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An Answer To The Taxpayers Association

OBTAIN USE OF LIBRARY

Request Given Board Of Commissioners For Use

, O f L ibrary. (Georg* Bulloch, chairman of th* i

educational committee of the board . of Education, told that group Tues­day night there are four means open : to the boari to obtain use of the 1 brsry building. The Board of Trustus of the Free Public Library have refused to cmwent to the use of the buil .ing for the school child­ren.

Citing recommendations made hy Cafwell Heine, a Newark attorney, Bulloch said the Supreme Court has m led the library may be used as p a rt of the township's departments, and over it the commissioners have I complete control.

Th* commissioners will be tekei by the board to consider the advis­ability of giving to' the education group u/.e of the library building.

MAV START SUIT If the commissioners aiher* to

thcir orig inal contention that useof the oaiidin* is in tha handa of t the library board, there are other means open to the board to get the buitiiitg. according to Bulloch. Heine told Bulloch how thait might be done, but BuHoch did not reveal them Tueaday night. ■*

His recommen Jation to engage a counsel at the co t of not more than i'JOO was voted down when members 1 said the expense might prove to be unnecessary after the cotnmisaioners have made their decision.

Additional criticism William C. Collins, has to make of the school system, wlU be given -to the educa­tional committee for investigation, the board deeiled.

Collins some time ago, charged conditions boarding on Bolshevism, existing in the Schools, teachers showed favoritism to w a rl pupils and dominated student elections.

l're ideat Joseph Pawloaki desig­nated the aiucational r jmmittee, in* i eluding George BuHoch. Owen S. i Whitman and Charles J . Rod/era, to investigate. Colltna will confer ( with the group shortly.

Former Vice President Seek* Second Term In Febcu-

9 Election

Local Rr« order Boosts Sen­ator Ely of Rutherford

A s Governor

Lyndhurst W oman's C lu l/ Offers Semi-Annual

Pri*e T o StudentsTha Lyndhurst Woman’s dub Md

their first business meeting of tha naw year at the Town Hal! Wednet, day afternoon with «»*r fifty women praaw*. Mrs. Luther r> Berkey,

Mrt. Livelli Inducted By Itil-Amer. Women Fiancee oi Local

Man Entertains al Swiss Chalet Fete

Lyndhurst fo lk A t lo c k -tH* P if li I■ , jk^m ten*

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Michael O’Shea Elected Head of Holy Name Soc*

Prtnc'tMl Crrant, of Har-

Dr. McDede Explains Appointment Of Visiting Nurae Planned Here

Dr. Ktwaat M itM s a mm 'Mai r t thaItaalth, at a awetwy la

Bridgman Resigns Kight Y o u Ofhre

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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY IS, 1**2 ■

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The Sport NewtBy G u v Savino *

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Municipal Oval 1927-1931R E S T iu peacc, old boy. Twu were a great guy—while

you had it. -- 1 7 -When eventually the parl( plans have heencarned

out, and a shawl of green grass has been raised over home plate and second hfiic and center field, and the places where the goal posts stoixt, <xtid mothers roil baby carnages along the cement wiil(s that will stripe your rmd section, remember you were used jor more manly pursuits— once.

W e ll be referring to you soon as, "That was at old Municipal Oval—-you. know, where the park, is now. A ball field used hi he there. Honest.

Baseball and joothall they played all over you, and you never protested, except; maybe, where yotl san/( in spots. But- with parts of old automobiles and tin cam as your foundation, what could we except, eh?

Ton were a great guy. Municipal Oval, even if you were as hold as a baseball hat always. -7 '

The high school’s 192S (ixrtbitll team played a couple of interesting games at the oval.

Ramsey came to town with an egg named Rockerfeller- in the baekfield, a big bruising player who packed all of his science, speed and cunning in his broad, wide shoulders and coal chute legs. The high schoolers had not been stopped, and with Lar- ropin’ Lou Crupi- and ltuu Mike DeRenus working with the aid of Robert the Pattison and James Lothian behind a' big line, there did not seern to Tnr ffitioh chance of stopping them.

The game was played on a Friday afternoon and, ere the night had fallen Lyndhurst had been tied. A couple of times Lyndhurst in the first half ru hed up tp the scoring line— and fuzled. V *

Once, the team had four downs to get across. Every man in the baekfield had scored but Bob Pattison. Generous Lyndhurst

1. dfiefded nobody but Pattison was going across with the ball. Twice Bob hammered into tk- big Ramsey hne. BrRem a* a battering back, just acted as a blocker. The third down Came up and Lothian decided it was time to shift his plans, Crupi tried a sneak through center and was nailed.

So DrRemis took the kiitfon fimrth down and^plowed through, ending standing up. But Edward (virrnton, later to wreck one of our fire engine', detected RntSSf MatKSH offside and called buck the play. DeRensis couldn't run through the next time and the main scoring threat was stopped, and the game ended evervstephen,——

Dover supplied the action in the other game that comes to mind. Overwhelming favorites, the visitors from upstate couldn’t overcome the^playing nf the Blue and Golders. Finally, Sammy Palumbo wrapped himself around a L:we hall. Lothian fired a

la ss to Grupt whii •tumbled on to the eight yard line. Fromthere Iron Mike lugged the b; tt rlirf'Ugh flir six points. Dover approached a score several ti> l«»t ended a few feet shojyt

! -each time. •* -» ' ;' ; ■. -

Some rawJe daulf baseball teams tramped across the oval, and, with them tramped some o lorful baseballers--the pitchers, Mouse Mileski and Michael McGoy, Charles Christ, the second baseman, Bear Fox, Andy Reno, Les Sheridan, Jimmy Breslin etc. etc. ' * < f |

But when it comes to color several bows must be taken before the throne on which Gharles Lester is lord and master.

You must go Kick to IV2V, in the closing days of the sea­son when James Breslin had worked a little tricky politics into forcing the Columbus ( ’ lub int< a series with the much-despised Young Men's League nine. The league team had played a few teams, not many. With Lester pitching it had lost to the Passaic Clintons—or was u the Rutblatts?

But that first series game and Charley Lester grinning at Lindsey and walking up to the mound to drive the ball into home plate fast and hard, is one to remember.

The Columbus Club batters swung too fast or too slow, never right. Was if fifteen or sixFecfl strikeouts Lester hung up? Anyway, he kwt out by a run or so.

But when you crown your Municipal Oval heroes, toss some of the laurels into Lester's lap; he coludn’t hear very well, but what a thrower lie was!

a s . *Oh, well ii'i H bane trees tnuf grass ami benches

for the women and giddies., .and u>orl( for the toiem-’ ployed.

I list one good flint after another for the old oval — though tfs bring turned «i<er for the last lime, now.

Dumonts Defeats Locals, 37-17 After

CtoseFirst HalfGame Follows Breaking Of

Losing S t t c c a i t .Against Dover

Coach Al LaTroniea’* basketball toHgers broke their losing streak Friday night at the e*pen*e of the Dover High tagerx, 29-8, but Ml before the on-»l*ught of the Du­mont men Tuesday night at tht High School court, 87-17.

Dumont'* reputed weak aggrega­tion literally ran the local boy* ragged. They went out in the first period and snared an iS-Q lead, ani but for the second f&iod, in which Captain Reiger & Co. piled up 111 point*, were never seriously threat' ejied. l.yndhurst’* spurt in the sec­ond session made the score at halt time, 14-12, in favor of the Dumont dan. . ’ _

In the third period, the Up-country boys started the rout again. They tallied 11 points in this period, ani ran up 12 markers in the final, during which 'period they held the locals scoreless.

Howie Hess, the lanky center ihe IJumont array, played the prin opal part in Che victory. He amass-

io point* ani was the pivot man of the attack. -v-

The game .was *!owed-up consid­erably by the very apparent poor officiating of Flynn. His laxity jn •niorcement, caused the players to plav unusually rough.

The scores: . - 1HMI>NT<37|g-

Marco, f ........ - ‘Degeen, t . ?Hess, c .......Bollis. K y,.................. ®Albrice, g ---- • *Miles, I ..............®Monte, f ...... ’Muluane, g ................. 0

TAPPAN TAPS LOCALS; YES,

REFERRED!Great Form Is Shown By

Do lannwn Against Tappan Five

doing Into the last quarter with a33-27 lead, Matty Dolan’s Cardinal five suddanly collapsed; the Tappan

w i t h a 4?-Sa victory",last Friday night,rmnasium. their class, the Car­

at the T a p p a n gymnasium.Stepping out ol their class,

dinals could not hold the experienced_ ' A. i«»ln/lfia SliphTappan hich include* such store as Ed Moloney, former All Ber-

f .n C o u n t y f o r w a r d , K i r k l a n d , f o r m e r r e n t o n C o l l e g e a c e , a n d V a n D u s e n .

C a n t a in o f t h e s t r o n g C r e s c e n t A . C . o f B r o o k l y n . , •

The Cardinal's spurted in the third period to score sixteen points and take the lead. Before the wild shouts ol •.he packed house, the Tappan five captured "Hie game., The .

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Carrlty, if . * * *Kirkland, f ............3 11

* ? fin' I Van liusen, g .............. J I

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Knapp, g

LYNDHURST (33)Breslin, I ...............Dolan, f . . . . . . y . j •••Meyer*;- f •” ............H an furs, c .......... v >- • • •Hergerhan, g . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anderson, g ..........

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■ ^ tt'tm y ,-+■-■ ■ ...... 4Brown, f .............Kleman, c . . . . . . .Heiger, g ..........Def«»ii*i*, g ............ 0(jeary. f ...................... • 1Shadell, g ...........»..»•• 0R bertson, g ..............”

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Score by periods:Lyndhurst . . . . . . . . . 1 1 6 16 0—33Tappan I I 11 5 14 41

KAeferee—T aylo r, Knglewood.

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Athletics in 18-14 Win Over Trinity

A fter Trailing 9-6, In First Half Of

, C|ose Game

High School BeatenBy Garden Spotters

Tb* and Gold bastoteer* r East Rutherford

.4 to 26. Inability tewn to tait th* hawk

eve shooting of W*n«kT 4nd Pav<lick wrecked the chances of Hie local ••***•

Lilley scored nine points and .jig** Mcored eight. Lilley s re­turn to'scoring Tom gav€ sfflB* encouragement to followers of tne Lyndhurat team.

In a rough, tough second team

tame the East Rutherford <>ut- t scored in the *nal minute of play and won 21 to 19. Tim

Bnwlm had a hard jobthe youngsters in line and time out several times to put the players in line.

Jacob School Pupils WiD D o Chair Canins

One o f th e t h i n g s t h a t th e s p e c ia l class o f pupils a t th e L in co ln S c h o o l learn to do i* to c a n e c h a ir s .

Oft times folks will Wive a chair that needs a new cane seat and are at a loss as how to get it fixed- These will be pleased to learn that the boys of this specjal class will be willing to cane their chairs at a very nominal fee, and in a manner >qual to that of a professional.

— —— o —•Mr. and Mrs. John J. Breslin, of

Stuyvesant avenue, entertained at >riige at their home, Saturday even- ngjri honor of Miss Kathleen Omrey. laughter of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Carey, of Norwich, N. Y., who is to become the bride of their son, Mich- lel Breslin, on January 30th, at a ceremony to be performed ai a Nup­tial Mass at Our l.ady of Mercy Church, at Port Chester, N. Y.

The home was prettily decorated . the season’s colors with a small

Christmas tree as the centerpiece.Guests included Mr. ahd Mrs. Dan

O’Connell, Mis* Mary Prendergast, Mr. and Mr*. George Lydiate, Mr. mil Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Uiley, Mrs. Mary O’Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Savino, John Ma,y, James Lothian, Misses MoUie FH?,- timmons, Irene Lydiate, Kitty Lou Lydiate, Mary Itodgers, Ellen Hreslm, Kathryn Breslin, and firace Breslin.

