WOMAN SEVERELY HURT FIRST STEP TAKEN-J' WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE R O T H E R E S IG N S A S 8th Democrats Given Endorsement NORTH END G. 0. P. DISTRICT COMMITTEEMAN Cars driven By..osear Johnson of SCHOLARSHIP FUND TO GET REDUCTION 1502 Maple avenue and by Alexander By The Non-Partisan League The resignation of Joseph Rothe, of , Russack, of 141 Mertz avenue, collide- WITHDRAWS FROM 122 Summit avenue, as Republican | <** ?t Clark and Center streets, result- county committeeman of fee sixtii dis COMMITTEE PLANS The Hillside. Non-Partisan League IN WATER CHARGES' tee In a number, of Injuries to Mrs. Lee and AUcorn •" were notified of trict has been forwarded to Alexander League last night chdorsed for election the leagues action and arrived in the THE REGULAR CLUB J. Falk, chairman of the committee, __...... ------“ Russack, who was treated-iby Dr to the Township Committee the Dem latter part of the meeting. They spoke fe e Times learned this week. TOHOLDCAMPAIGN Township Committee Adopts Re- Jerome-j . kobb. Johnson was driving ocratic candidates, Samuel AUcorn briefly, declaring their first interest Mr. Rothe Said he i? required by solution To Bring Matter Before wcst on Clark street, when t>.n«.anir- arid Arthur T.,Lee. at a m e e t in g ^ Contend Action Of Regulars Is is the protection and benefit of the business conditions to give more at Will Start In September On Public Utilities Board drove out of Center Street, Patrolmen the Hillside Avenue Sohool The aetjon Not Compatible With High taxpayers, and said they, will keep tention to .his busifies and conequent- Drive To Make Township i Prank McGhee and Charles Grant followed a recommendation by the Ad Aims’ Of North End faith with the taxpayers. They said ly will be unable to do fee work re ‘Community Conscious’ RETAINED PERCENTAGES Vestagased the accident. visory board fea t fee members of the they would make no promises andi quired of a committeeman. The letter RETURNED TO CONTRACTOR board unanimously and unreservedly would not-be dictated to or dominated. CULMINATES QUARREL is dated July 7 and as yet rib reply has PUBLICITY CONSIDERED considered AUcorn and Lee, the best ...: Other speakers included J, Harry ON NAMING ASSESSOR been .made by Mr. Falk A VERY VITAL FACTOR A resolution was adopted by the candidates after having interviewed Swann, Charles E.. MoCralth, Jr„ and Township Committee Wednesday night the Democratic and Republican nom Raymond Iglar. The North End Regular Republican REV. CANTY REPORTS Flaps were laid last night for a cam- * to petition the Board of Public Utili inees. Club severed its affiliations wife fee paign to make Hillside “ community ties Commissioners for a reduction in „ .Thggi,as,. president of the Regular.. Republican Qlqb. of Hillside Conscious’’ of the Scholarship 4jd the water rates charged by the Eliza PICNICA SUCCESS league, made a report on why fee. ad- Tuesday night at a meeting ip the Fririd; at it f e jh e Sigh fichoto beth town W ater Company. The resolu visory board had reached the decision. Masonic Building. A resolution VIT APPOINTED BY Fund r,immlttoc tion listed several reasons why this Rev. Father Thomas F, Canty, ppas- adopted withdrawing its board__ He pointed out that the preamble o f and the executive board of the Alumni'" should be done, Including the conten- ter i>f the St. Catherine's Church, m fe e league’s constitution declared the trustees from fe e board of trustees of Association of fee school. The group tlon that the company's investment is 'following letter to the Times belief of the group that a political ma- the Regular RepubllcaW'OlUb. SCHOOL BOARD TO Iroted to sponsor a community, card : not as large as it was when the rates ”hanks..th03e..who participated. In and M jlte is a danger iio a community. He Was Returning; Home After Visit Affiliation Detrimental Iparty and da-nos in..fee high schoofca • were increased a few years ago and attended the w m m l^ ^ F ^ S n ic VBSld' declarod it 6 time appointments were To Step Daughter When Hit = John W. Krug, district leader of . .fee. terlday-.evening Sept8mha£_23: tlie fact that the-service is not up to Saturday made on the basis of qualifications and B y C a r On Salem Ave. REPLACE GEO. LANT fourth district, presented fee resolu Publicity to fe e needs arid merits of the standard maintained at that time — not on the number of votes a man con ‘The ‘Old Fashioned Community tion. He declared many members of fee fund and fee work it is acroin- r Seek Secretary Post- trols or can-influence. He said the sole ■ The man fatally ipjured' Monday Picnic1 which was held on St, Oatoer- Runnerup In Election Nam ed the club have absented themselves plisiifog was decided upon as a vital - , Three ^ applications werewww iLwimureceived for -vjivuiiii&j juiy am was a .object now is to find jobs for fee peo Sohooi Grounds, July 9th To Fill Vacancy Caused By from meeting because of its. affilia night when struck by an automobile factor necessary to gain voluntary eori- 3 ple who control votes. , the post o f clerk to the Board of As- big success and X wish to thank every- tion with the Regular Republican in Salem avenue about twenty feet tributions from' business fums in- • sessors from Graham Winters, Sidney A. Wopd, secretary of the Recent Resignation ! who took part aa well i those* Club. - The club can achieve greater south of the intersection of Francis dustries and individuals. A program'of Jacobi and Albert Adams..They were who .attended league, in his speech declared that Anton A. vit, Jr, of 1520 Long ave untiy and strength within its ranks place, was identified Tuesday evening Ipuiollclcy concerning the work of the filed with other applications and the While many members are personal by pon-participation in fee Regular is ' WitUam-' GIM Oy; $8; - J a f i g r ' K r fiifto ccmmitsee wifi be ldid out. A pub. .‘I feel it is my duty at this time to nue, was appointed by members o f the appointment will be made at a later personally thank Mr. Ohas F. Jones, friends of the Republican candidates, Republican Club activities;- he assert Rherman avenue; Newark, who had ilieity oommlttee was appointed .by date. Mrs. Wells Woodfleld, the pre Mayor Stanley Weston, Mr. Wm. Robert O. Thompson and Committee- Board of Education Tuesday night to ed. John E, Trousdell, former Town- been visiting his. Step-daughter, Mrs Township Committeeman Harry. ’ sent clerk, informed the committee she Brooks, Judge ^amyel B. Goldstein, m an George W. Herlich they feel that complete fee -term of George O. Lant Ship Committeeman, declared he Anthony Nowhark, of 15 James street, Schnabel, ohairman of the Scholar- : this is the tim e. for standing for the refused to consider accepting the job. Police Chief Norman' Sanford, police who resigned two weeks ago. The term —glad tosee the North -End club break: ••nd was returning to Newark when hip Fund Committee, as follows;” : principles they believe in rather than The ordinance authorizing the Town Captain John Mason, Fire Chief away from a group that might inter* Struck. Anton A. Vit, Jr., Eugene F, Hoffman, simply on friendship. expires in February. ship Committee to appoint the clerk Albert Chamberlain, Mr. John Trous- fere wife the township oommitteemen Held For Manslaughter nine Nichols and Arnold H. to the Board of Assessors was passed High School Graduate dell. Mr. Robert Thompson. Mr H-.ign who are qualified to run fee township, The car was driven by Charles L. McCigig, on final reading. The annual salary ari for election to the board Gense), Mr.- Arthur -Lee, -Mr,Georgs Hillside Is too fine a community to be Wallraff, of 46 -King street, a candi The fund committee and fee alumni _will_ba $780, Honeywell, Fire Captain P. J. Keelan twice. He was defeated for a place run by any board or steering committee date last yiar lo r the Bepublremy no- executing board Will meet, next month " The retained percentages which the of the Elizabeth Fire Department, as 800 ATTEND PICNIC jnnlv hv a small margin this year, hold- and does not want dictation from such Mlqn for Tax Collector, W allraff to ooRsider further plans for building township is holding on paving Jobs y e ll as members of both the Elizabeth tog fourth place in a field ofsiX.He a body,” ne naasd, There was no other aUiotoJ uii' a ieCliuicaf Charge of up fee fund available for loans, H o ff-.... done by Chapman & Montgomery and Hillside fi>ligt_4 ^ 'E i r e Depart carried the west end of the township comment as the action was taken wife [Slaughter and turned over to fee mann, who is president of the Alumni will, acording to the terms of a reso ments who took paift in the sport OF PROGRESS CLUB by a decisive vote but lost in the other a rising vote. immediately. prosecutor's office, Chief county Be* Association, will call a meeting of that lution passed, be returned although games), also the Blessed Sacramenlt parts of Hillside. He is the first gra The resolution severing the tie be ■ f ife® Roy^-Ar Martin ^^ paroled'-him-in organization to gain toe cooperation . the time limits have not yet expired. Church Baseball team who also parti* The first annual outing and carni duate of Hillside High School to be tween fee clubs follows: is own oustody. of the alumni who promised their sup- ’ This is being done so that Chapman cipated. come a direotor of the.school system. Resolution Adopted ■>rfc last month. 1 , val o f the Progress Club Sunday at Wallraff was driving south in-Salem * Montgomery may pay their taxes He Is a lawyer with offices in Eliza Those present at the meeting last "Drum Major Frank La TOra and his Unitea Singer's Grove, Springfield "Whereas, fee North:End Regular Re avenue when his ear strabk the man. on property here in order. that the beth. ■ publican Club was formed for -fee pur night were, Mrs. Frederick J. Brengel -AmertcanLegion. Fifo_and Dxura. Corps, Patrolman Albert Borst, who was off township may not have to accept tax reported a great soflial and flnan- and Mrs, Alvin,®. Graff, of the Wo- / and the V-oild War Vetoians Tiff . At the time of Lant's resignation poses of advancing fee civic and poli dpty apd lives nearby, took the viotim title liens because of thq inability to -oial- SLiooess Moie 'han 300 men, wnf nen’s Club tors. George Hi Beyer, for and Drum Corps Vfor their kind co it was believed the board would leave tical welfare o f the citizens of ‘Hillside Elizabeth Genera l Hospital in pay the taxes. To indemnify, the town She operation hr carrying a banner through i and children 'were present, each the place open, as has neon fee oustom by promoting the principleAf the Re — ,w: driven by Daniel young, Jr,, of he Saybrook p T, A.; Mrs. Walter A, • ship against any loss through possi publican party: qpd Schorn for fee High School P, T. A.;' out Hillside and their fine exhibition child .receiving..a bqx of craekerjack in vacancies in the past, Harry C, La- 33 Brookslde avenue. Although fee ble faulty construction, since the main- “Whereas, in furtherance of these Wilbur H. Oox, principal Of fee High pn„ .the school grounds, and a toy. Force, president, raised fee question car lushed" through city traffic escort- tenanee bonds have not expired, Chap purposes it requested permission for 'Schd"l and treasurer of the funtlppi " I want‘to thank M r Alexander MJ There were sixteen sport events the Tuesday night whether the vacancy ed by Patrolman Frank Salzman of man & Montgomery agrees to present three members of its" executive board Arnold H. MrClow. for ! » - Hills.ie Ellam and his personal friends for winers of which were awarded prizes. should be filled after all, and Hugo S. he Elizabeth police, O’Reilly was dead a bond for the money involved in the Gensel noved, that filled, suggest to sit on fee Board of Trustees of fee •es. or. 1 the fnllowind r’ embers o f .- their part in the picnic where they These included dashes, sack race, it be PrtaStyp7 atrthe hospital. retained percentages to be returned, Regular Republican Club as delegates, A)*-ir:ii e-jsertiiris l*oard; Antori : three legged race, shot put,,-basebafi ing feat fee successor come from the , The ordinance abolishing all volun had been able to bring all classes of and Identification Made p it, Jr., ’21; Eugene F, Hoffmann game between the Progress Club ahd west end, which has been seeking re teer firemen was passed on final read •Hillside people together, to edOy one There was a_isole in fe e vlgMaa’a I Joseph A- Policastro .*26; Miss Hillside Cardinals. The latter won the presentation. J. Henry staub, Jr, .“Whereas; the actions of fee Board of ing. Exempt Firemen’s certificates day of sociability and sports, forehead, his left leg was fractured raine Nieholr*27; Miss Jean M a rla game by a 5-3 score. seconded fee motion. After it carried, Trustees of the Regular Republican were granted to Freeholder Le Roy I hope and trust this good feeling a motion to apipoint Vit was made by Club are-not compatible lytfe the high and his side was crushed. The bodj ’28; Russell C. Neidor ’29, and ■ -A door prize was won by Mm. Al G. Hoesly, Joseph Carragion, Bernard ggnj-ltgie Harry W *"Doremus. and seconded by aims and ideals with which this cliib ms taken to Martin’s Morgue, Eliza- nes Intrafcartola ’30. ; bert Perlman- of_ 1413 Maple avenue. E. Fischer, Ethan Allen Yuill, Arthur William J, Rieder. The motion passed conceived and continued in ex bfefe, where a ohanoe visit by Oharles - yery—truiy-yowrs.