■ '■ ------— _ ■ Voi. 50, No. 51 ] f k ’iiieAWN December 23, 1938 1 ■j35iBuiap<)«H 0/0 xo0 ‘Aaapuia Aituqyi xassa
Founded *888 .... Published every FRIDAY at MILLBURN.N.J.
THE BOARD OF REVIEW for Scouts of the Orange Mountain Open Post p > 4 5 ° ’ 2 9 3 - 5 5 District will be held in the Shel Christym Services Ink ter House, Taylor Park at 7:45 For Schools P. M. on Wednesday, (December Office Bids 28) John Voorhees will be in Millburn's school budget to charge. - Bids for the erection of Mill- ownshii be submitted to voters in Feb burn’s new post office will be re ruary will total for the years ceived and opened by the Post Christmas Eve lEill See Mattel Corshipcrs In 1939-1940, $450,293.55. After Office Department in Washing Land Gift On ton, at 1 o’clock P. M. January recapture of state and county school moneys in the amount 17, 1939. Ecu's— Midnight Services In Three— of $70,000 and appropriation of Chatham Road This is the first intimation $15,220 from surplus, the net that plans for the new office Special Music And Sermons In a letter to the Short Hills had been prepared and that amount to be raised by taxation Special Christmas programs Christ. Church will hold a chil will be $364,073.55. Association Miss Cora Hart construction was about to begin. have been arranged by the dren’s party at 4:30 Saturday The portion of the tax rate shorn has set forth the fact that The site at the corner of Mill- applicable to schools in 1937- the Estate has deeded to the burn avenue and Whlttingham churches of the Township to afternoon at which time gifts fo r. 1938 , was 1.292; in 1938-1939 Township all of the land lying terrace was purchased some commemorate the Birth of the New Jersey Training School months ago. 1.266 and the estimated figure west of the Little House on Cha Christ. Christmas Eve Services will be presented. At 10:45 P. M. tham road and that there now It is presumed now that the for 1939-1940 is 1.280. will be held a t St. Stephen’s, Wy carols will be sung prior to the Estimated school requirements remains little property that contracts will be placed at once of Lima and*"TIbly Communion service at for 1939-1940 are: Current Ex might conceivably be used for so that the successful bidder oming, St. Rose pense $300,020; Maintenance, commercial purposes aside from can begin operations within a Christ Church. 11:00 P. M. The choir of thirty voices, of $12,500; Capital Outlay, $4,000; the Wittkop lands and those few weeks. This should mean A solemn High Mass of St. St. Stephen’s under the direction Manual Training and House now occupied by the barn, ad that it might be turned over to Benedict will be sung by the hold Arts, $12,950 and Debt joining. Postmaster Hayes as custodian of Henry Weston Smith, organ Senior Choir of St. Rose o r t l r i i r Service, $120,823.55. Miss Hartshorn alsb states at the end of the coming Sum ist and chairmaster, will be as Church at midnight Christmas that the 10 acre Wild Flower mer. sisted by Harriet Pilch Hewson, Eve. Carols will be sung before Full details of the budget art! soprano, and Helen Stair, con available at the office of the Reservation, across Van Winckle Millburn’s new building closer the Mass and the services will brook from Chatham road, has to Wyoming, is not expected to tralto, in the singing of carols be conducted by the Reverend Board of Education in Washing and also the special service been willed to the Township by make any change in the attitude Father Coyle. Confession will bfe ton School and any taxpayer in which follows. Lucille Torrey, terested in how the expendi her. The letter states: of residents there who now re held Saturday afternoon from December 17, 1938 ceive mail through Maplewood. well known violinist will also 4 until 6 O’clock and from 7:30 tures are to be made up is in accompany the choir. - “I have just read in the-Item There is now in Maplewood how until 9 in the evening,______vited to inspect" the record:' Lullay My Liking. Shepherds, that the Short Hills Association ever, agitation for a new and Christmas Day Messes will be Last week the Board of Edu What Joyful Tidings, and Christ is very seriously concerned over separate office standing on its held at 6:45 A. M., 8 A. M„ 9:30 cation passed a resolution call Was Born will be the carols ren the possible extension of an un own feet rather than as a branch A. M., and a High Mass by the ing upon interested individuals dered starting at 11:15 P. M. The sightly business section along of South Orange, which it now is ,'unior Choir at 11 A. M. The having any matter within its church service will start at 11:30 Chatham road if permission is Benediction of the Most Blessed jurisdiction in mind, to lay it with a Processional and Choral given to Mr. Wittkop to build a Sacrament, will follow. before the district clerk by let Celebration of the Holy Com store on his property next to his Christmas Day services at St. ter, whereupon the board would munion with an address by the present row of stores. Clean-up Week Stephen's Church’ will consist of be pleased to consider and dis Reverend Hugh W. Dickinson. "Evidently there are some fac Holy Communion at 8 A. M., and cuss the issue. A Christmas Eve Candlelight tors in the situation the Asso Morning Prayer and Sermon by Frederic R. Colie offered the For Millburn ' service will be held at Wyoming ciation is not aware of. the Reverend Dickinson at 11 original resolution which was Church at 7:30. Carols will be A. M. j. C redrafted several times before "The Hartshorn Estate recent This was clean-up week for sung by the Junior Choir under Monday, December 26, has final unanimous adoption. In ly gave Millburn Township the Millburn Township Committee the direction of Miss Joyce Went. been designated St. Stephen’s proposing it he stated he felt strip of land through which the as transfers were made and old The carols will include Patient brook flows and Chatham road Day and a Children’s Festival The Item hostile to the board balances brought out, were Shepherd Keeping, Once in runs, lying between my Wild will be held at 4:30 that after and called attention to letters cleaned up and turned to sur Royal David’s City. There Dwelt Flower Reservation and the D. noon. from readers published in its plus in anticipation of the Town in Old Judea and It Came Upon Wyoming Church service columns. A reporter who left ship going on a cash basis Jah- the Midnight Clear. The Young (Continued on Page Eight) Christmas Day will be held a t the session was unable to find uary 1. People will present “Keeping * 11 A. M. The combined Junior his notes as t<5 the full discus Monday night bids were Christmas in the Heart,’’, and the and Senior Choirs will sing sev sion, upon his return. opened for a garbage truck service will close with the sing eral Christmas Hymns at this There have been several let Ter Sing.. Carols chasis and for dump bodies to ing of O Little Town of Bethle service. The Cummins Trum ters signed with nom de plumes be mounted on it. No awards hem. ------at the request of the authors, According to plans formulated were made. ------peters will also render several as is their right where the full by the young people of the Bap John A. Stewart 3rd was In selections. "If There Had Been name and address is given also. tist Church, residents of Mill- the driver’s seat and in the ab No Christmas” will be the title “ In another column today ap bum and vicinity will awaken sence of Messrs Hill and Moore, Relief Rises of the sermon by the Reverend pears the board’s invitation to early Christmas morning to the he put the other two through Ralph H. Read. letter, writers to address it in sound of Christmas carols em the paces in record time. A Holy Communion Service person. anating from Washington RoGk May be John was getting his Costs D rop will be held at 8 A. M. at Christ in South Mountain Reservation. hand in for the 1939 chairman Church Christmas morning. A Millburn’s relief load Is go sermon as well' as Holy Com CLARK SCHOOL gave its The plans call for the instal ship and possibly he was just ing up but costs are going down munion will be held at the 1 1 * "nnual Christmas pageant “The lation of an amplifier high up finishing his '38 vice-chairman according to the November re o’clock service following. Nativity” at the Woman’s Club on the mountain: and for the ship in a blaze of speed. young people to meet there at Tuesday night an adjourned port of Jess W. Bole, overseer. It The Baptist Church'will con-™ ■'f' the Oranges, Park avenue, was shown th at the number of duct its regular service Christ "aturday afternoon, December 6 A. M., and spend the next, session was staged with more hour singing carols to all within ridding and dusting of old ac persons'on relief here was 155 mas Day with the inclusion of " 17. Mrs. Rebecca Pharo Lydon during the month, a gain of 21 the singing of Angels from the 3 and Miss Eleanor Eberhardt of the sound of their voices. counts and following this com mittee members are said to have while the cost Was $1,108.88 a Realm of Joy and Tidings of the Orange Grace Church choir drop of $74.56 from October. Great Joy by the Choir. The were the soloists. They were Miss Judy French of Camp- discussed the formation of next bell road was given a luncheon •year’s committee. — *—-gr ------■ ..