"Jttrtfct to malic* towvd and SUMMIT RECORD FIFTIETH YEAR. NO. 62 SUMMIT, N.J., PRXDAT MORNING, MARCH 31. 1939 $3 JO PER AbercrofflWe'sPost New Manager Here frr Sears, Roebuck Co. Sflmmit Peace v Financial Situation of Overlook Hospital (Union of World I Educators Visit the ' Roosevelt Nursery School Is Left Vacant C. H. Falk, who has been manager Council Dissolved of the Summit store of Sears, Hoe- As Set Forth By Chairman Oliver B. Merrill Democracies On Tuesday afternoon, April 4th, Tuesday Business Manager Placed buck Company for the past four Miss Margaret Allen, head of tbe yearr, has been promoted to man-Because of Activity off This last year, being the busiest Summit has fallen off by 45 sub- teaching staff of Orange Memorial in Charge of Operation afer of Sears' store at Broad street from the standpoint of operation scribers and $892.55, the other mu- General Meeting for Sum-Hospital will talk to girls who rtie Large Attendance of and Columbia avenue in Philadel- Member Organizations and the number o^ patients cared nicipalities - served by Overlook mit Announced for This interested In entering the nursing of Buildings for thphiae. Henry N. Osgood, the new for, has presented its problems to Hospital have fallen off in a great field. She will *ov«r a wide range payers Expected It Was Felt the Efforts of vocational opportunities which manager was with Sears' Morr.ls- the finance committee also. er percentage. Our total subscript Sunday Evening at Com- Time Being tione are $841.48 less than a year may grow out of nurses' training. Council Hearing—Low* town store for three years and has Were Duplication Increased expenses, have more Among these, air hostessing is al- been in the* employ of the company ago but we have increased the munity Church er Tax Rate Expected To Use Janitor Staff than kept pace with increas- number of givers by 170. ways the most glamorous to the for about eight years. This com- Dispose of Books, Funds ed use and revenue, with the 're- In addition to the figures glv«n average girl., Practical questions pany carries on a policy of promo- sult that our financial position is before, perhaps these will be Inter- Part of N. Y. Movement of expense and school for training, New Jr. H. S. Statement The Board of Education will tion of its employees from within not quite as good as it was at the Summit's Peace Council was esting to pur members. The land, the demands and satisfactions of make no appointment to the posi- close of 1937. Kot that our position A general meeting of all persons the job* to be done, opportunities the organisation using as a Slogan formally dissolved at a meeting of buildings and equipment are inven- . . -„ ~; With more interest evinced in tfce tion of supervisor of buildings and is serious buf one that needs care- lnterested in tnene w an(l "Sears jobs for Sears men." the Council attended by representa- endowment ! daring'tor employment and IncoriVBr^'M j subject than ever before within tij» grounds left vacant by the recent ful watching, in order that our ex-i*'»'t~nrMimt''i!ifi9 4i9" rh»'nn*r*t IPlan for federal union of the form the basis of her talk after j memory of veteran city officials, death of William Abercrombie ac- Mr. Osgood In his eight years .of tives of member organisations and penditures do not exceed our reve- is ai present »it>*.»4z. ine operat-i j. | ^ democracies has which the meeting will >e openjeommon Council's public hearing > service has covered every phase of held last week at the Y. M. Q. A., ing deficit (or 1938 was $39,056.94, worl( g e )ng cording to a statement made this nue fronvall sourses, operation, ap- an increase over a year ago of $6,been Mcallel tadd tnrfor SlinHaSundayv aimn4n.evenlnga» att [tnrj^or nll,.questlousu. \lwMrs. . H.»K«~Rober»t Mlll«_:1Miller » • •••-•-- • «-- • • retailing. At present h«Tia "residing[according to an announcement 8 p m Tnou n th lan is ot Tuesday night at 8.30 o'clock on the > week by Walter 8. Eddy, business ft r tne propriations -"from municipalities 7171525 2Y""A~BDronrlat!oM2 " were S3l' 8 " " Th8 h h« P l " un-jwilill lmeet with the group and will 1939 budget is expected "to attract 'manager of the schools. Eddy, sub- In Morrlstown with his wife *nd •>•*•. » « meeting. Through and county, subscriptions and in2»1- # an Cease o ™ 15 627 22 In- der the «l>ou*>r«Jilp °* any church j be available for individual. inter- daughter but is contemplating mov-j discussion of the advisability ot 2JH.2-, an increase of |5,62<.22. '"-i fisting Institution, the lo-J views, if girls wish more help af-an audience of taxpayers that will ject to the decision* and recom- terest on our endowment. digent patients (that is no-pay and or olher overflow the council chambers. mendations ot the Board will be ing to Summit. He attended Cor- maintalning the local Peace Coun- cal Community Church has offered.jter Miss Allen's talk. Mrs. Rudd nell University from 1927 to 1929. cil as a separate organisation pre- We hVye been fortunate, this part-pay) cost the hospital $46,- Attendance by delegations rep* responsible, for the maintenance year, to deceive in legacies and 847.i2, an increase of $1,537.80. the use of Its facilitiees for thithi»»i Crawford is chairman of the com-resenting various taxpayer*'groups and operation of buildings. This cede' ' d' the decision to dissolve, Initial meeting and it will be held mlttee arranging the meeting. which was taken by unanimous special donations the sum of $$,Surplus account for the year is $4, civic bodies and other organlia- responsibility by law j* vested in 600 in addition to the Strong be- 512.85, a decrease of $1,745.61. The in the church building. tions concerned with the costs of him. Members of the maintenance vote. The Neww York Committee of of Life iqumi ovi.f $24,000»ii,uin),. Thi nee latteiauer wawas trouble is that we are running on municipal administration is assur* staff will specially assist Eddy as "Formal dissolution of the Sum- added to 4he endowment and the too small a margin of reserve and Correspondence was organized at I e(l, if the experience of previous . follows: . mit Peace .Council as a separate other to the reduction of our in- MeToTable- The years may be used as a criteria, Elmer Denman, fireman at the m organization by no means Implies debtedness and the purchase,of new equipment and. services that we ! York CGiti y on Tuesday evening and j anil numerous spokesmen will be High School, Is being placed in any lack of interest«in. the peace Instruments, a new anaesthesia aj»- •need to keep.the hospital up to the the committee's assistance is being v prepared to present arguments for charge of the mechanical and elec- movement," said A. J. 0. Priest, paratus and other things necessary minute at all times. ' made available for local organ-iza- Sesqufcentoiinial ' or^ against contemplated expendl-, r i| trical equipment and .will make Six Weeks' Course Starts former president of the Council, M to a modern hospital. hospital Is full, as hastlon. .•-...; tures. ' * regular Inspection of all schools, commenting Upon the.action taken. Our'blg problem is that there IS abeen the case a numbei$ of 'times At the N'ew- York meeting, .Clar-'! . Some drastic curtailments have "On tl)e contrary, virtually all of ence Strelt, author of "Union Now," IAnnual Dinner Passaic being-, relieved*part timo from his This Sunday Night as mortgage and notes amounting to during this l%st yeal". there 1s a en made, aa wwaa reported In the regular duties for this purpose.' Planned By Four Sum- the organizations baring member- $l&6,900, Incurred at the time Of cry for a new addition. The"«new the book setting forth ..the plan' for i ir ii o t n J. M i II*"" «t*™, •• *» reported ID IM Henry Trindell, carpenter and ship in the Peace Council have their building the new wing and theaddition is bound to come as Sum-"extendinxtndingg the American Const!Constl-:I Valley S. A. R. tQ Mark HERALD of March 10th. principal. own well formulated peace pro- tufional system of federal govern- I Cmi. ANn:.ri>M««. i .^lly in the scSobl budget, whJfcaoM builder, employed Intermittently for mit Churches Nurses Home, caused by the chang- mit and the surrounding towns I3UH1 Anniversary I SI!been, pared approximately *3l,O©0,- several years by the Board, will grams and it was felt by all of uses in the old buildings and the new increase In population. We have ment to all the existing und future rresiueniPre«ident'«s inauguraInmio-urflt'l n •T;ne blld*et ** announced on March now assume a "regular part-time that our Council had ceased to per-central heating plant, which the got to prepare for It even if we can- democracies, referred to the con: 7th Mllstor ft decrea9e ln the ux form, a particularly useful purpose, id ra n eer irof 6 8 us schedule which will permit fre- Various Interest Groups new additions made -necessary. not haveT^w?, One^of'the"^]» f i£I£V !!^ IJ «,'U??!? Inquiries -US;..^! - . , „ . t „ „ even as a co-ordinating agency; We While we have reduced the Indebt- to prepare for it is foreduc e and if' "' receive— •—d from Summit°- • <-. mi Th-e | At Suburban Hotel May 4rate for this year of about 9 points, . quent inspection of all buildings as Is (hus resulting In a .ftotitearplated well as the usual repairs and re- The University of LJfe in Summit discussed at length the desirability edness this' last year by $4,160, possible wipe but the indebtedness. In its seventh prinprint-t r Ing in the States and hat) tax rate of about $4.29 per $100 of placements. will open for its first session this Qf maintaining our Council as apractically all of this reduction We would" ,000 in interest in.« Hrt'llmlflary annouiuempnt has skeleton group, but the activities of"! has come from legacies. . tha,t ,wa - y eac•--h. -year .• W, e can ,no: H |B considerable atten- assessed valuation. "These promotions," explains Sunday evening at the Methodist 1 t! , 5 has been made of the annual din- An almost complete "breakdown" Episcopal Parish House. The meet- the members present proved to be) We are glad to report that we, welli increase the charge for service tion In France and England. Lord Eddy, "are In keeping with the Lothian, British newspaper owner, ner of the Passait; Valley Chapter of budgetary Items in the city d«- Board's policy of advancement ing will start at 6 p. m. with a so many and various that it was Im- have not at anytime during the de- in the rooms or in the wards. oTthe oTIhe AmSan Revo- possible to persuade'either any ofpression added to our bank indebt- We cannot arbitrarily reduce the has declared himself In its favor, year appeared in the budget as ad- within the staff when practicable. supper which is under the direction as has also Mr. Wlckham Steed, lutlon which will be held this year Additional technical advice and as- of the House Arrangements Com- the women or any of the men pres- edness and are in a better position number of no-pay and part-pay pa- at tho Hotel Saburban, Summit, on vertised In THE SUMMIT HEJRALD ent to undertake the responsibilities now than before that time. Yet, wetients, for Overlook Hospital Asso- formerly editor of the London of March 10th. Amplifying details sistance will be called In from out- mittee. Mrs. James E. Downes is Times. James Trufllow Adams, thio evening of May 4th. The occa- side as required, The Janitorial chairman of this committee and she which would have been involved. have not been able to reduce the In- ciation was formed for the care of sion U indicated as' being unusual were not given for the public "When .community wide action in. debtedness out of revenue, as we indigent patients in the first place, Dorothy Thompson and innumer- schools or for the public library. > staff," adds Eddy, "will be under Is assisted by Mrs. Robert Peterson, able American publicists have also interest to all patriotic Americans the interest of a particular peace had hoped and expected to do, atand Overlook never has and never UH it will be in .celebration of the Control of the school budfrat the direct supervision of the busi- Mrs. W. I. McNeill, Mrs, C. R. the time it was incurred, and only will turn away needy patients, If declared their support. rests with the Board of School Bs- ness manager, but where more than Whitney, Mrs. N. Sward and Mrs. program seems desirable, we arc- 150th aiuilversary of the Inaugtir- sure that all of the peace-minded a little by legacies. there is a possible way to squeeze At the meet Ins. Sunday, the plan aUon of George Washington as first tlmaite, and the amount to be raised one janitor is assigned to a school H. L. Totten. them in. will be outlined, literature distrib- by taxation h an Item wtikh la building, one will be designated as people of Summit will rally to the While the appropriations from President of the United States, A fellowship sing will follow the support of whatever organization the municipalities, served by the The only way I see is more and uted and organization considered. which took place a few days earlier mandatory upon City Council to in- custodian of the building." supper. The University of Life is hospital, and the county have been larger jrlfts and a larger number of clude In the city budget. The business manager also presents any comprehensive and at Federal Hall in the City of New very fortunate in having Miss Helen reasonably detailed program, increased in the last twelve years, supporters.-A larger support of the [YtoTk, on April 30th, 1789. Operation of the public library. Is stated: "this plan of operation is Wastol to lead the singing and Miss the subscriptions are less in num-hospital by the people living in the under a special statute which gives similar to that In many school dis- whether it be the V. M. C. A., the Jr. Service League On account of the utiusual his- ; Mabel Hlckok to preside at theFortnightly Club, the Rotary Club, ber and amount than they were communities served by it Is abso- torical Import of the occasion, anil Its trustees entire control of allot- tricts and its success here Is made piano. then. We have tried various meth- lutely necessary if Overlook is to ments. after approval of City possible by the'high standards and or any other local group which as this is the only 'celebration of The sessions of the University of wishes to enlist the support of ods to change this situation but expand and meet the demands put Cruise Ball th« event In this vicinity, it hasCouncil's finance oomralttee of the low costs of both maintenance and Life will begin at 7 p. m. with a have not been, successful. In 1926,upon it by these people. We need total. ^ operation established by the late Summit' citizens generally. been announced that the general chapel program and at 7.30 the. In- "Summit is peculiarly fortunate $24,350 was subscribed by 4,577 more supporters and more money. public will lie welcome to attend It Is reliably understood that an ; Mr. Abercromble, and by the ability, people. In °1938!"oni^ $]^658 'was |"'"OLIVER B. MERRILL, A new noto will characterize the important announcement will be terest groups will get underway. not only in the peace programs of 1 the. dlnnvr, as well as .niemlHirfi of efficiency and loyalty of his staff The chapel program- is under the subscribed hy 2,979 people.. While Chairman Finance Committee. annual spring party of the Summit the varioiifl patriotic societies. Themade at Tuesday night's Council which have been clearly demon- various active groups in the com- session as to ways and nwans of direction of t{te Chapel Committee munity, but also in the possession Junior Service- League this year. Beacon Plre chapter of the D. A. R.. strated during tbe past weeks of headed by the Rev. D. K. Barn well. Scheduled for Saturday, May 13thMm. Charles W. Keckler, 32 Druid completing arrangements tor fi- emergency, and readjustment." of several ministers who are par- at Hobby Hall in the Beechwood nances necessary to complete sp- Other members of the University ticularly active in the cause of Hill road, Regent, Is co-operatmg serving on this committee are Miss City Play grounds Hotel, the dance la to be a cruisein every way to insure the success pufrtenaaces to 9Uson Jonlor peace and whose congregations Guest-Artist Exhibit ball. Those who had to forego the Louise Card, Adfer McDanlel. Nils embrace perhaps the larger number of the meeting, and ladles are ot pleasures of a real cruise this win- course invited to attend. sary arrangements were Spring Re vne of Sward, Miss Helen Mueller and of those of us who are genuinely ter will havo a. chance to sample out Monday night In an executive MISB Thelma Swenson. interested In peace action. We Opens Sunday To Open Monday Many well-knowni guests will bo the delights of a travel vacation present, but there will bo only session of Common Council and the The interest groups are a most keenly regret the necessity for dis- within the space of a single evening] Board of Education meeting in a> vital part of the program. The Four supervised after-school play- km. Messmoro Guise and Disguise solving our local Peace Council as Sunday. April 2nd, marks the at this cruise dance In a sR»Ulnsj of i i^^Sntr^f „„ ,„.„, closed session. The two groups University of Life h( open to persons a separate organisation, but we be-opening of a distinguished guest- grounds will open next Monday af- York care-free gaiety. Plans are uuder|Genertt, of th Natlonuf to meet between the ages of 15 and 30, It lieve that its continued functioning artist exhibition at the Summit Art ternoon under the sponsorship of way to transform the ballroom ofui... tomorrow morning- to put There will be plenty of fun and y l n mid Mrs William A Is a co-operative program under merely as a group which would hold Gallery. All of the seven whose the local Board of Recreation Com- n.- n l i i»_i-i i_.- _ _t-i_ I "e stamp of approvapp l a jjoint state- variety In the Spring Revue which the sponsorship of tow Summit the Beechwood, Hotel lnU> a ship "Sif Sr Sent Guise and Disguise, the high school occasional meetings to be addressed piuiuiCpictureBs arurete too ibne miunshownu arOIDe memen n| , . * complete with oient to b e released pubtloalljr churches, the Methodist Episcopal, by lecturers certainly no abler than who have achieved distinction. All ml"loner8V . m K Tuesday night. dramatic club, Is presenting tomor- he: First Baptist, St. John's Luth- T and all accessories, row evening in the high school those obtained by other local or- have exhibited widely and have had' . *^%" ^"f^s ,n "it , eran and the rom 2 3 5 30 m 1 auditorium. Since the date is April First Lutheran {ganlzations would not serve a par- is medaltas and honors bestow1' - V° - >•• " f ™ churches. The program gives 2^»u«t ^ J^^SLIW^"^ schooT, andTarurday by Governor A. 1st, several of the acts emphasise _. tlcularly useful purpose. * ed upon them. All are represented past league parties. Entertainment Harry .Moore, who will come to young pe%ple an opportunity to "Literature on various aspects of In certain outstanding museums. mornings from 9.30 a. m. to 12.30 will be in the form or a ship's con- Civic Groap to ' the April Fool theme and the revue plan and act constructively in im- p. m. Leadership will be as fol- Summit specially for the occasion. being the thirteenth in the history the peace movement, embracing 31 And as an item of local curiosity, cert/with a program of strictly portant matters In the world as books and pamphlets selected by all but one either live at the mo-lows: Roosevelt playground, Miss undiscovered celebrities.' A num-! of the club, many unlucky things they affect people of these ages. Dorothy Zolkowski; Jefferson play- are expected to happen. Mrs. Chester Sater, has been donat- ment or have at some time,lived in ber ot novelties are in order for the Widen Activities The Interest groups allow people ed by the local Council to the Sum- New Jersey, Hayfey Lever, who ground. Miss Margaret Behan; evening. About forty members of Guise In the various age levels to find Mabie playground, William Dough- Lions Club Hears and Disguise,are appearingTin the iqit Publtc Library and the sum of since 1920 has been an Instructor Proceeds from the dance will go common feround with others of their $31.65 left in the Peace Council's at the Art Students League In Newerty; Washington playground, Mi- as usual to local charities. Tickets South Summit Association revue. Seniors who have promi- chael Wiatroski. Albert Pannullo age In discussing matters that are jtreasury upon its dissolution Is J>e_-York City, claims Australia as hiswill be in charge of boys' activities j may be obtained from any lca«nue Of Camp Movement nent parts Jnclude^Wllllam3ucherr to Drop "South" From importan• pvi Miltl tuo themIUUUI.. ' . y| Ing given to the United Campaign birth place. But Ruth Starr Rose on both Jefferson and Roosevelt J member. or^Mrs. Ambrose J. Geary, Verner Peer, Leonard Brlggs, 65 These Interest groups are three Fund, as representing, In thmakee s her home in Caldwell, Mar- playgrounds, dividing his time be- Essex road (telephone Summit John A. I-edlie, State Y. M. C. A. Title and Become Com* Frances Manger, Hugh MacCauley, Th« committee In charge Charles Beck, Marjorie Bachelor, In number, two being devoted to the opinion of members of the Council, shall Simpson in Middietown, Max- tween tne two. secretary from the Newark office, people of high school age and thethe organization through, which well Simpson in Elizabeth,. Gus of arrangements, of which Mlas munity-Wide Gerry Peters, Thjrra Backer, Wil- Miss Lucille Pinnelll will head ave interesting talk be- third being adapted to post high dues paid and contributions made Mager in South Orange, and Tplaygroun. d activities at Lincoln June Pearson U chairman, includes IjR liam Kern, Jean Maobrlde and Jean Mrs. W. Richmond Tracys^Mra, 'fore the Summit Lions Club Wed-iTn Ovens. school levels. The first Interest to the Council could best be.re- Towar Bates in nearby Basking School three afternoons a week on 1V Relief Work group will consider Christianity and turned to the entire community." Ridge. Lemuel Skldmore. Jr., Mrs,. Paul , nesday on the ObjectlveB ofthe One of the feature numbers of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Frifays, H. Oadebusch, Jr., and Mrs. T. Wll-Camping Movement. the show Is a three-act burlesque a Life Work. Lawrence J. Nac- Of the seven represented, how- In response to* a request by the!, . . _ At a meetlni ot the Board of , Gregor will lead the first two weeks ever, Summit will give an especial lard Mr. Ledllo stated that the first of "Little Red Riding Hood." Philip Girls Interested in Lincoln School P.-T, A. This Is the l , Towler, representing the HUScam- p was started at the Orange Y, Governors of the South Sattsjltjfei Chase Is Red Riding Hood while of tbn cpufse with a consideration welcome to her own Junius Allen. flrrrt y«r that a supervised after- j ^^^^ £^£^222 Civic Association at the resldenefi oM>U8lneB8. The second group will For, having been born in Summit jare Mrs. James B. Burke, treas- M. C. A, when Sunnier Dudley took Joseph Costablle Is the big bad woir Nursing to Hear Talk school program has been run onlurer; Mrs. Samuel A. Smith. Jr., ina group of hoys out for a tenting of R A. HelslQg on Oak Ridge ave- Alumni of Guise and Disguise.afe consider Resources for Building (or if not, then nearly so) Mr. Allen the Lincoln School playgroundU n. char e nue last Wednesday it was decided i Christian Personality and will be was for many years a resident, and DYay £ roundi S of orchestra; Mrs. Ambrose [trip. This was continued each year urged to oome back to school tor a Last Tuesday the staff of the 'ta «ii"«T !J- deary, Invitations and tickets; land has developed Into Camp Dud- to propose at tn* next regular meeU, S under the direction of Prof. J. M. his work will be of particular in- equlpment such As swings, slides, ing an amendment to the conrtl*;^! hilarious evening. of McClintock of Drew University. The Roosevelt Nursery School'had the terest. To meet; his paintings in Mrs. C. Hartley Berry, props-; MISB i ley on Lake Champlaln. This camp 1 tickets to the gen public will privilege of entertaining several and see-saws, softball leagues for Susie Reeves, decorations; Mrs. P. j Is the oldest continuously operated tution dropping the word "South'* third group will have as their topic celebrated and fitting company will boys' and girls' klckball league will from the natUS) of thevorsanitatlcii close today so th .r one plan- of" study," Christians Confront The j prominent school representatives. J. Lathrop and Mrs. C. Dougas:camp In the United States, having 1 i be a source of local pride. be organized. • Hardy, refreshments; Mrs. Ralph j now had 54 years, ot activity.. and eliminating any phimses walch ing to-attencLsliould secure their New World— --. —The *leade - r o.-•.-f thi. s TWO members of thfl School Board, The exhibition Is to last through would Imply that menftershfp is tickets at . high school this af- Clty-wlde marble and jacks C. Porter Jr., publicity. Camping, one of the major con- third group will be Dr. A. Stanley Miss Mary Welles and Harvey B. April 19th. The Art Gallery, 79 championships will also be con- limited to resident of any particular ternoon,/There will be no sale of Trickett of Brothers College, Drew Mole, John B. Dougatl, Superinten- tributions to education by this ticket at the door on Saturday New England avenue, Is open al- ducted and rope-skipping,'amateur country, has five objectives accord- section of the city. .'•' h evening. University. dent of Schools; Rudd Crawford, ways Wednesdays and Sundays contests, roller-skating, hikes, trips i J. Instrumental Solo ing to Mr. Ledlle. Every boy who Since the foundation of the atso* Rome A. Betts, assistant Dean of Principal 6f Edison Jr. High from 3.30 to 5.30, and there Is noand a score of other healthy, elation over two years ago, m»m- School and Mrs. Crawford; Miss the University, stated that registra- charge for admission. The public character-building activities will Contests tO Be Held Here jittenoV'tnhappy experience cainep o ^houTr otherwisd have eIh "ae bershlp has steadily grown, not Forster Receives Orders tions were* reported to be very good Josephine Noyes, head otf the iHome Is extended a perennial invitation to restore the boys and girls to the camp has failed as far. as tbe boyonly In the extent of the territory from' \each of the participating Economics Department; MWs Kath- attend. ..•;'' out-of-doors and help keep them off "Plans for the Seventh annual New covered, but in the breadth of lUr Jersey Instrumental Solo contests Is concerned. The health and safety On U, S. N. R-Cruise churches. The opening,session this «rine S. Jtunge, sewing teacher; the city streets. ' ' of the camp are paramount; The Interests. TbMt interests now cov- Sunday evening promises to add aMiss Grace Freeland, Principal of which are to be held in Summit er, in addition to local questions of First Garden Exchange High School on April 2S|th are acampet r should be stronger and in LieutenautShool, attracted ra te. A number at residents of the The T. I. A., . which' annually HI pupils from private, public and some new facts or skills or in- home armory at Jersey qtty on thej crease his skills in some activity. first ward hive already eipressed •• S. s. Newton, has received In- All were interested In observing sponsors two spring and two fall Jack Manley Ro«6 of Brook Hoi* parochial School* throughout the an active Interest in these uabjteSJi the school from the angle of itgardes n exchanges, has selected low, Summit, is the winner of the8tate. Another important factor is learn- foi mation that the annual summer Central Jr. H. S. ing how to take care of themselves! and some have been rather regulat ^ "uise will be uken on the U. 8. 8. educational value In the commun- Saturday, April 15th, as the date of popular vote award for Summit J, Fred Muller, supervisor of in- ity, primarily for the training of the first spring exchange. Week at the annual spring exhibit strumental music In tbe Summit especially as regards' their rela- In their attendance at the ineetiiigs Quincy, a heavy cruiser of recent jple. The despite the fact that they were jan* construction. Thj time of this In Spring Plays children and their parents, but also The grounds of the Summit Pub- of New Jersey artists at Kresge's] pubi'l'c'Bchoois, has I^n7electea"as|tion8hips With other lic Library will again be the scene Gallery In Newark. Mr. Rose's en- camp set up with seven boys in aable to Join it. It was felt that the years cruise is from July 29 to for the training of Jr. High' and chairman of the instrumental di- inclusion of persons of this type ;;| High School students In child care of this far-famed e'vent. The hours try, which aroused, great interest, vision of the contests. tent house under the> constant su- August Uth. The annual spring plays of the are from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. pervision of exceptionally fine lead- would strengthen the organisation, Unlike last yetr's cruise Central Junior High School will be and 'home economics, and as an is a large oil showing a clipper "Winners on the State contest," and that the proposed change of. observation and training center for All those having Burplus roots, ship. Its tltleJ&JJn CbM explains Mulkr, "are eligible to en-ers make an Ideal set-up for this Forster sailed, On he U.A presented at the High School audi- bulbs, vines, bushes, plants, small achievement. ' The_ final objective name would avoid any mlsunder "•'i a desdestroyert , ffo rB Bahamh a wa- torium on Friday evening, Apr^l 14. student teachers. Port." ter the National 'Regional Gomgez trees and seeds for early spring The runner-up for this coveted itltlon-tFestlval, 'Region Four, to beis the aUainmenTofa, better appre- g ms to ^tg characmr-i rn, this year's prutoe wtll have Its The plays chosen this year-are The guests remained during the emphasise the fact that It Is ^ diiined hour enjoying the same planting are esked to bring them to prise was Arthur Duncan Moir of held May 26-27 In New York City." elation of some of the beauties of ^ntais-olf^tbillvirgiiiacoast: "Willie's Lie Detector" by Virginia the library, on that date, for free nature, fellow beings, other races, voted to the civic Interests of thai JjWng Norfolk th« fwtheit port food and the same home-like atmos- Summit. Mr. Molr's exhibit, also Judges for the contests to ba held Gray and "The Prince Whs Was a distribution. . In Summit, so far selected,, are cultural things and of the qualities city as a whole. Piper" by Harold Brighoase. JSach phere as ithe children. All were im- an oil, depicts a rugged pine which Gardeners in search of material the artist appropriately dubbed Arthur Pryor, internationally of living that make life richer. The next regular meeting wilt tat" "As usual during these cruises." is one act in length. ^-essed (by the peace and quiet 1 , Mr. lied lie Is the director of Camp held at the Field House about ^ which prevailed and by the excel- are asked to call for it The com-"The Old Warrior." known band leader and. William 'elates Forster^ ?&• dffleers and In previous years these plays mittee suggests an early arrival, Wawayanda, the New Jersey State middle of April and will be men of the Reserves will nun reg- lent behavior of the'children. They Powell, woodwind specialist for the lar have been a project of the Masquers as late comers are apt to be disap- Y. M. C. A. Camp for boys at And-to a discussion of local relief ! stations, be they the engine spoke of their Independence in do- National Broadcasting Company.' Club Qf the ninth grade,., However, pointed. For several years, theD. A. R. Jewel Tea to Admission to the contests win beover, N, J. This Is one of tho best' lents. It is hoped to have as "»>m. the deck, or signal »t*tloni." this year they are Jteing madl a ing things for' themselves, their equipped and best managed cam pa'era the Overseer of Poor. Ill poise In meeting and mingling with supply, generous as It has been, free. Visitors will be welcome to A communication recently recei*- project of the entire school in ac- has not been adequate to the de- Be Held April 25th come and go from the auditorium in the eastern part of the country j Groan, and Councilman Bojre,-. "«• Hy Forster from thee OommsjiC - cordance with a new policy. All of both adults' and children, and with mand of eager gardeners. and as It is not operated for profit, chairraan of the relief, the unspoiled naturalness display- at any time. Contests are expected f of the Third Naval District the phases of the project are being Serving on the Garden Exchange Tuesday afternoon, April 25th, at to last all day. boys attending the camp are as-of tho council. An outside si 1ed by all, has given him rnuoh personal satis- carried out by students under the Committee are; Mrs Thomas L. 2 o'clock will be the occasion of the Pour age groups have been ar- sured of the very best the camping! to discuss relief problems faction. «EiBht of tfe men under direction of members of the faculty. 'Of Interest to many In Summit is Smith president of the T. I. A.; and "Jewel Tea" for the benefit of theranged so as to give tbe younger movement affords at a cost far he-1 state-wide standpoint la also nlo cocommand stationeid on thhe U. 88. The campaign for the sale' of Miss Bmllte Hill, head librarian of Mrs. William J. Ward Memorial musicians an equal opportunity. low the average. It Is decidedly sought. **0" t *W *i*OBtd to the announcement made" by cable 8 tickets will get usderway Jtoday M» wtek of the Wrth of a son In the Public Library, co-chairmen; Fund of Beaton Fire Chapter, D. A.Contests will start at 9 a-m. with not ah under-privileged camp. Another matter to be - »»<*. o»i of 0e latest (Friday) with prises "being offered Geneva, Bwitserland,' to Mr. andMrs. Arthur H. Richardson of Wal-R., for the advancement of educa- the grade and 'Junior High School John Rllio won the attendance at the comiof meeting la. fastest off UnclU e Sam's rowing dron avenue, Mrs. Thomas Goul- tion. The tea will be held at divisions, fiigfh School. contests prize at the meeting, ihe prize be- polntment of • oommttl * destroyers fot a "shake* for. classes and Individuals selling Mrs. Charilaut Raphael. Mrs. oru1te the most. 1 is the former Mrss Lois ard of Oak Ridgge avenue, Mrs. 8."Windy Barn," the150-year-old will be held during the afternoon. ing donated by Harold Cook. A nominate otflcsrs forelacttfl ' »M •. L tQ B«r«|»B«n waters, "giiest house" of Mr. and Mrs. Irvln special program Is being arranged wnlch begins April «th. The trans __. . sister of Mrs. Lawrence J. Pinnellil l of > Ashh wood avenue andd (Last year, Summit High School p pg June mettlnf. "It hi hoped Mrs. Thomas N, Carey of Norwood C. P3arverlcki , Jr., Passaic avenue, fof r next week> i#redM, this committee W"Secure-3 8upplles, parts, guaranteed re- [aoOregor of Chatham. t nn students won either a first.or_*. "- " of"" jalrs. ALL lewJing machines. But- jChathanii Rqnflrvw * i mwy N>cnlTcy| iiickerson, chairman of the enter- vices of a fp &Jt, bu-ttoni* _ hemstitchljif. Watches, clock*. Jewelry repaired. A second exchange "for later made by calling Mrs: Richard L. Aa yet, a complete list of Sum-tainment committee. ctutew to carry Mhi Bt 410 plantings wlll*e held In May on aCorby, Summit •-0978, or Mrs. mit students entering the contests tend the *>rk of tke AdvertWi Will DoVleVsewing Machine 8tor», «0 Roaensteio. 4M Id ave. Pay adv. date to be announced later. IGeckler, regent, has not been compiled. Mention the HERALD when buying dt th ; • ~"j^:feiS-H-;;:* MsF-fe*}