— The affair was in. charge o f the en* M. Farrell, Martin Duffy and Anthony unanimously. The terms of Doremus istence; and •1. Downing of 19 James street, resulted Rev. Thomas F. Oanty, Pastor, tertainment and athletic committees. Brouss. and Rieder expire next year wife v it’s. “ Whereas, the" con^nuahee of our In -the identiflcatlon. This was confirm St. Catherine’s Church, Hillside Max Fink was chairman ahd Jack zj ed by Anthony Nowhark. For Economy In County After a telephone odnversation wife executive board to sit on that board of Kevoe secretary of the former while BURNED IN ATTEMPT A resolution was adopted placing Aaron Schurman, president of the trustees as delegates might be consid When he left home Monday, O’Rlelly iFrankiih 1. Jacobson was chairman Hillside on record as being In favor of Hchurman Construdtion Company, ered as an approval of such action ; and said he might Spend fee mght w ife A the municipalities of the pounty ask SENTENCED TO STATE and treasurer of fe e latter. A five* general contractors on fee George "Whereas, fee North End Regular R-e step-son, Wilbur Doremus, in Newark. TO EFFECT RESCUE ing the Board of Freeholders, to in piece band furnished music for danc Washington School, the board decided publican Club is a separate ehtlty and For this reason no worry'was felt over hot in any way a part of the Regular form the various municipalities of all' ing. The event started at 10*;30 a. m. to "leave action concerning leakage in, his absence. Bom in Rochester, N. Y,; Michael Hollick, of 129 Barvard measures effecting (them when ap PRISON FOR LARCENY Republican Oltib of Hillside; therefore he lived 'n Hillside before moving to and-'adnfciaued-.until-8_ p, ifL fe e cellars of fee school until after venue, suffered burns in i hlz face, propriations for improvements are un a conference by August C. Ullflch, be it Newark eight years ago. He was at hands and body Saturday when he der consideration. Andrew uenownz,, of 73' Bright attorney for the board, and Rieder. "Resolved, fegrtTfee North Ehd, Re cue time employed by the Elizabeth and a companion tried to extricate An ordinance repealing the ordinan •street, was sentenoed to not less than newly appointed chairman of the sites' gular .Republican Club withdraws its Nursey Company’ He was employed by two youths pinned under a burning ce providing for the paving of Brook- one year nor more than three years ill OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS -fed hew buildings committee in place executive board as"delcgates from the the City of Newark at Newark Airport truck -on. -State Highway. Route 29 at side avenue in conjunction with the stat the State Prison 'at Trenton by Judge of Lant, ’ with representatives of fee board of trustees' of the Regular Re- at the time of his death. He leaves his Bound Brook. was passed on first reading, . This Lloyd Thompson oil Special Session REMOVAL OF DIRECTOR bonding companies. A special .meeting publioan Club; and be It further wife, step-son, step-daughter and a ■ Anthony Ercdlno, 18, of N ew . York abrogates a contract elite re J m q wi-h |g|tpj^Moafla3tm0riring-on.-]aJs“plea-o£- probably will have 'to be called this "Resojved, that copies or this re- brother who is a* Roman* Oafeolio City, and Sylvester Deiago,__17, o f the state by which Hillside was..re-, breaking, entering and month since fee board decided all -solution he forwarded to the board of priest In Rochester,. Plainfield, who had been caught m SI The Township, Committee will meet quired to pave the wings of highway larceny* at-. the tailor shop of Jacob action must be prompt. frustees of tfee Regular Republican der their biirriifig truck, died of their shortly with county officials of the route 29 from Hilldale place to the' Petristoin, Long avenue, June 18. ‘Blub arid' to the press.” I injuries in the Somerset Hospital, Emergency Relief Administration to Rieder, who talked with Schurman, bridge over Liberty avenue. The State The indeterminate sentence of one Particulars Missing ^Somerville, discuss the committee’s request that said the latter felt fee board’s move will do all the work,, as Hillside has to three years Is the first to be imJ 3 oou](l be found to specify In Tile truck, in which Hollock arid Alan D. Hall be removed as deputy in requesting the bonding company to NEIGHBOR SOUGHT not the funds to carry out the terms posed ■ In-fee -county stourt since 1 the what particulars the actions -of fee his companion, Clifford Eckert, of 431 municipal director and’ that Mrs. Celia take atetlon to remedy the condition of the contract. efiactment of the- law changing the board of trustees of fee Regular Re South Sixteenth street, -Newark, were Trousaell, Sverseer of the poor be had injured his firm, and. as a result Emergency Bonds Planned mode of sentence from straight to in publican Club were "incompatible." it riding collided with -feat carrying-/; named in his place County relief of-: he felt it was necessary to find ouT IN STABBING FLEES A resolution providing for the is determinate sentences, which became Is known, however, that Charles-F. Ereollna and Deiago. The latter’i flcials suggested the conference after whether fee construction or fee spe- suance of $13,000 in general emergency effective May 2CJ Jones, former president of the Re truck overturned and burst into flames. cifications were at fault. Annoyed'by a loud dispute Wednes bonds to replace outstanding-tempor -Toraship. Clerk Howard J. Bloy, gular Republican Club, who resign- municipalrelief-director, Jiad. referred Rieder. reported Schurman .would day night in a neighbor's J yard, Joseph ary notes was adopted. The bonds will ed that position two weeks ago on fee the matter to' them after the- Town ImVe engtoesrFTrom-ffls-bondingfeonfe grounds of“ iltoess- ar.d doctor’s orders, Rasbertozzl, 5o;G?f:io Acme place, went be spread over a period of eight years. pany inspect the building to place fee Another resolution adopted oontain- ship Committee Voted to remove his and who is ohairman ' of the North fee yard arid stabbed George Church Services responsibility and that if fee construc Libertozzi, 37, of 33 State street, ac VARIED PROGRAM ON ed Instructions to the tax collector in name from the payroll as an economy End weoutive board, and. Kenneth M. move; H tion were faulty he would correct fee Ross, member of the executive board cording to police. Libertozzi - is In a the~ case of veterans tax icxuiiua.refunds. Franklin, Memorial Church,. Maple defect. He ^had not determined what critioiai condition in Beth Israel Hos On the recommendation o f Engineer' avenue a rK e ei7~RByr-P3ul-fcr-Tilden7 were openly resentful over the ap- SCREEN AT MAYFAIR action he would take If the engineers pointmeht June 23 of Fred W. Tlchen- pital, suffering from four wounds. Henry K reh Jr, the towhship-vdlL-t0=.Hirmffilater.s:lQ- H B [ a, nn— -graded.-oHtiroh- called the specifications faulty, Rieder or. as a member oi the Board of As-' quest Chapman & Montgomery to-.schnni_.il moming .worship n i a n r o , ■ACwidhig tu M ry—Hbertozzir—she- ■ "T h m a th o s -o f-a —boy s struggle to ~ said. LaForee asserted he eeuld not sessors by fee Township Committee. and”-her •husband^ern-qun,w(*fing- in. clean out------the v.«voocracks a**in MWthe (mvcuicupavement mon by the Rev. J. Edgar Washa- :QQrBffiBg= fear -arid—thus ... overcome > At uWlltlltAMlaa _ 1.__ r A_ 1« .... - . _ _ VITAL STATISTICS how Schurman could- evade re As It appears, the appointment of- their back yard when Rasbertozzi of Fairbanks street. Another recom. baugh, Superintendent of the Newark sponsibility for the Job. .physical handicap provides the dram Tichenor and its circumstances were Called to them askmg about whom mendation of the. engineer urged petv -District of -the. Newark-Conferenee.. atic ..appeal of “When a Feller Need* ' The board at first had discussed a the culminating factor in a number of they were talking. They replied, she ion toward the completion of the imi- 7130 p, m. evenmg praise by George- ■. Friend,” co-starring Jackie Cooper Births proposal to have a firm waterproof the minor disputes between the North End provement of Bloy street so as not to F. Bowne said that they were talking about no Mud Charles “Orilc" Sale, which will cellar at an estimated cost of $300 and and the Regular clubs. In session of lose the Stato aid of $25,000. Work Son, William Frederick Crowell, to A few’ minutes lster, she stated, Hea'a'TKe program at the M ayfair * Tuesday July 19, 8 p. : to charge ‘ fee expense against $700 the Board of Trustees of the Regular cn the job was halted when the con Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 8. Crowell, Rasbertozzi came into their jrardWhen Theatre to night and tomorrow, ’ .'ga g [- tjcr- by-Qrville E. Beal, s.fe.1 owed to Schurman and held by Republican Club, numerous ballots i p tractors Wallace & Gilbert, were -of 22 Lehigh place.— her husband shohted that he had ■ The popular child star is said to Son, Richard Gregory Schultz, to -tbe-board-nntU-fche-cellar -is satisfac •were taken tn- -an- attempt -to reach a ■been .Stabbed she rar. -into the stren- able to finish the .job: tory riflve his most effective .role j n this m Elizabeth Avenue ProsbytorianChurdr Mr. and “M rsr Joseph Henry- Schultz,- decision on a single recommendation » a poiice bex and , called headquart- p ^ , ir r A representative of the Unempldy- -^ietAe -m-felehseeri as a boy ~ ’■ Rev. Arthur Ndrthwood, pastor. 9:30 a. of 38 Compton terrace. To Study Salaries to fee Township Committee for mem- ~ea Council of Hillside asked reared who longs to pigy .a sliafe in the “back “ a. graded school. 1U14b a. m. worship ■Th« hnarrl W m llj appr>„„i y ter- of the Board of Assessors. Ross of the committee for the refusal Of son, Douglas cricnum biiunyie, -to When Patrolman Frank McGhee ar- lot" activities of his friends but who fife sermon, “The Joy of Living.1? 7 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dittmyre, of 266 was tne canaiaate el fee Norm Elia tee Board of Education to permit n letter sent out by. President LaForee TTved HAsncruJMi nau neu. m e uiiicer- ...... by ' im other bids he” ” Ur4 Christian Endeavor Clark street. fo f“ the* recommendation,- Charles B, them the use of the Hurden-Looker p to school employees,' notifying them took Libertozzi to fee hospital where his leg br-aoe. Sun, Alien Alte Hinkes, to Mr. and ® y lo r the West End’s candidate arid school for meeting purposes. He said that a study o f fee question of salary a blood transfusion was furnished by Laid in Mid-Western Town TO VISIT LATIN AMERICA Mrs. Joseph Hinkes, of 500 Leslie Oden F. Libby the South Side’s, Un permission■7— waswus grantedgranten atar. first-and- urst anrt reductions is to be made during -the George Tremarco of 70 Baker street. The story, adapted from William .street, summer, and that the subject is ex able to reach a rnajority for any one then revoked • after “pressure from : Miss Bonn narper, K7-N^-and~fter Despite an all night search by Police Johnston’s novel; •“Limpy-," is K id in Daughter, Barbara Jean Ohl, to Mr. -at-fee. three, tire hours of ha.HM.jne higher up” was brought to bear. sister, Miss Kathleen Harper, R, N., pected to be taken up wife them in •Ghief -Norman L. Sanford, -Captain a small mid-western town in which arid Mrs. Arthur R. OKI, of 275 Liber- were ended with the elimination of No Jurisdiction daughters of Mrs. If. Harper, of 1386 September. The belief was expressed John Mason and Chief County Detec pfSli' Randall, a moderately successful ty avenue. Taylor’s name. This resulted in a Chairman Stanley H Weston in- Munn avenue, will sail tOinorrow onlthe in the letter feat the school employees tive* Roy A. Martin-arid a-general alarm lawyer,’ his wife and their little aim, : Daughter. Catherine Elizabeth Ko- Slight majority for Libby. formed him the committee had no Mauretania to- visij the Wssi Indies, would “co-operate” with fee board in- for the arrest of -Rasbertozzi, he has- familiarly known as Limpy, make their zari, to Mr. and Mrs. Stepheh Kozan, P. S. Connections ttw matter. Doremus, Reider and not been found. • home. Because of his injured leg, the Objections to fee Public Service of 1419 Munn avenue. Urnis R. wallack were appointed a Randalls have mollycoddled* TJmpr Marriage Licenses oommlttee to make a( study of fee ! connections of Libby resulted in fee j_L *--- wMjwwTO im auuwmg nuy TWO AUTOS ARE BADLY from babyhood and in so doing, deve TO James Crlcchi, of Bloomfield, and question and report on a plan by the unofficial proposals of three compro ■ group «™up use of a school without the rirtrr-.whft i,s._a. lop a terrific feeling of inferiority in -Scntemher ^ .1mise candidates when it appeared that usual fee whUe other organizations Gorges ^Hospital,, Ancon DAMAGED IN SMASH fee boy. This causes him consistently W a.