★ ------— annual Christmas Party for the supported by members of the Ralph Bown Jr., son of Mr. Sunday ScWbol will be held the Grace choir and, 30 members of at the Stork Club, Thursday, De Adjournment was again taken cember 22, by her cousin Miss this time to tonight, Friday, and Mrs. Ralph Bown of 85 Pine Wednesday after Christmas a t the Choral Society of the Mill street, returned on Wednesday which time Christmas exercises burn Woman’s t!lub with Arthur Gloria French of 910 Park ave when it is hoped all of the sal from Lehigh. for the children will be given. -* Laubenstein conducting. nue, New York City. vage will have been accounted | December 23, [ Page a ] The Millburn &> Short Hills ITEM 00000000000000000000000 CONGRESSMAN-elect Kean of will be a tea dance with buffet mented by three large white is apparently sufficing to keep the 12th District accompanied supper and wassail bowl. Sup swans which are believed to the swans satisfied too, and Squirrel, News, by Mrs. Kean, went to Wash per will be served from 5 to 9 have migrated here from some added to the flock of web footed ington last week for the purpose and Bob Schanck and his swing holder and ice bound pond. At birds already on hand make of making arrangements for the quintet will play for dancing any rate they were seen by Po quite a picture. Story, Camera living accommodations during from 4 to 9. lice Officer Horack flying .over Millburn Saturday evening, and If you get a flying squirrel in the session of Congress which Racquets Club will hold its CHIEF C. NORBERT WADE of opens January 3rd. They have annual Childrens’ party Thurs apparently spying the water and your home be content, don’t add live duck decoys In Taylor Park Millburn is one of 100 police to it an inquiring reporter and taken an apartment at the day afternoon, December 22 and heads invited to attend the in Shoreham Hotel. on December*31, there will be a Lake, decided to adopt Millburn a candid camera artist. as their at least temporary stitute of Police Chiefs, to be supper-dance. held at Rutgers University, Jan Mrs. Herbert Oakley of Saga- j k ...... home. Food placed for the ducks more road, aided by three.Cock- In addition to these club ac uary 23 and 24. ' er Spaniels had finally bested ] W . a b p tivities there will be special ... one of these little monsters Mon- holiday features at the Town day when the reporter and his T T 1' J Til ship supper clubs so that all who ... camera reinforcement drove up. rlollO dV r l(MS are bent on makng the occasion For Christmas Cheer Persuaded that the squirrel J a merry one, will have no diffi culty. was a “sweet, placid little thing” New ' Year’s Eve and New Mrs. Oakley was induced to pose Year’s day will be observed by. ★ Buy Her with it in her lap. This proved all of Millburn’s clubs with plans to be the interlude it was await for dinners, dancing and merry Swans Jo in QUAKER ing to resume its aeriel acro making. batics, and Mrs. Oakley being in Short Hills Club will hold a HOSIERY a state for entertainment by New Year’s Eve dinner and P a rk D ucks then, passed the buck of recap dance on Saturday, December A T ture to the news men. 31 and on Monday, January 2, Taylor Park’s collection of One of some 200 pounds scur there will be the Governors re ducks which was started last ried full length under sofas and ception from 4 to 7 with egg nog Easter has recently been aug EDNA LEE S behind chairs trying to ."bring and dancing. ’em back alive" and Incidentally Wyoming Club will hold a REPAIR doing the household dusting. New Year’s Eve dance Saturday SERVICE t° $1.00 L 390 Springfield Avenue, Through prone and ballet pos RADIO ah purenases night, December 31. “ 8m The Mark* Brother*** make., her ^a ^ . Summit N I tures the mammal lead him, fin Canoe Brook Cduntry Club MILLBURN 6-0015 Hosieffry - Club k num m u,« . j . ally taking refuge in the lava will hold a New Year’s Eve ob RADIO SALES CORP. Member tory. servance Saturday, December 31 357 Millburn Arena* Closing the door quickly with with dinner and dancing; music the camera man and reporter by Gay Young and his orchestra. inside, the end of the chase On Monday, January 2, there seemed near, two men and a squirrel in a box, as it were. From outside the hostess heard Vacuums Cleaner II AY MAIN II mutterings, profanity and fin REPAIR SERVICE ally an “ouch" as the “placid" The Marks Brother**' squirrel sunk its teeth into the MILLBURN 6-0015 reporter’s thumb. RADIO SALES CORP. j - ■ m * l . Just as a midget must suc 357 Millburn Arena* _____ 1 cumb to Man Mountain Dean, so the flexible flyer finally gave up and the lavatory door opened to Free Delivery 327 Millburn Ave. disclose it clasped in a bloody i V a * J hand. All the time flash light bulbs Millburn 6-2233-4-5 Millburn, N. J. had been winking and the cam era shutter clicking, but aside from “X marks the spot" and the dancing writer, the plates were blanks. Specials For Thurs., Fri., ^ S a t. Only, December 22, 23, 21 If perchance you should see a sleeping scribe, don’t blame him, he’s done his daily dozen and deserves a rest. Fancy Turkeys 1 37 Mrs: Oakley’s" further adven CHRISTMAS WREATHS tures will be with wild life, un assisted. 5 0 c up Smoked Hams Tcndcrizd 33 Fancy Poinsettia Plants Cyclamen MARY ★ Virginia Hams 1 ^<'— 1 43 Beauty Specialist IDEAL GARDENS Specializing in Permanent T. J. CONKLIN, Prop. Waves 570 Morris Ave., Springfield Prime Rib Roast 29 82 Spring St. Millburn Millburn 6-1907 Millburn 6-1134 FRESH KILLED DUCKS * GEESE ★ ROASTING CHICKENS For Christmas... Fresh Cape Cod Cranberries 2 29
give her FANCY COOKING FANCY SEEDLESS Apples 6 25c Grapefruit 6 to119
FANCY WINESAP JUICY ' ROSS do/.. O Eating Apples 25c Florida Oranges d / 15
#{|50 EMPEROR LARGE BUNCHES FANCY n Table Grapes 3 m,s’ 19c Celery Hearts 2 *»• 19
9 WHITE BOILING FRESH CALIFORNIA Onions t 3 n,s- 19c Peas 2 ii>s, 25c ;* NEE DELL SHOE STORES 0 GOLDEN SWEET LARGE Potatoes 3 n « . 1 4 c Tangerines c W r-j 2 1 i Buster Brown Shoes -Friendly and Walk-Over < > For Children For Men < > 386 SPRINGFIELD AVE. (Bassett Bldg.) SUMMIT, N. J. (( FOODS i 4 - [ December 23, 1938] The Millhum Gr* Short Hills ITEM [ Page 3 ] ooo
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Park where you A Fine Selection of Hamilton, f Bulova and Elgin Watches. m m can shop, and, shop -.114.. "Telech ron Sg3~ W.estclock where you can save! Holmes and Edwards Silverware. Gift Suggestions For All. FREE PARKING Open Until 9 P. M. Until'Christinas . • to l M. William (icljark WATCUll.LKEll - JEWELER Open All Day Monday 268 Morris Ave., Opp Post Office, Springfield, N. J. Telephone Millburn 6-1710 SR Phone Millburn 6-1886 Free Delivery .19
King William IV s c o t c h $2 5th A known light, delicate whiskey, you save $1.10
Golden $2-19 Mountain P.& W. . . ' Wedding q* Farm $1-19 Gin $.1 ^ 9 tit. A blend of straight whiskies, qt- 14 youngest whiskey less than four 3 Year Old Bourbon IQQ'/o Grain Spirits years old. Regular Price $1.89 An Ideal Mixer Formerly Sold For $2.75 CALIFORNIA WINES IMPORTED VINTAGE Port, Sherry, Muscatel Barberone, Clarets, Burgundy WINES FROM FRANCE Gai. $ 1 . p s Sauternes, Clarets, Burgundy (>al. 98c on!. 69c 5fh 89c and upward Vi Vl ( i a l - B S C Hankey Bannister Scotch 69 8 Years Old s 2 5 h Choice of the British Navy and Diplomatic Corps. A true Scotch for Connoisseurs -x Old Quaker Cognac 79 STOCK $1.75 Imported A Merry Christmas Elliott j * Rye 4 French & Italian Q c 20 years old At this season, we extend to all Youngest whiskey on the label. Vermouth less than 3 yr. old .... pt. 89c \ Regular Price $3.39 30 oz. bottle our sincere wishes tor good cheer P. & W. 4 yr. Old „„ Blemont French ■ ^ at Christmas and a new year of $ 1 .89 $ * | .99 health, happiness and prosperity. Straight Rye t Champagne s& Our own private selection pt. 95c Vintage of .1928
Tree Top We are sole agents in Millburn for West Indies Jersey Apple BELLOWS & COMPANY Wharf Virgin Island Rum Importers iind Dealers in Fine Wines Brandies, Whiskies and other Spirits 90 proof $ ^ . 3 9 Light or $1.49 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1830 Heavy qt. 5tl, RaIIou/’q Imported DUIIU tv O Martini-Rossi 8 9 c 4 year old qt $2-80 Chianti CJL American Rye In original, attractive, woven, straw covered quart bottle. SUMMIT T R U S T Bellow’s Wilken $1.39 Black Prince COMPANY $1.49 SUMMIT. NEW JERSEY $3.69 Family Brandy Cordials MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM A blend 5th 20 years old Stir Practically all flavors 5th Member Fede/.L Depo»lL |ntur.nce Corporation ESTABLISHED 1891 SAVE 10% TO 15% DISCOUNT ON CASE LOTS ON MOST POPULAR BRANDS | * •
Convenience Personal Attention PAUL H. WAESE, Prop.
