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ted; cf spiritually - enough. It Him urn nflarsY snrtilmltsilim 'pot dMtoUor factor ID the CfcrMtaa 8dtJK» Is ftrtng the arr spiritual ondetstanding to ov- e this tear mod thereby to «nd Ml satisfaction can he attained after mean* satisfaction to ev- here present sod In the world I* II mtani'sstlsfartlnn I Vol. !tail of existence through the SI CRANFORD, N~J.r i»y iuid IVIIW msii ttt^n of the FIVE CENfS cil truth taught to the Science lection, Christian Science. • Aimoonc* Honor Ptipik Baby Frank Caruso In Crmaford Hifh School snan Hartley CSNTBAL sUtLKT ' COMaUTTBs: Board Stands Pat on Wifls Popularity Vote - Following Is the hifh school honor Will Speak at Rally ' BiUmatcd needs ...,..r»,000.00 roll for the fifth marking period: CwilrlbaUofu Clubs and organisations. I1.M0J7 Betty Di Tullio and Ditzel Frethmeo—Oair» Weir, Otrtrude County and Local Candidate* Supervisor's Transfer Cremerlus,. Oortnne Johnson. Betty IndWduaU , 598.S0 Twin. Rank Next. Needy Will Also Be Heard at Relief Enterprlsea MliOO WiU Share in Winner'. Munio. Henrietta Miller. Betty Low- sjurttaa" land. Frederick Kfcoori, Harriet Nick. Meeting Monday Night ";. .total 1 '_ UZlim doud Claims No Funds Citizens Register Vigorous Prizes. —-'— . ' / Miner Wetmort. Eugerw HenrtahcPor- Ekctnkeen Process othy Dtller, Helen Norgard. Lucy Tails- Cleveland School. „ EipdMIUres To Pay for New Job Protest, But School Offi- i-llS* ' ' ' Frank Caruso, three year old ton of feiro, MoUle. Comsiock, laabelle Frank, Investigation and super- . dais. Refuse to Rescind CKANVOKO, N. J. Officer and Mrs. Rani; Canuo of S3 Mary Tinness. Helen Bemlwim. Phyl- Congresman Fred A. Hartley, Jr., vWon ...... ' 330.00 Some of the »plr!t of ranfllrt which Bollywood avenue ni the winner In Us Stuck. Annie Church, Maxwell Van- Kearny, representative for the Btt Store Room ...'...; 3J.85 marked the pubtlc dbcusU^n of thr Previous Action. the Baby Popularity Contest conducted Nuya. Congressional District, will be the guesi RsllPt Entcrprtees'--..;.'...:.... «IT:15 bonrds action ontmt Mtan Edmotid at the N«r Crahlord Theatre aa the Bopho -Bissbeth Harris, Ettas' speaker at the political rally-Mondai Ofnce •...^...... ,,,.1....!.. 50.23 wm carrird over Into the routine busi- After listening* to vluorous protests, feature of Child Welfare Month. The Food ..l....,...;..._:;..'. 1.4M.B3 ness jeuldon which fbllowKi Tuesday cvenliuft.. against "lui action H) contest closed but Sunday and an- beth Torlow, June Peterson.' Arthur evening, May 11, In Cleveland School Brown, Oraee Orrok. Deborah Cannon, Coal ;.. 67J.M ••." In her report, MIM Eklmnnd • men- traiisfprrlnK' Mlw^Bnra'h Edmond frnr nouncement of prise winners was made The rally Is being sponsored by ih ciothinit ...... ::. ,.... uo tioneda »unrry of phvskat 'MueaMor sunrnisliisr principal to the hewiy- at the special matinee Monday, afieri Lucille Uniing, Margaret Haynes, Ira Dirsdourianr"::~ " "• . Cranford Republican Club and- th -Water !;..;..;;....;...,..; ...5.» -'- 53.S4 " »rtd mantra> tralninf *'wor* madr-O Juniors—Louise Merkle. Evelyn My- Cranford Woman's Republican Clut State officials. John K. Cloud Im- the lloiinl nf "Education stood/pnt on Baby Canuo polled a total of 77,450 Tqtal/ ...;...v...... ,.$3,lM.3» mediately questioned the authority for » Juu rxIyinJlfaB-Nu».Jobn_Vanr Ten. Room- 5J8- eteLtlltt d 1 le*; Iia» prdtrea It Mr-CBua proiratoi j iihsUc.. jM mnilrut Prank DlTullio o£ : darwood, who i In addition to tho sufst ^l1'lBl^tettici :..i'^-:':'.. as. »• matter-irt- potter. Atr.;mtmr*s>n p, j ntpdm were itfew FRANK "BOBBY" CARD8O - 8enlors—Dorothy Heroy, Hugo Dt mont ....'. .;;.:.:. 3110.(0 trm plan, nlthminti-pdm were it«few amassed a total of 68,730. The third County and local candidates have bee,f said he taw Mr, Cloud's iMNnt, *1ille rho". caine to \Ue hj&rn> OMlstanLe In place.went to the Ditsel-Twins, Doris Pablo, Dorothy Cremerlus, Henry invited to be present and nearly »l II. R. Simon, a memhrr of Hie •tliletir liali-heartld mxnner.' and Joan, seven months old daughters TWO GIRLS HURT WHEN Ronnlund, Ki committee, «Ud he knew, nothing of Tlw . tlliwuMinii was punctuated by lotte Bartela, have sent their acceptances. Amoni REPORTS PROGRESS p y of Mr. and Mrs.' R. Ditzel of Spring- the investlgaUoh. aithou«h liU coni- l field avenue.. STRUCK BY AUTO them will be Surrogate Oeorge H. John xxnrtluies J demonstrations on thn ston. candidate.for the Repullcon iioh OF RELIEF WORK rhUtee.was interested. Mrs: Stenrll Georgette O'Neill, 5. was the winner MEMORIAL DAY GROUP said (tart of.cltlfena preicnt. aorrie spcak- of the Baby Beauty i Contest In the Driver Clalsaa Children Darted-te •nation to succeed himself. Surrona by- bursts of ap- pv -wbicb. p Scheei: Yesterday. yedV Cen- /roclcni the room. Statements by noon. She received a cup, given by County Republican Committee, tral (iroup la Told. ortlrrlng Mi» Wmoml to r at least one meal each Necessity of Taking Care" ol Children Congressman Hartley, tho youngesi wen booed ami President: W. J. Tappln's of Newark. tract a.n director of research wan hot a Illsey of ' Irene Klush, 8, M dsborne Place night. Daniel 11, Neal, nccrtlnry of the onre. . / MEAT. to those- who need assistance. As first Children and elderly people who en- and is recognised as one of the lead' committee1, stated 374 grocery orders Increases for teachers and principal* In Elisabeth OeneraL Hospital with ers ot the majority. He was the speak' To thn flood of Interrogation directed prise, the Caruso baby received $50 In ter the annual Memorial Day Parade and 109 coal. orders have* been given have utlllled the budset apptvprta-, o the board. Mr. Wlllsey's only answer gold, given by the theatre, and of this, fractured skull, while Laura Treichlei er at the annual dinner dance of the tlon«. Mr Cloud stood by Ms right lo 614, 15 Carpenter Place is confined have been a problem "for many years since Jan. 1. The number of needy TO that the group was acting "for the »10J»« given to aid. the needy and un- and a special committee has been ap Cranford Republican Club In February canes; ho said, U now 133, lower than ihe mlnutai. her home with painful cuts on both arid made such a fine impression there •I interest* of the school system." employed. Likewise, they gave to the pointed by the chairman of the Mem- early In tlio yrar, on n number have alno Including the fact Inclpals «eie Joneph p. Heuer, L, K. O'Brlan and needy the six months' supply of milk knees, as well as bruises and shock. have been repeated requests for his given Increases all James Quartucdo of 338 Centennial orial Day exercises to enlist patriotic been removed for various causm. It was |ire- otliera continually prciWed for a fuller offered by the Riverside Dairy and a. appearance before a Cranford groui "Mrs.; Harry-Folk, chairman of~the vlousty'voted ald not receive avenue, the driver of the car, who dtliens, who have cars, in the work of again. • planation an tho discussion wore on. 130 basket of groceries offered by committee In ctianft) of the campaign more pay. John k. Cloud, who with Harry n. Wlnkler'g Delicatessen; other prises claims the children darted out in fron taking care of them. On account of Despite his youth, Congressma Mr-. Cloud i of his machine. Is being held under : to stimulate "home improveinents-re» WM the only rnembem of thn whlnh the first place baby received the tact- that the- litUronarTnarch, Hartley Is-a political figure with man: port«l-ai. follows:.,-'"In- chocking, the .inond'ajitatemeht. that, it .was-th«^ policy tSda ball-to-await-action of-the grand they cannot be taken in cars from the «>T«trairalnitthPtnin»f(!raction werer'a"vacuum cleaner, donated by ilia mndo by our canvoucr to aacer- of the board to combine rlaiac*. que»- or Miss Erimond.at the lost regular TutUe Brothers and the Home Uni- Jury on a technical charge or assault. center of-toivn7_jrhULyjar_It is pro. he is only twenty-eight years of age The children had just been dismissed taln how wo could help the unemploy- tlonlng the decision. Although Mr. meeting, arose ami flnKod for tho floor. versity Bookshelf, a character develop- posed that an children fall out of line When he was only nineteen, ho waa ed by getting'them work, we find 700 Wlllseyytald there was no record of from school when the accident happen- appointed on the HbrarycommlsslorToi Ilia entrance. Into tho hearing was ing plan of training children-in the at West End Place and Orchard street calls were made. Of this number, 46 this policy. Miss Edmond declared Mr. nwtetJ wildly.by Miss Edmond's sup- home, offered by the University Society ed. MQKtuartuccio was driving toward Kearny and upon reaching his major, Kenllworth and he told the police, the and those wishing to go to the cemetery per cent rrapouded. null thr balance WllMy told her It would Up a policy, porter* »nil as the president hammered of New York. --.- • taken there by citizens in their can lty was elected as a commissioner ol were: unanswered presumably dim, to no In/the Internts of economy. girls came suddenly from behind a that place. When he was twenty-two, for order', the crowd roared Its appro- The victory of the Csruso baby was id then returned te the center ot ne being homo. Thcsn latter calls are Illiln for coal and KIMOI luppllcs were ballon lor Mr. Cloud und Insisted upon one of the great upsets In the contest. parked bus* headed in the other direc- he served as chairman of the. Kearny tion, and into the pith of his machine. town when the exercises are over. lnn rccnnviuuiod. V received and referred to proper rom- him IX'IriK hennl. r- Starting slowjjvjie seemed to make Republican Committee and the follow- "Of thaw who responded, 12 per cciit mlttees. From Mlw Katlwrlhe He sold'while he waa giving about 13 To properly take core of'this prob- ing year waau re-elected town com- ••Wliat. are. jou-afraldlof,. Wlllsey?", little headway until the last two weeks iuppllcd-work, while the irat propused Whearty, a teacher of music In the one. inan~lrnanrEonwr "of tlw room and it was only in the last few weeks miles an hour, he had no chance tolem % Is .proposed that cltisens volun- missioner, serving as fire and police stop before the children wen struck, t in tho nettr future. 11 I It has been chosen to head the department The vk<; of A. IjMimrcl RoborUi, another, e_picture_-_wUl_be liiated for the office, after a keen prl Jtoved by past reportsK*nd w« bdlcvc I request WwaMs referred to Mb* Edriioiui. shown at the local theatre in the near Laura Jumped up unassisted and ran field to Orchard street and as the varl< •nnnber'aft'thf board, whom Mr, Cloud mary-fight, in 1028. In the general ^lll continue, -jaommlllce ,wosL. —]L I. Midj*a,ii'taAliia.'as' Uiy''prcsldanta at-^ future.,- , ••'• • .-'• to-her home, which ,ls nearly a mile ous contingents of youngsters fall out, 1 distant. Mr. Quartucdo picked up the to pick them up and proceed to the election that year,! lie opposed Paul; J. worked diligently uu! the strain of I ! toiner. Mr. Cloud pointed "out Mr. The winning baby in the local con- Moore; tho then incumbent and the :iemployiti«nt nud wnPare pleased to test is now entered in the district con other> child and carried her to police cemetery. On the completion of the Itoberti wa> ijccupylrut tl^« tent to the, h«add.uarten>,-where-Dr.-P-CTnrtn first. jeturns.showcd.Jaoore-clected-by report ..lh(au..j:i&ulU:. iia - a()pH«i- for limilceii secured for any other of our ap- to California by water or an Ford au- which she was taken home in the po- only and only one line of cars will be Regular Session 'Loaf Fri- ri-iurwnlutUc at thn mcetlhii. Her at- lice cari —=~= —— Congressman: Hartley^agaln defeated IcantB." ' '„ «iriicy wan a-nwmber- of -the - firm of- ~ tomobile, with runner-up taking the peMltte4^'rniHe~~llreet;~aU~ facing At the hospital this morning. It ' Mr. Moore by a substantial' majority Final report or the proceeds from day— M Feature of -. Boys McCarter mid Knullsh. prise not selected by the winner. In south. The police assisted by a de- The committee In charge of the rally The Squall", p(Miucrd February for stated the Klush girl Is resting com- tachment of Boy Scouts will keep the Week. JaiiiM W. Uarriitt - Has thu first "addition, "there will be several other fortably. urge a large attendance, as It will be Hie benrflt Ml tho Ciuitrul Relief, by |K'.ilc>r for thuite O)I|IOSIIIK tin- boards valuable prizes. street open so that the procession of the only opportunity for voters to hear the Crnnford Drmnatlc Club, iiliuwcd a There was a lame attendance of rUnn In trHiisfcrrlnr MIIM Edmolicl. He s As prln for taking second place In automobiles may move forward steadily all candidates In Cranford, before the net prof)L"t_IW0120 fur the commlt- all the way to the cemetery and In a reiddents of. Cranford at thr meetlnx prew nt«-urrogate Johnston Speaks on a pupils In Cranford High School In ineinbera of the board, Mr. Bar- or congestion and no danger or child-. Home of Mrs, Southard onnretlon with it nationally conduct- lonera of various ilepartment*. The boy psrents in the theatre. \/ 'Attracts Many. '""" «H)tlnu«l, tofd him they would' • - The Dltsel Twlns.-thlrd place babies, the Work of That Office. being hurt by cars moving In con- ' contest In "poetry and essay wrlt- officials then presented m. ig. This contrat has been sponsored Ing the operation of various depart- approach Uic_no-cilllcd Edmund prob- received $15 In merchandise given by Committees Reporton Joint The Garden Club of Oranford held lem with falmeu Ooldenberg's Store, and bog donated The special committee appointed to a national classroom -magazine ments of the township s"otrrnmcnt A Meeting to Hear Candidates a Spring Flower Show on Tuesdy from reported by Robert Kramer, who arted commending MIM Edmond upon her .bj Austin's,Express,. _X „_. handle this" situation consists of Wes- known, an the_<_Seriol(i»tl£,lru,8pmt.l.O.- o-fl-.prm.-at Ihe-Jiome. of. lSt&:S: 000 ~paptir ""throughout the country iff'townshlp Cterk Tof thi mrrYown- WITrh 'Passes for the theatre," gooa for six Squthard. Hampton Road. shlp Committee, the mlnutea at the the local jschool_syBtcm, he pointed out ' months, were awarded the following Volunteers for this Important work are have submitted creative workln poetry 1 Considering the In-between Daffodil meeting wem as follows ttv received her contract for tho new who finished In the order given: "Jo- The regular monthly meeting of the requested to get In touch with either of and eway writing in competition lor these men or arijrrntraber of the mem- and tulip time, the exhibition-was- far these pri/eji. "The meeting was called Its ordef by osiUutt last Friday, with..a lett«r-4n 1.00 Per Toil Will" Be seph Specht—35,B35f Georgette' OTJdll Cranford Republican. ,£lub last night beyond expectations, both In quantity brought oat a big attendance of mem- orial'day committee by telephone. Each In the iwetry division Christian W, the town-ship clerk. VominatJotM ' Itlrii *iie W,ID told to sign it by Tues- —37,430; Lois Relnhart-20,72S; Carol and quality. The exhibits were confined loronscn, a member ofthe Senior i!ay noon, else face action on charges ment Within Ten Days Mott—18,430; Ann Marie Arnold—15,- bers. Reports of committees were pre>- automobile assigned for this purpose made for Mayor and Chrii Sorenvn sented and approved and .new activi- will be given a special police permit exclusively.io the members, but many loss submitted u poem entitled "I unanimously elected. The Mayor then 3f Iruubordlnatlon. Miss Edmond 705; John-CrUantl—13,045:' Charlotte invited guests come all through In the iraw a Lino" which was awarded the iitned under protest, Mr. Barrett ex- )ED THAT ALL DUE Collins—14,415; June Packer—11,480; ties planned. The Entertainment Com- card which will give It right-of-way appointed his four Commlniowrs as mittee by Mr. Wlnckler reported that ad also place It In line of march. Vol- afternoon and evening to admire. Mrs lilrd prize of I2S 00. In addition, the follows- Police Commlisionrr, Woodrow buned The action against Miss Ed- Shirley Mitchell—10550;, James Wad. Southard's home lends Itself admirably school receives a iiu,m of money to be dill—10,820; Betty Packer—9,835 and the date for the card party had been unteers may communicate with Herbert Powell. Fire Commissioner. Jowpli mond, he continued, was drastic and to an affair of .this sort, with Its sun dseu In (he purchase of library books: not approached In the manner Cran- - John Winters—9.625. set for May 23. The special commit- Wlnckler or George O. Teller at the Bmejtwr; Commissioner of Buildings. tee In charge is composed of Mrs.township rooms either in person or by room outside terrace and .her garden In the essay division'"Sarah Allen, Lights and Parks, Carl Mowen. ^ ford people approve of. It will create CrosbyrTfrsr-Cbpcutt,—MrsT-Jansen; telephonerorbyxalllng-MrrstanBer^ir was-not-the-least-of the-attractions.- imbvr of tlie'Bcnlor class suBmTtufd " '"the minutes of the" last Boys' Town- at deal ut dlssslliraCtliirranaTlls- V. L A. Enjoy. Visit Mrs. Hallbert, Mrs. Flugrath andiMrs. Mr. Vankey. or by calling the Citizen The Judges were Mrs., J. h. Delyln of in essay which was awarded honor- ihlp Committee were read and accept- trust, he declared, and the people will To Home-Mdrin« Centre Ensor. Mr. Mclaughlin for the I sub- and Chronicle office. Plalnfleld, Mrs. Stephen Cox and Mrs }Ie mention. With this comes a prize ed. The next business was the dispos- not trust one of those who voted for committee in charge of the Smoker, Flans for the parade and other de- Ouy Noble, both of Westfleld. ing ot the diverse reports by the com- It to solve thf.school problem. reported all set f on the 15th and that Mrs. H. R. VanSaun was chairman no.oo: Mr. Barrett then turned to President A visit was made to the Home-mak- tails an being worked out by the conv The place which these awards have missioners. a number of good boxing'bouts had mlttee* and every effort will be made to of the show and her committee consist- me. to occupy ln_the country may be "Commissioner of Police. Powell, re- WUIiey, stating hejelt the presiding ing Centre at the Grand Central palace been arranged by Oeorgle Ward. It ed of: Mesdsmes H. L.'Robinson, E M. officer was not free from cloudy cir- "in New York last Thursday.-under the this the greatest celebration ndlcated by comment* of some, of the ported how the repartment was regu- also Is expected thstju good jrrestllng Jranford has ever held. Cole, Frank Sprole, F. R. Zundel, Thos. udges who- made the final selections cumstances. He charged Mr. Willsey VTAJEBU lated and what It was doing to main- 1 SbuFwUTbe Included. RepuKUcsn"can- rateph-AUsTffhdcr, a'well miown'poet tain law -ana" order Ththe" community. nsurance/to-teachen'and" KRS^MIEWEFFECT Deller was chairman of the arrange,-didates will be Invited to the Smoker Pernas, Wm. Plummer. ho served on Che committee of Judges of approaching Miss Edmond with re- "=; for three minute' speeches If they wish He also gave some statistics from the ents* roop 80 Scouts to Honor Only seals were given as awards of said, "I, cannot' recall any Jtroup otrecords of the department. He reported gard lo a policy. Although Mr. Stlmp- The trip was token by bus, and, in. ; merit. Those who received the -blue ize entries In my entire experience son rose to protest a personal attack, 6-0013 eluding everything, was an alPday to talk. M summons, 73 accidents. It permit* H . Mothers at Meeting seal, or first award were: Mesdsmes competent oh the format- or ln- for firearms, and 25 cases of general Mr. Barrett continued his statement, imrt-rU "g Beside the chairman, For: the committee Mr. ^ L. ^^ bwn Ut- Oeo. MUlett, F. W. Mount, H. _P. ormal-xlde, so fresh and olive and crime. The Commissioner told of the what would those attending were; the Honorary Warner reported a Jo^nt, meeting of the To honor their mothers, the Scouts individually exciting on- the • thought Women's Republican Club had bad! Southard, John Denman, Oeo. Hansel work of- the force in controUInc the WfflseyV attitude if the supervising President of the V. L A, Miss I»key, )f Troop 80 have planned a "Mothers R. C. Aldrieh, Edwin. Vilade, Harry I shall look forward .to amusing Who is also officially connected with arrangetl .Tor Monday, May 11 tX traffic signals In the Township. principal had taken a large policy. EST QUALITY KsfbV for tomorrow evening. Robinson, William Yawger, William F. umpets from certain of. these before -Discussion brought out the question1 Later In the meeting, he repeated, the , the Home-making Centre, and Mes- Cleveland School to which all Repub- A dinner win be served at 7 o'clock. rery long." This Indeed is a tribute to lican ifrtlrtatft had been invited and Weinpabl, William Buckley, Frank Per- as to how these signals wen actuated, same query, claiming It was one of im- dames Edward J. P. Walter Ensor/M. oUowed b* talks on Scouting by Scout nas, Edwin Cruikshank. F. B. OUpin. excellent quality of the contribu- that nearly all bad accepted. Con- ft betogvrerealed that they were con- proper conduct by a member,—' ' 'O. Doering, John Heins, James Mc- Don „ Meyer and District _ Those who'received the-red seal or tions made by the-eontestant* and that Mahon, J. Stanley, James Begga, Nor. gressman Hartley wlIlV,speak at this Wtssche. Toe scouts two pupils of Cranford • High trolled bjr-the traffic llseir automati- After the brief interruption ty-Mr,- "man Usertell, Harry Carhart. William meeting and. JMs expected another good second, award, were: Mesdames H. F, cally. 8Umpson's requesj,to keep, personall- have planned several stunts and dem- Southard, Oeorge Hansel. William School should be thus honored Is a - Nagel. Bdwln Oilbert. Albert Nelson. speaker will alas be thete. The eom- onstrations for the'occasionrwhich will ribute not .only to them but to the "The report was* accepted as read. i out of the discussion, »kr. Barrett „„.* Herman-Lusardl, J^H. SanforoVAlbat Yawger William F. Welnpahl, F, B. "Commissioner of Fire. Klein, rtDort- prove of Interest to the-mother*.- Inspiration "of their ^teachers"In 'the ,, (OonUnusd oa-int^fMLZiL. '' ' lVawla. H. Origp and Miss wnenback, Ote, Mrs. Dey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ter- OilpuvJohn Rosencrantsv John J. ed'on the general daily schedule of the Aswan was enjoyed by the Troop at Brown, Marvin Ball and L. E. p-Brlsn, English Department The poem sub- / The party saw many interestlbg rm, Mrs.. Baker, Mrs. 'Peterson, sad mitted by Chris Sorensen .waa super- department, arid that the company bid ince to those uponv ,'tfalaca pertaining to all departments of the Wttfleld *, 1C O. A. pool Monday Those who received gold . seals, or under its control two engines and a new Mrs. Crispin, for the Winen's Repub- night Several of the Scouts passed ised" by Miss Barker of the English revolved. Hs citedd, the - :' baoe" life, frwliyung cooking, hair- llean Club and,MrJ/tvner, — ' third awards, were: "*-t"— William epartment and the essay submitted Ford. Hestatcdthatatl.eni1nesaittend certain days there • dressing, fumtahlng. styles in table- swimming requirement of the-First Ptummer, H. p. Daugherty, E. CBrlan, flres near, the center of town but «nty M test The Troop (9 Burl* sad by-Sarah Allen was supervised by Miss drtwr for both the engUHm aerrlce and servtog, etc. and also Nledrach,. for Cranford Republican C. F.. Hansel, John Rosencrants F. B. Anderson, Pictures of both pupils and one wagon responds to fires OD the out- balance. There would'bs-J -Itnattr enjoyed the bos Journey. 'An Drum Corps win pbtarat the Oranford Qllpln, Mwin VUade and Oeorge Han- of town. The Ckxnntlssioner cx- 1 Club. • ' T Theatre Oaturdaj e- aftsmoon. ''• _ the he poem submitted by Chris Anderson mnfualon.hesald,m ' SeSent luncheon woWataed at the Set Thedub has a membership of M may be seen In the May 2 Issue of the . 4 that the department.looked catwoutatth.. Announcementwas made that Mr. Corps, ltd by Bob MszflHd,'.ccssisj.of and,thaw were. ur exhibits la " after and'drive the ambulance, this ; (aooUnaedoniatpafB) . •slvs jpsssaa. vtasT. a\ ,£0UXM 1st

\ CRANFORD cmZEK AND CHRONICLE

Mr. run* tn* • ttaultr tvf Uioaa- tt fsror of the new plaa, Daiadng va that-UMr aid-oat-had b»f Wtltv [News Review of Current fsctory. TALES. , There ar* otter* in tht) great United Events the World Over State* Steal- eorperatloa wait) wW rtv oftheTHlBES Mothers tire If th* plan la adopted. ' It pro- rfdea (B for TClmtmry itjBwiatnf, aa« 70 for compulsory. l States Joins Great BritainTana France in la this das* soon would fall K. J. Baangtoa. president of Illlnoia St*et; They smoked wUlow bark for tobac- Recognizing the New Spanish Republic— atiMsT. nnaldtat of co. tWy wonbliMd tb* son, and they lean Bridge; Ward & led their-friend! -bed people." Hoover Upsets Coolidge Precedent. dent of Canadian Steel; J. a Keefe. Tbese were a few of th* ptcallaritlaa / president of American Steel * Wire, of tb* Kntenal. and B, W. Pargny. president of Amer- They lived ta northern Montana tad By EDWARD W. PJCKARD. ican Sheet-* TU Plate. All the** are Idaho, tad nortk tn Canada. Their subsidiaries. The retirements mold tradition ttate* that formerly they •Til th* United Thl* American doctrine Stlmaon tail between 1983 and 1815. war* located east of tb* Bocklet. but now amends, American protection, by Slates, Great It wa* pointed out that Mr. Oar* tb* Blackfeet poshed them westward, llrilaln, France, and the new policy, follows American dll- with conaldenbU loss of Ufa ts tb* zent athore. bnt not to the Interior of a* coalman of the board of dlrtcton .several smsller re- worked at bis steel until be died—ten unwilling Kntenal slowly and resist- publics or the world rebel-Infested Nicaragua. laftl cave way. The Blackfeet btv- secordlng the new yesra later than tbe proposed retire- ment plan would require. lng accomplished thit drive, th* two government at Ma- IGHLY Interesting at Ibis time Is tribes became friends, and It wat not drid, headed.by Nlce- H the announcement that the Soviet . It may be that aome other plan will afTect Mr. FarreU—that he, toe, a matter for war If a Blackfoot mar-' to Alcala Zamnra, government hat decided to adopt a ried a Kutenai, or vice vena. But fornial recognition. new wage - tystem.. known as the may carry on—bnt tht pension plan -Khozraochiot," which apparently says 70. — -.-.-' '. ' '• . ' '• one reminder of tbe old dtys of en- Spain's republican el- mity remained—their name for the late n c e bit com* changet the government's policy and promptly Into being. amplifies the. Inauguration of piece, ITH more eaaC Blackfeet—"bad "people." -" Tlie recognition of work. . .•. ^ . • ... - Wthan be himself The tribes joined In buffalo bunts, the Spanish republic It tt to EO Into effect at once. Tbe expected Itamsay Mae- part of tn* meat-thus obtained gulng by the British government served to waget of workers, according to Soviet Donald comes ttfely to eacb. Tlis matter of the division clear the way for similar action by authorities will not be'based on the through the tempest of meat bat caused the dissolution of the United States. communistic theory, of equal division, .of a serious parlia- many another, tribal alliance, but for "but on the'capitalistic idea of reward- mentary • aetback. aome reawn tbe Kutebal and the • Secretary of State Henry L, 8tiro- Blackfeet never fonnd -lt-a -cause for •on Instructed the American ambassa- Ini Individual efforts in skill and Stanley. Baldwin's mo- ability. tion of censure, *n quarreling, and continued to carry on dor to Spain to advise the republican a custom widen had proved dangerous Kuternmrnt of_ the action taken by The word Khoiraschlot literally open and heralded ef- meant "economic accounting,* It U fort to drive the Mac- to- other nation* - without barm to-" IViishlhgtoii, tbenuelves, " Kecognlllon by" the .United IptrrpreKd in tbrdecree to mean that Donald govern men t 'each' factory, plant, collective farm, out of office, wat de- Tbe cottume and tbe custom* of the wns said to have been hastened by the Plains Indians went, too flrrolv empltht- consideration, urged by President Za< mine, railroad and aucb henceforth •,„»„,« *<*ted by a majority must take the responsibility of taV MacDoniM flf M nU^ Uo]r)| ed in the Kutenai to be entirely dis- V lnttrnill.n.|.Br.nal prl" for DKin, that~a general recognition of placed, when they moved across the . the new government by the great Oiling contracts and adjudging wages, George, whose Liberal following; holds !? - «kil t i f " • *» »«*••« «"duettd by th. Photograph.™" B wfthdut Interference" from trade un- mountains to the lake country. Buf- A™tl?•»> Ml. Nature* of 271 painting, which diet, but to It tbey now added fish,' I •WN Or., Krtahtlf .ft.r U Although certain elements among y Although Ambassador Irwln • B. Donald when ho denounced the Con- Laughlln Is to continue tt Madrid for the disciples of Lenin view the Innovt- servative motion t* unfair. Of 58 Ub- cleverly trapped or adroitly Speared. (•Hotoj capltaiitm, the government bopet' the Conservatives only 10, the remainder y fey ILMO SCOTT T WATSON geon-Oenenl H. 8. Cottoning of th generally, however, do w* hear emph- tlon there will depend upon his Ar 10 li Hi* day till, year ceiitnblllty to the republican govern- system .will speed ip production. Lead: not Toting or absent became necessities; and yet atone United RUtet publle bealiB service I asis put upon the equally Important en affect to see the Khozraschlot as •*•» America; iMtaor* Its Indorsing the cmmp.lgn as a new fori ment There have been reports that Quite evidently, Great Britain hi In hammers, relics of a former age, might 7 fact that there Is extreme danger of tending to eliminate waste and flx re- mother*.' In" accordant* of Mother'* day observance ha* d the ambassador, who It a Pittsburgh no mood to fall vlctta to political be found In use,, In tb* late year* of Infectloa ^ while thet* physloloclcsl sponsibility for manager* and workers. the last century. '. . WUILLB resolution passed dared. "Th* high maternal death ra< functions are in progress, and thut steel millionaire, has publicly ex- spellbinding. It know* that none of by congress In IBM. desig- pressed a low opinion of the republi- • Entbologljt* who claim an Asiatic I* a disgrace to oar. pn>fei«lon~ and they miul subject the entire organism the political leaders possesses a magic Wathingto nating the snood Hiuidujr. am convinced' that efforts such a can! forming'the new government. IGH place In the wand that can charm. away the dis- origin for the red race find the Ku- to such a strain thai ther* results a list of encourag- tlonal honor In Mty m Mother"* liny these wilt go far toward lni|iruvln cl«o«crou«l.v narrow margin between The provisional government an H astrous consequence* of the war. Tbe tenai bark canoe of Interest It was agd asking tbe President conditions." Similarly Grace Abbott nounced It would recognize all debts ing comment* on the monltoMbaped, pointed at both ends . association, health and disease." • _ . . business situation. It nation must climb a 'ong a,nd weary - mons Camt to litue t proclamation chief of tht cMLIrMii. butrau, tu of the monarchy. This resulted In trail, and It la prepared to do to. nnder the water, and resembled those ' culling upbn government. There are no more tragic deatha than litre Is the' evidence that adequate strengthening of stocks and securi- accorded that of Rog- used In certain part* of Asia. Tha George Was maternity care saves mothers' lives. er W, Bauson, the' Doubtless the Indian situation, the America OuVlnit . to display the of mother* in childbirth, and 1 fi ties on the exchange.' .,, which hat been one of the chief cause* kutenai also bad dugouts, the common • flutC ilpvn publlt bulldllix*. sure that. If It wera understood b) -Urals''I. publln. Ph. D, statistician trade prophet, who "hollow log" boat which was nH by shipped to of the Metropolitan Life Insuranc* told President Hoover .for the depression In the~Briti*h tex* England. T President \Voodrow. wil- the people of Ibe United KUIis. that "plIE federal farm board during the tile Industry'because of th* Indian so many Indian tribes! "•-.--••• son ts»ued such a procla- lu a very large extent the** dVith* are company, and an ci|>crt Internationally •* week announced Its decision to that better time* are The greatest amusement of these _Jstered_t«Lb kiiown. eiainlned the records of 4,7li(l on tbe WBJ. Business, boycott on Britltb goods, wai an Im- and. stand!! mation, asking hla fclluw- preventable, they would be, preveoteaV olftr for sale on the European market portant consideration with tbe Lib- people was gambling;, and they might 'Typhoid! fever, iraallpoi aii.ldl|.h- mother* cared • for-6y the-Maternity «* rapidly -at "possible tliS'liuie-'sur- he- said, haa turned — manor, It. v i1 the corner and now Is erals In supporting MacDonald. often- be— found-'nolsely—enguged •.In- play flngt at their liomes-at "a public Iberia have yielded to KlenUltc con- Center association over a period of sli plus of wheat acquired under the their favorite form of this pastlraBT between tbe trol In Ih* latt quarter century, and years in a certain tection of New York wheat stabilization operations of 10.TO- definitely on' the up- The Amei expression of our love and reference grade. _ DELIEF that tha_ This was a guessing game In which a lor tho mothers of our countri." tuberculosis has been reduced Id hal city, lie compared the results with Sl. It has been estimated the surplus .bund!* of sticks was divided, and a& registering t Its tnll, ni almott evcrjonr knows.' what happened to mothers In tho same of such wheat-controlled by ihe board "In almost every *-' revolution In Hon- — who are wa Hlnce thot time the day hat been duras Is related with odd one or a marked one was con- generally observed throughout the Hut the death rate from causes con- section of the city not receiving such will be approximately 273,000,000 line of Industry there are some con- _ .'.1032 of the care. Tills showed that' those In the operations of tha in- cealed among them. Tbe_object was United State* and there hat grown ui nected with maternity hss not bei-n buahell by July 1, next. cern* which. In March, showed, an In- to guess In wblcb bundle of sticks the ton by plani tbe custom of sending to our mother lowered trail during the period for tint group have about three ilinM u —Tlie.hotrd is of the opinion that reuse In earnings over February. surgents under An- plan has be good a chance to survive as the others. guttlnb Sandlno In odd one. was hidden. Possessions letters.- telegrams, flower*, randy am which records are available. •'.:'". such sales can be made without de- What It more Important they showed changed hand* with considerable fre- organlxatloni "The result.", says his report "Is In- pressing domestic wheat ''prices, Tbe_ on Increase for thlt .March over March Nicaragua has gained oilier gift* on that day aa well as hon- Italy, Deninark-and live other na quency In the excitement of this game, of which Wi oring them by wearing "a" white carna- dicative of the savInK of lives" thnt government purchases Were made at of last year. Certain of the nllroadt ground among observ*. civic associa (Ions Have maternal death rates less might be accynupllshcd were evl-ry an average price of about 92 cents a SlscThn re turned tbe corner," he tald. era of Central. Amer- as the Inveterate gnmblers wagered tion If one's ti|other Is dead and * col- than half that of ibe United State*, tbelr valuables anild the loud cries of " —Boy-Scouts, ored carnation If the Is still livings mother io receive, th* benefit of ade- builiel, and the estimate hat been Mr. Babton bat earned fhe right ican politics. which, as hat been seen. Is twenty-sec- quate maternity-care.' As more tlfn the -players, Tbe Kutenai liked to - ' thousands ol All of which expresses a pretty senti- made that the board might suffer a tt be listened to whin be venture! It It pointed out Wathlni ond on the rustrir of the nation*- sf .10,000 wuuiru In Ibe United Statts ev- loss as high at GO per cent In sales upea tbe thin Ice of economic prognos- that Gen. Gregorlo- dance, alto, although they were not ment and tho-orlgln and regular ob- the world. In nuiny of these countries especially TTch~]finoIsa making or mu- tervance of Mother;* day Incite United ery jear dl> from causes related to on this wheat If made In Kurope at tication. Statistics being hla dally diet, ferrera, head of the ' ' Thli "gra the. - remitt* hate been comnio materriltyi this means that more Ulan" the present; lime:' ,, .'.!_• he, aska tbe country to observe the revolutionary more- sical lnstrumeots. - ' elm la neiirl, Mates arc facts,In which American achieved by legislation. requiring obe- take considerable pride. Hut to offse 10,000 dcidiis are preventable; In ad- statistics of car-loading*. /These are ,ment In Ilondurat. it There wat a great deal to be ad- " be presenter dience, but in tbe i United States Ira- dition, SOW*) of the 100.0U0 babies who ' Advice to farmers tolatore tftelr mired to tbi^KutemU-charitcter. They this pride In Ihe pretty sifcitlmrnt li grain on the farm It extended. It will steadily Increasing.. They have al- openly opposed to nrilted States'inter- board thriiui provrmc'nt rnnnul b* expected by suih t|ow die In the Brst month ofiife, ways Ibeen^jif ,barometrlcal_tlgnlfi- were a hospitable and moral people. hum, tha: eh tn ugly fact o( which munyJAuiorlcnni drastic., action unless tiete is pup* cost about one-third of - the regular vention activities; shoring Stndino's wmaiiTariiri"iri cahce.~Wh.en freiglLlt'mqvjngJaciii- views- In- this- regard. • e«l_«lly,L_.»; —planting at I opinion back of It.' ' rcirij rle* are working and shlppln«._met of the whites which bare causey tome Washington the mortality rate from maternity mothers, are protecttM by adequate oa^ the fnrmj Itself. The^ altempied rTFerfenrwarin Mexico a year ago. We-have refused-to addrws our- r chnntt ore buyln« and customers, are tlbtolldIailllJly h ctutet lu tin United Htules It tlir maCeniliy care. '"'-• soiufidinfftlie' problem, so far as the' Be tt of Indian blood and hat a large Pnnbury, OJ j < 'c«n'Nn)in'gf''rn~eTef7'keyin^itrV'itii' gained little hold oo these energetic hlgheatlu the civIIUedworlil, slid that "tioiM fhiir«urlB''eu^IF~o";ur^'roea~a"Yo;roaaYo' 'ftlfOwrng-iimbWlneii^ ont thhe at least twenty-Are years," MJS Dr. and Industrious folk. Some of them' ' the Baltlmn 10.000 of 10,000 American muthrnLwIio Itnlph \V. Uihrnstlne. a nolrd otwte. clvllluirlon of the United States to-jc- be. that the tfoarU Is going to try to tlstlcs show that one or.two big flrmt large United States- banana planta- could'draw with considerable ability. - die etch year frora-cliUilhlrtli-coutoi count for the fact that our maternJr: unload Its surplus when ami where: ^haye turned the corner, promising tions of the north coast of Honduras. land Daught Iriclan of N«w Yurk.clly. "If we ar» and -even understand -the principles of : roluttoffi- AVtt m-od not die If (hey lire given adequate lo Improve conditions we must face deatii rule Is more than twice that of It can, so far at It can without bring- that smaller fry, too, are Headed nut Dr. Jesus Castro, Honduran charge mop making,-- ~.' nmternlly care I ' nucli countries at Denmark and theing about too great a slump In the of the red. d'affaires at Mexico City, who recent- i _ marker, glv Ihcra. nuf rallonaliie. llie buulllst- The primitive Kutenai religion was ~ "Camhritlgee Do you doubt that statement ahoul Ing cvnrluslua U that this national dis- Netherlands, where records are kept mniket.- If. the American people turn their ly returned from a vtslK to Teguci- a form of sun worship. 'The land of -Ihe mortality rate aiming American as carefully, at they are here. This Ttie farmer ts then to be asked to gaze from the "big board" In Wall galpa., said President Mejla Collndre** Charles Li grace ran be removed when, •• i |w. departed souls wat,; located In. Jhat lean. Tree -t mother*)- If so, look «l IIH-IWOIIICIUI fiii- pte.we wrSuttSrroove It." • '"•" country's low position on the roster of help carry ahe loud of the coming Street to- the - bigger opportunities refusal to admit Ferrera Into his cab- glowing orb, and tome day It was - urea, compiled by lue children's bureuu nations of the world Is because there crap and the boar i will offer Mm which await them In constructive di- with It a eel "The Idea of ewlng; to a plivfelclan at inet w*» the probable cause of_ the thought tbe travelers would return the America of the United Htntn IVlmrtmcnt of Is tt Mrlklng oliaence here of trained tentative protnls.e;of aid.-through;"co»- rections of every sort! the upturn for* omv." .lalc« IH-. fVank W. Ljuch, a revolution. He Is confldent It wlUfrom tbe sun and meet their living out to the Si Lalior^for 1IWT (the iaiwt yiar for care for the great mass of women In operatlves . suKgestlni. an nililltUmal seen by Mr. Babsrin, will come, ail the fall, as the President has anyinll.uen- friends. once-moref—Everythlng was which figure* for lutwt of thme cuin- leading ululHilctan pf Son Francisco, moderate - circumstances wlio have Inoi'nthe to the farmer to lolu a co- sooner and all the surer. •'•'•• bnt been sei "may •rcm ridlcuioa* to- itie «nllfwry Ual backing, and a well-trained army.. credited with a soul and relncarnn- withan Amei tries WL'ronvallulile) in regard' to the ciili.lrra, ••• • : '.•',-:, •••>•• operative; . • winua'n. She would not think m> If ahr Dr. Vicente Mejla Collndres was tlon was one of.their strong beliefs. the,tree. maternity death rates, |ier tyWO live "WeJiave allowed things to go on Jnmes S. Stone, 'chnlrman of fhe"TyECOGNlTIoii of xntUiiidah«-»ali ?£^^^4S«»IJtondura.^In,:tl!.e. Tty-jii mnn" mti n ermi In- - n r Om^irdlirefpc^To'TOrwaiu'of ifv"™ •-t^tlfr-lWpirallve" ~'"™ At-the:'pT«] lime., tu nearly every hospital In the vg ^Kirtrt fluence In those early days, his words >f.mothers and babies, assuming that . necessity - of solving February 8, .IOCS. Municipal elections ; planted, Un Utugnny ...,.'..:...... WV. 1.2 .MiiiuVttwM be fooaU that tnost trage- inent had sold T.OW.U00 biiVhela of being; heeded wltb jplemn reverence,, . the Walter I .H'wi* well, wheu decidedly It'wit wheat abroad t'eccntiy at n Diiure the problenrof unem- last December, gave the Liberal party Italy ...... •...,..;...... 2.tl dje» occur In women who-w^re not un- not." The situation cries to high heav- ployment It teen In . a majority. " and It took many yean to change Daughters ol Jniuill ...... '...., ...... 2.8 der medical tuivrvltiun during the pe- above the worn] price dttrease of su- their beliefs to those, more nearly ap- en fora remedy." perior product •-.'"•.. the complete reorgan- Julio* O.'Lay,.United States minltv in London, v Tho JNetherlKUdi ...... 2.11 rliHl uf the rMld'a development.' :. ization of the United proaching Christianity. . :_ "I'erhaii* the root of Ibe.dlfncultj" Adequate maternity carinfthe~bb- ter in Honduras, reported to tbe State, Tywtlon. care aud Instruction by doc- HE message of State* employment - With aucb ldeas.lt Is not surprising Hungary »l»le* Carolyn Couaut Van Itlarcom. department thai; tn his opinion, the to find that these people enjoyed and tors and nurses of tpothcra from the TSecretary of State service, with 4J5 ttat* revolt would soon "fizzle, out" He Denmark ...... ,t...... in .her byok. -Ojgtrtrlcal Xuralnx.- appreciated the beauties of.nnture and tlme^thc woman thinks she may ba Stlmaoo warning ejaftjoyment—Durenus aald no military T>r Dolltlcal flgurei o^ron»eirot3ic«5»BriSHr«^connected" Wfiferliiii'd" '?T?JffM ff? tsuirerios arid of: the Interior of ban- flowers. Tbe many practical uses ol her regulsr activities and to care for trlct of Columbia am with It.••'.-• .'•.. .-'••. ^•'••;.' ••.••• Bpuln ...;...... "...... 3.0 death, are to fanilllar that, they are her new baby, according to Hazel Cor- dit-Infested Nicaragua seven special -central plant*, aiio as^ food, •medicine,, and in Knglnhd and Wul,» '..... rrcarded as bt'iog nwrmal l bi n wat tent" to thejAnyor; Fausto-Davlla Is the premier and other waya, had' been discovered and In Hit. unllpar; euurw of .Bai &\'« *nkdJre£tor of, the Siaternlty. division* JJatablUhedV foreign minister of Honduras, and-1* ; : : : lth' ljll-'fTll" tadealjrith ,th*-p'isb-IT.^ -• - utilized by the Kutebal". '''-• .•>• h :'•_.• rv: Irlnh Fwe!:SiaW ,,i.. „,: uf.-.'ih*. inos» draiimtic of all tinman CfKteraiBociatI0u'"' "T^~7"'\;Tf-' considered bj' Soiith-American Tllplo- 1 r ( C»nimcnlinr on Hie work dene by nagua arid to tha lem* ofjatlnu* trades, announced by "Their folklore Included many ani- Northern Ireland ...... ;..: 4.8 events, the birth «f a 'new brlui:. It ic tnats at Washington as well able to mal stores lo which beasts, birds, flub, ctpted cawally. almost- wlth'Mut con- thla orRanliatlon which reduced tho American consul at William N. Doak, secretary of labor. deal wltb the situation. • '•.. '-.,.', • Tfew Zealand'...... ".;...... 4» leath rote vtnohg jnothers to 2.2 per Bluijnelda,' Insects, and such cold-blooded crea- I.tthuunla ....:...... Ml cern, because It Is so . frequent—so John -a. Alpine of New fork will cumtuouptace. . ' :housund llje births as against as in The niessnge, draft- beud the new tet-up, which hat J80O.- tures at frogt and turtles played Inter- Cnntids ...... * no he country as a whole. Miss Corbln ed by. Secretary Stlm- A STATEMtoiT setting out tbe at- esting parts, Tbe coyote wat the "hero? Chile .V. 'Mureuvr'r; we are all acvuuouird to Secretary OOp of appropriations available for Its ...... n.s dds: "Jiurses urge each mother to son after he had work. Francis L Jones It to conUnue ** titude of Newton. D. Baker of of many of these lively stories. His Australia ...... M> hraring.juressnl tlie fart that'child-- StlmtoiK. adventures wen full of amusement hpnrnXg tit n.>'t w «»<^iw<. i.iit i» • «,.-.ri- lter as early as poeslble wlththe talked to > President as director general, with supervision Oevelond. former secretary of war. Salvador .... .V...... its anctnr nr Hp •toward talk.of. hit eandlilacy-for-th' and «u»pfnaeTahe~playea~th>.roo*t--ht-_ nprliyBcmr •ttlsu over th'llMhirgiir^ua^ r •------— >^vu«um,j tkt^a t-llv Scotland ..,...... tU- mal: physi»linic»i funaivn- "-In- view of outbreak of banditry lo larlously funny tricks on Innocent (oik, United States 0\3 ho will drllxer her so he maj dlrvctt lqg. trades Ulvlalon. tho Veterans' Democratic nomination for tbe Pretl- ier cure during pregnancy and^lom

