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TO TASK FOR SLUR ON MEMBERS m , n i,a m i l l ■ ACCEPT TEN n ew m em ber s
In R ep o rtin g of M r. Fifer* Talk A t the T ax p ay e rs A s so sia tion , A N ew sp ap e r Misquoted H i m —M r. F ife r C o rre c te d S ta tem e .it At th e Special M eeting T o W h ic h H e W a s Invited.
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Motion Carried Closed The Incident■**
Howard S. Bridgman, president ■ n, ¿ailed a sped.il'meeting ‘>1 the ., tRe".alleged remarks made h> ,1 ,vp.,yers Association, at a meeting
i n a d a ily p a p e r c irc u la t in g in1> udh u rs t M r. l ife r w as q u o te d a s hav ing hU vtU th e need fo r new ¡.th 'iols in L y n d h u rs t to be u rg e n t, ud.iing, however, the School B oard , j i. n - t i tu te d - a s i t is now , “ can n o t Int r u d e d w ith th e h an d lin g o f th e
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Ta x bu d g etIS EXPLAINED TO INQUIRERS
Only Four Pernona A tten d s The Hearing of the T iii Budget On Thursday livening Taxpayer*’ Ah- aociation Committee Interview ('ommi>»8»oners on Mondav Before Budget Paired On Final Heading.
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a n n lv in th e council c h a m b e r w as v a c a n t M r. F i f e r 's u n w illin g n ess to ap p ly,,il to th e tro u b le d w a te rs cam e a s a N o one even cam e to h e a r th e b u d g e tsu rp ris e to m an y . ^ re a d o r m ake an y p ro te s ts .
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treat.«.! by th is e x a lted a sse m b la g e . ' . d i^ Ult(l l h e b u d g e t a n d to cole.r*-.» o f 2 t« 'C o p r t .n .1 A venue, andIm agine th e m ag n itu d e o f m y c rim e > fare(1 t(J ,,0 so T h „ his w ile Id a , .*» y e a r s old. o f New1 . ;l hum ble c itizen , d a re d to c r itic iz e P w ith th e a s - » rk , a p p e a m t » • « * • «th is m u s-rio u s board ” so c ia tio n , and on M onday n ig h t- th e «** p re< en te ,l by * * * * 1 * *
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, th e n e w sp a p e r a cco u n t, ‘ ‘,‘,f W e-se l O ro en en d y k e , w ife do not -eem to connect vervred .to re p e a t fro m m em ory V *s ^ a n k ’ an d C arm in e Sa- well, h u t it i< know n th a t tw o week a rk s a t th e ta x p a y e r s m ee t- I in tP n ,iPw e ,r th e c o m m iss io n e rs ago W .s h m f tm , w . , an t-M e. - h> th .
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..11^ . .also, ktniw th a t th ^ ' e ry d e ta il , to th e s a tis fa c tio n o f th.-' r j ' t is a t p re s e n t c o m m itte e . T he su m s o f $48.668.8«,n, tu. .hoard , as it • 1 w hich w as a suruluf», w as a savm g>t "i;: t itu te d ,. to ^ * t j m oney ^ ^ th rnu )fh th(. ()a>.in(i ,,fth e .building o f ^ w a s m (.n ts p r „ m ptly by th e ta x p a y e r s ,prop!. S op in ion o f y o u r ab ility ^ in te re s t and leg a l-«eloquently ex p ressed som eago at th e e lection held
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M ight it a g a in be » ,a tr ti th a t th e l i^ tr - M ould 'I h* >r4e< te»t an«l r*nL t •*•>! Ml. .1 1plan» fo r the prem tnt . .im paign ex Mi;h Mi Neulu» »-* 1 l*fc« *nl« » t \ i | { l j « »• Ki lu d r a ll who g ave d u r in g th r fa ll o f th u i H. I \r« g h .«pi> i i . o .a • mu « t l Cm | I IN S la^t y ear . T h e re w«r* »* n u m b ti w ho t c , on»i» tm g of J*-*#« F ife r , A lp h r r«H »K lcontrilwite<i fr**ely a t th a t tim e , l»> um S F ra n k , and W illiam iiu th e i! , t.* I U Onw'et th e d e ttn e n cy in th e budget of U«Hide a ***) t'* **rl#H‘t th r I«.“ ' * #W \ | I I O I . ‘»I K.tí*¿h. T h e ir num ea have, been ra re «lidatr?», to tw rn*l**t»r«t * ‘th M r f t »I I U Mfully ta k e n from th * UatJ* of pr*»»|a*t* \»*uha»a»« I h r » > àn im i te r « I n t d f l 'V O l j l M \N f ,.r th e I ‘.»21» c am p u ig n , it In’tng f r i t to t »ke ¡* d u w vV.»1*1■, Hu pr« (*rt* >tth a t t h e a r wh«» n o ||»» t* r ly g a \ *• on ly I th a t th r aa^** latHm tak* n»> aito»n 1 | l, H I M K X I’K!la»t fa ll , should n e t t»e a p p ro a c h e d . m an «p4«*n*euirniag a in fo r »“a litiiiaUiM. _ - ] Calmil»«» • SaM no m ad r a n t'lio i*
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^ V o T new schoo ls , w hen y o u r T h e p o o r account w hich w as q u o te d „ „ .j a f t r r w a itin g f . .r som e tim e , he «piestion d ecisive ly d e fe a t- a t $0,000 and w h ich w as q u e s tn m ed h„ mt. t l , | . y ,„ |h u r> t w h e re hep ro p o s . " . w*a s ex p la in ed th a t $2,470 had been fOUnd h ts ch ild ren a s le e p .
.. *k“ ’ T h e next m orning the w i'e re tu m -p tw i, - — . . . ed a n d W ash in g to n u p b ra id e tl h e r forc h a r g e s ; $1,24C, f o r re n ts and m o re him She knew th a t 1«
c o u ld .n o t t r a d an*F-~dl«t ’ i**t . k n ov ; w hich <ai to ta k e t,. re tu rn t.» I.ynd h u rs t , a n d he had to p.t> a m an fifty cen ts t» p u t him on th e r ig h t c a r .
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T o th e question i f it would ^ V . T m T o u r t . n M o m l.e lockers c h e a p e r , to em ploy a n e n g in e e r a t , - • 4>< ,have n e v e r been ^ l a r y . it w as an sw ered th a t ■ * « v .-k ev a w elllocks did no t fit a n d f th j, im p ro w m e n ts w ere m ade ^ ™ * •
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' ' 'T r t s t e e 'T r l c 1 A ustin m ovetl th a t t h a ^ $8 .0 0 0 ’ fo r g r o y n e s and coal th e “e iltire inc iden t be co n sid e red closed.w T h e m otion w as e a r n e dunanim ously .
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.T h e reason fo r th e increase in the police d e p a r tm e n t is fo r th e s a la r ie s
lam m ously . a fo r th e e x tra po lice t(» be ap p o in te dA m ong th e com m u n ica tio n s re a d jR ^ e to w n sh ip an d recen tly a p p o in t * i .• . . i q.._l, n im ln n WÎIS one ...I m ndiik iili ■* o
ln e ar<m in th e tow nsh ip , an d th a t .1 w ouiu , - W r h u . , , . n . l . onta t.,1 th a t th e y had c o m m u m « . ^ he m o re exp en siv e th a n to pay him (H.c, , iu lls . „ „ 1 had a t« , left
w-mcn ii.sw .1 n e re en tag e . , ... i \v > .h in r to nw ith th e com pany ........them a n d " th e y w ould *en«J » * £ .* • F o s te r o u t from N ew ark to re p a ir them . He h a s no t d o n e so to d a te .
Resignations w ere received from Miss M arion D ehn, an d M iss D oro thy W in te rsm u th . M isses M ary
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- 1 . '1‘Irnera were the commissioners on other items th'B, Waahington. prayed on hi« knee»Bossit and Helen U Lem discussed at the Taxpayers1 Assocta- oft(,„ Thr thouirht that I.ynd
, l#A. tion. were satisfied that the budget burat would not m a t them, and ¡n „ . which is correct, and made no protest All f, rt w„uld be t«-tter ..(* without the
pers ass,R ation wju. reM ^ tion , »ere satisfacUtnly answer- , t<m f, ml|y. Chief U n d e ir . .Ustated that the .. { th(1 e,l and explained by the Board. ted that the neighbor, «ere afraidsame ,n regard to the boiler of » * J . ’^ t i n g bids were a lso re- that there would be a m untereomLincoln School, and that tt s At in w t sn<1 Com- mitted in the 1‘reston family, and thenot have been accepted until It had Ce.ved from W eyersberg ^ m it^ ^ , h,l»-en on tn a l, and A a t Oh pan> o yn H>ck^niiack. (; , rrltKrn mur, i „ ha.l better be committed inshould not pay for the " p*‘r , ,7 r,?mn»nv of I^xii; Naples and ».m e other city. Judge Hr«l»n ord
Another communication was " a W d ^ ™ p‘ y '[, l ( j Spinello Con- ere,I Preston to leave Ly^dhurat this fro m H a c k e r a n d H a c k e r , a r c h i t e c t * . C o m p a n y o i 0 r m n _ * . j a . u a n ,j , f ^ h a d n ot f o n e at«hich requeaUd the Board to pay s^ ir tio n '>mpa „n(1 ’„ .„ y the end of the week, he would W - a i lfor drawing* made at the time « cob Jacques, a contract to Hackensack for ninety day»was c o n te m p la te d improving the o t h e r c o m p a n ie s ^ ^ W M W n || fa . ,t e t o w d that it wouldHigh School ground*, at a cort of conatruct the ** * t<) Riv, r co, t him -even dollar« to move and$113,000, which work w a i not done, (liscuaaed for m y ^ Kklt no m(mr> Chief 1 .an. tel I.They also requeued the hoard to ride Avenue. oromiaMl U. r » « him th* n ece .sa f)
, pay $507.90 for draw ing, made for T h , bid* were on v»rio«a tttntJi b«t P « * Frrston jumped atthe improvement o f the walk* and n0 („(in were received for the chance of getting mone> In s»ickproperty, which h a . been completed W|irk w a . submitted All propo«l* ™ way, and a*ked “W*hen d,.in frt>nt of the Hiffh School buildin#- werT referred,to tta « g - « , get the money ?**
A m o n g the bill» rendered waa one ^ y ^ t i o n , and a report will be pre ^ t o ^ u , get room* for Hi» f r $22,58 from Fred Saum for m- at the meeUng to f «*airting *f three boy*. Ru.M urancr o n g\.aaa in Columbus School. ■ Commissioner* next Monday w ^ #^ v, n IWx k I« « . hi.ne a«4 Ho*.
Trustee Harvey, chairman of the nlnj tr t , six year« o f age, litla w ife pe-cnmmittee on improving the bane- Commissioner Smith recommended to return to him and himaelf.ment of - the High School had no re- p rrn Avenue, 'between W'eari ^ »hen he wa* ready to move, theports, neither did any of the chair- Ridge Road be improved, and c^irf would giire him th* *r»en dolmen of the different «chool*. fo r e st Avenue be improved, between
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RUTHERFORD REPUBUCAN CLUB PAYS TRIBUTE TO ABE
, , , power. M usic«! E n te r ta in m e n tAbraham Lincoln, the founder and first President of the Republican wQrk V u pnded God Musif w | | diapenlied during the
Party, was immortalized once more by the members and friends of the without notice or warn;ng , tof,k him d in n e r by the Lambert. Trio w hichRutherford Republican Club Tuesday evening at the annual dinner field ,unto go we can say he called forth much applause. Thein the Woman s' Club m FairvieW Avenue, The great statesman and rose fro m sh ad o w and w e n t in m is t, n e r w a s served by W illiam W h it-true American was paid a sterling tribute by the speakers Who gave “ And in y e a r s to com e, no d ra m a , ta k e r , steward of the U nion C lub,a word picture of ,his inimitable personality. no tragedy, w ill be filled w ith g r e a t j h e room was a t t r a c t iv e ly d eco ra ted
4n Impressive Affair .and every year, so th a t a local e r w onder, or be fo llow ed by man* ln A m erican colors and th e p ic tu reM ore than one hundred and fifty | coQnty man such as 1 am can hone k ind w ith d e e p e r fe e lin g th a n th a t 0f Lincoln artistically d ra p e d w ith
m en and women gathered members t0 3,1,1 l iu le fo r >o u r ed ifica tion . In j w hich te lls ; th e s to ry o f h is life and the American F la* s to o d on a ped-and friends o f the R epub lican C lub it ma>’ b'- that what is sai<1 by d e a th ." e s ta l in the platform.to pay a tr ib u te to th e m a rty red P re s id e n t w hose deeds, w hich em braced th e p re se rv a tio n o f th e U n ion, w en t down in th e a n n a ls o f h is
m e is a lread y know n to m o s t o f you and I will only be tra v e lin g over fa m ilia r g ro u n d .
