LINDEN, NEW JERSEY, , FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 PPICE THREE CENTS
PASTOR INJURED WHILE MAKING CHURCH REPAIR MYSTERY BABY’S Health Board Approves TWO MEN INJURED To Investigate As the result of falling from a MOTHER RELATES IN TRUCK CRASH, scaffold while making repairs on Campaign on Diphtheria the St. Theresa Parish building STORY TO POLICE Firehouse Rumor DRIVER IS HELD on Clinton street. Rev. Edward ______S. Koslowski, its pastor is in the Explains How Infant Was Abandon New York Man Painfully Hurt, New Alexian Brothers hospital suffer ed Here April 23: Esther Dis Council President Vanderwall Expresses Surprise at In Desires to Educate Public in Advantages of Toxin- ark Companion Also Injured; appears From Hope. . Anti Toxin Injection. To Have State Speaker. Truck Crashes Pump. ing from a double fracture and sinuations Plans Bid Upon Varied. dislocation of the left ankle, sus a three The story of huw die and her lius- Action was taken by the Board of Oil plant, the dumping grounds and As the result of striking tained at 4:45 yesterday after- c mneil President John J. Vander struction Company, the contractor. and a half ton truck on St George band wulked all tlic way from Ncw- Health at its meeting last night to at the food booth at the carnival wall. Sr., expressed surprise and in He intimated, however, that if lie avenue, near McCandless street ark to Linden to abandon ilieir in- provide a dental clinic for the paro oh found any shortage of material <*r St George avenue. shortlv after 5 o'clock yesterday dignation last evening when asked chial schools. laut baby was told to Patrolman The food handlers here took out morning, Carl E'enouylet, New \ ork j about the rumored irregularity in workmanship he would take steps to Dr. .1. B. Rosenthal was appointed Charles Koeller by the mother from the proper jttard alter a doctors ex avenue, Baldwin. L. 1.. and Raymond the construction of the new city fire- remedy the situation immediately. to take charge of the work for three SPENDS VACATION McGee, fft). of 235 Eairmount avenue, j a cot ill in thetili Overlook Hospital in house at Elizabeth and Chandler Gossip in the business section has hours every other week. His ser amination. it was reported. Newark, were seriously injured and j Coda r Grove Wednesday avenues. The head of tlie city's gov it that tin*re are two sets of plans vices wil begin in September and, Mrs. M. K. Noe, health officer, re are confined at Elizabeth hospitals. ABOARD CRUISER erning hotly stilted that he held great in existence and Architect Silber- according to the resolution, will be It was on the afternoon of April ported 29 births, 20 deaths during The driver id" the truck, ■ Anthony confidence in the architect, Abe I. .stein. w ho was out of ti vvn yester completed in December 31, 1929. Attorney Furber and Kin to Cruise 23 that Mr. Kling proprietor of a July, iff cases of whooping cough, Saquello. of 117 North 92nd street, j Silberstcin, and the Standard Con- day, is understood to maintain that The board was unanimous in its act Atony New York Shore. store on St. George avenue near nine cases of measles, 4 eases of dip- Camden, w as held under $1000 bail j these different sets of plans and ion for the clinic. Paul street heard the wailings of a to await the action of the grand j specifications were drawn up at Hies Among the Health Board members theria and 7 cases of dog bite. | A novel vacation will be under The report the Plumbing Examin jury on the present charge of at-) baby and went out to find a brown time the Council was considering the present were Mrs. Clara II. Master- taken by Attorney James 11. Eurber ers Board Showed an applicant failed roe ions assault with a vehicle. ii eyed boy kicking its feet and squir probable cost of the in ¡filing, ac son. president. Adolph Kaufman, when tie will leave with Mrs. Fur ming, in an upright grey carriage. in his examination for a master the men's injuries result fatally, the counting for the misunderstanding. Joseph Shur, August Kilbaeher and her his brother Russell S. and lIn Police were notified and the bahv plumber’s license. complaint will be changed to a tech How tlie papers came int i the hands James Zannetti. latter's wife and two daughters for was later placed in Hie foundling nical charge of manslaughter. of the present holders is yet to be After a discussion sponsored by i a three weeks cruise around Long McGee was driving a Chevrolet ward at the General Hospital while explained. Commissioner Kaufman's recommen island, shore resorts and points of the carriage and the baby's belong sedan and, together with his New A difference of approximately 25 dation, the board authorized Health interest enroute. The veteran law ings were kept as clues. Months Lindenite Opens York companion, was returning percent in tlie thickness < f tlie wall's Advisoi Louis .1. Richards, who acted j yer expects to start out this week passed and dark eyed boy was si ill from the shore and were in a hurry and weight of the iron “ I-beams” is as secretary in the absence of Louis j end in his palatial “ Roamer" a unnamed. to be back to their homes in time for said to exist and members of the Kin ben spies. to write to the State j Accounting Office roomy cabin cruiser. work. They were almost past the; Through Hu* parental tuition and Real Estate Board are known to hare Board of Health for information to j 1 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eurber have worry of the grandmother Mrs. The-| Abe J. Rakin, of East Elizabeth truck when, suddenU the ear swer been in conference with several lo further the campaign in behalf of j been guests of the former Rahway resa Snciler, of 71 Bruce strict. New avenue, long a resident in Linden, ved and struck the big Fierce-Arrow, cal builders and to have visited the toxin-anti toxin for the city s chil-j mayor arriving recently from Michi ark, who refused to believe her' recently receivin his degree as Cer- on the left wheel. It was going in building, which is now well on its dreu. The Board favors a speaker gan. The cruising party intend to daughters account of how Hie child j Aecountant. has con the opposite direction- The force of! way toward completion. from the State Board to represent j tiffed Public navigate to Red Rank in time lor died of whooping cough, she was, the crash sent the heavy vehicle full Both Council President Vander the local health body at a meeting tlie boat races scheduled for \ugust able to learn ol the abandonment.! force into a gasoline pump al Eisen- ABE J. SILBERSTEIN wall and Councilman Horn staled of the Board of Education to point 24th and 25th. She went to Newark police where! bud's Service station, wrecking it. Architect of Firehouse. they would investigate the matter out the need for an educational cam Several Lindenites intend to be -.tie outlined her beliefs and soon j At the hospital it was found that: today and it is probable that Court- paign in the schools. present at tins ovcut. ¡il'ler the detectives from that place . McGee’s right ear was almost torn cilmanic action will be forthcoming. Last year the plan to inoculate Mr. Eurber and party intend to were working on the ease. off, and he received a laceration children for the purpose of prevent live aboard tin1 "Roamer” during She was sent to Linden where In The firehouse is the first major above the right ear, laceration of the C IT Y MANAGER ing diphtheria met with failure due their sojourn. identified the carriage and filter tile local undertaking of Silnerstein as forehead seven inches long and pos to a lack of cooperation, it was child. The new .irk authorities qui s ‘ an architect, his last proi linence be sible fracture of the skull. ing several years ago. when hi* as pointed out by Mrs. Masterson EXJC JRALDA” TRIP tinned Mrs. Catherine I’erna former j CAMPAIGN OPENS Eenouylett. who is 35, was treated , pired to election ¡is Councilman She feels confident, however, that ly Miss Snelier and there she aifioi!- > such a clinic will be established here for lacerations of the face and abras Fetters Erging Support to be Mailed from the Third Ward, being defeated The committee on the third an ted leaving the child in a carriage! ions of the right wrist. to Every H; me. by Charles Hill, the present incumb this year. nual trip taken by the Linden Fish along side tlie Kling store. i Commissioner Kaufman broached Patrolman Michael Breen and ent. Roundsman Joseph Gumauskas in ing Club in the “Giralda’’ Monday in M iieii Patrolman Charles Koeller j the issue by stating that for some An adivi* campaign in behalf of vestigated. cluded John Lambert, Joseph Ro s visited at the institution he learned! nights he has heard the subject of tlie city manager form of govern McGee is in the General Hospital Joseph Kinder. William H. Moore, that tin* baby's mother married A, 1 toxin-anti toxin discussed over tile ment is about to be opened by tin and Eenouylett is at St Elizabeth's. Edward Si-hoenlank and Fred MsGil- elo Peril«. 27. ¡it St. Rico's Church1 BAZAAR LIGHTS radio. It was time that the Board Linden Citizens and Taxpayers Non took favorable steps for the prevent When Patrolman Breen tried to get in Newark on October 2*. t!