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BEADS* FORITE LEGION!

1,000 delegates t in tS,C90 to lOOflM «««>•expected .UKlnnde r

,ber 5-7.for the ei "inUonoftorfitatell

ndreds of regutnaM

Uus-conclara vffl»

tme«rS*of;W«»'general. :The stnejinow decked oat It«

ie ex-service nien.^- speakers,;

l n P. Larson, -r E L . White,and

juander FranUlnWti spots ln the oanW

and county an""Legionnaires bT ^

a holldaj colon Msands of YislMti;!"

i»ilrt as^-^w^'PaKst

Profran fiscissdostee FaunceTFelh Repubii-

Club of Phut of the

Party for Sept- 14th\nnounced by Entertain-nent Committee.

regular . . . . .iford BepubUcan Cmb wa* bead

I night at -the Club .House, Union. vtth a tvod^attendance, can-. the hot weataer. There in*

r new buslnen brought before ttuevening was

FTto.̂'-ctse

• of the Board of Mncatlon wtthfto

No One Seriously Hurt.

Ovetv tlEnd and Holiday.

to n m a l accident* i „last week and over • the holiday.

HortidtinJ SoddySbowSdjor

Flowers Fruits and Vi

ateurs Urged to Enter.

The Cranford Horticulturalpan of pSill-hold iu fourth

show next Saturday: Sept, l«th. in the*erip"*ly : lnhnd in ttt« TOnity Parish Howe. TheeahitUt wtu

cmr». were letiomly damaged """" "* ""•—- •—*-•- — —- - - "-'

thereon.; Ut. Faunce firstI of the needs'* the Township for

lonal school housing and how theI proposed to asset thl* n*ed> byiiulding. of: a, "̂ UnaQgyflehldr -'.High)l-onths-t7nion^Avem»»-front iof

I school property, which would

armschools. Ur. Paunce gave de-

i at length and distributed a pam-t showing In full the plans of the>. Fsunce answered questions askedt the floor and called on President

[ for some detail*. Mr. Old-Iwho before humming a lawyer wa*

i school teacher In Boselle Park,i a very Interesting talk on High

1 work In general from a eonsid-iexperienee:

) action of any-kind ̂ ras taken bylOut on.tlw.school.plans,** l t j

anderatood that" the dub wouldI no part in the special scbbbl el*c-I to decide on the building program.

i will be held In October. ~Entertainment,. Committee

the chairman, Mr. Wlnckler,quite a Usance ln hand.

1100.00, and announced a cardr to be held Sept. Mth, at the club

On thl* Ma, Jansen statedi: had been donated a fSeveral favorites of- local fan* sue

"ated onv(he card fo> thi i

- S h o w Septv I7-Ia-Open toAll Amateur Growers in theInterests of Adding to Cran-ford's Beauty,

-The object of the tail flower showof the Oarden Club of Cranford, to beheld Tuesday, September 17th. in UwCranford Casino, Is to stimulate Inter-est in the growing of flowers and tobeautify the home grounds*., said Mrs,Oeorge Hansel,- president of the GardenCfttb-thto 'wSrnlug; itfTtSmmentihgTipion plans for the exhibit.

T h e Oarden Club", she continued"has for Its object the promotion of theculture of flowers which are best suitedto thl* climate and through the show,we endeavor to point out what everyone can do In the commendable effortton

LocalP.BASponsorsBenefit Next Thursday

Dancing Team Led by Daugh-ter of Wwtfield Sergeant to -Feature Entertainment atNew Cranford Theatre.

Noxt Thuraday will bo a big day forCranford. policemen who are membersof Cranford Local No, W. 1>. B. A, forit will be occasion' of the annualP. B. A.vbeneflt Forwvtral weak*, lo-cal oflUara have boeji: selling ticket* forthe) special performance which they willsponsor iri Uie New Oranford Theatre.

the home aurraunding* otbCranford more beautiful, Any "gard- £ £ ! ? • £ -

rs. ,Vaughan. MrsJP.jC/WoodruB,. Mnjg,Page and Miss Winifred t^owskt

Prizes ForkParty

> Be Held

i and Triends DonateAward* far Affair

[large attendance Is'wxpected at thevuty which- taf RtpnbUean*. OUib

*;aod the committeethat there .ha* been an en-« advance-nle-or-tloketi

I affair I* jbe first of the club'*i andi the committee I* anxious to

> it a worthwhile Mccess, leading>number: of enjoyable featuresbare now being planned for the

l*nd winter nason." -'•', ; •"T-O.J. Jansen and Mrs. "A Smith

• been.busy. for a tmal days solidt-~~ f o r d mercbanU and friends jot

: vaiuableiprlBn. In addleven! money p d s n have beend. The prise* ot:ta*;party win

e Iwt which the dub has offered' of its affaha.eaid.they Include^uaMe and .useful-Items from

ihe wss taken to the ofnee.of-Dr.. Lewis,who; treated'htm'for cuts and bruiseson his arms and legs. Sergeant Mets-ner and Officer Koyics Investigated,while the cyclist was curled to the of-fice of Dr. Lewis by H.-Y: Christiansenof Burnslde avenue.

Two passengers were slightly Injuredin an accident bt« Monday afternoon.Driving-east on North avenue, East,.8.DLJullo, 580 Van-Ness"-avenue: theBronx, turned left to enter Elisabethavenue and struck a machine driven byEugene'Bennef of 4S5| North avenue,East Mr. Benner'* car! had been fol-lowing that of. the New York man aodJust as he started to turn left, Mr. Ben-ner-wai pahlngto damage to the fender* *nd runningboard, the windshield of Mr, Benner'scar'was.shattered.

Ootlines Proyisioiis ofNewResponsibililyLaw

Thm

Office of JohnSon Explains

Heins. andinancial Re-

sponsibility Act for Motor-ists, Effective November 15.

The automobile financial respqnsiWl-ity law which goes Into effect. Now. IS

Weh'ttoTgrearlnterestdV A

Hls sister, Miss Virginia Benner, whowas riding, with him, received a badgash in the chlifi while Mrs. Oorman,M ^ k ' d t t f l dfrutu bruises and the shiick. Doth weietaken to'.Uw office of Dr. Foster andthree stitches were taken In Miss Ben-ner's chin. She. was also~bru&e4-aboutthe arms.- _pn-complalnt of Mr. Ben-ner, SergeaitTonnell gave the NewYork man a ticket, for reckless drtfing.The CSM was dismissed in poJIce court.

1* a " m a t t e r w W e h t t gtOi*U.^caf•owners In CranfordV Asthere Is a certain amount of contusionIn regard to its provisions, the following eonclae sutenVnt of what It meansIn non-tecpnual language I* furnishedbrthe-tocal motor vshkle lleejumgagency of John W. Helns, and Son...^.

This law, wa* passed in an effort tomake the highways-safer for th« pe-destrian and for.the aut

score stood. «-l with the Wtrtrics Infront when the Post Office canie to batfor the last part of the fourth. Bythat time. It was very dark and-theWestric fielders could not even .see the

i put over four runs, to take the1eU''MrTIienV~lii''ths^flr*t''bi':ih«'nYtii/" Westrlcs pushed over twq runs to

on the lead «-«, With two menthe umpire, boa Ost of Roaelle,

contest SJ It was Impossible

score: as' i1

should have revertedIt was when the last

This law shows, amocuj other thtng*.State oi Hew Jersey has be-'''i^^jj£SB':i*tl»l

mooslbulty" of those wno dttve euslhUt iwso' theBta '* . •

thti <

BL ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ " ^ i î̂ aa^vei * v e s w e A S | se»vy eipetuws-wlikli-havs-leploted the lUmuclal resources of the

orgaiiliaUon which mean* so much totie upholders of .the peace.Officer aeotk* Itosendale la pr«alil.nt

of Uie Cranium Local, while OfficerMcCaffrey la trvasurer. Officer EdwardOalvln o«ui)le» tho post of sciiretary.OOlcer Craig I* Htato dclcgateand Offi-cer Jouit-McNerney, Hrgeant-at-arma.

In addition to those members whohave-been named a»ov« as manlbers of _uie cmmnitUe, gr offlcera, Uie. followsUig la tho roster of member*, chief ofPolka James K, Hennessey; LlcUtsnanU 'Ouorge Orelas and-Cnrlnngo Massa;ffcrgcaut* Laurence Uonnell atul WU-nun Fisher and oracer Rdward Cole-

man. v yMemtwrs froin~~Westfleld Include: .

Oeorgo Morton, Lt»ttt Oebler/EdgarWright and Tticodore Vreeland. Theo-tore Day an4 Harry Krholm of theSmutch I'lalns 1'ollce department are-j«rmembeniii« nro Chtfcf bt PollM A1-" 'ma '

be plainly marked, In order Uiaj, they Brewenot Oanrood.may be returned, although the com-n^tiee~aaiumea~no TSponsibu'Ity forloss or breakage.

CKANrOM) eUOYKf UAVKNFOB WANUUUNO VOUTHfi

Cranford 'was the haven • for- threemissing bojs last Friday. All.were heldhere until parrnss came and took them

In the afternoon Lieut. Uassa pickedup Jack Jones, thirteen, and BernardCrsighlon, fourteen, both from Bay-onne. Wth school on tbe verge of op-ening, the boys had a yearning for thegreat wide-open spaces and so beadedWat. Standing dn North avenue theywen wiggling thttr thumb* out ofJoint trjlog to flag rides.' They flaggedlbs lieutenant and be Invited them tohop bv-but ln*Uad_of carrying themitralgbt to the setting tun, be detouredand brought them 4p.U>* police sta-tion. While waiting for their parent*the boyaj:faeaped.aU sort*: of maladlc-tsbn*- upon the hfraiji of all policemenand lieutenant* in particular, but whentheir mothers caroejo tifc«| "»»"•" "

y s*em«4h»ppUyV*slgned to prosaicbdqjeufe.

-Early-Friday night, Carl Burney. nf-leen, colored, came to police- headquar-ter* and applied for a night's lodging.After questioning, he admitted that h*lived In Aabury Park and bad besn via.Itlng In Baltimore. Instead of returni

be decided to come on Jto NewThe local police notified his psand on 8at4trday morning, the box'sfather cams here and earned him backtothafold. ,

Asnneia and omcer Johnson

ColordBoyFined$25For Street Fighting

Aspiring Pugilist Finds Cost ofWork-Out With Motorist laHigh. Police Seek SecondMan Who Aided in Brawl.

Bruce Johnson, twenty-one, colored,of B i n street v u fined Us ln police)court Tuesday night by Judge L. U ~toveland on a charge of disorderly con-duct preferred by BsOph A. JoneurfBsyetstmt. It wa* alleged, that John-soa and another colored-marl attacked "air, Joon~about nine o'clScK laifBaWurday night tnBsyesstmt. White thaMtatity-of -the ober colored manknown, he has net been located bypolios as yet.

Aecordlng-to the story -wnietrtte.-hmn told the police,, b# m drtvtosjthrough Hares street and passed John-son and the other nun. They are saltsto bar* catlad out to him in .pranuw

lad a* he stopped his earsad-n stopped his carandtot out, l^i* claimed that they attacked" - 1 £ Jonn was roughly liaadUd;—;

away. He secured KMof the macnlne.

Tht affair wss reported to the poUoabrOkrmina Benedltto of H a m street;who Shortly after be called tbe police.

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A Good Man You Cant MASSACRE BOOSTSracftjHffffWf^^w?r*."3^ffw|ffflWPfcTi '^^"^AWi'.'-^aseWWeWifj'

ington Affected.

i • • • • / ' • • " • . ' • - • .