F lo ra l d eco ra tio n s ornamented th e tab le s .O th e r S p eaker» .....,
T he Rev. A lfred V on Sch lieden A t th e h e a d ta b le w ith T o a s t- w as th e second sp ea k e r o f th e eve- m a s te r H e n d e rsh o t in th e c en te r ,
“ W e w ould p e rh a p s do w ell to nln(? an(j h is p re lim in a ry re m a rk s w e re : S e n a to r W illiam B . M ackay , tp ry and glorified h is n am e all o v e r j con sid e r L incoln a s a w ell know n w ere 0f a h ig h ly h u m o ro u s n a tu re . S e n a to r R a lp h C h an d less , J u d g e W al-th e w orld . I t w as a g a th e r in g o f | la w y e r o f th e firm o f L incoln an d m a kjn(f re fe re n c e s to S e n a to r M ack- t e r A . K ip p , a n d M rs. K ipp , M rs.re p re sen ta tiv e c itizen s o f R u th e rfo rd , j H endon , o f S p rin g fie ld , III. T h a t a y an(j co n tr ib u tin g h u m o ro u s re - B e r th a V an S to n e , F re e h o ld e r Jo h nto g e th e r w ith m any le a d e rs o f th e j w as h is s tan d in g a t th e ’ b a r , b u t he m a rk s w hich m o m e n ta rily b ro k e H . E d w a rd s a n d Mrs.. E d w a rd , G en-
w as fam o u s am o n g th e people a s aw ay f rom th e m ore s e r io u s su b jec t, e ra l C h a r le s B u rro w s , M rs. N. D. A be L incoln . I t w as th e keen de- H e then e n te re d in to the su b jec t H e n d e rsh o t, the Rev. A lfred Von lig h t o f th e m asse s to m ee t h im 0 f t h<> m an in w hose h o n o r the ban - S ch lied e r, Mayor H . F r isx e ll arid fa m ilia r ly and h e a r him ta lk , n o t qu(,t WM h e ld , paid him a m o st M rs. Fnxxell, Douglas Thomson and to h e a r h im te ll s to r ie s , bu t to h e a r (flowing t r ib u te , po in ted out his p ro - M rs. Thomson, William H. P e te rs h im p o in t W hat he w as say in g w ith* found be lie f in rig h t and his fa i th and Assemblyman Emma P e te rs , a p a rab le . in th e g u id in g hand o f God. Judge G. L. Fake and M rs. .F a k e .
“ W h at w as th e m y s te r io u s pow er T he g r e a t q u a lities, o f L inco ln - 11 o —o f th is m y te rio u s m an and w hence.’ w ere founded in th e estim ation o f CHRISTOPHER STORM,
" H is w as th e g en iu s of com m on th e sp ea k e r on goodness, kindness HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, sen se ; o f com m on sen se in ac tio n ; and fa ith . J IS TENDERED A PARTYo f com m on sense in th o u g h t; o f S e n a to r R a lp h C h an d less an d G en- Christopher Storm, a re c e n t gradu- com m on sense , en rich ed by e x p e r i - , e ra l C h arle s B u rro w s w e re ca lled ate o f the Dickinson H ig h S chool o f
p a r ty from B ergen C ounty . I t c a r ried th e im p ressiv en ess o f t ru e A m erican ism , ye t coup led w ith th a t sociab ility and g ra tif ic a tio n o f th e p ro g ress and sound b a sis o f th e lead ing political p a r ty in th e co u n try an d in celeb ration o f i ts s ta n d a rd s and sound s tan d in g .
T he w ord p ic tu re s o f A b rah am Lincoln, as p resen ted b y th e s p ea k e rs , review ed every p h a se o f th e ac tiv itie s , in and ou t o f po litics , o f th e fo u n d er of th e R ep u b lican p a r ty ,
Mackay's F ine T r ib u teS e n a to r W illiam B. M ackay, w ho
w as, th e p rincipal s p e a k e r a t th e d in n e r, w as g iven a w a rm recep tio n . In p a r t he said ;
" I t is w ith co n sid e rab le a p p re h e n sion th a t I a rise to a d d re ss you to n ig h t upon th e life a n d ac tiv itie s o f a m an, w hose ev e ry a c t io n in life , so f a r a s m ay be know n , has been th o ro u g h ly d iscussed fro m a ll angle* by em inen t and a b le m en befo r* your club a t th e an n u a l d in n e r each
ence and unh indered by fear. He w as a com m on m an, say« h is fr ien d Jo sh u e Speed, "ex p an d ed in to g ia n t p ro p o r tio n s ,” well a cq u a in ted w ith ihe people. He p laced h is hand on th e b e a tin g pulse o f th e nation^ judged o f its d isease , an d w as read y w ith a rem edy. In sp ire d , he su re ly w as, a s S h a k e sp e a r w as in sp ired ; as M ozart was in s p ire d ; a s B u m s was in sp ired ; each like h im , sp ru n g d ire c tly from th e people.
“ T he g re a t le ad e rs o f h is p a r ty ,
f o rd , f o r th i r ty - s e v e n y e a r - , e a r n e d M rs . I., J G e a r y , W illia m F a r le y
upon to speak. The former was Jersey City, was tendered a surpriseb r ie f an d h is vein 'Of t a lk fa llow ed th e c h an n e ls o f c o n g ra tu la to ry r e f e ren ce to t h e g re a t a n n u a l fe s tiv a l in h onor o f L incoln w h ich R u th e r-
ou t to p e rp e tu a te his g r e a t m em ory.G en era l B u rro w s d r if te d in to rem -
in iscenses a n d perso n al ex p er ie n ce , te l l in g o f t h e m ee tin g o f L incoln w hen in th e serv ice a s a m e re so ld ie r boy a n d conclud ing w ith th e • M iss Io ta S to rm , a n d M r*. M Lincoln sp eech a t G e tty sb u rg . S to rm , a ll o f T e n E yck A venue.
dinner party at his home, 636 Ten Eyck Avenue, by his mother, Mrs. Marion Storm.
Among the guests were: Mr. and
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. Reinhardt, all o f Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. John Storm, Frederick Storm , o f P a g e ; Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. A bram s,' Joseph F. Abrams, S. A. Jordan, j
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In Lyndhurst
R o g er W. B reslin , son o f M r. and M rs. J . J . B reslin , o f S tu y e s a n t A venue, h a s begun w ork on th e L y n d h u rs t f a c u lty o f th e L y n d h u rs t H ig h School a t th e b eg in n in g o f th is te rm .
M r. B re s lin is th e y o u n g e s t m a le m em ber o f th e fa cu lty , an d th e f irs t re s id e n t o f L y n d h u rs t to ta k e a p o sitio n in th e H igh School, w h e re he will te a c h h is to ry .
H e re ce iv ed h is e a r ly e d u ca tio n in th e local schoo ls , K e a rn y a n d R u th e rfo rd H ig h Schools. A t bo th of th e H ig h Schools, he c a p ta in e d th e v a rs ity b a sk e tb a ll te a m s . F o llo w in g h is g ra d u a tio n from th e R u th e rfo rd
to rthe convenience o f box-holders.
T h e re w ill be no w in d o w o r c a r r ie r se rv ice . P e rish a b le s a n d spec ia l de-
RUTHERFORD POST OFFICE | t n v C A D r O T D PWILL BE CLOSED ON LA U I rUKCoTERS
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY | | J Q J ) | ) A N Œ O N
TUESDAY EVENINGLyndhurst Circle, No. 1445, Com
p a n io n s o f the Forest o f America, .. . . . . . , he,d a dance in the gym nasium o fliv e ry m ail will be d e liv e re d a s u su a l, th e H ig h school last evening which
T h e h o lid ay co lle c tio n fro m street w a s attended by a large number of le tte r-b o x eB w ill be made at 12 o 'c lock m e m b e rs a n d friends o f the orgsn- noon- iz a tio n . D uring the evening m ost of
A ll m a il le f t in th e v e stib u le d ro p th e c a n d id a te s f o r . member o f the w ill b e d isp a tch ed d u r in g th e d ay . B o a rd o f E d u c a t io n appeared and_______________________________________ w e re e sc o rte d around the room and
introduced to those present by the H ig h School, he a t te n d e d th e U n i- C h ie f Companion, Mrs. Maurice W. v e rs ity o f P enn , a n d N o tre D am e M u rp h y . T h e com m ittee which ar- U n iv e rs ity , g ra d u a t in g fro m th e la t - ra n g e d th e dance consisted o f Mrs. t e r l a s t J u n e , b u t re m a in e d th e r e M au rice W. Murphy, chairman; Mrs. u n til F e b ru a ry f ir s t to ta k e a spec ia l K a th ry n Dardinkeller, Mrs Blanche co u rse in h is to ry . M cG uire a n d M rs. Kathryn Willard.
M i l l i o n s o f G a l l o n s o f O i l A r e U s e d A n n u a l l yI n E l e c t r i c S w i t c h i n g S t a t i o n s o f P u b l i c S e r v i c e
at the factory
S m a r t C o n v e r t i b l e S t u d e b a k e r
T h e C o m m a n d » E i g h t C o n v e r t i b l e C a r r io lit roR Four, n x w tr t » h u h s»J tru n k r a h t f t i fm im l , $ 1 6 4 5 . Other Command«- - Eight model» u low •> $ 14 .9 5 . T he Commander Six C asrio i.it, $ 1 4 9 5 . P r im 4 / t k t f t t u r y . B u m ftr i ifm rt n m t t t t r t .
T H E w hole w o rld has k n o w n th is ^ u lg n if ic e n t car as th» S ix th a t sp e d 2 J .o o o m iles in less than 2 3 , 0 0 0 m in u te s in h e ro ic p r o o f o f i ts sp eed a n d
« tam ina. On l y S tu d e b a k e r ’s g re a t P r e s id e n t E ig h t has su rp assed — o r e v en a p p ro a c h e d — th is sp e c ta c u la r d e m o n stra tio n . T h in k w h a t T h e C o m m a n d e r ’s stam in a m eans to y o u , in y e a r a f te r y e a r o f s u rp a s s in g , t ro u b le - free perform ance! A n d no w S tu d e b a k e r a d d s to the a p peal of T h e C o m m a n d e r , th e w in n in g , s ilk en su a v ity o f e ig h t c y lin d e t p o w e r— a t a p r ic e as low as # 1 4 9 5 a t th e facto ry . ;
it. Drive it. Trust your Studebaker—a name that ture for 77 ÿeârs.'ç;
own judgment, backed by has meant quality manufac-
C O M M A N D E R ' M O D E L S A N D
N ew b o d y a r t in l in e , c u rv e an d c o lo r, in te rp re ts th e very sp irit o f th e new C o m m a n d e r 's b r i l l ia n t p e rfo rm ance . N ew rid in g c o m fo r t , th e r e s u l t o f h y d ra u lic sh o ck ab so rb e rs a n d S tu d e b a k e r ’s ba ll b e a rin g s p r in g sh a c k le s . N ew sa fe ty , c o n tr ib u te d b y n o n -sh a tte ra b le w in d sh ie ld , steel co re s te e r in g w heel a n d larg e am p lif ie d -ac tio n 4 -w h eef b rak es. N e w ease o f h a n d lin g at high «peed— fo r th e new C o m m a n d e r is lo w er, with a new doubledrop fram e. A n d it looks lo w er still!