Also John Dougherty, Thomas Dougherty, Mrs. William Rodgers, Mrs. P. J. Howard, Paul Meyers, James Breslin, Ho lif« r Breslin. Mich­ael Breslin, and William Breslin.

A Young Man’s Serious Moments

W hen he was only seven, h e rather fancied the pirate’s Hfe. Now, a t tlie mellow age of ten, he longs to be an engineer. W hat­ever his ultimate calling, you can g o a long way tow ard giving him the career he’ll want by starting his savings account rig h t now. A dollar o r more will do it.

THE FIRSTNATIONAL BANK

LYNDHURST, N. J.

A. MITCHEL & SON242 LAKE A V E N U E L Y N D H U R ST , 'N . J.

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The Athletics won Out over the _____ “ T ILi Trinity Young Men’s Club at Has

* 1 1 17 brouck High Schoi.l nym Wedna-dayScore by periods: , by a score ef 18-14. The A’s were

Dumont ......... ••* # *1 slow in starting, trailing at the halfLyndhurst ........... 0 12 5 0—17 hy 9-6. In the third quarter they

Referee: t’lynn. ) scored eight points to take a leadIn the preliminary fracas, the I w(,ich, although threatened, was n.ol

High School Jayvees defeated thi i overcome for th# rest of the cont**- Duimint Jayveo*, 16-11. (iallagher wa* high scorer of the A’s

---- ....----------- [quintet. The Trinities played a *001!S . I 1 T game, but twelve fouls called on themAthletics irounce g«re tho Athlotio- many chances to* ‘ u *v », v v 1 increase their lead.

Uniott A. A. 14-12Cameron’s Goal In La

Seconds O f Play Puts Game “On Ice”

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Cameron, f . it ia lla g h e r, f

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Sport U n t iB jr W llU a K i n g

The Athletic* defeated the Union A. A. In their second league contest lust Friday by a score of 14-12. Cameron's goal in the last seconds of play broke a 12-12 ti* and decided the game in favor of the A’». It was a fast, clean affair, and not marred by any roughness. The A’s led at the end of the fln-t period, but st the end rtf the half the teams were tied, 4-4. In the third period two timely foul ahots by (laynor helped the Ath­letics maintain a 9-S lead:

ATHLETICS

Cameron, f ........ .2Helmfeh, f .................... 0Mahan, f ............. .0(iallagher, f IEverson, c ................. IE. Itunika, c . *.............. • .0Oaynor. g ............... . . . . 0F reu d en b e rg , g ..................IJ. Kuxika, g .........1Farnkoff, g ..............0

UNION A. A.B. Lilley. f .........................I 'Jordan, f . . . . . . .2Devine, c-g ......... 1Hollings, c .......... %W Lilley. g r.QStellato, g . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Score by quartern:Athletics ......... A (II'niun A. A. ............0 4

Referee: St. Peter. (?mpire-~JtwaM.•Scorer- WtHMlbury.

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Scorer: Woodbury.Time uf periods: 10 minutes.The A's wish to remind their

friends and rooters of the dance they « L |e holding tbi* Saturday at the J American Legion Home. A good or­

chestra is on hand, the tickets are 50c each, and all that i* needed to make k a big »uece*« 1* your co­operation ‘ and. into rest.

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geme. He eould not, however, do anything for Ihe best.

• * • .Coarh LaTronira has a wealth ofWhat i* the matter with the H ig h thing ia radically wrmtg in tke _ _____________

4 h“ kr(U“ ‘! * m,nl ™ * '* ,Kl 'trilling. Dumont had only a fair ““ “ ■rial comin* up tfom the secondtn Among Ihr hi|rh ft.tlow.-r . ,7*., _ w |t*am StimtiffP aa It mm mu minvAild lias w r t r**ajttiit la br Wild * m<* n* •■T Rtrai M tXat would' rath«rraport* at a rhawpitmwhip I«*f *>nw ^H in f tram >h>uU! nmiftirr Thrir i>ay the admiaaioa pric« to ••• the t“ “* th* iefense w«. not stnmg. but the w«nd toam in action then thenrt of the baekethal. fans All »hi.u of the Lyndhurst olayers were Th#r* *»«re action in thewm expecting a great team Then , , * r«*«unn payers were ^

what haplxioeJ, two of the Hire ' mP1r funnr *hoU were not that's what i f f fan' want*.Matters or the season's quintet were '•**« cioaej showing lack of jwiftkf • • •ineligible The fans took the CaDie- in shot* The ring around offense Two Wkfteld men of the IM?Ural defeat as • matter af m-nperi- works O. K bat whan the time for All State Etevaa are caMains efeoce Then the Hamsun defeat awl the shot ramw, H I* mlaeod a major col leg* elevens far the •» seasoa.the Bast Kutherford and Port l*m , ity of the times, Bart Viviaao, captain of Cornell aadtl—n ln f took piirc __ __ ___ _ _

riven for U|e parting*, other the style, players, or the praetic W. 4 J.Dud the locals played ptmriy. «e»slons Imbued with the spirit

Bat why* The material is there and Marty IMan, whoae Cardinal* ar* carried the paat m*mb*r*hip . . . .alKWld click i«t» a smooth working going great gua*. ratea Bahhi* R» Uw top to earn a national citaUaa»*•» . . . . • . sertaon of the Hirti School squad, for the H. C. Barringer Poet the

We hae* hern told by one of the thr beet maa on the equad. hairing mentors af hath the howtiag t»i■Mimbern of the team that the M- none Kobbi* is a great guard, a rifle tauu hae* tahen •low* at* drilled too hard. They fair skat aad a Sard player His

. „— fcfTwt^BSo, captaia o f ________No r><a*«n How change should he male in ^bd.Port, of Ratherfonl, captain af

life awl areoractiea until they gre ready U frail structure ia Ms weakness. He M»»U sgrop This Mar he the reason fur caa 1 go out and stand the gaff of , Thursday sight athe poor showing against comgeti- . a fast game as the ot beta. Mai pin-knights look tw* it theboo. a*d again it auy he thst the AppMMthr, the faa« think he can , three HiMll«i do aat play ss they practice stand anything. Taeodav aLrht theyMa revelation is made by aaying I sK ap tfcs smr ctf sf;-*We want ___ _

. that it is harder to dick sgainst Ke«t* “ It w««lt long hofat* Coach ‘ last mgM's tilt

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D A N C t l Th* Lyndhurst Athletic* announce

thoir first annual dance, ts be held at tbe American Legion Home at Court and Park Avenue* on thi* Saturday, January IS. Music will be furnished by the Highgate Ramblers. Tickets are fifty cent* each, and may be purchased from any member of the club or at the door. An enjoyable time will be had by all whs attend/ snd help maka a succea* this first dance cponaured by the Lyndhurst Ath- ietie Huh.

Although only having shot in com­petition o<t two previpu* occasions against teams who have been organ­ised for tha past three year* the port rifle team organised last fall came vary near taming in a win against the Ridgefield Park Past last Friday night at th* Homes Thea snt aeiAVa akttwajl , I t ..'t*IBI ■»» ■1 U llfrlB miimi Ojtha narrow margin ef ais points Thia *hoWing was'-specially credit aid* la via* at the fist that Dan Cummins one af the acea af the local* waa tiaaM# ta *Hoot <tve ta being coafined to hia bad aa accoant of illness. AU the members w*re caidkdeat that had Dan been aM* ta right a rilte there woald have beea a difetwat story to teH There Is as qaaaUaa af a doubt with a UtUa «ar* masistaal practice aa4 a few more marksmen coma* uat who hae* as m* Mad to try for Urn team tha laam wtll hav* to to

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‘Day of Prayer’ in

Dr. t l . K . VokknwuMi

It it worth a doilat cm th* prfea of a W«tio#> house Adjuxiutuiic Klectrtc lam, Regularly priced at |7.7^, we a t scllm* »t (or H»7t if yotj tuni tn u i old imn You will lilt* tha \Vriti»Kliou»c It move* easily, hai a coudort- ahle handle and Ik»1*l» thf tn.»|>era»ure where you want if. __ _

Installs Officer*Lyndharit Circle, Conations of tha

Forest rtf America, had un excepUon- ally fine program for their opening meeting of the new year. held Wed­nesday night, at >he Columbus Club auditorium.

The tint part of the evening was given over to a New Year’s party for the children, who came with their mothers. Santa Claus made a belated visit and came to give each child a

,gift and a bo* uf candy.Installation of recently elected offi­

cer* and iniUatien of new members were other features of the evening, while dancing and a social hour brought to a clow a happy evening for all. . ■ ■

Installation was in charge of Su­preme officers Mrs. Mary Colahan, Mrs. Mar/ Finnegan, and Mrs. Mar­garet Kirby.

The new staff installed were Mrs. KIU Uurie, Chief Companion; Mrs. Anna Gravagna, sub chief companion; Mrs. Lucrtta Harris, Junior paat chief companion; Mrs. Vera Jaurs- tetter, recording secretary; Mr* Kathryn Willard, treasurer; Mr». Frances Benson, financial secretary; Mra. Hannah Jaugstetter, chaplain; Mr*. Josephine Barberi, ri(rht guide; Mra. Ida Mulesti, left guide: Mrs.Anna Dvorak, inside guard; Mr* M. Scotti, outside guard; Mrs. Anna Downes, 'Mrs. NelUh Bsrutio, and Mrs. Maijgaat't i McGlnty; with Mrs. Loretta MeCorf ick as Circle Deputy.

Committees fol the new year will, be named by Chief Companion Mes. Laurie, at the next meeting, to be held on the evening of Wednesday, January 27th.

Cement NibletteH i a . Q i .s l r l . t i lvme* Duaaeiuy

After OperationBRAVES WIN OVER JERSEY

CITY OUTFITGeorge Bassinder Leads To

V k tq ry O ver Jersey City Players ,.

Clicking on all cylinders, Captain George Bassinder’s flivt string feraves broke their long losing streak laat Wednesday night in the Roose- veK School, downing the Jeraey City Weames by the imprenive count of 82-20.

Th« Jersey City fire made five

dnt* before the Braves even had the 1. This auspicious sUrt hjr the visitors did not dampen the spirit of

the Brave*. They battled on even terns with the strong liudson County quintet for the remainder of the first halt and at the end of the time. the score stood at 18-12.

With the V* ginning ofth .th lrd period, the H raves ran wild. Aided by the Ane passing of Us mates Muhl- eisen set a hot pace for the W»mea. In aM, be courted 1« point*. The (In* paseing and strong defenalje work made possible the victory. After the

Mr. and Mrs Ldtoy Hsndfori, Seventh street, have as their gu*-*t for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Chart** Snndfoid, of Butler. PVBLlC^SEWjCg

I'hone R utherford 2-7640

Chat. U l i i y i r Lyaibirst Marktt

52 S t u y v e s a n t Ave,

L y n d h u r a t . N. J.

RE-OPENING•»* fMK

Lyndhurst Auto Supply & I Service Station

S T O R A G EAnnual Meeting Of South Bergen Scouts Afw#» - ~ j i tft>d Vm Limn,, tnt»

Q lo . B. HOLMANANO COMPANY INC

The annual meetiM of the South Bergen Scout Council will be held Tuesday evening nrit, January l»th, 1M2 at »:U p. m- at the Union club West Psasste and Mootross ave.,

for tbe year ItM, and the roorgan). aation of the couneil. together with the receiving of reports for the work

m£jITCb* laat "**tf*g’**f the Ewwu- .tive Board, the following resuAutioa was adopted:

• In view of ear inanaal condition, it ks moved that we * y » * »d»h the ■ervicea ef tha Scoat fceeutive S. ef January SI*. I * . until suehUrn* aa we *aU be ahW U raise iidBw et fund, te cam ea the * » * of a «r* Mass council

Ths. matter la t*h* bought befoi* the entire council membership, and

'the necessary steps taken to Incurs th* csntiaeate ef tV work la any manner as mar be derided upon by tke newly .elected ^keers

, It •* the hep* thu* the m em l pal*■ He will attend. aM frank!, eat#* let*

I FYou H ave Ever Planned «o Build a

H O M E or G A R A G E D O IT N O W

Miaa EMa He Luca was gtvaa a surprise party in hosww ef her nineteenth birthday by a number ef her girt fiimh; at her ha«n», which was tastefully decorated in whHe aad i>rchtd, wtth balloona, snd bust eens Ktreaasers and confetti help­ed ntd U the en)oynsent ef thasos P'Sssel ■ Mefn»hmefiu wees asyv-ed and passu nere played .