... • . B y ELMO 8COTT WATSON

. • U ^ B O B M - I f,,!!,,,, •r-nrnr'SMia' rtti-ittiis 11 tnnn who Is living*proof of II10 WeMhat/tli*old saying "You can't

I kwp a good man downshould tn> revised to rend"You citn'l kwp a good

-hia«-u|>.J*-^-For"thul~inniI Is Tom Kodlc, -chief gun

. tier's mute In tbe fleet• , "' iinvul ruaerve arid decji-sea

-— diver, berp' of a hundred desperateadventures .under the waler and. fa-mous fnr hla worn durlnn Ilie raining of'the sunken. submarines, 8-4 and, 8-81,which won for him the Niivy Cross andthe ('onBrt'iwIonal lledal of Honor, <

To'tu -Katll* likes diving. ' l ie , sayss o la a hook which he :liu* written,|>uhllsht>ar«tely; knowingly ~ and wllllnalback and forth In front of me, o imtnJJ^* hl'°*"Ufainhlahandaby promit•way at 'he mud overhead to >lv. ~ . !• d».r«n,!ln» in » , . . . . . . . . i_ *™T

plaway at.*ha mud overhead to give my-a.elf avery chance.- II waa longhandalow out I finally, cut tbrouiih~uto thaopen water and back -along my ltnea.„ They knew on tha torelde that aome-thlnR WAS wrong, of course. Out theydidn't haul me, luckily tor- me; tha Unaand the Ivoee wouldn't "hava stood the-atralh they would have put on tnel toaay nothing of tha chanca 'that theywould probably have-hauled ne kpartThey alghated- to aak If I were allright, of courae. but with my llnrburled IK tha mud I couldn't feel theiralgnal. I didn't algnal to ba hauledup either, you bet..' Aa. soon. as. I was

^cltsivrX-Wentito—worbuagaln^-and-,thlr.time 1 didn't try to make any shortruta, but- hosed tha whole thing. t>uu I,!^h**JbMJobjbfjl9hie;jwsar,_i>'_.iu..,

Eadle's narroweskj escape froUideath, he says; carnal a* iho result ofhla having for,.a Render. In. the boatfrom which he was working. Up In-experleqced youngster. A diving boatIs equipped with two flasks 'of, convpreMed air. When the pressure falls

^beloyĵ 2S0_ po.und»M that -flask. Is ahoff - and the other one turned on. Kodiehad gone down to do a certain pieceof work. He soon, noticed that bewaa setting leas air tiiun he needed.He signaled for more but got" no re-sponse. Again and again he signaledand, renllilng that the air In his hemet was getting foul very fast, hedecided. It wits tlm» to go up. So hialgnnled thathewnscomlng up angot a reply, put the greenhorn antwo civilian employees who were Ithe bont with him didn't pull up, alie signaled again. Finally, after sev-eral ugonlrlng- minutes during whichhe almost.last consciousness, he was

slaughter- ' of. ffl-tifam ,>««,'ŷ Tlbrtani

la D*ng»r. to Wosttrn Chin*,'report**la oews/ dispatcbes. brlrlgs about >astrange result In • Wathington (P.U)library, w h , ^ "It has probably- en-banced |n villj.'jteyind1 •£pfM%iryean old, from which the be* aeuof to* Tlbetaa' elaaslca wen ! fact

ISOLATE DRUGS INV VENOM OF TOADS

FlneJ Potent 5alwtau»c*»1st 'CW-'

BalUmore.-The dried veaon* ofChines* toad*. has Men found to ba

laolated, successfully by. b f e ' u t ' t '-Oien, with th* etvoperatlon of DrBans Jensen of Johns HopkWn>ed»-

^wmm^ 'rickets' In rats In exsctly tbenunner as cod liver oi| doss. It oc-curs together with cbelesterol, a white,fatty, crystalline alcohol whlcb Istasteless and 'odorlesa,

HOAX AIJWST WWSHOME FOR SOtWER

^^*U*Mpn*^n^*n4*VVssaBBeV^m[ff^^^|^P^j|^P^|

. . . , . 1 uniiiiuiiia [ more tnnn s nunclred vlj'

Da t S S ^ n ^ 3 * o m ™ - •«- «M P̂,b,v.,been malfora he could speak, then: he founi

out what bad hern the trouble. Illtender, had not been watching thegaugi* on the .first flask and did notsee thnt the air In It was completely«efc;uftj»«jmatotllt«efc;uft,vj»fe«uj.Kmaato|t>and coalutnes, and; of the ccrenionlnldancts. . it 'thuirhnppens" tiint Thl '

J0.O00L(^yearsago,cr.Q(iIIkejn«U9sssli wood found In th'ess formotlons,the piece was said to be well preservedand Its texture fiber plainly visible.Prof. 8. J. Record of the Yale fore*-

^y«s«lioolii«wedith31«y«lioolii«wedwith3b1ini«|ltTKSpiece was placed In the State museum.

- The wood was found In the forma-pn Lnown t I l

next to ber to tea ber somethlnx aboatbis life.' Be looked hard at ber klad.mother's face. Be thought fast. Tneahe told: her her bad been kidnapedwhen be waa seven, lira. Calasao-seemed excltedi. Sbe asked himquestions, bnt be made 1and broke away from ber.

k , H e songht out other berry-plckera.1 Mrs, Galasso'a story was familiar to

thenxall. She bad told It many ttmea.Be sJked them for details of berson's d^strppearance. for" some Informa-tion about her and ber husband, theirtome, their^nlatlves and neighbors.• •••-•-.•• - F a W » Coenrlhc**. When she found him agani and pur-,

sued--her -euestloBaVhevWM, orrpared.1He told of being kidnaped and takento a house In-Atlantic Otyjof escap-ing from there and knocking, aboatuntil be was old enough to join, ibearmy. . tie waa seventeen, be aaM.rroai" what tittle be purported to «Vable to- remember ot bis early child-hood, Mrs Galaaso became rbniinrcdshe had found ber Ions last son.

An excited telephone call broagatMr. Calasso, a small track farmer, toBrldgeton. Be. too. waa cbnvuiced. Itwaa a happy reunion. Tbe GalassDishsd found their son and BowardMarks had found a bom.Ttotot,Llav. | ia{aH«

mm

makes

•» « . S t r e M 'aid upon tadi

. -In administrative tasks it u ,I that nnfaithfulneia should be I

out as . a warntaj to theBruBenieiit4«t1|

4 . Help rendered b,

Shallom bad no loin 1

Mrs. balasso. proud andkdita

The wood wa_tlpn__ Lno.wn, totown^sand.

ma-a»-English--'

Iliea pier

House of Seven Gables. ' ' Turne/d Into Hostelrr

Salem, \Uass-—Memories of' qtherdays, when colonial gentlewomen andmen gathered at the House of SevenGable r Itr Salem for a few hours ofrefreshment and entertainment, navebeen revived by nnhnuncementi tholtthe' historical building hns followedthe trend of the times nnd Is1 accom-modating overnight guests with boardand rooms. "Itcnsonable prices" arecharged - for these accommodations,which are In the tild.llnthaway house,bullMD 10S2. nnd In the adjoining cot-tages, which hnvo been renpvated forthe Tonvenlenctf of out or.town visi-tors^ and others w^o desire to enjoya ôlonla)'iiitn1oVpl)>'r«> * ' Z J L

-m;!iLg.-iMJM»?fifr—eyHinn, sttn—ttvea ply-torlnlly In the archives of the NationalCepgraphlc Society In Wn.l.lnC(nn -

Women Outnumber Men' ' M Glacier Park Hikers

Glacier Park, Mont—Tourist travelto Glacier National park for the firstmonth of the 1020 season shows con-sldernble Increase over that of thesame period lost year. TrovclerriavB.: registered from nearly 'every

state and many are from foreigncountries.. Holel, auto-stiiRo and trailsaddle horse facilities are tho .bestIn the history of therpark.'governnjentInspection shows.' \ -' -' - *'

While, the mole visitor Is more no-llceuhle- on the venindas. the numberif yiiunu wiimen hikers on the ItockymonntalD trolls- eii-eeds that of anyvrevlmi" season.' Two women ^vnilkIhrotigh the" park to. every man wholaTSaThBi etitlurnnce.teat, Jt-ls esti-

out and bought hima new hat. a new s a l t / /. Then, desiring- toponWi the Ud-

child! and caused them so mucb sad-1 ness, they took bun to the county

court house In Camdeni, It waa jnotlong-before detectltWaiKowed'acr-

Perhaps.aid him.

3, Stress laid, upon earaestitsi«some rapan* s* J*wel» Jot ne»rlng»4tsTnietera W oilier delicate iiectrlcal.Instniments. The new- tube I* provingInvaluable, It Is said, In lortlng gem*.

' Pelplng.—AltBough Dr. WellingtonKoo, former premier, of China, Is llv-Idg fa exile abroad, his beautiful homeIn Pelplng Is-to be turned Into a memo-rial to the Inle Br. Sun Vat-sen. Theaction has been taken without con-sulting Doctor Koo, as it is felt bisproperty can be confiscated as that ofa rebel, because be worked for tbeChang Tso-lln -government. .

Life to Pittsburgbcr

„-.. forty-three, of Pittsburgh.former resident ncre.. Throuxb actiOBof Judie^ George. IL Leonard In Sane-,rlor court, Simmlnger, declared legal-

I Cow Removes Tonsils fof Boy in pasture

-j—^^Un^Cuni-BernardrMatrj.- _l ^ k T f o u t i of Tre«,ure:;Fleids, ?$ ^ ? B t 0 D ' ^dedJo.jhi.er-Sj-l:

- tonsils .remove*. buLhe-or-hls-' LS^» t * B «?->«nP«tfngof , , n e ;;dread day. ^oifcheJtrld-of th*-1 •iwtheraQtn* tonsils, thanto to the !nnsollclted assistance of™ " 4 *

f\"»"emptTng to !!took a piece of .paper on t]>e *born of a graUng «ow when t h e *

^"'""'"" '̂Wod \\taken to

boyw,. \\of Dr.1 A. J ' r

t0Ds11

patient Is at hope. ,T^Veil «ie o u l d b e e ^ ^ ™-^ r ««

' • ' • in ininai iq. .HHHHI

traced to the scene. i m T l n ^land he met a brother, and leanedtba,.he bad been declared deLTL,court action. Bis relative,* bad aotheard from hits' for ia s ^ " "

Legal acUon to declare bin deadwas taken upon the death of his ta-

attack4. Greed aptf oppression ol.ttefl

sajs):::__' '..-^."•L-"'----.-The 1 Jews p' that .day,-llk« ta)|

'profiteers of our.jlaj,.'-t(>A' aJruti8|of the poor1 anil oppressed.

Nthat they" mortcased theireven sold their dauRhters Inle . . . . . . .

5. -Scheme to take Nehcmlabl w |

, 1 0 : i - U ? . : '•••' '••'• . . ' . . •••'•'-

•. When Sanbaila.t antf. ToWali I .IB* every '-oilier1 way IlitJ «nii««tJj

With action sef aside.has-Deen paid ttS8o"a»ithe-esute. ., ~

i n e y '.mliht' kill, WroTr - •. -. ̂ 1- • I I I . The; Wall- Completed ((J»|

itH). iv- --vr- *-— ' " ' -So energetlcaH.v . (Jld itW , - ^ j

tasks tiat In -fift̂ ivo asj f» |wall was completed. We wu w»Jfrom this:

•'a. That thouch God'sbeset by enemies, theyf e a t ' - : " •'. 2. That when besetabonid pray (4:S1-

Tbelr faith . « « 0wise precaution, . > '

(a) TheyLset.a. watcn HJi(bl Men .wore

'WUb tbelr (aniliies

Salmon 54 Years in Tin ^I» FoonaVStiO Goo3:— - w w « a ««aajs UaaiWh

Olympla. Wkjo.—Canned to keep fora century. Columbia river salmoo_ki.w - - ••' ••k««>tary. Colombia river OIBOSIwhlcb wss sealed and processed Irnsaespedall, made tin In W » w W e a »Jied recently. No sign^f Oeterlorav

•Ion was detected. Tbe tin covering.haa resisted corrosion, snd t t a r e l s W•on to believe thai tbe eoateatsT wm

readiness (4-il) —=-Praver and faith are.nol s

Inactive. '' '

^A FJct«r.-br PW

: f c d > 1 . ^ : c o r » M ^Tbe "man'represetitiMl;."1' Blstare, the reason; t!» llanat* - element:'"'sh'S the" •""^jsvlmonster -the" lusts"'«»^ •W'SiTjbeplrtureisaslrue,io^r-i

I ABOUT THE COWS

a of late, but t think I ab*U t*^ t h f n i , Jost tbi IBB* .i net. no one has asked JM ra

^t all. eltb*r *t.Jatsi orj^|

r ' ' dlKoWiiavyoo." salmeo, dont let It d

1 t-iad you dont think I shout_ _ - j . o™..m«L" nld Un

J-,11. what or* your opinions, Unt ' - - . - •

• cotrs were all oat In the psiffor the spring bad come and tb*I tajojlng the ale* days.me of tbe cows bad wandered fa• the pasture near tha woods, bu[cuwund Ulsi Cow .were dowib rem.e. near the farmhouse,'i the first plsce," said Un."Co*

It Is absurd

Cow Expresses Hsr OplnloiAbout' Picnic Parties.

plcnlrs. 1 .mean, particularlyenple who travel In automobiles.

|fou'kndwr Miss Cow, they have gouo the htiliirof hurrying t h a t l i e ;

ttn Brhun% too."" ' ; . - . . - • -frailv, I wouldn't be In the leasirist'il Io «ee tJiem toot boms aI oilier before long to hurry eacl

Jr'up. •. - •• '•" -;—V-"'-"-':—:;:fbc; come'along here. They p"ut Irorb basket down. They beglt

1 s t - - . • . , - . ' - • - . '

|f nnrcine cats slowly, some omparly fusses and fumes anc

HCnme on now, we cant alt hen

It Started IBy JEAN NEWTON

) something pell-mell la to dcf ^ l

«.—The^expresslon' Is commonljB In every daV speech, but tbe per-\ Is rare whoNmderstands the si-

tbe knowledge of - bow il

i eipreeslon comes to us from the[English game of pall niaU or pull

, vhlch was Introduced during the-of rt'lrarlesr̂ l̂i'̂ iud"_ stibseQDeiit-:uuie very 'popular fn Engibnd.

fsme Infwhlcb a ball wa^drlvfn« niullet, and taking its name" Itollnn "paila magllo," polio

|nlns ball and '"nfagllo" hammer,ilck^pnmuntlailon-paill- nMuV.be>>.»! raelKond It .was from the

J that under certain circumstances|ne same, thejlayers-would rush

>»; at th'e.bair that such heed:lusty activity came to be de>.

