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VOL. XLVII.—NO.' 8 Millburn, New Jersey, Friday, February 22, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS THE NEGRO South Mountain School Vote March 12; LOCAL LEGION AS A GIVER TO AMERICA $20,000 Of Surplus May Be Utilized Strong Sermon Preached Ventilate Vault* of Horne of Millburn Education Here W im W I L L By Dr. Sibley at Wy- w.Tfm Vi.Homtif Plenty of Heavy Firing In The vaults and dungeons un I- To look u t A-vtV Horne of Engagement BAND ISSUE derneath the High School have the Board of Education, one DECIDE ON Preaching Sunday morning to a been undergoing improvements might never teallze the sym large congregation which included and betterments lor the-past metry ol thought that lurks be n r r A DTI ID 17 L - After years of standing pat, Guy a number of guests from a neigh several weeks so that'now, at l U X A r I U l l L ' R Bo,worth Post American Legion, hind his severe exterior. , went on record at its Thursday boring Negro church, Rev. H. Nor TO $ 1 7 ,0 0 0 a small cost ol only $58, good C0NT1NUEFUND Commenting on the possibil _____ | night meeting at Town Hall In man Sibley chose as his sermon ventilation is assured to any ity ol grading the South topic "The Negro, Giver to Amer- and all students or records Mountain school site as an Home beads Attack to1 Uvorthe bonus of tmmed,ate payment °r lc." In place ol the usual choir, Sum Ample for Build-; placed in solitary confinement. Need $1,000 to Keep ERA project Monday night, Mr. the Glee d u b ol th e Bordentown ing Grading and It was a surprise to learn Students In CCol Horne stated I have estimates Transfer Present From the way money is being Manual Training School sang, in any part of the Millburn edu on this cost of $7,000, so that Funds handed out In Washington, the cluding a number o l Negro Spirit Fee* cational structure required ad lege il done under the $4,000,000,000 _____ fanners getting it for crops they * •; — r , „ doi,'t Brow, banks having it handed uals in the service. ditional ventilation as it has relief program, it seems to me The Board of Education, follow- j to them for all the bum securities Tuesday, March 12, Millburn been assumed matters in this Wednesday, February 27, the a $20,000 project should be am Contrasting the very prevalent “Emergency Committee" of the ing its doolslon to submit thej their boards bought in a spirit of attitude ol our white race, that the voters will go to the polls a t a branch ol the city government ple designation of Its then Student Loan Fund will canvass 8outh Mountain School question at j avarice and which went sour, rull- Negro has been always the receiver, special election, to express their had been well aired in days magnitude." All of which goes views lor or against the new school gone by. Millburn Township for the purpose to show the Horne ol Millburn a special election March 12, carried roads grabbing off Federal funds with the deeper Insight that recog of raising funds to Insure the con nizes what the Negro race has been in South Mountain Estates. and the Horn of Plenty sound by a spit vote, a proposal DyA. W.l the modernisation they didn't The Board oi Education, at a tinuation ol the college careers of notes in the same key Home, to also permit the tax- i and the countless quietly contributing Ut this and the students who are relying on meeting Monday evening, voted payers to decide as to applying the j other drains on the amount of other countries, Mr. Sibley gave his this fund to carry them through unanimously to submit the prop $20,000 now In the board’s surplus, money In sight, the boys felt that hearers a clear picture ol some ol college. their outstanding contributions. osition, calling for a bond Issue ofj HARNSBERGER account, to meeting the cost of the J if they don't get the theirs now, Basing much ol the authrltallve not to exceed $117,000, to the quail-: In a letter to the committee, new school building, if voted when it does become due. Uncle source of his words upon such per fled voters of the township. This Mr. R. J. Bretnall, Principal ol COMMITTEE t The cost will be fixed at $117,000. 3“ ” will be out of dough and they son? as James Weldon Johnson, amount will cover the cost ol the IS ENTERED FOR Millburn High 8 ch 0 ol and secretary but if the voters choose to transfer will be out of luck. special lecturer at N. Y. University, new building, grading of the en of the Student Loan Fund, states J $2 0 ,0 0 0 from surplus to the build- It was a heated and furious de- distinguished man ol letters, now tire plot, architect’s fees and legal In part: "The Student. I/jan Fund; ADOPTS ITS j ing account, bonds would be Issued bate One ex-service man of local at present Is facing a severe crisis 1 professor at Fiske University, and services i In an amount not exceeding prominence said "If the DuPonts POSTMASTER and only the efforts ol all of us \ $97,000 This would have the ad- could not get patriotic for less Dr Burghart DuBols and others, The necessary resolution reciting can enable It to continue its work Mr Sibley continued “the gifts of the board's view of the need for vantage of reducing interest than 2 .0 0 0 per cent profit. I don t 1935 BUDGET I charges and putting to work a see why the hell all this fuss is the black people to our national such a school, was prepared and Stone and Ginty Also In 1allow d0 ,10t this bclieve splendid the l0m,m,mty movement wl» to life are three: song, toil and spirit submitted by A. W Horne of Hie : part of the $65,000 surplus that t? made about giving me my 600 fall behind. I do believe that the) Dr Johnson breaks these down building committee, who stated Race For Permanent M l jvf, now lying Idle and drawing no in bucks before they plant a string of people will rally to the efforts! m o v e i o n a m e ouperm -i terest, It is maintained trees from the Great Lakes to the into definite categories. He says the estimate of cost, as made by Job which you and your committee are ; there arc five great gilts ol the three qualified architects and tendant of Mainte- This may be said to be the first Gulf “ I making in order that a good work . time the “surplus" has been When the order for cease firing Negro Sacred music, secular builders, was not to exceed $1 0 0 ,0 0 0 , Thc sh o rt Hills postm astership 1 well begun, shall not be allowed' nance Is Tie brought into open as an admitted had been issued, the Poet ad- music, folk-stories and the dance for th(. building proper, and that plum ^ (luc ^ lall |nso_ pass out of existence" lact Past figures have shown Journed to Harry Stevens' office among the arts and labor. Minor tire remaining $17,000 would cover fnr M temporary appointment Mrs J M Schwarz, chairman of Mlllburn’s budget for 1935 was such a surplus should exist, but where refreshments and dark and contributions ar^ seen In humor all other costs, In his belief, esti- is concerned, and this, it is felt, the committee reports that 1 2 0 ; unanimously passed on final read- Inquiry has always met with the light were served and the soft Southern drawl that mates already being In hand on win K0 ^ Cai lisle C Cahill Mi women have volunteered their set- \ ing at a meeting of the Township statement it was a paper surplus A committee of Gifflonelln, has modified our language ” grading and fees, to bear out th e , C a h l! 1 h a 5 