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HVF. CENTS nir CRANFORD. N. J.. THURSDAY. .OCTOBER 2. 1930 MEN'S CLUB WILL LOCAL MEN TO ATTEtlD lorningCIab]£oca/ Gridders Look Well Itt^ OPEN 1930 SEASON T« Dcificate RECREATION CONGRESS
Flnl EnlcrUtaarai as* New Parodial School DWctar D «. Neal and W. A. SUnpr PlansSeason'sProgram WinningSeoson 'sFirstGame KanU for Nattanal r*nffmir» Snt WJIU $ Olv, in TrtoHy nsrlsk Mwaw Afte?r Business Meeting Next Hub'Hope* to Have Senator Founal Exercises to Take Displaying an n fll rf utr play was at m1dl>M Hull s|iar- Wr*k. Member. W.ll Beftirv tool bull tor a inmi t ruie Tar aTropeniiHt-Ui-lhe secoiul qnai Pietson Outline Benefits of Place Saturday Afternoon A large delegation from Union County ver ilir local boys mwtteil * rhaive ana What might be termed the -opening Slutlv of "Our I'oswsaion* fi'ni mgti Mhoot tiMtsaa tnam «n-i $100,000,000 PlaTTto Be run" of a campaign of fun and en- in Auditorium of New will attend the Seventeenth IVwrw- uletely uiilplavni Wiatru^ WUads Rwli vnisfH) upun It for the flr»t tout luiown ;ertalnmepl by the Mena.Cteb at lion Congress In Atlantic City. O- and Ulaml Siluml of W«hu»i*n *>« CJ-J) lm witirh came about as the retmlt o(. n Presented on Ballots.' frlnlty Episcopal church win occur Building. ~ tobrr 6-11, It U announced by the N»_- tf.ituutav arternon on Ctanf^rJI <*««! tuiuuni tun which main fixitball -ilu» Mat-Thursday night when Presideta. ttonal Recreation AHsoctatlon which l» tuniln Hut It Ii* ieiiil !>,,,,....li-n. Kl«nri H'JfJ^ Ml tripping HIT tr» Wtntanntm, W. Buckley will welcome the mn- Imtuiions have bwn umed-for the vpoiLvnlug the tuuieiiiluuy tCTTT ulmli uym* LLU T5SuE»TI5a~«»"; At the meeting 61 the Cranford Re- xrs lo the first emit-et-tiw 4JU0 *ra-|*e]ein dedication of St. Michael's new Claude A Allen ^uDe/fntendent nf s will cntutitiKe the pr n Great plan* hate been made jind j Parochial School, which will take place recreaUon. ElUabeth: Ttinmas F. Ken- Imal urltlilen t.uriirxt nr.it«r j. ham*«i quarter dropped back for « \ home. It was announced that the or- Is anticipated that a full attendance'Ss-igdar afternoon at three oclockjii^ ny Ellntbethi JP[,-g_Ma'J"'w«n ^auner^ nr«t half nf tlie IOJO-1931 rlub WH and the end* aklrted out 1 &t»££JEU!U, Tm«i3cirt*"orTrecr('atioi?™^?i>p Urtlnn art* ----- pljk rftln Uilent Uut Ji ,t.ricM* Maraotio hli left end to uifcc VbmejYaKepuKUean Club In sponsoring ent committee an all tettghtngu p Qovinty Park Cjlmmiulon Wartrunco it It. the inertlng (next Wednesday tiie ton but Hmelttrr wat rainpluii i a public meeting at which the 1100,- Right Rev_Thomas J Walsh. D O Park, EJltabeth p R Nral director of nrnliiR In thr.PuWk- Ubrnry Weeklry W.IA
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; CRAMPON* MODE; Combination Horse and Dairy Barn POLICE PUT END Improved Uniform International - ; HwrT«iieCM*r«lfat TO ACTIVITIES OF X)NSCIOUS Conforms With Laws p_f Many States GIRL DESPERADO her nifty; plaid blouse SundaySchool 2c*U ofthls character INDIA Newark IN. J.) Child B«- ihlns; for sports wear, •'wardrobe ot'tiw uv ". ane Thief to "Help ' Lpsson * eludes one. ' . ' lit nav. r- iv ri-rawATsn, t> D. «•»- •s Say Velvet- [By Copt L R. Claud Rottrtton Support Familj.""' . Mr •< rxaltr, Montr IIIU< U.lll-U re btaime-eaceedini;. r ihk) dons. At every mrn Us. THE BARNYARD. Newark, N J—.» small girl Ml r the ha,t-beautiful for left hbs hat bcMtas) Usa aa • tr -tturhandTuf NcWark pnlka and r one U reminded of ADVENTURES IN AN _ tag; a basty teaatrns*.. •Cobble, J^fcble, gobble." said ttio. with her rjilm pdnilsslon tlml t at thh i Lesion for October 5 aed for velvet In Mack. INDIAN STATE ' McDowell i littlttl e fkejturkeyss . -Thi"Thiss la tntfia* time «off | age of eleven she I s ailepl l nt shoph . In wh|te, for some o[. th* year we begin to be ANO ELUABSTHl intlng Uttle berefs tt« BILE BtaUoMd In Lahore, la the sniffed toe eat;, t people are thinking that some line hol- cttrrectlon aulhorllles wllh a problem" LIFsT IN A PIOUS JEWISH HOME -Punjab,-! Joorneyed to a (amoos peefs idays will com* In a few months. In luvciillo deltiiiinency. act a*-bestma» n W "Hurrah fur Thanksgiving VtJ nnit Two weeks ago-(tie girl was seen I.F.SSON TVXT-I.uk> 1 1-1* Itlab resident, aa 'offldU who aeu «• they t lar«« apartment hulhlltK. In wlilth a b«fnr« Clod, wnlklns- In tbe dlptomatle link between U» late tba-patret.' gobble, gobble" IhejAi dl 44 llc*r of OTernmeot of India and the ruler of "I wuuldnt be so happy st the svrlea of jwliy thefla lis»e bimn t* lha IJOI1* bl«m.U«» > state. thought uf being ealen,\ sold Mrs, Imrliit remHlv, and was_Knrned by. riUUAUT TOI'IC—JUIplns lo Make the superintendent.'Junws Kuslura, tfl Our ll«n.« (IIIIMI I ab£lt never forget tha nnaxpectad (loose In her shrill voice; «tu> n»nj. A few rtnji Inter, mhen JUNlUlt- Ttll'IO-lIalplna l« M>ke reroony with which I was received YOUNG'BADt GUYS' "We wouldn't eipeit you to be," hint lira saw .bef clheb.down the (in Qur llotnta Uopd. said Mr. Turkey. "All the world iNTHHUIWIATK! AND RBtllOU TOP* •Lallubted from the train on my MCIII» fnim tne roof anil enter a fifth- •IC—Wh«l I Ow. 10 Ur lloitia. rival. T»ree elephants wltb tor- GIVE BACK $5 BILL knows jou're a gome, and we mm p. ... •[., h» ml ll he-ad TOUNU I'Kol't.B AN1I ADUI.T TOP- t i trappings faced "the station en- in knuw au r 10-Wh.i Us«« a Horn. Ohrl.ll.nl . great matters." qunrtem. Two ilrln-tlirs found the anc* as I amerged, and wltb one ac- girl miiKiii king s bureau. nadeva most prbfoond bow In "Now don t b* rude to Mrs (1<«IK«." Record of Burglsrlts. %? A Oodly . Husband and Wife ' direction. I Instlnctlrely retorned Mr. llamlcr In a shrill voice. (I like. 1 SI) sir salutation, hardly