Mowey Waters, ntaaut. and Cawl* I’alero. acdoist. U h of Hohahen. eateruMed Mtss Omldine U

I pm**, «f l.ynlhsrst. m4 Mr. I*wd Run*, of Hahalwn, entertained with a tangs eablhttiMn »bien wa* very much snjoped by al peneset- Mel chje ‘ Timnanarw sang nad wn* ec-

CALL HARRISON M 4K

HARRISON SUPPLY CO.

Yard at C.l«y Si. Bridge snd

. S M A ti. S t /E

GRAND PIANO2 C m Garage $100

C d i 'l

A REENSTRA A Co.I4.M V U B A W AVM.

curroN . ic %Tat n aw iea lM IW ( N ttM T M A N A G E *

tfcm. complaitwtn; and Paolo Mayer and Rlverakle Coal

a corporation. defendants. r»Ie March 28, A. D. 1*32. IMITH' A TOWK. ftol'n.

“ S u p p y m * U p - a n d “ H igh B lu ea ," inttifCl m u sica l *uc-

u)«>n and will «(».«*_ lor sale; aveUV* a f the .Court H..u*e In .the

m i n t ■ M mSMMKHBBY, 8.JT.By virtue of th* above stated wrTT T*r

me directed nnd delivered, f h'aye levied uui.n arui wilt- expo** fur «&le at laibtic vandus #i lha Court In the Ctijf of

™*tr.w hirh is from an o r ig in a l screen] atopy. Jttjt <’.u y H olton. '<!

MirleMTKe, iKfeBBtl! -WtBBICIWf- wi-it* f.ipiM’rtainintt tie sold to ja y and satisfy Iti th* nrit plat*# unto «Ma*«* eomjdaia- ani. the- aum >f $4.Mo.W, together with

or place of beginning. To»jether with all and

T k"W 5T T hk

piCTues

f lM W W .I W K ? ^

ta k e n to th * h o s p i ta l , tm fle w Y **r’> iH jr . M a r r i n g w * th p n n tn fc .n w .

N r. M m n n l « • > hun t in S » » Y ofh C ity T he fa m ily I w f f livwi m l .y a O uM H fo r Um* g u t *t m a y e a r * S 'urv ie i.ra a l* h i . w t l r , A n n a an d « M b ro th e r. kthal fk . a# U n i I w p i r

R n |M em M as* » * » M d a t H a n ad l l r M t r h a n h , T o p . 141 M an tu aa n t h i s t lA - lv r t la S e im e . it M h .w W ia

T H E C O M M E R C IA L L E A D E R . F R ID A Y . JAX 1TA BY 15. t f f l

T H E C O M M E R C IA L L E A D E RPublished ev e r /'F rid a y by -

T H E COM M ERCIAL LEADER C O .. Inc.Lyndhurit. N . J.J J 6 Valley Brook Avenue

Telephone RUtherford-2 4200-4701

FR E D 8. BERN ER ................ ED ITO R

ER N EST J. D A BIN ETT .SEC R ETA R Y and TREASU RER

W ILLIAM E. KAEM PF . . . A D V E R T IS IN G "M ANAGER

Yearly subscription $2.00 In advance. Songle Copy Fivt Centa.A d v ertisin g Rate* o n A pplica tion . ■--------------—--------- ---------- . . . . * - __

Classified Advertising, 5 lines 1 time, 50c. 5 lines. 2 times, 75c. 5 l i n e s , J times. SMXl. 5 lines the minimum order. Yearly rates on reqyest. Ail ad« payable i n advance. All copy must be in Leader Office before 4 P.M. Thursday. N o extra charge is made for icplies received through this office.

Mrs. Baker Honored On 81st Birthday

M rs, E l le n B a k e r , o f R id g i R oad, ftiarkpd h e r eigh-ty-fin it b if th d a y last W ednesday .

In c e le b ra tio n o f th e < v«n t Her d a u g h te r , M rs. E d g a r F re it,; w ith w hom sh e m ak e s h e r h o m e , en te r­ta in ed f o r h e t . .

C u esM inc lu d ed M rs. R ak e r’s bro- th * r , ,R bf f t N a sh , and h e r niece,

1 W alrfro a t w ith M r*. H , R... .■ R Z T H E A T R E ] i - f i * « £ - J

J a n e t G a y n w and C h a r le s F a r r e l l . M r ^ C h a r l w G a r d . * « d m o s t n o ta b le o f nereen lo v e rs , a reto b e seen to g e th e r S u n d a y , J a n u a ry 17, in “ D e lic ious", th e i r n ew m u s ic a l ro m an ce a t t h e R. K . O. R i t i T h e a ­t r e . T he film f e a t u r e s ix G eorge CGershwin m elod ies, d e n o tin g th e first

p o s e r has w r i t t e n th e e n tire m usici s co re fo r a m o tion p ic tu re .

N o tch ; am i M r* ..Jo h n S ch len d o rf, of H asb ro u c k H e ig h ts . In th e a f te rn o o n Mr*. G e o rg e S m i\h an d M r*. M at-th e w F r a m e , w ith M iss T h o r a F re it ,

Independent and Fearlesa— N othing to sell but space for legitimate advertising. 1 ' , , .C opy-fur rtew advertisements and chan km should be received at the office o t j « f L yiu lhursjt, alfep jo ined in tn e cei

publication not later th an 10 o'clock Thursday m orn ing .' ,■ j e b ra tro n ., | T h e re w e re m a n y fine g i f t s f o r the

Address all mail and check, payable to The Commercial U a d er Co. l a c 1 , ^ ^ M m w ith ^

fo r m a n y m o re h a p p y r e tu rn s o f th e

____ lous p a i r , . iMHicioua 1 iVi**«Mi«rM rs. E t t z a h e t h H m W em an, <>f ' . r e a t v p r p s p n t , m , s<mf( n u m b e r 4 s t r i c t l y a s [ a t ' two o’clock in xnv ten riwo. • « gM «xpoM #OL _____

■ - - ■ - ................................such . E ach m eloay in th e p ic tu re l a J B S U i , ’* & 5 S Ja .P* ^ ' - h* » S f H o u . «T«k. W «sk illfu lly w o v rn in to th e body o f t h e , i>,w tuM^twuut ’» ■ W S fc lf* ' wmM v , h a m i ' t , M«t d ra m a in s u c h .a w ay th a t th e ac tio n ,A« “ f ‘ fi*r* f ’ (a t two e'ctock j , th . arttrnooo.

- »------I------- --------- « - - - -........— - ' polttt on the

F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 8, 1M2

Not A Question Of Honor

A strange situation has resulted because, of publication last

day.

Jean Berg Entertains A.Y.A. Club Members

M ee tin g o f th e A.Y.Ar C lub wa* held a t tn e hom e o f M iss J e a n B erg , a t 528 C ost 'av en u e , F r id a y n ig h t a t 8:00.

F i r s t b u s in e ss w as d iscu ssed , and

Joyed by all. th e m em bers T h o se _|»re»ent w ere i th e M isse?

Jiou i.u<M ecke, D o tty S p iila ite , I te n e L i tw r , AniUi I.autTf'. M iblr.^l lira! ler, E v e ly n M iller, C onnie D evefsa ti

P f lu g in chai M rs. W illi*™ , d en t, a ss is ted , th e com m ittee ,

rg e o f re f ie sh m e n t* . C. B ch w e ig e rt, preai-

in ( » t v i r n i f , m g l » s w ■Between BafrlnBer BttUdln* aM ,t / » n Aa-

^d ftkn> . a iurporattcg. e.m plainant an* Waller C. GariHifci, iame« 'Prtet. Sophie

_ Filel and Kearny PlWBbin* Supply Co., atiA* that hi Artwriean «m^.

of th .Ot Petriao Mi,rs.no, lat*Towniiiip at LyniMMtu, C m l 7 of

“ t P - M nI,'ounty ol Ber#«n and reported / o r aetti*- meot in the OndioA'a Court of theCottnty td Bergen day (A r«hnpUcatui* will

the 3rdday of reh rWBjr,- t ^ Z . at which time 4ip-

will V ntade fer the allowance of

***, 1»32. Jan. 8-15-22-10-“ $8.T2

* q P 5 [ » ; zepo,

V OF NKW JKRM VIN €HARRISON & nnt+HK. *»!**:

By Virtu* of the above stated Writ to Rl\

S ocietye e i i e i

BEOiNNWO at _ _ ..... . .line of Pine Btreet, distant forty-eight and fifty two one-hundred tha of a foot t4H 52 ft.# northerly from the northerly line of Belmont , Avenue; thence running <i) Sunth fifty-one riexrees eleven mlnnfea eai»t one hood red leet (W ) f t . i thence <21 north

“■"* minutes aa»t

week of our, editorial on one tfiethod, the method wc think best,'|ate‘ K lan,cl,J",,‘"iJndv *amei( wer,’. to relieve the seating situation in the schools. .

At a secret meeting the Board of Education had been con­sidering the advisability of converting manual training rooms' __ ,__ _.and cafeterias into claw moms, and, making of the Franklin i f tjh«r*L°"a»T & ' H&n & £ School auditorium severa , class rooms. That was tae . recoin' u{ No. Arlington, mendation of tht Commercial Leader whiph ,knew nothing of the secret meetings, and nothing oi the plan the board was discussing.— ■— -— —---------- :________ \ _________________

o f th e s to r y i s n e v e r s to p p e d .B riefly , th e p lo t o f th e d ra m a r e ­

volve* a b o u t U e e x p erien ce s o f J a n e t G a y n o r a a a Scotch im m ig ra n t inth e s te e ra g e o f a la fg e l in e r com - ................... ..........................in g to A m e ric a , and h e r a d v en tu i« k tWirW^iiit .•»!:«•» l. f i . . 3w- r t . | . I « lh ,. M uintrw il . 1 thirty <«* <3i» ft.): ttifim-e (3) Bart*a*t<*r .^he in to tnf* Cf>untry ll 1 one (i eirreon eleven mlnutea Wfdl 1 fine hum*W a J l y . •“ dr**d feet <100 ft.JL to the eaaterty lloe .of

iR o m in e e e n t e r s h e r l i f e w h en J j y , ” j r & S & S F Ss h e m a k e g f r M M I w i th a t r o u p e o f j rotty-nWie minute* weat thrty leetR u s s ia n e n t e r t a i n e r s on bm irif th r « » ■ ' !b> _1>.U. 1

b o a t , a n d i* m a d e lo v e to b y th e i r Together and sinsuiar in*' rights,le a d e r , a p .H - t-m u s ir ia n , p o r t t a y e t l | “ r .55 :by K au! Koulieri. handsome w'»wm- I naininK U «ald to fay and satisfyer to the screen from fhe S’hllth 1 In the flrdt place unto lhe said eornplainam, . . Barringer Huii'lfng »i»d "bjW Aa*oclatlon._ eAmerican stage. , p.,rp..ration, the »um of together

(,’harlea Farrell,-a sportsman re-[with lawful intereat thereufl, and i t * »* i 1 Hfninil u ace the aHendans, K*»m,tu r n i n g f r o m E u r o p e a n p o lo con -1 Buppi¥ <*,., » » « . j.» rr__ «o»-q u e s t s , a l s o m a k e s t h e a c o u a in ta n c e : p.,raiioti. the sum ,,r *«4 <).7 n: t,.R,tiwr with'j,' , ' • i | . , . i . j* ' i —. I, Ia is .» l it^iriu.a un<4 . aim tfell BfiSl!!o f the w is tfu l li t t le j<leerusr« w aif

. J!** I t> « the directed and deHwred. I have levied upon the afternoon, »« toe § expoae for *ale a t puWe venduele Court Hotue ta tha City of Hacken

on u~V%edm*aday. Fetoreary X 1999

.. .wo o'clock la the ofterMxm. all that en a ln t ra d or parcel of lafcd and premises,

' » IN CHAM Between TIM Jlul

BulJillnsresuui iwuAeeegeppe rortooeee), Tortoneee,

ht f i ? 1 •ftoote, lylnx and bain* te the TijwinahipLyndhurat, C«!*»ty of Ber«ea and State ofNew Jeraey, and more particularly describedae follow*: 7

BEGINNING a t » point on the northeaat erly line peventy-three feet from the' intereeetlthe northwegtarly line of Stuyvesant Avanue, ami from thence running <1 >, «t right angles lo the «ald Hne of Copeland Avenue, north

am i HiMMi e n te r s int<» active- co m p e tl tio n fo r h e r love.