Come in today and »ee the new Commander. Ride in
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rmmA rme*)Coupe, Business, ft r t w * • 1350 *495Roadster, Business, f t r t u n * 0 0 9 0 «375Roadster, Regal, f tr f tttr J min wiml,) 1450 *595
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IRUK q u a n t i t i e s o f a s p e c ia l g r a d e o f o il are re q u ire d ln th e o p e ra t io n o f e v e ry s w i tc h in g s t a t i o n o f P u b lic
S S e rv ic e E le c t r ic a n d G a s C o m p a n y . Thin o il Is u sed•witches, for
double p u rp o se of I n s u la t in g a n d cooling the appara- th e h u g e quantities o f electrical
through the station. 1vast q u a n t i ty of oil necessary at a large switching
station Is shown by the fact that the new Roseland station of Public Service Electric and Uaa Company will require when completed approximately 1,000,000 gallons.
The above picture shows four of the ultimate six storage tanks of 20,000 gallons capacity each which form part
of the oil cleaning and storage system at Roseland. Two of these shown above hold the oil before It is purllled. After the oil la passed through the purification system, which la composed of centrifugal purifiers and Alter presses. It is put In the remaining tanka for storage. When tests show that the oil in any switch or transformer needs changing. It is pumped directly by pipe line to the Impure oil tank, being replaced by oil from the tasks hoJdlag clean oil.
In order to cut down on the amount ot oil kept la storage, and In order to savs time, the oil from the transformers Is usually piped directly to the purifiers and back Into the transformer tank.
T H E S T U D E B A K E R C O M M A N D E R C O N V E R T I B L E C A B R I O L E T with ha open H id doaed car advantages, strikingly exrmpttfie« the «martnaaa a t the entire new Studebaker fine. M anyJ T i r T L i 1 ” °del 00 * * pl*y « « “ t New Y ork autom obile show.* J “ * hydr,uhc l6ock *b* 3r bera, ball bearing spring «hactrfca. non-shatterable w m fetueld and
* “ rin« wbeel- 1* “ available w ith « (n igh t eight m otor a t *164S o r u cylinder 1110 pncea a t the factory, including n x wire wheda and luggage rack. T he new C om m ander to a w orthy heir to its gallant predeceaaor w hich traveled 25,000 m tka in k aa than 23 0M minute«; a record excelled only by th e Studebaker President
Local V « m Attend M e e tk f A t Y .W .C A .
TH E COMMERC IA L L E A PS *. FRIDAY. FEBHUAKY IV I W
A*hSt. T hom a* Spiaeopai Church an Wednesday with Holy communion at 10 o'clock in the moraine, and evenni» p r a m . ■*“ 7 . »“ * »ennon »t
night h r th* radar, h t . I M É i G. Faber Member* ai SL Mary’a Guild attended the morning aeroce and remained for the m l of the day at the Pariah Hall to anr.
Mia. Inaila Tra*, «f Laag 1aland haa been a Ih* h aaa a l M n. Sndae Park A n w
Nach. n atter a t Ornea of
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N S c MTakes
The Dangerous Physical Strain of Abstinence from M eat
Out of the Lenten Fast
SCOUT NOTES
Y OU can’t settle down to the Lenten F u t today without inviting a run down condition, lot» o f time from business and a big doctor’» bill to boot.
Intelligent house wive« meet the need of a nourish-
W r i f to yaur naaratl Jmmum Branch fo r
"AffatUdmf V tm fè r C * II* # * C k « « n ” .
in g m eat su bstitu te for Lent w ith JANSSEN S r p v im r n COTTAGE CHEESE. They doubled our «ales o f it last Lent and everybody was satisfied.
"SATISFIED” w e M i d a n d m e an it! Y o u b i le In to o u r c re a m e d c o t ta g e e h e e s e ^ i th th e sam e aenae o f rea l e a tin g th a t m a rk s th e m a a tica tio n o f a go o d ju ie y a leak — a n d wedon’t mean maybe, / ______ ._____ _
T h e p o s itiv e p ro te in c o n te n t o f g o o d c o lla g e eh e ea e lik e JANSSEN’S m a k e s it a g e n u in e " s u b s ta n c e ” food .
AND THEN THERE’S THE CREAM. N o t ju a t a d a b to g ive th e p ro d u c t a n a m e b u t g o b s o f i t to aa au re th a t c re a m y ta s te th a t m a k e s y o u th in k o f s u m m e r fie ld s a n d co w i ch e w in g b u t te r c u p s a n d d a is ie a .
JANSSEN’S CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE is a n a c h ie v e m e n t in m o d e rn d a iry p ro d u c tio n th a t r e a c h e s i ts p in n a c le o f u se fu ln e s s in L e n t aa a p le a s in g a n d n o u r is h in g subati- tu te fo r m e a t. G ive th e J a n s s e n M an y o u r s ta n d in g o r d e r f o r i t n o w , a t th e b e g in n in g o f th e L e n te n p e r io d .
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Authorized Distributers in Bergen County for Walker Gordon Products.
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Mr*. Krnest U w r i t , pm i h a l of th * Ljrndhayat l > n of the S n Jar- aey Women'» Republican i"lub. Mr> W illiam H. M o m », aecretary, of the l_’a it ; Mr*. Cheater H. F n tu n y .
at th e local Hoard of E daca d Mrm. A S. Frank,
o f th e I'a it, and a a t th e N n Jeraey S U te
W omen'» Republican Hub, atten d ed th e n a f e m n on Im proving lb* Prim ary »Kick' wa* held under I ho. auaptcee o f th e New Jeravy I m | W o f W omeii Voter* in the Y W. C. A. on Friday afternoon Mr* Frank w aa one o f th e *pon»»n and t e n n l on th e com m ittee for the conference Mr». Charlea StnikUm ami Mr*. Hen r ie t t* Jiawea. u t RitiKritoud-were *l»o m em ber* o f th e committee.
One of the interesting Improvement* »uggeoted »ere having, the candidate*' name« on the balloU 'ar ranged in alphabetical order, and de-J"
j void of alogan* Thu-w ill »top th*l practice of forming bracket* Thi» bill it being introduced in the l.egi* lature by Senator Wolber for Com miaaioned governed citie» under the Waloh Art.
Thi* act would effect the township of l.yndhurat, which i» |o v e m n l under the Commiaaion form of govern ment.
W om en’s Missionary Society Hold Social | M eeting on Thursday
— The Woman'» Mtmionary Society o f the Reed Memorial I'm ted I‘re* byterian Church held * »octal meet ing on Thuraday evening at the, home of Mra. Joaeph Aldndgr of Jay Avenue, with about twenty member* preaent.
While the ladie> planned activities for the next few month*, their needl lea (lew on article» to be »«Id at the b a u ar to be held by'the society in the fall. Th. member* of the committee appointed for the twiner are Mr*,. Joaeph Aldridge, chair man; Mr*. Kmntun» and Mr» Schmlch. 7
When the ladle* jhml tired o f then aewing, Mm. Aldndge. leeryed'. dainty, refreshment* and all enjoyed a social time.
The regular devotional meeting will be held at the church ult^Thur* day afternoon, February 21 at twop : m
The member* of the Society will attend the World'* I)») of Prayer to be held at the Methodut Church on Friday afternoon, at 2.So I’ M when all church meniber&.and other» in I.yndhumt will unite with the world in prayer on the d»y set aside aa the World'* Day of Prayer.
By IhU MaadayLast Fnday int end o f having I k n r
regular Boy Scout meeting Troop Three )*a taeyad to the Rutherford Haytut Church to wvtneaa the doing* at a magician with quite a few year* aiperiaa ce Thu magvtan. Charlea K*Uy «aa hi* name waa I kept ev ery areal that araa preaont la a high de gree of pi—ang amaeem.nt H u antic* were numero«* aad of an agreeable aatare. A number o f the tncka th a t.b e performed were qu ite perplexing 1 and when be had com pleted hi» performance the crie» for
Y. M. C A IS TO BE ESTABLISHED
IN RUTHERFORD
A Young Mam's < hnrttsn Aie-nta turn Will be established tn Kulhrr M , i» no« an aaaured fart, after •evrral yrar* of work on the pr*»H*ct by many prominent »«Usen* of Hull» erford
The actual » o f t on tKe aaaoatation « ill beffin thi Knday, »Km lieraM Tamblyn, former *«vretar) of the American Near l-wat Relief t'omrwii 1er in l«m *. Kgyp*. ami who haa been cluaely connected with Y oung Men's I'hrtstian AaattrlaUo« a o r i in Philaaielphia, and New Yort. la U» brgm hi» duUaa aa communit ) ierre tary of the Rutherford Rran*h
S e v e n w Meyer ia fw era l «Ksir man of the committee irran ftn f fut a drtv* to obtain I#.«** to hr f in the acUviUea O lhefi oft the roiamute^ are FYedeilck W. 1 ightfout. John A Kehlénbeck, l¿eorfv K Call*)a, and William Mckensie
The committee ha» maaie a »urvey of the facilities *art«i aquiprnm t avail able in Rutherford, ami have nveiVni the mpjmrt of all of the vhurvhea in the btihiuih The litmnl of K«tu« a tkm han al.«* oifrtr%\ It * aMtBtanrr-. amt thr une of .Srni**r Mifh. an«1 I'nion Junior High Sch*»»»l gymna» luma.
Thr committre ha» ala«». ft*un»i tK*at there nr*- about t»r>r»i hun<1rr»t. rihI young men ItrTwrrñ the age»’ * i 16 atol lit» in Kuthrrft»nl alone. can be Kervvtl by tlie Y, M »’ A .. It nr to t*|ieti a «rutrail)ItMatrti offti'r ahrrr thr m-« rrtaf) will br nvailablr to th«>*r ii»t?rr*t«^l KÍ tlaaarB.
All boya abovr thr ll«»y S*«»ut arr hrartily in\it«Hl to barowir af9\lt atnl with thr Y M A movon»«*tit Thrrr will l»r no tlura thr ftrat ) ,aa all rkpriiara for thr f\rat yrar Will be rnrt t)in>u|rh |»u|»il« »ul»a<n|i
I lion, matir to William <• Mt Krtuie, of Hi» Raymond Avrnur, ah«» I» rr
. reiving all »uImh ripti«»na, no m a tin how Mtnall
R eiorm story Boy» W ho M ade Good A re G i n s R e-nnioa B aaqaet S m
te*, l a n n i r hete I g vea la and eOker groap* o f per*»a* bold "renate*»*.* bat the t t r a n g ^ raaaM n ever kakd » Mew Jeraey am* o f th* t e e k m drod and t w a d y I t e gradwate» o f tike New Jeraey R eform atory at Rahway on Xonday They won* arr »mpaaae Ihy their pareoi». * t w * < hi Id rea a*d •oeetheart* The growp t t y n n a M the *,*M n e * ' lè lw have hoe a parol ed from the matltatMn » M IMS.
T h e g r v o t p w e r e w e l c o m e d b y Ï * »
Frank Mourv, Sup.nn .ew a.0t o h - w i l l A w n . h t » t o » A t « e t h a a a » i « e r
aary » . head of \h* tu U t^ tM * «*>M an H JOth "X-.^lego gradi a te» U »..a i t h e ir re ro rv l» m a n y tt*tte* h ot yow m u .t b y e y o u r r e c o r d 4 * * * , " •* .► • I>r M «on
l>r M wrv announced that of tKe H I M men paroled, .oily I M l have had to be returned for l>!e«k!i| their ■wrote, or le»e than twelve pet »owl Man) of the men paroled ha<* e a t . •ucee»»ful hu»1 neo. men. and are the head» of famille*
The t«aata»aeter at th* banquet le f t the reform atory ahowt tw enty yewr*
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IN NiJTÛtY COURT Peter I>e l^rllia, of 32i> CopsUnd
»Avenue, waa found guilty o f reck Ira» driving on W ashington Avenue, Nut ley, and was found guilty and flned tw'enty-five dollar» hy Recorder William .Smith, in the Nutley , |M»licr court on Monday night.
I)e Lrllih did not have thr monry with him, and the court gave him until thr following day to pay.
T.a l k « b o a t
B A R G A I N S !
E L E C T R I C I T Y
a«dT O U R E Y E S
P ROGRESS h s [yeen m ade, during the last few years, in the science o f illu m in ation . T h e
im portance o f conserving eyesight has led to a better understanding o f the way in w hich correct hom e ligh tin g guards against ey e strain and its en su in g evils.