the P eking of the local vices for this emergency work, that committee held Monday night m >*' foct, and not a tangible Mon- Matthews and Barnard was ap- Enlarging upon the first of these flRure i Democratic organization for this next< Mondayk fn .. J,,.. over O2,000 non rletters o . i ....will I I j ^ ^ day n night i n b i Ithe b n fthing h lm » U.'acwas rrun u n Into npointed n ln in /4 *to survey...... >the L ____ various<____ or- gilts, Mr Sibley said in part: Plans for the new structure will appointment and both he and Ed be distributed, through the Girl th,e Town Hall earth a« money In the bank, and ganlza lions In town on the ad visa- Suppose we turn first to the be prepared in ample time for the Loncrgan, committee chairman Scouts, to every family In the The committee had on record a Austin Bailey stated, I feel we billty of purcliasing and maintaln- Negro's sacred music—the spirit public to study them and to decide j feel that this will be the deciding township, and that beginning next| resolut'on of the Taxpayers' Asso-. should let the people decide ing an ambulance. uals As everyone knows these If for this sum they wish to provide factor In hts favor Wednesday, February 27. these ‘ elation criticising the expenditures whether or not they want to use Comrade Fred Herrigel, our new were bom out of the experience ol a modern school building, fireproof j a new face has appeared In the women'wUl make ^hous*" to house. ln ,h„ No member oi the |2 0 a 0 0 0 °* jt for ^ purpMe 01 Surrogate, dropped In to tell the slavery The extraordinary thing n nearly every dftailand one that, list of candidates In the parson of canvass w lhtl everyone will .have ...... ln UlP bUdgPt . . ... whether they w ant to .support it in, boys what he could now do for about them is thetr high religious oplnionoftjteboard will Roberts Harnpbergerlate candi-, an opportunlty to 'assisj.jp this Asset iatlon attended the public. wlemM them, bu» none a t them took much exhaltation. Here is rxr'bfttetfiets All the need fat, the TOtare. , date for member of th*\Tow$ship | ma8t worthy cause hearing or fij^a 1,passage of the President Staub wa.s opposed to .h- proceedure neces- but suffering turned to beauty, Inquiry ha# developed the | Committee on the Democratic, The goal 4 of the committee Ls; budget and commUtee felt It any such use or dissipation of the| ^ t 0 M p hope The form of words is ol the township will In all probabil-, ticket Mr Harnsbergrr threw his „ i000t which is the amount needed ; dld not show ,ufflctentsurplus interest as proposed to by Mr Horne. The mcmberttUp cooimittM rt- course in the quaint peasant sim ty, be able to sell Its bonds if the hat Into the ring last week and t 0 carrv on .u. worx - . . . --**- 10 carry on ine worx. w arrant .serious consideration of llkenlng the School Board to a j ported that to date the member- plicity and naive Imagery ol the electors approve, at an Interest will have strong backing with Mrs. R. C. Bartron and Mrs H L. business concern and he was sup-, ahip of Po6t ahead of but untutored slave But the reason rate around 3 3-4 per cent, and if 1 Postmaster General Farley, In that Junge of South Mountain Estates ported ln this by Messrs Harts- ypar another sign ol returning - these spirituals have begun to grip plans and specifications can be he Is a close personal friend of D. are holding a dessert bridge at the Committeeman Willard L Hulls home and Cox On a roll call,, proBpority. Spring and the heef- the heart of the world is the uni prepared ln time to take advantage : Walker Weir, New York State Box- home of Mrs Bartron, Rawley stated he understood the Increased Mrs Haines was also In the ml-, dtnnpr ftrp Juat around ^ versal note of triumph that tran of the Spring building season. It. ing Commissioner, one of Mr Far- place, on March 1 a t 1:30 p. m., at appropriation for roads had caused nority group ; corner so "so long until tomorrow." scends the terrible sorrow. Here is may be possible to secure a bid at ley s mainstays in his home State, which 18 tables will be ln play,, unfavorable comment and he Those voting in favor of allowing | universal religion ol high order a substantial saving from the esti- A Rlvlngton Stone, another late and several groups in other local!- would be glad at any time to go the public decide as U> using a ; Spirituals first came to national mate. comer in the race, is making a ties are arranging small g r o u p I over figures with citizens to show part ot the $65,000 cushion that! notice m 1871 under George L. The Board discussed the details •,, r r , n 6 bid for the permanent ap- card parties as an additional: the incrense was to the best inter has grown $40,000 In the past three ' GRANDI OPERA White who had come from the oi the coming election at length 1 pointment, if not the temporary mpans 0f raising Tunds est of the taxpayers now and In years, were Mrs. Voorliees, Mr north and soon recognized the and it was the concensus of opln- onr , la® among his sponsors Thp conymuep requests those future Horne. Judge Slayton. Mrs. Taylor ! power of these songs; the Fiske ion, the widest publicity should be somt‘ ih p tow nships most innu- w |10 w[s|, ^ contribute directly to Committeeman Charles R Moore and Mr Bailey It wa.s the first split vote the IN MILLBURN Jubilee Singers ret out in th a t year given to every side of the proposed entllad residents, some who are not checks payable to the Stu moved that George Berstler be on a tour. “Four half-clothed new school, to the end that tax- residents, and he also has a per dpnl Lonn Fund' and maii to Mrs appointed supertendent of public board has had in a long time and black boys and five girl-women, led payers and property owners might sonaI acquaintance with President j ^ Schwarz, 49 Hobart avenue, maintenance at a salary of $2,400 as is common today, the progres Benefit Performance by a man with a cause and a pur- fnllv determine for themselves, the -Roosevelt. He, has been at Warm short Hills N j pCr year Chairman Stephen sives. supporting a redistribution ixae they braved cold, starva merits or demerits of the w hole Springs and Is Interested In tile jjlp names 0f t)le cilstrict cap- Barker stated no item in the bud- of wealth won out Also as Is Sponsored By Italian tion, sneers and shut hotels until plan work lhere tains are: Mrs G B. Landa, Mrs get allowed the expenditure, hut uncommon today, the presidential at Oberlln they made their first Patrick Ginty Is a third man w f Hannawny Mrs A 13 Bing- weie the motion passed tile corn- viewpoint did not prevail against ' Groups impression Then Hpnry Ward who Is receiving a lot of support, bam, Mrs F Schwanhauser. Jr, mittec would be called upon to find ' Mr Horne's Insurgent leadership Beecher invited them to Brooklyn Will Attend Garden especially among the older resl- ^ rs q g Fedderman, Mrs w D .a means of meeting the salary The question to be submitted to! Plans have been completed for and their fame began In seven Department Forum dents of Short Hills Mr Ginty is Tay)or j^rs j x Gordon Mrs H Mr Hulls stated he felt the ap thr elertors Ti'csday, March 12. the presentation of an operatic >(ars, traveling abroad to the royal one of the “old timers" there him- W...... Haines'• --Mrs -R -- M Johnstone ' —pointment *-----* should >—>-* be ----- made■- by his- from------six to nine - p —m , 1 In - Wash-; concert and mminai» musicale nnrtor under the the self, and his quest has aroused the ' Mrs F s Ma|m Mrs oeorge Con- departm ent as It Is under liis ington School will be two. First, auspices of Cornelia Oracch] Civic rourt In Germany, to Switzerland, The Garden Department of Holland, Scotland, Ireland, they U1C fighting spirit ofOf the “hill"hill billies"'billies'' noUy.'Mrs.'c:r p E"Hoddei\~Mrs HnHrier. M r, p I Cr 1 . 