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Committee members working lehem over the Christmas week Newark Amusements end. Alas! the Ass. Kiddie Xmas— jointly on this party are, for S a muel ) • Millburn Post; Frank C. Winner, DECEMBER 21 — I to reading Chairman; Commander Perkins, PROCTORS Vepys— this day of more agitation over Saturday .... Homer J. Wright and Thomas the desecration of the National ..: '—.- Matthews; for Springfield Post, * Anthem by Swing Bands, it The committee in charge of Commander Jacobs, L. F. Ma seeming that Jitterbugs in the . the Annual American Legion cartney and Herbert Day. -Her- Diary Star Spangled Banner "be as Kiddies Christmas party an I The members of the posts ex sacriligious as termites might nounces, through its Chairman tend an invitation to the chil be. in Father Washington’s Frank Q. Winner, that final ar dren of the townships within teeth .• There do seem to be con rangements. have been made to the age limit to come to the siderable difference between narty and have a good time. DECEMBER 19 — There do be hold the party at the Millburn waving-the flag and “swinging” many famous people who dwell Theatre Saturday, December 24, .NOTICE OF 8KTTLEMKNT WALT DtSNFVK the Star Spangled Banner. i* £ 5 S within our township borders, Dr. at. 9 A. M. ---i, KHTATfl OF IttCIIARD C, WILLIAMS, Frank Jewett being decorated This party for the boys and ‘ *' doeeaaisd. - ' DECEMBER 22 — This day’s N otice Ih hereby given* that the Ac KSi' tore and aft for his services to girls is sponsored yearly by Guy counts of the Subscriber, cxtiputOr of the—— journal did carry the news that last Will and Testament of RICHARD C. y rr.j:a6XEATfSrSHOW VALUE! humanity, and many others. I R. Bosworth Post No. 140, its WILLIAMS, deceased, will be- audited would like to recommend that mayhap cemeteries wjll be Auxiliary, Continental Post No. and stated by the Surrogate and J t s ' ■ taxed, and this being so, it do ported for settlement to the Orphana* HUBERTWpnoni If the township were to give 228 of Springfield and Warner Court of the County of Essex' on Tues S Mw/tnH \ J M/rcneu r ois* bring up the pretty thought that day, the 21th day of January noxt. medals for such, it go to this Brothers and is for children of Dated December 19. 1938 Freeman Clarkson and Franklin the two certainties of life would Millburn and Springfield town NATIONAL CITY RANK OF NEW YORK be brought together in the grave. Cyrus W. Lurm. Proctor . .. ~~..— Kellogg, and they having made j » ships who are twelve years of ■7R0 Hergonline Avenuo onsTRu-mnnson age and under.. Union City, N. J. a great contribution to local and DECEMBER 23 — Dec. 8-3, 30. Jan. C, 13. 20 visiting humanity by the crea TO ONE AND ALL The joint committee, with the tion of a map of Short Hills. No cooperation of the manager of I hope that MATERIALS &^/MXIE_DUNBARi PIRfoa aa longer need the would-be guest •NTCftTAIMBfU jU you’ll tide the local Millburn Theatre, has SUPPLIES be but a voice, crying in the Over Yuletide. arranged a program of pictures ART wilderness — unless Short Hills for the kiddies that will have Decorative Painters Supplies do become irate at having been ★ them walking on air during the discovered at long last and take show. Also the big surprise, 31) Millburn Ave. Millburn (-1H1 in its telephone poles. “Snow Queen Santa Claus will be present to give each- child a box of candy. “The Snow Queen”, spectacu The committee has been very DECEMBER 20 — I to learn lar Christmas play, opens at'the careful in planning for the safe ing of several things this day Paper Mill Playhouse on Mon SOLUTION to the that did remind me all over ty and care of the children by day afternoon, December 26, at again that we live in a revolu having members of both Posts, 2:30 for a run of two weeks. tionary age, and that Yuletide the Millburn Auxiliary, Junior Last Minute G ift Problem There will be matinees every in this century do be a far try Police and Boy Scouts of both afternoon during the first week, from the original. Firstly, and to towns present. December 26 through 21st, and Just shop at Babs. For here, with tiozens of sportswear wit, it is a law now that the on January 2, 4, 5, and 7. Eve items all located on a single floor, you can leisurely whiskers of the multitudes of ning performances will be De* Santa Clauses must pass inspec and conveniently check off the remaining names on cember 27 and 28, and January tion of both Police and Sanitary your Christmas list. 3, 5, 8, and 7. MILLBURN Departments lest they harbor NOW PLAYING some dangerous personage or JoncM Family REPAIR “SUEZ” SWEATERS front $ 2.98 HOSIERY from .79 disease; secondly, the main fuse “DOWN did blow in the middle of a RADIO SERVICE ON THE “Her The Marka Brothers" Tyrone I’owjer SKIRTS from $3-‘^ SLIPS front SI .98 performance of the Nativity at Loretta Young FARM” Westfield; thirdly, the bus MILLBURN 6-0015 ROBES trout S 3-98 GOWNS front S i .98 drivers of Palestine do be plan RADIO SALES CORP. CHRISTMAS PARTY 3.17 Millburn A venae ning on heavy traffic to Beth A T O U B HOUSECOATS front S PAJAMAS front S i KIDDIE SHOW 3.98 .98 SATURDAY AT 12:30 OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 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★ NEWARK STANLEY, 33 South Orange Avenue. “SUBMARINE PATROL", Richard Greene, Nancy Kelly, Slim Summerville, Preston Foster; "THERE GOES MY HEART", Virginia Bruce, Frederick March, Patsy Kelly, December 23*29. v LOEWS, Broad and New Streets. "THE COWBOY AND THE LADY", Gary Cooper, Merle Oberon. Patsy Kelly. Walter Brennan: “FLIRTING WITH * PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE FATE", Joe E. Brown, Leo Carrillo, Beverly Roberts. De AMERICAN LEGION — Meets Fourth Thursday of each month 8 P. M., Recreation Building, Taylqr Park. Matinee* at 2:30. Evenings 8:30. cember 22-29. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY — Meets second Tues “THE SNOW QUEEN", two weeks aturtlng Docembor 2G, through January 7. Gall Box Offico for specifto infor RKO PROCTORS, 116 Market Street. day of curb month, 8 P. M.. Recreation Building. Taylor Park. m a tio n . 1 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS — Meets second and fourth "JUST AROL’NIJ THE CORNER", Shlrlxy .Temple, Monday of each month, 8:30 P. M.. St. Roso of Lima School Churl,* Ferrell. I.uelen Minefield. Joan DiivIb ; “ T H E Hull. i t MAPLEWOOD STORM". Chart,* Itlekforil, Tom llrown, 1‘renton Foxier, Men Urey. Andy ltevlne. Heeemlier 23-JO. (’ASO COL UMBO CIVIC ASSOCIATION meets first Friday Matinees Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 2:40 of each month at 7:00 o’clock I*. M. P. M Evenings 8:40 P. M. FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. Cont Inental Lodge — "BAIIES IN TOYLAND", week starting Monday, Decem BRANFORD, 11 Branford Place. Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each month, 8 P. M., ber 20. through Suturduy, December 31. Following week "IlEAkT OF THE NORTH". Hlek Fornn, (lull Fuse, First National Hank Building. ' THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER", or "HIT THE DECK". Gloria Dickson, Janet Chapman; “HARD TO GET", Dick JOCKEY HOLLOW FIELD TRIAL CLUB—Meets second Powell, Olivia de llavillund, Chur lea Winniger, December 23- Wednesday of each month, 8 P. M., Recreation Building, Taylor Park. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS—Meets first and third Thura- i f ELIZABETH day of vault month, 8:30 P. M , Ht. Hose of Lima School b j i o v m Hull. REGENT, 39 Broad Street. These programs are MASONIC CLUB — Meets .the first Tuesday of each a c c u r a te a t p reae "THAT CERTAIN AGE"; "STORM OVER HENGAI,”. month in the Masonic Club rooms, Bnnlt Building, MlUburn. time — but Theatres Richard Cromwell, Pntrlc Know lea, Rochelle Hudson. De MEN'S CLUB — St. Stephen's Church — Meets third so m e tim e s change cember 23-30. ThnrsdHjV of each month 8:15 Parish House, 135 Main their mind*. Street. RITZ, 1148 East Jersey Street. MILLBURN HoMMUNITY COUNCIL — Meets flrat Wed "ANUHUa JAXUl-JUUnl FACES". I'm O'Urleo. James nesday of June. October, December, February and April. •* i f MILLBURN Cagney. “Dead End" kids. Humphrey Bogart, December 23- rtie chnnricler at 1-2:15. 