V o l . 5 2 , N o , 5 MILLBURN ---- a n d SHORTHILLS ITEM 2
Founded 1888 ••••Published every FRIDAY at MILLBURN,N.J. FIVE CEN TS S p y
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ASH WEDNESDAY, February FLEMING of Millburn, cele 7, St. Stephen's Church will cele Burns Fatal brated their 51st wedding anni Millburn Is brate Holy Communion at 7 A. Hope For 3.53 versary on Tuesday, January 30, M and at 10 A. M. Litany and To L. L. Picot at their home, 11 Holmes street. Resigned Penitential offices. Each Wed Tax Rate rs Last year on the occasion of nesday during Lent except Holy Leonce L. Picot, 53, court crier, their golden anniversary the Millburn waits on coming Week, Holy Communjon will be Millburn’s 1940 tax rate has for Supreme Court Justice Park aged couple were recipients of events with seeming resigna celebrated at 10 A. M. with been tentatively set at 3.53 as er and Circuit Court Judge Caf- a congratulatory letter from tion. Patrolman Pierman will young people’s services Fridays contrasted with 3.56 for 1939. It frey at Essex County Court President Roosevelt. answer charges preferred by at 4 P. M. is expected to remain at or Couse, died early Friday morn ★ Chief Wade, next Thursday ★ near this point unless state and ing when a lighted cigarette is evening and then on Tuesday county estimates now available thought to have set fire to the the 13th the same residents will go awry. bedclothes at his home, 18 Nor Parish Party transfer their storming from Boy Scout Civic group representatives wood terrace, Millburn. Town Hall to various schools to met with members of the Town Mrs. Nellie Picot, asleep in an This Evening name three members of the Show Tonight ship Committee Monday evening other bedroom was awakened Board of Education. The west in Informal session, got the ern front reports no greater news and also explanations of by the smell of smoke and The annual Parish Ball of St. A capacity audience is ex quiet than now marks the all items of debatable nature. rushed to her husband’s room. Rose of Lima church including pected to attend the movie and Township as it waits to see what Total appropriations for town With the assistance of a dancing and cards, will be held stage show program arranged by if any bombs will be dropped. ship purposes are $349,710.28 nephew, L. Earl Smith of Florida, in the school auditorium this Scout Troop 14 at the High and grand total of the amount she pulled him from the bed too evening, Friday. Members of the Reports are that this year’s School tonight, according to the to be raised by tax Is $996,868.06. late, however, to save him. Ladies Auxiliary sponsoring school election will be the real committee in charge. Proceeds This was the earliest budget Millburn Fire Department was group for the event, anticipate macoy with voting booths and of the affair will go into the hearing on record and final pas summoned to the home through a large attendance and express everything. No more will resi troop treasury for the further sage is looked for late in Febru i a relayed call from Maplewood assurance of an enjoyable pro dents parade the buildings with ance of scout work in Millburn ary or early in March. Ira C. Fire Department sent in by gram. waving ballots but instead, de The stage show will be fea Moore Jr. explained general Betty Picot, a daughter, 16. Patrons and Patronesses for corum will be the order of the tured by a tumbling exhibition items and expressed it as the Chief Hayes and Captain the party include the following: evening. by Frank Wells and Bob Mar- view of this committee that a Rev. Henry J. Campbell. Rev. A tyrge^vote is expected as Stoeckle worked over the body fin. Wells is the National A. A. more or less stabilized rate ap James J. Coyle, Mr. and Mrs. residents hurry home from the with an inhalator with no suc U. champion having won the proximating 3.50 seemed desir Carl Badenhausen, Mr. and Mrs. south, not because of the election cess. Dr. J. M. Silverstein of Mill title for the last three years able with any surplus applied Douglas C. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. but, to get warm. Millburn has burn, pronounced death due to while Martin is metropolitan to debt retirement or to sup Warren J. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. withj California the past burns and suffocation. Delay in champion. Frank Boccia and plant short term borrowing. Bernard Benziger, Mr. and Mrs. week and it probably will not relaying the call is not thought Michael Grossman, members of One such item appears in the John J. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Fred cool off until what’s ahead is to have been a contributing fac the Panzer College gym team new budget, $21,500 for payment erick Bodden, Mr. and Mrs. Ed past. tor. will present a difficult hand to of bond anticipation potey and ward Borkoski, Mr. and Mrs. The flames which were quick Lest voters forget it may be hand routine in another tum toward this $20,000 has been ap Joseph W. Brennan, Mr. and ly extinguished, caused little mentioned in passing that can bling act. Miss Helen Nairn and propriated from surplus revenue Mrs. John J. Byrnes. damage to the house. A son, didates for the school board are Miss Frances Trebour, also of cash. Anticipated revenue totals Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Duffy, Leonce Jr., 8, was asleep in an Messrs Hartshorne, Levins, and Panzer and former starlets of f 260,270.27 and includes $81,000 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dupuis, adjoining room. Bailey and Mrs. Taylor, the Warner Brothers, will do several from franchise and gross re- ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Eastmead, Mr. Funeral services for Mr. Picot same as in weeks past. tap dances as will Connie Maul ceipts taxes for 1938, 1939 and and Mrs. W. Edenburg, Mr. and were held Sunday in Irvington ★ and Elaine Siedenschwartz, stu 1940. Passage of recent legisla but cremation., was delayed as Mrs. H. F. Elberfeld, Mr. and dents of Miss Dorothy Franke’s tion is expected to insure receipt Mrs. Herman Evers. Medical Examiner Martland de dancing class. Miss Franke and of this money. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cahill, Mr. F ather jln d Son cided upon “ further investiga Charlotte Horne will perform a Edgar A. Clark former com and Mrs. E. A. Cardinal, Nellie tion” following anonymous com tap dance specialty and a bal mitteeman precipitated the Charmley, Mr. Peter Clark, Mr. munications as to the cause of let of seven local girls, Ann only real discussion when he James Coan, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sports Dinner death. Toxicological tests re Barr.y, Virginia Krautter, Iris suggested provision for purchase Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lutz, Lois Quimby, Virginia Fold, quiring several days will be Monday night the Fathers of a pumper In place of a hose Collins. Betty Selzer and Betty Lyons made of all vital organs. and Sons of the Short Hills cart at a cost of $5,400. The Born in South Orange in No Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Falla, Country Day School gathered at will be sure to please the au pumper would be an immediate dience in their routines. vember 1886, Mr. Picot was grad Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fauquier, Mr. the Short Hills Club for the an asset and protection, he claimed uated from Columbia High and Mrs. Wm. F. Feeney, Mr. and nual Fall and Winter sports get- Local boys will be seen in the whereas the cart was of ques Mrs. William H. Fields, Mr. and School .and attended New York together. technicolor film “Scout Trail to tionable value except as an aux Mrs. H. J. Finley, Mrs. William Law. School. In 1909 he was ad Those receiving lettefrs and Citizenship”, one of the latest iliary to present pumpers. mitted to the bar and in 1920 Gordon French. pictures prepared on scout work. honorable mention were: “A” Mr. Clark also favored meet Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton, Dr. Other films to be shown will in became a counsellor. He was team — Bill Rogers 3d, Bill ing underwriter requirements and Mrs. Thomas C. Davis, Mr. clude “Football Fever”, "Sports former vice-president of New Campbell, Gus Stewart 3d, Bob for an improved rating here and Mrs. T. A. Desmond, Mr. Trade of the Year”, "You Jersey Elks Association, member by Jones, J.r„ Joe Hixson, Jr., stating the insurance saving and Mrs. P. Diamandes, Miss Can’t Get Away With It” a “OT of Century Lodge F. & A. M. of Dick Seymour, Jr., Elliott Clem would exceed the added tax cost. Jane Donaldson, Mrs. Matthew Man Picture and “Pex Rides South Orange, and belonged to ency, Jr., Ridley Watts 3d, Mike If this were done the pumper _ . J. Donnellan, Mr. and Mrs. Theo with the Boy Scouts”, starring the Atlas and Marlin Fishing De Camp, Gerry Lauderdale. would be mandatory. Cdmmit- dore M. Douglas. Tex Ritter, Snug Pollard and clubs. “ B" team — John Coakley, Jr„ teemen said they had consid Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Garesche, ★ Mike Ward, David Watts, Tom Margery Reynolds. ered this and decided against it Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giffoniello, AS A TRIBUTE to Finland, Si my Garesche. Substitutes — The committee in charge, Rod at this time. Mrs. Kathryn Graham, Mrs. Leo belius’ Fifth Symphony will be Dickie Cruess, Jimmy Atkin, MacDougall, Duff MacPhail, The Township tax office is to played by the Cleveland Orches (Continued on Page Three) Hugh Williams, and Bill Sa- Fred Schroeder and John Run be mechanized under the new tra on Wednesday evening, Feb ★ bater, Jr. yan assure all who attend an budget. A mechanized address 1 ruary 7, at the Mosque Theatre, THE NAME OF Theodore T. enjoyable entertainment. ing system is to be installed and Mets of 21 Greenwood drive is ★ Newark, in a concert under the ★ also accounting equipment to expected to be submitted to the THREE FAMOUS musicians auspices of the Griffith Music THE FIRESIDE GIRLS’ CLUB a total of $3,950. This will make Township Committee Monday will serv as judges for voice au ■ S Foundation. of Taylor Park had a “welcome complete statements of unpaid evening for appointment to the ditions , f tht New Jersey Artists ★ back” party last Friday evening (Continued on Page Eight) Board of Adjustment for a five Contest/ which will be held on MILLBURN Sunshine Society Thursday, February 8, in the for Concetta DePalma, one of ★ year term. Mr. Mets, if ap THANK YOU for your warm will meet Thursday afternoon, G r i f f i t h ‘Auditorium, under the the members, who had been* pointed, would replace William reception. See ad on page 2, Bill February 8, at the home of Mrs. auspices of the Griffith Music away for several weeks recov A. C. Prinz, 18 Washington ave Ulrich of 43 Undercliff road ering from an appendectomy. Dolan. — Adv. whose term expires this month. Foundation; • nue, Springfield.