1 tiirlsdlrtlon Juflsdlctlon shall the Township of Millburn Club, at the Millburn High School, returned w ith $150,000 to found Millburn Womans Club will attend who have lived there longest Wiirtz, Mrs C W Lausser Mrs ' Chairman Barker explained the erect a school building on land Friday evening. March 8 Casa Fiske University. the annual seventh district forum The Job offers many possibilities LeSter Cummins, Mrs. Anna Irwin, j committee as a whole Ls respon-* now owned by 1t In the South i CoJomtx^Ls also collaborating^ It takes no great knowledge of of garden departments. Wcdncs- of squeeze plays, with the final Mrs Thomas Grimm, Mrs F A l Bible for all departments, but the i MuunUm seclkm. at a cost not to The Educational Qrand Opera outcome still In doubt Co. will sing Mascagni's opera art ur art criticism I would sup- day. February 37, at 11 a. m. at . t m i — - t « ..u t Hubbard, Mrs Joseph Dlgglns, M r s . authority, was subdivided to faciii- exceed $ 1 1 7 ,0 0 0 ? Second, shall the ^ “ *««.«»« c nrw er i P“a* to observe that there Is very Mrs N athaniel Tyer of Short, j B MncWhlnney, Mrs R C Bar- 'late competent management of Township ol Millburn transfer "Cavallerla Ru.dlcana" in concert little great a r t th at Is native to the Glen Ridge Womans Club. Hills, ls another late entry Into tffe | tron Mrs , F Freeman, Mrs. C. L.I township affairs. Throtlgh prac- fropi surplus funds of the Board form, complete In costume, with America Perhaps that is because There will be a varied program of postmaster race. Lattln, Mrs J Hodel, Mrs G H (tire, appointments have been, of Education, to the building ac- the following cast have bullded almost substanti- talks, discussions, a question box ------Otto, Mrs I Oreenbaum, Mrs.! made by the particular committee count to apply on such building Santuzza Vera Tlsehler aTlv in terms of material things and an Illustrated lecture on Old Walter A. Staub | Ralph Doublcday, Mrs Walter: In charge Philip A Ross said he cast, the sum of $20,000. the same Turiddu John Dunbar We are too far from the springs of Colonial Homes In thr South " f iM T — . . Castles, Mrs F. D. Pannell, Mrs H felt the appointment was politic j being in reduction of and not ln Lola Christina Federic! elemental hum an needs. A thlck- b peaks U n I axes Nvqutst ’ rally inspired and Mr Barker ruled addition to the total cost of Alflo Robert Ttlberg j'ess of luxury stands between But showing gardens and Interiors of ______,,uch should not Influence the$ii 7 ,0 0 0 ^ Mamma Lucia here L? a submergedu v u i c i g c u group uof i peo- ,h omes. . Delegates r , _ will . , take , . boxiij ...... Holding...... ^ — Its sixth...... of ----- the current THEODOREinrAM Hmr \C. . r FAITOIITE n i i u i i i merit Of the appointment Tlic As one man stated at the con- Corlnna Pelrone Pies who have been' ln America ’ !uncneons . uo"ce a n 0 ‘ series of meetings on the general ------'motion was defeated by a tie vote, elusion of the meeting, whatever Celeste...... Trio." a string ensem- ■unco 1G19, their native glfte of tre- oi 841 Vedn thl1e v,°!Cn R m C a> lheme of "Building Business: Funeral services for Theodore C ■ Mr Ross not voting. the outcome of this special elec-1 ble^wdl piay the accompaniment, menctous emotion, free Imagination c811 ll« ™ lnn»n' “ rs A ProfiU," the New York Chapter of! Pnitoote. 74. who died Sunday In | The committee had received lion, the cash surplus of the: Beside the complete rendition of and power of expression uncon-' L, MHloum 8 - 0:>04 n”1, the National Association of Cost, Overlook Haspital, Summit, were1 communications from Individuals Board of Education Is now an j the opera, there will be solos, duets, quered by the years of tragedy, and , cr Saturc*a>'' February . Accountants heard Walter A bpid Wednesday afternoon at the; and association requesting the acknowledged fact, and one th'‘ipU. whirh will form the first part °nly moulded Into a great gift '-0 "take y°uJ reservation and to .staub, member of the firm of Ly- August Schmidt 8z Son Memorial j board to give consideration to the taxpayers may deal with at a later of £he prograln which L? being acclaimed as of inform her of your willingness to t,rand r 0ss Brothers At Montgom-] Funera] Home. Elizabeth Rev 1 renaming of Frank Schmidt to the j date If not. now. In many towns The evening promises to be one drive your car. The cooperation or cry, discuss Income and other Gov-; Roderiek W Druckenmiller, p a sto rl Shade Tree Commission It was funds of tins nature are not per «laxsicai order. Here Is adversity I i\ a m a nx l\j> r a 1 p *— n ri it a II4 A r\ (1 C II , i § ■ > a m . ■ ■ * 1 . > , , of the most important, musical • footed in profound personal expe- the members ie requested, as »' ernmenta! Taxes. Mr. Staub ls an of Connecticut Farms Church, learned, upon Investigation, that mitted to be held In surplus but event.-! of the community, and ienre. breaking out into a beauty large delegation from the Millburn anthority on taxation, having Union, officiated Burial was In Mr Schmidt's terms does not ex- are turned back to the mttnictpnl- many music lovers and prominent r song iv is no wonder that Woman’s Club is desired written the Income Tax Guide He the church cemetery. pire until January. 1936 All letters j ity for reduction of the tax rate I • people throughout the rounty will I", cs declare that the Negro spir------— Is now serving his second term as Surviving Mr. Faitoute are his were filed for future reference 'This action of the Board Ls a pro- attend ual is probably America's greatest AMATEUR .NIGHT president of th e New York Stale wife. Mrs Jennie F, Faitoute, a In the early Spring nnd Fall grcsslve step" The concert Is given for the ‘ogle artistic contribution to the ------Society of Certified Public Ar- son. Percy, of Hillside; and three during the heavy thaws and rains,! benefit of the Italian Language world " An amateur night will be held [ countants Following Mr. Staub’s daughters, Mr;, William Alley of complaints are received regarding , §t Stephen’s Choir Class Fund of Millburn, which has Passing more briefly over the Friday, March I, In the White Oak | talk, questions were asked and an- Millburn, Mrs John Ehrhardt. J r, drinking water. To insure the • r . . . . . , an attendance of almost 2 0 0 stu 'l of the Negro- those of Ridge Chapel. Entertainment will. swered regarding the 1934 Revenue l and Mrs Robert Henshaw of Eliza community against an unhealthy Sings In W estfield dents ttlar music, folk stories and the Include recitations, Instrumental Art and Its Intricacies beth ■ condition. Committeeman Clark / The Educational Grand Opera „oncp Sibley said in conclu- and vocal muslr. 