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APM L «, 1M7 S c o r r i
F o o tb a ll C 6 a c h T o |
B e A p p o in te d H e r e
B y B o a r d T u e s d a yFour Still In The Race For $2,400 Post
That Will Be Filled By Local Board (
MOVERS WILL REGISTER OR
SUFFER FINETownship Attorney Pre
sents Board With New Ordinance
Junior AsodHsryVisits New York
The J t a t o r A u t t K r « f the A w •a I aglna e f U M m t k dpaat
ntoasant d V to. J N Turk c t o on TueeSsy, March 1 % A fter «M iia « . A fto r _______Uw H ayden P U toM M N m i t e ch ildren » « it to the Mm ìiM ef S t o r m i Himtory C entral
Eiuabethnot to A l ___M r* A i m i 4
An ord in an ce m ak ing ft m andatory for mowing van proprietor* to secure porm i u fro m poli co b efore m o v in e a n y a rtic i« o f fu m i taro w as ad o pted gyivoato t^ on flrst r e a d m e la s t Thursday n ig h t / P u . ’ toy t}>o Bitoed o f Coanuiasioner* s ! r r n , y ^ p*>W* W arin g wjU bo bald at n ex t m oo t in * o f t h e board in w eek s.
T he o rd in a n o ^ in off oc t in m any o th er m um ci p e lt lie s , to d esigned
and free* there to t b Boo in a l Parti. Tito «d ld rsa and worn the portar won. Betty and
Nancy Sy hreotor, BdK y Mol tor. May Henderson. B rearty ¿¡müh. J i m STÜSTS ^
■ I lh | ■!, Hanaeiman 10 *** P**«"* ¿o n g*« if the ms a'rendy r t r W lt t r s M r i o i i v e ¡* ^ v*» i l "f Ho1* r " - * O en ieto«*
“ % tu n a , Mra. | S * V Ü tW su-d ow n »ink# call od by
W A L e a d e r s W a r y O f
to c o "™ ^ O p e n in g C a m p a ig n
o o n : D e la \Caskets P i le Up
North Arlington Cemetery
In'
p reven t p erso n s fflbm m oving from f tab- to a iaM > t i ^ i i a ^ ^ M Mt o w n s h i p or
th e to sm fh ipa n y res idoneo
without m ootingLyndhurst High School's football coaching sn m x m will h* m ^ wmn|
c le a n s u p n ex t T u e s d a y n ig h t w h e n th e B r a n ) o t E d u c a t io n M r T w Ww ill appoint * succetsor to Edwin C. d so n , who retired after T,>* *«» f« f 1«
■ ,1 ^ comply w ith tke orrfinan.-e i i $10uten years in me poBtion w u,irty ¿.y, ln or t*«*The board held a closed meeting last night, but failed tx> C ta e r wawh on do*« that are roam
in f through th* townahip in park.
- threT cBpsON FORCE IS YEARS APRILI
..me to a decmonA board m em ber w ho re fu sed to
be quoted was th e au th o rity today for the s ta tem e n t no d ecis io n h a s i been mad* by th e board a s to th e 1 appointment.
•We h ave n ot d ecid ed ,’ h e aaid.He did a d m it th er e h a s boon a n a t-
tempt to le srn how th e board mem tiers line «P. but rv e n th a t h a s been unsuccessful.
Reports th a t M ike M urberg, L af- avetto C ollage g ra d u a te , w a s the Likeliest can d id ate in th e field w ere spiked by th e board m em b ers w ho Mid he would not co n sid er Mur berg's chances a n y b etter th a n th o se held j
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i was urged by the Lyndhuret GardenV-Club through its secretary, Mrs. F lo
rence W ard Numerous lawns are de •iruyod every year 6y dogs, i t was asserted by the secretary.
An appeal for more street signsin the east side of Lyndhurst was
mads by the East End Democratic ~ Clab I t was declared in many casesM i s c e l l a n e o u s * '* ?• ^ ' e m put «p and in
f . . ..thees the signs have been destroyedShower Given For or mutilated. Commissioner Guthoil was asked to iaraoUgato the com-
> plaint.. The Society o f St. M ary received
A surprise misceilanoous shower in Permission to hold Its annual festival ‘ June 1 to June 7 on Va lley BrookE rgvenqy. Decorat ..ns wffl be strong
Anne Zipp Will Wed Ed Camper
Surprise
the forty employees continued, j Lems Mancese, president o f thei N orth A rlin gton tira v o D ig g er s ' A s
1-41 sser ted th e s in k e r * w illanti) their
Local Girl
Ttajr » w t • daily adaimi e f » . a da». W m m a brtweea «4 and Id « day
S i i funeral ro ru (aa railed tmU tka cemetery yM terday ««hr M tad f ra v M emhlf.
T W .ra v e d lf fe r . M l quiatly a* f r a va «tona* and arawhad tka Makata ■ l i d W la tk a « a a lt.
*~ ra aorrr, tka» .aid. Ba t thmy would roaunaa to atrika until
d « k *■n» >trikara ara dom* thair a iitm ,
ia tour kour akifta. Six appaar for a— . . . _ - 2- . aaak gkML Tkay plan no akMMHaw al-
Itftaantk paar an tka W lic a fana. A ll thoufti ika> will a o i. tkay la id , tal- w arr appointad by (former Mayor araw othan laovUa lato tkatr la ta John F Wooda. , Soiaa a f tkaia kava baan aaialayad
Tka tria a ia aataaff tha baat k a m | at i t a aaaMtary fa r yaaaa. mambara of tka yoKra fataa f t th Tka «rat f lutarmi c..n a«a arriaad at tiaary and W aoky vara appolntad I I : » orlo rk raatarda; aioralna. Tkay
O aona coattnaad l a a ataady y rara J i a I ta
Sergresnts Geary sn d Wooby snd Officer O’Neill Celebrate
S ^ tfr a n ta W illla a t C aary and J.ia rp h W aoky a a d P atrolm an W altar O ’Nsill th is w ook « 1 e r .rated
A rthur A realtor o f C artirld, P*>
the forma? Penn State sU r. C ity . works w i!l ba shot off the last night _ _ _ _ _ _ _A com ndttos headed by Supervis- 7 7 n f < t.h m ,i » a m to a S ' " mm m
ing Principal Homer P. Shepherd and T he hom e sraa beau 'a ” ; ^ c o m m itte e h? ch a r g e o f A n i l M l t f K p l l I tHigh School Principal Edmund Bu rk* in w h ite w ed d in g b e lls from w hich . i , n2 » ! n K I\MMU I f l U C B C l l Mhss interviewed ail the candidates streamers he'.d th e pa. k a g e s . T hesnd observed them in action in their : centerpiece w a s m shower ca k e uponvarious schools. which stood s miiusture b ride and
Their report will be one o f th e groom. Shower umbrellas ore re th e«igmficsnt fa c to r s in th e selection. raeor* a t each p la c e card.
Fran, w h at could b . datarminad by Th, M r,. F . fcyp.the tx.srd momber's off-record state- ^ mothor of the prospective bride; _ _
M r m j t H u a c r l. M ,» U F ran k Mra. | S t i l l \ l l F o r C C
se r g e a n ts by C H. G olden m th e kMR year.
S erg e a n t G eary to Bead o f th e de- te c tiv e bureau.
S e r g e a n t G eary h a s a brother, Rer- •ant J a m a s G ea r y , on th s force. I
Cookie Sale By Girl Scouts
Patrolman O 'N eill h a s a brother. JackO’N eill, oa th e force.
Married to Man From Pittsburgh
¡ir^bVrx ’r.. “ ¿-g}rata f?- ,■ ■ _ * T 1 W » « « U l . u v , Æ v a r .W t~ aaa tka Hr • • „ f l- .p iw arl.ta ltl>« attaadant. . , d|t|nHri urdan ^ arocarad.
Iriaua ij aad Craman« won food u I> IP ,«ro ,-M r. T lu a o . M r . J r.. ..mmendktieae f r a « tka aduaator- 1 gfc,. Mr> r Bonn, r;a M ini H .»paryiaor. bacaUM thay .howad up N irto , M r. F tiampar; Mra. ►..M m Oiair rlaaa room work Laorhia. Mra. N. 1-ac.hta, M l» M
Murbar*. pooaaaor „ f a aplaadid Colaman, Mra. E . tannar. Mlaa Mpersonality, did not rate with the Hermer other tw « a s a a instructor.
llamas if Buffering chiefly from the fact ha has aoi. -been engaged as ! attendants s tearhar and for experience otherso a <#ar little. ! M im l i M la to ka a a rr icd « » I
Arthur Mundy, a K tao lm ata a f l « « » Bvaiwtt Oatapar. alaa ofMurberg’* is CM tyhtf ths ftght for Lyndhurst.him. He ssid h e U impressed with UeekirsV aiuUty sn d feels thst b ^ ^ ^csuse he was a sch ool mstr o f the man, that fact should not handicap M jrt<erg’s < hancos.
He is bslievnd able to sommoa ths »dauurt of Joaanb r.n«t« nresidant of the board and Dominic Sousa, former president.
For either Arganer, Hamaa or r'etnens— with Clemens holding the edge—ore W illiam Terry, former president o f th e board; John H.Warkwits and Clarence Sherwood.
Unknown quantities are Ales M.leaki, M rs. Anns Mondsy snd Wslter W o lf M ileski snd W olf are the new mambara of the board
Bay Girt Beeu l Cookie«
The cooky sale by o f Aam nca to now tbe flrst deliveries
GirlnT"(
Mis* Ann M iU heB, d a u g h te r o f Mrs A lbert M iU h ell o f ¿42 la k e ave
. «ue became (h e bride *»i W ilham lleron of P itta h u r fk a t a w edd ing at
the G ir l Brouts : the home of th> bride la s t Saturday i profreeS with monung St M hi Rev Tb««0.«re An
be made o a ) derson. rector o f th e P a lisade A«e- »iue preat y ta r ia o <’hurl4! of UnkmCity snd h fn M % fr ien T , § »hr Uetdegroom, performed th»- i» n w e a>. *
Mm, Lea|)e t onners. atoter e f the it already bride, was m*tron a f honor and Al- catt Mr*. • t» r t M ltrhatt. h iathar o f the biMa,
I f f V i A A l A ^
T o o S i
real a/ tka day.No faava waa maria ta apaa f r a ^ a
■rkadalid ta ba Itila* today.T ta man u n i tkay ga«r .'amatary
olfu-iala aulfWiant ao tlo * law daya afo thay fonaail thair i n H H a a Otkar offkara ara Ktrhard Raaaay, Tbomaa Hannon aad Jo t a C M t k t a
FaUaa rafuaad la i«tenuta . M ayor Alaaaadar Allaa M id ka kaa MM kaaa aakad la taka any part in t ta 4 M * , lion Fai tea ka .e rafuaad la a rt «tara i ta a a a a ia paaaafaL
Holy C r a a O a a t a r y 1« aaa a f tka larfeat ia Xoalk Barfan It la uaad ky ta rtan , lludana. t u » aad I ’ ah a ta u n t ) CatkattM.
