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. •%, \ ||-;/'/'//.../•.Pago Twenty, THE CRANFORD tlTIZEN AND CHRONICLE, TUESDAY. NOVEMDER 20, 1951 Rotary, Lions Club Presidents rontest-at-ttie-present Materialism Tiger Patrol is to receive additional credits for having the greatest •lumber, seven out of eight, pres- ent on the hike. Note: The article in last weekV Citizen and Chronicle concerning Monlclair President the Western District Rally was in error Both Troop 75 and 79 re- to Warns Lions, Rotary, ceived standard ribbons—not Par- FOR MEN IT'S GARWOOD KENILWORTH ntly. Of Danger to Country ticipating Kibbons Only one of POTARY i thp Litter was awarded, and that There, is biitf-i iSluici'lc uiulci- to a ti oop in Rosclle. Point;, for | 24 Pages — FIVE CENTS way in th • \votld,'toil.ijv. foi the ribbons are as foll6ivs:: Parti'cipat- THE "SKI KING TjmiuL;'and H^IvSj of .wen. '.- fSr.' EV ft. I'i? 150-399: stanetard, 3Q0-42.4, Partridge,, president' of MontclaTF and proficient; 425-500. Terms of Three School State•'Teachers College,' told more New Red Cross Aide than 90 members and guests of BY LAKELAND Course Starts Soon "Trustees End Next Year the Rotary and Lions Chios' last Wrong House • A training course for new1 Red Terms of three members pf the Thursday night, at a joint'dinner Address of Mario Ji. OeSalvo, Cross aides w:U begin next Thurs- H>f-tne-i Board of Education, which expire day; it is announced, by Mrs. Schobl ncict yeaf, will be filled M the an* Graduates the Ihe opening of the new "Hcho J< V- • * • "week's issue concerning traffic Joseph Conrad, * chairman of staff Lanos Banquet Hall, Mountain* s . .; side. •:-..• ••••.'•'. fines imposed in Municipal Court, iaf ' ' ~ 12, it was learned this week from was incorrectly listed. Mr. •De- Urgent need for aides at Gamp In Ccdjege Tius w lire lei x -..between two in- 35.00 22 Holly-Entwined Gri«l Classic Official Kilmer and to assist during future District Clerk H. R, McCuiiougK, Beviaiic Service Ote Higher Living t one opts, the speaker dfe^»e= Liv«.d-Club<.diirinj*''.3oint-_ Board Selte Grant; Bcviano Chartered' Service of 1 ^e^iTijrBrth tjitf Holiday Season irom'pted'-.'the service course, Mrs. to election; "... • • Larger- Percentagcv To Town Comniittee Ltitj institution ;••andTlic iscsTiisiilP"' "" ' ' l-^il—Eeho^Lanesir— From the looks, of.things it's going toibe-» long, cold d^idL! Plans New School In Linden has applied to th.e Public irs to tidin its young people. Mountnii,is"ieltV Notice to cBE»>»a*s .Sessions, will. b« held in the home Those "Whose-tcrins-cxpire .neict Bonuses of $400 for each member winter! Take • tip from Lakeland on the smartest way Christmas lights will be turned year- are. President Richard J; hi Schools, Service Utilities Commission for an .ino-f the police and fire departments While Ainctica presently excels O? CORDON h, PEttRS. on in the Crantor^d '.business center >f Mrs- George H. Bates, 18-Hamp- 'Not Distant crease from seVen to ten cents in in the technical know-how, this Bailey, William Krippendorf, Don- d to keep warm.. • with their famous "Ski King" jacket. ori .road. First meeting wilL be at Kaul, who ;s completing his sec- A larger percentage of Cranford for the current year were requested: Pursuant 'U».thc* order of CiiABUES A. MoiuUiy evening marking th/ for- Union Junior College's offer to ond three-year1.term; John H. Mc- High School graduates of the1 class the fares- in each of its three jgp.n'cs.'By.(he Patrolmen's Benevolent As- nation tmiM continue to |*ive its ald Creiuhtpn, C.harles ' OTtO. JR., Surrotfat* bf the Couniy of Of 100% wooL "Ski King" is styled with .1] wool :30 p; W.. Volunteers,' who may on its Bus Routo-.i(hopb'rating be- Surprise Lake Union, iimd* on the fiHh day at Uovrto' mal bpening of the' hoiida/ shop- jay $20,000 for the former Grant Clintbck, cowipleting his first term; of 1951 i is ttriSiegA junidjidr an d sociation and the Firemen's Mutual ,NOUIIK pcnpli' "Hre-Kichnieiil nnd Richard Babinec and b«r A. D., I6S1, upon the application o* quilted interlining, sleeve' wristlets, slash pockets, telephone the local Red Cross tween • Granford, Kenilworth •• and' School;, which it has leased from and M; L. '^Taiiaferro, who wafour-yeas r colleges and universitiee s ; Benevolent Association in a reso- nioi.il tiiiiinni!. to preserve the e(t. :. *• ••''.' '••' th<« und^Hiliinecii a* Admlniittratrlx of tb« chapter to register wilt be equip- the comjr(uriityt,.it he Board 6f Education for the.1 Linden." v : .. •' ..;.•'.- . "•. .''-tl Amuuc.m uii5. tif life., • uatalt! ol said deceased, nolle*. U IirMby flipper closing and Timton collar that buttons «|IC!it:nt tJnlon ftvf-.—-i Korth T street; To Honor he board in. its Cleveland School health and attcndance.committeesi leges" while .the class of 1949 sent \}yn -ricpnrtm^Mt. sniarifs inJrithet issues, • -.••.• .••-.'.-•• ,"••'. direction of Mr. Gessler. Cranford. N; J. • None_ of the trustees has indi- woiih, nnd Union and toormavc - ""•' Eiiuctitb'rK must encourage better . . Fees St.80 I North andfeouth".avenues and ^N&l- ftlces Nqvemher 1?- It purchased only 24 per""cent, junior '"college] county municipalities shows Cran parted fn>ni (he'.-church at 8:4.r> Ini'livwlual discpur- he thifefe-storj", brick structure. enrollment increased from eight ntieSi .Cranford; 10 cen^s within values, the institution of the' __ | nuRivonue.Hi tidditioni there wiU Al dinner i cated as whether he will. fordto be under the "average, and -•"•' a jjer jeent for the class; of 1950 to] Cranford; J6 cents within-Linden, mtiSt bt> 'ninintnincd if wur, - ,"'v • . ^^ r that at the present salary scale it !irnvcH1 a •Lake. liod test work, Hot-soup during the 'be Uiree.-arches i.n- the Centennial Ed price, New York Giants ftill- ng, on a bid submitted by County. 15 per cent for last 3une"s7grapr dffi "youth' is to-crow.', strong, and out-1 . The conipany pointed out ig its jieoplo must tiiko n staiul for vvhiit i M/my of I'm;participants were sandwich lunehtirae was prepared awinue- shopping center-which will back, will be - principal speaker llerk Henry G. Nultont a member uates". '' .•• '•..-.•: j. .;•'. menls to fill vacancies in either on, the site by committeemen R, H. communication that there has been is right.- ' - - . '.".;•' •' , rookies so pariticulor attention was MORE CUPS fa elected arid turned on by the Tuesday-evening"^at the Cranford jf the college's board of trustees. A total of 92 students, or 5% per partment., • .,-• Dudley aiid Chat'Ic«..-J'oust.< When Boosters Club dinner to honor high a- general increase in the cost of The said ..he Was con-.fiiV'n tr| instruction in- hiking-' latter part of next week, ' • •Thfe junior college plans to make cent, is continuing studies in soiric Aifter denying the application of testwork was completed' in mid BETTER COFFEE school athletes. : form, this, Dr. Best said, is theoperation over the, \past. several 'cewttitl/ovfcW "theoi X WLmgged Plaid Shirts Siiclves in all local stores are WALTEB COFFEE some repairs and continue use of years but there has .been no inMis- s Mary M; JQoyle of 1S8 Ceri- mueh^ot thc.:natTonaL^caltllIipto'gupplii-'d by Scoutmaster A. Mafternoo. n a. fihmc at Steal the Flag BCS7 BUYI Fifty-rtwo lettermen will be ;he "building until it can begin a highest .percentage, of any class in eniiial avenue, for permission to HtKtofele f pfiti-vikthlCforisunaK h h^ ' crease in fares' since July 4, 1948. material -things-mid'so. litllo iota", l of tha| jUildingpr^gram0tt4iuM^cristracE construct two phe-family hbmes "or Tn^ttdvanee-sales-indict^Mhat-the ; Presentt&tcs^theJiura_stated education; JHpVufaecr.the JjtilltiiM. -assis'tcd;• by- a W;estein District Camporee area. buying volume this; year Will hit Granfdro%-High—Schbot—cafetexia Ty atcr—tinjtist—-and—unreasonable—t of mot school-; and hie trgittinW iv? Scouts returrtedhom«;by ear_at of 1951 is also the lowest.-oi' any 44fl Lincoln 4 •[). m. •• Explorer BiiiT Bichter, airalKitneTdc"ordrMr.-eohen-saidr ree at 7 o'clock. '/..-. :olf course, opposite Nomahcgan. mine .md better teachers as one of,the band of hikers. ' .',.-.... He pointed out that, local retailers 7 'ark, which it bought several^ years ^Walter k^aildda^h mittce adhered to Miss'Doyle's' very Mw> snw",t w.ivs_tfi win the present) > A suitable cutir.io waa set up at.Fi'anl,c Gla.gorskii Donald Jewett, 30 seniors, and 25 football partici" 'ago;"'""'"-"" ~' '""" ~'" ''''"~~: eipalrStatedtOniy-one^graduate has bal request-arid referred 7 liave a wider > selection of holiday. not been placed to date. its application Tts operating state- battle 1 Sufpi -uint—second |.pants, 19 specee players, and eight Trustees Hospitalized in Japan communism. J ! eoo'[)j;,...t:tiig..«!pn«;nn than in any decided to sell the] Effect, of the Korean war js re«ments for the past three years cation to tho Board of Adjustment Dr,-.ParlridKc anvember of tho'meiimeiisurinRand'compass s .exercisus- were preparing for' hiking, merit country gunners will be = 3 s or a public hearing, Her_pro.ps ^jWpntciair Rotary C/ltib. was intro-lwerc .com'pk-tcd by George Wil- badge and made the return trip on vious'ycar. - •'•;... ,' - ;--.---- honored. f^m»r^fcit^ftfe^elenhottes^aniily- !Hc^ b^^fic f5cT^h^Pm5rS fhHti erty~has a ffoftlage or"93r»8 fee g p li per cent of the 1951 class has operated at" a loss. foot. •"• "".•-••• •• -' • ••.--;:-• The Business • Association will Game The main shaker,, wh6 won All- ahge planning committee, headed | r J duced -by Dr Kenneth "c." MiicKay.i liams, ITohn CHnS Mundny,, tdwm by John H. McClintock, advised Private first class Walter E. on Lincoln avenue which is i\oi ails,•• Dexter. Pcnsc, Willinm Tioop 79 is conducting a patrol have its annual meeting at 7 p. m. American honors during his inter- McCleridon, son of- Mrs. Mary enlisted for some bjraneh of the suffkient, Township Attorney. C of Union Junior College Colorful flannel shirts with tnai rugged "outdom/fook". Township Clerk J, Walter Coffee that it was no longer practical to service as compared with four per : and a membei of the Cranford Ro-1 tohifiht.at the Coach and Four Res collcgiaje^play. at Tulane Univer- McClendon of 2 McClcllan street, H. Warsinski, exblaihed,<-ta perniit- Of 60% wool and Wc/o rayon, they're wWm as a taurant, it is:^ announced by Presi- of 118'Oak lane has been selected sityi /Has provided the gridiron convert it for: elementary school cent in 1J9S0, - . , t"> Club. >. -.-• «'•'•<"'! classrooms or use it for Board of is hospitalized in ' Osaka, Japan,' Testimoiiiiil two oneofamily homes, A mihi-> bonfire! Styled by Arrow vith converlibWcollar. and dent Robert M. Crane. A slate of as one* Pi the four officials fqr theGiants with'power to,contend for from wounds received in Korea, D'r, Best, stated that/he is grati- mum of lOtJ feet frontage would be M. Stanley MacClnry, presideVHi new'officer;;'wft.t be. presented by a the National Football League Education .or Township, offices. field to note that' distribution of of the ttntmy. Club, extended two flap cheat pockets. Assorted bright trflaids in sizes innua) ArmyiNaVy football game In a telephone" call last week, > he necessary. Although Miss Doyle- : nominating 'committee headei ty Championship . for the past two Finance committee was directed graduates in colleges and business Ktctituii:s fiom thp host .uroup, •MAW -IT -A/ •'• - '•-.•• ' • wt Saturday, afternoon at. told.his mother he.expected to,'be stated there are presently seven Small, Medium, Medium Large and La*ge£" ' Past Fresident Howard M. Siegel. ; seasons. # to investigate to n»,d the best way parallels their choice 'of course in For Police twovfamily homes within the im^ . lVank DoolO'i president, »tad'ium,". Philadelphia^ it to invest the $20,000 the boardhome by Christmas. He offered'-.'no ; Guest speaker will be Walter J. Harry, Nowiek, president of the explanation, and'did not describe school. He said this fact apparently mediate vMitfity of. her property*. foi the Lions C!lub, .v . ,;.' 1 learned this week. Mr. Coffee wil gained as a result of sale of the shows that .the/high school,, as pres- Amonc euests were i'Jonnld Lin- ION'S FURNISHINGS, ST FLOOR Lcc, fiublishes -of • The, Wcstneld New Jersey Soccer Heferees*.Asso- extent or date of his injury, but Mayor" George E. Osterheldt Said serve as liead lineshian.y- building. -,..••' . '-•'.: ently organized,... is meeting, the THANKSGIVING DINNER Leader,'who will talk oh "Adver- 5 ciation, also will speak. Fred Wilt, said he was in good/condition. No the area is in Residence "A" zone, m:> j;enfeltei, Notary district Rovernor;' The ideal resident has been offi According to M. L, Taliaferro, heeds of students. • The lot^'drop- PBA to Honor Sgte, Claieuce Kin/ und Robert J. Lhier; tising Your Business," Mr. LeiB is national champion wiler,. .will be notification had been received from and the committee could hot grant r--'y ':'}; j;:;;!,^;;i;---v to REMEMBER •! M«cha!rman. of the advertising eiatjng inter'scholas>K and inter- called upon lor remarks. reporting for the long-range .plan- out rate in Cralvford High School as Miller, Bird tonight permission to build a duplex dwcl* • past Lions deputy district tfover- : v the Defense Department. Uoraittee',:ol: th6 New Jersey Priess eollegiate foptbaU^aseball, hockej The Rev.:Robert G. iLo«jgaker, hing^commijttee, a new elementary with other county ling, without a recornrncnclation '•^.:\V,, noi-c Hniold Comptoh. n'nd Jitmes and*B!^bsai>j school building program AVUI fidtj also confirms this premise, For Promotious nclt Me? Keivick of the Kiwimis Cltib; H. R. :Coine5 iy'-~ t'ili m ConKiatulations .were exiended bf,'the New York thapter 6t th«by H. R. Jacbbusy Sheldon Ander he reported, that there are only about the same percentage is now Howard J. p'cVanney of Glen to Di. E. A. Dunfee of the Lions 100% SELF-SEBVICB Eastern College Eootball bflleials Combat Jtettaiiort.>He recently re- son Motors, Westfl.cld. The. new son and George Lincoln. four more rooms .available for, conr enlisted. He arrived in Korea last employed in business and secretar- Ridge, Stafe PBA president, will car will cost $2,209 less a $700 trade Club for 20 years, of perfect at- Association arid'w6rks but of Com version to classes in the first silt ial fields. ,* tendance. .V- ..'•'•• May alter completing basic train- be principal speaker at the affair, in allowance on the damaged-v^*^ missioner Asa Bushnell*s offlee i The guidance, department study : Si SUPER-QUALITY MEATS grades, ing at Fort Dix^-: '• •"• • .:' arranged to recognize their promo- hide.---, .;' .. • .: .'-.:.:' ': ' ;;'' New York City. The; lattervis.Jb JPrns jtst ;ain these four rooms, the showed 48 graduates of the .class tions to present rank. Township appointing authority; Jot: all foot offices Referred to Board of Adjustment An atomlf barnb set oM.irt wldi- liifefcthni The Pendleton label speaks for itself — tells you that III Snapsnoi Contest Board Edufatioa. in ^^a'Tc^ueWliririfrSrcTcffsTicP" ; Rodney Stoked Given ball games' in;the 'Ea^tV.*•";'v• •-. -•'' Cleveland School and two rooms in colleges, and^ 25_students, or 15.6 nlr. about 2.000- fee* from ground •' ;/20 lbs. Pendleton. shirts are made of pure virgin wool, dyed ^ Photographic Soeiely Leimaim Files Appeal invited;' ..'.:•—. . - ". .: cal attorney, representing Victorri);' A" graduajte of Trenton Stat Lincoln s used as al ili- per cent, in junior' college's. Polite Commissioner Frank T. level, is more •."destructive than FINEST 0VALI1Y "» 12 ib&*hru Goil &. Comitry Awartl fast night annoviricied that "lh< In 2*one Variance Case Shahccn, for a change-from Rtisi-^ either a ixatoj or gr.onind burst, so. ( from the .finest fast dyes, precision tailored for action, ; Teacher^ Collego, :Mr. Coffee re- snapshot contest which it helbrary and the other as a visual aid Business and trade schools claim Whitty will be iri.trodueed by Chief dencc- B-to^industrial zonc-for '" At Chajcter Service ceived his bachelor of science de- room, would have to be made into Ronald R. Leimann of 1 Mansion 19 of. the graduates, .11.9.'per-'cent. ld'4}liidfi TURKEYS 16 lbs; freedom and comfort! The model at left lias dress' recently.' was won by C, H. Halnes terrace has riled a suit in Appellate William A, Fischer, toastmastcr. lots to be used 'for a-luniber Life Sij0ut Rodney Stokes, son from Rutgers .'University. He classrooms. The visual^ aid roam Eleven, or 6.9 per cent* are Iii the rack as the most'likely; .•hixt,collaxand.two button-flap cheqt pockets. Assorted, of 118 Seyerui court with his colo Court in Trenton appealing aver- The Rev, Robert G. Lbngaker, pas- and fuel oil storage tanks. The lot* 1'KIME (ill CHOICi: FRESH JERSEY fl Ham Vi lb. pkg. 33c 103 and Scotit Troops 79 and 80 were madc to Ronald Hale V6it, : ployed, and three arc married, out Sgt. Miller, appointed 'June 30 ans avenue for !61 feet. . • • Don't hi the First. Presbyterian Church planning., committee spokesman appeal attorney, revealed , last of the total class of 160. Fr<'sh-Shrim|> lb. 59c Frd place on stage Jfpr a the public library, urged organiza- of Mrs. Swartz. • program.with four selections foi* ORANGEJUICE CUT CORN r •Q- . In Today's Issue crs; and treasurer, '.Warren p. tle" was finally selected after weeks lowed by a group -of numbers^ by 1 SIM. S (9,), M (9) aad:L &*% • -Richard- II.-Dudley, chMiv» wcck_a :llve_roosterJ!Omar»?_ who tion members to. keep tibrcast of Birds Eye v of -playreading by^-Clara- Low, Birds lEye •"';•-'"'••''••'• ^•••-•••''''•'' .,> :•'." ' '. ni«rt, and,Albeit &LJj^ssler, scout Amusements 22 Bculthovpt is-an unlisted character in this play.]tvrture dates. Mrst-Haj-eldHaagen- the Seventh OrodeiGirls'Glee C° ! JteldiE 4 Cooled Squash;__..'...... pk|i» 19e M1N-8 FURNISHINGS, STREET FLOOE rtiii-s'ter; and Troop 80, sponsored Around - IS • "^TTRe"actors require cos'tunTeSTfrom * Over 5,000 16 Hall. Robert E, Crane, Jehn'V. committee. • Then the selected play, tramp to bishop. These requir- cooperation' in the venture. Cranford Republican Club will Club will sing three popular Customerij, •"'}'. the church. E. Paul Catts, chair- Chtirch ...... book, after approval by the Board, "J ""n, and Cameron E, OOgdend , Claaalfieds 20 Nestrsnd, Raymond Hunieke, E, L. ments are supplied by the costume ; Mrs. Charles Redden, who made meet at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday in tions followed by a croup by th«e' 10 Hedcnberg and Oscar CedarHolm. eesnmittee of which StcW Stanley an interim report on .the Adult the.municipal building; it was an'--Eighth Grade Girls^ Glee Club, •i-oiitmns'tcrs. All charters were Editorials mittcc. Over a month ago CLdSEii THANKSGIVING^ dney:W.,SmiOt, News A few vacancies on the board of is chairman. School of Education, 'told the nounced this week bjr' President Following intermission, the Ninth FRIDAY MIGHT >TIL 9 accepted by directors will be filled. shortly: sell Rfchards, chairman, and his Grade Girls* Glee Club, Eighth and • i representative fqr seojut Ldghtinji will be handled person* group that sufficient funds will re=j Harry V. Osbprnc. Jr.. follfrwinfi a V Letters have been sent ta both' committee got busy. Jane Green main te cover beginning expenses nvceiinu of the- executive commit- NinuVGrade Boys' Glee Club and inn. lit drew a picture poster of the. set] ally by the Dramatic Club's old re» Hu«e FKEi: Utock Lent PARKING SrACnit Your Service At the conclusion of the service, _ Kenilworth Newt ....-.„„ the Township Committee and the of school ior the 1952 term; *lrs. tee Monday night.' Matters of im-Ninth' Grade Mixed Chorum. each STORt HttUllS: MoH., Tues., Wed., S*t, S A, M, ta 6 P. M, Board of EdUcatldn off«rinfi assis- from.which Mr. Richards.and Jim liablevArba Taylor and Charles will offer.; three selections, 'The : .taps were, sounded iii memory ef '. /Qbltuaries '•.•.',.,.....«i..'i...... < Redden, as director, and Harry portance to local Republicans will • ••>;. ' ".• ' ••' \ tbuK, and rri.»8 A. M. ta 8 P. WL tance of the association in - the Rich drew t*ws finished design: This Skillwan. Junior Band will conclude the ! "" R.J. CO. those seouts pnd scouters who have School News >:„... .„.,„ Staging, otherwise called Lawrence, registrar, wjre compli- be discussed and ii, large attend- 488 BOULEVARD (Bet. 19th & 20th) KENILWORTH preparation qf the .earning year's jftfiished drawing of the stage set mented on their services'. ance has been requested. / gram' with 1 1 8'ven their lives in the service of Society ...... "...:...... BANFORD fi-3474 •-.-—.,,• ,:- -*- i.....y^J,.^.-^.-,;.-J.v'.... ;, will be publicly displayed in the (Continued on page eight) MEMBER TWIN COUNTY GROCERY 'heir country. . _,-'.--.- — Sports ...... ,,...;...... -.,....~. - •'•'-' ipaee """"

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v-;<.••. ..If H^ CRANF6RD CITizEN1 AJJD CHROHIGLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 129, :.19S'l •-^ Page Two THE CRAWFORD fclTIZEN AND CHftONICLE,' THUHSDAY, NOVEIV^B^R 29, 1951

lnw, ii wns nnnourrccrl this week, [today. His father is ftwn^-,/^ .r Xfrange^Manor George Spalding. Wr. THbmron~wiir"be~sworn^n|l^hi^'rx friim is. William, .I *-'Cleaver.'•''' • Mrs. Auxijlary' will liif;il jK. a 2 toil |i. iv.., -j'ami'S', piiny ridivnni-l William S. Craft, ;Mr>;. Joseph %'. DeccmbeV ft at' the ElinJibeth Town accepted as a new member by >n imusii:il order hais mr.vifS \vill bc> iirc.vidiHJ toy fhil- tirii, Mrs-; KoborivG:. Loni?.akfr. and Cnnnti-y Club, it is announced Vico-C in ch:rri;(V"oC 1 Frank J, Doolvy. president of Dcceml»er 4; 5^ 6, 7 —*• 1 lo 10 |». in. in il(<> •'I-:),: and Mrs. Ji ;,^. Van'Hcrnt', •-•IliiRtwiuls and fiuestrf. will be irt-Cinnfmd Lionf Club outlined ac- '- livini; in Vh> ..Orient, Mrs?... ir.^: Mre. Kmil .Tiil)ly,,aprl A••nVdn.!£ht__sv:ppir. \vill be serv.Hl. ttVH) in 5.-30) There's no gift that pleases .&'. Mrs. Alborl Nelson, Mrs. Arlhur Mrs. Chiirlos A-.'Spoer. of CViiiifoVvl," rtnnonnced 1hat the annual chll- .... v opiji, alway . ciindloninlws;.. )Ui\s. Li7l>lc)ii;on —• 12 to 2 JJ. m. front ^1 t TJiipkins, Mrs... Clifton Cax, 'Mrs. .pub'U-ity. chairman. liien's Christmas paity will be ,****»••• m llie I'up of (on jit hiihd, srt.inv 1 M Sonicv farklKf Eatnacr on' Bafwyn Slr»*l> a telephone in tiH'appoint Choir, will coiulfiet other •*.V1 OR, she-says,;.?' "-> home fashions for modern living, as well as the old stand-bys of successful "•M from ,a' .hidden , WK'IJ/I riflilK far more enjoyvnenl • I Honors ^ ^.:;if- .. Hi utfuiil vc- Whoii you attend tli<' Craiif«vi/<1 o home-making. You'll find just the right thing for Mother, Dad, Sister, uy- TMT-ilu: greatest ltoiwv- |ve contends, is very "backward' You'll Eat Better ; s Seoul' calendars, Brownie .Troop ft 7 ami 8 in HMV High k ':::'T" ;t..••ii Kliza- aci-nrclinu to present day methods warming furniture pieces for the home that will add to veti luncheon iit th5 Hollywood V tiuv wro Mrs.- Lydon says: she-ik i Aiitlitoriiuii y iV;woi*iIi' hi fiii«r <»^ .--~j, - • r,.. I. \^iir}^F«>nvher_ initial i throughout the years. - ' \\w wihurn I few weeks' Irinl, ;sh«. is .convinced Joan Killinn and SKisahhc Sihi- •* ~~:':P'-:'i'^k were it will. iiieiit. S5»V- mons are members of :the patrol. Mr, Brownies •* Carol W«lke' .;md ? of 2f.O simdra Wlliams were also included ",X . G is \i »\IM! Thcj ill Service ;m:~ as. luncheon guesjs since their in- •••••• -.•'• •'.• •••• •• ' ." */*•' '. • •"••' : „• .. -1'< s l«. lit Ajitlionv PfevFrod M. Cramer, son of Mr ^•7 L: Cramer of lagdividual salsalee s wewerer hiKh MMrs, I^rt:li>-lCii»»il J^TiwJi \tfilfl3fi<>l'ii_ert»ii»« ''i % was in cnartje the Air Force last DeccVyiber. He i__s=3 .alii Lt*oiitiiilie liia- - " basic ' triiittini* at Bob Bannon, IS-yoar-tiUI re«i- •j^l ' ' * lent of Cranford. was a member of MHISFW i^i ho tiit.1 Notl-o fiamo "»" fontlVnll of his choice. jraiwins: 'at Chanutc Air" Force .oivin afSouOi'ISentlTliKl. Hob, !i -•v:? Bn«», RnintauJ, IH. He was trn«s< iBO-pound halfback, worked «.iut FOODSTOR with the FiRhtiiic Irish secondary ilalc to-RCA "The Sliver Whistle" If fcrred to tSriiHss' Base at Home •-'***« H' xm N. V,. arid under nt!w orders he squacl which llnishod the season oil ilie'i* 7 or JS. Ami if you hsiveil^t I-^MB^.: k'ft X^aGuurcHn Field on KImulny by with atie'and two lossies under the •Mm TWA plane for Alaska. lulorini! of Irisli Assistant Conches rt'h«s<»d Vtviir liekel yel§ We.luive them •-•i»5.-." Job Lnlly and Diclc Goiter. Qnallty-wlse and penny-wise — your Every Iiorae Iiccjn at leiitt on« liunTi-rn <7 ..'•*SJ- Cup by tup. j#?i*W; shlo here! .. ': , ' •;'• '• ~ • -."•'• . : .-•" ' • •nloking Blond wliitli can l>6>- easily X. '' >•:. ,. beauty Note' . .' best food buys arc at CHAS. KURTZ placed hy the card lutlc', luUiIKe oliliir, v MaVes mote '. for those who squint and frown Blatkboards m>: MARKET . • . every day . . . every Quality Meats fireilde or even UkcJ in other rodniH. WALL MIRRORS— # Costs tess in the glare of the sun. apply strips Blackboards nre' being -veplaeed, Burning ntub> JroppcJ into cnnevaltul Mirrort make living, ever chang- Taslesbesl of thb cellophurie tape across th» by pastel ehalkboiirds In week. And that's no Idle boast It's receptacle thut's easy to remove and :••: .^r,v^^ schoolrooms as ari aid EASV-CUT READY TO EAT dean. ing pictures lhat add intereit lo forehead to eliminate Hness that stay, O a room. Tliey are available in •» eyesight. ^ • • '• • a fact — the proven results of our become permanent '•• . • /'<».. $9.95 many different ityle* that liere at policy of selling the top-crade foods McManus Bros, you can find one HAMS - "69" lo »ult every purpone—over the i,^ or , SS.MKNtS • at lovv-as-possible prices. But you I FRESH-KILLED ttunlel. in the hall, or dining •>-3 o^ec is howby ,..•«< .tli'nt-tho Boa... room they enhance tlie entire iur- • f K: Assossoni (ta«: sj vlttfd li» th« fown-", needn't take our word for It Ask roundJuga. & ililp Conmilltpc IM port of asKt>sKiv'uMU» I FOWL - "49' l t'Sthk'benelittwl by your neighbor ^yfro^BhopsJicrc. _Or_ :ar'y sewer li/carpenter Place, from Ver^ y g f f pf l Ayeyfif' 200 fwt westoly; (Sr the better still, buy ALL your food needs v-: Wi^minedale Avwnue and in- room of, any home! According to itg furnishings arc the l Ml'b here thto week-end, Ydu'll be con- Avenue und Cherry wood Avc- u* local imvuwewonts ai>4 (hat Woft accompanied by ma|w Is on , vlnced you eat better „ .' .'•feave more In the office-of the IJownshlji clerk Fresh sectional xo{41s; love seals; occasional chair* or a complete [x.-rt to iiispcetioh by all poreons in In- . • . stlioppihe at thb fine food store! n'esl; and thai the Townshlrt Comrnltlce BUTTERFISH H,. 29c living room suite, They will surety 1p Committee hta report of nsseSsmenta fc |iriees in keeping with your Christmas litt. ••' i«t landu and veal ostato'by Kraft ' - Sweet :hn • coHBlruction o|! RUUwallJs on thn lb box <-%, larthibrly side. «f ftnrttan Hnad lu>twt>tvii VELVEETA .. 2 99c -e)iliii!luii Av*nue and a point 800-feet' RED GRAPES 2 lbs. 29c westerly; tliatjitttcl'report Is on file In the Snow White I, "" - of the Townnhlp Clpvk.*p«h to in= hat the towituhlp CoHim.ittee will'meet lb JV1USHROOMS ,_ t Ah. 49c DESKS— f it) Wednesday. Doceiiijiei: ifi, tOM; nt ~ "" Large Size MARGARINE.. 29c Oisiinctivfl ,ii llie IIIOBI ad<:(|uut« word. .-. -, KftTd^ report ror coiillrmiillon, at to destrilie tlie many rluirmhijg (1CI-UH ut. which wicetine nil persons I11 .Interest mnv I .CALAVOS -. ,»... ..„ v. .-«aclt —29c J m by IH> heard. ' *• l»etai Soft McMunui Brrta. Eiii-li one |iriivit.-Soiitlt-.Unlon Avo'iTOt- Between'liesinB- r r T : r nn AveiuiB arid th* Township Line-. swal'd • ttvieh' '.7"^' ~^~^" ~^~""~" " ORANGE jjUIGE 6^z, emrWe iiililcB, tomiiio(lc«, eti'd. talilee, lien and1 more . .'. 31 OS HE It ORDAINED, by the U"own»lilp ca ls Borden's ' ll' . . . •"••••. - • Madcrti, Cnloniitl and Traditional. But «OMIB in and Ci\mmlltvt> of the (Township of Cranford, . Apple Sauce •.:.; .;.,..• 2 '» ,'2Sc'. Jew oeFtiey; . . . We for your««lf and choose the one you want from FRENCH BEANS ..... pkg, 23c ^MeManus'-vfide-sslectioa..All are incredible values, . ANYW HERE Section 1 -^'That South-Union-Avenue,- -Sunshino " -•.-.-- - Ibrpkgl — Snow Crop ..-', • '"•,• - -• :;••'. '-. • o a width oe. 8 leet, -bptu-etftt Lexlneton avenue and the GrsHfrtrd-Westfleld "boiiri- dary. line, be. imprnved by'eonntruettnu 0 ICrispyCrackers ,...: ;..:.'... Zlc'•• •• PEAS.'-...... **i >as«, pkg. 19c' COLONIAL ROCKERS— 'i macadam roadway in accordance with thu Jinan and HfseclflcatlonH propawd for . a Sun Maid ' . .:,' pkg.'. .73.. ' ' SI«Manu« Urai. hai tliSihmous Bottoti Bdel«>r VIRGIN WOOL same by tho' Towivshlp Gnelnrcr ,and on _1 ^ in llie most wanted fiiijjraii black and gold, ill** in the olflco ot the Township Clerk, Seedless Raisins , ,: 23e-'' > Section 3 ~ The piitiinated cost or «ald maple, uiahepriy of jiirtTT Each is a true ex* inproyement l9"Sf;33.0A: and to defniv itreggion of bimpie comfort wiih its curved FLANNELS )a»ld tNiat the-snm of 91783.00:-la hereby Armour's ' r . '• . hi«li Ijjck, urni*»iid. uliupcd 8eat...eael« will opproprlated from the vxtutlnc capital C S liupHiviunent fund. Evaporated Milk 2 ^B 27e ".. IPbodcraft add the toty touc'h to any iiome, A »pleridid Si«tlnn a —. This ordinance shall take Christmas gift for grandmother. | Ronald i¥«?t Immediately. ster to CREPES > • . • . • ,. •'. Township Cteile. NO EXTRA CHAROE • Combihatibn Sale 1 Save 7e, SHOHTOS AND. TOtt LENGTH lated: November 27, 1051. V sm JOY Dial Soap'.' 4 /«>iM8 'A*J Combination Sale! -=»Ssiy6 ?e $O98 tRANFORDS SUNDAY Dtf ..: ". ;. 3-pkg. Sn ...r ..... TO * Hudsan ' -SOAP- "'•' •' ' % «*& 9^« ^^«» bath -: cj.-® DRUCSTORESCHEDULE t r LOUNGE CILVIRS—._;•• Paper Napkitu IVORY ,SN0W^,..;.,..... pk . ..,.:.... 2 •e*a-2Sr j g llf>r«'» the b«it giff'bf all for Lusbnid ur dad. Hr'H^Rd y«>ari and year* OPEN each (WJth 10e Coupon, lnelosed> of lumuriuiit ennifort. from a lounge chair. And you'll vouch for the SELECT THEM : —- value, too.... whea you see'them sjiccialiy pricjed.. The matching Ottaniana ,...;„.. 2 »ii»-2Sc - - are pluiilji und cutliiujiy ton.

1« A. M, to I P. M. THIS WEEK ONLY S P. M» la 1 P. SL ANY HAGAZINE HACKS— * BECIN'MSG MOSOAV. r» 4? .\iiM.riJy«,.!gag3i«H« rs«itS for BLANKET fonVfiiiibfff in !i\iq^ Vooin or CLOSED Iwdi-oObl, Miti.ljaJiy ur MifI#. THIS CLEANED AND FLUFFED f iiiiih. AH ine*|i*a»iv« gift THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOME IIRIVISBH^S STORE IM ELIZABETH tkil'* jjwiyi *j>prr<-ta«c

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•.: . ••f.- ••-. — To WecHn February— Miscellaneous-Shower -— —Bride—Elect- Margaret/lienek-Is— y Fetes Miss Karaffa Bride of Serviceman Birthday Anniv'ersary A mticellarfeous shower wa< Mis/ftljlirgaret C. Hwek, daugh- , A • surprise cocktail \)i\dv jCalonv Club Charity Ball given by Mrs E. C Butland of 6 i ter M Mr. and Mis. Willi uni J. honor of his birthday'annhvr.; Claremont place in her home Sat- nolc 01 19 Ramapo road, on t>ai- * U; ' One of the Major social ^eve'nts* 7_ Springfield avenue reeeivt-ly ,i, v of the winter-season will take lihjee 'Mr>. Joseph Lopes of--"Cranford .is urday night for Miss Joan Karaffa. rday Tjecame-the bride of Pvt wife and friends. Amoni; r,, S.ituidny, night, when the Coltmy their guest"; daughter of Mr and Mrs George James R buv.iue. son ot Mrs Alice fcrd guests we<>r Mr. and Mis. \if Club will hold its second annual Air jnd MIN .John Monah in of Karaffa of 34 Lexington avenue, Savage of Iivington and the late liam .Fair, Mr. and Mrs. ti who will rrarry Kenneth Condit Stanley Savage Kli Shop Early clunit\ ball Jit tlie Elizabeth Cni- 4 Hickory will have .i Christian and son, Nornii^i, itl tm't Hotel invElU&beth. fo rcocktaite^Mr. «ind Mrs John of Garwood in December The ceremony was performed at NugenC Mr. arid Mrs. Glon Srjii '•'".' «•*•«'. • '•••••': Frit ire pi-ocoeds trorri tht* ball Sllhman a*(d Mr ond Mis Edwin Guest were Miss Ann Butland, 3' p. nr. in the-clvui'ch of St. John Mr. and Mrs. /Richard M:,,.,,,, p Miss Teresa Wehrum, Miss Mary the Apostle, Clark-Linden, with Paik Mr. andvMrs. Frank Flowers. .1.,V frgnil Early Custbiners' u>ll en to further the Hall. Miss Irma HeUinger, Miss guests of Mr Jnd Mrs the Rev Charles P O'Connor, pa.s- Woods, Miss Evelyn Bloticr, M, eUmt-iitaiy «;hoo! milk fund for Elinor Ten Eyck, Miss Barbara Campbell, of 114 North toi, offituitm". ••-•.•' , Helen' Edifecomb, Mr. nmi \\, .••'.- '::••'•' '••***•'••'•'• ••/• ' IM»MI\ school"* children* .established Hunter, Miss Julia Moditz. Miss Conier include Mr ind The bi ide, Cicortc/I by her broth- Donald'Cros'byrMr. and .Mi n. 1:. Frances Johnson, Miss Susan Ger- e>-, William J. Henek, Jr,, \Vore a Chrisimas Pi mi* ti> the dhhee rriany club Mrs John Diet/; of Ci.in foul, Mr SmiMi! - Mr. and Mrs. \Vii.!m. iak/ Miss TetU«» Shyka. Mrs Bar- :'•'•, * and Mrs John Rote of West field white ballet in.) length gown of sat^ Place, Larry La^renep, Mr. .-; will entertain .at cocktail bara Neumueller and Mrs. George ; You can't make a mistake on any pur- : Mr and Mrs William Weeks of in and lace Her scalloped,, finger- . - j..uu iiuii make » uusiutwc uii ai p ii la-*, to siiLlb£. Say' mood of the KaraJTa, Miss; Karaffa's mother, all Mrs; Saniuel RichnioVul ami h;m \ilmgton and Mr find Mis. Bu- tip veil was, iittiched to a jiead- chase at A&P for these reasons: of Cranford Hogan. .. Millie by Buddy dark and his naH WulfeLotte of Jeisev Cm piece She carried a prayerbook centered u ilh t Orange Chicken Broth w.is injtton of honor, attired in rnent graduatois of Cranfonl n,i; Mi s Willinm' Tr6nieKe>7 chair- Elizabeth will be Mi and Mis Miss "Cookie" Hellmger of E«IZ*J- School, are seniors in the o)o(:"" Th& weight is right —16 ounces to ~ Lewis Steyri of Elizabeth, Mi and beth pink. Joseph Imbimbo was best' mini of'the brill, is assisted by Mrs MISS JA\t IXEANOR TUNNER AWCfi KUTII SCMAeHT .engineering .department 1.1 r r 1 MISS IRENE E. MILLER ^n ; . the pound.' '• " .'•.,.' : ''''[• •'.'•' , 7 sect AJ Him Biddle. Mrs. Walter Thorn, Mrs Arthur Poole "and >tr ind Troy, 'N." Y., school. • i , Ralph Johnson of Cl.mfoid daughter of Mr. and Mis. Peter The bude, employed at Smith v Mi s, Avihiir y fu>i\f, Mrs. Everett Robert York, son of Mr and Mrs W SchftciU to Ranger Joe The price is right^-}iist as U a marked Kill inn, Mrs. Frank Zi,mm(6rman Mi and Mrs James Duffy of I Miss~ Twiner, Former D R York, of 507 Orcha»ii street. F. Miller of 525 Clarcmont place," Ttactor and—Etjuipmeiit.-Co.T-Un'- whose engagement to Homei W. 1011, attended K.ist Side'. High Miss Janet Douglas, On the item and printer! on your cash find Mrs. Alfred Frifiola. SUvestc)* street will have JS guests Resident, Betrothed was honored recently at a party Worth Carolina Man Mr; • and Mrs.. Russell T. Di>u;',l; Coated Popped Wheat A_cocktail party will be given Mi and Mrs Richaid Kaul, Mr celebrating his fourth birthday an- Jones, Jr, son of Mr. and Mi s School, Newark. Pvt. Savage, : Buy 1 pkfl- of^pppad Wheai fl«J • register receipt Niblets AnnnunL'uii IUI it hasr~been—made Janes—of—Westfield, was an-presently stationed at..Jlpri:.Jack- Mi«; and' Mrs. Joseph C. .Schaet LTulip, street,' spent- the 'I'lr.ink b> Mt and MrgrPhi.lip M&rin o£ and Mis JohiTMtClmtocfcTMT and niversary His guests included Cin- of -191 North ayenu^-'eastT^an- giving vacation from Vonnn 1 pkg] of Popped Rice free Mis Milton Rcineit, Mr .md Mis of the engagement of Miss Jane nounced Siiuidav at a cocktail son, S. C, is a guduatp of Girard And, finally, satisfaction is guaran- Whole kernel Cora 5 HirLory,street, whose guests will dy Staiger, Jimmv Yator, Sandra nounce the engagement of theif Junior College., iWontpcliw, Fan is E Swatkhamei and Mr. and Eleanor Tunnel, daughter of Mr. part> at her home jecentlv. No College High Schol/Philadelphia, teed or your money will beCheerfully bo Mi and Mrs. LeRoy Reignei, Jones, Ronnie DeMarco. Mary Jane iaughter..';Alice Ruth, to.-James home. Classes re.sumed Monday. Mis G W. Thurston, and Mrs G H Tunner of Grand date h.4s been set foi the wed- Pa. He WJ>; attend ing.Newark '•'-Mr nnd Mrs. Walter Thorn, of Lysaght, Carol Isaacs and Carfe*- Webster Bradford, son of Mr. arid ^ Crnnford, and Mr. and Mrs. Doug- Mr and Mrs William Trometter Rapids, Mich, foimerly of Cran- Ann Degenhardt. Refreshments ding Rutgers evening "touYses' befbrc Mxs.'ti: C. Bradford, of Davidson, Three. ]pcal yburig women lw l.is Miller of Clark-township. ~ of 2 Makatom drive will have as loid and Petet Jf Kremers, son were served, and talking -movies entet ing the Ai my A How can you make a mistake by taking N/c. --.- .• • •'• ." :>..•' been'i>lacet the home of Mr. and MrsGiger of Riyer Edge, Dr. and Mrs BIRTHS Collegians Corner Pure vegetable shortening :: ; Miss Tunner, a Ciahford High from ' Cranford High School and Katherine Gibbs School. Miss I ,A&P?V ;'\'; _;.:-.:7-^:-.v..; .: . :•-:•;: Lawi it- Montgomery, 20 Hillside WillunuAtkins of Linden and Mr. Mis Joseph Bowers of 2S Bu- Mr and Mrs. Spencer J Travcr : pl.iec They include Mr. and .Mr*. and Mil. Howard Koyen of School cr.iduate, attended Mont- Miss K.nl.1 Nicdiaeh, daughter of the Kntherine Gibbs School of tricia O'Connor,; daughter of M chanan itrcet entertained ;at djtaifi of Columbus, Ohio, fnimcily of 3 Mr. and Mrs i Siontclair. Shijlbd? -and-Mrs._Joseph J.'O'Conn DEFT, — Edw.ird Sains. Mr.'and Metuchon tntince the birth r jiand Hapicte Junior College She last weckTirrhonoi o£ the twelfth '8" "(jc'n'tral' avf iiue, Telurnud'_lu i -ft-H .1 Giecn.«nd Mr! arid Mrs. Chester Cotktail guests of Mr and Mrs on November -.<-, A&PFoodiStorci s j mcmbgi of Chi Knppa Phi. bjrthday anniversary of her son, 9, of a daughter, Mt. Ida College, Newton iCenter;, Co., of Newark. tendetl Caldwcll Collbge, is IV it Check, nil from Cranford. John Banker of 10 Makatojn duvc JeanetteArsn^ International Relations, Club, and Robert Mass., Monday night•'•after spend- Mr. Bradford is a gradIiaW^D"r Galban and Company; Miss.Ion Lexington Mb arid" Mrs, Kenneth Howell will include Mr, and Mrs John the Oak RidgeuMilitary.. Institute .Vari^derstine, daughter of Mr. Palmolive Soap of Elizabeth will entortuin. Mr. and Biach, Mr and Mrs Alfied Sim- a Kioup leadci in the Grand Rapids ing thtrThanksgivhTg holidays,;with Cling Peaches 1 Mrs. Lawrence Morah of 34 Co* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.'Tr^zza of of North' Carolina and • attended Mrs. Harry Van Iderstine, Jr. ^ Mi .. Arnold LaForce of Mendham mond, Mr and }Ari> Davad Brum-Woman's Ec

