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Question Of Use Of Field And Cutting Of Salaries
EXERCISES FOR MEMORIAL DAY WELL ATTENDEDFather Boyle Speaks In Place of H i* Cousin, Bart, W ho
M em orial D ay ex efca ie s w eqe f e a tured by a ta lk g iven b y Kev. C o rnelius B oyte t c u r a te o f S a c re d H e a r t Catholic C h u rc h , who s u b s t i tu te d f o r W* cousin, B a r t B oyle, d e p u ty p a r k m m m i.isioner o f B ay o n n e , w ho b e i ram e ill s u d d en ly and w aa unab le to appear.
A' p a ra d e , follow ed b y ta lk s a n d recita tions, com prised th o progaaaa for the d a y . . .
“ Lov* o f G od a n d C o u n try ,” F a ther Boyle s a id ," a r e s t i l l th e s ta n d ards on ■which -we ih o u H b a se a u r
[ lives." H e sp o k e briefly, o * th * r e la tionship o f p a tr io tis m a n d re lig io n .
SMA1HCLL C O M M A N D E R
The exerM aes a t M em o ria l P a rk were p reced ed b y a p a ra d e w hieti
" formed u n d e r the. d ire c tio n o f F re d - ' prick S h ad e ll, f i r s t c o m m a n d e r o f
Cenerel J o h n J . P e rs h in g C am p , Spsriish A m e ric an W a r V eterpn -.. and s t n re s e n t aen i> r v ice -ro n n n in d - er of th e N e w J e r s e v D e p a r tm e n t «f S p a a is ^ A m e rican W a r V e teran * .
T ie m u n id o a l b a n d , C o lum bus T idK s <\tt a n d d ru m c o rp s an d J e r sey C ity G irl S w a t h a n d plainM . Police. iM M f c tu o f th e B oard o f r - i m n i i s J S * ! and G old S ta r m oT thers PW ade.
Then c f lM r tlM S a a » i? h A m eric an j Vfir V e te fW * with t h e W om an’s m ixiiiary a n d H arold B a r r in g e r P o s t , American L e g h f , an d w o m a n ’s a tix i liary. T h o se f t wW« a r r a n g e d tK e j services f o r th e d ay
C atholic O rg a n iz a t io n s and th e ) P n ited M ason ic S o c ie ty m arch ed . | Then cam e th e Boy a n d G irl S c o u ts , Columbus C ad e t* and o th e r m a rc h - \ era.
The p a ra d e fa rm e d enrt-’r th e d i i reco in o f S b a d r t and A r th u r B a u e r ' #f the A m erican L eg ion and F r e d - ; eriek W e s tp h a l o f th e S p a n is h American W a r V e te ra n s . i
TA L K ER S P R E S E N T
At M em oria l P a rk , F a th e r H oyle d»ljvered th e in v o ca tio n . A u g u s t K ird idoerfar. fo rm e r c o m m a n d e r o f Harold O. B a r r in g e r -P o s t , r e c ite d
Horace R. B ogle and C o m m lsa io n a r John F. W oods spoke. C o m m is s io n e r John B. G u M etti w a s u n ab le l o tpeik b e cau se o f a b a d cold.
Harold T h o rn to n , c o m m a n d e r o f the S p a n ish A m erican u n i t , an d A n dre*' E g e r t J r . . c o m m an d er~ « f H a r -
6 old I ta r r in g e r P o s t, sp o k e . Pev . G eo. V. M uller, p a s to r o f S t. M a tth e w s K vanrelieal L u th e ra n C h u rch , s a id benediction.
T rank C u r tis , f o r m e r c o m m an d er o ' the L eg ion w a s ' m a s te r o f c e re monies. -
The e x e rc ise s re a lly b e g an S u n d a y n ghi w h e n b o th v e te ra n o r r a n ia a - tmns and th e i r w o m a n ’s a u x il ia r ie s , a ttended . an n u a l m e m o ria l serv ice* at St. M a tth ew s C h u rch .
O rav es o f dead v e te ra n s In St. Ji soph 's and H oly N a m e C e m e te rie s w tre d eco ra ted . In t h e i r h o n o r, a (Troup o f A m erican L eg ion h u / l e r s foronded ta p s a t th e M onday e x a r -
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Th* Mt* a lary , r a i l -* fraaa* «M*k litta wfcWk IM a* a* M g a i a a* a»»*M m * k**a«*a a load atarfc A- h*a*», <t*l h*d proa* a a * par*M »*4 Karty n w lw U M i M waatk la* waaadt*aial thm #* I* MMMl Vat a t laal IM r * a»awtr»lal I a a iw » * • a t a a f l f >-i«* >fta n < kp' tka M p M aff pa*’
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Distribute MilkMrs. Levine EntertainsMrs. Lou in L ev ine, o f K idge R oad,
I'fet^rtained a t b rid g e a t h e r hom e, T u e i^ a y ’ T lf te fh o S S '" ''’"'” ' ”*'""*-
fiu e a ts w ere M rs. D av id G o ld b e rg . Mrs, M ax L eriter, M rs. L ou ts l* * y , Mrs. M. E p s te in , M rs . Leo S e h w a r t . Mrs. Hanry_ S c h a e fe r , and .M rs: H a r ry -Z i akin.
A socia l ho u r, w itji je f re s h m e n ta fo |lo * e , | th e g a m e s o f rarris.
apa*** -MM *«<--. -Jt-Uto* K«m - Mr ka*<»|.f • a o iH a a i i Mta* That*** krty** * M W*H*r lU r t i fcM aw l F Watah, _'h*#4 wWta*, tk a y f**aw*M
Local Artist Will Htng Paintmg In Mttfetim, Listed, Also b Other Extibits
The L y n d h u rs t a n d J e r s e y C ity Ru« < 'om pany h a a aM nd*)ned p lan* to e re c t a |S<1,000—g a ra g e in O rie n t Way *nd R u th e rfo rd A venue, i t waa learned today.
N0T1CET0 DOG OWNERSP E T IT IO N ISC IR C U L A T E D
Nr*K< i* hereby given tn -ill Jmi «»wncr» lhat the «»ftcuJ Dog Catcher will hqjin the ^pfwrhcrwJing <if all ck)R» running at Large on M»mtky June 6, 1912 and will continue thia work throughout th r rrvgitha of June, July, Auguat amJ Septemhrr He hJu been directed a» pick up all iku* i*< pr»»perly m uuled or leaahed ,w „
NuOce ia aiio given that thr I^ J I ln;*n«r» are i*m available at the tA ce o< the ( ^ ? k i i . th. l.-w i. HSUN ew Regiatratnm . arM ivnuJ u> htenw I r r I M * Male <Jrig Hrp, « I t «W. F en ak d i^ *v ». S '
C >ucn» d a in n g to comrl*» d»^» at U imdir the refnovil « 1 ut *-at» may telephone theM k i n » ( . unchc Rudw zfurd 2</T2f)
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Ihe Chamber of l a m m r m this seek v eal ak*ad with *taa* In cirralal* a p fta ian 4r- • Ikal a ae* ordinancer<-*ulah8f aM eaalralliag pad- d l ia ( In | t » lawMki* hr pa«a*d. t.v»n.hip Altarwey I.** f- Reilly «a> tnatrarled a*ra* liw e *#* Is prepare **rb aa aedw *«** II* Made a prebaitM ry
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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE i . W32,
n -r- ^ I N A FEW WORDS“T h e tp o r ld w i l l g o o n s d r r t fk o w ,, a i i d m o r e c r is is
m i l f o l lo w . I t w i l l g o o n bes t, h o w e v e r , i f a m o n g u s th e r e a re m e n w h o s to o d a p a r t, w h o r e fu s e d t o b e a n x io u s o r to o m u c h c o n c e r n e d , w h o w e r e c o o l a n d in q u i r in g a n d h a d th e ir e y e s o n a l o n g e r p a s t a n d a lo n g e r fu tu r e . B y t h e n e x a m p le t h e y c a n r e m in d u s t h a t t h e p a ss in g m o m e n t is o n ly a m o m e n t ; ,by t h e i r lo y a l ty th e y w i l l h a v e c h e r ish e d t h o s e t h in g s w h i c h o n ly th e d is in te r e s te d m i n d ca n u s e ."
■ , ‘ . W a l t e r L i i t m a n
OUR TWELVE YEARSA newspaper, fe like no other article of merchandise that
you purchase; in no other purchase that you make is there the, sense that y o u have secured something necessary, yet unnecessary; something friendly, yet something alien and strange; something transitory, yet something vastly per- manent.
Today on our twelfth anniversary, the Commercial Leader is a sort of note book in which has been recorded a dozen years of Lyndhurst’s life. It is more than a newspaper's anniversary; it is Lyndhurst's.
Twelve years of publication. A newspaper gains in swif- ness as it goes along. The next dozen years should be brighter and more golden. Yet poignant and sharp is the regret that none of the Coming twelve years will be like" the twelve that have already gone. They were the golden years, years in which friendships were made, and in which friendships ripened. Wc will make more, but the initial friends, come in the time of need, are impressed upon us large and un- • forgettable. r.,„ ^
Wc of the Commercial Leader have always tried to make the newspaper one of which the community in which it is published could be proud. The errors have-been natural errors, if they have beep many, blame them on the circumstances, not the desire. -
Perhaps, we looked upon our reflection with prejudiced eyes, (put we feel that we have done the best we could and a good job.
One of the difficulties in publishing a weekly newspaper is the attitude with which it is regarded. Here, in a metropolitan community, *we are treated each day by the greatest of the world’s newspapers. Before them, certainly we pale. As a newspaper Wf# do tint* deserve comparinfin wnh«th<i ■ metropolitan dailies. Yet, as Lyndhurst newspapers, the dailies do not deserve comparison with the Commercial Leader, either. r ~-Our sole purpose is to give to Lyndhurst the township
news in as comprehensive and Comprehensible Inrm as possible When we have failed to do that, we have failed in our function. We do not call it failure because alongside the great daily newspapers we seem drab'and shabby. We glory in our calling, in the feeltng that we have a niche in which to circulate, a niche in which we are every hit important in our own way-as the huge metropolitan newspapers are in theirs.
What can we do to improve? We constantly add features. - We strive to make our coverage of news complete. We attempt to interpret the news as best we can in the editorial aJumns. We are proud that our reputation for printing only the news that will He of benefit to Lyndhlirst and its pet >ple is still strong.aad unsullied.
Closer attention to the details of publication we arc,try- ing to give A more uniform and workable policy we areattempting -te devm .- _____ v \.
In short, our purpose u to make the Commercial Leader Lyndhurst's newspaper.
Steadily increasing circulation signifies our policies are ineeting with favor throughout the township. It signifies, ton, the weight of the newspaper in public regard has increased. For news or advertising messages, the Oommer- cial Leader stands as an imp,trailed medium in Lyndhurst.
People (U)Know! Y.P.C.U. winEntertain Gaests
Young Peoples ChristianUnion of the Reed Memorial United Presbyterian church will entertain a number of guests iroirt the TL P. C . U. of tb* Kingalawn Church In
R ev. G eorge F . M utter, pastor of th e S t. M a tth e w s Evangelical Luth- T h e e ra n C hurch , a n d a m e m b e r of th e B o ard o f T ru s te e s o f th e F re e Public L ib ra ry , fee ls t h a t j io w , ,in th is tim e a f u tr f fe , d e p re ss io n ami gloom , there a l in n a te g o o d n e ss of m a n is com- Brooklyn, this Sun d ay evening. The in g to- th e fo re . ; g u e s t* ' of th e e v en in g w ilt have
“ M ore help is b e in g g iv en o u t now,’’ c h a rg e of t h e m e e tin g and th e d is- •he sa id , " th a n e v e r b g fo re . T here is j cussion o f t h e to p ic , “ W hy Should re a l need in th e land to d a y . Y et, n o j W e P r a y ?” Friends a re invited 'to one is re fu s in g to a id . N one n eed j s h a re th is service a t seven o’clock, s ta r v e if he le ts h is w a n ts be know n L a s t S u n d a y e v eh in g John Hen- becau se th e re is a lw a y s som eone d e n o n , le i the meeting, speaking re a d y , w illing , a n x io u s to h e lp .” j on "Hair Should We Pmjr?" The
A nd why is i t ’ leader mentioned siijeere faith aad“ B ecause ,” w en t on R ev . M uller,j pa.tienee as factors ia prayer, aaid
‘‘t n e r e i* a n a tu ra l fe e lin g o f pro tec - 1 emphasized th* need for fellowship tiv e n e a s in a il o f us. In s tin c tiv e ly we ; a n d friendship with Jean*. “ *d is lik e see ing th e little f e l lo w stepped W ^ e tp h a l sang “He Knows tbe u p (>n. T here is no one, w ho , if given . W a r .” aecomoanied at the a l t M th e o p p o rtu n ity , will n o t help a fe l- b y Miss Isabel W aiter. Others low m an in need . T hat la s t feeling is w h * spoke on th e topic were Mils g r e a te r in d e m an d th a n e v e r 'b e fo re . KdH h Neuhauser, Miss Walker and A n d th e resp o n se to it h a s been som e- M r. Westpksi.th in g trem en d o u s ly line .”
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Jack Breslin To Attend Convention
LyrKlhurHt-—o r ra th e r one ,Q.f its *©ns— will have a hand in choosing th e D em ocratic nom inee fo r p residen t. J a c k B reslin , local re c o rd e r—afl<i f a r m er a s s is ta n t p ro se cu to r o f B ergen
l o c a l mti n r c s . gacctv Ultucsr S A tx IT
In connection with their Poppy Drive th* local Legion has been distributing Road Greeting Cards on all the main arteries of th* town calling attention to passing motor.