>29. The1 The boat left child was born on November 20. I dgs ! I’arUsan I,cague, according to an ative of diphtheria w h ic h has caused a statement from the injured men as Recreation pier nouncement today. LOOM UP AGAIN numerous deaths in children he said. to how the mishap came about they early Monday morning and after a according to the report, ni tlie New day of sport and sonn fishing the ark Memorial Hospital. Letters are to be mailed shortly Other members ot the Board were were not able to give any connected Colorful Fairs Hold Forth on High- ■'Giralda" docked at the ¡lier shortly Husband and wife resided ¡it to tvery citizen in the city, toget called upon to present their views information- Sergeant John Skolsky. wav and Elizabeth Ave. her witii a circular on Why the new on the ¡ueslion and each spoke high on duty at headquarters, yesterday after 9 o'clock p. ni. Combs Alley, in Newark. Ian of government in Linden ly of the plan and cited the laei notified the injured mens families The committee aeteii as host to a She told Patrolman Koeller that., After a lull in carnival activities' should lie supported. .Membership that otiier communities have the in of the accident. lari number of guests together with her husband. tiny bassrrsby w hose eya s wen in t recent narils will also be enclosed request- oculation of children with the pre wheeled their baby from New ¡irk t" jlv accustomed to the bright lights ' io'.: enrollment tiRo 'he organization. ventative serum in operation. Linden and abondoned it. They later the closely joined tents tin* ferris Fi ¡melai contributions are sought l)r. Richards said that an educa boarded a .trolley, she said. and re ¡wheel and the whirling merry go- Unusual Number of Road t urued to New ark- from those willing to aid the cause. tional plan in the schools with H'" and bus establìshed un office round are again greeted to those (Vfleers ot the Non l'artisan i.cagni* cooperation of the School Board Commerce Building mi A\ "od Tlie husband has been missing and familiar sights with the arrival- Mi is would help to instruct parents ot its near Bkincke Street. Rakin. a Accidents Over Past Week police ¡ire now in seneh of him. Ac- j ¡'.elùde Alex Amon, president: Ode week of a carnival and bazaar. on Danuingcr. treasurer and At advantages. Attention was called nate of the locai public schoc cording lo the wife, Perrin's oi 1 rei- \ The Jew Fh National Workers Al onie.' James B. Eurber seen*tray. to the fact that the Board; of Educa of New Adirli University bus ¡Rive in this country is a brother., liance is sponsoring tin frolic and o tion did not support the Health wide range of expcrience in More Than Ten Persons Victims of Mishaps in Cit\. Andrew living at 13th street, near; bazaar holding forth tonight and body's plan to conduct a clinic in the ing and aecnunling. He was I Most of Them of Serious Nature. Orange street Newark. throughout the next wet: is at Hie El schools last year. ly aetive in sports play ing Overseer of the Poor William II. LIGHTNING BOLT izabeth avenue grounds A band It is the Board's desire to have t e Moore made arrangements to care1 •oncert will be given \neh night. John Meslers all Stars in was found to have received a pos- State .peaker present at the School dit league several years hack l id w ard Wheeler, 'id, of lOUd Mor for the baby a! the Children's Guar-! There a number of booths at the L1- sinle 1 racture of tlie sKuil, bruises of Board meeting and explain the cam ris street, Moselle, received a pos dians Society in Jersey City. CAUSES DAMAGE;»-i/abeth avenue lot but no sidesiiowvs the* -Idt leg, right elbow and back. paign. The school hoard will not sible fracture of the left arm as the No reason was given wily the par 1 nor rides. result of being struck by a hit and Thu driver was proceeding east on Hits ( Ih i m nei. Fi u rs t s H o 1 e in Roof. have to assume any respon cuts abandoned their baby boy, who | <)n the high wav. near the Haiti- Boy Excited at Fire, run driver on St. George avenue at St. George avenue when, according Breaks Truck Top. it was stated at the meet in is now nine months old. | more and Ohio railroad tracks, a car cooperation from the public is en Morris street, Tuesday at midnight, Lo the report at police headquarters, 1 nival is holding .sway m dor tlie aus listed and the Health Board feels j According to Patrolman Preen, the boy ran into the path of the car. Lightning performed some queer Firemen Mistaken Too pices of the Linden RomDIc Council that t will successfully start the | w ho investigated. Wheeler was trav the luree of the impact twisted the mitics early last night when it struck rignt headlight ami uented Lie hood the roof of a two story frame build of Jewish Women. system tills year if the proper sup The business section of Wood liv eling in his ear with one arm pro APPLY FOR PAPERS oi the ear. ing and store owned by J. A. Martin Local merchants recently present- port is given. ellile was treated to a slight thrill jecting out as if signaling for a turn, Al the hospital last evening it was at Grier avenue and Tuxedo place. j ud a petition strongly opposing the Plumbing inspector John Humbert yesterday afternoon at 1:20 v hen * when the unknown machine side- said the youngster is doing well. TO ENTER CANADA Firemen responded witii both en influence carnivals have on tin* ciTvT was given permission to attend the David Margit Lies, votimi son of ' sw iped the ear, pinning his arm As the result-of striking Thomas gines and found that a thunder bolt business and morals. T icy pictured National Convention of the Ameri Philip Marmulles, who live over the against the door- The injured man Rizzo, one of tlie well known Rizzo Others Confer On Vacations. Police struek the chimney, tearing part of them as damaging to local trade, tor can Sanitary Engineers to be held food store at the corner of Wood was treated at tin* St. Elizabeth hos- boxing twins who lormerly lived in Enjoying Trips. it off mu.! then hit the roof ripping its health and children > morals., in Detroit the latter part of August. and Price street, rustled up I pital. avenue Linden but now reside in Roselle, a-large hole. The falling brick from f The protest was acted upon by the 1 )r. Richards reported making Ins and down the street several times Robert Wetlicridgc, of 7.S .Monroe Among those who applied at Gil.' irvmg Levy, ot Uf9 St. George aven tlie chimney landed on a truck in council, it being explained that the tour »I inspection at the Standard pointing back at ids home and cry street, and John llealy, of 2i»ff West Glerk Thomas Sullivan’s office for j ue, Linden, was held for trie action the rear yard and broke the top. Al carnival permits couh not be re ing tiis home was on tire. After sev- Grand street, both of Railway, re- some means of proving their citizen-j of the Grand Jury under ¡¡>500 bail though the fireman were ready the voked, but that main wore ea nee lie«? rai Iritis up and down the sidewalk, iceivid lacerations of the nose and ship in order to cross the Canadian | when arraniged before Judge Kiub- services were not required as no fire because of the disfavor shown by Hie youngster calmed down anti pul I— I left arm, respectively, on Edgar road border were Mr. and Mrs* Joseph | enspies on an atrocious assault resulte«!. ¡the city. The governing body put Clearance Sale Opened ; d the handle on the lire alarm box I near the B. A O. railroad, shortly af Loifsch, of Gibbons street. Mr. and j Charge preferred by Patrolman An Martin occupies tlie top floor. He the matter of drawing ip an ordin- at the corner of Wood and .Elizabeth ter laid night Tuesday, when the ear Mgs. Chester King and two daugli- j thony .Monies!. also manages a fruit store on the ^ ance to forbid open road shows and avenue, bringing the engines post I in w ii'n li they were rilling collided furs, and Harold Belcher. of 1107 j By Greenberg Co. | Levy’s machine ran into Rizzo as ground floor. j carnivals in the hands of its at tor- haste while ¡1 crowd assembled to I with a Philadelphia bus Iriven by Wheatsheaf road. \l! have bright j : the boxer was crossing St. George The lain storm was greeted by j ney. It is expected this ordinance watch the firemen perform, a dark 'Joseph ;,olinski ol Hint city. Both visions of a restful trip through the The Greenberg Company. well i avenue and, according to the state Lindenites inasmuch as lawns and will be introduced at its Monday heavy smoke emitting from the roof jilt i'- i were urnught to In idquart- ¡pleasant scenery and Canadian nov know i local depart nvnt store loca ment by tlie acused driver, he was gardens suffer«»«! in the dry spell. { meeting. of the building. ers by Patrolman Breen for identifi el t ies. ted al 220 North Wood avenue, will traveling in the line of traffic and Much favorable comment was cation and statements. ^«cations are being spent by mem launch its first annual clearance sale proceeding at a slow rate when Riz heard as the firemen quickly sent up I Little Thomas Tresky, 2. of 32(113 bers of the police department in starting Monday. August.”», it will he zo ran into tlie side of iiis machine. worthwhile for the housewife and a ladder to the roof, the veteran Tremltv point road, was IJie victim j a carefree way. Among those now < The accident happened Saturday others desiring quality merchandise blaze eater. Andy Mori scampering j of an odd accident Sunday. He re- i lolling about along beaches, in the anil the injured athlete is slill in at cut prices to visit the establish up the rungs almost a fast as his ! ceiveil a cut on the head when a j country or other recreational places the hospital but his condition is not Linden Trust Company ♦ ment during the course of the sale, buddies extended to climbing appar man 011 a bicycle in trying to avnid |are Lien,tenant Arnold Hergeuhnn. considered serious. WOOD AVENUE AND PRICE STREET ♦ according to Nat Greenberg mana atus. striking bini foli off thè ovvie and Patrolmen Nicholas Cmmski, Grover; I Other firemen went up Lo the roof onio Mie youngster. when thè ehild ! ger. UH WARD EXCLUSION Ryan. Tom Flynn. Bill HalJinan, and ; » while grown-ups watched with in ran in front of thè vehielc William G eoKìw W . Bat hr, P re s id e n t t in order to make room for the The committee is shaping up ar •lolm By ko. They took leave .Fitly Adams. of di Kas.t 1S tii Street, was t fall ¡.lid winter line of merchandise terest and youngsters choriled with rangements for the first annual ex ID and will return back to dutv Sun- was more thè cyslist. #*. the‘company lias arranged this event glee but it. was found tlie re cursion of the Fourth Ward Repub apparatus Darting aeross thè Street in child- 1 I to clear its floors. The sale is a smoke than tire and the lican (Dub to live Beach, X. V. on I hose scheduled for two week' to hoad- ish abandon resu Ite«! in serious in~ yenrlv event and will not be repeal was soon on its way back Saturday August 21. sojourn lor the lore part of August; r jurios lo Walter Losvk. ol 7‘>N .Jack * ed until next year, the store an qua rters. "The ALvles Standisti'’ has been and rated for the return on the F Hi The lire was in tin* cellar, .and not son aveniie. Tuesday night sfiortly Chi* . tp p o 'm e n ! a- / • cui .h im nounces. chartered for the outing and a large include Messrs* Will Res. ,\Tj{ on the roof. Much smoke was enut- after eiglit. The 1 l-yenr-old boy was Persons purchasing at the sale can gathering of guests including offic Daugherty, Harry La voire. Sieve led because of a sudden burning of si nifk In a car driven by Philip Pos- be nssmed of a discount of from Rl ials and local and out of town per Manuzza. Harry Weit/mnn and Jack ,lltorncy, Agent, Ein 0 I-soaked papers and rubbish about sief. of New ark. at Mie interseetion to 29 percent on each item. The sons are expected to be on the boat. Orze. an oil burner, onus d by, an attempt of St. George and Baltimore avermi s. Club Plan is in vogue nt Greenberg's "The Myles Standisti” will leave Fate Detective Sergeant .»»