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FIFTY-FIRST YEAR, MO. SUMMIT, N. j , FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6, 1939 $3 50 PER YEAR

VO'I hKV LAST t if AM K I Music at Book Sale Local Activity in Council Sets October 25th As Date For i Register Now for ' | 10 RN,iSHR $49,830 Is the Goal for the Adult Education lUj;.-->l>r H'-tt so as iu lit able ! For Fellowship Fund Campaign Fire Prevention Public Hearing On Housing Authority Plans to line n ii,v ut-iu iai ele.i'tiou en .NinciiibfT 7iu is the warning J j An Adjustment Campaign siiiii,(it-(l ny City Ciei'k Kie.(U-fick TIH '. xtMu ii vv board of i he Sum an.iill .-iiiiimm ti;tiici(:.- i Committee Anxious to { WMl, ,)ii!>in- Si Detailed Presentation oi Plans io Be Published—Peti- <'. Keictz. to lliD.-.e uhgitjk'. voters llii! Biuiuh of the A. A. I . W at f'-l > aiij 1 The goal of I tie fiiiied L'aniiiaUii lias been .set fur this tu;l at V\!H» '.''ti, 't'tiis is a smailir dirunun uian the- iu-st ciiiiipai^i; *iH tion Favors Proposal—New I ire Department Rules Have Large Advanced (uie In lire are I'air.viiig mil «n in ti icd. Tiit- jierind of I <-'gi»tia- was uskfcU by Mr», Russell T, Keiby, ; lliis one ia Iu < over e.\|>enst.-ri of the seven Agencies for uiiiy nine 1 ! tensive campaign in i.bsei VdHce u Registration Before Hull Will cklKt- Ot) OcHltlKf 111. Oil chuiruiuii of the FtilriWhhip Cuin-, •—Refuse Apartment Permit in Residential Zone inouihs iiiMtciid i»f twelve as In nil |irwt:ding canu>ait;iis. ! National Hi •• Prevention Wet-i Oi li.ticr ti, !l and U) the. office niitlee, to consider me bust niuans j When it was decided to havtj a fall instead of a winter ••am- 'which wiil open Sunday by piorla Classes Open Tuesday , d! I he city I'lerk ul City Hall of raismg Uie contribution of the; i AIIi r 11 11 s^iiiii lor a i -n e ft illi members of the Summit 1 ! puign U serUiMd wise to the Ceiitrai Coniniittee to fhanse aisu tiif | illation of the Governor of the Siai uill b»- (ipen evenings truin 7 Summit ('olietie Club to tin: A A. I . '• Hiiu.Miig Am lii.ri; v. (minium il 0:, Tuesday luL'ht aauouneeci that fim-al year whicli has alwa>s lieen Aiiril 1st to March :ilst, to u |and by President Roosevelt. until !t. Ki'tiular hours, except \V. Fellowship Fund. Fiii' the past | Wednesday hit: til Oi loher ;ii. I'I lot Ii in ilie iiitMi .SCIKXII auiliiuriuUi Register at High School! calendar year. As the last campaign wus to cuvtr the expt-nsos I The Summit Fire .Department, th Saturday, are fioin !l a. in. iiiit.i] -two years money for tins purpose' would he l he I iili" aiul J)Ue v the puiilji' heisiii-ti wouui be conduct- of the AgenciuM until March Slst. 1S»4U, whal is being uski-d at this 'pti-hlic, private and parochial; 1 fi [i. in. On Saturday, tin- ' itv has been raised by means ol u movie , ed pel "lailii'lj <>> I he i •!; 111 -; iii' Ilie asiitiionly for Uie t«u housing iiioje-.tB, While rejiisiriitiuii fur Adult Ivl-' tinit: is fur Hie cvptMises Iruai April 1st in Uticuiiila-r :-}lsl, 1'J40 It ^schools, the Summit Hoard of l;n- ch-rk'.s office clones Itt IU noon. benefit tindtii' the auspices of the one to he in Kas< .Summit ami ilaoilie- r in Nonh Suinmil. i Uiei writers anil Tile Mayors Coinmii- j j Recent (iraduule (iroup. The sug-•', will cost as much to run tlu- Agi. iK-if.s the full year as before, lull M> I t-t( ii I'S I Ol' ''(JiliiliOH CoUjuil; the expenses, for the first iliri-e months of l'J-11 will coinu into i lee on Safely are cii-dpeiating in t.ht; rale wl;icii lias bei-n normal lor; "•gestion lias been nia.de repeatedly, 0< TOlii It l'\ Til ,11 HY PANKI, j TliF Sl'MMlT H KHALI > in iln isHUte jlhe educational work designed to other .veins, Hie commit let- in j however, thai, some purl of the. lu-xt year's cuinpulfiu inslcaU of tins. jarouse residents of tlie city against of fur.-.lay, Oi tuber Jdih. wjii fea-- (•hiirtie is si ili hopeful that :i milch j proceeds of the annual College Club [ All Hit; Atrcnci'e.i have Had to eiii their cxpeiiscs this year on On the first ii»- *l 1 I 1131 vUtiden of sponsoring two benefits in' and not an easy tliinj? to do. It is therefure hoped that the giving will ieiits in search lor the every-day CoinniiHsiojier William A. Hounion will he a compendium of all tlie nestinii and loss of class-room lime one year. On the other hand, the' leaustis of fire. . «• p | splendid work done by the Scholar-| be so {•eliertiUM this fall that all of thi-in may not only receive the jari' these names: Summit Donald questions that have been directed to I which otherwise is inevitable. Keg- j | ustructum pyrncularly in Pie! ,. . « ,, ,.,,,,.,, b i,. ard. I uinouut asked, l)tit also, enough In m»ki up for whal they have Ma kay 4 K nt 0U V Council and the Housing Authority ' f istrat ions may still lie sent, in" hy j. J. IMCUregOr j ship Committee in giving needed f 1- i had to sacrifice in this year'M operations. The finance committee [schools, will be given (luring .next! ^ew j>,H,vi lence IioriuiL>li Sidiu IUUR: U a lu ! week in, precautionary measures • jj '.^ ]{usk l'tl Ion the proposed projects am / mail la Lynn ('. Dundoli, executive Trust Offirpr ' * l iu H palgn Into then- homes, oc-u j, ! with the previous tin; detailed program for the. 24th. 1 taught by Mins Kutherine Ilosiner, announcement just, miule. does not immediately grasp the fact roml); mi will be ready for publication in the until thin year a teacher of French iCrne.st I'. Patten was appointed that In endowing the research of With You" at H.S. Scouting Honor ins.slng on a fhorotigh n.spec ton! „„„„„ |s uoU,(, ,„ ,„,, n! „., (){ II KHALI) for October 10th. n the Summit High School, and t!!..!:Le'l""'(;uI "PPIllllu"-ea au(l «lher! Thomas 11. HOKUn In charge of the vice-president and Win. linker was the scientist it may he adding im- hazards. There was received and placed low head of the French Depart- appointed assistant trust, officer. measurably to the sum of human (!uise''and Disguise,, Summit High The Kagle Hank, tho highest The National observance comes Summit office of the New Jersey ment iiitDernardsville High School. i Statfi Employment Service, located on file without any action or com- Ijiiwreuce .1. Maeiire.Kor was desig- knowledge-, perhaps making it pos- j School's Dramatics Club, will open award of Scouting, has been award- at a time—on the anniversary of ni(11) a Miss IIoHiiier Is giving her course a nated trust officer, in addition to Hible for a second Marie Curie to , its season with the well known and at Springfield and Woodland ave-1 t Petition carrying the signa- ed to William Buoher of f>» Kdge- the great Chicago fire in K of more than 500 Summit citi- Strom; flavor of present duy reality, his position of president. Both Mr. give to the world new gifts as vulu-1 highly successful stage and screen wood road, Summit. This award ~i nues. There were 71 men and S2 in that It will be based upon when firo departments in •women placed in employment dur- zen* .stilting that they wished "to Patten and Mr. Baker have been able as radiumtherapy. It - play "YoY u Can't Take It With You."" waa made at the Summit District parts of the country are experienc- .Frencii daily newspapers published * —• • " • ~ uuic n» i auiuiiiLiit.1 upy, R IM eape.- 1'IU.T i\>u viuu >- i«nc n t» ii.ii lun, j ing last month. go on record favoring the carrying aBsociated with the Summit Trust ii fitting, therefore, that this H will he presented on Friday evft-Hoard of Review presided over by ing a greater number of calls than in this country. Miss Hosmer be- Company for a number of yeara. cia y Hogan said a number of employ- to completion the reported plans tor apeciul field should he the one pro-j ning, October 27th in the High Charles H. Beek and Paul Larimer, at any other time of the year. So the construction of low cost housing lieves that those taking this cours'j The former Joined its staff in 1918 School auditorium. ,t ne(,(,a_ will not only Improve their conver- ject uponsored by all brunches of members of the Advancement Oom- fa** , the ,experienc , • .. e of. ,th e. fir..e , do„ -'Isary to recall former employees projects in Summit, ass worked out and after some time iu genera?rall !the Anluri(.an Association of Uni- 'Only recently released for ama-nilttee for the Summit District, e,.B ,„ „,,„1|m l h.u, sational French, but also will get a , , . . .,,, , Partnieiit la the opposite of this fo-; .uu, • instances to hire addi- by Hie Housing Authority of Sum- banking work, took up the supervi- ver,Hly Wonlen thVoughout the teur production, this hilarious com- Hoy Soouts of America. Other I this fall. However, the usual; , e p(iii,ted out. that A their daily news through a new siou of trust accounts us assistant I United States ti((mil hamls H mit, because (1) it will be beneficial 1 edy of life In a middle class family, awards presented at the name time sharp upturn in the frequency of mediirm, and probably from a dif-trust officer. In 11)27 he wiis naiii- all of whose me-mbers are extreme I there are several reasons for this to I lie health and nioruls of the' ferent view^poi'nt. After discussing several recom- were: Star Hank, John Kdds, Troop fires every autumn is attributabln •ration, among which city; (2) it will relieve the over- ed trust officer in charge of themendations, fhe executive board individualists, has been acclaimed e given by Dr.department, where ho has since re- the starring role. ' ments concerning the neutrality crease I he tax loud of property year's book sale, with 'a guaran- Scout troops in Summit since No- mit Fire Department that the bill aiijl its effects. The last week H. P. Broniseh. Mr. Davies will jnalned. He is a former president teed minimum of $100 to be made The cast, who have alrealy been vember, lil.')4. Me has advanced autumn kindling of furnaces al- owners." discuss tho contribution which of the Elizabeth Chapter, American of the month showed a sudden stop- Prominent uiuong the signers of up out or the general proceeds of working for two weeks, is as fol-through all the ranks of. scouting ways ls accompanied by a larga page of the recalling*1 or rehiring of each of ten leading philosophers Institute of Banking. Mr. Macth- e book sale, in case the music lows: Penny Sycamore, Nancy from tenderfoot through life to number of fires and frantic calls to the petition, which came from all has made, using the biographical (Jregoiy who iu addition to his Kietzman; Essie Sycamore, Frances. new workers. sections of .the city and which was department makes leas than that eagle, having completed the reth- e fire department. In the rush to - Experience, ability and age are approach to his materia'. Dr. Bron- duties ns president, will have the sum. This solution seems likely to Ingram; Rhebu, the maid at thequired year and a half of satisfac- get the heat up on the first cold not inspired by any organization, iseh will deal with international title of trust officer, has been ac- Sycamores, Marjorle McCulloiigh; deciding factors confronting appli- are the following: Mrs. Thomas L>. satisfy everyone, since the club ap- tory service, producing evidence morning;, householder.^ start "one cants seeking positions today, Ho- events and problems; but he will tive In trust work for a number of pears to. be unanimous in its de- Paul Sycainor.e, Prank Furth; Mr. that he haH lived up to the scout page" furnaces without removing Smith, the Hev. David K. Barnwell also discuss our domestic situation, years. Prior to coining to Sum- DePlnna, Derrell Nevins; Ed, he gan said. However, he added, if the and Rev. A. Powell Davit), chairman sire to make a suitable contribution oatli and law during J^l that time. rugs from the registers, build roar- present rate of activity continues in and how we can further the canst) mit, he waa with two New York to the Fellowship Fund without the husband of Essie, Philip Chase; Among the. twenty-one required Guy Hates of the Board of Kecre-* ' of worl'd peace. ng fires with wooden ladders lean- lmlllstl.y employers will be forced banks In the trust f'eld. burden of a second benefit and Donald, husband of Kheba. Rodney badges are life saving, swimming, Ing against smoke-pipes,, or forget'. ,. •„„,„,<• i ,n,,,it re- ation, former Mayor Kdw. B, Twom- Choose your course, and register MoDermott; Martin Vanderhol jto nlmodifrlifyv existin g Pninemploymennv t re- bly, Public Librarian Kmilie Hill I without impairing its own local first aid, safety, pioneering and- to remove heRummer s accumula- ,qulremeIrta du0 l0 the shortage or now! scholarship work. Mlas Margaret (Grandfather), William Searry; cooking and others that will teach ton ot Irasli from behind furnaces v,.,,,in,,u t„.,,„„ nP wn,.,,o,.a and Mrs. Vivian Copsay, president First Football Dance at Alice Sycamore, Susanne. Durang; various types of workers. of the Fortnightly Club. the boy to be well prepared to meet and stoves. Mr. Hogan-added that employers K. Acker, chairman of the book sale, jHendergoll i the income tax collec. any emergency he might face. Hill Many calls to fire departments An extension of six months was Canoe Brook Club has been quote s saying that she tor, David Thomas; Tony Kirby, a Hucher has for the jiast year been , - , , , _ , , anaud u employeeenipjuyet;s» oULf StirlinOIIIMUKg anamd iGil viii-- granted Summit Housing Authority Duncan Dancing at recommended e addition of a result from the burning of soot in! . , Township in I The CanoU11OeB Brook social seaso n mU8lc rich young society man, Joseph Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 1G2, chimneys, smoke pipes and furIet- t t8 ()f PaBSalc on a loan of $1,000 mude hy Council. "" ^ "'' . cTT . , Apartment in the hope that Oosttibile; Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, his sponsored by the Brayton School naces. These could all be climinat- Morris County, were,being serviced Amendments were Introduced to gets under way this Saturday with ,t mmigh, ht InIncreasc et thh e revenu?e f from , • . „ by the Summit office. All persons the first fall football dance. This arlatoctuitic parents, Donald Fucha, P.-T. A. He has given valuable the Fire Department ordinance Popular Prices the book sale sufficiently to enable and Barbara Woodward; Boris Ko- leadership to this troop. ed by a thorough cleaning of aU,Uvi ,„ lhese commlmitlcs wlall. event is the first of a series of in- these parts of the heating system . changing the rules about joining, the College Club to make a credit- lenkhov, a dancing Instructor, Ed: in t0 me f01 cmployment or claim resigning, and attending. formal dances scheduled for the fall The Star Rank, which was award- each autumn before a new fire is theh. n,,em,,lo¥.ment. insurance Aftev ten years of classes in Dun- able contribution to the A. A. U. W. ward Gulamerian; Gay Wellington, started. Hereafter anyone wishing to can Dancing in1 Summit, with the and winter season and will be InFellowship Fund without curtailing an actress, Marie Keough; Qlga,1 aed John Kdds, Troop 62, sponsored should report to the Summit office. the nature of an Informal get- 1 Usifally fires resulting from bon- Tihe hours for filing claims and ap-make application for membership in groups somewhat limited by space Its scholarship work. Russian Countess, Margery Me- by the Presbyterian Church, re- fires and the burning of leaves do any company must make out dupli- together after the Prlnceton-Wll- Books, magazines, sheet music quires at ieast six months satlsfac- plications for employment are from and price, tile committee joyfully Ham8 football game. »Dancing will Kehny; Detectives, Thos. Underbill, not cause heavy damages but they 8 to 4.30 p. m., from Monday to Fri-cate application forniH, one to be announces Unit, through the cour- and records are iirgerftly needed. John Kietxmann,, Robert Hamilton. tory service imn scoutinSCUUUUgB anU»Ud „th„ e ^ potentialities of made to the company where he start at 8.30 p. m. to the music of Donations may be left at the book- 8 a. m. to 12 noon tesy of the Board of Education, the Howard and Lester Lanin. The large coat and interesting earning of five merit badges In ergonaMn]ury and property loss. wishes to join and the other to classes will now lie held in the store at 1G Beechwood road any characterizations)QS., make this an ad- this case, the scout is permitted to " , Common Council. Within (>0 days girls' gymnasium- ot the Summit Another dance ls tentatively morning between 9 and 12, or will mlrable play for high school stu- select the subjects for the five Mr. Hogan urges employers who scheduled for October 28, which merit badges. are desirous of securing competent said company must notify Council High School, at prices available to will likewise be an Informal foot- be called for promptly in response dents. It abounds in amusing sit- Fined in Police and efficient employees to call the In writing of the action taken. In all. These classes will 1)6 directed, to a phone call to Mra. Philip Law- uations and exciting climaxes, The following merit badges were the event final action is not taken as heretofore, by Anita Zahu, assist- ball dance. Following that there rence,, Summit 6-0354. Children's Guise and Disguise is expending awardedd at this ppast Board of Re- Summit office. Also registered at will be dances on November 25 and 1 Coqrt on 3 Counts the office are graduates of various for GO days, Council may appoint ed by Kathleen Hinni and Rosemary books are especially needed. everjevei'y- effort to make this play its view\beW:\:! arart a,ti Robert StorStornn , NNoo. 1G21G2;; said applicant to full membership , December 23. The latter will be a outstanding production of the year, /co<)kHlg, Grant Smith, No. 1G2; high schools in this vicinity who Benck. Butj pore than ever before, formal holiday dance, a big event /flUg, are seeking employment and should in the company where he has ap- MIBS Zalin will he able to carry out The Senior Class has charge ot Christopher Johnson of Plain- for the club which will take the safetfy, ,Tanies Gilmartin, No. 162; field on charges preferred by Inmak- e valuable employees. plied. /Sluiuld the applicant be re- in Summit her ideal of correlating p Head the ticket selling, publicity anil pioneering; James Gilmartin, No. There are no charges for anyjected( the company making the re- the creative arts, especially the art place of the usual New Year's their share ot the proceeds will go spector John Walsh of the Motor Eve dance. of QAfcP. Execulive^Com. 16,2; signaling, William Bucher, No. Vehicle Department and a resident service to either employer or em-jection must state the reasons in of the dance, with the regular work toward the senior banquet in May.162. ployee. Telephone .p umber ls writing to Council not more than. of the school child, thus contribut- The formal golf season officially Ouise and Disguise will finance! of Summit, was fined last night in ended with the Menibers' Guest-Day For his • sixth successive term, their spring revue with the money, Summit Police Court a total of $35Summit G-26O0. 15 days after the rejection has ing to a typically American, well- last Saturday, at which time each Robert J. Murphy, Sr., Summit pg Guild's First taken place. If in the judgment ot rounded education. She has already they clear. Everyone in High and ?9 costs of court on three jfipi- nkntlfed Title t(V member was entitled to invite one realtor and member of the Union counts, namely: speeding on Broad UelS WI»P«WU lllie IU Council the reason given for rejec- proven the value of this sort ot guest. The golfing was topped with' School Is talking of how this, that Fall Play November 3 tion is insufficient or no reason is teaching at the Sp'ettce School in County Board of Elections, -wasjeir the other member of the cast street at 50 miles per hour; failing given at all, Council may make tha the ever popular beefsteak dinner. elected chairman of the executive [will compare, to his counterpart in to exhibit a registration certificate, Blind Babies' Home New York, where for several years The club swimming pool was Owing to a conflict with several appointment anyway. her work has been a part of their cdmmittee of the Republican County the screen play. ( There Is no doubt and driving a truck with license closed sifter a successful season on that "You Can't Take It With You" other activities scheduled In Sum- Its former superintendent today In resigning or terminating his regular school curriculum. Committee Tuesday night at Qi 0. mit for the evening originally se- plates belonging to another vehicle. services with a company, a volun-* SeptemBfcr It. It proved to be a is, one of the most ambitious under- In addition, Police Justice Robert possesses a disputed title to the very popnlar club feature and gave P. %headquarter8, Elizabeth. Murphy takings the dramatics club has es-lected by the Summit Little Theater teer firemen must notify the chief 'poth parents and children who waa unopposed for return to chair-^ Guild for the opening play of theJ. Murphy, Jr., revoked Johnson's blind babies' home in Pine Grove officer of his company and the chief onfiofttrrnty for many interesting sayed, a worthy way to usher in driver's license and warned the de-avenue, Summit, once a nationally are interested in knowing mo,re chub activities. During the season manshlp of the group, which com- their fourteenth year of presenting season, that organisation has de- of the department. In the event a x fendant that he would inform Motor known institution. Under Sheriff about this type of dancing, are in- over 550 members subscribed to prises officers of the county com- outstanding plays. cided to change their date to Fri- volunteer fireman does not report to vited to the opening program, in mittee and one delegate from each day, November 3rd. Vehicle Commissioner of his falsi- William Darroch sold the place 40 per cent, of the fires during four swiminjng pool privileges "and used fication of his registration appli- the gymnasium, at 10 o'clock Sat- the pool 8,100 times. Guest brought community, usually the municipal HELD FOR PETIT "Three Cornered Moon" will be Wednesday to satisfy a $3,279.39 consecutive quarters, without ex- urday morning, October 14th, which to the pool by members used the chairman. presented on that date at the Edi- cation. judgment obtained by Mrs. Kath- tenuating circumstances on the •will be giveh by a group ,of girls pool over 2,000 times. Nicholas A. Totnasulo, Roselle LARCENY AT BEECHTW0OD son Jr. High School by* a distin- On complaint of Sergeant Gerald erine E. Maxfleld, the erstwhile di- part of the fireman which are ap- who this summer attended Miss Park attorney, was chosen secre- George Fletcher, 56, of 34 Deyquished cast under the capable di- Walsh of the D., L. & W. Railroad, rector of the home. Mrs. Maxfield proved by Council, he is discharged. Zahn's Summer Schbpl of the Arts rection of Robert G. Cass ot Bast James Kelly and Angtlino Marcel- was the only bidder who appeared. Provision Is also made that each ' in EaBthampton, L. I. Among them Jr. Service League tary of the executive group for the street, Newark, an employ.ee of the fire company shall 'have its own fourth consecutive year. He also Is Beechwood Hotel, apprehended Orange. lianus, "knights of the road," were She offered $100 and the premises will be a number of Summit and Tuesday night by.Sergeant Martin Members of the cast have' been fined ?5 each and because of in-were struck off to her representa- company chief and Its own foreman, Short Hills girls. The program will Hospital Workers' Tea secretary to tile county committee. ability to pay were sentenced to a who shall be appointed by the Launching arrangements for ac- and Officer Scully at the Intersec- rehearsing three nights a week for tive, Clarence E. Kremer, Hillside be followed by an infdrmal hour of several weeks already and thonee day in Summit's jail. Their attorney. Council the first of January, each, games and folk-dancing, in which Summit Junior Service League tive campaigning to precede the tion of Broad street and Springfield sound of hammering and smell of offense was one of trespassing on year.-' ' " — any children who wish may join. members working at the Overlook November balloting, the committee avenue fpr passing a red flash paint is in the air around the guild's railroad property, having been Defendant in the action is the Ar- Final passage was given to an The classes will continue every Hospital this winter will meet at decided . to limit the number of without stopping was found to beworkshop. There Is no doubt but found loitering in a "box car. Both thur Sunshine Home and Nursery ordinance vacating unopened parts 1 Saturday morning, for a series of tea on Friday, October 6th, at therallies to one in each municipality, carrying chickens and butter which that a finished performance will be gave'the court a hard luck story of Prospect place, Franklin place, v School for the Blindj which aban- twenty-flve lessons, culminating' In home of the League Hospital Chair- followed by a county-wide affair to he had taken from the store room turned out for, this first fall pro- of the ravages of the depression. doned the home nearly a year ago. and a portion of Stanley avenue. the annual May Festival, in which man, MXB. David S. Loudon, 6 Pem-be held at the Elks' ClubhouBe. at the hotel. For some time, the duction of the Summit Little Thea- Kelly asserted that he was 4 coal Mrs.'Maxfield sued for unpaid sal- A request from Sorg and Sorg all the dancing groups combine' tobroke road. Volunteer workers at The plan will eliminate rallies- hotel.had been perJodicaUyniissing ter Guild. miner, while Marcellianus claimed ary and obtained a default judg- representing the ' owners of the dance a final performance in a Overlook from 'the Short Hills held by sniall. political clubs, al-produce pt various ktndsand this Another phase of the pWs ac- he -was in the hotel business, hav- ment in Supreme Court. Yester- property at the corner of Templar beautiful garden or woodland set- ways resulting in heavy demands on tivity which is going along swim- ing invested $3,000 and lost because way and Wentworth road asking ap- ; Junior Service League, as well as Instance was the first clue of day's sale was to satisfy this claim. ting. the Summit Provisional meinbers e J Ir ealIy mingly is the sale ot season sub- of some circumstances beyond his There Is a current dispute in proval for garden type of apart- Further information lnay be had ;;te-;eTke'n; addre fl8 only one ae" ^l" ^^!« *** ^i r scriptions for the guild's four plays. control. ments was unanimously rejected- have been Invited to meat with the sion in each town with, a large sized enough. • Fletcher had been a Chancery Court, however, between from any of the following members group. Miss Tassie, head of the trusted employee at the hotel, In- Priced at $3 these subscriptions, Vincent Petruziella of Summit the International Sunshine Society, Chairman Lester said Council did of ttee Committee: Mrs. John Curtis, audience assured. At most, said called patron memberships, entitle was fined ?3 and $3 costs of court not want to begin countenancing School of Nurses, and the headTomasulo, there •will be fifteen vestigation~showed Fletcher to be a the parent organization, and the. Mrs, Arthur Markham, Mrs. E. Al-nurses of the maternity^ -wing, the I parolee of Rahway Reformatory. the holder to a particular reserved for careless driving on Middle ave- Arthur Home management The the erecting of apartments In a hit lan Smith, Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Seat of his choice for each of thenue. society claims title to the expansive and manner all over town. clinic, the operation room, and the Each, municipal chairman was Appearing Wednesday night 'before four performances. And a list of Mrs. Ellen Hay, Mrs. "William delegated to arrange his communi- JFudge Roberf J. Murphy, Jr., in property was vested in the New Among the miscellaneous ' busi- Swartz, Mra. Maitland MacLehose, Tecord room will be present to tell patron members will be printed on ness transacted was the approval about the work of their depart- ty's rally. police court, Fletcher was found the programs* Any good seats re- League of Women Voters Jersey corporation^ as a form of of Summit; Mrs. Frederick Goucb,- OroverC. Tranor, Westfleld, guilty on a count of petty larceny trusteeship, merely for convenience. granted to H. B. Bishop to alter the er, or Mrs. Edward C&alit, of Short ments, a to the .... _ maining after the requirements of premisdll at- 284 Springfield avenue former treasurer of the county To Hear Candidates The suit was scheduled for hear- 1 Hills; or Dr. Mary MacQregpr of an indefinite period; State patrol the subscription bolderB are taken ing by Vice .Chancellor Stein last to make a two-family dwelling and committee, was appointed as a spe- care of will be sold at the box of- the passing of resolutions paying Chatham. \ , CHAJILES J. cial assistant to Hetfleld, a salaried officer Ely was an interested lis- fice On the evening of each show for The annual "Candidates' Lunch- week but counsel successfully GIVES MBTHDAY DINJffiB tener on Fletcher's appearance In, $1 for the individual, performance. eon" of the Summit League of sought postponement. the Board of Iiecreation% and Li- Fire Prevention Week . ' He will be stationed at headquar- Summit police court. There will also it Is expected be a Women Voters will be held at the brary $1,000 each and tne school Charles ^Lilley was the guest ters, 29 Broad street ° few seats available at the perform- Beechwood Hotel on Monday, Octo- HOLY NAME PARADE $35,000 on account the 1939 budget. Proclaimed By Governor of honor at a spaghetti' dinner on Union County's members of theCOL »UDI.Er,SPEAKS TO ances for the general admission ber 9, at 1.15 o'clock. .Reservations IN EAST ORANGE Councilman Burton L. Boye, the occasion of his Tjlrtliday Tues- Republican Slate Committee, Geo. CENTRAL JR. HIGH SCHOOL price of 60c. must ,be made today by calling chairman of the tax committee ot Governor Moore has proclaimed day night in the Beacon Hill Tav- C. Warren, Jr., and Jfrs. Julia I.' Miss Pauline Wlttke of Mountain Mrs. Roland Beattie,, (Summit Between five and six hundred Council announced that November ern. About twenty-five of his : Colonel John H. M. Dudley, chair- 29th has been set as the date at October 8 to 14 fire prevention week Hazzard, spoke. ; -avenue. Summit 6-1521, is ticbet 6i2O03-J) or Mrs. Ogden Gensemer members of the Holy Name Society "to the end that the appalling an- friends gathered arid enjoyed a de- man of the Public Welfare Commit-I (Summit 6-3834-J). All candidates from Summit and New Providence which the city will conduct a tax lightful social evening. • Brief im- tee .of the Board of Chosen _Pree- cure aTubsTription w'wmmunl- for local office have been invited to sale for' those property owners be- nual loss of life and property may The opening Address vof a l 1 are expected to be in the society's •be minimised throughout the State." promptu speeches were made and — '*"~\ addressed the assembly of „ te _}tane r present their vl&ws on local ques- ing delinquent in their 1938 taxes. course in social - development, i mammoth parade Sunday afternoon The Receiver of TaXes announced He urged inspection <>f homes and several solos sung by various of tfle ranged as part of tlie extension on Wed- tions to the women of Summit at in Bast Orange at which time the other buildings tdi.-^wret out tire talented guests. Humorous tele- vision of Montclair State Teachers' nesday'morning. Col. Dudley spoke chusetts and the other colonies this time, and both members of the receipts' for September amounting grams purporting to come from on the Constitution, presenting a league, and friends iwho are* inter- groups from this district will march to $55,806.72. hanarda and recommended that both College, will be presented at the were presented as living elements with the Essex County Division. adults and children be instructed In many national celebrities added college, Monday evening, by presl- historical background in a series of our way of living, in a way that ested in the work of the organiza- tire prevention, merriment to the party. ent Harry A. Sprague, formerly su- of vivid word-pictures. The. vital was enthusiastically received. As- tion are most cordially invited to The highlight of the day's festivities Among the guests attending tb,a perintendent of to* Summit Public contributions of tbe Romans and sistant Principal Robert E. Wood- attend. will center "in Elmwood Park, East luncheon given by Mrs. William T. ' "When states M* r«palned here Watches, clocta. Jewelry repaired. schools. The ttieme of tbe coarse the Anglo-Saxons, the resistance to ward of the school, a very personal Orange. ' . King, at her home In Mt. Tabor oa ' there1* ap '•bteiWilte.lJt." Kerri- oBenatein 'i&9 torlttgaeM «e l» "Growth «nd .Development royal domination, and tn« Mlt friend of Col.- Dudley, introduced Custom Shoe Shop—Kerrigan's, Wednesday was Mrs. Frank StatU r -adr. Ttaonehoat UUL tile Span:"7 termination ot Virginia, Maasa-. him.- 358 Springfield Ave. —adv. Mention tbe HERALD when buying of Summit: . . PAGE TWO THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD. SUMMIT. N. J. FRIDAY OC 1939 I