Nine Young Members Are
_ _ a yBogle and BresKn Hold Back Official
Announcements, But Resuks Are Indicated
T h » cmvnittio m w aitm f a p ec tam lv far u m m n c m m t a l the IWI nu n * tKkets that will light it nul fnr th* frw p lk ea cat the Board <d CtMavutMunen
M ay.* Horae* R H>yte and Coew eaw iw r Jain*« A Bretltn will head the m i l bracket. The IV a ra ta d c ticket cuanpnae» M r B rnlm . ( i « * i i » i n m lie t* fe H Holdm and L nua M. havtet. and Chariea Caretta and f.+wer C*n— » 1» n n All red H . C rank thaw
Viola Waterhouse Star* At Wheaton
Her Freshman Marks Win Honors Pur Lo-
cal GiriVioki W s iarhinaes, daughter
a. M B. W«o f M r mrt M r * i n p a r k y a w e s , e s s h e r W h e e l M l C o l l e g e . U r g e s i l i b e r a l a r t s a r h a a l t o l l l l m o e . 1 e r t h e B r a « se * w e * l e » , i t w e s e n iH H s n r e d b y t h e c w i> e « e
~ io » o d a y .al Whtoltoa. M ia s
to aetiee hi A o i t o m n U dy aad Hi B arans» i >#e
W h e e l e e C o l l e g e , s r h k e h t o s i y e a r e o r e l l e d I J N t s i o d e o t a . M A s s e r i r s i .
la BkPMMI 90. Ota
a n t a . a f . . « i l i t ead by i t a a » . ,M .. H , . M . •
laal waab at a ra lly a t t ta I aatral k. a » * . . . . . r ia l. 1 bat t a p*a«i' ia giaa. a lad W ba t ia IM *atd f-r tka
W illiam C. Coilln« who 1« in cbarfa 'w aa last man. of i t a M ia. A wrddiRf braakfaat
New Officers Are Installed
At Luncheonthe
j • Besides helping a great movement, . f t . . ^ r#rrnkonw
INSTALLATION & & £ & & & * r s S 5 WILL BE HELD
I are lndee<l delicious. Por ths sake of insuring a fln* womanhood tt Is urged you purchase
August K irch d o erlle r Making Plans For
Bi* AffairPublic installatieo o f officers and
a m ilitary ball w ill bs heid April | J * “ mrr ‘M by the Bergen Peat. Catholic W ar p ..“ ? . Veterans. Sto le Cemmaadar Pe lia , > mFeijpnsa wiU o f ld a u a f the installs- ! w W Kecord^r^ ton. Mias M ary Nek na, national ad ” ,
>dUnt, w ill install the officers o f thsLadles* Auxiliary.
Auxiliary officers are Mrs. L M. K *dent; Mrs. A aa U n a . adjutant
to ba installed
Recently e le c te d officers of W csan 'i Club o f Lyndhurst « i l l be natslled at a lunch eo n meeting to be held n ext W edneaday a t the Club House in V slle y Brook avenue. M ra Nam nel R H all, s ix th district vtos resident, will be th e guest c f honor,
and will have charge of the inatalla- tian *-re monies.
Mrs. J sm e s T a il w ill succeed her* «elf ae president ; with Mrs. Joeeph Aldndge. flrst viee president. Mrs. Kmeet H F ontan , second vice presi- «lent. Miss Ruth V H teeter, corfo«- pnnding se.-reUry: Mrs. Louis Levins, 'ederstion -e cro ta ry ; Mrs. . W illiam Webster, ret-ording secretary; Mrs. John s. L atsha. trea su rer , Mrs. John D uelli, trustee for one year; Mrs. Kmest H. McDede and M rs W illiam Rckweigeet, tr u s te e s for two veers
The <o m m itte e In charge of lunch •*" arrangements are Mrs Hen.li« * miericksaa. Mr* L. t . Berkey, Mrs. Adndgs. Mr*. W illiam B Kelly, Mrs. Josephine BU im le. Mrs. Jaioee Harris. M r* I aerine.. Tbs tp M r iN B Bahffd baM s^meet- !•« ’ a h f t e j r f M p M a l I B u M h«-ase w ith Mrs T a it presid in g A r her «■»el plans for th e c lo e in g o f the *«rit of th e cteh fo r the Aacai yea»
Post officer* are^ommander. A ugust E. Kirchdoerifer. flrst vice c«»m mander. George Car gen, second vice president. J . G Wilkinson; adjotant, J. J . Lina; treasurer, A rthur Clare. Warden. Ea r l Kreas: chaplain. Rev
ICaraeHaa J . Beyle ; htilsitoOa Martin Keyes; W elfare officer. John SuU<
Boy G ir i ftcee t C r * ‘
Mrs. A . J Brmg e f the bride
groom of Sun berry. Pa. were guests Upon their return from e wedding trip to V irg in ia Beach. Mr and Mra. lleron will reside in New Tork
Both the bride and bridsgeeeai areNabbed, and Fined S7 *r<J” ~ « b a r . u» You.* Fa.^
W l l l lT m Jo r a , mon r j r T r T i ekriatian Union af tha 1^.1. t r ^ ^ - . r k ^T "« ln S J? M o X “ ' 7 ^ : ™ . ' ^ O .r r kni«ht by Rarora. r J .uph Mellllo on _ , . — . *
i a ekarfa of atiam ptlnf to aarap. | Pa ia a t T aa rta r Study Group« are » after be w m ordered » « J * ? J L **v t the Lrndhurvt High dchool auditor-
---------------- Ro airt S r b ta r k e n e t .ln ! iu<a. flo m e r P Shepherd. ~ p e r v t » rtold Recardar M e ita ke told Ik . man i •c*>«de of Umdhuret, U in rh a ry .
Half. R a v i iM taad, W *» « tan »e m « .la .0. .tiamptad to flaa ~ Tke foHowin, pro.ram I told tarorder Mellllo ke » r ra iy e d ; Dr. Orare t lU M l Co-
lombia University, w ill speak on *The O ia rU e C , Id. n a f . w IQTtli Mraet, I £rtla_rU_ of O row ln f U .-
given a saspsnded n s disorderly con
by
Received Sun . ______ I l i t t aad De f k arU« I
W S I h J . O taae ■h.rJ
full ,n* •“ * ,n “ r *•* a n k i a o a t a a t a y m o r a ln . , » t a k a l y u j j yIh . r l .M in rhurah ~ . _ l *
T ta Mae. O oaaM K . tar of I ke Metborara, veil ,
tiatkeS. r ib m m ta » .•M ite k«a «wm I kta
a lI Mil
■ T i m * ISawnH, ft to I eatf fae ita la* t a M B B H i Im i la UW afoa «uaw l ia H i aeeat«*’ t a d ka 'Saaae
- r«a r w , — ‘ k « t *
-T "rafrom the elea« >n ehoreh msmksrsk l American edeceitoaal inatitsiieee in I have M M m the M e l to» which he bos been lawrhtno h Hun ,<Ml 11 * °* * * "* kaes fratom niat aad e# aM the a w *»." ha éMÉHtoC day morning fo* a nem befof m»aihs •«•'»'Htoa. and the StodesiU aeither i I »am reo to he a M B f l M
v£ f a r *= * !r: ^ ti~ ta= j2 T:John Hirsch Is
Named an Elderf r o « other choi rhee.
l ì » afflato! beard a f I met oa Monday even tog 1 » k l le I I I
I I f ss»a»jt
« bA a _____ ______
Newark to n fe r ia l i tkia aaektka l ke anil be w a i rn a w I w ^ - 1
'yéir ’ïui^'ïr. UT.'Ti TT. W estm inste r Keelects •* a u , m a w . i « L C l ' Z 7 A 7 2 >fr. Hirsch For Three .«owe •s p r a a a u y e o e - ,» from tho ie Year«
strides forward I ma* ertoli» Delegations cel church attended the eeaaing to N e w t H lH he Y outh Conference
rftttrtood the D s i — ia to s to ,
gaia» aa, het _ n i an iiiia a f th e aaa «am Uhto y eo s
New York, sentence o f $10 •
Nr
I Daniel Worin Host T o Hl-Y Membership
T C ita of l.vrtdharet Hl»k mat T ka ia tay n « k t at the
Jama « t Dmm I S a r ta o f » «^»*d avenue.
*Mana w ere m a é s fo r a “ P o th er *** *«■•“ '-sn qeet to h e h eld F r id a y "MTb at th e school. T he ««m m M ae , «^anre in -hi d l l G eorge B itter i ^ s Cato arie . Clarence Sherw ood W aitoe N -la o n . John M< W etter s sod
t i l M o d s .* -amaia * trip «rlll he bela ketar-
day «ari tanday at Oaklaad
Miss Vogel’s Plans Told By Parents
Mr. and Mr*. Joh n M V ogel e f 1T» F orest a v e na » . L ynd h eret, an ] no un r e th e N g e e e e e n t e f their d a u g h te r . M uriel Mar*e to H enry E t D ubuy e f O t B e th e r fo r d e e e e o e l.ynd h aret, eo a o f G u e ta v e D e h a y e f M p k a t - N o d a te hoe boon eet fo r th s w ed d in g
M iss V o g e l is e g i odaa to o f th e L ynd h arst H igh S c h o o l'a a d D r a k e’s B eala m C o lle g e e f Mow Y ork C ity4 h o to a *
¡ t f P B B a f . _ . . »w.C harrk and u s e c r e ta r * o f t o t Ju *or D ep ortm en t a f th e S ostoey Behm
Mr. D a b a y at lea d ed He! r e d e re H igh R eheel and w a s a a te d a a t n t th e A ir ewrpe to ih a to a l arh aa l to
Itoaaaed a lrp lm
NOTICE!B rtt.tr .tK if I. now open ♦<*
yitueiw mm ketwrcn St* a f* .o t f a s « a i v C C C . »rollmenl. Apfl>
L V N O H L B s r T O W N M A L L , |W * ll» r li.p t I
M a im Ihr to n fi " t <t A M and 4 r . M
ari« of tiro w ln f U a " April ... _ . 1. I a . 111 1 **M I r. U L d & a CmrnStmSTi . J ;rr,Education, w ill spesk April IS oa -, rrì»nrMl laiæ m e f f
to H t b Children Chaaaa theirU ..rk M a. I t a U . Id Wrn-d.II
I ife'a
A ttitu d e ia C her-
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Mra. Chsrbe {
Thisl l t h , A rthar _ _______
Mr. Marry Mel lee woe
m I — _ i I lf^ W IB»■■ri ‘ M r . l i a i . , h W t a . ' - |o " * ü a ^ t a M I f I ta l L i ^ T o I û * . * W l*1*»
< h ararter e a p a n a f “ a .V T n T u . «L aV iL , M U T V .1 1 1 . . * " * * —O oanty w ill M o t i A pril H a a " T ta . , " ¿ u „ a mL . »<Md to nl*ey<hole«lca l ta a ia o f C ta r ta r Kda ; ” T™ . , . rI Mr . T a 7 ^ . ! Ü Ü. at ion" .n .t w ill aaeak « fa in A a e d " * . T * "*** - t a t a *n H er to p i* wlH M " F lam a f “ * 1 a m M C mM aklia, I.leal« a a d A tlt ta d e ia U kar- ' ^ ‘I*« _
* '« Ì ia S S S H Peter Kieczenef
• 1¡»-e esru a«« C f ^ - M S M • a»toe Most roar ihosa c i h» a
■ M i la s A.MÉ »M.. - - - - -■ ■■ " e MM j I " i e kiaMI■ e f i t a ............. • « w e m m t a r e M a U . ta M
F e-a k y to rto a C ta a rk M U t t u k « « a i a . m « . i , i W a « M I a u y ~ . m la ik a akuark kaU mm «M baM tk a w M W s B a i^ M rtM M « k . k m t a a - p C w C I ;
I « la a f M M m «ae « M We m M yM lato Ike b id e liaka.y * and M* e< . . . « M .l M a t a a ia a ta M a t a t a a l
af M i
raere Mr a f ika m ayarS » aaaa M r > (f n . a faema» « t a a l « k a
| M M>I nifta b s
B a r G iri } t
N P A G H K T T I M C P P F .KA m erican IdOglon la d ie s ’ Auxjhsry IÉ Ià . . _____
w ill h eld a sp n g h etd « .p e e r ,m the 1~Le v e n in g o f A pril « . 1W 7 e t « JM ! T . \pm . at th e laegi&n h m» a l Webstarsn d C oort A venoea T ic k e ts are 40 roots. Mra A n ne Koweït is in ch arge A ll m em b ers en d fr ie n d s a r e in v iu .i
Dies At Homek « a d ì W
t t a May a .
