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-J' — , ------------ 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.

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