'MOSS'Kl 'h Of- H LDlJlM*S f-lo. I 3 Here's First Glimpse of 1940 Ford .tii>«il»( t »lv(k •> J hi THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK tt: i .i U LU i Tit U. tUl: 1A ss u i. i *. i i i i AND TRUST COMPANY Mrs * , (^ j, h v >* i i..j H : SUMMIT, MEW JERSEY nUt i 'It I HIM. I \ 1 H i» i i i II rt il \> »» l I'll l i • • i itl * • > HuHlli |ii.nr i;disuii HLdi (Khzuiu-lh P M s 1 , M k * i I) - » i iii . 1 Complete a >l :•)••> <-h, ^li I lU-lli*,l» ia. k:- a. Vtt- J U,< It 11 1 III n lit I in 1 n I li I v ; ' ' i v i .i i ' US ill mlv lilt lido 11 il -> I1 'I I'l'.iri liii..: This > ..-H.;- jiiii ti>, d n-Mul • Banking ami \iduuar\ iacilitic « ll t U kll *v ' ' ^ ^ u" ' ' I , U I J 1 i - ll.r tclilll iiilS IK'I ;I riitlKi(l*-l';cl'lv . t it *- t J virir h It, IV (I \1 1 iDl \\ ' 111 l>ti il ill ' ' ll I'll J u I I IKl H t i I ll I • We;, kl iH-'j "Mil- .-.a!IU- jll'uliii^CS i'l- ,>• 1 .1 U I ( 1 ' I II* 1 bio hi i i' i i - linn ii K t i li> i i \ i \ i lit: ulie of I lie ht'Ml uii Hie Sulinnil . The i \s > i In ii ilH " I' I til t *-t t- I ; Ili^h M iieitiilt- as il;c (CiiiiH nl: hi- __ _ , U:! V i'\ (•!!])• iiifiUiU'd. Lj|:-I ;. tai S OBITUARY niiiw emivd in u •i-o i.ic. Leading Girls' SoitbaH | ii in.ii-; !,;a, •,:„ HKUAl.n if Mi>. Nettie II. Haudhj ': Millliuni lfip'h hxmis tt.c; s Play in Elizabeth v >«'.'akest team in l.ittlv Five C^nler-: •••• : v-u H,IU( tin- n. w s •! ,-u ill U Mrs Xi 11 it- IL Hundley .>f :.i'lieo play (his* seasiin. The lilue! l''-.-.iir o: il Springfield avenue died (u mber '• (1. il-l ..ii S siii I!, I ! : tt ,|j ! team iackn <'0iii]»iMeiit reserve tiaiii-- of I ju Kiiur.fnii Hospital. Nsn •> i;i k II t. ,1 Sl.iierf \VI ! •.S:.[i. A Progressive Trus ('Company :silrt-n>;th and iw aisu frippk'tl l>\ p!;,-,- , i|.,uii )ier sevtiil.v-stiVBiilii year, F init ial .hi.', at 1 lie l-.l'..'., .several first team injuries. Mill-,,,,,,, ,,,.j ,. . ,,,| 'seniee.s will be hritl al - uYhifk Alln n 0 ltli. i.i i: ! Devoted to the Development of Summit day al Ilu> Walter B. t'ooke Funs' burn drojipfd its upeniiiji lra\ to a i ,, .,. ,, •, i Home. 117 Wesi 1'irni street, N lutlcli stiuiiMer Wi'Bt Oraiico atare- .','.' , " , ,_,'.' Facilities .,, ,, j • ' • i • •eriean I.e^'U II H--I No !• '.)/;• ! Offering al! Banking York. ' gallon. 22-tt. .Siijnimt sueeeedeil m Surviving Mrs. Hundley are l l,.>atiiiK, the Millhuni lioys last >yar. • >!'1'1' lil '" i••-«11• •"^- ^>uue ill •• Including Safe Deposit am Storage Vaults ilaujditeis, Mrs. M;iry CoHms 1 1 (ilMl (i!ll) ( • l!i-ti. and l« rliannii--.us, v,ii| play i\,,- nf Flushing. N. V., and I ivu so US, | 'ti-iiin this year. : Xc\\ a i k• 1.imifii '• i1 aiis. \, w Jet si y l in y I City. ini..;' in turning ha<-k (he s^M,:'he sennul nann- m I m- I win hill LOANS l! l!l Plains Hiiili team this m-ason. The \ " sainesaine.ss :.ii v saiictiniidictil l byy ih- THE wheels are turning at the big gearshift on the steering column, A l:lUl|lr h ll :il1 v | 'I'hiiiiiHS A. Mori Scotties arc weak in many dt-purt- " " " \ -i»-iatimi |(,| Citizens Trust Company Ford Roug« plant and off the as- a controlled ventilation system, i Al!ll'l;"';l' ™1' lil>sl •-';nl11' hiis '"'l " Thomas A. Mori, 81. iaUit'r of improved double-acting hydraulic K of tin' «ime and hick (he ex-i i Kred Murl. exeeiuive. official, wlm sembly lines are coming these new a | of Summit, New Jersey shock absorbers and Sealed-Beam the .second he^iunini; at I lie nitn- : with .Mrs. Mort had left New; York j Ford V-8 cars for 1940. Illustrated Is , lur^or high m out fit. The \ lilel ion Hi' tin; I'irsi eoulesi. W JERSEY IIEALTV. i Tuesday on the S. H. (.MKIVO'KI-O the front; end of the di^iu« Ford V-8. headlights. Deluxe ears have an im- i'lainsnii-Mi (ipcned their season liy I bound for their home at DayHma The new cars are big, substantial proved spring suspension, softer heating a li«ht anil ]>oor klawthurne COM PAN v j Reaeh, i«'la., *lter visiiin-g a uioiiUi and powerful in appearance. Front spring's front and rear and a new Ili^li eleven. Ktiininit defeated the Adveriisiim in the HKKALD will- I with their son and daughior-ijilaw end designs are distinctively mod- torsion bar ride-stabilizer. Empha- Scotch I'laiiiK team 11 ti last, season. pay you dividends. «30 UHOAO ST. • NKWARK, N. J. I In the Canoe HrooU parkway home, ern, bodies gracefully streamlined. sis in interior styling is on fine ap- MArkcl 3-43U5 I died en route Wednesday, Me. and New features include a finger-tip pointments and upholntery. Mrs. Fr«l Mort l.eft. Summit>Wed- •iiesday night hy train, arriving] "ithere shortly after the Cherokee! ducked yesterday. Along the Line LILLIAN M. IURMAN U. was reported that tin1 elder TOUCH-DOWN TACTICS Mort was in excellant, hoalth he- By Brayton Smith Corrective Beaut Culture fore leaving here to return to his RESTLAND Florida home.. He was a l'ortiier • Again we suggest resident of North Adams, Jlitss., LOCAL MMTFH l\Ti:i{i:NT g and had retired fa'oni husinesrf iii|d UNIVERSITY OF MEMORIAL had pone to Florida about; four MICHIGAN . . . CORRECTIVE OIL TREATMENTS by Too many people think of soccer as a minor and iiiiimporlanl spurt. years ago. Two other sons als)| H. 0. (Fritz) Criiler Contrary to popular liclief the kicking game is fast. i'x<-iiin>; and jnsi as To condition the hair for best results survive him, Linwood of Daytona Head Football-G-tiaoh l'OUKh as football. In .s|iHe of this, a soccer ^anie played locally draws PARK Beach and (Jeorge of Utica, N. Y. closcto tlitt ama/,iiiK lotal of twenty or thirty fans. On litre occasions iinitcs jot! WITH YOUR FAIX 'KRMANENT a huge crowd of fifty or sixty spectators find iheir way ,l.o AleiiKirinl Kk-ld to witness a cont.csl. - •-'. V»,* ' , , In enjoy annlhcr Fortnightly Club Summit Hiffli has one of MieJuH'St soccer teams in the stale this season and deserves the tmpport of every local sports enthusiast. If von l-.iivi! never seen a game it would lie a well spent afternoon if you were FREE 317 Springfield A>e. Summit ti-illS The Fortnightly;Club offers many lo witness one; ol the games played at homo. Tlumnirf Jefferson Ilisii, opportunities to the women of Sum- Kliziibeth, has been hooked to play the Dig Ki'd-in early November, wiiy mit through Its club program and not, attend the game? CONCERT its various departments. As the - -().—...... opening seanon druwa near with i'ciiluriiifr three splendid .pvftgnuns of such FIKLI> CUB On:\N SIASON wide appeal, a duo'fpLuno concert by twn very fine pianists,' a popular Sunday afternoon will •mark tho b'elatcd openiiij; of the licili seiist'ii 10-Year-Old commentatorof last year's program, for the Hnniniit Field Club, bettor known as the Summit Wildcats. The and a review which will soon ap- Wildcats have one of the finest outfits of its typo in the state. Tliry Prodigy Of Song Don't Lose . . . . pear on Broadway, many members boast victories, in pant seasons, over such fast, stepping organizations will be interested in proposing their 7 Ail's is the fourth of a series oj six outstanding diagram pfoys by leading college as the Camptown Proa, Manville Yellow Jackets, Woodside A. (!.* liiase the opportunity to get your 1940 fashioned fur friends for membership. couches from'Grantlnni] liicv'x neid Cities Serrate Football Guide. Yellow Jackets, Nutley Iron Dukes, Jersey City Hears, Morrislown Field Application cards may he obtain- Club and many other outstanding New Jersey elevens. •T\FiC10l"/lON lins always played to block the bncki'i'-un. The. No. 1 With coaches Nick Mcany and Tony Leacli back this season the j coat at lower prices. Our 1irge stock in quality ed from Mrs. Robert. Morse or the *-f ft blK part in font|IHH. Ity I'alUiiK back leads the \iliiy u]» ami Mocks) following members of her commit- 1 team should he another great outfit. Manager Frank "Hutch" Caponiso [ u pnss nnd biltinj,' up tn I he loft, I Mil (in tin halfback, With the muird, lias prepared a schedule which includes inoAt of the stronger leaniH of | furs allows us to sell our tee: Mrs. Herbert C. Oilson, Mrs. tackle, and ,\n. 1 back lending the POGORZELSKA have found ..this jilu.v to b the state. All true football fans should turn out lo sec the local boys ! James W. Banker, Mrs. Albert J. lilay.it mnkcH good.intri'fci'cnci1 for In offi'iisive footliall. Tho.bal^ (ffiijs put on a worthwhile show. nnd (he merchandise at summer pri^ es; Bartholomew, Miss Katharine J. to the No. 4 back wh fakes u pass the liall carrier In follow. By faking Beimel, Miss Mary C. Davis, Mrs. St. and hit's up following (lie. \ During I bo 1 !»• JS season, tbin play of the ket's boom. Eric M. North. ' No. 2 and ?, hacks block oiit the end. wn(i st.:ro licidnrly wcll^ in our game with the ag43 limit of high .school athletes they-will be performing a Rival I Vincent Methodist Garden Department nround .the end's block .ami turn in Pennsylvania. service to the smaller suburban schools. A changi; of the present, twenty- | To the Garden Department falh year ruling to a nineteen-year ruling will put, an end to I he "repealer"! CHURCH Have your coat made to order! the honor of opening the Fortnight- and the outstanding older and belter developed player. Hy elluiinafiiiK j ly Club season with a meeting at| the more mature player there will be morq even competition in games, EDWIN G. RAINEY, Let us restyle last year's pel- the Field House at 3 p. m. on Fri- involving eity and suburban high schools. At the present a name ! day, the 13th of October. Such an between a suburban and city high involves an overwhelming defeat lor I Director tries. honor should surely counterbalance the suburban school. ' j J. CLIFFORD WELSH I any ill-rlnclt implicit in the date; If the ruling passes the New Jersey Stale Inti'iscliolastic Associ- but, if that is not. enough to drive ation's vote, when they meet hi Newark tonight, I lie standing of Jersey ill the «rfwin Come in and get our advice. away all evil spirits, the speaker's athletics will increase tremendously. "Many states do not. have con- name will certainly turn the trick. trolled athletics and Now Jersey, along with several other easier and P'or the Garden Department has western states, is leading the way into a field of fair competition anil This Sunday been so fortunate as to secure for decent, and honest athletics. AT 3 P. M. ks first spaker Henry _M. Biekart PAINT NOW! Walter E. Short, secretary of the S. I. A. A., should receive a groat well known to Summit gardeners NEW LOW-PRICE ON deal of credit^ for the work that he has done to bring this and many both as an authority ,on horticul- similar issues to the fore in high school athletics in New Jersey. Short's To reach Itcstliiiiil, drive one J.Kulki tural matters and as 'iKjiitljfe at investigation of college and high school athletics have brought about, mile west of (he Livingston flower shows. SHERWIN- WILLIAMS FAMOUS vast changes in the calibre and type of play which has been installed Traffic Circle on Hontc 10 to Mr. Biekart, who is in charge of into the New Jersey system of controlled athletics. Short deserves a East JIHMOVCIY Exclusive Furrier ornamental horticulture at Rutgers lot of thanks from all jerseyans. University, received his technical ^Additional Sports on Page 5. AVE. McClayBMpr. Phone Summit 6.1608 training in Holland, that land of the tulip, narcissus and other bul- Open Evenings bous plants, and has done horticul tural Work in France, Switzerland SWP HOUSE PAINT and Germany, as well as in Holland ahd the United States. As many 1/ Summit people know, he is a cleav and informing speaker w,ho-knows his subject well. He will speak on "Bulbs," including methods of forc- ing bulbs indoors. Whether You Pay Rent Mrs. j. N. d'Bste, chairman of the Garden Department, calls especial "Everybody attention tO' the change of time or from 10 a. m. (as printed in tlw will admire year book) to 3.15 p. m. Whether You Buy Mention the HERALD when buying PER GALLON {in 5 Gallon Pails) A now low price for the Your same high quality, ap- pearance and durability You Pay for the Home that has maBe SWP preferred, by more hotne owners, than -any other brand of .paint. You Occupy a* * RUGS" Here'sGOOD NIWS PAINT NOW Let BEDROSIAN give them a beauty treat- for Home Owtifarst Pay Monthly! Now you ean have Let us help you buy a home on our ment—take out the embedded dirt, wash both your house painted Now there's no with America's need for you to de- sides, thoroughly in copious mild soapsuds and teadi ng house lay painting your simple financing plan paint, "SWP, at«a floods of water, reset the pile, restiffen them and price- per gallcm home .-'•. . putting *r hi c B-^comparra up with shabbiness deliver them home to you—gleaming with all with that of ordi- . . . risking decay, nary house paint. expensive repairs their original beauty of color and pattern^ There had been no —for lack of ready change- in quality cash. New Series Now Open or formula, SWR at iormer BEDROSIAN will pick up your rugs the day prices -was the inost 'economical Ujoder the Sherwin-Williams buy. At the new prices, it

