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SCHOOL ELECTION DISCUSSED BY TAXPAYERS’ ASSOOATION

AT TOWN HALL MEETING HERE

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Rev. Buckholtz Takes Parish

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PAGE TWO

M rs. Robert L indsay Passed A w ay A fter

A Lingering IllnessMr*. Ophelia L indsay , ‘w ife of

Sew er Commissioner R obert L indsay, of 443 Second avenue, passed aw ay on Wednesday night at St. .fames H ospital, in Newark following a lingering illness.

M r . u iw say n w e i w iruiii mgh blood pressure fo r th e pas t several years, and has suffered several alight strokes. On Monday n ig h t ijhe su ffered another stroke , ami was taken to the hospital on Tuesday. She becam e unconscious a t th e tim e of the la s t stroke.

Mrs. Lindsay, when in good health.

THE COMMERCIAL LLADfcR, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 19J0 - ■ — r— - _

THEATRE GUILD PLAN TO ASSIST

UNEMPLOYED

ENGINE STRIKES TRUCK, D RIV ER IN

NARROW ESCAPE

w«s an active Republican worker.For several years she waa county eom-mitteewoman in the *ixtb district.

Mrs. Lindsay, who was fttijnsi* j years of age at the time of her death, has lived in Lyndhurst for the past1twenty-one years. —t : 1’ • j .. ...,

She was also an active member of; The nationwide m ovem ent to ass is t! Oanie) Costonella, of 288 Orient the St. Thomas Ep -copal Church the unemployed • L being seriously Way, had a narrdw escape from death

a ia r ish . Rev. Franklin Faver, rector considered by th e L yndhur-t L ittle or serious injuries, when the truck V 'if th a t church will conduct services Theatre Guild, and a benefit is being wit ch he was driving waa struck by

for Mrs. Lindiiay from her late home, planned to take place previous to th e a, ; n il engine of the Lackawanna on Saturday afternoon. Interment Christmas holidays. I jailroad at the fcroaamg on Valleywill follow in Ridgelawn Cemetery, Howard Collins, a m em ber o f the Hruok Avenue.D etaw anna. Guild iiitroducei) the sub jec t a t a C o to n e lia told Officer Fred Bayer

meeting held bv th e o rganization in who m ade the investigation, that he Mrs. Lindsay i* survivedI by_ her the Lyndhurst T h ea tre Building on was driving east on Valley Brook

husband, two daughter-, Eliaaoeth, Monday n ip t. He suggested th a t the avenue, when he saw the drill engine who live* at hom e, and Mrs Frederick <;8jy present sketches an d 'su g g este d land ing on the tracks. Believing D asler, c f Nutley: and three wins,. jg y an attempt lie m ade to in te re s t th a t th e engine would remain where W illiam of Carlstadt; and Alonzo and othpr local organ izations in th e work, it wa* he attempted to crost theVictor, who reside at home. He was of the opinion th a t th e I.ynd- tracks. When he g o t in the cen ter of

hur t Elks Would be interested .Allan Pasch, d irec to r, suggested

that the entire township he asked to assist the unemployed. He thought that if all organ izations be asked to support a play L-taged bv the Guild that tbe .proceeds would be large.

The Guild will r»r«tent “T hree W ise Fools”, a drama, a t th e L yndhurst (heat re on W ednesday, N ovem ber ifltfc. A report w as m ade by C has. K**», chairm an of th e ticket com m it- te - reported th a t th e ticket* a re being -old very rapidly. Allan I’aseh director, is coaching th e play.

-------o— —AOVKKTISE IN THIS 1'AI'F.R

FOR KESIPLTS

THOR S p e e d I r o n o rD o es F a s t a n d T h o r o u g h W o rk

O n F . tva y ol simplif>’in;r housework is to do your ironing with on electric imncr. The Tbor Speed Ironer is easy to operate, for it only require* you to gukle the articles as t!i<> are pressed. The ironer beats quit 1:1 y and has a 1 rr:j*c ironing surface, to the work goes along cfuickl \ . I roning Is cut down to a pteaSiUlt task uecompirsltrd in a few hours.

J79.5><) cash or $*>125 on ttrrna of J® down arid eighteen months to pjy the balance.

the tra c k , the engine started and he WE' compelled to swing his truck and go in the direction that the engine was going, but never the less theengine struck the truck, and’overturned it. Coxtonella said that he jum ped before the engine struck thetruck.

In jum ping Costonella fell to the ground, in ju rin g his knee and hand. Costonella said that he did not wee a flagman a t the crossing, but when th " police officer arrived at the scene, the flagm an was on duty.

John M oniselta, of 182 Palisade avi nue, Je rsey City, was the engineer, and G eorge Webber of Lindenhurst, L. 1. w a the conductor. Both men were released after questioning by

police.the

HIGH SCHOOL GOES ON PA R T

TIME IN FEB.The Board of Education Tuesday

night decided to place the high school on double session time. Though it had *»en planned to take the measure next September, it was decided Tuesday night it would aid tbe department to take th? step in February

Need of additional facilitie in1 Lyndhurat has made the step ireces- »ury. When the board presented n project for a *750,006 school it was defeated three to one by the voter,?. More than sixty classes are on part time. By establishing the double time system sixteen cbss-s will be taken off part tins*.

Explaining the necee ity for changing in February Mr. Batten pointed out there were 183 ehildren in the seventh grade ready for promotion£ , ^ 1el»hth.*™d«*- T W ar« 181In the lower eighth grades at aryfent

Promotion of children to the seventh grades will make it neces-ary to have live room* ready. The Franklin School has only four room . Mr Batten said by installing the eighth grades in the high school the move would leave vacancies in the grammar schools instead of crowding them.

Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes will attend morning classes if the boards present plans are carried out.I be freshmen and eighth grades will attend afternoon classes that will start about 12:30 o’clock and last until 5

P.M.' Mr. Batten sa ment Would not be at full time but would was bring used at the

Jalo S. Lehti recommended that Mr.

? ati*factorv as. ^ rv fa.be b e tte r Own

Batten's suggestion . approved u

board. Maurice W. ealiirtg the new syi would be mi leading i would get nearly as hey were attending

out. It JBT bv the

urphy declared em part time

; the students time as if

ular session.The board will meet ‘next Tuesday

in i; rpec al session to receive ypeci ficatior.-. from an architect-regarding con.-.t ruction of a showier and faculty r om :n the high school basement. A . am of t'i.OOO has beer placed in the bad get for the mtrk. Plan.- that wers drawn up recently however call for a j >b that will cost $9,AX. a ; s a d Tuesdajf night the re

p a ir f o n d o f ilHWWfr crraM *tand the b i r i e n of tbe expense] Though Fahy ttijo c ted to the exjpenditure of more M y -than wa* appropriated in the buH*eet, the board decided it would have sufficient balance after the ex- P'-nse of the p ro jec t was tak en from th f fund.

Mra. Harry Gi

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ried Other . ,

Favier, Mrs.

_ Las Cl*b. Mrs. William

Mrs. John Bogan car-

were Mrs. Louts Brockman, Mrs.

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Refreshments and a social haur followed th# games.

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CLEAN RUGSB R E

R IV E R R O A D M E E T IN G

P.T.A.TUESDAY

P V BL? C (^ S E R V IC EP7i

Tv..:- I.-. V. /.AM l r ,::ry rmJ I riday m in in g s .it JI * f'u '"j * f ‘T>.r-ni at 2 to hear talk* on li'jrtK* Miui.wjfTtn ,,t l>y /.4«i IW»M4r Swaiui,di.vtc. c.i i <u, ’ l i e t lie Depar«me*»<.

L Y N D H U R S TSUPPLY MARKETQ u r M otto Smile an d H u s t le '

K IN G S L A N D A V E Cor. R ID G E R O A DLYNDHURST

' Phones R U th erfo rd 2^4450'? 1

(S U N K IS T — Large Size)

P R U N E SLarge Budded Diam ond

» r |- - 3 5 c l l )Quick SettingR o y a l D e s s e r t

All Flavors I pkgs 20c

LARGE NEW LAID

E G G S 2 9 c dozLYNDHURSTS FAV O RITE

C O F F E E 2 9 c lbT R Y A P O U N D • -LA C H O Y SPROUTS .. .............................. 17cLA C H O Y NOODll-ES or SO Y S A U C E 22cPALM OLIVE SOAP . . I cake* 20cCLOUDY AM M ONIA bottle 15c

BLUE GOOSE Thin Skin and Juicy

O R A N G E S 2 9 c d ozE X T R A FIN E L A R G E

B A N N A N A S 2 5 c d ozSELEC TED U. S. N o. I

I D A H O P O T A T O E S 9 9 c1' Ih. bav;

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R IB R O A S T 3 2 c lbBOSTC.N Bnnrlrwt N o 9 ’u i r

P O T R O A S T |2 9 c lbF R E E D B L 1 V I 1 Y

T h e Kiver Road A ssociation will ho ld > m eetin g Tue clay even in R iver Road School, d e n t, Mrs. (i. G. Osthi T h e guest sp e ak e r of be M r . E. D. Cray, All father? , m em ber* co rd ially invited.

Parent-Teacher i Father’s night j

ing at 8:15 p.m,: with the presi- imer, presiding, j

the evening will; of Rutherford,

and friends are

F R E E

Lb. SUGAR WithEvery Purchase Over $1.00

LET ME BEAT A N D SH A M POOTHEM FOR YOU

SPECIAL LOW PRICES NOW

All Work Guaranteed

R. Bartlett632 4th Sc, Lyndhunt

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B U Y N O W A N D S A V E F I F T Y

3rd ANNIVERSARY — S A L E

S a le B eg in s

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Lb. SUGAR WithEvery Purchase Over 50 Cents

552 VALLEY BROOK AVE

H O S I E R YMens Working Suck';, sizes 10 to Q _ 12. BJatk, brown, f’i.ty. Per pair . .

