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Seen About Town Negotiations Resumed by Town Seeking Title To _ --— ---------:---- :---- — ----- ----- --- A COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER The Belleville News SERVING Vol. XII. No. V.). ALL OF BELLEVILLE BELLEVILLE NEWS Entered as Second Class Mail Matter, at Newark. N. J„ East Office, Under Act of March 3,-1879, on October 9. 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER—TOWN OF BELLEVILLE BELLEVILLE, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1937 Hoffmans Have Completed W. H. K. Davey Suggests Establishment Driver Uninjured As | Seen About Town Negotiations Resumed by Town Seeking 3500-Mile Vacation Trip Of “Auto Pounds” in the County Car Strikes Another Title to Water Company Property Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hoffman and Donald Rochlin, son of Dr. and Mrs. son, Robert, of 131 Forest street, are Lyndhurst Man Loses Con­ Morris Rochlin of 41 Essex street, Town Recently Acquired Suburban Investment Land by now at home having concluded a va­ Local Lawyer Writes Letter to Supervisor Reed Urging placed 'fifth in the 50-foot swimming cation trip of 3,500 miles. Among the trol of Machine When event in the seventy-pound class at Foreclosure After $90,000 in Taxes places of interest visited were Great “Storage Charge” Against Cars of Traffic the Bradley Beach pool in a meet Lakes’ exposition, Edison Museum, Taken 111 sponsored by a Newark newspaper. Had Accumulated Greenfield Village, Ford’s plant. Law Violators Shrine of the Little Flower, Pontiac Stricken ill at the wheel of his auto Mr. and Mrs. George Kupp of 477 Establishment of municipal “automobile pound» ’ in which cars of . Negotiations between Belleville and the Suburban Investment Company plant, Thunder Mountain, House of early Monday, Albert Nelson of 243 Washington avenue celebrated both David, sand dunes of Indiana, Notre motorists convicted of traffic violations would be kept for varied periods at Kingsland avenue, Lyndhurst, escaped their birthdays by taking a trip to for a deed to part of the company’s land in northern Main street, have been Dame University, Capitol building, injury when it struck a car parked at the owners' expense, has been suggested in the county-wide drive in Essex to Mombasha Lake, M unroe, N. Y., last resumed. Mayor William H. Williams states. Madison, Wisconsin; Hamilton Rock Mill street and Washington avenue, curtail auto fatalities and accidents. The “pound" idea has been offered by weekend. Mrs. Ku-pn’s birthday was The town recently acquired the property by foreclosure after $cX),Q00 Gardens, Ontario. Canada; Niagara Belleville. Nelson was taken to St. last Monday and Mr. Kupp’s was Falls, Canada and United States; Cor­ W. H. K. Davey of 155 .Academy street, this town, in a letter to County Mai'y’s Hospital, Passaic, and held for in taxes, had accumulated. Purchase of the deed was recommended by nell University, Lake George and Tuesday. Supervisor Ernest A. Reed. Reed has obseiwation. Recorder Everett B. Smith, who de- j —---- _ -.m i... ■: ---------- Saratoga Springs. A trip was also informed Dave}* that the proposal will Miss Joan Rummel of 19 Malone dared he had no doubt the foredos- made to Atlantic City where a few avenue celebrated her eighteenth days were spent visiting Lieutenant Honeman Trails lie placed before a conference of po­ Town May Underwrite ure proceedings were regular, hut that Citizens Ask Town birthday Wednesday. G. B. Jarrett of the Steel Pier, and lice magisti’ates and judges soon to there is a prejudice and general an­ P. Jones and William Junda, of Belle­ be called ¡by the Freeholder's’ road tipathy toward tax titles. Engel at ’Drome Next Fourth Show The G rasshopper Club, which meet:.; To Pay for Fourth ville High School, who conduct the committee. in Bergen’s Grove in Belleville ave­ mouse game on the boardwalk. The Suburban Investment Company “Every municipality has vacant nue, recently elected the following was formerly the Suburban Water American Champ Needs To Citizens League To ix a i Resolution Thus Stipulates Mr. Hoffman is a local carrier in lots (thi’ough tax sales), which, at •officrs: Jam es Smith, president: W il­ Company which operated a plant on the Belleville post office. slight cost, could he made practical liam Dunn, vice president; William northern Main street, near the Pas­ Step on the For Municipal Payment for Next fox- car pounds or detention pens. If Higgins, secretary,; Peter Deighan, saic river. Officials of the company the traffic act be properly amended, treasurer, and Howard Bergen, ser- Display Gas Financing early this week offered to sell a deed Grant Permit to a recorder after convicting an indi­ geant-at-arms. The following trustees to the town for $500. Mayor W illiams vidual of a traffic ’violation, could were re-elected: Harry Leasch, John said he would urge purchase of the