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PRICE FIVE CENTS Don’t Mention 2n d N u r s e Victorious Here It F o r C h i l d LOIZEAUX SLATE WINS lignite cnf.^nai over the .political situation. Tuesday rJght. He rushed Into th® office cet ‘ fdwBIBSV Howard J. 8ioy, ob H y g i e n e MOSTUlt-NOMINATIQNS. tained primary 'flection" returns rbr County ConHHittee Makeup In- ■ several' districts and telephoned ’R e Hale and Schnabel Have Little publican headquarters.” He read off Board of Health Approves Project Doubt, Although IndicatiotLS Difficulty F or Township Com- 1—the- distr-iet- returns—and . then asked Arranged by State Depart- Are For Loizeaux Local Men Nominated jrhittee; Fort Wins Here to talk to John J. Molson, head o£ the m enf of Health Loizeaux organization, with which LufL- SEVERAL EXPECTEDTO— EASCjQE r u n s s e c o n d •TB’gn is affiliated.- He learneff only-then PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN ASPIRE TO CHAIRMAN ON ASSEMBLY TICKET -t'.mr. l-.a had given' the -rival daap.-flw TOO NUMEROUS FOR ONE results, it aepefldinm whiclrtslda—of- Tuesday’s \ primary ' erection - -the lence yoirare when you say ’'Re Aeeebtanao—ef- a pvdast » « » » .< the change o f pan of the ir.sinber^hl’y Btesy-virtorite^tor Township teemen Benjamin Hale and Harry al publican headquarters.” through th e. State .Department cf of the .Republican county committee of ■the township but apparently left tho "Srlmabel over—the—thli’d' Republlean liseglth to add smother nurse to; the ■candidate, PYank J. .LaTora,, marked - Compliments generally bring q come- group as evenly divided as it wqs last township’s chid fcygiens work was j’fiesday’s quiet primary election. Other-: taok. Last' week this column meation- year and_Ahe year previous. Unless voted Wednesday night by the Board wise, the chief note in the election was ^aao-pralse. .Paid tor the efficient work committee members are persuaded of Health with the stipulation.that the the -taking of the township by the Loi- .: : of Patrolman Larry Treger on Boutel®. ilS K S k their party factional.oonnec- I-aiMhlpu is not tubecome permanent. ~ aeatfsi county group, whioh fell last i However, the quotation regarding Hill Mens, it la probaKe-Ba&i tl:s..aommiDs. Health Officer Samuel M. Jowltt said year before the' Fasooe faction. - i side being “permitted” to break up tee wlll .vdto one way :or the other M the projeot would last at lessiLtfeoUgh f r a n k lin w . fo r t . ffale was hlgh map with 1908’ votes, speedlrtg and other traffic ..violations to 14, or even be deadlocked a .1937, and possibly Into 1933. _ George followed by Schnabel with V&2S. LaTofa was taken up wrong in some places. last yepr at the start, Joto 18, W. Herlleh, president of the. board, trailed with 759. Hale and SchnabeLin Let us assure you that Treger and other, According to the election laws, the raised ' the question of whether the WPA Sewing November wffi oppose former Oomfflh- officers are pennitted to hand out tick township would find the additional ser bounty committees must organize, their municipalities Monday, and the ■teemaxL-Arthur T. Lee and ^William ets—there Is'nothing restraining them vice so necessary' when the project ends Oraniey, wh,o won the DemboraHl: nomi - but good driving. . that It would have to continue it at Its Union. County..committees win organ Project Will ize Tuesday. The ldcations-Qf the Hill--j inatisns without opposition. \ ^ f . I own expense as it did when the child I Hale was high man in ten of the fit/ ■ One of the most imusual cases of _ side meetings had not beetfanhounbod .hygiene service was started. teen districts. Schnabel was first fq:’ terest in a county committee battle to newspapers up to yesterday after- - Miss soiiurig Taxed . Reduce Relief four. LaTora was. high only^ in one wad the contest Tuesday in the fif H Jowltt said the State Board of Health distrlot, the eighth. In all districts but teenth-district. There, were. 9.48 Repnh- felt the township should avail Itself of Ijightecn Families Expected To complexion Uncertain .: the eighth Hale and Schnabel divided ytean yotes east, e f which three -ballots the offer because Of the-laige pre-school On- th.6..snrface It appears nrbbable Be Remoyed from the Rolls; r HENR,Y G. NULTON_ DONALD U. McLEAN first anfl second . positions between wens' thrown "out as void. • The official tabulation here which is becoming-tooj that the Roizeaux, nr Regular Qrgigt. them.’. ■ Seek W hite Collar W ork •• vets for the'two candidates totaled 238. large for Miss L-itian M. So-ttung, child zation ’group, can organise the com-l -* Hlllsidefs who won the Republ l nomination for. Congress and cminty Pascoe Popular which is seven lets than the number of hygiene nurse, to ha&die adequately, mlstee. However, last year the otherl clerk; respectively. I „ Except for the personal popularity Approval, for a 1A1JPA sewing project ballots lKft._Threo of the seven ballots Dr. BSnry j. Kcnzeimann, department faptfon, aligned with the Organization to take eighteen families, off Jhe relief Which enabled Herbert J. Pascoe to run had-biit a ' single bullet rote, nothing physician, sai£~anot&er nurse is not an Republican League, scented to have the| faY ahead’ of his running mates-and rolls was voted Wednesday night by. the else: one for Governor Harold G. Hoff absolute necessity now, but that thM majority but was unable. to-elect elminate ■ Nicholas A. Tomasulo of toe Township Committee after Mrs, Sarah Legion Plans Released Here, man, another for Franklin W. Fort, [.project would do muoh good at this I chairman. ,, ...- • ,' Loizeaux'Assembly slate, toe Loizeaux V.’ Ackerman, women’s personnel man both oqndidates for delegates at large, time.. Ha added that he believed eoo-1 Since Earl Ossenfort, the retiring group, had little trouble In toe township i j j i j another only a vote for Anthony J. ,__ ^ AondfflQnstwould improvtsuffg: ager lor this distrlot, had outlined plans. I Chairman, did hot jrun for reelection Poppy Sale Is Rearrested In -that bracket. Thomas Williams gave Salvadpre for Congress. Of the remaln- olently before the project ends to make Henry G. Nulton. of this township a The sewing room will be In the same as a district-leader, the Loizeaux group . lag four baUots at-least one had votes .continuation of a sgcond nurse here un* I will have to agree on some other candl- close race for oo-jnty clerk beforo losing, building ss the ,*1308^61161 offices are Plazs for^toe sale ol.poppies for the Releases last night on ’a charge oi for both. Candidates. This very high necessary. The. board finally voted to /date. David Gonzer, who was. oltair- 916 to 878-, with .Robert- J. .McNair trail 'maintained. The. sawiffg done will be -benefit of disabled veterans'ic the hos- driving in Hillside after his license had percentage of votes for county commit accept with the minutes containing a’ of the executive eonimittee for' the ing 'With 413 votes and Kenneth T. teeman was polled despite the fact that distinct fdeiihg that the.additional ser •tides 8f VSlothhlgthat pita* at Mliiington were made Wednes been fevoked, William Hi QrOUoh. 26l :ffiSS. The project Ilasl ysav. is expected to be an aspirant Mair with 137. the candidates1' ftanjes were on the bot- vice should not continue after the end' day night at^ of 60 Barker road, Blzabeth, was im ■iglnally planned several months'for Ossenfort’s place, but there is no Ar. indioation- that experience in . tom o f tlie right hand column where of the project. This is for the guidance den-Looker Post, 60, American Legion, mediately rearrested by Elizabeth for office and better-known names ago before rdief was returned to mm '- ; certkinty that he can. get the Loizeaux and its. auxiilary, at Schmidt’s Holly mapy- persons foil-to vote. of future health-boards.. improper registration and driving while more to do with votes here than toe eipalltles. V _ . support. He sought it last year unsuo- wood Hall, 266 Hollywood aver.qe. Tie. not licensed-. Judge Emil A. Herrlgel Miss Sottuug reported making 298 cessfully. who else the group might factional affiliations is the fart that Mrs. Ackerman urged toe committee drive will start tomorrow and and Mem- LeRoy Hoesly, victorious in the ooun- Visits during the.iast month, out of 798 last night - gave .ills verdict, dismissing Freeholders Charles L. Bauer, Jr. and [to submit a number of white collar back for chairman is not known^H driai’ Day. ty committee contest iff the third dis persons on her visaing list. J3he said the complaint because there was -no Fetor H Meisel, both 6n toe Pascoe [projeots to the WiPA and offered her Mrs. Louisa A. Kirkman, who trict,, tells of his approaching a woman there was an attendance of 180 at the - Ail toe proceeds will go for toe pene- proof that Crouoh was hi jffiieide. He slate,, led in the township. Freeholder aid outlining constructive and worth- feated by Ossenfort last year for chair near 4die polling plao^ and handing her Baby Keep-Weli.-..Statlo&.. at Hurfian- fit of .tile disabled men. Members was arresteq on North Broad street RiOMard J. Hartlgan, a member of toe |while types of work to be. included, man, may seek the post again this year, his Card, 1 •Looker .School, of which 143 were .Sables pointed out that while they will be opposite Beechwood -place, where' one Lplzeaux slate, came in third, toe same based on similar projects in other mun- I but may not stay in the picture if her •'Td appreciate your support,” he said, under, one -year of ags. Fifteen chilli receiving toeff ffonu<.sftbrtlyr.toe wel Side , of the street, is in .Hillside and ff the c mty. dpallties.' The sewing projeot will ■ cost | newly elected ^ co-Iead^r, Clarence E. the ether in Elizabeth. “I wouidait • vote for you-under any dren were reported inununizedjgainst fare work among the disabled has to I. Qovemor Alfred M. Landon won over the township a maximum of 3656 for Kremer, gatns haeldEg for a reported oontiSiis aa’d hoped that the public will condition,’’. she said angrily. ■ diphtheria and seven, against whccping . Judge HarrigBl fined.Fehx Hi Dobrsyn Senator Wiijia mB. Borah for toe Re- •ent, heat, light and..power, in lieu of boom for chairman. Ibis not; believed “Wliy nqMifc, CoUgh. Twelve were vaccinated against continue its supppft ns ir. the- peit. The 24; of Kulpihont, Fa:„ $25 for not having publicaa presidential preference byi L coctrlbutten as toe sponsoring body. either would battle with the other to V. F. W. -drive ii in charge of Frank “Hundreds of reasons." smallpox .Seventeen defects were his coal delivery-ticket. Joian Sohicis:- I more toan 3 to 1 here.. The vote was - To Confer With Reich run for -dhairihan. Former Freeholder "Name, oner ' __ .found and eleven corrected, she skid.. 14 Tore, .assisted bY Albert Dion and nis, 42, of 2J8 Bright street, was fined 1868 to 531. Few .personal choices were K S lilR lo m e -comments were made tieRoy G. Hoesly, another new member; J. P. Kiing. "The way |®?hSpfflsa the Haupt- Other Diseases $6 on a siiarge of being druidt and dis- made. According to toe tally sheets, a that the services-of the township attor- niay have aspirations, too, it is said, ■*nafin'‘ oa36.** '* . • JOWitt- reported 29 oases • of mumps, |orderly. A’ reekleas driving jeharge dark horfe ’was highest among toe necessajry_ in drunken driving Several committee members have said against Leo Geriach, 40, of 1161 Liberty The good lady'mistook Hoesly for the '©' of scarlet fever, 13 of chioker.pcx, personal choices: Arthur Littae, who it-. a proseoutor, •• the oommittee they have been asked to back John d| .Governor! 