L a te r Ib'fnxhmentx w>rp enjoyed by a ll an<l th e m ee tin g b ro k e Bp and nil le f t hav in fr en joyed a lovely everrrtnff. ----- -----——

M eetin g i^ to be h e ld Thttm a t tn eday n ig h t

L u jd eck iWo m e o f MIsh liotT

f S u tn m e r a v e n u e .<»

» There was" some indignation afxmt it Tuesday night at the meeting of the Board of Education. ]t«eph Pollara, in fact, was quite certain that there had been it '“ leuk” <>f Jte ird of Edwca' tion news. LHher members'seemed convinced that that was trtie.R e e ^ P . Batten, siiperviiiing .principals Was forced fo declare he had not bnnight the information outside of the board meeting rtxims and had endeavored, without success' to lc;irii who had written the editorial.

W hy such indignation?. * * #

TTie board sbrwiltT be more tb:tn phased tii leurn that if4 plan, concealed so carefully at special meetings, was so strikingthat others also thought of it. The board might be pleased tolearn that the plan is favorably thought of in practically every quarter of Lyndhurst.

Discussing the plan, citizens have pointed out an emergency faces the board: to meet it emergency measures must be taken.

The board, it has been said, watUs to ctH'tatl its t^em li- tints, here is an excellent way. Cut down the manual training expenses temporarily. Perhaps, the State Board will not giver Tiie$5,000 as it has in the past- but Lyndhurst will not be spend- held a d»wtion«ling $ 18 ,000 to pet that Slim, either. ..Tweet*** at the fhurrh, Thursday

f. | j a f te rn o o n , w ith M rs. Jo se p h AUfcW e think that the plan is too good to drop it because j r» U e prwitliag

someone else also thought of it, and advertised it.

Annual Sacred Heart Card Party Feb. 4

T h e d a te fu r th e e ig h te e n th a n ­n u a l ■ c a rd p a r ty o f th e tiaaffcd H e a r t C hurch has been s e t f o r T h u rsd a y e v en in g , F e b ru a ry 4 t t , M rs, Jo h n J . R fS d B li ° f .S tuyvesan t avenue , w ho iifln tteen c h a irm a n o f th e c a rd p a r ty co m m itte e fo r th e p a s t seven teen y e a rs h a s been ch osen ch a ir-msm- fo r - th i s -y e a r .—— — — • ,

O th e rs on th e c o m m itte e include M rs. J o h n A I 'lynn , M rs, W illiam Ki'H<ie, M rs. W illiam B. K elley , M rs. J a m e s H a rr is , M r . K dw ar.) Ilugh>-s, Mr*. C h a r le s lle tl, M rs. Hose H urde, M r*. IV te r HtitiMin, M rs. J a m e s L o th ian , M tH T hom as 1, an delis, M rs, Lflatiw M. F u v ie r , M rs. K rank iiu z i- ka, a n d M i-s M ary K. K odgers.

Reed W, M. S. Meets

of the aaid eompfaMnaot have lieeti duly>».« «..»« ox $217.94, and the eo»le.taxed al the sum —f ---- - -. . ...

of fhe «aid de/endani Kearny J^umbinK. ti v- ti, i * a a supply *** u x td *l tlwh i I jre n o H v a s s W r o f i 's v a k :^ aildii ..atuo. oi...

• * -■ ■ • T - • • t tA W ttr - f r ■mmhMh....n.t6-2*5»-¥‘el>>-**3 M -rm

m uch to th e g a ie ty o t each s i tu a ­tio n by h ia incc -so rn ek»wning. F o r a s w e e th e a r t , he h a s M any a Koiierti,ViepneM* b e au ty w ho m ak es her screen d eb u t. O th e r p la y e rs in the com ta rn . ■.lar**' r * i? ' m '*u'*e V j w n i a < h e rrd l. I ‘ *J*N< ,%**),i'!T awiSy K»r H«mO live T e ll, L aw rence O S u llivan , Mis- j biMWUik and aavinyi. .tamptainant. ass eha A uer. M arv ine M aaZel an,I J e a n - . e tS L .U 3 « .W '? W n 6H ie <i«>£na. . .. Mornuol lw*v»«u: hia wife. Seieod'

D avid H utle r. who f lf f tc te d ‘'S u n n y h-t fa- >*w»s>»t March 2 t a. i >

fniNU a t * point on in* norine»»i- of Copeland Avenue therein d fata at

hree and fifty hundredths <73.50) n the' intersection of the , same • with

trlnf, de-f t f & d a a ts . F l . tk. ItoU f w m t f W y c h 1 , A .

MCONKt.tNO, SMITH a TOWB, Bol ra. fty v irtue ol th* « h i* . statw! wrtt <h> aM

diract«t w a « i » e 0 . I » .»« j<?«»<l upm u i Will au m * .- fo r aaM a t *oMK tm s ika t th . Court fiouM in the City ut M wa-*1W » . oa _ . . . . *a t two o-etock m th» »}t«n«ooo, all th a t

t,* O K I 9» B.rv.1 ol land and a ltaaK lylag and Min* In th* ot l.yndiiur*t. County o f Screen ef w w - a n * ham# hn ,» o ana

K S 5 " o ^ “ C le rt'a “ -k SKo. 2 ot Propart? of Tha *u tt» rl„rd P ark Aaaoctatiun Union TownrtlBi, B a r m County. Naw Jwapy" M p an s o t Lots eleven t»l» »nd twelve (11* la Block ten tt»» and '" -•her docrlbed ** ftOlowa:

JBOTNNING a t tha co ra tr formed hy the IntersectWi of Hie mrniMMwrly sMe ot laute Avenua with the w.otheaaterly «>le of P ark ATOdUe ana nmnto* thene. U l soolh- « s te r ly and alone said sale of Lake Ave­nua one haadted thirty <1301 feet; tftaace (1> northeasterly m d a t rtght — — -U M Avenue, eighty i^sii faej; northwesterly, parallel with U J L ninety-two and Iwenty-Sve huodredtIM (*2-*5! (eet to the » u th e « ta r ly »Kle at Park Ave­nue; thence U ) southwesterly and^atans » » same, eiahty-,H^ht aad live ten th . (W 5 i feet to the polft or pla^e of OsclnaMr

easterly, one hundred w a < 110 1 feet; theac. t 2 > northwesterly, parallel with the said line of Copeland Avenue. !we7i|r:flve (2S) feet; thenee l>> mmthwaatarty. parallel with th ,fir.t cratrse, one hundred ten S1 IU. feet tothe aaid Ilne of Copeland Avenue, thenee m alonv the same southeasterly, twenty-llvi (JW iM t to Uie point o r place of ha-k Inning. ,

Being Lot Number one hundred thirty-nine <ta»i la m txk A oa Map of property of the W o^-R ld*. Building a Realty Co.. Boet- Iner a Pomerehne. Managers, known i . s The South Kutherford Tract, and Bled in UjeBergen county C lerk 's o*k-e July 28th, 1903, as Map Number 015.

The above deaerlbed lands and premlws shall lie sold In fee, subjmtt to aU ta«»a, assessments and other liens, If any.

Toll ether with all and singular tbe rights. Ubertla», privileges, hereditaments laid ap-vK rtm m n t iwreuAio Mwngms w 1* aayw fe at.|»rtatnlng be wild ta pay amt MtUJy l» the ffrst piaca unto the com plainant, the

AssoclttUnn. a ceporaUrin ut lhe Slate of New Jer.ey, pomplalna-nt. and Joseph H Athens and Anna Alkeas, his wife, M asmat Realty Co., a corporation of tlw State of New Jersey, and Stanford Crowell Com­pany,-defendants. Fl. (a. Returnable March IP A 11 1S32-

FREDBKICK c HENN, Hol'r By virtue of Ihe aboVe stated w rit to me

sirected and delivered, I have levied upon and w SLelPoae for sale a t public vendue

|» , lk . Court House la the Olty of Haeii- .txaack . ..v a

. . . thane. <3> Laka Avenu

fix o r n w lO f c tvBetween, *tuyveaant Buildaw and .Loan *»-

Kocl.tfon of Jersey City, a torpural*,n of tae Btate of New Jeraey, complainant, and Louie Trlftoante and je r» y city LumberI..I , deleotlantf. #‘l. I A. Returnable MafCh

■ o. ivSt._17,. BENJAMIN J. DARLIHa, Bol'r.By virtue ol the above an ted writ to me

directed and delivered, * have kviad upon u id will expose lo r sale a t public vendue a t tha Court House m the Otly ot H acken­sack. on

MedaciuUty. January S*. IM f • t ' two o'clock la the afternoon, aU the fol­lowing tract or parcel <i| land and premises hereinafter particularly described, s i tu a te ly­ing and being in the T.iwmhlp of Lyad- ■unl in the county of Bergen aad Itaae of

HackensfU'k. on\\ • iiii<‘idu) • lVhmary 10, l»^2at two 'i’rlovk tn thf? afternw<»n, aUl the

roll«»wiHK tra d or perrei of ’ iandi arot prem- jaea hereinafter particularly desm hed, s it­uate. lying and • being in the Township ofHenten Htate of New Jersey. Ixiundednnd dest;rihe«l. an' foltowjR * -• .

BKfilNNlS'l at a imlnt In the souUiwesrrl> iiile of 8eo«,*»d 4isto»t 310;Re«t •, n<irlhwesteriy from the- »ou

a • . ' ■- i j | ■ ~ . . i mieVite<'tion «»i heeoOd afor .....tam ed a t on«i|fe a t th e ir hom e on j ri.ik« lUuni himi running,, thence aouthweat^Tntmdaf evemnif. , erly at right awsles;- to aeromt BJrer I 100

rv . , . feet;- thence northweirterly parallel withi W ^ r a t i o n a w e re m re il .in d g r e e n . , ...g,m l l 50 teet, thenee northeasterly

R efre sh m e n ts anW a socia l h o u r fol- parallel mm the «n*t couw, l'S i n e t tofteeuhri Bireet Hei.'ond at reel,of ^eefnntnK. . .

Together with all ami •ingnlar the rights. r-^ay, privile^^s. h^f^ditam^iits and ap ’

Three Leppard Sisters Entertain at Bridge

T he M isses M arie , A dele, and Ce- f t , , , ............ ........... — _* _ , , „c ile l .e p p a n t, o f P a g e av en u e e n te r- j a f c S S ^ ^ S

on j

•it two o’clock %■th** afternoon, all thateertaln tract- or parcel, of land and prem ia^

le*rrlbed, situate.