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Jllhe.S lid vatious otliei ai.- ,1'iins alon. ; i hi> Mums Turninkc- the ,inlrc>dii('t.ioti ot the U'Uihers broadcast fur children for which PLEASANT DREAlbs IN 1 ;iruler'1 s Inn In tiif end or Wlsil ili'l tivities. ' from tin. I .is special advisors to t!u' sixty thousand schools liave re- the I'ilv 1 iiiitH. This relalionsihiii fcUidt'ins. Miss K-ditli ft'Tnte, the After refreshments the meeting 1 quested the special notebooks pub- was is a lwo pa rty- i , Summit ami teacher-director of tli« association,: lished by X.iB. (\ The Hriehihtt i!deaid adjourned until Monday after- ! Millburn heiiiK l.he only ruinniiiiii will apeak for the teachers. j noon at which iline" Florence Har- For jnany years, the Mor- Club presented Saturday uioniiiiRs bach will act j ties so served. Following this brief iiroKram,' at. Id.30 which orininiilly was plan- as hostess. Lois rietowu Trust Company •I. A great deal of stress was laid iMitchi-ll. scribe. has helped in the dfeVeI> Mrs. Fletcher Thornton, urosldeuU ned fof suBRestions for summer ac- cotton challis the excessive cosi of o»eratiim of tin' association, will welcome all! | — o opmem of this area by 1 tivities bus hfic.onie so popular that I dm. to t.ht! practice of soini! of our S granting mortgageloans to uiai'hi'i'H and pureiua in tbe gym-; it is to he continued throughout the Troop Illume owner.-; of draining their cfl- 1 home and other property nasiuni for a general acuuaintunc' year and in addition 11,000 copies of Monday, October Troop X held Jai'H into the sewer. On a rainy day owners. party. She will he assisted by tho' the "BriKht Ideas Weekly" are dis- its met: ting at. the Presbyterian such as Tuesday was, Mr, Kent/; hospitality committee of which Mrs. Church. We have three new girls GOWN- 1 tributed by request. 1.29 If you arc planning to said, the carriage, of surface watei James Dowues is the head, and by' "Renfrew of the Mountio.s" and joining; uur troop and also our lieu- build or buy a home of adds heavily to the cost which Sum • the oi-her officers on the board; the stories told by Malcolm Claire tenant. Is new this year. She is go- your own the problem of j mil has to meet. However nil of Harold Duncan! vice-president; ing to be, with us this year ill place ]>ropcrly financing it is one 'these problems are hcliiK haiidhfd Mrs l>p.vov and Mrs. Wand, secre-j«t ti.lSover AVJZ were recommend- of Mrs. MacLean who left us last of your first considera- hy a competent board and ere long tarieB; P. M. McOullough. treas-i ed as suitable programs for cnil- week. We talked about what, field PAJAMAS. Thua the parents were made tioiiB. Let the Morristown will he corrected. urer; and Mrs. Sprague, iiaveut-dl- wo are KOIIIK to work-on for first Truet Company help you. Some of the older members,"of rectoi". Asaistiug in the aciiuaint- to realize that there are sufficient class. We decided on homemaking. We have all awakened in the middle the Old (iuard, who have spent (heir anco part of the evening will he thedesirable programs to he heard, hut We are prepared to grant We already have a start by having lives in and about. Summit htr.l committee chairmen: Mrs. Kevins, the children must be guided to ap- of the night, completely chilled, yet mortgage loans on one, our cooking badRii which we work- memories of tlie days before the films betterment; Mr. Kuitli, fi- preciate them and (earn to chose two or three family mod- ed for last year. We are now work- Trunk Sewer came into service and naiici': W. II. Kay, adult ^duration; those most appropriate. reluctant to'get up for extra covers. ern dwellings, based on ing on the food badge. We closed all were unanimous in its benefit to Mrs. Wight, welfare and social The sponsored programs are as the appraised value of the the meeting with a good night cir- I think that a warm nightgown or tho city. agencies; Mr. Brewer, recreation; carefully censored as those pre- property at a reasonable cle.—Barbara Cook, scribe. In conclusion Mr. Kentz paid 111H and Mrs. Cleaves, publicity. sented by the networks themselves, o •— jmjamas gives us a head start on a interest rate. Moderate the proportion being 30% and 70% amortization is required. tribute to Summit till! beautiful and No Insignificant feature of the Troop !> commented on the churches and party will be the refreshments respectively, hack of time prevent- long, unbroken sleep. ed Dr. Dunham from giving as much On Thursday, September 28th, FflA. Insured Mortgage service organizations as well as the served by Mrs. W.'Il. Hall ami her Troop 5 had its first meeting after Loans are also available. homes with well kept lawns. committee. During the evening idetail as the audience would have the Rummer. The officer* for the SPECIFICATIONS: New editions of We invite you to discuss Next Tuesday Harry .Leavens •members, new and' old'• , wil•••'•--l he cor— - liked, but in closing two adult pro- coming term were chosen, they aro last year's favorites. While, cotton chal- itallt on his trip to Honolulu lastjdinlly .welcomed 'by Mrs. (Juy V. programs .'were mentioned — the your requirements with patrol leaders, Patty (iillllan and Us sprinkled with colorful flower pat- our officers, or you may i winter. His topic will be "I Will Bruce and her membership commit- Arch Oboler Plays, broadcast Sat- Elaine Hidgeway, treasurers, Migsy make application by mail. ! Lit l!|) Mine Eyes" and will con- tee at their table in the entrance urday evenings nt 10:30 and "OnNorton and BarliaraWhitlock and terns. Some have touches of lace, others A proroptrejjly is assured. | trust the permanence of the diving hall. This committee which has al- Your Jol)," broadcast Sundays at Scribe Doris Cusick; assistant ric rac braid. Long and short sleeve with the work of man's hands in ready 'Sent limitations to all par- 1.30, as well as the numerous muni-! Jb Mina (,a]ul Af,ei. R d,8nu3. these days of strife, and discord. ents, is.conducting a very success- cal offerings, especially the N. R C. \ [m ()f ou). lang (l>1 S(.mU work fol. styles, 34 to 40, but not in every style. ful "double the membership" cam- Symphony Orchestra with Toscanini | )hc conlhl year the meetlnR ad. MODERATE PRICED UNDERWEAR, 4TH You must, have the HERAJL/D It paign for the High School Asso- conducting;. Interesting, discussion .,„ " ]o(lnled W(; wern v lad to FLOOR. you want the news of Summit. It ciation. followed as questions were asked ,)e 1)af,k fln(1 )lilve will cost $:S.5O per year for two Mrs. Uromflcld by the audience, , | w)t.h ua again. 'Doiis Cusick, issues a week. Lincoln School During the soclnl hour parents i iilto. John B. DouRall, aiiperlntondenl. 8C The HERALD welcome all Items of Public Schools In Summit,- ad- were invited t<> becomo ar-uualnted j ' 0 1 Hope Hnrton WhU Archery oC Interest concerning dressed a large and interested with the Braytoh faculty. you anil Tournament I your neighbors. gathering of parents at the first Jefferson School On Monday the Girl Scouts of P.-T. A. meeting which was held In The first meet ing of the Jcffor- the school auditorium on last Mon- Troop No. 14 of New Providence son School P.-T. A. on Monday, Oc- held an archery tournament. Hope day evening. Mr. Dougall explain- tober 2, was a great success. The ed the workings of the administra- Hnrton was the winner with a score beginning with the dessert of peach- of 46 points. tive organization of the Summit d di ith // you are looking es and cream, and ending with a ( Aftcr the tournaments a picnic Public Schools, and his and the songfest, created friendliness and I Baraber^er's school board's philosophy of educa- held at the home of for VALUE, see our good fellowship that followed 'suppeJanicer waBurfors d in Clinton avenue, tion as well as how the board func- through with class-room visiting sport and dress tions and the primary purpose of g which was followed by a business the present public school system in ^ neighborly chats. Truly a meeting. coats— Summit. Mr, Dougall presented "Get Together Meeting," and the The girls want to go to the Miss Kmlly Quig, new principal of forerunner of a full and active year. World's F'alr, so they are sponsor- at $10.95 to $39.50 Lincoln School, praising her as a The next meeting will bo held ing.a trip In order to make enough find educator with sound vision. jointly with Lincoln School. Mr. money to send all the girls of the +• Harding will speak on "Progressive troop.—-Betty Keller, scribe. keeps you in Fittt'd stylos—-WHBU Waists—Siiiglo and Miss Quig welcomed all parents Education." Will ail Jeffersonians Double Breasted Hecfers-^-Hoxy Styles In Lincoln School—"The School of attending please bo sure to register Advertising in the HFRA.LD will —-Smart Deluils. Kvery coat a real value. the Open Door," to come and talk at the door as a count will be madde pay you dividends. All sizes H to 17, 12 to 20, 38 to 48. over their problems with the teach- ers and principal. "How to serve Fur Trimmed you and your children best is the aim of Lincoln School," she said. and Untrimmed Miss Quig spoke of the Margarette Furred Coats of Persian, Wolf, Fox, Howard Library that is being start- GOOD STANDING Badger, Weasel, Squirrel, Raccoon, etc. ed at Lincoln School. Also a .selection of Fur Fabric Coats. In the kindergarten room Mrs. J doubt if anyone would not jump at the chance to keep a perma- See our John Smith and Mrs. Edwin Dederer presided at a lovely candle-lit table. SILK and WOOL DRESSES Coffee and dessert were served. nent amount of credit with a department store. It would clear at Here the refreshment and hospital- up once and for all the problem of budgeting to my income. THE ity committees, assisted by the room $6.99 $9.95 mothers, made the evening most NEW BAMBERGER BUDGET CHARGE ACCOUNT, as far as genial and informal. COATS All"sizes 11 to 17,12 to 48. I can see, presents the solution. • It permits me to establish the Fall Reception ut Franklin School The annual fall reception given credit 1 need simply by paying one-sixth of the amount each SPITZER'S by the P.-T. A. of Franklin School (Opposite Woolworth's) was held last Monday evening. In month. These monthly payments always keep the amount of spite, of the bad weather an un- usually large number of parents credit intact. I can buy anything in the store I want up to the Were present. , REVERSIBLES After an inspection of class- amount of my credit. In other words, I can take six months to rooms, and a display of hobbles and J collections tnaije by the children, a pay for what I buy. It seems to me that this is a particularly short business meeting, was held, All Wool-Plaids presided over by the president, Mrs. convenient and satisfactory way to Iiandle things. s Untonrackiriq Co. Croyder. Miss Cadoo welcomed old and new parents to the school. Tweeds] Solids! 445 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT, N. J. A delightful musical program was given by Miss Mary Page Grammer who played her guitar and sang a Shower-proof the new budget charge account YOU CAN'T GET A RISE OUT OF US! variety of French, Irish and Nea- ' It's a fact! 1'rlccS may jump elsewhere—wars may rage 'around Hie politan songs, in some of which the Gabardine .-worlds-hut you jnst can't pet a price rise ont of ns. Look these values over iiiid you'll find that tliey're actnnlly, In sonic cuse.s<4. 18c OTHER CASUAL SPORT COATS OF IMPORTED Steer Beef) | BATTERk SERVICE AND DOMESTIC TWEED, f 16.98 to $27.98 3. CHARGE ACCOUNT. The convenience of a Regular Smoked Calas ">• 16 '/2 c WASHING b (Short Shank) Charge Account permits you to make purchases throughout the 27 POLISHING SEMAHA VALLKYy 32$ month, receive an itemized statement monthly and pay the'baU Fres(1h poun Creamerd Roll oy rButte U pounrd Prints) ance in one payment during the following month.

Special Treat—FRIDAY, 3 to 6p.m. Auto Supplj ,. ,.9^ Moritclair BAMBERGER'S HAS A CREDIT PLAN 'FOR ALL'NEEDS' FRESH KILLED ' ; 84 SUMMIT ATfi IUE L Fricassee or Boiling Chickens --— - Ib, 15c U»l SUM 11, 420 Springfield Avenue Summit

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LInu r ku \ ll t II < 11 [ 111 M i i Mlitlli l HI ' H< v> I )\ Iv Ai I I' ii »lo In il ill i I tin di^ t in w 11 I 11 (I I I i i i)w tl IIIL In si hi 11 ill is In i 11 Uil ) I ( h n li Sib > I id l» ii II 1 11 i •i \ \ I 1 II ll 111 I (tl (IU W I 1 h i jiii it tji )iij) it I i n 1 i v 11 ) th 1 'I ii ill II i i tli 1 s in M m n is til lol Ijtip; i< I i sni K it p ii 1 1 111 I li l\ ( n 1 111 t 111 I lbl \\ ish \ o i 1 \v 11 s' fi I 1 \l 1 M Jum< i ITLII i I II II 1 ii i Ii ii put iw i\ tin < vil 111 lk( \ u S|> ll 1 \\ II li \ \ II I) I |l S \l ill | UK thf ii Miib]ii t w ill b \n O It n t ill doings hum b ! I inm 0 )t V H \ i I I il I] i ti i ( ii i I III I 1 ! Map showing the line of march «f the "Pageant on Parade." the ieatim event of Morns tountrsyJOOlh »«»«>;).«•> 'V '1''" 1 up I biou_h tin li bit (tti t ) d i \ 1 I i un to (I ) Hit Youth twin n will inn I it 1 \t» li in Ul'l 1 it i 1 p III lo be held at Morristown on Columbus Day, October 12. The parade * .11 start a 2 P. M. at the corner »( Miller HI ul and Maple (Isu.!ih 1 1 Will will h< .1111, p. in. in the parish house. ! The lesson-sermon also includes j Kil ,11 tlu .\r.n;., del hi Ovci look Hospital avenue and proceed South un Maple avenue to Madison street, thrive to South street where the line of marcli wi Iu. no h. ('larcnci Still' On Wednesday evening at. Hi the following passage from tlie j. L. Leeron A ,i.\!liai'\. pass the park and proceed up Speedwell avenue. A left turn will be nude at Sussex avenue and then another kit tun on Mills o I'resb.i leriau ill W.ii., (.iri. IS KoriiiijiliHy Club o'clock, the Official Hoard will hold; Christian Science textbook, "Sci- ('I: Street, with the parade terminating at the intersection of Mills and Ea.l.v streets. In the event ot mcleinent weather, the pa.ad. iu (kdoher meeting. j Flanders, will In; the spea Hi.Tiiiii:. hiijii .srlioiil. :-!.lf) p. in. will be held Saturday, Oetober 14. ence and Health with Key to tin; week-night servfci' ai S The club of the nioiH.li wilt meet, • Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.: Thins.. Or!, lit. IIUOUKII MOM., Oct. on Wednesday eviulng, 'VK'iober 25. the Neighborhood House, Alia. •>',>, -Collcur Club book sale, l\ "All reality is in (iod^and His crmi- ] (1].(J1]j render .several > 111 ill Sl Directors meeting', Y. \V. ('. A., Special session of Newark annual| lion, harmonious and eternal. Thatj ] .(tiotiH Ilcivhwdoil load. ie on October Hist. t Thiir.. Oct !!• Tubi'i'culoKis movie li.i a. m. I 'I'ric sixth (livi.jiin will lir headed which He creates is good, and Hej The mid-week service 11 be TIIOH., Nov. 14—Monthly meeting Expect Crowd of 50,000 at Morris County's makes all that in made. Therefore and let-tare al-ihc Y. \V. ('. A., >S : li.\ Chat i.i in s rc-cnart mini of Hi i St. .John's Lutlierun (lunch ! conducted by Dr. Hrauk ai th a par- )). m. women's societies .Methodist ! liriniiiiL' of i hi- hrs: cilHIoii ol' '"I'lii1 the only reality of sin, sickness, or |ish bouse on Wednesday iit X 1'Ipiscopal Cluireh. .. - On Sunday Pastor lli.iimau will) death is; the awful fact. 4bat un- Tlmrn., ()<••(. Ill-'South Siuninil 200th Anniversary Celebration Parade speak at the 10.30 service on the re- o'clock, continuing the V of 1! Civil' Assorialion ni(H'lin,L>;, Kickl Tues., Nov. II Women's Alliance, I tin' only iif \\ s|);i|M'r I ii viiri iiL". Ih'' realities seem real to human, erring Corinthians, Chapter 7. Community church. lation between love toward Cod and belief, until Cod strips off their dis- Housr. S ]i. in. • v 'Colonial ransc. Following will !»,• , our social conduct. The Bible The first meeting of the Fellow- Thins., Orl. li) Regular meeting, Tuos., Nov. 14 -Meel ing Kxecutive si'Vi'ii ;vf tnii't ivc floats, ile- "lint-'i'ii of .Morris County" ;if a j"('uncord Cii;irb uliil l'I(Hir"'.' ii v guise. They are not. true, because ship is to be held at lh-> parish Committee. Town Improvement Ihe 200-yuar history ami ' School Will meet at !M5 a. .in. and Hiiliiini\ liitlle Theater (iiiild, Ipictlns coiiiily- w ide coiiiiii'i iliuii last week.! Cln/stcr l!iironKii; "The War (,'f they are not of Cod. We learn in house on Friday, ihe ICih, Tli« pru- Association, (ili l'ros pecl sttyeet, of Morris Couiily and ad- the LuLher League at. S p. in. , Christian Science that all inhar- Kili-tl House, 8 p..in. : growth The court will include Miss 1 loro- j IM2." by Klorliaiu I'ark ; "A Morrin fii-am, of a recreational nature, and i'Vi., Oct. 20 League (,f Women 10 a. in. ' verlisinn' Uie niaiiy rtsidiMitiul, in- ly l.iiiiliiiiiHl of It'ionimi Townsliip.' C.itial Boat." by Whiirion; "Tho inoiiy of mortal mind or body ia il- 1 (i First Lutheran .Churi-h- probably a scavenger hum will b: Voters lH'id.no benefit, 1.1G p. in. Wed., Nov. K> Meeting Fortnightly dustrial and rwi'i't'iitioiiiil features Miss Cln'wiinii I.inn (if Chatham, ! l irst 'IN'li'graiili", Ijy Moirislown;.. lusion, possessing neither reality followed by a devotional pirlod and (Huh, high school, 3.15 p. in of the county; rtixlcou bunds ami Ncxt Sunday, October 8th, will be nor identity though seining to be .Kri.. Oct. 2ii I). A. H. meeting, fyiss Kvi'lyn Morri.s f lien viJli'.', "The Morris ami Kssex Hiiili'uiid." a ways and means discussion. .borne Mrs. Kccklor, 112 Uniid Hill Thin., Nov. Hi Annual Dinner, bugle und drum rorp.s, anil •hun- Misii .li'an I'i'iU rson oi' Mori'is i h.v Mailison :nn| "The S|iirit ol' 'fili'1, the eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. real and identical" (p. 472). dreds of uniformed firemen and po- At the morning service in the. 1'Mrtit. road. L'.ir> p. in. Men's) <.'lub, Central Presbyterian Township, .\li-is~MWi-ii Heed of Mjr- fi\" tile, AIoi'i is County Veterans ul! Wallace Chapel A..H.K. /inn ( hiucli Cluireh. licemen from the Hfi c/iunty inunii-i- Lutheran Church, 217 MorriB ave- (hikes Memorial Methodist, Church \V(!(1,, Oct. 25 MeetiiiK Literature riKtown uud Miss llcalricc Itoetti.ner l'Vreii-n Wars. Rev. Florence Randolph will Department, Kortnighi ly Club, Thui'H., Nov. I(i--Annual Fair and HalititiK will he includpd in Hie lin•-'' of Mountain Lakes. "The Spirit of "The lluiiii'r'n Paradise," cnii'i'i"! nue at 11 o'clock, Dr. Fruns Ericn- Rev. Frederick C. Willey will of march in tint "PiiRoant on BOii, Dean of .U.psala College in Bast speak, on the "Ueauly of (Jodl iuess" Hobby Hall, Masonic, building, Turkey Supper, afternoon und the Mountains", a float enti'i'i-d by by Is in tit-)] on will lie tlie first flial. preach Sunday as follows: 11 a. in., at lla. in. li ii. in. Church School. oveujng, Oaken Memorial Church. I Parade" when Morris County ct'lc- J ,. Orange, will preach. The. pastor, Holy Communion; 8 p. in., subject: :i.l!> |i. m. l arsip))aiiy-Tn)y Hills Townsbiii in tlie seventh division and in orde Hev. Norman A. Andre, will have 4.lit) p. m., the Faithful Few will Fri., Qct. 27 -S.l'i II. S. Auditorium, Fri.', Nov. 17 — IX A. K. niecHiiiK, bratos the 200th anniversary of its and /'Tbi' Spiril of I lie Sti'canis", will follow "Coiiiinunity of Altty "What is Ihe Matter With the present the Rev. Alfred Dunston as home Mrs. Willis, 54 Old Short founding in Morristown Tltursdiiy live Homes," Mountain Lake1 charge, of the services next Sunday World." Midweek service Wednes- (luise and Disguise, presentation ('hatbain':; eont rilml ion to the p;m- Lakflk at tlie Oustavus Adolphus Lutheran the guest speaker. Special musical of "You Can't Take II, With You." jlills road, Millhurn, 2.15 p. m. afternoon (Columbus Day) at 2 eant, will follow d irecl ly heliiml the "ItidiU!;- up to Dover," and "(lalf' day 8 p. m.; Cliurch School, It.-15 numbers. 7 p. m. Young People's Fri., NOT. 17—Y. W, C. A. World o'clock. Herbert T. Strong, direc- way to Lakeland," ll.iver; "Sl>ark- Cliurch, East 22nd street and Lex- a. m.; Bpworth- League 7 p. ai. Frl., Oct. 27 Opening dinner, Unit- queen and hev court. ington avenue, New York City. hour, subject "Inl'luenuiiiK Others ed Campaign. Fellowship til]) to New York, 5 • tor of the bicentennial, said today The parade has been divided inio liutv Lakcs", Denville; "Hathini; Friday, October 6, "Cinderella in for Christ", dfscussion led by Miss )). in. - that the event, will- be "the most eiK'ht separate divisions with twoiliea tics" Mount Olive Townshii); The cliurch school with Franklin Flower Land," a children's oper- Frl., Oct. 27 -Annual Overlook Hos- Nelson as superintendent holds Its Sarah Page and Oscar Dennis. 8 pital bridge. Fri., . Nov. 17—Meeting American spectacular in tlie history of the nmsical units in each. The history and "The Kriendiy Town," NCICOIIL;. etta given by Mrs. McMane'a circle. p. in., the Rev. T. K. Watson will Home Department, Portnightly ('(unity" and estimated that, the at- of Morris County will lie traced by Kutler will liead the final divi- sessions next Sunday morning as Over 40 children in the cast. Wed., Nov. 1 -Meeting Fortnightly usuiil aUit.45. give the message. The senior choir Club, high school, 3.15 p. m. Cluh, Hobby Hail, Masonic build- tendance would }>e about 50,noo. In each division as the procession sion with a float depicting tins The Woman's Council, Mrs. Peter will sing. ing, 10 a. in. Hie event of unfavorable weaUier. passes through the .Morristown '*H](iiit. of Industry," and will be fol- The Dorcas Society will meet Shaw, president, meets Monday eve- Mon., Nov. (i—Lincoln School P.-T. this-Friday afternoon in. the church Tuesday at 8.30 p. in., Mrs. Mary A., S p. m. Bat., Nov. 18-- "Cap and Hells," the pageant-iparade will be held streets. The Indians, wlm were for lowed by "Spirit of the (!i'aum\" ing at 8 o'clock. The Woman's Children's Entertainment Series, Saturday afternoon, October 11th. centuries tlie undispuled lords of Morris Cotiuly t'iraiiKe; "(loddcss of parlors at 2.30. The board of trus- Griffin will present the Elizabeth Fri.,Nov. !! "Three Cornered Moon" 1 Home and Foreign Society, meets sponsored by the Junior Service Heading the 2 /£>-mile moving this vast region, will be presented the Flarvest," Hoard of Afrricul- tees will meet in the evening at 8. Jubilee Singers also there will -be by Summit Little Theater Guild, Monday at the same time. a home made quilt on exhibit and League, high school auditorium, spectacle will lie Miss Dorothy to the pageant guests by floats en- tn.re; anil floats entered by The New Jersey District will Edison Junior High School, 8.if) hold its monthly sessions In the The Men's Club, Hover Weaver, an exhibition of Negro dolls, Wed- .'! p. m. Slierer, 17-year-old Koxlmry Town- tered by 'Chatham. Morris 1'lains,'wauls ChrtH, Chambers of t'om- First Lutheran Church of East Or- president, meets Friday at 8. nesday, 8.SO p. m., prayer and ]). m. Mon., Nov. 20—Association tea, sliili girl, who was chosen the] iiinl It ox bury Towiisliip. Then will I mci.'co, liotary Clubs, Morri.s H'ounty ange next Monday afternoon and October 13, Boy Scouts, meet praise service. TUBS., NOV. 7—Election Day visit hoii^e Mrs. Ernest -Leathern, 81 come tho early settlors with the fol-j Hospitals, Morris County Hoard oi! evening. Mondays at 7. the schools day, 8.45-12 noon. Essex road, 3.15 p. m. Librarian, Miss Erailie Hill. | lowing nninicipalilies Education and Morris County li- The local organization of the Tucs., Nov.'7—General election day. Mon., Nov. 20—Meeting' Overlook Hoard of Recreation Commission "Omieslnsii Wagon", Kast Hanover braries. A float entered'by Madi- Womeii's Missionary Society will Community Cliurch You mast have the IIHHAXD if Wed., Nov. 8--Music Department, , Hospital Auxiliary, Y. W. C. A., —Major Guy Bates, president; Tow.nshi]); "Qualter Meeting son iiorlr;iyins' 'lmt coininunily as " meet at the church on Wednesday At the Community'Church, Sun- you want the news of Summit. It Fortnightly Club, 3.15 p. in. 1 10.30 a. in. flarlan S. Kennedy, secretary and House," Handivlpli Township; j "The Unse City" will give a I - afternoon of next, week at 2.3.0: Miss day, at .11 a.m., the minister, Rev. A. Wed., Nov. 22—Meeting Literature director; Ernest P. Patten, treas- "Early Church Scene". Pqquaniiock" tractive finishing touch lo tliu Powell Davies, will preach on the will cost $3.50 per year far two Sat., Nov. 11—-Armistice Day. Mabel Lundahli parish secretary of Mon., Nov. 13—Y. W. O. A. Hoard of Department, Fortnightly Cluh, urer; Mrs. Leroy T. Pease, Mrs. Townshi]); "Old Quilting Party," pantile. text, "In Quietness and Confidence issues a week. Washington Township, "Old Crist The iM orris I own Kenior Dm m the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in i - Folia open 7 a. m. to 8 p; m. B.S.T. Field HouHe,' 3 p. m. William F. Doyle and W. Richmond Bi'ookly and president of the Young shall be your Strength." Tracy. Mill", Memlliam Township. Corps will head Ihe musical units /•Woman's Missionary Society of the Church School and Junior Church City Planning Board—Oliver B. Morris ('miiHy's famous iron in- Mi the parade. •Nflw. York Conference will he the meet at 9.30 a/ m. in graded ses- List of City Officials Merrill, chairman; • T. S. Kenyon, dustry will be. represented in floats ,,A. description of the- pageant- 'speaker of the afternoon. sions. The Community Young Peo- By Wiley Padan vice-chairman; E. B. Tworably. G. sponsored by Boonton, Dover, Hock-1 parade will be broadcast over sla- The Junior Luther League will ple meet at 5.30 p. in. to commence IT'S TRUE! For Public Information J. Ray, R. T. Betts, T. L. Smith, J. away and Mine Hill Township. The.ition WOK and a nation-wide Mutual meet next Thursday evening at 8 •thoir study of the Story of Religion W. Bancker, Fred Mort, B. L. Hoy6. Colonial era will be portrayed "by nroadcasting i •novw-oiic o'clock. This 'meeting will be held and remain for supper at G.30 p. m. Herewith is given a list of City Members of the Zoning Board of l'assaic Township's "Lord Stirling from :!.I5 to •! o'clock. A tempor- in the parsonage at the invitation Copies of Mr. Davies' sermons Officials for the general informa- Adjustment—T. L. Smith, C. A. Tnlly-llo"; "Ueorge Washington ary studio will lio set up on a bal- Of the pastor and Mrs. AndrG. "Faith in God—'A Liability or ah tion of the public: Berry, F..U. Vosa, Howard A. Dod/, and His Troops". • Morristown; cony over Day's liestaurant. Thn Asset" and "What About Pacifism?" IDAS OCWH^ED BY AL JOLSON FOR HIS] "Washington's Headuiuirters," lClks parade will also find its way on to BLACKFACE APPEARANCE IN MGM1 Mayor—James W. Bancker. Robert E. Denike, Kingsley G. Calvary Church will be available after the service COMMON COUNCIL Thomson, secretary, Club; ."Serving: Provisions to the the motion picture screen, for tho and at the church office. "BABES IN AWS", GING CROSBY -THOUGHT Colonial Army," Mcndhani Bor- Tweiitietb-Centiiry-Fox Film Com- Sunday, October 8th, ia the SO MUCH OF Councilman-at-large ~ G. Harry Sinking Fund Commission — Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. Cullia. Mayor Jamoa W: Bancker, William ough; "Toui-pu ,Wick-Mouse," Hard- pany has arranged to send a sound Central Presbyterlun Church MICKEY'S NEW ing Township, and "Washington truck to Morristown on Thursday, There will he a celebration of the SONG'LOVE First Ward S. Porter, Herbert G. Fuchs, Oliver Holy Communion at 8 o'clock in the "Watch and See the Pages Turn" B. Merrill, Edward S. Bancroft. Creeling Lafayette". Morris Town- afternoon. • will tie the topic of the sermon by e Maxwell Lester, Jr., Guldo church. Church school Will meet at THAT HE Forster, Percy M. Bland. 9.45 in the Parish House as usual. Dr. Rockwell S. Brank, the minister ASKED To MAKE Tlie Girls' Church Choir will sing. at the Central Presbyterian Church A RECORPINfl Second Ward The Rector will preach at the 11 at the morning service at IT o'clock. Donald Bourne, Burton L. Boye. o'clock service, and the choir will The evening service begins at Frederick Q. Sigler, Blng, "I Will Mention," by Sulli- 7.45 p. m. with an organ recital by Committees : van. The Young People's Fellow- the organist, Nellie Gordon Blasius Finance—Forster, Bland, Lester, ship will meet at 4.30 p. m., at tlia in preparation fir the worship Tax—Boy6, Bourne, Forster. Parish House, to leave for a picnic service, part of whreh ig devoted to Water,. Light and Public Bulld- at Hackelbarney. Each member is informal hymn singing. The sermon inge—Sigler, Forater, and Cullia, to bring his own supper, the Fel- topic by Dr. Brank will.^p, "The Streets, Parks and Sanitation— • tP.AftlMENJ • lowship will furniBh coffee. Young Man and the Bible."' Cullia, Forster and Sigler. NEWARK, N. J. The Friday Service Chapter will The Tenth Graders will meet on Public Safety—Lester. Sigler and meet for luncheon at 1 o'clock to- Sunday at 4.30 p. m.' the program Bourne. ' • .. . day. Mrs. Eriiil Dreger will he the to be in charge of Allen Gross, Virr Law and Ordinance—Bland, Boyfi hostess, assisted by Mrs. George R. ginia Bailey and Barbara Sikes. and Lester. •• , • . r . Decker and Mrs.-E. W. McClellan. T.he speaker is to be John P.Herck- ner, instructor in the Junior High MILE ACROSS NEWPORT Welfare — Bourne, Cullls and On Friday evening, October 12th, ARMS" SfAND-IN IS, ' 6 X a HAT WASHER! A *25 SAVING! IOSBIE KOSHAY, MEMBER OF 1928 U.S. Publicity—(Sigler, Bourne, Bland: : Jfc OLYMPIC SWIMMING HAM, WHO City Clerk—Frederick C. Rentz. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST SERVOS A^ JUDY'S ATHLETIC City Treasurer—Herbert G. Fucihs Summit, N. J, 293 Springfield Ave. CONDITIONER! " Cfty Solicitor—Frederick C. Kentz branch of THE MOTHER CHURCH, TH E ' FIRST CHURCH of Executive Offlcial--^Fred Mort. 1 CHRIST, SCIENTIST, in . Boston,. Mass. OXXlUg City Engineer—Francis A. Mur- W3|GMCPB1 Electric Sunday servlce/11 A.' M. Wednesday'Meeting 8.15 P. M. McTHMLw ray. , • , . .../.,. .':, -. •„• • Sunday .School 9.30 A. M. Receiver of Tax«a~Wllliam ,S Reading Room 15 Maple St. Open weekdays 12 to 4.30 P. M. Bird. , . :. Also pfter the Wednesday Meeting. '(SWEETHEARTS JM 6RAe£HAy£ Board of AssesaorjBr—Korman , 9. "BABES IN ARW5) ARI IS WRITING A KJDK Garls, G. F. Rowe, Jesse F. Stout: WITH PUMP Nr.«.Mi» Me WAIL Plpr«nce Donma-n, Olerk. , THE SCREEN. Police Justice—Robert J. Murr payv Jr. . >, , • ::i "Now more and more a providence of love is understood, Police, Cpmmiasioner, F. K. Trug- low...... , 59J5 Making the springs of time and sense sweet with eternal good.' . Chief of P^)lice^-M. J. Flnaeran. ...; '• -^-Whittier. (Police and,, Firemen's -Pension Mnde t« Sell for 84.05 &SURECTED HIS FAMOUS TROMBONE ACT Fund Oommi&aion—Mayor Bancker,, rSUNDAY Iff HE PIP IN VAUPEVIOE 20 YEARS AGO • Robert • J...MuTwhy, ,Sr., Thomas J. JJurray, , Herbert Gj Fuchs, and Laundry troubles are over once The Methodist Episcopal Church New Ydrk, N. Y.'-^'IT'S TRUE! that June Preisser, who Nichol^s^GraiSfiO. rplays^'an ex-baby 8tar in M-G-M's 'BaBeS ih Arms,' has never, Consta'ble—Tb.omas F. •vVhJ.te., this new 1939 model is in your Building Inspector—Seaman L. .OF SUMMIT {appeared , f Brank, who will have for his sermon subject, JQ Banning- R, Dooley. • Bealtb. Officer—Dr. H. P. Dengler. "The Young Man and the Bible." Trustees Free PsWlc Library-rJ. Walter Dietz, president; treasurer, Siegel's Stationery Store-v J. Sherman By land; secretary, M?s. STRANGERS WELCOME Daniel Burke; James W. Bancker, V - 394 SPBINGFIEM) ATS, ' Titnie ft»sm SUMMIT, N. J. «. ._.__,._. ' Dongall, tentfe Jol) n B Btai jy,' OltrflrTharaa^.