30. MILLBURN REPUBLICAN CLUB — Meets the fourth “SUEZ”, Tyrone Poorer, Loretta Young. Annabella; I'hursday of each month, 8 00 P, M., Harry J. Stevena office, “DOWN ON THE FAIlM ", Jed Prouty, Spring Bylngton. Mlllhurn Avenue. • Russell Oleason, December 23-24. “THANKS FOK THE MEMOKY", Hob Hope. Shirloy Koss; “ARKANSAS TRAV MILLBURN ROTARY CLUB — Meets at the Chantlcler ELER". Bob Burns, Fay Buinter. Jean Parker, John Beal, fa-h Tuesday noon for luncheon and program. Frank If. December 25-27. “THERE GOES My HEART”. Virginia Rudolph, President. Bruce. Frederick March, Patsy Kelly; “SUBMARINE PA O R D ER o f EASTERN STAR, Continental Chapter—Meets TROL". Richard Greene, Nuncy Kelly, Slim Summerville, first and third Wednesday of each month, 8 P. M., First Na- Preston Pouter, December 28-31. S o r i a / , liunal Bank Building. ORDER OF THE AMARANTH-Mcst^seeond and fourth * MADISON mil'; Thursday of each month 8 1*. National Bank Building. "MR. DOODLE KICKS OFF", Joe Ponner, Juno Travis, Richard Igine; “BAR 20 JUSTICE”. William Boyd, George WYOMING CLUB—Club dinner, second Saturday of each WASHINGTON ROCK ROD AI< CLUB — Meets Hayes. Russell Hayden, December 23-24. month at 7 P. M. Games and entertainment follow. fo»t and third Titursdiiy of each mo* P. M., Recreation MEN’S NIGHT at the Wyoming Club every Monday night. Building. TaylorPark. * SUMMIT WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28 — Junior Dinner-Dance, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD — Meets third Thursday boys and girls 13 to 17, Short Hills Club. •jf each month. 8 P. M , First National Bnnk Building. "ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES", James Cagney, Put O'Brien. "Dead End" kids, Humphrey Bogart, December 23- N E W YEARS EVE DINNER AND DANCE, Saturday, 24. “ SUBMARINE PATROL". Richard Greene, Nancy Kelly; Dff*ml>er 31, at Short Mills Club. "THE LITTLE ADVENTURESS", Edith Fellows, Richard RUTGERS’ ALL-STATE DINNER, Saturday, January 21, Flske, Jacqueline Wolls, December 25-27. ^THAT CERTAIN at Newark Athletic Club. AG E". Tiehmm DirrTnnv TVTFtvyn Douglas, Jackin Cooper, De NEW YKAIUfe EVE DANCE, Wyoming Club, Saturday, cember 28-31. December 31. Events GOVERNORS’ RECEPTION. Short Hills Club, Monday, * UNION J a n u a r y 2. from 4 to 7 P. M. Egg N og a n d Dancing. EXHIBITION OF OILS, water colors and stained glass ALUMNI KRIS KltlNOLE PARTY, MiMburn Alumni As l>\ group of Ni w Hope .Q lists. Paper Mill Playhouse, No "SUEZ". Tyrone Power, Loretta Young. Annabella: sociation, Friday, December 23, at 8:30 P. M. in high vember I I-January 4 2:00 to 5:00 P. M. including Sundays, "DOWN ON THE FARM", Jed Prouty, Spring Byington, school gym. open to public, Russell Gleason, December 23-24. "STABLEMATES". Wal NEW YEAR’S EVE SUPPER-DANCE. Racquets Club, KRIS K KING LE DAY. Millburn High School. Friday, lace Beery, Mickey Rooney, Margaret Hamilton; "TORCHY .em b e r 23. GETS HER MAN", Glenda Farrell, Bart McLane, December 9:30 I’. M.. to 4:00 A. M., Saturday. December 31. 25-27. “BROTHER RAT”, Wayne Morris. Priscilla Lane; NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNEIt-QANCE, Canoe Brook Coun*. SPECIAL MEETING, Millburn Public Library "Associa “YOUTH TAKES A FLING", Joel McCrea, Andrea Leeds, try Club, Saturday, December 31, 8 P. M. to 3 A. M. tion. at lliu Library. Thursday, December 29, 8:15 P, M. Frank Jenks, December 28-31. TEA DANCE—BUFFET HUPPER, Canoe Brook Country CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE, Wyoming Club, Mondny, January 2, 4 to T P. M. Church, Saturday, December 24. at 7:30 P. M. if IRVINGTON _____ N CHILDREN’S PARTY, Christ Church. Short Hills, Sat SOLEMN' HIGH MIDNIGHT MASS, music by Senior urday. December 24 at 4:30 I’. M. Choir 11:45 P. M., Saturday, December 21. St. Rose of Lima CASTLE, 1115 Clinton Avenue. Church, Short Hills. CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL, .Monday, December 20 at 4:30 "MEN WITH WINGS", Fred MacMurray, Louise Camp P. M., at St. Stephen's Church, Millburn, bell, Ray Milland, Andy Devine; "BROADWAY MUS KETEERS". Margaret Lindsay. Ann Sheridan, Marie Wil WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28 — Board of Review, son. December 23-24. "STABLEMATES"; "TORCHY GETS orange Mountain District Smuts, Recreation House, Taylor T urk, a t 7:45 P. M. HER MAN", December 35-27. “BROTHER RAT". "YOUTH TAKES A FLING", December 28-31. CHItf.ST.MAH CAROLING. Washington Rock in South Mountain Reservation. Sunday, December 25. at 0:00 A M., SANFORD, Springfield Avenue at Sanford. Young People of Baptist Church. Millburn. "THANKS FOR THE MEMORY"; "GANGSTER’S BOY", Jackie Cooper. Hobert Warwick, Louise Lorlmer, December 23. "SUBMARINE PATROL"; "THERE GOES MY HEART", MILLBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY—Open Mondays 2-6, 7:30- December 24-27. "THE CITADEL", Robert Donat, Rosa 9 30 P. M.; Tuesdays 2-6 P. M.; Wednesdays—same hous as lind Russell; “FIVE OF A KIND", Dionne quintuplets, Cesar Mondays; Thursdays—same hours as Tuesdays; Friday—same Romero, Jean Hersholt, Claire Trevor, December 28-31. as Monday; Saturdays—9 A. M. to 12:30. Closed Sundays and or inner H o lid ay . E D I FIND THE MISSING — By Daniel M. Eiscnberg. as i f SOUTH ORANGE told to JoIirr'NIrhnlns Beffel — Here is excellent stuff, con BARBERRY CORNER — 33 Taylor Street, Millburn (Mlll- vincing, clear and engaging, notwithstanding the faet that it biiin 6-2086). Delicious food served amid charming surround- CAMEO was ghost-written. Mr. Eisenberg began on a shoestring, or $1.00.bigs Luncheon 50c. Dinner 85c and $1.00. «*flunday dinner „ “ BHQTHER RAT"; "YOUTH TAKES A FLING". De less, and In a relatively short time has made himself Into cember 23-24. “SUEZ"; "DOWN ON THE FARM", De a tycoon of a unique business—proprietor of the Skip Tracers CANNON BALL INN- 126 Morris Avenue, Sprjngfieid. cember 25-27. "ARKANSAS TRAVELER” ; "THANKS FOR Company, a commercial firm which specializes in the find (Millburn 6-1444). Historic landmark. Home cooking. Lunch THE MEMORY", December 28-31. ing if missing persons. From time to time, in newspapers eon 50c. Dinner 85c and $1.00. Sunday dinner snme. and magazines and on the radio, some of Mr. Elsenberg’s ex traordinary career has been told, but hero at last It is In CHANT1CLER—-Millburn Avenue, Mlllhurn. {Millburn 6- i f ORANGE h'nrjlv'fnrni: -v 2377). Supper (Tub with a deserved following. Mace Irian ANNAPOLIS TODAY — By Kendall Banning — “Annapo Fads the Clianticlcr orchestra Dinner $1.50 up from 6 to 10 EMBASSY, 349 Mgin Street. lis Today” follows the author's similar hook, "West Point ami Sundays noon to 10. Luncheons 85c, 12 to 3 in the se.pcntlnc' "Ttofilff—BIpIhW'“6.nd Lee entertain. Minimum "ROAD DEMON", Henry Arthur, Joan Valeric; "ILLE Today". This interesting illustrated now book is needed; the weekdays $1.50; Saturdays, $2.60. No couvert. GAL TRAFFIC”. J. C. Naish, Mary Carlisle, Robert P is last history of the United States Naval Academy was Park ton, December 23; "BROTHER RAT"; "YOUTH TAKES A Benjamin’s, published injlOOO. Our two national schools are DAY’S COLONIAL RESTAURANT—40 Park Place, Mor FLING", December 24-26. "THANKS FOR TilE MEMORY"; -fortunate In having their history brought up to date by a ristown (MO. 4-0750). Restaurateurs and caterers, on location ‘/GANGSTER'S BOY", December 27-28. "ARKANSAS TRAV trained observer and -experienced—author who could spend ill .Aloxxifltown since 1862. Luncheon 40c—75c. Supper 76c. ELBR“ ; "VACATION FROM LOVE". Dennis O’Keefe, Flor several months at each academy...... ta nner -64.00. Sunday dinner $1.25. ence Rice, December 29-30. MARGARET SANGER — Au Autobiography — The life of Margaret Sanger is also inevitably a history of the blrth- HUM CREEK COFFEE HOUSE — Old. Short Hills Road contto! movement.Within less than the'span of one woman’s at Brook.side Drive,-MHibwnr {Millburn 6-1910).' An old Co i f EAST ORANGE ■ -Ttftr. conditions have changed so greatly*as to make this ac lonial h"U»e..remodelled into a charming eating place. Lunch count of the early days seem almost incredible. eon 50c and 65c. Dinner 85c, $1.00 -and $1.25. Sunday dinner HOLLYWOOD, Central Avenue at Harrison. People have complained that Margaret Sanger, has no sense IT. oranrTrYS-^'ffiTaF^ ... of humor, at least in her talks. To this she replies tartly: "THAT-CERTAIN AGE". Deanna Durbin. Jackie Coop TONY'S -- 21 Thirteen Hi Avenue. Newark. (Mitchell %■ er, Melvyn Douglas, John Halllday, Ire.ne Rich, Nancy Car- “ f am the protagonist of women who have nothing to laugh . » Until htrffr “control .tins . been democratized—declares 9022) Art. outstanding luncheon and dinner rendezvous rolf, December 23-29. ' Luncheon 36 r and a la c/irto. Dinner “a'la carte, Margaret Sanger concluding a rich and varied lx>ok about a rich and varied life, there can he no rest. WATUFfUNG MANOR — Upper Johnston Drive, Watch- i f WEST ORANGE WAR IN HEAVEN — By Philip Barry — This first novel ung. N. J. Two minutes^rorn Route 29 at North Plainfield. by a successful playwright, Philip Barry, Is definitely a A delightful spot to dlno on the mountainside. Weekday -STATE. — ...... - ---I— : 17oolT wTTTi a meSSiW.' TTTPVPltl.
