T h e C o m m e r c ia l L e a d e r , X .Y All of tko Nom» impartially Told u t t e r . A age* I*. nu. at the r** M ai M Nn Jm q, Mm Am af IMI, t i f i «III ■' - * r ■ i . , » VO L V IIL No. 1» LYM anasr. ri j, ocrom * v ö S i ‘ j Local Bus Co. R S. TALENT IS B0. OF EDUCATION ST. MARY'S GUILD 1REHEARSING FOR AND THE FACULTY CARD PARTY WAS Endeavoring To GIVES FIRE DONTS PLAY “KATHLEEN” OVEN RECEPTION
Obtain Hearing Chtef Robert Schrechcaot<*n final plana are bemg rmpidly com A m ai B it « Ite» «Uva* By tht U n i The Mea's Club af St M atti»«. Giva» A Few “DeadV Piar thè pteted for thè high sehool play, “Kath rarcat-TiaiBm Aateateas «a> i ^ k H r. . UrfM t Automobtlr hndr Em tin n ii In I _ City-Lyndhurat D m ( t e w Preveattea af Firn Aaaaal ire leen.” Thia play, given under thè di. V.cy WeB Attilli ^ . T i hunt Took PW g Um Friday N i*hi W h t m the lo ta l SU I* IM T te Prspostd exteaded prrventM wtfk «Urto O dtM r Tth. rection of tk Rofvr» Producile Coi- ... Tfavwra llift, nrtU a l o r i l* n rty . Srrrkf WIR liln fw Very Little, | pany, promise» to ba oc* of th» moat MI SK ANI» DAHHNC ENJOYBD ***** <\U*o* IWh fot ma» Rrpuhbcim Turned O ui To A tirad Banner Rm hm If At AIL With Other Bas C m - READ THESE OVUt CARKFUUY pt«uin| production» m r |iw« in — TW plajrm« «Ut bafta ni Ili f II a n d R a l l y . i Lyndhurst_ ...... Th . e a_n n u a l /*»!?>- * *** Many appropriate and beautiful prtse. b e n tin e o r The best musical talent in the achool aad the Board af telacattua waa hail . .. . GIVE PUBLIC GOOD SERVICE D o n i a i e naphtha in cleaning clothing. will'take the leading parts, and the* in the Nigh *------Effort* to obtain a rehearing before Don’t uae keroaeae or the like in young people will be ably supported by ateg. affair will h. water th. ,ha»r CANDIDATES ADDRESS A t D IFM 1 IN Ml)VIII the Public U tility Commission are be starting fire. several chorus groups. Remember the This annual «Mat is givea through man Up of Mr Fred Ubateli Ite l ing made by the Lyndhurst' Bus Com* i . » Don’t have storage doaets under dates, Friday and Saturday, October the coartaay af Ma- three l'arsa! \.rget men, a real fine time for ass. pany whose recent request for permis stairways. 16 and IT. Tickets w ill g e on sie the Teacher A Democratic Chib aaettM m a desa-asi sion to extend the bus line that it now on Vrtday the Itth at Rt Matthew« Don’t neglect to dean chimney l&th of the month. .•’ ■•‘a* operates between Lyndhurst and Je r » N i w . 1 flues once a year. River Road AaoaoaBen. and Ote Ota- a I (V A a sey C ity to Rutherford w ai refused by Adopt_ Resolution - a r t y yMhfI 1 Don’t fail to protect ceiling over trai AsMnatma. all of them ~>dte« LO C tl Dflam fO C nrrahr T iO C « »hark s the Commissioners on grounds that it ■moke pipe leading from furnace. Stuyvesant Coal Co. large aad repreaeatativa delegatieas a i*»i teM a lta L« ■ t e l « would offer competition to the trans- Don’t uae open flame to thaw out CM> Met Moaday Keteatmg Seraw a C T W h e w ' trmm ( V a iLirt»tinn fflimunitm which. contcndcJersey City, to benzine or gasoline should be avoided, that the contract had been awardedirded through through thethe assteamaasdiaas ofof thsths BrceptteaRecepttoa upbuilding of this Association. They ow Road, when, from amongst oar Miss BoaaB Bride Dauntless Building r feel, however, that it is impossible to spectators, emerged two eracktrap increase the membership and finances shooters, Mr. H. Herbert, and Mr., of New York Man & Loan Will Hold without the aid of the people of Lynd- Wm. H. Pohle, of Passaic, N. J. hunt and wish to extend to each and It was a treat for our boys to ass At Church Wedding every person interested in the benefits these men shoot, they made clear to Meeting October 9 derived from a Building * Loan As us, the old proverb; “To Hit ia His sociation to call at the next meeting tory and To Miss is M isstory." The Sacred Heart Church w m th e scene of a very pretty fall wedding on on October 9th and start an account. Dauntless Building A Loan A»*oci- Ed. Holden and John Lumbardi also Sunday afternoon when the marriage This" can be done by taking out one tUon will meet Tuesday evening, Oc led us to believe that they are in ceremony of Miss Theresa Bwielli, tober »th, 1928, »t which time . a share and paying $ 1 . 0 0 per month un I«league with the manufacturers of clay utherford ational ank daughter of Mr. and M n. William R N B Board of Directors and Auditors will til maturity (maturity value $200). It tb;lirds. is also urged upon the parents to start Bonelli of 133 Orient W ay to Joseph be elected. The members of the pres Albert DoManico again retained his Vigna of New York was solemnised. a book for the children by applying e t Board are elated over the rapid Lchampionship of. the club, making a The Rev. Thomas J. McDermott offi for a juvenile share and in this way total of 31 out of 50, and exceeding B ergen C ounty B ank progress being made by this Associa ciated at the ceremony. tion when it is considered that this teach them the value of saving. his last weeks score by two birds. will be the fourth annual meeting and The rest of the boys, all improving Miss Grace Bonelli of New York at that it has grown from just a small | their last week’s score and are com tended the bride as maid-of-hwior and membership and now enjoys a mem ing along fine. Judging from the pres George Capuchi of New York acted bership of close on to 300. At the last ent outlook, I will soon have “mater as beat man. William Bonelli gave meeting in September the Board | ial” for competitive trap shooting his daughter in m arriage. passed on new loans^aggregating a tournaments. The bride made a very charming] total of *25,000, of whMwSO per cent Visitors are invited to take part in picture, attired in a white bridal satin are on new buildings. This surely j our weekly shoots. gown and a long Spanish lace veil, Savings Deposits Made on or Before October 10th ahows that Lyndhurst with its rap made in cap shape and caught up idly increasing population can and will Commissioner and Mrs. Alfred with orange blOaaoms. She carried a support a financial institution such as Crankshaw of Livingston avenue spent large bouquet of bridal roses and lilies Will Draw Interest From October 1st, at the the Dauntless Building A Loan Asso- j the week-end at their summer cottage of* the valley. ciation At the close of the year 1927 at Culver Lake. F o llo w in g the ceremony a reception Rate of 4% Per Annum the statement showed assets of $50,- Mr. and Mrs. Carmine ^avino of was held at the home of the bride’s 470.85 and this year it is expected to Ridge road entertained over the week p a re n ts . About two hundred relatives show an increase of approximately Rod and Gun Notes end Miss Rose Lauria of the Bronx and friends of the couple attended, $2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 . an average gain of about but formerly of Lyndhurst. Dancing and singing were enjoyed and $17.000 0 0 per year. The Lyndhurst Rod & Gun Club Miss Edna Broadwell, a teacher in refreshments were s e rv e d . The Directors are interested in the was given quite a surprise last Sun the Roosevelt School, spent the week During the evening the couple left Dauntless Building A Loan Associa m r c i ì D day afternoon at our weekly trap end with her aunt and uncle at Ches for a honeymoon trip to Washington, » J u tion and are giving their whole heart shoot, Rutherford Avenue and Mead- ter, N. J. D . C., after which they w ill reside at Ba n k in g S e r v i c i . ed support in the management and the 133 Orient W ay. Tw e n t y- four Ho u r U I J WKtX'OMK HOME PARTY GIVEN TO FIFTH ST. COUPLE A welcome h o m e party was ten dered Miss Alma Schmale and Fred erick Erkau, o f 771 Fifth Street, Sun day afternoon. Miss Schmale and Mr. V Erkau have recently returned from a Mrs. McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Henry three months’^European tour in which by Mr. Fern of Ridge Road. Sturges, Miss Nellie Trivigno, and R 1 they saw m o st o f the principal cities. Miss F. Blanchard Guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. IV O L 1 A delicious dinner was served at a Joseph Jones of Lyndhurst. John. Blanchard and daughter Marie, late hour on a table tastefully decor And Mr. Wm. King Mrs. Grundman, Henrick Grundman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sprink of 115 H E A T F t* ated in red, w h it e and blue. T h e pa Flora Grundman, Horace King, all of Jay avenue entertained at their home triotic color s c h e m e also predominated Married Saturday Delawanna, Mr. and Mrs. G. Cox, on Thursday evening at a chicken din HERFORD, N . J * in the rooms. uncle and aunt of the bride, Mrs. RUTI ner the members of the Holland Zeal A huge welcome home sign placed Miss Fannie Blanchard, daughter of Flynn, Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Carpenter, in the living room gave the key note Mr. and Mrs. Abner Blanchard of 116 and daughter Doris of Newark, Mr. and Club. The club donated $5 to the Florida of the happy spirit that prevailed as Forest avenue, became the bride on and Mrs. R. King, and son Lawrence, Storm sufferers. After the supper a songs, dances and music were enjoyed. ‘Saturday evening of William