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IN A PROCLAMATION, Gov THE ANNUAL BUSINESS logs, Owners ernor A. Harry Moore has called Men Were meeting of the Independent Graduate on all city officials lo join with Women’s Republican Club of Short Hills-Millburn, will be the State in the observance of 'ind Friend Men, In ’63 held Monday, June 26 at 3 P. 95 Here June 28, New Jersey Day at the M. at the home of Mrs. Gaston ew Jersey Dog Owners As- In 1863 a group of patriotic New York World’s Fair, us a L. Chanter, Old Short Hills ave Last evening graduation ex iation is the name o f a new citizens of Millburn and Spring- holiday. Millburn Township nue, Short Hills. Officers will be ercises for tlie class of 1939 were ,te-wicle organization now field, feeling their rights and installed after which tea will held at Millburn High School. 95 motioning in Millburn with of- Committee has tabled the gov freedom endangered by tenden be served. fes a t 751 Ridgewood road, ernor’s proclamation. cies in government they op graduates were presented by jnes L. Humphrey is the ex- ★ posed, formed an association ★ Principal R. John Bretnall and kitivc vice-president. here to unitedly resist any en received diplomas from O. Noyes The new association which al- Twp. Against croachment on their liberties. Slayton, president of the Board iady lia s a membership cov Loan Fund A copy of the constitution and of Education. ing the state, is an outgrowth by-laws of this group has just the late legislative attempt to Betting “Education In A Democracy” Drive Result come to light among papers pre was the theme of the graduation roe compulsory rabies im- Voting in opposition to legal served by the alte W. Rollinson program and Robert C. Moore unization upon all dog owners A little over one-half of the ized betting at race tracks in Whlttingham, and so forceful class president, presided. Speak spite tlie assertion by govem- goal for this year has been the State, nearly 5 to 1, Millburn were the expressions of distaste ers and their subjects were “Po ental and private agencies reached in the Student Loan voters lined up with suburban for the trends they perceived, litical Democracy and Civil Lib at (he treatment was at yet Fund Drive. The Committee Essex county Tuesday against that their reprinting in part, erties", Bertrand Johnson; “The unproven and doubtful value. hopes that those who have not the constitutional amendment. seems altogether fitting. Meaning of Democracy to Wom Following introduction of a Of the Township’s 6,387 voters, sent in their contribution will It must be borne in mind en” , Audrey Brochhagen; "Eco 11 in the state assembly, a mass - 2,259 or 30 per cent, went to the do it now. Cheeks are made pay that three generations have nomic and Social Justice In A leeting was held in Madison, at polls. Of these 424 cast favoring able to Mrs. F. H. Troup, chair passed in review since these men Democracy", Anthony Reino hich more .than 1,200 owners, votes and 1,835 voted “ No” . This man and sent to her at 22 Un took their stand and labored t.o and “The Intellectual and Moral Ireeder.s and others demanded ratio was higher than in most dercliff road, Millburn. resist those things they then Challenge of Democracy", John in association to honestly in Essex communities although the The committee is grate'ul to saw as endangering the nation Bonynge, Jr. stigate not only future legis- percentage of voters going to those who have contributed and and the home. Reverend Ralph Read gave the titon but all matters pertain- the polls was the same as for to the workers who did the col Quoting from the preamble, invocation and the school or g to clogs, fanciers and the the state as a whole. lecting. Some districts collected it is found that men of Millburn chestra, tlie senior brass choir, :eneral public alike. Total majority in the state in more than last year and others did resolve. "We ’believe that the the girls’ chorus and the senior At th a t meeting New Jersey favor of the gambling amend have fallen short. time has arrived to use every class participated with musical g Owners Association was ment was 156,660 and of this, Following is an accounting by legitimate means in endeavoring selections. irmed and Mrs. M. Hartley the majority from Hudson coun districts lo counteract the tide of fan Members of the. class listed as 'dge o f Madison, the world’s ty alone was 133,296. The pro Dis’t. 1938 1939 aticism, whose turbid billows being the upper ten percent in st k n ow n woman fancier, was posal carried in but 9 of the 1. $ 241.50 $ 153.00 threaten not only to obliterate state’s 21 counties, the Essex scholarship were: inanimously elected president, 2. 175.00 258.90 all the landmarks set up by our vote being "Yes” , 37,352 and John Bonynge, Jr., Thelma rs, Madeleine E. Baiter also of 3. 14.00 10.80 fathers, but also to engulf in its "N o”, 60,494. Elizabeth McKell, John R. Ebel, adison, was named secretary 4. 235.05 195,15 devastating course the fair and Tliuse in the know politically, Robert Carrington, Ruth Mil nd treasurer. 5. 40.50 56.85 cherished temple of our liber had conceded passage of the dred Kelly, Robert C. Moore, In commenting upon the pos- 6. 257.10 155.55 ties”. racing amendment from the Elizabeth I. Fetter, Jewel Estelle ibilities and need for such an 121.50 88.50 7. With this as a goal these men time Jersey City’s Hague forces Zuber, Audrey Rose Brochhag irganization Mr. Humphrey 12.00 24.00 8. then embarked upon the mission were lined up. When other lead en, Elvira Joanne Faenza. aid: “ T h e r e are 800,000 licensed 9. 12.00 10.00 state and even in of nominating and electing to ers also stepped in, it was ac •k ogs In th e 10. 121.75 55.00 there are 1,300. The public office only men "Who are cepted as a settled question. lillburn 11. 127.00 78.30 ownership reads like a (Continued on Page Nine) Horse racing in the state was oster o f 12. 24.45 17.75 ★ legal before Tuesday, but now Pons To Sing Vho’s W h o of New Jersey and 43.00 23.00 13. with betting also legalized, tlie of th ese are interested in 14. J 35,00 67.00 Lily Pons, leading coloratura unity rather than!' hysteria in circle is complete. 15. 79.00 33.00 Tennis Pro At soprano of the Metropolitan dealing with their pets. ★ natters 16. 10.00 1.00 Opera, will be the guest artist association will seek to ‘ This 17. ----- . — at tlie fourth concert of the Es facts first in every Oppose Bus Line find th e 18 1.00 1.00 Racquets Club sex County Symphony Society ase and then co-operate for the Wyoming residents and the 19. 46.10 31.00 on Tuesday evening June 27. well-being of all” . The former national tennis Wyoming Association went on 20. 17.00 6.00 Special guests of the evening champion of Norway, Peter A. record with the Township Com Tlie association has two classes 6.00 will be Deems Taylor, well- 21. , ----- mittee Monday as opposed to f membership, senior and jun Peterson, has been engaged by known music commentator, the bus franchise on Wyoming ior. and at the present rate of $1,271.80 the Racquets Club as tennis pro critic and composer, and Aaron $1,711.95 avenue. At the same time the :nrollmcnt, it is expected to be- fessional. Copland, both of whom are ★ Short Hills Association sent the ome one of the strongest o f its Mr. Peterson, who ranks represented oh the program. tone! in the country. among the world’s leading ten committee copy of a resolution it had adopted expressing its This is Mrs. Dodge’s first par nis professionals, comes to Short Ranh To Close distaste for additional bus lines ticipation in any local activity, Hills from the Palm Springs in residential areas but defer Oppose Rezoning Madison and neighboring areas Saturday closing during July Tennis Club at Palm Springs, ring to the expressed wishes of having claimed the major part anl August will be observed by California where he was engaged residents in areas directly in of her interest heretofore. banks in this territory aggin this during the winter. Previously lie A reported sale of the Hart was at Miami Beach for eight volved...... —i shorn Homestead property of 20 ★ : " year, following the legislation years. Tills latter association also acres on Hobart avenue, said to the f in a l r o u n d Of the passed last year,' when Satur Mr. Peterson plans to give les reserved judgment on the de hinge on possible change in the s^ ,rt Hills Club Junior^ Invita days during those two months sons, to club members either in- sirability of a planning board, zoning from one family A to a tion Tennis tournament will.be " were fflaaeTena:! hoHck Vft-...... iTiiib — 1 n a“" " r i l"t|1Trrff"MriTTrminumuTTngftmii» dividually or in groups. “ “peffmng study-and report of -a - modification o f B zoning, h as. Played to d a y at 11 A. M. The Although there is not a uni special committee now studying brought a protest from the winners o f the Stanley Bellows- formity of opinion as to the de ★ Among New Jersey-students the matter. Short Hills Association to any bick B en d er and Ed Moyland- sirability of having banks closed ★ rezoning in the Short Hills area. Hamilton Albaugh semi-final on Saturday, last year’s experi listed as receiving degrees from Yale University at exercises held “CHRISTIAN EMANCIPA The proposal was discussed at a watches, played yesterday, will ence proved that it is possible TION’’ will be the topic of Rev. meeting June 12 and a letter to Weet for th e championship. The for business to make the neces Tuesday afternoon in Woolsey Hall, were Robert J. Straub and Ralph H. Read’s sermon at 11 the Town Fathers advises them curnament has been under way sary adjustment, and it is hoped Charles W. Buckley of Short o'clock service Sunday, June 25, of the association position and since T u esd a y on tlie Club that there will be a minimum of at Wyoming Church. opposition- _ courts. inconvenience this year as well. Hills. I P'g'J) The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM U l,ne^ . '9391- © o© o ooooo< >o ON JUNE 28th, the first of a made against either o f the places and that none o f the series of morning bridge parties Five Are Hurt Burnett minors entered or frequented Grants Review will be held by Watch Tower the bar rooms. A review of the action Chapter, D. A. R. at the home of The charges were preferred ol the Approves Board of Adjustment in the At S. H. Fire Mrs. Ripley Watson, 40 Hickory by Chief of Police Wade after ap plication of Wittkop Holding C(l drive, Maplewood at 10:30 A. M. Alcoholic Beverage Control members of the department had Five Millburn firemen were for a change In the- zoning rep. Commissioner D. Frederick Bur investigated. Chairman John A. Lunch will be served at 1 o’clock. lations as applying to Chatham injured early last Friday morn nett has written Millburn Stewart presided and as wit road, has Been grant eel.by Just. ing while fighting a stubborn nesses were sworn they were Township Committee a letter of ice Parker of the New questioned by Corporation Coun Jersey blaze in the two car garage of appreciation of its disposition Supreme