Complete Local News Of A Population Of THE WEATHER 1 8 ,5 2 4 ^ilteidc Simcs OflUo# at Bliiabeth, N«w Jersey, under the Act of March I,. 1171,

VQ.L_.XVI, No- 822 HILLSIDE. N. L, THURSDAY. H11..Y 7.5 1040 -V- PRICE FIVE CENTS RETURNS BY PLANE RALPH NI-GKERSGNiS~- “ FROM ELRS PARLEY (t. O P. Backs FRACTURES FINGER Seek Cost WIDOW DEAD AT 63 tfee Of Pistol AS MONUMENT FALLS Edward A. Ziiahy, exalted ruler of Hillside ledge p , r>' unv.g McLean Stand Services were held this morning Range Offered _ Robert McGhee, of 1260 Nor© State Agrees retained home Sunday by airplane at K). o'clock at the Cblbfiial Home, Broad; street; Friday ~ fractured ~a In Laying from Houston, Texas, where he a t­ East Orange, for Mrs. Edith Amelia Anger on his right hand when a tended sessions of the Grand lodge Against T V A North Nickerson, 83,~df 249 South Local Police monument he was erecting in a convention last week. Joseph o . Arlington "avenue, East Orange, who Newark cemetery fell. Newark po.- Bii© of Tfentoti was elected! as died a t her home early Tuesday fol­ lice investigated the mishap. Mc­ lowing a ’long illness.. Burial will To Supply Aid grand exalted rider, the first resi­ Held Unnecessary Due to Ghee was treated a t St. Michael’s lewDrain dent of New Jersey to winjhe post. be in East Berlin, Conn. planned to Increase De- Hospital, Newark. Lack of Water for Dams Mrs. Nickerson was bom in East partment Efficiency lar August meeting next Thursday Already Existing u .. one, uvea hUrS" 24 ySUl'S UP'-' Directed to Pre- evening. ----- fore moving-to East Orange about With Radio Cars p r in e e three years ago. She was the widow To Inaugurate For 2 Streets ieni- Plan for a Sewer ©f-Be^h-Waldo^4cker8onT member .public Safety Chairman Harry R. In Beechwood Place ganizatlon, Incr; nr-which Tax As­ df th e Board of Education who died Vogel announced* - last night that War Veterans sessor Robert J. McNair is president, several years ago while still holding members of the police department Police Radio COLLAPSES AT HIS' Approves Applications (o iwt ■ .Thursday night backed the office. Slie leaves-t^o sons, Ralph so motion .picture performances going tion has heen completed, the cars years ago, coming to this country night to the Township Committee, irne a tending. there a t present would appear futile. terdon • street, Newark, Tuesday on. Locai police at ope time par­ having been equipped1 first and work about' 30 years ago. He was in Kreh said Senator * Charles E. Kymond J. O'Neill, appearing in A new post flag was1 presented by This' organization heartily approves afternoon found it expensive to ticipated in a police league including done this week in headquarters. busiiiess in Newark before coming, Loizeaux had given him this in­ .btiiaM o£ residents of the street, Mrs; Mary Davenport, widow of -the adequate defense measures, but does operate a car after revocation of several county departments but Routine questionalres to qualify to Hillside. For the past yea: formation. ssid tbaf in cases 'of heavy storms past state commander, for her chil­ not approve, of spending taxpayers’ his license and ra pink up ^B olifift ml d. Edwards-h.ad„,a- Naw Collections Some rearrangement of wor [ton has been considered for several Peter L u tz o f Jersey Pity, Mrs. sticks, jsteto, parchesl and ©e like] York driver’s license, obtained from tears.He said' a connCoticp .into wsre in such demanci. Consequent- made, as in most cases two men will Twenty-six members of would be .preferred while negotia­ Josephine u-rinthal ot jersey “City, his New York address after the re­ tions- for the right of way for Ram­ wading terrace, a, deadrcnd street state auxiliary president; Past State ly ©e program had to. be re-ar- vocation of the New Jersey permit. Up Slightly ride in a. scout car at a time... A. Scout Troop 74 have / Just returned fee' 3eecbwood place, ©ad! been. rSnged © meet ©e wea©gr condi. reduction in the .number, o f’calls home .after a. week's stay' at Camp sey- avenue are under way. Kreh Commanders Charles Peterson, and Edwards,. employed in a Hillside said it was possible the improve­ becked by. objections ot .a: bank Charles Gilmftre, • of • Jersey • Qlty, S ® . plant, was arrtested by police-after made at present over .38 'telephone Mohican near Blairstown. While at Milling ‘ a "fiiof tgbfd oh -'/property t—^3ae--bgan.-fbRg:,.contas(f,.cwaa^ad. Colleotrora flf ffi.Q per, ceflt of' bhe boyes in^ various parts of the town- camp, the. Scouts built quite ar ments might be begun this year. wmsffirFEy'T!r'-trmun,i,'aua flferiry an investigation of the ownership ship’- ls 65fp66ted tb i!esun.' Patrttrr Ithrough which a right of way would vacced on the program with flrfy-l of the car which was abandoned 1940 levy &• the first six monffis of Glegold*.of Dumont;. Past- S tate Safety S ■1 Commissioner Harry R. sary, on the ground that. It Auxiliary Presidents - Anna Holden six boys and girls taking part. Ar- Sunday after the accident. • * the- year was revealed this week by After winning Uielr first Six softball Assemblyman .Herbert J; Pascoe, [would depreciate saleability ot the and Frances Fullam of. Jersey City, .th'i? Seal, in ©e senlortovlsion cf Bert Weiss, 48, of the Bronx, a Tax Collector Arthur L. Theurer. Vogel some time ago announced a games, the 'local scouts ^dropped chairman of the House committee (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page Six) boys, took first place, - with John] passenger, in an automobile driven He said this proportionate collection study would be made toward pos­ their filial game to mar their record on municipalities, informed the com-’ / McGuire .second. Bernard Mickard is slightly better than last year, sible reduction in the number of 'The boys, also came home with ,8 mittee that he was surprised that by Eugene Ornstein, 40, of New these boxes so long as the move does i5S53l it h a ts "g8l®‘ to ; defeat York Oity,- was treated at Elizabeth when the 'total receipts amounted greater knowledge of canoeing, boat­ only Hillside and linden appeared Thomas McGuire,* who took second* to_ a record-breaking 82 per cent or] not affect requirements of the fire ing,- swimming and nature lore. The in support of Senate Bill 276 en­ General Hospital for severe bruises department—:__ troop leaders, nob to be outdone by place to ©e junior division. Wltixl o h his kneer -Ornstein was not in- the 1939^ levy, when 'the books abling municipalities to purchase t.he girls more experienced,. Mary closed for the year. He expressed ffm boyar showed- their angling ski “part” rather than “all” of private jure.d.<- by cap turing- many- fine bass on-fly abort t Iffjention J h McEntee was an easy victor in ©e Ornstein -told police he was driv­ hope that"tis:coii^tiohg woifl:d coifl water company holdings' for muni­ senior girls group, with Joan Kelly ing east in Route 29 over the Liberty tihue in the same proportion to] rods which averaged between two cipal distribution systems, and that Tough Army Life! BiSicMtoto. ©e^ufflcrSi; avenue bridge when'the other car, show a “reduction in the reserve ite: War Romance and four and a half pounds each. the State League of Mimicipalitiei, Sfl handcraft © the lea©er goods in the budget. The troop also won honors for hav- instead of having representation, traveling, in the opposite direction, ing one of the highest ratings a t 0 It Takes Experience will be completed this -week ;prrllBd~ouir“Of'the center" lane and taTheurer said notloes will be nut in merely submitted a letter ot support and M onday will find1 cork, wooden crashed head-on into his machine. the mail shortly advising owners For Mayfair "generai-naEnp-lnspeelienr—1— of the measure; Pascoe- Also said beads.' burlap and raffia coming to Ornstein and Weiss said the two who have not paid 1939 taxes thfit -During ‘ ijieir stay at camp, the it had- been pointed out that the bin Political Feuding j:s front © creative ?/bfk. m en in the other car abandoned •beys^Mked^to^lhe-r-Dfilaware River toa— Fiity ciaisrea with jyt.giijihera their machhi6 ih th e , fol- wfll-be-held--Qc.tobfir:,3.. He expects, ‘Waterloo Bridge’ Opens Lo vi&it Camp Pakaquarra of the ~i®,w wlifch was omitted from ' ' ""SOmS1 Jjfgg A'©ra'1s"iwcMved'from,-HariT'h-iiaftHMtrirwhe''le- the greater part of last year's $80, -Trenton - -Boy - Bcou t area.