.-? otAitraso CITIZEN AND German "Big Sisters" Meet Again DOCTOR IS GIVEN Political Excitement in Tokyo reTEIWFOR DEATH OF WOMAN ''" A FouniLjGuilty- of Planning ef-Witn«M in They muted willow but fortoba c docks at Southampton. spend the rest of Ills natural lira at Jlackfeet never foand It a cause for hamirttior In th« «tnte. ponltiMillnry, puarrellng. and continued to carry on , Bismarck, while on the right la the s s L*nLi:Iu»a. «fcx* «as formerly the V unlena by some unfonasmn rhaiice at The pnwwful Dolyukal party staged a hugs d»in»natrnllon asnlnst ih« Kovprnmrat at Tokyo, Jupnn The i custom which bad proved dangeroua ,torui!)s (bould jgiilu_a_jn^iir, (r(^ or, ti ainalln' Proletarian group alsu held mtwllngs and parades. Tha picture shows a parade.of Ilia Hotyukul pnrty. o~ other- "nation* - without harm•'• to1" versal. hemselvea, _-.,j..-._^:^,;^.-.v, .•,.•>,-.,... „ \.._... Ttw postinne and the" onrtorns o? ths Washington Crime Ware Hn. NKintr Dlts. Scenes-and Persons-in the Current-News 'lain* Indians went, too Unnly emplaht- Is Giriand Pistol The unusual combination oT clrcrnn •d in tbe Katenal to be entirely dls- llancpa began when Mrs. Esther O'Diire ffistofi Tree Is Washington.—the cspltal'a moat re* JSIdllTcr, wo\\ ninetfHMi,; died In hor ilaced, when they moved across the rent 'crime wave has bepn .abruptly nountalns to the lake country. Buf- room at the llnude Martin home here tmnlnated and June Flddelsop, the on. Heplenilwr 13. lWtU. Her death alo meat was still a staple of their Con girl who" ter'rbrlied tail drivers, llet. but to it the; now added flsh.' waa ri'ivorteil by Doctor Ilrnlnnrd to smt jwlnttrians scurr)lng Into door- have been- the result of s'rufaurcd ileverly trapped or adroitly speared. % Given to mays and had a perfectly beautlfnt d pcrltanltla. . Hhu had Mng to t>enaiMV will bs completed^ eople was gambling, and they might • and, standing as It will at'Sulgruve grare maniir. -. . . thlt. month.. Tbs plant is tha largesf ften • be-found--nolsely~engaged; In-•- la. tie. far, East. The company'a -old - manor, It-, will- typlfjr- the- friendship Diie To /traffic flema'ctSsI'xcA oUlki*-.' heir favorite form of this pastlmsr "" between tbe two nations,-™ — . plant. In Kulw has been retained as a tbe urlcinitt Cambrfrl^e *im has &»- machlae shop. ... 'his was a guessing game In which a The American Tree association Is appeared and a brooir gartw ia lfae undle of sticks was divided, and an registering thousands of tree planters pavement mark* tbr a^+wKer* \VasV dd one or a marked one was con- — who are marking the bicentennial In ington took coinnwmi of tb« %r=sy cm ealed among them. The_bbject was - .. _'_JJS2 of the birth of George Washing- July 3. 1773. Woman Operates - ' > guess in which bundle of sticks the ton by planting trees. The memnrlnl 1—I.imili;rs In 8|iaIll's prnvlsliinnl republican governtnont,. t'ruvlslonnl I'resldmit ZitmoreU fourlli from tlio left. dd one. was hidden. Possessions plan has been taken up by-patriotic Detective Bureau: 1 3—Office of Uie Ktnmlnrd Fruit company at I'lierlo CIIIIHUH In which employimi linrrlcndnl thimisclvi'S when Men- hanged hands with considerable fre- organisations, the Mnsonlc fraternity, Youth Blinds Shark r.uffilo. N. Y.—If a woman raguiiiL tinmllts run wild In Iliu vicinity. 3—Hum II. Thompson, whu succceilnl Almnlider Lrggo ns a member of uency In the excitement of tbla game, of which Washington wns a member, When It Attacks Him asks yi>u a question In Buffalo, the federal farm board. _••'•_ ... c.-.- \-i beware. I'erliaps It Is one of s the Inveterate gnmblers wagered civic associations, the women's cluhs, Brisbane.—Sharks arwi'E sw enwfc. ielr valuables anUdT the loud cries of •_-•.•- -'•—Boy—Scout»,~T3amp • Fire Olrls, -and JtutTftjo's ft*male sleutlis. accortllnic to i>tanl**y It^wwr. *^tj*-«s." SETS NEW MARK la -players, Tbe Kutenal liked to ' thousands-of schnnls.- who recently staz^l.a a^^ v*^t -»i*:ti Buffalo-la beadiiuarters -for ance, also, although they were not _ - ..Washington Ancestral Home. tin- uDly woman's private detec- Jobless Man Wins Big Fortune ipeclally TTcbnfi4ioIse making or muy tive organization In the' United ' Thli ••granilcliMd" of the- famous swiinntlntf the shark %^! him. cat Instruments,'.' elm Is nearly eight feet.tall, nwl will sweeping up fmm b^n. StstM. It is mnnntw) by Miss There was, a great deal, to be ad- " be presented-to the sl/lcnivo Muni»r oua.rflKh, Ju.^t a? tb^ .Adelaide Jennings, wbo operates. ilred In the^Kutenil-charicter. They board through Viscount Let-'nf Fare- liim, id»ser pitf-fulrtt V-^ .a riwi'n of "Uviet-ilve agencies ere a hospitable and moral people. ham, tha: clmlrman (if the hoard fur tjprs nrn.t pushed It ,IiVer ir to!" tWaj '.throughout' jlbel country. «_yL_;:. planting;-at the-nfceslniljmnie at-ihn Hhurk's «>e. L [ tbe whites which have causey some Washington fnmliy nt Suicnive nwir- Ibes.to dwindle and7flnally_vaul8li.__ -Pnnbury, Own, Knglaml. Uie «rf id Industrious folk. Some of them' Dutch School Has Glass Walk that un Intestine hild heen cm nnd ills tho nultimnre chapter of I lie Mury- ends tied, nnd Hint thu'dpiicndlx wus raid draw with considerable ability lanil Daughters of the. Ainerlrnn Rev- id even understand the principles of n perfect cunilltlon. olution; - With ,the tree g»ci a hrnn/e Wiirnihfs"wire bisiicd chnrgjng Oo<> ap ranking, marker, giving the" history of the The primitive Kutenal religion was tor llralnurd md Mrs. Mnudo Martin Cambridge elm.' with the girl's death. Ilotb were-ar- form of sun worship. ' Tbe land of Charles Ijithrop Pack of tlio 'Amer- •parted souls was/ located In .that nmtcd nnd sum hall. - ican Tree association hus alau On Nnvember- 17,'when their cases owing orb, and some day It was with It a certificate of regl.itmtlon In lought the travelers would return were called la the District court,"a" the American Tret association, nuule severance of tile cases was aaked and ora the sun and meet their living out to the' Sulgrave Manor bnnnl. 'ITil» 8toull 1 norlorilrnlnnrd's uulo called for trial. lends once "more. Everything was has been sent to—V' t. I** *' along The charges ngalnst Mrs. Slnnln were edited with « soul and relncarna- wlthan American flag to stand;beside dropped and she'was called to the wit- m was one of.their strong beliefs. the tree. '.".• '•' ness stand to testify ns a stutfi's wit' Klnnford scorml Us eighth succes- b'e."mf(llrlnn, man'^.wm-a-greag t In- •" • At-the presentntlmr,"whrirthe tree !•» |ience In those early days, his words planted. Mrs."GlIlespie, the fpej-nt uf nla llMirs, but a California trackman tier evidence, .was heard and the seta unw Nallulinl Intercolloglalareo- 'Ing beeded with solemn reverence. the Walter Hlnes ragechnpter 'of Ilio court niyouniod until- the follbwl: id It took many years to change Daughters of the American Itevultitlun ord. Ki'niii'lli Churchill tnssi'd the day, when-Judge J. VV.'.Uojdrti spear TJ» feet II Indies, llo set tha >elr beliefs to those more nearly ap- in London, will represent llr.i Durney clar«J__the'case_a nilslrlal^aaxttn at vachlng Christianity. and the Maryland 'D. A. It At th tnrtey==misTn"co7ifenTpt'=nip«ii former mnrk .if '.'17 fret 7 Inches two With such Ideas It Is not surprising planttng a box of soil from Annupulls, weeks DKA In a meet at llerkeley There .wero no 0Kntn»rih« •Wnwlilnulon Huskies, lie Bnd that these people enjoyed'and where -Wiiiililngton resigned his com- until January A, wlieiviim. Martin died (predated the beauties of.nnture and mission as coininamler-ln-chlef of the holifs thn lnlorc(illf|{lat» A. A. A. A. lighted.- In ^he^seem-and cejor^of • iwers. Tbe many practical uses ol Mrs.' Slonln'/o'iind yoar at Cambridge, Moss, nlnt- and. the fnil of Tils genernlsliip that MurliU Sulllmn, known ns "llll- ants, also as food, medicine, and ID will he reiyirded at the ancestral .home.' her waya. had'been discovered and tic" llrortn, hnil left tuwn. Ni-lghlxirs This ^'grandchild", of tliit'Cmiitirldge "Illllle" hnd been a fre- The Cluyton C. Woods family of llnffalo, N, Y,, which woo WHM\ ai TOLD KING TO QUIT lilted by the Kutenal'. ' elm has a very 'tn'terestU&hlildry:' It1 tho-result of Uregalorh coining in s>c»nd In th« Irish irosplUl'sweepstakes, Their folklore1 Included many anl- Advut Vliltor'at the Martin buuie. xretv from seeds scooped up in bnx A purported dying Ktoleinciit from li^vlug a local Irimk whore they inudn iirniiigKitiiMils to put tho money Itrlar lil stores in which beasts, birds, fish, by a. relative of Wrs. Dorscy some 23 trust fund. Clayton C. Woods had bi'«n out of work for,som» monllis» sects, and such cold-blooded crea- Mrs. Martin, clearing Il'rulnard of the years ago. Two children of Hip tree .Mdllter rounlcr. was glten to the Ires aa frogs and turtles played Inter- are at Mount.Vernon, and another,-Is line parts. The coyote was the "hero" Tbla utw trr\usor *ct»xl la AMRtrdam.-Ualland, lias glass wails which county attorney, by Chief of' I'ollre at Annapolis. ' Keeling, who had discovered It In the many' of these lively stories.- His caobe eiuUy thrVwa »t>«E. .«n*Jot lie. class -rooms pracUcatly out doors. This Was Once Considered Fast Mrs. Dorsey has grown other trees On the roof-Is a syianasIoM." -• room v>here he found Mrs. Martin ventures were full of amusement from these seeds, and-two of the djuispcnae—ne~plaj.ed-the- r after she was shot. This allegedly "Tbe aliowanc* for light, air and mlcMenrore-^W"W»r"T~snT -louBly fanny tricks on Innocent (oik, jullty of Esther's death and Uralnnrd d was far away on his travels he- •pacSoasDe**—«o important 'factor NEW YORK'S "RADIO ossally ignored througn necessity In •s" .Innocent." It. was Signed by Mrs.* re they realised who. their deceiver Slartln, Officers believed the note s In. smaller building operations—is very totarstittt to dty planners. Two of frameup" and worked on Umt Una. As shown by their cultivation of the " /MINIATURE "TUTURE • ' MurUI Sullivan Arsatad.. s of peace, the Kutenal were never lie buildings .facing Fifth avenue Will "hire' prevfeS-iViSe'cirj of So years rlacianly^ejxbt-Storiea. These will On January 11 Muriel Sullivan waa nous as a Oghtlng tribe. It was no- Saerince Air antf"8traaH»IJMs..vVorUi irrested In Semlnole and confessed ubtd>Ul«>.UieltjDnowJedgft.of.,lhU.j . Sank the oral building of 15 stories, Ti*»j*l-i?- plot win be widened to provide addl- deal, and that she was hired by Paul sm were frustrated.by an alliance mldtown tone will soon be tlw ..scene ductiiHia, and wond.m.)tloa ptrtarea. Jones, ai Urulnard's agent, to do the of the' greuttst adventure In city re- tlMtal ajaicioasoeas,jii>d a".new street iween the Interlopers and tbe As- with provisions'aia'ie u^tbr »«!«• '<" •nmnlni porUi and' south will be cot rob; that She'was to receive 1100 -for ilboln, who helped them to bold building ever attempted In America.. •presenting tele'vlsioo rep»*J«5«M «f througb tbe center of -fie three blocks. it. and bad collected only $80, calling »lr position. ThU they managed so Three great rectangular • blnclv Jbe •dnrew»t..,even.ni when ««^» £ In Ibe heart of.tbe center block will them "cheap ska tes." ..'•• •• . » rcessfully that-when the white men equivalent in area of eight or ten or- sufficiently derrfoRwI t» p«sat *t Kf be a -apadons and' ornamental plan. Later Jones confessed hi* 'part In tb their nestles of peace came Into dinary city blocks, ace now being commercial ab'pllcatioo; An underground shopping' center the shooting of Mr*. Jlshln and be and .'"Count de BomanouM, who advised L«u_ntrj._they_werestilLUiereL___ cleared, and on this plot will rise tbe JTwentr-seven rad.o uxi Ulrt&m \wU! take in the enUre area at a level Sullivan were given life sentences King, Alfonso to give up bl* throne l& Itll. w«4t«m W«W.IJV-M Ualoa.) -eSO.OOO.000 "Kadlo City." a-monu- studios, ranslns from ifc*«w Uu w 17 fret below tbe street, while below and Doctor ISralnard was put on trial fiid learsj th* country. mental group of ten buildings de- wat6« la******* tils .waste an extensive underground and cuiivleted. signed to be the future entertain InUnute _ pirktsg space which also will provide StJeadid City Park Pbere ar«'(o8 dUtlqct linguistic dl- Develop'mnits 0t the trial Indlcstr Ions_among_ the, Indians; llany. meat capltal-of the notion. ,|B a slniie bulWins. Tn* oM to each building for freight bat poulblyjDLliers, .Including niiMiliei v Golden ilate park, Ban Francisco, a, lea could nbt understand each Due~to"the"eiteBt of the operation, Toveve?. wlU be ov»t b> ^ «* ' '""" ' «:offe«vllle attorney, U. V. ("Bun") sumptuous' gardea'of "1,013 "acres, Sfie builders will, for the first time. er's laMoage. although they lived 15 storl(?s la b«,Eb«, &<*« «'««> "• Hsnlun, had • part In Ibe arrongeineni nine baseball diamonds, a dozen lennj have the opportunity to pUn ttio 'C*wB*>n-Twias'.4 Tlaies. ' ir each other, sign language waa nue In the heart of Its «"»««« sfc«^ 'or the murder of Mm Jlurtln. Both courts, a. bowling green, a compl use between' the Missouri river and- proper spacing of buildings andstree » The taD«st DOB** «f «a» EOsoo. Ken.—A cow owned by •aul Jones snd Muriel Sullivan bavt children's playground/ and a thli i. Rockies, and.from Fnuer river, so as to provide maximum light, air Qearge Shatter has produced four tesllmuny In the trial, an>i Th* oldest horse car In the country as It mad* Its appearancejo New sen stadium with a trotting 'ipmlf tlab dolumbla, to the Bio Orande. and convenience of traffic the Amer- lenteP of the plot «»<> ^^ sets of twins. 8He nas raised aloe, ^__. feeling thai ptntlhly (hi fork In a .celebration marking th* Uly-nlntb anniversary of a, Apartment DO f*rt wide and a football aud jmc*-; ^ tcan Architect points out- The result calves la tbe last aavaa iwii ator*. Tb* cor was built In 1837. - * -, - '> • trlbas outside this a^ea nsed sign bf t»o other t«««s ol ftm-«»M etiUr* story r«/i sol yet been uhfolded gOKIC - , . . will give the nation of today a mlnla

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- \ ^-yZi'tarspp T&Stfs THEJCSANFORD CITIZEN AND CHR0NI£LE.-TtfURSPAY/ MAY 7, 1931