i [Februiry 2, 1940) { Page i ] The Millburn &P Short Hills IT E M >o.y ^>00000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000 ON SATURDAY, February 3, THERE WILL BE a covered * tatfon of the offering, which'is Newark, Montclair, and East dish luncheon of the Ladies’ Has Ground Hov to bc dev°tec*to four intei'de- miss williams Orange members of three New Guild of St. Stephen’s Church ^ nomlna-tional projects include, York skating clubs are co-oper on February 6th, from 12:30 to ating with the Recreation De 2 o’clock. A regular meeting will Seen Shadow Presbyterian Church w' ‘ Retains Title partment of the Essex County Park Commission to put on a follow the luncheon. Mrs. Vin ★ Miss Barbara Williams of Far To see his shadow or not to demonstration of figure skat cent Lphse is chairman of the . Rockaway, L. I., was crowned see it, that is the world ground ing, as well as free skating, at committee planning the lunch hog question of today. From n t r h r D n Women’s New Jersey State squash eon. / III IIL il l rncquets clwmplon for the sec 3:00 P. M. in the big lake of Finland to Tierra Del Fuego na Branch Brook Park. If ice con ★ ond straight ’ year on Tuesday tives* wait on this day, February On Thursday, January 25, ditions are unfavorable on Sat MISS MARY DEMING and afternoon at the Short Hils Club 2, to learn as to the weather of urday, th$ affair will be held Miss Helen Maxwell of Short Miss Anna Triton Kraitcheva, when her opponent in the finals coming months. the following day. Hills, attended the Mid-Winter daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Tri- Mrs. Ary J. Lamme Jr., of Apa- Unfortunately The Item Prom at Peddie School, Hlghts- fon Kraitcheva of Tzerova, Bul wamls was forced to default due presses were rolling before sun town, last Saturday evening. garia became the bride of Els- rise and so the local answer was to a leg injury suffered in her wjrth Stewart Dobson, son of still In doubt but regardless, it semi-final match M Lamme farew ell Luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Dob I.KOAJ. NOTIOK is the exclusive prediction of had won e- le and son of 513 Wyoming avenue, at IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY staff members that an early and 1937 - ->P- A farewell luncheon was given 124/704 balmy spring is just around the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred last Friday by the women facul Hartwell of Richmond U1’’ corner. .nual toi. ty of the High School for Mrs. 'IX): K ATH ERINE C. HILL Queens. Rev. Roger Et-/ RY VIRTUE of an order of the Court For centuries the little ,0 now har ^ Frank Baldy, who has left to of the Universali-' of Chancery of New Jersey made on tip- groundhog has emerged from some of *' »>.-nt make her home in Washington, day of the date hereof In a cause where- the Redeem oi- plu'v'- „ was this In The Township o f Millburn In the Coun his diggings on this mid-winter D. C. ty of Essex Is complainant, and Tuscan ficiater' given in morning to see for himself ,.iy of the bet- The toastmistress was Miss Company, a corporation, et ala, are de mania, nartwell. M' piayers with the ex- fendants, you are required to appear and whether to set his alarm clock Bartley and responses were given answer the hill of said complainant on or Grace ..man of P ‘ ,,n of Miss Williams and by Mrs. McCollum, Mrs. Rech- before the 26th (lay of March next, or for a short nap or to go back to the said bill will 1kj taken as confessed Hill attended the brid. Mrs. Lamme. Defaults marred bed and forget it. nitzer, Miss Lintz, Miss Ensor, against you. best man was G. Wats ,is the play in the early rounds, and Mtss Washburn, Mrs. Herberick, If the sun is bright and he, The said bill Is filed to foreclose tla- of East Orange. The br»ue wore with the forced default of Mrs. Miss Dinger and Miss Campbell, right to iredeem from sale for unisiitl sees his shadow, weeks of con taxes certain lands and premises In the white satin with a tulle veil and Lamme in the final Miss Wil The guest of honor was pre Township of Millburn. Essex County, Now- tinued cold art ahead; but if on carried white roses and lilies of liams won a fairly hollow vic sented with a corsage and gifts. Jersey. described as follows: the other hand, the sun is ob- the valley. tory. Their match was expected The committee in charge of BEGINNING at a point In the north secured and there is no shadow, erly side lino of Millburn Avenue, distant The bride is a graduate of the to provide the best play of the this affair was: Miss Campbell, westerly, measured along the same. 254.19 then an early break In the feet from the Intersection of said side American Jr. College in Sofia, tournament as Mrs. Lamme de Miss Dinger, Miss Margot, Miss weather is in prospect. line of Millburn Avenue with the wester Bulgaria and Shauffler College feated Miss Williams only last Lintz and Miss Brothers. Mrs. ly side line of Glenwood Drive; running In years past residents have thence (1) northwesterly, at right angle* at Cleveland, Ohio. In 1936 she week in the finals of the’ Metro Baldy, nee Miss Waterfield, has to said northerly side line of Millburn gone afield to see for themselves was graduated from the Presby Avenue 99.50 feet to a point; thence <2i politan championship. been an Instructor of Spanish westerly, parallel with said side line of the phenomenon of this awak Millburn Avenue 50 feet to a point, terian Hospital college at Medi ★ and French and has had charge ening. Trips to the Township cal Center. She is now a mem thence (3) southerly, parallel with th«> SHORT HILLS Young People of the girls’ guidance work in first course. 99.50 feet to a i>oint in the poor farm were easy and pro ber of the educational staff of said northerly side line of Millburn Ave. will be guests of the Young Peo the Students’ Service office at nue; thence (4) easterly, along aajid north ductive as several woodchucks the Margaret Hague Maternity ple of Wyoming Church Sun the high school. erly side line of Millburn Avenue 50 feet had burrows there. to the point or place of BEGINNING. Hospital in Jersey City. ★ So far as is known no organ day evening, February 4. at a Being known as Ix)t 237 In Block -’7:: Mr. Dobson was graduated A PROGRAM of tuneful and ized pilgrimages were planned buffet supper and meeting in on the Tax Map of said Township of Mill from Lafayette College in 1928. melodic numbers has been se burn In the County of Essex. here although it is said the Fellowship Hall. Supper will be lected for the special students And you are hereby notified that If >ou Homely Men’s Club debated long served at 6 P. M. William Barr claim any title to. interest In or cnnim* concert of the Cleveland Orches brance u|M>n said (lands, you are re and loud as to whether a bur of Millburn High School faculty tra which the Griffith Music quired to answer the hill hut not other lesque show In Newark was not will address the group on the wise. Sm ith- Thurston Foundation will present on Wed a greater attraction and warm subject, “Racial Relations in Dated: January 25. 1910. United States”. There will be nesday afternoon, February 7, UEYNIEU J. WORTENDYKK, Jr er. The show won. Elbert J. Thurston, son of Mr. Well today’s the day in any cars waiting at Christ Church at 3 o’clock in the Mosque The 1180 'Raymond Ron leva rd and Mrs. E. W. Thurston of Nor atre, Newark. Rudolph Ring- Newark, N. J. event and If it is bright, read Parish House at 5:45 P. M. Sun wood terrace, and Miss Myrtle Solicitor or Complainant ers will have only our prediction day afternoon, February 4, to wald, associate conductor will Adel Smith, daughter of Mr. and Feb. 2. 9. 16, 23 to look to for comfort this take members of the Young direct. Mrs. E. B. Smith of Cranford, month and next. People's Association to Wyo will be married Saturday at five ming Church. in St. Rose of Lima's rectory. The wedding will be followed by ★ Day O f Prayer a reception at the bride's home THE ONE FAMILY dwelling at for members of the two families. ii Norwood terrace, has been pur Plans are being completed for The Rev. Michael Zarillo of Dov chased by Joseph J. and Mar the World Day of Prayer which er formerly a curate at St. Rose garet. T. Culleton. is to be observed for the first of Lima and a friend of both time in Morrow Memorial Meth families will perform the cere If I could AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE odist Church of Maplewood on mony. The bride will be at the first Friday in Lent, Febru tended by her twin .sister Flor If you live in Short Hills or Millburn ary 9, at 2:30 P. M. Thp women ence and Bernard Hornecker of und liiive bwn driving your oar for at only remember Short Hills will be best man leuHt 2 years without an accident, we, of the Churches of all denomin can place your insurance in a Ionic ations in Maplewood, South After a wedding trip the couple e*tahlh*hed. reliable. Stock company Orange, Millburn and Short will live at the Franklin Terrace with Public Liability limits of what I spent... Hills are uniting in the Com Apartments, Bloomfield. $100/200,000. and Property Damuge of $5,000. at a cost of only $25.82 munity observance. Miss Smith was graduated cash. The ushers are to be women from tlfe Brookline School, Mass. of Wyoming Presbyterian Mr. Thurston is a graduate of THE • D o you find it difficult to keep track Church, with Mrs. Arthur E. Millburn High School and Michi RICHLAND COMUANY of payments and expenditures you Thevenet as chairman. The mu gan State College class of 193&. II Maple Street Summit, N. •!. sic for the afternoon is being make? If so, you need a checking ac planned by Mrs. "Wm. Schwarz- count. With your check stubs and waelder. The Organist of Mor row Memorial Church, Mr. Carl We can't spar e y