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School and Hiss Hewitt's Classes. Mr. Bravo attested Columbia Unt-i •vertity where he was a member of i **. AAlhoay Baa H« hi no* In Baxter Iff ef «a* OBITUARY Hj the late! in. Joseph lease Bloom- j ajri. 8ai»a Adamo, wife of Joseph *-/ He is Aisvsa, 4J«d Wednesday at her. at Ottaat COS«T««S- | borne. Bread street and Chestnut ! arcane. She leaves also five cbil-j LOFT'S JmJtiiL^mm..^* dren. A reautan mass wilt be of- W.EDDINGS iferemornin(d iEn a tSt » .3 0Teresas Church this. ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME Lactic Hatck Tacker. daagb- (Throaty, Frkfary and

At left, ah***, w—wallj ajiinem fctaohons swltchboaxd and, at rlfht, Give the family a treat..'. Made from pore dnry cnain, Mew York, aad the power equipment amaMi esntreesntrsll aaiaaiwMl Mr telephone exchange In Public selected sugars ... and pure flavoriiig,. .It is the^sitte Strvies TeraSml Building, Newark. \ A typical American success stoiy delicious full flavored ice cream they haWen- is the life-history or the Ifcortnlgbt- OM a two-position switchboard joyed for. many years. jly Club speaker for Wednesday, •Pwith only four operators, the pti- F ALL wires used 1», Public Regularly «Sc 8PECUI. rfest SetvlcAjirivaleieJe phone JHfs- A?B. turnwn, *. a. A Progressive Trust Company— tAprll Stir, i^rank It; Kentr-*»t1ior Taf telephonerty»t«mot Public By f|I and Journalist,. Born and educated' vies ha* grown to the extent tem were fastened end to end. ! in the state of Maryland. Mr. Kent'* j i» one of the largest of Its kind In tits* they would extend almost from Devoted to the Development of Summit entire life has been spent in news-1 ooontry, handles more than 60,09% the Atlantic to the Pbcific Coast. paper work. Hfs first job was re-[.&$* day and has more than JW If all the telephone switchboards pp a ,|n this system were to be located porter for the Baltimore American operators. In (act, this private tele- , Offering all Banking Facilities 'After only one year with this news- phone system is as large 4» that at one central point a room 180 Try SPITZER *S First i paper, be went with the Baltimore serrlng many a good-sited city. feet in length and 50 feet in width Sun. wnere his eliinb ha* been That first telephone switchboard Would be required. : • Ready with Complete Assortments of • IncludingSafe'Deposit and: Dial equipment room, Public 8er> steady. Serving (be San for ten -of PubllfrServioe was located In 'yeiriT as a Wpofte:r""or"iwlltl«il _/ vice Terminal, Newark. Storage Vaults . evenu, he later became its Wash- rear of a commercial office at phone system, 3,320 Coats and Suits ington correspondent., for two Market Street, Newark. This trunk lines connecting with the distribution departments, substa- i years, then its managing editor tor ltO3, the year Public Service Corpo- New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- tions, switching stations, load-dls- Dressmflker A" ten .years. iI n 1921 MrM . KenKt twa *e*ration of New: Jersey was fodfceoV ipany exchanges and 145 tje lines patchlnE exchanges,* carhousesi ga- chosen Vk;e-presldent^of. the Sun, Two of the four operators-w^ie connecting' the varipas exchanges" Dressy Models the position which.he now holds. , rages, general offices and other v handled this Initial utephone—ex- within Public Service: : Jn 1911 the Univer*Ky of Mary- change" o( the company worked To operate this vast private tele- points in the territory served by Also Fitted and Boxy Citizens Trust Company land gave him bis M. A.; and in. days r>nd the other two were on duty phone system—^Mie of the largest ot Public Service companies. ° •. s' ': ' • • ' ••'• ' ' • ' - • (\W4 the CoHege of William and Tweed Styles nights. What a vast difference today Its kind In the. country—a s^aff of A modern 'dial telephone system, of Summit, New Jersey . • ': Mary elected bun a member of Phi ; Sites: 11 to 17. 12 to M . Beta Kappa. Mr. Kent is a mem-in ths Company's Newark telephone 106 full-time and 58 relief operators replacing manually operated • ser- iber of the advisory Board of the •xcbanse, with Its twi is tualn'talned. ... .'!..,. vice, was installed in Public Service v . also 38 to « Pulitzer School of Journalism of t switchboard, 32 operator* attd1 ••mm This private telephone system Terminal Building. Newark. In 1932 Columbia University. Me is the au- than 1.000 telephones! . connects .with all' Public Service and Is designed to handle with thor of Beveral books, "The Story Thera are now twenty-eaten ex- commercial offices, generating sta- speed and accuracy a normal load of of Maryland Politics", "The Great changes In the Public feerrkt tele- tions, gas works, electric and gas 27,000 calls a day. . • Came of politics" and others; and Sport Jacket iI3eaxance he contributes articles to T*e He- Easter Special Uion, The Forum, American • Mer- SmmH Twccis ka1i IWUs cury, Atlantic Monthly, and other at 8.30 p. m. in the Lincoln School larger item. Frumkin will have tw# expert stylists present whom you may S4J5to leading magatlnes: dltorlum, New Providence. All At Frumkin's you will find the IMS e cordially welcome. There is no finest quality merchandise, reason- want to consult, MISH Vera White, were $6.95 1rere«10.»& Mr. Kent has chosen as* his sute- S stylist of Gordon Hosiery, and Miss ; Ject the one which beads his syndi- admission charge. . ably priced. All sixes 12 to 44 RUG Those in the cast are: Shirley In- addition to the fashion KIIOW Margaret Farrow, stylist of Flexee cated column which appears regu- larly under his signature In.news- O'Neill the Doctor; Carmine Phll- and tea 011 Saturday afternoon, Mr. Foundations. ! papers from coast to coast, "The lipi, Achaz; Francis DeRienio, **"•% 4sr Buys All This: Great Game of Politics.1' Fortnight- [ LARGE SELECTIONS IN DRESSES ly Club members who would like to Peter, HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTER EGOS] Prints and Plain WSm •**** Domestic Rug-Size 9x12 ; measure the man before they bear him may find his column regularly The Brookdale In headquarters for KgR* of ^ S3JI * SMS to 11411 Other Sizes in Proportion ! In the Newark Evening News. • - - -«. • - A „. .- _ »« MMn,. J>uck or «OOM> Ewes. We have j Sizes: 11 to 17, 12 to 2*. S8 to SO ! The meeting will be held as usual *»/*• /ltorgaw^Shea. Mary Mag- |them--whWlifr- Ibey lie |ow-prk*d eggs forj in the high flchoo! auditorium at si^«»«; ^ TIKI*TfQ w.« Removal of all dint, grit and germs. p. m. Tea will be served afterwards' Teresa's School Choir, the chorus. ull-around u«\ or xtrlrttyj "Try Spitzer's First" Washing on both sides. at the Y. W. C. A. with Mrs James' s~T~7~~»~ii ~**V fresh local <>fRN for boiling (Opp. Wool worth's) Drying at controlled temperatures. E. Downea as hostess. Her assist- 'pftJUtlrlsl C NAU/ ^lAfA and Ing committee are Mrs. Charlies H.il I UUHVIU 9 llvW JlUlV Insurance from pick-up to delivery. Beek, Mrs. Charles H. Brown. Mrs.| LARGK HELECTEl> - Detivei^wibii^ xhrce days. Raymond K. Clark, Mrs. Gerard T.I | Kbbman. Mrs. Charles J. Schaeter, Personal hervioe; guaranteed satisfaction. and Mrs. Robert E; Woodward: dot. Onental and Chenille Rugs slightly higher. The new addition to B. H.Frum- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK THAT kin, Inc., will open on April lBt THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO Passion Play By with a Fashion Show and Tea for ALL «00I> MAMMOTH 'Phone Us Today-Summit 6J&W his large clientele which has grown PUT ON .. .IS YOUR FOtmiDATION steadily each year in the last thirty St. Teresa's Players years. ' GOOSE E8GS "* GARMENT? * In 192S Mr. Frumkin enlarged the I Robert Hugh Benson's soul-stir- original site of his store, and put HTBIt TLY FRESH »l!ARANTGEP SELECTED BEDROSIAN'S ring religions drama _"The Upper in a new front, and this year, due 'Room" will be presented again this to the loyalty of his growing fol- MIXED E66S Beech wood Road Lyric Building Summit, N. J. I year by the St. Teresa's Players, lowing and his increased stock in deien -—. dosen It means comfort or dis- | The world's greatest tragedy and at so small an area, he was forced to comfort all day long. It New Jerseys I the same time the world's greatest enlarge again, with an entrance on i blessing is the theme of this pow- Maple street as well as on Spring-}' has a lot to do with tl Most Distinguished Clientele" jertul play by the distinguished field avenue. He now has a large, Blended Orange & 0ra|ie Fruit Juice 3 IK. eans t'n- fit and looks of the dress English author. It is the fruit of sunny, air cooled upper floor for all MBBY'S KOSKDALK HL.:PINEAPPLE Ifrst. can 17c yoii wear over if. It adds many years given to profound study ready to wear, which Includes Bl'RUyS BUTTER COOKIES , Ijr. box K,v V and meditation on the Passion and Jk to ot- detracts iron} your Death of Our Blessed Lord. The blouses and foundation garments. chief events of Our Blessed Savior's In the main store on Springfield] SIJGAK.llTRi:il SLICED BA( ON ....:..-r M Hi. Ue appearance and poise. Passion, the base betrayal by avenue, where underwear, hosiery, HVK PIJRK TABLK BUTTER Hi. 27r For advice and correct Judos, the agony 1n the Garden of blankets, piece goods, notions and JGethsemane, the capture, the mock curtains are carried, many improve- T fitting see our graduate Pilate, the frightful ments are being made, which adds j Wt.KK.EM* SI'liriAI,! THI RSM VKU•. SAT. corsetiere. journey to Calvary, and the awful considerable convenience to the climax of the Crucifixion are un- shopping public. aC^> box folded with vividness and under- Mr. jPrumkln has competent, effi- JJBSTJi'OR THE LAl;NI>fcY 1 DC cieht sales girls, who are unfailing- ly courteous, pleasant and are con- The play will be presented Sun- FhwHt Delldostt Fancy Chinook Fresh Jlade day, Monday, and Tuesday evenings stantly alert to the needs of the customer. Personal service and CORN SALMON PEANUT T ...individual attention are'given all given Friday evening, March Ust, > cumomerB whether for a small or ONMI STEAK BUTTER lib. C lib. el ••( esn« flat can 1S >r Sprinf and for you ariniiii FASHION STORE COAT PICTURE mm 23c 435 SPRINGFIELD ATE. M7SMIT. H. J. FEE El FLASHFftiHT WITH WH El TIES for SPRING -EXTRA SPEC IAL! Lux - FOR Swagger tweet} sport coats smart- FREHH BAKED SOAP ly tailored with a flair for the rake casual.... dressy, all-wool Shet- eRAHIMS AIR-MINDED FEET land reefers in the new "soft" 5c A BREEZY NEW SANDAL BY colors such as Maize, Cyclamen, Violet. Also Navy and Black. DAIRY CO $9.98 to $16.98