•taadard T
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n v ' i w s i £ * ° s vi t « m e f t ? sale as putlS I W m u v . u t . t m m
Court i . cu, o ' i s L T - SJ*a»* rnm t t , ir n t *nf TMM), all thmt
o'clock tn the afternoon E u t tm 'A land mnd premlT i* ., (two o'elee* betng * * T ew ash fp ef _ _ _ _ _
m T tilc* v r^ w rc e i 7>r 'County of Bwf«n mnd M tmteof Newhereinafter particuiari) *nd more particularly described ae follawe.
l y t fM f , M • m a t m t a i B K ciN N lR o M a point on the southeart-^ rZ S L n ‘ tr,S i d iKl h’iSS.”
m m r-U irw a t o m m H S i h m (170.113) rte t »ut»i iter I y from the corner formed by the
mierneetlon ot UW •outh-eMerly »«m> ■ ot Vs tier B r o o k Avenue irttll the K.uthe«iterly aide o f Front Stwet and running U»n> <1» south wee teehr ■»< aloa* a M slds o. Front Street. tM rtr-M mS and U t t him dredths (17.SO)*feet; thenee (J ) southeaster- Ir, and parallel with Valley Bsook Avenue, one hundred (1001 feet; thence <31 north- ensterty, parallel wish Front w*e.V tn.i .even a a d ^ S tir hundredtlw 137 00* feet; the ore (4) northwesterly and p»rauel wit. Valley Brook Avenue one hundred (100 feet » the point or place of bestnning.
Betas a p a n of lot* 53. 5s eno .. Block L as laid down .on a certain map on file tn the Bergen County Clera's v B w entiled "Supplemental Map No. 2 of pi*op
* *»<t to thrm X Z ? P. £ i » “dhiiret la the County of
| pPh0atir0jTr, « ^ f.‘*ieSi S* 2*";S ? fn En* 'r» Rutlierfonl N J ’l i a l i S S L CoSn»Jr C W rfe office**»y 4, 1896. aa Map No. 772. aad moree^ijcu inriy described as ’
P°,ot - oortheast-S o l “ ' Xartn Avenue d iiunt Ifimm! l southeaeterly trots *atd „** of w'u> th, southeaatertjr »deb«/^n l ‘S. Itt' Mv,,1-n* «neMtween 31 aad 33 on the aforwaaldJJJjJ’ runnln« th,ne» ( j , aorUieMtartr, a- J 5 J J f f t L "flvtdins tine oae hundred aod
-T ii i to a poMit;parallel w lth^ Mann Avenui
(ItaM along tlie rear tine of u id L o t 3 1 . ^ r ty - th re e (S3) feet, lour (<i . inches to a S t t S o ^ n <3' southwesterly. parallel
? coueae, «ne hawtred and ««Mi a ? o 2 £ » *1?* 01 Mann Avenues ib H u northveeterly, aton* ealdfee! t l .* , ^ ,,n u ' thirty-three (31)
^ bOVf- 1**4:ribed *•««*» *nd premises saall be sold in lee. »ubje«t to all taxes,and other Uens. if «nv."
T**!1 “ ,l and •ln«u,* r ,h* rights, punenances therrunto beloncin« or in acy- rn^hhJ1 ^ ? * ** W a w Mtisfy—. . k * p,ac* unto “ i*3 «>J»P»sJn-S S L Jb * .'.■ um of M . l l i i , >together «ithI!» V»- thereon, end alao the costap* the said complajsnt ftr-ve been d u l ytaxed at the sum u l $228 S8w a re ,. ^ . Harold v . m aL u r.B. 8 Ldr C o n t i . L d r . S h e r i f fMay27-June3-10-17- 127 72 8 B F 8201
IN (1U N C E IV o r S f M JCBkKVMat ween RtHherford Muta»; Loen and Build-
Assoctotion, « corporation »6f tM n'/KM-t . Jer**> complamaat. andRoo«-t O. Be,|fJe, iim»armd. and Manor f l f K T j ** * corooniU'M' of r h * R ate
new Sifith Congreimitma l D is tric t a n d j to Kave h u m a n lives. T-hiu in p a r t to rn a S AuguZi ri!*TA*nu. jp ij. f* , **'he wil! go to C hicago w ith the N ew th e loca l p o s t 's S a fe ty P fo g ra m B ^ v tr tu T 5 - 8¥ r r ? * t o w k 8olr*
C oun ty , w as e lected d e le g a te from th e i»t« to drive carefully through towrr
S e ^ r ,°UU,* 1!S * * ; C ouily C lS S ^ 1 O ff";K in g known and dertsnated as No. im
C o u r t jAvenue. Lyndtluret. Bergen Coun,,
Tha shovi property la to beto the following encumbrances: ] assessments, w ater rents, and t i i . . . . . „any; rights of exletlhg tenants, legal effect of sonlng ordinances; rettrlcUoni app^ rm c of record. If any; and such facts iuiaccurate survey would dlackMe. ,
Together w ith all and alacular tha riaho liberties, privileges, hereditaments ant! ap purtenances thereunto belonging ' f t n »«£. wise appertaining, b e aold to pay an.i “ “ • t r *• the Sret place unto the .aid Everybody ! Building and L r i iu i Assoc a tlon of the City of Newark, tha sum of la.SM Sl. together with lawful Interest therr- on; and alao the coete of ths raid *■—plalnant have been duty taxedof (273.00.
erty a t L ? ^ iI i5 t7 'U n to S ' TV w naM pr'B ^en j B .B ^ r - & « ^ L d r r ^ SiiertSCounty. New Jersey, belonging to Trsvere May30-27Jime3'10—J33 50 S.B.RCousty. N?w _ _McaHy C l..'' med lu l f i :— I xOS, as Mae No. l« n .
The above described lands and premise* shall he sold la fee. sufcjsct ta all taxes, assessments and other liens, if say.
Together wltn all and sinsular the rights liberties, priv,leges, hereditaments and ap- purtenaAoe* t.iareuato belonging of In anywise appertaining be. sold t» p a r awl sstl - in the erst place unto the complainant, the sum of gd.oaaso. together whs lawful interest therson; and also the coats 01 U l said complainant have been duly taxed a t the sum of (242.74.
HAROLD V . KBUXT. B.S.Ldr Com I. Ldr Snerifr.May27-June3-10-17—*21.14 8 8. F. 821*
J e rse y d e leg a te s . anti initiate* an intensive drive f o r 1 D,r 'diiVtted mm "“ 'S a v e * I * 1 one o’clock m the afternoon.. BaWem1 iiru,ii nna ...in ! Ctnnaera ’Tima Usui n'slrutk MavlEalil Ban.
I S < H .tM K lV OP NEW JKBftKY Between Carlstmdt Mutual Loan- and Build-
m g Association, coajpiainant, and Richard Riley and Elfrieda Rfley. his wife, defendants. Fi. U- Returnable July 29, A. D. 1933-
E. J. LUCE A W. A. KIPP. Bolfrs. By virtue of tha above stated writ to me
directed and delivered, I have levied upon and will expose for sale a t public vendue at tha Court House in the City of Hackensack, on
Wednesday, tana 1ft. 1*32
D esp ite th e /a c t , ex -G o v e m o r Al I A cciden t' 1’reventior, to ’ make t h e I “endue* ai the" c m m 'W im “ 1' the*l c !SUi,<tr •>!iwo.ii“ -S ? - t5 S ! ,ll^?t r .S ..• ‘ — “ ■ - — a - * **“ —*fssn«eJr.^-le > • *
S m ith has been p ledged th e su p p o rt j s t r e e t s safer for our children and- tt Kin.•,,!„> jm,rof the J e rse y d e le g a te s , M r. S m ith i adult*. The reverse side of o n e of I at one u clock ?*' the aae'™.*” * F-astern shou ld not be consid e red a c an d id a te j t h e card*carries a message of th e ! hi‘J"m m «,T‘“ *' t!iLT“ ce'rum"trS?'11,? 1 ,»T"ifo r the n o m ina tion . T he fo rm e r gov - lje g jo n ’s N a tio n a l S lo g an and u rg e s . I “t, la92 and premises, hereinafter panicuJ-• i i s • • , . s . . , »ny nescrlDed. situate Ivina and ham>e m u is s im p ly see k in g to go to ex*Bem«e men * to jo in th e ir local j tut Township <Kt Lyndhurit c S S * of Be?C hicago w ie ld in g th e w h ip . The w h ip p o a tt. ’ . . P « 2 J S & « n ? t w T i t * S K . * * Xw ill he suflk-ient p ledged v r.tes to in - O th e r c a rd s c a r ry ad v ertisem en t* llPro**r,Jr ®* Addison and Ha»r> c , ^
thp r<"<t o f th * d e le g a te s in th e o f th e P o s t ’s p o p u la r se x te tte and w i« " a Watson**Kng-rs^fiowjfoed Ks Jj nS'mber. °‘ xty 'idn I'nd^stxty’-one ’f lu , SIm a t te r of s e le c tin g th e nom inee. N eed - a t-M anm rri*) M s o f th e P o s t Com - S 3 * ‘W V u S i "s'.le ss to sav . M r. S m ith w ill no t in - i m andfer A ndrew B g e r t . DuVing th e m ore panicmarly .degeribs* as l«llos». I said dividing line between lota sixty (801
n o m in a te G overno r su m m e r p lan s w ill be p e rfec ted ' to 4 T ' f ? S . r i : . ' ? S t ' r ^
mg . Tint*;, ail the tolU/wing trac t or parcel of land and p r e m i » * » hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being in tb* Township of Lyndhurst. in the County oi Bergen and State o l New Jersey.
BEGINNING a t ft point on tbe Northeast erly line of Park Place diatant two huodre* sad thirty-eight and ninety-seven hundredth* <238.97j feet Northwesterly from the cornet formed by the intersection of the Northeast erly side of Park Place with the North westerly side of Ridge Road, said beginning point being i n the dividing line between lots
.struct them to R oosevelt o f N ew Y ork. o rg a n iz e SatfetV P a t r o l s f o r a ll th e *•** northwesterly .H*»tn the corn« i 1 1SO) fe#t; thence (2) - - - - - --~.-o r g a n iz e o m w i y I a» ro i» i o r a u v«.e t d by th# .interjection t»f u U a id « ^S I *^'hg the rear _Une of ^lo.ta, alxty-oni (81)
Northwesterlyt l (• , i . r , . s. . . . - ;v '» « u n y me inTer*ecti<>n of u id airf.- a«»n* tne rear ui« ui io .» , wmy-onc >hreHlin h a s in m ind th r e e tnen, w ho schools in tow n fro m th e boys o f Marin Avenue with ths northwe^riy *id* I and *‘*ty two <0 2 1 . twrty-theea and■ thirty-
w ill figure la rg e in th e f ig h t fo r th e t h e la jfh e r g ra d e s w hich w ill becom e S S ^ S S r t T ' t l i d ' * X u .l '* $ « l, '* u S * o'rslnom ination , F i r s t 011 h is lis t is O w en e ffe c tiv e ..w ith - th e o pen ing o f tb e . J“ rHnn!"« thence 111 northeasterly alohe ! course one hundred and Mty (ISO) fast .ItY oung—-w ho re c en tly a a id he will n o t fa ll sessions. T he c h a irm an o f the test toV' s n"poiL” ' theaes“T2 1 " 1 aJrSieeVJJti < 0 sjutheaatsity* and° aleog Plaetseek the n o m ina tion . Second , i» N ew- S a fe ty C o m m itte e , P a s t C o m in an d er S S X T J t t to t h . p m ! T o T m 1
to n B ak er w ho , believe i t o r not- is A. h . K irch d o erffe r, has been de- :'J*et and f„Ur « , inches 10 a theSethenceiS l) T a e t* '! ! s h u 7 ^ o " l « T as laid down’ oeT’a ce rta ir 00 file in the Bergwt County ClerkV
_ , . .. entitled Map of Pm sarty of Walterw ....... „ ---------- „ - , , . J J , inches Vandenburgh and E. M. O rfisat situated Ir
tr io a re a sp lend id g ro u p . Any /ft* o f scou t tro o p s and f r a te rn a l o rg a n iz a , " f t . . 32% pn.n„ ., j % . « 8«
th e on ly D e m o cra t a g r e a t many feel liv e rin g le c tu re s A rtific ia l Res- [ l y « J l L *could l>e e le c ted p re s id en t. And th ird , p i ta t io n w ith m otion p ic tu re s locally j J S Ja if tf ,-!’' .¥* ,ln svemie and then™ 4«V 1 “ jgG overno r R itch ie of M ary land . T h e i an d fn n e ig h b o rin g tow ns to bo y > u « , tM m -threen* ><iy r>t>mrtTIl j fra«nu
th e m nominutetl a/wi e lected Would tion.g. ........... w iaK„ . liberties, -privileges, herrditaaasnu aad spmake a fine president— Republican he- The Post offers’ his service., to any ( ‘^ S K r U J f f A 'S Z J f S E T S S J K E T S 13 S “S % .'Z * m ! 3 iief to ,he con trary , o f course. local organ izations desiring th e m ., V J T ‘ S e ' * ^ « l ^ 8 ?
