WESTFIELD LEADER TMI LUUHMG AMD MOST WIOUY CIKLVIATKD WOsUf MtWVAfU IN UNION COVNTT KTIETH YEAE—No. 51. WESTFIELD, NEW JEI8EY, THURSDAY, AUGUST SI, 1950 Every Thursday lAbrmry, Bmkt To Council Approves 'olice, Fire Pay Clo$e Labor Dmy Adult School Plans To The WestneU Public library Installation Of Board Hires 16 will be dosed Saturday and Mon- day and the remaining Saturdays Repeat Memory Course. through September. Traffic Signals 'o Go To Vote All banks and municipal oflkes Dr Bruno To Re-j Memory Expert New Teachers will be closed on Monday, Labor member" course, which last winter j Showers i Day, and parking meters will not attracted 148 atu*ents, will be re- Harrfeou, Kimball mcil Agrees be in operation. seated in the fall tern of the Sector* To Be Fanwood In/ant For Holidmy WmttwmA Westneld Adult School, according Public Schools to Weymen O. Steengrafe, direc- Through Streets Stricken By Polio ReferendiM According to the tl. 8. Weather r, , Federal Buys The Town Council Monday night Although there have still been i o Open Sept* § Bureau, there will fee scattered The course, whose large enroll- no cases of poliomyelitis this year showers today, with a high tem- ment required the school to act >nk further atepa toward reliev- ing traffic congestion in Westfleld in Westfleld, two new Union Coun- Increase perature nea'r If. Teaaorrow amd Water Co. Site up three aections last winter, ty cases were reported on Friday, designed to help people remember j by approving, on final reading, an With Full Staff Saturday will be cloudy with scat- ordinance making Harrison avenue bringing the 1960 total to 28. The An agreement by which • pro- tered showen, aiMtir ia the after- words, numbers, ttoriei, newspa-1 victims are George Leroy Brem- S*via§» ft Loan To per and magaaina articles, busi- through street at Kimball -ave- The Weatneld Public weed $400 increase in basic pay noon, and high temperatures be- nui, andyLenox avenue a through mer, 10 weeks old, of 275 South ipread over i period o( eight years, tween 80 and IB. The sane wea- ness material, price catalogs, pea- will open with a full ataf oa Wad. Expand Offieni street at St. Paul street. Alto avenue, Fanwood, and Donna Fer- nesday, under the direction ef Dr, |oi police and firemen will b* ther will probably continue Sun- pie, addreuMi and telephone num- passed was a resolution request- nanda, 4, of Union. Both have /laced on the November ballot for day, according to the bureau. bers. The two-hour course will be 8. N. Ewan Jr., supervising aria* Westfield's oldest financial in- ing the State Highway Department light casts, it rw*» stated. cipal. the decision of local voters, in stitution, the Westfleld Federal offered in two section*—from 7 to install traffic signals at the cor- The Bremmer baby, the fourth There have been 16 new teach* retched last night at • meeting of Savings and Loan Association, has 9 p. m. and from 9 to 11 p, m, ner «f Prospect street and North victim( in Fanwood this year, ia :rs and two new secretarial esj* committee representing the Town announced the purchase of the —for a fee ef 120. avenue. nder" treatment at home. There Council and a joint committee rep- NeweoaersTo two-story brick and concrete office Dr. Furst, formerly associate iloyed for this schaol year. Approved on first reading was re no other children in the fam- leicnting the two department*. building of Plainfield-Unibn Water profcasor of psychokgy at Ma- w»lve of these are in th* ela* n ordinance providing for brook - Both committee! had bate) fiven Co., adjoining it at 28 Eatt Broad saryVs People's University mentary field, three in the Junto ncloBure and brook relocation in Elisabeth Day, 11, of Third Meet Wednesday street, Prague, Ciechotlovakla, is igh school and one in tie aenief iiithority to act for their reapec- section of Mohawk Village, Pub- street, Fanwood, seriously stricken head ef. his own School of Mem- igh school. ive croups and although no offeial Having nearly exhausted every ic hearing on the measure ia set tug. 10, left Muhlenberg Hospital ipptoval of the agreement haa ory and Concentration in The only vacancy in the ToElcctMtnr square foot of space available, lor Sept. 11. The Council also n Monday to convalesce and take high school will be UM by An- ten made ai yet, it ia Mnaidcred because of greatly increased work- York and is author of the books luthorixed the mayor and clerk ost-polio treatment at the Chil- mil. Slate of Officer* 'How To Remember" and "Stop drew E. Gray ef Ha*keaoack, who ing and financial services, the o enter into a contract with the ren's Country Home, Mountain- •olds a B.A. 4*>* tnm:tfct It was brought out during the Westfleld Federal ia planning to Forgetting." His articles have ap- Central Railroad of New Jersey ide. The Newcomers, las well aa OR. HRUNO nivertlty of WiaJUpglM and a negotiation! that five of ten towns make alterations that will enable peared in leading Rational publi- 'or the construction of a itorm their children, will be "going H. A, from Teacaera CeBege, Ca- In this area,-comparable to West- it to add the entire water com- •tioni and he haa been a guest on sewer for the drainage of the back to achoel" next Wednesday, lumbia. He will teach toeta! *•**« kid, will hav* salary aeales higher pany ground-floor space to its radio and television programs. parking lot on South avenue. when the first regular luncheon- Registration ia and assiit in gaidanee atolaf WeatMd'i, awptte the in- present banking room. The front In January, Dr. Farst was Tax Collector Bert Roeber was Scouts Honor meeting- of the new season wi'.l ha absence of Mlaa MttitU F»V?} r«»c. The average bade pay for of the new acquisition will be named profeasor of law at the uthorited to sell for unpaid taxes be held at the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Ir. Gray has Uufbt in LyidhartW he ten conimunitiea at praaent ia made to harmonise with the main McGeorge College of Law in Sac- .11 land on which the town holds Walter G. Koran,' hostess of the Deadline Set L A. Philhower ienton, Waahlngton and Maf* 368. With bunnta, tat average building, it was announced by R. raments, Cal, where his course tax liena for sales prior to 1923. •ood. •••-..-•.• .' .-'vs? day, has announced that each ta- •'—-—. / $3511. Weatneld's present basic C. Pearsall, executive vice-presi- in memory training haa been In- 'he Council also approved appot- ble will be decorated to repreient Mill Josephine Taralllo will r#- *y is t3,000, ta which is added s dent. ' corporated into the curriculum Election Board loning taxes on property at 432- lace Mfas Mildred Faneuf in Ik* a teacher's desk with books and Camp Watehttng 1200 bonus. If the bonus ia con- and will be required of all stu- 6 Downer street. unlor high school aa teaeher at pencils and a red apple. Miss Vir- Starting with a few hundred Extendi Hours Awards Given raeii over the next eight yfearg, dents. In addition to Wostfleld, The Atlantic Refining Co. was French, Saaniih and journallam. ginia Gale of the Westfleld Li- dollars of deposits 62 years ago, Festfield's basic pay will be $8600 "How To Remember" wi|l be of- ranted permission to install three ihe la a resident H l«at Ialan< brary haa offered to lend bookends the WestAeld Federal's assets have Extra hours for registration for Dr. Charles A. Philhower, re- the eighth year. fered in the adult education cen- ,000-galIon' gasoline tanka uhdei- 'Ity, N. Y., and holds her maa- to complete the centerpiece for jumped from 12,500,000 to 19,- ters at Elisabeth, North Newark, he November general election round and to install one 550- red supervising principal of tho The Council committee, which 000,000 in the past 10 years, Mr. T'S degree from New York V*U each table. Paterson and Teaneck. have been arranged by the Union tallon waste oil tank underground festfleld schools, received honor- crilty. She taught for tw» yaara * insisted of Sydney h- Mapes, Pearsall said. In 1942 its present County Board of Elections. The it their service station at North The Newcomers are planning a Registration for the Adult ry membership in Miquin Lodge, Poughkeepaie, N. Y., and eemea iiirinan of the police committee, home at the corner of Broad and additional time will be from 7 nd Central avenues. The Wyeh- theatre party for members andj School will be held Sept. 25, with rdei' of the Arrow, Saturday Westfleld from Clilfslde Park irad B. Lewis, chairman of the Prospect streets, previously rent- p.m. to !> p. m. on Sept. 6, ,7, 12, wood Cab Co., Inc., was also ight at Camp Watchung, the Boy committee, and Donald It. their husbands at the Paper Mill classes starting Oct. 0. Registra- igh School, where the hat been ed, was purchased. ' *4, 19 and 21. Thursday, Sept. 28, ranted permission to install a cout, camp near Glen Gardner. caching since 1947. : ilcher, chairman of the finance Playhouse, Monday evening, Sept tion by mail will be held the week • the final date for registration The property sold has a front- of Sept. 15-22. The Adult School 50-gallon gasoline tank under- The occasion was the annual nmittee, said that the compro- 18. Tickets for Apple Blo$tomi >nd transfers. In addition, pros- ground at 440 Downer street. age of 25 feet on East' Broad catalog will be ready for distri- ianquet of Miquin Lodge, at which The vacancy caused by the TM* ilse had been reached with the will be on sale at the luncheon, street and a depth of pective voters may register, be-.l feet. bution the second week in Septem- Mr. Philhower spoke on the In- ignation of Mrs. Evelyn Sues, , interests of the men in the Mrs. Frank Erdtmann, social chair- Walls will be cut through as the tween9 a. m. and 9 p. m. on Sept. The Nuodex Products Co., Elii- ihytical education instructor, will jartments and the town at man, announced that this will be ber and will be mailed to every 26, 26, 27 and 28. ibeth, was granted permission to liana of Hunterdon County. added building is incorporated in- home in Westneld. ic Ailed by Miss Eliaabeth Jerothe, rge in mind. Had no agreement the last opportunity to get tickets. operate at 751 Central avenue. It was announced at the han- who substituted in the senior htgki to the savings firm. Among other courses which will These privileges will prevail in reached, the departments Members will fota on the fol- M. E. Flint and W. E. flint of iuct that Bill Halsey of Explorer school last spring. Mlea Jerethe to The Plalnneld-Union Water Co. be offered this term are: the offices of the county board wld have by petition, had the lowing slate of officers presented and at all municipal clerks' offices Montclair were'granted a renewal oat 78, Methodist Church, secre- a »ta4uate of Bloomaburj But* , recently purchased the former of- Rapid Reading, 7:30 to 8 and Htion put on the ballot for to the dub in August at the Bal- in the county with the exception of a peddler's license. tary of the lodge, would be one for women wtth a B.8. aagha tusrol Country Club: President, fice building of Tuttle Bros., Inc., 9 to 10:30 p. m., fee $5. This of two members who are being istever increase they wished, but on South avenue, and will vacate of Eliiabeth. The election laws Council denied the application Mid haa b«an mtflratoal liiaiBaH Krt. Brewater 8. Miller; vica-prea- course ia designed for basinet* aent to the 85th anniversary meet- i for the groups said that its Bait Broad street prcmlaea prohibit rafistratioas in the mu- of Thomas F. Aloia and Edward iiUrtr«^r1;initt^-X.Wyi3iJ*aili& Y.W. " weie pleased to have been Moat,* ra. RoUrt MotileJohn Jr-1 nicipal «Urk> ofleo «f a Manfred! for a limited retail dia- ing of the Order of taa Arrow »' Ha* •«•• la' recordir*.B*tteUr> Mra..WtUU«» about**! 1. WWH th. trftlr e kbl« ts'-reach 'ah amicable Mttlt- r ^toin^m(«*d t« rtWitfon aeat - munVcipaHtf * each aa IndiaaaVaWfrsltr, Bl< J. O'l^eyreimspondlillr -»a«re- beth. rnd. ' "Mathias, F. Kathttba ef Bestbn, move, Wiitfleld Feter.l took a arinUd page mora rapidly. Em- (Continued on Page 2) tary, Mrs, Marshall K. Stall}; (Continued on Page 2) The two recipients of the vigi Pa.', replaces Jonathan Cillingban, purchase option which was exer- phasis will be placed on rapid per- In a bulletin, the commissioners treasurer, Mrs. Frank C. Gerhart; wrote,.."Those who have changed degree' of the order this yea: who has accepted a teaching posi- dteectoft, Mra. Frederick W. Erdt- cised laat week,. The building was ception, wide eyeapan, proper tion in Florida. Mr. Kashuba hai purchased by Westfleld Federal phrasing and comprehension, The their address without informing John Venninger of Bernardsvilli hnann, Mra. C. R. Macklin and the county board of such change Korea Authority and John Vandcr Veer of West taught in the Berwick (Pa.) Jun- iro School Bus for approximately 130,000, with instructor will be Florence A. ior High School since 1917. He il Mrs. W. Dale Hawkins. Mrs. W. will find it necessary to notify the field, were presented with sashei Pearsall t Frankenbach acting as Brady, reading specialist in Union a graduate of Bloomsburg Setata C. Mearns was chairman of the board or their respective municipal of that rank by James Whyte, nominating committee. Nomina- brokers, schools and instructor at the Rut- To Speak Sept. 17 Teachers College in Pennsylvania. ledule Listed gers University .reading clinic. clerks of this on or before Sept, camping chairman of Watchung A Franklin School vacancy will tions from the floor will also be 28. Registrants who have not Council, and by Paul Berlin, chie accepted. Fly Tying, trout, salmon and be filled by Miss Shirley Blume of Borough School bass, 8 to 9 p. m., fee f5. This voted once during four successive Methodist Church of the vigil degree of the chapter, Plainfield, who has been teaching Slated To Start Mrs, Roy C. Carriganv publicity years or who may have changed The induction of Mr. Philhower chairman, has announced that the Calendar Listed course is designed to interest for the past two yean in South their names prior to Apr. 18 last To Open Series was made during an Indian cere- Next Thursday club's semi-annual booklet, "News sportsmen and will be conducted Ilouiul Brook. Miss* Blum* ll-a must re-register, and the board mony at the camp fire, following and Views," will be distributed to MOUNTAINSIDE — Beginning graduate of New Jersey College MOUNTAINSIDE—Supervising (Continued en Page 2) suggests they inquire as to their Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfcr, wide- all members at the luncheon. Mrs. next Thursday, Sept, 7, borough he banquet, by Anker Goldman, for Women and holds a A. B. Principal Charles J. Wadas today status before mailing in a change- ly-known religious leader and ex- degree. Carrigan has been assisted by the school children will return to hief of the brotherhood degree mnounced the following schedule of-address card," pert on international affairs, will Mesdames K. J. Byrnes, Charles school for a 185-day year. Ac- New Vehicle Inspection if the chapter, assisted by Dick lor the two buses provided by the Prospective voters in Wcstfield speak on Korea at the First Meth- Tho other vacancy in Franklin White, A. C. McCutcheon, E. C. cording to Supervising Principal Wenninger, Troop 172, Franklin Somerset Bus Co. for the trans- Period Begins Sept. 1 Should register in the town clerk's odist Church on Sunday evening, School, which was caused by the Sheibourne, J. A. Wicndl, R. P. Charles J. Wadas, there will be a School, und Louis Fischer, Ship 77, portation of borough school chil- office in the Municipal Building, Sept. 17, aa tho initial speaker in resignation of Miss Sally Metiger,« Imi'f and C. 'Richard Conant. general teachers' meeting at 10 !t. Paul's Church. The honorary iren: TRENTON—Motor Vehicle Di- 121 Prospect street, or in the base- the 1050-51 season of "World Is will be filled by Miss Sheila Magi- 'Three residents of Wcstfield a. m. the preceding day. iiembeiship was conferred upon ness, who has been teaching fat Rout* 1, Bui 1 rector Martin J. Ferber announced ment offiice of the Board of Edu- Our Parish" meetings. He comes Holidays during the 1950-51 Dr. Philhower in recognition of two years in the Rye Country Day Stops: a. m. today that the second motor vehi- cation, Court House, Elizabeth. to Westfleld under the sponsorship (Continued on Page 5) .school year will include: Oct. 12, School, Rye, N ,Y. Hiss itagiBtaa' Moscman's 8:15 cle inspection period of the 1950 Anyone who is an American citi- of the committee on missions and is outstanding work in making ColumbuB Day; Nov. 7, Election registration year will begin to- zen, 21 years of age, a resident for church extension of the church's vailable to Scouts and others in- home is in Harrison, N. Y., and gas station 8:1G Day; Nov. 10, New Jersey Educa- she holds a B. A. degree from New Tower 8:17 morrow. All vehicles failing to one year in the state of New Jer- board of education. J. S. Grim Jr. erested the history of tho Indians tion Association convention; Nov. is chairman of that committee, York State Teachers Collefe_at Springfield avenue 8:20 Crash Victim display the current green sticker sey and five months in the county f New Jersey. 22, Thanksgiving recess begins at and he announces there will be a Albany. :«! Milllane „..: 8:22' after tomorrow will be operating s eligible. Newly-married women Awards were then presented to 1 p. m.; Nov. 27, school reopens; supper served in the social hall Mrs. Ruth T. Arther of Linden Boat house (County Park) ., 8:24 in violation of the law. who want to vote must change their Scouts, those from Wcstfleld be- Reported Good Dec. 22, Christmas recess begins at G:30 that evening, with Dr. Nolte's 8:27 Unlike the first inspection, mo- nameB on their registration by ing Robert Wolfe, Troop 75, Gar- will teach a fourth grade in. Wil- at 1 p. m.; Jan. 3, school reopens. Diffendorfer's message slated for Tavern parking area 8:29 torists will not be notified by mail Sept. 28. Anyone who will be 21 wood Lions Club, first class rank; son School. Mra. Arther haa • Mrs. H. A. Halsey of 639 Feb. 13, Lincoln's birthday; Feb. 7:30 p. m. The public is invited when to appear for the second in- by November, and is otherwise Dick Crane, Troop 72, Presbyter- B. S. degree from State Taachen Hillside avenue '. 8:30 Shackamaxon drive was reported 22, Washington's birthday; March to attend. Supper tickets will be spection. The back of the current qualiliecl, may register now. ian Church, waterfront "C.W."; School ; 8:32 to be in good condition yesterday, 22, Easter recess begins at 3 available in the Methodist Church (Continued on Page 2) Route 2, Bus 1 ' sticker indicates which month the after suffering dislocation of her p. m.; April 2, schotrt Teopensj vehicle is due. office. Stops: a. m. right hip and severe lacerations of May 30, Memorial Day; June 19, Owen's gas,station 8:35 Beginning Sept. 9, inspection . An authority in the Acid of in- Court Clerk'$ Office her right knee last Thursday when graduation; June 21, school closes. stations will again operate on Sat- 54-Acre Housing ternational relations, Dr. Diffcn- Safeway Building Schmidtke 8:30 her car went out of control in the Lists New Hours Seekers 8:37 urdays from 8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m!, dorfcr has traveled widely and Far Hills-Liberty Corner road and after having been closed. during studied first-hand the economic, Sunny Slope 8:38 struck a bridge abutment. Egtate Grants Tract Purchased William M. Beard, magistrate Sale Reported Mary Ellen lane 8:42 July and August. social and religious life of India, After being treated at the scene $300 To CCH China, the Philippines, Malaya, Ja- of the Westfleld municipal court, Summit road and of the accident by an unidentified John A. Swiatek, .Mountainside has announced that beginning The sale of the retail utoVoa Summit lane :.. 8:43 pan, Korea, South America, Mcx nurse who was passing in another Hawks Play At builder and developer, this week ico and Europe. He has recentl; Tuesday the WeBtfleld - Court Building nt 115-121 Quimby street Circle 8:46 automobile and by the Baskins Postmaster John H. Traynor, revealed plans to build between Clerk's office and the Violations by tho Frank D, Irving estate Bayberry lane 8:48 acting as executor of the estate Rahway Sunday become ch&uman of the board o: Ridge First Aid Squad, the squad 160 and 200 one-family homes in the Japanese Christian University, Bureau will adopt a new schedule to New Yo'ik interests was) Evans , ;. ; 8:50 took her to Memorial Hospital, of the late Luke Harewich of Gar- the $14,O0O-|16,0OD price clnss on of'hours. reported today by Pearsall * wood, this week presented a check after having served many years ai Harrington 8:51 Morristown. The Wcstfield Hawks will play a 154-acre tract in the Egypt Hil The Violations Bureau will be Frankcnbach, Wcstfleld realtors,: for $300 to the Children's Coun- executive secretary of the boan who negotiated the sale. Although . Anderson's (Tanager way) .. 8:52 The accident, which occurred at tho Rahway Indians, Sunday' at section of Lawrence avenue and open for business from 9 a. m< try Home, Mountainside. Rahway River Park at 3 p. m. of missions and church extension the purchase price was not*!**,: School : 8:55 3:56 p. m,, was -witnessed by Ray Hillside avenue, which he has pur to 12 noon and from 1 to 4:30 Manager Johnny Morris announced of the Methodist Church. vcaled, it was belloved to K*>p*,' Rout* 3, Bus 2 £. Ross, whose home is near the Mr. Hurewich, who died April 1, chased from the Harold G. Brown p. m., Mondays through Fridays : yeBterday. v proxlnmtoly $100,000. . - .. -,.». . a. m. bridge. He said that Mrs. Haisey's had) been employed by P. Traynor estate. (.The Violations Bureau will bo rt was also reported tkat tta „ IV'wads ! 8:15 car, being driven cast, veered on- & Sons, Inc., former coal and lum- The Hawks have accepted a Mr. Swiatek said that approxi Dorian Road Home closed Saturdays throughout the to the right shoulder of the road ber dealers for 25 years. challenge to play the Mlllburn year. Safeway Stores, Inc., »urAaas4 ^ n avenue 8:20 matcly 25 homes will go undo: this week the-J.,8. Irrtaf' C* « h (Patterson) '... 8:22 and was apparently unable to Postmaster Tjfaynor also In- Baseball Club, Labor Day after- construction about Nov. 1. All thi Struck By Lightning Tho Court Clerk's office will be movo left before it struck the property *t joo Morth ava»««i - ox t n (corner) -8:24 spected the new polio pavilion of noon at Mlllburn. The local club houses will be of ranch type, bu open from 8:30 a. m< to 12 noon ra bridge. ewt, for $90,000. artridgo run and Fox trail ..8:20 the home, He is a member of the ia also entered in the Plainflcld will have a wide variety of inter- The homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W and from 1 W fi p. m., MoMMy* The car, a 1960 sedan, was The property fa 300 feet o» . Jrtrldge run (corner) 8:28 Union County committee of tho Invitation tournament, in which 11 ior and exterior treatment. Al Lackas, 824 Dorian road, wn through Fridays, and »I«J wiir be purchased by the Halscys early damaged considerably Tuesda; North avonuo and 200 feet on Wnippoorwlll way 8:30 National Foundation for Infantile is top seeded. Details of this ap- will have garages, asphalt drives, closed Saturdays throughout tne last week. Dumagc Included a evening when u bolt-of liglilnin, Cunti'nl dvenuo and has n railroad «"nrd road 8:32 Paralysis. pear on the sport page. and will be fully landscaped. year. siding. It contains many coal stor- bent frame, and tho right front crashed into tho roof ^t apmux' Both o/ricoa will' bo closed all ;nool 8:35 age bins, warehouses, and lumber wheel was shovod buck and dis- Winding streets and roads wil niatoly 0:46 p. m. Eire broke ou d&y Monday. Route 4, Bus 2 rucks. The entire property will lodged the glove compartment. bo laid out by Harry PatT, mu in the attic, which had lieon use* "'ops: ' a. m. nicipa] engineer of Scotch Plalim us a storage space, and aprca.l to bo razed and &afcway plans to i »°d Valley road 8:38 It Takes A Lot of People (.ho rafters of the building. Paid Community Players build a large supermarket with Mnny of the houses will be land parking lots for its customers. •"nicr's 8:40 Barbershop Champions Bsapet) around a small lake on th •iind- voluntoor members of the Schedule Try-Ouls poll's g-44 To Sing At Picnic property. Tho property is locatei WestfleJd Flro Department, under 'a ".. "...'Z'. '. 8:47 To Build A New High School in a "A" residential lone. the direction of Chief William Try-outs for the Community In Issue avenue 8:50 After completion of tho flrst 25 Linden, quickly smothered tho 'layers' production of Noel Cow. Among the barbershop quartets (Last in a scries of three articles) a water boy, a truck driver, and blaise, which was confined to-the r, -., nvonuo 8:52 id's lltiu Fmicr will be held Wed- About Town With Sally....9-12 Sch planning to attend the picnic of This last Rrticlc is written in of course, engineers homes, Mr. Swiatek said he hope? third story of the frunio structure. °°l 8:66 that the remainder may bo built Hi/iiy und TliuiHiliiy at H p. m. Us the Westfleld chapter of the SP the hope that those who choose to The laborers uro divided intc ft was found that tho thunderbolt Bridge, Cunusta 19 ° 2 will pick'up all kindnr- to the specifications of owners on the Y. M. C. A. There aro parts r«n pupils at tho school and EBSQSA on Sept. O is tho Gar- stop and look around tho now high two classes: One class perform, had blasted a halo In tho roof in Cltt8iiiHod 6, 7 school during u working day may contract. mn corner of tho building;, nnil r four men nnd live women, an :U{\» tu KllWl l'.M. . nails, and othoth r .quip-.quip , 1 Bpojta 14 "lines f01. R0UtcH j Htl(1 4 wlu Clark Township. Non-n\embors tor, Walter Klddo Constructors, nival for tho benefit of the Chil- WI'S'l'l IICLl) HWl-ilCI' MIIOPI !) ci, < IM;AM Diuu.-r. mi.ii.il . m. contort Ken Cornell at Wo. a. lm» lubovorn, carpenters, reinforc- Hide, Imvo turned over nel prolltu lllTiir, SI.SIA, ' Tiltlli vill UP, att.us. Oncn minilnm IIUHl li,1 Mxl P.M. Theatre. 29 I |»I<1 ul LlMir'n Inr ai,B0, Corner wuscnini.n Hwuni suui'i'u ' 120O-J. No tlckoU will bo avail' ing Iron workers, IIIIIBOIIS, plus »u- ""(Conttauad on Page 8,) anipuutlni; to $101) to lite home. South iu>4 We.tHoU Avc*. 9-28-tt all U. inU it. able ut the pknlo grounds. pervisorv personnel, » «i««M»Ver>' mm wBSifmp LEASES, THUBBDAY. AUGUST SI. U*v Conference A. A. A. A»torao-jl \grem in Paris, While in Europe, !Me Chib, ttoog%, Ha* all poto*..' I Hires 1 Dr. and Mrs. Miller toured ttwt is-is »m be oa uu; IOOKUUI lor I I continent- Both the Millers and these dashing scholar?!. 1 Use fVceniam witnessed the Pss-| Defense Council frotn Pag* 1> "Again I wish to remind mo-i sicn Play at CHwramoifrgsu, Ba- ' icent on th* same cooperative t jorisw that between the hours of • m f****. Md.t She Is* WMia. The third jraest will !>t> MissI U&A *t titfht years in terms with the Council that had I g and » a. m. and after the 3 p. m. Bonnie Vojrt, who is « secretary? existed. The departments' j closing, that our children will be "•rytoM *U Oak BUge, T«sn. ;n tbe New York office of the! .,Aaa«tK* W*MH Stkeoi vacancy, Saab Aircraft Co. of Sweden, j t origins! request wa*s understood to en the streets in full force," New- Has Headqua > have been considerably higher than ton A. K. Bugrbue, conference •MM4 ***** Msajnation of Miss j Last winter Mis.* Vojrt was chosen j ! ^ j finally agreed upon. 4ataariaw famett, will be filled to be a hostesj-serretary on u two- ainolln S president, said. "I m»y that onr j * tp Eliwtetti «. Site of Den-! woposed increase, i drivers wiU be espaeisliy c»otioos months sales courtesy good-will us noppe t&at we will cot have to Under the Ca4, Mass. In. Sita' tour throuyh South America and ;ters result. I the pay of patrolmen asd firemen- !.;n. resresideawmideaiMJi and school districts, 4-i. t* Ipertieid frwe Yarmouth. Hostesses for the luncheon will For Volunteers we btve the good fortunf e to be .untitill thth e eightihth year when the Mra. Margaret Evans of Wilson be the Mesdames W. E. Brayton, Col. Lyman L. Parks, director =pcred such disasters, there will; maximuni amount of $3,400 womd sense of blame." i viU be on sabbatical leave M. L. Rowling, A. C. MeCutrheon, of the Wealfield Civil Defense be other situations such as explo- J be psid. Public schools are doe to open; li Qiality Ohttes fir J. M. Parker, K. F. Anthony, A. B.i Council, annoOTicej today that snoos, fires a»Mi floods in which tb« | Police seiftanta pay will el- ia- between Sept. 4 and 15 for ap-i C*rlson- A- K" Cha-=e' *'• J- Cloud, | headquarters of the *ro«p wiU be BlanniBg of the committee will J creased from »S240 to $3«4«, and proximately 665,000 students, j ell! J- M- Cieaxar, B. K. Dearing, C:in the McKinley School. Location prsve helpful. The deliberations i Police lieutenants* and fire cap- Parochial schools will open the, ef gckeneviu, N. Y. Miss Cori- 8. Pianti, P. R. Grossman. A. C. iof headquarters had bees delayed of the subcommittees should prove, tains" pay from $3600 to $4000. first Wednesday after Labor Day j awU taught for two rear* in Dc- Heinlein, C. G. Hunt, W. ¥•• vrtaile application was made to me beneficial to tjie health of New f The proposed schedule follows: to 148,000 students. J Every Cupis Inasin fwit, N. Y., and this past school Swei-ncy, C. t\ Zobriskie, H. G. a room in the West field Armorr. Jersey residents in their normal' Present Propustd fear in Msnaaauas. She holds her y \ Hand, \V. J. O'Piey, G. H. Lieo- This request was denied by state peacetime affairs." i 1st Year 12,760. $2,810. B. A. decree from Syracuse Um- 2,880. 2,9,10. nox, R. C. Bangs, W. A. Bitten- i authorities. The committee has been organ- [2nd Year bender, H. S. Kelley Jr., T. E.'. oL Parks also anneoBced thnt 3rd Year 3,000. 3,050. Tatre will be two new teache C ized functionally into four sec- Kkin, J. E. Nelson, W. H. Price, ji n tne near future a genera! call !4tb Year 3,000. 3,120 4a afcKialer Scaool. Miss Eliz tions: Medical services; health, „. 3,190. G. C. WalkerWlk , L. F. BuckmaBk n d will be issued for volunteers to services; sanitation service.! and |5th Year 3>000 h*th McCunneU will teach a fifi K. 1. Byints. (join the organization. It u ex- Year 3,000. 3,260. fade in plate t>t Him Susan Par nursing, hospital, rescue and com-1 3,000. 3.330. ipected that enlistments will be BttiBity services. Each section has Year rid**, gac ,i» another grsdua i asked for air raid wardens, fire 8th YeaT 3.000. 3,400. of New Jersey College for Womei four subcommittees. The chair-' Scouts Honor wardens, police auxiliary,, and a man of each subcommittee is a j ami has taught for the past threi • first aid or medical group. years f* Garrison, Md.r and Nev (Continued flam Page 1) member of his respective section, i Driven Warned Of • V«rk City. Her some is in Briell and the following merit badges:, Information fron state and fed- In addition to these 16 sub-: Schook Me-Opeajing , The etier vacancy in McKinle: Troop 71, Baptist Church—Dick ! eral authorities is gradually bein«- committees, there are two subcom- School, due to the transfer a Everitt, camping; Troop 72, Pros-' received. Tbe number of residents mittees which report directly to Mrs. OcUvia Cogswell to Colum bytcnan Church — Dick Crane,(which will be required is now be- TRENTON — Schoolbells thro- BUS School, will be filled by Mis pioneering; Troop 75, Garwood t ing1 considered by the heads of These are the aubcommittees on j an incrM,|nr clatter starting Doris K. Gibson, who has beei Lions Club — Donald C«rveleyn,' each group, based in part on this maternal and child aerrice, and Wednesday a. 813,000 aehool kids teaching in Diretown since 194 rowing, canoeing; Robert Reling, information. medical and health information. begin their trek back to classes. Hiss Gibson's home is in Elmer, woodcaivinjr, swimming; Walter Adequate notice will be given and slip U a gTaduate of Glass- Michaels, woodcarving; James! as to when and where application As per aye-old custom, t|e first, ier* State Teachers College. Mercer, Icathtrcraft, woodcarving;! blanks may be obtained, but resi, Baker Nam** GOP few days spell slow journeys for most of the lids—only the tardy Mis* Jean Collison, whose hom David Wright, pioneering, wnnd-j dents are aafced to consider now carving, metal work; Manfrled, hkh of the services they would Veterans' Conmlltee ones will be racing across the is in Jefferson, K. Jf, will teach a w streets to the classrooms. It is Dudick, woodcarving; Troop 171,!j,est me to join. et £•• f»r»ilun personal health; Fred Watts, phase of the election program. Another Plymouth State Teach metal work; Jerry Sitson, wood- by Dr. Daniel Bergsms, state com. en Ceilere graduate will teach a carving; Wililam Herndon, wood- missioner of health, chairman. Charles J. fhmling, 12 Fiske ter- ] tMrri grade in Columbus School. carving;; Richard Moots, metal The organization is complete to race, Cranford, and John M, . She is Miss Mary Torosian of Con- work, personal health; Troop 172, the extent that the structure has Brown, 1407 Summit avenue, Hill- EberY cord, S. H., who has been teach- Franklin School — Tom Armen- been'set up and individuals have aide, are the chairmen. lag for the past two years in trout, pioneering:, canoeing;; Alan accepted appointment, but the The .members selected, by Mr. Balem, N. If. Schuster, rowing. work of the committee is only be- Baker include: GaTwood, David A. Mrs. Ehianor K. Koberts of The program concluded Camp ginning, Dr. Bergsma said. Murray, George Nash, and Louis HaK-Vcariy Westfield will teaeh a. third grade Watchunit's summer session of Membership of the committee Martel; Mountainside, Albert J.! to Co|uatb«s School in place of eight weeks, which was reported includes physicians, nurses, vet- enningeFi Edward Menerth Sr., Mrs. Fault Kaufman, who is on o be. the most successful to date. erinarians, pharmacists, • sanitar- nd Henry B. DdsUlik; Scotch leave ef absence. Mra. Roberts )alc Chronic was director. ians, hospital administrators, pub- min E. Korb, and Harry Jaffe; jSak! he* taught for three yean in Clen lic health officials, physicists, 'lains, George Macauley, Benja- leak. She holds a B. 8. degree chemists, manufacturers of phar- Wcstfteld, William M. Nevins, roach Bmrl j Every pltce of fine quality furniture—on all four floort- ftvai laniard College, New York To make a .novel punch bowl for maceutical products, nutritionists, Simeon H. Smith, and J. I. •nd others. • Caniillo. % • mmmer picnics, simply hollow out at important reductions. An additional third rrade in the inside of half •watermelon, ''The work to be done by the U»(Dla School will be taught by •nd cut o!t a little el Vie rounded committee will not be wasted mo- Was Dorothy J. Brua at Niagara bottom to make a flat surface. tion," Dr. Bergsma said. "All of *XU». M; Y. She is a graduate of PAYMiNTS CAN U X- Gtttyaburt College, Pennsylvania, AMANOID ON All MMCHASIS xrtth a B.S. degree. She has SPORT taught In Niagara Falls, N. Y. A small deposit will reserve any selection made during thi* price reduction for delivery at your Hw.,Hekn 1. liatnid ot Cart- COATS Uad, N. Y.. will teach a fourth convenience. . rM> in Lincoln School in place «f Mra; Helen Krestan, who has .ttripe*, tweeds and •k.l i Iwea, transferred to Galumbui • ' Brtiaet. lira. Hamid,lma Uoa*t W*. Pin* tailerlni |ai| far foar years in Dryden and Man- ! lins, H. Y,. and is a graduate oi Certlana State Teachen 'Collegi i * From$2«i with.e fe. E. degree. * "$wci mi- , The new secretary in Grant C ai« PAWC Avmui PIAINHEID 6-J500 Corduroy --$19.1! Moot will be Mra. Dorothy Tom- SPECIAL IfaMon of Cranford. Her business Paul Scarff - asaerieace has been in the Chase Summer Furniture CLEARANCE Vatioaal Bank, the Railway Public P«n and Pencil S«t« library and the Pint Baptia Photographer of Children AT OU« HIGHWAY SUMMER FURNITURE OUTLET Chewh in VTertfield. Name Brands forte 19, We*t of Somerset St., North PbinfieM Mr* Jane E. James of West- in the Studio— Op*. l«dn|. lid 10 t. M., ^ SLACKS •al4 has been employed as psrt- Rtg. 14.95 NOW 9.95 i Uaaa clerk in the lenior high or at home In many oll-wool fobria • school. She is a graduate of Som R«g. 8.75 NOW 5.00 and smart pattwm errflle High School and has beei »a* by »he Wychwood or fhelr Progressiveness in Capturing the Community Spirit and From $8.95 Qotp, to pkvi Rodmahi road was Interest, as a Sponsor of AMBASSADOR SERVICES, In Welcomina LUMBER t. COAL CO. NORTH AVE., Opposite Railroad Station erred t he J* '" ? *- »op»rtBient of Newcomers to this Area. Central Av«. at Uhigh R. R. Cotton Flannel from H Public Work*', A request askinjr Parklne Araa To All Newcomers interested in your Automobile Investment for p e Araa Open 24 Houra Every . Day " toe trafeafer' of a plenary retai TtC WltnllltnlllO S-Sl 3M $3.95 «OMlimptlo> liquor license from year-round protection of Unsurpassed Servicing wo want to be Eugene. Chronc to Alexander and foe Firs* to Recommend WESTFIELD MOTOR'S SALES CO., INC. Chrojie was referred to regardless of the make. car you own. . the li-eonie committee. Go In and vlsir Westfield's FORD DEALER who has been Serving In addition you'll find a complete stock-of Dress and Automotive Owners for over 30 W el-Don New Comers Years. Fanwood Stone Crushing Sport Shirt,, All Wool Sox, Pajamas, Suits, Topcoat*. Be Assured of Factory Trained and Concrete Overcoats, Jacket, and all the necessary accessorial.' (Continued from Page 1) Expert Mechanics Servicing your and Quarry Company who have taken extenslvo trips in Car. .v Corporation the past ypnr will entertain the club wllh stories of their experi- No Job, Make, or Type of Aufo Is CRUSHED BLUE TRAP ROCK ences. Mrs, J. Russell Frevman, too Big to Handle in this Modern, TRANSIT MIXED wlio is piomincnt in civic and club Up-Tb-Dafs, and Fully Equipped for Roads, Walks, Drirea, etc. CONCRETE activities, recently returned from AutomoHve Ssrvlce Institution. for Roads, Walka, Drivet, u two-months trip through eight Foundations, Etc Jiropean coiintrira. While |.t Eu- John franks •pe, Mr*. Froemnn went to Rome PUT your PRODUCT In the hone the OFFICE, \ -ylKlted Vatican City. Mrs. RIALTO BUILDING. Plainfield WESTFIELD Ridgewood . Miller, trensuror of AMBASSADOR WAY OFFICE. TELEPHONES! WESTFIFXD, N. J. wora Oliib, flew to Eji- RIALTO BUILDING, Open Monday and Friday Evenings Till 9 OFFICEi WEstfltU 2.3014 TELEPHONES! > h«ar her hus- WESTFIELD. N. J. at the : Relatiens Service QUARRYt FA.W..J 2-7M* OFFICEi WE.tfi.Id 2.4444 Westfleld, New Jersey QUARRY, FaawwJ 2-U4* THE WEBTWELP LEADER, TfflTMSDAY, AUGUST gf, ments, known a» the transit and ing, and structural steel, were let the level. For tboea who are not remain from two |» three clans Jday life. Mr*. Linda MM UfNag, •cbool has is •twlafti by the board a* a result el orig- Fooae, farmer iaatrnetor of speech bus is stopped in a yp familiar with the** two instru- inal bids received, while minor sessions. The class will include a way in a kadiaf mm,mM 4rii# ment*, the level merely looks like demonstration by the instructor and dramatic* at Westfield High adjacent to or part of such Ugh- need w* .top U| ntka «M contracts for th« 4agpole, win- School, will teach tke coarse. way where pedestrians are not per- * telescope mounted on a tripod dows, roof plank, painting, and and individual comment upon pu- meeting «r pauince aasaaafcws. *nt part i» ft coBatryettoa job and operates only on a plane hor- pils' work. Stadents will be ex- mitted to cros* such Ughwafh this type. They M* eotrtiwially doors, were let by the general con- Upon a highway when a Buses must he H»|)H ' with izontal to the earth. The transit tractor. pected to furnish complete oil New Sdw«l Bm Law !«i«cting- forms for concrete or looks like the level, except that painting equipment, The instruc- ling other structures, rack ae it has a few more knobs on it One night wonder what control tor, Gerald Foster, formerly la tfefia hi P.. towers at the rear »nd side and between the legs of the tri- the architect or the people of taught at Rhode Island State Col- 5"the building. They ean t« tden- pod hangs a string with a weight Westfitld have over the construc- leye, painted mural* in Cranford, New Jersey motorists traveling «eed becaua* ***V JMMily Mrry on the end. The transit operates tion. Not only does the architect llillburn, Freehold and Foaghkeep- in Pennsylvania are warned by. .•aimers or IMC, ha»el*d beset only on a vertical plane. Through- visit the job regularly, hut the sie Post Office*, and has exhibited Keystone Automobile Club that! "hich hold tMi tooli. out the school rite, on permanent Board of Education has a full- at the Chicago World's Fair, Cor- Pennsylvania's new school bus law | time engineer in its employ whose coran Gallery in Washington, and become* effective with the open- The ironwsrkM* hare bee* de- landmarks, are points known as job it is to oversee the work of ing of schools next month. Motor- scribed previoutiy, ana w naed no bench marks. These are ftoints the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New ell subcontractors, as well as that York. ists are obliged to stop within 10 ^ti elevations of which are known or of the general contractor, and to feet of buses discharging or taking The. muoni, however, ere a they mark the eenteriine* of parts make sure that all work conform* Public Speaking, S to S, and on passengers, whether approach- Mill group «' •"•• •*• imooth of the school, such a* the corri- ;o the architect's specifications. 9 to 10 p. m, fee 16. Thi» is a ing from the front or Tear, on high- at concrete when it is being pour- dor* and the auditorium. From laboratory course providing exper- ways outside business and residence 0, who waterprswf hutment these benchmarks the engineers ience in the fundamentals of effec- district* and other designated iil», and wh« flnuh concrete base all the measurements and tive self-expression. Stress will be places, as follows: ,«11«, floor* ana1 ceiling* by rub-lines. One benchmark which is Adult School placed on diction, voice, organiza- them with • carborundum easily observable is on Kahway tion and presentation of idea*. It 1. Upon a highway with separ- avenue right behind the pile of is designed to develop confidence ate roadways, when the school bus itone. These Men ar» aot always (Continued from Page 1) is on a separate roadway. in evidence baceu** th* majority brick, This is a Are hydrant on jointly by two well-known local and self-expression in a business a their work is done in the inter- the top of which one of ite bolts anglers and fly tyers. Each stu- or professional career or in every 2. Upon a limited or controlled im of the building, loon, with the marks the elevation, 109.35 feet. dent should provide himself with ,t,rting of tht brick work, the a fly tying vise, tying silk, head The tremendous responsibility cement, hackle pliers, and email JL. ajmber of ninM will fr*atly in- of co-ordinating all of the branch- cruse, and the* will he seen tharp scissors. The course, recQm- es of the contractor rests on the mended by the Westfteld Sports- Mrarminc «v«r tk« lid** of the shoulders of one man, the general tending. men's Club, will be taught by superintendent. He is appointed Hokan Kjellmark, expert dry fly The timekeeper U an important by the Kidde company and must angler, who will teach tying dry Jiak in the orgaaiiation of the be conversant with every phase of flies for trout, and Stanley Wade, ttitral contractor. He works in the .work. He lays out each day's an expert in tying of wet flies, II office in one of the shanties work, hires men, and orders ma- nymphs and streamers for trout, Your Chimney Man is Back «• Railway avtnu*. and it ii hie terial—for he must see that the salmon and bass. jb to cheek on the time that each project is completed on a certain Sidd* employee works, to handle date, within a certain cost ngure. Oil Painting From Models, 7:30 Call tke payroll!, t» keep track of all to 10 p. m., fee f 10. This double Rone of the major contractors period is designed for both begin- •elpmenU of material which «r- have received their contracts di- rive.at the eite, and to be aeere- ning and advanced students of oil Westfield 2-6631 rectly from the Board of Educa- painting. The model provided will tir/ to the superintendent. • tion, while the others have re- finally, than are the engineer*, ceived their contracts from the umbering f roei oae to three, who general contractor. In the case (in be eeen on all 'part* of the of Westaeld High School, all ma- at* and are recogniMd because jor subcontracts of plumbing, elec- tat/ operate surveying instru- trical work, heating and ventilat-