COMMUNICATED The people in' Cran/ord sbouU! bear Liont Club Elected T'AitW Craniord, ,J, M»jM>, «j£ inmlnil the namf».gf'CToud.»ntlHii»np^ r-H-lS tb»» MM Bdltor, Cittern aandd Chronicle: and • alao (he names of those under Officers U*t Friday yooai son of the Kicperar Napolera. It seems to me lhat the Ingenious crttldun. when future elections conn- The rhlld iMiamnl I'rautuU 0iarie< Classified Advertisements majority of our Board of Education up. The public should also very ni*>te*m P;fi$ai>art*. The Title outfit to be congratulated for sofhng carefully, all moves by the board to fe quay.-vital »k«ifcrt ikV TMUMDXT metana'ttail of' officers -took : one session any move to get new schools, which it lftl lhf rnullierVai (he i:ir,|r<«> jlarief^isisa. 7 ; " 1 »' : .following WSUlt: Read for Profits "C&for Results in-tht ahuit nusxa ot one rnonBTt U s*ldTrTfrin«-alfr~Si~trw bwd Prf.niK-nt —Fred W. .JUnge. Utr has not only tackled the supervising neenu Inclined to "be extravagant Vim President—P.\A. Runfee. July : prlnct|i«l 'question but the age old wiCranford thould have a ac*_U»i rd_ rom BUM WBCICUUUIIOCB proWem-aii wei^ to~st)r nothing Vt IB education betore Ifie [ieoplc auumny contribution fotrsrd Tax Belief; unem- Tn uoirer-J. P. Wolf. ' .-• "F.tW" of Pi«»ofort. wwraUly Trin>bdw CKfoS any purchase of lands; or ccmtructiiir. ^Tuil Twister-W. Klein. Tlw iiivpntion itf the piaoeforte la Ow t* mm*. »• a v«i ployment insurance and local disarma- of .schools. -In the meantime the rnii;- PyroU mm ment, Linn Tjtmer—A. T. Bakw. trared to llie jrar Tjf«>. ^rten * harp. natlon of the president -S the board, Tiusucs—O. J. Jnnwn and A. Ther- Isctiord mak**r of I'ttftna flividayed tbe It* research commlttte has gone clear would,! believe, be vtif wirhily w«t- back to Konwr th*.WInd Ortek poet for aew Imt'ruirwnt If h.i'l i iuJU;j)VlM<—ifsunlljr bouw, up to dit«. brint* ALL klnda »r lot arirf. wrf comed by the people of Crunford Kn.ri.th Helnrlch of Tuxedo Place l sa p« |.»«. Buy ,a..preeedenli.new*n »o far as Cranford "CHAHLES J, LEACH <-.*O7ICE Cranford. Is concerned.-1 refer to'the ancirnt 18 Lenox Avenue, »ii» taken into membership, and there £,•*• **"*•" V*ymmt #rrp a couple ot visitors. *ui jt*a moot? earna at leaat M p*t t*nf. and honorable Idea or the Greeki-bear- -- I ont3.m*< »r The j»>ttit# t» MM- «n4 tme-tult yttn old «wt Jutit I*. I lins ; girt*lf . andd the capture of a city AI tomorrow nhjht's meeting.vDr •It tn()«ot«wcoU. J-f«»Uy biiUM utr Wtat Editor. CltJwn and Chronicle: K. A- Dunfre will give a talk jon "Your IMIy Htrtrrt; cacfa floor 3 rooms aad feiUi. Hext Monday night the eSrtdldatM :hrough the use of a Wooden Horse. %u» parlor. «II tmproveguvta.1 l-«af ff* In this case, It Is a little uncertain as Many are watching to tn how theTri'ih and How They ufow." l4/»t MilM teiii barxiln Klc* |»,IM. Bent -tor nomlnHion In the Bq>oblican prl- School Board will readjust IU«li lo the fl.ttl v«rlv. JCquttj H.VH. bX m«ry will * «. Cleveland ifchqol at « to who the home is "on," but let that H: % i li demands -of • unprejudiced rltlvnt- 111- 1 sail aad routd mnun for meeUni of the voters •' pass-rthc Idea was noble, ekan and re- * Bal»m Appreciated '• trr AWK* • I* tcrmii mxnngtxk TTUM awl nged under freshing and compares, favorably with the case of the Board's. predpaU' Uliitli. V»l ry mkirocw 1*1 Ceatwnlal Armuv, publican Club and the Ford Repub- tlon against Miss Edmond- Pew » Su !iltlil>.w;iic Hie bill Haw »lirub is- mh 1 K'» Mrttt ta l publican dub n the the ideas BtiOCTIying Uie success of the leeuxnl !•>' the ancients thst it wait ftt. nford Itcpub- pie, even opponents of thi? supervli 'Hi **t llciui Club. It || prohibitionists in rapidity solving tlW liofno 011 a sppi'lul trophy In tlie trt- t riifat rue f |T.U( ,\tniii( tn j lot, ;SxlM, cABTfUlftit lori reiret, MM; MM-naaonabla. duty of-every liquor problem by an ultimatum and will approve of the highhanded 'action lUriNAt Itn.T J \t . , -/O. Ifrlr* |MM. Bos A-SD, IVanfttfd CU4- llnw. Carptnw.n Annnion S cltlxen to vote primaiiea and of the Board, and her supporters, a' iiinpliHl |jrm-i.«.lnn at Rome trhlcli ccl- :.. H!'««i In; UJ !i\frm n and Cfannlclf OflJce. the succeu of the Farm Board in sav- HDR ,t» Mirlinit«*i1 the rrinrjuest of Cansan. •i .• Hrani. • A tcr ••it fr. ".™ »» S»" '<* "'a. tWlm'ed"; live all the oppor- ing the farmer by buying wlieat at thesubstantial portion ot "Cranf ord's popu- -; IIUX(*4tK8T ATMIU». Six root and bath, 1 Ou tunlty to candtdatc* so there lation, feel that the subject caniipl be I" *••- «>»>> •tMliW1 llMtfT »*(*»•- Urs* Mifl parlor. Lot 5S I 10*. Al 1?* Si , » """••• *»Sf»ltw high and tolling it at the low, the peo- mt-uti'iu it <• 7 •>* ^K Jrr" t r«TOfi should be a PROPOSED OBDIHANCt nttur HKDU. Itwrjf CBanford « 0M3-IC nm. Talepuona CBanrnrd 6-06S3J. Come out ple puytnu; the deficit. properly closed without reiomldefnUoit : h wrltlriK *r,, "I jtil* it and bring of the peremptory act.. • III;III\.AVI-K fur tlw (oiutttirllan or Be ami main * re n.tt >.n *i"i 1-, 1 BARGAIN'—BuAffalav, « roona, all Inprw The' Board majority. It seems, has Iru • r .eilulii Hiitewalka In the Towuahip Tt)wn»fil|».(' (tit J! the T"*nv»JlJ Com- hvnta, pood loraUun, plot SB 1 IBS, #qul rtrmovMl the sex stiirma. from the su-. Certainty a review of the action 1« 'raiifunl. miitaf h«« S&«: will ronatifer foud autouoUl* lo *x* 9 muddle Ilia not bren--lm- pcrvlslhg priucluolBhlp, and thereby necessary to entitle the Hoard to a • II OMainHl.ljy the Tafnaliln f'tiffimltlrv Trt:st>A\ . tHFWTH WAV OF SIAV. l\». ' Hattr or arrn-t |SMf down payment. O«mw HKDDIMI I'LANTS ,,„_ - proved/as Uie result of the meeting i-. rviiH»hi|i lit ('raiitord. Hi Uie C'uunly of M *?Irin TWM-K. BUII fo- lo Ibe nfuntry •am. Haylw will .>.&*« (Jeranlu.aia. s« up Huddled Uie tax layer with an addition- claim, for. confidence of .the people »•• Ihr (ti.it ami !«*<• (he pepperty to a food party. LOUIH VIL ""•"""lluna-lCn.Mror" lor of ttuf Board of Eucatlon Tuesday ..11 I. . That Onrrrle KMmalU Jiiull be JU,flfl. i«| r+rrtrtilal Arcttu*. Crtorord. Itione al M.S00. The board evidently attrib- again. In the name of nportumanihip. : J,0»0 S»e«i nietvlalleld. 15c. • nio riUiirv with th« iilam and. «p*rl CHfd i M1 nigbL A-big gathering of Irate citizens utes «o'_th_«.school troubles t$;,«(?», the very ' essence -.of -the. f*:hool social • JOQV'."'--. .-- -- x- **pt*&a&.p Uielilr opinionopinion,, -mormoree -«••>le«>lew dal i ilctOW/Jilqu«trnai •,r liir "T7,-.n.rilli or' oinfiifd • ~ij fnsllah l«. 13c dearly on tiro previous action 81 athe opeiicd and dealt, wllii in a !»•**.! »i «' rntui«f-niMlnal .Md' -April BOOM TO BKNT -^Board In "proinotlnit. „" HuncrvlnlniSupervisingi p i(o <.re.nlioua« - All quick and brilliant solutions of merit the,,respect.of Uie children of l*iK,-~#f,lill*>tl "Hiircin^alliifia f.ir. Concme is Unne BtmL Principal Edmond qut or (he position dtir ''sctiaolii'' tfiflr"; teiiclicrs iii<.\ "• our«l'f<-wttlkH~ • PIT-tti#—gradca-fie 'ImrMrlafit'problems' are adnirlable, but NI.ul I'l Dpjliiaiur. In rnnllect with ellatlnil, she lias held for mahy, years, Unfor- falrmlnded citizen's. HpAlXBBead, n.li«I p.tot. I " >' in »o fur lis Uio tax payer is concerned, ililcwulli^, i,r In ri'iilare ani-h alilewalka, nr pan MCC.larte\«iia, aulUU»'(or Uubuatsoiaple, tunately, the Board was Unable or un- ,r ',l,|.-MAlk. u* In the iiliinlnn «f the Tuwnahlp Ou« coat gloat "hit. 13.35. KUl wntli 1 the olianglng of sex at thUtime is only ROBETIT T. NOhTHCUTT. or l. Mv UUU muin. baud U ifealrei Suurax •rhlu.'Knssiel H.00. {• "«|or willing to .meet the situation, frankly iiiHHillt*-- lire w). ^parked i>r d*lerl »f ('ranf.,rii ,n, II Heat. Telrtdume Cltanfurd fl.|H}9v.aL lotttl fight—«n5f In the end. no matter •Knowing fp)l WfH. th»f,."H)p mi ^ rifiK Uir.l'n Slrwl. from ra-l |'|,Ma clUnfonlTitlity' -.<- aciioot Bystera as a whole. mmmz$mmmmmsiiSmMB pays and pays and pays— for other peo- full this week after the uttno.it rlototin T«« Boom, lla. Karth' Ataiue. Wf»t. ue CRanronl «S!»S\ Too many boys (und sometimes ple's mistakes, Intentional or uninten- mee'tlnf of the Cranford Board of E'du llir.finz S( Klrls) use the concrete streets as play- tional, cation, npverthrlMs I wlult—ttt-go^-o «>K larse fnrnlanol front rooiiv Board if da. If the-Dusted"0fnctarT6FThould""we record with my congratulations to the Uila T. ». », 10. 11 s.-.o rert sired. .201 Orange Avenue. Telcpuona Cr . grounds roller skating, playing baU III,.. » ITU Ula I. i 1 IM r>« l"t)?rry KlrM^. from Vnk-n Ar say promoted) engage* eminent counsel 1 rarm. and other games and being absorbed board for their courageous stand In re- III »k 7-.S I . ( ..._...4IS te« Almiif'. ' to defend her tjlghts, t4ien the Board fuslim tho rescind their former action Illtll Klrn-t. trim I'ln* iitr« OUHIBTAHUV fumlahrt room. auliaW. (or a in their play are-heedless of danger must cnnage equally eminent and prob- . -II. 13, III, 19, IS ..210 fNI A; 11 Cltlaan and Chroolcl. from passing automobiles. Every auto on a change in the school system; I III, lid. IIS) S32ST JST " *** X? ably equally expensive counsel to de- P. 8. FRANKLIN. NKW S1I1KMAI.KH TO KRI'LACK I'ORTIONB beri llare. driver has had experience in this line, fend its mistakes, to say nothing of III M.I. Of EXIHTIMI M'ALKB THAT . Cturvmunt . from Orau;e Atinu* t 7E (urablMd min for lUht houa«k»ci>lsl. AMOVING, TBUCKUS a sudden scare when some child sud- protecting those Individual members of Mil: IS A IIINI1ITION UEVONU raalnn A>raue. nnua oiiruo. AIM iloile mois. CCS- — denly appears in front of the machine IIEI-AIII: 9. Fourth Avniur. ff.iu' TrtUi Str«t l i™i l« ,11 iruupotutlon.- 1(1 Nor* luullnjt irn tho board faced with the possibility of DIED niinlrlci Strict: irwnol Llnr- hair rertltkd Ihtir nuc, Eait. Tricptuoe CUanford e-OJJJT and sometimes a sad accident. It laheavy damage (ulu for ultra vlns _., - Mrs. Stanley t'had»lck _ 187 to the • TitMiinliln (.TOmitu^ l,jr a nri«ift In up to parents to see that the children mii'* Html > wrlllnit ai'«i>iti|>atilr,rl>v nt4[>*. nhit-h r«1>i«1 and LAniiE. heaird. furaUhnl room with run acts. Mrs. Stanley II chadwick of 420 N.Hl.k ST. Irfil I it are him on till- m Hi* orTS-rr "f U»r Tinm- twt and cold »atrr. Carasa apace u do not use travelled starcAs as play, Tills Is hot a cheerful, outlook for aUnion avenue, paused away Sunday nf- Htm*'Ml-bit 1 .'.ni-fk: And Hut thv To«n.%iU» 1'MMaitJ grounds wltf to see that children ac- pnoni CSanford «-13I3...... Tr a tlmo of depression, nor docs it augur tcrnoo'ii. alter a long llliics.1, - T1KHI1.U. TIIK MTji IIAV ">r MAT. 1KI. quire .ji wholesome knowledge of Hie at ft :.1« I*, il. (ll4Ttl£l!l Sa*|n£ Tlmcl- TWO Uessut rnnnertlm furnlal wrll for a hnppy solution of a multi- MrsL Chadwlck. berore. herjiiarrtage danger they run. Another very-mini- plMty or otiicr educntlormH problems, :« >Uii»"2io. rri aa Iheilmrra!,,! II,.. Ti»ii«tp jirrtu«Roo« tUM BWitekaeHins. -Ml ~ mon and dangerous practice Is Uie was Amy Welde,-and » native of-New rt'^u MB, 28T- iinirr |.-nlim-AremM» »nrt-Atu>n yirwr"»*"th Hie flames of prejudice and disregard plan, for A hearing im th* ronfirnLatlon of Mi. riding of bicycles without lights, even York City. After a short residence in Trmiru: ... for public opinion, In the attitude of Brooklyn. Mr. unit Mrs, Clladwlrk mov. ^I«'rt aim HHicMiiiFiiU. al wtilih time arid l^aiv grown lips taking a chance at this dan. certain members of the_ board, will all parllea In Ililrrru will I* c|,™ WAimD-Omal. gerous practice It should up stopped, cd to Cranford where they hnvo re- TUhlly l» be hfard. —-• part/Iime. work. IM claaa spread'beyond all bounds.and make it ; 320 _ ALVA.V H (IE: ***»*. ci«d rcfrefetjtncei . 110 Uarden Street, sided since 1907, the last fifteen years 1-ranf.irt. .\. If necessary, by police action. < 3M. Ml ..J. T l Impossible for this or any other, board In their present home. iWr.AprliaM— ' »'" "«' ""'- to get publle support for any part of While not atllllnted with clubs or out oah wlahn stweral Uoiuework by ATA Its program, Involving buildings and NOTICE • hmir. WUHm |o aaalat al beldje FOBBJfNT CRANrOKU ItOTARV CLOU side Interest's, .Mrs. Chadwlck hail lite -. il Nona Atenn, Uanruod. N. J. currlctiitlr matk-rs, ; U ht-rrt,>j:hrii thai the r. iOUTU ATOIUI, J Crantord. • rirat Tlio club luncjiMm today was the faculty of making und kecpliit! " wide ||ii auarlnuul, alt la aud bam, ntwl/ decorated, all Iniimire biggest for SOIIM tieeks, all incmbers lie-fore the- taxpayer . admlta this tj.li Htrrcl: Iuwn«hlp reut mdrl circle of. friends who today sincerely lrfll / WOBK WANTED-SIaJe being preMiit wlUi twelve visitors from Wooden Hor»e within the 'wnlls of vk ;;ntA- l ... «». 'Ml >IAX vanta dara nock, llardnur. Ill Ganktl and deeply mourn IHT loss.. .k Mt.\. .,:..•"" <«l'"»i"l kniHuli, nearby clubs. Omiford. shouldn't he at least have the She Is survived by her husband. ... il) f li 2 ....„.. i . • Illsli Kiwi imra lll ' rlgfitPtnra "rcfcrentlum vote on the TNu, .*. I, tt. 10 Tho nominating committee presented Stanley II. Chndwlck and one datixh- t Slri-fl. bath, 125.' liaa and e4wtrlc . Auulv it-. ll M T -• TOBMNT' recommendations of oBkcra to be nniount of the bill wlilish he tr willing ter. Katharine Wclde. ulso a stater, SS fi»l . ""'' """' '" Orai«. A,.nua. Cranford "fgk'T rf M it tn underwrite? r- --••' ••->X; •' i.;-l) feel fret Sauthwm-i.r SHIn TUB. BEVr—FutBlahnl ot imfurnlahtd rtarm. elected aa follows: President. Froiik Mrs." Wililaiii HTElliot of~"RocVvfitt . rhrrry SHtrvt rrnn» rnl ln« buuaii, » ramu. UautUul canton. Also 7 toavlUi vlco president. Ray Clement; Would it not be safer bdforo tho furd Avenur. HOME BAKING « C«nlrev L. I, l J auu A »*cretary, Henry Wlilpplij; troasiircr, board goes ahead with the real, of the by ljc%', SSSS 8!&i IIUEXN S Tho services were 'conducted i 'r" Cskea, 1 Prank Dbremtu; hutoflflii. Newman expense to heed the "handwritUyf on IOK «Ei.T at line B«ach, x. J. Bungallw all M,..U'*lla, airead, Nut Bread, liand William Sloan of the Fltst'I'rcsbytriiaii «o. at wlcliea. ; uenelina and Atlernoon Twa, tud Collins; tcrgeaiit-at-armi, Charles the- wall," regardless of what Its own 71 l»wur«iK»u. si South Mn,h m^i, cJan- Church, Tucstjay afternoon, and In- i:n. 136 ^offlsiodatat mil iluu™ •stKel. Dooley; directors, Wm. Elimllng, Clyde views may bo'and determine whether :pILI, v* *>^ Tvlviiliuns CRanford t-Siii it still rcpresenUrtho wishes of theterment -was-in-nUrvlcw Cemetery, Bell and Charles Munclion. Tlicy were Westfleld. ' L—;::T. -„ SHALL furuiahtd aiiartmcnl, or l»Jruoma In , sleeted uiunOnohsly «_nd wJU| be duly people? ^<«l«n liooi.. with ,,„,, ,nil ,,tdw ^ . >astall«»': J, . IVlepllfMaf) UArlUt ed with many picture* showing teeUi L. ETIENKE O'BRIAN. N PAINT1NO AND DECORATING cbnteit-conductwt by tlic Ncw Cran- llhiv -kits 131, 132 *i'**•••" • 5.7 from before birth to the adult SUBV. INo, J03I bath 1 Dr. HltunaiijB talk was \ory Intercut ford Theatre. x III** 3!»U--UU 12». 130 . INn 1071„ '" ~lii«f aiiBTvefy riunructrve." From the attitude ot the majority of Illurk ass —UU'tr, 6» ... the Upard of Education at the meeting •'••— (No. 11,11 GIRL SCOUT LEADEKti MEET lust Tuesday night, at which tho hoard NOTICE OFRiaiSTRY AND PRIMARY Mlae Nlreel: -.••. P...-. for a, h«',l, ILECTION llU>k'3TS-lill The monUily meeting of Uie Olrl was roundly criticised for its contemp- IMrautiil lo Die imxlilimi v>f nu.a'i't cmlUvil -I"«P«rhan«ln|. Scout Council »1 held at the home of. A'l.Art In. Ibwlalo KlnilMu (lt«.|,t,m „[ tible action ..against Miss Barah Ed- fo>," paaanl Hay ruh. ma. ami annul; : Mrs. F, Q. 8ykS 33 Central avenue. tnu Ilierrlii, nnlirn U hcri>ti> then mm tlu> ALVAN B. DEXllAXr^ mond. by many Indignant citizens. It Is Towmhlo clerk. «mul[C"LUmLlhe_iapga.n.tilJiic:aoard| DlHTBlCT 1II1AIIIIH or IIKUIKTIIY Dalxl: AprU JO. 1ML i^unpietit..wttn- X9 rolla wall • alx rolla cell* Olrl Sc.1 —.—i-^AW>.til,B(>T<0N -., __ - JlaTT-lr^rtrds-t-JKUf ToTTaritTTaicuon of __ summer »cre I? "Tho "Public-Be I I In and ror.iiu. Townaiiin t,r. rianrwii, »iii ] artr dlncrent pattorua.•, alalun Companr discussed «!,, a as decided thai thh o two After Uie masterly. address of Mr. ""*.' 1 .hi-rrtnatu.,»«•* 5i ,*i.anuin-.' l-H-k 110 » la heri^bv. Kiven liut th* BAI Oirl Scout national training camps titlons trom cltlicns on behalf of Miss nfa-hoUM ts houae raava{ die , -. 18 feat wkot- -.-..-...... IS (eel - • (Zonln() T' ttV "AVWO'TOUB which the council jlvu racli sununcr. -Edinaudt-lo-wl)l«lv.Mr^Wlllsey2llstefied ii^it.RSucvr"l» feet Iialibta| would ,b(T given lo MIM Margaret to with nn -apparent sinister smile, It ;ill rciltr iul l««lu iin nMKlonr.Mar -1111. Haynes and Mrs. Dorla Pennj packer. llloik sro-Lol i'».___i. wns first thought that the board mt«ht Ilk IM1 Jiiuck 3:II~I«J lu ...;...,^. Mrs Neal reported that two. new bv brtiadnilndcd enough to relent, but Nnllc. l> turllirr nl.Mi lhal. Uiv'ta'td Iliranb ttP«P» »Frp fo WilIIIl alal o tilt IIInI HitH - aa 'Vl lmi Uir Smith rnlon Atrnue: . *MttiB»ajp*satrTi SSPTtteei -T 6T Oie-rjlrl l Time, un 'fili*.k'!ll.'Cui'-laJ'"3!!!!; Tho board was apparently tqo thick Ka»l*rtt Hlamlanl Time, un lljnck. 313— tot 1B1 .„ rennypocker. and a Drownie Pack with .skinned, to understand the -contempt " TriiMlAVTriiMAV. MAY 19, 1M1 3n Mri. H. A. Tcrrlll as leader. Ttie lat- urlHiac 6[ frjlil,-.Ii,| i|u>IIH um75. j.ttrz; In which It was held by the majority o .aud .vontlucUng i Itl^ll Ulrt a«:l lat«ae«kln' _..„ _ ter Is an organization under the- Girt the raodlenwiSiniftipresldenfet)' ^the L«t HI.' • ,~~ 'Illcipe,'. yii, i~ •"• " .'•'".'. -!/•; V ••' ' "' .-• l1 Scouts for girls «\cu mid eight years board Me. Wlilsey, sat and listened to A (lureriiiir fur tile Vi^te iif' Nctr Jrr^v- l!!dKwand'Aunu'^"^''~ '—*~*« '«•' of oge. the severe tongue-lashing'so ably ad- A (\>untr.Clerk ftitXtlm fimmv of Inton Work T.I-U1IJ I'iltffcK.J (15ft.). "ifSfll. A Hlirrofau fotiltie I'uuul) ot I'liuni . S tISIU). 6 IlltV't 113ft.) _. IS tetl ccnu Iwurlr. Boi A40. At four o'clock the council members ministered by Mr. Barrett, with a sln- A(Vroli*r fur the Cimiity ttf. t'tilvu . . -WUEWALKS TO UK KKllut) 5-H ' gave a tea for the captains of Olrl Istef miille. lie hadn't Uie nerve to re- .A member nCih, u.iar.1 of rhmvli ftt llull)-wuod Afenne: • By order *NN »lo. ..i lllwk 3S!-Lola.35i. 1-4 i (eel J l WAXTID—Claa !««• Ttltpbona th c m . <*» "W '•' Anthony O l,enrlcl, -""> V£S iners. Mrs. R. C. Aldrlch and Mrso.f th0 pf«ldcut with the exception or !'*kjn W? "• ™ '""' "'"" * ' ''>' «t Suulh fnhw Aiemie: . 8.0803-B. Robert Crane poured and other meni- two membeni; J. K.; Cloud and H. 'R.- (Ma/%ntKT of Iho To«u>hl|i 1 PalrJAitll M8^""- -. • .Tuwnihln of CT.nrnrd. full t< Dera oxijie Council acteu as Hostesses* sisson Ttiey were the only red blood- nine en any nf lha atwi. tneouoned aide. «t men on the board, who refused to be »>'•", •*•>' ronatruct.ii.«; aldewalka within a —1ml ot ihlru. (30) dara from lha tloa ol SMALL SIZE Spirit Worahlp led b) the none Into what was termed h ^*{u°° J! !«»'™anif!l»ni« autnnl Probably tlio oldest form of re- I unfair, unmanly, and cowardly metlv b> thr Tswnahlti Clerk, accompanied to copj or S^S^...'«?"»i>«i llgious belief still practiced Is tliHt-fod» against a highly capable and re- LGRANDta PIANO: LOADS WANTKD of AnlmlstD, or wornliln of good and I sp«.Hed woman teacher of long service, >. ^L ,.•'"• '* **" '"" owner, or onn, bad spirits, to lt« fount] amoiig |>rln>J Mr. Cloud and Mr, Slsson came In for shall *all lo ronalrarl lueh rancrele aldewalka lUv« trlbu In Afrlea und oilier eontl- I any amount of well earnednralse for sssi, a«ordln, lo ihe requlrawnla of Ihla Ordinance, UUtrH Tt-mialiln the TV»oahl|i (\imm|lla» ehalj, cjuae - KEALESTA1B ' n»iita-"AV-UH-"Mtrumn'-' 0Twn.i-.IF tiwirsioHd" In "vbtlni' tliaT "tteKUon ll h -number as lJSS.IlW.Otfi. .Including 80.- I of-the board against Miss EdmonA-bi r *!L ''*T*"r' ;>»« ln» |ol.« lota, of~iand In fnml nf ahlch wen sldewalka ahaU hai« X B0O.0O0 In Afrlea, JMXHl'OtW In Asia, I revoked, Uiey were evidently ashamed blalrkt. UliMn M»ol, CrnlwnUI S"» w wnalnifKd. In accordaora with trie Trlephmw or wrtlv tn Pt al«lul<. In ain-n raat; madi and pnHdM. 100,000 (a Oceanic nud SO.tMXl In Nvrtli Of being a party tQ the unfair methods tor. Uaeoln Annul »r Caile 8«.ur|i IV. On peUllon ot Uu abutttu BKatSTITCHINO America. "'"• """»*•> School, Uiu-old nwnera. iiafuenu for liK-h naaeaanMata for CREDIT SIA.VAGEK ' Hi question,-while Uie "Other members 1 of tho board again pui themselves on h H l On"^ "T * "**•"" *SanS?»al ™ GRIFFITH PIANO CO. S .Dto|lJi Jt llouar. North Atenue, atalluenla. not u nre. a« *J» but powei>-C.'W. s^llot.. ""K fairly aad «y»rimin(iwa • B. «. MtCCLLOVOH. CtUIU Unlrd AxU M. 1111. NEWJERSEYCENTRAi * MMfc ATtaas, bat •-1, V ""iLl—L..1 THE CRANFORD OfiZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 193T Spex**l Attractions at -- ny r»n»41 In -»ore- win be Hud*on-Et*«x New Cranford Theatre Friday, May «, at tte r*nmoua% Rklto Theeitxe, We»tfield Monday-and Tuesday and win continue lertisements Theatre to PUtofltJd, U aUrrtnt Joan torn* weeks. Crawford. • ' . PtcUord ta_"»sj-_«iu Salajs.. •fe- entertaining picture entitled and Essex can show; that April j Crawford* recent- role*, reflector botb acreen version at "The Bat. day. It Is a typical Plcaford ng-tatUf ot -our BiuaanrBHanr «age-n>)rncry play todar -1 • aa haw aa The scene of die picture opens In Lon- in her new picture, and the lupportaw taining picture Chester Morris Is riv- (as. rar r don and from there it shifts eastward en food support by the r«t or ihe cast Tti* land corared by Cealral pait Anerny. president and general I caw Include* such ttlm favorite* u CUfl was: not donated.to tb. city of New of Uie Hudson Motor Car Co, wind t "to* <* tra srarta ud to France. Italy. Egypt, China and Ha- Edwards, William BakeweU. WUllam A eunedyv newt and snapshots complete waii. Mastery accomsanies the change (oaky-AbUl. York, bat was purchased la ISM. tbe that April was the. best month 1 Holden, Clark Cable, But POM, Pur- territory st tbat tun* belaf eorared , In background, until Charlie Chan nell B Pratt, Hal* Bamilton, NataUe 4a, BOAD BOOS . olid EMM have enjoyed sine* last'J For tomorroii and Pafuritay. the thr- with slUMitles, boqa-bnillns estsbUsb- rade «wws up behind a loallng.drtver. June. January, saies exceeded 1 steps In to save the situation. Oland is Moorbead, Join Marsh and Russell lie Mo» his horn, *ut the road hoj ' given splendid support, others in tho atre will offrr an aria* of ^lars head- nenta, t»nt»rle« snd pools, and very Roads appaamUy nerer «Ul become Ber bj' twenty-eight percent, Fi 1 ed by Charles Blr-kfiTd, Cvehu Knapp undeslraMe and unslfhtly bolldlBfa. so wide that some motorists arttl notoia* rtfuaed to move overto, permit huneeir ••cast including--Marguerite Churchill, to be nsised. The overtaking driver It • liowed a Illleen per cent improvement'',.? and Zaru Pitts in -River's End." AThm hnmlred dwelllnta wen the middle lane and thus make of whlk Marrh bettered February figure*?-;^ John Oarrick. Warren Hymcr, M*r- WEEK STARTING FKIDAT. themselves that obrrtntotts phmotooxm forced to make a quick. appUcatloa of Jorie Whit*. William Holden and oth- Dogville coiuedr. ne*«eel Vllaphoue moved. The price avera(ed fT.B0O an by thlrlv-flKht per cent V." HAVtlh act and cartoon make the pjognuii one acre. The preaent site covars WJ known as "road hogs." - his brakes, so are ail others behind ton" aoll ami routd mnun rue m. him. Traffic piles up and the'once or- "licgBtmtton figures for New Tork . As a special attraction during the I More Thrtlls Than that wilt apiieal to all acres which were nurchased at a coat Because ot ttxlr Enater width and tnd surrounUlni; territory show similar "PAID" of approximately *134JC»OO. only a slower movement,, truck* "sre partaru< derly line becomes a milling mass. Kiddie Matinee tomorrow afternoon.' ' Mare Alluring Than One Of the seasons uidbt bticceuf'il "The stupid selfishness of one driver Inci-pawi nWth by mSnth' with April *• • ptoca .T.upa llrut'.iir.i fravllon or tlia actual Talne or Uw lariy trriuung In nonopoUstnc the cen- acliiK ihe t)W In M'vorul inontlu. the theatre Kill present the Bugle Corps "OUR DANOINO MAIDKK8" ofterliigs will be eliown «t (lie HUllo land ter ot the roa^. and It has octonrd to evokes Irritation on the part of those . c.rptnuf.n Annniiiii-£5.- ' ' ot Boy Scout Troop 80 In a concert I Monday and Tuesday, when Uie featur: me that .fleet owner* themselns mlgbt behind. This irritation. In Its turn, im- "Thlu talcs record announcement eo- Tap 80U lor uU. The Scout musicians have attracted I JOAN will be "Viennese Nljhtn." the llrat con- well give some constdersifcm to UlUpels those who feel it to pass at any ncuhvi with the opening of our special • -" ,Ous I1MJ«, .. wtdVi) attention with their fine music | Ulbutlon of Ocar HaininrniUln.'2nd, tendency on the part ot many of tfwtr .price;. The price, frequently, is higher •print suowliiir.' During thejmonth of* CB.pfofd «- , and thejr appearance Irr the theatre Is CRAWFORD and Slginuncl noinUiv to the sound drivers. Only last week a snripaper than anyone In the group has niilicl- May wr are nijikini; extra .'efforts to ac- K SOU^H-H*. rlcli. I! so, expected to. attract a large attendance. screen.., It is a lovely «eory of romance, THE NEW AND OKIATKB. man of my acquaintance told me that > '' " i tin.' motorlnu puble with the- Douglas Fairbanks, in modem ,' beautifully Mid. The tlii'mc ij Inter- Hiding vahif.' and performance) In ••DANCETIFOOLS, he had stopped uslea; a particularly sat- Now. M to the fact that there Is leu and as a Maud of high finance will be DANCE" s-oven with some of the incut beautiful isfactory brand of iramttnrii'"ijjnpV to I hi: Orenlcr Hudson Eight and > BKDDIMI seen In "Reaching for the Moon" «hlch melcdv ever cnmiKJM-d and tlio bailc- hHUOcaUon than ever for road hominu the New Kasex SUIHT Six!', continued . >.ew IwranlHiua 5u up with riprrM {as rmenunrnt sit the toad Highways have been <£4dened. So have P ground Is made mure <~nu,iiKlnK wiU) WllHain KInnlliiK. "Additlnnal dt'mon- ?»• »fll*l»liuaa lto«r«,. will be -shown at Uie theatre Sunday > Cliff Edmrds Uater Vail STRAND "who drive the cosnpanr'a lank city streets. The outer lanes of both and Monday. Bebe Daniels plays the Clare Gable . Jaut Mann Technicolor Vlvk'iim> Riual I ends the trwks He ufd It imned let htm that stniloii on- r.vLillnlili:. our showroom As extra nrtrailljus Uiojo will PLAINFIELD are * aa smooth as that In the ecu I . FUZZX.KMOUT out of irn ttmev -whrir ftp eat ta*v--Thf shoulder of 'th-rTond 'irHjiasr lures of a Walt urnwi m«g^ci>t »tio J ' a ut*a reel blocked bjr a, Imahenns; xrucc hOMtat -Ul - ^^^ 411-BU*. _ - playa Unance as- a-game,- with no time-' r : FronrBt, Phone Pitd."«-»a the middle of ljl«- mod it was a track for women. Dut alien he docs fall In ownnl by this mwintr rotnpanjr I It is Just as. easy and Just a* safe tu yule nll.mi uiHwitiinUyjo view those, i. _ COMPOSITION" drtre~ln the oatcr lane.. THe~ truck have taken or wilwhl o Is afraid of Ilia ability to strcr a matt »lo« whit. 13.35. riu whlli II 5-. banks carries them through In his best The story, despite lavish tmichta, Is straight course* In the outside Injic sim-tlielr toes lor April nolcn keyed to the * j '"t ."wi. OT'""•'».» • "•'"I" iJu manner. . . , i Eddie Gribbon an Intensely dramatic one. the plot mo- 6 Dayt ' take similar action. Its a factor In new tcmpoT>nivlvlng business They" ict2.it, Moor and Ulin Varolih li.ss* •v in sale's' resistance which might be con-ply demonstrates lW»t he Is not it vtoixl Next Tuesday and Wednesday; Rich- tivated by murder on a Hliulesale scale driver. As a matter of Tact, there Is no Ulunlneus la good with Hudson and . ttttmorfr li.ss and Mailtos' OH SLle' ard Barthclniess will be starred In "The "ROYAL BLUFF" It Is a daring theme from ihe society Starting Saturday sidered. .-."_. . . Essex; wn arr goluu to lilake it better,'" lloo, Ucnilne and N.ptlu ror Cli 'It would seem "that (he widening of more -conspicuous mark ot bad • road ' coiitaliier, '. M.uun- Coinii.av - - FtngerPolnta." Barthdmess is cast at NEWS angle and a still mere during one from inanen c* of a driving Inferiority com- ^w

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THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1931 -^^——-—~^—^^^^sisssss»ia»awssssss«sssssswssSasswssss»wswssswssss»wsssssssSswsssssssssss»^^^—- | ..^_ are unfamiliar with the various species of n>—" trees should seek jnformatibn By t U SetnB ^^ from their local county agricultural K.-J. AgrlcaJtaral Exleswtssi Benin agents or from the State agricultural ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR experiment station at New Brunswick 'PeraflM woo. attempt .to control in- when their shade- ttmrsit. Infested sect pests attacking'shade trees wtth- with insects. From these sources ac- «ui-Dr«t detennuiing the-ktnd af_Jn± curate and UmeJf Information -pn -con- sects that must be dealt with, as well trol measures may be obtained free of MASON COMTBACTOK8 as the speclea of tree Infected, are prob- charge. Merely send specimens of the AMD MTILDUS- aBIy wamng both time and money Infested tree's leaves and twigs, "tea riaiisil rsatliaillsn nf tfl ITInaw sM This is because as spray or dust that gether with a few of the Insect*, to the """ iraTiiMasisils) nH1 stasersasi kills one species of an Insect may notlocal county agricultural agent or to -• MICHAEL DI FAUO *' hate the least effect upon another the experiment station. Information Telephone CRanford (MOM «S BMSWIII Ave, CBAMFOBD Grawins tb* Phlox sources the fungus is spread to out-kind Also, the strength ot the In'on control measures will then be for- nn iiliinttittTtii'nii- ' door plantings This disease may kill nectlrlde needed, and the best time to warded to you. _ •» A. C. MlUu susceptible varieties of snapdragons by apply It for effective control, varies It J. midsummer If the Infection becomes considerably with different Insects. severe. Kven the the more resistant Furthermore, treatments suitable for Elizabeth Legion Plans The pbtac family, with its chart and varieties' may* be so heavily infected use on one kind of tree may severely Ball Tomorrow Night tasl —w*fa and |fffff]nf«i* |f prob- that they will remain dwarfed In size, Injure or kill other kinds ot trees. AUTOMOBILE •My sac of the moat beautiful Mid u« and their flower spikes will be small Persons who cannot Ihdentlfy vari- The American Legion and Auxiliary M aTOUpi or cultivated ornamental and short-stemmed. Tho disease is ous forms of Insect life and who also dance to be given at the Elks' Club, easily recognized by the~dark brown, Wettneld avenue, Blzabeth. tomorrow FIRE - Tfct- dwarf perennial phlox or so.powdery spore masses found on all ofWeitern Electric Plan* night, will be one of the most ambi- Dd which Is now inUie ireen portions of the plant. tious events''ever staged .under Legion Ml htoom, la one of the bert^of the Frequent sources of snapdragon rust Concerted Vacation Time auspices in Ne* Jersey. • • BURGLARY dwarf, early-Mooming perenruauK It are Infected plants grown In green- Following the plan which, accordlog Among the persons of note who have •ram hesjt In a ratter open dry toll houses where rust Is present. This to Western Electric officials, proved suc- been Invited, many of whom" have slg- thai rente* plenty of sunshine. Th> source of Infection may be eliminated cessful last year the weeks beginning thelr intention to be present, PLATE GLASSZ many kinds of dwarf phlox are closely starting snapdragons from seed in July 13 and' July 25 have been desig- areboverner Morgan F. Larson, United related and all require about the same ws and later transplanting nated as the concerted vacation period States Senator Hamilton F. Kean. and ndtaral treatment Cuttings of dwarf permanent beds, . for the men and women employed at Union County's representatives In the TORNADO phlox snay be rooted now or the plants Snapdragon varieties that are highly the shops and offices at the Westernlegislature, besides national and state •as* *« ptopogsted by d|»ljlon Ister In resistantjwrust include Queen.of the Electric camy Works! Hourly, rated officers of the Legion and the Auxiliary. North, lite, Rose_Dore, Otant Wek'carnywns."are eligibie~i6r one weeks The~eve»l wUWreaturecTiiy the-tttr] j AND OTHERS ill -^Sf;-# The early-blooming woods phlox White, Blood-Red, vacation with pay when they have had tendance of the Hudson County Auxll- j P^lc0rU,:l}is;BW|ndr and Man? thev•-; have had two years!, service-- drum corps. . : . .. • . ! naturally In the woods, blooms 'about' Blanc. ' Varieties that should not beWeekly ratea Wekcamyans'are given Music for dandngwUt be rendered by find tbtrn more tihe last of May. ajnd has pale violet-' planted because of their susceptibility to one day's vacation;..wJU| pay for each Freddie Sleckman's orchestra. that war w» i to mauve flowers. This plant rust Include Half .Dwarf. Rose Queen, month In 'live employ of the "company Entertainment will be provided' by grows beat In partial shade and on a prior to May first with a- maximum of talent of Warner Bros., of the Rltz 'Drop to when yoo , Crimson Cjueen 'Victoria, fably moiat soil 7 Ruby, Carter's Pink,. Delicate Rose, [wo weeks. ''....- Theatre, Elizabeth. Con8ulrthe Real Jjrt If early June bloom Is desired, one Dwarf Oolden Queen. "Sulfur Yellow or snore «g the early-blooming- varieties and Venus. ot phlox known as arendsl should be Do .not water plants from above" If Estate and planted Radways ^T^stetf' Grass Seecl^ mixturesrWHlTE "CLOVER;" gehume" Among- the perennial "phlox -which the Infection by,scattering I /powdery, hard and CHKWIN06 FESCUE and other IMPORTED grasses. Tst ema«si« I bloom later in the season, the Kiss spares from leaf'to leaf. Mn wer, wa- - •' INSECTICIDES — FEBTItlZEBS—\SUP«.IES a variety of Phlox suffrutt- Cjswjat OSWM Ata. ai I rom above keeps/this foliage IIIOU GRADE NVttSERT STOCK producca Oowert first. It blooms moist, creating mi ldeaL/condltlon for LANDSCAPING — RENOVATINO — CONSTRDC REALTV g INSURANCE normally about the last of June or infectidn. Irrigate from below by al- BLUE PRINTS—PLANS and ESTIMATES CHEERTULLV 81 Brat of July and produce* white flow. lowing the water to riln from the open IK HETTORDAVK. nrP'T era. It "cut back Immediately after end of the hose. J.F.WOLFI ,. CRANFOB " "—"'ft' this variety will produce a Kven when snapdragons show no SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR OOLF COURSES,>0BUC PARKS " tcond crop of flowers In the fall symptoms or nut, frequently dustings AND PRIVATE ESTATES CRANFORDiNJ;:-"% TKUKTHONE ciunford t-mo Then are numerous varieties of late, with finery divided' dusting sulfur are . MEMBER—NaUonal Home Planting ill-crowing perennial, phlox which advisable as^ preventive' measure. If "ITB NOT A HOME UNTIL ITS I ban bam developed from Phlox pant rust btconifs severe, dust every other This plant, although able to day tor a/Veek! Sulfur may burn the garden conditions, •r some conditions, and for should be fed well and protected this rejtson every, effort should be made aMNUMjgdan^ ;.z:~~ _ _ tlie.ularils Intj the,blooming ' phlox i Phlox drummon- period free from rust Infection^ atsoMld be grown In every garden It Is one of our boat annuals. It grows well from seed planted In the Hinti on Transplanting 'lines the Frying Pu bonier or Dower bed, or It can be By A C. McLean I greajjr frylnc pan to tamid at last. to 10 the seedbed and then ti N. J. Agricultural Extension Service DIP planted. These phlox, useful for l more than wash the tiaaaa away ung and for bedding .prod-"-* taxpayer cvcnVwhcn carefullV done, destroys someTifVthBTpot hairs JiaSES or'wbite, pink/and red, or feeding roots. The Went of thu as well aa some of a lavender purple _ to tarn a This plant. It kepV from going shock to Hie plant coiAbe reduced II the jardenrr keeps thcV plants tell rot. tver* dUb. UKM oat of O»to seed. U as near "evrr/oloomlng' M^jiniiBair-"'"- , »'atcrcd'uuUl^^new^ioat .hamL»ns fofm- tfik't . r A bed conUlnlng all varieties ot theed, which usually tukw one, or two days will produce/bloom from early •for, most plants.. v tili DVT en dtfflau* Joba. AST until late fall. Practically all Wrjcn transplanting, cut\ back the :*«iw»1HIIT 1— -* rr* OtCOXM* the perennial phlox can be propagated plant to one-halt Its size lit order to > «1H do th» easy onm too-tajt to and will root readily 4n early May. the amount of leaf a\ea. Then on-the perennial phi to the early - and water. The result lj\a larger OH a packa*. « thanwould^^'raVetbeen'possiBIeiniiere had been no cutting back. ' In setting;the plants, make surlt tlint r Snapdragon Rust the* roots are well spread out andVthat By R. r. While the soil Is well flnnrd about them, Agrlcmltaral Expwtioetit Button firmer the plant Is set In tho soilAl You pay nothing extra for better.lt will live aiiid grow: Water \ new PURPLE PAN-AM. It _ inc funguimn»ns TTIII~-TearninBg th—eT niii- t dl i „, snapdragons passes the winter- either fore,: WRterlng after tranaplantli taps new reserves of power in on Infected plants that remain alive settles tho soil around the roots, whe your motor, smoothly, easily, r DIFFERENT W over winter In the protected places, oras watering before, the plant Is TtaMtsiaaJr on greenhouse plants. From these two "puddles" the soil and prevents the without sound of a knocks - »*' « close contact of soil and the roots. Almost any-plant may be trans- \ •phmted"pnrridcd these urccautfom-stre taken. When posslblo, provide slmde for a few days for the plants In their CRANFORD FEED & GRAIN STORE new environment. This will reduce water evaporation until the new root X' ISlriTare ablelO ateoru water from trie soil. It the moving has been well done the plant will not wilt. - ALMOST Ol ; B. |L. STATtOM OM BlijOM TBOLUY UK* •xs-&> .>„=.= —..-—i - OM ataaaaid oi TUs Thi hourglass was us*4 as etrlj a* ta* Mghtk ctnturj. A. D. HAROLD F. BENNER Piek-up— LABQBST AUOBmKNT OF AtX UKOS AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Scout and iilV'tiw__ _—..- * DUOO FINISH You set the pace for traffic ... the , PEAT MOSS Estimate* Given sharpest grades are easily leveled, Tel. CRanford «-UU with Purple PAN-AM. It Jjurns I «M Narih ATWWS. K. CBANTOKP ——cleanj-guards-^'our-car-by,- keeping— yggiaST TOFSOIL , _ > our motor-clean. Try it for.your*. Dr. J. B. Engle self. It's an economical test, be- C B. irnVBENsUCH VETERINARIAN cause the extra anti-knock features DOQ AND CAT HOSPITAL of Purple PAN-AM do not cost 9 MWTSS Tantalka sual atMsu* St. penny extra. Drive in today. ' 7^1- ; FLOWERS- ,/