Mr. Kirchdoerffer is an authorized " '» • *PP«rt«mlnic be sold to P»y and' ta- J v interest thereon, and also, the costs of thr11,..1 i r r - ,» *1.1 | nut M, „ i h . « « .t a Pl««« unco tl* M td c<frini-nc c o m p l m i n m n t Carlstadt Mutual I»an *Keo Croii Instructor and ant. the aum nt 01 together wiL Building Aseociation have been duly taxedhi* Incture, w hich takes ab mi o n c ,V r'^ p «»* y'm'. annrt »nw Tf n^ T.:-ja -.Lh« *um .ui iiiwi24- _ ^ T t v. * i ii • a. i i / .5 i n* Bi“ d ««»mpiatnant have h * *4i ' HAKOL.D V. b k j i . l t .hour to deliver, is interestiu:; as laxed at the sum o f . t m l \ b a.LdrComkLdr. Sheriff
--------- well ag e<lttcational. Any-or^aniza- i B.g.Ldr.eCom. LdrHA,U>,’D v 'KU*L ( May5o-27-June3-io-i2« 14 s b f si«9M ayor D an H tm tseh ler of N o rth tian <Wsiring hi* se rv ice s can p ro - MaytT-juna8 »ie-i7 m u
Mayor Rentschler Also To Attend
RfelLL •b l • .ff
S B Y 8211A r lin g to n , k n o w n to m an y L y n d h u rst- cu re sam e by c o m m u n ica tin g w ithite s , and one of th e m ost < o lo rfu U -h im e i th e r c a re a t th e A m ericun g , , - ! ! 1. ,3 * i!' W T ' W
a t tht* new H a r o l d v . Re il l y
erii U M
—a w 1 :***?,“ I w w 4m *m rBetween Franklin Building; and Loan Association, a corporation, eompiaino r t and Elsie Fenion and Lawrence Fen Ion. her^ r . . T r , 131n . * ,u' ^ "
• ■ WILLIAM H. pABItV, S ,r r .By virtue of the above stated writ Id me
directed and delivered. I hava levied« up,* and wlil exikw# for sale a t public veMo- at th* Court Houae in the City of «ia:ken
nronrmiay, IBM 18, 1132a t one' o'clock In- the afternoon. Eastern Standard Time, (two o'clock f>ayiigtit a»y Ing Time), all th a t certain tract or par&l of land and premises, hereinafter particularly described., situate, lying and beinn in th*- Townahip of Lyndhurat In th« County ul Bergen and State of New Jersey:
BEGINNING a t a poitu on the aoutheast* erly line of Octavla Place therein distant northeasterly 244 feet from the iuter*«ectv>n of the same with the northeasterly line ot Kkigsland Avenue and from thence runninR (1) along t h e said l i n e o t Ortavla Pld^e .northeasterly thirty six feet; thence <2» •southeasterly a t right angles to the aaid line of Octavia Place one hundred and twenty feet; thence <3» aouthwesterly parai lei with the said line of Octavla Plar«* thirty-six faet; and thence (4) northweaterty parallel with the second course one liun- dred and twenty feet to the po|nt.a»r place of Bagfhning.
BEING the northeasterly six fset of I/>| No. 31. all o f L<v' N o.' 30 and ’ the sooth- westerly five feet- of Lot No. 20 on Mao 'rf Property of Great Suburban lmprovjment Company o t New Yprk.
BEING known and desiRnated aa Ho. 5S51 _ Octavla Place, Lyndhurst. N. J.
BEING the same premises conveyed to th» aald Elsie Fenlon by Coxy Ilome Builders Inc., a corporation by deed dated February28, 1830 and recorded In the. Clerks' offlry of Bergen County on March 8th. 19.10 in iB o o k 170# o t Deeds— pag* 20- et''. and the said mortgage having been given to securea part of the purchase * price there>%f.
Together with all ahd Singular the M ihtt. liberties, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging <»B in any wise appertaining, he'aold to pay and satlsiy In the first place unto the complainant t!ie aum o t $ft.940.30. together "with lawful Interest thereon; and also tho crmts of th*i aaid complainant have been duly taxed atthe sum o t <230.11.
HAROLD V. REILLY B.g. Ldr.-Const. Ldr. HhertT.May2p-27 June3 10 - S28.«# 8 B F 31R$„
a t 27!) R in g s la n d a v e n u e , L y n d h u r s tN. J .
o - n.it«.
i t o r iwrrn site * oeri*tt~n g u rcs in B »rgen C o u n ty politifg, w as 1-egion H om e o r h is hurae a id re tih •»»« AasocMjUon“ le c te d lo r e p r e s e n t t h e N in th I l l s - -* -* ' ------ Itr ic t llepuhlicam i a t th e ('h icag o con v en tion . " D a n " run on th e "new d e a l" d a te ami w on going a w ay .
$ \ W hirk w tak e* it. Irom t h t la u g h in g ^ g h te r , h im s e lf— Jg a s i t should be.
The N o rth A rlin g to n m ay o r had th e tipfir. o f hi» life in th e p r im a r y e le c tio n in N o rth A rlin g to n . A c an d id a te fo r reeW ction on th e n '> n-partizan
een Rutherford M u lu m l iTsan Trn^Bui W- i
L o c a l W o m a n
“in < n (N ( ERY o r jrbskyBetween Everybtnly's Budding and Loan As
sociation of the City of Newark, a corporation. complainant, and Klinabeth „R
. _ corporation «f the Hollister aod r:narles A. Hollister, Iteraar ... - - N*u Jersey coiBpUiinMt «n.i , huaband, defendania. - Rl. fa. ReturnableWilliam E. Adastt. and ' E tU l l Adam? W r t i . A D. IM*.Ma wife, and n . , i . J e le n d ^ J JOSKPW a . TOV 80. Sol't.
f*. Returnable Ausu-*t 2<i a t, Bjr v<rtue of the above Mated writ ‘ i medirected and delivered. I have levied uponand will expofte for u ie a t public vsndus at he Coutt House In the City of Hacken-* T,’WK- S'-1™U ! ” above Mtated writ to me
It HottestM rs. H a rry K ss in g e r , o f Post
av en u e , e n te r ta in e d th e W h a t-N it s la te , he had n o .c o n te s t in the p ri-1 a t h» f hom e oh T u e sd ay eve-
John B. Zabriskie WiU Aid Party
m arien ‘B h t he w aa a c tiv e , lie e n te re d i " i“ S>a can d id a te fi r the R epublican n u m . ! G u e s ts w ere M rs. F ra n k M uller,in a tlo n fo r m ay o r, am i an o th e r f o r ! * b o c a r r ie d off th e h o n o rs o f theth e II« (nocra tic n o m in a tio n fo r m a.y- ev en in g , and Mr*. C eo rg e S hea ry , o r. Both lo s t, o f cou rse , b u t only a f t e r « 'ho cam e a clou* second ; w ith M t*. th ey had m ade s tro n g lig h ts . I.ou is T am k e , M isses H elen te y h
- ■_ lo— and l le s tr ic e "Vitty, o f L yndhurM ;I W I M rs. W illiam H en se l, o f B elleville;U O C I . l v e l l l M rs. P e te r U y h , J r . , o f N o rth A r-P o e t - A r t i s t I lin g to n ; an d M nt. H en ry S p rin g -
- ,„ j s te in , o f C a r ls ta d t.One o f th e m ore p o p u la r of !h* K e fre sh m en ts and a c o rd ia l h o w
local oM ci.la is D om inick J. ’•!).«•” J 1*l.iveHi, th e to w n sh ip , c le rk . -D o c” is * h° ‘? . ' J " " ' . I " , 1 111
j »n* of t th.se m en t r s tn e d is H oboken hom * u t M t* \ M u" , r ’ o f PaKe j pi litlt-s so a n y th in g th a t h a p p e n s . r-I a ro u n d he re he g re e ts w ith lifted ey e - -------------~
brT u . , u i i . . . P a tr» o t» T i>>ou shou ld have (>een in H oboken,"I he te lls tb e ones who profen* s u r p r i s e ) H o | ( l
s t som e o f th e s tu n ts politic ian* pu ll. . rl , , B » t th a t ian 't th e s to ry . “ Doc” is , .. .• „ .. som etb fng of u ii >et.“ ie e . IO Is rfetri-it ' ‘ -.V’fH*^o rs t C am p , P a t r i s t ic O rde r ! by th e -in tise every s., o f te n , snd th e re ” f A m erican a , w ilt t S M ' t l i t t f K m
is no Shaking th e Siiicl m us.. un til eom -"•r *>,ful* r “ » > • V alley fffookp lf ie sS tia fse t ion h a i tieen g ra itte d . M onday ev en in g , w ith( 'nmia*a s tw ly . "Dot " hs.s quite a a h e s f tly in s ta lled officers, Mrs, o f p o e try he r a n pu ll o u t and p re s e n t N,‘*r ' and h e r s tafffu r re ad in g a t a m in u te ’s notice . in c h a rg e . . - ■
The c le rk i- also one cf the h a n d . h" fir"t , y *trt sponso rediest m en yo tr ev e r saw w ith pen - s n d *'* ^ .a m p w ill be a c a rd p a rty ink. He d ra w s s ig n s, w rite* n o tic e s (be ausp ices o f theand sign* h is nam e w ith a hold, flow - <:wwt ' * ni 1 W e lfa re C o m m itte e a ti t i f t w i r iah. ' — —— •— ---------— ---- —
Q M te a m an , th e "D o e ”. '
“ '“1 ('•Uvered, I nave levied u i»a-Court House In the city of )!»e* eneaea, oa
WMaMAB. -lene t t . l i l tSf . 0l£*•c,, m ’he after'?' *m KaeternX u" Time. li ‘.11° ”'viu«i‘ t*avnghi Sav*aa Ttihe. all that certain lot. tract orf l i h J . *"<i ? m l pnwtlM*, situate, tying l i i —! ?•' 'f e T.iwnshlp Lyndhurst. ” ^ s* ' y l t n ieraey. and .sore pa.
m S n K £ t S ' “ ‘" t ” lollowa;a t a noliM m Ow »,uth
JS f sale ol S lu .ve.sro Avenue S l i l l . *.*enty -one hondiedt^sIK ,I : !?** northeasterly u -m the i . - i ”? ! i J . . j oi aeeood Avenu i»sno*; laid! Ami rurujfflg thence (11 v, .
a11'1 along tbe n.r.haaeUM r line, . "o* or f.*Wti.rl, ,.f l a s P u ri - ,.nehundred HIM I rset to a point « ,e .,n t l.,rtv H i . I.!!? n'lrthwentsriy f fe n the , ,we.t
'■lot tw.o-, , 1 1 , rhe.ee ,2inorlhesslert, »t.d parallel won n..rth-
1V u®s "I Plot rweliM* t i l l in Oi.. h . .i t M > then .- ■ 11 north-
'• ,0> fi" . ttmrseninety tSOI feet t., tbe « ..ithe«,i.f!y° t ,“ *• Stuyvesant Avenue ther^e 111 MOUthiveNt»i |> *ft<l aiong Stuyvesant iveniir Blly and ninety nine hundre itha <M)M> feet to the point or ptace **f txeatamms
SSZ £J« .rt' Uf . « 5 A r ^ -ship. Bei
»a»k, on
atWe*aea*sy. 4«ne 14. IS3t
■me o'clock I# the a< ler^»n ^'a**#rn -ttandard Time, ftwo o'clock Chiylight t s v ing Time>. aU the faltowinx tra«*t or parcel *f land and premier* hereinafter particularly de»cri»w*d situate, lying and being in the Towasbip of Lyndhurst In the County u t Bereen and Btate of New Jersey:
BKO!NNIN<; a t a point on the *suth westerly side of Court Avenue dletant there /n one hundred seventy-! w«> feet ^southeast erly from the corner formed bv the mter>- Motion of the southwesterly aide of Court i Avenue « tth Ihe southenaterlv stde o f Jay Avenue and from thence runnlnis i l l south weaterly and pa re Hal with the dividing itne between plots iwenty-tee and fwentir-slx in t>k*ek Sve of* inaa h«we*naftet referred »o. one hundred twenty-feet to the south weaterly line e * Miid plot tsfente-jiix in bk»cg five on eatai map; theaee* ( t l southeasterly a
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A W N I N G S
Let u s g ive you ;.n e s tim a te . O ur p r ic e s a re re aso n ab le .
L. M A T H IESEN & SON' IS4 I d l t l lM I I AVE. '
(.yndhursl, N.'". J.PIIONK RUTHKRFORD 2 TM
n»BO Ttmm- ;
Q uiet .an d re t i r in g , y o u would h a r d ly th in k th a t I’rts to riek Nhaslell w ho » d l be e le c te d ru m m en d e r nf th e N ew Je rse y D e p a r tm e n t o f S pam .h A m erican W ar V eteran* sh o rtly holds th e
awfaOon wi- mm4»■•»» hM « U |aah> jt*t> a a S T .
Newark.and %anie
Acclaim from both sides of the Republican party in Bergen ( xHinty h*» already greeted the election of John II Zabrinkie .is
chairman of the party's xounty committee. The universality of the applause is excellent support for those who saul the Wyckoff lawyer i* the. man «i hrmR the party into the November ek\ tkm with a unified and powerful fnmt.
A glancc at Jud^ Zahrislue's career will show why. He ha* always worked lor what he ha* received. First a pia»r school teacher working ht* way through normal school and then Uw Jchuol. Then a poor but htme« lawyer. Then an ashiatant prosecutor of the plea*. Then a )odgr the yrnineest in the county In that story is the vibrant smry of America, of opportunity and strong men wh»> ctsjkl sicie it.
The dominant ihwactenstics of the new chairman are his honestly and sincerity. There wiB be no traversing tbe.midjle pavement with him a* ihe chairman of the commit tee Politiesi i the a.'mmittee may he «peeted to be one way. and always;^, S ." f -tne way, and built nn a straight line. 1 — •* ‘
Frederick SHadell An Active Figure
JW0 V alU y H rouk a v en u e , tw«tj W ednesday ev en in g , J u n e ptb, be- | g in n in g .it e ig h t o 'clock. M m . J e s s ie f K ntte td r* h s i r m a n o f t h i s - dea
p a r tm e n t, w ith M rs . E v e ly n K odgers
l*li ta Return• . a u -----HI KM AN
’ , T*P *« +*■ tbe aa..ve stated w nt todirect* • ansi delivered I have levied u»
. _ um a»d mm afcpuee for sale at mmit T Lhonors he dcee. But he holds th e m - i“ ' * c~»* »•»*• » tka " t Mast,and member* of th* Spsaish W ar en- - ■— r . m m w is ncampment here in l.ym lhurst will te ll " ;* •* •»' «>* Kan.myou he slate,) t . go h ,gh ,n th r "S* " “ inational d epartm en t, too iK S w w is ‘ L . s 5 t ’2 3 3 T
ly n d h u rs t h*d tn. "veteran’s u n it J i Ueedawetb*.e until Sh«W I go l.b ts.y with ^ "US'.,friend* aa d established (.eoeral iohas I^ » ^ y* * *??»»».>»«■«* ««*♦»«J. JV rah ing CmmIp .North A rlto ^ to n . mfrfwetM 8»| New Jereey
gbtherford and Ka*t Ruthertord "vets” • £ - * ! . . . ..»*■*■ «*«nistw d to enter and S h a d tl) waa etor- * * ‘r ~ ’ >*«■*■ rea
C( m m aiH ler jMMtasm o e w . a r ^ t s S u 8& a * e ^ ^ ner’bAt th e same time he h e ^ s t „ ria* Z X 3 -
in the s ta te d e p a r tm e n t Two y e a r * ; s-ethwes teely ■ i ig ^ h i i i f c ia 1 ST * ait]nen ha. . a s Iu h U . -------I* * the pMat aM H l> o S « N |t.
