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®Ik Itillsidc Sime5 the WEATHER NOW ISSUEDl. EVERY THURSDAY % n ’t WLtion J t THE WEATHER • Greeting^ Fitent Wilhelm Press Gets A Laugh cloudy this afternoon and to- Polities Winding Up ®Ik Itillsidc Sime5 Mrs. n | __-:- hiffiflftB With his Blfehatura i VOL. XIV, -N,q,-749^ ’ HIU J „ ’ THUR&BA-Yr-APRflr-g&r-l^- 'MiesaiTg leto f*toHah»-iyriilBiieighlilet;li Witfnmy Oil J,6Kuary. -me&-FI'¥E-GEN-m >iil£respoBsr TWs~&As-iM^|®mlaU6aT io f7-9n-aie back; oj Sra I was typed, "Dank fur tareues Qedenkeri.” Years age. ksr father, who Wte s, Oesnan xsohester o f rare luvenirs, had’ sent » greeting to Bismarck, and that famous ' 4 Nantes Offered For Runner Elected ' uschanceUor had seat h er father a personally written note Approval back la'1890, and this Mrs. Ll?<fiito sSC;treasures. Head Of Rotary a those days (bey hved In Barmenuam Jtheln, and her father Mundet Will [a treasure trove of nearly two huciired and-seventyeSve pieoes.. Board Of Freeholders * 'included stamps, coins, stones' souvenirs such as a sword 'in decapitation. There was a stone said to dpte-fiaSk to the Of Budget to give Hillside the apppiutmen jd S —This Was sold for a considerable sum when • Republican Leaders Rebuff "will result in discouragement of th npdike dame to this country In 1903, after- hgr- father’s death. Effort to Name One rank and file of our supporters,” i Stop Burning •h£ ®mg m'^lllaldw'for rhrBTfears.- '—' was stated-; Delayed Two candidates, in addition td Up. to-date, tire] county hOard- M ^^«^m-ti^ahalrmainof the Bounty Election Bnarti, -wan him. iiidicatedltr-would riot fill the plao glarenoe 35. Kremer and Township left by .the death of Director Pete ictory last week th at is reported to have given him more Committeeman Hatty Schna&eira^ H. Meisel, in. respect to his memory dsfaction than a ft. the political successes he has had. With ready announced as aspirants ior Cork Waste Flood of Municipal Bud­ and i ijut 1ST opponents agamat torn, Arthur c a p p e d the Elks shuflle- appointment to the Board of Fruo- holdeisjxeceived support'd tlielocal to - replace Richard J. Haryigan of rd tournament, and he’s as pleased as a kid with a new -- gets Awaiting Examination Plainfield -when arid if. h e -resigns Republican County Committee at' a - to take the place on the State Board Difficulty of Other Means of Disposal Has Prevented -at-Trenton Is the Cause heated- special meeting in the May- ■OfL^ax Apppala 7vQtM :-fiB~tKese years, members^of- the 'Towi«hlp''doiinBfttBB~ fair Theatre juunding Holiday cve-? This Action In Past, Firm’s Official States ie"dWev6^ ”Eow the press .feels when !he.;goy8rniBgiM^ de- ning - day night by confirmation by the Eg" togo Into executive-sessions and asks reporters torettre from ADDITIONAL DROP The two hew . candidates are SI ate” Senate of GoVjsrno.’ Moore’s etingsi ,’lh^S^M®lIf'•''CK»lMll^^■Ohtdn^alI Robert CT. ThompsOH’ Frank J. LaTora, in ^ ie past a can- nomination of-liis -namefc;.=Har.rigun DUST ARRESTING EQUIPMENT ORDERED i conimlttoemen Hugo & Gsnsel and Harry Bclihabel were r6- ■ OF 5 POINTS SEEN didaterWlthout"success for tile Town­ will take the place of George Comp- ed admittance to Monday ►night's ’meeting of the Republican ship \ ‘Committee,, ahd Mrs. Nell C. ton, of Hillside, who died last ‘dnty committee after they , had received "writftn inviiations to month, Hie Mundet 'Cork Corporation dent of the board/ ■ on the -YulisTde’s budget for 1838 remains Heizc-1. five, years .ago • a candidate will stop- burning cork waste pro- lisHcss of the problem created H lg. Thompson and. Gensel decided to go home "since they ; still to receive approval from Wal­ for the Board of Freeholders. ■ l ight Against One that way.” Schnabel, seeking'support for freeholder, waited iucte._with coal ' within appmxi- moke and odors coming from ter R. Darby, state commissioner-of Support Unanimous Tne*meet.ing was marked wltn' a mately three weeks, officials of the [tside the door. - - plant, and that the officials local government, -final adoption by I; The. four names received unan­ fight, by. Chairman Harry I. LuR- >stny promised last night .be-, ed to see the nuisance ended as the Township Committoo last night imous'Support. of tire county* com­ man. County Clerk- Iieiiry G. Nul- the Board of Heal th- Protest- quickly as possible, He said he’, was • It was the county commiXee which ^became embarrassed later being held up becaaso approval from mittee unit fo r -appointment, of one ton And1' Kenneth M. Ross, repre­ residents who were present at glad to §ee the/ corporation repre­ the evening.! It was. discovered! that notices had been ordered by Treetch has noTbeen received, two to one of the two openings on the sentative On the county Republican neetlng -in the municipal- build- sented for the first time. in. the airman Hairy L LUftman sent to jhe.officials, but with (ha persons attended the hearing in the hoard, the reas'on'lqr submission of executive committee, to prevent only said they were satisfied with nany years of complaints. Present mmittee secretary absent, he failed to recall It When a coudie' od municipal building and only a couple pour names for. one place being4 to' one name being offered as Hillside’s REV. GEO.