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lodiitt Church, wits Her. i. Edgar » a. m. a High Mass of Beauima ITU ARIES th' e was offered in Holy 'Jruuty iat" fubUihing Company of Church. Interment,was at the con PregraiM CoatiMtes been enjoyed by an average of 20. *> lUflb**, and Miss Sydney, York, , officiating„,. laterment venience oS the family. •to**, aU of West«eld, and Mrs.; will be in the church cemetery. Hurley SeaeUttt of Elisabeth; a< r- Mn. PMte Crtea MOUNTAINSIDE — The Tues- , „ ,. •utetv Mra. James H. English of i '' •'!••«•••" S OJ J day and Thursday evening pro-! Women i DOWIIHg Expert Watch A Clock w -l B grains for local teen-age young-1 f a few* attack T« SaliBbary, Md.; 17 grandchildren,. "" * J^*"™ Mrs. Phebc Danks Green of 10S0 ekd 33 gi-est-grandchil^ren. I sterg will continue through this i 4MM. He waa asnci- Former Garwood Councilman Grandvicw avenue, wife of the late week at the Mountainside school Repairing Ms wife, EUa J. Me- Funeral services were held Rat- j Gustaf S. Ncail, 88, of Garwood, Eduard P. Green, died Saturday urday in Gray's Funeral Hume, grounds. Due to the demand of MOUNTAINSIDE—Members of 2 to 7 Day Sarvie* la ueerating the McCor- father of Patrolman Elmer i. in her home. Born in Cincinnati, the youngsters participating, Mrs. I the Borough Women's Bowling Wastaeld real estate v-ith Rev. Edmund P. Clowney, N'eud of the Westneld Police De- Ohio, she had resided here 12 years pastor of Grace Orthodox Presby- Elmer HnlTarth, recreation chair- i League will hold their 1950-51 or- BEASGNA1U MICK - All WO«tC OUAtANTHD partment, died Friday in Kahway and was a member of the tarings man of the Mountainside Civic j ganization meeting Tuesday eve- terian Church, officiating. Intel- A wondarful o»aortm»n« of Spa^' J-*' eVa«on ond of Jersey City, Mr. Mc- Hospital following Methodist Church, Troy, S. Y. • Council, has arranged with King _ . . . . _.n. - li* jn CranforCfdd 3«0 jnent was in Fairview Cemetery. uing at fire headquarters, with a She is survived by two daugh MacLellan, director, to continue view toward starting bowling on r Nationally Adv»rtit*J Wotch tanrfi. _ i a communicant of Mr. Nead was born in Sweden ters, Mrs. George H. Dow of Laneo- the program for theae two addi- Michael's Cfcurcb, Cranford, Sept. 1 at Mountainside Inn. Cap- tuiova, flgin, HomittoB •«<» Wl«ii«i»»jr W«ec4ta>. and was brought to the Unite boio, Kin., and Mrs. Ralph B. tional nights, instead of ending I a aatssber ef iu Hely frame ft**-. Edgar N. CoMptaM Diamond iaiatmmmnl ting S«ti and Otter Jewelry, Etatas aa a child. His boyhood wa Clark of Westneld, and a son, Lt. Aug. 24 as planned. spent in the Bronx, N. Y., and hi William M. Green of Albany, N. UM mn Uy-Aw»r tkm . . . . _ fcia wife, Mr. McCor- Rev. Edgar M. Compton, pastor first employment was with the J. Y., personal bodyguard to Gaver- The playground for the children ATHLETES FOOD GERM "' aHMsk la (arrived by two daughters, of the Albury and West Poi-tal L. Mutt Iron Works, which he nor Thomas E. Dewey. from kindergarten through fifth HOW TO KILL IT jr1 Mm. Say H. Kun-e of Scotch Methodist Churches and father of served »8 an iron moltler for 33 Funeral services were held Mon- arrade ages will also end this IN ONE HOUR f nUae and Mra. A. V. Jarvis of Mrs. Donald K. Moore of Westfield, fears. day in Gray's Funeral Home, with Thursday. The latter has been IP SOT PI.B**EB. |NMr ea> kaefc. McCURDY JEWELERS died Sunday in Warren Hospital, under the direction of Mrs. Amanda A«k «» *r»«l.« fOT •»!• »£•<>*« f; Hhhort, lad.: *ve grandchildren; When the Mott company discon- Rev. Erie S. Tougher of the Gar- immmleU*, T-4-1.. Madff with 90 9*r- • AlOfN I«HT A" a*W a aiattr. Mra." William Soinc of Philipeburg, after a lonf illness. tinued its Bronx plant, Mr. Nead wood Presbyterian Church officiat- Knoll of Westneld. Approxim- ff CateAaU fork. H« was at one time pastor of the went to Garwood and took employ- ing. Interment took place Tues- ately CO local youngsters have par- (Nexf to Bond Box) Gladstone" Methodist Church. _• fW faaerel will be from the ment with the Thatcher Furnac* day in the Old Mount Ida Ceme- ticipated in the Monday, Tuesday „_- team-row at 8:30 a. in., Rev. Mr. | Co., where he worked for 35 years, tery, Troy, N. Y. bachelor of divinity degree from » to It. Michael') Church, retiring at the age of 81. Drew'Theological Seminary, M»di- «"•«•» at W o'clock a Hi«rh Mas* Shortly after moving to Gar. s»n, in iat6. His first assignment f »ii » fc dNd It wood, he served aa a police patrol was a* ansitunt pastor of the wUJ he ia the family plot in man for several yean. In 1918 Polio Fund Gains p Kingiiey Methodlit Church in Sta- '».. OavtmaVOV i C Wd he bacaita a candidate for Bor- Cemetery, Wood- ten lilsnd. it* was otdained an on**. ough Council, wfci elected, and elder In 1M)8, and that year became served three terms, retiring in Gifts In Memory paster of the Gladstone church. 1M4. During his terms at a coun< Miii JMU Nt Stortxw Later churthea he served were St. ellman he served as a police com. Paul's Methodist, Cranford; San- raissloner, end his Interest In th* OfAreaVietui "5rV With May Stacker, 68, ford Street Methodist, East Or- affairs of World War I veterans *-ife of John Morgan Stotker of ange; Clark Methodist, Bloomfleld; resulted in the gift of an honorary arid Wesley Methodist, Bell«TUle. The receipt of two contribution! •W N«*ta imiu, died last W*d membership in Clark Hyslip Post, in memory of Ethel E, Austin, 2- d in MuMtnbtrg Hospital, in 1044 he retired after serving the V. F. W., Westneld. Wl/U ear-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. ad, after a abort Illness. Belleville church 20 yean and since then has been stated supply ksstor Mr. Ne|d was a charter member W. Walter Austin of tl« Second A aativ* »f Hahway, Mrs. Stock- of the Holders' Union of North street, Fanwood, who died of polio- er had resided her* for 46 yean. 1 myelitis on Aug. U, wok annaunead •>e m • Member of Qrace. Ortno- (of St. Paul'* Evangelical and Re- yesterday by the Union County del riwfeytaria* Ckurch. Ml, laughter, Rev. Mr. formed Church, Garwood, and wai hapter, National Foundation tax la addition ta her husband, she Comptaa ia survived by his widow, the widower of Coniuello LeRoy id b i H H Mrs. Mary fiulick Compton; two Infantile Paralysis. A third con- Our Third Birthday — and we offer you a ftortwide it. Mrrivad by liz nu, H. H. Nead, who died in 1»23. tribution, by (-year-old Joanna Starter of Flelnneld) Joseph of other daughters, MFB. Earl A. Carlson of Bloonifleld and Mra. F. Burviving in addition to Patrol- Saniuk of 48-F, Pioneer Homea, Lus A*C<**, Cal.; Clarence of man Nead i* another ion, Hairy E. Elizabeth, a potto victim in 1M7, sale of oufsfqnding bargains. All items are from our DutHaa; U*Ue of Watchung; F. Jenkina of Newark; and six H UU grandchildren. Naad of Garwoed; three daughters, also was acknowledged. Piwd af Part Orchard, Wa.h.; and Mrs, Blanche Meyer of Railway, Demlu «f Kliaaeetti; four daugh- Funeral services wilt be held a Mrs. Charlotte D'Arcy of Koselle, A. gtft of fit waa given Wy sin regular stock, no irregulars — no seconds, every item ter., Mra. MiriaM Baker, Mr,. El- 2 p. m. today in the Aaburfr Meth- and Mrs. Maade Carley of Gar- Fanwood youngsters who raised wood; 17 grandchildren, and 17 the memorial contribution at a guaranteed, as usual. In some cases quantities are lim- great-grandchildren. usicale and'tea. The affair waa ' Funeral services were held Mon- given at the home of 10-year-old day in Gray's Funeral Home, with Winifred S. Jenck.s «f 238 Bel- ited, so we suggest you Shop Early. Rev. Walter Fugh, paator ef St. videre avenue, with the help of Paul's Evangelical and Reformed fancy Boyd, •; Muyrna Rogers, 8; Church, officiating. Interment was lacqueline Quigtey, 10; Virginia MEN'S ill Fairview Cemetery, irdss, U, and Ann R. Sillery, B- The contribution of the six girls SOCKS-Pancy coHons, vat given also in the names of SUtTS-Wontod, SHOtTS-ioxar tlylo- Mrs. B. L. Meyer Sr. hite other Fanwood polio victims, Part wool, ti 9 rib, etc. Broadtlofh t Oxford elohS Peter W. Trump Jr., Ellabeth Day 3for $1.0 0 SI..1 10 ta 13 Mrs. Clara Meyer, «S, wife ef lit "Russell Butler. $lw 35 «e 44 tanrariied ft fail colors Bernard t. Meyer Sr. of 627 Len- Rsfl' SUOO lo SM.30 ••«: JSc to »t Aa Individual donation of %i waa Sli.i 30 to 42 x avenue, died last Wednesday at NOW: $18.75 lo $45.00 NOW: S pair $1.50 home after a short illness. received from Louise T. Smith, in *1 $1.25 and $1.50 memory of the Austin child. lAIQUt IHMIf-AnW, A native of New York City, Mrs. i.V.0. ' tfORT SHIRTS-Ung NOW: 95c, 3 for $J69 Meyer hid resided here many Joanne Saniuk presented $9.60 years. She was a communicant of Miss Bertha L. Coe, Union Sinn i M V TROUSERS-Hannol, SWEATERJ-100% wool County chapter nurse, in a cere- Worstadf cowort Holy Trinity. Church. Ibai *1.et (• M.M Sim Small thru larg* pullovers-solids and In addition to her husband, she mony recently at the orthopedic >«0t 14.95 to »6 95 Sim 2? to 44 clinic at the Elizabeth General |}Q If 91* AS is survived' by two sons, John of NOW: S«c ta I1.9S NOW: $2.95 and $3.69 l.g: $10.99 to $U.95 Philadelphia and Bernard Jr. of Hospital. Joanne had reported Sim 36 t* 44 there for her usual treatment NOW: $6.95 to $11.95 WeitAeld; three daughters, Mrs. SPORT JACKITS-. *•«! $4.95 to $10.00 Uerard Boyle of Syracuse, N. Y., which the. receives through the (limited quantity) Eileen and Marlon, at home; and help of the county chapter." The Corduroy and Wool NOW: $1.95 lo $5.95 three listers, Mri, Emma Staiger youngster also received special "S(H 35 to 42 RAINCOATS WntfkU of Westneld, and Mrs. Fred Miller shoes and a brace recently from it«: $17.50 to $79.95 Rtg: $17.50 to $22.50 and Mn. Kate Pollett, both of New the county unit of the polio foun- llm 30 M 40. NOW: $9.95 to $19.95 31! B. BnaiSt. USprimgfleUAvt. dation. NOWt $9.9$ York City. ••«< $J0O to (ISO ' fLwmt. 24143 tW. tr. 4-O092 The funeral was held Saturday Joanne told Miss Coe she col- QuantUiat Umitod on Th*M homt **: $1.50 to UM from Gray's Funeral Hume. At lected the money from relatives NOW: $1.35 and $1.«0 and neighbors with the help of her NOW: 90c to $1.95 younger sister and brother. She told the nurse she wanted the PREPS & STUDENTS - SIZES 12 to 20 money to go to the chapter so others like her could be helped. afORt SLEEVELESS SWEATERS- Driver Fined $50 TROUSERS-Waihablo TROUSERS-oll wool, solid all wool Cotton gabardine colors and patterns «»(i $1.95 to $3.30 In Court Tuesday •«(i »1.»5 to $1.95 Sii.i 25 to 32 NOW: 69c to $1.79 NOW: $1.3* to $2.69 Sii.i 25 to 31 Q/n a charge of having no driver's K.g: $3.95 tleg.- $8.95 to $10.50 license, James Smith of 495 Boose* NOW: $7.95 to $8.50 SPORT SHIRTS- NOW: $2.95 ROUS-TerrycMth velt avenue Scotch Plains, was sanforixed . fined $50 by Magistrate William Lang ttaava in plaid*, SUITS-Worstod, flannel pdtterm and •eli«h. Reg: $6.95 to $7.95 M. Beard in Municipal Court Tues- JACKETS-Ughtweight cauim.re. All 100% wool NOW: $4.95 and $5.95 day. All WCISIVODIV xipper jacket! •eg: $22.95 to $40.00 . For driving -without a license Ibg'i »« Jamea G. Smith Jr. of East NOW: 89c ' held (1794). Some time before this 2,^ .,:* J Cioinntii e Orange was fined ?5 for speeding house was torn down, to make place Christopher W. Harden, who gave and Joseph F. Sake of Linden was them to his son, Robert. The deed fined $10 for speeding. JUNIORS' - SIZES 4 to 12 for the new Post Office building, an of sale is the valued keep-sake of old trunk was hauled from the attic Mr. and Mrs. John Brook, who now For parking in a prohibited area BIITS-Ploin and Wa.t.rn containing the original deed of sale own and live in the old Pierson house. fines of $3 each were paid by Mrs. BASQUE SHWTS-Strlpev blga Bloomer of 603 Lawrence Shu M ti 30 ' TftOUSERS-cotton SUITS-Solid color* patterns; short sleeve avenue and by J. A. Wyatt of East «egi $1.00 to $2.50 gabardine, rayoni, plaids Orange. and paHernt LEAVES FROM AN OLD LEDGER NOW: 89c check.. AU WASHABLE ROCJI $1.50 to $1.95 For overtime parking violations, R«gi $16.95 lo $30.00 Sold to Mr. Ephriam Marsh as Execu- >cg! $2.95 lo $O3 NOW: 95c to $1.39 , . -tyr to the Estate of Noah Marsh, Daniel SqUire to Amos Swan, Dr. fines of %2 each were paid by 82 NOW: $12.95 to $21.95 1775—April to Sundryes 4:11 motorists during the week. SPORT SHIRTS-McGraoer NOW: $1.95 to $2.95 • ..Deceased. 1777—July 29—To Rum short ilMva-atl tanferlitd JACKETS-UnliMd tipper i um OF THAftKS SOCKS-Fancy coMons quire of paper—Phebe 1:1.10 and Lodging •. 3;9 • Wo wlHh l' express our Blnccro ap- It $1.95 to $3.50 lacket* quire pasteboard—Noah 0:6. 5 !>r['t;:ttl<»n niul tlmnhR to our many TROUSERS-Flannels, sfiei 7,to 9S4 , 1781-i—January 18—Fot- Grogg "l:0 friend.. for tiiel.- klndnefla antl nym- NOW: S1.39 to $1.95 Rog. $5.50 to $7.95 i^ quire paper—Phebe 0:0.10 imfliy gi 39c (6 J9« ' " ' ment In i: dfntli -f our beloved solid color* NOW: $3.95 . do do 0:0. 9 9:8 huBbnmi. fall iild l—ot]ier, Wll- NOW: 5 pr. $1.50 linm Mt'Npely; til*-!* r.ur thanks to SPORT SHIRTS-Oabardin* ifcijttoiu and thread—Noah..0:3. 6 To interest on Above .; 6:ll llev. Oeorgo Mt.<"t*ly. 1-. Brock. «••»> %S.tS to $7.95 , fi Striped D 3/3 ' Cnnin WntohUni; UT, II.S.Vi'.V. ana flannal, plaids, solids. Auxiliary, IndeDondcn! Orilnr >•' tlie l Slaeva NOW: $4.50 to $5.95 Furostern Court Prtivklinn 3130r nnrt ROBES-Torrydolh, or, Sainuel , :d:4.li 16:7 tlio arny'H Kunerat Hotri' ' *«g: $1.95 lo $3.95 )d. of linen—Noah 0:0.10 April 12, 1875— kind (mil olTlclent nervi Ouanlitie. limited on The,, items Sanforixed W1PK, SON AND NOW: $1.29 to $2.49 IM. moulds and thread » ' •, Due to me from John Ross "eg: $6.25 and $6.95 Money .,.,...... 1:2:5 *'. .'• 0:0. 6 NOW: $4.95 ..Same, Time Received his Wife .0:8:4 NO SAIE —Samuel 0:0.11 Same,Time Received,his Selfe .0.4:8 • ««« U , ,.„„,„. „„ „ ^^ J:Si fl 1788, July 3—By.cash ih N. Y. .0:4:0 OTtTO m wriHM0 Knma jMjoi) Nov. 17, '85—Rec'd the above ih full. IOOK FOR OUR OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ' SAMUEL DOWNER Balance due ...5:16 0:17 THE WEiTFIELD TRUST COMPANY ASSETS EXCEED wqatt $18,000,000