-' ^-O-n- -tee | spehding'*lhe mon© at Plattsburg undergoing military training w ith wD journey to Rahway pool for a lowihg the collision) causing the po­ Revised Sbakttes of 1997, which 000 delinquency t® be paid off bel Saturday As Companion way the scouts explored' the interior | it would amend, and that passage of < other business and professional men, ©at he went to Montreal last day's outing, ©e 2?st of © e season. lice to begin- their investigation of Miss Julia Precduk,; will substitute the cause for the abandonment. for# tlie time of the sale, howevei to ‘Brother Orchid* of an abandoned copper mine in the] amendment covering all of the "week-end for a restl W :ffie .regular'supervisor. Both machines ' were damaged con­ The tax officer is. continuing its Kittatinny Mountains. Tliey also 1929 l^w under which Elizabeth got Chinese. ©ackers found four siderably.. Police said Edwards de­ drive for cleaning up personal , tax hiked on the famous Appalachian its own water system, is being con­ accounts now while, preparing for One of thp most memorable fo-l Town©ip Attorney Sigurd A, Emerson may be, acting as Town­ boards to constant play for clined to say -Who was in the car mances ever written for the stage, I Trail which runs from Maine to sidered. Assemblyman Thomas M. the rush of third quarter, payments Georgia. Muir wrote that he felt the bill has ship Clerk but he han't qualify on esffiig hours- in order to accommodate with him. Robert E. Sherwood’s "Waterloo I for 1940 which fall due August 1, Almost every scout in the troop idy been “killed” and could not can direct a roil call vote on certain questions before ©e Town- ©ose. participating in -©e contest. Bridge" has been made into a timely I As usual ©e boys’ contest had to and tender loVw story, -«starring earned a camp letter "M” for show­ be taken up at the November ses­ 'shiii Committee because.of ftls legal knowledge is too preoccupied te-a. Uttle different from ©e fViiden Leigh and Robert Taylor, and ing advancement in all branches of sion of the Legislature.- H e urged . with o©er matters: to pay dose attention, to ©e roll oall when ‘Margin For Error’ Eagles Install coming Saturday to the Mayfair camp activity, Albert Stoltey earn­ ^introduction for the 1941 session. he has to ask for It himself. ■■ liast-nlghtr-bn-top^of .his failure .to... Theatre for. an engagement of four, ed medals for proficiency as pro- On urging of Governor A. Harry call ©e roK several times-until reminded by ccmmilStteemen, h e a tie. The. buys tied were Eugene At The Maplewood days.. marksman and- marksman.... -.add; Mooe, who stated all state employees reversed ©e order and started with Committeeman-George; W . Braunscheweick and John McGuire, Officers For Year With its vital and exciting back- Joseph Oirrlto-earned a medal as would have a holiday on next Tues- Herlich instead of Mayor Hugo S. Gensel. with Calvin Cole'secotd, In thef “past ■ground of-Londoh^df the war years, iHo rlfle range. day, July. .30, to attend New Jersey ten years’’ group; Oari-Biane first, Mlse Oheryl Crawford Js present­ 11917 and 1940, the story is woven --The fojlowing: iscouts, under the. Day at the New York World’s Fair, ing^/one of thet.most timely and Officers of Hillside Aerie 2352, toe committee ordered a municipal and . Dldkie Vines second t o . the Fraternal Order of Eagles, were in­ around a ballet dancer and an aris­ leadership of Scoutmaster Peter . Committeemen feel ©is column last week did Committeeman Junte group; Margaret Goaklsy provocative plays of ©e season, tocratic young British officer, who Richfcus and Assistant Scoutmasters holiday for the day. A busload of "Margin for Error" a t . ©e Maple­ stalled at the meeting Tuesday night local employees. last year attended George W..Harlich an injustice because he recognized- Raymond J. . carried ©e honor in her divisldn in the headquarters in the Mayfair meet on historic Waterloo Bridg< Joseph Richkus and Victor Mason, O'Neill, Democratic Township Committee candidate 'whom Ire with- Barbara Danes second, Jose, wood Theatre, Maplewood, for one during an air raid andr seek shelter attended camp: ‘William Arsics, toe fair on New Jersey Day. week beginning Monday evening, Theatre Building. knows ©rough past activity, as merely “young ©an,” at la st phtoe KJuk was first in © e oidei Robert Paterson was installed for linrthe Waterloo underground; Thei Jphn Bishop, Joseph Bruns, Allan Juvenile Report girls' group wi© Helen Sellner sec wl© four well-known actors fea­ realize >thfit' they are in love almas' Buscham, Robert Carey, Charl.es The Juvenile * Delinquency Com­ week’s Board of Heal© session. They, point out ©at Herlich tured, Tonio Selwart. Helen Craig, a i second term as worthy president, and most of the other officers who at first sight and their whirlwinc Douches, Frank Dufek, Roger Gem- mission reported that only one case .rushed to ©e meeting wiiiidut his glasses eflS Was burdened w ith The boys ?i©ic alub has adsed Sheldon Leonard and .Roman B© - courtship is telescoped into twenty- mell, Joseph Olrrltp, Fre.nk La Roza, placed in its hands in its three work in the plant in which he holds a responsible position, having have served with him since the ih- j new feature to ©eir noon-day stallation? of the group in February fouf happy hours. But before th en Daniel Wchardu's;' Thomas Mateer, years of existence had been ’lost'', many-Wtrurhdurs: of duty lor three days before and returning' to par1^ All .boys are being initiated “Margin for Error,” nationally also were inducted for a full year can be. married he is balled back to John . Murphy, Charles RtchkUs, being transferred to the county work before ©B other committeemen, adjourned later © the evening. E C th e Tali' Storief-Ciub as publicized by Walter ’ Winbhell:. as In office. the front. Later she reads hls^r • WllKam :Schetdt, Robert- Schulz, Juvenile court* The ..-comnUsslon, A, similar situation Involving Township Engineer Henry Kr©, Jr., as © eir “Tall Story” meets wl© ©e his favofit^-play,. , was written by The’ other officers installed were; among the dead and life fail Chaster Skopaz, Albert Stoltey, Jack V/hlch held' eleven regular meetings . --was-risctiflea-tauartmH^Imlr»ighWhen~hA-leaMiSd-4bat-arnhaticA. -approval nf -©e. .“gang"’ Clare Boothe, author_of “The Worn Viop .preaident,_ Pontelemon JHyra; hold anything for her. Their almost Struss, Webster Vandemark, Raj^. and one special public meeting dm- . remark sounded facetious in view of. .OTWilTs ; The playgroaSd betog ' stapej. en” and, “Kiss the Boys Gobdbye.’ Chapiain,' John, Lobiahcol secretary, miraculous reunion $>t Waterloo Sta­ in^id VJficent', Robert Wailack aaid ing ,the _pas t i.year, . has disposed of S sirafolEllzabe'th'MoCraltb of. The -story of “Margin for - Error’ Waitec.-.^ibov, treasurer, Henry tion, when- he .returns after being Charles Wallet. all cases but for two, in which the tfte-J“WPArzRearestion Project. - concerng-tha sudften and mysterious • Recht cohductorT Harry Tepperf -in-- held in a prison camp,, brings their -- The -Liberty Park CommunitylA&t .children are still paroled in •• -the ~' 'It~wciifflQMiS;iy ajgfffl-fsilfl1 between State Senator Charles E, ' Hillside Avenue death* of the .German Consul in - New- side guard, James D,.Duffy; outside romance- dramatically-.-to^^elte sociation, which "sponsors ith’e rtroop, charge of members of the board. Lolzcaux and Assemblyman Herbert J. Pascoe. Pasdoe, in a letter Despite ©c inclement weather, an York City. Mght are suspected and guard, Hans Notzelman; and trus­ Miss Leigh is the most talked ol helped provide trafisportatlon for The commission repeated a previous -iotlight with Edward Grunder runner-up.l office at the state convention. The winners of the peanut hupil march ominously, towards this na- merger. Tuesday in a talk before the Rotary Treatment was given Mrs. Edna agVdn oh Sunday afifl" .Monflay In tloh. Thfire is more than entertain3 “Brother Orohid," a tale of hys- Glubr -at the luncheon. meeting at rxilton. Russell/?__featuring—Alee. svtri.H.y were as follows:_Gtill WIDOW LISTED AS Halbfoster, 33, of 312 Hillside ave- Now At Hawthorne —Srs© Ru©, Smith; teoond. Bea- ment’tflSt meets the th€affOgoers' tos^ttlM ir'Presbyterian ~Chufcch~ nue, at7Elizabeth .General Hospital Pays, Don Ameche, Henry Fonda eye in this drama. “Little John” Sarto, who 'gets mad Otto told of unusual wills pre* early Monday after she drank, pdice and others. trioe Smith; boys—first, Peter Per. SOLE BENEFICIARY Helen Craig, who has the lead-’ rs. Anna Weinrich, of 1583 Sum a t his mob when they rub put a sented to his office for probate, and said, the contents of a^small bottte .produced— by.. -Edward rten th strikes ttoee times on* board riano:-second. Edward Grunder.. ing woman’s r-fqlS. in “Margin for WTEmyHtaer-ewtot^ilenS^H ---A-lgand mod filing contest was held mlt avenue, is named as executrix -.party without even sending him a outliriPd several cases__involving of disinfectant. Police were noti­ -EiTorrMs-one^-of—the-up^and-coms- memo on it. So he quits the rackets episodes which would -be funny but, fied by telephone a t 11:60 p. m. roperlative cast, Bhwtod! Spring's relentlessly I Tn “fOftarlie Ohan's Tuesday and because 'of ©e large ofrthe“estate-t^her-husbahd^Emest- ing stars on Broadway- today. She Weinrich, who died May 24, accord and goes gunning for culture with for the circumstances. He -advised Sunday nlghtTby I^ank Weimanrof I'5 .r' "My Son, My San I” will Murder Cruise,” will© is © e co- number of entries ©ey had to be •was leading lady for Orson -Welles murderously mirthful results.