M . af »I» I
Holy Nime Sports Night To Feature Bill Foley, Paul
Horowitz And Coaches
I Mra ( t a y a M n . ¿U .» . L fw O a e a t . dtad M k ie t a a
WilKun DeHvt ..¡S ÿ S a ja b Installed Ai 3 “DeMolay Leader JS
i a n p B M to l l k a ltoaasd art H airer h e g » «sd tu« *o
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i PAçuEjrwo> COMMERCIAL LEADER
Poland Plans Announced For
Miss FinkowsldMr. and Mr*. Joaeph Finkowski of
5M Page avenue, have announced the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Hedwig to Captain Stanilaus Burzymski of Brodnica. Poland.
The announcement was made Eaater Sunday at à party at the home ofthe brttegrapm in Poland. The wed P H ’ wfll take Finlcowgki, mother of the aail May 15 for Poland
ding place in J i
3 tMm.willthe
wedding wiH take place.Miaa Finkow ik i received her eai4y
The C m n m rM LeaderPublished Jhery Thursday by
THE COMMERCIAL LEADER C O , I n c .356 Valley Brook Avenue
Telephone Rutherford 2-4200— 4201Fred S. Berner.................................. EditorErnest J. Dabinett . . . . . . Secty. and Trtas.William E. Kaempf...................... Adv. Mgr.
LVNPHUBST, N. j , THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937
Costly CarelessnessAccidents cost Uncle Sam^ family a total of 111,000 hu
man lives and a money loss ot $3,750,000,000 in 1936, according to preliminary figures of the National Safety Council. Thatis an increase of 11,000 lives and $300,000,000 over the 1935 _____ ____toll, and represents an all-time high under both headings. Much eduction in PoI.IhI and !» . ¿raduate of it was preventable
Motor vehicles lulled 38,500 victims in 1936, an increase of 4 per cent over 1935; you can't get away from that increase, in the face of a nationwide campaign for road safety, by citing an increase of 11 per cent in gasoline consumption and 8 per cent in motor registrations. W e still have a screwy 2 per cent of 44,000,000 auto drivers who are responsible for most of the accidents and fatalities, and we have done little to get them off the roads.
A score of states still have nonunul license qualifications, or none at a l l . . . .and they contribute most heavily to the death roll. Urban deaths dropped below the 1935 record; rural areas ■idded 1,600 above their total for the previous year. Pedestrians to the number of 16,650 were killed, an increase of 500 in a year. Occupants of cars made up the other 1,000 increase
Home, sweet home, however, demanded a bigger toll than motor car», with an increase of 7,500, to a total of 39,000 in 1936 Excessive heat took 5,000, falls killed 27,000, bums killed 9,000, firearms, 3,000, and railroad accidents (motor vehicle cases excluded) ended life for 4,000. Children and aged people accounted for most of the home casualties.
A fair-sized y a r could be fought with a fatality list of J 11,090 and a cost of $3,750 millions Only heart <1.^:.^ a broad ierm, ¿an be charged with a higher peril to human life than the carelessness of the accident slayers and their victims.
of Lyndhurst High School. Mr. Bur zymskl w*a bom and educated |n Inland where he graduated from the M ilitary Academy in W arsaw, Poland.
11* baa b « n «elected to represent Poland at the W orld’« fa ir here in IM S. A fter their marriage the couple will reaide in Warsaw.
No single useful pubfic activity takes a larger proportion ofdje pubkr inconw. W e complain bitterly that govcnment takes I stw 7«Si*and Jfcer of Hu.hirford 20 cents or every dollar for taxes—in return for which we get He pleaded non vuit to the charge riviliiafinn TKp trJl -.11 ......... - i n ___ of lacking weight markers and not
N. Arlington Man Fined $50: Scale Was Underweight
N O RTH A R L IN G T O N — W illiam Green, owner of the Acme Food Market, wa* found guitar on two charges Mondav night and fined $50by Recorder John H. Shields J r . '
The first charge w a i he diaplayed packages o f food without weight «mr t H L , .. r .....
The second charge was one sea!« was underweight by one ounce.
Former Mayor Alfred H. Barnard, a member of the Bergen County Department of Weights and Measures made the charges. When arrested« it waa «aid Green had underweight scales all through his market.
Monday night Mr. Barnard said a recheck showed only one scale was underweight
Green was represented by Saul
civilization. The accident tgll is all outgo. Save even 20 per ¿ ? ® s 5 3 f t V 3 i n<,tcent ot it and you can pay the cost of eliminating every lethal; But when Mr, Barnard showed an grade crossing in 10 fears; save 30 per cent of it, can also modernize all the roads that serve as playgrthe fool killer. Neither attainment is impossible if public opinion r ,iu *?“ * th* low
■ ■ • " ■ - - r „ . . . . | J „ . .. *<¡6 jn .te .d of a much higher
ï ï ' S Z U t t iseventy-nine an d M
: ï k *î3th irtySO NC.
one-hua-dredtha feet ( I7S-7" ft ) . them « *5) south fo rty -ilx d e a rc .» flft>-nine m inutes oast (b 41 degreaS 59 nun. E I a l l hundred fo r ty andjU nety-four me-hundredth» feet (840.94 f t ) to th».- center line of Moonaohlo Avenue (no» known a* W ashington Aveuua) ■ then* e ( t ) alone caa-
as W a sh in g Avenue)
t v I n»iu. E ) fifty feet t o r place of bastonine.
all1 le**s. her<. II lam ents thereunto belonging
•rtalnlnr. be »old to Lh« fir»I place unto it, the »um of 91.-
it thereon from 199* until the
und alno the 1 n t have
fflM U U talN I.VANSEN JR.BtH Red Com. L dr M M EApril l-1 -lS -tS —Fee» f i t 5« SB F 1S4SÖ
v«> and the »aidU 2.S0. w ith lai th e 8 th * « im e beco»!» <*f
day of March 1817 until j«akl anS and alnoth é oaaÉpaatnflnt have been 0
S'M W J K R » H Y Mutual I/*an and
corporation of er my. com plainant,
and Rose I» tlto , o„ Iluek
k Î ! ' 'p J AgHK-. \ K l t r / ' s a f n .. B y v irtue of the above stated Writ to
m e d irected and del., red, I have levied
« . « a * »¡ i r s v y g s t " -
th e County of B *r(«a , b> u.c k* » .tu » .. w ar** » „nu* andbers sixteen (IS ) and aeventtcn i l l ) . in I road Q n ~ ] th«n«i e.Block •y." I
Together w ith a» and » insu lar tin righ ts, liberties, privilege*. her* u taroents and iypur twi ii>c> * (her* unto Pefa>-iiK or m t» )w n m a i ‘i>e<Usii4i>a. be A f u . pa> and sa tisfy In the flr»t plaee unto the said com plainant, the sum ui *H. 4 4•* ¿4. w ith law ful lntere»t theiron from the Srd day of M arch 1997. until the sam e be paid and satiafled and also the costs of the aaid com plainant have been duly taxed a t tlw- sum of 4)01 17
BENJAM IN IJANSKN J «’ > ifr
- - « F « r»W estw a Rail- « m 4 i
B. E. Red—Cum. April 11 ».74
IN CHAXCEKY <»F N E W iS lU S T“ , W'eat brooLvks Recety*
•t Niitlonift B ank otBetween Daniel V.
e r of the Klrat l.> ndUurft. N ~3~., roinptamsiiT, and t'«i vatorc O lain to and AH: le Oiaitnu hia wife. Ju e tp h lM F lo ra JBiain«». II K. BoKle C o , Lyaiohurxt T ru » t Cv»id- u#n>-. C an-line U Biuti.«n»t.-ck ,.nd Irene A. B la p a ja tm lL - de feap a n u . JTi. fa. R eturnable. Ju n e ISrt». aT D .. 1937.
W ILLIAM T. ABC* gol’r.By virtu« of tb« above - * j - r w rit to
roe dir»cte*l and dcU v«r^l, I'smnc levlaâ upon and will exptis« for s«fe > t uublic vendue a t th# C<mrt In the Cityof H acken «nek. on
W edneadijr. April 2t. t>37a t tw o o'clock fn th e .t/te ituM i, Utand* ard Time.
All th a t ««rtaiin tra c t o r '^ a rc e ! ut land and pr«aiia«s. Ih.-remart* i partk-u- larly deacrlb« * •• • • - -
the Towi
H“ Sare. U c k d w « lw a and W«K- a t tw o o< Lo.upajiy V ilty and Tw enty •»* TUn*.