^ 1 . 0 0Mens Silk Sox, lancics <>r plain colors. 35c pair or pair

TRIUM PH H< )SE, CHIFFON. ALL SILKftKeg. $ 1.1)0 a pair . . . . I 69cladies Full Fashion Silk ROSE Wfa to10. Servke arid Sheer. RejJ. $ 1 .V>Her pa

Ladies Chillon Hose; lull fashion, d 1 A n wire silk;-X*- j to 10 Reg. SI .50 s a l e r 1 ,U U

Ladies MERCERIZED HOSE. Very 2Qc fine lisle, all colors, all sizes, a pairLillies Al.$1 .00 . . . .

WOOL HOSE. Keg. yfaSilk ami Wool Hose, lor Misses and Ladies. Reg, 79c. Per pair ...........Childrens Stockings,25c. Rer pair . . . . . .

All Sizes. Reg.

' Childicu* Stnckingn, All -sizes. Reg. ‘I l j , He. Per p a i r .......................... ............

Biys S<ix, 8 to ll*/2- Regular 29c. t Q _ Per p^ir ..............................................

Hoys Six. M'/2 to II. Regular >9c o e . Per pair ........... ..

Hoys Sox, 7 to 9 |/2, Regular Tf)c j c . Per pair ....................... .Boys wool Knickers lined elastic C l j e Belt and Bottoms Reg. II 95. S;lle ,P ^ • '^ ^

Ladtes Broadcloth slips, size, 16 ta jte 44. S a le ............... ............................. .. Sizes 46 fn ^2. Sale 5»c

lOO Pair ftl Curtains, odds and ends and _ Panels to be -<ilj at half «t co«st price.

U N D E R W E A RQiildrens Union Suits. Size 2 to 10. Sale 50c

E-Z Union Suitsthe fine Uncle Don is advising you tu buy every day dyer W QR. Short and Long. Sizes 2 to IS o n Drop Seat Reg. $1.25 ......................................0 >C

E Z Silk and Wixil Union Suits for girls, o o Sizes 2 to 13. Reg. $ 1 . 4 9 ................ v vOCE'Z Union Suits2 to 13

ion Suits for Boys. Part Wool, Lings Q O _ and Shorts 2 to 17. Reg. $ 1 .49, Sole

W inter Weight Mens Union Suits. Sale Sizes 36 to 44 ........... 9 5 cSummer Union Suits for Men. All Sizes. S.,Ic Sizes 36 to 46 . . . . . . . . . 4 5 cPart Wixil Union Suits for Men. Sizes 36 to 44. Reg. $1.69. Sale ........................ $ 1 .35Silk and Wool Union Suits tor Ladies. S.il

'• 6 9 1Heavy Weight Shirts and Drawers lor Men *rtr

S«fe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . / 5 C

Childrens Shirts and Drawers. Sizes 2, to 14 ? r On Site 2 .................. ^CMisses Silk and Wool Vests . . Sizes 6 to 14 ............. 2 5 cSilk Vests, Panties, Bloomers. Step-ins Reg. 69c Sale ........... ................... 4 5 cInfants Flannel Kimonos. Sale

2 5 cDr. Demons Sleeping Gowns, size 0 to 3 sale ()er

Sizes 4. to 6 Sale $1.25 'Ladies Flannd Gowns. Sale . . . . . .

Extra Size 95c 7 5 cKiddies Creepers, Sizes I to 3 Sale . . . . .

3 5 c

S W E A T E R SMens Sp<Art Coat Sweaters.Worsted, all sizes. Reg. $4 .00. .Men Sha'Reg $8.00. Sale

Me is Overalls

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Boto

$ 1 .2 5

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Slip Overs, all wool. Size 32 C t Q c ' 6 . Reg. $2.98. Sale .............

ns All Wool Slip Overs. Reg. ^ 00. Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

■ns Sleeveless Slip Overs. Heavy ( t l *7 C it. Rqj.. $2.98. S a le ................. *

T<toSa!

■s Slip Qm*i, Silk and Wool <Ct e n to JO. Reg. $2.25. Sale . . . . . .

ts Slip ( Kers and Zipper Sweaters. 26 30. Pure Wrxd Reg. $2.49

B« ys and Girls Slip Overs. 26 to 36. Large Assortment. Values $1.25 to $1.75Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. .

K ddie- Three Piece Knitted Set*. Red,Bllie, Tan and Pink, Reg. $3,98 *7^Sale

Boys Knickers. All sizes.

6 9 c - $ 1 .3 5>ys Reversihlc Leatherettes, res. C l *CA m . Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . „ f * M V

BUY NOW! PRE WAR PRICES! SAVE 50% AND GEt'YOUR Slir.AB FRFFI I . . . VT.- I Iv ■■ ... T 1 J....1 1 —— _______________

— Wt wl FU L L S IZ E #2.98 to $4.49 ~~ C om forters Full S u r

»(K) C hildn-m D r w w and Ensem ble Suit*— Big V alue , R , s . il.W ) to SI

Boys j Piece W o n te d S u ia . Reg. JVOQ tu ^.Too Sal- *2.50

Boys W W tabl* Swt* and W inter Suite. Reg. #1.00 to Vl.W Sak

and Extra Size |2.$0 to $6.10W. Sale 5<V t o 8 9 c .

to 11.50

........ .......—— - ' 79* to I1 J 5 _________

Do Not Miss Our 3rd Anniversary Sale Which Will Begin Today and Continue For 2 Weeks and Remember We Have 5(0 Pounds of Supr To Give FREE T«j Customers On Saturday

RICKMAN’S 552 Valley Brook Ave.

S a le C ontinues

2 W eek s

$1.98; Heavy Coat Sweaters 100% Wool, I Collars. Navy and Tan. < te art M.00. Sale ............................3 Q .- H J

Metis Fleece Lined Working * rcO-Mts, Sale ..............

Mens Working Pants 2 5 to ^ j

r»s Broadcloth Shirts. Fast Gilors Q e _ 2 to 17. S a le ................

Arm istice O bserved By E verym an 's C lass

F.v*rym»n.«’ Bible Claim played host last Sunday aaam iag, »t its annualArmistice Day Cel3»ration, to tbe Veterans of three war*.

The delegation* included—Civil War Veterans, John Hilton Carop, United Suanish W ar Veteran* of Rutherford, Kutherford Post No. 100 e f the American Legion and the H. G. B arringer Post No. 19». American Legion of Lvndhur<t Included ip the American I/egion, delegation were the County Cunomander, R«4>ert Rirnn of, P a r t Ridee, a mentbef of Rutherford Post awl the Rutherford Post Drum and Hugle Corps.

l.ieut. Irvington, who was chairmantogether with pi conducted the service*.

A rraign M an On G irls’ C harges Next W eek(Continued from I'age 1)

erford where they were to he employed in » barber *hop on Ames avenue owned by Jerry Bussuco. The assault and battery charge k» the result of l’arruta placing his arm about tile neck of Miss Purae ami attempting to kiss her, while enruute to Kutherford on the* lawkawanna ferry boul.

Tarruta is charged with selecting both yoOng ladies, each at a different employment bureau on Lexington avenue, New York City.

Mi u Michell told the police that she paid her own way to Rutherford ami that after they arrived there sht wa4 introduced to Busaaco, and all three went for an automobile ride tc Passaic. While driving through l’as- saic the girl did not like the turn that things were taking und jumped from the car. She made her way back tu Kutherford and filed a complaint again-t I'urruta. Officer Jack Penta Was detailed to make the investigation.

Two days later Parruta brought Mis, ('arae to Rutherford, and upon arriving there they entered an ice cream parlor. Parruta stepped outside for a minute and steppe,) intc the arms of I'enta Who arrested him. The girl waited for. two hours, and then attempted to borrow money to gu back to New York, but wa* turned over to the police. ,

MKT AT STATIONWhen she arrived at the police sta

tion, she met her friend I’urruta, and then told her story of how she came to Kutherford on promise of a job, und how th e man had attempted to hug and kiss her on the boat, telling her that* he fell in love with her ut first sight, and wanted lo Marry her.

l’arrilta has an apartment at .10 I’ark avenue, lliutherford. He is married and is the father of four children who live at the Passaic" home. He paid the fare of tlVe Pars*. gfrl to RUtherford. ” ; _

Miss Michell is the daughter of John Michell, of Newark, who is a church organist. The father wan indignant when he learned that his daughter was lured to Rutherford on promise of securing a position as hair dresser. He feel* certain he said that Parruta is an agent of a White Slavers ring. He is happy in the thought that his daughter wfts warned on time to possibly prevent a terrible experience. When the Newark lwlice were <tuesUoned in regard to the Michell family; they were described as being a "flne and well b»ed family".

Both Bussaco and Parruta will be h*j*T<l Wednesday. Hussaco is out on *.i00 hail a.- a material witness while I arruta is confined to the Hackensack Jail in default of the «,SOO hail.

C atholic D aughters ' O fficers Installed H ere

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Miss A. Skelly, of Hasbrourk Heights; Miss Gladys McCar, of Dum ont; Mra. M argaret Skane, of P a su ic ; Mrs. Grace Keller, of Bergen held; Mrs. Matilda Brueck, of Hasbrouck Heights; Mrs. Nell Conover of Nutiey.

The P a rt grand regents present were Mias Mary Ro*ers, Mrs. Julia Wrtmeyrr, Miss Kthel Rennie, Mrs. Mary Howard, of Lyndhurst Court; Mrs. ’ Nellie She, han, of H&sbrouck Heights; and Mrs. Mary Bruell, of Hasbnrark Heights.

Past State Grand Regent Mrs. Hamell, of Jersey City. ,,

the evening. There were more than three hun

dred persons present including delegations from the courts of Jersey City, Passaic, Nutley, Belleville, Kearny and Hasbrouc* Heights.

Vocal solos by Mrs. Anna Flynn, of Lyndhurst anil Mrs. Mary Bruell of Hasbruuek Heights; accompanied cn the piano by Miss Ethel Rennie, were features of the evening.