Court. Kenneth A._ Christian of Lake- Summer - of the two liquor charges heard sel Wortendyke and committee last week. Both taverns were or members. Numerous residents Attorney H a rry Silversteln view; avenue, Short Kills. When represented the dered closed for a 15 day period. viewed the proceeding, the first Wil iket, - inter the alarm was received shortly ests in "&n Playgrounds The Commissioner commends of the kind ever held here. a p p lic a tio n for a \Vrjt before 2 A. M „ the fire had the Initiation of the proceedings of review and a tim e for further The Millburn Recreation De proceedings gained considerable headway by local authority, and concurs will now Ir fixed and more than two hours were partment announces that the in the "appropriate” penalty im ★ needed to extinguish it. three out-post playgrounds, at posed. Summer School The-fire is believed to have Wyoming School, South Moun At the hearings last Thursday started from defective wiring in Alumni Elects tain School, and the Oak Hill night both the Kilgus and Mr. Christian’s car which was Opens July 3 playground at the end of Wel Flynn taverns, through attor Results of electio n s held Tues put in the garage shortly before neys, entered pleas of non vult Registration for Summer day evening, June 20, show the midnight. Neighbors smelled lington avenue in Short Hills, or in the parlance of the lay school classes at Millburn High following officers for the year smoke but did not locate the are all set up and ready to go man, no defense. School will be held Friday, June 1939-1940 fil Millburn High source until the garage was the morning of Monday, June 30, at the school building. Class Statements in mitigation, School Alumni . blazing. The flames had spread Association: 26th at 9 A. M. were submitted by both in which es will open July 3 and continue President, Edwin Cardinal; Vice- to the plastered walls of the With .Helen M iller at Short it was contended that soft for a period of six weeks. This President, Margaret apartment above the garage by O'Mara; drinks were ordered and served year’s enrollment will be lim Secretary, Teddy the time the fire department Hills, Bob MacPhail at Wyom Hermann, and in both places along with'*beer. ited to students from 9th to 12th Treasurer, Robert MacPhail. was notified. ing, and “Red" O’Donohoe at In neither did the bartenders grades. Following the business meeting Arthur Berstler, Millburn vol South Mountain, the full pro remain to see who consumed the Purpose of Summer classes is at which these officers were unteer, was overcome by the grams of diversified handicrafts, various potions, assuming that two-fold (1) to give those pupils elected, members and their dense smoke necessitating the kiddie and young children’s they were so disposed as' to con who have failed in a course an guests adjourned to the gym use^of an inhalator.Other fire garnes, softball, quoits, croquet, stitute no violation. opportunity to review the work where they e n jo y ed dancing men injured were A1 Shoemak clock golf, and the like will all Statements by the minors, and bring their grades up to and refreshments. er, cut over the right eye, Ed start the first day. boys and girls ranging from 15 passing level and (2) to give stu Lonergan, cut in the foot by a Likewise at the hub of all this to 20 years of age and residing in dents preparing for college a nail, Fred Buchholz, cut on the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harth activity in. Taylor Park, those Vaux Hall, Millburn and Gar chance to review those subjects thumb and Edgar Rimback, cut and daughter B etty of Forest children seeking the joy and wood, all said they had been in which they made grades be on the hand. fun of active participation in Hills Long Island will be the served beer. low college accrediting level. Damage was estimated at $750 organized play and busy hand guests of the A, A Kellys ot The committee took into con Professors Carl C. Salsbury including the car which was activities will find there in the Berkeley road to attend the sideration in arriving at its and Robert E. Faddis of the ruined. small children’s playground, graduation. decision, , the fact that no pre High School faculty will conduct The second false alarm with Mary Doyle, Lee Lachat, Mrs. vious charges had ever been the classes. DON’T KOKC.CT Till: Ml M l AOS in two weeks was turned in at Ethel G. Ward, and Joe Coan 8:17 A. M. Tuesday morning. to help and greet them at every Fire Chief J. David Hayes be turn. lieves children are responsible Any of the Millburn Recrea IIAVMAlfCII and warns that a local ordin tion Department’s playgrounds ance provides a fifty dollar fine will be a pleasant and well re r o o t i N for this offense. The full penalty membered spot in helping the will be imposed if the culprit is little vacationists make good use caught. of their time.
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Specials For Thurs., Fri., & Sat. Only, June 22, 23, 2 Fresh Killed Fowl “■29 Rumps of Veal 33 Ribs of Beef i>rime i1 29 Sliced Bacon 11,r FRESH CRAB MEAT 111. til! The cost of a safe deposit box in our FANCY SWORDFISH 29 vault is only a few cent* a week. LARGE, RIPE, CALIFORNIA t h in -s k i n , j u ic y .. CANTALOUPES 4 2 5 ESSEa?* I.- . . I ... - '-IS.H It URANGES 1 5 2 5 FRESH CUT JERSEY FIRST NATIONAL BANK ASPARAGUS . i-unch 1 7c NEW POTATOES 1 0 1 0 of MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY LARGE OX-HEART KOHLARABI — FRESH WATERCRESS iMANGOES — HOTHOUSE TO M A TO E S Established 1907 CAL. CHERRIES 15 FRESH MINT — FREESTONE PEACH ES Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FRESH MUSHROOMS Member Federal Reserve System FOODS / ' ' ' ' *•» [me 2j, 1939] The Millburn &> Short Hills ITEM [ Page 3 J >0000000000000 ment’s Annual July Fourth Baby ■ vs. Wester, and the second DON’ T FORC1KT TU B S M A LL ADS Parade at 10:30 A. M. on the KENTUCKY BOURBON Jeded Stickle, drew a bye at Everybody reads the Classified adver- baseball diamond in Taylor Ilsmeni8. Your little ad there, If there Is A A A T n i l Black & White, 8 vr. |e lower end of the draw. Park. a market for what you want to aell, la ■Boys Division: Sparky Clark- sure to bring result* oCOTCH a s :’— " 5,h 2 - 8 9 |n drew a bye, Sheldon Eisen- [ip vs. Pete Smith, Milo a a m w a m Haig & Haig lliroeder vs. Malcolm Smith, MILLBURN O P f l T P U Teachers A Ihn Rhodes vs. Tlrgyer Smith, Old Angus White Horse I Men's Doubles: Albaugh and ■umrry vs. Spell & Spell, Rizzo NO FINER SCOTCH AT ANY PRICE lid Clarkson vs. Minihan & lit Vi tchat. ’ m ate Stuck cr 2 - 6 9 I (Poor entry in the tournament I 1 due to the’ fact that the other o f f ic e r ’s c l u b GILBEY’S SPEY ROYAL Irivate tennis clubs also are ft ♦ SCOTCH 5 ' 2 . 1 9 SCOTCH 2 . 9 5 Impnrled Itolllml in Kent land 10-Yeiini Old I Ileal Saving! With every purchase of 6 quarts of Rock Spring Ginger Ale or Sparkling Water get 2 quarts free. Plus deposit. WHITE OR GOLD RON CHICO PUERTO RICAN RUM 1 1 - 5 0 CINZANO JOHNSTONE’S H)33 VERMOUTH 8 9 SAUTERNE ' 8 9 rep 30 uz. Holt tie Ponies of Beer 2 . 7 5 Prc-cooled, complete with spigot. Metal kegs with C02 cartridge, halves and quarters lo $3.25. CASCADE RYE pt. 9 5 c (|t. 1 . 7 9 A Truly fine blend of all straight whlMke.ru, 3 or more yearn old. OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON (Legal Opening Hour) FREE DELIVERY Just a Few Steps From the Essex Street Parking Lot L e t t e r s — l i k e s a l e s m e n , are judged by their appearance before they have an opportunity to be judged by what they say. Letters written on ATLANTIC BOND letterheads are always sure t a get considerate attention— be- * cause they begin by making a good impression. Your Ford— Lincoln—Lincoln-Zephyr Dealer m a c k e n / i e m o t o r c a r c o . Millburn 6-2110 5® Millburn Ave., at Morris Ave. * The Millbum 6s Short Hills ITEM ( ftp ♦ ] I June '3. 1939 OOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoo from a d ream to a realit, zM rs.% Samuel aim is to provide...... for• th, v *• rounding communities . ' w*f -v VH, * of drama, m usic and art ' V . '. V * V Pepyi V V' V *** -KP V V V In order to make a , T, Ck quence the film ,h0J 5 * ' • • • ■-ft v £ ture of th e old mill, wll v / a ~ y wishing well einsC by Her Diary r . v V ^ y * mt ...fey pictures o f tile present bur . lugs. The colors of both 2 * 9 3-9 •f* ~ - r » ings and foliage are very? and make a delightful show JUNE 19 — This day to being Front row left to right: Robert Stovall, Salvatore Colandrea, Doris Garrebrant, Regina Kane, -There are "scenes back the victim of a friend’s impetu Rev. Eather James Coyle, Rev. Father Henry Campbell, Charlotte McFadden, Alice Marzak, John Dal during produ ction , as well , osity, and she inveigling me, ton, and Robert Carlton. Back row left to right: .John Coleman, Joseph Swltek, Salvatore Delano, scenes from p la ys given a J against my better judgment, in Elsie Monahan, Ruth Tyriver, Donna Stevenson. Watson Szpara, Francis Semon, George Pickgfd, Picked, and the year and clo.se-ups of j to going once more to the Fair. Joseph Delano,------r—------— ------—— ------leading actors an d actresses 7 I not wishing to be a damper on Theatre Classes have also n il ★ ★ her enthusiasm, did assent and tto lr part in the film, ban cldently occiden£al, no more n , _ land 74 years ago, but lived most so to dressing in old clothes and been photographed while than the many “ incidents” could of his life in Ansonia where he shoes, which process did worry !S(llUt t\0SC work and give a very comm* ’be accidents, and inerrie Eng- was postmaster until a short me some, and I wondering how henslve Idea o f the working c laud be like an horse beset by I did look in my second best, ’til time ago. He was at one time a the Playhouse. my friend did assure me that files at both extremities, and she IS State Representative and was a Graduates The scene w h ich shows >J those who went to the Fair did not knowing whether to switch member o f the Masonic Lodge. Scudder and Mr Carrington^ , pay their money to look at it, her tail or gnash her teeth — Eighteen students of St. Rose and for that matter, whether of Lima Parochial School re lectlng scrip ts fo r a play |S , J not me, and so duly subdued. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mc- to wave her umbrella! ceived their diplomas Sunday humorous, proving that the s Howsomever, that be a great Kell of 25 Hawthorne road, re afternoon, June 18, at gradua lection of a p la y requires a sens point to remember when dress turned Monday from Ann Arbor, tion exercises held in St. Rose o f humor as w ell as knowle ing for this event — you will be Michigan, accompanied by their o f theatre. of Lima Church, Short Hills. more than thankful about five daughter Carmen, whose grad Calling d ll Rev. Francis X. McCue of Our The film is tlie work of I o’clock in the afternoon when uation from University of Mich Lady of Mount Carmel, M ont neth L. Mapes, o f Westfield i_ your eye pop out on stems and igan, they attended Saturday. clair, addressed the graduates. he has made a tru e picture of i ..... your feet don’t belong to you, After a brief stay Miss McKell Safe Drivers American Legion awards for best the activities at the Playhoui and when the nearest park will return to Michigan to study essays on the subject “Am eri bench do look like a davenport. Chief of Police C. Norbert for an 8-weeks period at the There will be a public sho* can Citizenship” were presented of the film early Wade in cooperation with the Latin-Amerlcan Institute. in the fall JUNE 20 — Eventually up and Millburn Safety Council, has •to Alice Helen Marzak and to doing nothing requiring labor prepared the following cautions Robert Matthew Stovall. For a change, add beaten e or quick movement, and so to re and warnings to automobile The list of graduates is as fol whites to caramel pie filling in| calling from the comfort of an drivers. lows: Robert Thomas Carlton, F ilm Paper stead of using them for mer-fl easy chair, some of that which Salvatore William Colandrea, “Now that schools are closed Ingue. we did see yesterday at the world and children are playing and John Able Coleman, John Joseph of tomorrow. One should see this romping in the streets, drivers Dalton, Salvatore Aloysius De M ill Activities great sight at least once in the of motor vehicles will have to be lano, Joseph Anthony Delano, Last week one hundred in rain or mist as we did yesterday, more careful than ever before. Doris Malrie Garrabrant, R e NEW YORK vited guests attended a private it softening the lines of the Remember vehicles must yield gina Pierre Kane, Alice Helen showing of the motion picture buildings and making it even the right of way to pedestrians Marzak, Elsie Lois Monahan, film “Another Year” at the Pa WORLD’S FAIR more of an unreality than it is. crossing at street intersections Charlotte Marie McFadden, le r Mill Playhouse. The film is GO the •■fe, comfortiible, eco* It were most amazing to see the and especially to children who George Albert Pickard, Francis notnical way. Frequent train*. in three reels, in' color, and the Convenient ferry service from transition in the rain, and the may become bewildered on see Joseph Semon, Robert Matthew story tells how, through the e f Lackawanna Hoboken Terminal whole Fair bursting forth In ing a car approaching and dart Stovall, Donna Mary Stevenson. to Barclay 8t., Manhattan - and forts of Miss Antoinette Scud- then tubway from Cortland St. to that ectoplasmic raincoating, back between parked cars. Joseph John Switek, Watson the Fair (Fare 5 c)-or sail via and looking like something one dcr, the President, and Frank steamer from Hoboken Terminal. “ Accidents do not happen Theodore Szpara, and Ruth AskTIcket Agent for trainsehfdule. would find under a microscope. Jeanette Tyriver. Carrington, the director, this they are caused. Keep car under We did get rained into the Rus community theatre has evolved sian building, and did spend a controj at all times and be fascinating hour, my chief im ware of children on bicycles. m a t e r ia l s ! pression being not that of hard “ Don’t drive too fast — save A. IF . Jeynes SUPPLIES ness as many feel, but rather of time by not causing an accident. ART MESECK a restless eagerness which smiled Don’t forget the location of our Paul Jeynes of 61 Undercliff Decorative Painters Supplies | too easily to be as convincing as playgrounds and be on the look road has returned from A n LIN was desired. out for signs indicating play sonia, Connecticut, where he at 317 Millburn Ate. Millburn 6-lftSll streets. It is necessary to mark tended the funeral of his father DAILY SERVICE TO JUNE 21 — This be a bad day such streets due to the distance A. W. Jeynes. S FAIR for New Jersey, and Hague hav from Taylor Park and children Mr. Jeyhes died after a two WORLD ing ridden in on an horse. Our Round Trli» Adults SI.on. Child W* being too young to get there by month’s illness. He leaves a One W ay Adults (HH-. Child 30r politicians do get involved with themselves. widow and six children and two Cafeteria - Cocktail Lounge corruption fast enough without “Don’t take chances on beat grandchildren. Paul Jeynes of Dancing going on horseback, and I do Millburn, Mrs. Walter Denny of Leave Lackawanna Temnmii. H'*t»okfn ing a red light. There may be 10;06 A, M. Day Hftlit .•■■tin* Tim* expect that the next will be a Albany, Payson Jeynes of Bos a child crossing who has waited Ask Your move to form an automobile ton, Mass., Ruth Grant and Lackawanna R. R. Ticket Agent pari-mutuel to make this pro too long as the lights are chang Raleigh Jeynes of Ansonia. FY>r Tickets aJid In’ ■ iii"n gress even speedier. I do proph ing” . Meaerk Line, 17 Battery I'kire, Mr. Jeynes was born in Eng- Tel: Whitehall 4-3130 esy, howsomever, that one day, Hague will look into the mouth Tlie safety council in coopera of this gift horse, and there find tion with the public school o f Vacuum Cleaner false teeth. ficials have instituted “safety r e p a ir s e r v ic e “ Sw The Murks Brothers’’ JUNE 22 — report cards” for the third, MILLBURN “ £ ] fourth, fifth and sixth grades. MILLBURN 6-0015 TODAY — TOMORROW WHAT! NO BUS! RADIO SALES CORP. LUNCHEON - DINNER These card& w ill be given to There was a considerable fuss Millburn Avenue I t each pupiTwho will grade him T A P ROOM Lucky Night’ And many there were who did self on ms own safety practices cuss------My ran Loy Hilbert TidIW for fifteen week this summer. When suggestion was made ESSEX The signature of his parents will COUNTY SYMPHONY SOCIETY And plans were all laid be required and the cards will be “Man Of For roaming Wyoming by bus! returned to his teacher at the ALEXANDER SMALLENS start of school in September. Conducting 100- Piece Symphony Orchestra Conquest JUNE 23 — Once again, the.,, / SOLOIST journals have an oriental* slant ~~w nnrcil ,r,i in their leading news. I do seem to recognize a line Italian hand KIDDIE SFiUW and a German mustash in an SATURDAY AT <:,)n otherwise Japanese make-up. Leading Coloratura Metropolitan Opera This appearance couldn’t be ac- NEWARK CITY SCHOOLS STADIUM Sunday, Monda \ T u esd ay LUNCHEON — TEA ROSEVILLE AND BLOOMFIELD AVES., NEWARK, NEW JERSEY CANDLELIGHT SHOP “Union P;i< ili<" DINNER nW.vrk LENDING TUESDAY, June 27, 8:30 P. M. Joel M fCrea LIBRARY Telephone TICKETS-5 0 c, 75c, 51 and $1.50 Millburn 6-0928 Coun?y*Symphonyh 3^“ Ma S oT s -|8““ “Sudden Mw* 318 Millbum Avenue Roland Charlie Haggle* i*,-.v-. ■ . Friday Saturday Sunday -----Monday ——Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 23 Z Z - . 24 25_.. ... 26 27 .... 28 ( 29 ^0000000000000 BRANFORD, 11 Branford Place. ' "MIKADO” , Kenny Baker, J T 7 f P -4 t \ The me mwvurnMillburn ur& uihShort/i * Hills *ITEM ------» l i ulle 23. 1935 4th, in Overlook Hospital. The in Christ Episcopal child has been named Thomas, Church Pre-Nuptial Short Hills, will be follow^ Jr, a reception a t 'Montview" Robert Goodsel of Western Parties Weather’s home. drive, and John Hyatt of Win- W A series of pre-nuptial par Mrs. V ir g il A. Mulford of demere teerrace sailed Saturday h on the Monarch for several ties for Miss M arlon Juliet Circle entertained on Wedmweai weeks in Bermuda. Weathers, daughter o f Mrs. Neil day at tea lor members of ; faculty of th e Short Hills % NOTES <5 OF TH E WEEK Alexander Weathers of High- Mr. and Mrs. Percival S. Howe tthe. Executive Board of the ..of Western drive are on the land avenue, Short Hills, and the„. t . a ., and Class Mothers h late Mr. Weathers,, w ill precede The most outstanding party Knotli of Hillside, and Mr. and high seas for England where Mulford is retirin g President her wedding FJTfl&y to Otto O f the week-end was given on Mrs. William Bambridge ' .of they will remain until the mid- the P.-T. A. Assisting at the Joseph Anthony Grassi, Jr., son Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Mapiewooctr " — ....— ... - die of July. table were Mrs. RobertR oberta Abo, of Mr. and Mrs. Grassi of East D Settle of Haddonfield road, and Mrs. Thoma.f Gallaghi 55th street, New York. Mr. and when they announce the en Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Bar- Mr. and Mrs. William Thayer- Mrs, Sam uel Lennara.^ ftrlt Mrs. J.. Stewart Baker of Forest gagement of, their daughter tleson of Whitney road are Brown, Jr., of Highland avenue, ton, grandmother of Mr Peggy to Robert T. Homestead, spending the week at Buck Hill gave a dinner party Friday drive will entertain at dinner In fo r d is m a k in g a visit at /ion of Mr. and Mrs. Thorvald Falls, Pa. j * . ....» night in honor of Mrs. Brown's their home tomorrow night for Mulford home. j.’Jpmestead, of Groton, Conn., niece. Miss Peggy Tenner of . the bridal PMty. formerly of Short Hills. Presid Miss Grace "Staub, lister of Sewickley, Pa. Three parties are planned Mrs. Walter W. Behnfield ing at the tea table were Mrs. the bride-groom-elect, enter Thursday. Miss Weathers will children of Campbell road Robert Faig of Maplewood and tained at a luncheon bridge for Professor Arthur Pearson entertain at home a t luncheon Miss Caroline Mitchell, are Mrs. J. Philip Wessel of Short 16 at Baltusrol Golf Club Wed Scott of the history department for the bridesmaids. A cocktail toring to Elk Rapids,. — . Mil Hills Floaters included Mrs. nesday in honor of Miss Helen of the University of Chicago, party for tlw bridal party will where they have their sumn Merritt Budd, 2nd, of Short Hills, Jane Fryling, daughter of Mr. and his daughter Eleanor, ar be given following the rehearsal home. the Misses Lois and Phyllis Cook, and Mrs. Henry H. Fryling of rived Monday to visit Mr. and by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis and the bride-elects sister Marie Barnsdale road, whose coming Mrs. Donald Scott of Taylor Smith of Hobart Gap road. Mrs. marriage to Robert Joseph Settle. road. Weathers will entertain at din Staub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal Miss Settle was graduated ner that night at the Short Hills ter A. Staub of Woodcrest ave from 'Millburn High School and Mrs. Louise Weigel of Elm Club for the families, the bridal nue, will be h eld . July 12 at attended Westhampton College, wood place entertained at party and friends. There will be Christ Episcopal Church. Miss Richmond, Va. Mr. Homestead luncheon and bridge on Wed a luncheon for the bridal party Fryling was also feted on Fri is also a graduate of Millburn nesday. Her guests Included Mrs. the day of the wedding, given day with a miscellaneous show High School, and attended New Charles Doerzeacher, Mrs. Alma by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Rum- er given at the Embassy Club by York University. He is associated Vonr Eigen, Mrs. Clifford Allis- ery at their home in Barberry Miss Emily Sarles of Maplewood. with the Texas Corporation. ton, Mrs. Ernest Schoenberger, Lane. and Mrs. Herman Frletche all Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Mrs. Dean Emery and her of Irvington; Mrs. Max Lauter- Ryan of Highland avenue are ^daughter Isabelle of Birch Lane jung of Newark, Mrs- Karl Kniep at their summer home at East will depart this week fo rthelr of East Orange and Mrs. Wil Hampton. ; Summer home at Qulsett, Cape liam Gibson of Rahway. made tCod. _ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schuyler Williams of Baltusrol way were The J. Ryan Smiths of Min- ROCK hosts at a cocktail party on Sun neslnk road will spend their day for the members of the BUUDIN6 & AN ASS'N vacation in Sugar Hills, New bridal party and friends of their Hampshire. In September they niece, Miss Jean Hayward Dona- and Mrs. Smith's sister, Miss when Mirza cleansed vin of Elizabeth, and her fin NE1V SERIES Jeannett Smith of South Har ance, John Galpln Pierson. They by Morey LaRue rison .street, East Orange will will be married on Saturday. OPENS visit the West Coast. Have your ru g s cleaned for summer n ow . Winter J->me.f S. Crawford of Pitts JUNE 7th Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Currier dust and d i r t make rugi burgh was the guest last week and their daughter Betsy of look dingy and unattractive, end at the home of his brother Soiled m a t t e d r u js invite Hobart avenue will begin their and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, moths and c a r p e t beetles. vacation a t Brewster, Cape Cod Theodore E. Macy of Wellington Morey LaRuc’s Mirra on June 26. avenue. Mr. Crawford attended cleansing makes rugs clan his class reunion at Princeton. 