There is no reason why you nhould not have in your home lighting which meets all the requirements of modern optical science.
There is no reason why you should subject yourself, or your children, to the risk of injuries to eyes which result from incorrect illumination. ■'
There is no reason why you should not enjoy, when you read, when you perform your household duties and on every other occasion, good lighting.
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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY » . 1929
P 0 RBT GUT SA VINO
LOUIS CRUPI TRANSFERS TO RUTH. H.S.
THE SET-UPBy J o se p h M a r c h
LYNDHURST COURT TEAM LOSES TWO MORE GAMES DURING WEEK
• • SPORT COMMENTime faith futa some columns hack, otfce Since then we have added
d in n e rs Bring on any sort of aPEACE PACTS, V e notified our
,irc tile ere.mi in this reporter- .inothcMike Bring on your (ooth...
' , r , t iomcT to that But football cfrmwfs— yum, yuia- Wc wereiMthered= in Odd Fellows Hall the other sun down paying e Hn-h School gridderc W e had no sooner stepped into ic iou 'hall th..t i ' the O d d Fellow, place, when immediately
tb.ill dinners wa- born. ' Decoration#,, music, -peeche«
dinner, one »t those hom i'jc »—t h the alni *t ip:- that likin-t»' !•*' and cal.“.— 4+4 as wc .wouUol hoppin^ ujurging
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ngs al(.nc.ciij,,.not hit the »pot Just ng nicely, a rotund gentleman made a habitgesticulating wildly with a song program and. about there being a long, lone trail winding:' any body cared!
s o r t o f co in-I here is. about stu b a banquet a pleasant r id ,ire A sort of hail.’ hail! and that stuff. Things are a little cold at thi beginning, to be sure. M utual g re e tin g and stiff , u k 1 s . But about the time we started chasing the chicken legs around the table things had «arm ed up considerably, l o Iks cast side glances and shouted greetings to friends three tables
.«wav. L w n the singing began to .b e enjoyed.
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column arrives a. day 01 susinning p,i"ion ol both, ol us ,is an intense desire t O l inn's, knuckles suc-h as only -Clin- HocUer c l
Fortieth Street, New York, place, 'we were liiigct regular Damons and Pythiases.
Mr (icorgc Holden sal close by us Mr H football onceWith the old Ijnions, Mr Holden \*,h,»Ike Aaron's Lyndhurst A C . baskctballer- ol a
just ahont the snappiest ol loeal ball outfits,. ..._ sat Harvey Hartemann's-pop. M r 'Harteniaiiu ptoud and indignant over the. fact that this author's penchant was leaving ter or two or three out of the lanuly name, ‘shxed, Mr 'sfixed. Down the table a bit Mr William Harvey joined in the singing-vwttj nis-h i-n t it?.. Mr. Harvey's feelings were as a prolessi
flock of .amateurs, xfcfc being quite snooty over the ,lacl
"Larropin Lou” Will Strive To (on- tillin' Hi» Excellent Itfo in l < »m piled Her*- On th e B lue and W h ite Athletic Team». *
W O N D E R !-' ! ' ! . L IN E H L I 'M .E K
“ L a rro p in ' Lou" C rup i has h is Ifist a th le tic (fame fo r L y n d h u rst H ig h Sell«»!. H e conclud e d h is studie .- a t th e local school in F e b ru a ry a n d will c o n tin u e in R u th e rfo rd H igh.
No d e fin ite reason f o r h is t r a n s fe ra l has been g iven , h u t it is well known th a t th e y o u n g s te r w ho co m pile.!' h w o n d e rfu l re c o rd in local .-.ports and w a - , a lw ay s a co lo rfu l f ig u re on a n y field, w as c o n te m p la tin g a ch an g e fo r som e tim e ,
1‘ jiywill h av e com ple ted th e tw e n ty w eek ’ s tu o y a t th e R u th e rfo rd ..•hool m i . .««try be fo re a s tu d en t
c a n co in |)e te in open a th le tic s — by th e tim e n e x t foo tball .-eason ro lls a round. O v e r in the B lue a n d W hite c ity they a re hop ing to see C rup i hold up th e score he m a d e here .
On th e b a se b a ll field he had an u n excelled re c o rd in th.* field and he w ie th e t e a m ‘d h e a v ie s t h itte r . F o o & ja tl, w a i h is diVh, th o u g h . '
EX pected to S ta r A backfie l.l m an from th e day he
st a rti-.l To tn y a ro u n d witli.. .it 1 t»ig-
T hc author o f the W I L D P A R T Y takes the readers o f his recent com tribution to th e .p octry sh e lf behind the scen es o f fistiana If we desired to get i t th is review w ithout too much ado w e m ig h t write that Mr. M arch paints a sharp accurate picture o f boxing It leav es the game p ro esSWo. it is, you w ill agree a f te r re a d in g the Set U p s— naked, s h o rn o f th e gla_ m our golden penned n e w sp a p e r p e o p le have throw n about It, an a , l b o x in g i ^ aj all sensitive, .a b a sh e d
Poetry lovers, m o re e x p e r ie n c e d and m ore d o t in g th a n th e w r ite r , playe*f w ho takes his poetry o r leav es it and d o e s m u ch o f th e la t te r say th a t
the w ork is nothing m o re th a n so m e tim es rh y m in g , so m etim es ry th m ic pose. -----
W e w on’t argue th e p o in t W e a rc m o re c o n c e rn e d w ith th e s p ir it i t saps f ro m boxing Less w ith : " I s it a r t 1
N e v e r fo r a m o m e n t a re w e led to b e lie v e b y th e a u th o r th a t h e is t a k in g us into th a t b e je w e lle d pa lace t h a t / h . luses th e to lle rs o f th e g loves. T h e M adison Square G a rd e n T h e "Sterie o f M a r c h s fistic a ffa irs is a reform ed horse s h e d . 1 '< -< t M a rc h s to r ie s o f a d u s k y b a t t le r w h o se c a r eer is strangely similar in som e re s p e c ts to th o se of H arry W ills and jack j J o h n s o n , tw o m en of c o lo r, w h o h a v e m ad e b o x in g h is to ry
P an»y is a c o lo re d fig h te r . P a n s y is good H e w as su p p le o f b u ild ,G ra c e fu l,T r im : -...H e a v y ab o v e ,W ith legs slim.Compact ,N e a t “
1 V 'C n b e d b y M a r c h he is: —— ,
D u m o n t and C lo ste r B oth Take M easu re O f B lue an d G o ld B asketeers— D u m o n t S w am ps Locals— C lo ste r G am e H a rd F o u g h t and D ecided In Last M in u te O f P lay— L y n d h u rs t G ym nasium . S cene of C lo s te r B a ttle.
Idefi who use » whimpered that ouple ot years Next to Mr
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sk in , ( 'ru p i shorn* on L y n d h u rs t H igh te a m s a s a n offensive t h r e a t a n d a m an on th e defunge to « liscourage any o p p o s in g a t ta c k s .
W h eth e r hi* will g a in a back fie ld p o st in R u th e rfo rd re m a in s t<* be seen . I t is p re t ty m uch o f a c e r ta in ty t h a t he w ill. O nly J o h n n y S ita r -k y will- be b ack in th e K u th e rfo rd *»f-
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three comers.
With a • powerful"line* in front him, many believe that Crupi fia- few ( ..i|iuiIs for line plunging. * >ff fà^t, i lie picks his holes witi
' " M e a n as a p a n th e r .C r a f ty a fox H e c .m id h it” tik e a m u te “ “A nd h e k n e w h o w to box
He rises to th e e s ta te o f fo re m o s t c o n te n d e r f o r th e m id d le w e ig h t c ro w n He raps u p o n th e d o o r o f th e c h a m p io n B u t th e c h a m p o inh e ed s not to those a n d su c c e ed in g ra p s .
U nable to keep h im s e lf a lo n g th e s t ra ig h t a n d n a r ro w p a th , P a n s y is J w on, 10-4, a r ts e n t to ja il. m ont scored a
" A d is se c tio n o f h is p r iv a te life , --------------- — •— R c v.-n h Hj t r e h a d -a n -e j t t r a w tfc ,------------------ ------- -------
A n d th re e s c ra w n y b r a t s L iv in g like sew e r r a ts .”
Olsenites Show Inability to Finish Strong p-------
H e m i^ h t n o t be w o r th a k in g d o m , b u t a ba».k u u a r d ’ w o u ld c o m e in d a rn h a n d y to L y n d h u r s t Hit»h s d rib b lv a r t i s t ' n g h t6n o w .
T w o J an ie s w e n t th e w a y - o f a ^«>°d n ia n y previouis f r a y s a t th e en d in g o t la^t w eek a n d th e b e y in iiif tn ***!■ th is >even day' e ra . D u m o n t w h ip p e d tin- B lue a n d (i()lder> at Ih im o n t , h rid a \T > ^> 1 , a n d C l o s e r c o p p e d a w arm .itfu ir a t th e local ^ y m n a -ru m , 2 2 -Z 1, M o n d a y e v e n in g
In each ^ a m e L y n d h u rs t show ed ish . T ra i l in g fo r th re e quarters and an a la rm in g need fo r a back ^ u a rd . w ell in to th e fo u r th , C lo s te r cam e A g u a rd who w ould s ta y back u n d er up from now here to p u sh in to th e h is own b ask e t. T im e a f t e r tim e op- lead and h*>ld it up to th e final posing- fo rw a rd s d a sh e d f r e e to fin«t w h istle , th e B lue an d Gold hoop u n g u ard ed .P a r tic u la r ly tru e w as th is in the C lo ste r ffam e, w hen one hand sho ts from u n d e r L y n d h u rs t’s b a sk e t Kave the gam e aw ay .
H irm an F o re s ts M o\ed To describe th e D um ont vrame one
m u s t f irs t p o in t o u t th e s a lien t f e a tu re s o f the D um ont g ym nasium . It is a low a ffa ir , w ith wooden» beam s in th e . m iddle of th e ce iling , ham p er- in g loiijg sh o ts. M ore th a n onc«^ J*Iut‘and Gold passes became tangled with th*- st<»r*-
¿ \t ho tim e w as L y n d h u rs t m ore th a n a point, behind an d th e *;rst th re e q u a r t e r ' ^* re a lm o s t o v e rw h e lm ing ly in th e local te a m ’s favo r. T h £ .m a rg in o f its lead \^as c u t dow n o n ly by ex c ited pass w o rk and th e ten d en cy o f th e back tfu a rd to p lay up -cou rt.
L o th ian s ta r te d th e ba ll on a sco rin g sp ree w hen he d ro p p e d in a foul sh o t. O n th e n e x t tows u p he p e g g ed th e le a th e r fro m th e side an d b ro u g h t
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M R JAMES (» \V O OD was at the ‘ same table Mr and laughed trying to act unworried by the fact
chicken eximmg on. At another table Mr Dave Flynn .x . picks and sneers with M r. William Pattison. And Mr. L> there in alt his august presence. Mr. John Flynn turned, unwilling to miss the oratorical fireworks, which, ae the reporter's dictionary were brilliant, unparalleled and iiniqu Lyndhurst's history. Mr, John J Breslm, Jr., whose office we'will expend space quoting here, 'was toastmaster. He told everybody what a tough racket this dinner committeeing is.
W<iod la'ughed that there, was
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H e c o m e s o u t e v e n tu a lly . B u t h e is n o t th e sam e. P r iso n has c h a n g e d th e m o u ld o f h is o n c e firm flesh T h e s u p p le m u scles h a v e lo s tth e i r s p r in g in ts s ; h is a rn is th e i r ja r r i n g p u n c h , hfs leg s th e i r flee tness .