Wednesday. April T l. lf* 7clock ih the aft« rnos ti, st;ir
'- ^ e MM northwest«* of th e P e la w a r. l^ c k a , _________ , .e .n .OsM oau co.tipajiy V n ty and T a r a t e Time, all the f<huidrodthK «66 2 0 » feet, more or lesa. ' Iwm1 '*"rtU* Uh- itorth i a a i Hy lt«te of Lot Mo. I w^rtloularty described, a ltuTw enty-one on said M ap. thence north- °«,B« ,h,> Township —Westerly ami .|. .n g sain northeasteH y ! V** County of B rrse n ai line of. Ix>t No. Twenty -one on ss Id • . . .Map One H undred and T h irty -n ine and 5*’tn* known aa krt *l*t»t <8 > (>tiTwenty -one hun .1 redtha ( j 19.11 ) fe * t I 2 î * n ¿¡Ü SJ?!- ^ r Pw J ì ' i , ' l. v"™ “ 1 *- the am n ii'M tffta line I “
of Ne
and thenceW » « u , - - • . r l . It» . I
ce rta in n*ap entlti«-*! Map P ark , P roperty o f L N N'lch<.|- Lyndhurat. N. J . " Keh. 192*1. Ttmanaj
' " — Itu theef w d . M. J . and n*‘ a s fitUowt-
situati', lyin* *nd b- inx *J - —— ^ -^-dp of l.yndhUMl In the i ICounty ot H er« .» » . s ^ t o ot X .w BKNJ.tM IN DAK8 KK i nJersey. Shown on a M ap edlUUd Map rr n n ed C •• m Ldr S '.eriffof K incaland .byndh iirat T urk, prop* rt> M ar a& A p r .i.S J lt— 1^ - « 1.14.9«w t e d In* Cn ^ MR' I W ^ s i C o u n t ^ ' ' * B F U 4 4 >
f c ^ e V o S . ^ I l u l a ^ t o Î d ^ a * x ! ; _ I.N t HANCKHY- OF N F v F T im iË
e r l j and akum
hundraaths (Se.4S) fpet more t - les*. , w esterty side of RiverwMe Avew.u- n.•rliL •p‘IiLt..* nd spl*c^ b*,*‘nn ‘" ' , la n t thereon one hundred an d arvantTi»e in ten tion hereof be in* to ic -a n lltW o an d Oft y hundSadtbe (17S.&U) .
and convey sal.I lo t. num ber» nlne een .Southwe*tert> from th e point « h o t. tl„(191 an d t w ent> . M ). in lUook N \*n- i .Hvidin« l£ e beUreen ku^* — ■ber •>» ( 1 ) on *«ld map. only. \ 1 X lrhols«« and land fo r
H .in a the aain<- premise« oonveyi-d • , C P oat in teraects tbaSnh it.*r* iMxim«- <n 1 \defe Cialmo. hi * aide o f Rlvnvwlde AvenueWife, b> Kimcnlan-l-I.' ndhurat l^rnd Co. a 'eor|K>rati»n of the Hi ate ..f New J e r sey. by I w d dnted Mnrch S5th. 1914 and rec.i.U s! in the of the Cle*fcof B«-isen Couat> in B..<ifc 911 ot Deed»for »aid Count» at P a n 48j dc
T o ce th e r with wU :ind s in iru lar th<-riichts. lilM-rties. p r I viler*'», hereilltanvent» and appurtenance» thereunto belonain« or in am>wi»e ap itrrta in in r. he sold to pay and ~ali»f' in tb« flrat place unto th - said e. on 'lain in t. the »um of »9..MI.. I f f
w ith Isw ful Internal thereon from bt>>OLth a H d day o f M arch !9S: until th« , th e itouthes»«me ne |x%id and satl.*ft»'* * — • - —
of beairn iinr ru n a in a f ir r t s..u thw e»t. ri d side of R iverside iu t< u
( 3 j ) fe e t , f re n i* x .„ ;
re tu rn i n e f-and runn inx tr
pa » allei « on« hunt! ! (182) lajl. moro
and alac ! th irty -flvf * *Îe ron ,Pl" 'n - n» h av f the end of the I
duly taxetl a t the m m of 8928A0 B. inu the aame pn-mlsex convi t*.!“ u lilsr ‘
Ju n e IS07” and f1le<l in the ofll« •• of the C lerk of B e rp n County an Map No. 1128 oa the 13th day of Ikt-m iber. 1807. aa and b> lot* Xos. i Tw enty. In Block No. Ont*
BeginnlnK a t a point on the south* eaaterly line of Rl<l*e R«ad w here the aarne U intersected W> the staithttaarterly line of Dot No. E ial'teen. p» shown on aaid Oua*L. ru am n a ti.rac u s.tuthea*ter|y along aafd southw esterly fine of l<d No. Kiahteen on «aid Map. <4*^11 um I ivd and Korty-nne and M« vea ty • urht I.ondi edtha (141.78) - ‘ ------ * • •
B rtw een C aH atadt Mutual Build in* Association, a th e S ta le of New Jê ri an ti an d F ra n k Dvorak D vorak, hla wife.
Conunlasioneran d /o r ier of
W illiam IITrust Kelly
.. _ and Inaur- New J e n a a H Mance of th e S ta ta —
c h a r « of the ly n d h u ra t T ru a t Ct lumMsMM
(141.78) feet, more or le<a. to th*- north- nui d irec ted and delivered I li w esterly line of t» , 1, ^ « « i S i W ì j S m + U j l
pany for She lièHldatìon thereo f ^ fendant* Fi. fa. Returnable, Ju n e 5th
A D K IP P T ‘jün m N « ic i* r . «orra.v irtu e o f the above s ta ted w rit U»
Lf
Ìm r l v n n i inclination to charire Green w ith 1
a n a y<Xl ,.x, „ , p i rK ,y d e f n ia d , Green agreedl a y g r o u n d s f o r t t . le*<i ru llty to ¿he underweight
:he biggest single contributor and of salvage expense The job
can be brought to the point of denying road privileges ta dangerous cats and dangerous drivers—and making the penalty stick—for the motor vehicle is the biggest single contributor to loss of property and ivgnly beginningSpring, Spring, Beautiful Spring
This is the time of y*mr ^Q~expect—the—frightened face of- the crocus and the tenutive carol of the robin.
Somewhtr« VKitt js pushing up through the Iri^hy, * shadowed earth. Somewhere a dogwood bud* exchanges lears
with the reluctant fro«But this, being a fourth year, the unwary observers are
more likely to bump their heads into politicians rather tlun a budding bough.
Rut hark ye! and see how much like spring politicians are.They are full of the promise of better thing*.They ume you to look beyond the bare, winter-torn pres
ent into the glowing, summery future.They tell you with a sigh that they are in love. . . .with
your vote.7h*ir toueh is light antf feathery: iT they look ill they
tell you it is vote fever.Bless them all. May May 11th come quicker than that and
may^we return to our normal way of life.
G A LLO 'S M A RKETS724 Mdge Reed Lyndhurst
PHONE RUTHERFORD 2-731»89 Ridge Rood No. Arlington
PHONE KEARNY 2-3585St. , No. Arlington
KEARNY 2-4101
Suttons Married AQuarter Century
Mr. and Mra. A rthur Sutton of 190 Va lley Brook avenue, celebrated their Twentydlfth Wedding AnnJveraary on Wednesday, April 7th, with a dinner a t the CocoaAut Grove o f the Parlt Central Hotel, in New York.
i S Xa a a u o ) «Sd M ary Bonano I also known
-------------- F- nanno). h la wife, u dü a u t*. defendants. Kl. In.
OORMAN,* ! ' r.
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By virtue e t the above »tato>l w rit tou m m ^ S ^ ^ 1 »«viedt»P*m and w in eapoea for Mie a t pubi lo I
'» t h . O lir 'Xsiru u . ì ss r
frrlewb T a tha afternoon, x taad- a rd Time, all the faUowtne tra c t o r par-
. - l y «1 - end , pram!sea k e r .m a fU ri t Ä r P i . sltuaH nHn# aidk8 t h e l> 4 t id i l |i of L,yndhursi la
J i r n t Borean mad a ia te of New
tan t thereon 4 5 faet and 1 inch N o rth westerly from the co rner form ed hy '**• y t f P « 9 Of «nid Mouth westerly **,*>• oT \ alley Brook Avenue wiUi the N orthw esterly line of l .in w ln Avenue aa«l running from '(he r-- -N’wrtli1Viiuuat ...... ,
deed bearfne date the la t dà, to la r 1817 and recorded 1 •>f I>e«Mis f«»r a a ld - t oi
} Mouth westerly and nlona th* h w e s te ii/ Hae of land conveyed hy list \* Udemnn te A atoato C an ta aynta
Y .,S » i• t to a point theiU-e*""*
t ) m*utherly a«ii along d ie Ila« of»f aal.l Antonio C anta 7.1S fMt. o r leaa. te a p^unt la a line
draw n parallel w ith U4a flrat o-mree Vau tCL* - f d , * Ì 5«h «rtu ftes-io rly a t rlah t
anale* thsreTrolh JTal*m 1B9 feat Mouth- w esterly from thè afor^said am ithweat- a rly lina or valley Mrook Avenue thenca | . (8) douUteasteriy paaallal w lth th è ! dauthw aetarty lin a of Valiey Mrook Av.
TI 40 feei 1« |h« N orthw eatcrly line ■ U M P ijH p f j tpsMp |4 4 » gouthw auterty alone tha N .r th -
wesu« ly Una of U aeo ln Avenue 11 f e e t ." V i* N orthw aeterly paralisi with thè•eu tllM aU ffir line «f f a l l a r Brook Avu. nus 78 J g H a i
erty line af Vallar Break Aventi«. ih^nee 4 f) houlheasteri)' alone thè aaid
■outhwenirrty lina of Vallay Kraqh A venne » Feet and 11 tnehes lo thè point o r piace af hetrtantne itein« knowa aa No 114 Vailoy ferooii Avenue. Uiadhuret.
, .Via Jersey. 1 f!?r ^ wUk *” * * * a i n n l a r thèriakto, lltiam taa peivMaama. hered ltam enu
| ami appurtanance. th«raunte balunaMUI Hi anyw lse ap p e tta min«. b.< s-.i* |» p e r and satleTy In thè fir»t plac« unto
( t h è sald complalOant thè »uiP 91 ja i . l i f c j * ‘r**t « y m a frem i
UT ANTON t .
» directed I
I. » I h d a y Of F«hruar> 1817 until «hol aam e be paid and satisfied «nd also
I ?h* . Ä d eom plaJasnt have
h ^ n duly t a u d a t th e a urn of | M f 7 t. .. * « J P S , A l f ' F J R .11. K Rod-v ..mm la ir ifhertff
1 Mar. 18 l l -A p r 1-8—Feea S l l t l I - H f 14 439
t x O UAKCKHT O F N têW J hitH HY~I a a l r n i Batherfnnd T ru st l 'o m ia n y
OubatltMed A dm inlatfat o r C- T A. of the fteta tv id H a rrie t A. Ackerraan. daoooaed . com plainant, and WiUlam K # aeeae and M sdp U e la » luneea. H e wife, a n d K a tie Jenurhow eht. a las known as K atta Janoski. defendenlp.
I J E L J ih retuniabtoe Ju n e A8kd r
. 1» n r M f o r „ 1. ,1 p u h t le
?JuZ*:L£i. « M~ ~ a »• O.I»w B ’ n m p à T u -k j i . u . m t
a t .ma *t i toek IB the afi.-n , .„i k tandard J a ,e l" -k b a y lle k t Oavtnf Tim e I
■ F k f b M l o r paaaaT *f i n a • hereinafter pw ti. ularl» Oa.
