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A COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SERVING The Belleville News ALL OF BELLEVILLE h i t ? T F irn T i? ivn?xi7c Vol. X II., No. 31 Ij M A V 11 >1 ¿mil i Entered as Second Class Mail M atter, A t Newark, N. J., Post Office, U nder A ct of March 3, 1879, On October 9, 1925.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER TOWN OF BELLEVILLE BELLEVILLE, N. J., MARCH 26, 1937 PRICE TWO CENTH
Jewry to Observe Easter Egg Hunt G. 0. P. Unit Opposes Sail for Bermuda Would Change Zones Town to Enforce Ask Improvement . The Misses Marjorie Haslam of 244 Passover Festival Plans Completed “Packing” of Court DeWitt avenue and Flora Longeore of For Apartment Sites 73 Belmohr street, both connected with Florist Ordinance Of Belleville Avenue “Feast of Matzahs” Marks Associations Donate Awards the administration of the high school Sends Resolutions to State’s will sail today for Bermuda-‘and Nas Coogan to Submit Plans Transient Merchants Will Highway; Called Death Trap’ Flight of Jews from For Youngsters m Representatives in sau on the S. S. Brittanie. "They, will return in ten days. For Town Expansion Be Forced to Obtain In Petition of Residents j Egyptian Boiler " 2 Annual Frolic Congress To Zoning Board $15 License And Merchants Passover, or the “Feast of Mat Edward Lister, director of recre A resolution opposing legislation al William Kapell Is A plan to change the zoning of sev Police were instructed this week to A petition,’ signed by residents and zahs,” will be observed by Jewry ation, announced this week that plans legedly intended to1 “pack” the Su eral districts in town to attract those prevent transient merchants from sell throughout the world from sundown have been completed for the annual preme Count was adopted by" the Choral Guest Artist merchants of Belleville avenue, re today until sundown April 3. The Con Easter egg hunt of the recreation com Young Republicans of Belleville, Inc., wishing to erect apartment houses ing flowers for Easter without first questing widening of that street from gregation Ahavas Achim Anshe of mission, to be held tomorrow at 10 at the monthly meeting of the organ was outlined to the town commission having obtained florists’ licenses, re W ashington avenue to the Bloomfield Belleville has arranged special serv o’clock at Belleville Park. Woman’s Club Group Wil ization last week. Monday by a letter from John F. quired by. a local ordinance, at a cost town line, was presented to the town ices to mark the holidays. Several thousand children are ex- The secretary was instructed to Present Annual Concert Coogan, Jr., tax assessor and deputy of $15 each. commission Monday by Nicholas J, The Passover season commemorates j peeted to take part in the contest, send copies of the resolution to all finance director. The license fee was established sev the flight of the Jewish people from i which will be held Monday, morning in New Jersey congressmen and U. S. At High School Colannino, attorney. Egypt after 210 years of bondage. [ the event of rain tomorrow. Awards senators. Albert G. Williams, presi Mr. Coogan declared that apart eral years ago at the request of per Mr. Colannino pointed out that the The period is known as “Z’rnan Chair-. will be given children who' find eggs dent, urged the members to canvass William Kapell, talented 13-year-old ments are desirable, in that they manent florists in town, who com street, a through highway connecting usainu” or the “Season of Our Free-j decorated in gold or silver and bcar- their friends in opposition to Presi greatly increase ratables without ma dom,” and marks the founding of an {ing the name of the prize, pianist, will be the guest artist at the plained that a large part of their bus Bloomfield and the Oranges with New dent Roosevelt’s plan. terially increasing the costs of munic iness was taken by persons who rent independent nation by the Children of Persons and organizations donating annual concert of the Woman’s Club \ urk, is overcrowded with traffic and The resolution stated in part: “Said ipal services, and added that public ed shops for a few days at Easter and Israel. awards for the hunt include Mayor Choral April 6 at the high school aud proposition, if enacted into law and opinion is more favorable to this type Memorial Day to sell blossoms. a “death trap,” numerous accidents The first two evenings of the Pass- William H. Williams, the Belwood itorium, Ruel E. L^hmer of Mont put into effect, would place the Su of construction than it was several Established merchants in other having occurred there. He pointed out over holiday are known as Seder Park Improvement Association, the clair, conductor, has announced. preme Court completely in the power The juvenile artist was born in New years ago. goods who temporarily install stocks that the reopening of Belleville turn nights. Tonight and tomorrow night, Girl Scout Council, the Belleville of the -executive or legislative branch The board, at the suggestion of seders will be hedd in every Jewish York of Spanish-Russian parentage of flowers will be required to pay the pike in the near future will increase Chess Club, the Belleville Glee Club, es of our government and thus de Mayor Williams, suggested that Mr. home, where the Passover service, as and began his musical studies only fee, police were told. the problems. the Louis A. Noll Boosters, the Val stroy the system of checks and bal Coogan draft a suitable plan and lay contained in the “Hagaddah,” will be four years ago. His progress has been The action followed a discussion of The attorney suggested that the. ley Improvement Association, the ances which our Constitution has pro it before the zoning board. performed. ,t so remarkable that he has won fav the matter at an informal conference town take up the problem with county South End Improvement Association, vided for.” Mr. Coogan said later that he wish The service includes many symbol orable attention from such artists as of the town commission Tuesday night. officials, as Belleville avenue is a the Nira Club and employees of the After the meeting a travel talk, il ed to expedite matters for persons or ical rites, among which are the ask Jose Iturbi, Rubin Goldmark, Leopold Mayor Williams said he would bring county highway. As an alternate to town tax and engineering depart lustrated by lantern slides and mov firms wishing to construct modern ing of the “Four Questions” by the Codowski, Mrs. Josef Lhevinne and the matter to the attention of John improving the existing street, be fav ments. - ing pictures, was given by William J. dwellings in town. At present, con youngest child; thy drinking of the Adolfo Bettti. A pupil of Dorothea M. Ramie, deputy public safety com ored the county’s plan of opening a Mr. Lister will supervise the event O’Brien, traveler and lecturer. A St. siderable delay is occasioned by the “Arbah Kossos,” or the four glasses Anderson La Follette, he has ap mission, who' is in charge of the po new highway from Rutgers street and with the assistance of Joseph Parsells, Patrick’s Day party, followed. necessity of waiting for zone changes of wine; the “Kos shel Eliyahu,” or peared in recitals in New York and lice department while Director Ger Washington avenue to Belleville and David Lamb and Mrs. Helen McNeill, The organization will hold a card before construction may be begun. “Cup of Elijah,” and other ceremon on the Pacific coast. He will present ard is in Florida. Union avenues. all.of the recreation staff. party at the Exempt Firemen’s Home, He pointed out a number of discrep ies. Only matzahs, unleavened bread, compositions of Bach, Beethoven, John M. Rainie, deputy director of 241 Stephens street, April 21. The ancies in existing zoning, in which a is eaten during the eight days of Chopin, Brahms, Debussy and De Fal- public safety, declared that traffic* will committee in charge is composed of number of neighborhoods, in which Passover. Glee Club Concert increase in 1939, when a world’s fair Cavanaugh Heads Miss Anna Kull, Mrs. Dorothy Raw- additional single residences will never The following Passover services will will be held in New York. He said that cliffe, Mrs. Catherine Struble, Albert be erected, are still zoned to forbid 50,000,000 persons, 25,000.000 of whom be held at the local synagogue, 317 Kleiner, Irving Weyant, Henry Raw- the construction of stores and apart To Feature Markoe Washington avenue: Tonight at 5:15, Local Elks’ Lodge will travel through New Jersey, will cliffe and Mr. Williams. ments. attend the fair. tomorrow at 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. for The matter was referred to Town adults and at 10 A. M. for children, Henry Ruth Dautel of Montclair Gemeinhardt, Jr., Engineer Sheehan and Town Attorney and Sunday a t 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. To Hold Hearing Appropriation Will Keenan. Rabbi Rubin R. Dobin will preach on Named Secretary of Fra Will Again Be Group’s Commissioner Waters said that the “Levels of Freedom” at the Sunday B ’’eville Bridge presents a traffic morning service. The rabbi will con ternal Organization End Litigation Accompanist On Zone Change (/roMem especially in heavy Sunday duct a special seder for children Sun John Markoe, local baritone and traffic, when hundreds of cars are de day at 10;30 A. M. He will be as Belleville Lodge 1J23, B. P. O. E., Would Permit Erection of Board Votes $2,150 to Settle layed by the frequent opening of the sisted by Mrs. Clara Weinglass, Phil elected Harold J. Cavanaugh its ex choir director, will take the solo part draw to allow the passage of oil alted ruler for 1937-38 at its annual in “Home on the Range” to ‘be ren ip Lempert and Morris Rosen. $500,000 Apartment Faulty Tax Search barges. •election Monday night. Mr. Cavanaugh dered at the Spring concert of the succeeds James O. Ferguson. Henry In Union Avenue In 1927 Belleville Glee Club April 21 at the Board Will Act Gemeinlmrdt, Jr., was elected .secre auditorium of School No. 10. The accompanist will be Ruth Dani Health Officer Warns tary. Other officers are: The zoning board will hold a hear The town commission Tuesday night el of Montclair, who acted in a sim ilar Leading knight, Harold A. Gahr; ing next Thursday, night at the town appropriated $2,150 to settle litiga On New Licenses loyal knight, Emil Kastner; lecturing capacity at the club’s Winter concert Of Measles Danger hall on a proposed change in zone to tion with the 11 tli Ward Building & last December. knight, Wallwin II. Masten; treasurer, Loan Association of Newark over a Scores Attempt of Beverage Joseph Reilly; tiler, William McCoy; allow the erection of a $500,000 apart Arthur Jacobus, director, has an ment house by the Max Brav Realty defective lax search made by a town nounced his pleasure at the progre Urges Parents to Secure trustee for tlnee years, Edward Ma- employee in 1927. $2,000 will be paid Association to Influence Ihes; delegate to the grand lodge, Mr. Co. at Union and Overlook avenues. the club is making with several new The property, at the southeast corner to the association while $150 will numbers planned for the concert. Medical A Cavanaugh; alternate, John Deeny. cover legal costs of settlement. of the intersection, is zone for one- la at the Belleville concert. Tickets may be obtained from James Town Matters ■iml delegate to the state association, Mayor Williams, town finance di Stricken Children Mr. Ferguson. family houses at present. The chorus will sing compositions E, Walker.’’ the president, or Samuel The site is owned by the town and rector, announced that a search made Cocks, 162 Hornblower avenue, treas Following pleas for haste by at The newly elected officers will be of Elgar, Purcell, Cruger-Bach, Ban- by the late Henry S. Underwood, then installed April 5. by Police Lieutenant Richard Nourse. urer. The biennial epidemic of measles torneys for prospective proprietors of The projected sale was-' arranged by; tock, Reimann-Brown Cain, Gaul, tax searcher, in 1927 failed to dis has started in Belleville, Health Of liquor stores, the town commission Commissioner Clark’s department of Clokey, Rowley, Milligan, and Kountz, close taxes and assessments amount Dairyman Faces Charge ficer Eugene T. Berry reported yes-, Monday night fixed April 13 as the Director King Leaves public property, since the town’s in including a number of folk songs. ing to about, $2,000 against two prop terday. In February he said ten cases erties on which the association was date for final decisions on package For Southern Trip terest in the property amounts to Clarence Jordan and George Marie,- Of Breaking Son’s Arm were reported, however, to date 125 nearly $8,000 in delinquent taxes, as ranting a mortgage. cases were reported during March and store licenses for Harry IJyrne at 129 violinists, both of New York, will as The properties were placed in the Town Commissioner and Mrs. Jo sessments and costs. Andrew Benenato of 302 North Bel will continue to increase until they Washington avenue and James .W. sist the chorus. Rosalind Clark Reed, tax sales of 1929, 1930 and 1935 for seph King; their son, Robert, and Mrs. Application for the change was pianist, is accompanist.. mont avenue was arrested by Patrol reach a peak, which usually, occurs •Zuccarelli a t 240 Belleville avenue. King’s sister, Miss Marie Minion, will made by Director Clark. these arrearages and tax title liens the end of April. Mrs. Winfield H. Stone is general were obtained by. investment corpora men Lukowiak and Nygard Tuesday The board, at the recommendation leave today for a ten-day motor trip The proposed apartment house | , “7* " night after his son, Ignacio, 17. noti “Measles is a more dangerous disease would be five stories in height. Ten- 1 tions. Meanwhile, said the mayor, the than most parents imagine, causing of Mayor Williams, planned to with through the South. Director King Members of the chorus are Mrs. fied police that his father had broken building and loan foreclosed orn the twice as many deaths as scarlet fever plans to drive south as far as Florida tative plans call for a residential James K. Alexander, Mrs. William P. his arm with a section of iron pipe hold decision until the return of Com mortgage, becoming owner of the and over half as many deaths _,s dip- on the Atlantic coast and return west structure of the most modern type, air Adams, Mrs. Ronald M. Beck, Mrs in a fit of anger. missioner Gerard, public safety di property, and was compelled to ex- theria,” said Mr. Berry. “Measles fre- of the Appalachians. conditioned throughout. Albert E. Babcock, Mrs. William D. The son was taken by the policemen , rector, from a trip to Florida, but a »pend $3,100 to repurchase the liens Cornish, Mrs. Edgar M. Compton, and protect its investments. to Dr. William H. Fost, who said that ,quemly 13 l o l W d b>T Pneumonia, and definite date for an excise board hear Mrs. William M. Davis, Mrs. Dudley the youth’s left arm was fractured cause deafness or other condi- The mayor declared that the hoard, near the elbow. The elder Benenato'! ^ "’hu-h will handicap for life, ing was set at the request of Theo | Drake, Mrs. Frederic E. Dodd, Mrs. after a conference with Merritt Lane, SIX CHARGED WITH GAMBLING was ordered to appear before Recorder I ^ieaides 1-3 -especially dangerous to dore Belief, attorney for Byrne. (Frank Dorman, Mrs. H. S. Gassner, attorney for the association, felt it Edward J. Abramson, counsel for Mrs. John K. Hefferman, Mrs. John J. Smith in police court this morning. | dllldren* Move than seven- advantageous to settle for $2,000, ------■»►+«»..