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Awarded DamagesPASSED AWAY AT MAKES PLANS FOR HIS HOME TUESDAY SPECIAL ELECTION
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In one accident on S atu rday a f te r- j a n d green, noon a t th e com er o f F ern and S tu y - j y h e children are re en te rta in ed arithvesan t Avenues, a N ash *** dJ i v” l 1 gam es anu sing ing and w ith th r The guest* w ere M in e . M arjorie f i , . a . i i . . fold, on an addition w hich wa* being “h> H a r r j N ew burg. o f ^ ^ d a in ty re fre sh m en t, w hich w e r e M eyers ol B e lle fo n u in ., O h io ; * » „ Mnl„ , fro m m ^ i r to . h r M rrk m P a in t f .o « p .n > * * _ *
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driven b j C h a r le s M ailo t, o f F o r e s t I h * p y , u »11 o f h e r l i t t le g u e sU an d C o u rtn e y , M rs. S m ith L. I te a rd o n , | . 0“ 5 * 7 , . V ',...- ,.- « h r r , . it » nil* h r m an to th e S t. M a r y '. M o*ptta l in P a . M artha- I 'aw tih , «*» Aaa g M a t . • » • th r I n «kMA venue.___________________ ^ . j ! laer paP ta itiilM H L athM .ra la tive» show - M r».. W ealey— K .i lh e f t r . . M r». Jo h n K u t^ . __________________ia ifc ..» .h c tE jh r. J»»**>l » *»> th r n r a i » « » M a r th a I 'aw tih N ra h t, w hu u * p u rj» * » whr.« th* Ih-h-.u mwt
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K ach . n v e r p re fe r r e d charge.s o f arrf > n J R eginB ld H u n l(.r o f } tkrec.k le“ ' I A venue, F red e ric k M ey er a n d th e Utand th e y w ere b o th g iv e n su m m o n ses to a p p ea l in th e lo ca l police c o u r t on M onday : f te m >on.
W hen th e ir case c a m e u p fo r h e a r ing on M ondr.y n e i th e r m an w as in th e c o u r t room to a n s w e r to h is n am e .
A no the aoc id en t h a p p en e d a t th e » u e s • c o m e r o f C o u rt a n d S tu y v e s a n t A venues, on S a tu rd a y a f te rn o o n , w hen th e c a r s d riv en by F r a n k W ilinch in - sk i, o f 744 B risb in A v en u e , an d C la r ence H a s ’te ll o f 551 Second A venue, collided. B oth c a r s w e re d a m a g ed , b u t b o th d r iv e rs a g re e d to s e tt le o u t o f c o u rt.
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t ie h o s te ss , A lice M ey er o f P a rk A venue, i . r s . E d w a rd W a lk e r o f W illow A venue, a n d M rs. L o u is T am k e o f F o u r th S tr e e t , a s s is te d by M rs. M ey er, e n te r ta in e d t h e y o u th fu l
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v o o m a t ic k e t s * ------- v Mal«hew‘* Kaangrlu al U t h e r w | » ( M I« Ike ,,^a ^ ,k * , * 1 .
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turn do tta r* . *«.« ih r I t t i dW .* .« * 4 b ) Mr » « .to * f» i ih r #.|»kp«*#nt, t h a a rh .«U . a .w M >•>•< *h.wal I« ..« HIM
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n o rte d to th e loca l police h e a d q u a r te r s fro m New J « r s e y A venue to T en m it t r e Ui m ak e th r M o rt L. O V o n n e ll I n -m a lo ry , U ntaw t ' t t j . N J {ha t a c a r ra n in to th e c a r w h ich he E y c k A venue, w e re g iven th .. final k ld d l r Ihay a l A reo la P a rk » n r o f „w a s d riv in g a t th e c o m e r o f R iv- re a d in g . T he Im p n j re m e n u w ill be .h r fin . •' d ay* fo r th e . h ild ren of J U J _ D . ^ : . A « * e ra id e an d V a lla* B rook A venue« and f o r cu rb* , g u t te r» a a # » a c a d a m pave- B a r fW C a a n ty , t h a t th e y h **a a » a r a l O O * e D r e S U n A f a O
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p i t te i an d m a c - ; |'r* m d e n t H o w ard Itrld g ean an . o f a g a in .I h e r n e ig h b o r, M r aa.1 M r» '""****' 1by Office P e te rs on S u n d ay , to n P- ; , th , m idd le o f t he n ig h t, th a t ¡a s th e p ro p e r ty t ? * « j î r t 'a d - « T i te ^ yp e a r in ti e loccl po lice c o u rt on M o n - . JJ “ ^ t , e r to d riv e on i f possib le . ™ ''*** A v en u e , w en t to th a t »d- m m m ry
day a f t e r loon. . , . ^ ___ .. . in s te a d o . s to p p in g an d g a t t in g o u t | ¡„ . h . th e re w as s till j " » " t » in tro d u ced .
sew er, c u rb , g u t t n an d mac w ere alao am ong «hr im p ro v e .»
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M onday, ^ d a s h e d id n o t a p p e a r , he un uhk llow n m an i on Kiver-
->u r n * i q j lm tr f t o f 742 Second i s i“ e A venue, U u th e rfo rd .W illiar.i S c h m id t, o r » eco n o . , t „ . . _» th e ir _____________ . . . » rh a re e d w ith B o th driver» g o t o u t OI m e ir
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c a ra .a n d th e un k n o w n d r iv e r e i th e r d id no t like h a v in g hi* c a r b e in g d a m a g ed , o r he m a y have boen th e c a u s e o f th e ac-
■ a c a il* in T h e c o in m i.a io n e ra la c e iv rd a com
in e IOUOWOI* o « j * — — ---- — t , , k i ^ ^ . t i i i a fro m th r I h r «ickr«» ata- g iv rn a » * y t ir« of u . . , M«R«aan had b a t in g Ik a l lh.''wgh* ike lew
, hI f St uyvê a a n t c £ C om pany . requeM , h ^ * , ™ , h r , h a — *1 - U h a r é . . , • - » »
w ho s ta te d t h a t th e y o u n g m an had V a lley B rook A "» « * »
...T h e | a i w cwal co m p an y m ju .- . te .!
wom etl lo h r r MHat in th r ru a trt l a n a , *** dna**»1 »<*■ ♦*» the «*» » / f r h r « a * a b lr lo te a m th a t M r H a rd R nggar* . t« ..* o w a « u h Me* I 'r t t» .
¡ th e influence o f liquo r.V n . * I n u i, so a ec iae o tn a i rie w oum “ f
w T en ^ r r a ip i e d on M onday D uffy | to do . a n d v * e n | ^ f,,U rt K r i r T ^ ’ n e a r C o u rt A venue, but.d id n o t p re ss th e c h a rg e an d * * 'e | abouV h« |f an h o u r la te r , th e A rlin g - a « C l the ' re s id en ts o f «1«* p ro p e rty in «h*th e re a so n th a t tn e m an w as a w o r k - 1 m gn nia(1(, h js w , y to tlw R u th e r- j ^ | | Q S l i m m e r S a l e v ic in ity m ade au. h a p ro l.- .t
• ■ ■ * it th a t th e p re* id en t, M r W a l.lrm a rl la r te n ia n w ith d rew th r reque« t rh<
m arR ed n a t m s re a a o n . .o . ' | t js be lieved th a t th e c o ^ r ie t hum
b re a th , bu t. t h a t he wa* n<t u n d e r th e ^ h in g » h u id « ta tó m
v t r Ä r - . . m a h d e a d f r o mGAS IS BELIEVED
r ------- a , ulot, t tn i n . 1« * m an «"M e m s w s j i»»Uig m a n , an d he d id t fo r ,i ¡-„lice h e ad q u a rte r* , lie w as bad
rfe re w ith h is jo b . Duffy »'*<’ "■ m,.,t i r a | »««ention.a r t e d h a t h is re a so n fo r h a v in g L il;____i ,i .„ . . . .v « r t .
th e m an a r re s te d on S u n d a y w as th a t jie w as u n d e r th e in fluence o f liq u o r,
b e r o f th e u nknow n d r iv e rs c a r w as»•as u n d e r th e in n u en ce oi iq o .n , ^ a n p ffo ri w ill Ik- m ade to
and D u f f - f e l t th » t th e H tr^ ts w ^ o u ld ^ ^ wml h a v r h im ju s t ly , be s a f e r w ith S c h m id t off th e m u n tilh r .b e c a m e sober. A t th e tim e o f h i s ,
Ends August 31st At Rickman’s Store m a t ta r wa» le f t in «»'<’ hands
m a y o r. _ n tT h e l.yndhur*« !<>•«< and G un < lub
examine«* fo r h is d r in k in g anil he Local Police Make acould not be he ld on th a t c h arg e .