___ mti&5r-^«e^re^ralfr--salM e di^edJiBlSveiya^LThfiJuSgM, ing. -to—ihw -wil-1---flled—for probato- ihat legaL.adyice. always be soughL .3i0. Hillsldfi avenue,—that someone ee-seeitjoday,^ tgfflffirfow andTSatiF "lirhis^Mercury-TheEEt-re^produetiona fe the preparation of a will arid said was 41^ at 312 Hillside avenue, Pa- wy .at ©e Bjawtoame. Theatre, as Sidney Toler again portrays ©S had a difficult time to deciding ©ei TUesaty m n Surrogate Ohales A. ' His search -for--culture- leads' him: winning medefs,— Awards .went Jn. and Played the part of Mary Mag­ Otto. Jr. She is listed as the sole to . A sucker for anything a -yvill properly executed seldom can troimah William Dierolf and Dr. »»ning MMeleine OsiiMIT," Brian oHSlltai Sieu©. F eatured with Tate dalen in Miss Crawiora's production be upsefr."1'— ------...... - Jilieflf. township- -physU- Mcrne and Lcuis Hayward, “My are Marjorie Weaver, Lionel Atwill, ©e following; Age group 6 to 10— beneficiary. Two daughters, Mrs. that ' smacks of l'ciass,- "he suun of “The Family Portrait.” • Tonio Anton A. Vit, Jr. and Miss' Ruth drop« his bankroll buying such gold Members of the club, made plai cian, responded. j™. ™y Sonl" was transferred" to Sen ifnhg and Robert lowwy, M I first, Janet-Jones; .second, Ahan Selwart is well-known to theatre­ for theii annual fishing trip which w screen.froin the scenario penned Siinpson; ©lrd, Regina Pregnolato; Weinrjqh also* survive. bricks as a glass doorknob, palmed weh as o©ers. — . goers for tihe part of l^ax Christ­ off on him as the. world’s largest Will replace next Tuesday’s meet­ Practised hand Of Lenore . "Ths Lcne Wolf Meets a Itedy, Ifour©, EHeanor Boyes. 110 to H man in “The Pursuit of Happiness’ ing. The group will leave from , “tel Included in a great support- featured on Tuesday and Wednes­ years—flrst, Regina Coppola; sec- DRINKS IODINE diamond, a sleek blacks racehorse NOTHING MISSING which he created on Broadway. Peter Botticelli, ■ of 1317 -White th at turns white when it starts to Kearny and, depending ..upon fish­ ■IfSft are Henry Hull and Jose- day fegtuTeV, Warren William as loft© Jack MackemuU; third, Daniel George Macready has the important ing conditions, will go-off the coast FROM GAS STATION w'te Hutchinson. fiction's suavest scamp, t o d Jean Hauok; four©, Peter Ferrigno, , Act-1 street, was treated at Elizabeth ! rai»r-iand- a- sixteenth century bed role of the consul. Sheldon Leonard General Hospital and released late made in Grand Rapids. I^eeced' of of Belmar or, into .Raritan Bay. pew^ ©rilling story of , © e air- Muir, as "toe. lady" who Involves tog as judges were Mrs. Paul Mc- has the role he originated in- “Mar- Harry Schnabel is chairman hq Nothing waq stolen from a service wayt; him to- ft mess-of ,-murdettod. .sialett. Clintqck, Mrs- Ivor. Jones and Miss yesterday afternoon after he drank his last dollar, he returns to the ; Might "Aa^eB,Tr-'wi©'MC"isn ghi fcfr EiTpr”.- rRoman~Bohnen; re­ the contents of a bottle of iodine, States to rfifcdup his fortunes. .charge, aided by Anton A-.- Vit,- Jn, station- at Hillside and Libert; ave­ “ test will be ©e. co-feature. jewelry, I Ruth Smith." . v membered for his splendid! work in president of toe club. nues Saturday night by burglars, A despised underdog becomes p i i T he second trip to the Rahway police said. Police were notified of The mob, iiistead of welcoming Vtory. -dedls wl© those angels -p/^i -min ho next Tuesday “Ah Wilderness I” as tJnple Sic' the. man’s- condition by a passerby him home, take him for a ride Elmer Petersen, introduced the George J. Wagner, owner, told police ^aae ■ Hkyways—rtflti flUfUHS flBSr -doc in a wbirlv;'i" iiili sclfis, 'been loaned again “t e 'MlesT^awfoiiA -following, guests at. Tiiesiiay.X.mcet~ iiintiPrY filWV a ctieck.. |Kntrance nested events to “The Bisoult Eater, m anageiH)®1 lifo.-andr Dennis 'Morgan, Virgin July 80. . ■ by the Group Theatre for this pro- at 6:40 p. m." Patrolman Frank^McA •find a new mode of living which has ing; W. Malcolm MacLeod, of Hill- was granted by forcing a rear tflH- ^ °e . tfayne Morris. Ralph Bel whinh W© be the co-feature. Tie George Washington, i . dow. The Intruders apparently were -jt^y-TKSJs-toito-toe-edvmtuies-^ ductioh. McDonald Carey, seen re Ghee investigated the case. “angles” all its own, -___ side, jauperinteudent of the Eiiza- “ay, Jaas Wyman and* josn utei ...T here is a great deal of activity a t cently in “No 'Pime for Comedy,1 beth General Hospitel and A mem­ frightened away before ©ey could # the featured roles. 'a spunky youngster who adopts a George Washington Playground. Tom Tully and Florence Sundstrom ber of the Elizabeth dub} David 0. take anything. Detectives Charles e New York of golden splendor hound Hie world, has rejected and Boys-and girls from ©e. ages of 1% complete the cast of “Margin for A FE W DOLLARS A MONTH spent for remodeling the Evans, local contractor ,and Fred Grant and Thomas Duffy are In­ turns him into a blue ribbon nh»ri- to 18 years ©ow-a keen interest to Error.” The library setting i s , do roof or sidewalls of your house can add hundreds of dollars to the Hammon, of Bloomfield, a Rotarian. vestigating. raf*! background for tire story of pion .to ©e amazement,, of i©9 ex- many physical activities, quict games Russell, America' { signed and decorated1 by Paul Mor value of your housed Let us give yooi a free estimate. perts., , ______and handeraft. The leading aolivJ risoh and Paid DuPont. J ities for ©e older boys are basket­ . We Specialize in Alteration PARTIES ball, softball tod paddle tennis, and EVERY TUESDAY 2-4 P. M. EVERY FRIDAY l:M P. M. PARTIES for © e younger boys add girls h to fc r . VISITING RELATIVES EVE^V THURSDAY, 1-4 P. M. and SUNDAY, J-5 P. M. craft and games. The Kaydst Girls Miss Irene Obuoh, of 208 flilyer ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. - Church tff Christ the King Auditorium ST. CATHERINE’S AUDITORIUM 'Softball team praotioes weekly. ayenue, is spending a three weeks 1460 So. Broad St. WA 84079 Hillside, ] Batgen An. sad Key St, BOWAs Rear of 8ehoa| IS GAMES — 25 GENTS A hop scotch contest was held on vacation. with relatives in Philadel­ Tuesday, toe winners being: First, phia. She will return early in ae oamrb m can 1#« NO. BROAD ST, KUKAHRH PtaRy of Free Parkbw SpM (OMttmiad on F*fe •) n ■ Page Two THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY Women s Page PersonalSociety Notes Fraternal

I Last'Girl Scout Marv Griqalavich ~~~Social Items- Ex-Laboratory Technician W- Day Gamp Held “Around Town ^ ^ curm«- -By SALLY McGHEE. Mr, and Mrs. J. Frees and fam­ Hie following glijs attended the, ily, of 1120 South Long avenue, are The manage of Miss Mary spending two weeks at the shore, final session of the HUlslde summer Grigalavich, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fischer and Mrs. A. Kiefer and daughter Dor activities program which was held daughter: Jane of Bank- sfi'sstrisff and ^Mrs. Louise Klrkman, of Salem while M r.Jial Mrs, William Morris- m r s . Re b e c c a d i a m o n d Mrs. Joseph Gijgalavich, of 240 Bal­ sey, of Salem avenue, left Monday eMar4&-«p9atog_a-l8uMp8eks-a't. aider;------Mrs. Tipping, of-Troop 39, was In and a corsage, of tea roses. Mrs. Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter seaside Heights. charge of tile story hour following ■their home at the Coe avenue reel Rochester, n . Y„ was Andy Grigaiavich also wore white and had deuce for' the present.' V Joam of 1211 Salem avenue, and 'luncheon. Favorite scrags of the a corsage of talisman fcoses. The' Joseph McNamara, l of IrVington, Hathaway's destination when heleft, —group—were enjoyed.