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Insulation- Price now fll.zaO. lavatory and I hi baths WANTED registered. I months old, • MCAL I*TATE-4AIX 1 the second floor — also OK HsUI M'aWSH, I 8-!l-8t broKen. *«>»a*oa» West. S.D Bucgalp extra room and sleet ^St Floor has Entranc „,,„ „ in addition storage on the thlra, of , xm* LJvlna; itooaa with PEMOMAL to the livlDg room, dining room, Hvine; room with are nreslace, Pininf Room, fiun kttcheu, i b«Sr««a and tiled bath. Icitchen with breakfast RorcV Kltchea, Pastry, Breakfast Taxes about US*. Worth invent! separate dlnlns; room Keok and aWeeaed Terrace; fiec- gating at il4,C0«. sunroom on first: large fl&il eai jPloor, Pojir Bedrooms and 2-1028 taxea under 9490; overs!** Tw» Csiorea Tiled Baths. RE- two car awraf/e; oil heaf; a Cmmma RADIATION, TWO Car IcAHi r«r Mea's Gtatklag, riding provides an Ideaideal setOngfoselling r this fine home at * very faUr G L PlnoN, habits, boots, antiques, curios, corner propertyt . SSome work Is price; call us Mr lor feur* GarsaTc, iMTfts Plot. furniture, br&ssware, glass, " * necessary to dress ft up, but basi- ther details. 0 WANTED TO •Wolff's, 116 Madison Xvenu cally it has both charm and po- •1,1 MH TWM ot plannlnt PL. e-UhS. aag Mr» aai sneseil.YeH- tentiai.-• •" Larg«~livtn• -- "-*--rooe r< m extend aa\4 kar< work aas •»«« the land- PURCHASE—HOUSE akear a— mjtmmt tmi tm ih ed by sun room, dininntug room and aaiir TWO FARMS inyour masasine subscriptlonisubscriptloni. I kitchen, t generouenerous bbedrooms' . O- - IK i *>l alAVB ammm aaak«- s4 nutsMe stoaa Artalavc where mm f M94>U MOIMC and r^race masasinr e i wltk doubl.._e closet..let,. tiled bath. in residential section of; Wegt- youcan r RUppl)l aann y masailne you Ins; for a farm la tke Clio* meat of year' saaunssaaunsr maalmaals arlir •at 'm 1 **** ^TTlJ^???-«JT1'** Hard top drive, double garage, ton Area we have two excel- aa aa4 ta a atoasaost aeslrabU lloci a flele\ Fas wood, or Scofcli Plains desire. Tou can contact me at The •team heat 113,9*0. lent ones at •*«,••* arkiedi for executive with family. Only Leader Office, or T.ktC.A. Bill • j« Mia HOUKO'TJon* or piwrtjjDISTI c houMi of at least partial brick or SBBBB CM Va)C naD more home were iiassea Sloan to us lael Boom Ilsl4 aril atone construction in fine condi- II* K- Bftrlsfactloa than what's wrapped week; one which eras B»ll!" «aBaaa. Oaai (tal, flsn4 arlPorcA ah tion will be considered. Pl«A«e de- in tkis package? Living room wltli In the 17»#-17M aarlaei kau scribe what you have to offer in- EKTBMKB HBBVKB — a s and matching mit>. Sla«i4 tlon conceralna Ikla preai- worn onlyJf". osice at out ol %ximm erty or otker cliatan Araa m Insulate* house Stanley and Leaox. Phone n%Ut w.ddlng. »15. Call W.sl. 2-i»jf" EDWIN a EDWARM farms, please call oar oClcej. on large ajot IB «xcellenexcellent neighnelrli- West. Z-61U«. __^_ borboo«, weatMU; atuched ca HA* tra reasonable. «;,_ JmTVUS' race, controlled oil heat, furnisnei WE HAVE TW4> tne bullslB* If aealred. Ad4ren Box t«5, c»r« AUTOS FOIl SALE >. V. caai»M. lots now for sals—one la beader Office. \kmv auiMt, «*••, lawn .»( Wycbwood — or.e la tke porch furniturt, maple crib te^ .we Khackamaxon Area — both phone table, chest ol drawera, priced at »J,00«. • FARMS FOR SAU Tel. retary desk, upholstered ' aiuw.aa ».. _ •IIDUMV-rMly for you ti CM/BBIAt. IPOTfJMM CaCIIVT—Nlca old 7 •*• (Tl'DBBaKeB Champion bull. move lato! Se foot living roon reaoai Farm House fully modern. ne>s coupe. Call West. 2-OI53-R. with fireplace;, kitchen andr dtnlsdininig tlirta Itrepltces, vide pine piKii B41.H on all tunum space; % Wdrooiis—one with I tea acrea, two very good laW M.TMOI TM (-do,.r aedan. Good clothln*. All ahoei, bathln. salti Itk closets; ^colored tiled bath snd maffnlJIcant vlev. brook, appearance and a°°oa rtlnnint con- men M odd suit coata and Jacket? aad katk, aad shower. Celling: and ildewalls are •a A vast" mill I*CA Near Clinton, school!, etc. dition. Heater, snow tires ana neat • talks an completely Insulated; oil beat; at- on the nrat floor thera le a awn* Jaatah jaeobaoa, R. to. l. covers. One owner Low mileage. WIT •Mai', ail w. tn*i»n. tached garage. room, work shop, lavatory »a4 If. J. F»o«e Clinton We. 2-<955. laundry; on the aeeoM there la l-l-tf r* BED, J!». Maple ooltee t MPaCWTI MJHM kMaM tor faaillT lit). Call W«»t. ..«S5-J. BBBl'CKD IMW a good aiaed living room; twe» 'aeaiTaf JariekeaM, I kwimaeae, 1IM DODGE SEDAX, ft*. Call at A maa's bungalow with plenty of bearooou, modern .kitchen witkt atNMllaaar kllckta, laaa tkaa tS-ACMB raJial. t-m—m llawr, all 311 PrOBPect St. LAMM HIE DIVAN with slls c»v. elbew room, last a short distance dining apace, Paatrr, tiled total Inerovenents, summer - house, er«, good coir-*'"— •"' -•- --• out ot town. II font living room with tuk skowari lilt construc- aarn, coops, some orchard, •id f-Ol a IMH1B BI-ICK •ep W. s700d Victor conso with fireplace: fiill-slas dining tion; attached garage: •leam.or taals. Private party. Charles condition. Call after 6 We. J- room; large kltcpen; two excep- hear; full screens; Insulation, fevkriak, Looktown, Khuwcod S5J9-H. WAMINO MACaiNB — Kenmon, tlonally large kaarams; double taxea under |1S*. Hard to keltevef Bel., R 0. t. Box IIS, Klemlng- green enamel nnlah — in nj] closet eaece; espwnslon space for Call ua If interested—seeing; la loa, N. X l-»7-tf •M DOIMB. 1 door mdan. *75. Call work Ins condition, |10. Weet |. FRANKINBACH, three bedrooms and bath. Recrea- West. 2-2151-W after 5 P.M. SS40. Si Kversreen Court. ]|esb; tion spec* with "replace; two-car mmcjB! laa. . I VI tainside. < garage. _ ^>..u.. CV«TOM 4-ooor ied«n in Hmt clae. shape. Befit offer ac- Elm WL, Wittiili -MT0O 1 Lonrcw KV BOOK HOVIB. complete sit IMHyMaalTH A FBW aHMTTBt cepted. Call West. !-l«53. twelve volumasv Good condltW corner Uoun- M •CT sjflp mm on over 1 acre ot sail befors laarlns; on the ftn __ Avenue ana Colonial Avenue. Call West. J.«MI. m cleared and wood land. Immacu- September — henco the raallitlc [«t wfl. Owner leavlnc sute. POalD, lMt—Cuitoro club coupe, for f 1MM late three bedrom hcaie with mod- V-l. R*H, W-W., Center grill, fo« erBIUKBATeja. I u. ft. 1HI Una. We'll w$Lnnm iBS£l nnS ern bath and shower; spacious price ot |14,»«» on his three k«a- lTs». Cell Ha.brcuck Heights «- llarhf. carefully Kept, •rliinal C »*« MN WMB na ••II "•• modernised kitchen. Living room; room houae: larva llwlnc . room I-M. «£17->t owner. JFirnt 11,400 offer, lforrlit- Coltspot. Good ruanlnr condltin. sun-porch and dining room. Two- with "replacs: tllA kltchsa; eilra town 45«l MO. Call Kahway 7-TM4. car garage; I chicken houses; room on 1st Boor, cotorea tile steam heat. Tour own well with bath wllti tub and stall showsr SUMMER RENTAL l< BKtrCMSS — One man'e »' automatic pump In addition to city on second^ I car earags; talts AUTO WANTED" 8chwlnn; 1 man's 2B" Iver Join, Water. Taxea only 1111.00. under Ills. tiSJMEa Bl.iaaLaW for rent at son; 1 Kin's 28" Iver Johnson. All Ocean Beach. Unit No. 2—4 rooms, WAWTKU TO 111—Used car, 1948, food condition. Reasonable. Cell mamai — M me mjiiiKMx tciieoi. new, ileep I. Hot water, refrig- 1949 or 1K»O, from private owner, evenings. Went. 2-0«82. WVCMWbFVCa1wa«MW l aCNIWI. a Colonial Wl M/sVR AW OLDKa ••Wato Uatlaw Mtashar erator, screened porch. Available Call Elliabtth 2-312(1. hhom e builbiltt la 191? by one of our TMB roPILAB CBr~ Wept. 1. Call Linden 3-S9I7-M. TWO-. BABY CABMAGKS, ant alx room kbiiaa witki breakfast better builders. It le well de- IW WHICH II _. oarACT WCLI.. •IIILT child's crib, extension breakful aook, ami room, t bedrooma ana eta-n**,* affording excellent room (our bedrooma a b«tl UMS IN •ai»H.MM|T C««l)i. EMPLOYMENT tubls and 4 mafcKInK chain, Hill tiled bath, steam beat, X car aa- space which Includes a 13-foot on the second; plenty.of space on TWllj vastlVula with toat cloaar, OFFICES FOR RENT table. • . • race. ^ . • living room and a dining room the first floor with the added At- l«t floor lavatory llvlns; rocm, WANTED THBirT SMOP, «'«!. 11 i II, Four very nice Bedrooms; traction oC mn open screened porch; the plot Is larfer thaa flrtplace. full.dlnlns fooai, kltchea mmem MDIK IPACM TO RE<«T— __••—MKK na)»1 T bunaa- two colored tiled baths—one wlrti with braakfast space. Three »ood IK. per month. With 'phone CI'MT.tlMI (Ml lalONING done at I.ABGB SBMCCTIOK of VtconUM law on nice lot, living room, qln- a stall shower. Open screened averafe and there Is a detached plw bedroms and baUi. Open aulc. service, II0.09 per month. 9 ELM my home. I will also mind chil- Fabrics (or aale by the l«4 (el et<», kitchen, 1 bedrooms and tiled Porch; recreation fuom; lavatory; •arase, Stuun: one car varate. Reasonably •T., 'phone WE.t. >.«l(l. Plesi- dren in my heme while mother slip-covers, draperies and upatl. bath, attached (arage. It's out a attached garage. priced. |ll,iS*. , , - , ant attractive offices. 8-3-tf •hops. Call WEit, 2-S929-W. nterlnc bit too, and alee too. irr ACBOSI THK COOLIIMR 8-10-4t CHABLEa WB ABB nWBBBB* of TW West- •TKRKT LIH I* A MwDKmX M CUiaM IMM«»—LISCOI.X (CMOtM. sec- ~ Id Beard a* BealteeV Haiti*** IIMDI THBRE BRnaOOM a]*** OirraTAniMNG VALVK—Four'bed APARTMENTS-KENT you have small Jobs l*l-u Lamas arstaas. WHICH. VOI! ABB •OU.IfJ TO room house located In fine resl- tion—living room, dining room, LIKKl some of th cur garage. screened porch, knotty pine rec- open attic, steam heat, detached rooma and back door. Near BCIIOOTR, wlck, We. 2-3313-R. 8-2«.5t distance (rips. Call Ann's Tt3 IWtor reation room, one car attached nrage. Dwelling; In'excellent con- buses, train. 13 months sub-let Service, 411 North Avenue. MMUI aCBOOL—a Karage, oil-steam heat, around* SItion. »l«,U00. from October 1st. Plainfleld 4-8777. CI'RTAIWS WAIHEP and Btretohcd WE. 2-3029. • M-tf y—t bedrooma and iat ler* • In my home. Call West. 2-6307. (•Ull shower), den, tha ind a country atmosphere. TWO IIKriVMMKIi ROOM*, aeml- aorck, steam heat, I prlvats .bath. Utilities nupplied. EXPEIIIEKCEO CIHI. would like ANTIQUES liS Kmaree Crescent1.' West 2 days work Mon., TUPS.. Wed., NBUOM BAPP ,MV?<* .,•-• - • > Thura. or *"rl. Cranford 6-1863. T4» Clark •«. . HUNTERDON CO. FARMS of (round. 6«nur kail, urn Tlv Call Crnlese . .. THBI* ln( room with fireplace/ op«r, . AslWetkeKta, THB AKIWBB porch, full slse dlnlttfC room, kitch- A l'OtNO KIRL would like to work MIK the ever locreaelng number oL miAIBIAK •».%BBA' BOMB—VhlQHO h en, four spacious bedrooms and ROOMS FOR RENT as a mother's helper or genera] bedrooms' and" "coioreJ"t"llid" bath, Weatnelders having homes la this landmark In Its day; now ..»,<;» two modern baths. l*r«.e open at- housework. Call West, 2-4312-R. oil heat, J car garage- beautiful area. at 111,000. you may have an Idea caWimBD «OOM aeit to. bath, •It BUBJIKB WaTAlLATIO!" tic with plenty of storage space. Prepare row for winter coafM of Us proportions when we tell Weatherstrip and In. addition business person or couple onlr. Won AN will do ironing In' o«n 1 ... - lot 'i acre la a r»KK LMTi eend for listing! of 'ou fhat the Itvlnr room (which atorm wlndowa. Automatic heat, References. Breakfast optional. home. Inquire at 317 Beech Ave., with 'quality burnera and HMB ten years old—canter hall farms, country and village homes, }s In excellent condition) measures two car carafe detached. Wall Tel. WEm. J-OUJ; after 4 call celled workmanship while arM colonial — living room, dining statiag your nqulrementa and almost ltxts. There are seven worth looking at. 111,5110. "WEjt. 2-4(57. 8-3-tf un at a record low. • room, kltchea, breakfast nook, price rang*. rooms and three baths on the 3nd OHAH OIL CO. powder room, I bedrooms and t and 3rd floors; The land alone la CLBAM, Ceeafertakle Ms.au • HELP WANTED tiled bathe Ind door, oil heat, worth »«,000! Jl'ST ABOUT COMM.KTED, AT at mod. ••"We. HUGH M. SMITH TBACTIVB COLOHIAl. TVPC erstsrate, rates. WESTF1KUWESTF1CU) HOTE' HOME. Llvlni room with fireplace, «tl V North Ave. W*. M7J4. MAKE UAH SEIXINCi OKI.T 300 two nor rx*. no* WIMOJI SCHIML l-3-tf BOXES BIRTHDAY, EVERTC- CIGAB IMOKEBI • Is this attractive (our bedroorn-~ full dlnlnx room, attractive kitch- »AY GItEETING, XMAS CAI1I*, M% l».aai» oti all brands ai Mj—a rBA!IKUH (CMOOL sec- l en, open porch, thru very food cigars by^the box at LW* tloa—house with « bedrooma and two bath home; excellent location; Mist bedrooms and file bath. At- ATniAOTIVIt aaa laaeteaa fur- Boxed Stationery, Gift Wrappings, t tiled bafhe. bedroom and bath l-U-tf oil heat; attached «ar»««; ftl.Stt. nlshcd rooms; short walk to sta- Napkins, Towels, Coasters, etc. South and, Waatfleld Avei. on let Boor, open porch, oil beat, tached carase. automatla haat and tion; reference* reaulred. HI CHCRCMBS - CLUBS, Everyone, J car garage. OVER ljf THE OA«DK«a. o* .«l- hot water. Located la Lincoln Westneld Ave. 8-J-tf Here is your chancel Write for BIRCH HILL DKK AVKNVB II A riNB THMB School section. |17,«N>. free details today. Casaell Pub- BBDROOM HOUR WHICH O»- THE GVBST HOUSE, lishers Service, Wcstfleld, New SNOW WHITE PAINT THOMAS O. YOUNG •EVBMAL CHOICE MOJfEIITE" for PI»a THE r«lCKLK»« INGBK- COLONIAL TYPE HOME LOCATED 1 av9 M*as ft !. Jersey. Phone Westfield 2-6364. OUTiiDE, snow-white titanium lea* sale in this delightful community. IIIEJIT OP GOOD I.OCATIO* IN THIS WBITFIKLD GABOBSS Furnished rooms available now: 8-3-tt WjESTFICLO Realtor combined wint a roomlneks needtd Very larK« Hying room with Are references exchanged. Phone WE. and oil. Money-back guarantee »<* MMalAnBtY la excellent taste and WK.VI1XI . «• KOKTal ttasDI For prompt action, list your for A growing family; there in a place, full dining room and effl ;-5u65. 8-3-5t to peel, rub or wash off, or turn recently painted snjw while, with Member ef Maltlple Llatiag arateaa Westfleld and Mountalnilde prop' toilet on (he nrnt floor and an ciently laid out kitchen, open yellow. 12.25 gal. In 5-cal. cut. klack trim this compact three bed- ertles with this office. extra room on tho third; sood porch and sunroom, also a. nrnt NICELY PCKNIBHKD ROOM, near WAXTED—TWO MB* for loadlnK Over million gallons sold, gampu room house will t>e the prised ailed plot (70x150); oil heat; ta» floor lavatory. Three bedrooms and town; gentleman only. Call after and unloading, either part or full can, 50c. Snow-WhItG Paint Co. II niraafjlnn of a real home lover. ELLA J. McCORMACK HAROLD B. DEXTER under »370; 2 car garage; prlc tile bath. Large room on the third 5:30; 512 Westneld Avo. 8-3-tf time. Call West. 2-3337 or apply Oansevoort 8t., New York, N. ;• tjll»hot water heat, double garage*, •18,000. floor, steam oil, two car I 560 South Avenue, Gunvood. excellent floor plan, generous siaed Bt. J» aad Kvcrgrees Ct. detached, (19,000. LARGE attractively furnished room ••~"""-- "flf750 •eaatalasldt, !t. J. We. 2-eli: KOT PAR FROM FRANKt.1! Jn home of adults, suitable for 8-10-tf PARTY DiaHHs FOR WMat BBICK AMD PBAME bun- SCHOOL IS THIH WBIX CO>. S. A. SAUNDERS business man or couple. North side HARRY H. MALLETT galow on beautifully landscaped STm'OTED. EXCKl.LB^Tl.V I,D- of town, Earage available. West i lot. Living room with flreplaco COOrKR BOAD, SCOTCH FLAISL t'AT»:i> PIVH BKUHOOM-rHRCB • ELM DTIUSBT Held 2-3242. 8-3-tl MAS VAVIKII (35-t5) fur shlpplnif Raster and bay window, modern kitchen, BATH HONKi one ot the bcdroollli Tel. WE, X.«*l department unt! sencrul work In as8sw V Seven room house, recently mod- and ono ot tne baths aro located E* . KeltleU List with Is separate dinette, two bedrooms, ernised and redecorated through- — front automotive wholesale firm in tile bath. Mastor bedroom also has on the ttrtft flcor; large lot: 3 ca r We^tlleld. Good advancement for BLHER aa« .1OBTH bay window. There's an expansion out. Pver an acre of ground, large garage and full storage attic ari Ev«alaa». WE. 2-1TS7 room with private buth In private WE ABB KEATl'HIMi the ne««f I WCMHi 3-4.1SH attic and one car attached garage. shade trees. Call Fan. 2-709.".. other teaturcs in this tpaclogi 2- home. North «lde, convenient! to right man. Mivrried, enr necessary. labrlcs for hack-lo-nchool. Ttw I All this in Weafneld In the Lincoln 133,000 home. trains and buses. Gentleman only. write statitiK experience and sal- tho pick of the crop from Kinder* P. CAM1LLO * SON School urea. West. 8-3513-W. ary expected. Uox 304, care Leader. KHrtcn to College. » MCAL EBTATK _ IWHjiAKCB CB. SMITH, JIL UHILIS «I1.K * tOTTOS »H«f €U SOUTH AVK, W. H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS HOT FAR FROM WYCHWOODW KKALTOH COEV Ft*H\I9HBD ROOM. Insulat- MAM 23-43 to opcrato Westneld Hcl- 13* K. arsad St. WBat. Z-eaai er WEe«. Z-V7IZ an.sse is ruts BE.V KHA>KLIS SOUTH GATK >» THIS 9PIC AND ed; on third floor, lleasonable rent. Hck Coftee Koutc. Salary, commis- Junior High area there's a four Realtor • PAW POl'R BBUROOM - TWO 81 Hmn Rc«J Eatat* Call Went. 2-2Q7«-J. sion. Car furnlKUcd. Write box' 401, Jialthsle'• LeStlaLartlaa MMeatker bedroom house with two tile baths BATH tOIOMAl TYPE HO MB care Leader, giving phone number e* tkei WeetaeTWenaeTd Bear that's just crying for a new and for which the owner IH Baking !e«i THIS WICKLV KEPT six room home FOR GE^TLKWAX—Cheerful sunny und brief resume. PIANOi — Utlaaed at meellere proud owner. Both baths are col- FANWOOD than 124,000; modern tiled kltchct. Is .ideal for the family who doesn't room in home of adults—ucnartLto anteed. _,. ored tile. There's a two car de- and open screened porch on tlifi want to "£o overboard." The liv- bath. Very refined neighborhood. TVPIST, TEMPORARY, trniwcrib- at cut •xns:rate prices. tached garage und a nice deep lot. tlrst floor: 1536 construction; at ing room Is nice and big and has Write Pox 400, care Leader. inff from dictation machine. Wrfto EDWARD A. CAMILLO tHchcd garngc: oil licgt; reces a flreplace, the kitchen ia con- CraaCard Piano Ca, Tu» mKALTOB — MI1IBOR BE SUMS 1*O 1KB this most attrne riwtlnUon; very Imndy lor Wll Elvlng experience and salary de- ".•builders, I North Av. live brick arid frame Cape Cod veniently arranged, and. there is ATTRACTIVE CHKKBKIL room, Hired. Box 403, euro Leader. 7-8-11 ELLA J. MeCORMACK School. an Indlttpcnslble tirst floor lava- tUUroad BUtloa. CIUD. 9* Proepeet «lr»»t. Wealgeld bungalow, located on a quiet Fan- near transportation. Garare avail* wowl tttrect, only a* nliort walk tory. The lot isn't very big, but able. Fhone West. 2-0S53-K, We, 3-4*48 Reliance, We. X-3S34 OVKIl DMM, WK CAN SHOW VO1I neither Is the price. MJ.250. Stenographer. OKKt and BIRCH HILL from the atatioiv, The l.vlnff room A MMIIKR OP VERY MMI- Ejporl- •PRNCER CORSeTIEHE. I"""""": him a wood buni.nff fireplace; LARGE KIBM9HED ROOM—Fine ence—, d (3vu,.-™;" , eap^niKemalo of dolne ally designed supports (or »'» WESTFIELD lurtro Bclcnce kitchen with electric. IIOMKs—ino»t of them ot modern, H.tvivo nix HOOMS all on one neighborhood, owner - occupied scnerul oclce work for aulomotlvc CVMMAL CHOICK IIOMKMITKH for center hall construction: one «1 floor, [MM home has a Rrcat deal liome, school teacher. busfneHa and woman. AppoVnlmentmil; ra»" HIHIIT I\ TUB IIUAHT o»* TUB Btovo; Dlnlns room; Bedroom und $38,500 IM the moLt mnKnldcenl wliolemilo linn In Wenttleld. Write In the honiB. ROsello },}, ?%Si •ale In this delightful community. tile bath. Hocultd floor frHtncrt foi to offer. Situated near the end of woman. Meals. References. Write stnfing experhmce and Knlary ex- niitnith W. UackottUk, t 10S WeeWet eCW 100% RETAIL BUSINESS 2 large bedrooniH and bath. Kxccl two beili'oom, one huth home, wi H dead-end Rtrect lt£ location com- Box 203. care Leader. 8-31-2t pecteO, Box 303, cure Leader. Por prompt acr/lon, Hat your lent battoniuuV Ark, M. J. ,_,.,» Westneld •nd-MountalnBldc prop- area of itiMuhttlon: t*torm windows and ineluilint; the elevation aiirf vlev hive nothing to compure with this TWO Fl'RKISHKD Mingle rooms •Ml.KMMUY WANt'KU for Liindy ertlea witn this onice. &u hard to nnd In thlil nren. A tclO' Home in Its price range of 114,300. with connecting bath. Quiet pri- WESTFIELD acreeiin; otl air conditioned lieut. phcflio call will brine full dotnll; ileitartiueiit, lioiirs 2 P.M. lo 10KVLIKH URt'iHKS—Wearing out• A quaUty Uumo throughout. Price vate family. Alan garnifc. Oentle- P.M.—0 days week. Apply uny time tool Instead of yourself If "K HOWARD B. DEXTER Solid brick masonry VulltHng. one OI.UKK TVPK IIOMU In very Bood 111 an preferred. We. 2-2661. SaturOny*. Jurvlw Cundy Pupt-. 54 grounil floor Mtorc leii«t*O at %'i00 $14,500. R. R. BARRETT. JR. condition In Lincoln School «cc- •MOKKIt month; 2 lur^e CVi room apart- tlon. Kour bcdroomi^( one lt< »mall) ,AK<1K KVItNISHKO ROOM, prt- Kim St. mentH bringing |tu each; auto- SCOTCH PLAINS Beallor newly tiled buth; modern kitchen. n mutic oil heat; nKAI, EIRTATK IN9VKAKCL JU.SOO. vato huth and pnragc; In excellent WBI,L ROTTED CaW as* *f& S-34r3t wi: THINK MAPM-: HIM, FARMS 43 Kim St. Weattel.1 2-18W resident iat section, 6 mlnut'oK to Maeuere. Also rich top Boll. *llp KvenlaiEai initn and bus; available S mHdo too cute for word^. I^lv- 5-3483-K. 8>3J-tf TO« iPHOisTKitrn P redecorated and ing roomwlth tttnlntrarca. kiulien, proportioned living; room with UH HI* for dry tlcinlng: PETERSON-RINGLE nfno paneled fireplace wall, und fall AVe. i.fi.'itil to your order covered ent location. Low NETS $2238 YEAR mauler bedroom and bath. 1'Jxpun the hrlrht modern kitchen la any # WANTED TO RENT choice of nmtorlalB at ii water liaaR tn«u> slon attic Hcreonod porch; eu AGENCY liriceu. with water noft Estate will eaurlllco toe rase. Beautifully wooded lot. Auk- women's delight. ll',t 111 Wcutllcld, Pi ing |U,GU0.' KMW«*4 3-3«4M too! $13,300. \AVV COMWANUKR. wife, 1 child CHARIiBK I.EOHER . Jl* v . Price $2»,»»0! I desire furnished or unfurnished MM CJVMBISRIiAND »T, We. 1 -WANT HCHOOtv—A Hue olUer flv, WESTFIELD SCHOOE,. Modern six room houvc or apartment. 2, 3, 4 bed- Kawallskca IMS ,4| ssr\ -Thin it-*. •a •buy• Scot. t bedroom home In Rood repair bu homo on a utreet well peopled rooms. One or two-year lease. JCx- FOR THIS FAMILY dcHirtng a larpor In need of Home Uucoriitlng'. Kx with children of all ngrt<. Three feUent WestfleW refcrencD«. Call Home, we have tin excel Ion t center ceUent poBslbSlttlcK for larger fain nlco HlieU bedrooms with unuun- Weot 2-I5BO. 8-17-tf UOTTBD MANURK, Toj •MtVceMeldAve. ICUaabelh 5-8ia» liall colonial liome in the Shuck* Jlv. Anklnff $I."I,500.01). Owner will nlly g:ood clonet npace; llvlnv cracked rock (or driTo Bungalow— anuxon area. SpaclouH living allow for decorating' room, full dining room and mod- cracked rock for roomi tolcvlHion ruotn; dining TWO RKlinoOH APT. or houstT by mil—delivered anywhere. la spaced foforr a ern kitchen with breakfast bur. three__reHponaib]o adultu. Cull "\Ve. 013 Bll»t Broad St. Soooo thhe eqj» « living rooro m ttakek s 3AP» <7O_.P. COTTAUK_ in Scoti room; larre screened porch: Kitch- TOP NsOM.IIBOHHOOU—If you nri *16,500. quantity . A1H — with room to 1 en with breakfast room. Four Ity ndd tit Plalna-—lMt floor.' Jiving roam _ concerned with neighborhood an 2.o«S» aite* 6 ne are eaumili ; x II "l«witht fireplacefloor' Jiv, iden, dinette, bedrooms, 1% bath's on second re-Bale value of the homo you nr KRKH OXM for the pcnny-wlac, ,(U *r; coi Pi.R with 3-month«-o1d \fet\ bl tile bath. tile kitchen and hath. laundry, Hoam gild Ntoragc on 3rd. OH buying, you will bo lmineHKed b valuo-awure buyer who Mas the baby di'Hiro furtiJHlied upRrtincnt when i u. Taxea I lavatory and pantry. 2nd floor.' 3 it team heat. Garage. Lot 70 x 140. this lovely home In un Ideal Fun abflllr to fco thrnuch ttio need or IIOUKP for nhouf 4 mouths. Pt-- rage, room* and tile buth, attic. Oil Ketufonublo tuxes. I'rlco 123,000. wood locution.' fur ilecoratlnp. Seml-buriKalow Klnning Sept. 1. Call Vfe»i. 2-5r.fi:.. KITCHENS- heat, 1 cur attached garage. LiOt For appointment, phone Klref flour li«f« 31xH lfvlne room within WHlkin? otstunco of the e. J-1«W 100 X 123, plenty of trees REMODELLING with Hrenlaeo; dlnlnff room; mod- station; fw« bed room« itnd tiled ONI-: OR Tft'O HOO.MH near or in Vtaatltr loasla IH »«'•*• lirubH. Tel. We. 2-68IG. H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS ern kitchen with tilt* counters bath on ttr«t floor, nni bedroom, WeMneid; IIKe kttclien nrivlfoKcx; upt'n porcli auroMH cut Ira front. Malerlaln, Wurkw»>kl*> NM Maalk Arcaae FA. |.|W den Rriil iinotlicr oath upHliiirs. unrurntuhed. BuHlue^t* vuinun, Uiili. ieleel Yoar Owa KKehea, Second floor hns two very lurtc* THIS HOUSK I« A BARGAIN. 7-1051. corxrKii «Jilti.—Kull nr purl' time. SUPERB CAPE COD COLONIAL WnlfcM Malllale Llstlac gsalcai bedrooniK and vompleto 1 lib buth V JUST OVER THE WESTFIELD LINE IN A Ouritgo l« otio cur dctuchetl, S FXJIVKKIt ASV M1FK i\v- Wrxtfielil divert Hhfippr THE HOKiE WESTFIELD VICINITY lafgo enough to aorommodHto the KM.V SCHOOL. VQVT bed- f\rc three room furulntie(l T.KI A.C. neat. TaXen approx. $200.00 a year. Combination iilu- HIIII.H III N(iAI,IHV, cxuHHHfon lit- PETERSON-RINGLE liome offtTH u bncltRround for THE <;t I:«T not sis , rainUM ttorm windows and Bcrcens. Owner must locate else- tle, rill) llUHPIIICIlt MJXlflQ. olUtlll- gruccful tivliiff. $2?,iiOO, 201 lldi. PI. uttiu KHKII vvlnduwri iniil iloorN. AGENCY NN'S TAXI "KltVICK, 431 Afou ifjlir*.A»«in» 121,000.00, Exclusive listing with this office. 'iinvtuheil ruolim uv,iilnhle lime; Avenue. Talopliono WE. ';T,|fcl vcliutlun IIIIIKIH, uarlfetlllK Und |'HIIIT"I>.| x-imm l'arkhig by day, week or Hi'J , • sMMTAU WITH HIGHER PRICED HOMES ntii.vo, |m,7j0. J'llunc l^nnwnoti 2- IIII2 Park «vfnni> Hfolrk Plains r Tlfi: flAMK PHICM we have line 2-556rBferem;e5 a exchanged, rhono \VK. lir 05»'/. S-31-l.f tlimtil Hal. Kn»n for Labor Day with four beUrdoniK tunl two UKM. 8-3-51 ti1tgrotiinl and inoiidm Urrkfliil biitlm on tlit) edge of Wyuhwootl. ) IIOW MH on it. Jjunt Thuruduy. »IH.5, M:«I.V iiucim A The 14x1 ft mawter bedroom fa cap*- roonj. largo cross *en illation "a We, > ESTATE COMPANY IonIHI with fnur liiidruu ulully apiiiinllittf^ brettk/Hrt Mununy throtiirlirlii Suti r- IIHLIIH, oll.fitcatn lieitt nuti M. A. MERCNER day Aim «„„,„ uiimrrrHH willwill, ,.|v- niii K rcinuh* kitty, ivhltu •""""""•"•* RUItoBldg. tturiiicc luimcillul'i) i tLUjiu Ai/ioii — i\siitAnr C. B. SMITH, JR. n)iot on tlirout tmd H|HIIIIU?1I, ^ Leader, 7-20-St muiUliH ma IIIJULKV i'oi'Bi> muiromui.roH t'liMiinltiir HAROLD E. YOUNG CO. Meaiher MuHI|il<- IlatlnK Nraten Illt'karif I'. Llilsrsle. tvs,.«-<•« oji/iiHOAiiTrf;,r ^i^;n 7j\7 "VVe. 2-riKBl Airway, upright vacuum I^^MM^^^^^^eBiBBa^BsaaijBSBBi^BBasM^^pBBBasj^pja^BBBjjj^BJ^BBBBjB. Town Engiaeer imj now filed in his •• leaner, lo15; ; pool tametable, rerauv. oMce, and nan agreed tu pay mi Radio Program ni,!.' pltuf-tong top, torbrand hew • 1LOG. CONTRACnMC coeiR oi iiucn work in eitoe^fi of said 1,11, fin. 82J Einbree Crescent. f LAWPMQWMtS P»JII to b* eontrifcutea ay me County wv 2-:.aiT-J. —MODERNIZING at L'nloa: Radio listeners at home now hare HcWTYRE'S TtHEREFORE »K IT ORDAIXKD an additional opportunity to win . face hi irk, new, IU0CACE REPAIBJNG by Iliv CoSauU of The Town of S-ISM-J. NOTICE „ T«VNK8 — TNBRE1XAS westneid In the Couniy uf lTiilun: valuable gifts, Leonard Davis, B SECTION 1—Pt.riulM.iori Ih licrebv manager of the local Kings Super rtoow fofci.,.j, „„,,„„„ . BUSKIN'S .r&nt'cd lo Yllliro Hc.illy Po. lu ic- Market, announced today. made like new »jy electric ma- focate the brook over the iJiniictlv chfci*; «j.wd(rJc«H. - — of Vllbro Kealtv *'u. from Uahwar tegiwiiag next Monday, Labor ? 8 -ct 8t( AVWII«. loili-c Place nnd to enrlAW V J2. £t»48. *™'* »-8-« Ktii - brook In t«-ln 48 inch reln- Oay, the Kings Markets will spon- torced concrete pilifH ircm iu« sorc "Dialing With Music," a half- Houtherly nUe line of Railway Ave- «i; ''aVneTt 1 rcftalif. nue In o a-cn*r&l northopHterly dlrec- hour musical quit show over radio Full N!«K> toys Dike, 14: Alexan- Bless, «creeni| an« roof- tlcio tor » 4lmanc« of 882 (ect and der Hamilton Institute U \oduuio for t?ha full width ui tkie etr^ettt, station WAAT. rou'-Ke In Modern Kusiness -with «-Stf UfMOUTESty, croRslna; RaliU'Hy Avenue, tlie tiorth- "Dialing With Music1' is bioad- l,.uHon«. 125. We. 2-S7tli.J, G23 erly neftiorl of Molwiwk Trail and Uilli-re«t A>e. 8-14-tf rUKNITUil REPAIRS Tlce Puuce at tiie locations deslirnat- ast each weekday morning, Mon- ed on said map and plans herelat*- days through Saturdays, 10:30 to fore referred to, Gim.» caAr, lemrtH* and attached ALTERATION* A REPAIRS 11 a. m. Listeners are phoned at Jiood set for jrlrj a&out 6. Boy's SECTION 8. —Al! of s»14 work winter COM (or 7-year-olo toy. shall be done and comiilete9 under home and awarded valuable gifts We. 2-4898. the supervliilon of the Town Effrl- if they fan correctly name the tiue 8-8-tf ieer and in accordance with tlie itav« TAOMa. also girl's clolK- ilons and •peclncatlons that have being played by disc-jockey Bill lnst, sl«en 10-14 dretuuw, wool ie»n prepared by Mm for the same Kirby. skirts, 2 bolero cults, b!au«m, ind which are now oa Hie in his Mi-eaters, JolhlJur*, rBkbrrt &Vi. ln«, ru»tinru»tin « rennlsBTnji. A. Miller, olTlce, which plans and npeclnciUlatw Sponsorship of "Dialing With gym sneakem •'*, »«•! rsvfr«lbfe US. MoSktalR Ave., Weitfleld 2' •e hereby made a jmrt of this Music" now gives local radio lif- roal. Went. £-CS8». I-S-tf -dlnanee. ( « 88OT1ON 8. — The work herein teners an additional opportunity TOMATMB •-•-if specified muHt be commenced by to be phoned at home. In IB for tannins; or *ating. DECORATING SERVICE UfiMt 10, 1951 and the entire work, . All freshb veajetabien. Call at 16ft • tUtUNtlS SERVICES to mailing their name, adtlrtsu, and Soufh AAve.v , Vf«tflPl«. Call W««t. icTvdhaa; the pivlim of Mohawk »y, Mohawk trail, and that por- phone numWr direct to Bill Kirby, 2-5Z91-W91W ; if no answer call West. ton of Tlce Place which lies bt- 2-4iifi8. „—»l document! and dlacKcMc they can now also obtain Iree |ai)««. 84-hour .ervlce, Weil- '.Wien Mohawk Way and Clifton SI* LB«*( JtVH. EMIL MUELLER Itreet^must be completed by Peb. "Dialing With Music" r*ifi»tritlon MM turn Reld Studios, 121 Central Av«, WB. i-ltM . aat WMtnUW A VB. I-S-tf B-3-tf SBOTIOIf 4.7-The Mayor and town blanks at any Kings Super Market, . Will. •• to h«v* you Clerk are hereby authorlaed and di- listeners who are phoned at home isii t our booth Re MorrlstuwB rected lo execute on behalf of rlie Cllllf MUCELUNEOi/S Town of Wentneld the AaTeement are chown from the refiatratlon with the County .of Union relating* to said work. In the form submitted by blanki deposited *t Kings and ""DON WAX^CU'S said County dated August 10, tS.'.O, those mailed to Kirby at WAAT. Mil MOIKTAIK AVE. which haa been approved by the Town Attorney. free renlstiatkm blanks, in aoV UPHOLSTERING BKCT1ON 5—The Mayor and Town vaiwe oi next Monday's itarting lerk me hi>nbv umhiirlied to eie- FURNITURE REPAIRS f-lT-U cule on behalf of The Town an dat«, are n»w available at all Kings WATCH MPAIRINC ••rcement with Vllbro llealty Co. tn Aui«r Markets in northern New Making A New Lawo? WMtfioM*-OIM provide for the' payment to Mfd Alaa Maalrl clock*. l LEGAL NQTKU company of tlie auin of llo,«M.sa Jersey. aft«r the aame has been reccivil kit "Tha- Tawn of WaMfloM from ih* G.K. ICR BO**—perfect running con- . i-S-tf dition, $25. Call West 2-0728. oloilcil Ai.ocUtl" County of Union, providing howfvpr, Rotariatts Swim «.!•.• mum.. ': .,..,-.. 10*fa. «. M i l-l-tt T. JJONQ, hat ull of me followlnir conditlotlii <\< MOM UTERI, CRNCf. roar f«et |l«*tjr«^^«Wal» saaBBJat *Maa%_ lOAr mve been met and compiled with on Hi •• 'a* fV*Jav|fM| "JpiW •^•••p rffQK Pliriuynt to the order of ClIARLEB r before the dated Herein RIICCI- Before Luncheon N. J. Nt. I ejasj Mh 4 UWN IN* JiItrli. 86 feet long-. HOB tnp bar repair!Inf n< . Lt«bn and tfutteri, CABNETCABINETS A. OTTO. JR., Surroaate of the ten: nml nine poRta. You take It down, new ~~.nd repaired. W. Bohubfcrt, CountV of Vhion, made on the fourth A. All of tho work In connection ITaVUM MNM MMt. - ' .ItOfa. 4.M 111. Call West. 2-4SJ1-B. . . '. ' . A ODtTOM «U1LT «r«o« cablluta, day or AllaUKt A.I)., DM, upon the In place of a scheduled lirogrsm WeitAeldl'form«i2-6N1; JBprtHtAaM Av«., UlM ceytri, alteutlum, ale n-lth the relocation and enclosure of nford cant MkWMa » •B«ctmilT, BpBllcntTon of the underHl(ik«d, as lie brook as referred to tinder SRC- members of tlie Rotary Club en- lKHATniCoiid ll Euoulrlx of the estate ot said de- ION 1 of tliU ordinance and the • alia t condfflon, • 'MS. Call West 2* , t»k!k*M the a*l«, ¥itlmatta ceased,-notice la hereby a-fven to the fliistrucl ion oC tlie navrmerrt1 herein joyed a swim in the the YMCA 0884-M. WATKBPBOOr and bMutlfy your (redltors of «akl deceasea to exhibit pool before luncheon Tuesday ia own basement At low «o«t. Com- k to .the subscriber under oath or af- >pdlnancp, filiall have hem oom> BIKING BET. tnble. • chain, plele instructlona. SO rrs. «xp«- Urmatlun their clalma and atemanda fenced by AufriiRt 10, iPTil »nd Hhnll the "Y". china closet, buffet. Good condi- rlence. Drlcella Wat«rpr«oflrt«, Or. acalnst th« estate ot raid deceased >e entirety completed by Feb. 10, tlon. 14 Fourth, (Iarwoo4, K. J. in«a 5-01S2. rj-tf within slit montha from t«< data of Jay Rodgerg, president, presided 3 •aid order, or they will be forever j a brief business meeting. Sing- fmmm U. AM dmlnfifrp work to be ap. A«TWIK« — aim 8-J-tf barred from proaeeutlnc or recover- roved by th» Union County Cowi- Tk« M luloc W«MI ing Ihi) miw atilnit the aubaorlber. ing wit led by Bunell Scott of the PAINTING. DECORATING nlttee on Hr!tl|f,-H( m-nlnare and CMMM 10011 »H DXUIII Av*M* MILDRED MA8ONHBIHRR tiONU, Mood Control mul by the County Fanwood-Scotch Plains Club, ac- C«flM maj Oat It- Currier nlctiiro of Washington at Interior ami Exterior tCnjtlnetr. companied by Carolus T. Clark at Valley Forge, CT Tho entire wnrlc to be done and Estimate* Wilkin Rd to the HHtinfurtlnii of the he piano. o.DI IUB)V CARHMSK and L. J. SHEEN AN 8-n-r.t sea |?.8O "own Knglneor- »nd accepted by mattress; extra larKe Bleeping A. ANGELO Jr. tint. Announcement was made of a basket; baby scales We. 2-5371-M. WE. Itl WaaklaaiM St. . WK. *•*—.! HKCTION fi.—This ordinance aliall combined meeting with the Cran- 8-3-tt NOTICR iv miiMinnu t-i-tf Kwtafe Df JOHN J. QC1NI*, *e- ake effect JrometUatply after final ford Rotary Club at the Howard (iRRV KII1SKI* Imt and coat, •!» cenacd. IHKQ nnd publication thereof. L. BARTELL 14, far,; boy'a wnnl plaid Jacket, i-at -It 1,'ees 116.02 Johnson Restaurant, Route 29, on Hlze 16. 15; hoy's white HlackK, »!*« WflMNOCO. Pitrmianl' to the order of CHARLES r /—Repairs rnid gitvr*- A. OTTO, Jit., gurroffale ol the CMTIAl AVINUI . CLARK, N. I. 16, $2.. »0; cliild'H- exnreHH wacon, tlons, Hush cord and amttll lepalrB Ormairal*) tout Ralllaia, utruc- County of Union, made on the PUBLIC NOTICi; Oct. 21. A joint meeting will be child's Kamp-Kot. preserve jarn, fiven prompt attention. Also n*w tural tteel fabrication. InauntrlMl eighteenth day of Aueuat A.D., 19H0» Public Notice Is hereby itlven that held with the Wesifleld Lions Club rus pad 7x13. Wet.t'. 2-0M8. work at reasonable prices. Glaslnv weldlnl, uyon the application of the under- in ordinance entitled aB follows wns T»t. «Ahw«y MM1 and screen work, both old and W MIMMA »T« HAHWAT flifned, as Executrix of the sstata of. lassed and adopted by the Council sometime in the latter part of GIRI/a WAHDROHB—slie 4-6, hat, new, by mechanic with 25 year8 Haid deceiiBfrt, notice h hereby riven f the Town of WedtfllWedtfleld ntt n ineetftf- September, pont, lespingB, Avenue*, pnjamas, experience In woodworking In all Hakwar r-«ra to the credifora of Raid deceased to iiIf thereof held AAutust 28th, 1»r>0, etc. Oooa condition. Reasonable. lu branches. G«orge Deeti, call exhibit to the subscriber under oath JAMS P. JONES, West. 2-B309-n. WEBtSel* 2-3870-W7 t-t-tt or affirmation their claltnH and de- Town Clerk. f-8-tf mands asftlnHt the estate, of naW KOFA HUI(, |IO: H'.Kistrom fnld- CONSTRUCTION deceased within six jnontna from OIDNICRAI. ORHIMAMK Mo, tJHT Supreme Court IriK baby carrluffe, $10, Fa. 2-6119. the date of aaUl order, oi-itjipy will AN . IYAMII«<; MACHINR fur fain- Iten- Wstk. EMlmatcK riven tree on or recovering ftie same against the TITI.Rn, "AN 4IRIIINAKCR HR- Ronnbtc. In good condition. Can be new houses. Special prices vlven subscriber, I.ATINO TO THAI-llt'.' Committee Asks Been by appointment. Call West. TELEVISION — RADIO on all alteration work. WEnt. 2- HUTU QUINN WAT..DR0N, -31-lt • Pees 12.53 The service* of 2-4 88.1. »tt» |»l Executrix. Appliance Katiftnbnch ft Salvatore, PIKIII Norui: I'HOR At'TOMATIC Ohlillron—rol- Stnie*, Attorneyn, Notice In hereby given that the Law Changes llatlHlblpl , exoollpnt condition, $5 PLUMBING u4 HEATING 1214 Trenton Trimt fUdff.. Hoard oi Adjustment, estahllshed Call Westflold 2-S917. ELM RADIO * ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR .Trenton- 8, N. J. . under nn ordinance entit!ed,""An ttr- 8-2^-r-t Fcea |7,80 dinnnce KstabllxhlnK llullulng t'l»- Franklin F. W«snfr.... • HKilllAIMI:, hlKNITIHE. lnclllii- CO. RBPAIRS AND ALTKHATIONB ftt trlcnt and llestrlctlfmR in the Town TRENTON—A. State Supreme \ne crll), bedroom loutiKe, electric roiir •ervlc*. f Wtllld" ill t in the MUnl- Court committee Monday reeom- train tnble, chilli's table and 11* BL* ST. Cilitl Bulldlllir. 131 Prospect Street, chairs, nlano stool, cradle, aid cab- FRANK O. YOUNG NOT!CH 18 HBU10BY 01VBN, That un Thursday evening. September Uh, mended state law changes compeAV' inet* radio alid mr-vle projector, the final ticcount nf the nubscrlber, l»50l»50l»50, at 8 o'clococloc'clkk P.MPM . (D8T(D.8.T.)) tto ing prospective jurors to answer • STRONG LINK cliest>*: and ^bther1 'Items for »al« AdtnilnlHtratrlr of the «etate of CAJt- *•--M-r and consider appeal filed by cueap. See Tor yonrpelf tliln after- RADIO * TELEVISION *U*i; •. .OM #C JfOONOVM«v •* • tITn IonH«nry an*»orts questloneltes «nV out by juvy noon 'or-'eyjrtnw tin 10 P.M.! at urtwlourtwl n 4e4>> • « reireiaa - abrewi^»>i) .... commissions. . _' 820 CArleton ltd , Wr«tneld, •dVmf Rta'ted by the Surrogate (taruge nt UH Forest Avenufi. which SERVICE ...reportisd for settlement to the ' The committee said commission- In Yoiirifiptntnuniiy:.. Union County Probate Plvl- IH not.in conformity wll'h ' T'^terin BOY'S niCVCI.K. 2»", perfect con- Hlon, nn Thursday, tht* 14th dny ofof Title i<, Article 10, Sectlf I, para- ers should be given the power to dition, (U. TtInner, 112 E. Broad S-3-ff Soptpmber, next, at 10 A.M.1'- graph b .of the Zoning Oinmance oi subpoena persons who fail to re-, SI. the Town of Westneld. VRANCI3R ST1LWR JANB P. JOKKS, Admin Istratrix. turn properly filled out question- SJKVBI. -aAH HBKRRT, DRESSMAKING .Secretary.Se , Doard of AdiUHtmetmen naires within a reasonable time. |H6; porch furniture (Ttnttan);. Dated AitffiiPt 7th, |9H0.. - . S-3l-llt PPet s jj.jj6 electric Prlglilnlre. Onll KUiabeth Ito>wpn 8. Nichols. Jr., Attorney, Suggestions for improving the 2-ai2O. - 231) K llrond St.. WOTICI5 Station Radio Jk Television DRESSMAKING Weeitneld, N. J. , Take notice that Eugene Chrone selection of jurors were contained AHstMtaaw- »»a tvwtaa- or all 8-10-*t Fees $7 nnd IJOUIS Chrone have applied to in the report of a committee ap- IIII.IPriMl luncheon-dinner place klnda, Mrs. RuU Weiton, 121 the.Mayor and Council of the Town R&ttlntre, place lnatn, nnplclnn, 333 South ATO. VOTICR or »r,TT».K«tEVT pointed by Chief Justice Arthur glnss hnldern, center piece. 6 eflchu Roosevelt St., VFX J-59S5-M. of Westfleld for transfer of PLEN- choice of blue, Kroen, yellow, or S-3-tf NOTICE IS HEUEDV OIVEN. That ARY RETAIL CONSUMPTION II- T. Vandeibilt to study the subject red. Completely wanhnble. Perfect .the 2nd Intermediate account of the censo. hel-etofor ISHUC-(1 to them for subscriber, Trustee under tile pro- premises shunted at 114 Central of jurors. for fflft* or everyday use. Very WMtfiold 2-W60 Avenue. WestfMiI, N. J. Co Alex- yetvBonalile. Tel. Cr. 8-41&1. SEWING MACHINES visions of the last Will and Testa- The committee, headed by Jus- ment of J. - ritnn COWPEH- ander Chrone, 114-110 Central Ave- •:«ir,;i - -. • • •-»•« nue and Kuffene Chrone. 220 St. Paul tice A. Dayton OUphant, said per- I1IHKI5 JII«»E(1' COATS, all size 1G. T1IWAITE, deceased, will be audited Street, Westfield, trading- as the WE REPAIR and stated by the Surrogate, and sona of "the proper type and cali- One snl)le blended muaUvat, good reported for settlement to the Union Town House, for the same premlfles cnnilltlon: ono grey officer type All ViiktM. •( at 114 Central Avenue, Wentfleld. ber" are needed for jury service. cloth coat, excellent condition; one # PIANO TUNING County Court, Probate Division, on SEWING Thursday, the I4th dny of Septem- Objections If any should he made The 'report said panel members Mack cloth untrlmwed coat, very 1 ber, next, at 10 A.M. ' j writing to Jane Jones, Town warm, good atyle. Call after 6 should represent a cross-section of P.M., We. 2-370B. PIANO TUNING MACHINES PEOPLES HANK & Clerk, Westfield, N, J. L»t a SINOER «p«rt MUST COMPACT, sip-n wi the community nnd should be suf- HIHCH Klimoiv crlh and mattreiH: REPAIRING your aawlnff maohfne. R<- Wentlleld, N. J, KUC1ENE CHRONE, * ireea., EMlmatM (urn! Dnted August 7th, 1950. 220 St, Paul, St. ficiently intelligent to understand wardrobe nnd drawer combina- WARREN W. GROFF Itomvell S. Nichols, Jr., Attorney, LOUISE CHItONE, "i given, them for consider- tion: birch hliEhchnlr, fixcellent "Par 23 \"tnr« wntaclk'a Porumt 402 Prospect' St. cnlulltlou: child & ' bed nnd rilnt- Westfleld, N. J. 8-24-2t Fees 13.50 ti'PHs: car Hent: Con*roleum rue:: 8-10-U - foe" *7 244 Walnut St., WE. -V»2S .•.iie committee determined that oak deBk: srey stroller: toildler: JF NOTICR TO CltnillTOHB .._._! OK MINHTIiR OP lady's rldlllK hoots, size 514: luaket K. J. Aau. •« Piano TaMta the moat practical approach to im- iodhptlrs, size 12: men's riding- Estate of EMILY O. B. VON HI:I:TIMI OP THE . . •, S-3-tf WALI.MBN1CH, tlecer.seil. VNION COl'NTV BOAnn OP proving quality of jurors lay in UootB, SISB 8Vi: sliver fox JncWpt. REFRIGERATION Pursuanfto the order of CHAUI^KS ready to wenr. Muff little (rirl's CIIOHKV KHRHIIOMIKIIN their selection. It recommended n opiinvel, size 2. We. 2-4258-M. PIANO TUNING A. OTTO, Jll.r surrogmo of the 1IKI.H OV AlroiljIT 24, IM» County of Union, made on the uniform questionnaire to be used REPAIRING eighteenth day of Alutust A.D., 1950, Keffulnr meeting of tlie Union GIIII/S ilCHWIKIV niCVCI.R. size County Board of OIIORCII Freeholders in all counties of the state for 21", good condition. We. 2-3101-J. REFRIGERATOBS upon-the Hiippllcation (?f the uniler- Cranford Piano Co. siKneu, as Executor of the eslnto or •n-na held at tlie Court House, Ullzn- obtaining information on prospec- FREEZERS said deceased, notice Is hereby Klven beth, N. J., on Thursday, Aug-ust 24, I.AIIV'H WHl'KB CNOTIf COAT. T»la« aiu Rrkalldlnc l»r.o; at-1:30 P.M. - tive jurors. olaclc, size 12; alao «overal drosses, I Jf«rt» AT?. B. cnantora AIR CONDITIONING t'o tlie creditors of said deceased to 8-3-tl exhibit lo the Kubscrlber under oath Direefor MeMane proslrtlnir. Roll «lzeft 11 to 14, brjittd new, pitr- •cnlelaa. llevalrlaa;, Im«alla(l«a or affirmation their clrtlms'nnd de- call showed eielit m(»mliers present, A, sample questionnaire offered eliiiHed too small. 2 bed lamps, nil one .Freeholder Rowlnntl absent. very reasonable. Tcf. Cr. C-4]lii. Mala<«aaae< . Eaxlaeerlac mands against the estate of Bald de- person's citizenship, education, oc- ,. . during fh. many y««r* f»'.nt» \9)&\ w» y ELECTRICIAN Oatawrelal aM DaaiMtlc ceased within six months from the Minutes of meetliiK of August date of «ald order, or they will be 10th, 19riO, were approved an ppr cupation, whether he has been con- b*«n aalrVIng ih* community, wt prld* oortttvat tKV.fl COATS»-Ono winter, brown, All aukca . All Watk Gaaraat«« forever barred from prosecuting or printed, copies on . the members' victed of. a crime and if reasons velveteen trim; one spring, belKe ELECTRICAL WORK recovering tlip unme against rhe in novlng b«tn an inttgrat |wrt of MB ttowm and fofie plaid, excellent condition. Resolution that nil bills presented exist for not serving on a jury. LAMP* REWIRED! appliances sold 8-3-tf subscriber. and d5v.lopm.11t. . Hath size 12. Also -wardrobe frunk, and serviced. Installation of ex.. HENRY O. BUCHANAN, 'or payment, were on roll call unnn- In addition to Justice OUphant, _eood condition, *2!i. We. 2-271T-M. Executor. imouflly ordered paid. Benrd & McCnll, Attorneys, Following* communications were members of the committee «re 1IRIICI'I,R» IIAMPRR COIVTIIOI, MAGER es Elm St., WeBtfleld, N. .T. read and ordered nled:— Supreme Court Justices Henry E. We like to Create and Hprlng: wound clock thermo- Refrigeration Serviee -2*-fl\ Fees 97.80 Civil Service Commission, approv- »tnt with nlBht anil day netting. ng title changes of three employ- Acherson and Albeit E. Burling. Help the town with inereated ralablee. Big avd S12. Call We. 2-5083-Hf. Itomratlc — Commercial NOTIOR TO dHKPITOIil ees. In making Its jury-system Burvey M_tt KMlallalaa' In FrlacMalrea Boro of Mounfalnside, relative to : tnnatl Buiineu as well as individuals have recop- I"IX« I'oso TABLE and lti-wn roller. •RattttB of MATIGARBT A. CHAT the group worked with jury com- ELBOTHICIAN CAll PLAIKTF1ELP ».noB } jf TIN, deceased. construction of a bridge on Central nittd our ability and our record ivill apeak far Ileasonahle. Phono -West. 2-611C, Alterations, additional outlets Ptimianeto the order of CHARLES Ave., was referred 1o BrldBes, Drain- missioners and assignment judges stalled! anything electrical iv A. OTTO. JR.. Bunogate of the age &• Flood Control committee. iiulf. . ". A( COHlllox—SO Baps, nraotlcally ipalred. Reasonable prices tor oil VENETIAN BLINDS County of Union, made on tlie Grand Juror's ABSOC, Bugficstlon from' all parts of the state. now. Call West. 2-0158-R. •work. C. Brennnn, business phone elRliteentli Oay of Aus-uat-A.p., 1050, that this Board consider the ques- WE. -2-5614, residence phone WE. uoon fhe ntnllcatlon of th6 unaer- tion of an Increase In pay for jurors ' Soma Of Our Accomplithmantt: 1 IlKilllAlUE—6 cu. ft. All porcelain 2-3490-W. .- S-3-tt VENETIAN BUNDS, r\gne&, n» Administratrix ct.n. of of union County, waa referred to- lllllsh. fioort condlflon. 12,". Call the estate or snid deceased, notice Is Finance Committee. N. J. Employment >>*aa>ly,an South Ay«,, (ram lK< Maia lo Cwitcal A**., Wp.it 3.0B32-J. EI.KCTIIICMI. WORK in nil brnnch- WINDOW SHADES hereby given to tho creditors ot said Fred A. Lorenlz, ericlosing cerft-1 ea; reBldentln.1 and commercial fled copy of u resolution luloptcd t*M to thi f«llawbi(!- "••10 OAS HAWnE 30" table top, MADE TO- YOUR ORDER. • Pick UP deceased lo exhibit to tlie subscriber Up To 1,591,800 Wiring, fixtures and-general re- and delivery. Buy direct and save. under onth or nrriimntlon tlielr by thQ Boro of New Providence in C0-O»'k» Uf, Marlttt. ' perfect condition, reasonable. Bnth pairs.». JORCBNSBH. WEst, 2- claims and demands against Vlie connection with" construction of, tub, hot water hentor, sink, holler. U54-J or Want. 2-1023-W.g 8 Suburban Window Shade fltorni sewer in Livingston' Ave.i ivus btiBln ~ nil ftttlnga. Weat, 2- estata or mild deceased within six TKENTON—The State depart- Hyman Kariitli for outamabili llnwrMm on* «« .tartan. Manufacturing Co., monilia- rro-m the dnte.of snld order, referred to Road Committee. 1 Veteran's Att'iilnif'vntioti. rnaV*" !? ment of Labor and Industry h»3 PhlHp Uvin far Su|»r Mcrk.l, raw IM»W •«« •*» *•«• ft*. R32 E, or they will be forever burred from ;, sECOMi ST,, . Pl.t*, a prosecuting or recovering the same no, tind muttu application fi.v retirement N. j^. Cmntoril 6-0898. 8-3-tt Hint Hie Bald Council will further pellflion, effective September 1, l[>fi0. 1IIIVS »«.. incni.n perrocl condl- Tlin 111 CHI AORNOY, lliin, (lC. Tel. We. 2-3209-W. 1 conHldiir tho nnino for final pnHHjige County Clerk, rnclonlllff copy o j|f YOU WANT TO BUY O* $BH MO'WTY . . . (AROilNT !! MOVINO * STORAGE. PKTUR A. Dl'UIII, on tho lllh tltiy of September, llir»fl, npnolntmant anil Oath of Oft'lco o IVJ oil. ft.,' porcelain Now loading household goods to 214 Kll.l Brimn Bl, nt eight o'clock P. M. In the Councl Tlobort C, Ornnp an a member of til CONSULT US I PXtnrlor, excellent opornllne con- 48 States and Canadn, speclal- WE a-J(|-J«t—IIMI7—2IHIH Chainhor, Municipal IliTll.llnir, 13 Union County Pnrk CnminlsHlon. _(llllon, tfiO, We. 2-3080-11, .....g In Now ISneland, Florida FIRE — MPB — AUTO ProBpoct Street, "WeHtflcld, New .Ter City of Summit, oholoplng roBolH WE ARE INDEPENDENT BROKERS ami California shipments. Sumo 1NIUHANCB CONSULTANT Hey," nt whloli Uhio unit iJlacti nny tlon pxpreHelnff npprooJntion for the vim- to doatlnatlon. Let us esti- porson who tnny bo Interested titerc- rnntirfnelnff of MurrlH Ave., fl-onf SO YOU MUST LIST DIRECTLY WITH US ... mate your next move. United Van In will be Kivun p.n o-miortuulty to be KprlnKflalif Ava.. to Kant Plaoo, was GLAZING Mnsn, Tea Sargont, Agent. WBst. % VACUUM CLEANERS'" henrd coiujel-nlnir wild ordlnanop. referred to Iload Commlttoo, AND YOU'LL GET ACTION I 2-3031 S-S-tf JANB P. JON1SS, Hoard of FrooliolrierH of somerset , GLASS AND MIRRORS VACUUM CLBAJTEIIH — All makeB , . Town Clerk •iir ISvfry I'm-pirnr. Olil tnlrrnrn re. IIKNIIY T. TOWNSBJiD rapalred; bass, belts, «tp. Mlvpi'od. Auto surety Blairn. Onrkltl MUTIIII — Triicklni — Htonf trfoaVrepalririitrfoal ' " r~ ""and Inntalllng, NO. flnllr TrliM to Old HRiirt. Nn lloob too small. All work Kuar SPKCIAI. onmwANCn imsH On 2S Hnrmonoy St., Plain. inteed. AN OHKIiVAVOH TO I'HOVIUIJ 1J "«lil, N. ,1. Tot. I'lfil. 6-ODH. Ml SOUTH \\K. . WE. a-III) J. O. (Mltpotn. FlliTtrlcla», nilO0KnNRI,l>Ni;ni4 ANIIBHOOK FRANKLIN F. WAGNER 84-tt •S-S-tf IlKI.OCA'rilllV IN HHOTIOW OK • 8-3-tf "MOHAWK VIlibAOH'1 >l» cull minnlniounlV ndopted. TOWN Of WBHTIIIOIiD. . (3)—Fri'iiliolili'r llorlloll for II- KT. 1922 LANDSCAPING LE TRUCKING CO. WMIOniSAB the bounty of tfnlon nncn -tViniiilltPe, I'MirovliiK- live MOVINC1 AMI Orefon'a iprHonncl wtlonH In vm'loliw ili'Pnrt- 438 SOUTH AVE., WESTFtELD WE. 2-1007 '•^NDMOAPn tlAHDBNRII, Top noil IIMAHONAIII.r, wnn on roll tmll uniiiiliiniiiHly for hale. Cosimo lluggori, 727 Oregon Is renowned for Its b!| ASSOCIATES A DHdllllltPM on l!»ntrni>t or Hourly *•"""• - Wiwtllold 2-0532. llntra treei. the American Forestry ai- i' IH'IIIR nn fiirtln-r IIUMIIICMM Dorothy Applegato . Jqhn CothearJ - Harwan Huyler, n noniMS *ir.n» •oolatlon reports the largest livlnf hi* COIIHIIIOI-PII, upon motion of tarltan lloncl nnd Wood Avo., was roohnlilur Dudlny, duly seoondoil Robert Miller - Austin Moenner • Ann Cooper n - MONTH*— best tlino 4 nnoinit 3a.,M. 'llrlt.y Avenue, FtlnWooil, rj. J, B-lT-t vlti* mnpla, and yew art in lhal nrd huiinilliry n|>nroxlimitcly ailll, A. 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Celery Hearts CWSP.TENDER 2 or 3 bunch.. 14c" , NATIONAL GROCERY CO. AUGUST gC Jti8 S+urdmy Bride ABOUT TOWN The engagement has been made known of Mis. Adah-Grace Rob- erts, daughter of Mn. David Stew- St. with SALLY art Roberto of 618 East Broad the scene street and Tunxis, Tolland, Mass., the marriage of Mitt . and the late Mr. Roberts, to Wil- erin« Neeb, daughter af H> aadj liam Francis Vollmer, son of Mr. Mrs. Lawrence S, C. Met*) ef £*•» ' Mrs. Cornell* HvtchUon of East Tuesday evening in honor «f Carol and Mra. Frank Vollmer of Hol- cent parkway, ta Goeq Cleveland, Ohio, has been visiting Vose, a bride-elect of this week. Smyth III, ton ef Mr. ler daughter, Mrs. Becte Schafer, iis, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Letgfct M. John- A. Smyth Jr. ef md grandson, Ralph, of Raymond Mist Roberts It the grand- The double ring treet fur the past week. Last son of Ardmore, Pa., announce the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. birth of a daughter, Sally West performed by Rev. iefca •. Thursday and Friday afternoons, Miles Roberts of Plainfield and Bois, curate, and a rcceattsw Cab jrs, Schafer entertained at teaj Johnson, on Aug. 21, at the Bryn Tolland, Mass., and the late Mr. Mawr Hospital, Bryn Mawr, Pa. lowed at the Smyth k*a»e. n honor of her mother and again and Mrs. Walter Holcomb of Tor- it dinner Friday evening. Ifrs. Johnson is the former Miss rington and New Hartford, Conn., The bride's wedding «•*>• woa Among Westiteld friends who Shirley West of WetMtM. and is the grandniece of the late of nylon marquisette over trafeta entertained for Mrs, Hutchison Marcus H. Holcomb, who was gov- with lace bodice aad triaMliaf. Mr. and Mrs. study gempreviva eraor of Connecticut from 1914 to Her Imported illusion ••fattfe mrBoston, Mass., and trimmed with lilet of the " Newark. - - . attended New Ydrk University Her bouquet was of white I le. Graduate School of Business Ad- and sweetheart rotes. Mrs. Hutchison ha* \th for Al- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tiling of ministration. She is a member of Miss Betty Whaley of loona, Pa., where the will visit her 262 Hyalip svenue are the patents the Daughters of the American •on, John, and his family for sev- of a daughter born Saturday in was maid of honor. She wfre .m Revolution, College Woman's Club Nile green nylon marqtttettt gala*. eral days before returning home. Muhlenberg Hospital, WainfeM, of Westfield, and the Community over taffeta and carried a rtattdjt Players. The family of Mr. a;u! Mn A ton was born Sunday, in Mvk- banquet of yellow gladioli \™ Benjamin F. Vervoort of 618 lenberg Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Vollmer is a grandson of \Wllltaai |hhyth wat'kiti. Csrleton • road held a! family re- Michael Durantr of lit- Park the late Mr. and Mrs. David Voll- fot his brother. union and picnic at Tamaques street. mer of Elisabeth and of the late Lawrence C, Neeb, brother of UM Park on Saturday. Five sons and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Goldbach of bride; and Duncan M. MMMII. Mr. and Mrs!*faonias W. Booth New York. He is a graduate of their wives and 12 grandchildren After a trip to Canada, tlM of 383 Sycamore street, Rahwsy, Concardia Collegiate Institute, were present, including Mr. and announce the birth of a daughter couple will reside in Mllwatar, Mrs. Donald S. Vervoort of Troy, Bronxville, N. Y.; New York Uni- on Monday at St. Barnabaa Hot- versity; and attended the Guil- Okie., where Mr. Smyth it a atalor N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. pital, Newark. Mrs. Booth it the monk Organ School and Juilliard at Oklahoma Agricultural and Vervoott of Manhasset, L. I., N. former Billie Hanna, daughter of tti.. School of Music and Institute of Mechanical College. Mr. Smyth Y.; Mr. and Mn. Paul R. Vervoort Mr. and Mn. Hamptoa Hanna of Musical Art. Mr. Vollmer is a attended Princeton and served tw# of Caldwell; Mr. and Mrs. V. Hem- Lenoi avenue. and a half year. In the Anay, MRS. BRUCE L MALCOLM MRS. RICHARD CALVIN veteran of the U. 8. Navy, having ler Vervoort of Sayville, L. I,, N. served in the Pacific theatre. He Mra. Smyth was gradaatad frtat Y.; and Mr, and Mrs. Robert R. Mrs. William MT Nevins of 643 a corsage of pink orchids. The is minister'of music and director Westfleld High 8chool in 1147 aad Vervoort of North Plainfield. Fairfield circle has returned home Francei Snyder Wed Ellen Emery Married Marilyn Bull To of the choirs at the Presbyterian studied at Beaver Collage far two from Overlook Hospital. couple will make their home at Mrs. Charles Darby Stapp of To Bruce Malcolm 4006 Pine street, Philadelphia. Church, Westfleld, prior to which years before enttring OklahetM To Richard Beeton Be November Bride he wss organist and choirmaster Wychwood road entertained yes- Joan Brown of 614 Kimbe.ll ave- Mrs. Malcolm is a graduate of A. and M. College, gee will a« of Bruton Parish Church and lec- terday at a surprise luncheon- nue has invited a number of her In Church Ceremony Westfleld schools and the Atlantic graduated next Jane,' In Home Ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Bull turer in fine arts at the College shower in honor of Mrs. Robert friends to a supper party tonight In City Hospital School of Nursing. Wedding guests from oat of of 747 Dorian road announce the of William and Mary, Williams- At a 3 o'clock double-ring cere- She is a registered nurse and a town included Mm. William Pea- Hoffman of Broad street. • her home to celebrate her twelfth Miss Ellen Louise Emery, engagement of their daughter, burg, Va. mony on Sautrday afternoon in member of the American Nurses' daughter of Mr, .and Mrs. Basil Marilyn, to Frank Everett Scott, cock and ton, Bailey, of Wayaa ., , ., . K,.,,, „ ... birthday anniversary, . the, Presbyterian Church, Miss Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wroth •+• Association, and has been employ- Louis Emery of 1340 Prospect son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. The wedding is planned for the County, Pa,; and Mn, W. ft. Cat* Frances.Ellen Snyder, daughter of ed by Dr. F. R, Romano in Dun. street, was married Saturday af-, Scott of Union, arrived Sunday from Corpus Harry E. Spears, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Allan Snyder evening of Oct. 20. dler, Mrs, J. W. Mitchell, and Wai. Christi, Tex., to spend several Maye street, is residing in hi. new ellcn. ; ternoon to Richard Calvin Beeson, I Miss Bull is a graduate of West- ter Candler of AsheviUe, N. C. of 1100 Rahway avenue, was mar- son of Mrs. and Mrs. Ronald Bee- "eld schools and the Berkeley Sec- weeks at the home of his parents, home at 910 River road, Fair- ried to Bruce M. Malcolm, son of Mr. Malcolm also was graduated Mr, and Mrs. James S. Waoth. of .haven, with hit four children and from Westfleld schools and was a son of Muncie, Ind. Rt. Rev. Msgr, retarial School, East Orange. She MAO TM iiAon rat Mr. anil Mrs. Talbot M. Malco'm Henry i. Watterson of Holy Trin- is employed by Sandier ft Worth, -IIADH WANT AM PM- 602 Prospect street. Later in Sep-1 their maternal grandmother, Mrs. of 737 Boulevard. Rev. Dr. Rob- pilot in the Army Air Corps dur- tciiibcr, the couple will move to' Eva Nelson, formerly of West- ing the war. He attended Wet- ity Church officiated at the cere- Inc., Sprlngfltld. Providence, R. I., where Mr. ert M. Skinner, pastor of the fleld. church, officiated. The church was leyan University, where he belong- mony, which was performed in the Mr. Scott,, u graduate of Seton Wroth will be a student at Brown ed to Psi Upsilon fraternity. He is home of the bride's parents. A re- Hall Preparatory School, received University. Mr. Wroth and his Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Cadden decorated with white delphinium, •it. announce tht birth of a son, gladioli and scattered ferns. now a senior in the University of ception followed. his B. S. degree from Seton Hall wife, the former Virginia Joy Pennsylvania Dental School and a University in June and is now an Petry, were married Aug. 5 in Peter W. Ill, on Sunday at St. Escorted and given in marriage Given in marriage by her father, Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia, member of Delta Sigma Delta the bride wore a ballerina-length investigator with the Retail Credit Corpus Christi. by her father, the bride wore a dental fraternity. Pa. Mrs. Cadden is the former Colonial styled gown of white gown of pink pearl Chantilly lace' Co., Newark. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Turner Helen M. Essig of Central avenue, dotted sheer, with portrait collar, Out-of-town guests for the wed- over taffeta of the same color, the late John C. Tull of Elizabeth. have been visiting at the1 honie of »•• ong tapered sleeves, basque ding included Mrs. Theodore Ziv- She carried a bouquet of white A November wedding is plan- Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr. and I »«Mrs.• «•K. rP.. tieoarHebarad enwrwmeo bodice, and bouffant hooped skirt erman and Mrs. William Schmidt orchids. " necheon ta her New York apart- •aught up at the front hem with of Robinson, 111.; Mr. and Mrs, Miss Winifred Gill Emery of ment Aug- 2Z tot her mece5 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gonnella Pl-osnwt street Thp Tiunfra will °" > ilies of the valley. Her fingertip Eugene Stephens and F. B. Snyder Westfield, a cousin of the bride, Mls Wi m P H tah of of Newark, Ohio., who stayed at of 744 W. Broad street are the Sunday to -•^»"«"^ " "'» - » «* veil of imported English silk illu- was her only attendant. Miss parcnta of a dau Jr. and , Pa. and Mra. sion was draped from a templet the bride's parents' home. Stay- Emery wore a Dallerina-length K^r born Sunday '. MeCormick of Westneld. Jn MuMeIlberg Hospital. lottesviilc, Va., and from there of pleated illusion and pearls. Shs ing at the home of the bride- gown of dusty rose taffeta and| ••» carried an old-fashioned Colonial groom's parents were Mr. and Mrs. carried a bouquet of matching, will return to their home in San Rev. and Mrs. J. L. McCorison Gabriel, Cal. Mrs. Turner is the bouquet of white roses and del- Henry Lequear of Philadelphia summer flowers. I Jr. of 530 St. Marks avenue re- phinium with pink pinocchio roses and Rufus Reichart and son, former Anita Nichols. turned to Westfleld today from a Burl Keye of Muncie was best and a touch of baby's breath. Charlie. man. Mrs. C. F. McNaimvra and tan, vacation in the Hudson Bay re- gion of tht Canadian Northwest Mrs. William WlaeittaN of A dinner party for (he bridal After a wedding trip to Ber- Jim, of 300 North Euclid avenue Mountainside was maid of honor; party »t Echo Lake Country Club have returned from vacationing in "and in *•*• •nglane'; •••>•- '-••-•; . 1 muda, the couple will legide in Her gown was of aqua dotted Wts given before the wedding re- Muncie. Mt MOA» inm, ttismtm N. A Utah and California. - Mr. and Mra. Thomas Moffett of sheer with boat neckline, puffed hearsal Friday night by the bride- Mrs. Beeson attended North- Mr. and Mrs" Henry S. Gilbert 225 Florence avenue are the par- sleeves, flat collar, and full hooped groom's parents. The bride enterT ents of a (laughter, born Aug. 22 skirt with a taffeta sash. She wore tained at a luncheon at the Park ampton School for Girls and Gou- of G5 Elm street announce the cher College. Her husband wa3 birth of a son,. Steven Paul, on in Muhlenberg Hospital, PUinfield. a matching sheer picture hat, and Hotel," Plainfleld, for her attendr «•• carried a bouquet of delphinium ants on Aug. 22. Showers given graduated from Johns Hopkins Monday. Mrs. Gilbert is the for- University, where hp was a mem- mer Ruth Blaunsdolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parrington in blending tones of pinks, .pale for the bride were a linen shower of 762 Clark street recently had as lavenders and blues, roses and by Mrs. William Britten of Glen- ber of Phi Gamma Delta frater- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braunsdorf of nity. Westneld. Mr. Gilbert is the son guests Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moran tinted pompoms, and a touch of ridge, formerly of Westfield; mis- of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Gilbert of of Glens Falls, N. Y. The Par- baby's bresth. cellaneous shower by Mrs, Wider- Glastonbury, Conn.' ringtons recently went to. take Bridesmaids were the Misses man; and a kitchen shower by Miss On Monday in Muhlenbcrg Hos- -•- George, where they visited their Margaret Malcolm, sister of the Jessee. pital, a daughter was born to Mr. A ton voyage party was held son, Bnrt A. Parrington. Their bridegroom; Jacqueline Leggett and Mrs. Basil Lamarinides of Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. granddaughter, Phyllis Anne Par- and Dorothy Jesse, all of West- Westfield. and Mrs. F. P. Grasso of Liv- rington, returned with them to fleld. They wore gowns of the Carolyn M. Davit -•- ingston street by Mra. Grasao's spend several weeks at their home. same style as the honor attend- To Become Bride Mr. and Mrs. D. Rimlell of s father, Flank Paumi of Livingston ant's , in orchid. Their bouquets Mountain avenue returned last Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulti of street, ut his home. Mr. and Mrs. were also similar to the maid of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Davis of weekend from a motor trip through 54 flM STRUT Grasso will fly Sundny to Italy 1627 Lambert's Mill road are the honor's, with blended tones of yel- 604 Graceland place announce the Canada and New England. and will return Oct. 6. In addition parents of a daughter born Aug. low instead of pink. engagement ' of their daughter, dn 23 in Muhlenberg Hospital, Plain- to touring Italy and making a Serving as best man for *is Carolyn Marie, to George W. field. QJ BOSTON visit to Rome, they will spend brother was Allen Malcolm of Slaight III, son. of Mr. and Mrs. some time with Mr. Grasso's bro- Mr. and Mrs. Migliozzi of Westfield. The ushers were Allen G. Wilmer Slaight Jr. of Plain- ther, Louis, and family in Sicily. 119 Grove street are the parents of Snyder of Westfleld, brother of field, formerly of Westfield. About 60 friends and .relatives twin daughters born Augl 23 in the bride; Henry Lequear of Phil- Miss Davis, a graduate of West- attended from Bridgeport, Conn., Muhlenbreg Hospital, Plainfield. adelphia, Pa.; Donald Garrison of field schools, is employed by tht! Nei* Yojit city, Delair, Linden, •+» Westfleld, and Dr. Richard San- Magnus Chemical Co., Inc., Gar- Gorwood and Westflefd. . Norman L. Smith of Gallowae born of East Orange. wood. Mr. Slaight attended West- "•*• flew yesterday to Europe for his After a reception at the Park field and Plainfield schools and vacation. He will land in Luxenv Lawrenccville School, and is also n Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sievcrs of Hitel, Plainfield, the couple left $8.95 '17 South avenue arc the parents on a wedding trip to The Cloisters, employed by the Magnus com- (Continutd on Page 12) pany. °f a daughter born Friday in Sea Island, Ga. The bride wore BLACK SUEDE Mtihlonkerg Hospital, Plainfteld. for traveling a pink gabardine suit An riarly spring wedding is Mr. and Mrs. Cuiiton Robinson with black velvet accessories and planned. BROWN SUEDE of Wooilmere drive have returned with their sons, Jim and Doug, from a vacation trip to Texas. An- other son, Ca|-1, a marine reserve j Classmate of Arlington State College, is now °n active duty and stationed at El Toro Air Station, Santa Ana, Cal. School Fillings Mr. and Mrs. Steele Malkin of 1008 Harding street are the par- A TEEN-AGE BAG rats of a daughter born Saturday "' Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainflold. Schaefef's