I m artdeiM n S h sd e ll is r i s in g a t th* «a«a» I
W h e n A c T w e l l t h I h a r s t K ^ - . N s . n | ! « s . , w l [ t : _Junf 10 m Lynuminf, Ruthrrtun] %b e pmiMnrt) to tend ^ w a hij y one at ^
»*» ”* « ' * * Lvndhurit will be pernvatcd M W ~ ~ > « A 5 ^ 3 * ^ -aP» send EIGHTEEN and Ngnh Arhnp.*, wdl be W e d to] ^ “ *<K’"
T ^ & m ^ ^ L m m rlmm • * » w OMNtv n »
an Mas ajmmtm * a u. tee Im S S m MS and an*
ttjvja a:
. __ 'WOon. Cm t.fen Ooanty New Jersey • *i r«t m .
i e w ^ « e ,Map‘ UN,y sa* rl1 * 0lfwre J j m 2 t t l k I ^ b" v* ’’escribed land* ami arer.i'w . I shall, be a,».d in lea. •abler? t„ i,a f
aaeesanaenie snd „ i t * r l i r a ./ any. ,Tujplhsr V th all and slosu li: t e t-rhts, }•
,ltOe.iy*, PI ' ..see. h w M S I.- . is s jL pWir.easSaM ■ hereon t,, M lnastss ; r - . ..w i e a e e ^ .n .i ns he sold to e ’ ae* .s tls" ,lh ta* hrsi I 'ls r, un«„ . , ...a , .. , ,Malnant the sum ot f ) S8S Tl t.^ettwr a .th
also ihe e J Io t the said cumpiamei taxed at the aug* of . . . HAROLII I lsdr.-Con»i Ldr Mayt? Junel 10 17 43s ta
■ REILLYthe*# S B F «21«
_ . «JMw*Eir* bt \ m jimmki ■atwaen TH Bore Hu id ra aa.t L»na a«s»c4a4k>n. a rorporattoa »f the atate of
,■ .** _ **** * : « «>iatoa*f and Edward *l|d Car pen tier hie «,!<«and SahratoTe tie! Veeebtn defewdaate Rt fa Returnable *wau*t M A p. IMS
tO N ELIN t; w S m * TOW f iT r a •* virtna oft ,m a an*, .tnted m t aae directed and daiiv»reg. I bnve levwd . M ,
•tambard Tune Hwn o'eksrh - Onsagbl Sae Mag Tjroe* a n ina^ m ts m tr%ri .>t aa*e»t ” ' * * * • nU here.amlte» iwrtwtatn'v
'(N esM -., eftiSit*. jytog an,’ he.nc »n • h e T o s e aantp is* Lyndhurat r.etMMv &
and State ««r Mew )e»»r> Bt«ag anew» »• U,i T ie hwaaeed mnet«
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1 ly By Rev. George F. Muller
A nn o u n cem en t w a s m ad e W ed n e s day o f th e q u ite w e d d in g o t M rs. A nnie M u le r tt , o f .101 T r a v e r s P lace, a n d A lb e r t B au e r, o f t h e sam e a d d re ss , f o r m e r ly o f N e w Y ork.
T h e cerem o n y w a s p e r f o r m e d a t th e T r a v e rs p la c e a d d r e s s o n F V i,day e v en in g by th e Rev. G eoppe F . M uller, p a s to r o f S tF .vangelical L u th e r a n
T h e co u p le w e re a t t e b rid e ’s d a u g h te r , M issM u le r tt, a s m aid o f son, W illiam M u le r t t a s
T h e b rid e w e re a _ b lue ch ilfon , and c a r r ie d a b o u q u e t ' o f ta l is m a n fa x es am t -lilies o f th e valley . -
T h e m si.l o f p o r^ ir .w ore a goW n o f b lue an d y e llow chiffon a n d c a r r ied yellow ro se s a n d lilies o f -the va lley . . t. " *
T h e hom e w as b e a u t ifu lly d e c o r a t ed, w ith a p ro fu s io n o f ro s e s , c a r n a tio n s a n d lilies o f th e v a lle y , a r ra n g e d by Sir.’ a n d M rs, • E . P- K lioor, o f C a r ls ta d t.
A f te r it re cep tio n fo r ab o u t t h i r t y g u e s ts th e coup le l e j t fo r a s ta y a t th e i r su m m er hom e a t D en v ille . T hey an- now a t borne a t Uw T r a v e rs P lace a d d re ss .
‘ G u e s ts a t th e w (H iding a n d r e cep tio n .in c lu d ed , M ra . A. M c In to s h ,
. M iss E d i th M cIn to sh , B er t M c In tosh,‘ Mr. and M rs . J a m e s N a y , M iss A n n a N ay , M r. and M r* . J o h n T h o ls te d t, M isses P au lin e a n d D o r o th y T h o ls ted t, J o h n T h o ls te d t, J r . , M is. J . M. M oore; M t a n d M r a . L. A. R ingw ood , M rs. A. C. H n le r a t e d t Mr. a n d M rs. A . K ees , C h a r l e s a m i A lb ert K ees, o f l-.yndhura t; M r. a n d M rs. K. P . K n o o r, o f C a r ls ta d t ; M r. a n d M r*. H. F , to « u n th e r, a n d T h e o dore F ish e r, o f W ood-R idge; M f. and M rs , M. W u m il in g , ' a n d Mn. C h a r le s ’ W u n tilin g . o f D fdaw nnna.
T h e e <>uple h a v e a h o s t o f f r ie n d s in I .y n d h u rs t a n d n e a rb y co m m u n e - tie s w ho e x te n d c o n g ra tu la tto n * and b e s t w ishes on th i s happy occasion ,
New Addition to Line
The new 'SS” Convertible Sed&u Is the most recent addition to the ttockne SMc Use. •
St. Mattkews Picnic Saturday, June 18th
M r. a m i M rs. i l l i a g R. C h an k a lian .I w ith th e i r d a u g h te r . Rose, an d son ,
R o b er t, u f P ost a v e n u e , a cco m p an ied b y , M r. an d M rs. W illiam L u s tb a d e r ,
T he a n n u a l p icn ic of S t. M at- Hm* BO°** H ow ard an d E d w a rd , o f thew ’s L u th e ra n S u n d a y School w ill I L y n d h u r s t avenue, sp en t th e w eek -*»d he h e ld S a tu rd a y , Ju n e 18th a t j and h o lid a y on a t r i p to G f lb f r t , W .C ry s ta l L a k e P a rk , W est O ra n g e ,] , - I, s. JN . J . V 1 M r. a n d M rs. S am u e l J . H ix so n ,
T h is p a rk is one o f th e n ic e s t w K enm -th and W illiam ,picnic g ro u n d s in nil J e r s e y , a I , . . . r , , isp lend id p lace fo r th e e n tire fa m ily . : “J** d a u g h te r , H e l e i C of L iv ing* t*»n The" b u s e s will le a v e the c h u rc h , a v en u e , spen t S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y V alley B ook av en u e an d T r a v e r s j w ith t h e fo rm er’s b ro th e r a n d f*m -
B 2 ? * 1 - ^ d , a v . , ily a t B rldgev ille .T h e ch ild re n o f t h e Sunday S ch o o l j • ____ ^ . ■will be ta k e n f r e e .’ A du lts w ill kim l- 'fo Mr< ^ .v h a e f e r , Ofly m a k e re s e rv a tio n s by c am h r: R p v , L . , , , , . «M uller, J u n e 17th th e la te st, Ukt*“ ‘ H" ad> sl * n l th * " e e k -e n d **«
v i holbtUy a t B u sh v ille , N . Y., w h e reth e i r d a u g h te r , lU d o res , is s p e n d in g ! I th e su m m e r, " " ' ~ ^ — ----- — —-—
YJ».C.V. Plan* Original A ffair A t Church Halt, j
A U Invited
A Hobby e x h ib i t and v a r ie d p ro M b e g iv e n by th e W omen'*,
B ible C lasa o f the’' Keed Nt- n o n a l U n ited P r e s b y te r ia n churv'U on n ex t j Tueaday » y * » in g , beg inn ing *at e ig h t' o’clock. v . - f
T here w ill b e a t i i p U i r ' a t n eed le w ork , old fa a h io n a d q u ilts . a n d o th e r in te re s tin g th in g * , ia a d d it io n to th e hohby e x h ib i t ; a lso a r e c ip e .. ta b le , v rhare you m ay ta ste sunrn thm n good and i f you like f t , buy the recipe fo r a nom inal su m
The p ro g r a m of e n te r ta in m e n t j Wai include th** p re s e n ta tio n o f .» p lay le t by g irt* of t i ie S unday , School c b a s tau g h t by M iaa M ar j gn iw t M ilte r ; vo^al ikdo*. b> Mrs. ? R obert L. K in*; .am i o th e / ^n |o y » l)lf num bers. 4
K a fre e h m e i! ' will b.* .s«-i:« d by th e com m it t w of which M rs. C h arle s ,Zuehl is d M u rh ttn .
P rlem is a r e invited t» s h a r e th is evening o f noeelty a n d e n te r ta in m ent w ith th e member* u t t f r
New Resident!M r. a n d M rs. tieo rg e P o r to a re
Ihe p ro u d p a re a t . o f a baby g irl bora a l t h e H ackri'*a«k H oap lta l, M onday. M ay 16th. M rs. Po rto is th e f o r m e r L aritte U K w * . 2 7 1 t 'a a t t e T errace , ly n d h u r s t , M other «»td d * u * h le r p re dom * nicely.
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T W t l l t Y r F O U H ' H O U R b a m h i m l ia n a
Roses RambleAt Mrs. {Burk’s
Mothers ChorusMrs. -Burk, of Kingsland av en u e ,
entertained the Rambling Roses at her home on T u e s d a y afternoon.
Sewing, and a social afternoon were followed toy refreshments
Closes Season ^H e n ry , M rs. J . B . M cRae, M rs , M. C onk lin , M rs. ( ie o rg e W e r ta rv e lt , M rs. G eo rg e M k h e lfe ld e r , Mrs, H a ro ld A W elle, M rs, A dolph P ro ck n e k , and M rs . J . M. Sehw ei- berJter.
Group Sponsored by P .T .A .Council Has Successful
Year, It Is Reported
T h e M others C h o ru s , s p o n so re d byth e P a re n t T e a c h e r Council o f Lynd- h u rs t , hold th e i r final m e e tin g o f th esea so n n t th e ■ i i iv tj r R dad S choo l,la s t n ig h t, w ith tw e .jty tw o rn em ls rs aVenue, e n te r ta im s l a t a p a rtyp re s e n t. a t h e r hom e, on. S a tu rd a y e v en in g .
F e a tu re s o f th e , B r id g e w s , th e fe a tu re o f th e e v ew ere a re a d in g by M rs. W a l te r F. ” M i<iwtvj i,y ,t»m u >K a n d re- K aM heim ; a v o ca l solo b y M rs Rob- I n m g . *
a n d a p iano so lo by tre s h m e n ts .
Entertains A t Party
M iss Rose C h an k a lia n , d a u g h te r of j M r. a m i M rs, 11. R- C h a n k a lia n , » f |
T h e J u n io r A u x ilia ry o f 7far»dsJ Cl. B a r r in g e r Post, A m erican l-eg ion , a re p re p a r in g # p ro g r a m of e n te r ta in m e n t to b e g^iven fo r t h e .In d ie s A u x ilia ry s o m e tim e in t h e n e a r fu tu re . M r s . j | H a ro ld t iu th e il , o f Pfavern P la c e , Is r.iUtUlTlor, --------- — -------------------- —— ■
M r. and M rs. H a rry S. E n r l , o f L iv in g s to n a v e n u e , had a s th e i r g u e s t lo r th e w eek-end am i h o lid ay , th e
j In t t e t ' s fa th e r , A lbert S ie tw rt , u f j j New Y ork C ity ,:
r M rs. J o h n M orehouse , o f O t» aw a , j I C a ita d a , has returii<»d to h e r hom e | i t ' t r r h a v in g beerv-a guest fo r to n day*| a t th t home o T /M r. antl M rs. C h a r le s I
1 • t rooke ,«f la i fa v e t te P lace . M r* j M reh o u se w as th e mli’fo r g u e s t c f I (Colonel and M rs. J . M. P l l W p M I Oi» J h e r t r i p to L y m lh u rs t. ' . j
M r . ;t*n«r M rs. J a lo ll. I e h t i , • - an tl i , fa m ily , o f R iv e rs id e avenue , s p e n t th e !
- e f t 1- an ,) a p 1* " 0 *0 ,° t,y I " c u e s t s w e r e th e M i s u i E d i th Beeby, | bo lt, lay w eek-ehd Wi a tr ip o n th e ir !M rs. M. W e is m tw . I 'K a th ry n P ir a ts k y , E th e l Jsew k irk ,'. m o to r boat, “ S c* l lo g ” , on ih ,. S h re* r?;■]
T h e g A u p a c ^ p t t s l an i^ v taU on , and D o r o th y . Me- b u ry River,to s p e n d J u n e «»th w ith M>ss i C affe r ty , w ith ' H a r r y M hscli, MamoW ikoff, t l ir e r t tr f o f Ithe c h o ru s ; A |o n lo , M ,.|vin G r t^ n k a f . Edwin
| L u s tb a d e r . J a c k G arde, a n d A rth u r I F e rn e r .