3 1 2 MILLBURN A V E . and sanitary . . . restores Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hine and the beauty of c o lo rs . . « their children Louis, Jr,, Don Payments Received Daily raises the p ile lik e new. '’Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Falyn ald, Helen and Jimmy of Mid- 9 to 5 P. M. Cox of Oakview terrace an Ijurst road, will depart tomor Monday Evening 9 to 9 P. M. AS nounce the birth of a son, June sn. row for their summer home in little as ft. East Greenwich. Rhode Island. ^yyyVV^AAAAA/^^ only S3.20 for Mr. and Mrs, Joseph G. Young an 8x10 Domestic Kif Barnsdale road, spent the past week at their Summer N o Inconvenience. Run home in Bradley Beach. They returned in 72 hours. Send had as their guests Mrs. Conrad yours to be Mirza cleaned by Morey LaRue this week* Free telephone service 2 % , \ CALL “ VVX-1700” MORTGAGE THREE NEW NAIL POLISH SHADES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER LOANS ----- G O L D R U S H . . . A golden-foned • T.niimlorlnjr - I>P' Cl«nl"f Bug Cloun.lng - inr sllir“ color for your sunkissed hours. QC 0 App Station* ore solicited J 10 W. Jersey St., LM/abi'IU, >■ for fi **• mortgage loans HEARTBREAK . . . A provocative M r nervier in Mllll}“ .tj; am ort. ' *>ng monthly or riHbi. Summit. SiiPllUsUfU. 1 * violet-toned pink to break your wood it ml all l>m"'" 111 quarteri V< County. ^ suitor's heart in two . . . • Interest «> Current low Some like them in while rates is p the N O S E G A Y . . . Soft and sentimental elk with dark saddle . . . unpaid ba W e of the . . . a fragile flower-pink for your mortgage. hearts-and-flowers moments. . . some l.ke them in dark • Mortgage I owns'' are elk with dark saddle. available to ho. no owners P.S. . . And incidentally if you've 'and for residential prop- been troubled with brittle nails you They’re smart both ways! A New 6-fth onder con: (fruition. may find that the Peggy Sage tteat- ment is the answer to your problem. Ol.ovns HOSIERY PURSES Series Opened NEW JERSEY REALTY SIXTY CENTS EACH COMPANY The Polish Thai 'Wears Like Iron" February 8th Mortgage loon Corm peM ont Metropolitan llfo hnuramo Canpaay JOHNSON’S PHARMACY BROTHERS M ILLBUR'N DBtILUI> ISO BROAD ST. • NEWARK, N. J. SHORT HILLS, N. J. HAST ORANGE ISfil Main Street .MONTCLAIR 5Hi Bloomfield Avenue MArhol 3.430S... . S. H. 7-3780 MOUllISTOWN 31 Park Place I.OAN ASSOCIATE. J 1 une 23, '9391 The Millhurn &> Short Hills ITEM [ Page 7 ) '0000^b66d^600066d^d^00000000000< Ml. and Mrs. Louis P. Bayard Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bumsted of A son Joel was born June 12th the birth of a son, Kenneth of Hobart avenue will move Jersey City, have taken the to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hen Grantham, Jr., on June 7 at Pittsburgh in September. Mr. William J. Maddox house on Ho ning of Park road, in Orange Overlook Hospital. ayard is now In Pittsburgh, bart avenue for the Summer. j, Mrs. Bayard and children • Memorial Hospital. im j0iU him In the Fall. They Mr. and Mrs. Norman G. Bull, • DO N’T KOHOKT THIS S M A LL ADS YEARS ill spend the Summer at West and their daughter Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Lutz, jmouUi, Cape Cod., at. the and Sarah, of Meadowbrook and their son Tommy, of Wel OLD CANDLELIGHT SHOP uinmcr home of Mr. Bayard’s road, will spend their vacation lington avenue, have returned other. Mrs. Bayard, Sr., of Ho- in Capon Springs, West Virginia. from a visit to York, Pennsyl i FAIR TRADE vania. \ Mrillnir I'rJcei art avenue.— ------• BOOKS * Mrs. Emil Schuman of Jersey • .95 T)l(, short Hills Garden Club City -spent—the past week-end Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. En- 319 Mlllbum Avenue let Wednesday at the home of with her son and daughter-in- gler of 16 Delwick lane announce [rs t . Gordon of Lakeview law, Mr. and Mrs. Emil W. A. venue. Schuman of Coniston road. Mi^aiand Mrs. Thomas H. Wick- Robert Jones, son o£ Mr. and ndeii. their daughter Mary Dee, Mrs. Arthur E. Jones, sailed on ad son Thomas, of Twin Oaks Wednesday .lor. Germany, where oil(i will leave July 1st for he will take a Summer course a t . costing, for the Summer. Heidelberg University. Group ot 1 SJ EVENING.. DINNER.. DETER NOON “ “ wnthao, OoekMa4^ k s i t h u i e U . \ N (ilN (i DRESSES FROM IO 00 HI* 86.8 proof FORMERLY PRICED TO $70.50 All Hats Reduced plffSKf*#”' The Specialty Shop jyJSRftSr IV. J- 4 15 Springfield Ave. SUMMIT Summit 6-1322 T’S easy to understand why people are amazed at how TAKE A LOOK! New invisible luggage I little Dodge costs this year. For compartment, completely concealed be neath windstreamed rear ensemble, yet never before has any Dodge actually 27% largerl car offered so many brilliant new engineering ideas...so much breath-taking luxury... so much extra value at no ex tra cost! Yes, it is true! W ith all the brand-new values that the 1939 Dodge Luxury Liner offers, it is priced even low er than last year’s Dodge! No wonder Dodge can afford to say: “ Take a look...that’s all Dodge asks!” EE PROOF THAT DODGE SAVES GAS! Take a Look! is free “ Gasometer” test shows you W h y don’t you do as Dodge tody how many miles Dodge travels on suggests... go to your Dodge accurately measured quantity of gasl dealer and take a look at this magnificent Luxury Liner from every standpoint — beauty, luxury, new ideas, roominess, economy ? W hen you have done all this, then take a look at your local delivered prices. You’ll be amazed to find that this big Dodge actually costs only a few dollars more than a small car! TOOT hi on the Mejor Boww Original Amateur Hour. Columbia Network. Every Thuraday. 9 to 10 P. M.. E. D. S. T. Installed for $5.00 Down, Balance Easy Monthly Terms. DODGE LUXURYLINER JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT, CO. Telephone Millburn 6-0315 Suburban Auto, Inc. 12 Holmes St. 9WI1.420J W. C. UBHAUS YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR «WY> WITH A WESTINGHOUSE 7TT" ?vyrr The Millburn &* Short Hills ITEM / | J u n e 23, l P-8* » 1 '539 o o c k x x x >o o o o o c >o o o o <>o <>o o o < > 0 < > 0 < X X X K Editor, The Item: Now that we have legalized Two Views horse racing and pari-mutuels a big question mark looms on “ How ’dja like Ma Dione?” ooooooooooooc Tim time has conie’ ’ ih> vp.i MILLBURN &> the horizon as to whom our next The King said to the Queen. “ To talk of many thing,.' ‘ Irui * governor will be. Reverend Les Of shoea— aml ahlp,-n,id ,«u B_ . “I thought her overbearing” Of cabbages—and klngtr, n* W|*! ter H. Clee may now be assured SHORT H ILLS ITEM Said she with Queenly mien oooooooooooo< once and for all that he is through politically. This state has already had a taste of Har “How ’dja like her husband?” Founded in 1888 old Hoffman as Governor. The Askrtl the Queen of her consort. TheWdlm Hauptmann trial did not im "The guy's the nuts’1 he an- Last week-end I dropped In u .....- T H E M ILLBUBN mud SHOUT H IL L S ITEM 1. PUblLhad .very F rlto y by prove that taste. The coming ____ swered \ The Item office, having in 1^ -----The Item I'llhll.hlng and Priming Company a ^orporatlon, at 249 Ma n Hague-Hoffman “axis” must be Hireet Millburn N. J. Editor H. G. More. Adv*rtlsln|Tw«n*ger. wuiara An un-Kingly retort. my Summer Vacation and Hk H BaaUner. National Advert Inina Representative*, New Jersey ]Newspapers stopped. Just who is to stop this 1»W.;VNew York. Chleayo, Philadelphia, Official newspaper of the Township X. Y. Z. stuff that makes such possible of Millburn. Subscription rutes. by mall, postpaid: One year two d o l l a r s ; ^ rising tide of political “ puppetry” ala month., one dollar; payable In advance. Single cople. J ' ^ m .' ii M the Republicans alone can now Entered In the Poet Office In Millburn. N. .1., aa Second-Cla.a Mall Matter.____ There I fe ll to reading th, decide. The Republican Govern “We still can watch ’em run < Telephone: Millburn 6-1200 Constitution an d By-Laws ors in. the past have not been of “For fun!” Some Pun. the Democratic Association the best calibre. The time is ripe M. A. B. Millburn, w hereupon all met for the young Republicans to What To Do. About It? eenary - money thoughts we: pick a candidate and se'e that he cedure Increases the work in the batllghed from m y mind. Last week an Item reader called attention to the problem pre is elected next year. Collector’s office but the annual sented by some of the Township’s older and larger houses. At the CHET COOK. same time one home owner felt the sting of what is being done saving to the taxpayer on de I had Just noted that $4. edu about it when he remodeled his house into a two family domicile, 1 linquent taxes is $20.00 per thou cations were to be had in tb Editor, The Item: Township in 1871 and so havin was haled to court and fined. sand dollars o f tax levied. When I thought you would be inter It may be some one knpws the real solution to this vexing such arrangements are made in mind the times*and cond ested to know that the three question but it is doubtful if it has yet come to light and surely it the Tax Collector requires only tlons,, it seemed but reasonahl things which have been done to that $2.98 might have been th is not on the statute books. a letter stating the arrangement ■ warn township taxpayers re going rate in 1863. A person possessed of a house either too large or beyond his from the property owner and garding their delinquent taxes, ' * present means, must have some out aside from giving it away or the loaning institution and the namely your front page public tearing it down to avoid taxes. As/matters now stand he has these tax records are complete. Such As I continued 011 my fruit, ity in The Item issue of the 9th