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Main St. pure fruit juices jar Millburn 6-0449 Plum Pudding LL* <“23c^b39c Ann Page Jellies I* Ige. 29 o z .^ % _ bottles f *|C None SuchMinceMeat2 pkgs. I9C Yukon C lu b » r« r3(plus deposit) ‘ ILB.C 1 lb. Mince Moot qmm amm 2 pkgs. I5< Cookies Pride Assortment pkg. 2 IC a blend of pure cane Q 12 oz. Sham Cheese Whole Milk-Americon ,b- 25‘ Rajah Syrup and maple syrups L bottles 25c Mayflower I Telephone' EASTERN DIVISION Millburn 6-1400 e a s t e r n d i v i s i o n A&P FOOD STORES [ December 1( Pag. S t ] -The Millburn " &------Short------Hill) . ... ; 13 . if -/JU938 J ] 1^^^^^^00^6^6^M 66^000<>60000000000<>00000000000000 ,M f ■■n f liristm os City of 1 9 3 8 -ij i M u i r !* f t exsi t m c* tr f *~St o^i e rz. — — that NONE may be forgotten/ Open Evenings, including Christmas eve?--* for everybody’s convenience! .. £2 i Main at Prospect East Orange [ December 23, 1938! [ Page 10 | _____T_____ The Millburn & Short Hills (ifE M (XKiOOOOOOOOOOOOMO^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW OOOOOOOOO^OOO ,0000000000000000, Saturday, De Janet Richardson of Wyoming, ning at a Christmas party. family in Tampa, Florida. Miss luncheon^ par y Olive Fairbank will be in Phila cember '17, at the Hawaiian Jane Schalscha, Jane Violet Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Barry of room, Hotel Lexington, New York Jane Schroeder, Barbara Claus! Locust avenue will have as their delphia with her family till after New Years. Miss Carlotta Bryant City. Virginia and Ruth Thevenet! guests Cltristmas her mother Betty Reed Katherine Wheeler! and father, Mr. and Mrs. William of 510 Wyoming avenue will m i Janet Richardson of Short Hills’, §» MM Donaldson; her sister, Miss Jane spend the holidays at her home in Honesdale, Pa. Mr. Harvey and Ben Peterson, Larry Glezen! Mrs. Henry Junge of Locust Donaldson; her brother, William Branin Jacobs, Ross Meeker! avenue spent the first part of Donaldson Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. WOltman will spend his vacation with his family in Holland, Jack Felbush, „ Neil Rose, Ted this week in Toronto, Canada. P. J. !McGuire all of New York Nancy Bennett,, daughter of Meier, Alan Johnson, Bill Cox, Michigan. Miss Virginia. M cCau Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olthoff of City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett of ...>’ack Clemence, Robert Mane!..... 48 * Greenwood dirve announce Mr. John Fenlin of 81 Locust ley will be. in .Hagerstown with her family for the holidays. Berkley road is home from Malcolm Smith, Ralph Leonard l^ tB e birth of a Son Robert. Crane. avenue is recovering from a Bucknell. Miss Bennett who and Donald Elberfield. ^ —Mrs. Olthoff and son returned gunshot wound in the foot. Mr. Betty Hershey, daughter of graduates this year is one of Mr. and Mrs. Richards will ‘ • from Orange Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Fenlin and family will Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Hershey of 99 the twelve girls to have the have ever the week-end Mrs. D, spend the week-end with the Mountainview road, returned feT O "WWBi^gay."-T-:— hjnor of living this year in the G. Roulean and her sons James gsss Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schu latters family 'in Philadelphia. from Penn State on Wednesday. honor house...... zsZSSse^andT5avid of Brooklyn and Mr. macher, o.f Locust avenue enter Mr. and Mrs. CL R-Kane-ot 45- --The-Ho»shey family will spend- and Mrs. James Petrie of Ridge tained twelve at bridge Sunday Mountainview road will have as Christmas Monday and several Victor Traub, son of Mr. and field, Conn., as house guests. evening. their guests for the week-end days next week in Lancaster,. Pa. Mrs. V. Traub, of 32 Maple ter Barbara Coburn of Millburn her mother, Mrs. John Slade of visiting his parents Mr. arid Mrs race, has issued invitations for Their daughter Louise is home avenue and Margaret Trlerweil- Baltimore and his mother Mrs. E. N. Hershey. a dance at his home, December from Batavia, N. Y„ where she er of 85 Maple street have Issued Bessie Kane of New York. Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Horne of 26. His guests will be the Misses teaches and Nancy from Pratt. invitations for a dance at the Mrs. L. R. Blasius of Wyoming 39 Parkview drive will have as Wyoming Club on the evening of avenue had a Christmas party their guests on Christmas day December 29th. for her piano pupils at her home Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ireland for Mrs. Paul Bryant of 23 Walnut at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon. merly of Millburn. Hope Horne avenue will entertoin sixteen at Miss Jants Cooper of 19 South will leave on Monday to spend STORAGE MOVING a luncheon-bridge today. ern Slope drive attended the the week with Mr. and Mrs. A. SHIPPING The Eastern Star had their opera at the Mosque on Wed-* Widger, her aunt and uncle, in PACKING Christmas party on Wednesday nesday with a party from Cha Philadelphia. evening, December 21. tham. Mrs. George F. Sampson and RUG Mrs. Reginald Spell of 938 Miss Mary Clery Whiteside of daughter, Joan of 514 Wyoming CLEANING Ridgewood road entertained her 98 Mountainview road will spend avenue were guests at a surprise NEW FLOOR dessert bridge club Tuesday eve- the Christmas holidays with her Vacuum Cleaner COVERINGS REPAIR SERVICE Wishing Our Customers and Friends a Very “See The Marks Brothers” MILLBURN 6-0015 SOUTH ORANGE STORAGE CORP. RADIO SALES CORP. SOUTH ORANGE...... 2-4000 Merry Christmas 357 Millburn Avenue We ask your cooperation so that our employees may also enjoy a Merry Christmas by CONLON’S CAMERA SHOP Closing at Noon, December 25 3 5 0 MILLBURN AVENUE MILLBURN 6-1403 AGFA FILM EASTMAN CAMERAS T iglie s ESSO Servlcenter EASTMAN FILM ZEISS IKON CAMERAS 'l FRANCIS I*. TIMIF, BROVIRA PAPER CONTAX CAMERAS TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES, ROAD SERVICE AGFA CHEMICALS BELL & HOWELL CAMERAS Main and Essex Streets Millburn 6-0935 EASTMAN PAPERS WESTON EXPOSURE METERS VICTOR PHOTO REFLECTORS F & R DEVELOPING TANKS CHRISTMAS CARDS MADE FROM YOUR OWN SNAPSHOTS ALWAYS LOOK AT CONLON’S FIRST How to hare an Fine Grain Developing and Printing Service by Experts extra merry Christmas at no extra cost Send all the washing to Morey LaRue Santa Claus makes extra w<^k (or mothers and wives. Shopping (or gilts, groceries and goodies . * . retting the house ready (or holiday visits takes a lot ot time. In such busy times It doesn’t pay to bother with the washing at home when yon ean have It all done so nicely l i t by Morey LaRue (or no more than It costs to do at home (as proven by the $1000 cash challenge). only A A r first f Slightly more ~| ■fH'C 9 lbs. |_ Mon. & Tues,'• J only 4c each add’l lb. Remember, you. too, are entitled to enjoy the Christmas season the same as other (oiks. Prepare jow to enjoy an extra merry Christmas at no extra cost by telephoning or writing Morey LaRue today. FERE TELEPHONE SERVICE - CALL “WX-1700” * Laundering— Dry Cleaning— Rug Cleansing __m . ______D ully gurviro in Kweii-flwMity— — " ' t"” 10 West Jersey Sti«et Elizabeth, New Jersey V [December 23, 1938] The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM l P«ge The Scriblers met at the home Mr. Goodell will go on a cruise a cocktail and buffet supper on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett of Mrs. Haas, Kendel avenue on to Nassau, during the Christmas Christmas Monday in honor of of Berkley road will have as Tuesday afternoon. There were vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W^ed of their week-end guests Mr. and TIG ER’S fifteen present and tea was West Orange who will leave in Mrs. H. F. Renner of Philadel Miss Amy Hodel, daughter of January to live in Boston. phia. . . served. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hodel of 397 (Ehristniaa Miss Jane Sawyer daughter of Wyoming avenue, returned last Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sawyer of Thursday from Wellesley for the 75 vryrtie avenue, is home from holidays; her sister Ethel re Meredith in Raleigh, N. C. The turned yesterday from Mill- Sawyers will have as their week-, waukee. end guest Miss Dee Catlett of Los Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Taylor of Gifts He and She will remem Angeles, California. 441 Wyoming avenue will have ber long after December. Selected Balsam Lionel Electric Trains All Sizes— 2- to 15 Ft. Sunbeam Automatic Coffee- LOWEST PRICES master Fine Selection of Cory Glass Coffeemaker Living Christmas Trees Silex Glass Coffeemaker ♦ . THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Electric Iron , FANCY FRESH KILLED Electric Percolator Turkeys young hens or toms lb. J_c “ Electric Waffle Iron Electric Toaster FANCY Natural Wreaths Long Island Ducklings ib. 2 L for doors and windows. Made Electric Grills J of Hemlock, White Pine, Electric Mixmaster FANCY FRESH KILLED Princess Pine and Holly. Nice Roasting Chickens 3 to 4 lb. av C- lb- 27c ly decorated with ribbons, Bissell Carpet Sweeper berries, cones, etc, Lower Wiss Pinking Shears ARMOUR’S STAR Prices. Wiss Kitchen Shears Pork Loins whole or halt if). 2 1 c Pyrex Gift Set Christmas Plants Aluminum Cooking Utensils FRESH FLORIDA POINSETTIAS CYCLAMEN Carving Set Stringless Beans ib. 7 c - CHRISTMAS CHERRIES Knife and Fork Set FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER JAPANESE GARDENS MANY OTHERS Walker Turner Power Tools 8 tnr 25 c Seedless Grapefruit Mistletoe, Tuble Center Pieces, Tool Chest Roping, Branches, etc. FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER What-Not Cabinet OPEN 8 A. M TO 10 P. M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Natural Color Oranges 2 0 uh- J 2 5 c Sunbeam Shavemaster U. S. NO. 1 SELECT^ IDAHO South Mountain Nurserictt Woodcraft Pen Knife Baking Potatoes 10 ibs. 29 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS Cocktail Shaker Millburn Ave., at Vaux Hall Rd. Mllburn 6-1330 Ice Cracker Dromedary Peels None-Such Fruit Juicer Skiis Lemon, Orange, Citron Mince Meat Flexible Flyer Sleds pkg. 6c Pkg. 9c Toboggans Ice Skate Outfits Dromedary Dates 2*pkhrS- 19c Roller States Bells Seasoning Pks- Wagons Confectioners Sugar n .pkg. 6c Ping Pong Sets Pillsbury Flour 7 lb. bag 3D HARVEY J. TIGER Del Monte Tomato Juice 14 <«• can 5c 324 Millburn Avenue Millburn 6-0469 Ocean Spray R&R TO MOTHER AND DAD Cranberry Sauce Plum Pudding CHARI I.RI.l) 110/ — we extend the season’s 2 cans 19c 2 Ib.tfan 39c greetings. W e hope that We Have Santa brings you every Campbell s Tomato Soup 4 canS 25c thing necessary to insure Resolved to— Del Monte Orange Juice 12 " cans 5c you a “Ring out the Old Dole’s Pineapple Juice 12 «»•/• can, 3 t.»r 19c MERRY CHRISTMAS 38th Series of Shares after AND A Del Monte Sugar Peas 2 igc. cans 25c payment of Decen her dues, > HAPPY NEW YEAR Bisquick ’sc- Pk£- 2.5c. and to— Kirkman’s Soap Flakes 'se- Pks- 19‘ “Ring in the New” Palmolive Soap 3 bars 17c 64th Series February 8th, Octagon Laundry Soap 6 bars 25c THE 1939 Red Super Suds meal. 3 for 2 5 c ige. 17c \ \ n UUP N H II DIM • FIRST NATIONAL BANK \M> Octagon Cleanser— 6 cans2$c l o a n ASSOC I VI ion of MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY ! ■ f r . Established 1907 ------“ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Everybody renda the Classified idvtr* ICINGS tlsementa, Your little ad there. If thera 4* Member Federal Reserve System a market for what you want to sail. la sure to bring reeulte. Opposite the Movies 321 Millburn Avenue '-n Page 12 ] The Millburn &> Short Hilh ITEM ; [ December 4/j, ,938 j 0<>0<><>00000<>0<>0<><><><>^<^^<>00<><>0 c m PARK ON THE MUNICIPAL FREE PARKING LOT AND WALK ACROSS ESSEX STREET TO OUR STORE. NO PARKING WORRIES! Fresh Maryland TURKEYS ib. 3 5 GENUINE CAPONS ib. 3 5 c Rst’g Chickens &&& m-cr ib. 3 2 c' Rst’g Chickens t&r™ ib. 2 9 c — Selection of — HRISTMAS COOKIES cut in novel shapes— Geese |h- 2 8 c Fowl u>. 2 5 ^ C a Christmas cake oc a plum pudding— who Ducks > 2 2 wouldn't welcome such delectable gifts? You need a good gas range with which to work. Its heavily Broilers ]b 2 9 c Fryers |b 2 9 ^ insulated oven with automatically controlled heat We Have Everything You Will Need Fcn- Your will give you dependable results. For tested and proved recipes, call our Home Economics Depart Christmas Diijhei ment. For an up-to-date gas range go to any Here's W ishing Emm/K A___... Public Service store or your plumber-dealer. Prices are moderate and our payment terms are easy. M erry (Eliristmas We will have the range installed immediately, so that you can do your Christmas baking and cggfe-_ S M A R K E T ihgonit. JOSEPH MILLER, Proprietor Corner Main & Essex p a t r i j r, (m Js e r y i c e FREE DELIVERY Phone Millburn 6-1586 Page 14 J y The Millburn &P Short Hills ITEM [ December 33, 1938 ] 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000<>000000000000000000000 NOTICK OF DISSOLUTION Bill Lead Millburn To all to whom thono presents may G reetin g : WHEREAS, It appears to my 8atl« SPORTS faction, l,y duly authenticated record nt 1- ; W estbrook J ' A ” Loop ...... , the proceedings for tho voluntary dls solution th e re o f by th e unanim ous con. sent of all tho stockholders, deposited i. Lynch ...... 36 186.5 ..257 Both coming out victorious in my office, that WINDBItMKltli con THE DECLINE AND FALL — HORATION, a corporation of this Stale * DeCellis ...... 36 185.11 254 last Tuesday evening’s series of Whose prlnolpul office Is situated at Short Buffington .... 36 185. 253 The story of the decline and games at the local high school Hills Avenue, In the Township of MM burn, County of Essex. State of DePalma .... 36 184.33 224 falfof the Lackawanna Bowling gymnasium, the Ramblers and Jersey (F re d e ric k P , O ral*, being the League was recently related to •gent therein and In chargo thereuf, upon Smith ...... 33 184.28 226 Sincos are present .leaders of the whom piooess may be served), has cone Wade " ...... 