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•*.- THE WESTFTELP LEADER, THtltSDAY, ABiSBfT %f, O* Mmguenay Cruue S. LUmea Johntom On Mmime W edding Trip Cicely Hick* Wed Vm* WmgMM Mmk Become* Bride Of To David Rytm Silver Ammmrtmy Howard S. Hmrmi I* Home Ceremony Mr. and Mis. Clif otd V«a Wag- On Saturday in St, John's Epis- Miss Gicely Burt Hicks, da-ugh-' ner of Forest ivenue celebrated copal Church, Kane, Pa., Miss S. ter o£ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. tlielr 26th ««4din» anniversary on Linnea Johnson, daughter of Mr. Hkke of 412 WeUs street, was Au«- n *ith » <*">r« dWMr **• and Mrs. C. Evan Johnson of married Saturday afternoon at Snwberry's m Kate Point, Mt, Kane, became the bride of Howard. 3:30 o'clock at a home ceremony while on a thre«-w«ek twB through. S. Harms, son of Mr.aM Mrs.| New to David E. Ryan of Chicago, son Charles Harms of 717 Clark street. of Mr. and Mr». James Ryan of Th« co«Pl« *»*• **"> Rev. C. A. Leslie otBewted. A re- Mrs ception followed in the church par- Westfield. Rt, Rev. Msgr. Henry - Thomas A. Brendle «f Pitts- J. Watterson, pastor of Holy Trin- •>""•»*. •"»•> »»<* Mrs. Allan I. Lori- .01s of Tabor Lutheran Church in mer Jr o{ Kane. ity Church, officiated. A reception ; »»*» Otrnps; and foar The bride, given in marriage by for the immediate relative! fol- .Margrandchildreny Susan , Bread!*Jann, ,Adria »nd nFatt andy her father, wore • gown of im- lowed. I Anne Lorimer. ported Swiss embroidered organdy The bride, who was given in ALWAYS MMOMSUTf with appliqued border, fitted bod- marriage by her father, wore a ice, wide neckline, puffed sleeves, satin gown wifh sweetheart neck- ind full skirt. A halo of daisies line, long sleeves, and full skirt ield her nylon tulle veil and she ending in a train. Her heirloom SEW IT YOURSELF carried a bouquet of daisies on a lace veil, which belonged to h«i irayer book. maternal great-grandmother, was A cousin of the bride, lira. Lin- held by a coronet of orange blos- For Only 25c per hour lea Dunbar of ElmiTa, N. Y., wu soms. She carried a semi-rascadc tiM tint».«. natron of honor and wag gowned style bouquet of E,uchaiis lilies l MMK MM i in pale blue organdy. She carried and white delphinium. » basket of summer flowers and Mrs. Gilbert H. Hicks II of vore matching flowers in her hair. Syracuse, the former Barbaia Lit- Che bridesmaids were Mlsa Betty tle of ^estfield, attended ,th« /ean Larson of Union, Miss Nancy brUe. She wore a gown of white 0 jtone of New Britain, Conn.)' Mr». embroidered organdy over blue Vudrey Dougherty of Jamestown, satin. i. Y.; and Mrs. Evelyn Ceder of MOUNTAlMlM TIL, Wt. lochester, N. Y. They wore gowns Jumes Ryan Jr. of Westfleld was >f organdy in rainbow hues and best man for his brother. arried baskets of summer flowers. The bride wore a navy blue lisa Nancy Harms of Upper shantung suit with brown acces- lontclair, niece of the bridegroom, sories for traveling. After a ihort RNAL /as flower girl. trip, the couple will live in Chi- —Deford Dechert —Hradford Baclirach cago. MRS. KENNETH E, BROWN Dr. Charles E. Harms of Upper MRS. VANCE ALLEN RICHARDSON lontclair waa his brother's best Mrs. Ryan graduated from the un. Serving as ushers were Lloyd DRESS CLEARANCE Westfield schools and Oberlin Col- June Ellen Mathea, Jean M, Preuuner 3. Johnson of Kane, brother of the Janet Alper* Bride Jean Colder Sett lege, SHo was formerly •mployed ride, and James Harrison, Jack Wedding Date at the Henry Street Settlement, | Kenneth E. Brown Become* Bride At Imith, and Charles Simpson, all of Of Vance Richardgon New York, Vestfleld. W«l In St. Pnul't Saturday Ceremony At Chapel Wedding Mr, and Ills, Douglas James Mr. Ryan is a graduate of West- I For traveling the bride wore a Calder of 301 Lambert's Mill road field schools and the Engineering /hite and black sheer plint dress VOIUM to $12.95 St P.ul'«. Church w.s the scene Miss Jean Mari, preU58ner| Miss Janet Page Alpers, daugh- have issued invitations for the College of the University of Cin-1 /1th white linen accessories, After on Saturdayy »t 2:30 pp.m..of the d au hter o( Mrsf Margucrite ter of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Alpers marriage of their daughter, Jean :innati. He served overseas with I 1 wedding trip, the couple will re- f M J El M P o{ 938 South riscilla, to Rocco Annese, son of. the Air Forco in Italy during thai wedding of Miu J«ne Ellen Ma- Pveussner of 936 South avenue ide in Verona, of 1071 Sunny Slope drive, Moun- D' u J »r •» * »r L »r ^ sn(1 'I16 'ate otto Preussner, be- tainside, was married on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Charles An- last war. He is an engineer for I $J.9O 1L Richard E. Mathes of .West Hart- c,me the bride ol John A Man. The bride is a graduate of Kane afternoon at 3 o'clock to Vance nese of Cranford. | the Barcb Manufacturing Co., Chi- foid, Conn., formerly of Westfield, Mr ,,,._ son of MrS- A Munzcl ligh School and Upssla College, Allen Richardson, son of Mrs. Al- The wedding will take place on cago, nnd Kenneth E. Brown, son of Mr of plafnfield and the late Mr. rhere she was a member of Tau len H. Richardson of 255 Clark Sept. 16, at 5 p.m. In the Presby- A dinner party for the bridal Value, to $19.95 (eta Sigma sorority. She is now and Mrs. Howard D. Brown of Munzer| at 5 p> n), Saturilay jn street and.the late Mr. Richard- terian Church, with Rev. Dr. Rob- party was given the night before eaching English and music in Ve- Colonial avenue. Rev. John S. Du- the Presbyterian Church. The cev- son. The wedding, at which Rev. irt M. Skinner officiating. A reccp- the wedding in New York by Miss rona schools. Bois, curate, officiated at the cere- eraony) performed by Rev Dr. Dr. J. L. McCorison Jr. ofU.iated, ,ion will folbw at the Wmfleld Annc Ll d aunt o{ th bvld mony, which was followed by a , skinner, was followed Robert M Mr. Harms, an alumnus of West- took place In the Chapel of the ^cott Hotel, Elizabeth. | Clara Hatxist reception at the Park- Hotel, Plain- by a reception at the Martinsville Misa Barbara Lenz of South Or- leld High School and Upsala Col- Holy Spirit of the First Congrega- neI[ ange will be maid of honor, and Walton B. Simons '' , ' Inn, Martinsville. ette, will study at Rutgers Uni- tional Church. A reception fol- ve tn UHUBT. . . - Given in marriage by her father, •ei'sity this fall for a master's the bridesitiaids will be the Misses Glven lowed at "Breete Knoll," the home Wed* Mrs. Emerton the bride wore an ankle-length "> marriage by her bro- degre In physiology and bio-chem- Katherine Brooks' of Cranford, WESTFIELD WE. 14131 ther of Mrs. Henrietta Roberts at 431 sown of imported embroidered or- . Richard Prcussner, the bridt stry. He is a member of Eta Delta Renee Dante of Newark, and Pa- ' wore Hillside avenue, Cm M««*ar •«« VrMoir «=""l»«» V««U • O'eWo* Bandy with fitted bodice, standing a gown of white marquisette raternity. Annolmcem(!nt haa bcen raade Escorted and given in marriage Mrs%T£Z. Fran k 1Annes»e of 2Z12*Cranford. ,I i*«_ th' ,e .narriage'of Manual: collar, short sleeves, and overskirt fashioned with low neckline, long daughter of Mr. and nnd train of plain organdy. Her sleeves,,tight bodice, and full gath. by her father, the bride wore a The best man will be Frank »! . Alfred Nugle of Lake Hopat- fingertip illusion veil was held by el'ed 8,klrt ending m 8 train, A Mary Louise Cordei, gown of Brussels lace over white Annese of Crunford, brother of the satm ba d to Walton B. "' a crown of hand-made orange bios- " Held her fingertip illu- satin and a satin Juliet cap trim- brides'rocm-elect. Ushers will in- o{ jj,, am, Mr8 ^^ s(mons sio vel1 an sh Richard S. Denny soms. She also wore heirloom long " - m, in St, orange blossoms. The bridal bou- ton of Westfleld played the wed of Westfield, Richard Boyd of Mrs. Munzer was graduated ding music. drcn of Mr. and MrB, John S. Pilu],8 Congregational Church, sleeves. Binghamton, N. Y., and Harry from Westfleld High School and quet was of gardenias, lilies of the McMartin of Springfield road, Tc- Nutley. Barnhardt of Stone 'Ridge, N. Y. attended Washington School foi valley and white *8tephanotis. After a wedding trip to Pema- turned last week from Camp Plum- Mr, and Mrs. Finter entertained Sizes 10 to 18 , $17.95 The latter two were fraternity Secretaries in Newark. She is em- Mrs. Wooster B. Curtiss of quid Lake, Me,, the couple will field. Mr. nnd Mrs. Murray and their brothers of the bridegroom. ployed in the plant department oi Woodbury, Conn., was matron of make their home in Bethel, Me., son, Donald, at their home Satur- For traveling the bride wore a the New Jersey Bell Telephone honor, and bridesmaids were Mrs. where Mr. Richardson is guidance -LEAOER WANT ADS PAY- day evening. P.S.-Jeney ii alto "topi" In tocoa brown silk shantung suit Co., Linden. Mr. Munzer is a Bayard M. Graf of Philadelphia, director and "English instructor at Gould Academy, and where Mrs. dress with moss green accessories. graduate of PlainBeld High School Pa.; Mrs. Roy G. Foltz of St. gay colored blouias to team Richardson will teach Spanish. After a cruise on the St. Lawrence and served two years in the Army Davids, Pa.; Mrs. Howard G. Mun- For traveling the bride wore a with skirt or jumper. And Saguenay Rivers, the couple in the Pacific area. He is with the son of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; and International Motor Co., Plain- Miss Phyllis Ddnny, sister of the blue faille suit with blue and white will reside in Troy, N. Y. accessories. Mrs. Brown is a graduate of field. bridegroom, of Westfield. They wore gowns of white flowered Westfield High School and Endi- Mrs. Richardson attended West- Pre-nuptial parties given the marganza over taffeta in a variety ™tt Junior College, Beverly, Mass., field High School, was graduated Economy bride included a miscellaneous of pastel shades. Their cascade from Kent Place School, Summit, and attended Art School of Fa- shower by the Misses McDede and bouquets were of talisman roses s attended El Colegio de Mexico in (Clara lii°n in Hartford, Conn, Mr. Kree. and a miscellaneous shower and delphinium. Brown, also a graduate of West- by Miss Lusheav and Mrs. E. Mexico City during her junior Begins NKSXT 1O THE L1BBAKY fcld High School, will enter his Lushear. A dinner was given at Howard G, Munson of Pough- year at college, and was gradu- WESTFIELD WC M131 senior year 'next month at Rensse- the bride's home after the wad- keepsie, N. Y., was best man. ated from Smith College in June. with laer Polytechnic Institute, Troy. ding rehearsal. Ushers were W. Curtis Eves of Mr. Richardson is a graduate of Di h , d Washington, D. C; Charles F. Weatfiold High School and Mid- the war he served two Cordes and William O. Cordes, dlebury College in Vermont, where in the U. S. Marine Corps. Rotander-Turner brothers of the bride, both of he was a member of Delta Upsilan Quality He is a member of Theta Chi so- Havertown, Pa.; and Robert F. fraternity. He received his mas- cial fraternity and Eta Kappa Nu, Engagement Told Hansen of Landsdowne, Pa., for- ter's degree at Rutgers University honorary engineering society. merly of Westfield. this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Mathes entertain- Mr. and Mrs. George A. Turner Mrs. Denny is a graduate of ed members of the bridal party on of Cranford announce the engage- Skidmore College. Mr. Denny is ment of their daughter, Evelyn, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reese of SCHOOL DAYS! Friday evening at Halfway House, a graduate of Westfleld Hign Richard Rosandcr, son of Mr. and North nvenue have returned home Mountainside, before the wedding School and the University of Penn- after visiting in Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Kenneth Rosander of £33 'ohcnrsal. Mrs. Marthn Kopp was sylvanin. He will enter his third Pittsficld, Mass, and Intiiannpolis, Gqy Clothes to take our girls back to hostess Saturday morning for Virginia street. yeur of law school at the Univer- Ind. members of the bridal party, Mrs. Miss Turner is a graduate of sity of Pennsylvania in September. School in good style . . . and ot prie«» thotj Mathes, and Mrs. Brown at a Cranford High' School and is cm- Ho is a member of Alpha .Tau "eakfast at Halfway House. The ployed as a secretary Ijy the Shu- Omega fraternity, the Kite and Mother and Dad appreciate • • • . ' , ,}, hide was also honored before her heen Agency, Cranford. Key Society, the Friars and the ™«iTiage at a party given by Miss Mr. Rosander is a graduate of Hare Club. Dorothy Drown. Westfield High School and is em- A dinner was given after the Plastic Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eotlj 08 ployed by W. W. Knapp, Kenil- wedding rehearsal on Thursday Dorian road spent last weekend in worth. evening at the St, Davids Golf School Bag Mfc* frtm W.W »• »•••» Sussex as guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Club, Wayne, by the bridegroom's parents. John Steuernagcl of Springfield Mr, and Mrs. F. G. .Sprague of $5.00 UovtM from |l« *o H« ivcn Louisville, Ky., lire visiting their two daughters, Mrs, Stunner Willis Lewis A. Gibbs of Canton, Ohio, ALL THE FITTINGS of Mountain avenue and Mrs. W. has Been a house guest this pant Jumper* from $^9S to $8.93 C, Duncan of Caldwell. The week of Jean Llndcman of Klmbiill Spragues ninke an annual visit to avenue. They are both students at Sehaefer's Slip* from $1.95 to $2.95 THE Btbl GIF! Of All their two daughters, spending sev- Wesley Junior College ill Dover, Chooit from our iiipfrb ••!•*- eral weeks here. Del. fion of flmll dlgmondll prlctj from J75.00 l« »50C,0O. foy Socks from 39c to $100 Personalized « ilitl. « $1.60 »»«Wy •» "• SIAIIONERV a