less mission, the thought oe two courses open to him and little; else. arrangements create closer and instant, the letter a copy of Mixed emotions stir residents Vhen the question of two family more friendly relationship be curred to me, ‘'‘today our etiltai which I sent you, and the notice houses is mentioned and it is posfibjr-to understand how this is so. tween the mortgage holder and is costing near the two cental which you pointed regarding mark per pupil and still Ed. Lon Many past examples of duplex arid twin construction still remain the property owner. Today fin delinquent 1938 taxes, which to make one shudder. To say that these shall not be duplicated or ancial institutions do not want organ, Carlisle C. Cahill, Floyi went out with the bills for the Hann and Dewey Hayes are in enlarged upon, would no doubt meet general lavor. property. They are only inter last half of 1939 taxes, have pro It would however seem there must be some acceptible permis- ested in a fair interest return on capable of turning out a master duced surprising results. The list sives to balance the prohibitions of the present zoning law and their loan but they must have piece to touch their predece I am preparing for the July sale sors”. until these are found and made a part of it Millburn can hardly the full cooperation of the bor for 1937 taxes is already smaller call quits. rower. than last year’s sales list and That piece of penmanship, re For every $100.00 of 1937 taxes ★ . with a week still to go to reduce printed in part in The Item to still due on July 1st. this year it. day, shows that about all we' I, as Tax Collector, must add A number of taxpayers have getting for the $19902 addition Wyoming Has It Coming $16.35 because of the 8 percent consulted with me regarding al now spent on schooling eac interest law. For every $100.00 in Parents and others in Wyoming seem to have gotten an option their taxes and I have been able year per pupil, is ail about-fao 1938 taxes due and unpaid in on just about the last piece of flat land available there for a play to give them some valuable ad that piles up the national debt 1938 taxes, due and unpaid on area for growing boys and girls. Their move was timely. vise-The majority of . these peo October 1st. this year when the Whatever views one may hold as to the desirable size for school ple have some kind of a mort Reading and rereading tin 1938 tax sale is scheduled to be grounds, all must agree that land just adequate for building pur gage on their property but fail constitution as I did, I came held I must add $10.35 because poses, is too small. This is what Wyoming has faced for years and to realize how vitally interested the conclusion the $2.98 vocabu of the interest law. In most with small faultfinding. the mortgagor is in the payment lary left nothing to be desired cases these heavy interest Now that an option at a seeming reasonable figure has been of taxes. For example: the Home the diction was good and tin charges could be avoided by the seaured, voters will doubtless ratify it as something due, even if be Owners Loan Corporation hold logic and reasoning were of property owners if proper ar latedly, those generations still to come the long way from infancy more mortgages on township sort fully up to present deprei rangements were made. to adolescence. * properties than any other such sjon prices. It has been said this will be Mr. Woolsey’s first realty sale. If lending unit. They are constant If it is possible for you, so residents will be grateful to him for his tenacity in waiting for ly inquiring regarding the cur through your splendid publica “Now if we were getting all the accepted time and purpose. rent tax situation on properties tion, to bring some of these these things off the bargai on which they have made loans. facts before our taxpayers I will counter what in hell have » „ * ★ They are bringing the taxes up greatly appreciate it. Thanking gained by coming up out of th to date on these properties as you for past favors, basement?” thinks I, and then Tax Answers By The Week soon as they learn the taxes are Yours very truly, will be a lot more like minded. not currently paid. Under the E. BERNARD WARD. A Township employee interested in where the money goes, has State law the HOLC is only al I ’d be willing to bet a hat tha estimated residents can take their choice, own a home here as- lowed to collect 6 percent in if Harold Kain, Milt Orben. Ar sssed at $5,000 or go to the World’s Fair once a week, husband and terest on monies advanced while thur Vanderbilt and Sherman wife, but sans side shows or hot dogs. the Tax Collector is required to Win Commercial Green are named a committee Home owning and the fair trips he computes, call for about the collect interest at the rate of 8 one to draw up a platform to same weekly expenditure and we hope he's right because below are percent on uncollected delin the Millburn Republican Cl printed more of his surmises worked put during the long daylight Course Honors quent taxes. The result of the they come sneaking around saving evenings. mortgage holder’s tax payment Members of the typewriting The Item and want to borrow Per Per is a saving of interest costs to classes under the direction of the Democratic document Township ______Year Week the property owner of 2 percent Miss Onnolee A. V. Campbell, in 1863 as a starter. General Government .... 5.90 .11+ Sunday Newspaper and the community is better structor in the commercial de Road3 etc...... 11.10 .213 Soap Flakes served. partment at Millburn high And why not? After three Sanitation ...... 5.90 .11+ Hot Dog What is true of the HOLC is school, have won the following generations of mounting taxes, Police ...... 11.10 .213 Large Bottle Ginger Ale also true of banks, building and awards: we’re right where we were then Fire ...... 8.50 .16 Quart of Milk loans and mortgage companies. 30-word certificate — Robert factually and there isn’t a living Police & Fire Pension 1.30 .025 Daily Newspaper Delinquent taxes paid by a Marshall, Eleanor Barnett, Larry doctor of laws or letters who can Health & Charity ...... 5.20 .10 Lojaf of Bread mortgagor immediately become Sutera, Dorothy Spencer, M ar Improve, the phrasing, if " Recreation & Education 3.90 .075 Average Price of a Cigar a part of the principal o f the jorie Brown, Catherine Gerar- proach It." All Other Purposes .... 12.40 .246 A Shave' mdVtgage, diello, Angela Sclosia, Betty It is rapidly becoming the About all the difference I «» Local School ...... 64.65 1.243 Carton of Cigarettes Richardson. practice of loaning institutions see between learning in State School ...... 14.99 .29 Bus fare Newark & Return 40-word certificate — Mildred to pay the taxes currently as and 1863, aside from the pn« County ...... 31.58 .61 R. R. Fare N„ Y. & Return— Roff, Barbara Hall, Janet they fall due on properties upon is that then they had I. 0. Soldiers Bonus ...... 1.14 .022 Two Sticks Gum ‘Szrtiftns, Angelina Cusano, Flor which they hold mortgages and while now we’ve got this stu 2nd Jud. Dis. C ourt...... 34 .007 Less Than a le Stamp ence Curran. arrange with the mortgagee for plus WPA, CCC, NY A HOLC and 50-word Typist Pin — Gerald periodic payments, approximat on into Infinity. $178.00 $3,424 ing the annual tax levy. Muni Rusher, Jeanne Gilmore, Alice V cipalities operating on the cash Thompson, Marie LaMaster. ALEXANDER WEISS, 64, an address as 20 Brookside drive. basis are greatly handicapped Marie LaMaster has proven escaped patient from Greystone The alarm on his escape was by delinquent taxes. The full her ability in accuracy by w rit Co-operative Sum Hospital, was picked up by De first given out in 1936 and police burden is thrown upon those ing at the rate of 53 words per tective Sergeant Lyon and Ser believe he had been at large wo do pay their taxes promptly. minute with no errors. Jeanne A public meeting to discu geant Dalton, Tuesday after ever since, although it Is be I sincerely recommend to all Gilmore has done outstanding the advisability of establishing noon as he was walking along lieved his first visit to Millburn owners of mortgaged property work by attaining the highest a Co-operative G rocery st0“ Millburn avenue ■ hear Holmes in all that time was on Tues that they arrange if possible record of speed In the beginning Millburn will be held this ' street. Weiss who had formerly day. He was turned over to with the mortgage holder for typewriting class — 52 words day evening at 8:15 in lived In Millburn had given his Greystone attendants. the payment of taxes. This pro per minute. d '___L__ KAMI huri [June 23, 1939] * The 1 ne ivimournMillhurn or &> snortShort mHills ils HEMITEM [ P age 9 ) 0000<>^ ^ ^ ddd<<^>d < ^ <>^ < ><:><><>0 0 <>0<> Caref ree Vacation Clothes for Summer This Arlington Roper range bears the CP trade-mark which stands for (Cer Fun! tified Performance. A n outstanding value at 1186.25 with an old range. Here are play clothes *with a Connection includ zest for Summer life and liv ed. Terms, $10 in g . , play clothes that are down,$8.25monlhly. as important to perfect vaca tion days as mint is to a Julep. We have other in sulated, heat reg ulated gas ranges lay uits lack uits from 942.95 cash P S and S S up, including con nection. S2.98 to $10.98 Shirts ~ Slacks $1.98 to $3.98 ~ $1.9$ to $7-98 ] L lulus sliop PT j b P C (MSERVICE v .; VISIT THE COURT OF FLAME AT THE TSEW TOllK WORLD'S FAIR - a -7015 of Montclair 420 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, SUMMIT 9 FFSwmww- t J u ne 23, i 93g] ( Page io ] The Millburn Short Hills ITEM oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo^ >0000000000000000, Dr. and Mrs. James Coull, (or- Mrs. Theo Mets and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dray, Mrs. Harry merly of Millburn now of Pitts Rubly, Mrs, Clifford Eastmead Mrs. Arthur Thevenet. Mis., Pen noyer- Me l Ion burgh, have been visiting friends and Mrs. David Wolfe spent the Joyce Went, director of the choir this week in Millburn, d ay Tuesday at the W olfe cot James Pennoyer, 3d, son of was presented with a corsage tage at Budd Lake. S o cia l Mrs. Grace B. Pennoyer of Mrs. C. FV Evers of Beech ter Ruth Thevenet was general * Verona and the late James Pen race who has recently returned chairman. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Keyler of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Crouch of noyer, former Millburn Town irom California left on Tuesday * .189 Myrtle avenue announce the Ridgewood road had as their ship committeeman, was mar for a ten days trip through New Howard Rlemer, sou of Mr birth of a daughter, Elizabeth week-end guests Mr. ‘and Mrs. ried Monday, to Miss Mirian H. York State. and Mrs. D. H. Rlemer of Rose- born at the Orange Memorial Galen Van Meter of New York Mellon of Pittsburgh, at Samuel dale avenue returned Monday Hospital cm June 14. City. * Colgate Memorial Chapel, Uni- from a three weeks fishing trip » Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dodge Jr. versity of Rochester, after both —. - in Maine. On Sunday the Rie- - Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Myrtle of Southern Slope drive an he and his bride-elect received p y yjOftllH ^ mer’s daughter MU. C. W. Ga- “ avenue is In the Orange Mem nounce the birth of a son Lewis their doctor’s degrees. Mr. P en -. •>' ° gen and her two children How- orial Hospital recovering from a Pierson Dodge on June 13. noyer was graduated from Mill- Ruth Kelly, daughter of Mr. aid and Betty Ann of Portland, major operation. 