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Ave, CKANFOBO • BOT ornctALs utron Union-Somer»et Bankers Tulimonial Dinner for ON TOWX coniiaaar dint and nuDca «v»ry,: (ConUrmed from pace 1) ZHotttopUtySridgg Recommend Lower Interest Former Councilman Hofmann District MeetingMarks Mii'm n uUii-red In tb* I, as to bo* volunteers are recomperaecl Ktiuullj as lnteresMnC j It was revealed that they receive $100 .The-Bankers Association of Onion loilii'f fur elation to tb0 f per annum u* their attendance Is good. AUOTIOMor More than 100 Kurats ore expected to and Boincrwlr Counties held a specli attend the testimonial dinner which Campaign For Primary ni.lll.4V Uf till! i It wa», further explained that a spare merting at Uw Watchung Valley Coun- ' ^ ] will be a lirnted contest i police officer might drive the ambu- will be given former Couitcllnian Kd- CONTRACT try Club Wednesday evening, April Stahl and Grippo Factions "'"'' Judue arippo and I lance in a moment of such eonrusfa ward IlnfniAun Saturday evening at .39(11. This mvrUng cailed by the JUyoshin neaUurant In Cranford. V as is mehttonwl. above. ^ WynneFerguson Presidejit. Henry W. WhippJe, vice- ' Prime for Annual Battle,! ^," j The report was accepted as read. Mr. KoRman kadis May 30 for his IKt Ml-1 of 'PHAOTICAL AUCTION BRIDOB* l-irvsident of the Cranford Trust Com- former. hunir> In Oemiany, whera. he Although Democratic Ticlc-'» UfrMcjin "Corninissaoner of Roads. Smeltaer. pany, at tiie request or several of the reported that Cranford has a system ol will dedicate n school In his luitivr . /-•,, v A I • M'datM ttlnrwul have the-1 bankers In the Counties to discuss the to»H Mr. IloFnumi was chairman of et Gives New Angle. M , ialil ^ faction. roads and streets of which It may be reduction of Interest rates on bolli avu H proud. Re stated that in the past (our roinmlttefl In this cuuntry wlUch | Mr. limdei's (.uudldacy la ( ARTICLE Ko. 2 .District meeUnm. at the home* of ;«<'•> t- ck il ot inu-rent. A| years the.town has expended- one Practically all of the fifty-one banks loml •MIIOGI. he was | million dollars (or street paving. He - Here Is a most Interesting band that >u recently played at ;i Ken,Y« t Clubi school and. he will attend Uie dedica- various" leaders,, are fciitiirlng tho : n the two counties were rrprc»oiil«l. tion as the rrpn-seittatlve of Uie com: mury Efection eainjMlnu of the Kcnll- nim Nttvurk Lav School , explained why macadam- roads had Hearts —A, K, 10 ind after r>rd I. ColUiu, cluUntmn of mltle,' which nmde the school powlble.' worth Republican Club, Inc. Tlic club IMUoMrlnit law In Elltt "ORNADO *een discarded because of their greater Clubs—K, 10,4,2 tilt' Kurvry Committee had made till Theroiimilitre In chariti) of the tesllr U backtru) the raiuililai-y of fiiniieV >'i"»f», hi!, bus served a»tttl expense in both construction and up- Diamonds —K, 10,9, 5 reiwrt'llie President called on'a pi'iirt'' mmnal dlnnl'r Buttutlny evening -Spades—A, 1$ . Counclliiian John J. McCluiikpy for the! HoiiTrt nf —keep,r and because of the shorter We. •whtatlve trom-eoch city and town If follown" Mnyir Stalil, Jumoa Arthur., Mepubllcan nunitnation'as mayor, and In- the. "second dlitrft Hearts_-J,«,«s — . " Heart! — 0. «. f, ID OTHERS He showed that concrete roads have Clubi —0, no ho twojcountic» to give tlielr p Jr.. Jtilui \V. Ebbets Frank Ellniior. 'i|w cause* of. Ifermuh Ucck, .'rheodore !'«iiite»u_lur County CiJ scarcely any maintenance and despite oitinlon.not lit imy wwjbln.djnfton ||ii; JWs.9ji).V».Ji??C!M!.i y Uit«inciwlH, niKl lutuurd ll|rUigi'r n»] "tily- rnjlifuiiiti'.i In tho .„...,-,...,..,..JJ,. ^ th^ VM BiVrYkTbTit •fiow'fiiey felt aiwut ihc sugg 1)' KbbirU , nnd Mrs. Illldiir OilVidlduli-aTor'*lfii>TIcjihbR(i»nTioiiihiV-'*H«ii» No score, rubSer game. Z dealt and but is obliged to hold tlie tup club or rn'ifeiU^tn havliiu th« in.itltutlun with the home of Clvqrge U. Ebbctif'arKl tlii'j ° . ,"". **'""'.'f "... been renovated and numerous other Y's ten of clubs will lie good HI trick of "the Uorouiih Council, the nntluim nru tin i>«c| Estate and : • passed. A paved and Y bid one no ivhoni they are connected nnuraiiiil In (|Uier at thu hninoof Mr. McCluskey. | Important thoroughfare paved. In the trump. B paaserj, "Z-bid three spad No. 10; therefore, A if furred to discard nltoriii'V and engineer met In ^ With tho annnunceinent .laiit' -week' tieut.—Kllhu Hoot. the four of hearts.:. • and suifo wo>', thru in i |ii«l lilplil nilth urance Depfc ^ S;^islSSforcBit^maR^faai^aTrft;> should Z play the hand so that he can lie can throw oil four di.imuiids and. Aitc'r the Kencrul dlscufjium will ni'H that old furniture for you. County.. main asmaUala.m againit tlum iiiuklnic plans for a coincit May 31 111Dctnncrutic primary They plunned to revealed that the said street sweeper Z pus; A psas; Y two no trumps, club and'one heart, hut «>Lat can Ins enter the raco In botii pnrtlcs, but were I'OKNhT t'LAHlNBT, would cost about SSjOOOAO. and con- u paasi Z five spades; A pass; Y nx•etenth ducord \xt If he diwurdi hn nude fur tho it'duillon of interest jwld thu- MclhiKllKt Cliurrh. 'lite Ijidl SAXOI'IIONK . Alii Society will aiuiUl In plutu. ' ,1-uleti out of tho Hepubllean cnnteit by sidering its greater efficiency than spades snd all paas. The bUy is thelait diamond, Z's eight of diitmnnda in (.hnkltiK nccounK and IK it further Nluillo IS Union Ava, sams both at Auction and Contract. will bee floflood. If hee discardcards another nolutl that we rrconinieiid tlx' re- tha county clerk, Doth bear the en- by hand sweeping, merits the, cost of Mrs. Auuuit John- Hlahl relumed dorsement of the 'United- Kcnllworth TIL CRAN>URU t 1711 Selulumi Z should win trick No. 2 in hurh t , Y'Ys' threh e hheart tncki will be hn-tluii of InKrt'nt |mkl on 8,ivliuia At- purchase and upkeep. . • Y's hand with the king o( dubs and luiiiii* Mitrrday itriutly Improved In Republican Clubs, headed by Jildne good, so thath t in eitheh r CUM Y ZZ mint (IUIIK nnd «u uriie the bunks of null "CornmlSioner of Parks. Buildings discard the trey of hearts from his own win all of the tricks. The aa A Himons of 01 "As" to lights he said that the town Clubs—J Club» — nune Diamondi — nona ll/iibilli rjtivld T Lane of Bomervllli ship is.lighted by a system of 17—801 ! A D : Dlninonili — A Totals , Spades—now ~ l — nous F 1'iukrrl of Plttltifleld, I, II Carl candle power lamps; 67—400 candle lit of Hallway and U W Harden of Plumnicr power lamps; .15—»0 candle power Hearts—3, 7 Vcstdeld IVrnas . lamps; 996—100 candle power lamps Clubs — none Wudswurlh IS—CO candle power- lamps. In the Diamonds — 8 Wclupahl past year the general 60 candle power Spsdes — 1 Local Boy* to Play ToinllnMjn Jayitemvualtered to lOOcancDepower. ~ At tht tenth Vick, ZiHouid lead hii No. 16. It is a \ery pretty liiml nhil * In Band Festival "The Commissioner' stated that ar- last ipad«. A csnnot-tliicird the jsck the play at gupn nctunlly took p! UP rangements are being made to operate of dubs or Y's ten will be good, so is It is all tlie muro noteworthy in that NiM Iluirsd.iy, Muy U, there will be but one meter for all signals, a situa- forced to discard the four of hearti. This Z did not lee any of the cirdi lirld by forofct discard is called ths "squeexe." A or 11 and hn play depended on in- Union County Uand Festival at Echo tion which will reduce the lighting ex- ilie Puck All the schools in Union rxns«..lS_pejiLtnoriUu__^_^__-. Y now discards the ten of clubs and II ference alone. To appreciate how ilifli- il forced to diicsrd. If hedilcardrtrie cult his taak wa». )u>t try to malic flic >juiily-»lll imrticlpatp In-this con "He cited the town building inspec- ace of diamgnds, Z's eight is good; so small slain as a double dummy |irui»uiio- rl. Tlie .fdllowliiii .nine boys will be __tlon M_e»trwn«ly broejQt BisforodtodiKardaluart^ •ition. It II handi like this onir ihnt if <*r«]ifif«rd n»|tr«wnt«tiv«i lecUve toward U* public. He reported --Th»."iquet»" or forced drtcard of malre-tfre erpert m enjoy the a 58 building permits-in the past year both A and B in the same hand is the There it a satisfaction in fine pliy of wky, Wllllain AIIKUB, Meredith Conlcy, and 130 garage permits. He; said that so-called "double squeeze." All Z now this type to compensate for nuny other has to do is to lead a low heart and Y's 'lucent Liisurdl, Ilernurd Bchlrnier, the cost of new buildings on an aver- bad breaks. three hearts an good for the last three Here II another "end piny." Try li'iii.' .KcMlii({, Robert Schubul. The age of eleven yean Is more than $800,- tricks. Note that if Z had discarded the your ikill and ate if you un figureuu t K; IA Invited to allcnd. 000 per annum.— eight of diamonda at trick No. 2, hethe proper sulutiou. could not havh a "d'i"squtesed'iB Bat t trictrikk "The Mayor asked how the under- EUphant'a Taolh lJg^^gfll^Jjjy^^lCmj^pTjTa a vt ^.____|____..-^_i_r_.^T_Ry|1_i N_ ir Trr»-1inKfi ctrptinnt "turn "only otglit - was told that.the railroad has taken wtli, tw» Hbovo.iind two below on «n upon Its hands by fsr the greater part : s, IIUK* yiillvw iuulan as wldn ss of the expense: :,. , / . dubs—}t10,6 rnfili'rt liiiliil. -"air. Ray Clement complimented the i ' • ',.. Diamonds —none Spadc-Q,7 boys and explained how the officers are Hearts — nona chosen.- Clubs —V, 7 -Hie Mayor thanked Mr. Collins, the Diamonds.—A, 10, P_ Township Engineer, for the lndlspea Z Spades — none sable aid he had given the bays In tha -rHearts—J preparation of their reports. aubs—nona H of FANCIV HI-HIN ' "One of .the dttxens expressed gnat Diamond!—K •/VUtNOi UIH'UOANT'lllmt ( «jwrTlar~socli-ar-»raall=Bmnber-of hi. people wen present to hear, the ing. : ..'.•• -"*-;• . faaoss an tramp* apd Z U in th» Itad. How can Y Z play tha hand no tbat "A second citixen proposed tha meas- tbs>.«M win four of tbt fivs.tricka sgainst any defente? Solution in tlti e p«: — - un of, wioenta* North avenue to Alden street, by taking two feet from each sidewalk. CaaaMar's RafariBatlm ' NOTICI OF REGISTRY AND PRIIMRV "Commissioner Mowen recommended Tb« rat* of gamblers, or iam«at«rs flECTION 11 the prdhimfloH"* jiarTHng m'tttt "area laan old thwne; Tbi redoubtable and I'urauanf U> Ula liruvlaliiia r Ivfiifc May tim^iKsaajom HTEAKH, per ib. llh, IM1. Kotlr* la furtiiar flrpfi ttial Ih" ailfr~fl'>arjl« Ftntja'taa W«U. ' wllf ilM alt In tile aaias Ijlana btitneriL Urn Iwora of H.FCT (71 A. U and Elilil (HI r V PURITAN SLICKD BACON, per Ib, • "How-old ia'tb* British museum: Cms- authority dtflntf tht KaaUtra Hlandard Tine, »ti ' a»4 hew was It atarUdr asks a. cof *feaoitW ai awanlng ths highest con- WHIN you telephone l trist it will reach its for th« purpoM uf rtrl»l«rlnjt iinnllflcil r,it*ra Tba foonaaUoos data •sivabte fora of original ability, Mm» and raniiufflnf a IVImary Klfftlim fur th lont! dittaii(.cst now- ~ tlun of eanfitUts* til* fi>llimlni[ In New Jersey, at •Khafiga for £20,000 (flOOuOOO) to ba yond »vaa saprwM •aocaUooal prow- Til.. A (tofcrnor of Uia Hlat* of Nnr Inter take yuut voicJcur- >HiT W nla aMcutora. beqiwathed his aaa, aad aiffarlnw la kind, spoartoUy, truny_iiratcgicpoiptl, A County^ Qatk for th* County nf Liilun rcntJ, wcakcnedwnh (icslaaa books, maanolpta, aad rnri- xran talsot, wklck Is usually dlsthv A Hurrncat* for Uia Lounly til. VaUtu * "rcpcatcri" amplify A Curonar for Uia Cuuoty it! I blon * travcl.ano' rc.torc them aslUea to b« ittM In trait far U» ja-_ gwlabad a* markad lntaUactnal capa- A auBrMf of llw Board of Llmttn Vra your voice currents A sptdal bfll was passed t' * «Uy, abort only of th« lnaxpUeabto and oldcra for lh« Cirunly of Into again and again. when you talk afar^o/ie Fish Specials VuurmMlbrn of Uta rjen*ral AmwnMy ur-iiM asJKtlou tBc.dsal. asi«w andowasat to which tha tatm Bun of .Saw Jrraty from th*. niutily of Vnlun These forces are tele- of many modern devel- 1 Fresh Fillet, per Ik "gsnlas* la coofuwd. A Mayor for tha fiiiricrm of Iwn jttn. - phone repeaferi,contain- opment! which enable T«ro ismuiri of Borough Cumuli, tlirtw ytaf Fresh Mackerel, psr Ib... tern. ing ampjifyingtubei like you to ul Is over great dis- 20c Tha judgment may b* compand to Day's CUagtag Lngtk On* number of Dorousb Couucll, w-j*U' Ura thoie in your radio set. tances quickly* naturally '•(Clock or watch, when th» most orcS- Brown's aiassremantutf-tlM enang- A rollecttir anil Tnutirtr of Uw Moroulh "They multiply your voice Fresh Flounders, per Ib.. nary machla* frnMOmtU tan tha log length of days shew that la IMS for full \mnr Ibrw >«n and for little coit. Von can 15c i A malt ami • f«ul« n»nl«r of llw En™Ml IO or lo time* at stated call 110 mils, for Mb, or bears; tnrt tte most •iaboraU alee* the (art* was 82 seconds abssd of res xaa and of tit* Daioocrafte County («RimlUr«a can point out tha mmntsa «ad Mcaadf, average rotational motion for fhw past from racb Beetloa Vlatrlct of Uia llorouf b or intervals along the ruutc,Vu •croii tha continent far $9J00. PRIME •ad dUtbumlab KtaUworui. tare* canturlea. There" appatn to ba The lint DlaUfct U that part «( U» Hor- 100. Union Avenue, Cranford JJ M E f\ T S a cycle of W0 years, ef Itagtbnlitg ooxti lytas oortliatly of U» ceaU> lino of Uif Cataer Altai atnti a«d aborUnmg. TIM Itonmd DUIrlct 11 that van fif Uia Ibn-- nLBVOONB CKAMfDBO t-tUX ousb lrlat mtfrwrlr of Uw eoilra llni of UM Wbdaas «f HaaaaMnU lbs dhjtosoafk smw» UfsrsMdaad TIM PIKM *f lowtlor of did Hoardi of tb# ajnbasttdsr vbo tes DMBI tsj titt Two thoosaad yaars bators Carlal, aasKry aad BscUon, and lha poUloa placaa enmtrymUaocMalcatsactrxnjrtk* Bsmararabt mad* aavsra lava ajalnat «UI ba aa follows: HTM Putrid, la lh» JTr. nmiM. Waatuni- awgaat tuoa M'tk* d n k lapadota noMy leodars aod aa4« th* ------protartton otwMowi and arphaaa aad *;tbk tt:;ta*,.f«r»««,thii NEW JERSEY BELL TliLEPHClNE CQMI»AI^^, - tlHM* INSTITUTION lACKlB iy HATIOHAt iUOUlVi*^ 5 ,;. :^., ^.rrtfi* ": "'' :«i"'^,&-&i :^jd&M&l

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laear* It".-. Hewer Aaal. aawuat- •aaal aad PQiata Heriu-, asd loL rroaa Asjla, aiaiwnUwUaa» ||o $ aaa d laLL treat Mantti Cm. I. Had Ml 1M-11M11II and OOiacn MafliMt k aj ajlfa (Talas aad *rmnaj ajlf Aa m iaLI * A -0od I'rl Ort. Jlttb. 1ISI. rata Perrtea M. Aaata.1 IIS IM 111 2CG-307 Joutfe K. Saajnan SU-Z84 aad aad Sfey-IM and Cranrord Uutual bid*. - , Teriraa Muaatx. 173 IM Bid! A Loan (Taxea and Road Ai t I AaaoctaMon 11197 I8I-SM and i lTa.ua. «,,. RerrLre Aaal ) aod Md*. Wm. I alerwlu - 180 94 tS&t-ttt KlEfllT-' II aad.aidf. Ual.l af U.*.fr. (Talea and Braer AaaL) tl aad Ud(. U*i Krmll. : Subject la Boad AaaL ajaouat- and bldg ) to IJM.fts and lat. froai De- n LI. w,.< ll, nil. Ud«\. Joaepb A. halltn laai J. K. Parker Co. . IB rut M • t L Ut. ITaica and lload Aaat I •aallt !• -. laMl. li. J. ».. Parker Co. . 413 I* IM4 aad Prlrala H. I Delia Hooter . _. «37 Joan* A Sal!.,,,m II a»d W* I, I. I,-.- Brand! * CM-W7 tad Into Arthur laiul. Zimmerman , 8.41 Uric. Oalramkr Kttbjrrl U> Xml AM. J. N. Parker Co - 8 II Ill Rtanlalaw tejka S P. Mora. Co. . - 4 13 .\urmandle . 1 ebiarta park Hannah T , Real!) to. : taaHj Cm Bmman .„.„...„ I . . Arthur B. Lttiuu 1 lUrarla r>rk Delia * Dooler- :— * wife _ . | L>-nan L. Lt.vt-. 3«4 ta •mtta rut Thomaa A. Roland 11314 land. Jr. 3HA 43 •aahf C» Subject to Road £aif liiatall IIIA 43 Bartlej T. Tutlilll ,. 89.51 "*<• »?> t" ••• and lot. from Nix. Bartler T. TutblU _ 81.51 lal, IMO. '••••"' I Mara I and bldg. ttman L. Lort- ralrlMd Der. Co. •4.!5 .land. Jr. , 4«J 31-3 Falrneid Da> Co' 4.U •31 • and Mdc Vtola r vt\H 1 i li 3K* ralrfletd Dav t,o 4.U •31 4 «nd Mug Lottla W. On 41 II Xdward IT aVUaaaalalll •35 e SKI 3»1 Allardlca t and bldf Rudolt* A kra t . ltl.lt Hailly Huljrrt lo Htorm Hnrrr Road »«ld * »lfe •17 »5I ajalarl w «e.w Aaal 013 7 to 11 I MM (natal »rtt ii-t M ai d f rtvale Kerrlre Conn leraler A >l. le» PRIVAT JM Mlolt Perater^ft in M IK r no ir*-** a 1 i from Nor bth 1119 640 1 lo a fmlet tun, mi 4 ( arolina Qerndt _ •W T to 11 Prnter at »a,w ul 1 yii.m^ TotaetU «a l» „"' '(19 MI J S Iarker 1 lo I Pmtar A >JaJr* t IUM aiKl •47 F^ralir k Mail.' 1 Jtb. lo Ine V 647 7 lo 24 April J v Iarker n to 43 Harab JartilMun Itererta Park cod Wdt Mtf 631 Ual Blrti 1, lealljr . „ ""413 1 to 13 A w1f#'.,_ J V Parker II Klliernia >T«i««-stHt Eoid AMI) 7 lo 1> aad lal lo Inr 8 37 Herlvrt HI «i It Kb. 1111 1 S Parker 30 I" 1 Kan Nurk •arprla Park i lie _ 11-15 Cranforil I'.rk •aalli JCi Iirker Itralty ( •Wwar Aaal aaaaaat Co Ine „ 41 Bubjeil lo H«WIT ad I rl at J V Parker Hcrvlre C nn AI ui HI C*4UimA ,uS*.»^ •ut J % Parker Lo Inr Crahfortl 1'ark Ili'V. Co. . Emma toraeum J Tha al _J._K. Parker "*aii r. ncrtiit Wa Wlllalo ~AJIeaaai«li Cecelia Jo'haaton _ 1.37 Bolicrl l*c«l 1'aymoii '- J. X. Parker clualoa o! Co., Inc. ..._._ e.37 SOU iierlanl Iler! Bi. "! • property 1 so Wll* aid B4wd Ant) t« it lo10 —•, Laura Wllklna _'.:- 15.48 n Herlant IH-v.. <•»<».. . 413 31 to 3i William Itardon _ 18.81 1T0IIII 8EWCCR ASSESSMENASSE T 113 52 to 53-., .^..VVmiam .Uoruon 8.49 fT", .__ fnl Baplbl WlUlam Uordon „ SI.«0 ' — ctrd Theodore W.— — *•*•••• 1 w.-w"^if«»Te;"T i']-J,; llaaaoa .. ,P XS 3« I . llojlrvltij :,.,.;., Joatpb KoboliU _„" 8.41 J. " ' JantM II. PrjrileiL.. i•! ••.: «A (Vlk* OiraU. 3-1-5-41.41 anderatM Bulh u.- 11.11 •A Arthur lllrrli.ll ... limjiaa. laa< aad rtlrau • J-l-ll R Kuth ... ll.ti " ' Jamea B. llrjdfii... 117.1-. Hulb _ U.»» •toa Atau.) • 3-l-jIS.17.il Subject to Rnad Aaat. amount- til 41 . Hmcla Par. Wllklna 14,10 ing to $177.73 ami Int. from 15to IS W. A. Kul*l J> Jan. 8th. 1931. •aaiart ta Road AaaL. aaenat. 3 10 11 4. Hudion JJ.48 17-18-19 Iteiitil, lluarlar '„ SU-. ;; tan la IHSII aad lat frae 30 > (labrlej n. " 5 (Taxaa aad M**d Aaa^l Carnellus A. Htn.lIlT - - — .^Ulclllarmki :.:.:.... J3 7c 41 -»„„„. -ajCTwta-Part—f .«uV»« t. t»j IUL a .il^ia™,™™™., ataaltjr tV „-. mi lotlMta ana UJL froa l« 1-5 and Mdl. SSmS fill . Laurent Bt'liirln •wuert ta •>•« Aaat. uauul- * wlfe'..,..._ I20.9U IM «•" and bide 31 7J-73 ta llll.n.aad laL frua Aai< an.pL 37. 3» nat IHa. lltl ?.?_ «A Ernest Itamrlnw „ HI* to tkad SI Mark a lac U IllUitd lat Hlorena* Jr _ V. \l K (luirili Atri Worm Hewer Hoad - fKtorm Hctrcr anil Itoad A M41 DaaM WTtlU* tt and ITtrate Ijrrrko Aaau) » U MiHin.y Tanaa Main 17 13 and Inc. (Htnrm elewor and 1'rhatu S r ta« ta IIU-H ard lat John Calhcart u 18S.S4 Ktiaarll <. Hlib> Tlca (onu Aaata I , Aara>) IM. 51 4-9 Mania IU 4> trtak rail. . A- wife __.!. SJ9I7 M 30 31 Partor L«- MKbael llenncaiy Martin hltaftr ,_. t laalur <\ »t 52 5] l.alrliUII ^••biHI ta aVwa< M aaarnal Oaaa * Mr. . . 1011 A. Vaarlinwr MlthaW lleuneaar Mi Iilarml.l ta iin.Il a»d I.I IM rrmik taruio *araal I«ta. »n A Klfa „ 8 49 3lkhael llenncaay 6 llrlhxra llarrli \ 63 Bertha Vlaur ki c». * wlf. ^. . I 12.71 J>ank Ualimer ^ J Imllle Llillit till 1 Valiaiore BorcUl . 1174 Salraton 111 Jultn L fateiuii., Uarchlnoe 1 1 'Jwillle Illrdlilo Ilerlam " 171 Amandlia Wolf Jl Co ^ ft Hire Joaecli J> 317 133 130 Uadelna Sorea (I 19 lfL - 4I4*«I a»d tal fraal "Marjaref Bl.polla «*44j KM I Wlal 318 71 7: Auguat 1 ( ml L Ittb, lltl. Uargarel Kiapolla IS Tt II Imra Park Atoerlcao tlardebl 311 ID 21 Jnlv F Tllus Aiaerh an-faardena • »• 111 M ictnila ninn ra HlrlMrl Jamltl _ Harold Deoew ., 4 15 3U 20 ' A1L1 JaikM ti Aatta. g u (•loranol \ uoutt H a 37 379 1 7 Antlionr 11. IIM «1 aad IM. ftaaa Aanal Tuea aad Sunk hewar Aaal Harold Dep.»^_. 4.13 llklln»t.kl l - l Itla. l»«. • •• tilorannl t bulnl „ 4 13 (Slonn Kewir ami Una 1 twi 1 •• aWa>la_r»t Raphael, Joaapb A Jainea W. Ttltxnaa iTazea aad >4tfaa PVwer AaaL I — i:i 9-11 BtaaWtk Jaha tltd (oairrt ta load aid frhala * ajd Ndt Wat u sta.U»a US it W. Kh-liiman Mm *aa aanua Aaau. Kii it N tiraml iTim asd aura Srwtr Aaal t Betfnifd. """""' 379 IS aUafalhu UatalH lull 11 aad Ma*. Ptlo- C A. J. Cheani-r TartagUona ™ 1174 lleall> io -a 7«I9 " 10 99 371 2« D. J. A L. II. •_ '»« UII MIL _l».lur- Sln~- U 15111 319 :t Albm »M>. (•10 II took .. 37>A 20 lo SI A ai'r .. rtMialle«"ta s^rSfSaWi * *- Frank \lccf _ I I«»H aad laL maa Aatiw 1UJ 10 1137 Amerlean liatdetu 1S.74 lallahau - 91 .. Ahrahiaae til III It II Harr Uauae« H»l to- 1183 Aawrlcan (.anleoa 1810 1 Peter Tar-M- B » Siimur A 10 1111 Amerlcati l.ardena 11 74 „ . . "A. Kaplan 2 161 »" Ancelo »mello.c.n 13 48 Subject to Srwer Aaat Install aad Prt'aia Kenw A»erteao Cardcna H t] rnalala DllaMa ...3 io \m menu not >et dug amounllnj American Lardena «.!» " "- ~ -il I11L from J111 aaal Illarak tVarn Aaa. I llal 1291 American Utrdena toil to rrirata «anfca Aaau.I * icboli •UHaaback N. F taidtaat - lit •*•> to itn "'iftaiaa aad (tana Heane Aaal I ••ekmaa Tradlw I3M and Udr AJBthi", at- Uiaard f Woert (117 ( Worm Sewer bldcwalk anil " Ca. . ¥l 1. load Aaat j. I fllltaia Tradtag "«• 10 UM «i s"\.o - 101 Derford - 8EWCR ASSESSMENT Mai K. Mul *»—"-- — S.-Jann 4 -' - r nraMa Mae 0 \lial " t mo-, A. Taanaaa a Mlna Jalin IIit.I 33A«J_ 40.1.01 t DiraMa Mai n MUI rellcti DITablo 3IT10. A.^T»emaa A i^'e^er Roatl and PrlraMe fecr*. »lca tonn Aaats.) 318 r Urt Craaterd aUaar ii wife _ ,u. ' •M*aMo . list CanC tar »tt * ttt nichanlWaiulniton (Hiwer, lload mtl niiatc Krr Craarart ataaar * wlfa aad bl. fraaa Oct. 3 rlc« Conn Aaau I „ f»a)»aaaa»t«««a> Drarw Aaal Carav, lac Mai Ilmmrrman 341 330 331 Howard B Ornnla »111 «••*« ^OUaeaUi laaa Ctaafard Haaar •*»» A Hubjeii i Ro,u AaaL Install Cam. lar A-wlfa „..„ a In hair Aaierlcaa Lardma. tncnia 1101 jet dun amounting _ Illlll aod to $114 41 and Ink from Aug CaUa aUMa Bjrae lla-lll Cnahtal Haajar 391 8 S2 €»«».. bar ammo Cnalanl aUaar »«. L Hoblnaou * «lla 1.41 —^Ij^^^-S^-",,"- C t»B-.-llTiTl«-ll« IH ftiajard attaaf „ Jot"> * Iulllna . r 3 to 1817 and Udg Uaakliu HUpwIUi 3«1 "14-313 Eleanor Flusarth . »'i 21 -— Aaata. l.anll.r.ij u ,« SM Hubjcrt lo Road AuC Inalall ft g«J2£ laaaaatlat «a U.£ 'I aad In tTaiaa aad) >«>arai • Ul-llil Awrtean (lardena tnaa Sm i. luiiW 1MS>1MS menu not let due amounting 1M8-1MI American Qanatna 111 Ml -411 «l'—"*Tt, \t BiliofiT-" ~- Oara.. tar born 8122 CtaalWa] Maaar Hut'lcct lo Koad AaaL amount-

Car*.. "••*• "*• I»S» JJJ '•» "• Ixo C Green 11319 WIO! Craaterd klaaar J" JW-JJJ Uenton Realtjr Co. 117 «9 in1 •Oarn. be ___ in '"—> L-MI Xdwtn 0 Aildemia II10 at oo»7 o'cli _ M.I4 Wentoa Realty Co. 45189- "Barlni) Til mil i« m-ni 4.S (Bawir, load and 1-rlrate S«r- All the fi in tn-ni •tca Coon. Aaata.) -pramlata be Wmton Realty Co. U135 uatr IjUK (Sewer, Soad and mrau 8er- In tba Coux Tlca Conn Aaata.) aty. to be i •M »tt •.anton ReaKy Co. IM 12 the fotbrarh ,„ -t»»"ar_g»jj Jtoid_Aaaia.)n _ _ all WenlonWHy Co. 1S179 or»araalol (S«war, Road and Prtrali Ber- Ucularlr da tba City of Vanloti Xaalur Co. Mil 59 and Bute 1 1 ud Boad Antf.) dead! bed a » iV "— -TJS!'-**" Wcntm RealtT Co. 481.79 BEGIXX1 and rrjn tertarUoooi aad law KJ _ nlag thence Seaaa 175.81 uld llouba l • «•* t»

th «. p CRANFORD griZEN AND^^ CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1931