Thanksgiving was Mr. and Mrs. .•'•••••. • -...-.• f=o— • -.'• .-. . . •' 2S25' «t«-32« Wcnrlck, Cianford, Mr. and MrsMass. . Mr. and Mrs.Qscar Ebner and fam- Thanksgiving holiday with., his Mr; and Mrs, Kiesewetter ."of 2 Walter Thode of Dunclleti and Schmdler's other son, Fl/c Warren Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Hetzke of parents, Mr. and Mrs.- Gaffney of Mazola Oil p,n,35c qU8r,67e ily, of East Orange,, formerly of v Parkway, village, has been elected LOIN ,b Mayor and Mrs. Frederick Pitten Mr. ond Mrs. Edward M. Gil-W Schindler, USCG, who; i9.st9*: f Roosevelt avenue- have5 an- lit Sprtig GardeK *street. ilonccl iri New York City. ' Cranford, ^ hav^': returaed f president of L.CiR.,VnationaV en- Super Suds I END 1 lb c tin Kraft's Miracle of Kentlworth. nounced thelbirth of their ,secoad '••«.•• -1- •' mor© «md, sonl.ioimei'ly of. Lago MontpeliW, ;lnd.y^whefe they gineering social societyiat'Ren- END RIB HALF rib AU W Tti l v-HteKarft Bougias; For dishes and dudt l IOW Mr. >and\Mrs. Edvyard .. George k ID Indian Spung road will be hosts taken up lesidence at 107 Glen- Ray and Mrs.-FKink Shank, mother ber.20 at Muhlehberg- Hbspltal, from Cranford have been invited to John W» Winter,: son of Mr. and C anl sze for cocktails Mr. and Mis. John wood road. and Mr. and.Mrs: Constant" Mar- and .'sister" of•'" if.. Kay\&ns. George Salway and Mr. andHall, of 310 Prospect avenue. tained last week at a Thanksgiving '.' Kobert Mair, son of Mr. @ld Mts. C dinner for their Tuesday Night of the. latter eout>te*s iortieth: wed- Hugh Mair of 300. Springfield ave= 30 Siant size 71 *" *•{* »ft» Jiagara Starch . B,fc,J Club. dinganniVersaify'. • • -"-•••- ' nue, has been pledged to Sigma Phi Whole Pork Loins Epsilon ^t Davis and Elkins xsollege, Colgate's Fab Joann "Frank of 414 Cranford Mrs; George Siller of 313 Den- Elkins, W. Va. A freshman enrolled avenue celebrated her" '. second man road ente'rta'iried Tuesday in In the business •administration For silks,'nyTotwS-dhhes, elt Steel Wool- £""*»> birthday anniversary Sunday- af- honor of: the (third"birthdairanni^ ^oujfse,-he is active, in the Air le- tCTTTOOTT will! ilk—MW Dust vr^H, tttg- Plainlleld, who marked her Anne. Guests were Deborah Mae- Cranford Sligh School, he partici- 4 t&tiM biithday. Guests included .Joan aluso, Mary Jane Saam, Joy Dit-pated in hockey and the Hi-Y Club* McCoy of Rah.way, Maureen Fire- tel, Jimntie Turtey. and • Richard; ?tme isf Cranford, June'Pitt of Pfoff. Mrs.. John Blehni, Sr.. en-.j Mr. and Mys." John Blbhm, Si-,, Ajax Cleanser Ground Beef ; Elizabeth, and Susan Alpaygh,' Ann, t«?rtamed at a family dinner party j of 313 Dcnman road are at home With tho foaming action lb Mane atul Rose Ann Gould of Saturday in honor of her erand*jafter a nine-wee^ trip by car Fowl, M^, _ Tomatoes Plaintleld. . datighter. " '. through the West. ,. Fancy domestic Township Engineer P. J. Grail of Fresli Pork Shoulders A-«. i all brands doz-can 107 Holly street left Saturday for Fresb Codfish Steaks 1 thi-ee weeks" vacation, in Florida. Lux Soap Legs of Lamb *+.*& lb; He "plans to visit his. brother, Ser- GIVE HER ial d, in West Palm Beach; his sis- For toilet or bath Shrimp . , , * 65c f ii••.•.'•."..'• For €lantour and Warmth Canned Whole Ham er, Mrs. Alfred Stein, in St. regular AC PoteisbttrR, and -FArrner' Police B S~ SMfiKrn Commissioner. J. Edward^Wolf in 3 cakes ifa J ' SMOKED HAMS Shjnl ?air Gallic GAMBUR© FURS Butt o ;;rtlM -. fn St«s w.th Self-ServJce Meat depts. JANE PARKER Distinctive Fur Shop portion portion !b.47e ^ !?L°f, ihed-O-Bit Richard Cipson, son of Mi', and Lux Soap ~" . "half full art Order Ready to Wear _ "All si»S-fof friers**, salads" Ik 6Q \iit-. LcroyC. •Gipson of 14 Bu» Especially for the balh: 'hanan;' street, was honored -at a . Completpte Fur Service Golden npkin n lanitly dinner party celebrating hj,s 2«3423 'welftli* birthday anniversary last loiS E, BKOAKOAD StSt. ;;' \X •jf , fay for Ilifm -mi at Itiroi.ir on vee-k. Open Monday Eves. our ifany Christrutus Gift Club VUn ! Swan Soap s For toilet or bath COM£ TO A»P FOR BIG VALUES IN JUICY FLORID A >*^ SWiS This U available In teen reees uil<3 sites at 1 when you walk in -f6dt-fre& medium 4 *§* American JMP«» p * In r*<] or eakes 'I • Wi lor bilf.< to 9 2 Ks^S Struessel Square J^M // (|w8iie to *! , AAA IO C 'Sliced, Swiss f^ Every room looks lovelier tcilji PrLscilla Marvel Sandwich Bread / 1 Sliced Provolone Domestic - l *i' [ David Fruit Stolleir , M» ^ :r^ of pi> O\i English: ' Vj You will adore the exclusive Snow Kerry Illliffi PlP Jane Parker-regular sis Kraft Deluxe Slices Flexible Shank Shoes niiiiww • iv « * • .. • • ''••'. organdy curtains itermunently finished to lc 216 Frozen It's the Flexible Shank that stay pressed! .: w '' .' • ...• .. 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r\ -fl THE CRANFdRD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1951- face Six THE C^ANPORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1951 Pace Sevtfh tacks the program of tuberculosis Driver Dozes, Wrecks Alarm Sent Om for wth-funds-raised-igom-the sale of. Texas-BouncTHoyB tuberculosis Christmas Seals. Car Against UUIily Poll ^ ^^ Eight; Gives Awards Robert M. Crane, chairman of A summons (or careless driving lM^^ OBITUARY For Bonnie Burn A' missing persons; alarm was Between Pnl, Agents Lions Club of Cranford gave its Glenn J. Brokaw, James Salla- the Cranford Christmas Seal Sale, and failing to carry his registration in Summit ' and rioonrafing business for ..„! t>ir.rt» Pnrtir In the natip han. Thomas Tarla. John Keggan, «>nt nut bv police yesterday for lualap- uyas given Robert' Negotiations between the Piu- Fai in and Theodore Lucinski, Thomas Funeral for Mrs. Dorothy Taunay years. He was a communicant of at Bonn^ Burn at the Sanatorium minors believed to peal for funds for the Union Coun- 30 years old. of Summit, who j*. uui M, jnc , win hold St, Michael's Church and a mem-in Scotch Plains pn Monday eve- back, John Deck and Donald Con-j e on their way to Texas. ty Tuberculosis and Health League unhurt at 2 a.m. yesterday when and ihe.lnsuiance Agents Maclver. 60 >cars old, of Roselle, don were induced as hew members | 1 International Union (AFL) on p Market ir> the ball- formerly of Cr.lnford. was held Fri- ber of its Holy Name Society. ning, November 19. Mrs. George Ker*. of 322 North began on November IS and will his car was wrecked against a < Btvchvood Hotel xr- of Cub Pack 130 in St. John's the I CiU'tl Parties $ext : •Jne\v contract covering 15,000 of day from Grjy's, 318 East Broad Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Mc- Refreshments of home made Charity Organization avenue, east, told police at 4:23 continue through December 25. Raritan road utility pole. Dtccml>er 7^ Mahon Price, he leaves four daugh- cookies and ice cream were dis- Apostle Hall, Clark-Linden, Tues- Proceeds from the 1951 Christ- Police said the driver told them ' •< Distmt Agents m 35 stiles and street, Wcstilcld. The Rev. Richard Postpones 'Heart Day' p. m. that her son, Darwin, 16 years :'• Friday Will Send he DiMnct of Columbia were dis- T- he dozed at the wheel, and struck Mr- ttoiuld Edinger1 Mis. Jamk W. Q'Donnell. Mrs. Lion Committee. William Muller Campaign to Saturday The pack, which has a large old, of the same address^ had pack- port the association's 1952 tuber- the pole near Mohawk drive. Ho packages 16. Korea. rntmUed >-e«;tttrda\ after failure to Prt»b>nse in pixjlonging the preside at/ ry Heins and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel The drive here is being spon- Other award recipients were: vice-president, Mrs. Lola Hanaven ( B tilta, if the PilidcntJal was, unwill- Presbjtcrian Chuich, Roselle. 10:30 JI. m, today from Gray Tuesday night, and had returned , Tiay little 100-year-old Garibaldi, •js-iSoci- by local, organization's aisplav he'r Besides her husband, Murdo, she Heyburn. >dreo!~by"a local committee com- Bobcat—Robert Sevell, John Deck, yesterday afternoon for only ^ a at a tea on Monday afternoon at 3 on the coast of "Oregon, has sur- ing to meet it's demands It Vias the Memorial, 12 Springfield avenue. 1 uiiiih arc members;''of' the New leaves a son, F. Wallace of Rah-The Rev. Frank V. H. Carthy, rec- And, Mr. and Mrs, William irised of Mayor George E. Oster- Richard Mager, Anthony Sevino; short time before leaving . o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. R-vived two periods of boom and bust ccond tune the-conferences, whicii purpoifcs=i?re U'ay and a grandchild. tor-of Trinity Church, will officiate. Klein, Mr. and Mrs, William Mul- icldt, the Ftev. Albert Alljnger, "Wold badges—Daniel Jayewski, and is now a city" of opportunity jprffv State Federation 61 Wom- be^an October 1, had been sus- / life; lo assist the Shaheen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ther- he Rev, Frank V. H. Caithy, rec- Bear awards and stripes: Justin TB. League, Director mit. cussions on Ociobei 19, and talks the worn- Levi A. l'rice tery, Elizabeth. 1farms in the surrounding forests, 1 mann and Mr. and Mrs, Montgom- tor of Trinity Church, Mrs. Adam. Tupek, Lawrence Dudash, Michael Will Address Lions On Friday, December 7, the resumed Noveinbci 15, \\ith a il t tii*. toxJ realitdiion of FuncKil MM vices foi Levi A. Mr, £chal7, 55 yean, old, suffer- ery .Vail. . ,'j, . Robinson,. ^Mrs. Jean Voorheea, Kitka, Joseph Batcha, ^SteVe No- Alumnae Chapter will hold its an- • Wednesday Morning cluVCran- rej>rcscn'lati\'e of the Pedcul Me- t-il" ffiiearirattaclon his homc^ Mon- Miss Stella O. Kline, executive • W«od Readies Tiller and to a ~Pi ice. 6* y«;.ire affair, to UJ dut.<4 rrurketinj/l ~ the home followed by :i high mass -Mi. Hi will speak/to the Lions Club in The: Union had originally de- l 1 had—Hved-in-Cran- al -Nickel's Current production pro- charge of headquarters in town- costumes worn by the cubs for an mit are in charge of al rangemetlts final finish is to W- The filler is .false S100 as their part, bfjthe cur- t>» •L3!f8''.-h m iii jntmbtr . all . of requiem in St Michael's Chuich ford 22 years. A dental technician, Cranford Tuesday on the County's and reservations may be made nt niitional campaign. '.". .. .'. * maiided increases Mahng S64 mil- gram of underground operations ship rooms in the Municipal Build-' entertainment program. Refresh- fight against tuberculosis, -showing usually appliedz-direct to the bare K ion per yeavi, later reduced them to e [ to <-tt foices in m«*-t Rahway Memorial Hospital after He was a veteran of World War has ever worked in the past—nota- ntiice; Mvs. E..G, Lyons, 35 Spruce i \\bli$i w.il1 brmj, producer andi .being admitted as a patient the I, having served 'in France,-and a Ballington and Maude Booth, and did i^ot substantially- improve its bly at Crelghton Mine, where block has received nationwide commen- sireet:lf«, E. J. Dills, 42 Holly offer. • ' *Ehc abo'v.c iicrlal'i>hot«»R'fapli,. taken recently, shows, tliu huge White La'bora'trj^es'.''structures previous d.iy. Born m Rahway, he past Commander of Capt Newell caving methods will be employed. For The Hostes* street; .and-Mrs.'Charles Seartes, 5 Association' also helps wom-t had lived in Cranford 45 ycais. Rodney Fiske Post. 335, Veterans dation on its humanitarian activi- Prudential offered higher com- which are ne*ri»\g'3tt" I 'dip- jjlace; Mrs., J. H. -Broekbank,; iiisr-Ilitits Given A pcntvaslage of the "sales of the -Phihp and Missus Baibnia' und Oml. und -mercial—rpfrltfprntnr hlnmprt -the medical aid is given to present-: retlremnt plan 'ta a non-j expansion -of the- trackage- - and wist'..of/j'i. print nnd color..i many j ears i linden ttlaee: Mrs. ,C. H. Me: i i painting contract6i •;. sister, Mrs. William Schuler, all manufacturer for failure of the units the needy. fragrant bath toiletries to your cohti ibut6i y basis effective' - 1»;H Sceiiery. P. rcsfciil plans' t uiitiyf.v'timr*'they tVed Jahn, and subsequent food spollage.-A hur- [serve, 21-'Parker avenue,- and Mrs, A' check for $l;ViJft, representing, the first, contributions to Societyy "Hc~also oper.iled his own painting of Cranford. The Volunteers—also maintain next week-end hostess. She'U ire- -lh(3 General-Federation «i! -Womch% Clubs CARE-foi'-Koiea. Cam- January 1. This vyould relieve the tion of auloinatiC visual signals at are entries in sufficient ried investigation revealed failure day nurseiies, summer camps for member y©u kindly for many week« TO SELL—TO BUY—TO EXCHANGE average agent of a weekly coriti'i- blocksTsincl interchanges- ore'pro-] Caesar Hashirn -and lDi\ Piiul of the diaphragm in the temperature JiS' Sidney jL'." Nunn> a member paign, is turned over to Frank-dortio, head of the CARE Donor sff fser iss Jtcir h.gsidiworki the poor and underprivileged chil- to come—whenever she has tb« Division, by Mrs,. Hiram Cole HoughUm* president of^ the'. General. butio^i of. $3;14 and would result Evessing Kipidly. . ' •' '• .•...!Guinthcr conducted n demonstra- Sweet Queen Far Sighted Program control.' The diaphragm material, dren, maternity homes, homes, for \f\be VIA, will, have the--follow^ in a $150 average lump, sum re- Chidl Slmly Grm .pleasure of a luxurious bath. Federation. Witnessing the •presentation,-at- 'Federation .hcadquar- The i-ajlroad is a permanent :in- tion of hoiYic portrait work Queen EEzaEctH of •EngIa"ha~Wa!f- -weakened- by~constnnt. compressor •destttute-girlspf ree-cHnics-ahd-otb- r life guests at her home, 18 North i&&_ia_JW4ishinglon. JX^lT^^ In the pasTTJTycars JIODTUOWXXT pulsations, stiffened and failed un- r slallolipti- oTlTBou wcry fond of perfumed gloves. Her as been spent by International er philanthropic institutions. livemie,;''east: Mr,. and Mrs; Ed chairman of prdj'ects for the C3FWC, and .Madame Yang, w'ifc der temperature changes,-The prob- 1 "We sinccrcly'hope that none of meeting of the Cranford. Mrs'* C. L. Lpm.ack. will, speak on. first pair was brought to her'by the Nickel chiefly on a program of Local merchants have offered Distinctive Treatment"-' j and Mrs:, Ralston ot the Korean; Ambassador to the United States. our agents.will'be led into a strike trockv using a motor generator and Earl or Oxford from Italy who, him- lem was resolved by substituting For a long room containing blond CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE ne of; Crnnford; her. mother, storage batteries to supply power graphic Society last night "The Eircct, of the Home Atmos- major expansion hi the output of Inconel, a nickel-chromium-iron al- prizes to the children who,secure 1 based x>n such unreasonable self, affected a jerkin of perfumed nickel from underground operations, the largest amount in conlribu- wood furniture, the decorator di- I Mrs; Rose •'•Kfrsteay'visiting from grounds,"-the company said. "Our. the engineSj telephone system, for'd Casino. pliere on Children" at the next loy, strip for the diaphragm. rected that three walls should be -SiJt-ings, Fla.; Mrs. Hazel As Osteopathie Group $30.00O,O00-more-ba3«J|?j?ni!,_8uthojr1_ tions for their tags. The commit'- Ii district agents are among the best switch motors and signals. All; the Principal features o meeting pf the --Sherfrtnn-tfewte her_own still roonuvhere rfie,put-_ "painted~white~and~that-the~fourth- ized. and-ft is expected that still tee expressed hope that each- citi- MeeTiTif^ compensated in the industry, re- rfifecls | Ktrntrorrxnvcrec|-pf l important—capital -expend!— -wall—the-oneJajithesLfrom_the_win£ CLASSIFIEE^AD bythc mcrnbers. zen" \v»irHave~(wo~beai'ts~on~Sat^ ceivinK BIT- avefage^-of—over—jjJKO built 'rZ- lpai* her own perfume*. • —turca~will""have~ torbe-made-to-conv— —Scottr Lawn-Research -which-has- dows—should be coated in a soft •*th S' pmrr.; at the hbrne of~Mt57 •urdayr"one-t>f-their own and ohe Elizabeth,, Republicanr' Sta<< Jit them arc a'real waterfall,-a mcnX aiid pFopej/cxposufer'Some plcte the program and to maintain made a specialty of beautiful" turi red, The same treafmenfcould have' -Un ioivr—Gou rity—VI to help an unfortunate. hoeti W* XOW Reminder derground ore annually from its housing more than 3,000 monks, is nent registration in Union County, socks and' boottesswere made by at the club's quarters gt 135, League of the First Presbyterian CRaufonl 6-6000 ' Township Committeeman Clar- the members al the special sewing es./AIL.of the rolHtig stock Happy Foo<«• P^'-B^C Vdveela aieese..;...,- ^ -*« 29c outstanding funeral home? complete with air con» f ~\m Holly street.-" you mn always rest-mmred that u wdlb "Perfect -bittlc-fpllow just exactly what your doctor ordered* iMmiuiMIIMJUIIMilJUIUKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllilllllllllltlllllllM tiitioniiifi, organ, large tight rooms for y mr every ' cof Gift tttmn $1.00 to $10a00) fh#.J«nny Und (Mod*! DU-ir €61) Th* Mfcry Oardan (Moil«l DU-26 COM) FROZEN FOODS Cr. 6*3474 with lV'inch picture tu^o. Modem with 20-in," picture lube. Lustrous very busy in our prescription de* convenience. Our own display room, ~ ; -, coiuolo with full doors, iklt mahogany veneer cabinet in smart IIIUItllllllHtMIKl"* S part men t and it is. tomjorling for you to^ eus nnt blond wood veneer, contemporary design. "I of the Family (except, famous StfUdo toy know that only the purest drags are ustid ORANGE JUICE of course, Sis ami Junior). ; and our many years of experience, assure 19c Brand Frozen FOODS : :.-."• •••$37935 you perfect accuracy always. LIMA BIKASIS— BBOCCOI4 MIXED VEGETABLES — JPEAS WALNtll' AVE. THE PACE-SETJING MSt -••J-Q^- ^f^ v, •*« Roofing, Siding and Insulation Specialub TRUCK Directors ' v : Mav. siuV SE ACER'S LfffUlllll 12 Sprln Pharei. '. . . fhurii. atid'. FrL. 8 A. >l» to 9 P, SiL ' • ' , 3K»-3:3O CHANNQ 4 34 NORTH AVE*%, W Service Station 9 WALNUT AVENUE WHIT Cranford 6-1770 South Ave.tttH#u4h Union— Nrllttiott 488 BOUJ^VARD (Bet i9th& 20th) KENStWORlRi I "• •' •.:"•.:'• •'. MEMBER TWIN COUNTY GROCERS

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Bevi W, Leonard Osterheldt, sey History at Rutgers tfniWrsity, Trustees agreed to adopt 25-30 Raritan road from Lexington ave- to tion of the set, is, being performed nue 800 feefnortherly,--'' • •• nister 6t the Westminster Pres- was the mam speaker November as the average number of students by George Trumpore ami Russell for each class, Classes will exceed Adopted on final reading was an ledan Church there. The Rev. t •••-•-••; - _20_at_a mecijnfi- in_thc < _ jht>sert-as-sta{£e managers.7 Those 3btftdy"lirurnisuai- cases. "V^ ~=' prdin'ance providing for construe-, Osterheldt Is the son of Mayor COME IN... PHONE ...ORUSE A K0O$ GIFTCERTIFICATE the Village Improvement -iwrts of/the set beingrenovated by Land- in the fear of the high, tion -of a five foot strip of pave- i Mrs.' George E. Osterheldt, •-.' '!-':i •••I I on Exodus 18-23, fol •;.'•.:,' ;:.j 1 . y S tionon.. crew nToriliow"d~aliiftvc-wiil bo ehoois-'Off—Bloomingdale_av.enue 4»ent at South -Union avenue from r t' .' 1. Introduced by Mrs, on the high school stage the and adjacent to Walnut avenue Lexington avenue to the township athletic field, has been; acquired line. 4'jan is by nature a lawless Schillmger, the expert on stale weekend before the play so that ; in recent years for future school Referred to public works cont- teature. Studies of uninhibited . "'v'V! history decried the fact that J rehearses may be. conducted there, "' •' -V •' study of New Jersey history w ne-i for foUr'«Tj(hts before the final pro- expansion. , ,: mittee was a letter from Victor children prove that they ate. fiat-. • •'!? J part of the public tdu,pjlional diiction. ThW day after the play, is A letter from the attorney for Rodziankb, .177 Locust duve, com- Lily cruel and selfish. Ittstruc- n Terry-Rich ter, son of Mr. and MrS. plaining of/ a drainage "condition s and prohibitions! are neees- '''••'•:':-''•••-{ ' '"' S 6ys.tem, and that it is not a requiicd finished (SunHay). this crew.will 1, Charles Richter of i&\ North ave- adjacent to his home which causes to rtiold; ihis^ congenital anti- 1 cmruulum, in state teacher's col-- 'strike" the set\jid remove it from f ; • . ''A ges. je^east, who had a finger ampu- .his property ^to be flooded during cial attitude with Which" \ve tend , •• :'-S thc..stagc. - x • •, f; .i >! '• • • .':• Children from the four elemen- tated at the first joint as a result of rainy weatjh.ei;, , , .;• ' • '•..., abuse others. This unsocial drive sec( 7 D'urlritriKc" !iist"w«ik the irxake- a manual training' shop mishap, Request of Tax Collector .A. B. i\t nianifestlng itself against 1, .. tary schools and the hi«h school ujicommittee assumes the jab for .-.-~-.r ;.-^'j albd attended the association';. was" referred to the board's coun- Caldwell for. permission tp^expunge Cr humans^is always against 11 which they are ful!>\ prepared. sct-.-:...-.' •'..:: •..•• ':•-::• •/, $3^083.94 from his records for ve,t* as well? In spite of tkis innate ••tf-f meeting- Elizabeth Giles is in chafftb of \hts The letter '.inquired as to the 1 Dr. McCormkfc buefly outlined srans' exemptidns for the years iouS' spirit, this compulsion JP phase and- will be assisted*by Les board's intentions as a result of the 1944 ip-1951. and to expunge $424.58 orun, rough shod over others; God it,, the settlement and I! 1st eov'e»ii Crump and ether: trained make-up accident, which happened .when an merits of New Jeisoy, and de-: for other reasons was preferred;-to av^ us He loves us not,as we are. ft! technicians,- ' ••' :, - instructor ^turned on a planing the finance^ committee. A/riesolu- But as we are potentially through rs c scribed[ historic spots throughout All of these activities together drum while the boy rested his hand Choice Sirloin or the state, many of them unnuiked. tion was adopted authorizing the ? atontimen^ restored to the orjg- tthe with the rehearsals of the actors on the machine. treasurer, \vheji acconripahied /by , l stat^wQ* Adam's perfection He listed Jer.se>an", who had held constitute- the requirements for a The instructor, E^idio Breda, Porterhouse a i claSS, " hii$ "FBtler.il oflltcs, and othos the clerk or the 'chairman' of the jpo'nor and glory. « -.-.•. . .; flnishod production. After all this told police he was cutting stock finance committee, --{o have access i "A traveller -who has lost his waj v,ho were publfc fifiures, writers- tho play is ready and may be pcr-on the machine and did not see the and investors feit in oveiy way but one—an au- to the township's safeN deposit box STEAKS lb. eeds a point of; reference and di boys* hand because his vision was ih the Union County Trust Com- .ections back to the right highway, The Rutgcfs professor also de- dience and nrogiam support, Thif obscured by a b!iw guide. tart that aUrar eaa be tiade seniitWe to light en- 69! piorecf the scant mention of Newpart is the I expansibility of the tii* one above, of people and pany. \ CUSTOM CUT Bod in His love has; riot left us to Jersey "In lnc~<.omnwin liKioriC"! of 1 Mr. MtClintot'k presided-in-the Refericd to committee of the fpWn blundering but has given business group. Thi ) important absence of Richard J. Kaul, presi- m.?m the Revolutionary Wai, due, hepai t of a benefit play is being hah- .vhole was a letter from the Cran- just such a point of reference K TAHLE said, to lack of preset vation ot rec- dent, and Louis G, Troutman, vice- How b a Picture Made? 'ord Taxpayers Association advis- ib.49<' directions in the map. of His 25 x31 FRAMED RE- WAIX-RAtK . . .attrac- MAGAZINE RACK itOIIHUIt CHAIR ... dlod'by combined Uotary-Dramatic pi csident. CHUCK ROAST ords and Lmdmaiks of a vital pei- •for thai they have reorganized and aw, We are; ton the Road to De PRODUCTIONS . . . lively designed and nicely fin-' AND SMOKER . . . AN1M HAIlt.. .1 eliurming center-floral print ot. when the sl.ite ligmcti promi- tiiltcU. ill bu a bmJget nf ymiy pirtn-ro U ly d g g sfaB»J patrons and arrangements which noru- w tand ready to lend o'.'.ititanoc to Iruttloii but by taking Rcponttinc -of fine oil paintings . ished l h ^—Biost—popular—magaziae- -height, Lig enough for p<» nently nt events, December 13. on the light-sensitive silver-salt the comrnittee and the Board" of .all d iin maple or mahogany. lovely strip***! Mis. Geoige Kel'ting arid Mrs,have boon and will continue to be photography in these emulsion of the film. •lihe and Cohfession Road we ca with artists' signatures. Ships, 17'', depth rack, nicely finished in maliog- ash tray, datehobk « . -• with good quality Glosheen in deli- Education in the pieparation of bjigi^ to the main highway. Th Height ar, U -Willum-F. Schmn woic welcomed covered by this, paper. _ _ First Univerjlfy do t^'"V that anyone icaQy inter— In due time, yourphotofinisher^ iina5 - MtsrJ»W'rt -dit"cclur*of "the~phry TESted"to~prctare "taking STEWING Straight and Nartow Way marke "florals, lantlscapes^ Handsome yy Harvard College, first American d wilTlmmerse theTflm in a devel-~ Permits to-sell Chiistmas trees ahle, sturdy chair. Finished in _ hliie, pink or yelloW— -17J5&/.. Duma department of the VIA—assisted by Mrs. Aiba Taylor. university, was started in 1636. know a little about the funda- oping solution and the light- [in blood red.- '.'.•:•'!., '.'.... limed-oak frames 7.9S stand is best-seller, too, and also mentals. struck silver salts will turn into .voie granted James J. Purdy, 10 LEAN "Man wants- security, order, in mahogany or maple— 22.50 ' We"know that with a eament we particles of black metallic' silver. ranfoid Terrace, who will sell on lividuai liberty, fellowship, pea6 finished in mahogany. 10.95 can twafc* pictures of alynoct any- A fixing bath will dissolve the_ Centennial avenue, and William ib 65> abiding: happiness. Thes thing we can see. And it all de-particles of silver salts on theTomredle, -Jr., 42 Richmond ave- Choke Chopped CHUCK s pan only be found jslbng th pends on one «wnpfa> scientific f?f* areas of the film that were not eat- nue, who will*sell on his own prem- 4hi -posed"to -lightF"And"there will" be Sr-Vrila—Contracting—Co.r-was C _„ ^ _^^_ granted permission to use property [thc -\va:y. oftGpd£fwill7 your negative, complete in every 'ievcr have known feod's will had. Mostly we think of silver as a detaiL on TVtyrtle street for field offices for ftouto 4 pjrkway construction. SHORT RIBS of BEEF lb. pressed Himself as He did bright shiny metal, but the black gut this negative is in reverse—- Moses.'The Ten Com- it- is-black -where-it-should-be —HiS; too. It's because it Consists white and vice versa. So then'the of finely-divided rough particles. photdiimsher, as a final step, will Local Taxpayers . de Q£ cohduet for ifs. Then in When you buy a roll of film, thtake e a piece of sensitized paper— pdW-explicit fashion He warned Organize Jagajnst rumor bearing, siding with silver is in still a different form. coated with silver salts just about {Continued from page one) At that point it exists as whitish like the. film—and expose it to levil men and evil majorities, over-, budgets for both municipal groups. king an enemy .in. his -time of silver salts that has been treated light through the hegative. And, Mr. Smith said last night tha"t with sensitizing; dyes, heated. after -development, there will be- the association will endeavor to be idJakiiiW. advantage of the weak mixed with gelatin, and coated on your finished print—a record of unwise; perjuringj accepting of assistance locally, whenever WILSON'S CERTIFIED r a transparent film base. what you saw through the view- possible, and will have the infer- bribes or mistieating aliens. Every one knosrs What you mustn't finder of your camera which led Must Have Memory \ you to push the button that opens estof taxpayers uppermost' at all let light get to the film when you times. y SMOKED HAMS 53c _ "Placing these godly desires in load your camera—but not every- the shutter that lets light through •cur memories, is like preparing arr one knows exactly why. It is be-to the light-sensitive silver of the llnWnational Business Machine cause the only time light should film. Forliuiate Family! ARMOUR'S md WILSON'S reach your film is when you press And that, in capsule form, is the •punch card, This crisscross icc- enough for canoes, was destroyed "• 69' 1 PORK CHOPS in Enid.- I called the,"county attor- system can reproduce it. i.-.tion to member ! ol the Council by Ameuean forcos during the War iicy'B ofilce on Thursday, concern- of 1812. FRESH lb. Regardless «* the Metal . uf Chinch Wor'C'i.'who ^eivjtl H)i iiiR.them. I-was told that though there ate otHy two »Tianford 6-1776 '" .' ••;:''.'• -v SS^plK5ffl:^p!!KCn TITrw mil mrllll ^11 fI ; ••lfl^ IMI n 7nw>p III* ^