4------burn High School apd from Ho- and Mrs A A Kelly o f Berkley Maine Will arrive for a w eek 's Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Stark of bart College, Geneva, N. Y „ and road, is having a dinner party visit. Betty Ann will spend the Mrs. Arthur Thevenet of W al Walnut avenue have Mr. Stark’s attended Newark Academy. The this evening l'or Kathleen Wroe, summer with her grandparents. nut avenue entertained at a parents, Dr. and Mrs. Stephen young cpuple will serve their in-. Betty Fetter, Anita Falla, Betty . dessert luncheon on Monday in Stark of Boston, Mass, visiting terneships together at Unlvers- Crozier, Barbara Reddig, Betsy On Wednesday evening Mrs, honor o f Mrs. Frank Safranek them for two weeks. it.y of Minnesota Hospital. St, John, Eleanor Thevenet, Sara Dr. Eugene Robbins of Glen ave Senior and Mrs. C. Burton. Both 4 ★ Pritchard and Harriet Pratt. nue had the committee on mothers have been visiting here Mrs. William Fanning of Mrs. H. V. Lohse and her sons The girls are going,to swim at World Wide Work of the Wyo ahd are returning to their Greenwood drive entertained at Austin and Robert of Southern Crystle Lake Pool In t h e after ming Church with their respec homes this week. Mrs. Safranek luncheon and bridge on Mon Slope drive left yesterday for noon. tive husbands and wives for a has been for two weeks with her day. The honored guests were Jefferson Maine with their Aunt business and social evening. sons family on Locust avenue her mother Mrs. L. B. Jeffrey Miss Gardener to spend the The Junior Choir of th e Wyo and left on Tuesday for her who is visiting her from Evans Summer at her home there. ming Church schooljiad a dance Iladdon Gray son of Mr. and home in Millwaukee. ton, Illinois and Mrs. Ralph • Saturday evening In Fellowship Mrs. Haddon Gray of Elm street * Gates whose birthday it was. Mrs, J. L. Reyle of Ridgewood hall from 7:30 to 10:30. 38 ha da week-end house party at Mr. and Mrs. P. Galt had as The other guests were Mrs. Wal road returned Sunday from members and guests attended. their cottage at Lake Hopat- their week end guests at their ter Stackpole of South Orange, Long Island College Hospital in Arthur Frackenpohl and his Hill enng. His guests were Fred Her- Summer home in Maryland Miss Mrs. Tom Ellis of Brookdale, Brooklyn where she underwent Billies furnished the music. The rlgel, Brooks Longley and Hal Mary Cleary Whiteside and Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Dickenson of a thyroid operation. hostesses were Mrs. Thayer sey Wolle, they came home Harvey Waltman. Short Hills, Mrs. Pearce Shep • Smith, Mrs. Herman Pritchard, • Tuesday. herd of East Orange, Mrs. A. W. Mrs. John Ellwanger of Mar Tom Deverell of Mountain- Hawkes o f Montclair and from ion avenue was called home to view road had a supper party Millburn, the Mrs. Morris Dubuque, Iowa a week ago to Saturday evening hts guests Schwartz, Mrs. Fred Becker, the funeral of her mother. Mr. were Joyce Bonynge, Dot Levin, Mrs. II. F. Musgrave, Mrs. C. L. Ellwanger his son Tom and Eleanor Thevenet, Jack Bonynge Rixman, Mrs. John Capus, Mrs. daughter Marilyn and three and Dick Sweet. Fred Rogge, Mrs. Clyde Elliot, • nieces who are now visiting them Mrs. Henry Junge, Mrs. Jess from Iowa, Betty, Lucy and Shirley and Stanley Bern Bole, Mrs. T. E. Davies, Mrs. Jimmy Dumbauld will leave on hardt of Cincinnati came on Andy Camarata, Mrs. Claude the twenty-eighth of June to Monday to spend two weeks as Spaulding, Mrs. Ray Chamber drive to Dubuque where they the guests of the Morris lin and Mrs. Larry June of will visit and then bring Mrs. Schwartz family of Ridgewood Maplewood. road. Mrs, Schwartz had a party Ellwanger home. % N . T h e HOME OWNER, desiring a mortgage on Saturday evening to wind up Ralph Coe of 100 Mountain- the season of her dessert-bridge view road is in the Presbyterian loan from an old institution, known for its fair club. The husbands were in Hospital in Newark for a thyroid ness, dependability and low interest charge, cluded. The guests were Mr. and operation. For Economy’s Sake Mrs. Douglas Barry, Mr. and may apply directly at this office by personal Mrs. Fred Dray, Mr. and Mrs. Send your garments to us interview or letter. For 82 years, mortgage Clifford Eastmead, Mr. and Mrs. regularly. Use our repair serv loans have been made on private homes and Henry Junge, Mr. and Mrs. ice as well as cleaning. You husiness properties where personal integrity Harry Rubly, Mr. and Mrs, Fred TALMADGE will get enough extra service Becker and her sister Mrs. Mus- from your clothes so that it and intrinsic value merit consideration. grave, Mr. Ellwanger and Mr. will be an economy .... and, and Mrs. David Wolfe. ESSO STATIONS Facilities arc offered for FHA financing. you wi’l always look your * best. Jack Bonynge of Whitting- ham terrace celebrated his Millburn & Morris Aves. eighteenth birthday with a sup Phone Millburn 6-0081 "CL HOWARD per and movie party on Mon SPECIAL! day evening. Millburn Ave., & ( OATS ocr ln(lud,nf Vaux Hall Road RELINEI) U"in* SAVINGS INSTITUTION CANDLELIGHT SHOP Phone Millburn 6-1738 i. (Chartered ★ GREETING HTOKK PRICK* 764-708 BROAD STREET . NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ATLAS SnitM dry (Tcnm-il mid iippmhwI CARDS Tires, Tubes, Batteries Plain drnMW dry Heunrd and Millburn Avenue and Accessories lireMKfd Suit* iirmed ** Serve Wourself DON’T LET GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD South Mountain • • • a n d SA V E ! CLEANER & TAILOR INSECT PESTS RUIN YOUR HOME! Millburn & Wyoming Aves. ★ ★ ★ NAME THE INSECT — WE’LL NAME THE KILLER MILLBURN 6-2126 K1NC1S FO O D MART LUCKY STRIKE PYRETHRUM ROTENONE GARDEN SPRAY • WILSON’S O. K. PLANT SPRAY • WILSON’S 351 Millburn Avenue ...... * - Opposite the Movies JAP-ROCIDE • WILSON’S WEED KILLER . BLACK There's something LEAF “40” • CYANOGAS « POMO-GREEN • about a vacation at ARSENATE OF LEAD # BORDEAUX MIX LUTHERLAND TURE • TRIOGEN . RED ARROW Something you seldom find elsewhere-o 2000 acre pri- INSECT SPRAY . JAPAL- | vale estate — riding, tennis, ■ swimming, etc.-charm ing LENT • SMACK Hotels with surprisingly lo w , rates,— Camps for the young- 1 stersr-and enjoyable social. }p* ELECTRIC INSECT TRAPS life. Christian Clientele. * S HOUR] TO N. T. WORLD’S FAIR N .V . Office— 11 W . 42nd St TIGER’S I , , .. 324 Millburn Ave. Millburn 6-0469 SLIFER TYPEWRITER CO. UmSuJ 237 Clinton Ave., N ewark Bigelow 3-4919 V UTWRLADD:j Pocono Pines, Pa. | ATOP THE POCONOS u...1 [June aj, 1939] The Millhurn &> Short Hills ITEM t P«gc it ^00000000000000000000000 ooooooo^oooooooooooooooooooooooooooood^ 6 o o A 6 < v i 6 o o < x > o o o o o 6 « d © d * Mrs. Nelson Richards of Wyo of the bride Miss Charlotte E. in St! Stephen’s Church. Her Millburn Recreation department ming avenue drove four other A / / 7 / / A M l ’ k r l p Newell of Hopedale, Mass., and grandmother and grandfather for several years.- ladies from Wyoming to Ridge- K 3luuu C l l l SC Miss Marie E. Trengrove of Mrs. Thomas Marshall and the Mrs. J. Walcott Brown of field, Conn, on Tuesday for the Manasquan, N. J. was the Miss Florence E. Wehrle, Millburn. They were gowned late Thomas Marshall, her uncle or day. They were the guests of ganist. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her alike in aqua net with peach ac and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs. James Petrie. Mrs. Rich After a short wedding trip the man C. Wehrle of Duncan street, cessories and carried roses and Newell of Hopedale, Mass, were ards daughter Nancy returned baby's breath. The ushers were married at St. Stephens. Mr. and couple will be at home in the , Millhurn became the bride of Monday from visiting her room- « .. , O. L. Straub of.Millburn and O. Mrs. Newell were guests at the Chellis-Austin apartments in ™ 7 . . . .. at n „|.fril„ j George M. Straub, son of Mr. mate Jean Abbott at Buffalo and Newark. and Mrs. A. R. Straub of Myrtle T. Straub of Maplewood, broth wedding but Mrs. Marshall was visiting friends in Syracuse. Her ers of the groom. avenue^ Maplewood, on Satur unable to attend on account of ___ ★ daughter Louise has returned The brides was of white day afternoon, June IT, at St. dress illness. Kathleen Wroe who has been Horn Batavia where she has marquisette, her veil of tulle was Stephen’s Episcopal Church. The Mr. Straub is a graduate of living with relatives the E. H. been teaching this winter. Louise held in place with a spray of Warners o f Cypress street is ceremony was performed by the Millburn high school and New will be a councilor and Nelson white baby orchids. She carried leaving on Saturday to live rector Rev. H. W. Dickinson. York' University, He is with the in a junior councilor at High Val white bride roses, orchids and Maryland. The ceremony was followed by Prudential Insurance ’ Company, ley Camp at Canton, North valley lillies. a reception at the home of the The bride is a teacher of Carolina this Summer they will Mrs. Wehrle wore royal blue bride. dancing and has been with the leave this week. lace and. Mrs. Straub blue and * The bride was attended by her white chiffon. Each had cor sister, Mrs. Arthur E. Straub of Betty Crozier daughter of Mr. sages of talisman roses. and Mrs. J. C. Crozier of Linden Brielle, N. J. as matron of honor The bride is the third genera .O, WOOLLEY street had a dessert party Mon and Norma Jane Straub of tion of the fam ily to be married Maplewood niece of the groom 'S T f COAL CO., Inc. day everting for a group of girls '■-TTV- MAPUWOOD.N J who are graduating and who was flower girl. The matron of . 1 Fuel for every Purpose have eaten lunch together at the honor and flower girl wore peach I A Service for every Fuel | same table in the high school net with aqua accessories, the PICTURES FRAMED cafeteria for the past six years. former carried baby's breath, IN THE ESTABLISHMENT Coal Tlie guests were Anita Falla, pinks and delphinium, yvhlle the Artistically finished with | Fuel Oil Sara Pritchard, Harriet Pratt, latter held an old, fashioned finer type mouldings to har Coke Hath Kelly, Betty Fetter, K ath bouquet of roses, baby’s breath monize with , the subject. O il Burners leen Wroe, Betsy St. John, and delphinium and wore a Automitic Coil Stokers Eleanor Thevenet and Barbara wreath of rose buds in her hair. Decorative Painters Supplies 311 SllUbura A rt. Millburn 4-I5KI 24 Hour Service Ueddig. The bridesmaids were cousins Child ! Barefoot Sandal la un or white elk Sizes Hi/i- 12. 