I**** Sallow. Jealousy, dUlruu and .aqlplclon art have c WBJHtoaw***tfHrwiti: •owl IK Ffl»at» 8«rf k* r,,f.i, continually undenalninc the family Ui words' of < of thoae who retuM.lo allow' trtendabtti few. In a. daT,) «iUif Ward. Uuj "!" to develop outalde th* family circle. tft oooUnuaJly tnen th - - *"* ""* tol«reM the Cranford Churches Much li D«lng said today about Uu lack meant by word* i 01 loyalty to the home: much ought to u> a situation ol 101 r v 1 t» «ta'ti^-tiW T4!A^0^nUr1>I I-.-lrii-iiig.^S' FollatitKf ,U lilt Jcrmoii delh rred in Qvohe who mate- m, the him toallo w ' 4 Vila the lives of thow within It to expand and we with tola, if .1 A Sons .- raatusm •_ just Trinity *pi»copal Church l»»l 8und»y ITaio. Rew*r. bad and Prl . Tgujr T«la 111 ta Crmriford Churche* by the ROT. Rixme T. Tf\>u»t, rettor; K Uie avenues of . frlendihlp ilia ipirtt doM wtltt-1 SIDEWALK Aa»I«*«lCNT» U_th«LJ>*t?™Sffl lo JIJ and IM 3H Aalonlo bundrrdtha if,,,,I PKOTCSTaMirT Udn T.rau Uuaan., I , "f»t* CilTftHVd Ijy ttl» ImirT»r«t».Hl »t Ml "1 hav« called you friend; Ye-are. my women; le*rn that the-low. which ia our chief task, a» 4 MAD AUEUntEIT C»»NrO»D XttrilDDISl EKSCDTaL CMOXH (Taxm. trnr. toad and I rl 1 1 ? BUf J1Iu| Itlf 8tJul1 friend.id' ' Ida B. Duck 83«7| •riy Uri* "rf^LsJ^ '" * * - born of a phyaleal contact must be- to do all we can toe_ vat* ferric* Conn Aaata. I dc-trm. K«st and MM!,*!""!!)1 u*>Hl A rosts. Walnut Annut I M-m and ISA S3 Berefta Fart The h'tetory of. the human race? came tranunuted Into ' a spiritual ship kith Uw living i •—' aealtgr Oi. 3M.SI i« hiuidr*d eight ll«> Tert to a HUVK K EHMOMI.' Skrrllt Uri. Mitchell V. "•*•._- . Term* Huaan,, TliMl^l IU abound* nth the storlM oj hunt»n fric'hdiUilp and love which ia able to In sacnunent and a I IKoad and hl.atc Mcrrirc tli*nre-ruiiii.nf (S) Fomh lrt tK< wiirth l^-atur. 8:00 P. U— Kvenlng Jonathan and • David, no strain so love i» _alK)»«-d to bwome our frlencUhlp for MnVt. foaa. Aaa4a.l n, luiudrrd n«o itM) 1W. ta a |H.iM In M! Worshrp . -~ CaeUixi llofalM ._ «l j; Hne yf.Tlilrd; lht>(n-« rmuiini- (I) Nnnli •tram that it can burst emitter Uw | jiajou»y7~"tile" home""deeCTnoi"l~im be the friend of IKcwir, Road and ITinl. 1W- ST. MUX'S A. M. E. OIU«CH chain of - (rlrodalilp which Is able tn-|,«yMi lo hell. It Ut the true love of will enable us to help. J«M|tri A. hallinun the friends and ITaic and Jluad AMI I US S Freilerli-a OV Greln 88 High BtWrt exist brtwern man and man, woman' frieiula, exalwd linUl It bcconiM an in- 3W-v; ami k wlf. __, 3«T,«: . KIT. J. II Uartlry and woman, or-woman mid man. Notn-1 yi0ltb\t and «plrltual communion Uiat toward those Whom .Wd. _ Joan* A kail,,,™ and rrtrst* Mervic* ; rlend Is human, 10:M A M;~Sunday School. i»:00 Lw tan Ukc truo fricndslilp by »ur-1 hdj, thQ secret of happtmVot myn into Arthur Uul II.OSMI, «|tii'bitvNtt fr..in Mat<-h 17th. IM until It become* tilt Out.n.kr a;» if J..H. * at A." •lid rvaU. A. M— tnibuc Worship. 8:00 i». M.—prtse; It may be brulsi-it but not beaten, anJ ln0 ,Uiblllty olid advmu-ement of . • ' Aferj, _._™.,. KS 10 FfUNK H. EMMONH WierttT Bpwonff tWBuf: 8:00 P. M.—Bvenlnt wounded but not Alain, lor it-is fosli-' the human race worthy of the Son ot < Nurtuatidle ftubjert to Prltau 8enlr* UICIIAKL H rKLDMAN, Jv.lr, . - BM Court. Aaat. aaiountlng to Wop>hip_" — ioftcd from the nnmortul stud ot ilu-j Advancement tawant'-whatr Th'at . »> <• KU.U and Ink Irom IM. ilUi. j ••' ArUiur D L,,i,u CALVA>Y Ev.»Ncn.ic*L LimintAN CHUtrii "r'*' ' I klnitdotn of unalloyed friendship which County Young People | * wife ._ Ml »J5 :, Mas*. L. Wakn-wi S3«-S« HAIAK-—-III Ohati^rfy of \t^w • J^r * J->nan L. L.m »*•>. I.t-|v.t-rti Uuluai K.»tne.. I'uml liar 29 Bomli Union Avenue Bomeone has aptly drum-d-a frU>nd was ln'tuldfd by him who called him' Und Jr 3HA «33-«« WUIUp Kenan siNiiron.' who knows nil MIKHII you fc-11 Uie friend of every man. "1 have PlanReligioiu" Subject la load Aaal Ilium 3*1*. 43-4S • •••». Millar ^-...._...-. MH.tl mania, • o.ri».. eumi.UH.ain. and 'Amlri:* llai lUv. WUllam r. Beareni nwnta not jrt due sniuumliu; lit IMI tieo. W. •iitlko. ft ui., ilefriifisiiu )'l fn. fur snl# .8:45 A. M.—Sundai: School. ilSO ut ol perfect•' CiilWd yoti frli-|id; Yf! are my friend," , , . WUIlaauoo -™ 351.21 the Young Peoples Dti ta tjar.M and lut. from >„> {Boad and Private fterrlee By rlrtHc of tlir nU.ir-.ut*^ writ of fli v;i ii,.- -,• ii.-, . t n, ,,..i A M.—Tlie Service. V comes ix-rin-i love. Tliut he mid, and hn inrant It. as none other 1st. int. facU» t» we illrwu^l l aJij.II miUe f,.r aal nloii County Council of I S and bldf. Lymmi L. Lori- knowledge will have to riH-tajnize Ilin ha,i I'vi'r ineaiil It, for he knew Uie full 4«J 11-31' ' Oar* Duckworth.. >»,•by public fi'mlntr. In ilw Dtittrivl Ciurl K.i riiAU-nrc-of. many imiHrlivtlutis. but It Imiillciitlons of u frlrndshlp which iictttlon will hold-its nlntl land. Jr , Subjm lo gloria newer Aaat. In (lie Court Minim: In ihe t'liy (if K)uut> *j:,,,li,,,t.-N ».-s( a:,,I aW,^ ,;... ,„.(',,|v ^it,* [ • and Mdg. N. J. (in . ' ' • ll" nirv.l i:,lt.-. I,-.i I. i ,,,,,', I,,,,.,, FIK.HT tlinrsT Cmntcit will knuw'huw lo MH.' ui'iK'iitli the do-:should eiiibrate all mankind, a frlend- fereiue this year nt Unit 4 (MLbldir. amounting to *TS.S« and Int. % 1 from lune'litn, Mia. . TUB i;TH I>A\ or '£ line ,,l IJM.I i:,ri,:,rj> ..I l(.,.r. Hi.,.1,,1,. ci-ivlng hlnmsh into th, |MII>IIIIUI no-j ship prompil'd by ti lovn which knew il tl,,-n,,' i',.Ml, N^' ,1...,. * •-„ , .1,,,,^, ,., 100 High Street •-•••— 9 '•• ' I and Udf. T^r,;;, BO 3DJ-SU v Joaenn A. Sslluuai :ilSVII si AY. A. i».. mat. : KeV. IL M. Uwlchlnn bllvty of the heart', ll.ivmg MMII, It will imt where toslop. a love so utter that If! Ml ' ••-. Anna Uoosdlt...... Ht» al k Tlie cutiferencc theme Is "Today! "JSI« > ,Tto 11 waul * wife - PRIVATE SERVICE CONNECTIONS A8STS. Tlmt>. In tti>> a 43 A. M—Sunday Scttool. 11:00 A.lov, And toiflivr an,i;out ot tiiat'fur- It bore Uw brunt.of nil cnlumnyy and iiorrim-. Wliat almyftpo Wth ThemT" giK-ut-as-. 1 tniirv _rM_.J ... _„—«iifir'Jsttti":™:.:r.—J«.« l>r.-tulM>n hiTrlrtaf-ier I'arili av-iMvttlurc wllfcli tlir-»t-H-»,-r».lliir o! tllv»- Thl!r-TntbJrct--witl • by-B»r.- fenter * ill I Mine Jaiui in. ... it.it uata. lyiii|L-aiid licing In ." r Kl I win H. VI'. U. B:00 H. M.—EvenllllJ Ser and cuuld cun$trtie u> l\eup Jamurl I). Miller of. the Calvary Bmp* U'uulll, o! u irletld.i The? Wlrtdi wll^M »Ul«>II Ws hend.'H IOTO aouteaiUliat. «nd ChurciT'or eHftonv:ffv"J-- Mh MsUei" 1 to-6 Ki*.',. . -...,. • -. - . 1 i:i.ni .NubJ«ct to' Storm -ItewM- and • om ln,'int iillr, ,, or Hi,- lliiiiKt-wlihitf idmcetvln* lliatr II ilureM^lo cluliiv tlif liii«t-rt-BTentrdenl of -experience ln~' Z . . • •' - " "-T* » /•••XT Itiwd AJUU. lniUltBiwts not HmtnniiiK In Uit* Northfa.ifrly line of Kilt '" i"utsT 1'msaviDtlAH Ciiunfii :iS 2* Iwtli Aftmie at'a MiU Oit-ivln-dlitant Uir ilijfi,. i'u,,r, -,.r. lei" "" ." .' '"'.!'' '"' he dw-s. may nol in all bi> n uiio luJl-; lrii'mt»hl|i mid .th'VoUon of the nuMt 'mum ix'opln's work' mid Is a very pop* I to H fyrater eVSIauYc .. l. ]'• >«t dye ftBMHUUitftx b> t29J.ll *p,rr,- !. ,(•.,.- :„.!.,,.it,.-.,.'* i,.•„»!-. „-,,], Ciirnrr' ol Sprtnuneia* aJiU.' North and Itit. from t4«|tt, 3ft, Ulo. himdrrtl and fllfty j:("ii>) frcl^oullira.ritvtiy fn 1 v » to 4J Harab Jacbtwm . l!li|-|.k, tt.fln M- ,, I. ;' >.| 1 i| ,• .[ !..„, " Union A '"ue» caiiniintid revrlailiiii of Hit' *ort of |HM-*j hmdi'iiril woiIIIHUK, by nncrtncltiR life ilnr trailer of young people. 319 ».-»« a. U. Kubmle, tliv Huulkea*! ruriirr of Mill BllMtalh Att-n. 1 .1 to 23 Ual Him I, . and Urm Klrrrt; tlit-me running nt-wiy Nortli • ni.VNK II • -'Ul.p •; f,!,. Tt »nri lie rrally to. -One of Uw lo.s»on». we U|»,n u cilinliuils' iiallnwn. llVre wiw a II, will ulvc tlirce InteresUng'talks •> ^ . Jk FlorMtr* , il'l|l^Ti:uilllK A Mil.K.W.• !»..|'.» '. •lev. H'm. K. Sloan . • ' • It. 'tfllverman . Hulikrt to Botui AuL InfJill- rn*4 and liaratfil with VifMHir^t out' liunJr 9:45 A.. M.—Cliurcli. School. 11:00 A lave trarneit is that wo need hot fhSe j innn content not lo tlltV for onn frleiid, lurlnit thu confcteitcc sessions which I to J» - . Herbert Hliaplr menls at* yet duo «muuating (1001 feet to flip.. ft.-hict'CMiie t-t ill* Wor aur-JrJfiiif.Utrcnlly. hoWlnji hln exact! or n dozen, but for nil who Mlinild ever M to 51 ' Ham Hurt „.,,...... to fllO.u- and inL from lAt.1 *> tifurl.v Kmitltia.t ,i»tid.a|imit »ald rti.i T—Murnlnc ^Worship. 7:00-1'. M. : ihnutd be of vital Importance to evlty 11-13 . Cranfurd. 1'ark TUL H»3«, . - ii..c mfiili fjvp (2'.) fftt;"Uiriiri' marly Html l»Roro*;AL9 rprt "'itfuir- iMt'iiiiv^iwtrNT wi)id» u»>l (l« tt< before' us ,lu. clone j he. Imrtrlnto tile world; Uioae couitlicna iwrsoii. 'like talks will be as fol- ' ' Kealtjr (',, „ west and i uarallH wilh tlie Mrs. ttmrie Cliilstiun KudeuTOr. j):0O P^M.—E>cn- a«-3tt- B^Toplnkn UNION COIJNTV. N. I. '.... l w 1 r 1 1 Subject to Hewer and ITU-ate J^5i*JJ. .Ly.L^y.!:..lAASl i^ ?}J.i?.Jf.i?i i it4ife Si)i,^K"r|s.1>'ilHfeniI!T','3V.i^*^-^- Btrtlce "Conn. ' ?^,!VI^*lSlgM!IK/!!l^!5(»^^l*>^ _,„-.--,. ._ walk and Uoad if'ffifirWrris*'.*;} u'lii'VCf^ 'Oct. IT, 1»S». ' west *ntl alone salil llne-cf Kiii.ticili Au-ni 1 •• Cranford 1'ark AMU. amauntlnt to IIK9.1S .,11-tii. ii,N,,-,i ..i' «.i^tli"nj*b nml aria air mrre CIICB, w to «|>rnk._for|of enrtli'ii durkctt Btruintica, as well a« an 1 Make My Tomorrow Oom* ; . «od loL from Nov. 15th. 1930. twvnty-flTD ii:<) fret tf> I hi- |ilaic »( Itivli lStiNirv EPISCOPAL CIIUIICII l>e*. To. :....,. DIIIR. Ui'tim. lol kminn' und uumU-retl as I our iiuldauci' lii» In the midst of her Joyn; Jejiua tho p»r- rue?" _" Juae|,li r. 'rtnrrst'ii Ttw II-UTC deMTlptious iccunflnt to T«l •il ."-I- l...,,t.- A-.i-,,uv- >,.,;, ilul,MJ> li,',,t, Corner of North Ave. ahd lAirest' Ave. M in ,l;<- III-. ,.| 1.-, .1,,, ., ,,, ,;„ ^, ,,| (Il, meatilnit. fret mnn nud therefore Uie perfect ~» ;" Wa Wlllalo ~Aite»itwi*»ii",M»pr'~^—~~ •- ••••. ""'•-• aa laid dnnu un m rcrlaln map tRti;tt>t%l,' "Ma The conference will start ot 7 I I*iym«itii. must be ni«d« before the om Itev. U. T. Foaut .Ml " Hubert Kx«i of tlif Nt-w Uaiiufarturlng Town ut KlUnl-K. -l|* Mli« Mil.,- • I |..i. in-, k I,,,, ,,.,.lui With » strnitR'T, It l« not *>. We have frtond, luiderHtaiidiiiK tu the uttermost, rldny evening, May IS, In the < ... ' .' ' * wire _ cltutloa of -tht ul*. l»y rtali, otherwlw tb« H 00 A. M.—Holy Communion. 9:43 prirfwrty will b* IruinikllBUlo' rvauld. .. . . 1 to WIMKII his words, (ine.ttlon his loiie ol. lifrL-i'lvlliu all of nian's slim and wink- k-iit Fnrma Presbyterian Church £»« ' Berlant Iler. Co. .. !f."'tSi!ii',«'t,..ii''J,',,,,,',V ..('."i!:,,-, '?,',^ ;;;";,;;•'; ..SI -Church School. 11:00 A. M. \VtlBt-9i. Biy lutml this 2Bth day uf April. 1MUL .«iflk**J™iif~tlie Iti-Clotrr *-t Ruti neAii and Kttll luvinaT him wltliout limit. *°S Jlerlanl IH>v I'u 16'., ii al«u linowii an 'No. tt.l 'KlltaMti Avtiuitr.- 1 rl volrr. study his niuinier. Jtikt what hit Jttiyvesnnt ttvenue, Union and contl r*KOBUK C. TKLLKlt. v 'iHlii.'^•"''"''*, ,'' '"*' ''"'' '"•"'""•• "•' ' uviiUm Prayer and Bormud. Holy lly communion with the spirit or .TORM SEWER ASSESSMENT' ('ollfx-tor.- —TJirre is due a|i|iruxhiMtfly (:i,t,.il». .ti, mi menuitiR may be, we arc Hut sure, hc- ill rtny Haturdny starting at 9 a. nw ". —";iJ« —— rln" Baptist intt^rt-m from Frbrimry ZtHU. VXM. urnl ••{•M> illp.ll.Vr w"r*k.«^'...i".'-..i.ntsV"-t".".'/- .'.<"'",'»%"", L'liinnumlon on Ihe first Bunday In the Ji'iiun. men of yesterday, Uxluy anil for- 11.1-1 Adr. rw«—W8T.lt IBANK M?-K11MONH, H>itrai)ger, .we set only-what meauliiK. he i'cn nrnuiKed nnil planned.by . I . Hoy Irtliig EIUACC FreH |<».l uul Iliul tho realization of (heir fondest f. " ' Jam™ II. Hr>-,l™.... iij.iw. SOEEIFF-S SALES |i MIIM,.\\ .- \l.\\ ||. |:-..l. .- in able to |iack into his words, Hill ilunii iK-ople lit the County Council. •A .. Arthur ItlrrliMll. . - f.:i -, 1 SALE-In ChuKttr-iit~Stw~Ja* from-our- friend, we grt more thair he hnpm, the Intlmntji. friendship uf one SltlCBIFF'S BALL^tii (li After fitch theme talk by Mr, Miller': ••'., .',"'• J«mes n. Ilrydra... ,1; r. - a#y. B«t«««ti Michael A. HuvlUky and rb'--Hf-SVw FiHsr CHURCH or.CiianT, Scuamirr Is nble.io put Info words: hln inranliig who understand* and to whom they (Subject to Itnad Ajut. amount- Jacob 0. Xllleknun. complaltiaatB, and jUutrlle y, n n'olUati Ihilldlitg the dcli'Kales will Iw given the oppof-'' ing u. »!T7.ra ami im. i Conatruirtloa C'gmpaay, ct ala., defiudanu. it. Loan AjUnvlrtlmi. .ttim iUlnniit^.iinl' llifln.i i,i|,,u,l 1.,- ,1,..•-«,«,«! mti',v,v "r,,luo,';,''I»' ..Coiner Sprlngfleld: Avenue and . overflows his wonts and what wf getlimy open up Ihrlr very aouls, aiuurrtl ln dcfrtlduuU. I'l. la. tinilty to meet in ftroups to dlMuu the;; . fa. for aalo of nwrtcatted pr«mlaea. Joliuaon, and ml.wi, rftlf- I.,,-,, lUeil |,t Hi,- ,i|!|.r ,.f ,|i(, n,,,! j;|( Mlln Street .ffoin Ills words. Is ulways more Uinn the of pardon und pence, -• : 1T-18-19 lleuula Itiisruar ' •>«-,;? ; Uy Tiriuv of Uw atntc-aUUrd writ of r*«rl aalu of murigaffrd r,,j!,-r jl tl,i. . l',.,irt ll.'.iii..- Kilznlvtu. \.-» subject matter of the talk. 1By1 vlttwIM utr hthe. aUive-nUtvil words' contain. In frlendahlp. spirit Not all men ilnd tills |iencc. to be) »" > llabrld n.'-" faclaa to • uit directed l^ahall* eipose for'aal* L ;B:4S..A; M.r-flund'ay School. 11:00 A Thero will bo two —l>r public roudiw; to the Illatrlct Vmitl Uo»m fAi iaa tit -inc."dlTtriMcd 1 adidil-rt i.iUm, nitre. JMIH may brjjllu-Hll,>,,1 ittlil f|.,.' |i| * wife' _ I'IISII ___JftEDMW»Ar, TIIB 13TB l»AY 01" I*. M, 1'M.cptlnii Sundaya and lloli friend to Him. It U here that many > ill,,- ,,,i:l,,i', r I.., IN i llrre, Indewl,-worda arc not rutcnUiii. Liini'li will bo provided at the chu MAY, A. I'.'. 1VJI. WaWNIk>IIAY. Tlllt 5ITII tIAT Or ISI JWIc* DIKall,, i«,i,iii M.\y, A. II.. IMI. ,r l|,,.i.,,r Mrrumiv,, n layn: . •« full. Jrstu In an acquaintance of nlmont '•». — Ernrit itameiow ..... ^.•. r, it one o'clock KL*\ndard tMtt^oViuck .UajUiht- Wr> may sit iitonu, quietly, with n true Hutiiiilny noon and a banquet : • HatbDf>••TiiB»rln~1ai« »ttpnroon of aaldiiay—- frtrnd. rocli jlrarini! the llfi» of the oth- »v«>ryonri,~...']'lioiie wiio olalin-hlm iu adm pvriYlni; At thin time the i 1* ,---—-TUTMirVr""' : '" -'" All th<> following tract or uan-cl uf laod and aTlnsl^Tlitif. In liie aflernoon ,,r Haiti ,Lvv. il(^^l,nl,,l lli,'r.-ln ,,n.| ,H|,,ir,,| hv |l,n a|'*^t- friend arc not so many. They .'_•••'• "V M. K. Cliurcli r.»»,« All.Uie followlnc lra,t , er niul Ui woitiut our frlcndf I unii-iTN fur the eiwuliitf year Will pTHnlMa licrelnafltT particularly dcwrlbed. lit- CKANroftlf QoSfKL TABKIINAC1.K nf the cavel.Antl tiulbblri nt whut Iw mild un<] fntorm Hewer and Itoad Aasts 1 uatt lying and being la tins TownabJpof Cran- premises hprtltuftcr e«rt]rularl)' dprHTltR-tl, HI. llettord Avenuo Olio, 'lile Militlnle itnd ! elected, ' « tt Moony ford Iu lit* Lounty of Unluti and Bute-of .New uate. lying and bvhig In t)i« lloronn), at Kent world la bhnlnlied fur Hint innnnr worn- fanhlon n chand- of Impractlcallty IMI Jtrwjr • wurtli, In Uie {'uuniy of I'IIUUI «nd. Klalf i itlllr ,' l'.'..iml) Il.'.i.l.;. ll,"'nV',ri'i,:»,'ii li™ I rank M. Ilavlland, I'aalor All iilort yoiiim [H-opla mid IHIotln Kewcr anil Irhalgh t % Nt-w- Jersey. '.klrr^. r.,,,rl llf.im,:. Kll/4li-ll,, N,rt J. fa, -. tui who lifts iunu'one wlUi whom he | npiliuil lirlnrlplus of life whleh Uiey Tlrw 1 onu Aaata I lletluninf at tho Norttieaat corner of Kltta- iitittuy (Services— Ulblo School, 0:45 ptopli'h loiiilriH will Kriup this op Ktiiiw and niinibtired and dt-altcnatitl us \* ,,1[ rmi-il Iv ,,,-,,,,i,i,flt,k.| I., i, .Mi^wt,. I:,,,., betli Avniuti abd, Adajua Atuiue; tliut.it* ft) a 4 9 Mania tjcliafiT 1 | may sharp It In antimliTHtniidlim lovf. l>nriy c nuIIVi««>|rli Isvt wa«M'is »•s'otiimty tu ililnk with tithcra on along Uie nurUifaatrrly Hue Qf EllUtietU A.e- No. 0 im niock {fl9 on "Nntlon" :i nr the Ma in.;. prfaelUntt .11 a.-.m. and .7:45 ; Martin R,liaftr K | ut .New Oiange, I'nlifll Couniy. Nvw._ Jcrttj.' It limy even bt thnl tniinV (rum Urn' WKIIIHIMK or llli> mlnutry i|iii'stlon 1 5S 53 1 atrliL.ll Du« tfouth tii dvgrw* 1-1 minute* Kaat 1« . in.: VoiuiK 1'eoplea' Bociuty,'7 p. m. Today, .Tomorrow, f«t tlieitra CE) North 35 d a.'iji Hi II,.- v. I,I j,T.i-M-pnrut«' those JrienUi « thut ihnll I tl with them?' , Further Milllarmll H»?i-llou.a or the M«.i Of New Ifrarni'*.-l-'tifn i,,-;rr,-i,,|,,->r I-V I!,,- «|,.,-,ll,-aM,,,,,. ,i,:,| ,, .,!'.' ludlo Survicq—"Hio Llfo Line Hour" t5 £u( 111.3 feit; tht'uc* (3) North Si degrees mrasilml them luiuliuil other woitln >miik laruso "1 14 tulMutu l\wt 4U.O3 fct>i; UICDC* (4) NorUi t'ouuly, New JtT^y, Bled lit t.it> nffloc it[ Ui Ill,111 ,l,,-.'k r,.l ,(.-1 "I,« Ili^ii ,.,,.,!„] ,,r they raimot olU'n Rhnnr--t.hr--jihynical lonnalloii iniiv br Hocurcil from a»P>| 6 llelhxra llarrli M 1 lUgUtt-r of I'lllon Omuly, New Jrrar.jr, uti (li iiBikTrrBrriKp, JcrseiTCffyV US) Itflo- I4> 63 .12 mlnulr* UVat 8tt.il fc«t lo UM> •(I'"' »"••' '" •'••"!. i M.-.I.H-..I ,•:-:.« prrwiitr of oath otlHT. but ihrlr »plrlt« Lhoy hiwl heard, imuliuit MOM*!!' wortl 65 Uertlia VtaKr 31M day'nr IHTHTIUT, I SHU, a» fnllnwi: •ycli's, 3 tu 4 i>r in._ ' '••••.'_ Him Hliitu Jl Uellart PI* . Imllle Llillit HouUtcASlcrly side of Adattu VJivtnutj |l ,,,.1 lif li^K ,,:,!>, I ,,ilt ,li, i:..,' .,„,,, ,!;„,, may .eifiiuniuif.' lUjroKu tlui. world and 'liicy listened to Jettiui iu one hitU'iis lo Is, II running (J) along ttt« HouUimitierly .inu " Lots No. ft and 3 lit Uluck 4ou. f.Itdwt-t.'k tiPi-victv^Conjraunlty Bible Ix'th, N J | 118 lulin r hi,mil The 'Mill UA N B i Il|o>-\\Rk IIItU IM-IIIK til (hruuiiliout. Ih* anc.i i.iilil ulirh of tlil'iii^ A- niriiliui'r, not a frlenil Ilia »oril» 199 John L fetnu a „ Adaus A.vnuerKouUi 4V 'decrtra 3 UiU :iusa. 'riicsijuy ut, 8 p. nfrw - - 11 ,1 •Wtt 1M0 fvvt to th« point and place of nilir, to tli« Mid U.IIXTI !>,- strrtiHihent'd anil cncouruiii'tl .will KO wrrt-irrtenrtet-to convey nplrH und life, 3 1 'Juinle Il|>dli|o and I 'hflfa. Ilia Hirv. liy I'lelri ,,,^ ul nlilcl. Hill l,i- Inrnnh't.l .,,r !,.;!-.,„• l'rayt'r. and I'raltio. Thunday- at 8 171 Amandus Wilf ginning • "' but.Unit lipliit uiid life Lould only be Serninaryl Deari to Speak It la 111* Intention hereby to describe pretnura and lfc, l,r JIJMI ,Ulvry fiev, llr K Wr 1 Irasea or inurlgaittra forUnUtu Couulr, page 190. umf iirrnilSi'S mnicyny l *M HoU-rl I*. Jolni^ lier'fect ivplrllunl I'liiiiiiiimloii. ' "' 71 73 Allfiuat 1 1 r ll L ft 1 1 There li due approximately $5,113.79 with U IU Na>l«Nlr andd U 1 dd dhf J I) I) itnin of tin' (letieral Theologlctfj 1» 2ft JLIIIIU r Tllus • 1 llav<* you'tiot known fiui'll frloiidjihlii7 thf vory life tlm't Biivc Uir winds ul- 1* d Ol or. MicitAtL's R. C. CHUMCII tJuniiurjv ChclhTO Uyfjiv New P Irfieuilla w'lrm " >ll 11 HARUV D\OUKKN, Hol'r. * ' Iliere la ' diieT'aipprVaalnalclr 11 .iW.Sr"aiiil iiiii "Sit ihey'"urri H f« not Joftin' *1II be tin- niieiiker lafjV 11 o'clock | SO * .Ih JBIIMII III! 1 SR1I.4V «lth Interest rnmi .Marrli r.lh, IK1I •:]| Tl»,,ui4s J, Iniil,,. rtic. I. IVatl M.-It',1.--• Uuv. Juim-h 1-'. Mclxinald, Hector If'therr Is iiot ut least .-one uUier'per* 1 /•rilie Montluv iiiorrnhlT m Trinltyi 1 I Antlionr II . Veea $l».W - ii/i,K. ur an DI.IIT ..r ii,,i.!,..,it .i.kl I 0 _ K j>r N'i'W J,r>(.y ti.a.l,.. „„ iliv >l.,,r l,.-t,i,r. HL-V: Joliii'M, Nubtrg, AuUtant KpUcopul church. The Institution of ] (Storm fili-iiiiAhlp und comimnlorihhlp of the Knrir an 1 Hi a 1 twi 1 rK HAL&-ln CJianwry of StWitr* HARTI.V * BltllJSV. H«1'r«'. .; ra,HH> HlMTHft -KMfter M |T,r, u ,,.,« Siintlny MtuBcj:.7:00, 8:00; Children's wtrlllld bewllllln to i nut <,llU.d<:Cp- Rhlth Ur I'onbrokr Is-tiettrris the-terg- 1 Jalnra W Til inaa 1 1 {1 svy. Hctwwli Howard M. Cox. et als., com- .ant an.l Tli,im«ii J. lltirlJ^ rt,,.| r. ,,| M e»t 1'mnillus of your heart and fori-vi-r-llviim'Chrht who will •» with u> i, arp ,li-r,-,»la,il». y,n, a,,, r.,|.,i,..| ,., .-.[. .tiisi. »;M; High MOM followed by ent tlieiiloglcal HCIIIKII of the Eirtscopul ) II » khluiuan plauuuu. «nd May It. Wolfe, widow, «t all., whom you would 'be wllhim to give und Mmio wlUi us all Ihat we shnll t vrr It \ 1 ran 1 1 Ml (teftDtlanU. FL fa. fur sale of murUsg«d IS—In I'lianriD ,,f Nov. a,l,l HIM'wt-rlTi,: l.lll ,:t n,l.l .-,,hiT,I.,],,:,,,1 Iciicdlctlon 10:30 a. in. Churdi 'I he stu io .9 94 By virtue of the abuve-stalrd writ of Q«rl 1,111 »III i.,' i.,k,i, is r.-,, I - .,,,;,r "hull then wlllulrnw and uates of romu colleiie of recognized •« Auuclatlon of Jtrw? City, a <-,»rtiuriti,,n t 'c'vulioiia. " ".. ' ~~/ nol yet known the fulliieiwof lilt'. D 1 a L II facia* lujne ilitrcuiJJ.jh-ll^ii>uw.r''r_H'!-.l'l itaniUms puUIt) .«odue lit the Ulatrlcl Court Boom, ui A: Lone-rt aU... drrrndaulii. Fl. -U. for OF~co"uise, then? is iniieli tttnt pawn II I IO II louk .. _ .. •! Tl.,'.,,in» J lt-iil,. n in 1 hi! Itev. Itimroc T, I'Vjtut, rector of '"li Ills (.our. llouw In tit* City of. tlUabttii. N J-. •t mortsaxnl itrenilsra: - under th« name of frlHndithlp and de- so 10 :s » 1 lordano 8 X on ... i •-..-.-, lly virtue or Hit- alwVe-tfiiteil wrll <,r fli-rl IllltfU W. llu»,-l,,,r. ,Lbl.nl t,L-,,M/i II. f.,i! CAI.VAItV LUTIIKItAN dHJIM'll 'I'rlnlty Cliurih, It un alumnus of tlie ul -1,1c h »«,.,..,•,,1,1 I,, I nl.,i, r.,,,,,1, nies It,—the hurt of.frlendiililp that Malluy t, tilT UEl>NEHDAV, TUK 20TI1 DAY OF rarla» tu -nil. illrn.-ud-.-l «li«tl rll»,«e fur Epworth League Active iirmluury unit one uf- lhe._incmbcrs of rrlk's tlltlrt 1,1 llwik l»ll -I M.,Mi:ic.». I..;;. TnurMiiiy, May 7th, ut U. p. m , the Jurul Const.. MAY, A. V., -1931, ., by r-utiltc ii-udiie. lir Uie Ilhtrlil Court II seeks not thc'ifoiiil of tile friend, b'lt | I. whlfh niorlttji,!.. wu» H«>ii.,,,-,t r.> l|..i,i^ Trinity'I'urlsh, llowaril Klein, 214 Or- ; 04 it one o'clock 8tind«rU (two o'clock Dayllglit In UK, Court House In" tlie Cll) uLKIIna In Cranford M. E. C3iurch tin; KfivunlaKc. "lo Ijf galnetl by one's Hunday Bchoiil teachers untl officers IHIorm Bewtr atifl It u I Aasu 1 Hatttig) TInte» lit the aftrrnooii of taW iUy. N. J.. on ' . M,ui.-l,,,r Hi KMlio- it !-,.;:. l.v .^.ii.-uu.,,! venue, Is u member of trie Junior 39 Frank Mcci — All the following trad or parrel 6r~Und tud self- ljecati.se of so-called friendly con- will holil Ihi-lr monthly business incvt- 111 1 —• WEDNE»»AV. THK 3111) llAy. Ill" -fiK+^^wMH riii.iit i.',.,,i,t> f i.-fh« iini,.- iii 13i Ml *>lke %. Uiralilo » 1 pretalaKS hvrctiiariel partlculatly dcacrlbtrd,. alt- At llu:' ri'SUlar hiulnra* meeting ot Mr. Johnson urges till Ut be prrn- of -that Institution. | | f tacts. HHfiineitj frii-nd». tliey ulo often < U f ljr»n. » 11 lUlB. lying ami King In \*\v T»i-'"« ' p v «>*"• wili 1111 ..f .Vy,lu,n.,,.,iu ,,f M...iit'it'.h rue «^i.: Vntv mllly, >.,,. I'jttiv I >-4. SJFt F Tri,.,,,.ti i lallahau • fiird Iu Ilia County of ValoO. ftud Ht*u df XfWHating) Titni*. (n the aflerniwu i*f, w.ld.d*>. . ,,'^,W, ..... flr,.n. mi---, p .-jt' r ' |,|V" ll1 I!, i>iJAor!Tt Leuicuc Monday .eveiilnif, called, for, such friendship seldom «x- 1 rrulay, Mny 8, al.fl p in. Uir month- cnil Inli'roit tu nil who tire concerned B » Silinur k Jeraty ....••-• *• • . -.,••• All the fWllowtng trai-t or narcft of land and irKt, »ml IVnrl VI. 11^,11,.,^,' "i»,|.< .l-rtf..|. Ista for any- otiier reason tliitn what- y p ila .'l«ra,i»i! ),,,i , lalm !„ I-. II,.- ,,»,r,-rs «f ci)l li. Laurlon, 0 Eunora avenue, with the hilurc nf the Christian „ .. "A. Kaulall "I61H 11EI.INMM. at A-pbuit |n the SouUiweat line ptvmlne» iwrrlMMff .wrUrtiUtly/tki^fl.rWli nil- ever of .profll each tnay «ul|i fnmi the ly l h Hunjoct to Srwer Aaal InMall of Arlington Boad fonaerlj Sillier Aftmue. Jyttiit and U-lng lit the City- of Kllixlwih M pfoit'erty, . • ic-i-ltcU'd prmldcht anQ Mlu Anna i of Uin Womi'ii's Guild. TheCliiirt.fi Members of Trinity Parish are menta not >et Uu« amounting therein dlMAUt Houtlieut aa weajured- klong e County or I'nhin aitd Hlnttf of NFW Ut- • liAKTIIV i. rllA.VMKII, other.-n bar«alnln« and Irarterinii that nocliil held un 'nmrWay, April 30, was to »370.a« and Int. from Jan rnprtlnlly urgrd to bo jtFoKtit to wel- the samsa e a33 1/3 feet tron the corner forntad whk'lt l» iuori: [.nrilj-ulTly laid - d Or Ko«brojte,awlille-tlie-publlc 1s- < W A Scholl Ko4tl with lh». Kouthcvtt line of CTMifvri Mllltlml::">ls!i nf thr'New-ManuraVturlng- Timn abio InvlKti. - • ' '" 4 wire 462.50 Avenue; theuce (I) along the t-kl Una ofof Klliabelhlwrt, New Jt-raey,;' nww an flicl u NOTICE vi ifusv-circled.for.the year. , ana a dinner miulrtd to 'mu>k tliel Tl.ur»d«y,..MS._y M, ut 8 p in the ( Worm Sewer bldewalk and Arlingtog n Boad South 3tt dtgrres 3« minutes Ihe RreUKira OBlce of the Coimly "f K«rt», a< Tiie. Uaxue plan* for a big turn-out. Urslderi the morning service Bundny, BoaU Aaata. I Et lift 1/3 ft; tluc* Ut^vt right angles U> It.- .VN'TIMXr KAItH'll!«KI..,» I., »i, ,r, 1 group of .reed. We 'make. muciiHTic^ tuthrr. I-ea«uc will hold their business East lift 1/3. feet; tlicuc* Utvt righgt tangle gs U> Lot numUrrtnumU l Tlilnyelghhll HH8I rarTllurk mini- '1'1,-PM- tit* ,,,.11*,' ilal'l \,i the said line of Arlington Hoad Hwilh CO ded - I it * ij;iht|UCL and play to be given In there will l» Holy Communion at 8 a, SEWtR ASSESSMENT th id li f Arlito l»r riny-nll C») lalillll djwy^J«*v I -— — STIaliri 4L BcbotiL at 9.45 -y-f -o.nilr- parallrl with tne_*a.d line of Artlngtob Road nuiul^r •:« l/'ranUIn Strnt, IIUsU-lli. N. J. r.arai,,-. ..Nt.rlb ,\»,-,,u,v, 'i.[,jui*,i, I', ju'rt will be u Hllvcr Tfa nerved In theChornl ICveiuong, with address by UM m. U I retto 1M.0-. North 3» deirvcs 3ti nlnutn Wwt Mt/S f««t; Tbrre la due •|.pto lmal,-ly W.UI.SV•• »l|h are icveiity-flve cents. 40.1.01 I t. tJaiwtNwI.. ._S.. J...»,„. It,., .-i,«-[-,l \\ir^.,ii. and tocial r<-Iatl,)ii*HH« with roth oili- » Mlna Jal.n thrnc« <1) parallel TWlth the M^opd, course luUresi from^Aprll I'llli. 19.11. and f«ua. / • i«f No, .hi"!". ".Mp-Jil—A-TT- !i:J „,; l,i,,|,,(: Tiio Home department of the Sun church rooms, 20 B. Union avenue, by rector nt B p m. sm o. hereof North 58 dfgrrrt f minutes Cut 130 er, but Uie day of-ilanj!e,r and u|ihean*l '*-, . retire DITablo -fi ^.ifllcjifc.N.. .1.. •)!»:;«, Jili.;:'-Jv. t;,.i,,'l,; \<> iay-.Ki4tiuol: iieia Ita reguliy;; riwntljly. ||,tl;ij,-itlpl(!y aiid Mrs, Sorennch. All art Ttie f-himhtern pf Trinity will feel la the aro^EaU HQ« or ArIUi|1oll Itoad and ; : : (Beyer Roail and Illraie fcw i;lAKK *W'»«.-, f""' -'i "- ,•'.•%-' f «*Eariilr(,:il,'ii Vfil l,y'.\Vvr;. iin A ii'» iuitiiiij" MdniMy'"tvAWt tn"'tbV"i1'ar- iMuit heurtlly Invited' Monday at 7 p nt Tlie afternoon' the place of BrKlnnliig. Known ta No.-lS Ar. EDJaVCC own »klii» atid reputajlons; our frHwi» 'In tonn Aasb.) 4 0 Kfi llngtun Hoad Craaford, >'ew. Jersey. hiurc,-15& Uncolii avenue; Because bf Come and worship »ltti us on Sunday brunch of the Woman's Auxiliary meets 1 (Hiwtr lloairl anl d miato Krr l.r. '• ".' ' • • '"—'-.'. ••'••' have served: their purpose lind may Tlc« Conn A»au I The alMve drscrlptlon U In scrordanc* with HllKIUi'r"H-HALE—In Clutocwy-or New Jrr- J»II\ T^KUSANJ!,' ikjjfjii_Jju, lier home the "president, muriilhgs at 11 o'clock. Pastor Ilchr- Tuesday nt 3 p. in Next Thursday,. • surrey made by-Ciraawnan * Krefv C1IU KJ. "BMWwn'Uwnernialila Mulual Sa.lnt" 1 now «h«t for themselves, 10 Ml Howard n Otnnla JCnglnevts dal«U February S3, 19*9. . T ' ' t.,',t,*r.il.U-. is Janii's It. Drydcn, IS Drove street, (•iifcU always glud~"lo shake tho hand Ascension Duy, there will be service* rluljm io Road Aaat. Inalall AS««lallont a rurporallon. rum|,lalnanl, and I speak, of course, in general term", tncnta ,,ol jet dun amounllu B«lDg the aain* premhws «oarey«l to J Bldoei 0. Wlnn. rt als, defendants. TL r»: aa absent. A fine exposition ot the of a newcomer. of Holy Communion at 8 and 9 a. m, IL \\olf» wftluw, by deed from Ukberd W. for sale of moruia(ol liremtaea.. "ABAM Kftti FALI.KN MAN", bntif we In our smaller way«, wei^not Uoraer Kiecutor of ihe l**l Will and Testa- By virtue.of UM aiiore-atatnl writ 'of Tlrrl ;56i;n for the month wai given by.Mn. guilty of these same moUvcs and ac- All meeUngs are hrld In Ihe church The Men's Club Ladles' Night will Ufka- ment of Uenry 0. Chandlttv d*wa*ed, recorded II 1« Ihe «ul)j«t xif tlir' Le«'.m- 14 J33 «• klrkwood _ raclaa to- me dlrccfrt *'Jlull r'i|x>« for a«le rillull in. all Cliurthc,* ii) Chrij't, 3I.W, wUh JUNK, A. «.. 1911. ' .' Subject lo Boad Asal. InslaU lalenat from JivrU tlh. ml. «nil coata.. h [ ii'tiuriiiiiK.' lie dcccivtitiliiiiisclf" o'clocit. Tin wbject of the Pa»> vhat was meant to> bo a precious and rEA.SK B. KUMUN8. SliefUt. at one o'clock HUndard two o'clock Dayllllit We Suggest- menta net jn duo amountuic Baring) Time, In the afternoon of aald day. • iaUtiant 6-J) OYs sermon will be "Rewards of Moth- Inviolable spiritual, treasure would not in II»4 4« and Inl from Oct. SIMON P NOltTUaLT. Sol f, .... AinotlK ttir Litttuit'i vjilcji u, B«wrfu>-ta»anii*l 11. ITjltl, complain- caufi: ye are tiim CJOIJ lulli tnL FOR MOTHER u> I1M« and Im from OcL ant, and Bcbetta Kajcoff. rl als.. dtfandama, ''milch on a Map. entitled "Mall of Oakwuud f^rth tne Spirit oi his **uti nitn >nij' In Hie evening there will be a ipeclal our hearts we fall to sec where we have jn,a. fer wl* »f «mr«a»ed prtnOM. Cranrord New Jersey • which map to on Cle In UK one. of ihe Benutef of oi« <*»mtj »f iicjita, _ cryjtu, Ablu, J>alicr te«lj)Ulton Scrvki! ior the_ newly prostltatett tnour petty-way* the'(jre»t- B> tlrtu* of UK akotr-aUUd writ of IMIfnlon Is known and deauniiUd *a Lot Number Wherefore thou arr nn inurL i »r r litted oRlccra-D( the Ep»Virtti Lcafiue; ejt power for good that Ood ever put burn n _ —u M SS facias li> B* dlrKtad I shall aipose for sale bj Phone NOW-l^-CRanforcl 64)682 Mubjrat lo Hoad Aaal. amount public nndua. in Ih* District Court BOOD. In vattt, hut a aont ami if «t sun, !h«;u ifti'r which the pastor will conclude bis Into the human soul. In* l<^ ii«**o and lut. from Uw Court Bnia* I* Uw Cllr of Elisabeth. N I "nere la du* approiuoalely 13 Jll 01. wllb in heir of l.oil through (lin«it" MpL lltn 195* Intcrrst f-- ' ""• '"" """" ""•'" (Gabtiani 4 6,7) cries or talks entitled "Spiritual In our national life, diplomacy does 011 » lit Crto a Crrm . WI0NI8DAT. ermon also iiiclnrjc-s Thought* from Common Things.". The Its best to do dutyfor an understand- VENICE BEAUTY STUDIO '-JJJ HmtM Bealljro. 117*9 ALrRKD A.. AtrRKll A. JR.. AXU. ubj>xt netl Bunday evening will t* Xdwtn 0 Aiidtraiia 29 40 al au'oclaokVrUandard I'IWO tr'rlock Darlkjnt RICHARD V. KTKIV, Bol'rs •' trie following jns^aKc from the ing- International friendship, but diplo- 16 N. UNION AVENUE, CRANFORD, N. J. I ftntlon Realtr CM 451 Sir "Baruiil tlnw, In In* alwrnoon of said oaj Cflristian Science lcxllyujic. ' Su 'Money." , matic dignity has;, nol learned the 1 I*lt S All Ih* following Iratl or pared or land ano dice and Health wtth Key tn the friendly iewori of turning the oUier »te» Coon, Assta.) pnmlae* aaralnarur particular!/ dsacrlbad. all- rS BALK—In Chancery of .New Jrr- Stmitores" by Mary linker 1 iMy; 1 Wantno Entity Co. O13! uah> Ijlnc aad belnc In UM CIU °< nbubalb ae7 ketween Boaelle I-ark Building and cheek, a statesman's pHde will not-otun (8nn, Boad and nirau Set- In in* CounU of I'ltlon sad llttw of New In- Loan Association a body corp. of N J. com. "The great Irulh in the Scicitt of Ticket* Now on Sale for' suffer In alienee In order that friend- Tic* Cann Aaata.) sty to bs sold In two mural* pa>ceU and l»oUlnanL sod St. Mark's African Methodist beinif that tlie rfal nun v,av l ami •plaropsl Church of ITanford.-fnlon o>. i.i'.i.or in- (Sane. Road and Print* B« UenUtlj daacrlbrf. alluat*. Irln. and Mu hi By ilrtue ot wa abort-stated »rtt «f fieri weapon to dMtroy the bond* ot friend facia* lo v« dlrtctcd 1 abaU expos* for aale br r vie* Ooaa. Aaata.) th* Cli} of JDIiabeUi. to^lb. CMntU- of tlnlon verted notiT«-l>« "'d. bot iipno;hi~ The tickets (for the gpring luncheon ship, grin"armed neutrality b not, the 100% PURE Venloa lUalUr Co. Mil 59 and Slat* of New lenef and nor* partkulaxlj -le rendue. In the District Court Boon. In and G-HIIIU?1 (p Mi) be served 12 to 2 p m, Friday,.May OJnm ud Boad Ams.) Court Houaa In the CIV «<~ EHiabelh. sort ot toll which will produce a_har- Wanton teaKy Co. 411.79 IBT0L1II al In* corner tonned.br tln> In. S at Trinity Parish House, have been A Better ratal al a Lower Price '"*• ' \ntDVWDAT. TOE 1*0 BAT OF • vest of international love. TIM •ow- .B. A. o. inir 'BOHPTNE8S BEBVlCt; 'JM " ' Snoala Vnawra —t'SIt alaax ttuncw Kortti IS dam* Baal alou. the Circle for sale. anytlung other than a harvest of war- --•^•——,—•—»J—^ Loomla Stfeet On* Bon- at «•* o/dot« Dlandard Itwn o'clock Datllfhl : MATZEN COMPANY >* , Lucia Seaaa t75.«« Baelml Tune, in Uu afternoon of aald day. Philip Erkman, Jr. The menu U noted for It* quality, rtort Itching to try their iword* agalntt •I PnlKtlonua All tH« followloj tract or parcel wf UUd and conslitlng of aoupe, chicken naiad, roll. 1 ' - - ,:{'>;^»»^W MX PAPBB8 prealae* heteloafw (artladarty dmerlbed alt Plumbing, Heating, Tinning thow with whom (her dare not become I mu. IJUW and King la UM Townalirp of Cran- and butter, salted nuts, cofle», lot too friendly.. Nothing' is moreahturd M'iiis^^lm^^O VAWO8HE8, lilt Sou County of Colon and SUIa-of Xew 111 Soalh ArfX, E. cream, and home-made cake. . Ticket* anncd taig6t,wluV nothlnf «-yal TeL CBavnMrd 8-«U» '"' $UA'4til mm tlo- hannKM irtidmlU'" CONTKnUTtOK •Jaw w» Ml 'X rS1 ,™.; --• '•v^ - " > 7 "«&. ^ . "^