noticing; I n- Both Mr. Oander aniMUrs. Ouose hail Rlio Hindu no altrmpt In ileny her Tho name Zachnrlns means rill »alii<*.' " " guilt, but gave puIKo a full account repreaenlstlv* of the manaraja, bad-ajya—bat we aMt •• risn- ICIlsabelh nienns "A covenant luiiTier/' »ho were aundlng on one side ready wltb ttese wor*«. state* *a • eta* We," laughed ths -turkeys. ~"\\* can't 1. Wlifii Ihey llvwl <»,• n), > greet roe. Mounted on these Impos- basa vplcc out emOac sa «aa> s»ii»aiis expect jou to know so muih «h«ut "In llij_'lnya of Herod Ihe king" ng steeds, we rode In state to the squeak of sdV great matters smh as fuod. pr nbout They -II*ml In •> i1»y t>hen uiullewineM • bouse, greete*=»a alcaldes hy. baadlu* hwd!p( Doefc • *S MB ts> TO- any great matters. Vou'ra only s was rife, 'the prleathoail WIK corrupt, .,-J of the traditional rSpert which l B. Brown. LKmma awssdlaL lander* '•-»••••-•— • - urthe riTlltig tlnsiiea miml nicked. s"acwra*a~BriItalTdfIMfill» and oflt- ••yulUi as-Ans.-.ta ba ft gunder at *. 'Ijhelr clmrmler <»VBT..___- __ It Is to be a turke)," aald Mr. tliutd«r Until were rlghte
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' THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSPAY,-PCTQB£R 2. ,1930
UKC COUNTRY. CLljB \ o«Di>.on u THE CKANFORD CITIZEN High School P..T. A. High School GritTTewn WESTflfU) Illim Aa On»ii«ii»« AND CHRONICLE tai of . r™tr»t l«J-» ,"» PromMCthBaUiquct furWiru T" 'Irai'l rT'
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14 tof lt> W. X C.T., ,« w^s&igsl North.-Cnafort. i, j beautiful Bln^iut f«,n« WeaTJMd Flower Urtmen rsj. ?T-^f!l!^^^S »I HacMlter- foot- erutt He for uaaiedUte '- AKI FLANTB colored lot of Buulrfcrii SO eacH at Lehfch' At.o.H jutmllittld U* ttot KM wwt^ to ki «ta (Met aoea» I. Iw V», el i Burn your lam. in al*et Incinerator, Baft ml PUT MB|«vllr« Bl|U b«(«r* MMl' RaWrkaU* Salt Uk« «M Wutet watk OKMMa Amw »«d alaiui lk».«SiM law kflia Ma M e«d M M iTRIAN PINKS •torn «t • rtettln an* n> >H end often toe J^m^T4»aaKMa^aTaij. Wl^aa w» JtTr#Li Jw^T HTi^liT.. ound. Brlw or eend Ulea |e Tort Herald TribuneTu,, 1» «« ahart, cqin- anclaoot titet and ipUnhlni toantaln*,toata*, pUed a eeniwt-noeeniwtno. iin,UU » wlunilww jUia totbto-tbbe Inlirlec^jartwrdIliljrtdInllejw i i and of which art arranged thth* rreeorrh of IO8 FOB 8AIJE aallttittv II UJa hart-climhartcmlbb tto IM iM«e, fuarantetd ««UimtUtl«« byy U» o.verllbfe.''coupe. .Rumble *«ek turnturn' all.-Jall.Jo our *•»!*•» • 9*1**t91 •• iiitnor, of p»rtoot who ba«t iNb3HV-«vef^HJW-^iue»Eu.mp.^ «So. Heat Kaule and Butlneae defect: US StWp II Centennial Avenue, pnone, '"'. SJM1M- • ' • • ' "'•• JOLSOSL. dltjpn It I* tb# *)IId a«a«44 qiuwsd •LOST ia«itat(oflndatl«ndl , on wbleblhh ttbe « f ir part load of hwieehnU I to thV H«H »f tonnmn ,^ „ * tO"JKfff0U»p?i S,y.l\^-^0>-f ui. •f>.siys Malanelo. •••inlU» or He* I^ISS^IS^SS^ Fr.-.H '. I set Mlgbborhoocr-S bed' onthlrd floor U desired, lie Utcben and 1 -GUHVOBD :• "'• ->_• s — /> *' -. -J^- — I Put Into Operation VotwsToPassOiKew 7%Z^££&MZ^ wspss Jftv Jener «a«e WBt*,4«e»e4,lu urn uniy>y-^> ,^» o"to Portland war the «aw tr the Wephone-conjpanjr headquarter. m^ Including Porcha* ^ p^t, helped Haw back »t MO Broad flroet, Mew** coupe that made the entire twer noun where tafaeUUotu'>re, lu elghtilaw-" She **• AmrWonMlavMio The greater! damage trttt be dow"5g H tW. time *>thfi*ato<«at^ JMM* "JJ acc$mpanled by her Baughter, Uo. Hy O Pratt Af • control for ttil «4 bf««»». WSraBjr^iKntantniEg Pan anny wens* am on the their covered wagon they rega 'pagpage ttacwfbocttocwfhoc* New JeaeyaaJerarjfand tiUn menttatheeppl»etl«Iiofepo^l>*»n SSKUKE their covered wagon they regarded via nan Mnr « town unleee -war the »* eighteen mile, travel'daring-* twehe ^^dralneZ3tti^»teii ^S^^i^d, »* mean* JSwttfchp^rfih.««300,oo3 o lor County b^fdaVw enellenenellntt pgptogreaWW uti Ungar unaptly waged on UMm.ftrf.70, ooeixamotwixwad of bnnb»»n; onfrj*m^«rpMton i ffl*h2!&5 -Wltht a trabeof -— |M«(t or, whtte: araeok, *g Mn. WttUama. ,Wlthou,-Wlthout a trabeoa f latlgu* we freqnenUr dWve SOOU mue» 0ISH tenon tbtfMjtbtf o ffeww Ublwp<>wiftUblwp<>wiftll# # WWPW W»|f »*^ ••— JBllW^ii Hi* »» — •• •— -— tS^earfaninijIVoWiaiw 4et»are4 today. The.wonBa, lrhlch mi black cooking molaneaol , inidd titin*, pint tbe »p»»d 6T Ughf 0>rou«ou d ' tbe e*ed of Ughf ttrou«houtT»e« Jet-of tttyty war*. » H1«opo*H1«opo*d to oM f t 7 »ey.ao** aaUDbnfnaaUDbnfnt fltate*.t titin rt The fn/Vfi and r g „ i PHMT mgUalpwi"t*1U n* at*tt th™thef eerrtaonlCeeremomeTa mIn- amount for the eontiimatinn Infeited the Oregon trtu'durtng plon- ^ etededoded flenm^oflent^o FlAMTOwni ami VotBer, Oolooel K< SebwaitCkopSebwaitCkopt Bipertnt^ hwniieB, thnmbJerUng bt ihould be rrated or pound tharo deat.ofJtlie Stete PolWs. Chief PhtBp Our bardihtpt wen limited to one-tire a period of tttrf. »• *»«» •» d v " «nd with ttio m«M»e«,' mixed T, Bell ot Xearny, preeldentTrf the dtttnnlne..d . by economi..c la^e^ar^^"^^a^^^'p^^^^a^p*ea^p^a^awa~aiawe'a"aBa^i'B^^»B^p^BjaB^BHe^e motiUmed onir .«nou«b ,ti Java It O, W, aft«»e.'Th» prwwent w>d m- •deuttiMi unitjr by crtnhblrtnhblyy wtw wtwnn «ow «ownn bnwlaut, bnwlaut", tt, ,« « f th H Ji BeU ThU jnlxturelt . 1» 'WWUBt'WWtii fof MOr MOOO iquara feet, ncoortln*,. to' Profe«»« the rotertof the county. leetjleoe-llgWca buoyi taad fer fm!tiittitJtmM hl k thin and Irt-iutli Itma „ -™_. ^_ wnfli^f toWtert |M»MB « iwated, add thu Wheatena-Corpora, em, Wrd», or oth$* »nlmal«. LaM«t«lrhRw«rY.tion tin hi tie weU«>rf»rlDi_«f etttee and Tim THr nrmwmwm t,i in »••• _<;«_ »*i**iti**'>»i*j M ny «orm>nwyy l» <*- "5ohlvn»lt«" U to ablabtoe real e»Utestat«e at SpringfielSpringied and Bah* from lotai- MriliuMriculiuro.ii nt mldent of tb« Wltebimt Beasnatlon. way, nqiecttvelK Included to the pro- llfp Erkman. Jf ptwent ,endfaTor» of the Onion poteted Ranway Rlvw parkway. -, . eflbei (Jaunty Park Wmhueeion. are atloeen ProbaUonarj- ffatrolnal n LLerof B. narotCT i , —..».. havinl g satlafactortttlttoll r ompte^ «• B™"»".