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FOBTY-THIBD YEAE—No. 17 WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1982 LYNN D. STUB SCHOd EMPLOYEES LICENSE BUREAU FAMOUS TENOR WILL MOTORMAN HURT NAMED TO FILL OFFICE HOURS Committee Plans Circle To ACCEPT 10 PER CENT SING HERE JAN. €AS TROLLEY JUMPS COUNCIL VACANCY SAURY REDUCTION Weekdays—9-12 and 1-6. Control Traffic At Plaza Saturdays—9-11:80 and 12: O. TRACK, HITS TREE 30 to 6. the westbound traffic and then thread Optra C-. Stiiiii Walter P. Apprtv* SaggMUM Of IMTJ Notice has been given that Dugcr Sfrti Wfl I* its way through the eastbound traffic •? J «• A on South avenue but will encounter « the office will close each night WitkidyiagOf no westbound traffic on the latter promptly at six o'clock. The Of •tflBCwMNI JM UuA Next fen* street. Paul Althouse, American tenor, will UttKcfc bureau is located on South Cars debouching from Spring etreet appear in recital on Friday evening, •rake* GIVM At CM» avenue, opposite the railroad which wish to move westward on January 6, under the auspices of the The problem of the routing of traf- Lynn D. Stiles of 722 Boulevard All employees of the Westfield station. South avenue will do so via the cir- Musical Club of W«8lfield. This is Fred Thompson of Stout aveaiw, fic through the South side of thclee; thus there will be no left turn the second in the concert series ar- was appointed couecilmaa from the Bchool system have accepted a ten Plaia in Westfleld is to be solved fay Lincoln, a motorman employed by tka third ward to fill the tiMKpired term at the intersection of Spring street ranged by the club through its con- per cent reduction of salary as pro-j-MMv CA( nlCTC, xrk the construction of a traffic circle. Public Service Company, receive* • of Walter P. Barclay who resigned and South avenue. Vehicles from cert director, Mrs. John J. High. Al- posed by the Board of Education, ac- TWO SOLOISTS TO This situation has been a matter 01 the north side desiring to enter Spring lan Jones the rising young American possible fracture of the skull a brak- by Mayor Frederick S. Tiptoe at the cording to an announcement made by \ great concern to the traffic commit- cn n0 n 1 street will not be carried into South tenor waaia scheduled to appear but! »*,« < «««•* »i»o» injuries whea meeting of the Town Council held last A. M. Lamberton. The acceptance j tee of the Town Council for the pas n0 1 night in the Municipal building. The avenue through the circle lane but was forced to cancel his engagement. " ™ »»>"«« Uaiion line tralkr was unanimous and followed a gen-1 APPEAR HERE IN two years and has been the subjec will find a passageway at the western tppolataeat tu confirmed by theeral meeting of school employees held of numerous conferences with the Mr. Althouse is regarded "^as one of jumped the trace* at the latarsartt— council. end of the western safety isle through the outstanding interpreters of Wag-of Summit and South aveauet short- Tuesday of last week. At that time New Jersey Traffic Commission, which which they can pass into and through Mr. Lamberton and Alan M. Cartter, CONCERT JAN. 10a few months ago was combined with nerign tenor roles and no matter ly after midnight bat aitfit, TW car Conatilman Btilec has lived in eastbound traffic on South avenue and where he appears, whether in opera catapulted across Bout* svenit* a*4 Westiield for seventeen yean and atvice president and chairman of tha the Motor Vehicle Commission. then enter Spring street. This pas- administration committee, gave facts or the concert hall, he never falls to struck a tree on the opposlt* side ef preseBt » aaiiatant to the president Sy-apkcar Orckcitra T» Have By mid-year it was determined sageway, formed by a small auxiliary give his audience a thrill of musical the hichway. Three f-ttf ia of the Horn* B. * L, Association. He and figures relative to the curtail- island, will offer a protected position ment of school expenditures. that the installation of a traffic circle pleasure. He first came into prom- the trolley car escaped serious lajwr- has feeea active in the social and fra- liagiu ASMI Maeitr* offered the soundest solution of thewhere a car may stand a few seconds, inence with the Metropolitan Opera ies. They were Mra. H. If. Parttaf- ternal life of the town, serving as The board members asked that problem and involved the least ex if necessitated by heavy ouatbound Company and later was associated ton of 630 Trinity place, O. A. Ho- masUr of Atlas Lodge, 126, F. * A each employee sign an agreement to Vent At CM* Artittt pense. It will avoid the erection of traffic on South avenue, awaiting a with the Chicago Civic Opera Com- ne! of 636 Prospect street, both «f It., i» 1828 and as president of theaccept a flat ten per cent reduction! signal lights, with the possible excep- break in the line. pany where for several years he Iwld this town, aad Bradley Barrett, HI sCuoak Clsb ef Westfield the follow, and copies of the agreement were tion of a flashing light at the inter, I the role of leading tenor. He return- Beach avenue, Faiwtod. Barrett *•» ing year. He is secretary of Atlas The Westfield Symphony Orches- 14 Fe*t TraJfcc Lane distributed by each principal to all section of Westfleld avenue and South The traffic lanes about the circle ed to the Metropolitan Opera Com- taken to the Muhkiilmrg Hospital iW Lodge at the present time. - He also employee* of his particular school on tra will give the first concert of the avenue. Multiple traffic signals in- delineated by the safety isles will pany this fall and on November 8 1» observation when he complained tf served ia a prominent capacity during Wednesday, The following day every season on Tuesday, January 10, atvolve considerable expense not only have a width of 30 feet at the en- made an outstanding appearance in paina about the chest. the csMtouction of the Masonic Tern agreement was in th« hands of the 8:30 p. m., in the auditorium of the for installation but for maintenance trance narrowing down to 24 feet the leading role of "Die Walkure," a The car operated by Thompson was Pie- . board, signed by every teacher, prill Wagnerian opera. Roosevelt Junior High School, mark- since, under the state law, they should which will tend to prevent speeding traveling north and Is thought to hav» Councilman Barclay submitted his cipal, clerk and janitor. be operated 24 hours a day. gained considerable momeatam Ml ing the beginning of the thirteenth at these points by compressing traf-| His concert and operatic tours have resignation at the meeting of Decem- The splendid response to the board's *With the decision of the traffic com- fie slightly. The diameter of the Isrought the acclaim of all who hav« the down grade. Thompson claim** ber 12 to take effect December SI. request has been highly commended year of the orchestra's existence un- mittee to adopt the idea of a traffic land will be 116 feet. Traffic author. heard him. Last summer he toured that the brakes did mt hold is the Action was deferred pending the out-by the board and residents of theder the leadership of the conductor, circle the task of working out theities state that a Bpeed of 20 miles an Germany with such success that he car approached the curve. The cat come of a conference of a committee town. In commenting on the action Charles H. Seyfried. details was placed in the hands of hour may be maintained around a 100has been requested to return and take struck the tret with such force at «• consisting of Mayor Tipson, Council taken, Mr. Lamberton said, "I can [John T. Hopkins, town engineer, and foot circle without danger or disa- part in the entire operatic sea- sheer off two mala branches several men Henry W. Pleister and Robert S, not speak too highly of the fine spirit The Westfield Symphony Orches- Lieut. John R. Schreiber. comfort. Normally the width of son in Berlin. Tho dramatically pow- feet above the ground. Th« impact was so great that the trunk of tW MacCormack. Mayor Tipson stated of loyalty and co-operation shown by tra is fortunate in having secured Higkl, C.mm.»4~i br State lane of traffic should be greater on aerful and effective voice which has that all efforts to persuade Council the employees of the school system. circle than on a straight stretch. A brought this famous tenor world-wide tre« was driven threugh the front the assistance of two guest artists When thc plan was presented to of the ear demolishing the vestibule, man Barclay to complete MB present Westfield has always been fortunate the Stato Highway Commission it wai width of 24 feet thus allows ample approval Is heard to its most striking in having employees of the schools of unusual musical achievements. Wins were torn down aid police of- term wen of no avail. Before the Madam lrma Rea Biagini, dramatic received most enthusiastically. In space about the circle for two lanes advantage in the more intimate sur- resignation nu accepted it wawhi o are willing to help out when re- of vehicles. roundings of the concert hall. ficers guarded the mass ot live wires soprano, and Maeetro Vittorio Veree, fact, so impressed were the Highway on tha grouad. changed to take effect immediately. quested to do BO. The economic con- With the introduction of this traf. The recital will be held in the Roo. ditions have made it imperative thtt guest conductor and member of the Commission and the Motor Vehicle Mr. Barclay had one more year to faculty of the New York School of | Commission that at the convention He circle conflicting streams of traf- Bovelt auditorium and tickets may be Alfred DeRagon of 201 Grow serve to complete three full terms on the Bchool board should retrench and fic will converge at such unifies as toobtained through Mrs. High. Tickets street, a Public Service supervisor. this action has been of great assist- Vocal Art, will both appear in this I of the National Safety Council in the couneil. concert. Washington last fall state engineers simplify the interweaving of vehicles. already distributed for the appear- Investigated, assisted by the WestfltU ance in helping us to bring the cost Cars will not cross tho path of other ance of Allan Jones will be accepted. police. Thompson was taken to tin Mayor Tipson spoke highly of theof our schools down. We have been While widely acclaimed for herhad it presented before the meetings retiring councilman's service, partic- of the traffic division of the council •ar» at right angles while head-on Mr. Althouse's program is as fol-Muhlenberg Hospital oa orders of Dr. able to make substantial reductions concert appearances both in the contact of cars will be prevented. It Frederick A. Kinck who first treated ularly as police and flre commission- n every other department of main- United States and abroad, Mme. Bia- by Lieut. Schreiber and details of thc lows: "Und Willst Dux Deinen Lieb- er. "The morale of the police depart- flow of traffic through South avenue a the general judgment of authorities sten Sterben Sehen" (If Thou him at hli office. Police officers Chas. tenance and operation and we express glni's European fame is largely asso- who have studied rotary movement of Benninger, Ernest Loag, Clifford ment has never been any better than our appreciation to the teachers, prln- ciated with her achievements in theund North avenue explained. It con- Wouldst See Thy Lover Die), by Hugo it ia today," the Mayor said. He cited stituted one of the outstanding mat- traffic that in traffic circles minor ac- Wolf j "Ich Wand're Durch Die Stllle Long, Lester Qebler, Albert Hana, principal opera houBes in Italy. An cidents such an fender ac nip Ing or Harry Johnson and Frederick Oill Patrolman Ernest Long'* recent ac- ipals, clerks and janitors for this ters presented to the traffic division Nacht" (I Wander Through the Stilly demonstration of their loyalty and American by birth, her initial train- and many questions were asked by slight rear end bumps occur but that were dispatched to the scene by Desk tion as an example of the alertness ing in Cleveland and New York City Night) by 3. Bertram Fox; "Hclm- o-operation." Irafllc experts from all over thc coun- serious accidents are almost negli- liche Aufforderung" (The Lover's Sergeant Edward Miller who 1Mctod of the men of the department. In was followed by several years of gible. closing, he presented Councilman Bar- The total school budget for the try who were in attendance at the Pledge), Richard Strauss; "Lea report of the accident by Wit- study under leading vocal and dra- meeting of the council. phone at 12:15 a.m. clay with a gift of a desk set from year 1932-33 was $505,182 of which matic coaches of Italy. Her operatic V.ly. of Dir«tioul Ulu«> Said-Tu' Massenet; "Le Cheva- members of the Town Council and the annual payroll of all school em- debut in 1025 was a brilliant suc- In the meuntime the project as Observations show that there is lit- lier Belle-Etoile" by Holmes; Aria, other officials as a token of the esteem ployees amounts to $407,661 Thecess and in the course of her ensu- worked out was submitted as meet- tle or no tendency for vehicles to cut "O Paradiso" from "L'Africana" by TAXPAYEISWU. with which he was regarded by hit ten per cent reduction will be $40,-ing career in Italy she presented the ing the needs of a complex situation out and pass each other while upon Meyerbeer, fellow-councilmen and other town of- 765.10. This saving will be reflected leading soprano roles of sixteen of which has been in the forefront of he rotary driveway and the slight Rudolph Gruen, who is Mr. Alt- ATTEND HEARING ficers. Wentfield traffic problems pressing for slowing down of speed forced by the house's accompanist will present the In accepting the gift, Councilman solution th« past three years. Carry- circular route does not tend to hold following piano solos: "Rhapsody in AatocialsM Na Regarding her first appearance in ing out this program will complete up traffic movement. While the isles G Minor" by Brahms; "Etude In O Barclay stated he regretted leaving Florence, Italy, the principal news- tHr« For CmMty Butif** the official life of the town and that the work on which the traffic com- are characterized as safety islandi Flat" (Black Key) by Chopin; "Bal- paper of that city, La Nazione, said: they really are directional islands, thc MtwtiNg Thte Waak the friendships formed with other ADMITS "HOLD-UP" mittee has been laboring, to meet the lade In A Flat" by Chopin. "Mme. Biagini proved herself admir- necessities of Irafllc control at theprincipal purpose of which is to chan- councilmen and town officials had ably adapted to the role of Elena nelize the entering traffic and to di- Mt. Althouse will continue the pro- compensated him for any irksome ef- OF GAS STATION Central avenue crossings at North Members of the board of directors not only for her statuesque figure rect it into tho rotary traffic stream gram with the following: "Clouds" by of the Westfield Taxpayers' Associa- fort. He added that he would always avenue and South avenue and the new Attendant Admits Part In and tho artistic character of her in- situation created in the Plaza on the at an oblique ungle. Charles; 'Tho Fisher's Widow" by tion discussed the county tax situa- be in sympathy with the members of Kdwhrds; "Tally-Hoi" by Leoni; Affairs Police Seek terpretation, but also for the man-south side by the completion of the The proper guidance of entering tion at considerable length Thursday the council as he fully appreciated ner in which she used her most col- new through traffic route to Elizabeth "White Horses of the Scu" by War- night at a meeting held in the office the task which confronted them at all Two Others traffic in its movement about a cir- en. orful and softly resonant voice." via South avenue. The signal light clo and insurance that no vehicle can of Col. Leigh at. Pearsall in West times. He declared: "I cannot con- installations at tho Central avenue in- "Tho Last Song" by Rogers; "Tho Broad street. Freeholders appear to ceive of any group of men devoting In nor Westfield appearance Mme. break out of line to take an unde- The holdup of the Standard Oil Biagini will present "Madre pletosa tersections were made under the su- sired course are attained best by the Silversmith" Andulusion Folk Dance, realize the necessity of drastic econ- themselves more thoroughly, moro service station at North and Euclid pervision of Lieut. Schreiber. arr. by Kurt Schindfer; "Pinin' foromics In county expenditures which carefully and more conscientiously to Vergine" from Verdi'B opera La For- use of the triangular directional is- avenues on December 18 was a zo del Destino, and "Casta Diva" The OM and New Routine lands. The greatest advantage of the Dat Freedom Day," by Trent; "I Love points to a materially lower budget municipal problems than the councils "frame-up" and a confession to this Life" by Manu-Zucca. for next year, President C. II. Stein of which I was a member for five from the opera Norma by Bellini. Under the present system vehicles rotary movement is that it permits a effect is in the hands of Police Chief She will be accompanied by the or- continuous flow of traffic and conse- told members. years." • passing from the. north side of the John C. Roseerans. Thomas For- speclally selected quently is capable of handling a large The Westfleld taxpayers group will In praising the police department, Plaza to the south side to turn east rester of Watchung avenue, Plain- chorus 0, twenty-five along South avenue have to weave volume of vehicles with little delay. YMCA PUNS FOR have a large delegation at the hearing; he stated that its high efficiency and field, manager of the station, is now The orchestra has been in rehear- through tho westbound traffic from If the operation of the truffle cir- on the county budget arranged by morale were due largely to the efforts in the county jail where he was com- North avenue to South avenue, cut •lo in Westfield bears out the exne- OPEN HOUSE MONDAY the Board of Freeholders on Decem- of former Councilman Horace H. mitted without bail to await action sal for several weeks under Mr. Sey- . half through eastbound traffic on South 'ience of other communities in thc The YMCA will hold open houso bers 1 when the tentative costs of MacCowatt and added that if theby the grand jury, Warrants have j Wed, who will conduct the county operation will be presented police for two ?' th? P™*™1"' 'eluding Ballet avenue, swinging over to North ave- handling of traffic expeditiously und on New Year's Day, as in tho past. morale is just as high as when Coun- bee,«=n„ issue,.»