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121 EA5T BROAD ST , Mo»«.r -140 MOUNTAIN WEilFIELD STORE ALSO IM CRANFORD THE mxY. Avavm n, itso. jworfc in the arts and crafts, ath- Jean SoUenberger of 729 letics, ami is scholarship. (Coatiniwd on Pace 16) •I HaiafieU. and Hd*»! Rtufe Harris, conn of ifee if Halifax. V;. Ta*r were gowned WiiL tiu CcdtjiaHi is yellev ballerina nee coiras wits Mf flMCIIV! Mi auirlting pktore hat*. For ibe past two years a* ! HJliKS—Kiss Shir- Alas B. Lauriuer,.. brother ef of Stadsamaxoaj the bridepvosi. »** b«i min. ! *-n rati-ii i!i* r.umUrr osw ; GAMBURG FURS " " of Mr. l Otoo in SewlesBber ss a around persun i,i tile orty of Ber : I Mam Vaster »f «» U*he» isriuded Joseph Vuenii Orfer married t* of Woodfene^e, Losis McD»ri!• Far traveling the bride wore a » • • faptrWtal !•••*!• I «t X <**«* is the Ftnt sajuomiat gabardine fua triiJi F. Ffoi'i Wilke » is WesrtelJ; flwi, W«tfi«J4. hv. Matfc reJvet acecaseries. After a aftfr ^wiyifi|? and doift^ r*5*^arcfi j I, N. i. i Jr., pucor of w»rk in S»»t*rr at Hsnmrd I'ni-j Pyramid !M I- MOAB II. WISTMU 1MJI . „ _ Cfefrca ineir feonie in Woodtridgc. «r«ity, where he has been a stu-. , perforated tkr ««•?- Mrs. Lattraws is a gnutiiate of dent tame the early spriBf- He has | A •aeaftiaa fallowed in th* WestfieW! H«h Scaooi and Bet- done graduate *ork at Stanford School Bags fcaas* of ike first Coafrr- kdejr SeereUrial School, East Or- Untversity *ad the I'niirenitjr of, California for the past four, yeara 1 $100 $195 ICteta. ai a candidate for degree of dsctot fiha* ia awrie*» fcr a*r fatker, J«r. Lacriueu w fron Wc«dl»nd«e Hi»fc School aisd of phik»ophy in the history-jour- j MSedraa Ctsaa- ssiisia field. ;' (•*•' with a jacket of is MW anmdinc Jtider CoUegc to Schaefer's ! material Jour sleeve*, Trejiton. He is a member of Delta Ia his last semerter at Cslifa-; atifc collar, ted ia- S nia, Floyd achieved a straight Ai ana la« eversfcirt Shower* for the bride included arerage ia his studies. j I • traw. Her illssioB reil • kitcfees lhawtT given bj M f Wet Ma attarfcad to a teadpiee* Hen* and a ssisce]Iaiie«us tio» fl^e< carried a *fr*n bjr Jlisf Gewecke. Mr. Jic- f>»Yid fare a bachelor parly far Wai Urn An rVfC< of West- the briaecnwai, and Mr. and Mm. She won A. H. Masher, (randparenu of the oat cmra, sod bride, gave p party at their West- fleld kone after the wedding re- Neigfckrs Her ton- aad seanal.

vere the Miasea I Newark, lack (• Si-861 •MM »M HMaety ••• ««iiatia Veil fit your children perfectly in MBS. WILLIAM LAUKITSEN shoes, they'll love lo wear at school So Hm'i Whtra W« Come In— became they're to comfortable and Lake. Mrs. Tomlinson will be on can ttke ao much rough treatment. the office staff of Grant school this Bring die jnangtun in lo we w fall. W«Hov«ForYou tomorrow -•- ' bourr and go from then to vbit Miss Caktta Lenahan of.Elm friends in West Germany whom •treet has returned from a Wait in be met when Uudyinf at the Uni- CMeajro with her brother and rersity of Heidelberg. H< also ex- sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, James GYM SUITS - GYM SHORTS pects to visit France and attend a Lenahan. weddin? in Spain. -•" Former Westfleld residents who SOX - UNDERWEAR Marie Tifft of Crescent were in town lasi weekend for the parkway was hostess last Thurs- Brown-Mathes wedding were Mr. day evening at a shower for Mi» and Mrs. W, N. Paxton and daugh- SUCKS - JACKETS Mildred Morton of New Provi- ter, Laura Lea, of Albany, N. Y., IECEPTION dence road. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bosworth Mi«s Tbeo Kelsey, whose wed-i and daughter, Charlene, of Wins* RAINCOATS - DUNGAREES ding to Baymond Dean of Stan- ton-Salem, N. C; and Mr. and aVtai/i I* more place will take place Sept. 8, Mrs. P. H. Williams of Cleveland, Priced from fka «»avrtcncc ami »l»tf a/ aw Mr, was tTiest of honor at a kitchen Ohio. 93.M to 9S.9S aWaa» ... «ra» arilf mrmmgt cccrjr shower last week given by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Julyan LEVI'S and PAJAMAS According uf Arlington, Vs., and Frederick aVfail, imctudimg MM I fcu yaai Howard Ketcham of Canterbury to Size lane. G. Julyan of Cleveland were house •uffcl awaiMy /arfctf Better call guests of Mr. anl Mrs. Richard E. bridtd fmrtf ««• Sir. and Mrs." William H. Cory- Mathes for the weekend of the We guarantee to Wtstfield Shoppers that our prices are botik u /iiling us rajv don were hosts to the bridal party wedding, at dinner on Friday evening, the os low or lower. If any article can be bought for less night befoTe the wedding of their Charles K. Clements of New- son, William, to Miss Jane SeU 01 buryport, Mass., will arive this •Istwhare, we will refund the difference. Linden avenue. week to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Voss of Stonekfch Miss Carol Voss and Henry Sam- Park and to attend the Beers-Voss uel Beers, Jr., whose marriage will wadding. Mrs. ClemenU arrived CHILDREN'S SOCKS IN A VARIETY take place on Saturday, will IM earlier. hojpred tomorrow night at a din- The Economy Dry Goods Store OE Sni£Si AND COIORS ner party to be given by the par ent*- of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Harrj- Gilbert Beierlein of Cum- The) Store feiTfierybody Mrs. A. E. Voss of Stoneleigh berland ' street received the degree 147 EAST UOAD STHET park. " . of bachelor of science in commerce Misa Joan Eaih of Folkstone at Texas Christian University's WHTRIIO, NIW JERSEY VAN ARSDALE'S drive and Misi Barbara Miller of 1950 summer commencement Mon- day evening. — Good Fooliceor Since 1887 —• Callowae were co-hostesses at TRY THE ECONOMY FIRST linen shower * for Miss Voss last 137 WEST MONT ST. -UMNFMD week. Bliss Danella Hewitt was hostess Tuesday evening at a din- - LEADER WANT ADS PAY -. ClOSEO All DAY MONDAYS ner party at her home on Kimball turn for the bridal ptfty. Among the many out-of-town guests who will arrive this week (for the wedding will be John H. •JIcGinnis of Warrensburg," N. Y., • the bride-elect's grandfather; Mrs. I j Thomas Sanders Carpenter • of West Hartford, Conn., grandmo- ther of the bride-grootn-elect; and j Gustave Jensen of New York, great uncle of the bride-elect. The groom-elect and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Beers of West Hartford, Conn., will arrive TAPESTRY today to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Voss until after the wedding. TWEED _ i Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Sliller of SHEETS Washington street returned re- centiy from a European trip. Dr. LAUNDERED A FINISHED Miller was sent as a representa- tive of the American Cancer Soci- MIN'S ety to the International Cancer 1USINESS Conference in Paris, where he ad- dressed the conference. He also > ITS CONVENIENT Bnn, yeur Hlrwork wd attended the Radiological Confer- Sh.rl, ..ch week . . pick up your d,,,, bulldte ence in London. They traveled in *t the same time. IT'S EASY ... YOU'LL CUT Austria, Switzerland and Ireland. SHIRTS YOUR LAUNDRY BILLS IN HALF. While in Luxembourg, they attend- ed a youth group meeting and met FERFECTIV LAUNDERED Mrs. Mesta Pearl. They also at- tended the Passion Play at Ober- •och ammergau, Bavaria. THIS WffK ONLY f One of the linen and imwteit ~f- | •nil! we hire erer had In* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Her/ of j tooi fortane to preKnt. Rira< Dudley avenue and their two chil- PILLOW IT a* me permit aaMelrea. tha dren, Bob and Barbara, have re- turned from their vacation at Bar. m of inch faperlalfrei. Bui negat Light. 16 CASES at itis price we timpljt nut Mrs. Samuel J. Berry of Wyo- ^P «och btthfcle orer in detuihini Ihla ming street has returned from a LAUNDERED six weeks visit with her sister, faindiome full. Colarlnfi fr» Mrs. G. E, Harris, formerly of j A FINISH£Q mit »d $nr, n aary Westfield, at OpaLocka, Fla. |rer, liitl 10-11. Mrs. Henry W. Tomlinson of BLANKET Cranford, formerly of Westfield, returns this week from Spring CRANED & FLUFFED YOU SOFT 6 FLUFFED Phone WE. 2-0900 for FAST, FREE DELIVERY of DRUGS.

Avmue .«• SECOND WITMAN-BELL MUAMtPIELO PHARMACY, *.

Mmrrwm GmUd TB Tlmndmy Edith Hill T«*n Shop The Jane Morrow Guild of the The wedding of Miss Janet Ade- Presbyterian Church will hold its laide Eeeh, daughter «f Ut. and first fall meeting next Thursday, Mrs. Gilbert L. Reeh ef Oak read, Sent. T, at 1 p. m. The speaker Hot plenty of bnck-lo-tcho«l c«M»)M, <«««• Saddie Biver, and Otis, Mass., for- will be Mrs. Arthur Owen, who akirft, blouses, rolncoals, cordjray merly of Westfield, to AithM Wel- spoke last year, and Mrs. Frank lington Pinkham it., urn of Mr. Marik will be in charge of devo- malt for juniors, t««ni and yoiinaj <•***. and Mm. Pinkham of |,jrwi, M«g., tions. took place on Saturday at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the evening will in the Umversalist Clwreh o/ the be Mesdames C. R. Meyers, J. A. Divine Paternity, New Fork. Th* JoBt and E. A. Carlson. ceremony was performed by Bev. Dr. William Wallace jU»e of Lynn. A reception wai held at Hamp- MA* tW UMMI fM shire House, Central Pai-k South, New York. AUlOCMNMTt Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore i white mtin gown of moyenage Inspiration. The softly fitted sleeve* were outlined WMflHIS SIMM mtimin*. WriM tmnMmtm Ctmmlmtt lef eaadta. with corded Aleocon lace in K,|. lop form and a band of the same U fmmi UraM. U* Omm, »• $. Mas* A|f|t liee trimmed the trent of fhe fitted Mice. The same lace across the hips fell to the back of the skirt and bordered the edge of the train. OKN tWI WKOAT Her finger-tip Veil of illusion was draped from a headpiece at match, JARVIS ing lace and she carried « crescent bouquet of white eucharis lilies • A, M, M • r. M. and sUphsnotis, Miss Marjorie Reeh, sister of the bride, was mald^of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Bettee Broback and Mrs. Jmnei P. Mc- CUMED THH WHDAT Intosh of Westneld; the Miiasi Joan R. Gabbey of Montclair, Tekla Tordl of Syracuse, N. Y., —Bu*chke'> Htudlo MRS. WIUJAM BENSON Susan Wrfcbt of Cleveland, Ohio, HR8, ARTHUR WELLINGTON PINKHAM JR. and Marcia Krawit of New York. All attendants wore towns of years In the t'. 8. Army In Qer. Mi', and Mrs. Renfleld Lamphere the bridesmaids, Their gowns were (orydt>n.B*U \ , coral chiffon Btyled with a draped many. He is a great grandson of of Mountain avenue are moving similar to the honor attendant's yoke and full skirt. They carried Lydla Pinkham. , soon to Caienovla, N. V. Weeding Held In In style, add blut and orchid in bouquets of white gladioli florets After a wedding trip to Lake color, respectively, . ttnbyUriwt Chapel and caladium leaves with ivy cas- Placid, the couple will reside In William Donaldson of Irvington cades and wore' matching floral Providence. 'At a 4 o'clock ceremony Bat- Waa best man. Serving as ushers headdresses. were Horace P. Lockwood of Spar- Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Savage of Plaid Shirts tfrday- afternoon In the chapel of Charles Hacker Pinkh»m II of i the Preabyterian Church, Mid ta, Gordon H. Howe of Piainfield, Elm street are vacationing with f and MrKelsey, Boxford, Mass., served as best man their two children; Teddy and For f n9 vCltow AMM * Jane Sawyer Bell, daughter of Mr, /or his brother and the ushers Jou mutt know For traveling the bride wore a Kibby, at Cedar Grove. * and Mn, John Nell Bell of 831 included another brother, Richard S.S. $2.95 LS. $3.95 Linden avenue, became the bride dusty pink gabardine auit with Griffith Pinkham of Cleveland; of William Benson Corydon, son black accessories. After a wed- Charles Hacker Pinkham III of of Mr, and Mrs. William H. Cory- ding trip to Nantucket, Mass., the Marblehead,' Mass., Christopher don of North Plalnfleld, Rev, Dr. couple will live in Marietta, Ohio. Pinkham of Lynn; Robert Archi- Schaefer's William Kerr McKinney, pastor Mrs, Corydon is a graduate of bald of Lynn; John Prendergast or know your emeritus of the church, performed .WestOeld High School. She re- of Maiden, Mais., and Elmer Fur House the ceremony, which was followed ceived her B. A, degree at Colby Liebsch of Salem, Mass, by a reception at the Chatelaine, College, Waterville, Me., where she belonged to Chi Ommega soror- The bride is a graduate of West- The bride, who waa given in ity. field High School and Pembroke marriage by her father, wore a Mr, Corydon attended Prince- College, Providence, R. I., class of Chantllly lice gown, with a full KURTZMAN'S ton University, where he was a 1950. Mr, Pinkham is an alumnus skirt and fitted bodice, and a fin- member of the Campus Club, and of Deerfield Academy and is now gertip illusion veil. Her shower attending Brown University, FUR STORE bouquet was of gardenias and was graduated from the Cornell University School of Chemical En- where he is a member of Delta maim* HO WMCNUNO AVINUf NURSERY SCHOOL stephanotis. Kappa Epsilon. He served two gineering. He is employed by the Oaf. »«t OHlM The matron of honor was Mrs. Bakelite division of Union Carbide for children V/i to 5 yrt. Clifford H. Arthur of Columbus, and (Carbon Corp. Ohio. Her gown was of pink or- HOLLYWOOD FAMIOM SHOPFE, gandy with a full skirt and pep- Mrs, Jessie Bobbltt will return •w, lum jacket. She carried a shower COMPLBTO MWB FO* THE Exclutive Furrier for thin weekend to her home in Nova ••IUAL FASWV ' THE HAPPY HOURS PRE-SCHOOl bouquet of gladioli, Scotia, after spending several Opn «••„ »x., rri, •>< sat., it Yean Mrs. Augustus D. Keliey of weeks with her son-in-law and Wl. Wentbury, N. V., and Misi Kuth daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. E, MJUfe STRUT • OHmann of Rochellc Park Were Ruttrjile-of Oarleton road, , TEAM WORK WINS AGAINI

Thru MULTIPLE USTING, The WESTFIELD BOARD OF REALTORS have sold over FOUR and a QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS worth of REAL ESTATE to date. Here art the members of the MULTIPLE LISTING TEAM:

Thomas O. Young Ella McCormack H. Clay Friedrichs Waring-Danker Harry H, Mallett E. O. Edwards Wm. S. Welch & Son, Inc. Judson & Dexter C. B. Smith, Jr. KathrynT. Shield Walter Crane S. A. Sounders Martha H. Kopp Reynolds & Fritz R. R. Barrett, Jr. Copper & Sperry Elsie Befz, Assoc. Alan Johnston Edward A. Camilla PearsdII & Frankenbach, Inc. Albert J. Benninger Minna Mercner Harold Gordon