—Nonna—Hu«=° bridegroom’s—mother~wore—ar~Mue Mr, and Mrs. iF. 5. Brink and fam .spent . the__week-end at Seaside Saturday. -and' Marjorie sscrebinger, who have chiffon, ensemble and alsoliad a cor­ Aly,-of.Salem avenue., are.apendln H-eightSr— -• Robert -Goodrich;—Of—4Q- -Rddgway Just returned from a week a t Camp sage • of talisman roses. Stanley their vacation at Manasquan. Patricia Fir tel, daughter “ of MrJ avenuei'ir'spading two weeks" -JUtti-Demy Dhover,_.the^.i!auiiaii: Wesnowski,-of-..Elizabeth,- was, best- ... ip , and Mrs, J, Bums, of Wood and Mrs. George Flrtel, of Ooe ave- Hackettstown while his brother &£up. taught two new songs to the iriah. ~ ruff avenue, reiinjed r e c ^ y 7from nue, Ts at Mahopaick'F&ls, Persian, -Georf^apent-the-weeksend-at-EoittU Pleasant. group. The Day Campers sang ssv- —A^eception^ohowedira1?±f^e^rae: sr-.vtoation=spemrmrdBelmaK==7=: N^-Yv—Qn-Sund^y-her-mother-spent- —Ural Which they had learned tinrln; of »the- bridegroom’s’ parents for Miss. Bally McGhee, nf ripe ave­ the day with her at,camp. "Mr. and Mrs. J, Dovlto, of 1883 the summer, members of the immediate families, . Rev. a n d 'l t e George;Riinnerand Harding-terrace, left-Saturday. faxfl Wooden bats were completed by and the couple left on^a New Eng­ nue, spent the week-end visiting two weeks’ vacatlon.at Shahola, Pa. friends In Uhatnarh. daughter Constance, of Salem ave­ many of the campers. Duncheon land honeymoon. .The bride is em­ nue, willjretum this week from Sag Mr. and Mrs. W. Cfiialoupka, of was cooked over an open Are and ployed by the General Extrusion : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doremus and Harbor, L. I., where they have been 1212 South Long avenue, a re en­ On tdn-can stoves which were marie Corporation--and her ^husband is daughter.. Shirley,, of Hillside aye- for tire past two weeks, tertaining Mr,- Chaloupka’s sister, by the girls. Doris Rowe, Mary connected with the Sun' Tube Cor­ toue, and Mrs. Thomas Martin, of Mrs.- M. Le Bow, of Chicago, 111^ Thomas, Muriel Upping and Rose poration, both of Hillside; Chatham, are visiting relatives in for a few weeks. Powell made stoves. Norma Huss Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. O. Fiedler and Mr. and Marjorie , Streblnger were Mrs. Emma McGhee, of Coe ave­ and'Mrs. R. Fiedler, of Ills Thpmas .Charge of the large open Are used Calvin Coolidge street, returned Saturday from a by most of the campers. , “Angels nue, recently had as her gueste Mr. two weeks’ stay to Chicago. E3^ Will ,StOp. a t Provlderm^ W-Updfl Is „ "BEDUCTIOfrg-TH^te------Mrs. William Bainbridge, of How­ family, ■uf-Churuh.street, are sum- StMo II™™, M.; sn.t.-£r-A. M. tC'D r. H.... ard street, had as house guests the merlng a t Belmar. land, to visit Mrs. Gawiik’s brdffier, past week, Mrs. Harry Bainbridge Doris Dudley, seen most recently J. F, Weller. Their daughter, on Broadway with John Barry­ s. David Storms, of Robert Marian, a student nurse at st. . E. D. ARNOLD Inc. FINE and daughter Mildred1, of Jersey street, and her son Irwin are spend­ City. ' ' - more in “My Dear Children,” is Barnabas Hospital, Nejvark, Is on 1158 E. Jersey St, Elizabeth, N. J. now heard regularly Over CBS ing their vacation a t Bradley Beach. affiliation for three months ait Rrivate William Bainbridge has network in the new Wednesday Greystone Park, State Hospital, just returned from the Naval Air night comedy dramas, “Meet Mr, Morris Plains. WINES Station,' Lakehurst, after two weeks’ Meek.” Miss Dudley plays Mr. AND training with the USMR. 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If7 0% . GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Blanded and BoUled by the VACATION TIM WILSON DISTILLING CO. Fu,lqt " Spertd.a jnitiiite sit the phone and spend less for Fuel' ■ ..Apply the money saved to a Happy Vacation. - ■ ■ " Winsome Wynn Murray, one of the singing stars in the mighty Daniel Leeds Miller, Inc. musical extravaganza, the Ameri­ can Jubilee, is adding new laurels James J. Higgins & Son 980 BERGEN STREET j COAL COKE FUELOIL _ Iis* in her tuneful catchv Tennessee Fish Fry”. World's fu n er a l directors _ NEWARK i , MASONS MATERIALS Fair visitors leave this huge Kent to the Super Marlet i theatrical spectacle humming the Spacious Funeral Parlors - Moderate Charges .Office, 1356 No; Broad Sty Hillside ‘ Phone EL 2-7J 23—WA 3-1938 rime after each performance.1 __ PHONE WAv.rl? 1-7090 B There are 350 performers in the’ Opsn Evenings to 9 P. M. . Saturday. toToP. M., I Pacific T«a Co. THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY,

"Informed public opinion U the moat pc tent of all restraint* upon miagovernment. — IT. 8. Supreme Court. H I L L S I D E T IM ES E DI TO RtA L P i^ E

TO THE RESCUE MOTORISTS FINED * Mn iffillgtfrg (SttttcB PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS Joseph Honixfeld, of 2332 Morris Looking Back avenue, Union, was fined $12 Thurs­ Printed ap d Published every Thursday at 1 day on his plea ol guilty to a ch iip p lW lW tE^Broad atreet, Uilliiige; yew feiacy~-— of careless driving July 8 In Route •BE Ten Years Ago The Most Digestible Sugar W. Recorder1''1 ^I'is'wobfe j. sterner~ t h e h il l s id e t im e s p u b l is h in g com pany Five sites are recommended to imposed a fine of $25 and $2 costs Sidney Silverstein...... Business Manager Township Committee by Municipal on* Robert Horqwltz, of 256 south Robert K aplan ...... Editor Plan and Art Commission for mtuixl- -By Dr. Jamaa A. Tobey- Orange avenue, Newark, for using * - Telephone WAverly 3-2465 cipal building: Site at Liberty, Hill­ pleasure car for carrying ladders ' side and Highland . avenues- and AMONG the many necessary There is, however* a short cut without g&jhig commercial plates. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Miller plape favored over others: ■** elements in the human diet is in this long and involved process. Horowitz'was picked up in Liberty The TIMES will b e sent to any part ol the lo r the Hillside avenue, near Maple avenue; a good source of dextrose, or glu­ Dextrose itself is available in avenue June 21. Nunzio A. Portaro regular subscription price of 32.00 a. year, single copies 5 oents. Postage Hillside and Highland avenues; Hill­ cose, the only sugar that can be many foods and so is ready for of 1305 Broadway, was fined! $5 and 10 Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates. side avenue ancl. Doremus place. taken up by the almost immediate absorption by $2 costa for,driving in a careless Township ^Attorney Sigurd A. Em­ i blood and used the body, without going through manner on JUty 4, COMMUNICATIONS erson informs Township Committee • directly for the the breaking down process needed ; TIMES is always Pleased to publish letters and other items ol reduction of township's bonded debt | energy needs of when starch or the complex to readers, a n d Invites such Communications. The name and .RatrQn.ize-Qu.n.Adveftisers- of the writer m u st be given in every case, not necessarily for several ordinances for improvements, t™. !■--* — . evidence of good faith. Anonymous communications The are nu­ 1 The best natural sources of not oonjpleted, -thereby overcoming ll erous food condition created by new state law dextrose are fruits such as graphs preventing....further Improvement [ sources of this abdoranges,-^orn^and^eorn-syrupr- until debt is beipw* new limit.* t essential nutri­ Eon¥y7ai^ moiTvegeHBTesVTTex- PRESIDENTIAL ISSUES , Lehigh Valley Railroad asks for ent, but some trose is, in. fact, also known as paving pf Ramsey avenue tjo faoiii- I are better than .com. sugar or grape sugar, ‘ , Now that b oth major parties havi* c.hna«n -fteif l.al^—nirliis-trin.1—^rowiTh—ix^r-this^arBa others .