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TH£XfiANFT5HD~CTn2EN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1951 Page Eleven /': y''':lt:£. THE CRAWFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE,' THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, '' "f Azure Assembly. 46. Order of Masonic Temple, .'•&! Page Ten l ; eornell;Club.of Union- County last Drifting Apart, or MaryMay, ,the Fisherman's C Kiwanis Described As Rainbow Adds Member Rainbow- for Gitfs, ja^t yeek. The •were served. - \- m-the high-schoohl l audilorauto-dltoUaTiV— P Friday Iriight: at the...Park_HoteJ. 44toberta let the program moulder industry pigeon-, "Plaianflctitr THE CRANFORD directet d b y MisMi s AlicAl e MalhewsMjbews, was well H L , second son was' merely Huge~Vbluiilary Project" was initiated a^ a new member of Letters to CKief^THopes From the Files of The CiHzeq and Chwnlcto by an enthusiastic audience. holes. sound effects in a. spirited drama Joseph . Fineberg of Rahway, The a«'"«e"fnighl is' Held annually Executive and" communications comn, t of. * the forest. He crawled^across iy the organization the night be- "In view of the spending and taxa- THE EDITOR Five Years Ago . _ were organized at a meeting of the Local Dt |\ lieutenant governorTelect of litxztn attb (BhnmttU ^n£ord*e cprnnrl peacetime Thanksgiving the stage in a line with other ani- ore the Cornell-University of tion ngures as reported by ihe U. 3. SJovcirbcr 19. 1951 Fade for Cut since World War \l was to be ushered in oy . ^.bu.n-il IIwiLul II- TTUIPHT-. "TI—ii tl Tin C announced the group was progressing i,,,, the Service organization as one of enni>yiva!ua- looiuau; Wednesday evening or holiday services at all paper costume that it was not till raise money for the club.'s.scholar- Tut' CnvJtowi CITI/JN. Esfahltslicfl 1898 Chamber, it would seem that New jersey Et|jtcr# citizen and Chronicle toward a systematic set-up to prepare for to A I the biggest voluntary businesses Loss churches, * Cranford Methodist Church joined with he was off that I realized he had hip fund.: - . ( Combined in 1921) citizens now have plenty of reasons — Cranford. New Jersey First Presbyterian Church for a union service. emergencies. Executive committee, prepjiv.i in the World in a talk .before Cran- e S 'When monthly flic loss figures act at times calling, for emergency decision, u been the rabbit heading the pro- ford Kiwanis at its. regular Tues- • Committee for the affair includ- billions of them, in fact — for again urg- ^ ^ "~\ C. Ernest Trubenbach was elected president prised Mr." "Wmckler; Carroll K. Seller. \ \jfc.jvi-,h to express our apprec- jlke lhose for September reach our cession, t didn't know him, but I day' luncheon at the Coach and ed: Charles S. Einsicdler of West- of the Cranford Business Association at the annual chaitman; Clarence A. Victor, secretary; Mi-, c, PUBUC PERFORMANCE ing their congressmen to act on the election, succeeding A. E. Meurer. Other officers could tell him in all truthfulness Four.''' ' ' '/ :•. '. • '. . rteld, chairman; John Laibe of Ro- ton Crosby and Louis Allison. The communu. t -j.—V^hiic my children are excitedly tying on their French peasantthat I had been, there. And that's! to; Hoover program without delay when in which vou handled the public- to.jragC(j. AH our blight hopes fo> named were: Vice-president, George M. Linzer; group was headed by Daniel Arnold, with ,K Mr. Fineberg said Kiwanis In- selle; Kenneth Fahnesfockof Sumi Ct MeAlAHON, PufltlsHFR secietary. Mrs. Mildred Van Gelder; treasurer, - - assistant. is and adjusting the buckles on their shoes-in preparation fpr what counts when ypitf children rhit, and Allen Kaufman of Eliza- uv of our ietent Lecture. _ Jnakinsi l!)5L:the WJI in which we ternational is, comprised of 3,700 , ',• ;• l1 Congress recpnvenes.'- a night, let me seize ihe opportunity to comment on public per- lief form. •' .-. •• :•• ' •.:• '.. CHA^l l"S M RAY, KIHTOH Wuweie happy to see thc gene- cm fUe losses in half, aie steadily KeWth Butler; executive secretary and assistant W&^..^. profi^^^$t of $202 0 -was realized from , ciubs, scattered • 'throughout the beth, club president, r ' ticasurei, John Manger; directors, Mr. Meurer," XHelDTOBl° ** : I must admit in" this rup-triHiate NATIONAL CDITORIAl amount <>t space allotted to ,.,dlng," Fire Chief Howaid G entertaiiunent offered m'the high, school .uniit, earth. There are 119 Kiwanis or- Charles M Ray, E L. Hedenberg and Howard M. . ,_ ., . _ period of dramatic expression that our churoh rows in your i«^Ge of gtlnndlei dcclaied seriously jeb- ium it was-announced by Mrs. John H. Low , 1 ganizations in. New jersey,•• »he Siegel. The new president, proprietor of the Mrs. Cyril MrCanright, co-chairmen of J tt.ii, „ I sometimes long for the simple y t*resic^eiit t0 a Yi\ir in Advance ' year. i can stay out later. Iri fact, it erishly, building elaborate, sets and pastor of First j Presbyterian bekah Lodge, 99, at Veteftms Me- of the other communist countries. That building fund program. _ „»*, them, 6 to 0, in the last two minutes of p\u\ i hands off in the audience. For an Church, was guest of the Rev. Mr. morial Home next- Thursday at I '1'FAJ CRjntford B-GOOO ' Monetary total for the fu st nine The Jersey Central Lines, acting under orders game cin the schedule, the Thanksgiving D.n ] qOciitly seems the^director; for- fehig-prt every door With tick- November 10, 1951 audience we must have. ••-•-•... Herndon. Othetguests were: Jesse ilsUe { would provide an excellent practical test months of 1951 now reads $548,- of the Office of Defense Transportation, issued be- vimph marked the only season victory foi tin- jj] ets:; The rnStHers.who 'can sew <^. p.. m. •"••• ' ' Editor .Citizen and Chronicle fit's entirely his" actors are chil- Allen, former member; Claus Fos- rd RUE-I -cause of a strike in soft coal fields, discontinued -and Gold. and I must gay that airmqthers are There -.will be a oyeccptiow for of the difference between a free COI ^ ~475,O00J In "this case, too, -{here's an~ 1 for We have just been l>erg of Roselle Park", Bilt; Bow- stbe»i P Cmnford, New Jersey increase of 6.3 per cent over thc 98 daily trains, 25 of which served Cranford. •dncr expected to — are whipping up Cooper Tells of Trip chartermernbers, organizer of the petitive economy, and a controlledi totali- Dear Sir: Fifteen Years Aco ihfoUgH the throes of an Operetta, dein, also of Roselle Park;,Mbrris local lodge, Mrs. Rose F. Wells, and months of the previous Thirty-six of the trains operated over a 2.8-mile colorful jackets arid pantoutftts, ; mn between the Jersey City Terminal and West The State Board of Tax Appeals uphek» mi L|th a Tuesday night rehearsal Toj Britain, France Obman -.. of -Roselle: -^Kenneth ner husband, Ollie Wells. Mrs. tarian economy. ' _ • During the last two months you ' cellalion by the Union County Board ^>f Ttrv ; at 10:30,. a Thursday night andjVjm. tfyjng,to_bj*ibe one of thern iStrothman-df-IiUnoiSi-and Pf estion • A Spending Record Side avenue. Jersey City. fo whip up a couple formy.ch i,i~-.yfalteir.Ev Cooper gave' ais~: Bertha Rutz, noble grand,, will pre- <*+. In the Russian store, the visitor. ...-^v lishing article^^VJZ™*^™:™s concerning the "With onl—•y• a month to «•-go,•"Chief Cranford merchants were requested by the of assessments against property owned b\ rehearsal "ending at 10:45, Kile, guest of G. Winfield Scott. American Legion post. Appeal from thc miuil dren. In return I'll do something oount tof" his! experiences during side; •''. . ,- "' •• ' ' .'•' ••• re the I police department to extinguish outside signs and 1 lanllwb nightsvplaying to capacity 1 John Hasmey, "president, pre- 1 The Truman Administration's spend- would find that all'goods Were rigidly state Teachers College Bond Issue Schindler said, "there's little doubt board's action had been taken by the Town hip 1 easy. Just let me handle the pub- his trip- to England, Scotland, Ire- Mrs. Ann Watts ,and her com- [r. Bui rationed—the average citizen is allowed which was approved by the voter* how the yea. ly total's going to look. cut window and interior lighting, pending official Itoiiscs ending at 11 p. m.y'no-less. :: mittee have charge of arrange- ing record,, as illuminated in a special notice on a proposed dimout tb conserve power Cranford Listed in the name of the CI.IMIUI licity. ','.', Q. - •'• ; . land and France last summer aft- . , •»,, ••.„.„ at the* general election on Novem- Six hundred eight-eight million Legion Holding Company, the property on Ui\\J Should we murmur weakly that sr a meeting last week of the ments.' :..••• . . - ' ' : report of thc U. S. Chamber of Com- during a soft coal strike. side drive was assessed at $4,600 for land J jt children are always in bed at During one hectic pefI5H"rrwas / fl to buy just enough to live at a subsistence ber6*951 Passage of this ,egis, dol'ars was the pice Amu team ity Club ih the parislt house. tes. & mer< c, provides ample proof of the need level. $13,000 for building. Cancellation had been iv j|jp.m.,~we having read somewhere granted the privilege of attending PTA Group to Hear Prices, of course, are fixed by the Jation insuics a hiorc adequate under the 1918 tax exemption law. three' separate productions in At the meeting, the canasta 461 Persoiis" Join fete Ifi For enactment of the Hoover Commis- government at whatever level the masters "taff of well trained teacher? to country. If the d di hfa hfjme m East stroudsburgt [that growing boys heed at least mittee yeported on i?esults of the Talk oil Child Etiiotioits ^ d by two sisters in Cranford. On a motion by G. IC Warner, former towl ifthours of sleep nightly, we are which-my three children were fea-' 1 t .t ,.• j • _„,] „,„,(... f_w meet the needs cf an increasing tunics', we'll be well over thc $700,- Pa He wa sulvive October , and , Novembei t Miss Hazel Pancoast, Lincoln Sherman School PTA sion's reform program, Donald V. Lowe b ship committeeman and school trustee, thc Lui tb feel -we are not the mod-tuied. Two were on the same day, of the nation desire—and. save tor a Jew ^^ ooo.OOO maik uhen the final yculy Miss Saiah Jane Crane of 218 North avenue, west, nights\&pd announeed. the neatt school teaeherj,_will_ address the A total of 461 new membci-s population and _Mrs. Fannie Crane Hopfensack of B^ide - Clulr voted to send letters tRL Ichiidren P ser cember 5. Tickets are available. next Wednesday at 8:1$ p. m. at a memmebrs of the organization's prices nre nl y *»vt*»»nn>»ly..hirrli in-terrrtp .with thuntci.—the personal cffotH Tin ; •means wo'its s long \vuy~ Patrolmen Louis Guertin, Rudolph Klempa act play in which my seven-year- I i operation. - Mr. Warner said that summci pl.ij IjBd a sence of Uie dramatic? Yes, members, Proceeds meeting at .the home of Mrs. R. A ''.'••!'•:•(«• ••". . 5l nd >leted a seven-week course Old" had 52 separate speeches. He from club membership committee, it was re- port, asserted this Week. of the earning power of-the masses. High "f ^ ^ >our statT !n brm^ing from licking ihe me problem." he at the Newark Police and gtound activities should be under duett miin but we would also like them to will go to furnishing Sherlock Tib place. _Mise Pan- supervision rather than of a; service club. Tl acquitted himself with valor, but vealed at a board meting in the . j i-i - L j • the pertinent facts to the attention emphasized. "Jt hienhs we'te losing some sleep and ,a serice of Hail. Playing prizes are based on "Children's school -library. Tuesday afternoon. Lions Club, sponsors for^ a number of M had he not, at ariyLp6int_I could prices are a deliberate communist device ol y0lir reader<;. ^c beiieyejhat _M«nt ot the i«ict that (u-e safety Kenilworth Borough-CounciLaolop.ted_PO ll-being. ^Ut: what*S, a,, little scores made at- the first hand, a --^^Co-chairmen;.of the ihi over thc Week-end, showed that President r leading1; ordinances establishing a new fire code Tird~dtlde«ipmetw4 ^^ grabbed By wKich~earnmgs""ttre~itnTfnTediateh/ •siph-Tthis- mfui mcA- public v>»te' because they understood our hves-al home and 'in our -program. ' ' ' lalaying to packed houses? , a' door prize' and dessert will-be children are invited to at" of bicycles. There's nothing carefree about him; I'd heard.hirij say his part and Mrs: R.M.Stewart. . . other Presidents combined and has - T, T" ..,,- '.- the issues involved and realized places of business. We're forgetting, Gafwood Borough Council approved Police Fire'Commis^ioner Dudley J. Croft annum n served at 8 p. m. Play-will start Final report was mi?de on the the money Commissioner Gcis' recommendation for appoint- that Arthur Gordon, Floyd E. Reynold"!, R A A at 8:30. : ;•.•-; -'"' . • "Smorgasbord luncheon held re- mm Jhere is no competition, m our unr ±hA our Scfiools faeed an emer- Jt sccms that fllc su£oty experts ; 150 Persons at Cbiinty ment of thiee additional patrolmen fiom scheduled ' -•Jjelly, John LangeT-SoI Hital and Haio'd Tlu| -—Club m.embers_enjoyed a night It -was_reported Jhat Jhe mm nation was derstahdlng of khat word. The govern- gency which required action. , contend ,mnc out of ten files can kVoiiUildl be added to ihe cill force, of the Ci.mfoj of.bbwlingjast Satutday fetl&louh- hincr allthe wav^ J and MQVOKL financial stiecess, * Si •igriatioruof-John-E. Mongon^_who_hadJjeeji_ Tye DepartmenTT Frank"Massa 1 • - - 3FHE BEST talnsiriii>4nn.'' Plans are underway controls everything, and directly Tr-About-150 persons-attended-th rs were present *$$• ml "s. and factory to the store. Even good cause for jjratitlide to you for theTemalning^m'cyVth' 6f "thc"yca7. on mihtni'y leave of absence as supervising princi- T6iCChr.istm;aCJaMmti_es, including at thtj'-board meetln'E :* pviteffitS ^^^ —«•<""--«—» •"•- -u.u,— ~t •«—'_w_1th_ncgligibl4_dainuge. pal of Kenilworth public schools, was accepted by motion of-Harold LockWood fromcaptjiu t< || annual MonlefC^rlo nightr of ihe m the most modest luxuries are unknown. >our efforts on their behalf. ^^ scek oUt and>eiirnjnate every u decoration of the Sherlock-Hall ures, the report showed that in the six Boald of Education, which rehired-Edward W. volunteceir force to a member of the paid tlt-p i ilVe ha2dld on our ment. Edward Kuhlenschmidt had been Chestnut Tavern tree, at the regular meeting on De- years since President 1 ruman has been And many of the necessities are con- wnit-r r-^^^I^^rh^Viynn P^mises now. K»a\.is, who had served temporarily for two years, ;; in offue, the government lias collected • • "__• ' Lets make sine we'ie adequately nn n pm mnni^nt hnsls Mr^MongOJl -Went_intp_the_ volunteer lieutenant to fill Massa's post. '649 .CHESTNUt - JST.» H* cember 18, , • . -1. iMizcns-Spmrwing-Corninitttee plotCcted With fire control equip- Navy for foui years prior to his discharge, and was O»f^iiehen tfow Under Ihe SttpervMon or '• B$zMM .more tlmn Idl billion dollars. irTthe pr«v~ meager legal rations cannot t>e filled, rneht such as approved fue extin-^ replaced by Harold Shaterian before being suc- tion or~rhe Board of Adjustment to deny applid ELSIE. Formerly of Cranlord • . conducted, the meeting. ceeded bv Mr. Kraus, formerly a principal in tion of Mrs. Flora T, Lane for modification of tl ; Ht vions 162 years, tax collections totalled * Contrast this •with show windows_pf guLshere, and that all members of zoning ordinance to permit operation pi > tl Servmc You The Best I»i - . _ the family know how to use these Pleasantville. 2J4. billions. America-^-our retail stores, small and „_ _. Cranford High School swamped Woodbridge room at 212 Bloomingdale avenue. Vote, follow! On Essay Cbniinittee. i " Cranford, N. J. life-saving weapons to advantage " Steals -Seafood - Chops - Sandwiches 25-9, to end a not-too-glorious season of three public hearing. ' I Mis. Fletcher Gilpin o£ CranfowV ANTi-RUSt-f UEL OIL jvderal expenditures since George large, chain and independent. The differ- Editor, Citizen and Chronicle games won and five lpst. Improvement was indi- Mrs- Marjorie Moon Foellinger was chaumi ' i'M"Z'M la r New> JerSey of a committee arranging a charity ball to be 1,(1 Kalian Pies & Italian Sausage was a member of the essay contest Washington through the last Roosevelt ence is literally incredible. Only free £ " g.*V feet deep, well banked, will bring cated by two of the three wins being captured at committee of the Women's Aux- C5OKIidsi6N-TliAT CLOG administration totalled 489 billions, while enterprise can produce abundance and The ' Cranford College Club most *^ardy material through the end of the season. Promise that the team by the Junior Service League of Cranford .it t| At fcEASONABLE PRICES . Shackamaxon Country Club. Other mi mix i I : : iliary to the Union County Medical O'., BUHNElr NOZZLES. ; would continue on a rising note was weakened by •.•:•'•••:•• '••••'•'•:- tel,';ilN. .3-Si0S •'; ~ •- t- . • STRAINEttS t«-it«h ii' »*A «i »• j rf **N ordmury winter "witnout Dtiy the committee were: Sires. Howjrd M. Pai k. Ml Society. Contest winners, were an- President Tnmwn has spent nn additional high living standards. , wishes to expre-s its gralrtudc for - , the fact that Coach Seth Weekley was to lose 18 FRIDAY. SATURDAY and Jo A lass sash s th best cwZ senior lettcrm'en. Carl Lloyd, Mfcu-Bai! Emery, Mrs. Gecald_G<>u;| nounced at a tea last Saturday at 282 trillions, oV36.6 percent of the' total ^ + * the interest shown m the news co- ^ although glass substitute arid Miss Catherine Canda. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARTDES 1 the Wirtfield Scott Hoteli Eliza- ;>;•(• spent by the U\S. Government in its * * * umtii of the Citizen and Chronicle may,„,„.,v also b_e used,„„*. \A stra„. w ma*t „o.r Ten Years Ago The Blue and Gold eleven ended its sea on 1 , FOR AIL OCCASIONS beth. They were Miss Shirley Di- other covering „ should be placed Commander Thomas A, Albans announced the defeating Glen Rjdge, 18 to 7, in a gamp on tl history, "The public respects enlightened of thc club's irecent book sale UliiijiiuiUi ane Whitehead of Plainfield and over the glass on very cold nights. members of the armed forces ho*me for Chiistmas Roselle Field. - - Miss Shirley PeteRsen of Clark. LEHIGH OIL CO. *"Thc Hoover Commission's recom- self-interest. It . admires businessmen Plants should be set into the would be offered fiee recreational facilities' at the More than 1,000 music lovers' of ; •:•• KOBERt! C. THOMSON who candidly disclose their interest, and Corresponding Secretary Cas.lno headquarters of Cranford Post, 212. Ameri- Westfield and. ncaiby com . „ who.reteived-$50-and $25 sayines mendations pointed out'tnany ways to cut .then Mlteerely express their philosophy. frame a<*lose as possible and the can Legion. A dance .and entertainment was eral Platoff Don Cossack choil inaugurat-1 bondi, respectively, for ihelf es- 41 MYRTLE ST,v CRANFORD down on this monument roots carefully coveted rind given plnnned for December 18. second reason of the Westfield-Crnnford C , > S In the 17th e the siish. STATIONS -e" BIIID HOUSES Fuulici- information on con— ___—.______struction of hotbeds imd cold- SUET CAKES aiifl By MSIC II- PETEKSONj Jfc fjames cah be had by Vcqactint? YOUR SAVINGS .BALLS •5it§ Union Conniy AsrlcaUnral Aeent ' u | I lrec O ..;,...,•• A well constructed coldfi'amc is Agricultural Agent, Comt House, a joy to any gardener at this time Elizabeth 4, New Jersey. WILD BIRD . . when you -of the- yeaiW«*-aH-3hxicty-about — ... are.insured.'_.. half-hardy plants can be quickly :• . . .:"X .,.,_^. ted xvricTr ••snch • mstcrtal isr up to $10,000 tucked away for the inter in the EXPERT SHOE to buy your car -on v midr^ofgSodneu sake % » « • m STARRING your family! mi The gardener who does.not have* per hieniber when you save willi Hie ..""""'*'"".: coldfi-amo but is planning to build REPAIRING DON^T FORGET THE PETS • DIRECTED by you! 4 one \yauld\tlo well1 to Rive move CRAl^O^II MVIN6S and LOAN ASSOOATION thought"toNselectini; a location. -:Z*-.:.'-• Dog & Cat Beds '. _ . '_ PRODUCED by this Cranfor

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THE CRANTO5D CITIZEN AND CHTlONlCLE, THURSDAV. NOVEMBER 29, l95l <~ 1 Thlrtea*' TrtE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 29, 1951 sentcd to him in return for Mr, and Mrs. Mtchpel DiCleiico, •; ' tijjnoil %our tick'er! i'tT views en the-mat oil 'call yr">"'TTiniisly adopted. th )—Freeholder Bauer ioFBoaa |.-property~kT»owr-as—4—Lexington and 1986 for the larger and small- tef of salaries for 'Courityr-employ- County of Union.' it'tasy.. Walk Up and down stairs Committee, authorizing the Supr. p avenue The Quintet opens the holiday er issues, respectively, • t —- SYXOPSlS OF -~ ees for the ensuing year, was. ire-! slowly. Get help in cturyinft out For eminent . engineering cori- of Roads to proceed with the .erec- ••..Mr,.Stanley Srediinski add.resjcj Fust Piesbjtenan Church, Cian- reason at the Esse^Hoiise after a Traffic Dream Comes Trite ferred to Committ.ee of the Whole" the ashc.«, 'particularly;- if yoii're ;^^'t .A .*i tion of the approved state-wide the board at this time oul, N J., to Mr, and Mrs Walter •rpcord inn of 10 yeursat^tho Hotel r jaudiiOfi pn^t the-.voiithful .Sita.ue..'.. ' \''' enUes. frohi tolls, concessions and With Santa (facing Seals •A^»or .in Nn Bridges^ journed. Next regular meet in iom-NorihJLeliigh ^avenue.-— -^: Hear! Care IJsleil _ / Suite and cuts at Icn't two houis of in their own.state,-they have been be $1.75'maximum, fo-r a passenger Botd Sled the noting To order The, Clerk ^ declared -Freeholder CoTVtracting' -Co. of Westfield,!for. Friday.L November 23, .1951;, —©Uring-the ycair-3 950, 2,193 per-} livity . . 7-bl-• irKJiorTslii'wpfk'^"-, ~. ;onstantly cognizant of the impor- car. A passenger ear with trailer Jhidley elected'Director, Drainage and Fioi^j2ontrol,_rer work of constructing a new c6nr 1 lenry-W:-Whipple-of' 308-Pros- SOhS; att£hded-187-cliriics- held-ar George A;. Maeaulay and others I. ,Fi*ve winter rules to avoid pver- • r i: j time from motot iiavol f)om one in the absence of Directcr MMI 1:30 p. m. • -1 "'.. -. • ';.'••. ' ,-. try to" |)L'i'fi-»,ni it slowly', lU'libor-, 'ance of the Turnpike in the even- gardirig bids received for a new o Mr. and Mrs. Dragi Schifkavich, ' sti'aininR your heart wore Hstcd to- end of the stale to the othei. will pay $3, a two-axle dual tire Roll call shpvv'ed eight members County Attorney Ward adminis- .crete pipe bridge and related Work l^'pect sti'eet is Cranford treasurer. Bonnie Burn Sanatorium and aloly and with .frequent pauses;-' tual network connecting-with the ti tick $3.50, There are other rates reinforced concrete pipe bridge and on School road near Central ave- .'.'"' .A.TETHEL ALLlSToj ' Conducted by the. Union County Elizabeth GenerSi'-fetospitS^ ot 3, block D, map of Sperry estate, day by the Now Jersey He-art Asso- It is a 118-mile link m the ex- present and, one absent „ , tered th-.ks shoiiM bo avoided - by those MJ>S quickening the joining of senee of Director.MtMane.itAiioeld Board for the honor bestowed upon 1 ways of New England, the South Mountainside, and recommending roll call unanimously 'adopted. to raise funds for the anti-tubercu- There w^re 642 visits made to borner of Arnet place and Park • ing,; particularly ii 'you're .over-50 „ pie.it aie.i". in the North. South, be necessary to appoint a Director him. Cubs Set Puppet Play who aron'-t II-SL-I! to it; )Kirtiuiilarl.\' md the MifWie West.' ' , ." ' award of contract, to Road Con- (6) r-r. Freeholder Pearsall for losis work of. the league during the tuberculosis patients; 371 visits to avenue. ' . and -are used tq sedentary work. initill'-j.'ii'ii people," cautiuns Di*.' East and Midwest Oaiiforil Bridge League Pro ysiti. Freeholder Hertleh mad- 1 They and.' their"'executive's, the 'Freeholdet: Herlich moved that tracting Company of Westfield, wasv Bridges, Drainage and Flood Con-, Cub Pa,ck J75 will meet in til coming. year, will continue until contacts of tuberculosis : patients Mr. and- Mi-a. Samuel Longo lo "Better to give a half-dol'far u«l!ey 0 engineers'and the 'contructftrs jand the Board take up the regular or- received and ordered filed. • -'. -^ iWethodist Church' auditorium Mr. and Mrs. William Kubeek, a; neighborhood youniistcr .than col- , presid'ent of the New'Jersey Heart wrote—will- be ?iv.)ribble foi-thoso [WlTp^&irt1*^Biret*cr^I>i^^ tibl^ommittte.^utoorizing: jflnal and 384 visits made; to other or- HERMAN ' suppliers hnd the thousands oi The sixth and, last K:jrneTl)f~th"e" iaeTljI^usihes5'\vhich -motion'was ^'Following resolutions ^"were In-" payment to S, B.. Construction Co, 'T'pi'm. Saturday, "theme in tl| ••isah.ta Claus, the traditional ganizations in behalf of the tuber- properly in Union avenue, 640 feet lapse in a snowdrift! ' Association. "^Vt* .'•.lioiiUI retne,mBor"7 has been some diftkult.v abnul stool which motion was duly seconded troduced and moved for^adoption: ' ».J .--•,! 1 .vorkqrs'feel an immense pride thqf Cianf'ord Bridge'. League Fall series duly seconded* by Freeholder Rbw- dens for the past rnonth' has bee from James avenue. . thnt.thj? iVe'nrt is not somethintj td lys.';i;.lv.iiiiiiiitlijuF"««t • .. • • . of Sumrait, for work of construct- . arer of gifts,'is a particularly, culous patients. There were 2100 When • burdened by heavy fo» bridge ; in the northern section ill_w.btld.-condilioivs. were; a by Freeholder Benninger and on;landLJRoll-_ call showed members the making of'puppets. Each i R. Russell Morss, Jr., trustee,, to was played last'Friday.Jjight when Freeholder Herlich moved that ing new reinforced concrete steel ( t '•'••flttihf!'. motif for the-Christinas clinic. patient%X-rayed, _:_v . Herman-Quintet bundles', hnil_.aLc;Lb p)LrMeLtheJbiis. abiiive^. ^_. particularly nt the season Irt consequence, it will be ;ibout .spur to nceottiplisnment - -father Vo.ll call unaiiintously' carried! voted in the affirmative and one. will deriionsti'ate :.what they .hav HENRY W- WHIPPIX EOBERT CRAKE Safvis, property in Pawnee"] s the club met for the second of its beam bridge on Wabend avenue, . In the: low-cost X-ray^ service the'Board take up for further con-' Sc:il," Mir. Crane said. "Atthpugh Don't try to struggle through snow- when briskr siiTippy: weatliur may ••.••.•*'•.:: the puddle of Jonuaiy bufoiu mo- than a'deterrent "and-that,, even .Freeholder Herlich made .a niOM- Freeholder Benninger, in the hega* done. Some dens wilLstage a i[il;\ road, 874.62 feet from Springfield O|ic"iis at Essex House torists can use the tinal nuu'-milu two November meetinKsr tjfljS^that the. Minutes of October sideration the Bond Resolution near Fiemer avenue, Springfteld, vve still have a tremendous job ther were 10,007 X-rays taken. In 1 storms or heavy winds .. . vit puts make us feel TiKe w6rrd-beaters!".~ ihouRh-'one-short, section 'will not live. Director Dudley- then - de- with puppets. Earl B. Paffrnth avenue, extended. >-.f:-: "-fenny Herman. maestro of the section Horn Ridgufipltl PUMt, Hear For the best average-.-for _ the'[2S,. t951v be approved. providing_for -the issuance of anafter the expiration of 60;days from ahead- of us before tuberculosis is industry there were 01,4.1 X-rays famous Lenny Herman Quintsit,: ''' '' be ready for several weeks, many clared-the motion carried. date hereof, was on roll call unani- cubniasterl ..•'.'.• of employees taken by the Nevy the eGorije Wn<.hinfcti^i 'Bridge, to set ies, .58 per cent, Mr. ,and Mrs, • # Resolution that all bills pre- additional $9500.00 of JBoiids of the under • control, the gifi^ of the known ns the "mightiest 'little band •:Wi housands of motorists and truck- DepL Institutions, and Ageneies County of Union, for the erectiron- mously adopted. , •.•'•- Anicl'ieim* People in the; form of Jersey Department of Health Aroiiad Jersey K.ivinoml lioulovaid, Newatk. meanwhile will have saved IJ B;. Shoemaker of Westfiold wer^T sented for- payment be ordered paid Men in f in the land," has opened a run at declared .the winners ancL warded roll Call unanimously calling a meeting of a .represen of a new building jai,4he' County Freeholder Rigby. presented a Cluistmas Seal purchases_thtough bile. Unit.. The' southern 53 miles, from the several hours a trip and have was on tative of all Boards of Freeholder MONTCLA1R — All major\em-1icctiteii's 3Sfe-a.-spaj3er Committee to Richard Woolley, son of. Mr. and DolJU'atc Memorial Budge to Boi~ the prtee. _ ."* / >fard, intrpjiuced and passed- on resolution for the appointrnent of the years have made possible, great • There were 187 new eases of 5 IB traveled under conditions of safety adoptedl for Friday, November 16, 1951, at tuberculosis serviced by. the Union ...loye gi-oups of the MontclairiseR: - .\vcekly''cop:es of the Surnmit Mrs. Preston P. Woolley of t2Fort Dix, 'where! they are- members den town, have been in operation surpassing those of .'the nation's RunnerSrup were Mjsy communications first reading-at the meeting of Oc- Helen M, Glaeser of Uie Township profirpss against, the disease;, The "following two o'clock in the conference room tober 25, 1951. The motion was of Clark as a Mernber of the Union I WINDOW . The ^Christmas Seal Santa" wa: County Tuberculosis and Healt school system have, entered re-JHera!:3 So area mtn and wojmen in Wade avenue, airplane mechanic of Company F, 364th Infantry Regi- sinus November 5, several we'eks in most celebrated routes, .• MeCurdy of •• Cranfo^d and , H, were'received and ordered filed:d of the Bureau of Assistance in quests for pay boosts with, S4C0[i-.c-ryica teas announced last week, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Block' rnent, 9th pivision. Robert Bach- ncUvmcc of schedule. The section Browning of ElpfmetElthh witithh an w duly seconded ;by Freeholder Pear-r County Board of Chosen Freehold- dosiRiied by Robert Stephens, com- League. In 1950 there were 62 this is not an ordinary super- '•'V'.WiTl'rSiSi^I.'^jyJeMaWeii' advising of Trenton, regardinregardg the nej w resjjonp - a deaths from Tuberculosis in Union across the board" the, key phrase-[The- eornrsiiiiee consists of represMJn- Island, returned to Philadelphia manh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis was opened then bec:tuse it wa jiv.erafie._o, 5G.9^pey. r cent, followed his retirement as biiector~andJas ^U_and_unanimously carried^. ers,.to; filljthevacancy in said board mP!rii>L rtist of Newark, from the highway, theappToximatelr^wo- sibilities of the State Board of caused by the resignation of Free- SHADES •: likf ness^of a "SarHa~Claus which he :qunty. . thus far, but with4gUrcs yet to tejtatiies otltlsciJKirkiiis teivie, socia Nax'al Base Monday after .visiting 11. Bachinann of 13.Blako'ave;m»et —— ie.idjjJoi'LMMVlce otidjts Use could 1 bv H. Be Cocoon. Cranford and C. a -tyf ember-of. thi$ J^r4*jrifecttye The Director* announced that the set by, some- groups, inetiKfi«s|anti fraSi-nial organizations of theat home for; Thanksgiving. The1 William F. Hanzl,'Jr., son of Mr: hoTiFCuTTana' the "gsfetxtactors-tu ^ I Child -Welfare, was referred to holder McMane, to hold office from HOLLAND' MADISON I had sculptured in clay for his little ease the hc.»v\ motor traffic dcvvl- R. Miiyrtc; Wcstneld, ,56.€ per cent, October 3l, 1&5I. * . ~ Board Would hold a hearing on the teachers, it was learned, last- ' ' ~*'~ -.--.-r—------ship Tshortly"' will leave, for- its and Mrs. Haiizl' of 4 Control ave- oped by the lecenth opened Dela- only part of them,. The project re- Public Welfare Committee. Bond Resolution and. would hear date hereof until the election and r + Mt\ and Mis.', J. Wresziii, &otch; Freeholder' Herlieh. moved to ,. Union County Moscjuito Gommis* or Acres Gardeners - sHjakod6\tfn-' cruise"."" t" ~" ~ rt nor: KeluiOT^CTKecRr~so*»TTor MFT w.«o Memonal Budge- It tyf'.cie quired $25S,00O,O0O - in twoybond all persons interested who might Qualification of. a successor; Roll Snnta's face, with 'its apple-red Plains, 55,6 .per" cent and . W./ A. suspend the regular oitder of busi- I sion* enclosing Annual Report of HOLLAND YORK CLOTH 165 members at BKOOK—Formatiorj of ami Mrs. Arthur F? Reek jnf 27 ,it Deopwater, ntfcir Wilmington issues, one, of $2i20,O'OO,0ftK'-si|b;-, desire to be- Heard with respect to call showed seven members voting checks and cherry nose, is seTto Revise Constitutittn scribed by-large investors^ tte-see- Carroll and W. F. Hcfz5g, Crani ness for the purpose_pl considering •the Commission.--— , u: the Orange Police, and Fire Depart- Republicans-for- local men, inducted AUK- West Holly street.' and William E. ihat the New .TersevXruinpike ha* resignation ahd. election of a new the Resblutionrupon request of the the affirmative and one, Free- 7n'{!iitnr,t a" Breeh-blue background. Bunny Acres Garden Club wil 1 ond, of $35,000,000, by/^ublie sale. ford,. 5S.4 per cent, Dept- of Weights & Measures, ad- ments-are asking the City Commis- =a^lh the irhmbd- nst 30, will be engaged in'a two- Ryan, .son of Leo Ryan of '1277New •'i-i. » _its southern terminus \. Director, the ClerRxeadlthe Reso- holder Benninger, voting iln the ;j'ho ChrLstmasjSeal also bears the discuss revisions to its constitution there's nothing finer l —Wiuacrs-iox-the evening.Jn; the Director. vfteeholkilet Jfeueii-'-5ec--> vising ^nioUnt forwarded itoState. l! sion for_ $650 cost-of-livLng_raises^Ji^te objeeillve of settisjg^thpusa^d! week bivouac as. a- iinali phase in. jh |d .:' U Goveinoi Alfied E Tmicnll ant tJruque'-rfiethods" oj/pmneinii-vi- onded- the Motion and on roll, call lutioirin fttlh- ~ . negative. The Director declared the yciin-r 1951", the^tters^'USA;'' at ItsTTreguIar ' monthly Tneetg 'reat savings to the^Amhority were Howo^l.stWtiYjn'wcre Kf. R. Copson Register, advising receipts for] JOHNSTO1 Police are also seeking a reduction [of. signere to "pctitiohs jrisupppr theirthree-rnomth basic training at trinaticin o.uttit. than FLAGSTAFF' the Now .leisey Turnpike Xuthoi- Seven members Voted in the affir- , Mr.' Stanley SreMhski asked to resolution adopted, . • . find the red Double-Barred Cross, ,fhursdayViDeceniber 6j at 8 p. m. at and C. JR. Mayne, followed by Mrs. the month of October^ of working hours from. 4* to W.fof the;Geseral.for tlie Republican | | ||t ~~ Hy-Coifimnj^onrt-srChanrn.irKp.uil ^L: ,_ yrpphn|dejj?erli«ih spoke at .this] /PAINT SHOP symbol of the cam he! home of Mrs. Robert Lovatt, 20 lUiilllliiiiltiiiiiiiiiiili7t7iilillt'imnilMniM[miHU' '^ ""IP' "Hill 1111U "' Register, encloslng- comrrfunica- |1je-hrjatd-atrthis-timej—-.;.'''' '•'••: ^time regarding the fine service rcn- c Tiram^nTwfid^ow^vfoBc~t^f6^^^ L Tioiist, Vice Chairmnn Noi is the /Slate or any of Usand Charles Seaj-le" of Westfield hinger, voted in the negative. Di- Freeholder . Herlieh jtioved that pnign against tuberculosis and reg- Oneida place. tio0n from. Wesley A. Stangeif of Jiered by Director McMane and 107-5 N. ONION AVK. per week, are seeking oaly thelnotsneed last week by Malcolm __F Jsinith and Seuctarv-Ttcusure- comities oi municipalities in nnv recToV-lprolTemJ>udleC- declared]" " "]""V ""v"^ "' -"'•*" " the-hearing-be-closedr-The-jmotia^ 7 . istorcd ittsignia of, the National Plans" for, the making of Christ- •way ""obligated—financrally; The moved" that q suitable engrossed MaVWell Lester, jnriTave" pointed \V. A. Carroll arid" w"EVHeVzog the'motio., e'motio. _,._n_ carried,_j,. JCranfbrd mTeference-to,Tnic;ronhn was duly seconded by Freeholder Tuberculosis Assoeiatioi] arid^lts Wfeaths for Eyons^Vetcr! County and associate 'bondholders will be paid out of resolution be prepared and pre- 3,uon aftlliates; \ • .:'.-'..'..• Hospital will also be discussed. — with jit!KteS!>ivc ^enthusiasm and • Freeholder Bauer moved that the ing records for protection, was re-King and unanimously carried. SOUTH ORAN^' '* '.pu5fe!t£i"^of "Forbes- ~ I'j t»ite»p»isi"-tovurd- the dperUi.nL.o toiKvUOjl Revenues Jr6m conceit 1n^thtriW(itchclTr5e.ctio; rreslgrjatibirof Dire^onMclManerbe anferred Bldgsd to^ublic. Coirjtnittee Propmty.. " Grounds ' •(l)"=^"Resolution by Freeholder > t the Nevvark-Uoidentown link oj sions^TWre is abundant reason Herlich for Tinahcc Committee, -"fish giving y to beiiew *"nt they will not Jiave South winners were R; V. HofTman accepted. Freeholder-King second- _Board_of Health of Elizabeth, ad- Piiigrx HottorRbH submitted to the Village Board ot —jNovenlibor 30, just apsthoy oagcrlj Uuthprizing^he issuance of bonds izedtho. people, of ,,UniorrCburity," v to uwait the matuiity dates in 1085 . icFW;K ^Hornttarrot dUHiht vising that -the"Board is providing Src5ibhd month honor ;roll* -a ; Trustees last week ""by* the South FOREMOST IN awaited the fust hwtslic Use on No Westficld, with Miss MqCurdy and members voted in the affirmative, and bond anticipation notes to fi- —Mr. Crane stated he was "confident Keal E^Iale • — a Free Chest X-ray service for the tfr't ilrtt rhyjgfwng Spal Snlo will Pingry School, Elizabeth, includes Orange Veterans* Committwrnn Mfiigei^aTh he ^rector-ffo-'geni Dudley declared city as a communily~service, was" "nance~the~"costrof-cquipping-a-new- boys; Pirs' ^ .INSTRUMENTS East-West- winriers, were Mr. and thiee itiation earnedearned.. • • • '•l™y "~ building at the County- Yard, '\vas be ii success; because the people of •rrc1 d to Public Welfare Com-i tudchts'are Arthur Lewis, son olof emergency housing. The petition. recorded .in the ©"flice of the County Mi's;" K. F. Rodgers of Cranford, A. EJheF.lhgJ AilistoHAlliston, ClerCler k oof the I**:* ** on roll,call unanimously adopted. Standard Lumber & Supply Co. the eomrrtunity are .actively behind Dr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis, 41Ret- largest in tho Village's history J Sesjstcr in the^Qourt House, Elizt ,r- ':' r • '• incliulmg . ... 6 followed by Mr. and Mrs. L. JE. Boardnnyrf , ahnniinceannounced that in vieView ooff I™!"? : (2) — Freeholder Herlich for Fi- the tuberculosis association, as it ford avenue, fourth form (Grade called, fot an extension of the^iseth: Fiirst Church of Christ, Scientists works'fa holt the spread of a.dis •• Piano and Voice Coaching ^ ^h{wmakor-6f--Westlicld.-"r~"~^ a vacancy in Director, the next or- of Fanwood and Scotch Plains re- nance^ Committee., approving four Offers .you the services .and knowledge 10) ;JWilliam^Stariger,jfpurth form, leases for a maximum of tu-oyears| ,Mr.as;d. Mrs. Joseph I* Projoan PERSONALIZED WALLET & CHECKS .'.. December duplicate-, matches of der of business is the election of a personnel actions in various de- oiiscrwhieh kills more people-than and Robert Stanger, first form or aW less-time-retiug-e^for"theNo"^ MsranfrMriir3O£eph L. Prcjean, --•• DrUiirui atid AH Percussbii garding-Christian Science services nil other infectious diseases com- the League will be jjlaycd on the Director. to be held at Bonnie Burn Sana- partments, was on roll call unani- of hiorethan a quarter of a century of (Grade 7), sons of Mr. and Mrs. ten4»ms to build new homes or ta] property in Union avenue, 720 fee' • Saxophone, Clarinet and AH Reeds •Ih'fit and second Fridays, December Freeholder Bauer nominated mously adopted. bined/' •" , . We'sley & Stangerv Jr., of . 409find some other permanent living [ 6roni JfeiKes avenue \ torium, was referred to the Public Work of the Union County Tu- • Trumpet, Trombone and AH Brass ,1 imd; 14, in Sherlock Hall of Trin- Freeholder Dudley As Director of Welfare Committee. (3) — Freeholder Herlich for Fi- practical building experience and /'know asino avenue...Jay;Harbeck, son quarters. , Siir. "and Mrs. Kurt Kbpegan 'i ity Church. •"'•••.•.. this Board, which motion was duly , Civil 'Service Assoc, Inc.-asking nance Committee, approving trans.- of Mr, and Mrs. John L,. Harbeek S£r. gasd Mrs. Jean Adolpli Horz, • Violin, Cello and Guilar seconded by Freeholder Herlich, for an appointment with this Board fer of various appropriations, was how" in your , construction problems. NOTICE TO CREDITORS of 10'Tulip street and Jere K. Ross, WESTFIELD ' Union. County property? in l»aritan-«-j:Dad, 'ifll.75- • Bass, Violin and Accordion _'..- Sherman PTA Hears There being no other nominations ESTATE OP GORDON L. PETERS, de* Jr., s'on of Jpr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Park Police Chief Lytnan L. feet from Lfexington avenue. \. : the Clerk declared the nominations,] '. Furnishing our customers with quality ceased. Greuning of 20 Crescent place re- Parks has resigned his post as di- Mr. and Mrs. James Jeffries, Jr.. Pursuan: t t» the order i>l CHARl.ES A. CALL NOW CR 6^499 or WE 2-3SS4 Talkjoii Televisiott O-TTO, JR.. Surroaato «>f tfie County-oi ceived second'honors. • rector of the Westflcld Civil, De-< to 3i!r, and Mrs. Edward A. SpearKl ''•:;'!'$i'\ Si-'-:a

Union, made on the fifth "day of Novcm-. ; building materials and service has been ':. / •--.••.•I . At a Shefman PTA meeting on lii'i- A. D.. IDSi,. u|)6n the application ol fense Council. His resignation wasjmg. jiropcrty jn Union,avenue, 50 349 SOUTH AVENUE GARWOOD, NX November 20, Mrs. Charles Cole the undersigned, as AdminljitratrlK of the accepted with regret by Mayor [ feet fron? 'Laurel piaee.- SOLD ONLY BY YOUR FRIENDLY INDEPENDENT GRO.CER WILBUR COON FLOYD E. REYNOLDS estate at sdid deceased, notice la hereby : •:»•' •• Perfume City "' To each new personalized gave a talk on "television for Chil- our motto for more than 30 years. • Eivi-ri to/ht* creditors of said deceasca to The city «sf Gri^gse in southern Bailey and Lonsdale Green, Jr., as-J llr. and Sirs. Fi-ederick Adams \ .. 49 Bus Stops at the Corner : ' I'Klitbltv to the subscriber under oath or 1 tsi Mr. assd'Mrs. Robert' W. Baker, UlllliiitliiiimililiiiltilMMIKfiiiliJIIIIiUiUliillliiiiiliiillMMIliMiliiiiiitili lltitMiillilliilliiiMlfllilililllltilllllUltlUllllllilfililllUlUiilltlJItlUlltliJiiiiiiiiip dren."' •'. _. ._^.-__'.-~- SHOES 'anVnimtlort their claims and_ demaudi Fr'ance,>lying in the heart 6f a flow-sistant'director,"* will serve as tern-* Plumbing and Heating Contractor t theeatale ofcealdrdddll iidih porarjY replacement. ^ property ''at the corner of_ Arnet checking account TFia^orst^ ^^et3V^eP We Specialize In Tour or thi"i> will bfe fofevcif barfed froiii pro- prograjii,- preceding- a business . WOMEN tma swilling <>r- foeovurlnutho iJame against faeto'ries,. ja sometfmes called the SUMMIT—Formation or a Sen--- Sprtice Construction .Company to \ PROBLEBI FEET ' the s>ibscrlb«r. • • ". _• "Detroit tt Perfume." ';"' meeting. -There were 53 members HEATING PROBLEMS •M .w~-hn-4iitcnd.cd..._. Mrs^_ Rosa Marie BEVEHLY R. J»EtEHS. SERVICE " " -.—.-r^-.,:.:.....: -..vA|- - " ReUtter's clasV;wbn the attendance PROMPT REPAIR ChailpR J. Stevens, Attefnpy - -.-..7- ANDREW CR1SANT1 PHONES: CRanford C-0508 — e-2461 ' • IR.Nrirth Union Avt'v, : TO REPORT A FIRE prize.'- • . licensed Master PlumbePl r In Granford. Roselle, Cianford, N. 3. You Can Order Your NAME Graduate of American tJInl Operoiot ortd' say — f want the ::ny. .'A partial report was given on the I8-« -.•'•' -•:_ : . '• .'"•• Garwood and Ltndea. •••'';'..• . :•'::':. •'.'• , i^ccs $7.80 . . »'-;i®. - M results of the recent smorgasbord School of Pnrtipedics 94 HIGH STREET CRANFORD GiSANPORB SprRE DEPABfrMENT. j SOUTH AVKU E. : ' ' . . ' "" CRANFORD 6-5367 ^r- 7,'[;.'. luncheon. All "rettims> have not 3»4 CENTENNIAL AVE. CRANFORD FIKF AI.AhM 41OXES Slipcover and Draperies yet been made. CKANFOKU i2—Hiuh & Chestnut Sts.. M—Uninn & gpringfteid Aves, VWTH OUR OOLD-STAMPED Mnitont Walltl A board meeting was held Tues- TfMf-TOQO IS—Alden Se Mllit Sis. | day iafternbo'iirin .the school library. 17—South &' Withiut Av«4, : -48—Nofth-&-NiiiiUtlIOri-Av*S, _ 19—Plro Dcjst.. Headtiuorters. .?l—Uneoln & Su;. Union Avei. 22—rtetfofd St Grove St9. 23—Burnside Se Williams St.

SO—MeArthur & Mitchell PI.- . ~- ,_™— CCKISHM cotfiis vd "Oiif1 at—LescinBton & Keith Jeflrlea St. S31—South- Ave., W. & Lincoln Avei. Igji-fc iHhotw ft 5^3174 ond 31—Dletr ti Lddlow sts. our representative! will coll at .'12—Meeke? & Lincoln Aves. • , • ' . EXTRA CHARGE OR OBUGATION 34—Centennial & Cranfoi-d few, your horn* -3»—MimsHNi dr. it Cayuaa Ave. .- '•" 3C—Mohawk nt-. Si Mohican-PI. a?—Iroquqis & Algonquin Dr. 314—Hailtan J!

i v.-- •' • . •••-••- • ••...• .. . •.••' - 8?—OlcHard& tuIlp-SW.- . • . 8!2—'Hrookstde PI. & Division Ave. NEW HOME Mcmben -_-. ^_l Uttkant "Ii o^eiiMl • depMlt oi $1.00 b aUw iJmplef, mA, of course, supply quality lumber and other jmooik**1, mor« eflicUnl outomolk )rohimk»l6ii—of thrifty WIU. you b« tUro of good ga*olth» • 5-: KLMOltA OFFICE True, w© con teU you her« ol e Mefcory's Tooch-O-Mdtit Ov«rdr!v0 or* oplionol at aMrra coil, .' oonstructJon materials you'll need when you build. WMtflCkl Are.. ElU.bMfc ALUMINUM tiiil»ii§»? MeKury hel proved it* wore- p TtMfo'i olio tllehl-eoie tldnclclrd Ircmimtiiion. rniles.per.oalldn by winning oBlddlly spen- We can help you with your plans, Let's talk CRANFORO OFHCE Hi roadsbaity, it* bolactce. We eon try to 106 Soalk A*«^ 1L, CnniorJ jored economy, te»ls. tilings over soon! WINDOWS ,exptOStCAR» H Goad Hous*k*cpln* the latest official annual reflUtrolion figures. ' Seal'of ipace end ii *-o*»* feS you half as matt o» ^JNANCY WARREN o» ruoNB EL um {ua a *e« iMiutes .betml Ae wteeL We ~ Do»» It ireprcioht Volltf value? Oik ydi) to lit tJWw« itxin-'tiieo—we bik Mareury owner* lay V6SI %& will yau when t LLOYDS Union County Trust Company Over S.000 • -y6o-f*»^|JieM*i»«*'»hei«*yyf*»|JieM* ;B^l* yea, tee, mW want m *ter

s# •_•-..'•• • • • COME IN AND SKLECT? riMM imi' t*nH U I Cm Opm ll NOW Sta . mi fcJ« SaSraUd IBM iuttei -Bsn'i wlu lbs Mr tstevliten hit, 'lt0A8V OF *ME Wllh Ed Sumy.n. Hundiy .vinlnf, 8 t» 0 V -. LtJMBEH — TB1M -^ MASONHT — SGHEENS STORM SASH - HARDWARE — PAINT ' *.->.•• •• CITT INSULATION - CROSLEY APPLIANCES YOONGSTOWM STEEL IQtGHENS - ---i"~; • itiAHUt • \% NORTH AVE,, W« CRANFORD. & J. 120-128 W. 7th St. 336 O-ntenuial U\ L >. a 6 v (j r 5 ' Plainfield, N. J. •—_i-j—.