£ta» Jereey, Known — _ ----- - ,certain map eotMed ~';'Mai»-.of M naa»r»i Park, property ot W. J. Hurke anu L. N. S w ra a S , l.ypdlnirst. N , i , AuguM'WKr" «>u J M in the Clerk's (Mflee ot. B cr»n County November U . t»*J aa inap /lumber I went y- three hundred and forty-eight is .its t la *aow * as lot twelve 1 1 2 ) *i«l tr,,n(lng on the northerly s«le ol « r « . l also cail«*B' BKflW!,B|l»e same premise, c..nveyed to Oeyrge A. Pierro by W illiam -J. Burke aa d wife; and U.ut» N. Nii.hidw.n «n,l wile, by deed bearlnK date Jy iuary !». p., it-ded .11 tiie Clerk s Office of Bergea .TiimT, laouary 2». m t tn B ..* 163U of^ ^ M a t S r with and ningular the r ig h t.,i^ r tW ~ W v T O 3 ™ ;- - «st - « - a

lowed tiie g am es.— 'f lig h ^ iia n a n i w e n t tn M rs, Jo seph H. C. S n y tle r a W Miwt M ay Caitu- v a tu w h i l e t h e con loca tion p rinr a w a r b ra n t

f iu e s ts included M rs. Jo h n J . -j-•«wf«’R reglin , M isses K a th fy n H reslin , and I m '*‘2 Klli-n lliw alin , M rs. H a rry

then«e s#i iM beast erly alonK (w t tt» the P»H»it <w place

particularly - - j——'yinK afld l»einB tn the - Borough of /Northhereinafter

purteaaucea th«reuatc» l»etonKip*, Or iti. w ise apperta«nm« be sold to pay and ^eatisiry

Ar'ingttin in the County ot Bergen and -state fU New Jersey.

BKfilNNlNfl a t a poiet on the ar,utheaster ty huii* ol rroapect Av**nue, distant hun­dred ilfty five rmi end eiehfy oine hundredths •tf jn fmd (U»r>.M) nUTthsaeterly fn»m the corner formed we the intersection of the said Hide of Prospect Avenue with the northeasterly side-’ of Betanont. -el»«j known as mtaumt Avenue; thence running <1> south­easterly, a t rlKht anKles to Proapect Avenue one hundred llttO) feet to a point; theme(21 northeasterly, parsllel with Prospect Ave­nue twenty-seven feet and afty-sl* hundred­ths of a foot to a point; then«*«northwestsrly .parallel with tile first course.me hundred HOOi feet to the aotttheasterlyside of lYfyapert Avenue, theme <4> south , westerly ami atuttg the said side of Proa- . pw t Avemw twenty-seven-■esct and fifty-aix — - - • ttr th e pnmt

wi*e appertainmn in the first place um-- '<•«= •«*«« the sum 6f OHietlier With lawfulinterest thercm ; hfitl Rl»»» .the, ®e*ts of the

• — at hav*, W*n dt% taxed a t

singular the rifthln.ntnrt-fit there.* and t.. i*av and Htiertle*. prlviteRes, here.litaments and ap-

.a i te t t in the s ^ .n d place unto »he saiddan' a N athan Cohen tM? sum of s HPf»*rtainlnK l»e sold f« pay ami satisfy In

iv :2 nt 1 a-f her v.Hh lawful interest -there- | ihe first plaee unto tbe said complainant.-Vn “ (oil *)*/#. the co.iis of the said com 'j ^ e sum of f5.J18.4n; together w»th lawful

-____ - -r e -■--................ plaliiant have t»een duly taxed at the num i ^terest thereof; and also the costs of theJohtiKon, M rs. J o se p h K nyder, -nf't-nt1 ana- xht. of the said de- Bail| ( '>mplalnant have been duly taxed atu> mi.... / • f I fi*nilanl. A NMhnH Cohen liave bwir “rtnlyx----M ay C an av an of in* -„m nt i t .oh

HAROU* V RKIl.taV * *« ... 6hrf*fts

M ra. J o h n A. P ly ona rry Sc , Mj s

S chacfer, Klmo

l.y n d h u rs t j M iss M ay C an av an o f [" ^ 3 i t u J e rse y C i ty ; and M iss M adeline M iU eb ra tit, o f th e Itro iu t.

o —

W o m a n 's M is s io n a ry iS o c i e ty j Leap Year Social To be• I te e d M i-m oria l U n i te d I r e - - v _ .

Held by Young People

itevo tioQ * w ore led by M rs, A, M.! I .ip p in co U ; M rs. l le h ry C. M ar tin

~ n i ' / t- i i t i i i t i rev iew ed th e c h ap te r fro m th e M ia-Tne Board nl--edueatton should, a wider uis-1 j , , tJ study •book,

cussion of it in public to learn the public’s viewpoint.. The 1 ' ' Wr thn jHrtlat„ . . . , r c l . . I t r t m a e t io g , t« tie held, J a n u a ry .-1 s t ,Commercial Leader wants no honor lor having thought ol the'with tfii making of hospital Ires*- plan. W e cheerfully here and now order all those who feel that' ^ bringthe plan is a g i a s l one. to turn their felicitations over to the ju»t di>ilat» th e y e a rn e d fo r th e ».eBoard of Education, that group thought of the plan first and i o n ty iiu r in g ihe »u«m«r m onth*,

deserves all the honor.

Let us point out again, February approaches rapidly.Mr. Batten has said he cannot see how the system will be

able to continue if help is not obtained somewhere.Yet, Tuesday night, the Board of Education discussed most

of all, possibility of obtaining use of the Library building. There

Mrs. Cromley Entertains At Luncheon, Social

TRe iUUrTJf-

JnTTH0f- 'rjnlHARO

2ft $23.10

V. RKl!,Wr, Shemff. B.B.F. 7507

On F r ii la y n ig h t J a n u a r y 15 the Y oung 1‘eojile* S o c ie ty o f S t. M at­thew s L u th e ra n C h u rch w ill s t a r t Ihe y e a r off sm iu jiv by. ho ld ing a leap y e a r Social. T h is m e an s th a ti n ' a l t t h e g am e s p la n n e d by ihi- j e n te r ta in m e n t c o m m itte e th p young lad ies w ill have to ta k e th e m ‘lia tiv e com m only e g e re is e l by the you n g m en. In a d d itio n to t h i s ,spec ia l le ap y e a r g a m e s w ill p ro - j “ ..._______ _____bahly be nlayed. K e fre sh m en t- w ill in t two a in 'the »n»m -.o. all he tol- be se rv e d la te r in th e e v en in g and ^ ’ ^ , \ T,y l^ r t V ^ I l ’ .d.«r*w,i*'lIitu.t., ly- it ae^mj* only f a i r th a t th e younif I in and I«MK ia Ib* ‘riownshlp of Lyndhuratmen sh o u ld have th e job o f se rv in g j £ «*• ''<snur "f H«r«}n »m stale of Newth e re fre sh m e n t* an il w ash in g th e rU tS r t r a c t

IN l HAM r K t • 111 M W JKBKKVBetween The Klret Natianul Bank and Trust

Company »*f Kearn> Wee Jeraey. tpmplaln-ant. and Jt»metdll fiwwtructh.n Co., P ru ­dence Title * MortgaK* Inveeiment Co., a N, J &« pocatksa, Charles , K»#seal«*-, Victorr«uicato. Andrew, tradla# as A Mas Moaaic Tile Co i Charles" *Koae*l», individiMlly, Vfrbir Koscatn , individually, and Andrew Poscatu. indfvi<luaily, ('olumhta Hulldina 4klsoan A»sociatMi»» of Jeeg^y City. -N. J ., a N J eofpoeatkm. and Khlelity CTnkin Title

• .i * iu . defendant!* f t . fa. Returnable 'March 18.

- A 1>. 1932.------------ --- _KOCH ANP KOCH. Bnl’f*.

Hy virtue of the above stated writ to. me reeled and deHveml. 1 have levied upon

IN t l AHt KBl W NEW JKftMKV tetweee tiesenviUe United Ruihllnit and lyiah

iium ot fS.ft7a.8ft, together with 1awful in ­terest theredn; and a l t h e costs of the i.aht complaiu »m have keen duly taxed a i the aum of #1**35. \

HAfttlLO V. RHI1.LY, IVa-lAlr Coml.I^Jr. Sheriff,•an 8 l,V2»-2t» «3«.7a a.B.F. 758J

Kaid rtirrw>laleant h*the sub. a t * f t< > % AROl,n v RE11.I.T-

a m r fw 1

T o D E P O S IT O R S in and C R E D IT O R S ot the Lynd*

hurst T ru st Com pany o f L yndhurst, N . J.

Prmroant b> f Iwpte r >Wr o t j a wid the S tate of New Jersey, notice Is aive-n th a t all per ho ns havuiK « a » * the Lyrt<!hurst Trust C/j*npany of L ^adnursi. N. J a r e reaa tefd to present *a*e to tne unders(tme<l and make le*u»i »“■»>,** a t the office of the Lyodinir** T rufl Com-

any, 201 Btuyvesant A venue, Lyndhurst, N. on or before the tilth dav «>f Mereh, 1932.

FRANK II. SMITH.CanuBMBeher of Banhlnn and

Insurance of I»lew Jeeeay. * te d ; Lyndhunif, W. J- ,

Ni.veniltwr *>1. IttSl.

For lhe conventem-e of depositors and o ther rertttora. printed forms will he lurniahed and salHtance rendered in the pre para tk^n of BfeK of Claim at the aankine House durlne

lusfness <iays from ft A.M. to a P .M .,' ejeeapr Saturdays; on Saturdays from ft A.l«. to j M. Depositors and ersditors ere requested o tie their Pr-rfrfs of Claim a s sooa aa pos­it.ie and mu>*t i*resent their SavhtKn Pase lotfk; Christmas Club Book; or other evl

of indebted»e*» issued by ihe Trnef any,- when tillnu claim*.

imI wttl exiM*ee tor sale at public vndue a ta th litio n to th is | ^ ,url to lh* cfty '

Wednesdays Jeanary f7, l« ‘4*

1 la* ken-

C h arlea Cromley, o t 446 !k*c< *mi a v e n u e , enUrCBinewi a i lu n c h f* B a t h e r htirne, y c a te n ia y , in hon- i . r o f M rs, Kmm.» U*nn1 atwi M rs . *vihn k a v a m iu t fh , w h o a r e Hpentlir f

. - i . n , , . , ' t m e r l n te r w ttH M r. nrH M ra. T h « ^ 'is one mom there, and the Hoard doe* not even consider using jm{MI kavanauirh of thrinirstdB a v e -

it for classes, merely as a meeting chamber for schm’d clubs. uMf cwtrrpleee was . bouMany.rtxims are needed. Use oi the caletenas and manual mrt „/ cut flowers, a .Wiciou»

training rooms will leave open to the board ten rooms, at lea^t. i>"ich»o« served f .H.iwed hy a. i i , i so c ia l a f te rn o o n . -

W i t h p a r t t i m e methods, they may accomodate jwenty classes. § iiueata inciudedi M rs. Prank s t a r k The board, of course, wants to continue, manual training, ./ •**»{**; Sr.f 'ham Wai* y/*;• I'ercy Ilroan, ani Mrs. Lennart

dishes. it KINO tot. three Hundred eighty-Ihraa . . _ . . a , | 3K3 » amt three btmdred eighty■'f*»ur IB ! )

A t t h e buatnea> ' tn e e t in j r o f the* ar,.j t lots thrw nundre.r eighty <3so#,siK*i»*t% h e l l ’ K ritla y J a n u a r y 8 nlansTtbr.** htmdred e»ahtvj»ne ta e ti . three huh- ta-aar.. m tn r » 4'* r . l h u r t i r ♦«. lu. dre«i *k#ht> iwu <3s8> end three hundred wer«* m a n e fo r a « a r t l j m r t y to ta t flv# , tltWn on a certainCiV«*n III th«‘ hajM *m eni o f th e c h u rc h I m»|. on tliv tn the Bergen c.*m ty tMeck * o a T b u rw ia y F e b r u a r y 4. .