«! •»*?• 5» • rt«*rlS monthi o7prebaflwiar/ierw*, *« PHONE CRAWFORD Mrdi, of,naU*e Virgini____!?JSa "Bob tL »Mk« lUet not lBdleale IU age^tat ip^JnSof, patrojman. fifth claw, jl -l^apXng S ?«• S*}11"^**Jfm-*iVT' tto^pouJTrapouoe foroe,now ^_4ur home jtn r eighteen pttrotoen and one probation- mom of the h«rty.prlBUsee» or prim- from the eouthem Btate, the wung r~The atfenchujoe Sport tbr uio flrtt factory of the jtailt.e«r1f, aprtnerMoomin»prtng.blo g to Ibelr Let Me Bftlmtte on YoWlTejdi^l^f;- * plant*, eight montba of thU y?ar ehowed a fljJWytetbei commm vMletM* P«B ^ »••• P" • ^',1 ^^ ly I P. 1* IP I I ». • -. f^ —~ T~ '-^-^- hardy *rour,tUniat«rii»t«, andand, whewhenn plant pl * lubrtaaUal increate" over 19M, the at- Screen Your gome * - "~'*l»' -^ r f feed will be provided for •fttat-ntar • ' for the flnt eight montha ot »by. (ire for ream. - - "»H^I*rV&l^ tendance for the entire Jeatat^tt. 1 for their «ood. • It le.ooiutdered that Th• ae?ew MrdliB^piy/ ptlmneey * e»«»* ip^* —a .(rag^^vw p beltv*^r>tv 4»In- y wart ft— coo) weather, and October i» one of the » p Mu prlnrwM' ft* 7tw»p'»i«*d' to1"** ditional eoieer fleldt In Matiano and o».m tae mtane oompletton at the They are not very mrtUnlwjnrljwlt OOOVXQ intM$, eoU HxjidremenidUU a M wlll'fttwlllftt lll'ttw In aar inala drive leading fran WmflnlMena not larded n »onn tHatHt t u . partiallptially MM lUke Surprtee-to'CHenalde iw Wtta nneln-the Witohung Beearratlon. ~ jtrueUon -program I* pracUcaBy com- !T fc, ,££*** |)Mt(^f'-'t IMJUandf , to**• addttfifto»waAa«e».—• *"v tb»we •>-—"ne»w re-iJeatweaj'of' 3 lake above mentionedned, the malana. park •?,.' > — t»mcied-»o-that pqWerthnte,, wwU n torUt«maynoi»- •r^vpp m« *«*« T f**^ |PP)R hitred-^gchMler. • *S"Aei .s.yt^-vfA'j^ <*u ifiinui* % under Jhe rasan SHOULDERS OF r.FMJINE LAMB., 1 ^r^;^*k"»; ^Vf^ny^VaHa|gvv>|p|iMgv**«lSlK'«ipVa>f^wpf^-inpis«Q99n(|^p (Um a» I*kefiur»t, N, J. tojtftteer Air- m MILK-FED ISfi port whWe-a demonrtrauon of tbt alf plane hpQlwm wulbegW^THU man- ROASTING euvet It 'a recent aocOnpUahment, of jWwBOat»L4L|JM.' ^'' \.r? s^sa^e^^ : CHUCK ROAST (Wbok) J« MQuirt*_ .Thi» demoMtrrt, v-i oi toUomd by an eXhlMtkm Or ^P°¥ H ^- BONEIZSS POT ROAST, where you ^ find ju.ttHi #^«^e^ s^ai^^naBfii £§"** <* ~T t.'~=-~^ ' ru. ~ "=" ^\ i * J'- "a _^ / . I » •- - ^+-i-^rOT«—^- .- f- iiiiiiniiiiiniiim Stated Largest foil Center Taking; Over F "tire Building than «mttJ» „_ **» great har- m ^SfJopment of JMM* and Rapidly Increasing UM of Kb, •MO**n It can be tothavanteataat to It Long DiaUnc. S«rvicg/M«k«« Almott ConaUat tty Am lot a ccld " Addition* ftnlsh It CWMT JJ» ttamtoro Nnr York Iw .up' ypur mtMJ tt tltwty ttw«t tr Urn uptown •ntu* tadktotor JMtkM Oomwi* y plumb- -V ^—•—-^_ • • H^ v^— —* - ^^* * n N«w •7 conont* r««IHHEiF ornfir tarly npr***loa ot purpoi*. Fronj It dlnct t accom- JuSbV tto puwnt «!"»«1 . to talk to tb» t«r u wall •• tnt BMkM tiwtl(h t tntnut* trip (tea. tut* twnt rf-Knw Bruniwtek * J«tii nnr eonun o( tli« Mrilt^r* b«ln| Itnti run to UUUnt rltta*. *a far norttt •mhenuj — SSt TiyT«I*|ilwu» •uiliii»r« Trto-r* aa Montr«*l, Canada, at far aouth «• ow manaawBTwrwrrBg Charlott*; N, a, *nd »• tar wont aa Inronoriw M wU u Uw direct nmta obwrrad lor tour dmjrp. Oottbw IMl Molly h»v« compl»i«il t Ur«* addltlan :|! alMiprobtMy iror«> a TfaiL'lt btrbwi bnl Mate pf.pf.tlaMMA alll OtjMouj i >«r**» V bUd UNW UM «Ml«vv and tbtt* «Ulm ap^ SS It pUt* ptrtlnlarll y U tot o pIKIKb fOfaaOrr, ball It Wai wttn wan n»*)Lb« **v pUt* py lktlkr«l Si JZV d% U t^wblcb tb* coBWtta plk»,tplck*r«l i"> s W/'-ii^r«^'. ikl ^ B^****v*******m^***a^^Bt****? *"T ^at**vl AaMVaa^ I*^4 VLUUttKw^t Wf W aW^awL HP^aWiw § T^^^^^^ • A y * — * *- ^ tlj * ,•• 'tkaCatt • ' j •\^;^:;^!i r>i>ii ^ ^ v--i «g>JMttllB»>i.am> _.j»- AttJnnaU4iitlr*_W,1>e;iejit Jo Uie School The aeoeelttton voted to therpamteto Toiatt t»WetU Tkleber AeMdtUon mtmberihlpi drive ._^ oouM have al ^ allow Uie Welfare Committee MB for • »*_ . ^t"**i «ork amopg the need? children of the ab| n 10100 pe r otntt. * .. % emoikd.' A chart of man- 1 town. • ilia children brought their eoap bub- ber».w*t k*n» be tent were-vVrrBaodHtqd-maay-aai IWtW Wait* - Itae B0WUg|TO 1^*W# ^^•••S^^-Pwa m 4HV* WW» «• •IIIWWW ••*» w»— ftf the tevenb* gjaMI at Ureetor 0(riht ehob; at thajrman W •" Sbdftebtl CbhJ» rtik ^i. ^ i.—vve geoe,-a*(rta*bgeoe,-a*(r-ta*bll tt%^ana«To*rt^ntfW«»acU" if liia the echooli. .It ta hoped ToeaanateWi'ltothe wean wiu take J>Mifaar oliiaoiar »ttwilt be rtndererendereda by ttolh>Jocali^r* Jo . to- on*new*l*«atanceJrn.tB*a»»rWrn.tB*a»»rW- weeUltt3iJfflj!»wj5»5fc tdbfflM>t gtiher with-alnger* from tur. ei aW.wlJ..»WlJ» «»ij«».»ii»,tll bmbecome ejn ^iKk-nau Indiansr VftM.l • flhlneenTlniti .j. UO'per c>ai_inem))ea«(p, and other pUoet. in t ,STSmWtte . UtHSrr the auifi- «J the Oe^oAl •: >tatt to aee that pwpW . lioc CSub an Natj^toneel er* eo-that all^attnU, a^ IK Will Ultt'giact aait Wadn»*day*»- l.Mailon.ot the Oer- tnlw W,eight o-ei0(* in the bttroutf village o| lOOlOO,',- QtO**U otoutttaOdtaotttaOg beoo2f .better acquaintedacquaint . % t " - Church Sunday teterett-ooteth the *andtabldtbl * tochJd*tohd* buatoea*, m*»Ujg Mr* to^ln.#il«>oV»xk. ThJ-roembtr* dotbeapltt dolU dreated at nigrtmtnirt , an - {nolaa wbjwaa-wade of teal akin* and o£jjr«^rtaua*nt of ti*t l bi y to help aU who e:'tomorrof atternjoivji to* eetvte ot tfce oppof- bot|ti»eraUyond«tetoo Moenti •* - v • ' "'I making at large, theitonaOtttheitonaOttbpau-w-b - tt" ot'tlothei or .mUUnety. maMging. * ipoaeor ththe nmttagtotoM«t*re«mttagto U Wa»tf»w»t'andltW4uV: riiieji KMWIII ••'»•' ;«w^rr la ti» bed/, wblei: abet* faa «Mkeart.ae4tee*eti)***keaa' ^£^yejr^hM| iyeejwa>-^aiw«T,-«ai»* y aewwa.