—The' ^£ure cE^atalim&-dQ^d:r>Q5e ia P-Qw where railroad *has large holdings b ody can made chiefly from American corn. candidates for th e ©lectioji in one of the most crucial Dr. J. A. Tobey change the fat for future factories. It resembles .ordinary cane sugar 5=^e£j®ds^sfche histoj^fcof-the -'naiteiiT -all^A ^r'^jto^ *, Lehigh Valley Rftilrdkd's offer to of foods toto dextrose, and it ean give 3,500 square feet of land1 for even obtain some of this sugar (sucrose) i n . appearance,- -but.is jvidenitigTTofTmQrfch^rPT-apprQaeh—to from pratein foods, such as meat, slightly less sweet to the taste, ...Trewpein-ty-can w&ll-b©--igtt9r-9dT— new North Broad street bridge ove cheese, and milk. The best sources and~so 'd~cre3~not~tend to cloy-'the- President-Roosevelt has been dominated for a third railroad is rejected by township be of dextrose, however, are the appetite. — cause terms of contract cannot per : carbohydrate foods, or those con­ This pure dextrose is widely [ term, and this issue will play an important part in the mil acceptance of offer and cobal taining starches and sugars, such used today in the preparation of campaign io r-th e first-time-i-n-Amer-ieaii polities. --The pliance with other conditions at as breads, cereals, milk, jtnd vege­ many staple foods. It is commonly same time. L fact that a third terfn for^nv president is- c n n t r a r v m tables. employed in making good bread, l'lt happens —Consulting—Engineer Alexander “ Whenever we eat foods ridh in and'.is a usual-ingred-ient-of—the- : American tradition is not particularly important. The Potto?; disclaiming-Tesponsibllity rfor 25 faulty sanitary sewer connec­ starch and the more complex best- ice cream. goes''trrtof in the importance attached to breaking the third term' tradi- tions although his .office is paid fori sugars, these must be changed candy, preserves, canned fruits, ~ tion lies in its im plications for the future. expert inspection, criticizes Mayor by the processes of digestion to fruit juices, carbonated beverages, James E. Stem for remarks about dextrose, or glucose, the only and many, other quality products. BEST - .We have already had* two terms of Roosevelt, and his work on sewpr made when he form in .which sugar can be ab­ The advantages of dextrose in on the whole our liberties have not been curtailed tS« while regulating business, is to stimulate it, and not to was hot present to answer. sorbed |n the system. Dextrose the diet are its. easy digestibility Ago enters the blood stream, which and comparatively rapid abtiorp- o f fam ilies” any noticeable degree. It is therefore hardly logical to stifle it'with overpowering restrictions.*. - In order for the Republicans to win in November . Vincenzo Forte, 55, knowt carries it to the tissues, ivhere it .tlfin. It provides a quick, econom­ Social experts state that expect much change in this respect if he is re-elected "mayor-of Baker street,”tis in n is burned to yield proper energy ical, and palatable source of use­ th^^VM Thavi'Tb'M tiftlt' fh r 'p c p l that- the third cai condition after being shot eight misfortune strikes almost in November, B u t seeing* how Roosevelt has assured! for ihusctilar activity. I ful food-energy,- every family. The typical term is a very dangerous precedent and that the forme! times in what-appears to have be American family in moder­ himself a third nomination—a chapter in political hisi stigma That labeled the G, 0. F. the “party of the in neighborhood quarrel. ate circumstances may have - to ry th#=was as* sordid as i t -was stupid-—the w ay has] Board of Education* announces] CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Bible: “But the wisdom that will not consider Increases J from above is first pure, then pea terests11 has been” definitely and permanently removed “Truth” is the Lesson-Sermon each pay day, or bought a --been-opened-to-ar-rept-ition-^f-t-hesetaet-iGs-on-some-later- teachers this year, despite balance able; ’ gentle, and easy to be house quite in proportion by seeing fheltght of a new day. For the- Demoerats available and sufficient to cove subject -for—Sunday™July—28 In -al-1- treated; ful'l~of_'mercy—and—good- —occasictf1 ______Chrlatian Science Churches anri1 So^ to earnings, but luck turns;' iT-cp-a-iTi'l-p.ss of whatthey have dofte-ef^ledTo-dej have -c-sements, ...because members -believe, ■ iiivcstnicn ts go d0wn~w~an~ With ’ The alm ost limitless largesse a t the disposal' apparently convinced the majority of the people that •they have -no-authoritjFta-vote- cleties, throughout the world. ___ out-hypocrisy,” (James 3:17). __ o f the Federal governm ent through its huge expendi- creases after double rejection The Golden Text is: “O God, my . The Xiesson-Sermon also includes In such a situation call their party is. th® party of the people, To win back school -budget last February. heart is fixed; I Will sing and give the following passage from the ! tures', the chances are th at a popular administrating] praise, even with my glory .... For at The Hillside National. many of its. former supporters, the Republican party , John E. Trpusdell, member of Christian Science textbook, “Science We may be able to help Jike Roosevelt’s could, perpetuate. itself in power nf| Board of Education, tells Republic: thy mercy is great '-above the heav­ and' Health with Key to the Scrip­ you with advice, or actual must proved! too: has the interests of the common- man Veterans’ Association slate may step ens: and thy truth rea^heth unto tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “We money; if you have a steady only, for a Third’ tune, but, evenT'eyond that 'it'1 it f j at heart, and must further show that ft Is better able to in and demand new high school here th e 1’ClDUds.1" TitW'"eTTOrThi,mig^ imaers tantr: income, a * Personal Loan desired. -Suppose, then, that such an administration if local authorities do not- take ac­ Among the. Lessdn-Sermon •cita­ ing of Truth, because Truth- U , to bridge, over temporary restore recovery than- the New Dea-L tion of their own foocord. tions is the. following from the error's antidote” .(p, 340). "emergency may be the. : had little regard*fof fur vaunfecl liberty, hbw'M i ■ 'Suoh,'briefly, are'the paramount issues of the com | Republican Veterans AssoCiatior answer; or a loan may be would ittake to undermine it and put it in jeopardy* takes initiative toward1 organization arranged on collateral of ing campaign. It will be well to remember them, for I of Republican Central Committe Life insurances policies, Lt may Be argued that the same dangerous situation during a political campaign the real issues. have a wav representing all clubs, as means < stocks, bonds, or your auto­ couid be created within the space nf two terms as well of gettjng-l-o&t-in the-wllWr of partisan-claims. And having- imfiy*; apd coordination Of mobile. eflfc~here;— .... You will be sure of a as three. That m ay well be. b u t ~the lo n g er a given] particularly in-a-campaign-wagea wh&n-the world-is iu —Gommitto&mamArthuJ-T.. T iee tirg WEEKLY PARTIES sympathetic and helpful • group holds power, the more difficult it becomes to disl early and definite action on for “interview if you call at the throes of upheaval, it behooves the voter to think closures for tax and assessment liens Every Saturday & Monday Kites 8:30P.M7 -iqdgerit byihe.xn'dinary means of a free-eleetion. calmly and .keep his vision dear. after—Township Attorney Sigurd A. So next Novem ber t-he people will go to the polls f j Emerson says many property. owners 31 GAMES — ADMISSION 50e The Hillside — decide between R oosevelt’s New~Beal -an d -th e-third HILLSIDE GIRL IN •have redeemed properties after pres­ MATINEE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2 P. M. Legion Post -Will sure of* several notices from town- 25 GAMES —- ADMISSION 25c National Bank ~ term, nr Wendell L. Wlllkfe and the Republicans. II V OC ALISrUONTEST SRip. ---- the interim elections of 1938, there was a distinct trend Nominate August 1 Adeline Hopf, of 131 Ooe avenue, EAGLES HALL 1 away from the N ew Deal. But the world situation has] vas one of the finalis'ts hi ihe' 1103 ELIZABETH AVE. — ELIZABETH (Opposite City Hall) OPEN MON. EVES., 7-1 F. If. ■ changed all that, and In the fall domestic issues will] Nominations for officers of Hur- ‘Harry James .Amateur Vocalist f; be obscured by the, International situation. However, den-XiOoker Post 50, American Le­ Contest” . held a r the Chatterbox, It’s A Date gion, will be offered at the next dijmer club on Route 29,' Mountain- , our foreign policy could well be omitted from the picl meeting, Thursday, August 1, by a last week. The winner-received f ture, because th e attitude of the- American public on conoinittee of five past commanders a cash prize -of $15 and was heard Sunday of th e post. “T h e - nominatifig com­ over two major -networks Friday Fishing tlip of TTOllers Rod and that question is unmistakable—no involvement in for- m ittee includes George’ O .' Wood- James broadcasts nightly over CBS Gun Club out of Brielle. eign wars and no American soldiers on foreign sol!.. ruffi chaim an; Frank J. LaTora, and .Mutual. Tuesday \ Jack Z. Kevoe, Johfi W, vPhilhower ss Hopf streamlined two -old Rotary Club - fishing ■ trip. Neither party h a s dared to opp.ose the public on that favorites, and was- favorably re- an d Raymond R. King,__ : August 13 point. Fhilhower, John D. McCarthy and ceived~by the audience. The con­ test^ was judged by J ames, a prom- Meeting of Board of Education. Kevoe were named-last. Thimsday as August 14 7 Domestic policy, then, is the issue- on which the delegates to the State conventional Tnent^enmteYoeal^r^ffiUtiepub- lisher, a night spot polumnist, and Township Committee meeting. _coming election should be fought. Considering the Camden August 22 and 24. Altef- August 18 n a te delegates will be LaTora, Noah Gerard Barrett, manager of trend of thoug h t since 1938, it is indicated that A'meri- band* - . Picnic of Trollers Rod1 and Gun Sheldon and Thomas Purchase, An- Club at Sliver Brook, Denville. r cans believe th e tim e has come when the notmeement was ipade th at the August 21 drum and bugle corps of the post New Deal should be consolidated, and that more time will hold! practice sessions every and attention should %e paid to a restoration of more ^Thesday evening pn the grounds normal business conditions. W hich of the two major n e a r Calvin Coolidge School. \ parties is-tfte m o re likely to accomplish this paramount ;\ aim? Or, to_put it another.way; which of the parties dtr P the voters th in k will give them better and moreTfabTe