„d» b„y, wth»e police for two ..? J nue, cut through traffic westbound safely, it will prove thc most econom- Attractive programs have been ar- at a meeting in Elizabeth. Tho West- cilman MacCowatt retired as police young men implicated in the affair- -. ' fSuituit«e •b"y GIuckGluck', •""and* ththe ??seconcondd B nni field delegation will be headed by C. Id on South avenue from points east of ical arrangement that could be adopt- ranged for the younger people dur- commissioner, he is satisfied and Forreste„ r reportet d. thi e ,."holduL ,J p.. fourth movements of the New Worl thc Plaza and avoid vehicles coming ed. Thc initial investment will be ing the afternoon and for adults in II. Stein, president of the association. happy. IVr*W"A«4AH wanni*rAf4 tain "nnlHun * ftvi Symphon~ . y by Dvorak_ - . Maestro Verse, Members named Thursday night were December 18 about 9:20 p. m. andfor several years associate conductor out of Spring street and headed to- greatly less than would be involved in tho evening. Mayor Tipson made it known that told how a man had entered the place wards North avenue. Thc proposed the erection of signa^ lights, while Tho afternoon events will include Frederick' 3, Holmes, Fred L. Fom- of the Metropolitan opera, will con- eroy, Col. Leigh M. Pearsall, William the council is not considering any ac-while he was checking over his ac- duct the second half, including Fin- circle will modify this problem con- there should be no expense of main- water sports for the boy members, tion involving the disposition of thecounts and demanded all the money siderably. tenance additional to that now asso- to which they may invite their boy Blank, Frederick L. Bunnell and gal's Cave by Mendelssohn, and Robert M. Merritt. Ward captains1 sewer farm. This statement was he had. The manager stated that he Danse Bacchanale from Samson and In threo respects the movement of ciated with the keeping up of the tri- and girl friend and parents. made to allay rumors that the tract had opened the safe and given the ngular island. were appointed to draft at least three Dalila by Saint Saens. traffic will remain undisturbed. West- Physical Director Walter Pattee was to be sold and also many sug- holdup man about $130 and that the bound vehicles moving through the To be Built Next Year representatives from each of the four latter locked him in a small closet and Reservations for this concert may has arranged feature events for the gestions as to ways of disposing of Plaza from North nvenue to South Construction of thc new system gymnasium and swimming pool inlocal wards to attend the conference it. drove away with his companion. be made through Eugene A. Otto of avenue will continue as heretofore probably will be undertaken in the with tho Freeholders in the court the WeBtfield Trust Co. the early evening for adults, to be John T. Hopkins, town engineer, Chief Rosecrans stated that after and South avenue traffic from points spring of 1933. As the problem aris- followed in the assembly rooms by house. The meeting will be open to certified to the cost of constructing hearing Forrester's story there were west of the Plaza bound straight thru ing at this point has been created a program of vocal and instrumental any taxpayer who may desire to at- the concrete sidewalk on the north- some points of it that did not seem to PLAN SERVICES FOR on South avenue will follow the pres- argely from the use of South avenue mUBlc, a one-act play by members of tend, Frederick L. Pomeroy, secretary easterly aide of Summit avenue, be- ring true. Further investigation "WEEK OF PRAYER" ent traffic lines, Also cars from east From the Plaza westward as part of thc College Women's Club, and danc- of the local association said, and are tween Grove and Clifton streets, as aroused the Chief's suspicions that of the Plaza directed through under thc important through state highway ing. An invitation is extended to welcome to join the local delegation. being $543.86 to be assessed against it was an "inside job." Forrester The local evangelical churches will thc railroad to the North side will No. 28 it is expected that the Btatc members of the YMCA and YWCA Thc next meeting of the associa- 'benefitted property owners. A hear- was summoned for questioning by observe the "Week of Prayer" which move as under tho existing system. will bear a substantial part of thcand to their friends to be present. tion was announced to be held Jan- ing was fixed for the evening of Jan- Chief Rosecrans, Lieut. John J. Som-will begin January 1 through Janu- All other vehicle movements on South cost of construction of thc circle. uary 5. uary 23. On recommendation of theers and Inspector Warren of the Stan- ary G. A series of services is being avenue must be via the new circle. A matter remaining to bo deter- ELKS WILL HOLD town engineer, the council accepted dard Oil Company. After eight hours planned and will be held in the Con- The effect will be to make South mined is the question of protecting HOME FROM SCHOOL the improvement completed under of grilling by the officers, Forrester gregational Church, beginning Jan- avenue between Spring street and traffic coming into tho Plaza from NEW YEAR'S PARTY contract on Sherwood Parkway and finally broke down and told the offi- uary 3. Each service will be conduct- Westfield avenue a one-way street. Westfield avenue. This will be cleur- Misa Maudo Burncs, daughter of Jefferson avenue. cers that the holdup had been delib- ed by a different church group and All westbound cars at that point must ly determined when thc new circle is Wostfield Lodge, 1685, B. P. O.Mr. and Mrs, Leo J. Burnes of Cedar erately planned. He told how histhe series will be similiar to those travel by way of the circle. in operation. It is felt that it maySlks will hold its annual New Year's Terrace is home for the holidays from On recommendation of Councilman be necessary to erect a single traffic Oldford and other members of thetwo confederates had worked out the held in other years. The details have I .land, to Direct Traffic Flow Evo party Saturday night in tho club tho School of the Holy Child at Suf- details. He had placed himself in not been completed hut announce- The flow of traffic about thc circle light standard at the foot of West- house, 322 Kim street. According to fcrn, N. ^i, where sho is a student. building committee, the application of field avenue which will be operated Mrs. Bridget O'Donnell to make cer- the closet and had broken a frail latch i this week of will be directed by three large safety tho committee, reservations for the ment wi]1 be ma(le atcr i a flushing light with a red light on affair havo been filled. —Patronise LEADER Advertiser*— tain alterations in her property used to help substantiate his story of hav-the entire program. The Rev. Don isles, cast, north and west of the cir- ing broken from his confinement aft- cle. All traffic from east of tha Plaza that street and amber lights on South Last night the offlcera ot tho local they an reliable. as a store at 760 Prospect street, was Ivan Patch and the Rev. Eugene G. avenue. The latter would be a warn- denied for the second time. The coun- er the others had driven away. Mintz are confined to their homes by on South avenue and bound through odgc participated in a ritualistic con- along that thoroughfare will be de- ing to vehicles on that thoroughfare eat in Bound Brook. Tho local team cil denied the requests for the instal- "It is just another case of the in- illness. .o use caution in approaching that in- IN TODAY'S LEADER lation of fire hydrants on Madison fluence of bad company," Chief Rose- flected to the right by the eastern stands a good chance of gaining hhjh- safety isle and pass between the cir- :ersoction while the flashing red siff-1 est honors in tho district with Plain- avenue, between Prospect street and crans said, "Forrester has been em- EMERGENCY RELIEF School News 3 the town line and on East Broad ployed by the Standard Oil Company cle and the northern safety isle to nal would require Westfield traffic to field and Kllzabeth yet to compete. GIVES 135 DINNERS join the line of traffic passim? from come to a stop before entering South Obituaries S street to Springfield avenue, stating for four years and has a fine record. Locals 7 this work could not be undertaken Evidently some of his friends have North avenue to South avenue and avenue. bound west. This matter already has been dis- lights which may bo found cBsenlial. Classified Ads 8 at this time. exerted a bad influence on him. His Winfield C. Brower, director of About Town With Sally 9 story seemed a little too good and the Emergency Relief Administra- Cars on South avenue from points cussed with engineers of the Motor Tho 1932 traffic committee of the A check was received in the amount Vehicle Commission nnd it has been town was hended by Walter P. Bar- Editorials 10 fell apart under our investigation." tion, has announced that 136 com- west of tho Plaza moving eastward Tronton News 10 of $1,116.25 from the State Emer- plete Christmas dinners were deliv- to pass through under the railroad to indicated that if developments fol- clay nnd included William H. Davies, gency Relief Administration as reim- inf? for Forrester's two companions Church Notes 15 The police of other cities are search- ered to families registered with that the north side of town will swing lowing the use of the circle warrant Robert S. MncCormnck and Henry W. bursement for expenditures on depen- nstnllation of that traffic signal ap- Pleister. Unless new conditions nro Sports It and within a short time expect to have office. around the circle through the lane Thentro IS dency relief during October. The created by thc eastern snfoty isle. iroval will be granted promptly. The created by changing of traffic routes State Relief Administration also re- them in custody. An appeal was mado in The Lead- World Nows U er last week for 200 dinners to beCars from the north side moving thru xpense of erecting that single traf- by state or county, it is tho opinion quested a copy of the 1933 budget fic control standard would bo small. of thc traffic committee that no ad- Collegians 14 SAFEST nrvKvnsKifr Known. contributed by residents. Of ththe e Plaza to turn east on South ave- 14 and offered co-operation in meeting Can piaac eon»erTatlr« flrit mortncee nue will pass around the circle vin In the laying of tho storm sewer ditional traffic control devices of im- Fashion the relief load for next year. on owner occupied new homes. Desir- total number of dinners received, Radio 14 able applloanta will bulidnow. Home 103 were given by individuals and the lane formed by the western Bafe- lcro&s tho Plaza conduits are being portance will have to be installed for A resolution was adopted cancel- Service Department, TUTTZJB BRO8. ty isle. This traffic will weave thru aid to cany the wiring for any traffic some years. (ContUmea :r ») —«-»S-tt 32 by organizations. THE WBSTFIEL© LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 88, 1*32
contractor appeared williag: to accept •am riraraa Urgeji* aa life ummmummu «a additional «B,W»O. Tib meaner MAJfYHEl/TO Paaeaa;ea ai SciiaiT. Today nieu no longer of settlement waa accented hy the ase of bis muscles to obtain mamuwm Joist Meeting as s portion of Gar- MffUMfTEMOD > ia the oMen awe Ike stranjte liking of bees for djte modltles necessary fnr the aaJkiteoaBce wood'e first requisition. Similar res- resulted ia Bear and Sans, aw doubt gave rise to the OP of life. Be no longer nesC to func- ef tke poet, Virgil, la the fourth of an) olutions were received from BoeeUe AiaWBr ta suawmta the trade. tion as s motor or s alave,ijpr. Albert OaWa Im •mas eaaastlt mads to Baflead la the fleorglcs or country poems, that beet Blnsteio In Woman's Hone Com Park stating that the Detroit Fidelity wan produced trom the dead bodies and Surety Company would accept ef the —TitMSJa eaatwv nsslon. taa leaelt of a rtasrsmsna • ant at aalmalsl $8,797.18 os its claim and from Clark Their Promised Land waa describe* A resolution authoririii»- the secTownshi- p in the amount of »»,C30 The distribution of Christmas bas- at toe early IsneUtea aa a "Und now- Tkafe MMW payable to the aame concern aad to endUe ef law trade was ene at ond reouiaitwn of twentr-ftve per kets by the District Nursing Associa- asjeetieas te tae esnaler- kag with anlk and koney," because ef A traveler from Russia ears tke aes- •WheB small takes dellgi, _ cant of the smouat due on the sup-the Public Service Corporation. tion under the chairmanship of Mrs. Int at aeler la CBUKB windows, tat ate numbers of swarms of bees which ate then, instead of looking apaa swa wo»4s." said HI Ho tST« ptseaeBtel contract, payable March 1, After report* of theae bead pay- N. C. Cocke, called for the spirit of stored hooey in Its rocks and bill- cheese as s food, retard it ss a luxarf. Ohlnatowa. **a seeks to shanhta «u adopted by ta* EaWey Valley ment transaction! were received, May- co-operation and good will among atees, aad the luxuriance of its pastur- last like any other perfume—Dertse Biness and Otalres ss larg, .T Joint Keating at its meeting Thsrs- or Tipson declared that the Town of ..ith anaar aa contributors and helpers that char- out af tabs, age for milk animals, such as cows, Pally News. aaee as Pwe*Jf."-WasliIngtoi a 4*r aiflrfat in its aicn, SI El» street. Westneld do«, not wish to pay any ewes, goete, sBe-atset, etc. Jonathan, The action followed a lengthy dis-more money to the Joint Meeting un- acterized the ChristmaB just past isr sal at tara ts other nnes ter task Mas], mat eat at Mast Became fcv the Beealsr crows prince during the eussioa during whisa Mayor Frederick til other municipalities actually come from all others of saeent years. Con- reign of King Saul, came near te toe- 1 ajsaat atta tt* idea ef maklag 8. Tipeon of Westaele expressed op- through with cash. This brought on venient and specioa* quarters were tag Ua Ufa by eating of honeycomb position on the grounds that no fur- the prolonged discussion concerning generously given for the committee's ad ante* anaemia, ant this lea la •as tammg at aa, They dtda* he happened to come across, during a ther money should be requisitioned authorization of the second requiai use ;n the Fierson Building, 17 Elm kettle la which bis father, unknown until the irit allotment had been met lion. aemmna, ant tfcat wetat dee street. Boys of the Hi-Y rendered lack ef ataaty. bat ts their te him, kad promised deatb to anyone ia full. So tor, Westfteld is the only efficient service in delivering the bas- was tasted food until the day bad BERGEN DAIRIES It was stated that the second req- asm «ae atertanty la bretUas. nwaicipality that has actually paid a kets to designated families. Members been won for Israel. portion of the Ant requisition. uieition calls for an amount of |22s, 000, the same as the previous one. It of the Service League gave constant It Is thought that [salab T:M snd 135 E. Broad St. Wetfieltj To meet Mayor Tipson's objection, is the belief of members of the Joint and tireless service wherever need Eecharlah 10:8, "I will blss for them"; -The Lord shall hiss for the bee that the resolution carried an amendment Meeting that this amount will be suf- lay. The Junior Woman's Club filled dollar bill having a plctasa ef ficient to pay all outstanding claim* BO socks with gifts for children. The Instructing Tooth m tt ate m in the Und of Assyria," hat refer- stating that the second requisition ence to the peculiar burning whistle would not be payable until all muni of contractors and other creditors, various groups of Girl Scouts fur- sartes ef MM, which had ee tke eraa- SPECIALS FOR leaving the remaining two requisitions nletare tke Igiws af a wesaaa with which to this day orientals la fipelrtiet, with tike e«ception of Kenil- nished to the committee names of Bible lands strive to attract swarming worth, have made good their portion for the construction of the disposal families tu whom baskets should be eat lo a child the Omamm* Thur§day, Friday 4k Saturday plant. «C tke. Oalted Mates. Tke Om> baas and Induce them to wttle, af ef the Urst requisition in full. An sent. As at Thanksgiving, the mer- Bespit do today by risglng bells sad agrecBMnt anoag the member towns ImtatKe, ef eenrae, waa la »erf la* chants of the town gave willing and tetter*, at Ine, In fact, that enqr rttt has been reached by which. Kenil- helpful assistance, allowing the com- worth's share will he taken care of. ateatde(ai»weirfulmagaUyiaggkMi AKaoagh la the , _^_ mittee special prices in foodstuffs. awl the letters be tedpaend. The KIRKMANS CHIPS I'-ft An attempt was made to obtain ate always anxious e> know ta* tesa- Some concerns made donations of war* (MaqaHUty. was li CawmlHes) Thai from aack representative definite in- •tratare ia the aaaaUae, the BMH*- foodstuffs and a few cash gifts. daujr ana 1" being nstd. MM Isapajftaai formation at to when his particular erekctet always Ukas Ma tempera am* and other defects, ate Hi committee oa ways end metna ' . nuaicipality would be ready to meet Money contributions were made by tare ia tke shade ef t weeoaa Beaten •at hang meat lmportaat, the la the house of representatives w the Ike next parmeat, Bahway would ar • tentUated bee Tat eipleaetleB various organizations, including the OlWa aatsa were withdrawn •wet powerful and Important af att «t. jar give •» delate answer, but Mayor la staple. Tke skelterad tnerm—star Woman's Club, the Junior Woman's On aUndlni committees of conaresa, CELERY RELISH George Luti sstiirri the Joint Meet- fives the temperature ef tke airClub. , the Hi-Y Club, the Avalante The ODDStltutloa provides that all jag that Craaford would pay its first whlek Is NbetaotliUy tke same m asa Club, through Mrs. Brock, and the MIN ralslni revenue and Imposing requisition U full withla the nest two and akees. A thermeaieter aapeasd te Lions Club. The last named swelled VleHa Cellseawaa taiet most originate in the bouse, aad weeks and was prepared to meet it* ate Maaklas ahows aethlag bat tke the fund by fifty dollars, enabling the CAMAY SOAP Oml af tke greatest coUeetteni af all anch bills are considered and ap- future requisitions when they fell ttapantUN ef the Instrument Kaelr, committee to expend various sums Valuable violins in tke werle M proved by the ways aad mesas com- —Urga |*kv. 4M. wklcfc gets Back hotter under tke for vastly needed services outside the ewaad by tka Budolph WwUtaer atm- tea's rays than tke air does. furnishing: of food. The house rent mittee before they are takes up by LUX ir May»r Villiaai Kysn of Wood- tany. The fellowing also nave *ah> the house as a whole. This means Bridge tosnded a wiraing that unless was paid for a sick man, unpaid gas abla etDectlona of instruments, laeM- OM FathiatMel bills were met for others and several that all tariff legislation must fa daftalte steps ware taken soon to elim- lag vtollns: Carl Fischer, collection at through this committee. It considered inate the nuiaance created by the Tern Ueere aad We Meeker half tone of coal were furnished to •Maget Instruments, the Crosby STORE CHEESE - Die*—oa Wednesday morning, last, families who were without fuel. and approved all the Liberty loan act* - fa* sewage lawiag into the Rahway awewa eallectton of musical iostru- te ".nance the World war and It dealt at her residence la Abbey street, Dus- meata. Metropolitan Museum af Alt, lirer, some drastic action would be Particularly enthusiastic assistance with the refunding of all the debts MrmjJ, ferthcomiag. Ua, Mrs. Moore, mother M tke Ilia* Wederlcx Btearns collecttoa of mael- MUNSTER CHEESE trtous poet ... Her msteraal was given hy the High Schools and ef the tarlous countries owed the A apeelal ceasaUttee eeaaMiaf af Junior High School. Ready filled bas- sal Inttraments and the Rodnjaa •are waa ladaad amply repaid ay tea Waaamaker eollecttoa at violins waa United States at the dose of the war. I SUr Mayor Tipaoa, Arthur H. Wendell, •Cecttsa ef ker chtldret. To the day kets -were furnished by the pupils, as Formerly the speaker of-the house ckairaun of the cttiseat' committee well as much «*tra food for the com- teeeatly acquired by Dr. ThaMeas ROQUEFORT CHEESE-"59- •t ker dissolution It was s nied rale Bleh M the Rudolph Wurlltser cess- appointed the members of the heuss •I Rahway, Mayer Lute and John T. with Mr. Moore, no matter how eir- mittee's baskets. Honey for extras to the various committees. When the Hopkins, Weatfteld tow* eagtaeer, caawUacad er engaged, to write twice and for coal wag given in addition Democrats orgnnleed the house la tu appointed ta center with Clyde a weak to kla mother, eommunlcatlaf and a special gift of cash from the 1931, they placed tbls responsibility la | UEDERKRANZ CHEESE 21' W. Potts, the eafiaecr, to determine teachers was received for the purchase •very Incident ta which he thought she Bgyat'a Cam* Haatese the bands of the Democratic members Mr ft. the smoaat d«e MM for professional weald be likely to test aa interesL- of coal. Altogether the co-operation ssrrices already rendered ai well as tVam the early days, Egyptians had of the ways and means committee,— rrem the London Times, Msy It, IMS. given the committee of the District Pathfinder Magttlne, COTTAGE CHEESE IS- contemplated. The committee will Nursing Association rendered possi- bath geese aad ducks la their farm- have power te act and report back ble a widespread sharing of material fardas kat they depended very mack Mr •»• te ths Joint Meeting. Cemaeies With Radie things by those who have with those aa wild ducks ss well. Tke ana geod Drew MI lm»si»mli»» POT CHEESE ir A rnan in Winnipeg, vesed by hit highway of travel through the desert Tbeis it no portrait of Roger Wil. A resolution adapted by the Gar- who have not, as well as the sharing between the breeding lands ef Berth- wood' Borough Coaacil, was present- mlghh/Vt loudspeaker late at night, of the spirit of good will and sym- Htmt In existence. When the state of MOTHER'S or QUAKER'S konght a saxophone. Now all Is quiet en Mrope and the lake! ef eeatrel Rhode Island presented a statue of ed in which it waa stated that the pathy. Africa, the Mile, has always swarmed OATS Mtthle Ceastractioa Company ax- at night along that front,—London Tlr- her founder to the nation to be placed with migrating water fowl—hoaUag tn the Capitol the artin hnd to make pressed ltt willingness to accept ap- Blts. < "Eminent Daania" atem with a kind of boomerang eftsn proximately fll.MO in notes of the the memorial from »r Ideal concep- A tlty or Mite can condemn any relieved the ennui of royalty. War tion. SCOTT TISSUE 3-23" Verough M a partial payment on the He's la tke Weigh teal property for public use, prorlded anpturlng larger numbers of ducks, eempaayV clalnu. Originally, Mr. A New York woman Is suing rot the owner Is paid Just compensation, kewerer, the pharaoh's sub)ecta meat Err Rod? Mithle specified that he would accept divorce because her husband stays This unquestionable right nf the city eften resorted to netting. Net Nice t. LMS AI DOG FOOD |M,000 ia borough paper and accord- fat despite her desire that he re-or state Is called dip "rlglit of eml. A naked fact often looks frightfully lag te Councilman T. W. Kaylor, the duce. aent domain." scrawny,—Toledo Blade. SAVE MONEY High Grade Fresh Mined Anthracite