j rd*<ly. Surveyor. Hettevtttn. N J. (*f land Ul ! Union Townsfcfp. Bergen Comity, N. J. made ,!».> Frances I. Kinasland. aaeeutrtx atvd Bd- Hnuhd w KmHslaod. Rxeeub r of Oeoepe

Kmsslsnd. fkMeased" drawn by Varlrk a»d ! Ik^aeftet, Knfineer*, Jeraey City, and » ‘»re

parti.ulsrly dejn’Hied an foUow* -n o a t the comer formed hy the

UHereecOon of the sonthweaterty »'de ef K'n»;«iam} Avenue with the Southeasterly side ot Ninth 8 tre«t running then ce I t ) south weeterly akwK fstd stde of Ninth Btreet o®e

, hundred . twenty five t l 2ft) feet;, thenee ( 1 1 . a, it . . .a «a I, ii it i * -utbeajiteiO i^teallel wtth Ktmndand Avenue

a n n u a l H a lly IB the* R o o s e v e l t H a l l une hundred twenty five m a i feel; tM aee 518 S tuyvft’* an t a v e . j ut» Soujirwseteriy t>*r*a&i » tre «

Columbus Cadets To Hold Lyndhurst Rally

F r id a y ev en in g January twenty- •rcon tl - th e C olum bu* Cadet, of dis­trict n u m b e r th r e e will hotd their

. . . . ----------------L . . I , • C , . . , 7 I ’e r c y l l r o w n , a n l M rs . ia > n n a r t i t R s tu y v e s a n t a v e . w i * u t ie .w te r t , . «iW e d o n o t o b j e c t t o I t a s m a n u a l t r a i n i n g , w e find I t a t f a u l t S * e n a o a , i .f K u t h e r f o r d ! M r s . S a r a h I T h e T o w n s t h a t W ill h e r e p r e s e n t -* . . . # • 1 • **------ * ** *----- ga *■'“ * rt* • — J L - 14 teet; then« <«l not U>»ael^ i l tm N m *

a lsoH A RKY C A R E Y in

To«'*«*Hir « r u m i i i i kv i tm m sA Str. u m iow i/im - »%«•* r m i %p#tai, s w t i*

o r i» i \ r. w» netNotice B hereby given that at s regular meeting 'tt the B<nrd ef Cow>Haeioaer« of

ths T awinrtnp «f luyadhueat hei.i the l l th day of January it»1* so •r-Mwance emu ted

ia th e fo llew ing

because it is taking up n«iw moms that are needed for classes. •JJ¥,rw22Ji> ^ w,'" ^* , , L T ” / i , ti • i Mrs. Thomas havaituugh, and Mrs wmM| ,tnd Kashroutk Height*, theyManual training, we feel, is not valuable or important enough Clarence S herw ood , o f * — ................................*far that.

Citizens should demand that the Board of Education put into practice the plan it has been discussing.

C la ren ce with the iitkl Mr*.

«!th Nioth Street ‘,oe IiuB.1i»4 SMT I J W taat. to ih. eoutftweeftrty »id» «f KtaaattM Ikv.nor; ihe tv.. i«i s .n h » e .« .r« r aa<l al.«t«

r Jss'X J&h A 1'‘"m.'-’iS*/; Tr 'V . ‘„ „l I te thiee hundred' el.h tv iiae <JSl> and th«e hoadred etthly two I IW21. a. laM d.^en "B a eertam ”»ae_.»? |a te iu lhe H«ia.H » -uaty ctera a -meei t --••ie<i «*i> •< Kiea«land Mareo »*•«•»! [

a n e c ia l tn .l r a t h e r 1 n e r e a lso w il l oe a r u e 1 rn irn „«t> » » > ..,-r . iv i , , . t« . N ! • <1 * n, t r a o rd in a ry , m e Z g o f t h . K » e - 1 a M B a g te Cy t e t wkte h L y n & r r t L t T U |

S herw ood , o f l y n d h u r s t , ; wil h e en te red• gtiCMt* o f ho n o r, Mr*. R eed i C on teat.i, K a v aaa u g h , I W w A id . K n o t T ie in g . S ig n a llin g .

I n f a n t r y O rill, O ’R eilly I»rill, T u g o fN o v e lty R tun t,E*tra-0rdinary Meeting I 'r ta e a will be a w a n le d to ^ th e w in

~ • s s a r - e - —-— ——•«**» ot each cimte t. _ p.,.......T h e r e w ifi la- - a a a r i a l 3n ,t r a l h e r ! T h e r e a lso w i l l b e a F i f e TVnim a , . . . . , -r -

Cavalier of the West

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1

J A N E T G A Y N O R

C H A R L E S F A R R E I

cu tiv e H oard ,<»immftt***’s

of rmiMtai ihip»t-*v*m»«t tert n-ai*. ■* io-ieMsdWee* i, m|v-rat» •.•mj.i ■xwM Bolei neeetoafter setfnHh ** waa a l l laiaariHl aad do t i.a.aad ,-n It. - * fra.It . i I l*i*>r.iii».n thr -»• II a IdOf cMMtai uniof *n»mi*.»w T.

iHuBwred and duly i«i»a»ed on Hr** reading an*t Ow*c*up.»n the satd tie i,rH

Soneea kaed M*•«■!»» January I5th 19JJ at eight o'etwk tn thethe Vswm Hail <m VnMey B*-..s Avenue t t said Township aa the tim. and Haee when a«iWheee the aatd t.rdlnan^* wt.uld l*> further .-.n*»Oe»<wi tm h»al pnaaaae.

>rv llth i»32 IBe Board of <Vmmi**l*-hers »f the Township nf Lyndharetintuifth'ir J |afVKUi.t.i v r,

T wnahip cterk

IM*ima . If aaa aa ifjaaaaUN tt»B aaUM 11 mm anUB la aaa. ania*f taaaaaataa* fN Ip

UM t.tmmtan ts aaa au

ttm a aaa an tum aaaaaa

Hsi tm

ia*a»aa la eaaaala.faaaelaaaaaeE Thswe CBfCtnipaeaiBie as aftisrtti

S T h taat sstsee

and th e v a r iu . , sp ec ia l ; “ ' f a»d K tdgew om l h a s e n te re l if th»* S o u th rw*n * A t«H»rte#n in c h L .v in * c u p w ill Im*

S .'.y it C aa a c il, to g e th e r w itk t r . » p » * ^ ' * ,n ^ " f m ‘ ro«-

A . M a a a a ,o-...d.»a iae , .ih .o .» « a - aad ,.oae.tt,o , ..f . ' « “ « ! ^ , , * " 5 , 2 ! - " T I 2 f » r ' * ‘ ^ C o l u m b u s C jjle tsacout w o r k , Oh M .m i.v ev eh .n g n ix t f n r 'i a . I y m vlte th e pub lic to a tte n d J a n u a ry l i t h . a t S ; iK p. m. in Uw i ^ g raH v fo r w hiek ■»^cou t h e a d m iu a r te rs rw n t. A m * * ,,* " * * r * •a v e . S r e h o u s e . R a t h e r f o t d . J

M a tte rs o f v ita l im p o rtan ce w « st I M;»rtOn 1 a « « t v ahe .leci.ted Ufaoi a t th ia m e e tin g , and | *ytMir a tte n d a n c e la th e re fo re tue*<i j — —.

I f yo u know o f an y o n e who m ig h t i S r rv ic e a w e re Held a t Sacre.1 be- Is tm M lin l l a th e g iv in g if h i- H e a r t C hun-h , R idge R oad, l .y n I- i m r aw l a b ility Ui th e pn»ne*ti«» *»f |h « r» t y e a te n ta y m .om ing fo r M arion

I n t t r «ro« t -Work. w 'I \ -u k in d ly in - I « « a a» a . IS d a u g h te r o f Mr a n d aektt rt 1 vadhaeat at Ike ( '.a n t, •>! j v ite th e m t* a tte n d w ith ) Hi * - i M m Jo h n C a s a t s l , o f 5S1 F if th• t rartiaeatM i n n m ta * . j ' • *' j ! ' • I* v em ie . w ho a w ay a t h r r

the n i r a . h .m « a fte r atated M aad tha u a a U Meehy I II D u ll. I h om e , M o n d av . S ’ <er a !>-ng tl ln ea *| I W ' I ftav e jm t Jearne tl t h a t the I n te r w ^ t t w iB ’ fa llow ia H a lf Croat

• tan a watae e .ra ei^aa t t» fcwta j o f f i .e r , a a d m em ber* o f m r n r - i t O iM a li I ffetHiaru aet fc»*IWd lo attend the Sarrirers aen her parent*, eEgM ' Fvrryman'. Rible Claaa .seaawn «f Oatera, and «a* hrothar

a to tM(,t su„.lav morning, JWiary llth 1 Marian wm* a tdahcrr, aMwansg at KB*diULAjwd» We will meet in the, hall the lyrk TtteaO* in Jeewty, C t>;

-*nf the ,ic4aol i l P SO ff: m atkl gc OaaaSad a <rawl»v :l». |gki - m. in a hody. ]*ae t.iae ageearvd ia (Jaeh**; Can

fa d * . *

COPY o r U«WNaN>’K NO naa ABOVK l'»,>*nRKI» TOi t a l t l s t M I. M l. as ,

iMAM'K M M i w a t i i t * t « i t i i H M i i t m i v i m a t n r w i r a n n r g u m i i iM PanvftH i f — —m r a a i a t v t v .ir» -

n o iM .tg o t i a r r t a i i ^ e a o v .M is v i n m n i t t < u , l n a W M i v m a t*« m r a a i a r v t »<irr» u i s i h t n i a . i t h 4

Coesmmew n«* m tn* m fsjBsM -capital ttape->ve«ent f*eetifte«tes

T t n iT t

Caland Avenue r* . aesret |E*t«

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S o m e time afro we suggested a pool tournament. We feel the time i s r i p e to enter into such a contest, yuite i f e w of the boys are hitting the wories like Willie Hoppe.

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P r e s m t a t m n s w e r e m a d e b y ICuy M r . D u l l r e p o r t e d t h a t t h a c o n iw n -m o j id C . E x l e r , s u p e r i n t e n d e n t , a n d s u s o f opinion a t t h e m c r * m e e t i n g M r - . J o h n M . iV o g e l, s u p e r i n t e m l e u t h e ld in D e c e m b e r , w a s t h a t S c , u t i n g o f t h e p r i m a r y d e p a r t m e n t . m u s t n o t s t o p , b u t v h a t m e r e e n t h u s -

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Violetta Pollara To W h e n c a l l e d u p o n f o r M s r e a c t i o n s ,* v M r . S e l l i c k s t a t e d t h a t h e w a * w i l l i n g

S i n c r A t W e s tf ie ld * * <'•* a n y t h i n g In h i s p o w e r , i n a v a f ' u n t a r y c a p a c i t y t o r e o r g a n i s e t h e

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Violetta I 'o l i a r a , l y r i c s o p r a n o , o f i d e t r i m e n t a l t b t h e c o u n c i l w o r k , in 9 0 0 Kingsland a v e n u e , L y r n h u r s t , ’ t h a t t h * p u b l ic w i l l l o e c o n M M t a . will sing a * ' t h e f e a t u r e d wdolst ' T h a t h e w a s s o r r y t h a t t h e w o r k L o v e 's O ld S w e e t S o n g a m i l l e a u t i - i m u s t h e d i * c o « t i n u * d , e s p e c i a l l y a f t e r f u l L a ily , a c c o m p a n ie d a t t h e piano h e g r e a t p r o g r e s s m a d e d u r i n g t h e l»jr M i s s M a r ie C a p p e l lo , a l s o o f p a s t s e v e n y e a r s , b u t t h a t h e w a s L y n d h u r s t , for t h e W n t t e l i Par- i v i l l i n g to do a n v t h i n g in h i* power

Rebekahs Will Attend Church

Service SundayGuests A t Special Meihod-

ttt Episcopal C hurch Joining Lodgemen

I M rt. Fred Lampe GknS) ^ rSurprise BirtUay F«»* f z ; ? fe E ! & S S “S !