Following the inMallatum ceremonies, a social tim<‘ was enjoyed by all, and a general get-to-gether uf f riendless among the local and out of town guests.

Sandwiches, home made cake, cjffee ami ice cream were served by a committee consisting of Miss Mary Rogers, Mrs. Bur,5., Mrs. Maher, Vlrs. Broderick, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. ’homas Landells, Mrs. Julia Wet- ueyer, Mrs. Margaret McCann, Mrs. d. McCaff^rty, Miss Bertha Mohl, Miss M. Braccia, Mrs. Stinson, Miss Rennie, Mjss Wolf, Mis. M. Moure, Mrs. ti. N««ry, Mra. K. O’Mally and Mrs. K. Blum.

THE COMMERCIAL LEADER. FRIDAY. NOVfcMBtR U .

Local R eports

e f C o u n tj Legion

The American . meeting was held W

Mlriain Bullock hostessae foe Um eve-

on N o v e „ W I t f t e sHm of wa* spent during the month by H aas throughout the county for needy case., 5** ex-service men were rare,)« 5 ? " ? — *«» » ftam «*<• fa it attended the annual county luncheon

a t the Swiss Chalet «n November tt. S rs. Rejijuiwe, our Unit P r u d e n t is co*nty Music Chairman and had charge o f the chorus and alao sang m the quartette . Me,. R e«igue Ik organising a chorus in our local w i t . Cigarette* and cart!* will he M t on Thanksgiving to seventy-live »>-»r- viee men who nee our pmtemw at CMtle Point and also one in c S iK m iT .. , l voted to give monr* for the t hrM m aii fund with which the county will send Christina* gifts te Castle Point and also one in California The sum of 4200 w*k spent for this worthy cause. One hundred New Je*ney m en are at C»slle Plant.

Monday afternoon before Armistice, wreathes were placed on Memorial trees « t Municipal Building and <>n tlie canon a t Vetfraft* Park.

We reg re t to hear th a t M i* ft*, back who was a nurse in the WWId W ar is suffering the effects of gas received in vji* war. Greetings have been sent through our unit to her in California. W e rregret to grant a

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that next Wednesday night the Little Theare Guild will make its first full length bow with the three act play titled “Three Wise Fools” at the High School. That means you have a ticket. However, if one of you happened to escape, there s lT chance a feto seats will be sold at the door. Be there, by all means be there. It’s not every Wednesday night a Little Theatre Guild makes a bow.

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llev. George Muller, pastor of the St. Matthew’s Kpiscopal Church, has the eye of a showman. When he arranged to bring Maud Van Steubenj a soprano winger, to town next Sat' urday night at the high school, he addi>d a touch o f . allurement to the program by honking the IKomuntic Troubadour, a' Spaniard who is said '.o Is? a member of the Spanish Court. Besides those two a violinist, Philipp Scharf, will play.

Recommended to those who like what we like: An article on William Randolph Hearst. the newspaperman, in November's American Mercury— “The Little Dog Laughed” by I .canard Mei rick which Happens to be the best group of short stories we've read In some time—Rev. Charles Alexander j Ross any Sunday morning at the j Rutherford Bible Claas e*erckes— ; That Lyndhurst-Hasbrouck Heights football game tomorrow—A Board of ’S'lucation meetinganjiime—Th. M«n- hattan sky-Kne seven o'clock any nifht from the rear of a Christopher Street ferry boaWThat c»»>*in*ad«w rid* on the Jersey City-Lyndhurst line

transfer to Mr,. Clara Kichman tram our chanter to tbe Richfield Chapter where «Aa ia new living, She was our Unit President and past County (‘resident. The drift Thursday afternoon of every month there will be a card party at the Hut. Mrs. F.d-

irp, Mr-. Daris and Mrs. An- have charge of the

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peopriateMethedist church. T W speaker fo r the day was Mr*. Charie* W Brelle, who used ae her suhjact, “The Good Soldier”.

In the aheenee af the preaMent, Mrs. John Daridaon, whe wm enjoying a motor trip to t i e w England, past president, Mra. Geeirge Heiland was in charge of the devotional seniee. Mrs. Frederick Resseguie led the singing, with Mra, R 11. Cook at the

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sion will be the vice president o f the eteaa, Miw Anne M. Hill H er will he "Mary and M artha”,

Once again the grim reaper. t>eath, has taken «ne fr«m» the ranks of Ihe class, Mrs. R. W. Lindsay, -who H eard away at,, Stf- James H osp ita l,,Newark, on Wednesday afternoon. The class will attend the funeral at her late home, 443 tieeond ave, in a ho,ly on Satu^ay afternoon presotent Mrs. John IVavidsoti is in charge «f plans. , ■ | —»•

DANCE PLANNED BY FELLOWSHIP HERE

On Thursday, N«»en«b< r 6th, thi'Young l*wople’» Fellowship of St 1 Thomas' Chun h held it* weekly meet- :Ing in the Parish Hall. There was; a large attendance and we were please,! to.see so many new members present. The members discussed plans for a dance to be held In Janu- j try and Mbs D. Bridgeman was appointed Chairlady. There is a wel* | cone awaiting the Young l*eop!e of j the Church who would like lo join us-and an enjoyable owning assured you ....each Thursday. Ue on hawl Thurssiay lN , u m , m . i . m w t*M •> at Ui hoar |fw 1 >.* ,.i» -»*i ji- t

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niltfec are now making extensive plans for the development of Scouting in Woodridge during the coming year, ami. those inlerentcd in this character developing organisation for tht- boy- hooil of 'WpoaHdffc, (Irru Mr. Lim- lierg’s leadership.

Leadership Training Caurve Opens For Scouters

The fifth annual Leiuler#liijj Training Course, of the South Uergen Scout Cooncil, openM on WitdnesdHy evening, November 5th, with nn enrollment of about 25 men, interested in receiving further training In the technique of scout troop operation. These men will meet weeHy, for n period of ten week*, in » program of intense training in boy psychology.

The scoot leaders meet at the Presbyterian Parish House, on Wodnrday evenings, at 8:15 p.m. You are welcome to join with them in their train- ihtr program.

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American cities charged that there was a well-established, three-cornered alliance between the police department, the corrupt politicians and the criminal element. Protection of tins nature is the greatest possible stimulant tt) crime. 1( can only he stopped by a public demand for the enforcement of basic, long-established laws.

Crime statistics indicate that major crimes such as murder, manslaughter and robbery are on the increase. This in spite of a vast volume of suppressive legislation, which, while it restricts the law-abiding, has no effect on the law-breaker.

A BA ND ON THE RECOUNT?

Is Bergen County's shrievalty recount, just when it is becoming so effective a cheek-crcascr, to lie abandoned?Every citizen who appreciates a good joke should hope not.

M r. Borg has been an admirable funster in the past.But his present spectacle is unusually amusing.

A recount is almost as rare an entity as a newspaper publisher who spends money to benefit the public without subtcranncanly anticipating some benefit from the expenditure himself. It is because such rarctics arc combined so neatly in the present case that abandonment of the rccount now would be so unfortunate.

Legal opinions differ on the question of Sheriff Reilly's incumbcncy rights two ways—Democratic and Republican. Singular is the fact, however, that, with usual talent in such situations, the Democratic legal viewpoint happens to be the wrong one.

The law specifically reads that, pending alleged impediments lo the legal right of an elected official to assume office, this official must (not “ought to”, notice) function in a de facto capacity.

Were Mr. Reilly to rustically accept Democraticinterpretation Of his present dilemma, Bergen County would be without a sheriff an illegal status. The law, the Democrats forget, allows the senior coroner to fuction its sheriff only in the event that the sheriff dies.

Unfortunately for Mr. Borg and his hew partyallies, the Democrats, Sheriff Reilly is far from dead. On the contrary, he seems incredibly alive for a man who has been subjected to such unsportsmanlike treatment from cut-throat friends and enemies. •- <:>

It is hoped Mr. Borg’s notorious sense of humor will not allow our rccount-epic to die before its first act barely , 'the bmicm"nt *Tf Zimmerman, year* ago, had the

Iv 'i»n n l a v r i l F o r 'I m a n SO n u b l i c i z e d a s a n r o d u c c r I the W ^ stm n sle r Church, <111 F riday I cham pion troop o f South Bergenn a s IX tn p i a y c u . r o r a m a n s o p u n i u s c u «u> a j n o u u c c i (^ nu t ,aU.r thilJ| 7 ;45 M' County, h a ^ c rv in g aa t a w ta tw f e r ofof public farces. Its demise SO would bring voluminous: Frank Lane, Deputy Scout Commis-i this troop. Mayor &nmierman * ra- _, * . , ^ ! sinner, and Mr. J. E. Selliek iMout j turn to scouting, prove- the truth ofuwcrcdlt to his name. ----- MHWutive, will be-at the meeting to the oM *taae “Once a srojit, always

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HUE INSURANCE REAPS SMAI.I. PROMT l Z t X S j ! l S m lV f c 5--------------.— I llergen Scout Court of Honor will l*e.i •«* activities.-

, , ' i . . . i i 1 (held on Thursday afternoon, Novem- Associati-d with Mayor /.nrinierinanIt has long been an established economic principle i,,. otit, ;i,t 4 'p.m . in the *ewit jon.the «c»ut committee, »re Messrs.

that every, business is entitled to a fair profit for the j 1 ottr* t iW r .“vice or commodity it sells. i"* of i»> puty Seout- X - 1 - / 1 4 ( ommtMoiirr prank McUh*s, chair*

The fire insurance inuustry is one ul tne curncrstoncs! m.io or th<- <T»urt of Honor.All |my» ili'AiniUN o f eurninfc Om*

advanced h<»n«»rK o f inuntlilt* 1 !»**»•* m u ilu a tio u H not l « t r r th a n Moiuliiy.) NoM intn r 17th.