The model illustrated is a smart Hound's Tootlr cheek. Kaee- OTBER srruw length box / coat with square shouldera. Hap pockets and notch collar. • ' • $5 to $6

v1 ,- and sod soil for lawns, gardens and flower beds tiilaeyoar ALSO GRASS FOOD and food fbr evergreens aridnShrubl>ery. i" H11W11 fi prepared for gurdent) and Tl Um %J V tor lawn top dressing SEEDLING SOIL Open Toe, Patent Umtktr mnd Bins

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,v-~ :**•/ last Ittrfck; . tag «ero. takes.UM uart of fierce ««««rty. her tfepJMw. Jaok C4«rk. Ariose to Ptayhoflsc ran !• Ifrom j welf-educated, country Irish, . comejfy will create lUr- Lany "«« UTayy • pteajMHrto the ear. «* Hahoay, a gtaa. Irishman In like ti*t of *«J|» comically enough there is no I which is Itself present* enough please both the •Bark of It (Wttanen among the • >•' IprcductU* readers or this piece will proWijly 1 generations of Tfitt ^ Sangster, who take exception to thta in the belief IHMCi'S GBIIT'STOIM ilnguHr ^ility thai the Irishman with no spark of ..-*. at le native from several fine jobs al the — J • AH la in- the ,i.

bar* . Marian,lout of loulil i"xl"- But ln th* D««i»«»8 as for only |BPW set UPever y memhef Is ptctau L-froni the hotne grounds—*imon two '*•'• native born.. . i all th.at they are-more1 ' Beity Hurras and ' the Mamhlae. but so 11 a< fm atyles for the lucky women who are easily lordiH' '')' adep,), "assuming respectively. Ioti- f«|,ny m the good end front hook girdles. Andenrh one lives up to the Pin Money touch of brogue. '• In A i,i .. ° oa9ta«e ea\?yimanner. ' a fa Ig tifferpnt nlove.fittins model* for proctitally nil lihey " sfund,, iipt nipt'*); tli«|i one dubiqiw ni(;kwftpie», of Pet and •' " spec-fictitious for quality and timely styling. J nil ion removed at must.* A31J *"/. In this country two young- V M /* A is iHrtlililg of the "Shure of. iUnilai' age w»4 tempera- I. ML t. A. md types of hJid.J There are innerbelis, all in one*, »ti* 3? .,.._ would prdbably l(»avP home If • CORSETS • BAMBtRMRS FOiRTH FLOOR •0 dublwd bj, a dotiiiB family, but i Th« 9th State Older Boy's Con- tto doubt this is just1 an authentic.ference he'd in Atlantic Clly U:ivf: you toueh thai a njfjre travelled ob-.Sa'u^ay and Sunday was attended Eaarmfcle server would Immediately, under- j-*>y ten boys of the Lincoln Y: M. C »' quote you on your size. You'll be amazed at how little one or a set will be.

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MToro. • • *• • • Mteu' Marnarftt,, Farrow/ I'Hprestntatfve of Pleiecs, will be In our store at the opening of our hew addition on Saturday, April 1st, from 10.30 a. m. to 6 p. m. to dis- cuss any of your foundation Tork Chops «r.i,r I garment problems. :$ Porterhouse or fmkfurtets or B.H.FRUMKIN s ING. Moin Steaks KIM.MIT, Jf. h and Choice Reef) Slibe48acon ,., w „,. 14c

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service a»igat rlaiitry be Utt topic ot a talk to the ef 1*e Old Guard by Ed- IW X>HN »A*CUY, & Schalse, editor of The RapabUcaa.'' last Tuesday. hy'"Biir Morgan ot HAN Mi fiETTBW«OT*#Ifcl f ^ Old Guard, Mr. coal to mJlmtotbs ashpit plaaged at once into the Baifffit*"^ leas msaai loss ef. toe avmaa inurest la the un- «r par- •r • • tiafly that fins heat that is throws fet? the baas, problem which has for iatotaeash- neat by uwaowrad bojMrs, warm dreary years baffled the mas- air dortaTbot water Unas or Gradual reduction of ptfndpal vrHii lew aunds in our country. Citing steam Hues. In this respect they Interest to pty each quarter, wiflt wkhin a ifce CM* of the Mayor of Englewood acta*radjators. If it is necessary *>ao has gathered about him a U heat a fcssment «*«, do so, definite period, clear the debt from your proap of ciUteps who first hold entirely e&aiaat- » by means of jonferences with those in need of ] edbysaakJaytha equipment where- home oir mercantile r«rof«rtjr. • tort and then, baring found out ' grates (catty aad by tint heat out- , •• •.-. • •••;..- v^ •.-• •• . put can be con- jMir aualiffcauons seek to find Jobs •aly •• t» th« The plan of this institution^.vM low for them, he told the members of that the fast trolled. the Old Guard that here is a real According to interest charge, i$ flexible md jmay be jsrork tor them. * hestinr •pecjnea- as* aeeeasaiy to tions, all boilers adapted to the needs of property-owners shake the gratea should be covered Criticising the work of our with IVt inches of requiring loans of about one-half the value Schools in the past In mass teach- every time a fresh charge of coal te asbestos cement of the property. \ ing without regard for the talents placed fa the fur- or its equivalent. pf the student, Mr. Setaulie said that mmk Over-heated base- aace. The nonber •"•• ./ . ••••.•...•••'•'••• •re are turning out too many tor the •f times a day ments nay mean ©ver-crowded jobs of today and too that grates should be shaken de- chilled rooms upstairs. Make F.HA Iniured Loans are available to those few for the highly specialized Jobs pends open outside weather con- sure that your heating plant is Of the morrow. "We have an over- dftfcs*. Baraed out or warped properly insulated. requiring larger amounts. crowded situation in the white col- grates will also permit unearned lar arm of industry and an under- e / / : " •.••; manned force in the technical branch." Pine Grove Awe, Arthur Home. Woodland Ave. In comparison with Germany our >>w Baglaaf Am * High St. 234 Boulevard and Madlaon Ave. ability to produce airplanes Is sadly Morris Ave. and Aubrey 8t. 236 Overlook Hospital,,. deficient. With foreign orders now Morris Ave^ opaoalte McGregor 2S7 Franklin" and Rut%ve.n Places. on hand it would take from four to .•• Piaat • • •" • ' :. •• • 238 EverHreen Place at Children's eight years for our present plants SpriagfieM and Hobart Aves. Hone, S*. '"". '•""',,-. • • to put us into competition with the Wbittredge Rd. A Waldron Ave. 254 Hcfbart Ave. arfd Beacon Road. SAVINGS INSTITUTIO\ European nations. Our output is Overlook Rd. 2-2-2-2 Calls Chemical Engine Co, limited today, by a lack of skilled St. Teresa's School. 3-3-3-3 Calls Hook * Ladder Co. workers. We can get plenty of 4.4.4.4 Calls Union Hose Co,, No. 1. aviators, the modern youth has a AUXILIARY BOXES 5-5-5-6 Calls Hose Co.; No. 2. 764-768 BROAD STREET Mountain Ave. and Primrose PI. longing for the thrills of flying, but •Phone 52 Fire Headquarters. NEWARK, MEW JERSEY not many are concerned with the O»k Ridge Ave. A Montvlew Rd. ir you have occasion ,to pull prosaic work of airplane building. Roosevelt Rd. A Oakrldge Ave. Prospect and Tulip Streets. To correct thin lack the schools can Valley View and Division Aves. help. ' '• •..'• • « •••• ••'",' Hawthorae PL A Beechwood Rd. x HERALD welcome all items " Mr. Schulze still balls this a de- "Prospect Hill Ave. and Whit- ne pression era but he looks ahead to ot interest concerning- you and iredge Rd. _ ^ your nelfchbdrs. • , • the day when the wheels of in- Canoe Brook Parkway and dustry will start up again and he Go to Churchf Sunday visualizes a clarion call for skilled workers in air conditioning, build- ing and advanced methods of trans- portation. To fill these jobs we

should start now to train the youth*| as boomerang while industry waits industry have started ap a«ain. It was inspiring in Mr, StanlzeV Good News for Summit! who are walking the streets. for new workers to be trained. We start with a great handicap The finest "good neighbor policy" talk to* find no mention of politics because the unions axe pursuing that we have before us is in a bet-md no indictaMBt beeaaae of the the short sighted policy of closing ter understanding of the problems hardship* brought shootJby UM de- the lists while so many of their of youth and a more intelligent pression. ** OPENING THIS FRIDAY, MAR. 31 members are'on short shift but themanner of setting things right. The Next Titesday*1he SUadard Oil day will come when this wiHact finest remits in the "isms" of to- Company wtti preseat another of day jare the young people whom we its interesting sound pSetares aad have left to shift for themselves. oh Wednesday of next week the ••-. ' A. •.,.-• ••• " Let's not talk of a closer tie with members will be the guests of fiort- the countries of Latin America un- iiigh,tly Club at which tisne Frank Kent ot the Baltimore Saa will b« til we have a better feeling among- the speaker.. • our own-people. JUST ARRIVED! Once' the corner has been turned and we are again on the uproad we Summit Fire Alarm Boxes Bilt-Rite Sho«>''»!<>•( • '4, «••< e Stare A big shipment of extra heavy dose wtfvtn Will find, said the speaker,, that our ll»t of Hmemployables Has 21 Inhalator Call. ' , AT 27 MAPL& STREET mounted to an unparalleled figure. 23 Mountain Are., aear Elm St. « COLONIAL RUGS 7 No people can go through a' de-24 Morris, Avew corner Orchard Si. I pression such as has been ours 25 Park and Asawead Ana. Ideal for bedrooms, baths and a suitable covering for without a weakening of the moral 26 Morris and SammJt Area. and physical fibres. For years to 27 Chestnut Ave. and Brass! SL the Summer Cottage—inexpensive and durable; washable 28 Springfield Ave. and Xflga SL come we" must face the fact that 29 Opening Specials and reversible. such .a problem must be handled Springfield Ave, West SaauaiL 31 Sprlagfield Ave., cor. Broad SL Priped Hfse ftpttlal She Special with every consideration for our 32 Badeau and Samatit Aves. unfortunates. 34 Summit Ave.: sad Franklin PL 24x36in. $ .71 36x72in...... $I.M And so, Mr. Schulie pointed out, 35 Springfield and Woodland Area 24x48 in...... 18 6 x 9 feet ..... 6,75 here Is a Job at hand for associa- 36 Boulevard aad Norwood Area. Righffor tions such as the Old Guard. First 37 Boulevard and High SL study the qualifications of the un-38 Woodland aear Saaiyside Avea. 27x54in...... 1.28 9x12feet...;,,.,JMI employed youth and then try to 39 Hamilton School. Easter 2,000 yards of Congoleum make find jobs in which they can be of42 Roosevelt School Xo. 2, service and secondly to prepare 43 Russell PL aad Keller laae. this-1 ~,--. .•,--•'. the minds ot all to the needs of theJ8 Baltusrol Rd. * Gleaside Ava. FELT BASE FLOOR COVERIW unemployable once the wheels of in the latest 1939 patterns, for kitchens, baths, etc. Perfect KID PUMP Open foe and side, in cool goods. . white UA; •*'"!'•'• • Special 37c Square Yard (Regularly 50c) $1.95 this SPORT SHOE Moccasin style, In brown ELL. calf with white. m BEECH WOOD BOAD Pheae 8a, t-tMl " SUMMIT, K. J. • • Come on, .1 $1.89 Boys and Girls this LEATHER SHOE and Get Your Square toed step-In Btyle in white nu-buck. Shane of Comfort $1.89 Smart youngsters play) in these good looking^

•'this .• comfortable play shoes. m^aWl MUL They fit right —look Saddle style with brown or right — and wear ex- Made kiltie on white elk. ceedingly well! White Crepe rubber sole. or tan for, boys and *i ^t, Aa Up-to-Date as Today'a $1.89 girls! Tht KORDEVON RnWi But •aratms, too, are im- portant to our aaverst Here WURLITZER SPINET you have both and an op- $1.69 ' portunity to save conveni* ently—with regular invest* NU.I9CXSH0E meats. Our officers wiQteU «f Vslnartte grssa, sav you how caay it It to save Wing tip" style with per* • this *Wsv easy way a»d &gk tipUfrjoat saving (orated detail and welt ay^u aMsSeVaW 4Ma^ aZlK^^s^hl sole. In fine white nu- PVW wtui our lupsrai 245 s^ igs. Come m todayl •_-y Consult . , > •snutaay, wahut, saaple er bloaj amapla, Tib Arthar T. Dalley, $2.49 ^V Criffitty u« plaea %• ae. aai '•••: A tka watWaftseat pianos, ia all aWs, stjlss aasl

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to tto Jew*, tfee saath (the MOt«Y.SAVlNG HINTS Mi Office ON HOME HEATING IEGEL'S aad fiaaliy taa mwltfac sttaattoa by JOHN BARCLAY, Heating fxptrt TATIONERY Tmroaof ;woaldat talk aroaad the table," «x 74S, I a. m. S.4fi p. m. in motion. This action goes on The tr»»«dy V P»U*ta« is that aamaal interest. jplaiacd 8tr Roaald. We have a large and beautiful selection To paat offioea oa Paaaale dt Dal. twenty-four hours a day and its the strugf**. UtA*. te^aot a tettl* ^TradW the history of the Jewiah Preatiaca male to the Jews mast iaw»rVtt^T|i^.7ir«Jo"lTjlfl proper control jb most impor- O( right >—lMt yyX j»tif right natloa for more, than 2.0*0 years.'be kept, the spcaher remiadei E iTSTSi •?»' tant if you want to heat your against ritM, •*•#*., w RoaaM Suadays only, all polata—UO home economically and effl- Party Favors and Novelties Storra, IU dtatl^nlthe* torn** tioaa of the middle aces and told i Versaitlea treaty. Dariaa; the twen- ciwitly. governor, IB « brilBtnt «4dMM oa of ita growth in recent years, ity years that the British have hoea MAILS OPBN 1 kl\. draft is controlled by "When I becamev governor, twenty jia Palestine they have had plenty means of dampers. When we Palestina to Tun*on,» Mora the From New York and points be- EASTER PLAYTHINGS •yean agye thee. Peace be within 4L29 p. m. check damper, the draft then by- Offitt Cum Onft lAm Easter (jifts for the Grown-ups Arabs, and many British bare lost of one Englishman and the greats t thy walls aad prosperity within U>y From poat offices west of Sum- passing the fuel bed, entering their lives in the chao» in thU most the chimney directly. new of the British Empire, said Sir palaces. Because of the house Blt-5.45( «.«» «. m., 11.40, MS, difficult country, where governors Ronald. 'of the Lord] oar God, I will seek 7.15 p.m. Many faulty drafts are caused Oanc's'Stationery and really do lie awaka at Bight, he "The Arab hag always foond him-' thy good." From post offices cm Paaaalc A by chimney troubles. Here are Mark Cross 'Leather (ioods testified. self at a disadvantage and still; Sraeat Oreasel North, president Dataware Braacb JtR.—gJO a. m^ a few of the more common Basing his discussion on differ- does." be commented. *We all ^ tb« Athenaeam. who presided, 12J0. 2. 540 p. m. variety: a ii:i.i» \vr. I'ltonc (!.>ji!ii sni«ny \.j. ences of race, language and reli- 1. Chimney too narrow or too low think we have a little positive per-; *anouneed that the speaker had in tw-lfht. At rime* H 'itecorntlv* art|u» coniiwtloui without Read The HERALD'S Classified Ads ' snd the British Royal Commfiuskm's; Sir Ronald's stirring character- attempts, several years ago, to set- {»atioa of his friend—a brief but IU HIRES tie the country's difficulties were' eloquent' "second lecture"—will be _. i^_ * . .' fi tnnmrlong remembered ntnimiiKsru. l • - • • . ! jMt Call Saaua* «4« analysed. Oaeral Bketrfe Afeaey The" Commission proposed to di- • TO KtTEt HEALrHI 446 Springfield Ate., Summit vide the country in two parts, the SUflHilJt—.Attend State K^VMeeting! 6REK1& FOOD MWIS Three members of the Scott Hi-Y THH KIND YOU CAN ALWAYS °BUY WITH CONFIDENCE *Now Serving the Families of Summit, J(PClub attended a special meeting at Pateraon last Saturday arranged OUTSTANDiNO VAiUIS k\ AU AeVP fQOD STORES THROUGHOUT THI MEWOPOLfTAN ARIA by the X.I. State Committee of the Sprmg Y. M. C. A. The meeting, to whicJi First Sup ===== ••V* <*U» E|fc Boot, Moo '. representatives of eight Hi-Y clubs CMTttl&H tto«. WiddM More By had been invited, was to consider B, Ca«l D .' . .. • changes in the program or the W»Al Aitf flu* Using One of Our Ht-Y Officers Training Conference, Let us at your baby with a pair of which is held every year in Sep- Dr.PtMncr'iSctenuficSbon.They *EXTRA FANCY MILK-FED ROASTING FINE QUALITY Fine Laundry V give the child die support needed tember at Camp. Waariyaada, near dor. Ahdovpr. The annaal conference M learning how to walk... j EGGS Services * teas ibe soft little bones of die 22" delegates bold discussions oa the principal areas of interest of Hi-Y loot Itorn injury. They are sciea* Introducing Our fiscally designed to belp nosture CAREFULLY SELECTED -WHITE lEG HORN members,-share their previous ex- sod start your baby on me road perience in developing programs to a life-time of foot beahh. Prt*% Finwh Service No. 5 and collect resource material for Carton A preBsHntahed starched service ready to wear at lie future use. 1 ioi. per Ib. entire bundle. 10c per lb. additional for wearing Last Saturday's meeting consid- Sim 33' apparel. Blouses starched and finishednea,, no cnucgecharge. ered changes in the time schedule over Shirts 10c additional. Socks darned of the conference and the develop- SUNNYFIELD ALL-PURPOSE and. missing buttons replaced and ment of studies by Hi-Y members 4* lbs. minor repairs at no additional charge. in advance of the conference on the $125 The very hiflheil grade roasting chickens, meaty and tender. Special Minimum charge J[ following six Ionics; Democratic Procedures. Personality Develop- milk-feeding gives them better quality, finer flavor,' Don't misi this value I, FLOUR H2<^23<55< The Original ; ment. Vocational Guidance. Sex Education. Membership Procedures I llWll bag 14 bag All bog lj#cj# and Religious Emphasis. The Sum- $U D &M ttm driU (trmt "Bt4t Btlmt" AA imwceM aNiwrpoM flour miH*d to A&P't own high itandordi e( ejiefity Mrs. Faucett's Laundry mit delegation at the meeting con- ••*»••• Sliced Bacon = , . 2K29« sisted of John Baker. Lloyd Con- GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY or CERISOTA 326 LELAND AVE. TEL. PLAINFIJELjp 6^820 lover. John Williams and 'Thomas Summit Shoe Shop Campbell of the Y. M. C. A. staff. Fresh Fillet COD A HADDOCK Pltlnfield, If. J. Oldest Uaadry Bcversei Paeae Caanrw AcceatH 414 gpriBttfMd Aff^ MammlL Sit OVK STORI WINDOW S^#Mi FOI MOU lift V4UIISI I Mention the HERALD when buying. FLOUR