1 FRIDAY, OCT. i, THS MJlflttT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, HJIITIJT, It. J PAGEP1V*

•^fc (twentieth day of October next at 8:30 liany to which his application was TOWK8HIP OF NEW PROVID£'M"E 11 A. M. , made. NEW JEKii£\ £>«t«d Scitieraitftv 13, vm. Any member of tht; Volunteer Divi- S. B.S. to Invade THE STMMIT TRUST COMPAS1' sion • »!' !hf I>el>arl.llirlit tttrihiHg to TAX SALE of Summit, N. J. teiininaii.- his membership in the iv- EVERYBODY READS PAULA B. CROMWELL, partnirut .'r-liall ijuiiiy iK^tlt tht* t'hief Berkeley Heights. N. J. Trustees. HI liter tif hifc irotniuuiy and the Chief ixtober 6th. HW Rahway Saturday WILUAMS & DEMPSEY, J»nn-li>rii, of ihf department. If auy ri signatiun I PI'BLIC XOTH'E is hereby given, that 382 HiiriiiKfit-ld Ave., Summit, N. J. is nut a<-tlga Curtis, Collector of Taxes of Classified Advertisement* .niving tht resign.UHUI wiUiin sixty f the TcwDship of New .Provtelenet. N. J., Summit High's football team will (8*K days, the C'OIIIIIIOB Council may: in (lie ('ounty of I'mon. N. J., wDi on .iC'i'lit i>MiU lJit-iabVri* re»i^!iitti-«iu and; the fdurlh day of N\.vemUr. at the be gunning for their first victory of. Ten Cents a Line IN CHAN'ICHV OF XEW JKK.SliV terminate his membership In the dc- j Town Hall, I'nion Avenue, Berkeley the season when they play Hallway TO DAVm AliO.N'dff and iwrtauiu Heights, N. J., at the hour uf 10 o't-liK-k High ou Saturday attennioii, ai Cfj ••* MecBtt* altar • a. m. Tact**; « 6 9- m. Tkvnimj. MOLLIE AKONOW. hia wife: Any meinlier of tlm Vuluniuer Uivi- a. rn.. sell the foliowinp deai-r(t>ed lands Sunmiii. still bnicU'tiim .slc.n of the l.ii'parlmt-nt *ln, fails to siiuute in the Township "f New Frovl- By virtue of an order of the Court uc oif ih' i'ro- \trom a 13-0 defoal handed '.hem by Th« HERALD endeavors to print only truthful classified ads, of 1'hani-ery vf New Jersey, made on ^Neragc 4M*:{ artt-odHnce at Hres and dence undt-r and by \irt to*' day <»l" the date hereof, in n cauwc driilB to whti'h his company is called visions of an Act of the A'slsliiiun-c.n- j the Clifford J Scott Si'.HUos last and will appreciate having ita attention called to any advertise* for a iH'iioU of four consecutive quar- titled, "AN Act ' eiMicerninfc; unpaid week, will attempt, to make a vouu- wherein Trwiiship of New Providence, ters shad lie dropped Irnn inliersliii) m#nt not conforming to the highest standard* of honesty. New Jersey, a municipal i.-orpuratiim i tuxes, HSHesarnents and oTht-r iiiuni I of IIu> SlKte of New Jersey., is -com- uniiis.s in the opinion •>! Ihe Coinmou charges on real property aivd piMviding _ . . . _ _. ...J <"i>unci! extenuating rinuinstiiiiTS for the colled ion thereof by Ihe cre- •have already won their opening \ pl&inant, and you and otlien* arc de-1 lit vented iii.s making the reiiuired at- Htion and enfort etnent of lieit.s thereun. I fendantii. you are required to appear U'ddauce record. (Revision t)f 11U8 and Lhe M:vMral fray. j I and'answer the 1>III of said complain- ! Ku.ni has limited football practice; i ant IITI »r before the 22ud day of NTr- shall have it.s own Company Chief and nmny of the wrinkles ironed out of j You Are Invited to Inspect tionalities, experienced, Mrs. Rati- lifieale of Tax .Sale No. BSfi, dated John Nigro, block I", lots 2S-27 ,17R.O;. gan's Agamy, Tel. Summit 6-1299. through traffic. Inquire of Superin- r its own Foremen, who .shall lie ap- Mrs. Mary Cicone, block IS, lot j his team vrhen it takes the field; tendent on premises. 14-tf I lieceinl.cr 2X, li»3.>, mack' by Olga Tur- pointed by lh<; Common Council of the 2-tf j tis, Oolltftor of Taxes of the Township 'A 3.02 .against the Kahwuy wrecking; crew. City or Summit for Hit term of urn: erarn Li-vl, block 22, lot 2S 3.02 I of Now Providence, N. J., to the Town' year from January l.if of the year in I Hallway Is in much the same pre- COOKS, ftrnt floor, general houscwork- THREE-BOOM apartment,' heat, hot | .ship uf New Providence, N. i.. cover- SemensH) Realty Co.; block L'2. frfi, eooklng, chambermaids, parlor water supplied, central location, pri- which they are appointed. kits 2» lo 36 dicament as Summit this year, hav- LOANTAKA ing lands and premises assessed in the vate entrance, J45. Six-room apart- Thin uidinanco shall take effect im- Anna (i. DeJctino, block 23, lots ing lost a veteran line last, season. maid-waitresses, children's nurses, name of Ihtvld Arwnow aa owner fur nittdicttely in tile manner provided by couples, experienced, fur refined ment and Bleeping porch, private *»n- the year I!t33, which lands and premi- 31-32 4.75 Rahway opened its season last S,U-. traiue, (56. Olirig, Realtor, Summit Joseph Freda, block £fi, lois 1-2-.1. homes!, references essential ; also se- ses are locatwl in the Township of Ncwj I.Krederitk C. Kent/., City Clerk of . .„ s urday when they trimmed the Bdi-4- lect help available. Nitwmark's 6:0436 or «-<)i>09-M. 8tf I JJro\ Idence, ^'ounty of Union and .State 27-28 the ("lly of Summit, do hereby certify, M. Accunzo, bltK:k 27, lulu 7-8-tf jettison High (Elizabeth) team 2&-0. j MEADOWS Agency, Morrlstown 4-J699. I of New Jersey and are knotlw a«d that the. foregoing Ordinance was In- 121 SUMMIT Ave., very deslrahle 3- I designated as iotB 5, 6, 7 and 8 in Block 1 1 Frank ilolaswi, block 'M, lots M- Summit is expected to Cii'lcl its| and 4-room apartments, all modern troduced for first reading at a r^S" ', '' 34 18.73 ROUTE salesmen for established buei- I 95 on the official tax map yf the Town- meeting* ftf the Common Council held regular line-up. Trlola, (iieeiu'.j Cent inning K'ktnn iriliiian^ I'luts netia, Summit and vicinity, experience Improvements. Frigidalre, conveni- i Rhip of New Providence, And you Matteo Nlgro, block 42, lol.s 1 to ent location, moderate rental. Apply on Tuesday evening,. October 3, lilM, 20 '. > .• 29.77 Baker and Lombardi will bu in thci desired. Write Box 176, % HERALD, David Aronow are made n defendant and that said Ordinance will hn sub- on premises or cal) Summit i-1581-H. because you are the owner of thV said l'auiinu Amodeo, 'blm-k 44, lots secondary, wtlh Soinnio, Neviuw, *" 10-tf tnitted for -consideration and ftnal 50 5!I2 Designed to Hecomu EMPLOTKBHT WAMTBB lands and prdmiscs. And you .Mollie piiKSJi'Ke at the next regular meeting; of IMisenberry, Aiigelo, Smith, Ker- Aronow are made a defendant because Paul Tnrtenellu, Muck 5(i, M 0:9!! the Common Council to be held on Dayton Handle & Golf, blink 7R. raro and Detiiiea in the lino. Next YOUNG, colored girl wishes part timfi ATTRACTIVE 3-room and bath apart- you.are the wife of David Aronow who- Tuewlay evening, October 17, 1939, ment, 3rd floor, private home, near is the owner of the. said lands and lot 18 JOB Palmer, Burke Cori-oran. hefty Work, references and health card. 132 at the City Hail, at 8.3(1 o'clock at •Charles ('alien, block 66, lut 2 125.05 [pecoa and "Oak Park" Trde.avenl Springfield ave., mornings. station and bus, heat, liKht, water, premises and by reason thereof, may which time and place any person who " refrlgerat ion, gas Included, $40 ; fur- hHVe some Interest in the said lands Carmine Semento, block 82, lut.s | will also be Been ill the 1 ill* dtuini!! BEAUTIFUL ESTATES may lie. interested therein wilt-be-given COUPLE, colored, wish position, ex- nished If dealred, $45. Tel. 4119-W. and premises. an opportunity to b« heard concerning V^'^,: J,U-»;"witH-a-4 jH i-Pad <>f 'he mme. ' | perienced cook-houseworker, chauf- Dated: September 21. 19,19. such ordinance. Joseph (J. Kppston, bloek-117, loi. ( (lame time has been set tor 2.Mt, Choice Plots: feur-batter, A-l"reTgVences. Tel. 206 MORKIS AVK—Five rooms, 1st JOHN L. HUOHES, Hated : October :!, 19,13. floor, heal,supplied. No children. 9 : . . 433.13 {o'ckK'k. Suinniit High's - hand and; Soatb Orange 2-1572.' Solicitor for and of Counsel FRUDEK1CK <"• KKN'I Z, «ld\vl)(f .lohannHon, block 1 HO, with Complainant, City Clerk. icheer leading tar res -will ueroin-j 'WINDOW washing, nouttecleanlng, EDGAK ST.,! MO. 10, 6 ruoms and bath, lots 31 to .'I,'! • 17.87 first floor, garagi', available Nov. 1st, P. 0. Address: 15-Mtiple St., Anna <'hilBt.ophe.rsen, tikn-k 136, pany llio team to Rahway us well; floor oheHaclng and waxing, lnalda First National Bank and AW •ORDINANCE lots 10 to 13 13.42 4 TO 5 ACRES; ALSO and ootakto work. T«l. Summit 6- heat furnlBhed. Inquire Orange 3- as a good .number of local football 720ff between 9 and 6 - 12-14 Trust Bulletin!?, Emma Aukam. block 137, lots .Mi fans who follow the team, 1208-W, 90-tf Summit, New Jersey. 10-16 AN ORDINANCE to Vacate and to to 62 - ... . 20.81 Hclcase and Extingui.sh any public AN EXPERIENCED laundress would UNUSUAL 3-room apartment, living Emma Aukam, lilock 13!), lots 24 room 27x13, 8 closets, air conditioned, Rights in l'ro.siiect Place- and Frank- to 27 11.84 like work to do at home; also cur- lin Place Unopened Streets in the SOME 2-ACRE PLOTS tains' and fancy work neatly done, rockwool Insulated, located at 34 Elm Korsylhi. & -VkCkiihan, block 146, st., references required, Oct. 1st ; also AN ORDINANCE toam«nd an Ordi- City of Summit, and to Vacate a lots 57 to f.2 13.a» Wildcats Face reasonable. Tel. Summit 6-2783-J. 4 rooms, '} baths, fireplace. OBRK1, nance entitled: "AN QRD1NANCK Portion of Stanley Avenue aa Herein Hardy, <•/, Crevtllng, block 167, • StH4ink'i) I.cu'atiun e- meals, travel, drive. Salary -open; % HERALP, ordinance entitled: "An Ordinance re- lots 3-4 53.59 ton OytloneH on Sunday afternoon. • Krecl'ioii, of Acceptable Country Residences. lating to Ihu Fire Department, estab- Wltt Clinton Jones, Esq., laid out In George Boegcrshaunen, block £56, The Cyclones boast a team studded j highest references,. Box Hi, % HER- lishing u, uniformed division of paid 1868 by Thomas Hughes, .Surveyor, lots 15-16 : 35.73 ALD, or Tel. Summit 6-1606. 12tf 10 8TWHK8 VOtt BKNT 1* firemen and a division of volunteer Morrlalown, New Jersey," be and the Helen Cumnilngs, block 2B1, lot with former high and college stars Wunlaka JIPIHIOWS run l><« seen dnily iKnn 0 n! WR4»h windows, floors waited. Ref- Common Council In writing the action of InteresfeslHit in no case In excess of those boys,entering school in 1940. «ri»itce. Tel. Summit 6-5319-J. at A. Tetfesco's Tailor Shop? 11 Maple taken by the said Company. In the I, Frederick C. Kentz, City Clerk of of tho. finest semi-pro elevens intensive study cf the athletic situa- *t. 2-tf the City of Stfminlty do hereby certify eight perventum per annum. The pay-New Jersey. A large crowd Is ex-^1011 at hl«h school. The commit- •Players who are on present varsity event that final action is not taken for that the foregoing Ordinance was -duly ment for the sale shall be made before t0 HOUSES TO liBT~ sixty (60) days after filing of applica- passed by the Common Council of said the conclusion of the sale or the proper- pected to attend Sunday's fray as it ° will he enlarged to-be composed squads may play until thoyVare GAS RANGES, used slightly in cook- tion, and no notice thereof given, the gives promise of being one of the, of representatives of the other Ing school demonstrations and floor city at a regular meeting held on ty shall be resold. graduated under the old code\ A 24 OHCHARD 8T., four rooms, all Im- Common Counoil may appoint said ap>- Tuesday evening, October. 3, li>39. Any parcel of real property for schools as well as the" higli ami plea has been sent out by state provements. Prank Camberlango, models, to be sold at greatly reduced ulleant to full membership In the Com- which there shall be no other purchaser beat contests of tlw season. prices. Chambers, Great States, FREDERICK C. KENTZ, junior high schools with the idea in sociation leaders requesting 46 Park ave., Tel. Summit 6-1152-J. pany to which he haia applied. Should City Clerk. Will be Struck off and sold to the Summit's probable starting line- 12tt Dutch Ov«n, Glenwood, Vulcan, applicant be rejected by said Company, mlll(i ot mol e principals to send duplicate copioi.1 Smoothtop, Roper, Estate, Detroit Township of New Providence In fee up is as follows: ends, Brydon and ' attention to the pos- reasons for such action shall be riven for redemption at eight percentum per 1 of birth certificate information to] MODERN. Six . rooms, hard-wood Jewel; no additional charge (or bot-to the Common Counclt In writing, not annum and the municipality shall have Dyail; tackles, Montomi and Wleli- sible development of a better inter- ^tle gas; full new range guarantee. ler; guards, Hudktns and Mellillo; mural s-porls program throughout state headquarters an us to put tho floors, bath, steam heat, open fire- imMfe than fifteen- (15) days after re- the-same remedies and. rights as other the clt Ille place, garage, convenient. $45 per BIRKENMEIER & COMPANY, jection Is voted. If, In the opinion of purchasers, Including the right to bar center, Bonnell; quarter back,j y- l»"ncipal concern of|ilgl. r,Ii(,:s jn l0 ,110,.L, stringent en- 1091 Springfield ave, Irvlntrton, N. J. month, ThomM V. Monroe, Realtor, the Common Council, Insufficient or no or foreclosure the right to redemption. Adams; half backs, Turner andj^e (;0 ln,mUte^..'?. mli^ s}\m}» ;'.!• | rorcement. Summit 6-10U. . • • •' Open Evenings until 10 P. M. BS 3-6611 reason lot rejection is given, the Com- The sale is made under the provi- tho hig! h school; particularly In j mon- Council may appoint said appli- Smith; fullback, Baltlem. DO YOU KNOW? sions of AN Act'of -Legislature entitled, connection with ways and means of cant to full membership In the Com- "AN Act concerning unpaid taxes, as- >PRX|»)HBP BOOMS TO XKt > BLACK, caracul coat, size 16, »25, like Increasing the income of the ath- Team Downs 1 sessments and other municipal charges TURKJBlY HILL COTTAGE, delight- new. Can be seen at Schlosser's An extended cover- on real property and providing for the Itpport of Condition of letic association, Pacts and figures ful large double room, running wa- Cleaner, Union place. 10-12 collection thereof by the creation and THK FIBRT NA'PIONAI. BASK & are being assembled from com- Thomas Jefferson ter, attractively furnished; also age endorsement can enforcement of lions thereon." (Revi- TRUST COMPANY TWO small Oriental rugs, good condl-*- sion of 1918.) munities of a comparable size to single room, meals excellent. Tel. of .Summit, New Jersey, Summit Hlgh'.H soccer team pull- 3066 of 2WS, . 100-tf tion. Tel. Summit 6-2146. be attached to your Any of the aforesaid tracts or lots at the close of business Summit, and some larger places a3 SALE may be Tedeemed^by the payment to wl Olu of tho upsets in CREAM colored enamel bedroom set October 2, l»3i) well, to find out- just how we stand ' LARGE, doUbiV room, private bath, A rare opportunity—On Prospect fire policy which will the underslgn-ed, the Receiver of Taxes, ^ ASSETS here. Many of those Interested In j lmn.v seasons on Wednesday aftcr- 1 ftnd other odd pieces of furniture, before the sale* of the amount due also Btngle corner room. Breakfast | bargain, Tel. 6-1911. Hilt—Beautiful .Bnglisfi residence, 4 LoanB and discounts (In- athlctlcs at High School have been ' !l?°,» w,.nel1 theL tunlcd , bJick..-U l enrage. Tei. Su. »-0036-R. protect your property thereon. Given under my hand this cluding J23.98 overdraTt»)..$$ -7H.375.35 master bedrooms', 3 tiled baths, ser- 6th day of October, A.D., 193!). criticising conditions there and the highly favored Thomas Jefferson MAPLE youth bed and hair mattress, Uniteitdd StStatet s (rovernmen(t vants quarters, large grounds. Cost from loss or damage ' OLGA CURTIS, obligations, direct and committee proposes to find out how (Elizabeth) team, 3-1 at Elizabeth. matching chifferobe, like new; ma- 12-18 Receiver of Taxes. I PARMLEt Place, chaerfiil, wcll- gttd 2 168 78;) 21 >in ^ ,^ „.„ "lied" Reynolds. Victor Peterson appolnted llngle and double rooms, hogany studio bed, hair crib mat- new MG,*po. Can now be had for ' . . Kees—$62.16 OthetCTor bondsS , notenot.a, anand-ded d-e ' ' - nearly they may be right and iu the mmtortaWe hom«, breakfast Tel. tress, reasonable. Tel. Summit 6- only 'bentures 97,369.45 iighVofits Findings'report'back "u>! ami Jim Walters accounted .(or .tho 0384. the High School Association for its!!oc:ul scoring. The win was tho M896: 98-tf WINDSTORM Corporate stocks, Including; ENGLISH SBTXffiR,«al6~Bm!lli£BX£MY, stock of Federal Reserve further action second for the local aggreatiou 23,229.00 having turned back Plainficld Higb, for fleM training. Top quality, in- CaTSSe with other ra Vtbt&v hftme. Call at BldgevleW oculatedf, registered. Ritchie,.Larlson ESTABLISHED 1880 2-0, in the season opener. avenue, or see Mr.Shefry at the Ave., Cheater. Tel. Chester 14-R-3. EXPLOSION banks, Including reserve Princeton Grid Team »$BAW) Office. ' 102-tf Robt. J. Murphy RIOT balance, and cash Items In Highlight of -the game was the HORSE, cow manure, rotted over'one- process of collection 791,738.92 Summit team's great offensive oraia^ wltiv or -without bath, good year old, no shavings; top soil, $3.60 7B«e«hwbodBa:lirrersra,dlum under the tute- ' The Blg R'cd tei;m is being twin bed*. Murphy Sisters, 487 tricity^ Tel. Summit 6-0373... 13-tf NorMrtvesrern ]>tan makes uals, partnerships and lage of two former wearers of th.j Bben Thomas this season, SpringfieM avenue. ; 8tf ' Co«8tflt • BMltor corporations $1,273,014.73 |e(1 by ' certainties of good' Intention*. 'FOR A'HOME OH IT» PROTECTION, orange and black. Charles W. Oald-| i ' g,. deal of ox- CHATHAM, architect's own new hottse, Time deposits of Individu- Thon as h as ha(l a eat 16 SOJ4MIT Ave.—Two rooms furnish- designed for invalid or easy house- als, partnerships and well, Jr., head cpaeh who graduated iperience in coaching local soccer ed OF unfurnished. Call Summit 6- corporations 2,095,732.80 l keeping, main rooms all first flodr. from Pi-inceton in B25, was one ofj'tearns. For many years he has l " !l,498.'63 !upon several occasions in the past damental points of the game. .The posure, well heated, housekeeping fully insulated, Tlmken Am. Rad."oll has given Princeton a nerve-wrack- locals will face East Orange, at . privileges. Tel.? Summit 6-0138-M. heating and water, 100 ft. frontage, OOOOOOOOO $3,620,772:14 ing afternoon, is, rep-orted to hav? many trees, will renjt furnished six tire East Orange, in the third game ot. 8INCNU3 of doubte room, llBbt house- worked up its usual complement of months. Shown by appointment, 1 the current season on October 13lh. keeping if*d deposits «nd other llablli-- added the only1 extra point of the LAROB comfortable sunny room in SUMMIT AtOlSttK^BOOJH* , TMephone Millburn 6-1894 v ! tlbs . . - - » 124,823.87 The vote will be taken this evening contest. .-'': • private home, suitable for business Baiamlt Ate^ T«£ I-J118, 88-tf Assets pledged to qualify when tie .New Jersey State Inter- mgrti Tel. gumMtt 6-16fl«>yv.' .. WE PAT CASH for your used!furni- for exerclsfe of fiduciary scholahl s Athletic AAssociation In'the past four years the Colum- 33 Baltusi;ol Way Springfield, ftf. J. 74 Ashtfood Avenue, Snmralt po-vrers .„ 270,177.38 bia seconds have won thirty straight COHrtfORTytBLB room in private fam- ture, antiqttes, silver, books, brlc-a- meets the- Dowjitown. Club, In brac, paintings, works of art, etc. games without sustaining a loss ... lly for geatlBrtan, garage if desired. Frame and shtngte sides. * 395,001.25 Newark. ..'i .1 J Summit did little in the way ot ^AtWfy U Linden »)„ Tel. Summit 6' . Living Room, Dining Room, Sit- S&ort, secretary of the breaking the "Little Cougars'" ting Room, Kifchen And Lavatory, state association, leads the fight-to your attic contentv- Secured liabilities: 'string'of victories. Hft STJMMnTAV^!., Pleasant sunrty 1st floor. Deposits secured by pled?- : reduce the Williamson, Cashier of average age-of the Varsity player floor C6htatris Reiser kaHrlliitig room, dining room,, kitcKta cabinets, gas rangenge,, plumbingpg, fix- the above-named bank, do solemnly was 20 years, six months. , Further •'i 'sunny vmi, ahort walk to sta tory, open porchfev Therte are turee.bedrooma, two tiled tures floors; painted and swear Oaf the above statement Is true study by Short and a- sub-commit- Interior -second floor.' B^ement co*aius pine paneled recreaQow to the^test -of my knowledge and be- ovrtr W^NO tjined ?! tee appointed "by the S. I. A. A. Belcher,ChathamBelcher-,-Chatham, Tel. CnCnathSa m * lVtttoy Gas }^at; iyo-cw attached garage?* Fully Irs wflar. • ""'" ROBEST », -WIiaiAMSON, shows that;the Group 3 3chools of Decorating , iUK -15 Tem ^organist, and plaSo. buid-'aoreeneded. $? ' " L »' nuidern Rot Water Heater, ' Cashier. the state' worrta be least effected fcy Correct—Aft the cbaage in ruling. Summit Sigh and X. C. s Excellent value at $12, rrnlt ATWOOD L. DeCOSTER, 'School w<)ultl come under "this lnun«U«t« possessfim. T«rm8 may PAUL a BELiLO-WS, lff LEQAL ADVERTISING Directors. f*rom th« total of all groups,* if State of New Jersey, the 19 year rule were to be applied, Cy of Union, ss: All work prompt and personal JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. t d D [close to 10 per cent, of the students to attd suDsctibed before me partldjjattflk taaJMetics jeauld .be. attention. burreby certify that I am not an officer come ineligible. *t tfcfa Bank. new ruling, if passed by the EVMb MUCHMORB, FRED ERB ^•" NoUrj- Public assaclatiotr, -will eliminate the more nmtnr« player and tend to make the would al-