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Scout NotesNew .Scout T ro o p for l.yndhuislA n additional lloy Scout troop will .

lie o rgan ired in L vndhufrt, <m Frida) j evening of th ia .w e e k , a t th e W est-! m inster P re sb y te rian C hurch, an Ridge Hoad, l.yndhurst. Thi.,4 troirji will lie known as Troop No. 4 of LjmiRtursL and will, lie under the direction o f Mr. G eorge N utting , a fo rm er Ea^le Scout, and a man of wide experience in scouting leadership. ‘ • ‘ 'J ,J;. >

All boys in te rested in jo in ing thi* troop , are requested to tie a t the

i to boys who qualify for them before th e Ja n u a ry C ourt o f Honor, which

; will be held ua Ja n u a ry 2Uth.Inasm uch a* there are such a large

num ber of lloy Scout* now enrolled :n South H crgeC llloops, this m eeting will lie open o n lj to lloy Scout - regularly reg is te red as of T’elimHi y 1st, 1931. i ' 4

Mayor ZiNWMan AHsttntea Chairmanship of Scout Committee,

Mayor K arl Kimtnerman, o f Kast R utherford , ha» asxumed th e cliair- m anvhiu o f the E a s t H iutlterfor.l I)i> tr ic t Scouting Coinm ittce, for the y ear (M L

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of the American social and economic structure. It provides us with a vital form of protection, on which credit, trade, home building, industrial development .ind business relations of all kinds depend. In the trust sense ol the word, it is a public service industry.

Yet fire insurance companies have operated for years without adequate profit. Many of them.have actually lt>st money According to W . E. Mallahcy, General Manager of the National Board of Fire Underwriters, bedween l^2*> and l v>29, inclusive, the industry earned an underwriting profit of only 1.12 per cent. The Nanonal Qm- venuon of Insurance Commissioners has s.tid that the industry should have a five | x t cent return to make certain of that security that is rightfully demanded from fire insurance

The public has had the Ixrnclit for many years ol constantly decreasing insurance rates. The industry's dil ficulty lies in the mania of legislator* for more regulation, ^wooooooc and constantly mounting insurance taxes. It is said on H«»od authority that no great industry suffers more from the ravages of the tax collector And suggestions for still more taxes and still more insurance laws arc always forth- coding.

It is dangeious to lamper with ihe fire insurance industry The American people should demand that it bo allowed a "living wage.”

for ■ ervier on this committee, which has already started to function fur

| the betterment of, scouting activities I lit East Rutherford.

Mr. Otto l.imhrrg New Scout Chairman Fur Woodridge

Mr. Otto, l-inilici’g, of fw'W Mooij- achie Ave., WoodrWgi', has aj*umed the chairmanship of the district committee- for his municipality. Mr,

is being planned fo r U w b er* has long I wen associated with February (ith, P.lltl. the Buy Scout m ovem ent, having

of South llc igcitA huge m ass m eeting o f all scout?

of South lle rgen , isF riday evening, Fe— „ . , , __ . , . . . . . . . .. .... _a t which t ine Mr Iternt llalchen, pi- served as T re a su re r of th e Krona lot of the plane Floyd llennett, which Council, for a Ion# num ber (if years, flew over the South Pole w ith Com- ! HI* en try into S ou th B ergen Scuut-maltdtT Hvrd, will s|n ak. . illg, M hailed as a distinct advantage

Mr llaic’hen is verv miiili in terested ' fl’' the boys of W oodridge, ill that i t .in the lloy Seoul movement, lie hav- i* well known, t t e t w hatever Mr. ing lieeii one of the original lloy L im berg put* ht- hand and in te re s t to .Seoul . «.f -Norway, and served & n : ao tiv ity pro*«Mmes. ^ ... ..patro l leader in his troop. He frank- L im berg h a s associated withly ta(es th a t he Is only too willing hi to, on the d is tr ic t com m ittee, to .I'Ve the Hoy S eou l. „ f A m erlnt, > Mesnw. M illington, McCoubrey, Wer- lieeaiise of h is memories of tIn- good' i '" 'r. F am ctte and other-. This com• which his .trout tra in ing d id him, in !*- No m ay. j r"

\ i th r m» . t M|f, .Mr. willtell the -tory of the South Pole (light, i >***d Will gevi lioys an ojqiortunity to a>k qui.-tlon He will also make a

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High School To Be Looking ForRevenge At Hubrouck Heights!CALLING THEM

IN SPORTS

i a TW SPO RTU TE

Leads To C areer o a T alk ing S cree*

Lyndhurst High School ran rough shu* over a weak Pearl Riv*r High School team Saturday afternoon on th* Mifh School Field, defeating them by the score of 34-0. IVari River offered little opposition aside from an early first period rush down to Lyn.l-

l a a Mkiu ltfc^ 4Lan>i«n »•'« i?W*; "IreiT W jheid on downs.

Lyndhurst .scored their first touch dot™ in the first quarter when Kleman broke l«ose and dashed about twenty-five yards to a touchdown. Lustbader kicked the extra point A little later in the same period Carney cored on a pas* from Kleman. The

extra point kick was wide. No •corr was made in thc w ond period, but they scored twice in the third period and oner in thc last period. Lurftbadcr scored the third touchdown on a plunge from the five yard line, and he added the extra point. DeRenti* plowed past the huge left guard o f IV*rl River, storing th,. fourth touchdown.

Lustbader’s kick for the extra point was wide. Curceio scored the last touchdown, when a blocked pass fell into his arm . while he was standing over the goat line. Again Lustbader addrd thc extra point. Coach Olsen started a revised line up, and before the game was over all the second team took part for a little while each. Al liusso, who wa» injured earlier in the -<N»on relumed to the lineup and he showed up well.

Mike DiiKcnxin supplied the sparkling run of the game when he received

; a kickoff and ran sixty yards thru th« Heart River team, only being stopped bv a tackier from the rear.

Mis. W 4 r Justus. *t «*l ***;Mtf, r«sU<n of Troop I t«iri Hcouts ml iW b u e u i . s patient •• I * Bp* ■MC lietwral IU-*|*U» »bot* **» un*rt went an operation

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PACT SIX THE C0MMLRC1AI LEADER, F R ID A N O V E M B E R H, I M

FIREMEN OBJECT TO GIVING ROOMS

FOR SCHOOL USE

School Hoard Had Suggmted Dm ofI-'irt-Btftt’« Meeting Room To Help Shortage of Classrooms — Library Refused Previously

ADVANCE HEBREW Society To Conduct c a r d f e t e p l a n s C hristm as Sale

Final arrangement* are being mad'* by the Ladie* Auxiliary of the Lynd

M. E. LADIES GUILD TO SERVE SUPPER

TOWNSHIP OK l-YNDHl'KST

Objections by the fire department tn th ? request of the "Board of Education for u:e of the Town Hall roomafur clashes and a discussion over the discharge of two-old members of the sewer department featured Monday night's ar^airtitof the Boaril of Commissioners. 1 “

The Board of Education hail asked the com m issioners fo r use of the fire departm en t room a s well w other rooms which are vacan t d u rin g the day.

The Board of E ducation h ad sought nsr* u f th e library lecture ball. Point blank refusal of Ihe lib ra ry board hadbeen th e result. The commissioners held a jo in t se fiion w ith members'of the board last n ig h t to discuss the Plan. T hey said th e y would consider the m a tte r a f te r liYtening to the plan* r.f Thom e F aye and M aurice W. M urphy who represen ted the board ,

The firemen addressed a le tte r to the hoard s la tin g th e ir objections. The le t te r will be discussed a t a iolnt m ee tin g of the com m issioners and the B oard o f Education.

The firemen suggested uslnif the assem bly rooms in th e various whools as c lass rooms.

D ischarge of llenrv Clay and John j May member* o f the sew er depart-1 m ent aroused considerable discussion iir w hich many o f the tiersons present j a t th e Hendon joined. Mrs. Jacob j firoenendyke declared in the present j depression it wa* unfair to discharge men on whom depended families.

Commissioner John K. tiu idetti replied the departm ent had u ed up its appropriation !»nil that to avoid over- exipemiiture it wotild lie necessary to fttr ta il fu rthern^fpenditu re . Charles ; Tteid asked .why a younger m em ber on the force was not laid off in the place j of the older men. j

O thers who spoke were William Kehoo w hu aslceii tri7it CtrfJraTfitMny be retained; T. I ’. Chcevers who de-j clared the com m issioned were jus-1 tifted in keeping expenditures to a m inim um ; fran k " Liiptnln who also; agreed with the commissioners.

M ayor Bogle doclared he could not see any w av of;tnT pit|g th e m en un- leas a legitim ate excuse fo r employing them on work beneficial to the tow nship was found.

(Reid declared he was not referring to Nicholas Shorte ll, the youngest m em ber of the departm ent, who has been retained though only an employee le*« than six months. H ow -; ijver, several tim es he pointed out tlie aged men hail been working pipe j years , hail lived In Lyndhurst m any: years ami ce rta in ty deserved thi5} preference.

MOTOR VEHICLE LAW VIOLATERS

FINED LOCALLYMotor. Vehicle law vio lators fared

badly in th« Ijcal police court on M onday afternoon when a number of them were fined fo r various offenses by i t re s iiir— --------------- ------

Richard Chivcrs, of W ebster Av Hue, was tined twenty-five dollars and cost of court on charges of reckless driving. He was found guilty of causing an accident on Stuyvesant Avenue two w eeks ago when his car m id it hns and. a truck were in a* collision.

C h a rle s K ussm ann of 83 Kagle S tre e t North A rlington, w as fined $fi fu r driving w ithou t lights. He w as j a rre s ted by Officer Landells,

Edw ard Cornelius, o f ;i Secomac j Hoad, lluledon, paid $5 and rust of ! cuurt for speeding. He w as arrested | by Officer John O’Neil.