------” I tenths of those who die of measles in the Belleville Retail Beverage Associ Hewitt, Mrs. George Kaden, Mrs. since Town Attorney Lawrence E. ation, announced the group’s opposi AFTER RAID IN SILVER LAKE Raymond E. Mertz, Mrs. Joseph A. Keenan feared that the town would Embezzlement Charge * ^ tion to the granting of both licenses. Miller, Mrs. Harvey W. Mnmford, 17 have to pay about $3,750 in a judg into contact with som eoi:- who has ¿he “I think the liquor dealers should Mrs. Lloyd C. Nunn, Mrs. Wayne R. ment, court costs and legal fees if Faces Belleville Man let us manage public affairs in the Parmer, Mrs. John Peacock, Mrs. May disease, especially during the early Commissioner P. A. Waters Defends Action The board voted to’ issue an emer sneezing and coughing stage before way we see best,” said Commissioner Trumbull Powers, Mrs. James G. gency note to cover the costs of the Pedice Judge Duveneck of Newark ;tht, ra‘h a])peaj,,. A child who ha> Waters. “A package store doesn’t in Shawger, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Willard Y. settlement. Wednesday ordered Paul Crider of ol j me#alea 01. who might be coming dow„ terfere with taverns, yet a tavern In Bailing Prisoners — Court Strange, Mrs. Andrew G. Salkeld, Mrs. Cedar Hill avenue held in $1,000 bail carries on two businesses, those of William Terry. Mrs. Charles Unfried, with the disease should be kept away Ambulance and Trolley for action of the Grand Jury on an from all others who have not had tin- selling at the bar and distributing Mrs. Howard J. Virtue and Mrs. Wil embezzlement charge brought by Al bottled goods. We .should charge a Raises Bail to $50 liam Wilson, disease, including those in the same Collide in Newark bert Lifson & Sons of 701 Broad household,” he continued. double fee for such licenses,” A partial list of patrons includes street, Newark, by whom he was em “One of the worst evils before na .Six aPeg-ed card players were or a delegation of the club’s officers con Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ackerman, Mr. “Every case of measles should be The town ambulance, driven by Fii'e- ployed. under the care of a physician as he tional prohibition was the attempt of dered held for the Grand Ju ry in $50 ferred with members of the board, and Mrs. Ronald M. Beck. Mr. and The Newark concern charged that raan Edward Cyphers, was damaged may help to prevent pneumonia or oth the liquor industry to control public bail each on gambling charges Mon stating that the club Was properly Mrs. William D. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Crider made collections of $800 and officials.” added Mayor Williams. “I day bv Recorder Everett B. Smith fol- Frank P. Brohal, Dr. and Mrs. Don March 18 in a collision with a Broad er complications. conducted and they were not aware of failed to turn them over to the com suggost, lhat the tavern keepers con- j In win •>■ a raid on the Franklin Pleas- ald S. Brown, Miss M argaret L. Bunee, line street car in Broadway at Sylvan “All cases must be reported to f l>.• gambling on the premises. pany. The local man was arrested in fine their activities to running then uve Club at 184 Franklin street, Sil Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Byles, Mr. avenue, Newark. Cyphers was accom department of health. If no physician As an incorporated club, they said, Newark Tuesday night. own businesses in the best possible ver Lake section, by Detectives Lee and Mrs. Burton Colehamer, Mr. and panied by Patrolman Jerry Lilore. is in attendance, the parent or guard they did not need a pool room license, manner. I think this board knows bet and Fletcher Saturday night. Mis. Norman H. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Both were uninjured. ian must report.” but Russo secured one in his own ter than the liquor dealers themselves The men and youths were freed in James L. DeRos^et, Mrs Dodd, Mr. At the time of the accident, the am Newark Emergency Squad name when told by a police officer what is best for them.” $10 bail each, which was provided by and Mrs. Drake, Mr and Mrs John A. bulance was on the way to the Silver it was necessary. Russo is merely a School No. 7 News Commissioner Clark planted out Commissioner-Patrick A. Waters, af Lake section, where it was to have Demonstrates Work Here club member, without official status, Drentlau, Mr. and Mrs. William M. that the association failed to object ter their arrest. Those held were: Englemann. conveyed Rose Vieari of 276 N orth By Alice Walsh, Grade 8-A they said. When new tavern licenses were con Mario Russo, 38, 613 N orth F ifth Belmont avenue to St. Mary’s Hos Members of the Newark police Passaic Avenue School has organ They asked the cooperation of bo'ard ,, Mr. and . ,, Mrs. William F. Entrekin, templated, but has consistently op street, Newark; Joseph Lett), 19, 284 pital, Passaic. The patient was taken emergency squad, accompanied by one ized a Boys’ Glee Club, Members wera members in obtaining permission for ¡1° - Mrs- f;.P- Mt *nd “f ■ to the hospital in a police car. posed the opening of package stores. North Belmont avenue; Frank Montal- the dub to remain in the building »ss Agnes Galley Mr. of the trucks used by the department, selected from the sixth, seventh and baiuv, 30, 5 Marion place; Philip Fev- Nutley’s ambulance responded to eighth grades. It is under the direct in ¡i The attorney replied that the as from a building and loan association, ,anu Mrs. I rank G to son, Mr. and Mrs. demonstrated the type of work done sociation had never tried to show the entino, 20, 26 Salter place; Joseph Belleville calls while the Belleville of Miss Regina Lynch and Mrs. Uoi\- which ordered the group’s eviction af Percy H. Hull, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley by the squad at the Masonic Temple board “how to run the town.” He said: Fabio, 21,' 136 Heekel street, and vehicle was being repaired. ihv Denison. The first o erf or marc el ter learning of the raid. G. Hardwick, Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt, “It has never attempted to influ Jam es Torre, 21, 65 Florence avenue, Tuesday night. The demonstration was nth led “Peanuts and Pennies” vriUl The delegation xvas told th a t a re Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hirdes, Mr. ence this board except when the liveli all of Belleville. arranged by Suburban Chapter, Ordm presented in late Spring. port on the club’s activities would be and Mrs. Elmer S. Hyde, Dr. and Mrs. Williams Will Address hoods r-f the members are affected.” Explaining his bailing of the group, James R. Irwin, Mr. and Mi’s. Wil of DeMolay. Mrs. Andrew Beck ami Mrs, Han obtained from police 'officials before At the request of Mayor Williams, Director Waters said: liam V. Ir-vine; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Z Church Men’s Club Captain O’Neill and Sergeant Flynn j Holzhaue representing the We-L further action would be taken. he promised to supply a list of the “Men in public office are expected to of the Newark police spoke and two Belleville Social Club, presented a new Police Chief George Spatz stated Kilpatrick, Dr. and Mrs. George Ka members of the association for in fu do such things from time to time. 1 Mayor William H. Williams will reels of moving pictures were shown. Bible to the Passaic Avenue School Wednesday that three of the six men den, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Kavan- sion in the records- of the excise boaid. did not wish to see the boys held over augh, Commissioner and Mrs. Joseph speak on “Town Affairs” at a meet Boy and Girl Scouts and members of The one in use had been presented arrested in the raid were not mem The mayor suggested that the Palm Sunday, and accordingly ar-, the Younginger Naval Patrol were many years ago by the same group, bers of the club and that one of the King. ing of the Wesley, Men of Wesley board, by ordinance, establish a defi ranged for their release.” guests of the chapter. and was about worn out. alleged players was a “known pro Dr. and Mary F. Kenneth Mase, Mr. Methodist Episcopal Church to be held nite policy in regard to new licenses. According to police, the game was fessional gambler.” Police are under and Mrs. Harvey W. Mumford, Mr. He suggested ■ that existing licenses being conducted in a room in back of a Monday evening at the church; Ar stood to have had the establishment and Mrs. Mertz, Mr. arid Mrs. Nunn, The News Announces Daughter, Judith Ina, be renewed, but. that no new tavern pool room, for which Angelo Russo rangements for the gathering were under .surveillance for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nutt, Mr. licenses be granted until the number held license. Police seized a table ar The chief said he had asked the and Mrs. August Plenge, Mr. and Mrs. made at a committee meeting last Cartoon Feature Born to E. J. Abromsons has been reduced to one per 1,000 ranged for card games and $3.70 in Triumph Building & Loan Association, J. Claude Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Par Friday night at the home of Christian ■population through revocation or cash, which they said was involved which owns the building*, to evict the mer, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Reoek, P. Hansen. The Belleville News is pleased to A daughter, Judith In a,' was born abandonment. in the game. Dr. and Mrs. Morris Rochlin, Wil club from the premises, declaring that announce that it will present, start to Mr. and Mrs. -Edward J. Abromson Town Attorney Keenan, at the re - Commissioner Waters did not pro Following the business session, the there were “constant complaints of liam F. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Sal of 242 W ashington avenue last S at quest of Commissioner Waters, was vide the increased bail, after it had keld, Mr. and Mrs. Shawger, Dr. and club will make use of a newly ac ing with this issue, current event gambling there.” urday morning at Beth Israel Hos directed to learn if Samuel Vuono, re been increased by the court to $50 per Mrs. Ellis L. Smith, Mrs. Florence R. quired indoor quoit game. A match cartoons drawn by Jno. Cassel, one pital, Newark. cently granted a renewal of his tav person. The men and youths were Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. between teams composed of Mr. Han of America’s foremost artists. ern license by State Commissioner held in the local jail until the money If it's an engagement ring or a Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Strange, Mr. sen and Robert Kidney and Howard J. This new feature, to be found on Burnett after its denial by the local Was raised by friends and relatives. wedding ring, see Victor Hart, and Mrs. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Unfried, W E DELIVER—Just rail BEH evil! e the editorial page of News board, had corrected his application The town commission Tuesday night Jeweler, 457 Washington avenue, Mr. and Mrs. William - Watters, Dr. Virtue and George E. Herpieh will The each 2-4266. Community H ardw are Co,. in accordance with Burnett’s require- revoked the pool room license held by Belleville. Diamond engagement rings, and Mrs. George P. Worthington and feature the play. Chris Peterson will week, will offer subjects of timely 327U Union avenue. SHERWIX- 2nents. Angelo Russo. Following the meeting, $18 up; wedding rings, $3 up. Dr. and Mrs. Glen L. Yates. be referee. interest and of general importance. ! WILLIAMS PAINTS. PAGE TWO THE BELLEVILLE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1937