«d .as -pelirmeil," And^-thoueh

Hias M(ved-.lta time and pftsscif• •of' the picture, the 'expreifelonlltiitll" has survived lnJ.*-lnoaernS C O . ; • ; • • • . ; ' ; • • ' . . . . . . - , » ' . . . . ' ? / •

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Istratlve tasks it Uhfulneis should be ptfarnlns to the

rendered by j

Shallun .bad.ho mm

laid, upon eirnestnsu

in of fidelity will ipjrjess. ' •one built over B(vv. 10, ftSl.live for cArUm-k-MMthut whichYoncenmortl

essors of God'sctfln by hnrllns Tidlcn!» >'j

ht to hinder by-!bo were, outside tor. brethren by the diisjk was. n >oa''* *" «n">ngh»I dont want to hurry you, you know'

"And tbe person, saya. 'Yes. Inthrough,' In a sad voice.

_ "Tn™ Uvfn off in a cloud of dust,aa tbe saying la..

"I Just can't understand "it Whydon't they alt awhile and talk andchewj Or If they haven't anythingto talk about, why dont they Justchew! ' ' •• :

"They'd digest their food betftr.They'd feel more amiable and pleas-ant. '.. ' • : i . .

"I often think the reason we're soeru-tempered U because we chew iocontentedly. '

"But really, Miss Cow, 1 wouldn'tbe: surprised, with iha way. they're

find people before long bringing spe-cial automobile horns, to picnics snd tobear them loot and say:

"'Hurry, hurry?"toot, toot, we've _..time to watte, toot, toot, we've goffobe on our way, .loot, toot, we've a lotof mileage to mnke yet, toot,1' toot.—"'WenlonTwont t s gel there WhenIt's dark, toot, toot;— 7.'"IWrtt go( to be ahead of time Incase we have any tire punctures, toot,toot. You've eaten enough, toot, toot:'

"I wouldn't be In the least surprisedIt It came In that.

And I'm of Hie opinion thnt this Isno way to* enjoy Ufa or motoring orhaving a picnic. •" "They're In Buch a rush they dont

have a Rood time. They're alwayafussing about getting on further.

Ah, no, Mrs. Cow doesn't approveof It. I also think It would he a goodIdCa If every once In a while theystopped.nni|. got. out ani) gazed :nt:tbescenery-around.'•'•_'" "~ ~ :

"1 don't approve of this rushing sofast they don't enjoy anything .̂ iVcuusee from their faces they don't enjoythemselves. .

'.'And It's my opinion that they willwear themselves nut rushing:'

"Yes, Mrs. C(ow has opinions, andshe. thinks they're good ones. . Prob-ably that a what every one thinks ofher own opinions, moo.'moo.**

ome on now, we cant alt here

the opposite direc-By JEAN NEWTON Vy M. K. TBOHSON

i*jLjfti^ft.! f RffT'W^^WaiAifc^iruJlxtxjti.'

GET Interested, but WeAlontsomething pell-mell la to do some similar attitude, of mind placesI 1 t*m. Ofe t mm -* —V *v'. a _ L- _ *> . J - . L *\stay Interested. We lose Inter-

"lhV il i f r i l' Is commonlyB In every aay speech, but the per-| Is rare whoNmderstands the al-

tbe knowledge o f how 'It

i expression comes to us from tbe|Ensllsh game of pall niajl or pall

>li|ch was Introduced daring theof rt'lrarlesrl^and'" MhMqnenjp•aiiie very "popular In Engihnd.

[ame In fwhlcb a ball wasf driven:a mallet, und taking Its name" i Itollnn "pollamagllo." polio

minB tmll nnd.'^magllo'1 hammer."•'-'• pronon)liitlon-pall- mallrbe-

I raell"^aid It was from ltheI thnt under certain circumstances

|he g-iue. the players would rush"'"? at the,ball that such heed

!'n«ty activity came to be de-•beil ns "pcl|melU" And-thoughl g w wtrteh pTomrJht if lit~There Is a illsiusslon on concerning

the noise nhlcu some persons claimto have-hoard accompanying the.dem>onstratlons-ef-lhe-Aurora Boresllsllnthe northern- skjes. It has been_de-scribed as a crisp monotone, like fbepassage of slelgb runners over thecrisp snow,. Some explorers clalnutohave heard this noise, hut, they state^tliol II »as heart 1IBder"Oie-B)u»l favornble circumstances, and, on the-other hand, there are other pemonswho have bnd the- opportunities, who

M l l l > tca?ffife'3as»e» w M l j , ,Another description of this sound Isthat It wHJ-ilkerthe1 swishing of awhip "or that of a squall through tbeupper rigging K L

ME'WSCOVJEREb . " - - ' " ' i

Walur UCatlett, Dtttsr known a* acom^ian on the re«ular stag*.- newwith 4h« -uikiss,* Is seen In his BratMov|»tom picture, -Why Luv. Hoiwi.*He w«a born In San Francisco, wenton thi stage st ths aga of Unwind hastound the world. Although ha Is-•^unny,- and knows It, h» prefers tswrits and directs :. -.„....._.,._.:_...••

For MeditationBy LEONARD A, BARRETT'

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS

I N Sl*lTE3~of numtir&us* Ing lhe- automoblllst ofand other-device*-used for the pui>-pos» of preventing accidents, a largenumber occur dally, mnoj of wRIehSeem unnecessary and could ha»o'been prevented. A study of tbecause of these accidents will doubt-less assign, as the clrief reason-modern speed. It goes without say-ing that an automobllo driven at fiftymiles an hour hazards more risksthan one. driven at tulrty-jlva. milesMl Uottr.- The Interesting fact, how-ever. Is thnt, in a majority of cases,

speed alone Is notthe most Import-ant f a c t o r In-volved. It may-bethat, b u t•" othermore', s e r i o u scauses ore respon-sible—among tbom,one's refusal , toconsider the otherperson's privilegesor- his-point -of

,kU Hrst rtmnlttry lOson. will tell>»• that water la IRO-a suteasnr.•#-/••» ,w«», with «rhlca,mod^n « £enttsta ont ali««eihar agre* Nor»»+rvh.Hl.T1 h.nr»v»r, ran say whn Drat

eranmdooa fact knowa to•

mndr thaiIb* mnrW. .

It waa a millionaire bacheler Heary that when bis. banker' -came to tellblni he bad HOU.UUD tn tls accoohl-and wasn'tIdleJ—K» sent the man of buslnru•nay. told him to do what he liked.wfl^rlt, but said Ks would rlbi* bisscroant If they ever bothervd htmsgala.'

lie ,was so shy, saya the MndonMall, that having a wonderful libraryof books he. w»_Bj)ulte.wllllng to |eni

so triaVtwrrowere need never disturbhis 'studies.' Whenever be lookout abook .himself he always signed for Itlike any

Not-only d j ^ he tell how water Ismade, lie was on* of the first to dis-cover t«ut.heat Is not s substance but

;a' state; one of the first to meiniirethe ili'tislty of the earth; a pioneerof eleftrlrlty, an astronomer, aglBt. Hustles at Claphnm, whvre hehnd his -country aeat. nwped through

ROBS: —9illcUa-V (allay, abool

sftsxznms

a laboratory and a forgtv Theyhe waa either a wltard or a

in,; but he waa merely, a-genius,' • ' '

llfo-nt aorlous-haianln—-This-fact holds-tra«-

automoblilng, but Is i.tiS of the basicprinciples, which If enthusiasticallyfollowed, wTIT savejj.any'of tile tall-ares uhc' Inlsunderslimdlncs In life;What is tho>othet man's point of.vlewT How does he Interpret the sit-uation-'involved? . Every salesman

requisite In making a snle lis a cor-:rect understanding of bin customer'spoint of view. /When he lisa suc^cceded In securing that. It la compara-i l rtively eajy^to-transacrbualness.

persoiuvcinnotldo-buslness-togetber-

Air Pott Office Designedto Sort 250,000 Letten

Seattle. W««b.~;Wr.ea Hie govem-nieut 'deslrva l move all llrttclassmull by ulr, espednlly designed planes' w H | h l l M i;iuchserTlce;:rAfully ii|ulp|i«d airplane «n display Ina local plum will carry three lima ofainll, or a quarter million letters, at13-"> mil™ an Imur. ^

ElghlecnpasiienKer transports builtfor use un the tra'nsmnilnbntnl air,route this •uuiiner are so cunslructedthat they Cnn be quickly transformedInto mull plunes. Seining luliles amisacks con he placed around the cnblnfor the fllHtrlhutlou of mall en route,as.Is ilnno on mall (ruins. These

-fj'et Jong,.mo.re. than^ i j g , . e . thanSUi (eat high andnve and one-half feetwloe. —— . —.-—

newer nlnnea have a wtn»

rof. AS feet. Letter clerks will havetheir riienls aboard the planes In well-equipped buffets electrically healed.Each plane Is provided with a fullyequipped Invulory with' hot and toldof tfnn-siintterahle. iclve excellentK ic cellentvision--' Instruments mounted over the

uliIe«-jvould-l4)ll-.U>« .dsr^a- -4iaa™f>««KiNl—dla«p|B.lnllnj,̂ arrhenlohow fnst> thsy "are flying and Tiowmuch. Hmls tlicy hnio ig dlstrlbutamnli for various cities en mute. "

Numerous appllcallnns for nlrplnnemnll clerk .loin are on file with thel'ost OfllceVdepartment. It was an-nounced here;VTowns' Namei pii'RoofjT^Z

Guide Distante Flfinyfashlnston.—Itemarkabie progress

In the ninvement'in have nsnie algnson ,the : ruofs of : prominent

of lowng thruughuut.. tli

; Sun and Tape.'Brand'Bathers in Virginia

suntan-.here ^ar^brought. -the"hrand." A' "briind" If easily.''ncijalred with a rt-w strips nf adhealve tape and ati afternoon atthe swimming pool

H j gsired,design or Inlliuls frum thetape." applying tliwn to lbs alilii-and' stepping Into the sunihlnvTbe space covered by tbt tarA

^.fvoatoa whit* sod 4s-«asHy-«te andthe cooler weather.mak«*s It pfiaalbletn remove the hoarding. II will he aim-pie enough to remove the hulk h«*raby hiwtn snd "nfonntruct" It on lheshores-nf the lake, where a email mti-aetim Is In be liutlt for Its reception.

Whether tbo operation will solvn theriddle of bow KIIIII-.TS of ancient Homewere prnppllerl ronmlns to he awn.Former attempts to navt> Ibis »n* didmore, barm than i!i»>d. Ijir«n qtinntl-llca of wood tnken from II were solflfor fjjel, anil the- better parln mail*

-uitn^VkfwitsakMw'J-fliirliuaa anuff::buieaand. ivalklnB sticks. -

Emptror la Playful..As to. the precious marbles .and

broiltcrwltit which Ilia iiuriii ''T

Police .sdmlLihey are.msetlrig i»-frlous dtBiculllea In attempting tosolve the" prnlilem..' In.,a recent case,.a stolen car was

driven through three cordons of po-lice who sought to slop It Threeattempts to rob the iHistolllce at Ux.bridge hare, hot-n fnlled but the crimi-nals have always managed to escap*

In motor' cars.