STOVE COAL - 11.75 per ton NUT COAL - - - 11.50 per ton EGG COAL - - - 11.50 per ton PEA COAL - - - 9.50 per ton No. 1 BUCKWHEAT COAL - 7.75 per ton KOPPER'S RICE COAL - - - 6.50 per ton SEABOARD COKE M2.00 DEDUCT 25 CENTS PER TON FOR ORDERS OF TWO TONS OR MORE PER TON CASH PRICE NO CARRYING CHARGE. TERMS: CASH WITH ORDER OR C. O. D. TO DRIVER, LAWRENCE M. BECKER
16 PROSPECT STREET PHONE WESTFIELD 2-0700 THE WESTWELD LdDADEB, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEE 2g, 1982
Opens drive for new member*. Lavish Hospitality m WaaaaFirs* Reviewing Tk§ Year 18—Taxpayers Aasociation holds first CaliforBia is FwtisM general meeting. to Mak. Uat erf faMf •r DAVE E. COLSOH U-15—Annual Westfield Horse Show Ciiilfomia Uusjiitalny of the lortiea The history of tU» fan aw way Is quaintly anil accurately described Chester A, Bemmerly will he In- held in Armory. tack into legendary feya. DM •rlgle by Rev. Welter Colton, who was al- of the first screen fan It attfltaM M stalled as master councillor of Ik Gal- 18-19—Business Bureau holds Bar- calde of Monterey In the earl; tor- claiming unfiit ground. gain Days. China, and the story goea that the ahap Chapter, Order of De Malay at Tt» "lama AMe" ties, says an article in tlie LAB 4a- daughter of a powerful mandarla ac- The term. "Seven arts," aad Ita J. L. Vaidea and J. A. Brush 24—Mayor Tipson names committee geles Times. a public instnllataoa of officers of ike I Mayor Tiptin itn«ti economy Democratic candidates for Coun- to further Community Chest cidentally originated the tan watte at- origin In the list of what In the MldiUa in annual maaiafa. Budget, tending the Feast ef lauterna The chapter, for tie easMing term of three cil. plan. "I have sever seen a community to months, Tuesday evening in the Ma- agea were coastdered the principal f 675.SM, iacKW* of $18,U». rival this In its spirit of uosplullty room being very warm, U la said thai 25—Political activity in full swing. sonic Temple at 8:46 o'clock. breiK'ht* of learning, but of opwn*, g—Governor-elect User* (aa*t ef 17—C. Wesley Collins wine nomina- and generous regard." he writ**. she unloosed her Bask, and wklle todtfy our Ule«s of art are conaldaraMy Lions Club. tion is primaries for sheriff. Ar- Democrats and Republicans hold "Such Is the welcome to the privilege* keeping It close to her face, kept BM*- Other officers to be installed in- dlferect The "Seven Arts" aa •** 12—Symphoay Orcheatra presents thur N. Pierson defeated by rally*. of the private hearth that a pubhe lag it to and fro. Frets this lucldesA clude: Senior councillor, Henry Oti- Charles £. Loizeaux. forth orlgluallj were jrauuoar, logic, wiaWr concert LiUiaa Batmil- 29—Crsnford defeats High School. kotel has never existed la California. It is related, the screen fan became tnann, Jr.; junior councillor, Stac.j rhetoric, arithmetic, ajaoietry, ssaatt ler-Miller is soloist. Block-Aid drive amount an- First loss in years. You are not expected to wait (or a popular, the court beauties taking t» Bender, Jr.; treasurer, James K. Cun- nounced as 160,000. and astronom;.—Kanaas nty Tlsaea, 27—Relief Director reports 186 particular invitation but to come with- the custom readily. ningham; scribe, John S. Parsell; se- nior deacon, Finley Shepard; junior heads of families unemployed 17—Patrolman Elmer Nead captures Nmakar out the allgbtest ceremony, make four- The Brat folding fan la said to have and • total of 687. three bandits in Newark after •elf entirely at home and tarry as long eotse from japan. The widow a* a deacon, LeRoy Hammer; senior stew- T.. Huds WilW Caw Osjiaar chase from Westfield. 2—YMCA makes plans for enter- as suits your Inclination. Yuu excite noble In Kioto while acting aa a HUB ard; Russell Nostrand; junior stew- A& KngllebmaD wbo had beaja tMha School budget of »612,«78 aa- taining State Older Boys at con- la the temple of Mledl, aided la the ard, Eugene Rau; chaplain, Otto Le- 21—State Exempt Firemen hold 46th no gutter In the family, awakes BO ;ears In the Canadian West aeat heaal Bouaeed. ference. care of an abbot who had fever, by dig; marshall, Fred Beach; standard to Lancashire for a wife; aad tale la annual convention here. apologies and are greeted every morn- •carton report buildiag permit* 8—C. Wesley Collins of Westfield ing with the HIM bright etnlle. If a folding a paper and using it aa a fan, bearer, Gil Dow; sentinel, Harry the reason: ••Canadian sjlrla an aesaV for 1»31 valued at 1102,610. 22—Memorial grove of flowering elected sheriff; Win. H. Davies, stranger you are not expected to bring This was tee first folding fan. We are Huth; preceptors, Harold C. Conover, ty handj with a can opener, M (baa 29—Lioas praeeat show tor charity. cherry trees planted in Clark Me- mayor; Hoover given heavy local a formal letter of Introduction, No told that to this day the priests to the) Fred W. Talcott, Frank Brown, D. don't know how touts frying Baa." morial Park. support. one thinks any the better of • man temple at Kioto are skilled la MM ataa- Alan Hill, Leonard Gaubis, William Is this why Canadian boys asa I 2«—All-County Band Festival held in who carries the credentials of hit afacture of fans and that tkst* an Hann and Russell Lundgren. nine to capture eihibltkw < 14—Westneld asked to join other saany shops tor the sale ef the faaa. eood rooking;—Toronto Glotaa. KindowaBkin Park. character and standing In his pocket. The ceremony, which will be con- towns in fight to reduce water If you turn out to be different from Governor Moore speaker at Ma- rates. ducted by the chapter's own install- 2—Woman's Club pre ents "Dream what your Brat Impression and fair ing team, will ha followed by dancing «f • Clawi." sons Washington Bicentennial 16—Banks announce $226,000 to be speech promised, still you art saet Toad Mal4s**d meeting. AH af Priatlag in the club room of the temple. The from earliest days th> teadj has »—Dr. L. C. Devii, 1, H. Vender paid out in Christmas Club with no frowning looks, no Impatience ni Invention of printing can h» music for the ceremony will be play- It—Memorial Day observance in- for yotif departure. You atiU enjoy been represented aa fall •» deadkf Veer ana] A. M. Laaberton elect: cludes parade. William M. Beard checks. (raced far hack Into antlq:ilt.v. M»v- ed by Benjamin J. Moffett, Sir Gala solaon, but, aa evaryau kaaass, H M ed to school board. 16—Rev. James A, Smith resigns rec- la full that charity which la toag sal- able types were known to the riilnrm1 had's polished organist. is speaker. faring and kind. Generous, ferbear- uae of the most harmless ft reatlaBB, 10—Polo >atch played for eharity torate of St. Paul'* Episcopal as early OP HIP Tt»nth cwlury. Its body coatalBlai sxrhlng ef a a*t- 22—Patristic greupe plant trees at Church to take effect January 1. Ing people of California I there la awe The annual Christmas dance of Sir 19—Art Association opens exhibit in true hospitality la one throb of your Galahad Chapter, Order of Deafolay, •anoaa salare. statiea plasa hoaoriag Waakiag. Nd i*a fee*** to advertise thai ton Bicentennial. galleries. keart thaa circulates la years through will be given in the club room of the 24—Churches unite in Thanksgiving the courts and capitals of kings.1* weak? Wall ara't forget it Mat Masonic Temple tonight. There will -Qm O—l A Wart A*, t !8—Indepemdeit Merchant* form 4—Block-Aid Drive opens to raise service. be dancing from 9 to 1 a. m. The Better Baaiaese Service Buraaa. $60,000 for relief fund. PuMte auetiaf in Kooaevett 26—Masons present musical comedy 7—Garden Club holds spring flower "You're Asking Me." Idwel maTks WaahingUn Cele- show. Isscraaaae) Stature •! bration. YMCA beats Red Bank in open- 13—Town employees offer 6% salary ing basketball season. AajaajficaMsf Hs Pfajasjajajt T cut. 29—College men hold annual smoker. Physiologists tell us that the coali- 16—178 seniors receive diplomas at tions ef American life, with tta tra- Senior High School. ditions of youthful exercise and 21—Junior High School graduates abundant nutrition, tend to Increase 8—D. A. B. celebrates twelfth birth- Dewisaker thj average helglit of our people and day. 222. TEPPER BROS. they also point out that tall people, 4—Beoievelt School Pet Show held. 22—Holy Trinity High School grad- 1—Over 500 delegates arrive for Y uates 19. MCA Olden Boys' Conference. who have plenty of room for the de- M 10—County choral festival held la velopment and expansion of their or- 24—Business Bureau holds huge one Red Cross Roll Call well under Jvaior High School. way with voluntary membership gans, are the healthiest. If this cir- A Safe Pfcict to SkopT * 11—Dr. Raymond Ditmars lectures day Bargain Day sale. drive. cle, beneficent rather than vicious, ken. 28—WestAeld historic tree on East were followed to Its logical conclusion PLAINFIELD, N. J. 'Hmm PH.. «-J100 Broad street felled after branch 2—Lions vote f 500 to local charity. Lioaa Club contributes |500 to Announce charity ball for De- It would seem that the possibilities tor Emergency Belief. breaks. cember 27. linear growth are practically limitless. 28—Kealtors report fewer houses va- 6—Thrift Shop opens Christmas Ba- Perhaps the time will come when the eaat than any time since 1024. zaar. six-footer will only be Jeff to the ua Mf 7—Flay begins in Louia B. Rule polo tlonal Mult. As for the mutter of tournament. regional the, In the Civil war the tall- 4—Former Mayor Beard is Indepen- est lighters cntne from New England April dence Day speaker. S. T. Hinman elected Boy Scout nd Kentucky. "Long John" Went 6—Banki credit 1113,822 interest head. t—Kepublksn executive committee worth, Chicago's fniuous seven-foot for psst six months to depositors. 9—Fathers and Sons hold annual endorses William H. Daviee for mayor, wns a New Hampshire man, Robert B. Jenkins resigns as banquet. and Lincoln still stands as prototypi- nomination for mayor, member of Board of Education. 11—Tom Noonan speaker at service 8—Dance recital benefits District cal of Kentucky rniiKlnpaa. Hark 6—New Jersey State Father and in Presbyteitian Church. Twnln once remarked that westerners Nursing Association fund. Son Golf Tournament begins at 12—Walter V. Barclay, police com- YMCA holds annual circus. probably never achieved an extreme Echo Lake Club. missioner, tenders resignation as rate height boniuae of the weight IS—YMCA announces drive for f 22,- Gordon T. Parry installed as member of council. Asked to of weapons they Insisted on wearing 444 maintenance fund. president of Lions Club. reconsider. around their wnlsta.—New York Her- Joint Meeting approves supple- 13—One case of infantile paralysis Westfield resigns membership in ald Tribune. mental contract for aewer. reported to Board of Health. State League of Municipalities. 12—Symphony Orchestra presents 19—74 building permits issued from 14—A. F. O'Donnell elected rector of •print concert. Hofer William January 1 to June 30, St. Paul's Church to succeed Kev. Kinne is soloist. 23—Play begins in North Jersey Sin- James A, Smith, resigned. Al Scratch 17—Peoples Bank observes 25th year, gles Tennis Championship at the 10—Hugh Brakely, 13. of Scotch Mrs. ltenwUk anil her husband were 20—Democrat* endorse Leo J. Barnes Westfleld Tennis Club. Plains drowned while skating, ardent golf eiithualnnta; they spent all 25—Albert Rocco, 3, dies of injuries Austen B. Crehore made a their spare time at the club, and all for mayor. Knight of the Legion cf Honor, their time at homii talking about what YMCA drive reaches halfway received when struck by auto mobile. by French Government In rec- they did at the club. On Sundays, not mark. ognition of services during war, being devoid of religion, they stopped Plans made for Block-Aid drive. 17—Legion conducts drive for old on their way to the links to leave their J7—Committee plans Boys' Week little daughter, Jenn, at Sundnjf school. Aagast clothes. • program. Gas station robbed of 1130. "Kemember your Golden Text, dear," 2—State Senator Arthur N, Pierson IS—One killed by patrolman, two Mrs. Itenvvlck said, kissing the child resigns poat. women and Becond man arrested food by. "The henveni declare the May Talbot M. Malcolm named to fill in attempted robbery of local glory of God and the firmament ahow- 3—Board of Education denies use vacancy on Board of Education. meat market. eth his handiwork." of Lincoln Field for baseball, 3—Wych wood Corporation an- 20—Board of Education asks school It was no wonder that, when Jean JANUARY nounces plan to build Wonder employees to take 10% salary rose proudly to rpclte the verse, the House in Westfield. cut next year. Bequest accepted. ahonld have announced: "The heav- 4—District Nursing ABB ociation ens declare the glory of Qod, and the opens woodyard as aid to unem- armament sliowelh his handicap."— ployed. C. A. W. AUS HKirTO RESULTS! Kansas City Times. Frank Bowden of New York de- CLEARANCE feats Ernest H. Kuhn of Yonkers for North Jersey Tennis finals. Ta> Promote Dise*v*rlea 8—Ray E. Mayham of Westfield is The Royal Geographical society of Democratic choice for State Sen- England was founded In 1830. The ator object Is to collect, register, digest and 9—Hawks defeat Cranford nine to print In a cheap and convenient form such useful end Interesting facts and DRESSES take lead in county league. discoveries as the society might from II—Robert N. Buck sets junior speed time to time acquire. It has always record in flight from Mexico City •komcil to Its fellowship those an- to Los Angeles. loos to further this object by their In- 19 Arthur Pryor guest conductor of terest and support as well as those Up To Up To Westfield Band at conceit in able to take more nctlve part In the park. work of discovery and exploration, 21—Frederick Schweitzer of Moun- Candidates for admittance Into the 12.95 19.95 tainside killed at Mountainside society roust be proposed and seconded fire by fallen electric wireB. by the fellows. I SURPRISED 30 79 High School graduates plan to enter colleges. NOW 31 Cloudy weather locally mars view Sall'i Effect •• Steae NOW wktit t wa» shopping at of total eclipse. Kresft's. After purchaslftf Solid stone Is apt to play strange tricks. Extremely rapid decay oc- wmarcus artlcks I noncha- "^ES, kino much easier .95 95 curred In the stonework of a war ma- 6 lantly laid, "Chan* It / to be smartly drcsied norial. No one knew why until It was please." I could see that | since I've opened a charac ac- discovered that the memorial had been lanicdletcly rose In her «•• 6 Social worker reports increasing count at Kr«9c's.Thcy send me 10 erected by a local mason, who con- tlmatlon-Thtlactthatlhad need among unemployed. notlcti of ipeclal events that I ceived the Idea of lowering a particu- • charjc account save si* Rialto Theatre sold to new man- never heard about before, and larly heavy stone into position by sup- •ore prcstlfc. But Mrs, agement. often, ai a charge patron, I re- porting It on blocks of salt which were JOMI didn't know that I 12 Public schools open with 3,448 ceive the privilege ol selecting then gradually dissolved with wster. hav* an eye to th* (utur*. enrolled. merchandiie a day before it goes The resulting decay was serious Shedido'tinowthetln** 13 Local political groups organize on public isle. I am therefore enough to cnuee the memorial to he for political activity. ablt to 3et the 'pick'of th« lot" dismantled wltliln n yenr or two. and SMintiaelast constantly certain of the Mocks replaced with haidlitf ior.amdl < feed. 14—Business Bureau discusses sec- JOIN this ever incrtaiinj new atone. cncJKr*cord.ArtceRltSat ond bargain day. Mrs. Isabelle Larkin engaged by jroup ol Kreigc charge pjtrons COATS wN bf vary vatMUc to aw. YWCA for health education today and en]oy these extra FaarUea-Foot Task SO Why dent work. services. You'll find it JO con- 17—Col. W. A.' Dempsey is speaker What Is believed to be the largest you, too, tale edvantafs cl vtnlent to merely say,"Charje tusk of a hairy mammoth ever discov- 95 the benefits a KrcsftCherfa at Constitution Day meeting, it" to a Kr«ge clerk. Just clip 19—Westfield connects with Kahway ered by modern man has been present- Account olen? Just dip the coupon and brins it to ed to the natural history division of &7fol8.95 NOW . . . 10- Valley Trunk Sewer. Alt coupon and present R Kreige'i Charge Account Of- the British museum In London. The «t our Chars* Account Of- 21 Taxpayers Association formed fice, Seventh "" tusk la nearly 14 feet In length and fee, Seven* here. Floor, or mill Is In a good state of preservation. It 24 High School defeats Somerrille was found In a remote spot In north 95 Floor, of sail in first football game of season. Rtou. . era Siberia, and given to the depart- 30 C. T. Revere is author of "Hands ment of geology of the natural history Up°f
Over * thousand years have slapael Cattish Watas- Mow of the southern arasjatMs- slsoa King OOa set up bis famous Its* Gas* Backto IMS crt who moved to gouts, asaertoa dyke for the purpose of keeping the The oldest race of which there an after the CJrl] war settled la • few Welsh people In a state of rigid isola- records, save the Cluster coy, la the Our Stare* Wail aVs CUMED •>. Sat- colonies, chief at which were Pan, tion. Offa's dyke still remains. In- •culling rac« knows to title) day as •spirits Santa and 8*0 Paula. On* deed. ID some places It Is still of con- Doggett's Coat aad Badge. Thomas ef these In the province of Pan m siderable height But t»e little raos Doggett, the famous comedies a* the situated at the mouth of the Tapajoa •roles bat bees so long confined with- early Eighteenth century, caused tbe liter, afanj of these settlers eren- in Its sliadows, still cherishes its na- following placard to be posted tt) Loa- Happy N*w Year . . Bt mn to than in our many worthufhib valmm im tku gnat toallf returned to the Unite* States. tive tongue with an o&abating devo- don bridge on the eve of August 1, There were • few, however, wb» re- tion. 1715: "This being tfie day es7 Us mained and who were apparently suc- The eisteddfod—the oldest of its dle- majesty's nappy accession le the Big Pre-Inventory Sale cessful a larger and more pros- tlctlve institutions—«tm nourishes oa- throne, there will be given by Mr. Dog- The first of the year jg stock-takingr tame in »ll our Stores and Warehouses. The less merchandise we perous colony of aouthem exile* was der the direction of Its archdratd, and gett an orange livery, witk a badge situated 800 mile* north of Bio de has so parallel ta any other country representing Liberty, te be rawed for have on hand, tbe easier the task. Hence we are ar ranging very special prices on fine, fregfa merchan- Janeiro In the province of Eaplrltu on earth.—-London Aniwers. by sli watermen that are oat ef their dise—before stock-taking. Save money on items you use every day. Santo. Bowerer, the largest number time within the past year. They are te •f Oonfedermte settlements were row front London bridge to OheUas- Be Sure To Share Bade ID Sao Paulo and It la beUerea iag-Uke tm tt will be continued annually an toa Ik ASCO or Del Mewte Calif. that ultimately these settlements were A huge earthenware Jag, shaped like same day forever." True te hit word, Dark Red 10c Best Pink toe most prosperous. The colony at a hippopotamus, was recently discov- Poggett left in his will s sum of •ant* Barbara la Sao Paulo waa so ered on the site of what was once the money in trust, and with ta* excep- successful that even In 1927 and city of Nazi In Mesopotamia, and to tion of the years 1918-18, inclusive, the prolwbly today there were several believed to be at least three thousand race has been rowed ever sine* un- Peaches 2£23c Salmon tract* of ita existence. It was knows Ive hundred fears old. Upon the spot der the administration ef the Fish- Cranberries as the Villa Americana, but nearly where this relic was found there once mongers' company, snd the list ef wla- Halves or Slices in rich syrup. all persons of North American birth existed a thriving community at a very ners is almost complete. Is 191* •r lineage hare moved to cities or pur- early date. In fact the region has those who had not raced during the Km Will Sur,ly N~d Som* far N~> V—n 3 — 25c abased plantations la the rural dis- been called the "cradle of civilization." war were then matched acaiast each tricts. Within the area watered by the riv- other, so there Is really no breast la Calif. BtssitWtJ Walnuts Ib. He For cutlets, croquettes, etc. ers, there were fertile farmlands which continuity.