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1 Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Gurbo, who Miss Heieu Brewer of Suuiiui;,;. ftVEKJLUOK HOSPITAL BIKTHIS : der. Short Hills, on September 29. fflnice Harriet AvefV i;;li•••>' -' 'mouths. J College for Women, will IK-! ciude: • Daughter to Mr. ;.;id Mrs, .l-iseiM _. .1 . _ V t'i; t i a £ :. i. ; PERSONALS one of the speakers at the outdoor| S.unt- v.f ;he i jh' Sou lo Dr. arid Mrs. Walter F. Carman, ("ha! ham, on ftepu-mbe;' •1 •\. USS | Presiding at the weekly bridge- suppi i cwi Antilles Fielti, at the col-]Barry, Jr. Pwrham Park, on Sep- 2!i. i-il in he;- se. r'. "*i \'\"h :L. si, lege. which marks campus uight to" ttin)her iv Daughter !;•• Mr. and .Mis. R.jlicr; Cluiues il--r i 'ii , ;•>•. : \\ !i. i A.m i •.••••• Mrs. Bertha Bowles Nichols oft Miss Martha S. Thompson of tea at the Beech* ood Hotel ou : alumnae, students and faculty. Ot,h- ••; Bellevue avenue has returned from • Turkey Hill Cottage entertained Tuesday afternoon was Mrs. B. B. Sou i.) Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Meruuru. East OraiiSf, on October ieii Thinks K-ii- i" ; i Ai • i'r pi' speakers scheduled are livau; Watson, 116 Bevilnvuod road, on H. Fi'iiii Day :u 1 ',,. : A a summer In France. j there at luncheon on Wednesday tor Adams, 2nd. A-iitr Marg.-iret T. Cor.via ami Mrs. John. Si pU'iiiijef 3. , Suii to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew An- tea's I'ihiv; iv .\ti.i . • ^n \ \';\\ s— —-. MiBS Anne Mac Donald Hawlej of \V. Maxoii of Mjuntaiitsidv, pres; • Sou 10 Mr. and Mrs. Kiaiik Wikan- derson, Irviugtou, on Oi lobev •). fro:n New YnU; ' . .• 1 ;•• i 'in ,•1 i;.iie Back from a visit with Dr. and (Minneapolis,-"Minn Recent .guests of Richard P. dent of the alumnae association. | 1'eupii. Br!i :id h • i jll ui icai MrB. M. C. Smalley of Peapack is Kldred of M.t. Tabor were Mr. and I'ri.iis: The !•' H.'t i j l" ih< Mrs. Roiiild Veeder of Beech Mrs. Susie E. Sutpben i>f Summit. Mrs. Edward Truslow and Miss Jews End Harvest j lli-.idiine-i; W icl • hi,.: la:n. ;;i :ui^ Alice Truslow of the Beech wood Spring drive and Mr. and Mrs. Mei- PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS Is De iiiii r:ic> .\ •r. 1'. :'! Vj •ii : imw viii Baiiey of Woodmrft road. or Uiiiy Mi.ir MIBB Prances M. High, daughter Apartments are expected the inid- Festival Last Night Fi s!. '••! . d? of Mr. and Mru. Charles High ofjliajdle of this month froiri their sum- .M is. iiiuii- ;• It,.! j; a-'cii1 : ^ I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar HiggiiiB of maiuig'ug ! lie >'• • :• '! il f- I-: HSU Aahwood avenue, has returned to mer hom" e i~n »*..;...Maine.. The Harvest Festival, sui-cuth, ; The Food Yalue of the Pretzel -\ infirm,ti imi n ,iy :»• !l,i ; filue Aidge College lu New Wind- Richmond, Ky., who. hay« spent 1 .i|. ; ! !!i.: |. • i was celebrated this entire Week at her. sor, Md. Mrs. Joseph Sherry of 16 Passaic several months at the Beeehwood Hit) Jewish Community Center, be- ; avenye arrived home Thursday Hotel, are now occupying their new ginning with September ^h through ; -By Dr. James A. Tobey- night after visiting in Oakland, home at 26'Valley View avenue, October 5. A sun ah or booth was1 Cal.y since August 10th with tier Summit. constructed on the grounds but due' INFORMATION about the food boiled, baked, and toasted, a suc- The Thril t -It..!. * ;11 (1 •e|ily mother, Mrs. G. E. Mattern. to the incessant rains, only one i value of that tasty bent morsel, cession oi processes that convert appreciat e c •hi ! ii' ii ini IS of SPARKLING Miss Jane ' i 11 j. when . the New Jersey Stile Tt'ot- -Mfty-of_SjJjumit_ai^d Mrs^ Fleet wood this country mere 15 to 20 calories, or units of eration of Womeu'a Clubs holds its Ijimneu-u of Newark, lias"derparrefi every year. food-energy. A pretzel iitick will EDMISTON fo rlifer ranch home oil Soiiolta, annual open liouae at the New Jer- HISJIOP (aUKKIN TO The pretzel give less than half that amount. " 330 Springfield Ave. Summit Arizona. For those Who h.ivo" followed; sey College for Women on October Nl'KAK ON AIR IN may be called The pretzel is primarily a mild I Miss Avery's lectures i in- last two' 14th, a cross between A. ShuarL Reed_-pf Oakland place S. 0. l>. L. I AMPAKiN energy food, but it also contains a : years it in of especial interest that! spoke lasl evening before the High a cracker and small amount of protein and some | she is i\ turiiini; this winte>' for a School School Boys lli-Y Olul) of Morris- | • His Kxcollency, Most. Hev. Will- Dr. J. A. Tobey toasted bread, minerals. Since it is plentifully rthjrd series. .Mis> Avery, with her' town at the Murrisluwu Y. M. C. A!. iiiin A. (Jriffiu, Auxiliary, Bishop of possessing on a smaller scale the supplied with salt, which aids in i brilliant ]K'rsoiuUil,y,, is one of the mm 1 Mr. Reed's, topic was "The Oppor- |Newark, and areluliocesan director dietary advantages of each. Not waterretention in body tissues, it most popular current events com- of Special Luncheons tunities of the Hi-Y Club in the of the recently fonni'd National Or- only does it provide beneficial ex- is,afl.excellent hot weather food. mentators on ill'1 platform today. High School." • '. , * ganization for Decent literature,| ercise for the teeth, but it has ' According te some authorities, Free front ;ill taint of propaganda^ French will be a ajjeaker over Btationl she W sure lo give a true picture'of HOTEL BEECHWOOD real food value. the word "pretzel" comes from ujiii m Miss Llle Bernard of DeBary WAAT on October Sth from 10.30' i. The dough for the pretzel Is the German "brezel," but others the major happenings in lliis war SIM.MS II IMF* % to 11 a. m. Bishop (iriffiniwill out- 1 torn world. m EAST PORCH place, who will be married October prepared from wheat flour, yeast, | say that the term is derived from line In detail the plans ofVUt) N. ().j This suiiinier Miss Avery spent 27th to Elmer Kasnuison of Stini- salt, and water. After proper mix- the Latin word "pretiola," which Delightful special and a la carte luncheons. mit, was. honor guest at a tea and(1). Ii. for the Crtisitde which it is three nionilis on Khtrope walcliing Now Open i waging during the month of Octo- ing, this dough is bent by an ex- means a small reward. In the old Kngland uiid France gelling ready shower Kiven Wednesday afternoon pert into the characteristic shape, days, it is said that pretzels were Adult Courses ( liililicn it: Cool, refreshing atmosphere. by Mrs. J. Franklin Zouck and .Miss| her in the countieH of Mssex, Hud- for the final show-down, and an- son, liergtiii and Union. and then it is boiled. given to children as rewards for i alyzini', t lif new "defense" . psycho- CI-I.'I \ rs.» l'liyllis Zouck at their home in learning their prayers, and the {.Minn. Is Kii',1 I tl'li'i'imuiis) American Plan Rooms—$4.00 day and up. Templar way. The campaign was hi mi died on The pretzel is next quickly re- logy of the (lenioir.icies. Kor years TITOKIXi European Plan Rooms—$2.00 day and up. October 1, when a pastoral issued•, moved from the boiling pot, unique shape of the pretzel rep- I she has watched in Europe the de- Ki'olc l'lanoiisc \u> Wcsd'it'hl Mr. and Mrs. William1 Morris by His Excellency, Most Hev. Jsprinkled with salt, and placed in resents arms folded in prayer. velopments and put Hitler on Hie til.'i Niirtli (lir-.liiiil sii.cl I Thomas J. Walsh, Archibishop of I Polish front. J'l'l. NcMI'ill.l li -1 :H(!»-.I . J. M. GILLAN, Pres. , ., B. B. ADAMS, II, Mgr. Greenwood, Jr., and their infunt ;an oven for baking. Due to the Whether it has religious signifi- son, William Morris Greenwood 3rd, |Newark, was road In all churches) heat, the salt does not dissolve. cance or not, the little pretzel is a | lu IOIIKIUIUI s'hc- saw the air raid are now occupying their new home of the "archdiocese. ! After thorough baking, the pret- good food, which belongs in a j preoaiilioii.s both ill London and hi the country-side, had many discus- at 255 High Brook Avenue, Pelham, (,T7 .. ... jzel is toasted. Thus, il has been well-balanced diet. N. Y. Mrs. Greenwood is the for-SliMMIl HRAMII A. A. I. \\. sions with executives in chargi; of CHATHAM. mer Miss Elizabeth l TO MKET WITH MRS. FtLLKR civilian preparedness and attended Truslow of Summit. the Knyul Air Korce Field Day. 4*600 The Summit Branch of the A, A. In Iliilgium she talked with fi- IT. W. will hold its first meeting ot nanciers and visited the Water Ex- ^ Morrlstown Ministerial As- position 'ill. Lh-go where the Bel- sociation held a. luncheon meeting the season next .Monday evening at II DM o/i fc gians held the (ionnan's for nine Subscription Concert Series 8.15 ut the home of Mrs. Carlton P. at the Charm House; on Tuesday, •(In ys in llll-l while- lOn.nland mobil- •with Dr. "W7 C, Cain of Stirling act- Fuller, 104 Oak Ridge avenue. ^c^ ! ized and the war was saved. She 1939-1940 ing: as host. The Rev. George IJ. Mrs. Artthnr D. Welch, the club's new program chairman, has un- GRANGE I motored through lOupen and Mal- LAUNDERCRS He Witt- read a paper on- "Robert announced a novel program with ! medy, still claimed by (!ennany. Browning as Poet and Theologian." In the Netlu'Vlands Khe saw the L DRY CLEAKERS Fifteen memberB were in attend- Mrs. R. I^eo McHale presenting a Summit High School Auditorium musical p'rogram, which will begin frontier- (Miiergcncy defenses, lit ance. '. ' France she tallaul for hours with with children's beginning lessons. 1 A-nyone desiring tran.sportaUon to members of the Clbambei of Depu- Mrs. Sarah Woodman Paul, prin- the meeting is Asked to call the new ties, also with Mine. Talmis herself, cipal emeritus of tbe Kent Place Cream Puffs with the Secretaries of Labor and transportation chairman Mrs. Ed- Vi cup boiling water Learn Photography School, whty is at present visiting ward (J. Williams, Summit G-0583. By Finance, and with managers of tin' Marion Anderson, Dec. 1 in Washington, D. C, will return to ' Vn cup butter 6-0583. ELIZA JA teaspoon salt Trans-Atlantic Air Service. How to begin', advance and sucr Summit on Octolier 30th. Mrs. Paul Returning to this country in will be at the Beechwooii. Hotel for M. 1 teaspoon paprika ceed in |Hitoi:ial |ihiilonra|iby; HRAYT0N (AIM) PARTY Yi cup all purpose flour1 June Miss Avery has visited both taught priv.iloly or in clasne.i ; Argentinita, Dec. 19 a brief stay ibefore opening her fairs mid motored extensively sam- STEPHENSON 2 eggs startIHK Oct. 7lll. apartment in Worthington Court in AND FASHION SHOW pling tin1 thinking; of the middle Summit avenue. Yi cup grated cheese On Friday, October 13th, the an- Home Service west, the dttsl 'bi-nvl, the great Hend I'm: folder and infornial ion, Director •- Oil a baking sheet. Pre-heat oven northwest, the (lolden (!ate and the Miss Doris Koithan of Llndeji nual Brayton dessert bridge and temperature 450° F. Put water in GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE fashion show will be held in the . South. She watched San Francisco place 'will one of tbe bridesmaids at JERSEY CENTRAL saucepan. Add butter and when \ celebrate Labor Day anil heav'l , Edw. K. Alenius Brayton auditorium at 1.15. The butter is melted and boiling add the wedding of Miss Barbara Kath- POWER & LIGHT I Harry Bridges and Oov. Olsen F.H.l'.S. Apply to • erltfe Hayes, daughter of Edward finance committee is pleased to an- sifted flour and cheese to mixture , speak. 1 nounce that the Juvenile Shoppe'of Co. all at once. Stir vigorously until Holmes Park .I'd., Husking Kids ', Hay-es of South Orange and the late i Miss Avery is now in.Washington. MRS. GEORGE W. HARPER Mrs. Hayes, to Jere Wheelwright Summit and Milgrlms of East Or- mixture forms a ball in center of 1 N. J., Tiil.' Horiiardsville 1007. pan. Remove from heat at once. She has watched both Kuropeans Looer of Maplewood which t,akes ange will display fall fashions of SALADS—AN IMPORTANT , and Americans grow up to the war 49 Oak Ridge Avenue Tel. Summit 6-1945 place at the Hayes home on the interest to children and adults re- WINTER FOOD Add eggs, one at a time, beating evening of October 27th. spectively. Parents and friends are each egg in thoroughly. Add salt invited to purchase tickets'from IIK day lws passcil when w(f and paprika. Drop from tip of class mothers or at the Brayton Tthink of salad as a cool, summer- spoon on oiled baking sheet. Yields time food. Here are ways of serv- 12 to 15 small puffs. Bake at 450° office and give their support to this P. for 20 minutes; then reduce tem- FASHION NEWS first financial project. ing very economical salads that perature to 325° F. for 20 minutes offer the necessary vitamins during or until bubble disappear. Remove Electrolysis the fall and winter months. By the Since fashion decrees that milady from baking sheet carefully, with a PRODUCTION NEWS addition of a piping hot soup we spatula, and cool on a. cake rack Havo su]ierfluous, uiisiK'hlly,, -Un- must have, a nipped in waist for the enjoyed this tomato salad and before handling. COULDN'T be SMARTER smart 1940 silhouette, fur has come Muriel Hutchinson has been added cheese puffs for lunch. The puffs wanted hair removed safely and into its own for luxuriant coat trim. to the cast of "Broadway Melody of 'may. he served hot or cohl and will Cheese Filling painlessly by Myrna Loy's black wool coat has a 1940" and Robert Kent is an addi- make a very simple fruit or vege- 3 tablespoons butter fitted bodice, very full gored skirt tion to "The Secret of I?r. Kildare" table salad a nice party dish. 3 tablespoons flour F. Howard Evans H*ar> your, friends say tha? on which are vertical bands of red ... A new writing contract is an- Vi teaspoon salt about your new hairdress, nounced with Walter Reisch at the Jellied Tomato Salad' Yi teaspoon paprika Electrolysis Specialist fox. Epaulets of the fo^ on the 1 V\ cup milk styled by us. We specialize in shoulders combine to accent the jfcetro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. 2 talJlcspdohs gelatine Formerly of New York OTy '/• cup cold water 2 egg yolks suiting your personality, With slimness of the waistline. The 1 cup liot water 54 cup grated cheese Free DemonstratiorK^ a hair-fix that's'easy to keep I M-G-M star, wears the coat quite Bob Lopez > has - completed his 2'A cups hot tomato juice Yi cup cream, whipped Call Summit (1-100(1 looking freshly done! short and matches it by a pencil slim 2 tablespoons Jemon juice Melt butter; add flour, salt and I script on Mark Carleton as his first paprika. Stir milk in slowly. Beat for appointment black wool dress whose little girl M-G-M shorts writing assignment. J4" teaspoon salt round neckline is outlined in seed 1 2 cups shredded cabbage egg yolks slightly. Pour a little of Room 11 The one-reeler will be the latest of 1 cup shredded carrots the hot' mixture over eggs. Stir pearls. '_. John Nesbitt's Passing Parade ser- thoroughly and add to hot mixture. Jeanne Beauty Shop ies, Fred Zinneman will direct. Soften1 - the gelatin in the cold Cook on low heat for a few minutes De Santis Hair Studio An all-over gold thread embroid- water; then dissolve in hot water. until it thickens; Stir in' grated RINGFIELD AVE. at MAPLE ST. . TEL. SU. 6-1680 ery covers the entire suit worn by Add to the tomato juice, stir in the cheese. Cool. Beat cream and fold :t7. Mii]>l«t St. Summit, \. J. Greer Garson. In chocolate brown To film all the colorful night lemon juice and salt. Fill the into custard. — also — ' Free parking for our customers at faille, the short, flared skirt has a grandeur of the,Golden Gate Inter- moulds and chill. When jelly be- (If you have an£ questions to ask The Joy of a suggestion of back fullness, and is national Exposition at San Fran- gins to thicken, add the cabbage about these or other recipes, write ^ Program of Dermetics Snedeker's parking station. and the carrots. "Accompany with or call Mrs. Steph'enson at the Jer- topped "by a single button jacket,' cisco, at night, James A. FitzPatrick sey Central Testing Kitchen, Allen- Free Demonstration Hair-Free Face used a super-speed Technicolor cam- mayonnaise or boiled pressing and which is collarlesa with wide, square cheese puffs. hurst.) shoulders. The star tucks a deep era, for the first time. The results, mustard sc,arf in at the neckline and as seen in his "Night Descends on repeats.the same color note in the Treasure Island," present'ohe of the wide sash which binds the Crown of most colorful night pageants ever "Here's A Tip her brown velour coachman's hat. presented. '' AN INVITATION Ann Rutherford's black velvet "T6m Foolish," has been set as the bonnet, ruffled like an old-fashioned title of M-G-M*s latest Crime Does '.' *i . . f . garter is held on the starlet's head .Not Pay subject, exposing the coun- is extended to you to visit Summit's by a chin strap of shell pink camel- terfeiting ring. Felix "E. Feist will lias. Miss Rutherford tucks the chin direct and Jack Chertok produces. -••".„,. • • ."• t- strap behind the ears for an added touch of Victorianism, Advertise in this paper. , SAVE AS YOU EARN TODAY'S SUGGESTION NEW CURTAIN and FOR PREVENTING FIRES Agfa • Defender - Eastman ItV no aecni that the men who • go pl»cei £atuncblljr are". those photo Cupplies DRAPERY SHOP >ho of tea begin ewly by »aving for the * few; dbjlir* frota income. Arid. It pay* to invest with Amateur and 'Professional it^» »«swyl You »ee, our flexible a friendly, locally man- Kodak Finishing -' »im«ll «nd laigo income* becaifie A lovely afrray of 1940 styles and fabrics have been aged institution. Coma C. Grant Myers prepared for your inspection. l^^^'^^^innngj.V help to in and enjoy dependable, ' 3 BBECHWDOD. ROAD Phone 6-2158 ||pp|fe|^;^i:the,fact8; unhurried awistance in. [,' When in the neighborhood, come in and look us over^ |ps^|gp§;ibo«t-it. planning your invest-1 woii't youl There will be no. obligation, of course* meat. t |atthen>iMliy«»uHuxit«dwt«l>r»: Great tires Were ••MM'-rd>~P<.•:•?;•• .v.-><-.:F.-'. ; Small Fires First to LMOST evwy.,outbreak o{ fire Ot'wmld Ve,cobn^ed>ijear.the place y«f origin il tbt'-tfia^ wfre <3mr t jfrotecttTeJ d ^ 'S Curtain and Drapery Shop Si»B£££ * .iaiis SUMMIT, N. J. mm V,

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Second Section-FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1939 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. FRIDAY. OCT 6. 1939—Second Section