Is Recovering
h e r hom e a t G lad sto n e .G if ts w ere p re s e n te d to M iss W ik-
off; M rs. J a m e s T a it, acco m p an is t o f th e C h o ru s ; an d M rs. T . H . Giro- w-ard, who h a s g iv en sp ec ia l service a t th e schoo l. , ,
T h e C h o ru s w ill b eg in U s w o rk ! -fo r t h e n e x t sea so n in O c to b e r , w ith ; M rs , E dw in B yrne* , o f F i f t h ave
- t heir new lv- ^ t l g d - u re s id w i t . My*, j nue , is rw-upe r a t in g at th e I assa i .1 J . Ilool7v, in c h a rg e . M 'l i- ’ I I . i i . W G e B e H f H naprtnL w W sb c - Ujnk'. succeeds Mr^. T a i t pre*w ien t. Mr*, w e n t an v p e ria io n on M*»rwkiyW illiarrf i.am t is s e c re ta ry t r e a s u r e r ; B y rn e s is «4H »rinU ii< teato f th e grt»up. t ra< ile^ .. .
M em bers <»f th e C horus a re M rs. j <xl»st L juscop^l Sunday
J . M. D une a n , (hairm m n o f * Um f A m e ric a n m a t m n wt»rk of th e H kvken- sack V. M.’ < \ K , will lie a t tb e lt»c«l
ITorm', <*n W ednrM lay s i a t a n y Io^mI alirn«. who d e a ir* to ■ h e lp in 'teeiirinjf fh«*ir cHia«n«ihi|i i»ap. I e ra . Mrx, Jamt-H o f ' t H rb a a l l n lvl< R alph
qu<* <>f t h e Potrt, h a v e a r-ra n jre tj th . w r w i * f »r #uch ..«* rn«y
M rv of. t He
C ra d le Roll d e p a r tm e n t o f th e M n h * r • M i la n K a l x e n ^ i , . s U a t e n t a t W_______________ m|i» t Kpiscupitl S unday S c h o o T aa.1 | 'o . S ta le h a , h e r . C ollege, a n d h e rR A rm s tro n g , I s e c re ta ry p f t h e • W om an’s M issionR . H. A sto n , M rs . A. ..........—— » . , ---------- - - , . . , ,
M rs. C h a r le s B arti, M rs. G eorge j a ry Society y f t h e sam e c h u rc h.'B u llo ch , M rs, C la ren ce F , Cookaon,
M rs! JTooley“ M ra rT to e in n a -E n g iiril,M rs. P. K v e rso n , M rs. R o b e r t 1- F is s , Mrs. F . E . F la n a g a n , M rs T.H . O irow afdT M rs. H u rg e n , Mrs.W a rre n H an sco m , M rs. W a i te r Koh- Ihe im , M rs. l a n d , M rs. M au r ice L.M o 'le v , M rs. A lb e rt M u lle r, M r » . -------W a lte r t r .W i l l , M rs. E d w in O la an .; s p e n t S a tu rd ay a n d SuodaN w ith theM r . A O sth e im e r . M rs. J . M . P a te r , | # tU r* a m o th e r, a t N ew burgh .M rs" - J . P a t a e r , Mr*^!'F re ife .r t tk 8 **^ sejru ie , M rs. B e rn a rd S ch tw id e r, M rs ' M r a n d 'M r * .- W aite r -G raham rt- Rayntftnd S m i th , M rs. A . J ~ S t. Cjtr, f i f t h avenue .fe»»«*r*tari**d from M rs. T a f t M rs Ito le-rt Vi v e rs . M rs. MM rs, Clwen C . W hitm an,
PERSONALSM r, an<l M rs,...l.iaroltl G u th e il, antl
d a u g h te r , H a r r ie t , of T r a v e r s P la te ,
b ro th e r , . H e rm a n , s tu d en t a C T e m p le I -'d iv e rs ity , P h ilad e lp h ia , *|>ent the W eek-end antl h td itlay w ith th e i r m o th e r . M rs T e re s a K aU e n s te in , o f W eai;tavtT»u<*. , —'
M i#* I.Ufill#* <( ;<rf afnhofMf*, R u ig r Rt u^, sf,# nl t h e Wtek-«*ihl am i h*«lt<taya t llifrh ia ia l, N , V
% ■T in Mi K m ily «n<l ltian< ('mr-
htxxi* o f . H*m<\ a re b a r ll fr»»ma vaca tion Viai* w ith (riet>d» e t M art
Fir'mn. • ; —■
, «W illiam T e r r y , Mr* k rip lo H a r r^ b u r i f , JIHl»'rit<*wn, li,a*«*!
W einm an, H unbury. Pa Th**yt h e i r fo rm er home* m 'A v o r i ,
Dorothea EarlInstalls Officers
M r, antl M r». C larence S m ith ami fa m U y of F e rn a v e n u e h av e re tu rne tl f ro m a vi*it w ith Mrs. S m ith ’s fam ily ip M arylantl.
M r am i M,r», John J G tra a o n , of3 3 ” W eart A venue, hail a s t h e i r w eek e n d g u e sts , M r and M rs, K d g a r II, >ilwar<ls, a n d eon, F d g a r , o f S cran- to n , M rs, E m ily flenderawn* m o th e r of M r. G lrM m , re tu rn e d w ith th e Kd- w a rd s fa m ily U» K rran tu n , w h e re she w ill spend s e v e ra l week*.
M r. and M rs, A rth u r W Tl. Calik* t in , o f P l a g e s p e n t th e bolldaj w eek .end a t t h e i r b u n g a lo w . a t Calli* co o n , <>n th e D elaw are Itiv er
M iss D o r o th e a Bart, daughter i f M r an d M rs . H a r r y S E a r l , o f1 JvinjC'-ton av en u e , w as th e mi^aJi- m g officer a t public in a ta lla tto liceretnono-s of Bergen **’***7 'O r- ie r o f t h e - I J n i n b o ^ J o r C tr te , a t R u th e r f o r d Masonic Teaapte. Upl .Mr and Mr. A J H u r l., a n d son . W e < ln e .d ay e v e n in g . „ , of R id g e R o a d , s p e n t T he h o b d a r*
■ L y ndhurst g i r l * w h s w»re iaetail- \ tM k em l a i t h f r i e n d , *« « * { ao to n . a s id h c e r s m 'la d e Caeelia Tay- |»*.
lor. f rc r f tr r* ; Mildred Bisrbtdf, redR o b erta A .tW ' Blue; jand Rath p^nn , Miller; son of Mr and Mr*K a tie n b e rg , indigo . , V A MUler. o f f W av en u e , has a t-
M any l .y o lh u r s t i te * - a r r * am .m g a ^ m a ts i r w ith t*w B otaaythnse. w h.. w itn easad th k tns*a*nU on W n n M Worfc* of P»**e
rn p ry^k th e w e in l h o a r and dan em g w h ic h followed- M “ * A a n e , % B ill. « f l iv in g * ta a
------—--------- ... . avenue, tpeat Memorial Day attb ,M H S Mc M I 14-F.N " " « ■ * * ' “ » f r w n d . n l Y o n h .r *
I ■ Mr*. Ellsaheth McMalten. «f * » ' <____Ii»i»g*t»n avenue. Had aa h«* ( tn d tmi— 1 tr rw Frilt*. foe year, a
■4m s ev e ra l * 7 ^ ^ u » r h e r m t b . Iw al « h « d s . new r tHk Charle* A Wilson, af l,leasia*. jj J . , neanUy tria,«»d among
^ F ^ U a . w.ek ead and twiatejr .W tn ~ * ‘a-st. entertained Mrs Owen Evane. aad daughter. Mr*. F.agene IVUy. rt *i*« "efTM s s tu t P a > iM M W
Oa Sunday M rt Mr Malian, with her .<4a, Alfred, aad tberr 'g«e»«», m t «
a m«« «e trie ta
M r* H e n ry C M ar tin , o f F n rea tav en u e , hae* r e t u rned fr-o n a * tnp r t a . wprk W ith friend* hi P h ilad e lp h ia
Chet Kleman Hurts Discus Over U 4 Fed
g»irfg*r* a ad M rsa f jt*eyve»aa*i e n r i
F fodrrtefc k le ta aa .W o lf . r t U u n g s a th t r t ie *n tn* local I ,gh school, la raa rd ann Mwfr Page in th e i f « f t h i d a e j h e ha* W t . a rM tng a t th e B io* M d
es «t* ta i son Inal Ha l a a d a p a l t* e p n n r e td a achataaM i a » H Wlarft- b e tw a e d „ th e d ia c m »W I 114 feet
M» K han 'an Wp v ir tan a f ths henvs r a p tu r e d tlw ( I n a e It 't i t le a a • eras t h e only m em b e r rt- the I t l v sn d 1 •••*d team t» t a a
’p tat s H ' # n * M * aar a a « aaajae t n u o t t* m «w« wwefca A hefetre he Jkhrrm th e fM t ' ft- in* h r* te t iw V k<«ds m e e t '
T h e te a * * Sport ia
.A tej He dona tm n g e In f w d h t f . ba»-
Mr. Guy Savino, for soin t time Sports Editor of the Commercial leader, has been advanced to the position i>f Managing Hditor with full charge of all general news,
M r. Sa vino’s training, his experience and his natural bent for his chosen profession insures a better, newsier anil livelier news* paper for Lyndhurst.
We hope you " like our publication better
for his efforts.. . .• . " ■ „ * - - - - - - • T
We offer you each week complete and impartial coverage in tbe fields of-
Politics Social Events SportsEntertsunnu'nt Church Activities
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■ge f o u r »'«b eOiViJViliRUAL LBAUiiK, FRIDAY, JUiNfc i , 19i2
B R E A K I N G
THE SPORT MEWSBY GUY SAVINO
J77E only k n o w what thc old timers tell us, and that has been reason e n o u g h t o believe we were bom some decades too
ite. A n y o n e d e lv in g into the wealth and glory of Lyndhurst*s ast athletic h i s t o r y will get the same feeling.There h a v e b e e n in this township some striking athletic figures,
bear away f r o m the legends some of the exaggerations they ave p i c k e d u p , P a u l Bunyan fashion, in the passing years and ou still h a v e a t t h e core men of no mean dimensions.
T h e h ig h sch o o l b a se b a lle rs d id i t a g a in . J u s t w h en i t s eem ed th e lo ca ls w ere to g e t th ro u g h a sea so n w ith o u t d o in g ttheir u s u a l s p e c ta c u la r a n d u n u su a l s tu n t, th e b o y s cam e th ro u g h , a n d , l e t u s a d d , cam e th ro u g h in r i g h t sp len d id fa sh io n .
I n e a r l ie r g a m e s th i s y e a r th e y sh o w ed j u s t w h a t fine ba ll th e y cou ld tu r n in . A t tim e s th e y show ed som e ra n k p e rfo rm a n c e s , b u t, in th e m a in p a r t , th e y p lay ed th e b e s t th e y h ave e v e r sh o w n . — *•
F a n s w o n d e red . S om e ev en w o rried . W eren ’t th e B lue a n d G o lders e v e r to sh o w how b a d th e y could b e ? W as i t t o be a s t a t e sec re t.
W ell, th e y h a d g o t a ro u n d to th e sev en th in n in g o f th e i r g am e w ith B elleville T u e s d a y a t B ellev ille . T he sco re w as 8 t e 1 an d i t looked like a L y n d h u rs t d e fe a t . S in ce S t. M ary is th e o n ly o th e r te a n l o n th e sch e d u le , fa n s w e re in a r e a l q tia n d ry .
W hen w a s th a t e x h ib itio n com in g ? »
W ell, i t c a m e in th e sev en th . I t c a m e su d d e n ly , w ith o u t w a rn in g , b u t i t cam e. A n d we w a n t j^o add th a t i t cam e in a fa sh io n fe w B lue and G old t e a m s ' b e fo re th e m have b?en ab le to d u p lic a te .
E re th e tu n in g h a d e n d ed f if te en„ , . B ellev ille m e n had b a t te d , s ix h its
G e o r g e Holden, t h e school and Board of Health t r u s t e e , only ha,i Been ra p p e d o u t, tw o b a se s on
' * * » .« * * < * * • * /up. Added to th a t , th e s h o rt s to p
ASSISTS—AND )UE CREDIT f i i
3 0 R in s t a n c e , t h e r e was Pete Gaffney, third baseman on the s t r o n g e s t o f o u r earlier teams. From descriptions we have
;athered, ( h e d ie d a few years ago) Gaffney was tall, lithe, and ilert. H e h a d a h a w k face, a mustache. He had that indefinable -idescnbablc r y t h m and grace that- all natural athletes have. '
A h i t t e r , a r u n n e r , a thrower, a player who sensed plays, jaffney c o u ld p l a y any position, frequently was utilized in sev- ral a g a m e
Lyndhurst Lapses In 7th and Belleville Smashes Out 11 Runs To Win 20 to 1
ecently said,, >ut. He posed magnificently at the plate, he swung without ef ort, yet so swiftly it was hard to see the arc his bat made: He j cam ollowed through beautifully."
James Woods adds to the description.* * *
“Gaffney,” said Woods, “seemed able to sense without look- ng, just what to do and to do it without effort.
•" ** I s a w P e t e p l a y a foul ball once. It went toward t h e grand tand. A t t h e c r a c k o f the bat, Gaffney Was on his w a y t o the ;rand s t a n d . It w a s t o land somewhere near the the top. With- >ut pausing, and without looking, Gaffney, in his spike shoes,aced o v e r th o s e planks, raced up toward the top. ()n thc lastilank o f t h e p l a t f o r m he poised on one foot, with his gloved land o u t s t r e t c h e d — and he caught the ball."
Woods a lso , tells of the time Gaffney slid under J a c k Mullm'segs to snare a fly ball. Mullin, one of the best of the township satchers, ran in for a high pop fly. Somehow, he misjudged thely. When it s e e m e d the ball was to fall outside his reach, Gaf-ney dove between the catcher's legs and got the ball
* * *
A H t h i s s tu f f a b o u t the old timers is interesting, o f c o u r s e iut is it a n y n jo r e colorful than the knowledge that along V a l l e y
Jrook A v e n u e a n d River Road once ran a horse racing track ;m d hat in t h e P a s s a i c River over which steam dredges have l a b o r - :d for y e a r s t o c l e a n slender racing shells sped?