■•• >\\ to start the burner with a match. Taluni to thè Sì. Elizabeth hospital C iu m ! mus ( tu b Sufe Deposit Cani'. and i small down payment secures Recreation Pier in Elizabeth 0 a. in. Daniels vacation, was also scheduled the article or articles wanted. by Patrofman William Kluge. Losvk at this time. There will be dancing. . Among the wide selection of fur MANY AT SEA CTlUT .Mrs. John Maliar. of Morris avenue. ì ra n e!/crv' ( lieeks and [.. tiers ot ( reiht * nishings for tlie home and individ DILLON IM PR O V l NG >ister of Patrolman Harry Wagner i ual purpose are Lamps. Jewelry, Political highlights in large num s J. A. MEEKINS " Eddie*' Dillon. prominent local is spending a week as guest of Mrs. è beds, springs mnttre ses. curtains, bers left Linden yesterday morning j Special Department 4p.c. ínteres ! realtor, is about town again without Wagner at (heir bungalow on the ? linoleums. (Poor coverings. eha* s. and ret timed late last night from FUNERAL DIRECTOR i ; eruches today fur the* first time in Metetaeonk River. F the stay at Camp Larsen. Sea Girt, dressers, baby carriages, knife and Office and Funeral Parlor ; six weeks, the njury to iiis foot, sus Ooniissioner William Feller. of fork sets, draperies electric toasters, as guests of Governor Morgan 1*. Wood Av<*. THo. l indon .'IS." t Night Phone EM er.son s 350 tained while wading in a pool some Gesnor street "ill return Sunday 9 electro- irons, ice boxes and oilie.r Larson at the first such .Republican six weeks ago, improving rapidly. after a stay at Manasquan . household necessities. function held. 1 PAGE la v o LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929
light Saving) Time, in the afternoon of said Resolution by County Road Commit and State of New Jersey. land and premises hereinafter particu L )t s 18-19-34-35-44-«MS and one half tee authorizing: director and clerk to BEGINNING on the southeasterly side larly describen, situate, lying and being of Lit No. 43 adjoining Lot No. 44 in the following tract or pi.reel of }anij execute proof of loss of damaged Stud- of Price Street distant six hundred and in the City of Linden in the County oJ Block m e ; Ix>ts 84. 85. 86 and one-half andl premises hereinafter particularly des- elm ker car w as adopted. sixty-nine feet and ten hundredths of a Union and State of New Jersey. of Lot 83 adjoining Lot No. 84. Lots 95 cr bed, situate, lying and being in the City Resolution by County Road Commit foot from the southeasterly coiner of B E G IN N IN G at a point in the south and one-half of Lot No. 96 adpoming of Linden, in the County of Union and State tee authorizing: director and clerk to Price Street and Wood Avenue; thence easterly lnie of Price Street, said point L«ft 9 5; IjC>ts Nos. 109-11 0-11-11 2 And of New Jersey. BEGINNING at the corner formed by the Social and Personal execute deed to Kenilworth Realty Cor running northeasterly along the south being one hundred* (100) feet south one-half o f Ix>t No. 108, adjoinin g L o t easterly side of Price Street, sixty feet; westerly from the intersection of the 100 in Block tw o; Lots 1 34. 1 35 1 51. 15a. in ersection of the southerly side of St. poration was adopted. George Avenue with the easterly side of Resolution by Finance Committee ap thence in a southeasterly course and at southwesterly line of Todd Place and 158. 159. 162, 163. in Block three; Lots right angles to said Price Street one th»e said southeasterly line of Price 197-198-199-200- 201-202-203- 204-205-206 M :Car*dleH* Street: thence running G> Miss Mary S. Robertson, infant Miss Eleanor Mackey, of Curtis propriating? $2,900.00 for new bridge southeasterly along the said Udc of Mc- on Watch ungf avenue. Plainfield, was hundred and fifty feet; tehnee in a Street; running (I) south forty-one tie- one-half of Lot No. 196. adjoining I«ot grees fifty-five minutes east one hun No. 197 in Block four; L*»t« 226-227-230 Cs ndiess Street one hundred twenty-three mistress of Fife, Scotland, arrived street, is convalescing after under adopted. southewesterly course sixty feet; thence and twenty-four hundredth- (123.24), dred eighty-four and forty-one one- 234-235-238-239-242-243. in Block five going an operation at the St. Eliza Resolution by Finance Committee au in a northwesterly course one hundred thence (2) easterly and para le! with St. on the “ Laconia” on the 22nd on a and fifty feet to the place of BEGIN hundredths (184.41) feet to a point; Lots 254-255-264-265-266-267 and one- thorizing- the County Treasurer to re G« orge A venue twenty arid tweaty-thr* e beth Hospital for appendicitis. thence (2) south thirty-nine degrees half of Lot 268 adjoining Lot No. 267, visi,t to her sister, Mrs. James Gib turn to Township of Hillside overpaid NING. hundredths feet (20.23) to a point; thence There isdu e approxinyttely $38,4 20.31 forty-seven minutes west twenty-nine one-half of I«ot No. 263 adjoining Lot (3 ) northerly in a line which if continued son of 511 East Elizabeth avenue. A taxes \vas a < 1 opted. and $16,891.9 2. with interest from May and one one-hundredths (29.01) feet to | 264. one-half o f Ix>t No. 263 adjoining The director appointed the following: would be at right angles to St. George The regular meeting of the Star 2nd. 1929, and costs. a point; thence running (3) north forty L o t 264. Lots 291. 292 293 in Block six. A- eriue a distance of eighteen feet (18) number of friends gathered to give members o fthe Special Drainage Com of Linden Council, Daughters ot Am SAMUEL. H. TOOL. Sheri.f. hundred eighty-five and forty-eight one- There is due approximately *18.722 a point; thence (4) westerly and parallel her a hearty welcome, the home be mittee: Freeholders Van Doren, Hoesly. LEBER & RUBACK, Sol'rs. hundredths (185.48) feet to the said with interest from May 31st 1929. and w; th St George Avenue four and one-half erica, will be held at the Craftsmen Wilbur. Brooks and Palermo Freeholder Fees $16.38 EDJ&LO jyl2,4tM southeasterly line of Price Street; thence fe»t (4 to a point; thence^ 15) northerly ing appropriately decorated vvith Rmnpf, member of Miscellaneous and costs. Miss ! Home, Elizabeth avenue, Monday ev- (4) along the said southeasterly line of SAMUEL H. TOOL. Sheriff. ard at right angles to St. George Avenue Scottish and American flags. Education and Engineering Committee. SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of New Pric Street north forty-eight degrees BERNARD FREEDMAN. Sol’r. ei rhty-two feet (82) to the southerly side of St. George Avenue; thence 16» wester!/ Robertson intends visiting Pittsburg ning. Freeholder Van Doren member of Jail Jersey. Between The Citizens Building one degrees fifty-five minutes west one Fees $19.74 E D J &L O j y 9 - 4 t M and Discharge of Prisoners. and Loan Association of Elizabeth, N. J., five minutes east twenty-nine (29) feet a!>ng the said side of St. George Avenue to Scotland. Resolution by Freeholder Harrigan complainant, and Albert Realty S: Con SHERIFF’S SALE— In Chancery of New ei ?hty-seven and seventy-five hundredths before her return to the point or place of BEGINNING. feet (87.75) to the point or place of BE- Mrs. Julius Gugel, of DeWitt street amending- the rules and reputations to struction Co., et als„ defendants. Suit Being also known as Lot number for Jersey. Between Thomas Wilson, complain G NNING. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maine], of hold next regular meeting August 2nd. No. 1. Fi. fa. for sale of mortgaged ty-four hundred and six (4406) and the ant. and Charles S. Valvano, et ux., defen There is due approximately $12.336.91, Mrs. John Ludvinaitis is spending instead o f August 1st. w as adopted. p remises. | easterly nine (9) feet of Lot number dants. Fi. fa. for sale of mortgaged prem w th interest from June 14th, 1929, and ises. the week at New Britain, Conn., at Ainsworth street, will leave the lat Director declared Board adjourned to By virtue of the above-stated writ o f i toi ty-four hundred and seven (4407), cc sts. Friday. August 2nd, at 2:20 p. m. fieri facias to me directed I shali expose 'Block number seventy-seven (77). By virtue of the above-stated writ of fieri ter part of the week for a motor trip facias to me directed I shall expose for sale SAM U EL H. TOC L, Sheriff. tending the convention of the Lith CllAS. M. AFFLECK. Clerk. for sale by public vendue, at the Sher "Wood Linden Realty Trust Map No, 2 8 HARRY B. KOTLER, Sol’r. iff’s office in the Court House in the by public vendue, at the Sheriff’s office in through Maine and to other points of Lots at Linden. N. J." the Court House in the city of Elizabeth, Fees $20.58 EDJ&LO jy26-4t M uanian Roman Catholic Women s Al City of Elizabeth. N. J., on of interest, lasting two weeks. NOTICE There is due approximately $8 414.23 N. J., on liance of America. The Superior Provident Loan Associ WEDNESDAY. THE MTH DAY OF w ith Interest fro m M ay 4th. 1923, and WEDNESDAY, TH E 21ST DAY OF SH E RIFF’S SALE In chancery of new ation. of 1713 S. Wood avenue. Linden. costs. AUGUST, A. D., 1929. J< rsey. Between Winner Building and Loan AUGUST. A. D.. 19 29 Association, complainant, and Mildred R. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pereival and N ew Jersey., in accordance w ith a res at one o’clock Standard (two o’clock Fees $23.52 EDJ&LO j>T9.4tM at one o’clock Standard (two o’clock Day The Misses Marie and Anna Franke olution passed by its Board of Direct Weiner, et als.. defendants. F fa for sal#- family, of Washington avenue, left Daylight Saving) Time, in the afternoon light Saving) Time, in the af tern on of said oi mortgaged premises. of Blanche street, and Christiana ors. is dissolving its corporate exist of said day. SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of New day. By virtue of the above-stated writ of yesterday for a trip to the New Eng ence and herewith gives legal notice A ll the fo llow in g tract or parc el o f j Jersey. Between Frank G. Newell, j All the following tract or parcel of land fi.*ri facias to me directed I shall expose Hauswald, of Wood avenue, are en thereof to all concerned. land and premises hereinafter particu complainant, and Faro Palazzolo, et ux. j and premises hereinafter particularly des fer sal by public vendue at the Sheriff - of. land States. (Signed) et. ah. defendants. Fi. fa. fo r sale o f | cribed. situate, lying and being in the City fioe in the Court House in the city of Eliz joying two weeks at Camp Winnepe- larly described, situate, lying and being of Linden, in the County of Union and State SUPERIOR PROVIDENT LOAN ASSN. in the City o f Linden in the County of mort ga god premises. abeth, N. J. on by J . 1C a n to i\ Sec ret a ry . By virtue of the above-stated writ of of New Jersey. WEDNESDAY. THE 21ST DAY OF saukee, in New Hampshire. Union and State of New Jersey. Known as lots seven hundred eleven! 711) Freeholders N. M. Palermo and fieri facias to me directed I shall expose j AUGUST A. D., 1929. B E G IN N IN G at a point in the south and sev'w hundred twelve (712), in Block Cornelius O'Donnell were among the NOTILE erly line of Price Street, said point for sale by public vendue at the Sheriff’s at one o’clock Standard (two o’clock Day Acting Captain Arnold E. Hergen- twenty-six (26). on a certain map entitled. light Saving) Time, in the afternoon or said many to attend th testimonial din My w ife. Mary or Marie. Sochurek, being one hundred and twenty-nine office in the Court House In the City of “ Realty Trust Map No. 33 of 155 lots at having left my home. I will not Ik * re Elizabeth N. J.. on day. hon, of Summit street, is forgetting (129) feet southw esterly from the in Maple Park, Linden, Union County, N. J.,” All the following tract or parcel of land ned to Jacob L. Bauer, former Town sponsible for any debts contracted by tersection formed by the southwesterly j WEDNESDAY', THE 14TH DAY OF j surveyed August 20th, 1906. by J. L. Bauer, police worries during his vacation at AUGUST. A. D., 1929 and premises hereinafter particularly di ship Engineer, lately appointed to her from July 26 or hereafter. line of Todd Place, with the said south- , Civil Engineer. Elizabeth, N. J., filed N ov sc ribed, situate, lying and being i in the A. F. SOCHUREK. easterly line of Price Street; thence run at one o’clock Standard (two o’clock i ember 5. 1906 as Map No. 22 7 A. C ty of Linden in the County of Union and Wildwood. There is due approximately $2,046.96, that position with the State. 20 1 ! Alberta Ave.. Linden. N. J. ning (1) south forty-one degrees fifty- Daylight Saving Time), in the after- j S ate of New Jersey. noon of said day. with interest from June 13 th, 1929. and BEGINNING at the corner f irmed by the five minutes east one hundred eighty- costs. The first annual truck ride of the NOTICE is hereby given that the part five and for ty-eight one-hundredths! All the following tract or parcel of ir tersection of the southerly line of Elm A pleasant trip to Sculler's Beach nership lately subsisting between John larly described, situate, lying ami being: SAM UEL H. TOOL, Sheriff. S'.reel with the westerly line of Maple A . - Junior Hungarian Round Table Club (185.4 8) feet to a point; th e m e (2) WILLIAM F. GROVES, So Ur. was enjoyed by the Misses Beatrice Billy and Paul Billy of the City of Lin south thirty-nine degeivs forty-seven in the City o f Linden in the County of m e ; thence running southeasterly along the Union and State of New Jersey. Fees $14.70 EDJ&LO jy2614tM said line of Maple Avenue thirty-two feet to Lake Hopatcong was well attend den. County of Union and State of New minutes west thirty-two and two o t «’- ! uffffffYo,hand9,R Vandervort. Gladys Misek. Adelheide Jersey, was dissolved on the 8th day BEGINNING at a point o n the north t< a point; thence running -outh w-t-n y ed and a good time had by all. hundredths (32.02) feet to a p o in t;’ a id parallel with Elm Street ni-o •;, -• • • Lauxmann, and friends. of July 1921». by mutual consent. All thence running (3) north forty-on«* de erly side of Twelfth Street three bun- j SHERIFF’S SALE....In Char eery of New debts owing to the said partnership are died ninety-four feet westerly from the ’ Newell, com f* et and eighty three one hundredths f a grees fifty-hive minutes west one hund Jersey. Between Frank G. foot to a point; thence running northw.---.- to be received by the said Paul Billy, intersection of the northerly s ide of plainant. ami Alfanso Ciofalo, et ux., et a!., Mrs. R. R. llazlett, of Henry street, red eighty-six and sixty-seven one- y side e ly and pareJIel with Maple Avenue th:.-; y- Mr- M. VanHousen, of Linden av and all demands against the firm or hundredths (1 86.67) feet to the said Twelfth Street w i t h the wostcrl defendants, Fi. fa. for sale of mortgaged ru mi in g Hum e at tu’o feet to a point in the southerly line of 1ms returned from Milton, Pa., where partnership are to be presented to John southeasterly line of Price Street; thence, t>f Wood Avenue and premises. Elm Street.; thence northeasterly along the enue, spent a few days at (.hatham. id T we i ft h St î eet By virtue of the above-stated writ of fieri Billy for payment. (4) along the said southeasterly line of right angles 1«o sa said line of Elm Street ninety -on*- feet ar.d she was the guest of her mother, Mrs. north thirty-six degne-s thirty -ex min facia - to me directed I shall expose for visiting friends and relatives. JOHN BILLY. Price Street north forty-eight degrees e ghty-three one hundredths of a foot to the Schell. utes west and through a party wall of sale by public vendue, at the Sheriff’s office PAUL BILLY. five minutes east thirt y -1 w * > i 3 2) feet to in the Court House in the city of Elizabeth, point or place of BEGINNING Dated: July St hr 1929. the house adjoining on the is! side Being the northwesterly thirty-1 >vo feet the point or place of BEGINNING. j one hundred feet to a point- th* nee N. J.. on Rev. A. W. Willever, pastor of the Being also known as Lot number for o" lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 on Map No. 2 of prop- south fifty-three degrees twenty-tour W EDNESDAY, TH E 21ST DAY OF Mrs. Bernhardt and children. Mary Methodist Church .is now home trom IV CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY ty-four hundred and eight (4 HE). t ne AUGUST. A. D., 1929, e-ty owned by C. Danninger in Linden Town minutes west sixteen f«-et to a ;■ *»11it; at one o’clock Standard ( tw< o’clock Day ship, and Linden Borough, Union County, and Vallie. of Henry street, are en TO SAMUEL MILLER. easterly one (1) foot of Lot number New Jersey. the hospital, where he underwent an By virtue of an order of the Court thencelie south thirty-six deu ces thirty- light Saving) Time, in the afternoon of said foily-four hundred and nine (1 1 <¡9), and inules east a nd through a pa U y There is due appproximately $5.* 17 56. joying the summer months at High of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the w esterly eleven (11) feet of Lot. six II day. operation. Rev. anti Mrs. \\ illever f t h o h o u S4 a 1 j o i n mg o n 11 with hi n teres t f rorn July s t h . 1 9 29. and land Beach. the day of the date hereof, in a certain number forty-four hundred and seven, w ail « 1 All the following tract or parcel of land expect to spend a few weeks at Hak- alle! with thè first colirs h< and premises, hereinafter particularly des costs. cause wherein Bessie Miiler is petition (4407). Block number seventy-seven P- Î he SAM UEL H. TOOL, Sher.fi. er. and you are defendant, you are re huntired feet to thè point cribed. situate, lying and being in the City enstown, N. Y. (77). “Wood Linden Realty Trust Map t i of Linden in the County of Union and State RICHARD E. KOHN, Sol’r. quired to appear, and plead, answer or j riort herb ide o f T w e lfth S ire t; Tee- -f 19.74 EDJ&LO j y 2 6 - 41M Mr. and Mrs. .1. Perkins, of Lafay No. 28 of Lots at Linden. N. J. terly along said Twelfth St r< et of New Jersey, House No. 7. demur to the petitioner’s petition on or There is due approximately $ V ;1 4.23. ette street, and family, and Mr. and \ north fifty-three begroes twoit y- f. nir Beginning at a point on the northerly Miss Katherine Matter, of Gibbons before the 28th day o f August, next, or with interest from May 4th 19 2Í . and Mi ERI EES SALE Nevv Jei •sty Supreme ini mit s q sixteen f* et to tin l >oi n t side of Twelfth Street four hundred twenty- Mrs. W. Parley and family, of Spruce ! m default thereof, such decree will be (*« >s t s. six feet westerly from the intersection of i Court. X i‘-hoia> T o ecu . »lai ! 11 ; IT vs. street, celebrated her birthday anni Sheriff. and piare ì I p ».-a rio St rama ni ¡noi:. del • unía nt. Fi. street, spent Sunday at Hngeonot taken as the Chancellor shall think SAMUEL H. TOOL dile appi o\imateiy $1 •4 1.56 the northerly side of Twelfth Street with j just and equitable, and as shall be There is the westerly side of Wood Avenue, and run- I fit. de. bo. et. ter. On Doe Feted Jud-e- versary with a dinner party Wednes JO H N K. ENG LISH . Sol i’. and $ 1 3 19 . I 3 \v i t h i n t e res t f rum J u ? Beach, Staten Island. agreeable to the statute in such case Foes $2 1.3 6 E D J& LO 1 V 1 .