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[ August 8, 1 9 4 * V o l ; 5 3 , N o . 3 2 ] [ August 8, 1 9 4 * t N ‘ja^6ui3pa«H o/a xoa XiapufQ iCmqn xassg Founded [ 8 8 8 .... Published every FRIDAY at MILLBURN,NJ. Women Rush Tractor Upset Republicans T o Cover Kills Driver Have Choice SILK STOCKING SALE George R. Brindje, 53 of La­ With little more than a month Special while they last, full fayette avenue, Chatham; was to go to the primaries candi­ line of women’s pure silk hose, instantly killed about 1:30 P. dates for Millburn Township all sizes and colors, full fash­ M yesterday when the bull­ committee are now on their ioned. Half regular sale price. dozer he was using to grade a way. Three Republican aspir­ • Boy would the above be great lot on Gap Vil>w road appar­ ants have filed petitions as news to ladies of our silk stock­ ently struck part of an old Cloan Government designees inged community? foundation, overturned down a r iso Hmry A. Feustel, John D. ten foot bank and pinned him Clark and J. Albert deCamp. The past week has seen these underneath. noimally sane women fighting William Sherman Greene Jr, The lire department rescue at stocking counters of local has enrolled under the Repub­ squad was summoned as was and nearby shops and gloating lican banner only. the Old Mill Garage wrecker over their loot. This then is the set-up for which lifted the several ton the first trial of civic associa­ Color and fit have not de­ machine sufficiently to remove tion candidates directly named terred them in the scramble as the body. Dr. Pasquale Dante vs. the long established custom all shades and sizes have been pronounced the man dead. The of an open contest with asso­ pounced upon, grist to their grader was owned by W. K. J. ALBERT deCAMP, Short ciations endorsing such candi­ mill. HENRY A. FEUSTEL, Bodwell Ogden of Summit. Hills, candidate for Township dates as were considered best Not in a decade has femin­ terrace man seeking Republi­ ★ Committee. qualified to represent their sev­ can nomination for Town Com­ ine Millburn seemed so anxious' eral areas. to cover its legs as now, which mittee. The new procedure is based shows the lengths to which Herrigel Out ★ on the Maplewood plan and hysteria leads. J, A. deCamp Is proponents have expressed the A survey of local shops this Feustel Hat • hope it would make possible week reveals every pair has F or Senate election of association selec­ been snapped up and put in Candidate Millburn will Have a state tions with a minimum of ef­ storage against the embargo In The Ring senate candidate this Fall and Petitions placing J. Albert de­ fort due to the united strength shortage, even hardware em­ Last week Henry A. Feustel maybe two.. Fred Herrigel Jr, Camp of Short Hills in nomin­ to be anticipated. poriums reporting increasd in­ filed his petition for the Town former surrogate has already ation for the Township Com­ Opposition views however quiries on garden hose. Committee nomination enlisting announced his intention to file mittee on the Clean Govern­ point to Maplewood’s present Social gatherings this fall under the Clean Government and rumor has spread that C. ment Republican ticket, were and past tax rates as an answer are expected to reflect the suc­ Republican banner. This puts Milford Orben may be the Clean filed Monday with Mabel Goff to "benefits" adding that that cess or failure of wives and him in a class apart for he is Government designee. Deemer, Town Clerk. town has had its share of man­ daughters as grabbers off in running - as an independent in Senator Zink has moved up agerial trials as well. the great drive and males are This completes the civic as­ a party alignment that includes to an appointive post creating sociation ticket John D. Clark Greatest debate is as to dis­ n: kcd not to be too critical of two civic association designees. a vacancy in Essex County of Wyoming, having filed two continued on Page Twelve) wrinkles and runs. He is not a member of any civic representation. A successor will ★ Just what is in store for com­ weeks agq. It also is -the cul­ group although he is now serv­ be named this November with mination of a series of meet­ ing months is pretty weir re­ ing a second term as president the primary scrap being ings at which it is said some flected by words an Item re­ Democrats of Millburn Kiwanis club. threshed out in September. 