W P. C. of World's . 'Motors Made in U. S.

-.Wjulilnilon.—Mna out ol •very-tenautoindbttes—ln;..us«,. throtmiuut ihrworld were.made la'the IJoll.ed Btstw.according to s repiM Issued by "aPauthoritative. dlvlilon • of the Depart-ment of Commerce. Of the 32J«8,V)Oautomobiles In' world clrmlatlon, JJj.-""

fiL>£lBiJniife tliao W per cent,were prwluieil by Amerlcsn manufac-turers. This Includes ttjffljm pas-senger cars and 3.WW/-00 tracks.

machines Cn foreign, coantrles bear tbe.name of American fflatafpeturers.Th» aotomoblKrlndustry-ln the UnitedBtatfe* outranks alt otner oanuftctur-Ing to^ " ~

Ftw Tork.—Saitrit.months ag»author of my arnoalma |a,Bo'aInauguration si Federal ball Alaoplctunsi wlll'bc s drafl tint In UnionHqusr* iturlns In* Civil war. anil th*#nl*rfronl In the days of;ihlns* No |tinha have h««n lalil TorliU'turlng more miMlvro events, run I.fur ont. vvi* for ih« Im-lualnn of asrene depicting the returning of Lind-bergh froin I'arls, Th»r§ wnt snnw-thing thnt..for sh*f r magnifliL^ce otnynever be duplh-iitriL

Sevtral ymtt ago an Imaglnatlv*repilrtsr gut himself aad his newnpa-per Into.all surls of truubl* with ahighly mlorvil alory Simula'MiMlpnlare on Hum ttow, where lhe e l oof the fast set were enjoying mtn>hllng anil drinking iirglva. Tli*. vewlwas pure Imagination nn lh« rvliurt-er'a inn, nnil rvrry »no ngrenl. avery superior grinta of ImMslnatloo..Hut nuw thoirraltJiliiit lia«;«iipci«™d:off tbe coast of Limit Uhiiiil. It l> aluxtirloiia. liont, o|HvatiM{ a> « botrlwltfire^afngo' and 'aoclety folk S|M>OI1thflr wi'fli i'MiI«. It \t no KUinhllngboil nr lloNtlna liquor illspctuuiry, andIt operati-a wilhlit the law. •.-.-._> - I . ' . i ' • . ; • " • - • • • • • " ; "

Fo.ll.li S^alrr.U ~ :1 rolumhla unlvvralty, where mrn-ahil

women are- equipped In a SHiwrlurfashion for Ihi'lr battle with lift, liaspnivixl the umTntng of ji comiuunlty ntainilrri-U.' 'riiM«_»iilmiil»-li»..-h««hbroken down imMiinliytci.stirh an »t-tent thnl ,lhoy have foruoilph tli« tn-bnrn^muirreMnatlnrt In burr nnta In

n-r. The atmlvnts are al fno.lt. Ap-parenlly ail of the thousanii* thai at-tend th« unlveralty In the winter avs-slon have been willing to |irnvlit» nutsfor the cninpna aqulrreJa, anil Iho *|Ulr-

l ' h i f t V ' trelrhirvffWiiiftlnpia V d»v1ltro*y;fsirephlloanpliy. And the atrang* imrl of.It Is that fnrly aummp'r U I he Iranntprrindof-fh«^yMr:^nr*tliM*-|hii?r1vi;idents, for the winter atuitents. hav*duiiHrleil nnil IKS •iimmer s«ialon at-tendant! hiir* not yet srrivrd.

id. n i l IKIl arwll»t*.t /

Arm* Studies AirplaneEquipment for Camping

q p t I o provlile for - fielil e l-pettllluna by air, Is'.being devised bythe army 'air corps. Hecreliiry ofWar Oood -hHS-dlrec'te.1. • MaJ.—O»aJames' K. Fechet to Initiate a itmlyof the (Kiujlpuienl quntlfin, with a par-ticular -view to llghtweJgliLjUMpingbugs, cain|ilng atnvea iialhg gasoi|nsfuel, and 'tvnts" In til over tlm low-er ,wlnj« of an airplane to p>uvl'tsahelter.i All thcoS'mustbe light andinoat cbn)|ioct, ; for storm* In (be

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Mayor Tyton Busy Man^ All His Positions^ W i t h All His Positions• Den tun rK, Tciin.-Miyor T.' II. T | -son ui~a~tiuay man. lie. serves as

ary.g^usllce bf'tlie:prace,. road an-peryisopij/Jhls section, farmer, miller,substltujo rurulnjsll carrier, a physi-cian of sorts, and as a side-Una suittombstones. - II« la also clialrmanf atthe Hous of Itest. •, '

' : F lrt tFig Starts Fins . 'Philadelphia' - Smoking bis first

dgareils at the agrof Odyfour, W.W. Cole act lira to his home and wasnearly overcome before hehis four-year-old niece. Mr..-«ffirst srnoka was a bigger ooeTthan Jw.Intemled.

Claims Plane ShakesDt.he. Off Her Shell

i •" low^ p i

and "shakes—dlilita off thiabeltea" Jn .the wee boura olths1 inonilng waa the complaintmails to the police'here recent'ly by «ne housewife.

~ "Jt, fllM 4u> low It wskasi usail up and the -vlbrslloo fromthn engloe-Tihakea dlibea tiffmy thelvrs," ssld the woman.

_ le about I I" Tbe ser-geant promised to do bis 'best,tnoujb sa yet there are no "«JJ

Con the,force.

' TtMy are realtjr Wean thhagm^Tkclrfamily u n 1» tfce Dine of t'olil.

T«t>« pcatiaMy h«s)n| 6f lh*mt laface, ywi'r* sure you^kiww thro nraco.to . wtttl

WBVai Mr. and Ura. Cold have •good tins I l l i something vrry dlffcr-*at troa what mm mean by a good)

. In Iba ant ptacr, Ur. sad Un. CMjlare tfty "win jthloga, Th»y ha»t «l-Wayai b«o

Tfcs wbole family la th* same way.Tber» are Ibe other mean relations.

too. Thrre la Annt tirlnne and Cod*.BraSKhltls—wrtl. they're bprrld.

Ur. and Ura. Grid bate very meanchildren. T h m !»Hasy Snim»« yooknow.

She k u th¥ worst sort of a dlapo-slllool Do* ]o«t laves to annoy pro-pl» « d Make them as Qncomfurtsbleaa ajn* ess,

Tlirn trtrre ta diarlle Couiti. II*U)w« I* knit pwnife. X? unTCut aea, ,just how mran h« l i ^ j• Tbt* Wvni Is Sadie Snfr-Throat, and

Hatty llradarlio. Tb»y- ara all ctill-dms of Mr. and Un. Void..

*l*T* t» on • trln," |h«y said tothrlr (hlMrra.

IrtV said the children, ,always agree to gu »n trips,

anil the *orsi thing about tuna Is that

Cave the Cold Family a Good Lscture.

Ibelr r«»tt«ln* anil all thi* nieluhrni fittheir family in- wi n aily to i,o, IIHI.

"I Ihlnl.- salil Mrs. :'.,1.|, - » P II guanil rail un a Hill* KIII timiicl Cnry.

"Sin* 1̂ such a ulci- llttln i;rrl anilI'd Itki* In mikr hrr tinnitnfiirlnlile.

"L.«l'« zhf }n r m CINHI itô i* of im.**Att t ie children rla,>i- Y«u luiw mran thry

i~-wwn iiwy^^^»«t- it»»w ~i,ft*r futf •wa». It ill.In r*TC»Le any dirf, mice tothem at alt.

Tb»r lo««l la b» horrid to nice peo-pl*. Tl>*y m)»yr"

lint lli» Cold family |«tld no allrn-

mi

t t n y Hkftwin* wlcrojln-y »>ra I1.1t «ni!l

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THE CRANFORO CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBERS. 1929

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, IMS

J i n n m_ w i w i n

Terns Tws ~Dallai»K* T w

b u r * al Ike CraoJori real <

Traffic regulation Is one of tne bigproblems In every town and city In tbeState, more particularly.. It near or on amain highway. The State la develop-ing a wonderful System' of htgb'wfcyaand this serves (o Increase trains:through Ihe Slat* and tne sales, of au-tomobiles Increase year by yeaf so thatevery highway la. crowded with traffic.The State makes traffic rules and regu-

' touma lhs^ntu«"l» enforrwj and-lt.isleft almoat entlreljr to the local com-

"" munlty to enforce, these so that-lbscost of police In.every municipality Is

-, very largely increased thereby. ©fen*ford Is no exception to the general rale.It U oui belief that the BUta shouldtake chanje of all State highway trafficregulation and pay the cost II to nota fair proposition to force toe local mu-nicipality to ' pay, more particularly

\ when fines for traOe violations go tothe State. The great Income from gasUs also goes to the State and whenthls\was'Inaugurated. automobUas warsexempted from local tax. Tbs localmunicipality pays the cost snd tbs8Ut« get* the Income, It la not a lairproposltlorKand should be changed.

The best gWantet^for continuedprosperity that we, have Is that millionsof our cltltens, lp sil welks.of Ufa,'arebuying securities lrXour great Indus-tries, T h > U reai publk: ownenhljxbuilt oi> sound wonomlis principles; It

ifor better and more stable-busl-and government II 1s a major

In advancing the ft•octal statue of tha averagemodern slock exchange, withstandards of efficiency and 1has played an Invaluable partmovement * By its scientifictlon ot the stocks It lists. It has discour-aged fraudulent or uiuouhd Issues. Byaudlta made of member brokeragehouses, it has fought the dlshooeat.ma-nlpulator, Tlie penon who buys Sn In-lenst In a great fullness, and receives

The

greatest Boclalandeconomlc revolutionIn world history—a revolution which lamaking ^very wage-earner a "capllal-u t " . . • ' • ' • •

^ - TaWigiJl; UleraUif ; i^ >.«*»_They bad departed to a i

~ dime forthe" winter months "and theBlaster was watching bis servant un-pack the various bags,' while hechecked their contents with ansjrs. . . , . - , •

"loo are sore we've got everythingwe wantr he asked, when tbs'opan-tlon was almost complete.

"Zee, sir," answered the valet-What about the rnedldn* cbestt Is

everything m ltJ Bandages, safetybins, Unt, trandy. lodfie-^ ~ ~

"There's no' Iodine/Mr,'* lntsnraptedthe valet nastily.

"Why sot, Indeed 1""Becstass yoo'd wrltlaa oa the hot-

Oa that-lt was not to be taken, sit,"replied tha other meety.—LondonAnswers. _

Bare UWary Shakesreading, wag-*.

rbstl

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philosophy, medicine, logic, graausar,.history and Canon Isw. Perhaps thstIs why thus were so tew bosks, (feelibraries war* little traqasaial sadperhaps that was bscataMnstrsasbad to stand ap to.iesA. Oa ao a csoaat could anyone taks s, book IMS**,Aw an volumes wera cbatasa (a tbestall In vales, than wera tspfc Biascollege libraries did not otTer terj «•>tsnslve reading, I l n r i ban Is U Klisted Its of easa callertlvaly and habvldiially. aad of other talaga we may handle

I laata. sfea sia artaaHy trauendooaly elerer; tbdr Irooble Is thaiafter dbcovermg the tratki they aaylbs iratb Is aa eatrage, aad try ioChangs tL-M. W. BeweK alounly.

coast Uaa.af tbs OaHaa States. Becsntl* bscaaaa tt Urn historical airnltkaaca a pOgruBaaa waa ssade to1t by wsnwiTs orgaalraUsaa ot tbrvicmlty. Oa lbs set Bgbtboass Is ibrass tsMst s « b this bjtjerintloa:•Wear tMssgat jsadad. Aim as. imCbpC OabrW Arcbar. CteWopaeiKswaatt, Boa. Oserga H. Percy. Bar

iswOssaeH.'Ma. Maria « t s «artt twaai>«Tta atbsrs, who.- — . — ^ -- ^ -^ - .—- — • • • • ̂ ^ ^ ^ H ^ n

. . tha ptsea Cape Bsary. pUntcda crosa. AprD M, an. Dal arsOsrtrgum - —

U k f

lava Oast at an. W« tjmot nsaodejaay^at tbsas at.aiaTlJL.«bsa oace w»

ivaaccsptoi Iba tact, aad tbe sladred tact that ear Masds are probabli toagxeg sjane aa Hsmatly to lotpreve as. 'we ssaU sjst a "great deal

raTjps>rCiSt'eir>ar~(ilaairaiiru"skliaa. aad eacapa aaaeb aaatal frfc-Uosv-Onat Tbeaghts (Loaasol