He w a i give n a s ev e re le c tu re by J u d g e B r-s lin w ho to ld him how lu c k y he ha<l b een th a t -h e h ad n o t been ex am ined a t th e t im e o f h is a r r e s t ,a n d w a n ed him about. h i s i T h e u n ifo rm s o f th e L y n d h u rs t P o - ! on ,h e d o lU r
Jo sep h M a ia n tl , o f 61«> f a in s ir« . j ^ - |) r | ) a r t m e n t w ere b eco m in g a b it T h is Mi 1<* In c lu d e s I'erml«** forwin) w as ir re b te d b y O m cer p e te rs io r j ^ sevvrn\ «nonths th e Ur<>8K >Kf a |*„ hoys* and s lrlH 1 su itsch-ivtfc* ' ith o u t a n o w n « r s license o { o f *h< fo rce h a v e been i n - ) ®nd p a s t ie s , s ilk ra y o n s , bent for
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tion of N ew J e r s e y h a v e declared »n initial q u a r te r ly d iv idend o f $1.25 p e r share on th e new n on p a r va lue *5 c u m u la tiv e p re fe rre d stock which w as issued re cen tly . In ad d itio n , d ire c to rs a ls o d e c la red th e r e g u la r q u a rte r ly d iv id en d o f fifty cen ts p e r sh a re on the com m on stock , $1.75 p e r »hare on th e »even p e r can t, p re fe rre d $2 p e r s h a re on th e e ig h t p e r cen t, p re fe rre d a n d th e re g u la r m o n th ly d ividend o f f i f ty c en ts a sh a re on th e six p e r cen t, p re fe rre d . All d iv idends a re p a y a b le S ep tem b e r 29 to s tockho ldersof. reco rd -S ep tem b e r l :
T h e B oard o f D ire c to rs o f Public S e rv ice E lec tric and G as C om pany h a s d ec la red a q u a r te r ly div idend o f |1 .7 5 a sh a re on i t s 's e v e n p e r cen t, c u m u la tiv e p re fe rr e d stock anil a q u a r te r ly d iv idend o f $1.50 a sh a re o n i t s s ix p e r cen t, p re fe rre d stock . B o th d iv id en d s a re p ay ab le S ep tem b er 29 to s to ck h o ld ers o f reco rd S e p te m b e r L
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New Designed Plane To Be Christened At Teterboro Flying Field
"T h e P r id e o f J e r s e y ” , a n a irp la n e o f new d esign an d s tr ik in g ly d iffe ren t fro m p la n e s o f to d a y , w ill be c h ris te n - e d an d g iven its f ir s t pu b lic fligh t and in sp ec tio n a t T e te rb o ro A irp o r t, H as- b ro u ck H e ig h ts , N . J . , a t 3 P . M. F n -d a y , A u g u s t tw e n ty - fo u r th , >_ .
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D e ta ils o f th e new p lan e h a v e been t k e p t s e c re t b u t i t Is u n d e rs to o d th a t! i ts fu se lag e o r bod y is c o n s tru c ted e n tire ly o f d u ra lu m in u m , a n d t h a t i t j is a “c ro s s ” b e tw een a m ono p lan e and a b ip la n e . . In s e c re t te s ts , i t is re p o r te d to h ave c lim bed a t th e r a te of 1,500 fe e t p e r m in u te an d a t ta in e d a speed o f 120 m iles a n h o u r u n d e r fu ll j load.
T h e p lan e w as b u il t by T h e G a te s - \ D ay A irc ra f t C o rp o ra tio n o f P a te r son , a n d w as d e sig n e d by C h a r le s jH ealy D ay.
M r. D ay d e sig n ed th e w o rld s f irs t “ T r a c to r” b ip lane in 190!* a n d since th e n h a s b u ilt 23 su cce ss fu l m odels. D u rin g th e w a r, a s c h ie f e n g in e e r o f th e S ta n d a rd A ir c r a f t C o rp . o f E l iz a b e th , N . J . , he p ro d u ced th e second la rg e s t n u m b er o f a irp la n e s f o r th e U n ited S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t d u r in g th a t tim e . M ore th a n h a l f o f th e U . S . a rm y a v ia to r s w ere t r a in e d on p la n e s b u ilt by M r. D ay .
A luncheon f o r a v ia to rs , c i ty offic ia ls , a n d g u e s ts w ill be h e ld a t th e A le x a n d e r H a m ilto n H o te l in P a te r son a t 1 P. M- F r id a y . A p ro g ra m o f a e r ia l t r i c k s , in c lu d in g a ra ce be tw een a p la n e b u il t b y M r. D ay in 1915 and th e N ew S ta n d a rd , w ill b e a n o th e r f e a tu re . / !
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d a y m o m in g a t te n o ’clock a t th e S ac red H e a r t C h u rch , w ith th e R ev . T h o m as M cD erm o tt o fficiating fo r R o b er t S to rm , w ho w as d ro w n ed in th e P a ssa ic R iv e r o n T h u rsd a y a f t e r noon , w hen th e c an o e in w h ich he w as p ad d lin g w ith tw o o th e r boys u p se t, th ro w in g a l l th re e in to th e w a te r . In te rm e n t fo llow ed a t F lo ra l H ill C em e te ry , U n io n C ity .
R o b e r t, who w as s ix te en y e a r s o f a g e , w ith h is tw o co m p an io n s, H a r r y G an z e lm u lle r , tw e lv e y e a rs o f 701 R idge R o ad ; and E d w a rd R usso , a lso tw e lv e y e a r s o f a g e , o f 639 T en E y c k A venue, pooled th e i r m oney on T h u r s d ay a f te rn o o n , And h ire d a canoe to e n jo y a ro w on th e riv e r.
W hen th e y w ere w ith in a s h o r t d is ta n c e o f th e t r e s t le o f th e D. L . a n d W. R a ilro a d , w hich h ad been th e scene o f sev e ra l d ro w n in g s , th e boys s ta r te d ro ck in g th e can o e , w hich t ip p e d , th ro w in g all th re e inter th e w a te r .
A lth o u g h all th re e boys w ere good sw im m ers, only tw o w ere able to sav e th em se lv e s . S to rm d is ap p e a re d im m e d ia te ly a f te r s t r ik in g th e w a te r , and th e o th e r tw o sw am a b o u t t r y in g to lo ca te him . F a il in g to do so, th e y s tru c k o u t fo r sh o re to sum m on help .
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lege, D ublin, res ts th e "H a rp o f Ire lan d ” th a t sounded “once th rough T a ra ’s h a lls .” T he s to ry is th a t “a f t e r B rian B oru w as kfllejl a t th e b a ttle o f C lo n ta rf, th is liurp w as given to l*ope A lexander 11. It rem ained In th e V atican fo r n.-arly MX) y ears , and w as given, In 1521, to H enry VIII in recognition o f h is defense o f th e Seven Sacram en ts . T w enty y e a rs la te r H enry V III gave th e harp to th e earl of C lan- rlca rd e , and It w as handed down un til i t cauie lu to th e possession o f a L im erick a n tiq u a ry . A rcheologlsts. how ever, say the h a rp is not o lder th a n th e F o u rteen th cen tu ry .
i n i ■ .1 . u u . — . a n y o ft h e m , s h a l l f a i l t o c o m p l y w i t h t h e t e r n s a m i c o n d i t i o n « o f t h i s o r d i n a n c e , w i t h i n t h e t i m e a f o r e s a i d , t h e n a n d i n t h a t c a a e t h e B o a r d o f C e m m l s s l o n e r « w i l l p r o c e e d w i t h t h e w o r k a n d m a k e s a i d c o n n e c t i o n s a n d a s a e s « t h e c o s t a n d e x p e n s e t h e r e o f u p o n t h e l a n d s b e n e f l t t e d t h e r e
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s h a l l f a l l t o m a k e t h e a f o r e s a i d c o n n e c t i o n s . t h e n t h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r s s h a l l , b y r e s o l u t i o n , d i r e c t t h e T o w n s h i p C l e r k t o a d v e r t i s e f o r b i d s o r p r o p o s a l s f o r t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f s a i d c o n n e c t i o n s , s a i d p r o p o s a l s t o b e s u b m i t t e d t o t h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r s a t a r e g u l a r m e e t i n g t h e r e o f , a t s u c h t i m e a n d p l a c e a s I n s a i d r e s o l u t i o n s h a l l b e n a m e d a n d f i x e d . S a i d a d v e r t i s e m e n t s h a l l b r i e f l y d e s c r i b e t h e d i f f e r e n t k i n d o r c l a s s o f w o r k a n d s h a l l b e p u b l i s h e d a t l e a s t t w i c e i n t h e S o u t h B e r g e n E a g l e , a n e w s p a p e r c i r c u l a t i n g w i t h i n s a i d T o w n s h i p . t h e f l r s t p u b l i c a t i o n t o J o e m a d e a t l e a s t t e n d a y s p r i o r t o t h e d a t e f i x e d f o r t h e r e c e i v i n g o f t h e s a i d p r o p o s a l s , p r o v i d e d , h o w e v e r , t h a t t h e s a i d - B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r s m a y d i r e c t a a l d a d v e r t i s e m e n t t o b e p u b l i s h e d I n o n e o r m o r e n e w s p a p e r s o t h e r t h a n s a i d S o u t h B e r g e n E a g l e .