___— *-- To William John Dlescher, of Ir- Libby wisma not receive tnn vuue of were required to pay the fee, The H On the presentation of a petition by vington, and Nellie Campbell of 131 a majority o f the Township^Commit- car driven by Skmuel Revoe of 173. Ply was made that the Eioard of Edu- LEAVES FOR SHORE residents in fe e vicinity the board - I fee effort of Uncle Jias, aged Franklin street. iee, regardless of fe e urtiomminda- Osborne terrace, Newark; was Struck cetion knew the Unemployed Council Mrs. N: Perselay and. family,' of 1016 agreed to have the playground at the friend of the family, to help the boy ’ 4 . ,. Deaths tions. by one drlven -by Mrs Oelia Peterson Prospect street are leaving today for high school opened at 8 a. pi. dally (OiHitlniwU on P «»* Foar) - r i was not In a position to pay the fee of 1122 Salem avenue Tuesday morn Belmar wher they ” ----- will...... ’tomato...... until Harold Smith, 5 days, of 26 Locust instead of at 1 p. m. There will be no The three compromise candidates when the permission was granted in avenue. ing, causing only slight bruises and the fall, supervision during the morning and advanced were Frank Rochelle; of fee Sensational Offering— Fifty llljto: the first place. Objection was also West End; Tichenor, a nominal mem- nervous shook ’ for both drivers' but - J n ^ . i f t ^ i i s L„tomaahip'S,, ruling pro- on Saturdays. A request was' ordered tionally Famous ~ ’’s overturning and badly damaging Re- HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED sent to Police Chief Norman L. San- (Continued on Page Four) hibitlng street meetings as being con- so you O T““tiavrTt' 'm''pTtme 'eonaitton' voe’s car. The accident occured at. tesry to the Constitution’s guarantee r«ta “ ttat“ -pauroiTne»i make - pertotur Simmon’s Beautyieit; for that weekend trip. Let us look Kmg-*treet-aitof8a4«mftveuu*.Ji4VM of free assembly.' Mr. Weston said the Real Estate and Insurance stops at fee playground while making Mattresses, R e g u k r H i over your tites, points, plugs and h|! HONEYWELL going west on King street cross Sales, Exchanges, Rentals their rounds during fee unsupervlsed township had a -right to make any bfjqatipn!, | S ing Salem avenue when his car was advertised price $88.70. lawk it desired and another member Every Insurance Need' hours. Funeral Home able value at only P IE R S O N ’S S T A N D A R D struck by the other, which was going of the unemployed group stated the The Hillside „ National Bank was north, on Salem avenue. Police Chief A ll Popular colo n i SERVICE STATION 1104 North Broad St. •troet meetings would be held in spite 1463 North Broad Street named as depository for school funds Norman L. Sanford, and Patrolmen FURNITURE I of the ruling. L374 N, Broad Street The resignation of Miss Sophie Ter TELEPHONES Thomas Duffy and George Wire inves 79-81 B ro ad S t r e v ) phone Terraco S-etM K U n b rth S-9080 ri une of School No. 8 was i 3-1000 E L I. 2-1770 tigated. Telephone ] s a g g .L8IDE TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1882 area and tight rope walking a slippery SHERIFF SALE SBKBirrS BAM forced him down with violent threats SCHNABEL, FrnlCwt log managed to fall and fracture his made by Edmund R. HZffey, surveyor, and the “ Black Noose” did the rest. , WEDNESDAY. TKfc SRD-I at one o'clock Standard (two o'< Newark, New Jere_ey, July '1101, ’left wrist. Immediate medical- atten The boys turned to for a night“s rest AVGUST, A* lu 19si light Saving) Time, In the afi “Map • Tit* one ©‘clock Standard (two 0 ■aid day. SCOUTER SAYS tion was given to Harry’s injured arm but they were awake most of the night light Saving) Time, in the a ■arm,■ Although: from the middle nf the killing mosquitoes wmen seemed to period on he found himself quite have come to camp from all parts. Troop No.11 handicapped nevertheless^ his name can After a restless night the boys were i the County < ■ -'Wiii'ty-two seouts and three leaders be found above as one o f those scouts reminded' of the new day by Marshall tate oi New Jeraey. TNG at the westerly corner .. returned from, Oamp Burton at All- whs ‘ advanced himself a rank. Blowing reveille from his tent with • siusnirr s sale icrly of John J.effery, deceased, second olass scout he became the Public Service Compahy. alre last Sunday. They> had spent the blankets tucked up under his chin. Chancery^ o^f New sterijT side of the Upper Road first perigd week at" "this camp and and-it-is believed that had he broken His life was in peril as he. woke up all om Newark to: Ellzabett they went places and did ‘things. Here more holies he might have become an of Union County. After breakfast the North—Bfoad—StpeeH—then< Eagle rather hurriedly. T Is allright, boys went* to the lake for a swim un along the said i srly line of North Broad is the proof. feet to a point; thence The following-seouts advanced from Harry Luftman, Jr., you sure were a der the guidance of Bob Davis., while (2) southeasterly at right angles to North the rank of Tenderfoot to that of Se real scout to the emergency of pain a detail stayed with Mr. K ling and Broad Street, eighty-six feet and sis cond Glass Scout: Scouts Alex Tich- and/ suffering and those cheers qjt Mrs. Weiman to prepare Sunday line of property (now or formerly) of Y Foods that are Clean lunch time out of the- mouths and ■sner, Ernest-Shawcross, Robert Wal- dinner of hunter’s stew. There were 'an rh A V o V four degrees antf twenty-two minutes c lack, John Lapp, Nelson Edwards, Wal- hearts of 160 boys and leaders for seconds to be had bUt hot wanted. Fresh and W holesom e taste better . t e r - Edward Jotantos and Harry ducting yourself as you did must have The boys voted that Mr. K ling and m W S P Tlme^ln (t C Hftirnoon'^oi Luftman, made you fee) good. Uufortunate I) along the same nor Mr. Weiman could always cook their fees west elghty=eight The following scouts advanced from things take place in life BSt defeat meals when they wont to camp. After is terfly-Taiwer-!^- :N;oxtt^ will never down you. T h a t is real the rank of Second Class to that of cleaning up, camp was broken and Towns®. $ ^^ifslde71”® theJiQUDty 0? Un- Premises known a^' First Class Scout: Sam Brink, Jack scoqt chare ter and your leader and pfe the trek home started at l- an p m esterly line of Bloy The’ above jlroperty i Fallouts, Bob McNamara, and Peter 's -have every reason to be proud The boys hiked home in grouqs so as set to “the following 1 Richkus.' lo f youT You wear your '‘71” welll some of them might pass the first The- following advanced from the The following scouts are staying class hike requirements. Only a few Why not eat more fish when you-’ rank of First Ola® to that’ of Star rver for this weeks period and some o f cases of blisters were-discovered- and ft can be sure it comes to you Glean :hence ‘ (2F SoHth "6B ' ^Soouti Seorge Nteagher. Jiem. will be returning this ,.Sunday, was surprising to see the “ pep” dis n May 1 and Fresh from the The following scouts advanced from Sam Brink and Orville Cook who were played by the boys as they marched A St Mis___ 24^1 EDJ&HT the rank of Star Scout to that of Life made tent, leaders for this period. down Crann street to break up on riraiierwithuifi: SCOUt, Walter Abramltis. Seouts Clark Cook, Billy Kihn, Billy back lawn of Mr. Kling’s home and SHERIFF’S A total of fourteen advancements is Potts, Bob Wallack, Lee Petersen, he Annexed District HILLSIDE SEA-FOOD Vow they would, go right o ff again Building an ssociatlon oi Che W “ well worth any boy’s time In camp and Billie Reed and Howard- Gillingham. back to camp. Suoh spirit can only corporation, complah a troop to make it must be working all The last period group of thirty-two come from good fellowship and map entitled^ "Map MARKET of the time. But that is just the Begin ’scouts -were officered by Scoutmaster operation and believe It or not 72 has ning of real accomplishments as you George M. Disbrow, Jr., Assistant erythtog plus. directed: I- she 2 H O L L Y W O O D A V E N U E cap readily understand when you read Scoutmaster Wm. Kihn, and Fred e Court Houbc li H IL L S ID E , N . J. - over- the following list of M erit Bodge Heeseman and Tent Leaders Bernard $7fl4h2De Within Sr 68 t°Xf” W e deliver an yw h ere at any time. awards earned by the scouts of .this Schorr, Ralph Faitoute and George and coals. pRANK. R EMMONS^ SheFiiCf' ARRANGEMENTS MADE Pay us a visit a n d be convinced troop: Meagher. The advancements secured Fees $.10.7,4 EDJ&HT ‘ JIu|y Irving Jacobi, Pioneering and Per and records made show conclusively Just Phone E lizabeth 2-9135 SHERIFF’S SALE— In Chancery of New sonal Health; Bernard Schorr, Pioneer that these “ ffleers worked a bit them- FOR LIONS FISHING TRIP A MAN I ADMIRE. A LOT ing; George Meagher, pioneering; Fred seives. Arrangements were made at Tuesday IS ONE WHO FEELS AS Heeseman, Pioneering; Ralph Faitoute, The great achlevenments made to/ MUCH AT HOME IN OVERAUS Pioneering and Leathercraft; Henry ;hls troop are such that to write fur ® By^ vlrtua^f ab Scannell’s Plaza Restaurant for a deep AS HR DOES IN A DRESS SUIT FUNERAL Qrbln, Leathercraft; "Bob McNamara, ther upon them or the advantages of Liberty Ave. Meat seh fishing trip to take p ig e o n Saturday Cooking, Leathercraft, and Swimming; camping would be out of order and ^orur?Ropbm, ^nbthe CoS b House in the city Folks feel right at home dealing at DIRECTOR July 23r Henry Stage, chairman of the Bob ©reason, First Aid and Leather therefore Scouter leaves you, the this station. There’s no restraint be committee, has.se far signed up ten craft and Walter Abramltis, Pioneer reader, to do your own judging. A Market tween ns and our customers. They lions, and is planning to get a full ing and First Aid, or a total of fifteen concluding thought, however, from the know they get a square deal here and ~thu_'tcf term oon—of- JOSEPH W A LCH , Prop. HOME FOR FUNERALS Merit Badges. itad of Scouter to the boys and of ttendance for ; the trip to Barnegat they know we get pleasure as well as Bay. Still these scouts from our own ficers of this troop, ‘‘You -did nobly inaf ter ^particularly 145 LIBERTY AVE.i profit out of serving them. town of Hillside were not satisfied for and brought honors and distinction to A softball game will be played, next Town^fh Hillside, N . J. HAEBERLE & some of them remembered that last thus district that reflect, greaj honor Tuesday afternoon between the Lions and the American Legion team at wat- year, was the first time in the history upon your District Corifinissloner, Fresh and Smoked Meats Blue Flash BARTH ’75r- the_caiup that a scout-had won a -Ooancli-Btesident anti Troop Commits kln's Oval, Johnson avenue. Newark. Home Made camp letter in one week. That being teemen and I am sure they realize 971 Clinton Avenue. REPORT ( Service Station so four boys tackled this difficult task that fact, To. Scouter you. are worthy Lamb; Veal, Poultry One block east o f Grove Street and they earned it like Bernard Schorr scouts and that spirit o f two years Fresh Vegetables. Burgess and Mac Fayden Phone Essex 2-4524 Irvington who had led the way last season. To ago is still alive. Keep it alive*” thence Northwesterly th! 100% Sunoco Oas and Oils “ Come in fo r our Special George Meagher, Henry Orbin, Walter Troop 12 244 Chancellor Avenue Abramltis. and Ralph Faitoute goes ■ On Saturday, July 9, fifteen scouts df Compton Place Use of Home W ithout Charge: of Troop 72 hiked to Surprise Lake, in Cor Clinton PI., Newark great, credit In bringing to this troop .ee^Tit b e g in n in g [the Watchung Mountain Reservation l l the high honor and distinction of Tel Big 2-1637 Nurse Attendant having five camp letter men and all to stay overnight. to be sold subject* earned within periods of one week. In the-absence of Scoutmaster “Bill11 Gagle, who is at camp with his outflt, L-auy.i .joga^elSect Distributors For The story is far from ended. For ^ “ h f fo X jssSa?aCI King,. formerly connected with. the second oonsecutive year this troop scouting to Brooklyn, acted as leader. ate/^$q!605°« ^and In oSffi&etiaotl.'Witk the troops-of five The boys started from the “Race Street councils: won the camp period baseball OLYMPIC PARK Cabin" at 1 p. m. and were-met at “ • FRANK R TCMMON^ Sheriff championship and in so doing defeat First Salem Dam by Mr. King who ed for the first time in the history of ST July 8-41 then. tqbk charge, Full camping equto, I M A P U W G O D the camp the Camp Staff baseball I STADIUM ment and “grub" waa included in the • DAILY— 4 a d 9 F. M. m M y S t team composed of former and present Flat and Gloss White pack and the boys made camp by 5T3ol college and prep school stars. This after stoppmg at Rahway River and Paints ..., r,;j. . » r . . . ~ ’ $1.00 Gal. game they took to the tune o f 18 to ff j CALIFORNIA FRANK'S (Route 29 for^hysical examination and and thg one from a combined team Ready Mixed Paints...... _$1 Gal. t h r i l l i n g b < rest. The oamp routine was taken to from Raritan and Monmouth Coun .charge_by 8- P.f L. Roy Davies, qnd SENSATIONAL K ff 0 £ U j cils by the score of 6 to3 and tfieri the Outside House Paint...... $1,75 Gal. and-Scribe J L Weiman. They proved C o w g ir ls final championship .game against a’ 100 Daring Cowboys and grave ' able lieutenants, pasing the boys to Double-X-Cleaner combined team from the Orange and f 60 Wild Steers and Bucking Bronchos! their tests and oqucbjgg others in their Reg. 75o ______!...... 