; change should not be a great hard-; THE SUMMIT HERALD 1 thip. Il is !u be, hoped (hut the] Ml SUMMIT tttCOHU rumors of this change heard in j Official Paper of City ami Coutjr ' official circus ure uurrei-t and ihal ; Large-Attractive Iosued Every • ihe revision iu the parking code ] fUESDAT AFTERNOON and FRI- i will be uiaue. DAY MORNING from the Office, 167 Springfield Avenue Open Late STORES CO TELEPHONES 6-1SO0 and 6-1901 CIKCUJLATMS 8,80tt Scouts and Fathers Friday to 9 P. M. 49 The Summit iivrald J-ubliabtiig Co. In Camping Trip Saturday to 10P.M. Entered at the fust Office, Summit MAPLE ST. N. J., as Sciond-Class Mailer Trw>|» 6» The,-•annual fall Summit district Monday through Thursday fatbor-.soii overnight camping trip THodeAH tu Camp Wutc.huuK was held last 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Summit, N. J. week-end. This iriji was coiujui'ted under individual troop leadership j whereby a Class A cainiiing troop Where Quality is Priced Low—Save the Most on the Best was 10 camp imdpr canvas, prepare ami conk their own food and in as AXIOM*, ma. far as possible, act as an ideal in- dividual troop unit. Cam]) was pitched (luring the af- U. S. Gov't. Graded Choice B«ef ternoon witli 20 scouts and fathers SUBSCRIPTIONS : lending assistance and .superxiBhm For Your Selection in Our Bright Modern Meal Harkat One Tear the procedure. The layout was such Six Months 2.0U U. S. Government Grading is an assurance of definite quality. All dingle Copies .OS that when il was cin])i>l«ed. with tin; largo fronts of the Baker ten is Beef shipped interstate is Gov't. inspected. OUR BEEF ia also Cov't. Dlnplay AdvcrtiHlng Received until coming together il provided addi-i GRADED a* to quality and properly aged to gain eiatirvg perfection. t p. in. Tliurwdiiy. tional center space for activities Classified Advertising Received until S p. in, Thursday. and also acted as a Mess Hall with Fresh Killed Top Grade Geiicrnl NCWB Matter RM-elv<ortlonwlr-$:i«,'fM,i:i7. money-Saving bargains in Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in our Produce Dept. Bonded Debt—(MH of June. 3d, 1939) The night was fairly warm 'and U. S. Govt. Graded CHOCHOICI E $:i,(i](l,511.0." 7.30 on Sunday morning we arose, Tax Rale, l»:i!l—$4.25; City, $1,112; to a sumptuous breakfast prepared f'lty J)eht, $.4!in; Uiciil School l)«;lit. by Nils Sward who was ubly as- Steak or * $.425; l.ucal School, $1,111); State School, $.2tl!l; Soldiers' Hiiiiu.s, $.1122; sisted Iby Rolf Bruckner and Fred Uounty, J.747; District Court, M2U. Wieboldt. After breakfast activi- ties included a football game- fea- Round Roast 29 Bank neKOurc» daily. Bus connection with t "Chef's Best" Newark, ICIIzaheth, Morrlstown mid btillseye, and"1a>»t"'biit not least for bushel each Lake Hopatcon(r, City water from those who wished it, a swim, par- Eating or Chicken Pie Southern Style 15 artesian wells. Electric light and BUS, ticipated in only by the Polar Bears \h basket tide water sewerage ; free mall deliv- (•12 lbs or over) A new trenl ready U> lirut !>>><1 i'«t. You'll onjoy It's tlcllcioiisness. ery; excellent police and fire protec- and Heinz Huckelberg, Fred Wie- Cooking tion. Threo hanks; four IluUding and bnldt, and Bill Biehler. Ivoai* Assoc.lullonH ; two hotels; modern* ' Church came at 11 o'clock with Center Cut Pork Chops n. 25c progressive school system. Mr. Jones, former District Commis- 3 Communicate with Summit Business M I1( orL1Ilis Hen's Association. sioner doing a grand job. The ser- Pure Pork Sausage " n> 23c mon followed the general theme of Snow large C scouting with the Binging being led head Spiced Luncheon Meat 4 n> I5C TOIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939 by Ralph Lewis, who with eight White others from troop 63 of New Provi- Caulifower I5 14 m I5C dence participated in our service. Sliced Dried Beef 'Dinner-was served-at..l_ji!clo_ck It i,s understood that Borne con- and- was so complete that the par- Yellow sideration Is being given among of- ticipators had a choice of desserts. * L Tb ficials of the city to change the IVc broke camp and arrived homo 12 ' parking regulations on Springfield in Summit in time for stippqr,. Crisp Calif. In my estimation the success of Spinach lOc Oranges Sweet I9c Fresh Stewing avenue from Bi'ochwood road west this trip was largely due to the Sliced Steaks of to the Boulevard on the south side Calif, Tolmy or each boys -themselves who took the rain Inmeh OC Grapes Seedless ii, 5 c of the street. For a number of like veterans even though many Carrots i'ender I I M Swordfish Oysters years past the parking has boon on had not camped out in such a man- V. S. No. 1 b 5C the plan of heading cijrs into the ner beforo. The leaders who plan- Onions Yellow n.2C Bananas",,': 1 curb on an angle, In spite of the ned the program and carried it out fact that Springfield ayeuui! WHHwere Nils Sward, Hans Haokelberg, Jersey's Favorite Coffee.Now Specially-Priced ! Fancy Calif. Peaches widened a number of years ago bo- Fred Wieboldt, Bill Biehler, and Halves or c Rolf Bruckner. Tho participating Sliced Sa. 'll doJtcu fore the permanent paving waB laid, scouts included Henry Keough, Bob s f it is far too narrow to accommodate Biehler, Bob and Dick Sohuniacker, Dole No. I Sliced Pineapple the heavy, traffic during many Wayne and Warren Oolojnan, J. C »p«* Coffee hours of the day and early, night. Ausman and Herbert Wieboldt. It has been found that tho bulk of asm, 3 NO. air™--* 5Oc: 6-»B9SC: «« $1.95 minor accidents In the city have Advertising In the HERALD will Flavorful blend Ground I'KO Slices pay you dividends. occurred in those three blocks and of the world's to your- NBC Cheese Ritz S 16c police officials feel that it is largely order because of tho-angle parking of finest coffees NBC Sotial Tea Biscuits 2*«- 17c cars on the one aide of ttfe street. If the regulations are changed BO Banner Day Coffee 2 »* 25c Win-Crest Coffee 2«» 29c NBCArrowroot,MelodyCooki«s2 »k«* YT6 - as to provide for tho cars to be Announcement! Mild mill mellow ilavor in (Ills popular blend. parked parallel to the curb as Is Outstanding bargain at this low price. Mild Store Cheese wi.oioMnk lb |9C done on the north side of the street, Nat. Blacker has rtioved to his Mother's Joy Coffee 2Oc Acme Coffeff e 25c it will, of course, make less room new location at Knricjied with genuine Arabian Moehn and Java. ich Store Cheese ™™* n> 23c for parked cars but it should add The biggest coffee value packed In n can. 1 lb to t^e1 Convenience and safoty. of 39 Ikfion Place Longhom Cheese ^o* '"' 2lc the motoring public aa well as pedestrians. In addition to the .usual Domestic Swiss Cheese sucea M m |7C f Inasmuch as tho one hour park- Stationery line, he has installed 20-oz Ing rule ia in vogue in this section, Gran. Sugar '..'Q".^ l'kga a Fountain and Luncheonette Mother's Oats as well as elsewhere in the center service. "of tho city, the decreased amount of Rich O & C Potato Sticks can parking spade by the suggested Evap. Boscul Coffee ib cun 2 7c nle Oak Cream-white Shortening n> I7c:3«m.45c can tall $SC0 Red Salmon can Natural or " "-"giant" Happy Baker Fiowr 24 Grapefruit Juice Sweetened 2 40-oi cans Crackers Pure Fruit Preserves £ I5c : 2"J« 29C 1 x o 2 for every Red Pitted Pie Cherries c «n IOc Weston Cra purpose G-E Lamps '' lOc : Mazda ** 15c 0 \ 14-oz Playboy Dog Food 3 *•» «»17c U.S. Submarines Are cans 2 > I f>| n I* I en ii or foot A Tomato Juice in I bhoe Polish OC Named After Fish Old Dutch Cleanser 3cansl9c O a kite Cleans ii Million Tilings 2 I9C Cruiyaf* «r* named cuts cool costs ce Calif. Peaches^ ^ kCii alter cities'—' d«ttroyen ably. We show you how Sweetheart Toilet Soap JU™ \bc after naval herots, Ypu to fire your coal so it lasts' Amazing can tell them by their longer—how to'-bank asco Super Suds, A Radular $5.50 name*—Juit as "B.LACK your lire to make it idle Red cans Red 'lUI'RC- 1% Q_ ROYAL REFLEX STORK" U the name of perfectly. We can tell estring 2 a good • anihradte. Our you how to get "self- Blue large ^JC- service deportment can Standard 2 CAMERA controlled" heat «dnd pkgs CompUte with carry- help you bilrn this coil save many trips to the Pimento ln| caa. and strap. more efficiently, too. hefher. And we con sup- Pabst-ett Spread 0-lr $250 ply Hi-Test BLACK Toilet with pnrehaa. of Our Mrvictf |s serving Soap $5.00 worthof i STORK Anthracite that Ib print IOC merchandlac, Aak (or money and trouble for a punch card next tim. reduces a season's coal you vlilt our Mark.li. lot of pftofelev Cor ex- bills 10% to 20%. Try Best Pure Lard Kirkmans Uiti loweil prlc. Oavatrt ample* wo otfcr free a tonl We have the r / \ • , • •.,-•• . .• • QJ7 Film—16 expoiurn Soft Twist Supreme large Soap Flakes Irom .(Oh 8-exposun roll heater _ inipftction that right size for you,' (print, doublt il«—11 Milwaukee Rye, sliced l»r 80t). Osnulnt Atrtro- mat lint—3 ihutttr ad- Cracked Wheat loaves , luttmtnta. Flndgr ihowi Fresh Br 2 ,S 33c plcturci eiaot ntgatlvi il». \ Former Home HI*11ST l^y ANTHRACITE Demonstration iPrices. ' Majestic Waterless Aluminum Cookware Ask" for Details. Hifl City Coal & Lumber Co. •VttfrStyOAti;STREET SUMMIT, N. J. ,j |Veat, Dairy and Produce! Summit 6-0525 prices effectire to Sat. night ?-A i* - ? :. 'Si -'-t %!#} « iGrocery prices to Wed, Ocf Illtb, Right reserve*! to limit]oAmznJuoaxi (quantities.

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-'"««*• >-WV%-W» THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1939 —Second Section