121/2 $2.55 For warm weather wear, we highly recommend this light, airy and comfortable sandal as the ideal play shoe CHANGE IN for your child. Sandal-iike in case and freedom, it is a sound shoe built to take INTEREST RATE rough treatment and give long wear. And it is built on « the "Body Balance” prin ciple that assures perfect -Effective July l«t» 1939, in accordance posture-and better bodily health. with an order of the Department of Banking and FOR ROYS »N0 (IRIS Insurance of the State of 'Ney Jersey dated June 15th, which applies to all banking institutions SH9ES (IVt YOUR CHItO CORMCT'ROOV IM.ANCI' throughout the State, the rate of interest on time Complete Line deposits will be 1 per cent. Following our pres DR. POSNER’S SHOES DRAPKIN’S ent practice, interest will be compounded semi NEW YORK DEPT. STORE 333-335 Millburn Avenue annually April 1st and October 1st. Millburn 6-0630 Citizens Trust Company First National Bank & Trust Company ■ ’ * Moving . . . The Summit Trust Company Storing . . . , Rug Cleaning . MEMBERS" SUMMIT CLEARING HOI SE ASSOCIATION Floor Coverings , Rimback Storage C p7 Cor. Millburn Avenue & Spring 8treet Millburn «- 2«M The Millhurn &> Short Hills ITEM * f P«8C 12 1 I oooooo F re s h F o w l Hu 2 3 Fresh Broilers DAVE’S MARKET Prime Rib Roast Free Delivery 347 Millburn Ave. Rumps of Veal lb. Legs of Spring Lamb 29 Broilers or Fryers b'rcsh Killed 11.. 29 m /gk-lestt' Smoked Tongues Fresh Killed Fowl . T T v r 2 ^ 0 X Y D 0 I Prime Cuts Rib Roast lb. 2 7 c Fresh Chopped Meat Genuine Spring Legs of Lainb baby n>. 27c Ukg. 1 9 1 9 Pits 25 tints Long Island Ducks Prime Cuts Chuuk Roast •*>. 19c mire sup P Gright oi dirty W X F L A K E S ...... “ ...... Ice. pkg. 22c Frankfurters and Bologna u spits LIFEBUOY S O A P ...... 3 far lfle p s o ------Ifire. nkc- 21c SILVERDUST 2ic Fresh Killed L. I. Ducks ih- 19c 6 t or 2 3 c M’KY ..... I 1 lb. can I9c 3 lb. can 53c Sunshine Hvdrox |g«!’Pkg; 16c *S MARKET L I {H O It Speedy Suds JOSEPH MILLER. Proprietor Diplomat Gin •/> l’n-1. 5th i ) 9 c I m m | g \ \ M * *Bcv ^ oxcs Corner Main & Essex )ELU a 2 for 25c FREE DELIVERY St. Lawrence Rye Canadian - yrs. old t|t. 2.69 Phone Millburn 6-1586 Phone Millburn 6-1730 for Prompt Delivery Cold Beers and Beverages rlifed - rrPlainfield -recent game away from home. home. from away game -recent w ” - representative representative ahntn n Suh Moun South and Washington Westfield. Park, the Kossies will invade invade Warinanco will Kossies at the Sunday Park, A. A. The Blues collected but five hits hits five but collected Blues The tounding club will be seen at at seen be will club tounding off Chmiel while the Betsytown- Betsytown- the while Chmiel off 7-2. read, count final the made the supply will Bears, Plainfield Westfield and Elizabeth treks to to Cranford. treks Elizabeth and Westfield lifed n Grod’ as Garwoodi’s and Plainfield and a half game edge over the the over edge two past game a half to a the on and hang over to week-end Cranford Westfield and walloped which team, tangle as Plainfield invades invades Plainfield clubs as top-flight four tangle but row r fud rn Kitk o 12. for Kwiatek Frank found ers while tomorrow here opposition od et te ose tomor Kossies the meets wood verdict 13-9 a and nabbing inning wards first the in runs er h arneet s o a not one. is pleasant arrangement the year won. il-os Softball Girls-Bovs The Blues took the loser’s share share loser’s the took Blues The inning and two in the eighth eighth the in two and inning rm h Eiaeh . . Gar A. A. Elizabeth the from seven scoring by Sunday game have won but three games this this games three but won have Blues the As loses. it When cent to have lost more than they have have they than more lost have to met. inci certain and umpires out the is the Department that Not cent. Recreation per forty of seventh but four runs in that that in runs four but seventh trails now which Cranford, Union_ the on observation This he mr i te hr to third the in more three gate when it wins and forty per per forty and wins it local when the gate of cent per sixty away Garwood being the only teams teams only and the the being Blues of Garwood Kossies, ahead the game Blues, one only standings league the at glance a etl xess ht ut be must that expenses dental are there but money, make to lifed y n gm, il be will game, one by Plainfield than more was who fan local usually brings nobody, takes takes nobody, which team, brings visiting usually the that icoe ta te ose are Kossies the that discloses and to Saturday Kosbergs innings 11 the beat Cranford outstanding. took too It not is season, 6. Blues that fact the despite Sunday going into the last half of the the of half last the into going a at $3.10 gate a with disgusted a by made was League County pay”. don’t they draw don’t they here in the opening game of the the of game opening the in here Cran but bright too not are den Flaherty Bill and number same mey same the that was trouble ford, whom the locals defeated defeated locals the whom ford, 9, Bears was score Final two. cd Policarpio clouting, the did 11- Bears, the outhit Blues the Here Sat. Here the Elizabeth A. A. on Saturday Saturday on A. A. Elizabeth the Sunday. on away met lecting three hit's, Flood the the Flood hit's, three lecting The Park. Greenbrook at 10 hrdy feno, ue 15, June afternoon, Thursday Linden will face the Elizabeth Elizabeth the face will Linden The league-leading Linden Linden league-leading The Garwood won its first league league first its won Garwood h ufruae etr is feature unfortunate The u Dxe ws h vci on victim the was Dexter Bud * * h popcs fsopn Lin stopping of prospects The The Blues held a 2-1 lead over over 2-1 lead a held Blues The when and draw don’t "They Page Page y il Westbrook Bill By 14 J teams from from teams PRS * * SPORTS ju n iorBaseball n ju e od 3 1 wood men Meet her fl o Mountain South e’ Cu bign te suc them bringing Club Men’s per the week\ound the of game of end the at contest no called iee 1 2 1 Firemen cess in a slam bung skirmish skirmish bung slam a in Homely cess the of I attack sistent other only the inningv third the Giants Giants 0 3 Club Men'* Homely Mfflinfnlnupnt nlng having been halted and and halted been -, e v having e Tuesday nlng on Mountaineers a te ae s h fnl score. final the as same the was Mountain Soutfh the against and Firemen the between game time first the for column win the t coe ae o frt place. first make for to race close camp a place it to in second Mountain the while out aa (N»l«>mbo Cana League Close the Homely Men’s total of hits hits of total Men’s Homely the The 10-6. Beechcroft over deserved win well a with season this into broke team Glenwood the Homely Men’s Club took South South took Club Men’s Homely l MU aae ! MiU- Garage Old riflemen 12-11. Stiange enough enough Stiange 12-11. riflemen Park. The League is open to all all to open is League The Park. who players baseball prospective Build Recreation the in M, A. rained a Firemen the had the with Park, game Mountaineers Taylor leading at League Business en’sM ao Bok ...... 10 1 ...... Brook Canoe compared to their opponents opponents their to compared who really want to p&y ball. and p&y to Millburn want really in who live who boys get will which League Junior Baseball Millburn Department’s the in Recreation the play all to of intend Park Taylor at ing of beating second their Brook bound championship the evening the evening Friday hits. spare stopped leaders league young Softball Men’s Business ment’s lost. rec their with winners certain Re • Department’s Recreation bf scorebook showed that the the one. to six phant that showed scorebook under way shortly at Taylor Taylor at shortly way under 10 26, at June morning, Monday Canoe gave team Colombo Casa Monday 8. to .6 the under trod gave be ing before trouble team little a Giants Brook Canoe Depart Recreation Millburn ord of nine games won and two two and won games nine of ord half, for first League the of Ball completion the Soft creation ahntn ocs ee trium were forces Washington the afternoon hilarious an and after about such do to joking much and and laughing of lots There was Park. Taylor at game ball soft- a of played girls boys and composed half each Schools tain the week week the three with down losers the Buskirk Van let as 2 Gar to 6 team Mill age Old house power the the Casa Colombo team appear appear team Colombo Casa the Cofombos Ai;eLeading In the first game of the week week the of game first the In There will be a meeting next' next' meeting a be will There the in play week’s last During Last Thursday evening the the evening Thursday Last all the {teams in the Millburn Millburn the in the {teams all /ith three game left to play play to left game three /ith ...... EGE STANDING LEAGUE EGU STANDING UE LEAG ...... 8-5. “ ...... ★ ------★ ..... ■ ...... —4 ...... 1 4 L. . w ■ 3 ■ 7 4 1 3 2 . L. 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What's What's shell. a even wasn’t Jack in while shell best hollow his a at only but champ real adds the not and Phillie at beat he Dempsey when sure-shot a such low a of less or more was he felt tyhich blast 1 1,000 to ney’s ern it hs prig part sparring hts into ef tearing beneficial most a had has Shakespeare Gene ever beat beat Dempsey. ever of outside Gene Shakespeare who know Joe ■•‘wants to more, affair count” “long Chicago the was beat he Dempsey the that considered wasn't Gene out that points Joe Jumping punch. ists in the National Public Parks Parks Public National the in ists et pn oy h hs been has who Tony upon fect Summit, of back in hills the green to atmosphere hurdy-gurdy bet Gene a thousand bucks and and bucks thousand a Gene bet riig ap h ps week past the Camp Training Millburn Elizabeth Westfield Cranford Plalnfeild f uut ,5 ad t o 11, or 6th 4, and 5, August be of to Championships Tennis from the seashore with its its with seashore the change from The see paces. his to through Sabbath the on on 1,000 were hand Over droves. in Bey’s Madam to have , flocking manly murder” been modified “the of calling art in delight took writer sports York New late Kosbergs .... Linden Association State Public Parks Parks ■ Public Executives State Recreation Association Jersey sec round. the ond survive to will he fortunate be that guess our still is it can -but him painted critics on slaughtering little a do will can anything connects he if and h title. Win the and out Louis Joe man knock the to be will hands, both in didn't dynamite (he carries who beast) man add living no and tough Ga- fears rough, is Tony who lento, Two-Ton that raves hog te twentieth. the through challenger Two-Ton Tony go go Tony Two-Ton challenger ed n e Yr August York New in held to year this early 13th, and week-end the Millburn in held host play again will ent. partm figure. stream-lined a as qualify hardly looks seashore Tony the than much '’’better account. Joe own that his may it but hit happen can Tony one. a and merry one short very a be will fight hminhp wih il be will which Championships final the of entry the facilitate Tennis State Drawing Card Drawing Two-Ton Tony / r ia-ufn Je aos was Jacobs Joe Cigar-puffing Job avers he stands ready to to ready stands he avers Job hs itrse i wa a what in interested Those h Mlbr Rceto De Recreation Millburn The but shot 1,000 1 no is to Tony the that agree observers Most UNION COUNTY LEAGUE LEAGUE COUNTY UNION y tnig f Teams of Standing y il Westbrook Bill By t - ...... 