They d i d t h i n g s in those day#—Jack Holden frafMinjf*
w e n t into the se v e n s inning with a f o u r ru n le a d , 4-0. He started his d o w n fa ll by throwing wild to second b a s e on a sacrificed bunt Two e r ro r s and a fielder’s cho%£ scored th r e e runs. T b e first batter in the e ig h th , d o u b led and scored on a s in g le . S e a rb y Wt * batter who s co red on a b a l l that hopped away f ro m C hickie.
B a y B row ne pitched the second g a m e and received hitting and good fie ld ing:
T h e B raves c a m e from behind “in th e e ig h th to take the game. T ra ilin g , 6-4, a t the e ig h th , they put on a s p u r t to score t h r e e ru n s . C h ip p y C h r is t a n d Russo s tro lled . W e s tp h a l w as s a f e when Russo w as p lay ed . R usso w a s also s a fe . B row ne to o k th ree . W o e r t i sing led to score tw o ru n s . M u h le i s e n . scored a n o th e r r u n w ith ’ a s in g le .
R a lp h D esim o n e and B ro w n e h it t r ip le s . B ro w n e co n tin u ed h is s tr ik e - o'lit p ace w ith fo u r te e n .
UNION A. A. SPLITS TWO
Local Outfit Flashes Form In Victory Over Corey
Associationa n d p itch e d to^l-he la s t five! Ill
m en.C het D o r ts c h had p itc h e d , so m e
pretity good ba ll th ro u g h o u t th e tilt . B u t his s u p p o r t w as a tro c io u s . W ith th e a tt i tu d e o f: so w h a t o f I t? M r, D o rtsc h 's p i tc h in g b e cam e a tro c io u s . T h t team co n tinued to p la y a s i t h ad a g a in s t K earn y la s t w eek and th e score w a s 2 0 to I.
T he box sc o re :B ellev ille ( 2 0 )
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all and sundry in a rowlying a n a i r p l a n e , M r s . Leach racing x>at.
Oh, w e l l .
DEBATE A B O U T
V PITCHER
CDDIE L i c i t r a , the sixteen year old youngster, has e f f o r t s a p p r o v e d by most c»f the know'somcthing*
laseball. Y e t , t h e crowd that waited behind thc b a c k
h a d h is
o f lo c a l
s t o p a t
T o ta ls ...................... 44 20 1 7L y n d h u rs t (1 )
K. R usso, I f ............. 3 0 0J . Bello, c f , .......................... 4 0 1(Jc'ary, lb p 3 0 0C»lock, hh ..................... . . . 3 0 0O u id e tti, r f . . . . . . . ,T \ / .3 0 ID orsch , p . . ................ .. . .2 0 0
S t. P e te r , ...............................2 0 0I te ig e r , »b .................. . . . . . 2 1 1
T fc * * < * --s ti . . . . v . - . r f . n n ^Jan k o w sk i, l b ............ 2 0 0
P. RussO, I f ........................1 0 0F la n n a g a n , Ib ................... tf 0 0
M ore, r f ....................... 0 0 0Thouloc, Sb i ........................1 0 1
ndependent Field Memorial Day to see the pitcher’s s t u f f a g a i n s t he P o l i s h A m e r i c a n s were mystified. Licitra u s e d n o b e w i l d e r i n g tupply'o f h o o k s o r curves, no sensation change of p a g e , E d w a r d limply t o s s e d th e m over, high and fast. And t h c P o l i s h A m e n
hns c o l l e c t e d a t o t a l of three hits for their e f f o r t s .; W h a t , t h e o b s e r v e r s wanted t o know, has t h e k i d g o t ? H e
U8t t h r o w s th e m u p there high with maybe a l i t t l e o u t curve.T h e a n s w e r is , M r . L i c i t r a h a d enough to beat the
Polish Americans. He w a s pitching a g a in s t a g r e e n t e a m , and pitching the right sort o f he ist'ba ll. An in- e x p b t c n c c d b a t t e r , r a t t l e d , will hte dnvflmie that comes in high and f a s t . A n d r i g h t u p th a t alley, Luitra tossed almost $very bqll,
Jjcitra has' a store of “stuff". What he n e e d s m o r e n o w is »ntrol. N o youngster at sixteen should be asked t o s h o w m o r e han Licitra is showing. We know very, very many w h o have tot shown as much. Continuing to improve at his present r a t e , Li- itra is t h e boy Uwfill up for Miieski and McCoy.
T o t a l s ...................................26 J 4 8
Score by in n in g s :l.y n d h u rs t ..............0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 — 1
B elleville ................... 301 203.1 Ix — 20T w o-base h its-—G u id e tti . O 'N eil,
C h ris te ll, R e ig e r . H o m e -ru n —-Laml>. B ase on b a l l a —off D o rtsc h 4, L am b 3, G eary 1. S tru ck o u t— by D ortsch 5, G eary 1, L am b 3. H its— oJT J l o r Inch 3 in 2 -3 in n in g s : G e ary 4 in 1-3 jnriing*.
BRAVES UNABLE TO BEAT COPS
Pop Russell’s Team Wins Two and Loses Two A t
Oval On River Road
JNIONS JjHOW MPROVEMENT
. t fu ll l e ^ j w n e o * f o t into gJWV™fy —
Koval* W w e n t in to
“ Pop” R u ss e ll 's B ra v es g a in e d an even b reak in fo u r w eek -end £am p .s bow ing b e f o r e - th e loca l Police iiuie 6-5 on S a tu rd a y a f te rn o o n , s h u tt in g o u t the C a r ls ta d t P r ia te s , 4 0 , on S un d ay a f te rn o o n a n d d iv id in g a I tw in b ill w ith th e R e ih e r A. A ; D ecoration D ay. T h e R e ih e r 's Won th e firs t g a m e . 5-4, a n d th e B rav es | c ap tu re d th e second, 7-6.
J im S e a rb y h ad th e m is fo rtu n e j o f h u rlin g both,, o f th e lo s in g g am es
i and R ay B row ne w o rk ed th e tw o I W inners.
.Searby
T h e U nion A . A . ra n in to i ts f irs t r e g u la r lick in g o f th e seaso n S unday , lo s in g to th e T e n th W ard D em ocratic C lu b 11 to 3 a t Pacific O val, N ew ark . T h e local teayn pounded tw o h u rle rs to w in 10 to .1 S a tu rd a y o v e r th e Corfey A sso c ia tio n o f P a lisad e P a rk a t P a lis a d e s P a r k P la y g ro u n d .
P la y in g w ith o u t th e p re sen c e of s e v e ra l re g u la rs , th e te a m nfade a s t r o n g sh ow ing a g a in s t th e N ew ark
0 te a m un til th e f i f th inn ing . I n th a t tL gflgujnn n la v in g f e ll 1,0Tr 75C “nl U IT | XT Iv OUVIIC IU ll t* " **'• * * • •'—
p ie c es and th e D em o cra ts rolle«i up s ix ru n s . T he U n io n s had led 1 to 0 an d th en w e re t ie d f o r se v e ra l in n in g s .
A l Jo h n so n w a s th e lad in g hu rle r. Tht* local to s s e r fo u n d th e co ld w e a th e r a h in d ran ce , b u t held th e N e w a rk - ers"’ a t bay u n t i l i h e f i f t j ;'.B o b H a sse lls , f i r s t b a se m a n , and
Bob D ohm eyer, t h i r d b a sem an , \yere u n a b le to p la y a n d th e ir absence fo rce d the. U n io n s to b rin g L o u C ru p i and. P e te K o v a lsk i in fro m th e o u tfield . Jo h n so n a n d C ru p i each g o t tw o h its .
K ovalsk i w as th e s t a r o f t h e S a tu r d a y e n g ag e m e n t. W hltey T h o m as p itchod hi* f i r s t th e s e s s f f f b U f f-ral tim es. S op ilc h tw ice a f t e r th e ba^es h a d been filled. Each t im e Kovalskji b ro u g h t th e te a m o u t o f thie hole. J
S osc iensk i’s p la y a t sh o rt s to p end J a n k o w s k i’s o u tfie ld ih g have fe a tu re d th e U nion te a m 's play.
DeFRINO WINS FOR ORIOLES
Allows Ten Hits But Tightens Up In Pinches To Beat Wallington Unions
T h o u g h C h u /n p D eF rin o a llow ed te n h its , the C o lu m b u s C lub O rio le s w ere ab le to b ea t th e W allin g to n U nioqs 8
to 4 S unday a t W alling ton .D eF rin o t ig h te n e d up W henever th e
U nlons becam e dangeroO s.T h e O rio les punch ed ou t a l l o f th e ir
ru n s in th ree in n in g s . T he O rio les pounded ou t th r e e in the th i r d , tw o in th e fo u r th am i th re e m o re in th e fif th . -The U n io n s m anaged to . push a c ro ss tw o in tb<j, th ird , one in th e fo u r th and a n o th e r in th e s ix th .
L ou V a le n ti’s tw o h its a id ed consid erab ly . T h ey d ro v e in fo u r ru n s , De' K rin o a lso re g is te re d a p a ir o f sa fe tie s .
CARDS TAKE TRIO ON CHIN
QT/'ORKING quietly and without publicity, (WELL, NOT ] s,»rby pitched fine bail against . _IVERY MUCH) Larry Fenlon has collected a group ut ball, J*’’' c ,,,M I, . o n f*,ur<1“> afternoon but [v (| , . . . . . . . . o i . Strono. , , , . , , ■ a.li-* a • . ' | became Ihe vl«im of faulty plaving M«’ianmeil ivun into stronglayers -that, as the Union Athletic Association nine, arg as gtsnJ 1 ‘
Bob Doh meyer, Sociienski, Hoi Devine and Bob Hes»ells. he Unions have a keen infield quartet. Joe Jankowski, Lou >upi. (ovalski, Johnson, Jordan or Pillipone ct*mpnse a likely
outfield. Fenlon is casting about for another catcher to Gebhardt, who, with Cameron on the injured list, has
wen forced to do most of the back stopping Right now, the nine is suffering frotrt lack of games, hut
s in the next few u-eeks are expected to patch up thatault. Thc team gets a real test Sunday against the IronKnmd i K.wne \ . C. of Newark.
DRIOLES IX)NT ,Y MUCH
CKY Galgano's Onolcs have coasted thns »gh theearly part of the season in cunpletc silence. Yet Mr. Gal
i' s boys are among the most pru6ocnt and mdustrmus of the the ihirt on 4>i« walk ami- st a i t e s t t w n a an d
H r-w iw R u rk h a n U . uIK semi-pm nines. Truth tb tdl, tht Kaaon for most ot the
fa u lty p lay in g b y h is m a te s in th e c lo sin g in n in g s G oing in to th e s ix th f ra m e w ith a one ru n lead , th e in fte lders s ta r te d th e i r m iacue«, c o m m ittin g fo u r e r r o r s * , a ll o f whicK w ore causes o f u n e a rn ed runs . Hie ven B raves w e re le f t oh th e liases.
Billy L an d e lls re lie v n l C h arlie G ailing on th e nm und in th e fif th and a llo w e d '-e n ly th re e h its . |! e got n ine B rav es on s tr ik e outs.
B siilnd th e t h r w h i t p itc h in g o f R ay B row ne, th e R u sse llm rn r,-,,rr<l th e ir f irs t sh u t-o u t v ic to ry o f * the
in d e fe a t in g th e <^arl*Udt 4 -0 oa S u n d ay a fte rn o o n
g re a t n o t on ly on th f a lso a t b a t , g e t t in g
th re e h i ts o u t o f th re e tr ie s . On th e m ound , B row ne, w as tnv incib le s e t t in g d o w n fo u r te e n P ira ten on s tr ik e s w ith o u t g iv in g • s in g ir b a » on balls. I |» allow ed on ly «*ne h it a f t e r th e f i r s t in n in g , fn w hich s la n s a th e f t n t tw o b a t te r s h it sa fe ly . - •
W estpha l aenre,| th e first ru n inp a ir
- - * U * .Iet»»n S ingW s by
m ound b u t
Opposition But Put Up Brave I ights
M arty D o lan ’a » srd in a ls d ro p p ed th re e gam es o v e r th e week-end T«v- e i i n to M wlland P ark on S a tu rd a y , th e i swls w ere he ld bitless by J . V. D. Me<-r s> they lo s t tcf t h t M id land P a rk A 8 0 O n S u n d ay , th e C a rd s w ere d e fea ted - by th e C atholic P to te c to ry n ine , &-1 , a t K e a rn y and «>n D ecora- ■t4.»n Day th e IM a p m e n fell b e fo r* th e C lo s te r C ath o lic t 'lu h , 8*3, a t C lS its r ( slholu I'lotrctoryBrown, If . . B u ts , 3b . . . B..yle, p Kekauy, rf .. Mahaltk. r ,Kmmoor, lb B uck , ss . . . Kid. cf . . . Molte, 2b . .
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s silence i s in the fact they hawn\done much playing s n d Woeru a n d a s a m * c e b u n t by j « n . a ,b t r . cyear. They held the, Wood-Ridge A . O. to a tie two Sun-‘ aecwmtej t„ r the other imago, won last Sunday and go U » against real .^x^tion i m r£ l n ” " Z l
iy against the Atlanocs of N e w t. hmmn foe th* *r,t ,* tteIf the birds fly to victory, me»age> rf cherr mav he ex- ***#*' ,h* «•
from the Onok nest. Qalgano wifi uae cither Ekfrino or
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FORT LEE IN m TRIUMPH
CLUBLocala Unable to Get Going • Aa Miieski la Driven
From Pitching Box
A Fort Lee team that was just too strong Sunday whipped the Coltunbus Club tossers 11 to 4 at Fort Lee Field. The Fort Lee nine packed too many guns. The Columbus Club did not carry its usual equipment. So the score wss 11 to 4.
No team is going to Fort Lee and put on the ragged exhibition the Columbians favored Fort Lee with—and get away with it.
Mouse Miieski found the weather too cold and too bleak. He was driven from the mound after four and two third innings of pitching. He was rocked off the hill by solid blasts.. Some of the balls those Fort Lee players hit were not found that day..