1 —------was authorized to have the water Next Sunday evening, at West- Company Ls represented by Mr Miss Mildred Cook, chairman of Girl Scout Rally HENRY ALMY HOWE analyzed at his discretion field. Dr Walter W Van Kirk of Philip F Iennt. who has been di v>c have time for only one more the committee in charge, will be ‘ ~ _ ------I The committee adjourned until the Federal Council of Churches of rectly responsible for the presenta t j - r 10 Negro as a crea- assisted by Mrs George Trowbridge i S u n d ay , M a rc h O Funeral services for Henry Alnty a special meeting called for next Christ ln America, will speak on tion of Bohcme" by the Metro li(' molding our national and Jack Lambly. Tlekets may be Girl Scouts of Millburn Town- Howe. 47. who died Friday at ids Monday evening at R 30 o'clock In The Present World Crisis—Will it polltan Opern Co a few weeks ago term Wp have thus far in procured for any member of the I ship will hold a rally in the High home ln 761 Mosswood avenue, the Town Hall be Peace or Wal?" Dr Van Kirk In Newark the « ?f 11X1 We can now turn to committee School at 3:30 o’clock, Sunday af- | Orange, were held Sunday after- for many years has been In charge Tickets may be obtained at flfld of labor. temoon, March 3. This Is an an- noon at St Andrew's Episcopal HOLIDAY CLOSING of the department studying the Kalsef's Drug 8 bnre. _ 50 r!i^ ,Ulp year 1700 there were ------rtual event and there will be prom- Church. South Orange Rev. F causes of war and means or devel r r ,HK) bl»ck slaves here. By 1760 ed a whole new "economic empire: j inent speakers, to be announced Creswick TotxJ. rector, officiated The Item will reach readers oping international goodwill there CAPTAIN DIXON SPEAKS ■we,. Z,erc 230^00 By 1800 there cotton. What the Negro has meant1 later. Interment was In >lt. Auburn a day early this week because Special music will be furnished ^OO.OOO. This increase tells Its to the economic wealth of our na ThLs rally will be in connection Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass. of the holiday Friday, Febru by a chorus composed of the com- Captain Edwin Dixon was guest *■ of Lh °ry' ot cour»e. lor the crop* tion Is hinted at when we learn with the foreign relations study of Mr, Howe Is survived by his wife, ary 22 (Washington's Birth- ibined choirs of the First Methodist speaker at a meeting of Troop IS, that the investment, through the Scoute and the girls will wear Mrs. Elisabeth P. S N Howe; a day). The offices and printing , Church of Madison and St. Ste Wyoming Boy Scouts, held Friday staves which the emancipation native costunies of foreign coun- son, Henry K-. Howe; his mother, plant of The Item will close at phen's Episcopal Church of Mill- evening, in Fellowship Hall of the tie**- - a«n — .■•van more proclamation of Mr Lincoln turned hTes The rally will be colorful Mrs. Solomon Henry Howe; two noon Friday bui will be open bum, under the direction of Henry Wyoming Presbyterian Church. a r* * * * Finally thm « m iha to ruin, amounted to two billions and a large attendance Is antici brothers, Dr. Arthur of Hampton. until noon on Saturday, as j Weston Smith, Professor of Music Captain Moon talked on , '’vitiation which eventually buUd- of doliart. . *, , pated. Va., and H arold of Short Hills. i a t Drew University. Principles of Aviation.” . ^ ' ... jijite#eyywP • V- - r ;
Friday, February 22, 1935 Millburn - Short Hills Item ——a—as —'=—if"" = submit In Washington an up-to- January and 23 cases of mumps considerably more than $50,000,000 Preliminary surveys tyere made, There were scattered cases 0f Mr. Compton wrote, “to make sure th^-minute list of available under and giving employment probably to measles and whooping-cough but that New Jersey would b^prepared takings. more men and women than were nothing ‘ approaching dangerous ing Yankee” Means New Day In Railroading with an adequate pool of carefully proportions. utilized in the Civil Works Admin thought out projects and accurate MORE MUMPS, ETC. Mlllburn’s Board of Health, bet Mr. Clark asked as to the im. istration program. estimates in the event that a re munlzatloniUO work In the township employment program was initiated ter known as the Township Com Statements to this effect were and was advised more than «« by the Federal government this mittee, met Monday evening and contained In a report by Lewis j canvassed conditions effecting the have been given treatment up to Compton, Executive State Director j Winter." the preseht tim e. Vital statistics Mr. Compton explained to Mr well-being of community residents. of the ERA, sent to Charles Edison, i for the month were: Marriages i, Edison that he had Initiated pre Thirty-four cases of chickenpox as State Director of the New Jersey were reported for the month of births 3, deaths 6. Division of th e National Emer paratory studies throughout the gency Council. The word ‘ Imme State last July This was three diately," Mr. Compton said, is months before any word on the precise, because plans, estimates subject had come from Washing and other data required as prelim ton. Therefore on October 24, last, inaries to construction have all when a message was received from the Federal ERA asking him to 1 been prepared, are in the files and can be transmuted into action, compile a program of works, Mr. veritably upon a moment's notice Compton was able the next day to « t e d io 'J
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Many attractive styles ciency expert” which saves you time and money. definitely that the Ford Y-8 is the most It is an accountant which provides you with state —sturdy loghres which blaze with steady economical Ford car ever built. ments and records and is a legal receipt tor the flames, pale birch logs, old fashioned coal payment of your lulls. baskets Ctnd many different types of Radiant FORD MOTOR COMPANY All of these services are yours - when you have fires. Handsome andirons are included in the a checking au.ount in this hank. price of many of these heaters. Prices beain at $8.50. The coal fire illustrated sells fot $17.50 cash, including connection and six leet DRIVE THE NEW FORD of gas piping...... — *• The First National Bank - . • » . . of Millburn, New Jeraey La Frenier M otor* E k i ^s' •. v *' > ' ' - v- Msmbcr Fadaral Reserve System 51S MILLBURN AVE. If I m Can’t Visit, Phone Mill bum IM41 1907 And We Will Bring a Car to Tan. Without OMigatien. M U i EflHH 2 m to m . - J • ...... 1 • Social and Personal Mr. and Mrs. William Denton Taylor of Farley road, will leave, : 1 Activities March 8 for Yeamen’s Hall, Charleston, S. C VISIT NEW YORK ZBy “K" Kennedy: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A SLev- . Mrs William J. A. McKim re Mr. and Mrs Frederick Barry enson were recent hosts at dinner IN THE cently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and son, Bruce, of Highland at their home In Knollwood road Arthur Terry of Crescent drive at avenue, have returned from New her home In Baltusrol way. On York, where they spent several WALDORF MANNER ■mother occasion, Mrs. McKim was days at the Park Avenue Club in Mrs Charles U. Stout of Mlnni- hostess at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. the Hotel Vanderbilt. sink road, will sail tomorrow on William A. M dkleham, Mr. and the S. S Corinhtai for Nassau Mrs Archie B. Quarrier, Mr. and Miss Mary Nichols, daughter of Mrs James R. Str&ng and George Mr. and Mrs. J. Osgood Nichols, Mr and Mrs Hobart L. Benedict The superlative services, luxuries, and dis Carey, all of Short Hills. Mrs. Highland avevnue, played the part have returned to their residence on