ihi ME! HOKIVJ WOMEN > n Jr. Drum= Bugle C,orps in KU M us AN M U, It "M HKO\ Women's Alliance in iwxia> oi ifiuu First Fall Meeting KAV Legion Armistice Parade TL aii! iii a i U.ii luii i. )i':tuii ul Wit- i, .i. ':!,-, rd rtf.i. ,li . !ii-i-f,,li-:.l '.'•', ] . Y.W.C.A,NEWS .,::,•! I.a! ii..:,.. ,i_-, >v r i ..:n '.iiii • - ;!•-.- Won i<:N Sot K i it.'r 1.1' iiiii.' JK•iiii iiiiSl Tin- ^V; .•ness's Aiii.i... i :.- Of ". !|. •• Ch;i1 v il ii-. ;U KI'l-- r 0 iI'.ti i •hiii •( ii v. )|..'111 ('->:.. in in.:;; 1=5 :>lll'll;U.i.- k,i:; ;i j-.:i>i. . .-. .II 1 .iiiii li i :i.:i::.-.:. ,- ii'.. •n.i ;i:ii: <>' i :ie S- :^"li lii '1 ij('.-,d.i\ Hnw T ii • ] !i; ti-t (J....IK-I- :!i il A:«!..: ! • I (IVl . 1- .li, -Mi K . !' i il. W' : ..,' L.i . 1 . A. ( \y\ K *'«R THE !»• > --])i; a j •. i.i ll;iii: In Al.--.-i. |i .iK-'l- iiillj in-: ,ii.i- A . 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A. iiiiaiil '.if Ihiv. l-.'li- nii-t-l,: :iR ;ii 1 !>•• Mrs, mi 1 n • \\ '. illllis i i' i,l i Si'i 1 I i .1 i I'S \ ft ill- Ip ih l i i: :l !:• 1 1'l| ii li si if > ill i.K' ^ V. VV. C. A le 1 a i. • Ks.-, .\ C.-.i iiy, iiiid A ilit i:. .iii Iiii" I hi' Y. \\ i ', A. : 1 >:• . VMiili ui a ll|-l-. iHlSl.i,;- ii ,• iiii 111. i ; :>! i< ii !i> •• ihA- A.In; r.i < 'i'l . M ' i . i. h we H.l'i |i. in - Slii Mild lull iJrjac Ci-nt'-iii .luiiinr ili-.h Krhiinl C. I>1 : , 1 : I i A :.s M i.r I • li. i. :id .>--n I d a - i' i'''Si'l'-ii! me SiiMI'M 1 IK iillili Ulil'il' i! i-nd.-iii ii. ,ii li.-l',- .1, I'.-.im Girl Kesfcrv™ mtethiK al V \V. ('. A. Mi 1,. 1). Iiii ,1,, A- l|i - .ill,I |li. iii li.ii li ''I .of til- Nt-.v ,l-is"V Sla.e Mir As- > (i.30 ii. in.- l!ii.siiH'.-,.s ami Pi uli-.i.-it-na! -iiii:- f 'lull :;ui'pcr i |, ,• -, illlllil'1! ' OUili III.!'. li; ' si ui (i.iiiir:i. lie , i'i.ist C,valid :\lH>t'-r I 111 CS L' '•• il Hi:;.-, iSlul aiilidilliC'-d .\l 1 > ; X meeting at 'lie Y, W ('. ..-V i i.ii c.'inlie'lii.-d Hi l'li: ' ' " h!a of Ib" M;is ire l.'.nl." of I!H' Siiii'' T.,w nicy a.-. 111.' :-]K akr-r for I In • ,11. f 1IU i/hi-r \:-\\w± v.-li.n be !ik..'..i; '• ely n i- if \.\r .|.-r.-.';. . 1 ciii :n u "t \|. Vi Illhl i' Ml(^! 1 illi' - i (, ! 3.15 p. in. BlUfTri ('lull llHcliii.K al Hi.' Y. \V. ('. A hesi ;r ' aiii)i or s]).ik'- on bis uu'i .ir.UI'-''. Al,-. l,,i:;; i.;|. -I ii •; cb.nriiian >l tile iiid Sill l.ii a ml ui 1 :i lll.i Hi 1 Mrs. l'at.t,"i ilii-ii i:ili-i,i!iiccil Mi'h A', ier ihi.i uieei Hi .; w e li:i;i • ' ' yoii:i.;- the .\cwa i K Coiiiii!il'.iit\ Cbe.-.t i •:. u Hi30 p.,in. -T-lliternatiiiilal ('lull ms'i-l in:; at lln. V. VV. {'.. A. 1 I II'i .ifth • wo i\ tin the in M I!. K. Wiiinlwani Mini piivc a liiici' , iur iunT l'atro! ineeiiiiL' ill N Yeais. i :us in IM:::: ; n. iusi\ e. .md « .c y, Ocddicr II 1 \\ Hiii.i ii in c.n ly dii.v-. .i report of the ;'iclivilh s nf the l,:ulic.- MI ; !Mfi, u, m, -iU'.i} iCitisn liii'i-lliiK ill I'M \, VV. C. A. !i, : 1.1' I In- rim ! eli. ''' llK-v i ' presiib".l! ( : I 'le We! t.lii' l''i-d"l .Hi' 'il of inici i 1 Aiil tlocicly. 111'. 11. I., i.alnixlil: On Selileiiibei- ISilh. we siarle.i '"-1 il b of N.'\\ ,li"'f -y I'l .mi )'.i'S.\ 1 i Hi ; ! ,1.0(1 p. in. Ivlisoii. .liiuior liii'.h Vlli (ir.uic llni |{c:-vi'v<':-. ! it'll !•:-. ; I iat. )'U I'd lllUSI i lion :-|)iil;i' hrn-ily. in. c: in.; il V .:'.II o'elo-K and in tins I iire.iS. lie- has bei il .1 il ;•' .-I 'i of Hi.'- 1- i nitfei.inM ul Kdisiin Jr. I! ij;.:i-rii'liuiil. liii'i-l til-.- hii in of hit' [:_ l v:\\ '<' The siiuiiiii'i' lor the arii'iiiiioH iin , i n.i.1, w '.• loriiied >|i..Ti,ii I'hiSM :;-i I. - J1111 i • > i ,j. ii; y I ui. 'ii Trust <' .'.ii'.i.iv ! •.- J.OO, p. in.--JCUiK (iiii 1 I'l ::tc I'.'ii vi's l in ili'i qilii Irilli" Hi .i .i : Wi,s Mis. Charles Austin, wif-'of i h< • on I iic si 'in II'sl.-i. ;-i.iinaUin;; bf-in Si'V -ill veil ''-i. il 111. • 11111 - •: ;'i i Ir C •! • KcRervcs ini'dhiK ;ll I'-Mi-im Jr. Hif.-li Si'iitml. ! III. io i:ike a ""j:.)>**• in i li. 'Sll" '.N.lili paslor of. Ilic Church of All Naiioii.- one of I he most l.ll|.i,rl:iM.t. Tl.e<" Wl,,'!i.,|-c ,'M,e-,!'ii to !,MM,,,V,i" 1,1 uinijiii Club ;i)' New Yi rl\ t.i,- iv-s \ S.30 p. in. -Olticllo Chili liK'Piing at 111.' Y. VV. <\ A. must liHVc di ' i'lii h i of New Ydi'k City. Mrs, Austin ilisli-iicll'.ll periods w.-ie also i'a|--;'-i;' '.NiH'Wr ... in held in Sil.n- Club of Newark, and the Canoe H.'-'A) ii. in. Mddi'i'iii'tli.'R ini'i'tiiiK- til- t!ic Y. W. ('. A. she in list find an ace rt-'stau- - coiiiiiicur-cd with a hcailliful pot.-m ,-,,.,! (111-in the lollowinn M.indii>'.si"in. Nov. -mli.-r. I.I ..._.. v lin-ok -Country Club. ! IM hi, U. J i ivyii. i.t \ l wi-Uling | rant where she can el tioun 'by Cluniotte Ciislnnan, and then ;l. u. i At III.' l.i-vi.iii Annisiiee Celcbra- .' K.I.-, y, V. • JIII- Ui-.i s t. 7,.'ill p. ni.r 'j'iniiiius <'lub iiHciiiif,' ill 'ilic Kdisiiii Jiuiiiir if .simple food in proper surrniiud- 1() ! K' Vis, II, spoke of the drainu on the lower ""iJi'i'i'lni' the we.-k-end. slaitius' ' " <'^'iniii ice ineeiins, held The 1IKKALI) welci'ine all ileins . i i, , Hinh SCIKKII. | ing. 11 (J\y c-an.JI.lijs be diiiic on a ! Kliimli-, i;. I.ill 11(1 t II V I-M'HK East Hide i'reut*tt"-hy the influx of Seplenilier 2!Mb. and ihn.ilKb Om o-; Thursday niu'lit al the Legion of interest coiK-crniiifC you and 8.00 p. in. ilust I'ais Club ini'cliiii; at. I lie V. W. ('. A.".'-' 1 vviige of four to five dollars a week'.' I.. MiXii a li rhallili^i all nationalities. The Church ol" bei lsl tho Kxplorer i'atrol and I he . ' l"!"t'- ''' I"1'1" "'' various .hainnen your ne FrlriH}, OHolicr 1,'t Ciilisri'llit IOlll'ii|ii- Si) the "Y" lit;;iiii its work by suli- All Nations is in a Jewish business ot!,er 'hi.vs went campinn at the mdiciled ll.ii! Hie |,,-,,m'am is • Chiiinnaii Coiianl, !• 1- 1 l.uliillli. A. I 'lira-violet rays building, mill Ilic work is done not 3.IB p. m,- 7th .(Ir.ick t'l'iitral Ilifdi Scliool (iirl Kcsi'rvis Bowery where hoinelens inen wan- o'ripii )lau,of crmkin.n-on a troop, nance Conmntlee, staled ibai Sum- t meetiiit; at th« Y. VV. ('. A. .Mill ,1,1, F. II. I low Id priiitHiU' "for", but "with" each oilier. Then1 I'tiiiiuiiinity anil luhisl jial devt--l"p- der. basis failed There were ahvin ten!'nit imi'caiils bad taken lavorably is a problem to nieel in the nitni many fellows thci-e and Ihey all bad .m'" ' ^ ri'l.-ii, :,l io,, idea and Wei- . i.'awturit'H In llii' All nationalities meet liej'c, Chi- V;irla lio ni here of Ion i^n ]>; Mi'Williinns, ('. rcnt^.. verv ni,,,| lime. Mr, Swee/.y .n!^mrPn.ui ,^ to the luirl wnlirjur field nese, Polish, Italian anil .smatter- W( ;! Many adjust niciiis lniisl- be in.ill.1 W. C. \. lliiin-l ircc|""• A I-". 1 !>al iiiim.Tous ,|o-. Minnies, H. . Music is ings (if many more. The staff had when ii K'l'l iiiincs from it \S\\\ Mr<< Monday )i. in. iiml j1,it hj; i'!j,i: lo tin: ]):irk. .nut'iliit..L'i-;t!ih.v helped with refugee work. Thciv hoiiii: I.\,lton.J.- eiiiiie'lli.'ii in.lil Sundiiy • !•;•« '•'I'/.. ^"»»- "I si/:ibl, .iiiioui,.-. Miit.-.'liiil, r, II. K.-vi n i.;r;iss lulls ; wliei'i-' KIIC liciirii only a f orcR'ii Al lh« nifcliiis; 'I'liosilay t-vi'ifiliK lll(,n.lM. When we .•1..S.-U. up >anip 1';'y f'lrea.ly b-."i marl., by pnva .• 'I*lic Bud id nf )Jil(M:luiH of I lie ifll i'll^ill, li1':; \\ iff il tvnli'.il and is si. neinhliurhood house aiiil set I le- I on.mii', and iMii's mil lo ;i till- IllltiJIKllidllill Clllll llli'lllllCl'M an.l llca.led lor 1. ell mil. ( 1,.,-ks sboubl he niiiil" Y W C A. luvti tUi'W firsi iiirniiiiK Si,uI li Ane'i'i nient work. Clubs and cfa.-rU'S of uiiei'i' all is MO,dtl'l'tji'i'iil-. The of t111H pfdKi.im (lit-ciiHScil ''i lie |ir«i|)osi'(l hoiisini; .Mayer. I!, i'. I |OW' lo illimhlieity every kind arc ciirrir rl on. Tiien- We are soon '.'.liiii', lo sliirl our livable I,, ,|,,bn ( , I oiiaul. Inis yflar on Moiinay .Miti'iilf.-. 1,. i now t,i wrilf ;in ['.ill 1IIUSI he llel|,iei I run of ilu rr.')lnliiK, UiUilii'i1 Iinijiel in Kuiniiilt iitul miidi^ plans is a nursery school for (id lo Til chil- • iwin. •ilehl.i ill III" "V. We plan I''>\:.M, "'-"I'd lo Hi'- Amoi-icau «th, ill. til o'clock 1 iipplirii I h.n 1'-.,!• li job I'.traln of tlie conflict . She is lin-'i 1 1 to attend a public; nit'ctiiji. , on hons- 1 ,o »., i, hins \5-i,y will, our l-MiKirer I' .'"'"" H".'"". ' '-*' " ••="•.•.•.. Sinn- wllji Mrs Sitiniit-1 VV. K.'iHiin, chair-, llilno, A. A. Auloh .•Hl"i|iliy dren who are cared for while the when evening conn :V anil easily. iiiK hi be hi'ld at tin' Y. VV. ('. A..viiii-iieii, 1:. v. -.. .Maiiin I'nlroi and- also many iuli-resliil;', nnl. marj, PK'N)«IIIIK .t--- parentH work and the youngsters liuri'd. Sli« wan Is a i.io.nl lime, ;iinl ,\'dvciiihi:i Slh. ArriiiigciiicMlH arc Mnlf-y, U. . Alter i-.<-\' are fed and eared for. nieetilK'-i for tlie oilier scouts. 3ial impiirtant W Ueniuii Ii) int-ft. new people. Khe wants In of lmni- also bi'iiiK inadi IO participulc in Morrmv, II. M. Knb'.'N Ililtniar, sel'il nt's? ait» on 1 lie uremia Nnycs. A. I'l. Miirket ]ilace ; iniiiis- All types of adult classes are also iliinci-' with tin; hoys, in llu1 ri i^hl Mt." llolyokc Alumnae Club (lie all Association World Fellow- l'lnaricial iditor of 0K> foniniitlM'H wli i.','nr,'S (if ; held. There is also a clinic and :\plan'. All this t lie " V" pnipo .-a-.-; I o ship trip lo New Yoi'U on N'ovcinhor Pint ridge, Iii Ciiimti'V lawyer very complete examination is mudo meel, but in a iiKiimei' Hint ri uii- Trnu|> K>- Supper al Canoe Brook oil tlwlr (jbjci lives for lii.s year, 17th to virtil the Iiilcriialioiml _ld- l.yild, It. S. k'liou ledKi' f«ir wlwil'.' I'lri,', .1. ri. ... Wurld-faiiioiia Jialnt ings of each mi1 in bur. liiiie.-; Boinet hiiiK a liil inori1 HOOVER'S NEW ENSEMBLE tlu'in to the Mlilut.i! and have. (liniK'r in China- lliol" lliili Kill erer opened I he mecliii'j; | J'dlie, I'. II. .. . Turtles (if Die United For the last, two years I here has sniisl iintia I. Kor exaiu'ple, a Si'il - with Ilic scout oath after which vv-) The Ml. llolyoke Alumnae Club j and piiml, new upholstery! town. Stiiti-.'! and Canada and an uttrat t.ivi; rcarn ^'•itler, M. If • lOloclrie wrldhiB been a Wussorman. Test made of v.'iii-ii r hunt included a union lali.'l relireil to palrol HiiTtiiiKs. In Ilicst; of .Noilhein .New Jersey will start IN BROWN of rooms will lie the very » Miss Laura Kondicz was elected ruttdei'inaker, 11 After frccdiini; a everyone and the ratio of 2"ant of |on hat, coat, or dre: Or on we collected dues and worked an th<> club season With a supper al lT.fiv.'ihinein rjiairinan to serve for cultural study in tlio deep South rcrwrt of the IIOUHII Oommilloi? of., each 100 is very satisfactory. There cttt's. The soims they siiif? have of-- (UIUIIIadvancement, .'Ill^iU.. V'UIIIHCanoe: IHIMIIBrookV VCounlr UlllllIYy \.|llllClub, WedVVI'O-~ Seeing it, you'll-love it. Using it, you'll tin-) now clulryoar. I'utnam, O. I Souring whiffs whfcli Mrs. Karl Keller in t:lialr- Kaus('hnln£, II ltevv,,,,i|1Ki |i,.(lf. Alice Karns- use witlrout ob- Smith, I". 10. Shortlianil and housing, free speech, li'iu' press,! Sewetary ly'iu- church. ford used to be in Ibe forestry si'rv-j Wl)1.jhi ,(| <)f |h(1aH ,,.l)I1()11,y (il;. nils aildi'il I lit' ljibrary writing self free aSKeinbly. These are of i;re:it| ligation? Our TJjieo Y, \V. C!. A. has pecnliur ami iinlii'i-, l'.i:i!l. The people are. easy prey for po- ic<; and IIIIK had a lot ul personal ; ]Jal.tlm,llt .,, A1, Unlyokc Coile^. Smith. T. V. Koundations of (Jcin- (•oncern lo people; who work Ion terms: distinctive i«>Hoiirc>e{i Jjov-lhesu days I'llllilH . Ava-gira.- They- 1<*HHI in piny Inw4ti! ii(l ih-e .... 'To luivi\ to ._ E... •of-n~ jnb—will inflncnro thenY "fuifi vt-ry-unVrestiili; tnik-and we exiiee, M()11),,lail. ,,.,„ •„,,„„„„.,.,, „„. ,-„,... Only r!in,s(in,~X7 "AiniiVi" Tomorrows StraUK, 11 Lluyil's work with otlmi's, Often the line en-! many will sell their votes, ami Him to be back in the near tnti.ic. •low , , irJs.as willll,,,.s ,|f ,.„.M | Bqftfd of Ulrentors is aniniporl.aiit liailcy, 11. (li'i'at (3aiiio Siinmierhays, It K Kleinents of terliiining is done by groi'"s, nc-j •Wiis wlu-n it stealing b>^i-o"t considered very be iM.nnuiie.emcnt was made o . ,,|()]V(lk| , s,.hl)!.n.sh|,w onv,,,,, ,,, $125 a week, part of the AHsoclation. Anrll riding' eordiiiR tlie liinil of work they ilo.j Tliiiinpson, l> r,i't the record speak wrong—Keying caught is the wrong a busy eainpm.LV sebedule tins all • , • , , ,ier,,.mle TIl0111|,SOIli K;i« hlfitt"rs i,'lrst atejia in col- Above ;i 11 an organization o.f wonu'iij payable monthly It. A. Vallnls, (I. il. | thing. and ,,.,'ly wmter. Tins starts two -, , Hoaeinin, Cbat- First Meeting of'the Uluo-Trl Illoiis, A l,iind is nioiius to lliom sympathy, iin< 1c:i-- • 1 Hun, S. dream HuslnrHS finds ils Out of this varied material the Kaliii-day's iron, now when the I'a- liiini. ,liiiqiiv Ic •,,.,,,,.„„.„ M,,, ,,,.,^,,. • Njipw g}^la and old girls all par- Walki-r, S. II standing, and s.'tfeiy. . j •..ASITCLP.ANS Hotluni Voice Church of All Nations is salvaging ticipated in a miiiiatiiro treasure lifown, . ,. Kiilsi! to any iniiti , Library trends A. Wilson, U R., ed. human souls and turning out. use- hunt at the Y. W,.C.,A. ou, Tinisdiiy. Hynl, lU'.lIandcr Wolfe, T Kai'i! of ii nation JERSEY CENTRAL M Waleli nl'r tlie dawn ful citizens. D. A.R. Notes ...,..!- ,.j, ... . -M- October 3rd. Audruy liiilloriiirwon CHIO, (i 1). . .. Off with her lie.id IMck Hickok cloHud Ibe niesfiim tKe treasure hunt prize,. The meet- riiilwr, A. POWER & LIGHT COL Llsttn for the vdcos THE "Y" AROIM) THE WOULD a with the scout law.- Allan lOanip- ing was well attended with about Coylf, 1 nnnortiil ease Lincoln Y. M. C. A. SlKirt Hills (liaptcr - "Advertise in this paper. Culliri'll, H. Carper Iiy proxy nian, scribe. ; ,,'60 girls present-. Moo Shaffer, the 1 Members of the Short Hills Chap- II Vuthrell, M. Willie, much The Leaders' Council met Tues- A YOUHK Men's Christian Asso- president, opened -the meeting.' She Dane, C Ari'oKaut .history of ter, Daughters of the American While P.i'11 diiy night on the membership cam- ciation secretary from Oi'aiiKt', Revolution, will make a, pilgrimage asked the different menibers of her paign which has been in operation started out one autumn day for 'cabinet to inform the new girlM W Hliiewater over tho Old York Ttoad on Monday, I lleepiiiM', "W Msu-llri Viilllant since October 1st. Each Leader Tokio, and another, dial, same day, October lit li. They have chosen Ihe a]jout tUeir work, arid to usk for any'Di Dunato, 1'. .. Chrisl. In ('onrcte promised to have completed mem- packed his 'bags for Madras,' India. Uivcr, -M. -M. .. .iJreiiin ]ire\':ills; a nifirkiiiK of this historic highway yolu^ieerB to joift the many com- bership by Monday, Three of theThese were the first secretaries of- tnittees. Very attractive prograni story of India, as their Golden Jubilee project. eoe eo oceot-i't'e 1 Leaders had club meetings last ficially employed tu carry the Y. M. Mrs. Wm. Allan Cudlipp,,historian Cjaleadftxi we're distributed by thoDowni'S, A. il...... Sii, stands thn rock week. They were: "The Paul Kobe- C. A. idea abroad. In thu lSfiOn lOrskine, MurRarret Limping man of the chapter, is in charge of ar- ; jKrograto chairman, Alvera Schuy- son Hi-Y Club under the leadership small associations had been set up New 1940 Flslier, V Children of Uud rangements. Her cpriimittce con- ^Cr... Punch and cup cakes wore in India and -elsewhere, but it was l'^lenilris', H ,. To llu* market, place of Jack JoliiiHon; "Tho C. C. Spanld- sists of Mrs. Irving Plant, Mrs. Mil- served -by Jean Williams and mem-, l''o.ster, J[. ... T,i lvniornlifr ill., mldniijhl iiiK Club," under the leadership of on OctU'her :!, "18Sil, that John T, Ibera of her committee..—Ann Leon- (ilblions, H. Nl^litiiiKale vvofid Swift of Orange left for Japan and ton Bclinlte, Mrs, Kenneth Currinj!- lictrcat from oblivion Fred Gordo'h, and the "Junior Ili-Y" e'tt'^jpii1)|lclty chairman. ihiod'm, 1"). David MeCifliaughy of Philadelphia ton and Mrs. Arthur Ooetz. (Iroseclose, I']. K Ararat under the- leadership of Edward Oilier conimittco chairmen named lliswlctt, 1). A'ietorliin House Davis. left for India. Today, and later this 1 ilolrlrlilgt Xorthf-rn lit'lits season, celebrations will be held in by Mrs. Alexander Keller, regenl, "fb* fundamental step in analyz- The Boys' Work Committee met' so.li, H Caplalt^s wife many places on the world's troubled ai'e: Aniericani.sm, Mrs. Irving M. ing propaganda is to first analyze , H .Murder musics Miami Friday night, September 23th. Ko- 1 map in observance of fifty years of Plant; Approved Schools, Mrs. ourteliVeg, OUT own foars aud pfe-Li-.slif. , 1) . Coneord In jeopardy liind West, a new member of the MnklMcr, K. .. Inipn'giinlde women Christian co-operation. These cel- CharloR S. Lawrence;-Better Films, •^Jttdioes,'' Joseph McClelland, in- uommitee volunteered to take jBtructtr.in-, history at the Summit boniT, At. If. .Murdur betwoen dark ebrations are promoted by the InMrs- , Kveret II. Holmes; C. A. K., and «lurk ' charge of the religious emphasis in Mrs. Frank W. Olive; Conservation, Vjiig^i School,, told members of the j Salute to freedom ternational Committee of Yofl.nR •amour liOWC, P, club activities and to especially en- B&a)inflas,aad Professional Women's Mtitntyrc, J. T. .,'...; Hlsniiiff off Men's Christian Associations of theMrs. Harold I). Wallace; Correct courage the club to participate in A GENERAL MOIO1S VALUE •''CjUb' of the Y. W. G. A, last Monday MannlnK, M: Mount Venus United States and Canada. J Usso of the Flag, Mrs. Oscar Mock- Meiidc, J. It. Haek door young people's meetings that are ^Veniittt as the club held the first The chronicle of the growth of \mridRe, Jr.; D. A. R. Good Citizenship Jlprrlck, 15 Front and fire under the auspices of the churches. .'•jfj'f i^a-"'propaganda, analysis' work- JTontwHti, I-,. ...-With hnitl in slRht 'Y'-' movement in thirty-two, coun- Pilgrimage, Mrs. Wm. II. Broclheatl; : ^oh'^jMssions. Norway, N. S. , Ordeal Edward Davis, a new member of tlie tries in the past half century is onoD. H. Magazine, Mrs. Edwin Psitrick, Q onth and tlii' maiden committee, volunteered to take of the romances of social service. Spcclit; D. A. H. Manuall ffo Cr Citizen- isji.Mp, ^riClelland pointed out that Rahm, W. SI. .... Mnriui boats . baek charge of the Educational activities f*''pr6p(igaiida is always associated Rath, V Murder with a theme song The development of its world serv- ship, Mrs. Cutter Cobli; Ellis for the boys of the "Y" to* encour- Island, Mrs. P. Cutter Cobb; Genea- ant resent8 onc s de llolierts, O. '. 'riii'y wiinled to live ice has drawn to the association ^»ptjV;«6nJW(rts ^ P ' Kolu.-rt.soii, I''. .0 Uip roiirln" Kincon age ibelter work in schools and tomany distiiiKulshed figures in. for-logical Records, Mrs. D. AVentwortb .op (i.qotlier in a partisan manner." Knxton, M Dnnser road promote more literary programs. ,St(,>rn, <1. B Woman In the hull eign public life. The first secretary Wright; Historical Research and sjj|l£abYays. concerned with today's'I Strong, IJ. ^-\, (.!. Open sky Ralph Hogan, a new member of the assigned to Y. M. C. A. work in jytusetim, Mrs. Kenneth E, Carrlng- j'^oiiillpt, something current and im|- Wldctmier, M.' She knew three committee, volunteered to take Tokio for Chinese students, for ex-ton; Membership, Mrs. Milton K. ^pteatatp&nd usually touches our In- ! Ijriithors r charge of the social activities for ample, later was a Cabinet Minis- Schulte; National Defense Through ^SQDlfesi. liealtli or rights. I Ya'teH, M. l\ Death senda n cable Kweig, S Beware of pity the boys of the "Y," James Smith ter in China and an Ambassador tu Patriotic Education, Mrs. Roland K. iiJ.'Wmi^^ving examples of differ- . Ttuii-FlFtlun ' in a new member of the committee. the United States; he was succeed- AVelnert; Press Relations, Mrs. Ar- >J^tv,ty|(ea, o'f propaganda, Mr. Mc-Bnln, U Clans VinrJ tartnns in Seot- Paul Moore is chairman. ed in the Tokio "Y" by the man ylio . land thur W. Goetz; Program, Mrs. "Wm. ^tlley^ad remindied Ma listeners th^t The House Committee met Mon-is now Premier of China. B. Leavens, Jr.; Real Daughters, ^0i^t;»ltprt!paganda is bad, some of Baker, J. C- .... Exeoutlve salaries and bonus plans day night, October 2nd, at the Lin- What the Y. M, C. A. has accom- Mrs. Edwin P. Hussa; Ways and L'j^'ijs^gpiri a*d that we must always Barries, H. 10 Society in transition coln "Y," and discussed plans for plished for foreign youth offers Means, Mrs. Irving M. Plant. .S^r^jftilAnswer the questions, "Who BoheH, IS Democracy today and to- morrow the Halloween dance. A music great promise that, its achievements f?f$rjjutting out this piece of propa- Blfsger, J. W 'Mnri'iixalnst'microbe committee was appointed. Awards in the'next fifty years should he! OverTorty-eh-ildren are in the cast, PSag«M||iSn:d -WKy?" O . . .. : Blrkeland, .f. .... Bjruhland; a journey will he made for most comical cos- more splendid. Certainly the it is the old familiar fairy tale *ure*' r^b^t the classification of types hnnit! to Mortoay tume. world abroad never .before tiaa been, put in a new and beautiful setting. ^Wttga-nda suggeste(4) the "testimonial" device, from $30 to ?500 initial meeting Tuesday night. Fred AT OAKES MEMORIAL Into this delightful performance. Corner, C. W Attaining manhood; S. A. Johnson gave a lecture on ' The operetta is given under the s|(^:*Jie."plata folks" device, («') the a diHitor talks to boys abotit sex. "The Free Negro hefore the Civil Friday, October \5th, is the date i auspices of Mrs. Fred McMane's wm K..(!!'oarcl ^tticking" device, and (7) theCoulton, -Q. G Medieval panorama; plf'tian^l wagon" device. - War." The next meeting will be set for the children's operetta, i circle. Miss Adelo Loree will be "(ipollp^in^ ilr.McClelland's talk, held.. October .17th -at 8.30. Those Cinderella in Flowerland" atrthe-planisti The lime i8 aet for 8 jjljsf 'Opal1 jBoodeii, the "Y"- busV TODAY'S SUGGESTION who ihecame members of the'Negro Oakes Memorial Methodist Church. r.vinnir BJIfst'aiid, Industrial secretary, Jed. FOR PREVENTING FJRES History Club were: Roland "West, p£igrofp ihla "wo'rfohop session" Sanies Smith, S. Hill, W. Simmons, ba!B6wJ,tqr.6ad, A newspaper.'. Dif- Miss Grace EdwaTO and Miss Bm- feireiice^Jni t-he handling by various ina Allen. .The club will give a Ipjapiira. .o'f • news stories and head- liteyary and musical program Sun- ||,lfn]e^a^tefl)Jon given to them were day, October 15th, at the vesper J'ic$yeTeA as the group exan»in.ed services at 4.30. ptt^dsy'S .output qlj metropolitan The Committee for Boys Scout Troop No. 65 .met on last Monday ers^, [ ., night, Edward Davis the ne> socut .J' 5 • Monday.evening, October master Was present and showed prtfpa^anda; analysis.work- « '>-'>. evidence of genuine interest in continue > with particular tflA ,to> types ot .war propa- troqps. Other members of the ,';wtth th,e .members bringing in troop present were: Paul ^Moore, di' iSir. diBcasaiotu ..."., ; Wm. Dlckerson, Fred S. A.\3ohn- ^ attending: the Business son and the Chairman -E. H. Allen, PtofeaslonaJ Club supper are M.D. The chairman introduced ' to telephone their reservation Commander Stiles and Hickok. , - V: W. C.A. toy1 0 a. m. Won-r The finance committee met on ":,SniJper is served at 6.30 Friday night. The business of the 66;' fThe prqgrani is scheduled Danger of Special association Was acted upon. "What ^kfck. AJjyoUng women who can we do to aid in making the 'tt $s atenographers or similar Fire Hazards United Campaign a success," was ons in "business, as nurses, discussed. , N many factories the process of ;or other pMtesSWHal liosl- manufacture develops special fire 'or"whO'*re"'in training for I hazards peculiar to that • industry You must have the HERALD If types of work are eligible fur alone. .Eesearch activities are neces- you want the news of SnmmiL It lnesa and Professional Club THE Mercury 8 sedan for 1940 Is a provide entrance to the rear. A Qew sary to discover the destructive pos- *"*C A. • will cost $3.50 per year for two hlg, roomy family car, 'with ample fiager-tip gearshift on'the steering sibilities before disaster overtakes seat room for aix to ride comfort- column Is fast'and easy to operate j HW #ift? -'TiW theft ' steW:itfw, and contributes to an .nnaBaally tefore itV toar'ljte.n . 4 * ably. Young children can to carried - The HERALD welcome -all items in the Tear compartment away from quiet Tide. Other improvements are Vmn been pUuusdt for Tuesdayy, WDBE PWEVENTION WEEK door handles. The front Beat -back a torsion bar ride*taMUier aid Chevrolet's FIRSTAquin. of interest concerning you and W^to fc IUtfc* IntenuiUonall; ttfutrattetl •11-Treatnw Teatflatloa, and their trlends ydta fts'tufjuarB*to

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•<#- Second Section—FRIDAY, OCT 6. 1939 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N J. PAGE THREE

ril Ui:\ -r M-. One Woman's ;!:?"- i \ ' Opinion : i, 'air

,,.;:;,(U-,- (i.l uer » ffieiciit 10 makt- / M iUHes liai I- •• li s ; liui (• li f ,, nil illt-S HlH't-: •illlOIICll HI GRAND OPENING I ires. 0 '• ! n i -. (n MttIM 1.1 11 \M> 1 hope you. ail v L-.iii Mrs ,1.111.1':- i St. \U(. I i» MIHiK Bill If/S it: 1ST l!) Tilt; S WiM IT HEKALD ami liav - nlso it f Klutiy iel;cis t)C ii Ui;il LOADS OF BARGAINS "••:jwi.;i ii. in more i |i;u: Kvei'y sane person kuo«- ii I- BOTH FEET $1 j pnssi bh tor [IS I'l.-lay (.l It dl ! if we art- continually r: il-' i; i;. i> -. \ ii:- ! s; !•; i. . ii N ' li I i;. CRELW5 ithe possibility ol gelling i!i':>> :i. 1 ii j Weslfield liley tell me. they li;ive: I started an organization wliu.se mo-' II 111 • 1 tive is to make Westfield s.i jicac-- I ;!•::•:.•• I.: i .\. *StlJfffHQffT iT'PLHINFIELP, N. J. conscious thai even Wasliinsi 'ii • will rt-CKjiiiize ihe serious pur]i-.:s--. of their aim. They are !io|iiil!i l;iai tither towns will do likewise. Sunn-- one has to keep sane in :i ciazyi world. Lei us d;> our ln'.sl i o mak" it Suininil lirsi so -America. 1 o ! Lew Ayrea ;ind Lana Turin.'r as tlii'y apjicar i/i "TIIL'.SC (Jluinour When I see a hrillani wmnan like! (;iris" opening today al the I,yn<: Theater I'm' three days. II.HU Dunne anil Charles Buyer in "When Tomorrow Conies Dorothy Thompson go coniph't cly j liaywirw when her emolioii.s are] reives top hilling for the first time feat lire at the Strand Theater. Sunday. ~ <• aroused, 1 am convinced that no! Lana Turner on opposite- l.ew Ayrcs in "Them; woman will ever he I'res'nlent of j (ilanioiii' Girls." which opens today High Hatters these. United Stales. That is, until The Hi-Halters' Club will hold l she lerns lo control her emotions.! LET OUR al file, Lyric Theatre. 'Goodbye Mr. Chips' harvest dance mi Saturday, Novem- Knowing many women well and •The oldest veterans of Movielown Strand Screen ber I lth,'' al Masonic Hall. Don myself not so weH, 1 have ^rave' late al a loss: lo lilid a case lo ei|ual Savon and his ordietstra will fur- doubts-1 hat this will ever be possi-! The screen IIml of Hi:!!) appears* hi T speedy as.-ciii.. Seventeen years at Strand Benefit nish the music. hie. | lo lie Laiiii Turner. I'nkiiuwii a "< age, M^s Turner was studying - -o I SALESMEN year ago, Without dramatic train- :it Hollywood IliiMi School to he n The profession of selmolimistcr IK Symphony Orchestra Ilavins lead a recent arliclc in: ing, she has hopped, skippi"! and | fashion desigm r. The publisher of f-'.lorilii il in "(JOIMI-IIVC Mr. Chips," one of our current publications on i jumped to Hit; top with sin li rn-la motion niclure paper ;,aw her. Aliailcil liy critics as I lie finest pie- Resumes Rehearsals (irinkinl? and driving 1 was ini erest- liidily lliaj all Hollywood is talKnU', \K( 'rk lill('r sh(' was ""'I'1' eoniract. lure nl' l!l!!ll ami l.o lie .shown al 1 lie eil in a eliart tlialtabulateil thetimuj about her. !'" -I'-IV.MI l.elfoy :lll|l was playing Striiiid Tinnier I'rom Ocloher I III) The Silininit Symphony, Orchestra you were to wail alter ilrinkiiiK lie-! SHOW YOU "ore il was safe lo drive. II. seems: In twelve months, and idur pir-ja hii in a picture. tn llth. It is a iiciH.'I'il performance? sponsored by the Hoard of Hccrtni- lioii will resume rehearsals on to me that this is a dangerous pro-' lurestires, LunIjima TurneTunir lias atuiineil lh< lor 1'liiisini. Kuojit veil and Jcl'lcrnon cedure. If 1 remember inTt'elly it j HtatuH of faitiiml jilnyer and >•«- I'ariiil-Teaeliei' Associations. It is Wednesday evening, October 11, at You insist, have the llrORALI) if satd Hial one half hour was miffi-| ! described si's tlienio.sl moving school S o'clock 111 tin' auditorium at. tlio you want I lift neww of Silininit. II cit'lit. after a cocktiiil. I do not pre-j |MOI'1' eve|- wrillcn. II. is liaseil on Senior High School. THE will cosl $^.5() jier year for two lend to he- an authority on drink-1 itUf Hiiecesslul novel by James llil-l H u week, The hoard is very happy to an-ing and its effects but 1 du know j (oil ami stars Robert Donal and nounce that J. Krtd M ill lor. will be that one person can drink ;i cock- (iree.r (Jarsoii. Also in a prominent I he conductor. 'This is Muller'm tail- and it has no more effect, than LYRIC S role in litl le Teddy Kilbiirn. third season as its conductor sinco' a KIUKK of water while another will "(Joud-hye Mr. Cliip.s" tells of all its organization in 1!K17. see the hegiuniiiKB of pink ele- ordinary young man K'oinn about Rehearsals will he held eai-.ll phants. Many other factors de- his work day after day, year after termine, your drinking capacity Phone ti-;S!)(JU Wednesday nishi with tentative Today yciir, (liuroiif-'ilily nii'l coiiKcienliDiiK- plans lor the fourth public concert such as health, weariness or even I TODAY and SAT.— I ly. A moving talc of the joys and to he presented early in January. the climate. How than can anyone Saturday BorrowH met. hy every man or wo- This orchestra is organized to tell what a cocktail mi^ht do? Sunday ITH1S ABOVE ALL IS BETTE'S BEST man whatever tlieir rank in life. provide an opportunity for men andTher! e in only one sale rule in re- If. in an inspiring and hoart- women to enjoy ylaying their musi- gard to drinking-and driving. If you ^ story of an ICIIKMSII KUIIOOI- cal instrument!) in an organized j must drink-don't drive. \i\\\S HOPKINS who eomcK to u lar^e boys' program. Muller so arranges tlio "U" Girl of H a youiiK ninnalid flilfillsl programs that there is no real.haVil- The other afternoon, I ran in to liis entire canst; there until i K'lfip in extensively practising see Miss Dotterer and her new I 1939! jdeath ut the a^e of ciKht which makes the participation more quarters over the Lyric Theater. (Interwoven in the story is his lovo enjoyable. There were sixty-oiie They are so attractive and bright JUtEXT !affair and marriage in a beautiful musicians, who took part, in the pro-that, personally I think them far su- jyouiiR1 woman who dies in giving grams last. year. It is hoped th-at perior to those in the Heei:hwood Ibirlli to their I'lrHl born cbikl; the the enrollment can be increased to Hotel. Miss Dot was busy getting linfant also dies, leaving the, Bcliool- at least seventy-five , during the her list together for the current •coming season. Anyone interested . season and, from what slie told me "Practical Little Pigs" | master with an enobling kindneus | there will be some type of amuse- MILLER I in liis beiirl toward all liis pupils. in securing more information can do so by calling the Field House or ment for everyone in .your family Sn<. Kvo. ul 11 p. in.— I The islory shows a deep uiuler- Prom grandmama U^ your small tot OF K 6 feet from Miss Dotterer has done a grand loo -2 on-:>oo Kline place, New Providence Town- job in this town for our boys and wait JIHI 10- ' N'ow I-pray to (Jod lliat ye do no u in Sliaile- evil; not that we should appear ap- ship. girls. "She should have hearty co- (IID, < .iliinet proved, bnl that ye should do that] .Prances S.' Williams, widow, and operation in everything she under- M ikus I'.rass; whiclviH honest . . .—Il'Corintliians' elhcrs to Anthony Delia, property j takes. So here's orchids .to you, Minbroiclcrcd 13:7. in the southerly side or line of i Miss Dot and all the' best wishes for 1) o K \v

Every Saturday Kite "SCREEN TALLY-HO" "SOLDIERS 10 - CASH PHIZES • 10 1 ;$ vBigJacfc 'Pot. $ WITH WINGS' U. S. Army Corp in Action • 2,300 Planes", 3,300 Men BANK MITE Commencing Wed, 0<-t. 11— Monday and Thursday "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" THE OLD WAY THE NEW WAY More than 200 Cowboy new m€THOD OF and Cowgirl champions from the Weil's biggest EXPERT PRESSIDG rodeos.