6Qe Orange Mountains Counoils was won spare time. Mr. Weiman, father of the I BAND OF GENUINE SIOUX INDIANS by the score of 6 to 8. That is playing scribe, volunteered ’ to follow to .pick 4 hr. enamel T»yl°r’« Funou I Miu Mamie Frmach the game and iii as muoh as Fred up any of the boys who couldn't make Pierce or Man o’ W ar $1.00 Qt. I COWGIRL BAND World', S l l l S a l Heeseman was not permitted to pitch), ’the'” grant but'found no work to do Funny Clown, and Mules | R|fle Shot two pitchers in the personages of Henry and made , to camp “Light.” He then' Low Prices On Lawn Mowers Orbin and Edward (Muddy) Jotantos. ; . Adiuission— Adults 50c, Children 25c ssisted Mr. Kling atr the cooking and were discovered. The team was com general supervision, I t would have been • Includet Admission to Pork and Tax ;= ® posed of former members of the team great day had all the fathers made W e deliver MIT 2-1392 P“rW»« P « . tor 2W> C r , ^ SO** i last year but new names may be seen the trio, to the following list: Captain Ralph ter supper, which th e‘ boys each Faitoute. Fred Heesman, George [oooEeU-for hiraself. an. inner-troop of*, NEW YORK HARDWARE CO. Meagher, . Orville Cook. John Lapp, Paints, Builders' Hardware ganization called the “Black Noose” Faitoute, Tlchenor, Peter Jack;. Alex took oharge at the ■ council fire and Factory Supplies, Pyrene Richkus, Henry Orbin and Edward took fato “Camp” three of the. unl Fire Extinguishers Jotantos. There is a gang that would isted namely, Donald Kling; for 23 Springfield Ave., Newark do old Connie Mack’s heart good,to watch. merly ot Troop 174, Brooklyn, and the troop goat, T. Moss and Charlie Barth A climax of that nature would be who-by-the way almost lost out be* worthy of finishing any good story, e whenhe was wan|edhecouldfnot but .carrying mnpFfed Heeseman for b'e-fftsbii and it took all the search the second consecutive year oatoe away lights in camp to find him nested with the .championship in tennis. prettily near the. top of a. tall tree Playing three games Fred .Heeseman Scoiit Weiman climbed the tree and pioica VniSeL - .tiy bit a cnampiun and well he might with the interested SUpportcl's he iiaa in the torurnement. .. “ 71” was not satisfied t o carry away (the ipajor plums.hut jSjcont Ernest Shawcross entered his turtle to the derby and the turtle was so imbibed With, fathusiaslin -o t-S ji’i-^snMt- that be went-out and, won that turtle race -hands-down— Ernest—h^d—the=tufBe trained and H‘71J’ again c:une uut oiv top. M ISS A N N A V O N R H E IN An.unfortunate ocourenoe took place BEAUTY PARLOR when Scout HaiTy Luftman on rest 1019 N o rth B ro ad St. If You Want To Sing a Song of perioa found hiinself to a restrfete'd Special E ugene Permanent W ave Savings— To Save Time $5.00
SPECIAL and Money SHAMPOO AND W AVE ...... J1.00 Monday. Tuesday and WwlimBay Order Your in going to Newark, simply go to yonr Telephone Elizabeth 2-fses ------— -comer hail a fomfortahlf. Somerset Bus which will' take you quickly and Coal Now! conveniently to the heart of Newark, Red its big stores and its amusements. GEORGE COMPTON Permanent Our summer coal prices are the W a v i n g lowest in years. Money "depos Hillside Residents Now Have a New, AND SON ited” in a coal fill-up now pays F a st Line at Their S ervice better than 30% "interest,’’ and For Newark, leave Bloy Street and Route: REAL ESTATE is absolutely safe, and available. 29; 6 :63, 7 ;23, 7 :63 A. M., a n d every thirty INSURANCE SAVE additional money by get minutes un til 10:23, l l :08, 11:53; P . l L (andl Established life Maries Beauty Salon ting our " lo w e r than lo w ” prises 12:38 A . M . Sundays only.) before you order. Phone your or- For Scotch Plains, Plainfield, N e w Market,. i I M North Broad Street 1571 M A P L E A V E ^ I gr ading and -— v------— — D uncHen Hnnnri ^ , , 2 Q— ,— jn „ 7 .nr Terrace S-B08I Hillside, N . J. weight assured. - s ,:3L an d every thirty minutes u n til 9 :37,10 :W„ < Specials Monday to Friday P A S S I N G one car after another in registration gains, die Manicuring 35c A Rockne’i aalea pace rivals Its road pace. It’s the car that only7) 1 1 5 2 P ' M ’ (and 12:37 A - M - Sunday* Finger Waving 35c brought quality into the low-priced field. It comes complete Sunday m orning service starts one hour later. FACIALS, etc...... SSc with Free Wheeling, Full Synchronized Shifting, Silent Sec* ROBERT 0. RACE, h e OR ?ad Speed, Automatic Switch-Key Starting, 4-Point Cush- ANY 35c Items toued Power. Come in end go out for a trial drive today’ ‘Lo-Ash’ “ “ “ ■---Bwr in^taQwifnrterftwA-'— •*——j— - ll»2 LONG AVENUE , ?lor $1.00 SPECIAL tide Supply Co. KI.IZABETH I-SWS IJngene Perm anent W a v e . omerset SO BROOK6IDE AVKNUE S REAL ESTATE AND IN HILLSIDE AUTO SALES, Inc. 1443 N O R T H B R O A D ST., TERRACE S-ettl SURANOB BUS LINES r.Tni Complete $4.00 HILLSIDB, N . J, H I L L S I D E TIMES. T O D A Y , J U L Y 16. 1983
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North Broad street, returned Sunday Family Reunion Feldman, of Newark, will leave at -mid -may euminunicate with Mrs. OsUt Outdoor Meeting from Camp Burton at Allaire where night tonight on the Columbus of ..the Trousdell, Overseer of the Poor. ' they spent a week’s vacation, j North German Lloyd line for a trip At Birthday Fete The Heritage American Room to France. They will visit in Paris ana For G hureh Group _. Ruth Petersor,, of Long avenue, and No. 3—N ow Upholstery I ts environs and wifl iS u m 'e a fiy 1R Alice Hirmey, of Pennsylvania avenue, August un the Europa. John F. Sherman, of 82 Morris An outdoor meeting will be held by ■ a r t left Wednesday for the Elizabeth Girl place, -will celebrate his 60th birthday the ^ouug- People’s Society of the Eli- OoosoMta* Art Dtoeetar. Hcrtmr Ww m s Scout Camp Lou Henry Hoover In New , at his summer home in Belmar on R. Petrask, of 64 Fairview place, zabeth Avenue Presbyterian Churoh York State where they will remain for Wednesday, July 20. Mr. Sherman has visited his son, Robert F., at Camp this Sunday evening. The entire ser a two weeks Vacation.. ____ Dix over last week-end. Young Petrask just been elected President of the vice will take place-on the church Newark Oivic Clubs Council' which is is a member of the 78th Company of lawn. In case of ralh the service will M r and-Mrs. George Shaffner, of 217 the Signal ■ Citizens’ Military Training composed o f the eight service clubs be held in -tho ohuroh, Alvin Walok Winans avenue, Were guests at the Camp. in Newark, Including Rotary, Kiwanis, will wduet-■ae-'servic^^^ Hotel Ludy. Atlantic City last week STORAGE Lions, T raffic and Optimist Clubs, for the evening will be “How Far Do O IL STOVE NEEDED American Business Club and the Ex the Teachings of Jesus Affect Our Mr. and Mrs. Lou Miller and son A needy' family in Hillside is urgent change Club. It acts as a clearing kylANV valuable rug! Conduct?" Come and enjoy this ser- Marsden. of Looker street,-are-making seriously damaged by im house for club matters and supervises ly in need of an oil, stnvp tor rwiU nf :W6a-ouMBsi^-— a lour of Niagara Falls, the Thousand proper storage at home. Boys Week Celebration in Newark. purposes, Anyone having such a stove Miss Virginia Wright held a very Islands. Montreal and Quebec. The < : of having usi store \four Mr. Sherman will have his 82 year- •Interesting- discussion • last Sunday rugs properly is so small that old mother Mrs. Henry Sherman of evening on the subject "Have I a right Mrs, 8, ttauch, Mias Elinor Gauch it’s iea! economy. This cost Summit at the birthday celebration, to Live My Own Life?" This was Miss and Herbert Gauch, of 40 Rldgway Saturdays, Sundays and includesi insurance from tho which will consist of a dinner party Wright's first meeting and it was led avenue, and Miss S. Shaprio, of Belle- W ednesdays time tliey leave your horn* at night, and boating and swimming dn^very,^ag*..m anner.y, g| g .vllle, have just returned from a tour Round T rip to uniil w
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ARRIVE IN CALIFOl Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bora ttlif SftUgihe QUmea VARIED PROCRAM ON son Billy,, of 1194 Long ave: ed in California Saturday bailiff no ft Printed and Published every Friday at 231 Hollywood Avenue automobile tfip which ( continued from page one) Hillside, N e w Jersey 1. They experienced regain his .self-respect which provides their car on the waj by the the basis for the story's action. HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. This rote-is played by.~d iicl’ Salq and is said—to- be , one of the most Robert Kaplan, Editor Sidney Silverstein, Business Manager poignant, and stirring characterizations Telephone E lizabeth 24701 yet offered the screen. NEW JOINT SEWER Practically every human known emo Subscription Rates tion Is visualized In “Thp Sliver Lln- IS IN OPERATION The T IM E S w ill be sent to any pa rt of the Ing” Alan'Grosland's first independent THE TIMES ADVOCATES production, produced by Patrician Pic- m n i 1 United States for the regulaJw^hsctiption price of The supplementary Joint se' tures, which comes to the Mayfair 1. Adequate Municipal Building to eleven municipalities along the $2.00 a year, single copies 5 cents. Postage to Can Theatre tonight anil tomorrow. House AH Government Offices. ada and foreign countries must be added to these beth River watershed was put - Tn. selecting a story, Cfosiand,. whose- 2. Serious Study of Supply and Qual vice this week after prelimlnar rates. thslght into the entertainment re Ing. 'Clty Engineer Thomas E. ify of Water. Communications quirements o f.‘the theatres is almost reported Thursday afternoon 3. Elimination of D ead E n d Streets. uncanny, proved a valuable asset, and The T IM E S is alw ays pleased to publish letters Elizabeth Board o f Works.____ he exorcised the same -aare wHth the 4. More- Through Highways. and other items of interest to readers, and invites Only Roselle Park and Hills! selection of his~cast and bit players as Sl!M9.E0. aid" 5. Complete Improvement of A ll such communications. The name an d address of using the old sewer. The ren “$1,1802.10^ with intgrest^fromMay 3 latT 19 32r^ 'he tUjF the story. Sheets. the writer must given in every case, not neces municipalities "have been si . He has mingled the poor and lowly 6r Parks and Playgrounds. sarily fo r publication, but as an evidence o f good The Elizabeth section, with the aristocratic, and blended $900,000, was the last to be con faith. Anonymous communications will not be happiness with a pathetic touch, hu published.