King of Mrs. A. King and William Johnson of MONDAY and TUESDAY, October 8 th and 9th Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Schmale, Rutherford at a very pretty home Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mayer, cordial time was enjoyed. COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST OF AMERICA NIGHTS Walter Schmale, Mr. and Mrs. Robert wedding. James O’Toole, John Cleam, James Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. James Wattez, Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Kloot, COLLEEN MOORE in Schlik, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milt- The bride was given in marriage by Hannon, Paul McCoy, and William Yo- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fabrie De Jonge, zow, Edward and Richard Miltxow, her brother, John. Her Bister, Miss hanna, of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Ar Mr. and Mrs. James Raynierse, all of “ OH KAY” Miss Viola Barney, Miss Alice Kapp, Edith Blanchard was the maid-of-hon thur Giametti, and Joseph Giametti of , „ __ . u _ u Mrs. C . Rosse, Mr. and Mrs. W. Down or and Horace King, brother of the North Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. B. Vanj Cl.fton md Mr. and Mrs. Henry — t and — ey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miltxow and groom, was the best man. Mrs. Hen Heusen, and daughters Mary and M a r - ^ p n n k of Lyndhurst. Adolph Menjou in “ A Night of Mystery Miss Marie Abker. ry Sturges of Lyndhurst played the garet, Mr. and Mrs. Sanniora and ______Monday—CHINA NITE—Monday wedding march from Lohengrin. daughters Rose and Clara, Mrs. Pet Seldom Hurt by SiUnc* TWO LOCAL STUDENTS ARE AT The bride was gowned in a white ers and daughters Mina and Frieda of Dae your ears. Most us, men WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, October 10th and 11th TENDING NEWARK COLLEGE georgette dress with a long veil Nutley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Frenzel, Mrs. a i well as women, talk tow ttech. And B Y REQUEST OF ENGINEERING caught up with orange blossoms and Dandenberg, Mr. and Mn. Hilda we thereby mlaa • lot. Joseph Jtf- carried a large bouquet of roses and Frenzel of Clifton, Mr. Peter Kient of ferson, the great actor, wrote la Ma The Newark College of Engineering lilies of the valley. Passaic, Miss Annie Dvorak of Union autobiography, “I have seldom bad “ We Americans” which opened on Monday, September Following the ceremony a reception City. occasion to regret my silences.”— with George Sidney, Patsy Ruth Müler and George Lewis 17th, has two Lyndhurst students was held with Bernard Blair of Lynd Mr. and Mrs. Abner Blanchard, and Q r lt — also — listed on its roster of incoming Fresh hurst acting as toastmaster. Mr. Hen sons William Robert Russel, Edith and ‘THE LITTLE SNOB” With an All Star Cast men—John Carson Mac Lean of 360 ry Sturges of Lyndhurst conducted an Katherine Blanchard, Bernard Blair Second Avenue, and Francis Xaver orchestra for the dancing. Singing and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Dvorak Fma F lo w n Wednesday—SILVER NITE—Wednesday O’Brien of Chase and Forest Ave and games were enjoyed and a supper and daughter Elizabeth, Mrs. C. Hors- A single flower or several nues. The former graduated from|' was enjoyed by all those present. The man, Edward Blanchard, an uncle of «dth a single flower each often ia bet FRIDAY and SATURDAY, October 12th and 13th Keamy High and the latter graduated young couple were the recipients of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. L. Davenport, ter for a sick room than quantities from EnglewopVHigh. Both boys are many beautiful gifts. and daughter Otto Hauck, Mr. and of blooms that make the air too heavy John Gilbert in ‘ THECASSACKS” enrolled in the Civil Engineering De The huge wedding cake was baked with fragrance with Renee Adu ;e and Ernest Torrence partm ent. “OtlR GANG” in “CRAZY HOUSE” AESOPS FABLES Rivoli Review of Event» T b l . R u t h . 137-J. T el. Ruth. 137-J — NOW PLAYING — FRIDAY and SATURDAY, October 5th and 6 th Bebe Daniels in “ HOT NEW S” RICHMAN’S UNLIMITED and Leatrice Joy in PARKING A l e m i t e - i n g FACILITIES 552 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst, N . J “THE BLUE DANUBE” SATURDAY MATINEE—“Tarsan The Mighty” means this ¡ IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR DRESS GOODS SALE Also “MAUD MULLER” WE OFFER A BIG SAVINGS ON NEW FALL AND to your car WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY * * Children's 6? Misses’ Vests Ladies' silk and wool hose, spe Ladies Flannel Bloomers. Sizes Sizes 2 years to 14, reg. 89c cial, 39c up to 60, 49c SALE 49c Misses' silk and wool stockings, 36-inch Chintz Drapery, reg. 59c Dutch neck, elbow sleeves special 49c sale 35c I DON'T care how food H igh neck, long sleeves Misses' black gym socks, sizes Boy's Blouses and Shirts a car you own you must Children's E-Z Union Suits, 9-9Yi, special 39c 49c to $1.25 lubricate it properly if you Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, trunk p O p - C A N I A S K ¿ j * want good performance. knee, reg. $1.49 Sale 98c Broadcloth middy blouses, 59c Men's silk finish broad cloth Pajamas, reg. $2.00 \ 0 U A QUESTION Haines Union Suits for boys, Broadcloth middy Peter Pan col Sale pr. $1.49 Ordinary greasing won’t long sleeves, ankle length, sues lars, Balkan effect, price 79c do.That’s why you should 8 to 16. , Reg. $1.25 to $1.98 Full size Part W ool single Jean middys, Peter Pan collars, Sale price 89c to $1.19 Blankets, Reg. $2.98 have your car Alemite-ed. Balkan effect, special 98c For Alemite-ing means Ladies' winter vests, long neck, Sale price $1.75 no sleeve; Dutch neck, elbow Serge gym bloomers, reg. $1.49 this thing to any automo sale price, 98c Full size Double Blankets sleeve. Sites 38 to 50. Reg. Reg. $3.98, sale pr. $2.75 bile: $1.00 to $1.98. Sale 79c to $1.25 36-inch Burton's I r is h poplin, special 50c yard Full size Indian Blanket Better performance. Ladies' winter pants, sizea 40-50 Reg. $2.50, Sale, Pr. $1,75 r i C 89c to $1.19______Boy's lined pants, sizes 8 to 18 rH M -j r Lower repair expen»ea. Latest Ruffle Curtains, new DO T R E Y H A K E BEUBELIEVE reg. $1.98, sale $1.00 BELIEVE V / Improved riding Haines men’s drawers and shirts. shaped valance, beautiful variety KITES O U T A Th e y Sites 36 to 46. Reg. $1.00. Men's broadcloth shirts, white, $1.25 to $2.98 (3 £ Ô æ The qualities. Sale price 79c powder blue, tan and fancies, sizes 14 to 17, reg. $1.98, sale 4 pc. Pure Linen Scarf and FLY #> If you want to know ex Ladica' silk and wool vests and Vanity Set» $ 1 . 0 0 actly how Alemite will do bloomers. Reg. 89c; sale 49c Special $1.00 Ladies' house dresses, fall pat %( \ this for you drive over and Men's gray flannel work shirts. Crib Blankets, Pink and Blue Reg. $2 49. Sale $1.49 terns, long sleeves, sizes 38-46 ' i let me explain it to you in special $1.49 Special 39c Men's Whizzer's flannel work Full size Quilts, beautiful designs, * ihirta. Reg. $6.00. Sale pr ,$2.98 Ladies' flannel n i g h t gowns, special $1.00 very good quality Ladies' pure wool knitted sweat $2.9« to $7.50 er vests, reg. $5.00; sale $2.96 Extra size flannel bloomers, sues 9 up to 70, special 5Jc Pull size silk Bed Spreads, reg. $6 Ladies' all wool sweaters, v-neck, Special $2.98 long sleeves. Reg. $3.50, sale, Extra size women's flannel night A sensible conclusion—end your heat problems once and for all. gowns, reg. $2.00, sale $1.25 5 piece ruffle curtain», all colon Riverside's good, clean, full-o'-heat coal will do it for you. Phone price $2X0 Special Me Men's pure wool line woo ven 36-inch sunfaat drapery, reg. 49c sale 25c Iridi Point Panels Rutherford 1075 and place your order now. Save 50c per ton on E x ib e sweaters, v-neck, long sleeves. Special $1.69 Reg $740, sale $4.75 36-inch cretonne, regular 29c our cash payment plan. - BATTERIES Marquisette Panela, Insertion and Men's wind breakers, reg. $8.00 aale l k I m U a ^ ---- Flat Rase O* Radfe ■■Marin. IWIulCG DOCTOR! sale $5.98 36-inch sdk drapery, reg. 79c Reg. $1 49, Spedai 91.00 including charting and rental nie 39c of battery f l M Men's heavy wonted work socks Lidies (Moves, rag. 9fc All makes of batteries repaired 29c Lace, Panels, 79, to $3.49 Sale Price Me Riverside Coal & Supply C eftaendy at a fair price to you Pfaww 1075 Riverbank Service and 30-inch Velveteen, all colon, special ...... $1.00 pi GRANT AVH. K D .L IV . RAILROAD 041 ft cry 00100(1 36-inch Velveteen, black. Navy and brown, special...... $1.49 p LYNDHURST. N. ). 36-inch Twtl Back Velvet, black. Navy, brown aad given, reg. $2.5», spec. MANY MORE ITEMS AT VB.Y LOW FRKBS Grand Avenue "TV M utxl Anaet“ «nu Matty ------* TOanftom tb. a * T T l ¿ J 5 Live Poultry Market MtftatM alary. ~Ba«ir«a.