In s e a rc h o f th e fe w d o lla rs t h a t a re th e d o le o f th e p re lim in a ry s .r a p p e r h e t ie s h im se lf w ith tw o o f th e m a n a g e rs w h o in fe s t th e tid e w a te rs >1 b o x in g
" M e e t th e p a ir ;
T w o -of th e w o r s t - * , —;A n d sew y o u r s h i r t t o y o u r b a c k f irs t,”
„ , h ^ ji T h e s to r y R oes a lo n g in t h a t v e in . P a n sy is s ig n e d to m e e t a c o m e r" E .l 'h e ^ l 'ry o n , th . 'l iu th e r fo r .l C oach, | in th e f ig h t in g w o r ld T h e m a n a g e r o t th e f ig h te r w h o is b e in g s te e re diiot*"openly op tim is tic a b o u t any siiv- ; fo r b ig g e r a n d b e t te r th in g s to m ak e th e affa ir m o re c e r ta in fo r h is m ang le p la y e r, yanked o n e g ra y h a i r ' c o n tra c ts f o r a c e r ta in su m w itt). P a n s y 's m a n a g e rs . to h a v e th e c o lo re d j .from his h ead w hen h e h eard th a t f ig h te r " g o in to th e t a n k '^ ^ 'T h a t n \ th e p a r la n c e is th e te rm u s e d f o r th e ¡G roenehdyke , f
i f th e ho les s to p p ed ,
One had o n ly to see h im d rop ; ix D over ru n n e rs in succession la s t fo o tball season to re a liz e th e d a r k 1 sk inned p lu g g c r’s d e fen siv e w o rth . H is record d r if te d o v e r to H asbrouck .H eights w h e re th ey a s s ig n e d one m a n j t .i w atch C ru p i, w h e th e r th e H e ig h ts , o r L y n d h u rs t w as on th.* offense a n d ;
ll> w h e th e r o r n o t the L a rru p in g p i ty in
th e g ird e rs .
T h a t, how ever, w as expec ted . The d e fe a t w asn ’t. T hose w ho saw th e f irs t D um ont g am e w hich ly n d h u r s t
s till m ystified . Du- lingle b a sk e t in th a t
iiiim e, th a t long a f te r th e f irs t h a lfhad. fiasse<l ,into iiistory.— ------ ----------
E v en .w ithou t C a p ta in J a m e s L o th ian , w'ho w as ind isposed , L y n d h u rst could n o t im ag in e how it w as g o ing to be licked. Bob iWahan sw ep t th re e g o a ls and fo u r fo u ls th ro u g h th e -hoops to —knock off te n p o in ts ,-onl-y- a s th e a u th o rs say i t : “ to no av a il,”
T h e sco re:D U M O N T (2<i)
up to th re e . A t q u a r te r , f ig u res fa v o re d th e O lsen-tim e th e
ite s , 8-5.T he sco re w as even a t th e en d of
th e h a lf , b u t in tlie n e x t < iuarter L y n d h u rs t led, 1!>-15. C lo s te r c re p t up and a f t e r th e sco re w as tie d , a fou l sh o t by K othm an g a v e th e v is i- to r s th e lead . M ahan b r o u g h t back th e b ig end o f th e ta l ly w hen he sank a h aw k er, b u t F ilie b ro k e a w a y to find h im s e lf u n d er th e b a s k e t and h is to s s w on th e g am e
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M ayor VCoods spoke. W h a t a h a rd life the fo o tb a ll players lead was th e substance o f his talk , M r. Paul V iv ers spoke. M r. V ivers, tak ing th e liberty o f te lling one p f A1 S m ith ’s (rem em b er h im .) jokes, also d e lib e ra te l^ p la g u r i/e d L ieu t, l.ind- b erg . I t was “ w e” w ho pushed over everybody b u t H asbrouck H e ig h ts . M r. V ivers cou ld not see how the H e ig h ts licked L y n d h u rs t. A n ’ w ho could, M r. V ivers, an ’ w h o could? H e en d ed by m ournfu lly te lling the g a th e rin g that even tu a lly and inev itab ly insects w ould p ry th e ir w ay in to every b o d y 's livers
■and o th er vitals. --^w, a ____ —
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he is a c e r ta in ty fo r th e line w hich wan dem o lish ed by g ra d u a tio n
cu rious m ovem ent*
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_ rtam fighters make before draping themselves upon back field. rcslncj f]<K)r fo r no apparent reason.
T he m anagers agree, and neglect only to tell Pansy that he is to fake the knockout So old and worn is he, they speculate, th a t he will fall w ithout the urge of an extra ten dollars. Pansy is of the same opin-
Mr William sj^orts spoke Mr
C h i e f ' B ro a d h e a d , ' h e a d ^<if M o n tc la ir A c ad e m y s B ro a d h e a d sh o u ld h a v e a co u p le o l co lu m n s b y
h im se lf . I t he h a d o n ly m e n tio n e d th e d e a d ly e ffec ts ol c ig a re tte s liew o u ld h a v e reccT ved~ them fro m th is w r i te r M r B ro a d h e a d -s p o k e o t rf tx itb a ll H a v in g re fe re e d so m e th in g like ><>0 ( c o u n t 'e m ) co n te s ts hes e e m e d to k n o w a b it a b o u t th e s u b je c t ' < M r . B ro a d h e a d lias a p le a sa n t, th in v o ice . O n e o f th o se v o ic e s th a t s n a p q u ick ly in to a lash . H is h a l f tim e d re s s in g room ta lk - ir.u -t be tre a t s.
But in the fight som ething gets in to him. H is ebony legs and arms gam fo r a few more fleeting seconds th e ir form er strength and deftness.
R O W I I N f l A R T I S T S 1 Added to that he has never lost w hat he learned o f boxing. H e knocks« f t I I d I Cl ^ ~om er ou t Uj thc j lsmay ()f bo th managers." "
T he end o f thc trail comes fo r Pansy in fron t of a subway train.He falls there after a ¿E ase by the fighter he h a s defeated and his m anagers w ho think t h a t he h a s tricked them .
G A T H E R R O U N D T H E B A N N E R , B O Y S I
C J L O N E L F A R R I N G T O N , a s h o r t g e n tle m a n , n o t satisfied w ith b e in g k icked a ro u on S y rac u se 's fo o tb a ll te a m , h a d to get in to
th e b ig scrap in a F re n c h u n ifo rm , sp o k e a f t e r M r. B ro a d h ea d . T h e n M r E d w a rd C O lsen , c o ac h , p re s e n te d f if te en "L s ' to th e re g u la rs o f th e fo o tb a ll team . E v e ry b o d y got a b ig h a n d —M r. J a m e s W o o d s w h o h a s seen th e m all, w h e n it co m es to loca l a th le tic s , lo o k e d o v e r th e la te s t re p re s e n ta tiv e s w ith p le a se d eyes.
M r E dw ard T ry o n , Blue and W h ite m entor, sa t' at the official's tab le exchang ing tho u g h ts on the coaching job . M r, A llan P h ilp , an o th e r R u th e rfo rd ian , w ho used to sport edit a w;eekly sheet, bu t w h o early saw th e e rro rs of his w ay and re form ed, was p resen t. M r. W illiam C . Collins was there and M r, W illiaiii W(H>ds, w ho, kccp th is to yourself, i*. btiif/ed as be ing just about the n iftiest baseball p layer ever tu rn e d out in L yndhurst, added to th e applause fo r W illiam Jr.
C app ielo F in d s M aple* to H is l.ik - ing. Hut G e ts No S u p p o r t.
The In te rb o ro F ive en d ed the s e a son la s t n ig h t by w in n in g th e three gam es in a n In te r -C ity R ow ling L eague m a tch w ith th e L y n d h u rs t How ling C lub a t th e In te rb o ro a lle y s in C a r ls ta d t. T h is w as th e la s t leag u e gam e o f th e season.
Frey , o f th e In te rb o ro s , w as h igh sco rer w ith 230*'and C ap , o f th e L y n d h u rsJ^ te am , w as n e x t w ith 221. Schenone, o f th e hom e bow lers , w as th ird w ith 211.
T he sco res :L Y N D H U R S T H .V '.
Divine . C arboy M abie . C arp ino C ap . .
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III
March* was not the first t o w rite boxing into his verse. John M asefield relea>ed "T he Everlasting M ercy” back m 1911 and comparatively recently Joseph A usländer w rote “T h e Knockout." Masefields effort is' something apart from th e other. T h e poem treats of a bout fought for thc honor of the* men; th e o ther tw o have their characters battling for the w inner's purse
In all three the crow ds w atching the fights are brought in to considerable length M arch 's fans yell loudly and o f ten :
• 'B reak ,d u h nigger's face!Break it!Sock him . Sailor—H e can 't take it!"
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L o s in g to C lo s te r b y a s in g le p o in t, d u p lic a tin g a lm o s t th e sco re o f th e f i r s t g am e o f th e ir B e rg en L eag u e se r ie s , L y n d h u r s t show ed th e o ld j f a u l t o f b e in g u n a b le to pull i ts e lf -j- to g e th e r in th e th ro e s o f a ho t fin - '
’ 7 721Referee— Marvel, South Orange.S co re r— E a r l , L y n d h u rs t.
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W i t h o u t à S w a tOne Interesting event of the m il
lenium will be the spectacle of the mosquito and the camper lying down together.
F r e d e r i c k R e s s e g u i e
ORGANIST, St. Matthew’s Lutheran ChurchT etcher
Piano D epartm entScientific M ethods
Vocal Department High Voice Placement
Diaphragmatic Support of Tone« Enunciation
Pronunciation Interpretation
Touch, Technic, S ight Reading.Theory M em oriu tion
(Second A partm ent)Studio: 53 Livingston Avenue LyndburK, ,’N . J.
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H ere is A uslander's picture:
Sullen and sudden through thc dark flat air; T h ^ ^ ^ ^ C Q U g f t t r p fategm retched ev erywehcrct — T he belching; and somewhere the splashing of stinking Tobacco juice, somewhere the smell of men drinking."
Victtnis, vilc, ^ n o r a n t all th ree th ink of the crowds who watch prizeT hc same spirit is evident in Masefield’s spectators:
“T h a t's thc style Bill, give him hell!”
T h e fo o tb a ll > sa t b ack s to th e >i th a t e a r b c lm ^ > to th e s h o w w ith h is s in g in g ,
. f r o m th e v an tag e ot th e "H .im d e tti N T T in ja d d iru ^ ia w
T H A I L E A C il E
quad w as‘herded together at one table. The player^ ludience. It was: ‘That s Iron Mike § neck And Mr ( '.ivipi Mr Motorcycle ('op Peters almost stoic
W alter Mitchell sneered down on the folks rchestras platfortn Mr County Detective and order To"the occiisu>n
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t.iIt give>' us sincere drsplcaMir« pact which wa> recently pcr.pcrtr.it Army Navy o r . Princeton Harvard. Alter . helped cement• friendship, g«n»d sport.Mnan> ball season-, Nutlcy decided that next yea Belleville No reason (<thcr than tha.t only given
annovince that that elegant peace er in Belleville and Nutlcy lias gone
large crowd and (w° bands up, and good w,lil, last foot- *s schedule will not include strong teams arc desired was
T h a t takes a d ro p o u t o f th e league Bob K ing suggested du ring the football season. Ih e league, to rem ind you, would include Belleville, N u tley , K earny an d L yndhurst. R u th erfo rd would n o t1 be given th e cold shoulder if it asked fo r adm ission.I hings >eemed to he breaking in th e right d irec tio n . N utley applied to local au tho rities for a p lace on next y e a r’s schedule. Cautiously, Coach O lsen , wrote hack th a t next y ea r is already filled up, h u t in 1<H0 it would be su itab le fo r h im .It should be a suitable game lo r Nutley Kearny will eventually
fall into line Belleville would not prove hard to schedule. T here j would be your league Rules could be made, of course, providing for. . . i t r I w<*re: Mr*. Louise Demareat, Mr».sch o o ls d ro p p in g o u t a t v a rio u s tim es in o rd e r to p a tc h u p ag a in a n d g iv e j ennie Demarent, Mr». K. fcicke, Mr«.us more and better peace pacts. Perhaps, even a league football d inner Newman, Miaa Fannie ThinceU.
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th e y c ry .A nyone w ho has witnessed a prize fight in the smaller arenas will
. . _ — ~ test, (y to thc , ru th o f thc poets' descriptions It would stem th a t boxingMany DOWling 1 earns | is described accurately
Enjoy Sports In the y e t
Tw o Lyndhurst A lleysH ow ling is g ro w in g m o re p o p u la r!
in L y iu lh u rs t every d a y , and a lm o s t 1 every w eek a n ew b o w lin g g ro u p is form ed.