* \ t M ring thence at right angles to said Twelfth i lent. day evenig at the home of her par 17th, 1929. and co-sts. Street north thirty-six degrees thirty-six alto • e-Sf « ted w rit of made „and provided. SAMUEL H. TOOL SherifL By virtue of the ent, Mr. and Mrs. F. Matter. Guests The object of said suit is to obtain a •SHERIFF'S S A L K - In C lia m w y .»f NVw minutes west and through a party wall of i t eri facias to me d :ed J shall expo-e Mr. and Mrs. F. Menke and family, .Jet's, y. I Jet ween Th e Citizens I ¡milling ;r M AN v K W VI.H K the house ad joining on the east side one- from Linden and other nearby com decree ot divorce, dissolving the mar EI U&LO j> 1'M iM Í lo r sal: by public vein lue. at the Sher- riage between you and the said peti and U a i i Association o f Elizalwth. N. J- *s $ .16 hundred feet to a point; thence south fifty- 1 i Vs office in the City o f Elizabeth, N. of DeWitt street; Mr. and Mrs. L. six' feet to a point: thence south thirty- munities were present. tioner. womplainant, ami Albert Kealty .v Con I SHERIFFS SALE In Chancery ; J .. on Meyers and family, of Stiles street, st ruction Co., et ¡ils„ defeniants. Suit six degrees thirty-six minutws east and Dated: June 27th, 1929. Jersey Bet w* < n J a rob Castf through a party wall of the house adjoining} \YK 1 >NF.S] >A Y . TH H STH D A Y OF No. 2. Fi. fa for sale oi mortgaged and Mrs. .1. Gugel, of DeWitt street, SOLOMON A. SISSELMAN. «complainant, a mi State Dovei- ne nt on the west and parallel with the first ! A 1 ’GUST. A. D. I 9 29 Mrs. Webb Wallace and daughter, Solicitor of Petitioner. premises- t . . .. « . defendants. F course herein a distance of one-hundred feet ; t one o'ehi *< • k Standlard U w o o ’elo'-k are enjoying a two weeks stay at Bv virtue of the above-stated writ of C orporal ion. et als 4 5 Branford Place. le of mort imaged premises. to a point in the northerly side of Twelfth 1 »a y light Sav ing) T im e, in the af1ernoon Alta, of Stiles street, have returned fieri facias to me directed I shall expose Great Kills, Staten Island. iy 1 2,4 t M N ew a r k . N ew J; rsoy. By virtue of the above-stated writ of Street . thence easterly along said Twelfth « î said day for sale by public vendue at the Sher home after spending their vacation fieri facias to me directed I shall expose Street north fifty-three degrees twenty-four j All th; it <•ert a in pit >t o f and situate. iff’s office in the Court H ouse In the at Bushkill. Pa. SHERIFFS SALE In Chancery
CYLINDRICAL AUTOBUS SHOWN IN BERLIN O ver the .3 00 Top for S Years I f\ n DINKY COM /4 l-E ÄA A C'W.'ç (-VITTIMO
Ti e new t.vpe passenger auio bus. of cylindrical design which was shown at the international automobile exhibition staged recently in Berlin. V HITCH-HIKER IS i Invention Perfected Prevents Accidents I 1 D. Nettenstroin, of Chicago, 1 I IN PLACE TO SHE lias perfected an invention for * automobiles which he believes will prevent a large percentage PitM-.W-r, ^utoraster - ervicc " of the accidents now caused by Generous Driver Is in Bad \ ear Game* AB R H TB 2 B 3 B HR. FC. shearing off the pin bolt that ! 1925 ...... 10 9 ¿ 6 7 J Ô 3 .667 Position in Case of holds the springs of a car. In 1926 ...... 26 32 8 JO 14 2 1 1 .313 1927 ...... 61 130 23 42 67 6 5 3 .323 ! his invention positive locking is 29 Accident. 1928 ______118 4(10 85 131 21V 10 1 î .32& achieved by means of wedges, 1029 ______86 310 71 130 200 13 8 1 i .38? Few ear owners are aware that which also keep tiie entire T •.tal« _____ <01 881 189 309 507 51 24 y\ 351 spring tightly in place. when 'hey "pick up" a hitch-hiker tlie ! t The Child’s World legal relationship between themselves JL David Copperfield tells us tiow he find the erstwhile pedestrian becomes I that of host and guest, and that they consoled himself In his lonely child are liable to the “guest” in the event Air Intake Important on lio.od by impersonating his favorite M. HAUSWALD of injuries sustained through tlie driv characters in fiction. He went about Zall and Nadel er’s negligence, points out the legal Tractors and Motor Cars for weeks as a valiant captain of tiie department of the Chicago Motor club. Tests conducted by the department Royal navy, in danger of being beset REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Liable for Accident*. of agricultural engineering of the by savages and resolved to sell bis life University of ( ’all form a have stiown Painting, Decorating, Paperhanging “ Numerous questions have arisen in at a great price. The captain never LIST YOUR SELLINGS OR RENTINGS tiie vital necessity of having efficient ihe various states as to the degree of lost dignity by having tils ears boxed PROMPT AND REASONABLE eare which a driver must exercise to air cleaners on tractors, trucks and WITH THIS LOCAL FIRM with the Latin grammar, for he was avoid liability," 'a bulletin Issued by autos which are to be used under the motor club stated, “ fn a few dusty conditions. So well has this a captain and a hero, in spite of all 503 Wood Ave. N. Tel. 3327 states he is liable only for gross neg fact been impressed upon designers the grammars in the world. There are 513 Washington Ave. Phone 2665 Í ligence. but in the majority of states and manufacturers that now such still hundreds of children who live be is liable If the accident results cleaners are standard equipment upon with an unseen playmate, or imper from his failure to use the degree of most tractors and motor vehicle's. sonate someone else for a week at a eare which a man of ordinary pru Recent continuations of these rests time The secret is often kept pro dence would exercise under similar as to the effect of the location of Hie foundly for fear of ridicule; but those circumstances. air intake of tractors show that when In c’ose touch with children can some the carburetor air inlet opening “There are other reasons, however, times get a glimpse of their wonder which should he sufficient In them faced forward, three and one-half times ns much dust was taken in as land. It is good for us all to be re Gas Heats Water selves to persuade motorists to refrain from giving rides to strangers. All when it faced toward the rear. This • minded of it now and then ; and. if too often does the apparent wanderer is a very striking fact and one that j the truth were known, many a grown produce a pistol and relieve his bene tractor, truck and auto purchasers • up still shares his hopes and fears am? factor of his car and money. Recent should take into consideration in se his visions of future greatness, with for All Purposes ly a youth killed an Arizona driver lecting an outfit. No doubt even bet- j bis inner self, that unseen companion, Quickly who had given him a lift. ter would he the plan of lifting thp I with whom he converses in the quiet carburetor air intake above tiie worst i Grave Possibilities, hours, says the Yorkshire Evening of the dust by means of a vertical j “Generosity is certainly tin admir Post. Life, indeed, might become al Conveniently able attribute, but motorists who ad pipe extending several feet above tiie most Insupportable if we could never mit roadside wayfarers into their car tractor. The opening of this should j are. because of the grave possibilities tie turned back instead of forward, or escape from ihe drabness of our daily of the situation, carrying that quality possibly might lie fitted with a ! round into rlie realms of fancy. Economically entirely too far.” revolving cap which would always j face away from the wind. Tiie traveler crossing the arid West j of our North America and visiting tlie | THE MOTOR QUIZ First Motor Taxi numerous reclamation undertakings [ (Hew Many Can You Answer?) there costing hundreds of millions of ‘ dollars might easily imagine that pro- [ 4 k . - , gross I ve Uncle Sam had taken the lead 1 Q. — What is said to he the largest Jp [ fn large irrigation operations, observes | open air parking space in the world, | If ? as. ^ the New Orleans Times-Picayune. and how many ears can it accommo Facts are. however, that throughout date? the globe mankind lias now reclaimed Ans.—Grant park. Chicago. III. More and lias in production 200,000,00(1 than 4 (MM) ears. Q. — Why should dented fenders tie re acres of land of which North Ameri paired promptly? ca’s share is only 27.000,000 acres. Ans.—To prevent rust and remove Asia has gone ns five times better and traces of what might characterize the some over with roundly 140,000,000 owner as a careless driver. acres of irrigated land. Europe has q _ What is considered a good test over half as much as we, in tier 15,- of tiie operating efficiency of the emer 000.000 acres; Africa has 10,000.000. gency brake? South America, 6,500.000 and fintily Ans. —The driver should be able to The first motor taxicab to be run Oceanic«, including Australia, which bring tiie car to a complete stop in 75 in tiie streets of Berlin, twenty-five feet from a speed of 20 miles an hour. needs irrigating more than any other years ago, is pictured above. The an Q. — When a ear or truck loses power world section, has thus far artificially cient vehicle is tiie product of a con on long runs at high speed, on hills or wittered only a million and a quarter cern of Berlin. Imagine a taxi like hard pulls, what should be done? acres. Asia also leads in ratio to pop tliis tying up traffic of New York’s | Ans. — First examine the spark plugs ulation North America, we having theater district. Often a checkup of the plugs will save watered 175 acres per head of popula major repair hills. tion, ibis despite the claim that ours i Q.—flow many families in the Average Daily Cost of is the "driest" of all lands. United States are now operating two Maintaining Automobile HE ease and speed with which gas heats or more cars? Tiie combine, the machine which Ans.