tinguished setting of the world-famous Mr Kim’s youngei son, Anthony L. of the witch in the New York Ju n Hobart avenue from a cruise to the Waldorf are available at surprisingly low McKim his wife, the former Miss West Indies and Soutli America ior League's recent production of costs* Single rooms are $5, $6, $7; double Mabel Geer of Short Hills, and “The Wizard of Oz" at the Iteek- their son, Anthony, Jr., have Just sher Theatre, Manhattan. rooms are $8, $9, $10. moved into their new home in Humson. They plan to live there Richard and John fily of South -. FIXED PRICE MEALS. A delltious grj$iyb- the year round. ; ------—----- terrace, are vacationing £t the - - DoufUi F. C 11 \R I I V II.) 1 o iv/ ,. ;■ 8fcmUal EHimjbt to sw vfed in the Tontffrned Holly Inn In Plnehurst, N. C. s t <■><— Mr and Mrs. David Hartwell jte flB B e p r* , r_yjjjr; !S» ' SERT ROOM, $2 50; musieby the Cugat En X S t m u t f i a Mrs. "John-fthea Montgomery re- semble. Dinner in the interesting NORSE month’s wedding trip to Florida cently entertained at bridge and The Trigger Club of Short Hills i Mr. an d Mrs. Charles S. Morley GRILL, $2.00, Club Breakfasts are from 75 and will reside in 6 Short Hills tea at her home in Highland ave held .its annual meeting last week. | of Hobart avenue, are among the avenue, Mrs. Ludlow Is th e for cents, and Luncheon at $1.50. nue. Stephen H. Barker won the shoot. I Winter colonists at Eustic, Fla * -.J*. mer Miss Beatrice Henry, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gustaye A. $tewarti Their daughter, Betty, Ite* Teturrt- ☆ of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Henry Buddy Drake, son at M r and ehtefrtalned at cocktoito after the led home after attending the Wes- ENTERTAINMENT. In the Empire Room oi Detroit. Mr. Ludlow Is the son Mrs. A. W. Drake of Western drive, contest. Ileyan prom at Middletown, Conn,. of Ml and Mrs. William. Orr Lud has been elected president of the there is the wonderful dance music of low of Madison. Their marriage Dramatic Club of Plngry 8chool, Henry King and his Orchestra at both Din look place In Cranbrook, Mich., Elizabeth Buddy recently played January 5. ner and Supper. During Supper, Xavfer • • • one of the leading roles in the school’s annual dramatic produc Cugat and his Tango Band alternate with Mr and Mrs. Jam es M. Syming tion. the Henry King Orchestra. ton of Short Hills avenue .enter A delightful Supper-entertainment pro tained 30 guests at dinner. Satur Qeorge B. Stickel and son, A day night. Quests included Mr. and George B. Stickel, Jr., of Hobart gram includes Sheila Barrett in fascinating Mrs. Francis D. White, Mr. and avenue, have sailed for Bermuda. N ew impersonations, Beauvel and Tova in smart Mrs Gustave A. Stewart, Mr. and Bruce Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. and daring dances, Consuello from Mex Mrs. Percy 8. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Ryan of Highland 56th ico, and other sophisticated entertainers. Louis P. Bayard, Mr. and Mrs. avenue, entertained at supper. Worthington Campbell, Mr and A light fixed Supper is included in the Cou- Sunday. S e n e s Mi.s Herbert 8. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Berdan of vert ol $1.50 (Saturdays, $2.50). w T Sampson Smith, Mr. and Parsonage road, took third prize £ Mrs. Nathaniel Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. with their Springer 8panlel In the O p e n e d George Hasslacher, Mr. and Mrs. limited Springer Spaniel class at TEA-DANCING in the Empire Room Satur Ridley Watte, Jr., Mr. a n d Mrs. the one-day Newark Kennel Club February 13th day and Sunday afternoons. Horacio Zito William Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. John show at the Sussex Avenue Ar and his Orchestra. Rhea Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. mory. 1 9 3 5 Plcrpont D. Sehreiber and- Mrs McBride s Waldorf agency will secure Robert U Whitney , Mrs. Stewart H. Hartshorn and a n d i s your theatre tickets daughter, Katherine, of Highland Reservations: ELdorado 5-3000 ’’’’ Mrs John Fairfield of Chestnut i avenue, will sail tomorrow for Ber- still open. flitvp will entertain today in honor I muda, where they will spend a Ext. -137 Ui Miss Marlon Eaton, daughter of I fortnight Mr.. Wilfred Ernest Eaton of Eusl THE Orange and Petersham, M ass, who Mrs James Skidmore recently v ii i m p \ r.ni d i m ; will be married March 12 to Donald entertained at tea at her home in K hIum oi Petersham, son oi Mrs. Taylor road. ! v v v '. O l 1 AT ION WALDORF William Upton Fisher of New Salem. Mass, and the late George Mi and Mrs Eugene F Williams Fisher. Mrs. Faireld Is a sister o! were hosts at a cu«kUll party, ASTORIA the prospective gTOom, and the Sunday, at their re.sidenre on wedding will be performed at her Chestnut place PARK AVENUE 49th to 50th • NEW YORK home In Short Hills. A Washington's Birthday dance TYPEWRITERS Cornelia Edminston, Marjorie will be held tomorrow night at the Short Hills Club REPAIRED RENTED Brenneman, and Mary Bell of The Waldort will be glad to mail you announcerr.#r.!s Short Hills, will attend the W ash SOLD oi iorthcomir.g ©vents Jus! send your noma and address ington Birthday dinner dancc to All Mukr* «f Typewriter Klbb«na. bt given Friday by Jean Reynolds and Louise Williamson of 8ummit, Slifer Typewriter Co. NAME______at Canoe Brook Country Club. NEWARK STREET____ SLH AND COM PARK MII.l.Ht HN AOENCYi If _STATE- Miss Mildred B Lyons, daughter CANDLELIGHT SHOP j ^ FT*--- — of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Lyons .HR Mtllhttrn A ir. M ill, 8 iir=r---- of Nottingham rrmd, has been se MODEL FOR MODEl lected as a member of the basket ball team at Centenary Junior Col lege. Hackettstown, N. J. Miss PRICE FOR PRICE Lyon. is a senior in the prepara tory M-hool and a member of the Peitliosophlan Society AND YO U ’LL B U Y TH h Edwin C Stengel has returned to his residence on Pine termce -'Per [rending several days at the Carolina Inn in Summerville, Funds A rc S C BUICK Available To 19 35 Mr* Arthur D Pratt, who Iras ! her residence on Baltusrol spending several weeks at Home Owners A General Mown Product Body By Fi,he. hiorm Mrs. Pratt plans to rc- shortly on the S S. Rex and Builders Y o u r comparisons of the 1935 Hoick Mrs Pennington Sntterhwalte of B i 'iisrol way. who is stopping at tin Colony Club. M anhattan, en will go beyond models and prices to Duick quality. tertained at cards last week. Guests from Short Hills included You will point out to yourself modern improvements Mrs t Osgood Nichols, Mrs Pierre T H E Washington Rock E Rtrhards and Mrs. Benjamin K Hotchkiss Building and Loan As- for which you will look elsewhere in vain. Check up toclatlon lias money to Miss Florence Armstrong, daugh- on head room, elbow room, leg room. Sit In a Buick it-r of Mr and Mrs Victor C Arra- loan to home-owners and Mrong. was hostess at a buffet builders Any officer dr mipper party, Sunday, at her home and feel it* luxury. Then, take it out. In perform ■h Cuniaton road director will be glad at iny time to confidentially ance and riding, you will experience the clincher discuss your problem with in Buick’a favor. Buick’* sweet, smooth, valve-in Oriental Rugs you and arrange the loan head power and performance are not duplicated. Rcwoven-Rcpeired DIRECTORS Cl.BRUT E AI.I.SOI' Its Knee-Action gliding ride i* £ r-HEti