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Owen spoke Tuesday be­ trol wofk along the Elizabeth River fore the vRo.tary~ Glub.-on how^ the ■oM-youfe-teto-Pmice^0oart^eiHihefli- Daylight Saving Residential Area poiieeatr junuafy 'STr’HtSOTy by^rrtrOducing-a-*biii'''to: • d4'vei-t-$l'Q0^~ ecT r e s u l t o f federal income tax laws work, and 050’ ” State Highway Department mentioned various deductions pos­ evidence being a single eyeglass lens ]ING AMENDMENT Without any distinguishing mark on funds for this purpose. Pascoe said Congressman Donald H. McLean, STREET EXTENSION” "" sible.. At the close'of his talk he this county has been ignored Jn dis­ Hillside, yesterday introduced' a answered questions. Owen is a. cer­ it. The investigation was carried on MAY SPUR BUILDING by Oaptain PaurdSorlesky- and-De- tribution of funds for public im­ bill in the House of Representatives tified pUblic accountant and a mem­ provements;— calling^foi^atitMTwWe^ttylight-Sav^ ber of the local club. tectlve Charles Grant. Plans to move for liquidation of ed as charitable activities Arthur McGarry; of ; 65 Maple Should the bill be passed, it would feg Time from the last Sunday in lie 'viotims-this week of the Dr. Jerome J. Reich received mark the first time state funds, have March to the last ounday in Octo­ leavy tax. delinquency of the Eliza- birthday congratulations. Guests to> street, -Kearny, pleaded guilcy .be- isth Nursery Company on its prope­ -Grand Jury ban bn commer- fore Recorder Ellsworth J. Sterner been designated for flood -control- ber, as a. national-defense aid. This eluded—W, O.- Healy, of- the Eliza- work w ltm E j county. Thejjlu pro- would bp the same seven months" rty bounded by Wilder ~ street, beth Club, and Edwin L. Savidge, of to a charge of automobile larceny. The quartet above, known as the Crusade Union Boy Singers, ktiem ' avenue,..King street and__ ingt -Whil'e—local authorities Enable JiL raise iJ,90£Llmil,- he_was schedtderdi]L:^ect.^aLixaug--the-4ast aken no official action to pro- the Tldselle-Roseile Park Club. ~ directed by Rev. IL E. K. Whitney, will present a program of Negro ualitles raise an equal amount of World War, two months more’ than, toanoke avenue, totaling about"$47,-"'“ taken to the county Jail pending spirituals at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening. t0 0 were~~discussed^uUhreer-iiour-r; tfie^card parties, it was un=“ Grand Jury action. money. The Board of Freeholders has been customary since. Already has approprtated funds and inference of., the.. Township Com= od the sponsors had conferred —Police.-w hen they recovered t.hg McLean said’ it would be auseasure mtttee-Tuesday night. ■ the police and were unoffi- •Issued bonds to cover the requlre- car in Xjower road, Elizabeth, found greatly assisting in defense industry, Wlien Township Attorney Emil A. advised-thalit would be wiser Would Permit the right half of a pair of glasses, ment. The funds probably would giving more daylight hours for work, Developer To Charter Sixth be used for pushing early flood con- Herrigel returns next week from, a > hold them, at least not in and proceeded !!) check with dover-s as well as making possible recreation trul: work to th e nelghborhood near short vapMilqni he will pe authorized, origins!' form. ' The regular of optical dealers in seeking to get before night falls. the Irvington line, where Hillside, to open negotiations for the acquisi­ r bingo games of St. Oath- Gas Station a blue to the identity of the owner, tion of title by the township to the i Church and the Church of Erect 5 Homes Scout Troop Union and the county park com- first getting an analysis of the lens. fanission have plans- for correcting tract of several acres. l the King have already been Finally indications pointed to a pur­ Approval of a petition for exten­ conditions. Tlie tract includes frontage of toned following the Grand chaser of glasses from the optical To Call Seven Ben. S. Baurer, agent for County Chartering of Hillside’s newest The bill declares the appropriation 543 feet in Wilder street, 733 feet presentment. sion of the Business C zone to per­ department of L. Bamberger & Co., Park Homes, builders off homes on mit construction of a gasoline service Boy Scout unit, Troop 05, took place “is to be expended under the super­ to Salem avenue, 426 feet in King Two Parties Cancelled Newark Police were informed that Chester street near Conanfc street, Friday night at a ceremony in Hill­ street and 689. feet in Roanoke ave­ > local organizations have can- station at Bloy street ami Yale ave­ vision of the Board of Freeholders nue, was voted Monday night, hy t.hp. whoever had such a prescription announces that five homes will be side Avenue School. .. of the County of -Union and the In Next Draft nue. The property is in what the card parties scheduled forHfoe- cottfdTnot go dong-wlthoiit. renlaolVig started in their development next Installation of -the -troop was by Township Committee considers the g week. The WflittBli’S AUX- Zoning-Board, of Adjustment.------- wsefe-------> Union County Park Commission for] tiis~glitoes; A shark showed Me* -Troop 14, of ■ EHzabath, Herbert R -the -eensferuotion and—mainteRanse best residential section of the town­ |of Hurden-Looker Post 50* Application was by Nicolina. and NOtlbCS B,1'B &U8 to be issued 15 Garryvpurchased a new pair Feb- Fojir holies-have already been Otto, chairman of the Hillside Dis­ of dams, flumes and other water ship, . as township-owned lots in can Legion, called “Off one James Paradise, owners of the lot ruary 1 2 . even men here Monday informing sold f including -the two that were trict Boy Scout Round Table; Free control devices', for the-control of Wilder street opposite the tract are was to have been held next '80 by 70 feet, which is now used* as McGarry’s Story originally erected. County Park hem that they must.report at the Linkin chairman of the organiza­ flood waters in the County of Union priced at $50 per front foot. There esday for the benefit of its re­ an ice dock. Three residents op­ jcal Draft Board office at Hillside McGarry, a former resident of Homes features five room bungalows tion committee of the Round Table and for the acquisition of land are indications that efforts would be lation fund, and Hillside Chap- posed it qn the ground that fumes Hillside, admitted after lengthy with attached garages. * Of the new ivenue School on Friday, March 21, would result and be objectionable, and District Cbmftfissioner J. Leeds necessary for said construction and made to maintain the high standard " !. O. J5. S.. also cancelled a questioning that he had taken the homes bo be built- one o f bhem wlll Brown participated ^ in ■ 'Ure eerc- --pro sdto the- News of the area. Last year a tentative, but the board decided this argument control of "flood waters." military $ party scheduled for Masonic police car, He said, according to be a two ^atory dwelling. | monyrReyrG^orge m : Runnerrpaa- atlon fo rvice ■ppposltlon-to constmcLa large gar- tomorrow night. The new Hill- was insufficient to hold.up the ap inspection of the homes on Ches­ Causing Damage lea^ tom plication. police, that ho, had been bowling .tor of the Hillside Presbyterian •row d'en apartment project in the. tract Jnft of the American Red Cross with two friends in Hillside and then ter street is invited. The owners Church, offered the invocation. Con The statement of Pascoe attached nine under the sixth call and one was dropped when residents to. the lold its benefit card party^as jn ie board heard several neigh went to a tavern nearby. The driver contemplate building about twenty gratulations were expressed by May­ I to the bill declares: “The rivers and as a replacement for a rejection in area petitioned against any such uled on Match 24, but there is, bors'protest against application of Of the oar disappeared and Mc­ homes on the present property. or George W. Herlich, a ' former I their tributaries in the County of the fifth call. ■doubt as to whether prizes Mrs. Charlotte Zelgler, of S3 Wil­ Union have been and are doing ir­ Garry admitted going off with an Chairman of the Round Table. R; Physical examinations were given Method Uncertain were to have been awarded liamson avenue, for permission to reparable damage by flood and ero­ automobile in .the lot in hack E. Pezzia, of Elizabeth, field com­ by board physicians yesterday to two It is not known whether the j given -OjLtv Carried to- its convert her home, in a Residence A sion.
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