-v.nn- JJI.«^T- , -^^n—• •~--j£,ffjf- •Bii'ji.itiWihWa JtfcJ ••• • t*t w/uqar, wyw.. WUBHWHW . J . • -/ ' 7 WtHiant Priestley OyiL RNQINKRRAHplAHD SURVIVOR .^JANSEN-- CARPENTER AND BUILDER to (timtto Cheerfully G**" «• ** Woi*t Bi.«rr tTBwn1. OUJWO«D Tel. CRanfonl art font w Atn tin* McatM «( wwW aflltn liittHthr Mm*" .If w, H. A. KJELDSEN •ad cowtlM to">UB ilwMt tar PAINTER AND DECORATOR UHOtmt&vnroi "IK* tfttm ttataita JOMJH l«« UU tto aMrtallly Ofmra M Iktr U call imMfm a-osa9(«*maiBDii to i(»ii»e»;* Dr. au>atM wa> u VTMI «i thai «< *« Cwistniction Tor* TiM«f Ch.*. Jr. K«w 't, Ooatro, W a r, Uarrorthy, »lo» prwKtot ol ttu mtiout f pa 6 Abto BUM. AUTOMOBILE Mow «» towai ud «1U«» DINNER report 1W»J dlitcltd plar an**., U,0«» r«w»tkrti tatter* BURGLARY- •*Btr« tout. "Ptar tl» «am»Tow For Difficult MU1" l* Uurir moOo. v - Cleaning PLATE GLASS Robert TW« A Son Tt. rfa«rC TORNADO YASHIRESTAUIlin!? ri WUm«> rtnlTtd an inpoctatt praobtUtat »l» OTH rv«b««n. LOB AtttalM *»• potk* iM'l fit • REMEMBER HAROLD F.BENNER FLOWERS ^^mihcLSmiUhiEtery Cup W teMMAwhfcrt OfM and y«« •I1" "i . »m—mm [V » e —-gr»«W^BB»l^* •II J t , , 5J>-*S-vf*l6. » . jll'v wnciAti f E« r ^8te" ' * "Hi"- " , ;* - - •|-jr -," r-^«r>gg'- iVeo;s o/ f/ie VV BW5S35SS u coach or The following U the twmon delivered •fr"- 1T»e Sunday Ol*niu*t lite Hev> MUUm * Orant. peator ol laiMttf* -Cranford MeUlodirti . BptoeopaBtoopal tralet IB « at Cwitford Churche* Oardtn 9t»l». . d lblL' • Church, to the church »*«* Sunday: Mlnhd, liucutlve • tbitodenrUirm It It due t* With members troin Cranford, Uln- RATITOCTr1 - "LOVE'S ORATITOCTr ,w_« wbleh aeeowpanlei tbMto™- •ItetteWOU***** hWy. a pe* dramatic or- Ai CHOTCH That «n* hath don* flianfl be apokan Oeneral Convention Chairman, jraHier thin lh» thunder. the PootMBM of (orr * memorial of hhw.w " JMan n«*»wn. «-*«*• headquntteriati lien mlfer aH their ««•—. -- P»H«rf d*r thufootob aopetttftoj «»•» a largUren attendance of member* «mei 4 raaMM EagUsk rerury - 1 -h, Herd of Education will hold its •:» A. IL-Blble School. il«0 A. M. th*y- HtMUDtaUe ,*Heoc* %K card party..iiMJ>e gixen UWjc i aha 1-1**11*'1 " auspices of the ladles of S \ijm tn li\vertltale. wK >^dltor>umg<—HI svf^-^-r-Ksi.tor ji.yuut • ••»••« .J'W'rornruniF great | flult-Dotton Herald. -*lted All games will be played and I commemorocr the opening of the nc BUdlUirlum, exceptional.prizes.will I the the of the -i. :Kk\.^. Play starts ^at 8:15 sharp. The Qlrl Scout troop taptains he thefr nftFrairjnwtnwteftFrairtwrteste^w^^ afternoon at the- homfrofMUlss 1 if *» Bf ^ plW*e'y**a)»*iai •oceam. uewoguu H*»WJ»» V~™-.™ -artne.J3l^ne^Piana ,wl th* nMri, and !• for Natfonal Girt Scou »n» tim» li toolrfor rivers to depoalt fc.'Bow^MrUwwar* ibtlr deltaa, for the Nlagura to gong* wttl be observed the last week In C htout-lnlOaUv* in «*- Mt ll« gurg* aid tor tbe geological tober. All troops began their tall I •trcta toT>*.l«M down/Uut •Ifaneji Uvltles this week. All troop mcetli method, wer* defective, tike hour- are held.In .the'Presbyterian gjn gtanet, neither tti* riv*r* nor tb* naslum. - '. .' . :•..• • •. ntidi ran uniformly: . i. Bui It ataould no* be w. •Itt umnluu. phnlclila claiia.to hav* Thirty babies'were- present, at ' b b U heart* araree, at l*« found a reilabl* aelf-wejtdlM meeUng o^uieTBaby Station yesten '- aftemooh In the'fire house, with •lewis and the.vislung. nurse in attti * W* ill TWj^l—l «»»•—™~ gjg^=?ni^tatWi- it . i county. rn>m,. Choral, of Oral a short, business m«ting .faaa i • evtnjBir at the- home of wttbln lem'^"* JO" H-poto* wpertorfty tfl X fayi on Prospect >tre own Statea Supretn* jud, plans, tor the winter. WtiM wwa atlw „•& Wolf 1» prtsicHBTT—Bu • Ewy benefit that", good g**oleaet i followed by k social hour, , ihoald han I. foundI n Koobwtor. No> j ml Is in need of more alnger i welcdme~newr*c«« mejpt ^ " oofperfona^li^rifie^to;, Coy Gibson, gardener fo »» phice to Kartptoo Road, b I distinction ot raislng-What S/ji, ' Lto be the'first cotton e« Fin Crantord. Mr.-Olbsoi /5 '.**,?• crop was at healthy ! duced hi the sunny Sou ' tbe development ol Sin* ^e Bower tniolla. »»»' t deal of attention sere. i*m Preaaing Club. ant,, -^4- -•-. ->- - — —, ~ -* V'--;'r-v '•'•:'•"•'•'•?.•.:,: '. • •'•'•7,•?'-'" • "'~::':': ..;•-:'• • :•: •>; V:--'_"v1"."/ • '- v"'':'i_iS CJT12EN AND CHRQN.C' P — News of the Week The service career ot tauU Alyan shinr ANfO Sa-U-t Br-tlaat Catch In Last/Inning McKet of U Afitngton Road, Crantord, ti announmt irntt nnl Thur>-| Sara..1-i Vfctory la Came. - 1 -tcday reached the .thirty year mark, at •re mil be a ]oim meeUn* »iUi CRANFORD_NJMLLBHtn TIIIATRK-IllRtCTlOS In and About Town '•" . .1—1 n»n_.»•—-'»•—••— the • Wtsiern-BerttV CO—panr.—Mi. BHtn TIIIATRK-IllR UcXee- *aa pmeeted oj millet to come1 over lop per cenrtwon*'.] or BHOHtntATORA or vmt Repeating tlielr. performance of ear-"meet wttn a «<)...._W pin beartn. * the nu-,So cmhlord »ill have tu II" up. wj Uer In the teason. the Cranlord A. C.meral* "SO" " " • ,- . . ~n= fHM* r»tlon s™atur:l>wrwn"«UI »p*a*y Sat.,Oct. 4th fa»« QulP_«_l_» o°t CranlorCrantord ius coacnh oo!n _-..-__•. •~r-~~_ ^ t_ won fifam tht.lrvuarttm Proi 7-5 hut r 1 r "FrkUy. Ott. 3rd te^rnFteanTof-the.ywarnf-jgwroeorget t ol the Jfferteni Turner-nAher daughter Hi* service" irecord began' tow-two ,,,, •>t_rpro»5»ea 8nBB »t00.00*.«l(^oondr Sunday afternoon.on Nomahegan Oval. when his name wa. entered 0M-«w«»- ls_ue _ .. 