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v: the dcvWia called a "shoe." . . -. -.; • . , . • . • • ••••••'.••!]* - blue skies and hot sands, and th«n^tely look dangerous and are rich box mud and billion flowers therefore killed. Other than the Unlike the rigid. wheel which strottgat car hi tlxlowcit price field! >r ! »[, the Pint' Barrens! 1 above ore^netlons the in.da s tries 'have been In the past, bog-iron holds • street car trolley pole la Brilliant team mat* of Studebaker's Commander and President! y py>r this wild laud below us, position on the wire, tne "shoe" for named a« though a desert waste, is'mining and charcoal making. Thi> a marvelous pin'a1. Miles and miniiu; of h«?-oro" w^ich fonn« a the all-service vehicle is mounted tx-um over lx»g waters, was halted worker. In all miles of dwarfed oak .and pine, HO on a universal johif, of the ball-and- hlU) »J $tuntcd ii man (ran find shade only .by the opening of ini^css.in Pejin- socket type, at the top of the trolley flat on his belly are broken \ff . sylvaiiia. but the charco*! industry Wi? "" t JBtili oxintH, using antiquated meth- ^pole. The shoe is three inthes leng Ktream-fod natural gardens of al- and In the topis a half-round of mmm most troiiir-al extra valence whoso ;0d3, ;ind tools derived from tned- rivers run the red of the iron-ore 'teval implements. • U-shaped groove into which the trot that seeps .through, the soil. TftljA From the stor'e ofyoar'^ exper- ley wire flla. The length and con- tent-c and extensive studjr Dr. !>!*i'-JS,i'i;jjV^ Is where Rood na.turaIisMwaftt.toi struct iou of the groove helps prevent BO while they are yetalivc for tlwl iSmall. aided by Mr. Kezer. gave the th« shoe from pulling away from the MlruMlotiru «uch an impression of the wK»D0W WA8HW place abounds in the Rtranno wire aa the vehicle moves sideways. floor shellaclnt M rure. The AnderHon's tree fro'g^• Barrens tjiai. come the first warm jA outside woiw which (liiackH like a duck' and is I day of HpiiiiR* all may pack their However, it is the universal, or ball- ______}« and irresn^' Rnaj)-siicks and head there in a In-socket type, joint that enables the yw Is cotnnion onTyTierT'lti the United .body. , • pole to swing to either side, as the Berl*an«r' fk» vehicle moves to the,right or left. that the poles will Way ©• the wires I twelve ftetclthfer to t*? rltht or Iff ^d »oll«he4 the • The flexibility of this Joint Is mch while the vehicle swiags u much as | of a point in (ke center of the wirei Bra TIME now to s' eiperteKce J Pjt»y DeSlmone. • mK, T«t. Summit TOUNG man want* < sale, retail, typW rrferenoM (IW «u V*n Doren, ChaQi iArw'"""""-1 ma IT'S. „, cook, general B r references. T«l. S

1 yoCNO woman wo« • < : , '..«•" • i tin- hour, either cli 3 Days Only Tel. Sv QTUDEBAKER invites won It* low price includes . . • swtDISH woman t O v-and.evcry other discrim- Studcbakcr'Stu s sclf-stabili/ing T«». Summit <•!«>» Inauag motorist ih America— pllanaa r wheeL suspension— Our Beautiful 59c Chiffons to see and drive this remark* Stitiidenakcr'i s steering wheel able ne«KChaiapion, tha most shift lever—Studebaker's HODERN 8-room lu 2-car gaftge, Frank im(»rtantnewcarin 10 years! ^ype frame and reinforced r, Summit 6-C . ' IfptK. at l»ait, in this Chamr steel body! ; 2pairs$lJ pioa,youenJQy the prestige arid I *.':* aatujfaction jjit o^njng a genu> tytne, go for a lirivel ine5tudebaker, without paying A Classified Ad ir, the non thaii ajoVesr pricel Sttfi Come in today! See and drive , Shoes With Stylem~Plu$ Factory-lorYwi Saving*! .., j«fcr SUMMIT HERALD will Kf u operate this Champion I f*fHry,Sm* Beiid, inch this new Studcbakcr Cham* an\0% to 2*>% faks gasoline pion! Watch how women go find it. OTif you're look- |«« PARK ave., (our ihan otlj^r leading minimum for its smartness and how i owtr all Improvement!. Raymond Locwy, king of ing for he,lp or a house or 4( J*ark av«., Tel. f cos) cars! You drive a motor modern designers, stylto iliis everyone remarks upon its NWtUMwMiVISIIlEIUAtS, car that'* a Champion in fact new Champion to perfection!. roomy comfort! The biggest AUTOIUTK CUM SWIMS an apartment — or if you •m|in nasne...the best-look- thrill in the world is to own a IVK rooms and bat) Quality materials and expert want to sell your car or w»lfr furnished, con ing^ he,>t-buiLt cat a small Studcbakcr workmanship Champion! Low down •aa AUTOHATK (»M«H$ 41 Clinton ave., Spr amount of money ever bought! keep it running smoothly! mcut. Easy C.I.T. terms. furniture, advertise it in EAR rooms, comi SIEGEL'S jaragc If desired. the classified department of JliaW j. Stationery Store Wings Into Spring R. M. COLLIN & SON the SUMMIT HERALD. IJNE-FAMILY house \m SPKINMIiELP AVKXUE fireplace, excellent -niwi intp the hearts oft wrfcned side porch Sales and Service SIM MIT ^tyteoonscioas tn*x, tood location, 114 Bank Street Tel, 6-0394 SiunmiU N. J. Quality and Style

at a RUCUD, 18 Ku tlve stacle room, wit , refined atmosphere. «M0 to Do ndtb TARBYTON .tl irtylrs— rncteattng and nattering! Attraotlve rooms OPEN TOKS-OPSN SttijnCp^OPEN HEELS ard. IK Summit a Ihnt make for daintieT rfkoes. ittl. Pinnpn. Oxfords. Sliponst. Ties in many varUtmts, aiTRACTlVE room I ami they're AMERICAN MAIMS. ev«ry one! •on or teacher; a Values that only our Factocy-to-You merchan- bath; central locai jM makes poeaibte. , phone,. Summit 1-eS iNICEI.y furnUhed t Other M«drln ml UJ99 (• $3J9$ home, central locatk aye, Te). SyniniiLl; arsal Arch Shorn |» PAHMLEY PL., Bin forCoMfort able. Tel. Summit « tHGB furnlrted fr .00 ftth, private home, Teh-Su «A to CIC MI8HED room to town. 353 Springfield Our Easter Gift to You- mltflMl Dress [ATTRACTIVE corner w»»t «xpoHures, con SHOES 'TISHA' t'on, private family Mttfttrtto Extra .—«.,^ floor room, i Crrpt jnatic heat and hot * borhood. Summit «• HOSIERY JROK fiirnlshed rot oath, Hhower, sultal **uple. 22 Crescent Spring Planting mit 6-1474-n. ;.$$••••*<*'•••••••:• OWNER MANAGE* mm. iali L WHtTTRBDOB .Agriculture, Kutgcrs thiikwiity. It Vcmtaiii^ |.raoti«>al suggestions you beautify your home and enjoy, your, hubby. •:*•'£ <• • Gommonweal^i Water Go.

\ "V.. 2 pairs $1. Real SUMMIT HERALD has a supply of these books on hand which by bringing a copy of thim advertisement und 50 cents Offcct, 357 Sprin4fivld Avenue. If ordered by muil