59 nine. .af. whooping eqi^hrrliwiv-nfr-tMhBP-- Candidates Convey avenqe, was dismissed. Daniel ff. Ver* ceived five votes in the fifteento dis- dsoidsd to wait .until next ..week befbre La)pp, Jr., at present the treasurer of Gen, 35, of _8 Krotik place, Irvington, , Oui-OSis,/. fbU|., of measles, one each of ■tict. Former President Herbert Hoover deciding whether1 to accept .the rScom- the committee, for the chairmanship] Was released also on a. charge of leav i-pneuinnniacsnd- German aaaslss -and [got four votes in the same district, and mendatlon of Dr. Jerome J. Reich, for apparently as a dark horse entry. - Thanks To Voters ing his ear oh a sidewalk, as there were ]-eight„dog bites. He reported making Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg two. mer township physioian, that no prose Duffy Unseated no witnesses for toe state. He said he New Seale For eight dairy Inspections and 42 store President Franklin D. Roosevelt had at cutor be required “in toe future, as a The Democrats are not expected to : May. X, through^your paper, thank all inspections during the month. He rec had had an accident and could not least one Republican supporter, as he matter of economy. Dr. Reioh will be argue over their officers. They had theaters and the workers who sup move the ear before police arrested ommended that several persons receiv received a vote in the fifteento district, asked tomeet with the committee Wed hard contests Tuesday as some Repub ported me .at the primaries last Tues him — . . . School Rental ing aid from the township be assigned fUfred E. Smith was toe choice of two nesday to diseuss toe question. On Dr. licans had. The election saw Hoesly day. , J Jessie Muhgnug, of Springfield, was to cleaning up the area near the storm thirteenth distrtot Republicans and Col. Rjito’s assertions last (year that such unseat James D. Duffy, 138 to 73, in I appreciate their -continued confi given a suspended sentence on charges sewer flume used temporarily during Frank_Knox was written in by a voter The Board of Education adopted the cases were not being handled adequate -the Third Distrlot,-WMle Mrs, Elizabeth dence in me as one of their representa of having no registration or driver’s ii- recommended new schedule of service the winter for dumping of refuse and Wilkes was retaining her leadership ifl the second distrlot. Otherwise no ly- the committee, assigned Township tives on the Totvnship Committee. iense in her possession and passing a personal choices were made. and rental charges for the use of school now the -object. Of a number of com (Attorney Sigurd A. Emerson to drunken with a 119 to 94 victory oyer Mrs. Lou - * a Yours very truly ~ plaints. airMffife ’ A warning of a Heavy fine Fort Leads Hoffman buildings Monday night at an adjourn driving cases. Luthepauer. Gonzer defeated Felix Ben Hale. tor ahether offense was given, after the ed meeting following a conference. In Dlstler, 128 to1 T'7, and Mrs. Hannaii Franklin W. Fort ousted Governor ...Emersonj5UbmltteilA.lisiLOf tax title defendant had given an explanation. Harold b. Hoffman as one of -the four ■ some eases the rates'have not been in liens on' which the owners have made Reach nosed -put-Mrs. Mary F. Shafc« Bougies .McLean, 38. of 1038 Bertram creased mush,.while in others they hef, 108 to 100,' In the fifth district, . Arthur ,T. Lee and William Craniey, leaders for delegates at- large to toe Senior Class no effort to pay. He ’recommended ■ B e e , union," pai8~$6: W& drunk and Republican convection here, receiving a have been doubled on the theory’ that mediate action, through foreclosure Mrs. Gertrude Nuse retired Mrs, De .chosen the Democratic -nominees for disorderly charge. the Township Oommittee, desire bo Vote of 1306 to Hoffman’s 1007. The more -revenue should come into the where, necessary. The list was-referred lilah Rhodes, in the sixth district, *4i school funds to compensate for .open In Washington I to 87, and Charles1 Hilbert was voted thank the voters and workers for their Governor was a poor fifth here, state to £,e finance • committee for reoom- Oominltteeman George O. Warren, Jr, ing the schools to many funotions. mendatisEs. . in in place of Charles Zweidinger in support at the Primary election. Officers Chosen and Senator Charles E. Loizeaux had . The board agreed on the transfer of 1 One hundred fourteen members of the seventh, 67 to. 66. Victor G. Rostel 3r. Jerome J. Reich from the High was reelected In the eighth district with trouble in the township winning the Senior class left the High School LeRoy G. Hoesly Wishes to thank the School to -the Hillside Avenue School 76 votjg against 65 for Rollen Cobb and By Thespian Club -f -the opposition slate of candidates by. bus Wednesday morning, for ithe aa- voters of the third district for’ the and of Dr. Milton M. mien from the 50 for Peter Arlauckas, who made for Sixth district delegates to toe con nual Washlcgxm trip. They WEI re “ovejfwhelmlng majority- given" to him Hillside Avenue School to the High remarkable showing as a ‘‘sticker" ca vention. Warren received 1304 votes and turn tomorrow night. in the county committee contest. The Thespian Oiub,- dramatic group .School So avoid duplication of duties, as dldate. Ethel Miller was reelected the?e Loizeaux 1386, against;: 712 for Edward A stop was made at Annapolis Wed t Franklin Memorial M. E. Church, Q\_ mien is the high school 'athletic On Top over Helen Goldstein, 06 to 71. B, Twothbiy and 538 for C, Benson W ig- nesday afternoon. Visits lo various Mrs. Gr^ce E. Greene, reelected Re elected officers for the ensuing year at physician. Mrs. Maria Thompson was reelecteffta ton. Robert A Trimble; Borah candl1 buildings and places of -interest in publican • county committeewoman in its annual meeting Monday evening as Supervising Principal Arthur G, the eleventh district, 98 to 78, over Mrs. date for delegate, trailed with S4^ votes. Washington, ,gs well as to Mt. Vernon, the twelfth district Tuesday, desires to follows* LeRoy Harrison, president; J. woodfield and William M, Raphael Anna Nichols. Hi one of1 the most seri Likewise, Gol. Paul Debeyoite/SratUlslcfe are ;on the program being carried out. thank the voters for their support. ’Wendell Stegner, vice president; Anne were named to represent the board June ously contested battles, Thomas T. New- and Mrs. Helen Haines Wgbdhiff won A sw W M g party is amoBg-the-plaa».; jO’esttnan, secretary and Franklin W. 5 at the State Hoard meetingiin Tren-' bold defeated George, H, Parsons in the easily ova Mrs. KatherUte V. Beatty A stop at.-Valley p »g e will be made The undersigned take this means, of Haskell, treasurer. Ail-had served the tPff. Hiring of-an instrumental music fifteenth district, 181 to 107. and John K. Cloud for iuternates, 1263 tomorrow on the return trip. Miss thanking the Republican voters of the preceding year but Miss ’Westman whet teacher for the next sohpol yean for Other G, O. P. Results ahd 1180 to 688 and 768. Vera Edgar, chief class advisor, Miss Fourth District, for their .loyal support succeeds Miss Viola Ipdeler. Mrs. Ag- f 1-400 a year was authorized. Disous- Other Republican results were: First Senator W. Warren .-Barbour had Jit-' Rosine Boyd, Mrs. Evelyn F, Bailey, at the Primary election. We thank you Biazier of Hillside. was elected sion on- the’ —subjeot W*of the injuublayout Uio f WIOthe district, Kenneth M. Ross 176 and E&na tie. trouble ih Hillside. , His vote, despite Henry J. Althenn and Samuel F, human for giving us fire-honor and privilege of ih. Mrs. Blazier was formerly coach candidates, asw Hurden-Looker School manual Ifiton 173T second,“ Arthur-Van-Steen- opposlHoh from two other accompanied the party. agaffiTserving as your District—leadere,- .of the, dramatic club and, returns to ■raining shop*was carried on only in bergh 131 and Afrs. Maud LosSdw 125; was the highest for any person on toe Prospective candidates, for offices in wiil do our very .best to. show our this position after an absence of a year." ® OOBf«fenoe of the board as a whole fourth, John -W. !Krug 200 and Miss ballot here, 1906. Congressman Donald 7 toe -Students’ General Association have •appreciatloji by" being a credit to otir During the year Miss Mary McKeever sltffng as toe janitors’ and‘ manual Frances .Roberts 187; sixth, Joseph H. McLean won easily, too, 1610 to 424 been asked, to submit by this afternoon District’'and of service-to you atlSF Of the high school faculty served as training bbmihittee. Roth, 69; seventh, Mrs. 'Irene Kemp for Montague Hutchinson, also of Hill statements of qualifications and their times. volunteer coach' . 102; ninth, Walter Howell 87, Emil sofri side, and 341 for Anthony }, Salvadore. platfqjaas^ Thp National Honor So Frances A, -Roberts Plans were’ discussed for the annual FRIENDLY CIRCLE TO MEET nenberg 2 and Mrs. Della Wessels 78; McLean's forma secretary and social ciety decided to ask for fepls to make . John Wi Krug . Spring play to be presented at Franklin justice candidate. _ The Friendly Circle of HiUside'-Uourt, toe campaigns more constructive. Pe tenth, James finoddy 116 and MCra. Metncijal Ghureh June 4 entitled “Rose Christine Blskey 109; eleventh, Lapp Democratic Vote 30, of the Qrder.of the Amaranth, 'will titions for plaoes on the ballot and of the Southland.” This three-act oom- 139; twelfth, Arthur M. Cox 153 and In toe Democratic prlmaiV, William meet next Wednesday afternpon, May the usual assemblies £.t whioh candi Gert|rtid4 Nuse *and!Joseph Roth wish edy wM- be directed by Mrs, Blazer and, Grace E. Greene 145; thirteenth,, H. Sma Infers. Wat Theroh Campbell at 2 p. m. instead of Thursday.’ The dates can_ speak are still included. The •to thank the voters, of the sixth district rehearsals are already under way ’’for meeting will be held at the home of William Beck 148 and Mrs. Emma Knox easily, 246 to 9l\and Dr. Frank Moore election prabably will be held at the" who supported them for the Republi- tWs’produotlon. Mrs., Rachel Race, .68 Morris place. 146; fourteenth, Kremer 107 and Mrs. won over Theopre J. Harrington, 208 end of .next week. John Fereak, ohalr- ih Opunty Committee, l Kirkman 109; fifteenth, Nell C, Hetzel to .149. The Democratic organiaation of toe -S.-G. A. elections ooirfmlt-’ ’. SCOUT. HONOR COURT slate' for the Assembly won easily, but _ ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT 208, Anna Hill 8. David Gbnzer. knd Hannah. Reach, tee, Is In charge of arrangements for ■ A Court of Honor will be held tonight Owen F. Duffy, Sry nosed out william _The engagement of Miss Sally Owens, toe felectlon. , Democratic results were as follows: electee! to the Republican County Com- at the Hillside Avenue Sohool ljy to® or Newark, to Erwin 'Snjalley, of. 33 First district. Agnes O. Dickinson 1; E.-.^Bbster on toe Kreeholder slate. The frebhman party .will be held to BEN HALE mlttee from the fifth district, express loy Scout Round Table’ of Hfflside, Fairbanks street, has been announced. second, William. J. Patten, Jr. 4 and Ih toe Townshjff Committee vote, night in the school gymnasium, Robert Gommittce Chairman nominated for Their appreclaiiiOS' to voters for Demonstrations -of first--aid._wiU,. J}e Miss Owens,is the daughter of Mr. ahd Helen-Rubln- third, Charles A. Ed ■Gr&nley -received 32? votes and Lee 346, Steele, class president, and his officers, reelection by Republicans with highest their support.-— given by. representatives o f , toe, New -vu-s. .John* 0, Owens. Mr. Owens was wards 16 and Emily EL Noll 15; fourth, running together almost even, yg the are in charge, aided by Leonard J. Mit- vote among three candidates. Jersey/Rell Telephone Go.rwhlch will1 choice* for President, Henry Breckin1 formerly road overseer of toe tqwnship. James J. Kelly 17 and Winnie McMamn Victor G. Rostel desires to thank ohell and . other class advisors. . also pr.psent flhns on toe subject. (Continued on page four) 17; fifth, Paul Klesel 38 and Mary Ger- voters and workers in the eighth disf-^ SELLING OUT PAINT ,ber 36; sixth, Kazimir Drygulski 27 trict for supporting him for the Repub All Kinds Of Insurance ■ s a l e 5,000 g a l . St o c k and Eleanor Szentlmre 2; seventh, Al- Must be sold regardless of price. lican County Oommittee. Helen Gold The Munch Bowl HONEYWELL Small Monthly Payments Hiley 42 and Libby