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.r THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931

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Church: Burton Oaltoway—Presbyter- Week'. Miwion to Start O/Ut I SCHOOL NEW! roittfe Irwn the first district snd Fire ian Men'* Club:; Arthur Smith and Chief Thomas Brlttaln and Mrs. wai- Sunday at St Anne'a I SCHOOL Relief Group Ready Thomas Brittaln-*lre Department; Republicans Postpone !„, Thorr.p. candidates for County Carroll Sellers and William Betels— c.'.-irwWttee from the second district. Beginning Sunday, Mar 10, and con- The baaeball June between 5A u>d a JddMjrst mass Junior Order of American Mechanics: combined Team of**Bl and 6BJ resulted Mrs. Anna— Lust«^©verseeLOf_the tinuing for a week. & mission wtn be To Poor; M. Oalizewskl and Joseph Sml-( conducted tn the Church of St.Anne, In a victory I or 6A \t a *core of ( runi Several too in me franklin School. gel—Polish-American Citizens' Club Oarwood. -The Rev. Conon O'Brien, „ ,•-,--• i /--' j.j , •- fcoimtv candidates. Including SSurrogate noted preacher of the Pasaionlst order A* a drawing leuonHast week we II 'Ball and Entertainment Takes and William Darroch—Ubns Club. i A*Jw Him to will be in charge of the exercises, as- ltutratetdd aome of the we- read -ounty and Local Candidates j Jr.hnlton were on hand and spoke, as »ell as the le«ue'« local c»ndfdates. as Place Tomorrow Night in sisted by the Rev. John M. Walsh, pas* During Hi« thU year u: "King of n River," Will Speak. Both Groups Democrats to Contest . -Quentln Bowvclt," •• the !ollo»«- Julin Pearson and John Lincoln School. tor of the church. t Routine Bumnesi Silver Shield*." Busy With Campaign Plans. ci'rmdiey.'council candidates; William For Committee Bertha - The Rev. Wenceslaus Slsuvlnski, pas- Since New Jersey It now Aimer candidate for Ux coUector and tor of the Polish Catholic Church in Judie K W. E»ald and Mrs. Florence Arrangements have been completed Bayway will assist In gw Interest of »e In gecgraiby,' mapi (original' Both the Oarwood Republican Club, To open the fWl Democratloelection Ulrwli.- County' committee, candidates to make the Charity Ball and Enter- Polish people oT the parish. Th» Very been drawn to *how product*, nc, and the Oarwood Civic RriMiblican campaign, the Oarwood Democratic PLUM Acker, win from the first district and Reginald He- tainment of the Oarwood Central Be- Rev. John J. Dauenhauer, pastor of Bt. ttie*. important cities and oountle* >«gue, -which are contesting In-'the Club wllT sponsor a mass meeting this at the Bar- (,-W and Mrs. Olive Starr,, candidateslief Committee tomorrow night in Lin- Vincent's Church ha Madison will be county seat*. These have been coil Republican Primary for me.nomination evening In the club headquarters, 113 Ost flrst ot the year, pitted and are part of the art gallrr (iDM-iiir second dlitrict. coln School the hich spot,of the season. present in behalf of the Italian and f. candldflUs for local ofliris and the ' Trici-durr' P. Carlson, who was an- Center street. Several County. candl «f Mayor Alfred- De- In our room. All proceeds will be used for the relief : German parishioners. • Vijeclion of County commlttT members, the league candidate lor waa officially NnnlnnM > waging active campahtns. A great The mission will consist of dally mass, isacr CT, to represent Cranford and at the council A baseball (cam from 5A defeated a of. Ihclr work Li bclnu done out among all the needy followed by short Instruction, together 1 rth."as well' as this borough, Councilman John P. .Dugan, leader of At that tinier team computed ot 6B1 and 8BJ pupils hroikh personal canvass-aiid tin JCOU- with a mission sermon-and benediction be .Incluacd among the candl- ough. . . . , .-. ' ' . . ' receiving on Tuesday afternoon. The score m Xeen the two «iou[is b »urc tt> riot the. group, win preside at the gather- of the Blessed Sacrament every even- , his nominating petition was Music for the occasion will be fur- Mayor DePMta* asking «-« raw a XfH'ord voU' In th llbllcar nished by Jackie Warner's Orchestra, lug. '• • . Ing. Sunday, May IT, will be general to* duties oT chief Over half of (iie 5A ctasa contributed 'rlnrnry. t propirli thlch; Is welliknown. it)...Union Co.unty.. Richard Hochford, chairman of theCommunion dayjor.Betaking part to .Us absence. Since lowntd tb? donttlon for the veteran* Till- Rfp«>llhe nlfbt the chargM referred to Til* three Ml pupil* who were on the the County cnmmlttel1. 8iirrn«iitf [leaned up this week. County Cowinlttee, Yrom JhejlrttJL&L Urculars have, been •distributed Attorney-CaaolLKy . Sellers, Oustav tzotattve when It I* nsnem- honor roll aref Joseph Hakucsa, Bus- Oeorge H. Jolinston.. chairman of th second districts respectively. Council-[ •. 1 . - Hi|ttway;.TraT«l 1throughout the borough announcing ojiey... William Pinter and Henry Pfelffer, the phone JiJuedJuLthree sell Mlllcf and Grace 1-asrt?. County,.^Cuiiiinltlec and candidate, lorj- man Dugan has long been recognized Generally--.peaking, forTlranscontt department*, the police, lire Harry Crlscuolo, a member of this the Itcnubllcan iioiiilnalloir u> MiccVcd } [fuse will be collected today from treasurer and Richard Rochford, sec- 08 the leader of Oarwood Democrats. •tli side of Uie borough and frwn retary, the latter two officers of the nental routes the tlncbln highway and dims, haa been 111 with pneumonia. The llinsi'lf will be ont'df the npeale«rs. Mr. Rochford Is secretary of .the Board if.' ildo tomorrow and Saturdfty. central group. the National Old Trails road hava the class sent him a letter and a dozen car' The club's.local cnnUlihitcs wh'ti. of Health and one of the organizers of r AekW alao AaTed heTiad met the also made on ti>e The entertainment committee ha* se- most trafflc. "The; latter "probably Tiaa : nation* to cheer him tip. je Iitafd Include! pouncllmuh' Hi-liry the Central Relief Committee. oOclsl in charge of operation* stery Saturday's cbl- lected the following representatives of the greatest, as It !§' more or less of Vi that be would be glad to receive The pupil* of the 2B class have been W. Acker und William suic-v. rml»r»t>fl be' during the morning an all-thc-yeor-rouna highway, and can endeavoring to get perfect paper* In by the-club as. candidates for tlie.Ke- various organizations to serve as sub- ot lenglhly blocking of the commlttecs: Mre. L. E. George.' Mrs. be traveled alnfost any time of-tb-r lmkndyJot THtbltrantiorninnUo7 F«TT "year socceilfany;—:—• the past month. The record ihow* Umt William. Turner— Parent-Teacher Asso"- Only about one-fourth of the EaU- tf m few weeks ago. The rail- Danlcl V. Snyiier,ianilldatiVfor the no- cintlon: WllUam Pinter. Richard Roch- eOeW-he met. Mr. Acker said. aoine children nearljf reached Uie goal, mlnatlon im l»nninli tux cullevtor and mios live tosno w house* toth a winter, 1 N«tur» «naV Argurtaat ford— Garwood Democratic Club: C. L. Those who received an average of 8J ". treasurer, which post he now holds; vary few being.rued toAlaska . - jwtta JqJfestOetd- . „ All uricuuinit villiNymilsli bofor* one Johnson Wllnra Darroch—Garwood tJP>L. ••Ht% (M simiiallnii of Counril Dugan.or abo\e forihli month are as follow* forinrr Mayor Uarroch'nnd Mfs. Clladys Joscpli Hakucso 90*. Norma Plschtv tnuc|i of nutura.—CoImsB. Republican Club Gustav Dley, Henry Law Is the oclencB In wblcb the HMHll liaread to employ an Inspector Btelfcns. cmidldales for Count) eiim- Pfelllcr—St Paul a. Church; Clarence Many Carbon Compoaad* greatesT-powers of tlie understand- ' toptotset the borough* InleresU In the9S't. llustell KOUer M%. Tliomss Ca sale 93%, arao* Ihueo »3%. Ho»e I'e Holton Julius Pubhman—Christian En- Some 800.000 compounds of carbon tog'are applied to- the greatest num- HCCttlnicUaQ at South avenue. The deavor Hoclcts ot the Presbyterian ore now known. ber of facts.-*-Johnson. • - • - , endoned the plan. troillll 87'*, and Walter Waaowekl »" ^_ the lira committee, Fire NemofltU Why be Stout and Uncomfortable t Brittaln reported five alarm* last Elmer araniUkl I* on the Honor nol A;n:ENU THE HI:OUC1NO CLASSES 1 [h,1- bat no damage. He also re- for Uie period just concluded. SPECIAL SPRING SHOWING • ' uiMlKtf It" *atcr company to Install a The class has been busily occupied FOR WOMEN AND YOUNG GIRI Mslt the nearest Hudson and Eaaex showroom* during the apeclal Spring Showing now being held. - v^Certr-Buellon Hydrant, at the corner working on their Dutch village. A wind- Sre the new models and the attractive color combination* now offered. . -••'•'qr-lEwt'anit Bpru<|« streeta, .according ,mill,*dlke,T)«iple and three house* tur AT. CIlAtCl^B dVMNASlUM. nfitntl:,' iuiimn( Iriim Clan»-oodi now loci Additional demonslratora are. avaUable dnrlnf the month of lgay. Bide and drive these two great been completed to date. ;.._••. ran, then no lesser quality and performance will satisfy yon. .' j• . • .. , " '' to> tMr promlie to do so last fall Tlie In CllANfXJKU AT;-9 -EASTMAN SI ill 11 formcrl) Ked Men s Hall daUf algo recommended the purchase ^hir garien ha* nourished consider- CaTtM^feet ot fabric fire hose and aably In UiVpast week. The .children "Pcrional Siprrvlil«n «*l TIM sSSOC 7-Posamiflar Sedan ^f" """"t«W charger for the Ore an-are hoping for blossoms shortly," ."'- oaUSMnchwbeelbm^ . Knd the poUee ear Ills re- Vrer* referred to the fire and Matlar of Pro|«rllo« . Special Classes In.'Body lluilding for OIris nj iflltTitw. HHyB^t.y^f. BcRvecnTtie 'Agi * <'f 10 \t A 15 der K««ld reported collecUnsr Ing. Hut It may oiilyieein so becauso In fine* last month, of which jou Imre to l>e craslor nownilny* to HOUR*: < t> I] A.M. B the State and 110 to the bor- be jN tVtNINQ OVM CL*«S XrouUne 'report of ca<«i hand BV APPOIBTHENT 'lad «M submitted by Ufa. Anna |.uv • tMV «W»eer of the poor. AacUati Foad of SaalU < >•• O. Zlogklca. who has opened a drug ••liny mentions llint ttie nni'leuts - - Haw tn MifT**1 «»'»>•' was «lvcn a uer- reared analla for food Iu the environ* ' pril la *»U Ught drinks and sandwlche*. of Itomp n» early us BO K"CXrf«eainr ' ,.' B» polish-American CltUeru.' League tlieni'on a dloi of mc»l and-boiled wine. In. the Middle agea.anaUs pro- i,;, ay glrtn • permit to hold a dance and Million t svrn vided a highly prlsW variant lo the \ ptonle June 3 al DrtU* Hall. Itsli uionui on KrIAayt ami during BOBODOn BKIEVB hlrf.nl Mr. -nra Mrt\ William n. Jones of 2M Second For Your Scr.pBook ftYKtue, waa lustes* at a party last I have only im«l» • lliU-lettm-r«ther- who Demand the Utmost . Friday afternoon in honor ot herloitg liccauso I lmve not had time to . tlevwaUi birthday. OuesU Included: make It «lii>rti>r.—,1'aacal. - DortarYetta. Ann Matte Holt. NOI1CI OF tiCOtlTHV AND rBI«ABV OooUskry, Dorothy £ust«rT Angelina Bolooa, alargaret Mmko. ATthurjdarrl ILICIION _ braut and WilUrd and Ho»npr JOIIM Refinements ers

: avenue entertauieif-th*-M,"& tiu'fi'ai • nisTitiiT iiiiAiiiii' ur IIKIIIKTRV ro\i Ape Accusfomed to luncheon bridge yesterday alternooii. - . . Asn KLM-rirts it-««d.lur. Ill* h * l>urlH«» i>f onHiitKiil «n lp , May JT. by, I«»heu_Msmi*«! 1..r a ll.'uw la bima) »nta> tor n«Ulr>tlinl i XX (if Ceneral Qcclric Rcfrif • II \trm«\' mllllxl; U> "'!• •• l>» «i»llni eraiorownen |rowsatatnmea- r.lm.r) «nj Iliaml Klwllim »lilfh »s«t M pavell and Edward pace, ' • . Today, buyers are more vigilant than they enjoy everything they knew in high-priced alt>l rmlalrr li'uu Win Ml nr l*for» MM Sl are no longer in a mood to. imagine . can. And in comfort there is universal acknowl- i have "been selected to tehe l»l. and wun to conipimtl twi «r wl(tr« H«: Knw General Etectrio gi»t» on thefftst panel of the Mar'/terni. merely because of price. Nor will they edgment that no car, regardless of cost, is more "s'li'iS-N futUirt Urro Ihil tlit uM lion MI Guarantee. .. " 1 Petit Jury.V _... fine performance or their accustomed car refreshing to drive. Exclusive Super-Six engi- «lll atM»'nil 111 111* MUtit |iU mech- Esses meets the situaUon exactly as rf«» qiisHInl ti'lt* dji hew b^ last carrd partpayy bWhe ttwn Friday ev- t 1-rlBur/ B" lion ror-ib refinements—p ening. May IS. uv hth eCh Church HalHalll . rtlnii ililalu tor Hi» MIonlos are swepp t oside, for while Ess s tr So you who demand the utmost in dollar value MTOll Sliilian iheltea. Acid-re*iUtliig Beech avenue. Thetis will'be pHics for n'B«'« 111. l nterlon. F)Dg«M)p dous savings in money, it also provides the very will be intcRSted.in what Essex offers for as high scores In Wnoch^ji ?uclire. Bridge. .< l..,irrn«r nf Uw Klali (it N" ltrtes \ Omnil* (1»t« for tlit II«IM; tot llw IVuiily of I'nlou Se*ilhe o«Tni|>leU)noge|of all^teel ^\ «WHt>ir oX 4bs Buaril iif CtHtfetll Fr* vaudrla at oiu^th -wide doors and wide, comfortable seats. It has ffice otjped .taste or_the advantages you »WUI urn reireahment*. aft^r lhe-pT*y- tu.lik.ni for tlir I'ounly of I'nmil, •• important rBechanical'refinements^tl lour n»iiil*ri «f llw ll«nrra,l AawrnMi ot ttt ^learned to enjoy. KV.IV of «4 im» rrniaim roumr ot-Hahn ymtnU Rare Riding pgmfort. _ _ - fir).'*™!*™ »' Itotwili IVunill. ihwjMr 3n..tnirtrtes to show what we.offer. Irrtn ' (34 maiulu to pay) It is rich in qualifies that enhance pride of owtt- A- lloroocli iviwlor a»J Ttwiaurtr. Ihrw 10 L •etshijv There is no sacriBceof perlbrmance, Oet-- A M» wJUoot b» Denallt.-d forjii* tiar trnu. tot the Coach or "••«'~>- Ooope. " T«o Jualli'n of Hit PMM. fuU «WHL away Is so last and thrilling that owners report 6 other body srfle* a* annctbdy kes. If oolr •». win learn from V male anil > fnnul, wcoilM of Iht amazement at the way they outdistance even fa the taA—A"Xrtt«» Magailm-. Ikan at.,! ! of lili t UfliwcratlUtcl t\Mllil)t\ll)t GENERAL @ ELECTRIC priced. Freight and >pcclal equip- trn n»« rarh KltrtloKlln IllatrkIlltrki of the costly types they formerly owned, in speed ttiKtt of CatwniMl . . a>*>v.Kci. crin«i:a*ion meal extra. Allprices<.o.b.DeOoit II,. |ilan u( laxllti* of tlit »U Buanb i uutssTlC AMSTMinT uot'st AHUI oyiuauAi aaiaicxauroas Slesw 1- C»M« K t~'"" "»J Kltrtlool •- " «Lktrraic «nu CUOLEU EASY TO BUY-Your present car will probably cover the^own payment. Monthly pay- v..- oU \-alue ^ri*the lowest price field. .Mc yard* *)"*_* j?rf ioo«*H» or about 1.T5 «t«lelfirarwtreir KHTIUN UISTKICTM ' Wrtrirt I Tmt all Uul terrlwr « portloa of llir lloreiisli of t CRANFORD HUDSON & ESSEX CO. niln- or the rlstil-of-«»> or U» mini KsU- ._ JJoVth Are, at Alden Street road ol .Vtir Jer*», I* ud tht Mat U.lwtrtf ....,__-._. BHMLDia BROS. Tnf On the Hlghway-Hi* maftil anj nutlUinl •• dnikai Dlittkt So.' 1 ot tl» n. ltnn bt and Uw MSW It ktrtV enalr' * •r «uUlah»d is KocUoo Olltrtrt Nv « of.U 1492 sales B* of Oarwwt todw -vuuaj. chargia I—la* avaBaMa. — —— - j '- " M. IML sail:

«*- THE CRANFORD CTTIZEN AND gHROMCLE. THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1931 f WOMEN ON requesU for aid art wy dapartment. nndar the direction of butt sS over the Bt»t« 1* busy N.«rinfoftn.tion » safety ot highways can be remarkably jammed traffic and a«!den!» also east out of college because of lack ot*B»*.- That the mental quality at men nowHn. Wknwtk aaa Mr* Bydsr S*n* Mr Harmon says, Isd th* nqatar at - ;} Increased by the.construction ele- money/and therefore It Is preferable '" Accepts Land Gift Wish OINS BMktag - ' ( Breater vated iatenection*. eliminate this cwUy and uiuafe - being collated In the U a Nary Is high school student*.vbo do no* •»>*»' blgbfrtiian at'any oilier time In the to HcTa T«UC '.leading communltln Witt Awiit' in htatorjfat•«» tt,STN»YJrr ' " to 'taow how much' near and-not to near uiiuUi of The Harmon Foundation, a privately iarwood thw type, at train.: relief That men-enlisting In the Navy, en. ^l»»:_ new Hudsmi lUvei 'bridge, »U1 be ele- i^dowSa "pfiilanUTropIc" organisation, Wertchester county, Ne* \at) ing School Banda*~C6ti> list a»-XpprenUc* Seamen? sfudenu and parent* obtain loam vated—mowlats on each highway may lias undertaken a survey of student aid mty, Michigan. • and. That during the first six months of *dm*tlnn. anl continue ab-their way without alier- M Echo Lake. May 14. faelllllwi in New Jcney. In coQB«atlbn Th* aCTit Him* ujrttr th» past year. 1930. it-cow \tm N»vv : their speed. They may pus Iron) Illinois. with New Jersey College tor Women munities may be regs I si luurbing- *M.Ti for each recruit enlisted! thu'tuXan *o heavy that tl»y will t* one road to another without making a and the SUte Federation of Women's Union to Start caffir ai left hand turn or stopping.' ers of the Autopt* an filns ail popul»- At its meettng last Ftidmyi The Un- 'That thirty per cent of the men In dependent upon their children la War rant oas •• tS» ovar ittOBt motorists the V. S. Navy are between the ages Oluba. The survey wll nuike available, life. It U our hope that such a atadjr Fifty of these elevated highway In- Uon centers.' ion County Park Commlsalon »dopt«d iunday at St Anne'a mmiaai tots Wear Jeaer win find J of Jl and W ' to students'and prospective students will provide valuable Information In de- tersections—which are "• really bridges BKUart* "CfsMajsa. or beHCT an iutopis. r»tflutions expressing its think* and That during the. first: wt*k In Fcb-«ji»plet« Information of soarces from termining the best mean* ot helping over highways—are planned. The king- Sunday, May 10, and eon- iii.ii]»^ and hrnnanft Park CornmiMion Plans appreciation to th« Garden Club of ruary 1*31, there were 1.444 enlisted men which they may get aid to finance young people helP themselves In floan- pin at them all is the broad traffic dis- a week, a mission win be I SSwr Jersey's State- high- : Nationality Program* Stainneld, Conunlsaloner Cuton Brown of the Navy undergoing Instruction at their educations. Mrs. Andrew B. War- clnit their education." i the Cbureh of Bt.Anne, tributing praza on the Jersey side of the various NavM Trainfngstatiohs"? nock of 40! Prospect street, andyMrar the new bridge. Here three major and his brother Stanley Brown, and to me Rev. Conon O'Brien, That )t costs «ch- American about Prank Ryder of 417 Orange avenue, A little Classified Ad. In this papsr '"«s E.TBTC and a nuniber ol minor elevated In- Five nationality profrrarhi!. Interpret- a donor irpm-fateabeth for gifts ot ler of the Paasionlst order *-*•> one cent per day to maintain the U Crantord are among more than 200 wo. tersections will sort truffle out for the Dogwood. Japanese flowering cherries wilt sell that oldJurnllure for you. _ barge of the exercises, as- ing costumlnit, dincluu. musical and a, Navyt - men collecting the material requested. "various routes. - - Bev. John M. Walsh, pa»- rn.czA.vp.i-UM 1 a'ntrihe rose garden at Ced»r. Brook, That- battleship* of the U. S. Nilvy Evttry town and city In the state will Most of the elevated Intersections are dramatical customs of various nation* lurch, Warlnanco arid Mattano Parks respec- are named in honor of States? be covered. Miss Ruth K. Jolly la di- along the east and west Routes 4 and of tho world will be ?ivcn In a scries ot THE McCARTER SCHOOL Venceslaus SUuviiukt, pa*. lively... The planting of Washington That the cruisers in the .U. 8, Navy rector of the survey, with headquarters 8. These routes are to be equipped also entertainments to be sponsored by the Pollsh Catholic Cbureh in BBKNNAN4T0YE nu-riiorlal'trees by" the girl scouU and are narrjrd In honor ol American"eltletr at the "college. . "CEANFOBB. N»W JIUIT with five traffic circles, which also will assist in t£e interest of tlie recreation department of tho Union Tlist the X>. 8. ^Navy possesses In the The Harmon Foundation'ha* under- *Kls.if w'?'- M> The Holy Name Society of iden platform wjU_lj"» arranged for "Cnttese' for Women. wutjsponsar a breakfast in 4. Sho' nl'ot £yery- tiiair^oni.'Iff"!hit ?uttrWy MUl. Sund&y.jaay 17 ' _i-Thi».f'orra,iJt im ttr «m>»l»i>ee-wltl> the statutes, -to tin xerclses will be conducted frtgauT'jayiT'iS li'ruiuilng fl«lit"v.liH- i-dine'sorfhelfpirehtii. due W tile btiitr: out of efforts which thu parK commla- acceptance of various,.park- properties . of school age every after- j 6\kW in,het foyolii: In other word" ne«s deinessloii and that an a renult 41rd Btmt UNH..WOBTB sloft lilarted a >'«ftr MO. 'I>O success- along", the.' .Rahway- River from tl» > o'clock. - *j, ful programs were held In 1930. one "si* licked her enemy without taking 'Ffrtuwhip ol-Crantord as part ol the off her coat. being -ftlven. by|.thevOrmnn or«oliiza- Union County park system. Cranford , ol'Man's Downfall V10ns-of.EUOibt'lh Juno'il.' w.hlle the 5. She cuplufoij Urn Cyane and centuriesIt was supposed is the sixth municipality In the county Leviiul at thi! sanic time, without.onre other was presented hy a rmmner of. lu make a substantial contribution of H. A. KJELDSEN gje^aa.jhe.Jtrolt whleA .. r? belnn raktsi, whll»^ every brtiadolde "^ ''' ' fa e.r-T T' 1 rSSaftTBHOTTProP . tlon she ran tho blockade^ of Drills!) lrl gave to,Adam to eat In and enjoyed, tlie new unit ot lhfij$ark System In Ro- of Eden. TM«- vl*w I* no given In these pretwntatlona. KI-IIP Park were accepted. A supervised ships seven limes, she never went 38 NORTH AVENUE EA8T, CnANFOKD P1IONI fl-2014 CXIQVOT CLUB DEI .many more tropical traits Each entertainment wlil-I rAlldrnvr-ptamourid^t-^ils-area-will aitrnuiid,--mid the greatest iHimber of Mted as the probable fruit CUQUOT CLUB-OOU>EN tile public i»nil no charges will bo made. men she ever lost In a IlKht wns eiglTEr ••• - - Call-'Emerson a-OMO or:pmcr»on a-BJ4« len, arnopg-tliem the pome- lw-iipeiicd 111 June. She never loiit her Commanding Olllcer: WHITE EOCK~~ The following dalet havo-been re- ~ Commissioners Drown and Chnttleld Resldtnee and Offl«e-lfl0 We.1 Grand St. EHZABKTU. N. J. CANADA DBY. „ served and It Is prgsjble Hint other.or- She was In .comnilmlon more than und Engineer and Secretary Tracy eiihty years. Sho went on a ravlnv ',' .:.._-:- VARN1S11B8 - HOFFMAN'S ganizations- may ask for reservations, were appointed a committee to repre- . commission-Around the world In 1844-PAINTB later: wnt tho Commission at the forthcom- llhwar T 1847. She Is now more than 133 years —; Also —- " June" 17. Ukranlnn. All united Ukra- IIIK conference to bo colled by Mayor speaking, forrtranscontt Kennh to colislcler ftn propoaed lin- old. Rlie has now been rebuilt, and will the tlncbln highway and UTH-A-LIME8 nians of Eliaibeth;' Charles U'fchlcH. again visit many of our more Impor- ELECTRICAL TOM COtLWSTJR. lender. " -~ lirovcmeut of the Elljabeth River. pidTraHs road hav« the —At'trre-reiniest-of-Dr.-A. "U-Jolmson, tant cities Injhe near future^ r. "The latter "probably Tiai" UME JUICE; -— ••• - July 1, German.,, Hrst German Sport jiiat a Navy"JHiUniartrieJi Ilia U. Srs; —CONTRACTING dub of Ellmbcth; Henry Self), leader. the Commbulon will aalst, In staging it, as It Is' more or leaa of COCA COLA* thi> band concert to be held on the 0-13. will be used by Blr Hubert Wllk- Let' me give you an estimate on ear-round highway, andean MOXTK .••...... • . '_ July 8, Jewish. Y. M. k V/W.-HrA. ins. trie noted explorer^ In nil attempt Lake' Park, your wiring workv V* will malw an 1 almost any time ftt rTniMbelliil.Mrs. Victor Holtannn, of Muy i at Echo to reach the North Polo under the will partlcl InvcitUiaUun and suggest changM Sfany; : " 411 Klnrh of Pifnlf ,Hl»-fi°4» trader July 13th. "Spanish!- Centra Etponol pate In this event which promises to be ICeV ' ' ~ • • without any obligation 10 you. That the above Infbmullan was Club .of HlMbeth; Miss Carmen Vlne- uf unusual Interest. . - _•.—_ PROMPT AND EFFICIENT WORK gra, leader. ~" given by Oeorge P. Clrcbenateln, Chief J. F. DOREMUS : ; Satisfactory progresswas reported-In AT KKAHONABUt PRICES .JU*tJP>L«s** '"August 5th,'-Italian.' Italian Associa- •B- comtructifln program, in- Elecirtclan's Mate, who l» In charge of the science In which the "" ' • ••";i'd«67ei!"E•""".••"•;•••.•-• • "•'; the Navy Recruiting station, Pont tions of Elizabeth; Miss Anna. Foil. cludlni! tin: new road leading Into the owers of . tlie understand- Office Duildlng, Elltabcth? E. FRED SULZER EASTMAN 8T. AND NOBTB AVK. : leader,^ Vvati'liunK Itcservatlon from Moun iplled to-the greatest nom- T«l. CRanfocd 6-0040 la.—Johnson. taliutldc; the swimtnlng pool and bath house at WIICCIIT Park, Linden; tennli rYUn-NobbJ/ Uk.» 110 Walnut Ave. CBANFOED courts and the putdUng with clay of Hulwly liken Jl "nun who knows the lake, at Cciaf DroOVPark, Plaln- •Tiirything.—Collier's Weekly. -•'.— fleliti-lmproYcd jw>d to «wlmnilng pool owing now being held, at ilohway; the third nine hole* at Galloping Hill Ooli Ciiurse, and addi- drive these two great tional plantings of trees.and shrubbery : fte THOR Electric I'arkj Police offlcer* ltocoly. Thlnnes, I ;. '. , . . • ... • i. .. -••.-— 7 : • I • : ..} Chevrolet Cow.Maskevlch, Peterson and Dant ciuk were promoted from second to Oral class patrolmen and Olllcer Ettel from Can Do for You has struck a popular new third to tccolid clous. Tho police force of » chief, one sergeant and