Wilfred Yudin, representing the With the sixth of the series of The Civic League will appeal to ¡he twelve races to decide the 1937 pro­ and should, impose a fine, impound Ellis and Jack Goyette. deed at that figure. Citizens Committee of Belleville for Garden State Line Town Commission to place $1.660 in fessional national sprint champion­ the car for a certain number of days The Suburban Investment Company, the celebration of Fourth of July ad­ and take up the driver’s license for next year’s budget to care for mu­ Mrs, William K ant of 383 Cort- ship scheduled for competition at the a Jersey City organization, was dressed the town commission Tuesday Five-Cent Fare to Newark the same period, with costs, such as landt street is spending the summer Nutley Velodrome Sunday night. *md nicipal observance of the Fourth of founded some fifteen or twenty years $5 for impounding, and $1 a day for at Belmar. Mr. Kant conducts a tav­ night with a request that that body Willie Honeman, the defending title- July. ago for the purpose of piping water Is the Out­ holder, finding himself trailing the stoi’age.” ern in Joralemon street. to Staten Island from artisan wells appropriate in its 1938 budget a suf­ The league, which was formed by German, menace, Mathias Engel, by Davey suggests that the fines go a group of citizens to promote the drilled upon their property at Belle- ficient sum to cover the expenses of look three points, it will behoove Hone­ Miss Effield W allder of 77 Tiona to the state as at present, but that welfare of Belleville, for the last two vista avenue and Ralph street. the Independence Day celebration. The man to improve his position if he avenue, dental assistant to Dr. Mor­ A absolution was adopted at Mon­ the costs imposed for impounding and yeai's has undertaken the observance. Failing to receive permission from town commissioners concurred with hopes, with any reasonable degree, to ris Ro:hlin, returned Monday from day aftexmoen’s meeting of the town storage be received by the munici­ The success of the two celebration;;, some of the towns through.which the retain his track laurels. her vacation. the request in a resolution introduced commissioners granting the Garden pality. each of which drew more than 10,000 pipe line would have to pass, the com­ by Commissioner Patrick A. Waters. State bus line permission to operate Engel turned in another impressive participants, has led the league to pany closed down its plant without Do You Remember? in Belleville ten buses. The bus line perfoi’mance at the Nutley bowl Wed­ believe that it should be paid for out once pumping a drop of water and Joseph Williams of 84 Columbus The Belleville Catholic Club, which has already received pennission from nesday night as he annexed honors of town funds. The league's record.« later allowed Belleville to take over avenue, among others, was granted a met about thirty years ago in St. Bloomfield and Nutley and will enter in the fifth event of the seines at one show that only a small group con­ the property in lieu of taxes accrued Subscribe Now! Peter’s Hall, included in its track and permit to canvass for the Public Serv­ Belleville from Nutley at Passaic ave­ mile, leading to the tape Honeman, tribute and the same few maintain on the property. The Petitt Paint ice throughout Belleville to introduce field athletes, Pearce R. Franklin, nue. Before the line can be put in Anker Meyer Andei*sen and Frank L. the celebration each year. For the ¿mo Company will locate on the south Why is this front page Newark commissioner.;. Paul Kennedy, the Electro-lux vacuum sweeper. opei’ation, Greyloek place will have Keating, in order. yeai's the local manufacturing •'•<>'.*- west corner of Main street and Belle- president of Murphy Varnish Com­ Town Engineer Mathew J. Sheehan to be paved from Behnohr street to As a result the foreigner now lends NEWS? eeims boi*e a quarter of the expense. vista avenue, which is a part of the pany; William Kraft; William Kelly; (in a natty blue coat and white flan­ Passaic avenue. the title parade with a total of 19 property of the Suburban Investment nel trousers) was appointed 'deputy Ed Garvey: Michael Devaney, Olym­ Mayor Williams, who introduced the points. Honeman is in second position Subscribe Now and you Company. director of the public works during pic star; Harry Fitzpatrick; Edward resolution, said that the paving would with 16, and Andei’sen. champion of Local Woman Gets August to take the place of Commis­ will SEE! Hollweg; Michael O’Hara; William, require three-eighths of a mile of sui’- Denmai’k, and the blonde New York­ sioner Waters who will be on his va­ John and Joe Riley. Bob Anderson Plot Leased by face. The bus line leaves Passaic er, Keating, are tied in third position, The News Hears ALL, Divorce Restraint and Percy Flanagan were managers, cation at Beach Haven.
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