Patrick P rrsu lo , nf Da$ello S tre e t,;1, sli .Township, paid $5 and cast of court for d riv ing w ith no light. j O flin r Kred Itayer was the arresting officer. -

Ralph Prienrsiffli, o f 10 Sidney j Plaee, Newark, was fined $10 and ] cost of court on charges o f speeding ' and failing to stop at a stop street j

. I # n , OJRcex.0’Nei.l made the arres llarekne Bischnf, of {M Mt. l 'rn s

p ert Avenue, Newark, paid $3 an d \ cost of court for park ing without I li g ilts, ■)

Sam III rm an , of -O b a -te a l iAvenue Bronx, puitl $f> fu r passing n ' m l lights

Natale Vacara, of 747 Washington ' Avenue, Belleville, was lined $6 for failing to stop nt a »t ip street gn j Officer Frist Bayer was the arresting officer.

t „ J ..„ ijhe Ladies A id Society o f 'W est-hurst Hebrew Association, for the. minsber Presbyterian Church held an monster card medley to be conducted all-day sewing meeting st the church by them at the Elk< Hall on the eve- Thursday. Plans were also completed n.ngr of December 2. at thi* meeting for tbe bazaar to be

Handsome souvenirs have been se- held at the church lyceum, R'uge Roadcured for the' persons holding the < and Mew Jersey avenue, of thia week. I „„„„ „ ................highest scores, and the customary The bazaar committee coiMists of h . wki , urpuarine th<*; f‘r,,'L| lwfive dollar rotd piece will be the ad- Mrs. F. H. Buc^holtx, Mra. J .B . Me- | « £ « J 0/ j ° ^ ,‘nlditional gift. There will also be gift Rae, Mrs. A. A. Van Den Heuval, for the hon-plavers. Mrs

Mr*. Otto Greenwald Is general committee chairman. Other ladies of the committee are Mrs. Louis Levy,Mrs. Leo Shwartz, Mrs. David Gold-

Schoefer, Mrs M,Brody, Mrs.

Samuel Hedrick, Mrs. A. Epstein,

S u m m a r y o f th**, I* ro c e e d ln jf » o f t h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r * t o r t h e m o n t h o f O c to b e r , 1 0 3 0 .

M B K T I K O O P O C T O B W K fi R o l l C’h II : N w W t M a y o r H o a le , C o m -

m l»K lnm »r* U u h l e t t l unt] W'ofW*.ReadinK of m i n u t e * : Minute* <tf t h *

meotinK lielrt Heptemher »»i*proved a * r,ead,

which will Ik* held at the rhufctr tm> \ Com«nunleatUmN: Prom U**orB<* Ruwm» wnicn win ih . v me rnurtn ob , for *t»-Mrn. Riley Sherwood will b<* in tion Mt Kln^lar?<t and w*nrt Avenir.

i iw jih M w w n n a l l a U r o a t l r« la tlv « * t » _r»‘«w.H* |x > rtM : JO*iH»rt n r D i r « e t o r o f » U v « n u o

The LadieK' Guild of the Lyndhurst Methods t Episcopal Church held a regular meeting at the church Thursday aftfernooh whf*n arrangements were made for the roast beef dinner

dinner, and Mr». Hazel Palmer will

T*»rjr,~ H e r rvE|i- tein, Mrs. Samuel Samuel Bedri* .Mrs. L. 8uj?arman, Mr a. 8. W»*i.«bertf er, Mrs. I>ouis l>evine. Tiekvt* muy be purchased from any m«*m»»er of the committee.

arjttMl..New Hut.ifuvm: tusoloti^n tux .idjiiMt-

nion!'Jt*sMA1ution ;ti»f»«*intint: 'or*n«t.'»W e « ‘l«.j»t-

wl.Jt<-ni*hition Township nimiuinuM ad«»Ut-j , , .Jt**M.ihtUun s«|>i»ointinK <*4n4*r

M an In ju red InFall From Roof

Joseph Bradley, of 524 Third Avenue, was si liously injur d 011 Tires- day when he fell from the roof of ahouse on which be was working. The

Matthew ’Frame, Mrs.. Martin Ibe in charge of the dining room. Mrs.iHehl, Mrs. Jacob Burke, Mr*. George j lona McKinney will be in charge of Henry, .Mr Harold Wells. Mr*. J. t>. , lhe n ,ron and faDev gm„is sale which Jenkms Mt-. .Neds Hm M>, Mra. wi„ , in tb<. ,(inin ha!, whiJ;. (

» *!H d the n'* r « i" p rogress. O the . < onrifsW ^r, Mrs. W iliam Keiu, and Mra. ,ue committe(. ara u M H azel Edge mtopteil,ItalpK IJerFIClt: , . u l n Jl. r u 'l , S . .Z !Z ! * cS»...i.iml<aii.«i fr».„ i|«.rir» Uus*. r.r.. . . f m . . . -i-M**.-IJxiirv Otter. Mt - Kavmond t nt Uio«yr.tn<l *ln«i Wtart

Tt t i m \r*•*-M fl -Ltvnr :In f• f t f r t lu-r <‘on>*uh rn- ii<>n. e~i

May'M; r“ oHUocn<U/l t ixi «**»fitnil onll- MHlM*- fi- »lruwt» hy| (* «• 0|l»||i|«ilUl t» »II 0|t|0‘>V4‘«l.

HIMTI Nil tx*Toni5i; H i r T r / v k t m n T i m i V IM v w n t: M >iy»r H>h:U% r* im -F E T E D O N B IR T H D A Y I n.usi..».rs coMrtn PB.i w,>.,.ts.-e Hwa4HtK of Minute*: Mimit«. <»f

--- MM ttiinK la Id UulittMir C and ai»-M arjfaret A m elia Latsha, <lauf?hter j i'1"?*:'.1- .. ./ ' . . ii.w.*,.*. „ ...i m „ ’ ,I _t?— c I J*< titiorih: l'r«»|M'rtv "wnt-rn in viHntiy lax (ollector and Mrs» John S. | tig Kinieniumi »t Avohh.k net I-

r C r f w ^ on sale, fancy a r l l ® d ^ r ^ v V ^ 'H R I e r grocems, aprons ami drOMJu. candy Howland Iti es M s l l e n r v L b ^Z \ * Z w i^ a U o ^ r f fish 1 « “»<* *««imml ami a <frab-ba . Coffw', tea and ‘\ okv will Im* #old. 1 '

R a i l r o a d d ^ u l l i n i ; f a r e . H « M m J yndhuiHt or n«w sc h t- lu W .I r n m x S e r n t + r y a t l + t u X h u r *

C o . N o . 1 .id v in lm r t h a t P H H ip Qt I f o b c i t a iu t C h a r t * *

e n t i t l e d t o K x e m p t i o n “ l i e f e i r v d t o t h e M a y o r . ms: C it lK d N tfMtk ncr*L*itm

d a n K ffH in v o l v e d in trn f tk *ik HWittr Road In the i ___

i'hw J e iM ry Avf-m** a m i !* i a : i t v s l « i U »ai u fc ts x l to u ld b e im < ta t t« d tlM * rv 3 t. ( V r f c

Jr«t*t<Ml t o w r i t e T ra m * - io n i dt h e . s t a t e r e ^ a r d i n a tlk w t w y l i l n t . t* r ty o w o v r * m * k » i t y o f K i n ^ l a f i

: t Avenue «p i> ke o n a j m i h v i t l C ie o rife K u m i f o r p i * » l l n i H l a i i o « . C i n a u p o f nam eM o « p * t l to * n * t o o k piac*? a n d m a tU * r l a i d o v e r f o r f u r t h e r c o n -

I 'n l l n i s l m l n o « in « * * : O n l * n a m ,«- **rovid* im ? f<*r j r t i M n m r * d l a n d f o r m i in i f i |w lv ; t i t l :Kl»»i>t«-«l in T h i r d n n * t F i n a l ll 'f i< l*in«i

N< w i:u«in«-KM; lle.<4olutW»n *m t a * a*l- l u n n M m ls iiU M t*m iR K N « -« Jlemey Ih - ll Tel*!f»lHoo* i\t. ado|Me«i.

ItiH H lu li ii i i i*n ^ a l a r y n*t|nirtm **»i4n « -' d o p tv d .

i lH .m li i l io n T o w n * d d p f l n a m m p i* a n dtT rn r ft^ygnffr - Haim i wM i 'il.— • ------- —j o n l in a * t« e t * » n t> n i in i ! t a x i e a b a a n dI o i l i e r v*-hi«-l«** in trp « lit< -« d .

M n y o r aiitli< trH U '«l t o • 4 » ia in * la ia an * i I i f i a r l l e i i l a r s r# ^ a r» lin » r tm llW l i ^ l i t

H* w J«*r . > \ v n o* a n d R M |« I toad.l'etitio>«M i. jsardini?'♦o-onsv Ru so'k ap-

j pin alion for .-u-rvh'f Klatioii Kinirxland [ and Weart \v»-nu*-s laid over f?*r <*w- *••*♦*/ - I Adjournownl.

MARGARET LATSHAman was taken to the Hackensack Hospital in the local police urnbulatu'e by P.ilice Officer Charles I.i.Idle andWalter O'Neil. | Margaret Amelia i.aisna. imugntert „ .. , mki.t iw : o r imtobkr

L'ts.n >xaminotion at the hospiul, j of Tax Collector and Mrs, John s -!„r KiMgSiwt. 'ind wmTav<»iii« pet?-J CTcaii: i*r..».nt: Mmmr n.«ie. Cam the surgeon reported that the man I Latsha, of Livingaton avenue, epter- linn in tavor of tu-nrpn Hiinso's request inissi wiers i.'uMetti isil WiMx. was suffering trom a possible fr;u- tainetl a group of her little friends I r«»i gawitliie s**i-vi*'e .station.: * r. iti-'i.tiflK yt Mlnui.-* -Minutes ..r iheun'il rirfhi knee cap. lacerations a- at her home on faturday^1 afternoon1 t ' SSRSf ,h ’ #p-

aout the bend, and right leg. l in calibration of her sixth birthday. Mntti uotitiuns lilil over to New Hurt- Conjiminfcations:1 From Ijrndhurst

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iemln* tmicab* laid over for furtheru ,.m l iiik iii i tig ■ H »i:rk iu tioa tfn ftrtirrd tim-

in Th* .Vni.In or %«hony H «^ r75^ liraffani un.l Ueorge l<*ur* a* *r»-

Itesolutioo oa Township ftnaiwtn«M t-

f’o. a d o p t t n t .H e m v lu t lo n o t i r e t i r e m e n t o n b o n d s a n d

i«U -re*»t I h r - r e o i i a d o p t e d .Ad^ornm^nt.