T h e M e rry T ro u p ro lled a t th e R oosevelt P a la c e H ow ling alley?» la s t F r id ay e v en in g , w h en Mrs. Theresa S eh re c k en s te in w as h ig h w ith a »core o f 222. t ie o rg e (.¿uinzer w as second w ith a »core of 18*».
The Jolly Howling f lu b met at the Pyramid Howling »Alleys on F riday afternoon for its regular weekly contest. The high neorea were made by Mrs. William Schulte, Mrs. j .Parker, and Mrs. A. Kndlekoefer. llostesse» for the afternoon were Mrs. J. O’Neill, and Mrs. Parker.Mrs. Frank Bickel, o f New York was a special guest for the afternoon.
. Other members of the club present
It would be a whopper, be placed on the menu.
could he arranged that pigs knuckles Schnitzel, though
Palum bo W ill Lead Columbus Club Jrs.
The Columbus Club, Jrs. held a meeting at their club house on Feb. 8, 1929. Every member was present at the meeting and plans were- made for the 1929 baseball season. Two new members were admitted into the dub. Many topics were voted on including the buying of baaebsll suits
W e, prematurely, suggest W e'll settle for W einer
Officers and baseball captain
manager wer? elected as follows: Frank Polito was elected secretary, Carmine Palumbo, the- one who organized this club was eleoted manager and treasurer; Hooking manager will be Michael Polito. Samuel Palumbo, local grid star of Lyndhurst High, was unanimously voted as cap
tain o f the nine, Oiat will represent the club.
"This club expects to turn out one . o f the best teams on the diamonds
——j o f B e r g a n . , 1_ ~ :and For games with this club write to
Mrs. Thomas Landells. Mrs. B. Dowling, and Mrs. L. Brockman.
-- oI DK. HUGH Bl KBANK
MAKKIKS HI’THKRKORDtilR L ON MONDAY
Announcement is made of the mar- riage o f Miss Anna Wissert of Ruth-
j erford, to Dr. Hugh E. Burbank, of j Lyndhurst, on February 11th, 1929 at 1 Hartford, Conn. The ceremony wa*
performed by the Rev. Francis P.I Nolan, a classmate o f Dr. Burbank,I M . ------------------
¡the booking manager, Michael Polito, ,82 Smith avenue, Lyndhurst.
IV
O n ly on this point h a v e ’we a quarrel with the writers. T hey are not versatile e n o u g h r T h ey sec boxing. T hey see it as it is i
" Yet in tw o of the poems the favored boxer is first knocked ou t by foul m ethods and th en brough t back to consciousness by his seconds who use th a t old tnck of th rusting a knife between th a t very tender portion of flesh th a t rests betw een the finger bone and thc nail the same spirit Foul m outhed. . .filthy beyond description.
A n d th e crowds arc everlastingly brought in. They are set up in But the poets are no t versatile enough
, Masefield wirtes. — W h o 'd never felt thc boxer's trim , ,
O f brains divinely knit to limb,N or » I t thc whole line body go O ne tin t» '" '" health from toe to toe "
T h ere is som ething the w riters have overlooked Forget thc squalor and ignorance that lies beyond the ropes W atch the scuffle of thedancing feet, the quick retreat, the sudden fein t, thc bobbing head, theweaving body . . V
All th a t is l iq u id . . , .is poetic motion A ll th a t is beautiful Theyhave seen fit. the p o tu , to ran t volumes on the charm o; thc winging swallow, the melancholy beauty of the sobbing m ghting gale. . . .
T h e perfectly condituirted boxer's body is a thing of beauty, something to be adm ired . . yet the poets, seekers of beauty, as they are, fail to recognise it
M arch 's book is painfully realistic The phase that he has chosen of boxing has been developed accurately
But the o ther side. M ister T he other side
Mrs. Zeck RoUs High Score At Bow ling
M rs. M ary Zeck, o f Stuyvesant Avenue, held high sco re at th» bow ling , (o n test held by the S u n sh in e Bowlers at the Roosevelt A lleys last W ednesday a f te rn o o n
Other high scores »-ere made by Mrs. Katherine Eberhardt, Mrs. Florence Castles, and Mrs. Margaret De Young. Other bowlers in the match J
-w ere. Mrs. Lillian Koehler. Mrs. John Simonson, Mrs, Richard O livers, Mrs. Charles C.reven, Mrs, Fred Schacht, Mrs. Herbert Adams. Mrs. J. Fulk-
-M .J jp k . Newell . jui^Jjrs,Benha Fisse.
LYNDHURST THEATRELYNDHURST, N .J.
S U N D A Y , M O N D A Y , F K B R I A R Y 1? - 18
BELLE B E N N E T T in
“ POWER OF SILENCE’S U N D A Y V A U D E V I L L E c o n t i n u o u s
“ GIFT N1TE”M O N D A Y E V Ec
B eautiful G ifts A w arded to H o ld ers o f Lucky N u m b ers
T U E S D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R l A R Y 19 - 20 D ouble F eature
C O R N E L IU S K E E F E in
“ The Man from Headquarters”H E L E N F O S T E R in
“ SWEET SIXTEEN”WEDNESDAY V A U D E V I L L E NITE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 ■ 22 Two Features
TOM SANTASCHI in“ THE ISLE OF LOST MAN”
LILA LEE in“ THE ADORABLE CHEAT”
FRIIJAV MAT. V A U D E V I L L E EVE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2JRICA RO CORTEZ in
“ THE GUN RUNNER”m a t i n e e V A U D E V I L L E — e v e
THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1% 1 W
- * 4Miss A nn ette S a tin o WOMEN TO HOLD
Entertained Friends D AY O F PRAYERA t V alen tin e P arty AT M. E. CHURCH
M iss Annette Snvino, daughter of*M r. an d Mrs. Carmine S av ino , o f Hiiige R oad , e n te r ta in e d a t a Valen
Friday » i l l be obnerved a s a w orld H idee R oad, e n te r ta in e d a t a .'a ien - d a y a t th e h o sp ita l, an d »hen he » a s t in e p a r ty a t her hom e on F r id a y t h i s a n n u a l e v e n t is sp o n so red by evening. Tfte guests were members the C ouncil of Women for H om e Mis- o f th e Girl S c o u t P n tro l , o f T ro o p sions and the Federation of Women's Tw o, L y n d h u rs t Girl S cou ts . B o ard s o f F o re ig n M ission*.
Thè h o u se was p re t t i ly d e c o ra te d jt w |j| ^ a union serv ice to bewith red hearts an d red and w h ite a l ^ M eth o d ist C hurch . Thestreamers and dainty white cu p id s , p ro g ra m w ill inc lude meditation who were sh o o tin g d a r t s a t th e ,(n<j ptmyert so n g s a n d m essa g es andhearts. G a m es a n d s in g in g »'as en- gcrjpture re ad in g .
¿ ^ 4 * ¡ ¡ A i • it e r s , th e T h e co m m itte e on arrangements M isses ( - ra c e a n d C h a r lo tte S a v in o , a re M rs. C h a r le s C rom ley , M etho te a c h e rs in th e loca l schools. d is t C h u rc h ; M iss M arie E. W ilcox ;
The g u e s ts w e re M isses E le a n o r W ea tro in a te r P re s b y te r ia n ; Mrs. M artin , C a th e r in e H a * ,. . . M y rtle ^ ^ J . ' . ^ h Aid
l e n 'E l / a n t r K avelew sk i. and a V al- ridge ,' V n i te d l* « » b y te n n n t h u r. h; i n tin e i>arty is n o t q u ite c o m p le te y rs J a m e s T a i t . 1 ro te s ta n t B f i - w ith o u t a few bo y s . R o b ert C o llin s , ', r h u p r h . M rs. T h o m as H. W illiam F ly n n , W tllu u n l aw fe , •“ > W a lsh , p re s id e n t o f W o m an 's
Christian Temperance Vnion.
a a a D a o a g a a a a D ftCHa i » ^
Higgins and W alter Uow invited und were present0 ö t t Ö f i ö O t t O C 8 Ö D O Ö D O O D O Ö Ö D i
w ere a lso
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S e l e c t e d P h o t o p U y t
Tfefe U n t 1 * 0 M » . * ’“ *•• ’ jS u n d a y s C o n t in u o u s ^
S U N D A Y , M O N D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 1" - 1«“ SINGAPORE MUTINY”
with Estelle Taylor
Rex Bell in “TAKING A CHANCE”
T U E S D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A T * ~CORINNE GRIFFITH in “OUTCASI
“ LADIES OF THE NIGHT CLUB ”-—r-------------with Ricardo Cxirtez
Mr. a w l Mrs. T . D o b Entertained G uests On Saturday Evening
M r. a n ti M r» . T h o m a s D u n n , o f P a r k P l a t e , e n t e r t a in e d a g r o u p o f f r ie n d s a t t h e t r h o m e o n S a t u r d a y e v e n in g , tri h o n o r o f M r * . P u n » * «
b ir th d a y
T h e d e c o r a t io n » a c r e s u it a b le f o r th r V a le n t in è s e a v m . w i t h re d a n d w h ite ¡d r e a m e r ? , ik e f a v o r » m e re re d ¿ h d th e b ir th d a y c a k e w a s art».* t i c a l ly d e c o r a t e d w ith m i k i n * a n d tin y red c a n d le » .
. T h e evening; v a s p le a s a n tly » p e n t w ith d a n c in g , ¡ungtng a n d g a m e » .
H aro ld D unn e n te r ta in e d w ith e a - h ib ition dancinff. A t m n in ig h ; a d r - liffh tfu l su p p er w as .-erved
The ' gue«t s w ere M r am i Mt * J F o rsh e e a n d J u liu s and t e a t n e e K »r shee, o f !U*lievilie, M r a n d Mr>. F ra n k
~ A i r ien , n f N u tiry ; Mi«* frJsie t vf*-r. C h arle s an d E dw in H ender> on . l i a r old D unn . M rs. E lu a tw th P e t> r ^ «Mi » e s Jo se p h in e H ill. C ath erin - D unn, Mr». Alicia R eilly . tie < rg v D unn, of L y n d h u rs t.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lydiate Entertained G uests
Mr. an«I Mr*. t îe o rg e L y d ia te , o f S um ftie r Av enue , e n te r ta in e d :» n u m ber \»f th e i r fr ien d s a t th e ir hom e. Dancinff, m usic and g a m e - w ith a su p p e r a t m id n ig h t, w e re the f e a t u r e ' o f l i • f tïi n ing*» j■ » .» 'Vir»--
T he jfuesLa we re ; M r. and M rs. E . H oughton , M rs. M ary O V onftrtr, Mr. and M rs. J o h n H tffffins, Mr. and M iV Jo sep h (¿m tTan, Mr a n d M rs. t ie o rg e L y d ia te , J r . , Blisses A nna , ( a th e r in e and Rose lïrafT an , a n d J a n ie » ' t 'a r - m an, J r . all of ly n d h u r s t ; . Mi.vT F lo rence M ead, o f R u th e r fo rd ; Mi* and M+- R oland K H am m ond, an d ■ laughter. M iss A u d rey H am m om tT o f B rooklyn. an d Jo h n J C h am b e rs , o f New Y ork .
Bergen Co. Council O f U nits T o Hold
FSATERSJTT CttVt*TKRS l i m T K A . FKB. I*TH
Fraternity Chapter, Outer »f tëa*- t*m Star will hnld a Stiver Ten at the Mawmi. t'lnb. »|«>n»..red by tj*eSeven l i s t e r s , on H V in w rfsy a f te r noon. February .#Mli K w tjsa * I» n i M f in v ited . kJaW rw i* plan* have hern made by the Seven Staters.