will be held in the chapel this after Hjsfalfideef noon from 1:30 until 3. All the minis Where services are con ters of Belleville will pimivioute. E aster Sunday at 6:30 A. M. a dawn Christ Episcopal Church ducted in a quiet, dignified service will be held. The E aster serv ice with special music by junior and REV. PETER R. DECKENBACH, Rec-tor senior choirs, baptism of infants and and courteous manner. reception of new members will take Belleville place at ,30:45. At 7:45 P- M. ibe senior choir under the direction of Em m ett D. Fowler, organist and chon- director, will sing Mauder’s Easier EASTER SERVICES WILLIAM Y* Cantata “Penitence, Pardon and Peace,” with Esther Forbes soprano, 7 A. M.—Celebration of Holy Communion [PHONE BEU-EVU.U 2*1.114-] and Stephen Ackert, baritone, soloists. Rosery Z7b WASmK&TON AVE. The Wesley Men will meet Monday. 11 A. M.—Musical service. Sermon topic : Mayor William H. Williams will be HOME FOR FU guest of honor. “If He Then Be Risen with The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet in the church parlors April 1 at 2:30 Christ—Seek.” r k ¡ * GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH covered E aster.” will be presented in P. M. Election of officers will take ! ä Corner Brentond St. and Overlook Ave? the church. place. The slate has been prepared by Belleville, New Jersey Sunday, April 4—-Holy communion Mrs. M. E. Jenkins, chairman, assist 4 P. M.—Special Children’s Service. Frederic F. Foshay, Pastor and reception of new members. ed by Mrs. Edward Van Demark and Penny bank contributions will be Mrs. Charles Kiev. n f ^vdwfnttmx Church school—9:45 A. M. Easter accepted during the week of April 5. The society and friends will visit a There will be no evening service on Easter Sunday program in the church auditorium. Meetings Of the boys’ and girls’ shoe salesroom in Newark Tuesday at PRICES ARE LOWEST — QUALITY THE BEST Morning worship— 11 A. M. Ser clubs will he resumed next week. 8 P. M. Mrs. W. Brand Smith is in mon: “Christ, Our Life.” charge. A large assortment of Easter B. Y. P. U.— 6:45 P. M. WESLEY M. E. CHURCH The Young Woman’s Auxiliary will Plants and Cut Flowers Evening’ - service—7:45 P. M. Ser Rev. Edgar M. Compton, Pastor meet April 5. mon: “The Power of Religion in a Man’s Life.” Baptisms at the close of Sunday, 9:30 A. M.-—Church school. ST. ANTHONY’S R. C. CHURCH Corsages our Specialty. the service. 10:45 A. M.—Morning worship. 55 Franklin street, Silver Lake. The parish elections will be held on Easter Tuesday, 8 P. M.—Church prayer 6:45 P: M — Intermediate Epworth Re v. Cataldo A lessi, Pastor meeting. League. Sunday masses at 6 A. M., 7:30 \ Monday evening at 8:15 o’clock Plorisi Telegraph Delivery 301, Washington Avenue 7 P. M.:—Senior Epworth League. A. M., 9 A. M. and 11 A. M. Chil Open all day S.unday BEUeville 2-1938 CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Monday, 7IP. M.—Rehearsal of jun dren’s mass at 9 A. M. Rev. Peter R. Deckenbach ior choir. Devotions in honor of St. Anthony Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.—Boy Scouts. and St. Liberatore every Tuesday Easter Day. Holy communion at 7 Wednesday, 8:30 P. M.—Junior Ep evening at 7:30 o’clock. BELLEViLLE REFORMED day were in memory of Herman A. M. and 11 A. M. Sermon topic: “If worth League. 8 P. M.— Cottage every Sunday from October to June. A, M. Main and Rutgers Streets, Belleville. Strassburgrer and were given by Miss Ye Then Be Risen With Christ—Seek.” Prayer meetings. ST. PETER ’S R. C. CHURCH October and May devotions every Six Holy Days: Tuesday-and Friday evenings during 1.—Circumcision, January 1; 2.— Rev. John A. Struyk, Pastor. Matilda Ledigar. Children’s mite box service at 4 Thursday, 7:30 P. M.—Senior choir William street, Belleville faster Sunday the altar will be P. M. * rehearsal. Rev. Joseph M. Kelly, Pastor. those months at 8 P. M. First Friday Ascension Day, 40 days after Easter; 3.—Assumption, A ugust 15; 4.—All Tonight, 8 P. M.—Senior choir re decorated, with palms and flowers in Good Friday m editation at HDA. M. A community Good Friday service Rev. John S. NelBgan, Asst. Pastor devotions, 8 P. M. Choir rehearsals, Friday evenings Saints, November 1; 5.—Immaculate hearsal at the church. memory of departed members of the Address on “The Seven Last Words,” Sunday masses at 6, 7:30, 8:30, at 8 o’clock. Boy Scouts, Thursday, Conception, December 8; 6.—Christ Easter Sunday, 6:80 A. M.—Sunrise congregation. with special musk, at 8 P. M. 9:30 and 11 A. M, mas, December 25. Lenten devotions, servke under leadership of the young A successful “every member” can Easter Monday, parish elections and Methodist Conference Confessions Saturday from 4 to 6 7 P. M.; Girls Scouts, Tuesday, 3:30 P. M. Daily masses, 6:45 and 730 two evenings «each week. people. vass is . being conducted by the con social hour at 8 P. M. P. M. and from 7:30 to 9 P. M. 9:45 A. M.—Church school. sistory of the church. Last Sunday Thera will be a union community, Masses are held at 5:30, 1 and 8 service today at Wesley Methodist To Hear Diffendorfer A. M. the first Friday in each month. Episcopal Church, with meditations on On Holy days of obligations there are ¡“The Last Words of Jesus,” 1:30 P. Secretary of Missions Board masses at 5:30, 7, 8, and 9 A. M. M. Ministers participating are Rev. Harry Pfunke, Rev. 0-. Bell Close, Rev. To Tell of Experiences NUTLtiJf W. B. Schoop, Rev. F. F. Foshay, Rev. FEWSMITH CHURCH Redeemer Lutheran Church P. R. Deckenbaeh, Rev. J. A. Struyk, In Foreign Lands Rev. Benedetto Pascale, Rev. E. M. ST. MARY'S R. C. BROADWAY at CARTERET STREET Compton and Rev. Samuel Millar. The Rev. Ralph E. Diffendorfer, Melrose Street, Nutley (PRESBYTERIAN). Mr. Deckenbaeh was the guest D.D., of New York City, correspond Rev. James J. Owens, pastor. preacher at the annual Girls’ Friendly ing secretarv of the Board of Foreign Rev. James Glotzbach, asst, pastor, NEWARK, N. J. Society “Quiet Hour”, at Grace Sunday masses a t 7, 8, 9, 10 and Open Every Day Church, Orange, Monday evening. His 11 o’clock. Holiday masses, 6, 7, 8 PAUL F. ARNDT, Pastor topic was “Turn, Pray and Serve.” ind 9 o’clock. First Friday masses. Under the auspices of the Women’s 5 and 7 A. M. Communion at 8 A. M. Auxiliary, there will be an evening of Confessions, Saturday, 3:30 to G P. talking pictures at the parish house VL to 7:30 P. M., always heard on Woman’s'3 Missionary Society—First Thursday in EASTER MORNING SERVICE April 2 at 8:15. dgils of holy days. Communion Sundays: First Sunday. each month at 2 P . M. 10:45 A. M. Sermon subject: “Life’s Triumph BETHANY EY. LUTHERAN 8 o’clock mass, Rosary; second Sun over Death.” Holy Communion will be Rev. Harry Pfunke day, Holy Name, 8 o’clock mass; Woman’s Guild—Second Thursday in each month at celebrated. Special music by Worship at Masonic Temple third Sunday, 8 o’clock mass, Chil Phone Belleville 2-1555 dren of Mary and Angels Sodality. 2 P. M. the vested choir. Residence 18 Nolton street Meetings: Rosary Society, first Sunday, at 3:30 P. M.; Angel’s Sodal Men’s Club^-Second Tuesday in each month at 8 P. M. 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School and Bible Class Tonight, 8 P. M.— Good Friday serv ity and Children of Mary, third Sun ice at the Masonic Temple. The pastor day at 3:30 o’clock. Thursday eve will preach on “The Challenge of the ning after second Sunday, Holy Name Fellowship Circle—Second Tuesday in each month 8:30 A. M.—German service Cross.” meeting. Easter Sunday, 10:30 A. M.—Pre Knights of Columbus meeting, see- at 8 P. M. paratory servi ce at the Masonic ^.Tem md and fourth Monday, 8 P. M.; ple for those taking- communion. Catholic Daughters of America, first Young People’s Society—Every Sunday at 8 P. M. 11 A. .M—Easter festival and holy tnd third Monday, 8 P. M. GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE Sunday school after 9 o’clock Mass communion at the temple. The pastor Bov’s Clubs—Every Thursday at 4, 7 and 8 P. M. 8 P. M. Sermon subject: “The Cry of the Dying will preach on “E aster Joy.” Mrs. Life-Giver.” Celebration of Holy Walter P. Sutton, organist, will play R. E. DiFFENDORFER Christian Endeavor Girl’s Clubs—Wednesdays at 3:30 and 7 P. M. Communion. “Consider the Lilies” by Searmolin Missions of the Methodist Episcopal and “He is Risen” by Stults. The Church, will be the guest speaker at Plans Sunrise Service Leadership Conferences—Sunday Evenings. choir wil sing- “All Hail, Victorious the united session of the- Newark, an King” by Dale and “Hail the Day” nual conference in St. Luke’s Metho The Christian Endeavor Society of by Adams. New members will be re dist Episcopal. Church, Newark, April Belleville Reformed Church will con ceived. 9. Rev. R. C. Liutner is the pastor. duct an Easter sunrise service at 6:30 7:30 P. M.—Easter worship service 30:50 A. M.—Morning preaching George Zinkand spoke to the church Dr. Diffendorfer returned in Aug A. M. Sunday at the church. Rowland Holy communion will be celebrated. of the church school at the temple. Newark service. The pastor will speak on “The ust, 1934, from a four months’ study Ost, superintendent of the Emanuel Special music by the vested choir. and Albert Strauss gave a report on Tuesday, 2 P. M.—The Ladies’ Sew Mission of Summit, will address the Empty Grave.” of religious, social and economic con REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday school and Bible class, 9:30 progress. Next Sunday Walter G. ing Circle will meet at the home of gathering-. 7 P. M.-~- Children’s service. All de ditions in South America, during Broadway at Carteret Street A. M. Mrs. A. M. Metzier, 12 Nolton street. Mi'. Ost, who has recently returned partments, will participate. Mrs. W. G. Price will give the final report to the which time he interviewed many of German service, 8:30 A. M. The pastor will attend a post-Easter from a nation-wide tour on which he Newark, N. J. Price will be in charge of the begin congregation. Twenty-four men made the'continent’s leaders in all walks of Good F riday service, 8 P. M. Sermon pastors' convocation at the Luthern conducted evangelistic campaigns, will Paul F. Arndt, Pastor ne)« and Mrs. Thomas Trooien, of the visits to the homes of the parish. Mr. life, ami visited practically every mis subject: “The Cry of the Dying Life- Theological' Seminary, Philadelphia, Morning service, 10:45. Sermon sub prim ary departm ent. Strauss headed the group of canvas sion station of the Methodist Episco also present vocal and instrumental Giver.” Celebration of holy commun- next Wednesday and Thursday. The flowers at the altar last Sun- sers. pal Church in Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Ar solos. Refreshments will he served af ject: “Life’s Triumph over Death.’* The annual confirmation service will gentina and Uruguay. ter the service. be held May 9. Few men in America are better ac The society’s meeting April 4 will quainted with religious and social con he conducted by Edgar B. Bloemeke. FEWSMITH MEMORIAL ditions throughout the world than is Miss Catherine Wood will speak and PRESBYTERIAN Dr. Diffendorfer, whose ten years as George Price will conduct a question Easter O. Bell Close, Minister. a secretary of the Board of Foreign period. Missions have carried him into many 9:45 A. M.— Churc-h school. All de parts of the world. Not only in South Belleville Student Named Services partments will join in an Easter serv America, but in Mexico, in China, in ice at the church. There will be spec India, in Japan, in Korea, in the Phil To Religious Committee ÿpisrupal fflífitrríj ial music and recitations. ippines and in the Netherland Indies a t t h e 11 A. M.—Public worship. Sermon: he has studied the conditions of peo SYRACUSE, N. Y„ Marc-b 25—Miss ples and of races. He is in constant “The Triumph of Defeat.” Elsie O. Gibson of Belleville, N. J., EDGAR M. COMPTON, Pastor 8:30 P. M.—The third in a series of demand as a conference and church is one of twenty-six men and women BELLEVILLE HISTORIC religious dramas, “The Boy Who Dis- speaker throughout the country. students at Syracuse university elect ed to the executive student board of CHURCH (Reformed) Hendricks chapel, religious center for all faiths on campus. 16 97 The retiring chairmen named Miss Gibson co-chairman of Syraeuse-inr MAIN and RUTGERS STREETS China committee for next year. As 6:30 A. M — Easter Dawn Service GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH a board member, she will help plan daily chapel programs, discussion 9:30 A. M.—Church School, all departments groups and “open house” evenings at 6:30 A. M.—Sunrise service at the Chapel 10:45 A. M.—Easter Service of Worship REV. FREDERIC F. FOSHAY, Pastor chapel. D aughter of Janies Gibson of 272 Holmes street, Miss Gibson is a junior SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR 10:45 A. M. Dr. Struyk will preach on in the College of Liberal Arts, major CHOIRS. RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS. ing- in history. She is a member of “The Empty Grave” Beta Phi Alpha sorority. 7:00 P. M — Epworth League Vesper Service EASTER MORNING SERVICE at 11 A. M. The Public is invited to the Old Church FOR HAIR AND SCALFÌ 7:45 P. M.—The Senior Choir will sing JAPANESE OIL Maunder’s Easter Cantata, “Penitence, Par Special Music Mad* In U. S. A. 7 P. M.—Children’s Service— The Antiseptic Scalp Medicine— don and Peace” Different frani ordinary Hair Tonics — A beautiful service of song iO ct$l. FEEL it WOR.K1 At All Druggists Baptismal Service at 7:45 P. M. Write ftr FREE Bwklet "Th* Troth Abtnt ALL PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO- WORSHIP THE RISEN amid palms and flowers. Th* Hair.” Natlenal Remtrfy C*., New Y»rk SAVIOR WITH US ON THIS JOYOUS EASTER SUNDAY. SPECIAL SWIFT'S PREMIUM LOWEST PRICES SMOKED ON ACME Quality H ^ Whole or Shank 8 FRESH EGGS TURKEYS Halfs 27 lb. 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The find rvould probably throw7 a Belleville, New Jersey delphia— Newark tremendous light on evolution. The possibilities of such an expedition are Advertising, News' and Business Office—501-3 W ashington Avenue infinite, and if the scientists win, they wall be hailed for all time for their EDITOR ...... WALLWIN H. MASTEN purpose and daring. Telephone 2-2747 ADVERTISING RATES UPON APPLICATION PROTECT HORSES Yearly Subscription $1.00 - Six Months 50 Cents Apparently England is expecting that the. next war wall be waged on Communications are desirable, but unless signed, will not be used. AL civilians and that is probably correct. The most recent war was of that reading matter should reach the office before Wednesday night. Display ad type. So England is making gas masks for civilians; planning air-conditioned vertising cannot be taken after Wednesday noon. Classified ads must be in by Thursday noon. corrals for cattle, and now comes word that British racing quarters in New- FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1937 market has formed a special air raid precautions committee to devise gas masks for race horses. Once having undertaken defence measures, it is apparent that the English are not going to do a half-way job of it. fes» There is nothing new on the world. Young RIDE WITH CUPID Apparently one of the best jobs of all for girls looking for romance is people only think there is.