Shirley; Treasijfer. Mrs. Benjamin WlVl "iflflVF m rnfly mnnludfid a twn Willow- Grove, West Caldwell, for Hillside Avenue Glee Clubs Hale is .In charge-of publicity, Mrs. Saybrook P.T.A. weeks engagepient in New York, will •wwti u f. i4p ]■ —nrprr ntiUihed TitT iS Geofge iSloy, Hospitality; Mrs. Wagner, present the production under the direc Scouts Girj — meeting of the. club at the home.of Ben Mrs. J. MWca' and Mrs.' 0. Klbrsey, tion of-ffarbld £!. Lawrence. < <“v4 Berkowitz, 57 Clinton place, Tuesday, by And Orchestra Plan Program membership'; Mrs. Blazler, Reoreatlon Election Is Held The play presents the futility, cruelty Attend Rally A, A. Perlman. and Entertainment. " L and hideous wastefulnes of war but it The Transportation Committee to Tfte seventh ands eighth' grade glee The door prize for all.oard parties does not depend bn guuesome and sbr-. M^eiskyc_«Gharlgbte Simon, Irene Pen- Election of officers was held by the planning to charter a bus and those ciutw and orohestra of the Hiiiside given by hi dividual members was', won did details., for ■ its-' effect. Senator a ! . Members.-of Girl Scout Troop .32, tek, Grace • Gifdh, Leonora Rosenthal, Saybrook B, T. A.1'Wednesday at the intending • to go should communicate ' Avenue School wilj give a concert in the by Mrs. Crowley. Yesterday’s door Har£y Moore says;. “A • contribution to jneeting n t. the,.-. George WasMngton Dorpthy Nathan, Stella Saltys, Marian annual meeting in the school.- Mrs. with 'William Rayner or William Zup- sahoo! auditorium next Thursday' eve-, prizes were won by Helene Mosoa, Mu Jause of peace.” Thg cast includes School Wlednekday hUght made ar Lozier, Margaret Skarl, Annette Her- Norman H. Govette was. chosen/presi iiik, members of the committee. The nisi ai 8 o’clock. The seventh- grade riel -Hide, Dorothy -Freldel ’ and Mrs. Misses Maureen -^tarlatt, Marie.Sheper, rangements to attend the scout rally wlth, Hardlcf Brown, George Tottier.- dent; Mrs. WlUBuft J. Kihn, First Vide next meeting of the dub'will be held 'l nt “An Afternoon Ip Colonial Klershy, Betty Ford, Ann Lawrence, Helen Grey, At Plngry School, Elizabeth, tomorrow, weidb, barton Lewis, Richard Ebert,. President; Miss Emma- H&hnien, - Sec at the . home of David Hodax, 16 Os America/’ consisting of songs written David Russen, James Brady- and Alvin at 2 p. m. Ml scouts and friends of train unrin, HUfuiu- ond Vice President: Mrs. William Gries- sooutbeg are invited. - borne terrace, on June. 2. Organiza and sung In the 18th 'Century, ’while Walck, ■ yens, Charles .Yaede, JtorJaoobi; Peter. haber, Recording tseMUll'Ji; Mrs:"! • The 14 girls who spent the Weekend tion of a junior group is being consid -fee -eighth grade .will offer a.-scene Nrlst, j,. Eaton, Frank Sente, Harold ered. G. Nllltoh, Corresponding seoretary; at surprise Lase. voiM! SlUTley bUSlTO" vB ® f“ tfte Volga- River,” which win ^Shtfi1Sk/3S®Sr vffl5?Bl BernarUriKcfc- Hillside Ave. -Mrs. Lemuel Hull, Treasurer. the best camper. Marjorie Arnold 'and Include Russian songs and dances. Hiss John Nielson, John Zelko, Alex Regj/ Gommittss- ei^SmInrw®'“najn®d as Efrctyn Ladell the beBti’latffiSi"'poliCe'i k . Dinger wiUdhgiot the glee clubs and Jack Klslfng, Earle Saxe. * • ' fifllows’., Mrs. W. 93. Heffner, Finance Woman’s Club To Samuel Grossman the orchestra. •• P .T .A . Elects .ani^ptaE-SSSb^iE'. McCraUl-..11 WtljS and Budget; Mrs, Klhn, Hospitality; as a guest, the best hiker. ' Qn the seventh grade program are Mrs. Robert MoNamara, Health and Friday Sight a frankfurter roast was the following! "John Peal," an old Hng- Newly elected officers for the year Observe Birthday PRAISED BY Society Wi(| Sejye Summer KOUndup: Mrs, -William Bali- held, Saturday afternoon awards were --lhh~huattog^jjosg; “Toast to George 1938-87, Installed by .the Hillside -Ave ret, High School; -Mrs. John Ml Mc mule and guturd* /iU ght Urere-wae-w Washington, "Francis Hopktnson; “Sec- • Mrs. .Seth X. Metzger- will hold a THOUSANDS ...THE A Scotch Luncheon nue p. T. A, Wednesday, ave as follows Carthy, Juvenile Protection and Mo marshmallow roast Second class nst5 "HthueV' minuet, danced by a President, Mrs. Paul Mo&iritoak; 1st tion Picttife; Mrs. Edward M. Zeitz, meeting'uf the Ways and Means Com i g,at?ses -were, awarded to Dorothy Weiss; Ylei^'r:6rMd6nt--MrSrrYaJffli-QBbl6F-BBd, Tfroup-pi-—elghtpi3dy-r>ays_Havu,Been -Membership; Mrs...Fred Lancton. Milk mittee of lihe Hillside Woman's Club at Evelyn LadeU, Marjorie Arnold. The ROSELLE 1936 So Wondrous True/' -HopkiSson; Kerry :*T,“.e vv omen’s Missionary Society - Of vice—president, Mrs. Paul- Stephen, Fund; Mrs. Raymond Wolf, Mother- Hernhomfi-,29—Hollywood—avenue. last-two, also mrnedJJmtr tnhoi^Kig- dance, J. L. Malloy. the EHzabeQi Avenue — Presbyterian Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Hale, Recording Daughter Club; Mrs. J.' SCack Eaton, Monday at 2 p. m. - badgas. . . The Executive Board will meet at the MODEL HOME The Russian program of the eighth Church will serve a Scotch luncheon at secretary ,Jta. Ivor Johes, Correspond Parent Education; Mrs. F. E. Bolton, Brownies, held no meeting this grade will inolude an accordion solo by the ohurch Tuesday May 28 at 12 ing seoretary, Mrs. George Bloy. Program; Mrs. Charles Faust, (Publica hdiiie of Mrs. Harry Schnabel on Tues- wteek /as- they, will attend tomorrow's People from all over the State are Iday at 2 p. m. • John Pterin, “Young Nightingale,1’ “Vol •o.’elook. A chorus of women will render tion; Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, publicity-; rally. They will hold .a maypole party loud in their liaise of this Model ga Boatmen,” Russian dance, Mazurka Mrs. MoOlintoek has chosen the fol Wednesday, at the Homestead, Wash BootciMoags^iEoilffiEing/te lowing oommlttee.. chairmen: Program. Miss Alice Parsons, Recreation; Mrs] next Tuesday at the home of Captain S HHome . : . thev all (nope to be the (va^e), aeoordlon seleoHon’ by Joseph there .will.be a demonstration of "magge -John Hughes, Safety. ington street and Glenwood avenue, Fttzpa trick. Mrs, Charles Erok; Parent-Education eventual owner. Anderson; “Cossack Rider,” “Hopak” seasoning.” Dishes prepared will be Ease Orange, at -12:46 p. .fflu .the club Mrs. Robert Smalley, Finance ^ Budget. - The Mothers Chorus, consisting of Tickets 35c.|--;Book ^of 12 $3.50 and “Troika" and “Dark Byes” by given away $ holders ,of~iuoky nufi-j will hold Its 18th Annua! Birthday Mrs. George D. Wilson; Membership, Mrs. Clifton 'H. lluster, Mrs.- A. M. Per-- “Follow the Purple Arrows” orohestra and- Chorus. bets. Party. Luncheon will be followed by Mrs..Paul'Owen, Recreation, Mrs. Claus rine, Mrs. Anson Crane, Mrs. - Edward Progress CJub k ADMISSION FREE Qrchestra-eWarren t Totten, Henry1 Od-t|ie luncheon menu ard Included Brownell, Mrs. Kihn, Mrs, Mack Eaton bridge. Home Furnished by Singe, Billy-Barrett, Amolda. de Groot, meat j)ie, potato ohips, peas, scones, P 11?? 11 Hostess’ Haittc A- BlWer; and Mrs. Zeitz, sang two selections t .There will be no meeting- of the . Kresge Department Store Ksser Nagy, Leon idoht. Jack Hughes, Publicity, Mrs. Ivor H. Jones; Summer der the direotion of Mrs. Kathleen Hipp, Music-Department this month Arranging- Picnic Newark, N. L Elmer JPearlmaix, 'William Ruggierio, Round-Cpr Mrs. Valen Coble; Legisla music supervisor. Sponsored by t h e . tion, Mrs..Oliver Walling; Juvenile Pro-. Arrangements for the picnic- to be CLIO CLUB ROSELLE, N. | Harold Brown, Murray Dessel, Miles The summer roundup.was held Wed D. OF. A. TO NOMINATE Yamarlok, Sophie Pogrebisky, Billy tectlon,.Mrs. Ernest Voelk, Jr.; Music, nesday morning. It. was ^anjoounced. held by the Progress Club June 14 at Percy E Faltoute; Welfare, Mrs. -Star—of —Hillside - Council No. 83, Johnson, John Kasac, Billy Brooks, that three-children will be-sant-to. Camp. Daughters of America, will meet Mon- ; James McQueen, Rimer. Weedman, Ed Honor Graduates Of Paul • Stephan; Historian, Mrs. Carl Endeavor for a ten day vaeat4on,_Mrs.' ------^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < Ness. s at 8 p. m. in Masonic Hall. Nom ward Kiabcenell, Erwin Morris, Rae Harold D. Steward, county P.-. T. a ination of officers will be held. • I THE1 n E> UONLY IN L I _ Grossman, William Bain, BSdwarcf Mother-DcmghterGub The.glimmer round-up of ftre-sohool ohalfinan, 'spoke on the Milwaukee coru Brown. age children far Hillside Avenue school sehtlon-A-meeting-oflthe_EaisnlJEBu- j Sweet Shoppe & Luncheonette I 7th Grade Glee Club-A^reda Levitt, Members o f . She -Mother-Daughter will be held at the' sohool on Tuesday oatlon group will be held May 5 at 1:30 A In Town Serving DOILY MADISON ICE CREAM Constance Phlig, Shirley Refcsman/ Club In the graduating class of the Hill ming May 28 at 9 :80 o’clock. Aliy In the Sohool. Mrs. John Hughes Dorothy Klige, Doris Schnable,' Ruth side Avenue School, were honored at ohlld Who has passed the fourth. year lhas been named chairman of the Oon- | Home Made Candies — W e Cater f o Bridge Parties and Socials yesterday'6 meeting of the olUb. They [ant Street playground project. Host- Holzworth, Mildred Lizzick, MarJqrle of age will be given an examination at Colonial Deliveries Anywhere and Everywhere Arnold, Mary Weaver, Doris Blby, Jose Rita Axt, ■ Helen Danzig, Shirley this time. This Is very Important and far the day were Mrs. Kihn and phine Grasha, Elaine Hefrigel, Gecella Hocksteln, 'Mary Dlotl, Marten ,Fair- the Parent-Teaeher Association as well Mrsi Edward Ijierle. M A SSAR’S Radkin, Pearl _ Cook, Shirley Sasslow; ifiUCd, .Filcrenoe Freidel, Irena Peritek, as the sohool officials urge, each parent BEAUTY SHOPPE Joyce .Radler, Dorothy Rhodes, Sally Betty Curtis, Norma Weber and Helene to cooperate In this: physical Wa 3-9828 1446 No. Broad St. Fisher, Irene‘ Persak. Henry "Wheat, Mosca. amlnacion. M otion Picture- Is at 1571 Maple Ave., Hillside/N. J. David Johnson, Harold Eisner, Joseph The following new officers were in Giancaspro, Roland King, Oscar Har stalled by Mrs. Charles Erek: Mrs. Wil Scheduled A t Church N ew Ray Machineless - ries, Arthur Zinsser, George Gerlernter. liam-JBauer. and. Mildred, President; Permanent -Wave 8 th Grade Glee ~01ub—Margaret Mrs. Albert Lucas and Edith; vice Calvin Coohdge Cranley, Katherine Orbln, Marlon Ihir- President, Mrs. George Dorer and June; The Christian Endeavor Society will $5.00 I ohlld, Prances eftarin, Mary Lou hfeu- Corresponding1 .Secretary, Mrs. Thomas Board Luncheon present the .motion picture “King of bold; IdHian- Plasky, Dorothy Lee, Jose Fitzpatrick and Betty; Recording Sec Kings”-at the Elizabeth Avenue Presby White, Bleached and Dyed Hair MAYFAIR terian Church next Wednesday evening, phine. Plasky, Amelia Lewinski, Evelyn retary, Mrs. G. Douglas Wilson and Especially Treated A luncheon, meeting for old and new May 27. ; The showing of this splendid Speck, Clara Camarata, Eleanor Ram THEATRE members_pf the Calvin Coolidge p. T. A. sound film whl be given for the benefit Test Curl Govern Free of Charge sey, Ann Lufky, Bertha Warnsby, Jujia executive board will be. held Tuesday of the Countgr Fresh Air Home at New Friday and Saturdday, M ay 22 and 23 ’eyeninrMay 20-at 8 o’clock at the home Fernwood. - Monday Through Thursday of Mrs.-William De Silva, president, , “Barriers,”- a one-act peace play by W A R N E R B A XTE R in Strawberry Festival 547 Buchanan street. Graham Du Bois, will be presented 4 ITEMS for $1.00 On Thursday May .28 a cake'sale will Bunday evening at the church as part ‘RolbinHoQaofEl Dorado* O f W om en Democrats tie held at. the school for the benefit of of the Memorial ’Day rograni. Gall Waverly 8-9820. the milk fund.—! . The Cosmopolitan Players of Newark,♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ Plains for a strawberry and ice cream • (rERTRUDE MICHAEL in festival were ■ made; by the Women’s Democratic Club at a- meeting Monday ‘Woman Trap' at ;6he V. F. W. hall. 66 Bloy street The festival will be held at itle next, Sun., Mon., Tues. and Wed., May 24, 25, 26 and 27 meeting-Monday June lB. Hostesses w® I Janet Gaynor & Robert Taylor in b e ' Mrs. Frank Lee and Mrs. Frank K/i^lJu^ABOU TA Lyman. -... ‘Small Town Girl* also Frances L A R R Y . (BUSTER) CRABBE in • * Millinery ‘Drift Fence*