______manizing; every element and iiidlvidu- .1 in the Story. that -poiiit. on. Mrs. Rucker attacked :. C leorgieW lld t had fourteen He sought realism above all else and Synopsis of Minutes of on general' grounds the choice of Jones strikeouts to his credit. the public seems - tS~ be responding FIRST STEP TAKEN as president, and the formation of The St. Joseph game was a nip and nicely to his work. Board of Fn ' sectional, clubs because they tend to tuck affair with the lead see sawing Maureen O'Sullivan, Botty Compson, 'cut each other's throats,” and criticczed from one team to the other. It w John Warburton, Montague Love and innamed “methods” by which Samuel, Relief Pay Criticized bad day for pitchers, the Robins Mary Doran head the cast of brilliant l-„— jj[TSi Sarah Morris, of 14 Vine street 3. Goldstein was named police "Judge using three and the St, Joseph team players and the pioture presents a January 1. Jones has taken credit for complained to ipe committee that af four. itory that will live long In the memory L great part of the work to convince ter her son did a day and a half Of: Due credit Is to be given to p^jiriko of t h j 7 spectator. ;he Township Committee Goldstein work for the township he had to take for the sensational catch he made In Lightning paragraphs, the devoted ■ m payment articles of food which the should be their choice, and this credit on second base Smith, st. Joseph's love of eL chorus girl and- the hopes township provided. She felt the money has been admitted. The surface there- game. With a man on first and One and* dlsillusionments of a multitude fofe Indicates that whatever opposi ^earned-hy w ort entitled her to do on second base..Smith, St. Poesph’s combine In the making of a spectacu tion Is arising against Luftman in his whatever she liked with it. She also. night fielder, droye. one of Wildt's lar film coining to the Mayfair Thea iwn organization is not striking 'direct- ...said licenses plates on ap automobile, fast ones between right and center tre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. - used to earn" a livelihood, had to he ty "at him, since the background ta~ field and it was sure labeled for a The pioture is RKO-Radio’s “ Is My volves others not close to him. ~ turned’ over to the township before round trip elout. Petrinko made a Face Red?” , with Helen Twelvetrees, This background centering about the _ any relief would be given her. wonderful runnlug catch and winged Ricardo Cortez, Jill Esmond, Robert ■ppointment of Tichenor Is the only ' l l "this Is- America.” she declared, ball to second base for a double Armstrong and Arllne Judge in the ause for Jones' resignation and the * '*lt has (some far down.” — play. f cast. Mr. Weston explained that other club’s withdrawal to which North End Close to a thousand people saw this residents of the ccismunliy object to- •'.paders -have given an Inkling of -thelr- It bares the soul and the activities sentlments, I a high-pressure columnist — a giving relief to people who are able to This Saturday the Robins will play Jones took an active part In the wrecker of happiness, a rollicking Imp motor cars which are placed 'he Polish Americans, at Kearny. Sun meeting Tuesday night although he of Satan, who slings his darts at high concrefe ytha&o.T. TWlnIng (6f ’f&Sg in the lulgjfy S'ass. day the olub will declare a Holiday. Is—«ahttdnlart_.fr>r n vacatinn to gwlr and low, irrespective of feeling, blast- :nftraterly flltle~ori«ltrgiPCBB=3tPL S t f c Reports Accepted T irey -a-re-rnttn-lng-a-bus rida-to-Ceasy- •Orly direction thlrty-ond (31)”“f0ur-ro the rest and quietness. The action of the id-happiness and-ruined -reputations. Departmental reports for the past Lsland. The lineups « a .. were made and. accepted. The club takes no members out of the Re Tearing the veil from the mysteri- stftbfe In a ^southerly (l^reotlorx forty-one gular Republican Club. slnce no mem HILLSIDE . >us origin of Intensely personal gossip, police showed 46 arrests and $74 col- R.H.E. ber of the North End club gained the film accompanies -the columnist *’ kojed thffloes, W e Tax epueetor stable In an easterly direction thlrtyione membership In the Regular club ex Chorborda, ss ..000 excursions Into dives and speakeas- ported $293,585.55 collected hi taxes Fairbanks, If...... 0.. 1 o - and $89,306.12 ir, assessments. The cept by separate application to the I t accompanies him backstage. In titter club .directly. The affiliation Clayton c , Broadway show places... and into the building Inspector reported 24 per- Alien, 3b...... ' ‘ t o k Isstted'fdrbuildlng Valued at $12,- through -the board of trustees has been homes of the socially elect. It pictures Feftthkp, rf...... ,, 1 0 -ln~‘ft- northeasterly direction flftiL-Coujr and ^176.00 and fees collected amounting to the inly connection in the past. This Klinl at work m his office and traces affiliation was made last year largely Buchman, lb. . — he innumerable tips which pour In on ' “ $79.90. Tho clerk reported $38.50- sol- Palfi. cf. lected ip license fees and the fire, de- through the efforts of Jones, who was him. And it shows him before the ra am" l organizer of the chib. Thomson-, 2b, . .. v . . 0 1 0 dio microphone broadcasting, the -v,.partrfcent answered 10 alarms with the Wlldt, i. -rest-ima-bed—^dainage—to- property given Emil A. Herrigel was appointed to orets that sear tlje souls of some - at $2,000. , k J _ the executive committee to take the elate those who crave mention. place of Robert O. Thompson who re Total 5 11 0 S. V. Tsanoff suggested the oommltr In the powerful role o f -a young signed three weeks ago because of his tee olean o ft the property oh Baker divorcee,’ who fights the vengeful .ndidacy for the Township Oomtojt- street near the sewer line so that wrath of her ex-husband to. protect tee. Neither Thompson nor his runn ^'■children to the neighborhood mlghlr the love, the respect and the life of ing mate, Committeeman George W. Kee'in, 2V use it for a playground. Mr. Weston p e f ' sfecOhd husband,'. EUssa Landi Herlfch, was presented at the meeting Sha-p, lb * prmised to Ipok Into the matter. comes to the screen of the Mayfair Herlgel, in accepting .the post, said the Mznnari. Theatre Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday aim must be.to make the club the larg in her.latest Fox drama, “The Woman i i l M P 6 one -In the township. Cf.. in Room '13.” Ralph Bellamy and Neil At thesuggestion of John E. Trous- , .cf.. Hamilton will be seen as Miss Landi's E L . 2-1141 NORTH END G. 0. P. dell the executive commltee was direct- Mchblaaf: 0 0 0 two husbands. Myma Loy and Gilbert ( Continue.! from page one 1 eth-to take-up with the township com Strautorg...if. 0 Q 1 Roland a re , also featured In this mittee the question of turning Into a .Todd, c...... 558111 photoplay, which Is based on the stage ber of the South Side Regular Repub- park the , eight acres surrounding the Hannaka, p. 0 0 0 play by Samuel Shipman, Max Mar- lican Club] and Harry Hoag, sepretary -North..avenue pumping station. This and Peroivai Wiide, Henry King American o f the North End Club. This is what could be done, Trousdell, declared by Totals ...... directed. 0 Township Qomtoifctee Chairman Stan using the labor of unemployed men Hillside ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3—5 Ralph Bellamy has tackled the ley H. Weston referred to at the meet- being giVen assistance by thd town Dover ...... ooooooooo—o toughest job in Hollywood: that of -Ing of the club when Tiohenor was ship, Jones announced he was ready HILLSIDE climbing (jo fame In sympathetic appointed, when he informed the Times Market to lead a drive for funds for swings R.H.E. rotes. That he is making good at this - that-HohenoE- was suggested as and park equipment. __ Ohjirberdc, 2b, ...... 2 4 1 trying task Is evinced by advance re promise appointee by trustees of the A proposal that a picnic be held was Wlldt, 3b., 'cf., p .' ...... 1 p orts'on'T fis latest characterization, A, Hocken.ios, Mgr. - .South .Side olub, , ■eferred. to the executive committee. Wcwda, ss...... 0 2 0 Let Time that of .the Jealous and interfering ex- 233 H O L L Y W O O D A V E j The dispute over Tichenors appoint- Clayton, c., cf...... 1 ~O~_0 husband of Elissa Land! in the emo ment has caused a break beLwaqn the Romanyshyn, affi-jj...... 2 2 fl tional star’s latest Fox drama. Bellamy former president of the Regulars, Jones Buchman, lb. 2 shares leading 3 honors in this power Prime Native Beef, Lamb, and the chairman of the Board of HILLSIDE ROBINS Palfi, rf; ...... 2, ful story of 1 1divorce with Neil Hamil M ake Money V e a l i-ajid^Boultry Trustees, Harry I. Luftanap. Jones Pltripko, rf., Ff. i , ,\, r,'T 1 'O' ton, with MyTfla L&y and Gilbert Ro ^.Considers Luftman and Alexander J, Muszynski, c...... 0 0 0 land in the other featured roles. Henry Falk, president of the South Side club, WIN TWO CONTESTS Fairbanksy-isf-., p...... 1 K ing directed the production, which is A t Lowest Prices largely responsible for the choice o il n. n„ 3j». 2-based on the wellknawn stage play by For You jj^ttphenor. Luftman has stated he had The Hillside Robins took two games Max Marain, Samuel Shipman and. FREE DELIVERY not taken part In the choice of Tich- ter the weekend, whitewashing the Totals , 16 18 6 Percival Wilde.. : enor. and had* no idea who would be Dover Independents 5 to 0 Saturday, 8sil-ST. JOSEPH C,C,. .,'' Phone E l. 2-1141 , the eventual choice of the Township R.H.E. and cuthittlng the strong St. Joseph Time can accomplish many things in your a ^ ommittee.—Wmie-.Jones was resen t 'Caskey; fUH .Sunday In and old fashion slug- For best values and Personal ful-over-failing-.to-be-oonsulted-as-pre-- -festThe final score was 16 to 13 ant Reilly, 3b...... life. Time can bring about the gradual sident of the Regular Hepublicali 3iub> [took ten innings to decide. Hprbstt; ~ Service dwindling of your resources, or it can be concerning Tichenor, Luftman The Dover game turned out to be a :Grlener, , p. , , the genii which magnifies your dollars and -nounced he • doliid-feel-- equally resent ipliehers'. battle for seven Innings with rHeok, c. 1 'O’ safeguards your future. It’s a problem which fu ! since he as chairman of “the board- Hannaka, Dover wrist ball pitcher, Patwell, 2b. ... you must settle for yourself, W ill you save brphy, 3b;, -8.- LOOK WEEK-END SPECIALS . of-'.trustees had not been notified the allowing ;ne hit-, and George Wlldt, and watch your money multiply? Or will “North “Ena—wBSTeektag-the—appoint^ ■Robins—rpeedbull—artist, giving three Millman. ss___ 1 0 Fresh Killed Long Island ment ot^Hoag. =Duringrrthe^-ririmant: safe Singles. The score stood at -noth-- F. Rel)ly,-rL,.lt L e i Us Exam ine you throw away your spare dollars with no campaign Jones and Luftman were ing all when the Robins came to bat in Smith, rf., lb. Ducks regard for tomorrow? ’ The man who SAVES close friends and seemed to have con Keelen, p, . .... the seventh \ihnlng. Fairbanks ground SYSTEMATICALLY is the odf who can flicts with' Falk, but the new move ed out to Keehn. Harry Clayton came Sheridan, p. ... 1 0 Your Car 17c lb. places both Luftmah and Falk as op thru with a clean single. Allen then thank Time gratefully for the gift of extra jects of Jones’ resentment, Jones re 'ifled Ohe out that went for two bases Total ...... 13.11 Prevent trouble— don’t just dollars at a time when they’re needed! slgnatkn as president had been sche and advanced Clayton to third. On Hillside 0 3 0 4 0 0 1 4 1 3—Iff. “ let it happen.” An inspec Golden West Fowl duled because of his Ill-health before' and attempted squeeze play Clayton St. Joseph . 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 2 2 0—13 tion in time is a sure fire the Tichenor airaointmenr.. xr> was caught flat footed between third good driving guarantee. Let 22c lb. -kgnation is taken In good faith by and-betne, making two~out. j ON VACA TTON political loaders. our mechanics go over your The Hillside National Bank Potrlnko, next man- up,—took his j Mr. anil Mrs. 'Charles F. Jones and a car before you start out any- Indirect’ Attack base on balls.. Big Ed Buchman con- I sonl of 86 Highland avenue, left yes- Cross Rib Roast Solid Meat I where, and you’ll get there > • Jones' loap f som tho Regular Bo-- eeted for a oloan elngle- bringing in- icrricy for Bnrf City where they will Hillside, N . J. i safo -and- sound a n d -g a a e t ..ipublican .dealership fnilmwwa hy «.■> Allen and Pctrinkb. Palfi singled to remain "for the summer. 2 9 c 4 H B WAIT. OABHOttt ...action -of Jfchp-North End leaves a left field advancing Buchman to third. Kxpert Repairing, Auto Laundry “ A Friendly Instltttien” question as to numerous other actions Thompson grpunded out this ending Member of the Federal Reserve System politically in the future. The attack the toning with the Robins two rung Sirloin Steak on the board ofjtiustei*. is much like to the good, in the ninth toning the Brunner Bros. Auto Service A t Y o ur Service, D a y or Night that made in January by Mrs. Robert Hillsideis again landed Oh Hannake 35c lb. E. Rucker, -bfltthe issues- cloud..from and oltoohedthe game wtth three more Bigelow 2-5649 - Storage - Greasing - Gasoline - Oils R ib Lam b Chops Starters - Generators FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHURCH 1510 Maple Ave., Hillside SfapIrA-venue at Keer— Paul L, Tilden, Minister /TSiiTjlliiii A,veT 25c lb. 10:00 A . M . T H E G R A D E D CBtUROH SCH O O L. CLEAN COAL 11:00 A .M . 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i S S l HILLSIDE TIMM. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1982 P m IN HILLSIDE STARTS TOPNOTCHERS by K tr BOYLE DEFEATED" POORLY IN 2nd HALF