1 JOHN HOLLAND Bearny wcrfksjiaseketbdll lea-' Hampton «»» V^W- »"•' »•»««»"»" »' A tine-catch by Smith to the last In- CO OK' jhe —ore...... jer-—switchboard wlreman in'the old TowiiWilp. Enstneer Cdlluu ' ' ~' • ! ihi* &hor«. -••.•' • ' .'• - ning saverf-the game^ tor -Cranford j Clinton Street «t»oo».. Chicago- Assign-1 ^ i—ir il 3. Brown, of Orchard street. Kramer wa» on the-mound tor the lo 1 . - With members front Cranfoird. Uin returned last Friday' from Blddetord cal* and. turned in a fairly good game, "EYES of Tie WORLD" "RAIN> SHINE" 6>n. and Bahi-ay. a pew dramatic or Putf. Maine." - .""..- ,'• . . although he got himself Into aeveral d gaaUsUon, known.as the Pootlight Miss Helen Stanley left for Boston tough spot* where only sterling sup- switchboard tncuwer. rour >—.i» •»-,., Orw Uint Veil ly 5 - •— K—M frtrmi ' m enter the Wheelock ter he transferred to' Uie .lime—-Be"! "* M««i m Mm—...... „ -port pitll«1 Mm.Wt 1 • it. The Pro's went to work In'the first' •Tflfghnrr ^"•"ptnv w-twr> h,,K-i;*y ot.Mie- things acrtHnplished Scnool.. . mained until-1930. . Unltlc iHintrol. i ' The Board ot Education will hold Its Mr and Mrs J. Latlmer TatruUl re Inning. Intent upon revenging.the--de- Returning to the engineering depart--. T*itilar October meeting Tuesday even- turned to Cranford from their Sum feat which they previously tittered at meril_at' Hawthorne. Mr." McKe* en- . '~- :~ • • • tag-In*the board offtces. on the topnier home at Lake Hopatoms. the hands ol .the A. C. and—pushed tered^trfe compUlnta.utly.is depart- ' TUC MrfARTFR VHOfl Boor ol the Drain School.. Mrs. P. O Sykes, of. Central avenue, aero—ftwo runs. In the third, the lo- cals staged a brUllant bit of pOyttTOcrT in this type-ot wotkjir 1923 and aec- "~ "'""" The Ilrst meeting ot the'Progress left yesterday tor a week's stay w'ith netted four- rum, while three more y,f her. mother in Exeter; N. K.. . • • tlon chief 'two year* later- He »u»j mX. AS A COWBOY ? ©ub. lor tnli^s^ason. .wil1-oe 1 ' were worked across In the flHh. ln-Uw trartsferred to Kearny in 1928 where' lie ol Mr? Dillard Cqlltns. of Walaut avenue, JUtlvthe visitors also scored once aim ^jr^Mday^Oetober 7. at the" home t fl assumed Jils present du^los^ ol orralon j TTjTBrown; otrurelMira 4111*17 li'fii.fLl Tinlintt, ' - Pariiculir. Work.-fol.^Mj...... / ••." ; A -Nation. Wide ^President the.vidUng.nurse In atttnd- FEE. P B. LCWTSTM Utmral»aTeiiue';'»Mra-.^ car Lcwlsjwlll «all next 'week to visit Ever" Aluiiiihuni ..— AVE., EU_A|rarW^r three to. fivercrtilock. All .... her parents in England. - -.;•',. far OWWEBK ONLY; We hw.« *"' V. to brinjupieiT .babies said/ young •Mils Lucy Piirman, wb'o-has been the goods," Don't mt- IW»! ;- — :•••>•• - ..---:--:-i'-.'sW 1 up to shvxii. aigetobe weighed spending the summer with her sister, v alned, MrsrTC!C:N^:,CoHlns ,'of Walnuf ave- nue*, will leave Saturday for Miami; s 55th Atmual County Convention -Fla_ stopping on the way at Philadel- peW. C. t. U. -was hvld at Pjaln- phia and other polnU. , •- Arthur^ T«l«»li Irs. r. •.». *..«».,, _.. : streetr*taine back^on Monday from a „„ matter. As.ihire are ,no uure Ireland. = President oi the .applied freely to lawruv*at~ two-weeks' trlp~lo Mpdsehead Lake; ^Reserve your tables early; "~/. ^ jford Union, which Had the largest Maine, and othei> place, ot interest In f In bulk, by thaUm iJi<»-_Engl_nd^having-taken then- son ^wonirieyrJpr$^2'Twr>r^ eCounfy [teob to'CMby'Vm^ " Malcolm Warnock,. ot-Proapect street i£ru?wni be ,erv«l. Helen ;DeGraw-and El.zabet). .>.._... Choral, of Cnnf anct Wesley. Slanger, of Willow street, L" C WOLF* DISTRlliUTOR : short, bmuiMS meeting last won the trophy last Sunday In the fi- de Courcy Wheeler hostesses. . . • even>ng"at the- home 61 Mrs. nals of the Union County Park. Com- u« lertck Fay. on Prospect street,., to mission's tennis tournament. fills, n plan., tor the winter. ••'•—'• is they were : yeaTaEoT 0 uc nuu u. iH.v -^ awarded the trophy 1 followed by ^ social hour, The Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davenport, of I Is In need of more alngers. and arenuo; -are entertaining Mrs. yenport's pareriU," Mirr*~and Mrs . rfeIcoBet^wr«aiverrnej--.l)ers\— •:;t-f •- ••_!•• *.Coy Qibson, gardener lor theA. J. Wilson, who motored here from 4feight,-_iry bfficcii fofDoctbr, Dentist, pr Californiarand who will jetum. to theU- sks place In Kajflpton Road, belongs v } td_t_MUcra:ot'r8islng-what"l« be- une'^n HoUywood^nZXt —onday. Mrs ..•'• •'; J—r-.' Betuity Parlor — ' :;. .?'\.\. • Lto be the^nrst cotton evtr-pror kvenjion gave_a' bridge in their.hon- t in Cranlord. Mr. Gibson's ln- 1 Tuesday evening,' with guests from g crop was as healthy is any li_beth and Cranford. educed In the sunny South and Ruth Parsons, daughter oT Mr, and SOOTH Siw ["'toe development of cotton - - —J-~••,jrf; loa Oentennial Save M Bo—tr — bol_ It as attracted her fourth birthday MEM MARKET CrUirford t deal of attention Here.' . ith a party, ' llml Open Ete-nn ' and cak_ «-v. •-.* Ml E. BWJAD BT, «o _lp?:fe^S ^_____^J--- '!• . 'V 1 '* V' ;-7- £*^X v :£££...... *->_. „ f^=v-ti_- %**• ^ -"••'•4 -••'-"• -—•' - '• -^^ **** "-^'ysrwi^ ••'-.. %, * • - CRANPORD CITIZEN^ AND CHRONICLE tM M« ptraon twirt OF THE W wound* bit-fur* ht^t\tnA\i*rt4 Into th» ftfitb floor bnir/mj. Tim dwr ibtf>4 HIS ARM CONE, HAS BECOME STAR l^arge Increase Seen In ot>«*p and • jfoldrn obi one *»f llffltt •Irrnmfd u*>if mnlnfflj out \nUt t\t* T WAS but a few year* ago thai Eirl Atfrill, the young wHhcMn. Half htln'lcn_!.y tli* rslti, IM IO lia> (Tf«l«I a arnutidO with Clereltnd, Bgurcd h> nertr would J Automobile Fatalities Jp«[n-d forw «r1 He'd had Dtit ninual y liatrball again bwiUM of-on arm that had gobc back on Urn. a verdlct-noalnrihetrncfc drlver-nef to Fly? irt.r (.Ir hlfrh .rhool d.ya ATfllt atarrr?dT In In* tlWa w«—".II —• ••>*^B*#4^—^.