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m S m . 2 “ " 2 5 *
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F ran k Dvorak hla a-lfc, by I aiuta Hetîwl* Nlcholaoa. I.U w lf. b> d*«-.
S tren th ‘'»y of N n v e m l« ,undraii and T w e n ty -fo u r aa>1 Uie Ber Ren «'.»un!\ Cleik
. . H w kensaek. N. w Jersey , |h Book 1298 uf iH-eda. («e« 417 A,
T ogether with nil and • injralai th I ipht». liberti*and nppurtenam-ea thereun to belone n o r In anywlae appertaln ina. be ankl 1 . pay and satisfy la th e flra t plane unt the said complainant the sum of» *¿.2» :
with lawful Internet thereon iron la t day of F ebruary «»*7 u n til rt,.
aam e be paid a n t aatisfind and al» the costs of the sai l e m p ia m int h ,v> been duly taxed » ' tho sum of die 34 eo
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THIRTY - SECOND
in a 4 p a g e su p p lem en t o f t o d a y 's C o m m e rc ia l L e a d e r .
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#od tha feet ( « • *T r e e t v . s u a e v r e e . a r t
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R e a d th is su pp lem en t. C o m e to R a f- n e rs , in P a s s a ic . . . an d r e a p the g r e a t e s t s a v in g s in o u r th ir ty -tw o y e a r s a s P a s s a ic ’ s la r g e s t fu rn itu re
h o u se .
C r e d i t T erm s to su it y o u r r e q u ir e m en ts.
W e w ill a llo w/«
OU u p to 1 5 m onths o p a y .
OPEN EVEN IN G S
STUDEBAKER DICTATOR (
T H E A T R ERIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST
RUtherford 2-0041 TE» Pride of Lyndhmt
Thura Fri, S it, April 8-10
— PLUS —Barbara Stanwyck
Th« Stars'with Preston Foster
S a t Nite on Our Stage “Radio Winners On
Parade”
m u ter* o f mirth and tnrlody u A l in Ka)e . The K it* Br»thera and G*orw* Butter.
“On lit* A »»«u*" fet* 0« to ■ hilanou* * t* it wh*n Mad*lin* Carroll, a* a wealthy M u U n l i , Ceorx* Barbier. u H*r father and Alan Mowbray, aa an « p lo r r r , enter a thaatra juat a . D irk Powell, A ik . F a ja and Tfc* B i t a Bro ther, are roln( into a farcical burleaque ot the honie Ilf* of “ til* rkheat g irl In tba world.*
A« the Infuriated family stalks front the theatre voicing throat* of * »■ ■»» auita to the m a iu |*r. Modal •in* h**da for th . . t a r . en tra»** •nd, hruahinjr p u t th* doorman, •natch*« Alto*'* w i* off and *U rt* to
<b~*ta« row» b*for*ah* la *Joetod
T1» altt *o n i hit* BerUn wrote for 7H the Avanu*" «TVu v __
W. C. T. U. Notes - — -— ——« »orA m u te" are “ Th i* Yaar*. “Y««1» U ti.lite , at M .-,
- » t tm a ln , on Park A v .n i» ,“ “ I V . Got M ir . U r * t . K-*p M * W a n .»
Connolley of n t Kin«*- * and Louis Puntellila of
Wednesday evening, A pril 14th. at i eight o'clock at th« High School A« ditonum th« Recreation Department will hold a rally at »h u h time pain« fo r th« winner« of tha Recreation Bowling League and Recreation Baa kotball league w ill bo pnanatod by Commi««ioner Jamea A. Broalin.
A t the lame tin»« plana win be fpm nrtatur to orgwnrte a permanent recreation center in the townahip and all citiaona are urged to come out for this meeting. The so ft ball and Wool league« will alao b« organiaed
Other* to get awards donated by B real in are Rocco C.icc aws, winner of the set-shot contest; Lao Reilly, winner of the foul shooting award; Klmar Metinener. I ’ a- . • - Snyder. W illiam Robertaon and Pauline Riarh. winners of the recent second annual “ marble” tournament.
Joseph Maher a v\ . \Recreation Dept, supervisors are in charge of the program and a t prose time the efforts to have T rav is Ja c k son, manager of the Je rsey C ity loam in th« International League present for the evening were being formulated
Forsberg Tavern•7S0 RUXiE ROAD S A T T B D A Y N IG H T
HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES
wie« of Jersey C ity who is greatly interested In recreation work; Jack McCann, Hudson County Supervisor of Recreation and H a rry Keprowics, auperviaor of recrOaUon in J«rseyCiir- _
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On I W i i r w i j , M T H i , at eight « ’dock, a returned Salvation Army Missionary. M ajor Adis B a r t ho low, who spent eevea roars In Ceylon, wtM deliver an iftaotrntad lecture on India, to the Reed Mem •rial United Preehytoviea church Stuyv»aant avenue near VaU«« Brw»fc avenue There will alao be 1 boas soloist from the Salvation Arm y
This promisee te ho • vary H»- terooting program and io being u a a aorod by the Woman's ChrieUan Trm iterance Unies far their Light U m Union Mooting A cordial tnviiatoon
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L O O K IN G T H E M O V E RWith The Observer
Settkd For Local Fans
The local hssehall »itnation for th« coming n m h v u ell title d today. There w ill be no baseball on the High School field and at the Sport* Center cm Bandar n iter noon* the Acme Am o. Cor the pan two *ea soi» “ townehip champion*' and ore. ent holders o f Hie "Leo A. Walsh Memorial T rophy" will be featured. On Sunday moraine. M arty Dolan w ill re-build his Lyndhurst Club with a mixture of new Mood and old- timers.
A t last night's weekly meeting of the Acme Ason., W alter “ Hawk” Rowe, recreation ■ppervu -r of the township was selected as munMger and immediate plans y e i? made to hsve the team out an thi* Saturday and Sunday afternoons for the first work-out.
Manager Rowe announc'd the local «•ason will open on 8 un<iay, May 2 at the Center when the I dored A th letics of Je rsey C it*, New Jersey semi-pro Negro champion last season w ill be the attraction. The club will *tart their season on the road on Sunday, ApriJ 26th, eithe; at Hackensack or Englewood.
No Change W ill be m s* in the Acme Assn. line-up, according to Howe with W illie Bello **nd Howard Henesch set to do the pitching and Edgar W hitehurst behind the plate. On the infield will be W illiam Lew- andowaki, Richard Ceughlin, Frank Gallagher, Phil Sheridan and Lester White, while the outfield wfll be picked from Hobby Ohlson. John Lennox, Gil Klecak, Warren Hanscom and Frank Wenzel.
Marty Dolan has not as yet announced his line-up but i- «Xperted to start on April 18th.
John ScelieriGiven A Party
i f j —and Mrs. Charles Scelieri of
728 Rutherford avenue gave a christening party a t their home MondayJ rught In honor of their son John. Dinner was served.
Gveeta were: Mr, and Mrs. Michael Pellettleri and children, Mr and Mrs Joaeph Delia Fave and children. Mr and Mr*. John Scelieri. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Danza and family, Mr. and Mr». Victor Scelsa and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abate,. Mr, and Mm. Joseph Aratta, Albert Bucheri snd Mr. and Mrs. S. J . Gentile.
" TROOP TWO
The«'« no icuon to worry along tin worn-out or Inferior«lua liiy p roduct*, or lo pinch younelf b y p ay in g cash . W e fit ou t p u n to suit yi'ur needs and 97 ol c\cry 100 cuatomers com plete (h e ir purchases and o u r easv c rcd it req u irem en ts in about 9 m inutes. T h u ia th e Easiest C re d it in T o w n l —
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NO DELAYS OR WAITINGThf re ts none of the wual »•* h tr rm fc ta i and q u a f io s lia .
Attention a ll member» of Troop t\ A contest is being started, ta. win the person has to he the best si I-around scout in the troop. A medal will be gucen Lu the— winner *fre person wean« the medal until the next eon test. I f he w in* the medal :i times in any order, he keep« it as his poaaes ■ion. The events in whkrh the scout has te enter and win are: Knyts. («unpass. Semaphore, Mutue. F lin t
F if® & ir ittio a , aad F irs t AM . pi order to win he has to enter Into oil of theee events. The Judire* are Mr. Smith, W arne Russell, Mr. Edoest I<otito, and Frank Chase. The decision of the judgea is gnat.
Daring the month o f April we are going t.. participóle in a few rallies w ith Troop 1 snd Troop .1 of Lynd- hurst, and Troop -10 of BloorWfield. |
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I t t m tlve com •nit tee o f the Ladles' Auxiliary „ f ih r Harold G Barringer Pont, met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Rensimer of 440 Hazel street.
Baseball YearRELIM E Y O U R B R A K E S O N T IM S !
M arly Dolan w ill again have a team <»n the Mehl thi« year. H is dub wftf-hnre--tnany new m p ss aa ha laplanning to carry all the young ball players who show possibili tien.
This years club, w ill be composedof i.lsyers from yoong Hubs in town.
Marty plans to start this «leb
All young ball plsyers between the age«, of 16 ami 20 who would like to try out for the team w ill report at tti p.m. thts coming Sunday morning and prepare for a « I# workout at the R iver Road field.
A rateh*'i and first baseman ace eepeciagy needed An entire new team will represent the town this year. W ith young, willing, hall players, the fans will again see the type ef hate hell they want.
Miss Edns Broad well of 17 Ridgeft »ad has returned from a stay st Washington.
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Apparently the gulf-minded residents are much interest«! in the driving contest as suggested in last week s column. Many requests have comc m urging such *n affair. So we will get
_ busy and contact the necessary parties by way of arranging a driviqg contest some time in June. The site will be the driving range at the base of Valley Brook Avenue.— A slight entrance fee may be charged each contestant who wishes to enter competition. However, it probably won’t be more than twenty-five cents, an amount which will not break anyone, and will no doubt prove to be the best twenty-five cents ever spent. W e would appreciate any new suggestions about the forthcoming contest.
In last week's column some irate gentleman voiced his opinion. He must have been a friend of the editor’s to get his letter printed. He signed himself “A Bowler” and berated and told your Observer off something terrible, His reason was my lack ofi bowling news. W e told him that anytime he had bowling news, to send it in to the sports editor of the Leader and we would use it in a promment spot on the «porting page In a P. S. we boldly suggested this column.
But this didn’t seem to make him any more friendly toward the Observer, which person is beginning to believe that the “Bowler" just doesn't like him.
He would have enjoyed hearing that the Observer nearly lost his life last Sunday. Yep, we nearly froze to death in an open boat while flounder fishing in the bleak, wind-swept Oyster Bay. Tommy Connolly, Lou Puntnlillo and your Observer decided to go flounder fishing after listening to the glowing accounts supplied ¡iy Charlie Gailing, of the local police force Charlie told us that he had gone fishing in Lindenhurst and Amit ” * " * ' - - •tyville the Sunday before, and bagged 56 flounders.