—Washington Star. Fapar Shall Alsaoatls Ib. lie produced rich crops, and fertile mead- Nature tUapaasiUa far ows. There were cities, too, in wblch Fancy Yellow Faster Miswtf Nuts tb. If* 9c ASCO Cooked Bestowal of TalMkU s thriving commerce waa carried on. Discoverer BaffM far New Impartee) Curraats pkg. lie Brer? anatomy 1« deCectlre aome- fwwpasiti— e>l X-R«y* Calif. StMtHcM Raisias 2 pkgs. lie •asss. BeasoBlng by analogy, ca» Hoentgen, the scientist wh« discov- MMIUJ Caasheliag Onions Calif. 5e«.c. Raisins pkg. 10c Saner Kraut ws expect perfect Intelligence la oar- ered the X-rays, died of cancer, S dis- Wagner founded modern conducting, ease from whose ravages ui| s pa- Slcifh Girl Chocolates g-lb. box tic eslvM or In others? gcora for the writes Richard Capell to the Londos ssoroa seems to Imply that we think tlet has been saved by treatment with Princess Chocolates l-tb. box $1.49 Dally Hall. Be wrote a little book oa roentgen rays. 2c Ib. 1 «7« tkat the Beroa, by Ultlnf thougM, the subject which Is nearly all a rag- VaaDrV* Pittas! GaMen Dates pkg. lie 2 a lie •Ifht tease to be one. Ut our own It was on November 8, IBM, th»t ing denunciation of bad conductors, New Layer Fig* pkg. lOe Easy to prepare. tendencies make us charitable. Do but which lays down two principles: Roentgen stumbled on his discovery, ws comprehend the Blnsteli theory; The conductor's business is (1) to es- The world's Imagination was Bred by 4s we know what the financial eol- tablish the right tempo and (2) to the discovery, snd It la little wonder ASCO Fines* ASCO CeefceeJ CeMeis •sw Ml the market snd Business bring out the melody. Be also said, that it generated the most fanciful fates mean to a degree that we can "I do not beat the time, for that would thoughts. Antivivlsectlonlsta silled ik •take money by them as some do; make for a stiff performance—I de- the discovery as a battle won against •mild we Invent anything median- scribe It In the air." These sayings vivisection, and Bpirltualigta tried ts Mince Meat 19c Pumpkin 12c leair What la the capacity of our really embrace almost the whole tsat- link up Roentgen's discovery wits tbt Our own make—the very best. It's easy to bake a pie. ter. many nebulous manifestations and Providence bestows apon as ow theories that the world had pointed laicals as It bestows upon m our at with derision. £2. SOUP 12c Rob Roy full Pic Crust •Has, lets and Internal organs to be Oirssaie Wiassrt Heaeree When accosted by a reporter, Itoent- Phil*. Croaw •Ha aa we beat knoir how. If ws While the present-day Olympic gen replied to his question: "Is II 10c lave "that kind of a brain*—astong games are modeled after the ancient light?" with "No, for It can neither b* K SALT 2** 15- Ginger Ale Si reflected nor broken" "It It electric- ear ether "Internal orgaae"—that to Greek fames, there are Important dif- ASCO Choice Gems Cigarettes pkg. 10c CHEESE w the kind of kraln we have. VThosi ferences. The Greek games were real- ity?" "Not In any known form." C. A C. Ginger Ala 2 bots. 2Sc R eV R Plum «ses It kecone t. be harsh Sboat the ly religious festivals, dedicated to "What Is It thenr "I know not" c 1 •Rob Roy Ginger Ale . 3 12-oz. bots. lfe C win ef other.*-* H. OolUs* la Ike Zeus, being manifestations of physi- It Is now known from Boentgen'l Tomatoet3c£25 'Hoffman Pale or lime Dry bot. 90c •t touls GlebeDemocraL cal perfection, which the Greeks con- observations and those of others thai Pudding 21 3y sidered godlike. Therefore, winners X-rays sre electromagnetic radiations ASCO Fancy Sweet *ASCO Assorted Sodas ... full qt. bot. lie of the games became national heroes, skin to light, Dr. Claude Lllllngstoi c •Plus redeemable bottle deposit. Tfcs rirtl Ptratsl their praises were sung by the great- explains In his biography of Wllhelm PEAS rl5 •fee Biblical exiiressioa, "n* tsss> est poets, statues were erected to per- Konrad Roentgen In Bygels aftgailne, Sliced Riadlou tat wait* defends trots the soa," petuate their memory and, In Athena, 19c Horn
NmrTMLiU aa tka OU TaaUa* Giant New U**r Rex h Firtt Italian Vwl To the thoughtful reader of the Holy for Love Scriptures It ma; appear curious that i aeavMed tba ataus af In the history they contain of the With Skip-to-Shore Radiotelephone ate EaDpeHns, had the ' », M. »VM*C KING rise, progress and hablu of a purely I a •*» swathe hangar. pastoral people like the Jewa, there abould be no mention of cacka an* "The Art |»f Gliding am keaa In the Old Teataueot, although _ jght" is tii^ title of »"»« UOWiJWS « references by name are frequent to the ture and talk to be given k, a varalBg ta au firia animals bred, employed ar cared for of Aa YMC4 Tuesday «.tl ace. Attar, aa e»ery- there. sty at the docks for »ary 3 at 8 ^'dock. ft .5 s. *«# herself at No modera general farm would be It M seated by C. K. FmUfcL".** Ma*" at geawd Herrop, Howard aad considered completely atocked af there airtglbles the adnmustration COBB**!" * Jsassi kar. Bad Margaret been la lave were BO fowls about the barnyard or GU<»er League of Americ^i! •life 1 Wall, ae- ae poultry-run, in ladla, which la the responsible tipr the r' • ^••*> a ss ef (act ah* bad set She aatire home of the peacock, aacb fewla gUaing- as such in the Watar aWffsi. a naAasr early ia 1928.: rattier in love vrlth have ran wild from remote antiquity, J%* wild water buflala af Asta, ear, bis yacht aad bis ceua- •oloojou bad peacocks breaghl to Jem- sasiifTif sailed the laaiaa baflaw, to Realign, th»t the fett tba blew aalea a* object* of beauty and all sapldlr becomls* very ran. Uha tka «yin« may be brought, of opulence. BM apparently Mj e*a- AMcaa buflala. It la vary aaaiarasM, by a steady increase ia ka4 sever beta any formal laaartaa foind aotbing very loteresttng « la fonnd ssost eftea wadlag aa Mat* aad that the aero-dyna^ between Margaret I as the wild fowls, which are diminutive tattssM aad lood plalaa, of aircraft can be mOie •award, Mit fas baa paM Bar suarfcea la comparison wltb oar carefaly and wallowlag la tks mad. It Mrda. aX resenble eitreue aklnny of saotorless flying called sOsmlsa ial taea (we off ao4 a*tr- aaapal tha low coaatry aloag tka soaring; or air-sailing vat else, leaving kar M typea af the igbang game *vcka of Oaagaa aad Brahasapaura itvata, aad Wetlco and of the Var Beat icd without motor power, Well, after sll. Mar akw la tka aorthan past of Oaykm in Germany. a*sat traa aat vaoUr ta blame for kar At aay rata aomeetlc fowla do aat S2&L "f•• * «•"•"•• •>*—>•* •"••-ro. kr«.Largo hards are ao loafer eeea, aad •tft la Ua UcUeat aba U4 b. appear u aave made thav way lata tkara aat kaaa local latarbrsaasai ka- The Rhoen-flossitten Con,he t ap tbat way—llrat u onaldar ahe taad of kvael until after the cap- twaaa tks wild and doasaatlc stack. Oa many is the outstanding sans2L' isrtaaa aai then tba aaa trae tivity, wbea Die remnants af tha trlkaa aaisaat af Ha aeml-ataatle kaMM kt tj for meteorological reseat* 5" M. may have brought thorn aloag fraa tha «myy aaofal la the Ha* acids. Iea4ing tb« glider movnasat sTk tsttiiaa eraM ha»e I ParaUaa, who had latradaead BV I kiai ratf watt iadeei. Bar rsii- troa ladia batora tkat parted. Parasol Is HMser -««.g" I. Net fjaa WM «ee aaUralr at tbat haiaaa la aadeBt Greece aad alaa AMI fcaadlU are "bung" ia Maacfca- poratioa equipped the first sksarT is that United ftatae tka Now TaaUsasat ana orlglaaBf i wkkk ae aretes arar fat lav the law* tha canopy waa canted aot •teas tka hegiBnlng of govemsMS* rlal Bat It Is uot the result of a pedition to the United »>atai!isl I hat kaaa abla vspllr te SHBM- •itfcaji Held "f eaaaBwa" aa Mseh aa a protectloa apalaat tha police ar Judicial efficiency. It la wrsttaa ia Oraak. It la aot rialmad ing ten year's experience efSsfcak la tka Called Rates thare hare kaaa IBM aay af tka aaaaairrlpts wrlttaa aata ttaai tba affairs af BMB- With baaaj.Dead aaa at far a aert af rshgtaoja aara- at last taw political parties ar polata surely because tbe word for haadtta Bear work to the American Hatk waaMB. at ant aaturallr, Uargatat Before a aaw Biaiwy ia aathieaad BBBBI Bflt BBBtBaBB^ BBUBWBB BBHBBBBBBI BBBBSBBBBI la taa Mancburian dialect Is "hang •y tka apsatlea tksmaslvss are la ac- an act of good will. " af view. Tka aarHeat were saowa aa sBtaaea, bat auMsraai early copiaa ta Mi stack ekatrload. ia WiBcbeater cathedral ha aat ia laaad wttk BMvabla roda, far ArMapa- tae radarallst, which advocated a hatst." Tha motion pictures will safet have aa laterview with Wlliiam the taa dellgktfal asMUa, "«• DM derivaUon of this name la *f aaa la the Okrlatlaa caarebss af Ba- •••TV** aw rlfkt," waa Margaret's strong central govsnuaaat wttb a rape, Asia aad Africa, from which tka glimpses of Kronfeld instrWIsiak •au rardet aa tka affair, paopla Coaaaervr. Oa his wsj te the ea- awa aaaawd aad abat sossethlag ttaa a Interest. Translated I'.terallr, it sMBsa n great aasaant ef control ef tka states, New TaatatMat was traaslstsd htto ginaar in elementary nunoasvaV *. What aai Marsaret rgaa la tba ana- tbadral be goes Inte a saiall ekareb MBBada. aad the Republics* party, which waa "rad-aaard" and was first tppllod lo Utta tad ether kuguages, an ata- iaUrnational glider coatsstfti alaa, aatda* Uaat a rrnaor tkat ah* la tha Sigh street sad there raasslaa ranU'a aatraps tt the eldeot 4>- aa atvallr atraag advocate far tka taa haada of maraudlag Russlana who Rhoen mountains, Nehriag aarasi has) JlKaa Hawara aaa aat Howar* aluae far a few minutes. lbs ertgla tt wara skeltered by Oa aovar- rigkt ef Ike states te be ssif-govsra- uead to pillage the border towns'la aarvod ta tka Vatlcaa library at BOOM, kl various taoMsterles, and other with the soaring machine "IL* aat a mar Mick aka faataraf aai ef the eastern Is this: Is the days of ( Msol. la ladla It* very aa- lag la all Ismsstlc affairs aad ta per- tha •Ightetath ceotury. Tbe tana was stadt," the same machine wits aha atraalataa wlta aach tact aa* asnUt- tbe great Norman sew blsbeas weal Mstaf baa alwaya been aa Immutable Mrvlalsa or goverasseat later applied to all bandits. Tka Scriptures wara drat ajaahol at reytl majesty. Bat tlaM lata English ky Jobs Wlek the Brst endurance mars' ta i. •atf that waaa It cama to tba tare af ta Us palace as aa art of loyalty be- far aa aattaeal eefsase and IpattaeaJM to >psstsslaa United States of four hours aas JH ITTIJ ha halt aclievea It klaustf. fore going ta the cathedral, la strong wasted apaa franca and Oatherlna da as well aa the latagrlty ef Mb between 1374 aad 1380 A. O. MadM to nuke the parasol one of a Arttflcial aids to tbe sight ware In minutes was established at Caw bishops have hsea siaUlag uwMtmuait, the -partplule," an CBM> ing ta Witchcraft sod Possessions," In The opportunity to heartkaav > arttkeet wkteh bar Ufa waa laeeav ~' aaktt. kp MM Whlga, thea ay the Matlaaal waa aatural that the Inventloa should tea tkaa bar aarsatc alaa tha rhurcb. there ta eemaiwe srltk aa given a Latin hnme. Spectaculum, syklck ba told of cases he had oh usual talk is open to oldsr kern an tha spirit ef the Conqueror. There •apaillcaa. aad later, la Mn\ ay tat men without charge. Tkta taas)M bar mtla ar aDtklnfi aaa •spabllcaa party. aemethlng seen or looked at, was the aarvad. During the Salem witchcraft •Ma fear traat tiat died art left aar caa ae few other men," reaarks aa oasM selected—"spectacle," t show or oxcilement In 1692 ba published "Won of a aeries of attractions wkiea at •agllsfa write/, "who havs ae nt (Mr Mesmy »« Tki.li., den of the-Invisible World" ta COB "Y" plant to offer on Tuakisy m- • peat fertaaa. And Variant wat Many a man rails tu become a pageant, coming from the same source aaw tkirtr rears ell suit aa tha world that peseta par -Oil Oeat-A-Wafw Aaa, Branff Ba> Spectaculum later developed Into tbe Arm believers la that kind af de nings. them atata visits more than •» years hinker for the sole reason that Ills memory I" Ion good.—Nlrnmchc now familiar "spectacles." BBOBlftC poSSt'SSlOB, Tisjrtasr wUa bar aaafs aataU Mar sfter their death."—London ' C. A. W. AD8 BRING aarat Mot afar aa naufar af K tba aaw wba hat at let* tootaettt tba tsktactal alklia at bar aatlmabla aM watauaa relative, Thara la aa aaa la Wasblagtaa Trea Piaate* •aratatai it—atrlka up tha band I nan There is a phase of Washington* estaee tha Bare. PMUta Ounnlnaa, career which i* not alwaya maattoaed MM •atadal director aforesaid, waa artlrles concerning him, bat wMch ef abeat Maraaret'e awn age—perhaps • vary Interastlng one. He was an a year ar twa rounftr, though ka enthusiastic tree planter, and collector, Isaaea eMer, Ha waa a etate, aolU I ha aent to far-oS places for par tlcular varieties of trees tkat be MUTUAL STORES wlahed to plant at Mount Tornon, WttuaBt ha and Margaret wara During the years from 1783 to 1T8S, tbrowa ran Mack together la tha way following the end of the Revolution at sastoaas, and ta bar surprise, tha ary war and preceding his election to Offer For Your New Year's Celebration A Choice Variety of Fine fwaag lady found tbat aha waa llnftr- the Presidency, Washington spent aag ever business matters with ber practically all his time Improrlag the aatratary longer than waa absolutely large estate at Mount Vernon, laying Beverages and other desirable Holiday Foods at Lowest Prices taqnlrcd by tha circumstances. . What out hie grounds and making his plant- dM tali ineear Oould It be—» Bat ings. Still growing at Mount Vemoa ashaw! aba waa thirty rears old. aha are 45 trees which were planted by BEECHNUT BRAND gtw no algal that aha had awakened Wuhlngtoi during his lifetime. PRIMROSE ASSORTED Ik Phillip Cummlng'a sentiments which fan now realised bad taken poaaeaaloa GINGER ALE ONLY' at kar owa heart Waa aha detuned COFFEE CHOCOLATES atrar ta ae laradf What waa there Seodlose Oraagaa 1 Ib. tin Full as wi. 1 R>. box abeat her that debarred her from ea> The raising of seedleaa oraagea was Bettfe POMEROY GINGER ALE £?£. W e aarlenelBg, once In her life, tha Joy- originally a "sport," propagated In Full 28 oa. •u knowledga that aoma one krrat Braill by means of budding, and the 31' 39 hart aaedlew oranges BOW grown la U« Bottla POMEROY LIME DRY £r£ W United States are descended from tw« Bat thara aha waa, debarred by the Imported Brazilian tree* Bods at SUNSHINE SURPRISE vary natura af thing*, from any be- "budding sticks," as they are called, trayal of bar real feellnga In tha aatt> are taken from seedleaa-orange trees tar. fluppoao ahe should, tnadrartaat of ordinary type. When the bad! send ASSORTMENT MUTUAL MEATS rf, betray kenelf; and ahonld anat oat shoots the seedlinge are cat back, 1 1b. PLUMPUDDING with aa ratponw! The thought waa ao tbat only the budded portions de- box The Beat That Money Can Bur 1 It). too horrible. She would ae* aa tittle velop. Tbe umblllcatlon In seediest 25' aa BOMlble af Phillip; would hold MM oranges Is caused by the malformation For THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY tin 21' '£39* at a dlatanee leet the ahould hold MM of the pistillate blossoms, which with- tea near. The result waa that aa ley Swift'a SiUerleaf LARD . 2 lib. prints lfc PRIME Beat Cut ar without being fertilised, aa nature BEVERAGES barrier •eamed to arlea between the provides no means of pollination. Swantdown CAKE FLOUR . . pkg. 23c C two who had before been on t rela- Ideal Brand MINCE MEAT . 2-It), jar 39c RIB ROAST 21 CANADA DRY MM aa nearly "chummy" aa the pe- GINGER ALE—12 oz. bote. . . 2 for He altloai of emplojer and employed par- None Such MINCE MEAT . . 2 pkgs 25c Bltmg Roimrks . »iaa s. fcrt. •*> •ttted. Phillip felt the change, O» Pie Plato FREE wttk every Two Packa«ae. C What Is the most Mnng thing ever FRESH HAMS CLICQUOT CLUB Thlnga could mnnlfertly not ge ea said by a statesman about a political Del Monte RAISINS ... 2 pkgB. 18c City Cut . Half or Whole . Ib. thla way: One.day Phillip offered bla 13 GINGER ALE—Full 16 oz. bot. . . Me opponent? I have always put highest Seeded or Seedleaa. rteignttlon. "Xou will find ererythlnc Disraeli's description of John Stuart e Pal* er O«Msa Tok J*k la order, I think," Mid he, "and nat- Pilot Brand CURRANTS . . 2 for 28c Mill aa a finishing governess, and tha 11 oi. Packages. t:L£r CHICKENS » 23 HOFFMAN arally I will ati; until yon provide saying, usually attributed to Lord Bal- yvnraelf with another manager." - C PALE or LIME DRY . . Large bot Me four, that If a certain politician had a DROMEDARY ITEMS Fancy aTECI? • • • 1b- POMEROV "But why do you resign, Phil—Mr. Uttle more brains, he might be de- A Southern Fruit Cake Mixture Maryland UEXaOCi 19 Okaunlngaf" asked Margaret. Be aa- scribed as half-witted. But bare la an CLUB SODA—12 oz. bob. . . 3 for He tJeed tha Blip and Muihed—and Mar- DIXIE MIX . . . . . Pkg. SSe add comment from an unexpected WHITE ROCK WATER . 12 oz. bot lac garet blushed, too. "Are you not tat- quarter. Gladstone's style was too tor Pitted and Pasteuriied KX-i. TURKEYS " IV •gfled with your salary?—or Is It your rentlal aa a rule to permit of epigram. DATES Pkg. 17c PERRIER WATER . . 12 oz. bot Iff aaiployer that you are dltaatlaflad Bat he once observed of t man whom Fancy IlIIP^Q * - *• wlthr1 * Citron, Orange and Lemon Bottled in France. he distrusted that "he was of a com- LOHf ItllsftBd aaasT U^^aa^J "My aalary is moat satisfactory," ra- position to which water would add PEELS 4-oz. pkg. 10c 1* Kreuger'a BEVERAGES . . 4 bote. Me llied Phillip," and until lately my em- etabllltv."—London Spectator. ployer had been all kindness." ROEDING'S Trcfs BEVERAGES . . . bot. at •Then you have noticed a change la Package FIGS—8-oz. pkg. . 3 for 28c »IM a* art. iss> ate of later Wales Beaala Big Tree. NUTS Ideal Brand GRAPE JUICE •I have, Miss Howard." la an effort to attract visitors, Wales "To what do yon ascribe thla Budded WALNUTS—Diamond Brand . Ib. 25c Full 16 oz. bot. 2 for 25c Full 32 oz. bot 23c 1 boosting her big trees. The Douglas changer Sr at Powis castle, Welshpod, Is said Mixed NUTS—Star Brand . . Ib. 19c From ORCHARD & FARM Welch's GRAPE JUICE "To my presumption." to be the tallest In Great Britain. It la Soft Shell ALMONDS . . Ib. 21c For THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Full 16 oz. bot. 21c Full 32 oz. bot. 3tc "Soar presumption* Pray whea 100 feet high and 11 feet In girth. Ac- Fancy Washed BRAZIL NUTS . Ib. 19c hare you presumed r cording to a recent publication af the do e COCA COLA . . 6 bote. 2fc "Oh, Ml»e Howard," cried Oara- Nations! museum of Wales, an oak Laird's CIDER . . . . ?al. 43c aatngs, do not question oie—pray let Ideal Brand TANGERINES ' 15 near the castle la 106 feet tall, has a "Apple Shaped Jug" - BM go—It la best." girth of 24 feet.and contains 2,002 PUMPKIN—Large cans . . 2 for 25c dw e "Phillip," said she, using his Ctirte- feet of lumber. Another not so tall la BLUE LABEL tlan name without liesltnncy, "Ae yoa 31 feet ID circumference but la hol- Ideal Brand Florida ORANGES 19 really want to leave me?" low. An oak felled In 1810 yielded CRANBERRY SAUCE . 17-oz. can 15c fw e CHICKEN and BEEF CUBES Their oyea met and (or a moment 2,426 feet of lumber, more than has Bell's POULTRY SEASONING . pkg. 9c HoridaGRAPEFRUIT 5 25 tin they gazed at each other without aver been obtained from any other Thin SVin. aptaklng. Then he said, "1 don't want tree In Europe. Leaf THYME and SAGE . . pkg. 5c to leave you—and you must know I for e don't But what else Is there for a e pkf. poor beggar like ma to dor CoM QuMutlae LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 •*- 16 New CABBAGE R1NS0 2 35 "Dot Why, etay with DM—forever." In & school In South Carolina, "Quar- FRESH TENDER Half an hour later Phillip was saying antine Station" Is the name given to a C "Bow the gossips will tails!—! Bhsll corner ot the classroom ID which chil- bo pointed out In the streets af a for- dren coming to school with colds are PEAS 2 25 IVORY SOAP CRISP BRILLO Cleane, Scours and Polish** rone-hunter. Hot let 'em gabble." placed to avoid contact with other MED. CAKES LGE. CAKES "And tliey will say of me." replied children. The teacher also keeps a - Small f»c Large; | fie supply of paper handkerchiefs for for C fo 3 Margaret, "that, after being Jilted by CELERY HEARTS 2 pkf. * everyone else, I had to take up wltb those who come to school wltliout s 3 14 2 My secretary." And that's exactly handkerchief. From every angle tie what the gossips did say, but Phillip school tries to prevent having or 101 EAST BROAD STREET 210 EAST BROAD STREET and Margaret didn't give a picayune— spreading colds, Marguerite Digby ex- 'Fkaaast 2-2M1—->.I4U they were happy. plains In Hygela Magajlne. 'Pkawt S-10M THERE IS A,MUTUAL STORE NEAR^OU C. A. W. ADS BRING RESULTS!|C. A. W. ADS BSING RESULTS! THE WEDNESDAY, DCCEMSfft «*\ Utt
Junior Holiday Daace, Echo take G. C, EvetUB»T.