» •• »• 381 Snrinfiliejd Ayfnue. itJLii Attraftive, Convenient, Scientific Hend Book m Mills Jm Studio Por tiverExerci^e - 1 PARMLEY PLACE j.' SUMMIT 6-1280 ReadTht HER A ID'S Classified Ad* 'wrfm. IIY 4 V City nuilti Basu«--O|lMr R WUii one at O* £a*ll*s Merrill, chalrmaa; T. 8. Keayosi, •Sfaoted aad tlM tteU aarrowed »fc»-cJMUrmaB*tekl ; E. B.T TwaasWy. O (IM newly mm to ftmr, the Wenw-a 8tn*l*a i, »*». R- T. Betta, T. L. assltn. j. j 1 W c r f inton ChaaploMklp being ^w ^ - *^* £* *2*' *** I off oa the Y. M. C- A. «ourta' Ooanty Faffc Ooaiiatofta mem—T. L. SaOth. Tb« loeal tau» will be kaovra a# nearly decided. Mrs. Carrton Berry. F. V. Vow. Howard A [by JOHN BARCLAY. the SMnmit HflUoafNin aa4| wAl •» moved Into thje, finals „„„.. « ^v,^ nuute «a of all local playtn U«U»ful olasalfWa ads, winning from Mrs.. E. L. Biel lVu.' ThoBMo»T secretary i perfonam . M Traak H4, il-i after defeating Mrs. HJ siakinK Fund Connisstoa —' . to any advarttM- MoroBty, tied Anera, Tooy aad S. Lott U-l in the quarter fiaaU.' Mayor James W. Banrker, William1 Spny for Wetting Down Dutt IIU city mJtwxa AKD LOAN Prank Bruao. Tom Finneraa, Doa beiien and furnaces are AMOCIAVIOAMPOCIAVIOM Flake. Tex McOrato. Fred aad Slip Mrs. Biel had reached the aemi-fl- S. Porter, Herbert O. Fuehs, Olhrer \f N ««tto ftfrwt, HaaiMtt, s.i. by a victory over Mrs. A. V. B Merrill. Kdward S. Baacrolt. , . . ------— t*« joint Notice la hereby given that the an-Brenn, Don Gain, Pete Klvlin, Bob zle attached. Tke nual meeting of the •na(«hold«ra of Gaffney and Bob Brydon. •arris n-1. The winner In «l. made by the haae aad the relkr spravia ., W»e Hill City Building and "Loan A*»o- Game* will be played on Satur-. JMteh between Mrs. C. B. Cleaves! ~ floor. This will permit slut to notale. The other esti < ton to let. T»|. clatioq will be twM at their office. 30 seep into the haaenmt. can be attached to the Wttom Haple Street,, Summit, N.. J.. on April day's and Sunday's on Meatorlal Mrs. R. T. Watt* wUl play Mrs. i ] WHO ARE MB 1.IGISLATOES! ntt 19. »3>, a^ I :•» P. M. for the election field. The Saturday games will bo Prentice Ford who reached the Even If taia joint i, tfcht. dust the hot wvteriaBik. Very littte IDBSAL APARTMENTS of director* and the traiuwction of scheduled here when the Lacka- aeml-finals by defeating Mrs.'S. Mj Frequent inquiries are made will accunrabte in the batwment water w used In sprayiar »ad ft* »*tlMi, fireplace, private en- •uch other buaineaa aa may properly Vaben 11-ti. The winner In the 1 when the refu*« is removed fr»m with thin arramceinent. dean hot — * rooma, t fireplace*, open come before the meeting. wanna League team Is away, fa a at the HKKALO office as to ruling set down by the commtsaion tournament win probably be-deciri-• "Who are our representatives at the ashpit. This can be entirely water can a* had%pstairsbeeaaa« " • Garden space. If U proposed to amend Article IV. ad early next week. ' eliminated by any sediment >R—0435 or OMJ9-M. •Section 1, of the constitution of theno Lackawanna League player will Washington?" and "Who are our means of a spray RIENCBD «O-tf association to read aa follows: be allowed to play with any team Because of the keen rivalry! representatives at ' Trenton?" that fathers at or women, 'Section 1. The property and busi- among the badminton ontfaualastB * I located in the Faucetfs ... ness of the aaaoeiation ahall be man-in the league. For the Information of our in- the bottom of the . v , — all ln>- aaeond women's tournament is to ashpitspace.The ptcinfleld, Wt aged by a Board «f Directors not lew John Tanminzto, long affiliated terested citiit-ns we publish be- flowi of water tank will then •srage, fbt; couple. 6Otf than ten nor more than eighteen in with local sports will act aa man-be started next week. The matches | low the names of our represen- j be drawn off. Moms and fcuh, pli number as the Board of Directors may now going on have included some, from the spray ty of hot ager, Louis. Ripai will be assistant tatives: . j can be controlled A homemade *«ter, BkMt, nice grounds, ttBoule- from time''to time determine, all of player* from neighboring com*!; spray can h« vard. Call moraines. iotf whom shall lie shareholders each own- manager. Frank Pryce will be lauoitieo, but those now plan- ; United States Senators. Hon. I by means of a ing not lesa than ten shares, or owning treasurer, and William "Count" W -Warren Rarbour, Senate hand valve. When shaking the . made verry easily furnished apartment, •uch. number of shares, the book valve Robertson will "be the clufo's pub- ned will be limited to Summit j by Dsinr a rapped piece of rip*, June I«t to October 1st. Write Boi^ of which shair not be under 1600.00, women. Those who plan to par-!Ohamber. Washington, , D. C. grates, or just before removal of and at least one-third of whom shall licity manager and score keeper. the refuse, the spray can be open- perforated with small holes 62-4>4 ticipate are asked to sign up at the Congressman, 6th IWnt.. Hon. fcnirthwi«e, along the bottom! Deselected by ballot by the shareholdera The club through its manager asks Y. M. ('. A. Building as soon aa Donald H. Mi-Lean. House of ed and the refuse wet, greatly NEWLY decorated, 4 rooms, bath and at each annual meeting of the aaao- the support of the tockl fans. minimizing dust. This can be located permanently garage, convenient location, reason- elatlonvfor a term of three yearn." possible. - • -„ ^ Representatives, Washington, in the ashpit apace, the other end *»«. Tel. Bumtnlt 6-1204. JOHN O. VOEUTLEN, One can buy a fairly efficient . ' Secretary. connected to the water supply i Unioii County repreaentatlveii •pray from the kral hardware Im* in tin- basement. CHATHAM, 10 Dcmpater road, very Rrst Century of Baseball in the New Jersey Lfeialature: atore. It is merely a short lenirth ow WASHING, dealrable four rooms, private home, NOTICE FIRST MEETING List of City Officials Mar station, available May lat. >u fl£orr shellacing aw» ' OF (EDITORS Film at High School 2S outside worker. TW. {nun.«- For Public Information j | Lo1zeaux! m soutu ^aVeouJ! Cth-HlTjilon)—Donald H Mc- •. - «tr SUMMIT AVE., US-Very desirable «• The tint meeting of creditors In the I Plainiield; Members of Assem- room and sunparlor apt,; every mod- matter of OKEY R. UAWTBR, Bank- All Sunrmlt Baseball fans hare a 1 Lean (R.) Deeds Recorded at window. And ern Improvement: refrigeration, con- rupt, of 18 Orchard Street^!" the City |cordial invitation to attend this Herewlth is ggive n a list of Cityy ' bly. Hon. Herbert J. Pascoe. 7th—(Hunttrdon. Sussex. War- venient location; reasonable rental. t»f flilzabeth, County of Unlsn, will be-1 Officials for the general: Inrorma- 1324) .North,Avenue, Elixabeth; Apply at premises or call Summit held at the Bankruptcy Court room. morning assembly as a guest of ren, parts of Bericeu and, Passaic) The Cowi Home _,d »oll«h«l the scientific waf, T«L Uon of the public: j Hon. Thomas M. Muir, 302 Urant ^jorrlstown 4-8441.. . , ^ W~" B-lwi-R. Court room 3, third floor, Federal Summit High School in the avenue. 1'lainfield; Hun. John —J. Fariiell Thomas (IM ^ Building, Federal Square and Franklin school's auditorium for the show- Mayor—James W. Bancker. 8th—(I'atisalc)-t and transact other First Ward < i'' 10th- '(B»aet,i>i>a"rt'i)if lludsoat — ro.iii: f.o ft-et from lands of H. H. man want* of floe,work , whole- TWO or' three room apartment, un- liroper liusinesBli . The showing will com- : <: illi-y. Summit. ' furnished, near train or bun. 84 Kim »ut 11.15. Maxwell Lester, Jr., Quldo j Fred \. Hartley. Jr. (IM retail. typ«»t. anything, good Claim* with Itemized 'statement of Forster, Percy M. Bland. •Mr. and Mrs. Sumiiel S. Bahtb to ntmnota (»o es*vs*anal. • P. H. street. \ account must be legally proved; any Murphy,, president of IBKF. PLA(E 11th—(KSSPX)'—TAIIMTI 1^ • Vrr«-- original note or Instrument must be Second Ward V.nv; W. Talbfri, property at the inr VI n Doren, Cbathait} 4-M74. the Lackawarirta League! who ex- land (It.I THRBK-ROOM apartment, heat and annexed; they must be, proved within Donald Bourne, Burton L. Boye, |2th - (K of Mu and the north-. , "iok, genenillkMflwworlwr, «&<*< •alcnt.. New; Providence, Tel: 6-1561-J. filed with the undersigned Referee. picture at Ms loc&Kpremiere this Frederick U. Sigler: ' • - ' tlie grottuu tM-iwveu tne i.»:r-- •* • w erl> line of Lincoln 'avenue, Sum- Tel, Summit «-£Sl»-J. OEOROE W. W: PORTER, morning; sa <» of the film: "J cer- Y. Al. C. A. and the Public Ll- l'ith^(Hudson) Mary T. \*>rtun 8T0BEM FOB RENT R*f>r*>e.ln Bankruptcy..- mit • • '. vol!NTK1) U ray. TERMITE CONTROL BUREAU /•••'• \ ' 61-tf excellent neighborhood. $6,500 Franklin section. Large wooded Receiver of Taxee—William S 1st—(Catatndenn , Gloucester and THE HOBART, 265 SPRINOFIELD is not the down payment, but the lot, view, four master bedrooms, Salem)—CharleasACharle . Wolverton (It.) Bn*ad Slrret Klitabeth, \. J. TeL Klia. piVK room!) and bath, heat, light AVENUE, ATTRACTIVE KOOMS, Bird. w»t«rset and part . INDEPENDENT . irw», aood locationli , garage, 148148. TTel l 86 Summit Avf>. Summit «V1404 Swnml! M411. - ' " '"•'"• Consult a Realtor Police Pension Fund Commission "^ MidUlesexj-diarles A. Baton Oas FitVins - Plumbing - Heating - Tin and Shoe! Iron Work —Mayor Bancker, Robert J. Mur-(R) H0R8E, cow manure, rotted over one- FOR KENT \ NOW IS THE TIME year old, no shavings; top soil, (3.50 English house. 3 bedrooms, 2 phy, Sr., and Nicholas Orasso. load delivered, guaranteed beat. Constable—Thomas F. White. to havVj(our LEADERS repaired or renewed; WRY HILL COTTAGE, delight- Chestnut Farms), Unlonvtlle 2-025.1. baths, maid's room and bath, 2-car ful large room, running water, garage, oil heat. $115 month. Building Inspector- Seaman L. KM. twin beds, attractively furnished; s-tf Wright. TINROb^S repainted and SI ATE ROOFS tlno Kinfle room; meals exoellent. FOR HALE City Physician—Dr. Robert S. Trl. itii or S0M. 4-tf GOOD USED washing machines from Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2- All thru repaired. X %V> up. Inquire Radio Kales Corp-. car detached garage, automatic MUllgan. EUCLID, 18 Euclid ave., attrac- 109 Main at, Chatham, 46tf heat, acre ground, $11,000. yv Overseer of tbe Poor—Mrs. XJer- Home* frsthtiatcs Given tive singlg e room,, with runninunnngg wtwater, BROADTAIL coat, Kolfimky collar. trude S. Gross. refinefidd atmospheretsh , TTel; l 8uWmU*•8WU*•• newly lined. BIM 3»-4«; good condl- In Short Hills, Colonial hou/re, 3 Board of Fire Chiefs—Thomas «M0 8Hf e bedrooms. 2 baths, maid's room and to SfofoK#o|Mrs Quality and Service Guaranteed tlor»"; veryy' reasonable..- PaH b* Been Murray, chief; (teorge J. Fulken- ALTERATIONS TARBYTON HOU8K at A . Tedeaco'Tds' TailoTil r ShopSh , 11 bath, 1-car garage, oil burner, 4 WILLOW STREET h«>W PROVIDENCE, N. J. Maple street. burg, first assistant chief; George Attraotlve rooms with excellent SOtf $11,000. . . EVERY STOREKEEPER Sharp, second assistant chief; Ed- Joseph Masterson i IKS Summit ave., Tel. Summit English house, 6 bedrooms,?, 3 Tel. Summit 6>1576 6gtI FOR EASTER, long-eared AKC Cocker ward B. Murray, third assistant lf puppiesi , allll colorsl , reasonablebl . TelTl. baths, 2-car garage, oil heat, $13,500. should carry burglary and rob- Builder ppp, , «0-ort<>d Lyall, secretary. | ..aw, W. SyniniiLl-JI»-J8,_ 3«tf Holland oil palrrtHir. Address P.O. his own store. Bos 24$, Summit. Superintendent of Schools--Johni PL.,, singlige rooms avail- Commonwealth Continuous Fertilization able. Tel. Summii t «s«-smm. 48tf B. Dougall. MAPLA E crib, dressing tabk>,, vacuum ..A SKYKN-IN-ONr; Board of School Estimate—Mayor! Tel. BUILT BY OWNmi WITHOUT CONSTANT ATTENTION furnished front room, near cleaner, other odds and endH. Banoker. Councllmen Lester andj Scientific, continuous and dependable. Rich in food Filth, private home, congenial sur- Summit 6- HOMS OR m PSOTBCTIOM Providence. Mountain Ave., Summit, N. J. ===sssssss APAKTMEHTS *O WONDERFUL opportunity to buy a Eugene G. Pierson beautiful modern home In Short. Hills, HOLMES living room, dining room, kitchen, 1939 MEMBERSHIP RATES OWNER MANAQEMBNT PLAN lavoratory, three bedroom* and two lte De»H MmmH, H. J. Real Estate—Insurance Another Excellent Value! baths, recreation room, oil burner, No. L Single Membership—Dues $25.00 (plus fed- WHITTRBDOB JARDRJTS two-car garage, »9.750. J. Oscar ' Crtnlt • BealUr 4S Maple Street Summit>HM New Colonial with lines t^at give the feeling of strength and >?< Summit. ilehlh437 eral tax) bayable with application, plus a playing fee of permanence. Brick and frame construction. Fully insulated- with 50c per 18 notes. "" '" ' "'"""": v'"' ' -._ ;;._ ; ( vacancies now «ti«n.. Those Who WA5TED TO BUT air-conditioned, economical heat by Gas. ' ' . " undings and refto No. 2. Family Membership—Same Dues as No. I, smodatea here. n formation Large living room with bay window overlooking beautiful Mrs. Tester, at lfsiager, WE. PAT CASH for your used furni- 1 1 to.include husband, wife and junior members of fnnUy »mlt 6-22M. ture, antkiiMa, silver, books,; brfc-a- park. Dining room with bay window. Pine paneled library with not over 21 years of. age, with each member of family pay- brae, halntlng*, works of art, etc. , lavatory adjoining, and large screened porch complete (he first Estate Broker* Invited.' «B*^ir€Tioii ' HEMTILS ing playing fee. M>tf M SUMMIT AVB. floor. Three bright bedrooms with crona ventilation, and two ti|ed - r-T-^l. MIMMIT «'•§»$ B roorhs, bath, solarium; 2-car garage * v..|60 baths, one with stall shower, make up the 2nd floor. Two-tar No. 3. In lieu of paying playing fees, above ntem* APARTMWIT8. 148 We will buy yftur attic contents. 6 rooms, breakfast, nook, bath, solarium; 2-car garage... ffiS ^d "venue-.fiWtJirV 0 rooms, bath, solarium, garage $•& garage, large lot. Situated in a desirable purl of the Brayton bcrships may be secured by payment... with applicatMQ, •Mrtnmn. for r*8t at l of $5000 (plus federal tax). . 1 : lt WE PAY highest cash prices for any- 7i rooms: steam Oil heat; 2-car garage . W6 School District.' \ lt ? «h*| Mi thing. Antiques,. china, silver, brlc- 8 rooms, 2 baths, solarium; 1-car attached garage '. $90 Memberships include full dub house and golf ing premises. 14-tf 8 rooms. 2 baths, Rolarlum; Oil Burner; 2-car garage $110 Price SI3.5MJ0 k 10 rooms, A baths; vapor heat; garage ...... JIM privileges and will include locker rent. V •v.1»- -eeoaa floor. 4 Your Attic Contents Our Specialty. - and porch, adnlU only. «ira«lT AirrTlow *o*>*» , „ '8 rooms. 3 baths, solarium; attached 2-car garage. $IM M Mftaift Av*, T*U MUH. 8«-tf 11 ropras, 3 baths, 2-car attached garage ['.. .1175 GUEST FEES ~ ^ • 11 -rooms, 4 baths, attached 2-car garage: Oil Rurner '..:.... ^ISOV WM. L. COURTENAY four room, anf FAB •*!£ UK Other attractive properties for.rent or sale. H. McK. QLAZEBROOK MILTON r MOUNTAIN CO. SHOMPHOfBRTY-for sale «r for CHESTER C. HENRY THOMAS P. MUNROK improvemenU; also rent, furnished: charming summer or : $2.00 per day Sitordays, Sandjys year ttwnd home, »0 «. frontage U4ay*. drlrs Is wood avs«M «s4srUtoad twantr. (. awStthtf «C 1 Ea«lld B*t*hwood Apartme it visiting weeks'risiHa We SptdM'to BU^way; Maso« aa4 Haalln In Bastoa. Miss Virginia DtaMs of fairrtew Har son, Oseffge mlseslhUMOtM stovajr on Monday to ani Othsr OoU**» has returned avenue is exptetsi beast teiajr fossa honor of Mtas Kathsrine Oosiard. Ml% tttd Ms% WsOTWnfl TENNIS MOJl BABADMUfTOU N ««ACKBTf | Glovef. Prout, son of Mr. and Southern jtoarinary, Sun Vista, aaugntsT of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas RK8TRUN0 AND RIPAiJUBRIPiJUBD -- «Mt sp | Mm. Curtis - Prout of peekman "Va., for sprinf racatloa. Goulard of Oak Ridge avaaae, HtoDTcd^ii ttnocr i noftd, is on vacation item the Bmer- Mm. Vmrr Hamttb J*. of : whose marrlag* to Henry CReUly^ 'All tor Bach and Bach for All," a .son School at Exeter N. H7 mU. formerly of MadisssuvfU give Miss Mary Bastmaa of Kortk* a dinasr Tfevsiajr fcstHrgtfce sasr- son of Mrs. M. B, O'Reilly of the jt. wrttttn b> Rt», WUllaai ampton, Mass.. who has fetes visit- Boulevard, will take place on April Miss Mary Elizabeth Voegtlen. Hiram Fonlkss,^D,D., Inscribed to ttl ATE. H. j. ing Mrs. Sarah Woodsnaa Psal «f 8ahnt»er of Mnitsjatoa. M T, to28th. •••'•• , .., '. •• • .. who will* be married on April 15th. Summit arsons, rsMrnsd this week Mr. aid Mrs, Harry A. Marshall Bsgtne C Gsrhart «§. Madison npoa the occasion of their fifteenth to Herbert P. Shirrefs. is giving a to New England. which takes placs ttot * 0TEBL0OK BOtfTfTlX 1MTH8 dinner (or her bridesmaids at her wedding anniversary, was presented the Central Brick P at a surprlss dinner and reception I trome on April Miss Alice Truslow of thChurce h of Bast Recent births at Overlook Hos- Beecbwood Apartments is the guest on Wednesday evening, March Mth. piui Include: at the William Pitt, Chatham. Bette. VoirlnK, daughter of Mr.of the Her. Dr. and'Mrs. Elinors Arthnr Talbot of wmmaat,» mem Son to Mr. and Mr*. Richard a.nd Mrs. A. F. WbtrhjR erf 31 Black- McN. McKee at St George's rectory her of the class of *M# «t Bntfers Southgate, Murray Hill, on March The officers and trustee* of tht EASTER SUNDAY burn road, arrived home Tuesday in New York City. Uaircrstty. is aMonc «h« S> new 24th. ErangellsUc Committee of Newark from Mary Baldwin School, Staun- members who have b*sn sleeted by Son to Mr. and BAwmrd Ryan, and vicinity of which Mr. Marshall (SPECIAL DINNER BABY GUT ton, Va.. lr> spend her spring vaca- Mrs.. Robert Morgan Grammon Tan Kappsi Alpha, national honor- 57 Vi Morris avenue, 8ummit, on is. president, and their wives were tion whl-li extends until next Wed- has returned to her boms in Ed-ary forensic sodetjr, aeoardtog to March 26th. hosts of UM occasion at which over or ' ursd'ay. gar street with her infant daugh- annoancement this week by Pro- Son to Mr. and Mrs. Cameron fifty guests were present GIRL COIFFURE ter, Louise Truslow Gnraunon, fessor Richard C. BesjiM, head of Shaw, II Edgar street, Summit, on Dr. William R, Ward, treasurer Hotel Beechwood free with any of our Permanent*. ! The honor suest and speaker at born recently in Overlook Hospital the public speaking department at March 24th. of the committee, presided. Mrs. Appointments begin at 8 a. m. tothe fifth and lastft of the Lenten Rutgers. . . • . Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Wade, Franklin A. Btone of Bloomfleld, take can of Easier rush. lunelieons for the wom«n of Cal- Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gllpin, who West Livingston, on March 2sth. president of the Women's Auxiliary $125 vary Epi&copal Church, which have been spending the winter In William Fraletgh of t Llewellyn Son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mos- of the Committee, presented the Served from 1:00-8:00 •lakt'H place-in,the parish bouse in New York Ctty, have taken an road sailed on UM "tester" last carltola. Bttsabeth, on March 28th. Marshalls with a handsome crystal , WordliUid avenue today, in the flev. apartment at 114 But 41st street, Saturday to take aphis work as Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dor- set of candlesticks and plates be- ''Sunday, April 9tfi DESANTIS I>avid "K. Montgomery, rector pf 8t. where they will reside after April vice-consul at Naples. Iff. fsalslgh ffeval, 20 Summit avenue, Summit, fore tht program of brief speeches * MENU S7 laofe gtnwt KswniH, N. J.Pt'U'i's Church. Morriatovm. ActUig lBt. * is a graduate of Summit High on March 28th. and Hne music. ' - TeL Hss»«lt C4M8 ; as hostess is Mrs. William S. Gay- School and of Haverford Cb)l«ge. Daughter to Mr: and Mrs. Bd- Shrimp CockUil Iced Honey Dew Melon His appointment comas as the re- C0LLBCT10N 09 HAJiD-TIKD . Tomato Juice Cocktail. lord «f Ox Bow lane. •Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carrick of sult of high standing in two com- TROUT FUE8 AT L1BRAK1 Lobster. Tartine D'iable Anchovy Canape , New York were recent guests of petitive exanflnations tor foreign Major and Mrs. Guy Bates of FVn- Service, held to December and in In anticipation of the fishing sea- wood road. Mrs. Carrick is the < Celery, Olives, Scallions and Radishes former Miss Betsy Bates of Sum-, January. . . son, which opens on April 15th, the mit, ...••• I Summit Public, Library. Is showing, ^ add Assorted Relishes from Tray . Mr. and.Mrs. Palrfteld Pope Day, In the general reading room, an In- EASTER FASHIONS of Short Hills, and New York City, teresting Collection of hand tied Among the 29 Rutgers under- trout flies made by Noah Davis, Jr., Consomme Royak . , * Oream of Musaroom with Croutons graduates recently admitted 4o fau. announce the birth of-a son, Fair- FOR CHILDREN field Pope Day. Jr^. oh March 18th formerly of Summit. The case, Kappa Alpha, national honorary [which houses the exhibit and Banana Fritters. A full selection of Dresses/ forensic, society,- is Arthur Talbot at the Orange Memorial HoSpKal. Keene's "Fly-ftefaing and. Fly-mak- of Summit, a member of the class Mrs. Day is the former Miss Fran- ing", a rare volume from the library Suits, Hats, Coats and Gloves of 1940. ce* Statter, daughter of Mr. and of Glover Prout, was loaned by Long Island Duckling . , Orange Glace Mrs. Humphrey Scatter., o* Sloox Wahl's Sporting Store. Roast Prime Rib of Beef au Jua, with Yorkshire Pudding for children and infants. James Gambino, son of Mr. and City, Iowa, and is a member of the Poached Fresh Eastern Salmon, St. Germain Mrs. J. Gambino and Alfred For- New York Junior Leagne. Mr. Day michella, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.«. is the son of Joseph P. Day, of New Formlchtlla both of Orchard Street York City and the late Mrs. Day. Lemon Sherbet Fashion Store are.returping from Ithaca College for the spring vacation. NO FINER The Creamy Mashed, Baked Idaboes, or French Fried Sweet Potatoes Ladies' and Children's Shop { Mrs. John Minor of Washington, GIFTS Green Garden Peas Creamed Sliver Onions ID. C. the former Miss Mildred Harvard Whole Baby Beets - . 425 Spfingfeild Ave. Summit, N. J. i-Truslow of Summit, arrived on than S«i-' I Wednesday for * visit with her mother, Mrs. Edward Truslow of ' presentsnightly CHINA* GLASS Hot Homemade Tea Rollu Date and Nut Dread the Beechwobd.Apartments. for your entertainment Tomato Rose Salad with Mayonnaise, or Arriving today from a week's Hairdressing Hearts of Lettuce with Russian or French Dressing tour of gardens in the vicinity of < •«, ~ _-i PETER CIAI Charleston, 8. C »nd Washinaton. For a New Season EDMICTON The International D. C, are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Get your Permanent Wave ISO Shrtagffcld Are. Sammlt Lemon Chiffon Pie Home Made Red Cherry Pie Roberts of Madison, formerly, of Troubador Beechwood Parfait ST ^ Summit, and their son, Richard, here for Easter and youll be and his Accordion Vanilla, Chocolate, Mint, or Strawberry Ice Cream, who Is on vacation from the Lance ready for your most attrac- DIVEL ISclrool. ' ••••"•• • ' •- . Raspberry Sherbet MEIUH81 YfJKI tive season. "••-•••• Wafers ' Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. •The Universit John Boyco-Bmith of Summit will Charming Oriental Dancers to open in Sumi Tea Coffee ' Milk enttrtain at a buffet supper for formerly at Leon & Eddie's Ton must have the HERALD if period this Sun Miss Mary Elisabeth Voegtlen and Jeanne Beauty Shoppe you want the news of Summit. It sored by tour S Herbert P. 8hlrrefs whose wedding MISCH BOROFF Springfield Ay. at Maple St. will cost $3.50 per year tor two „ Assorted'Fruits, Nuts, and Mints designed to give takes place on April 16th. Guests opportunity to will be the bridal party and other and Orchestra Call issues a week. For Reservations — Phone Summit 6-1054 friends. themselves to m No Cover Charge at Any Time. through these Miss Theodora .North, daughter FREE PARKING demonstrate the State Highway No. It or Dr. and Mrs, Brlc M. North of ' for our customers at leading part' la- Badeau avenue, has been elected Mountainside, N. J. lllfe. The prog: corresponding secretary of the Col- Reservations:, Snedeker's parking station. ^groups, two of h lege Government Aseocktion of -" "WEstfleld 2-887i— 'one for after-hlj Wellesley Oollegs, for n«ct year. She Is at present a member of the Dave Johnstone At Your Service thirty years oh executive committee of the fresh- George Chong, Pres. the.se columns i man class. Exclusive Dressmaking and Designing the various, co-c ii particularly l A daughter was born to Mr. and Latest Creations in the New Spring Modes leaders of the d Mrs. Nicholas Williamson Danforth all gifted In th« , of Boston last Sunday at Phillips and tbe young 1 House there. Mrs. tfentforth Is the Facilities for doing work in your own home or at our shop. former Miss Nancy'Wellington of them should fin Boston. Thre child Is a grand REASONABLE PRICES only enjoyable b PERMANENT | daughter of Mrs. Osorgs H. Deo- l» to be hoped t r ' ' • • - To the Public! For matchless beauty in a Permanem t Wave, we feature i forth of Nef YOrtc, formerly of the course will 1 Summit, sad eh* Istt Mr. Danforth. Expert Workmanship Guaranteed the new Rilling KOOLERWAVE. Positively waves closet to the head«.. gives an unusually even curl... Donald Harmaa, san otiMr. and You are cordially invited to the opening Mrs. Henry J. Hinman, 102 Tulip leaves hair marvelously soft and lovely regardless of street, appear*! in an Important texture and color. Younwave will last much longer. role In the play^Family Album" by of the New Addition to our shop on Noel CowaW from the group "To- It is cool... featherweight... only six minutes on ELETE SHOP alght at «.8O" presented by mem- Saturday Afternoon, April 1st, ' BA^ETT BUILDING Phone Su. 6-5409 SUMMIT, N. J; the head. Ask us for a test curl. No machine—no cleo bers of th« senior c|ass of the PVagin School of Dramstle Art The — trictty—ooHikrwy other permanent waving method. play was prsfsntfd In the Little —from 2:WWF