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New Jerwy t. one of the healthiest of the United State». According to figure, issued by the United State. Government, its 1927 death rite o f 1 1 .2 per thousand was the loweM in seven years, being one under that of 1926. 0** Good health departments, state an municipal, assure favorable sanitary and hygienic conditions.
Adequate and good public utility service plays a pan in conserving public health as w ell as public comfort and Public Service provides tor most of the State’s excellent electric, gas and
transit facilities.
»The success of Public Service and development of New Jersey a r « b o u n d t o g e t h e r . 1*
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North Arlington, Kearny and Newark. Rutherford, Kant R utherford, Carlatadt, W oodridge, Has- hrouck Heights and Hackensack.
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Hillside Properties $350 Upwards
Lake Frontage $1450 Upwards
L A K E M O H A W K has made a tremendous appeal to those w ho are tiring of costly Summer Vacations that bring no lasting benefit.
A cottage at this lake w ill enable you to get away for a week-end or a month, any season— any time and at a small cost.
M any w ith an eye to the future are buying property at Lake M ohaw k, w hile others who have built there have solved the family vacation problem and are in possession of an investment of increasing value.Fu ll Information and a 1928 Lake M ohaw k Folder can be obtained at our Office
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ag e form eriy o f Poat avenue. Lytid- R utherfo rd . A »on. w ho i* in th e M r and M m C. F . M cKinney uf aaaw tan t p rofeaaor a t the New Je ieey Avenoe, R ichanl and Reginald Man h u rs t but who recen tly made h is home Im to d S ta te* Navy also *»rvive* th e Poet avenue have been called to t to Collage of P harm acy , ha* re tu rned to U r M anon aad H ow ard M arie» of w ith h is m other, M rs. M. Q uass, o f dead mSuT a s does h is m o ther, who home of Mr McKinney's m other a t fcte home from a notor^ t n p th rough |V rk Av, n(w Frederick Mejwr and C a rm ita Avenue R utherford , w as lives w ith h e r second husband on C ar- R uston . Lousianna, due to th e aeriou* th e New E ng land State* am i New UnJ , Allof M eyer. M r» Edward W alfound floating in th e bay off K eans- m ita A venue, R utherford . At th e tim e illness o f the m other. Mr*. McKinney. Vork S tate . ______ k, r Mr*. Uw»u Tomke a**i*ted Mr*.
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bu rg , la s t T ueaday, by passengers on of his d e a th to aras em ployed a t h is S r., w as a delegate from Lamaianna toboard the excursion boat. C ity o f trad e in Bloomfield. . th e N ational Republican Convention,K eansburg , w ith h is th roat cu t from T to deceased w as a m em ber o f th e and is s ta te p resident of the W C. Te a r to ear. H e had been dead fo r C a rp en te rs’ Local. No. 906, C B. o f U. of her home »tote.
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r e n e * the I k iu m u section along S tuyyesan t Avena* fo r the pa*t th ir
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toen year*._ will leave on hi* vaca- t a r n r i f P * * 4 w T / JR obert Chan kalian , of P o rt Avenue Uoa naxt w eak fo r Buffalo and Can- ’ .
e rfo rd ; an d "the L yndh u rs t Lodge of ia en joy ing Ufa on Eagle N eat Farm , ad a w ith h is w ife and two d au g h te r»Elks. T h è la t te r lodge held services M a r th e D elaw are W ater G ap, w tora
by tra d e , le ft a re la tive’« hom e in from th e A lice Collin» fu n e ra l home ha w ill rem ain un til Labor Day.
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sev era l hours, an d th e police believe C. and J . A. of N aw ark ; Boiling i t is a case of m urder, w ith robbery S p rings Lodge. F. and A- M. o f R uth
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Public Service Stores©Attractive Percolator Set
Sella for *17.75
A T Public Service stores responsibil lty does not end when an appliance
is sold. It extends to the installation of the appliance when that is necessary, and to its successful operation as a labor' saver.
And back of each appliance there is a big army of Public Service men and women on duty, in shifts, every hour of the twenty-four to keep homes lighted, heated and serviced, so that housekeep ing may be freed of unnecessary work.
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A six cup electric percolator, • round tny, a cream jug an d a sugar bowl—complete equip' iqfgt for good coffee aervice— 117.7».
Hot Waffles Stir Jaded Appetites
Made electrically, w»fflea m ay be served where you w ish , for there is no smoke o r o d o r in their preparation. Electr ic waffle iron, tray, batter pitcher and lyrup jug sell fo r $10.95.
Gas Incinerator Kttps Hornt Fret From DttHgtrout Watt•
Incinerator* $25 lower in price
The gas incinerator provides • quick, safe way of disposing of all garbage and inflammable waste. It operates without smoke or odor.
News of Importance to Thrifty Home-makersR aritan 244 D . T . enam eled gas range w ith regulator. aervice d raw er and to p b u rn e r ligh ter >59.71.
I t ’s not su rprising th a t every hom e m aker w ants to cook on a r is range w ith an oven heat regulator. I t rem oves all guesswork from heir «H iking and baking, an d p u ts it on a tim e and tem perature basis
T h is R a n ta n gas range is equipped w ith all the conveniences th a t help to im prove cooked foods and to sim plify th e ir preparation
Exceptional Value $ 5 9 .7 5 C* 1 *1
The rtngc may be purchased on theraay payment plsn for SM 40 or $9.20 with
your order «nd $4 85 monthly foe twelve month*.
Theac price« »a* e lu d e connecuoa from gat outlet in your kitchen by experienced | s S titter».
Hot water service is a necessity in all homes! Gas heats water quickly and relieves the householder o f work to obtain i t
G as autom atic storage w ater heaters w hich em body com plete ho t water* service -may now be installed for as little as $65 cash W h en purchased on term s, prices are a little h igher w ith th e opportun ity o f en jo y ing ho t vrtte r service while pay ing fo r i t , over a period of tw elve to eighteen m onths.
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T h re e bushel s ite w ith aqfo- m ao c sh u t off I HO cash— in s te ad o f #175. I f purchased o a . th e divided paym ent p lan 9 165 , on term s o f $7.fi0 dow n a n d eighteen f m t h s to pay
Surface Gleaning Is Out of Date
Rugs and carpcts used to be taken up in spring - and fall and beaten A t o th e r tim es o f the year they w xre only surface cleaned.
Nowadays » is possible to rem ove all the d irt fibm rugs w ith o u t lifting them from th e ir place*.
T h e H o o v er, w ith its spccial featu re . Positive A g ita tion , rem oves no t only surface dirt and litter, b u t also th e em bedded grit b u n e d deep in the rug.
Y our o ld r l r d r i r cleaner will help to p ay f a r a H oover, Pom- tiv* A g ita to r m odel. Ask us to apprass» it fo r you.
The Huovcr ball bearing No. 700 sells for 175; the U i at 159.50. Prices are a little higher when purchase is made on the divided payment plan on terms of 95 down and 95 a month.
AU the be»i water m akes a t Public Servie» including Kompak, R uud, H ot- ■one a n a R es. All heaters on sale at reduced prices.
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ally at three book«.Cocky Buck Ryan, the Bonehead
tw lrler. batting la clean up position, was on deck next, but Red Keay took his high slash to center easily. There was plenty o( chirp and pep as the Columbus Club came up for Its raps.
But in th e ru n scoring d ep artm en t it had no b e tte r luck . Ryan was w ilder th an a scared rabb it. He w alked B ear Fox, an d then Billy Landells a f te r V alenti had flled out. B ut th e ru n s ju s t fa iled to m aterialize.
The C olum bus C lub h ad to m ake a ligh ting finish to win. T he C arls tad t
for -other necessary expenses In coniw-ction therewith." was Introduced and duly passed on first reading and thereupon lh« ■aid Board of Commissioners Used Tuesday, September 4, 1*2». at eight o’clock (daylight savin* time) In the evening at the Town Hall on Valley Brook Avewur
RU M O R S have it t h a t S o u th B e rg e n is t o b e fa v o re d w ith a focrtball o u tf i t d rew off in to th e van in th e j T h e p o lis h -A m e rlc a n s m e e t th e. . ■ ■■ k a a # I m t l k A f l A v t O A U ( j l / in t l l A P I l l K I . . . . _ _ . . . . .
SUNDAY SCHEDULEThe Columbu* Club plays two over
the week-end, with the result that ____ _________________________loca l fans w ill probably see both In said Township « U * time and place „ , . . r4 . . , I when and where the said ordinance w o u MKeay do mound duty. At Rutherford further considered for final paaaag». Field Saturday the Rutherford Red at which time and place: all per«n. I p - _ . . . . , . terested therein and whose land* an«lSox will be met. The latter team ha« reM\ «»tat« are liable to be assessed there- ' Pl' 1 » ,tW° - * : r “* rle* » “ » th e club forf or who . n a y * ! « ta a» ? * £and this w ill be the play-off. Sun- h<,ar<i concerning said ordinance. S«*I day the c lu b tack le . the H o l y Rosarythe Passaic League outfit that j |evled o n property i n the vicinity o f s a i d
whipped the club earlier in the se a -: K inffand A vyas o r I n c r e a s e . !
s o n . D a t e d > L . y n d h u r s t , N . J . J u l y 1 0 , 1 * 2 * .P n l i a h « m e r l r a n a B y o r d e r o f t h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r .I o l i * h - . \ n i ' r l < a n s „ / T h e T o w n s h i p o f U y n d h u r s t .