If YOUR property is for sale, why not 'phone one of the above ,.••?•. >- :. '.. members dnd say, "I'd like MY house MULTIPLE LISTED please" .•'.-if •'-M, ' "• t AUGUST 31, p^i^M • • *:- Trig WlasnrUUAJ &^Ai7&»»_£«*j^g»«»j_^_g^^^^-^^^^^^^^Mtia^sB«a«aa«aa»ssi»^™ ^^ —^ tible Header to Wind Up Softball Seaso^^exTWednesday Night Playoff Finals Hiirk Recreation and token's Singles ChaMpionship Hawks Entered At Echo Lake MpAA Ne>HiMcr For The usual weekend sweepstakes And Girls'Teams WntfieM Motor* Sport Pin Loope Gets Underway At Tennis Club In Plainf ield were held at Echo Lake Country 12th Club tbe only tournaments on the I Bab Williams of ; Mrs. Elinor SpeJseer sole tie exasder is the second round and Ball Tournament schedule. This weekend, however, Are Scheduled tors bad the unnsoal fpotSgbx in tie early resnds ef *na extended t« tbe limit before is the big "Weekend -* r-"'- Straight Wn of hurting- a niise-inning no-hit,; The WestiieJd Hawks, Union A double ^.^ play is tbe Women's Singles in three sets, 6-2, 5- Tournament, to! Tournaaoent new in 6-*. Tbe Janier dob champion County League champions, are top . , , including a set * between two fitE The crtsb of bmiii* balls will |M 6na l tie' I Ter.nis bad « 5-1 lead in the second set. a^ded is the Plaittfield invitation, " c offiml ««*»"• ;rate rfrf,. teams, is set for Z* MI, arm matee point, aad sa three other. Baseball Tournament, which opens ; ^J^^J out • f-4 rictary over i«. tie in a Union Coonty Junior ,»>#* «* Eecreatei alley, when the dab by ramut to the courts f H SSoi-had^Ud. point dnrin, ^ni^t at Seidier Field at 8:45 ^f^/nd %.£% £]£»* f - ***ft «* 7 p^ Siadar in s BWUil llague playoff eB»u»-' Recreation LeagiK and the Sport- ,fter s isy-oSf of 15 fears to «t- 4 . v „«,„ nr.ctu.1 ine nrsi psnie wiu pji tne Caitvi Ur at W'arinanco Park last week. «**>'M League open another 32 week mart a£W . ' —"'.t . r;.... nmte.1 The first game wfll pit the Cam, at the last •"note the nest brfflaat coraebackj eeen. the Piainfield Plebs in the open- JP*""e-' it n foes* the Fred Hoffman of Linden, the «•*»- The Sports will be H» and Toy Tesiof, two of the 79.IO—69. iMBgiiratisgiUiMH-th »*•*», and drf.BBt 'promisme janior aet jatjfcejwel eoart^Uas year to i.S^t«^(* r^er* Gals' B°4hVlVf^olio«d jClub and the sewnd, the Lnfe _ . Mia* Taasaqnes other whitewash faurler, had » oat tbe aet, T-5. Bat she play the finalist of the Crusaders- and the jU by George Matee:t q7?4—70- G isnans Grandees. Thm It wm Vastftelfs twelfth Wtless cane until the sixth sad the venerable Kee eircsit its 20th. rtars. - Bet maintain her pace and Roselle Park fame, which wwill the local niae then yielded safeties ia e«b of The younger kagae, baling Mrs. Spraeer ehnuiated had saved ay the county downed, t-t, in the third and start at 6:45. The second game tbe lant four francs. HoffaaB a"* PW<«»y «t 1 P. «»-> *TU epen Anderson. 6-2. S-3, m the opai- deciding set. Miss Demarest meeu U set for Tuesday night at 8:45. struck out IS aid did not walk a with the same ttn team* as lajst ins round, and tben_ went or ^^ tupped the j The game under m light. ^ Mrs. Spencer in the qaarWr-BBals. j Three other teams, all cham- Saturday, with ib "n* together the two leading tin the beet ear man, while Williams registered 18 year. The opening pairings fol- courts to surprise Miss Teslof m Class A sweeps low: Bonnetti Decorators Ko. 2 vs. a gmeWmg threenset stru^le, 7-9, afarilyn Sturges, seeded No. 4,! pions in their leagues, are seeded. I him „„;,R s.) teams jn the state. The Grand**, EKieWUi barter, hit- whiffs, walked three and tit two. p C. C. a siatle, total WES-IFIELD last year's champs, Tony's Tawrn; s 6-4, 6-4.. Mrs. Spencer played a wen from Mrs. Edith Kyte, 6-1, Ranked second AB B H Creatteood Service vs. Elm Boys; i »ie» « all-around eourt fime, dis- 6-1, aad went on to defeat Mrs. of Elizabeth, winner of the Intra- 1.11 1 pions and the Lindenarians ie teas. Kfe t»™M««-! Dia, ib County League race. The Plain- 4—68, and isstke wWi Cel- Vettum. ib V»lVl « ConstructioCi n CoC . vs. AndrewAd s playeldd rare ability iinn retrieiriDir Lillian Tucker, «-l, 6-4. Marilyn Jp in the state tournament, ij •net* Joyce Powell ia her next field Merchants, Plainfield Tw;- 68. o. JI KB WM*«*I' f»fl WiliUms. p Shoe Repair; Goldea Dawn vs. J the ball, hH with eitrerae caution, ar^ t ofi -26-70. game which g.ve the Grander tk» Weitfield Lumber and E. Manninoi «nd lofteaed fcer . fa«»« jwt natch. :-. : i • 1" ' a Seas vs. Bo^er* Texaro. JCBOU^I to throw the jomor plaf- . Barbara t Starge* snapped bi So far there U <*lj on* caangei«r» off striae. If Mi*. Sjentt* Wd ifter some 'disappointing pl»y Somerset League titleholders, are and Hans Hetr, 88-16—U. . whic- - »h .nullifie -*• d a double in the Kec X«afue team* Eawson j not won her two matches on Bat-Junio' ' r ton enU earlier in theranked fourth. go dose that it could have gm •tariac <>•* raa ia the I M.VUEK ROTARY Pontia* lioton taking- over thejurday and Sunday it would have Manner, defeating Virginia Rngh, AII win be played at Echo Lake Women either way. Thus the Linden tsu, AB apon.or.hip of the team which i been » »»d «*/ toT thft •*n™r 7-fi, 6-4, in the irrt round, and IM, RlaaWta atased »\ Rltmo ,„ Play Foursome Event is out for revenge and will havt fa *• taa af the ninth which Er««,'n howhd nnder the V»»aerbilt' members of the dub beca»»e t*e then going on to win Iron Jane their star pitchers ready to get the tfe* ft** «frt. bat gSggdi Clothiers banner list year. Open-1 easaalty list among the seniors in Dragcr, 7-5, ,*•!, eight. Unless rain interferes, thei sluggers from Woodbridge down it ing matches will be fcetween Bog-ltbe 6«t two rounds of corapetU Losers ia the opening rounds of tourney should be over by Satur-j The Best Ball Foursome event m ihart far a tia. Tkc ckwmtt, ID the women's division, played order. Ace Adams, known to local i ers Texaco* and Wertneld Seat * tion was heavy. play will participate in a Consola- dsy, Sept. 9. ; softball fans for the hop on hei Covers; Bonnetti Dacorators No. l! Twenty-sii juniors and seniors tion Tournmaent. Play in the Schedule: last week at Echo Lake Country Club, between the 18-hole group f»»t b»H and Toots Nuss, who cu took part in the tournament. Sev- Women's Singles Tournament will Thursday, Aug. 31— and Knickerbocker Garage; Ven. mix them upp, , will take turnnss i iii enteen matches were played over continue throughout the week with PUinneld Crusaders vs. X team, and the nine-hole group, was won ineri Cn4 lire to begin tkeir autumn riding average sweepstakes. tournament, drew a bye the flnit equipped with a game that could Nev Market'vs. St. Stan's, 3 Sept. 7, are meetinc with round and then went on to score carry her on to the top spot in . m. The Community Softball League Nifty Tommy Burns ami Foxy Jot league records standing as a Tabor will handle the job for tb> . > »ery enthusiastic enrollment, ac- challenge follow: High game— an easy 6-0, 6-0 win over Jean the Women's Division, of the West- Woodbridge vs. Netherwoods, 7 playoff series of best three out of Caseys. This will be a pitching > 'cording to T. N. Tally, troop di. 289, held by Joe Buccino and ArtPeterion. . Mrs. Stuhler will meet field Tennia Club. p. m. five games, between the Scotch duel among redheads-four of i a ' rector. Troops will ride daily af- ; high three *-a 737, held Barbara Sturges in the quarter- Summaries: Stirling- vs. Finderne, 8:45 p. m. Plains Field Club and the Caseys, f ter school hours and on Saturdays FIRST ROUND—Patricia dim- kind when in top form. • John Logeat; high team series finals, ming Stuhler. bye; Jean Peterson, opened Friday night with the 0; for 10 consecutive, weeks. Troops —3014, the only 3000 series rolled Mas Cumbe scored two straight- bye; June Drager, bye: Barbara Tingley In Tie Caseys downing the Plainers, 3-1. to. 2 and No. 4 already have a Sturgei defeated Virginia Hush, 7-5. in the league, held by Venneri Con- set wins over Martha Jennings 6'4; Muriel Demare*t defeated Joan Monday night, in the second game,- Local Criddera Out full complement. and Carol LaRoza. Miss Jennings Healy, 6-0, 6-0: Judy Alexander de- In Golf Play Scotch Plains evened the aeries struction Co. and high team game feated Marie Tlfft, 7-3. g-4; Mrs. The following local troopers —1079, held by White Flash. succeeded in winning only three Elinor Spencer deleted L,ynn Ander- Jim Tingley of Westneld, playing with a 2-1 victory. For College Teams have enrolled to date: Carol games in the two sets but played son, 6-2, 6-3: Toy TeKlof defeated Fans scored the first game as Sirs. Grace Oeljen, t-t. 6-3; Betty two under par, tied with Bob Eck F d h More Westfield residents me lauer, Joan Sexton, Marcia New- a very nice game against Miss one of the best seen on the local Glrla Tennis Event Ctmmbo defeated Martha Jennings, ert, to take the honors in the quali- candidates for college football man, Mary Benedict, Kate MeCul- Coumbe, who enjoys a ranking in 6-1, 8-2: Carol Lollon defeated Jlary fying round of the 23rd annual,field.ne' Joe Tabor was on the hill lura, Sue Kookogey, Randolph Ca- Eastern Unted States Lawn Ten- nufbenklan, «-2. 6-1: Joan Kraft do- iot teams, according to word from the At Quarter Finals felted Mm. VirKlVirginin a Bailey, -6-2, 8-6. Union County Public Links Cham1Cham-1 the Caseyy s and Joe Sangug i milU, Sally Bills, Nancy Longfel- nis Association circles and par-Shirley Saafior d d-.efeate' ' "d Ro&emarle ]mn0 early practice sessions. Spence low, Gayle Crissey, Rodney Rob- MarilyM n 8turg-e« de- pionship, Sunday at Galloping Hill. hurled for the Field Club. Foote is trying for a right htlt The quarter-final matches of theticipate. - , d . thi„ s wee, -,.,k in, ... th.e Na-, |-, £•»•»»^»ted" llrB6-2,. K6-1; Kyte, 6-1, 6-1; Mm. Both shot 70's to head a field of Red Appezzato pitched his best inson, Edith Meyer*. Gail Macgill, tionals at Forest Hills. Miss La- uiuan Tuck bye: llisu Muriel ame tnis back berth at Lehigh; Bob Gir- Junior B Girls' Tournament at the 4<• » 143 entries and 32 qualifiers. The, K season against the i V 1 Diane Hatuermar, Carol Kooko- Rosa was downed 6-2, 6-2 by Miss Enicelke, hye; Joyce Powell, bye. rison is a guard candidate at Nor- ~ ~ ~i t«y. Ktth VeCoy, WaHy Rutktrt, Wentneld Tennis Club were played SECOND ROUND—Pat Stuhler de- first round will be played this week- Caseys in the second game, while wich University, and Jim Scott ia during the weekend with top-seed- Coumbe but made a light of it feated Jean Peterson, 6-0, 6-0; Mur- Bob Byrne handled the mound- Florence Sextan, Joan Kyllo, Joan all the way. iel De ma rest defeated Judy Alexan- end. working for a center spot at Rut- Tlnbnlake, Gayle Wtttkc, Ann ed Carol LaRoza winning from der, 6-2, 5-7, ft-4: Betty Co«ml>fe de- The local golfer was one under Work for the losers. gers. Lynn Anderson, 6-3, 6-1, and Call Third seeded Muriel Demarest, feated C*rol t^alloxa, «-2, 6-2; Mnri- Bardsley, David Jones, Barbara junior club champion, won from lyn SturgPK defeated Mr«, Lillian par at the. end of the first nine, •ills. Karem Lonjrfello* and Jim-Brinkman toppling Mary Lancas- Tucker. «-l, 8*4; Joy • Chack condition of ne Am act. As the second set NOW-Origimil EpijMwjif on the shoes ' let underway Mrs.. Gray increased brake) drums the speed and depth of her strokes, mOC^flrt-miimb* • Check hydraulic • Adjust brake peda' farcin* the local star into errors system for leaks play, If neadod • Adjust brakes (in- u that coat her the match. • Repack front wheel s Both Mrs. Stuhlci' and Mis* bearings cluding parking ' Coumbe ai c entered In the mixed fotltr itatting, smoother accalatallon and brake) , ..'doubles event to bo pluycd later aconomy of oparallon ore futt a ftw of tha many • Add brake fluid • Road test your car in the week. ftaturai of the n»w lechtittr tarbuitter, Owners af all Chavroltfi bulll slnca 1932 can now tn|oy S 95 all Ih* advantages of this new and dlfftrsnt car- SFKIAIOFFIR: Complete Job Only 19 buralor. If your carburetor nsedf replacing, II will CothatHcti pay you to Install a now Rochester. 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military budget. . . . "The government LETTIMS TO THE WfSTflflO IEAOEI mast stop holding up prices of food- stuffs artificially; it must stop financing BDtTOM an inflationary housing boom; it must VMm te tkt vWm tnm stop subsidizing aa inflationary export ot W k*pt after* tmt boom." »• n ttftm »/ Regardless of whom you may agree mnuUt mUrttl. J%$y en netivmi a t»« Lfier efm with, one thing should be kept in mind kg t m. m. Momdsf for h- ymt —tae first responsibility of every Ameri- tkmkm fa taa* wttk* MM*. £***• «M*t t* mg—d. M can citizen is the perpetuation of indi- Mat w* to witkktU fnm holiday/-1* • Jft Mrn» vidual liberty and our representative I ItM. form of government This primary ob- : 6» Stan Street. VatMl. K. 1, ukir savings. Whil« it's irhpartaM fM, VIC. J-MW-Wl. 1-KM. jective must always remain ahead of flan Ag«i lawk* personal comfort and security, for tae :—QualitT Weeklies of K. J. civilians, as well as for the troops in the Editor, Leader: to »ave for ati emfguncy it if «lie Oa July 31 I was asked by front lines. Judre Beard, magistrate at West- SELDOM USING 11911*1 M0KIO3'. field, to take • temporary position important to tavt for fun. tofin as his clerk and aba to collect uaanoK or amiui.ausat BBMfet triifte fine* is police court, since m tOKWiTM /armmmrn/vmtm Gwt Out And Vote fan clerk, Malcolm Seed, was go- MiMeu*rs* your program thii w«#4t. Newspapers, magatines, individuals, iar on vacation. If f had known what I bad to take from gome of auarw. companies, corporations and others, the citiiens of Westfield, I would ttmmu. have for months urged every citizen to have refiued. •KfafltlttiMt THUMDAY, AUGUST 31, 1»SO get out and vote in the primaries and It ««••» that nearly tntj per- mwummx* son who rescind • tkket—fee it f SITM help choose candidates who believe in for ovetfwkinc, improper park- uwuwatw American ideals of government. ing-, punas- • atop •%•, fain* jail...... aft TV""—r »—*—a»Ti" »f New Jersey motorists through • red light, •peedia* or This is a crucial election year. All rcefcJeaa driring — invariably vamsk m mam IMNIV RHL wufts. uxxtamm*** will >^B the thronr of pleasure-tent 456 seats in the House of Representa- blamed it on the officer who U- iMCf nays >Hic»iutBat yearly jam the atato's high- tives and one-third of the Senate (32 raed th* tunaioiu or the clerk CAU»OU*»0CT0*aT0HCCIF •ver the three-dar Labor Day seats) are to be filled. Governors and whoN oaly 3«tr » to collect the line ttm the offender. ~ rax wmrmm ME NKKVEO! aad according to grim, but other state and county officials will be One lady from Craaferd parked twvaily Mcuratc, estimates, eight will elected. If you failed to vote In the pri- her «ar on Eart Broad street, tak- inaw MB* omct. Mr MM awaww, «rw rout ir not ntuni home—victim* of traffic aeei- maries to choose a candidate, don't be ing up the space for two fan, *M Danger," "Banning Bedroom the started bf abnaiaa* •• aatfl Blates," "Bathroom Safety," "Haz- •teata alone. An avenge of almoat »0 so negligent at the coming election. the sergeant behind the desk had ards in Your Attic" and "Keeping •WWM will aV»« be injured—perhaps We kick about high taxes and we to intervene and adriea her to Fire from Your Garage." maimetl for llf«—each 'day, according kick about more and more restrictions stop abasing; me a* t was tmtf There is also a section titled "In the clerk, or he would place her CSM of Fire" that suggests the to the New Jeney SUte Safety Council. clamped on us by government and gov- under arrest. She then paid the supplies you ought to have on hand, luaaUns a close second to traffic faUli- ernmental bureaus. The only place we fine. , ' beginning with "V.h. approved fire tiea during Memorial Day and 'Fourth can do anything about infringements on After two weeks of this, I was extinguishers" and citing water, very glad to welcome Mr. Reed ladders, garden hose, buckets and •fJ«|y weekends were the drowning*. - our liberties and opportunities is at the bark to his job and the insults. hand-operated pump tanks. ThfctJ lire frim ftgure* that grow polls. No man. or woman is too busy I have lived in numerous cities This is one of the best little and town* in my life and I can W§0tf$^,jm% fear as driver and to vote. Most voting places are open booklets of its kind to come off the truthfully say that I have never presses in recent years. For your •lotor vehicle rfgirtrtOona continue to 12 hours.- You are not too busy earning met > liner body of officers than own* peace of mind, -why not write a living to vote because nothing else you you have In Wettfleld, incllding to the National Board, 85 John •IP tot the indisputable .fact remain* the Chief of Police, who is a gen- ' |t»at a»«at, if not .all, of theae ^ holiday -can do is more important than choosing street. New York City, for a copy tleman all the time. tlie' Fire Safe Ho that you and all the members of weekend deaths could have been pte- the public servants who are assessing Sergeant Hall is also a line effi- your family can study together. cer, but he gets most of the criti- Mated by use of a lew safety precau- and spending at' least twenty to twenty- The National Board of Fire Un- With 400,000 home flr« each year cism for doing his duty. . in this country, isn't it worth a five per cent of the average income. What doea the public want, law derwriters, an insurance organiu- ' tion that carries on year-'round penny post-card to reduce the odds Calif «aase« of traffic death* and in- Don't think you are not interested in and order, or disregard lawT on your home goirinto;the,water, demand. ers, from the spring display of out that evtry day, on the average, pared with 310 in the same period tulips to the present summer plant- 1,100 American homes are struck aHort durtances, avoiding Don't say you are not interested in ing — marigolds, ageratum, red of 1949, Motor Vehicle Director CELEBRATE LABOR DAY... ! v by fire and 30 Americans die by MtrtinJ. Ferber reported today. , , . _pi%«'an4 ^'kee/piBg9'*oi# of <• voting unless you are not interested in sage and candytuft—to say noth- Are. The authors say tjiaf thi July's was the highest monthly toll ... by recalling the great principles of economy i ing of the shrubbery which now ! rf means there is one ch'ance in aboil, 1 ^^§^(^jrou.cannot'apa«i|i»" *»* • ,*n 'remaining a free citizen. greets us morning and evening in this yeaf"* ' '" ' ' "' thl» country r»1)ui1>i labor *dnd Capital produce togS! a hundred that you'll have a homfc Travel, at the end W July, as I Observance of these c4'*''^' . * can people will argue that they would John Walker of 425 S. Cheat- R| ^W«cted adviaer to presidents and Con- be wiser to spend their money on them- nut street is one of the 36 men selves and let the rest of the world sink. and women picked for service as Principal sum l itmiiiate members of the fall Grand Jury, m ^^&^l0 ^0 imposi- That might be a foolish, emotional re- which is to be impaneled before each $1000.00 , 85 action, but it would be understandable. Superior Court Judge Frank m8§tQ0£$M£&p-- c«n;:th«,-wa'r effort "We are told that some British peo- Cleary next Wednesday. Medical Expenses ple enjoy the spectacle of Americana Plcnlo Trays • first $500 1.50 m^^mK^^^-f^^'i^^. <>t fighting while Britain for once is at Handy serve-yourself party trny» ^^iiil^^W^^':" *Bft«» * 'congreg- .peace. That is stupid satisfaction. For can be easily made from rectang- Each Ad'l $600 .75 ular cooky tins. New metal has an *' M remembtreil Our tax receipts were W&m9!V0**m .demanded:. "An only one thing keeps Britain or any of oily coating which should be re- %%^Vf$^%tiSW. the ent/re country, us at peace at this moment and that is moved with a rug dipped In tur- Weekly Indemnity in the box I threw away. 0^rmi$®mt^iii$i -rents, fees and so Russia's fear of American industrial pentine. Gloss or scmt-gloss enam- each $5.00 40 »0i^witiii}high enough taxes to prevent strength backing up a solid British- el can be used for the background we paid by check! Canceled check* !J|)^fiteeitoirai>a to pay all defense costs, —gloss enamel for the design. American front. They would have their prooe we paid the taxes." ;IM anyall^bracin?, effective system happiest day of all time at the Kremlin PHONE—WRITE—CALL j of priorities.'' i if the Korean struggle ended with Amer- iJSqually able'observers have vastly icans feeling that Britain and her domin- A CHECKING ACCOUNT HERE AND PLAY SAFE different view. Henry Hazlitt, leading ions had let tlie Americans down. For that ; «C0iipml8t, and commentator, writes: would damage the only military and po- Nofarv THE OLDEST BANKING INSTITUTION IN WESTFlEU" ||Th«i A|rnifii8tration*s real duty now is litical combination which may draw « ^^Jt^Sjtart^dlctating prices and wages 1 1011 line to Russian ambitions. To forestall Public fiiHllKMterH *^^ ^^ policies. this blow we and the rest of the British ^^^^J«|a|r::il»sh needless . non- Commonwealth must give as generously ELD TRUST iltt«t^s|^n^tfeByrd, in an we expect Americans to give when NCW JERSEY* ha. wtlmaUd J^y^yn difficulties. Thia Is a moment : ' " Ml"^^^^^W||i|ij>aittai;::only.'the: needs :-.• THE WE8TTOLP LEA DEI. THU1SDAY, AUGUST 3f, ltgg

carding a diamond from tithe, played, followed by another round hand (the Bluff) and trumping i of diamonds, which West wiiu Property SoM ;e and Carat* the opposite band (the rutf) with the jack. At that state the Dr. SehaeIer At Leading the heart to give declare holdings are: a ruff and a fluff is doing some ALEXAMDEB G. SPENCER NORTH thing for declarer that he cannot * 8 Paris Meeting lUtOUtS ALWAYS lOOKt possibly do for himself, So, when There's an old saying; that "many evur you know declarer is void o Dr. Phyllis D Schaef er, medical -hi in Englishman is walking the a suit in both hands and ha • A J 8 2 The delegates will pol internn- trumps in each hand, don't lead itreeU of London today because WEST EAST cienty of Union County, is attend- failed to pull trump*. that suit. But every rule in bridg< ing the third annual meeting of the I has its exception. Close behind must be many an- World federation for Mental Health as an official observer tor ither EngUshmua who deliUrate- NORTH • — • — • KJ([ both the American Psychiatric As- j gave declarer a ' eluff and a •64 ettH : sociation and the Americas Ortho- 1 V 8 4 aft" . SOUTH psychiatric Association. The meet- NORTH • K 8 6 * Q ing will be held in Paris, France, * A i 8 2 • — ; • •'• c*. 1 Minai slate mmnaMm af from today until Sept 7. At least WEST EAST, • — 20 nations, as well as UNESCO r * K 10 9 7 and the World Health Organisa- 4 8 7 3 4 30 At this point, the average West * — ,».K 10 5 3 2 « 4) J9 7 6 tion, are represented 'at the ses- WEST EAST would go wrong by heeding the aJSlMr •>« battt' ta UK fcr Hall mm* fata. «-»• mr* sions, • Q J 10 #9532 dmonition "Never give declarer t *MI»» at WkM* track*, tknwt la* ««it>« ut LU&ri J. O — The provisional program for the *«« ,4463 a-sluff and a tuff." Knowing a plus have few* rh:c meeting calls for concentrated dis- • KG n , * A Q 6 4 2 cussion of four broad topics: 1 would lead a club and declarer * ilk Ike •oMiaatt alUw, * — • — • A would make the contract with a M Ik* Hall •»* mremtnt. (1) Mental health in education, SOUTH * A 7 4 free finesse tgainst the missing (2) Occupational and Induatrial 4k K 10 » 7 queen. A more discerning West Westfield Post Office, or from the mental health, Against South'* aix-spade con would realise that South must Open For Second U. S. Civil Service Region, (3) Mental health of transplant- • i« f tract Weet opens the queen of dia hold four clubs anil one trump, Engineer Positions Federal Building, Christopher ed and homeless persona, monds, which ii taken with the and that South must be lacking street, New York City. Applica- (4) Leadership and authority in I If West lead* a diamond acainat t. The ace «f hearts i« cashed a club honor, else there woul* be An examination for permanent tions will be accepted by the reg- local communities. Bouth'i spade contract, South can- three round, of trwmp« arepulled no way to beat the hand. Far- appointment to the positions' of ional director, New York City, un- The delegates will poau interna- hot avoid tha ion of a diamond ending in dummy, then dttmmj'f ther, since South holds lour clubs electrical engineer and electronics' til the needs of the service have tional knowledge and experience on feck. But if West leads a heart, lt heart is trumped in declarer' in each hand, what good will one engineer, GS-9 and GS-11, has been met. these subjects with the purpose of outb takes all three trick, by dia- band. Now the diamond king discard do him? On this reason- been announced by tha director improving- mental health practices TIM MlT pkm fw y«wr vnlwbUr ing a heart would be led, delib- of the New York office of the Life Underwriter* and standards throughout the erately giving South a raff and V. S. Civil Service Commission to world. it in o MR0 iM|MMt box in our staff. fill vacancies in federal govern-, Name Committees With the heart lead, South still ment agencies located in the states has to locate the queen of clubs tie eTm d NeW ork A meeting of the public educa- to make his Blam. He can try to tion committee of the Plainneld Family Life Today 2Th1e starting^J ; salarieT s range ^from 'Life Underwriters Association was drop it by cashing: the ace and$4,600 to 16,100 • ytar. king, or Trieste the clubs either held at the office of the chairman, By PHYLLIS P. BRADSHAW PEOPLES IANK ft TRUST COMPANY way. In any event he may guess To qualify in this examination, Charles T. Farrow Jr., in West- Specialist in Human Relation* wrong and close the slam. applicants must have completed field recently. Rutgers, the State University ••»>•< SutiM successfully a standard profes- Once more the exception proves Forrest E. Reifsneider was sional engineering , curriculum the rule. named chairman of publicity with Away Front Home leading to a bachelor's degree, or George L. Apgar anil Alan Magee WEflTNlLD, NEW JERSEY have had four years of successful as assistants. A public relations At this time of the year, many Mi» Crowell Enrolled and progressive technical engin- committee was formed with the fol- Memitr Feitnl Depotit lt*ur**f Cocporatum eering experience. In addition, young people are busy with prep- lowing: Charles T. Farrow Jr., arations for going away to school. NO LOWER PRICES In Driving Course applicants must have had from Kerinit F. Dow, Warren T. JPras- two to three years of broad and They are loking forward to this tec, Frank 8. Wolf, and Robert I, with mixed emotions, but most of ANYWHERE Evelyn V. Crowell of 119 professive professional engineer- Seeley. Brightwood avenue, director of them are eagerly awaiting this nig experience, including at least Flans were made to have speak- physical education at Metuchen one year of difficult and import- new experience. The fact that they High School, is enrolled in a two- ers available for all civic groups are going away from home does ant work in electrical or elec- and service clubs who want infor- week professional course in auto- tronic engineering equivalent in not dominate their thoughts, be- 100 mobile driver education at Mont- mation on life insurance or Social cause they are thinking ahead to grade level to that required of en- Security. Requests for such speak- •lair State Teachers College. gineers at the next lower grade. the new world which will open up ASMMNUM, ers may be made to Mr. Farrow, to them. 9* The 60-hour course ia equally di- Graduate atudy in engineering P.O. Box 29, 37 Elm street. vided between classroom work and successfully completed may bo Parents, however, are much more Others attending the meeting on-the-road instruction in dual con- substituted for part of the. experi- concerned about their youngster were Charles F. Fowler, president 1 ei. 9t re! cars. Certificates, issued by theence required. going away from home. It seems of the association, and past presi-. allege upon completion of the such a short time ago that Bill ZINC OtNTMINT Further information and thedents Justic WarbaBse and Robert course tomorrow, will certify hold- was scooting mound on a tricycle neceasary application forms may M. Savillc. 9t ers as qualified to conduct driving —how can he have acquired be obtained from the commission's enough wisdom to get along with- .raining courses and make their secretary, James Capone, at' the $1 RUMNSTIIN UKTICK ichools eligible for the loan of dual 1IADI* WANT ADI FAT out his parents to help him? As :ontrol cars. Forty-three New Jsr- they look across the room at him, 50* rey high school teachers are taking they see him as the tow-headed the course, which Is sponsored by toddler who wan always getting S9c WIUHtOOT CUAM SHAMPOO the New Jersey Automobile Club, The COOPER and SPERBY into something, or as the scrubby an affiliate of the American Auto- little boy with scratched knees who mobile Association. couldn't ever remember to wash, 2 for 59* Looking back this way into the past is tied up tightly with the way County lifeguards they look at Bill now. They, are ,thay •tt«n dtttrty 45c USTRINI TpOIH i. proud of his five foot ten and his 1 Plan Annual Ball resourcefulness. They know he Is - prtptriyt uf MI 'piv* grown up, yet are not quite so sure tor your The Union County Lifeguards' 2 for 59* of his ability to get along alone. Mtyl Ball will be held Friday evening. This protective feeling is per. Sept. 8, in the Hotel Elisabeth JOHN E. PITCHER 'fectly natural to parents. It Carteret, Elizabeth. Dancing will of the there, and no amount of denial will QUANTITIES LIMITED be from 9 p. m. to 2 a. in. to dispose of it. It is not' necessary, the music of Bill Sayre and his Friendly Finance Co., 236 E. Broad St. however, for it to interfere with orchestra. their realization that Bill is actu Proceeds from the ball will be Here is one of the few ally a young adult. used to pay for trophies awarded persons who commute to When lie is away from home, he at swimming meets at the Union Westfleld each working will be faced with making his own County pools and to stimulate day, although, since he wistivn. lives in Plainneld, he can decisions. How much practice he competitive swimming at the pools. has had in decision making will Tickets are now on sale at Wat- hardly be called a pure 66ELMST WESTFIELO 20200 D. LASS, Ph. C. S. WEINTRAUB, Ph.C non-resident. John was make a great difference to him. He chung Lake, Echo Lake Country will also be faced with assuming Club, Plainfleld Country Club, born in New Haven, Fillin*; Prescriptions It the Moat Important Part Conn., and attended the the responsibility for his own ac- Rahway Pool, Wheeler Pool in Lynian Hall School at tions. .Whether his parents have of Our Business. ; Linden, Dowd Pool, in'Elizabeth, WalllnKford, Conn.*, encouraged this responsibility will m DWVHY - mom wi. urn and in Westfteld at the Sports where he played football bo of real importance. He will bo Center and the Band Stand, for two years. thrown into close contacts with 10S MOSMCT ST. WBTHIID 24M7 He started his business people he didn't know before. His career with the First Na- previous learning in setting along WESTFIELD ELECTRICAL SERVICE tional Bank at New Hav- with people will make the differ- HTAMSHED 1*34 en and remained there ence as to whether he will be well Contracting and Repairs for live years, taking liked or lonely. Electrical A.I.B. courses meanwhile. WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE ' His first contact with thu When parents havo -encouraged personal loan business, responsibility and independence, with which he is now so they can feel much more secure in well associated, began in the knowledge that their youngster New Haven in 1928 with can find for himself, when he is the Franklin Plan Co. In away from rjome. 1930 ho went with the What to Do With a Mirror Community Finance Co., . A mirror It d vartalll* thing. You can DM It and two years later transferred to the Industrial Loan Society Burr Receives Esso in the Connecticut city as assistant munagcr and later became - -to look at yovrMll; manager. 20-Year Button -to mak* a room .appear larger or lighters We have a savings plan to fit every John cunie to Plainneld in 1037 as manager and hold this Stewart E. Burr of 648 Summit - — at a detorbtiv* element to reflect flower*, silver position until May 1, 1045, when he became president and tea Mlt, ornamental candletticki; general manager of the Friendly Finance Co. here. avenue received a 20-year button for his service in the E»so Stand- —lust- to fill up wall space in a pleasing way budget. Small accounts are wel- He hiis been very active in trade association work ami is ard Oil Co., Baywuy Refinery, Lin- without worry over color combinations. a member of the Board of Governors of the Now Jersey Asso- den, this month. ciation of Consumer Finance Companies and chairman of this For mirrors.thot go in your home, you'll want mirror come. Membership Committee of the association. He is also a di- frames that suit, your tattes. Thatt's where we come rector of the New Jersey Exchange Bureau and previously Attractive Modern In. You pick' the size, shape, material and color, and served as chairnftn of the board for two years. He is ulso A modern oyster gray frame a member of the National Consumer Finance Association. house with a flat roof has a gray- we do the rest—very reaionablyl *»**«""'{* This very active man has been n member of the Plainfleld blue trim and tangerine-toned doora. Kiwunis Club since 1037 and wns jts president in 1942. Ho The tangerine tone Is also repeated SWAN'S AIT SflUE was liotemint-Kovernor of the New Jersey District, Kiwanis, on slender columns that support the Current dividend rate, for two successive terms in 1047 and 1948, and at the pres- roof overhang by the entrance door 31* Vest fnntStnetj Pftrtj/lsff- ent time Is serving a second term as district treasurer. and the csr port. Pbiliir* Frarnhg Slut* iMI It was fellow Kiwanis members who nicknamed him . 2% per annum. "Molly" while passing the Molly Pitcher well on their way to it district meeting. Now his wido circle of friends all know him as "Molly" Pitchor. "Molly" fishes ns n hobby and plays golf, but dniniB ho is No Monkey-shines strictly a iluifoi- on the links. He's the father of three chil- dren, Maty Jane, John and Betsy. About This—

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IMAGINE THIS WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS FOR RENT. A D.ll,htf»l Bungalow In. Chatham Window Shades and Picture Framing old. H acre of Irtnd, Tsrss **«"•««, twe £tta possession. Furntohml or unfurnished. *17B. pi AND LOAN ASSOCIATION droll wolcomn. I'liono "»• Can't Be Beat BROAD AT PROSPECT STREET • WISTFIELD, N, J. COOPER and SPERRY Phena W.itfl«ld 2-4500 WELCH'S 214 East Broad Street 108 CENTRAL AVE. . TEL. WE. 2-3100 FREE DELIVERY -,,OPEN MONDAY, AHD..TODAY EVENING* *Ht.fti TTEU> LEADEB, •" sm wm made to , , fresident Edward A. TKortw by supplies, but urged »ll w r.«>~ throuj* today. N.J.Phan»aebt§ Einbeek committee inelude yourself in a pposition with your the The laeai delegates are these: snd manafacturinK plj- sources to receive necesBary dore W. BeB, West Summit 1 Warned Against 1. Pian now to maintain essen- SomerrSie, o member of ; tial services to the public. and essential drops in admjuatr- volume.*' Post 83, which is sponsored 1 2. KH'P careful watch on the the Knights of Temple C Powible Sabotage .supply of essential drugs, espe- Second Reformed Church, ltadfel SdMel jGnde Changes cially fur the chronically ill in Haisey Attends Boy ville: and William Halaey, g The Kew Jersey PharmateBtkai j }oul. wmmani,y whose liiescrip- Seoul Onkr Meeting amaxon drive, Wectnvld, a LM«ISHMMI«TO Assvciatios todaf called vpos its! tions you have been compounding. her of E»piorer Post 7g, t»»« maahen to fee alert against 3 Prepare your pharmacy to be sored by Rrst Methodist ' Watehang 11 possible sabotage. a „„„, o{ %upp|y of essential Representing the Tfc» warninu *u part o^ a flve- j drugs and fiist-aid material. A«» Council. Boy Scouts of They are meaibera of tke j eSCOTCH PLAINS — Public rpiin liodgc of the Watching i KOKH P1.UKS—A total o! program enunciated by the! 4 Participate actively in the America, with hfjadquartera »t •Sal dtMnw arc registered to eo- schools is Scutch Pjains and Fan- _ cation's disaster committee 1 i i i reineni pre- Plainfield, a delegation of two Council. lar ta* anr parochial school of St. wood trill reopen Monday, Sept. It, Red Cl1JSS b CKK p WU |as it met at Trentoa ander the I ram Explorers have taken part with S j thhe Apostle Chore* ' iriti a full day's program, Super- I chairmanship of Major Arthur H.! Major Einbeck cautioned all ; 1.000 others in the 35th anniver- Tfce school vising Principal H. B. B runner •a WaataVU Einbeck of Vest New York. ] ph»rmad t , in sending upon j ery meeting of the Order of tile Leader Waal-Adi I •W apca far the ant time this urges parents to have their chil- ? 5 f ••*» for rfuMtea of the first thru dren present MI tie first day. Pharmacists shouW look with •Jftt nlA afca kiafergartea. Dae to increasine elementary en- sospicion upon any unusual de- Tfc» amntfc fwac will be added rollment, a number of changes have mands for chemicals, poisons and « |W aad Ike efcnth tfe* i«i grade placements. drugs which may be used in tbe , SUth grate* will be housed in preparation of explosives or which •chml S in Plainfield avenue. This could be useful to any act of sabo- WWO I ja M Sept. 1] Will make it possible to present a would be tage,'? said Major Einbeck, past far f?a4n awe Hwang* ux, ll departmestaiiaed program, accord- restored after it could be proven president of the ti.3. Ph. A. FUEL OIL •ill ofeM 8e«t- «•• in? to Mr, Brunner. that be is phyticslly lit to operate will be a car. The defendant told the court "Anyone bent upon mischief may . Pupils «f grades 1-4 normally af- avoid: large-scale sources of such «.,IAM', OH 0 MAflf^'MM w. 1 I* aaanuag sessions for the Uawiint School 3 will be trans- ] SCOTCH PLAINS — Awtrdt that he was under a doctor*! cire **«t yaar, H aaa been announced. were presented outstanding parti- and produced a letter from his raiteria!* and attempt to buy small ferred to School 1. Half of the quantities in large numbers of VWtber ragMratioiu will be re- Ifth grade pupils which would cipants of the summer playground physician backing Ms statement I Mmdar and Friday of neit program at the TJCPC Playground establishments. The poison laws formally attend School 4, Fan and "the pharmacy and drug laws, • a. n. u> 12 noon at at a special program Thursday Wood, will be transferred to with reference to the sale of dan . ' atcr. John S. N.Uf- night. School 1. Hearty all tatartUHn Ktrous products, should be care- J.S.BRVIN& CO "*•, aaatar, will announce a ached- The Scotch Plains Playgroand Afain thii year the kinderaar classed as aaiaaaaaat /. A fully observed and will furnish «•» far Ma t»»aaa»rUti«B far cail- ten in the School 1 area will be Association, headed by Vincent Perrucci, obtained the services of csteuiM esfeawlaaM of tha reason for denying the supply of ! \ : •- h *n aa'aaUffac dMrirU. held in the Municipal Building in these materials if no satisfactory H ^ VA H TH h TW Kfcaal, which is embodied an orchestra which provided music sylvanla atal* Park avenue. Parents of the chil- to kaea tketa explanation of the demand for • a half BOIMI dollar church dren involved in all these changes /or dancing on the tennis courts. ers of iosecticUn Materials out af them can be furniiheo? (ML BURNER AND STOKER SERVICE .u« to the transfer of pupils to event marking the close of the they mifht be harmfiU U fishj «f Vm TTalam, aforrfctown. Th. the various schools in the district, playground. • aapcn and achool fc the «r«t the transportation routes have in- Jack Mehl Jr., playground super- Gathalk ediftce in Scotch Plain« creased. There wijl be a total of visor, presented Lions Clab of Un- fM alas ara** upon the Catholic sine routes operating. Five of ion Cdnltty medals to the following papriatia* of Fanwood. these will be taken care of on youngsters: 'Richard Cantillo, Rol- TW ackool will be suaerviacd br the Board of Education bus, two and Morclli, Anthony Batstucd, Mator Aamata, aa mother superior by the Tersella Bos Service, and Rosemarie Baraiticci, Henry Jans- « priMtpal. She u a native of two by EJwood J. VanAUen. Bat •n, Richard Aluiliarah, JoaepH.Cito Nnr Sraanrjrk an* ni graanaMd stops and time schedules will be and Michael Sabino. fraa> 81. Elisabeth Collee*, Con- Playground partk^Mtkm certifl- 1* Mattan. An experienced posted at the schools and in other i throughout the town. catcs for those youncaters not t^riwr tmUme -. beina- " assigned amassing enough points for medals ft. •artasl—W Bthoftl, aa« went to James Priestley, Ruth i parochiai l school* in Vest K«« York and Lbt Rule* Priestley, Prank Cite, Patricia ForfewPapik Mulligan and Michael Grausw. _ JSp?amasairreaWInt- temporat; ,ji;y ia UM former Ferrara house on SCOTCH PLAINS—New pupils Court Revokes It-hathareli pwasrty, pending the entering, the public schools through '"* "" :fit.^|l*:|8-nM)m tbrae. transfer must be registered prior Driver's License ITER .. _T . i»iiater construc- to the opening of schools Monday, ^•^araawtr adjacent to theSept. 11, Supervising Principal H. SCOTCH PLAINS—The driver's B. Brunner remind! parents. license of Abraham Pearl, 307 Lee a watcj-r~jj~z,-h haa al-i BtolUfistrationl s will, bbe received in | place, Plainfield, was revoked for .raaa, . -* jL** ^l?^]*11 eJwnwUTj schools Sept 1 and in indefinite period by Magistrate J. WahaB, artabishop s ,nd in tbe hlgn .diooi, Au(, 31 George W. Jackson in Municipal l r le With B 1 Court latt week after the defend- ^^^S* l*! j?' ! U ' *•!*- 1- Prospective kinner- ,tba •SttptMB,a«sc«pti*a aff aeBooIJuriiiture,|school furniture. garU(n fufilt wno participated in nt testified he "blacked out"