Mike M cCoy, w ith a te n in n in g g a m e u n d er h is b e lt in th e m o rn in g w e n t in a s re lie f , b u t he w a s f a r f ro m a re lie f.
H e w a s w ild . A d d ed to, th a t , th e p la y e rs p iled tjp e r r o r s beh ind h im . A dded to t h a t , F o r t L ee w as h i t tin g .
L a n k y B ill U b in sk y , th e J e r s e y C ity p la y e r J o e p a te m o h ad f o r a co u p le o f g a m e s la s t y e a r , w as on th e h ill fo r F o r t I ^ e a n d h e sh o w ed no m ore t h a n 'h e b a d to . L an k y B ill is so m eth in g o f a h i t te r . O ne o f h is w allops w e n t, c a ro m in g in to d e ep c e n te r field— an d J o e 1 (v a n irk y fo llow ed it. H e g o t Up one h a n d , th e b a ll bounced o u t a n d o u r Iv a n - ick y g o t h im se lf a n e r r o r fo r h is tro u b le s . U b insky took th re e b ases .
T h e locals s ta r te d off s tro n g e n o u g h , ro ll in g up tw o ru n s in th e
itia l session , T h e , F o r t Lee te a m d id n o t b eg in to ro ll u n til th e seco h d fram e .
M iiesk i m a n a g ed to g e t tw o a w a y . B u t tw o g o t a b o ard . U b tn sk y cam e up a n d h e w e n t to w ork . T h e M ouse g o t o v er tw o s tr ik e s on M r. U b in sk y . T hen he th re w one a t . th e p i tc h e r sh o u ld e r h ig h . L a n k y B ille a t s those. H e laced i t o u t in to c e n te r field an d Iv a n ic k y b y a h a i r f a i le d to b r in g i t dow n. T w o ru n s p a t te r e d in; Schw ab g o t a h i t and b ro u g h t
8pwt linesB a r W i l l i s K i n g
ORIOLES P L A Y IN G ?We understand. Orioles, that you
were a bit peeved over the vast amount of publicity you were receiving. To tell die truth, we didn’t even know tha t you were playing this sea- son. As a matter of fact, we were informed Tuesday that you had disband- ed.
Now if you really want publicity, why don’t you do what your old s p a r ring partner, Marty Dolan does? M r. Dolan hands me the box-scores of his games, won, lost or tied
CARDS VERY SADMr. Dolan’s Cardinals took three
games on the chin over the week-end. The three games were lost to Midlaid Park Rangers, Catholic Protectory, the Closter Catholic Club.
As Charlie Glock said a couple of weeks ago when informed o f B ro w n e ’s strike-out exploits, “they m u s t have been very sad with the stick”.
M ay b e th e C ard s a re s a y in g th e h its u n t i l th e y m e e t th e B ra v e s on S u n d ay a f te rn o o n ? Don’t 1 f o rg e t, B rav es F ie ld a t 2 :30 on S u n d a y a f te r noon. - ,
T h e C a rd s tro u n c e d th e B ra v es in th e f i r s t m e e tin g o f th e te a m s .an d th e B ra v e s s u rp r is e d a ll b y w in n in g th e s e c o n d S u n d ay ’s g am e w ill be th e ru b b e r.'
In t lw n io rn in g , th e B ra v es Will m eet th e Irv in g to n T r ia n g le s , a t -Braves F ie ld a t 10:30.
V IK IN G S W IN A G A IN — A N D ,M r. L a w ie ss ’s V ik ings co n tin u e th e ir
m e rry j t i n n i n g w ay. T h ey r a n th e i r w in s t r e a k to th re e g am es on M onday m o rn in g b y tr im m in g th e L y n d h u r s t B elm on ts.
T h is “w in s tre a k h a s led m a n y o f th e V ik in g s to d ec la re a so lid d e fe a t fo r th e B ra v e s in th e n e x t c l i s h . O f cou rse , t h e B raves have no co n tid ;n ce in th e m se lv e s .
J im m y N u ll, fo rm e r B rave, is p la y in g n r s t b a se knd is do ing a m i g i i / “ fine jo b o f i t too. T h a t’s th e ,wav to*o. - ' -------- “ r --------- — —
• % . •A R R O W S M A U L A T H L E T IC S
T h e A rro w s co n tin u e th e i r -w inn ing w ay s, a ls o , b y s in k in g th e once pow
erful A th le tic s , 9 -1 , on Sunday morning.LEGION TEAM TO OPEN
Fresh from a practice game with th.e Braves last night, the American Legion nine will make Its initial sta^i of the campaign tomorrow afternoon a t Hackensack.
The Legion has a powerful pitcher mg Eddie Licitra. Eddie throws
ball up to the plate and to w t when he is on,
. strength in the ITioulic, Muhleisen (our 'ace) and JCraft make t r ifield to work with Geo.
S t IVter ht first base. The catching is well taken care of by a squat youngster who knows „what it is all about
Good luck!• ■ * *,
HITS .P a tro lm a n B ill L an d e lls is s t i l l up
to ,h is old tr ic k s o f k id d in g the batter o r th e p itc h e r . H e tr ie d his stuff on . S e a rb y a n d th e B ra v es batters on S a tu rd a y , H e b a n g e d o u t tw o hits an d fa n n e d n ine in five in n in g s o n the m ound.
W ith C hickie a n d “C h ip p y ” C h ris t in th e line -up th e B rav es h a d a v e ry s t ro n g te a m on th e field M onday .
P la y in g r ig h t fie ld in o rd e r to make ro o m for C h ris t, “ B aby F a c e ” M uhleisen had only on e fly b a ll in the two games. T h a t o n e w as th e last out o f the second g a m e . B rin g a c h a i r the next time o u t "
Bob Westphal, a f te r a lo n g lay off, lu d iis s u rp r is in g ev e ry o n e , inc
I h is f in e b a tt in gi t up>, W esty !
aelf, with his fine battingin g h im -
a n d th ro w -
>ti£ around, G leason , and you’ll learn now to k e ep score c o rre c tly . B u t don’t hang a ro u n d m e to g e t i t r ig h t .
How the B ra v e s do love th e way we p u t down th e ir h i t s (a n d e r r o r s ) .
W onder w h a t h a p p en ed to th e S p o r ts L eague ? A n d th e p r iz e s , above •a ll? (H o w ’s t h a t , te am m a t e s ? )
T h e C a rd in a ls w ere th e th i r d ho- h it-n o -ru n v ic tim s o f s e v e n te e n y e a r o ld J .V. D. M eer o f th e M id lan d P a rk R an g e rs . He s t ru c k o u t sev en teen .
J e a n , le t ’s q u it b e fo re w e f a l l a sle ep w ith th e l ig h ts on.
in; Schw ab g o t a in th e th ir d ru n .
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Behind Licitra’s Pitching, Independents Find Polish
American Easy
In a b il i ty o f th e P o lish A m erica n p la y e rs to m e e t th e d e liv e ry o f E d L ic itr a , p itc h in g ace o f th e I ta l ia n A m e ric a n In d e p e n d e n ts , c o st th e P . A .’s s ,0 to 3 d ecision M em oria l D ay a t In d e p e n d en t F ie ld ,
T h e lo se rs fo u n d L ic i t r a fo r on ly tw o h its . H e to s se d th e m h ig h and f a s t a l l a f te rn o o n an d th e Po lish A m e r ic a n s oould find him .
W h ite y W isn iew sk i s ta r te d on th e m o u n d fo r th e lo se rs , b u t poo r s u p p o r t fo rced h im off th e h ill in th e 5 th . T h o u g h S h ab u n a h ad p itc h e d S u n d ay , h e w e n t in a g a in M o n d ay a n d m ad e a goo d show ing .
L ic itra w as th e w hole show fo r th e In d & . H e g a v e th e m l i t t l e w o rk o u ts id e o f g a th e r in g in s low g ro u n d e rs o r p o p flies.
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Rockne A. C. LoseT h e A m e ric a n L eg ion n in e , c a re fu lly s c ru b b ed , m an ieu red a n d pol-, ished u p b y J a m e s P re n d e rg a s t who h a s b e e n w o rk in g w ith th e te a m the la s t m o n th , opens i t s c am p a ig n fo r its th i r d s t r a ig h t coun ty c h am p io n ship t o n ig h t a t H ack en sack w h e re it faces H a ck e n sac k P ost.
E d d ie L ic itr a is expec ted to p itch fo r th e lo ca ls . E dd ie R usso w ill c atch . P r e n d e rg a s t fee ls h js team w ill com e o u t a w in n e r . I t w ill have to b ecause th e to u rn a m e n t is b e in g ru n a s i t w as la s t y e a r — one loss m eans e lim in a tio n .
F o r th r e e y e a rs th e lo ca ls have d o m in a te d ^B ergen C o un ty baseb a ll. P r e n d e rg a s t says th e te a m is a s p s tro n g a s i t ev er w as and he confiden tly e x p e c ts t h a t it w ill be a s su c cessfu l a s w as its m ates!O T H E R G A M E S
A . w e ek -en d o f m a n y g a m e s is Scheduled. T he U nions m<yt a local r iv a l, th e A rro w s, to m o rro w a t St. M ichael’s O val. S u n d ay th e U n io n s go to N e w a rk to p lay th e Iro n b o u n d A. A. a t I ro n b o u n d O val.
T he O rio le s go to N e w a rk S un d ay to m ee t th e A tla n tic s .
T he B ra v es p lay th e C a rd in a ls a t B raves F ie ld in th e fif ty n in th of th e ir s e r ie s o f 150 gam es S u n d ay .
T h e V ik in g s w ill p la y a t B rav es F ie ld S u n d a y m orn ing :^ T h e P o lish A m ericans p la y a t S t M ichael’s O val S u n d ay a fte rn o o n . T he In d e p e n d en ts p lay a t th e ir ow n field Sunday a fte rn o o n , also .
T h e Rockne A . C. o f. L y n d h u r s t w as bea ten by th e D elafie ld O rio les l a s t S a tu rd a y b y th e sc o re o f 1 8 . to 7. T h e R ocknes led u p u n ti l th e fo u r th in n in g , w h e n th e w h o le te a m b lew up and w t n t to p ie c e s , a n d th e O rio les took th e le a d w ith a sco re o f 1 0 to 4. The le a d in g h i t t e r o f th e d a y w as H ow ard , B eniche th e p itc h e r ' fo r th e R ocknes. O u t o f fo u r t im e s a t b a t h e rece iv ed th r e e h its , a tw o b a g g e r Arid tw o s in g le s . T he b e s t h i t te r f o r th e O rile s w a s P a t e rs o n th e second b asem an .
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W oodridge M onday m o rn in g and p lay ed th e W oodridge A. C. to a 8 - 8 tie .
T he b ird s h ad a 6 - 1 lead u p to th e fif th inning , loose fielding e n ab led th e sc o re to be tied .
T h is S unday a f te rn o o n th e O rio les w ill gravel to N e w a rk to p la y th e A tla n tic A. A."
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TO MARK t f DAY JUNE 14
. p re p a ra tio n s a r e b e in gto thf observance e f F]*g Day,
I 4tK by I ^ P d h u r 3 t L o d « e * N o -I r r d E i t s . . „
nrorram will 'presented a t ' j T p n t h e e v e n in g a f Fla* ~A the public is invited to en- ‘n“ ent w ith th e lodge members.
L l 'invitations to attend have • S i o the G irl Scout* and Boy
town; th e C o lum bus Cadets, fcpjni^h W a r V e te ra n s and Am-
w mmiuee in c h a rg e o f »r- Uents are Jaco b B u rk , F r e d Ltd George H olden , T h o m as E , Joseph S n y d e r , a n d C a r -[S»vino.
gion N o t e s
we have^ver hoard given anywhere on Memorial Day.
We ar* sure tkat i t t m «a il l deep thoughts, aad ,a bette* understandingof the real spirit af Muworiai Day.
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J t!ier Me m orial D ay is p a s t . In to Erehives of th is tow n an d o u r p o s t rV jjd f and serv ices a t th e p a r k
ut Monday will g o dow n a s o n e to w ith p ride ; ...... ...
. Committee of b o th se rv ice o r- utions can be d is c h a rg e d w ith
•ssage—well done, I t w a s a 8 day and a ll th e p la n s a n d
laments' were c a r r ie d o u t w ith i success as h a s e v e r b een o u r
tiiege -to see. t
1 Special M ete, p f P ra is e sh o u ld be I rM all o f o u r co m rad es. S ix ty - fby actual c o u n t w ere in . th e lin e Larch and p r e s e n te d a s fine an d j", a showing t e cou’.d be seen a n y -
h , exercises w e re b r ie f b u t im - n t They w e re co n d u cted by i Curtis w ith h is u su a l s av o ir
.. Our ow n a ss ig n m e n t c an b e s t Fdewritied hy say in g -it w a s th e
*t rendition of a ll th e s p e a k e rsone. exception.
(W- ihaU w M _th$.' c o n tr ib u tio n of ther Boyle. H ow ever, in a d d itio n
I clear and loud d e liv e ry he con- kterl a flow, of o ra to ry w h ich L jh prepared a t th e e le v en th h o u r
to the absence of h is co u sin , th e Bart Bkiyle, P a s t C o m m a n d er o f
orrne Post, was as fine a n a d d re ss
^The pilgrimage to the various graves led by tha Commander kept tke detail pf 13 men basy until mid-afternoon. but it waa a labor of love, om that was cheerfully rendered' by all those who participated.
The day brought home to us forcibly the .necessity for devtSeptng a bugler within our own rank*. U n t there one man in tk* post who will delegate himself to thia taak and learn to play “Taps” ao that on future occasions w« may have one of oor own boys perform th is duty?
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Another thing that struck the writer forcibly was the tack of a fitting grave service? We are sure that somewhere in oar ritual we hare thia service which we would and should render not only on Memorial Day but whenever the sad occurrence makes it necessary. ; —■ ■ ?:
So m u ch f o r the solemnity of the day . O n e th in g our turn-out did do an d t h a t w as to secure two additiona l lo ca l ex -se rv ice men to join our ra n k s . Y ou see fellows just your app e a ra n c e m ak es new friends and members .