M HKM KKS'iTKIN'i HOSTSAT » K P IH M , V S M \» :K > \K >
KEARNY TRACKMAN SHOW ING SPLENDID
FORM AT MEETSTrndmasi of S c w l i l T r*n . H«U
m g I . w m I I n d e t m w l l * » 1 IV e r In » . H a rw M J a r t l u t e ( a r d in a l I » * g e r a C le a n l > 1 « t nw w la M e r t ,
IMSFKAT r » W » r * » ! t IN KM. O
M. L CHURCHT h e toy»ç i&* t h e * * » n u n g
a t th e M etl*w tl« t e t Ä r f c .thi* Sunday. Hr the p»*t*e ihm )**+ iir* * rg e T m s n ta s a . wiii .he- 'A t - ry AU th e W a y ,* w h ile th * U ih » • «Ke ;w**ors «»II W <*•» * * a * ;n cU«a l a th # « « u n i a t n f M ***
wÜt fee “iK sr Fv*»4 u r e a l » m e n
Mr jksnd M rs A r th u r S^hprckeii »fein, ó f S tu y v e s a n t Avttnue, b ra te d th e s U te e n t^ th e ir wed«4tn|r a t t'hej d ay even i rig, by e n te r ta in in g a few f n e n d * a t c a r tis ^ î h e g u e s ts prv .u n te ti th** h o » t^an d ho»tra» w ith »han d so m e te a **-t
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T h e -»(jfti e A s *S ch n e id e r, and S*di-e Kiider», M rs
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T H U R S D A Y , F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2 1 - 2 2
“ MOTHER KNOWS BESTwith Madge Bellamy and Louise Dresser
also —- . • - ,Helene Chadwick in
“ CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ”S a t u r d a y “ F e b r u a r y h
Raymond Novarro in “ FORBIDDEN HOURS ”
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“THE HERO OF THE CIRCUS”with Special Cast
7 T H E PISO D E O F "T H E M Y ST E R Y R ID E R ”
Luncheon, M arch 12
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•ffett C o un ty t ’ouncil o f 1 n its o f th e . e m p h a s is on th e n a ta l day o f th e New J e r s e y W om en’s R ep u b lican C lu b t,r« a t K m ancipat«»r and ‘th e ffn-at
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n if t on W ednesday a f te rn o o n a< th e hum .' n f Mr«. • '. I ' K very o f R r t.h r lle P a rk , w hen a rra n ite ra e n t» w ere .m ad e fo r th e an n u a l l .e |f i» la t i \e L uncheon w hich w i l l . b e he ld a t t h r ’ O n ta n i C lub H o u se in’ H a ck e n sac k on 1 ue^-.
i .lay , M arch 12thS p en k e ra a t th e luncheon will be
i .]uiln>' R obert < '»n-y. o f J e r s e y C ity ;I F re e h o ld e r A ndrew k n u \ , o f T e n a fty ;
and M rs. l.u lu H u n te r o f J e r s e y C ity .
T h e a n n u a l m a sq u e an d civic ball by th e M asonic H u b w ill be he ld on
o f o n e o f th e ( f r e a tp a t s t a t e s m e n w ho. h o ld s T\i<- h o n o r a n d lo v e o f Un- A m e r ic a n )n’* ijilr in h i* h e a r t a s m u . h t o d a y , a s w h e n h*- d i r c c t i 'l t h r d e . t l iiie» o f th i s c o u n t r y itu r in ir t h r tim e«. Ilf i t s g r e a t e s t t r i a l s
J iid if i F a k e h im s e lf a d e a c e n d a n t o f H evo l u t lu n a r ) s tm -k‘, im b u e d w ithlo v e o f c o u n t r y a n d p a t r io t i s m , w a s ___fu lly a b le t o m a k e t h e y o u n g e r m e n ruM Up t , , .(» té r e a l i s e th e g r e a t r e s p o n s ib i l i t i e s | . , , n g t ie fo r r
Large A udience At Lyndhurst Theatre
Opening On M ondayT h e 1 y n d h u ra t T h e a t r e re^»|*etwal «»n
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S s u y \e » a n t a v e n u e w a» wt.iri* th a n th e <#reat W h it« W a y f o r tra itl* a n d c«»nge»tion I t .w a w ritn-eaaary to h av e th e |a d i r e d ep a rtm « * n t do t h r i r »tuff to k e e p tr»lt\» o p e n I’h r »tow *U c a m e f ro m f» r a n d n e a r to w itn e s»
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w hich th e y owe to th e g o v e rn m e n t " f c u r ta in Ihe h o u a r » a» | m>. ked 1 I t ,nv m e masonic viuu « ,,, « . . . .« ~ free iaiui which ha* no iM4Ual '■[' .»pne.ty and . the. "standing......r.aunW a s h in g to n 's b ir th d a y eve a t the O d d ! the fa c e o f th e g lobe . only" sign was p u t on display at theF ellow s H a ll. A d o o r p r i ie w ill be In c id e n ta lly , y e a te rd ay Leo Trubek i* ,, <>m, ,
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man oi inr com m m ee. - • Fairbanks, Jr als,, a comedy andwill be • furnished by Heinrich's or-j tainly picture.! aa good Am en, ans w vrl, | ,1|r , lme , c t a ,.f vau.levt!|e c h e s tra : • + n W stSutich Kimmiwik. " -------— ^ l ~ »•*,
a w n rd ed . a s well a s p n . e s fo r th e and W illiam M iller paaaed a n o th e rv a rio u s costum e*. I rv in g l*haro in j milestone in their lives and whll. chairman of the committee. Music not hailed as l.lncolns, wer .
T h e
M otorists of L yndhurst
AN UP-TO-DATE GARAGE/ C a r s G r e a s e d a n d W a s h e d
Day and Night S e r v i c eS t o r a g e — Day or Month
in a Heated GarageT i r es Changed and Re p a i r e d
WE WILL GLADLY CALL FOR AND DELIVER CARS INTOWN
DO NO HESITATE TO ASK FAVORS. WE ARE HERETO SERVE YOU. ^
C O N N O L L Y S
Tht* r«»»nthff week 4he piet ne'e* afr ch a n g iH i On S u n d a y , T u e w la y , T h u r* ' d a y a n d S a tu r« la> tn c lttd tn g new vaudeville a<t« on Weilnraday», Fri d a y » , S a tu r d a y » a n d S u m ta y *
I *"T K >Mr* Helen K Smith, >>t I imnir»t<<4i
Avenue, w a* h«»*te»a on Friday af tem oon to the "Heven Sis rrsM würn plan» were made for a Silver Ira to held at thr Ma#onn t lub H>*u»e
I on Weilneailay afternoon, Februar) ,2 0 th
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■ Av**t»ue, will *»r -¡nr • f thr I«« al re«id«fita t«> atteniT Ho ThaugurâTT<*f» of Prr»nient Mo*'»ver- in Via*hington
I «m May« h 4th Shr^-WfU h r \ Hr gtt+ «4 of thr Maa<*nn Clyli wtil I*«, hebt **n Delaware, and former If- itm o t f that ktate, who I» » <-ou»ln of hunhatid» t apt airi Wil iam David*"«
ALBERT MlTCHEL & SONIMumhan|{ â n tl t t r j n n g C o n w r t o i f
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THE PRISCILLA ART SHOPPE. : - - — r - o § | 7 | | >
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PRISCILLA ART SHOPPE 2 2 9 Sluyvêtant Ave. Lyndhunt
4 8 3 VALLEY BROOK AVE. LYNDHURST, N.J.PHONE RUTHERFORD * * 0
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The Quality Produce MarketFresk F rviti and V egetable* DaÜy
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THE Q U A U T Y PRODUCE MARKETI V? , *■%> » —4
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WEEKLY PHOTOPLAY GUIDEPrepared by
The Beiter Film* C o » i t t e e o f the Lyndhurst Central P a n a t T ea ck m Aaaadatioa
T h e follow ing films will be shown at the Ritz Theatre
Sunday and M onday, F e b ru a ry 17 fa ir w ith th e re s u lt th a t h e r d au*h - and 18— ‘‘S in g ap o re M u tin y .” F . B. j te r h a s a_serious n e rv o u s b reak d o w n - 0 . p roduction . P re s e n tin g E s te lle b u t F a te and th e docto r Taylor in th e re le o f an ad v en tu ress whose presence on th e 't r a m p ' f r e ig h te r , bound fo r S in g a p o re , in vo lves th e officers an d crew in a dead ly feud th a t leads to m u tin y and sh ipw reck a s th e s to ry develops.A d u lt en te r ta in m e n t.
“ T a k in g A C hance." F ox productio n , fe a tu r in g Lola T odd and Hex Bell. F ro m th e novel, " T h & ^ m t o f C a lam ity G ulch ," by R ichard H ret H a r te . A co lo rfu l s to ry o f the W est C upid ta k e s a hand w hen a cow- p u n ch er and a m issio n ary com bine to m ake bad m en g o < ^ A dult e n te r ta in m e n t. F ox N ews.
T u esd ay anil W ednesday, F eb ru a ry 39 and 20 "O u tc a s t.” F ir s t N a tio n a l p roduction , fe a tu r in g C o rrin e G riffith. A m odernized film version of th e s tag e p lay in w hich '~E lsie F e r guson s ta r re d ten o r tw e lve y e a rs a(fo— excep t th a t th e loca le h a s been changed fro m London to San F r a n cisco. T he s to ry d e a ls w ith th e . ro m ance o f a young w om an of th e te n derlo in and an id le r w hom she re g e n era tes . A d u lt, e n te r ta in m e n t.
‘‘L ad ies o f th e N ig h t C lub .”
in te rfe re .
Thè a c tin g is good. E ndorsed a s a -“ selected p ic tu re ” by T he N a tio n a l B oard o f Review an d recom m ended fo r th e fam ily aud ience, includ ing young people o f h ig h school age.
“C onfessions o f a W ife .” F ro m th e E xce llen t S tud ios, f e a tu r in g H elene Chadw ick. F rom th e s ta g e p la y by Owen D avis. T he s to ry o f a socie ty w om an 's pass io n fo r ^ IT n b H n i a t '
i b ridge and th e d ire difficu lties h e r I u n re s tra in e d p lay le ad s hfcr into .
A d u lt e n te r ta in m e n t. P a th e News.S a tu rd a y , F e b ru a ry 23— “ T he F o r
b idden H o u r.” M etro -G oldw yn-M ay- e r p ro d u c tio n — w ith Rene A doree. R am on N o v a rro , .to o , is a t h is b est a s th e p rin c e -a t-p la y . T he s to ry o f a k in g who g ave u p h is th ro n e fo r love. V e ry e n te r ta in in g . F o r th e m a tu re aud ience.
“ T h e H e ro o f th e C ircu s.” A U n iv e rsa l th r i l l f e a tu re m ade by th e P i t ta tu g a F ilm Co. o f I ta ly . Ma-
tained fifteen young people from Newburgh, two from Philadelphiaand one from Ohio. ____ .__
Work on the play is progressing and a rehearsal will be held on Thursday eVMiitlg. Early in the Spring the Society expects to put on one of the beat plays ever presented in Lyndhurst.
St. M ary’s Guild T o H old Sham rock Lunch
Sacred H eart 16th Annual Card M edley
D raw s Large Crowd
More than five hundred persons attended the sixteenth annual card parly held on Friday evening at the Franklin School by the Sacred Heart parish. The card players came from ]Lyndhurst, Rutherford, Hasbrouck |Heights, Hackensack, and o th e r , towns in the northern part of the j county.
Mrs. J. J. Breslin, sr., was chair-1 man of the committee, which was made up of members of the parish who have served on the committee for the entire sixteen years. The committee serving this year included,
R M rs BT k B ^ , i n MM re .
ward“" h 5 e s , J M r s .V i l ia m " k e h « ’. The rpP°rt the card party heldMrs. Thomas Landells, Mrs. Ida at the church on Tuesday ,vem ng Kennedy. Mrs. Jam es Harris, Mrs. ",o st “ ^ fa c to r y to all present W. B. Kelly, Mrs. Peter Stinson and About seventy-five guests attended Miss Mary Rogers. the party The committee m cK&rge
T h e attendance was so large that « J * th e auditorium soon overflowed, and
Mrs. William C. Schweigert, of Watson Avenue, was hostess last Wednesday evening to the members of the St. Mary’* Guild of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, when plans were made for a Shamrock Luncheon to be held at the Parish Hall, Forest
Local M an A ccuses R utherford M an Of
S tea ling H is M oney
Walter J. Rowe, of 172 Valley Brook Avenue, lodged a complaint against Frank Fleming, o f 53 Orient W ay, Rutherford, who conducts a taxi business, on charges o f «tealing eight-hundred dollars from his per- son. j
In making the complaint, Rowe stated that he had one thousand dollars when he and a friend of his had gone out riding with Flem ing in his j taxi, last Sunday, and that he had i spent two hundred of the one thous- and dollars, and that Flem ing had ' stolen the eight hundred dollars.