.- OieOil-eie ata. «aa getting read)

I s * sjrsM wB» sat

m was an abeat.ao Toss oxpialaed*9aaf hatas TOMB *ta fctodarcartor.

la atala as aad I deat ka*«Lwbtibe<tskesjM bsaaaa aksas ea ar ttk-

Ffwdi Cawfats Uiwlar '- '- Stara Rula of SOaaca

aaather aee each other's faces nor beertbtrlrvolKSL. rran the momentmetal anmber b> boafc aroosd buta«ck, the pruoner Is reqblred to weara wblte hood whenever bo leaves bitcell, snJ 'be may not speak to bisfellows. Hs sees the race of bisguard from Urns to time, but ao otber. unless be Is sent to tbe hospitalor to the warden for discipline. AloneIn his cell, be "works eight hours aday. Out good will and skill enabthim to reduce tne time to alx hourand the money be earns enables. hl|nto boy small comforts. The government receives tlilrly-ln-o cents a dnfrom tbe ruiilnuiora fur eiuh prtaoner's Work ami tf\rt (rum threetenths to liillf Hi* munry to the prlaoner. - T l » prisoner never s«cs-tli<money amll he lm««i, but tanlf of Ile-trisrvd Io Ills Inimeiilute credit forbis little eiiH-iism Vet In spite of allthat, many know they ..unlit to do. It Is theelmggle of one pnrt of the nature ofman against- the other. We try ti.avoid conlllct In our thoughts by foollag ourselves Into the Idea that whatwe are doing la all right Wa desireto continue some practice or othna Men la ruinous, and we seek to e*cuse It Kit-usi* don't work. Connlct irises—the conflict of the mindand emotion. Once lesm to thinsstraight and to have tlie mental enorgy and murage to try to pursuean Intelligent course, snd we can re-t ine our lives of conflict Betteimake a mistake* and admit It Is amistake and try not to do the sametiling again, thin engage In the conStunt mental couMrt which comesfrom trying to excuse mistakes anilmil be them avetu right Let's learnto (hlnkjrtralglit.—Qrove Patterson, InUie Mobile Register;

PrlaaiUve Sea CooluryRslchluson'a 'X'rvutlse, published InVI, tells of tbe cooking arrange

oients .on. the vessels at that timeIt eecme that a slab of metal wasptsctd nn the deck and a cauldron ofmater suspended by a tripod plncedu«er It, A Ore »as made, either «.lcual oi wood. de|wndlug upou Ibeavailability of either, and the suhpork waa boiled almost cunstantly Incuring hot food for tbe Bailors nl pru<tkally - a n y boor.- "" "

aiMIng e few lea leuies. anil iiluclm.this In a bottle whtih he corked lightly and alloned to boll Hlthlu tin-niuldron. so that he could haw a hutcup of lea, which Is more rerrealilnu«tma plaio'water\ thos exinwrvtng l i lrnuter supply, quenching his thirstadding fund value Unit ullnyed hisbuugcr for the salt iiork, nnd thu»saving himself the fearful dlseusv ofecurt,y,*

F.uad li . • Apt Simile\ A country gltl, wimiw luuicvry wn»naccssarlly limited, omi! In the proends Of OIIIKTI K Clieslenon IMIII

nnrt time, to a witlllftiiner »l ttmitills se«Wd rldliuluus In I lie e-wnyUt. «bu la a, IUIBI luiisU'r i>r slmllvhailag um-e\voui|Hired bis owu pi>nly self to aXmounlalu. (lut sfieithinking I) o\vr, Mr. t'be«u>npaucity of UiuglnaHlou, lie fpli thntthe Imnge wus htehly H|i|irn|irlniesnggestlng as ll did "the «a\e bn-ukIng as well as curilng, and Uie effiorescence of the brandling foam "—Llv< n g ^ * g e i • - — — » i - m ^i\i-f— ~**

What It'lruulul aualO was the inojlamusing Incldiut In hei carcei us •slngn accurrtKl In nvr youngei d«)»when ahe and hrr sinter were tourlnV,and*aharlttg mihe't huullile-rixims Afier thanking a luiidlud) who bad beer>more om»lilernte iiurl kind than'mosithat guul lady asHmlshed the Tetraidnl sisters by looking up from hi>iWBShlpb and Si) Ing. r-ltb benign coudeeccnslan: ' —.

-That's all right my dean. I'm always g">d to theatrkuts. r»r I n n . i

what my own children ma> n>nir."-l>bllarli>lphla Public Ledger.

Irrevevml tfealb -#brwaa"golnng on it Scots

„ and, plu>lng very oadly. tunat some pains to impress upAi bl>

caddie that be ossaUy showed ver>math better form.

After taking twelve to ose bule, b>said, defeiulvely. that be IpUsbed U Id four the previous day

•Whatr exclaimed tbe caddie. ,"It's true," said the playerT-winy third I lay dead on the green," '•Ay*." said the boy. > U h surprtee.'

So Caary af JaagsaaatA aatloe la manly a col lection oi

wm bt msrely those ot Us cltlssnaOaatba tM harsh, therefore, bij .ug

BatUr Isks a

PeaNvaaiett m yBat«JeaiJEj E^PTfwgESJegf V s/ay aKfV^SfaaaaaBBBBj

T*e Bssslan province ot Archangel

ststs and It Is s cheerless and destl-ftrto raglW, Immenas forests of pinesad sprues extend for hundreds of•nee ana then are Interminable bopsad swamps when the Intense cold hasnot troxeo over the rivers aad tbe

New Use fer> Bananas, tor Uie first Urns la thelihistory, are- to be taken seriously. IsdentUe chemist hu discovered thaibaaans stalks, correctly treated, area certain cure for various kinds ol

Spilllag the SaltSalt Is the ancient symbol of frien.tJp, Hence Ihe belief thai It te on

tuck* to spill II In a friend's bouse

PSOPOSEB OSDtMNCCDIXA>Cato < « "»»> «r lurl-

I B . U M COslBW Of

t nil:ldrOf MMtntuSlbwm cfa

D K I . Ho«> i .mu.. . a cOjuac «»our* «r lau wlih an «»nl>ol« and «Mflltlan u d Miulpmcot. tuukr tte wiptrTUloa«l£l •crwdloc u Pfa . u d i a U o uprw>rcd br Uit To«Mhl» S u i u wIs Uw o«lr. u( Uit Tu«nihUi atrk.

l«lt>n II Tint * » iMfCU caafcrnd bllha mutnirtkirf ol «*» a m t« aattocd uponUw Una. u d m l H U U banaSttod Unnlqt pur->uanl t» ««tul« In aicb m i >ud> u d pro-

ItoctliHi UL Tint UlU Ordlnaon ulu> dT«rluudlllrlr. -

Tlw lonfoUS ordluUM m blroduf»d at •rt«uur omtini »» la* Towjahl. CommttlM oftlu Towmhlp ol Iranrord. New Jenar. b.ld uaAusiut 27 19:* and will te ronaidw«l fordual paaMR afur publk hwrlas, al aoMlmrrrftiUr DtrtUni of aald Tawaabln CowalUec11 T°?,1VTuA"r«'irTMissrns. t.tva, , 1, oooc. r - ^ ' ^ g ' ^

llaint Aucu.1 IT. l i l t .Towaahlp clerk.

Back To School. . . . and Sandwiches

Spread thick with

BLUERIBBONBUTTER

"THE BUTTER THAT CANT BE BETTER"When your youngsters start off ior school each morn-ing, be sure to spread their bread and sandwiches thickwith healthful Blue Ribbon Butter. They'll love itbecause it tastes so good—and makes them strong andsturdy.

BUY A CARTON TODAYAT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE

'2tfjl*$kfjU\A't9^Li:.

Read for Profits tl " ' e Use jo

BXAX X8TATX * O B .tOtt Hal* or Xnthaase for Craafonl or Gar-

wood, large tlalrj fajaa oa eula blshwar,miler or »Ula«. '»Tor Jnfometkio writeBui U S , can CiUaea and Ctiroalcte.

» t t

BALX

m o liulliluw loU. MilM, Wall Street Conr n w pa.meuL Water, saa and eewer. Ca.nulre erealase. Si Beater Areau*, Craaform.

rvrjr dealrabl* I04. la C âarord for aal* al .»rrlllr. MiUS. M a aUauia l u s V i•Ullon, j BtautM fnna_atbool. Jthnir u.-ing* la toaa, w(U b tliUloj ona w a t U-cltmlnf Ubor Oar. tat lafomatloa caU v

BAUbAUSI Mewb rootae.

i JIUIOI', satat*. Me, aaklaculTn- Him pmpertrrata g j a T l i..nut uifalaa. Alio for reaLnSvte briiM |a Iowa, aaitabla tor twTfaaUuS o T t eboardlas place—B. c. MelUhoa. l l s s Jla«.auLta-̂ Lnaiut, SUaattlb. faiaiMli I U I

T«0 and lane ruralabntJ k e W , alan euifle

rooaula let, auMaufcrd. if

lOMloltTAWA furnA furntalied room, auluble for

8 " " ' ' " < "^ H l - T'l"haut

Mlt.L\ furnlaliHl num. auiuble for rnaUe-ni»a or lau> ITI.ai. f.mUj, I Kds'btookMaee j u

LAIIUK rumlilit^J bedjouni. aecoDd door ataotwo l .rso fucal>h«l room, aad Lain, Uilrdnwir auluble. tight huaaekeeiiliit. Board Ifdt . l r« l Ttlephone traaford 6«»

. . ._ - . v « , ^.wuUfaeil rooias; aU coaraaleaeca,wlUi iirlveia Aaurlcaa faaiU/1 115 NortlAttaae. >\, Iraaford. u ,

UOOUB with nuuilns cold aad0 1" c t " i i w ™ « • » ^

8TOBB TOK KKNT 'MIOUE tor lenl, 11} N. Cnioa Ate.. U i f a

owner wm radecoraU. S audlha real «1'boa. WuuMd M t ar j o u T t eoieT

. it

FOR BENTKII.UT room liouM oa parked alreeL All lm-

•!""""»"»., Uarase. Ikreeaa aad awalasa.of fruit H I M lew minutes Io a u -

un. traafurd « » . \ \ for Inapci i"

>l\l> roonia. auo iKirch, allDm lluor. wllh«,., I f V1 P u , oanr.1 tluur. with tarate. uiiar Keel II0U1Blteet »«u,n. H» mwilhl) Mm r. Uerder,H Soiimd A>euu«. l,ar»ood. .N J *

ONk two family bouat aad oae slualet l o t v A lajm I tiaeia a* a •—-^- ^ ^ . - B B * ^

rtsuut Lriuford Btf81 a .

U0OMU. SHUTttg

u a w tUHUUIOIl JOl *,wUl a, - 1~* iTclepboue LraLfurd ,'" " • * '

Llvilrlilt) dtiij n

1 I W . room a| ii|m,11 u

mcllt. tiiLUiliif .(e.ui jtul.' »,,,ll1

ki'«"« HI «ii i

31 NOUTU ait-inie. Beit. Mmi ( _ .aural. .11 improitaio,,, uShSU155, garage | j utia. lor laeealou. Awl> Mn t

bUOlU, IRTfSPAILV trl| > to all uulioi. KUl _

Uimage ana nl I usctiuld vtlda IKeaonablir Call Utlul.u bfer. Teltvlwue WtilfldJ U'.L

tUUU rooau aad tats, aU Imfroremeau- A t l l t hral, iiWMC.j»»j4o»e».Jer -—

for.. S flord 380.—-»—. . Douili Ava-

•hail), or pboae Craa-

LOSTLOSTLOST—Baak Book ho. l u s t ot tlw Craaford, TrujL CpmMM. Craafard, N,'j .^Tai to*r

la toiuireuS to return u ta Uia bankT UaMreilond befora-Jhe Uad da. pf jsnleirabar

CRANFORD RESTAURANT

T 7 7 " ? " ' " " ^ N o - " 8 > «* •"• CraafordTrlau Companj, Cranford. N. J l h a fladnU nr

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nil ill i uscbuld inlda ICill tttlul.lj Blow -

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wait ouL 1*111114*1',. 58 Uuoila A I U K

WANTED . ; _ _ .*Ba, rlcAD, wiiiwui littfBv]

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JP WANTED-ramltI, 14, wwtwl telunlir MB]ItL-hfu anil ballirwa, ILNVj

trai|/urd Atttu* C

Avtuuu, • Cnnlgrd,

«a*d iuwt drain ij«ur§r,"K mrfcUouj Ir«; 111 1^ranfun] I"""

SHORE HUTS . 'Uia «honl f «

DESSSMAKMG :

'0 -dour It boot.