“ by K**iyw u,~k » * 315 GRAND AVENUE I'unfM l A M nMin W a 1- ■ , Hr|J ... •ar n4f*w aad a m*M rbab W r i - t r*“ lt ,rf »kt election M an indienti«« LYNDHURS1, N. J. •f Uck *T p u b lic cmMmk» la it a ta togiity and ability and reaten either individually or collectively Nal U t South to rta* ('uunty ('«anni, bau bui Ufui p o r t r a y a l W thè* U w IlM them carry on, m sro n u » latin» «t. 3 arti** troope al Ibi» «m ute Hm deea mat tae la M »n4 bad Mm » e*«r, tkl» rooamittee faaU tbat «ith twtftly to a m uM m i m l aati.f» pt aar «im ia U M and aapaert. tt Gold Prize Baseball Essay Contest arili ba bui a «kart tua* aaUl Lynd bunt can bau« al I ar « arti«« Iim ^ On Oct. 21-22-23 thenrby btU |W | ta a m«rh errate t a a m b e r al bay« tb* maay advaatae** tbat «Mutine bai ta o»er TH E Re T t HEATRE Tb* tbraa fundameatal parta af a*- ary bay'* maba <*» ai« phyatral. me« Richard Dix in "W A R M IN G UP” tal and maral Scontine and Sraat la Canjanctton trltb thb “ tp-1till Pictirr Leaderabip nat aaly develop ibe*e THE TH RU PERSONS WHO WIUTK THE BEST SM™ORD ESSAY ON Una* «aaltuaa but tbey instili In thè “THE OUTSTANDING PLAYEE OF THB W ORLD SERIES bay» «hai «aly liavaluptaant and AND M Y REASONS FOR THINKING 90" trainine af Ibi* «art ran «iva tbem WILL!RECEIVE I HANDSOME GOLD PRIZES Scòrtine ma bea tbem ready far Uad AGE LIM ITS AND CLASSES FOR CONTESTANTS ARE BATTERY CHARGING erahip «ben tbair Urne carnea tat 0 — 11 Year* and Uadar Kvary bay In e«r Caaunanlty la » v lad Cl»— 11 year» to U RADIO REPAIRING TELEPHONE UNES titlad to tbeae ad» anta«*» and it I*. ap — ------Ird Cl»— 16 ymn ta ILyaara ■- ■ ___ _ elcytnfytng i t lowed pnea ta tu u food tIUtoni U> tea tKat (bey Bm a yt M u m Reach the Re* Theatre N O L A T E R Than Wtdntaday, Oct. 17 Free demonstration One yw MADE AVAILABLE guarantee fur every work g«t (barn In aayine ibi» «* ha«« ut WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED FROM THE STAGE ~ mind Troop I of I.yndhurat «rhtch Ima Every Night During the Run of “WARMING U P’ COMMUNITY alt envtable («cord and «btch Ha* aa FOR TELEGRAMS COMING Oct abac S4-2S-M-17 COMING RADIO SERVICE tablubad beyund any doubt (he fari Emil Jawing* in “THE PARTIOT” tbat Lyadhurat bau beva ««Il mi I KoUMfsnl M t K duwad «Ith tb» tjrpe of boy» wbo mabe (wmI arouta Incubatali», g««d arouta im artahly mah» («ad dU»ea* Tbe commuta* «ili meet tbla rom ing Mu« With it»« nave ValaTHafn* aaaail MaJet M to a awrvel a t »krrlag aaaa. Ir» lita «aia Vaiai AatoMiuy Maa» Y uw 11 iftltofcltr leam lo liba II. Anal ata*«» *(*ln. a* lame «» to« It*». m>UI trina that« atttk aat unai.^vad PARK MOTOR CAR CO. VALET A itoft*« -• aa*Strop b»• ■ m RAZOR 20 Parli Avenue Lyndhuro, N. J. Phone Rutherford 1571-1572 f I - THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER \ 1 C T Misting ef August nth gMtac. «reato» ani .Mewalk on Maw Roll Cal : Pressât. Mayor Wood*. a much more formidable opponent team includes Charter Shields, Dak*. Ifa lia a ConinilK>loner. Craakahaw and Smith Asserita » Heading of Miaula. previous than the Kudla who showed In Town Demurest and Judge Dootey. Joe DU- ‘ 111 R o ll dlapensed wl two week» back. Kyan had them Ion w ill forsake Use .cinder path for Society to HoU a A l l W M l I breaking in and around th* platter the time being and represent the local c“-T,Ä,*A« Hlstiwa/ C« ciu D in a ■ ■ Aperoved with all kinds of abandon in Sunday's Bas Ride Oct 14th Kurmaa Ava. property owaere petition as- PwiMtratk Ctufc asks par. K u rm a a i nilwlon hang cairwatgn baa««. IW m id I aquabble. M on numbers are desired by the _____ lewlnn itreet to Orient Way. , . I KeDort submitted by Director FI m o w P J# R The Club could only nail four nils Vo!tow?nif *™lnai»o*s *,loP^d In Ita.I Unions. Application blanks can be ob- N early S00 persons are expected to fo^ Ju iy receipt* u d dlstorawnent» off him. Once Harry Halm dropped reading Fer ImprovMnoU ftmbodji Ave « * »* first'annual Bus^Ride of nue fro m Court Avenue to Tontine A*e- one between the house in center fie ld , IT GUT SAVINO at the High School gym at Monday ^ AnM,ric.lv ItaUan Independent Po- ¡^ 8ef7r Co«l.»d just on the wrong side of the pole. A nlCouoael directed prepare ordinance, for Storm Water SeweraupoU Aveaue few feet more and the double would and Foreat Av*nue from R id « to Weart have been a homer. Bear Fox and ange. A committee of ten'have pre-1 * Tabulatloas oi bid. for North Kart Avenue. Keay and Otis Whitmas supplied the pared for the affair for more than two ^ rc« . ! ^ Vf i r " o i lj i u j d AdJ°“ DOMINICK 1 i .t V E U .I , 1 other Columbus hits. COLUMBUS CLUB Townahlp Clerk. • • The score: unturned in arranging for a good time I^£yJ.l^bJi.J<1c£ ,r Resolution in adjust^ LEGAL NOTICE • • • « COLUMBUS CLUB JUNIORS CLAIM • • SPORT COMMENT „«.nt ’.f Tax title loU «1 and 4i A.B. B. H. P.O. A. E. TOWNSHIP OF bVNDHl'RST Athletic events as well a. dancing ,£ « 1 0 ^ 1 ^ 2 HEN Lyndhurst High square off against Carteret this afternoon Fox ...... 3 0 1 4 CHAMPIONSHIP TOWN HALL PAINTING will be enjoyed on the ride. It will. f„r '"u j* « c«< ; 0 0 0 W Coach Edwin Olsen's mind Will he really on the game a Friday L. Vilwti.lt . 8 be the first public affair of the club » * “" n,truction work proceed, to .uch Sealed proposal» marked "Proposal for 0 0 1 Town Hall Painting” will he recetv.l by . ■ TW will K- when Dover High makes its first football visit Landrells, 2b .. 3 Claim s to the Junior baseball cham and they hope to. make it a success, location, 0 the Board of Comnilaaloner»at the Town 0 0 pionship of Lyndhurst are laid by the A d jou rn ed S^orf MJ ■>» * » 1 » probably b, - financially as well as socially. Tickets Meeting Auguirt ISth Hall. Lyndhurat, N. T. on Monday I'v* - 0 1 2 "or Wood*. Com-|nln*. October 15th. 1 MS at *:0J I’ M Columbus Club Juniors. The cham breakfast and dinner. A well known B o ll CaU^Prejntt M a rt ! ? ‘? " i a S u « w o r t to b i 'd o i i « "ti* T o w , 0 0 0 3 J 3 £ r . •' - »»-• * *•“ Co“h.• <"T f i?! S«5v ct :::1 pionship of Bergen County, points are selling f o r »4.00 and include dnKwiS requlremenu. HalfBuildln«. C e s s , ot teaching football and such to w.'hnK and unwdlm^ pup.k whitm^ 0 1 1 East, South, North and West are in- caterer ha. been en^iged and ht .’ounj-l directed . Now to any coach the greatest pleasure t h a t c a n 'be derived g j lta rbu»ch, c ...3 0 0 1 Ic lu d e d . promiaes to supply food that w ill de- S"™ Yorit andHoelaneld Ave.. Chase to till-1 ^ Tuwn.hlp w Clerti. ^ _ Town _ liall Buitdms. | ^ of his present team defeating a team that he formerly coached Keay, p 3 0 1 2 If there is any club that does not light the most delicate of palates. Kln*.l.nd to lc RiverW*« The”The BoartS BoarJ of Commlaaloner* i«natives th** ripht to reject any and all p.-oro^als think that such a claim is justified, Olsen still Has an afreet»« for Totals .. 28 4 24 IX A meeting ¿»b eh eld by the com- or to accept the proposal which may 1« see, write or phone Sam Palumbo of mittee next Wednesday to complete j j Holdt-n. Inc. * fo»- »he Townnhlp's best lntere«t. likes Olsen. One can * e that at • g la n c e when Dover u ™.t- Adjournment Kac.i proposal to be aecoiitwanie I ?iy Mountain W ay who is connected with the plans. The club is continuing its et-.ii or a certified clK**k to il»o 01 i«*r ins here, or when O bm travels there with a team. But for I BQNEHEAD.A. C. Meeting AuRU#t 20th the Juniors in various ways. watchfulness that has characterised Roll CaU-—Present, Mayor Wood*. Com- the lownshlp of Lyndhurst in the amount Z years now his Blue and Gold athlete, have been tossed A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. The team includes Lombardi, Polito, miMlonern Crankuhaw and Smith. Reaa o f i:0 .0 0 . its work since it began.__ inir minute» dl«pen!*ed with. Communlta — DOMINICK J. U V U L I .I , hither and thither by stronger D o w teams m basketball and I Bauer, 3b . 0 2 T o w n s'iii» *.*le»k. Donta, Guidetti, Petti, Palumbo, De- tlon from Iroquois A. C. fo rH S S d a y s football. The Coach has > S fd his tune. He now> Pastori, lb 8 3 Frino, Botto, Candia, Settembrnio, De- Field during footbaM season on Sunda>a. l.yndhurat Rod and F. E. r.\ CHOICES in Case of Fire Just think what it would mean to you, should you have a fire that would wipe out your home and all of your personal belongings, if W ith Willie l>iggs Kick in town today, but not soon enough to you have a substantial balance in this bank upon which you could make football choices, and unable to answer F, E. T.'s communication call in your time of need. Others have realized, too. late, the at the present, the Rutgers picker s choices again appears alone this week ! advantages of a saving» account. Why not profit by their ex < p. E. T made a good job of the picking last week, missing up only on perience? Start an account how and be ready. We pay 4% the Da\as Elkins versus the Navy thing That sort of an upset will interest. happen in every picker s hie. F. E. T. s letter follows: OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS “Now that we are safely launched upon high seas of. the football world, and the predictions of the first week have broken the ice with a bang, let's see what the second \ " " t h e c o m m e r c i a l l e a d e r T. P. C U. Notes * Pent iÑ aw e n jo y a d on the «rafean T H E RIDGE IEVI1W •9 Tb« Young Peoples Fellowahip of j - W u N t y rth i. * «tad«. ¿ — ------_ _ — : ...... S t Til— », Eptacoyal Church, L fäS- hurst, iloag with many other friend* THB (X)M MERCIAL LEADER GO.. lac. — ----- enjoyed a hayride given by the «aid H i Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J fellowship, Saturday evening, Septem ber 29, to the "Poplar Trae Ina,” Law Uhaa af Telephone Rutherford 1101 ' Plainfield. N. J , vken they enjoyed CONKLIN. 