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The Boonton Times and the Boonton Weekly Bulletin 8 %^Ll if MEMORIAL, DAY! MbbP MbN6«3 Oi A. R. WITH ir THE BOONTON TIMES AND THE BOONTON WEEKLY BULLETIN 8. U CABBIBON. Editor Kaertaa A < :.. - . ' • XBMBEB SIXTY-SEVEN IEDMASH.TBnniOLM. Editor BOONTON. N. J- TtlfesDAY. MAY 22, 1923 CHABU8 L. GRUBB. AMP, Editor SBTOIX C0FUS8 TBSI Van Raalte Team Locals Hanover Township WHILE BOONTON SLEEPS. Personals Church Street \ :••-,•. Defeats Stamford G>nsiders Zoning Mm. Carlton W. Van Xhiyne via* Spring has come to Boonton-and Boonton is glad. called home by the sildden death of Ordinance Adopted be beU in t&e High School, l*ti her mother, Mrs,\E. A. WMets, of Cmmedkot Team Played a ti-aiilit, Tmsday, M* j 22nd, Modified Ordinance Presented She sKows her gladness in every nook and corner. And SayviUe, JL t, .. '" at eight ©"clack. Tfcsre are serctml Engineer Instructed to Select Poor Brand of Ball awl with the spring has come the birds. Birds that sing and Mr. and Mrs. John Clave, of Church Epoitxii& matox to be decided upon. But Still is Not Satisfactory strait, left yesterday for a month's Site for Bridge Over the j. Ctax&e a&d ftlie jvor birds that talk. There is deep and. tender meaning in " Lost 5 to 2. to Committee. trip to the Pacific Coast, where they Railroad. ..'.-' Kion Bros. bam leased the offices the biidVsong. ijiut the talk of the bird reminds ua of will first visit California and then in the tapestry trick balding-. 1017 work north to British Columbia. Mrs. __ Sxp~% erwd of tell tnssen ahnred There were about fifty represen- ; Regular semi-njonthly _ meeting of Staid street-new oospied by Eatti tative citizens from all sections of the youngster "whose mother told Tier that a story had Clave has only ^ecently recovered Broo, for free svus, from E. from a severe attack of pneumonia. Board of Aldermen was held on Mon- wJsm tfeey fc=E sp m Hanover Township present at the ad- been tojd of the kiddie that did her anything but justice. day evening. Ail members were pres- framed meeting of tie Hanover Town- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Van Blar- ent except Mr. Bowden.- '•'.'•• ship Committee, held at Wliippany And the child asked who it was had told. "A little com, of Church street, attended the New Tnk,- bas began repairs last Friday night. After a lengthy bird,"~said the mother: "Oh, I know what bird it was. funeral of Mrs. Van Blarcom's moth- Minutes of previous meeting hvero Ijiimw KSBBIC^ fj[n»)iig that tltor- ftTii this zoning proposition* er, at Newark, on Sunday afternoon. read and approved. • •: • ' ""* ooeMare ta road traflfie. it was generally agreed that the pro- It was one of those blamed little English sparrows," re- Report of Board of Engineers foriv some real speed Tfee TTrmm PiMf #Tf««t« Win m poaed ordinance would not be satis- plied the child. ; ''• • •- GREEN POND STOCKED month of April .was read. Mr. Harry. OrKrffl sect Friday ereiunff at tie J&onte factory for, the township; and a new WITH LAKE TBOUT Meadowcrof t, was recommended as -a far Tana Saslte aod pftrfied Sir. sod Sirs. James KemUm^an Higfc new member- of the Bdard of '.Fire land arcnoe. ordinance is-to be drafted and pre- There are. sparrows in Boonton; hungry Sparrows, szcadty esooe. aSoviaar. E&sst sented at the regular nieetxnf% Satur- Lake trout one of the gamest of Wardens. -George Van Nostrand has A soles of foor stiaEea en mission day afternoon, Jane £. eager for a morsel on which to make a meal. ' And they resigned as member'of Fire Wardens. aomeg the Beeroes wiJI begin land-locked .fresh water fishes, may Stewed sp n£l ia tifae grartgs amd W. E- Doremas conunitteenum of whisper and chatter and chatter and whisper until the become ah important angling asset of Report was referred to Fire (Co^mmit- fctU etafttensL v tee. .. •"..•/. Mbantaln LmktsT presented & xaodi- things they say take wing. And, far from their source, . New Jersey. Under direction of the fir fied ff^frranfff which, - according -to State Fish ant} Game Commission Report of Troasurer. was presenteil B&SL f*r«»ft»«= p_ Brextsie and referred to Finance Committee. TBe Izrst subject wiQ Committecman'Dr. B» V» D. 