J 1155.

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he Coiintl o' l ?«» of Autu* *•

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h, M rot ui> la • aiw millirfOTMl M«rMUa« >« »»•« i h uMha kao bat» otrVrvlij flut U *Hbâ a Ik* otlwt la • • ontntf pUa,with MM Bod uaht Mi»«*a |)>*B tcLr aa alMlckl mnund Fbtar a)c«

» la M frart caadltUw u u u»)•i*d J M J H I cavibL Two macplaiyl U>m placMl « tap of ibaax Md• lart* Saves andSatisfies °

wwUDCERWOODAVLELIZABETH. H/O.

B. J. EICHINGER

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Erkman. Jr.

1 ^ ""*•""* Kon»» ««•mder tMr'-oaMera ll «o ba

x h i r d r o r f^d o , f o r m

ml^Mi of DuUdhl.mfl tjn,*j in%he Foortwnlh and

nrtmtk ^.turfea, tba people uata••* •T*«-'rti'«,ied to tbe ute of m«nt

B» aa anldaof diet, particilari; on•U CTmaooUJ ocauUmi AM mat ort»»- C*™*™: IIV« in mnjall Iwr.ted««»™»itj«i. ihi «tU« market be-toon bto laodal waters comblnln*«i» riob. a m i i a i w a«d delailn, ao-

USE YOUR HEAD

A.M J UcKIB, TlM-PHatdaM

KILL H 1TrMmnr-

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: II BATESIBIBT H CHAN!

oimoTOaaMoiKiHt II Hmwio- T h e o w n e r bf improved real

estate who desires to obtain ai, ,.^-,-reasonable •- and proper loarr,

-can borrow the money at sixper cent.Therefore, when guaranteedmortgage participation certifi-cates which pay six per cent,are offered for sale, you canreadily conclude that jhe prop-erty owner is. paying- morethan six per cent, for themoney.

In that event, the certificatesassume a speculation aspect.

BANKERS TITLE AND MORTGAGEGUARANTY-̂ COMPANY

'•J ZjLaf RBOTV WKSTTHXD, N. I.

XBT A.

ins w. rsorcanB. HKIKMAN

f»»TIR B. KIUUMHI

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»ABD W BATRNKir.

CoiUMl.

PcLultml pA Junkie ivi.«,,Msii,|1

•1,1 ian (town i iiiiirutt Ijllrlitti.l hln, irullli liml t,iurn* «» Imii' "l«i iimii-lii-«

lnit I..«.. Tuiurnlliiii thir ii'An I..ml h.nu ami In

•Uii-nii) Tin lin.i | r nir I hit ,Wtt t M,t- I«II IK I , ,H | |H-iier.lion nl Ihv rnt IH wnl lim nlul wlBW-of old w-uwl. and -when Ii I*oVrfred to cite a pi,*, the aiivearnVc*01 CM real wear aad tear. In aildltlea to Ud»1»ieSr''BlaiisvUi»"^ot':ta;i,rti-a*Udh a n iwm^oM,,;tak*n -rruropteoea «hlch they hare gathered atrarluea time* In their March for old

The rwaaiiiij luiilJui i»«e-of-tw*"«x«»««*»»1»»hat Iu inrface la largol» paadre. m a aalerial with •Imllatradfanioaal pcvpntlei. - Peltll inO>>»*?**•• «D»aWreiiifnU-iof--lb** * * * * * hw^^i.ltiie ~sâ wnr that I r"•eke* 26* desrea Fahrenliell nrerU8D0 aJlea Bjoare In nnllEhl and—196 d iC;HoFjp.9aiegiianLyottr-

"™vlition, "We "KitTofial "Food j'aniily's Health"withdetailed- Preseir«tioir€ouBdl"trspbn^~"rule*and regulations/ soring a nation-wide- essay But you muat act »fr once,

contest with 8So awards toUl- This contest is short and-ini{$M.dOrt.O0cash Value.The snappy, ft dose. September

first award, a model home, 30th. Come in today ICREAMS

"Proenstlnation 1* a quickaindIn which men flounder to fail-ure." 'T B X M W , HOT. WKABT DAY

annre'to l a w a plr»nmt aod"rgre»h* lor tboae who bare, boaai tbat hasty wbkb only

CREAMUie'reiuU oX Jit^a; Ujê bMt fluaUljr cream, fruits. ertraft»._8ug»n and

stil], ttactlna-int* and modem aanltary equipment

Ovcr-apendlhii lalheTulckiandof many-failure*. Buy her* and««ve wlUUentalnty. ;^ •_

ancm. m ÂTOBOAT

Slrlat Bawa, J k l i r lfePeel*, per kaaeb it

a*Oarav awawa

Onace*, U far

Refcifc Market

them a t t t e iShpoaal of richalSocfar i n porMS

a> Bmlted at not to b* ablewhat was a few Ttara ago an

liuuujanaBaut the atvto-data batn

tlirjcan op tba Real Santtar/

Kitchen, Inc.St. CRANFORD GRAM"8'

ELIZABETH COUNCIL

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THE CRANF flaw was tke name given t»plM tNM la. tht *»ertcao eoloale*KjMTMd bf-tkir BrllUb. levrnmenj.rer SJM at stalls la MM nan 8nck' * ~ marked while standing

•W^teeMlbees-Boteveatbtew*

r B) a

A t o g pseason to over, their grub* ban beendeposited In the soil and the grub-treating of lawns during the n e » fewweeks wm protect grass from beetle » •lury next year, according to the State

tions have been fogod the sod sfaouHtreated to insure adequate prpttc-

[acuity rostert

present year,d

Department of Agriculture. The aduHbeetle stage lasts but six weeks whilethe grubs thrive from July until thenext'June, and much damage Is doneduring thi* period. -' Japanese beetles begin lsyingshortly after they emerge from : theground and the laying season may ex-tend, from June 15th to September15th. They hatch Into grubs .withinthree weeks. During the summer thegrubs are found near the surface butin the winter they dig down from threeto ten inches. Gruba sre not greatlyaffected by climatic conditions andthey will also live in.almost any.aollIn which plants, will. live. ""- -Because'gtub«'*iirn*arvtat this, time-ot the-year,should be applied until frost. Twomethods may be uwd, (he exterml-native, method with miscibievcarbondlsiilphide. seventy per cent, grade, lorthe application of leadarsenate. MU>ctble carbon dlsulphlde is recommend-

ed for tab u n u . l t does not onlycompletely .exterminate the grubs but

i as well. One quarti dlsulpHlde, should be

gallons of water, withI to a gallon of water

'quantities. First.pour the• into a mixing

( water slowly. Stir constanti adding the water,

average lawn can be treated byig the liquid with a sprinkling

the rate of one quart to onefoot of sod. The sprinkler

I be held within a few inches ofground.: Sprinkle slowly, allowing

T7Tfts:iliaTrttTBr"1W'tl-

garet Bahr, 33; MissIB, J8; Miss Ruth Thorn,

ground. This treatment will protectthe lawn tor a year and the cost willbe leas than five cents per square footfor material based on current prices.

The/other method is dry jead arsen-ate applied at the rate of five poundsper 1,000-square feet.,which will pro-tect greens from grub damage for aperiod of three to four years. It cantie applied at any time during the.

manual training andter, domestic science.

Jefferson School. Miss Alice Rogers,9A, 31; Miss Grace/Van Pelt, 5B,l, 35;Miss Dorothy Eckert, SBa. 25; Mlu Ev-

Fagans, mornhii; klndergarteh, 23̂

aDai'j*; Miss. Esther Farr. Bill. i«; Mr».Dorothy Tearse, «A, 34: Miss Bailie Currle. 7BJ, -31; FrankllH-Wlclu, 7B1. 38;Miss Gertrude Card. 1A. 30; Donald De-Hart, 8A, Ml/Uwls; Bader, aB,-30; Mrs.MyrUe Br»&yr9thr general, 31: Mrs.Helen Wicks, 6th Commercial, 28; Mrs.Alice Herring, music and Miss KathrvnVolgtlander, physical training.

lgton School, MissEsteUe Wll-cbx. l i t « ; Miss Ruth Smith, 3B, 36;

anjOBorge.^Br.38;: MWrBer?tha Mader,-IB, 87 and'Miss Evelyn Fa-

afternoon kindergarten. 17; • .The total teaching staff of | the Gar-

wood Pubilb Schools now totals Uilrty.In addition to Supervising PrincipalW. W. Halsey. • Mrs.-Helen Shirley-isclerk of the office and Mrs. B. B. R(oh-art, school nurse. Dr. Lorimer Arm-strong of Westfleld Is school physicianand Dr. Fred Casey, school dentist.Mrs. Anna Luster holds the post of-at-tendance officer.

.. Corporationof New Jersey

j Stock . 'Dividend No. 43 on 8%Cumulative Prefemd. StockDividtod No. 27 oo >%Cumulative Pntafted SlockDividend No. 3 on 0 4 0

Tin Boird ol Dlnctnn ol Public Sanictl ! N J J d i l

-.ijlt-denreeJof^Ph^P, or .pbllosnphy, la the hfghnt jfejtr•y i onlvsrslty •fnr.nctnnlThere a n many other ilegt*4 LU D. (doctor of law)—which anaoaoraiy.

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OnZEy ANI> CHRONKXE THURSDAY.

K e n i 1 w J>r th P ageOf B e Rite fight

Expert Aaki IVmentof BillApproved by Former Offi-cial, Although PreteriCouncil Finds No Record.

Shows 10% IncreasePlant •here.

A personal and franchise i

_ An une-; srted echo of the ngh|,a;-.ijwt the increase in bus rates by the•I juiiic series two n a n ago was re-[ cr.i.«1 by the Borough Council Monday

iii-mng," ui the form of a request forI payment of $750 by John Bauer, dlrec-1 u.r el the American Public UtilitiesI Burnu ol New York. The writer claim-I cdvhai he had been engaged by KtnllI ;syih and Hostile Pars: jointly to pre-

......ures for the court appeal.

avenue, about 125 feet .avenue was passed ou

I he found nothing In the minutes ofI meetings-held two years ago to Indl-I cat* that the Borough had authorisedI the engagement of the service. As Mr.I Bsuer stated that farmer BoroughJ Attorney. Llndabury told htm he'wasI enutltjcl to the money, the council votedI to" astMr. Llndabury for details andI then turn the matter over to the pres-I cnt Borough' Attorney for action. — -,.»..»».• i« u l c puur ci

Mr. Bauer's letter to the council was t h e sldewallLon 20th street

bill

c o i l - . , - ^ f w h c U ^ y Borough TaxCollector Butler. .The council voted to•*»-* the matter to the attorney for ac-

k.and advice, At the collators re-queat. Mnj, ta-nwe and m u«»

,43 New Pupil. Reflect Influxi °f Mew Families During•:,• Sumrner; Faculty Is On••• clianged. , '".•'- •• •-••••

With, an Increased enrollment o

error to several property owners,_Upon motion of Councilman Bailey

the mayor was empowered to appointa Hmlng commission. Mayor Mtschlw*»ld that a board of five-would sufficefor-local needs and that It would be ap-pointed within a few - • - - -

""" •" ' 'for'7

year, . the. KenUworth . PubllIs. ppencd-resterday. Tlie tota

! enrollment at. the dose of the nrst'da-was 534, whUe for. last year It was «1There- will be further Increases durinthe week. It ts expected. ' :

The Increase in enrajlrrifnt reflect,t of ue

t T taraon has aKnlOedhit intentto > of beln» prwtnt to ad-d » a th» b idy and to march to the(»ra4et He »U1 Be accompanied by alarge detat ment of the New JencyHaHnnal O) ard mil th* 14th-- B»gtroem Band tr d l l lb t Umeat Band, ttie dirigible Uos Angeles''

1 fly over the city each day, and onone of its ti pa will drop a message ofjtreeUng to le read In open milim

Probably le mosi spectacular sightof the gatru Ing trill be the parade onSaturday, in which thousands of dele-iratea and | leatt wlU marih In lineSUte Comnknder BUoard has baeonamed honoi uy marshalL Bands fromevery count) in the State will providemusic for tl e marchers and banners»-Ut proclaim the deslgnaUon of eachunit