8M1TM and TOWg * FRED S. BERN ER ...... EDITOR IT AMM m rn i M. t. BRNEST J. DABINETT .... SECRETARY end TREASURER Alice Strudeaburg, Grace EDITH H. FRAN K ...... ASSOCIATE EDITOR Pflug, Elsie Banian, Elsie Merkiehoff, WILLIAM E KAEMPF ADVERTISING MANAGER Dorothy Bridgman, Ethel Crowthers, Yearly subscription $1 . 0 0 in advance. Single Copy. Five Cents. N ill Van Duien, Herbert Nelson, Her .Vjvertiaini Rates on Application. » bert Mueller, Tom Delitta. Jam es Her- Clarified Advertising, 5 lines ,1 time, 50 c. J lines, 1 times, Tfc. 5 lines. ) times, wig, George Smith, Sam Donald, and $1.00. 1 lines the minimum order. Yearly rates on request. All ads payable in many friends other than Y. P. P .' advance. All copy must be in Leader Office before 4 P.M. Thursday. No extra charge is made (or replies received through this office. m em b ers. Copy for new advertisements and changes should be received at the office ol ~ There will be a business meeting publication not later than 10 o'clock Thursday morning. Thursday night, October 4. Plans w ill # Address all mail and make checks payable to The Commercial Leader Co. Inc be discussed for the Masquerade Hal lowe’en Dance to be given on October Independent and Fearless—Nothing to sell but space for legitimate advertising 27. The committee for the dance con sists of Bill Parsons, Chairman, Ed Wellett, Grace Pflug, and Dorothy g r m .tt h y s FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1928 B rid g m a n . YlfTVt OLhPKCCLAav The meeting w ill be followed by a CW M XSKHtNCShtot s o c ia l. The Young People’s Fellowship ex THE ELECTRIC NATION tend a cordial invitation to all young MR Happy Party want« folks, that love fun, to come to our to know if you’ve got any meetings and become one of the thanluglving la your sys crowd. Don’t forget the date for our tem. If you have “Hap” dance. Get in touch with one of the My« let It out af yoa and It is undoubtedly a fact that the people of this nation said committee and get a ticket be teU the world about it. If fore they are all sold. yon haven’t he advise« do not realize the tremendous advantages they are enjoy- yon to boy your Thanks- ing over the people of other nations, as a result of the rivin r bird here. Have It properly cooked and then development which has taken place in our electric indus you’ll give thank« that try during the past 10 years. you read this ad. v . ' S s e Electricity is a necessity in even our smallest homes Chas Lobmayer because it is a labor saver and the cheapest and most ef Five Years Ago Thiê Week Ml> ON TH E SOUTH- ficient form of illumination. An aluminum shower was tendered Miss Alice O'Connor by A JN p A APPROI'h /a ^ n S Lyndhurst Markt t great number of her friends who gathered a t t h e Bryan residence on The development and interconnection of large central Schuyler Avenue, North Arlington. Miss O'Connor received saucepans, ?iii«KW lfH .NSE8 " N C° NNl;OT,ON 82 4va. station power plants has given 24-hour electric service to stew pans, frying pans and many other pieces of shining aluminum _ Th® . Board of Commissioners of The Township of Lyndhurst In the County of N. J . the majority of the smallest communities in our country. .rf*lL ordain aa follows :— ______1. That a reinforced concrete pipe storm water sewer be constructed In Kern Residents in these small centers of population receive ser Avenue from Ridfe Hoad on the aouth- Avenue on the northwest. vice which people living in many of the largest nations S. That the hereinbefore described wn p. storm wate** sewer or drain, and all neces in the world, do not enjoy. Further, they receive such A lawn party given in honor of Madaline Gray’s fifth birthday sary appurtenances thereto Is to be con at hi A venue. of her little structed in accordance with plans and held at her home at 322 Watson Many specifications made by Thomas K. Howe, service at rates which, as a general rule, are unknown in friends were invited and enjoyed a lovely afternoon. Civil Knffinser for said drainaffe aysu... and to be used for storm water or drain- ALBERT MITCHELL & SON countries other than ours. acs purposes only and is to be provide«* with manholes, flushinff manholes, *'Y" branches and all other necessary appur The people of the United States use nearly as much tenanoea and shall be provided with suit Plumbing and Heating Contractors able intakes to accommodate the volume electricity as all the rest of the world combined. Behind Mr. Frederick Rangers, 70 years of age, of Rutherford, and former- flowing thereto, as provided In resident of Lyndhurst, passed away on Monday last. Funeral said plans and specifications. The ffrade 242 LAKE AVENUE LYNDHURST, N. J. this remarkable service which is today being extended ly of said sewer or drain is to be laid „to services were held Wednesday at his home and interment took place conform, as nsarly as possible, to the ffrade of the said Fern Avenue and all from the cities to the farms, lies the driving force of on Thursday morning in Hillside Cemetery.— ------*— other places throuffh which It is laid and N * * Work Given Prompt Attention in all Places the pipe shall be of sufficient private initiative and enterprise which is responsible for siae and laid at such ffrades so as i insure self-cleaninff velocities. The said plans and specifications of said storm Phone Rutherford 4399 >the electrical development We enjoy. Millions of investors are hereby adopted and flhd with the Township Olerk and by reference have poured their savings into the securities of our electric Mr. Danse, president thereto, the sise of said pipe, location of of the County Parçnt Teacher Association said manholes. "Y” branches, inUkes. spoke at the meeting of the local Parent Teacher Association meeting ffrades and other details of and concern companies and it is said that this industry is today absorb ing the construction of said sewer, will ing more new capital to furnish even greater service, than on Wednesday evening. The Lyndhurst School Orchestra played a few fully and at larffe appear. beautiful selections and played for dancing which followed the interest That the Uowd of Commissioner»* shall by resolution, direct the Township is being absorbed by any other line of industrial activity. ing talks. ------Llark to advertlss for bids er proposals for wid work, a* hereinbefore set fort . JACKSON - KUHN CO. to be submitted to the Mid Hn.nl at . regular meeting thereof at such time u If you are contemplating building this year COMPULSORY INSURANCE NO PANACEA SECURE YOUR PLANS NOW W. H. HARVEY, Builder Will Be Glad to Furnish All Rinds of Plans and m. It seems to be increasingly apparent that compulsory Special attention given to remodeling and automobile liability insurance is failing as an accident pre enlarging your present home vention measure and is bringing about unlooked-for prob Houses st the procnt time open for inspection at lems. Mountain W s, V Van Rip« Avenue. Rutherfotd. N. j. Massachusetts has been testing such a measure for Phone Rutherford 4175 nearly two years. Automobile accidents there have not OUR WAY OP WEIGHING ~ T h e n she had an meat« 1« yow assurance that decreased, and it has been found necessary to raise in when you buy from us you eet 16 RIVERSIDE AVE. LYNDHURST, N. J. every fraction of an ounce for surance rates, the companies having sustained heavy EXTENSION which n u pay. To the prudent losses. The courts have been filled with disputed cases. thi* m<* " ®»ch. TELEPHONE But thl« is only one of the ad- Faked and illegal claims are so numerous as to present a of buy*1'* here, in addition to accurate weight, we serious problem. p u t ill H att. Tke M * ■■■■»li w f m I Mo AmM yaa km m m tk a ad ht paar h lk* M r m « t a . LyaAwatlMli Q m § tta Imm rf Mr*. Via* M M a h r to tka «ri« pria* |ha tk* n n w ♦ta OMakat » . rh, Lyndharrt H U * Claaa far Wa- Tk* ml** S i iw t o ii af tk* da» Su hard D u la *Wi » i* attracting incr*a*ing a n k n la da* Wrgely te Um iltr ti of Ik* th * « * pa r * n t t 0( * om en a t •y* sa "Tk* Ajiy ¿1 ____ Madm hlp af Mr*. P. CMpm.a, of tki* World b d n aad my On tkU part Tweaday tk* at- C hurch. P M t A w n . Plaas f for a r «U m a a d » a > « d * * ' (.¡Jane* wa» ftfly-oa* a t t*M pttess. » y re th r * * at kar committo* bald i k t r k w r « “Tk» fw M ” w* »Mh Y a n r ' » ‘,r s . F r id a y II» iollowiflf af from Jer**y City. m . » , m . r u ine special musical number tar tk* M ia. Joka W . Rickman, Mr*. P. Hafe- Ja, was a vocal dart kjr Mr*. M aun.» man, M n. H. Fetter*. M n. Piwd Skcn- L Mosley and Mr*. Pradwiek l a w . infer, Mr*. Edith R. Ott, Mr*. Guana fu.e, with Mr*. Samuel J. Hixaoa at Heilaad. Mr*. Plvd Haacoek. Itefr.sk th.