—There are said to tie more According to figures compiled by the American Motorists* association, the cuts and thrashes grain in a single water make it the favorite fuel for this purpose than 3.000.000. average automobile cost tiie average operation, is an outstanding example with the home-maker, restaurant manager and Uniform Signaling Code American motorist St a day in 1027 of the use now being made of once The operation and maintenance cost impracticable ideas, says the Farm plant superintendent. Campaign Now Forgotten each motorist $22!'. while the depreeia Journal. There are 60,000 of the ma lion is figured ¡it $136. Tiie depreeia Not so very long ago there was a chines in use in flie grain belt today, Gas lends itself so well to automatic regu thin is based on the seven year life ex concerted effort throughout tiie eoun ; pectancy of a passenger automobile j 20.iMto in Kansas alone, and most of lation and the performance of the modem trv to create a uniform signaling code | and tin average retail price of $05.'’, ; I hem have been sold within the last by which a motorist could know what thermostat is so accurate that forethought and for ! be 1 > ;!■■. Fuel and liibrieant« l five years. Yet tiie combine was in flie fellow ahe id intended to d*. be Recent developments in water ,vi r.•*,-1iiod II per cent of the opera ] vented. patented and actually built in work in connection with the hot water supply fore he change - ..... ; nr $1I>1 The mechanics ' flit1 Middle West prior to 1S48—eighty heating appliances both for com Tins campaign seems to aye diet) are unnecessary where the gas automatic water mercial and domestic uses make charged $17 for their time, while re | years before it came into its own. a quiet death- M.c-'! do and d" available to nearly everyone con placemeni parts totaled $41 and the j Other machines which would amaze heating system is used. not si; cal their intentions. \nd when venient and dependable hot water they Co the signal most likely is so ; tire bill was $40. the city dweller with their efficiency service. The gas rate recently uncert tin that the man behind is . are automatic corn pickers, mechan The restaurant manager who relies cn gas established by this company of more confused than he is helped. ical potato diggers and craters, ma A hand sticking out of the left front for his hot water supply experiences no delays 9 l/2 cents per 100 cubic feet for AUTOMOBILE HINTS chine-driven hoes that cover a field all gas used over 1400 cubic feet window of an auto may have more in a fraction of tiie time once re in hot water service during rush hours, and meanings than a chorus girl's blush. adds economy to the many other quired by a crew of farm hands to The driver with the extended arm 1 the home-maker who has a gas automatic attractive features of automatic Re courteous in traffic. The other ; kill out weeds, and corn and cotton may merely be flicking ashes off his fellow has ills driving problems too. | water heater in her home finds the many de water heating by gas. planters which enable one man to care cigar, or ne may be pointing to some * * * mands for hot water filled promptly. pretty piece of scenery or he may ; Even after they lay him in the am- : for a crop of 250 to 400 acres where be testing for rainfall. buiance. according to traffic law, the j once his limit was 50 acres. And even if he does intend to sig j pedestrian's right of way continues, j nifv n move out of the regular course » » • Reunions are the vogue in this coun of traffic he may mean anything from A total of 4.341.138 people are era- | try. but the one most needed is to intending to turn left to hacking up. ployed directly or indirectly by the an- ; once again make both ends meet. The extended arm. held loosely be tomotiile industry of the United ’ yond tiie side, seems to he taken for States. Some men finish making the last pay everything • * • ment on the car just in time to use it Perhaps some day an ingenious in Some of us want to hang on anoth as tiie first payment on u new car. ventor will concoct n device that will er 15 to 20 years to see whether they PUBLIC SERVICE respond automatically to the thoughts will eventually put a ten-ton dirt truck- Trader Horn says that a bullet once of tiie driver. on tiie market in a sanitary waxed passed through a lion and Hit him. He A-4Í7 On the other hand, there are so paper package. ought to know that it's dangerous to many fickle-minded drivers. stand near a lion. rAGE f o u r LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929
Time Is something that flies, and what people buy things on. ____ J/luwf T P m /J OltjT ICtnbFu GDbsem n* Tn Utopia they use a few eggplant* This Week as targets in the shooting galleries. ~ _ PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY IN AND FOR THE CITY OF LINKEN. UNION COUNTY. NEW JERSEY A Scotchman left the billiard table In his home unused for years because a cue wanted a tip.
What ever became of the old fash ioned teamster who would hang his Eber H. K e m p s o n ______Editor and Publisher jacket on the hames? By Arthur Bristx&n« OFFICE AND SHOP—OBSERVER BUILDING, 26 ELIZABETH AVE. WEST Necking Is no new invention. Years ago, however, it was not made the TELEPHONE LINDEN 3344 headline act of an outdoor show. , KAN DEFLATE NATURE I CHAIN STORE GROWTH. , 1*- •UBSCR1PTION. SI.50 PER YEAR SINGLE COPIES. THREE CENTS Of course the drastic solution for a UP GOES WHEAT. Advertising Rates Upon Application seating problem would be to send all A BIRD BOOTlj&GER. hands involved out in a canoe. ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATT^RT^BRUARY '923- £ 1 ^ “/ UJ7»i ■OFFICE AT LINDEN. NEW JERSEY. UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH J.______Man consistently surpasses the The only ambition in life n paper performances of nature. All communications to the Editor must be signed, not necessarily napkin has is to get down off a Locomotive and automobile out ____ for publication but as an evidence_of_jSoo
WHITE SOX SCOUT CAUSTIC COMMENTS Marvelous I 24 YEARS IN GAME W i l The human brain is wonderful. The Anson Changed Ump’s Verdict On the If figures don’t lie, then the Instant It Is Informed of a grade miss modern girl is pretty straight. ing ahead, it sends a message dnwr to LARK GRIFFITH, who as a pitcher was positive that ail umpires Charley Stis Played, Man and Funny the feet to step on the accelerator.— were blind and as a big league manager even more certain, It’s easy to furnish the love- Detroit News. umpired one ball game during his big league career. Incidentally, aged and Coached Teams. nest nowadays with a little C Griffith in that one game had an experience without precedent down. in the annals of baseball. We will let Griffith tell the story: Rumo Side In Charley Stis, big league baseball “ Did you ever hear of a manager reversing the decision of the um lias one of the most ambitious ivory The young man with money to pire, said decision being in his favor? No? Well, let me tell you how it hunters connected with the national burn never has trouble in find G. E. Mazda Lamps once happened. pastime of today. Stis, who is now ing a match. “1 was pitching for the Chicago White Stockings at ine time. The great a member of tiie Chicago White Sox Cap Anson was managing the club. The umpires tor some reason scouting corps, hears an excellent rep Msisy a mother tries to bring failed to show up foi the game and each team selected one of Us utation for iiis achievements in scour np tier daughter in the way she players to substitute. I was the Chicago nominee ing ttie brush for available high-grade RELATIVITY should have gone. and worked the bases. The visiting player selected timber. He is one of the best judges ELUSIVE BOSS called the balls and strikes. of young ball players in the game to Professor Einstein’s secretary was With skirts getting shorter it “Early in the game there was a close play at day, writes Charles J. Bartley in tiie “ 1 have some instructions for you,” so burdened with inquiries ns to tiie looks as though women are let C. N. Taylor first base in which 1 called the visiting runner out. St. Louis Globe Democrat.. said the henchman. meaning of “ relativity” that tiie pro ting clothes go to their heads.— I felt sure i had rendered the proper ruling hut “From whom?” asked Senator Sor In tiie 24 years that Stis lias been fessor decided to help her out. He Detroit News. the entire visiting club thought to the contrary and ghum. connected with organized baseball as told tier to answer these inquiries as as a man told me so. They threatened to forfeit player, manager, coach and scout, he “ From our political boss.” follows: “When you sit with a nice Electrical tlie game, but 1 stood my ground. Imagine my sur lias found and developed numerous girl for two hours, you think it’s only “I’ll have to use my judgment. Con prise when 1 heard Cap Anson say: ditions change so fast you can’t tell players. Stis, for many years, served a minute, but when you sit on a hot CAMOUFLAGED TALK “Let us <]uit kicking and start the game, it was from one day to the next wtio the real Contractor as manager of various minor league stove for a minute, you think It's two a terrible decision, the man was safe and he is going boss is going to be.”—Washington clubs in all parts of ttie country, prior hours. That’s relativity.”—Christian "In a minute” means anywhere from Clark Griffith to stay at first base.-’ to Iiis becoming a big league scout. Star. Advocate. 