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'THE HERALD HILLSDALE'S COVERS HILLSDALE ONLY LIKE A ROOF" NEWSPAPER VoL V, No. 36, Whole No. 343 Hiilsda 1 e, New Jerse y, T h ursday, Septemb e r 3, 19 3 1 Single Copy, Three Cents PLANS COMPLETED MAN IS SENT TO JAIL FIREMEN EXPEL FOR FLOWER SHOW CLOSE GAME IS 'FIRE'IS PUT OUT FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING A meeting was held on Tuesday eve Robert Norton was sent to Hacken- rung at Mr. and Mrs. R- Lenmann's saclc jail on Sunday when he was un- TWO FIREBUGS home, on Stockton street, for the heads ' iDBYSOX IN QUICK able to pay a fine of $200, $5 doctor's IS INVESTIGATED of various committees to complete ar- ' fees, and $1 court costs, after being rangementts for the Sower show of the cund guilty of drunken driven before Westwood Department Votes Sun Dial Garden C_ub, of Hillsdale. Hillsdale Team Nosed Out ByHillsdale Firemen Took Only Recorder Walter J. Mclntyre, in Hills- jMayo r antj Commissioner Ex- We wish to mate a correction in the dale. Unanimously to Drop Hay- lists of prizes published in last week's Piermont At- Stadium, Twelve Minutes to Reach Norton :'s from New York City, and sneraie Police Chief of paper. The prize won by Frank Palm, was picked up early Sunday hy Chief ward and Wittnebert. of the Manor, iast year, was $2.50 in Score 2 to 1. Scene at Tappan. Bulach and Officer Beissbarth, who Deliberate Neglect. geld—and not $10 as stated. Mr. Palm noticed him driving In an unsteady has donated this gold piece to the club, mannsr. He was traveling south on OTHER FIRES HINTED to be used as a prize this year. HAD CHANCE IN FIFTH SCHOOL WAS 'BURNING' Broadway at the time. ALL INVOLVED QUIZZED Ths sweepstake prize offered by the He was taken to Dr. James W. Fox club for the largest number of points, j for examination, and the doctor pro-, open to members only, will be the sil- Other Companies Also Re- nounced him under the influence of j man Maae Basil f OI" Liberty Investigation Is Under Way to iver loving cup won last year by Mrs. Travolta Tripled But Was Out liquor and unfit to operate an automo- I -cm -R.T p . T_L7 T- . " Link More Suspicious Blazes S. A. Kirfcpatrlck, of River Vale, which At Plate On MuIIer's sponded and Some Stood biie. When Nobody Was Expect- becomes a possession when won for to Members of Same Group three years, not necessarily succes- Bunt. By to "Cover Up." f ing Such An Attempt. sively. LEAKY REFRIGERATOR —- Last Saturday afternoon the Truck BATTLED WITH MASK Police Chief William Bula.ch, of Clarence Hayward and Harry.Witt- The Hiilsdale Blue Sox dropped an- ; Hillsdale, was exonerated from any mebert, of Westwood, both under arrest cther game on Sunday at the Hillsdale Company of the Hillsdale Fire Depart- HILLSDALE TEACHERS ment responded to an emergency call One butcher in Hillsdale this week I deliberate neglect in the escape of for their part in setting ithe Overbrook Stadium, when they were defeated by found it necessary to wear a gas mask Stanley Post when he was being Country Club building in Hillsdale on C O _rt e» *T~»1VI'TTWE"WT Piermont in a stiffly contested game froin Tappan to fight a fire that had broken out in the school building there. when he went to the refrigerator to get • brought back .to Hillsdale from Phil- fire, were expelled from the Westwood that proved interesting from start to a side of- beef to cut up. j lipsburg last- week. Police Commis- IFire Department at a special meeting Miss Florence Walker, of Hillsdale, j finish. The result was close, the final The Hillsdale boys reached the scene and Miss Bessie Heale, of Park Ridge,' score being, Piermont 2, Hillsdale 1. of the fire in twelve minutes, and rais- Gas masks were not furnished the j sioner Harvey Hering and. Mayor W. W. of the Company on Tuesday evening, j customers, so they had to remain out- i Livengcod conducted a thorough inves- The members of the Company cast a) two teachers in Hillsdale school, re- j The splendid pitching of Nick Swetz, ed ladders on the building and aided turned to town on Wednesday after a for Piermont, bottled up the Hillsdale in checking the flames. sids the store. jtigaticn on Tuesday evening, and found unanimous vote in favor of the action, j Of course, the story Is not so bad as {that there was no evidence of deliber- Both men had previous good records, wonderful trip across the continent. ! sluggers and held them down to three The Fire Departments of Nyack, Leaving