BOKOVOH B l f t n

ades. Beach

n connection with the sidewalk im->rovement. Councilman Ho«jnan call-

prc^ucubh u ( the" .e ^ a n ^" s t ."day morning *as largely given I

™r »» "ierctflatrmlon • of pupils ndp n t . Councilman Hoffman coll- . y ning *as largely givened attention to the poor condition 01 °™r .»» "ie. rctflatrmlon • of pupils and , o rthe sldewll soth l h e ""fnment to classes. Vx the aft- £ '

rii

. « K H H »w MIV cvuncu was *™"* «•**!.iremw^uii ivw street Upon his " — " ~~*" " —•—"• • --•«•»• »•• j| ss follows: "You will recall that I was motion, (t was voted to notify the p r o p /

e r n o o n - lhe.chlldren received, text bobkslartIntly by the- Boroush of Bn- erty owner affected that ~h» «hn,,iH a n d Preliminary plans for the school] U l e

worked out

Supervising

• u lutwM. *w« T"WA ' roster of •

Ision. . f the property owner. • i'ho Kenilworth School System remaln«',I "For my original engagement, my Collector Butler's monthly report !"* s o m e M " h M bevn tot t n e P*81lienlces have been paid for in full by »howed receipts In the trust account!'hree S'""-5- Tl>e KenUworth School"all three boroughs. .The decision of the amounting to J4559.02, which with the S y t l c m - '- ""'Que In.that no teacher

commission proved unsatisfactory uil>»l>iiceol S3.082J8 July 31. made a to-(emP lol led hc^J lms-had-lcss than threesn appeal ^as taken. 1 was then tU'-^.M'VJUl. pisbursemerits'• totaled ynirs''exusrlepce--in KenUworth schools.

the various j Mr. aiid Mrman and Mr

> " ^ r l e n c ^ 111 KenUworth schooU.p^.M.0M._Iri^e,current.accbunt^^r^

i&tt/Bbrough c* K e n U w c * t h ^list u/preparlng all the technical ex- M.759.05 of July 3t, whUe disburw- l o w s : HardlI1E School, 8th grade, Mis«* y tiicj^uu^i MI we prcnnirai ex- r».i^w.w ui ^uiy oi, wnue auourse

Ihlim* and records and to help analyze mehts were 12.312.05, giving a bank baiIthjr financial and technical aspects of ahce of $4,813.60. ''"lecase. », | Councllmari Martlnkovlch reported• "Tlie agreement was for $1,500, dl- the Issuance of five permits during[vldcd equally between the Borough of August, calling for construction valued(RoseUe Park and the Borough of Ken- at $10,875, from which the borough dc-[Uworth. On August », 1 wrote to Ji 8.1 rived $13 uj fees. .

iry for; blanksi to present myury for; btonka.i to present m|bffl after-anal decision had been ren-

He informed me that he la nor counseli te BanUwSrth. but that

Old Ronaoi' Ablution!'Daily the iinck'iil IIIMIIUIIH W

only their arms hnil logs A ball

Nllson and Miss Nelson: 7th gradpMiss Swanbcru and Miss Antrobus; fltigrade. Miss Friedman and Miss naySth grade, Miss Vollkadrls. and MisMLTKOH; 4ili grade, Miss Newcomb.

McKlnlcy School, 4th grade, MisPowderlyA 3rd' grade, Mrs. Eitcll antMrs. SasloV 2nd grade,. Mrs. Melloand Mrs. I'rjnce; 1st grade. Miss Lyncland Mlss*Wolfe; kindergarten, . MissAustin. ; .

physical training

;. necessary billing blanks be sent to

• Msyor mtschke reported that he hadived word from the borough engl-

that-'the application of the Bor-

d.ln the reconstruction of 21st streetOrange avenue^would, be up be-

>re the State Highway Commission for" i October 1.. The mayor said thaii was disappointed to learn that the

ilp-ol Cranford had taken notttlon In seeking aid for the portion of

~ ! avenue which lies within theTies of Cranford. •> The CranfordUp Committee wul take such ac

before Oct. 1, Mayor NltschkeUcd_out,-addlnB.that..he felt-that

ire h an exceUentrchatJcrorthe pro*t going through,- since the lmproye-nt would be of benefit to two mutu-alities. He: alsbjtaformed. thecoun-that the 'State hai" doubled the

About ,0uri«lv*i .. "-.Remember urn only (•• sny Hie rlehi

thing ID the rlglil place, hut fur muredlflkull itlll, (o leave ungnlil thejrrorjg.4bliw^iA0it.000 CUBIC FEET PERE R A T E O F 100

FEET.

Clizabetbtown Consolidated Gas Company

•\f.br. Cattle.-..*.̂•xiiii In Knglnnil f..in-mill Itrllun* ilrlnl,.p«>|ile nf any iithei

n ao. until nr in* riitlliIn iln« from ahrnad

lilihr lij was. belleredhiiji wna ciim'piiwil oJ» nnd i l l hollo* or

to tieCTtlien and Chron-i rar-dellvered by mall

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DEPRECIATION

BIGSIX

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lfertlMjPM . t ia . tn |Sb -SSS'ito p e w tbm greatest value) of Uaem *•--'*"••n-toTS, tbm AM to faitmhM*Big Car Performance, Beauty,Comfort and BcUabslity.

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~*m—New berfutw tiMTlter.l**n • hnyiam oppMrlii.nlty Mich iw Us* Katfaw

>, a. Manas, physician to the King ot Bpsln: U. OoL Chrlstoph Isalla. ot the Bwlss Navy; i . ,^KanSoTtfUie trastSn Press: U OenuUe-Rdche. Hepresentattve of the Paris Matin; H. Von Perthamer, Oer-umntoSmharlL Oelsenbeiner. Representative of the Prankfuiter^et^tiig; Bdna Von Aefawege Uehbert.

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THE, CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHrWMCLE. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1929'

•>rta K wSili ma, «v ———far au> «f a n n a

•r IMW W u» «ltacaM «• aa aaan«a i H H «»*••* •••

In PharmacyExperience eoimtavwnether In aor a preacher, a phyifcJan or a lawyerIt counts ror a great dealm »pbarma-C t . it olds him In Judging the ejaaUyat hli rmw materials and Jt tells btto

- bow they mint b* m*h*6l*ttier*-etam* prescriptions lo get the *este f f e c t -••' • ;; . • . ' • • • ' '

44»r«

Any meidicine ui * "Bollw"ttfnf Mhia breed and ««c to hlf at;

Utau Uanrlca A. 'KelllWt and8ergt;.0i|Ter 1. Barroo found this outwhen they tried to persuade Teddy to•••t "them"enter his home lo the sbtence

.iif/iuy numbers of the fJiml I j . Tcrtrtjw»« ]o«1 pbilo •tnogb" and (he vn-•husliani. with 'which he udlcaleilr.vhatb* meant-* to do "wss fery TO-l

y mlsfressrsjn. tlanella.' Vnsbad been .stabbed and taken

nw»i to a hospital. It was ne«ei«:ir>

i>ut j 7would, have been . s taree i fur the nmcere* bnllett ot a Tlctlnr-of -gasstnit1

••eenwdVlh*onljr w a y . - - - ...'.-.'."_.And then a small boy" of fliti: neigh-

borhood appeared otr the scene.,Withuut hesltatloa b e . walked Into thehouse, Teddy. wagged lils tall tiDdtuld,—Hellu. old iporl," In Ihe I « I M - . heardstrong t»nguuge_ln-S foreign tongue.The lady "scrota the aisle" bad re-turned. She llnallj made' the con-ductor nnilenitaiiil ilmt ahe ra» acrossthe plstform to spvulr^o a friend I

Mr.'M.-r I'm Bvnrn off 'on "hoy"scout" octal—I'Llfailelpbla " I'ublleLedger. .'

^ f Cleter-TrltkA rucket'eer ul I'urli tirutluil rtcrr-

ly byinvestliiailim of French lurlittows;- bnt—mil~ Into'«- difflcnllrr the-Living Ace rer nn.l^0 Inc-hpn ihlrkVnjsks of thin flff nrc illfl'iMlll lo colfree• from l f ^

The woitl "uiu|iwuni|>' It. ilerl\c<from Ihe AlRonquIn lVv«b> ot Mi quirk

ASK us what It will cost to have

_hot_watet In your home. Ask

what it win"©At to put In a bath

tub. We want to ans«er your,

plumbing questions.

SWEENY &Vv'E DASECK

JN UNION AVE CR&N.-H

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CompletePi

•-hi kIf you arenotfafly imured,

•oew TODAY

Realty ft hsrace Depl

Cranford Trust Co.

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afsas M «•> 'saoaW yeer lawyer tr sitter

& Supply Co.LUMBER FOR ALL USES

ran she Window sad Door Bamuxt CSss* White Pine 1% £ thick,wired with If In. l b s h BtooM WM. AH ataadard stses kept in Mock

Obestnn. and Oeoaw Featg tarOkape Atbon, Fences, n t

Cor. High and Cranford, N.J.

Union County'sPopular Eating Place

ftAYASHTSMDn 8 t at Naett An. CaUKTOBAKI,

ptowdte Value cf

CHEVROLET SKTh» turn QMTrolet Six b ehattcrintawry |««*1oai record of Otevrolet

_ aucceaa notonlybcCTneeltprottdagtha gnataat ralua In Chenolat

\ hbtory, bat becanaa It gtraa y6u• m (or tha dollar than any other „car la tha world at or near Ita prlcatractateuthettory! Modern (aatoraaaflardthenrooft Read the adjotninl.

- .ratuinn and you will know whirorar• MILLION careful buyers ha*ea V t w tha Cfcawrolet SU hi laag than

; al|htn>onthg.-Then coma In and gat*« rid* la thti eenaational slx-cyUn*

d,ar automoblla-M'/ii-cTrVicruafl'yMO» In tbtprk* rmt*4fJh«fourt

TheCX)ACH

Remsukable Slk-Cylinder EngineChvrrolet's remarkable elx-cyllnderentlna impresses you most rWldly byitssenestlooallysmoothperformance. -A* snery speed you enjoy that silent,tehet-Uke Sow of power which lachar-sctarlaticot the truly One automobile!

Bnratifal .With tbelr lowj ,Unas and smartaaapla room for

color

•vdteMtheGbevrolM

• Outstanding EconomyThe new Omelet SU Is an unusuallyeconomical car to operate. Not

. joty 4am It deliver Better than

- BemaitaUe Dependability:«»«*« toappreclste what ootttand-'

Chertolet SU repre-eaewtoremembeVSat

world's htghcatm a t i l

aoamytorl

AnwdngLovr. Aa achleiesaaut no la

s htghcatm materialslaerwryioch

raiiuljl 8tx la the tact that It la•»'*•» Prlcsrso amaslnll t

prices bictuda the lowest «* tisiUhH ,«fcar«se at

Cranford Chevrolet Sales and Servicerj:: z 4 6 North Ayen —: -; - - •

GRASSMAN & KREHStpMaikH i w l -

"CITO rocireei««si^^J»g BnU Street EUZABgTBMtJ.

SchoulerGonstruction CompanyrnUagkajreee, imaave, nWABK. S I.

"ALTER-ATIO-NSStatsi

noaiaa Autaien,i Oeraeater.llaiea and Oeaerets Workriaiaiisi - gsMaakaS4SSI OSJUKMS. a l .

•QtossestSMMIMI'l

J. T. LOWERYiEaUmatte Cbeerrslly Ohea

T»L U n Cnnfera I '

I HaJding'-CbnuTactor-i JekMag nvoptly AUaasslfc' • H> NOKTB AVBNCE, U l t

H. A. KJELDSENfainter and'Decorator

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' **"" b V a M tojidrlnL yeti to n> •*•"ftr wWch'we have taouaaiio. of snail

iELDNURSERY; i< -

• me Bosid of Haoedon wffl her September meeting Tueadi

h

Oiarles J. Leach of Lenox aii taken to maabetb, Oenenl

Tuesday tojmderio a isUon. He has been lU fat tev weeks.'

Cranford Court, Ito. X . Order onth. wUl hold a public card)iu regular meeting, Tm

g September 10th, i t H i, tallies being-SOc.

The. home at Casino and 11[gtenues. has been sold by A. 8. I

i jitrman Aogermueller. of Nei[iho will move to Cranford about

Idle' of September. Mr. Ai• |] OJD engineer at the Qr»• T C O " ' r " " ^

[ Crinford Council, Ha (2, Jr. O. I, have resumed their regular ni ot the fflrtt and third Thundaj

i in Masonic HaU. A verymt meeting will bs heldsUils e

> Sept 6th, to which members1 to attend.