The Hillside A. A. got o ff to a poor $oth,-3b„ p; .... i . , , BY HALPER AGAIN start In the second half of the Union Ved'ck, p„ rf, ...... j 0 { ’ } County League by losing two games, it any doubt existed as to Lou 'through the round by a shade, he one a decisive defeat at the hands of |Halper’s superiority over Billie (Buck), 7 '- ■ - - 7 closed the period with a clean right Roselle Park team, rarely a contender hand punch to the chin, it was a 5<«elle Park ...1401 1 O.i.0 2-,13 Boyle or Hillside, Halper erassed It by In the league, by 13-3 on Sunday. The good round for Boyle. H^slde 0 1 0 0 1 o'o 6 1— 3 his brilliant ten- round victory Mon other defeat came at the hands of the Two-base—hits Mann, L, Pecina day night at Dreamland Park, his sec As matters turned out, tte t was Plainfield team Saturday, the score Boyle's last Impressive roundl Use bejrig 7-5. • Masterson 2, Burr, Chapman, Kesson! ond win against Boyle this Summer. Schnarr. Three-base hits-Jacobus, fourth found Halper peppering him Roselle Park outhit the locals by 17 The series, between these two now wth, Chapman 2, Kapsch 2, L. Pecina almost at will 'with overhand right* W"9. three members of the team get Home run—Acken.- Struck euto=By stands two to one in favor of Halper. at. dose quarters and in the fifth tou ting three hits apiece. Loth was the Acken 9, LaMatty 8, Vedrlck 2, Base In the last contest Halper surprised was back at his old trick of pounding only Hillsider to get more than one on baljy-iOff Acken 1, LaMatty 4, the fistic populace by the clever man away at the midsection. hit. and he collected two. Lamatty and ner in which he wielded his left hand, fioyle, it was evident was puzzled Vedrick pitched for Hillside, The lihe- Col. GOQ but Monday night, just as if to show he by Halper's uncanny knack of getting T>P------could beat Boyle with either hand. Inside Bis guard and battering him ROSELLE! PAR K J O H N S O l Halper relied almost entirely upon .his around the body, and as the fight R.H.E. right to bring home the bacon. 1 wore on Halper seemed to find Boyle's Chapmah, 3b,-...:..:, 3 3 p HILLSIDE B.B.C. IN Halpcr’s infighting ability gave him' body and head easier targets. ,T Pecina. If.'377-::7. . . 2 10 theO/MLY AAAAJ big edge on Boyle. Round after After a spirited exchange in the Kesson, It 1 2 "o' round Lou pounded away at Billie's eighth round, Halper stopped fighting L, Pecina, cL-*; 0 3 1 2 MORE VICTORIES midsection, and when the latter finally for a moment to warn Boyle to be Schnarr, lb...... ,T. ’l l ] to H O L D the evolved a method of blocking some of careful with titer hesdr and a few sec Luyster, 2b...... o 0 Take Close Gam e From Olympic those trip-hammer blows to the body, onds later there appeared a tickle .of . He’mler, ss. .. 7 7 . 7 ...... o 0 Mudhens, 7-6, A nd Wallop FOUR HIGHEST Halper shifted his attack and used a blood from a cut qver the Newark Kapsch, r f , ------. . . 1 2 Lone Star Stags, 13-5 combination right to the body ‘and boy’s right eye. He said he was butted M’on, 2b., ss. ..,. . ,.7...... 5" 3 tiuiek shift to the head with the same by Boyle, -Burt,—o7-.. , .7 ...77..1 . X 9 1 scoring their fourteenth and fif awards5 w m hand, a-one-two that had Boyle com Acken, p. 2 1 teenth victories of the season the Hill pletely at sea. Halper's seconds made a good job of patching up the-wound and Halper side B. B. O. unleashed a powerful U £ A R A A Y = The left hook with which Boyle was managed to Win the ninth' round and: TotfBs ...... g 13 17 batting attack that, seemed Jacking. In stowed away so many opponents, and at the same time prevented Boyle from 7 HILLSIDE most of their earlier garnet the blow th%t almost ruined Halper ip R. H, E. Sunday they traveled to- Maplewood Cbnq/vmona/flpdo/qf the closing round of their lest set-to. touching the injury? The ninth, was a Schnatz; 2b...... 0 1 and took a close game from the strong was conspicuous by its absence after hard fought session, with Boyle scor Masson, ss...... ovo Olympic Mudhens, 7-6. This game was the second round. The first heat was ing a few Bard lefts and Halper get Mann, rf„ cf...... 0 1 Honor; UeD/ti/hg by Halper tluough the steady Use won in the last Inning when Chal- ting over the best blow of the fight, a Resler, Jf„ 3b...... 0 - t Rhodes, Who- pitched a fine gamerfor of both hands at close Quarters, but L’Mty, cf., p. .•...... 1 i o the local team, was h (f by a pitched n p D ir t tn .- the -second, rour.d was Beyle's, He tight cross, just before the bell; Crawford, lb...... __L - lB B ball.._He -Stole second, Was cacrifleecL out of his corner fast but slyly As If to put the decision on ice, Jacobus, rf. ,. ... o l to third by Capro’s well placed hunt, mp/ied Jpn/iepCkwa/id sidestepped Halper and hooked his left Halper stepped dn the gas In the tenth and scored as Tommy Shroba clouted to the body with all the force at his and again outsoored Boyle with his command. For tlie remainder of the & long ®u6l£-B. center Bald Shropa, two-fisted attacked, most of his blows FARMERS VICTORIOUS AT Hrtko, Sehalble and Campbell each Up Dppo/dfion. o ftfp round Buckie let his left go at every- opportunity At the start of the third well delivered smashes at close range. fl/rfi/p tfa rt AW Boyle again crashed a left hook to Tommie Elm of Patterson was the HORSE SHOE PITCHING Satuiday with Lefty SchaibJe op the m s - mound the Hillside team coasted home Helper's head and after leading Lou referee. - with an easy victory, walloniriv the Charlie Wukitsch’s Farmers won Lone Star Stags, 13-5. Ahdersotl, F. horse, shoe pitching contest this week HILLSIDE B. B. & Rosbertozzi. c f;r ^ 7 ~ r .:7 T-?f ;g 9 ^ j^ Jlamel and Oamnhell had a field rinv from the Hillside Red Caps, taking A.B. R. H E. Arven, rf, ...... 0 0 0 5 each collecting three hits, while Shro six games out of ten. John Orban and CHAPMAN A i. GETS jlButtwell. p...... 4 0 1 p ba helped himself to two. Shroba, ss...... W ALTER R. LEE Charles Thuro composed the Red Cap Hrtko, ,3b...... 5 0 2 f team while the Farmers had Wukitsch Campbell, looal catcher, was the Totals ...... 25 7 6 7 and Stephen C. Toth in tHe doubles real batting star over the weekend, AndcreOn, If. ., ...... 4 0 1 0 SPLIT IN TWO GAMES IRVINGTON TRIANGLES fu n e ra l Director and Tom Kamus for the singles. banging out five safe hits in pine Intrabartola, lb...... 4 1 1 0 A.B. R. H. E. 1281 Salem Avenue Elizabeth 2-4547 trips to the plate, Including among The Chapman A. A. again broke1 In the singles matches Wukitsch de P. Farrell, cf. .' ...... 4 1 1 0 Rosenberg, of. ..,...... 6 2 1 0. his hits three doubles, and a triple to even over the weekend. They defeated Birch, ss...... 12; 0- feated ' Orban in three games, two Sehalble, , rf. ... X . , ., .. 4 2 2 0. drive in six nips, He also aided the the Burke A. C. of Newark, 12-4, Inf being Shutouts. He also scored two out Mattara, ‘CX-XrFv \, 2 1 1 Oampbelh -o. ,...... i, . , 4- i 2 a the morning game on Sunday at horiie of three over' Thuro. Toth took two team defensively, handling the pitch Beach, 3b...... 0 -0- er's In fine style as well as throwing Rhodes, p ,.,...... ^,11) 0 and traveled to Irvington in the after out of three from Orban, one a shut Holmes, 3b. 5 1 i 2 ;0 out nine would-be base stealers out of noon and were defeated by the Irving Verly, p;j rf; out, and tied one. Kamus won on< Capro, 2b ,...... ,."1 1 0 0 4 1 1 0- ten.. ton Triangles, 14-7. Kodatt, . 2h. , 777. 7 game from both Orban and Thuro. 3 4 -QT Next Weekend the manager has Ip the mornmg with Wadeyka hurl Palmaffly, lb, ...... r ,.,.i S’ jl 1 Teams wishing to book games should Totals Grassman & Rreh booked three games and all still. be ing the Chapmans slammed Morgan Brin, i t : ; ; 7 7 7 7 : 77! 5 0"T ~W\ write Charles A. Wukitsch, 11 Broad Hillside s ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1—7 and Reilly for twelve runs in the first Brydon...... 5 1 0 0 way, Hillside. played, at Bristol-Myers Field. Satur day they will be opposed by. the Mudhens ...... 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—6 three innings after which Reilly held Civil Engineers and Surveyors the Chapmans scoreless for the re Newark 'Russian Club and Sunday STAGS TOJats ...... 40 14 14 0 Hillside ORice f* K Offlee mainder of the game, Wadeyka struok Score by Innings: 1288 No. Broad Street 4*8 Nc Bread Street morning thex Strong Ironbound A. A. A.B.R.H.E. Save the Surface and You out twelve men. Chapmans ...... 0 Q‘9,;0-2,4 l 0. (7-7 Will be the attraction. Nor Sunday Halas, s lfw...... r. 4 M 1 Other oRlces in N ew York Oity, U u i,;u Township, Sootui - Save A ll Toth and Morrison had perfect days afternoon the manager will Show the. Truska, If. Triangles . ..452201100 x-14, Plains 'Mid Norristow n ...... 4 0 4 0 at bat, eaih connecting three times. Phone Roselle 4-0443 Newark Red "Wings; this game start Blades, c...... Umpire J.r Beno. Scorer J. Wojoik, atV.M.rf., 3 0 0 0 Toth hit a homer to deep left to ing at 3 o’clock. Captain Hrtko will S. Gracona, lb...... 4 0 1 0 score with, men on. Marsnick hit tyro Thompson, 3b. . have his quartet of pitchers, Rhodes, 3 1 0 0 nice doubles while Morrison and Ros- Haselman, Sehalble and Farrell ready -Gareyr^r-f— bertozzi also hit doubles._____ ALEXANDER BALNICKI Gaiclis, 2b...... 4 .0 1 0 to? 7iu£j;i with Randy C&hQSBeil and In the afternoon game Morrison was Rabat e fr .; 7T. t knocked aut of the box. Thhro-went tn- I’.nntiiui, Interior ‘Chris Heimal seen behind the -plate. Brown, p...... 2 i i 1 as relief pitcher but copld not check The lineup: D i o.rating and Paper the Triangles. Buttwell finished the Totals ...... 29 5 6* 1 KELVINATOR'S FOUR OLYM PIC MUDHENS game. The chapmans lost , the game in I la n p in p ' A.B, R. H E . . HILLSIDE B. B, 0J.’. the first-three Innings, Jetting men get Schneider, ss...... ,, 3 1 0 0 A.B.R.H.E. on base on errors and bases on balls KirsOh, 0 , ^ . 7 ...... “ ,, 4 2 2 j l G. Shrobsi, ss, ...... 4 2 2 0 by Morrison’ and Thuro. Hartkope, 3b 4 2 ? 0 Hrtko, 3b...... 5 2 tO Rosbertozzi led with the. stick for TEMPERATURES Pint Class Workmanship Dangler, ib. 7 7 7"'.. . . 5 ’ 0 1 0- Anderson, 4f—-.;— - , ^ “ -5 4—3—0" the. Chapmans, getting two hits, one- Guaranteed Walters, SL ...... 5 0 1 0 P. FaireiV l.b, 4430 a double. O. Comlskey got three llfes Goble, rf.’ ...... 7 ’ 3 0 b ' tt in. this game. Sehalble, p...... ^"*5 j f t i i o: Schmit If ~ - — -4 - 0 l a -The Chapmans will-'have a few new Keep Foods at Their Best Take advantage of the present Campbell, c. ... '•vrn-.'r--;--7-----5-.^0==z3rv,0- Kac 2b, 3 I 2 ~0 faces in the lineup next week at the Tims, for Reasonable Prices. Rhodes, 2b...... 4 0 0 0 local field when they encounter the Newark Aztecs. Toth or Muller will 644 Amsterdam Ave, Slahor, c f . '...... — ■...... 3 1 '-o t ii hurle, while Marsnick or O. Comlskey Choose the model that is large enough J. Shroba, rf...... 4 0 0 0 I Roselle Park, N . J. will receive Red Chapman may also play. -The lineup: to serve your household. Each Kel- Totals ...... 39 1 A.B. R H. E; vinator model is designed to give you Hillside B. B.-O, 3 5 0 3 0 0 0 2.x—13 BURKE A, C, generous storage space fo r eggs, milk, Stags...... 1... 0,0 0 0 0 2 0 1 %r- 5 Howard 2b...... 2 4 r4 0 J. Rielly, c...... 2 f p l 0 fruit and other foods at a temper Hacket, 3b. > ...... 3 0 1 0 Look Your Best) Morgan, p? ss...... , 3 0 0 0 ature below 50 degrees. Kelvinator H Rielly, 1 ss, p ...... 3 1 1 0 also provides a place, at a point be Imerican Barber Shop Santolo, lb...... 3 0 0 0 W ake up Nick, If...... 77 7 2> 0 0 0 low freezing, in which to store ice j Frank Leuthauser, Prop. Croggy, ot. 7 7 2 '0 0 0 cubes, frozen foods and game. 1237 Woodruff Avt., Charles; rf. /. . 2 1 0 0 near Hollywood your Totals ...... < 22- -4 4 0 CHAPMANS F o il Will Have Plenty of A B .N ,H .E ; Horne, ss. 7 .. 7 7 , 2 2 1 0 | Ice Cubes When You Stir them to Marsnick, ib...... 4 3 2 01 Morrison, 3b...... 3 2 3 01 life and health! Toth, if. , ...... * 3 2 3 01 Ow n a K elvinator Wojcik, rf. 7’ ...... 1 .0-0 0 O. Comlskey, f&jj...... 3 0 1 0 TINGE of "pink” Wadeyka, p...... 2 0 0 0 DeSanto, 2b. . on your tooth brush 3 1 1 0 K ’RosSbeffosi, £ C 7!C '7 “ ' 7 T 2 1 01 A FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, W ITH Arven. rf: cf. 3 0 0 0 is a sign that your gums EVERY ROOM A VAULT - are dormant and need 27 12 1 2 q7| your attention. Weimir Storage Co., Inc. Score by innings: 7 / [ ---- There• are'travs for making ice in ordinary time.and trayt Burke ggggggg 0 0 3 1 0 0 0—4 4 -0 Storing, moving, packing, where firm cubea are frozen in eighty minutes. AH temper* Begin at once build Chapmans. .... 2 5 5 0 0 0 x-1212 0 shipping. Umpire J. Orban, Scorer Matweishjm atnrea are maintained automatically. them back to health— Fumigating and konaUng of CHAPMANS A.B.R.H.E. upholstered furniture they’ll respond surpris a iiuiu, xu., p., c r .. » O 0 0 The price you pay for your Kelvinator, when purchase ia Estimates cheerfully furnished ingly well to Ipana Tooth Wadeyka, 3b...... ‘ ...... 1 1 1 0 . made of this company, includes installRtion and three yean -Office and fireproof warehouse Marsnick,’ c...... JO 0 0 Paste and‘massage. 337-843 West Grand St., * free servicing, should any be necessary. Kelvinator has been • You r teeth, too, will Elizabeth, N. J. - tested pnd approved by our Laboratory Engineers and by our benefit. They w ill be- I Home Economics Department. come whiter, bngnter, Kelvinator prices begin at $149.50 and only a small carrying charge is added and more brilliant. And when you buy on the divided payment [ilmi. a amnll sum dmirw and twenty. all the while you will four months to pay the balance. i find the use of Ipana a de licious, refreshing treat. It is Economical to Buy Quality Goodi Can IPANA Tooth Paste Mad* in Hillside by Bristnl-Myert C*. | C0UNTT WiCX 00. PVBLICmSERVICE ■ I X 837 to 389 N , B ro ad t . Tel. I L . 2-3M 0 B a N * PA G E T W O
NOW OR NEVER
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
IQK forever, tock forever, T Tick forever, tock, Tick forever, now or never, ,Forever goes the clock. Age It passing, babes a-bornlng, Day, and dark, and light. Today, tonight, tomorrow morning. And then tomorrow night.
