School to Open Sept. 11 Surrogate Battle Rages
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Founded 18 8 8 ••••Published every FRIDAY a t MILLBURN, NJ. FIVE CENTS M Hoffman received support School To from many political, social, fra Surrogate ternal and business associations Draw For throughout the county, as well Open Sept. 11 Battle Rages as hundreds of personal en Ballot Place dorsements by leading citizens Millburn public schools will "No appeasement” is the word and independent voters. Married Junge, MacDougall, Kemmer- open at 9 o’clock Monday morn in the Republican contest for and the father of two children, er. Hill, that is the way the ing, September 11 for regular Essex county surrogate in which he resides at 388 Essex avenue, names came out of the hat when sessions of the new school year Fred Herrigel Jr., of Short HilLs, Bloomfield. Mabel E. Goff, town clerk, drew 1939-1940. Estimates o f the en present incumbent, and Eugene ★ for positions of the four Town rollment anticipate an increase F. Hoffman, Clean Government Committee candidates on the over l he past year. nominee, are now lining up forces, heavy artillery and muni September primary ballot. Glenwood school will open Cnamber H as tions. „ This drawing was the last for this year as a regular part of Mr. Herrigel entered the race mality preliminary to the hust tV 7ownship’s educational last week using the designation Gay Outing* ings and now the race is on. No structure and it Is thought Its J c > "Clean Government” for Re- Democratic candidates have population may reach near the election” . County Clerk Gates Millburn's present and risfng filed, local leaders stating party :tno mark. Professor Eugene G. refused to accept the Clean business men got together over- members will write in names as Wilkins will act as principal of Government part of the desig 200 strong Wednesday afternoon they go to the polls. i' ai d of the Hobart avenue nation and a legal battle as to at Doerr’s Grove, for the first It will be after the Labor Day s c h o o l, dividing his time be annual outing of Millburn its use by an independent can holiday before the campaign tw e e n the two as does Professor didate is now under way. ' Chamber of Commerce. really warms up and candidates •Scott W. Stevens’ between Wash While the drive is on on this Threatening clouds may have and workers begin their round in g to n and South Mountain. front Mr. Herrigel has gone for darkened the day elsewhere but of talks and calls. While there New or incoming pupils may REX O’MALLEY, co-star with ward perfecting his county or not in that part of the Township are varying opinions as to the register during the week from Eva Le Gallienne in “ Private ganization and - in this the where from 2 until 10, games, present campaign and the Lives" at Paper Mill Playhouse September 5 to 9 and these are Township Is expected to be the music, refreshment and danc strength of the several men next week. the only ones with whom school scene of major offensives. This ing drew old and young, men seeking nomination, all are ex heads are concerned. Old pupils * is the home town of Mr. Herri and women. pected to follow pretty closely were assigned to classes and gel, independent and also of Ar Millburn Centre responded to the routine that brings at least home rooms before the close of Lyon L ifts thur T. Vanderbilt regular Clean the Chamber appeal for closing warmth into local contests. ■e.hool last June. Government leader and so a and with the exception of five In the tax Collector run-off Opening of the Glenwood struggle for endorsement of can or six business places, all locked Robert E. Marshall will have School is expected to make ma Breaks Back didates impends. their doors for the half-holiday. first place on the ballot and terial changes in both the High A meeting of the Millburn Re Millburn Recreation Depart Freeman Clarkson the last with school and Hobart School. For Raymond I. Lyon of 33 Locust publican Club scheduled between ment loaned directors and equip E. Bernard Ward playing centre. the past several years the 5th avenue, is in Overlook Hospital, now and the husting, September ment for many of the sports From present signs this may <nd 6th grades from the latter Summit, recovering from a 19th, is expected to be livened by events but guests turned to be the livelier o f the two bouts, have attended High School but broken back suffered last week those who, for years have op horse shoe pitching and other as all three have been working now these will be returned to while attempting to separate posed all endorsements and pastimes wherein there was a actively since early Summer. their respective grade schools, two cars that had locked bump others who look upon local can profit of fun to offset any losses. There is a great similarity o f the division between Glenwood ers in front of Harth’s florist didates as reserving of a “ favor Clams steamed and raw, to pattern to these three, all are end Hobart depending in most shop on Millburn avenue. ite son” recognition. On this gether with chowder, hot and business men and long residents, part upon the residential dis- latter basis both C. Milford Or- Mr. Lyon, former proprietor cold sandwiches and other fill all are married and family heads t viet of pupils. ben regular designee for re- of a gasoline station at 243 Mill ing foods were available in buf and two, Messrs Ward and The first four grades hereto- election to the assembly, and burn avenue and employed by fet service and one had but to Clarkson are veterans while Mr. tore housed in Hobart avenue, Mr. Herrigel would qualify. occurred, was lifting on one car name his or her selection to Marshall is and for many years will be divided between it and Many active club members occurred, was lifting o none car have the craving satisfied. has been a member of the Glenwood so that the student have viewed the primaries as when he felt something snap in Dull care was laicT\aside for Volunteer division of the Mlll- population will now be divided an institution for purifying the his back and believed something most but several candidates tap burfT Fire Department, being at and over-crowding reduced in family wash and hold that club had struck him. ping the campaign fund for the the present time captain of No. all three. endorsement .should come only On receiving medical atten price of admission, greeted 1 Hose Company. Equipped with everything from after the rank and file of party friends and neighbors combin tion it was determined two ver T o be all of these things and ocean liners and steam locomo tebrae in his back were broken, membership has spoken. An ing business and pleasure. tives to needles and pins, ihe other and vocal group adhere tu still in good health and stand It is believed he will be in a cast Numerous prizes of merchan new building is ready for the the belief it is the club's duty ing today, calls for super endur at the hospital five months be dise and ca'Sh were awarded influx and educators call it the to recommend one or more ance and so it is that residents fore he is fully recovered. winners of special events and last word in modern ■ trends. names for preferential consid arc looking forward to a keen ★ two door prizes of $5 each went Thomas O’Hara will be custod eration. contest. to the lucky man and woman. ian. Mr. Hoffman-, regular candi One well known village barber ★ date, is the deputy register of In a letter received last week Republican won a hair cut, shave and mas Principal R. John Bretnall of Essex county. He has been ac sage from a competitor while a the High School, then vacation-" tive in Republican party circles S till Learning popular meat purveyor won two ing in Maine, this Nestor of the Club Rally ever since he first voted. He pounds of Hamburger from a Millburn’s drive on traffic law ■school system states he will ar holds the only degree in political A regular trustees’ meeting of rival butcher. Harry Silver,stein violators is still in force as twen rive home September 1. That he science by Colgate University, won the corn eating crown with ty-six drivers who answered is in fine fettle may be gleaned the Millburn Republican Club is a graduate of New York Uni 21 ears to his credit. summonses in police court W ed from the last paragraph of the was held Thursday, August 24th versity Law School, and prac at the home of President, Har President, Paul Wae.sc of the nesday evening can testify. Fines communication which states tices law at 744 Broad street, old Kain. Reports of officers and Chamber and Outing Chairman totaling $90 were assessed by Will be carrying my own bag Newark. committees were received, fol Capollo were credited with hav Judge Slayton in amounts vary- - gage and none other”. He is counsel for the Young lowed by general discussion of ing done most to make the day a ing from $1 to $9. In view of rumors, this Republicans of Essex County and membership plans and activities success. declaration that he is definitely is former chairman of that Speeding and failure to stop not a Red Cap competitor, will of club in Primary and General group.