DeMolay Chriatna* Dance in Maaonic Teanple. Evening. Kr. «nd Mrs. Berthtme Jones of Charles Bogartof Trinity place, Elm street returned today from Lan- underwent a tonsil operation yester- caster, Pa., where they visited Mrs. day morning at the Kahway Memorial VMCA Submarine Circus. Jones parent*. Hospital. Lions New Year's Eve Party. l y The WOMB'S Guild of St. Paul's Sylvester Martin, brother of B. F. Church will hold a regular meeting New Year's Day. Martin of 808 South avenue enjoyed Jaaaary I BRING on Tuesday, January S in the guild a hunting trip to South Jersey last room of the pariah house. Observance of New Year's We are in » position to render any family week and was fortunate in catching Day, a deer. YOUR service of the higher type, at » pn^ ,^jch Mrs. George Dobbs of E»st Bro»d Organization Meeting Tows will meet with thair entire approval street was recently injured in an auto William S. Quick of 518 Trinity Council. Morning. accident in Pliinfield and two dsyi place has been elected president of Peoples Baik A Trust Co. FRIENDS later had the misfortune to fall in Reception. Afternoon and Eve- We have made t study of thii phax of the third year class of the electrical her home and break her left wrist. department of the Night School of ning. our butineu «nd tod*y are in a position to Engineering at Cooper Union, New Jaaaarr * offer a complete and thoroughly satisfactory A good time is being planned by to our annual the YWCA for January E when the York. DeMolay Public Installation service at a surprisingly low cost of Officers in Masonic Temple. "New Year Frolic" is to be held from Fire Chief and Mrs. Frederick C. reception 3:30 to 5 p. m. Ladies who are a Evening. Dtcker of Sherwood Parkway have as Jaaaarr • little overweight will enjoy seeing a their guesta the chiefs uncle, Philip demonstration of normalixina; activ- New Year's Frolic, YWCA Decker and Miss Lucy Pecker and 3:30 P. M. RICHARD J. HIGGINS ities. Robert Turner, all of Sovereign,' Sas- katchewan and Mr. and Mrs. Josiah ' MONDAY, JANUARY M FUNERAL HOME Music lovers or this vicinity have Smith of Chester, Pa. the opportunity of hearing the fa- 4 «• 7 P. ML mous pianist, Miacha Levitiki, at the The Westfleld delegation which at- GIRL RESERVES GIVE Summit High School auditorium on tended the Democrats victory cele- wnrntui>< Friday evening, January 8 at S:80bration held Dtcember 16 in the Eliz- TOYS TO 217 NEEDY —nlamiai to sipre** ear anpractatloi af *«ar WESTFIELD o'clock, Thi§ concert is given under abeth Carteret Hotel, Elisabeth, in Of Articl-f Diatgitv 1*7*1 g«»a win. the auspices ol the Summit Junior eluded James A. Donnelly, chairman Service League, The proceeds from of the Democratic Town Enecutive r**a Ufcfcr «l "V" the admission charge are for the ben- committee, Mrs. D. W. Tlmberlske, UllWNk MUSIC RBrfHSHMENTS efit of the Summit Rome for Children. Ray E. Mayham, John H. Traynor and Henry Kroner. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day of last week the lobby and game Ntw YMI'I sUttktiwM room of the YWCA was gay with PEOPLES IANK tables of festive Christmas toys ar- tke (MM k«an a* kr F«r 11* Petatnu DECLARES DIVIDEND ranged according to kind, and suit- •• rnmnrKMTlT . . ., •uaa• * tka ability to afre. Groups of Girl Re- PEOPLES BANK «••*•*•• ••• «»f llakl«•'•««l ••• tk« < !•!«- While this is a good season for The board of directors of the Peo-serves were helping WestAeld moth- a«a* at tfca tMr,—
REAL ESTATE WANTED FOR SALE Qn— MCnrr«s»cy" g» UM RATES: -I . IT *OH» SGISC Is (or rent, •>!• or is Cwatir' b SquirreU, Beet, Hornet*, Ant* exchange an* want e,ulck psraoaal •oaVTGACB—Private party wiu lend One-Ccnt-A-Word service, llal || with our OIIM dlrsct, money on mortgage: no commission, He product most extensively em- •a we ar« *ot su«mbers at TBs Mul- no bonus. Telephone West&eld 2- AGotdtUftoluHon tlpla LJatini atyetsD. WMtl*14 R««lty 12C1 ployed in the place of coined money, Make Trouble for Telephont %, Minimum Charge 25c before till country had a coinage, Buraeu, !•• HorU Av«., 'Pilous I- vm (AMD—Green kitchen set, also "Ad«" Accepted by 'Phone 1«S*. l-il-tf email table, 2 rattan chairs and for 1933 v«a On trtacco of the southern col- table. » walnut bedroom pieces, all onias, aapedallr a* Virginia. For Aa aaditioaal chare* of tana H«*-P» >K« 1EM TO JILL practically new. Reasonable. 788 Oak Ave., Town. • •feral rear* snarly all of the boat- ctatt will b* made for advertise- MM of Out colony, both domestic and PtaUctm Which Is Salmi Witfc tk« that are charged and emovat APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOB SAMS _ Farsi—Be&l cost, (COO. Mendoza. beaver, 97.00. Brown foK "f it«0 JM» At Chriitmu foreign, ni carried on bj n>e»ni ml •f •• Ussuvwrr Pawl ts UUM tfcaa $14 •TEAM-KCaTEB unfurnished newly •ea.it, JS.OO. Red fox, (t.00. -White tobacco until tfaa enormous produc- decorated spartm«ut, gas and light fur scurf, 96.00. Telephone Weetneld CM smd b*vt txtrm tion of Ot »Iaat made restrictioa included in rent. 'Phone WeBtfleld B-Ult. JBecaua* afiilrrela ds lot Ilka paint New Jersey, however, that a-8204-W or 2-2SU. 12-7-11 •n It* aae aa money necessary. Pew- •ompoiel ef sfl per cent wfclU lead an< a much greater potential NOUSES KM RENT FOS1 SAJJ5—Kl«su_ , a~oo
THE WESTFIELD LEADER Tfae world is sow being disturbed by aa- >ther period of discussion of the inability of •m41^ MUMTbbtm« 'arious nations to pay the sums thtey owe unban he United States for war debts. The sad part of the situation is that ill EaUr*4 ax the Port Oftee at Weettel*, N. /., as most of the nations involved the issue is be- Bacwlwr 1, i»H, fltl. 4 CI fft ing handled as a political, rather than as a oaarastr
» • • • • II 1 • JT» ^— ii.—,—M— — --» •"•at — Westae•""—» —— R N«w* r fcr Tke VeetaeU Leader Priatiniti « and PueluhinPblihi f Co»- urely business transaction. iU». A> Iaa*>em4cBt Newspaper. OtlcM paper, Undoubtedly some nations are entitled to Sterne** yeara, for the Town of WestAeU, Borough n extension of credit, but when they ask for Btjbscriptioii rates, %%M a year la advance. other nations immediately demand the National AawrtMa* Representative., New Jersey ame concessions for fear their neighbors will V« PaM T« I* AiUi* KewafTere, tae., Hew York. jet something they don't. Established 1880. So-called diplomacy and cheap politics KATIONA1. BOITOR1M. irevent consideration of debts owed the )CIA.TIO» Jnited States, on a business basis, in accord- 1932 e with each debtor's ability to pay. If the foreign debts could be handled as re private debts and the curse of politieg liminated, world peace would be a thousand WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1932 rears nearer, international strife would be 'educed to a minimum and our loans would Happy N*VYMT e more secure, Foreign debtors would then Generally, we are glad to see the old ay in accordance with their ability nnd those year go and we can't imagine that there are hat were bankrupt would be treated in ac- nany regreto that the New Year is upon us. cordance with bankruptcy proceedings, and The hope it universal that 1933 will be one hose that were solvent would enjoy the re- of revival and renewal of general prosperity gards of solvency. parish was held Saturday afternoon HAPPY ARE OUR and progress. in the parish hall. Samuel Colwell of North avenue, 1982 came in with a lot of noi»e and has GAKWOOD HEWS who has been a patient ia the Muh- HOLIDAY SAVINGS been making a racket ever since. No pre- NEWS FROM TRENTON lenfcerg Hospital, Plainfleld, has re- cedent has been set which requires respect turned to his home, FUND MEMBERS win AM F< Francis Kuster of Anchor place is for a year gone out—and thanks be—we can State intervention when a mortgage holder is home after serving four years in the The members of our Holiday Sav- eUimlM the year with all the joy we feel. ixerting undue pressure on the mortgagor of a New U. S. Navy. erney farm, may regult in saving many farms in the MANY FAVOR ings Fund are happy people—glad There hat not been a more severe teat of State. This policy has been decided upon by the Garwood youths home from college Emergency Farm Mortgage Committee appointed sev- NEW LIBRARY for the holidays are as follows: Eu- that they joined and are making national courage in the history of thin coun- gene Galloway of Spruce avenue, a eral weeks ago by Governor Moore, The committee The movement to establish a free try and there ha* never been a time when freshman at Cincinnati University; good preparation for their finan- vas named to study the farm situation In the State. iblic library in Garwood appears to Joseph DUgan of Locust avenue, a depreMura, unemployment and the need for The committee will not function alone by loaning lave gained momentum and plans cial requirement*. You are cor- freshman at Seton Hall; Lionel Flam- noney, it waa pointed out, but it will operate for the rare discussed at a recent meeting relief haa been §o general. mer of Spruce avenue, a freshman at dially invited to join. purpoae of aiding farmers who are over-burdened with tetween Mrs, Sarah Askew, a mem- Miami University; Conrad Keim of It it important that politics at it is gen- mortgage debts. According to Senator A. G. Beeves er of the State Library Board, and Center street, a junior at Cincinnati, erally thought of, be cast aside by those who of Trenton, the committee can accomplish much by members of the executive board of and Edmund Smith of North avenue, Intervening when the mortgage holder is exerting un- he Garwood P.-T. A. Mrs. Askew have the affairs of the country in charge and a senior at Bucknell. called pressure on the mortgagor. William B, Duryea, ill send » more detailed report of •n honest effort be made to set the govern- secretary ol the State Board of Agriculture, haa been >er plan early next month. It is the Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson are ment on a true and progressive course. So requested to write to the banks in the State express- tope of the committee working on now residing in Voluntown, Conn, long as politics is played by those who are ing the committee's desire to co-operate in dealing he project to have the new library with the mortgage situation and invite the presidents :\vn in February. Jiutice aot big enough to act in the way which its of the various banks to meet at Trenton on Jan- According to the proposed plan, the Madicin* Man'* OpisiUw without question the best for the country at lary 8. brary will be located in a room in The committee decided to seek up to date infor- Trial by ordeal, with a cup of poi- large, we cannot feel that we are seeure or .incoln School now used as a school son to determine the guilt or inno- mation on the farm mortgage situation in the State ibrary room. Books and shelving for that we have reached that kind of govern- and report next week. Nathaniel A. Beck, agrlcul- cence of a person accused of theft, ment which we like to call "of the people, he room will be furnished by the witchcraft or other crime, Is still THE NATIONAL BANK ural statistician for the State Department of Agricul- tate. by the people and for the people". ture, waa made secretary of the committee. It was prevalent among certain Africa! shown, according to the 1932 figures, that there are The action taken is the result of tribes. In the hall of African ethnol- ogy at Field Museum of Natural His- There is need for strong leadership, lead- 10,663 farms mortgaged in the State, written for a petition circulated recently by Miss OF WESTFIELD iuth Colwell and signed by more than tory, Chicago, are exhibited example! ership that can dominate the too many ordin- otal value of $39,706,019. Of these approximately of th* poison cup and the poisons used L8 per cent, totalling 17,897,250 ni value, are held 100 Garwood people. The petition, ary minds in Congress which have not been vhk'h, requested assistance from the ID «uch trlnls as practiced by th* •y the New York Joint Stock Land Bank and the Fed- Ovlmbundu people of West Africa. dispensed with entirely at any election. iral Land Bank of Springfield, Mass. itate in opening a free public library, as sent to the State Library Com- It is said that the medicine' man There is need among the people for a mission in Trenton. secretly makes up till own mind la Report •• advance or the trial a« to the guilt continued holding high of the type of spirit Extent of rabies among dogs in the State is em- In the event that the library is or Innocence of the afceuaed, and tnui which haa carried us through so far. hasized in a report of the State Department of Health xpanded, funds for new quarters and controls the result, mixing his con- moving probably will be raised by Westfield can look back on 1932 with* showing 911 animals examined and 635 found rabid coction of poisonous herbs to product from July 1, 1931, to November 30, last. Reports ublic subscription, members of the the effect he desire* to justify a cer- gladness that it has gone, but at the same ihow 335 examinations gave a negative result and committee said. tain verdict either war If the ac- Put Your January funds time with a sincere sense that it is a Town 1 specimens were unsatisfactory. According to the cused suffers from the poison he la •o well fortified by community spirit, eane eport positive cases were reported showing 33 in Mon- BOROUGH COUNCIL adjudged guilty and is either allowed to work at SVi% louth County and 28 in Union County. to die of the poison Itself or Is beaten leadership, and a will to do, that it has splen- "Some dog owners are resorting to annual inocu- ISSUES TAX NOTE to death, according to Wlllfrld D. didly withstood the onslaughts that have been lation of their animals to ward off the possibility of Ilanibly, assistant curator of African ethnology. BUY FIRST MORTGAGE rAlTlCirATIONS made upon it in one way or another during rabies," said Dr. J. Lynn Mahaffey, state director of The Borough Council at its meet- ealth. "Public opinion, however, has not yet crystal- Ing Tuesday night of last week au- If he Is Innocent this fact Is es- the past year. Ita strength has been tested zed to the point for a demand for compulsory inocu- ;honzed the issuance of tax revenue tablished by his stomach's* rejection Secured by sound real estate—principal not been weakened by conditions. , lation of dogs. The reporting of dog bites is now lotes in the amount of $40,000 pay- of the poison, ana this may be and interest guaranteed. and found to be great and this strength hag ompulsory and some 8,000 persons in New Jersey able to the First National Bank of brought about by the medicine man were bitten by dogs in the first year of the WB Garwood, against 1932 uncollected according to the mixture he admin- Here's hoping that 1933 will be a year of peration." taxes. The council also authorized isters. This Is but one of a number i warrant in the amount of $3,000 of similar orflenls uses In the dis- PLAINFIELD TITLE AND achievement and a happy and prosperous one is partial payment of current school pensing of what the African tribes- from beginning to end. Sloku Fawn D.bt Ptynunt men must accept as Justice. Interests of world peace will be greatly enhanced OXC3. M Ml M if the United States insists upon payment of war debts A communication from the State MORTGAGE GUARANTY CO. iy Germany, Prance, Helgium, England, Italy and Emergency Relief Bureau Btated that Dog'* Brain Not Unlike The literary Mmntaus •oland, according to former Gov. Edward O. Stokes. $1,000 would be granted the borough (Mice Hem: B A. M. le S P. M.. E«e»l Salariay. He said that if the nations can go to war and then for relief work for the current month That of Average Child Sataraay S A. M. to XX M. It was not so very long ago that London The dog piles up his knowledge al- escape their obligations and debts growing out of it, iroviding the borough first raised and 119 West Front Street Tel. Plfd. 6-MOO waa the literary center of the universe. The they will of course be free to start another war. pent $376. most wholly by association of Ideas, especially pleasurable associations; great publishing houses were there; the great- "If you want more wars, do not force the nations Dominipk Savio filed an applica- PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY tion for renewal of his permit to op- and this comes rery near to a percep- est accolade an American writer could receive to pay their debts," declared the former governor. "If tion of cause and effect. Sir W. Beach •ou want peace, make the nations pay their debts. erate a pool room at 97 Center street. was acclaim from the English critics. As a The application was referred to the Thomas writes, In the Atlantic We paid for windows, supposed to have been broken Monthly. laws and license committee. result, American literature took to aping its by American trucks accidently flinging atones as they Be can learn up to about 100 words. foreign cousin, and for a while the "fashion- hauled troops or supplies to save Prance. French He can acquire a strong artistic aenu women received the price of new dresses for those AUTO HITS MAN PLAINFIELD CARPET CLEANING WORKS able" American authors were more English —that is, can tell fine shades of black 1 upposed to have been damaged by mud splashed by and gray, and distinguish a very T. L. Griffith* , Prop. than the English. American trucks used in their service. We repaired John Paris!, aged 20, of 257 Myrtle round ellipse from a circle. He can DOMESTIC & ORIENTAL RUGS SHAMPOOED All that has changed. England still has and placed in first class condition every road in France avenue suffered injuries to his left distinguish both separate note* and 82« RiduMMM) St. PHONE 6-0811. PUtnfeld, N. *• used by our trucks during the war. We replaced the arm and leg Tuesday afternoon of ranges of notes. her great literature—but the highest literary old 80-pound rails on the French railroads used by ast week when he was struck by an HI* brain matter behaves very much mountains are to be found in this country. trains during the war with new 120-pound steel rails automobile at South avenue and Cen- as a child's, especially In shutting or .The American book publisher leads the world exported from this country, the work being done by ter streets operated by Louis Harris attention from things that bore bli SPINET GRAND PIANO French labor at the expense of the American tax- of Middlesex Borough. He was giv- by their anlntelllglblllty, and can «o W> LIBS by MATHUSHEK —not merely in the promotion of sales, but payer." en treatment by Dr. William Addle- concentrate on things that Interest by MAT in bringing before an audience new talents, man and later was removed to Alexian him that all the rest of bis mind, and (He*. tT. 8. P«t Off.) new ideas, new and vital experiments. Much Moor* Fn« Burnt Brothers Hospital in Elizabeth by Indeed, his other senses, are shut Governor Moore has received the acclamation of Harris and Lieut. Johnson Brewer. down, of this he does without hope of gain, know- Harris told police he was proceeding the country for his decision in refusing to return the study of the dog'a actual brain ing from experience that deficits are almost Robert Elliot Burns to the Georgia chain gang from along South avenue when Paris! dart- ed between the car ahead and Har- lu given concrete evidence of how inevitably the result of adventuring of this which he escaped on two occasions. When the fugitivi like It Is to the mind of the child. kind. kissed the governor's hand, hanking him for his de Though Voon the human mind climbs cision, the executive said: "Burns, it is up to you, to belghta that tower over the dog'a As long as you are a good citizen, I will not sign the OFFICERS NAMED attainment. Its loss Is permanent U It We need not, however, feel sorry for the requisition papers." American publisher because of that. He haa BY ATHLETIC CLUB misses the perceptions proper to Ita dofllke Infancy. roft TKAVKL MID earned a very definite reward. It is to the Airieallanl WeA Officers for the ensuing year have VACATION KXFENSM This beautiful piano of early Anirl- School children in the State living In the rural You can enjoy UM luxury of a presses of America that much of the world been elected by the White Arrow A. trip abroad ... or a dtUfktfll! can design is Ideal for any oome. sections will take an active put in the affairs of the C. as follows: President, N. B. Tritti- SpoU Be for* tha E?>( orule« . . . m'U pay tit* aa- now looks for pungent volumes of criticism State Agricultural Week and State Farm Show tc 1 litre was a tliuo when, if a man p«i«e»-you per us bwk vltMa DMorijiffve and political philosophy; for the greatest poe; vice president, A. J. Malenchek; a year, on BUT twtoa mlM •> on q be held at Trenton from January 24 to 27. Flam secretary, A. Casalc; treasurer, H. saw spots before his eyes, he blamed your Income. biographies; for the most important fiction. have been completed for the fourth annual grangi Piekarski and assistant secretary- his liver. Nowadays he knows they're Plnfld Thrift A baa Oo. MATHUSHEK spelling bee as part of the cenebration. Eliminatio treasurer, B. Flemming. Just taxlcabs flitting past.—Columbus sis -w. VBOUT «•- PLAinrw America has produced a native literature and (Olilo) S*«te Journal 16 Wktchunf in it are names which are almost as familial contests are already in progress in subordinate granges, The club held a social for mem- • T»t ma. i. PIM. According to the rules established by the State Orange, bers and their friends Monday night. , J. in Paris and Vienna and Leningrad and Cra any boy or girl in the State in the seventh or eight' A children's party was held in the cow, as in San Francisco and New Orlean grades of a grammar school or in the first two years afternoon. The membership drive of a four-year high school or their equivalent, is which the club has been conducting and Sauk Center. It is a literature which eligible to enter preliminary competition through th LOANS ft $300. YOUR RUGS because it is fundamentally native to th will close January 8. KO BHDOWKM MMtUIMCD subordinate grange nearest to his or her home. Families In ond ot Bnanolal land, is really international in spirit. Aislatinc* will do wall to con- The Advertised Article in. rn.thod. sult us. Is one In which th» Merchant TOWN TOPICS The oldest small loan oompanr And the better American publishers whe In Plalnneld. Always ready and himself has Implicit faith- GOOD PRINTING The GarwoDd schools closed on Fri- wllllnr to help thon In n«d or else he will not advertise it have given so much of time, effort and hard- fln&ncl&l assistance. AT A tkOL PRICE AND DELIVERED WHEN day with the presentation of a pro Payments a.rrang«& to ' suit Yon are safe in patronlilnc earned money to aiding that development, gram, "Th© Little Brownie" in which present dsy Income*. the merchants whoae advts. when more profitable, if less commendable, YOU WANT IT. pupils of grades six, seven and nine IKDUSimiAL LOAN IOCISSTT, appear In this paper because he. enterprises beckoned, deserve more of the appeared. 1M Jtort* AT*. !!•»» X. their foods are up-to-date and Phone WertfielJ 2-0407 Tel. PIM. i-IIIT. Uc.n.. No. Ill not shopworn. A special Bervico and Christmas CALL, WRITE OR PHONB. Call credit than they generally receive. party for the children of St Mark's WKS-mEU> WADWi, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 18S2