^ ~ TBT—-••-. --,-• - - —^ ~ , ~ ~ ^ ~ a a sn rr- •-, i i ^ i •ntoinobln _ . i (to« wsnnt 5 Then: -hli>tliniwinc arm wjtnl dead: Me 9Olt baseball. Why keep on? fatamies, Teacnlaf last r«a»r thtbae «nor^J Jlgent wu warranted, notwitnstana- frlindihlii lownrd him -say, old 9 The arm waa gone. He rnuld not throw GO fret.- II* went to work for mans total of SSfiCO, has resulted In a Ing the officer's tlgnaUtofthe aatourl' rho|> 1*1 nip In mil of ti ruin, will 6 the only florist In Hnohomish, out In YVsshlngUin. corrupondlog Increase, of. teaponilbU- W .proceed." ._. . _als«a._8up. Jud. I o ~A year pas***! Another sutnnier came. The owner of the "£moke Ity whlcb the courts ar« placing .upon Ct. , , * I There' w«a a xtlr within and h» Khoppe" billiard parlor thought Jlnobomlsh-should Jiate a baseball club. the. aulolit, according to m rarvey "The statute, giving the aotolst on* I Up lath. Air Ktoppdl In the duflrvjy <" »!•"• at UP marled jo orgHnlge one Some one told him to get **e'rill, who used made by the legal department of the (th.- e righ- t tfi» righ- t of way..., does_ no, t IK THE "J' 'or tb* nrtt lessons, tm "tbe prr-lty IWMI» A lady win hum-hid to play on the high school team. ' American Uotorlsta' asaacjatlon, In o\er the hulllln writing table and aim \»arrant drivers In teklng dost 1 „,„,„, „ .fo,,,,,!,,, ,oroO£n. ' ''""f •"} [< Mayb« not. Maybe It'll be all "Decisions. Indicative of the atti- through my earphones. "Watch our cnnli-l hlnj. H Xy rn.t acirfit the atury lie XVIililytiprvl'ilH ()•« right again. Anyway, wa need, you." tude that courts ire taking towards tbera-on tbe wlnga and Ialt See now wf hfr If Id 8 lung arui of eolnUdi life U Tlii-y. wiri! Iniliy liinlicd And when Averlll dlacoTered'2 tbe autoslsty responsibility, are being Likely Shooter little tbe control tnrfaces move eorn 'ml'l. ll'-r r en rurlii orr* lint n p he waa Hrpray pnly .8atiuday. and' J rendered "**imoit ttally,' ".deelarea 81 Um«/we move the stick 'and ruiMtr Ilia rhtjtn s<-owli>d "You take >nur Kunilay .afternoons tw^cnoiented, Mayer, president of the Automobile pedals. Keep a abarp lonjtbnt for oth- l»elf loo si rlounly THe world would I lie luri|iiol«i' MUnancf rcimiluwIiiiMii {irovldtnc-• hta arm dljplijed any Club of .Illinois and vice president of er planet, tears to pick them on wag If wed tmrr limnl of Hie tbli- liln hirKcii'iii imw travel-worn fwl, .al'gna'of life.- ' '...- , , .' tbe A. M..-A". "This fact, that autolsts against all-bacigrpunda." . < Iiitrhlfig " hVr* robw«hhy mom liolr, * ly sli draiimtlc uliuufloni) nnd It That"! prwtlcally all. Of. are being held to a higher degree of We were 1,000 feet up. My instmo alii* Nprniig iip.«lt**r pink ll|»» THE FEATHERHEA wouldn't hurt to jj\e the iltlle lady coorie. tin arro.came (melt. Other- accountability, with no criticism of "poh't—IMTI'IIIH.*' IIrtHMrtt tor pointed ont the landmarks of th, -"•-a- hand '^ —•"* "•—^•" *— •"-- -. • - wine, there would oof lie any itory. the Jjidlcinry. aliould senre as a airport—a :railroad. .a -brtckyard. a l*eliu>d'a riiiMlml fare fulled to "I \f%u—iii![f Tin lorkfrd oui of my }lanage.r - VTade .Klllefer, however, phetllc warning-to'autodom.it'td" large red building. .Then he moved 'npnrlincnt • Just twlow here. I—-I '•Kifltn lie Mk<'d I'de and he hnd did not pay much attention to him rollowlng are « few of the recent the stick backward slightly and *e iHmpd a inun Mvr.il hrre aiid I rllmtx-d ...be**" glnd to have- him lake mir » and back to Snohomlah went Aver- cases epitomized by the association's began to climb. Next the'stick went np-thir-rililiir. I illilii'l kmm Jmil irlml ahare -of the fojdtip apartment dur surrey, arlttmiinllve uf tlie;trend-of forward to neutral and we leveled off. to do nnd Piirkj^Ofar will^H wet Ing the abMiice of bin Aunt Mlnervn, homlsh WBB too small. Ue joined . current court declsloni: Next be pushed It forward and we lind'TTiyT'Aiint' Kllnerva—'*• 7~ who had gone on n lecture tour I'etp the IlflllnKham aemi-pro club snd "An autoipehlle driver, on meettne •went over a hill" and began to inse Ilia, retnurkalite redial. WH» ent waa uaunlly out ew'il'ign nnd hla then tb~e~Ana.coads clubi^st Butte. or passing a street car which- has altitude. A right turn, then ntie to frfvolouii tlpws on life were rent fill Khort by a nerlea of hl([h RIKKICH, the H Ifl'tbo Copper lllnlng league. It stopped, must anticipate that some of the .eft, and-then • message through Ifiirft Klin wet on tM'r.check*. l>nnt the phnn^a- w ,^ t _r- Ic1I-m«iyfltFlpit loWfiMJ• nur^ln" thMe juueaKert 1mlia^haieJi}lghted--Mwp ttirea, lonlsbt, hnWi'trr. IVte Imdlln league'In Ran Francisco, and when daya- aut-li a aiory IN—'* -aguin mirth pass from behind ttVcar to the other _"Now yon do It HI operate the grrert Tit roa» the editor Into 'reron wlutef cajiie; Earl Was ^)n' Frisco, * h lnlervctiftl.find Rhe'Kiir.ed athlm lu>l|>> i 7y;TryVSrrp ~ nittt. Turn 'to the right." sldering a "tory by a friend nf hl«_ seeing a chance. He got it, made.^ .!'.\Vhe«,*;_triffl£ pBcei,-itter. I leaned the stick to the right three "Vot n rhanr'e' I'eln" Inuttl'fed I.e good, >.was alined to a' Frisco con- onlng: a deaf pedestrian to cross the «| or four laches. The plane banked land "A>i> story cnhreriiltiK a lotely Appiii'ently *hi> did not Intend to Carl Averlll. trset In the Pacific Coast league,' street, signaled • truck driver to pro- sharply, rod fharply. lady lur-ktd ouliflde HomtwhiTe In her Imve liinr fijrrwited, aUjjifl had feared played wl(h that learn fhree sea- ! ^. piayeu wi^p ijrsr. team iore« ceed and the truck.driver pursu»nt . "Now bring the stick back to. new'' pearlr ni'itlfgce alckeiia me l«it thnae nt flmt.' Lelirnd lrl«rto inake hl« son*, was sold l> Cleveland for ISO Out), held out for a part of that to the signal proceeded 4nto intersec- tral," said my Instructor. dame* rnrry a long coat or something KHre aoulftil—never had he neoir n got it, held out on the contract sent him by Cleveland, obtained a con tion, and struck the pedestrian whfle Then as we leveled out be asked The |tlot has whlptfem find Id be iifi KlH no well' worth loukliri- at.. "^ou " A natlonaffIffe ih'oot at Camp rer- cession and finally Joined the Indians. . , proc«filjDt alowly snd with nothing to. ^for-a. lef» turn.