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THE CHANF6RD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1951 Tte.CRANFQRO_CIt|ZEN AND CHRjOmcLE, THURSDAY. ttOVEMBteR 29. 1951 Pace Fifleer. (Fourteen Gail Miles, Sandra Ross, Joel Kauf- find the ground'covered with snow. otHer possibility is far father to and •v.-illhavc become' acqjia::r;tcd riiiit; enjoyed a plena- T4 GdJGersdojrJLL blocks. The children will use the iwannj—Lo»aine nt-jllieir Able Co* CoitipleiesJiasic- 4i^iMdtt withAhis ^rhrt Th«>v WiV^*^» ant experience one afternoon when The children worked out" number Denise Skarecki, Karen "Siursen; prtnt- such as that makes one feel some- upon him The Recent Events of Interest Eugene Peer's mother brought her stories from their books and also paper and material onnny ts orXJur Beliefs"- Patricia Bucher, *Karolyn Schulz, what likean.annual. through school. Also- Toin could His phrt-nts and teacher to \\-<\rV. \.xfslj -bp\ prefentfd a^ Mr-? I. recorder to school. They sang songs, made up number stories of their During Book Week, the Open Training';«?. F&ttJ&riox take time from his b"usy own. The parents enjoyed the les- and Sue Ann Miller, Crawlini; iforth from our tents j'eL'.u-r. ..-.'• Cujr.tningsf topic before fellow- told stories, and recited pocijis to ;l T iwtfnrd Public Schools Book Reading Club started thei I-•>«•••_--;•••.•. •• ••••»• , . •- ••• •••'.,•• . to help Johnny ' • , fink : drive to interest all sahcrtnan pu- i';.L,. Vul..i. tjf ih't WLJIIL,I1L.J MIJ wiucn Uiey later n&iuuuu. incy Boys and girls in MisS Ruth nsniers. AS one Would ex^ j | The cactus was sent from Califor- James Douglas, Edward Rathje, (Tins is the last in a series' of ty,, unshaven and almost entirely Luckily, all thew possible solu- to Htpuir Toys CLEVELAND SCHOOL thought jt was great ftrii to hear Bowne's third grade have com- pils in becoming active members __' Able Company received without words. We had, Ibslour, tions,'jyoe rejected. Birfh parent* ;•:••zX:] i breath and keeping their eyes open. Henry Dteycr brought in soil for West, Fla. Newman, Pamela Mayberry, number of pupils in each class "v. ho next morning — the sun actually lizes ihixi he wftufd toe-sure to hold : F.-aJiCiS. ?.!rs..E, CkEathart. presi- the garden. Joe Mai tin and Eileen " Susan Kightlinger brought a - ice Lfr-a-jnf.mi. unit, is' expected home : racks. (The barracks' seem more Post, 212, Ainciican Le^iott. vcili' John Dreyer brought in a ical bee Children are very proud to have Betsy Cahill, Judith Kaminsky, arc at present members "oflhe li- broke through the clouds andshbne like hotrie each week as the train- .:• Rutgers, the State University V( Tom up as a good example in any t:tai*. will•'conduct * •'business scs- nest and no one knows, for sure- Krol brought pretty culoicd stones the PTA banner in their room this narcissus bulb to class. brary. Upon completion of the jjjji; in-ek-end on a brief furlough,) brightly most of the morning and be prdpiiring old toys., fop' the -1 Mrs. Beverly Rocsilc's third Walter Keefer and-Patricia Di- v ing gels more'rugged.) talk with johnny about his school t. \ just one boo might still be in that lo add to the g.irdcn and Wavcrly month. It was presented to the membership drive, another survey ']'i :iinees utilized every slich of afternoon. Able Company ^truck Work. If;Tom were made to help n*>edy. .Hcpaircd ni tit-Ies \vt!S be; bi ought inj.ome pine cones. graders aic working on radio dra- Clerico also worked on the paint- 1 1 Sbnie. men on that snowy morn- MISS BBADSHAVF hive. i. class at Asscmoly by Mrs. Laing will be made to determine the pci- •f,fli! clotlungi.this week. The rea- their tents arid moved to the per- Johnny, both boys would resent it Civen to the Gianfnui \jTelfii-i? A>~ because more of their mothers at- matizations pf favorite stories read ng. ing preferred to stay in ther tents Grade 1 Grade 4 ccntage of increase in library f/,n — bivouac. Nature again, manent bivouac site. Tents were and il would make, a bad situntinn tended the last PTA meeting than- in connection with the reading pro- Children have enjoyed embroid- 'jii-cvetl the toughest ehemy. JRain than fall put. The cadre were dis- liwiatioh at the .next niet'tin't*. IX---' Following a'trip to the Cr.mfoid Children of Miss' Ruth Morgan's gram. A microphone was made Joy membership. ^ 1 again, pitched and innumerable patched to get the-slug-a-bedls-up... Fallinir In Fractions ing any homework lately, have worse. • those from any other class. Howard ered place mats. They made their si'itl snoJ-V: ddrrTinated thq week trenches were dug. These trenches tJCivibcr 1JI, for cliKti'ibution. • '. Public Library. the childicrj in Mrs.. fciiuth giadc were surprised to re- Dennis Byrnes. ' Science experiments on atmos- Their method ivas .simple.' 'They •"•Thesfe parents decide- thn,t the Parents have'' btcti 'e.ni5inr>'oiy at ?:3p p. m:. rfurir.g Available In Cranford Mildicd Gesslci. Peter Krol, Bar- embroidery for their livelihood. Martha Babcock. Sharon Cocu&a, bivmiac area. at. 5 a. m..Tuesday. squads. The use of these trenches t'lt Atwatei, a former member of men La Roy, and M'chacl Scholz. Conley, Jeffrey Flcurcn, Dennis Each boy and girl has completed looked. My tent mate was one of ually failing'-in.arithmetie. When you think you or I should help him finij HUV whettifr Johnny has home the pack meeting in the Casirto. bara Smith and Ficd Wiseman tend d quite inconvenient also, to AT — ' •• ••.:•..•'.•••• the cln'-t., who .wow- lives .in North Byrnes, and Flunk Byrnes. Joanna John Coraggio. Marilynnc Di PJUI. iJlKni arrival at the.camp-site, tents the unfortlmate ones "who suddenly work to tlo fir~Twt; They can', llnd Future plans; undo'r the new :ui- to the clasK during milk period. Grade 3 a research pioblem on some phase v.ore pitched., and.then the com-' say the least. • "" ' '" ' • Hsk'tfd'hlm what \yas the matter, with fractions? 'I'm not sure I re- Hollywood, Ciilif. It contuined grade is Turk was in—chaigc of sound Vincent Guerriero. Earl iJruckcn- found hiHteeW'-covered by .the cold, ie jusl Kiijd be couldn't do frae- member vety much about them." whether Johnny'sT'intirks arc poor mihlstrntl«iri will bo (iiav/n u;>. New nienibeis. of the hbiaiy aie about six diffcicnt types of cactus Miss Clcary's third of Swiss life. They are illustrating miller. wits marched to the tank because he doesn't do uny work, or making maps of Holland, They are effects. Night problems were, scheduled wet eany.a's':pl hii?- .tent. This moans ions. \Vhat do yoiiihink.we eant During this conversation, JohiW Cha-r.les Rittwegtr, jpcrctar.w \vlA Patty Bia?c!l, Judy York, Paul plants with which the floss wade these reports and putting them into rest of the morning each evening and-trainees were whether he tries" and cniv't quite putting on the maps such things Pupils participating in the dra- booklets. Also. Robert Morell, Janice Kill, of 'awaking its. proved 'foolproof, lo about it?" \ "'•• • ny's parents discuss several pos- ni'esiHe iiv J,he absence r.if.-Johr.-V-. CH AS. KURTZ MKT. Chase and Jfiifi'ey Bieibal't. >i cactus garden. The committee in tnutizaitons have been > Ellen Ahr, Robert Peterson. Marilynn Powci-s firing the-Ml rifle a»d taught practical lessons of rnove- -The.regunettt's' band...mct'.us as sibilities for helping johnny bring make it. After this school visit, No'strand, committee chaifmr.::- ohaigc of bunging diit and a flower ,is the important cities, rivers, and Following people made the honor gp-cMi'brc machirie gun at -moving Father, replies, "1 don't know. 18 Rtinldn Av«, ; Grade 2 products' that they have learned Frank Byrnes, Richard Conley, Alice Schwaibach, Richard Sorfic, ment, attack dnd defense in dark- we apprp.ached our. barracks. They 'om didn't have any trouble with his marks up. Their first sug- they believe they will be in a bet)- Haiph yiobeit, cubmrtstpr, nnd Wt!- pot, as well as doing the planting, list for this marking pc-uod: Diane (ibjccls, primarily. tanks- Bayonet ness. Battle conditions were sim- v ter position to talk-to johnny.-They , A. few boy* -and Uids In Mis. Judith Davison, Margaict Dudley, Noi man Stciner, Carol Selwart, Lee e.scorted tis home Irom there while 'factions when he was Johnny's gest ion, is for, mather or father to i 1 Ham Miners, assistant;,' win Ow.- John Koycn, Sandra KOHH?; irom their reading. Davis, Gaven Huilcy, Betsy Cahill, '•. Cr, 6-0392 '^y-'y Elizabeth Sjiijjonfs second guide / Jane Scott is moving to Scotch JcfTipy-Flcurcn, Catherine Jcffrici, Stokes, Eric Tarver and Theresa •^UJs-wiiii dummy aggressors were ulated with blank .ammunition, !• were reviewed by the Regi- lie. I haven't noticed Johnny do- help hina with' his; homework. An- will kn6W.moyc'j»bout_the..'SitUa lioiv duet;t*he papk ineet,... 1 • ' . '. ;d Check and Judy Walter. r and Frank Sr/iith. •also utiflertaken.;>-••— -• • ' ,',' •-• have btought in jnoic aiticlos for Plains on November 24, The class AIa n Kohn, Carolyn Schmidt, Jo- Zizwarek. flares, grenades, etc. mental brass. Thb band would have thtliec science tablet . Ruth Lei da OBook Week exhibit in the Cran- anna Turk, Lois Arnold, Dennis' Grade 5 Following children arc on the That afternoon as squad tactics will miss her. They hope she will Following oupils of Mrs. Helen The second day on' bivouac, was been a great dealwmoie appreciated brought in cotton .us it grows; Ted-Ifou| atti acted many chlt- be happy in her new home, Byrnes', David Eaton, Patricia San- academic honor roll for the first wcio receiving a little more polish, taken up wit,h a field maheuver. by Able, Company except for the 1 il' Skeiralt's fifth gratlo ale on the dy Moiati brought m an oliole's tlien fiom Mis. Ehzabctff Kelly's Miss Elizabeth Greene's class has guiliano, and Elaine Scbroedcr. marking period: Martha Babcock, •ir-besari to riiiw. '.The-downpour The plan was to simulate, a com- fact/that it was almost an'hoar late nest, and Candy Rich brought in a class. Interested reudeig We'ie: Bar- .lonor toll for the fust tnutkmg chosen Gerald Dobbins, George Pictures of animals have been jcuod: Sandra Castaldo, Audiey Joan Dill, Marilynne Di' Paul, Edrl .c(n,itin\ied until .early the next pany in attack.. A 1600-yard course h-arriving afoilr point- of juncture. •• m caterpillar. , Bobby Schubcl; Cai ol Scott, and Dennis Zawalich as the brought in by Margaret Dudley Druckcntnillcr. Janice Papp, 'Rob- morning forcing trainees lo remain was set up as the battle field."'Able That hour Able Company had to The class has been discussing " Carol Juhr, Bonnie Wcs- and David Huff. Scrapbootcs con- Kaminsky, Dorothy Pieice, John 1 color guard for the lower grade Cantluy, William Dennis, Roger ett Peterson.. Marilyn Powers, Ann unilcr cover of their pup^terits. Company* was ordered tbjeapture stand and wait. 'It "was biting cold first Thanksgiving and Ronald ioi{ chailes Boillod, Joan Killian, assembly. taining, magazine pictures, original Reed. Harriett Sanford. Carol. Qifiu'tcrs were erawped. The small a small hill at thfe far end of the* and snowihg hard. When the band bi ought pictures m 1 Holowchak and Michael Richard. Einy Moschtcr, Carol Ticiney, Nel- Karyl Lee Krumbinc has joined drawings, and reports on the study Stewart, Lee Stokes, and Theresa lent housed two men, •their-.duffle course., v., '"• • • • • ' • • .,. did finally arrive their- .reccptian the library about the Pilgrims and son Lightcap and Emil Kutscra. o fanimals are being made by the These boys and girls had pel feet bii'iis and'all field equipment.. SWep' the gioup. She came to Lincoln Buy Christmas Seals attendance for the first marking Zizwarek- ' Th,e mock-battle was staged with notched the weather. the til si Thanksgiving. Emil became u member. School from Brooklyn. group. David Huff brought his vjtis possible that first night, only tank and artillery support. Light ::.m CfiiTdicn in Mrs. Emma Triicys favorite animals stoiy book to pei'iodlT-Johh-Canllay, Roger-Hot pnring this sixthi week of basic Grade 5 Class has been studying abaut owchak, John Krymmski, CKarlcs What Over Whmi? by sitting Up and resting, your machine guns, bazookas and gren- training, one more important event tliiul grade have finished Uie unil class. elements and furnituie used in the j Davison, 6D, Bin Behiert ancf Dick- ^V ) Helmetea 'head against the ades were also employed on the on Brazil. They aic now studying Mies Iiene Gilbert's tlfth grade South Amciica and is inteicstcd in Limone, Michael Richard, Donald Most paints and enamel* can be v tO6k place 'for Able -Company;--We the story of Simon Bolivar, the Mrs. Roessle's class was the sec- olden days have,arrived in Miss ie Duemmler, IMCF; David De- .tluiYlo bng'.' ; ;';•„• •:• _' oflense. Enemy fire was returned Argentina. Valerie Happ gave a \c- i;is been making projects pn Col- Winne, Robert Zmuda, Sandra applied over other paints and en- were sele'eted to march in Louis- onial Life. Vivian Georcs" made a George Washington ol South ond class in Roosevelt School to Miriam Eiscnring's fifth grade. The' Longe, 2H: James Watkinson, 21; , On bivouac,at nightJail activity jjgairist Able Company as'-it at- poit about its people arid govern- Terry Persons, 21; Grade 2M; Bob-Castaldo, Marie De Marco, Rita amels—and also over ^shellac aiu| ullle on. Armistice" everting, The ment. Loi< Copson icad bits of in- scene in a box which shows the In- America, which John Thurston recive ono\hundred per cent PTA library table has been set up to lacquer.-* Beware, however, of using is tarried dri tactically. No lights Tacked over the field, stream'fl'and' larjje"parade ,*vas our first such •••: u•;••-!. -^ found for Miss Greene to read. membership. resemble the interior of a log cabin by Clare, 3S; Giade 3R; Grade 3S; Hescock, Audrey nrc portYiitcd, cigaVettS'are^SiTioked hills. The maneuvers were made ••••• -:vV'i->'£ -foinidiion-from htr "World Atlas." lians meeting the Pilgiims. Ellen Dorothy Pierce. lacquer over paint enamel or var-_ demonstration^ find the men ^pre- lawley made a log cabin. Susan Thomas Bcatty showed the class Children in Mrs. Margaret Swan- of eaily days^, fc Ricky Conley, 3R; Nanoy Damon, tush. The lacquer will act as a paint* only under".cover' qt .yotir telft or as realistic* as'possible, with every pared Ihemselves all. day for it. The Donald Dtum gave an lnteiesting ag&n's third grade had the experi- 4Q. * Boys and girls or Miss Doris .Sakis._Nnwv Mahgcr. Ficd Wcn- some -cotton balls. Cotton, he re- A Jiigh boy, by Marion Lawson; M!las:Aty^hjwad- "remover" and trouble will ensue. witii ponelio enclosirig your body. form of field equipment being usedL parade went well. KpXl) eTncc-df~hoarlhg"Thelr "volccsnon the —And,-Bonnic-Kerzroan,-4Q; Davjd muai cation.movemeats.and ;on, Beverly ChioVaiou, and Rich- mindcd them is growiPin TBi azlUT a low toy, by JoHn HoraKKfbc"dTby ers presented tKeir .folay "More w Book Week. It was called "A Box rd Lawrence each made a model The children arc trying to sprout wiie recorder. 'The children gave Mary Jane McGovney; bench, by Skaggs, 4V; Wendy Swanr., 4M; P r?iln. Tactical measures attack. As Able Company lay in ] With Something In U/-^ , one of the seeds. George Scolt ex- suggestions to • each other to be Jeffrey" Stone', quilt, Charlotte Carol Kervick, SE} Charles Ritt- Than Magic." The theme of the Attention! the field a few-yards from the base Cornell Women's ,CJub*p if the stock-* or pilloiy,_shqwing play was our effort tojoeep the ,in;ulC' the, trainees retum.Uri tHcir >f -Mrsjscidel of the (JiMnto'd Pub- nethods ofpumshment! hibited .seven stamps from South followed to improve their voices. Ford; candle box,- Holly Rathje; weger; 5E; Mandy Fisher, 6D-. Ken- i oat. FooFd d bcb - of its hill objective -a bayonet loliilay-; Parly Tuesday • lie Libiary entci tamed the elaSs' Nancy Martens made an old fash- America. These lecordings were played for hourglass, Audrey Stein; ladder- neth Meeks, 5E; Marcia Achilles, United States" free from hate and LENNTS *c;ime cold, wot' and completely charge was ordered. -'Th&j&harge — and lead several of thc_new_books 5Et Holly Rathje, 5E; Sandra prejudice. __ I L oneil kitchen. Hollace Schorn made As a science pi oject, the children the parents during American Edu- back, chairs, Robert McGrath. ;?inppcd-togeth'w-alm ost 'as--fasl---ns tiniiihed enemy resistance. Once T holiday party for the.Cornell" " The cast follows: Bible itsader. i - -to the chilSici*. — v- — model of a dutch oven. William have been ^bscivinjt an ant lion' cation-'Week. '• - .- Also, bed wav«acr«SusanlSc,haef- Nicholls, 5C;-Charles Eaton, 6D; BARBER SHOP ilwiis dished, intri J.he mess-kits. the hill was secured, Able Com- Women's Club. "$t .Northern Now "~ _ ~ Gtaide 3 Patents enjoyed seeing a social fei; chuin, Joyce_Flaitcy; spinning Peter Wells, 6D; llancy Degeh, 6D; udith Hicks; announcer, Patrick lLI ?' ?S:3 ^ ?*£*%.»« adive 20-tt», dog at'tfc«- Orchard, Christine Schillingor, and[ lent to them by"Mis. Vashti Yoth- - — ' located at . Z-JLixdiut-condltions.that first riighL .pahyidugXnL- -.'.' ._ T. ZZ~-riZI M averse- retail -pfi*'.^"j^i j«V* J>?S_Fftod_sitjhe iW thii and Barba'ra Seaman, 6D. M< CIuie; master of "ceremonies', T ' Miss Elinor Warner's third grwfo Prista made pjantplantatiuia T eis" class. The tiny ereatuic lives studies lesson conducted by~ the wheel, Carol Fairis; and hotn book, were si), uncomfortable that -they Our squad with,? hasty fortifica- 8:15 p. m. at the homeIS MrsTRob- ne -»as *si!S«rt. Yfed cats Itxji smaller does, fct -MiiJ rnjoyrd onlcitainiiig tfaeir pupils. Joan Miller arc, displayed. In the Russell Hardy, fun page editor. Robert Pells'; magician, Richatd 4 RARITAN RD. b'ecame funny to; the trainees;. For ert Bauer, 438 Longfello'xy avenue, i» difx x Utps'%;'»%;«. U^ U^ett If t Iftc upJdi. tJcpendinii ; ObB body cs*—Kathleen—BrcnnanVlsecne. r tions was located on the left, flank parents during National Education the Indian;: at home. Judith catch ants for food. It was fun to Grade 4 center of -the table sevcial^ giils slipplied-a— cartoon-on—"HOKICC^ l Civer Side Section fete^mUaHwn^iieldjntlie Westncld. weight. Costs eves I you use Bo'rdcn'j wah "(able Week. Ellen CShatighncssy and watch the building of the trap, and Pupils of Mis. Sally Volmer's' placed a round braided rag rug and three types of puzzles based professor, Gerald Senna; profes- downpouRt- Letters were, drenched We found soon Ihat we were to Co-hostesses -will be ;JJrs, Harold ~ •. Chiistnie Green noted us* hostesses ohuson made a colonial costume "CLARKTOWNSHIP or her doll. Jay Warsinski made to lind ants to drop "into the jar. room welcomed a new student, which they had braided and sewn. upon spoits'. Items' of interest, in- sor's assistant, Arnold Ingram; nnd tactics nece?sifatecl' they l^e have our hands full defending our Frcncrt and Mrs. W. P. Glemm, Jr. whenjho elast motheis visited the Barry Adubato, to their cUiss*. cluding new faces, assembly pro- June, June Stcmmer. Other boy> —— Vilanlirt Ouaruntci; 2«Ml U.S.f. units Vitamin A, 4S0 li.S.P. units llalm.'and George Jones. Susan Schacffer, Sharon Kelly, "Vilariiiu D, .1.0 rag. Thiaminc. fi.O rag. Ribttflavin, and 20 rng. Donna Smith, aNncy Dcgen, and CONTAINS ESBILAC Niacin per pound. , . ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Borden's Dog Food, fortified with Esbilac, Is Grade 3 Joan Miller, '.-.• GUARANTEED ANALYSIS '£'.''•' mm Parents of Miss M:uie Tedeschi's Grade 5 • > the most complete, balancecFfood you can buy. Crude Proltln, Hot lev-* IJliiB ...... T. 25.00% 0LDSM0B1LE HYDRAMATIC You clon't have to add anything except water. Crude Kit, not IMS than .'. 5.S(>% .Uuid-gLada_vlc.wecLTjm_iuathlrtett_e .Mote intercstniB models of im- i.'-^fe-*-''- Crude Fibre, not more tbaii...... S.OQ% your good diupbaitionde No Wraps to add! No milk! No fats! No meat! ;'Sii-;K:Vll upon adequate, uniforin, eleaw heat during pie winter jtjtifi t But if you ordinarily feed table scraps or other Mukturc,not hiojc than And, take'it,'frbia.the_.thousand*'od'ff satisfietifidd fuefl l oiil food, use B6rdcnXtol)i)surt,adbatoced diet. _ COAST TO COAST MOVERS FIRST TWELVE-YEXRS_A8taEtniRi around you, no'othsr lype pFTwsating ineetsiiiese wqBirehiiints Nitrogen free Kxiratt, net lci« than : ,40.00% as comploteiy Hfifuitoil. Ybur tiil burner operates with equal Borden's Dog Food contains every food tlc- efficiency ib all oxtr^fflwJ of Weather. No other .popular fuel htent your dot! needs to keep up "show-dog" INGHKDIKNTS: Meat Meal. I hiked Corn. Soybean Oil Meal, Anywhere In the U.S. or Canada condition. You couldn't feed your dog better !r • Coin OerW-WfoalfFlntcd'!* heat, livh Meal. I-'ish Liver and Glan- HOUSE Taateftes fuel oil's cfe«w bttrnlnj^ quulities And-when you urns dqlar Meal. Dried" Whey^ Solute,, Rice Poli>«hm|«;, Drial Beet " Safe, Seasonable and you owned your own meat market. Immediate Service.. ell, you chooho yciur o\vn supplier, to jib.t the kind of .setyifce— Pulp. Dehydrated Chcctic. Animal' Liver Meal.' Ice Cream Cone ffiT'dcpcMdfiljiJHJ--you want.. So. wwiic'vw • you want i'no'»t «rom As for "nose appeal"—just watch your dog's tail Meal, Wheat Germ Meal, Vitamin A and D Iceding Oil, Thiamine. By Van—Rail—Bomt—-Air - • Niacin, Kiftoftnvin. Crude Betainc Fraction of Beet Juice. Bicwais : Gives Triple-Doty Performance: home hentlns, remembeif; yiu can COON^ oh oil hc;it! wag as he goes.for Borden's Dpg.-Food. Get it Dried Veast, Tricslciuni fhosphatc. Soybean Lecithin, Vitumin ?.fe-.|| * tint lONGEt-Wilhrtflndi %«orti«r B,, Sunnlemerit. V •, - today wherever you buy your dog food! .•'V: HENRY P. TOWNSEND, Agent wljhiiuf waclilna or pMllnj. Guards Start treating your dog to it tonight. You'll feed !urfac» ogoini) failures du*-Is lock Plu. the.e vital E.bilac ingrodisnU! ALLIED VAN LINES.. Inc. of ptopet paint pro*e Yolk, Vitamin and Mincrflt-iMuturc. cciiiMsting of Vitamin A UouMihoId Goods. ld by fiilitino dirt and rttotnlno 6>>f orXhunx." I'eedinpOil, Vitarjiin D (Irradiated ttrcottcrol). Ribortavin. l-'crric •

inoi color.-Kc*p> liome* bedoilfiiL Mobilheat «*%••«! ttibilac U a ff£i>ic«(J uade-nurk of The Bmdcti Cominny. Arnrnonium Citrate. Pota^iu.m I'hnttfihatc Monobasic,-Pmiisviimr * tOITI itJJ-Covert wor. una pf SOCONY-VACUUM HEATING OIL Phosphate ptabastieHralciiim Carhotutc."'MagncHium. farKahate,-- oo HtBilly. Require Mapnwium Sulphate. -Sodium Chloride. Potassium Chloride. Po, ' lawium Iodide.. Manguucsc Sulphate, Aluminum fotassium Sul- Veferinanans £ breeders phate, Copper Sulphate, Sodium llouriile. • •' - Urn. Stain U«, operator at SumrtOI, b an* ol 2J/M0 horn town p«opl* who malt* yout foUpfcon* Mntla* oood - - . • ingredient>i! No other doj; food pHer;. thi blblend d of alll thesh e vital' l II — * Pre-tested Id give you the feed elements. . ' (FORMERLY BUMl'S DILLS) No wpnder'nHgers-Bre .flying_:at, the switchboards !l! 112-SOUTH AVE. t CRANFORD • Best Buy in Oil H#ef f —* aroauvwi. *nJ trim iUuur Borden's Dog l;tsod is %p compIeteTtnd balanced a these days! New Jersey people are now making •ki|/«c4 U tluuiti tadtoUt tulle*. MSL^'LTfX You can depend ©tt us to keep yoiu? fu6l ibilfe low—~ IEA1URING formula that Borden's, fed alone, will maintain top 7$4 million calls a day ... and as many as JSO.OOO FLAT keep you automatically supplied with clean-burning , Do« food U en»icT rAkiNoi. »o« oibSMoiitrs FAMOUS "BOCKIT'I FASHION GOL0H __ of dollars in additional equipment •.« and today i«! Irmlei- of all die "»\HiiMulW—Ol,liMMI,' ih,LtuS! Si/J»£M A __have 2,00d taorc^ operators _ PIES l,'lW)fiiHi OltUhiobilc (twuers liavc thrilled'1' tn tli« idjgic uf ODORLESS FLAT' PAJNf — Sa all ttie new —" than 6 years ago. More Ni^luly In Our s lie driving! And uoW^tearnrd witli OMjniivliile*« £te*t I C E, TRUBENBACH "~peop!eTanil»ive ... ewu inurr! effurtlnii* into your OIile dealer** auil Btrj> out Ukluy in the iii

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'• • .^"- ' •••;/ Association will meet on Wednes- : : day: ./..'_,., , •.:,: • ; '; -s : Greene Guild lists i p.. m.—Group 5, Mrs, ions Supper Hostesses 0umghlfbrthe RooS arid MrsrA. H, Frjartk, j e; in th^ hoaie^of^MTS, E. F. Mar- Methodists IHostesses for the 7 o'clock supper siglio, 4 RiyersW drive. Group :), '"'• 1 i1- '';V\ meeting of .the- Margaret Greene By the Rev, Albert Alllncer. Pastor, Cranford Methodtst Church ."It was very noticeable at our Community Thanksgiving ^uckn'am; and Mrs; W. Guild in First"Presbyterian Church Service in which 10 local Protestant Churches United that we ^Sehindlerv leaders; in the huine' Monday will be Mrs, G. H. Mor- Continue have departed from the original idfea of a gathering of all to give of Mrs. J. C. Schindle'r, ID ;Soulh genrath, Mrs, J. p.i Collmi, Mrs, thanks: or—from the First Thanksgiving Pay when ALL Gathered' Union avenue. , H. D. Kramer and .Mrs, (S. P. r to give thanks to Almighty God.. About 150 people *»»r, 1:30 p, m;^-Grbiip 1, Mrs. WIN Kaiser," '•. ..-.'. '• •• "• r~ • . ;•-.' out of a population of 18,000. -^ Celebration While many may have givert thanks InJSxeif own private demyer, leader; krs, H.. J. Dickons, Annual Parish Meeting of Trin- Mrs, Richard H, Doyle"was wel- hostess, 9 Frazier place. Group 2, • The M.e{hodist Church iii , , way, do you riot think something goodcan^be gained by uniting i ity Chiirch will, be held Monday comed as a new member at the Mrs^ Andrew Bain, leader and hos- *•- • .-lofd-begaij/:^*Jleb*:at!fin_ "Lilf |—at-one time in one. plaqe (d acfcnowledge'our common' blessings? night at 8p.m- in Sherlock Stall. meeting last week~MiSs~K5rthcripe" . We can't escape the fact thaHiur debt to the American In- tess;- 15 Hetford avenue, 0roup..4, eightieth anniViCrsary iast Sunday 1 The meeting is he,ld every ye?r on Ah'glemycJ spoke and showed col- dian, has not been paid, TljePe^was ho discussion in any of otir Mrs: Walter Kirk, leader; Mrs. U J. with a••'capacity attendance at both; the first Monday following the first ored films on Siam. Mrs.- A., V, thanksgivinthanksgiving-.celebratiwi-^portg Icelebratiou-^ports in the newspapers.newspapers ! read where Rankin, hostess, t2.7..Divislon ave- services. The celebration Will con- Sunday in. Advent, Four vestrymen Anderson led devotions, and host- , the plight of the Injiiajipopulation in our country and a cpnstMic? nue. Group <>,.Mrs. Helen Plum- tinuc. thrvsuehout the-woelw——^— tive job by w^y-tfrintegrating them into our social, economic and wilt be elected for-three year terms; esses were Mrsrfc. C." Gelirias, Mrs. ; mer and Mrs. Louis Eekert, lend- Eighteen new -members joined educationaJ^ystem were projected, , . ' • ••""." . delegated and alternates to the Dio-L/C. PutScher, Mrs, C. Hs'jVantz ers; Mrs. M,. 3. Seavey, hostess, '.. the .church, numbers move ihan 80 _^0ur debt to the Indian will never be'paid but we should not ; cesan Convention i will, alsd be and Mrs. O.B, Grant,,Jr .._^. 115 Forest avenue. i-ciirS ttt age were'.Kiveii-'corsriKcs. •~be^cpiltentwitH past efforts, - Can, we show these lt)0 per cent : elected, . . ""•;' " (') / .' , , -•• • r Americans less consideration thsm we do to the thousands, who » recognition • w»s '.Riven members rtf . come to. our shdres" from other countries? ..-.••' . , -' long service, artel persons baptised Reports will be re<5e1^ed from all .thejirganizations.of the church and — ••------i« my hearing .there was less of the holier than thou pray-L In the School of God' 1 and mavrietl. in the sanctuary were the • rector will, make his" annual ing, this yfear. I nieatythahking.God that as.JAiwericans we are honored. I-'-Mementoes , - nwlin« better off than other people of the world. It, is proper to evaluate Topic at Tabernacle report on the state of the parish. our resources, to list, our blessings lor they are many, and to be The Rev. Dr. George A. •Al'tchc- • "Eighty- Venn; of Christian Se.rv- Plans, will be made fbrthe:develop- ' ice" were present«i*each child inirl truly • grateful for the food, shelter &n-the The ChristhKas~season will open O\lr*miHds and skills are of his making, and we combine ~ services at the church Sunday. His Albert Aliinger, .pastor, .preached and fashion that which' Hte has provided but he alone is responsible.^, meeting by a commt^p next Sunday at the First Presby- 1 ii v tnlevievew n servicfe "on ."Eighty •years <>f Christian of Mrs, Evan HiigfreiCMrs. Frank for the elements with which we Work, "The , earth is the Lord's 'topl^' > ' *' ^ will'be •rvic*;." Last Sunday . evening, terian Church with the' annual and the fullness therefore, the world and they that dwell therein.1^ "Industry Without Morality." theTRcv. Arnold J. Dahiquist. new- Whitty aHdJ^rsf1?rarik Duffey, Jr. ceremony..'of the: lightihg of the (Psalm 2^:1). - - ' • , Sunday, School • teachers and iv-instJiUed. pastor *>f Calvary It was announced at sejwices last Christmas Candle which will 'be The United States is Vich, Its progress-is due largely to the officers meet for. prayer at 0 a. m. Suhday that the Annual_ Advent held at a vesper service' in the—talented people who have; cotne trom every nation. God has en- : Sunday. _..,._• :\z..-•-.._..,_ _-,i..T__ V' the Christian 'Corporate Communion, of the men"sanctuary at"4:3,0 p.~m.~ Musie'by _. trusted us with possessions, We are held strlctly accountable^!oi^ Youth Sunday was isbserved in "the way we appropriate them. If entirely to ourselves we come- Chinch" He toltlhow his lonrier and boys oif the church will be held the Chapel choir will include the senior department of the Sun- "While IJy My Sheep," I7th Cen- under the si nof selfishness, If shared wit!» others we are mature day School last Sunday. Children thin eh in Jam.ncaxL.lv invited cliule the follpwing^'When the at t:45 a, m. on Sunday, December members of the human family under his Fatherhood. We have- 9, A breakfast xvillbe served fol- tury carol by Jungsty and •'There's taking part were as follows: Dale Neg»oes\f the neiUhhoYhood to be- wicked spring as the gras$, and 1 been entrus.ted with more to share, not to keep, ' . -tome ^-ji\il of- thcic riiffl^h ...fcl.r when airptire workers Lot iniitiulty lowing the service. Tickets areA Song in the Air" by Harrington. National boundwes are conveniences and should never b& Crpsvenqr, opening prayer; Lynn The Carol choir willTsing ^Silt FilsingiSr;',reading of scripture, and •'rt-x&X**- tla_aaur.ish^iUs_that they, shall ,be_ available from any member of the x barriers or walls behind which.tdhide our greed. "Unto whom- Night." -•*" • keysert," saxophone., solo. ^The Rev.;Mr, Al.lii destroyed forever:" out counter, displays, store floor, all for only 98c! anniversary, service," ence and[. Health with Key to theExecutive ofQSocial Work in the Senior department theme SOMKI .of the month was '.'Bring T.hcmB eommunjpiuind_iLspecial ofYeriiifi Scripturc^,by Mary Bakcr^Eddy: Episcopal jpjocese of JMew Jersey . tioji'will be "Love One Another.", $1.00 Coupon In Every Playstorc Package and President: of the New Jersey ABthewfJbjLti^CfiSKcehewfJbjLti^CfiSKceT eliqir wl 11 will begin Sunday at 8 p, sn, in the Association wiil^meet Jn' trie choir In." ipHlootH*Hef—At has-en- tht PUAV ST6»e cooipUU pacicio. tor only 9«c! I.nd in 10 of tK. box top* :and Welfare Council and; of the State be "O "Saviour:of.••the World" byDugette Room for everyone inter- room at 10 a, m. Tuesday. Group ot I.1MU (roM th« 12 group! thowti on coupon,-, fiicldud in pAck^gi. YOU UVIL1 •'wil. WIUl bUVe Ma M~v > , y;M;y dbwed Tnan with inaUetiablee rF^h r , Twill meet at 1 p. m.,ih the. home jgit-togetKer.-in'ihe renovated nurs- cpn $oeiety of Mental Hygiene will be Goss..• / ested in uniting with the church at Receive « cHCctcroR,*«--,r .„• ' ••,!•-.-.• ••.:••,••. . ••. ' -.->• Church: ai)d will Isr-ing to a.p amon}i which are\£«M-»governnient, bf the leader, Mrs. F. ,,W. Mayer, **ry for .parents:-ami children.;.,. reason, and. c0riscienee.. Man - isthe guest speaker., ..-•/,. Fellowship groups will rot the annual Christmas Eve .Candle- The phone, number of. the KriishisB ^.__j/_l .elusion the.stewardship^riontli cm- S03 Orchard street. :: ". r_._^ _ . The celebration will •coiicludc lirOpcrlyTieif-KOverndid d only whewhenn Adult Confirmation Class—will p,-m.- Juniors-topic,.Jn4heJBym- light—Communion Service,! Topic - of C'oiwnb"-'!; New York chapter-o' -jihasv!j,--'wh i.ch has bpen^iven .ilie. Other groups of the Woman's Sunday evening, when moticin pie? Uencriil;. title, • "•Venture—in Kaith." he is i»URIcd rightly and' governed meet on Sunday afternoon at nasiuw, will be ''What Is This?" for discussion w°ill be '*What Chris- • flee, is Columbus 'S-i4?a •. • 1 mm on OUHUU; >ui<;inuun «.v .-. II*«3,UM., „... „„ •turos'of tile seventh-fifth miniver- tians Believe?" ( - TheSbrmoii'at bpth''seVvice!?"ViJl by his Maker, divine Truth and o'clock in the parish house, The with Carol Gingery, leader, and T3«-«1T^t^tftcTTTc7^Whtrre-¥mr-Bc^ On Sunday afternoon, an invifsiP' activities will.be sljown by-Harlori Rtn Boas Mattel',^ Also, the Sac- TSaFGunairiirm-»6t^ tion has been'extended by Rev. and YOU MAY FIND COMFOnT, HAITINESS and the WAV TO •••;-.• W. Drew and \ViHiam Reed. The rfitnent' of. the: Lord's Supper will Tuesday.porate Corrimunion.a' Following t th10e a busines. m. ons Jimme choiGaryr -room Senior. Ths ewil topicl mee, "Hbiit inv Mrs. Neal N; Herndon, Jr., to all : - ' through liii«nlh(. io »omc of the following : •vrT^-%.public is invited! .• -•-.- '.:.. be administered; At the-lnter-serv» to . meeting, thiw.* - recto .....r. wil„..l . continu,.„,„„_„e da^^y ehbiWork-Projects""iedr room The topi' cby "Holi. Lois- members' of thfe congregation, to CHRISTIAN HC1KNCE HADIOI-noOHAMS OF TU18 VICINITY: '. ,, Tonight at 7 the junior choir rc- Ann Schack, chairman, Don Cy- jee, now members will'be received Now Tl'Iwliiljers' Sunduy • •••' his series of meditations on "Wom- {(ttendanopen house at their, new (innkc) — Every Sunday .,..,...... „(...„.,...,. I:IS p. tin liearses. At. 8 o'clock, the senior pherSj Judy Peterson, Fred Mac- ' Stl. WNJB and special music will be the an- On Sundsiy ni«TOing, the Sacra- en of the Bible." A cavered dish home at 74 Centennial Avenue ( 5H«'ke» — Ev«»y Sunday -....„.. ."„„.„.,..... iisSdi t>- »«. ' . .choir practices and the superin- them by the senior choir, "Incline kenzie and Betty Starr. 8it. WJZ , ment of the Holy^Sjjpper will be luncheon will- be served at 1 p. m. from one to four o'alock. gU, WNEW (I13O'kc> — Every Sunday ...... ^.....;...„...,.. (1.15 a, m. tendents', council meets - in tMe. li» Thy. Ear to Me," by F, A. llimmel. alter which an interesting program Geiieva fellowship for those 18 /The,reguhlr monthly meeting ot <,6«0 kc> — 1st Sunday Each Month H::tu a. hn . r l.ubservecl in Osceola "Ejresbyteriari " ~~^rtibrary.---'• •'- ••—.-:-•— ; - --.-.-•.... ••_..- to-25 years, old, will meet at the- "oday^tlie \^(jmen's Guild- holds is planned. the Board :of Deaeohess€*s wjUjbe su. WQXR Riv. Al hom«: of Muriel'SchaH, 3; Spring- .... annual sale in the church base- x Children's Confirmation Class held on Monday at 1:30-p. m. at git. l — Snd Saturday. Each Month ....,.„ 3:«.1 p. ni. ;rs.'.i jnisionary group for children, con- berl_G. Dezsq, will preach field avenue. The discussion, an- ment. Many beautiful hnnd-m'ndc niuiiTon rnoditatiQn. ••••' ,. ^ wi.ll mcet'vBn Wednesday at 3:30 the minister's home,, 18 Hampton i.(or free literature and reporU of beiieilis received Iroin thi'se Red Cbeek = 9 \cnct imn the primary'anpi unarya d jjunior articles, calendars) • aprons, cards, other in the series &f "Love and Serve "red meal" tills Week-end for a change! New • members, received at thep. m. Wednesday evening at & road. '-. .. . v ' .... orairiraii Aiill be appreciated. . ' ' ' '. Mott s Apple Sance department under dhectlon of Mrs. stationery, as welt as $largp. num- Marriage," entitled "Give and At-7: IS p. m. Monday, fall eoi Apple Juice •Preparatory Service last Might will o'clock the Trinity Cliib will spon- Take in. Marriage" will be led by •'/' | Florida William Moicll. AKo at 3:30, tjfe ber of other items will be offered be given public recognition. sor another of its series of Bcsseri municants' class will meet In the •'-..'•:• Mohlior Views ^ Nev»ai' ; P KIR ROAST ^. •• / V- 85c coi\fhm _ {every Tue.day, StfeWg Broadcast ...... &:tS p. M, fop jinl'e;' The, oventruns from 2 to : Annual bazaar, called the "Mer- Canasta parties for the benefit of Chapel. boHU 23c tor and professor of psychology at .•..-•-•• •"*«»- ...••• „.;.._• _•/-.;—: •- Satuwluy between 10 and ^ a. 5 p. mi'and from ? te J) p. m. Dttrr ry 0iristroas Mart," will 'be held the building iuhd. Miss Nan Fay is 5 ; Exeeut iye board of the Woman's Union Junior College. ' .'••i--i'-i.,.» ni. confirmation classes will meet ing both, periods colYcp and cake •in chairg* dfawangenients.. Delson ^lerri-^liiils \'tomorrow,from- 2 to 9 p...m.,,sport'« A series of'adult classes jrt, prep- At T jj^ni the Cub Scout meeting will be served. all organizations of the Churchmen's Brotherhood will •Hit B.6WBA siioiiss H'^ZhC* • r-t i Vi 1 %* „ will be in the auditorium. The aration -lor church rnembership Dnsoit [ t^*'J will convene" ay - tl.ie" church debt • WY >> - :.T^V I Fresh Gala Hams to 9 p: w. for silent prayer and brated tomorrow morning Jit- 7:15 PR0GRES$O •m. .buildine-fund-.-'' stalled and plans for the new year j..mnmuhipn jireparation,; • iitobseryanee. of the-Feast of St. T..JilQnUiiy-tnecti>niS.iQ_.._._ The-Rov.-Mr. Dezso_will attend will bfe made.- —... _..-,' -•— .T:>.._..^ uJPear$ At 5:SO p. ni.'SuriSny"tKe '•Andrew."""' —.-••"-•:-•-- •••-—•••.-••y--,^ Minestroue Soup Fresh Ground: Beef Mrs. Club will be held On Satur- a meeting of the ^Elizabeth Crosby!- Hqly Eucharist will be cele- c Migh Fellowship will have a boxday at 8:15 p, mi The Luther; tery on Tuesday, Deeember'4. * tilde fiends lUc^ MkC¥ supper. Regular fellowship meet-' LcitRuc meets Sunday evening at >gna inl!» \vill follow at, 6:45, at which iPears : 30 p. m. On. Mondny at, 8:00 p. The Platypus Cereal Foodratifc' time the Rev. Mr,, AlUnKer will w., the Sunday School stuff will ..•••: fe'- • -::, show films and, t,ell -o! his trip Tho (itick-bitled platypus . Has ' a If*^ FANCV CORTUND SERVE ACME FRESH FROSTED FISH w hold its .monthly, mooting.'to make flattened bill like a duck, a body Fibered , through the west lnstsummcr,'- final plans for the Christmas pro- = Serve SPAM covered «i|h fur, webbed feft and Witai Baptist Church — 100 High street. ••--'- Senior- High -Fellowship will Kr'am" on Suiulny, December 23, Frosted Haddock Fillets '%'kt. r;;";*" •'-'•" have a "shipwreck service" with broad tail, j'its young. are hatched Rev. Benjamin Allen, Pastor. •\ at J p.-.m.', ... . . • ..' • from vu&a, The-eggs are. .fit a TRIAL ; Phyllis -Cove in chfirge at G:4r> ISunday School-fS:45 a.m. . Frosjled Whiting Fillets £ ^7e V'--p'©'"» .On-Tuesday eveninK tlid Boy leathery texture and are joined In '.'•Ah ~d • Sunday.- Also at' G:45. the Odd meet-(it 7:30 p.-in... At !1 -, Morning Worship—11:15 a.m. . Educator Cakes Smmtm lihtl EtidS: fellowship will tliscusi pairs. Wieners Frosted Codfish Steaks ^ 37e who seryed on the Trinity Episcopal Church — Forest and North avenues. •V-i-lrv. ""'ill.'.'i'iLHI JiltliHiilJ.'.! '..I 11— ' -•' •" Every Metnbcr.Vi^«T>6Ti\niW T»...... fi.»«Sunday hService \r IT .-r*?«vTKt's 8 a.wi^' HolHsii'tftV,.y Eucharist: " J-....:..-...::. ",. '.'....I suihi" ' Seventy-tUtii' anniversary their-Work nrift•bring the pro- StAVK OF NKW JKK8EV ' Faittily ServiciS—Church School 9:3Q a.nt, Cocoa niotion pictuves and pictures of It- S.) .'• '"•' tti • " '•'• •*•.'..• dbe C*iiclkei-« ntn to a conclusion. EMILY MEEDE , '. Rector's Coffee Class 10 a.m. - HEHSHtY'S •-'•••-.' / Heal French-Style Green Scouts and vacation school-groups ONE OF "THE BEFENOAN'TS automatic Choc. Grohaing ^ y.'iilf Members of-'thev •Women's Guild re lujvt'by Kiiinmbned'and rc-qulted Choral (Eucharist or Morning Prayer) 11 n.nj... will hfi sh'qwn at .7:45 p.m. • •will'scWo luncheon to tlic New- ' Voil r unnn Carrnll'K. Seltsrs.a^iijjse Young People's Fellowship 7:30...p.m.'-(October-May) Butter Cooties tn hVT\ I •. On Monday at-8 p. m, the home comers Club on- Wednesilay. mini-., ts l( No. Union Avenue, Cranford: m Calvary EvaneeHcal Lutheran Church (ULCAy—ilOJEnstisian street. ..: department meets. Ni'w Jersey, ar» answer to the complaint ; •^"•.•m nii'il in".a civil uctlort, tn v>hlcM John Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, Pastor. , •••••- .-',•'•';. SaMlMS if te, laitvnp is piiilntift in»l~^vYl9!!B—Mwde km tlM IhffiMt, MMtett I —New!^ Bafciiig Choeolate^ Me - the chinch on '! iiesclnv .-lit .10; • Mui-lk-r, vt ills., aio defendant!!, pending Matins 8:30 a.m. .;'.- -- :— _:_• . In the Superior Court- of. New Jersey, Sunday School 9:30 a.m. l fancy Domestic Sliced .&.-•:*._ n m WSCS tvecutive meeting will T-he unclerstantlitu; of GIHI which .within U33S .tlwa dai-a.. after .NovembeNovemberr 29, 1SS118S1. i The Service 11 a.m.. , • . . • . • p be at 1 p. m Tues-day inthe chnji- Enables one to prove his,si)iritual exclusive o( such date. H you (all 80 to • Choir Rehearsals: Thursday—Intermediate, 6;45 jj.m.; Senior, cl. At 8 p. m. board of education ilo juilumont for the relief demanded in .1 Non-fat MOIUI* dry tkStn mUlc, w mcra •lcnVi:ii,ondver all eviVwill be tlonlt tho complaint. will-be taken against you 8 p. m. Friday;—Junior,--? p. nv ~'- -1 each can Utakct S jult ijiififU meets and n P-»ty fw ,» ~ tiy ilcfnult. * . , ' 17^1 .'.'ithTit ChrTstiiin-Seience services Ttie uu-tlon' has) been (nstitutetl'for thb St Mark's A. SI. E. Church —- 88 High sUect. .'....''..: '." 't^^tmm± bets will b» held at the parsonane v»x't Sundiv.v. The subject of (ht: piiMuiso of fmeclnulnii a Certificate of Rev. Sarnuel I. Matehett,- Pastor.. , .:' Cei?eaI^115c PiavCi gtoup"!, one, in the chivpo fat Sale ilated November 25.10:12, l«a«le :Colgatej 71c- -•-..PlantersFeanui^^i^ ...... isi.ivi-Scnnoii is-'"Ancient ant . Sunday School-—9:45 a.m. • --.. ,'••__.- and the othei ai ihe.hqine of Mrs by flcoiKo G. Teller, Collector,^ to the : Sharp Colored Cheese «» 6Se ^ Necromancy, Alias Mus- Titwii.'.ltlp nf Ciunford, and thereafter on ' Morning Service-—11 a.m. Cleaiiser luii,nofcs,-20 HOlcteayilL^Vu ^ MklaUiOIOafcsiunwltotheisaldJohn Palt*tl*e ^e-L bc held on Wednesday at 10 n. m. $ Nos J2 Hiiwtlvpvne Street in the Town- ^....»-»._ — ?24 Walnut avenue. . Mixed Vegetahles 81 twm At 8-p w , ptUJWiLl Test isirom Coffee t- Cheddar Spread S - * 6Sc'-Z Uiiu- n i-'r,,T tJi-nt ilp. I •'«••"'«•'>'• Vou ure made a. jiarty defendant Rev. Albert Allinger, Pastor... - _.„ Caslmiere 't;:>lM,-;,i be m the chapel. n j __ AA/I -HUiy-ilut_uu~lui>JU.Ut.^j. ,,v „.;,«„„ „( the fact that your father. •-"• Sunday School—9:45 and 10:50 a.m. . Octagon Juit Jfctii in ToaU«r 23c . •'.'••f >•.:'•-Vf7v';":-iv;- ..,..,;- .-vii? , but'.mercy • anil 'trillIi John Mevde. tiled'Intestate March 2S, .Sunday Morning Worship—9:30 and 10:80 a.m. .• Glendale Ctuh feg "* . -•••^KvJ-rti1;.'?V:;-i tSTIAN r 1 IIM'J while In poxss'sjsiUm of said lands. Bouquet 'hall l)o l(V"theni that, deviw tiov *^' I: Kuvumbcr 0, JOSt; ^ Junior ana Senior Youth Fellowships—G:45 p.m. „• Laundry Soap m^ BltOAHCAST j i. aiiANt SCO*TS""• '•"-•' •••--- Evening Meeting-r-S p.m. ... wapps Kraft Velveeta "THE CHRISTMAS .STOT1Y" is H-sa.w '...:••'• 2 ^ Bibic selections read will In— Clork oj tliu Supurlor Court 11-20 St. ^lehaelVChureli-»Miln and Alden streets.- . Baby Foods BAt•AIMH JiZJlZfiE ' 9 larg* r| Juice %"S 37e | the i-ubject of .i Christian Science- Rev. William B. Donnelly, Pastor. .-fc^r- I >AIMOUV'•AlkiriliuEc ' & -»Lit Pahstett Standard uitiio proiiiaw over Station WNBC, . Cotliitur* Masscs or Sunday 1.-8. 9:15, 1-0:15. and 11:15 :a.nw.' ; French Fries ^17c 1 1 mm Hc\• y,,i; combei 2, from 8:30 to 9 o'clock. '•''-Masses on Holy Days of Obligation 6, 7, 8, 9 a.m. ", Week Days ?, 8 a.m. Your clothes will I Clapp's Jr. Bridal Bouquet Soap The First Presbyterian Church" ~ Union and Springfield avenues. 1« Sale Rev. Robert G. Longaker, Pastor. :•-.... Sunday S«hoolr-9:30 a.m. • LOOK BETTER I Chopped Foods P«ckt Orauge Julep Layer ^'0^ 59e • ASTATEMENTOFOUR QUALITY FURS Divine Worship Scrvicer-n am. 1 Junior "and Senioif Young People's Soqicties-Mj;45 p.m. Cinnamon Doughnut^ ^f?f 23e | iiiiiriii!* - — H«'iii«ii*'lhig — Rclliiing Evening I ALL WOItK OUAHANTEE» Sticky Cinnamon Buns J*» -?9c". -•:*i first Church or Christ. Scientist - Springfield ayisnuu and Miln street." •IAST LONGER POLICY NEW BUDGET PLAH^ Sunday Sehbdl-^9:30'va.m. f Deeorette Bar Cake ry«rl No wtalknr wofrl** , .'. n» 'mdr« FIKIIER. l'r«i», Vw I '.AGIi'OT- BACK OV Thursday - Friday—10:30 a,m. - 4 p.m. ktavy. lifting, b»ndlhfl lira'ichlns. lindlxvdryt- Friday—7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. • - , r ttm POLICY, AN I* y«ur walk pitUtily . t . all ootornallcdHyl And Craftford TabTrnaclc OW-»-Vl*ir, ike) illmltioU. \M, PROTEX Rev. George A. Aitcheson, Pastor. ' . AGENT, Whicii.R4!ally.; • — hour and meUtur* » , , tha etntln, IherAuah Sunday School—9:30 a.m. HUM* 'M YUMKU cyllnd.r eeilen, that makti elelku Toilet Tissue Toilet Soap Counts!- . Choose Care- & M Ideal Brand Chocolate ;,- Morning Worship—11 a.m. - look b«H*r, f««l' b*ll*r, last lengerl Coll today £ «ll*!fell* Ian fully Those Who WiIT r «3«^^p< 1.IWIII.W JOTWM Complete,'hath erutt mid . Young People's Meeting—6:30 p. m. ••''•••. fof your FREE Iddoy (rial. " • Candy-Coated 7 fillifilling mixeiti! hheman .Stiind, Between /You i SINGE 1927 Evening Service—7:45 p.m. . Peppermint Patties ;tT 39e AIUIOIKIS T_ 29C CaiidvBarsS:41e or tntaanut! and PosyibH1 Loss.. .We '", : .Friday—8 p.m., choir practice. '" -."'%, .., Saturday—8-p,tn.. men's prayc^'-^meeliHR.- ~ rt«J*t tl UNMX IMilil ATHUNCU - blvUIort km M$i«u Chocolate^ ,25 : biter "Moi-p.-Than Thirty Wetlncfsday—8 pj«-. regular prayer mooting. • SUPER SUDS : Years of Froveu Serv» 1 Richardsbirs ISiglrt & Day • ^li..g»ii...agiiill«M«'aB^ii«LM-^i|i/yfllHi,,^fli).' fff iia'f jjUy^^T^lj-nljtrril"'."fftfni'fr"f"Im Lit pawl Stayeh a NATURAL GAS, When iiurchaslne cas apnllincej* from your dealer or ' M!B,Ch«wl"!« Sunday—10 a.m. (Sunday School). ^g Peanut Brittle" lixture ..„/ Alia large pttg. Super Sudi, ? other supplier!* be sure tn tmectfy NATURAl, GAS. ' «{> Alrrtdix) Bo Asaured - - Friday—8:30 p.m. (Sabbath Eve Services).. Chocolate mail box top and coupon from' Fluff p21e • . . -; —-Be InBurod! CLEANERS & TAILORS • •'. • "Saturday—?:30 a.m. (Sabbath Morning Services).. Patties 29c Aetna to Colgate Co.! : Chti^Uiiii Evangelical Mission — Masonic Temple, South and '. \>1 II I II. IK ..'....';...••• ;.•'-. Thin Mints*, 39e •—-.•• ; -..- • • ' Thomas uvenuts Battle Creek Rev. A. Mangione. Pastor. Sue-hard Choc. New! Soilax E Hedenberg-MacBean io."> soi in \\ i •:.. i \^ Sunday Stihadl-—J0:3© a.m. B & B Milk Chocolate , . Worship Service—11 "a.m. • ' maBrann vx&. •,Fi »^g, ( \[ \M;III{I). N. .1. Osc«ala r^resbyterUn^Church — 82 Raritan r&ad, Cknk-Ctanford. li SNO.;CAPS Squares ^^ 25c pj Rev, Albert G. Dezse, Pastor. . . '• • 20S East ^road Street, Westfield >« a A'o railing? fallen I Ammonia J.22c Flakes !± 22c CRanford 6-3000 • '-' Sunday School—9:45 a.m. • • f NIGH to hiiiidii W» Phone CRanford 6-1 r~ Sunday Morning Wtrrship-^ll-a.m. ,-— —- Chews Senior Westminster Fellowship—-7 p.m. # EUZABETH • RAHWAY • RgTUCHEN • PERTH AMBOY -Evening-Service—Ond-Sunday-m Mcmih—