Communication froB) tb« Sheriff Wot* Hn. Moody Scores FreeUfcrs advising of Ul« appointment of Lee _____ • VOGDITOOAY S under erif 8 celvei " ?iugHy *s" "" ** « ! Creation of a committee of Bp»blk and filed. spirited citizens as a& emergency For EliMMtkf Extmtoi Work Regular meeting of the Union Copy of a resolution from Tow»- ship of Springfield requesting con- body to prevent unnecessary foreclos- tions, which has 81 local groups with *j JANE GSMMN County Board of Chosen Freeholders ures and eviction* of familial iiom was held at the Court House, Eliza- struction of a 30-inch pipe across Bal- . i. i 1MM parents enrolled in them. beth, N. J., on Thursday, December tusrol way was referred to Bridge the New Jersey (arms has bees named • by McClure N«»mmper aytldicau. by Governor Moore. The committee "I could go on for considerable CWKU Soi-vlce) 16, 1832, at 2:30 p. m. Committee No. 2. length, enumerating other worthwhile Communication from State High- comprises: Senate President A- Cro- The cave gives e fur garment Ail- EEN BALDWIN felt a species of Director McMace presiding. Roll ner Reeves, Trenton; Clifford E. Sny- things the extension service is doing call showed 22 members present and way Commission advising of Union ing the seanon it is wors ii gait* as for Union County women, but the Wielf consciousness as he strode 2 absent. County's share for reconstruction, der, Hunterdon County; Paul H. important at its p»per storage thnt foregoing examples are sufficient to Into the boarding house dining room maintenance and repair was referred Burk, Burlington County; David O. the summer months. The beauty of "Why oar Freeholder! vote to elim- Minutes of the meeting of Decem- indicate typical accomplishments of •hat second night of his residence to Road Committee, Watkins, Gloucester County tad C. many good-wearing furs of fta* aaal> inate the CjHinty Home Economic* t&cra, dressed la uls tuxedo. He as- ber 1, 1982, were approved as per hl the organization. The Freeholders' printed copies on the members' desks. H Rb M C ity is greatly impaired fey eanlaav Extension Service BOW, -when harassed finance committee already has re- sured himself that there was nothing Freeholder AntheB and Lambert re- ty Extension Agent sad Purchasing I The initial meeting of th« group housewives need it more than ever oat of the way In his appearance. No nesa in both the war sad the esn ceived communications from numer- ported at this time. Agent were received and filed. will be held at Trenton on Friday in given them during the winter. before to help them maintain Amer- one, of course, would know that the Resolutions that all bills approved Monthly report of Mills and Co., the office of the state Board of Agri- j ous other organizations and individ- reason he was thus formally dressed ican standards of living despite dras- uals, protesting against its vote to be ordered paid was adopted. Auditors, and County Treasurer were culture at which time investigation j A common fault among many (a* tically reduced incomes, is difficult to was because he hud but one business Forty-one communications from va- received and filed. into the farm mortgage situation in coat "wearers" is pltciag vet fur fit- eliminate this work. Those who join •alt at present In which, after he had comprehend," Mrs. A. H. H. Moody us in this portest evidently believe rious women's associations portesting Report of Finance Committee rec- various parts of the state will be in- ments near a radiitor or stove to returned from the office a quarter of an ommending the elimination of appro- «f this town, president of the exten- with our board of directors that it is against the elimination of the Home augurated. Governor Moore plans to dry. If this it doss npctUAr (fet sion service board of directors and hour ago, he had discovered a ripped Extension Bureau were received and priation for Home Economic Exten- have members of the committee con- pelt of the fur it seen «ri«d oat aa4 false economy to destroy the exten- •earn that had made it quite neces- ef erred to the Finance Committee. sion Work in 1933 budget was adopt- hardened and Its strength is 4s- leader of. that organization, declared sion board in Union County. stitute themselves as a body to whom hut week. sary to take It to the tailor for re- Seven communications from vari- ed. creaaed. If the fur is very i»Mf II ius Taxpayers Associations request- Report and resolution by Commit- farmers of the state may apply for "Because I'm old fashioned enough pairs. advice and counsel regarding their should be hung ovtr a coat aaaaaff, "What nukes it difficult for me and to regard the home as the most im- ing hearing on budget be held in the tee on Engineer's Office recommend- padded to fit the shape of ths sack, many other Union County women to The ten boarders at Mrs. Uaven's evening was received and referred ing leave of absence without pay for farm mortgage problenm and thus pre- portant unit in any community, and sat at one long table, and to bide vent unnecessary hardships and loss. and allowed to dry ilowly at nrliaaiy understand," she said, "i» that the o Finance Committee. Francis J. Buckley, Rodman, waB room temperature. When the far Ii also because I know that it is the any slight embarrassment Wren began Communication from County Clerk adopted. Freeholders' finance committee, ac- housewife who usually spends the dry it should be fluffed up inst*a4 at cording to its own announcement, is t« talk of the weather to the prim lit- itating he had granted leave of ab- Report of Special Committee on largest proportion of the family in- tls old lad; who sut next to him. sence to Miss Anna Lacko was refer- the death of our late member, Samuel CHRISTMAS PARTY brushed. denying the extension service an ap- come, I am firmly of the opinion that GIVEN RY LODGE propriation 'as a matter of economy.' AS he was talking he noticed that ed to Finance Committee. P. T. Wilbur, was adopted. If the colt is not in uiw In aaj the Freeholders should continue ex- Statement of Sinking Fund Re- Resolution by Public Grounds and ••Eberr h LUlibridga aa4 Us •»!• Miss Ames cast preoccupied glauces More than 100 members of West- length of time see that tt it art bft tension work in Union County. uiiements received from Department Buildings Committee recommending in a heated closet. Unless prvftatas leagues on this committee say that it across the table and when she could the temporary appointment of Wil- fteld Lodge, 1585 B. P. O. Elks, their "Effecting required economies is politely turn her attention from him f Municipal Accounts and referred is made for huntidUlcatton, the alt la is 'economy" to throw out this serv- ,o Finance Committee. liam Strickland as Engineman was families and friends attended the ice, the service which is teaching so just as urgent today in the home us •at looked brightly across and said: Certified copy of a resolution from adopted. such closets is too dry for the far. it is in government, and to effect ."Ooin' out toolght. Miss Drew?" Christmas party Wednesday night in many housewives how to make neces- State Highway Commission vacating Resolution by Finance Committee the club house on Elm street. A pro- A fur coat, proptrly itylsd and It- sary cuts in food costs without risk- home economies without deviating "Why, no, Miss Ames," said the girl ertain portion of State Highway recommending the purchase of a new led, is as comfortable as say faarU . from health-protecting food standards gram appropriate to the season, in- ing malnutrition in their children; addressed as Miss Drew. "What Route No. 29 was referred to Road car for the Sheriff, turning in old car, cluded the singing of Christmas car- coat. In selecting • fur coat ekocat which is showing women how to make and from desirable living standards aiade you ask that?" Committee. was adopted. one ample in siie to allow for fiaa is a problem that taxes the resource- Application from Charles A. Hig- Resolution by Finance Committee ols, the exchange of gifts, dancing old and discarded clothes serviceable Then you are expecting company," and refreshments. The committee in action of the armi ia reaching and fulness of any housewife who must announced Miss Amos with the fuuiiU- gins for a re-appointment as morgue- denying the request of County Clerk when there is no money for m keeper for Plainfield District was re- for leave of absence for Miss Anna charge of arrangements included: sufficient room for e*M in beaaiaff clothes; which is showing relief agen- operate on a reduced budget. And arity that she seemed to think living or sitting. it is in helping such housewives that ferred to Hospital Committee. Lacko with pay but granting leave Franklin F, Wagner, chairman; Her- cies how to plan nutritious, low-cost under the sume boarding-house roof for one year without pay was adopted. The way • coat Ii worn largely af- our home demonstration agent, Mrs. Resolution from Department Insti- bert C. McVoy, Roy P. Lilly, John menus so that the needy shall be well permitted. Wren Haldwln eating the utions and Agenciea fixing rates for Resolution by Finance Committee fects iU durability, When sltUBf Margaret V. Satterthwaite, returns to Knox Meeker and Albert Collins. nourished and relief monies, both pub- watery soup before him felt a surpris- various patients in State Institutions making certain transfers of appropri- down, raise your coat a bit and loosen families of the county more than the The lodge distributed a number lic and private, conserved; which, in ing twang of Jeiilnusy. He had no- was received and filed. ations was adopted. it. Do not pull it tightly around yasj. amount of the extension service ap- of Christmas baskets on Saturday to many other ways, is aiding Union ticed this girl—Miss Drew as they Communication from the l'rosecu- Resolution by Finance Committee Handbsgs rubbing against ths eaafj propriation. the needy. County women who face difficulties called her—that morning ID her trim ,or enclosing Court Order increasing authorizing the issuance of $1,000,000 and friction from hat brims a*a» in balancing their home budgets. "I cannot help but think that our dark business frock and noticed too taiary of Frank C. Englehart, Coun- Anticipation Tux Bonds was adopted. ;y Detective, was referred to Finance Resolution by Finance Committe* DISTRIBUTES BASKETS cause worn spots. Often this w*ar Freeholders forget that home budget the lovely gray eyos shaded with dark "As much as I dislike to disagree committee. fixing form of Bond was adopted. may be lessened by giving aoas) problems are just as perplexing to long lishes. with the Freeholders' finance commit- Application from Alfred C. llaines Resolution by Freeholder Lillibvldge Fifty baskets of foodstuffs bring- thought to the way the coat is worn. many of our housewives as the coun- After dinner the boarders adjourned tee in ita measure of 'economy' I do or appointment as morguekeeper of that when this Board adjourns it ad- ing Christmas cheer to th« needy were The most expentlv* furs art as* ty budget problem is to the Freehold- to tlit boardlug-house parlor and lln ' it now, but only after carefully study- Elisabeth District was referred to journs to meet Thursday, December distributed liy the O'Donnell Market, the most durable, but good quality ta ers. It's true, and that is why w« fered there If fnr no other reason 22nd, 1932, at 2:30 p. m., was adopt-1 ing the requested extension appropri- itonpital Committee. on upper Prospect street with the as- whatever type of fur on* stlscts s» want our extension service continued. than to postpone the time of going to ation of |2,8O0 in relation to the en- Invitation from Bonnie Burn San- ed. sistance of their wholesalers and dis- always important. The surest war That is why we want the Freeholders their Insufficiently heated rooms, torium to attend Christmas party tire county budget. There being no further business. tributors. to buy good quality fur gtrnwatt at to give further consideration to our **I suppose you're going out," sttld ,ns received and filed. Director declared Board adjourned to deal with a reliable farrier or de- "The 'economy' effected by the request for a continuance of this th« old woman. Communication from Judge Mc- until Thunday, December 22nd, 1032, Grath stating he had appointed Miss Did you forget to adr»rtl*s tills partment store. Ths purchaser shaali Freeholders' finance committee in hit- work. "Oh, to be sure," wild Wren, remem- at 2:30 p. m. secure a receipt giving this infor referred to Finance Committee. CHAS, M, AFFLECK, week? Well don't forget It ant ting the extension service adds up to bering the suit nt tlie tallor'B and won- tion, a saving of exactly 3.2 cents on each "And let no one say that we are Avita Sullivan as his secretary, was Adv. Clerk II"* unmindful of the problem the Free- dering somehow whether Miss Ames $5,000 assessed valuation. In other knew of his errand there. M[ do have words, wipe out the extension serv- holders face, or that we are unwill- ing to co-operate with these men. In to go out for a Tew minutes later on." ice, and the person who pays a tax Then a plensmit man of sixty named on a $5,000 valuation will save making our budget request for $2,- 800, a cut of almost 7 per cent. If Brown approached Wren. enough in a year to buy a single copy "If you weren't going out I'd aak you of a newspaper or a three-cent stamp. the Freeholders' finance committee had requested an additional reduction to make up a taMe of bridge," he said. On a $25,000 assessed valuation the "There'd be my wire and I and Miss 1 saving will be 16 cents, on a $50,000 our board of directors certainly would THERE IS A NEW CAR IN THE have made every effort to co-operate, Drew If we could get a fourth. It's valuation it will be 32 cents, and too chilly to go up yet." when we reach valuations of $100,000 Instead, however, the finance com- mittee voted to abolish the extension "I'll piny," sulil Wren, and then, as much as 64 cents can be lopped "only I Imnglne MIHB Drew will have oft* the tax bill by eliminating exten- service without giving us the oppor- tunity to be heard. another partner presently." sion work. But apparently Miss Drew had no "Now it it not my purpose to min- "When it comes to salary cuts, other partner. The tiiblc was opened, LOW PRICE FIELD ' imiie the desirability of making sav- however, the finance committee in- Mrs. Brown went upslrilrs for the ings, however small, but in our efforts tends to delay action until representa- cards and the four sat down with to save I do think we should differ- tives of those affected are heard. Miss Ames constituting an uninvited entiate between false and true econ- That is fair. We women would like audience with her tlmlr drawn up be- omies. to know why we are not accorded the tween tlint of Wren and Miss Drew. PONTIAC"" the economy itraitjkt o "Where, I should like to know, is same consideration. So they plnyeil, nml as they played the economy in abolishing an organ- "To us it appears that the time- and no caller arrived for Silts Drew, ization to aave the individual tax- honored call, 'Women and Children Wren's Jealousy abated, and as tt payer a few pennies a year when that First,' is used with a new meaning abated his admiration for her In- LOOK-DRIVE- CQMPAHfc same organization is showing many by those who would abolish the Union creased. All at once he looked at the a housewife how to save dollars every County Home Economics Extension clock and saw that the hands pointed THfll HATUMI week? Service." to half-pnst nine. He happened to be "That's precisely what the exten- playing dummy nt tha time, so without sion service is doing by distributing WESTERN ELECTRIC much ceremony about It he ross and its low-cost menus throughout the made some excuse about having to (ft county, and this, it should be under- PLANS ACTIVITIES out for a few minutes. Then seizing stood, is only one of its numerous his coat and hat In the hall he hurried activities, Roy Lilly of Westficld, chairman of around the corner to the tailor shop, ths terrifying thought that It might "From reports that have come from the Western Electric Kearny Works any minute close for the night quick- women using these menus we know bridge club, announced last week that ening his steps. Back In the board- that in many homes now being main- because of the holiday activities at Ing house hall he tucked his suit un- tained on reduced incomes these low- the plant, all card playing activities der his coat and hastened to his room, cost menus have pointed the way to would be halted. The tournament and then back to the card table. material savings in family living costs. impromptu games will be resumed Even the woman who reported that after January 3. "Did you get what you went afterT" DallvarMl Prb* she saved but 2B cents a week thru The first semester of the Wekearny- asked Miss Ames, nml Wren with all (V out favpriM motel) using these menus was $13 to the an evening school bridge class was the nonchalance he could command good at the end of the year. And finished las( night. The second sem- said that he did. Then when It was the woman who found she could save ester will begin next month. Chas. eleven and time to go to bed, Mrs. $10 a week over what she formerly Proctor, dean of Wckearnyan bridge, Brown said thnt It had been « very spent to feed her family is now sav- who is a resident of plant, will also nice party, and a very dresscd-up ing at the rate of $520 a year. Be- teach the second class. party, too, (she added significantly. Mr. tween these two extremes are to be The men's duplicate contract bridge Brown took his wife's arm on one side found the amounts many other wom- tournament will start the second half and Miss Ames on the other and start- en are saving every week, savings the second week in January. Operat- ed for the stairs. "We old folks will which are eagerly sought and great- ing team finished the first half with (to along and let you youngsters put ly welcomed in these days, according nine wins and no losses. The equip- up the table," he said, almost drag- to the comments of women using the ment branch is runner-up. ging the unwilling Miss Ames with menus. him. Then over the table Wren felt that "It may mean nothing to members KRESGE WINS PRIZE he ought to mnlte an explanation—per- of the Freeholders' finance committee haps a complete confession to begin to have access to practical and scien- FOR WINDOW DISPLAY with would he best. tific information on how to keep chil- "So that'B why I had to hurry out dren well fed and nourished when For the second time this year, the at half-past nine," he finished his ex- the man of the house is out of work Kresge Departmnet Store has won plantatlon. "I would have explained or has had his wages cut almost to first prize in a national window dis- then only that little Miss Ames was TK. l-rfoor S.don, ttt). f. o. b. fwHot, Ml*. the vanishing point, but such help play contest. An award of $350 giv- so anxious to know—" Special •qiilpmant ••Ira. lay O.H.A.C tana. made available by the extension serv- en by the Hookless Fastener Company Hiss Drew Inuchod delightfully. She ice most assuredly lifts a burden of of Meadville, Pcnn., has just been explained, too. "I'm terribly poor my- Individually-Controlled Ventilation—a brand new com- worry from the mother of those chil- received by Jerome Walter, Kresge's self," she snld, "but before we lost ev- OU won't believe It till you see It—and then you dren. display manager, for a window with erything I did dress for dinner and my won't fully realize it till you drive It! But when you fort and! safety feature that you couldn't ham bought "It may mean nothing to members a comic theme depicting the annoy- flrat position was us a resident social Y last year at any price! of the Freeholders' finance committee ances of old fashioned dressing. The secretary where I was expected to do drive tt—you'll know that this new Pontlac Economy to have in the county an extension background of the window shows a dress. Now I em working In an of- Straight 8 is the only low priced car you'll ever be satis- You don't have to put up with ordinary car standards organization which conducts "cloth- modern slide fastener drawing a cur- fice, but It seemed so dingy here and fled to own! today. General Motors has put a BIG STRAIGHT 8 IN ing clinics" out of which old garments tain over a caricature of embarras- I Just made up my mind that I'd feel THE LOW PRICE FIELD! Drive this new Pontlac now. come looking like new, but to many sing moments caused by the popping • lot more cheerful If 1 dressed—ss The new Pontlac is not Just a "full-sized" car—it's a Compare it with every other low priced car. Use the women this year it has solved the of buttons and the loosening of old long »s I have the old evening dress BIG car—115-inch wheelbasc. Not "like" an Eight or simple chart above as your guide to value. Then choose problem of what to do for a needed style fasteners. on hnnd." Their hnnds met ai they "smooth as" an Eight—it IS an Eight—a big Straight 8. winter coat. Several months ago, the Kresge were folding the card table cover and the car that gives you most for your money. General "It may mean nothing to members Store received $1,000 as first prize in for a few seconds Wren held the girl's 77-horsepower engine, cushioned in rubber to remove Motors' big, 115-Inch, 77-horsepower Pontlac Economy of the Freeholders' finance committee a window contest sponsored by the In nil. every trace of vibration. Makes 78 actual miles an hour Straight 81s the finest,fastest careverofferedatitu low price. that in Union County the extension Julius Kayser Company of New York, "Please dress again tomorrow —on the road! Yet uses no more gas than many service program in child training night," said Miss Drew. "Just so Miss leads all other counties in interest ROBERT F. DARBY Ames won't suspect you had a special smaller cars! and enrollment, but the educational PASSES BAR EXAM reason." New, longer, roomier Fisher bodies value of this program certainly ap- "I'll dress for dinner every night," with appointments that will delight peals Btrongly to the hundreds of said Wren, "If you want me to. It women participating in it, women Hobert Fowler Darby, son of Mr. will give the boarders something to every woman. Every closed model P0NTIACMGENERAL MOTORS VALU8E who realize that the extension serv- and Mrs. Walter R. Darby, 111 East talk about." equipped with Fisher No-Draft ice experts in this field are making a Dudley avenne has successfully pass- But before many months had passed real contribution toward the develop- ed his examinations and has been ad- the boarders had more than that to ment of better citizenship in the mitted to the New Jersey Bar Asso- talk about. Wren and Miss Drew youth of today. That the extension ciation. Mr. Darby is a graduate of were married and went to live In an service 'has rendered a great service Westfield High School, Princeton Uni- Inexpensive little apartment » few to parents of Union County' through versity and Mercer Beasley Law blocks away—where they didn't dress UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. this activity, was stated recently by School in Newark. Last year he wjis for dinner. Mrs. Carolyn-L. Whcaton of Plain- valedictorian of his class at law school. field, chairman of the Union County At present he is employed by Harri 430 NORTH AVENUE East WESTFIELD, N. J. Council of Parent-Teacher Associa- son and Roche, a Newark law firm. •Co-Getters"—Leader C«nt-a-Words. THE WESTF1ELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1932 Westfield To Be Represented In Union County Hockey League Optnti Its Seam m SPOT SPORTS Old Familiar FactB- ED WACHTtt byGutUhlmann •r HMUUNttMHA JACK O-MUCM Matches Played on Rikwiy