• ,,That, too was «d.. Irne to my art If I pifmlttid It to nr« lovely," In. RtitinniTed, union ry, OlUo, would not be ranrplete with* r in JotiH of bin bromldf, "wmidi rful obstruct BUj^flew of tbe pedestrian, steep we seemed to be on our side. slip by me lour Dukle will linn to out the presence of feminine competi- leveled out again too-quickly. submit hi r story +U<'whrre " 'My hnm^-* In I^liinil, Itiindolph and tors. Ueet.Miss Phyllis Sargent 'of u "Ilelax. Now-pullfback on tb"e stick, , The learned Inland had one >lpp— buekjr-iieaV.Ja a bird." . ..' Hartford, Conn.,: whose deadly, aim )lsT«d-havoo with-the tarjeta.-^—— Not too much. Now let KU of the romelt In the garments h* loved-net re«emMe i ^S I t»S ••••rm i. ^, w\l ,_-• urf • Air or tte first lesson*. { •foljowlng throoch" htsi lostructot puts m, 'Straight* flying i •t the controls," ram, srphooes. -Watcb o«T Ings and iaIL Set I. til surface* move earn the stick ~aa sharp looXout for oth- tiling num.. »ltll n: sliHlft ".!!!•• 1"»T i ••;'• '' am to pick them nmiilii u il'iiit I liiMlinli,«K»c1i»e ta>'.-• •grounds." . X) fetft op. My Instrno [ the landmarks of i THE FEATHERHEADS troad.' .a -brickyard. • BMpS-aVtgVWtWjjOMfl illng. -Then he moved LOMESOMt.MNHY'' REDUCED HER WAIST ward slightly and ire Uriooioawwr! . Next the'stlck went IS vMKT «5 0BMM0MIV M*» tral'asd we leveled off, •d It forward and Itr'Ttt operate j! to the right."""' " itlck,to.fhe right three.'.] The plane banked \ irpij. •'•'„ . the stick track to. Instructor. leveled out be asked X.• ^That, toor was no.. i . r .5- d to be on our side, 1 aln too-quickly. puUfback on trie stltk, , Now^let KU of the nr—iKe^plane—feTTls" let' go. Now push for- much.'TTh'ereP'V — the Concrete >.r . -ldltogj.41111—^1 stick back as fur. X.dld, so «e. «l)ut . feet, hovered for i- dropped^ downwind. I : o forward, theq.cnmo-— . . .. F«lr ?' as' It did So SMtine- /THIS VOW MINUTE "I wiiiii'm "liiiw l"il, liidli'smiil lift np unjer me. lli'Sllilu ivttrlM •tall,", my Instructor, mi mi -•;_iiiiw,iiii.iiy iii.lirrllk.bl. r we are gliding. Note ,;,,IIlll, IIKIU-H Illlll KiMllll-lllf". .lllSl Will IdeTTAnlllriBKIe we- nor lose speed." ~-~ tir IKIfl II- «", »r.ynu.i:nii- ' ,i • eled off1 again I was . "('nil mil <"inli ymir-liutr ,wlln »~ - t keeping-the wines of Bgpnneiatfhed>t chlng mj Instruments. rtth • came through the the road on und—the"~roid ; •"Inu-'t ihut milirr 1'iirlyV1 a corkscrew the "N.i, iu> ni'uiii fmin »••«!• ••-l.uMs> - • -• • and Mlffil ^S "—- Mltrw»««^»»«»»—"——" next UughL Bj In- ••(V iiri'iiVlr iiiiihy inililiil ' ini'ii. «Jv,.Barma» gb tbe.apeaklii£-inhe "ri-w'iil'tMl III CHII- JII.W»IIII|HTII." helmet and bj "deaf "i.'i'ilaliily." nii«»i!rt jce ahead of yoa » level :thai ybu-ca'a be;•advised. ""To tell • mi iltMiiniiil ii uiiarurr «( » mllllom . • ej^rlook.^lk AionjLyi!ur^ »ee DivTion yon_ar» iibr.dlt»a>jB.itfeiMF'LIHt^.yi..J.fmii^.^to=ci=TOn^rg.-^ •— I'y^you are cllmblnjt.. .dwiiniids It F>ou. are diving." onnTii I'""' I'll" think,' »vra now, 01 rtgM and left Ihut I vn'lunl hi» affections lightly.*. Ing; rontf^follo»lng, r spoke" again. Idea of1 turu nu n too ah.rujiji^ am| «unii(itr. limnit t» i.l.tmitfil:ot til. fast They should 1 nf •» «t<;<'l' 'I'- " • •,•' and gro -jfully. I iBteTTidderrthd f iIili'liili^Yi-K. lli»f« rlsiit I no»e the controls now. nd for a look In all the-motor to Idllnz he.;Held.-... kJ : * nolsm..t. .--• : ne given to a par- tliB i.ther, yUPt.ll 1» ve' >nua. or Increase la ^^lll fit hit Dlength of service! es aria, per ceot to-., T flfe years to offl- Hllllnjo^-Sonin gipius In neaunUl attper mwl tt^l>utt(inl«M »ui irbken~bj ou> own' onr backs arc tto' cUldrenprelatl»esv '.;:These iSl t» t s M - ^^•'7-. 3 ri. ^J3~L ^ „, «m t» sbitted.io thf BUaMh.' Boy Scouts' Rifle Club Armory If a ranfe in ton cannot b»" secured, RMdle Hl«n. Ftngry School Two shooU have been held by the and Thomas Jeffejiaa High o( Bin, ; sujj beta hare Mams this your, and In- boys 01 th« Cranrord Scoot Blfle Ojb structor Clark expect* _to arrsnct IPHONE t the Union County Rifle Range The to shoulder-match. CRANFOWJ h,id hotforgotten lww'to hltia»«-o—-- them.- agnmi«W«n~a» -tt> na-am, CRAHFOR mar be secured fromany of the n*rc-T «ye and the dew members inadihrapM • e-0444 progress THree new members. WBBain buasf tHedus. 6-0444 jilelson, Chris Witting and Ray Cow- 60443 6-0443 '&, pecthwalte qualified as pro-marksmen and marksmen The two former shot Desirable Stores ui Ofces XXXIII. No. 6-044Z ,6-044 four and the latter three targets J. • •"*// towards their sharpshooter rank. Will FOR RENT . .. i« .i ^"BUILDING -"- ! plonshlp shoot with a score of 330 [cowperthwalte had one poor target MATLHIALS I that puUed his score down to 3J» His ~ Often $20 and op TOP MOfiT OUALITY fourty-three was the highest made dur- B0CKI10TTOM I'HICLS ing the match After leading through- Storav$40 and op _ y^ * out the contest Witting shot two poor OIL can build well with 1 targets and finished third with 330, Cranford and._ Summit Matches will be held Tuesday after- CHARLES DARSH otarians How Plan Will Y our quality' building ma- noons on the Union County Range until cold *eather seta in when the actlvi- ult in Tax Savings, and leriaL _Hicre'a_a_ satis- __ - to-lmproverncats. _. factory amount of reliability • 1/Joint, meeting of the Cranford tfiat Roe« •with each order «hat ^ l8ummir«otary Clubs this noon al Besuurant. Senator Arthur w/s fill Deal With us. lmM at Westfleld presented an • in which he outlined the pro- ud and benefits of the $l0flOW¥» I Issue upon ».hloh the voters «UI jtadJ9*a»s atjhe aenOT}_B55- "STATE POWCB (RSI BV8t.KM~,* — -.