- Claims of h iew DealersJ:hat they tijtiK oyer after the r s!e'ctrori'0f':t932 and-resnued^the'.najtion.frciin, th e abysa ....of demoralization have considerable basis in fact.' They P ^® hcR hat,it was AeMsassry tb^ramove many bflhe _abuses which b ro u g h t about that situation, w hich they “ have- attempted itrd o . Having adopted legial-at-ien-to r that §§i§f|y|t©rcpfs^feshw-is^^ Deal re­ spond to public opinion by stabilizing reforms and con- EJSlREflteJiQhc futuffihn a greater,degree of recovery? The Republican party, on the other h a n d ,—the j party during whose incumbency the nation fell |P M |- estate—contm tls- thart-^he--wila-e-yed---t-heor-ists---Qfythe- New Deal h av e no conception- of practiGaJ business pioilems,-and- th a t bu siu essMnnot get back to normal Wile undir i t s control. Indirectly, the Republicans. praise many N e-w ^ eal^eform s 7^ 1 rbelieve-+teFtte seemingly irreconcilable animosity toward business IS1 ^laraing'reedyery and preventing many peopfeTrom Arc your premiums too high? getting back in to private employment. W illkle believes Have you the right type of [that the Hew D eal Is too radical for a nation built by policy? Have you policy loans? private, enterprise, that the function of the government Have you old lapsed policies? REDUCTIONS MAY BE POSSI-N RLE ON PREMIUMS, LOANS, AND INTEREST ON LOANS. 6 a sit may be recovered; on old KEEP YOUR FUEL lapsed policies. Come in and let BILLS DOWN u s show you how. More' heat for your money if you burn JJFEINSURANCE WAGNER’S PREMIUM QUALITY- - ^ PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL. CONSULTANTS There’s a new and throbbing note in the ‘TVIusic With a Heart 123 Broad Street Beat” that Bob Crosby dishes up on the “Dixieland Music Shop” ses­ WAGNER COAL COMPANY sions over the NBC-Red Network each Thuqwtojr-evening, and here is Elizabeth, N. J. the reason. She is lovely Bonnie King, recently come from Kansas 1344 Liberty Ave. Hillside, N. J. City to join Bob and the Bobcats for the 7:30 p. m., ED ST, broad­ F l u m : WA 1-2488, t-8488; UN t-ttU OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 cast. The bonnie young miss got her start singing with a dance i City night, club. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 iking over pa a County Road, Linden call unanimously adopted. venue from the Elisabeth City Line to Freeholder. Bauer for. tile ’ark Avenue in the Qity of Linden. dttee, granting Howard ; Versatile And Busy One Realty Transfers S u lly Singer Following resolutions were Introduced: leave of absence, with Auto Injury Freeholder Brokaw for the Commit-. Mr. and Mrs. ..William R. Ward to and _ fflobd Control Carolyn P. Ward and others, prop­ Proves Fatal erty in the northwesterly line of Highway and Bridge North Broad street. 256 feet from aie loading directly V 'Thom as McAleer, 52, of 101*01 Merti avenue. John Varjyo, single, to Olga Realty •115th street, Riohmond Hill, L. I. Corporation, lots 49, 50, 94 and1 95 died early Friday morning in Eliza• block 5, map No. l West iArohs General Hospital from head In­ Farms. juries suffered July 13 in a collision ]~ '■""Uyuigr Looife Association to Ruth F. Herpich arid . in Route 29 at* the North Broad I Richard R. Thauer, property in the street overpass. Dr. George W. W. northerly line of Yale avenue, 236 Horren, assistant county physician, feet from Bloy street. declared after an autopsy Saturday Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jaggers that death was due to a skull frac-1 to B ertha 6. Segal, lots 43 and 44,' block 10, map of property of Titan . ture, laceration. of the brain and a I Holding Company. \ § cerebral hemorrhage. Sipith & Smith to Mr. and Mrs, McAleer was a* passenger in a car George M. Hirschfleld, property in operated by Royal Rennert, 26, of the southeasterly line; of. Fairview the same address. Rennert and two | place, 577.51 feet from Oonant street, mother—drivers. Joseph ajid—Mrs—Herman Hess to iSaliSlh Glty -Line-- Jersey City, and William Clark, 35, Township of Hillside, property 76.18 of 534 Bloy street, were traveling feet from the intersection of the west on the highway while Dr. I [•southerly line of Long avenue and p a n e ls w hiter ~63: orTSO-Ceirtral I Lthe westerly Urid of White street. park, south, New York, was driving Marie L. Lucking and Fred1 W. Gertrude Nielsen, sultry song­ The Mayfair Sweet Shoppe east. Boyle had charged Dr. White I her husband, and others to John A with careless driving and Dr^ White stress ^drops into “Duffy’s Tavern” r. ccuilney Order, .Delivered — Call WA 3-982(1 ■ Q. UcUai jodzlo and others, property in trie] on Monday, July 29, when Diree- nad been released1 in $25 bail for northeasterly line of Clark street, appearance August ^. Police Gap-1: lor-star Ed Gardner recreates Dolly M adison Ice Cream 358,15 feet from Munn- avenue “ Archie**- for Columbia network id to tue Road tain Paul Korlesky announced a Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Leonard noise A dd, or Standard Brand Bos Candies audiences during the New York requesting Cigars — Cigarettes — Soda Fountain I to Ethel W. Morris, property adjoin­ half of the “Forecast” hour. Miss by reckless operation ing dividing line between lands WE FEATURE HOME COOKED LUNCHEONS DAILY Me vehicle was being- made against Dr. I Niesen is among such merry mem­ formerly _ol j&tate of Columbus O. bers of '^puffy’s Ta-vern” as -Col­ Sandwiches Served A La Carte White. Falley; deceasedr'snd lands formerly Mrs. McAleer was not immediately onel Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle, Har­ 1446 NO. BROAD ST., HILLSIDE of William H. ‘ Williamson, ~now of monica Wizzard Larry Adler, the informed of her husband’s death. Harry W. Morris, 156.87 feet from| She was in 'the hospital for treat-1 Golden Gate Quartet and John Wllfiamson avenue. Kirby’s Orchestra gxent of7 minor Injuries and shock. F ran k E. Leonard and Aaron Les­ McAleer. was a marine insurance broker in New York. lie Leonard, executors, to Ethel W. property at-4hs-Intersection of the Morris, property adjoining dividing easterly line of lands of one Tre- jone Allison, lovely young dramatip a ay be 1 line of lands now or formerly pi many as nine NBC-Red Network shows in a week. She is heard vaskis with..the southerly .line o HILLSIDER ENLISTS Henry V. TUlou and James Wlliiam- Bailey avenue, 245.01 feet from Wil twice, including the repeat ‘broadcasts, as Henry Aldrich's sister son, where same Intersects the north- avenue. IN ARMY AIR CORPS Mary* in “The Aldrich Family,” twice , in “Lincoln Highway” and erly line of right-of-way of Old New frequently in “Light of the World” Jone was winner over a field Mr. and Mrs. Joheph N. Loeffler fcuVck’ Jersey West Line Railroad, said of 150 girls in a n audition for the role of Mary Aldrich. to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Starkey, Sergeant John P. Lang, in charge point being distant 200 feet more gf property known as No. 36 Puree less from the southwesterly line of BUY of the U.-. S. Army Recruiting Sta­ street. Macdonalc tion, located in the Post Office CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Newark, conducted the services at Williamson, avenue. ‘R e t t e ’t Building, Elizabeth, has announced BROADCAST •the Home for Services, 160 Clinton Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Following monthly reports wei avenue, Newark. Burial .was in celved and ordered filed:. Jail Physician; the enlistment of Francis A.' Patten, The Columbia •church Of the Air to M r. and. Mrs, Louis CL Urban, Synopsis of Minutes of Supfc—of Weight* and Measures’, Third son 6f Mr. and Mrs. William P, Pat® pr9gram undef -the auspices of the Restland Memorial Park, East Han­ property in the" southerly lifie. of District ' Court; Fifth District "CoUrtJ ten, of 64 Clark street. Christian Science Church will be over. Chapman street, 767.07 f e e t. from Board of Freeholders Public. Property, . grounds and Buildings Patten was accepted for the Air radiocast from Philadelphia on Sun­ Mr. Reid, born 77. years ago in Long avenue. .Corps