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Special discounts to Churches and Oluba. new standard o f automotive Values. On anteed so fully. Never before have you ' and “Children’s Hair Cutting by Experts. each one you w ill find the blue-and-red had so much-offered you for your m oney— 148 LYONS AVE. NEW ARK Finger; waving, Marcelling, Shampooing, o r such absolute assurance of your money’s Between Maple avenue and Parkview terrace, Newark; Scalp and Facial Treatment, Manicuring and R&G tag which tells you in' plain words worth. 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FREE DAILY DELIVERY Formerly at 158 Frelinghuysen Ave. SQUARE DEAI. VALUE CARS AND TRUCKS FOR EXTRA THRIFTY BUYERS Lumber, Trim, Hardware, Paints Easy terms through Universal Credit Company, Authorised Ford Finance Plan Telephone ESsex 8-2770 !37 CLINTON AVENUE. NEWARK, N. J. ’S a f e , O N t T H m * * S i Big. 3-4919 tte J THE H ILLSIDE TIMES. M AY 22. 1936 later we shall learn that the fetters oi fvited.' 9t45 a, m. Waldron-StakesBlble County Committee^ man’s Unite capaoity airs forged by the Oiata. '10 a. m. Cliuroh Sohool and Al- Public Service Tries Out a Diesel Engine ■nha^.WoirienA Bible Ol^sa. 6:45 p, m. (Continued from page one) murion tbarKe IlteS in body instead of ’ in Soul;. In. matter instead of Epworth League. . In One o f Its New AM-Service Vehicles' and Bose Parkas -lit!' fflBVHulli,1 :eweftfS plrit’» (p- .MV~ Byrne 22, Edward Edwardsen 1 and toah--Y,..Aol68r8ian..20;. twelfth, Law- BUaabeth Avehue Presbyteriah El Kinney 19 and Mary F. jose OBurdh. Rev. Arthur Northwood, pw- 18; thh:teenth, Mae fourteenth, tor. 9,80 a. m. graded aohool and Men’e Joseph William Hely 18, Frank Hayes ■BlblB-'OUbbt a. m, worship with .2 a^iTKiSkbeth Moyrdhaa 16; fifteenth, sermon. "IfefilflUed Hopes of Our Path F. Major 18, Mrs. Helen Major 8 Country.” . A Memorial Pay sermon, li and Mrs. Nettie 8. Sawvol 4. p. pi. Christian' fcndeavor. 8 p. m. presentation of peade 'pra^by. Qraham- Djj, Bois,. "Barriers.” by..tl:e'O03mppoli- Church Services tan Players. ' ; HlCslde Prosbytelan Oljuroh, Oeo. M. 11UKCH OF cilKlS'F . Runner, paslflf. BlUle Oclioel 0*45 a. m.| 3 ^(JjCKNTIST .y ‘‘Top of the World" Men’s SiK§. Olaasr Ihx FtLij-iftonni aVepue. ’ ffidzabcchi N 9:45 a. m. Sermon, "Deep Calltog unto Branch- of'-^ghe' -Mother CEEfiOOB" -Bespt-’dI a^aCBlipjn, -Transfigured.’’ irst phurqh oi Christ, /.dentist, Bos- 8 .p. m. This Will be theUast evening in, Mass, j .* service uii(£ Getober. ■ Public Service- CooMinatW~Trans- biinday school’ 9:30 V. m. Monday evening the 4 X! Fratority port is testing a Diesel engine which lioinina Service .11‘.UOTann— - Will hold a social gathering. Miss. has just been installed in one , of its Wednesday evening Service 8:00 p Gladys Hill has been elected president. vehicles. Although prae- L Reading room 320 Morris avenue Mrs; Cook Is the Club “mother”. Wed — tically itil-new-bue es: in; tcndon^aiid nesday eOSIihg- the Midweek J?ra in^pmerous-ot-b^i^Eu-Fopean-cities,_are —Q:—m-—e-xeepL—Sunda-ys—and_ho li day i -wUl ha Meld. ~ W t f f l r k r n powered'by Diesel endues sMoh; burn “Soul and Body” will be the suoject Children's Bay will be pfesjgved- of the Lessoh-'Sormpn ha all “CHiircReff -fuel oil instead of gasoline,, this type the second Sunday in June. " of engine is new to :tshe l'6efl= tranfs- oi (lariat, Scientist, oh Sunday, May 24. D'.H.A. M odernization The Golden Text is; “Dearly beloved, : portationindustry in. the tJhiied States. Franklin Memorial Methodist Hfpisco-; The Diesel being tried out by Public I beseech you as strangers and-pil* grims, abstain from fleshy lusts, which pal Ohjiroh, .Maple avenue at Keer., F.H.A. Mortgage and ; ServlcelslisMTol^Tl^e^tlle^SQline JohnG. Lytle; Minister. - Al.S. M. Mom- ] .engine jrbioh generates electricity for war againsb-tlae-eoulLXI Peter 2:11), Among the citations' which comprise 'Ing WorsMp. -Sermon-r-sBomeJJotahle the propulsion pf the all-service vehi CShtarch Members.” 7:45 p. m. Memorial Personal Loans cle when overhead, trolley wires are the Lesson-Sermon is the following Sarvloe. 1 Guesia, the Hugh L, Soott not being used. Public Service is first from the Bible: “.This I sajy then, Walk KINDI/Y ASK US F0'R PARTICULARS Camp 22. United Spanish War Veterans to.adapt the Diesel-electric drive to a in*the Spirit,,and ye shall hot fulfil the of Hillside, Veterans of Foreign Wars local transportation vehicle, although lust of the flesh” (Galatians 6:lfc The Lesson-Sermon also includes the and American Legion and Auxiliary In- this method of propulsion is^being suc- ; cessfqlly used today in ships and in the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health new streamline trains. The Hillside with Key to the Scriptures* by Mary The Diesel engine has six cylinders Baker Eddy: “We must destroy the and is rated at -126 horsepower. It was TAILORING fal&e belief . that life., and intelligence built by the Hercules Motors Company are in matter, and plant ourselves upoff ...and wftB'—lnRtaJlftd—Irf Air nll.ftarYfc? National Bank what.is pure and perfect. Paul said, ^ Tehicle under the supervision of engi Phone WAverly 3-8512 neers of Public Service, General Mo 'Walkrriir the~SpiHtr:and yev-shall-not tors and the General Electric Company. fulfil the lust of the fleshV Sooner H illside, N.^JLr The chief advantage, of the'Diesel type rDiesel-powered, Joseph Roth of motive power is.its high efficiency e been satisfao- due to use of fuel oil and the fact that -Member of the further; exhaus^ Classified it needs no spark plugs or other elec U actual service and if these "CUSTOM TAILOR Federal Reserve System trical equipment required by a gaso used .in a majority of Us buses. A gas- successful, ^Diesel engined line engine. ■electric bus operates as follows':* A gas- rd by Public Service in some LADIES & MENS SUITS The all’ServIce* vehicle in which-the -$ynt engine drives an electric gener Ads. ’ all-service or. gas-electric MADE TO ORDER Diesel engine is installed is a recent ator producing current wbictroperates vehicles. LANDLORDS THREE YOUTHS JAILED them to ten days.In the county fail for Tenants dispossessed. Back rents col Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing ELIZABETH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH disorderly conduct. Vital Statistics FOR DISORDERLY ACTS lected. Distress warrants and notices Elizabeth Avenue at Wilbur Arthur "Northwood, Pastor ;; The three, Frank Cocuzza, of 924 Van | p 1592 SUMMIT AVENUE . 7 Police Judge Emil A. Herrigei warned served at a very nominal cost to you._ 9:30 a. „Q-raded Saliool anr] M eh’fi-Biblp. Class three Elizabeth youths Saturday that Buren avenue, and John and Eugene Between Winans and Keer Aves. Call WA.. 3-3346 . i y - o f night. GEN 10:45 a. "Hillside.is a tough place and--1 don’t Sacco, of 928 Spring street, that city, m. Worship with Sermon,1 ‘UnfalfillMS5iie8^of Oui' HILLSIDE, N. 3, Marriage Licenses mean maybe,” in sentencing each- of w.ere arrested the • previous Thursday ERAL LANDLORDS’ INFORMATION . GpimtiW-’ ’ -A. M em orial Uay^erttonT; AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, ■^10O"p. m. -Christian- Ehdeavor To Robert Wesley "Simpson, of New 29Q Pomona Ave„ Newark, N. J. • illlsi. m-; .Presentation o i P eace Elay b y Grahaip. JQiiBojs, ark, and Thelma Borden; of 120 blark Aug. 9 52t ‘-‘Barriers, ” by the^osmop5lg.8ttH^^®-ffitH0wferif'. street. Now It s Piped Wires ;2',; To Vincent J. ETuczynski, of Eliza HAT DESIGNING beth, and Margaret Puiich, of 359 BCar- Lewis E. Arnold, maker and designer, Both Feet vard -avenue. Telephone Conduit Built Into, New Homes Often Saves of jflne hats for men and women. Hats To Paul P. Sawicki, of Arlington, and enovated right. 1064 Springfield ave., Trouble, Experts Say * Estelle M. DhmieL, of 360 Harvard ave Irvington, N. J. Mar. 27-13t Treated* nue. LOTS FOR SALE _ Increasing use of steel beams, heat' been- discovered before the house was . * Deaths insulating materials, masonry fires tops finished^-telephone .service -probably Desirable lots in one of .few remain in wall -partitions- and solid walls .and- could not have been satisfactorily fur ing undeveloped areas, Including fine Josephine Theresa Hegeler, f 3, of 234 floor's iH'new houses makes essential bished except ah considerable expense business'Corner, fronting on- main thor 50c the.inclusion of at least a single length, and inconvenience to- the subscriber.* oughfare.* | Builders’- special, price at- Winans avenue. ♦CORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOUS^ v.. Charles J. Hasenauer, io, of 60 Fair of conduit for,telephone wires, running -Admitting that case-to be extreme, JjraMve. ‘ Box 48, Hillside Times. tf from the basement to a central position TREATED banks street, the article points out tftalTsuch houses Mi the second floorL ’‘Jbe -New Jersey FLAT WANTED — -Michael J, Murphy, 63,J3f-12>4 Salem may be expected .ftT'b'e produced in -BcIV'd iiouse oraan-of—th a~Tfe] enhonn tree or four rooms wanted-ixi-Lib- avenue. quantity and that the revolu Oqffipany,-points’ out in a recent issue. -Park « West -lad sdlon . ^ Hill JERSEY ^Pefcer Kraemer, 45, of 163 Bailey ave tion In use of building materials isn't ‘ Under the beading, “It’S a Pipe!§ the side. .Improvements. Write Box 22, nue. limited to the prefabricated type of magazine relates tha simple nature of dweUlng.-Already,: It -states, “it is im- Hillside Times, Hillside, N.- J. mayl5-3t a telephone conduit of tbis sort, con-” ossible i mftn: r and CHIROPODISTS, INC. FOR RENT "Surgeon Foot Doctors” listing merely of a length of half or remeljF lost instances, for three-quarter inch iron pipe placed by our Installers to run telephone wires 35 BROAD STy ' ELIZABETH TON Loizeaux Slate the- builder In the center of the house* in modern homes without at least par EL 2-8613 Hours—bally,-9 a. m. to 8 p. (Oorrttatsct frcm_ page one; during construction, and cites a recent tially detracting fromr their appear example of a new North Jersey home; ance, unless telephone conduit- has' Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. "Not long ago one of the new pre FREE EXAMINATIONS ridge polled 120 against w -itten in been built in to* the structure.