—George Bernard Shaw. THE HOME YOU DREAMED ABOUT stewardess on the big air liners. During the last week six girls from one ONE FAMILY — LOT 50 x 100 company alone decided to give up the skyways for love. Previously the Van Riper Place, Near Joralemon Street record loss of the air company wns four, but suddenly Cupid got ver}- busy BELLEVILLE'S BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION CHARLOTTE AMALIE and resignations came in in wholesale lots. There must be something about When the United States took over the Virgin Islands from Denmark the girls who fly the skyways. Ill the first place, they are selected for their Colored Tiled Kitchen and Bath Real Open Fireplace All Windows and Doors Weather Stripped some bureaucrat in Washington changed the alluring and picturesque name looks and their personality, and must have qualities of courage and infelli Scientific Kitchen Cabinets Linen and Cedar Closets Oil Burner, Furnace equipped Attached Garage of the capital city from ‘“Charlotte' Amalie” to “St. Thomas." The only gence. Therefore, it is not surprising that they are attractive to eligible men. with dual Drain Boards with aqrostat Finished Recreation Room in Cellar reason given was that “Charlotte Amalie," named for a Danish queen, was Kitchen Floor, Inlaid Linoleum Extra Lavatory Venetian Blinds Separate Laundry hard to pronounce. But the Virgin Islanders, the ones chiefly concerned, EASTER PARADE All Tile Separate Stall Showers, Full Length Copper Screens Shrubbery and Grading The fashion parade on Easter Sunday this year wall apparently eclipse had no difficulty with it. Glass Door throughout Rock Wool Insulation For 16 vears the people of the island have been protesting the change. any event of its sort in the past, judging by reports that mills and factories Brass Plumbing Large Open Screen Porch Chambers Gas Range St. Thomas is the name off the principal island and the new, name caused are humming at a high rate to meet demands for shoes, hats, clothing and MANAGEMENT MORTGAGE LOANS confusion. But at last the wishes of the people have prevailed and St. all of the style accessories. A report by Dun & Bradstreet is that the Easter APPRAISALS JACOBS REALTY CO. BUILDERS Thomas is now “Charlotte Amalie” again. buying is unusually great and the unemployment situation is gradually being Builders of Fine Homes No one but a musty bureaucrat would have thought of changing so dissipated as manufacturers try to keep up wdth orders. At that rate, every Real Estate — Insurance charming a name. It is a real asset to the islands. one will participate in the Easter parade this year. Phone Belleville 2-3050 484 Washington Avenue Belleville, N. J. HERO’S PENSION Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday — Agent on Premises ^ A bilTih Congress'proposes to pay Sergeant Alvin C. York, the “one- KNOW YOUR STATE man army” from P ali7Mall, Tenn., retirement pay of $226 a month for his startling war record. Prepared for The Belleville News by Russell VanNest He refused to,go on the stage and appear wdth a circus, or go into the Black, Director-Consultant New Jersey movies, wdien he came back from France where h : captured 132 prisoners State Planning Board single-handed and killed 25 enemy soldiers. The Central Building & Loan Association Now7 he is ill and the bill would rank him as a major and would pay Income Tax Returns and Prosperity compared with New Jersey’s 63.4 per cent and 55.7 per eent, respectively. 280 Washington Avenue, Belleville, N. J. him a pension of that grade. Recently he announced, in support of the bill, Analysis by the New Jersey State New York’s percentage income tax that the pension, would certainly be welcome. Planing Board of internal revenue ire~ conespond moie nearly to those Is Approved Under Provisions of Title II of The National Housing Act There is only one danger in such pension enactment, and this is that collections for the calendar year 1936. of New Jersey while Pennsylvania’s as contrasted with earlier years, shows conespond moie neailj to the average it singles Sergeant York out for especial heroism in a situation wherein that New- Jersey.is definitely advanc for the United States. Individual in MORTGAGES, including CONSTRUCTION LOANS thousands of others were'also heroes. They should not be over-looked, ing- out of the depression. In:: 1936 come tax returns lor New York in Up To $16,000 On Residential Properties, Payable Within any more than lie. 829.614.000 more internal revenue wa creased 66,7 p er cent m 1936 over collected than in -1935 or an increase 1933. The corresponding percentage 20 Years. of 23. 2 per cent. The increase for,the increase for corporation income tax United States during the same penol A. NEWTON STREETER, D A N i Ei_ M E L L IS , P res id e n t LOUIS G. DAVENPORT, .A SMASHED THEORY returns was 8b.4 per cent. Individual Vice-President ANDREW W. BRAY, Executive Vice-President T re a s u re r C lashing a long .-expressed theory, the Russell Sage Foundation, in a wras only 12.7 per cent. The percentage income tax returns for Pennsylvania EVERETT B. SMITH, Supervisor of Mortgages and Real Estate RUSSELL K. ROSE, increases for Delaware,-New. York and Counsel HARVEY B. THOMPSON, Secretary Assistant Treasurer nain-iMi survey of the crime problem, finds that of 47,069 persons sent to increased 98.4 per cent for 1936 over Pennsylvania were 17.7, 12.7, and 2o.z 1933 and corporation returns rose 76 ; state and federal prisons during 1935, 44,406 were native born Americans per cent, respectively. pei cent duung the ame period. The cantile world continue and a goodly ! and only 2,693 w7ere bom outside the United States. The figures came out When the internal revenue collec most marled n e occuricd in Dela tions are broken down into individual number of sizeable gains are in evi ware where individual income tax re dence. yesterday in the .1937 .Social Work Year Book of the foundation. With and corporation income tax collections Contemporary Literature turns increased 140.2 per cent m 1936 The National Supply Co. with net these actual statistics at hand, it would appear that those wrho have un and miscellaneous revenues, the ad over 19d3 and corporation returns in vance becomes-even more apparent By JUSTIN MICHAEL MAGUIRE earnings of $3,483,602 in 1936, com thinkingly blamect the foreign Tom for American crime problems have sim creased lOi.r per cent during this pared with $670,620 in 1935, and the This is especially' true- when income same period. ply taken the easy way—by not looking up the real facts. Crime, at large, is Otis E levator Go., ?with $2,030,298 tax returns are analyzed because they The same trends which are evident was it ever dead literature? The book not a problem .offered by the foreign born, although it is a popular idea are obviously %. gppd index 'of retu rn The Improvement of Perfection and $1,110,997, are indicative of many in increases- of 19d6 income tax re others. ing prosperity, Iu 3.936 personal in that down through the ages of time among the “criminologists” in large cities with big percentages of foreign turns over 1933 returns were already “Arenae semina mandas Non pro- come tax collections amounted to $37,- has been the hope, the inspiration, the The added use of capital to finance residents* ' These-figures cannot lie. apparent in 1935. In th at year individ fecturis litora bubus aras.” (You are guide and the succor of all mankind, the enlarged activity is reflected in the 575.000 in 'N ew 'Jersey , or $'14,573,000ual income tax returns had increased more than wasJ collected -in 1933. This sowing the sands, and ploughing the in war and in peace, in famine and in increase of commercial paper afloat, in New Jersey 32.4 per cent over sea-shore with oxen purpose.’’) represents an increase of 63.4 per cent to bo plenty, in fires and inundations—the which in February was running about , ; LIVE LONGER 1933. The corresponding percentage in Ovid. Heroides. 5. 115. over returns fmv 1933. Corporation in book ever which generations have 10 per eent higher than in January Statistics compiled 'by a big insurance company have disclosed some creases for the United States, New Every now and then, within the wept—and prayed—and been mar and 52 per cent more than February, come tax returns. showed an advance York, Pennsylvania and Delaware cycle of an epoch, some enterprising tyred! 1936. Bank commercial loans are also interesting-facts about'married and single men. The figures have shown of 55.7 per cent over those of 1933, 54.9 per cenj, 37.8 per cent, 52.3 per representing a rise. of $9,692,000. individual, for sheer -want of orig The purpose has been to eliminate at much higher figures. conclusively that the-.married- men have a much better chance of living longer cent and 104 per c-ent, respectively. inality, takes upon himself the office Corresponding income, tax returns that quaintness of language given in Latest reports from railroad equip than,'the unmarried male: From the ages of 30 to 45 the mortality of the Corporation income tax returns had of Oedipus, and endeavors to elucidate for the United States as a whole the King James version, and to sub m ent plants reveal orders :or 42,212 increased 51.5 per cent in New Jersey and reveal to us the beauties of some stitute the modern language of the new7 freight cars and 375 beom tives, married men is less than half that of the single. And, of course, those are show7s th a t New Jersey is consider in 1935 over 1933. The corresponding ably below the average. Individual in immortal work. Now we do not mean day. This quaintness, in our opinion, the highest number since 1926 and the best'years of a man’s life. The figures also show that when men lose increases for the United States, New7 to imply that some of the thousands gives the Bible its unparalleled beauty 1930, respectively. come returns increased 97.8 per cent York, Pennsylvania and Delaware their wives the mortality rate among them is higher. Many men may be of textbooks, lying in dust, in gloomy of expression, and to remove it is to | In the security markets the out- in 1936 over 1933. Corporation income were 57.5 per cent, 55.4 per cent, 66.3 dissatisfied wdth wedlock, hut even so, they7 have a better chance of living tax returns increased 95.1 per cent book-shops, have been unhelpful in the give to Joshua, Ezra, Nehemiah, Eze : standing event has been the continued per cent and 95.1 per cent, respective understanding of classic authors, but longer than the bachelor whom they might envy . over 1933. These percentages, are to be kiel. Obadiah, Joe and Job, speech of ¡decline in government bonis to the ly- we do mean to imply, that there are, the severity and rigidity of a news j lowest prices in some time Some of indeed, few men who—either by sub paper editorial. jthe smaller banks are believed to traction, addition, alteration or trans have sold in anticipation of '.he higher position—can produce a work super j reserve requirem ents effective May. 1. Our Poets Corner ior to the warm, vibrant, glowing or j Stocks also have been lepressed, THE CRAB BAG! iginal of sublime genius. Every school The ^ the recessions in many cas is having boy knows of the loss incurred in a j been larg’e. Commodities, on the other translation. What then, are we to say BUSINESS LETTER hand, have had a firmer tone. That Funny Hat of works tampered with by individuals of third-rate ability? Perhaps the Editor’s Note: Questions lertaining By W. H. MOULTON labor is as futile as an attempt to pol Bv MARTIN COOK to securities and investn ents ad What funny hats our lovelies wear, ish the sun. dressed to Martin Cook in c. re of this You smile as they pass by, The predominant excuse usually Labor, with a capital “L'\ is at the paper will be answered proi lptly. Some tilted this w7ay some tilted that, given for the alteration of a great moment, a major menace to business And some just cover .one eye. work, is, as they so, charitably say, stability. The continued growth of the “for the purpose of making an im sit-down strike with its absolute de They trip along with a come hither mortal work understood and appre fiance of property rights holds a glance, ciated by the general reading public.” threat that cannot be overlooked. Belleville’s Past That make your heart go pitter, pat, Now, ive no less admire the motive, Much has been said recently, by And it’s all because they just know than we abhor the castration of a those high in Administration circles, As Recorded by This Newspaper . how work of genius, and the marking-out, about the financial situation. Governor To wear that contraption called a as it were, wherein the beauty lies, so Eceies, of the Federal Reserve Board, hat. that we then have a production which is reported as having said that easy Twenty-five Years Ago would resemble William Forris Hunt’s money could promote recovery only The town council adoptei a build Their eyes' may laugh wdth a sly picture, in the Pennsylvania Academy if accompanied by a prompt balancing ing code, specifying that permits |f- twinkle, of Fine Arts, titled. “The Flight of of the budget. Up to the present time should be obtained for the o '’ectio'n of Some think of love and things like Night,” had someone marked it up there seems to little inclination to gain all buildings or additions costing more that, with crayon, “This is a cloud.” “This the objective by reducing expenses. As than $100. With make-up slick they look cute and is a horse." "This is night.” “It is a matter of fact, despite the increased chic, living away. revenues, the deficit is about as large A request for an additional liquor Wearing that amazing thing calk t The volume now Iving hefo'e us i- as last year, the outgo having kept license was denied when a survey by a hat. a revision oi the King James version juice with gain in income. Mayor Charles Lyman Denison show of the Bible, and oecause limitation Notwithstanding these unsettling ed that there was already a saloon They’re good packers yoti can gambk piohibit in rive mg at length 'on features, the business outlook, on the for every 350 residents. They’ obtain jewels, silks and a ritz> ome puttieui u i nis, we shall o*oi- whole, continued to move forward, flat, hi <_ out ei\t t t ne few remarks or wit'n the steel mills again increasing' A movement to establish commis You bet you they know the way to a general nature. This is the work tu t nut to the highest ratio since 1929. sion form of government in town was win dough, of Dr. Ernest Southerland Bates, and Consumption of electric power was launched. With a fetching slant of that fum he tells us th at his object is to pre also reported as being higher. hat. sent the Bible “Designed to he read as Freight traffic is still running well Ten Years Ago living literature.” When may we ask. above last year's figures. The board of education, upon re Now young man you can usually land, The United States Employment ceipt of a petition signed b; 800 par A sweetie who is thin o'r one who Service annoutx.es a sharp gain in the ents, decided against tia usferring is fat, Silver Lake Section number added to private payrolls dur -Principal William F. Richards from Don’t fall for a flirt or you may get Obtains Lower Rate ing February. The gain of 138.5 per School No. 3 to School No. 4. hurt, cent was the third time in the history Take the girlie—forget that funny Following reception of a plea from of the service that private employment Commissioner Frank J. Carragher hat. the Tripoli Park Political & Social had topped public placements and re opposed an ordinance to fake the Club of Silver Lake, the New Jersey lief work. water department from hi control Home for Holidays office of the Schedule Rating' Bureau The New York State Industrial and place it under the supervision of has announced a lower fire insurance Commission also reports an improved the department of revenue a 1 finance W. William Van Horn, son of Mr. rate for the Silver Lake section. The industrial condition with a combined and Town Engineer Albert L. Blank. and Mrs. Theodore H. Van Horn of committee in charge of communicating’ gain in January and February of 364 Little street, has arrived home for with the office was composed of John 27,221. the highest since 1929 and ap- I Monsignor Duffy was the principal the Spring vacation from the Peddle Gengarelli, chairman; Generoso Pre- nrnximately three times more than in | speaker at the annual co nmunion School, Hightstown, where he is a zioso, president, and Thomas N. Sal- 193i, the low point. | breakfast of St. Peter’s Holy Name senior. zano, secretary. The good reports from the mer- [ Society. 