Time Is ticking out a minute, Minutes making hours. Hours a day, sad each within It Has Its thorns and flow'rs. Days and weeks and months and tea C HI ELDED from the pryln* public by ^ a high fence and a murderous-look* Make at last a year, Ing gate keeper, Hollywood screen folk Years a life, while leurnlng reasons forget all the pose and appearance And faith Is Arm and clear. that must usually be kept up In their otfn exclusive Malibu Beach. A group Where we end it,, when begin It, of famous Idlers Is shown above Long we Uve, or how, watching the Sunday afternoon base* Life Is minute after minute. ball game, held on an Impromptu dia And that minute now. mond: Tick forever, tock forever, ' Tick foreyer, tock. Tick forever, now or never, ’ With Long Bloute STORY FOR YOUNG FOLKS Forever goes the clock. (ffl. 1932. PpuslM Malloch.)—WNU Service,
By THORNTON W. BURGESS qhlpki'r,. t|ll tlicj'r Now, It Is one of the laws of the ftO N E R S Nor « r t-iil •: i get If, Great World that no one can be b ti*y I fly t of ft thing until he has It People r face until you w- think they are sure of things Buster T ONGLEGS tbe heron stood among Bear thought he was sure of all the a-* the rushes on the edge of the Smil honey In Busy Bee's storehouse, but ing Pool and his eyes were bright with you remember what happened. He Joy. Just a little wav out In front of had eaten but half of. It when Farmer him a school of minnows were at play Brown's Boy gave him such a fright and little by little they were drawing that he ran away, leaving the other nearer and nearer. Longlegs knows half. More than once Reddy Fox has all about minnows, He knows Just thought he was sure of catching Peter how heedless and careless they are Rabbit only' to have Peter get away when at play, and he knows Thar they most unexpectedly. Then there was - dearly love—to play among- the JmU the time when Little Mr. Striped Snake rushes. You see, when Longlegs Isn't caught one of the children o f SfickjT about they are i safer there than any- toes the Tree toad and had already where else, and they snow I t Out la begun to swallow him. He had every the deep water llye big fish who are reason to think that he was sure of quite as fond of minnows as Is Long- little Stlckytoes, -but along came legs himself, but where the bulrlshes Farmer Brown's Boy and made him Which tire will you buy at the grow the water Is very shallow. It Is coiigh up little Stlcktoea So you see it Ts Of no use to even think you are BO NERS trs actual humorous sure of anything untllyou have it where tidbits found in examination pa same low price? It cannot get away or be taken away pers, eiesys, etc, by teachers. fromydu. The only tlmeydi can be sure W h y d o you suppose that Goodyear Most o f the best things on the market of a dinner Is when It Is In your Inertia Is the ability to rest Tires lead all others in public prefer naturally cost more than the second- stomach. ence by better than tw o to one? raters. Longlegs knew this. Anyway he A water shed Is a shed In the mid ought fb have*known it. But the fact, dle of the sea where ships shelter dur W hy do you suppose that more But here’s the amazing fact about the plain fact, remains that he thought ing a storm. people ride on Goodyear Tires than tires: 'as sure of one of those minnows, on any other kind— and have for 17 You can get the safety, the, quality, iould almost feel the comfortable The saints arc classified so that there yeah? sensation of one of them wriggling s one for each kind ot human traits, the extra life and trouble-free mile down his lOng throat to his empty s shipwrecks, rabies, etc.' * These tires must be F i r s t -c h o i c e age o f the world’s greatest tire at no stomach. Nearer the careless mln- because they’re b e tte r . e x t r a c o s h i came, and nearer, The head, of For the summer suit worn with a Contralto Is a low sort of music that T h e y must o u t s e ll all other tires in Longlegs was drawn back ready to be three-quarter straight coat this new .only ladles-sing. Think that over when someone tries shot forward with the speed of light tunic-length blouse Is considered about the world because they o u tr u n them to high-pressure you into buying an ning. The biggest, fattest minnow was the right thing; A- spinster Is a bachelor's wife. on the road. unknown or doubtful b arga in . -lastly swimming straight toward him On a straight quality basis, then, it and was almost within reach. , Just ask him this simple question: certainly looks like common sense to _'Ha Shot Downward ftt Right then something happened,‘'Out KITTY McKAY “ W h y should 1 pay good money for from the "Big Hickory Tree on the buy f i r s t -c h o i c e tires. Speed. By Nina Wilcox Putnaih any second-choice tire When f i r s t - bank of the Smiling Pool .flew another Philosophy means being able to not deep enough for the big fish, but W hich brings up the question, “ how fisherman. He was not very big. He plain why you are happy even when c h o ic e costs no “more?” plenty deep enough for little minnows. about price?” a pointed cap which made his yoff are poor. Then, too, there is always plenty to - eat thorp head look too big for his body, and he OMATIST NAMI modestly but handsomely dressed A taxidermist Is a kind of thick So Longlegs felt sure that these In blpe and gray and white. Straight -frog. - minnows he was watching would soon out right over the school of minnows <©. 1933, Bell Syndicate.)—WNU Serv come swimming his very feet, around he flew, and for Just a second seemed for he know that they did not know to__stand stlli In the, air. There that he was there. He had waited so was a silvery splash and' then up he ' long that his-stomach was so empty came with the biggest, fattest, minnow that he felt as If the bottom was TUNE IN on ths Goodyear Program every Wednepdey night in hls stout bill. With a harsh rat dropping out of i t Not so much as a over N .B .C . Red Network, W EAF end Asioeieted Stations fling cry of triumph he flew back to single pollywog had shown itself. This the Big Hickory Tree, where he was because Grandfather Frog had thumped tbe minnow on a branch and seen Longlegs when he arrived and The first trading post of the Hudson then began to gulp It down head first. Woman’s Chief Charms had warned the poliywogs to keep VILLAGE HAS HAD It was Rattles the Kingfisher... - ^ -Bay company, that great company away from where he was. You know of gentlemen adventurers, was erect Not to Be Purchased Of course all the other minnows ITS DAY OF GLORY fcUjfo poliywogs are Grandfather Prog’.s ed on the site where the modern Ho darted away In great fright, while The mouth is a photograph o f the children, grandchildren and great- tel Tadoussac now stands. poor Longlegs could only stare across disposition. Someone has said, that -grandchildren. So when at last Long- In 1803, Champlain landed at Tft- we are not responsible for the dispo legs saw thoie minnows he was happy.. at that breakfast he had thought* he Old Tadoussac Now Quiet was so sure of, and .which was now1 doussac and made his disastrous sition we are born, with, but we are He felt absolutely-sure ot at least one Summer Resort treaty with the Algonquins, thu3 ip- responsible for the one that we die o f them, and he meant to pick out the going- down the throat of Rattles the Kingfisher. earring the|enmity of -the warlike -'Sy'- IU s the same with the mouth. biggest and fattest The oldest wnite settlement In' (©. 1932. by T. W. BurfbM.)—WNU Service. Iroquois, 'an fl'ln the_ sum e year - the The sweetness and kissabloness-and The girl-friend says, why don’t Ford America, and once the center of Hie oldest church In “ America, the Ta put out one of these clgarotts lighters, dearness of a baby’s mouth are not American fur trade, the quaint little doussac Indian chapel, was erected does not mean.that we should change anyhow? It mightn't look like much, dependent on the shape or size. French Canadian village of Tadous On the site of the first church a tlhy DIET AND FOOD -hntL Jnflllfc_af_ilylng. or give un~ the but ahs beta it would gol Baby’s mouth Is sweet because his sac, on the lower St. Lawrence rlv* chapel - still stands and the bell, foods we like,-but cut down on the TCn!T»msn-sjnaioxt*7)=WNi)s»rv!cc.— soul is sweet No brand of lipstick. er, la .tailny a quiet Canadian sum. which three Centuries ago called the A FTEK nil the advice from various amount.. Leave the table with the nor; any artist In its use, can camou Ocorioa mer resort...... converted Indians to mass, still rings feeling that you could-eat more, and- “ A steady young man is all rights' flage a Sour mo util and make even a * * diet experts as to reduction o f The musical ..Instrument which is Nestling among the foothills of the would really enjoy more; but refrain. says soliloquizing “ til;- “ provided he out from the chapel belfry. — casual observer believe It Is sweet. fftt. If we simmer It down to the rea commonly called'“ sweet potato” Is an Ulue-capped Laurentiah mountains Such Js good discipline for both the isn’t too steady to fall for you.” . In 1861, the Iroquois sacked the - Then there-Is :the eye, which the sonable and normal conclnalon, we find at the junction of the St. Lawrence ocortna. It Is of Tyrolean -origin. “ 7T931, Bell Syndicate.)—WNU. Servlet. village, leaving standing only - the contents of the vanity case cannot that If one la overweight, we need less 'body and the mind. The Chinese, and Saguena rivers, the village Itself church, which their superstition change. “ The eye is the window o f food and more exercise. Less food healthy, long-Uyed and normal In Is still living in the past, the hat- weight, eat one food mostly. The sin prompted them to leave unmolested the soul.” You can buy something gle diet, that Is their secret In Rus She Gave U p Shorthand for This ural beauty of its surroundings and Iand l I H forU P a f l time f f i Tadoussac was a do that will’ lengthen the fringe on the the qualntness of Its people attract- serted village. sia cabbage is the main dish. One ot curtains to your soul-windows, you Over the Bar Ing each summer a large number of the evils of our modern civilised life In the meantime, explorers had can change the cut of the lambre .holldayers who are seeking toieave Is tbe complexity and mixtures that pressed- onward and ln ~the search quins above, but you .can’t keep peo behind the rush and bustle of mod- we make of food. for new worlds this beauty spot on ple from looking In sometime*, un rnJtfe. Look at the large families of health; the lower river was neglected. Great less you pull the shades down alto Woven around Tadoussac Is a long children If there are any large fam -cities vm-nn- on throughout the fin. gether and put yourself In darkness. and romantic history. Here Jacques ilies In your neighborhood; note their minion and Tadoussac remained a Nu vauityx'use, not even a whole— Cartier, the first explorer of New diet One family of nine, with seven tiny village Important today-only for drug store or beauty shop, can make France, landed In the summer of healthy, rugged, bright-minded chU'- its historical Interest and Its sum attractive the windows out" of which 158K and there are numerous tales -(icen_would have-for a noon meal such looks a quarrelsome, envious soul. of visits by those fierce sea rovers, mer resort fame. Once the scene of a one as this; When green peas were great historical events, peaceful and Keep sweet within, i f you want to ths Vikings, at-a-mueh eacller-date.