- piano. menu and a aodal hour followed tk* ,.. A m azing R evelation I he new song kook* jort purchased bestosss of tk* cammitta*. WFre used for the first time, and n- '...... • ' o t^ o tc ; oar value unlay/ pry o n e likad tta new»^. JK»a far Sera* M The class voted to send a centnbu- ^ H ig h W kj all «ha agitation «beat yaatk wa* dattnl Beg tu n of t i toward tk* work o f t k * in **a*i*a Sv« vana* a n i Y «ait aad *go ate Mata* Bergen Connty Council of in g t h is af aUd . The belief of at* M • to have kad lapirtw ni at Paa K,iu-»tioo; and also sent $1« to tk* alike bave bee* ■aile of tk* Dart ««a* aad *boaM ka atigkt roasa in aa aakautwto ta K: rill* Flood Sufferer* through the regalar routine of irW Jiiffl a^a iv eUF Ss^a jâWMini, i^ u agi backftrtd. Tka Coack kaa utod lo,a Ked Croaa. the organisation of extra-curricular tka bettef* thaï the «aitb la activities. Because of tki* tk* Ljrad- ew expertasenU la tk* kaak> Final announcement wa* made of th a t hurst Lighthouse staff has not yet Owe waa to try WeeAa wke th. Annual Get-Together Lucbeon New Y art Picture Ita?. Tka new* items IN pounds at fallback He which will It* held this Taeaday at R written by * cm ut . * •°W j' Tke Ml «laaa bald aa wgaaaaattoa one o’clock a t the Metkodist Church. wko are trying out for lia* plunging. W all R kapptas, Bad «aaaOag oa Pnday tk* fm rtw stk af T ick e ts for the luncheon are sixty Graat CntaM ’i Standard In another weak wa ho ka* *varytkiag tkat make* ap a good s^toaakw* durvsg tka tort ad centa. tuid are limited to IS*. Tk* Tka C ib a Jack I* aa assale* madoe of tb**e try-oats. line plunger, aacapt tke kaack af > Mia* Mi KUndge acted aa fkc- Laities Guild of the Methodist charck af tka ta« af England (the i«d cram hitting the line. He always kit tk* ^ ndvtoer. will serve the luncheon. af SL 0 *o« 1*1. the lac af Scetiaed KATHLEEN line standing u| aad even then ke a»d I — k**w the New Plymouth defies erery attempt The officer* ana members of com- (lk* wklle dlatoaal cram af St An Try-ouU for the play, made substantial gains of S to Tke results «ree* Ckiairmaa. Tk»m»i mittees remained after clan on Tuee- draw), added la MO* aad tk* flat rt have been completed aad on Monday yard* against tk* aacead team, Carney, v»ce chaires aa. W alter Jaa ui co n t^ r e it vr:lh tk* few other cent m it» fie ld ttay for a rehearsal of p u t of tk* Ireland (tk* red dlacoaal e ra « o f S t next the complete list of pupils wko tk* **cond team 1* tk* aacond tua, treasurer. Arthur Perne« se. nr cram for the luncheon. It all la i m i have been chosen for the play, will and again*! —otkar ackool. But retary. Ruth M iai* sounds (food; be there early to be ported. -There w ill b e three girU would never gain aaytking and in w a rt and *ix boy* taking leading part*. the meantim* get himaelf hurt. So Tkeae will b e supported by many Coach Olson put him back again al JIM tkK CLASS «Mit. \MXI l> bis guard poet whet» a haa^y tight Tke coach *ent to us by the-Rogers ing man ran do a great deal of Tk* Jwawr class keid a meeting an Producing Co., will be ready for damage both offenaively ami de- I t^s a^p^s o^Snrr^^ work on Monday. fe n a iv e ly . for tke roauag year. Watch the bulletin board for an Mike DeKensis waa then tned at In tke alea» af I »well Pal- nouncement«. fullback. Mike is tk* kind of player • O S Set agatSM ’ H each owe a f the b e other rat* any Coach likes to have arouml Victor Levate, preaided ever the STUDENT COUNCIL especially when he ia only a Frvah- of it* pnc*. Vta.H he m am vrb man. He can pass, kick, hit the h* the . itra n*nn.neas, *•<>'**»h •«*« asrvlta* i PAINTS AND ELECTS OFFICERS Tke full»«tag «dh.Tr* were elected tine and make a good showing in I j a v r y tk*< iIs n m h I t a r i a H i a * * i tml ( a u f » . . M l The Lyndhurst High School Stu preaideat. William «»allagher. v ic e the open. Mike now haa undisputed ’.»..«ag MPI dent Council met September 11th, preaideat. Kdaa W eerts. set retary WALLPAPERS posaession of fullback position I ( vos I snaatl a isw aasmite* hsktnsJ tk* wka*l. under the direction of Mrs. Poindex treasurer. Heiea Higgtaa l i l e t h d a *00 P a in t* , Crupi, playing at halfback this m il at S*vi*g af SStt la *6% ter, to elect officers for the coming Mr Markle will caatlawe to be M m t ( * a f * n i aeaaon, doe* what anyone experts year. Officers elected were: Presi faculty aahisur for tke Junior claaa. M S I ÉS M U a three year veteran to do. lie was Tlw nf aaai test of Missmdl get se sì , I dent, Margaret Lepaic; vice president, I k •»* vi'sdn u* sasoshsm il every tpeed, tk* *1 O a t U N i n i Jack Wood*; secretory, Fred Hel- the most substantial ground gaiaer s . * * . WALLPAPER «ad LABOR in acrimag* and also the player with mich; treasurer, Alfred Richard*. SKMOR» ORt. ANUK the moat snap and pep. Something lac li\'dr*ukr 4 » la d bt*A*» Ik— kaykt far any ream ia Ike keae Members of the Student Council ■swaisi* «r «m» p a a â S the line can ua* Without harm. ter < inssssarat that *a aasck vela* aaaatd I are chosen from each home room Tke seniors, al tkair ltd meet Joe Stellate playing the other half pa.1 H ttta» * car af *a bar a prtaa. and the purpose of this organisation mg, elected tieeege t\ 8 . 9 5 i* to decide all questions pertaining back poaition ia th* kind of playei dent and Walter Gay*«», I r> tk* Pbaaartta Sa* la * m M a a 4 a a a * The above price* includes all wallpaper* for «aid wall* and ceiling*, to the students of the High School. who w ill run twenty yards through deal. The «tksr fwra »S l u r * a r e •wKWW m tmea The Council has been working on an open field one minute and get border* and parte. A ll work guaranteed. W e carry the finest selec gtrl» Margaret Broglia, secretary j Ma tions of wallpaper* in the state. Ertiaatea aa paperkaagiag aad thrown for a five yard loss the next the “G. 0.” membership for the last and Margaret Upacis. treasurer painting fi free af charge. In other words, Joe needs the brakea. a—aal ia lb k i ialw *Jt m two weeks and as a reward to tka Tk* first prblwa Jimmy Lothian w ill be field gen homerooms that had 100 per cent tke ria** wa* tkal af “G. O.” membership, plans sre being eral thia year and does his job well rspreaentatlve af a ataaufectunng Ready Mixed Pure White and Orange in scrtmage. It remains to be aeMi made for a party to be given them. firm bad left circulars descrtbthg DEEHAN MOTORS, INC what he will prove while under fire. Linseed Oil Paint The Student Council next expecto some nags, and tkeoo were distnh to finish working out the point sys Jim ran well be used on the line Shellac uted am.ovg tke (aesaken of Ibe in defenae. He can uae his band* Storing» Parking, Repairing te m . class Tke président them appointed 1 . 8 9 G a l . a • • belter than anyone on th* team. We Howard keasier, George IMIenhark. For interior and exterior. S t ©ol- 2 . 5 0 G a l . noticed this in dum m y practice 17 21 ORIENT WAY RUTHERFORD. N J HIGH SCHOOL G. O. _ Ihtrutky Bonn. Kutk S.d»w and Olga *rs to chooae from. Cuarsntm). Uronendyke will back up here. lies. $3.50 per rail on. Satisfaction Guaranteed 5 Iba cut F IS ORGANIZED /.swadakl aa a comasltteo te see — l*hooc Ruthcrtoul \415 guaranteed or money refunded. H vain Specially priced. On the line we have weight but A new organisation has been tk* tempi** af nags wklch different 1 *1 not enough fight and pap. Tke play form ed in the Lyndhurst High ■ g en t* ers claim things will b* different XTMcnScratch ICrroof ^ T School. It is the General Organisa m o n ts o f when they run up against aa op- Floor V*ma*h tion. The membership fee to this of tk*tr work to tk* claaa at tke p o n e n t. Roosevelt Dance Palace aaaocution ia two dollars for upper- aext meeting Q u a rt ...... 1 . 1 9 On the second team, there are dasamen and a dollar and a half for U E K t » 2.00 G iL P l » t ...... H e players who will prove their worth Stuyvasant Avaeua Tal RutheHoed 2)41 W t*ale color. Will not freahmen. T h is organisation waa H P im t...... Sto 85c q t in the future year*. They Include c ratch or show marks. A lame variety of col sponsored by the Student Council High grade quality. Ouarantsed pure white. young Carney. Jeny Bello, Alphonao HALL TO HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS riee while you Krsularly priced 11.15. and the Athletic Association and Kusso, Heeae, 111 a my. IM Ilto and Re* Theatre i $1 w a it Hits la stxiclaHjr priced through the hard, work of the mem 6 Bowling Alleys and 4 h**l TdlJrs bers of the Student Council 76 per Otto Stellate. -Third Floor, New Baildiag C .F - 8 . t t . cent of tk* Higk School kaa been This Saturday and Banda) the Kes Rutherford Brllevillr Bus huars the l\** persuaded to join it. Two dollars cuntinises its fine ptxigiam .of eater B A N K IN G sounds like a good deal of money to tainnten! by presmting ua Saturday Suge 2AXIÄ- 2 Incasing Roam After closing' a very successful be paying to a school organisation a fine feature "Sally of the Scandals" year of banking last June, Lyndhurst ANDREW KRAKT. J*rt>p but when one considers the many ad , with Bessie law , a An* vaadevllle High School is about to ope KIWANIS vantages of such an association, it < g (' hall fraturin* 'kldlaatd FVulirs, the second year of srhoois »avings i* really worth the pHce. Fifty per cleverest juvenile perform .!» in th* all have groat hope* that thia year s cent of this money pays the stu-! country The star att ra.-ti.