1 THE BELLE VILLÏT NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 19B7 PAGE FIVE Belleville Board of Education from World’s Rarest Books 1913 to 1915, died Sunday at his home Ed Fitzgerald at 184 Fourth avenue. Blast Orange. HONESTLY!! solemn high mass of requiem was For All Libraries offered Tuesday morning at Our Lady Do you always buy things in the right place at the right time."' of All Souls Church, East Orange. Do you ever go out of town for tilings you can buy more easily and i Mr. Lintott was born eighty-two Can Be Reproduced on Film more here in BELLEVILLE? .... . years ago in Bangor, Me. He came to cheaply For Distribution to Belleville fifty-nine years ago and re YOU CAN GET EVERYTHING YOU NEED TOR PAINTING mained here until 1928, when he HERE IN OUR STORE! All Libraries moved to East Orange. He was a We carry nationally known brands:; truck farmer until his retirement fif A tlantic City, Maxell 15)—-The rarest teen years ago. National Lead Co. — Benjamin Moure it Co. — Ihibaut's Wallpaper and costliest books in the world, He leaves three daughters, Mrs. D. Jn.sl phone — ice'll deliicr guarded at present in great libraries J. Crimmins of South Orange, Miss Benjamin Moore’s Paints Phone Delivery Thibaut’s Wallpaper and private collections and accessible Agnes Lintott of East Orange and *T only to the privileged few, are soon Mrs. J. A. Dawson of Madison; three THIS CERTIFICATE PRESENTED AT OUR STORE, EN to be available to the smallest and sons, George A. Lintott of Bloomfield, TITLES THE HOLDER TO 50 OF FREE 'MERCHANDISE poorest libraries and readers in iso Clarence J. Lintott of Newark and ON PURCHASES OVER A DOLLAR-* lated communities. This revolution m ranois A. Lintott of East Orange; a ip.r the dissemination of books, manu- brother, Joseph Lintott of Nutley, ’■Excepting Lead, Oil & Turpentine Friday, MarJi ALDERNEY Gradet !M scipts and documents, will be possible nd two sisters, Mrs. P, L. Bryce of # f withtheUeepcrecim line' ^ through microphologruphy, an inven Newark and Madame Harriet Lintott tion of the last; few years. It will cost of the Order of the Sacred Heart at libraries only a few cents or fraction Overbrook, Pa. He was a brother of of a cent a page. the late Judge Thomas J. Lintott of Use of its star!ling process, to he Newark. PAINT STORK commercially available for the first 114 WASHINGTON AVE. Beltevir 2-2041 time this year, will be discussed by New Management Keys D. Mot:alf, chief of the reference If You Buy, Build Or Refinance, Get'Your department of the New York Public For Local Restaurant Library, at the 41st annual joint meet Mortgage, Without Delay, Through ing of the New Jersey Library Associ ation and the Pennsylvania Library The Belleville Oyster & Chop House at 501 Washington avenue, formerly i* Club today ami tomorrow at the Hotel Young’s Clam Bar. is now under the THE NORTH BELLEVILLE BUILDING Claridge here. The New York Public Library, Brit management of a new owner, Fred & LOAN ASS’N ish Museum and Huntington Library Isacson. of California have already adopted In addition to sea food, the restaur Tops In Easter Finery ant will serve steaks and chops, Ital 20 Year F. II. A. IMan Available microphotography. By means of it the perplexing problem of adequate ian spaghetti, chili con earne and Popular radio star now heard over beans baked on the premises by the Belleville, N. J. stack space for the rapidly mounting W O R at 9:00 a.m. daily in a 501) Washington Avenue number of books and periodicals can new series of broadcasts spon proprietor, who is an experienced 1 he solved. An entire edition of a met sored by L. Bamberger & Co., chef. Mr. Isacson offers free advice on j A NEW PACKARD SIX ropolitan daily can be recorded on a cooking problems to local housewives. '• few feet of film, which unlike news of Newark. print, is practically indestructible, Commission Endorses ’the cost of reproduction is far less on the subject. Among them are; AS LOW AS *295-00 DOWN than the cost of binding. “Discoverers and Explorers.” Shaw Bible Class Contest Films are inserted in a machine, “Little Stories of Famous Explorers,” NOW HER DAY resembling a glorified steroptican and Large; “Child's Book of American The board of commissioners Tues V o n t the reader turns a crank instead oí History,” Blaisdell; “Voyages of Col day night, by resolution, endorsed the pages. He can use the machine for umbus,” living, and “Stories of Amer activities of the .Everyman’s Bible hours without fatigue or inconveni IS ALL WORK ican Life and Adventure,” Eggleston Class of Belleville, a non-sectarian or ence. A unique display on birds is exbib lp0 ganization which meets every Sun PACKARD SUBURBAN, INC. A ited in the children’s room this week Legion Auxiliary Meets Cut-out pictures of birds are suspend day morning at the Masonic Temple. Lee L. Bowman, Pres. AND -NFLPLAY ed on threads from the ceiling, pos Support of the class in its member Hiss Laura Congleton of Newark ters are set up on the display, table ship contest with the Rloomingdale and a glass case of stuffed birds forms s inducted as a new member at a Bible Class was urged. the center of the display, being; a met ting of Belleville Unit 105, Ameri- source of unfailing interest to juvenile can Legion Auxiliary, at 170 Wash- readers. 444 WASHINGTON AYE. mgton lue Monday evening, Mrs. Bird books in the display, include; Lester E. McCurkJe, president, was “Birds of America,” Pearson; William V. Eufemia 8 BELLEVILLE, N. J. ippointed the units representative at “Children’s Book of Birds,” Miller; !! a luncheon to' be given Mrs. Oscar “Bird Life Stories,” Weed; “Traveling 'ft With the Birds,” Boulton, and “Wild Tailor and Cleaner $ Hahn, national president, - in 1'ronton W ings,” Kenly. Phone BElIeville 2-1012 Open Evenings April Jo; 322 WASHINGTON AVENUE Mrs. Edward Aekei’inan and Mrs. Belleville 2-1359 N=la automatic service fox the home is Enjoy Easter Vacation r William Kant are planning a party more appreciated than AUTOMATIC for tht benefit of the welfare work HOT WATER SERVICE BY GAS. of the unit, to be given in the near From Syracuse University . Once installed, there is no more stair future. The unit will conduct a poppy, sale before Memorial Day. Belleville students returning home climbing for hot water — no lighting Mrs. William P. Adams, community from Syracuse University. Syracuse, or turning off—no tending fire — no service chairman, will present a N. Y., this weekend for the one-week waiting. platque given the unit by the U. S, Spring vacation period are: Miss Ruth Buckley,, daughten of Mr. Automatic Hot Water Service by Gas Forest Service to Commander Robert Smith and post members at a meet mil. Mrs. Alva. Buckley of 24 Tiona f cpsts little.' The average family can ing of the post Monday evening'at avenue; Miss. Ellen Conry, daughter have it for 12 cents a day. Just phone the Legion Chateau. of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Conry of ”9 Preston street; Miss Elsie O. Gib •and ask your plumbing or heating con USE GAS Mr<. K ant announced that members df the junior auxiliary are making son, daughter .of Mr. Jam es Gibson, of tractor or a Public Service water heat .ays which will be • presented to in 2 72 Holmes street; Porter Sheldon, ing representative to call and estimate mates of the Home for Crippled Chil- am of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Sheldon-of the cost of this service in your home. .lren. Newark, tomorrow. ; . '21 Joraleman street, and Miss.Jute' .-Jetty Vess,is,-daughter of Mrs. Susan- Library News L Vessie of 7 Myrtle -avenue. PY7BLIC »SERVICE Exhibited in the children’s depart Former School Trustee ment this week are books on explor A-i,\ t.w ers and exploring. Illustrated maps Dies in East Orange form part of the display., with books Alfred Lintott, a member of the Ài sounds tike, yúuh-te ùÿki Mbe. . . . on her birthday. Just think of the pleasure you bring to family and friends when you call them on special days . . . a birthday or an anniversary. Call anywhere in NewJersey 18 miles for 15 cents 42 miles for 35 cents 80 miles for 50 cents (Station-to-stafion day rates} After 7 at night and all of Sunday, rates are reduced all calls of about 50 miles and over. New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. m m p p f p p * r THE BELLEVILLE NEWS, FRIDA Y. MARCH 26. H»37 PAGE SIX i Me Lae km promises m help Foster | Sisterhood Meets captain-elect of the Red and Blue ?XHÏC£K8: Stars in “Plainsmen’ | advance in the servo e. but they fight j football team, and Francis T. Mur Belleville Societies, Lodges. Clubs. : again. This time it D m. an iceberg ; The Sisterhood of Congregation ray. football and basketball star who ¡which is being blown up. Their boat j A.A.A. met Tuesday evening at the recently7 wasa warded the Class of GIRL SCOUT WHERE THEY MEET WHEN THEY MEET ’goes adrift and when the explosion] Jewish Community Center, 317 W ash 1915 cup as a member of the senior occurs they are injured. I dass most closely approaching the Areme Chapter, O. E. S. ] Belleville Rotary Club ington avenue. Mrs. Benjamin A. Ja ‘‘•Sea Devil” portrays the heroism of “ideal University of Pennsylvania Meets in Masonic .Temple, Jorale-j Meets Wednesday noon at Forest cobson presided. Plans were made ior the United Stut s Lhasa Guard in athlete.” NEWS uon street, second and fourth Mon-, Hill Golf Club, Belleville avenue, a rummage sale in April, of which i everv-dav duties. Mrs. Dorothea Steinhauer will have *ay c” each month. i Believille-Blc/omfield line. American Legion j Lady Elks’ Social Club charge, and an entertainment in Mayr. 'lip* si)]-’ of Troop 9 held an Easter, Belleville Post No. 105 j Meets the second and fourth Wed- St. Peter’s School Hostesses were Mrs. Doris Forest egg hunt Tuesday night at the Sun Meets first and third Mondays of i nesday evenings of each month at and Mrs. Sarah Fellman. Wilfred Yu Elite Sweet Shoppe day srhou rooms of Belleville Reform each month at the Legion Chateau, ‘ •„he Elks’ Club. Honor Roll din, a member of the recreation com 104 WASHINGTON AVE ed Church. The affair was arranged mission, addressed the organization N 170 Washington avenue. | Lions’ Club L> M's- i-hhia Baun, captain. Winners Meets Thursday n mn at Club Ever Commercial: Irene Forden. Dorothy recently7, on recreational activities in of awncl- were Evelyn Moy, Ina Rob- Ancient Order of Hibernians. , green. Holland, Christina Vaeearri, Doris town. HOME MADE e:D, Eeiiy and Estelle Lee, Mildred Meets in St. Peter’s Annex, second j Ladies’ Auxiliary Ward and Dorothy Grosch. Ba hfn.i-d, Ruth Bluemo. Irene Birch, md third Mondays of the month. j Of St. Peter’s Church Grade Eight: Celeste Engel, Cath Churl it i • Woodward, Dorothy Collins fielnew Sisterhood, Dames of Malta | Belleville Man Assists ICE CREAM Meets at ,St. Peter’s on the last erine Walsh. Robert Frederick, Ed vii 1 Juna Rii.-hanan. Meets first and third Thursdays o i> vkiiiday of each month. ward Doherty and Ida Tulino. In Alumni Dinner Plans lio.'iv-hments were served by the s»ch month in Odd Fellows' Hals, 1 lie Regulai Republican Organization Grade Seven: Margaret Ryan. Jean court f liore.i- of the troop after the 711 Broadway, Newark. j Meets the second Friday night of Carragher, Kathleen Fitznnmons, Sponsored by an alumni committee hunt. Belleville Assembly No. 3 j Order of Rainbow for Girls j each month at the Elks’ Home. Jam es Burk-e and Joint Gibbons. which includes Dr. George P. Worth EASTER ' Meets first and third Tuesday of j Belleville Post 105 Grade Six: Patricia Kasiner, Wil ington, 177 Holmes street, an informal ¿ach month at Masonic Temple, Jor- American Legion Auxiliary liam Henderson. Eleanor Holland, dinner and smoker of the University BASKETS WARNER BROS demon street. | Mewls second and fourth Tuesdays Florence McGregor and James Ryan. of Pennsylvania Club of North Jersey R. P. O. Elks, | of ear-h month at the Legion Chateau Grade Five: James Byrnes, Ray wil lie held in the Hotel Douglas, Hill MADE UP CAPITOL Belleville Lodge No. 1123 j 17 U Washington avenue. mond Leonard, Margaret I ravers, street, Newark, at 7 P. M. April 6. Francis Little ami Teresa Flynn. Plans for the participation of alum BELLEVILLE Meets on the second and fourth j Polyphonic Music Club Sodas & Sundaes - - 10c Mondays of each month at the Eiks' j Meets last Monday of each mouth Grade Four: Robert Kennedy7, Wil ni in the University of Pennsylvania’s Rhone Belleville 2*1091 Home. | at the Stratton studio, 325 Uiiior liam Field, Jean Flanagan. Mary Gor bicentennial celebration in 1940 will Cigars and Cigarettes Belleville Lodge No. 108 I avenue. don and Betty Austin. be outlined at the dinner by Dean Karl F. &, A. M„ '! llolyrood Lodge, Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, Grade Three: C. Hanly, M. McCann, G. Miller, professor of psychology and Free Delivery - BE 2-4968 Today & Sat. Two Hits Meets second and fourth Wednes- Daughters of Scotia. magnificent stars of “The Plainsman,” C. Carragher, G. Buylan and G. Hood. former director of admissions at the MERLE OBERON Uays in