“WHO-O-O!”. .. Four-fifths Quart 30 oz. Bottle ‘ s 79 I- guard pocket book by protecting pipes * DeValle French Cognac When winter winds howl and temperatures Imported. 20 years old on the label — and in the bottle. 2 3 9 topple. . . the water pipes of your home need pro 4 Four-fifths Quarl tection. For frozen pipes, besides being an in convenience, may mean (worse luck) expensive repair bills for you. * Imported French, Spanish Instead o f worrying, try this sensible plan: * & Portuguese Wines Wrap all exposed pipes in rags or papers. . . and We could not duplicate these prices at today’s wine costs. 89 on freezing nights allow a tiny stream of water Four-fifths Quart to run through the p ip cs-b y leaving one faucet BESIDES THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS WE' HAVE MANY OTHER PRO- f slightly open.-A flow of a qOart a minute is suf DUCTS AT LOW PRICES. SO LET’S MAKE IT A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR ALL [j | OF US! _ _ ' V ‘ ...-...... | ficient! A few cents of preparedness now Just a Few I can save you dollars of damages ♦ OPEN SUNDAY Steps From j* The Essex | 12 NOON t / f Hw Hmv« ft Thirstm Please Street | Commonwealth Water Co. 36 main ST.-miLLBURn 6-1886 (Legal FREE DELIVERY PAUL WAESE PROP. Parking Lot ; | . Opening Hour) j—— y , ♦ [February a, i publican party, Dewey the D. FEBRUARY 2—This be Ground .Miss Chamberlain Is a student MR. AND MRS. R. L. SNYDER A„ and he bowing and dentl- Hog’s Day, and one of my pet of the Margaret Webster School of 81 South Mountain road will iMrs. Samuel frizlng for his hosts. Now I do special days on the calendar and of Physical Education In Wash hold open house Saturday after I do write this day’s remarks as like Mr. Dewey, and his record ington, D. C. noon from 2 until 5 o'clock foi has been an admirable one, but though I were a Ground Hog: :Pepys— * those interested In visiting the somehow, I cannot see that this "Up this day at an early hour, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Buch miniature village and train dis be the man to guide us out of and to stretching mightly and • • • anan of Colonial way are spend the mess we be In or that we long and I being stiff from play. . ____ : . ing a winter vacation in Miami, Her Diary should -send him up for four sleeping for lo’ these many FREE PARKING years. months-.__There be an hunger, Florida. MILLBURN too, upon me. And so I to crawl • 1 9 4 0 , IMILLBURN JANUARY 31 — This be the ing up to the surface, there to Mrs. W. G. French of Camp last day of one of the more Matinee Starts at 1:30 see what was to be had, though bell road will entertain at din Evenings at 7:15 amazing Januarys that It has I still be mighty sleepy. Finally ner tonight at The Brook for Saturdays & Sundays at __ JANUARY 29 — Home and to been my fortune to experience to the top, there to find snow her daughter, Miss Judy French, 1 P. M. Continuous and the winter be half over and bed late this night, we having on the ground, and snap in the and ten friends before St. Rose Now Playing February 2, 3 gone. This month may have journeyed to Newark, there to air, and I_ did see something of Lima's Parish Ball. “ ANOTHER THIN MAN” hear that moat amazing and brought its hardships to many behind me which did follow me “BEWARE SPOOKS” brilliant woman, Dorothy in this country, but it certainly about," and so I to my hole SKATES SHARPENED Thompson, and she lecturing on made a lot of good skates out again — and so to bed. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, “What King of Peace”. There be Of many New Jerseyites. 25 c February 4, 5, f times when I have felt that she With tin* Champion Hkiite Sharpener “EVERYTHING HAPPENS were a “rabble-rouser" in her FEBRUARY 1 — In view of COLANTONE’S AT N IG H T’ column, and she saying some of the pending trial on the eighth Short H ills Family Shoe Store Sotiju Henle Ray Mllluml the things she does, but this of this brand new month, it be *45 Morrlfi Ave., Springfield, Ni J. (Near Bank) — Co-Feat uro —• night, I did have that all swept a strange sidelight on human Miss June Chamber lain, nature that with all the happen “Ch a r l ie McCa r t h y away. There be little that that daughhter of Mr. and Mrs.'S. H. DETECTIVE” ings in the world this day that lady -does say that she cannot Chamberlain, Jr., of Whitney Churl). McCarthy - Kdrur ll.rit.il back up with firm knowledge, do threaten the very life of our Saturday & Sunday Matinee road, arrived yesterday to spend ANY RADIO and a sincerety that does bring civilization, the Gentlemert of Only, Second Episode of lumps to one’s throat. If all the the Fourth Estate do pursue the week-end with her parents. REPAIRED The “Shadow" thousands who did hear her, be with such avidity the story of Wednesday Thru Saturday lieved her and did carry away a radio announcer who did not $ 1.00 Parts Extra February 7, 8, 9, 10 the message she wove into her know he was being aired I be “ FOUR WIVES” JUST CALL often disturbing words, there inclined to agree with my friend Hie Lane Winter* the Walrus, odd as that may (iiiudr Hulun — Jeffrey Lynn will be at least one group of — Plus — people working and thinking in ■seem, in believing that there be SUMMIT 6-5222 times for a joke. This business “ BIG GUY” the right direction. General Electric Agency Victor Mr I/UKirn - Jitekle Cooker • of Publicity be a strange one in Moving . . . On* Muneon 446 Springfield Avenue, JANUARY 30 — This day up which we Americans do seem to Special Kiddie Show Every at an early hour and so to New surpass. Storing . . . Summit, N. J. Saturday Matinee York town, there to seeing a great many people with little results and so to the Lawyer's ICE COLD Rug Cleaning . Club for luncheon with a bar b o o k s — an TS — CARDS rister. As we did get off the BEER, ALES Floor Coverings elevator, who should be stand TH E KEG BEER & COOLERS ing there as big as life and not a bit sunburned but th e, the WINES & LIQUORS (WIMIIII UHT SIIO I1 White Haired Boy of the Re- CIRCULATEJG LIBRARY D. fahillo Rimback Storage Co. Millburn 6-0289-W. 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Out of our cleaning come MODEL 650 WESTON METER - STORE ib. 1 2 w lustrous, lively garments — *• 2 7 - DEMONSTRATOR. REG. 19.50 13.00 with the looks and feel only Rib Half QUALITY dry cleaning can produce. KODAK SENIOR 620 WITH f4.5 LENS. REG. 25.00 10.00 “Prime Steer” Fancy SI ore Prices Suits or Plain Dresses NEW ARGUS ELECTROMATIC PRINTER. Sirloin Steak Broilers Dry Cleaned & Pressed REG. 35.00 23.00 60c ' lb- 3 3 - ib. 2 5 LUMINAX ENLARGER COMPLETE WITH Suits Sponged & Pressed HUGO MEYER f4.5 LENS. REG. 48.00 27.50 FRESH JERSEY ~ 30c —•— MODEL 245 FEDERAL ENLARGER WITH Genuine Pure Pork Shirts Laundered 12c each f 6.3 LENS. REG. 34.50 20.00 I In ml Finished Calves’ Liver Sausage Meat SPECIAL SAVINGS ON OTHER ITEMS ih. c South Mountain COXLOM S CAMERA SHOP 5 9 ib. 1 9 c CLEANER & TAILOR 223 Millburn Avenue 350 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, N. J. MILLBURN. N. J. MILLBURN 6-1403 FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT I anac 000000000000000000000000( Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ★ NEWARK ^MOVIES BRANFORD, 11 Branford Place. T h e n pro* ram ■ ara "MUSIC IN MY H E A R T ". Tony Martin. Rita Hayworth, icouritl at press Edith Fellows, Alan Mowbray; "INVISIBLE STRIPES". time — but Thaatraa George Raff. William Holden, Jane Bryan, Humphrey Bo g^Clubs sometime* change gart, February 2-8. "FIGHTING 69th". Pat O'Brien, James their minds. Cagney. George Brent. February 9-10. STANLEY, 33 South Orange Avenue. ★ M1LLBURN “FOUR \VIVBS"t "THE BIO QUY", February 2-8. "8WANKE R IV E R ” . Don Ameohe, Andrea Leeds, A1 Jolson AMERICAN LEGION — Meat! Fourth Thursday of aaah "A NOTH OR THIN MAN", WllUam Poaell. Myrnn Loy. "H O U SEK EEPER'S D AU G H TE R". Joan Bennett. Adolphe month. 8 P M , Recreation Bulldln*. Taylor Park. Virginia Grey, Otto K ruger; -BEWARE OF SPOOKS ', Joe Menjou. John Hublaird, William Gargan, February 9-10. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY — Meet, aeoond Ture- E. Brown, Mary (’a aisle, Clarence Koln, February f-a. Jay of each month, 8 P. M., Recreation Bulldln*, Taylot Park "EVERYTH ING HAPPENS AT NIGHT". Honja Hen'e. liny LOEWS, Broad and New Streets. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS — Meets eecond and fourth MilUmi, Robert Cummingn; "CHARLIE MCCARTHY DE Monday of each month, 8-30 P. M.. St. Rose of Lima School T E C T IV E ", Charlie, Edgar Bergen, Mortimer Snerd, Rol»ert Now playing. "HONK WITH THE WIND", Clark liable. Hall CumMlngs. Constance Moore. February 1-6. "FOUR WIVES", Vivien Leigh, Olivia de Havlllnnd. l/»slle Howard, Thomas Lane sisters, Gale Page. Jeffrey Lynn, John Garflield, Claude MHthell. Barbara O'Neill. • CABO COLUMBO CIVIC ASSOCIATION meets flrat Friday Rains. "T H E RIG G U Y ", Victor McLag'on, Jackie Cooper, or each month at 7:00 o’clock P. M. Edward Brophy, Ona Munson, February 7-10. * FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. Contlnantal Lod*e - RKO PROCTORS, 116 Market Street. Meets second and fourth Tuesday o f each month, 8 P. M ★ SUMMIT "H E M ARRIED HIS W IF E ". Joel McCrea, Nancy Kelly First National Bank Bulldln*. Cesar Romero; "THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T TALK”, ITALIAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION — Meets the first Lloyd Nolan, Jean Rogers, Rlcihrird Clarke. Onslow Stevens. Tuesday of each month at 800 Main Street, Millburn N J ANOTHER THIN M A N ". William Powell. Myrna Loy. Eric Blore, February 2-8. Virginia Urey. Otto- Kruger, February 2-3. "T H E GREAT JOCKEY HOLLOW FIELD TRIAL CLUB - Meet, third VICTOR H ERBERT". W alter Connolly. Mary Mai tin, Allen Tayloer"paa,rk<’ m0nlh’ “ P’ M ” H' cr«*>lon Bulldln*. Jones, Susunna Foster, February 4-6. "DESTRY RIDES PARAMOUNT, Market Street. A G A IN ", Jatru*M Stewart. Marlene Dietrich, Brian Donlevy, "REMEMBER THE NIGHT", Fred Mn,'Murray, Bul JUNIOR CASA COLUMBO meeta every eecond Friday of February 7-10 bar (.Stanwyck, Beulah Bon,II, Storting Holloway, Elizabeth each month at 7-30 P. M.. at 105 Main Street. Patterson, on stage Edmund Lowe In person, February 2-8. KNIQHTS OF COLUMBUS-Meet. flrtt and third Tv.. .. ★ MADISON I toll ,'“ ’ h month’ 3:30 R M" 81 R" “ °< Lima School ‘ REMEM HER?". Robert Taylor, Greer Garson. Lew f * ' ELIZABETH AUXILIARY OF ST. ROSE OF LIMA’S Ayree, Billie Uurke; "B E W A R E OF SPOOKS", February 2-3. RITZ, 1148 East Jersey Street. HURCH meets first Monday of each month nt appointed "JU DG E HARDY AND SO N ", Mickey Rooney. Lewis Stone. Place lo lie named at previous meetlnir. Cecilia Parker, Fay Holden, February 4-fl. "D E S T R Y HIDES AGAIN": "BLONDIE BRINOS UP BABY". Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake. I--.try Simula Feb MASONIC CLUB — Meets the first Tuesday of each ruary "W E ARE NOT ALO N E". Paul Muni, Jane month In the Masonic Cluh rooms. Bank Bulldln*. Millburn. ★ UNION Bryan, Flora Robson, "OH JOHNNY, O KI". Tom Brown. MEN’ S CLUB — SI. Stephen's Church — Meets third Peggy Moran. Allen Jenkins. Donald Merit. Fehruary 9-10, "NINOTCHK A". Greta Garbo, Melvyn Doug lie. Ina Slr“etdUy °f e*Ch m°n'h ~ * 16 " Parl*h HouM' 135 M»la Claire. "BEW ARE OF SP O O K S", February 2-3. "SE C R E T « OF l>K. KILDARE", Lew *Ayrvs. Lionel Barrymore, Laralne REGENT, 39 Broad Street. MILLBURN COMMUNITY COUNCIL - Meets flrat Wed- Day, Helen Gilbert; "THAT'S RIGHT, YOU'RE WRONG". n-sday of June. Ootober, December, February and April at IPALALAIKA” . HOUSEKEEPERS DAUGHTER", Hie Barberry Corner Tea Room. 1 Kay Kyser and his band, Lucille Ball, Adolphe Menjou. May February 2-8. "JUDGE HARDY AND SON"; "NICK CAR R oI»h on, February 4-6. "REMEMBER?"; "EVERYTHING TER D ETE CTIV E". Walter Pldgeon, Donald Meek, Sian- MILLBURN REPUBLICAN CLUB - Meet! the fourth HAPPENS AT NIGHT", February 7*10. ley Ridges, Rita Johnson, February 9-10. \ Thurnday of each month, 8:00 P. M. MILLBURN ROTARY CLUE - Meeta at the Chantlcler ★ MORRISTOWN Ma,H.Ji;<'p ra ..d n. r ror lunoh' on * nd Drotram- Robar‘ k COMMUNITY, South Street. ORDER OF EASTERN OTAR. Continental Chapter - Moots first and third Wednesday -? each month, I P 14 "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME", Charles Mrst National Bank Building. Laughton, Maureen O'H ara, Sir Cedriic Hardwicke, Walter E v e n ts ORDER OP THE A M A R A N T H -M eet. aeoond and fourth Hampden, Thomas Mitchell. February 2-7. ART EXHIBIT — Paper Mill Playhouse Sunday, January Butldln*y m°n‘ h * P- “ ’ Flr*' National Bank PARK 7 through February 10. Exhibit by the "Ten" of Philadel phia, association of women painters and sculptors. WASHINGTON ROCK ROD AND GUN CLUB — Meet, first end third Thursday of each month. 8 P M Recreation "T H E LIGHT THAT F A IL E D ", Ronald Colman. W alter Bulldln*, Taylor Park. . s e a ,, rteereatlon Huston, Ida Luplno, Muriel Angelus, February 2-8. SKATING on tennis courts at Wyoming Club and Rac quets Club. Continue as long as there is cold weather. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD - Meet, third Thursday FRIDAY. February 2 — Movie Benefit, sponsored by f each month, 8 P. M„ First National Bank Bulldln* ★ IRVINGTON Troop 14 of MUlburn Boy Scouts. 8 P. M. at Millburn High WYOMING ASSOCIATION - Council meet, second Tues. CASTLE, 1115 Clinton Avenue. School Auditorium. , y °f ea|Ch July an<1 August, at 8:30 P M - ANNUAL N. J, STATE WOMEN'S SQUASH TOURNA Secrett^1 "* Un1en 8tr-"< Arthur Sawyer, "DAY-TIME WIFE", Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. MENT at Short Hills Club, lw*glnning Monday, January 29. Hlnnif Barnes, Warren William; "TOWER OF LONDON". Basil Itathbone, Ian Hunter, Boris KarlofL Nan Grey, SCHOOL ELECTIONS Tuesday, February 13, at Wash Barbara O'Neill, February 2-3. "SECRET OF DR. KIL ington. South Mountain and Short Hills Public Schools. Polls DARE"; "THAT'S RIGHT YOU’RE WRONG", February '•pen 5 to 9 P. M. 4-6. "R E N O ", Richard Dix. GaJl Patrick, Hobart Cavanaugh; "H E N R Y GOES A R IZO N A ", Frank Morgan, George Murphy. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7 — Special Children's Oon- Ann Morriss, Guy Kibbee, Virginia Weldler, Slim Summer rert by Cleveland Symphony Orchestra at Mosque Theatre, 70RDINNER Newark, sponsored by Griffith Music Foundation. ville. February 7. "REMEMBER?"; "BARRICADE". War- ner P.axter, Alice Faye, February 8-10. FRIDAY. MARCH 16 — Third Annual Concert by Sym n 7 ‘ ,B™ n .Y C 0 «N E R - 33 Taylor Street. Millburn (MIR. phonic Band of Millburn High School, 8:16 P. M. In High hum 6-1738) Delicious food served amid eharmln* surround- SANFORD, Springfield Avenue at Sanford. School Auditorium. 8100 L ' ° n 60c' Dlnner ,6 c and H-OO. Sunday dlnn., •EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT"; “CHARLIE BASKETBALL — Millburn vs. Chatham at Chatham Fri day evening, February 2, at 8:15 P M...... HOTEL—Beechwood Road. Summit. (Sum- McCa r t h y DETECTIVE". February 2-3. "FOUR WIVES"; mi 6 106t). A comfortable, homelike hotel servln* delicious "THE BIG GUY", February 4-6. "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS", TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 — Covered-Dish Luncheon of meals Luneh 30c - 75c. Dinner 81.26. Sunday dinner <1.50, leature length technicolor cartoon; "THREE SONS". Ed Ladies’ Guild of St. Stephen's Church. 12:30 ot 2 P. M In ward Ellis. J Edward Bromberg. Katherine Alexander, Feb Parish House, Main Street, Millburn. ,, B,’ACK. HOB9F INN - Mendham, N. J. (M.ndham ruary 7-10. , , A l)lea“anl endint or a pleasant drive. The authentic olonlal atmosphere vies with the excellent food and liquors ★ SOUTH ORANGE Dinner’ l 1*86 alscrlmlna,ln* North Jerseyites. Luncheon 76c. CAMEO v, „H'HLS PLANTATIGN-Dunetlen, just off ^Route J». (DUnellen 2-0582) A resteurant and supper club of many "SECRET OF DR. KILDARE'; "THAT'S RIGHT seasons Dancing nightly creep Mondays. 7:30 to 2. Luncheon YOU'RE WRONG", February 2-S. "EVERYTHING H AP 76c, Dinner 81.60 and buffet Sunday evening. Minimum PENS AT NIGHT"t "BEWARE OF SPOOKS". February 6- S o c ia l weekdays $1.50 and 82.00 Saturdays. No oouvert. 8 "FO U R W IV E S"; "C H A R L IE MCCARTHY D E T E C T IV E ". ------—« ------February 9-11. THE BROOK — Route 24. SumrHt (SUramlt 6-48(8) Music by Ous steck and hla orchaatya. Luncheon 76c. Dln- WYOMING CLUB — Club dinner, second Saturday of each ★ ORANGE month at 7 P. M. Games and entertainment follow. Mra'iaJ *2 B0N° C°V°r ChargC' WMl“ la y' “ ‘dlmum 81 60; S4t- MEN’ S NIGHT at W yoming Club every Monday night. EMBASSY, 349 Main Street. ,M il« N,.^ LLH,r ,-, Ua “ ?rrl* Avenue, Springfield Bridge Championships,’ ping pong and other games, 8 P. M. (Mlllbufn 6-1444). HUdorlc landmark. Home cooking. Lunch "EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT"; "CHARLIE ST. ROSE OF LIMA’S PARISH BALL, under auspices eon 50c. THnne* 8 6 c/a n i 81.00. Sunday dinner same. " McCa r t h y DETECTIVE". February 2-3. "ANOTHER of Ladles Auxiliary, Friday evening, February 2, at 8 P. M. THIN MAN"; "BEWARE OF SPOOKS", February 4-6. in the Church School Hall. 9-I: ‘A No i Ci 11 bUr" Av6nue’ MUlburn. (Millburn 0- ZJ77). s * b e r BtvVTwith a deaerved following. Oeorge "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS"; "THREE SONS", February 7-10. PjOTARY APPRECIATION NIGHT — Dinner meeblng of Mlerney aitiL/hls ordhemra. Dinner f t .60 up fr o m "'*"to -?« Millburn Ra|ary Club Friday evening, February 23, at und Sundays noon to to. Lunoheons 86c. 12 to 3 In the f'anoe Broolc Country Club. ★ E a s t o r a n g e ~ J 1**10* and entertain. Minimum KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CARD PARTY Thursday eve weekdays 81.50; Saturdays. 82.50. No couvert. HOLLYWOOD, Central Avenue at Harrison. ning, February TBT^t hojno of James J. Tighe, Greenwood Drive. Millburn. CHICKEN BARN—Route 6. Totowa. (Little Falla 4-1126) "BALALAIKA", Nelson Eddy, Ilona Massey, Charles rills country restaurant featuree chicken prepared In many Itugtfw ;1 Frank Morgan. C. Aubrey Smith; February 2-8. ways Luncheon 60c. Dinner from 81.00. Cocktalle by log "D E STR Y. RIDES AG A IN ", Jam es Stewart, Marlene D ie lire, or terrace bar and dancing to awing orchestra Satur- trich, -Charles Wlnnlnger, Brian Donlevy, February 9-10. ihiya. No minimum. No courvert. 'THE CROCKERS — 5 old Short Hills Road (Millburn I. 0928). Luncheon 60c. Dinner 86c and 81.00. Served In qualm ★ WEST ORANGE Colonial home 160 years old. . ' - 1 STATE DAY’S COLONIAL RESTAURANT—40 Park Place Mur. "THE CAT AND THE CAN-ARY” , Bob Hopo. Paulette rlstown (MO. 4-0760). Restaurateurs and caterers, on location In Morristown since 1862. Luncheon 40c— 75c. Suimer 76c Goddard, John Beal, Douglass Montgomery, Gale Sonder- Dinner 1.00. Sunday dinner 81.26. miflnl: "CHICKEN WAGON FAMILY", Jane Withers, Leo Darrlllo. Marjorie Weaver, February 2-3. "NINOTCHKA"; MILLBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY HOTEL SUBURBAN — 670 Springfield Avenue, Summit "MEXTCALI ROSE", Gene Autry. February 1-6. "THE (Summit 6-3000). A comfortable and well-appointed hotel Open dally 2 to 6 P. M. also mornings Tuesday and CITADEL” . Robert Donat, Rosalind Russell; "THE COV serving ecxellent food In a spacious dining-room Luncheon Thursday 10 to 12 A. M. Evenings 7:30 to 9:30 p M. Mon 81 00. Dinner 81.50. ERED TRAILER", James, Russell and Lucille Gleason, days. Wednesdays and Fridays. Saturday 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. February 7-8. "GOLDEN BOY", Barbara Stanwyck, Wil arid 2 to 6 P. M. Closed Sundays and January 1, February CA fu MILL INN — Morrletown Road. Bernardavllle liam Holden, Adolphe Menjou? "SECRET SERVICE OF THE 22. May 30, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgivings, and De IBErnartlsvIlle 70). A guod ending for a Sunday drive for A IR ", Ronald Reagan, February 9-10. cember 25. dinner, or a waekdny for afternoon tea. Lunch 81 00 Tea 60c. Dinner 81.60. Supper 76c and 11.00. The Millburn Er* ITEM [February a, 1940] [ P a g e 6 ] ' .OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo ^oooooooooo^o^^<^< Florida until M arch 1st. and daughter, Mr. 'and Mrs. H. A. Feldbush of Wyndham road, Miss Mohr Sets Mr. and Mrs. Harold 8. Stov since the Holidays, Mrs, J. A. all of Stony lane, will entertain Kennedy, returned this week to with a buffet supper, Friday her home in Cincinnati. Wedding Date night preceding the St. Rose of Week-end guests of Mrs. Fred Lima, card party and dance. erick J. Faulks of Coniston road, Wednesday at a luncheon for Their guests will include, Mr. [ r j a e , were, Mr. and Mrs. Walton 12 at the Chanticler, the en and Mrs. Franklin Duelly of Kingsley of New York and Miss gagement of Miss Margaret East Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Mohr, daughter of Mr. Htobert Eaton o f Summit and NOTE* OP THE WEEK Edith Bonner of Great Neck, L. I. Additional guests for dinner and Mrs. Alfred J. Mohr, of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Huddl- on Saturday were Dr. and Mrs. Elmwood place, Short Hills, to ston of Orange. Arthur Cardone, son of Mrs. Fe The Elmer W. Wheatons of Brrrr — have we been getting Miss Mildred Lyons of Not- F. A. Steele of Summit and Mr. lix Cardone of 22 Park View Fairfield drive, will entertain to a huge slice sf frigid air THIS tingham road, spent the past and Mrs. Arthur .Jones of Short drive, Sduth Mountain, was an night at a bu ffet supper, fol- Winter? In former years, a cold week-end in New York where Hills. nounced. lowing the rehearsal forfol the evening was spent at home by she was the guest of Miss Dina John Geils, son of Mr. and the fireside listening to the radio De Lalle. Mrs. Louis C, Geils of Park Miss Mohr is a graduate o\ wedding of Mr. Wheaton's brother, Robert, who will be or playing a game of bridge but Mrs. Victor Armstrong of Con- road, celebrated his 13th birth St. Vincent’s Academy and Mr married, Saturday to Miss Doro now things are different. With iston road, accompanied by her day on Saturday with a party Cardone is a graduate of Swath- more Preparatory School and thy Yard. Both reside in Maple practically everyone scurrying daughter, Mrs. Florence Lester, for Barbara Osborne, Bernice wood. The couple will be mar to the ponds to ice skate, even I departed on Sunday for Tucson, Maul, Joan Ware, Alison Bo- Wharton School of Business, ried in St. George Episcopal have been drawn into the mesh. Arizona, where they will visit zorth, Jane Southwick, Carol University of Pennsylvania. Church and after their wedding Every “Middlesex, Village and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Armstrong, Auchenbach, Rita Rose and Bob The wedding date chosen by trip will live In Wyoming Vil Town” has been frozen solid and Jr., for two months. Maul, Richard Edgecomb, Bob Miss Mohr is April 2, at St. Rose folks of all ages, (or to be con Three young ladies to'attend Watkins, Wayne Watkins, Jay of Lima Church. lage. servative, from six to sixty) are the Midwinter prom at Peddle Watkins, Louis Hine Jr., and Mr and Mrs. W. C Ridgway taking to skating. Many young School, at Hightstown, last Matthew Galbraith. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Washburn Jr., of West Beechcroft road, sters like to race, the next age week-end were the Misses Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Law of Larchmont, N. Y., were the will entertain at dinner at the to try some Sonja Henie figure Gladys Chandler, of Lakeview rence of Slope drive, departed guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. St. Regis Hotel, New York, on skating but the rest of us just avenue, Helen Maxwell of Twin on Sunday by plane for Wash Franklin S. Owen of Gap View Saturday night, for a small hope to keep from falling. Oak road and Mary Deming of ington. From there, they will road. On Tuesday, Mrs. Owen party of friends. It begins to look as if we Western drive. continue by plane to various will give a luncheon and bridge The Misses M ary and Ruth would have to wait for an Friends of Miss Laura Greene- parts of Mexico, making Mexico for eight, in honor of Mr. Robert Robinson, students at Smith honest-to-goodness thaw, be* baum surprised her on Satur City their headquarters. Mr. Le Mare of South Orange who College, are spending the week fore we can inveigle friends to day, when her mother, Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Lawrence will be gone will depart shortly with Mr. Le- end with their parents, Mr. and forget skating and come over Greenebaum, gave a luncheon several weeks. Mare for South America. They Mrs. F. W. Robinson of Delbar- for a bridge game at home. in honor of her birthday which The plans of • Mr. and Mrs. will return in three months. ton drive. was on Monday. The guests in Charles Pope Day, who are to Mr. and Mrs. William Eden- Concluding several days spent Mr. and Mrs. William Clifford cluded the Misses Barbara Jae- move to Pittsburgh, have been burg of Woodland road, enter in Trenton, visiting Mr and / Jr., of Whitney road, entertained gels, Anne Stidger, Nancy Mor delayed for awhile, so they have tained on Saturday night in Mrs. Joseph Tobin, Mrs. H. G their bridge club on Tuesday rison, Mary Jean Bel^nfield, renwd a house on Jefferson road honor of the birthday annivers Dogget has returned to her night. Those present were: Mr. Mary Whitehead, Shirley Moul until they leave. Mr. and Mrs. ary of Mrs. Robert Donnelly of home on Baltusrol way. and Mrs. Stewart H. Hulse of ton, Peggy Coe, Dolores John Day have been staying with the Arlington. The other guests in Westfield, Mr. and Mrs. Frank son, Mary Lou Hanson, Carolyn former’s sister and husband. cluded Mr. Donnelly and Mr. X. Gilg of Chatham and Mr. and Slayton, Barbara Dey, Nancy Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barrett of and Mrs. Walter Wilderoter of MATERIALS Mrs. Arthur I. Brunner of Short Bailey and Audrey Kerr. Fairfield drive. South Orange. SUPPLIES Hills. Miss Betty Joan Taylor, ART 'Week-end guests of Mr. and Frederick B. Ryan Sr., of daughter of the Oscar M. Tay Mrs. D. K. Sias of Midhurst road, Highland avenue, returned to Decorative Painters Supplle- Concluding a trip of ten days lors’ of Fairfield drive, is spend were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sias of his home on Sunday, from Palm to Palm Beach, Fla., Mrs. Don ing the week-end at home. Miss 'll; Millburn Air Millburn «.|M Sea Girt. Beach. Mrs. Ryan will remain in ald Scott has returned to her Taylor is a student at Smith home on Taylor road. While in College and she completed her Florida, Mrs. Scott was the guest midyears, Thursday. of Mrs. Frank N. Horton. Having visited her son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Underhill iiiWMAin.il of Glen avenue, entertained re cently with an ice skating party for sixteen friends. After an R I I « S evening on the ice, the guests CARPETS . CUSHIONS gathered at the Underhill home At Direct from Factory where they enjoyed a supper party, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jean Schmidt, Mr. and ■ S A V IN G S Free Delivery 327 Millburn Ave. Mrs Henry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hannay. of Maplewood; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ward of Millburn 6-0355-6-7 Millburn., N. J. Orange, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowes of Nutley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taulane and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cadmus of East Orange and Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Specials For Tliurs., Fri., Sat., Only, February 1, 2, 3 ward T. Bartleson of Short Hills. On Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Underhill joined a w o KOASTINfi group of friends who had dinner C hi (•> Iavi-faqo at the New Yorker before go Chickens 29 ing to the Metropolitan where they attended a performance of the opera, "La Boheme” . P’terhouse Roasf boneless Ih 45 Club Steaks 11 65 Top & Bot. Rd. Roast11 29 NAT. COLOR, LARGE TENDER JUICY ORANGES 1 8 2 5 BROCCOLI ItuiK’h 1 2 ‘ SHOW ROOMS LARGE CRISP CALIFORNIA AT Fine Permanents 219 Valley St., South Orange GRAPEFRUIT 3 LETTUCE '"'si- ('“ ‘I* 2 ' 1 5 by skilled hairdressers RIPE FANCY SOUTH ORANGE YELLOW BANANAS 3 ' 1 4 MUSHROOMS 19 STORAGE CORP. Gh ar lo tie’s HOUR COVEBINO DIVISION HAYMARCH FOODS Millburn d-0949 . niary 2, 1940 m m 1 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Then ie ne need to rUk winter cotde end etekneee by TO INTRODUCE THE ireehlnf at home during dlsacreenble winter weather. It doesn’t pay to take chances with your health, and tax your strength when yon can hare all the washing and AMAZING NEW heavy Ironln* done by Morey'LaRoo for ao little. first only 94c 8 lbs. EAS1 only 6c each additional pound AU Sal work nicely Ironed. Efrrythlne been, tlfolly washed, dried and folded, mostly rend, te nso ns received. Handkerchiefs end dollies hand Ironed free of estrn ehnrse. Only IRDNER eneh additional for ahlrts desired finished. Decide now that you are (oinf to enjoy life more this winter by keepin( healthy end happy. Phone or write Morey LaRue at once. Ask for laundry Dept. FREE TELEPHONE SERVICE—CALL “WX-1700" LAUNDERING '• DRY CLEANING INTRODUCED IN A DRAMATIC RUG CLEANSING • COLD STORAGE VAULTS for FURS, RUGS, WOOLENS COMBINATION WASHER OFFER Ollim cl ELIZABETH MORRISTOWN ASBURY PARK, STATEN ISLAND [ASTON Free yourself from youth robbing, back breaking hand ironing. This EASY Auto Daily service in Millhiirn, Short Hills, Summit, matic irons faster and better, too. 3 Way Sprinsfield, Maplewood and all points in Essex County. Heat Control. Convenient open end roll. Cabinet type. ENJOY THE RELAXATION m iLLBU R n of COfMIL Good, Local iom pajuj Fuel Service 9 M M I N ST- 9AVE1PStop wishing for a modem Home Laun TELEPHONES dry. This Combination Offer — at a MILLBURN 6 0 0 0 0 $15.00 SAVING — invites action NOWI COAL • FUEL OIL • COKE a m na g w DOUBLE FEATURE SMALL DOWN PAYMENT OFFER EASY TERMS Serve Yourself $ 74.95 Value EASY Washer Moot $' 79.95 Value EASY Ironer 90 . . . untlSA VEl AND $154.90 VALUE HOME LAUNDRY Only YOUR OLD ★ ★ ' ★ WASHER 2I-E-40 139 BUM.* FOOD HI AIM JERSEY CENTRAL I'liWTH & LICHT CO. ,351 Millhiirn Avenue Millbum 6-0314 Opposite the Movies ■ m « . | fhem Uurn V Shari Hilh ITEM ^ s , I940, OOOOOOOOOO/SA OOOOOOOOOOO CXXXXXXXXXXXXVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO© OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOC * Editor, The Item: The In last week’s Item a person JVhat Cost who signed himself, "The In v- oooo ooooooooc former”, wrote that Short Hills MILL BURN & people are foolish to “spend the D efense? "The time has come", the Walrus mih rest of our days as an Informa "T o talk of many thlnva; / tion bureau". He even went so “Millions for defense" Of shoe*—and ships—and soalln* « « , SHORT HILLS ITEM Of rabbaaws—and Jtlnga". Jf OOOOOOOOOOKXX far as to print an article from Too bad we didn’t buy some the New York Herald-Tribune While the price was down on “Names and Numbers”. And we had an Income. Founded in 1888 The truth of the matter is, Mr. the Walrus Informer, that everyone has our Now they say the cost" ~ TH E MJLLBUIIN and SHOUT HILLS ITEM Is published every Friday by number now! Were we to add Up In Northern New York The Item Uuhllahlng and Printing Company, a corporation, at 249 Main Will be In the billions Street, Mlllburn. N. J Editor H. O. More. Advertising Manager, Willard street names and numbers at Had we better get ours where wintry blasts are piling H. Uaetzner. Nutlonul Advertising Hepresentatlves, New Jersey Newspapers up snow drifts 10 and 12 feet • Inc.. New York. Chicago, Philadelphia. Official newspaper of the Township the present time we would just Before it Is trillions? of Mlllburn. Subscription rates, by mall, postpaid: One year two dollars; heap more disaster around our high and where the average six months, one dollar; puyable In advance. Single copies five cents each. GENERAL DEBILITY. Entered In the Post o ffice in Mlllburn, N J.. as Second-Class Mall Matter. far too lofty heads. thermometer reading is 25 be low, folks and things should be Telephone: Mlllburn 9-IM I The majority of us, while In a luncheon. Mrs. F. H. Troup of cool. small town where we should be Undercliff road was master of very warm and friendly, are $92,000 Cash Hand ceremonies. From South Moun This week however I’m in re very cold and distant. We live tain School those attending ceipt of a letter from an old too much within ourselves, we were Mrs. C. H. Hershe, Mrs. Judging from conversations heard on various street corners in friend and from It I’m convinced know far too much about every John Forbes, Mrs. F. Becker, the Township, Mlllburn’s Town Fathers have set a lot of tongues a- 1940 In them parts is going to one’s business but our own. We Mrs. H. Schumaker, Mrs. R. be torrid. wagglng by their unprecedented feat of turning some $92,000 of are not “Good Samaritans" Schneider, Mrs. R. Freeman, Politics is the fuel that is heretofore tax receivables Into a cash asset. often enough and the names of Mrs. F. Troup, Mrs. G. F. Samp heading off frostbite and chill- "It’s never been done before” and "It’s an impossibility” are our glamour girls and boys ap son and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stev blains now and that will send but two of many expressions heard and in a measure, one can un pear far too frequently on the ens. Mr. Cameron Beach was the mercury to new highs in derstand the confusion that assails doubters. pages of "Who’s Who?” and “So the chief speaker. He Is voca months to come. It never has been done before and the amount involved does What — ?’’ tional and Industrial relations I am quoting him in part to represent a sum equal to about 10 per cent of the total annual tax All our lives are built on the consultant at Radio City. day so readers can see how the levy. S92.000 Is a lot of money and only Washington gentlemen who dollars and cents angle whereas The Millburn branch of the wind blows along the Great think in terms of billions, would look at It as chicken feed. the “sense” be it common or American Red Cross will meet Lakes and perhaps order extra Two things appear to have contributed to the magic collection, otherwise should be emphasized Monday, February 5, at the insulation against its arrival. Improved methods of personal tax gathering In that moving per more often. We forget the little home of Mrs. Raymond Bartron, Views expressed are those or mits are Issued only alter these are#in hand; and the holding of a things In life such as a casual, of Rawley place at 3 P. M. the writer and do not necessar second tax sale In 1939 In which delinquent realty levies of 1939 yet cheery, ‘Good morning!” We were listed. ★ ily reflect opinions of The Wal also refrain from a common, THE DOMINICAN NUNS of rus or of Ttie Item, so here goes: Previous sales have covered properties two or more years In “Thank You!" we should have Rosary Shrine announce that “I am not so terribly con arrears with the result that many owners have* permitted the first learned in pigtail days. the second of the "Six Sundays cerned over the next President, year’s delinquency knowing there would be this time of grace. No, let’s not name our streets of St. Thomas" will be solemn just as long as it isn’t F. D. R With the coming of “cash basis" operation and the classifica and number our houses until ized on Sunday, February 4, In However, a part from the po tion of unpaid taxes as doubtful assets, the Township Committee we have learned how the other their Chapel of Exposition, Sum tential danger that he still pre acted to Improve its cash position and with evident success. half lives and we have earned mit, N. J„ during the Solemn sents, I wouldn’t say the pick A repetition of the achievement Is highly Improbable and so the right to do so. Holy Hour for World Peace, ing, either party, was any too judicious use of the cash in hand becomes imperative. This may CHET COOK plague the committeemen in months to come. which begins at 3:30 P. M. The good. Rev. E. M. Casey, O. P., will "As a personal choice, Herbert brate her tenth birthday with Raymond Pierce, son of Mr. speak on “St. Thomas Aquinas, Hoover stands ace high with me. an afternoon party tomorrow. Defender of the Most Blessed and Mrs. R. T. Pierce of Moun- Her guests will be Patty Tellier, but I’m afraid he couldn’t be M i l l burn Sacrament”. re-elected. But I still thing he is tainview road, left Tuesday for Ann Barry, Marjorie Mott, Iris Colgate College after spending Lutz, Miriam Lemp, Sue Ann far and away the most able man Eleanor Thevenet, daughter of AT 7:30 P. M. Sunday evening, in America for the job. the week-end with his family. Safranek, Sandra Meneln, Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thevenet February 4, the men of Wyo Mrs. M. E. Clausner of 27 Kemper, Joan Geiss, Marilyn Po- "Of the active candidates. I of Walnut avenue, arrived home ming Church and community South Mountain road enter lansky, Joan Trainer, Jean prefer Taft, largely because of Tuesday from Bucknell to spend will hold a meeting In the tain ed at a salad-bridge on Boothby, Charlotte Heiss, Joan his expressed theory that one/ the rest of the week. church parlor. Wednesday. Her guests included Forbes, Virginia Krauter, Claire way to balance the budget would be to cut cost of maintenance of Mrs. Frank Safranek of Lo . lkis. W. F. Arnold, Mrs. Willard Apgar. (Continued from Page One) government bureaus to a mini cust avenue Is entertaining at Hults, Mrs. Kreltler, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Albert Smith of Green taxes Immediately available. mum. I’d give the Federal Trade lunch today the members of the Chamberlin, Mrs. Henry Junge, wood drive returned home from Commission, and all other polic hospitality committee commit Mis. Sam Rogers, Mrs. Ed Overlook Hospital Monday with The Library budget has moved ing departments just $1.00 a tee of the Woman’s Guild of the Nichols and Mrs. Richard Samp her son William Jorden Smith up this year as an increase of year on which to operate. And Wyoming Church. son of Mlllburn, Mrs, Edmund who was born January 15. $600 is asked for purchase of if the incumbents were thus Spitze and Miss Elsie Apple of Mrs. F. G. Axt of 15 South books and employment of an forced on relief as unfitted for __Mrs. David Wolfe of Douglas Newark, Miss Dorothy Cowell of Mountain road will entertain assistant to the librarian is con any honest toll, I’d-send them- street entertained her dessert- East Orange and Mrs. T. Van at a salad-bridge on February sidered. A Civil Service test for to Finland to help out. bridge club yesterday. Wagenen of Short Hills. 7. Her guests will be Mrs. F. Mil this latter post will soon be Mrs. John Brooks of Cham- held. “If I had money to spend, I'd Mr. and Mrs. Clifford East- lard, Mrs. Henry Junge, Mrs. bersburg, Pa. who has been visit devote it to busting our multiple mead of 81 Greenwood drive are John Ellwanger, Mrs. Albert The greater part of Mlllburn’s ing her sister Mrs. H. Clendan- spending agencies and reform entertaining at cocktails before Pflster, Mrs. Willard Hults, Mrs. $99,000 cash surplus Is being re lel of 98 Mountalnview road for ing the Supreme Court by pack the Parish Ball tonight. Their Sam Rogert, Mrs. T. Robinson tained intact as extensive sewer ■several weeks, Is leaving for ing in a bunch of staid, old fash guests will include Mr. and Mrs. of Mlllburn and Mrs. E. Axt, demands are near. New work on home today. On Tuesday Mrs. ioned gents who offered some D. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dray, Mrs. Ruth Rouff and Mrs. L. the Joint Trunk sewer alone it Ralph Coe of 100 Mountainview protection to capital, and I’d lei Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellwanger, Mr. Muller of Maplewood and Mrs. is said may cost the Township road entertained at a coffee in business take its own head in and Mrs. T. Douglas, Mr. and R. L. Roach of Irvington. $50,000 to $55,000. Mr. Moore also honor of Mrs. Brooks. restoring this nation to pros Mrs. C. Evers, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrs. L. E. Proesch and daugh stated the local share of state perity. Zitzelsberger, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Charles H. Achenbach of ters Betty Ann and Mary Jane and county tax was bound to “In other words, I’m a reac Trlerweiler, Mr. and Mrs. J. 78 Mountainview road enter of 94 Greenwood drive have re increase as Newark and other tionary of deepest dye, and a O’Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. R. tained the twenty-one club turned from Chicago where they cities pared assessments to staunch friend of the economic Spell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schu Monday evening. Her guests were for three months. Mr. equitable figures. This year this royalists and Princes of Privi macher, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoag, were Mrs. George Murray and Proesch’s mother Mrs. L. C. share Is up $14,500 largely off lege. And It Isn’t because I'm Mr. and Mrs. C. Winans, Dr. and Mrs. Geqrge Decker of Summit, Proesch of Chicago Is now visit setting $20,000 reduction of the one of them, either. Mrs. B. Clement, Mrs. J. Wittkop Mrs. Frank Skidmore of Short ing her son’s family. local purpose budget. “Dewey won’t do is my slogan and Mrs. J. Lonergan Jr. Hills, Mrs. James Francis, Mrs. Mrs. William White of Tay In the new compilation which for that gent. Why sending a Leslie Cassidy and Mrs. Joseph lor street entertained Saturday totals $1,257,138.33 for allactivl- Mrs. E. H. Frankie of Bay few gangsters to prison qualifies Cuff of Maplewood. evening in honor of Miss Janet ties state, county and municipal, onne is the house guest of Mr. him for the post of President is Ann Barry, daughter of Mr. Felker of Bodwell terrace who provision is made for mandatory and Mrs. M. Zitzelsberger of beyond m y ken. Knox might be and Mrs. Douglas Barry of Lo left this week to join her par pay increases, vacations and Parkview driverShe will remain alright — he Is a far better man two weeks. cust avenue, entertained at ents In Pittsburgh where they sick leave for employees in the than Landon. Gannet I don't luncheon on Tuesday. Her guests will make their home. street, sewer and scavenger de Mrs. Julius Wittkop and Mrs. care for — Vandeziburg is too wera Sandra Meneln, Claire Ap- Mrs. George Hunter Grubert partments and application of John Lonergan returned Friday much of the professional poli gar, Sue Safranek, Miriam Lemp, of 77 Myrtle avenue has re $8,000 to the police and fire pen from their winter home in tician to suit me. iris Lutz, Charlotte Helss and turned to the home of her moth sion fund which while making Florida. “Bruce Barton (not so gen Marjorie Mott. Mrs. Barry en er, Mrs. Lena Dover of Parkview no provision for growing lia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fife erally mentioned) would be O. tertained her dessert - bridge drive, to recuperate from an ap- bility, does meet present * de of Madrid, New York were the K. with me. No Democrat would club Thursday. pendectomy undergone at mands upon the fund. week-end guests of the latter’s Mrs. Louise Hasler of Hamil Orange Memorial Hospital. suit me, but Cordell Hull would sister Mrs. R. L. Stockton of At this first hearing no criti ton, Ohio Is visiting her daugh At the Essex County Congress be the least objectionable of any Wyoming avenue. Earlier in the cism developed but numerous ter Mrs. T. E. Davies of 18 Moun of P. T. A. Founders Day lunch whom I can think. And I believe week Mrs. A. Schubert of Ra questions were asked as the tainview road. eon at the Newark Athletic Club he arould be licked. Can you cine, Wisconsin, formerly of the whole schedule was gone over Patricia Becker, daughter of on Monday, there were 573 par imagine a guy named McNutl South Mountain Estate), was item by item. Introduction on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker of ents and teachers, the largest being elected — and how ap the guest of Mrs. Stockman. first reading, Is scheduled for 43 Greenwood drive, will cele number ever to attend this propriate the name for a New Monday night. Dealer?” February 2, 1940] The Millburn Short Hills ITEM [ Page 9 j ► O O O O O 0000000000000000000000000000 ^*0 000000000000000O000000000000000OO000OOOOOOOOOOOOO Hugh Williams, son of Mr. and to be Investigated as to 125 to equally among all members of Wyoming Mrs. W. D. Williams of 81 Myrtle 150 dogs that make up her her big brood, is at a loss to RKAL ITALIAN STYLE avenue, who Is home for the menage there. Herself a vice- understand the charges. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Melone of week from Haverford, will spend president of the S. P. C. A. the SPAGHETTI the week-end with a class mate town committee has asked this SERVED IN OUR RESTAURANT uburn, New York were the Dr. Garrison Youngelson or Prepared to Take Home John P. Hill in Washington, D. organization to do the Investi ouse guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. SURGEON CHIROPODIST C. and return to College with gating. Neighbors allege the MARIO’S HAR & GRILL Heston Roberts of Chestnut (Foot Ailment*) JOSEPH CARDONK, Proprietor him. collection constitutes a nuis Hours Kve. 7-9 or by Appointment treet for the week-end. 10 Mum Ml. Millburn 0-1794 • Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurston ance and health menace. Mrs. Tel. MI 0-1449 or MI 0-0449 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dorsch of. Norwood terrace will leave * Crosby who aportlons her love 14 Whlttlnfbum Ter., Millburn. N. J. WANT A11S IIKING RESULTS. f 18 Oakdale avenue left Mon- Sunday to spend two weeks with ______lay to spend two weeks at her mother Mrs. James Farrell jiaml Beach. of Chicago. Mrs. D. D. Shepard of Saga- Mr. and Mrs. John Mac Na- nore road entertained at a neln of New Rochelle, N. Y. are uncheon bridge Monday. Her moving to 5 Norwood terrace. DAVE’S MARKET uests included Mrs. Stanley M. oomis of Glen Ridge, Mrs. IN WHIPPANY Mrs. Jane Cros larry Livermore and Mrs. Stan- by formerly of Glen avenue, is Free Delivery 347 Millburn Ave. ey Wilson of Maplewood, Mrs. Hester' M. Smith of South grange, Mrs. H. Harper Swift of Fresh Killed Flemington Turkeys ih. 2 9 c •last Orange, Mrs. Charles Ach- — Special— •nbach of Millburn and Mrs. Legs of Spring Lamb lb- 23c .aurence G. Woodford of Short Kir MILLER'S MARKET JOSEPH MILLER, Proprietor YOU WILL ENJOY COOKING WITH A Corner Main & Essex Streets Opposite Municipal Parking Lot FREE DELIVERY CP Gas Range Phone Millburn 6-1586 CP means Certified Performance. CP ovens are correctly insulated and have automatic heat control. They reach Legs of Spring Lamb a high heat quickly and they will hold a temperature as low as 250°. Dependable broilers Have larger broiling Fresh Broilers areas. The kettle will boil in a few minutes on the top burners or you can do almost waterless cooking. Prices Fresh Fryers lb. from $99.50 cash up. Terms are as little as a dime a day. Smoked Hams shank i .1 23 Lambs’ Liver Chopped Meat ib j a Roasting Chickens ' % Prime Rib Roast Smoked Tongue Ib. 28 Cottage Ham Shoulder Lamb Chops Sirloin Steak ib. 3 5 c Sunshine Krispy Crackers "16 [ Page ,0] The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM [February 2, m,40| oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OO four, well below the double fig ures he has been ringing up In SHORTS previous games. 200! Coach Focht plans to start his * * SPORTS * * regular team against both Cha Here & There Bowlers I his Week tham and Clifford Scott. The By Gladiator return of Captain Sal Sammar Millburn 27- (too SKiUL* tino from the ineligible list bol Coach Focht’s Millburn High B O W L I N c; Li-airtn- K eenun^TO , 225, 203 sters Millburn’s stock but Flynn, School basketball team is hang 001; Straub 100, ^{10, 195 - 001; Hurnelt 200. 200. 210 one of the players counted on ing up an enviable record for Caldwell 17 025, D an te 210. 222. 22 I. ! SI lev** 221. 211. 185 023 i by Coach Focht as a starting itself this season especially in Recreation .1,,1,11* ,.j, j i 22-', 2:1* « lprward will be out for the sea view of the fact only three By Ray Boedecker liurrinKKHi 221, 1 77, 222 Chalking up another victory 020; Moniihan 11*1. 1 88, 242 son. Both Chatham and Clif games were won in 1939 Much Department 621. and strengthening its Little Five ford Scott will present virtual of the success of the team can Conference lead, the Millburn Leagues ”C" IjfUtfUe Jr ideiiltui 190, 188; ly the same line-ups as in the be traced to the two scoring 251 0312. High School basketball team previous games. aces, DePalma and Flood. De TWO 200 41 AM KM trounced a previously unde * Palma has come a long way from feated team, Caldwell last Fri ” A " L'IIMUc V. Sm ith 202, 211. last year while Flood has again come into his own by showing day before a capacity crowd at "A " Bowling League ■11" League Wt•iliel 213. 204; . K. 203. I a n n i c e l l i the Millburn gymnasium, 27-17. Ma rahall 201, some of the form which earned him all-state ranking two years Caldwell got off to a flying •C" Lcmkiic DeHli* 213. 233. TKAM S T A N D I NO ago. An analysis of the scoring start in the first quarter lead Tesrn W. L Av. H.8. ON K 200 OAMK Champion Cumi C olom bo 34 20 910.25 1078 to date shows the team averag ing the Millburn five, 7-3 at the Hrooksklo 31 23 895.0 1023 A" Lcak'in Gi Imorc 2**4. Wade 1004 ing 29 points per game, while end of that period. M arsh all's 30 21 889 8 217. T ir o n o 201*. G okIIo 210. History repeated itself Sun So. Mountain 27 27 891.3 1057 K ll 11 203, Fallon 202, De- DePalma has a twelve point Although the Millburn boys S m ith's 27 27 808 1 1 1012 1 ’(•Him 221. "Sinlih 200, KilKH* day afternoon at the Short Hills tightened up with closer play Atner. Legion 24 30 806.89 987 200, L m i.1i 212. Club when Frank Iannicelli of average and Flood an average C»« run- Hrook 23 31 803.17 997 of eight. Subtract these two ing and better shooting in the M ario's 20 34 855 33 985 I f la’i.KU. r .d l.a ip lo 214. Sur- the N. Y. A. C. and younger tlet’o 211. Grass.* 205*. Champ* brother of Tom Iannicelli, players and M. H. S. would be in second period, they were losing INDIVIDUAL STANDING 212 S plin es 2 DeCIrfissis 39 108.30 228 D ubonnets rrffrw—25 20 592.43 075 .seemed the Loreto bpys were Casa Colombo"'..came out in will be played at the Plainfield O’Cone . 51 103.12 . 242 T oppers 20 , ,3 1 688 1 2 083 * ’ollcR’ia tes 20 31 583.1 737 the mailers of their-own courts. second half to display the finest Country Club on the second and I1'. DoOlnssis . ... 45 162.36 216 I .nnerpan 39 162.30 200 Jilterbm rs 20 31 550.1 2 052 After the game_ the Millburn bit of basketball this year, and third week-ends in February. W uelser 39 10 2.34 217 M cN am ara . 48 team remained for dancing. completely dominate the play t° Several local players are ex 102.7 207 l\ l >1 V ID C A L STANDING M arzak ...... 4 7 159.21 209 Individual C. Av. H.S. On Thursday, January 25th, win the six points. pected to enter. F. Tiffhe 48 156.30 212 Tt. Miller 4 3 154.18 230 W ard ...... 30 156.27 221 D uylp ...... 45 14 0. 12 190 the Casa Colombo played host After the game Casa boys en M iller ...... k .. 48 156.17 206 D Tinbe 4 2 1 16.22 1 90 to the Brooklyn team at Mill tertained the Brooklynites at ALL BOWLING in the Busi Coan 28 154.18 201 C Lynch 5ft 1 42.31 1 8 5 Colandrea 4 1 154.2 211 D alton 15 111.28 1 84 burn High School gym. This Club Headquarters. There was ness Men’s League has been can M. W ittkop 3J* 140.11 170 M T lithe . 3ii 1 30.3 1 199 game saw the Casa Boys tasle- dancing and' refreshments we[e celed for tonight. Matches 39 VANCE W. TORBERT ’42 of G entile 1 30 1 102 iug a bit of revenge and come served. scheduled for February 9 will be Short Hills was awarded a silver Cooke 27 135.0 20.\ Horkoskl 4 5 133.31 107 from behind to win by a score ★ bowled on that date and to H arry 27 133.13 180 medal by Princeton University of 42-36. It was a game packed i. When a woman's in a hurry, night’s matches will be made up K . Day 48 133.8 180 for placing second in the upper Hi eh seor e prizes J an u a ry - Divls- full of trills and the crowd the best thing to do is to get out at a later date. class cross country meet. ion No. 1 - Cooke 20!!; Division No . 2 - looked for excitement that of'her way. [February -2, 1940] The Millhurn &> Short Hills ITEM * e 1 1 (500000000000000000000000000000000060 000000^000000 oooooooooooooooooooooooooc><*ooooooooo laid out and designated upon the tax feet from the lntoraootlon of said aide reventy-twro feet and thirty-seven hun ORDKK TO LIMIT maps of the Township of Millhurn. LEGAL NOTICE line of Mlllburn Avenue with the wester dredths of a foot northerly from the Inf N .1 . to im prove haUI plot of land, ly aide llgtf of Glenwood Drive; running terseotlon of the same with the northerly January 0, 1840 and to expend therefor not exceed New Jersey Civil Service Test 1 lienee (1 DDiortliwesterly, at right angles s.de of MyrQg Avenue as extended, said I; STATE OF M AXIM ILIAN Nt'IIALSC HA. ing $18,000, and Thursday, F ebru ary 29, 1910 to said noruherly side line of Mlllburn point being a corner of property now or decoaxtHl. Ai’onue 99.50 feet to a point; thence (2) fornp-rly of It. i. Clark; running thence <*.» To Improve land belonging to the open to female citizens, 12 months Pursuant to tin- oMqr of EUGENE F westerly, parallel with said side line of - 011th forty-six deg ees forty-live m mites Hoard adjacent to the Glenwood »** tb-nl in Essex County: L ib ra ry As- HOFFMANN Surrogate of the County of Mlllburn Avenue 50 feet to a point; west two hundred f(Vt; thefice north School into more adequate and suit Khhpx, this day made, on the application elstnn:. sakury, $1020 per annum. Yu- thence (3) southerly, parallel with the I' r y-thfis* degrees fifteen m inu tes wont able plnygiound and athletic incus, caney. Free Public Library, Mlllburn. ,,f the undersigned, executor o f Haul dc- first course. 99.50 feel to a point In the fifty feel, theme ' north forty-six d'-itecs and to ex|s LEGAL NOTICE THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLHURN, NEW' JERSEY CONDENSED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 3b 1939 AND 1938 1939 1938 1939 1938 $ 30.000.00 Cash ...... $147,871.59 $ 66,064.24 Tax Revenue Notes Payable ...... 