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Guests were entertained by special., uraai*.. *p«4. »>ing a rgn ltialr A* features perfotmwl. ky FkrrteI Umpe, - individual then it 1* ow ’dut» ».> vat# nn.ii <h.»uier. Jack Mason, radio < and ta uis< '<• »«*'

Umne, »p dancing, Affls •taf^hf awl1 *ganre— j 1— 1--------------- -fM n * Jlmall. du< , K Carney, tap danc- ; lx*t u s hiifcevet b*wat* ot e la w U n g gMB, J any .man ar we'maif wk* kajpta «eoii>!

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of the executive, that a council with- Metivdist Episcopal Church this Sun- > Kowal, Mr. ahd Ul*. j, York, Mr ' w h i c h a [Sr kfadiwaa.“ • — - ^ j a ^ 7^ -■-------— ! ‘ “ * --- ^ ^ ^ • * ’ Id* t W r , aa* fg,-k

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tke ladies in th»< special service. v M . — — — ............... . .iainctLgttd-B-itB-tekat*-satia.artfc-. twk-tat.Mt-W-twm-«t' iw nawt»i'sn *> " Mim ___ ____—...... ............. --------------------- ----------------- ------------------------ ---------- ------ , - , - j - , — — , ._ ...— . . — _— . .— ikktan**.

The topic for tk* semon, Sunday , t B,(dmgh and a most enjoyahie ,-Mld. ami put int.. a, tout piogreui** Mr and Mr- J .■ night, by th<- pastor, the Rev- Miln r : time wa» h*.t l>* all. >o th,..! tl*,.t *■<! hr! him ».,.-t t»w Pag.

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• i v / d e m a n d s o n t h i s f u n d t h i sw i n t e r ,

U s t y o u f o r g e t — “ G i a im o w a n t s to see you” I' i f D a n d o e s n ’t a e * y >u f i r s t .

MRS. NEGLIA ENTERTAINSMr*. H. N. Neg)i», of Fifth ave­

n u e , entertained at afternoon tea.T u e a d a y .

G u e s t * were M rt. D oro thy Whinn. Mrs. Anna Dell, Mta. Etta Lelbold, Mr*. Anna Link, Mr*. Frank Vag* ana, M r s . Wallace W. Palmer, Mr*. A l b e r t Toenae, ani Mr*. K. Krann, a ll of l.yndhprst.

ents ami feacher.1 Association, W e s t - f-r t h e good of th* scout work.f i e ld , N . J . -M * - --------------

M is * P o l l a r a w a s gue-t .... Milton Goldberg, Mn of Mr. and’or the Cranford Men's Gi«*« Club Mrs. IJavii G uH b t . i f V l-r C o n c e r t on D e c e m b e r 22. She w«s Brook avenue, who is a student al enthusiasticiilly received and pre- IWksklll Military Acu ! . •■ IV i s e n t e d with -a beautiful botnpiet »kill, N. Y. has recently been p r e if flower*. j sented with a gold, football, as an

N o w a atudeii* of Madam* Novelli ; award for work done on t ie varsity of N e w York, former primadonna of tbe Metropolitan Opera Houae, Mi*»P o l l a r a i s m a k i n g e x ." e l le n t h e a d ­w a y I n t h e o p e r a t i c a tu d i e s , a n d w i l l m a k e h e r d e b u t t h i * c o m i n g s e a s o n in a c o n c e r t s p o n s o r e d b y M a d a m e N o v e l l i .

Mrs. Gaydos EntertainsM r s . John Gaydos, of 131 Fern

a v e n u e , entertained at luncheon at o n e o ’c lo c k at her home, Thursday. Bor d a u g h t e r , Miss Eleanor Gay lo*, a s s i s t e d in rerving th* luncheon

G u e s t s included Mr*. J. 8. O liver, M r s . F. S h a r p . M r* . D. B. Gl*nd«y, , M r* . E. Trueman, Mr*. A . Nicol*. Mrs. M . C o l l in s , and Mr», E. Wood man. All h a .l a delightful time and , enjoyed the delicious luncheon .

U w O f f ic e s o f

C O N K U N , S M I T H f t T O W E

U w y e r s B u i ld i n g 1 7 A M E S A V E N U *

R u t h e r f o r d . N . J;P h o n e R u t h e r f o r d * -« * * S * * 1

GOOD heavens!—what with expensive medi.

riijes, doctors*, nurses* ami hospital bills, there’s no telling what an mctidnil won’t do to your bank rr.fl, unless you're —

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n yM e m b e r o f F e d e r a l R e s e r v e S y s t e m

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S T A T E M E N T ( >1 ( ONJ>i n ()N AT CUiSI’OF BUSINESS DECEMBER H, 1931

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UABIUTIES

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Commission MeetingIn Near Riot

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a n sw e r fro m th c m a y o r: " I h av e liv e d in L y n d h u rs t th i r ty fiv e y e a rs , a n d I expec t t ° be bu ried her*. I h a v e a lw ays h ad th e in te re s t o f th e

. 4 o * n s h i j t JaV hfiftrtt a n d h ave p a id m o re ta x e s th a n you e v e r w ill. 1 w a n t to see L y n d h u rs t p ro g ress , a ls o ."

A N O T H E R F IG H TL opin to befjan an a tta c k . H e a c ­

cu sed the m a y o r of h a v in g ap p o in t- e i unfit m en to the po lice force.

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May Sue To ObtainUse Of Library

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one av a ilab le .Jo h n I t. HuKK'crs a sk e d w here th e

h ig h schoo l would p la y when th e m em bers o f th e .b o a rd poin ted o u t l i e field m ay not be r e a ly fo r u se in th e su m m er. ‘

W illiam L and, p r in c ip a l o f th e h igh schoo l sa id a p la n ia b e in g m a e to c u rta il so m e o f th e a th le tic

Dr. McDede Explains Nurse’s Appointment

H H I M trmn m e ....

a ffo rd d o c to rs o r-.J iu rses . T hey need a id , and th e to w n sh ip s h o u ll g ive i t to th e m .” ;

A x ta te m e r t m ade a t th e T a x ­p a y e r s ’ A sso c ia tio n m e e tin g W ed n es­d a y n ig h t . t h a t M cG arry oesi e hi-- s a la ry o f *1 ,800 araa paW I # # ) e x ­t r a fe e s f o r ta k in g care o f th e v ita l s ta t i s t ic f ^ u r e s w as d en ied inm » e 10 c u n a i i Hume o i m e d tm c u i „ . •’ . , •

a c tiv it ie s , b u t he s a id , i t is p la n n e d j » ! ! t / ^ L o d fron tto p lay a litt le b a se b a ll. T he b o a r d ; 1981, h r Kdiil j u s t t i t and fron ttu rn e d th e C olum bus C lub 's re q u e s t sum s p e n t p fo r p o s tag eover to th e ru le s a n d rcg u ttitio n a n d o th e r . ta t io n e r y . ^and th e a th le tic a n d g ro u n d s com - H i* re p o r t sh o w ed th a t in 1.131m iH nfij i vfW-lp a s s a p h y sica l e x am in a tio n , a n d lm i t t e e s . ... . ! M ^ a m h ^ 'Ijpc rvur.4 a Kiu //»»• <a^ L<iti>mihi«) Viv Mra. • 1 Ic&thSf I lum binic In sp ec to r W hAd|lllllavlUIl| (tllti : llllvvvi j 4 Oik InntliB

a s a lready done so. T h a t goes f o r ; A bill fo r $45 su b m itte d by M ra. • .V* ^ <m y b ro ther, to o .” , M a rg a re t W h itm an fo r th e aen r ic es .

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in.sped ;<i he had re-

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Theatre Guild To Stage 2 Plays in Town For Charity

Lay Plans to Hold Church Silver Tea

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m e e tin g o ' tb - L y n d h u rs t L i ttleT h e a tre G uild , to g iv « . tw o C ^ ’ a V e R s t i o n fro m th e A u x ilia ryp lay , proce-d,- to be g iv fn to c h a n ty . * w «* 'sSy» M eth o J ia t E p isco p a l

I;, w a s a l* . „ ; ; , „ n h n f KuA K u th e rfo rd , h e ad e d byccur.ive b o a rd t the ,w h l * a I - i , * |»re st-,n A C nw a,som e r e p r e ^ n ta t iv . t, ..iy m tiv . V ^ H en ryT o w n sh ip w ith th e IIdea V ‘ » " j r ‘ iden t o f Ih e A u x iiis ry . ' th y a it in g in m ak in g tin d lfa .r a T m v t io n s w e r e lg r T i r Mi »■ C h a tt e luileeuuJ ' ■ . . .. < L.success ,

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V O - t t T . S A ' S S S S S t

m e e tin g W ednesday n ig h t. G u e sts were, M rs . T h o m as I>and- b o ard a 'e f i 'i t fo r th e y e a r o f $40." W e ll s e t t le th is th in g th e n " he M rs. Louis M . F a v ie r, M r*, t D r. M cDedo po in ted o u t th e

*nid. . ’ '' trm a n B rockm an , Mr*. C h a r le s h o a rd h as n ev er s n e n t ail o f i tL a te r, a p ro te s t .m e e tin g w as c a ll- I ^ r a n t , M rs. ^,li>hn H . M eyer, an d j b u d g e t ao.1 th e d e fic it th is y e a r w as

e d , a n i C heevers w as a sk ed to ta k e ; M rs- C h a r le s 'B te d e rm a n , o f Lynd- • cau sed by th e , fa c t th e C ork W ork*c h a ig e . l ie again in v ited th em t o I b u rs t! , w ith M rs. J o h n H. F l a iu ng , c ase w as add ed in.th e T a x p a y e rs '' m e e tin g . G ilb e r t " fS e e a u c u * . „ . 'w a s with C heevers a s th e i n v i ta t io n 1 H onors w ent Ut M rs. I 'a v ie r and

te em p lo y m e n t i n w m m u n w ouia mmi o ae* vne w illK m -v'tar- M r.. I ^ r tn a r t f lw e n w n . o f 367 Fe*ia r i , h o w ev er, badge w ith th e reqii<Sst . th i t he keep ^ - ’ e r n " ’ . . . nn is W av , U n th e rfo rd , on th e a f 'e rill. l i t a s a m em en trj o f hi* ten y e a rs o f • " » ^ f o r t C r ,■ i ^ t . o noon o f T h u rsd a y , J a n u a r y 21 a t M rs,

w en ^ “ t ap i'a in A im h ^ a r i ” a n d S w e n s n w i'l a s ^ e d bv M r !“ M illie” . “ C ap ta in ' pi b jack ” w as I o u is R»W-r. am) M rs. A d rian V an den •the one selec ted by ti ie 'G u ild an d ll<‘u v e l, J r . ,w ill Iw p roduce I a t th e L y m lh i - , i ! O ne m em h er w e , a ^ e d t < . t t e H ig h School . « ■ tim e in M arch . roll M rs W illiam S. O b e rly , o,

M r. A llan I ' . h » l d ire c t th is R u th e rfo n l.

m ade,G U 1D K TTI H IT

M ayor B og le d u r in g th e d iscu s ­sion , h it b o th lo p in to and C om m is­s io n e r C n M etti fo r im in c e r i ty in M aking tr i 'd r objection*. H e deed a red th e y epp<iped the ap p o in tm e n t m e re ly b au.-e th e m en th e y h a d boom edf e r the p o sitio n had n o t been ap -

—L opinto declared he had indo rsed

th e Candi la ey fo r th e |io s ition n t o f Jam es M u rre ra , w ho w ould, he s a i l , be th e jjroper s o r t o f po lice ­m a n . > - - ,

M rs. G ra n t. R e fre sh m en t* a n d to c ia l h o u r fo llow ed th e ca rd g am es.