I DOMINICK J. U V BLLt. _T o w n s h i p C l e r k .
NO. v2S5/8league E ddie C o rr is to n p o p u la r com m issioner o f th e baseball ®f ,h - b“ 1 ln ,h e n*xt 8esf,lo|1 l »e C lu b ¡Tw entieth C en tu ries a t St. Mike s. COPY o p ORDINANCE league. EUU1L V . i I I b a t te r e d i ts w ay in to th e le a d , s c o r - ]ThM iaat h u t a b o v e REFERRED TO.
. t h e r e f o r e m o a s s i s s w i m t t o b s m a d e o r l e v i e d f o r t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d i m p r o v e m e n t . b u t t h e c o a t i a n d e x p e n s e s t h e r e o f i s t o b e l e v i e d a n d p e s e e d b y t a x a t i o n , l a t r d L y n d h u r s t . .N . I . .
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O n e po in t t h a t sh o u ld b e w ell d iscu ssed b e fo re t h e le a g u e , i f i t is fo rm ed is ■ th e a d m itta n c e q u a lif ic a tio n s o f t h e te a m s .P re s s w rite rs h a v e called t h e baseba ll le a g u e “ a b ig su c ce ss , a n d h a v e said o t h e r nice th in g s a b o u t it- B u t «me h a s o n ly to lo o k a t th e s ta n d in g s o f th e te a m s to s ee t h a t a t le a s t f o u r o f t h e te a m s w ere s o h o p e less ly o u tc la sse d b y th e o th e r s t h a t v e ryfew fa n s fo llow ed a n y b u t t h e le a d in g g a m e s. „ , . OT „T h e S uperio rs, P io n e e rs , S a p p h ire s c a n n o t r a te w ith t h e C o lu m b u s ] |K)lt af t | , e B o n eh e a d a f te rn o o n ,
d u b o r B oneheads. T h e on ly p o ss ib le c h a n c e fo r o n e o f t h e h rs t a lso waM w a lk ed . M llesk l w as su f- m m e . I to lick the le a d e r s w o u ld b e in c a tc h in g th e m o n o f f d a y s A n d fe r in g o n e o f h is w iid s p e lls a n d he n o t m a n y are going t o b rave th e s u n w ith th e h o p e t h a t t h e c e r ta in c o u ld do n o th in g a b o u t It.■winner is go ing to h a v e an off day . A te a m th a t o u tc la s s e s t h e rest The C olum bus C lub sudden ly de-o f th e field , or one t h a t c an n o t m easu re u p t o t h e o th e r te a m s is e n o u g h elded tf ia t th e B onehead t o stagger a n y league.
H e en joys an even S tephen . T he C lub sneaked the {winning ru n across In th e eleventh .
W hat a session th a t fifth was. Ml- j leski found h im self in a peck of tro u b le , and th e first and only squabble of th e gam e cam e th e re . I t waa not so m uch a t th a t.
Roach, th e lucky m 9u from C arls ta d t, g rinned M lleskl N n to giving him a free pass. Zoon, th e sh in ing
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w ere hogging th e platfe. i Mlleskl a rg u ed w ith U m pire -;lK arl, and l^e was backed by n trenuous objections j from th e o u tsid e bench. B ut K arl
gamiB w ith th e H arrison H udsons a t H arrison .
I ’nkm A. A.The U nions play a doubie-fieader
Sunday. A t St. M ichael’s a t 10 :30 It m eets th e A m erlcan -Ita lian Independents. A t N o rth A rlington In the afte rn o o n It m ingles w ith th e Red Sox of th a t tow n.
Fourth Ward A. C.T he 'F o u r th W arders trav e l to
D elaw anna a f te r a lapse of a m onth w ithou t p lay ing to m eet th e D elaw anna A. A.
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1 . T h a t a r e i n f o r c e d c o n c r e t e p i p e s t o r m w a t e r s e w e r b e c o n s t r u c t e d i n K i n g s l a n d A v e n u e f r o m R i d g e R « * a d o n t h e n o r t h w e s t t o N e w a r k A v e n u e o n t h e s o u t h e a s t a n d c o n t i n u i n g o n s a i d N e w a r k
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1. That the water system of the r«*» ship be extended to and th ro u g te p ^ ,? : Avenue between Court Avenue o n t i northeast and Tontine Avenue on {¡¡** southwest. by the laying or eonotruotii^ of a suitable pipe or water 3 appliances, according to plans and sD ri flcation* therefor, on file in the oftt«# the Township Clerk.
2 . The Board of Commissioners shall by resolution, direct the Townahlp ciTrL to advertise for bids or proposals r said work as hereinbefore set forth, to be submitted to the said Bonnl at a regular meeting thereof, at such time »n!i place as in said resolution shall he flxMi Said advertisement shall briefly describe the different kind or class of work an<i be published at least twice In the South Bergen Eagle and Commercial Leader newspapers published or circulating with.’ In said Township the first publication to be at least ten days prior to the date fixed for receiving said proposals.
J. The sum of $2.000.00 is hereby appropriated for the cost and expense of the improvement hereinbefore set forth and described and for other necessary- penses in connection therewith.
4. In order to temporarily finance t h e said Improvement and to meet the afore, s a i d sppropriatlon. The Township of Lyndhurst shall borrow, from time to t i m e , from s u c h Dersons or corporation a s t h e Board of Commissioners may determine an amount not exceeding the sum herein appropriated and issue temporary notes or bonds therefor at a rate of interest not exceeding six per cent, per annum. Said notes or bonds shall be in such form and Issued for such period not exceeding six years from date thereof. a s t h e Board of Commissioners shall determine by resolution. No note or bond shall be renewed for more than six yearn from the date of the original issue.
5 . T h e w a t e r system of the Township b e i n g o w n e d , c o n s t r u c t e d and operated by t h e m u n i c i p a l i t y , t h e r e f o r e no assessmentsT h e B o a r d o f C o m r i i i s a i o n n c r s o f T h e 1 _ _______ __
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M ilburu Avenue boy Is h a rd a t work p reparing for them .
UNION A. A. LOSEH arbuscio’s s ig n a ls ’ He stepped up T f t t* A D I QT A I^ T A 0 to the Nlab and sho t th e sp h e re to I U I 1th e batter. I t-w as a trifle h ig h , andclose, but B auer stepped back and i Ix>o»e playing In the first th ree th en In, and clouted th e b a ll for a 'in n in g s lost a ball gam e fb the h igh foul. ¡C arlstad t A . T - la s t S a tu rd a y a t
A long d raw n **ah-h” cam e from L lndberg F ield . C a rls ta d t, 8-2. The th e Colum bus roo ters as I*.000 pairs w inners scored th ree ru n s In the first
m atches a re im p o rtan t ones, and the enough tim e to aim p roperly and
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the pill. The Bonehead rooters carnei the eighth.to life. “ Y ou 're on to h im . boy ." w th e ir cry.
Bauer was on to M lleskl. fo r the m om ent a t least T h e next p itched ball he d rove past V ern ig lla . who
<*ame Tense. j w as filling In for lla lm at th irdTh affair came through with all th e T hat play should have been a decid-
fltlirUl that were expected of it. and lug point«which bn)ught five thousand persons The ball glanced off V ernaglla’s tfroan a ll over South Berjefa t o witness glove. I t should have upset him. and
"The fans lined the fence, and tended to break up the entire Colum-"tbflfei d a circle almost around the bus play. But too much depended on
•Ol *nan weather gave for his th a t game for them to allow m blue sky with a heavy sun
kept everyone happy and warm.AD fee ceremonials ot-a. Big League
*Bt marked the game. Commissioner the League, Eddie Corriston. an
’■M aced that In the absence of Con-
made a throw th a t nipped B arbusclo a t the p la tte r.
' ' '* • , • IFox did not field, lu his u su a l good
stylei but w as rig lit th e re w ith the stick. In five a tte m p ts he landed at flrst safely th re tim es.
Mllewkl p itched a safe gam e. He did not s tr iv e for s tr ik eo u ts , b u t gar-; nered seven of them anyw ay. He allow ed only fo u r hits, bu t w alked flvs.
Ryan p itched b e tte r ball th a n was expected of him . though he was nicked fpr ten safe blows.