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THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25>lsting his son, Amcw PETERSON'S DAIRY (!• Old Friends Meet, 150 at the CasijftiiWn Uiveriiide drive. Alotuo StajJK, i hthe coaching TV. , 149 . 177 Marks 35th Year With Bank County ChamnlArt Group Hitrli. ork - A. A^ duties, "In the case/rf storw.-'iiarapes^lHr^T MfS- <"ruik^liailk ,-'•«, f)en 12 ^ of WCstfleld, wel • An\(il«l student refJurned~~Jf>r a f^TlSurgeTops for. -his .pocthyit work,; I find instituftohal buildinas, cojii-ft^ti'-^t.aideirjfjrii.tritiori on arrange- . visit wHK his venerable profes- 1 All team!;, interos'ted In and paintings of thor. Seen Only Smaller iilructJon eari go ahead -WithMiti '^it-.-^-rr.. '. ».-i ftxap- ind Vi-'jjctabk-S to ttJ \hi~ konkir Gold Tl.'tlI sor recentlv when Carl H. Hitch- As iRahway Bows, 20-0 horses and 'dogs. cock of SW CMumbia avuniic jour- Building During pfcrmit.if no more than t(M)O p.->iiridi';,'£fc*ii.ii«9-t'--<>f''tbc Flortiphilc Gi»r- b;i 11 I ,ea jyieT -spoiwoietl by the The Itcpublican Club keglcrs,, IIAHKIS, LI Afttmuuii j fli2ftidf fe'^lt kt'' raPPEKMINt ROOM.' 170 1(13 173 Sunday . - - Chick "Gwatnt" Cranforrl flei-ivat i VoUv are to be' liked in any *;?.*• -S-J^M- la> on Thursdays from 1 to 3 p. m, at 'slon, ale Invited to attend a" -.. 133 their performance of last year by the |!aine tiori wojrk done In Cranford during ford Bowling League, finally mL't £.. Delia 101 ' 140 Dotiov'mi 210 108. 199 ArtUnil . '• the Gusino. Mrs. F. It; Yantz from quarter. The same provision apph*-- |'.>;3t C .. pl.-.cc, . . -... ••.'•• meeting In the lov>'ii^hi|> roomt heir Waterloo last Friday-,night-nt (rulrr 198 ins 213 24S 101 14S once again becoming champions of . . they'rushed 'She i and 'UrsiniiK. U.niversi,ties the nex.l year, but it will consist in thcca£e of farm-buikii'jpnts. | ill Dfiddt; (if g'/6ii.k: '[puking up font teen first cluwns. 3. Dolla SJIIO ...... 1BD 184 130 Kutuniid 137" 180 14S Exhibitioii Clark Township will instruct this on Wednesday. December 12, oi' AOntlll ' 1H7 : lflO the Union County Football Con- 'stantly atw* "«ave md rccotint old liniitX. with B9- mostly of smaller -buildings, 'ac- ,1 However, It wns the |>USMIIJ,' thut Echo Lanes After soiling alonU 144 group. Mrs. Yantz is experienced "In other wprdij, the, t>l ai.'Lii*- i^sl'i Mr.s, Ellii.t, Horn*- of 0- Klin emilaet I. A. Nyl«'n ^>f 13^ Mo- with two and thtee uame wins Handicap .' -Ill 40 4(1 057: 000 783 ference when they ended their sea- protection' lo Ihc an«l 10 /e'iir-old Anios-Alonzo StagK. Sr., cording to V. D. Shaheen- V /he new building,'except o'ne inter.iUfi.' v.tre wcJc'onied xi |proved to he the big factor ii^ the SPOHTSMAM'S SHOP (II Held - - • SOK DuflT. njaniM in all mediums,- but h especially 6-lV \i Half Time: hiiwk drive, league ehiilvman. , since the opening of the season, the 0511 IBS son with a 20-0 victory over the ;oiisid«;rf(l one, of the (ire.'itest foot- Builders' General Supply Com- •for. Mi::. J. V. O'Mplit-y Toe it.iy vioiiK'y. Kovacs romWct- .on sijioney ' 17t 19'. cOach oi last >car's OipjK- Cranford Creative Art Group famous for her work in pastels, Mr. All li-ar.ne ij:mn^ will be OOP pinners wer«; dumped for Markawlch ....: 131 > 152 152 Rahway Indians for their fifth ball coaches of all times. pany,., local lumber and building is limited only by cs^-i"•*..;.-. ^-;.:w I'assoi l'otcitt <-() slV V not be able lo IM ,,ill hold its sernirannuijl Art Ex- j Mr. ,l!iteh«ick's.' relationship of critical, rr^tal.s it ,t*--~.t fia-.W^i Mrs.-. H. la ^hlch wore to Severinl. The siv v 204 ''rankrnbrracr ...,. 145 1118109 Group, can be reached at 42 Wefet materials dealer l>nd rnembeiNofi i- men i>t:t;AVi> .-.,-./-'' probably mi Monday and Tues- )lace Men*:- l^auuc te.im, fOUCE rJEPAhTMENT (01 lajcck 170 • 140 159 day. this year because of the J tibit on Sunday, December 9, and with Mr. Stiigt! did not enti.when iny type, of repair1 an..i!.-.•>.:"!; "-• >'hc. i-0 ;it the i'tiil of day eveninc*. t!"Ul balls will be no sindlcnp U8 :i» coaching duties a< USIJU' ay. tJecember 10. The exhibit his -pJityinB days with*Sustiuehaha mftderniziition work also can,- jj'-a i^i-iiiiMiiiit; ivjih Craiio's VI. where he is 0:1 Use ..-iH be, in "Cfahforcl Municipal drew to ii close- hi !0f)&; ' Ht» find T CiiinforH caiiH'd 71) ysudM. ham ill meinbe>'s of the Men's LeauUe M7 iM10 '• R44 games on the season for the Glip^ »ill fihead without special' aitthntiiei-,' Gai'cXrJjfcrs; .sVid Syjiri}? Am*: Car- ji-iui-hiJtn*.-]^ to' "Thorn;!* Mr. Nylen said. ' Nyli-n Utf - 159 - DEMOCRATIC CLUH •»• the athletic deparimc!i< . I ;-Mf. f>tngg remain dear friends tn ers'-Association. '••• \ 154 pers, who n,ow look forward to dinU on Sunday from 2 to 5 tion from Washinjiton, • ptrt,vv.i««.t 'citsi C'^uii.'.Tliu.'njtoting will be--at tt-i iniwako nnd 27 via tW air. on earn bowled consistently. Hicaido Kmir.v J2S 14« IVnrU 1»2 17010C "jLarger hhmes and commercial -::*«.--•>-'« '•iii the lasi half, tn 'U>SP ll •I.nst year the Ieauile iitirat'led .tiorukl ' ir.5 Dull L. 1(10 10(1 103 RnWway Sine . and lib 9 p. *n, Monday, Nioirtu Hohhie is thy, and have corresponded the necessary materials ifir-a.vai!-,;-; z».':;i-:. in Du' township rooms, 1 two rompfrlioili i>"t rtf ^'^ *" .vilii a 002 series led the Republi- 770 start of ihe basketball season, 4-w annual Thanksgiving 10 teams. > • ,• OENEKAl, 131 u.-lounclli) 20:1 l(i15u0 th»- CtrppersS by an exhibition xvlil be on display during the 4fl years MMr. ,and industrinl buildinus cannot be able." - ' ' • :, '•' 'U!-^.^:.:A.n^i\rhn:!:. '. . ' / '• 4-^i;_ ^e'i .-:'.' cans. ' 10.1 which will get underway Soon. -tiMnjits. The liku- and Gold made HiikaUla"" ..«. .... tss. •"•' Muish.ill 100 I7(i A^ DaviK & 1 put up without securing permission i:> *£.::«>t- -il' Williams,Field. Eli?.- 1 llll pounds. a-t to IQ p. m: Mr. Archie Hitchcock has been itpno *. Dad tirst ilmvii !. The Democratic Club pulled into UI) »20 105 •'llnlnui-r i4rt 17fl The victory was not without itss in.Washington unless they are de- !'.-:< .. .£;!iwi<\ the Jast • for both piny kept them foam scnrinjjt on Xtulll.. ».. 171 n added attraction for the Mon* ford High.School and Union Jun The Cr;*nford man was halfback OV«M- Cnmf tic. njj the' latter tenm to third place. U17 ,7JB the end of the first half. ua rc".deindiistratlbn.' given by chosen by t'oach'"PreKs" Marayiuh point-n-minutc agjjregatio^ of Ur- said. . -- . . ' •' ••-..- Eriilu Mceiellnnd took C.ordbii 1—ticiflni'fatle Cjrib U ; anriiverisary with the-bank.' Mr, Johnston was, prcsenteci with lu^- Cr:m- Hi-fnvf ih(> roolhiiH Rnmc, [AMiei's shrirt lend pass and sent In The last place Builders' General — 0 Cltlb S3 . 10^ When he- tried to run with the •he famous artist* L/E, daskins of of Davis and fiikins College as'« sinus thiit year. "On the other hand, no permit tv. • - hEPtmt,tcAN ct,trti iiv i Shnp ;w.;: 52 •'•••'?';ir \v:i>! n sticti-r «!mn- liotwoni Jef- 1 Shoots Buck at a'.dinticr jjiveh-in his^ionpr. ; • • * -..••• • ' »{hard shot frowj ten yards out. SUpply leiun linally came'to life A.Ttrtrtmii . 1B6 2ob-IBS' 4—Smihy Acti-f ..,,.. 20 13 b'all he was hit by three Indians EUiabcth;'He & an Instructor withN guard on the D & E, varsity squad :.-... Mr. Hitchcock and his snn'it, Jack is needed to buildii_Kingle-.famUy fci---^ ~J- Hit IJlije and The Room over the Lutheran Brother- .'170 '.'.".'.'. IS Reidej*' forcel fillind tg6 i hretir at equarterbac fronri thke fogamr e forces' won, 19-14.- Mr. Hitchcock or 1450, pounds -of other steel -and JEFKKI1SOM The Unc-tuw: ' ,. j das mi T120 0—Hurrls,, Ltd in 15 Howard G. Hill of 28Mm. w, Mr.Gaskins has exhibited.in Vui College, was on the UJC var- Hider College in '191.6 and attended N!ew York- UnivtMity, the; ii< .1 i\«. cold in CRANFOHO Hill ptNduY iu7cM~yfW~ovcr Sarrictt*!t Liquors rf?Sy-r MEN'S 1 -Krrlco> Tfucklntf 1« 17 terrace says_lie_is no jstatcs, has worked iii all mediums said mnny of the deceptive plays 1C0 pounds of copper, not counting h Mead/ Si1 • J.1B4- IDS. IW 2—Pollcv Dopurtmrnt id 17 him. sity both years he WM enrolled »t AmcricaH .Institule of Banking and -Rutgers Graduate School of up % i (1 ice on i yiinH*.... .nut Shaheen AKcnt-y ov'cr the h^ •fabricated building products, such ..'WmidiUIT Taykif -..- :...I.KB....I... y Mnxnoici ...;...,;... „>.. 1B4 10T 'A—i.loiiu Club lrt 17 In, the first period of the home Howard Hill, clinmpion ;n<]i g-l~spedally famous lor, his ina tia cot the Holly street college! At CHS, .Blinking. During World War I, he was a member of the 165th-Ma^~ OF GOOD SPIRTTS M.JIll. Jf .,..•••!••-.„. 180^ 138 4 ._Pepporntliit IIiiiiiu 17 l ". ..•.~..;;...C....".T;.. Heljiilnlil ;..,..vr,M...MFn..;..,., ., . .i Drhin Cranford Shoe Stw«•.(.•«»,.•.>.• ..,,j,",...,..ciin,...,.,, Hnwlnmi The end of the rnonth "bumper" :,...,. ins 207 1S5 15 set upMhroUgup h a comBTrTatton" of", surely ails-jas The lectures will be at 6 p. m. and sity his junior' and scnlof-yeirrrc— ild net :..... liE...,...'. siiyiiflhl Mlirlii Itrlliul „..;.. 2tt l20.J 2(1 7-Bunn'i Esi»o 14 19 .foreign ^oil. 'MrrjohKstoriTias beenrirre;iklent~of Cranford for 23- Kovutii K l list- .,, ,.,-».l»m.;,i natches tomorrow nltfht nrc ex- jt—I^Ttlicrnri Brntlu;rhood 20 short ruft^ and Koury passes; Nbrirt | jjjr. " Cranivtd did .ill stress need for corn posit ion Norm is the son of MK. and Mrs- I'/cll ;...... QB.. ¥ Sfhmldt 1 W years and formerly wwyu member of the Lions Club.' ...; HUH tryciji M:n«lmli. MtClntlilni) iccted to briuu several major 034 B08 •8S4 »—Shdhcett Agcncv 1:1 20 eompieted\three out of ..six in this J naS«ake ^Vwitd Sunday «*,'.„ "M&A design in painting. Mepibers Joseph Hobble.of. 00 Winahs ave- wyu , , ot. ». l 20—Hnnu.tr* Uqlinr 20 Fi"ank I.HU...... V. Murray •honges in the league standings. ift stanza, T . Bil^-.\l i •«.-....'.._.Riefel ran- -i-t-..—i.15 yardsJ' g...-••-.••hot .I ( - • jf thtv Art Croup will be^ able to Si'lhwwii? 21—Hnliiry Clul) 21 arrow clean - -Jhr«u;.',h t |J nue. .,• .. •... / ' . • i KM...... ,...;.,..,,,..»,...... 1 12 j,.;..,. 0. a t»9 —, c As usimt, the Democrajs -will tniijjle COMMUfEWS 121 22 — Arnold ami Soil 2t for the: touchdown. Barnes' kick { c^ist •, I attend the lecture Without charge OHANKOHD Kliincy tfci \W 12 21 1 •150-jioiiiiiri diftr msili'c the .fimaunis si'Vcrally churitaiMe uyuhiKt tlni •••.•'. ' n4D-< liSB 7UI JtcltuKy Club. VH. Arnold arid Son. Hart for 12 I on July^iwl, 10S!/*lth IMeveXl tmd etmU coinpuied to July l«t. 1651, Inicalhiit with WHOLE 'FAMILY Matltiu. t*»w»M'a i«iil nating cofrtniittee for. the forth- fcnmco •fimcRiNG m Mrn's I^-nt!UH vs. llulldt-i'rt' Cunui'nl. yards in the end zone- fbr a 13-0 eran Church, will lissumio Ihc.p Kttld'mimiifitjt from July 1st, 1051 to tho date of ttilu, and co«ie o( mild. M . Cranford 1 •= trvingiftn 1 - patrick, llntheran" ^Brotherhood,' J. Ulr«!li ...... —..... tfH 1S« looDfinncratli: CUib vfi.. Ilunubllaan Cldlj. about tft a. mn. when SJK'% toming eleetijan of officers was ap- • wljl Inke Dliic'f on nrtl i ^ruir! i:rt much 0 1 n.-.l>ri.«ilrt ihf imid(J> llcld Ei'i'lun-Yrilckhitf VH. Police Dcpt. *A Rahway fuwble on 'its sown 35 and utvtcs-ashcd an vary Church in 1042 after a Crnnftml./N. 3. ' , ,' ' ' ri'V'oUghiyiilhy'ed^Kame iitthe 'Cftth-Tlnncsz' . Republican Club, 209; 7«o nio oati LlollB Club Vu. PL-4I|)CI irilnt" B will be held oii January id. _ 1<-> p it 1 frequently. set up tho final Cranford tally. completely ihrough • ihe ;iMin-..r try of over 12 years I thouiili! IB made Umler • tlio provisions of Rovlwd'-Statute* 54:5-19 trt- fjfttf^, «' ftitd • Oval. «n $<>vernbei" 19.;,' The Dellcr. Republican Club, 207; Ric- , — 0 •chest^-awiii,- foMoarejl —wii _Last SatUrdaytsome of the mem- the State ttt New Jemey; ~—. • «N BqotersWin ifoafs ihe itist of the. season urdo. Republican Cltlbj 234t-Bcach, LIONS •«4td---±l Ricdelvinow at quarterbackvhurled bers arid friends of CranfordCfeir- tor' of . Holy Tin; mild laiulH. ti'ii^rrvrtils, • hi'it-illlnmfntu^Jinl r<>.il I'litaU: to be cold, Tiiefhthtttt IS5; . Ill . -Sorry-H»' the pigskin 25 yards to~Blil Mart loTthtljjawie.I'airca.' The.*f tieoii luItL'Titid theTrniowitK Af-tax«« aiuf-ife*i.ia«ijto>»tsKidifyards-atij relldwrt!;-•• ' ; fmir wliisrsi* ioSsosHind-fttH^.ileKi ' 225; Wilklns, Errico Halt ...... ^ i:w 6ki""t1iie 10i where-he-was-immodi] r biisto the.Metropolitan Museum of was during his liitoroitt to July 1,1031 are us follows: -.' ' • . . ,-... Vmil ...... tea lately, hit. G, n jnckt.l n fit ^j dmvn Final Game "Word .has beois rcccivcd.by Cant. it over- on- ah ehd run. Barnes' pliice^lr. Hiil saicj he K«t zurtiii 1 thiiivisitors. during most of the.O0;_Ford, Lions ClUb. 209; D'Ales- . ton m 6t the trip lo New York. Pour •:ni HC ....,.,.., :..M. A. MerllK -.; *fo»V'in-Jn-'»n TJXH S 11'in u -ih«« 3fi .ind VTiicL N. R. Fiskc Post,_335LyfW,J'rom 1 bought JiuuilieatJ- po'itU bitck with hfe'priwitivc .wi Icrty .12. « * n . ....;,...... W."WilllnhiH ...... ; Il)".() T.ik/h 7 i ()'> l , doinu » Kootl job Vil keeplntj sahdris, Fischer's, Market, 201; Felix Robuhicchio, manager of kick spllt-the uprights. -, - -s ...... •••,•• ••T^rRelilll HU'(.lllllUHt-^RTnTiTnnn.ln'ifl T.XIIi _- JII 12 cisi in oil U(i cW.ii d fm- 1 pott... -Tlt& artiui'al weighed i' 54.(1 .*...... :...• E. Vtin Otdrnncrl uiota-tn-MP'rajfMr was UettinK dmks that, Cranf.md i ...... :.., .171 172 IT* visitots could do nothing against Baniian, Mrs. Boyer, Mi. and Mrs. lit-, thw Dctyarco, Arnold & Son. 201 r E. W. rjetoivc his invitation to •appear at .122 i:tn» ; , ..W.-Op'dvckc Kut . was forced to play smeUy udefeji" ':„,.. ...„.,;.,.,..„ 173 180 .130 the strong Cranford line arid pns>: Mr. IlrtI is convinW<] or, NeW Jersey imfry an:in ,....,. ;.,.M. Mim(:h .,...., tty liti«li WEIJANO—^ i Pelersen's Dairy, _243; i fc-j VFW. yportu show November D. Compton, Mis. R.. Hoagland, tfl4«-4B-ftn. i i T nil »n-:, -•,-.—H40 . B07 778 15 untiUit was too-late to make on Ml^irorUihrM^KraBJinjrMrsr Hr •.•:T^-.V.V-..T.r..'G. Vlllnnl ....VTt...;..;.;..... The C.rninford Hljjh School soc- a4HA; r 1(>4!S-4B-.1O Tiixcri, .... Both teams were hampered by the, any deeper than the -Clipper 40- lit- s:nt\ it is taftrt- lH!ni:ino ,-.'. M. I.nniiilli! ,-. 10SB Tnxt* W to Jimmy cor temn wound up Its current tea** mnnn, Harri«i, Ltd., ^45; DelGim- MacCttVthy, MHi,rRaiid!e, Mr \t Si nidi!. A. Hiirl'-y V. ...IBM tnxen bitter eold weather and the wind- FISCrllEK'S MAWKBt (21 yard "line. nirimal, which rt-ociW--: :) i li i Ill «i -:i2 .-.184B-R0 Timtta won in good 'foi-rn 'on. JMovemlMJj" 20 ; dlo, Dcmocrntic Club, 203. 121 14.'l Mr,,Bocchiechio said he and Jer- fBiiJci-s, Mrs. F.-E. Sloat, Mr.>id :inn - .....K. nnnick.A II, Webb swept Held, -.. ;,. . '•' . CLIPPER CLIPPINGS ... at a woUrtti which will heal btHi-r tii, Mil :i5» :.• M. O-ll.-irn .....! .'. .. 1U4B-K0 T.'iKt-K On tho at thi* Crunford Ovnl. by benting Summitries of lnlers Keennds before..the first, quarter am 170 snid the champion wouid be tnoie 0<:car3 will be given to the out- And ht-.uifel that «1 only contaKioiiK d iscaKoK roportcd 4-IS 1-a .».., ,\ .,1. IleU ,..(.;.... .;.", : IBRD TaxeV* , bail ISO, tor tettAw hunters. J^uti'a im Young. ' • /' '••.- ^ . ,. .. '445 •B4-ri8 •..;: J. Ret-/ lfiSO Taur.-a nri.tmbtnutcM strciik'tif throe Kttmt'N. mime to a close.'Berttie SeKcbade's. Orvok .,...•-...... UH liili .178 JDIUirunzo 191 thun jiappy to be of hervicc ttKthe standing lineman and lc.iding back RII-SfMiO ,!„... P, Mollcr , ...1050 Tiixt-i* ..... l«t» 1311 • HO Hautlleint Hegistration is now^open for the to the Board -of/Health duringt thhe 145.12.r2 froth 35 yards -out wns head" lii'rcy ...:...... ;....' s of this year's team . . . Left Gunid er. unlike a eusii SO-HO ....:. ....; X, Wolf ...... __ ittW CiKmti cnn\- Cranfnrd -Hij?h displayed n stronu 'nvlni- ....: DO m 131 local post on some other Ot'cnsioVi, mi scries of' arytlasses starting past week, it was announced yes-, 14 & Bfdii M. Solomon-'.; .1650 2M.12 77a tin! A shoot uritkl li .110 • x jwg$lng tiithek nnd good defensive ed in by Bruce Vojjel froin three Hltlley ;. 144- .,137 172 Huriy Artri'itron^ will the January 3. Evcjrfng classes will be il«9-ti:i '..U. Nir/lntu .... 1030 Tax«'» ..... 22.31 Shop Early—Shop in Cranford—Shop at Bell's Mmrnv bthintt IVoek ••••• tS4 two 141 'M ttl-sot *>f his teiday by Health Oflieer W. V,H83 , in40-S(l Taxes ". 17.0S play by tjn? bnAclleUI. •;, yards out. . . . - lit N V P.' ..;.%..../„ ISM llnemim award and Norm Kouiy ;••'•'••) -^e '.r J v»x-\ ml I. Oiv llHiulic.it* ,-.• VI 12 'V~."j Srtiitb; One person was-bittenvby^ u ,„„ ;-lB4B'5O -Tttyc« , The \iitt gave Ci hrtfnrd a final Both teams missed scoring/on w III : -172 . ini Sk-MicBaers Cugers , the backfletd latirel-i . . . Cranfniri Kobert - i&j\ K«il> JV«Vmu 7(54 .'.•. ; , I7»' 1841IH for'l a\,enu<> ,1 during,; the week . •. .--.12-8. • A l*ttACtiCAL i 1i it ti ml Kt> rcppr Bruce Allen -...... •...... ; ;.. 104 tan IKI 2 Muldrow wnsfthc-hoii'of the line, parly Sunday ii«ik '• 14(1 i:m 104 jl's School, tranfqrd^will oppose SHAVING —" Trrr^l'flf, • ;' •.:.*'! IL* - L ^.-', - • J-IJkt; ] both offensively and defensively T Jlttfl— «'-. Stacy ' tht nos£\.Uto Bapiist Uu» right side, and tallied with a The Camptowners nls'n. missetl Iliitiii 1411 14(1 Sevcnty-eluht teams will com- g nAt?Nirrr"s UQUOH toi ;1!B CYO baKketbf(li4oa«ucr it'-toiis an- fld kik if th what^appeared to .be n sure jjonl Km Cur.v .. ir.li pete in the league thte :se.isnn.~ ark, (N.J. .w»nl t» Eddie iflvt-ynrd kick infB- the ! Jteiic-r..; ; mil'. )Sl Martin 170 lilt I (10 nouncCd .this. Uflcek by the ttev. Inter "in the same qiinrter. - After nrlnk.m-lioft ; lit»'•-'• {1411 1117 KM O>M .ijjun thuiuuh,' was no furtheth r scoring"ini ( wuttt'iiii ...... C.....i; >.•„:....' 144 140 lit! f't hlilf, with iTKTitMfats dDmitfat- the Cranford -KoaUe broke up a i-dstrom : .....:... ttil UU -124 $g.45 t*c-ii»Stiiiitii U.IQ brok- - 1M tilt tiao 89' play in front of the goal, tho ball Gu\K\a :. UI Kit ^iine bix JRludv l^mrci.. niiplay.; ,.-:' CITIZEN AND ClinoNfCl.*: (It 1 1'inKry earne ; close=H Veb1 Kunow' inter- war.th« end at the flrsl quarter, ntitiii ( : ion - mn inn ® -K*¥ s Ray Aekerinnn broke loose at hit his own wan nnd rolled altinu • v. F. W. m. -McMiihuh C.T...... rut IHB nii -i*j UJ <- jus-- on the •Jeff Rclilrtner..;... •• • ?W> isn 134 121 \ 170 nidllc\d anil dribbled hi the Cran- the goal»line. Just as theballtvas t Kin 77 7(l •*• A Scientific - 'i it ban to the 11 On _ nil ntiout-t« roll bver-tiws-llhe.-'JBefnie- 172 "llfl tilt ^IJ-V, KJTI Pefil jiiKsed nrd co;il nil alone. However, Aek- J. TitliM» IIS 10D made a beautiful play, TU'llM-rt :. :...: IRA »•£•<. Juru-tk m itnhSt's. shcit was blacked 'by the 1 two. the ball out of bounds. • Markowleh IS:! 'in"- - inn. I4n I.. Mnremt ir.n ini I'll IPark Pet Town; BONNIE OI nivor fiotij' y^ ii.»i1i3.L« C * •with roueh play on both sides, B. Miilei'li 140. 121 110 jirunt Jf'tJ tnuch* Glenn 'Owens scored the seeoiid 8SB iS40 . 700C. S*lit«r«> '. Ilia 1(11 IB7 JUdsmobile Tune u 'Friendly, -perSinfflt • p < causing nuni$~ pennlties. Iryin >. the pa>- ; from oal for the Blue atid- Gold, 25 n. oiyon :., mi mln i inrj(1i ieeonds after the strtrt of the see-ton's big break eni|M> with about Handicap ;...... ;._ 18 ___ service — check! ni bt^undod-itwny' . • BOB ~ 74ftt 701 gift for U'tHEIJAN Rf sis: minutes' left hr the .game. A 1 DOLL K_- rieii. attemptinu itui half. Owens tallied on n Sfl- it.Jtnlorlm ...... 1BH ' -ISO'" ] ARNOLD AND SON (31 Compare &ai low »»fIc*sSa on nrd drive that was tao hot fordrive up the left side nf thtrlleld M. KMII-IIH •••U!|- 130 1R.Relnhnld0 ' • :.. I7B. 12 14 1 cat tooAli bill. w.i«, hit im- Wfeliiiiiid , t«2 HIS lit rained doe a"" - and CRADLE 'liicey jgoalie. Jim Haas to hold. by.' the vlsitovs was nicely broken ttotiklnu v,. 1S7 140 141 Klrkpa.trlcic _W4 __ai4 Rlipoll ...;....„...., „...; IKS l(lrt ll.7 Will Add Miles to the A «tt»t»lete |«t shp|»l»ai«! center [fie house It apiieared thaf CiS up by,half back Robert A^yre, but V. Myliin IBB I0«l Ifll •Snnlniw-:...TTr.—. ; Itfr lit -- l">0 COMBINATION *: d BUitk tin ill v fi P. DeMnreo 1H1 201 _ 1110 1 :; need InorI e hthan a 2-d lead to win the ball rebounded ait a Cranford '•' . rLEASE'^E»"''rHE: v- With G;iy Dotdli, OTHER HAIR ! I «; in the M>con"d- phiyer nnd ~ went out of. bounds, Boo •'••'• . . . • 707 " 1104' llfl'i i'vpv v\ei<; "slowed n .the' fourth quarter. With the N WILD BIRDS!/ - KLG. S|!.95 nd ngainsf. them, the Blue and pave Evans then, kicked in from BRUSHES ami ummAss "--"" 3< -I" •"jnlu -Tte- Teo-^Jnys-'had. Gold were jorced to playdefertsive out of bounds to John Solek.vvho ffiflfliiaiiB'y^ NOW -•; BRUSH' SETS, La Cross. •• jail. • • •- ••••: •..,-•• • ' •:': •'•••' ' ..scored-.-.t.he'tying goal fvotit three Life of i'nalties marked olf yards out,' Neither team was able Including eight 15- Pingry kept,up a edhtinuoug at- Vmtti 98e to $1 SURPRISE! ack on' the Crmvfovd- Roal. Theto break the deadlock on drives 114 CHESTNUT down the Held: in the final m inutes " •-'. ' re -being -lorced Flowee SOst; packe; H'^iids. Tu-o plays later, SETS aDa£ iSitfray swept around left WALLETS glitfefaa41&" - cai, Vht-> five ior the touch- A BEAUTIFUL CAR $|S0 and Up r-»y's plunge "for the ex- 4N. Union Ave. Cr 6-2707 for giviflg» ilfcd.. • . . ; evety yomiysitct- will chcush. This attractively styled creation STOKE DAILY — 9 A.M. to 9 I*. SI. . They .can drive it und lie the .,. features ample room for tele-- iunJ4 quarter Jeff took envy of; th6 nciehborhood. REG.$29.S0 a*.'a r«*s;uU oi a (15-yard HOURS: SUNDAYS -»A, M. to 3 V. M. NEED phone ttntLllQpks . . . lift-up seat iiasd.r.K \th* drive was ".', • "• • FltOM • • ••'• • that opens • over spacious, lined rat** 43 yard' pass to ..'...NOW. ' • storage chest, decorative nnil- Scliick We Carry A Cowtslete tine nt . he;ui trim. Durable plastic cpv- Large Assorttneiit 3-inivon the CHS 17. critiK for upholstered seat, back ilsiway Jlifen carried around t CARRY A COJMfl'LEtK LINK OF CAMERAS ami ACCESSOKIES ~anc| front ... in rod, chartreusir •.-• -' of •• ' . 3 Jar anc^her.-first down, to LIOSfcL HELP I- DOLL CARRIAGES or ivory. Finished. in blptidc oi^. HAND LOTION Tsfd <-r:irks at- the-line- by maHogany. ; .i 3*s it-c^ut ;?riov€»d the ball to the DRIVE IH WAY FOR OUR Chrome HiMlcd RAZOR Ts^rJt Kcvacs then bucked over i«rvlc«conn«cteddi»ability; Large, Wheels " With 12 Blades Line. of. Don't Take Second ^Choice! SPECIAL TUHEUP SERVICE! GOOb'-BUV AT'. .;• KH0KHLER we do! SIMMONS 3 lie. MOOEUN VIEW MASTERS anil KEELS : 7 1 XTGHTERS Jcif^is^ n v^t-v1 nc> Imic in scor- +rwn« Aiiniin ***^?^ ^'~ ^ Clean and adjust carburetor aw«l spark er: £ - -••-•a ii urt ^y«.n Crnnford In Ktwk ' " —In obtaining madical ouf- HlBT-A-BED u^.> i ctie-J "i ;iai * jr.ci llob I3olo- —clean' balteify terniinaU—wash air cl p«U«nt treatment ot he** LARGE _ -SUITE Yawlley tr^*% *. t* utrt out on The Jeff 47 Check tjie ; jpiUlixation; TOY CHEST sorAS Rich Fiibric Texture _ TNU I j:*uV£ l^'tr. Ko\.ai-. faded BABY '. i '..$ 2.85 N SHOULDER BAG vacuum spark advance— battery-—automatu" . " Beautifully "• • • WERE S25O _ WAS S399 • fc^».j>. *id '• reu. ^nrthf IOIIR pass ln.ui.nce SHAVE AFTER SHAVE PONEY 3S r ..;... .:.- 3S^S choice untl lieal «»ntroL ' . • aaent matten; Docuratcd. SHAA^E t S=-«.* i. v. ho m ide a f.reat NO, 2 ....!„..:.... ; 1450 LOTION - (._"'- «J lie !~».; ;..7.. 24,di Tighten the cylinder licad—manifblds—am! - i-iro-. S*«(».cip .c lor a tive-yard AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS ail hose connections. otf left AT NO CHARGE TO YOU 1 Here's how. to add miles, to the Ufa of.yaur rar. SIGN UP- SIGN UP *i:l»'i-i and uerit '.over lor WEEK* 6l^ y^jia t^w ' ewnversioit at- I' tht^iieme team A f UNTIL 9 P.M. FOB THE .^dJiJ9-«rTead with only U LENS1 - FOilt THE itiJhe £an^e.. WORTH ^K.&0. ,n" I CRANFORD CAMERA PLENTY OF FURNITURE ^APPLIANGES BLOOD BLOOD Bi'raie Qi^rl^were WitII EVERY FtmCIIASE OF A MOVIE S, S EISENBEP.G, R E C. PH A a..«- itif Cpiaiiord. Center CAMKBA OF $70 Olt OVER, TRAIN CENTER FREE PARKING Tw«3 «Mu)rdSrf. who.played.the mm CHAPTER,, 'IWL. 59 BANK wis Ji defensive sta' 4 • ;", ~" Ct» 6-2707' ; ADJACENT I7NO.UNI0NAYE CompleU- t»ne olt Black and While anat?dlar and Movie ,Aye. ^ORTH'~AI^''C3ENTRAL AVENUES -8-8338 _ 1« Ste«k7Xl"A!l tlw«», |i y DAILY »A. M. to 9 P. M. - Up KTORE ' tkj SteM TO STORE, " WH&^MBU,** ;•••" •"•;.. [™ ' — •*—"r ••-••^•r-}- .IIOIIRB; SiUNliAVSS A,.»I.'t«i S.P; SI. • .... •. UiiiiiiiiiHUUiuuiiiimiiiuiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuniiHiiliia iiiimiiniiiiiiiiiun ISTFIELD *t Liquor Store :; V .v.v.;^- ^:r.:i^-<';.-,,.:.v ';,:-?::-^>-:V'.-; THE CRANFOTIT3 CITIZEN* OMICLE. THtmSDAY. 29. 19">1 Page Twenty-One THE ,,CRANFOEE» CXTVOESS' X*ft>:CHRONICLE; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1951 • :;,' >. '}^@l- NeWdik, $2, irnpiopci turn. AH «ag« Mohicans Top paid $3 court costs. I 'w Richard A. Willett of 27 Cayuga BUV ^y^mfm>cent;; orSctHv infi without lights; Kenneth A. De- Longe :pt'2.J 5 Central aVentie-Was Patrol Scbrc^s toiind innocent of careless driving, "Present ^scores in • k rcbntesl not guilty of a red light Infriictloii. W .vt^.> V HIRE "inwiiK the iMi°JiS Pairo.ls rtJBpx, WANTED 1 gcuiil Troop 80, first. PreSbytei -, Issues Directory Work Wanted- Female Helplfanted -Mai iim Ciuireh. Were- announced by .... For Sale Real Esltrte For Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate Fot Sale lW Cameron Ogden this ,Thc Union Cobntj!^tJnit 6f the RESPONSIBLE MOTHER WIII care, for Vttist, CtASS OPtHATOna! am), 1((.u CLASSIFIED RATES ualmil. 'AWtOMAT!C PIlONTOflttAPHS NORTH SID8 riilVER SECTION men needed on Brown Si Shaiiic .im New Jei'fet'y jja«?nts 'Group 'for iflOOM SET*, 10 pie' Mmarly neal, 2-leyel home. Large livlhs riARD TO FIND children^ CBanford_e-4M7, ./ •• tf [to csnM • w»r*V , CRANFOHa •»»' * • • ••-••' rootles. Trip rato of pay and p:il,| .„ liiirry Pethlck's Mohican Patrol RetatcIed^Chitdren" has just -velaas- w»m with 8 ft, pictur«~windovi', spac- On Westfleid'a North side, new four-bed- MOTHER will watch worklnc mother's cations, Day nndninht opcnhti'.',. tjl Ad iou* kitchen with .General Ilectrli dlsh- ' child by hour'.,day or week. CHanford BAhway ,7t«8q<). .•tory'.of books, pamphlets, * fUTCHENl of,other Gl'TSTOM CABINETS. MLT.TIPLS; tiesf* TtWEaT ' u'asher,- exhausi fan, science cabinets, room bungalow, lull tile bath at'$14,790/ is jihfcad with 1,715. points. Points ea»> doable prlr*. Mlnton-Bllt Cabinet Company, 31 South nkAui-y House already decorated -with occu- 0-5U48. . .,,:.. .., ' , . .•;• -.:..,'•• .. ",;_ WtTM A LOCAL BEALKJH between kitchen end dlnlnf roou step down J ilep* to a recrea- room, bath, kitchen-dining area and in same place CRanford 6-4J11 _ call Ptilnfleld S'1534, imipinft jiroficie'ncy^jjdvtincerriertt the problem of.'the,-.mentally- re- N. "l.conDl .» lln. .d. or ad. s.t two ovrr»tiifr«-d chain, W,E 2 lii Id 1 SMIU-Il strain heo£ uii. tion room that • newly painted and one-cur garage: second, floor two a/tyr S P.M. —'.'••• " ^— •/- tjchrd HJfJte- very attractive. Ideally located for a nice bedrooms with facilities in for WOMAN whhn secretarv work, Kunornl ;arded thild. Copii'S of the Vliiec- CARB. < b»ck. » Sum*. l.AWMB and G212, '. CO OPERATION \s/, 9 Adams Ave. :' .