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tfayt and tfct kttp of txtra vHraisvD Easter Flowers . Mow, daring these cold, windy month* jraang . — AT- _ :-"•. ; •re dessanding extra vitamin D. Strong straight i an4 Woll-thtped bodies depend on viltminv D. natural source of calcium • id phos- THERC^SH)DP Flowers tit to help good growth. Sheffield #{ft provides these minerals—plu enough 40 Beechwood Road D|* pot them to work in the body. Adjoining The Summit Trust Co. iViWttH another day. Order this extra b :nefit for T. $kmi are ^O6.V.S. P. units of vitamin fMrt of Sheffield Vitamin D Milk. Enough 4 'aaonnaiWy. Phone for delivery. SUMMIT'S DISTINCTIVE FLOWER SHOP WhUIN D MILK Where Quality and Service Predominate TELEPHONE SUMMIT 6-0209 J 5 ^AYRE STREET SUMMIT, N. J. , 'Phone Summit 6-0308

MMMMMMt mini I i in > in M tf»»i j ' »z • 1 \ • RECORD, tUnDT, N. J. IDAY, MARCH 3M039~Seiood W| has Staed as DATES To REM Ave.. bkwk US, lot 45 %\,$t LEGAL ADVERTIStNG Jam«-« K. L><»n», Paasaic A*.., IT ORIMI.XKn BV THE OOMkl TIM tm Oat Hitler had mmi, let their block H»A. lot 1 Hon., Apr. *-B!lae Wwt Qoaife MON CtHJVCU* OP THK »7IT=T tab*! nfaf at his intMtiems to uru ail t^taeeurly Emma K. Hunt. 38 U-wig ia the fatherland aa« JN Ftek CMwart—Wi t drama lecture. Hotel Suhortea, NOTICE OF ^ALE btotk 1SJL; UH II SUMMIT, is THE rous-rr mor of Property for Non-Payment Jacob <;. Stuthnaicarian, 470 Mor- UNION. NKVS^BRSKT. aa had a* farther territorial designs (9 tMac kad t* he doae to rla Ave , block 12N, lot 5a 1M.B4 (not r*wi than] two-thirdi of all ta* Earope; udoiibudjjr helped cos*. _ appropris- Hon.. Apr. S—firaytdn P.-T. A, of Taxes for 1937 and Prior Armour Kcalty Co. MontroM member* thtreof affirmatively earn. *p.m Ave., blot'k 128D, lot SA 14.54 currinni: ' . — Cnea the kmrt: turn we have ; vtece Cnasterlaia sad Oaladlsr PI A\ CIEAN-W WEEK Years and for Other Anna S. Smith, it Bnulevard, Swlion-I. The conatrtH-tton «f «. Taea, Apr.. 4—Woman's Attfc* bhM'k 131, kit 2 305.47 that tbe^ MwMeb pact last ance. Community Church. Municipal Liens four foot cement sidewalk in the Cttjr The Borough Council of the Bor- Henry Hurrrll. 92 Boukvard of Summit, in the County of Cnlm was the heat way oat of *V block 131. lot 7 183 Od (hereinafter referred to aa "Munici- gv at a law Wed., Apr. (—Eunice Harriet Pt'BLIC NOTICE is hereby given. aitaatioav Bat the Caeca veatar* Avery lecture, Paper Mill Play- ough of Xew Providence has com- Portia L. Smith, W Kedford K<1. pality ) demribed in Section J of tW» asattag ateaket ladaUtloa to cover pleted plans for tbe annual clean- That the undemigned. Receiver of bkK'k 136. lot \if .114.11 ordinance. i« hereby authorised. aa4 coovince even Hitler's apolo- allta house, 8 JO p. m. Taxes of the t'Uy of Humtail. in the William Ii. l.yn.li. Tt! W.UHH.H.IJ for tbe purpose Haled in Mid S«cUa* giata that he la seeking not merely It of Hagoe Repnblican- - Wed., Apr. 5—Fortnightly Club up week with the co-operation of I ounty of I'nioii, X..' J.. will IH>1I At Aw.. lihM-k lifill-t. lot C m'.n5 J there ix hereby appropriated V,m. the Civic Group. During the week Public Auction in the Council Chamber William S. J'ont, nit imludinic the 11241 Do down payment r*. to unite tbe Germanic peoples "of meeting. High School, 3 p. m. of the City Hall. Summit, on the r*th of April 1T-2& inclusive all the resl- Ave., bluck 136H. lots \H, IM- 40K.SO (jujr^it by. law, included in the Itm- ' Europe but to reconstruct a new l would like to hear one good Thura., Apr; JS—W. C. T. U. meet- day of April. m». at ten o'clock in HUKO ft. Sandittrom. Sumniii porary apjiropriatton for 1*39 inJ ••• reason for its enactment. ing. home Mrs. W. H. Beers, of the Borough are asked to the morning th.' foliuwiiiK des. Av*-, h|(»-k 141. lot 5 KiPi whi«h will --be included In the 1»3* empire. land*: • tudget ofjhy municipality, but eK- Tears mr truly. Blackburn road. 3 p. m. clean up any rubbish or accumula- Name and luxation Mrs. France*' *fttKM. M.tplr St. All. Adniinistr.itMin of the I'nlted gluten of ment Association Executive Board Th will be removed free of r that he bad seised the Csecbs be- Ret. of lv«H>n' J. l>ombrl "• meeting, tt Prospect street, 10 a. m. it is hoped that all citi- H', block 7. lot l' •* 26. »S I'oiistajit J. Spfrio, :il I'tu, ,u the part <>f yaid appniprialioir not met cause they were plotting with other Wed.. Apr. 12—Jr. Fortnightly zens will co-operate to make this M Baldwin, Morria ft Pla.r, bloi Ie.l5.-I, lot JA 4G5'.e known a» *I>Jca| Club. Community House, 8.15. M. llAldwin. Motrlx t Bank St , l.lmk 154. l'ut 4 1C7 S" liiipt<'V"iPi.nt, Assejisnient Kond" of th* Reich and that It was necessary to the prospect of Paderewaki's con- that of 'last year BO that the Bor- K»«fx Turnpike, bloi'k A. lot 7 riiu it Wed.. Apr. 12—International Re- an.:; I.. It, « L II. Wh,itak>-r. 17 Irv I,, i l|i:i-lnv--arr hereby authorize! to take them into the, fold as a matter oert tosr than Eldon Joubert, a ough will give a pleasing appear- Jo.nlah M. Baldwih. Brftad S iiiU l'lac«'..' block H>:'. l">t :t 215.12 mil in th<- primlpal amourft of lations Department, Fartttiffctljr OhajK-l St*.. lilook SB, U>\* 1 SI us of national surety to Germany. Bat mild, grayVhaired fellow of (8 who ance to the expected greater num- l->riin|iei t Mill Manor Co.'. Shef- |L:'.w ii'l. pursuiuit 'to the Lo,al Blind Club. Field House, 3.15 p. m. 2. 3, 4. .1. t> 73.M field- K<1 . block 1K2A, lot <>A • ••Tiffitutiriff. Mic'tioiifi 40;I-l |<>' | J 4,'i j it may not turn out as anticipated. goes along to tune the pianos, a job ber \)1 travellers due to the Frank .VFliwMo. 22 I'ark Av» i Walter Avery, l>ro«|H-i't Hill » «'f tin- Ht->i.*i'd Statutt-H of New Wed.. Apr. 12-Jefferson P.-T. A. 1 Once Germany is again attacked by £e tea held since l»ll. He calls the meeting, 8.15. World's blotk 15, Tot K 81.12 Ave . bliH-k IK2K. lot 14 lxn.7:! 1M antici|i.ition of -the isiu- • PtMriet Mr. Paderewski to his face Joseph Crtltflli, 18 John St . I Walter Avery. •' J'rospeci Hill I iiia r "f s.iiil Imnils, iu-)f II.ml.HI. tili orohiird Strwl K«t. of OiHirK.- W. Klaacke, l.!3 « lii li .inv of said 'ililiK.ili has been known to vary this with After a long hard-fought five- .-ball b tr i- | !• 37 or. A L. Thoini :«HI. l.'.n Wlkit- i.,r l'he .•5 \K- Rd , iii-.i i int. lot 4 :,•>-:, i:: lin.ui.'iiiu <.| Ii dingle Copies as well as a political error. conceit, hall on arriving in town, Junior High School. Schlichting of Laurel drive, -the de-. AXin.t .iaiohs block 21, lot !t, ,1.1 III' I-SK. < i . ! Illlfi l>3« . . ' . I.'.- I., |>,,J ;, |>ar( ,,f ,|,w io.«t of Hi.' Display. Adv»rO«ln» RaceJvcd until It may be that the war will again make sore that Paderewski's Stein- Fri., Apr. 14—Calvary Choir an- champion,- in the finulH of No. Kl I.'i2.2« Walter II Kr.tn.-isj -120 Broad St., St.. blo.-k :i.\ b>1 L'l 2I.«''. icln lil >uf, II.IIK- Hie ll.- . ck 22, lot 27 l-i -i| Jos. M. Mil.lull. |T.f Uroiul St., Krailiiu: .mil • j>titirtfti.cn• -•-•* Mirivto on £^S& until abilities are that it will come in the"Next comes a complicated business 1.30. School table 'tennis tournament, lhe ii.utli. i'U sid<: nf .Morri; -Avenue score was 19-21. 21-10, 17-21, 21-18 M. .Mittlnll, bTock 22, lot * ' ' I block -22. lot- 27 ' :,«'.!)I SVn"raT NewrMattw B*»lv4 «»U1 not distant future. And when it with Paderewski's special piano Mqn., Apr 17—Woman's Auxili- Hniry Monaco 2:i Ballusrol Jtd I I loin •ir.-hartt Stieel to Miildlc A\eriue, and 21-14. Schlichting was the Asm-MH. No. 241 - 'The <-stiinai«-d maximum .niniulit a. to uw of lengthy natter. adjustable legs jo that It will sit A- 10.30 a. m. fli'st school chump, winning the Broail Kt., block 22. hit 2» • Kantili- l)e Luca. 1'.i Henry'St. in the Reich, the greater will be tftle last >;ear,urhen contents were 124:7!) block 33, lot « ' 1(11 72 of IIOIHIH or IIOIIM to lie issued tlierefttr level on any stage. Then tbe stool Mon.. Apr. 17—Classroom exhibit Mary V. Howard, 170 Broad St.. William Laird, 13:i MurrN1 Ave , i.S •Jl/4Slhllll. Hkler's potential weakness. •block'23, lot .to : must be put exactly 8Vi Inches from of Junior High School xWork, 8.15 first held following the gift'of two block :!8, lot 2 I«!I.1S (••) The "Hlmiitf-d rnaxlimim amount Jfrry IVtrnccuro, Drchard St.,' acts About Summit It is true that the Old World the piano. Paderewsk) can spot a p. to. •" • *• tabled lo the "school ,by the •JatiicK. !>>. LyonM. 14& I'adsair, -„ of. money- to In' t.ti.ied from all nouneit Tiiock 2:1. lot 2 . L'5.81 Ave., liliM-k Hit, lot :'.:: isx.84 liy the munhiiiallty (r-xi'ludiiiK Hid political power game is being play- deviation of a quarter inch, and! Wed.. Apr,, 19—College Club meet- Park Men's Club. Jerry fvtraccaro, 50 Morris i^rnlMh.-d by the Works Hio«ie»s. Ad» POPULATION Kinma K. Hunt. 3K !.<•« (s !A\e . " ed over, again by Germany, Italy raises the roof about It. in«, Edison Junior High School, The Kill's table tennis tourna- Ave.", block'2:i. lot 3 ' l.'i!t.l!J 'block I2.'!L, lor 31 . ." • 107.11 ttntii.str.itton> iv JI.L'IMI no- Thtr^NH Rillo. 7,1 Aahwood' Av.-., 8.1815 p. m. ment is progressing at a rapid pace Anna S. Smith. «S Hoiil.'Viiril, .Section 4. Tlie City c;Krk lit* and he IMHTJ* and Japan. In the eighteenth and "Before every performance, Jou block 28, lot 2 11B.17 hei'.li.v is ilirerted lo Rive notii'e of t.ud anilfrom all indications the chani- block 1.11. lot 2 : ' 66.24' 1 1915— ».13«. nineteenth centuries, Britain' and bert heats a pan of water for the Wed., Apr. 19 Music Department lltnry Monaco, 2» Baltunrol Rd., Taxen IMi . onti inplated Improvement, lo't hi' . Haiilon. CS (ircluinlSt , .i i; or owners of »|b.< lands alle. teil 1S39—H.6M. France, astride the world, subjected Henry. Moiiucti, 2H llaltumol Kd.. I.IKT.IIV . in the milliner |iroviiln1 In Paderewski is always nervous just 3.15 p. m. / Marie .Sienimler of 'Laurel drivel block 18,. Jirt 11 8.1'5 r AMMsfd valuation. 1M*—WMJ5.M3. peoples, and carved out their own block'-.X lot II : m.n si. tioiis" 40 :fi. .-2 to 40:ti.".-B of th. Hr- before going on, no matter how Thurs., Apri 20—Summit Choral and Kuth Kastman of Mountain-' l'"afinl" He l.uin. IS Henry St.. NH valuation on which County. State empires. Now Hitler and MuBsolini \i><-i| Slalilles of Ni'ii: JVrscj. and Stat« Bchool Tape* Arc Ap- small and obscure the place he's Club spring concert, high HCIJOOI, avenue.' •. . • I block :t:i. lot (i . • 2M>.S't A. AlbaneHe, present bio. k !•. lot II allir tli.- explfalion i|ati. of MJH! portioned—|3».M5,SM. are seeking to do the same thing. playing. He expects to be informed, 8.15. ' ' '- « Kdward T. Snook, \\> Axhwood • 7. old block '•. lot 5C. AsuexH. t-olice the owner or owiy-ris of I lie laud Bonded D«bt-f3.Mr7.*»*. But the fact that it was done before Av.;., liloi k. ,'I4, lot I7A "... io:!.2« .No. -'41 . • ' S4 7;! afl'e.-lvd I hereby sliall lu-ijlect t.. f-iakn Tax Rat*. 1M»—•«.»»;• City $1.119: and .accurately, on the population, Wed.. Apr. 2C—Fortnightly Club Hill Cliy Coal H Lumber''t'o, U.. I'e.trii.i'iirru. block l'l.' lot 7. MI.'I^ liiiprovi-nient an herein illiv.'tetl CUv Jielit, $.514; t School, $.319; Soldiers' Bonus, Mil; tue Ave., liloik 35. lot H ,• Assess. \o. 172 • \ - '• ' "'!:i!i.Vl under the direction and supen isj.m i.f County, 1.758; Dtetrlct C-ourt, jfLtll a peace and understanding which Joubert. carries an atlas and a home of the Misses Crane, 17 nidg«I H«'<)UB1I HaH for an adjourned Williiim Laird, 133 MorrJH Ave., Leonie B. Weeks, bloik Itli, lot . the City . Kuglneer seema impossible of attainment: World Almanac, and has himself road, 2.15 p. m. '. ' ' jmtetiiiK. It is expected -the lU.T.lj block-38, lot. 2 172.0'J ' Id, AsM-s!i. No. I.!i5 * ' L'li.'i.71 Section 5. |'f any ttucli iint>ro\i-mp|it Bank Resourcta—ftt,$HW*.K^ ' become a mine of statistics through ordinance will he intro- John H. -\li-.\amara, 2k llcauvoir Said lands to be .sold t<; jnake III.' sh.'ill l>e iiiaile In Htcordunce w.ith sn- George Washington's advice about Fri.. Apr. 28-Sat., Apr. 2»—Kl- % BuBlnesa and Professional Man—360. years of feeding them to Paddy." V Ave.. block. 4.1, lot 2 141 '<>% amount cliarKeabU' an«iiiht the same IKUI .1 of this ordlnaiHi', tbe, cost of Hie avoiding foreign entanglements was *"'- Circus, Y. M. C. A. duced. Margaret LonerKan. 2W Morrlx on the first day of July. i;i3S, as roni- Mini' sluill be iisseMsed ,'iK-ilnsi the Tues.. May 2—Woman'H Alliance, The Lenten Passion Play, "The Ave., block 5,1, lot .1 . 146.2S pu.teil in the foreKoliiK IIKI. I«iK't)nr 1 City of Summit, on th« Lackawanna never-sounder than it is today. From "The Talk of the Town," .Severn! lots and trafls bordrriiiK thtTi - R.H., at "540 f««t abova tld* water with excerpts from "The New Yorker." Community Church. Upper Room," will he presented this Catlierlne A. Cramer, 400-402 with Interest i>n-said amount from th.' o» proiHirthined to the lineal fwM of u trains dally. Bua ronnactlona with evening at S.15 o'clock at the Lin- 84 4:: said first day of July to tiie date v< sidewalk in front of m»kl kits abuttlnr Newark, Ell«*b*th, Morrfatown and in the current "Readers Digest." Wed.. May 3—Junior High School Broad St., block 5^, lot 16 sale, and costs of .sale.,, • Hi said Improveinnnt. ke Hopatcong. City water from ln Sfho 1 auditorlun h Catherlni' A. Cramer, block 5.1, Sitld lands will be sold In fee to Section 6. The followlnx thattrr* if<» This comment is of interest to Musical proRram, Higli School audl-1S? ° » V the St. 1 •rtriiian wells. Electric light and gas,Letters From the friends of Win. D. Murphy of torium, 8.15. Teresa's Players of Summit. Ad- lot Id, Asfiesi". No. 241 112.9) such person as will -|iur.ch:isc the same hereby determined, Oerlarid. re. iti-U ktlde water sewerage; free, mall d«Uv- mission is free but a collection will subject to redemption at tbe lowest anil slated : ry; excellent polio* and flr» protec- Herald Readers this city because Joubert gave Mr. Wed., May 3—Jefferson P.-T. A. land Ave., block 57, lot !• . 602.44 rat*1 of interest, but in no case in ex- (a) Said purpoai" In not a current tion. Three banks; five Building and Murphy his first instruction in meeting, 8.15. be taken. Kst. of S.J. noDira, UeorKe St.. 4, lot 5 LM0.S2 there »Mall b« no other purchuner will I lion \|0 :J-;U lit 40.:I.3t» of said IMV. ttnd years later Mr. Murphy succeeded Mon., May 8—Annual meeting of L March 29, 1939. to Mr. Joubert's position. Board of Directors of Y. M. C. A. ing hostesses were Mrs. Rush F. iMinnie H . Kaltoute. Mountain be struck off and sold to the City of | arcorwjuj: to Ahe reaanha^h> life there- FRIDAY. MARCH SI. 1939 Newcomb and Mrs. H. K. Badger.! Ave.. block 77, lot 1 77.44 Summit, in fee, fiir redeniptlon at eight , ol' l« tiMUtlfil years. Editor SUMMIT HERALD:' Tue8., May 9—Executive Board Km. of M. (iarafano, Doremu.s per centum and the municipality Khali | (c.) TlNc^aupplenientiil deM statP- The Boy Scouts..will .hold a din-! Dear Sir—I have noticed, with PAIJI meeting of Town Improvement As- •St., block 77. lot 14 . 4.30 | jiMve the same remedies and rtjjhts. us I nicnt retiulred by. Ha Id Law has been INIVERSITY OP LIFE sociation, 66 Prospect street, 10 a. m. ner and entertainment. April 25th Uoll-Mnr Co., .152 .Mountain Ave., cither purchasers, including the ilphl I duly nifulc and filed in the office (if some concern, the introduction of On day the lauding cry went up; In the Lincoln School auditorium. .118.38 to bar «ir foreclose the rlKht of re.-.--thy-Clerk (if the Munlclpnlity, and *«u<'h Wed., May 10—College Club gar- A. C Oi (Siovannl. C8 Heeknian •The University of Life, which is a bill in tbe Legislature by Assem- •Behold the God-anointed! Meeting of the Board of Ad- demptloii. >...:.. -, • ^-fvitiitefnent HIIOWN that the KroxN d«"ht blyman Kerner, to place a Free- Messiah! loafer.of the raw; den party, home Mrs. K. Cade Wil- | Rd.. I'lovk 104, lot 21 4.10 The xale Ix made under the proyl- ' !V defined in xertion. 40:1-76 of the to open in Summit for a six weeks' Hall :o tb« Cod-anointed : juat'nient, scheduled for Monday] Fidelity I'nioti Trust Co., Beek- sion* of an Act of Legislature entitled. ] ItvviNrd Statute* Is Inc'rcnged by thin holder on the various county com- son, 3.15 p. m. inan Hd , block 105, tot 7 38. $.1 "An Act concerning unpaid laxe», as-j ordinance, ley |l,0S0.Ofl iind the period this Sunday evening, spon- We cast palm branches on his way; Wed., May 10—Annual meeting of •night, has been cancelled, there be-j missions such as the County Park We crown him"—but In w»ri«w, ing no applications for exceptions j KcRMmentH and other municipal charges lions authorized by thix Ordinance will sored by tour Summit churches, is The Christ ftood friendless,' and un- Jefferson Pi-T. A. 54.56 on real property and providing 'or thebe within all debt limitations prescrib- Board. to the zoning'ordinance pending. ' Kirhy Construction Co., High collection thereof by the creation and ed by said Law. designed to give to young people an crowned, ' . Fri., May 12—"The Night of Jan- enforcement of llenm thereon" (Revi- This would be not only unfor- D on the morrow. , The Sunday School board of the i St.! block ti'K, lot 1C 17.21 Section 7. The full faith and credit opportunity to develop a program uary 16th", by the Summit Little Methodist Church met- Tuesday j xinn of IMS) and •iniendinents thereto. of the municipality lire hereby pledged themselves to meet their, own needs tunate and entirely, unnecessary Theater Guild, High School, eve- 215.12 Revixed Statutes 1!I37. Title 54. to the punctual payment of the prin- Today triumphant, oh my' Christ, night at the "home of Miss Frances! (JTBrlen, 173 bat absolutely at variance with the TriutDphant and applauded. vim em Any of the aforesaid tract* or lots cipal nf and interest nf mid oWiita- through these programs and to ning. D. Wahl in Pleasant View avenue, may be redeemed by the payment to tlnnn. Said obligation* shall be direct, spirit of tbe Act Hotannah* ringing* with thy name'; Mon., May 15—Woman's Auxiliary demonstrate their ability to take a Tbe Holy One. tbe lauded— '.' The New Providence PlayerH will JMuck X«r« the UllderNlBinsl, the Receiver of Taxes, unlltnlteil obligation* Ol lhe municipal- The County Park Commissioners of Overlook Hospital, Y. W. C. A., liefore the .sale, ,,s_|i)!>.12 fiO-fif! ' Section J. Thin Ordinance shall take mendations by the citizens of the This In thf> past. E|ut now, oh Christ, Sat, May 20—Summit Garden fortable pair of shoes matter a thirty years old, aa published in county. If there is any doubt as When time's remotest. region* Hall for Us monthly meeting. great deal more,"—Jewell,, Kan., effect twenty days nfty the first puh- Echo thy name from iea to sea. Exchange of the T. I. A. at Public Mrs. John Krayer and daughter, PKMHMi OKIMNANCK liciitloti thereof after final passaKe an the.se columns and In Circulars to to their, character or business judg- Library, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Republican. provided by law.. • How stand thy raarohaJled l Miss Helen Krayer of Flushing, AN OIUHN'A.VCK AuthdrixitiK the tbe various, co-operating churches, ment it'is only necessary to look We would thai'no today alone. Xollro e, Mon.. May 22—Y. W. C. A. garden • L I., have corn-hided a visit to Mrs. Constjuctjon nffsi..l"Vur. K<«)t Cement The munLclpal bond- «nd ordinance ii particularly well prepared. The over the names of those who have The. CikChriat-marked d handds shall tea, home Mrs. Willard Klgglns, 3j j, Krayer.of Madison avenue. Sidewalk On- tli« .Vortliprly Side of publlHhed herewith wnfl Introduced at crocrownn tbee; Peter F, B. TOTTEN Morris Avenue from orchard Street a tiicctiriK of the Comnuin Council of leaders of the different groups are represented Union County and ad- l b Essex road, 3.15 p. m. «on. Ralph Dixon. has heen jacent counties during the years of The palm branch He along- the / A fo Middle Avenue In the City of Huin- the city of Summit, In the County of all gifted In their respective lines Lore's cohorts Kather round the*. Mon.. May 22—Annual luncheon | ^m to Mr ar)d Mra p,ancis Law- Painting and Decorating mlt.'.Kxoept In Flaeny thy name, and falter, . JN. l>. A. . them should find the sessions not the Freeholders, and all their ex- Imperial Wallpapers Bonds of th*« City, of Summit, and meeting of Raid Council to lie held in Because we would the world obey— Wed., May 24—Annual meeting I'rovldinK for the AsseKsinent of lhe the City Hull In wild City, oti April 4, only enjoyable but very helpful. It Uay treasure on ita altar; penditures, personnel aad records and tea, Junior High School P.-T. A. The big leaguleague baseball teams Tel. Summit 6-1570-W Ci.tj.'s Share of Cost and Kxpense l-93'.t, at 8 :M oVInek P. M. is to be hoped the registration for We would not dee thee any time Thereof on the Owner or Owners of are open to perusal, investigation HV>r*otten and in sorrow; Wed., June 7—D. A. R., home Mrs. fj j hed training down KRR'DBRICK C. KRNTZ, the course will be very large. and -questioning. are about n S New Providence, N. J. the Land in Front of Which Said 60-62 City Clerk. ' Uncrowned, unloved. «h loving Christ. Willard A. Kl*gln8.3 Essex road. 4 ' h for the 193jj, pennant, race. . This naturally- leads to the quesr On any sad tomorrow. h for the 193 OEO- KL.INULE. p. m tion: Why a Freeholder on the Mon., June 12-Meetlng Board of I J1 ^on>t 11"'il the TO H050B 8WES8OS denltial candidates will be in train- Board? Have our Freeholders so THOMPSON 1EHAIED Directors of Y. M. C. A. denltial c It is entirely fitting that the ing for the 1940 campaign. In fact, much leisure time that they can TO COX3IOX FLEAS COFKT Wed., June 14—Flag Day. many friends of Anton C. 8wenson, take more Ume to attend meetings Fri., June 23—Summit public there are signs that some of the chairman of the Township Commit- of the Park Commission, the Mos- Reappointment of Cosmty Judge schools close. boys are doing some nrelimtiiairy. tee of New Providence Township. quito Commission, the Shade Tree Lloyd Thompson to another five- warming up already. should be planning to honor him Commission and numerous joJhera ye«r«'efh|--ai-":an~"anluari^^ Advertising In the HERALD will 'with a testimonial drnner in the we might name? Is it necessary for $13,000 was confirmed Monday pay you dividend*. Mention the HERALD when buying. near future. A large, committee a Freeholder to attend these meet- nipht at Trenton by the- Benate in was formed at a meeting of his Ings to see that the public inter- executive session. Judge Thomp- ests are safeguarded? friends held in Berkeley Heights son was sworn in for him new term No—of course not. Thirls simply Tuesday. His salary is $13,000 and last Sunday, and there will un- i" *t% ',* another scheme or device to enter he gives full time to his Judicial doubtedly be an early announce- a wedge of political control into the duties and carries on no Inde- ment of the progress of the plans. Park Board. It has been tried one pendent legal practice. Mr. Swenson has been connected way or another time after time with the governing bodies of New ever since this commission came Advertise in this paper. Providence Township, Including the Town Committee, Board of Educa- tion, Board of Health, for a long period of years. He has also been a<'tlve in many political and civic HOW DOES HE organizations throughout the coun- ' praise from state and county Bomicd coaL V* cdl burn- authorities. -99.77% W tdo—br 10% V EUROPE ON THE MOTE »%. You flrtlhat much The seizure of C«echo-8Iovakia >y Germany has cftanged the entire I European picture. It has not only i BLACK 8TOBK haf FOR HEATING WATER! jK'ven the Reich greater pollticaP men hMl vniH "But dowt't it co*t * lot?" "nil economic authority In Central Mrope-providing «he gets away m$V. "B—r*ni, not And bnt of mil— I nm»t touch tobMptlw Shy W—tinghouf, or inn think about it!" , *«n it—but It has given an entirely bo«s« warn.)Usln? fliiferem view ol Hitler's announced Ifs true! Electric rate* are fewer than ever beforel And objectives on the dark and bloody HACK 8TO« hat eat women die country over have proved in their own hornet I continent. .•'• •'.' - •any pMpU'i coal Mils that a Wffltinehouae Electric Water Heater will give you all Even many 6f HlUert spbloglsts 10%tot0%.Tak«adTan- the hot water you want, whenever you want it—without »e now convinced Ukat he ^aa