IMI,"CV «Re<l. N o! 1711 • — -

Republican Club To S tage Drive For

Increase in M em bersLyndhurst Official Republican f l a b

will hold a meeting tht* evening t Friday l at the Tnwii Hall when Wes»-i tirueuendyk*, Ar*t vie»*pnaL-i «U nt of the club t. expected to resignhi.■office tn onlei that a woman may he elect* I to thr office

T he ;iu* ie ■rganUf'it recently pay j- M l i M >t <i o n t,, reembefshJp ' ' Was formerly known a* th* Mew’d *MR. ial ItepubliCttB Club. Fred H««m wa- president of the Mens Club ami continue, m that c«|wrlty in the t«ew club

It i , uinletstm si that a mem bership ! drive will b e ’ the prim I pal wurli f» rthe present hm< »r» Thoma.

past president of the W*- [ nun'* Christisn Temperance Uni on L rbaittnan of tbe memberahip ram- mittre ta charge uf tbe drive foi inembrm fHhrr* *«i tb <<>mi»ittee ore Harry Ke«Ua, Mr and Mr* <ie»»rge Stmth. Witliam Viwts, Do«ig las Klcbota, Arthur V Tamer, Mr* Mary Hell, l*aul Troy, Mr* C lan ‘ llrarork, Mrs Jatub GimmMms, Mrs Pail Gibaoa and Tbe |irraidant, F r e d Saum

A m eeting w a . be td by tb e m ean tb e office « f

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kASSAIC, city of 15,000 homes, has been added to Janssen territory. The recent expansion .of the parent organization has enabled it to answer with routes thruout the city, the many calls for Janssen’s Milk that have come from Passaic housewives since the organization of

the local unit and the building of the model Janssen plant at Caristadt four years ago.We were overw helmed by the wonderful reception given us in the new territory. We appreciate

it and thank our Passaic friends for it; and We pledge ourselves to deserve it thruout the 365 days that make each year of Janssen Service.

The Janssen unit serving Passaic is a local cooperative ‘company in the fullest sense of the term; the business established right at Passaic’s doors years ago, by men wJho have lived in Southern Bergen and Passaic counties &ver since they began to sell Janssen’s Milk; some of them bom in the section. They have demonstrated in the four years of their cooperative operation under the * Janssen banner, the unquestionable value to Dergcn and Passaic counties, of a big-scale retail dairy business that provides jobs for local men, in addition to being run by local men:

And what man is BI<:TTER interested in his business than the one who is a factor in tha com* niunity where he conducts it, owning his own home and interested in local institutions?

Supreme in QualityThe Janssen organization prides itself on being an asset to every community where it operated Ours is one of ihe oldest dairy companies in existence and one of the leaders . . . so recognized in the great national field of dairy production and distribution.

The Passaic public is justified in the confidence it places in Janssen’s Milk and other dairy products. They are second to none. Their quality is attested by official health records every* where we operate.

The Passaic Janssen staff, executives and route men, join with the company in hearty appra ciation of the welcome given them and their product; and on their pan, stand pledged to trana* late that welcome and the sales records they have already “hung up,” into terms of lifelong service to Passaic . . . with -T H E BEST MILK IT IS POSSIBLE TO PRODUCE.”

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JanssenIn Passaic and Southern Bergen County—Phone Rutherford S-215Q

Other JanMen Phooet: Daroont 4-1344: Hoboken 3-4220: M elnw (Brws) 3*S Eur all other aection*. call our Mein Oftcc, Hoboken 3-2110

t o r e O p e n S a t u r d a y E v e n i n g s U n t i l 9 p m

rAGE SEVEN

In ju red In C rask Lyndhurst W om an

SCHOOL ELECTION IS DISCUSSES BY

TAXPAYERS HERE

B ac k b o te T ak es Parish d u tie s O ver

awnor, LyMlwrat. raea«l»d lacwra- Um* about th# t*e». aad aw* £» Sunday aflermma whan tlU <ar*h* waa riding tn eraahad mt# th* f« « t on the naw *ta** highway N<*. t al

Whm lb mr Ml liit ft*** r *. Mm. ■ Skint* wa* Uiiwwn *eam»t ih*

*he wa »»«!•.* hy l»Arthur Muiidy. who i* » rtwtawt at

Lafayette Cniteret ka* bwn upending it =hort varalw» with hi* parent*»n Weart At'enu«.

B u y N o w at SEARS a n d S a v e o n

I Boys’ Suits or Overcoats

I.IMITKI* TWO n *QUANTITY H IM

Two Sulla, Ch I* ar One a* t o * a» M *

W ool Suit* T h a t Hoy* l ik e !AU want autta Wat t— <W« aM Me ftM , *aW"»« ta (tamtaM a m HniMdi »■»«

Overcoat'

Overcoats for the Younger BoySPECIAL AT O W A C TH1S U)W ,,R ,rK

7'-”™”'; ’ K * 7 ’ j s t r r i ’ts'«re warmly lined with two! ■ Keg | M pattern* in af brown,plaid. They ate tailored tn tan and g u y , Suaa < ta »,

SHEEP-LINED MOLESKIN COATS_ _ PO* f i t * MG HOY J P « ^ P i l i ( P * S H i .

/ I ^ Lumberjack*H I 1 .W

Wa Mil th**a n * » dayj far M M AU **al plaid

r»i*F m* IW'**'!•hh ftap **d •>»*— | at K aM>tlatawy %ana «•*•« •**- htaaOaa* ta m m « ta I*

Wool Sweater*H J 4

| MM *ata»* » teaa* aH*®*l »«lfe.»efa PaanJ <*e.l

, i- one of the oldest in;i;.a it is being remodeled

■ii. inte the increase in mem- ! (ic i i ment of the church

■ - a Sunday School... :;i..!ti is a ’ graduate of

n 1'r rn a ra to ry School in ■iffinH <jiil«KC, and C ol-

ty , and l>rew Semin- , .. d :is a studen t a s s is ta n t

•1« P resby terian Church in r, >id hIsu did w ork am ong

i! tin W -t End P renbyter- !i, New York.

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Keller*," IS t e l «

Our original prtvti wa* M •# anil fhav wera « *plen did valtM than I m« » ta iW | d m N y r H l fu.iinhinlifted w K . gaad quality *hr»(t f r i t H n t n u r d cah l«i, M t all arvtMMl; M l• iitllrf* tu kaap Ml wind.

L ackaw anna F a re Cut A nnounced This W eek

"ia! Assessors ed by Commission

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Wolf, W illaim Kelly, J . n v itlair, John Hough-

llolden, C . W ahl, W . '■!. M alter. C. O ’Sullivan,

y, W. Whinn, R. Wales ><ir i • (jporge Uull, H.

P a n ine, T. E arly , tr, H arry E arle , K .

it» lU f, .1. A dam s, Wil- if: i le t Reutor, J-

K'Mi'i •, <;em;ge Kit 'ifincWs. WKf’Tf tfif’ rrmrin tTip *Trr> j more than twenty cents., .1. llaxen, Andrea

Citric George U icke and Chester Fritiiny

K LIZA H RTH W K A R lf iE M IW MT NKW AKK NKW JKHSKY

r IB HR F A IR O F D IE S A R R A N G E D

d ie A id of St. Matthews< "f .irch nf Lyndhurst ave.

f'i-ir Decem ber 4, 5 and « ernhlv- Hall. The booths y, noveltie*, aprons, hand-

. i 'itmi s, grocery, candy id those deKiring certain ■i mside during then* day?

i society will bake them nilte includes M's. Ei'k

. Muller, Mrs, Kayan, Mr*, ■i Mr*. Him»el.

S A V E S L I V E ST R A I N I N G T H A T

/•H orn Fov,u Ir/than* fmtman, came the iare rrfipmtuntty to Mt« ihe life nf m* ot hit imm men. m ’m v t m by go* »*i tt ttwtit* hole al Ijmg Bturu K.

T m i l. like nun; the CU«wtMtipw t*tte<- li« hVsniTvittmilaletl oven ha« a regulator which ItoM* the lient al the degree you tiant. It h a t t«l< l urm r liyhlrr ami * ntett«il ilrivrr which »*ve vtanv >»«•?>* while wnrk* ing. The GlenHnntl it well httilt thntughonl ami i* coin, pletely finished in enamel.-

Glewwtaxi prltiea hesriti_at i3 ,2S etpit tadterm* -»m all •um down and . iglit-en m«nth* tn pay the hklance,

S[tt‘c in l T r n d i- in O ffv ru

Far a limited time me ar.- - *Hi»* »«me >tf our range* at Sl« and S2» reduction., il »n »ld range •• traded in \Im. •ohm nf'the »»*!i l> • rattier are .w lltng■I the itrire of ihe ra«fe «ilh<mt ihe regwlalor.

(Kir f»»nr ptemitemrthwl of tttuMiUiltim en- a hied him to meet the oppat- iw ii iy , u iu i h it « 1 h o t irnm n ttti t t ln i uith a medal h the S u l n m o l S a fe ty V a ttm il .

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N ( )« n c tieetit an um brella v- her. the tun i t sh in ing!

’ «»>e need* a n A C C ID E N T UC Y before a n a c c l d a n t —

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’ fit d o t* h a p p e n !