36 184.27 236 this writer by Harry Campbell, Millburn Recreation Depart plied w ith th e req u irem e n ts of Her)In,, 14:13-1 of tho Hevlsed Statutes, prelim During the course of an inter- H ■ *rrr.. . .. secretary of the league for many ment’s senior basketball league Inary- to the issuing of this Certificate years. Harry; after thirty years Both teams are composed of of Dissolution...... Ptag~Pong match, vvittr-thf NOW, ’ TH E R E FO R E , I,. THOMAS A of bowling in these parts, can o f of stale llburn Recreation Depart- ' -- joung flashy players, using a MATHIS, Secretary Btnte the "A'1',League of New Jersey. Do H orebJ Certify that ent’s huge big room filled to still sport an average of about figure eight concentrated pass tlie sa id corporation did. on the Thirteenth 190 and has seen - many top- ing effense-avtebjh at present has capacity with spectators intent TEAM STANDING a 'd u 'ly " r on viewing the matches it was a notch rollers come and go. proved the best type of attack in w ritin g to tho d isso lu tio n o f said cor Team w. L. Av. H.S. Only a few years ago the Lack poratlon, executed by all tho stockhold treat for the boys to, have Jim- this league. era thereof, which said consent and ihe Center’s ...... 23 13 850.32 954 awanna League was a flourish . “A” LEAGUE STANDING record of the proceedings aforesaid are p >- mie Foxx of the American Pro Catullo’s .... 21 15 835.28 950 now on file In m y sa id o ffice as nro. fessional Baseball League drop ing 16 club affair but rollers on W. L. vlded by law. Casa Col’mbo 19 17 836.5 961 a certain team in the southern IN T E S T IM O N Y W H E R E O F , I have in most unexpectedly All eyes, Ramblers ...... 2 0 h ereto set m y h a n d a n d affix ed my of. Marshall’s .. 18 18 828.30 1008 minds and youthful enthusiasm section objected to travelling to Sincos ...... 2 0 flclfrl seal, at Trenton, this Thirteenth Canoe Brook 18 18 826.8 906 day of December, A. D. one thousand were for the big slugging first Dover, Wharton and points west Bears ...... 1 1 nine hundred and thirty-eight. So. Mt...... 17 19 810.2 937 baseman, who was most val and as a result the league was Y. M. C. A...... 1 1 T1 TH O M A S A. M ATHIS, M. C. I...... 15 21 826.5 965 (SEAL) Secretary of State uable player in American League last year operated as an eight Emanons ...... 0 2 Dee. 16. 23, 30. Firemen ... . 13 23 800.3 913 this past season. club affair with the western (or Casa Colombo ...... 0 2 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT INDIVIDUAL STANDING northern) teams out in the fcr Once introduced, the husky Individual G. Av. H.S. ESTATE OF I.KFFKKT8 8. HOFFMAN Jovial appearing, black thatched cold. LEGAL NOTICE deceased. ’ Weibel ...... 35 182.14 231 There Wlfc? still dissatisfaction, Notice is hereby given that the Ac Jimmie was the center of a Kitchell .... (Chancery 1—183) counts of the Subscriber, substituted ... 33 181.9 232 however, a member of a neigh tiustee of the estate of LEFFERTS S barrage of baseball minded ques SHERIFF’S SALE — In Chancery of New Provini ...... 34 180.25 212 boring team keeping' the pot Jersey. 'Between - The Home Owners’ H O FFM A N , d eceased, w ill be audited and tions which started an interest Collandrea .... 31 176.26 211 L ing the filming of 20t,h Century- John quickly seized a length sters have banded together and which include both social and Washington Rock Fox’s "Submarine Patrol” on lo of signal halyard, looped it, and formed a club known as the instructive festivities. cation at Los Angeles Harbor. deftly lassoed the speeding Make Believe Ball Room Club The film, which was directed Greene, bringing him up with a under the supervision of Miss Matures Series by Award-winner John Ford, is jerk within inches of the pier’s HSlen Miller and the sponsor Washing Machine now at the Millburn Theatre, edge. ing wing of the Millburn Re Officers and directors of the REPAIR SERVICE December 28-31, with a cast in creation Department. This mixed "EW The Murk* Brothers” Washington Rock Building and cluding Nancy Kelly, Preston group meets on the first, second MILLBURN 6-0015 Loan Association of Millburn, Foster, George Bancroft, Slim A NEW GROUP of about twen and fourth Wednesday of each RADIO SALES CORP. announce that the last payment .1117 Millburn Avrnun Summerville, Joan Valerie and ty-five dance minded young month for dancing sessions on Series No. 1 will be January Henry Armetta. 4. 1939 and checks totaling $48,- The script called for Greene 000 will be distributed to share to bicycle briskly on the pier holders at the regular meeting alongside which the vessel with on February 1, 1939. Carradine as first mate was This series has been in force moored. 152 months, showing profits An old - fashioned bicycle, credited to each share of 5 per minus a coaster brake, was used cent. in the scene and Greene, pedal After 12 years, this association ing under a full head of steam, lias increased it’s assets to al was unable to stop the bike— most $300,000. It haV'Ut present when Carradine acted. 28 direct reduction mortgages and 22 sinking fund mortgages, totaling $226,044 Total real estate owned- amounts to $12,- 982, against which are undivided profits and reserves of $20,529. Total paid to withdrawing shareholders, during thio 12 years, amounts to over $300,000, with profits of approximately S35.000. Total of 137 new shares were subscribed for in the 51st JEDDO - HIGHLAND series which opened December 7. Long-burning Anthracite FdSSO S(lves FUELOIL Falling St,a r Millburn John Carradine’s skill as a lasso artist saved Richard Coal A Ice Co. Millburn 6-0008 Greene, handsome young star, GENERAL ELECTRIC DISHWASHER Short Hills 7-.0167 from a thorough ducking dur- Will Do the Entire Dishwashing Job in Your Kitchen Quicker and Better TALMADGE ESSO STATIONS for abouf lc a day! Moving . . . # The hated task of "doing the dishes” is now need less drudgery for even the most modest home can Millburn & Morris Aves. Storing . . . easily afford a General Electric Dishwasher. Phone Millburn 6-0081 All the dishes — glassware, chinaware, silverware, Rug Cteaning . . pots and pans, too—are washed bygienically clean in Millburn Ave., & water hotter than human hands can endure. They Vaux Hall Road are dried by their own heat. No unsanitary dishcloth, Phone Millburn 6-1738 no chipping, no breakage. Rimback Storage Co. ’ ★ ------_ , ATLAS Cor. Millburn Avenue “After-meal clean-up time” becomes but a mere matter Tires, Tubes, Batteries & Spring Street o f minutes. When the table is cleared the dishwashing and Accessories Millburn 6-2000 job is practically done, for dishes are placed in the dish washer trays as quickly and easily as stacking in the sink. The General Electric even cleans and dries itself. JENNIE E. LOWNDES See a demonstration of how this magic electric servant In t e r io r d e c o r a t o r lightens the labor o f housework fo r only about a penny a day. ;M in' sMsksk,--. FO R M E R L Y W IT H ...... - .■ . . . .»->-*•• . .A,..-. 