* 25 fabricated homes, builr entirely of, for President Roosevelt. Hov'ever, la Architects, builders, contractors of materials which cannot easily be pene all sorts are beiiig asked-to cooperate only the first district did Breckinridge trated. was being erected in a New. In ensuring that new homes contain receive an actual majority of the Dem- Jersey community,” the article states! conduit for telephone wires, the article ocratic voters. In^the third he received “frhsh, - almost" by chance,- it was :ludes, JUst half of Hie"voters’ support, . ultimate responsi- learned that telephone conduit, had bility will have rest with the buyer fills your codl The remainder of the Democratic been .omitted. Had the oversight not' of a new. home. Medical Care ballot was composed of unopposed can AT LOW COST ; didates for delegates and alternates to bin for next tha^sioeratie, 'convention -at Phila Voice Crossroads in New York. Help fo r Sick, W eak, Diseased and Discouraged delphia. Men and Women nie total registration for the primary “ Speeds Calls to S-h-i-ps at Sea We want to interest all sufferers whose health is on the deollne. We es- was 5945, of which 8065 persons, or peoialiy solicit stubborn, restive oases; whms"blEer dtooteps have faileh. w i n t « r Slightly more than 6Q pefoent, came For .many years-we Lave speoiallzeS in the seatment of all chronic NER out t foot beveled, concrete wail around TTcua T ? t j r p . _ 1 Igreatest previous single used-i month . St}t QJjmea U o t J JL\» XV. I T d C K to the'oori^any’s,:history March printed and Published every Friday at jf^-fEhe--parkway-.iB.8l)Ai$t 4631.^51. Phi Alpte Sigma wide. In t o t^eaSyine, they are 1980, toen-U74^42^tolts:;were' sold*. and Gerarda Burke 1443 NORTH BROAD STREET greatest corresponding four-. Trenton Facts Hillside, New Jersey buying rights of way on t o edge 'Sf ’the existing higilwav and plan' For A Library JSgfttihS’,period was in 1930, when sales H M > B y Chas. E. Loizeaux? By The Officers Named Bride Tommorrow 3 totaled -466,588. to-put -a strip of aoaerata. gave- HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING “All phases of the■ dealers' business By Senator Charles E. Loizeaux. mer.t. along the edge that wi® COMPANY, Inc.. Two 15 Year Old Boys Read shared in the-increase.” 'Mr. Holler said, Officers foii .the coming year will be ,Mr. "and Mrs. Michael J. Surke Sr. ake ijp f e f f t e fihount destroyed] About Hunting As.Train elected at th,e next meeting' of Alpli^ of 1418 Concord place, Elizabeth, an Not oiily has ‘the’ present system of Sidney Silversteiii .. Business Manager I'Whether consldeaied froin the stand financing schools in New Jersey broken H^^fefcs^fethaMghwfe . Bears Down-On Them point "of total units sales, of truck sales, Eta Chapter, Phi Alpha Sigma Fra nounce the marriage of 'their daugh-*3 Robert Kaplan ...... Editor ternity, tp be held at the home of Rob- ter, Gerarda, to Arthur M. Farrell Jr., down to an extent where the state is Telephone Waverly 3-2465 It seems -strange -toibany' motor- of used car sales; April set a' brand' Q. Cadwallader, retiring chapter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur KL Farrell longer able to fulfiU the ‘promise ■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES J®stlbn™0i B rae :15-year-old boys who sat railroad tracks until the Black Dia- master, 1285 Oakwood avenue June 2. of 193 Bostdh avenue, at 10 A "M. on 'contained- In its Constitution to offer -rhe TimkS Will Br swit tu any part- lajt-ne feeiiiiglv -TteiTign vaiuy Nominations were made Monday night Saturday May 23 at St. Catherine’s adequate public educational opportune l of the United States for the regular discussed in Trenton -and the- ■Bsprsss ^Railroad was almost upon- them will meeting at the home ol ayaney Uiiurcn. R5V. W JUULianr B LU'kid ’Will uMlu .subscription price of $2.00 a year, single wonderment- as to- where laes- •ite 600-Word essays on “Hunting and Interest Mounts In H. Tlmbrook, 129 HoSyWhod avenue. elate at the ceremony* it ,1s so ecpn.omically. unsound that inN ; copifes 6 cents. Postage to Canada and mnnev cair be f ound without ■ i-n .Plshtrif f.omnrrn-^ foy'javenllT m mi'fh Trills Ttsft]i and Richard B. Wade Miss Burke will have as hsr maid , of the final ^analysis the . taxpayers will ; foreign .countries mpst be added iq -hft—XQEQad--tQ_pfl.y mUUnn,s nf creasing the taxes offi'-tne neorow J.udge Henry S. Waidman In ffilizabeth Roselle Model Home ere nominated for master; Fred Good- i^onox^MSO lq^iilda Cifa-hatai ofW jlk55' those rates.- Ab'§ad:v--i-leavSy burdened with tomorrow. ^ Lhst Saturday1 they - had' ftr •Ich and Joseph Korhanleh for deputy Bridesmaids will bP Mr W a ’ebir'SeF'Wce charges on borrowings'™ ■ COMMUNICATIONS public debt, that monev should be •Ite essays on ‘-Railroad Safety.” The- master; William- A, Gill and William Mafcmla Barrett' of Nahticoke, Pa., forced needlessly1 by the antiquated tax The TIMES is always pleased to ,smmt in this manner al ilria-tirr ■ hoys said'they had been So intorested ■With four weeks remaining before W. Kihn for scribe; Fmn Hryshkanych sister of the.bride-elect, and Miss Bea- ing methods which have demonstrated publish letters and other items of in K lg sp gt o f ffjpjjj letoiatorn havlj ■eadtog literature on hunting and Roselle’s 1936 model home is giveh away and Korbanixjh for 1'unasnmsterj dames tride Morris ol Jersey-Gityr— — their. Inability to function, any longer terest to readers, andi invites such called- att.eritinfi ■ ta -t.li'e continued fishing thsy failed toUOtlce the train }?y the Olio-Giuh, secohd Eldest woman’s Dwyer a^d Everett Finch for historian, Mr.- Farrell will have' as hl$ bei On a ■■practical basis. communications. The name and addr Qrgahtzation in New. Jersey, interest ir and Harry Wolff Jr. and Elliott W. John J. Jarrell, a brother, while Fran- kpeiidiag ofTBjtoyiferto^cTO ; | - It might be well to recall at this time, of the writer must be given in every seven-room “Down Bast” dwelling Mulltns for sergeant-at-arms. B I cis L. Farrellrals(T'a'“brotheri &nd Ray- ij^ietoE -Many aotsSstff^—tax Tile bays -were-Wlt.h five others who wHen^so^~ groups ahd individuals un- ^ —case, not necessarily for publication, Mere 1 released last1 Friday by Judge Is—amounting—and:ran--increasingir± ==.Thxee::y,Wf^^--iv,mMiifl:f;Gd--f-&rtoTWO—va^mQnd—Barrett . nf Nant.icoke. Pa., will but as an evidence .of good faith. An payers— hav^- b.egn -amazed, -w-ithj -bei~of—v-isitors- pass—through the -f-am-il-iar—’wlth—the—tr-ue—facts-stiljl--f ee l.. Waidman after their parents had writ -Cancifis as officers at large to serve with [act as Ushers., ~ no' reorganization of our taxing sys- onymous communications will not_he ftil Ahia ImUarifiln/i aldfct mangy fn- , daily. More than persons have ten apologies to railroad officials prom the officers and past master on—thej ^ 'Hre ^bride-elect erly- - tern is' necessary, that-Dr. Charles BL, published. - . ■emergeney; relief, that they should inspected ,*the model home; an __ ising they would npi repeat, their tsouble I Chapter council-f Franklyn Drake, Rob- Wilkes-Barre and jine emp @y F illip State Commissioner of Educa destroy perfectly good liighways greater , number ls»-expected in the next again. Fn\ir of the fWe had, merely ert P. Davies | and William Dwyer. ‘ of the Prudential 3 Co., Nei tion, -in aTrecent report to' the Gov-, IjfSjT a parkway in the center I i^onth.-1 ORGANIZATION WINS thrown stones at passing trains and a George W. Goodrich, chairman), and Ar- ark. % ernor declared that due to ‘the "weak-„ !-e0HaeJW-^ropsnty**at heavy—s o il fifth WB-S aor.used of nieotog n stone in Fully- 'air-conditioned and msulaled nold H. McClow were re-nominated | Mr. Farrell dated u ness of our - tax system’’ more than Tuesday’5 - Primary eledtliOB|jB fctoiig the edge of.tihe highway and ■fronfcof :the Wfflssst-Barre express. The chrougheut, -the is valued at iey-.BM^Cfflephonew ,, rCo- , $i# Oi Od^f=--savmgs~-has been lost.^tCL^ on ' the board of governors. Folic 2 0 tsw tdtem , a s Ptitnary A ls to n s ]M IS more -hew highways at to t stone, large enough to -wreck the train, £y $15,000 and is situated the taxpayers to the last three years motor to ,Wa and Virginia generally go. W ith a few excep point. ■ To them it seems a heartless was removed by a track-walker shoftly wooded slope at Seventh avenue and Plans were discussed for the “bust- ause of tlje dependence upon prop^ -a up” dance at Hillside High School Fn- upon arriving 1 homi they will reside tions' hope «n d thebe organization- ]thing on .-the part of- kioliticians, | before the express came through .Hill Pine street.- It. -was designed by C. w ,, , y taxes’ and temporary borrowings side. •_ rening June 19, sponsored by the 1412 Lexington pi ce, Elizabeth! oa n d iS es w e f e 'SSEatel'tfd under etoting'npnditions,_to delib- Oakley' & iSon, Elizabeth . architects, at ,high interest rates for school sup- ^ I All seven boys are. Cess than 16 yearsi - and 'V^hite Club "of 'the organi |||jfettoill delegates and alter ■ately burden the people more ■With a view to the utmost comfort.and Ipdrt. ' | of age. judge ‘VValdman sald"HiUBlde .convenience.' There'are many labor- zation.- William -D. Van Giesbn is gen nates to t o jtofinl&l Qonyentiom Ipavily through these kind^nf p rn y Needless Waste. hoys have. given the railroad more .ving devices and the rooms-are spad ial;.chairman. Plans for_a week-end [eets.&t the very'time they, are hav Miss Yanshon Bride - Itro'uhle to recent wdeks ihamboys- ahy ix. The house and landscaped-grounds' xtjng at the Summer home of S. Tiin- ing difficulty findink mote money y-\.f \Y/ LJ ( ' i i | WhUp.this-figme aion^ is significant 'Goffining -S#- [place nearby. He said engineers have will be given away June 20 by the club brook in Hackettstown were also dis- publieais^smae theSMBiAWtoslg emergency relief. It seems m- tssed. The affair iswscheduled for $atv O l L t . W . r i . C j a e C K l e °I tlie needless waste, which could be had to-blpw their whistles more than] gathering to. be held in a field saved through a cash basis of operatioti- - ganization ’ is too - strongly eitjl Idffile but it is so. ~ Seem ingly usual to warn boys and have received ■day and Sunday June 6 'and 7. The opposite the, home. llh lch . would' be possible in most in- ■ ^en eb ed to- merit any opposition I •ltldsm for supposedly unnecessary board. ,0f governors will meet TiflH| Beatrice c . Yanshon, daught t o , in objeSt is” to spent stances under a reorganization of worthy o f the nanref it -appearsi mdi'iey -w itou t- Eny-eonsidi night at Wade’s home, 55 Mading ter- ol' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yanshoii of J •^80-4fflilard-avenueT-became-t.he .. bride schobl taxes, it is small In comparison ' that when the puBlle is not aroused ■of t o tax] Services Held For of Lieutenant Will-lain-* H. Gaeckle with the liability being' accumulated over} some exceptional issue, like This s( rt o f situaton leads 5f 'Mpfristewn, T son -oL- William’ scitoo; systems in the form of :, .t o ; sales- tax, -political njaohines Lost In Movies ? W.Howard Purchase Gaeckle of Irvington, Saturday night (deferred maintenance of-sdiool plants. get their best, results. On the I Vital .Statistics at the, Church of the Transfiguration | Duej bbth to the actual lack -of funds, 'whole they did that this week it, in "New York- City.— Rev. Randolph land the mania for economy regardless * — jfia t A lfred M .'Eandon, Kansas] Good As Found Services were held Monday evening Births RayrttieVector, ofHciated. of its practicability, school plants in governor, would win the presiden- tdivid-' at the' Walter R. Lee Funeral Home, | Daughter, Carolyn Scannell, to M The bride wore a dubophet traveling New Jersey riave not been properly '• maintained in the last several years. As tial primary was ft foregone'jeom] oip 16 y- The recent discovery-of-a tdoth brace 1270 Salem avenue, for William Howard and Mrs. Uohn Joseph Scannell, of 10Q8 suit and orchid corsage, and hdr sister, albs®?!'