[ Heitnan H. Bunje father of Bet of 37 Beech street, died l s s i .r In Jeraey City.'. He also leaf

Mrs. Jasper, who lived im. In Jersey Oity. Tbe funeralI Wednesday. . '

F V B U T rKBBONAL| Eliot C. Beans and family of Ret

; have returned from a montl

I Mn. W. O. Hopkins and daughteiI avenue are back from a

| Leon Orimm, of .Chicago, h u retti1 home alter visiting his brother, I

, of Willow streetI Mlsi Margaret Smeltser of " t " att

1 laat Friday (nm a two mot? In Europe with her aunt

[Dr. and Mrs. FrlsodB. OUpln iwill return Sunday from tl

near p^MfiWphiq,| L, p. Qrimm, ot Willow street,

i morning for Wisconsin, where1 spend some *tmi* visiting his.p

-J jBnilnwky>-Ot-_NorUiL evenf l S T f b S ' i

i trip' which took him to 0>and Detroit:.

| Blchard Doyle, of Bunhneld avest Tuesday for a business trip to C

He wiU be gone about th

| Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fenlston,I North avenue, West, leave Bunt

: for a two weeks' vacations Poconoa. '" •—-

| Mr. and Mrs. A. 6 . Hearten of RI avenue returned this week fn

i Lake when they were for Ii ot August.

George" H. Hansel and" Jo. Heuu returned Tuesday from I

>' Sibingc ondvery- good-nsblng<, Ontario.

[Mr. A. a Ifng and family have ik ~ i from a two weeks stay at Oce

and he resumed his dutiest putoflke yesterday.

[ A daughter. "Diana ConnreU -MOIDI bom to Mr. and Mrs. Albert

t ot Rlverview Apartments, Mo' nlfht, In Blaabeth Qeneral Bi

Before her marriage, Mrs, Mou* Mils' Elisabeth A d

t biaaidl and lfri and It• J. Deller wen guests last-week

t George Kelley at tbe OrlarnH k k Iff. Kelley w

: manager of the New Cranfostre.

f t t e Rev. and Mrs. Orion C. Hopp1 lamlly have returned from Matt"i U i , where they spent mosts month of August otv vacation. V

resumes his pastorate of Vi ChurchSunday.' •>•

[SherlS and lfrs. Samuel H. Tool.palnut avenue, have returned from i

Jive- tour through North Caroltoi Carolina, Virginia and Kentuci

i their return trip, they motor> the beautiful Shsnandbah Va

snd Mrs, Welter K.> s party ot twenty will ieavelty morning for an eajht day au

> for Onensboro,-M. O, where «' rt will attend the Nation

I Sou and Dandhteis ot Ube, he being-mnember of a .Nationuncll ~—rttttt They wqi ma)! ioumey m a D e l u x e Ooiden Ai' iws, n e y expect to maker fflcl

. Va, toe first day. They-vuia> stop at Alexandria, Vai and BaWg!• C, on they way dawn. On their n~ ' trip they wffl itop nrT at vsritn

i of interest, and then- plsns csr a viiitte Hoeaoke, end ajrtop to sii Natural Bridie of Virginia, all* « 5 U r t r f

g . D. a , next Friday noo* they will take m points of Intel

' snd remain, over nkjht. BeturdtT wm go to IMtrfc* and Oettyit arrlvteitons W e Bstordsy era

r Tf le^JsjgBBnsdlooot tr on

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Co.

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Pino 1* l£ thick,das kept In Hock.ences,Etc.

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THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AM>

tk&Week

\ i w Board of H a o t t t e win bold Itir SepMotar mMttoc TOMdajr

Cuarles J. Leach of b r a avenue.i taken to Itltaaheth General Hcs-

Pueaday to undergo a minorLeiaUon. He has been in for the

f week*." *~

the, home of ht» brothertntoweek. -

month.

V it. Jones.

Mr«^Q«mie-8ehaudt andTrarRgepr ta*aort matches played overo t of B o street, are visiUng m Brookelyn. this week.

^SEPTEMBER 5. 1929 '-;>#

/ •hLeading-in Tournament

Third Time,ceived &L_...aion i off theTrophy.

Wesley A. Stanger, Jr. captain ot th*fruAersity- ol Pennsylvania Tennis

Team this'spring, won th* tennischampionship of Cranford. In the dim-

end on the Crmnford Canoe Club courta,By winning th» utt>, Mr

Cranford Court, No. »«, Order of the. will boMa public card party

its-regular meeting, TuesdaySeptember 10th, at Masonic

. tallies- beta** Me. V .". "" ̂

The. home at Cadho ~ and Manorhas been add by A. 8. Clark

j Jfcrman AngermueUer. of Newark,xiw will move to Cranford about the

Idle' of September. Mr. Anger,ap engineer at the QraaseUiCeV'r" " : " - . . - • - „ - .Rr.-.,..JW-

| Mr. and Mrs. John F. Peniaton, 01I North avenue, West, leave Sundayimtag lor a two weeks' vacation InstoconosT

| Mr. and Mrs.' A. Q. Henrich of Eet-I avenue returned thl* week from

i Lake where they wen for toeI ot August. '

[Mtssrs. George H. Hansel and John. Heins returned Tuesday from ten

i- Sahingc and very- good-nablng, at,, Ontario.

[Mr. A. a Ifng and family have re-*—1 from a two weeks stay at Ocean

and he resumed his duties ins postonce yesterday.

[ A daughter, Diane OomweU Mount,I bom to Mr. antf Mr*. Albert R.

nU, ilon-t of Rivervlew Ape' sight, In Bbabeth Qeneral Ho*

Before her marriage, Mrs. MountMl m ' K t T

xLusardlandMriandMrs.. Deller were guests last week of

t Oeorge Kelley at the Orlanttc, Harkmsack. Iff. Kelley waa: manager of the New Cranford

guests over the holiday week-end ofMr. and Mrs. William Sqmers. at theirhome in Atlantic City.

Charles Prands Hansel, Jr, son ofMr. and Mrs.' Hansel, ot UtSbo avenue,North, has returned from Red CloudCamp in the Pbcono*. - -

Miss Alice I*key of JOS Miln street,has returned,after spending the Sum-mer at Mehrtn village. N. H, where *hehas a Summer borne.. Mr. and Mrs'. Charles W.Xandls and

family of Hamilton avenue, are spend-ing two weeks at Swinging Bridge

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wells Hail havereturned from Easton, Maryland, hav-ing been guests over the last week-endof Mr. and Mrs. .Henry J. ChapW. .;

.__*. Munro and family returned toIhelr home In Elni street, 'alter' a BoCortrip through New England. They vis-ited hi. Massachusetts and Maine.

Mrs. Harry Yeoman Barrow has re-tumed..ironi a holiday at Manchester,Vt;., Mr. Barrow, wno"wai" enterwl-lnthe Equinox tournament. Is returnings h o r t l y . . •. •/•' • • . . , / . 7 •

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.-Mathey otOrchard street, departed Tuesday fortheir country place at Buck Hill Falls,where-they-wlll pas* the month of Sep-tember.

ig the nigh school arerequestedschool odfclals to regiiijr either

tomorrow or Saturday in the ClevelandSchooL For the purpose of rejfistra-tlon the principal's ofnee In the Cleve-land School will be open all day to?morrow and from nine o'clock'Satur-day morning until noon. Registrationwill also be made tor public school*Saturday morning. —

Most of the teachers are expected toarrive here over the week-end to starttheir, duties -Monday.. mnmlng,.Klille-.afew have already returned from theirsummer vacations.

^ r__ JPPjamuM TOWSTTi tb* human tooch In tht* wortd that.•^'•'eounta,';--The touch of your hand and mine.Which means far more to the fainting. • heart.

Than shelter and bVaad and wine:Fdf shelter Is gone when the night Is

oler.Arid, bread .lasts only a day.But the touch of a hand and the sound11 of a voice -

Slrig on In the heart alway.

• Ctmfcadbr VaaMr. Beeaaae. v onisa would oat like to ap^pear on tbe streets ID the twbsconlas,priaoo dree*, la tb* reason given by eprtMb official wbf tbere never be*been an attempted escape by a womanIn Scotland.

I. B. DtntAKD WELCOMED BACKTreasurer and Asst Secretary J.. B.

Durand of Cranford Trust Co, has beenat his desk at the.Bank part time eachday this week after seven months ofvery serious-illness, a large put ofwhich was spent In hospital. Mr. Du-rand had a hearty welcome back, notonly from., the bank people, but lromthe big circle of friends be had madeas an executive ot the bank.. All wereglad to see him and congratulate himon-his recovery.

H t m n t l U« Neat War .A.dally paper, etale* that s oew

musical hutramem rorablnlog a saxo-phone and bagpipes bos Into loveuteil.That's not a musical Instrument—It's •weapon;—l

stre.{The Rev. and Mrs. Orion C. Hopper.

1 family have returned from Matta. U 1, where they spent most of

s month of August on, vacation. Mr.pastorate of the

i Church Sunday.'»[Sheriff and l fn . iamuel H. Tool, ofWalnut avenue, hav* returned from an

Uve-tour. through North Carolina,i Carolina, Virginia, and Kentucky,

i tlielr return trip, they motored> the beautiful Bbenandoah Val-

.'and Mr*, Walter K/^etohart> s party of twenty will leave Bat-ty morning for an eight -day auto

> for Oneubaro,-M. a , where Mr.' rt will attend tbe National

1 Sons jad^paugnter*• being.*: member of a11 ~-~rttttt They wqi make

! Jouroey in a De Loss Golden Ar-r -bus. They eznect to maker JUch-

. Va, th* nrst day. Thejrwffl*!-> stop *t Alexandria, V** and Raleigh.•C, on tbey way dawn. On their rt-~ i trip they i n .tap off atjnrt

V. M. Jones and family, of Edge-brook -Place, returned . Sunday afterspending three weeks In North 'Jay andHanson, Maine. The trip was madeby auto.

Mr. and Hra. E. Edgar Heston, otClaremont Place, passed the week-endand holiday with the bitter's sUtef-ln-law, Mrs. William a Kennady m WestOrove, Pa.

Mr.-'antf Mrs. Oeorge J. AloBtt.ot.-lMEbn street, lormerly of Jersey dSf.have announced that their daughterHelen Virginia, win be married Satur-.day at 5.30 p. m, to S t Michael*Church to Joseph Dunn, of Rahway

Returning to Crmnford Sunday fromRagged Mountain Camp at Andover,N. H^ are the'following Junior mem-ben of Cranford families- Miss JeanMorrison, Miss" Joan Banker, Ml» Mar-guerite 8pillsbury. Holly Barrow. GailWild, Jane Robinson. Kathleen Barrettand Marceua Foster.

Frank B. Hser," author, and ptay-wrlgnt-and Mrs. Blser, who for manyytan'havT^ccuptol the family homeof Mrs-Hser-s fathet, the late Robertj Mix In Springfield avenue, havetaken an apartment at U But Seventy-Of th street, Hew York, where they willbe at-home after September 18. Their•on. Robert Mser, U. returning jfrotnNantueketrthU week.-

At a recent meeting of the Board ofDirectors ot the Cranford Junior Ser=rice League, the-following cbalrmeA ofSmmmee7were appointed to act dur-

ming year: Miss Pauline Hafl.S o ^ l t e . K. Burd Orubb, motor- M a Waldo Roseocnnta. family

welfare- Mrs. P. Wells Hall, Jr. enter-^ ^ T D H l l

of jntentt, and tbtfir pT»n» callr a viiiuo Roanoke. and ft «top to *ee" Natural Bridge of Virginia, also

, D. a , next Friday noon.> they wm take In point* of lnter-

. and nmam over najbt., SaturdayI go to Frederick sad Oetty*-

itata Saturday even-

nr.lE»«UibIn Angl»Baiiun .days Tlie . English

parliamentary body was known.as theSprot^^or^tfemWy^ofjase.

men." This body msde Ibe law*, leviedthe taxes and 'acted as a .supremecourt of lostlce.

TRINITY CHURCHCor. Foreat-and North Ave*.

SERVICES SUNDAY, SEPT. t

I:M A.M>-Uaty

nwnflil to MayH«-tbat keepr iht Iniivrlti ot bb

••JLSS»JS!!«sM*»..ani| I, .falihftil uhimself, day by day, |* alsn rallbru.to Ood for Blernljy. and hel|ia (or*store tb* Initvrtty of I