* M. RUNNER and all concerned will come were H. H. Bruns, vice president, and "' of questions regarding plans for re­ give the county leaders an oppor­ choice, despite an apparent desire on nhbersTed'SThoye early in the meeting to keep out non-members, v. George M. Runner back t&\ the-’-bohrd a t the May 17 fit. Edgar Willson, chief engineer lahgely enough, the leader in this movement, admitting some fear funding bonds" were asked. tunity. to make a choice shpulcLthey tile part of some of the members to ting for reports on the result md acting general superintendent. Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy decide to give Hillside representa­ take a single stand. It was reported sbyter Obi beilig quoted In some statement which might be misinterpreted, Was elected president, of the flotarj ie meetinfe was opened with a Bruns said an order has been art have five words to say to. the gathering...... read,. a letter received from Darby tion In connection with represen- that Kremer would have had the ad­ ement - by George W. Herlich, made by the company for installa- Which stated- that-becauSR so rrmny vantage over the other aspirants in Club Tuesday'by the. Board, of Di­ tafeionr -the committee, in its resolu­ rectors'at- 'the -elub--luhGheon m0et- n of dust arresting equipment, municipal budgets wei'e submitted to tion giving “ilnqualified endorse­ a showdown fop endorsement of- one 3 stated this would’ be delivered : One member who has never particularly oared to have the candidate. ing-atfine church. He will suc­ his office about April 4 it has been ment!* to. the four, asked for due ceed U. Leeds Miller as presiden about four weeks. He comment- jss=4tt-cotftyi oommlttee meetings, a t . least' commented after-_ impossjhle. jp examine all in sudh a. consideration for the local .consti­ Committeeman Scknahel*~and_ La­ that the black smoke from the rd that the Township Committee should have been admitted, in ^uly.. j Big Top’ May short time.' Darby < directed the tuency and1 declared-failure to recog­ Tora were: called into the meeting, Other officers ( hose Vice cks comes from the cork still pegfifive officials aren't-J&epublioaEs and entitled to sit in. Township Committee to hold its nize Hillside would be "an unhappy when the subject of endorsement for burned with coal. Only about / 10- ► meetings,—who. is?"------- president, Anton hearing last night as scheduled, and ignoring of theToyalty'lin'd'offeGtivo-'' an appointment was brought upr tary, Karl Mould; Come To Town >er cent is burned now, he said, the ' ptBroone adOOtiOh mtU approval tgH rress^of • HiHsider-jR^pubhcam:—N ot­ ------(Con tin u ed on Page -Font)------ Wr-Pe&eerJ-FTT-ftwd emamder having been vaporized ijh e committee dropped d suggestion in a hurry tliat signs be orders for changes roach Hillside Alfred.jJ: Besson. h rougli lhe“ stea-rn™eo-n-den-aops--a,e=— cted at Borders Of the township announcing • that it is one of from Darby’s office. Mn iipniR fi lamed 1 erifciy ’ installed. He declared the • Barnum and Bailey Seek ■ompany chemist is seeking A means i few with a tax reduction' this year. It seems it is still a - Bloy ..stated that it appears that Pay Unemployed ficlal delegate____ kfisb (Object, taxation. ..... *= . the- 'tax ra-te-l%iH -drop!-about- flve^ Thefts Laid To Rotary district conference a t At Permission fur 2-Day if ‘eliminating the odor from the helnw t.Vie QTevlQUR estlmn.t.e bury ‘pari^-en—April-22 'and 2ft rapor. Herlich said -he_ did! not be- of $8,29, or down to $6.z4, accord- ieve—the- -oondenser -eystem- eould*^ The local camp of United Spanish War Vets is up'to some-, $16,582.86 Here erah&thgr-memburscffAhgia^jm ^ Show in Hillside ing to reports of the county-tax re-J 3 Local Youths made plans to attend tlio sessions Sdlve- tRe problem- completely be- g. commander BUI Howland iFiPHS”iroiH'ini53^®"1ike the • (quiremeat from; Hillside. is 3 insufficient water can be ob­ that swallowed the canary. He’s just busting to tell about it, shown^unoffte}ahy-to3e $188,120,66, Hillside residents have- benefited ’nie' BIBpiHf "Brothers; 3arr.ua tained. : . • V ’ all we could get out of him, is that some very prominent per- m ijf the budget estimated the by $l6,582.86 in payments from Jan­ ml Ba;'.ey Circus may coae to ECU- To Try All Mtftlis lage is soon to be made 'ah.
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