5 to 50 minutes. Stis started his career as a scout Electrical Supplies > with the Cardinals as an understudy LIVING TENTATIVELY WHAT SHE WANTED “1 hold no brief” means, “I am not I to ('hurley Barrett, now dean of the going to defend—” and Fixtures Cardinals’ scout staff. In 1023, he was Señorita Jumps Rope VDIAMONDV appointed scout of the Philadelphia “Two or three” always means three Nationals by Arthur Fletcher, then or more. “One or two” seldom means A p i c k -u p s a manager of tMe club. Stis remained one. with tiie Phillies for two years, being Phone 3412W Reading has obtained Danny Tayio* released in the fall of 1025. The fol “That reminds me of a story” means. from the Chicago Cubs, lie can play lowing spring, Stis signed with the the infield or outfield. “ Now you keep quiet while 1 tell rny White Sox, where lie has remained joke.” since. Fred Schmidt, old time lefthanded While witli ttie Phillies, Stis un pitcher for the New York Giants, is “Of course it’s no business of mine.” 111 Wood Ave. earthed Pitcher Jonnard and Wil doing some scouting for Manager John means, “I am simply devoured with cu loughby, one of tiie mainstays of ttie Linden, N. J. MeGraw. riosity.” * * • Phillies’ hurling staff. He also was responsible for developing such for “While I do not wish to appear crit Sammy Dyer, pitcher for the St mer hig-league stars as Walter Holke. ical” means: “But I am going to have Edward's -ollege team of Austin, Tex first baseman of Indianapolis last year my sav anyhow.” as, has signed a contract with the St. and at present manager of the Quincy Louis Cardinals. Timid Suitor—I’m afraid you’d club of the Three-I league; Ken Wil "No one could poftsibly have mis- h * • • starve if you married me. liams and Jack Smith, now members taken rny meaning” is what we say \ Ralph “Joe” Dawson, pitcher, has Anxious Deb—That’s fine—I na re of the Boston Red Sox and Braves, when some one has mistaken it. (/ been released by tiie Pittsburgh Pi respectively; Boh Veacb, of Toledo, ducing anyway! One-Family Houses rates to the Baltimore club of tiie In “What did Jack mean when he fold t.eo Collier, of Minneapolis, John “My conduct calls for no apology, j ternational league. you tie and I were engaged tent» Wi.dom and Sile.c. Mokan. Buffalo, of the American as and needs no explanation” is the usual FOR SALE • • • tively?” "This rule applies,'' sociation ; Arthur Weis, of Los An introduction for an apology or bd ex. Bob Parham, star athlete of Georgia “ Well—he said, if he married you Said Cynics long ago. Small Down Payment geles, George Wuestling, Portland, of T o u should be wise— planation.—Capper's Weekly. Tech, has signed with Atlanta. He ttie Coast league; Joe Klugtnan, Mem on his salary you’d have to live Id But not tell all you know made quite a reputation as a hitter a tent.’’ — A pply —- phis, of tiie Southern association, Max SEASON’S SIMILES during his college career. Flack, a former Cardinal outfielder, Time to Leave Tow» Señorita D’Alvarez wearing a clmmi • • * and diaries "Chuck” Ward, an in Human Nature "Leggy confessed at the party last Ing battling costume as she jumps ropo Red cheeks like varnish apples.- George Burns, veteran of many fielder with Brooklyn several years For nuts who slap me on the bark. night that sht had reached the ad In the sunshine, her favorite method Î must admit 1 do not care. Edith Wharton. major league baseball campaigns, lias ago. Ttie latter two have been placed vanced age of eighteen.” AMON LAND & of keeping in shape for the interna But I've great admirarion for beeD signed by the Philadelphia Atb on the voluntary retired list of the The k:nd of folk» who pat me there "TheD I feel sorry for the editor tioi.nl tennis matches, it was a dis Small as a night club dance fioor.- letics as a substitute first baseman. major leagues. of the Morning Sneeze.” tinct surprise when the Spanish champ New York Sun. • • • Last fall, Stis purchased some very Selective Sport "How's that?” CONSTRUCTION was beaten by Mrs. Mcliquham, an un It must have occurred to the Giants promising recruits from tiie minors, “Ttie paper said that Peggy's thir known English player who triumphed “1 tiear you have decided to give up Impersonal as a department store two or three times that they could still and is confident they will make tiie through her terrific driving power on golf.” tv-year-old twin brother was visiting CO., Inc. use a pretty fair ball player around Sox. Arthur Shires hails from ttie her.” window.—Richard H. Watkins. the court. “ Yes,” answered Senator Sorghum. second by the name of Frank Frisch. Waco duh of tiie Texas league, while “I have decided to concentrate on one Builders—Contractors . « * Scarce as an abandoned golf course. Jimmy Watwood was a member of ttie i game at a time. 1 find golf so inter Breathe Deep Walter Johnson, manager of the —New Orleans Times-Picayune. 629 Washington Ave. Discomforts Involved Shreveport club, also of tiie Texas estine that it is taking my mind off Doctor—You should get out into the Washington American league team, be circuit. Bob Weiland is from tiie Mo Tel. Linden 2888 in Watching Golf Game of polities.”—Washington Star. country, where you can see green He looked like a sandwich man lieves big league nines must do their line club of t Me Mississippi Valley things and smell some flowers. Golf is the only game where the without iiis boards.—Agnes Smith. recruiting from the sandlots and in league. Who’» the Lo»er? Patient—Well, I don’t see how 1 Alex Amon. Pres. spectator has to work. The galleries the colleges. "1 was sorry to hear that ynnr hus can sir. Pm a florist, and this Is just at golf tournaments work as hard, if •% * * No more chance than a crippled band ran off with your maid.” my busy season.—Pathfinder. grasshopper in a pen of turkeys.— Member Real Estate Board not harder, than the men engaged in The Cubs have reduced their roster Sewell Still Playing competition. “Oh, it wasn't so had. Her time was Wayne B. Wheeler. to the legal limit of 25 by releasing Ed up this week end anyway.” U«e a Club It ts one sport where it is just as Lautenbaeher, rookie pitcher, to the He looked iike a man who has a easy to play as to watch. The only Reading club of the International | Husband (testily, after going down [ badly at bridge)—You might have favorite aunt in Poughkeepsie and is people who view a major tournament league. WEIGH HIS WORDS J guessed I had do heart. worried about her asthma.—P. G. with any degree of physical comfort * * • Wodehouse. are the players and officials. The on Wife—Quite; hut 1 thought you had Just about the time we had come a brain, darling.—Tit-Bits. lookers are pushed, shoved, jostled, to ffte conclusion that pitching signals About as calm and collected as a tramped upon, herded together, driv were .of no more use in baseball, the man with St. Vitus dance walking a en apart. HIS WORSE HALF Browns accuse the Athletics of steal tight rope over Niagara fails in a When you consider trie discomforts ing them. • * * hurricane.—11. C. Witwer. Involved in watching a championship —New Y’ork World. match you stop to wonder why anyone The Columbus club has a neighbor attends golf tournaments, but each hood star on its -pitching staff in the year the galleries seem larger and person of Harlan Wysong, an elongat RANDOM REMARKS more intense. ed southpaw from Washington Court House, Ohio. Cats and dogs do not need science ... to teach them to get into the sunshine. Never Throw Slow Ball Bill Rariden, catcher, of Bedford. —Sir Arthur Keith. to Any Young Batsman Inti, tiist with Cincinnati in the major Jim. cn—“You should o'-ver be with leagues, is a speed boat enthusiast. out a small pair of scales when you The average age of the clergy work Jack Quinn, forty-four years old, talk.” Stimson—"What
IT IS NOT EASY (Js* American Expression* <; FAMOUS LAST WORDS I United Stntps navy sailors visiting < ► ------— J J Africa have observed an odd expres Tel. Linden 3849 To apologtee. »7 • .*» JÊB&: ; .b i I Wonder I f It's loaded? £ sion used by the natives. When < ► — X speaking of the Nile river which flows begin over. To ••i Av/'-r Y Smells like gas. Lend me a Z to the north they refer to It as go - ■ í <' match. A ing “down north” ©r “ up south.” To lake advice. J. <9 _____ X 'i • : 4 • KASPER & Guess this rope will hold my To be unselfish. —- ■-y Y . w weight. •• - . - ALPERSTEIN To admit error. DoYouNeedMoney?! -a. - *♦ JT : Ì 'r Step on It anil we'll try to get $50 to $300 INC. ’ r • To face a sneer. ■j:1 ' over before the train. PAY BACK IN EASY -, •-
New Devices to be Installed at No. Hazel Lewis, 14, of lid Elizabeth Ripping Up Process Now,' but Better L i t t l e Grass Fires Bring Out Utility Wag-j A bicycle in tin possession of Yellow St. Men Quarrel, One Slashed 2 and No. 7 Schools. avenue, quite tired and weary was Streets Later. on and Broom Squad. George Derelanko, of West loth in Face and Arm. found trekking aimlessly at Hazard _____ street was turned over to its owner, Although considerably delayed in; place. Elizabeth, Tuesday morning at Tearing up of streets to I e Un 't he (Ire department had its share Harry Simone, 13, Saturday, Tremit y point road near the Fast ransit the playground equipment j Ed.'» by a policeman, who took her to popular thing just now. judging transit — ,— . , . . , , , . of grass fires for the past week, William Knuzer, of 212 East Ninth j Line trolley tracks in the T remley for Schools •> and 7 is expected to his precinct headquarters ami noti- Irom the way local th.oro ughlares avenue Roselle who was rifling a I section vsts the .scene of a large gat- winding up with the slight blaze be ready for installation shortly, ae- fled the local department, are being “cracked up.'' bicycle on St George avenue, was liering Sunday night at 10:30 o’clock cording'to 1!. P. Hollister, chairman | Hazel had been sought Now a little discomfort but biter yesterday in the cellar ot the M*ir" j streick by a car operated by James when the ambulance from the St. f th ■ ^educational committee of the ; hours by local and police front other a pleasure is the way local folks are gillies building, caused by oil soaked : Moses of 729 West 150th street. New Elizabeth pulled up to remove a vie- ^ . .j , I towns, following a call '**'n sent“ rv,,fout taking it. v'r'ww'Wood . avuue...... continues— ...... 