BOinOEl'KU XARVRV J TI'IEI! It is only with GAS that you can get maximum heat instantly. - HAItl.es M I1EEVK built in by Buick’a own engineer- 7 9 5 KB*T> BCHJEKnAtfH and af». Ltar prieve No other fuel or energy can start things cooking so quickly for j o * c o u i C t rat Film. Mick., ivh- ing. Begin your comparison* now rd te change with you don’t have to wait for the heat to come tip. FRED MEJlIUaEU JM iMfflcf. Hftevla I m o w A lin AHM#*Tn<>>o ettra. WII.I.AIU* I, IILXTH with a real Buick demonstration. iTTc. Gas is the premier fuel for cooking. It is as clean as sunlight— FTt*n THOM MON* no dust, dirt, soot, smoke or oily vapors are given off when you ltOM*HT F M Altdlf A 1.1 (HAULER WITTKOP burn it. It is flexible, which means that oven temperatures can mi.t.lAM MAVOOI.I* r. II WARD be more accfirately controlled than with any other fuel. It’s FRANK M RUDOLPH JAMIL ESTARABADI always available and in whatever quantity you need. Special There is no way of cooking so convenient, so time saving, so Pficcs this month for weaving, "'pairs, alterations of Oriental BUICK easy as with the modern automatic gas range. and Domestic Rugs . . IdenU- w h i n n r m automobujes a m b u i l t . . . b u i c k w i l l b u i u > t h e m hcation and appraisals made . . . Ml work supervised by Mr. & - Washington Rock ■oahadi. native of Baghdad, Mesopotamia. Phone tor an Building & Loan 'Miniate No obligations...... —. SUMMIT BUICK CO. PVBLICQfflSEHVICE ASSOCIATION SUMMIT, N. J. SOUTH ORANGE 311 Mlllbum Ave. STORAGE CO. 68-72 Franklin F t ' Summit 6-0512 SH Tim W f: ..... ^■'■ T h e Mi 11oufn - Short Hills Item Friday, February 22, 1935
seemed to think the commltteee’s cool place but th a t has not helped. If the four delegates of the &£**> ., i V {Slyr «UIburn-& lftirl HUIb 3 t m infraction minor and nothing to Trom our Yours very truly, ployed Relief Workers are harass' get "het” up about. Frank Kennedy. ing the two carpenters toying wju' The Walrus • * • unfinished work of the new ,Sbt i Published every Friday by The Item Publishing and Printing Company, ^Leaders “The time has come the wal I thought I was going to have a (You will have to go further and ter House In Taylor Park, in order S Corporation, at 249 Main street, Mlllburn, New Jersey. rus said to talk of other to get them to quit doing nothin, hot dish to serve up this week be Editor The Item: delve deeper, Mr. Kennedy. I have H. Q. More...... Editor and Publisher things; of sailing ships and had the same experience and found or just quit, nothing doing Aw sealing wax and cabbages and cause a fellow "who didn’t want Willard H. Baetzner Advertising Manager his name used,” told a man who I understand you set yourself up no remedy. Heat will do this, but nerts, have it your own way kings." Business and Editorial Telephone ...... Mlllburn 6-1200 "didn’t want his name used" to to be quite an angler and I am what will undo It is beyond me. Peaceful Patricia tell me to see “RasS." wondering if you can tell me what Perhaps some other fisherman can How good it seems to have the I interviewed all of the “Rosses” help us both out.—Ed.) Official Newspaper of Mlllburn Township Miiiburn budget twins all tucked In the directory, starting with Phil to do for an Aameled line that into bed and our happy family has gone "tacky." USE ITEM WANT ADS w hieiu AtmmsiMi iiwishtativis Ross, who, I thought, might be Editor, The Item: , i mw Jt ixt-v trwsp»M is. i»c. once more settled down for some naming some more of those I have a perfectly good English solid reading and a quiet pipe. Fighting Annie wants to know —RESULTS ASSUMED “ornery” policemen or something, double tapered casting line that New V n i K i f i - Pttiud,{plm-K«w«f* Some folks don’t seem to realize but to date I have negative reports began to feel gummy late last sea that we have a long evening ahead on all of them. Subscription rates, by mall, postpaid: one year, $2.00; six months, $1.00; of us and that that usual Inter Next week 1 am starting to run son and now it Ls so sticky it Is like tingle copy, five cents. Subscription paid In advance. ruption, the Spring primary, Is a down all of the "Ross” clan In fly-paper. I have tried lime grease, thing of the past. There is almost Member Essex County Newspaper Publishers’ Assn Essex County, and I’ll tell you, cold w ater and letting it He In a time to tackle Anthony Adverse if Mister, If anyone knows any such you haven’t already read it. I have missed I will be pleased to There won’t be any more dis ! meet 'em openly, privately, or INDIVIDUAL SECURITY. tractions until September, and by catch lift catch can that time there should be a recov • « • WASHING Square Dealing American cltixbns have established an all-time, world record in ery from the budget fidgets so i The Tom Platts, the Mat Quays _ Individual, economic security. everyone can stand It without loot and even the Hagues from Hague- 1 no other country In the world has there been such an opportu vllle, would h a re gotten a kick out Honest Service- ing temper. It's a sad state when MACHINE v//“ a t- i i.,/1«./, r.'•»'
Betty Fetter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fetter of Chest everyone voted the trip a most sue-1 the advanced French achievement nut street, entertained Saturday MRS. TRIMBLE oMnterest ^ WUh many thlngs! test given at Bucknell University, Social and Personal evening at a Valentine party. oi interest.______j February 15. Miss O’Mara was the Miss Helen Reeve entertained MISS O’MARA PASSFS only Freshrnan a Ust with five members of the Junior Girls’ WILL ADDRESS 1 uPPer classmen, and In passing the Activities Stamp Club last, night at her home Miss Alice W. OMara, daughter | reading test has fulfilled the for- In Linden street. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. O’Mara ! elgn language requirement at of 400 Mlllburn avenue, has passed j Bucknell for graduation. ?By “K" Kennedy: A dessert bridge will be held WOMAN S CLUB Mrs c. F. Rogge of Mountain Mrs. Oeorgc O rant of 30 South Tuesday at 1:30 p. m., at the Wyo ming Club. Mrs. Theodore Bagg, View road, entertained at a baby ern Slope drive, entertained at a Mrs. W. D. Williams and Mrs. Glen Is Special Representative shower Tuesday afternoon Tor her dessert bridge, Tuesday, for the Woodhouse are in charge of ar S r in-law, Mrs. H Scharfl of benefit of the Women’s Guild of rangements. . of Federal Hous south Amboy. Quests were from the Wyoming Presbyterian Church. The Alliance Frances myit Mon ing Aid Mill burn, Nutley, Glen Ridge, New * * « day morning at the hom<» of Mr^s. ark and Trenton ^ Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Ball of 19 A. D. St. John in Sagamore road. Mrs. Delight Sweney Trimble, Undercliff place, are stopping In A dance will be held tomorrow special representative of the Fed 1 8 The Eastern Star held an inltla- Miami, Fla., for several weeks. night at the Wyoming Club. Mrs. eral Housing Administration, will iion at the Masonic Hall on pres They are the guests of their sons, Theodore Bagg and Mrs. Herbert make a short address before mem ent, Matrons' night, February 20. Harry, Jr., and Edward, who are Marshall, Jr., head the committee. bers and guests of the Woman’s speeding the Winter there, Club of Millbum at the guest day Clearance! Mrs A W Home of Park View * * • SHORT HILLS meeting of the Cltlaenship Depart drive has