T ag g art s ta r te d on th e m ound for the U nions, and was h it freely. In iUrhuil<l„ hBli th(. Kame won Inth e th ird w ith Johnson ln th e box. the Blnth but b)ew hls chance Heone h it and fo u r e rro rs com bined to w a| loped o u , „ tr lp |e and t r | ea , 0give th e C a rls ta d t Club fo u r ru n s j , tre lch „ fo r , he w tnnlng Tun and
The local team could p o t h it the waB |a|[|{l.d o u , , he , ■offerings of th e opposing p itcher and | garn ered only five h its an d two ru n s
a n y -gamet h i n g t o ja r 'th e lr equilibrium
The Boneheads used a bit o f strategy and directed a sacrifice to Ver- naglia. hoping that they would And him wild But Pastorl’s Intended
bunt rose too high and YernagltaCandidate Frank Sample, who dashed In to make an out That waa* 1 l»a»e tossed out the first ball, better. M lleskl settled down and w Sheriff Mort L . "O'Connell fanned Bristol who swung tneffectu-
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son Hospital la the au»o owned by Frank F ish er, of E ssex Street. E ast Orange, where he was treated by Dr O'Connor, and detained at the h o s pital to aarertaia if further developments would arise from the effects of the acciden t.
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SMITH OPPOSES PROHIBITION
Governor Smith of N ew York, in his speech of acceptance, announces a policy w ith respect to prohibition directly the antithesis of that offered by H oover, the Republi-; can nominee. '
Hoover stands for the Eighteenth amendment as written and regards it as a noble experiment. Sm ith urges that this amendment shall be amended so that it would:
G ive to each individual state itself, on ly after approval by a referendum popular vote of its people, the right w holly within its borders to import, manufacture or cause to be manufactured and sell alcoholic beverages, the sale to be made only by the state itself and not for consumption in any public place
Law U likx« o f C O N K LIN , SM ITH aad TOW E *
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R u t h e r f o r d . K . 1. Phone R u therfo rd 694-696
Five Years Ago This WeekTraffic Officer Peters traveled several miles before he could per-
. 7 - . j • i l i suade an automobilist to accept a summons for npt having a driver'si n i s IS a S ta te o p t io n p la n a n d I t a ls o b a r s t n e r e t u r n j or ow ners license while driving a motor vehicle.
Peter* first requested the driver. Maxwell Hersciioof of 225 W ash'of the saloon w hich Governor Smith says must not be reopened.
Realizing that such a program, even if popular, could not be completed in years, Smith also recommends a supplementary scheme to provide for w hat he calls “some im mediate relief." T h is consists in an amendment o f the V o lstead law (w hich Hoover would not m odify), giving a scientific definition of the alcoholic content of an intoxicating beverage. H e adds:
T h e present definition is admittedly inaccurate and unscientific. Ea ch state would then be allowed to fix its own standard of alcholic content, subject always to the proviso that that standard could not exceed the maximum fixed by the congress.
T h is is a proposal to raise the maximum of alcholic content of beverages that might be sold prior to the amendment of the Eighteenth amendment from one-half of one per centum to some higher standard.
H ere then is the issue joined. F o r the first time since the two great political parties went squarely into battle in 1884, under Blaine and Cleveland respectively, over the!
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in^to:i Avenue, Newark, to foHaw him to police headquarters. Instead, be sped up Ridge Road into Rutherford. Catching up to him at the Rutherford Depot and standing with one foot on the running board of Herschoof's car, Peters again proceeded to hand him a summons, but the driver again drove off almost upsetting the officer7~ Again catching up to him the culprit refused to drive his car back to Lyndhurst, so the officer hired a taxi and at the local police headquarters Herschoof was given a summons to appear on Friday evening before the Judge.
Saturday evening a miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Margaret W olf at the home of Mrs. Houghton of 276 Ridge Road. Miss W olf received many beautiful gifts. Miss W olf is soon to be the bride of Mr. John Houghton.
John A. Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Griffin of 192 Bergen A venue, Jersey City, and formerly of Valley Brook Avenue, and Jersey A venue, this town, died Sunday morning as the result of injuries received in an automobile accident last Friday morning. Griffin and three other men were riding in a roadster and in attempting to turn a corner, the steering knuckle broke and thenar swerved off the road into a tree. Both of Griffin's leg's were broken. ' 1 ' / -
Two architects, one representing Collins, Murphy and Lehman and the other Ralph E. Hackei*, gave lengthy talks on the advantage of erecting a high school according to his respective plan and specification. Hacker's bid was the lower one but the matter was not decided upon at this meeting. The ground on which the high school is to be erected is still to be procured and the Counsel was ordered to take immediate steps to either come to an agreement with the property, owners or else
L E Q A L N O T I C K
T H E T U N N E L C L U B B IN GPublic indignation has been freely expressed because
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of the unwarranted assault on a Newark resident by tw o xi^ 'froL w eaet IvKxrwoxVife traffic policemen in the H olland vehicular tunnel. t h k t ^ t 1 T e a s t t ™ n H e x t e n d i n g
T l . . _ - J L L J - . J f f I T H E T O W N S H I P S A N I T A R Y S E W E Rhe accused omcers have been indicted tor felonious s y s t e m a c c o r d i n g l y a n d a p p r o -, „ i . i . , , . . 1 ' i t P R I A T I N a $ * . 5 0 0 . F O R S A I D P U R .
assault. Speedy trials are promised and it is hoped the pun- ishment w ill be in keeping w ith the offense
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$ . I n o r d e r t o t e m p o r a r i l y f i n a n c e t h e s a i d I m p r o v e m e n t s a n d t o m e e t t h e a f o r e s a i d a p p r o p r i a t i o n s . T h e T o w n s h i p o f l a y n d h u r s t s h a l l b o r r o w f r o m s u c h p e r s o n s o r c o r p o r a t i o n a s t h e B o a r d o f C o m - m l a s l o n e r s m a y . f r o m t l m s t o t i m e , d e t e r m i n e a n a m o u n t n o t e x c e e d i n g t h e s u m h e r e i n a p p r o p r i a t e d a n d t s s u s t e m - p o r s r y n p t c s o r b o n d s t h e r e f o r a t a r a t e o f I n t e r e s t n o t e s e e e t t a f f e ft * p e r e e n t p e r a n n u m S a i d n o t e s o r b e n d s s h a l l b e
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- ContractorExcavating, Landscaping, Grad ing. Concrete Foundations, T rench, Sewer and ditch work
Lawns Seeded and Rolled
141 SANFORD AVENUE Phone Rutherford 18TT-J.
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PHONE RUTHERFORD 4242F o r Q u ick D elivery O f
C O A LPURELLI COAL CO., INC.
661 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndfiurat, N. J
W you art contemplating building this year
SECURE YOUR PLANS NOW
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T H EW h en w e »elect, c u t a n d p re p a re o n e o f o u r rib ro a s ts you on ly h a v e to p u t i t in th e oven fo r th e re q u ire d t im e to e n jo y a s fln e a cu t o f m e a t a s you e v e r a n te d . W e a re p a r t ic u la r in th e s e le c tio n o f n il o f o u r m eata . O u r cu s to m ers a r e d ia c rim in a t in g a n d we know th a t w e m u st p len ee th em to e n jo y t h t i r re g u la r p a tro n a g e , a n d w e succeed.
A. EGERT & SONEverything In Meats
290 STUYVESANT AVE.Phone Ruth. 164S
114 STUYVESANT AVE.Phone Ruth. 2611
T V L y n d k u n t D em ocrat» i n a u k tag «laborale p r H t n l i a u to m i l a ta r f* deWgaUoa to th e *A1 S m ith Day*' a t Sn G irt a t S aturday.
H o w ard S K rid g m an . p r r u d e n t o f th e L y n d k u n t I V a w n t w club, u d E d g a r B o u g h to n . p re s id e n t o f l lw AI S o u th C lub , o f L y n d h u n rt. w ith th r i r c o m m itte r co n s is tin g o f Mr*. J o h n F ly n n . M rs. M a rg u e r ite A n h m a , M rs . R ow k ir s c h n e r , M r*. M a n n e r M u rp h y , Mr*. A n n a M onday , A ndrew D á rfo , G eorg* P ie rro , Mr* A n n a G o lem bow sk i, M r». L out* F » v » r . S ta n le y K ucin*ki, P ra n k K u iik a . A b r B enow itx , H a r ry G ro ssm an , a n d M ichael B re* lin , o f th e L y n d h u ra t D em o cra tic C lub , w ith Jo h n M ay , H a r ry J o rd a n , Mr*. S u sa n J o h n son an d th« p re s id e n t E d g a r H o u g h to n , o f th e A t S m ith C lu b , a n a r r a n g in g fo r b u ses to convey a ll thoap w ho d e s ire to m ak e th e t r ip . P r iv a te a u to m obiles w ill a lso be in us«.
Something New to Save YourJdea
m m m m ally flushes out th i flMTcases. Something which
■ ^ motor car instruction bookssay should be done at least every 2,500 miles. To r»*' move the old, gritty grr—r, hhngs, etc., which wear
%W and tear the life cw ^ cf gears and car.
A L E M I T Ei G e a r F l u s h i n g S e r v i c m
Has the gear cases ready in a jiffy to fill with fttrfk Alemite Transmission Lubricant. This lubricant by actual tests will give 1 to 1 yi more mflg| ocf, gallon of gasoline. / ~7 "
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Annual O’Connell Outing Set For Wed.