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i TV'II 1 I ■ THE HILLS! DF TIMES/THURSDAY, TUL^ 25 1Q4Q Hillside^ Regains Early Form To Topple League Leaderc Urtden Defeated Tin fi-9 Mack, If 2— O rio les Mayfair Club Kaydets Roll Burke, of - g . —As- Westfield - 7.3 Sanders, of 2 0— Leading Softball Pack Up Four More Locals, In Fifth Place, On 'Orban leg, 5 5 Gillespie, rf 1 •• 4 Fredrickson, 3b 4 ! n l S S ?'“ flay 'wltl1 ^ o hits Mohawks, Salem Pharmacy won easily over the Towners, 16 to ly Game and Half f rotti Top -g ® 2 r ^ h a n ’s jingle ip. the fifth -I>aux, lb 4 1 4, and.the Silver: Poxes outslugged Halt Ballantine Amazons wared^ohnay Fteeli and . winter Goodfriend, fi-. % u Falter In Week’s Play the Spartans, T7 to 18, Kraemef, p 4 Tonight two powerful teams, the In League Tilt 10-6; S n tp sl15 sw ed I® ..*be A Community Softball League Orioles ■ and Mohawks, will collide Big Week On Tap ^?the local team emer; Totals ■ 34. Team Standing while the. South Ends and Holly­ '««“« echteuied 9 w. i® j woods will stage another battle, In a twDijjdft game Tuesday nigh- for this week they -will u n d ohl& y AB Orioles s 0 '1,1 Tomorrow night the Spartans and -the Kaydets set down the scrappj In the league standings, Simcox,.2b- Mayfair Club 3 fi y Towners will try to settle the ques- Ballantine Amazons of Irvington ir raturday they will travel to Piain- J. Farrell, lb I 2 Mohawks 3 x * ) tion of holding up the league while JEktan_««---- a league tilt 10-6, lutei-Hiu ruiuiieiii Atmetns; Salem'Pharmacy 2 i < the Liberty Parks will meet the Sil- Tile hometowners got caff to an anc! Sunday -they will entertain the Orban, of ■ 3 Xiherty Parks Huber, • If • tail end Garwood Oiub a t the Mor­ 4 Silver Forces ■ 2 - 2 g6< Monday night’s sohedule oails for seoond ipning. The Ballantines, ramot; This Week ris Avemio Field. • £ r# | Hollywoods ‘ 2 2 six the Salem Phiarmaoy to clash with * 0,. , rallying with five ruhs in the third TOTS | ’MSlilB ’A.’W * ...... i 2------.33; -the-liberty Parks and the Aztecs im3ing-4»-.airow a scare into the Garwood at Hllisidd. s Ferrigno, a 4 Aztecs 1 2 23! to have Hr out with- the Spartans. ..*om pitching fine ball, Issier, p Kaydeta, 'dtontt have much effect South Ends r— 1 2 iss! Tuesday’s - games include South as they came back in the next in ' ti» - Hillside Club -again is . Broztck showed much skill at bat Gurtis, rf 1 jahguig_ out two safe hits . 1 Spartans o 3 .(XH Ends-Townens and Orioles-SUver ning to score six runs. W ith' two HSy?a:^ED5eitoustoentende]^foE^ Hillside Towhers o 4 .001 Foxes battles and Wednesday's-May- put and' .(toe bases loaded, “Oohie Union CCunty lisague cjrampSnsMp :Aiumui^tenBarisrstjpgOsed: to be ' Totak” ,: ‘ -3 2 ...- weak against lefthanded pitching fairs varMohawks-sad1 Maples v s.; :Lew--smftsiied--out--a^long--trlple-to after defeating toe leading Linden Westfield 100 The Salem Pharmacy and Mo­ Hollywoods. clean The Uases, Dot Davenport and-JKsgtt^d-toajmJtost-WflSkrfnit boih 'victories over1 the week-end Hillside 1 - 300* were against portsiders . . . TDua t» hawks defeated during the past singled to right field, Anna Nahalka Although -stilt-fifth- in ffie liague week, the youthf ul Orioles' and the doubled into center field \to Score -standing. the local nine is ouly-raie the fact that iMMdeiwill piny two ihUro games"- with linden, the Mayfair Oiub were able to forge ’Davenport, Merlon Wessels singled and nr-?-games from first pla.nft Ahesad^ta^ime^Oommtmity softball driving NahfOka to toird, Snooky and one game from, the second place -ehanras-Qf-ouatfag the leaders are All-Star Teams Mohawks Split -toto favorable than for t:-» nth League as the-only- undefeated Minor! singled. to score Nahalka SgBettrDlubr-'^ teams. ahd^fhus .completed Th e's2 ~ rS B ' “GLAMOR BOY OF THE BEACH” With the addition of Ziggy Bfo- contenders in the loop .-. , . Hiil- n connected with Jerry Golonna’s'title of “Glamor ^de’s deteniiaation to bunt" hefty Slate Benefit Last Wednesday the Maples In Two Games rally, Frenchy Ki'osch pitched, mak­ zick, veteran right hander, the Hiil- over, the Spartans, 18 to 7, and the ing it her fourteenth straight win.-’ whldlf is, committee of judges headed by Mayor shte-tmn-easily defeated-tha^strong Kraemer west one of the main rea­ r.f bestowed on the comedian fti a boniest whioh sons for his- downfall in" Sunday’s —As-aa-ste^-game-betsveen-iteams- Mayfairs took over the liberty On July 17, toe Kaydets traveled Linden outfit 6-2 a t the Morris Ave­ Parks, 7 to 2. Thursday the Hqliy- to Dover to defeat the Dover Hill­ ltlc City’s Steel Pier. Following the award of the nue Field Satiirday-afterrioOiln 'Bro- contest ■ . . . After Giiiosnla’s trlpla of the Union County Baseball Drop Second Game This Hope and George Raft competed, the two screen League-and-fihe Intra-County Base­ wodds had Jittle trouble with the top Girls under lights 24-2. Home- ziek held the visitors to eight -well, and Fredrickson's i double to start Season to Rahway Re­ runs by Jenny Coppola. Gappy ie fact that Colohna was awarded the glamor title, idie eighth, Al issior fanned the next ball League will be held Saturday Silver Foxes', winning, 13 to 3, while scattered hits, while the -iopai bat­ the Mohawks were keeping up their Oapenegro,.B?uUso Bfenxaoh ftaded’ iteel P|er and proceeded to pull off his feature- ters bunched their bingles in the three batters in rotation . . August 3 at Recreation Field, Rah formatory Nine 7-1 handle-bar mustache. Colonna, in pain, yelled: way avenue, Westfield, jts 3:30 p. 5 1 leading pace with a 17 to 6 victory to the highlights of the game, fourth and, seventh frames to over­ JO Bhy Orban jffllej' the fielding Saturday July 20, at Bristol-Myers “Where's Yahutl?” gem of the day when he retired The; contest will be a benefit affair over the Towners. Friday the May- The Hillside Mohawks spilt tw come Linden’s o2e run lead aad win for 'the injured player fund. Ah in­ faire upset the. Salem Pharmacy, 1 field, the Kaydets defeated toe Red the contest, Tony Mask on’ a perfect throw tol games over the week-end, losing to Birds of Plainfield 8-1. Jenny Pia-y ground, ' JB5 plate after Denyo singled in teresting program-has been arranged -to 4, whjle the Aztecs were whining am, alert Rahway Reformatory team Ballantines Winter opened the fourth 101121 a in conjunotion with the game. by a 9 to 3 tolly over the Maples. J-l, and then walloping tiie Y. p Coppola, making her debut as a Wednesday July 'll, . Kaydets vs AB R H E the fifth . . . . The local crowds ate pitcher, gave up five scattered hits, base oil balls and. scored on Duke gradually mprovlng as the local team Monday the South Ends rose .... P , A. A, of Harrison, 15—4, on Sun­ Coleman Halloran Girls at Pator- Jones, rf 3 l l o Orban's long triple to center field, aha. knocked the Mohawks out of day, Poor base running and failure striking-out seven. starts to display heir old form ,T l In another league game on Sun­ Waterfleld, 2b 3 b. o 0 although Orban was p u t out at the first place and the iiiSdefeatod! class, to come through in the pinches Neander, lb 2 1 2 plate trying to score on Huber’s in­ Saturday’s game at Plainfield may Local Marksman day the Kaydets turned baok thel Kaydels 1 prove-to be the, crucial game of the by a 10 to 4 score, and the Orioles caused the Mohawks to lose their Hoff, ss 8 2 1 o field hit, both Huher and! Farrell had another shutout to their credit gallant Cedar Knoll Girls by a score AB R H 1 year for the local, dub. second-game of the season Saturday of 19.-8. Ormsby, sc 2 0 . 0 8 later scored on hits by Chubby Fer- Wins State Shoot winning over the Hollywoods, 6 to On Sunday the Mohawks .played M. Coppola, of l i - ()', -.'j: Bryan, If 2 l o 0 righo arid Brozick.: Farrell also Linden 8- Tuesday night the Liberty Parka Games scheduled, for the balance Lew, 8b 3 1 3 1 ■R. superb baseball behind their ‘star. HC!sr,.Sb 2000 seored in ttg slyf.h whRn. tia-firmblad AB n_H_ Lefty Lew, and banged out a 18 to of .the week are: Davenport, lb 3 ■ V 1 0 Ahselmo, of 3 0 2 0 to -left anti tallied on Chet Thuro’s’ Delaney, if.. 4 - 1 1 0 =aAvate^*»«Heg9leiv-of-Ifflaida Friday July 26, Kaydets vs I. B. Nahalka, sst 3 3 . 1 .. 1 member ’ of Headquarters Troop, 4 decision. Yeager, a 2 a . o o -JUt tn. 1-ifThl flalrt -The HinnlCft-rilnai Wilson* of 4 0 1 0 Frank “Mlokey” Sente, former "E. w . under lights, Miaisna parkt™ Wesselspif------3 -—0— ^ ___ 0‘ finished their scoring in the seventh Hemeth, lb — J .T ~ n r “T Capds-QnTnp Saturday July 27, Kaydets 'vs. Mrnori, c . 