Fleming w as arrested, and was
It costs a thousand doOan moreto e q u a l C H R Y S L E R
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on h is p e rso n . He is b e in g held fo r a h e a r in g b e fo re J u d g e L eyden in H ackensack .
th e ha lls and class rooms were filled with players. The prizes were many and expensive and beautiful.
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Smith, Mrs. William Schweigert, Mrs. Edward Bussing, and Mrs. H. Hol- linger. *
Mrs. Helen R. Smith, president of the Guild, presided at the meeting on Wednesday evening. Others present were: Rev. and Mrs. Franklin G. Faber, Mrs. H. R- Chankalian, Mrs — . — — — m issioned George Smith, School
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grelation and Young People’s Society following statem ent of resources and appropriations for fiscal year ofattended the Third Annual United • 1929.Presbyterian Banquet, held at Mecca 1 a n t ic ii’ATKD RKv e n u e sTemple, N. Y. C. Over the week-end the Lyndhurst Young People enter-
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155 PARK AVE. LYNDHURST, N. J.Phone 1381 Rutherford
THERE IS NO PAIN *N ot even discomfort when W E produce your permanent wave for $9.00 in I1/* hours. Expert attendants and the patent Super-
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THE FRANKLIN SHOPPETH E SH O P O F M ODERN BEAUTY EQUIPM ENT
7-9 Franklin Place Telephone AppointmentsRutherford, N. J. Rutherford 26J5
T h a t this ordinance shall take rffect as provided by law C E R T IF IC A T IO N
^ T h is is to certify th a t the foregoing ordinance relating to taxes for 1929 and constituting the budget of the Township of LynJhjjrst for [he year aforesaid was given Public H ean n g on Thursday, February 7th, and finally adopted by th e Board of Commissioners of the Township of Lyndhurst, at a Regular m eeting held in the Town H all on Monday, February 1 1 th , 1929.
D O M IN IC K J L1VELLI,d Township Clerk
JO H N F W OODS ALFRED H CRANKSHAW GEORGE T SMITH
Commissioners
G. DEPKEN 8C SON
K l e e n K o a l54 PARK AVE.
next door to F. \V. Woolworth's 5c and 10c StoreJ •
Rutherford, N .J. Phone Ruth. 2094
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W ith the appointm ent of Judge G uy L. Fake to a Federal bench in N ew Jersey, Bergen County comes in or its share of honor. Even those in New ark who be' rudged the Rutherfordian the position have failed to
ittack his integrity or uprightness, for Mr. Fake is a man 3f independent thought, a Republican by party, but syn- :honously broad-minded and well able to see both sides 3t any question.
He has often been called a " bug on taxation, when 3nel analyzes the basis of his propaganda on the park mestion or county roads, one finds that his statements are only too true, and tha t the taxes of the nation, state or county can stand watching.
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Lucie Milieci of M 7 T h irJ Avenue, luckily c fciped ij)|uric« w hen ¡her sled was struck by the autom obile ow ned and driven by R uh-ird
. . 7 ____ „ ¡Kin« o f Riverside Avenue Lucie was ridin« on her sled on Second% r . U a : A venue w’hen the au to comc in a westerly direction stnivk her She
Judge Fake, w ho for many years presided o \e l fx im ,ncj j,y D « to r R»K-n Rodm an, w ho pronounced the >hilddistrict court bench in East Rutherford, has been an S » | to be unhurt
semblyman from Bergen County for two successive years,and has always taken part in his municipal life With a n George F Sm ith. M y ean o f a^e of 76« R ivernde Avenue died at
T T l d e n e n d e n t - S O l r i t that has gained the'rgspect of his con- h l s h«.»me from * r rokm ceJh.illne.« Funeral v -m .e s WC|, held m d lliuepe r j interm ent followed in Riefgelawn Cx’metery, lV law anua Mi»* Atemporaries. . • , ¡a> liins , o f R utherford had charge of the arrangem ents M r Smith n
survived by a w ife, M rs Emma Smith
T H E R E SU L T S O F C O M P U L S O R Y IN S U R A N C E
In 1928, according to N orton L. Dods, executive secretary of the A utom otive U nderw riters Service Bureau, bills for some form of compulsory automobile liability insurance were proposed in the legislatures of -5 states, but were, in all cases, either defeated or tabled for future consideration. During the coming year it is expected that such bills will be submitted in a t least 33 of the states, though there is no reason for believing any more success in' passing them will be attained than in the past. Massachusetts is the single commonwealth where compulsory insurance has actually become law. A nd the resuk of its application there, in the opinion of M r. Dods, is hardlye n c o u r a g i n g . ........ ■.— " _ ■ ..... -
The law has failed to promote safety. Accidents appreciably increased, rather than decreased. M r. Dods eives as the reason for this that where carelessness or in-
A welcome hom e party was tendered to Robert Sla.S W ooby. x*n of R obert and C arry W ooby of 201 l’arlt Avenue on Saturday evening February Vth.
R obert has been away for the last five years, an enlisted man in the U nited States N avy
M r W ooby and his wile were met at the H udson T uk- Statioi by a large party o f friends and relatives J l 'e y were escorted to Lynd hurst w ith a flock of decorated autom obilei. M r an.) M is Th0ina* W alsh of W eart A venue presented the couple with a beautiful basket of flower*.
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Instead of being a solution, compulsory insurance has ,„,i strong.a n ^ v . v,. _ ----------- , . npifurther complicated the difficult problem of accident pre At’ntion and reparation.
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All tha t M ajor A rthu r H . Pratt, engineer, and his associates of the N orth Jersey W ater Commission told the Bergen County W ater Commission on M onday night and much more is in the data gathered by Bayonne and it could have been obtained for the asking. T here was no need to pay $8,000 for it.
O ne of M ajor P ra tt’s main statements is open to question. H e estimated that the Hackensack W ater Com pany's supply would be exhausted by 1933. wouidpresent five years as a maximum limit, whereas the com- 0rvaL uraa,, w w . w
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the next ten years
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In either case the need of action is apparent Nobody ar' « • “ «'dSpute» the claim th a t tt would u k e ten years at lea« to o b a f c i o n e legislation and treaties with New York su te . acquire the land and water ngh ts needed.dams and pipe lines and make or buy distributing sy. and n«arki» aad aanr* wbeo nr »«a
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o f f e rhome, six extra large rooms and bath, double hardwood floors; open fireplace, floored attic, quarter acre plot; plenty fniit, shade, flowers, and shriibs; two fa r fireproof garage. Rutherford's best location near station; immediate possession. Price only $8760, convenient terms arranged. Nicholson Company, Lyndhurst, N. J ., (opp. Lackawanna station, phone Rutherford 2636.
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Rutherford
FO R REN T—Large room in private j family n eat to buses, trolley and j trains. No. 232 Park Ave. Phone |
PIANO TU N IN G — My business is the rebuilding o f old pianos and the repair o f players. Ordinary TL'NING is ju st incidental to the work. To have your old piano fixed up is a better stunt than you m ay think. J . E, LA Y “ Th* Piano Doctor"
Belleville SOSS—404 Union Ave.- t f
Ruth. 1304. 2-1-3t
FO R R E N T—Garage. 330 Living- | pton Avenue, phone Rutherford 2043-M: 2 ? 3ti'
BO G LE'S B E ST REN TA LS Immediate Occupancy .
One Fam ily houses, modern,^ six rooms, $50, $60, 70. '
— ^Apartm ent* 4n new two fam ily houses, 4 rooms, $40; 5 rooms, $45; 8 rooms, $30, $35, $40,
Other desirable rentals, H. K. Bogle * Co., 300 Ridge Road, tel.
Rutherford 1076-77.
BO GLE’S B E ST BA R G A IN SBeautiful. Dutch Colonial, eight
spacious rooms, newly built, carefully planned, tiled roof and all fe a tures usual to the well built modem home, Only $11,500. E asy terms.
A ttractive 2 family. .4-6 rooms, hot water heat, ccntrally located sp a-1 cious plot with trees and shrubbery, two car garage. Only $8200, cash $1000. . . . ..
Cozy 1 family, newly built, i rooms and bath, American steam heating system , tsrge plot, ample space for g a ra g e . Only $5700. Cash $400.
Inspection invited daily or Sunday If. It. BOGLE & CO.
304 Ridge Road, l yndhurst, N. J
FOR S A L E — Porch set, b a b y carriage. 206" Page Avenue, Lyndhurst. Phone Rutherford 2Í85-M.. 2 - 1 5 -3 t
NOW P L A Y I N G *• L O N E S O M E ’’w i thG le n n T y r o n a n d B a r b a r a K e n t ——■ a ls o K in - T in - T in in
"L an d ot the Silver Fox”
NfcXT Wl-IKK --XKXT- WEEK
Monday and Tueada)F a r r e l l M a c D o n a ld in"R IL E Y T H E C O P "— a n d *— •
Norman Kerry in "M A N . W O M A N 6i W IF E ”
Monday—“CHINA N ITE "
W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y —
George Sidney in“ G I V E A N D T A K E ”
1 — also —"R A ID E R E M D E N ” with an all-«tar cast
W ednesday—“ MlLVER NIGHT'
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" T H E R E D D A N C E ”
F O R S A 1 .E f 'h i l d s M e ta l C r ib c o m p l e t e w i th m a t t r e s s . M a h o g a n y F i n i s h . I n f i r s t c l a s s c o n d i t i o n . V e ry r e a s o n a b l e . 401 K in g s l a n d ! A v e . P h o n e R u t h e r f o r d 2 5 3 3 -W .C _ 2 -1 5 - S t
ONLY $40(T CASH Why pay “ HI rent ? When you cart buy an at- IT tractive cottage, 4 room* and bath, .with all improvement». Centmlly located convenient to everything for only $3,700 Monthly $36 00, including interest and principal. | Immediate occupancy. Inspection daily or Sunday. H. R. BO GLE A CO., 300 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst.
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a t 8 .0 0Y o u a r e w e K ro m e _ J° a n ( t h e s e « e r v i r r s . ' ‘ rReed Memorial I Inited Presbyterian Chtir<h
S t u y Y e t a n t A v e n u e , n e a r V a l l e y B ro o k R e v . J a m e « 11. L i t t t l l , D . 0 . k. P a i t o r S u n d a y S c n r i f e i .T H b le u c h o o l , ‘J .4 5 * A .M . r M o m i n f w o r s h i p , f t A .M .T o u n f I 'e o p l o ’* C h r i s t i a n U n io n , 7 P .M .K r e n i n f w o r s h i p , 8 . P .M .Midweok prayer mooting, Wo^inoa
day at 8 P.M.A eoniial Invitation is extended to
all to join in tho above »erviees.
W estm inster Presbyterian Church
i New Je rw y Avenue and Ridga Road j Rev. John C: Lane, pa*tor, tele-', phone Rutherford 557-R.I Bible School 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship, 11 A.M. Christian Endeavor, 7 P.M.
; Evening Worship, 8 P.M.Junior 6 . E . Wednesday 7 P.M. Prayer Meeting, W ednesday, 9
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OYSTERS R IN SEASON We prepare Oyster F ry * , to take home, or you m ay have them raw in p in t, and quarts.
(O f*n 6 80 A M to 1 A M )
C H A R L E S A . K O E N I GPnbbc Accountant
Income Tax Returns Prepared, Sy*tem* Installed, Audita Exam inations of all kinds
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FRANK RE1MB0LDPain ter 8L Paperhanger
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14* CUataa Terrace
Car. J e r s e y A v e a a e
R atherferd 1*M JL yadhant, N. J .
K leck n er’sSTUDIO OF MUSICP i . » « , V i ^ .
PIANO TUNING W M K L E C K N F .R S
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G U V A B B E Y
Painter and D ecorator
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UT Stayvtaaal A re , Lyadhara* PhoM Ratherford 41U-W
Have Your House Decorated $9.00 A ROOM
including paper and labor, w orkm anship guaranteedP A N E L W O R K O U R S P E C IA L T Y
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