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Mr. > • trU.,.,..» tb* Sninmit Trust Cbvpaay Mb. erty ia Uw aM^MrtV sideline o|! .'W. P. ft. cjffc**»**'rox in Oak. Hidge avenue, \U, 73 feet frwm Mr. and Mn», Jolui G«vr«e* to Mr. wd Mr». WlUJwft Hiri. property 3 15 p. m.-~PMIIto *tt*9 Girt n*wrv«. IOWIIBJ nt t. *T. C. A. •< Blow T^Lnwt *U-t Cluta* at T. W. t\ A,. hi Baker »Haut, J44.W teot fn*m «.W(i.M.-lhKl KJuie ulate. TowiwWp of New AM D»> R«iww»a» ««Je—T»inmtt»" Clufc. , i . > * " MU*. .%*•!!•» ... 10.0* it. in.—PUWlc Arf»Jm ComwIHK rop^lUw at T, W. C. A. j «liuR ui the V. W C. A, tln»a«)r A?rB J ' • ;;.;MI J,. ni.—Hamilton School Play (irmiii niot'tlns at llainiltoa The Weat *:ml Huildinn and Loan . School. • i Awsociation of Newark, to Philip :i 15 p. m.-—.lullflto Derriiotlf Olrl ru>K«ltv»ti n»«clliiK at Y. W. C*. A, ;i'srff'* s t:iu l> m —K«rtnightly Club Tt-a at thr V. W;-«f, A. Ricci, lhAY. KuIldtnR clowJ ifrinn I until II ii. IIU mH I Coddinston i« August, 1904, New Miiator SwnriM- Scrvlr*- HI I'roHiwri Hill jivenu«,, NiMJiuJored-''by Providence. ItiiHitM'HM iiiid l'r»fe«f«liiiial tiirfn <*hit> <.( th« Y. W. «.'. A. ajid : Brc«kfaHt at the Y. W. C. A. following. Advertise in this paper.

1'l.tH >KWH Mfiiil>rrs of (he Y. W. •', A. clubs art- Invited to \lti\i the Laser il»»^l» JRttttme Band" with Alice Faye, Dan Amedie and ami IIurrt-ll- orchid diuplay nu Sunday aftprnowi. All who wish to go Kujojr fre»ltcr. fiucr nml belter Itamred "bait-fc>" m««ted, W>«-€i«ii Opffm this % Power opens today at the IAIIC Theater foi three days. will meet at.the Y.- W. C. A. at 2.30. I; ami. at Uic Mtme (Imo .>«\e iiKinry on mr, co*c« Mil. Pegtai today te IUMW real fr flnviif niwl MilNfarlinh. A »it|> wiulncr*.' • - niless mother by running away Slaves" on l'r liie world to seek his! U'JIIunr \them all jobs -if. tfie Ju.«ipe will "WORID'S FAIR :.p:n-(ile ili.'-in. The jobs turn,out Jo ,m A double |(ir and ends up i-n iteai-sbyery witu : a WOUfl of youv.K coniii.inionK, .pro- he $jn k in a 'turueuline'camp OP' irc Tidlw the dmniaiic. basis of Hoy I'rifietl- hyi I he heartless stranger, B jaml I he linya find themselves vir- .-.Cast of 30 Singers, Dancers * read 1""-" V * gte*M,V in which Aniu> Shirley, A MitMMith cwke-itke MrKtMiv llMt addi a new Hot"'Daniel and .seven, well known'i'.iuaj prisonyrv and worse off tUaii and Comedians featuring , Irrat to ywtr lafel^. Try a luaf totfajr. juvenile actorB from the HtaRe are j before,. j A aeiisitional esea pe ' sta/ed by ta»t- . « ' "KIKFVJWBERTS Vidot SIS. i. Farmd«l« large IOIIR KiipporiliiK cast. Including Czeoho-Slovaktyit papers please Bill the progressively important please copy. part being played by women In Joan Davis. Charles-Parrcll. Jane 'Pur*, Rkh can aviation was regliHtted until,Dairyl Wyman and Kane Richmond, was V. Zaitii't'k conceived the Idea of ehuacit . Evap.Milk 5 prcduriii-K "Tail Spin." a' smashinj 4SGO Self-Risineg V>:" i'm '•' #v melodrama of women who fly Iiicluded ou the program Is af dare Up to 35% om Ptetutm very intereutins news rfc«l showing "Evrybody'B Talking" "Tarzaa of the Plafiw." claimed to Pancake Flour and Get Larger Prints be 4hc (,'realesl uian-kuut Sin his- 20 Ib tory; also the lucky Macaroni or Spaghetti - **-$Kty winners. Kraft VELVEETA *'4-n, ,.kK |5c GE VA1RT NONE SUCH Minco Meat ^« lOc ROBERTS FEATUBED ON HTAOE AT PALACE r—••§,—, JFLAJKORN Muffin Mi* ^ 13c ;"" 20C Eleanor Powell FILM Exposures ^ -^* StarrliiR the famed Marion "Klki"| JmoliveSoap cake 5c k ^y»w—GuanuttflM "HONOLULU" Roberts, the former wife of "Legs"] r 11 i IVipular Cameras Burns & Allen Diamtond and a front pag« cetebrity i OCTAGON Soap Flakes '" ^ *** 19c for a lo iwi fl|m iirlce — tare on_dev«4u|riiiK Ii9a0)s offer!tig whLch ha», BCI-ved, iiBT" WS"TI "fottripg vobicle through-' pf JFwdljJ^;J$*ffJBfej& fool«d when y DIP •** lOc price. ^ out Uio entke country, Among send your ? VMteli to Nf«w Maplecrest Laundry! the otbier Textured artiflts In Large Assortments of Quality MEATS at Low Prices "World's Fair Scandal". wl]i \he 10 Shirts Han^Finished 2Sc found Bert Marks, the nqied come-1 dlan of many Broadway 8Uccej»S^8; | /All Flatwi|rk ironed A4 Jean Dover and his Broadway V Apparel Dried & Folded «|I1. Chuck Roast Flashes: Vita ajul^jPIrt,. [k. 1 Prim* Uonae1 dance team; Me,Wr*t iTIONAL POUND ONLY FIVE. S Com pa iiy, a EutODcan; skati ng , Steer ,:- *-*. elty: lltenry Cirr und ,W(J « Beef band and olh,er« ju, tW troupe of thirty accqmaUshed, »jiig«fs, $mc- ers and coniedlaia. '.'. -. . " — PLUS — Lamb t > . First Chapter of Advarttac in Ahht papef .-4f Lamb Roasi I. "The Lone f Rides ,< < w *• Boneless Beef Pot Roast * • • • jl •--.-• j Prim. SUer CfcucltS**#k • 23c .I Saiiw Mwl The business of the Summit Avenue Garage Bacon Square. ' » !7c|CoS|?Ckolto Sliced Dried Beef ^ 15c 11 Cooked Port Uit. has been removed to/White's Service Station,

JHTR GANG COMEDY y--.fi- ••>••<••. 84 Summit Avenue, v * wit,1: ^ assures you ot Shad still befier Service in general automobile repairing on Sprittg^Speeiah in treih HdllTSand Y\ any make of car, by expert'mechanics. Stpp in and see Its for all motor ills! : CARS PltfePAWED FOR rg LeUuce %L ''"- ^$ and PAPERHANGING '•* .*" ON A WEAVER BRAKES ADJUSTED MOTOR TUNED t Prices SAFETY LANE Crisp Spinach ^ 2 9 «zo ijoom, 12x12, ; VALVES GRQUNC ..' WASHING - POLISH I Nraiitie$ ^ 25 84 SUMMIT AVE. 'Phone 6-3249 Meat, Bullet, BtWMiA Produce Jhftaw «*w?tUe to Sat. to l