Exiòe Lyndhurst Notes
B A T T E R I E S
Riverbank Service & Battery Station
R iverside & R utherfo rd Aves. R utherford, N. J . Phone R uth. 3218
H. Schretzm an, Prop.
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N o w a Chry sler- Built Six for as little as $845
— Mr* Anna G linrema* rrt ( Imt.m T e rra c e is v is itin g fr ien d * on U»ngI tland.
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s i x o f C h r y s l e r q u a l i t y .
Wc have exposition* "t the yearly ini del* in autofrx ihtle» radm* and n*>- tuf hosts. We rcilcii xate and retvAate alm<«*t every year
But wc put up for year* on end with old style, behind the tiriw*. imariitary and drudgery producing plumbing and beating lau iitm withuut—any gmd reason.
J) liuihtuln ink.' BtnUn W rtf- M«(i» (Jjri, it a MiiadutiK advertmfnent m the Aof(u«t 18 tuaoe **♦ the Saturday E' cnmg P<«* It *h< s>ld make any h>>n»e«>wner or (aituly head *««• netKiua thinking
Read it and thai let a* make a hr «lit h f 'jminafiirri at your hmrir Such an etaounatstfi will ciMC" ytiu n>ahing and may make thi* the m at pn*itah*< ad you n w antwered
D E - S O T O S I X
R u t h e r f o r d . N . JPark & Pierrepont Aves.Phone Rutherford 1360
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ENTERED MONDAY. B u rg la rs ce rta in ly are p ick ing on
otBce of th e R iverside Coal Company, on G rant Avenue, w hen they ag a in visited th a t building a n d stole $85 from the safe.
The burg lary w as discovered by A nthony Capone, of Fourth S treet, L yndhurst, who a ss is ts the se cre ta ry ,
- Miss Audrey Sam aresco, of P assaic, w ith her work. Capone open s the office eactf day, an d when he found th a t bu rg lars had again v isited the place, he called th e local po lice at about seven o 'clock .
Chief Thom as L.andells and Officer H enry P eters m ad e the investigation^ They could find no m arks on the door, and the windows w ere still locked, and som e o f them w ere ac tu ally nailed up, d u e to the fac t that en try had been m ade before by the th ieves breaking in to the place.
I t is the belief th a t the thieve« used a skeleton key to gain en trancein to the building.
F inger p rin ts w ere taken, an d it is hoped th a t th e thieves w ill be traced th rough them .
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Mrs. Je rry Soriano, of Ridge Road has been enjoying th e past m o n th a t Belm ar a t the sum m er hom e of her
- p a r e n t s . ........ .
LIFE SAVING AND SWIMMING HONORS
AWARDED SCOUTST he follow nlg Scouts a t th e South
B ergen Scout Camp successfully passed the advanced sw im m ers' test Of th e A m erican Red Cross la s t week :
L este r N ichols and A rth u r Hossen- lopp , of E ast R u therfo rd ; Andrew W est. F ra n k P etersen , Andrew W oehrel, of R u therfo rd ,Koyfcroft, W illiam R ichter
feet, and practically e v e ry boy .w ho was a fa irly good s w im m e r baa earned the advanced s w im m e r '» b u t- t<m and the Ju n io r o r S e n io r L ifeSaving emblem.
FALLS FROM TRAIN IS SLIGHTLY HURT
MISS ALICE HEILER ' BRIDE OF J.SPEEHR AT BAPTIST CHURCHA pretty , though q u ie t wedding
Edw ard waH solem nized on M onday a t the Lincoln par80na ge of th e R u th e rfo rd B aptis t j
Po ihem us and W arren B u r r o w B , of C hurchi when Miss Alice H eller,
Meadow Road M an. A ligh ting F ro « 3.55 T ra la A t K ingsland Station
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Coun,y of ffifrB asiJsaasf rt1 . T h a t a r e i n f o r c e d c o n e r e t e p i s « a p p l y ^ , l a j a l l u r w n n t . U w W .
■ t o r m - w a t e r « e w e r b e c o n s t r u c t e d I n c o n o t r u e t l o a « r f o t o r m - w o t o r j W S ___________ , P e e b o d y A v e n u e f r o m C o u r t A v e n u e o n a f o r c o a k J a n d m i i n n w i w t I s t ^ e r e -
F r i t t o t h e P a v e m e n t , B u t L u e k i l y » T o n t i n e A v e n u e o n t h .
Kscapcd Serious Injuries.
SU M M O N SW A S GIVVENc o n s t i
A te lephone call cam e to th e Lyndh u rs t Police D epartm en t on Monday a f te rn o o n fo r th e police to b ring the
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a n d a p e c l f l c a t l o n s m a d e b y T h o m a a { hy r e J * o |U t l o o . ~ • E n g i n e e r f o r a a l d d r a i n a g e
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a s s « a s i . : r , œ Âlo rt h A rl In g t o n . ¡F e rn A venue, becam e th e bride
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boy, passed the John Speehr, of Second A venue. The ' ^ a rsn en on m e - w . .» — Cross life saving te s ts l . u l s J. V elte, p a s to r of t h , ¡ « j j - » a ilg h t fromd u rin g this past week: jchurch , officiated | o fflcer( Jo h n O 'Neil and Orlikow-
Lester N ichols and N orbert B ar- Miss H eller, w ho Is a teach er l n j gkl angw ered th e call an d broughtney Of Kast R u therfo rd ; E dw ard th e J e f f e r s o n School o f L y n d h u rs t ,, b a fk to th e pollce Btat| 0n JohnR oycroft and W arren B urrow s, of wore a sm a rt trav e lin g su it of brow n R tk e r o f J5 5 M eadow R oad, Lynd-I^yndhurst, an d H erbert H ecker, of w ith h a t, shoes an d stock ings t0 h u rs t. W illiam M ullins, b ro th e r of N o r th A rlington. m atch , and a -c o rsa g e o f rd ses and ge rg e a n t Jo h n M ullins, a lso accom-
T he m ost advanced em blem ln life sw eet peas. p an ied th e p a r ty to the police sta tion ,saving, that of Scout Life G uard , w as! The bride s only a t te n d a n t w as Mr. M ullins w as a wiWess of th e ac- aw arded to: Mrs. Ida Evans, of L yndhurst. The c |<jen t, and it w as he who had m ade
C eorge O arraw ay and V incent g room 's a tte n d a n t was th e fa th er of th e call.F lan ag an of R u th e rfo rd ; H enry C. th e bride, Mr. H. W. H eller. j Upon exam ination , the m an wastnstUH and T h e o d o r e K alisher, J r ., o f i A fter a w edding b reak fas t, th e found to be intoxicated , and wlt-I y n d h u rs t’ H ow ard E lgen rauch , of [bridal couple le ft on a tr ip up the nesses s ta te d th a t he had stepped
,?is a f t e r t h e p o h U o a t l o aB o w e , C i v i l■ y a t e m a n d t o o e u s w i w r f T e c to r d r a i n a g e p u r p o a e a o n l y a n d I s t o b e ®
essn -j’C f t a ■artSBr'st p s s i »«*.>«*% £ ? w Y tT iS u S S T iS S S L i-S . I k K n - AUKKKD . f f f i L K .S H .a -o d a t e t h e v o l u m e o f w a t e r S o w i M o E O K G bt h e r e t o , a a p r o v i d e d I n a a l d p l a n a a n d a p e c l f l c a t l o n a . T h e g r a d e o f a a l d s e w e r , A t t e s t :
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a r a d «l a i do r d r a i n l a t o b e — - - -
n e a r l y a s p o a a l b l e , t o t h e s r a d e o f t h e a a l d P e a b o d y A v e n u e a n d a l l o t h e rp l a c e a t h r o u g h w h i c h i t l a l a i d w j j j ---------a l l p l a c e a t h e p i p e s h a l l b e o f a u / f l c l e t t t n a n c e a i s e a n d l a i d a t s u c h g r a d e » * o a a t o c o p y I n a u r e a e l f - c l e a n l n g v e l o c l t l e a . T h e aald p l a n a a n d a p e c l f l c a t l o n a o f s a i d a t o r r n - w a t e r a e w e r a r e h e r e b y a d o p t e d and t i l e d w i t h t h e T o w n a h l p C l e r k f j » d b y r e f e r e n c e t h e r e t o , t h e a l a e o f a a l d p i p e , l o c a t i o n o f a a l d m a n h o l e a . ‘ ‘ Y b r a n c h « *I n t a k e s g r a d e s a n d o t h e r d e t a i l s o f a n d c o n c e r n i n g t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f s a l «■ e w e r , w i l l f u l l y a n d a t l a r g e a p p e a r .