- plentiful, they made a meal of cooked get full value from your vunUy case, Tadoussac, With Its natural protected •warime, TkdouYsac today submits peas with bread and butter. ' When .—Nellie' S. Bussell In the Farm harbor, was long used as a whaling each summer to a peaceful invasion strawberries were in season strawberry Journal. Station by the Basques and Bretons, as visitors arrive by steamer andr by shortcake- would be the whole/ meal cay to test and play In this oldest who were the first to form a settle for' the nine. All had-all they wanted settlement, on the continent and everybody was satisfied and need ment there, and it was In 1590. that Unbelievers Challenged ed nothing more. the first house In Canada was bgHti- It Is said .tlint a woman's voice can At the opening o t the century, Deceive Themselves be heard fly a man In a balloon-at and doing • his or her part In the Tadoussac became the center of the . Many people who think they i height o f two miles, while he can- .-u mile world's work. They were poor, but fur trading Industry, which extended 'Sard boilea'OBiy Have thick skulls never made any apologies If a friend far as Labrador and Hudson bay. Exchange. Care to test It?—London Tit-Bits. dropped In at meal time; he was as welcome as if they were serving a Species o f Hawks That the side of protection; In general, Governor Sterling’s Joke feast, which It was, tp every guest How simple- we could make our Are Friends of Fanner say biologists of the United States Gov. Ross Sterling tells this one meals If we followed the single diet; The saying, “the only good hawk Department Of Agriculture, harmless with a chuckle: ‘whaFa'savrag'W m~tfSuretnfe‘amr Is s. dead hawk,” has been proveu hayyks have, broad wings and wide, B “I had been visiting ths Imperial ^ I Jean Shi ley. Temple unlver* wear and tear on our stom achsB ut false by modern biological studies. -fan-sbaped-tiU^-aBd—tho.. harmful. J S j n f o r m , near Houston. They coed and world champion woman of course we hear - some one say, 1 Some hawks, of course, prey at times ones have relatively long tails and furnished me “ w ilF “a “c a r an T ' an ' jf fW h Jumper, Is shown clearing the cannot eat strawberries and It doesn't on .poultry and valuable game birds. rounded wings. Study of the ap efficient driver to return to Houston. ton,In our family to like cabbage? SSS£ 5-2 *a the high jump event at Many, however, live mftlnly on ro pearance and, habits of the hawks In I f It . will not make you b>o late, Well, pick out the food you do like; Olympic tryouts and middle At- dents, Insects, and other destructive any section should -enable farmers I wish you would drive me ou to the there should.be many, and give a day championships In Philadelphia. forms of wllfl life. and sportsmen to tell which are like Bay,’ (Sterlingls summer home), I" I Abllsy alas won the 80-meter to the enjoyment of each, or even a MARION KNOWLTON, former Brooklyn
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Never Idle " I am annoyed by idle gossip." “ There’s no such thing ps Idle gos sip,” said Miss Cayenne. “ Gossip is always most industrious.”—Washing top Star.
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World-famous clin ic makes feeding test Points scientists look for in judging a keif Recently, two baby specialists made a ★ Well-shaped head; sound test with 50 average infants. Into these teeth in well-formed jaw. babies’ bottles—month after month— * Strong baclu went a food famous for 75 years asa baby builder. Millions o f healthy citizens are * Firm flesh. liv in g testim onials o f its benefits. Y e t ★ Straight legs; never before had such a thorough, m od erntra test oui f thismis foio o da beenDeen made. —1Thi» fuftJ ui.ii r-iglo P-an-j M ilk - Throughout the.the test, it w as the only m ilk F1TFET BABY~m m r thesethese babies rereceived. ce iv ed ; The T h e usual SllDssup I plementary foods* were used; THE BORDEN COMPANY Dept. WNjS. Borisn Building And how those babies were studied! 350 MadlMD Avcow, New York. N. Y. X-ray pictures of bones were taken.Tooth Pleue lead me new edition o f ’BeWs formation was watched; Blood counts , W«ifire.” w ow aads Weights and heighta-ware. chatted. A nd at last cam e the report. By every known test, these babies show ed themselvessplendidly nourished. This sim ple diet—Eagle Brand, with the usual supple- (Pirns* print asm* sad sddisss plskly) : i w y t WHITE SOX TAKE 3» TORE!
Score Double Victory Over Kearny Black Hawks And Subdue The Majestic A. A. B y 7 To 3
f The Cplumbia White Sox reached " . the 25 victory mark with* three wins ' last week, defeating the Majestic A. A. 7-3 and upsetting the Kearny Black ' Hawks in both ends of a double head- er Sunday, 6-1 • andj 5-0. All three '• games were played at Elmora Oval. " the Sox iiome diamond. E ^Satu rday with Tftny Kreshok on the ~ ‘ mound the locals bumped the ticS into submission with a to sw iT al^k r^Sw tovehttt;3tertngi was putting in a neat perfon 3-—the-sixlii whon-he grew a trifle i walked three men which, s S|§pr$dtveen a dpuble and an errt ted the visitors all their runs ar :; ’ tied the score as the locals had UP a three run lead in the - -Enzabella opened the round ' Brings new We... Btsuty... Chan single, Mallack layed down a N o mmt rabbto g toifi N o los, to Fading complcxiont. Year aid* “ *■ ' bunt and begi it out for a 1 draws out trcotsMota h o o d s o lot instantly Acquires on Entrancing— Enzabella was nut trying for imUntyou use It,« sew beeuty Is Soft...Alluring eppesrancc mat is - ~ Valush then rapped a long d ou b l^ o] yours. A s o f t ... Allurjes, — Ivory for superior to face powder •facto loft scoring Fatso,- Yuska’s single talli toned complexion Diet reflects ed Valush, A sacrifice and Mitohum'S -e" L y°U:il^ l ‘w U u f a ^ * * * “ fil « Antiseptic and dstringant V I bhigle scored Yuska with the third Beeuty end Dignity. Begin to-do - not rub off or streak. ;■ ’ marker. The visitors had a great op- 6, *tf possible'^fore starting Oto a ■ portunity in the seventh. M. Truppg f c started the inning, with a single and .t . moved to third oh Medinski’t < * ® v # | t Kreshok then bore down on ' OOUIUUD 4 dOURAUD “ three batters and pitched bin Wkftt.PlMh W Whit*, Flash W Hach*l Shade* Rach.l Shadas ~ o f the tight spot. The locals ’Send lOt for TRIAL S ill game On ice In their half 'Send lot for TRIAL StZI f T. Hopkirn fSon.WewYot* : Hogkins^SjjjjnawJtom seventh,. Beed- started with- your depth in very cold v - and seared ahead of Enzabella who fay fast'-; Sprinting hit a home run tor left. Mallack followed With a si ” moved'to third -on -Valush's double Yuska walked filling the sacks. He L. forced Mallack at the plate but I I t i l l V afctlp T » i r m hok singledrYfcoriug' Vahah-and-^ 7- That ended the scoring for the i Sunday the locals had a rather - W i t h « i t C#I h i #I hcult time disposing Of the • Black Hawks in a-twin bill by scores FRANKLINS ■stosaohoottoetotMeimraRM of 6-1 and 5-0, Babe Mitchum and M a a s »im i— aMtoe—fcs A N D OTH ER S Lefty.. Strassburger were the winning hfceM m r^tri^tefie ', hurlers. The visitors’ only tally came as a result of Meder's home run from Im M sraui^uilki ■mra Sm Sk o O S* “ “ S o * M u: ■ Mitohum's delivery In the first game. The locals., grabbed a thrfee run lead « r a . b M . eradr M dieelni ym an d tspet* s," on singles by Wright, Beed and En- ...... d 0 0 0 (perferably with someone else who Is ICO, lie. O h to Biaks gee nddealy r a d -zabella. Mallack ' fanned but Yuska a gopd swimmer), to stay in shallow m l buoyaixt and fall of ■uxMhiN. » doubled, doing the damage. The visitors’ Phone# Un. 2-2332 336 CENTRAL AVE. Totals ...... 30 1 water, -tp beware of hidden holes and For they can’t do A. They only gis -" Bfily scoring chance came in the Black liaaks , 00000010 0—1 sudden drops in the sea shelving, and move the bowel* and a m e n move vwtebUvxtiMteo vkM It M M «• # , seventh when, after Meder's homer, NEWARK White SOX ...... 3 0 0 0 (j6 1 1 x—6 to beware of heavy breakers and un ment doesn’t get at the cause. The BHtldBC the UU flow (rMly. T they loaded the sacks with two out, base hits—Valush. Home runs-^ dertows. New Low M A rk e t 3-5700 lemon (or your down-and-out fading But doo’tuk (or 11 v«r pflU. kdt for Caxtrti . But Wolcott grounded out to Mitchum. Reed, Meder. Base on balls o ff—Mit- 12. Never dive in unknown, shallow b your liver. It ahoold pour out two LittU Iim PQla. Look for th* ebem Cort«* - The locals tallied once In the seventh chum 4; Wallcot, 1. H it by Pitcher- or rocky waters. Even in clear water pounds of liquid bQe Into your bowelg IJttlo Liver FUb on the rod UboL Kmmt a on two hits and once in the eighth on Wallcott, 1. Struck but by—Walcott, | remember that “ a deep dive is a dan M y - aiabatltute. 26e at all ■tore*. O^l.C.M .Cto A1 Reed’s homer to deep left Prices Mitchum, H. gerous dive;" ;: 5. Lefty Strassburger was in superb For New Grahams -— form .ih.-.the abbreviated . contest in r.ECJilLti NOTICES CASH OH DELIVERY -— dipping the Kawks- In the kalsomine iriROGATE’S NOTICE 5 , .bucket, 5-0 This was Lefty’s third. GIVES RULES FOR / > shutout of the season and all file WAGNER COAL CO. p Visitors could gamer from his offer ings were four hits mixed jn with SAFETY IN WATER , three bases on bails. At ho time 1C. Lefty in hot water, as narv a visitor More than 60 per cent of drownings 86 Liberty A ve. Hillsid set foot on 'third base ana only, pne occur from May to August, many of reached second. The locals scored once which are. preventable, in the opinion ' ‘*'1$ the opening irniing ijji- a pass to. of Dr. Ernest H. Lines, chief medical McEntee and Wright's single sending director of the New York Life Insur Pete to $bi|§, McEntee and Wright ance Company. worked a double steal, McEntee Dr. Lines, In speaking of swimming &. lhg. They picked up three more In the accidents, says Sixes and Eights . fourth. Enzabella singled, Mallack beat $900 to $1,572 D e l. , t v out a -hunt, Enzabella reaching -third: Advanced Features in |g| by fast running, but he was out at M otor Cars home as Mallack went to second an attempted double steal. Valush the brittan 1025 Phone for Demonstration V doubled, scoring Mallack and then N o w - .Boyce and Bechaver walked and . Strassburger singled, making the east jersey street Anniversary Special Semi-Annual Sale Jensen-Bedell, Inc. Bg|liS>.! -Mallaifc’s single- and a triple by PERMANENT r A ARCH PRESERVER 72 Prince St., Elizabeth, N. J. ■Valush brought in the; fifth tally, WAVES, COMP ...... « p 0 . j U SHOES Tel. Eliz. 2-0306 i-. v- Tomorrow at Elmora Oval the White The lowest prices in Arch Sox will meet the fast St. Francis Club elizabeth 3-9459 n o extras Preserver history. Ata»m^yl Jm. ^ and Sunday the Hudson Theatre b | Y o u *11 love o ur special wave at The most 'fascinating styles B. 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