3. 1 1 1 •ors in Saturday’s events in the two- irigU-^OUtkjl—UliortsU)|j^uvus—lU C-blg: then they greeted George Blake Bcuska, 2b \ 4 2 ■ 0: upper oaroy uiris under lignts Tnl t-n ~ ~ day Interstate shooting tournament gun for the Mohawks, poling out ~~~ with two markers. Simcox and Or- Kazmin, ss 4 ■ M 1 0 two long homers into the trees Philadelphia. ., v . .. J. Coppola, 86 2 o - :o Koneskl, 8b . - 4 of the New-Jersey State Rifle Asso­ Ballantines < 0 0 5 0 1— 8 tau both 'drew a base on balls and 0 . 1 * o In Junior Loop dead center field add driving in] Sunday July 28, Kaydets vs. Vine- Brenkaeh,' rf 2 1 o 0 Kaydets 0 4 0 6 35—10 /scored when Sonny H utfy singed Maloney, *c 4. Qvy 0 m ciation- al .Sea G irt.. Hegeler won land Go Getters in Camden. Krosch^ P 1 1 1 o :-w iha-kaovamnr.’a- n w ip in n -M-orirt- seven,runs,. Lew was.masterful or sharply to center field." ~ " i ' u the -mound,’ -and- aliened- only thret Monday July 29, jKaydets va Bal- Sunday’s contest was a sweet -vis- ■ Ruszmak, p '" ‘/T 'O’1 1 0 man match with a score of 43148, ELKS JR. BASEBALL LEAGUE 16ii'Bfies'■ a t” GebtgS Walfifngloh 48—139. ;. hits, collecting" three himseU, one e Patronize O ur Advertisers— lory lor the local.team as they.de­ Blake? .p ' 1 n I 0 1.0 0 of the triple with- the bases '‘jammed — feated the strong WestSbld warn 7-3 2 , W. Johnny Eab and John Intrabartclp vlto Lefty Kraemer on, the mound. ' Totals • • 32' '8 *0 Cardinals also had three hits apiece. ' The.lefthander had previously de- Hillside Eagles Seek Games Bears ' ' 6 ’ 8 This Saturday- at North End Field- War Hawks , B 3 •leated toe Hillside' club on twq oo- .. - ATI R the Mohawks will face the Newark casioiie, but timely hitting combined Shneox, 3b 3 1 ' 0 n With Local Gubs Christ the King • 6 4 lio n s, club;- while or> Sunday to toto_flne„aIU-around play gaye^toe. --Q Hornets 8 6 will olal? the Belleville Triang! Issier, 2b ...... 4. . '"q" , (h Cuba - 3 '1 home leam tho edge in Sunday’!; -Winter, mi . 4 l 'JPZ J This being the Mohawks’ first year battle. 1 Q The. sofibaJl team of Hillside Games Next Week as a® organized team: they-waat- MEMO FROM A MR. A A* MRS. Orban, c f’ ' 3 Al issier turned in a fine perform­ Huber, if • 4 l 1 Aerie 2362, Fraternal Order of Tuesday, Cubs vs. Christ -the King, the Hillside A. A.'to know that they ance. in winning; his first league. 3 Q Eagles, would like to book games Thursday, Hornets vs. War Hawks, are not booking setups and, win or F. Farrell, lb 4 2 • with the looal Lions Club, Rotary game, hmlting the loeers to* Seven -te®®®’ rf 4 1 0 Friday, Bears vs. Cardinals, lose, their games appear in the hits, while striking out eight batters. Ferrigno, c 4 1 Club, 23is,'ahd toe Police and Fire Hillside Times weekly. The only I M Departments. The Eagles are Un­ The young righthander is. pitching Broztck, p* -3 F--.0— AB time, say. the Mohawks, that the A. steady bail toe last two weeks and defeated in several games and in­ A. publish a loss Is -when they drop-a -aii4ight-p4tehtog--seems^^to-toeDi2ie. * as 6 .. tend, to lay. claim to the fraternal tough one. They ask whether toe' tuisttur to ~wimri2is Hhiside ’Ciuir "IflKiBH 1 - championship .of Hillside,, Games A, A is going to. wait until the last g -100- 000-m m tr.ay Tfe-arfangBd :by writing * Jim needed to regain their early season Hillside : ooo 301 3‘Ox—fl n c m c r.’ to book -a gamo f-OT -toe Duffy, of 1691 Maple avenue. town • championship with tile Mo­ hawks, or are they airald to play, as shown In their last encounter. "Let’s get together,” say the Mohawks, “and iron .this out, and then iei things ride until we meet in Septe: her." ___ Mohawks R. H. F, Sente, ss 2 . 3 M. DeDominick, 2b 1 , 2 J. Sente, lb . i ’ . o j Rab, 3 b ___ ■ ■ 9'. . 8 DeProspo, of . l i uam ogeca, g 2 2 Slwlcki, rf • ' 1 _ 4 Kartola, If 3 8 Lew, p 2 3 Totals 18- ■ Y. P. P. A. A. P. Midsek, 2b GraboWski, cf Dobosh, 16 Stanewioz, ss-p Zelna, 3b-p-ss Saporlta, c MeKay, if- KrOss, rf - ElMlZBekr-peSh. ' Totials WORDS STILL FLY Sports Editor, Christ the Kin* . “Kaydets Never to Play Legion- ettes.” So goes toe statement made by the manager to another team Whoever wrote that article last week and was “sport” enough to sign his name, only makes us use our Imagination and say it’s only more Kaydet. -ballyhop, until toe writer signs his or her name- Also, -If the writer ever followed the-.-Ueglonette8rtoe--would!-JcnnsL_wa Totals... played toe Linden Arlans'five times, -Hornets losigg three, tying one. Aooordlng Christ the King OVER A MILLION to the A. S. A. the Arlans are rated the best in the state, and we’d ra- Sarnickl, 3b - -toer-4ese~to-sttoh-^goodJeamu-toan. Schaefer, p win a. lot of games that are almnst Pentek, c setups. 1940 ohesney, If Are .the Kaydets trying to use the CaUendrilio, lb Legionettes as a ruse to get them a Sakol, ss game with the Arlsns, whom they Messano, 2b Kugelman, cf have been trying to play since last Nahalka, rf year without success? 0 Jackowski, rf . This so-called messln’ with toe CHEVR LETS Kaydets, th at’s out as far as we are Totals concerned. We’re only interested ln built to date a game and: -know that will never ______*AB R H happen._____ ■ urigalavlch, ss TT I - r ■ if you haven’t already noticed, I F. S'&rko, lb : ,1 0 ere it•• try it - buy it ! Dzuroska, p signed my name. Dwyer! c ^ 0 H r —umEMr- PETOAS. Waljraff Appliance & Seles (A. Connington, .3b -3 - -- 1 Pinter, 2b 8 l 0 1 Hruska, U 3 0 0 IN WHITE MOUNTAINS Griffin, cf 1244 Springfield *Ave. x Irvington, JV. J. Herbert Chevrolet Motors 3 0 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Stephens, of Loprete, rf 3 1 0 114 Oopant street, have arrived at 1445 *447 NORTH BROAD ST. (Opposite Mayfair Theatre) HILLSIDE, N. J. The Balsams, Dlxlvllle Notch, in the —-Totals 30 ------6____ 8. - ESsex 2-9600 Open Evenings and Sundays WAverly 3-1232 War Hawlu heart-of the White Mountains of " 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 -4 New Hampshire, where they are -OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL II O’CLOCK------~ ~ ~ | Cardinals 0 %1 0 4 0 x—6 spending several days. Page Six THE HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 If You Can't Use It, Sell It, Many Others Do, And So Can You Rates: Seek Cost "Ceitt A Word— (Continued from Page 1) ' Minimum Charge 25c tv in the future. Ads Accepted by. Fnorre' Sees Inconvenience An additional charge of five, cents a deterrent to a connection Jo Will be made for advertisements King street, Kreh, said, was the pos­ that are charged and amount to sible' damage which might be done, less th a n $1,00,, or temporary inconvenience which might be created in. private property Telephone WAvcrly 3-2465 kept in good order but needed) for the. right of way for laying of-plpes. Kreh said any solution is bound tp create much incpnvenience and pos­ Business Directory sibly some expense besides the- sewer "BfeAUty "fifflOTB- ar,ef. pmppv. nnmmltteernan George W. Berlich said there is no greater FOAM-OLIO Scalp Treatmer nuisance than a sanitary nuisance, ■oalp. Checks dandruff hill*. Woodw-Barberandi Kreh pointed but°@a"t it is no" ■longei^ROss®: to TTave~areqmbina- tion sanitary and storm sewer, clue Electrical Contracting to new health statutes. He asserted CALL ME3 for electrical contracting and that the backing up in Beechwood place is due to excess storm water in the North Bfoad street pipes ratner ’bherH-the-di:amage f-rom- B&echwood Painting and Paper Hanging place itself-. He pointed out also that th e - pipes drain eastward -iiejyard -WJLBN THIMTClNfl nf j Nnrihh' Broad street, the* opposite of Broad at.. EL. 2-3298. Hillside seWer£^nn~a“stoim“ sewev intO^Tliside^TOuld-notHCOw-ect-IM QUALITY EAINTINQ and paperht situation. He also said no street address, Wm. F. Dane, 1276 Salem closer than Salem*, avenue has a storm sewer to which a connection! might be made contrary to What O’Neill said the beliefs of Beech- wood place residents are. On this, HERTEL. More basis, Kreh was advised to compute expenses under a possible WPA pro-1 jecl and to contact property owners who might .be involved;' The Township Committee referred to Township Attorney Sigurd A. Emerson a complaint from Louis B. Radio Beams Zavin, representing \ the Zavin Company, Inc., that the backing ui FROM of a sanitary sewer in Liberty ave­ nue caused damage to furnishing^ Coast-to- Coast and merchandise ih .vftie cellar at 1304 Liberty avenue. It .was pointed - By Jack Hoins ------out by officials that the township should not be held Responsible for U. S. (tons) ...... 1,257,360 RADIO RIOT Such^damage-due^pMbably-tothrQW!! Britain ...... 1^461,294 -giyien.k a