I . T h a t t h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r s ■ h a l l b y r e s o l u t i o n , d i r e c t t h e T o w n s h i p C l e r k t o a d v e r t i s e f o r b i d * o r p r o p o s a l « f u r Mill w o r k , a s h e r e i n b e f o r e s e t r o r t h . t o b e s u b m i t t e d t o t h e s a i d B o a r d a t a r e g u l a r m e e t i n g t h e r e o f , a t s u c h t i m e and p l a c e a s l n s a i d r e s o l u t i o n s h a l l b e fixed. Said a d v e r t i s e m e n t s h a l l b r i e f l y d e s c r i b e t h e d i f f e r e n t k i n d o r c l a s s o f work and b e p u b l i s h e d a t l e a s t t w i c e I n the South B e r g e n E a g l e and C o m m e r c i a l
> u b l i s h e d o r c l r e u - ‘o w n s h i p . t h e f l r s t
DOMINICK J . LIVELLI. T o w n sh l^ e rfc
N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e o r d i - o f w h i c h t h e f o r e g o i n g i s a t r u e
w a s n n a l l y p a » » « l b y t h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r » o f t h e T o w n s h i p o f L o m d h u r s t I n t h e C o u n t y o f B e r g e n a t a r e g u l a r m e e t i n g o f t h e B o a r d h e l d o n M o n d a y , t h e j f t b d a y o f A u g i j a t m # .a n d C l l l t a k e e f f e c t a s p r o v i d e d I n a n d b y t h e l a s t s e c t i o n o f s a i d o r d i n a n c e . D a t e d L y n d h u r s t . N J .
A u a r u a t l l t h . 1 9 2 8 . •B y o r d e r o f t h e B o a r d o f £ o m m i s s i o n « r s J t h e T o w n ^ ^ o ^ I ^ n d h u r j t ^
T o w n a h l p C l e r k .
for the past 24 jrawra.Ho ia a ColUfo C r W t i
ia the State s f Now J grooytnri Maryland.
He bas fitted « n r fcfty thousand por ssns solisfoc-toril jr.
t f lfljOIMgjKKKXBMMICKXK IIM n W ttt<’a»t R u th e rfo rd and A lfred Aiesal, H udson on th e A lbany boat and a fte r r ig h t off th e r e a r p latform of th e lastf W oodridge * honeym oon »pent in A lbany and | c a r o f th e tra in , and had fallen to
° , „ ' . , h„ s »one o th e r poin ts of in te re s t in u pper New ¡ th e pavem ent. I the South B e r a e n E a g lP rac tica lly every boy « b > has gone ^ ^ w |n re tu rn tQ LyndhurBt H e 8unered no Herious In ju ry , w ith 1 iyead^r^ newa^fpera pi to th e Scout cam p t 1 a su 1 ¡,„<1 m ake th e ir hom e w ith th e b ride 's exception of a few sc ra tch es on h is i j f ^ t i»L-been ta u g h t to swim a — - ■ f a th e r a t HU F e rn Avenue. face. H e w as given a sum m ons to J to the date flied for ^Serving said pro-
L—T be- b rk le lK-.a. -Rraduate. a f .-tlie , a p p o a t b e fo re ..lu d g e JjresU p 9-B M °“ ' | 1>"Jal"ThRt the sum of »1200.00 Is herebyH oboken IJlKh S choo l a n d th e M ont- d a y on a c h a r g e o f being d ru n k a n d ! appropriated ' ‘«•lair N orm al School. She ha« been a d l«orderly.teacher in the local schools for three and one-half years. five ch ild ren
The bride is an officer in the Fra- —
Little children must be fed W ith food both pure and fine.I like to watch each smiling face W hen they sit dow n to dine.
There is ten fulenjoyment in highchtrtctcrcd foodt
LYNDHURST SUPPLY MARKETOur Motto— “ S M IL E A N D H U S T L E ”
Ridge Road, cor. Kingsland Avenue
Lyndhurst, N . J.
Telephone Rutherford 44504451
appropriated for the coat expensei or said atorm-water aewer and for other
. 1 neceaaary expenaea in connection there- He is m arried and is th e fa th e r o f j wjth.
' 5. In order te temporarily financethe aald improvement and to meet tae
■O— --------- aforesaid appropriation, the Townahlp ofte rn ity C hap te r, O rder of E astern C V T D D I I C C Kyndhurnt shall borrow f^ m tlme toS tar, and the groom Is a m em ber of i ) C H U O L i S l l r r L l t O [time from .such ^ r^ o .o rc o rp o ra tio n ^ .Adoniram Lodge, F. and A. M.
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MULTIPLEXCONCRETE BLOCKS Phone Rutherford 3255_____
Theodore Kalisher, Jr.Now Expert Rifleman
A nother Scout a t th e S outh Ber- gen S ro u i C-iu:p ea rn ed the high- set possible honors in rltlery by being presented with th e llxpert Rifleman medal of the N ational Hi Me Association.
This honor was earned by Theodore K alisher. J r ., of 275 Second Avenue, I .yndhurst, and th e presenta tion was m ade a t the closing sectional cam pfire of the S ou th Bergen Scout Camp a t O akland, on Friday evening, A ugust 24th
This Is the second such honor to 1 com m unity , be earned th is season a t th e Scout camp, the first expert m edal having been aw arded to W illiam Telschow, of R utherfo rd , abo u t tw o w eeks ago.
t h e B o a r d o f C o m m l M l o n e r » m a y d e t e r m i n eFREE WITH SHOES í a n a m o u n t n o t e x c e e d i n g t h e a u m h e r e i n
St. Thom as’ Episcopal C hurch
11 A. M. M o rn in g P r a y e r a n d S e rm on.
T h e C h u rch w ith a c o rd ia l w elcom e to a ll.
If you a re n o t a reg u la r p a tro n of, ! J . Palazzo, w ho Is located a t 54 2 V alley Brook A venue, L y n d h u rs t, you o u g h t to be, fo r the w onderfu l a sso rtm e n t of m en 's , w om en’s and chll-
j d re n ’s shoes he carrie s is a cred it to I o u r tow nsh ip . A large sto ck of school | shoes a re on d isp lay and befo re buy
ing e lsew here It would be wise to look over h is asso rtm en t. You will
| be m ore th an p leased w ith the re su lt I If you once becom e a p a tro n of the i Ju v e n ile F o o tw ea r Co.I T he ow ner h a s alw ays h ad the best | In te re s t of L yndh u rs t In m ind and | h as well e a rn e d the re p u ta tio n and ) success he is en joying from m any of
th e m ost p a r t ic u la r fam ilies of th is
St. M atthews’ Lutheran C h u rch
LYNDHURST COAL CO.
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736 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE
TeL Rutherford 2140 LYNDHURST, N. J .
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“THE STERNER SHOP” i U p h o l s t e r i a g ___
30 Ames Avenue Rutherford, N. J.Phone Rutherford 1160
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Mr. P alazzo w ill give a w a y free to every p u rch ase r of sch o o l »hoes, to boy or g irl, a co m p le te Bet o f schoo l
supplies . • —
4th A nniversary Sale of G. and F. Furniture Co.
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T hat L yndh u rs t is rap id ly atmum- inK the a ir of a m etro p o litan shopping c en te r is d em o n stra ted in the store' and business of th e G. & FV F urn itu re Co., located a t 4SB Valley Brook A venue, for it is tru ly a big s to re / 'n o t only in appearance , hut in the ex ten t, c h a ra c te r and quality of stock carried . T he vast um ount of stock is going on sale th is S atu rday . August 25. it ml the 4oo*h open a t 10 A. M. Now, is your chance o f secu r in g —an y—house hold- fur nit u re you may need, a th ree-p iece velour ■ HvlnK Tuuiii HuitL‘. iiim runteed fu l l ! [spring con stru c tio n . The design is {unusually uppealing for six ty-four | do llars. B edroom su ites , ice boxes, baby carriag es, ced ar chests, rugs,
¡carpets and linoleum are. also am ong < num erous o th e r a r tic le s on sale.
This is th e F o u rth A nniversary Sale and those who rem em ber the
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M r. and M rs. Bl. J . M ord ick j o f ( F irB t S tr e e t , h a v e r e tu rn e d from a t r i p to C an a d a . I t w ils a co m b in a tio n b u s in ess a n d p le a s u re t r ip . T h ey v is ite d re la tiv e s a n d each y e a r M r. M or- ilick m ak es th e t r i p fo r h is firm .
M r. an d M rs. M a rtin J . M o n ah ano f 264 l’o s t A v en u e , an d M r, Jo se p h P o w e rs , h a v e ju s t r e tu rn e d fro m aseven tiny v a c a tio n on th e D. L. & W W o n d er W eek t r i p to th e T h o u san d Is la n d s , s to p p in g a t m a n y p o in ts o f in te re s t . T h e y a ll v o te th is w onderfu l t r i p a s a re m e d y fo r th e b lues.
M o rn in g S e rv ice 8 :30 A .M . P a s to r M u lle r, h a v in g le f t th is w eek to spend h is v a c a tio n in S t. L o u is , h is p u lp it w ill be filled th is S u n d a y m o rn in g by M r. J o h n W eb e r of C a r ls ta d t , N . J . a s tu d e n t a t co nco rd ia S e m in a ry , St.L o u is Mo.