That was good news to us, and we decided to lose no time ivi 'X ,1* r, ' . ' ........... ?,e/S *f A nn L i . * # l C • va *«- 1 aA .. . t .* wl. —1— .... • VT . 1 Q
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Recreation! Department Holds Affair On
ThursdayThe Recreation department spon
sored a ‘ spo/ts rally" s t the Roosevelt School gym l is t D M n W Ù R j before I n over-capacity crowd which featured c ont cet*, table tennis, wrestling and a baeketball game.
The program was arranged by Joseph Maher and W alter A. Rwe.
The evening opened with a set shot conteat which was wpn by Rocco Ciccone, a member of the Cubs A. C. and also Qf the High School team. Making U n of the fifteen shots the young Giccone, brother of Paul Cic- cone who coached the Wheel-House to the chempionship w u easily the victor in a field of twenty odd contestants. .j
In the foul shooting contest which followed Lew Reilly another member of the second place Cubs sank 12 out of 15 foul tosses to win that contest.
The wrestling bout between William Poli to and Jam es O’Rourke ended ji a draw. Joseph Polito offered his ^rvices as referee.
The table tennis exhibition followed with Kstherine W illiam s defeating Florence Ritter in two straight games while Ja ck Boschsn won two games from A1 Purdy who subeiituted for George Ritter.
In the evening finals, the Lynd- hurst Wheel-House winner's o f Walt Rowe’s Recreation League defeated J«*- Maher’s Wellington champions, the Boys' Club by a 39 to 22 score.
Ed Oix>ughlin wss high scorer w ith ( IS pointa *4il!e Slyvia Guido and. Richard Coughlin had 8 apiece.
The box-»core:Wheel-House G. F.Guido, If ...................... 4 0Couchlin. r f . t » . . . . . . . 4 0Swainson, c ............. 2 1Genre, , 3 A
Totals ...................... 17Walliagton B.Supchax, if . .S I rot, ............Stevcne, r f ..Porky, ........Tackach. c . .Yatsko, ........Schwartz, lg W ilk , r*
in getting to Long Island Sound, at which place we were going to start hauling in flounders to fill the hag we had brought along for the purpose. However, we found out the winter wasn’t quite over. Being out in a rowboat intensified the weather, and we n«arly died from the cold.
There were many boats out on the Sound and some report ed good catches. W e used s-md worms tor bait. Our tackle consisted of a short boat pole, reel, a four-ounce sinker and a No. 2(0 hook. ’If ic wasn’t so cold we could have snagged a slew of fish. W e did land eleven of them. The score was Rinttfc lillo,7; 'ConnoHy, 2; yodr Observer, 2. The fish weighed about a half pound each.
V e e e e
The local Bell Boys had a swell time at the Democratic,Victory Rnlly a t the Swi* Chalet Lut Saturday night W t. M n v f y F )o l< ln Tftand Mike, prominent representatives, will tell you why, if in ! J * H I W U I Vterviewed. Rumor has it that the beer, all you could drink, went i I n ^ l i o u r a t p N p wwith the admission pricer *Phat’» enough to make any party a I - _■success. The weather was goxi, t(*», and that added to the pea sure of Mike, who wouldn't have used his new car if it had rained.
To ta l. ............................II 4 Ï2Score by peri(xls:
Lyndhurst ................ í» 7 10 13— *Wellington ............... 5 4 5 8—12
Referee -Walter *:Hawk” Rowe.— Recreation Board
Charlie Gniss, who operates the confectionery store opposite W alt Gary1» Esso Service Center at Kmgsland Avenue and Ridge Road, has a somewhat novel idea to please his cus- , tomers. He found that many of his customers were ardent iuh- Leith*tw ¿p« that he can ermen at heart. So he has decided to get in a complete supply hall elab to * t™ yea™ that o fv a r io u s a n d sundry implements as are necessary for the jfishermen. Right now he has hooks Tor iS lifK b U f Sltr w arpr “fish and he intends to stock up on creels, reels, and poles of all types. For the fresh water fishermen, he—intends to get a wide variety of all sorts of lutes and other things which might prove helpful to the local Isaac Waltons. Also, he may keen halt during the season. That brings up ttye problem of how to keep it fresh But he says he can get atTOrn) (hie vditlr system t>f refrigeration. t
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T H E O R I C I N rA L ’
Here it is spring and down at the High School, where We expect to see the buy* out warming up for the conung baseball season, we find the place vacant of anything resembling a baseball player.
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with this Ad, until April 15th, 1937
V A tti'S T IR E <"<« BA TTE8VMl RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, If. J .
From all accoutre, there won't be any baseball team this year because there aren't the necessary tunds m the treasury with Which to finance the »port If such ia the case, the oun- d t t « id a deplorable one and will im lUuht cause » lump to rise in the threat of many a young high V hotJ athlete who h,id fond hopes of winning himself a place on the local nine, thus realising a long winter’s ambition for fame and glory.
In schools like Bloomfield, Garfield and many others, the proceeds from their !‘<>tball season is entxigh to tmance that sp<>it and most *of the other% including Kiset j f m « 4 . A i t such is not the case at L> inftur»t. RissftJy, the team w asn 't, of the calibre that would draw large gatts these last few years.
However, many in the township feel that the school should have a team, and wiiuld, no doubt, if given the opportunity, request the Beard ol Education to appropriate the two or three I1 hundred d.Jlar« to financi a team this ne»tnn:
Getting to the basketball whirl, we find the mighty Riwknc and Collegiate basketball teams just about finishing up this yvar's schedule Both have gone great guns all seas.* Both have won the major part of the games played. C^uite a few basketball tans are clamoring for a pew season game (to the finish) between j the two teams
W e know the ( ’.ollegiates arc willing u> play such a game ' Once during th.- present season the (VCegiutes engaged the aotfcne» and came out victorious. They wuukJ like lo give the L R m iI » » » « c l i . i ic e m i i Buy d — H ^ - e n r - t k g u H x a a . . . . | they apparently have ditteren* ideas on the matter They just dwi t seem tt> get anwnd to playing a game, with, the CoUegutes One fan, who is ^uiu- well mtornicd on Kocltne maneuvers t>id us in a very confidential manner the (oOsWiag: Said the informer. “ Yoji wojijd like to knou' the m n why the R ^knes refuse to combat the CnHegiates’’’
In an aJI-earlike attitude we said u iusw ly . Yeah, tell us "’ Because they're atraid," was the ^ k a i i* new, he hn>ke
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for ''mner. either adding the fmal toucheo to that party dinner, er m larginf the light dinner. One of the nv.it pleasing features about
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campaign of Tamarack Cooncil, Scouts of America, reached I7T25. Monday night at a report meeting held in Rutherford.
Completion o f campaign thia week »g expected by General Chairman Clarence H. W alker ta bring in R»ur
__ ... ________ ____ to five hundred dollars additionalcrossing the atreet, near Belleville donationa, to put it well ov«r d»e top. Turnpike. The campaign was launched March
^ U « t h for 18000. With which ta carry Dr. Anthony S iporito treated the ^ ^ Bog Scuttt urogram in th* ton 1 an for ahnurfooo and bruiees and South Bergen and Eaaev C M M % ewn- -ijfri'.i him taken to ki> horn«. munitie, w m p ii. ln , T .n M rw k Cour-
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Krgular hours a f worship will bo r**»utn«-d again this 8unday morning it St Matthew’s Lutheran Church. Th« **arly Matins w ill be held at 8 - The festival service will be hold *t J'- «» «.m. Sunday School w ill be held at 9:15 a.m.
1 m- Rev. <;onrge Muller w ill preach at i-.th M a.m. and 10:11 a.m. Tis i ’h. . . haaed on the Gospel according o. st John 10. veraao one to eleven,
«■ “ The Good Shepherd.” Matthew’s church cordially IA*
vi te* you’ to Its aenrloee and counts a privilege to share with you the
of G o 4 f n | ^ K jF 0 'M a M w f l ehurrh is eager to
t v you and till« community. St. Ma thew'» church invitee jo o to use •er il.tiea for apirituol worship
ai*.( fellowship.S E R V IC E S
* a m. M stiaa ____ 1___________ ,____1" to a m, Feetival Service
..... Saw ia y i rn...„th **♦ ,■ ' ' "
> .lay School 9:15 a-Sa.'■H M IM .H Cbste lin is iay B J j pjn-
r • Men’s ('tub w ill meet Tuesda)at a p m.< fit: rmation Instruction Wednee -lav at 6:45 p.m.
KKED M E M O R IA L I N I T M f 1‘R E H R Y T B R IA N ( H I IH H '
-aani. A ve , near ya lle y Brook Kfv Jam es H U tte ll, D.D. -
N a m e your beer as you do your favorite smoke... Say "Ruppert’s” and enjoy that famous
balanced flavor.
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a m. H n é o r J d M i ! a.». MaewSne waseltf» ~ .' "0 pm Yoaag P oaaUs Christina
" p.m. lr.terme.liaf* Young Poopie’s Christian Union.
KwllM'f t»#dRev H ubert A. W nght <)nnit W ay. Ruthsrfwd
^ •ming Worvhta 11 E.SS. vaiwrf ta a.m.
W V U M M t o a m .
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lo aoo about the hot w tlat » ipplySava all the bolhot —il>» turning an aiul oil— or tl you
land a hw ' Ohio duat, ahw, slw veU ne and waMa«.Hava complataly auiomatic Kot walar »orvita by GAS
— Itcana s day tor tha araraga tarntfy W» T***gal in touch with you! plumbing o* haaUn« oontrae tor or —fc la ha>a » y>iMc f afvt— » rtw boating i.p«o»ani«ii»ra call and aatimaia your fiol water uaag« and lha roat (or t automatic »arvica by ga*
P V B L 1 C & S E R V 1 C E ^
MOC ax THE COMMERCIAL LEADER THUWPAT, A W . g, 1(37
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PA IN T IN G , D EC O RA T IN G and p A PB B H A N G IN G
Floors scrsped snd refinished. Ero-m i Henderson, 112 Forest A venae, Lyndhurst. l*kone Hath. 2-4829.
11-12-tf
P A IN T E R A N D D EC O R A T O R - slso R E F IN IS H IN G O F F U R N IT U R E . Old Furniture brought bark to it* original color. J . P. Groenendyke. Phone Ruth. 2-1996R
C A L L OLSEN for any alterations, building or repsirs. Best reputation. Old established builder in Lyndhurst. A. Olsen, 134 Livingston Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Rutn. 2- 0136J. _____
P it) MBING—HBATING ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIV
EN. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. WORK DONE BY SKILLEDPLUMBERS 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE HARRY K K IY R R . 2»«RIDGE ROAD. LYIS'DHUKHT.