Masonic Tempie. Metis first and third Tuesdays in which comes to the Lincoln Theater, Grade Two: James Brady, Kenneth university. filliV Homo. W ashington avenue. BRIAN AH ERNE Belleville Craftsman’s Club, No. 400, Arlington, Wednesday and Thursday Donnelly7, Maureen Bell. Nancy Bock In addition, the list of guest speak North Star Chapter a • Meets first Wednesday night of the for two days only. and Theresa Gibbons. ers will include Robert H. McNamara, "BELOVED month at Masonic Temple. Order of Easter Star HAVE Belleville Council No. 215, Meets first and third Tuesday* in ENEMY” Sons and Daughters of Liberty I Dfid Fellows Hall, Newark, Proctor’s Newark Lists j Valley Improvement Association — ALSO — Meets first and third Mondays in HOME GARDENER YOU • the Elks’ Home. | Meets twice each month on the Jòe E. Brown Comedy Charles Johnson JANE WITHERS Are you successful with your ANTHONY MARTIN Belleville Council No. 163 | second and fourth Thursday. Meet- Jr. O. U. A. M. i ings start at 8 P. M. at the Essex Joe E. Brown’s “When’s YTour Birth flower ■ nd vegetable gardens? If CARPENTRY AND ^The Holy Terror” Meets first and third Tuesdays of (! house House, Stephen street. Ora A. day,” with Marian Marsh, Fred Keat not, have your soil tested for acid L ViTRDAY M A TIN EE ing and Edward Kennedy, heads the ROOFING about our new unique each month at the Exempt Firemen’s j Current, secretary7. ity and plant nutrients. Each com “SLI RET A CENT X-9” Home, Joralemon and Stephens Michael A. Flynn Chapter double feature program opening today Selected Automobile plete soil test—7.5c. Fertilizer rec FL1NTKOTE SHINGLES AND streets I No. 27, Disabled American Veterans at Proctor’s Theater, Newark. On the Operators Policy n. Mon. Tues. Two liils Belleville Chapter, O. E. S. ()f The World War same bill is “Sea Devils”, with Victor ommendations. Samples will be tak BRICK SIDING that gives broader protection MeLaglen, Preston Foster and Ida I REI) Mac MURRA Y Meets the first and third Thursdays Meets first and third Tuesdays oi en and tested by— against Public Liability and Lupino. CL \ DYS SW A RT] I OU T of each month at Masonic Temple, each month at Veterans’ Piali, Belle FRED PLENGE Valleys, Gutters and Property Damage claims and at Joralemon street. In .“When’s'Your Birthday” Brown J A ( K OAE1E ville avenue and Stephens street. North Joralemon Street Leaders the same time saves you up to Forestere of America N. J. Division, A. W. W. P. A. plays a third-rate prizefighter. Knock •25% of the usual cost? Country ed out, he thinks he lost because the Belleville. N. J. Court General Phil Kearny, No. 37 Meets third Friday of each month Does Your Roof Need a Doctor? wide service available from “Ci Meets first and third Tuesdays at stars were in an unfavorable position. at the Exempt Firemen’s Home, Jor Try me, reasonable in price. national long-established com K. of C. Home, 43 Rossmore place. alemon and Stephens streets. He tells his fiancee Suburban Chapter, Order of De Mo- lay, avill hold a “Monte Carlo N ight” April 3 at the Masonic Temple. Danc ing will follow7 the entertainment. Her bert Hoover is chairman and will be assisted by James Wood, Robert Thomas, Robert Bangert* Everett Martling and Roy Gorski. TELEPH ON E BELLEVILLE 2-2451 TELEPH ON E BELLEVILLE 2-2451 W E DELIVER CONVENIENT STORE OPEN EVENINGS THE BOSTON STORE IN WHICH THE LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE BETWEEN PASSAIC AND NEWARK FOR YOUR TO SHOP CONVENIENCE 538-540 Washington Avenue Belleville, New Jersey intersection of the Southerly line of Tap- ¡Section 1. It is hereby determ ined and publication of this statement. I1UBL.IC N u T IC K is hereby given that ^file in the D epartm ent of Public W orks, FLORENCE R. MOREY, and all work, labor and materials supplied pan Avenue and the Westerly line, of stated that it is necessary that the Town Town Clerk. I William D. Clark, Commissioner of of--Belleville, in tlie County of Essex, and all costs shall be borne by the Works Linden Avenue as tin; same are laid down Barks am) Public Property of • the Town on Map of The Oaks; and running (1) shall raise money for the installation of of Belleville. Now Jersey, will sell at pub Progress Administration of the United South decrees HK minuter "\\ UH) necessary pipe, pul] boxes and traffic and NOTICE. lic* sale to the highest bidder for cash States of America, excepting materials, signal control cable to place underground PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that supplies, equipment and costs to an feet: thence {21 North 6S degrees 2s m in the following proposed ordinance was in CLASSIFIED ADS the following' properties in the Town of $iie overhead traffic and signal control amount of not more than Fifteen Hun utes West 37Vi feet; thence (31 North 23 troduced and passed on first reading at Belleville, County of Essex and State of degrees 5N minutes East 100 feet to the cable-along Washington Avenue between New Jersey, described and situated as dred Dollars $1,500.00) which shall be Alill Street and Overlook Avenue, and a m eeting of the Board of Commissioners furnished by the Tow n of Belleville. An Southerly line of Tappan Avenue; thence follows: _ ■ . (4) alone’ the sam e South OS degrees 2S that the estimated maximum amount of of the Town of Bellevilie held Tuesday Block «00— Lots. 7.,. 3U, ill, 33. •«!» and ofi. applications and agreements heretofore feet to the point and m oney 'necessary to’ be raised -from all evening March 23rd. 193i and in rih er WORK WANTED entered into by the Town of BelleyiU*. m inutes E a s t .><:« notice is hereby given that tip.'., second Block 1516—.Lots it, 13, 15, 3 7, ID. 21 and with the Works Uropress Adiiiniistr£ltiuii j plurt ui .beginning. sources for said improvement is Five JUNK DEALERS Southerly 45 feet of Lot 2«.. Hie approximate amount the Decree Thousand ($5,fi06;66> Dollars, and that and 'third reading of said ordinance will Block 015— Lots 3, 5, 7, 11, 15, 19 and 22. are hereby ratified. The estimated cost; Tin by sa]p t,f.lh1s tract is t l„ the estimated maximum amount of bonds •be considered by said Board at a meet Said lands have been acquired by the of said project is llie sum of Six Tltous- i to be sti H undred notes necessary be issued for said ing to be held at tile Town Hall, W ash DRESS alterations. Hems 50 cents. and Two Hundred Twenty-two Dollars j sum of Twelve Thousand...... Two or In ington Ave. and Belleville Ayr., Tuesday Town of Belleville by deed an cl | or through (Sg,->2‘, (jn) \ ! EightyEiehtv EighEight Dollars and Sixty Seven improvement is Five Thousand ($5,000.06) Fitted in vour home. Delivered. DEALER in all kinds of junk; iron, tax title lieu foreclosure proceedings. Said cuts' ($12.288.67), together with the costs Dollars. evening April 13, 193; at N o'clock P. 2)1. paper, metals, tires, tubes, rags, bat 'Section 3. Bond Anticipation Notes of when ail objections to the passing of the Phone RUtherford 2-4586J. lands will he sold in accordance with said town of an aggregate principal of this .sale. _ _ Section 2. Bond Anticipation Notes of Chapter 41, Laws of 1933, and also in ac Being known as No. 93 and N<>. .L Lap- said town of an aggregate principal same will be heard and considered. A4T-3-19-37-365 teries, etc. Used Singer Sewing- amount, not exceeding Fifteen Munched amount, not exceeding Five Thousand FL O R E N C E R. MOREY, cordance with the provisions of an act Dollars" ($1.500.091 (which sum of rnoney pan Avenue, Belleville, New Jersey. Town Clerk, Machines wanted. J. Resciniti, S6 entitled) “An Act Concerning Municipal Tlie above property is to be sold su b ($5,606.00) Dollars (which sum of money is hereby appropriated for the above AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR Clinton street, BEUeville 2-1880W. ities,” Chapter 152, laws of 1917, and the purpose) are hereby authorized to be ject to the following encumbrances: Un is hereby appropriated for the above HEMSTITCHING, buttons covered, acts supplementary thereto and amenda paid taxes, assesments, water rents and purpose) are hereby authorized to be is DINANCE, ENTITLED, "AN ORDIN A4T-BTF-2-5-37-237 issued in anticipation of the issuance of ANCE CONCERNING THE SALE AND buckles, sewing and dress making. tory thereof. said bonds to finance the purpose de- tax sales, if any: rights of existing ten sued in anticipation of the issuance of Said sale will be conducted in the lobby ants; legal effect of zoning ordinances; said bonds to finance the purpose de blS'rRIBUTlOX OF RAW MILK. ItA)) 98 New Bridge street near Belle scribed in Section 1 of this oi'dinanee, CREAM OR RAW MILK PRODUCTS IN of the Tow n H all on the first floor, Belle Local Bond Act of the restrictions appearing of record, if any, scribed in Section 1 of this ordinance, pursuant to the pursuant, to the Local Bond Act of the THE TOWN OF BELLEVILLE”, Adopt ville avenue Standard Oil Station ville, N. J., on Monday, March 29th, 1937 State of N ew Jersey. Sniri notes shall and such facts as an accurate survey would disclose. State of New Jersey. Said note's shall ed March 9th. 193,. on Belleville avenue. a t 10:00 A. M. . n , bear interest at a rate which shall not The Board of Commissioners of tlie Said- property will be offered for sale exceed six per centum (G7c) per annum, N ewark, N. J., M arch 1, 19,x. bear interest at a rale which shall not A5T-3-19-37-151 JA M ES A. M eRELL, Sheriff^ exceed six per centum (OL ) per annum Town of Belleville, in the < ount of Es- on terms and conditions ■which will be and may be renewed from time to time ord ain : stated prior to the sale, which condi Joseph Kalirs, Sol'r. ^ and may lie renewed from time to time sex and State of New Jersey, di pursuant to and within the limitations Section 1. That Section 1 of an or- CELLARS cleaned, rubbish carted tions can be seen at the office of the prescribed by said Act. All matters with pursuant to and within the limitations Town Clerk, and will be sold in accord prescribed by said Act. All matters with dinaiice entitled. "AN ORDINANCE respect to said notes not determined by CONCERNING THE SALE AND DIS away., lawns and gardens tended. ance with said terms and conditions to this orilmiuiri* shall be determ ined l»j respect to said notes not determined by NOTICE. tiiis ordinance shall be determined by TRIBUTION OF RAW MILK. RAW General cleaning. Wilbourne, 298 the highest bidder for cash. saibsequenl resolutions to be hereafter PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tbui The Town of Belleville reserves the subsequent resolutions lo be hereafter CREAM OR RAW MILK PRODUCTS IN Main street. BEUeville 2-8360. PIANO TUNING tlie following ordinance was passed on adopted. THE TOWN OF BELLEVILLE," Adopt rig h t to reject any bid oil prem ises re ^Section 4. Not more than Three Hund second and third reading aL a meeting A4T-3-5-37-362 ferred to above in a sum less than $13,- Section 3. Not. more than One Hundred ed March 9. 1937. be amended by striking red Dollars ($300.00) of the sum to be of the Board of Com m issioners of tlie Dollars ($100.00) of the sum to be raised out tlie words “June 1. 193i . and iil- 553,30. raised by the Issuance of said notes ma> Town of Belleville held Tuesday evening, | PIANO TUNING—On my list are WILLIAM J>. CLAJ; Iv by the issuance of said notes may lie sorling in place thereof “January 1. 1938 . be used to finance interest on obligations Marcii 23rd, 1937 having been reati in its | Section 2. This ordinance shall take CARPENTER and Mason work. Day Comniisslofner of Parks issued to finance such purpose whether used to finance interest ■ on obligations many fine Steinway instruments. linai form at least, one week prior there issued to finance such purpose whether effecl immediately. and Public Property temporary or permanent, or to finance to and is therefor now a law and hereby or contract. Call V. Cheetham, NUt- Rebuilding and repairing. J. E. Lay, 3-19-26 engineering or inspection costs and legal temporary or permanent., or to finance published according to law. engineering or inspection costs and legal t chain-cry 15—162) lev 2-1886W. “The Piano Doctor”. Belleville 2- expenses, or to finance the cost of the F L O R E N C E R. M ORE) , expenses, or to finance tlie cost of tiie 366-A4T-3-19-BTF NOTICE, issuance of such obligations, as piutified Town Clerk. SH E R R IE 'S SA L E— in ( liam ery of New 3053. LAY’S DANCE ORCHESTRA The Annual Meeting of the Share Hold issuance of such obligations, as provided Jersey. B'-tweeii Tiie 'Woodside Build in .Section 602 of said Act. . AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR in Section 602 of said Act. BTF-12-4-36-288 ers of the. North Belleville Building and Section 5. Tt is hereby determined ami 'CHE GRADING OF THE AREA KNOWN ing and Loan Association, a corporation Loan will be held at the Office of the declared that the period of usefulness of Section -1. It is hereby determined mid of New Jersey, complainant, and Frank AS THE TURF BOG SITUATICI) IN THE declared that the period of usefulness of FURNITURE REPAIRED Association No. 500 Washington Avenue, 'lie purpose for the financing of y hieli NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE J. Matt and Elizabeth M. Matt, his wife, Belleville on Monday Evening April 12th, tlie. purpose for the financing of which defendants. Fi. fa., for sale of m ortgaged said notes are to be issued is a period TOWN OF BELLEVILLE, AND PRO said notes are to be issued is a period of PLUMBING AND HEATING 1937 a t 7 F. M. for the election of Offi -if forty years, computed from the date VIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF FIF premises. cers and Diric.iors and such other busi ten years, computed from tlie date of tlie By virtue of tile above stated w rit ot FURNITURE REPAIRED, refinishe» of ihe bonds to bts issued to-finance said T E E N H U N D R E D ($1,560.60) DOLLARS bonds to lie issued to finance said pur ness as may properly be brought before BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE fieri facias, to me direetoi. I shall ex^pose pose. for saje by public vendue, al lite- Court and upholstered. Reed and wicker the Meeting. • Section 6- No part of the cost of making TOWN OF BELLEVILLE Tf) FINANCE SEE US. BEFORE YOU BUY! JOHN I’. DAILEY said improvement has been or is to be Section 5. No part of the cost of m a k House,: =in-Newark, on Tuesday, tlie T h ir furniture repainted. Chairs caned SAID IMPROVEMENT. ing said improvement lias been or is to GEORGE LENNOX Secretary. specially assessed against properly, spec The Board of Commissioners of the tieth - day of Marcii next, at two o'clock 3T-3-19-3-2(1-1-2 be specially assessed against property Reconditioning antiques a specialty ially benefited thereby. , ,. Town of Belleville, in the C ounty of E s P. M., ail tract or parcel of land and 898 WASHINGTON AVENUE Seel ion 7. It is hereby determ ined and specially benefited thereby. prem ises situate, lying and being in tiie All kinds of cabinet work done h? declared th a t the. supplem ental debt sex, do ordain: • Section 6. It is hereby determ ined and Town of Belleville. Essex County, New SPECIAL ON TOILET SEATS NOTICE. Section 1. It is hereby-determined and declared that the supplemental debt »n expert mechanic. 