-since most uf %§ eandi-] Purchase of 1032 Woodruff avenue, who Highland avenue. Miss Louise. Yanshon, .her only atten-,]|anyone familial: with’ this subject well —CARTER l*7r NEWS. in^the Mayfair Theater reveals the- knows, when, the needed repairs are dates seeking places in the conven mazing fact that people are continually died suddenly Saturday-morning at the . Son, Bepnis Joseph McOartliy, to M: dant,, wore .a” brown- suit with aqua Elizabeth General Hospifea-l of and Mrs. JoSBph McOarthy, of 211 Wtz marine accessories. Gaeckle and the 1eventually made to these school build tion were pledged'to hlmprefleet- • TltN YEARS A G C - losing valuables in motion picture thea- cations, following an operation. Burial Patrick street. best man, Lieutenant Harvey N. Browr ings, many of. WSldh in -their present ’ ing Republican • opinion through -ters. But A1 “Besson, local manager, was Tuesday in; Evergreen Gemeliery-. Daughter, Carol Aim Crichton, to M of Middle tqwn, N. Y., were in unifOrn condition constitute fire haztdds and out tiw state. W W B t S t o "w, assures you that even If you lose your health menaces, the ultimate cost will Mr. Purchase nwas -Well know: the arid Mrs. Alexander Crloliton, of-Prot Gaeckle is in the U. S. tArmy ^Signal J Warren Sarbour-and OongBesem^p. Do You Recall? bridge work at the Mayfair,-it is per •ly twioe as great as the amount j fectly safe ahd will be restored to the township; of which he had- beei r^-i- 'Poet street. ■ Reserve. Gorps stationed' at Morristown. ^ Donald H. McLean wSre renom MJ-. and Mrs. Yanslion and Mr. Gaeckle | required- to maintain them ta proper claimant; dent for thirty years. He was m in L ' Daughter,. Susjm Davis, to Mr. am ated, for as far as they w ere coivl Five- Republicans filed for the Town Newark fifty-four_years agor He /as a4 Mrs.-EU Davis, Of 1070 Map! Sr. were the only other personsiteesent. “ hSMon at an.times. . ship Committee, OdmfiiltteeHien —-While -watching-an absorbing fcaLui u epatt'-the Repnbliean party was] at th« local theater soae time ago, almeaber o." the Jr. O. -H. A. M„ the &>r., Edwin Jatowicz, *> M-- and The bride was fete lg Bridgeport, [ f c^ e these facts. to show that the- .Thcinas E. Marlin and Roberi F, S more or less unified, patron was unaware that his pocket- 1Patriotic Order, Sons of ./Snerica, and I Mi’®- Adam Juky.ewicz, o l. 190.Pranklfl C o n n ^ u ^ a s lived IrifS for the presbnt disgraceful condition of schools .ley, Fred It‘W asto"thes^iS(ifitooisrl -book was shding out of his pocket. A toe Exempt Kremen's AssbciatioaJ street. ■ graduateHS of h HillHIh I many sections of She state is not . les A. erawford and~Josej sum totaling $67 was discovered in the Hillside. By profession a mechanical *$on, Arthur Alfred Bogut,'.*to Mr. i side High Scliool and- is a member of' only unfair. _.;to- the * rising generation atateJm d floiipty p osts that' t o ! Mangeold." purse when the usual evdping -checkup draughtsman, Mr. Purchase had been 4rs; Alfred .A^-Bogut, .of 19 Long a | the Hillside Junior Woman’s CJluisV which should be given_ equal educa— ] value^ of organization inliEe- nri-| | May 25 was set for. the special, •was made at the close of the^perform- Un business here himself for some time. Lieutenant Gaeckle was born in New tional opportunities in all sections, but f mary proved itself. The most bit! tion to appropriate $3M00 a’d d it m ' 'survived by his wife, Mrs. Daughter, Myr- May Masker, to Mr. I York-and formerly;,ltvS-to:W||ide and tliat the forc^<«ptailment_ of jschoel - tercontest was that between, ftoyl for.' an: addtion ito the- Hurden-JLCoker Emily (Sturn Purchase; a son,.Elmer H, and Mrs.. Charles A. Masker, 5UC8I Elizabeth. Hie couple left .on a trip ixpenditures ’in>sa|^nt *3%ar6 do not ernor Harold «G. Hoffman - and Schdoli’* On another occasion a diamond rihg appraised at $100 was found. Ainong Purchase; a daughter, Miss Marjorie tout avenue. tlirough Northern New York State and iven represent tan^teconomies to the Franklin W . Port, for .dslegat The Elizabeth-Irvington ibus line | Purchase; liis father, Thomas A. Pur age License \ ' will msute their home at few . selfish * taxpayers who are more to seek- permsSiOff to operate ite be the objects located are frequently "the Republican • aon%ntion, and chase, and two brothers, Thomas A. William tv 8cratchley, qf West LenapeTsl&nd, Indian Lake. , terested in_ .their pocketbooks than over Long avenue; gloves, men’s hats, - ladies’ fiats, chil- the Governor won, attesting the ;s coats. They are generally called Purchase Jr. and Floyd S. Purchase,’ ail Orahge, anti Anna Gerst, of i^TUimaa the welfare of our !children, ■* strength not only of the^Republi-l A benefit ' movie show at the . Hillside I of Hillside, ahd a sisterIkMrs. A. H. street,. Theatre was to be held May 2i and 28 for the next day when the theatergoer Ward Reelected By ean orgardzationj-^S~ffiitP^^SeJ Bitzel of Roselle Park, * Deaths The Impossible. if th e ^Illlsfde Vbli^teer firemen. discovers MS loss. Defaoorats as1 well, for i t 'is «•:. Absentmindedness, carelessness, carry- Carolyn- jDavldscn, 37. of 1272 Mirlato] •Frenoh - and -Spanish students .in the tope,- _ i •/ Holy Name Society That our schools cannot be expected perm totlK m ocrats' vbtHg ffl ig. an object not regularly-used, like an to function-adequately as long as they High School gave plays in the respec* '-Charles Both, 48, of 299; Oonklin avc- Sepnbh-eaa boxes —lit - Hudsan. lahguage&^h-ieh-dihey-wer-e^tudys umbrella—these are somelof the rea- are forced ,to depend 99 per cent on Oounty helped to give the Govefv • attributed- to leaving artldes New Governor Of Wavmond J, Ward has been re-sleoted real estate , taxes1 which are only 63 per -jng; | tfi, of su7 Winans avenue president of the Holy Name 'Society nor a good sized boost. ters. The focal manager adds an cent collectible is noo only apparent weeks mission opened at St. .Minerva Plum -Kestler, 43,'.o f 157 of St. Catherine’s Church, ..The organization slate o f State other reason. He says the patron is Rotary Elected\ ^ on its face, but is clearly bqrae out by -Catherine’s Church conducted by Rev. I’ttoie. . j Other officers chosen by the men Senator Charles E. Loizeaux also' Francis B. Hargadon, S. J. absorbed and thrilled - -in- -seeing a undeniable. statistics. . The very fact splendid picture .that the exalted mood Nathan Oreenherg, 54, of 218?Conklin1 are; First- vice - president, Prank R. cane- out generally-1 ® -^ ® - lead Thdfaias" Ryan, .a farm hand that teachers’ salaries have been eut remains with him-t^hen • he’ leaves avenue. - ...... : I Brissoh; second vice president, Arthur $11,667,835 4n the last three' years’ and The Senator and George U. War J. j. Larney-farm,_died from the"effects yilfred A,, Lamps, Jr., 12 of 1228 Rob- ' m . Farrell, ahd recording and o^ stepping oh a rusty nail. theater, -thus forgetting bridge v that their number has been materially ren Jr. were elected from this dis money, etc. ert street...... gig , - i ponding—secretary, Prank -Reinfurt. The^HHislde^PubiiG^ educed despite an increase in the num- trict. t o iR e national convention. | Brlsson will also serve as treasur lye a banquet and dance to the cast ber of pupils should be ample evidence Three of the Loizeaux Assembly CEREF|CE-BU6HFIELD. , | Cranmitlee appointments will be made the citizens of this state that cor- - of the show recently- held. ■ Miss Ruth Virginia Bushfleld of 250: neXt month. Plans are being made for sigte were norhinatfio ■ fl.ft.er there tional measures must soon be taken Irvington ~ defeated ; the High -School- •Ryan street and-Louis' R. Cerefice of a pitojc In June. was some * dOObt about one of Chevrolet In to prevent the collapse of our educa baseball team in the, 10th .inning, 8-7. 192 Grand avefiue, Newark, were mar- Franc its members for a while. ‘-Heiiry Brlsson was named general tional system. . The largest attendance vet to tur. ■led Saturday In City Chapel, New! chalrms -G. Nnlton, of Hillside, chief cleujj tan ot the picnic and John Link out was at the ’ annual dinner of the A New Record YofK City, by. Deputy City Cleric Philip1 treasure•er Monday night when -the Vari- •ect this situation, as well as i n t o eounty clerk’s office, also ol Fleas‘at Cheater D. Hines. ■ _ !ous #'5mdeties of the- ohurch met together to afford reductions in property taxes the Loizeaux slate, was t o vioto The bride, the daughter -of Mr. and and Chevrolet dealers’ car and truck sales it the -afternoon and evening Of arid enable the assured financing o t among four aandidates. The only Arthur Bushfleld, moved’ her Saturday, June. 13 for. the affair. A :gency relief, I have proposed in the . plaee the organization did not far In April totaled 134,481 units, setting Irvington in. March’. Her biifi- a new all-time high mark for any singie flipper will he served from 0 to 8 p. m. Legislature a compreh^rsive replf^f- so well was among the candidates band Is a lawyer. QOOR CHILD month In the company’s history, W. B. by the Rosary Society under the super- ment tax program whjch, through V e for freeholder, where- they gained HOHer.jdce president -and general sales Ivision of Mrs., Margaret McGiirry, and- enactment of hew levies to replace the . one o f t o three nominations. /AND THE SCHOOL ., MICHAEL J. MURPHY. Miss drawn^up and—other- preliminary ar- Mrs. P„ A,. Barnes, of Oak Bane, rangements made, the teams Wanting Philadelphia, Saturday "at the amuufe to take part in the league' cannot delay May’ Day fete of Beaver Scouts To Demonstrate Work their entrance. Tite league will open at ktotown, Pa. - the end cf June, with tfie'games played trre~ea,Tlv-evenlng7------,------— Hillside And Linden Troops Additional Sports Tri-City Loop To Give Play Moliaws Take Bears Return May 28 For Long Is Organized Lead In' Junior At the; ftaftl meeting . of the Tri-Gity Will Reveal Forces Affecting Home Stay A tRuppe rtStadium gaseball League held at 1240 Broadway, Boys A t Event Planned For tjiistovmsfrlp, Wednesday the following _____ ffioi-inaimn Park July 1 Baseball Loop Once again the galloping Bears are the coast Vitt won four flags officers were elected; Raymond .Wick- M ffof Phoenix Brass, President; Jarvis ‘me cdnflicttog forces which affect s and Albany, before returning gohalk Comes Back - y - . »,m m nlctured to a ten minute Defeat Cubs 4-1 and Become .Only to their own stamping grounds, Rup- Confidence and determination are net Matt Miller of Phoenix Brass, Secretary I Kyleti -"t m V aiw 1**- A boss,” - S E I Unbeaten Nine In Le J|ue; .perf,: ata31Tiru7'Tn ln»£ nl,H,y-at, Iflflldna-Jg-Jnr Rchalk. the hulling .and Treasurer. The League will open iW^ohedute-^nextweek-with-4he~&^ given by twelve men and a boy at War- Comets Top Liberty Park home. The charges of Ol Os Vltt, skip ntEre’igCond sack® of the Bears. These, lowing games;. ■ / t t t Manco Park July 1, it Was announced per. of the Brums, are ' now to Balti two essentials have-brought him back Hillside tidy Scout'Round Table Standing of Teams .Monday- evening Phoenix JBrass- vs. more and will end ttulr four-gatoe ser Into adtlon oh the diamond. A year 'M.ondayTnight at the High School. ---- - f w .— L.-----Av, ies there Saturday.—Immediately -after- ago.,. Roy vvas huirfe while the Bears Ebco. __. Mohawks ...... tT ■'lfOQO — fl-y_eujaning TTiiiside North Ends Harold D. Steward, activities chair1 file .game Saturday they will board a Were training' down South. His arm Cubs ...... 1 1 * .5(10 vs. Irvington .Sports Club. • inan,. announced .that the draipatiza- feaia for ,!fib‘d@<''. There'they are toi refused to respond to treatment. As Liberty Parks ...... •. 