PHONE RUTH. 2*5021.PLUMBING and HEATING—Repsir
work a specislty. No job too large or too «mail. J. LEHMANN, 522 Park Piste, Lyndhurst, PhoneRuth. 2-5163W.
1 -28 Hti-p
FO R S A L E - Bungalow, 6 rooms, glsssed in porch; 1 esr garage. A ll improvementa. Lo t 36x100; Price *3800. Owner 249 Page svenue. Lyndhurst. 4-7*4ti
FO R S A L S —Morris chair, odd chsirs, chiffonier, porcelain top table, vie* trola, vacuum cleaner, dishes, glasses, typewriter table. A ll very res- sonsble. 601 Third Ave., Lyndhurst.
F O R R E N T4 rooms, tils kitchen Snd b s th jfe s t
supplied ....................... .*4 0 .4 rooms snd bsth; heat supplied f36.
with garage . . . . . . . . . ............ | 40,3 rooms and bsth; garage; heat aup-
P1'«* ........................................... $36.Bungalow; 4 rooms and kitchenette
and hath; garage t$ B6 room house; oil burner . . . $46
j
Public School Employees WillBe Examined As To Their Health
N E W A R K — Legislstion requiring physical examination of all public school employees in New Jersey w ill be Igtroduted in the Assembly during
tJle coming session. The provision ia mods in one of throe bills sponsored by the State Medical Society and the New Jersey Tuberculosis League.
PLUMBING A HEATING—Jobbing i a specialty. G. E. Terry. 148 Fern Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth. 2- 5116- R.
218 Stayveasnt Avenue, Lyndhurst Phone Ruth. 2-3505
PLUMBING AND HEATING—Esti- mates cheerfully given. Pioneer Oil Bu.ners. Fred E. Ssum, 226 Post Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth. 2< 1703M. ----
P E T S FOR S A L E BOSTO NS, CO CKERS, S P IT Z , FO X .
nnd Cross Breed Puppies $2. up.
FO R K E N THouse—-4 rooms at.<i bath $26.Apt*— 3 snd 4 rooms, bath $20.Apts— 4 rooms and bath $.10.Apts-—4 rooms, bath, heat . . $.{5255 R ID G E ROAD, L Y N D H U R S T
Phone Ruth. 2-1031 H O U S E S
8-ll-4ti-p 6 rooms, bath, t car garage $456 rooms, t>ath, 2 car garage . . $40.6 room«, bath, no garage $36.
FLOOfe4 rooms, bath, sosl supplied . . $30.
Tropical ard Gold Pish. Fu ll line 1 5 rooms, bath, garage .A P A R T M E N T Sof '‘Sires, bird, fish snd dog sup
pllas. Special I gal. f.sh squar. $1. le t us take csre of your pets while you enjoy your vacation. Free delivery GtARY ’8 PET SH O P . 433 Brosd St.. Newark. Nesr D. L. * W . Station.
H O M E IM P R O V EM EN T S E R V IC EA L T E R A T IO N S -Carpenter Repsirs,
Rooting. Gurages. Porches W eather atripping. Reasonable prices, guaranteed work, on'- smstV monthly [ payments.
A . B T E N R E R G S O R E N S E N 232 Stuyvessnt Ave., L fM ra u n t I
Phonea: Ruth. 2 2017- Ruth. 2 7863 J ~ 3-2S-4tl-c j
FO R S A L E or R EN T -67« Chase Ave., Lyndhurst. 0 rooms snd bsth;
hest. sun porch; excellent \
4 rooms, tile bath, garagefrigerator. Privste house .. $4 j .
4 rooms, bath ............................. $86.A s., bungalows and house« in other
towns, for ante Of rentA. S. S O R E N S E N
232 Stuyvessnt Avenue Ruth. 2-2017 * Lyr.dhurst
FOB BENTHouse, 0 rooms . . . . . . . . .Apt. 3 rooMl ............
..A p t. $ t o o u t f .........................Apt. 6 ro o m s ..............Apt. 8 rooms , . . . .................
C. S A V IN O Resl Eatate sad Insurance
Csll Ruth t- U » l or t * 0 /
This was announced following s meet' ing of the League's Executive Bosrdheld Jsn u sry 6th s t ths Robert Trest Hotel hero.
Persons whose state of health isfound inimical to the welfare o f the school w ill be ineligible for service. This ia not intended to work sn undue hsrdship on school employees, according to Dr. B . 8. Poliak, Medical Director, Hudson County Tuberculosis Hospital snd Sanatorium, who serves both the Tuberculosis Ldhgue snd the Medics I Society on Public Heslth Committees, which drsfted the bills. Prompt diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis or other ailments will sid recovery of the employee as well as protecting pupils, he said. Modem
j methods of treating tuberculosis frequently enable patients to resume employment sfte r a comparatively short period with safety to themselves and others. This bill makes provision for lesve of sbsence and resumption of active service on proof of recovery.
' Tuberculin testing surveys conducted in many of the state’» schools snd •ollegen in recent years have resulted in discovery of tuberculosis in Advanced infertious stages among teachers snd other school employees, Dr. Poliak ststsd.
A bill w ill also be introduced providing f ° r examination of Normal School students, prior to entrance. Re.noval of s child's clothing during ft jfin s school examinstion in the l-.esence of a parent snd nurss or other attendsnt is required in s third bill, as s part o f routine heslth ex umiustion for pupils.
Dr. Chsrles I. S ilk , clinician foi Middlesex County, sssumed the o ffice of president, succeeding Dr. J . Bennett Morrisen of Newsrk, who hat completed two terms of service. Dr. Morrison w ill continue to serve the league as a member of 0»e executive board. Erneat D. Easton, executive secretary, reported an increaae at this time of more than nine per cent in tbs 19M Christmas Seal flats. No county hss failed to report gains.
Those attending the meeting In cluded: Dr. E lv ira D. Abell, Morristown; Mrs. Charles Bye, I^akewood; Mrs. E. G. Shreve, pleasantvilie; Dr. John E. Runnells, medical director, Union County Tuberculosis Slnnater- [ mm; Dr. Martin H. Collier, medical; superintendent, Camden County Tu j bercuW is Sanatorium ; Dr. Joseph R ; Morrow, medical director, Bergen
ho believes his players sre all cspsbleof msking good in International League Company.
The Newark Club will again conduct tr ia l workouts fo r players st Ruppert Stadium on May 26th. P la y ers from Lyndhurst, who believe they have baseball ability and would like a tryout, w rite to Ruppert Stsdium now fo r application blanks.
Ladies’ Guild Meets snd Elects Officers
The Lading' Guild of* the Methodist Episcopal Church met Monday afternoon at the church hall and elected officers for the yesr. Mrs. ChsrlesCromley was elected president, Mrs. John M. Vogel vice-president; Mrs. Chsrles BreUe, recording secretary; Mrs. Perclval Chapman, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Raymond C. Exler, treasurer.
P A R I8 H IO N E B B D O N A T E G IF T S TO LO C A L L U T H E R A N C H U RC HSt. Mstthew’s Lutheran Church
Va lley Brook avenue and T raven place, received g ifts last Sundsy from three parishioners.
An altar, pulpit' and lectom were presented by Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Grope o f Page avenue.
An altar rail was given in memory df Mrs. M aria Vogel by her husband Mr. John Vogel o f Eighth street.
Dedication of the chancel fam ish- ings took pi see before a large and grateful congregation. The pastor, the Rev. George M uller officiated.
The furnishings were specially designed by the eminent church architect, Mr. John J . Zink o f Baltimore Md. The construction and carvings were <Jone by the Msntiwoc Church Furnishing Co. o f Wauhssha W Is.
St. Mstthew’s invitee a ll to attend the services this Sunday, afte r which an opportunity w ill be given all for a closer view of the carvings.
motorists were fined $ 1 each Monday j avenue, Belleville.night in recorder’s court for passing i He said he was so interested watch a new flicker light placed ou Ridge ! ing a policeman hail a motorist in Road, near Ijncoln School. front o f ’ him that he pasoed th.-
same light fo r which the policemai Best defense of the night was of- j waa stopping the other driver,
fered by B. I> Robbins o f 19 Elwood | The fine was $1.
Fifteen MotoristsFined By J. Shields
A R L IN G T O N — Ftftoon
" W E A R E \ E V E R 1*1 T H E W A T A N D N E V E R O U T O F T H E W A T . W H E N Y O U H E E D V S
N o distance is too great for our service: and no comfort is left undone for those we serve.. .when you need us, you'll find that you can afford the
kind of service we give.
J. L. BURKFUNERAL DIRECTOR
Phone Rnthcrtord 2-0490508 KINGSLANO AVE.
Wctaltr 5-4S78 a m ek 4M PALISADE AVE.
as» KI n o t: RO A D L Y N II I IU K S T
■team
ta l $10. per month Sale price 14250 00. R. J . Van Wsgentn, 1» N. Broad St.. Ridgewood, Ridgewood 6-3600
2-lfl-tf
FO R RENT-—A room apartments Rent $12. snd $11. Gas and else
307no both. Amply So« Ridge Road, Lyndh<
County Hospital; Dr. S. A. Douglass medical director. Valley View Sana torium, Psteraon; Dr. Marcus W i Newcomb, Browns M ills; W. L. Kin kead. treasurer. Glen Rock; Mrs. Jos I eph Lynch, Ridgewood; Louis Ship
iter, Trenton; Miss Evelyn T Walker --^Monmouth County Organisation foi
m i ‘ '3^TaT~8ervicu7-Ksd Bank. S lid ^MIm• ^ |^ l,s u rs H. Woodruff, executive secret
■ County Tuberculosis
FO R R E N T H O C SEs
f rooms, bsth, I csr garage |4fl6 rooms modem. 1 car garage . $60.
B U N G A LO W S 6 rooms, bath. 2 car garage6 rooms, bath, 2 car garage6 rooms in Carlstadt
FLO O R S 3 rooms, bath, gsr, heat 3 rooms, bsth no gsrage
Ruthrrloid 8 rooms, modem house 6 rooms, floor, heat and garage
A .S T E N B E R G S O R E N S E N Real Estate A Insurance
232 Stuyvessnt Ave., Lyndhurst lltone Ruth. 2-2017
3-26-4ti
J . FO R K E N T — 10 o r »«ran ., offlce f r' ' Hud*on snd ysrd; suitsbls for cosl, or ssu> repair. Call Ruth. 2-10»! or 2551
" I Ridge rosd, Lyndhurst
. j FQK.7 B E N T - - Furm siaal rooms for rent with board. Ruth. 2 1884R 167 Valley Bfook A vs.. Lyndhurst
4-7-4ti
F O R S A L E —2 door bookcsse. Ms hogany. Ressonabls. 612 Third A venue. Lyndhurst.
4-7-4ti-pFO R R EN T — T W O A ttractive
rooms; 1 Isrge and 1 small. W ith in train aad has liaea. B . f la tte r , 644 Second A ve. i.yndhurst.