16 names were considered. Mr. porter heard a well known Mill- It has' been known for some Efforts to harmonize Repub­ deCamp was first mentioned as burn avenue barber shop quar- time Mr. Feustel was being lican party differences have available in The Item on July t e 11 e rehearsing Wednesday E nlist Two urged to make the race friends been reported with Arthur T. 11. Friends were then advocat­ afternoon: in all sections of the com­ Vanderbilt, former Senator Clee ing his candidacy which now is Rumors in circulation up to “Dear old fashioned girl munity joining in offers of sup­ and others making the head fulfilled. press time as to Democratic In cotton sox, port. These it is said will be­ lines. While progress may have candidates for Township Com­ Some with Roman stripes Mr. deCamp has been a resi­ come members of a campaign been made in other directions, mittee posts are that two names And some with clocks.” dent of the Township for the committee to work with and there is no sign of it in the past eighteen years. He at­ will be filed before the dead­ ★ « for him. naming of Zink’s follower with tended the College of the City line. Tax Payments Mr. Feustel who is married, the result that Mr. Herrigel has of New York and served as En­ Three names — those of lives at 4 Bodwell terrace. A definitely announced his can­ sign in the U. S. Navy during John Aurnhammer of 18 Tay­ native of Essex County, he is didacy under the designation the first World War. lor street, John J. Blauvelt of didacy on an Independent Re­ At High Mark supervisor of the Provident Mu­ He is married and has three 17 Bodwell terrace and Thomas publican ticket. -------- E. Mason of 42 Hobart Gap tual Life Insurance Co, at children and owns his home on What is believed to be an all Newark. He is state chairman West road. road — are prominently men­ tioned as possible candidates. It time high in collections received of Kiwanis Citizenship Respon­ Mr. deCamp is a past member fluring any one month by the sibility, a member of Millburn is understood Mr. Mason’s fil­ 100 Percent of the Republican County Com­ ing is practically assured while Township Tax" Collector was re­ Adult Education Board, Mill­ mittee and has been in the a decision as to which of the vealed with the reading of the burn Forum and Opinion Poll, Municipal bond business for other two men will run has yet •July report of E. Bernard Ward, the Newark Athletic Club and the past 15 years. collector,, at Monday evening’s is worshipful master of Frank to be made. Committee moating. The report lin LojJge, F. & A. M„ Irvington. That the Township building Mr. Blauvelt was a Demo­ showed collections including He is also on the executive and record may well be broken in MRS. JUDSON K. STICKLE cratic candidate for the com­ taxes and assessments of $159,- educational committee of 1941 became apparent with the entertained a circle of the mittee post in 1938 while the 902,7.7 as compared with a total Underwriters’ Association of report of the building inspector Woman's Guild of the Wyoming other two men are new to local of approximately $145,000 in a Northern New Jersey. ~ ’ presented by Committeeman Church, last week at her sum­ politics. single month in 19M jr’- Kain at Monday night’s meet­ mer cottage “Toporoc” at Glen ★ Collections received by Mr. MR. AND MRS. HOWARD J. ing. The report showed con­ Wild Lake. A picnic luncheon WANTED TO RENT Ward for the three months, CAMERON and daughter Ma­ struction for the first seven was followed by swimming and Two houses, near high school May, June and July totaled rianna of Whitney road have months of the year to be $1,059,- cards The Stickles who are and station. Four bedrooms. '389,067, also believed to be a returned from a vacation spent 592 or almost a 100 percent in-, spending the summer there will Phone D. Bliss, Sum. 6-0274. high mark for any other three at Quebec, Canada and Sever­ crease over the same period in return to their Whitney road Evenings Short Hills 7-3982. — month period. ance Lodge, Lake Kesar, Maine. 1940. home September 15. Adv. SpgjpggfS The Millburn &> Short Hills ITEM - { August S, 1 94.1 [ Page * 1 ><x>oo^o^-^o^-<^oooooooooooooooooooooooo awarded scholarships are: Mill- D efen se (~^r\r\C>s-Firemen b ' l f ’ P l T l P n burn,. Miss Ruth Ritter, class of OUR DEMOCRACY \ ~ i O p S - i 11 C U '45, and Short Hills, the Misses Muriel Vanderbilt ’45 and Mary WOMENS FASHIONS Bond Quiz Ask More Pay, Whitehead '45. I AND DEMOCRACY Q. In what denominations \\ \\ are Defense Savings . Stamps Millburn voters will prob­ jllNCE THE EARLY COLONIAL ■available? ably be asked to vote on salary Marshall Says TIMES WHEN SUMPTUARY A.
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