- -> next month The substance -o[ ormation and genial police adareis was a»-fol- < toJ every State Police_st&llon in. C O 7^ L » proposed State Bomt'I^ue of ' 10. on the face of It, l» largely erqea with highway development PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 15 I has concommltant fe»lu,res wluch Meats s study wUl show resolves It Into $14.25 •mjirehensive plan of Bute nnanclru Nut Coal $14.25 Egg Coal [tax readjustment It Is. not a tanci- 11.00 I scheme nor ans there jmy ulwrtoi Stove Coal 14.75 Pea Coal int. beWnd it Its oBJret Js plain- _Buck,jCo«l $8.00 o give the State great improvements RReinKMM^ jag and todo so not only by impos Purchase your Cool locally and .save money. tcAMP TRUSTEES REVIEW fact that our prket are no Ingher in companion than ) no additional burdens'on the tar Give ACTlVmEB t)F YEAR jera, but actuaUy by relieving then Y ^We~rn^k7"n"o" cKkrfe' ToTCoaTthaf i.carried\ - — •some which they now carry Y Musical Recital (Continued from page one) thoM of inferior grades should be an imwithre to try ,»-a policy of- financing.-the propo \ diitount of 50c if paid.within ten days best-be carried tiut-onHhe land- i our better grade of fresh meat*. U as simple as a b, ti) Tin { Patchwork scribed* - j^jit-of the proposed Issue, 1100, i,» Thr |>Ia> Miss No order too srnall to receive our uiual aervice Quilt and the musical jgram given As an example of how the camp »as CjOOOi is made up of three dlBeren Ui ilii iniptls of Mrs A. _.Oif at Un- managed, the dally program 1s sho«n Uawdated items The first author coin School last Baturday afternoon 0 59, reville by camp bugler. 7 18. 7»T70OO,0O0 for the purchase of wa pr^ed to be a lery fine entertainment call for dip in lake. 1 », assembly and d properties against future mu aiuTwas -thoroughly enjoyed Many flag raising. 7 30, breakfast, charge of needs, the second $10.000 00 7TnSi1icntsVDre heard on the qualntness grace, announcerncnts_oj=plansjor the „« construction' in State lnrtitu of the old-fnshloirtd costumes. day and dismissalismissal. 9 00 assemblassemyy, 1ST and "the third M3OMOO0 fc 9.15, activities begin—keep Tlie first part of the program con- speetlonp , " '"'"' ^Ihway development and ellmlnatio 15, activities change. 11 15, f trade-crosulngs. — vt the following-selection*, all of all busy; i ftcre crcdlUbly rendered: "Voy jwlmmlng instrucUons for aj. 1! The are all -peruunent improM d" (O, " ' assembly, announcements, 12:30 lunch i which are of as much slgnlfl announcement of winners of • "- to taming generations in tl CHARLES « as to tliose no.w living. The co i lie met by money borrowed by tr 24 Union Ave.,N.^ Cranford didapeFiodoI thli g gpdrepap ming for-all^JJO, i-aTCfronC SATISFACTION S 85, colors. 6 00 supptr. 6 30. play years, "with inleresC'at *~ pi rCftANFOROlT. period begins, assignment of counsel- _ | iHt aTStodern Method ors to boats for following day. 7 15 not necessary for rnc to sui evening program begins, 8 JO, call to Uhe great bulk of the worlc J^^dcheclc^lghts ,^5-done on- crwlli—4ir_jm This typical program Is followed! » do;- to be convinced of tl Vtrginla Straughan. "Pw»«»* ~' , Is to glance at the boi ar h m M dally. The various periods are varied PRESENT Blnguet). Dolly »» » * ^ V^ as to what takes place but the boys BUUas, Nafle-PelUer; "Excerpts from are never allD«cd to »andcr around or 5"T£vau»re .8 Smith). DUJ^ get Into mischief O»mcs, contests and if hikes as »ell as nature study and soSeihing Ilka tnedtet craftsmanship are all part of the pro* I , .w_f-mustekeer> «b«« of Condition A meeting of the board of trustees ^, whUtl. in a financial sense, t will be held nt a very early d.Uc to \ not done In the past Her peo, it the Improvements that are cc September 24, 1930 The play. "Mlns Polly's ., consider the various suggestions and PRICES ecommendatlons and to transact the 1 In'the bond issue and should tit lulttl. »ai men given, wiU. the fol and New Jersey should pay •inVcast Mrs Minerva Sprague. H justness of the association Plans »lll m » made for raising money for next _ai after the most approved metr IMcaraham. Jonas Sprague. 8 Marko- | modem finance LiU. Tommy Sprague. M. Robertson. icar and Judging by the attendance and $14.25 RESOURCES LIABILITIES conditions of the season Just closed • • • Mr 'Can the program of the be '£» Ehlra-TBascom. C. McCaulr NaV NUT. . c be accomplished and at the SA lirANS, on Demantl and Time IU1S.1MU * - •* next y«iar should slum a marked In- crease In' attendance The camp Is t taxpayers relieved of some of tr 711,762 «» iSSS "^l'M» 8u«n Pratt, V hhCUMTUH 1 supported by voluntary contributions 14.75 1 burden? That Is the m usuivintD pRorm " . Ell Pratt. F rullcr. EUen Pratt, STOVE . JX to bo considered »nd if Oontlstlng of U.. B'dovernmenC Mrs Liable Iiett*. M Dl- The price of board is placed n,t n 0g- lUUrwd Public Utilities, Municipal ujtc that-»lll enable (ui> bo} who has vrf are satisfied on this point- tr, tir-in. M. Crane, Charlie I not be tftc Highest ^lunbt of- "•*—iBa "SOW "Mgtl-trB to *nr»Hmn Autorhobile* andr ii»nhaiW -• - rot detaBed leaflet giving^ttae- AVENUE Trucks tables and Tabs write W V. ahrpleyrTassenger'Trafllc Man-, CRANFORD • •gerTltt Ltoerty SU New York, iqE