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tuicd by a''Kt'iitlc wasltiiiK inctliml, ftwi'Ji- Many Cseton- haw IliM*,*weeplagrend. Steaks as er»and masalve wire.. 'itif;-tlic 'liol soapy water over ;IIKI throni-li rkably widA- wb««U"»trlkli>gly "cVicirai ••fitlcpoiTsi'TitiiR'"'aTKi ""fctiTnvrrrfrtlic- ^e^l popularity of •uggest the car'*^ cliri.,-" -*I*i*iB isaiH'oniplialicil without fric- the new Chwnolrt - OMtneaB and power. tion sol'liatfveri Ituwcly-woven matm.ili "Ana the,7 apiieaTTof Six. Among the** -"-.'iircnot pullcilor lofn. The wrinj;i'r rollrrt jnsmi»tb porforsp- Chevrolet'* beauty -h rU You'll find onr.5lcnkn nre II-I> uf mift rnliliri .mil l)iil(.im^ •mil f.r-.lt'li* ndunead by the fact cis ait; not 16o>.fiif»l or Uiokni wjirti gar- DSt 1 wonderfully good eating estaeptlonal rldUg "**t r ? model* ara ments are wrmiK. IMA f~~* — «a*a and driving availabla In a'vari- ;>nd especially delightful $ ~ii.*..fi ...IIW eontfort. Btsl no ety of i ***"MtTJ*"**^ faatsm has !»•• to "the man with an appe- $99.75 cash and $(0S.75'oiricnris _ 1" Interior*.- too. ara. 595 a**s««tiiUacly««C- unusual In. every way. The upholstery tite." Highest quality al- of $5 down and eighteen months to-flay the balance •eat is Iha anlfcnrif*1- sy •s* the ear thsA It* smalt mm style. ways—and prorripT delri^ rd to deeply mihl"—-* and Invitingly soft. ctaftaasea, with thttr baok- And the Interior* are tastefully cries every 4»»y,_ Try us. Ic - id appointed. r " Chmolet asi attractive atttosaobllai In fact, the new Chevrolet What the THOR Speed Ironer knew In high-priced SU I* such • thoroughly a universal ackncrwl- f>d KLEIN'S . you fl-d It extremal? fine-looking automohile llesa of cost, is more that it h** heeunie • very live Super-Six eugi- . ylr.Jni, Look at It sVato, Can Do for You .tha frant and you ara popular choice, with every MARKET liability, 8 type of buyer. Vou Cnd It I1H..SMJ trr ihs "•* CHOICE ^wt^wly their lOU sit comfortably 5efo;t; UiiS" tmoat !ft dt^br vabw Urge headlamp* and car, but the *mart peraonat 10 Union Ave., Cranford : Essex offers foe as lie bar—an akam. ear a* well—• worthy com- mathinr ami Kiiidc each articlc.The panion to th» eapenslve Phone. Cranford 6-l«M-<-14XI 11 find a price aa low - I ironer licaiyi^four niinulcii_anJ its ulity that makes no Hh»tk.«Vb, tha automobile* of the two- the adyan&ges you •nd-' tbree-esr houiebalfl. \ surface- i& ten times Targer ~ than that of a hand iron. It does thr tow what we.ofler. NEW TwoTTc"TaTtcTf Rairyoncan9:r •ch or '"*"''•—** Coop*, \iand and does ifbetter. With a lit- dy style* as aanctbtlr tle practice difficult things, such as dght and spedsi equip- Wm. C. Golding children's frocks, with frills XNCORPOaATED anil men's sliirts.can be beautifully tnent. Monthly pay. 81 get tot. quality, top" ~iX-Ia'^ta--3—JS—TAII p-t«.f. •.•».»««, MiJu ironed on the Thor. « $7OiOT cash and $8425 on terms of ceo. V<$5down7and eighteen months to pay theTalance aKhwa^-noM tx 219 Broad Street

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when not in use. have enabled many. ter mornings) can be easily and mex- Home owners -to convert U>*tr-attka That besrhlskered wise-crack that terlor of your garage with a good in- t isnt lb* original cost but the up-Into Uvlng- Operated either iheTatKr raiafion board. Railed-to tbe-bKeiior- ,- applied for-so many-years to by hand or ac family automobile, Is even more all you do-Is push a buUon—they side oi atuda and rafters. Insulation will t0 >bme appropriately aPP"««. «* / open tbe~way to finishing off the attic retard leakage of heat-through" walls Cheap matwiata build a cheap house, without saeriflelni'lower floor space sod ioat._ Thus, when you drive your truly enough but uct a house that's Jor a stair wen. Where there is notcar izUOLthft gaxaajee aatt y thee heat cheap Wlive M- A roof may cost «BM 1 and last 30 .years without renewal. That iffldent head room in an attic to make from your motor will actually be large- is 125,00 a year.'a betwTbuy than a $300 suitable for living quarters, these ly retained In the garage*, keeping the ence B.-Ell New York roof that must J» replaced In ten yean provide access lor storage j ear warm and maUna; it easier to start with a repslr bill or two thrown in. It at the Cra may be a trifle cheaper to build a house I tn the mbming- new Amao without InsulaUon, but- uninsulated wills, leaking precious heat every win- ter will often run up extra fuel bills Out: in two years would easily, pay for insulating board or Insulating lath. If t«O dividend* economy is necessary build a smaller ban. owners,DM bouse, or omit, for the present some ol bjr «r -•Those ere not dirt- he things you would like to have but ran do without. : _• t^ftldi represent dollars-,,, end •»• T^ifF fwprAStttt ihB jlWRVW Of "i ajUnt wtumi of pride; RECLAIMING THE BASEMENT - happbsat*, and the Home owners art doing away with ' or writ meoutad the dark; old-fashioned basement with Its coal dust,' unhealthy dampness and "tote dirt' -Wllh'the adVent oI'Hie new typo 17N0RTMAVC.C»ANF6ffO.N:J , and dust-proof and -gai-proof ijWariSuwr in the Moootrue order Tht psrrow lot »!»»»• provides-* piobUm for tbt borne 1J construction to keep the basement t iw (JtMid Amtrlea at the head of appreciates «s.terlor spptaraace and good^tatia. ' clean, and building InsulaUon board to .tadottrlal And eotrumrcUl world ConDKtacis, wb'lth makes poaaible tbe uie of, this home on even'a^orrif-: step It warm and dry; homeowners are r havrttey ta particular been atf. fool tot fats not drti«€led.fron)4lie living convenltace of the dnign. . Jv . nnverting this former waste space Into •1 by Pr»aM»nfr.HDO»«r, the chut By plsclng tbe btavieir gableto ibt resr and aloping the roof »ih« front, Ivable rooms. . •.'" * G. J.JANSEN wbo l#' administering the UM srcbllect bai mlnimuinlied ibe appearance of bulkaad at tbe aame time g.na lot a gteat country with the same CARPENTER" AND BUILDER BJ^^psJfiJs^^j^flmi,^B3C*MBJa*33E*i^jjj^jpgLs^^tXaCaau^Sfc' i BaWon-i bu*ln»ss whan he was tec' Every fool of avallakU apattbat Seen profitably tuiliwd. lfl'15 A list of rare woods wjjuld include Spedalizmf io JfciaMrngJHneJMni«^tP-Ui-a«_ rot ' • hu manned witball to provide an onuiml aroounl of atotage area for a home of amaraplh. ebony, rosewood, - ' Ibis alie. ta addition Jo the linen clo»ft handy to the bath, theie are four large wood, saakewood, tullpwood, pallsanl- Estimate. Che-gWly Giren oo All Work -n tr, Australlair— blackwood, Utnnm BtBSBJtfVSf S^tiaeppn l^aie*a H W^ *lect• ™•^™wM• becaus• wwr-^ e they clouts lacladlng a aiotau In tht entrince ball. l f IMNC.ERT-I titae, pear; Indian laurel, Australian Efficient Mechanic. \ High Grade Work I ft* f trndanwntal resources ot Betatm of its eompactnm and the natural liiiulitlnj value of iti attractive r Sherman 1 -'K that'has forged ahead to walnut, silky oak, Ceylon satinwood, BLDT* BimKR. CBANFOSD * wood ahlngle (or tiding) walla. thU cotugt will UoVtry tconomital to heat. Tirl"i»"Tera, Spanish cedar, carrett, will hold It ._ _^rsh*p. They are the slam' ~ 1«. CKsntod e-08to-B day. May 11, k-fof the,renowned American solid olive, orangewood, madrone burl and Plant and ttUmatrd coil o/ thii home will be /urnMed by Tulllt Bros. cocobolo, School audit r Hvdenlerprlas and rugged hon- visor of mw HSIHW Jhey an the all-powerful ForU«a? Interesting I I at athtimtnt-ihet bind a man toUse Inaulation Board bers of the family when the boys be- come over-exuberant. Insulntion boarU "BE A BOOSTER" In mudarn slang the term "Roarlag •"nsponjdbjlltltt,'that secure him to Forties"- I* used (o deslgnste-Brod For Interior Finuh In Uie wiUls win similarly retard Uie "S?ver}-6nf> should" b>'a boostw; riWItoesa, that fasten a driving pur- way and contiguous territory from Schouler Construction Company HhtoJhU daily living, Whenjunai passage ot young voices, raised 'high In Crow and crow Just like a rooster, _ excitement, to other. sections ot the Fortieth to Fiftieth streets, r In th* NIWABK.N. J. i his Mm home he is immediate!] Hundreds of home owners have Du .vuur*"pan to make things house. If the boys are older, such n nantlcal sens* It refers to th< storm cnlsM'by rtha-communtty .as -s,nfound that the pleasing texture und " bttter. r»6ton,at-Xli«_North Atlanllf hftwsn - ALTERATIONS Liuii i give up and be a setter." vTSS 7 it ol nJponsiUUW, and It U tinnatural Ian, color, of cane-fibre Inaula- degreta 40 and '50, and Is sometlows utTCSSSSt 40th annlvei _i thaijiuist account to himself for aaaga a AUWICH. WHUISI CMMFORP, N. J. tlon board make_ltL Ideal for Interior used with reference to the same loot Hampton Ha _» VsUara ot other* wbo has "a con-flnlali when they remodel their homes. Talk thlnss up. instead of down, In the South Atlantic. _ By using Insulation board as a finish, QUICK RKHAIKH HAVK MONEY ~Spre{ul good news around ~ the r-r K* la UMTW* tf American clUsei they reduce remodeling by elim- Having learned that frequent Inspec- town, • "r - ... . •' L t "who U rwponslble for (he attainment inating another finish and provide' for tions and quick repairs lengthen the Lhr—un optimistic food, v * at his country. He is the man who I future fuel savings by reducing heat life and Increase the enjoyment ob- Why lie down, and brood, and f WMtanUy striving to improve the con-loue« through walla and ceilings in tained- from their automobiles. * dine*.taxpayer, h« Is immediately been obtained by staining, painting and their houses similar insure!ions at That's tho way success is won, V*ft»rted-4» ever Alert to the working of stenciling the boards, Joints between least once a year. A careful ciirckint; ' Try again! you-know the rule. , 'fan local government. IK is taking an the .boards may be covered by wood of' Uie home will frequently uncnvrr That's the tiling you learned at 1 I.' active part In tho dally life ot hli strip* for a paneling (.'licet, or may betroubles which, If remedied Immrcllalrlv L ,*ichool-. eounlry. «nd the- affair* ot that coun beveled If a stono effect Is desired. :-.- will iwve> a lance repair Jtflt-later.on.;• Several hui try are of primary Interest to him. He r> sslmlkts, Just • live on doubt, and entertalr VAOOatltUtes the direct tie-up between Kvery project they »ill scout,' ' evening In tr 1 ,'tns national government aiid the local NAUTICAL BEhBUOM ; : ( • Wr..lllnl Skill K,u' but r!oud.s up in the sky. Cranford Dei

^.•StowftunMit. Is It so StHange. tlwn. TAKES DOV8' FANCY JuJiltHU, or Jniumt'.ic | wrtuitllnc, IK. Walt unit wrut. till by and by. dlrecUon of; 1 g&ttiat wr Business Man present should one of the vtry few nporte in wti i>ti •- r • Mrs. George riho/dividends"-lie did?-lie se A-nautical bedroom, with bunks-on -women can-coouwte-oft-n-fimiltitt-of r*j—* -young-people Sfiectan thb «nea which, through the in one wall, fiirnlturr that has a tang of equality with men. It 4a n qucninn uf Thorc's •« fortune for the wise, presented enl " i~nauon~. wit fflir RIHI >»ui"g jihluSr and--a iloor .skill -and sot atTimiith. _ ™ -„- WVe'rWI with 'butlicslirp linoleum, .has' on the way. tnken the fancy of thousands of Ameri- KEBOCB ALL can boys between six mid sixteen. If Mnnajrcii'a Prerogative 'Ili» king of KIIKIIIIKI MM'IM'S rtu* l\irjuno '.Iwuld be ,i booster, you-nrc plannlnj lo mnodcl your home • ^inrf tIUM Just like a ana-want to give your boys such, a room nominal stipend uf uulncii u >enr I merely rsveal Uiein. In virtue of I lie fnil Unit he U n minor SI a cane fibre base unilor the HnWe-um canon »< the rnthnlrul uf St. Dm 1.11. Flnp vvjiir uiriRS. then rise and :„ W«.««sVe il deaden Uie noise of romping feet lie has (he right to ureuch.unii- n ji'jr ts£& \* "r™ KeCittlireV'r l'V»'la U rlgbtrl ~from~the'Tnthpdriil puipiT *• L-oLilleL. - ': had not been chastened by a woman's —rHnier D Brown. lay*, strength""'*'"'"' 'Br eourags. an* \ The Wbme ' , Hided tj her SCREENS HUNG the Presbytei Insulation Returba rummage sale * AND REPAIRED Fuel Savmg Dividend store at 38 Mi t>ll ll ptwoiiMlliy, fore*. to m get In touch !">- Whatyulr will. Tho Iroilers In tier) : LAWNS MOWED—, I If \<>u rould make }our ml dealer ^ fltjd baVe It—Oil" ability to Influence crantz.of 3S I n single (10.00 payment todayand. re^- • A. L. Woodlan [V ethers, U csn lie-s tremendous mag- WINDOWS CLEANED j nip for It M60 vrorth of coal\y«T A NEW ROOF Dlficefti power. And It can be n dim- int .14 loae A*itnir borne lasted, you'd --- . CallCRanford6-1564 - - rof,M!tcr-tt a good brvestment became !*••«>•«*•••< I you'd be setting 68 percent a jwron f Styles •NewPatterns , your money.' Of course, no coal dealer 1VESTCHANS WINDOW , uould glie >-ou a bargain like that be- tctrnv m-ten- rears" iou-srWM-w roofing pattero* mr« arall^= WSHOULD CLEANING SETTV ICE' - $66 00 worth of coal for I10M. Yet. a?,/ iltng to calculations based abla in stalntd wobd-shlnglet, at- American Society of Heating and Ven phalt, r»d cedar ahipglai, tU«, llate ot - tilatliu; Eitslncers' flstins, emy 110^0 Telephone CRanford 64)508 spent on Insulation, board as sheathlrig EasyPaymatis compoildoitv ' • •*• - " * (or your home will are you *6.60 .«ar (or coal;..t5J0 for oil, or SJU0 tot- \ -i/Dtsind Standard Lumber & Supply Co. lias, U you live In a cUmate sbnuar that o( Muueapolls.. K-you-Uvt in a .Small monthly Re-Roof Now At Low Oat. LUMBER FOR ALL USES climate llge Chicago's. Use return paymenta will •year will be 5J per cent . tmt • new roof MttteU com art, today, lotrtr. than thay ' L>«tl Winrtnw White on yh lum btaa In^tara. Labor b pltmUai which— Pint, l'l in, thick, Cedar Closet Lining, Chestnut and Cedar Posts for WewUlbVgUd maansthatfrbiioaaibkutllltflnwtoiw-roo/^ grape Arbor*. Fences. Etc. Dimrmt d savlag. • " . WJESTON'S .uaiinme Curie. np»>n the twenty- to •xplato tba at a COB.llIOnANOCire8TNDT8TBKBT8 CRANFORD, N. J, fifth anniversary ot the discovery of INGUSH ' radium, was" honored by the French

francs » yesr. cover of the p —AH racking materials w* wpply arc *«GcrtU«d- F.MaUnii V „• Photie CRanford ^2282 MuMial*," SUMI art rornUhod under th« pro. Mrs. Hansel's will be reprint An tVypU4U-tomb 'pal&tliut shows twcdon'of a $1,000 bond guarantee - "~ " . ien.and Ohroi Iho ilnuk-htcr of tae I'haraoh Cheopaas ha> In; blond or red hair, which jire* W« will be glad to ghr* you aq estimate wlth> When Your Home Needs Painting bor Ihe dNtluctlon of'belaf the oolj l

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Port Bogie-Dram Corp. Azure Lodge Fetes It* Peter Vanderweg*. Indlrtdual avenge Corps. National Ouard and other ser- for O games w» liBJO, and hi* team- Creation of Vacancy List Preparing for Concert * Winninc Bowlinf T< vice branches^ will obtain certain mate* dote to him. For County Park Police credits. . •' .4 of the Week - The president of the Masonic Bowl- Last Monday rtmtre. Axurt lodge ine Majue, yrmiitisunn of mi«a -A«iUca0ont>tank»wlllbels.ued8«t. HOL"t» ofCtaaford eatntalkad 1U brth. was Introduced at a (upper JVNIOIt BCKVtCS UEAOtTK NOtCS urday at the Administration Building _Thero will be. an 'Old Clothes Sale" InmdAbfflfTiffijJr anct In ttie MMtmortartall Daytwtw. - wtnlUnr hnmllnf t~m w. IK. »ffTCTlll i lh« Tempi, du •f Uie Ouluu County rUrt tt n Thursday;''Friday • and Saturday, •a can be easily and lnex- '* mntert to the Sew Ctan- Temple at the'ekw of Use refular ing. in addition to the Individual bowl »ion, Warinanco Park. Elisabeth, for meeting. May 31, 33 and 3J in a vacant srote, *Hfnimtf^1 toyWntn g tlu lo* The Township Committee, win bold in the near future. Since rrs of Azure> and Buex's trBnu. There the purpose of creating a list of »ppll . _ — orgauiaatlwi in "rYoruary. Ui«"corpi and wiUiu-sUmio tg pla Lbi our garage with, •"good in- r meeting Tuesday evening MiM canu for Uie park police department one wishing to dispose of discarded S o'dock-in toe township rooms. AnnaBasoUat 304 Springfield has been practicing In the Sherman successful one for •&>• at Assre*-pet- at Masons from Elisabeth as well as from which U) Oil future vacancies and •rt— MUed-to tbe-lnterior — avenue jiwmif gTnluatfd i flehool—Beewrt»rthe-group has been fnrmanfwi tn'jtne tT things in Uiis way may phono Mrs Drake College In BUsmaeth. Sha win to select special offlcers. n ' Charles F, Hansel.v All proceeds will k and rafters, Insulation will " Boyd H. Adam*. Julius W. Larson practielnc to Nomahegmn Park Tuts' ic League, which consisu of elms DTe- Although there are 'flo "vacancies at men team* tor the vinous lodges m be—u«cd in the League's budget for age of beat-through" walls and Elmer a Wlnn hive been chosen day and Friday evenings. Mm. J. Stanley, iwestdent of the.tttgh the present time. It Is desired to have OrtanlMUon of the corps is as fol-the neighborhood. Cranford charities. Thua, when you drive your to serye on the tint panel of the Ma School Parrnt-Trarhrr Association, an adequate list of men available for term. Petit Jury. Miss Elisabeth Donmus of 1 WWlows; Joho V. Winter, president; Dan* After the old Leagar, arblch was or- The annual spring luncheon will be thanks ail of her ciunnilttet* for their this purpose. Toe information taken held Friday, June 5. at BaKarol Oolt la garage at night. thg_heat Holly street and Miss Alia Wakefleld iel'_ R. Heal, secretary and trei»urer, gantsed in 1914 bat tntarupted by the from Uie quoatlonalres Is considered es- • -- —-^— i i • • U«M« . n^Htjisfucvu ^^ - --^^ -. * * ™^» »^-»^»."^* j • v*a«>a> M VHBIUKI • War. had dwindled oui abotn the y«ar splendid co-oper»ttoft m putting over CTub. motor will actually be large- Last -week—Thursday!—Miss Plor 98 Centennial avenue, student* it Hwman Dietrich, drum major; Cbarles the SrhoJarshlp Bridge to auoh a won •enttal in selecting men to maintain enee B."KUIott of the Chas. Arnao Co. New Jersey CoUegt for Women have Prankeberger, drum sergeant; Walter 1K1 through lack ol tnuns. a reor- g the "standards of efficiency obtained I In the garage*, keeping the ganization took place la l«« Asare dnlul' iT al t WI Helel n BaB u Installation of offlcers of the X Club lf lw New York Glty, gave a demonstratior been named dormitory chairmen for Lang, sergeant bugler: John V. Winter, dnlul' siKTrss, also to .atiico the Inauguration of the police and irn * g' it eaater to start Lodge . has' heW" an mnabie record for her post*™ and the Senior girls for for the next three months will take at the Cranford Beauty Studio of th<1M1-1SM college year, " Charles Cummlngs, John Rosencrants, their service at the party. Tho travel- force in 1936. 7 mine- Jack Oriffltha and Lloyd Lisk. buglen; iince that tune, and although nerrr phut! Saturday evening |n the Masonic new Amao scalp steamer. Mrs. Fred W. Lange and her son 1 ing bag donated to Uie scholarship The application*, which may be ubv Howel EVSJW, William UcMahon, WU reaching the top Una] Uut jtar,' the npU\ at eight o'clock. This meet- Wilmar an spending the week at 8t fund by a member of tlie_I>.-Tr-A,1_was utned at |»llcp headquarters through I Francis Health Resort DenvUle, llam, drosse«u.' i. J. Pahlbusch and Is open to the families and Immnil- The Grant P.-T. A. wUl hold ii ««'»•«'« on, o, U,e high Chief timafi L." Parks, will upeclfy trr»tJite.friends of all membern in f»rdi*r to monthly meeting on Monday, May l: where VVUinar is recuperating after Ch>.,es Lanza, drummers and Richard qualtftcaUoui necetaary. for considera- being confined to his bed for three DowdeU, basa drummer. flnlsheditBlrd: l*3O-» was second: and give them an Idra of the work the tlub at 3:ML o'clock.' Election of offlcers wi tion. Applicant* must be between tho In doing. * take place.. Mrs. Joseph Plummtr with bronchial pneumonia..They in. TOW-3-cndrd the season in second ages of VI and 30. more than flv» feet, president, urges all mothers to be pre* expect to be home the early part of JACK RABBIT CONTEST ' place once more. This year, after a Allen Everett and Harry Helm re- eight Inclics In lwlsht In their bare feet s dramatic of winnliv tbr Iswst six *nt •.-'--•••. next week. As no prixe was given the younger turned lasthiitht from a flsliliui trip Inand weigh M4 pounds ot better. An W1KANDER and QUINN tames against strong opposaiian. children last week, two are awarded this the Canada. With t)in-r New York-men, applicant must be able to swim. Ho LAWN CliTTING, HOLLINO, A group this week, they were-yon bj team nosed out iu nearet rival. Uwy rlkhMl around Tlchbome, favor- must be a citiicn of Uie UnlUxl tSatcs Ida Lospinow of Elizabeth, Eleanor Susen.«, 305 Manor avenue and Lodge No. 49 of ""->w'rf AND (lAKUENINfl Cranford Track Team It? place (of a large group vt local man, und,—mwetftarlly,' a cltiscn of Union All Odd Jobs at Reasonable Prim L cashier at the Ktew Cranford Theatre Malcolm Closterman, 8, 42 Cranfprd Azure's nve-man team U composed Althtfugh Salmon was Uie main objec- county, Ditth crrtlflcate must accom- lor more than thr^r yean has resigned Beat* Roeelle 76-16 Terrace. The other book prixe was it William Vanderwec. Harold Kansra. tive of the tri|i. only onn wui .caught. . " . '• Telephone: her position. Sne wUl be married next given to Dorothy Johnson. 10.115 North It. R. Jacobus. Oeorge Morton, and Pe- pany the Mjoj^' while discharge CIt. 6-0133, utlc for ••Jim" E month. The new cashier at the theatre %i Navy, Marine -"..-. CK.!0Yl333,.ask for "John" Taking all.first places with the ex-avenue. The* wiiknuii of the books will «r Vonderweg. . The tram's average liarty with of B|mrt and they is Mm. M. Lawrence. _. v also receive passes-for the New Cran- SHDii with'a. h%h Kcore of 106«. S l WtaTh >>/»Hrw

and Mrs. John K. Cloud of 103 Thi ^ ;3f3fcc» .there.t.. jeMeriJajeMeriJay afterafter- Those who won the .passeX.alo ^ HALJLBERT -- street'suffered'«broken" arm Tuesday noon. Resultlts ttogether with records of (Sohstajce r; : : v aXternoon-'When she fell while roller g ith "••'. .'•' ""•""'""• T7"*;..'.." . '• "7 *1*T"i »r"~ ~" " ". firsfirtt placl e were as followsl ; avenue; Ethel Lepna WUsort^A 64 Nor Resolutloru. Praters. Signs, Parchmrnt Siudci. Cover l>;»lins. Monograms, d, skating. The left'arm was fracturec mandle Place; Jennie' Ragonese, 11. In both bones. 100 Yard—Towers,, Smeltzerzer, , WllWl- l DU4yl Dll more (R)R , 10.011 seconds; 320 Yard—Mc- Garwood and Ralph Miller. 8,146 North . . - liuiructlon In Art EN '". Lehigh-avenuesv "V,,. /•• '.*%,' Fine Work at Orath, Brown; Leonhart Two-thirds mile relay—Brown. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. A. M- 8haplro have an- 1 N««th Amsn* (OnMstl* SUUoo):. FLY IN SAFETy frath, Smeltxer arid Towers, nounced . the engagement • of their . Telephea* Cateafart O»m CBANFOEO -AT- -. A -number of-the-members, -of--the 'kui'hter, Miss_:Esther. Shapiro, to >n Company: Wednesday Morning Club attended a O ENTERTAIN " ' '• . Meyer Pasche, son- of Mr. and Mrs. M. CRANFORD AIRPORT NIWABK.N. J. • ! •matinee "performance of -Grand Ho- .. RAILROAD OFFICIALS Pasche of Jersey city. .' i NS tel" in New York yesterday.' Next The, Towninlp-rCioinmittee wUl en- Licensed Planet — Licensed PiloU -Wednesday the-club will celebrate it rtalii oHklals uf the Central Rail- Mwab Wart . • 40th anniversary. with a luncheon at , , CMMFORP, N. 1. ! oad Co., and suite officials who had Hampton Ball. do with the work at a dinner to be PASSED TNG $1 Iven at Echo Lake Country Club next There was a large attendance at the hursday night in commemoration of —A-OALUANT RESCUE \ STUDENT INSTRUG-T1ON • 1 party sponsored by the Woman's. Mfc the completion of the work of ellmlnat- "Well, thin in a B'wd including the coupon below II. color It with paint* sr trajasa and then —yonr Hmffiir-Drt! IT" flfff^ytfur'"" on by all who wish to attend as at- r I^SPECIAL tUNCHEON T2^TO rttb»etotr«c»picitr mail or |>rinr your picture to ; _Ll I^ '"""The 'Craiarofa'^L.""C £he'-clu6'nouse.'Tfckcesr iTIl each tnied to ring tho bell on. the won 7-6 from the Wcstflcld Orioles last may be secured' from: Charles Kurti, c/o The Cranford Clllien and Cbraolcle , FitKHii HTUAvvniiitnr ice CIIKAM KVEHY DAY Sunday on Nomohegan Oval. The O. J Jansen, Milton Doty, A. B. Cald- K, r)MM..fau:»nci-. engine: TJiriiehinil. jiimp- ' ""game wsTwph in "Uie rast" inntniTwhen wcll," Louis Hessrwarren W. klrkman, boxes, each.with a aet of crayons with which to color the plctam, -ill' *~"~'iTatt^d^6T^DinifeT'SjB?veor""^^ Enrlgiht drove In the winning run with Robert Nledrach and X; J. McLaughlln. be given for the best two plcturt. .ubmltud. One »U1 be for chUdrea a one-base hit. Next Sunday. We A. C. up to eight yemrs of age and Uie uther for thw aver claM jtmr» old, From 6 to 7 P. M., for 85c, $1.00 and $1.25 will play the Roscville field Club of ALL PICTURES must be In by Wednoday Boon tbe vrtk attrr they i-—Newarkv- —— — ~-mr» published.——T-;—:—r^———-—; : — —— dlwovc The Women's Missionary Society ot attravatlng tlcuV ON STATE inOJIWAV the Presbyterian' Church will hold1 a PHONE CRANTORD 0-01:7 rummage sale Saturday, May 16. In the A» they drew near ii' in«a- jf yM*^^ store at 28 North avenue. West. Those LIFETIME! wishing to make contributions, should dow poor Lady Bug rmlleil •W**&X*W>'i£^^ get In touch with Mrs. w. a. Kosen- lii'i nil WIIIKB iinU nrilKcd I'llMI crantz of 33 Central avenue, or Mrs .to-save her '.children In ..tbe NATION WIDE A. L. Woodland" of 321 Casino avenue. biiniiilJi'bmlirs. In spile of LONG DISTANCE th^ brathbh'H und tliornH, our MOVING Thf Hprmnny Bridge CJub.enJoyed a brave little cn Mrs. George H. Hansel of Claremont I to carry lliem'all?" Having Place has an interesting article entitled nothing better at hand, he "The Grace-of Old Wistaria" in theS—thmmtf 1 and Restaurant, Inc. May4«uej>fjf ew Jersey pardens. The placed Uiem carcIuW In his 15SJ SprlngOeld Avenue, C'ranford -mam* at oar ttort nawt &%h tpssd- TeL CBanford 6-2AIS " cover of the publication bears a picture -fiat. '~ " • BOAST BEEF CHICKEN —of aa-old Wistaria-vine which, grows on wheelsreTolvmg on Hyatt Ballot BM*> Un. Hansel's property. The jsrUde ~lagsTTIVE~sta«ilowdlvisloa: "Nothing In that," answered. r UNorth Ave,w. TsLt^Ml Pus* Junior. "My "father, the Mn oar Prewlng. Club J The. Store famous Puss In , once pmsttd mcnthly^^taB saved, hit master*! We." ford (-am. Botacrlb* for Tht Ctttaea «nd Ohrav FUNERAL; DIRECTORS ^«"llMDaiMlAt«,)tells XtLt-tm cm

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y^at Santa Monica, Cal The Children's Corner Batata* *r •OHOtair EBMOMBS OW that, to • great extent, lit* the yam and-tbe cad* are N baa becoSM • putter of OH BO- wit* deep hand-knotted yam I ~ ' V_;VVJH* : - „ h»B*att th« tbere-s TIw governor• of tha "people .««V<" for myself."He tiptoed to th« doot with a sail across teas abroad an Bo standardised type set far .„,. Mi chsir In,the larie. white bunding and opened It slowly. • • ocean Oner, women realise more and oiled (ht nil* house, lie was wry thing this season. 'Salt* drtsse*. Then on the till aat a black and more that their clothes budget must bats, , * and so on. ,, huay thinking of ways to make people n t whim cat. lil» head held on on« aide allow for a practical and «wmfjr* •W o* sttiMr ptj»y ~fg (JpA,1 tor ft) 4 happy and contented. The dock on In a very knowing manner. sports coat ' ' • ' "\.;:.,_;„_:_ tli* wall ticking" was tbe only sound "Oh," aald the governor, "wont you Since this coat mutt protect again* T that reached the governor's an un- come in, puaay?" At once the- black IU suddenly lie hi-^rJ a faint pitter- the elements. It man be a sturdy type Time was when'on* could plrture and white cat walked quietly Into the patter In the'outside .hall. It carae and yet not so heavy, but It can be the "spring auir with eye. shut and great room. . , -1 nearer and nearer and nearer. Then worn the jear round, Perhapt the not go fa* wroo*. for Jacketandskirt It-stopped., directly. In. front of nil The governor doted the door. "Now most popultr choice In which to dash costumes were a* much alike at cl..ia door. what can I do for your he atked. about town and campuaandior travel and reguUlloB tailoring could make- "Can t get you aome milk?" —"There must be aoroe one outside, It the polo coat. It'* a poor follower then. Not to thlt setton. tt hut who can It be-?'' wild be to him- The black and white cat paid no self. attention. ; "Then would yon care for tome) He. laid his pen on the desk and meat?" asked .the. governor. llatened. Soon he heard a gentle itching. It wundeil at If the some Still the black aid* white cat paid one wished to be allowed to enter. no attention. . "Ah," raid the governor, then, "yon "That's odd," anld the governor. have "Just come to make a call? Pleaae "Kverybody who cumerf-to tills office take* a chair." • ' . Itnotr* that It la, polite to knock on With a light tprlng the cat hopped the door." Into a chair, and purred toftly.i lie iraa a kind-hearted man, and aft- "Now," aold the governor. "I-know er a moment thought, "IVrhapa It fa you cannot talk, but your manner la some one very old who la not strong enough to- ahow me what yon Intend. enoughAo knock or aome one very. Too have come to speak for the anl- ' at the exclusive Mlramar -club, at Santa Monica, Calif, where Mrs. nialt who live in thli itata.. Ton with • a-bui* Jtwteb-tet" to-Illustrate tha dn«-ponitt of rhe~gtinle~ Defofe the people to-b» klo4-to -Oi«m—It that true)" . •• The black and white cat purred -louder? Then after iPmomenHt hepped 30OOOOOO00O00Q00C OOQ irom;th«..chalp^^ratefDily. rnhbed.ltt back agalntt the governor's' chair and