X f.9 ', •w. d«4«. tbe Cluirck of ihe little B. H, Alk#««* «ltd Mrs. wilt to Mrs Flow»r. ! Expected HUM Winlle- and "Klagu in aia, L*«lsJaU«« aetkm is expected of were presented yesterday afteruoun Monday night on several important Sbwt Hiflk *m& evening In toe Regional High Girt Scouts Union County political appoint- inrlwle Mi*. Jam«« School before U.e High P.-T. A. in Mi•*. It peraona from 8pri4KBfi«ld. "Rip van Winkle group of Freeholder Richard J. Harrigm» tin- Women'* StU- Crivatjr, plaaalng presented at 2 p. m. in the audtior ot iu« Piesbyter- !»• Orr is In ittn la conjunction wilh the Fed- Today our meeting was held at ^ Plaiirfieid. who baa ser*W thef the Calvary Church. hoard nearly 18 years, is f or _. ... *M«lM ««Miag eral Theater lirojett of the W.P.A., The meeting oftetted with the Antham, followed by a dia-jWrd of Tax Appeals to succeed Roast Leg of the •tt«tr. WorkiM on the coiistru^ed. "KinK« in Nomania • ,__„«__ __au _ <»f Chiii':ta or lutld am for lh« re-Jthe )a*e George C (Wntun of HilP ttunoiittee ToirtwUp Clerk WM presented at 8.15 p.ni . through i2J.°iT the fc 11. that thin <*hilrrli. 1 1 In Scout year. It «M« f the uneipiied tenn.to HMlvi • ELJ/B\ like cnverai;;. 1,-ft in ylzic. Sp William C. Ruaeo, Nelson the same ageacy. i™?.' " ", °5 * wr WlK•«-;a. Itizto, Company quickly extinguished STEPHENSON will Imvt K»l(l plated mter open riM^tivi; pan, InscTt a inrat ; Tuwaini I'liii:." is tU*'. Hi'I ter inn bring 'eni to the U«l Berkeley A C. will hold a dancejB"»8» fire .Wednesday eveningi at I attorney, is iiirwidcrcU a aurej tliriHioimicr •»>•. that the bnlb __ 28th, at Club ftJO • in Mountain avenue and; j ["choice a» lfj?al aid to the state ta*| 3f tiie liinVhe. I'nt the r->»«. o'clotk. at the Watchuug Hills Club; mt'inber of theli-sal staff ot uncovered, into a slow o»cn (J00" sty Bees Ftmr-H Club, under House; wai» attended by many. lie Service Corp. K.) and rook utitil rfoifc' When the • tin1 mi|ie)'vWon of Mrs. Horace Sulphur SpriiijKH Pinochle Confirmation is also expected of' BUY LAMB NOW! meat llterinnmetcr"'rrsjistr'rj' 175* Fiazee. mot Tuesday afternoon lii will' meet tonight at S oVKn-k af | I1'., the l.unli will lie' medium done; District Court Judge Frank K. 1 Sears Garden Needs •Columbia' School; F1r« Fly iYmr-fl the Sulphur 'Springs Taveiu. i - - ..-,„,«, „, r, ii-.a five-year I ' Vi'U ^fullow meat' prices,- ^vc When it registers ISO" F., it wtH be' cluli, under the supervision, of Miss Mrs. Xavier, V. Mastengon aiid' *a8 h*'u OM TharBday. March 23rd.! nu' at $5.ii I clon'i nce«| to tell y«ii that the well done. Alt.ivv tlu'rtv to thirty- te Josephine DelDuca. met Wednea- five minutes per pound fi»r roasting [liy afternoon In the school. Clov- a leu of lamb well (Unic. • • ,; LAWN ROLLER CRASS SEED er'Leaf Four-»H Club, under the su- Roast Leg of Lamb—Barbccao ion of Miss Elizabeth Ac- • . ' • Sauce met yesterday afternoon Lit Leg of Iamb 25' the school. 1 tncdiiini -onion, cli 4 Dog Warden Carl Carpenter will 'Scout cookies.—.Nina Villaume, We arc passing tl#cir 2 tablespoons butter l,o at the Municipal Building this i scribe. P.T. A. Notes ;t»n to youexacjly as we received 2 tablespoons .broun sm;ar 5lbs. Short Hills j them. If you keep •these five points from ti.30 to 9 p. m. 'to is- •4'- tablespcions lenioii juice ('ontaius Troop 9 llraytoa Hrhtxil t j int mind when, coolciug la nib you're sue dog-. licenses. Peisons who 1 small bottle catsup • . . Keniiieky V held their »ure to net excellent results. have received summonses will aN Mrs. Albert II. Mafckwald ,yf meeting at; Braytim I'.-T . A. will hold its . 1 tablespOf'ui.-AVorstershire stance ltlue and appear at this time, Montview terrace returned TiiM oln .Sflinol on March 20th. Wei April meeting in the aijtlitoriuin on (1) A lc« of lanab will cook more Vi teaspoon mu«tnrd 1 Ue«l Top. Almost SO persons attended the from, a week-end at Ulefi Coe, Mil.. I worked 011111 the cooking tKidgej Some | Monday, April :!rd, at 3 p. in.. The quickly and t<-q> ^ts shape better if Vi cup water ' wilh .Minitll I'first luncheon held Wednesday af- where she was the guesi'of Mis,s Kills .^aye a 'dramatization of thejsubjebt "Health J'roldenis of School [he fell, that thin, paper-like cover- \'i cup. cliopped celery. L n ;i 111011*111 Of «• ^ _ ..^ _ . • 'aAl^d dV 1> * w» ** ' '. • ft'^m ..*« •*». *h* _A ^*— m ^m ~ A __^ . . t \. . w ~ . . • * H'lnoon at the home of Mrs. Xavier Mary McCoJIough. "Star Spanieled Banner." — i and Home" will be dismissed by IJr. ing. >'s npt rcxiiovwd before cooking. • Roast lcK_flLJ.anib_aA, de5crit>r«l rye gi-iins. V, MasterHon. Sprluufield avenue, Mrs; Henry1 A.'Prince of CrescenJ': llussa, fk-ribe. Evelyn Holt, assisted by Dr. Ack-j (2) Allow ten to fifteen minutes above. Brown onion in b.uttrr, a>M for the benefit of the Columbia place lias rettrvned from Stmflfor/l, -eruian and MisM s Nora Way. wlil!o ]IOHK«l T . r»er pound for roastinj? othcir ingredients and simmer fr.r thirty, minute*. Serve with roast School P.-T. A. Mr«. William 'ttwtp. M ••-...•'• % j will be aiblc to ansvvi'i: (iiif.^tioti.s of boned ctits than, those with the le Conn., where sh(? h.'is been life lainli. ;.' .. VKiORO I^RUNINO FERRY ('atnplibll. president of the P.-Tgues. t of her .daughter, Mrs. • Krrard'i .Troop II .met in :tlie ftdison' imports nee on varLnii-s phases, of.bonei in.-., . . • .^ • .'* • Culhion Shoulder—Mint A, mid Mr,s. Masterson- were - In D.'Mattlessen. High' School /on Monday I 'lie pi:oliU-in. . 1; |_ (.1) Sowr cream'.-gives a zrstfol MAMRXM) SEEDS Mi4l (|1 7th l-aniJ/.Shoulder StiEAft charse of the arrangements and Mr. and MrH, William h>atli«T of ' - - A tea in planned for new mothers ''flavor to laml> gravy, in Brayton .Sihool .and Hie sixth I (4) \. b aad h>w peas 2 enps • |»re"ad' Vriirnbs .reservations. Taylor roatl have 'returned troni, >V" 'M'fiivd 'tin' mculiirg with 3m 2 tahlespoous chopped bniotl Our kady ot Mount Carmel So- Bclmont Manor. Mcrmiula. • vvJici o :.J|('.'Sl'Hl"'°1'' formation: |grade mothers' who will be. Biad-U-' j,i.fVreil * perfect combination;''also ated into .Itinior School with >Vt cu|> chopped celery . ciety will sponsor a movie program they spent a fortnight. . ! Dues were collected and the at- try servinjj latiiU with KTCCII beans, ' 2 talitcspoons butter "iIlls"evening, at 8 o'clock at the Mt. Dr. aiul MIH. George Dri'licr of j taken. their children. All these are invited ;.spinach, cauliflower, brtuscis M cup ^hopped freisb mint fravrs Carmel Hall, j, Hohart flap road have -returned: Soine' of the »ciMits sliowcd. the to come itt 2.:tt» and cujoy a social Lsproiits; •«•*• broccoli. salt and'pepper • ••• New Providence-Township .Com- from a fprtuight spent.'at Bail Cal- "1!0|)'.' lea from newfipapei^ and ! hour -before the meeiing. !.. (5) Fruits Mich ay.pears, pinc- - Have a square-cut lamb sli«>til«irr' mittee- w'tll' meet Wednesday "eve- lie and Vero Beach, Kla. jimi-sazi aliout sir! scouting. •?|)|>l(" and pc'acbcs arc a treat when boned and sewed on Qne>ide»t Ibe JllMiK KOKKKT HI RI'HY TO ning in the Municipal RulldliiR. ' Two the- girls .showell the ' browned ia the pan with roast market, leaving one side ofrtn for a SPEAK AT MACOI-V P.-T. A./Iamb. Library Association of the Free place stuffing. Cook chopped ouum" an<[ This was celery in butter until tender, then Acres Association will hold an mil (I a. where sheplniiH to spend a 555 das-! re»|iiirements. , Members of the Lincoln P.-T. Slianks With Vegetables .i(|d bread . crumbs and finefy fprge.d tool •open house" meeting today at S fortnight. Morsi* *|• iuIiI >'! \\ nli^ p. in. in thh e FranFk k StevenS * HallHll, We eiosed i»'>r muctinK with are to hear Juidge Murphy spca ' 4-6 land> .shanks clu»p|Kvl mint leaves and season hlnile. Por 11 f Mi ; il with salt and pepper. Moisten with, rlliijro of flower* HI ,. ^lv ^"'l!'-:™ •! . - "! ;Ko,,«i night Jean at a meeting in the school auditor- Mr PhiM W mith r 2 lableriiHions lard "coi^iSty A«»datlon Held * "- ." - * " ^^-^, sc"ri ium on Monday, April I!rd, at 1 IcMlUBl . . meat broth or hot water. Fill cav- Odorless. Sturdy et^ s|iriiig; vt'Ri't alilos. ~~ imrty Wednesday evening at tu", b recovering-froing m an vperntmii for | o'clock. He will talk on the Police ity in lamb shoulder with this staff- 6 polafi.ors, ineAiuai-sized ing and sew rtr skewer the e«fj;rs Wiitchiiug Hills Club House. appendicitiH at "the,Orauw Me-| and Judiciary System of Summit. 6 carrots, llirl lard. Sprinkle with until clone. Allow forty to forty- BAMBOO HAND SPADINd Doris lloiniiinn, daughter of Mr, Mr., and- Mrs. I^awrt'iicc Terry of! f\ic was called to order Lincoln School parents will have f juice of one lemon, season with five niiniites per pound for roasting ami Mrs. Harry noiniann. ofV&lr- Mid(IIo««x, Mass.. who have be*Mi at 7.30 (,y Pete Hoi lad. John the pleasure of incetiut; Mi.ss Qiiigg, a bouctl Iamb shoulder. RAKE TOOLS FORK Hkilng in Vennont, iire the RiiestBJ |>i,,,| ,, took new. neting-principal of the school salt ami pepper, and cover with vit'w avenue, Is ill of the crip, • t charge of the scout water, ("over tightly and .simmer Note Hoy Scout Troop 108 held ft*reg -of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Terry at!(>5,iit aml'fiiiR Kaluu*. There was a during Mia,s ilowaid's ajiscnt-e. She wil1 l(t> for one hour, then add whole po- Meat roasted at a-lower tempera- ular weekly meeting last night in their homo iit Ferucliff turrafe. ||tw ; parsing hike taken Saturday introduced by Mrs. Hiatt. tatijes, carrots, and onions. Cook Kd Jackson. Waller Paul, Jo-1 president of the P.-T. A After the' ture has less shrinkage .inrl is nime Columbia School. M-r: ami Mrs. Thomas II.' Lyons, by until 'vegetable's .are tender and theto Miami.. ! was also started. The meeting wa* lamb shanks and vegetables on a economical to roast nif.it l.>ngrr at Mffl.. Mr. ami Mrs. J. Stewart Baker j1""' turned over to. a knot.tying w uttii Vance I^iiudcrdalo son of Mr '' *-'ek- We had the closing ex- resist lnj?:_ Edward Clarke & Son 0 1 UHI by T v and Mrs. Vance l.aud'er'dalp of FW! "''"" ^ " KurKuc and the cnaifSj flniitli. .•si drlvt'. has'returned, to th.- LV.>l-ln»celinB wa» adjourned at ».—Paul TILE field School in lh>erfi<;ld. Mass.. .-iT-1K1>'nl1* S*'1'"^- tor his spring vacation. Iti.-liard i»»-TIT"^riMMlM~lT*l'ri>li HV'DRATED LIME 10 lbs. 25c 50 lbs. 75c CONTRACTOR Htimery. HOII nf Mr. and Mrs. ){:ilph ' fcl11 *" «««* IW»« It. ftiiinory of Barberry lane, and A seventh panel of January term (iARDEN BIRD FULTON 1>l. Sunin.lt fl.NI7fl BummiU H. J. Lawrence Lewis, son Of Mr. and . • , . , Mrs. George l^wis .)f llobari av.>- IH>llt Jurors, fop service in county SPAUE BAM RAKE 1 1 A ril 3rd u> Ntb waH draw linevacatio, arne aotf homKenet durinSchoolg , il.Connc .spring. '""Ibis '"'weePk before Jmlg- e Lloy"d Dr. SidneidiK y Qiurrier i»r Harifurd. .TIM.IIIPMMI l»y;Uwdcr Sheriff.s A. E SALVE Conn., and his biotlier. Fitxliugh Ayirs /IIKI William Dtiroch and rellf*M Quarter of Fe.neliff lerrac.-, will Jur•lllryv f'oniuiissionet'on.nii.ssioner William A. relnrn shortly from ncrniuda. Hoiird* n. The list includes: COLDS Summit— Harry A. LuHU-ra, 35 666 |irlr« j ('banning and David Howe, sou.-* J MM . Tiihkls «rMr. and Mrs. fe.eival S. Howe of U«wm avenue, and.Pony Y. James. ' '5 10c & 25c Western drive, are at home during u W«'«"»II avenue, 4 their vacation from Groton. | Now I'mvuleme Uorougli - 98c i - The Tri.amiri«r'H Trophies weiv-A»»» Bradley, .Springfield avenuo. "\f Itandle in jxilisli Hani hurtil IHIIIITV. strol licml V ExMW-Aeld cauMa w-ou ri'| The HERALD weiromo all Items K Pharmacy. the 'Mrnament wero Mr. iuid Mrs..«f interest coiuerniug you and Stoddnrd Stevens, .Mr. and Mrs.I your neighhoru.

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SUMS. Oflbsrt. Margaret Doas- Ctork. will be »or«. Daafel KreSser. Donald Mae*! *«*M H • •*«•• ooaeert next 8un- paAiels, ttuaten Qies, WttUaav he * Le»ten pfesjnwi durtag the iif »*fht to the Oakss Memorial Crane, Hoy Thomas. Philip flhafst. aftsneoa. Cft«TCh at I O'cVock. This well Church **ool at t: C tiilii •f U(e with food convenient for me" services, i to 1« p. m. Otd The Easter Sunday services w« be o'clock in the Parish House under Winer. fMhjOS (.Proverbs M:S). gospel altar Wednesday—In the Parish House Stern the leadership of Miss Ruth Dear" iaroettoa ""*".. liatoihetaibecharcfa* , AadBf the cHattont which con- services. Rer. AJtr»4 DsnstM will born and Mr. and Mrs. John^Boyce atSp.m.; leader Alan A. Pott. eowndl. win prise the lesson-eermon toto ththe tol-fpl be la charge, asstoted hy th« faabor. Smith. Their programs are varied, Thursday, S p. in.—In the Church The attorn **~r~ • j Her. Randolph. dash, coasist iQWing from the Bible: "The Lord "Messiah'i Itelsn" will fce the ser- and interesting- • They.will meet!Auditorium, Commemoration of the treasurer, Xstherlse Johason kler. lageborg 4- is my light aad my salvation; Oa Good firiday, fr«pi IX to t moa topic by Dr. Rockwell 8. this Sunday at h p. m. Lord's Supper and reception, of Hbijr „-!.._„ • Stewart whom shall I fear? the Lord is the p. *nu the aertfea «f the "farce Thl» service will bet Iwiln lcharg serv*e aosf boosofficerse .ar*si«s»eBtB, _. _ ThJLe KSTSf % Hots, Caryl Key, Brsak, minister at -the Central The Crusaders" will be meeting j members. Rid* O»! Rid. Scott Uaselotta M. strength of my life; of whom shall Hoars' OeTotkW will hk. ebserred. Presbyterian Chureh at the morn-1 at the Parish House at (.30 p. mm..i conducted by pr. Rockwell On Tuesday, at 11.10 ». wt» the and ia the eveaiag fnaff t« M. the Solo „.. Marie J. Steamier, i be efraidr (Psalms 27:). lag service at 11 o'clock. .There for fellowship and for the study of Brack. Women's SodetlM will befin their The lesson-sermon also includes special Holy Week s»rHlls will he first business session of the sew Rodtojr Johnaon in. Jr., and Carl F. will be Palm Sunday music by both the Books of Acts. Friday, 8 p. m., In the Parish Pbrever With tte Lord the following passage from the closed with the the Intermediate and Senior Choirs The Young People's League House; leader John D. Morgan. church year. -Year book* outlining .JLAUI* Bttach Christian 8eleoce textbook, "Sci- Feast. during this service. meeting at 7 p. m. will be favored Tbere will be special musical the meetings and work of the next The Palms. L» L. Coase,^ttsnist and twelve jnoWlw vUi be dtoulbuted Roland r. r. W. 8. Hinman, ence and Health* with Key to the At the evening service beginning. bj; j Princeton Deputation from Bumbjgrj_^_^,._L _j»Jc_tteft_J&wter=^_l==^_ Easter_ ^Sunday Services both morning and evening liinjcheoi- will be served by Mrs. ;or. . • • '••. . • • • *My at 7.45 o'clock, with an Organ Re- Princeton" Seminary, fhess will pt^xli pomiilu The divine demand, "Be ye there- cital "by the organist, Nellie Gor- share In directing the singing, furr assisted by • guest harpist ad spec- Alex Wilson's Circle. Devotions 7 EaiBMaal Caareh Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the home school will meet as usual at 9.45 Sunday, April 2nd, is Palm MH and Mrs. T. W. Hawes. a. m. The regular monthly Swedish day. A Corporate Communion service will be held Sunday after- be held for the mob And boys of ' Fesataln Baptist Chsrch noon at .1.30. The pastor will preach. parish at S a. m! ia the church. Services on Sunday at Fountain These services are held the first Breakfast will be served in Baptist Church will be as follows; Sunday afternoon^of each month. parutrtooue after the service. morning etrvice atll," with ju'nioi* The Dorcas Society will meet this rector will preach at the 11 o'clock choir'singing. Sunday School at 8 Friday afternoon >n the church service, and the ehoU* wW sing 'tv,n».; B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. fli, eve- vestry at 2.30. The Board of anthem. ••On The War *o Jerti- Bittg servjee at 8 with the senior Trustees will meet this Friday eve- salem." by Mannder. The rector choir singing, Prayer meeting every ning at 8 o'clock in the Sunday will have Confirmation Class Wednesday evening.. Rev. J. R. School rooms. „ p. in. At I p. m, the choir VhMifpson .of Orange will occupy Holy Week will be observed #ijh render Mauader's Cantata, "Olivet the pulpit, two'special mid-week Bervicea. The j to Calvary." The Young People's fbantain Baptist choir will par- service on Wednesday evening at > fellowship will not meet again 8 o'clock will be In the form of a {"'April lftfa. JteM Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Lenten concert and service of song Today. Lkany will be said the High School in Madison, with by the Senior Choir. There will o'clock. The Woman's Auxiliary a\an Hhr th» lonftgomery.7 rector of St. part. Members of the Foun- pastor. The second service will be held on Gpod Friday evening at 8 Church. Morristqsrn. will speak CaMt Baptist choir are: sopranos, the last Lenten luncheon Mrs. Nancy Wiggins, Mrs. Suvan- o'clock and will he of special sig- nificance, with the pastor preaching o'clock. Mrs. William 8. Gaylord, Sklnner, Mrs. Bessie ftdwards, will be the hostess for the United Maggie Holder, Mrs. Pearl and a full choir contributing toward the musical portion of the service. Thanh: Offering. The Curatagham. Mrs. Eugenie Charts, School will have a cake and goody Hr*. Nanny Jones; altos. Miss Wallace Chapel AJLC Zlm Ckarrt sale in the psrtob house from Oeorgle Carroll, Mrs. Charles Bur- noon to 2 p. m. Members of the Beyf Mrs. p«U« Haskins, Miss Win- Holy week services at Wallace Church School are urged to come si* Jopes; tenors, Max Charleston Chapel beginning Sunday/April and bring donations to this aale. Clarence Hood, tforman Thatch; 2nd, as follows: At 11 a. m.. the Monday before Bsster. Holy Com- •arttoaes, Ltroy Motts; bass. Sam- pastor, Rev. Florence Randolph will munion will be celebrated preach on "Rejoice Briefly, O m. St. Mary's Chapter will meet. Tuesday before Raster, Holy Communion will be celebrated in FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Church -. A branch of TH» MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH of meet st 5 o'clock, the last of a * . CHRIST, SCIENTrST, In Bortoef, Han. -^ series of services will be held in &«nday service 11 A. M. Wednesday Meeting l.lg P. M. the church with music by the Girls' Sunday School 9.30 A. M. Junior Lenten Choir and an ad- Beading Room U Maple St, Open weekdays 1.10 to 4.50 P. ML dress by the rector on the Lord's Prayer. ' There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion oa Wednesday before Easter at 10 a. an. At S p. m., the choir will sing the cantata, "The _Siven Lost Words," by Dubois. Central Presbyterian Church Maundy "Thursday, there will be two celebrations of the Holy Com- Dr. Rockwell S. Brank, Minister munion, one at 7.1» a. m. and an- Rev. Ralph B. Nesbitt, Assistant Minitter other at 10 a. m. The rector will conduct the Jast of his Study Groups st iOJf a. sm, In the parish boose. Hla subject will be "The Jl l*4r-Dr. Keekwell 8. Brank will hsv« far kls »erm«a teyir, Immortality of the Son!," QB Oood -fttdsr. there wUI be a service st » a. m. The rector will tilt P.Mr-Orfaa recital by the orpsalst, Nollie CJordea Bla*k«. conduct the Three-Hoar Service, JIM ehelr wtn render Halaer's from 12 to S p. m. tbe evening serv- ice will be s I p. m. with an ad- ilrtits by lha rector. STRANGERS WELCOME Morning prayer will he said at 10 a. m. on Bsster Cvett. In the af- ternoon, there will be baptisms by appointment. Invitations «nd tickets have been issued for the 10th annual deseert HH)ttf wide the portals of your heart; bridge to be held on Aidkjr, Apr! Ms)u it • tempH. set apart 14th, at 1M o'clock. In the parish rrom earthly uie for Heaven's employ, bonse. If for any reason yon have not received a ticket, please notify Adorned with prayer and love and Joy." Mrs. Arthur.P. CaUwsJI, Jr., S9 PALM SUNDAY Oakley arenae. Opva^r Church malnuins a caaap at Besrt Haven, which to Basel-lie* far Qoe month The Methodist Episcopal Church each summer by #• choirmaster OF SUMMIT ; "",• for tb« as* of members «r th< choir. The girls art tl_Br«.far two «seks, Henry L. Lambdin, Minister and the boys for two weeks. The proceeds from this bridge pay the SHOWROOM 1} «.nt. Worship. Sermon by Dr. Lambdin: expenles inearred each year at this camp.. •• .' , . '•••' • JEgUS, REVEALER AND HEALER OF OUR SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS. OafcM MemeHal lethsslbt Chaw* "The Kingliness of Jf«W_»- Is the 6 p. £ Univemty of Life. subject of the P^ttt Soltdsy morn- ing at 11 o'do^b 8pe«isl music 1 be^nradered -_nr the church mmm.MilMjuL

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