Westfield is represented is Now that atarm aad strife of the winter baseball Beaton is over—and SHELLMEHLOSEi Union County Hockey Lcagu, ^ tbe managers have all taken their new ballplayers home with them and an- nounced to the f«tfcs that "tbe new line-up will certainly bring s pennant ELKS SCORE SWEEP was organized recently in the of to Mudville." we can sit back and wait for the spring season to tell who j of F. S. Mathewson, director of was only kitting. ! Staadaaa «f tfca Taasaa reation of the Union County } W. L Pet. Commission. The league open* It really looks as if old Santa Clam was mighty kind to one team. | Shell Service 21 It .«38 season Wednesday night but the, Most everyone agrees that Sam Gibson of the Pirates certainly got bis Elks 16 17 .480 between Westfteld and the EHiaL stocking full whea he acquire* Fred Iindstrom from the New York Giants | Worth Confectionery 16 17 .480 town Country Club on Thursday u_ to round out aa iaaeld already composed of the two Waner boys. It is j Gas Co 16 17 .480 postponed because of weather ««. far and away the beat trio lined up in the majors since the palmy days of | Speedy Auto Service 16 18 .460 ditions. This game will be plaaW Hooper, Speaker and Young- And those were the days. H. L. Fink Co. 15 18 .460 as soon as ice of sufficient thicksJi is formed. All evening games win fc Even though baseball looms as a large and unseasonal section of the The Shell Service team, leaders in public mine right now, sports editors in their annual consensus the other played in the Rahway River P»* the Industrial Bowling League, were where lights have been installed. day, shunned the diamond sport, and gave all the honors for outstanding j beaten in two out of three games by parfenaances U fwtbell and track during the past year. | Westfleld expects to have a >»<•> the Gas Company Friday night on the team in the league this season. %_ local Secreation lanes. Their lead Of the 142 members of the sport writing profession who voted on the G. Castlenan, himself an outiUnaat- surprise of the year, 42 picked Pittsburgh's unexpected triumph over Notre was further secure when the Elks player, will coach the local sqaadsnj Daae as the "surprise of the year." And then, taking all the honors for | came through with a sweep win over will probably be in the line-up. ),. eoasistency they voted second place to Notre Dames' "surprise" trouncing the Speedy Autoists, to go into a tie sides having starred on many faaoai et Arny. So it gee» in this diuy sport whirl. for second place. Worth's Kandy amateur teams in Canada, Mr. Cutls. Kids scored a two-game decision over man was a member for several ytsn After we cover baseball, and then football, we now add a little item the H. L. Fink outfit, the same eve- of the New York A. C. hockey ttta of remorse rsgaraiag "Babe" Didrikson turning pro in the most famous ning. and was playing with them during oat amateur upheaval since the William T. Tilden escapades with the simon- Sk.ll. Lo» Pair pure tennis body. of their championship years. The first game between the Shell- In all probability Val HennelS, wt* men and the Gas Company was fought With that we throw the books open to the annual deluge of "ho-huro" has also played with several amtietr items that converge upon the sport ^pages at this arid time of the year. tooth and nail right from the start teams in Canada, will hold down tat and when the last pin toppled over, goalie position. Emerson Van DOTH For Instaace, Friaeeton, Harvard, and Yale have arranged a regular the Gas Company lads found them- is also a candidate for that pisitioi. iaUrcollegiate schedule of contract bridge matches. Block that Trump, selves the winner by one small pin. No definite choice has been made is boys) After last season, methinks they Bhould play bridge. Pop Schindler clicked the maples for to who will hold down the forwari 221 while Jack Bowden connected for More tor instaace, Oflethorpe University has won the National Intei- positions, although there is a vridt st- 205, Bun Brady contributed a 210 lection of material to pick from. Tit •ellesnatc dinghy title. There's an honor for you. It develops, if t must while Walter Whalen rolled 202. til this spaess that a dinghy is boat. Boats race. Therefore, it must have contestants include Walt TivtMt, Casey Lambertson's Gas gang walk- Tomblen, Densha, Storey Lee, Btl kata a race that Oglethorpe won. As a matter of fact, no one at the ed away with the sandwich tilt by B0 SJtfcera Khool knew what a dinghy wa. till they he.rd they had won and Walt Dunn, Kinkead, W. T. CM- tfc.tltl.1 . . .' . sticks, there being no double cen- ner, manager, and Titus K. Smith, turies by either team. Davies' boys Jr. Densha has also seen service wHk On such little iteau sre great columns built. It seems that Ed Miller, came out of the fog in the nightcap Canadian teams. The locals held thsb aa Oftthorae staaeat was visiting home at Port Washington, Long Island, and shellaced the Gas brethren by an first practice Wednesday night. WBM as ••ten* tha race unbeknown to the Carnegie Investigation coon- even 100 maples. No definite schedule has been sj. mMtM «t Cellan Athletics, In the race were boats from Yale, Princeton, Elk. Upwt AaUiits ranged but F. S. Mathewson has ban CaraaU, ColmaWa aad WiUiaaas. Tha Yale boat wa» blown ashore, Pnnce- The match between the Elks and empowered to call any two teams to %•* aad CalassMa overturned, the Coraell and Williams crews fell over- the AutoistB was featured by excep- play on 24 hours notice. All cousty baard—tlMnfm*. O»Mhora« wja. f # # tionally fast rolling on the part of league evening games will be pliysl My old friaad Jackie (Kid) Berg the great English boxer who has the Antlers. They scored a clean at Rahway River Park rink, but glim hnissd and broke* a let of boats ia his day, reports that he is studying sweep, winning the first by 204, the played on Saturday and Sunday orot beat manipulation uadsr a famous British surgeon, with an eye toward second by 49 and the nightcap by 82 holidays, during the day, will be plaj. Mag a baoa-atttcr aisawlf someday. ^ ^ pins. Double centuries were posted ed if desired on home team rinb. by Bill Kennedy, Bill Townley and Westfield's rink will be at Echo Lab. Coasts Mack ia 70 years old. He's getting to be such a permanent Johnny Whalen and Charlie Mon- fcrtur* that we forget to note his birthdays—He says he gets nine hours of tross. George Ortleib hit 207 twice. MINIATURE CREENHOUSU Sanrnrr iay—That's one good way to stay healthy and why they die Howard Closterman also hit an even • onfcoadway...... 200 for the Autoists. In the night- ' By A. C. MeLEAN It was a great year for the Smiths and Joneses. And keeping up with cap, the Elks soared to a new high N. J. Aarisattanl EaUasiea ttnfas thaw I know would be a tough job. Howard Jones runs the champion Tro- team total of 1007. jaas and Ernie Sailth is his right hsnd(guard. Worlk. Tab* Pair A miniature greenhouse, in thick Bill Schmidt's 203 and George Oh- plants requiring plenty of moisture Wh«n Jake Kuapsrt starts his brewing again, after all these years, M. E. PINNERS TAKE STRIKES AND SPARES LOCAL COPS WIN ler's 200 carried tho Finks to victory and heat may be grown indoors, solra taa chances are that Babe will have an easy time in the annual contract in the first game and they defeated the winter gardener's problem of how taaahr^SaVil™M™ »toae\ will run the Yanks for the fun of It. MATCH FROM E. B. C. the Kandy Kids by 98 sticks. The b> A. L. Y. DUST MATCH FROM RAHWAY to start seeds or grow ferns undtr Worthmen came back in great style the atmospheric conditions common The Westfield M. B. pinners scored The Westfleld Bowling League did The Westfleld Police pinners con- in the second game and when Bill today to most apartments and small lUNITY CAGEIS MT.ZION TAKES a two-game win over the Everyman's not do any business Wednesday night tinued to set the pace in the County Haste posted a 210 score they cop- houses. Bible Class in a "Y"-Church Bowling therefore your commentator has little Police- and Firemen's Bowling League ped it by 24 pins, in a close finish. . Such a greenhouse is really • LOSE CLOSE GAME MATCH FROM ATLAS League match rolled Friday night. to report on what they said or did. by taking a pair of games from the Poor rolling by Schsnsy and Chap- Wardian case, a glass box so con- Johnson chalked up one of the high- The teams swing into action tonight Knhway Firemen Monday afternoon. A rally la the third aad naal quar- man of the Finks helped the Worth structed that the bottom of it Till . The Mt. Zion pinners proved too est scores recorded during the cur- and perhaps our listening ear may Six double centuries were posted, gang to bring home the bacon by 34 hold soil and the top close with a , tan enabled th. St. Patrick's Hi* strong for the Atlas rollers and took rent season, his 269 coming in the pick up some dope for next -week. Vreeland's 244 topping the list, fol- maples. hinged lid or some similar device that - fJckool bastotMfs of Elisabeth to de- a pair of games from the locals in a second game. Bedell was the only lowed by Ritxman who carded 241. fsat the Holy Trinity eagtrs I2-2T to Didn't we predict that those Elks The scores: will allow ventilation. Seeds may be Masonic Bowling League match roll- other local pinner to roll a double Weetfield took the opener by 105, • fast game plairoa Wednesdsy aft- ed Friday night. The match was fea- would come through? I'll say we did, Shall S.rrJc. started or plants grown very success- century. when they click they are tough and the second by 52 and Rahway man- Ricardo 185 162 160 fully in one of these small green- araoon on the former's court. The tured by three games that were bowl, aged to nose out an eight pin victory •fly Trinity lads started out well and ed over the 1000 mark. The Everyman's B. C. got off to a th«y have imparted to the multitude Bowden 206 148 houses, despite the dry air of the or- ••ra kadinc br a small margin at good start and took the opener by 90 in the high voice that they expect to In the nightcap. Lusardi 151 158 185 dinary living room. They lend them- Mt. Zion, soaring to a team total pins, aided by Huettl's 212. Tha continue to click from now on. The score: Tool 153 152 170 selves exceptionally well, too, to mis- half-time, their opponaaU, however, of 1070, took the opener from Atlas league leaders came back strong to Schindler 221 198 191 iature gardens and plant collections. av«ned the count ia the second half by a margin of 129. They won the We noticed Eddie Jones was on the Nead 224 153 175 aad won out in the naal period. Ed win the second game by the wide Stracurai 192 Tropical plant material that could second by a margin of 98 pins. At- margin oi 141 and continued by tak- bench cheering wildly while the Elks Vreeland 173 176 244 Msaney led the Trinity scoring with were piling up that 1007 score and 147 Total 915 8166 898 not otherwise be grown indoors will las managed to win the nightcap by ing the nightcap with 101 to spare. Benninger 187 199 II pointers, while tho caging points 29 maples. Noe and Meyer led the can he cheer. He cheers much bot- Miller 167 189 205 Ga. Ce. thrive in the Wardian ease. CoM wore well divided among the win- attack against Atlas, the former Toll- Two-game victories were also re- Montross 209 2I"5 172 Weiland 193 180 180 house orchids, too, will give satisfsc- corded by the Third Presbys over the nan. ing for an average of 210 while his Eddie says he prefers to see the Lambertson 154 199 136 tory results when raised in the sam« teammate clicked the pins for an aver. younger boys roll 'cm down the al- Total 960 933 943 Driver 157 128 fashion. If the night temperature The line-up*: Whalen 202 191 131 Hely Trlaltr. Wosllold age of 211, ley, you know, Bill Townley, Charlie Railway Fireman of the house does not fall below 60 nues Presbys.' Schweitzer 152 179 159 B. Brady 210 198 190 degree Fahrenheit Cattleyas and Epi- A new mark for double centuries Montross, George Ortlcib, etc. oil. ns. Pts. The scores: Stevens 157 188 178 Londino 161 dendrums may also be grown sstit- Callahan, t 113 was established there being a total WulfieM M. E. We won't bother to pick our Ladies' Coventry 181 161 185 Nelson, f 0 0 0 of fifteen registered, Hohenstein top- factorily. In building a case for or- Whittaker 170 192 182 Auxiliary team at random this week. Keeshan 182 191 188 Total ... 916 . 896 798 chids care must be taken to see thst Meaney, f 6 3 IB ping the list with 257. Ritzman 183 162 241 Corbett 180 148 185 One look at the Speedy's score in the it is made high enough to permit Devine, c 2 1 5 The score; Fumess 143 194 179. first game is «nough and they are Aata S«r«w« Ortleb, g 0 0 0 Total 855 881 951 Closterman 161 200 176 the plants to develop. Atlas Bedell 17C 173 204 unanimously elected. Marty Essig The Wardian case is probably the Jannuiri, g 2 0 4 Ehmling 190 167 190 Johnson 175 269 214 • Wilkes 132 181 169 gets honorable mention for hi» 125 120 best device known for the growing Total H 6 27 Clements 182 216 181 in his first game. Hope 173 191 St. Patrick's, EliMb.IL Hohenstein 166 140 257 Total 844 976 DECREASE SHOWN IN R. Weiland 136 150 198 of rare plants in the house. Although 61a. Fls, Pts. MacCready 165 201 221 > EnrjiMi'i B. C. j In his first game, Roy Tool was suf- Stiles 147 191 192 the temperature is more equally dif- Huettl 212 161 1771 fering from something in his eye and BUILDING FIGURES fused in such a case than in the open Moore, f 10 2 Malcolm 238 212 157 Total 696 896 925 Fine, f 4 1 9 Laggren 188 161 IBB | he had trouble locating the pins. A\ A marked decrease in building fig- room, it will depend largely upon the Total 841 935 1006 Dreyer 157 169 Lusardi must have caught the same Elks temperature of the room. Ktebby, c-g 4 0 8 ures is reported for Westfield during Kennedy ... 180 173 215 Cisrniak, g. 2 15 Mt. Zloa Naylor 182 180 thing and they ran a race to see who A large aquarium with n hole in Noe 231 204 197 Northrup 196 104 November, the amount of estimated Townley ... 161 177 225 Primiano, g 0 2 2 jcould be the worst and Luaardi won cost being $8,425. There were only J. Whalen 166 186 206 the bottom to provide drainage and Zack, g-c 2 2 6 Morris 216 179 182 by six pins. a glass top makes an excellent ward- Errickson 188 236 205 Total 934 835 10 building permits issued last month, Montross ... 186 201 181 according to the report of Frank B Ortleb 207 207 180 ian case. The amateur gardener de- Total 13 6 32 Smith 211 183 215 "Rudy" Weiland, it is said, is about Meyers 224 232 178 Moffett, the building inspector, sub. sirous of making a case himself ww Score by periods: GRIFFITHS LEADS to pack up his bowling ball in moth Total 900 944 1907 profit greatly by a visit to one of tne Holy Trinity 10 9 3 6—27 MASONIC PINNERS balls, or perhaps he will use the moth mitted to the Town Council. 6t. Patrick's i 10 I 9—32 Total 1070 1033 977 This amount is less than that re- nearby seed shops where there are balls when he rolls, Rudy says, H. L. Fiak Co. many of them in use. Griffith of Cornerstone leads the "What's the use, I hit 'em and don't ported in October, which was $10,245 and $37,350 for November, 1931. Frickman 183 173 180 CLOVERS SWAMPED TRINITY TEAMS list of Masonic Bowling League pin- get 'em." Schmidt 203 182 174 ners with a mark of 218.9 for 16 Building activities throughout the Schansy 164 189 145 SHOWS WORK We note that Pop Schindler posted country have taken a general decline. OF LOCAL ARTIST BY LOCAL FIVE, 40-6 CLASH TOMORROW games, according to figures recently a 221 Friday night. Pop is still think- Ohler 200 190 176 released. Second and third places The loss compared with October was Chapman 181 169 148 The Westfield team of the "Y" The annual basketball games be- ing about April when the pay-off about 20 per cent; compared with one Four original wood-cuts by John are taken by Smejkal of Herman with comes. House Basketball League scored a 40- tween the Holy Trinity boys' and 216.9 for 18 games and Clough of year ago it was 78 per cent. Total 911 903 823 A. Brunner are on view in Richteri 6 decision over tho Mountainside girls' varsity and the alumni will be Essex, 214.4 for 19 games. More According to a recent survey of Worth Conf.elioB.ry Restaurant on Quimby street. Mr. Clovers Thursday night on the asso- held tomorrow on the parochial school than 16 bowlers have averages of 200 POLICE ROLLERS S. W. Strauss & Co., 522 cities and Essig 126 189 165 Brunner, a Westfield artist, is a mem- ciation court: Cross was the out- court. As both Varsity teams have towns show an increase of 2.8 per Haste 193 210 177 ber of both the Westfield and Plain- or better. Taylor 162 163 187 standing scorer for WoBtneld, with been playing extremely well this sea- cent over October, but a decrease of field Art Associations and his water son, it is believed that interest in Malcolm of Atlas is sixteenth in TOP PIN LEAGUE 52.2 per cent from November one Nelson 166 172 166 colors as well as his wood-cuts, flruw Dillon and Ryan adding eight points Hunt 167 193 162 both games will reach a high pitch. the list with an average of 199.8 for Figures released from the County year ago. prominently in their annual csliim- each. 15 games. Hohenstein with 18 games The score: The Varsity girls will meet the Park Commission show that tho 'West- California led all of the states in Total 813 927 857 tions. His subjects have been shown has an average of 198.2; Clements, field Police team iis topping the Po- We.tB.W "Y" Fi»e alumnae cagcrs in the opening tilt. 15 games, average 198; McCready, 21 buiding permits for November this at the, University of Florida and vari- The alumnae will have such stellar lice and Firemen's Bowling League. year. New York was second and New ous art shows in the east. A srr™P G. P. Pts. games, average, 191.5; Vanderbilt, 17 Westfleld has won 17 games, lost 7 •Y" CAGERS WILL Cross, f 11 0 22 players as Helen Griffin, Dot Voss and games, average, 187.4, Jersey seventh, Total permits in Chi- MEET PERTH AMBOY of pencil sketches will be showni alter Ann Donnelly and the interest will games for a percentage of ,70B. The cago were only $50,643 and that city the close of the present exhibit on Dillon, f 4 0 8 Peter and William Vanderweg, both center on how the Varsity girls will locals have a team average of 864.22, failed to gain a place among the first January 7. Visitors are welcome w Behrens, c 0 0 0 of Azure have each posted a score of with 982 as high team total, The The Westaeld "Y" Varsity and Ryan, g S 2 8 stack up against such powerful oppo- 25 cities in the United States. see tha pictures at any time that tne sition. 300. standing of the teams of games play- Jayvees basketball teams will meet Scully, g 1 0 J! ed np till last week is as follows: Flainfleld's total was $14,170 the corresponding teams from the restaurant is open. The fast going Varsity lads are fav- compared with $14,240 for October Total 19 2 40 •Y" TO HOLD W. L. Pet. Perth Amboy association tomorrow ored to win over the old grads nnd and as against $84,789 in November night on the local courts. These 200th ANNIVESARY BOOK MoantMuide Clvwn Coach Ford stated that he will start OPEN HOUSE Westfield Police 17 7 .708 1931. G. F. Pts. Plainfield Police 17 10 .630 games should prove most interesting ISSUED BY N. BRUNSWICK his first string men but will uso his as Perth Amboy has always proven to Haas, f 0 0 0 second team if necessary to prevent Following? its custom of other years Eliz. "A" Firemen .. 10 u .593 Baders, f. 0 0 0 the physical department of the YM Hahway Firemen ... 1G 12 .556 Ediion'i L>il Work be a hard fighting combination, con- Our neighboring city of New Bruns- running up too high a score, thus pre- testing every step of the -way. Hlcardo, c. 2 0 4 serving the dignity of the alumni. CA will hold "Open House" on Mon- County Pk. Police ...11 13 .458 For several yenrs previous to Thoni- wick, which celebrated its 200th anni- Pfeiffer, g. 0 2 2 day, January 2 from 2:30 to 9 p. m. Eliz, "B" Firemen .. 9 15 .375 «s A. Edison's death he devoted his Perth Amboy has been more or less versary in October, 1930, has made Etiold, g 0 0 0 There will be exhibitions of bowling, Rahway Police 5 22 .185 time to Investigation and experiments of a jinx since basketball relations Porcupine's RtTaufe permanent record of that remare- swimming, billiards, and ping-pong looking toward the production of rub. between the two teams have been es- able anniversary in tho form oi a Total 2 2 A porcupine mny avenge Its own HOUSE BASKETBALL LEAGUE ber from plants, hushes, shrubs, etc., Score by periods: and a largo number of visitors are tablished. Followers of the game are beautifully printed book of over lour death weeks after It has been eaten by expected. 1932-33 grown In the United States to meet assured of an interesting contest to- Westfleld 4 2 14 20—40 sotnp otber animal, tf one of Its WESTFIELD Y. M. C. A, hundred pages. The book, which is Clovers 2 2 0 2— 6 possible national enierirpnrles. morrow night as Perth Amboy is anx- entitled "The Anniversary of new quills, which are well barbed, pene- ious to get revenge for the defeat in- trntes the skin of an enemy It Is like- Lone Symbol of Evil January Brunswick," was compiled by Dr. w • Did you forget to advertise this W«B| .Mid PoneuloD flicted by Westflold last year. H. S. Demarest, former president oi ly gradually to worli deeper into the The story of the serpent as a power 4—8, Resells vs. Finwood. Tbe want of u tiling Is perplexing week? Well don't forget it next flesh until It erentunlly strikes a vital of evU Is found In the mythologies of Rutgers University and now president week! 8;46, Cranford vs. Westfield. enough, bit the possession of It is la- —Oar Cant-A-WofdAai. sitot and cnufics the animal's death, most endent countries. 9:30, Garwood va. Linden. tolerable.—VanbniKli. • of the New Brunswick Theological salt*. Seminary. HBHfilD IJUPEi, WEDNESDAY, DCCEMBES ti, MX