return**! frojn PhUa- Mrs. Conover Willis of 19 U nder ment, to be held Friday, March 1, flc phla, where she attended the cliff road, will give a dessert bridge, at the Short Hills Racquets Club at MU DELIGHT SWENEY THIMBU! « i funeral of her mOther.Mrs. William Wednesday afternoon, and a bridge Mrs. Charles Day has returned t° her residence in W.oodfleid a ftw 2:90 p, m. Mrs. Trimble 1s con Speeiel Representative,, iusevcPerfumes Foster. W ed^iesdaJ'jtfKifyr. the : Administration Mr and Mrs. R. -X Pierce, were -BEGINNING. WEEK OF MARCH 4tk MrsT ‘John EllfoangeWjfas hostess Robert Veit of Coniston roadroad. Ils a hlcuocu licensed imw architect uicu unuand iais im-na-’ - ■ ...... , £us at a dessert bridge, Saturday, Lt*>r Fla whew tlonglly known ai a writer, having I an address by a staff member tell their residence on Mountain to her bridge club, Monday eve has left for Clearwater, Fla., where written Ior such publications as ling of the purpose and operation! An opportunity to secure the finest perfumes U w road. ning, at hen residence an 21. Under he will join Mrs Veit and their cliff road. children, Natalie and Peter, who Goot} Housekeeping, Ladies Home | ot Good Housekeeping lnsti- i at a greatly reduced clearance price. Aik-per • * • are spending the Winter there. Journal, McCilll s, Better Hornet, tute the guest»s were conducted In ' fumes offered are guaranteed free from any ^s. M. Brennen ‘ of Mlllburn and Gardens, etc She Ls from1 a«luue, entertained her bridge A meeting of the Sunshine Club Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Baker of. fIIrlu„.^,^ a,MUS’Tei« a K,,e JLS iir0I!l I groups through the institute. dilution. They remain “on the gold standard.” will be held Thursday at the home Forest drive-and New York, will Westfield, J. and has designed < where they learned more of the club last night. « • Jl — • - „ of Mrs. R. C, Bartron, 30 Rawlqy be hosts at dinner tomorrow night ! t(Mts of the various household ar- Isabel invites you to take advantage of this place. prlor to the Washington Birthday n Pr,ce from $1Q.000 to $05,000. | ticie» and appliances A stop for Mr and Mrs, Lester Carr were • * • opportunity to sample the various- blends with U»u at dinner. Tuesday night at dance at* the Short Hills Club. , Other sneakers at this special, luncheon was made at The Hearth- out obligation A luncheon will be held today in t Guest Day \)f the Citizenship De-i stone Tea Room on East 48th their Home In Southern Slope the chapel of the Springfield Pres Mrs Henry A. Prince and son/' Donough. of Knollwood road, left i partment will be .Mi s William S. street. The party was then con- j byterian Church drive . „ . Saturday for a three months’ Rae of the PaKSalc Valley Flood ducted on trips of inspection ( Mr and Mrs. George Grant of 30 The Ty-Ann Club will hold a cruise to the West Indies andIControl: Robert' Sinclair of the through the Temple Emanu-El and South America : Essex County Park Commission, Boutlvern Slope drive, entertained supper Thursday, February 28, the Church of 8t John the Divine,' Isabel Sbuldham Saturday evening in compliment to from 6 p m to 7 p. m , In the 1 Mrs Sidney H Brown of Jeffer- and Frank A. Carrington of the by special guides, who gave Inter Mi and Mrs. Russell Ellison of De- chapel of the Springfield Presby ] son road, who Is the guest of Mr. PaPer Miu Playhouse of Millbum. estlng facts concerning their archi 114 Glen A ve.. corner Sagamor e Millbum 6-0464 uoii, Mich. Guests were Mr. and terian Church. and Mrs. Sidney H Browne a t thplr, Mrs- Harold S. Haines, chairman of tecture. costs, and length of time | Mrs Robert Pease, Mr. and Mrs. . , , | home In Batavia, Java, plans to - Uie department, will be In charge being built. The party returned to Millbum at about 6 p m and: Lcu.Ls Wells. Mr. and Mrs. R M un Mrs. Arthur Jackson entertained return to Short Hills in the Spring. of Hie meeting All members and her bridge club at luncheon and Giaham R, Holly spent the friends are cordially invited son Wimmer and Mr. and Mrs. * * * bridge, Tuesday at her home in 1 week-end at hi.; home in Baltusrol Richard Wahl. 899 Ridgewood road way. Mr Holly ls spending the Slxty-tivo members and friends of the Woman’s Club of Millbum Mrs Walter Hall entertained the Winter at the Hotel Marlton. Man Glen Woodhouse of 49 Southern hattan. made a pilgrimage into New York committee of the Womens Guild 1 g]0p<, clrive Ls on a business trip In City on Wednesday, February 13, of St Stephen's Episcopal Church, j Tennessee Mr and Mrs. Gerald McKeever of Meadowhrook road, entertained which was arranged by Mrs Jo Tuesday afternoon, at her home In seph Digglns, chairman of the Mr and Mrs A W Horne of 39 as their week-end guest, Mrs F G Bodwell terrace Plans were com Home Arts Department Two Park View drive, spent the week Eigenbrod of Buffalo pleted ior a luncheon to be held chartered buses left the Mlllburn end at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Mr and Mrs L C Bigelow of Wednesday, February 27, from 12 Station shortly after 10 a ni and •„ j o'clock. In the parish house j^lantlc City T-.ylor load, an pending a month In Palm Beach. Fla the first stop was made at the Good Housekeeping Institute Alter M: and Mrs William Bonynge m WYOMING mrc trusts at dinner. Sunday, at * GROCERIES* MEATS’PRODUCE * i.iui residence on Wluttingham Holmes Bailey, son of Mr and lerrncc Guests Included Mrs M Mrs Austin Bailey ot Sagamore Connell. Mrs. A Tcrbcll of M aple road, entertained at a supper party Buy your meat* ir yoor iftrtiy Mutual wood Miss Kate Massman of M an- Saturday. In honor of hts birthday Market Y ou * ill be assured of alw *)t 1 getting the finest that money can buy liailar., and M : M A. Park of Team heads ol the Women's I Mlllburn. — and th ey arc priced exception . . . Guild of the Wyoming Presbyte-1 rlan Church will be guesLs, Wed- i ally low for such superior quality Mis William Donaldson ol New nesday afternoon, of Mrs Arthur) York, Ls the guest this week of her | Thevenet at her home In Walnut son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and]j avenue Plans will be made for the ! Mix Douglas Barry o( 10 Locust i year. GuesLs will include Mrs E. place. mmrmTH • • • T Burton, president: Mrs F G Adams. Mrs C M Hebbert. Mrs N Joyce Bonynge daughter of M r.| I m Sibley. Mrs R Montgomery, and Mrs William Bonynge ol Mis O E Gampi, Mrs, H N Fel Whltungham terrace, rendered a ! ton. Mrs G Grant. Mrs. E. Stryker, violin solo at the monthly meeting Mrs K Dodge Mrs H Pritchard. of the Junior division of the Music 1 Mrs E Wilkinson, Mrs H O'Brien, HEINZ “ *®f™ SOUPS Department held yesterday at the Mrs O N Slayton. Mrs A F. Idler. Maplewood Woman’s Club Heim Aaaorted Soups provide a welcome Mrs J B Johnson, Mrs I Moore, STANDARD QUALITY addition to any menu. Serve them often 1 Mrs H T Cook, Mrs J M Pareda Mrs C Lutz and daughter. Iris, j buy several varieties at this price. 2 25c and Mrs A Pflster u-turned to their home in 20 Locust • * • TOMATOES place, last week, after spending Boys' night was held Monday at several months traveling In Eu- the Wyoming Club Bridge and CUT STRING BEANS RAINBO SALAD DRESSING , . 25c fopc ping pong were played Mr and Mrs Scott Stevens and , 3 :,23c UPTON’S S T TEA 41c .. J l c *on, Noel, of Main street, were the ] aeck-end guests of Mr and Mrs. | COMET BROWN RICE FLAKES „9 e Your Money Buys More at ■! 