3 ...... * ...... y / r ™ r ~ 11 . w T 4 8 1 9 ★ ------t / r 11 10 L. 9 6 4 5 4 1 .=-,,. ...= ~ Pet. .083 .231 .538 .308 .615 .636 .692 .917 12 12 14 sure sure e Cos ie aig Classes Saving Life Cross Red American annual The advanced. morg__ are who those for diving in mre fr ht o wn t sl. Is sell. to want you what for market a o, il nld a etr course better a include will too, group, This diving. of damentals imns Tu ltl a tee i tee is there if there, ad little Tour tisments. Speedway. Vic set the fast time time fast the set Vic Speedway. tions in the elementary fun- fun- elementary the in tions instruc but of series short a comprehensive give to also tended new fast time for the season of of another season the for in time event fast new feature five-mile new the a up set trial, Union the at holds already he 28 No. of car Nauman driving Pa., Vic Lebanon, proficient very oe dacd rus I i in is It groups. advanced more nnqaiir. ak on Gril; Hank Garfield; Moon. Jack (non-qualifier*. rw. rw ws ocd out forced was Brown Brown. the in third in came 5 No. car and 10 No. car driving Breslin 53 No. car driving Montclair, Shaw of Eddie No. and car second driving was 29 „ Y N. Rochelle, won arid 4:50.5 of record beat one the to records more two add auto many Union, at track half- mile Santo's Albert over except evening, Tuesday last everywhere for both begUmers and slightly slightly and begUmers lessons both a for swimming post for will schedule season summer swimming Department’s creation Park Taylor at staff Saving Life er and Breslin failed to finish). Time, Time, finish). to failed Breslin and er ulfes Wl Ae, enrsll; Joe Bernardsvlllc; (Non Stuiebuetf. Ader, Walt fhlhl qualifiers. Ungers: second. 4:57.1. Time 4:50.5 Time, RecordsAuto And SwimingAnd f h rc wt a rkn axle broken a with race the of so grind mile iifteen to the shape physical enter good not very was butin heat, five-mile first third. in came hind foot scant a home came Breslin Charley between battle exciting five- second the in came ning fans race epi) Tm. 6:02.6, Time. delphia). Charley (non-qualifier*. Paterson, Sail, Life Saving Life bttlft. Manvllle, yie pc Main, Jersey City; City; Jersey Main, pc yie Manvllle, bttlft. uig h ery at f the of part feature. lap early thirty the during Walt to car his surrendered he be far not 66, No. car Harper driving Bill and Shaw, of ahead 53. No. car driving Shaw Eddie an was It heat. qualifying mile third. was n hre f h Mlbr Re Millburn the of charge in Masnanequa, L. I. driving for Sail; Harp- Harp- Sail; for driving I. L. Masnanequa, ae; lzleh Wl Wle. Phila-> Walker. Walt Rlizalieth; Saneo; Boston). Shuebuok, Harper, Pick Fords; third. Roger*. Shaw; necond, Harper, Breslin: Harold Bob third. Philadelphia; V.; N. Breslin. Rochelle. Hol Mill New second. land. Pa.; I«»*bam»n. Nauniun. lifk, e Yr) Tm. 5:07.5. Time. York). ftloanc, New Vic Llbitfiky, Summit; Pat Sohoenwy/er. Is-w 45.. il oln o New of Holland Bill 14:53.2. NaumanBreaks Nauman; second, Holland; third, Shaw; Shaw; third, Holland; second, Nauman; Philadelphia; Kiddie Shaw. Montcttiirl Montcttiirl Shaw. Kiddie Philadelphia; Ader. ( N(*v«iuaillf term, Sanco, Walker. Walker. Sanco, term, ( N(*v«iuaillf Ader. Roger*, seventh. Ader: (W alter Brown. Brown. sixth. 14:53.2. alter Hhuobuek; (W Ader: fifth, seventh. Moon; Roger*, fourth 'U" Moe Lnsae Pn. Ce- v. Johnny Landsdale. Moore, •'TUt", . Mi 8. ilun 6-1714 Millburn 81. 3.1 Main I T T E H G A P S Everybody reads the Classified adver- adver- Classified the reads Everybody Th ird• heat. fiVje miles - Won by Moon; Moon; by Won - miles fiVje by ird• heat. Th Won - miles five heal, Second Consolation race, five miles —- Won by by Won —- miles five race, Consolation First heat, five miles — Won by Vie Vie by Won — miles five heat, First Final race, fifteen miles — Won by by Won — miles fifteen race, Final h smais r a follows: as are summaries The eve the o, thrill biggest The As soon as school closes the the closes school as soon As Bob Sail of Paterson, driving driving Paterson, of Sail Bob weather inclement of Because BVD N U RESTAURANT OUR IN SBRVED P rio n ; ; n rio P MARIO’S BAR & GRILL & BAR MARIO’S to OEH ADN, Proprietor CARDONE, JOSEPH r rprd o ae Home Take to Prepared or y hre J Wernli J. Charles By bring bring EL TLA STYLE ITALIAN REAL • Chick Lynek. Carteret; George George Carteret; Lynek. Chick results. - d e l i a f t wtes the witness 'to 7 canoes, and their nipulation. their and canoes, forms lighter the with so not and young ize wrot ny o ae the have to only out twer Millburn Recreation Recreation Millburn the on attempt an be craft such as row row as such craft better and instruct to edits the Morristown Morristown the edits arW'' Staged aar'Wa'S' a scalp if Earl Averill Averill Earl if scalp crowd The week. last Morristown Colonials Colonials Morristown normal Yankee fans fans Yankee werenormal there and artist ball prs ae says page) sports fans 1,000 fistic Over crd or n h twelfth the in four scored score score Dover. The Lakelam to. scored to. Lakelam The Dover. woods the of neck this a tre e on men three had ek n July. in week rive. Fred (whose (whose Fred begin rive. vacationists mer when he sailing if smooth as show looks it and Fred’s at ent Morris ff’s o R Fred gi hd h bases the had again with back come club town relief flinger. flinger. relief town o te Tigers. the for a none out but were were but out none four runs in the ninth ninth the in runs four il ei aot the about begin will no be will opponent n ntuto and instruction ing tagged course a in ment il i te eighth. the in field when shutout deserved when especially Feller, be on exhibition exhibition on be the of holder title n is bt a unable was but first on WILD AND WQOLEY AND WILD obe ly ho from throw play latter double the that hard etwt amc needed much a with nect the and out none r h wahr and weather, the or Maplewood’s 2-1,and SOA A T FREEDOM MT. AT ESCOBAR the be may It either. sixthing their Gladpack lost as straight loop, Choo upset Summit waves. 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Millburn il o 3B7 estbrook Joe O’Brien, O’Brien, Joe C COLD ICE Mlllhurn Bill [June ★ ii/iiiihiirn i c * • QUORS R O U IQ L vnr - Avrnur S R E L O O C bantam weight weight bantam C ounty arena arena ounty C Brothers" nvre will universe, broth er Carl Carl er broth uy t at 7th July w ater safety, safety, ater w nig run inning w mse so sley em H th at at th audy at Saturday trs o hit to starts S& set-up set-up loaded with with loaded 43 Ossie Vitt’s Vitt’s Ossie Morristown Morristown part of the of part uln for pulling ae, ap Mapes, two. Dover Dover two. 6G and 6-G t a o ue the rule to ee pres were rpe a dropped nbe to unable the Yanks Yanks the last week week last may have have may o, 11-6 won, h Sum the base and and base familiar familiar er will year tl gets still o i the tie to e ot a lost he h Chon the gi It again , Madison, Madison, in many many in s boat as h out the ae in game Depart Charley Charley Morris o con to ut as just Record Record o ar to second fire a Sixto's bingle. many • many draw home with with Fair Fair still still [June 2j, 1939] ' The Millhurn Gr> Short Hills ITEM held with races for boys and laugh provoking, will find all July Fourth girls from the ages of 8 on up concerned most willing to call LEGAL NOTICE ORDER TO LIMIT through twenty. There will be it a day when the big melon is (Chancery B 60) May 23. 1939 short dashes and long races; finally pushed up on the shore. SH ERIFF'S S A LE In Chancery of New ESTATE OH HAMI'KI. A. (IODWIN. do- Jersey. Ret ween New York Life Insur erased. Swim Meet relays and obstacle races; the Those who wish to enter and ance Company, complainant, and George Pursuant to the order of FR E l) HER- concluding event a free for all D. Grunt, et als.. defendants. FI fa., for FtlGHL. Jr.. Surrogate of the County of Fourth of July afternoon at 2 have not done so just see either sale of mortgaged premises. Essex, this day made, on the applied'Ion o'clock in Taylor Park the Mill- watermelon hunt which al life guard on duty at the pond By virtue of the strove stated writ of of the undersigned, executor of said de fici facias, to me directed. I shall ex ceased. notice is herein- given to the burn Recreation Department's though always drawn out gen and sign up for the event you pose for sale by public vendue, at (he et editors of said deceased, to exhibit to annual swimming meet will be erally proves to be the most wish to participate in. Court House. In Newark, on Tuesday, the subscriber, under oath or affirmation, the eleventh day of July next, at one their claims and demands against the o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time). ' estate of said deceased, within six months from this date, or they will he forever I.KOAI. NOTICE all tract or parcel of land and premises I.KOA1, NOTICE situate, lying and l*elng in (he Town barred from prosecuting o> iccoVcrlnp, (he same against the suhsc.ih-ir. T o w n s h i p d k m i l l b u r n . n e w j e r s e y ship of Millhurn. Essex County, New IN CHANCERY OF NKW JERSEY Jersey. 121/625 SYNOPSIS (TP ATPTT FTOl t h e YEAR 1938 AND RECOMMENDATIONS RY HAROLD L. GODWIN AKTHnu TERRY. K M. A . APDITOU Beginning at a point in the Southerly 32 Court Ktieel Condensed ■ Ha la m e Sheets To K ATM BRIN B (\ C. HIM-. January 1 Dee. mher 31 side of Southern Slope Drive, which point Brooklyn, N. Y Is dial a lit Westerly two hundred twenty- June 2, 9. 16. 23. 30 HY VIRTUE of an order of the Court ('ash $ 105.193.00 $ 80.505,41 "*"* feet and fifty-five one-hundredths of of Chancery of Now Jersey made on the Taxes. Assessments ami other Items a foot from a point of reverse curve near ORDER TO LIMIT day <»r tho da to horeor In n cause who re In UeeetVM Ido 243.780.24 308.000.30 Beech Terrace (form erly known as W y Tax anil Assessment Title Liens ami oming Place); from thence running (1) The Township of Millhurn in tho County May 25. 19.19 of Essex is complainant, nnd Tuscan Fnreel.iscil Liens 4 5.203.4W 50.291 0 4 South four degrees seventeen minutes Deferred (’ barges ESTATE (IE IVII.I.IAM A. CO.NH’AV, do- Company, a corporation, et a Ik. arc do- 27.904 98 202.502.56 eight seconds West onp hundred twenty Cash Deficit 1.474. 15 R*et •" a poirlt; I hence (2) Westerly on a •d iiniianlK. you arc required to npponr ami Pursuant ti Improvements to !>e provided hy Kilt lire curve iH-nrlng to the right having a radius H»‘ .'id.', ..( |.'|(EI> HER- answer the hill of said complalnunt on or URIEL. Jr SijriugiUc- uf the County of More the lath day of August next, or Taxation or Assessment 875.1 Oft 03 85 1.4 56.39 " f fifleep hundred forty feet for an arc distance of fifty four feet and twenty- Essex, this day made, on the application the moi