here the end of June, they' singles. Hillsdale made the meagre may at first appear, as the need for a j ate conspiracy in the escape of Post, as members of the Department. J Sparkill, Piermont, Nanuet and River gas mask had nothing to do with the but that Chief Bulach was guilty of The action of the Company will be sailed to San Francisco, via the Pana- ! hits count, however, and with the aid j Yale ~ also responded and participated .strength of the meat. No, the gas mask simple carelessness in the matter. submitted to .the Board of Fire Officers ' ma Canal, making stops in Panama; of a misplay on the part of Piermont, \ in successfully fighting the fire. The was necessary because, through a leak i There were probably some extenuat- for approval, and will later be referred i and Havana. Some interesting places were able to bring in one run. qU=ck action of-the Fir- Departments in the pipes of., the refrigerator, the '• ing circumstances for the Chiefs easy •to the Mayor and Council for that m San D:ego were visited, after which j Lefty M]lVsl% hurling tor me home of the surrounding communities saved chemicals used in the refrigeration handling of the prisoner, chiefly the body's approval. i they continued on to Los Angeles, •team , was plastered around the lot for ithe school building from being com- escaped and the fumes filled the store, j fact that Post was well known to the Hayward is being held in the County where they spent two weeks. While nine saSetieSi which onjy produced two j pletely demolished and prevented what : The leak was discovered by the j Chief, and that -he hesitated to hand- jail in Hackensack, under $7500 bail, there they visited John W. Voorhis and rlms tol the visitors, because the hits! might have become a menacing fire, butcher when he entered the store, so ! cuS him for that reason. He did not not having been able to furnish that ms daughters, who formerly lived here; ;we r wWeiy. scattered. 1 and which might have threatened the i-.e rushed immediately to the firehouse ] realize that he was handling a des- amount of bail, Wittnebert, who was also Mr. ajid Mrs. Elmer De Motit, who j Fiermont opened strong and scored j entire block, •- M and obtained a gas mask. Wearing the jperate type of criminal, but considered held in the same amount, was released was the former Miss Anms Barwick, of «,„> f.wr, m-no m t_w» n-r^t innino- •»-. -u i _.-.._ - _, " mask he entered the ice house and > that he was merely bringing back one this week, bail having been secured. TTtiicrioia ,i.ne-i two runs m we in si inning., No £Chool children were in any dan- turned off the.flow of chemicals. Later i cf the boys who had gotten into a jam. Arthur Bates, who was also in Hack-' mechanics from the manufacturer of inusaa-ie. __. „ . iBraiman was the first man at bat and: o?r fnr thr^p M«,n.- mrot it wsq =sat Chief Btilach did some excellent ensack jail under the same amount of In Pasatiena, Miss Walker and Miss nd ° masons. Fust, it v,as Sat- the refrigerator arrived and repaired bail as one of the accused in the Over- • Herbert W. Pender, of Hillsdale, who dreW a Brarmanwalki H.e advanceHetriek d singleto secOd and work in tracing the disappearance of Heale stopped to visit the family of SCQred . MiUer singled and; . ^.^fire the mechanical apparatus, brook fire, was released when bail was live out there. _ ^ io Millea a rpasse advanced balld to third on the hit. fcion and me 5le ! Fost, who ran away with Nathalie the response of Thosh e who witnessed the incident, j Krueder and in running down clues furnished. Anthony Hellstern, who is The return trip across the continent Then j^g-. eame home when Muller only a, drill in and saw the butcher moving in the j tha;t eventually led to the couple's lo- charged with having driven the fire was made by rail, with stops at the t-a_.ew ^^ in an attempt to &£& Het_ car, is at liberty on $2500 bail. i r-up system store with the mask on his face, were ]cat =On in Easton Penr>. Ycsemite Valley National Park; also ricfc oS g^ base the N. J. & reminded of the gas attacks that were Bates is a Special Officer, and was Bryce and Zion National Park, in south; Blue sox earned their only run In the investigation conducted by the doing more or less regular duty at- the western "Utah, a week being spent at' ! Tr.iN. sY .i sVoluntee the seconr dFiremen' test gives nAssociation the plan,. a big feature cf the World War.

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