1to School Board. . . . , DEALING WITH A PURIST paper being ignited inside the oil ! York City and owned by 1). Hairston tim of a cutting match. Various apparatus such as swings,¡when her parents could find no get “ punishment” and workmen are i burner. of 729 West 150 street, New York Following a quarrel between John see saws and other equipment was, trace of the young girl, moving up past the Pennsylvania ! An incoine tax clerk recently The spectators at this fire had a Citv. The evlist was treated at the Retro of Yellow street and George ordered by the Board to provide rec Patrolman Michael Breen went to railroad station in opening trenches | eeived from a “client’ a form which fine view of tile 1912 American-La office ot 1). A. H. Baar. Patrolman j Balorehik, who lives a few d< >ors reation for the children in the Gras- Elizabeth and brought the girl home. , and piling up veritable mountains of j uils incomplete. Thereupon he sen- France engine which is being used Wagru-r and Weber investigated the. away, the latter received a large elli Park section and in the vicinity . Hazel saying she had left in the at- dirt. | it back with large crosses in red ink while the department’s other engine, mishap. ] gash on the lef.t cheek and left arm f S hoot •> These are the only ternoon to meet a girl friend at Countv surveyors are lining up the where *' " as necessary to he filled that has served Linden since Town Shortly after 2 a. m. Saturday Pat- about ten inches long. A large crowd elementary schools without play- Dreamland Park main t horoughfnre for the widening' wi,h ttle vvonIs- “ Please complete ship days is being overhauled- rolman Neil Daugherty arrested gathered as Balorehik was taken 1 devices 1 Nhe natl spent her meager funds. project. At Edgar road and Wood " 'iff“ marke(] ,n red A fire in the grass on the Crafts William Fake, of 13 Carteret street away in the ambulance, ^ lo o k iiw ' forward to the further lost track of her playmate and at- avenue county road workers are tak-l S°'m‘ 'l£1Vs !3’~r the follo'ving re[,lj men’s property on East Elizabeth av on complaint of Frank Nestor, of j Roundsman William Kluge was was received: “Dear ..ir—1 have nr interests 'of the children in the ex- tempted to walk home, becoming mg out large slabs of the road and 103 West 11th street for breaking taking I atrolman Hallinan home red ink. Yours faithfully—”—.Mon- enue, brought out the utility wagon southern end of the city, the confused and frightened when she treme replacing it with asphaltic repair real Star. and the broom squad Friday after and enetering his home while he when he was informed of the cut- hoard heartlv recommends the (level- lost her direction, material. noon and at 9:05 a brush blaze on was asleep . ! ting match. An investigation dis- omnent of the property at School 7.j It was not until Patrolman Breen Work is moving fast along the BOTH PAINFUL Stiles street threatened buildings George Marcino, 8 years old, of closed that Retro slashed his neigh- Parents greet the move with appro- was about to take the girl to her i-.ngar road highway route with the nearby. The tire was caused by a 2320 Edgar road, was treated at the bor with either a rozor blade or a , acCording to Mr. Hollister, who home when she finally admitted she j laying of cement for the first strip person burning rubbish. St Elizabeth hospital for a Iace rat- pen knife. Three blades and a knife ’ ted the new park. Council: resided in Irving street. Pmhway and at the Rahway line. This thorongh- Vii alarm from Box 11 was answer ion of the upper left eyelid and. was found in his overcoat when the - H t-ike up the matter Monday| not at the Elizabeth avenue address., fare will have an additional paving ered for a grass fire along 17lli street contusions of the back as the out-¡home w; s searched. He was asleep- j Breen obligingly took her ro Rah- widt of 29 feet with graded gutters v*-- v x - l . 1. ... I no m o nl »» n •.o o i »1 o it 1 /vri \Too\Teacham At i o oi , 11when - L o t» no police I o,o oentered. n 1 , i n«w 1 night, believed. near Winans avenue. Water chemi- j come of an accident on way headquarters and later Hazel; as part of the new State super-hlgh- cals and brooms had to he used to avenue and Allen avenue. The oar ; Retro was held under $1000 bail was taken to her hone- and folks, subdue the fast spreading flames was driven by Jacob Koopman .of, for Grand Jury action on a charge still more tired and forlorn. Another important outlet will In here, starting at 1:55 last Saturday child was crossing the street. Ac-! of attrocious assault made by the accessible when the paving of wings, afternoon. cording to police the accident was victim. Patrolman Elmer Knapp “ On the Carpet” curbs and gutters is completed on When firemen readied Elm street unavoidable. | took par in the investigation. There the Trouble That which is “on the carper* fs the much needed Elizabeth yvenue and Coke place where a fire was re ------o- under consideration or discussion The improvement. The side lanes of this ported in the fields, also on Satur Pleaiure in Achievement Poet Laureate Displaced Starts— original phrase for reprimand was “ to i street are being leveled off in prep- day afternoon, no signs of smoke or Our times of greatest pleasure are The poet laureate of England oan wulk the carpet.” As to the origin of | aration for the paving and motor- fire could be seen. It was apparent wtien we have won some high peak be stripped of the honor. John Dry- 1 am not greatly concerned the phrase, if is to he traced to the ists are now obliged to proceed with ly put out before their arrival. of difficulty, trodden under foot some den was deposed as poet laureate in whether it is your stomach, French ‘stir le tapis.” It was first in caution along the paving and motor More than $600 damage was caused evil, and felt day by day so sure a 1789. H ; became a Catholic and » troduced into Enelish literature about heart, lungs or liver that ists are now obliged to proceed with by a fire in a one and one-half story growth of moral strength within ns partisan of James II. After William the year . The phrase “to walk seems to be at fault. W hat 1700 caution along the route. frame building at Passaic and Mc that we cannot conceive of an end of and Mary ascended the throne they the carpet” dates from 1S23.—Literary- does concern me and should Call d less street, owned by M. Salsky. growth.—Stopford Brooke. deprived him of the honorary office of Digest. The improvement of Shawell ave concern you, is where the nue is another of the city thorough The blaze broke out at 1:21 Sunday poet lau wire. trouble started -— where the j fare undergoing changes for the bet afternoon on the second floor in the Watermelon Experiment» American Indian Song* basic cause lies. 1 ter, indicating the progressive stride Be— 1 get a pain In the heart every kitchen cabinet- It gutted the kit Seedless watermelons have never Briefly Told It is a fact, little appreciated, J Indians id North America have in road improvements here. time you re near. chen and destroyed the finishings. been produced in sufficient quantities To he a strong hand in the dark to that spinal pressure on nerves songs for almost every phase of life, Unpaved streets through the city She—That’s nothing. Y’ou give me Shortly after this alarm word was to be of commercial value. Horticul another in time of need, to be a cup to vital organs, preventing no! only for public ceremonies, but were recently pathed up and smooth a pa Id In the neck. received from the police that the turists and persons with a gardening of strength to a human soul in a crisis free transmission of energy- j also for important acts In an individ ed with asphalt. grandstand at the athletic field on hobby have been able to crow them of weakness, is to know the glory of needed by those organs, is re- | ual’s career, as for setting traps, hunt No Improvement Curtis and Lafayette streets was on for their own pleasure. li fe. ing courting and playing games Each sponsible for most disease. If | He tooK .he civil service. fire. Upon arrival, the firelighters has its peculiar rhythm, so that with- Balloon Wards But he is still a bore. that is the cause in your ease. found that the blaze in the brush [ out hearing any words an Indian ts Aerial hospitals, suspended thou 11 seerris he’s no more civil Than he was before. nearby was caused by burning rub I can correct it. | able to recognize the classification of sands of feet above the earth from Your appointment for health enormous hnllonns. are suggested as a bish. The fire was in progress on a strange sung Some of the songs. A Horse of Another Color can be made by telephoning in fact, convey their meanings entire- means of giving sufferers pure air and Stiles. Henry and Gibbons streets. The I’oliee Uaplain—Did yon cot COLOMAN DANNINGER— Realtor Linden 3671. ly without words. sunlight. A telephone call informed head liose Reds at the radical headquar quarters of a blaze in the Sperry's fersi Alpine Color Medley Naval Officers in Charge farm fields on Tuesday afternoon at Store to rent for silk or linen shop, near new City Hall, The New Cop—No, sir. 1 looked 5:11 o’clock. As in the former calls Dr. D. A. McCormack On the sheltered sides ,,i the Alps, Tn Guam. Samoa and the Virgin Is them all over and there wasn't a red bath and 3 rooms in rear; steam heat supplied. Best bus near Lake Lugano, the wild Christmas lands the United States navy is re the utility truck went out with as here. They ail had black hair and sisting firemen and quelled the blaze iness secion. A pply rose is in its short-flowering glory dur sponsible for the health, well-being whiskers. 27 E. ELM STREET, Linden ing the Inst days of March, and prim and development of the natives. Na with brooms. Wednesday another telephone message told of a grass rose, snowflakes, violets and periwin val officers are in charge of all public Friendship’s Obligation Phone 3671 fire at Stiles street and Elizabeth kles mingle in the color medley that works and other activities connected Unless you hear with the faults of a at critic. 209 N. W ood A ve. Tele. Linden 3229 surrounds the snug little villages. with their advancement. 'riend, you betray your ovu.—Svrus
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