& T N A • I 2 B<*»e At.T N A Acrt*m» I\H tJ

m k i th e h o — a a d — t • I !>• . .i« —whcr*v«rya*tarc!

I Uumt tut r*t*—tn4 detail*!

3100 New Jcr^v T . Ic p lm n c men Lium " Finn A u i Micy h ive Irnrned th i l uteful art liirttugli vitlufuaryaltendincesidawes m f w i u t t e i f tA it t»f b u t tn c M K n o r t N tin* ( .•it»|-any » n h tlte MiKiam uthe Amctfc rrh R e d C h * .

O l t atMMtallv i I k y u«r tKtg k r v m Iciitfr in tK e tf w tu k Mt>f< i f t e n . t h e v t r m t i f f H m u m iy m a p f ’iY :t u t aaaiating o i l ie r e t iu e n g o l N c ^ Jc r» e y ,a tre r . iu i im w » K le a c c k l tn i* .h i t* , r n t u n fr***n J i i m n l i i | a n d in t < l m m t t r e c i k i c i ,

*(W' RIOGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J.Hm m PlUhrrfonf

I’V B L I CN E W J E R S E Y B E L L T E L E l ' I I O > t C O M P A N V

PAGE RiOHT THE_gpMMERClAl LEADER, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 19jQ

HOLD CONCERT j declining a ll offuru of appearin g in i hbt n a tiv e coun try until becom ing a

HERE TOMORROW artiH t. will be h ea rd in a tax -1 ing and ta s te fu l chosen program m e. ! His p re ss com m ents a re •*« flatte ring

Noted Violinist, O thers to that one can be assured such phrases C L l i*» **a great virtuoso”; "one our our 3ear at School ,| greatest violitrists"; “becoming fam-

ous’ overnight". (Vienna Press- whileAppe

tlie R6m*ntic Troubadour will be Ih* 1I n r a I M a n I n i l i r P t l other artists With Krai KaJin at the IT a l l ID JIh Ohpiano.

Extra ticket., my still be purchased at the Lutheran parsonage, Rev. Geo.Muller, 2U5 Travers Place, or at the Lyndhurst High School. All ticket*arc lielling at 75 cents.

■o— r

F orm er ResidentsJudging from the advance sale of 1U Profrresso, Milano’* leading news- tickets the* toncert announced for to- papc*r, said “Paganini's Witehea Dane#*. i i » n 1 ■ jmorrowevening, at 8.15 at the Lynd- wan performed with electrifying bra- flO lD C wf A S IVODDCuhurst High School promises to be quite i vurat”. ___;j social even t. Mir. -Scharf. vs ho will m ake niks New ( . •

A t thi's occasion, Philipp S ch a rf,| Y ork .febut in J a n u a r y a t < > n , e ^ * . v j i n ^ l v e r ^ ^ u M .violinist who, like other A m erican ; H all, will be a jrrea t asse t to the c<m y J O' C lark o f 3G2a r tis ts , s ta r te d his ca reer iw E urope, ‘ ce rt a t which Maud v»n bteuben M„ n tr „ St, Avenue,'R utherfo rd’ on Sun-

SALE OF CELLAR HARDWARE ACCESSORIES

SitSCHAEFERS

PAINT A N D HARDW ARE STORE

1 louse Furnishings and Glass

602 Ridge Road Lyndhuret, N. J,A ( il:N I S FO R UPS P R O D U C T S

IH HI,a (out ,!-57/>l W c D eliver

day night. Mrs. Clark is the widow _.uf th- lute I)r. Clark, formerly oI

1 .yii.TfiuTStr ■ 'Rre jeweiry.^sgs the property of her daughter Miss PIo-

| renco Clarke .' I t is believed tiiat the crime was

| com m itted between the hours of four in the afternoon and ten-thirty at night. I t w as during these hours that the fam ily were aw ay from home,

j E n try w as made through thc cellar ! window. T he intruder then forced thc

kitchen door, and then ramsacked the house.

•After robbing the house, thc intruder made his get away, leaving no clues behind him.

—ft, v. - ----

Boy D arts In F ron t O f C ar a n d Is H u rt

W hen L adder B reaksCharles Cromley, of 446 Second

Avenue, is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, suffering from injuries which he sustained when he fell" from a ladder while working on a steel pier at Wcehawkeii bn 'I uesday.

Mr. Cromley was mounting a ladder at tho time of the accidont, when a rung of the ladder broke. The man was thrown backwards to the ground from a heighth of eighteen feet. He suffered a broken arm, a compound fracture of the riba, and lacerated

ami body bruises.TOWNHHII* OF lA N D H U ilBT

t a x i c a b 111* ; uTTa r TosTUlHSOnOfCtTO aV lN A N C K W 871

AN O ltplNANOK I*ltOVlDI.\ W ill T ill; TIC A NXPOftTATfON OK I'KHHONS » ‘*U II1KK AN1> HK«HT- l , \T lS t l T H K Ol'KKATION < >K SAID V K IIK 'I^ S IN THK TOW NSHIP OF IA N D H C K 8T.

OHIW KS P R O M P T L Y A J J l iN D liJ ) J O

C lassified A d vertisem en tsW e canno t g u a ra n te e Ihe In se rtio n o f a l l ) a d v e r tis e m e n t in th e se

colum n* uhleiw sa m e is p a id fo r in a d v an c e . R a te s fo r c lassified a d v e rtis in g a re a s fo llo w s : op e in sertio n |..">ti’ tw o cunsev iltive in se r tio n s $.7 5 . th re e conH e<uli\e in se r tio n s $1.00. L im it live lim n , u * ii,jj;i- s n words to a, line.

)' \ ! ll ATOK COVERS M ade to order TO I.K'I A partm ent on Puge Averju‘ *V.i e s’ ra'nire from *2 to *3. W rite; U n it f |,» ami SIM per month. No■,«? "phone \S V T tH te rn W e-JttJ !# ? ! j I 'eu t. Apply .Sam (ilick, '!07 RidgeI'iner Avenue R utherford . Phone.RomT; LT n tlhu rsl. 4-howt lliithc r fg c lliullr. WKJO. ’ 171b M. (f

Rudolph Render, eleven years of , age, o f Riverside A venue, soHetwi j lacera tions about th e head and body l and b ru ise s when he wasi,-truck by the 1 car d riven by H arry l ’apenfuss, of 1385 C arm ita Avenue, R utherford , on t T uesday ’ afternoon. Papenfuss left '1100 in cash a t th e L yndhurst Police

head q u arte rs to R uaran tee hi* ap pearance in court on Monday.

l'iipenfus.s, who U an in stru c to r in the R utherford Ju n io r High School, told thi; police th a t Bender had been th row ing stones in th e I’ssaic River iy(th o th e r hoys, and suddenly he run o u t In front o f his car.

Rudolph wa?, trea ted by Dr. H enry M osher, und then tak en to the H ackensack Hospital in the polii'e a m bulance.

St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church

I

J o l i i l W i W»»«K Now U }ho KENT a i th or n ithou i11,11" to have . jobbing w ork of all twMiri|( lw „ , , k

\V. ta l mu. .'ll 7 T»>utim* Avfim**, l* y i |« lr tu r ,H t . m 2 2 t f .

liusl done. Prices low er th an past Hi years. Wm. tl. H arvey, Hi Itiverside* Ave,, l.yndhurst. Phone R utherford 2-41711,

HAVE your carpenter and cabinet work done by one who h as learneil how, beiii n r by M y e a rs *wf- .» ri<■nee and save money. Repair* and aR elation* o( any He-cnptlon. I ced c . Holm, '.lit I 'o u rth stree t,

Phone Until. 'i~7<l,'*l.— ----- .«-14f

■| ii l.KT Ploot, f> rooms atwl bath, nt 2 family li'>w.-e. Ail improvements. !,epaiate entrance. Steam heut. iiu r iig e . K ent $W. 4b8 R u th e rfo rd

!,' rnU r' J0-24 Sti

KOK HKN’I' VoVrifiber l.-t, M H nlfove and bath, u p in r Hour, 4 r<*oms, ulrove and bath , lowor floor. AH impmvT l'htrtu* Uutln-r-fa n l

HI 24*3tr > — I

h i l l fiKNT •. rtH.ms, jill improve ! 111imU, iii4 Milburn avenue.

10-31 ati

H l'l'X ’lA J . . .MKFKK!- ^ ! dowrt, Wh w eekly, drfiviT* .f«»Ut»wing . item s: C oinfiirter, U lankfl, four Sheets, e ig h t Pillow (!tiK<Ttiwels. Write I

. Je rse y City.

KORK8T & HTUYVfcSANT AVES. Rev. K ianklin (I. Kaber, R ector R ectory, !!oI L iv ingston Avenue

Phone Itu therford 2-j 40JJ-J. Services for the Twenty-Second Sunday a f te r T rin ity . Nov. 16, 1',):}(). 7:.’t0 A.M. Holy Communion !i:40 A.M. ( 'hurch Sehiiol

11:00 A M. M orning P rayer and Sefm on.

^ ir^diiy, ( un | I 'a r ty under tb e uusjiices of the C hurrh School T eachers.

W ednesday, C onfirm ation Clai.s, HP.M. _____

W ednesday, St. H u ry s tiu ih i H P.M. T hursday , Younjf Peoples Fellow

sh ip , M:|5 |",M.■iKridav, Choir R ehearsal 8 P.M.

I i**4 Church with s cordiai welcome to all.