1 - 1 - Thursday evening A. Pink & Son vs, -Mnn-wSaETliS glverr dir ttie-oocasloa ®e§5 ffiB“Bsrotors:;lirfour games.-Shak- the season went along, Bov was Comets— _____ 1 1 ,.500 H-. Ar-Wil^on-Oo^---- l___ |_____ -fUgirEHifiidS7 and Ltoden-scautayieja- -Hig—the-duflU-of-AIbspy from fep.lr. feet ter and many of his friends began to Orthopaedic Shoemaking Cardinals ...... j Z . i ‘ tnfffir Friday evening ^llsile-lVojahs vs csstrate their scout activities. The the Bears will be home May 28 to open advlse'-hlm-tdliJOkforsomethliig Athletics _____ .. . -1 . :60fT “Union Csrdlna;ls7“*“— - 7—-F sketch has the boy: put up for auction, their home stay starting with the Grlj to which to make a living. It was then' Games Tomorrow r~*7AD game5^start-at-6-,.-15-p-mj-and-w-iU with the men, representing various ele oles of Baltimore. - that Roy became. determined and de Foot Troubles Liberty Park vs. Cardinals at Bristol- be played, at. the Day-Elcler Field .... ments, such as "war" and “the under : Manager Vitt is a cagy individual. olded, that his best days as a bau'player Myers back of the George Washington School. f world” each bidding- for him until thb He learned his baseball years ago and were , ahead of him I Can Correct Them Athletics vs. Mdhawks at High School tetter elements combine their interests reached his peak as a .player while a A, systematic campaign was mapped Comets vs. Cubs at North EhdS If you are troubled wife falldn tO-Wm toe ooy. - member .dJithe Detroit Tigers. Three out. Certain exercises, of his own, were Camporee Well Attended TheyMohawks have climbed into urn* [irches, foot aches, crippled' or times 'the Tigers worr the flag under |6 be followed daily. For days he ex High. School Golf disputebspossession of first place in the lother foot ailments, i J. Leeds Brown, district commissioner the late Hughey Jennings and Vltt still ercised with utmost pare, but the arm Hillside Junior Baseball League by vir tjf /ears of Practical Experience and secretary of-the Round Table! re sports the championship emblems given, refused to show any. improvement. He Team Victors Again ported that about 400 -boys, 40 adult, tue', q£ their' victoryjaver the.Cubs last the Tigers. Like oldtlmers he ,is not wap getting .a little despondent but his .leaders and about 300 visitors attended Sunday morning at Bristol-Myers field. Specializing In given to Preglctlfinfl. Big refuses-to say young bride encouraged him on. Hillside High School's •goji team won the Union Council camporee in the The Indians played a wonderful game Shortly afterward his arm began to 1m-. his. Bears are gotog to cop the flag. its thir.d straight—match'last Friday, Orthopaedic Footwear^ Arches township last weekend. The next cam to -beat last year’s champs,' collecting a prove and other exerctoee were added. He believes such a prediction, at fill! downihg St. Benedict’s Prep ^School at C B \^5 Extensions poree will be in Springfield June 12 and total of ton., hits off Johnny Intrabartolo time, would jinx the Bruins, His se Bowling and basketball were taken up and Joe Buman-while Lefty Oantillion Cedar Ridge, 10 to 2. Monday, however, RADIO SERVICE LAade to order under Guarantee 13. . .L'iii;'- cret ambition,\howeVer, Is /to wto his and his arm grew stronger. By . this was pitching a masterpiece, holding the theldcai players bowed to West Orange & PARTS I Alterations and Shoe Repairing ; The possibility of having a district first year in the "league and: then time smiles were again prevailing liil he&yy chitting Cube, to six bingles.'. Can- at the Rock Spring Dountry ,01u6i3 i«2 “ 06 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth camporee to bring the scouts of the on to a WHS world's crown. Vitt to the Sohalk home. He went South With TEL EL - 3 8866 ftijlion was at his: best,,in the pinches, tp.::3.^1|g7; 1193 E.GRAND ST. 0pp. Qity Hall ■ Jowsgte together was discussed, scouts satisfied hto' team Is belief fortified the Bears and quickly showed-he was fanning the Opposing batsmen with iln 'the S|t. Benedict’s ihaidhr . 3E)| OPP. TEL.CO. o? Troon 73. under their Scoutmaster,- to stand the gaff once the race gets fit. Since being in the lineup he has Henry Greenberg, demonstrated their fflen On tlKrbases——————- — .— Maurer' defeated Miller, 2 to 1; A1 Boy- hot,- Likewise he admits fthe Interna- played,, wonderful ball and along with lfl,n blanked Bacht, 3 to 0; John iPersak investiture service for the members of Siwicki, backstop fo fth e Mohawks, Nolen Richardson the palr- torm we' tlonal League this year is much faster defeated, Orr, 3 'to O and Ad Vogel won the Round Table, led the winners’-hating attack, ‘banging- best doubjc play combination in thi pout;three hits. ' Farrara, Weiok,, Wilkens, than the Pacific Qoast League was last over Schultz*.2 to '• L •■Bovlan''Was the year. That to a big admission for league. Schalk has always been repogl drfljf Hillsider to win against West Or and" Prank intrabartolo, collected - two hlzed as one of the fastest rnenjnjjte apieoo. .. r ,: ange, beating .. JSovac, r 2 i-2-. to l-2r Jailed For Theft Of game on pivoting. Just sheer pit, plus ost to Smultz, 3 to 07 Vogel was; The -Comets' won their first league Ratkiewioa, ss , confidence ,and determination has kept ,6- l - % also blanked by . Mallet and Persak -got game when they defeated the Biberiy Farrara, if' ...... /?; Hoy In the game, Wallet At Factory Park mni by, the scorenOf 9-S at too Weick, lb . 4 2 . one polnrto Slapp’s two. Norfii Snd field. SDssfjy Kochan was Sagewtob, cf ....;,. 4 0 0 AT COLLEGE F3ETE 3 Cleveland Hayes, 36 years old, Negro, o n -^ J ^ ^ ^ fs r the Streaks, Being op» Oantillion,.p ...... - ■ A f. 1 'of 196 Belmont avenue* Newark, was posed by Kortz and Byrnes. Mason, Receiving Entries Mrs. Charles Q, Dollingfer, cif 48 Oen- (ter Stfeetrwas the guest of her daugli- sentenced Tuesday to thirty days in the htktoson and Janowskl led the offen o?ptai8 v 87 - 4\ 10 county jail for the theft of a wallet, sive with two hits each. wlUvHuber and . Cubs For Softball Loop containing $43.11, from a fellow worker Kortz doing she same for the- Parkers. -ab- ~a~ In the L. Mundet & Sops cork factory. J The Athletlos-Oardlnale game was M l, ss ...... 8 " ;“'0- Sjamuel iDujbow,. supervisor of the CHAIN CLEANERS & DYERS Sfatuel Rodrlgerl, of 298 Market'Street, postponed because the high sohpol fiel# Wilkens, 2b :...... ' .'.'4- 0 v 2 playground at the high school, this “Masters in-the^'Art of Dry Cleaning1 Newark, the owner of the wallet, was .bj-use>|t Saturday. . Dude, 3b ...... — 4 0 week announced that team-applications Knitted Garments Blocked to Measur l charged Hayes with the theft after fee : Liberty Park Ferrigno, b ...... 4 0 \ -Q to. enter the . Community Softball Main Office and ^Factory 4 \.i latter had been caught to a search for : • ab r h ; J. Intrabartolo, p-of iS League must be filed with him within 1515 Maple Ave. cor. Williamson Av< 1 i the wallet to the faotory and later had Demar, 3 b ...... 4 0 . Buman, cf-;p ..... ,-r-r- 4 the HeXfi week or . so. Hillside, *N. J. confessed/ Deputy Chief John Mason, Denten, 2b~,T s k 1 0 DIBilo; if1^iV,77,.. v»' i b . '4o-i Inasmuch as the schedule mus Phone WAverly 3-6778 Patrolman i^po WaUrafl and Andrew Huber, ss V. -.- 2 1 Bntfcweiiclf : ...... ' 1 ~ 0 —M0- Jepson made fe§ investigation at the Lucas, If ...•,.... 4 " 1 rF. Intrabartolo, It) . \A :--JX r 0 jp tciy jh a t Jed to the arrest Monday VfOlfl, C ...... 4. 1 Tyi’ansky, r irrrrrf;'.. 8 0,, Campbell, _rf - ...... -4 o- C Wagner, of ...... 2 1 Totals .. 7.. .wrJ.. 38 i ■ b KorbanloE, lb ! .’.T T i3 "" 1 Centre Fur Shop Offers Korbt, -p ■ • • ...... 4 2 Moving Ordinance B^rn®, p ,., .7 ^ Cold Fur Storage at $1.50 per Garment Bares Sharp Teeth IT’S FAR MORE THAN THAT Insured for $60.00. Furs Repaired, Remodeled, Relined, Cleaned, . *. tf* (Mutant proof o f the utterip different - . ; ab Glazed, and Styled to Latest Fashion. At Lowest Prices. ’ method of Electrolux operation—no machinery at liOtoF Bressman, W, Qf 405 Haw* Sg^rjjfgrSJT;-;'.rr■ 3 ■ Free estimates given at your home, thome avenue. Newark, the first truck- J, Yowpa, ss ...... 3 Call ES 8-9101 ’ 10 UNION AVE at Center, Irvington a lt! Good rtaaui why only Electrolux can offer ali man tried for moving property of a £!.' Demscok, ss ...,. 0" Marsa Furniture Inc. family without first obtaining, a license Mason, If ...... 4 -and gaining permission to move the Demscok, lb ...... 4 and Decorators furniture, paid $10 fine Monday when Atkinson, 2b ...... 4- found guilty by Police Judge Emil- A. Janowskl, 3b ...... 3 Herrlgei. Hollis, c ...... 1 Bressman, when tried' three weeks Blaza, rf ...... 8 play of Period Furniture, usually ago, claimed he was ignorant of jam Lawler, r f ...... 0 the better stores at hew ordinance, although he knew of Koohan,- p ~ , . .V, — S similar ordinances in several other com munities. The township lost $57.18 to Totals - ...... 28" You oan obtain good furniture personal taxes-due from .a family whose Liberty IMrk ...... S through us fo r a great deal less. belongtogs were moved out of town by Comets ...... ' I Bressman without approval from the Umpire—Shroba. Score: tax office. Mohawks 1059 Bergen St., Newark ab Slwloki, c ., .-.,,.' 5' Our only Store, formerly at Skarl, rf ...... 4 James Kirkman, Old Cailendrfllo, 3b s.... 3 21-23 Broadway and T O High St. Resident Here, Dies Adamohok, 2b ...... 4 James Kirkman, 92 years: old, of 1242 Salem avenue, a resident here the last' QO'they torture you by day? twenty three years, died suddenly Mon day night at his home. Services were Keep you awake at night? held there Wednesday evening. ■ at is it that keeps hospitals open and doctors Mr. Kirkman epent most of his life to ►,u»y? -NERVES. Newark and’ Jersey City, largely to t?nkt is It that makes your, face wrinkled and truck gardening, He to survived by makes you feel old? . NERVES three sons, Abram, John D., a depytjf Nine times out of ten it’s NERVES that make you sheriff, and' Lewis S„ a member of the restless, worried, haggard. Are department; two daughters, Miss Margaret May Kirkman, .of the same Do they make you Crenky, address, and Mrs Ray L. Jewell, of Hill side; five grandchildren, Fireman Har Blue-give you Nervous Indi old Kirkman, Mrs. Adolph Kelfer, Mrs. gestion, Nervous Headache? George Geyer and Mrs. Fred Lanoton, When nerves are over-taxed, you worry oyer -*1T of Hillside, and Raymond Kirkman, trie s , find :it hard to concentrate, can t sit still. of Jersey Dity; also five great-grand- NerVe Strain brings on Headache. _ children, Audrey and; Verilyh.. Geyer; Helen Lahoton, Harold Kirkman, Jr, Nefvous people often suffer from Indigestion. and Dorto Kelfer.. There may be absolutely nothing wrong with fee organs of digestion, but fee Nerves are not on fee job to make fee organs do their work properly. ’ Youths Violating Do they interefere with your Probation Warned wprld ruin your pleasure; drive away your friends? William Bitsko, 18, of 555 Chapman Ynn’re cheating yourself,and the man who pays street, was turned over to the Tihion are not County probation office Tuesday for normal. . , violation of probation, after appearing You can’t have a good time when you are nervous. hi Irvington police Court for trespass- You can’t make or keep friends when you are Elizabethtown tog on Lehigh Valley Railroad property. keyed up and irritable. You may excuse your Alden Loveland, 17, of 106. ChestAut self, but to others you are just a plain crank. avenue, arrested with, • him on a drill Consolidated train last Friday, was given a sus pended sentence and a warning. The two boys were arrested by Detec Gas Co. tive Harry Hanklnson of the railroad Police; It was charged they refused to 16 West Jersey St. Elisabath. E. J. get off the drill train when ordered to do so by the train’s crew and W ed to Page tight TH E HILLSIDE TIMES, F R ID A Y M AY 22, 1936 ttt the aazzjlHg Chlcago Werid-Eair lln: A Perfect Team. Florenz Zlegfeld laid It down and have I William Powell as Ziegfeld, Myrna Boy daughteitnf Jtev. and Mrs ;t n r . ‘Small Town . The star o f the immortal. “Seventh ;Ziegfeld’ To lu®^iaTirBtrt^legfeldtag=th* great. BtniB Burke and Dulse Rainer - as 1,898.. ft progresses as Ziegteld himself 76 Mertz avenue, are -Heaven,-- Jarfet-Ga.vnnr, >j.nH tha ^pnsp,- Zlegfeld '^ p l f c " ‘TSS’ Great Zlegfei'd” Sbha Held. Then - mere; are • Virginia- .prappiMiwd.:.The dano? numbers never dents at Allegheny College who Hfl tlon or “Magnhicpilt1 UB934UIJT1," Rub’*- —flrwvt-htng—thaU-a—great musical | Bruce as Ziegfeid's greatest glorified before'have been equalled. Robert Z. soon take tH erfinarmBamffiM *sS” Girl’ Coming ert Taylor, have 'joined hands to .bring “Rutt"2mf Weds: picture should have, it likk 111 lll« Me- nTTririiiiriiTl n*Ti -‘rcrrk-M-nra»h-^ak4ilSl ILepnard directed and places hln} .among toreturning home for ffiel^erVav to; the screen one pf the most stirring* of Zlegfeld, a iSbst gripping, and per rival producer, Nat Pendleton as san- '"the Mys uf direct pro, -phe.fet tTuA-iS. natdmi ------1------HI modern romances in their latest' pic fect- dramaiio..sfcy. Ir.