more rapidly than annuals aown ia the same amount of heat. 8b* can [the spring. LOW COST Wt)S boaflloa, siaceewefc do this aad prepare an iaexpeDifre brat it. The eteeeKe same* wW Practically none of the hardy an- yet hearty and tempting meal with a nual seeds are injured by frost and FOt KW TEATS have to boil for only 10 minutaa, ajsi they will oat atart to germinate un- marketing list totaling one dollar, if the tine required to heat the til spring. Most of the hard seeds, The economical housewife will plan «he will but take time to plan care- for the tea will be *v«a especially those .of the Adonit and her New Year's Day dinner so that fully and buy wisely, contends Marie that." * * We doff our derby to Frank Sel- most of the ranunculus family, germ- most of its dishes can be cooked in Doermann, nutrition specialist of tin For the family wits a ler for the neatest movie stunt pull- inate to excellent advantage whes the oven at the same time and with Extension Service, New Jersey Col- ed in a number of noons. Frank is foods allowance aOaa I screen character acti—in, many of subjected to periods of cold and moist lege of Agriculture. g«su a throe dollar dinner that i , For i tuadiiuH, no other aic- whom have been act, suable to ob- totally responsible for the production conditions. Many hardy annuals an tain work or actaatty destitate, of the new ten-minute aeries, "The Di«»«uae. Vice* The dollar New Year's dinner eug- delight «ny group of from four tura updated is Bollywood can coaa- sufficiently strong growing, when giv- geated by Miss Doermann serves from six hungry adults and efcUdrea »a»- found that Hollywood hat a heart Columnist Newsreel," in which the es a winter or early spring sowing, Kotliinp Is so certain as that the , hailed in advance after all when production of "If Igreat, the near-great, and the were- vices of leisure are dispersed by oc- four to six people, depending upon cuod for the annual New Year*! feaaL Bad a Million," H-etar drama, cornea to compete .well with weeds and grass their ages, and includes tomato bouil- Roast duck with apple and reitia report w ft leaeational tim expo** greats are intimately interviewed be- in wild gardens. cupatiea.—Seaeca. of what realty happens behind the to the Strand Thaate*, Plalnaela, fore your very eyes. And what's so lon, meat loaf, baked potatoes, baked dressing and ice cream with fnJt in Waakina-ton_ politica_ l «o- Saturday, for a Mar torn, was tatbeautiful about it all is the fact driv- squash, raw carrot salad, bread, but- sauce are feature! of thia dinaer. It cial aad diplomatic circles it is junder way. The elderly women were en home to you in a clear fashion that ter, cottage pudding with chocolate include? also beef bouillon, giblet abawiac today and tomorrow at the given extra rolej sad bit parts in folks are really all about the same, AMUTf MEASVMKS sauce, tea and milk. The fuods bud- gravy, Franconia potatoes, Braaatl Kialt. c Theatre,. WWaatfteUe . Constance sequences in which Gary Cooper, get for the meal includes: tomato Fprouta. celery, olive*, aaoUad laaBV- George Baft, Wynne Gibton, Charles that there are no heroes, no half-gods Cuwlafa is ta« heroine, and Wal- among men to worship. Unsuspect- ntsoirs success RITT bouillion, $.10; meat loaf (lVi lbs]. to salad, rolls, butter, crisp eooklsai ter Coanolly, Alaa Diaeaart and Ar-Laugnton, Jack Oakie, Frances Dee, meat) .21; squash, .10; potatoes, .06;I coffee and milk. The m»rkttiag Vat Charlie Haggles, Alison Skipworth, ing, the celebrities themselves are "Success la Ufa I* relative," WOW FLAYING thur Viaton, splendid actor from the made to prove this fact to you. Leo raw carrot salad, .08: bread and but-{follows: beef bouillon, $.10; read Broadvay atafc, esact priaeiaal W. C. Fields, Huy Boland, Roscoe writes Walter S. Gitor*, »r«il4*nt ter, .10; cottage pudding, chocolate duck, dressing, 1.06; potatoes, -#l; tarns, Hay Rob«jn, Gene Raymond, Donnelly, the screen columnist, does of ta» American Telephone sal HAJUtY HfJMHriELD toUa, Th* powerful and dramatic Fe.awiu Cert
partments of church activities. Prof- NEWT TOMTUC nsg in noted in all and the net gain LEADftS ASHJU •MllfUlt in membership during the year was SHOWN TODAY announced «s thirteen. HOUSt OtCAMZATIOII Sarah Fink to Mary E. aa4 Mat- Newly designed throughout aad dred Fink, property in Dudley ave- CHURCH NOTES Mrs. H. M. Barnwd w»s chairman with an entirely new straight eight nue, S50 feel from HigUaad avwst. o£ the committee of -women which 77-horsepower motor perfected dur- prepared and aerved the di&ner. Frank R. Emmons, Bhcrif, to P»o- ing two years of engineering develop- ples Bask * Trust Company of Weft- ment work, the 1938 Pontiac west on by edururee Nevap&paNevap r Syndicate. field, «t all trudteet, etc., property i» bearing the name of Christian. Hence (WNU Bar display today as General Motor's lat- nummuAm a universal language is necessary in Curlton road, adjoining IKSM ef I. est offering in the low price field. Herbert PearsaU. g,v. Viha C HtKiaMr, D. S. its public worship. In modern busi- UDY was furious: furious at herself Factory list prices start at $686. HOLIDAY FEAST for blushing; furious at the mas Organisation of the 1938 Hou ness-life the absence of » universal J of the Assembly sat been aaiured June Elliott James to Robert L. language is much deplored, and vari- beside her for catching her looking up Smooth, flashing performance and Rooke, property in Coletnan plaoa, t:li A.. 1-iNi Triaa«ta with the Essex Republicans partici- exceptionally high economy have been U A. If. KHUC W«*J. ous attempts have been made to in- at him. let she could not help U. adjoining division line eetwewa late BY WIRE Ever since that first, "Pardon me, lapating in the program to be com-combined in the big straight eight 11 A. U. '••><« C. E. t«eM_ vent one. For the Catholic Chutes, pleted for the incoming session of 89 and SO, map of udditioa to E*sT**- tills lent engaged?" she had felt ul» motor which has a cylinder displace- croft Park and 1 tract adjoining, laala 7 p. M.—8««ior C. E. B«ei«*r. in whith the necessity of eueh a lan- the legislature. The Essex delegates ment of 223.4 cubic inches and an Mld-irack Frarw fcrrfea-" guage in much more urgent, a uni- hypnotic gaze upon her. Ha, too, she of Harry Lee James and June Elliott HI from bit ticket, was going to New bolted a caucus several weeks ago be- almost "square" ratio of bore to •day, 8 P. M. versal language has been providen- limk* Faailr ToKetker •• ami's, vicinity of Forest avenue. lork city. His luggage wai high !.»»»• tn«» were ignored by a group stroke. Mr. and Mrs. George Schait to Par- Dr. McKinney will discuss, "Great Tkufeacmag Day of e u grade. Qold initials—were they J. S.T ! K P bl'C»ns in the patronage of Seven new windstream Fisher body mount Cleaners of Union County, During the-Past Year" Anyone familiar with Catholic de- —aaornea a black walrus case. !the House. They wanted the major- votion can understand the insignif- models are offered on a wheelbase of reperty in Second avesue, itO.SQ it the mid-week service this evening Although they were more than 1,000 As the truln stopped, Judy reached ity leadership, but were turned down 116 Inches. Fenders are deeply val- eet from Anchor plaee, if produced in the new parish house at 8 p'clock. icance of the language used in themile* apart, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin for the post and also the clerkship of Mass ai> compared with the great ac- the aisle Brat. Two stranger! accost- nnctd and center of gravity is ex- lortheasterly, Garwood. The primary department of the P. Earhart, their sons and daughters, ed her at the root of the atep*. "Mitt the House. tremely low. The ample site and Bible school will hold its Christmas tion ol sacrifice that is being per- »n« other relatives were united Is a Offered membership on Beveral i Joseph Hecht and others to O»- formed: Aside, from this, however, Herrlclii We'd like a word with you." weight of the new line is indicated ,'uld Elmer, property in BrookaiAe party tomorrow afternoon at 8 p. m. unlqu» family Thanksgiving dinner They took hold of her arms. porttnt committees, tiie Essex repre- by the fact that the four-door sedan, in the new parish house. is the l»ct that Catholic prayer-books lace, 87.1 feet from Benson place. through the medium of a lon( distance Startled, the (irl Jerked to free ber- sentatives have agreed to join in theequipped for delivery, weighs 3,266 Wmlfkild Securities Ceaaaay t* show qpoeite the Latin, the English plan to elect a speaker and majority pounds. translation and the congregation, telephone hookup, two loud speakers aelf, but the men held on. "Who are Ethel I. Hanna, t tracts in Ltswm REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH ana several microphones. you?" she demanded. "Let go myleader. Assemblyman CharleB A. Ot- Among the body selections is a new therefoe, is able to follow and know H avenue, 226 feet from Stanley ave- Rev. ;. r. tfullar, Paator. One group, Including- Mr. and Mrs. arms. You've got a nerve 1 .* to of Union and Assemblyman Joseph typs—a close-coupled, two-door five lue. the mining of every word uttered Altaian of Atlantic are the tentative 9-.30 A. M.—S»nda» §cao«l. by the Priest on the altar. It must Earhart, dined at Fullerton. Calif. The two men held their ground, passenger touring sedan with rear C. Wesley Collins to WettlUld tm- 10:41 A. M.—Honda* Wonaip. To« other group had dinner at the We've been detailed to take you selections. The Essex men are ex-trunk. Other types include the stan- urities Company, 2 tracts in Leuex not bejforgotten too that apart from pected to join with the other assem- S«rvi«s ara Mac aria at 101 horn* of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bishop, of home." dard two-door sedan, business coupe, avenue, 226 feet from Stanley av«- the p&yer-book, the vernacular is blymen in the election on January roadster, sport coupe and convertible South arcane, bttwaao Boulevard taa not by|any means banished from the Richmond, Ind. Well, I never I I'm not this per- ue. Summit i BOD you're looking for and 1 can pro7* 10, the opening of the new legisla- coupe. Full balloon tires with 6:60- »nd Mrs. Robert Browa to Cathoit Church. Not only are the A cross country telephone line ture. There has been no move to jinch tread are mouated M 17-fach Mr, Gospel and Epistle read to the peo- t Hey, George!" She had caught Amelia M. lLyw.rt, proaertr to Joined tin dianer tables ot both Slight of the man who'd occupied th» displace Altman »nd the Assembly wire wheels. Shock absorbers are of COMCMEOATHNtAL CHURCH ple in]Engligh and the sermons and groups. On each table was a loud Ihannlng avenue, 303.6 ftet ir*w R«T. DOB Iva« Patch, Factor. train aeat with her. He was coming Republicans are unanimous on Mr.he Lovejoy hydraulic type, attached Poets avenue. instru^ions given in English, but speaker which magnified the conver- through rubber. The double-drop S.it A. M.—Sunday Scaool. down the steps, otirrylng two large Otto. C. Wesley Collins, sheriff, to Ma- there fa many public devotions which sation so that it was Heard all over •ultcases. "These men," she confront- The comptrollership is of more in- hannel-steel frame ia rigidly braced 10:B0 A. M—Kindargartm. are e«lusively in English. tht room. Placed around the table six heavy cross members. ;ual Savings Fund Harmonist, lota 141 ed him, "think I'm somebody named terest to the Essex men than patron- .o 244, block 42, section No. 2 prop- 10 ;M—Mania* Worahta. (Continued next week) w«e microphones to pick up each Angela llerrick. You can vouch for All bodies have fixed windshields word and each clink of silverware. age in tho legislature. However, be- erty of New York Suburban LaM There will be no mid-week service me. For goodness Buke tell them I'm cause of a division in the Essex ranks, of super-safety glass, and the new this evening. Wisher, no-draft ventilation system lompany situate at Carwood-W«et- HMNf AVENUE CHAPEL Members of the dining partial were udj Smith. There—my Initials are they are unable to agree on a candi- fleld, Garwood. The adult study class will discuss, Daaean S. Cameron, D. D.,able to carry on dluner table conver- on that overnight cuse he's carrying date. Indications are that Comp- with adjustable safety glass ventilat "The Outburst of Printing" (1400 'or me," she pointed out to the detec- ng sections in two-panel windows. Robert J. Hewett to Susie G, Fel- Minlfttr. sations back and forth almost as troller John McCutcheon will be elect- gcl, property known as No, 690 South 1500) at its meeting Sunday morn- though all were sitting around' one tlvei. "You can see for yourselves." ed for another term in February. owl ventilators also are provided. ing at 9:45 o'clock in the church. 9:4 A. «.—BibU School. 11 A. U.—Mornlac Worship. large table. "lou can seo for yourselves," ac- The Emanon Club will meet tomor- Although similar loudspeaker hook- 7 rf M.—C. E. Bociaty. quiesced "George" uullanUy. "I can Wurtkt fw St»k«>«aK COUNTIES PAY SLOWLY NSIIUMI CMTJ II row evening in the home of Miss Edith ups have been used on various occa- •peak for this young lady." An order IIIUUU uut ;],!."> years ugo foi Hastings. CHRIIT M. E. CHURCH sions lc different parts ot (he country, Fuixled, but reassured, the menthe arrest of William Sli»ke»peure Ivttk The financial condition! of the vari- The various evangelical churches It Is Believed that this was the first That the National Giard in Ik* ! llallaa Mlattaa breathed hasty apologies, this girl, •wen found by Dr. Leallt Uotsaa. of J8 counties were refUetad ia tbestate is generally showing the MllKery of the town will unite in the "Week instance vhere such a convenience thtj Hid, luit Utted the description of Haverfotd college, 1'Ue order was failure to pay promptly road taxes, of Prayer" which will begin January Pnpqxet (tract, oppoiiW Totrm has ever been used to make poBBlble a progress expected from th« funds ap- Hall an heiress, missing now several days, written at the request of Wllllum soldierB bonus taxes and school taxes pended and training received hat 1 to 6. The services will be held dinner party for widely separated (am- who hail been reported en routt from Wiyte, who, the paper wild, "wulked due the state and small installment* in this church from Tuesday through Pastor—Rev. Edward Macellaro ulet. been announced kjr Colonel WIIHaai Boston to New York. In fear of hit death" at the hands of ompared with the total amounts due A, Stevens, adjutant general. Perti- Friday evening. Shakespeare and three of nil friends, Ihe utaU. The counties will be pen- ST. f AUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH "Thank you—Ooorge," Judf mulled, nent comments on th« National daat* INTERNATIONAL PHASE OF when they wero alone. Ovfe of those, francis Lnnt'lfy, had alized 6 per cent by State Comptroll- activities by the commanding geatral PIRtT METHODIIT EPISCOPAL R». James A. Smith, Rector. TELEPHONE SEEN IN BOOK "You're welcome, Judy. Do you be- sought protection a few months before er John McCutcheon for the time of the second eorpi area, of wikk E»». Roy E. Manna, D, D., Paator. R«fr. Arthur F. O'Donncll, Ass't. Uen In wish fulfillment?" fron.' Wllllum Gnrulner and Wayte, they defaulted. Several counties fail Jersey Is a part, havt been made pub- • :4i A. M.—Church School. Sunliy Services: Doctor Hotson learned through pap ed to pay any of the three taxes due Significant ot the growth ot Inter- "That's something to do wltk lic In the annual report (or tali fsW 11:00 A. M.—Honing Worship. 7<0 A. M.—Holy Communion. dreams, lan't It?" In the (lies. the state. by Major Central George E. Leach, national telephone communication la Dr. Manne will discuss "Managing 9|0 A. M.—Young People'i Serv- Um-h'm, so I've heard. Anyway, I Monmouth and Union counties were chief of the Federal Military Bureaa, tbe recent publication ot a telephone Personal Relationships" at the midic- e tnd Church School. was dreaming on I ho train I had met ek«efc Pew Space unions the counties that paid on in According to Adjutant Central Hlf- week service this evening- at 8 o'clock 940 A. M.—Holy Communion on vocabulary, entitled "Vocabulalre Tel- rou and now 1 hure." stallments. Monmouth's payment on glns, the chief of the mllltla bureau epbonique International," published The nuntrauin apaclnii tor church in th» chapel. The questions will be 4th Sunday in the month. "Well, you'd bettor wake up and pews back to hack la 30 Inches—82 or the road taxes were 178,151 of a to-reports there has bten uniform a4- on "Some Christians of the Bible." 10:10 A. M.—Men'i Bible Clasi in under the auspices of the Internation- help me get out of here before those tal of $21)9,888;ichool taxes, |210, vancement In training, particularly to al Advisory Committee on Long Dis- even S3 incites to be preferred. A The Boy Scouts will meet Friday Chvrch. private detectives come back. See 000 of (056,981; soldiers bonus tax the use of arms. One of the moat •*• tance Telephony. It Is In seven Ian. space of 18 Inches In tbe length of evening at 7:30 o'clock in th« Social 11:90 A. M.—Service and Sermon. them over by thi> cutc>? I'll wager the pew Is considered a fritting. The os, |1O,9O3 of 132,906. couraglng and at the same time sig- Wetk Day Services: guages. Its purpose la to provide • they're still watching me." actual seating cnpnclty can bo deter- Union County's installments fol nificant evidence of Improvement to tun. 1:30 A. M.—Holy Communion collection of technical terms which, II* looked at her quecrly. She was, mined only by drawing tho seats to anlow: Road taxes, $181,940 of $408 the increased Interest thow* both III : Dr. Blanne's sermon topics for Sun-
avenue, from North Broad street to Cheisry street, Elisabeth. The *hor- Ml COWTY HJDGET ioxtghhae is a state highway. snaumnus Thomas J. Coouey, Elizabeth, pe- VMCECMSSMADS
jutting Thursday board restored to other two weeks as an assistant in Mm BemoBgtratdoB Agency, which fingerprint Occupying a lull city Block ia New sareviously had been abolished to save county jail by Sheriff C. Wesley Col- Fork City aid reaching 461 (act above ceBDty expenditure. The previous ling. th* sidewalk, the recently completed decision was rescinded, however, with Heatgurters Building fer the. aaUea'* the agency's appropriation being cut hug distance telephone service Is from ft.MG to $2,600. practically a new structure. Tot at VOICE UNI WITH reality it is but th* aeoond aalarg*- A move to do way with a $1,620 maat of a telephone hatldlng which hat salary paid L. J. Richards, secretary LAND PROVES AD occupied part of the site for 29 rears. of tfcc Mosquito Extermination Com- It was back ia iili that a 17-etorr Read The Leader in 1933 mission, was lost after controversy, •sliding was erected at M Walker Before the members balloted on TO FISHING BO ATS Street, Mew York, with a natsbl* ti»e budget Director William I. Mc- loor space of 285,00* square t**t. It Maae asked {or individual sentiment. frosted Iti feet os Wslker Strwt and Keep abreast of the vital Frederick Bslbforster, a stormy pe- ••ate* Maria* Re U oa Uspenard, and at Irst was occu- trel throughout the 2-hour session, Sevwicc Helpful fa pied osly in part by the Long liaas wanted abolition of the purchasing •ad ia Caa.arga»riai Department of the American Tele- news of tbe town-happen* department, a position recently given phone and Telegraph Company, rive to Freeholder Norman M. Hotchkiss, years later ita height was lucres*** The new Boston Maria* Radiotele- by th* addition of seven stories, aad Summit, and which pays $6,000 an- phone Service, inaugurated some lew auelly. It waa on the twenty-fourth loor that ings that are of intense in- •onths ago to «erv» vessels that there was Installed the radio eroad- Joseph 1- Keelan, Elisabeth, sought cruise in hfassacbusetta Bay and ad- •a itemized accounting of the "stag- casting equipment for statloa WIAY, jacent waters, now la ased every day which afterwards became the tame** terest to you-social newa •erinjr" budget figures in order that by three trawlers witk such suoctes WHAT, and waa later sold to th* Na- r be mwht talk "intelligently" on them; It seems likely that Boston toon will tional Broadcasting Company. Richard J. Brady, Elizabeth, praised become the center at a thriving ma- the finance committee for sustaining rine telephone system. Ia 1»8J, a main addition to th* wait club news - theatre news - aad a smaller one to th* seat wer* ia iti recommendations the $250,000 New features are continually being •Dotted county hospitals; Stephen H. completed, taking In the rest of the tried to lacreaae the service value of block, while the height was Increased V*orhe«i, PUinfitld, declared he had tke system which ia unique through- to twenty-eight stories. Tha enlarged sports-the advertisements, never aeen such great devotion dis- out toe world. Vesaels BOW aslnf K structure now contains 787,000 assars played by a committee in compiling •nd It a great aid In directing tanlng tMt of rentable space, the tdtntity of a budget and that it "would be my actlvltiee and la occasional energea- th* original building has been lost ia which will help you to N, gnat pleasure to vote on such a bud- eles. this process ol enlargement, and *v*a get, to coaacieatioualy prepared." Teats recently were made of a aew th* addrsss has been changed to U thrift- Naami deveiopmeat wblch will (remote pri- •Utk Avenue. vacy of the esrvlcs. By means of a choose safely and spend The only action taken on all of selective ringing device, only the skip Tha TrsnsMsanlt Switchboard thia wa» the naming by Chairman called will hear its own calling sigaal. Today, Us building is the center of Cmcry L, MllibrMte, of the finance Tests also are underway by a private •any types of communlcatloa, 'a ad- wisely. The LEADER has tody, of his colleague, Richard J. Har. company of a type of radio compose dltioB to the main trunk, special ser- rtjaa, Plaiafield, to furnish Keelan hitherto unuatd by the asking trade. vice aad direct telephose circuits with data en which the committee By means of It th» captala will b* wovea through It, tht structure Is th* baud its work in finally forming the ski* to take his ova bearings from B*rvs enter tor the great radio broad- something of interest for all bad*r*t. ahora stations, thus reduclig ehaaesa «ast hook-ups. It houses' the coaatry's The badget, on the whole, wa» re- of error. It sipptomeata the radie- largest teletypewriter switchboard, tke garded as conservative and eeoMts- teleihoae alnca so fur the mew eerrlea New York Ulephotograph station, aad the family. Note the list of iaallr arranged. Ita appropriationa has afforded no means of gettlag one's certala oftce* (or local Uleptun* s*f- toUl |S,I»«,12S.81 aa against fd, posltioa at sea. via*. Within it are handled call* aver th* radio telephone circuit to forelga MM4MI for the current year, Helps I* Imeratnsls* countries and to ships at sea. special features-longer now A paWic hearing oa the atatement A recent incident illustrated tie Probably th* most Interesting fu- ie to be ktld ia (he freeholders' rooms value of the- service la sa emorgeacjr. at 1:19 p. »•, December 11, when ture of tne building's equipment to th* The trawler Frances C. Daiehy loaled tiaasoceaalo telephone swltctboard, than ever before. objections may be presented by tax- tta gear oa a rock and lost much of It payers. Hop* ia espressed that the through which pass calls from tb* Tie captain telephoned the trawl* United Ststes, Canada, Cuba, and Mei aUlMMM will be formally adopted Gertrude M. faucl, uplttn** Us ieo to forty foreign countriti and th*lr ' • ' '-•-.• >' at the ant HIS regular meeting, plight and was loan** some gear. The possMsiois snd to more thai a dossa Jaaaary I. The atatement carries • Deneky thus wss able t» atay oa the V*H