-n a ill ba will be equally, if not more, sue dent's class dues for the year, 46 Johnny Walket, the famou. ceaaful than lu t year's. It may in PRESENTS per cent pays his athletic dues and star, who will • paeltlvel» s a lti appear torcst our reader* to know that the 6’per cent goes to the Student Coun kl b e t ' Painter and Paper hanger students of Lyndhurst have at pres cil. All members of the "Hi. O.” moat intimate secrets ..f Hollywood get reduced rates to baseball, basket sent, on deposit in the First Ns tional Bank of l.yndhurst moia than tol1 *** *** abeat th* making o f ball and football games. In addi pictures I bail n a g t h is M. KELLER 8c SO N _ THE WORLD WAR’ tion to this they earn the privilege 121,000...... famous *rte*n star H e »111 * V Tuesday i* our initial banking day . .. of being eligible for membership on y « a , s re PAINTS — VARNISHES and WALLPAPER any school team. this aemerter. We *11 have a4 v M lU _ In Nine Reel* Approximately $600 wa* collected expectations of having 100 per cent , . ____ 124 Stwyvaaanl Avenu* l yadkwM, N. J. 1 from the sale of the ticket* and out defiosit in all clsaaes la Ik* High Not FICTION—But HISTORY j of 4S6 student* >26 or a percent School on this day «» behalf of S ^ b J M k tti fcSLn the students of l.yndhurrt Higk. I k"*K U" Phone Ruthedttrd 4J12 J . i " age of 76 per cent joined the “G. O." A fine of fifteen cents will be might vsnture to *ay, that with tk* THE WAR ITSELF, REAL and CRUEL collected from any student losing co-operation of all. we ran aafely j his "G. 0." ticket so if you are look forward to * 100 per eaal Created This Film, Which Bean the'Official financially «^barra***d, hold on to United States Seal your ticket. G J f . ‘SO Many thanks are due Alfred Rich- arda, Mr. Markle and Mr*. Pointex- DRAMATIC CLUB ORCANIXEO ter, aa well aa the member* of tk* On Friday the 27th during tk* R E X THEATRE Student Council, who helped to make activity period, th* Dramatic Club this splendid record possible. held a meeting. This term hagtn* 214 Park Avanue East Rutherford, N J Rutherford High School Auditorium G.A. ’80 the second y*ar for this cluk. kavtag (ianuaim u* Prrfiwman.* Samrday. Vm Jar aad H sU srt * »__* organixed in September. 1W7. under SCHOOL SPIRIT IN “ --- ■— MU* Carptmter-, leadership. Cionplrte change of Vaudeville every Sat and Sun LYNDHURST HIGH Th* meeting w*s held, primarily. Thurs. and Fri, Oct 11 aid 12 at 8 PJI. Last Friday's chapel period was for the election of new officer*. ■pent in learning several new aongs Knight, preeident. JOHNNY WALKER TICKETS FOR SALE BY and cheer* which the student* wUl the election. Th* reaulU use at the coming football and bas follows: Preaident, Victor I M S W ALRSS »til.. appaar.„jpn -or Mag* tosh vice preaident, Dortithy Bona, sarte C la b Mc m ber* aad Merckaata af Saatk Bergea ketball fame*. ■ad r.»»«lisa aid lait twt il> Th* three year old problem of the tary'treasurer, Kdna WoerU. teeret* d H dl|s**l sad ell lack of efficient cheer*, cheerleader*,] ______Th* new president ______than teak tw t Ut* ambia* «< pSctew» 1 ^ »w i eSaed and cheering sections apparently haa I the meeting and a committee been solved, for with the Introduc- appointed to secure material tion of some original song« and ehich to chooae [«ns for WORLD’S SERIES PKTURIiS cheer*. Arthur Hermann and John The Dramatic Hub ia n«w divtdad Weekend Candy Specials Hickey aa cheerleader, and the ra inte two sectlon», an* «rgaidaad of On I hr Screen spona* th* rtudant* have given at piembers having aamad potnto In the pep meeting*, Lyndhurst I* well plays and th* utber lompussd of be VA» IM îV ttia Charleys’ Home Made Creamery Carmels supplied for the oncoming games ginnen. Mi** < «rpenter w ill Til* "letter man" presented a adviaor for the ex| KIIK.AMII PtiLLIIM Tke 54c lb. Box. Regular 60c Sedartela ***« la Ike Waftd ha play showing how school spirit might and Miss HiMter will werk wtth tk* win tk* Lyndhurrt-Carteret game. In b e g in n e n . A «USSAT D AM S SSVISW ( harleya’ Home Made Assorted Milk, Nuts, Fruits. the cart were: Dorothy Bonn, Jamas T k * C la b AMD OTMRS SBi TIMS AITS Lothian. Carmine Saviao, William succeaafulty having prestate Hard and Soft Center Chocolates plays for public approval, ai Gallagher aad Georg* Sollenbach. —OM TMS St'SSSN 69c lb. Box. Regular 80c a .A - C . • » with anotlwr y**r befere aa • • • group of awn “Sally of the Starnisi* 1<)R OTHER CANDT SPECIALS WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS we hope for an «8 Urta The football ssssna opana today In f a i y e a r . • f M a g * M a ' Lyndkurat wkaa th* IM S tillta of U L -S» EV ER Y day you w ill find your favorite candy Wa* aad gold goo* forth to mart O N S U N D A Y on our candy counter, made frah every day. HOPHOMORK HCIEM E C LI B Charles* Horn Made fVyfJitst and I hiring tk* *svssith_ parted Pit JOHNNY WAIKFR Ice Cream are made from the bat af B E M A i v s M T e f *ente and uncoainenbie ua quality— W e a * t make up order* far partie* of a l oca urns DAY Special Prices for Churches and Institutions “IJTTLE YELLOW HOUSE“ Wuth All Star ( a a « and 1 A C T S OP VAUDEVILLE 1 I c e Cream JOHNNY WALKER u — Ta 0*4* — T W O D A Y S SPUMONI — BtSKUTT TORTOMI -SOTT LIVIN G " MC •SAW C L A S S » o r ; i o i l I ) T H R t t DAT* Tka SA dea krtd aa argani«*>» I CHARLES’ CANDY SHOPPE 11 Hit g te a* llS iN ia *a Prt • fa “THE MVU-S TRADEMARK” 223 Stuyveaant Avenue Lydfcwsf. N. J. Ä T t Ä T O M M n a - H O U M M 0 9 T M S Ommmffirn Ot a A Ha* V M M aad Mr S ■iffiim rt h a lf h a a k . ■ M S aMatn a* THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, . BER 1 9 2 t nected. provided that la and authentic history of the World lumbering tank», the murderous ma- MR. AND MBS. SPOSATO ENTER ass: ¿s. r^K s^to-fi.-isib-us-* War that ha* ever been told in pic- chine gun» »weeping No-Man ■ l m o , TAINED FRIENDS Alfred H. r r EPOCHAL WAR ture».’’ the poisonous ga», the »moll* screen», ______of The Townshipe a ot v L-yndhurst e s Oeorgu T. .. , „ , . „ . , con j in the County o* Bergen Jo ordain as fol- The story of this picture’» creation, the depth bomb», sinking of »hip» by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sposato of «20 ,owt. , therefor, on Ale la the o®cm of the CUrk the lives lost in “shooting" it» scenes, submarine, the flare of star-shells, tne I. That the owners of lands fro nting DOMINICK 1. U V n j L l . FILM WILL BE Fifth Avenue entertained at-, their upon the followtn« named public high- T o w ^ lp ClertL n n / \ i m i O A A 1I th* months of delving into the sr- „coil of gigantic pin* the home Saturday evening to honor of tor ssch NOTICI /tin Avenu» from Rldse Road « the aam upon _ NoUoe la hereby given that the ordle ^HOW N SOON c h i v * 8 of the government* of the earth in angry protest, the wire their fifth wedding anniversary. Mr». southeast to W «rt Avenue on the north nectlon »ball be «as; ijnu ff I" w yl* United State», Great Britain, France, tanglement», the falling plane», the Sposato was presented with an im west and Forest Avenas fro« BUge ~ . Italy, Russia, Belgium and Germany | falling men—all element* of war are mense Martha Washington Sewing oa ths southsest to WeartAvsouson the fc» «M l Many lives were lost, the archives to obtain official data and picture», the seen in this p e at . basket. Supper waa served and dane- X S S d 'to tary and storm water aewer# I**. — 4 In m m «aid m m , or uw « of a doxen or more natiShs searched yean, devoted to it. careful prepars- The big »how will be on for two nig and singing and games were en them. «haU fall to ownplr plth and eight years consumed in the mak- ,tion, and the official seal» of the U. S. nights only—October 1 1 th and WU. jo y e d .’' n?MnCSf'u ^ uS ing of the great film classic, “The Army and Navy Department» stamped There are no re s e rv e d Guests were: Mr». H. N . N e g lia , W íSS t í . - - - j4 , i m . World War,” a motion picture utilix- 'on the film (the first time in the hi»- member» and mMCMBta Of BMW Mrs. Charle» Butler, Mrs. Bruenig, and oremUss ar. not now so c * gen, Hasbrouck Height» to Lyndhurst, By order at the Boar« o f _ ing a great portion of the world a» a tory of motion pictures that t*10** M r . and Mr». John Simonson, Mr. and u p aM thereof upon the I r The Towaahia of Ijrd ln n t set, with entire nations playing minor great seals have appeared on films), have the ticket». Have you got your»? Mr». John Ruckstuhl, Mr. and Mrs. DOMINICK J. UV j i parts and with eleven-twelfths of the all these unusual elements in this pic- Please do not wait; for there are only Louis Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles rfU bvkipkiA M khi and ftuaiy aa tM day tiw cnn « a n Ib II tauter *»teg à rtnrtod «n tM kmg griad. Na tuhri Mia. VlnaaM Oanaity. m à darker Lteaate h M . vtrtMd an « w r « n * » s w fraadm te th* carta* wua addad to the «M ekka dur- ai Lyudharrt * ft. ad M n Oda I t e g t h e w y an* Mr. and Mr.. P. Hencky at La- M«a* «— tewaad. M ia « Oa tate Ihrmaat* * mj i w . rtisttÄwith her ml we _____ haM m ypatet TM laaa friettesTta liJ^ H K IvW M I im. Haina »terni af IM L|aé- ■m m m « T V ;______«ha aprine ahadüe, the laaa the tu A ity m m i I mr ■ ¡a ara hampered hi thair action, «TfW Ttwrnmm v J C ni*“." * m tiw t'UNErtl *e IhMMMI • haarte« ahacklea permit the M Ì M «V ^ *mm WM fm I »ithout communicating aprine* M t è li «I • ■>>iiA«»7> w ri haorh the fall force of jgj^^srisri - “ zrrjsrjrcz f m m I m em é V eluaively on all Blwtekakti 4 TW w at nwitug •! the (Mild w ill t. ■*«W«te»^» at tM • h « » * ' k é » r t l tey affair a* «teck mMMn Uk>nlk>na - — » o&te^m m f - f ft# ■ V'. > m nu I «I UM «Ah« é t Hkn n to d a n w tU h n n The Sale of an Appliance Him O t y ■ brother Uootg* I Is Only the Beginning «I StuyvoaaM ■* Ï m .