'Totten, flrop as fact. • . < Green Pond, in, the northern part of "Tic Kegro and His Beritase." Tl of fiEorris Plains, was too broad, and the state has been stocked with -several Report of Collector was read anil ; And now, to the good people of Boonton: Until you thousand of these trout and the ex-was referred to Finance Committee. team maims e^Jkt ^ £or Slar 39 win * be Still TTT^% tfrfn^tnyy fttP the township Negro and Bis OmtntmtfonL' read in the columns of this paper that we have lost the periment will be watched with inter- Request submitted by Boonton Auto as a whole. est by thousands of fishermen. Supply to install two gas pomps in craved O"Xe3 ad fSajtd a The new modified ordinance -would sewerage disposal plant dispute, take heart and continue front of their garage on West Mai a Ko. ISSt Jr. d. V-A. K, last ejnung, dmde the township into three The lake trout require a pond of ec <sff m race tit Jost deep cold >water and. the conditions street was referred to Street Com- it vas BiffulW*! Boost aosd Airae SSxte OIQXKXIQF utiicazd Apcar ud A,BandC Zone A wopld have the as you have clone during the past few weeks. * You have mittee.' . ' T f ot&er State offieeTSB ^atyn* restrictions as t^p- former ordin- undei . which {they thrive in lather C a bise delegation from ance, with t^^ exception of allowing been fine and big and patient; you have relied oh the . states, the commissioners believe, are A letter was read from George H. £nt asi <5J it HKSSESJ arefl. i^tt?^ Fitzpatrick to the effect that by rea- IVter Gnoper tfyrTt^o^ of Ni people trying to. handle the matter and you have been duplicated in Green Pond. If the ex- oti£r restrictions woold stand. ; Zone periment proves successful in Green son of the town having neglected to jB»«x»wl t&e uss. Eed JUTBTOHI was mete eaests of tht local a big source of help to them. : Pond the distribution of these fish keep dean a crosswalk on .Mechanic aO B mold ta^e in Morris Plains and Cedar Knolls, vita the same restric- will be extended to other water lakes street hi? wife Jiad sustained, a_fal4, .. So far as this paper knows, no letter has been received of New Jersey. The lake trout were and serious injuries, -necessitating' As sooci as t&e store hmlrfrng. far- tions' a?f {A* only prolri!iit$nff pSt- hospital treatment. He endpsed a naif qompei 6? Mn Doland, Ge earagea. Zone C, TBid>\wooId by the Mayor, or anyone in Boonton, from Commis- hatched at the state fish hatchery at Hackettstown, from eggs imported in bill for $162 and,! although he did take in the southern portion of the not want todemand its payment, felt' ' nxaa. a remadded, it viQ be eceo- toamalip, vontd be nnrestriAed. sioner Fagan, in which was even mentioned the disposal wet moss from other states. They make rapid growth and reach a larger that the town was obligated to pay it pwd >y »cpottcr-A. £ I*. Co. store, Jodd Comfit, president of the com- plant. ' '.';"•/• V :'•'.''•• ..,:.••"•'.•'••./.'••'•.. ' ' " ,by reason of neglect to clean /ross- naKn» t&ins £n'-a3 bx tfrit compain size than brook, rainbow and brown mittee, told the position of the rommit- We have heard from the Commissioner and weJiope trout, which species the state uses in wolks, especially as tljey insisted on ins «sa tftard ami fsft enenr tze took, and that bt their oaths the? general restocking work. property owners cleaning thelr^side* nre compelled to protect the town- and expect to hear, from him some more. In fact, hear- walks. On motion matter was refer-'. in m msx-op oa-t&e canal bridge ship as a whole. The smallest sec- red to attorney. ts-Pte&ki. LaPgart «BJ tfie foot of Mara street, bat fartnn- tion has to be considered the same ing from him is a pleasure. '_ POWDER WORKER FLEES one vu hurt and the Permission was asked by Wm. S. Coot cazc of MML M j f Hi. «y as the largest one. BLA£T AT HASKELL PLANT Davenport to put a cesspool**under : There were abont fifteen speakers S .serere stunn bat W< the sidewalk in front of his property ' present* MBxaog -whom were being erected near i his'property, said G. G. P. WOMEN TO VISIT The quick eye of Grant Dolan of on Church street On motion referred Here is Oe ESSSC MS TO SSV it trfgftt. WtiiiaBi BrownTs re that the committee had to be. careful Haskeir probably "saved himself from D£xaa artame, was-stmck lawyers from different sections ' of , • CHILDKEN^HOME to Street Opmniittee. ' ,* j in its action, because:if the ordinance death Friday night when 2,000 pounds toe the township, who freely gave their , A number pf bills were presented FSBS4—ffins^ecck fcd t^t for. Stajm- opinions as to the ordinance presented would not stand the ^eat of the courts, lit order'to see existing conditions of of ballistite in a "sweetie" barrell arid on motion were referred t» prop- 1 Tad asd Hi sxfeSr to £&ert tester. b damaged. and glazing house exploded at E..L and agreed that the ordinance as pre- it was only a waste of time to rush and the need of the unfortunate, little er committees, to be paid if approved.
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