•'.'• . '- it MULTTPtX LIST YOCTS KSOPEBXIT DIRECTIONS Brooksldc Place. position P|coso provjdetonipl. t< Malleable Nickel t .V LCuTAL Crnnford, to Division Avi Hunt to Help Wanted — Female lime I1""' OfficoJJfti. '.'. Pietfirc- GENERAL- CLERICAL POSITION HCN. needed by- comparntivilJ allays, International Nlckel'8 u. :i:ia Walnut Aver.. thoucht it vvai> ActlHilh Vvc don t blame Excellent opportunity for voninfi per- lc was dertibniitrated earlier r. WIT after «r M IvKY SPIN DBV -WASHES, (tltmwt new/ fiaiiiliiu; of nit kiiici '•* rAsntv — Coon imvimatLSit" tht m for thinking it ltiiuhl haVi* been PHIL F HENEHAN. Broker son Good Worklnc Conditions Pro- ijettnle oraanliuition Krrvltii; jiu rpillnK mills are producing tnatle- • . CHanfnrd' .0-0188. • '• .•- .• \t trade. Wq.aro Ii .itruwini! m E OHIFMTAl JlUG 0x12 ro.fr SSfl. .CRanford' 6-1210.•_ ____/. | Oivhr apu.trotfnS ti« Amur. S Itmtni S2II boo M it s an ««i< otinnallv wcll- 312 Park Ave. PlalnflUd PL Q-BSIO gressive firm In Oarwood \]n ttvmth tit thi' annyal; aistHct EvenlnKH Ed Smith "WE 2-J251 ltahlKati6r\ interested in training a |>cV able nickel for such, electronic uses PrirrSUW Call U fell* Id 2-.U53 TEN-PtlECl!nrtTi<81oli^lifcdirilne^Tj/iici llKATlNGHiVsiiiatlui jmi tUpaliliii: Oil (^ biult ni-". 4-h< rilfio|n lionif A-l emir WE*tfIeld 2-0400 ^^"^" .3S=B^ Ihiflftl _(ioh fo*T)is U »ole» (epresentotlvii- |M ||,| t,||\ Troop 8.0 Was awarded top 1-! 1 ' rea»onalilj' )irlei'd. MecM May li*f wild burners InRtallcd and twvlceii.' V~-i <1 tion Uith ritil plaitcrtd v.iill'l, Wtuth Cranford and, Ohrwpdd area. - 'iw ss radio.tubes *nd radar parts, and Ithc sPjiariifely. Citaiifard. ()i2443 bufm-r 11 lt-2» bd SIS V>tX roonlh ti'iHnpIMd vlluUoui. hot Mater heat WOMAN for general clcanlnifrone day; h lumiii^Hrtiong the Cranford groups: substantial quantltlci.'' of Monel for 1 Oil lull 'SS X &£&, S-c^f jc-*r- vilh oil, first floor lavatorv, ultra inod- «/eok, Thursday •ot^FfUiay. eRanford nn eMccllent opportunity for the "m GJItl/<: c'lIAIM BICYCU UiUr MI lllu ii. in. pi" after t $-10 u Ilium to till fur S2fr UWMBA-VS REFKiqETiA* K ond EtEC- dd Jll orn Ultihiti Hal Hi opiate, uttachid ear- SC&tCSV PLAINS — Maplo Farms irc- 0-2338. • '• :^^~^. ...'; ', „..,.' ..•.,'..•• condensers, evaporators, salt water ^•RK3 SEHVIC6-7-AI1 makes refrliiefatoi'ii steady position with a C""d iialary III, J citjnri.rd S-CSJO Bv'^ ""JACKETS, >*d «mr^>!iie*"|ilaM,- in anrt all for S20 R00 tlon " This unusually Well built 3-bed- Is, hot UjmMeJL Box-No.'MB,'Wire Cu l,,nry Pethkk wds liiven' prlv- lines, pumps and other naval ap- attached hoiid, n»w; fuKtrlimnnd • tan 'ropulrod.. ElLtilElectricc moutlet s and rp. BROKER CO OPFRATION room home has a Pennsylvania binm? Glfilj to,047 «l»*|J4..-.Hahwny 7-SSB4i^. • . .- ' and del Call Ck (I-0L13 •7 110OMS 2 n ATI IS 75 X I2S lot Quiet STONE FIREPLACE in th<- living room JOSEPH J). CtTKEfe. •.pcikcr at .the- Fourth Annual BACHSHUND PUPS;'Jafiirfc ayd~tartT*V- dead did fcirott An interesting bu> at - Owner transferred $17 S00 _ IlOUTE GltltD kit Blko Planer Olllld COMPIfTF tiANDSC-APlNfJ <3p.IIVICE Itt North Avr. *- CKaatenl «-U!90 GIRL or WOMAN for houseworK one day Nursing Service; Timip-Charter gerviee hekiJflsl Hewr b« tn UMI! Hi j».onabli' Call fuetlnitata, fhamiilnii blood line. Will Associate Broker. VJT», Lvm BL Hirknir «i i«oo —UROKEH co OPERATION a ucek steady. CRanford 0-2452 V Baro-Kcd and VVhlt* t .TIM t AVEt^AND CHANrORD V. I*;-A.,,tor;.aeiieral Nun y"" afternoon at the church. a(i<-r B r M cRjntnrd (! H44O iiold. 'Linden 2-MttO-M'. __ ? CBjofiw* MM MONEV TALKS' A house painted barn-red, with rin-1 trlnitmd und iiitiovid, frull trcrn. D- T. MCJJ* — CBt «-mtiOG inti. Visits; Hypodermics, Matercil 1 •ftiREE-rifiCK FMIEZE'llvllu?-rn'nm sulio*, Tint v.ass triir in the old dn>idn>. TTodaV it WESTFIEID—Newly 'decorated home Infant Care,' Health Education., tiJ fm ScKth'idt, director of eamp- FIUC.1DAIKE I , cu ft i!t>m! condition. vofu'oprriii to/full-Bin1 fowl. Excellent khadi- itn.ii «v«ri(rofiii. altn ktuinpJ f-itinu as if all l it hah * a chariLh c to soV iis four rooms,-HIHI cxbmulnn attic on a Autos For SaltT; 'white shutters ..and trlnt show? up S20 2'l UMMIU Drue Cmnfurtl iininvxl Cill Wtstflild 2-(.97B Jftir Vlsiilntf Nurse C»n Help You, Nomm ,n|r, ,it Schilt Spout, Rese.ryalion, cnndttlnn,, IMiMi.nablt.*. CRanftml U-Stitl H< lln und Coodbyi ' put vour money LABGE LOT — Hear (irtnchi'tl i LVMOUTH. 1033, 2rdoor sedati, heater, er.,' tit CRt-nford 0-0737, oif rniiMiH well With a gi^y roof; Amhlte-palnt- II n in , " In K«al Fstutc uh.rc it will hold 1U lnjitnedlalo po-.itsslon $14 ">00 liood running condition. Reasdnablt*. Me nillinrn, blTored a; rnessatj^" "rHFSlI TUHKEVTlclUi ct mid d c.«(l iQNKI. THAINS, O iidugCi perfect con- \J1IK' l-oi Inklamu Mto thlt. dolluhtful 5«|ephohe Dlrtctor*. , • • , cd brick chimney also adds HrjHOT^nbU priced Orcli'r \oiir*. wow wnru A BJOCAIL. WE Ji^BS-Jf a.MeV B p. WL, : -'••»<«;» I, II ry received special training HrjT tp A Orclir \di O \"i dition, track gvitl tintjsf<>i»\« nd ililo service, nom- »-Jimd School il mm as l«n rcnti-r hill oil sttatil hont.^JVSt 1B0 lot.SCOTCH PLAINS—4'j-room bungalow in radio and: heater, very good" niotor and Shoe Repairing STATE OF SKW JF.nSEV iiiil'rtut roi dLtilL. call WEstdcId Thu Id- ai l*i Ddublt «arui;f A home ,\oll will be tlre«. CRahtord 8-3491, 7;:10 p. in. to i> i i ; ~ . taini I« 'fCSbod Medicine", - VKNFTIAN BUND"? — rlevaiutu, »i»rt. 5t, Johli'k Cnthoilt School zone Tile ', ••' •• ;':'- 'v-;'.;.O14;FIia ri.,;•.;.".. ,.\' '~' ll^l iKid otli'i lluniilll LS SHOE iREPAIRtNd. 108 N Unlo| • 3-S32 l-ll t( Vi bpLV £ twOTi *t ic iue proud of A rcaUhVistmLrtl both in : 1 uiwm Pluillc tape Aim tvcoiidWImiiiift kliihun and bath 2 bi dronmsi Ftu- p. m. ,,...-•.•.• :.-•••. •. _...... ,.•••. t'prluht umvl tinulUlou CKnnfuid ^ n. h..»t t>"iPll|>|ii cl hock«\ s. 2nd tlouir^ Luuv iDu«£v 'Ana 2 ptiotcit. biilh with n dlitinu room that roohi in the bast moht. In addition to a MftS. EDWARD JEHOHJ! CA9EV. you'd trcSt a eoid by "firtSer'paint» KEFIMQFHATOU OK. » tn *i in Ilium, cabltn'U DtSlunn tind ctlnnics 2-t. II Kazan*- In] ill Iwtaeucci ^k>J v.ill ji)i- new Thatcher oil unit 1-tac attached ford 0-0728 jhc KcrWee.;. Wedge In the great U. S. push across 1/. I) mill ik like HIM. S.4 <>uh Call funltHliid un i-lial^t M F Arrlngtoii, __. . than any w.e Rave teett.". tri c it 1tac ataed •wife of EDVVARO JEROME > HU«iUhR:'(ild. Like »«•«'. $175.00. •Korcetf preciate — SItUllUL t d.rlv«.wad v Quicikk 1 the* dental Pacific in WoHtl War U. ing" your face-and the topper part to k'U.ieail ldt alteil r t:(IO p. ,in., aiT:I.ociwt 3 Oak lane, Crunford 0-0440 It the frunt pf'the bunHalow is.amplB din Karaite, ptrma.nt.nt 0J5 DODGE. rLbutlt motor und uim-ritor Imliiin head-dresses • are being lnE-Si5ace_»epa.rnlcd Jrom a Modem 'kit- S1J.700 new bufieo Pasied inspection $7t Mil. CAStV, husband i'f JEQltH th«* only chart available tor. the 6f your Wdy with whllb clay.- This Is Drive nEhow ilci SANC.<< OIC UUMNEH SLRVICC CHaii- WTI>. 51 cheri hi/ a breaicfaitt bar "corViblhW Wit} HELP WANTED-MALE I prcjinrccl for a Court of JHonor ta CASfeV^ tand the Unkno*rt-Welfs, mw, I^C<>I1CMI cbnditian j ILlllhC CRanfoid 0 4aJ(l coral outcrop, was. owe mstie-jri-1811- ari African ctiuivaleiit of vthe t*b< IcaBO, ford 6 11520 an tiiumual arrmiutmcnt (if oabltic •lie hno, nice section MACHINE SCItAPERi liniik 6f ench Scout is indicated 6f BDWAHD JEROME CASEY nnd iTDL i! mliehllit. lot- —TOlaHori.-^^ Excfptlonally -wbll^-ktept rind easily financed. $9(100, ' """• "" CA9EV. ,-.-••• -' SEATS—Cniii*> rush, ratton Work called M North Ave-,. C CSUsteid Liitliilenial CPMHIAT H« drii't, tMcrlli'iit lOiidlltnn, >40, — to serva Upon Charles J, Stevens, plulh- N J ^- Xt •CENTBfi-H ALl, MOME - in tlitt Heather- WESTFIELD—INVFSTMENT PROPERTY Vold> Ilewal-d WEstllild 2-1417 | \VtLI>fcK tioniil with'.'troop. 80 and aVe based tiir'n attorney, whose addrc«ji, ii 18 Niarth alnut—cablhcW—'S—dam4:ni^_i_ojn II^ Wmt A ILOCA1L. BEMattaat; BLACKSMITH BY THE STATE OF JERSEY ^_i.i.mrli.---5»MjftH wUh^wmiHnnnllv "lariit t l ltayu upon-legends of IntJian tribes,; Mo- Union Avenue, Cranford, NiUr "Jtcrsey, an - Htihrx lhrre fcliclvy*, iltd<«Hoblr Cflun- niiclvm, 12*ftlK73, t21 CRantord 0 01121 RADIO AND"T«"t"fcViaiOirBEHVICir loom*, 4 bi.drooins 2 mn^lcl bldroomri ...... JiirtOHcyV ^A-l- location /or a aiiswt'r' to tile complaint tiled in. a -civil LU injikc* repaired, yiime day service, diamond ihip, lost Saturday in vitinlly ~.~... . snawnee, iiint id «-4"80 / GIHL'i (ind JIOYS 2H blcxelii. litk<> with doubl^- closets 2 bnthK one Vvith noss Investment. Stop by our offlcs LA niE HANDS •"nfcUrtrt in'whifh Aiitinilii_lntolnt' l» rjlairt^ loWtst prlcr-i !l)i( (.iintl tin bey Kudio SLIVICC, U4 Hillercst Ave 50 Tool Itoum U-.liay* fniincriy l-oarned this region., J Also JiirLe nqti iriuni tilx. 14>£ 11 viatci licnt wood burning firtplae in 2 MH7-T ar« eliiftm&mtsi, jMsndiHii In the SuoorUir-J , irtWeftrduroy Koorl |atk«t. CULtltia UI tt iH»lU>o—TOObJ Those Scouts who have been Court 61 New Jersey, Chtthdiry blvlslon, i properly. We teach everything you are re- '" celleitt Vonditiun C5TI tviiiiiii(i~li<>iii B-"7"~CirWTtJ fireplace^ Cnll Cliaii*or<« fi-0714 large lot -MOLB-MAKEIiSi— CEDAK " W AhbROIJi , lp CARPFNTER - CONTKACrOH Repairs rt.af p«icch b £ ISH3 bedroom*, TAVFRN rOK «tAl E—In suburban town Help Nominate within aS'-dsys sftur December 13, 1851, ;—quired to know about operating a-motor-V|ehicle, twln »l»t bed nrjd'box httiihtf, full sl/c Illciol Wcnthcr stripping, porcV- -r los' colored tOe M ACHS SLOT—100 ft; frontage, with thi» Unix Hi vntily ctl'-bliv. on a tinn-iom lib hwarded badges of. fidvaneement exeluslve.of tmeh date. Otherwise Judu- GF'JEKEly' ELECTRIC! UEFBIGERATOR met, cabinet uiurk, 'i.rx.--' 1ntage\ 1 bj.t#m«nt_ A-C ikmiit, siiumtoum iinililtur titp, $20, Grilcrnl FlrclHc Ipln- At* sprint! ^.Oltniiford *• Win 4-hedronm 2-liath home. Dullnltely not IK tltlve n^liihnnrhond tuvcrn Owntr rla»tlf Mold« — l»ay« hlettt by default may b» rendered uirnlnst c'iulklnii, tooling hn( -U4ilinf GeorKe bh S lot Eisenhower nnd additional feathers. Tender- div vaiiiltii; hinthhif, Sli, Pltnn. $10 M tJoboi, U Aillllns Ave . CHaitftjrt) '. r>i-w but there Is a tile wlchcc kitchen, 1,1 Illne bccaiiki of lllntn-. Wicklv ih- you -HM? the relief demanded In the earn- - - „ - - . _, "'cotrt' 30 sc loo onf t)Ie hnih, Inoiilutlon, iclll lifeplaec, tnme SGOO or bi-tttr Coll tw for lotn- F YOU BELIEVE tlschliowcr should be fimt scouts will be inducted. plaint. • • ' . . - Ctlahfoid t!-0159 > blnatlon, perffccl cnhditton. Hrasonflblo, «-tt«17, Call beforo A a in or ulter t) P M ji^jj,,^ i oil sieain,beat; doublenaraei!; SlB.BOOj, tlon nnd further infoimation Tht? pflto President, your help in needed to per- .'* ES(perle»ieed>-^ . TKe aetlan has been Instituted for the ftANDAKIJ ASJ» HWntOMATIC './'• WALNUT 4-POSTER BED complrto, plnfce Apt. 12IC. U Itlveraklo Drive att.n' 7 SIR 400 suade the Republican Convention tn DiiriMW of fort-closing und barring the .p.. .m. ; ',••.; .,.••• .' •• . t$'North: Aveaian. KiM tLmv ntlinir /of u»ll, ualnut ihesi o( C2r*hl6rt n-»• ,y»-aH did, campleU; witli all trim !IIM> TIM KEN OIL BURNER ISO lot. 'Hs« living room with flre- and neighbors. Make your voice henvdl ,<] — Nlcht Shift lni» In the Township «Jf Crafiford, County Cr 6-2947 •'• • •• .. '••.''•'. , • "• •'•.''.; -. 'Sat^SutMi, booktusp. conibirsitkot) living iNd din tjlacv, full lilio dlnhiflroom, extra lav- till* KWUI lohkvwoliult, S> Wlllou Stre«t SO Bslluii hut wnlor-iShli ami paracoll. SALES AND SERVICE For petitions; Bdnd this ad with your MILLINO MACHINE I*ay';i40;Fhi^. at Union and State of New Jersey, de^ Cltfocd «^1W4 .CRaiifmd 8-i»4b5. .'...., .:, : - : atory,- master b*dro;oVn downiitalrii, plus name and addreiis to the N. J. llcpub- tollsed ,as" Lots dl,-02 and «3 in Block 462 Service oh'alt make* MUtTtPlLE fctSTu" VOnnK 3 additional bedrooms on thtt Itrst floor.1 OPERATORS/ mrthe TuS£ Assei>siri*nt Map of tho Town» Metered fuel oil deliveries E F WILU :ilcans-for-Eiaenhower Club, .care "S -• Alex Borowskh 32 years old,~of IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS, be lildhil x IUOCJUL, & 104 North Avmiu., Wiilfirid tor Maleolm PoFbcB, Far Wills, N. J Krlriir, Oprriiie from ttlae Prliliu iihlp.of'Crnnfos'di being also.known as 23 CHRISTMAS THEES — Tnbln »ltc orna- l Ellznbelh, wns .finert $22, and Cecil mnUiil ^uruct*. plant outdmnn aftti llvln|i roum tabled IUVCI ui,. d vuv RkLlAULK FUEL- OIL- SOPPLV, lne 3S- (t. livlne vooni with opwi (Ireplaie. WFstfleld 2 Olltll Wtafleld 2-I291R Nltht Shift '-.-•, Columbia Avenue. ' ' ' YOUR TICKETS FOR U tVtit OiUc reaHWbW ' tbte" lmiirpf Nt>k't c rit 1£ M2 Ctltuml il AVC . ClUnfoid G-21AJ 4'j-UOG'VT ly.» 2 Victorian nrm chiifni, unllqnt mahoii" Call CKanfo. ii modern seml-btinKnlow, plus partially 2 Stratford Tferracc, CHswford tt-3831, PtENtY OF OVfiilTlME rai't'less driving'. - ' mirror bark, cood condition WE»t IV you plan te build, repair' or inaki Mr* Miriam Neville—CR. B-1128 ihiiKlied arc) bedroom. Recreation room, • •••••• . -.«•••• • •'. i2-i: und thereafter' assigned to the plulnllfT, Hold 2-2018 v altv dtori-Iiaf tulllc, chtriy on<- diautl "air. eontlltlflhed gas neat, garage. • "Fines rl'siilted from an accident Edward Jerorrt« Casey -and Edith Casey Uand. i plno dr\ ».lnk \, M. io II P. are the owners of record of the'»forciaid (iallies fliui nil paintlnitii, DIB \vnliuii tlml Aj>«»'u*« CRantoijd B-aS4a.^ • • . u NFW LOKtu !14soa—Another exoelk-nt JO-year-old Eittile Meanlck Graullck, !l34 East OtH it Orange and Meaner avenues tit LAMt* SHADES,r stile fabric uttci hll hoc vUaCmr - bect»,i!luiie tjecii- insulated modern keml-biiniiiilow-, Haturduy. K ill A. M. in i v M ment, made to. older. LnfCo stock Avo . CKonli.rd H 01S3" TRUCK drtXNE- aria tJO;*» ' .BulldoaNsi HOWLAND "— rooniB and both 1st fldoi* plus 2 knotty Ave., Hoseilo. Phone Chcitmit 5-1304 ^2vJjS. a.m. Sunday, 'in which Mrs; ° You, Edward Jerome Casey and Edith nil hand. All Vind« of lamp'and shiidit for hire. SV W./Oliyfef,-trie., CKahlbre 444 Chestnut Street ROoello 4-1050 pine ..finished bedrooms on 2nd floor, ?,efhac?ine Borowski was eritlcHJty Canoy, arc made dctendanls because you ^-:'ix3KiiiSSAslt',*ibout-7=tlie;:»e*r:::acheiTii. 'HHa-*tndrawSjW**f^^m2?T'*r ure the owners' of record of tHe aforesaid tiStoipBtittVJf -ft p «rd received • Elettrie reading bulb attachment 'also. NATIONAL TOOL £e>tu;~&out.Mi*.^K and nation-wide mdvlug an an Inchoate Jright ot dower or other'lit* "Ti x, —* • nel, Uato. s^o. Stilnvosi. perfect umidj- Furnished Roams storage Agents for Allied Vnlt Lines AKft fined -bjhM"Kistrntc Churles ^.WEst««Sd J-SHM. . 14=15 -ttoii. »tJS.-N«jW pliiB-ponij table. .SVS. A1J, TYPEb «inK tops repaired or re- S19 900—FREE HEAT AND TAXES fmnde Ctll Prospect St Weitfleld, Ufa CO. terost in said lands as the wife of Edward Inc All types of crating ahd packing placed Liiioloum, asphalt, rublx>r, tU< possible throucii a thlid iioor npartmtnt WE 2-4lAu—TJea SU 6-2272H, WE 2-4110M 1 T Sti'vens were: Jo^jpltM.-Gill, of Jerome Casey; Hiid you, Mr, Casey, hus- VENETIAN BLINDS. 2S* - 18", whltr tc<> «lioi.-j, t-'l a v*ir, - .GRaVtfoVti H-3S»!> far Rent All services performed in »n exper 100 North 11th Strerl ivory, 13 09 Immediate delivery, Al or Wvitfleld 2-4B09, J^, ,: • •-. floors InatiiUvdt Homo floor waxer* to uith a private entruncul THIb it the Open •Sunday 2-5, and by appointment band of Edith Ca»ey, may have an Incho- vent, ill Bo tier dai W. H polutef I A.UCK: BCWMJI. butuaoaa. ta>»o wr eoup.li. home for a Im^o family In a qultt DMnner at reasonable rates. ifiT Willow avenue, dar^vood, $I0, ate rlsht ot eurteily or other Interest In Lewi* Hardware. 109 N. Union Ave ii 1 ROBBIN3 & AIXJSON, Inc. KENILWORTII, N. J. ""'••"' ~ '. "cMtHstiMFr"?. i r*. 'Co, 741 Central Ave, WKntHelc pl-Wa-tif tonnetrtiox bofliU, taull -Aowet. section in the IIOOWLVCU t>(,hool arm .ind .Tnmc.T Gill, snmc? :id(lri)tis(-$5, said lands and premises as tho husband FtREPUACE; Range ind Furnace, can 3-3031) V with folir tars*.* bvdrooini, nnd u ntirwcr> 313 South Ave., E. of Edith Casey; arid, you, the unknown t)6\\ tjivsmnukoi" — Haiydmnile Dolls Cll lbJL CE&l «4J«O Jumble Store ->hon» CRanford 0-080H Cron/ord. N, 3 (in thnrfics of sneedinf;; Mithacl bum PHt§"TO*L6t3S, th* Ideal iu»r « V M tp i on the iccond floor First floor has tloll- heirs, devisees arid' personal repfesehtaT EVERYBODY'S GOING TO THIS d Wii C, E- Trubenbach, Cranlord Feed & ,lhd bi Appnintliu'nt SE.WING MACHINES A.Kt> VACUUM NtCELY rtnxXCSHED ncuti' all blf living loom with llrtplale, lnriir CHRISTMAS DOLL SALE • ^t( i .inka, Jr., of Elizabeth, $3, f6rv lives orrd your.or any.of your *>•*"*< ** Seed Star*. X1B South Ave., E. CSUtn- St CUEANEHS transportabuau. Oran- icltilfclon room, dinlnu room und mod. Come buy your dolls at the Jllmble Store >(sees,' tifcculohl. administrators, grantees, v»Q PJMinu CH II--1411 On kitchin 100 K 200 lot, 3 Car UUI- P i ' int! a red light ;ind htivinc no ; •• tord;>lMl. •:. ;' '':••--••..; '• ,.""tl d and ai.cepUd for trade-in ol rd tf-Ouauf tf The salo starts DiccmlM.r 6th aiSigiis or successors in right, title or in- MAGAZINES — inquiries sml p ones Guurantcc^ Woiknialishlp ace oil hot water heat Rooinu all They're brand new dolU and dressed by IU'I inttlon in posscKSlon; Douglas. Urt-st of Edward Jerome Casey and Edith ZA^HAU&JEOH SALE the best top Mil tloiut urcmiplly jiLknowludiicd by form" ij Kitlinut*' litwly decorated Cull us at once to sec the League Casey SHKrnade defendants because yoii i THREE-AGT COMEDY this unusual bargain — Ctilllnii, of Rnhwtiy, $3, pnssing rt • and rotted manure that W«'"1ri3ve-'seeri7 •«r~CianfoTra~aBcnanaaBt t C B Weldln, 2SB -SINQFU 8-WlNa- CENTER - Ahd each one is blest by SI. Nick' GIRLS (20 to 30 years old) niiiy have Hoino interest in said lands and • Delivered imyWhisrel Call Ai Httesslj!, El <;trc«i<;ti, TeiiallyTll , N , JJ . UU 01 Elm Struul, ^Latllcld 2-11717 U Mi hmg i-cd Htjht; Fritz Bnektnnn, premises; ttnd^ail o? you herein named i WEslfieM 2-OB59 alter ft.k*. M. or before ALAN JOHNSTO1*, REALTOR 10 South Ave , E —. CRanford ti 0222 are 'ijia^ ^yforidnntw becausei you have J» : nr I.nulcn, $3, stop sign violationj- ,- . B A, M, .-•••• -. • . ; •.- tf- BHOSHtaV-Datleaef k and Hami- CRANtOURANtOUD HalilgerutHalilgeru i ll Saltal* unu J &erv Ctl Ave W^tfleld right to redeem sald^lahdi, c writo lel a IloifseSolIlfSldd andd eommuiclluu pri iWd 2-5US4 Eves , WE 3-1240 AlfniiKe C.'intnnc, of Elizabeth, $2, Dattd: November Id, 1851. __ v CORDWOOd for flrtplaci, hirtiuce and dell debtiunle.i-oaiiwtUle*»"C(lw i)"l o <*i Open Sunday 1 fa 5 p in. Wanted To Buy GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 A McfCoe. IS Arlltiutoii Hoad, Cion- on Frigldalre, K«!viiiator. Oo«-ley. « aid i(d Hunt viols^on, and Paul E, i - I. GHANf^SCOTT -___-_nH- Til 8Ht-JfeaiLtll-_WAhway, ^dM I7>^hf^rt^ri 17H3 •pot, Norge, elc Tel, Cluinlord 6-1115 GA •• '-v.- 12-13 PABS, ii-t*.'ieU, trow tS.SS VENETIAN BUNDS In ttae*. XS W Sa CLECTPJCAL Cohtrsettuij -Houi$:Wlrhic IVJQ, uSK BOOKS, highest prices made. Immediate lor OrtlUb ANU JLEKIUAErHULlV Chsle« ol beautiful'color.. Fro* e»U« jobbihitiJluorcsceui Hmure-s, repairs ana 1 Want To Rent Inches, custom quality (lock bllndl. *U home tdeall toe «um ea truw removal, V, M Bookthop, 330 Park !•- apssh|Jf mutes given.' Alban-Lewls, ion it. Vn- (tlu&i Invtuliod. Gonrut! SaiictUlUno. L! THREE- or FOUR-HOOOMM apaapartmontr n,, in required. Hours 8:15 io 5. 5-day week, C4 lnchei lonif, S3 30, also Jcncruft ahd ton Ave.. CKanfOrd' tl-OBoe. . mei. Hear buKL CSac^tma (6JOS72 Call Avenue, Plalnfield 4-3«00. sour sta| C< W, Breneman custom blinds, SJc MI Mvrilo Strict, 'lei CH.mf6rd U-0323 aiietr Jute , xi Cranfordfd , young husinrshi n couplule Startfntr jobs Include mall dlsiribuilon, fiHuC or iypincT, mid toot. Cranfonl Upholttarjr Shop, lit Cltiuford (J 4039 after 5 P M 11-29 AID THE U S SCRAP DRIVE WII! htl\ afford iralnlng Insurinc prorrlotioii ulih additional salary tor (CLECTRIC Light, Bilhw, 6eheral Electrlr MASON CONTRACTORS South Avenue, East. CRantotd MM), U Maidn All SUa*. A tt A 'Hardwa -e BOOMS foe Srafc S* ««3?'«w Weeou &ca- iron, itov'es. sinks, bath tubs, fcoppir qualified employees. Sidswallu, Fiauslone Work, Oarntu t6ulld brast, aluminum, etc, Best cucronl 1 Get your carlv Chrl«V»a» Shopplnii tlolu 12 North Aventio. Went. ti inif. Brick Work, Cellar Water Pi'sollnu For Rent pricen We pick Up material'! 1'holl Experienced Help Also Needed on lilgher Rated Position ; X ai — Free eaUnvates, f-ohwarti. CUunitiro CHestnUt 5V2300. Htfth Point SilvnV At"'.8:30.'P; M. .. -I 6-040B or UNlonvllie 2-ld3^-J. it T«O ISrtED BOOMS and_bath Market Strcjet, Kehllworth. \ . Tine voond SET~ Painting —' One CRanford 0-01CO Call Extension 122 at Blgelow 2-1600 a Walnut Avenue CAHPENTER and cabinet maker Qiwlltv Tutoring Prko» ilov.il to rt^U bottom A. CHANk—Pohrtlnk and S«cdratlnt>- erafiam insHip. Hldwltf Selbcit, 31U! HOUSEKEEPING 1WOM, private to arranoe an intvmicw 1or a iwrmaneni coiinctiinn ipli** Dotcnibcr 1st 2-JO High St Tel, CltaiifOld O-Oflf-J. Lincoln Drive, Kcnllworth^/Tet CR»n- SdMt'-ama Coflece batfi f\ fritft mtor, 1 nr 2 adults Ctii urtains wiih a iirowinn national sale? otaank«,tion. LARQE BLONDE CRin Irinrrtprlnij n\at- tor.-yflWUttt. ;",_>..••, , , ;; tf ford 6-0»a0, «* aflei 0 \i nt CRanford 6-47JR JURTATNS laundered MECHANICAL LI^ it. Et£. M 3«S Unoa A CRanfoid 8-^B50 at bom*. UtkS, $is, Jull-iiie niaheiuunv bed, UNDlBN UECOlUTliJO CO, ^- Palntlliii DEPENDABLE repair* to all kind* ol Heldt CiilS WCsClfirlU! »4U1-W. H.riiili, ntattr^.i., S3t, eliiUl's S-ll yuur and deVdfaiUiti r AhlNJ Atari PAPERHAMOINO. - Typewriters CASINO, niVERSIDfi DRIVE, available COASTER Spaniel, male. 0 month*, black, lint"'"- Quality materials', oatelill woikirtan- PLUMUING und Heating. Siwttt cleaned tYPEWRrtEK tvoitort aoa Slew for banquets, -weddineij reception)), HC MAKE A SPECIALTY of all type* 525 Call brinrc noan—CHatiford ti-JlUJ shlp ttenaonabld rate*1 Prompt sarv- with electric SeWer maeitlne. Guaran- •rtd refarOUt rf*te! dances, orcanlzatlon meetlnfiH Attract- of roof repairing such ns tile, slait, lee Call CHantwd 8-014U L' tiwl Edward ti Leddeii Si Son Tel ive lv decorated Kitchen facilities asphalt, asbestos and any other type A V'lytfr, Jtl'adlllB loco- UOurile i-1207 and CRaljJdid B-U033, Bottllnc itlliV rehtal Telephone CRan- roof. Also new roofs Wm, L tlchroa^ ii)o\ivu, 6 ftvlfht ear*, mitcli. uneoup- & BLONCK — Palntera, and foid O-oaS2 or CRanfoid 0 2024. tf d«", 1 Walnut Ave., Cranford. Call day ll. V RJEYNOLDS, RoUry specialist Oil or rldht CRanford 41-3474 Tf l«r.—bunipef— uaek—for—OVJI—40x70 It Dccbratari. it North 18th Sti-<-et, Ke.i- <7 Aldeu. SUMtt Crimford with 30 In s-ldlnii ftvliilit stullmi tiunsi "JlWbrth, 'St. 3, idephdlnA CllBrifoTa burner service on all types VacUUin • - - •• •• : PRESENTED BY THE . . • .?. • former, traek locks, conneitoi' Ciuut- L'loanlnif oil or coal funioLe* Con- iijfl it up, nnd tile cart «'*!}& — BOfflfc. *-tM88-M. - Si version work. Tel CRanford ll 2120 U Apartments Fo¥_ Rent unttad all hew. Deimnistratloii on home fit MENZEL — Interior, exterior paint- ueaot dowii t&e ehutq Slip the word to Santa now: 1 iv out Complete > 17 So Two ' oilier ilia and pup*rh»jigiini; Eitlmatesi cheer- TWO-ROOM APAIlTMtSN?.." lor aentiei «nd arorind the track. _ m v* A V Ecti, »24 00 *nd *IS Mr Good fully eivoo, '.Phoiia CRaoford 8-1344. Trucking - Hauling -man or business couple, si' COLUMBIA WINDOW SHADES, up to 31 your .floor problem j. -Floor sflraplmt ana MOVING i- STPQaAjGB: — or f IVE BOOMS needed by couple worlds leading niakcB, bearing a famous name. You Inched, ort Jour roller, »li». SiJila Day of old flosra it specialty. Pol- Allwdl V V uith child. Husband working toward SERVICE Service. Alban-UwU Hardware, 100 . also waxing. Estimate* c . inimical oeEre .••,-••• UiinlH! CIRHIU qulot .-. can pay a small amount now and spread the balance N. Union Jlva t! given. Phone CllaiUord 6-15US. 6& Rurroundlnea. CHaivford tt-2Dta., HORTON'S StAttOK PITtSBURGM FAINTS, lull line el In- Ith Avenue. CRualarA, . •(• SODtH AVE, AT SOUTH UNION to fit your budget, ^e'llmake delivery any time you terior and *xlerlor, Palnten' dliesunt States sad Gmm& CR, •J-WM til hoUM lot QUariMUej, Albatt-LewU Garage Wanted -Clt.,-**?!?' say. No swatter which piano you choose the little 109 North Union Ave| . U BIM<«, trSTTS3> SAtfANTED In \ltl|ilt> of UATJIC TO ORDER cabinet* of all kln«. A, kANTNEU—NOW cniits and seiffs for Id Me and Ualmku P ikway .woman will lie satisfied because every" pilno~fn~ the- ouulde window buKe<, all kind* ol l ilemodcllns and • repalrme Vlh hid c ' owrr boatix, pedxtjil tahlrt, jslcnte Wiitnut GrilTith warerooms is' carefully chosen by us too. Uwii furniture ol all kind*, toy cherts, LOW chest o{ drawer*. Fred t>av<>, 43 *^o, ttn St, KenlltVorth. ClUrtford 6-SS5S Home Insulation <_• if you_jimre the .right kiftd-l^ • ._tlic_be_8t_nlaccj|tthc 3Vr«tropolitan District to'cHoose7 >1>NOS fecohiiltlortad and Ituarariteed .of Auto Insurance. •'•*. .'.•. ' • ALL STAR CAST •/ : , ' / • from $1S to tlUS, «*iy Urnu Briiiia HILL rqck-wool S. \ per«onal supeci/t- - . « .f- a spinet, granderlipfight piano. bem Woiideriul JptritU at the beti -ton. Establl!ihi younntedn'f warty about that. Equipped ot Membjis- ol New Jthi»j : TICKETS NOW ON SALE busy people! Whenever your car 'HANDLE 'AM,. FORMS Pl*a»# srml m« full informali«n on tlie fnllnuing (rbn-k): . Dressmaking and at IHatia Tuners. Uf W* 8r« wl* MilV© New.paper Servke, our need* attention, whether it'i onljr OP JfNSURANCje WITU • Grand QSiiiBM •L'priglit • New . Q V*ed T v w Alterations - check-up or a repair-'jb p.laiio Lluulnfi and tlaS Ii 6bl. to put »h. "agwey teueh" into •'/'•' ' -FROM MEMBERS OF THE V . . .; r1 < up — -bsi; I6i'ognl»«:d REPRKSENTATIVE *H*iY-ty "-r'"' --HTi1flr*r Name..» >,...... ,...,.. nous ot your home. C«jl. CRanlord ll d Jtli your odi—ot na »xt ffcj fSC i fl-IJll. phone W. Our modern ServlC«t CRANFORD DRAMATICCLUB OR CRANFORD ROTARY-CLUB ING AKD will be it jrotaf door ih t jitry! W0 tridi h»tp yoV 4° ..,»,.».4.*i,.• 6-A3SJ. • Ask fnty of our rtpf«»nlo1ivt«. BETTE SCMNELL, «»pert i MclNTYRE'S CHARLES M. YEAKEL VerfiVno offeU coil. Cily.,.»•.»..»..... ;.... Zone.. ..State and alteration*. aWo draprWea and ctir taliu. Call' ifter at. p riw, WEaliaeld "Jim Moife fj»Hv e/ Hew Jtmy" 3-3I4Y-M ior mppolnimehbj 12-2 UNION CODNH 'INSURANCE :-r MODEL RAILROAD ASSOCIATION LADIES' SUITS And DRE fe niaoa't« Lawn Mower Shop order, al»o aiterationt, Mr*. Hand, I0J0 GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY BUICK COMPANY SALES — SERVICE CRanford 6-2474 Citizen & Chronicle Sf 1INWAV ItPIIStNfJ,?IV1S ' 4S« NOBTH Aye. ;. •'•-.. ', Pliosie'w thai today i/oUf". '. . ', . pf dlreuiatlbbiS-. 2 itlobks Nerth of Jemy Ce»lt*I 60S BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY ADMISSION $i.SO (Inc. Repaired PARTS — WELDING : ' : WE8WIELD' ' Cranford Trust Bldg. ' ' ^^ ADMISSION •' : eVDCKS w Spring %oun