-, •J »UM la r0te« m i m 4 “ «■ft «M i»«»«! Nr» William O'tlrM* * 9 % Ifci« r t-Mt- Mb> O liv. Grace and Mr» Ida of Our Service to You v h u m Kmiwd» of kiagstamd A M( MW>I»N ••# H* «•» j» «»»« h. iat» Mr and Mr» Wittlam J Wllaon of ttMNMft flMM M tM tte W 4 | dMfeC r I« *M»à f ri», ttel lmm»r M M k m Fonwt *>«•«• and family »pent tM M M otfX iUfti Ml («|r« fri-* Ml» Mr». tkiiliam .M m af “ ^ wwkend at Purkod Klver IMW f M lt» d ha» M u n a l after .la M m « .n h Quick Clean Heat Provided rotaUom la Ikeaata«. I*a OowtM and Anita IW»Vrrv «f P\fth A «m ur have rHumed tu their M r » M t h Mi»*«* •e*»»»tia«fc*a w «a Through Gas Heating home after »pem.tm* a m.wth m N e. «r i« *« m « l h. ait, U« iM% «| lu^gg Y o r k S t a t e ' « fa n a « « !.< là « t w è # « a * i l*% Appliances William toMMrily of king*land Avenue ha» entend l'.irdMm l'Mvm dty a here he util hefm hl» frwhman )ear usi; Mr and Mr» J«hn M-«.«w of Val le» Hrvndi Avenue enlertalnwl at MULTIPLEX Good Lighting Effects tM tr home on Sunday Mr and Mr» John M.^.ann and a * of 1 rane, k Achieved Through Smart and Mr*. Itarhar» VilUnar» and CONCRETE BLOCKS dauchter Thenraa ..f ltrx«.klyn Rutherford 12U Lamps and Shades Mr and Mra Krank IVrelli „I V a l „ The Fireplace Heater tejr llrook A ieaw «.leflainnl at din The same rooms and furniture may con ner un' Sunday e.ening Mr and Mr» In a gas fireplace heater you have all the front the housekeeper each season but a new Janie. IkrIVnotu and W a f f le Iron« a»* t e ll in g now at a .ferial price, >g.7J. No m a rk Trade in Allowance u p if sold an term» of 01 down and *1 a For Old Water Heaters th . because iti b u ilt lik e a co stly car Trade in your old coal, gas or oil water heater and we'll make a $20 allowance for it Th« only Erttt potol la c t H n m o o with can tei on the price of a Kompak automatic storage Ila prie« lt*W -L prk*. Thw* te U n U »a *411»« water heater, or $10 allowance if you decide Use This Heater ipptuintr or pfffornam« lo dlMinpiMb I I on a Brunswick heater. In Any Room (ro B jaa y I toali« car __ This is the time to purchase heaters while our In a»*«. »1 p o n w r t ih r »dvanta** til ««MnpM.v special sale is on. Prices are lowered. Special Take the electric radiator up to the attic m m with*nit aac r i i U # t*l P*M »ng*r quartof» ** trade in offers are effective. Every automatic water while you rummage through old che»t» heater ia built to Carry it into the »un room, if there * a o ld ridine comfort. Il a»«**r» •• •• *•» give iong aervice wind on that »ide of the hou»e The elec $735 « i m i have *vrr drlvga lh«rr* la a qutektMraa — to operate at tric radiator i* so light in weight it can br •ad nim biroran la Ila anHt»r a« lte»o fhal w ill minimum cost — moved easily and uaed in any n *>ro and up m akr w»m r cuM llcr t ara ytw h av* d ri**n M«*«a to provide an uii C o m b • • • *7 » ■low and aluiglah. I h«tar quahtl.« ar* laM in« failing supply of P r i c e » a r * Sedan iKO^i 7W hot water with Simplex Sunboal W ith vi liatrvrf u n ti» tgf detail y«»U i*.m |)i«fr l« ra out attention No. 96 H W CoMp* • - Ml y.na w ill lie im pfr»M d b y it» h ifh rtam lafd »adroign, iia ti from you. W eotinghotne R««*a»tcr niairrial and n.ifkm aiw hip C a r y G U w Many e»»lu»tvr *nrl pntcrited hwlurr* tuntrib»»*«' » • Prices .X y m Alp*«n»f » » I titter h « a # i adraataj«*—am oai tlwui Begin at • m I« l»icli-««rmpfww*, •*h»% »• » • ‘»if $65 cash No. 97 7M heliH ta th« nvnt punerful »'»‘1 m«r «d tt» «a« u» th « nofWl. \ W o a ’ t yew ««am ine ««m1 dfi»* th * t m n . aa • p rtntrf.ttvf buyrr or a a « # » « urtern^v.l i» kn*»* • m g w h y u »• t i n chute« <■*’ *® 'tt ^ ** pWRLJCy®SERVICE - proved by «ate*# ER MOTOR C O M P A N Y * ^ — ...... 11. L 1 N G 22 UNION AVENUt Rirm iHM mr» n i X Phone Rutherford 724 I « the com hbhqal H A ttt, Wmday, o c n m m . \ _ _ g g » tt&SiïJfSZUZ Ijmêmù Not« hVtfr id H o r g a n . I m m — | W * NU l a M m » ai the Mah l b . mad M n . M i » ■asa.*« Pabiie af Willow Am m *atoi t h d r k w * a Him b y t o .L. ihÉkia» MMSvanary ef aaaMsMt hM M hl ésM d fer ptfw m INSURANCE Th* tn t of a waakly sariss o t t e a era. G irti tm m M r . m i ths « d W «Mjp* df the •**- parties was held *n Ta**day after noon at th* Democratic Haadqaaiten m b . Jr , ef pytfk in Haduoaack at which Mr*. Agnes Blake, vie* chairUdy of th* Demo Rutherford. s a d I cratic County Committee women, pre sided with M r*. W illiam E. Coyle, aa- M r. and Mrs. Vasa*a F. Pratfsa of *i*ting her. Each aad erery county Arra*- aaSartdaa i t m th e committee woman 1» entitled to in weekaad Mr. «ad Mr*. S. M id OCTOBER rite fri*ads any Toaaday afternoon daughter Mias Jaasie Baab af New Fire from now until election. A *odal aa well aa a political chat at the * «eu • headquarter* located at 17S Main Mrs. Elisabeth McMdHn ef U v - Street, Haduoaack, will be enjoyed. ingston Arana* e* ------»--- i. *teht miles north of weekend Mr. aad Mr*. Harry Mc- Ä r V S ^ e s - ^ M n. Henry Bander of Poet Ave- Mullin and fam ily of Bristol. Pa-, m mads with Baas frsai Eaam y, Es- I2JOOO ^0 0 - iu c entertained at her home on who arc oa a trip to Ckaada. Prevention Tuesday evening the member* of her of Pablic Servie*, throagh the new bridge dob. Following the game* Mr. and Mra. Jobs >ln k «anr of ■wAchmg stattea at Athsaia. A **- t o w n s h ip o r l t w p m t . ’• i the l* d ie * enjoyed refreshment* M l Weart Aveaae eatertaiaed at Nomea to oowTaAurot •erred by the hoetee*. High »core* their home en Saaday at a fam ily w _ /AKC UP r« , Siegfried to a switehiag station at OKDIWAWC » w o . were received by Miaae* Adeline and reunion. uue»wGuest* foriw ths« day Ftmoutli meeuai 1 i /^BEFORE* ^ Thereaa Peretti. Charlea W . Coon, father af Mra. Nea , wfc(r, ¡t tinea from Coaowingo r s n x . Guest* were Mr*. Jam es McCann, ha user, Mr. aad Mra. Joha J. Under- ^ ( Philadelphia Electric Com- W eek ’HIS HAPPCWSSA/S^ Mia* Lily Wolf, Mrs. Lota Q rn n s e r, hlll, of New Prmrideaee, Mr. and M ra.' stetioas. The Bosdsad aad Mrs. Henry Bolander, Mrs. Nicholas Georg* Robbins, Miss Elm * Btbhiaa, m^iadclphia stetioas w ill be con- IÏ- - * a 1__n-LV l___ ■»- * — *a_ U__-k A la Shortell, M n. Edward Holden, M n. George and Charlea Robbia*. ef Berk ■acted by a 77-mile line, the whole John Heughton, and the hosteaa, M n. dy Height*, Herbert M i«IW ster af fonsbg th* power ring. The entire Henry Bolaader with the Ml«*** Suauait, Mr. aad Mia. C. W a s. project w ill coat apptorim ately *»,- Addin* and There« Peretti of Ruth e rfo r d . haus re and Fred N rahsaw r of town. Advantages to be derived from the f ill- a ir — Of th* thro* eeaapan- The Pollyanna Sewing Circle met .‘Mr. and Mn. Walter Hague af **a aw : improvement of sirvies, *a- this Tuesday afternoon at th* ho«* Park Place hav* rdaiasd from a asdally aa to dependability, sad ia There should be no hit-or-nuas about your insurance. We will gladly of Mrs. John Bnckstuhl of 617 Filth honeymoon af a weak which they addition t e a w ill be benefits from Avenue. A fter sewing for awhile the ■peat at Round T « J in the Catahill divenity of load, the poasibiUty of -give you authorinve advice as to how to secure the complete protection you refreshments and a Mountains. Mr*. Hayea I conduction proT^* need arranging the most economical plan consistent with absolute safety. social hour was enjoyed. Coasts h e r m a r r ia g e la a t W< ' were M n. Herbert Adam* and M n. Ethel Haik. id ^SSrta pKdaction Cjm-J-toj-nrm»« Securing your Insurance Policy is but the first step toward pro* Edwin Ingram, of Arlington; Mn. plant* irrespective of ownership. ^ “ .552— * tection. The second step is taken by us. Out of our experience Louis Meyer, M n. Charles Metder, Mrs. Charles Grant ef Feat Ave Msadaad aad Waat Oraage wiil be B y Mn. John Maaonaon, Mn. Frad nae entertained at her home oa the next two switching stations to we advise with you toward cutting down your fire hazards. We Schacht, M n. George Rocke and M n. Thursday her mother Mra. Edward go into service. Another station is represent the strongest companies and that means absolute absO' Janet C r a ig . Rienecke, and Mra. Charlea BoBer, being coastmctod at Mrtachen. Ath- M n. Frank Sprang and Mra. Fred eaia went Into service about a yaar u b q a i* M o n c a lute insurance reliability Mn. George Horgan of Jauncey Herman all of the Bronx. t o w n s h i p o r h m m u m t *^W**t Orange Switching Station is Avenue entertained at her home thi* NOTICE TO COAL. D liU M 300 Ridge Rond Lyndhurst, N. J. week the member* of the Thursday the newest point of sapply to Essex afternoon bridge club. After the PUBLIC SERVICE County. Energy is received over two P W Ruth. 1877 games refreshments were served by stod tower lines from the Rosdsnd ’ I^attantL ndktnt H>N JJ.. - a at t» th* * TawaT*w*_Haf! H»fi th hostosa. Guest* were Mrs. Ed Switching Station, and is trana- oa M onday October t . l» » l .»