25 years’ ptac statement required by said Act has been stated that it is necessary that the Town Jersey. ,, , For sale, new and second hand gas P.iJIJLit'1 N O TIC E is hereby given th a t dulv m ade and filed in the office of the statement required by said Act hits been Beginning at a point in the Easterly iical experience. H. E. Metzger, 1 the following ordinance was passed on of Belleville, in the C ounty of Essex, duly m ade and filed in the office r>f the stoves and pot stoves. ) Town Clerk of said Town, and that such shall raise money for the purpose ol line of Hornblower Avenue distaili 221.2, Freeman place, Nutley. Phone Nut ■second and third residing at a meeting i statem en t so filed shows that the gioss Town Clerk of said Town, and that such feet Northerly from the intersection m Lawn Mowers repaired and sharpened, of the Bonn! of Commissioners oi the grading tlie area known as the turf bog statement, so filed shows th at the gross debt, as defined in .section- seven hunu- situated in tlie Northwestern section of the same with the Northerly side of John ley 2-3076. BTF-5-8-36-106. Totvn of-Belleville held Tuesday evening, * red and two of said Act is increased, by debt, as defined in section seven hundred Street: thence running' South 67 degree M arch 23rd, 1937 having been read in its the 1'own of Belleville, anil th a t the es and two of said Act is increased by Five Fifteen Hundred 'Dollars, and that the timated maximum amount, of money nec East 115 feet: tnenre running Noni) 2 final form at least one week prior there issuance of said bonds and notes is p er Phmisand ($5,000.06) Dollars, and th at degrees East 35 teet: thence ninnili to and'is ■therefor now a law and hereby essary to be raised from all sources for tlie issuance of said bonds and notes is HELP WANTED mitted by an exception to the debt limi said improvement is Fifty-five Thousand North 67 decrees West ila feel lo the said COW MANURE published according to law. tations .prescribed by said Act, contained perm itted by an exception to tlie debt Easterly side of Hornblower Avenue: and FLORENCE It- MOREY, Seven H undred Nine Dollars ($55,769.06) limitations proscribed by said Act, con in .Subdivision (f) of Section two hundred and that the estimated maximum amount from litenre South 23 degrees West Town Clerk. and eight of said Act. 1 tained m Subdivision (f) of Section two feet t<> the point or place of Beginning GIRL for housework, one who can AN O RDIN A NCE FR O V lD lN tl F<>u of bonds and notes necessary to be is hundred and eight of said Act. WELL rotted cow manure; two cubic Section X. This ordinance shall take et- sued for said improvement is Fifteen Being known as Street Number IS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CONNEC fect twenty days after the first publica- Section 7. This oi'dinanee shall take Hornblower Avenue. Belleville, New Jer stay nights when needed. $6 week. yards, $5. Bonny Dell F arm s, R uth H undred Dollars ($1,506.60). effect twenty days after the first publi- TION FROM THE o [TY OF NEWARK'S Mon thereof after final passage. sey. . , , References. Box 44, Belleville News. 42 INCH CONDUIT TO THE NEW 12 Section 2. The above project is more ■ation thereof after final passage. erford 2-6109. Passed first reading: March 9. Rkx. r»iiy described in application made by f.lu- The nproximate amount ot the J INCH WATER MAIN IN HILTON Passed second reading ■ Marrh -•>, Ikissed first reading: March 9, 1937. rree to be satisfied by said sale is the A1T-3-26-37-371 BTF-1-8-87-70 STREET. AND BIROVIDJNO FOR THE Town of Belleville in connection with Passed second residing: March 23. 1937 Passed third reading: March 23, 1931. said project, a copy of which application sum of Twelve Thousand Five Hundred ISSUANCE OF SIX HUNDRED (5600.1)0) ADOPTED: March 23, 1937. Passed third reading: .March 23, 1937. ■Font* Dollars and Forty Nine Cents (.$12.- DOLLARS B O N D ANTICIPATION is on die in the office of the D epartm ent ADOPTED: March 23, 1937. ATTEST: FLORENCE It. MORE), of Public W orks of the Tow n of Belle- 561.19), together with the costs of this PERSONAL NOTES OF THE TOWN OF BELLE Town Clerk. ■WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS t sale. VILLE TO FINANCE SAID LMBROVE- •ville. and all work thereunder shall be W ILLIAM D. C LA R K MAYOR-WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS under the supervision of the Works Pro The above properly is to be sold sim- M ENT. , W ILLIAM D. C L A R K •PA TRICK A. W A TER S jeet to the following encumbrances: Un The Board of Commissioners of the gress Administration of the United stales JOSEPH KING, ■JF0R RENT FREE! If excess acid causes you PA T R IC K A. W A T E R S of America and the Department of Pub paid taxes, assessments, water rents and Town of Belleville, in the Comity of E s JOSEPH KING, COMMISSIONERS. tax Sales, if any: rights of existing te n Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indi sex, do ordain, as follows: lic W orks of the Tow n of Belleville, and STATEMENT. COMMISSIONERS. shall he done in conformity with plana ni is, legal effect of zoning ordinances; Section L B is hereby determined and STATEMENT. . The ordinance published herewith has strietions appearing of record, if any: gestion, Heartburn, Belching,. Bloat slated that it's nccesary that the Town now on file in the .D epartm ent-of Public. been finally passed and flic tw enty day GARAGE.;to rent. 84 per l^pnth: 179 The ordinance published herewith. has Works, ami all work, .labor and .materials md such ' facts as an accurate survey ing, Nausea, get free sample doc of Bellevilie, in . the County of Essex, shall been finally passed and the twenty day period of limitation within which a suit, would disclose. raise money for the purpose of .construct supplied and all costs shall be- borne by action or proceeding questioning the val Hornblower avenue. Belleville. tor’s prescription, Udga, at Karlin’s period of lim itation -within which a suit, the Works Progress Administration of Newark-, X. J.. F ebruary 23. 19».. ing a. eoimectiiui from the City of New u-tirm proceeding questioning the val idity of such ordinance can be commenced JAMES A. MeREEL. slienra BTF-367-3-26-37 Cut Rate Drug Stores. ark's 12 inrh Conduit to the new 12 ineli or the United States of America, excepting is provided in The Local Bond Act, has idity of such ordinance can be commenced materials,- supplies. equipment and costs Joseph Kalirs. S'd'r. (818.06), A12T-2-5-37-347 Water Main in Hilton Street, and that as provided in The Local Bond Act, has begun to run from the date of the first 4T-»-a-2i. ROOMS, responsible adults, $10.00 the estimated maximum amount of money In an amount of not more than Fifteen 'mbiicalion of this statem ent. begun to run from the date of the- first Hundred Dollars ($1,560.00) 'which shall necessary to bo raised from all sources publication of this, statement. , - FL O R E N C E R. MOREY. monthly; 5 rooms, nice condition, for said improvement, is Six Hundred Dol lie furnished by tlie Town of Belleville. Town Clerk. FL O R E N C E R. M ORE) . All applications and agreements hereto available May loth, preferably lars, and that Hie estimated maximum Town Clerk. Farewell Concert Jj*4qunt of bonds or notes necessary to. fore entered into by the.Town of Belle- adults, $28. Many other apts. and ville .with the Works Progress Adminis NOTICE. oo issued for said im provem ent is .Six PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that houses ranging from $35 up. Dege- Hundred Dollars ($060.00). NOTICE. tration are hereby’ratified. The estimated cost of said project is tlie sum. <*t tlie following ordinance was passed on The Lucille Bethel Chorus of New Section 3. B aid Anticipation Notes of PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that second and 'third reading at a meeting ner, 444 W ashington Avenue. said town of an aggregate principal f-’ne following ordinance was passed on ($55.709.0(1 ) Fifty-five Thousand Seven ark, composed of forty-five young wo Hundred and Nine Dollars. of the Board of Commissioners of the B3T-3-26-37-372 ■: amount ■ not ex-ceding Six Hundred Dol second and 'third reading at a meeting Town of Bellevilie held Tuesday evening men, will give a farewell concert to Hire People with lars ($600.00) (which sum of money is of the Board of Com m issioners of the Section-3. Bond Anticipation Notes of said town of an aggregale principili March 23rd, 1937 having been read in its hereby' appror-iated foi’ .the above 'pur Town of Belleville held Tuesday evening final form at least „ne week prior thereto Miss Lucille Bethel, its retiring con pose) are here it;.- authorized to be issued March 23rd, 1937 having been read -in its amount not exceeding Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1.506.00) (which sum of money and is therefore now a law and hereby ductor Tuesday at 8:15 P. M. at the . in autici^n(i9 u of the issuance of said final form at least one week prior thereto published .according to law. Halitosis ( BREMTl) hands 1,0 * finan A the .purpose described in and, is therefore now a. law and hereby is hereby appropriated for the above pur- FLORENCE It. MOREY”, Mutual Benefit auditorium, Broadway, Section, t of lhia. ordinance, pursuant to -published according to law, nose) are hereby authorized In lie issued FOR SALE in anticipation of thè issuance of said Town Clerk. Newark. The concert will be followed the LocnT P.ou l Act of the State' of "New -F L O R E N C E It- M O R E ), AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR People who get and hold jobs Jersey. Said notes shall bear interest at Town Cleric bonds to finance the purpose .described in by a reception at the Essex House. Section.! of this ordinance, pursuant to THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PRESSURE a rate ■ which shall not exceed six per AN ORDINANCE AMENDING. "AX REGULATING VALVE ON THE 12 The chorus will he accompanied by keep their breath agreeable "cen tu m ( %) per annum, and may be ! DRDINANCE FIXING THE SALARY Oi< tlie Local Bond Act of the State of New LARGE White Mountain ice box, oak 0 ------PO O R OF Jersey. Said notes . sitali hear interest at INCH WATER' MAIN IN WILLIAM Miss Ruth Dawtell, a graduate of the ■renewed from time...... to time pursuant to ,THE OVERSEER OF THE ST R E E T SIXTY” F E E T W E S T OK finish, white enamel lined side ieer. and within, th ■limitations-prescribed by i THE TOWN OF BELLE) ILL E, IN IME a rale which shall not exceed six . per Juillard School of Music, and Kenneth With the best to choose from these days, em '•entum (6'i,) per annum , and m ay be r e CORTLANDT STREET. AND PROVID Good condition. Price $6.50. 31 Clin ployers favor the person who is most attrac '«aiti - Act. All mailers with respect to said COUNTY OF ESSEX", Adopted Decem ING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF TWELVE tive. In business life as in the social world, notes not. - determined by this ordinance newed from time to time pursuant to M. Donaldson, organist of Mt, Pleas ber 9, 1924. , . md within the limitations prescribed by H U N D R ED ($1,200.06) D OLLARS BOND ton street., Belleville. halitosis (unpleasant breath) is considered the shall lie determ ined by subsequent réso Tiie Board of Commissioners ot the ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWN ant Baptist Church. Edward Austen A1T-3-26-37-370 worst of faults. lu Lions to lie h after adopted. Town of Belleville, in the County of E s «aid Act. Afi matters with respect to said notes not determined by this ordin OF BELLEVILLE TO FINANCE SAID Kane, baritone, will be guest artist. Unfortunately everybody suffers from thl3 ■Section 3. N 1!I more than Fifty Dollars sex, do ordain: IM PROVE M15 NT. Section J. That, "AN OUUNANI L ance shall he determined by subsequent offensive condition at some time or other— ^ ($56.90)- of tb< sunf ro be -raised by the Tlie Board of Commissioners of tiie EIGHT piece dining room set; cheap. many more regularly than they think. Fermen- ' issuance of sc id notes may be used to FIXING THE SALARY OF THE R W*: resolutions to be hereafter adopted. Section 4. Not more than Two Hundred Town of Belleville, in the County of E s Call evenings at 413 DeWitt ave tatioh of food particles skipped by the tooth finance intere: : on obligations issued i.o SEER OF THE POOR OF THE TOWN sex, ordain as follows: brush is the cause of most cases. Decaying finance such ] ’irpo.se w hether tem porary >F B EL L E V IL L E . IN T H E C O l’X f’Y OF Dollars ($200.00) of tlie sum to lie raised by tlie issuance of said notes may lie used Section I. II is hereby determined and t JAPANESE O IL nue, Belleville. teeth and poor digestion also cause odors. m* • permanent, or to finance engineering ESSEX", Adopted December 9, 1924 he lated Hint it is necessary that the Town Mad* in U. S. A. A1T-3-26-37-369 or inspection i-osls and legal expenses, uuendfcd to read as lollows: ’o finance interest on obligations issued The quick, pleasant way to improve your •o finance such purpose whether tempor- f Belleville, in Hie County of Essex, FOR HAIR AND SCALP breath is to use Listerine, the quick deodorant, or to finance l cost of (lie issuance of 1. That the salary of the Overseer ol liai! raise money for the purpose of every morning and every night. sudi obiigaticr as provided in Section the Poor of tlie Town of Belleville is iry or permanent, or to finance engineer- Different from Ordinary Hair Tania* TWO FAMILY HOUSE—plot 50x170. ng or inspection costs and legal expense:-. oiistruetiiig a pressure regulating- valve IT'S A SCALP MEDICINEI Listerine halts fermentation, a major causa 008 of said AI 1. hereby fixed, pursuant to C hapter 132 n the 12 inch water main in William Reef ion I, I. i hereby determined and of tlie Law s of N ew Jersey for 1924, ,r to finance the cost of the issuance ol FEEL IT WORK! At All DruggW* Centrally located. Convenient to all of odors, and overcomes the odors themselves. •neh obligations, as provided in Section Street sixty feel, west of Corllandl Street, Your breath becomes sweet and agreeable. IS declared that Cre i lairiml of usefulness- of and the acts amendatory thereof anti md that Liie estimated amount of money Writ* for FREE Beokltt "Tho Troth Abort transportation. Price reasonable. the purpose hnr the financing of which supplem entary thereto, at tlie snip of >()*’ of said A et. will not offend others. Section 5. It is hereby determined and iceessary to be raised from all sources Tht H«lr.” Nation*! Romody Co- No» York Closing estate. S. A. G., Box 16, said notes are In be issued is a period of $2.460.