4rl-4tl
K i l l R E N T 6 r<M.ni m |>M r t n>*- r. t with garage; call S t 201 Court Ave . Lyndhurm 4-7-4ti p
M IB C E L L A N B O liS$46. (C L E A N IN G O R IE N T A L A DO M ES $60 T IC RU G 8 19 Y E A R S A Modem
Plant. 9al2 cleaned, shampooed both sides. $4.32; F R E E S T O R A G E U N T IL O C TO BER 1. R E P A IR IN G
* ° anywhere U N IV E R S A L . 19 Division St. New srk. HU. *1123
4-7 4Ü-P
F U R N IS H E D ROOMS N IC E L Y F U R N IS H E D ROOM, own
hath adjoining ; handy to bus andD. L. A 1' Ajjults. Reasonable. H i Third Ava. or Phene Bath, f- A90A-W 4-l-4ti*p
E le c tio n(Continued from paga 1)
ticket has been choaen.No date waa set, it waa announced,
for the presentation of the ticket.Possibility the Breslin and Bogle
factions will jockey for position and attempt to cause the other group to ■aaesace a tichst Aral was aeon.Mayor Bogle will not snnounce a ticket for s week or ten dsya, sc- cordbtg to plsns.
Representative Ed*ard A. Kenney headed the Hat of notables at the frolic. Alao pi «sent were former Sheriff Mort L O’Connell. I>em- oc iatk Ja ck Detacher, Judas Hamilton Cross snd Assistant Prosecutor W illism Mehler.
August E. Kirchdoerffer was chsir-IN ST R U C T IO N ON W IN D IN STRU - M EN T S —On-best ras organi ted and n’*n of th# r<,mrnlu* ' on srrsnge furnished. Proteges Johnny Dea A I -Teddy Roycrsft .S TU D IO S , Rc.ym 4. Lyndhurst fa ir ANed lbe large hall t o l l— . . . . * ) . an t., itv V .iI.K tu in ____ A _ 1 . UTheatre Bu ild ing
JU N IO R S A L E S M A N — large oil Inn
4-7-4ti*o cniemcity Entertainment was provide.I i— j by the floor show of the Colonial '
.>«i.r..'»jsa > — large oil «2»PSMP. Kosntv-Arlington :
Must be willing to work. Commission basts, future unlimited W rite Bor* 26. Commercial
>OR SALE—Two vacant lou Rooae- yelt Ave., Lyndhurst Will sell Cheap for cosh. ('«11 a t 300 Rooae- w#H Ave.. Lyndhurst.
FOR SALE- Fresh Durk Eggs 124 J s v Ava./ lyndhurst. Rath 2021T J. 4 -l-4 ti p
rÓR WATTH TLock hkcaikIN G - all makes, accurate, reaeon able «all at 225 l^ike avenue. 01 87 Nassau street in the city, If m a n cenvpnismt. R . Klein
------------------- JJ ..---------------- S E B R lN t ; Pb O BSD A —Ths NewarkFO R S A L E - Ice bos. used only H i ®4‘»ni * ftr r *bree weeks of «'ònstant
years. V sry reasonable. Phone Ruth sre beginning to shape up
Newark Bears Getting Ready
For Opening
J 483SJ 446 Page Avo . Lyndhurst4-1 tti-e
Phone K l'lherford 2-125? \\J. c (ìILLAR, D. C
CHIROPRACTOR Hours — Daily 7 to 18 P. M. and Hy Appointment
179 URN AVENUE LYNUHURST. N. J.
Youn«r l^Masni TakesftlrPlce WHh A Smile
" r " W fln* will w tW InWMthand out. Oap t f g , * .
I V Massi paid with s amile
into a snsppv aggregsti >n snd Manager Oscar V itt thinks his Rru(ao f will he more than ready to take oa the Montreal Roysla. piloted by Rsbit j Msranville. when the two teams meet I In the season o|>ener at Ruppert ! Stsdium, April f t
Under the sway mg palms, lolling beneath the warm friendly Florida sun. the boys find it hard to stick to I the rigid train ing rales set up by i th s lr manager However. VRl*8 motto ‘ is. medicine ia no food unless it Is hard to take The bojm may suffer 1 fruss the h ast hut their gasas hsspa I imoroving day hy day.
The Hoars oppose the Phil^ee on] (Thursday) at W in ter Hsven and re-. . . . u 1, K “ .v l > s r d i n k e l l e rju -4 CU4 MUbun . _ V — _
svenus. Lyndhurst. a c«>u.s a » f Ar- jnold DoMasai. well known L* iN h a rst y ____________ _ ______ _ __automobile dealer, sppeared it. .163 Fifth svenne wss hoaftese st her already defeated On Sand^y' they [corder'- Court Mondav night u> answer 4 home Monday night at a meeting of will go to C learwater to oppoee thea summons-for passing a red light the audilors committee o f Lyndhurst Brooklyn Dodger» Then on W*dnee
Recorder John H. Shields J r raised Circle. Companions of the Forest of day the BusUm Red S«»a will hehis eyebrows, IAw m * j hate for a game and Fnday they j
“ This Is must unusual, most un Hemhsrs present wers Mrs Fran will go to Heines ('i^r to meet the usual." bs remark e»t “ W e d*.nV j res Bsatahrn. M rs lA*rwtta MeCor Toronto Ms pi# I » » h«> ars manuaually aee Lyndhurst offender* m Mich, Mrs, Vers Garavanti. Mrs E sgod this year by lien Hswley It Iscourt here.*' J MrEachem Mrs Joeephlne Bar .certain, however that some players
V/»-mg Da Mass* nodded Mrs. Vera Jsugstetter and Mrs now with the Boars will not reoe-h“ Since you didn’t try to havn the t!i*a»*th Dvorak Newark and U> make matters worse
Uehet killed,' Recorder ,shWido 8md, I ^ ■> ■ I V ltt m loathe te part with any for
H o I E M I T o O u 6 Tomato. On Saturday th e *w ill play Katherine Dumb lik e lie r af j the Uniiavilte Colons, who t$e > have
"SEVEN DAYS WITH
OUT FOOD MAKES ONE WEAK"
OUR MQTTO: 'SMILE AND HUSTLE'
IT PAYS TO KNOW YOUR GROCER.
COME, JOIN OUR BIG BIRTHDAY PARTY!
GOLDEN JUBILEENational Retail Grocers' Week, April 5 la 10.
We are celebrating by giving you these exceptional offers.
Specials Thursday, April $th to Wednesday, April 14th InclusiveHEAT DEPARTMENT
Thursday - Friday - SaturdayMILK PEI)Rumps of Veal . . . . . . . lb 23«Legs of Veal . . . lb 23«Shoulder of Veal . . . . . fc 11«Breast of Veal . . . . . . . lb 12«
Milk Fed Fow l...................... lb 25«Lb. ^Average
Roasting Chickens.................lb 29«■VI Lb \versKf
Chuck Pot Roast, full cut . . lb If#, s ic it o n t n ts p t .A T o r c o r n e d n t r
TH-t, ' . a K . » m W h j W . S.-1! S« Much— T r . Som»!, S r S C IA I . T H IS H 'E E K
P l .A T * O K N A V E L .................................................. )k I k■oNïÿj» -.v......................... : » tuBONEt B l Ml> o, B R IS K E T
Special Frankfurters lb.2SfTO B E P E E L E D B E F O R E H E A T IN G
fraBk fu rt.r , cmmr U you In a n i l i t . m M tu km c '• “ " I <«■'• * n Ik* i r . l hand. 1. touch H u h ( m k l u l mn i.y i r r « .. ltd (or m i prolr«-iion. K*~pm, u x I m t i iMU you . r . TM di t . u n ( t m .
IW m , . !.r.|>.rrd I.— I n ..* r boil, bul .Imply h . .t In th l. mann.r Ik . prodwl will rM *la IU M I cIm . h w .
r> R O S T a » '
I rA K M t 'K K S II d raw , . « ( k t t r o . 1 IW .
I Roasting Chickens . . . ea 89« upStringless Green Beans Wax Beans . . . . . . . Whole Kernel Cut CornRaspberries ...............Straw berries...............Oysters ......................C l l n f l p h j p m a c n •Today Serve Fsrm
box 19« box 19* box 23* box 23c box 27< box 35f box 19«
F r n k Hir4. K y . PooHry. B ro lb n . RoaM in, Chickens. Fryers. FowL Itechiinga. Turkeys
A fuM fine of Popular Wines, Cordials, Liquors and Ready Mixed Cocktails . . . Popular Brands of
Beer and Bock Beer.
Country Roll Butter . . . . Ih 35«SELECTED
Large White Eggs . . . . do« 35«
All Flavors Royal Gelatin . 3 13«WBSTONSCrackerettes......................pkg 11«Prune Ju ice ................... qt jugs 15«Gulden's M ustard...............hot 10«Virginia Dare Wine Mint Jelly . 15«.H O M K fa iN G D IF F E R E N T
Dew Kist P eds...............2 cons 35«M A R T IN I
Cocktail Crackers . . . . Ig box 15«Apple B litter.................. Ig jar 15«Heavy Whipping Cream . V2 pt 19«
r iu , n.po.,1
Date Nut L o a f..................... . . 22«AH Flavors Knox JeNo . . . . pkg 5«N B 8 T L E 8 or S H E F F IE L D «
Evaporated MBk 3 cans 19«P R ID E O F F A R M -
Tomato J u k e ............... 3 cans 17«Silver Dust...........................pkg 10«
A U A L S P E C IA L
Salad Dressing . . gal $1.09 ,
A H O K T ESS SU G G ES T IO N
Extra Baked Wine Coke . . . 15«tskdS i ot S S rMDAV m t c s s a t
Celery Hearts . bun 10«
C<mc and K i the lar^nt Rlrttiday Cake In Lyndhurst.correct w*i(rht will GET IT. Collet and cake will be »erved Irte durin* the cOetwstim.CAKE WILL BE ON DISPLAY UNTIL STOSF. CLOSES AT t p. M. O N SATl ROAV APRIL loth
Crispy Iceberg Lettuce Ig head 10« Florida Oranges, large . . doz 35«
W ' Tkrm t o r Ju trr
C O F F E E SROYAL GUEST . . . . . .2 b s 4 » «RICH FLAVOR..................2 b s 35«MASTER BLEND 2 k s 43«
COME IN! m esti BREAD, CAKES ANO PIES —RI SHED ERO* OVEN TO YOU!
r*r*m ctmrinx clone*) to (iieuing the
FRIDAY ONLY Fresh Caught BUCK SHAD . lb 17«
SATURDAY ONLY Rfc Veal
. * 1 9 *
MONDAY ONLY Pork
. . * IB*
LYNDHURST SUPPLY MARKETÏ S S i r A S * ÏMIlt 1 hus t l e f ree de l i ver y ¡ P H 3 H I R U t m i b i o u o
Í 4 Í S 0 A 4 . 5 I
Wc are membera of Retsil Grocers Aiw’n of N. J. Aim National Procer» Ass n.
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