R ev. P a u l A in d t, p a s to r o f R eew em - e r L u th e ra n C h u rch , a n e lo q u en t
p e ak e r , w ill occupy th e p u lp i t S u n d a y s , A u g u s t 12 th an d 19th .
Lyndhurst M ethodist Episcopal C h u rch
S tu y v e s a n t an d T o n tin e A ves.G eo rg e F o u n ta in , P a s to r
M o rn in g w o rsh ip 11.00 w —E v e n in g w o rsh ip 8.00 B ible Schoo l, 9.45 E p w o r th L eag u e , 7.00 _J u n io r C h u rch , W ed n esd ay n ig h t 7 M id-W eek S erv ice W e d n esd ay n ig h t
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K l e e n K o a l18 P ark Avenue
R utherford, New JerseyPhone Rutherford 2094
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Hill-old Lowe, o f 282 L yndhurst Av,>- { ___________n u e , h a s r e tu rn e d to h is hom e fro m a ¡ s tu y v e s a n t A venue, n e a r V a lle y Brook
Reed M em orial U n ited Presbyterian C h u rch
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weeks vacation e n jo y ed a t th e H ixon F arm a t O x fo rd . M r. L ow e m ade th e tr ip in his sn a p p y n e w F o rd R oad-ster.
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p a y ab le in ad v an c e . All co p y m ust be in L e a d e r Office b e fo re 4 P.M. T h u rsd a y . In f ig u r in g c o s t o f a d v ertis e m e n t in a d v an c e figure t h a t th e re a re six w ords to th e line.
F O R R EN T—4 large sunny rooms *nd bath, all im provements. Kent J ; ' . Inquire Wm. P. K ra ft. '27Ü K ingsland Avenue, L yndhurst.
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fu r n i tu re in $50, J100, $150, $200, p o r tu n l ty a n d p u rc h a s e th e i r needs. ),om e fro m a v a c a tio n s p e n t a t L ong $‘¿ 5 0 a n d $300 D en o m in a tio n s. ■ j 1! ranch .l,eg« l in te r e s t only. A b so lu te ly no M rs. H e n ry D obbins o f V a lle y ; y n d m i ’RSTo th e r c h a rg e . Sm all w eek ly p a y - |B rook A venue, h a s r e tu rn e d to h e r ! i u w i n m i i i
m entsi W e g u a ra n te e th e ls a n | hom e fro m a n ex te n d ed v is i t w ith h e r T O W N SlilP O F LTN D HtlK STf-T-Trc)—¡-daug h te r . M rs. J a m e s B eth an y . 'o fw ithin tw e n ty - f iu r h o u rs , ,
h u rs t L o an Co. Inc., 308 S tu y v e s a n t »*“ » « * « WJ"J h a s b^ n '» „ w ith a n e r- PKABODV Ave., B og le B uild ing , I .jm d h u rs t, N. vnus b reak d o w n M rs. B eth an y has J . L icen sed by th e S ta te o f N e w i" uw tu tlu ’ uncle a t
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S u n d a y Sei'v ices.B ible schoo l, 9.45 A .M .M o rn in g w o rsh ip , 11 A.M .Y o u n g P eo p le ’s C h r is t ia n U nion , 7
P.M .E v e n in g w o rsh ip , 8. P .M .M idw eek p ra y e r m e e tin g , W ednes
d a y a t 8 P.M .A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is e x ten d ed to
Frederick ResseguieO R G A N IS T , St. M atthew ’s Lutheran C h u rch
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N . J.
P R IV A T E SC A V E K C K R Yo'iir a sh e s an d ; g a rb a g e rem oved a t a very reasonab le s u m from 2 to 3 tim es a weefc w ith no bo ther to yo u rse lf. $2.00 and u p m onthly. J . J . F e rr ie , 179 C opeland Avenue, L y n d h u rs t. Phone R u th e rfo rd 4199-R.
F L A T TO L E T — 4 sum iy room s, a ll u p -to -d a te im provem en ts , n e a r t r o l ley and t r a in station . R en t $40. A pply f ir s t floor, A lfo n so L ib erti, 516 L au re l Avenue, L y n d .
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J e rse y , N o. 439. Phone R u th e rfo rd H w k aw a y , w h e n ; a ll o f h e r fr ien d s Yg | hope she w ill soon nave a speedy an d
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h ea t, n e w ly d e co ra ted , , A d u lts only,511 T h ird A ve., L y n d h u rs t. 8 -3-3t ■
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FL O O R FO R R E N T — 5 room s b a th , a l l im p ro v em en ts , s te a m h ea t, hot w a te r free . N e a r s ta t io n . R e n tal $45.00. A pply 508 T h ird Ave., L y n d h u rs t. |8 -10-3 t
FO R K E N T — 4 room Hat, a l l im provem en ts, n e a r sta tion , tro lley an d b uses . 316 Second Ave. Phone R u th . 5846. 8-24-3t
L O ST — E a s te rn S ta r P in . R ew ard . M rs. A llan 425 T hird A ve., L yndh u rs t. P h o n e R u th e rfo rd 1365-W.
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B A T T E R IE S C harged a n d R ented P ro m p t a n d efficient se rv ice . R ad io re p a irin g . T he R adio Service C o., 120 P a rk A ve., R u th e rfo rd , N. J . , Phone R u th e rfo rd 1436. ' t f
F O R R E N T —-3 p le a san t room s new ly deco ra ted in new ho u se , b a th , s te a m h ea t, a iry q u ie t house. R en t $10. in w in te r $38 in sum m er. O ne m o n th re n t free . 114 C o u rt Ave., L y n d h u rs t. 8-24-2t
F L A T T O L E T — 5 room s, a ll m od em im p ro v em en ts . $36. A p p ly C. M elillo. -236 S u m m it Ave. Phone R u th e rfo rd 1046-M. 8-10-3t
FO R S A L E - D a rk b lue b ab y coach good co n d itio n ; reaso n ab le . No 284 T r a v e r s P l., L y n d h u rs t. 8-10-2
F O R R B N T — 3 room a p a r tm e n t, h e a t an d !*ric included w ith p hone P riv ileg* .' (40.00. R ea d y fo r occup ancy . S ep te m b e r 1st. P h o n e R u th e r fo rd 2686-M . 8 -2 4 - l t
F O R R E N T — I room a p a r tm e n t a n d in d ep en d en t ba th ro o m in c lu d in g
, h e a t a n d e lactric tty f o r couple, on ly $30.00 p a r month. In q u ire M 2 Val- ley B rock A n . Phone R u th e rfo rd
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FO R R E N T — 4 room s an d b a th , new - j ly d e c o ra ted , *11 im im iv em en ts , 333 | C hase A ve., L y n d h u rs t. 8 -2 4 -2 t;
S IG N S a n d S H O W C A R D S o n s h o r t ; notice. O. C a r ra ra , 459 F o re s t A ve., f (cor. C re e n A ve .) 8-24-S tj
FO R R E N T — 3 la rg e lig h t room s, a ll j im p ro v em en ts fo r b u s in ess couple, j 276 R iv e rs id e A ve., L y n d h u rs t.
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B eau tifu l m o d e m 3-4 room a p a r t m en ts in th e new “ B O G L E B U IL D -1 INC.” , sp ac io u s room s, a t t r a c t iv e a ll tiled b a th room w ith sh o w er, k itc h en w a lls tile d , in la id lino leum on floors. F a in fo ld -aw ajr ta b le , d o m estic sc ience c a b in e t, k e lv ln a to r r e f r i g e ra tio n and g a rb a g e in c in e ra to r.
G a ra g e s on p rem ise s, re n ta ls , $66, $66, $70. C e n tra lly lo ca ted , co n v en ien t to e v e ry th in g , im m ed ia te occupancy. You c a n fo rg e t p e t ty household d u tie s , th e a sh e s , th e law n th e scree n d o o rs e tc ., i f you live in o u r u p - to -d a te p e rfe c tly serv iced a p a r t m e n t house. In sp ec tio n in v ited .
H . R. B O G L E A CO.MO R id g e R ead L y n d h u rs t, N . J.
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Charles Chaplin in “T H E C I R C U S ’
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Room290 RIDGE ROAD
( opposite-.L inco ln School)
OYSTERS R IN SEASONW e p re p a re O y s te r F r y ’s to ta k e h om e, o r you m a y h a v e them ra w in p in ts a n d q u a r ts .
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T a k e n from th e G re a t S tage Success “R tS n "' • \ r
“ K IN G S O F T H E R I N G ”
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“BEAU SABREUR” with Gary Cooper
Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall in “L^DY BE GOOD”
GEO. H. HOLDENRoofirig and Sheet Metal
ContractorSOUTH BERGEN’S LARGEST SHOP
Phone Rutherford 2233Lyndhurst, N. J.323 Second A ve .
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Painter and DecoratorE stim ates C W rfa U y Given
1ST Stayveaait Ava, Lyndkars« PhaM Rutherford 41U-W
Michelin Tires and TubesGASOLINE AND OILS
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
Connelly s Auto Supply Store478 VALLEY BROOK AVE.
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