Eniy Kighl 830. Mats.' S«t!., Sum., ColumbusD»f ' The new broader, draped shoul- 230: Ctiildrtn Kail price ders in men's style.. tile crisp, all Mats, fid.: S1.65 M $3.85 including tax. uppish shoulders of the new, 3000 SEATS S1.1O dresses would be-ruined by care- less pressing. We are alert to every hew fashion detail and CHAMPIONSHIP quickly develop'correct methods to preserve each fine style touch

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Second Section—FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1939 THE SUMMIT HEKALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J PAGE THREE

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i :n i • ii..u.idor ( i;i for Lhe days v, iieii on..- ::iii (f {/ ih'i w,is sufficieiii io aiaki- t lie ;:-.. :i; 1 tias;t'! Now il lakes nu'.ii.ins o- ii.ii.iii In-in^.^ U-^viuii out* all.tiller 'n |IM'.-.- I-I-. Ms di ?).«••! (-ti I and 'iiir n.i-l i'nia! !i iiiiienji- s -... •• 'ineielv iheimuned ill the (!•-.;.Ii J:-;- GRAND OPENING

1 hope you all read Mrs. Jnj11.• ^ '• I Ml \ Hi M'liU- i II) \ M» Hurke's li-iU'r to T11K SIMMiT i \* \)i>",l- i» MURK HE1(A.1J> ami liuve T.-1S;I ie.,;l i II-- f letters (if interest ili.it l:ii- 11 ill nirire l'eecill jiape.'S BOTH FEET Si LOADS OF BARGAINS !)()--fib'e for us to stay out >f war I !•: I v : ' • • j if we are continuully consid'.-rin:: i(i;. i- i V Mi I ! h\ ! the pessibility of ^etihig intu i . In M Ii1 • I ' • \ i ;i i i.i ! • • in >.-; Wesil'k'ld llley tell me, liiey have I.. M .nil M. ••! . .i i II. \ started all organization whose iw- 5^5 live is to make West field s.r pea;1"! i . i"! ni-:i; \i i • A . ^32 W.-lRONT VT-PLRJNFiE LP, N. J. eonseiutis that even Wasbinm m will recognize tin; St-ri'.ui-; ourjii.S" of Ilieir aim. They are hojiiii.u that other towns will do likewise. Some-. one has to keep sane in a crazy, world. Let us do our hesi Io iiiak'- it Suminil ii rat so America. | IJKW Ayres ami I.aim 'iniiiiM1 a« Iht-y iipiirar in "Tlnr.se (Jlyji — -o I (iirlss" oiicniiiK I'txiuy ill. the Lyric Tlieuh-r for lliruc days. When I «ee a brillant woman like Dorothy Thompson »o eomplelely livnu Diiniu! i-iinl (.'liurlcs Hover "When Tomorrow is ih« haywire' when her emotions are reives ioi> billing for tlit> firsl time* Ifeaiur-e at the .Strand Theater Sand li___ j j aroused, 1 am convinced that no Lana Turner on o|i|)osiui Lew Ayros ' in '"1'hene woman' will ever be President" of (ilainoitr Girls," vvliicli opens today 1 Hitch.: Ijatfcrs I»anci> these United States. That is, until ill I he Lyric Tlienlre. * Tin' Hi-Halters' Club will bold Jishe lerns to control her emotions. | LET OUR 'Goodkye Mr. Chips harvest clanvc on Saturday, Xoveni-j Knowing many women well and The oldest vct'-iaiis of MovU'lovvn Strand Screen her Illh, at Masonic Hall. Doll j myself noi HO well. 1 have gravi1 arc ill a loss to lind a case ID equal Savon and his orchestra wiH fiir-j doubts that this will ever be possi- Tlic screen find of I Mil npiiearsi'"r i-liccdy ascent. Seven Icen years at Strand Benefit nish the music.-1 I hie. to he Luna Turner I'nUnown n|<>> '••'!:>•. .Mis.s Turner was studying - o SALESMEN year ;IJ?;h School. ' . lend to be- an authority on drink- THE will cost $3.51! per year for two .issues a week, the successful novel by James Dil- The board is very happy to an-in! g and ils effecis but 1 do know lon and HI ars Robert. Hoiiaf and 1 Unit one person can drink a cock- nounee I bat .1. Kred Mullet will In: I t:lil aml (iroer Carson. Also in a prominent conductor. 'This is Mulle.r'si , '' bas no'more effect than till: as its conductor siueo !a «laf of watei- while annlher will Vole i.s lit lie Toddy Kilhiirn. third season "(luod-byu Mr. Chips" (ells of riu its organization in 1937. j 8'H! lu! beginnings of pink cle- ordinary young mini K«i"K about Rehearsals will be held each 11)lmnWl Many other factors de- his work day after day, year ;ifter termine your drinking capacity i'liune ti-;t!)t)O Wednesday night with tentative Today year. UmrniiKhly and ('(inscientious- plans for the fourth public concert such as health, weariness or even TODAY" and SAT,— jly. A moving tale of Hie joys and to he presented early in January" the climate. How than can anyone Saturday sorrows mot by cve'iy man or wo- This orchestra is organized to tell what a cocktail might do? "•Sunday |nmn wbutever ilieir rank in life.. i There is only one safe rule in THIS ABOVE ALL IS BETTE'S BEST providnoviue an opuiopportunitu i mil lyy IUforI luemeun aianmd i , . "...... It. is an inspiring and heurt- 1 11 0 women to enjoy nlaving their mus!-'*"mus" t / drink, driiikiii- don'K ant drived drivmg. . Ii you waniiins slory of an ICnglish school- (.ai instninienta" in an organized. | in II (it (i l*llt I* /i#**it 'I in ir ji master who. comes to u birg*; boys'! jirogram. Mullcr .so arranges the | DAVIS HOPKINS school as a yoiniK nmn and fulfills | programs that, there is no rwilharil- The other afternoon I ran in to I |his entire cause there' until bi.s sifti> in extensively practising see Miss Dotterer nnd her new j death at lhe aK«.! of eighty-three. which makes the participation more quarters over the Lyric Theater. ! Interwoven in the story Is his love enjoyable. There were sixty-one They are so attractive and bright' iilTnir and niarrias«.' to a lieuutiful musicians who took part in the pro-that personally I think them far su- young woman who (lies in giving grams last. year. It is hoped that perior to those in the Becchwootl Exl ni birth Io their Hrnl hor^cliild; the the enrollment can be increased to Hotel. Miss Dot was busy gettinR infant also dies, leading the school- at least, seventy-five during the her list together for the current "Practical Little Pigs" season and. from what she told me | • with an eiiobiing.. .jjjdness looming season. Anyone interested, MILLER | in his heart toward all !*is ]rfipils. in securing more information can there will be some type of amuse- ment for everyone in your family Stii. Ev«. iii-11 p. in.— I The Btory shows a tlcop under- do so by calling the Field House or,. . . ,. . ,, OF 'Golddlggers In Paris' standing of. the greatness of little attending the first,rehearsal on-Oe- oL™?!jgrandmanif three. a to your small tot; things, for Mr. Clil0s was a hero In tober 11. The public very gener- •I was especially interested in the j LAMPS Rudy Vallee bis own world and makes memor- ously attended, the three previous bridge tournaments and I have met' able the eushriueaitiit of alovable ] concerts and are no doubt looking Mrs. Parker who will be the direc- aitd admirable character. forward to the concerts this com- tor. Mrs.- Parker has no desire to First Showing in New Jersey of These New Lamps The Parent-Teaclier Associations ing season. make the tournaments too scientific \ i of the above mentioned schools are but she is anxious that they are Modern as the 1940 Automobile. (1) Finp r- to be congratulated in bringing a Deeds Recorded at made interesting and fu-iy 1 think Tip-Liglit-Cont-rol; (2) The Spinilouvrc, dif- moving picture of this kind to Sum- it would be wise if you are too sign j mit. The Court Houst up early, for her floor capacity i fuses Light; (3) No-Tip-No-factor; mid limited and if most of the peopl, (4) Shade-Glow. KMS OF Tiioruin: Ttlp. and Mrs. John Georges to Mrg.o who tell me that, they will, it will | and Mrs. Jay G. Smith, property^to be just too bad for the slow pokes. IIOX'KSTY liaker avenue, 2iM.0(i feet tfom 100-20O-30O j! 1 Miss Dotterer has done a grand wall and 10- I Now Ipray to Cod that ye d,o noKline jilace, NewProvidence Town- job in this town for our boys ami sliould appear ap- wat c Sliacle- |-.. evil; not that \v< shipp. girls. Sheshould have hearty co- (JIO,; CJabinet \ proved, hut. that ye sliould do that I Frances S. Williams, widow, and operation in everything she under- Makers lirass; \\ which i.s honest . .—III CorinthianCihi s others to Anthony Delia, property takes. So here's orchids to you limbroidcrcd \'\. 13:7. in the southerly side or line of i Miss Dot and all the best wishes for Dog -\v o o d V -o-— Springfield avenue, intersected by the coming season and your new 1 .s ha ile with : Honesty is the best policy,' -butt the westerly side of line of Baker studio. Ii ncn back- f; he who an tit on tbe principle in notavenue, New-Providence Township. ground. ';• an honest, man.—-Archbishop Rich- Beatrice G. Williams, individually, Watch your waist line girls, i ard Wh.ately. to Anthony Delia, property in theThese new dresses are not for the I southerly side or line of Springfield thick in the middles. The wasp' "OVERLAHD WITH In ourselves avenue, intersected ky the westerly waist '-'ay not be your type but it In our our honest hearts and chain- side or line of Baker avenue, New does effect even the more conserva- KIT CARSON" less hands Providence-Township. tive dresses. You may be able to with 'Wild Bill" Elliot OUMHE.BOVtR Will be our safeguard lace some of it in but there is even 15 - Thrilling Chapters - 15 —Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd. Advertise in this paper. a limit to that. Better chose your START IT NOW! WHllfWMORROh Every Saturday Nlte 0fflf SCREEN TALLY-HO" 10 - CASH PHIZES -10 "SOLDIERS <$ .Big Jack Pot $ WITH WINGS" . U. S. Army Corp in Action BANK NITE - 2,300 PlaneS, 3,300 Men Oct. 11— Monday and Thursday "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" THE OLD WAY THE NEW WAY More than 200 Cowboy HEW maHODOf and Cowgirl champions from theWeit'j biggest EKPERT PRESSMG rodeos. twy N[gMc830. Mats.' Sits., Suns., CfllumtHH Day The new broader, draped shoul- 2 JO. Children hall price

MAN'S SUIT . CLEANED : FINGER-TIP-CONTROL—NO-TIP-NO-TEETER fSirpSj^p y j S rWJhru OCTOC . 29 > , .. i. • • , . . II A •• * l> n min orr olltt ononea atta a t timmee repre- PLAIN DRESS A new exclusive feature of Miller N A •• A B D ' P * MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ORK CLEANED 95c Lamps of utmost importance, a Dial U-MAK D Q S 6 venting all "teeter", also pre- in lamp stem well below shade, vents marring wood floors, • ^ ventilates carpet. No moths. reached from easy chair without ris- Summit Wallpaper and Paint Co. ing. Turn the Dial to "Relax", THE SPIRAIOUVRE, Another Exclusive Feature "Read", or "Recreation", and you f, The new SpiralouvTe makes instantly available all useful degrees Daily Cffl and SDeBvery Service get the proper intensity of light for iof light. It tends to reduce ceiling brightness and side-wall glare, PAINTING and PAPERHANGING these activities,Or.turfl itlo "Out", by a series of concentric, metal ring louvres set into bowl of the , : lanip as a part of the shadft. •"••'..:•• We Wallpaper or Paint a Room fl*/J in Summit. Call WX21 INI and it's out. •' %' %• .'. x (SO TOLL) For As Low As. ....-:...... „-.-., O Also inside and outside painting, floor finishing and plastering at ,.. „•©, XX tp^t^ER,Jnc. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. FBEE DISTANCE IS N 127 Park Ave. ami cor. South and Leland Aves. PLAINFIELD, N. J. Next 4MMF «• Stmad Thetter — 455 SprtoglleW Aveaae Telephone Summit16-1350 \

fcAGE FOUR THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N J. FRIDAY. OCT. 6. —Second Section

sprnipu •Id ciVt'Il miiht ui • h<-IIOIIK' Mrs New Providence il-Tli 11 s>> iiai r>-r oi Mr. L B l .Mi^^ Maiici I'd oil1 Borough w as cit.-sii ej hail after New Providence oidni I I i , i Vi , v II M * Grant Zoning ( is lid (J Ji 1 ^ M " 1 -- I The Board of Adjustment at its v. hi. Ii Hi< i iid'-s ; ht-i t .-iiit-ss. lit.il meeting Monday night Rranted Township -. [ill ' 1 ll I an hluIVS. ill, til e house aiiu 1 ne foned lo di.- rt Jl II ( ! 1 v III exception thi|i ( I I III i Hi 111 i •, I \ L. B. Coddiupiiiii Co. whk Ii i-x- the exception is t: rallied adjoins I In.- i i )>' \ til 1 I I |l I < 1 I ^ the buuineKs zuue oh the Junior Older proi'i'i'ty in npriiif;- ; "Clii Board wave approval lo a Tin' Nt-w J'! -n iili ui.'- Tnwiihiuii Edward Clarke & Son i It I 1 HIl 1 ll I II ll I h ltt I 1 southwest comer of Springfield fii-lu avenue. 'new lay-out of streels iii Sylvan ConiHiilU-e '•oiitirnicd Ihi- yctioji o BllliiOW . SJliM I ;i I !rU. II: I'M t .'111- ;: , avenue and South street. 15n i'et-t A rc<| u fs i lor a un-jciir ex ten- lei ra;, i n 11 • i Maiior development. Tlie new likiii 'Frank Thi'MiSiiii o] Rnu'inon hint' to n ION TILE sion oi Hie permit to oiM-i'aU- a real j Press" will bi- puliii>!n-il '.-ici\ ^-:\ estate office at Count r,»idc was iprovides for winding muds in phui' add a 2n.\.2ti addition to his rhirkeii .of t!ie lonner gridiron of siruiiMit i weeks with lilt- Til Si jrr- if c niiii.'L- j CONTRACTOR held over for .simiy The permit is ioi a 1 1 'out oil October I. ',. Miss 11> !ni < i. necessary as tin iitiildiiit:' is lit an r st ret-ln. The map was referred lo spin-e at (hfir fi-^uhtr int'eiini; lit-hi •i I''1 V. W ( : I. i. Snihinit Clti;II SummM, 9. J. tin' liorottrh Cotineil fur final ap- • Priligle jnd Ch.irb.-s J. Pn : i!;-- ;>: •• the road than permitted uinli-r the in the Town lluil Wcdiifsday Orio- the f.iculi y adviser.-. proval. ht-r 4t'H. if-.1.!tfi' i-fyimstt'il hy tlm zoning ordinance. It is believed ! Chief I>ii|llillii-k Hussi). .11-.. :i v| the applicant is nut llic iivsin-r r,i' Hoard of Education for an install- 1 TRUSSES i Carl (.'ii rpi'iitei , uiiir >\ iirih'ii. ;iid. i j the property. Tin- original iiennii ment on I axes to 'hi' raised for Elastic Hosiery school purposes was granted. Chk'f by i-il izius jit tin.' io\Mi>hi;i s.:i-rfc I THANKS FOR TULINU ! was granted in November of lliliti Tlie Borough Council will hold ed ill killing leu of i lie v.'!-! tl. >:-. •; , for iiiifc jcatv ils TtKuiar monthly meeting Tut.-s- Itusso was instrui'li'd to invcsi iiialo ME ABOUT NCWJERSry Abdominal Belts 1 in tf-st int; Ilie w'i'ii-d ;ir*. i iie'^i- ,i day evening at tin1 Boro Hall. Hit damages to !h«' prupeny of Ma- i •" - - iMouiilaiii iu'eiiiie and tin- r;iiiii!\d. OFFICIAL CRADt A MILK The Civie (iroup will hold ils jor Mt-rnard ("imimiiifjs of Mounluiii lit'jtt I I'clltion inr Xoin- ( Iiaiiuc iivi'inif by iH'iBh-iiiii'iiiK lroals. ; Chief I(IIWSI) 1-eliiilH ll 1 hill .i ]lr-:| .1 KUPTURKIU A iiftilion reiiueslin.n that that re.milar monthly mectiiiR Monday, plilipies h;nl been uiic-ivei-i d ,1 nil Oclolii-r 'Sirii at 4.H'i was sci hy seel ion of Central avenue between 'eveiiinj; af I lie Borough Hall. • I hat ful lire hums \\ milil lie m :•. i thf Townsliip Comtnillt't' for a pnh- The Volunteer Kire Company will j i/.ed I" entirely wi]ie oni this p:. lv South .si reel ami thy Lai kawanna lic salt' of sonic pni|>crl,v in hack of Kailroad be thanged from A zone lo hold its monthly meeting Tuesday \ of wild doi;s. evening at I he Kite Houst1. i he hrickyanl ti> he sold at a niinii- Look for business zont' was rejected hy the m it in ;u'ici! i;f %iiUi\. I Seoul Triiop HIS mei in I he f' > PlaiiniiiK Hoard Tuesday nifiht. Tln> The Ladies' Auxiliary of Our ; uni'lihi School Tlnir.-dhy eveiiiii the MAP Chief I). V. liusso, .Ii'., rt-|)iir(ctl petition, which was filed some time Lady of l'eaee Church has contrib- Plans were completed fni- ihewc w 1 that S arrests w<'i'e made in Sep- I KNfW VOU'D PREFER on the cap aKi.) and held over for study, wan uled $60 towards repairs to the end vampiim irip planned l';n- S u (0HKK1T FIT! church building. • • tiinher, ;> calls were turned over to signed hy it number of tlie residents the dot? warden, S police calls were urday amf Sundii.v at'C-nn|i Lion THE MILK WHICH IS of Dial section of Central avenue. The New Providence Democratic altended to, s canvassers were 'Scoutmaster Xa\ ier |\l:isieisi-.]i will It was pointed out that tlie section Club will meet this evening at. the Riven permission to canvass. 1 fire | accompany t h<» ten -Hoys." PRODUCED UNDER SUCH did not adjojii. ;a business fk'Cgjjifui Hurounh Hall. Wans for the ap- Wm. Tyler Green, Drugs alarm was turned in, and 1,11D RIGID DEPARTMENT and that, a new- residential develop- proaching election will life di.s- miles were patrolled with the policf 10 Mai»le St. Suiumil, \. J. ctissed. ment was starting just, to the east car. OF AGRICULTURE Trust Bank Bldg. of the Lackawanna tracks. The official board and, trustees of Short Bills Petitioners based their claims for the Methodist Church met Tuesday It mi id ol' Health CONTROL liiglit at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William S. Auchincloss ot Lawrence V. Kadlke in Springfield At the Board of Health meeliiiK Twin" Oak roml, cliairninn ol' (lit avenue. held in the Town Hall on Oetoher 1 Parent-Teacher Association of tin a hitter from the State Hoard of I S),iort Hills Country l)ay School The New Providence Players will \e\v .lerscy Ofi'icial 4>t*Iilk iniisl Health was received regarding tha i lias appointed the following com , present, a three-act comedy play dental work was taken care of ihy niittees for this year: House and lest liiulx-r In iiomi^Siina luiKcr IaU MI PYREX OVENWARE j October lioth in the school audi- Inspector Frank ,leclie.l. .<. torium for the benefit gt' the Civic grounds, Mrs. .,(.'live Day and Mis it curs unit Ii i'a 11 her than onliiinn mill, ui\es (iroup. The followiiiK. seweraRe systems Robert Jones; puppetry, .Mrs. 1'Yed ytiti more Idoil lacior-. lor jimr intinc). And il\ 6—5 oz. Custard Cups 39c were taken care of upon complaint Seymour music and drama. Airs. I. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So- of Mr. Stiller of Dehhie place: v I'lTshcr Iti'i itiisc it comes lo \ mi from nciuhv fai'iii^. Percolators (6 cup) $2.45 C. II. Atkin arid Mrs. John Christ on- ciety will hold a food sale tomorrow Charles Heidingcr of Dehhie place, Double Boilers $3.45 afternoon starting at 2, o'clock at. Michael K-stenes (if Hillside avenue, sen. Athletics. Mrs. (iraliam Lester, Tea Kettles $2.95 the chapel. The annual fair and Harry Colletta of Springfield ave- Mrs/Frederick ,Mt-liride. Mrs. Chas. turkey supper of the society is nue and Peler Romano of Spring- Molloy; noiuinatin^, Mrs. Kieilcrick NEW JERSEY "COUNCIL" in tooperdtlon Wltlj ~ Pie Plates !..-. 20c to 35c scheduled for-November 9th. Mcliride, Mrs. ('lift Cornwall and Casseroles $1.25 field avenue. : NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, NEW JERSEY OFFICIAL The local Girl Scout Troop held James T. A.dditaon of Mountain Mrs. Frederick Seymour. an archery tournament on Mondny avenue complained that: he had no Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery, GRADE MILK DEALERS' ASSOCIATION; INC., TRENTON, NEW JERSEY with Hope liorton being the win- water for seven days. H. M. Kent of Highland avenue, left on Thurs- VVEAR-EVER ner with a score of 40 points. The reported that the wells in that lo- day for a few days' vacation at At- WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM affair was followed by a picnic sup- cality were low and that they could lantic City. ' Distributed by per and business meeting at the not get water from the wells. The On Wednesday at the Brook, Mrs. Durling Farms The Noe Farm, Inc. Double Roasters home of Janice Burford in Clinton Commonwealth Water Co. is now Frederick Yawlley and Mrs.

STUDEBAKER In every 1940 Bufckyou get the skilled engineering and sturdy quality traditional to Buick—enriched\ * Transportation based by all the extra value •which General Motors science and Buick workmanship can provide • on rail rates, state an J local taxes (if any), optional equipment o, you couldn't do what we newed our vast modern plant and accessories~-eA- wanted to do, and do it cheap. all over again—put eight million tra. Prices subject to N change without notice. new dollars on the line; the t^T"JERFS a atill finer 1940 ver- You couldn't set out to top the field, Buick line for 1940. ""^XXsioh of the tremendously focusing on how much you could put You get a maryelously engineered Successful original Studebaker in rather than take out—and with What did we get for it? Rather chassis, keeled like a battleship with Champion of 1939—a new Cham- accustomed equipment keep costs ask, what do you get? Listen, its torque-tube backbone. pion that's engineered to deliver idown. .\fi% td 25% more gas economy You get for your command that surg- than any- other leading lowest You couldn't micro-balance engines, You get a big beautiful brawny car ing, soaring, millrace power of the price car—a beautifully balanced, heavy-up frames and running gear, styled to knock your eye out—the matchless Dynaflash engine, now Incuriously finished new Cham- fashion pattern for them all next pion that runs rings around its strengthen bodies, enrich upholstery electrically balanced after assembly sure-footed comfort* and fittings, improve performance, year, just look around and see. / to micropoised perfection! ease, safety! better the value per inch, per pound You get 72 new features, and more. ' j Stop in at your nearest Stude- and per dollar—and do it with last You get a car that positively glitters "' trshowroomnowandtakeouta year's methods. in its brilliance oi action, modern as You_get pride, joy, satisfaction and r|§40SfudeDakerChampionfor television in the wondrous way it thrill-for here you get Buick at its J So we faced it, re-tooled and re- does things. unbeatable best* •••'l&e.for'.yourself that this Cham- Haven't you often used the low intensity light when you iws 9 stand-out every way. needed more? You don't . ~ At no ektra cost, you get the do it with the Finger-Tip- ' Light-Control.'. . . Modern [Champion's sealed beam head- as the 1940 Automobile. SUMMIT BUIGK COMPANY tamps, front-compartment hood Other features, "Nq-T.ip* lock, »feeringwheelgear shift, pla- No-Teeter", and "The 68-72 Franklin Place 'Phone 6-0512 Summit, N. J. < pat Independent suspension, non- Spiralouvre", which diffuses, light. . . . These handsome '- rotarydoor latches andmaay Lariips at our Show Rooms. ^•niceties'and improvements. Built for Seeing. / < CJUT. payment terms. % >, ,M.OOLUN & SON, UJ£?:-i- Sales md Service Td.6-0394 SUMMIT, N. J. Telephone §o. 6-1350 EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL MOTOR'S '

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