SCOTCH PLAINS — James Wolf, six, of I860 Quirnby lane,. was slightly injured Friday Wheni a bicycle he was riding was in col- I lision with a car operated by Rob- Special Pre^rip Chedc-np! ert B. McLane, 41, of 828 Sher- Have your Esso Dealer sbMOTMIMarM man avenue, Plainfield. give your car an all- The accident- occured at Old PR around check-up... O MtenaM Mas MP-Mrt THs LOOM HAT MNDRS Raritan road and Quioiby lane! make sure tires, lights, PAMt Accompanied by his mother, the battery, windshield O ffBaJajl MM UKMMC W FMIM boy was taken to the office of a wipers and cooling sys. Spa* Wcstfield physician by Mr. Mc- tern are in condition, i-n __^_ And get complete Esso ^/taaVT^ fOUNTMNMNS Lane for treatment. It's the ONiiY premium gasolne-with Mtr. McLane reported the acci- patented Bsso Solvent Oil that fights Dealer lubrication, with as many as CASK dent to police. , , harmful, gummy deposits ... helps 9 specialized Esso Lubricants. keep engine clean, more efficient! MJUK Children Aid Now MOBS anti-knocfc power for S4 ElM STRUT better-thim-ever performance In your SUM mm Local Polio Fund car! Delivers a smooth, steady flow of ex- ART SUPWES SCOTCH PLAINS — The local tra high anti-knock power that snaps of the Services and polio fund was recently increased I you out ahead in busy traffic; on long, ETC. $3.32 through the efforts of n steep hills. Enjoy newj*™ long'•««» ««n«milc- Comrenie group of Warren street youngsters 90 EXTRA! aM •-_ . . - fk * . _ ._ IT'S BACK AGAIN!! age, extra power with Stop at your Esso Wi^MTVffl rrKfl who staged a backyard carnival at the home of Mr.-and Mrs. John Dealer's whenever you Burinda. want oil, water, bat- OUR MI-WAI tery, or tires checked CRAFT'S Games of skill designed and _ for FREE Esso Road made by the boys were directed {380 EXTRA keeps its "Maps, Touring Service, STATION IK by the girls. About 20 children lubricating body bet; Road News, too! En- attended the affair, The fund- ECONOMY BUDGET SERVICE ter than any other joy clean, convenient MAM ST. raising project was in charge of 'motor oil at aiming rest rooms, soft drinks, candy, ciga- Joan and Jack Burinda, Francis engine tempera- rettes at modern Esso Dealer st&tions. 6*. Jnrvtf and Theodore Torchy, and Judith tures! Longer mlle- ant) Robert Williamson. age-less "maKe-up" Me«M drive caralultr! Tha lifa you lave 10 lbs. only *1.99 SITneeded! r OWBI arMaal corn. ma. rtsolHe. ••i COMPANY INCLUDING 4 SHIRTS FINISHED FREE 10c each ADD'L SHI~T You SOUK MORE _atyourHapDT MotorlmfStore! 10c «ath ADD'L POUND

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genuine cfltrienfey la at; toramhet Highway Safety CatlMgeFor of the government hat never been more acute. the orders By MASTIN 3. FEKBER HOMEMAKING "The »46,00«,u«0 bunkrn about 4 | fwfc Dirtttvr Etanosiy Offeriag to be added to N*w Jersey indus- wereM»edulad.TB TfiENTQSr — Pedestrian traffic! Moat* Br—mki Atrtm, If you want to get lot for four need for elimination of 'bureauc- death rates ha«* improved -mimeri- tmUk Stnk* Utorir mi Cm Ctmfmy dollar at tlw vegetable counter, racy a» usual' by adoption, of the cally and pftportionately to all you'll want to choose cabbage. Hoover Report's economy recom- traffic fatalities in Near Jersey in! Not orly it cabbage most abun- mendations before it is too late." Last year ah«wt the past 17 years. But th* sad fact MtALt , Stir until felmaei/ AM a(a*. Mr dant is supply, it is of high qual- the lota* tuaar remains that 25» persons on foot . Almost ai Important »• the raafe la enoaih aouf t* auk* a BUB ity new as well. Best ef all, the4, 1-niM Main WM lost their lives needlessly in «*>k- is (Ml pr«»»»»t!0B U the modern doagk. Turn onto c price has really tak#n a tumble. Jersey way mishaps in our state during faa •* electrle ritrlferttor. It board or putr? clstk. At retail, cabbage is now sell-' Report On Schedule 1949. The record of pedestrians in- s»r?*s k*t Mir aa a atorate at*ce satiny, rut ha large, areaee*. kewL canal and alliad jured in New,Jersey traffic acci- f« awuaafc). uwaa, hat alto a* a Donga will rie« aUtkUr. aa at* ing at just half the price of last; dents is an alarming one. In 1948 pt**araUM salt tar attest ana bowl which it large •aaagk. tVasa August. At no tine in the last KEARNY — Army rcMrvitts New Jersey had 26,632 personal in- baesk •ttttrta, saala COUTH aiakei. dougn with melted akorttalat. two years has it been ai inex- from New Jersey ordered to take jury mishaps, of whom 4,734 repre- tM tor *aar etfctr teoat taat re- Cover tlfhtly. 8tora ta Htrlaarat**. pensive. Never high when com- physical eaamiMttions are reawit sented pedestrians. Last year our •aha aaraace aaianattoa. About an hour before baking tia»«, pared with other fresh vegetables, lag on schedule, it was annwiftoad state had 27,427 personal injury Tka "atoeara refrigerator la a pinch ol dough, aliape law awmWr cabbage given more for your vege- KK by HeadquarUi's, New Jcr accidents, of whom 4,889. involved tint «»v«r. Foo4< «aa W> »r«pved of rolls desired, set ia a warn ataea table dollar than almost anything aty MiliUry District. Only .04 *c>' la *4»K«, aiakia* it possible io (80"P.-86"P.). cow wtta • ctotk I* else. Mr. UMI >tm. F. WHIUat arkwMCfcw M* t of the men ware lata in re- those oil foot. Pedestrian injuries 1 •*•>•> ai (,»» fi»« itmutr lntat. waa* represented the lowest percentage »•»»• a (rrMtcj- rarletr «f acsserts, protect from «r»«s. LM Naa aatll The heavy production of sum- •kr Hlitf <•( Wnilnw iMttr tkr«wtk • 'fTtilSZuJS. porting, out of several hundred ssla4s, er*a4Maf I, ' M aula courie doubled la bulk, lake at *wr. far originally ordered to medical facil- on record »f all injured. SUtcs. CattttMa ajaksa nay be IB to S» alBatM. Remalatag «aaak mer cabbage, larger by 16 per cent than last year, and an even ities for citaminatiM, prior to be- This not only indicates the aeri- t—laWtrir aisa»ale« Man ahead should be retura** Io lafrtaarataf ing ordered to active duty for 21 M ilsM-atMr tract •( eaasa*t/ td ke unet wh»n aacati, aa It wilt larger fall cabbage in prospect nuaness of the pedestrian protec- r (21 per cent more than a year Citizens' Hoover CoMmttee Urges Months. tion problem,' but the fact that antt ataavlckataavlk * * aur •* faWWe bb»»- keep for aeveral days. Titld; aa- HORAN ttt iscaM atrtM, a*frlftratf « roll proi. 4 tot. rolli. ago and 38 per cent more than Innnadiate investigation of the IMMMH A CMl Ml' gains Made, in the, fatality record average) means liberal supplies of are tenousljr held. Any on* of tha «*««« * cs> a« suras' l«l r severall huaediate Federal Spending Cut men failing to report an tin* dit- «at«. Beth sated bread aaa rolls this vitamin C vegetable. Right on cloMd that the majority of tha •tUMfttl,!.] injuries to the pedestrians in 1»» CHOCOLtiTC through the fall and into the win- could have been fatal The number atalaulB taelr (raahnear In tie CAKIE New Jersey industry would be government." failures was caaaed by men being njMf tratar. Cooky stoat* and wat- ter, cabbage will be a real buy for called upon to pay about 146,000,- on summer vacations, and in mott of pedestrian-motoi vehicle con- 18 lUy nngera, 1 cap milk the consumer. The Russians, the Hoover Report flicts tine* the paitwar return to |a baiter May |e stored latlafac. 000 of the proposed flVi billion torllr In tie aaodern relrlfsrator. split la half K tap. salt ipokesman said, may be counting unrestricted motor vehicle tra*e) SO manhm»\lowi 1 cap hear/ As a source of vitamin C, cab- increase in federal corporation •§>ie -crtst Is improves when stored bage is second to none—when you taxes, a survey by the New Jersey in Washington extravagance as a indicates the need for an increased there. 1 oi, unsweet- cream, whipped I emphatis on preventive measures ened chocolat* figure it in dollars and cents. In Citizens Comrnitte for the Hoove* secret weapon" in a continuing cold war with the United States, ' for this type of traffic mishap. ' MOLDCD MAT LOAF Line bottom and sides at (Va'a addition, the outer leaves contain Report revealed today. 4H"»2" loat pan witu lady finiers, vitamin A, BO don't throw them We have all seen published re- A few weeks ago I warned that 1H tktfj. itlatia I tbep, rlnasar Donald V. Lowe of Ridgefield, U cafe Mid water . from pickle placing round side out. Heat marsh- away. committee chairman, asserted that »orts about Stalin's new five-year Gilmin and Horowitz if traffic accidents and fatalities 1 CUBS «mad relt.h mallows, cbocolate, milk a&4 salt tt pays to treat cabbage gently. Ian aimed at bleeding the United continued to increase at the pres- the extra levy makes federal gov- ceasa* neat H ey» catsap In saucepan until mixture Is soft. After you've picked out a good, ernment reorganization "more im- States white through military cri- • TATlONiaS ent rate, It may be necessary to Remove from heat, stir well. Chill. fresh, solid head at your grocery ses—short of a full-scale war—in tighten restrictions on motor ,ve- t *•» cka>t>«t 114 tar- mtaceij perative than ever." He added that fickle relish onion When cold, fold in whipped tr«am. store, take it home and stofe it arious parti of the world. As Ion? Formally MtiMl't 1 hide-travel. Any restrictive meas- his group this week dispatched let- K cup «vapor- lft Up. Worcea- Arrant" alternate Uyeri of lady in the refrigerator/ Since you eat s our government continues to ures, if taken, will be taken with Angers and chocolate mtature In ters to all of the state's senators SI MM ST. atea milk tershlre sauce cabbage for vitamin C, you'll want and representatives urging renewal pend as usual on non-essentials, the greatest reluctance, However, PA tsj, err 1H tsp. ailt loaf pan. Topping with layer; of ladr nnden. Chill in refrigerator to prepare aa much of this vita- of efforts to streamline domestic le adding even more billions for with accidents up SO per cent and •ustara min as you can. If you cook the fatalities 13 parr cent over .last at ieaat alx hours. Serves I. governmental operations. military expenditures, we will be Soak celatla In water. tMasolve cabbage, use only a little water laying the Communist's' game.' par, the prospects for the Imme- orer boUtac water. HUt remalniag »iid cook it quickly. If you nerve Citing a recent report by Sen- diate future should five every "The" notion that we can win our iadreaients. AM (tlatln. Mil tkor- REFRIGERATOR lOUR CREAM it raw, cut It with a tharp knife. ator Byrd 4 cup butter or i cups sifted, knife loses the vitamin C you paid 77 per cent since. 1948, Mr, Lowe •Tin. UnmoM and slice. Berres S. declared that "government.extrav- more people to government pay- traffic and differ only tram, the margarine enriched flour for. •olla is basically unsound, Actually, motor vehicle in that sense aa to 1 cup sugar Vi tsp. lemon agance must be eliminated or we ROLLS There are many ways to serve he need for true economy and STOIAl for School Oponlrtfl type. Those on foot must recognise 1 egg ' extract * cabbage. Here are two suggested: will spend out'selves into' bank- 'that streets and highwaya are J pk(. dry reast 1 cap scalded K cup sour % tsp. vanilla Fin Miaat* CaUaa* ruptcy." zones of ever-present dancer, areas Vi cup lukewarm milk i cream extract jThat," he added, "Is just what water 2 eggs, well % tsp. soda Drop shredded cabbage into hot to be entered upon only after de- milk and simmer for five minutes. trie Kremlin is counting on." termining that it is safe to do so. % cup beaten Cream butter or margarine and ZIPPER RING BINDER . . $1.00 shortening I cups sifted Thicken with blended flour and 'Of course, New Jersey business This duty, however, does not in sugar. Add egg and beat thorough- enterprise will gladly pay its share hi cup sugar enriched lour ly. Add aour cream and mix. Add butter. Season with salt and a any degree permit drivers to relax 1 tap. rait (approx.) little cream, Serve hot. of the costs of the Korean War," their vigilance for the protection soda, flour and flavoring and thor- 1 cup mashed oughly mix. Shape into roll. Wrap Paanad CaMni* he Bttid. "But New Jersey corpora- Others freni . . $1.95 tip of men, women and children Who potatoes roll In waxed paper. Chill in refrlr- One quart cabbage. tions will have to increase their may stray into their paths. Dissolve yeast In water. Aid erator several hours untlt firm. Heat two tableRpoona of table productive efficiency, re-examine Many of the pedestrians who are anortenlnc. sugar and salt and Slice W thick. Bake at 37S*P. tor fat or drippings in a heavy skillet. their manpower resources, and BRIEFCASES . . . . $1.95 up killed in traffic accidents arc non- mashed potatoes to scalded milk, 10 minutes. Vield: approx. 6 dose-n Add cabbage and sprinkle with generally streamline operations, to drivci's who do not understand the Btlr until smooth. Cool. Add yeast small cookies. salt. Cover pan to hold in steam. foot that added ^46,000,000 bill. difficulties in stopping a motor ve- Cook over low heat; Stir to keep "If industry must tighten ita belt to pay its share of the Increas SCHOOL BAGS . . . $1.50 up hicle suddenly or in seeing- a pedes- drivers' problems and an Intelli- trian's point of view and drive as from sticking. Cabbage will be trian dressed in dark clothing in gent cooperation with motorists on done in five to 10 minutes. ing military burden, BO should tho though persona on foot as a whole : : the roadway, under conditions of the part of ppedestrians . I are rattle-brained jaywakjaywalkerr s whw o • ".- •••'•••;' . ';'" •'-.-••' y..^--*&*-MM poor visibility. This emphasises the On the other hand, many motor-1 have no^ business to be walking in need for a better understanding of ist3 neglect to consider the pedes traffic. This viewpoint is aa narrow, and as dangerous, as the pedestrian REPEAT SALE who brands every motorist as n •' ' ESTMMOOKS - WATtftMMtt person who might bettei be, jailed. NYLON nidi ACRMI SLIP COVERS - fAlWCI^. ^ Through a better understanding ..• '• , -; ; PMKCTS - SHEAFFERS :>?^ of trap problemrby botK1j§$s. LAMP SHADES UPHOLSTERING - NEW FURNITURE trians and motorists, cooperation 54 IIM STRUT in traffic should not be difficult to RAYON SHANTUNG DRAPERIES achieve. Pedestrians, to do their, part toward solving this ever-grow- LAMP SHADES . KAUIWtM. NIW fAMKS ing problem, mtist govern their KM SUP COVERS actions in traffic at all times by the caution and courtesy they expect Prints art Mawunt drivers to practice in the operation \f HMT, U" and 14" 1*11 Shop*, 15" Drum, On Sale- of their vehicles. The duty of driv- 14" Swing-Arm Iridg* or 12" Comb. Irida* ers is equally clear. They' must COlOftFUl KDSntlAM realize that unreasonably high Besullfullr Tailored, Wmli.He, Handmade Shade.. $9.9Sondup speed is one of the most prolific Huil Retlalant Wire Framea, causes of accidents—notably pedes- CHARLES LECHER trian conflicts—and that accidents CORNER SOUTH AVE. occur only when someone does something the wrong way. AND CUMBERLAND ST. WMtfleM 2-142^ Eftakllffieti 191M IN IIMMill HMCt Ittt - OUt MCOMMMOATMN Summer Completes 933 PARK AVINUI Naar 4lh St. NAINFIEID, N J. AF Basic Training

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Activities In The Churches Dr. MeCorison To **7 -*~ National Church "- o Begin Rev. Fred E. Miles, minister,! The Sunday service will be held The First Baptist Women's Cit. will speap k on "Warm-Weather j Preach Sunday Sermon of the Week at 9.30 am. Rev. Fred Van Steen eles will bold their arst mectiq,, CouneilToMeet Wisdom" at the morning worship MEDITATIONS" of Plainfield will conduct the ser- service Sunday at 10 o'clock in the on Thursday, Seat. 7, at 1 fJB, The congregations oof the First . WsKaai K. I vice. Mrs. Edward Went* will be sanctuary. A children's sermon on Each meeting will he preceded b; Rehearsals of th« First Meth- Baptist and First Congregational at the organ. h Ohio Nov. 2S "The Leopard's Den" will be in- a dessert luncheon. The folUnraw odist Church's Sanctuary choir will At 1:80 p.m. the Lutheran Hour churches will participate in a union it the schedule: Circle 1 at & begin on Friday, Beat. 8, according cluded in the service. Richard E. It: |1. "NOT in th« place will be broadcast over the Mutual NEW YORK —' Five thousand Alford, baritone, will sing "Blessed home of Mrs. W. H. Willoughby to Richard K. Alford, minister of Network. The speaker wiil he Bev. km was ervenled then wt visiting delegstes, including clergy Are the Pure in Heart" (Ward- 696 Bahway avenue; circle % ,t music and director of the group Carl 8. Mundinger, president ef „.,.... street, with Kev. Dr. and laity of Protestant »nd Ortho- Stephens), with Gladys Cros the home of Mrs. H. A. Prince, Tg This choir, one of eight in the St John's Lutheran College, Win- MeCorison Jr., minister of the \ I Fairacres avenue, assisted by hi, tfceafht «f a garden if dox churches, will be invited to OI aassrhHI witt the deep- church's music prof ram, has the field, Kins., who will discuss "Why attend the constituting convention F. W. Urban and Mr*, h. K. Wet s! Manias. «f CM aasl ML ! principal responsibility for the a Christian Education?" Dial 600. of the National Council of the heiser; circle 8 at the home of «n af the MticaM* rerelatwns Schori) musk in the worship aer- The ABC network program of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. Boy B. Deer, 771 Summit avenue, tfca trMHC **es4ar of the i vices, and rehearses each Friday Lutheran Hour will be broadcast when it meets in Cleveland, O., assisted by Mrs. H. E. Hill; cittji AM4 the ^evening at eight o'clock. Gladys , 3:30 p.m. Dial 770. Professor Nov. 28 to Dec. 1, it was announced 4 at the hone ef Mrs. Ernest U. ( • aanlen east- .Crosby Gould is the organist for L. C. Wuerfel, dean of Concordia here. Weaver, 731 Mountain avenue, si. the choir. Seminary,. St. Louis, Mo., will 1* Ua; an* tktrc he put The regular services of worship sisted by Mrs. W. B. Palmer M Organised over a dosen years i on "The Training of Chil- A spokesman for the committee church at th»t hour. at the First Congregational Chureh mm ipfceai he hat foraied. planning the convention, which has Mrs. G. A. Smyth. ago, the Sanctuary choir has) par. dren." On Thursday morning, Sept 7, will be resumed at 10:50 a.m. telartM la** HKHI been described as the "most rep- Rev. Mr. Miles will broadcast over ticipsted in many special commu- The American Lutheran Publi- Sunday, Sept 10. Dr. McCorison fat fejai tats the twin of resentative gathering of Protes- radio station WAWZ (1380 kc), to drees it aa* »• kwp it" nity and church progranu. It has city Bureau will sponsor a televi- will preach the sermon and officiate M*tJMtth a broad repertoire of oratorios, sion program at 6 p.m. over station tant and Orthodox communions and Mr. Alford will be the soloist. Chri-ttM Stkmem ever held «n the North American The time of the broadcast ia JB:40 at the Lord's Supper. At 9:30 a.m. cantatas, n>d entheais. During the WPIX, channel 11. Chaplain .Wil- Sept 10, the church school will paat three ymn, the (hoehoii r jsre- liam H. Thierfelder will speak on continent,'' explained that the 6,000 a.m. Church ediftce, 482 E. Br«M viiiting delegates will be in addi- open for the autumn term wider, r aented two concert* » tha Jtjnior F«>tari»g Our Work Among Our Regular rehearsals of the stre*t. Handsy services 11 8.m,aaa tion to the approximately 1,200 church's Sanctuary choir are to be the leadership of Jesse T. Bonney, 8 p.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. V*. asffem is this high school auditorium, singing Veterans." the vocal artist will be representatives and alternates of resumed on Friday, Sept 8, at 8 general superintendent. Pending nesday evening Testimonial Hat. l *e areas aaa k«» a gardes.. both sacred and secular numbers. Viola Spongberg, Ph.D., of the the completion of the new meeting Mr. Alford states that several Metropolitan Opera Company. the cooperating communions em- p.m. in the choir room. ings 8:16. ' twjaraaeas to gardens arc powered to take the necessary leg- house, now under construction, all leafta fraaaeat in all ssctiens ot event* are planned by the choir On Saturday, Sept 8, a Hudson The executive board of the W.S. "Man" is the subject for Suodiv islative action to set up the Na- C.S. meets en Thursday, Sept. 7. services of the church and other tfca Utmj Striatana. Their *ym- for the coming year. On Sept 24 River boat trip on the steamer parish activities will center in the Golden Text:" "Blessed is the mio it will participate in the annual tional Council. This day will also be "Sewing Day" " tabs*, •artrays eafftreat •haaaa Alexander Hamilton will be held parish house, except as otherwise that walketh not in the counsel ef choir consecration service, and dur- at the church. F —tisaal aaa personal life. ID under the sponsorship of the New The National Council of the noted. The junior church will wor- the ungodly, nor standeth in the Ml we. •jehaU both the beaa- ing the month of October the choir Jersey and Metropolitan districts Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. The fall season of the church wsy of sinners, nor sitteth in tin will present a series of anthems school starts Sunday, Sept 10, at ship regularly each Sunday morn- the naafiL We see of the Walther League and the is not a merger of denominations," ing at 9:30 o'clock, in the Chapel seat of the scornful. But hit it. written by great leaders of the Lutheran Laymen's League. The Dr, Earl Adams, executive secre- 9:30 a.m, The evening youth groups levata. frails aad shr»b» aa tyoi- of the Holy Spirit. light is in the law of the Lord; tti wf Isdaatis, serseverante, Protestant Reformation. boat leaves the West 42nd street j tary of the planning committee for will also start their new season on in his law doth he meditate Ar aajlar aaa1 asuity. They bear witness to the necessity of sowing Singers interested in joining tht pier at 9:30 a.m. Advance sale of, the national council, ssid. "It rep- that date. Staff appointments for 1950-51 and nig-ht" (Psalm 1:1, 2.) Mai, planting healthy seedlinia, and a supervision demanding Sanctuary choir are invited to meet tickets only. Apply to Ewald resents a plan for the closer co- include Sylvanus Jenkins, minister Sermon: Passages from tin it atteation. They are used u types of the spiritual condition with Mr, Alford at 7:30 p.m., Sept. Keschke. operation of the various denomina- of music and organist; Edmund C. King James version of the BiUe i bath ia taia world and that which is to come. 8, in the choir room at the church. The Sunday School will reopen tions and for uniting the work of Mtiide Uniou Chapel Allen, director of youth work; Mrs. include: "Be ye therefore perfect, I ksww the worth and secret of a garden. When He wanted its regular sessions in all depart- inter-denominational agencies. It Charlotte Julick, church secretary, even as your Father which is In OsBMtelr with Cod, He left the upper room and, pawing- the ments from beginners, age throe, ill be the culmination of the Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Bible School. and William Armstrong, sexton. heaven is perfect" (Matt 5:41) •Mat directly t« the farden of Gethaemaae. It was here in Fint Baptist Church to the pastor's adult Bible class, hopes and prayers of millions of This being the first Sunday in the The minister and secretary are Correlative passages from "Sciew He asTendl the immortal petition, "O my Father, if it be on Sept. 10 at 8:30 a.m. The morn- Christian men and women for month, the total offering will go available at the church office each and Health with Key to the Scrip, , tat HUB cap pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but Sunday, 10 a.m., morning wor- ing service will return to tht hour [rester cooperation and unity towards the buliding fund. week day, Monday through Friday, tures" by Mary Baker Eddy js, I wOt." Thea He west forth to meet the Cross of Calvary. ship in the Congregational Church, of 10:45 a.m. on the same date. imong the churches of America." 11 a. m., morning worship. Kev. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Chapel elude: The kiss of the sun for pardon, 126 Elmer street. Sermon by Rev. Milton P. Achey will speak on the of the Holy Spirit is open daily, 9 Dr. Adsmi emphasised that the "In divine Science, man is ttt The soar of the birds for mirth, Or. J. L. MeCorison Jr. on "Put theme "Preparing For the Lord's a.m. to 5 p.m., for private prayer 5,000 visiting delegstes will play true image of God.... The Chriit- Oac is aaarer God's heart in a carden On Thy Strength." Supper." Communion will follow and meditation. an important role not only at the like understanding of scientific la- nan mar rtoee elat on earth. Thursday, 8ept 7, 8 p.m., Sen- the morning message. Baptists To Start constituting convention, but as key ing and divine healing includes i %- HW UHB tost ef Scripture is no mere topographical reference; ior choir rehearsal in the chapel. persons in gaining local support 7:45 p. ni., evening service. perfect Principle and idea,—per- X.% fc *• Ms) Baiting of things appropriate and truly mated. Newcomers to the choir this year ind understanding "of the under- "Why Men Will Not Believe." Crier Alas sales fect God and perfect man,—as toe should report to Mr. Bobertson, Fall Schedule lying spiritual significance of the Wednesday, 8 p. m., prayer and A manufacturer of brooms found j 1st as grasp the general trsth that every experience of National Council". Bible study. "Studies In the Book that attractive color played s large basis of thought and demonstra- I or BBfsiiat has' Ka garden crowing in the same vicinity if we minister of music, at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 10, mark* the date of Jonah." part In the sale of his products when tion," (p. 259.) ( UM eyes to see it. In life there nay he seasons of sorrow, Sunday, Sept 10,10 a.m., church 'hen the fall schedule of the First he discovered that an inferior , aad evea sin, but the seasons of joy. forgiveness, and love school. Opening of the new year. Friday, S«pt 8, 7 p. m., young Baptist Church will, be resumed grade, with colorfully painted han- Matches ' at excess. Blessed are. they who have eyes to see the flower- New adult classes. All departments The United States has a UtUs people's service. The young people fter a special summer schedule dles outsold-by 3 to 1-a better I aa well aa the agony of the Cross. History in unison with will be in session. more than lit television broad- will elect new officers for the com- Ground corncobs, chopped hiy, carried out in cooperation with the quality broom with an unpatated I word certntet that in every emergency of life there will be an 11 a.m., morning worship. Ser- casting stations, and three-fourths ing year. Following the Business straw and leaves all make good, s> Methodist and Congregational handle at the same price. .' ready to comfort and bring the gospel of good cheer. mon by the pastor on the subject, at them are operating at a Ion. meeting, a social hour will follow. expensive mulches. churches. The first session of the I U* fellowship'of human hearts will triumph and the day "My Covenant With God." Com- church school will be held at 10 ;.«f ike Crass transformed into tht glory of an Easter morning. The munion. Penny-A-Meal Sunday, .m., with all classes and depart- I sad {ha garden on the same hill—this is the way of life for all. pecial offering for the South Am- ments in operation. Morning Wor- than it a deeper truth, if that may be possible, found boy church. ship will be held at 11 a.m., when Visitors and newcomers to West- as association. It reveals that sacrifice for others the pastor, Rev. Elbert E. Gates I always ka accompanied by, or result in, a new quality of char- field are invited to share in the life Jr., will preach on the subject, "My es ef hwhwnce. Lsve in action on behalf of others and program of the First Baptist Covenant With God." The Ordi. It a'BWw bounty 6f iaoer strength, as well as an Church. nance of the Lord's Supper will be Warty aakaewn to the sehVfc ar dririntercsttd. observed, and the communion of- •f the t>ThiiMljing8Ftlii CnrSrt—the strong Presbyterian Church fering* i-ill be devoted to tie needs Christ—to eriTer the ssaass, the gain, and the agony of of the South Amboy Baptist that ky teftre Hiam, la that sacred spot, Jesus finally and Sunday, 9:30 a.m., Bible school Church. ' ~ to ivalk the Via Dolorosa. Here He committed 9:30 a.m., worship service. Rev. The full musical program of the to the! ! of giving Himself in death for the Dr. Robert M. Skinner will preach church will be resumed beginning t the world. Sorely here we have unbounding love opening the the morning sermon on the topic with the rehearsal period on Thurs- way whereby all ausy become true spiritual children of the Heavenly ASti day, Sept. 7. 3. Lester Robertson, r "Why Workt" " baWd, wbe» we eater into a full understanding of this minister of music, will be in ••rswa eSBerfeac*, we nay rightlrigl y conclude that here'the redemp- Wednesday, 8 p.m., representa- tives of all organizations connected charge. Announcement has been •ssstj af ssanklad was purposelscly accomplished. Here He certified to made that Mrs.-Walter Day Jr. tmt heart of sun HiBis redeeminredeeming grace and mercy and the assurance with the church will meet in the parish house for a scheduling con- will serve as assistant in the music He was the Way, the Troth and the Life. This offering was department and will be in charge tf wnrtatatle to Qod, and complete reconcUiation an accomplished fact ference for the church program for 1960-61. of the music program for young I for alL It took place, not in a wilderness or mountain summit, not people. ' as a throaged market place or crowded church, but in the silence Comes To Town suss) fragrance of a garden enclosure. It was fitting that it should Christian Science h* ae, for its wealth of fragrance was to go forth to all peoples in Grace Church Notes all Broadcast Sunday If* The application is very plain for all who want to be true fol- "Laborers For the Lord" is the fj- lowers of the man of Nazaieth. Only as we become partners in the "The Gift of God" is the subject subject of a Labor Day sermon to A strauger frotu out of towii got on the bus and '• • garden experience of the Christ will we become fruitful b/anches of of a Christian Science radio pTo- be preached by Rev. Edmund P. |f tfce true Vine. But let us also keep in mind that when we do so, gram over station WNBC, New Clowney, pastor, at the Grace Or- asked the operator: j^iVM'trill enter into the deep experience of His joy and peace. The York, Sunday morning from 8:30 thodox Presbyterian Church, West- f' 'Bahration Army worker going down to tho slums of our large cities to 9, The broadcast is made pos- field avenue and Dorian road, on [,., and giving op much that the world holds dear, so that she may sible through the courtesy of the Sunday. The morning worship "How much is the fare?" r" Minister to some crippled boy or over-burdened mother, enters into National Broadcasting Company service is at 11 a. m. \-_, a happiness and satisfaction of life little known to the selfish spend- and has the approval of the Chi-is- Sunday Shoool meets this week "Just a nickel, mister", the operator replied. &'.• en of the "high class society". Living under the impulse of Christ'3 tian Science board of directors. at the summer schedule of 10 a. m. *' love and sacrifice we become rich in the finest things of life—rich 1 On the following Sunday the in inner content of soul, rich in the harvesting of human life, and St. Paul's Church school will begin at 9:30 a. m. "What!", said the amazed stranger. "Five cents! tte ''well done" at the end of the journey. In the Sunday evening worship Third, there is another great truth underlying the symbolism of On Sunday there will be a cele- service at 8 p. m., tho pastor wll How can you give service for a nickel?"* the flowers in the garden. It deals specifically with the significance preach on the subject, "Running of their fragrance. Maeterlinck tells us that perfume is the soul bration of the holy communion at 8 a. m. The 11 a. m. service will to Win." Visitors are 'welcome at • of the flower, and that in giving forth its aroma it is actually giving all services. away its very life. The scent of the rose is the rose dying to itself be holy communion and a sermon —we can't! that it may sweeten the atmosphere in which it is living. How by the cwate, Rev. John S. Du- symbolic of many Christian lives? Unostentatiously and even un- Bois. - LEADER WANT ADS PAY -.. knowingly the very presence of some dedicated follower of the Christ On Wednesday there will he [When you stop to think about it, a five cent fare today—1950—is amaring. will affect the whole atmosphere of n meeting or change the tenor the regular weekday celebration of conversation in an assembled croup. We cannot explain it any of holy communion at 9:30 a, m. It is impossible to furnish you with adequate and dependable transportation More than we can explain the different perfumes of the different j but the general truth is the same in both cases. Each por- Dsll Hevset at a fare we charged in 1940. a'a influence, consciously or unconsciously, tends to enrich or Dolls and (tollhouses may be con Healing Restored le the character of those with whom he associates. Our impact sldeted strictly little girl toys now- I owr companions, as well as upon society, in general, depends adays, but 300 years ago they wen PriceB have skyrocketed in the last 10 years. What we ourselves are. Even Emerson's statement still re- the lashion for both men and worn- to Christianity tew, "Whit you are speaks so loud I cannot hear what you en. Many wealthy persons had huge dollhouses furnished in detail like "•J wsi outoreith our own inner qualities so that each one Through the Christian Science ' " to recreate the same traits of character in other per- their own homes, and even «uch a Public Service has to pay more for everything that goes into a bus ride- ' wonderful Is this law of influence in both flower virile and dynamic fellow as Peter textbook, "Science and Health •jawed aro the folk's in the world of today who ar the Great ot Russia once ordered with Key to the Scriptures" by things like oil, tires, bus parts and gasoline arc way up over 1940 priced «/ the rose, the lilac or the gardenia. Thoy are one. However, the World Book en- Mary Baker Eddy, the lost cle- Wages have been climbing, too. Since July 1,1948, they have risen by about ones; they arc America's true aristocrats; they cyclopedia tells us that Peter's house cost too much, and he re- ment of spiritual healing is re- , they arc tho aalt of the enrth. $4,750,000 on an annual basis-and over $13,500,000 on an annual basis futed to pay for it. stored Tor all mankind. The --, - r ,-/aulo sajrs/ one day A'wanderer found a lump of clay thoughtful study of die Bible in since 1940. • So redolent of sweet perfume Filler Serves as HIM the light of tills great book lias Iff odor scented all tho room. A paste wood filler Is a compound lifted countless thousands from r , 'What are thou?' was hii quick demand; •implied In the form of s rather And the bus fare is now. only 5 cents. Art Ihou some gem from Samorcand, •tiff, paste for filling the grain of sickness to health and from fail Q^nnlkdniird In this rudo disguise, hard woods, so as to provide a ure lo success. Such experiene Of other costly merchandise?' level, non-absorbent surface for var- is equally available for all. 'Nay, I am but a lump of clay.' ' ' ' irtlnf. llie compounds consist 'Then whence this wondrous perfume—say?' usually of finely powdered trans- Visit a Christian Scicnci Board parent or translucent mineral sub- 'Friend if the secret I disclose Reading Room today. Here yot 1 have been dwelling- with the rose' stances, ground in a special type •Sweet parable? nnd will not those of varnish. They are applied by- may read, borrow, or purchaai £ & Who lovo to dwell with Sharon's rose, brushing and, after setting and he- Science and Health and tin ore hardening, the surplus Is cffi Distil) HWoet odors nil around, Bible, as well as other authorized Though low and nieiiii themselves aro found? wiped from the surface of th» wood. Dour Lord, abide with me, that we Christian Science literature. the lou of nearly $4,000,000 a r r year. Way draw our lierfuine fresh from Thee." Bright but Tou»h CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Bicycles must be able to with- READING ROOM Lawa Care. Protection for Tools stand hard knocks, but they should 116 QUIMBY ST. WESTFIEID, N. J. tough on The finish on tool handles sup- be eye-catchingly beautiful, too. pll«s attractive color and also pre- The finishes have to Do durable— Hours! 10 lo 4:30 sets the handle from rouih hand- so that they resist chipping and , Also Monday, 7 lo 9 cracking—and have to glvo long- A.J7J.J0 bo* thiiflniih has to lasting protection against weather' Reading Room cloitd Sat. at noon to a lnc To meet the demands ol mod. though Sipi, 9, Intluilvt yoMh color-wlso, they are pro. u ]nformattonvont:eniinachurfh sfn trci, * •'••" '* »nd V fliciiubtic Itcl'irri, and othtr Clmuiaii Science icttotilti alto available. »0ve«Wd it Btu Lmdlni Pisiform, Penmylvtnla Simian. Ncvrir, k