2 !l!r * ’ M ,! t1,f-j Lucy D. Taylor Installed on Small Down Payment, Balance Monthly Interiors of Charm and Distinction Specialist in Remodeling and Refurnishing JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. Telephone Millburn 6-0315 • ’Mlii" "jj CONSULTANT SERVICE |Brooklawn Drive, Short Hills Short Hills 7-0807 [December 23, 193? [ ] The Millburn GP Short Hills ITEM License Transfer Monday night the Township Choice Wines and Spirits DEPENDABLE Committee sitting as the Board WNES of Liquor Control granted an AND application of the Great Atlantic LIUUORS and Pacific Tea Company to re- - for th e e Its liquor department, from the present food store location A&P brings to your table from the world's finest producing to 321 Millburn avenue where it Prices areas, choice vintage Wines and Spirits. We feature at all td operate a store de - Effective times dependable merchandise moderately priced. . • . . voted exclusively to the sale of Thru Dec. 31it package beverages. A protest to the granting of the transfer was on file by Paul & GO. H. Waese operating the Millburn “1628^ BRUT •^'-Mquor-Shc^T'li'i^'Phtnt'OTcffi^ tention being that the commit GREAT VINTAGE YEAR tee had in the past, refused to grant him and other applicants permission to remove to the CHAMPAGNE Avenue on the plea that It was not desirable to have the main 26 business and shopping thorough ox. 2- fare filled with wholesale and re tail liquor places. Committeeman Meeker con U t n M with tended the present application k lA Yrt. ATHERTON a I m was not in conflict with past ac •f - 25% MONTICELLO Old Pt. 25 tion as there was to be no in BLENDED 4V«r.M BONDED I crease in the number of licensee WM.k.y 100 PROOF on Millburn avenue and it was M*d* Ay Snttlad In Bend under simply a removal of an already N.tion.l existing store. WHISKEY RYE Government Supervision «! 2 ^ Dl.tllUn He moved the application be approved and Mr. Stewart sec onded. On a vote Mr. Van Fleet W H ITE BORDEAUX (Souterne*) SCOTCH WHISKIES concurred and as Messrs Moore De Luxe Special Reserve...... 79 SPECIAL Bell't Royal Regent, 8 yr...... 2.59 . and Hill were absent that ended 1 .4 G. Prince Blanc, 1931...... 89 Real Mackenxie, 8 yr...... 2.59 that part. S. & G. Groves, 1933...... 98 Holiday Features Lauder's Northern Cream...... 2.79 Attorney Milton frelman, B. & G. Soutemes, 1933...... 1.19 WatMn't No. 10. 8 yr...... 2.89 Da Luxe St. Angel...... 1.09 Black & White, 8 yr...... 3.25 representing the Liquor Shop at B. g G. Hour Soutemes, 1933...... 1.35 i— once filed notice of appeal on J. Walker Red Label, 8 yr...... 3.25 Bouchard, Hour Soutemes, 1928.. .99 LOUBET . 1928 Vintage Martin's V. V , O ., 10 yr...... 3.25 both the committee and attor Old Angus, y r...... 3.25 RED BORDEAUX (Clarets) EXTRA DRY 26 «• 8 neys for the A. & P. and this Teacher'* ...... - ...... 3.25 Gredy St. Julitn...... 79 2 !2 will have the affect of staying CHAMPAGNE Imported Vet 6 9 ...... 3.25 De Luxe Bordeaux Rouge...... 99 any actual removal until Com White Horse...... 3.25 De Luxe Medoc...... 1.29 missioner Burnett makes his de BOUCHARD • 1928 Vintage J . Welker Black Label, 12 yr...... 4.25 cision, probably early in 1939. STILL BURGUNDY U n, Haig and Haig Pinch, 12 yr...... 4.25 I . 1 G . Chablls, white...... 1.19 SAUTERNES 89c All Bottled at 4/5 Quart Fortier Picard, Macon...... 1.19 DOMESTIC W HISKIES (Blended) Fortier Picard Chablls...... 1.19 D€ BRETIGNY - 1928 Vintage Spring Garden, qt...... 1.55 Classified Fortier Picard, red...... 1.19 De Luxe Atherton, 51 % , 4 yr., qt.1.99 DRY WHITE TABLE M n . Section SPARKLING BURGUNDY WINE 85c Colvert Special, qt...... 2.25 Fortier Picard...... 1.99 GRAVES Imported______STRAIGHT Cedar Spring*, 2 V i yr., qt...... 1.99 B. G GL (Barton and Guestier)...... 2.69 PORT 1.2 Gal. Gal. LOST CALIFORNIA Jefferson, 2 yr., q t...... 1.69 SHERRY DIAMOND from ring probably in Milk CHATEAU BOTTLED WINES COAST-TO-COAST Penn Hall Rye, 7 yr., qt...... ,...2.99 MUSCATEL burn or Springfield. Mrs. Clark, 21 dole Garotte Bordeaux, 1929...... 99 s riLlvre 85c Molter Avenue. Springfield. 16-2-3243 Old Virginia Hills, 2 yr., qt...... 1.89 Montolivet Soutemes, 1929...... 1.09 S WINES BURGUNDY EMPLOYMENT W ANTED Comperes Halit Soutemes, 1929..1.19 1 69c 1.29 BONDED La Clotte Bartac, 1929...... 1.09 B _ _ _ Old Overholt Rye, 4 yr., v ...... 3.20 K NOLL WOOD Employment Agency, spe 90 PROOF 4-5 QA* cializing In investigated domestic help. Mt. Vernon Rye, 4 yr., qt...... 3.20 Meynehert Hout Barsac, 1929...... 1.19 X B E D C R O W N Distilled from Q t, W v v 9 Douglas Street. Millburn, N. J. Call S" 1.23 Old Grandad 4 yr., 4/5 qt...... 2.89 Millburn 6-0416. 10-tf-2785 IMPORTED SHERRY X nny A iy Amgrican Grain D R Y GIN SERVICES GIVEN , Ruiz Pale D ry ...... 1.25 8 U K I UIH by H.laduunn J ®*1, 2 35 | Burdon't Light Golden...... 1.49 Carlton House Gin, 94.4'...... 1.25 PARTY SANDWICHES made to order $3 4/J Qt. Brook's Dry, 94.4“....,...... 1.35 per hundred. Call two days In advance. JAMAICA MiUbarii 6-2682. 16-8-3247 Gordon's Dry, 94.4“..... 1.59 PUNTERS 97 P R O O F Burden's Golden Oloroso...... 3.S4 Gilhe/s, 90“ ...... 1.49 J COOK and serve clean good-tasting food. PUNCH Call mornings and evenings. UnlonviUe 2SS Fleischmann'. 9 0 ° ...... 1.49 IMPORTED PORT RUM 2-1976 fro m 7 to 9. 9-3-3235 All No./..- Vat 4/5 Quart Petersen's Ruby or Tawny...... 1.09 PIANO TUNING Garcia, Fine O l d ...... 1.25 ALBERT ROBIN 15 RUM, DOMESTIC & IMPORTED YEARS YbUR PIANO tuned |2. Reginald Belcher. Garcia, Ruby ...... 1.69 OLD Ron Piccoline. 4/5 qr...... 1.29 Chatham. Good used pianos for sale. Garcia, Old Tawny, 1890 ...... 2.29 4/5 qt Telephone Chatham 4-?344. 9-3-3236 IMPORTED Trocadero (Cubon) 4/5 qt...... 2.49 All above Wines in Large Bottles COGNAC Myers's (Jamaican), 4/5 qt...... 2.59 FOB SALE [MMin^iRZMMCMCMXKSsaasKGKnkim^iMziwwiiKiwsaxsMMisetiwKCKsium CHRISTMAS BARGAIN — Scale model miniature railroad complete with loco IT IS CORRECT IT IS CORRECT ' ' * motive. cars, track, tunnel, bridges and all attachments. Owner starting new layout. Telephone Short Hills 7-3836. Before Dining... t o s e r v e A f te r Dining. . . to serve 23-1-3252 YORK PLAYER PIANO. Non-rust Interior. DRV SHERRY , SCOTCH and SODA « Perfect condition. Gak case. 100 rolls. ■ * Price cheap. Telephone Millburn 6- Yaart Old 1638-W. 23-1-3253 Bunion's Amontillado - «•* f09! Glen Corrie 6 <* <* 2.39 « - M" “ — — “ SINGER PORTABLES. 125 and up. Parts. MARTINI COCKTAIL RYE end Buttonholes, Service. Doyle’s Sewing SODA Machine Store, Summit. 2-4-3218 Red Crown Dry Gin - 1.231 De Luxe Atherton- vy3!™ 1.99 - ___ WANTED L THREE! SWIVEL attachments for at- Gaiicki Dry Vermouth - 31 «• 89c! b r a n d y ,nd s o d a E taching trailer to rear of fire engine, l , . .. Anyone having such a contrivance they . m a n h a h a n c o c k t a il I would donate for this use Is A s k e d to Albert Robin Cognac - <*• 2.3 || communicate with Fire Headquarters. I 4. 23-1-3254 Monticello Bonded Rye - *■«*■ 2.391 ^ c o r d ia l s and l iq u e u r s FO R R E N T Gancia Sweet Vermouth - ^« ~39c| Benedictine and Brandy iBiB) 2.39 | FURNISHED. One small and one master r bedroom with private bath. Board op o l d f a s h io n e d c o c k t a il tional. For one or two pegple. Phone 8 Apricot Cordial “zwack- 2.09 lllburn 6-0686-J. 9-3-3234 Penn Hall Rye » *•**- 2.99| Apricot Cordial oekuvpers - t.„«, 1.25 CAR STORAGE SPACE. Heated. $5 per month. Also truck space and display room. Apply 518 Millburn Avenue, upr Stairs. 16-2-3242 3 2 3 MILLBURN AVENUE | BEER Washing Machine CHATHAM ROAD, SHORT HILLS _ REPAIR SERVICE SODA 4 " fe « The Mark* Brother*" MILLBURN 6-0015— RADIO SALES CORF. THE GREAT A6*P FOOD STORES - LIQUOR DEPARTMENTS