(10 per annum, payable in equal 'or said improvement, is Twelve Hundred If you value your job and your friends, use fof-ty years, c. 'imputed from the date of semi-monthly installments which said " lai-ed that tiie oerioil of usefulness of Belleville News. Listerine, the safe antiseptic, regularly- Lam- , >■■■■■ tip-...... said the purpose for the. financing of which Dollars f $1,266.06 ), and that the esti bert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo. the bonds to salary shall be in lieu of all fees, but mated maximum amount of bonds or Fussed first r- •ailing: M arch 9, 1937. shall* not be in lieu of necessary^ ex aid nines are to be issued is a period A3 T-3-26-37-368 of fifteen years, computed front the date ml es necessary to be issued for said Passed sc-onf loading: March 23. 1937 penses incurred in the discharge of the omro'cmcnf is Twelve Hundred Dol Hissed third ’ reading: March 23, 1937. duties of said office. ,f the builds to be issued to finance said CHEAP—Family size white ice box Don’t offend others • Check purpose. .,■■.•■ lars ($1,200.00). A D O PTE D : ■: iatvit 23. 1937. Section 2. All ordinance, or parts there Section 2. Bond Anticipation Notes of A T T E S T : F L O R E N C E R. MOREY, of inconsistent, herewith be and they are Section 6. No part' of tlie cpsl ot mak- EASY WASHERS in good condition. 201 De W itt a\T- ng sani im provem ent has been or is to said town »of an aggregate principal Town Clerk. hereby repealed. , ,, , , amount not exceeding Twelve Hundred enue. Belleville. halitosis with LISTERINE MAYO’! WTELIAM IT. WILLIAMS Section 3. Phis ordinance shall take be specially assessed against propertj Floor samples & demonstrators ipeeiaily benefited thereby. Dollars ($1,266mi) (which sum of money A1T-3-24-37-374 W ILLIA M D. CLARK effect immediately upon final passage s hereby appropriated for tlie above pur- Big Reductions PATRJOK A. AYATERS anrf'publication in accordance- with the ■Section 7. it is hereby determ ined and lectured that 1he supplemental debt oose) are hereby authorized to tie issued A few guaranteed used models JOSE I (1 KiNfi, 'llW. :u anticipation of the issuance of said f ’OM MISSI ONE I IS. PasKert first reading: March 9, .19;.i. datement required by said Act lias been at 820 Inly m ade and filed in tiie office of the bonds to finance the purpose described in FURNISHED ROOMS STATEMENT. Biassed second reading: March 23,. 1937 '•tion I of this ordinance, pursuant to The oriljna -'i’ published herewith lias Passed third reading: March 23, 1937. I’own Clerk of-said Town, and that such ALL ELECTRIC CO. •tatem ent so filed shows that, the gross the Local Bond Act of the Slate of New It'icn finally oassnd and the tw enty day ADOPTED: March 23, 1937. Jersey. Said notes shall bear interest at ft PARK AVENUE, NEWARK period of linrlatiou w ithin wliieli a sail, \TTEN l’: FLORENCE R. MORE1, lobt, as defined in section seven hundred TWO connecting front rooms: fur i rale which shall not exceed six per Near Summer Ave, ¡n-tinti cm* pro "cding questioning the val Town Clerk. imi 'two of said Act is increased by Fif- nished; house-keeping; suitable for een H undred Dollars ($I.,,00.00). and th a t '■entum (6% > per annum , and m ay be Open Evenings idity of .such onliiuin.ee can be commenced WILTJAM H. WILLIAMS I’f'iiewed ‘from time to time pursuant to Phone HUmboldt 2-5118 as -provided in Tim Local Bond .Act, has W ILL IA M V. CLA RK he issuance of said bonds and notes is couple, child. Also room with kit lermitted by all exception to the debt md within Hie limitations prescribed by begun to run from the date of the first PA TRICK A. W A TER S said Act. All m atters with respect, to chen privileges. Minute to bus, trol publication, o' ihi*- .statement. JOSEPH KING, imitations prescribed by said Act, eon- ("OMMISSiOXERS iiined in Subdivision (f> of Section two said notes not1 determined by this ordin ley. Top bell. 126 Academy street. Fl,< HIENC'E U. M ORE)’, ance shall he determined by subsequent Town Clerk. tumìred and eight of said Act. A1T-BTF-3-26-37-373 Section 8. This ordinance shall lake resolutions to be hereafter adopted. Section 3. Not more than One Hundred POLICE. NOTICE. 'ffect twenty days after the first publi- Tal.I* notice that James W. Buecarell ation thereof after final passage, Dollars ($166.60) of the sum to be raised REAL ESTATE PU B LIC N O TICE is hereby given that. by the issuance of said notes may be used WINDOW CLEANING To children on be following ordinance was passed on intends to apply to the Board of Commis- bussed first reading: Marcii 9. 1937. _ 1 nf the Town of Belleville. New 'n finance interest, on obligations issued angel ofmercy." >eei)pd find 1:1 ii*d ■ seading at a. m eeting sinners 'asserì second reading: March 23, I93< Where direc Jersey, for plenary retail distribution Passed third reading: March 23, 1931. *o finance such purpose whether icmpor -of the Board of Commissioners of the •ary or permanent, or to finance engineer- By An Expert Listings At All Times tions ore fol Town or Itclim !T- Held Tuesday evening, license fur premises situated at 246 Belle VDOPTED: March 23. 1937. lowed, IT NEVES ville avenue, Belleville, N. J. ATTEST: FLORENCE R. MnREY. mg or inspection costs anil legal expenses Before you RENT or BUY see us FAILS. Despite March 23rd. I9M7 1mvmg been read in its a* to finance the cost of the issuance of final fnnn at b-'isi one week prior th ere ObiectinUK, if any, should be m ade im Town Clerk. STORES — OFFICES Properties managed. George iiennox scarcity and enormous cost of SANTONIN, it mediately in writing to Florence R MAYOR WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS ■uich obligations, as provided in Section contains full dose. Stood 75 years' test. in find is Ihercc.r now a law and hereby 662 of said Act. 898 W ashington Avenue. publislied ¡iccoi ling lo law. Vlorev, town clerk of Belleville, N. J. WILLIAM D. CLARK FACTORIES Sold everywhere or by mail. 50c a boftie. (Signed) James W. Zuecareili PA TRICK A. W A TER S Section 4. Ti is hereby determined and Est. C A. Voorhecs, M. D„ Philadelphia FLORENCE R. MORFV. leclared that tlie period of usefulness of BTFB—4-26-35—425. Town Clerk. 39 Division Avenue JOSEPH KING, PRIVATE HOMES A SPECIALTY Belleville, N. J Tie purpose for tlie financing of wnie.b AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR COMMISSIONERS. 2T-3-12-3-19 STATEMENT. ■¡aid notes are lo be issued is a period THE CONSTRI '<■ IRON <>F A STORM of forty years, computed from the date SEWER IN C'tEYLOCK PARKWAY The ordinance published herewith has (Chancery E—134) >een finally passed and the twenty day of the bonds to lie issued to finance said FROM NOLTON STREET TO FOREST purpose. When we clean your windows S T R E E T AND ¡N YYiLRUR S T R E E T S H E R IF F ’S SA LE— In C hancery of Nev. period of limitation within whirl) a suit, Jersey. Between Tlie Woodside Build ¿etion or proceeding questioning the val- Section 5. No part of the cost of m a k you can see outside. Ii’iimi EXrSTIN ! NORTHERLY TER- ing and Loan Association, a corporatioi ing said improvement has been AJINPS OF SE'VKR To CHESTNUT liity of such ordinance can he commenced >f New Jersey, complainant, and Viola is provided in The Local Bond Act, lias *o lie specially assessed against property Telephone BEUeville 2-2747 THE MAGNET THAT DRAWS I STREET. AND PROVIDING FOR THE L. Rhoades and William L. Rhoades, hei legim to run from the date of tlie first ipeeiaily benefited thereby. ISSUANCE OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED husband, defendants. Fi. ta., for sale of Section 6. It is hereby determined aial '$1,500.06) DOLL VRS BOND A N TICI mbiicalion of this statement. mortgaged premises. leclared ■ thaï the supplemental debt For Service PATION NOTES OF THE TOWN OF FL O R E N C E R. "MOREY. By virtue of the above, stated w rit of i Town Clerk. statement required b> said Act lias been PROSPECTS P.ELLT0V1LLE TO FINANCE SAID IM fieri facias, to me directed, I.shail ex duly■ made and tiled m the ofr'ict? of Hit PROVEMENT. pose for sale by public vendue, at the Town "Clerk ‘of said Toivn, and that such The Board of Com m issioners of the Court l-louse. in Newark, on Tuesday, NOTICE. statem ent so tiled shows tlia’t tlie gross The fvant Ad columns in Tow n -of Belleville, in the County of E s the Sixth day of April next, at two o'clock PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that debt, as.defined m section seven hundred sex. do ordain: P. M , all tracts or parcels of lands and he following ordinance was passed on and: tw o of said Art is increased by The News are the magnet Section I. It is* hereby deiermmefi and econd and third reading at a meeting Twelve Hundred Dollars, and that the staled that it is ne■■eswary that the Town premises situate, lying and being in the SHE LOST 20 that attracts readers. Township of Belleville, Essex County, if the Board of Commissioners of the issuance of said bonds and notes is tH • ••*• .BeiitoMUe, in i ’ *1 * County of Essex, Town of Belleville held Tuesday evening milled by an exception I" Hie debt lim i ICeen-minded men and shall raise money for the purpose of New Jersey. Tracts to be sold separatel.v. Alareil 23rd, 1937 having been read in it> tations nresenbed by said Art. contained women in all walks of construeling a storm sewer in Gveylock First Tract: Beginning at a point in tlie maI form at least one week prior Thereto m Subdivision (f) of Section two hundred POUNDS OF FAT f - rkwav from Nodon Street to Forest ind is therefore now a law and hereby and eight of said .Act. life, in business and in Street find in W illmr Street from E xist-, Southerly line of Tappan Avenue dis tant therein 466 feet Westerly from the aublished according to law, Section 7. This ordinance shall take private life have learned fug yfnrlJierlv Terminus of Sewer to FLORENCE K. MOREY, effect twenty days after the first piildi- Feel full of pep and possess the chestnut St reef, and that the estimated ' ntersection of the Suutnerly fine of Tup- Dan Avenue ami the Westerly line ol Town Clerk. "ation thereof after final slender form you crave—you can’t to use the Want Ads in maximum amount of money necessary to ATTEST: FLORENCE K. MOREY, reh 9, 1937. lie raised from all sources for said im Linden Avenue as the saute are laid if you listen to gossipers. the News, for they know down on Mai) ot The Oaks: and running Town Clerk. bussed Marcii 23. Ri:r To take off excess fat go light on provement is Six Thousand Two Hun AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Passed I t arch 23, 1937, that using them means dred T w enty-tw o Dollars ($6,222.00) and (1) .South 23 degrees f,N m inutes W est fatty meats, butter, cream and sug 166 feet: thence (2) North ON degrees 2.8 THE INSTALLATION OF NECESSARY ADOPT) t rapid results whether it is that I lie estima ted m axim um am ount of PIPE. PULL BOXES AND TRAFFIC *F- R. MOREY. ary sweets-—-eat more fruit and I, >nds and notes lM-cessarv to he issued minutes West 37 feel, six inches: thence ATTEST: J 1 ( I t N (3) N orth 23 degrees 58 niiiiu1.es East 100 )ND SIGNAL CONTROL (’ABLE TO Town Clerk. vegetables and take a half teaspoon a job, exchange or buy for said improvement is Fifteen Hundred PLACE UNDERGROUND THE OVER W ILLIAM H. WTLLTAMS ful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of Dollars $1,500.60). •'eel to the Southerly line of Tappan Ave ing and selling. nue: thence (4t along tlie sam e South HEAD TRAFFIC AND SIGNAL CON WILLIAM D. CLARK hot water every morning to elimi ■ Section 2. The above project is more PA TRICK A. W A TER S fully described in application made by the 68 degrees 23 inimiles West 37 feet and TROL (’ABLE ALONG WASHINGTON nate excess waste. •Tow n of Bcllf-viPe in connection with six inches to the place of Beginning. AVENUE BETWEEN MI LI, STREET l I T It 1 ?G, Mrs. Elm a Verille o f Havre de The approximate ainoiml of the I »e.ci're AND OVERLOOK AVENUE. AND PRO COA1 ATI SSI ON ERS «aid nroieef, a copv of which application STATEMENT. Grace, Md., writes: "I took off 20 is on'file in the off re of the D epartm ent lo lu- satisfied bv sale of this tract is tlie VIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF FIVE lbs.—my clothes fit me fine now.” Phone BEUeville 2-2747 cf Public W orks of the Town of Belle sum of Twelve Thousand Nine Hundred TH O U SA N D D OLLARS ($5.060.66) Tin- ordinance publislied herew ith ha Fifteen Dollars and Forty ('cuts ($12.- BOND AMIt IP M ION X O l I s OF TH E been tinallv passed and Hie twenty day No drastic cathartics—no consti ville, anti all work thereunder shall be period of limitation within which a suit pation—but blissful daily bowel ac under the. supervision of the W orks P ro 915.46), together vviiii th e eosis of this TOW N or I J 1 LI \ It I TO FIN ANC IO sale. SA i i » IM PRO V EM EN T. aclion or proceeding questioning Hie val tion when you take your little daily gress Administration of the United States tiers idity of sm-h ordinance can in- commence' THE BELLEVILLE NEWS of America anti Hie ■Department, of Public Second T ract: Beginning at a point, in Tiie Board at ( ommissa .f Ho dose of Kruschen. W orks of Uc- Town of Belleville, and shall the Southerly line of Tappan Avenue dis Town ot Belleville, m Hie ( mol.) as provided in The Local Bond Act, has fir done in conformity with plans now on tant therein 437R» feet Westerly from the sex, ilo ordain: begun to r u n . fr«un the date of Hie first i