* t F. M. for th* faraliWa# of eoal tor th* Tow* ward Teen**, and M n. Ralph Glover HAS NEW STATION forrned to lower voltage for trans- -.iMio.» to the substations in Bloom Propoaal* «aa to oMalaM at taa tM m Two More Lb b Camplsted la S a t field. Orange, South Orange, sad of th* und*r*t(**d. iric Trsasmissiea Riag P lsaa id Th* B oard t t ConnMl**l»*«r «. j w » * t-i R.BOGLE Phone Rutherford 3866 Newark. The outdoor switching th* risht to raJMt aar aad ail Mda for More Thaa Five Yeara Aga equipment provides for the two in any caaa* wKatao*r*r . __ coming lines, for two 46,000 kilowatt °^D^icis*r?itts.” INSURANCE Two new »witching station* of transformer banka and for b * v « o T o w u àl» Clork. M «ntl;Ek ¿ c q - Michael Pahm • a ta d N. J. Public Service Electric and Gaa Com lower voltage tran*m i*don line». The pany— Roadand and Wast Orange— building contain* the control room, TRUCKING and EXPRESS were “energised" September SO. This and the shop and oil handling facili Nmnmd for Royalty means that power for the first time ties. A large transformer repair Prince Edward island was long L o c a l a n d Long Distance waa fed into thoae stations for test- In in nr contains t 65 ton traveling called 8 t John's ldsnd, but was given crane to meet d l needs of equip Its present name In 1796 In compli 204 Kingsland Ave. ment maintenance and repair. The ment to Prince Edward, duke of Kent, outgoing underground cables occupy who paid It a visit. The prtnc* wu Lyndbunt, N. J. K l e c k n e r ’s two conduit lines east over Mount th* fourth son of King Georg* III and Pleasant Avenue from Prospect Ave- STUDIO OF MUSIC the fsther of Queen Victoria. Piano. VUSa, 1.**ph*o* PIANO TUNING HOUGHTON (Beat By Tad) W. 11. KLECKNERS Bach, of If uric JAMES R. HOUGHTON You Can Buv 783 Ridge Road Hollow Building Block "BUILD BBTtbd . hom m c-hhaPER” $ 5 Cum ulative Preferred OMesi H I Ridge Raad, Lyadhant. N. J. FRANK REIMBOLD IM s iy i N*w T*rk A nas« waat af Ridg* Read, Lyadharst, N. I. Phone Ruth. 4039 Stock (N o P ar V alue) Painter 8C Paptriunger Estim ate* Cheerfully Givea Public Service C orporation 24# Cha loa Terrace A 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENT Cor. Jersey Aveaae OF YOUR FAVORITE NEGATIVE WILL BE MADE Telepbaae Rutherford 1S3S-J of New Jersey ‘ " ».* ...... 1 ; ' : Wig. YOU -. Free of Charge Under Our Popular Ownership Plan Just save the coupons given in our envelope containing your Oiveloping and printing orders. When they total the nominal Why Be Shabby amount of $5.00, we will present you with I I x 7 enlargement from any negative you wish. SUITS M A D E TO T O U R MEASURE J f t l ORE than 7 7 ,0 0 0 individual stock Kodaks, Films and Supplies $13.90 holders, most of whom have acquired their 24 H OU R SERVICE holdings during previous offerings of the JO H N BLUM 5S4 POST AVENUE LEVY’S PHARMACY Cumulative Preferred Stock of Public Serv Lyndhurst. N. J. Stuyvesant Avenue at Valley Brook ice Corporation of New Jersey, testify to p ru'W TtM frMaMaao— nr> i i u m irm ju ijaw oisaa! confidence felt by the people in this attrac tive security. BUS SERVICE A continually increasing volume of business, reflecting growth LYNDHURST and progress in the comniunity served; splendid physical properties, HKWARK-HACKBK8ACK— IM North Art lagt oa. g i*n ii u * maintained in a high state of efficiency, so Newark, Ratherfwd. — “ f o r d , Carlatadt, Woodrtdge, H aa- as to meet all present and prospective re broaek Heighu aad Hackeaaark. ■aaaa laava a Mai a M i U l v>l- l a r i m k a * quirements for service; a far-sighted policy Sc w«»k day*: i:n A H. aad IW T of expansion and development, and the 1» mlaataa uatll 4 « P ML; , ¡ . 1 • vary 1« mlaataa aatll I M P. M.; essential character of the facilities provided, than avary 1» mlaataa aatll U:M S atu rd ay a: I J I A. M. a a d av ary t* assuring continued demand, have given minute, until It:*« mldnlchl Sunday«: t;M A. M. .n d avary 1 « Public Service securities a high standing with m inute* u n til U :M P. M, ^ WELL WORTH The numerous advan W o n * S a a a d tages offered by our Waak daya: T J* A H aad avarv LISTING splendidly modern i investors. «0 mlaulea uatll I N P & ; thlj »vary 1* mlnuoa aatll «:»* p. u vice are well worth listing separately. The present offering of $ 5 Cumulative Preferred Stock (no A , v * r3r *® « “ **» 1 1 1 « Saturday«: T:t* A II aad avarv I* W e could, of course, list them in such par value), under our Popular Ownership minute« until !:•« A M. T Suadaya: A M. and avary t* fashion, hut to do so is not now nec plan, offers an excellent opportunity for in mlnutaa until tJ:*e a . M RVTHKRFX)RD-\KW l'ORK 128 essary, „ - leav* Valle* Bm k aad vestors, large and small, to purchase under j M ijm ul I % w ra — It is* only necessary to point Ouf'the r»r Jl*w Y»rk ierins which permit the investment of savings *»>• s»««n»ay* * *i A above Symbol of Service; it is the finest m.. * 3» A M and m r y 30 minui»« as they accumulate, of a safe and attractive u n til 10 Si P M.; than 1! SI “ M Sunday, t »« A M , t;*s a M • »1 possible guarantee of better mortuary A M . fhfB * II A. J|. and rv«ry S# ,»referred stock of one of the country’s mtiuitr. until lo JS |> M.; th«a n jj s e r v ic e . greatest utility enterprises. b u s b s f o k m u P*M k S t n i c t D r f a a r — • t o r j a m u W , " I *• «*» M l **ra«ra. or «a _ v WILLIAM C.COLLINS A s k A n y Public Service Employe • i* e r n r n u . T U , a n M / a r FUNERAL DIRECTOR PMMKI, ratal), or tonru :X(MWe for Strvurei Horn*: H a ( t a a d 7900. f a t J . 1SJ »WTVtSANT AVI. *u1 H(KFO*a .ÌOOO A 10« i£y.BLIcgsERV|CE, k 4. Na- U« T, A - lll .R heat, electric, *11 improvement* for, apartment*, conveniently located. erly alon* ÏKé r,Ni.f iiiw'ri ¡ 1 Newell «afy'TÄ.'i »mall family. Rental $35. 414 See-* H. R. Bogle * Co. 800 Ridge ñu« to.. (h- een lar Une al gtuyvaaaat I I to « odook «aeapt Sunday* aad Arvnu«ina. I lecal koHdan. ond Street, Lyndhurst. 10-VSt Rd-. l yndhurst, N. J. OOMIN-TC1C 1 IJVK1.i l . ______tT d l. rown.hin ow * of th e Townakli ' . / i l ot Urndtiurat New J«eeer-26—Fees «18.90. schedule undefeated and unscored upon, Louis Williams, the hurling ) Pre-season form seems to indicate a Hannagen of Fourth street have re erford relative to drainage at Rutherford A ve . booting back was there. Mac- Reick was on the . •line. 1 Hank 1 1 Oliphant' '1|—1— *■ — was - ' successful season for the local tossers. turned from a vacation spent at Bel- Nearly a score of players are trying Bids for drainage facilities tn the North apinlling them back from center and Lou Silvers, a Lyndhurst representa mar. eastern drainage district received. Resolu for »berths on the team. Added to last tion In demise of Police Surgeon Robt. tive, was playing defensive back:' W. Rodman adopted. year's regulars are A1 Johnson, Chip Adjournment Christ and Marty Dolan, three exper Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ayers of They were there doing more than a little in helping the Bayonne, N. J., spent the week-end ienced court vets. MEETING AUGU8T tTH Fogartyman k e e p a great record going. But when the^team with Mr. and Mrs. Dorr of Pine Roll call: present. Mayor Woods, Com The Union A. A. me* of last sea missioners Crankshaw and Smith. Dis trotted out on the field it was; “Who’s futschck? Which One? street. cussion town affairs In general. Reports son’s team who are ajjain out for the received from Director Finance and from from all of the fans. And the last minute institutions from the team are Bill Breslin, Bob Hessels, Police Recorder and Building Inspector. opposing coach was: “Watch Tutschek!” Though, fair Keanry .Resolution in turning over of Jauncey Tom Jordan, Soule O’Sullivan, Chili William A. McCulloch of 630 Ten- Avenue to County adopted. followers will teU you, it did about a thimbleful of good. Demarest, Jack Kleman.__ Eyck Avenue, sailed Saturday, Oct. 6 , Engineer directed prepare data for re quired land at Valleybrook and Ridge Meanwhile the marathon snuad is | for an extended tour of the west coast R oad for rounding of bad corner. Unfortunately at Kearny this year they have no Tutschek to help readying for the ten mil« grind to b* via the Panama ('anal on the S. S. Counsel directed acquire land for Cy them through the most difficult schedule that has been arranged for press St. extension. held in Belleville this momn. The I California, of the Panama Pacific Line. Cousel directed prepare ordinance for the Red School. The morale gets a deal of bolstering when they talk of him, but while morale helps in !»*>lhall games, the points are what count. French, Ronnie. Gillespie and John St Peter, the local boy, Trans-Allantic Short-Wave Station will form the back held. French will do the booting and the line plunging; Ronnie will sweep the ends and St. Peter will hit the tackles, ddlespte, a new comer, is an unknown Come Asbury Park, In North Jersey Nears Completion Nutley, East Orange. East Side (Newafk) and Central (Newark), not exactly in that order, but there just the same Kearny will be in there fighting every minute with the hardest charging, iorward wall that has New Circuit All-Jersey cn American Side Is Being Rushed to Meet been seen in Kearny in a long while, but every game as the schedule Demands of Increasing Number of Overseas Calls. nears the end is going to be an uphill, underdog battle. 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