•'•• Hiattaf q » i IllUe M distribute ttt The story of the understudy and who rises to be s featured player let sliced Okie* faatkl M VHMk hat often been told on the movie "*«e kotaM aatNtiat neVeen and on the printed puge, salad, a* a IMeju at saWastw but it is k*s»j*iitafr in real life flavor. before aadienees of Apple Blot- tomt at the Paper Mill Playhouse, Mitlbnrn, where the current pro- duction befins its second weak Tomatoes, cucumbers, asaieafc, "Tr« EAGLE and th« HAWK* Monday. l a kla^r patp . Janet Breoke, who appears in of water (has vatenaal- COtM tr TKNtHCOtM - •* the role of Anne Buchanan, as almett at MUM., Ml., t,1*-a,M UT., IM-4.4aVIMI ... one of the quartet whose love OAUaMTTI COOsVT IMM1 tTMt tangles forMs the plot, found only ensemble work open to her at the IKMT PURY- beginning of the season, Rather than turn it down, she accepted. In her second production, Wilft for Tkrn, Mint Brooke under- rt»die« Dorothy Sandlin In the "ICHABOO cmd MR. TOAtV 10ON. j. lead and played in her place for CW. Pollock To the last two performances. To Report Soon - As a consequence of her work, Mill Brooke was rewarded with KEARMY — One hundred New Retire tMtorrow parts in Heifff* and Naughty p.* a*** few*. Maa, t* «aJ. IMI Jersey male members of the Vol- M*rkttu, and her continued show untary and Inactive Reserve, with of ability resulted in her selec- A career. covering almas* It specialist skills ranging from truck tion by Director Prank Carrihg. drivers to engineer non-comniis- yean in the equlytunt engineer- ton to appear in the top featured NO SAO SONGS FOR ME" sioned officer*, will be ordered to ing organisation «f the Western role with Virginia MaeWatt#m, tto «MtiMi tjfci* aaaaewMh active duty for 21 months in thetilertric Co., both at its Hawthorne John Elliott and Earl William, On Works, Chicago, a«4 at the Keat- "tOCMT SHIP • BXPIWnON MOON" t4 UN W very near future, it was announced tke comedy side, Ronnie Cunftlnf UftttV Ml Z ny Works, will cloae tosaotro* ham and Allah Knowlet are also it ii M today by Headquarters New Jersey k Military District. whan Charles W. Pollock «f 524 featured. Dudley court retires. and-wMtt. Initial selection will be made Til OCIAN ORlWlM fr'um men in the 19 to 26 age Mr. Pollock waa the guest of t>y simple imfaaililJiritr wltk tki* Kroup; however, a small number of honor at several retlreeiant luach- Olympic Park Plan*. new mediHaa. Color MM dees net eohs giver) toy hi« Wekcarnyaft have the exposure latitude ^ f men up to 35 may be called in Firework* Monday Kudjr D order to fill the specialist assign- associate* and was ereMlted with DM color afetaret hi a radio and a smoking stand. p?i4W M4 m will taam a ments. Priority in selection will bet fireworks at 10 p. m. on Labor blick-in3.«rhk«. CftnitfHtlltlf, able male members with no de- Although he grew up eh hisOaf will wind up a holiday week- exposures mint bt moi* eartfulljr pendents; male members with one Father's farm in Beaton, 111., Mr.end expected to attract 100,000 10 dependent; members with one de- Pollock * VsrTar Ja*..!*1*—* t Ive there the year round. For Day and the park Itself will write height and 213 feet to t broken top. Three residents from Westfield, they will be authorized 21 days after the physical status is deter- some time after they take occu- "finis" to one of its most success- •-*• VIROINIA M«WATTflS three from Scotch Plains, and two pancy of the place, Mr. Pollock ul seasons on Sept. 10, |A||a| ajiukff wlia M.M>H> Camlnctasa. KMI W«W from Fanwood are included in a mined before being required to re- port. • expects to be kept busy landsCAp- •»"« BH4VII |iaai, j.a,t |Mth AMaa group of 100 choaen to represent ng the grounds and cultivating a Kr«««« . Newnrk, llambrfscr'n - Mall the first petit jury for the incom- Me* MaHUre vegetable and a flower garden. ing term of the county court's, Later on he and his wife may do Among the world's most primi- SCHOOL OPENSI according to the office of County some traveling;. Mr. and Mrs. Pol- Clerk Henry G, Nulttm. The pros- tive extant people are the "nomads of the long bow," the Siriono in- lock have two daughters and a Check Your Needs pective jurors will commence their son. duties Sept. 11 and continue in dlam ot northern and eastern Bo- service until Sept. 23. livia. Widely scattered in isolated A member of the Stanley S. atth* pockets ot swampy forest, these Holmcr Chapter. Telephone Pio- They are: Westfleld, Alphonso naked nomads ate probably the neers of America, Mr. Pollock re LEADER STORE Walti of 220 Harrison avenue, remnants ot'an ancient population celved n life membership certifi- Carl E. Corbett of 503 Carleton exterminated or absorbed centur- cate on his retirement. , -GYM PANTS road, and Mra. Helen H. Hannan let a«o by more advanced Indian -ATHIITIC tfolf of 628 Pint street; Scotch Plains, invaders. , Aurelia R, Mangione Jr. of 2090 -LAUNDIY CASI& Coles avenue, Otto H. Dissman of 2058 y««eyfaVenue. and Mra. Vi, ' PrteUw Match ' -' Foi" Mailing ola A; Timpert of 1 Princeton ave- Following the Invention of the -SLACKS nue; Fanwood, Mra.:Irene Jones friction match In 182T by the Eng- CRANFORD of 45 Russell road and Clyde B. lish apothecary, John Walker, sev- -GYM SNEAKERS Baver of 83 Paterson road. eral frightening species came on Tkara., Krl. A. >•«. the market bearing the names MIAMI • $3S -LEATHER ' "luctter," "parlor," and "flamer." Ml MIM "NO a A ii natrn* KOR MK All either contained or were mertt CONMUDAfW 0 NOTEBOOKS Marnrri wemlrll rims More home permanent! are uied All IMWCI •> HIl.MVAV COHKV I.I.VPOHfl • fairy Sdltngi to be strucjj against phosphorus, liar ley—•• -JACKETS AIM during June, July and August than poisonous and deadly, Tkrlr IfKinll rmlnll Maalml! any other time of the year. With MtWMM. M. i. 75 • BMUtifvl and luxurtmii alkby tail to trUgtpott -SPORTSWEAR The Mntx Hrtiii. arv frequent trimming needed to keep -LEADER WANT ADS PAY- om» •'LOIK Hll'I'V" and return short summer styles qeat and at- (Kil. Artil. Krl. * Dal. Mat. tractive, women find they need LEADER STORE u.%lom Man TM. 0}N|irrm«ii") • Or idil t» iy* IMCII, iptnding day with yow permanent! more often. The ease 109 E. tread St. MHH,, Him., Tan.. Ural. it-4-H The Bandstand and economy of home waving make "711 OCI5AX DBIVE" family at th« btach and amuMtrund Wattflsld RIIIIMIIIU O'BrlvH - Jamnu* Drit 138 E. BROAD ST. it the favorite method tor obtaining NOW is the time to Coniider a Alan short-hair curls. William HrndU In • ln|oy a «rniph»o«i»'faattln tht Main Dining loom, "Kll.l. IIIH IJU'IHH" We.tfield 24363 (Contln. FrrrurumncF l.nb*r Dnrl or a light lunch at tht twank Bar "Air Cmllllul.nl" Ijsl. A4«l. Cnrlwiuii A NavcMIca Heraldry PERMANENT DRIVEWAY. M»n. * Tan. Mat. Martina • Soft and hard liquor* wrvtd Complete ?tock of "A, lion statant on a field gules" """ MH£iBin n nl li«l IMH. RECORDS sounds strange to us today. This is HI0I1. « THI IIS. Hrpl, B-T (Onl) ) • Orehtitra and Dancing 78.45-3313R.P.M. the terminology of heraldry, the "TO CIBRA'I' JKWEIJ HOHMRHY" Wm, A. Parkhurst Uavltl IITlan - Mar|»rlr n.r)'Mel4M • Countering train wrvkt to and from Jtrtty science of coat! of arms. Trans- M.AIWFIBI.O S-MTT Al.o lated, it means "A lion standing on MUSICAL . Krl., Ml., »nn. Nl HrlllARI) IIH Control ttationt . a shield etched in red." The Her- Contractor l*rrk In WIPR" INSTRUMENTS ald's college, established In' Eng- lTHHK" HoM Wnlkrr - J01111 l,ral|« PHONK WKSTP1ELD I-I7M . t. O. BOX SU, WMTfltBD I • A^kyourJ^K»^y^^ralTkk•taflwtforlowround• PHONOGRAPHS land in the late UOO's,. still exlits, Jnur- Wrman 4 DfMnla Mora-nn but heraldry is now known aj "the JRESIDENCEi N0I Uai, MOUNTAINSIDE, K. t. KX A l trip farti for indivlduali and partiM science of armorial bearings." MM.. Tara.. n'rd, * THur>. 17 BAmRY PLACE, N. Y.I HARMONICAS ) Tkc Hurprlar IMrlurr of tkr Vrnr! »A«HII»I.T 4VN<1I.H" RECENT BOWLING GREEN 9-19» SHEET MUSIC Ski rJlabs . —ALSO— IESECK LIHE Tkr Ma» Brotlifr* M Ski clubs' were organized, and Acctrdifi IastractiMU • In •>•» TEACHERS exciting exhibits and contests Were • "I.OTB IIAPPV" MUSIC BOOKS held in snow-favored northeast and western states during the IBM's...... ^. . BATONS By the early 1900's, the sport's de- Di , votees hid farmed the National Ski OENC ETTORC LESSONS . association, an organization whose Orw a> AnMfhst's me«* niwUrn and fn- Chi^Am Chateau, Inc. artiilve Accsrdlen, Artlitt. on aril Mutical Instrument* member elubj now approach the Hpliday programs—new «lla Ikv V. *, JtOUTi 2ft M6UNTAIN3IDE, N. J. 500 mark. EVEMY IMNftAY circus, concerts, kiddieland LATB KHOW EYBRr HAT. ii NOON in i r. M. swimming 10 a. m.-8 p. m. AMERICAN and CHINESE CUISINE Cesn la far Camnteillen-Na OWtsHtu R I T Z LUNCHEON from 75c 3 llraaH N««r At'llnn Hll« DINNER from tl:S6 •' '!•'•?•. ^ GREGORY'S •i lilt A Nil NKW AC'liOX Ut'ti Mm*a c*j»»r - Baraam ri>v«»i Broiled Charcoal Stoaiw •«•? Cfc»f»7 MUSIC CENTER "KISS TOMOHHOW CJOOUBVH' 1M WIST FIONT fTMH K 4-M4* "MAItAII HBCMKT sd =f • •• »i*iNrnio ilithn Huwara - Aaelr featuring 45 RPM RECORDS Paopla who ar« in a poil- s _ ' GREAT lien to know tail ua (hat we havo lha most complal* ttock of 43 RPM rotordt and albums HOME BEVERAGE SERVICE In oil of Union County. ON THI MINU ALLENTOWN FAIR RCA-VICTOR KM CAPITAL uaoit OAV "IT COSTS NO MORE M OlLENT0WN,PA. Pl™ ,n matlna Dili " <* * P IAKM DAY CaUbrdNon. Hong up DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR" MfRcunr that lltch«n opron • • • ond coma Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening ClttuAicah Cjwatcdt County Jail down h.r« (or f.o«/ <••!»»• dlnln». AMI — loltlt FMUMM Art Oan — Net YMI* LON0ON • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Phone Unionville 2-3022 SEPTEMBER Have you sa.n lh» ntw THE AIR-CONDITIONED ntiAKB sunviom — GAnnontSTon * iciNiiflON SOMI OP THI FAMOUS NAMI HANDS Wl DILIVIR Dacca 43 UfM rocordt? You Cnn V*r Hie Cdat on Haflnl Trrma Arra«»«. BEER AND ALE SODA FAR HILLS n Dry nnrnl Grown jlrehlc, solinsirer (iirlliik .lie Clou t . 'nln IVBal Coin 1819-20-2122 23 WHALEN'S GARAGE -' :f, Itllrllifcnld lloirninn 1 Tr«mcf rrld "BOM" SlatkM RT, 31 SOMERVIUE ' BAHAKA RYAN 600 ^OBTH AVE., E. . TtL. 2 MIIES NOKTH Of RT. » ALSO KEG BEER AND COOLERS FOR 27 ELM STREIT C«U fdr and DaUvevy YOUR PARTIES SO. 8-2166 Routa 2f, Hlftsld* WESTFIBLO M44B OPBN 7 DAYS k WBtK LBADEB, THURSDAY, ter itne ef PrisollJa. Lane and Noftb Cfceitnut Skreet to the Jistat ans •laee of •aalnnlna'. Shop at Ag«nt Oiicujtw British' HOMEMAKJNG m^& AM*ferity Program BARON'S AKHSTIONG, In both instances I would have MARY GRACE COLEtf AN preferred a few cookies, or even at CMIUIT in bread and butter with the fruit. ffMM trmmmin Aititm, AraM aake »llow- But all over Europe, butter at SarseV* SaraWr md Gm Ctmpmf g that still main roeala is almost a* unusual earr m ebasKe travelling aa water. One point in favor ot »rde"ilne"'orthe rigW-ol-way of tne Tf XflMf 1OTI0N i w*eat hNH it in Enc-the Britieh ii that plain cold wate TOMAVTOM OR TOalAMTwCt er HCU tender. Add reaaiaJag ut- ^Uo§ along M« —....„- Central Eailrold of New Jersey_ to Broad atrtet to the oenter line of the Point and Place of beginning. Plains Township uouthwuateriy mm r the fanswrtan with neaU is far easier to get However you pronounce it gredieau. Oaofc I ntlaataa longer, ike fleam bridge to the folnt and the p north westerly to & point where the fa effect are re-than on the continent. word tomato briajs to aiad a •erva lataudtotely. Servae «. place of beginning. THIKD "WARD, p-ourtn District— aame again Intersects Lambert's SBCOND WAHD. Second District— BBi—„.—linn g at the Intersection of U.00 tot the Heels one i« Certain food customs peculiar a>er delicacy. Our own Jareey the center line of SiimflQit Avenue ia EagiuMl Win*- nne autoes provide delicious Bagllmlag at the Interaectlon of and Grov« Street and running to Britain, however, prevent the CeuaOr Fried Te the ceaUrUne of Broad Street and thence northeasterly ,along the ccen- ;"#•• jha> is sMrsMtty the whether used raw at aa Svclle Avenue: thence along th ter line of Grove street tr> ththe « American traveler from enjoying Vnoked In auperoua teasato dlehae, Mltu IHH ef Bread Street ' ?ffca.Mft itiil rsaaaiai, however bis accustomed breakfast. Gen- canter lUe of •eririfleld A; caoki **em to auk Sliced toaaatoea are at thaw ( large taawuss % tap, erally speaking, the English break served with aMyonaaUe at Vraack H cap eVmr % cap taoHeaiag $1.00 DOaOTHV iattica .jfcfiareei h|r th< fact is a heartier one than the eVaves* count™.. dressinf and a variety at " '1 tap. aalt "continental", but to the average greens. They may be ataCed wltk Uae Ira solid, sligfcUy DCOOOtANT Mill BrHeia, the meai American, Ibh is not a «onono is kiutli restricted ateat or Ish siladi sad earved as large teaiateee. Ott la'uick allces. ki breakfast item. And avaa a mala dlah or provide taetr appe- lour, rry la CHAM to •• • quarter ef • pouaei the hotel waiter says aceadjy, ''we tiaers aud aeooaipaaiauBt talade. hat aaerteatng la heavy skllle* aatU have Kipper (Kippered Herring) krewaed. Serve with ereaa gravy. along the center Ii llwetHeiirrwtieaee-, aad w^it white Ash or sausage and tomato to tlie nnlnt aad Blace People in the •luffed Temetoea with Riet SOi for breakfast this mornln»," I frm tomatoes I tbsp. chepped Cream aVevy aM <«K raixtyres weuld be V/aah tomatoes, remove paa. Add tear and seasoatage. sal« the boundary line between the boundary line between th* Town a deUcle.ua: ...... ends ana scrape ont center aala, Town of Weatneld and the Borougu of Westneld and gcotch Plains uatll Headed. Add milk aad ceak ef Oarwood. running thence In aTownship; thence eoutheaiiterly leafing <4 iacb akell. Sprinkle vita uatll sawotk. rear aver taaaUei southerly, southwesterly and south- alone Bald boundary line to the iPsftsw'Mjr BUf in Undon and salt, 4e*« pulp for use la »t»»ed easterly direction aiongl said divid- center line of South Avenue; thence oa platter aad aerve latawdlately. ing Una between the Town of West- easterly along the center line of $1.7* fUMMR |TiiWlii», 1 was served aiiied IXCAL NOTICES tomatoes or soups. Baits rice ia Serves (. , aeld and th. Borough of Qarwood ot ittLiiwu? Avenue; thence north PtVatt tkne times, ence with to the center line ul Grove street; Bouth Avenue 10 the center line of olive oil until all the oil ta tkenee southwesterly along the cen- •*alated Avenue; ihenca southeast- westerly along the center line ol LOTION •jiek, «M. witathick ceat'a ••nest *r «•«••»•. BI.BCTI»W aorHed. Add seasonings aid calves ter lias ef drove Dtreet to a point erly along* the center line of Pal-Eahway Avenue to the center line *••>» «.««*•. Creaaiad IM ead Teatateea aeveatl-flve fe»t southweaterly stead Avenue 10 the center line ot ot Firut Street: thence southwest- Balk §m» unratlaaed, aad reMasiel, CUl tomatoes wltb rice aad place from Ike southwesterly aide line of West JJroad street; thence north* erly along the center line ol Firat ia greased baking. dish, Comklae Ite tbep. .utter 1 Up. aalt Central Avenue: thence northwest- West liroad Street; thence nortii Straet to the center line of Osborn Ia conformity with the previsions or aiargarlae V tap. pepper erly in a line which is parallel with eaBterly , alons; the center line of Avenue; thence northwesterly along of aa> act entitled "An Act to Kef, breadcrumbs aad melted butter or (he southwesterly iida line of Cen-West Broad Street to ththe centet r the center line of Osborn Avenue Mate •lections," Title I», Revise* margarine, sprinkle tomatoes with t% tbsp. lour • hard cooked the souuterly aide line Hn« of Osborn Avenue; thence to the center line of West Broad Statutes of Mew Jersey and thebuttered crumbs and bake at I7CF, % cups Bilk ens, ilieed tral AAveaiie and distant southeasterlthtl y alonsl ; ththe centet r lilinee Street; thence southwesterly along $1.95 .... te Sferall, anendmeiite and supplements there- % c«pt « illcee whale) southwwesterly therefrom of Osborn Avenue to the center Un* the center line ot West Broal fu," swtlee l» hereby jriven that for 20 mln. Serves 6. southerlth ly line off ththe right-of-wai y of First Street; thence northeaBt- Street to the center line ot Palsted _, _,..„ available far -lallned voters of xelo: Town of tomatoes wheat toast erly along1 the center line of First we* can afford to pajr. Is) ..eetield not already registered In of the Central Railroad of New Avenue; thence northwesterly along said Town under the law» of New cooked or Jersey; thenc easterly along the Street to the center line o( West- the center line of Falsted Avenue I was eened, b« a Car- Jemy governing permanent regis- Mewed Temateea raaaed soutkerlr line of said right-oT-way Held Avenue; thence north westerly to the center line of South Avenue: tration, may ref later with the Town of the Central BailroaS of New a Jong- the center line of Westfleld thence westerly along the center f er deeeert at eae I large tomatoes 1 small oalea, Melt butter or margarine over lew to the poin...t and place of Av«nue at the Plata; thence tn a[lne of South Avenue to the boun* stJ»«*etrie» with Clerk ef the aaM town of _We»tfleW 'i tsp. aalt chopped house, through Avenue to the center line of South dary line between the Town of eat. Add four gradually and all las;. All hoi northerly direction through the cfeam, and, at aaeteer, % Up. pepper V$ cup cruaibled in line between Westneld and Scotch Plains Town- wall, aiewly add milk aad eaok na- jrlet thaumbae divisior onn . and district Plata to the point and place of snip; thence southeasterly along PLASTIC 1 tbup. sugar bread 0 il thick, atlrrinc ceasuatly. Drala number three paaa are included In beginning. aid boundary line to the point and 1 tbsp. butter dietrlct number one. FOUHTH WARD—Second District— place of b*u which date the registration books tomatoes aad stir liquid gradually THIRD WARD, Second District- JANE F. 1 ONES. SHOWER CAP will be closeoted uuntin l after the forth' Blanch flrm ripe tomttoee la boll* lato white sauce. Add aeaiealage, Beginning at the Interaectlon of Beginning at the Intersection ot ing Ueneraneral BiectluBiectimn too l>be helh d e center line of RahWay Avenue the center lino ot First Street anil Town Clerk. MMUMI Service Corp. .TntKbyy, NNov. 7th. 1*50. Not lag water for 1 minute. Reauive then fold la tomateea aid sliced and the boundary line between the the center line of Trinity place and Is. hereby ararivi a thahtt thh eDi District t skint. Cut in quarters'. Place la Serve oa toast triaaaies. Town of Westn.ld and Clark Town- running thence southwesterly along i-31 anil 9-H Pees— Board of Reclatry and Klectlon In sauce pan. Cover. Cook II minutes, ship, running thence northeasterly 19* Ope. Bervee*. • along aald boundary Una to a point where the center line of Summit Ayenue eitended , southeasterly FH may be , Jeslgnatt _... Tlilrd Ward, Second District — side Avenue too the. centecenterr line ol would Intersect the same; thence •afwintment in Med- nil between the koura hereinafter Lincoln School. Lawrence Avenuenue; i tthenct e southerly northwesterly along the center line * forth, ffor. the. purpose of con-. along the centeter llnline . o.f. lAwrence of Summit Avenue produced und at nrfee «erps up to and in. Insr a Uenersl Election for the Thl. Ua«m>ofenan? Optometry, ireaalonal District, ent (llstrlctK are as fulloWH: Three. Members O< thhje B Board ot KIKHT WAllD, First. District— alonilong th. center linHi.e - o—f Westneld Quick, Confidential 1 allied sdencea, which in. ChVaen --;: ITreanolderji fsr Union Avenue to the center Una of First WacUrManr, biochemistry, Street;' thence" southwesterly along LOAN SERVICE *Sne Bh«lK. center line. of First Btreevt t'0 Three Coroners. •'-'-••;• ^ A Majror for the Tow" ot.West- thenaeente southeasterlr line oyf alonTrinitg ythelace cen; on Auto, Furniture, 79c PRELL 7 Ur line of Trinity Place to th. itrH! at> " *'"'"' lihian from each of the 'center ... vrlralong the'center' iins'of Spring;- cent.r iln. of Dorian Road; thene. Salary or Personal thence Bouthwesterly~iilo'nsT ths" ..*• Held Road to the Boundary Una Bouthweaterly along the center line and aaaitary eaveral AUfhlcts ter linlinee- of """Dudle' y Avenue ti ?5i between the Town of• Mr«.tVTestlUln ..dj and ot Dorian Road le the center line irda of nea-lstry oenter line of North Avenue; t..«, th. . Scotc«„,,„,h. Pladm,h- ,_. To. ' • thenc. of RahWay Avenue; thence In a Note meet are as fo\-eautwardly along the center Una southeasterly along — ioun<" southeasterly direction along the North Avenue to the. center line - line to the oenter Un center line ot Babuy Avenue to 49c PRELL meJd the grad* the appll- Mret District—Mu. wood. Avenue; thencs3ft the point and place ol beginning. East • Broad Street; thenoe north* .1-^ iV«"^ini*ii"lTii«~ftr"S'f Brlghtwi c gH U raraim depind easterly alon« the center line ef V22&.1"fo thiWiiir line of Clark THIRD WARD, Third District— Mlifyinf education Second District — East Broad Streetlo the polat aad ft*.™?.*f ISJS1thence southeasterlISSSS^Si, y along Beginning In the southerly side place of Beginning Street; the tine of the right-of-way of th. Cen- tnterasted person, ^?«^Si.s^t-Mu- FIRST WARD, Second District— «jnter line of Clark Street to Beglntilna -at a nolnt tormeo I thee cantecm 'r line of Dudley Avenue; tral Railroad of New Jersey at a contact Maw Jer- /ard,Fourth District — the rnteraectlon or the center 11 thence,northeasterly along the cen- point which la distant seventy-live 79* Washington School, of Mountain Avenu- •!.*••.•""' ter line of Dueler Avenu. to thefeet measured at right angles Haadquar. ~*. ivs:urd/" Fifth District—Ben- lace of 1 southwesterly from the eouthwest- jamin Franklin Hchooi. line of East Broad Flrat Ward. Sixth District—Wood- nlng thence nor ...... FIRST WARD, • Sixth District— row Wll«on School. center line of Kaet Broad atrsat to Beginning at th. Intuseetloa of Second Ward, First District— North Chestnut — • ' the center line of North cheatnut dab/ top-ouallty frulti and vtat. Norris Chevrolet, Inc., North and Street and East Broad Itreet, .and Centra" ' l" Aven* UCBu . YARDLEY'S ~n ahouM be.Hleeted for use Second War,rd, Second District— Urent School1, Broad Street En- llada. bataoa* they efter both trance. - '- ' •ad Utle appeal at wall a* Third Ward, First District—Co- LAVENDER SOAP netrriahment value. lumbua School. LIBERTY FOOD STORE 3 for Exceptional Low Prices Plus Free Delivery Nick toys: "If you are looking for a store that offers you chsjip prices $1.35 DR. POSNERS on nationally advertised brands, and service too, then you are defi- the center line of Mountain Avenue Avenue; thence southwesterly to tho point ana placo of beginning the center line of Htllalde Avenue nitely looking for us. Check our prices with anyone.. . FlllST WAHD, Third District— to the center line of Prlscllla Lane; SCHOOL SHOES Beginning at the point formed by thence southeasterly along the cen- LILT the interaectlon of the center line of Dudley Avenue with the oenter line of North Avenue and running thence northeastwardly along the Delicious - MEATS-Tcnrfer DAIRY PRODUCTS PERMANENT WAVE center line of Dudley Avenue to the center line of Clark Street; thence YOUNG HENS - READY FOR OVEN northwestwardly along; the center KRAFT SLICES lino of Clark street to the center Plumbing Pimento or $2.00 IN THEIR CLASS! lino of Brlsrhtwood Avenue; thence southwoatwardly along the center TURKEYS Under 14 lbs. 69* American S oi. line of Brlithtwood Avenue to the 30< Scotch Plains Township boundary Heating BONELESS Refill $1.00 line, thenco southerly along said PABST-ETT Township Boundary Line to the itcr line of North Avenue; thence CHEESE 1 -jtwaraiy along the center line ROAST OF VEAL oi. 23< taeaiwe they ore deiigned to old Correct of North Avcnuo to the point and Leaden asd Gotten place of beginning. CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND LIEDERKRANTZ "Body •olanca"-tM«t out, ttsmeth In, >pim> MRST WAllB. round Clstrlo*— Water Heater*— BOBBIE beginning at a point formed by Bcrden's Q^tt ttrakjht, wa know you'll Ik* that* fomowi j Intersection of the center line 354 ot Dudley Avenue with the center . GM Raagea POT ROAST Ib. 984 Swift's Brookfield PIN CURL SET heahh thoet for yowr child. They're mart end lino of Lawrence Avcnuo and run- SPECIALIZING IN SKINLESS nlng thence northeastwardly along BUTTER Mb. roll '1 AmnmnArtMm Wdh £• **•-—- VV «s^---- Atftmm the center lino of Dudley Avenue QfpflKPwIft T*V III HIVW Isfr* eTQeW tWivVS to tho center line of Mountain £.ve- 674 nuoi thenco northerly along the whh idMlific accuracy btcaut* our iioff or« center Uno of MountAm Avenue to REPAIRS FRANKFURTERS Ib. $1.25 tho center lino of Haymond Street; thence In a general northeasterly SWIFT'S - HALF OR WHOLE direction along tho center line of HENRY Raymond. Streot to the center line FRUITS-VEGETABLES of North CheKtnut Street: thence northwesterly alonir the center line G0ODFR1END TENDERIZED HAM Ib. 65< of North Chostnut Stroet and Pria- JERSEY TOMATOES oc . ELIZABETH cllla I,ano to the center line of 227 Proapact Stn«l F HlllHldo Avenue; thenco southwest- Tel. WE. L004J °' Slicing 3-lb. 25< erly along the center line of Hill- •» WE. 14S7S-M PIN CURL SET CUCUMBERS GROCERIES large & tender 2 for SHIMMH'S , • *ym, $2.00 Green Pascal STRAWBERRY PRESERVE ; 12-ox. «JI£ CELERY ...stalk NABISCO ir , SHREDDED WHEAT 12-oz. 10? Sunkisr #k_ $1.39 l*MONS do,. 29tf DIAMOND ft , Pt' VACUUM CRYSTAL SAIT tall box T^ Sweet California BROADCAST AP , BOTTLES CORNED BEEF HASH I6-01. can JDf local Golden SELL EVAPORATED MILK, SHEFFIELD'S 2 cans 23c BANTAM CORN 994 You don't have lo ahout it TOMATO JUICE, CAMPBELL'S-18-oz. can 2 for 25c 6 ears 254 from the housetops. Sell APRICOT NECTAR, HEARTS DEILGHT 2 for 21e by advertiaing in our low- RICE KRISPIES, KEUOGG'S '...box 14c HELENE CURTIS cost Want-Ad aection . . . PORK « BEANS, CAMPBELL'S-Mb. can 3 for 35c FROZEN FOODS the fastest, moat conveni- TUNA FISH, BREAST O'CHICKEN, LIGHT MEAT 39c Snow Crop SHAMPOO WHIP ent way to reach cuatotn- PEAS er.! POTATO CHIPS, WISE S-oz, 25c .2 for 49c PEAS, DEL MONTE 17»oz. can 20c Snow Crop PREMIUM CRACKERS, NABISCO Lib. 25cORANGE JUICE 2 for 49e $1.00 RY-KRISP 20c Ml. Vornon PEACHES, PREMIER : Vh can 27e ICE CREAM pt. 25c CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL, OCEAN SPRAY 10c Soabrook . THIN SPAGHETTI, MULLER'S '. 8-oz. 10c CAULIFLOWER BARON'S The Wcatfield Leader 522 CENTRAL AVENUE DRUO(ipo»llG .STORE «l«ils theai, lnen . Vvis PRESCRIPTIO243 t. MOAN CHEMISTD >T. S Member of Twin County Grocer. A«7ci«tion Phons Wsull.ld 2-eMO