„ltS''mudfdsf Idwi Reginald: Owen as. Zlggy. presented twice daily at 2:30 and 8:30, Stars Janet Gaynor And Robert ture, “Small- To#n Girl," coining'-for In "Hie Great JZiegfeld," now at the i tnbers, never before produced oii such ager, Fannie Brice-as herself, Ray Boi- llniSudtog Sunday, with all seats AUTOIST TO APPEAL, Taylor, Two O f Screen s Out four days starting Sunday.. Shuberl Theater, Newark, for' the sec- a scale of grandeur, it .has many of g?r and h!s amazing dancing feet, Sar- served whloh can Be purchased. in ad 3 Harold, W, Bph,' 48, jfcg i7 ohanwv standing Talkie Players U,®ili-|he^renBatign' of the screen - ond and final week, beginning Sun the most dazzljng scenes ever seen in. riet Hootor and hordes of the most vance to av®d waiting in lin ejt, * }or avenue, Ervihgton,' convicted Prialv season, the- dashing, Robert Taylor, as day and- the only showing in New Jer .pictures.it beautiful girls’ever to same 'at you from afternoon by Judge Emil AHerrtor,? With Warner Baxter contributing’* the her eo^t8rr'a“Berfeet---sofeai-teata is1 sey this season, motion pictures have In entertainment aioile K rates Just The story opens. in Zlegfeld's youth TAKE FINAL EXAMS. drunken.driving, said he would aoo^l •-■finest petfonpimse ol his career, “Robin formed. Audible, commente 'from the picked "up the torch where the late about 1000. per, cenE First, there are the screen..... ISft'^illnd Katherine Lytle, s the Verdict, . v ; .... * “wsai .- Hood of Ei Dorado" comes tonight end Audience proclaimed Taylor’s dramatic I tomorrow to the Mftyalr Theater to take pork to be even finer than that in] it3 place among the truly nirgnifioent ■-{■n-fcninr. rtf tV, a tpllyj “Broadway Melody of 1938” and “Mag- i . The story of Joaquin Murrieta, as de picted in MRobin Hood: of El Dorado,” Taken from Ben Ames .Williams’ fa te the Irtnrv nf nrm nf- ttm mous noveb>broughs to tile screen by. Spaniards who was hfOKtn itrrdnr the John-Siree -Malim-arid-EdithfKtzger-aJd,. jron_heei of American invasion On the PONTIAC Tichenor ffee City Bakery LIST YOUR PROPERTY Agency 247 H ollywood Ave., Hillside FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Service EL 2-0625 Parts and Service Anton Miller, Prop. Phone W A yerly 3-8504 Old fluid and Silver Bought Appraisals, — Real Estate Clocks called for and delivered Insurance Station EXCELLENT VARIETY of Deliciohs Baked Goods to Our Reputation is. Your* " MAX0N MOTORS help you 'en joy every meal per CUSTOM G.F. Schuman & Son Assurance o f Reliability 1444 North Broad St. Hillside' fectly. . Car Washing Oakes, Pastry. Pies, Bread, Rolls WAverly 3-2832'- $1.00 Jew eler W E DELIVER 1222 NORTH BROAD ST. Watch and Clock Maker Hillside Realty Co. Selected Used Oars HILLSIDE Special Discount for LIBERTY at LONG AVE. Bliizabetbr Churches, Lodges, etc. 34 Hillside Ave, Hillside W Averly, 2-4232 YOUR BUSINESS IS OUR AIM Robertjray lor and Janet Gaynor in “ Small Town Girl" When we put your car in order we liniMiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiliillllUUIIUIIIIIIillllllimi fix it Ho stay put. To do this requires m .... Reporter Chief Characl I tears and laughs alike from.' the atll an intimate and detailed knowledge oil burner: . ,. A\ wise-orackkig front-page reporter, dience. ...' , . of automobile construction and op ' who, gets his tips from orin linaJs, is Zane Grey, who is without a .peer a: eration. Here all work is done % 7 Specialists in e the .principal character in sai amount's a story-teller of the West in its un- skilled auto repairmen. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IlirilleS, "Woman Trap," ani ; toniglv bridled days,- wrote . “Drift Fence,' Sales' Service You' will find our service will be and tomorrow. Associated Food which .'Barahiouiit has 'pr^uSed, and what you have a right to expect it Let us rent or sell your & Hb trails the gang only to : ind that which opens Sunday. Packed with thrills Rotoflame Gem Oil Burner to be-^unstinted and unfailing in its Store Property for You . an -exoitement-seeking girl, w and' bristling with danger, this action satisfaction to you. he has saved, serves as a trs Completely installed, with 275 drama provides exciting entertainment, Hersh Motor Car Co. W illiam Basoh, Prop. gallon tank, Minneapolis Con him in the. power cl the da. for young and did. • Insuranoe In A ll Its Branches 'W e Carry a full line of who feel their lives will be a : far i BRISTOL FORD SERVICE trols, Plain Thermostat, Fire Featured roles are played by Larry 27-31 W E STFIELD AVE. '-he is “wiped, out." ”3uster” Crabbe,-fom Keene, Kather GROCERIES proofing and Permits ' 1422 N, Bfoad St., H illside Gertrude Michael portrays the girl ine DeMille, Benny Baker, Glenn Erik- DELICATESSEN whose zest for novel adventure plunges son and Stanley Andrews. ELIZABETH, N. J. W A. 3-0891 1 FRUITS & VEGETABLES $245.00 Louis J. Hess the reporter fet® p®.:fmporti irit parts “Drift Fence” dramatizes the oonfllot: At Popular Prices , 160 HILLSIDE AVE. are entrusted to Roscoe Kar s, Akim between the big and small ranch-oi TAmlnoff, Samuel S. Hinds, Sidney Henry Kleinhans, Inc s. when all- land was considered ct 1450 No. Broad St. Hillside W A v erly 8-4452 ■ Blackmer' and Dean Jagger. on property for grazing purposes. 7 Thompson Lane, Elizabeth $245 Full Price RUDY’S SERVICE Free Delivery Open Eves. There are 31 large tents, including the Phone EL 2-5577 W A 3-0888 Circus Coming largest big top, seating 16,000. will buy a 1083 F ord Ooacb persi STATION Established 42 years This is the peak season for youth with rebuilt motor. Nothing 166 Liberty Ave,, Hillside, N, J. hiBT00L in. v BUYERSiSifiSt 1 ...... limn To Newark Soon and beauty among j j i |0Q world famous* mic artists: with-the show.. in the-aHi more to pay. UN 2-3157 With "the most Impressive .vnd bril H th e three rings, op the fota? stages S b 'mist Used Oars o f E very Make Tires Tubes — Towing1 liant seven-ring-and-stage program -in .and in the quarter-mile" hippodrome & New Jersey’s Largest -. its history, the Ringling Bros, and Bar- track, will be seen hundreds-of pretty .. gi'mi & Bailey Combined ddreus, which girls. .In the 00-girl serial ballet, the- • Expert Auto Repairing wll: — Xagc?> mrpn,jBy most beautiful mld-alr display ever pro-, Liberty Auto Sales USED TOOL BUYER auoea, were arc Beauties thftf evoke' •’Battery -aad-'toritlon W ork Tuesday June 1 and 2, offers this sea W e Pay Spot Cash for all kinds son as a sensational superrfeature, a ecttuk^ of- fteWspaRgr oohufieht wher- ' 1401 North Broad St, Washington Florist Gas, Oil and Accessories •of Used Tools. Turn you r old hero of African pigmy elephants, the ever the Ringling Bros. 'aSd BSfhUHi & INC. first ever to set foot on this continent. JBatley OThihltn__ W A verly 3^1280 tools into These tiny tuskers are not bi.bies, but 'Flowers and Plants for all DR.FREDH.ROEVER ..full-grown, middie-aged midget ele MULLER RENAMED TO Occasions’' Cash phants, the rarest animals on the face ALBRIGHT CLASS POST 237 Clinton Ave. Newark, N. J. of the earth. Accompanying them Is a Member F. T. D. at Elizabeth Ave. herd of miniature African por gtirs, the .John. Muller, 14 Mading terrace, a BIG SALE SAMUEL GREENFIELD : world’s AEnaBest . beast® of-burden. The Flowers by Telegraph to student majoring to chemistry at Al 263 M ARKET ST. ; pigmy a^ghan-ts have proven the great- bright College, Reading, Ra., was last ON TRUCKS All Cities. N EW ARK , N. J. ' est atiraotion the Big Show has ever week* eleoted“ treBsurwS^^ge;:?[jgjj|p placed before the pubtte, not even ex M A 2-2133 class 'for the school year 1933-37... Ke FORDS and OHEVROLETS cepting its presentations in the* past of is a member of Zeta Omega Bpsfio'n 569 BROAD STREET Give Y ou r Eyes the Attention the disc-lipped UbaBgis, the giraffe- Fraternity and -the ^ m ln o - Dramatie BRAKES REUNED N EW ARK, N. * necked women from Burma, the sacred Club. He was . a member bf the winning s M itchell 2-0621— 2—3 d white elepEant Of Siam,. Jumbo, LSm, football team under Ooach Clarence L. S. Terry & Sons, Inc. They Deserve -Thinnb and Goliath, the sea eluphant. Munn last Fall, He is also on the var - Among-the scores of new features, to sity baseball nine under Coach Stanley 12 MONTHS FREE ADJUSTMENTS SWines, Liquor and BeerE say nothing of the dew importations ipno which has won five out of eight USED CARS RAYtClQ^M«IXARMmilM.I«IUIBO»d(UIM6 from Europe and Asia, lncludix g the- in- games played to date.. . . . eredible Naitto Sroupe, the Royal Bo- 2Q0-11 Liberty A ve. = Hillside -kara troupe, the Imperial Viennese SERVICEBB Painting & Decorating .-squesWan .'.troupA -the great :Frederico Phone ELizabeth 2-8146 and. a free running horse, pony and ele-1 228 HALStY ST. ^ 4 0 BRANFORD PL N E W A R K Phant Bbffity act of sixty members 1n 285 No.&RCAD ST* ELIZAP^JM Ctolonel Tim MoCoy, the screen's most Szarkos Liquor Store outstanding western star, at the head, Telephone ELizabeth 2-4547 of his congress of rough ridels of the ■AUTO SERViCI FRIENDS, I THANK YOUt Adolf Sentzer 1315 LIBERTY A V E . world—Cossacks, cowboys, cowgirls, va- It was mighty good to see so qtteroe, Sioux and Blackfeei^warrlors many of my old friends. Then/ HOME FOR FUNERALS and near Long Ave. ; and Australian bushrangers. Colonel too, it was nice, to make so many P ainter WE SPECIALIZE IN McCoy, plainsman, cavalry efficar in new friends. I certainly appre • W A v erly 3-0659 thedj, a Aiaay Reserve apd friend of LUBRICATION ciate your kind patronage and am Decorator the'Indian, is the idoi' \of .American looking forward to a continued Complete Yertfied Esso Walter R. Lee boys ex.& girls, and he win bo BBan in pleasant relationship. , High Class Work At Best Quality — Cut Rate Prices both the main performance and the’ Lubrication Job ~~ $1 wild west. MODERATE PRICES. FREE DELIVERY M e Greatest Show on Barth heads “ Ask The Man W ho’s BUTZ’S SERVICE Director of Funerals For Estimate Call WAverly 3-8655 into this territory on four lmg rail Established 1910 Had O ne" road Crains of 100* cars, with 1,600 peo Appraisals Made STATION 1281 Salem Ave. Hillside, N. 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