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Fete Mildred LongoT h e ( l i r l 's S o c ia l -C lub o f Lynd-

h u r s t h filj a s u rp r is e . p u t y in inm or uf tht* sev en th b ir th d ay o f Mil- vlH*ff i ^ n r u . — •— — ■— -

I t w as held a t th e home o f Klean* o r F av a ro .

G a m es and d a n c in g w ere e n j o y d by a l t T he d e c o ra tio n s w ere * pink and yellow .

MK., M IIS. D K SA IX E N T E R T A IN

Miss Antii Cebrat New Rainbow HeadSuccceds Dorothea Eari A t

Election of Bergen * ‘ No. 17

U ftre e iL . A V j^ib ly , N o . 17, O rd e r o f th e R a i n b o w f o r G i r l s , h e 'd a. m ee tin g a t th e R u t h e r f o r d M a.sonic T em pte , W ednesday n i g h t « iis s D o r­o th ea E a i l , o f L i v i n g s t o n A v e n u e , Lym ihuratji W orthy A d v i s o r , p r e s : l e d .

Officers f o r the e n su in g e rm a w e r e e lec ted : M i** A nna C e b ra t , w r t h ' ’ ad- v i o i ; M ias E th e l M acD onough , wor-

teg:IM* Organization* wiU be lield next

. Jor the ensuing year wrfll be « B H r » i n g s t a f f am Mr

Chrales Oromley, president. Mis..o * ."? Vlce Mrs.Ralph Derrick, secretary; M r s . T h o ­mas B. Wal h . treasurer.

f * l BS wil1 mad<’ f o r the World Day of Prayer w h ic h is t o be observed on tfebmary 1 2 t h , t h e f i r >

a ss o c ia te a d v i s o r ; M i l d r e d K a t h e r i n e H n ' s e l -

•ity;

p la y and. try o u ts f r i - a i ts w ill t a k e ,, £placc th e lit t nf 'i .. com ing »eek . ' ' V” - J f *

C a re n ee S h e r« <»'d, p r^s idon i o f the .

h a h p , h o p e ; H elen M cLeod, ci C ecelia T a y lo r , o f L y n d h u rs t, ta r y ; M adeline G a lls , t r e a s u r e r . A p ­poin tive officers will be a n n o u n c e I a t th e pub lic in s ta lla t io n cerem tries to h e held a t th e T em p le , on th e eve­n ing o f J a n u a ry Z7lh. ,

Past. W o rth y A d v iso r N ig h t andin itia tio n fe a tu red th e m e e tin g - f t c r th e e le c tio n o f officers. T h o se fi Kng Rta-.ions w e re L illian A p p le to n , r 'or- o thy L ip p in o t t , E ve lyn D ieck , V.'an- e t te C o u ta n t, H ilda O h iv e rs , a l l P a s t

^U u therfon i g ro u p " o f w orthy a d v iso rs o f B erg en A sse m b ly ,a p ro g ra m o f en ter'»* in - j ... . . . .

m erit. M is. H e rr brom jlv g re e tin g : i w ill fo llow th e pirt> ic m -fro m h e r A u x ilia ry and t Id o f som e ^ l a t i o n cerem onies on J a n u a r y 27. m th e v o rk th e y a re do ing . ? a r ' ^ art<l tnen,ls o f t)le ^ I s a re

- - ■ ■ ■ invited.

M r s . G e o r g e W e s t e r v e l t , P a g e ave- n u e , e n t e r t a i n e d t h e R a m b l i n g R 0 » e ; a t h e r h o m e o n W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n .

T h o se in th e g rb u p w ere Mis. „ v - ” r n 7 ; M r“- J B M cR ea, Mrs M. C o n k l i n , M r . G e o rg e M ichetr» lder Mr* J a c o b S u r V M r* . H ar© id i,

-W e lw ..J I5 . A . P ro c k e k , and M rs. J

A fte r th e b u s in ess session m e m b e r

resideG c ild , a p p o in te 1 his jm rm a n e n t en tei*;aimo«T:t rn m m rtff t ' f o r tho- y^*r.T h e cu m m ittce > j«vm posed o f V V . ! r r.WK v» iivnWM| H v„.r« liam K. F ranco . .,f, h a t.m a n , A lice ™ K^v. €riHW ‘ ^

r v i „ 04. , r t c i #»; • w\,w. t a d d re ss . M rs. r,. .1, M erwjp san * tw of , . K ro « J f* r^ N a n . hi r\v .Hi - Lois se jec tio n s , iis did M is« G re th e r h r i s t - i

T he hom e o f M r. and Mr*. G eorge b rooke , and Iren e I,la u v .l t . i e n se n , Mr->. W. W R ic h a rd -favoredT h e co m m ittee w ent in to sessio n whh a mMlilI(r. M rs , P ra n k S . D avis 1

an d decided to run one o f th c ( . u i l d s ()f th p T,VIH| huP8l Gui fa m o u s card p a r tie s in th e v e ry n e a r fu tu re . C la ren ce II. S herw ood , p re s ­id e n t, p resided , ^ ' ""

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Everyman’s Bible Classwill meet at '

Rutherford High SchoolS U N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 17 , 19 J2

Charles Alexander Rosswifi speak on

“ Our Living Saints7?Inspirational SingiHji—Chrislian Fellowship

EVURYMAN IS INVITED TO ATTliND

D esaix , tiecond av en u e , w a s the scene o f a lovely .p a r ty S a tu rd a y n ig h t, w hen th e y e n te r ta in e d a t b rjd g e in h onor o f M rs. A lb e rt J e r - jf e r , o f C in c in n a ti , Ohio, w ho is v is itin g h e r s i f te r , M ra. Jac.k Loos, o f F e rn venue.

fiues*.. Included M r. and Mrs.W illiam ScJhuuukut,— Mx. a u 1 Mr.,.,Jauk L ook, M r. an d M rs. Jo h n J. O 'N e ill, w ith th e g u e s t o f honor, M rs. J e r g e r , an d th e host a n d h o s t­e ss , M r. an d M rs. D esaix. H onors a t b rid g e w en t to Mr. O 'N e ill an l M rs. J e r g e r . '

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L i 't e r JOpephanv J a n . 17, 1!KI2,I 7 :30 A.M llu lv C onim union.

t' t.'i A.M. C hurch School.11:00 A M M orn ing P ra y e r {term n.

‘Church and Stage’ Viewed by YPCU

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uild a ccom pan ied th e so lo ists .

R e fre sh m e n ts a n d a soehil h u r fol- I 'Wed. t>o<!tesse t e r d a v »*ere M r" F ra n k a. Ilav^s. M rs. M aurice .1 M rs. M. E . E llis , an d M rs.

! W es le y B ealler.

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: avenu^ , e n te r ta in e d a t a f te rn o o n teaF r e d W e s t p h a l L e a d e r O f T u e s d a y fo r M rs. K lla L a u r ie , Mrs.

. ■ . | J a m e s H a rr is , H r H an n an J a u / s -Group Discussing Cen-sorship. Trends

le t tn r , M r- J . M. K ing , M rs. dam es L o th ian . Mrs. H u g h L a n g e , M rs. C, M. W ooiby,' and M rs. F ra n k G rava'?-na.

Westminster Ladies Aid Holds Holiday Party

Th»? Younif People^ C 'liii>tian l r»*i i» of th e Ue< d M em orise t ’n r f d l*r<‘ ’ I a t t ib y tn r ia n r h u r r h h»*!.| a n inter*- imr M i;.. D oris K illy .dt.jrll^ '1on e f t h f t ‘‘t ^ - horcH | an d th e T h e a tr e ’*, a t th e ir m e e tin gS u n d a y * v«*ni.iK a t t h r th o r th .

W r: f|»hai w as th e le a d e r un1

Tlie Ladie-s Ai l ^Society o f th e W estm in s te r P re s b y te r ia n ch u rch h**ld a d e lig h tfu l ho liday p a r ty a t th e c h u rc h , T h u rsd a y a f te m o o n , w ithover th i r ty five w om en p re s e n t .

. iu im m ittee _ i n . c h a r g e n f . th ^rv en t w ere M rs. A drian V » n den H euvel, M rs. M atth ew F r a m e , andMrs. W illiam G oetz.

The ta b le cen terp iece w as a sm all p h r is tm a s tre e ,^ in d red caluHejr w ere ur,ed. ' • v . ^

A s u r ; i r : .e fe a tu re n f th e p a r ty f »r the ., pre si le n t, Mh». • |> » ro th y B artz , w a the p re s e n ta tio n to her

1 o f a h in-1;m** . oork* t bo >k, a s ft J act ib V an d tkr &pek, an d j - i f t fro m the m em bers o f t h e ftoclf-

1 tv. Thf* p re ^ -n ta tio n w as m a d e by Miss M arie* W ilcox.

A d v a-itf nlanM w ere m a d e fn r » fish a n d chin Tuncheon to b*- held on J a n u t r v W h . M rs. J . II. M rR ea was n a m e l ch a in tian o f th e luncheon con im ittee .

Ne . Sunday ever*ini? th e F ro u n 4 wilj brffin a se r ie s f Mi nion s tu d yI b’sson-i, w ith th e M isses H e len Fnyn**

and D oro thy Ivippincotfc a th e lead -h e led h is h e a rn ts in to a «t*ries of e rs .th o a ifK s n»nr« rriinir fhe cem o rs h ip o f T h u rsd a y riitrht th e s o r ie ty held ath e th e a tre , w ha t n u t , th e chu rch b u s in ess m ee tin g , a t w h ich th e v ae - I —1~— *— 0— - .fdiouid have in hucb 'e«»(i» r-hif». ind c< f»t» d ^h« .re^ ignatio ii o f Arthur-l*Bine K e^en t , r -f,sU fit th#* hoirt»» if Mewhiii th»- Vounjr iw o p le them ftelve , )•- :i m ipW j uf th e edK oria l stafT o f a n t M ra. WalM •• F. K ohlhe im P ark

,ean do. MT h ‘ f i r a o n” . H is socce.saor w il' be <*venue, Mr. and M r#. G ^onreO th o rs who took p a r t in th e d is - j nnm#**l .-.hortly. A ocial h u r foUov M-axweD. nc»'i. I rv in p . o f

M,t. ,-'t'd M r* .. N . J E . S t i lnttr -r , H a th , o f G ran tw o o d .

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St u d e b a k e p . sCheck Studebaker Y impres- «ve*rr«yof 32 ttartling better- ments against any other c a r . 1932 Free Wheeling plus Syn­chronized Shifting that l e a v e s you little else to d o b u t s t e e r — S a fe ty P la te G l a s s a l l •round at no a d d e d c o a t — wider aeat* and l o n g e r w h e e l ­base*—added power a n d p i c k ­up—ailenced bodies, engines, chassis! See and drive a Stu- debaker, the “ buy” of 19J21

Other Studebaker Betterments

Armor-Plated Bodies Automatic Starting Automatic Ride Control Full-Cuthioned Power

'Covers

TOtallOY TliSS

Full Automatic Spark Adjustment Air-Curve Coaehcraft Ne* Convertible Body Styles New Inside Sun V)»or No-Glare Sloping W in d sh ie ld Heat Kwiatiag Sponge Rubber

Floor Mats All Bodies Insulated Against Heat.

Cold and Noise Cloaed Bodies W ired for R a d io Improved Brakes New Airplane Type In s tru m e n ts

on Dash Free Wheeling Dial Electric Gasoline Gauge * Reflex Tail Light New Airplane Type Steel-Backed

Engine Bearing* - Greater Coding Capacity Finer Body H a rd w are Concealed H o o d L atches Chromium-Plated Steel Spoke

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