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•-••:\:O - --V., '^ [.^.:...:\.,951 THE CRANFORD CJT1ZKN AND CHRONICLE, f HURBDAY, NOVEMBER 29, Page Twcrily-Two •trarlsportiiiiori chairman; .His i'om- Police Reserves Here Wild Enlists in Marines Every motorist Is familiar with \ , t >i unt» on Ur wehterlv side o( MiehiAn ^ Democrats Plan the automatic stop on the : or rnittee Will report at th6 next regu- HARWOOD—Mamie Recruiting J ~An~»jretrrrtr*T «—4«» •- X'n^-il*—^rMttr- l'o:View-Filnis- OfficerPosttJfflce t _ -sixth f«tttu^< "••«.».^^1 T^ jm(><.r(x clwrlbrtl wa, Mld ar,, GARWOOD — Two films, "State bcth, has announced that Wallace ( This system has been reversed for recommendations. , ' • v GARWOOD — Mrs. Conrad Police in Action" and "New Jersey OiiSPGA The bus compiiny claim,? an AP- :i>Tl pj-seH (in tir--; r<. i il! ^ S»,t-j <,v ta|^ |,eu On Dftwibtr 0 1933, ^»y W Wild of 461 Second avenue, en- Bossy, the cow. Alfred G. Perklni, 1fl 1 t Hi i!l^ run »;S " f«>t 5J Vi 1 . n F Culler it <• ih«-n Collector pf Ricdcr of 123 Winslow jjlace^ was_ Journey*" will be shown tomorrow listed November 13 in the V. S. Grand Island. N.Y.. has patented erating.deflcit. No public lieurin; , , T^.x,-!i T f tint nor»Jt.ii of hostess last Monday to a meeting . - .«_.... •t hc police wort imnrtr.g. roms Private Wild left an automatic device that st. ews arwooa News Jivi-ll'li "-t CK il .rnllwon Reserve meeting. All citizens in- i diately for the Marine orp5. g, [niwHiii-™"!!^ IWKAH Vnp fnw Comtnissitm. ' 2 !<>m and the uld certificate \ot iary at her home at which plans mmc two tcitir i iiit b I'i't "<_•- f. 14 1* i.*1 v i if nrd huvirifi l>een lo*t or forested in civilian defense are in- Recruit Depot at Parris Island, S., mOked dry. anddlsengagea the.sue- 1 .••: KENtLWdRTH—IVtayor Fred- V. Councilman Baron s;ik( his rv- w were discused for the joint tion cups from the cow. rovealecl last Sunday in his sermon s;ilt» uj^ \ it ih* Id Jo- I u \it i tir 'rni.d ihrjiartrr p ircuant to molu- Lansford. Pa. were the weekend Pitten Tuesday oight expressed irt- £|ucst to the Green Flyer Bus Com- l l t>f \) t i j\frnl»B i>o<|y i>f the Bor- viteted to attend. ' c., for his "boot" training. on "The State of the Church." Awarded Scholarship .bin-au i th. tut*. Si. Wt * » t I "f K<-mlu.»rth B duplicate certificate GOP Victory guests of Mrs, Rose Oleyar of 35! Christmas-party, planned for De- tcrest in a regional animal control pany for a bus from. Keiiilwiwth t-j 1 Lions Plan Police reserve training here is Private Wild. 20 years old. is the • In,a review of his pastorate since for iictlv ltlx c r* •-« tl i\ € 11< « il v^» lv<.ued ci+y ^Junc 30 Dunce Saturday Hazel avenue. cember 15 for members of. the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wild- program only if it ..is carried on Newark liarl turned down. n Thr dnplir itc lax iaU certlftcltc -v To Form Democratic Club, Auxiliary and under instruction of Lieutenant arriving early this year from Bei- John Vit ill liot , • 17 li i<~ HI f i tl < »r«ititv di«eVlM-d w« rrcorded He was processed by T/Sgt. A. t- away from JCehilwdrth, •' . . A schedule chance' lpy the satnt tt»- UIIII n Crttintw R'B)!l»r i Office on Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. Fred Falzonc. vidcrc, the minister reported an Bl'.ick r!"> t rltlnsi-vt t> \\ ,^3'UJJJ r GARWOOD — A victory din- their friends. The affair will fea-. Hils views, addressed to Borough company, if accomplished, will en- I«II,I ib i»',l |,i nook I BOS of mort- Card Party and Mrs. A. T. Mosca of 329 North Burr, of 27 Grove street, Cranford. average weekly Sunday. School at- and Mi'i iw i\1 u« .tr «1 T«t': ' •^t/'. ('i t^nl Cmmiy on page 73 The \:~- 4 ner dance will be held Saturday turc a dinner and Santa Claus. LIBERTY Council, wil) be sent to the Onion able: the bus from Hillside, which 1 avenue were her mother, Mrs, Rose tendance of 100, which exceeds fii.st mill irn-scrtrul "r«.«t>- rt -i i dili I t *(<° iiriificiir of tast uale to- Recreation GARWOOD — Annual monster evening at Scandia Hall by the The party will be in Lithu- NOW nit) SUNDAY County Society for Prevention of now travels to Eighth Street, to j;<> LrMrf uitli th« Kiili«cqtient lirrvs due 41 Garwood Republican -Club. Nicplella, and her brother and his present classroom space S2.72 > V ( ™MI ua tiirrf-aft* t uxmcnvd to the card party of tr^c Lions Club is be- anian Liberty Park Hall, Linden. Man Crashes From Ship* «• Place* Cruelty to Animals rie>:t Tuesday, alonU'Mtehiaan, avenue to.Route ^!S ^1 i auwili Alan A f-entwr Guests of honor for the occasion family, Mr."and Mrs. Nicholas Nic- During World War IL many o* the lUthrya Cnjm ul Marl* L.m Financial obligations! of the Tun IMU i>rt iri.tv t« ' i '-j i» ing planned for December 14 at Turkey dinner will be served at Former Town Official^ the council decided. . .,-,, in time to meet the Su'morset til is- ( I'uiik A Fit »«r u«« ttir oV/rter of slid olella and family of New York New Organ chinch are being met reguiatly arid bit i. 1^1 *K ^nl dlrd ->rl/id nt jti *.«taie in tt>f Lincoln School it was announced will be State Senator Kenneth 7:30 p. m. There will be gifts products from International Nickel'* — ta — Ros^ i Y iirplr. U rl«*m arwl 1114* yerfi0n% herein this week by Warren J. Blnns, Jr., C. Hand. Mayor L. Thomas and dancing. Tickets may be ob- Police* Auto, rolling mills went into ships for m $1'special effort is being made for the rc-roulhi(! will be made short- t ,. * i K. itwd< eUfiMdinU for the foU kJohn '*., "THAT MIDNITE KISS" t;iss i , nf a"! oriin chairman of publicity, Bertram J. Daub, councilmcn Burton Dick' Word has been received of the tained from club members. Lwo-ocean navy; emphasis has now_ total enlistment, in a coin card col- Resilient for 60 Year*, lettet that Kfijyor Baijey. of j ly,'Mr. Karon :>iijd. I Mil birth of a son, Donald, to Mr. and been directed to jet plane produc- lection, the sole seasonal offering I (ml. \ J-crtttrr Hi d tf«tjt». leavine a Bcrtolamy heads the committee In crman, David Murray and Ed- Mrs. Frederick Wehrum, pres- — alw — -Official Board Voles KENILWORTH — L:»ijicly at- fielfild hd^d ^ari rinp-year trial Bid of $200 fortho old la 1 X4II i ii i*iljtmnt dated >rbrilary 13 Don ward Tiller, and tax collector Mrs. Sam Serina of Rahway, at 6ets 90 Days tion. This has produced a corre- made by the church, he told the 1 < r n ilu ti nn of titwl I k»t Wilt and Ordinance Setting Up chnrgc'of arrangements. ident, presided.» AIM1 wul Castclla tended funeral services were held of joint use of Westneld and Cran- dump truck, from Bruno John Richardson. the Rahway Memorial, Rahway on sponding shift in the types of-the-al- Immediate I'urchatse; congregation. Omni ilm in Wit' T< t ,in,( tf Hi.uk A F nru-i" the prem"- - Also underway arc arrangements GARWOOD — After conviction — is — Tuesday afternoon fiom Grav Me- foid iuuinal pounds, or cooperative lione, was iieeeptccj. A sn'owplnw i li i) rl, critic l uoie drvlned to hi* Body Passes* Council; loys coming from the Company's 1 i'e.pot ti i' th it II t< i IN. '1 1 u. i I u lillun \ linntr I Ililjn A Ycn- for -the Club's annual Christmas Dinner will be served at 8 p. November 19. The Serinas -formi- on charges of causing an accident OV«j:uust Appointed ' He termed lack of adequate morial, 12 Springfield avenue, use on the fcamt?basi s of Roselle,will be .moved pnor to tiiinsfor. three rolling mills—at Huntington. i < r! . I ! _Y-i(!jy._ Jf-aylnif ft tj«t Will Lesak Is Acting Sgl. " dinner party for members and m. and both social and square erly resided in Gar^wood. Madison and Mrs Grace Everett of in which John Duelks, Westfield TITTLE GIANT' fcTNILWORTH — Immediate leadership the biggest problem in Cr.mford, for Sanderson S Ruth, Rosi'lle Park and Ke"ni!worth fa- A p pi k-iU I on i SvHwi\ {t "a r v (71 it nicer JI i Ycilwim nt djii d Ja"inurV~2J IS41 dancing will be held Until 2 a. m. West Virginia; Birmingham. Eng- correcting a rccognis-.ed difficulty l tiuinp- {-"ilt vl U MJ\1 ITrl Marlon Main GARWOOD — An oidmancc to their Wives. Planned for Decem- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoover of Plainfleld. radio patrolman, was injured last lili'.o of a new 01 gjn, 1 ccom- rethed italtoi and fonncr borough cilities - - firemen's bonus was r»!cilvo il i n OII Mm Mavnard L. Thomas Daub, was ' passed chicken pox. • ~ sentenced" to 90 days ' in" Union l)v \\\v Oflinal Boaitl of Coininun- unteer Fire Department, Assistant ha-i not lagged, the* secretary said/ jiy will receive S7f5.. One depart- HI i and A. C. Dercmer. At last week's dison MacDougall. land. required. lowing the service Sunday, at ht d! M*trfls-and you "unanimously on lirsl reading Tues-- Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Fitzsimmons County jail Friday night by Mag- itT ^Idhorjist Church, Chief ConsUntine Burbiii tsc, Leon- but failure to obtairt county land ment member will receive SI50; *^ icj- n V.1UV. \h\u nl 1 eland Wire" day night by Borouelr Council. meeting of the Lions Club, Dr. L. Mrs. Paul Meincrt of Newark istrate James T. Leonard. CRANFORD Which more articles will be dedi- and fund:; tof .erect a shelter has another $\06\ one, ,§D5; tlnce, $Sr»i I in jn II rh aid Borouijh Attorney TJernard family, the,Mason Turners of 140 of Garwood Police signed the com- The oaint industry is composed, elettu'c oifjan It will be the Methodist Home'for the Aged, The letter. said that land" in A_ proposed Public Serviuu light- 1 -.i il i u 1 unr \i In lntia\, i»n Jnc>ioii'f right r>f ciir- Presbyterian to View small establishments. In 1947. the "Day the Earth Stood Still" ttr. Lloyd NimarofT was featured bearers. 4 ^ f/Co>i'>>!U<>\ in i nd linilx ^i d premise* aj thv eral months now, was put to a vote with driving after his license had moJcl. to cost $2,671. 1 and that expected eeonomies for ported by Councilman .Daniel V, Mrs. Ann Sugzda of ~341 Third latest year^or-Airhich complete?' in- soloist last Sunday, The funcial procession was es ' lit i il of \! ifliin MJIII ifriyinrrlv known after a lesolution by Democratic Bible Society Film A family Thanksgiving dinner been revokedyreckless driving and "No Questions Asked" 'I'd b«J installed in the present cornrfiUnities in.this orea durinc u the last meeting, will be ^ Mirinn Mum uul Mill frina Irene „ avenue will entertain the Circlette formation is available, the Bureau coited by Stat' oitUiMANt'l-: SO. •;><:( rit\ <* iniM L. the hrhj. at law of of Education and Town Council of 512 Spruce avenue had as their out the United States. •Utbara Bale — Mcfcard Greene ' oik-vaid and South Eighteenth officiated, lead prayers at the grave, Honored WIIIES MMMVE El dinance had already been drawn. wood Presbyterian Church. Holy Mr. and Mrs, George Paul'ding arrested at his home. 0*45 a', m. und the youth gioup will locuted near K'eniiworth;. nnd Hulk fif nulldlnus; To Ili'ijulati- .ni.l ( ^•^rl^1tv An nld v hn hrd in undivid^dl Communion will be observed dur- was voiced this week by Eugene guests for the'Thanksgiving holi- and son of 443 Spruce avenue_wcre_ "LORNA DOONE" .icet meet at 7 p. hi. ~ "of the* Exempt Fne- Determine the Areas uf.. Yards, poiirlK \»if. rir\ttrrnrrr r i t*l4~t Ihihiii I4 one of the draUrefl CotmciTnuin" Walsh's motion" to /The defendant's, original- plea < taken by the boaid A petition from Beyiano. Bus and Other Open Rpniips. unit To K<-i>uliiti'- V Wild KiHEIXf - >i i Irr 1hr lit \tlll Jnrt tr-slnrncnt of ing the service. Bible School will M. Hartr chairman of ~the~rrecrca- days, the Revr~ and "Mrsr^Thomas guests over the Thahksgiving holi- ~ Top Producer Associatioii n of Kcmiworth]j Rotary Club Gives and Restrict the I.nr.itlon of UiilUlincs ti4 i A l-i nut i flit* ii.i«d *ihd vou pass his resolution' Was seconded Friday was not guilty but after Coi p.. Linden, for u zone fare in- S'J. v* tional committee qt the Board of Phillips and family- of Mountville, Since the turn of the century, iifli'i hearing a lengthy report from conducted a service at day Me- Dfslani'd for Specllle'Uses' and the'Hvu-, A Al"S.f>[I> in ( . ii \ Am I In c t tiiLttoin In bind of trrna Irene-- be held at 9:45 a. m. for all age days of his parents the- H. several witnesses testified they saw SAT. MAT. FOB° YOWNGSTKUS | ci ease of from seven. to ton cent's tilutlnn of Triirtrs. nnd liuhistrit'5, .rCniiw'u nl I T Hi it i,1i *m hi r nn hulwititr Vl^ht of by Councilman Edgar L. Snttlh, the Education in ii*-lcl:ter~ttifcctecl to Pa/ the music committee, which had Two Year Scholarship nB Ordiiioiu'i! No. 121 ol The ttornuith »f groups.- - Pauldings of Hanson, Mass. him flee from the car,'he admitted when oil drillers discovered sulphur DECEMBER 1 morial Sunday evening, and Azuic was inferred Hi Earl J. Baron, nv nr (tnUm in K. nd 1 liuls md tinmlw^ as thji other Democrat on tfie body. Smith Mrs, tcon Dallcy, president of thfe~ /^Thanksgiving Day guest* of the imc tipatcd thiee iliiTotcnt elec- Lecture Due Kenllworlh'."' . li v\t nit n.v rt) ' n Si j. Ii i li JI il it 1 in i In IU lit rt,tMi«iii by — Lodge, 129, F.&'A.M., Cranford, v i Mi I ntph A Arnold ulfc nf Hajrih and Walsh were the only council- PTA, the organization responsible- Mrs. Clara De Freitas of 511 to the magistrate that he had_bcen tion it instruments and two pipe To N«;niia Roberts HK IT OltDAINRD hy the 'Go'vertiiuu JII-Hf.'iTt'OU h V luH 111 produced by the American Bible August Serinas of 252 Locust ave- and Louisiana, 'America has become Cruferal Cosacil far Better Uovlry held a service Monday night. nt'iy-of the Ifotouiih of KcnilworUK I Ml smlWMS M! MIMITI". street spent the holidays With her the driver. KENILWORTH r- Mi<:s Norma Mayor S»iui((» Fir«i I ll h irtl llf *tiilL>- ^-v (if \ An i hi h iv in li l hn ftp ll^ht of Tinvt- ^ I men'who voted for the Walsh leso- for introducing the issue of super- nue included Mr. and Mrs. Philip the world's major producer of ,this (ii«cins, Tliey recommend buying Sc-fttlon 1: That Ordiivaucc No. IUB. rr m »-alri 1 mrk mil rircmNc^ ii-* the - Society, will be presented at 7:30 1 son and his_ family, Mr. tfnd Mrs..Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson of Rah- -SMOKY" • Mr. Ruth, who w.is 85 years old, cnllllcd "An Oidlnnni'r to .. IIIIIKIUI .in, I \lt SOMMH S r«f tv i, T i lution. vised recreation for the yout,outh" o""f Indispensable, minersL Sulphur.- Hit* Wuilitrcr t>po. Put chase will On Unleashed Roberts of 583 Newark avenue, a tl r t t Wilt -i-rt T* ••>" .. 1 ii if r lfiii \ Arnold mil \un p." in, J>>u,th wv) wr I it ilil luwls iliti ni*^mK# I tn the wife 0f Mass. driving, was fined $50 and $3 costs Home, Boon ton, wheie he had lived al Hospital School_pX_Nurslng, KENItiWOBTH—First te^ of the of Iliilldlniis; in. Kveututr nntl. Di-terinlne Tin m i V Arunld wild xotl Charlotte ippointment V3y the triuyor of a The letter reads in held for the lntters* two children, underground salt' domes, is over 99 WED, THRU SJ^T.,— DEC. 5 - L Co, Now Yoik. the Areas of Yards,' Cnurls and other f.lnUs Vu tL •!.»"• i S Slf- Fellowship and Sunday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Josejyn Humenik of for permitting an unlicensed driver Atomic Power- smte-104B, PnorTO his entering ;il7dbeth. was presented with anew an whiMle atop the' Fire Dc- an iri\ ' I mlini I u in II Mltvlilrd Intrrmt In said five-man commission, to begin us should recognize that the fu- per cent pure as It comes from th* la Tvclwlcslar Mis. Albert Anderson was ap- f Si)MCi>», and to !U'i3iiliite Jind lte» I-. mil t <-ml > is (hi onlv child of Hour groups; The showing will be Buddy and Phyllis.- - " 601 Center streetywitertained at ato operate her vehicle. the home, he had lived at 562 scholarship to the nurs- patiment was sotihded at 3 p.'- m, filrltt the~I.iieiitlnn of ^B 'GVTI o\i u u »- > ture o£ oUr great Coujitry depends bUxr WlUluU Kcd-Skcliati 1 —4he- ,-XENIl.WORTM.-'i-Tho-World on f^lfl%^i^ |ftlf|rU.| tujr fltvl- ii HI Ui-iilH-tu. IK Arnold a drccaied functioning Januaiy 1. First ap- held in' conjunction with the ob- Thanksgiving Day guests of the family gathering Thanksgiving ) Boulevatd since" 1898 Saturday by Mayor EredV^Pitten7 i( fh rloiN Arnold divKrc undf-r upon trie quality pi today's chil- Patrolman Duelks was taken to Piro," an illustrated message de- ng school by llie" KeniTworth Ro- •Trades ahd tndriiitiii'u, known iis Oiili- Him .iifjrm^ pointments will be for.one, two, scivance of Universal Bible Sun- "TEXAS CARNIVAL" IKHICI, to (ill the po^t vacated by l».l u III mil li^-l urn nt of tllllan A George Browns of 435 Beech ave- Day. Approximately 44 guests Muhlenbcrg Hospital, Plainfield, ary Club at its luncheon meeting in a btief ceremony attended by] nance No. J24 ('>'( the l!nniui:h n( Kcull- MI iniu\ dren. They musbbe well equipped ' Wheat Cycle sciibm(i the potentialities of un- tootn in Delaware Water Gap, I'lTTl At Mit '» V mi mil MUI \tnfo t-firilnl havr* nn three, four and five years, and all day- Everyone is invited to attend. nue were Mr. and Mrs. George were presenfc^rom Roselle, Scotch from where \\c was released Fri- Piclt l*«»«ll — r»aU Kaymond Dh' ud Tyjewslcl. ast Wednesday at the Hitchin" borouiih oftleials. / v/jirlh'," IHJ ainendi'ii ns follnws:... it< hi ,lr rlLht of iiirleu In uild !and« batruicademicalfy-and socially A cycle • of about £8 years Hi" conttotlcd atomic powet, will be Pa., he was cngaged_in the pamt- That till' IJuiUIInu Zmif M.ip iil'th'e.Knr-' n* additional for -»ivc-years,-3ihe-coini Brown," Sr, of Union, ana "Mr." and —Mi sr-Fi ank-Ande* qonrMrs, Fwnk # irn ..ml pit ml IL us Ihf htisb inrl of Charlotte ThiK"evcrtmg at 7:30 prm. Hhc Plains and Westfield. day, after Harris's car hit the po- 'TALL TARGET* PosFlnn. The scholarshirr~ls~~the PJated__in_opcr-atioh_ to serial of Kt ivilw6"rth-be JiiVirnHixl li* dh. V il ~n—r it^-i-n -linrj-Ti.-re-.tTon! ltnlph" minion iii empowered-to-Milpct its- fWr Way could be found to length has been, present in the acre- delivered tomorrow night in Kenil" ing and contracting business and atirl Indti'HU' therein) thp follnw- tht Ir n- j, cnior choir will hold its rehearsal. id lily of and Mrs. Stcwatt Douglas icc_vehicle .while making a _"U" I! Diiyis,. Jr.,.Mrs, ib eanlributiuii to th^ nursing members of the Volunteer Fire t)e- \Vt rvl 1 f}, MT HI ft I rorn *in fti'fant T>a\- and secretary. There achiev;vec this goal thathan through a age of wheat Inthe tTnitcd "States; i-Amtrabusr-MrV wbrth GospeKChapel. The'-March in real estate and i Inu riiiMTihctl |>i-OL tn in in Infant CU ii-iolt** F*or!lhl Ladies Aid Society wllLnjccLnjcct t at Union. and daughter of Millburn have urn. He suffered a head concus- r.ogranx1.and is ilh:p'aHrnfefit for fires or' arnbulanee aiilii Khali IM* Hiid heconu. ah Inilustrinr' J^^uUh Sumnitii individually—and well organized and susupervisey d year trom*1866, the earliest figures, to JiufHct. . • • '.. : • ; iOiftn-Pa —Mr—and—Mis.—John-Dean—and movcdUo-523-Willow_avcnuc sion - and-bruiscs.- g^l ^ ^dllrTfrnliflret-ATdTSfiua^-rdntre" I liymiinrn 1 <\r(i|til» tltld< f th« af Program" daterThe~recurrence~iof-this-cycte- of—the—A-bowbr ago_ . .1.,;.-- ————— -—la i—AII-tl(ut-pwi|wi'tv~4timw«i-ii.*TBI of the Iinroiiuh nf KiMiilwoith. v^ni li 1 \u11\jnd ti <;tairi( nt of Heavy Expenditures strength and regularity displayed L«lilicc-ara--.expectcd-'-t6_.bci...ayaiU for a niiitiber of years, and had inter" the nursing profession. Ihi -All nf tint 1'itH knriwil ns.I.Dt^ 10 IVI nr m t\ clilin to have month at Borough Hall. The sec- meet at &30 p. m. The Sunday of the nVUj in which interest is Sncnnau of Cranford were-- the t«r-Jlttr~tf"tn~t»wlimlVCT~ln~rtlpijfc 1,: ishd isiting relatives in St Clair, Pa. Capital expendtiures of Class I make it an important factor to be I CO.N'TIN'f ors DAILY TBOH IS A. M. v donated-ahdJrlstalled-by-iheJyiled, ULIII Inn oj t!( iLilnut laid land* y-\vill Mibrmt a monthly .writ- School, start will meet at 8 p. ny'shown. Thanksgiving Day guests, of Mr. I-able shortly for. study'by the build- iilti a-vipl.ct, or "black" Hfiht,' will Steel CtC^fllll that |>nrt|iin ivf liinil |lmiii'illiil(.'lv hi tin' ^inii jmint r md *tni itctttuh Snmrrjrr» Thanksgiving Day dinner guests railroad for new locomotives and taken into acc6ontby agricultural. ~Arl;rnroctts~fli^l" r Borough ebuhcllrttexf as vasDrKenneth G. MacKayjj p rent' of itnid lot* til .the Union TDUiishtp I in i iliilw* imd'r'Shp lubt will and ten repoi t to the mayor and court- Tuesday, and Mis, Andrew Belles and Mr. — Last Times Today — 15FlHe^peaS Garwood to know that such n pro- and Mrs. Gail Koplin o( 428 Third TARS AND SPARS" | slcotulios will, form thc.basis, for Washington, Ga., is conducting a B/ilayor-*icrjt .Williani M. Lkter, Htilcl iiliick, nil w tihiiwii (iiv.thu Tax Aastor said.:- ini .the chapel for two• weeks;. His lYipddi, Assistant Chief^'"Gftnjstan- liit'hmil'e Hi SIIUI lilwk 1 «ini 'tlie liind In Court of -i tntiiK in inrliolti rl^Vlt oicurteiy will be December 6 in Borough invited to attend the regular week- suppoVfc'nhd backing." Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Corvclcyn greatest amount for any year on former member of the boVoughVire orks with the. Bljssabfeth General t'he re»r nf siild Inls Rhnll inirt In.iy hi? n l Co inti i v ,wj l^niK md prfniKis m tlw* iili^band Sky PUntlnr rd. A £AT. — NOV. 3O. DEC. I Fiind-rnisinE' for -the new sanc- teiiir will end December. 1. for ijar.ktnji .purposoH only. • Hall at 8:30 p. in. ly prayer hour at the .Church at 8 f 16 Second avenue spent Thanks- Locust aVenuc Entertained on ospilai to givei student nurses a tine Biirbnrlse, department mem- III th f Hinlili cirKnniI rVp- Thanksgiving>Dwill of mjirblis faeci bloeky contributed ,ll itor' l tuns or siitf snm in right, said he has asked Mrs. Leon Daley, A son, Timothy Michael, was 129 Beech avenue entertained their ucts, with telephone and telegraph 1 of Urtlqh; a son, Raymori'd J. of cholarship. . .,.'.; hlcotlrts iif tht- CoVr-riilns H.idy of Die ,dii.y. Minn 1i\tt-rii Arunld K ntumberg John aMlkdo and Acting SfitSgt. James i »'""- »—•• - —--, • * » Thomas Btfaver of 139 South ave- iams and Mr. and Mrs. Cook-, all ond. thtee great griarjdcriildren. or «f nurses at the hospital, also ihir flriit time. The snltl Ordimince wilt bo iitnr tiiirt^ t tin Ust will ahd t<*«ia nue at Overlook Hospital, Summit. f Roselle, for Thanksgiving' din- ited Mrs. Daisy Belles. | SIX. TIUlC TUES. — DEC S - .1 - I f Duireh attiondance durins- the: bibily invisibte reflections' in nitn- pokewgai'dirig their part" of the thfc dfepaHrnent ' further considered fnr linul tuatnct' by incut of 1 IlliJjll A t'VntK r declined hove Lcsak of Gin wood Police to serve contact Mrs. Clinton Patten, 1 , Caiy Grail — Jcaiuei Cralb I tjie Cnverttfng Body nf the Hnrouijh of if H*J\ thiiMl 1(1 Uti\i s6rn« ltitcre*t^irt Mrs. John Carley entertained the |).is( six months is 88:.per...cent er/'al samples: A surprise ending his wogysim . bther guests irtcluded luncheon in the church building Kx'hliwortli, at the BdroUjiH Hail, rioulf- on the committee, He'said. hA wUlj __ _. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen_ Scrimo icr. - - - — BOROUGH OF GABWOOD .' boorn, > Lorettii ipfrisseda, Pari laniK iru) t^rcini^r"! .is* nuch ryecu- ThanksgivingTDay dinner guesU Wednesday Card Club, yesterday at ! ^EOHUE-WILL TALK" j ^bjiejt'^lahired^e^i^....^: — teMiUer^«h*j;ii^|bc^«ptai* i.jrt.'p»;WediiWd.flyji -1*-r nnH<^ ih^ iafit V.IJJ -ind i^rtatnent of -contact-Jainc!rCasalc7Tinsnccc<.sfur "Scoul^TTropp "75 and son, Paul, of 203 Fourth aVe- NOTICE TO BIDDERS- "~ ^^i^uiJler£«s5ife* 1 S i)it.tn A 1-enirrr rietrDnrd / t thcTiome ottheAlcX'Lawsons of her home, 233 Locust avenue. OASOLINE :. Mark Stevens — Bluinda Fkmln( ! On his tours, Mr. Hoffman who has b^err active TtTprb- 6'cliu'k In ih'. c'veillhK. iKS-T.i nn itiij Democratic couiicilniamc candi- hUe spent Thanksgiving Day as Notice is hereby given that the Mayor MeyholdS, Erwln- McKihrtie, Albert „—., NO.-.Si*. ' llth day of Dc»cembeii, l!>•»f. At such 1 of \oii h«-r«ln luinrd^ ir'e m>de date, to serve ;»•> the committee's Father and Son Picnic guests of- Mr, and Mrs. Daniel 10 Myrtle avenue included Mrs. and Council of the Borough of Garwood -XITTLE EGYPT' | rios 300 pounds of hiinerals otirtg the nurses' training pro- i A« Atntoded ) Hum ami |ila<:-c\ or at any time and place H iws?^ltxi* \nu >lave>orne lnt« r- wilt receive proposals at its mectlnc to Frahdahb,; artrj _ Ntehojia$ Sapienza AN OUDIMANCE To Provide for the Con- to w.hlch such mcetlnu fiiay be odiourned, In thv. CUrlt* ll»v\» KrC *+i *• «-nf «tr fl^hn llt-n pr t h irtfe In or acaldst ,t llflh member. ' ; GARWOOD — Plans for n fath- 'essie Lawson p( Jersey City, Mr, A in Technicolor I ! : ^ Miss Citrol Krafl, guidance alt perioha lriterc»ted "will be iriveri aii tMri LJtidta ind nrtirilsey / Stnnca of Jamaica Park, Long Is- VFW Unit to Plan be held on Tuesday, December II, 19S1 1 :sr:MiM "Giaa»sr^iy?*" oid'''5' struction and Installation of 8 JPoVi- opporllinlty to be heard Cuncc-rnltitt'guch as-.'tot IB in I tflck Its it. nt^os. i im Hf ev-son picnic featuring jamboree md Mrs. John Murphy of Vails- ut 8;U0 V. M.'Nn the Borough Hair, Center ; m . . « S «j the Nubile RI«WB IM *Hd-To aHB ulta-violet rayS are uSedto gave a selection, irector of Resgiondl High School; cut on WnshlnBion Avenue from (he and \ou hjvi i rlj;ht ,to rrdrern »ld Acting Set scant Lcsak was given land* Street and South Avenue, Garwood, N. J.. tVrlnin Lund Dcsll!iUlt«d as Suuih, 26th lllnQirWo rii« c'niiililol ' Westerly Side of North 23rd Street to the Ordinance. ' Tax M ir> til Uf llunroi cC t<4 Kir«jl\«.«rili laiuii. from i.ald lux talc ici-ilftcjte clicking to be held the afternoon of Urg, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lahg Christmas Activities WED. X THl'BS. — DEC. S - *i • ; r? i»id these shjdent nurses. Miss Dor- , By Order ot th'p GoucrriniB. Uady. a copv of uhlth i* k IVA ifcrt fflr k t M-? appointment to his temporary rank for the (urnUhinir of the Borough's re~ Siti.i «ir .it* pull Wtdth From tha soufh-1 - SpitttUBl A iJberH; "A Goad Thanksgiv Exlstlnc Pavement on Michigan Avenue, 1 CKAWSCOTT Thanksgivingg g pqpq££ dinner guests 1 class ••••.-.. frilLIP J. McGEVNA. Unlnn Cotmtv bcblitrr'* O^c- Kriig< December fl at Camp Lion were t New York City, and Mr, and GARWOOD — On Wednesday qiilrcmcnU of gasoline for the. year 1951. jN0Wft|XZ « — OUTSTANDING UIT8 — t I Mly Side nt ..itlctiflcld Avenue: to the j " ••<^±,—• ..:,-•.•-,,-.-- .-•- v rig," was r?cUed by Emil ScUorac y Wi. . ^ and Maklntf ar) Approprlution for Said Cleric nf Suf>«.rlor cfourt til New Jcrtev from that of patrolman by Borough at the W. W. Lovclandd s off 3446 LLo- estimated at 7 thousand gallons. The NiirthorlySldis of Onion Avemia. UI+* » , ','*• ' ' i ^ I'urposc and Provldihi for the Borrowlntf ij . • ' ' • Borough Clerk. to «!*-!• rib made at a.rcccnl Boy Scout Troop iJrs. Robert Stranacher and Mrs. the VFW Auxiliary will hold a aan Hjirfo'rd and Miss .Regina Bated: November,21 16BK, .'' 12-fi i. I l^it t*t ml IV * Council on recommendation of Po- cust avenue included Mr. and Mrs. tanks now used by the Borough arc Streetcar | GEOBGE BEKVAKO SliAW'tf : wiiEHEAs sdii«h amir,street, frtr it* Tcteii-Age Audience ilalph LoHge,. Annette Sbordone, Thereof-, and Providing for th* Maklnjf (if D»t«-d Stove nberl.iast 1129 75 committee meeting held at the Clifford McMahon and daughter of meeting at VFW headquarters on owned by the Esso Standard Oil Company W width; from the Southerly side of !.l£ i - • ° •;• • erdish, class of 1853.- an A-.sc5srncilt. on Hoal Estate Benefited lice Chairman Archie Dnrroch, The Walter Reinhardt of Union and and bidders must agree to purchase them Uhidon ttostron, Iren Hcimsin and by Such Improvement. • • ••' ; home of Al Beling, treasurer,, of tarwood. South avenue to make plans for Named 1 A . move was made because of the ill- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Loveland, Jr, from the Esso Standard Oil Company Robert .P'iconie, *of Miss Dorothy BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond •M-X^-M-^X^-t-^W^-^^X-KW^^^^-XHIKK^r:^ 309 Pine avenue. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Tietsworth ot their Christmas activities^ At aand Xurnish-them-io the-Borough for* Its Council of the {lorougltNitr Kerillworih, ness of Chief John J. BreWr and storage purposes. Gasoline must be the Desirc l Lajeski's Grade 4^ County.of .Union, State pf:New Jersey; of-Gurwpod. 348 Locust avenue entertained at recent meeting of the group birth- LJi;atU; fdj« ^PYGMALION" equivalent of Esso Standard as' manu- ami is not ndeded -agers has packed Other poems were i3re.sentcd by KENILWORTH—A bazaar, proj- Section I: That there - faktl constructed acquaint parents with the program Virginia Harris of 234 Locust dinner, on Thanksgiving Day. day .anniversaries of the following factured by the Esso Standard OH Com- ect of all organisations: of Com- and IliKtOlled B pavement on Wrishlnainn '.ivc between November 26 ntid avenue celebrated her seventh pany, and 4ach bidder shall submit with i Donald'Williams, of. 6R, Margucr jyvchlle from the Westerly ilde of North nd facilities offered by the local Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Al- lhcmbeis .were celebrated: Mrs. it* bid.a specification bf its product. te Hoefele, Veronica Sattler and munity Methodist. Church, will/be' Sard Street to the ExIstlnU' pavement on January 1, 1953. Lcsak-will receive birthday anniversary Friday with |Court room for thc> past month —- 1 ctuiting program. bert Crafferty of Morristown, Mr. Frances Cusmano, Mrs. Evelyn BOROUGH OF GARWOOD "MAJOR BARBARA'' UI1EUEA3 lht> B cct Evelyn . Diereks, Sheila Ferguson, held lotlay and lompFrow', "from 2 'Michliian Avenue. :' ' y •. sergeant's pay-during this period, a party for ten • of her young Waller S. McMniiu . uoiilcl bo for the' - ^ : ever since a youthful pair, was fined Section 2. The. ednstruetlori Bnd in- Present • at the meeting were; and Mrs. A. D. Washburn of Scotch Chcreshkort and Mrs.. Alice Zem- 1 Patricia Kffllv. Mnritvn town in n m nl thp fhnrrh Co- fe u* JIA Ms, WenJy UUier — Lexlle Haw'ard .MOW .f Hrtiowiag ritf fni' '.,"l»;»ri^fnntiniy •.it* '.'ninm* ilit* lichard Harper, 5f., troop •»• thiv Coveniltie Bndy o! the .Borouiih &t u •,.„.«.. r..».'Hnunwl X*iiintwj aruf dtmordancc witfr-t«i>-r for a total of $860. Mr. and Mrs. Tnenns; 'lains, Mrs. (J, J. Spnngtieiu "or inanyv Dated: "November 20. 1951, - Ketf Buruu — Dcbarah Kerr Boulevard, found dull sport Mprj arid Elizabeth -Fischer .and.iBilccn _ _ jeef* ittee chairman, Edward Dudick Ki'i|ilu-yrfh as WlloWs; - .-.•'• hairmen ate Howaid Muipl*y-a»»a .ti *s-prce*r«Hby-4he : Alfred C. Peluslo of 412 Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Begassc and ^ X; ; thatthat;; lhlh« PHbllPHbllB riijKtriij s id day night. ••'.;. oSceflon" 3. the "esllmated~ ea»t"to'. bo ; Wrs. William Smith. White Circle pai"d fo•'r sai"d pavement from all source* 1« avenue bought lots 239 and 240 on —camping - ehnitman, Clifford Mrs. .Bernard Boylan and sou of »J.UJ •anihStriieMoiM r its,fulitfl!! widtidthh icom , Peter S4i'slnsky of tfniori, charged ^ Grade 4 sang two the sum of eu-ht Thousand ($8.0001 Dot- r. V tin- Knutli«rlS!. aid* cit Rlchfltld rAveriUB to r th'ij Woman's Society of Chris- Myrtle avenue for $3G0, Buehman and Frank Muhn—ad- 443 Third avenue spent Thanks- Jhc.Northerly .siad rou«h at Kenllworttv; Union County, ian Service will serve » public the comtruetlon and Installation of tuiid ancement chairmen, Richard giving visiting relatives in Corona, LIBERTY THEATRE Chief George D. Conklin, was fined gave a 16th century song, "Old pavement the said turn, nl sa.ooo.oo. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Di lorio Hacmttn and John Ferrari—assist- Ni'w .Icisey, be »nd the same are hereby Long Island. 1121 Elizabeth Avenue .vac:iti;d. rulensud and extinguished. $10 and paid $3.75 costs of court, Hundred.". \ BOROUGH Or KENILWOUTII Section 4. A down payineht of T*o of 215 New street paid $3<10 for nt scoutmasters, nnd Charles Mer- Mrs. Anne Nichols of Jersey City Rti'Uori" 2: Th.ls -'Ordinance- shall- take ?UBI,IC-NOT1CE is liqreby Ulven that the Thousand IS2.0O0I Dollar has beert pro- in the sole trafllc cake heard.. ••'• .. Grade 7, rAntonio Fortunato's Bornuch of VCenilworth. on the 11thvlded' for- the • puepsse Ket forth in this Jots 247 and 248,-also on Myrtle er, Scoutmaster. was the guest Thanksgiving of he tlTi'd ilrum niinl pasisnKe and publlcotlnn Ortlinanee through appropriation here- KCDrdlnn Uf law. . :.."•'• Frederick. MeLeod pf 24^ North sectloni gave an appropriate prayeif day of 11'cccmJjtT, 19SI. at 8:30 P. W. avenue. Eighty dollars was paid A group of new scouts recently mother, Mrs. Obie Sims of 540 lE.'s.T.i.' at the Council Chambers, tofore made In Bud|£ctK heretofore by George Millci, Jr., of 106 Cen- Tenth st^e<;t, odcused W hW. wifts, on tapy recording, and Wayne Borough Hall.. Boulevard, Kenilworth, adopted. -. . . undertook a camping ti ip to Camp Fourth avenue. Fueuerheirn, Florence Torrenti, Kcur Jersey will sell all" its right, title Secttoji • S. The num of jroar Thrttia- ter street for lots 233 hnd 234 on Matie,.of simple assault and bat slid Interest In the hereinafter partic- and i$4,00fli Dollars has been provided Lion at which time they passed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaver ol riWIeNotlc^ti Iter^by Olven that the Ronald Holmquist "aind Maureen by Advancca already made by some of "Hemlock avenue."**" ~ " hen- tracking requirements. '"raising- Qr. (JnvemlnB Body, of the Borough 6j Of School Assembly cipal, songs' and hyrrins by the as? more than Two ThoiiMHd (£3,0001 Dol- A PLACE IN THE SON Kinilwiirtli. nt the Horounh Hall, Boule- 1>. v'Thc balance, of the purchase price. tin, Jr.. assistant scoutmaster; Mr .and Mrs._ James Dolait of Eliz* sembly, nnd the flag salute. "• n c.T.ii. shall be paid withtn sixty days lars in bonds of the BdronuH of KeHll- Drcvlous meeting./ Fire Chief ,w»iilrth. ' Nnw ,Vnt»" nt oh"H' KBNiLWOHTH — Indian music worth. and In c()iiiifctlan thercwlilr and Thomas Britain had iccommend- James "Mercer, troop seribe; Ed- abcth. The Warrior nclot'lcin flje cycnlnB- lE.S.f.i on thewas presented as a features of the ftcr the talc, and the purchastir shall pay ID anticipation of the "Issuance of said r" Utii. Hay • of li^comberT 1051. At siieh i"pirupor|i«riirte sTiaru of the taxcii from •Hindu a» herein provided for, Mid sum • ed purchase of the set to keep the-ward Tiller, George Witde and Mr. andvMrs. Henry Bechler q] Hun- .ma |>iut'*i,*oi ax tiuy. tiiuti a»iu piutv Thanksgiving assembly by Grade .he d,-itc of sale for the balance of- lite miiybc borrowed! by the iutuhee of ft«i 1 BOROUGH OF KENILWOltTH i in radio contact with police, Matthew Kovendro. They were Mapleshade were the guests Sun- I" \thirh such *ni*i'ti'n». Irift'' r»#» rifltourripH G pupils -last week "in Hnrding irrent .\ear and for any subsequent yciir. cntlnblc IMIIKI anticipation rirftci ef the •rtl iir.Tsons. intoi'e.itL'd will be given an I'UBLIC NOtlC^" used on the assessed valuations, and HoiouCh of Kenllw.orth, which notes ,hall H accompanied by assistant seoul- day of Mr. am!'Mrs. George Nicl; •oppiirtunlty to-be henrd iioncornlni! miel> School auditorium. .Classes had POBLtC NOTICE Is hereby clven that MiUlini! lax rates.. . ., bear Interest at n rate tint to,exceed «lK A-grjnt of $50 for pui chase of nast'tr John Fcrtari and scoutmas- olsim of 4tU Third "avenue. / 6een studying Indian lore and the Borough of Kenilworth. on the H«'< c If the pureha*elf falls, ticalcctil, or ni'/ i p<;rceulu>n tier annum.. . The World Uy Ortlcr. of **»** ^^ver^iritr RnHv ' ..• day of Deicinber; 1051. at B;ao P. M.. at efits t» pay the Isalanee due, together SccUon 3. The purlodtif un-f ulncss of 1 modulator- for the new police ter Charles Mercer. Seaman I/c George Migku lef* PHILIP J. McGEVNA. songs durin'g-November, the Council .' Chambers, Borouch llalfc ltli'cltavceS ahd taici7 within the. »aid snlrt pavemeht Is hereby determined to Attend injj a training course for Tuesday for Littlo Crcck^va. fol« LAXA'TllBNEB I Boraiish Clerk. Ellen. Matthews, Carol Hogai- Boulevard, Kenilworth, N. J. will sell o>l sixty. tla\s4 the dep&itt t.iadc shall b« re- be (We tSi years, and' the bonds hereby aeadquaiters,. radio to pinpoint D,ual: Nrivembcr 27, IDStr-' ' . , 12*0 IU Rlttht, title arid intet&l In the herein- tained by. the Borough of KeiillwaHh tin- authorized shall be issued arid shall be sending-and leccivmj; WJIS given cout leaders being held .in Plain- lowing a five day leaVe which hi "MR. IMPERIUM'- bltei-"" jiiirtleularly «««rlbed property, as Ics: Governing Body, by Resolution, paid within a period not exceeding five Held by* the Watchunj* Area Coun- spent at his hotnc.i<5 Second avc DICK ro»ELL ' said properly Is not needed'^tftr public decider to the contrary. ISI yearn, and the assessment (hall be A TIMEL)f Fllil SHOWING THE DEVELOPMENT OF Police Chairman Archie Darroch. Ul*. th* preperly shall behold at pnblic a.—Purchaser—»fiiiH.' pay tHo coits nf paid in dtich period of time tin the Bor- cil are John Fcrrari,.Kichard H«K- TAIL TARGET' aUctldh to'the hls!h«trttt«lder. upon the publication of the leaal Notice.-of Sale, nueh CftUncll nhall. by rewilutlon deter- man, Joseph Martin and Charles Mr. nmlJMtrs. Thomas Dineei following tennis'and conditions: revenue stamps', and drawling . Catch D. Sha bBlince bf the purchase price, h ordinances. '• —• , ,..,.. ;J^ tfcm(fi»-Trea«Urer of said BnrodUh of Ken- A \l\ID DEMONSTRATION AND neUk^Finncrty und Mrs. Thoma: cash, Khali he paid' within ntxty day f. The purchaser will sssitifne payment ilwnrth. and the seal nf the Bnrouuh of GARWOOD — James- Tells of Yule Parly for F.D Aux, • pmcen of 258 Locust avenue. «ft«?r the Sole, and the purchaser shall of a f.ittire trunk w*e4: charae for anyKenilworth *liall be ifflxcd Jhercto and ILLUSTRATED MESSAGE OF THE Otanford will benhc recipient of a GABWOOD — Fire Department tssy a tiroporllonate «ht>rc of the taxt?s property jf the property does not Have a .ittcalcd by the Bsratitih Clerk. Timmy Svenda of 619 South nv«s New Jerseij is Foremost THE STRIP •' from the date of sale for aiic balance heretofore eunslrueted liy the Bor- Section 9. The cost of uald pavement of the END OF THE WORLQ $10 award atl tomorrow evening's Auxiliary will hold a Christmas nuc celebrated his seventh birth - of the current year and' for any sub oii"h on*l assessed for" IserietHs. If and shall ue asxessied. upon the lands bejte* annual banquet of the Garwood party at Us next meeting, Decem- ttkjUent VMT, .bawd, on'the assetsed val when the property receives trunk sewer Cited "ishin|i Club to be "held «t Gar- b 17, at Borough Hall. Inchargc IN RESEARCH FACILITIES E. Jf the purchaser fails, neclects. «r re- a The iiald sale will be made an -the Section 10. After the full assessment fus*f| to gay the balance due, tncclhei i thatttfessnie shall be resoned shall be made niialnst the real estate beri- il)tn i|rr-"- •••- ••!.] 11iUi Mr. Tells claims the distinction sixty "days," the deposit niaHe shall IK h TK. retained by the' Bormieh of Kcniluortli th.it Hi 0 to 9 Inclusive in stild block an iiiivniice to tho Hormiiih bf K Grace Pehriucci, daughter of Mr Did >ou tnow that N'eiv Jersey M a ccnlht IMiiaililUUIIIIIIiliinliiMUIiUllliiuiHUilllliliiUlillllUiiiiliUUIiilllliMiUllilllllillll unless the covernlng Itndy, by Hcsolii- shnll la(ti-.r dirscubefejUall .-aalxx—Into an the as££s«itient • shnll Ixi lei* than the will deactivate after the aifair, un- a recent tonsiHectoniy. Entertainment Fri. & Sat. catloiv of the lecal Notice of Sale, rev- urriftiwnt to erect .ind eonstruet two'per". uKwwit of moneys advanced by them, the - GARWOOD—A housc-to-lHiusc Did >ou'Lnow that New Jersey h so udl There are two main reasons for this gigantic enue stamps^ ahd drawlncs of the^tieed iair. t-oinim-tcial^WWtHnBs conlalnlhB -""t- >«Miount advanced In rxcris of the *l«e*s- til the spring rishing season. "a. Streetcar FltOM 9 uatH 2 A. M, e. "The property shall Iw conveyed by Bar- mrnt *hall IHI TcttiFnea Ib the t«ipe«tlv« convasa Sunday will be the prin- Miss Minerva Grupc returned I ii-ew.Jh.in Ki.ftitfl Kfniare feed each aha th»t~ - Lnouii (or its oulstamlinu rcs«iirch facilities concentration of research in so small an area: gain and Sale De*d, subject to restrle- swncni of the real c.tale; blid In th» Will Atoinie Power De^rtsy tlie World? her honitfy-UtitD South avenue, o ord said buildinfis shall lie commenced Inniiied- rvj-nt that the respectiv# KMoUhti el cipal method for Sale of tickets that yin\e industrialists call it "The Scientific (1) New Jersey i< close to home office*in. 'tlons of record. If any. and gontns ' -ly "iwrfi delivery of deed and shnll Sunday follow ing a lw» weeks Named JAKE BAUER at the Piano ami Orgaii nances. Iw continued with a suMeletic.v flf labor a'sscsmnents shall exceed the amount of Movie* for Children to the Gaiwood First Aid Squad's State"? GffHSY PtEK SUSAN HAYWASD f. The'purchaser will. auume payment « moneys advanced by th« land, ttWHeft, :o Florida. New York City; and (2) ii Utpit • wide the Day ... Both Old and New wil ninterial to complete the same within there sV'iall be an asieiimciit enly tat HEAR ALL ABOLT IT, AT GARWOOD — Movies for theshow, "Frolics of '51." A circular w.» RAVMONO MASSEY • KIEROU MOORE Popular Sonfls Od d N a future trunk sewer clurte for anithe usual time required for tuclt a con- Almost everything ui«l m tlayby-day livinp variety of industrul plants,which can pat fc upon fjpquest property If the property flws unl r(avi the • amount of ,tlle , aiMHwhient. chiraei school children will > be presented tell ins about the show will be Mrs. William Krcsge ot 506 Myr »-*UOARRVl F. ZAMOCK' "'SH£NRV KING a sewer heretofore constructed by tin IC I In excess of tlu airibUliU idv.iiced. Iiias been unproved by New Jersey research. innovation* and impiWemcnU into pilot pro* .•) " TJ I)!-|||(J rece|ved r,t said sale shall be iomoiYow afternoon at 3:15 p.. m dclivcicd to each home by can- tie avenue will entertain her clul • — PRICES FOR THIS —* BIOM OUSKBlil Borough and assessed for benefits. .ubject to aeceptanee t»r rejeetlsn by the Section 11. « U expected that the &>?: 1 this evening. A lew uf the products developed al the ductioit under the close scrutiny of the men e. The Mayor ahd Council reservi-s th ouch of KrnllWorlh aHail contribute no uTCiicoTn School under auspices of vassers, and a souvenir program ENGAGEMENT ONLY right to accent or r«J»ct any or all bids inventing B?dy of the DoroiiHh ol Kenll- part of the cost of «ald Improvement-, ' KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL will be left at each residence. Mrs. Michael Mtsko of 245 Sec- Cd of the East include the tlcctrit who developed them. aw! Nbrth 26th Street •fhe Borouch represents that title to said Section 11. A iiUpplemenUi debt .Ule- PTA— Mrs. Dorothy Tear-se-of ADULTS k The Baroueh represent* that title to ment him been prepared »hd l» now on will-bo-prcscntctT ond hvcmie returned Suiuluyfron t, the" tiilo, lelcViilota, the t>-pcwtiter, properties may have been acquired eithemi the faculty has .announced tillet, of WEEK-DAY MATINEES^ by Deed, Tax Foreclosure, or ••I'•»»n "* itcra^ iaTd pnipcVffcirniay have been acaulred Die In the Borough Clerk'* O(fli*. 1 • , Newark Ave, at 23nl St. nrx^ ..1'h")^d»v, .Friday n*id_Sat- a three weeks' vacation in Mi am ^flephlot 87 in a^i*» u itcritly «l«»a lh.i ih» St. Mark's First Aid Squad building be- Island. WEEK DAY EVENINGS OUR FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAILS | • the'iciir of »afd lototss \ wii friim tl t JM'Usi.« WM TRY v tat ail' Evuiijjjolist, Owen Moffinuii. Continues Meeting Niglitly GARWOOD — Morning praye tween 9 a. in. ahd 1 p. m. Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Ryzplinsk SUNDAY ALL DAY 83—33-M-3S M.. ?Hi 8lre«t - S . and trbm said !oU ta fwoell of tbi Barooth of k«tiu«orih kod AND TASTY SANDWICHES § go4 3S.38>d7-3S Summit Avenue S the UHlon To nip 1 hf |h» W««ftf on th* and sermon wi)l be held at 10:3d rehearsal for the show. of 436 Second avenue spent Sui' 51.00 Blnek J67 iwhole block i Or NOVt^lBIH. 1931.. " ' --'- Througlt Friila%-9 Deeenilier 7tli ' Swulay in St. Mark's Church. which will raise funds for theday in Mahbney-City, Pu. vlsitin MllW^liiilUwUUliUliUUiiUliiiWiiiuiilUiliiiUiiliiiliUUIIIlUUIi'l Mlehtgah Ave; & Menrae Ave. Bokouen or KtHitwaHftt I, eicrjEVNA. runic SERVANT OF C I U I STATE 1 J. Bians. lay wader, will. squad's nc& , anibulancv* (UJliL I her mother. CHILDREN 3Sc . yKKtNCi STACE " J-HUJP J. MeOEVMA. By; PHILIP 3. McOtv* 1 V"•• - . BoroiiAH wili-bcWcdnes day-Tiit'8:15 p. m. I Mr, and M^s. Frank AT ALL TIMES : tloroliffti Clerk. *Jovciiibeif«r,-i«31; (Tax indL) u _ NsvembcS- 11. 1831. **•«* I 1

THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1951 Pase Twenty-Four Rtl» fight Tl RalpffiATI 'wrns pronounced lptoxicated by for parents, who were introduced 262 and 263. Mode 772 map ofAdvancement AwaJrds New Realty Office 'Now and Then'Sale Attend Convention tortheir-childrera'-teachers.—Tnc Crantord KnolU [Wlt~hd l\ir. Six municipal officials left yc To Face Arraingment His companion;, Patrick O'CJ fall program! had been delayed by Mr, and Mrs. Mattio Garafolo to p ffrm^that opened.recently at 104 land new articles will talce place yyaUc7^ ghan, 27 years old; same address, the uncompleted portion of the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nanz, prop^- Advancement awards were, pre- NortlTavenue, west, comer Central Monday, pecember 10; from 9^ a^ . mf.-the' annual convention of the NC\V KENILWORTH — Frank Brooke, schbol : g««Tpr<.H rujg abolit theJibl erty in K»"g**"" avenue. ;375 feet sented Saturday evening.at .a: meet- avenue, Wesifleld. He was ror-to Vp; m. at the McPberson Realty! Jersey League '. of ^.-.Municipalities 36 years old. of 27 tommonwearot refused physician's services, police A cake sale was, held -aiierH *** ThcofrenoBjtU ael's School, Njew Bobcats sworn in TrCffrTOw. " Tilosie • auenaing ir J avenue, is scheduled to fdce a court said^/feTe was arrested by Sgt, meetingr"Mrs^u^st|m^ine Bar&ar-- Sir. and Mrs- Harold Snyder, to < selle, in charge of tht?" sales, ap- auspices of the Cranford Twig of Mr. and Mrs. WBljsBittAj.jPearcie, were Joseph Gillcn, NorbertjHeag- praisals and mortgages; "ntie^T. the. Women's Auxiliary of Over- Cranford include Tax Collector appearance. Monday-on a charge of Thonias r^cyille for drunk and dis- ise, president.i. irttrodilced^ihe main B. Caldwelir Township Treasur^ drunken driving.- ,-• . ' :> property known as 673 Quinton neyl Michael Hogan, ThomaB-Tii8a> Willis Real Estate firm will spe- look. .Hospital, Summit. Proceeds orderly conduct. i speaker. • • . .';.,-" .7 •"-•; hey, Robert Mueller, David Sha- D, J. Croft, Building inspector F He was arrested by Patrolman Brooke, according to.the police " At'.. 1:15 p. m. today, the parent ri'' cialize in . sales, rental -manage- will go to the hospital fund. : ••» G. and H. Constructioh Company., heen, John Sullivan, .William j". beller, Township Assessor EdJ G A RW OOD G R ANFORD George. Ker,nsn after hisjeaf w report, was driving south toward education group will > meet at the ment, . mortgages and appraisals. ward Markowich, Township Clerk to Mr, and Mrs. Frank iSantoreUi* Washburn and' PauliZarilio. • Associated, with Mr. Willis are CLSAM »AO8 rtmCBABlB—Whtf o» in collision at Boulevard and Twen- the Boulevard,, and was ;in_ colli- sthool, Mrs. John Ruth will lead Colon* without button* or-cdlcth* — J. Walter Coffee and Health Offl ty-third street a* '2; 15 a. in.'M6.hr 1 property in Clinton avenue, 105.55 Badges and awards presented Charles .J. Lyons, formerly with * CtaM pn a«aaa\_ Bring them Into The Vol. LVIIL No. 46 sion'with a car traveling"west or? a discussion oh "Understanding Included; John Baker; silver ar- cer William K Smith: CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1951 28 Pages — FIVE CEKTS day. Taken to police headquarters the Boulevard, operated by Frank Biscipline?' feet from o South Twenty-fourth; Peterson and St^ford of Union; street.-'.-' '••'"•' ' ' \ '.-' ' '• " ' row- oifi Bear badge; Donald Walsh^ Lawrence Bacek, Shell Oil Co.; J. Torrens, 23 years old, of 5 Wolf, badge, gold arrow and three iilWUIilliiiu,,, He'rriing avenue, Cranfoi'd, ' Esti- Mrs, John H. Morris, fprnierly* with Guest Soloist Leads Businessmen Hill Elected President Ike for .President Police Hunt Thieve* Wfcea Foraacc b "FMItwC silver arrows; Thomas Ciirrie, gold Ifce Traynor; Mrs-. Julie i&cCul- LBARH TO HAf mated damage to each csr ivas and silver arrows on Bear badge; CHS Prom Taliaferro Because the household rumpus lough, formerly with Bankers Business Of Watcliung Bowmen Petitions Circulate $500. •. : - In 4 Holiday Breaks ACCOftDIOH! room frequently bouses the furnace, John Jellowitz, Wolf badge, gold * Kcpresonlativc.s of the local Also slated to. appear is Donald KENILWORTH—Several leads Trust; Mrs. John Hirsh, and Mrs. Howard Mill of 28 Mansion ter- the demand has developed tor fur- arrow and two silver arrows; and .Modem method* Wilson, 18 years old, of 21lt Ceil-arc being •investigated, by police Cornelia Elliot. race was elected president of the "We Want Eisenhower" Club naces with exterior Jackets that are Arthur. Donnelly, Lion badge. Committee let you play nial avenue, Cranford, on a charge this week t<> find thieves respon- Harold pomaratius .who 'was Association Watehung Bowmen; field archery attended .-in Kisonhowcr ineetinu. from UK **U.. as colorful and attractive as furni- ens of ..careless driving. sible for the Thanksgiving Day ture. For the' purpose, industrial graduated to Boy Scouting Was Approve Permits and hunting club; Tuesday. night in Sumtriit 'on Sunday; Senator- Beginner"* lootiiig^ttf four, homes amounting to Capt, Edward Btupak said Wil- finish engineers have developed spe- presentedAviih a scout neckerchief. Township Committee Tuesday at a meetng in the Union County elect Malcolm S. Forbes of Som- furnished. loss ol $400 in cash and property. Appointed son was involved in a Uvo-car. ac- cial finishes in strikfej" Jersey State headquarters'.' . . I'o Aiuiotiiue Elizfibdth.i a passenger in the other A camera and "projector Worth , Ateust Bbtory chiefs, Rol.md Leimann, William vatore Garrubba, 520 Cranford 1<>,>2 School Dance To Lead Organizalion"^ president, , Charles Montano oi I*roiluctioii All Set Petitions rcciuesiifiK Qcnvral i the i -iar r recei ved med ieal - at ten t ion for $200 and $85 cash Were taken from In the golden age of whaling, be- Bjumgartner and Stephen Ayres. avenue, $9^000; Theodore RrMoran, Hillside; secretary, Miss. Patricia Eisenhower -to heeonie a caruli- For S<-!ioof Bioard contusions of the right knee and fl\c home of Walter Geisler, Mon- tween 1833 and 1863. America had Announcement was made that 45 203 Pawnee road, $8,000; and Gar- l'l.nis Jlready are underway to Lee Evaluates A«ls Conant of Summitytrcasurerv Mrs; _ For f wo E%hl Staiul _ -iirc now bcinp ckcuUited j^n Shbck,/-' :•.- . ".'- '' ••' " :.. '' . . :•"'•' -."• roe avenue and Twenty-fourth as many as S75 ships on the seas Cubs and 10 parents went by busden State Building Corp., 3 Harold mike nevt year's Cianford High Sidney . Breen, proprietor: of Ramon Greenfield . tit Pl.ulnucld; By LOUIS II. Zi:rFLKK street. Thieves took -another $80 seeking the great ocean mammaL At' 7:50-a. m, Monday, a ear. oper^ to the Museum of Natural History Johnson avenue, $8,000. Stlioiil Jiinior-Senioi' Prom one of Breen's. Liquor Store, .21 North. l'tcd by Martin W.. Givcns, 33 yaar's Wish and a quart of whiskey from "Today the U.S., flag is not repre- in New York City on November 17, inembers-at,-larue, Grant Welch of "The Silver .WhistlfclJsjyady. It Union avenue, was elected1 presi- stbej old, of 36 Park drive.^nd a Sunoco his neighboi, Robert Hirth. sented to Antarctic whaling fleets, Next pack meeting wil feature a die outstanding affaire in the irvinglen, William 'ivolnhs of Fan- is ready'.on -timer because of the j and the only American whalers are we dent of the CranfoTSd Business Asv lie trunk, operated by Frank C. A wedding ring and $62 wai re- Christina? parfy. took Before' Yon Pahrt (|la school's history. This was wood arid Ramon Greenfield. • clforts of more: Umn JI Jmn.ilrod | stalioiu. ;uljnawit"i^¥l>" muii"id- itumnm.cc'd last nichi. tluit.;hfc ' two small killer boats which operate sociation at the annual meeting Linden Ogden of' Elizabeth, collided at ported gone fiom the home of Ed- In your eagerness to begin paint; Io.iinod this week with the an- o Mr- Hill was probably- the (list be «V ciindifljitc for {i three^eiii' : from a shore rendering station in 1 wotkerii of the Cranford DrnnViitiej pal- linilcliuj', So"uth Twenty-third street ' and Wiiid Oiavcty, 48 North Thirteenth ing, don\t open a new can of paint last. Thursday ^night at the Coach View 'Jersey archer to kill s> dcci term in the umuial school elcctlqti Quinton avenue. No summonses California. Teen-Agers Bike Court Wrap them iioiiiu i merit that a parent-student jnd Rotary Cliilw for the past two •, l.oiiiil repiWo'n'Uiliyes will bo street, and Joseph Piscatelli, of 136 befdre you acquaint yourself thor- arid Four Restaurant. He succeeds during the bow and arrow .prftsio.iit at the 0|'>cniivK of thiy orrii .Februar• Februaryy 1.1.22 .M Mrr .Talihferf Of Music Center were issued;:: rv .; ^ •,-•-.--•-••••• Teen-age cyclists of Spotswood, pLiiinin" committee has been s>et this year when he shot a 150- months. Tomorrow and Saturday f North Twenty-first street, said $6 oughly witn'^fie"direction* on the Robert M. Crane. New' Jersey' * Eisenhower head- is the lirst 4o announce his eatidt-X, M. J,, have formed a club to en- up to begin ''preparations for the pound buck November 25 near lights the, 'cj.irtri.in vil KO up ut v and 200 ,22 caliber cartridges were label. Once the can is opened and just for fun tliicy for the. three vacancies to be 241 W. St. George Ave. force bicycle regulation* in the MISS ROBIN ROBERTS Other officers for the coming Cross River; N. Y. 8:30 p. m. on the High Sfh'noV slafic TientonV To avoid weakening' of cold cof- you stir the contents or pour them, SIDNEY BKEEN lllleil next year. ' Authorized i from his house. town. A judge and model jury will year are: Vice-president, James K a crowning achievement Ui.t'H' Talk on Encyclopedia, fee drinks by melting ice. the Fan- into another container, splashes or Excelsior &, be selected from Its ranks to try "runs" -of the paint may obscure no charge Kervick; secretary^ Paul Martens, annals of .'Cruiiford. ciyic iiit' Riclmrtl J. Ktitil of ;cck icelec- ~ I Bait/, a company representative, Real Estate into a refrigerator ice tray. ., Indoor Seedlings' wwtb of a recent... h Ln.in fund and the prumuti'c Club's i spoke on the World Book Encyclo- dcr.. Directors include Mr. Crane. building fund. . ; . '.'••" lion because of increased picture ACCORDIONS LOANED KENILWORTH — The follow- When starting^eedllngs indoors, Falling Hair ' tmtolstudygroup_. meetinE>i;pon- JREE TO OUR STUDENTS pedia for Children before ii large Charles M.JRay, Louis Cohen and The cast has been .rciieatjsini; for ing deeds have been recorded in C excellent results can be obtained by Worried about falling hairT Ac- rebecca lydon Glee Club PTA audience, including many fa- :SctLJ>y; • the. High School Victor t>. Shahecn. Past president Rush Starts T^> Cyphers more than a month and the jliial 30 Seniors the office of the County Register in planting them in a. mixture of one cording to tests, a loss of as many' The H & W Railvay. one of the Howard 'M,^Si816^:i^''ijSh^ittna»i; AAA Certified Instructor* theis, in Harding School •auditoi- the Court House, Elizabeth: nation's* most profitable roads, uses part of Terra-Lite vcrmiculite and as 100 hairs a day can be conild- PrttX'iir.'.fl.t-.ilte^dj.scussidn. meeting" dress rehearsal, \yill i)c" tonight, jium Monday night. John Zakanych, widower, to Mr. coat-burning locomotives exclusive- two parts of soil, with a quarter- crcd normal. The average, however, room 10 — 15 alden st., cranford were parents, students and of the nominating' committee. Clara Low, ace director of the play, iss Robin Roberts, imports the cast •will present' one r,' Track Phone Linden 3-3701 It was. "Bdck-to-School Night" and Mrs. Frank P. Caponetti, lots ly. inch topping of vermiculite. runs between 25 and 50 hair fibers. of nearby coinmuhities^ The new president served as Postmaster Pleased Troop 75 Scout to Gel Folk.Soiig "Singer, vice-president of, the associatioii ol the best, if not the very best, Are Fetwl; wprk^ed-out^solutions duvine^ahe past-year-arid-fomefljt At Cooperative Trend; ~ Highest /Award at;' ' • : fOEtnaneeK in the 3ft year hi.slory to their high school prom problems. To BeMiuest Soloist was a director. A member oi tfle Issues Suggestions ~ of the ""Crahford •D'rafnnlic-' X'fub. Working oh each of the planning Miss folk song Business Association since- its.in- Traditional Christmas .mailing Donald it^'Cyphers an Sunday This play, which starred Jose Fer-| ';Thirty' sMiior letlermpn.received : ception, he has bee^proprieioi^ol^ rar OH'Broadway.iri.-lHIO, is ciir-i"gold cniblenis'of the sport in whith L_— •—(cnTn?mttees-nvill~be^ -^tUdeh|Hand i.Hnger,-will be gu t rusfi~s(arfea "Mbriclay'at Cranford ^wirt^beedme :the~tenth BoyvrSeout : icntly aiieanii}» in the"nu»Vies-''st:u> they p;u'ticip:ited nt Cranford High a.•piiVent or faculty adviser," it was the local retail liquor store for the in" 't^tc history Of Ttoop 7S to attain arinual Christmas Post Office. Postmaster Arthur F. ring Clifton" Webb in "Mr; Dulvi- Scjiool.; Tu'escfay night at'rf'dinnei pointed out. Mis. btne.sl tsciuoe- Crahford Glee Club Dt^mber past 16 years-.. He is a member; of Eagle Jfsjrik, highest in scouting. Mete revealed yesterday. 1 by Cranfprd' .Boosters i'ct-lwi<. been named general In^heThigrrscIjddl "auofitomS* the Rotary Club, Cranford Lodge ^—AijHeJ^SO^seVyice^n the Metho- ^ RioKs'._Thp Bell *. John Giles, | of B'hai Brith7and"has beeto active % T lii'dtluc- Cliib at. the liiRh school.'More than man, representing the High School TheNjIee Club wilL.again t>uring~some~hourS~of * the "past dist Church, spo hspr~Qf Troop~7S; leading-man Jin local Red Cross, United Fund tion, supported by' an all-star cast 170 persons jitteirdecl.••- PTA board- Wotking with her assisted by a boys' choir in-a [three days, an extra parcel post tho'-'in.-year'sjold' Cranford High eo-clitiirman is Pamela Dunham, and cancer campaigns, I window has been opened to receive are ready. Pictures of "the cast and 'Fifteen of- the senior lelteimen of Christeias songs, always one School senior, will be presented tl»e .s.tage sot nre on exhibit in the! to •reccivo.,cmblems,AV?OTW~'nverfrbors student prom chairman. Members the features of the Christmas^eon^ Mr," Breen is treasurer the [an early freshet ol packages. The with the Eagle award. .'., •'.'....' ' of ttic yeneral committee are Rob- Coutity Retail Liquor Oeal- real flood is expected to -begin next Cranford Trust Company window, j of the CHS football team; 14 vvoie cert.. Concert tickets are now be- •He is,the. second Scout Troop"75 The. off-stafic. crew-has moved [soccer players and one is, on the ot t Redden, junior class president; ing sold by members of the club. Y ciatioh and a member of i-etk. ren of Israel Synagogue Bat Postmaster Metz was opti- member so honored this year. In and erected the set on.-the;, high LTOss-eoi'mtry team. Robot t Doteler, senior class presi- •Associate memberships may still the Anthony Terregin.0, junior and a trustee of Tern*' mistic about residents heeding sug- July,, William Reed, Jr., 'received school, stacc where rehearsals' be- Fred RdacKcnzie, co-captain of be obtained from Charles Hi Mes- the'coveted rating. • • ', . , sponsor; and Frank Zimmer- ple also is a member gestions 'to avoid eleventh-hour Ban(Monday.-Trnnsiibrtntiort of -thcitheJaotbnirttjani,'' was .awarded the serve, membership vphairman for nun, high school principal. of Twin Country '."Club,, deadlines.. Taking part in the ceremony will s.et 'was provided by Floyd Rey-jotltstnnclinR player trophy. The the fifth season.\ Each associate be his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- nolds of the Rot.iry Club and liisjawnrd w:is ciwn Ijim by Joseph Sub-committees appointed are: Watehung. 'This early mailing shows peo- L. TALIAFERRO member will receive four tickets to jamin F-. Cyphers of 107 Retford trucks. George Trunipore'aricT fius- Daley, father of Joseph Daley, Jr., — Mrs. James Duffy, Guest-speaker at Thursday ple are adhering to suggestions the Christmas eoneect and the same avfehue; Commissioner Harlon W. soll Johnson and their, stngi^ crew co-euptnin.with Fred. of his business. He recalled that at chiiu mun, assisted '-by Richard night's meeting Was Lee. made every year for their benefit, the time he accepted the presi- number of tickets for the spring publisher of The 1 compliment the public for its co-Drew, Uniaft County Boy Scout have been Working every day in- Tlpse receiving (jold footballs Diuckenmiller, junior class treas- : s •Concert. ," .."•"".; ..,- .'V • ' • '.: Councils Scoutmaster Anthony La- cludiii |! Saturdays nnd Sundays. were: Robert Bolder,' Andrew Crl- dency of the board last February ; entertainment — Meredith and co-chairman ot the ad operation, I've noticed a definite Miss Roberts is a new, arid excit- jsai? Rbbort"».-JHarris, neighbor- One of the hardest workers in thesanti, Dhley, Bernard Doyle, Earl he said he would serve only for the Conlcy,' chairman, assisted by Fred committee of the Njew trend toward earlier deposits for balance of his term. Mr. Kaul, who ing personality who presepts a pro- Association, who disctised "Ad hood commissioner; Kenneth^ D. crew is Jack* Bannon, president of Kunow, Gcoi'ce J.uracek, Hnrry Dutt>\ junior class representative; the last three years," Mr. Metz de- 1 is completing six yeais as a school gram of American and European tising Your Business." red. Foster , former scoutmaster, any .the the Dramatic Club. The set is no\v Britton, Rudy Liiurel, Peter Lojew- food —^Mrs. William 1\ Collins, ski, MatKenzie, Karl Pfeil, -Jeiry trustee, formerly was chairman of 1 ;baHar»;nCTor balls were: | John H McClmtock of 327 Wal- chairman, assisted by"Mailin Sieg, tumes, make-up' and iightinf; com- Peter Britton, John Canrieht, avenue, wtto.is.compieTinX.his.-. pieventing the parents* group; been .found to be the most economi- same iiours will cal meahs^iif-r.eaching the greatest apply the » Week-end, last be- mittees are all ready for the DcUino, Robert DommerRiie, cap-|fis"stterm on the board, .said last pml publicity ^ David Isles, assist- tviRht- he had. not yet v number, of potential custonier&<^He trqjiopr^ "are Thus we have a hilarious piny | tain; Ricluird I?pple>; manaRoi" decided ed by Charles M. Rny. Bloodmobile whether-he would seek another •' pointed to the newspajieys* accept- planned for turdaymand dii ected' by • an ace director, pre- John Krusc,-Peter McL'nushlin, Al- Additional sub-eommittt^; "mem- ability among readers over other Sunday, . sented' by an all-slin' cast, pro- bert Michael, Stewart 'Marshall, term; Mr. McCHntock is currently chairman of the finance and long- bois will be chosen shortly by the mbdia and also tp the many setv- Special oveirsL&e eoribi>iners will duced by a veteran 'off-stage crew Glen,Owens, Larry Peterrnnn, Ber- range planning committees"of the;' tn.m men and co-chairmen of\the First Visit ices^it renders to the community. be placed in the post offi all .ready. At this point we ^Indnard Segebade, Bud Taylor and i respective groups, _ it was. an- that Averioed an audience and anBruce VoRel. : •: board.. ' • —- Fhe~publisher-Urged-8idvertiser& when -the Volume of T nounced. "~* Here Jan. 7 to devote more attention to the Warrants, the postmaster explai auditorium and stage toRcfthcr. with '• ''iSjinii'es ' Renrick was avyardod Mr. Taliaferro, a resident here" Pume purpose of the joint com- preparation of their advertising Patrons will be required to program support. Without these a Rold.track shoes, since 1927v was,appointed to the, mittee project, it was learned, is A. Red Cross Bloodmobile will copy toApbtain maximum results. rate local, out-of-town, and airmail perfect play, by .such a cast and . . Edclie Price, former Tulnnc Un'j- board in- May, 1950, to repinee-Si iL.SWEy_ effort to' mat nakc its first v Jgft^jujgiasieri ...the ns^ of...: white before dropping it in receptacles. stage crew could be presented only ycrsity fodtbiill star and IH'AV crack K.". Thomsons whba moved, from 1 jf'.tlic New. Yuil school junior-senior prom -so at-Monday , January 7, according to space,' moFc consistent programs Unsealed greeting card enve- an empty ~woiKiinup tri'ih HU tractive and so entertaining that George H. Bates, chairman of the and the waiting of copy to the po-lopes, whether destined for local income-r-no benefit-—no Student wiis'-thc principal speaker. orie-year term last February, and " it will be unnecessary for students .Cranfqrd Red, Cross . blood pro- tential customer as ways of obtain- or other delivery, may be sent for Loan Fund. Before the. set can beNowick, president of the New Jer- has served as chairman of the W seek additional: .'.entertainment gram.-' .•] " •.••''•/ .'• : ;. '-. ing better results from newspaper [two cents..Cards sent first class for erected in an auditorium someone • sey Soccer Referees' Association health and attendance committee nnd a member of the long-range NYLON BLOUSE MADE SMART afterwards at nearby nightclubs as The visit by the bloodmobile, advertising. • --\ •' ; '/ ' ••.-. three cents may be sealed and carry must secure it, sell tickets, pro- also spoke. ..."..'''* /•';;,li&was active-'"" field. -It will be processed for use He also pointed out that .r? • ; y lne~ Rev. "Robert GrXbnKaker,ihe worked in the cub scouting I making a total of $18,082,70 for the ment of Defense at the defense that advertisers may have an ae- : Henry Bartells, 1940; Harold Shier5 • lk Wood center inPhiladelphia. i-curate record of. what they ;aws. plain outside wrapper^ Full street point." ft iS\cenerally known asjpastor of .the • First Presbyteiian!movement.. , one-fourth of the total goal Ray Weaver, 1949, and Wil-business - maXiCcment. 'GeneraUCHui chJ,Pie.ston.F. Woolley, Boost-1 MY. Talinfcrro is an elder in. purchasing in circulation' for theh\ I Continued o« eight) 1951. : •••'"ft of'$80,000 reports Henry W. Whip- During-MVorld War I! .the Blood liam Heed, Jr., Jul-.,«.y 15 , chairman of thi^bianch is Dr. Eel- er president, wciconietl-the ath-1 First .Presbyterian Church and- if! Program saved, thousands of lives advertising dollar. \ Pie,v treasurer- of the local Tuber- A Life in thc ^piorers^g^. M_ Cop of ]Waryi ablv as'-'letes and euests on behalf of -the! superinlendenj,. in the junior h,ijjH among, members of the '-armed President Crane announced the culosis Christmas Seal Sale.: "" "'" Ellis BishoKot theDra-j flub. ' ' -•: school department of'the Sunday forces- Now it must not only fill annual window decorating contest %^ ? , Mr. Whipple states that the mon- among local retail arid service P Sute Thesd ive -Board .of Ediscatlon '•PresidentiSciiool. He served on the commit- the needs of the Defense Depart- Honor and mechanical' drawing merit devoted hours directing is. j Richard. I Kaul extended greetings'; tec which arranged the church's m eys raised now will help to con-ment but it must be ready to save groups; and said that a committee 1 badges, the .last two necessary to jjlg their workers' dining t|ie\pastf .0 sphool system and Major;'•-- • anniversary celebration. limic a fullscalq offensive ftgainst civilian lives,, here in ..the United of judges will be named shortly to qualify him'for the highest raWk; There's nothing like a blouse for one smart half of a whole smart (Continued on page c (Crmtiiiiicd• oi« pimc—- •-i-x-i-eight)i '.'Married; he and hft'.wifehaye two tuberculosis in the fiscal year, AP- (Continued on page eight) (Continued, o» pace three) in March, he was elected presi- i children, James and Earl. M outfit! And there's nothing like nylon for prettiness and practical* "1. 1952 till March 30, 1953..'. . \ . .. dent of the Union County Achiev- Work of the league cannot be f 9 ers Association as vice-president firman Detecla Water ill Jty I So... for holiday doings or holiday giving, how about a nylon meireured in terms of figures onlyr Sixteenth Annual Messiah Testimonial Dinner. of RAJA, Radio and Journalism Former ResidemsWrites The personal services to families Company sponsored by the Eliza- Gas, Cited as Alert. For Retiring Mayor beth Daily Journal. The Union blouse? Center: byMorlove, of 100% nylon tricot with jewel the field workers under the William Harris,•'•ADEAN-.^of. 2l'2* ... . ,. ,County Achievers Association is supervision of Miss Estelle • K. AtFitMJh'esbfterkmBee* 16 Pianne«1 for Jan, 16 Impressions o I Dloomiiigdalc avenue, has been neckline and short sleeves/ Sheer nylon inset at neckline. In A, testimony dinner for Mayor art of thc natiOnal Association .of tea i Cose Supervisor, is I do-feel that ««|cited for meritorious service at er First Presbyterian Cburt'h in By DIRK LO1IMAN iciuite riatunitlyi of the im'portant phases of the Sixteenth annual presentatibn of George E. OsterKeldt, who on Jan-, Junior Achievers. Glenvicw, 111., for his alertness in- white only;"sizes 32 to 44. . ~~ presentation of"Messiah." He is uary 1 will retires!tfer 2l-yeaH-onH vice-president of junior achieve- (Editor's- Note— JV'e /olloiuint; j little bioador pic — one seen leacuc's program. , Handel's "Messiah" will be offered •.»•? well-known to musical audiences th»he« Township Conrunittee. was \^ ics automatically be- description andimprc»sio».8.of-Bel-'-from » different vh^v-r-tnisht be!averting a .'possible disaster to a Q efA cOmpan Oium were received 'this week in ajuf interest, I .feel so piiHicularly in ] flghter.pilot. . .— elqsed is a checklor ten-"dollars. it HigM **"" "**'* "—'—' hjj h d ti Catorip and Republican Club in Ihe Municipal r SPORTSWEAR THIRD FLOOR is ofrcred'^lh sincerity" andirappi- Sunday, December 16, ih the chan-Ihe has done extensive C^atorip and ^^ w^commcndea tms; Mt. ttrtd M*&. H. D. Lolunau off Z'j.mi.Hcoh.i'eptio.njp. K tha^^ . exisl here'refuel a piano, he hotilfel water concert work in both states, He iscourtroom~urtreom . summer by" the director of Bonnie ^fl in the '.knowHage^f what the eel of ththee chuih^^^ _ Crodecnt place,jpJisi.isplace, stufJuiiio-istufJuiiio x ubu'utubuut* thc'-UthcU.. S.S;; I thinh k we ldib gasoline," he wrote' his.:!athcrt. entire •problem signifies. Having " Soloists \v|fl be Ffoyd, 'Worthing* presently- tenor sojois^ in. First It-was decided to hold the tribute Brae Camp fBMillit BvlgtiiM"J&tr^n!i!'aY on a*Ftilbn(;»i* t jclo a little better by'the'Uelgia' i 'Albert Harris. Presbyterian Church, Westfleld and •'•••"#?' I'cisonnHy gone through the agony ton, baritone, of .New York; Mari* for the Mayor on January 46 in the t'for rescuing a camper from deep ScJioteRstrtp. -The 'former local r<»si-' 1 must iximit at the very start \_qrhe supply- truck strainer was" « temple B'nai Jeshuran in.Newark. Efizabeth'Carteret hotel, Elizabeth. ra "' this Illness with all of its atten^ lyn Vosberg, soprano and -MaSfia -*---• " --•--•=• Water. Then a. counselor~'uY the dent was graduated last June front that .-ihhouuh 1 have-' met ninny: (irHjned, yielding live gallons oi dam miseries .for rnany months in Martell, contralto, both soloists of Miss Vosberg, soprano soloist at Harry V. OsboifBe, Jr^ club presi- camp, he-jumped in with his clothes Indiana University where lie was a BeluUms 'through n.y the local church for "severaTyeaTsiT dent, expects to* appoint a general . ..„. .. . life at- tlic. wateK A plane captain 'atO Me 'ho illness of my wife, I well know the church,' and Karl Lein, tenor, on toavert a possible drowning. member-of Phi Bets Kappa.) Universities and as a family man'then ^Hegnsscd" the plane, arid J«M isty, Illinois. She has participated Arrangements will b? made to Stallons of water in 240 g/**t'«4, buiton back SHOP WITH A Eiwving.fight to preserve life. v Mr. Woithlngton's work in opera, tobcr issue of The Citizen and cr met one (\yilh the exception" of jjallons of RS in thc Chicago Music Festival and accommodate a large jiutnbct-of the their its ton inset at nevt. , • of RooseveltjPTA.-win con- appeared with the Oratorio Society the church group here. when named. • IM Retrospect ..... 37 the culture—people and circum- the aue-old cliche thut Americn is • He will be presented a letter ojf of New York" in the Bach B Minor Martell is thc contralto Among thos^ who will be asked Kejillworth N«wa nn executive board meeting at Maria 22 sluncesi ut variance with those of a laud of inunvy grabbers .'while' commendation, which will be read 1:3n Mass under Alfred Greenfield's di- soloist of. First Presbyterian to formulate final plans ore ofne> New Jersey Poll' 'at an'inspection, and the incident l | p. rn. tomorrow in the school so 6 Mrs. Powc'll as (he wife i>f . na; HeUjkim—and all of Europe— is a- USE GOERKE^S 2 PARKING LOTS rection; with the Boston "Symphony ials ol the Republican Club, police Obituaries I leading to his being congratulated ELIZABETH Plans' for a Christmas Orchestra. This is his fifth year Church, where she has been heard and fire departments, Board of Ed- School News 14 American business mail. Alth'oirgh'i center oi iicsthetically miudu'd citt- > Party and a report on the recent in presentation .of "Messiah" and I haye no particular.quarrel withjxens is not true. It is a tact that the; a "meritbry mast" vi\l\ b«s No. l—Went JTersey mi rriee Sts, with thc Cranford group'. ucation, township departments, Society -. 4 j.tefed on ,his permanent record.1 * WE*ME OPEN apple festival are expected to be Kiirl-Lcin has als6 sung for sev- regularly with the chancel choir. and service clubs. ,' i, Sport* ; 20 Mrs, Powell (we may assume that, (Continued on S6. Z—JeBcrsioh Ave., North of Kast Jersey St. iOERKE CO- craFyea^with-tbe Oratorio Chorus | ~ (Continued m page,two) NIGHTS ~"ri ..— ,. f--i~—

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