I St. Matthews’| Lutheran Church |

Rev. (ieortfe 1<\ Muller, Pastor 29S T ravers Place, Lyndhurst

Phone Rutherford 2134

six Turki.-h O. Pox, 2051

KOK SA LE : l ’prttfht piano, very cheap. 27!» LyndhurH a 'e n i i e ^

I OU SA LE Honey, 6 tbs., *1-20; .1 llis., !!»'■ Dellve.reil, Send poital to ll, K inwich, Kli; Swayite avenue,

,o 24-;,n■I-o il RKNT- Kitchen and bedroom,

near s ta tion , furn ished o r uidur nished. 2*J L ivingston ave., t.y ' 11 >

hu' Af to a i- s t i

I i ir R K N T To,, llonr. ■'-■ fum ih Koiin’, <1 nu.nnv room.-, w w ly o^cor atwl th i ' •' ■ • "ll.y i<», ,t.,J ftrirt I'built* Uutherfoni

,:JM ,172ir» rontni*

J. wt*Ituth

if

FOJJ U K S t l ia r a p Avenue. .lnt|U»re H lu iv e ^ n l Avuni*

i'OK NAI K IfiitiuK room table iijh!Uutfet, murh^ cha»r« mah«*K'

•ftjv i .H k« r, tytit writer table, ( all. i t n ;tti

jo a i -iti

HE A I 'IV PAKI.OK H I 2 \ a l l e y l l r iM ik A v e n u e

Town Hall Heauty l,’a»lor will open un N«»vemb»‘r I t, under new* mumigt' m ent. Suecmjizing tn all s ty b s of L adies Han lires^. ^

io 5 i m—f - - 'i|

(•X)U llK N I 2 »i»artmentK, 4 nmniH and bath, 1st lb»<»r ^40; U rt»»nn and b;*th, 2nd floor $ io , all impr«»vr m ent i •7 KiiljreHoad, Lyndhurat. I’hone Itu therford •-I .'iU.'iM, * * 1,1 -7-ati

m m . . . j w t a jic u t... . . siD ;ehirvu rlo « « $!0. Server, $7; Tabb*.

'9it; ffltir* top ft! f table, lH*dTr.Milu H’l »»f lioautiful wtiotl *.»(!; liVfnjf wwfi .-pl, S,*0; liiif.i, ruonej'S* iie t*4*x pom -lain lin«*»l ami ►hot t um' ;jc» U rient W ay, Kulhprfurtl,

11 7 ,Ti<(l*HM( SAI l.? I * i j m ■} < heater, very

j**H»d (‘loiiiitnai; praelically new 140 W tfton MvptttM*. I'hotte Unlit

II 7 :iti

A l'A IO MI N I KOU l!K M . »«moo and bath, nev\|y tb couUfd, • sJnH lt»it,*r; m nt;»u*te to hu* and train**,117 liiviitK t4»n avvtiue C.ill tttl

av« nue, o r pltoin lit*ih« rft*rd a 2ooM U.

. t I H :«i

Rccd Memorial United Presbyterian Church

Stuyvesant Avenue, near Valley lirook Rev. James II. Littclt, I). 1).,

Pastor .■1:45 A.JJ. Sunday School.

11 .-fWl A.M. M orning W orship.7 :00 P.M. Young Peoples C hristian " Union.7:00 P.M. lu te n m d iu te Young Peo

ples I ’nion. l e a d e r K. W england. 8:00 P.M. Evening W orship. • t — 8 : 0 0 P.M. W ednesday, P ra y e r Meet-,

ing.

■ l.yndhurst Methodist |I Episcopal Church |

Stuyveaant an d Tontine Avca. tieorgi* Fountaffi, r ^ s to r

WcatminaterI Presbyterian Church’ |!i.li* A.M. C hurch School, A special

add Hiss on T em perance, by Mrs. C larence^C nokson, presiden t o f the loe*J- W. C. T. ti.

11:00 A M, M ornin* W orship and Serm on, topic, "T h e Value o f O rdina ry Things".

*:0H I’ M Evening Worship, u spe

The llottftl ol OtiiHRiliMiMN>r» of tbe T>>wn»Uli> ot I/> in tin- <*uuiity uiIkngen do/otd.iln ok follow!*:

J No Wp*'in "i |H?rson»*, |iartner»hlp, ftnti or » Mleiil h«ep, »lrlvcj <u «»«• f»»r hirr. in'.••iiutM*. to Im*. hi-pl or fui hire nuy Imt lt, cab, wT* oHinilaw, <»r otli* r vehi«;l«* UHCt) for th#

, 11, „ ii ’ -.........- , .flrnt Im inj; Ih t-n fl t(»« refot m t Hidiof t»tnoisiHi** p r o v i s i o n * i*r 1 111m oi-«1inai}4'

U. K v e r y p e r x o n o r i m i» M itn c r -Mltlp, fii*u i u i < "r |H O '7 » tlo n , ho lic*;n>M,iIhI io II p a y a j e U H y t i c m w Oh; for e a r b l o o k . e a u . e o u p c , e a t «a im lb u H , xtug** o r o tfK T vcM ltb* , In t h e * u m o f T e n lhAlur*. '

3. N o ix ii'E on HimII i^ rk * - o r Iw in e h a r i j e o f a n y v « h t f l c IU o n n e « i 1 f o r t in - tr a n M - p o i t a t i o n o f |ii4rt.iirn«i*i'»t, t h e U*c«*n.H4*4f w i t h o u t ItavT nK a lle tn ip e t o a c t uJf n tu i i <lrlv ' a i i t v o f d r i v e r f<»r tin* Uc^hhim* t h e r e i n n a m e d a n d n o t o th e r w lH e . K v o r y p e rn o A •♦o Ih v n n r i i ti* i l r h r r s h a l l p a y a y e a r l y l l e e n w f w i o f T w o I l o l h i ih .

4. A l l lUaiiHCH i im l t ;i ' th in o r t l l n n n e r s h a l l Im- isH uc.l 1»\ th*- T o w u .s h ip C le r k a n d r i ip m -il h> H ip M a y o r a m i h a v d t h r . c o r p o rn t* * h*miI :i/fix«H l t h r« t o a n « l » b u i lla : IsH U vd o n ly w h i n itu tln > ! U* «l h y * »o- h i t i o n o f lh« ’ I i4 i« r i | n f t*oiun£>l'«>h»nerH. A ll ll<4*n«ei» » f i ;m t« i l h y tin* ll«w tr»l o f. C o im iiiH N h ifo T H H h a ll • X i i l r e o n t h u 31mIl a y t t f fa-»HHolM*l o » -x t a f t u e U ieiw tiae a .n tl w Im h k > f«»r !«•>»« t h a n . im' m u i i i f f ■ • iin -ii» fa> «KaD ,m'

r a t a . A l t I b n w n a F iT tsnrtieit n n d a e r e p - t « 'l H t ih j f c t t«» il»«* r i u h t t»f irv tM a t l o n n H4 | ve»l h y t h - H o a r d « f ^ ’o in o d K H io n * '^ u i i d e r tin* tf i i i iH a n d «on* litlu riH o f t h b o r d l n a i i e e .

fi. I t x h a l i Ih* t in - d o t y o f t in T o w n M n lp Cl* »K t«» h » 'f |i it r n K l» t e r . o f a l l l l e i niHM* <riii»t«*«l In a w o n l a n i a i w 'ith th e ordiuarK***.

f*. ,A n owi»'*r'M l i m i w u n d r r t h e p r o - v M w i * o r d i n a r y <- > h a II hr* g r i t f t t e Oi»nl> im w r lU '-n H p p l U a tk i n 11U*U w i t h t h r T o w n s h i p ( fo rk a n d o v e r* o w n e r ’n a p - imit a t i o n f o r th i ' p r lv lh f r * - o f o p r* r a tIn tf » veJSIeb* f o r H ie t r a n s p o r t d io n o f pa*«H«»n- u«-rn ( “ i h i i v imiMt * tit f o r th h in n a m * *ri«l a d d i i i o ^ r ftf* t y p e o f v* ha,!* ;, . a n d . If m o t o r d r i v o r u U»* n t h e typ<- Af r u r . th i I t o f w pi»*as* f i i f - m u ie r_..lln! o jttk « ‘i 'H m o t o r a tim lH O . t h e H*«i*» li< i*nno m m ih * ? r 1jm*U4s<7f a r II*- . / / w r a ’b*I) o f J** jd f i t r , t h e n e a t ln Kc a p a « it% t l i e i ' "C i* n d wln*th* i t h e o w n e r | m 4-itiiSfm <>( t h e t 'n l t * d Ht»t«*a.

7. A I k e n p ^ t / f 'd r i v t ! o r o p o r a t c n V»*- I d t l e m a< l f<»t tin* t r a n n p o r t a l h m o f p a * - H»,nir*“fW *'fo*'wfi.«^ f*h.*U Im - u i i t f i lL t l o n l y o n w r it t* - lC f i i» p ll iu t l< .a f i l e d w i th t h o T o w n * h1»!p C f t r k , £v l<U .h n p p l i i 'i t lo n .m u x t w t

r H I * - U r i yi i r o r o u t r a t o r

t w i w D A Y VOU O R C IE R0UN0 TH\S C0URSE- PARTAKE OF MEATo T H A T I f e W P 0 K 3 «

Thi.i life ii* ju s t one

breakfaat, d in n er and su p

per a f te r ano ther. A round

thin course o f •life we jfo

chewing o u r food and

chewing th e rag . Who you

are und w h at you say ile-

pends u lo t UJioli what you

eat.

Watch for Mr. Happy I’arty

f< /r lb i* « * * 4 i4rr»e a n d a d 4 / r s * o f t f i e »P* p l i c a n t . t h e n u t n W o f a n y l l v e n w f r a n t #m| t o h i m b y t h « tM ftte o f N e w J r r m y i u t a w * » u t h a I l o e n ^ - Ihj n « T « i » r y f o f th** k i n d o f veb le l* * t o la* r l r lv e f i b y b b n a n d l i e - k i n d of v e h i c l e w ld c h b e de.-irt*H a n d itd- n.lH \h d r iv 't i . w lw t h c r lo - la s* H tl* * e n o f t b e l u l l e d U ta t« r* a n d Um^ l e n g t h o f t i m e w h ie h h e b a n d r i v e n O x? k i n d o t v e b to t e f o r w h ic h r l g t i t to . d r i v e b o s e e k s a l i c e n s e .

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