1: i y Woods of M anhattan. • • • Liberty Food Stores FLOUR SALE! LORNA DOONE CRACKERS IK 2 .. 25* Samuel Herman of 38 SouUiern IDEAL RED SOUR CHERRIES mruiM rat ^ J7 c Slope drive, who h as been IB for Wl»l Modern rued F.mportnm the past several weeks, was taken "IM SprlmSrld *i» Sommll GOLD MEDAL FLAKO PIE CRUST M rr ■ MUK Ml row ms • o. Pkg. 10c 1" the hospital, Monday. MARASCHINO CHERRIES^. HUM, CAIU. 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wrtIVw *■ Knollwood Leads Upset In Junior SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE OK1IKK TO MMIT. ESTA TE of IDA KAIIOUN a' Im , '*•' RECREATIONS Women Bowlers Basketball League Eddie Cantor, popular star of BERG, Doceiutcd ’ *'V|(. Pursuant to the order of ri;i i, the stage and screen, will fire the GEL, Jr., Hurrogato of th« < ouini , .Ult|- The bowling team representing An upset whereby the league- starting gun in New York’s fifty- this day made, on the applli hi u, undersigned, Executor m' khI.i ,h| TAKE NEWARK A lan who recently remarked throughout the season. The pre the Knollwood section of town; leading Black Hawks had their eighth International six-day bi notice In hereby given to «h, , tl\‘'' lM rolled to the top position of the j leathers plucked by the strong nald deoeaaed, to exhibit to tin- * that Ray Patterson, Madison man liminary round games are sched cycle race which starts In Madison under oath or affirmation, th.i, 1 ' V ager, is spoiling the Lackawanna Women’s Recreation League by! Warner Brothers team last Wed- domunda against the *Htute ,,f '",|J uled to get Underway next week Square Garden a week from Sun Come Up Strong After League, said something that is end, the second round games on winning two of the three games nesday evening to the tune of 25-13 ceaaed, within alx m om ha from ii,,11 from South Mountain last Friday > which caused a three-way tie for day night. Fifteen strong inter or they will be forever barm.i a Three Weeks’ worth pondering. One might at March 8 and 9, and the finals at outing or recovering the nun. first igrow Indignant at su c h a the Rutgers University gym on evening, while the second place first place in the Millburn Recre- national teams will compete in the subscriber, Slump team, Tighe-Duy, met defeat at the , ation Department Junior Basket- J. HUWAKI. statem ent and rightly contend March 15 and 16 race made up of riders from the J Howard Conover, Proctor, ‘ hands of Catholic Daughters, who ball League. The Warners showed that Ray Is a great fellow and a ------o United States, Italy, France, Bel 1U N Harrison St., The spectators last Thursday fine sport and all that But it Is won two out of three games. their superiority throughout the Kant Orange, N. J. Pans who attended the collegi- Feb 22; Mar I. h, 1 G. 11 evening at Hobart Avenue Public a fact that he has little trouble In j ate double-header last Friday at Gt. Rose's pinners took all three game In leading by a substantial gium, Canada and Switzerland. School saw the first registered vic securing funds to back the Colo-! Madison Square Garden marveled games from S' Stephen’s, while margin at the close of each quar- John M. Chapman, manager of the tlie Business Girls managed to win ter. NOTICE O F NKTTLKXIF.vi tory for the Millburn Recreation In nels on a grand scale and that at the precision displayed by How- grind, says the field is one of the Notice Is hereby given thui in,. \ three weeks, as the home team other clubs must dig down in their aid C ann’s New York University two from New Five The plucky little Rangers prey- strongest ever to start In a Garden oT the Huhsct Iber, K xw utrlx m ,|„ .''lJnu snowed under the Question Mark Mrs. Margaret Wittkop, Knoll- ceeded to climb all over the selj-. ut lOMJS 4. - KOHUIM, deem-- . 1,11 pockets or be left out of the race team. The writer has seen more race and bicycle fans^«*ree with Audited U|id Hluluil liy Club of Newark, 43-29. Millburn's Some feel the league Is growing | than his Share of court contests wood’- captain, rolled high lndi-! confident Orioles, only to lose him. . >■ ‘ - ruported far Uttlsnuini' ,t,, powerful attack, led by Don Pier vidual score of the evening with a 1 43-20. The first quarter saw the Court of (lie County of E»»r\ top-heavy and that It will aoonj but never anything to compare acth day of Mairll non. fi son, Harry Lore and Carmine reach the point where certain with the super exhibition staged steUar 158 game. Mrs. Clara"! "Yellow Birds’* trailing by • 8-5. AEROANUT1CAL association u.t.d jvb; is, i»i«. Pariso, got. off to a great start a t Franke, New Five bowler, had. her Coming back in the second quarter, communities will be forced to drop by the Violet combination against a.PtaUUPh' A... (uy, ‘ th e Whistle, scoring from aH angles out. Manhattan. If wsut one of those otitiw Orioles took -.the kuwhasd h*W The-MUlbuTii AtfraaautiiCjJ A ««> vV '^ijA '>t*tHi«K. !>»**<*>, of the court, getting away to a Jewel 'Btanaift, appif-l ertmlngs W r e ~ ev#ryi8ngr went ifnS X6. , it to the final whistle. Faenza and" tion Department, Initiated a Gilder iVw»rk!“!>i. 3! of 28 to 9 at the half. ently, have more difficulty in rials-1 New York .University making good , Mauciope starred for the. vjctors, contest at 4t* last weekly meeting ro b Ma, 1 , k. is, .j Play in -the second half was W OSiKV H b o w L i m . i.k u i i i :. while Sam m artlno led the losers In ing funds -Wan other-places, but! on practically all of its shots and held at the Shelter House in Taylor LKAL NOTICE much the same as the first, with the magnates at both towns have! executing plays in flawless fashion, scoring. - » Park last Tuesday evening. the Millburn ball tossers keeping T(‘tm —• W. 1. A H 8 ►Lester Handvllle of the Summit CCh«ne*ry l , .'osi this .year decided they will place But the amasing feature was to Tritin *(ntiding. i The Black Eagles followed their -ahead a t th e third quarter 35-17. teanis on the field that can sue- ] see those boys actually foljow-up Knollw ont? . , ... .. X . 1 604.& 568 Air Club, gave the 16 Millburn Ciub sinmiFF-s nxi.n _ jn Chanrwy 01 In the last quarter the ■Jm ey. netw*eii Equni mKh(. HilijZ home-town cessfully compete. ■ against the! their shots and scrap for the ball. Tit:he- Dnv 7. » i t -569 1 gs: losing to thF”Cardinals 26-5. Un members an Interesting report of boys took it easy, while the visiting and l.uau Aanorlntlnn of V,-M; N ‘ Colonels. Both, however, are h a n -j Many college teams have thfc|<-’A • i 1*. uf A. <. ^4 . 4 2 546 5 599 sportsmanlike fouls, totaling 27, his club's activities. JoiMoy. ooini>lKlnM., nnd Carlo l j,Tl “ center, Gittes, and his playing «t ala dofandanta. rt. f„, (vl ,nle ■ dicapped by the lack of a closed [habit of failing to follow-up their N\nv Five ...... 1 2 513,5 til I predominated throughout the The Association extends an tavi-, . mate, Schechter, scored 12 point* m ertm ta pramlMa. fleld. , shpts. A man shoots and then w. Uuiw sf hhnn' . . :t 3 509.2 5£> tatlon to all boys of Millburn inter By vlrtua of (h« nbovr atatrd am ,(v between them. With but four min ------o----- , immediately goes to find his man Buslnee* Olrh* . . 2 1 193 1 353 1 mlttlng 19 of that number. ested in model airplane and. boat faclaa. is m« dlraotoo, I ahull utes to play, the Recreations n l a by public vanduo. at
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