• - , walked politely toward the door. : Growing Pains of the Modern Age ".So," said the governor, "I see yon 'alto* know that governors are Teiy ftmofan..niuunrm»>»>NXKKXMOOOOOOB, JEAN NEvirroN oooooooooooooooooooax busy peoplifland can give only a few rodrates to alpWnb-come" to call upon f I aay Hie1 because you (1 , * reader, Iwhj ae ua now. Above all, we muit be mod- them," He opened the door that hla than women degrading themseTvetii ern I unusual visitor might go out **• pratead U b* worte thla war. Wh.t A* n.. "I. Jim trfi: lilail f; . "W* eta raaddy Understand why tu li» litumn *0Wf to' liave but to' like" to "have all he. "I shall write a proclamation •ad looked down" on for fauiu ab the petty vices and weaknesses, In pro- about animals telling all men and 8he was •"•Ha ahould pretend to fa* better »lc« of which the/ are not guilty, girl, and 2S »V "* * bring, tbtouta* fessing a paaslon for-commonneaa and women and boys and glrlt to be .kind •mJ a» Mnnot etea jr Jrulgar«y-and even a wink at lm~ to theiu and love them. Oodd by, -mellow-ei MBtattoa and respect paid to re- I do not am* with the Idea thai terested 1 •^waabOltr and vlrtaa. And If they mornlltr, these people are merely try- pnsay. Call again I" / men nor* than women are «ullly ol Ing to be modern—In the onry way ually be «•• tat away with their hypocrisy, the Juvenile, foollatmeu of "pulilnr The governor watched hla visitor tfc*r\caa aat their cake and have It, they know how. They are, of course, walk sedately down the long hall, and and gram oo*. vice* and WMkocaiea which are simply displaying their chlldlahness tlon. Tl •**f. tb»f can get ertdlt for quail- not really thelra. And It la not _ then, closing the door thoughtfully, MM walch the, doJnot practice or and raanlfeatlny the growing pains of "Some woman tike good lltaratufe," chuckled to himself. It Is unite cer- Shirley t new form of allllneu. but one mint- their modern sge. aayt Ironical Irene, "and tome read feated by adoleacent jrouth aa an ac- tain that as toon aa he could he old admit 1O ** th« Halt ajriuileat*. 1M.I thilr huaoand't thoujhta." wrote the promised message to hit .,- It ..war *•«« what I* la-It for the. person companiment for growing paiaa^ ICfenriakii—WNO tw>ls« . **• prvUndl to b* worse than b* lit peopler-bat-onljr-a-4'ew-know of-the- _«? Tier M 8o—children hare alwaya -done It. unusnal rlsltor. who helped to. write Langshoi But «n-the -part of adoltrwho "don't It Aren't you (lad to be one of those? ed In tin bar* to profeaa grown-up Tlcea "16 Practical and Comfortable 8port» Coat of who omits a 100 per cent tonality c demonitrate. that th*y are of age, If* aa If the scheme of things st the pie waa not aomethlng elie again. With them It la II Why Boys Leave Home | Fun WUh Tin Can Top. pure wool polo coat from, her ward- ent moment Is to see- how dlfTerent UPFJRf -ate*-ati—ar .rnbfi.lhej»:daya It must bo wy-cor- -«n» tult or^entemble can-be-made- la™-- _had fajlw ntti -_ o jrowlnf white-hair Br MABIOH BIIOWNriBILD rect mutt thlt polo coat be In matter look, from another. SUE paint, though not their own. They are of tailoring "and detail—storm collar, the growlnj ptlna of thli inoderd age.. , Doris;.loved to watch people.paint Theiu it In the picture Interprets that .When the palntera gave her house a pointed revers. big buttons and-double- note of striking originality whlrh It 'VI The paatlon to be modern—that'a breasted, wide belt with Just enough' the aocret And It la one by no meant fresh, /clean coat of white, in the giving such sett to fnshlnns of the Im- spring, It was fun to. watch them. variation In cuffs and generously large mediate moment l_Not In Its design* larking In female lupportl : pockets to_ make It Interesting. After Wltnma tin women who up to aT Finally, Mother said, "The chairs ful acarf line, or In Its unique three- painstakingly teeing that each detail button front fastening oi In Its nuve: •lwrt-tlitte-ago wore their aklrta hard- are all painted, and dont they look of your polo coat Is "perfect" the next ly to their knroa In caaet where the bright and newr tleeve| can tills stunning ensemble be step, In. order to qualify at a"member regarded as., lacking In lmagln»ti<>n. rotrlatlon wai by no nieana flattering / "res," said "Doris, "and there's a of the "mart set Is to weaTlt with and nio upoiura outraged all their little paint left over In each can I" -The , which Is so lncenl.iui.lj sum me an air ot unconcern and studied non- drawn,through the tubs on the JuikeL aente of beauty and line and good "l'ou can have that. If you'll keep chalance.. ,, _, taate. They were afraid to cast doubt IF 3fVsS F/AJ03 your on," said her mother, "and Is really s pan of the uml^ nre the bell-shaped tleeveiifrhlcb show upon their lumlcrnlmn. t0 be', cont(d- take It outdoors to paint with a news- However, with.all Its excellent ered "hack numbcrt," '.:...':..._ paper spread out:: tlul remember, Points, the polo coat has* rivaMn thesoreiTeetlrely beneath the doth sleeve. 1 And off color atorlea—women to paintlngis a game to play two days I" gay and vivid Indian coat such aa Is The color scheme Is decldnll/ up to whnm )bti» are no more welcome "How?" aaked Doris1! shown In the IHustratlon. Thla hand- the moment the thin wnnlen ofjwhlrb than having to poke Iliclr natet Into -Ton paint one color one day, and some fringed model Is-Hand woven. It the suit Is tailored being In the Very garbage cant, will lauirh at them un- let It dry until the next." - It a possession to be coveted. Ideal new emerald irrecn. The blouse with til the lean come to their eyea.. Whyr said to take along on a motor trip It a coat - its swanky scarf collai _ ofthls-sort- ~- •It-1* modern-not to-h«-ahocked. Ab" cretia Wlaafct I horrence of audi thlnga may have been |"ththl" t : " that I* Just about now 11 would" label

lllllllll tor eicgril • - — - - - »—-fc»»w_ ning playc •MI HA* HEARD THAT— Thousand-Legged foursome thla nice round tin top from the paint ship Bpn.n If a brWo tirinka. vinegar on her When Sr ^€ the manner of flattery.—La Roche- rdatlonthlp Solomon refers to'4he graceful ac- tnoiily used Its tenants were generally thin, tad to uallaed la prevent makln(/holea la parte Uuliblnt, the cel*rsled nut ex- tion of the greyhound, and relief carv- foucauld. * such evildoers. £&, the qunterUI. It may be ueutrallacd plorer rrom Mtlteawan, who led an- ings at least 4,000 years old have UnfortuOB fcr iolxl^Mrjtl>4~WMk-aolatioD of tm•MpedJUo- o Aon the Aderlcan Museum been, found In Assyria, showing a slim, tentlons.we sioala water. Amjbonla will r of Nutty Natural, History several long-lecged, smooth-coaled .dog^ which beyond the lTMre igarandTntlnt; neir-tlihtea7mls-~ la the Image ot the modern grey. Ttalt~of~ tl took a cojony of BOO conUpodt for one hound. - /— Brown's Gle LEARN TO USE GAS MASKS WHILE AT PLAY sne tetter them~lmnie< iiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiinnii.iI m » » -» • lirillllllllllllfll ajii l'l^^^^-ej^«^.a»^»»^.«tj^^^^^^_^_|_|_|_|^|_|_l 1^|_| I I I I t II I | I | to their res reply came I —er-i>^sfait o wrol* a Urn Timely Hints-for Housekeepers \ \ old gentleots riiriUllllll'lllllllllllllfc> NEUJE «**»«>•. t .f. 111 111111 I 111111 11111 •' '• came In a i H+r+ who signed It la 'not Ike that «ter» urna aajr this I* likely to rat the fabric. When carwr, or aWrts-4a-4oy race, but ha baked, stewed or served with ctnna- sitter ot tbe i that run wtll aad ptfwvirlDily that perfectly dry apply the coat of Tar- jn»n ^rops to color, or a wasblrfiUoa man bad die tcmlu th« ytaualla of otnara, or tbt nish, -wait until It U dry, then tire It StrlUntrjr Ori|m*I Sprint Suit. of c/anberry and apple woen.,the ap- after his re appnlval pt hit Dwa conscience — the second coat • . ple/lacka tartness. Where the loquat lowanre doesdoes" no not covecoverr ththee n*n n*no o ff ttbb.. den. . Al«mu«i/Cai»i>b»ll. . Kenulna hand-made arUU th printed In brown ana greea. The touch Oo* authority recodbendt brushing grows one may have the most delicious Ka hand-made arUcU. there, ^re oLbrown follows tbe fashion, for browi~ So much fi • IT IS a good plan to' keep a list near the teeth In a aolutlon pf lemon wa- of urt taucea 16 serve with meata. (tunning fleecy Jacketa and top-coila I* an ultra smart color for sprin£IZ~ Incident of t • at hand of the th'lnji that need to ter and salt; \xj It tt Is most refresh- S, "»'»*• •»•* •" did T .ferhaps no one) «jlla». detall_caa' -eMteaUona be attended to.during the «eek. In ing and cleantlog. , lsy greater claim to originality tbaa bad taken pll - thlt way whea IbaVork tt Uone, tbe Alligator peart are One for cocktail _ _ __L* Foetlng. ran this season's-acarf neckline*. -The-1 -la aejolet-ol Item Ucroaacd oT, the next taken- up, served with a dnh of lima and grape/ Place one unbeaten eg» white, tcv- Interesting thing: about them la that foclhlUa of I A'' protective coierlng ot vanilsh fruit Juice; sprinkled with flneU en-el«htht of a cupful ot sugar and they are ao devised they admit of be- The long wltt add llf« to a linoleum and will minced parsley. / three Ubleapoonfuls ot water all In a tnibi»tto«> with ing worn In any number of wars, ac Borlug flagt ,-- "-help to kettp-thfrJUtcbea dean, and double boiler. Stir until well mixed, ""tetheeharmln cordlngia the whim of the wearer:- If Try.tervlag sections dl grapefruit place overbolllnj water and sUr with ; - awlata throe \ attractive. Before you becln nuke with all the membrane removed wlla t th^Vt It reilt| amaxlns what cat be done' Ten years ' \ aara that the linoleum-,4s iwrfwily a roury beater for eeven minutes, or ura hours would be wel( spent by the with, these artful ..(Unstable acarfa. fish'taltd or loaf Inatead ot tht litual until the mixture holdt Itt shape when alert-eyed we /dean. Waah. tcruHand rinse, then Urtar «auca or lemob, * / woman who can embroider. In making In the twinkling of an eye, tlwy'can ' la seated la /'•jrlpa dry. • amall area tt a time. Al- Ufteiwlth the beater. Remove,'Savor a clever acarf aad bas'aet after thlt be maneuvered to ae to cbaoge th* -Pork need* an add accompaniment- and spread on cake. waataieaa sec ~' *n*m a»old Boodlne the surftrte, at to nuk* it wp.U»In«._ Try/applet order. Instead of hemming, tb* .cart "hola atpect.of tbe, enstunw. " - lspchlng wtl la btrttonholed-atltcbed all around with _.» CHERns NICHOLAS. woaoan of b. 'if "-"'* *' — •bTlontly bi

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h SWrtey Lug, widvw far lie, mrs and BO* buyer (or tat ready-1&*z, QUELO)MIC SECTIOH SundaySdiool type set for an* - She Is i utUe older, but Be tut thU season. 'Salt* dram*. «**rl*r. She u a Uttl* sadder, bat f •o less d.rer. She la • great deal U shoes, handbagg* sod so no. »,« YARNS J f th ta 11 JfUm. : , , " Lesson of these ptaj la up*, for ifa« Ufa for Shirley feu Imi ejahk flgjL lad «ommCT styles Ir« versa- T • fron irtart to Bfit>£"=' >~ . Mtesb* Events in the Lives of Little Men Urn* m when one could pit-tare •pent to renperadoa at Brown's GUa. H Wtr marriage, which threatned. ta- H««iw«, tkll m » "spring salt" with eyes'shot and Mntloa Carlatmaa In eoannetM l*» wrong! tot Jacket-aodsklrt HHH» «•«« arm of , coincidence «ard the end, to tors into dlaapotat- for HUf 10 •xent. waa abruptly spared what might with tb* World war ud ons thinks •tames were u modi alike u cl..tn I pokes Its way fnto human des- Brat of that tlstorte Clirinmas dsy JL tlflles and. do*, string* things. hay* been_dtar»i>t)*o *y tb* sadden THB PARAitt OF THE POUMDfJ d regulation tailoring could nuke— n n wh« BHilsa Tommy and Gorman |aa. Not w this setson. tt „ -> * <* something always a lit- .death or ber husband In a motor acci- 0*) nnconvinting aboot a story baaed dent, when Ma band at (be wheel waa AN' NOW rCANT6O7& frits crawled out of their trenches and UtlBON TEXT—Lvk* It tl-l«. there to the desolation of No Man's UOLDBN rairr-iiMHiir nun- on the uncertain sands of coincidence, the unsteady ens of intoxication. aulr<4 In 'sltwir**, !>•• a Ma k* yet life Is Oiled on all sides with Quick (motional, economic and social 'CAUSE rVfcCE Land, where the phrase "pears on teui>4 faltkruL atriklng examples of such circum- change* had resulted. Almost over- earth, good will to men'* was a bitter I'ltlMART TOPIC—J«M> Twtat Osi stances. eight, as It w.re, Shirley Lang bad mockery, met snd fraternised far a t* po our Itaft . ~, found.herself out In the world. She little while before going back- to the JUNIOR TOPIC—Mu TtaclM. lie «• Coincidence undoubtedly played a Do our 11..L • \i • had made good. Th* woman In the grim toil or killing each other. Or INTKIIMKDtATi: *IHD SCNIOIl TOF- major role In the live, an* destlules smart restaurant waa a chic, ap-to- one piay recall lbs Idle promise of a IC— 1'nrln.r. with Jaaua. of old Colonel Harbor, his son Itay. dat* one. There was about her the certain ,w.ll Inlrn.lnl If III advised TOBNU I'tilltJiANl) ADULT TOP- mond and a lively joung woman aureneas that goes with success, the "|"es.os npeilltloa" to "get the bnj. ICV-Sl.w.rJ.hlp af U«»r. named Shlriey. Lang.' - • • calm deliberation of the executive, the out «f ths trenches by Chrlitmos," Hut It remained f«r Hi* American The purpose of this parable was ts> / TVhen Shirley was twenty-two, mar- rather cold demeanor of th. woman cormt the mlsa'purabcatlon of the ried to a young-engineer named Hob-. who has learned to hold her owa la flgbtlng.nian to make a pnmilse, In which Ctirlstmns was conreraeil, disciples as to the Immediate ntsb- ert Lang, and living with him In a a vast and complicated world. llshmrnt of the klugtloa. ' They wera amall city In Pennsylvania, she took' a whl.li was kept, ilemrmhvr the Two tables removed, a youngish phrass, "ilenvra, Moll or llohokco by on Ihe wayto Jernsalem, and Itie -^" spiffing iifan"ceV at liii * , «, _— " * » —• V"rl Illii- Till, nlnlnr^ I—n. j.,1.. merit store, recognlies him a. the new fg was an intelligent, level-headed general manager. IMIeau Wood when a hatlsllou of aacnded on high to recrlv* from Cod girl, and the wisdom and repose and Her annoyance Is so apparent that rihes who hml been rcllevetl emerged. Ihe ralh.r a kingdom. II* wHI return mellow experiences of older people IrF tht young man, laughingly. Invited by. I nsked the snrgeHiil what the venllcl when Ih. fullnens of ttm C*nUle* ba— terested her. At partles_jhe_conld""u»T was and hit'replied, 'Oh, w« have com. In. Though Ihe tlm. of his re- a nod from Shirley's companion, their number, anil It Is |nln«" tti h. turn be unknown, and even drlay.il, nally be found talking to the mothers crosses over In the mood of apology. snd grandmothers of her own genera- 1 Heaven, llxll or llulmkvn hy Christ- let so one mlitifke tb* certainty of tion. This' characteristic, endeared He Is frank and a ilttl* boyish about Inni." This wna the first lime I hml hla coining.. . . • - . . It, Yes, he. had been boldly and un- hfunl the rrniiirk, and lite n«il day I II. Th* Distribution of th* Pounds , Shirley to people. BoUu joung and ahamrdly angling for'the eye of Shir- ..•' old admired her for It. I. eiuuudloti It In a lell«r home. <»• ''I)- . ley Lang. It might sound absurd and • • • • • • - -. .,- It was therefor* true to form that Juvenile to admit It, but It had been THE FEATHERHEADS Put You in Good Humor The.. - pounds rrprrwnl Ctirlst'a l__on Tier visit lo Brown's Glen Shirley so lonit, five years, in fact, since he' Wai-Cra*ed Illrts to hla servants, When Christ as- MOST OP 1W6MPtQSA(JB cended he save fflfl» In mm IBphit. Lang should meet and become interest- had felt (he slightest flutter of Inter- New 8port» Coiit^. ; .';.;.. ed in the gentle and aaguclous per- I WO TOO «6 %m FUNNSS ICVoDtO «WM SO MOCH OQIEP ff slans 4:7-13). To each servant waa est In the flutter of a woman's eye, OiyBft TOO THtJlMMttSf MAUC US OOMCS havut? wmiighl hy year* of enemy oc- to all a certain girt had been ilvrn moment Is to see- bow. different better of htm. It had been live years R)B>T SOU SMkCKifJ A cupation wtien they liberated-village •nd Iherefur* all .wllib*- held- rVsrmo- - sult-or^ensemble enn-be-raade-to- -JaS.Mtoij^^lflne alHde-hliudlvorce^He-had'beengath^ afier ~vtHsge during"tffe7 clnsin« (jnjs while-halretr dignity of his bearing. slblt :fdr Its' use.™ Th* distribution!" froni another. ._ ering hlniself together since." of ths war. And they will rerngnlas was mail* by Ih* sovereign. The ' siult In the picture Interprets that " Hs waa a rKlred bualnets man from It was all so simple. Of conrse, ac- this story. It huppenMl while, one i Ithaca; and M'ai alto at Brown'a Olen •rrvant* did not rhoope ss to whether of striking originality whlrh Is cording to the writing finger of the of the oiilflts of tlm Twcntyseventh Ihey.woiild linv. a gift at all. or even ig such lest to fnshlnns of the Im- for-tbe tienlKii purpmw of regaining long arm of colnddehce, the man was was riwlinit at Avesnes, whlcb hail bis strength after an Illness, Us amount It was also a purposeful at« moment Not In its design* Raymond Harbor. He had heard of just lii*n taken from the (Jorumos distribution. They were Io put their icarf line, or In Its unlnue three- Like most old people, he took fin Shirley In those two weeks before his after fuur yenrs of qiTiiimtlun, An gifts In use during his shame*. What front fastening 01 In Its nuve: Immediate fancy to Shirley Lang. She father's death. He even had her let- Anirrlrnn rnrpornl, who hod been the' nobleman demanded waa faithful* e| can this stunning ensemble be did not treat him with the usual kind ter and postcard to the old gentleman tlircMiuh much nghtlng wlthnul a ocas. . ... rded u lacking in Imagination. " of deference that ground Into his con- tucked nwiiyin his packet of precious acruti'h, was killed by a stray, shell sciousness the fact that Age had shunt- burst. "\ • • -III. Tha Raballlsus Clllini* (v. 14). scarf, which Is so lncenl.nii.lj mementos. They hated him and sent mniaen- ed him; tp-llfe's sidelines. Shirley The cnrporal was a Rna soldier, a n,through the tabs on the JuikeL Lang met older people with deference The wooing and-the mating of Shir- |ers aftnr him, notifying him of their ally a part of the blouse and HH ley and llaymond Is not the point of man of French duscenl who spoke ths refusal to b* subject to him. This and yet without the broad kind of rev- language. He bad, nmllw frlond* In he bell-slmped sleei'eikhlch show ^ ereocelthat makes youth-so often selt thin story. ' t i •,•_'. pictures (he unbelief of th* Jew* after lively beneath the dotn sleeve, "The I'oiigj' long^rro Isj ~ the Tilings,, was or the (Jslhnllc faith, Chris!'* ascension, and IhJUr' repodl- .conscious In' Its treatment of old age. M It w»si.decidei d tt> bury him In tin e color scheme Is decidedly up to To Shirley, CoTTInel Harbor was a mel- So.much ftr-the pattern it the sit- ation of hi* rule. II alan plctores In* uoraent, the (hln wiwilen of .which uation. Scarcely the one to cntch up lo|ocuc l church yard. uiiD«llevlng world In Its iiatred. oad |low, Interoitlnj. witty old gentleman 1 A French priest was fnu.ni) for His mit Is tailored being In the Sery with funds of' experiences growing the thread of these two lives Into tlio njecllon of Christ. ' emerald preen. The blmioe with out of a.full lifetime, and a wisdom same fabric.. An old colonel at peace 1tX> NOWLlSTtN, service lining very short handed, with IV. Ths Aceountlng. (vv. wonky scarf_collar _ond nwHllnh_ AWrTUMO FONNV only a few Americana In Ihe village, j ' Its crrlVliily (v" Jn hla grave mlglithave chuckled at -WAT SHOWS NNVf-^DO 1 U i —that-tomew-wlth-lntelllgent-nniturttyr KMOW WMAT5 FUWMV four tlormnn prisoners w«re luriKill Christ will surely bring every one Io slceies "ts~ of belie * lint crepe the weaving fingers of tlmet In more \bJuCGC3TMO They hicame great friends. They waji than onejtjnlgbt.hav< gcatlfled, out la <]l| th* gr^v* mid curry tb* I »cc«iml for th* uso m.de of hi* gifts. 1 ~ jtsrjofejher on mej^nny>aie of WC the oW eye*, long since asreepvto'ie* Jt'R'.W 3 airiiniI.oriAualr«!ra,na-r«»inn*y , ~' --— — veranila, walked'through the' quiet old the eyes of these two, Shirley and Hied as guard uf liiiimr Tli* Illtls ri'bsillnn, but (Iml never fown muutlrc flls* excuaa ID- old gentleman of his promise,, A reply women hititt be ttdtht to be sober, hla ursllHes, -fllipehsriijnuailce'tn ' i -crtnsed bltguilt, .[la Is called wfekeA—- " came la • short note from a woman Wd the young men are exhorted to qwn way, A soliliifjfj lough appear- To fail to uio our opportunities to who signed herself Deborah Harbor, aobermlndedness—perhaps for the rea- serve Christ Is th* basest wlckednessi sister of the coloneL The old gentle- son that in the nature of the case "Hplke" gave the man th* look — (3) Stripped of th* pound (w. man had died In his sleep, two weeks they were more strongly tempted to whirl) quailed «en ihe stoutest. 24-20). , To fall to _us« .one's gift* means to after bis return home from Brown's go wrong in that-matter than othi "Whnl do you wantr ,—• - geea. Thetonch den. lv- It Is a comprehensive word, worthy lose- them. On* of th* losses of the "8lr, I want la gel out orthe tanks," next world will be the dtprivaUoa of ra follows the fasulon, for bfowa ~ So touch for the rather wistful little of the special s£udy of the" 'classes Awed silence, while everyone walled Utra smart color for sprin£™™ Incident of this friendship between an_ mentioned—the - old folk snd the' what w* now have. 1 for the stornL Io break,, * aps no onj «yltng. detaircaa • . ....____ .44 gestUemsn and a young girl which young folk.—Bishop p, FlUgeratd. Then the colonel, wlih ominous eater claim to origlnsJIty than "< had taken place during a pair of weeks calm: "Ob, you do. What's th* mailer M«t BaltlewWhli Evtt a-season's-settrf nsckllnea. -Tba^—~- la a qoltt-dd country »pot-sn»oBg-tbe- — '— SUr~Caaat*nattoas~; " with th* tsnksr -_— - —Evil nev.r^surrenders- Its bold with- tlng thing:' about them is that i foothills of Pennsylvania^ Some of the better known, conrtells- "Sir, I bate heard yon ar* to ba In out a sore light We never pass into re io devised they admit or ba- The long arm of coincidence. It* lions of the start are: Andromeda, command of them.1; any Spiritual Inheritance through tha rn In any number of ways, sc- " moving; Baser seeming to write, now ths chained Jady; Caariopels, lady Second lieutenants lenjied about fur- delightful exercises of a picnic, bat *> tio the whin of the wearer:- ir swings tbrougb'tlnte and space.-—~- seated" In ~chiIr7"hoTdlng''up" arms "in ttretr'for-' exits.' Era~tile "colonel way* tbroug»~the--grlm contentions eC - If amaxlnc what can be aVmsj' Ten years later, a trim, capable, supplication; Aqulls. eagle; Auriga, was a bit taken aback, for a moment th* battlefield. Every faculty which hew artful adjustable scarfs. alert-eyed woman In ber early thirties waggoner; Cygnns, swan; Lyra, lyre} If seeme&,.ne might be vWted by i wins Its spiritual freedom does as> at twinkling-of an eye, they'can Is seated la a restaurant'In a bury Pegasus, winged horse; Sagltts, ar- stroke, TIMB be milled. tfi* pdes of blood.-X H. Jowett. Jeuvered so u to cbaog* the tnslnea section of _JJ*w- Tork dty, row; Una ltajor. great bear; Aquari- "Dont Ilk* me, do you." aspect,of the, enstume. lonchlng with aoother alert young us, water bearer; Cents Major, great •No. glr." _AMsaM BonUsh i- CI1ERIB N1CHOLA wowaa of bar same type. They ar* dog; Cror, eras; Orion, great bant- "All right," MM UM eoiontt.' -rat One staff aids a traveler, hot a bnsv obviously business womea. 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^ - THF fttANTORD aTIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MAY 7, 193t vttb and' tsteti-WM tun Winners Selected in at tbe schools (or many jean, as ecav lbs ductertedd by MiMiess «dmond. Mrs. Frank- eaaons «ere Mottled. One WomeD Singers Please Contrsxt Oismpionship n F Or. F.-& OUpuv asking reasons tor tbe ttn declared aOaOMM Umond WOMM M b» A «al»o of slam hands featured m well-suluu** and bapw in th« nn»»w po-transfer, which Mr. Cloud said thtbe contract faine.in the president should answer. The •Tee* ID Spring Rental tlon. 8bb « madde a plal** Ior a CRANFORD newMiaWpiatt. •, . cusalon. ctitictstog those who attacked ant letters of protest aaalnst Vhi Noted Guest Solont Also Con- proved themselves such b£ the board. , ... these slams toperfecUon, ,3ul « re- prom Mia* Mmond, a letter was re- 6-0444 tributes to Success of Ail- Mr. Cloud (ben offered a motion to mained for a pair who toUW" joslmd in which shee denied the rignrifJrt 6=Q44_£ lr thru of tat gamut to bid a ggrana rescind the transfer setton. bat it s' -rural—€oncert Tuesday 7 t way JNo run oniy yba toanefet^Ber-troai the M ASS 7nortle**--•>*••* TW^*™1".? accurat» ~ e way. JNo potttonNrropenrisini principal. She i bid Uite higtef it. A recess of ten minutes was then Night. -' •-•- -1 .: Eut-Wtil pair bid UlU called and half of those present left Matrred tbe rltnt to bar* tbe seUon Ti.t Choral of Cranlerd thin' a unaSU!amL_Three teams did tbe meeting. The remainder waited uilewad in "the proper way. • w "in *-MeUer»t concert the not bid it at all.' t.^.fiti'. school Tnesusy night, This Mrs Robert C. MUler with an above 1 .. •„•„• .««»' «*»on of the society,, average standing of HH I* *••**»>« i:.ii Tu--siayt conctrt Was one of the of ftrrt plact at iae conclusion « the ! X-; it Jasmrerf-d." The program was un games which were played in the Lawn Mowers Sharpened By Electrateen Process I OTS of perplexing prob- • »<::.<:.v.-«ii and »eii-rxecut«d, and lournry. Mrs. MlUer played in an ten ' >« h?ar« by » '-wje and attentive au- games and only twice did she fail to AHIUfiAM SMUMOS Btmra lem* when you're plap- win either first or second position. Pour GENERAL AND '" Ai;»H Jw.F5 the soloist, met with a times, she was urnnt place an* tour 8PBINO' • mm «'*», which was thoroughly times in second. Mrs.' t. C, Blgelow BLACKSMITH aurrtM 8EBVICK ning to build. Talk it Avni-J br+* contributed much to playtag consistently wcU In nine gsmesj tnua iw a;unic aucensvof'the evening, and «f an .above average score oM«0 to over with us. We'll see that las irbrrm! «ilh encores. Mr. Jones win second, place. Samuel Prttchett B. J. EICHHNGER i a* j rtbtut tenor voice of operatic nntshcd third with an average score of Theae Otsaterd t>UM CRANFOKO, N. J. , qjs;:n whwh has been admirably 7M Prlffl cups for the winners have 3* HIGH BTUBT you get just what you need— iirird aiid nhich he uses without ef- been "ordered and are being «*raved. ,-a H*< selections included numbers Presentation will be made next Wed- at n price that's right. Our 'j .i J.ui:an. Frri-.ch; German and Eng- nesday evening at the Casino when the ' ..A md ihomed much versatility game "HI be plajedto qualify two pair Pet*»" fJiUth. barltone,"who assisted to play in the. North Jersey Contract advice may mean a saving. with cw'of- the choral numbers, hat champlorjship.whlch wUl.be played In i^-> i nix voice.-especiaUy In the low- East Orange the week following. er rnutrr. and" it'would be pleasant Next•• week's game will be scored In bMUi-luoi.sa.soio dlHerent...fa*Mon,.;ironi. tho«!J»hlc 1 1 v ^-V*»tnJ -*VI«-l *-TU *. IV it",** *V* £ 1 have been played as part o fthe tour

u[> ",o ihf unia] high standard, which board-a-nwtch contest which is con- a at credit to the town. Such an a sidered the best test of ability. It Is Kc^at'on is valuable In fostering mil slK> very Interesting inasmuch as th- «MA1 lii.lf. and its suifport should b liaere sheet accompanies the board and fj'conjsdered a duty; and.a/pleasufe. Sey an-immediate comparison »f resultsi.ls •'Mil if its lams last Tuesdayreceived possible as scores are entered on-the. x>. enthusiastic a reception U»f they sheet. 1% Is expected that most of those r * mx-atfd. and all were In who hfve participated In, the series ,_» ^tudSdss8tepi< U»n Andrews, the director, has the the match point game Following in order after the three - y uparate groups, of voices under good wthners-abaver-ln the averages .for the Qnlylhe BEST Meat is good enough for your children and dedrioa Miss Florence Sansom, scries come the following who are all tbe experienced accompanist, and Miss above average the points given: Mrs. Earn Schafer. who assited. did their Samuel Prltebetti 723; Mrs. Howard or for yourself. The reputation of this market has been part toward the evening's success; and Park, 643: Wllllani Coan, 576; Mrs. May Anderson. Marianne Thermann. Thomas Stephens, 56T, Mrs. Friend B made on QUALITY MEAT. With warm weather here, May Schlndler and Emille Uhllg, the Oilpin. 533; Mr. and Mrs. Edwsrd San- htgh sopranos, contributed an obligate torn each with 499; Mr and Mrs..M. A. play SAFE—buy at to the latt number. Craig, each with 436; Mr and Mrs. pttoTTWaif_anaX"B. Maiaand as- C"A Stewart, each ullh 397; Mrs. J. ilsled as ushers, and Weston Lennox Boss Bates, 376: Paul Crispin, 236 Toj tun the tickets. The platform was scores In the final game were made by charmingly decorated with marguerites, Mrs Miller and Mrs aigelow playing LLOVELANBc SONS *hi!# *pi«a and rose-colored tulips, North-South, and by Mr and Mrs The IRVING all irrr Kay and" sprtfw^tte ana tn Stewart" playing East-West keepins with the light colors of the K<< ' 1344 NORTH AVE.E. I CRANFORD, N.J. sinsers' attire. The program follows: BOARD 8TANH8 PAT ON d*y Little Star) (Ponce- SUPERVISOR'S THANBFEB MARKET Treharne): Allah's Holiday (Prtml- Rirgtrri; This Flower You Oave Me— (Continued from Page One) CHARLES KURTZ, Prop. JPHONE from -Carmen" (Blsetl. by the Choral concluded "We appeal to the con. SERVICE SATISFACTION science of this board and the spirit o: Aria—Una FurUva Lagrtma—from trusteeship Its members should feel 24 Union Ave., N. Cranford tTEUslr dfAmore" (DonlietU); Aria— Wo ask you to rescind the abrupt, un- Questa O Quella—from "Rlgoletto" Telephones: Cranford 64260-64)393-64)394 •Verdlt; by Allah Joaes. kind, unfair and discourteous action Wipe away the stigma1"of this pre-elec- (Glen Ridge 24300) r lAxtmmft Ride (Shelleyl; Wynken tion plot to do awny with Miss Ed BKntm and Nod (Ethelbert Nevin); mond" i M**** by'toe CboraU with Edna Y- Schafer as aVKisilDs; pianist. —Then questions began to roll in (rom every part of the room After Mr. ZwNtnung (Strauss); Le Secret Willse/s answer which was grcetet • Paure*; Dweller' In Dreams (Uade- :. leine CUrk Walther): A Madrigal (Vic- with hoots, Mr 8tlmpson stated as far tor Harris*: by. Allan Jones, as he knew, there In no deliberate plan "IT PAYS TO PLANT aulun Street-Song INaughty Marl- to get fid of Miss Edmond He declared r!ja> iHerbcrt-Trlnkaus); By the Bend his only reason In favoring the action ibe, ,teft. lEdwant-Dcl-i): ' ' Is his belief that the school sjstem 11 raid-be headed by~a mail - Replying Jdj (CKip«nin»t brihtrChorai-- to & question by "Mr Barrett, TOr. Stlmpson admitted "perhaps the oc RETVBUCAN. CLUB HOLDS tlon was a bit hasty", but he added hi I. Perennials" IVTEBESTTKO MEETING would not change his stand NEW COAL PRICES . iCcntlnued from pagel) As other residents spoke In favor A. A. Smith twd writhdrawn peUUon of Miss Edmond. more questions were filed' for him as candidate tor Justice asked, but none vas answered, other ttf the-Prace-namlnaUon-for the reason than by-Mr -Wlllsey's statement-thi —Do you wish your family to have perennial income? that he is a member of the 3rd District the supervising principal Was being Ejection Board and thereby Is barred transferred for the good of the svstcm. from being a ^candidate. Two names Some speakers extolled the Cranford Then it will pay you to implant your Life Insurance were approved by the dub for writing schools' educational record ana all $13.00 in one ticket. Messrs. August Behnert lauded Miss Edmond. Among those and Karl JuuL who protested the transfer action were; STOVE.: -holdings-in-a-Irust-Eund, : . „ Surrogate George H. JbnnslonT whols Mr. .and Mrs. O. K. Hastei, Fitd~3.; a candidate for nomination to succeed Denning, C. J. Leach, Mrs. Elizabeth bimsrir was present and gave a short Rice, Mrs George H. Bates, Robert C. NUT '—As Trustee, we would collect your 'insurance and in- talk on ihenVMlL of the office as car- Northcult; Godfrey Haas, Mr. and Mrs. 13.25 rie^ on Bflrier, bis administration dur- Eugcnej Towlcr, Harold • I._ Raskins, ms .which courtesy and service, coupled Francis Hansel," JoKn IWIey and Ches- vest the proceeds in good income-yielding securities, and with strict business management, had ter A. Lansing. been the absolute rule of the'office/ Mr W. B. Williams claimed the board ^ tsjbfcb, sppreclated should ^not be impeached. jqrj'dolnK -,—pay--theincome to those you have named.- -=.--,,. from the applause he had. «hat Is right". C F. Manchon claimed The resulir meeting of the club, now the board (ias many supporters In its the first - Wednesday night of each action, while F. S. Franklin and E. L; rtwnth. *m» alter dJjcoslan changed Ferguson, also stated- there, tuts'been. —Ydu can decide in advance how long this arrangement" to the second Wednesday night, the A Special Cash Discounrof-Sl'.OO PerTon"Wut-Be i maia reason bring that the first Wed- ADVERTISING AGENCIES MEROP Allowed on These Prices for Payment Within Ten Days shall continue and when the principal shall finally be nesday sometimes falls too close to the LitUehale-Bumham-Rossiteri Inc of firs of the month. which company Paul B. Ltttlehale ot From Pate of Delivery PROVIDED THAT ALL DUE : Attention was called to a- change In Cranford Is the. head, and Hicks, paid over by~us. the law restrains the jiftmary vote by Clarke & Company will continue to de- velop Its specialization In Industrial ad- BILLS ARE PAID. " - -. •v. which a vote*-must watt two years to chiate-b&^rimary party vote Instead vertising as a'untt of Uttlehale-Burn- ham-Rosalter, Inc. ol one year as at present. Prices Sabjeet tn Change Without Notice —If in the rejeantime, family emergencies arise, parts of member* were elected. K. L, Hicks, president or Hicks, Clarke tt Company, has.been elected an officer and director, of LitUehale- the principal can be withdrawn to take care of them if Complete Plans for Burnham-Rosslter, Inc. The- Ricks, V Ful Your Bins NOW ,. Smoker Next Friday Clarke & Company personnel and~bujr^ I- .-, you so arrange. | - - ness have .removed to the combined WHILE offkfes at"l7j Fifth avenue. A i"W* sakle ot Ucketa has been re- pmftWWsmoteFinlch tbe Crai- THELOWEST PRICES IN YEARS ARE lN^EFFECT" ford Republican Club will present next —Why not come in some time and let us tell you more Prtday erraSg. May 15, In the Fire Bouse. Tbere will be boxing and JERSEY ASPARAdUS Phone CRanford 64)013. wrestling exhibitions, arranged for by about this, popular form of family protection? Oeortr Ward, as well as other enter- PEEK FREANS CRISP BREAD tas&meDt, Smokes wUl be distributed. FO» .. . *. m Ctountj- sad local ranmrlatfi have been • TOMATO JtnCE COCKTAIL cnSrd to attend and sive short ad- dresas. wiifcfa will be limited to COAL OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY round'"of three "minutes for'each. SOUR PITTED CHERRIES ^GBANFORDTRUSTGOIVIPANY- 'xvketsa»SOcents"eachandmaybe Kcured from any of Uxe f oUowlns ot RYE CRISP - . tbe Committee: T. J. McLaug! Oeonje WardV A. A, Smith.. Edward MISSION ORANQE v BradK James K. Warner, James O. Bests and Robert K. Ysutey. J.H.McMAHON Coal. Lumber, Moon Materials and Trim IGtuUliV Toe aasr ptnem*em* thlathlakk co-oco-op«np > - ' HiglvGrade Grocer C«a cauMi la rolai tataiMfiMfhh a r*. ttw «tkw Ml» »aat PIUSHS CBaatea (•IMa-t.uU ttit »>tO*tll>lU|1il'U»IIMlL»Mt

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