140,394 73 219.368 18 Local School Taxes Payable 2nd Half School Year $183,030.77 179,739.81 Taxes Receivable Budget. Appropriation Reserves — to pay bills not 22,822.95 25,937.80 Tax Title Liens ...... 14,133 41 14,747.85 Foreclosed Tax Title Liens ar.d Property Aquired by Doe-d _ ...... 28,605.86 29,103.75 Prepaid RevemJes of 1940 Ta» 19.562.53 10,159.19 4.106.63 2,076 23 Franchise and Gross Receipts Taxes Receivable...... 16,631.89 16.037.99 Accounts Payable, Deposits, etc 110.85 Overcollected Taxes Payable 716.35 2,186.47 Other Accounts Receivable ...... h025.55 124.00 Deferred Charges to 1940 Budget ...... 1,294.12 22,729 10 Payable to Trust Account ...... Payable to Capital Account ..... 1,275.00 99,380.08 Surplus — Reserves 20,048.70 118,503.46 $349,957.15 $368,761.96 $349,957.15 $368,761.96 Overcollected Assessments ...... $ 227 00 Casif ...... ’ ...... $ 2,849.00 $ 7,849.56 Assessment Bond Anticipation ’Notes Outstanding $ 978.55 Assessments Receivable ...... 4.208.60 Trust Surplus — Cash ...... 1,870:45 7,622.56 Assessment Title Liens ...... 2.327.55 2.705.19 Foreclosed Assessment Title Liens and Property Trust Surplus — Reserves ...... t5,184.53 16,832.04 Acquired by Deed ...... 9.681.76 9.734.25 Due from Current Account ...... 124.00 $ 18,033.53 $ 24,081.60 $ 18,033.53 $ 24,681.60 $742,000.00 Cash ...... $ 7,916.52 $ 12,676.61 Serial Bonds Payable ...... $701,000.00 Bond Anticipation Notes Payable ...... 74.063 95 37,006.60 Improvements in Progress ...... 93,937.81 109.171.03 888.26 888,26 Retained Percentages Payable ...... 844.81 4,776.20 Curb Connections Recoverable ...... Down Payments Reserved for Improvements In Deferred Charges to Future Taxation Bonded 4,409.09 Representing the depreciated value of all Progress ...... '...... 6.030.79 Capital Improvements Bonded — Roads, Proceeds of Serial Bonds for Improvements 701,000.00 742.000.00 Reserved ...... 59.905.73 Sewers, etc...... 14,291.07 Deferred Charges to Future Taxation — Not Deposits for Improvements Reserved ...... 236.53 . Bonded — To be Provided for in Future 20,570.04 • 284.36 State and Federal Aid Reserved ...... 39,649.48 1,737 58 Budgets ...... Capital Surplus ...... 3,956.23 1,822.02 Due from Current Account ...... 1,275.00 Accounts Receivable ...... 194.16 $825,781.79 $865,020.26 ...... $825,781.79 $365,020.23 Franchise and C lFois Receipts Taxes show only the amounts actual* apportioned. A further apportionment of these taxes “is expected as soon as pending litigation is settled' • ____;. __ ^ ------■ • ------The above balance sheet is prepared in order to show the position of the Township in as concise form as possible, many accounts required by the Department of Local Gov ernment having been excluded in order to obtain this form. Cash Tax Collections 1939 Adjusted amount for collection Levy Cash Collected % Collected $1,002,589.63 $875,795.89 87. Taxes 1939 Taxes 1938 and prior and 195,874.88 86. Tax Title Liens $226 506.43 GEORGE O. LORD, Township Treasurer. Published by direetion of the Township Committee. January 30, 1940 ' • *rA»i -’ - i- , ■ ■ y She Millburn 8? Short Hills ITEM ' ? [February 2, iv+ | l l’“ge 12 ] sooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOObO OOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000< Why should anybody want to ■ A CARD PARTY will be held Mrs. R. T. Chamberlain will be in charge of the luncheon. An be president of the United by the Knights of Columbus at CIIIKII hi 1) 1 ‘jO’/ K en D ea n nual reports by members 'oJ States — or of anything else, for the home of James J. Tighe, 122 Greenwood drive, on Thursday executive committees will be that- matter? read, following which election of A New 66th evening, February 15. Prizes will Enters Ring be awarded and refreshments officers for. the ensuing year will be served Tickets for the Mlllburn sport fans may yet will take place. Reservations affair may be purchased from see a Jocal Jx>y make good as a should be made with team cap any member and proceeds will fighter if present reports on the tains not later than Saturday. be for the benefit of -the build deeds of Kenneth Dean, 21-year- ★ ing fund. old former Millburn High School athlete, continue. Dean was the ‘Am ericanization ’ * star of the Sunday Call’s Golden "THE PEACEMAKERS”, will belt tourney’ recently and will be the topic of Rev. Ralph H. By Lloyd C. Smith be seen In action again tonight Read’s sermon Sunday morning, "Americanization of an Amer In the Newark A~C. gym. “February 4, at 11 o’clock service ican” was the subject of the Dean, who Is boxing In the in Wyoming Church. lecture given by Mr. Salom Rlzk heavyweight division, weighs 210 at a special assembly of the pounds and is six feet three and Millburn High School, on Jan Classified a half Inches tall. In his- first uary 28 bout he stopped a 240 pound op Mr. Rlzk is sponsored by the S e c tio n ponent In the first round, and Reader’s Digest, he wa.s born in It is expected he will dispose of IM I'LOYMKNT WANTKO Syria and came to America and his next opponent In short order. educated himself here. K.VOt,I,WOOD Employment Agency.. •!>•* i ■ iaiizn.it In InventIgated domestic help. While in High School Dean He said, "The students en 9 DouirlRH Street. Mlllburn. N. J. Call starred on the football team as MtlllMirn 6-0416 l0-tf-$7$» rolled In our educational insti tackle and as a weight man on lUNIHBH tutions do not realize the oppor EMPLOYMENT AGENCY the track team. During the win tunities which are literally COOKS. Couple*. Nurwee, House Workers. ter he performed with basket ,\ | i rir«t Hum help with beet references. thrown before them”. Hoc**" i floor. 1087 Springfield Avenue. ball team. Coach Cherin stated Mr. Rlzk Is a shoemaker by Irvington. nmr Centre. Phone Esse* he believed Dean would have O-0I71. l-tf-3408 trade and he started his own been an All State tackle If he OHOVE KMPIXJYMKNT AGENCY business. In this business he not 1079 Springfield Avenue. Maplewood had returned to school In 1938. only helped a brother and three Prompt and Courteous Service" However, circumstances forced We Spmull** In First Class others to get through college, Domestic Help him to give up school for gain but acquired an education for THY US ful employment. At present he p iloX K H. ORANGE 3-0141 himself. 20-tf-3t8G Is employed at the Crucible WOMAN wl»hea laundry work or clean Steel Works In Newark and is ing >>n Thursday ami Friday. Refer- boxing In his spare time. omivs furnlshod. 213 Main Street. Mlllburn. N J 19-8-3602 Whether he decides to enter the SEK VICES OFFERED professional ranks will depend on his showing against amateur TOM MONAHAN. Private Instruction • m i Marlnet, Saxophone and Ffute. 130 fighters when he has gained the tJuMinvooil J)rive, Mlllburn. Telephone necessary experience. to S Mlllburn 6-0724. 19-3-3605 £nccui heuiie& FOK< RENT ★ WYOMING CHURCH Wom “Cbi, cKudochaL of. SJvwuba." TWO Hoi) MS. private home, convenient In ail transport at ii*n. Heat, gns, elec- en’s Guild will hold Its next u lu L y. private bath ami en tra n t. Re frigeration furninhed. flUHltieas »r elder meeting Tuesday, February 6, IMPORTED FROM SPAIN ly niuple preferred. AvaJIable March 1. at 1 P. M. in Fellowship Hall. Call Mlllburn fi-0342-J 2-3-3613 HKSIRAliLF rentala now available. K. de Florez. 92 Hobart Avenue. Short ‘At Your 8m lw " IIUIh 7-2415 6-tf-3690 FOR SALE BAND ... COCKTAIL SHERRY ... , FOUR tlURNEK Has Range. Robertsbaw VERY DRY - SERVE COLD oven-heat control. Inquire at Tiger’s Hardware Store. 321 Mlllburn Avenue. Mlllburn. 2-21-3614 fhcanto, Sherries used as an apertif are becoming increasingly popular. This pale, very dry sherry, served chilled, is VICTORIAN PIECES. Koml-antlque Per- ODORLESS tOCKUll h lit it rug 9x12 C3h|nese chairs and other preferred by many to any other type of cocktail. Delight furniture. Davison. 5 Westminster Road. Cleaning System •ML- Summit 6-463X-J 2-1-361R ful with sea food. NEW HOMES In Short Hills. Summit, No Fading or Shrinking and Chatham. Priced from $6,500. R. de Flore/.. 92 Hobart Avenue. Short twenty-five ounce bottle $1.59 Hills 7-2416. 6-tf-8591 HOSPITALIZATION Insurance. $9. per year for adults. $4. per year for chil dren. Any hospital — anywhere: $5. a Millburn Cleaners day for 28 days. ... AMONTILLADO SHERRY ... THE RICHLAND COMPANY INCORPORATED 11 Maple Street. Stlmmlt. N. J. DRY — FULL BODIED 26-4-3609 Millburn Ave., Cor. Spring St. PERSONAL Millburn 6-1167 The fragrant bouquet, golden color, and delicious flavor of this out ADVANCE Spring Prints and Jacket ....DlvUlon of Rlmbark Slorac. Co. standing Amontillado causes it to be the perfect wine for any occasion. Froi-Us; youthful and colorful. Sizes 12 •to 44 at $7.95. A lso new ••Mayflower" Dry and Nutty in flavor, it is a type that will please any palate. Should fir inis at $3.95. W right's Dread Shop. nf>7 Mlllburn Avenue, Mlllburn. not be chilled. 2-tf-3612 twenty-five ounce bottle $1.79 FOR SALE — SHORT HILLS I ntiMiial old home. Low, ram bling. Very beat neighborhood and stirroiindlngs. 7 rooms, 2 baths, 150 foot frontage by *00 feet ... CREAM OLOROSO SHERRY ... -ifeep. 3 ear garage. Great saerl- ff rice. MODERATELY SWEET - DRY FINISH S| R. DeFLOREZ O n e of the outstanding cream type sherries of Spain. |!)’' Unhurt Are. Short H ill, 7-2415 gsanK^asascaai Medium sweet with a rich, dark color, full body and ex quisite aroma. Unlike most full bodied sherries, this Oloroso has a dry finish. - the first delightful smoothness Mason Young, Jr. being replaced by a dry aftertaste which is both novel and 0UM‘* REAL KSTATK — INSURANCE satisfying. It is especially pleasant as an afternoon wine, »MMT 40 Main St., Millburn, N. J. with dessert. Should not be chilled. 'S-S S A X E twenty-five ounce bottle $ 2 . 8 9 Englisli — 7 rooms, 3 baths, 3 ear garage, oil heat — $25,000. Will consider rental — partially fur nished or unfurnished $150 mo. Colonial — 7 rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, delightful setting — $15,000. Will That* wines are recommended at baing of tKa highest rent for 2 years —■ $125 mo. Mayflower quality .... but .... priced economically .... Apartments — Springfield — 4 rooms and bath $38 mo. , Imported by National Distillers Hospitalization Insurance Indlvldunl or group. Reliable Insur DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY IN NEW JERSEY BY ance Company. 2M cents a day. Details furnished upon request. Telephone A&P WINE and LIQUOR SHOPS DOROTHEA BLISS, Associate Tel. MI 6-1177 S. H. 7-3982 Millburn 6-1400 V • - *4-.- •, •*«- — .— q „ .