Moje c an b e reached the same way. N ow is the opportune time. Go after them. They'll join. A little effort oa y o u r part. The membership sella itself. ...
wkaae subject win b* equally esting and instructive.
D eal forget next Tuesday—Everybody ou t
SIXTH DISTRICT y WOMEN ORGANIZE
Another Democratic organisation came into existence in Lyndhunt during the past week, when the Woman's Auxiliary af the Sixth District Pro- gresaive Democratic Club waa formed at an organintion meeting held at the home of Mis. Margaret Hanson, of Sixth avenue.
Officers are Mrs. HaVifon, president; Mrs. Worthington Holman, vice president; Mrs. Martha Van H ulst recording secretary; Mrs. May Bowmaiy corresponding secretary; Mrs. Re gina Zipp, treasurer.
Advance plana have been made for a dance to be held in the near future.
STUDY GROUP MEETS WEDNESDAY
The final study session Of the season of the mothers of pre-school age children will be held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. William Land, of Lake avenue. Tbe disctission will be led by Mrs. Harry Jurgens, of Delawanna.
home of Mrs. Edwia avenue, shortly.
Hans fa r tke coming dtacmaad. Mrs. U nd has man rtf tka group fee tha past year
E N T E R T A IN S A T ■ _ *_ F A R E W E L L P A R T Y
Mr. and Mra. Frank WUeon. of Court avenue, moved te tk a ir new home at Mamie tt, N. J , Tuesday
On Friday afternoon Mra. Wilson entertained some of har friends a t a farewell party. Children's games were tka (satvtf* of the afternoon, followed by refreshments. " '
Guests ware Mrs. H i Steup, Mrs. E W. S. Schmich, Mrs A rthur Git- ctoist, Mrs. H. C. McAloon. Mrs Benjamin Parry, Mrs. M. C. Collins. Mrs. W. M. Smith, and Mrs. John J Glee son.
On Sunday Mra. Wilson * s s presented with a gift by tka Wpasen’s Bible Class of tke Reed Memorial United Presbyterian Sunday School, of which ska was an active member
Berkeys EntertainMr .and Mrs. Luther E Borkey, of
Post avenue, had as tkair guest fo r the week-end and holiday, Mlaa-EUine Layden, of Platbuah, L I. <
On Sunday they took tkeir guest.
HOWARD HURLEY OVEN A PARTY
Howard Hurley, aon o f Mr. aad Mn- E. Hurley, of Park avenue, marked Mi seventh birthday anniversary *a Saturday, and in celebration of tke event kia parents entertained at a party for him. ~ ~ .
Tke color scheme wa* yellow and white. There were games with awards for tk* winner*;, and favors for all when refreshments were served, witk a birthday cake as tke center ot attraction.
Guests included Richard. Reginald, and Glenn Hunter, Fred O’Brien, No- boru Kondo, Alice sleyer, Margery Hough, Viola and, Gloria Geraalmo, and Elvira Caputo, ail of Lyadhuest
AH had. a delightful time at tke party and (eft with wishes for many returns of the day for their guest of honor. . ,-r-
tk* Hadaop Preskyienal of tks Valted Presbyterian church, ta tkair annual LAST
Those in th* local part* « " t k Misses Isabel .Vewnkam. SWley «a»sell. Dorot ell, Ann*
Hoick.
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leaning. Bedtrtre Usman. Helen lolck, Isabel Rlaiki*. Benlce Russell, dith Keuhauser, Jean Whitr Kina
Da vey. Ruth Westpkal, and K\«lyn
Iso Wayne kuaseil, Fred West phal, Edmund Gleason, t)an pattifon, Robert Pattison. Coarod ' Sekmekl. Howard Osborn, Albert Lindrnbo***. William Lindenboom, Frvd Blaikie, Fred Neuhauser, and John Van UuiB- e ty president of the local V PC I’.
Also Mr and Mrs."- John ' and Mr. aad Mrs John Neuha«*er.- Uu"- wiiw'' -
T k e R i v e r Road PMWtf T * « km Am rialiw will kaM *Mr final meeting of tk* seaioa ad tlwH—nt- Mt Riwciad*--------tkrve o’clock »n Wl ta isday i aoon. May SSth
There wdl he electiao of i>wr» for the Mvsuui# yeor Tkaae wU Sken he tnateHsil. Mr*.C Scbwelg*rt ha* _____during tk e y*ar JuM clsata*
T ke f k t i d r e n *f the ash sot will p r e s e n t a p r o g r a m a< — t w t e l a - m e n t u n d e r d i r e c t io n mt Mrs. M ab e l -S h e n ln g e r ,
Outing Held ByY.P.C.U.
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Final plans will be made for a party with their daughter, Betty, and also to be held with the children of tlie nue, and all enjoyed a motor trip to several mothers, on the lawn of the Easton, I f .
M em ber o f th* Y o u n g . C h r is t ia n tJn io p o f th e R eed M em oria l U n ite d P re s b y te r ia n c b u re k w ent on : a b u* f id e M onday, to T ib b e l ts Brook
P » rk , n e a r Y onkers, i s W e s tc h e s te r C o u n ty ,-N ew YorV. w h e re they jo in ed
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I t w o n 't b e long now. June 21st is r ig h t a ro u n d the corner. Get those watch c h a n c e * /circulating. Make one last su p re m e effort It's for the best in te r e s ts of your post
A w o rd ab o u t the Poppy Drive. T h e boys a r e tc be commended. Their coo p e ra tio n th is year leaves nothing to be d e s ire d . And as a result while we did n o t re a c h the objective th e returns f a r e x ceed ed what we anticipated eould be d o n e in vieyr of the present t im e s . Good work fellows. »
f\ # r g re e titig cards are quite the “n e r tz ” . W e will hear Wore about th is l a t e r w hen their message starts
town, countyan d s ta t e .
I t is regrettable that our guest j s p e a k e r for th* next meeting, the | G e rm a n U-Boat man, is unable at 'p r e s e n t . H ow ever, Curti* tells us he h a s sec u re d the services of another
F r e e IAnd 200 prizes in ail during the great Kresge Department Store •2500 Contest. The First prize is *1000 in gold, to be given to the boy or girl who .writes the best 200-word letter about their
arent’s visit to the Kresge •epartment Store in Newark#
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- The y t n io n moat often u ie d by women, u cnm« to apparel cleaning, it uhtlher iln f um fruit fontniomt
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stands back of him ! AnJ in*•dentally thr itiuntwnk or-
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Laundry, every art*I* you §»*• yotw tkun*«i«k laundry
Man is pcMacssd against loaa by uMuramt isrriad by the
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L a u n d r y M a n i n i m m a i y U i a t u a d h i o n , r a n d y i o h a n g u f
i n a s a n i t a / y a a a W d p a p e r h a g A 0 t h i f M e m a a r e i o * * r # d* ■ t
b y H t u n m k k I w u r a m r . T r y t h e P c a c m k M e t h o d j a i l
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PAGE SIX
Weekly Photoplay Guide
Listing Selected Films As Chosen By The Better Films Committee O f The Lyndhurst P. T. Association
Lynd Theatre Will HeW Beauty Contest For Local Girls, Prizes To The Winners
;1. i THE COMMERqAL LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE *. j ? ? 2^f M i m
u p )F A M IL Y A U D IE N C E — le c tu re d recom m ended fo r lhe fa m ily (12 y r* . _ r ,M V T t'R E A C U lE N f B P ic tu res recom m ended fu r lh e a d u l t a u d ien ce (18
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u n d e r tw elve . - “s e le c te d ” I F ric *»y and~ S a tu rd a y -T rw w ftg * , J u n e10 a n . i 1 1 th .
L i tc a i J p r t T a * 7 A i B P 8 t r W t h e t i t l e o f “ M is t A m e r i c a ” th r o u g h N ew J e r s e y S ta t e f in a ls .
“ M is s A m e ric a '. ' w il b e s e le c te d t h i s y e a r a t W ild w o o d , N . ~ J . T h is N a t io n a l P a g e a n t w a x f o r m e r l y t ie ld a t . A t la n t ic ; C i ty a n d G a lv e s to n '; T e x a s .
T h i s y e a r B e r g e n - C o u n ty is f o r tu n a t e ip h a v in g a b e a u ty p a g e a n tU p ) ■ -________ ______________ - , _ .
W A T IN E K - P ic tu r e s s u i ta b le f * r s p e c ia l s h o w in g s to c h i ld r e n in L y n d h u r s t . “ A lisa ■ L y n d h u r s t” UL _ , . ‘ s e le c te d .ajt m e L y n d T h e a t r e ,
a l l ,t im e fam o u s p e r fo rm e r in a ll D ow ell.fo u r d e p a r tm e n ts . H is p e rfo rm an c e
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O n S u n d ay m o rn in g J u n e 12th C h ild re n 's D ay w rll be c e le lira ted •ill d e p a r tm e n ts o f t h e ’ school p a r t ic ip a t in g in th e serv ice , a n d m a rc h in g in fro m th e Lyceum ' t o the ch u rch a t 10.30. M iss D aisy S m ith S u p ’t o f th e P r im a ry and B eg in n ers D ep t, is c h a irm a n o f th e com m itte e in ch arg e .
T h e W om en’s M iss io n a ry Society w ill m ee t a t th e hom e of M iss W il e w e n fc - New J e r s e y av en u e «n
'Mdnrt«}r tfim e « th . R eg u la r m ee-.lng o f th e M en s ( lu b in th e Lyceum on T u e sd ay e v en in g a t w h ich tim e a debat*’ is schedu led b e tw een M e s s rs ' F, K. I le v e r jd fe an d Ma<
n ing . l n c ase o f ra in th is t r ip be ta k e n a t a la te r d a te . Mil n o r Sen'o r , f ir* t viee p re s id en t, arul ir ...M e llin g er , f o u r th viee p res id en t in c h a rg e o f p la n s an d a rra n g e m e n t?
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S pec ia l a t te n t io n o f m e m b e rs o f j O n J u n e 18 th th e re wiH be a I*™*th e . ch u rch a n d th e ir f r ie n d s is local de legatunk to go on th e an n '*ca lled to th e fa c t th a t n e x t S u n d a y D is t r ic t b o a t r id e u p th e Hud*» m o rn in g J u n e 5 th a t 1 1 .w ill lie r e g u la r c o m m u n io n s e n 'ic e . I t is | e a r n e s t ly u rg e d t h a t a s m a n y a s i po ss ib le be p re s e n t.
A ll a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to th e j . e v en in g se rv ice a t 8 o’clock.
Local Girl Party GaestM iss D o ro th y L ehi, d a u g h te r of
p re a id e n t o f t h e B o a a i j ^ J E d u a j t i p n J a lo W . L e h ti, and M rs. L e h ti , o f ,R iv e rs id e a v en u e , e n te r ta in e d a t 1 h e r j no m e on F r id a y even ing .
G u e s ts w e re th e M isse s i V r c t h y E a r l , H e le n P a w lo s k i , B e r t h a B ie d - e r m a n , a n d G lo r ia ' T u r n e r ; W i l l i a m F o r d , H o w a rd O ra f fa m , J o s e p h G a y n o r , . V e rn o n T u r n e r , a n d J o s e p h M a h e r . - . ' "
D a n c in g , g a m e s , a n d r e f r e s h m e n ts w e re f e a t u r e s o f a m a s t e h - jo y a b le e v e n in g f o r a ll.
M r. a n d M rs . A lo n z o P u tn a m , a n d d a u g h t e r , R u th , o f W e a r t a v e n u e , a c c o m p a n ie d b y M r. a n d M rs . T l. C .,F e s s l e r , o f B o g o ta , s p e n t t h e h o l id a y a t G re e n w o o d L a k e .
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D o n 't e n v y th e fam ily w ho save m o n e y .’ B uy h e re yo u rse lf.
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T h e E p w o r th L eague o f th e M eth o d is t E p iscopal C hurch held a n jn t .- r , e s l in g m e e tin g S u n d ay n ig h t, w ith n in e teen g u e s ts fro m fhe L e ag u e a t •'-ast R u th e rfo rd . A f te r a song serv ice M iln o r S e n io r an d R obert ‘M c lh ty .v * poke on th e to p ic fo r th e ev en in g .
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G am m elin an d H a r r ie t De Y oung. H en ry M ellinger, W illiam De If; r t ” an d K en n eth W ilson. T hese yuw>z people w ill re p re s e n t th e L e ag u e ui th e an n u a l L ea g u e In s ti tu te to be Ii dd a t D rew S e m in a ry , M adison, J u ly !* j to 18. T h e local t-eague will pay p a r t of th e ir ex p en se s a s a re w a rd Utr w o rk done in th e co n te st.
I .as t ev en in g th e le a g u e hel d t i e i r ! m o n th ly b u s in ess m ee tin g fo llo w e d by. a D epression P» irty* a t th e ch u rc h . ' 1
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The Rev. Milnor. H. Senior, pastor of th* M«tbo4i«t Episcopal church, will b* in charge of a CoaHwuamn service to bu held a t the mornm* service thi* Sunday- In the evening a t t ight o'clock he. will apeak om ■■Concentration.”
The 0*eial Board of the cbairhw ill m e e t on Monday evening a t thech u rc h . , .
The Senior Department of the Sunday School ate sponsoring a. strawberry festival to be hatd Thursday from ai* to nine thirty.I lay mend Chapman, president g{ th e department, is in charge of c o m m itte e s of arrangement*, • frith M rs. C h a r l e s W. Rrelle as adult a d v iso r.
Hrhearsals are well under way fjr th e annual Children’s Day celeb ra tio n which will be held on Sunday , June 12; the Beginners and Primary department will present their pfogram in the teaming, and (Re okler children will give their program in the evening at eiglft o’clock. Mrs. John M. Vogel ’ and Mrs, Norman Chute are chairmen o f th e program.
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T h ? f r e e m edical e x am in a tio n fo r th c S u m m er R o u n d -U p of ch ild ren who w ill e n te r lo ca l schools fo r th e firs t t im e in S e p te m b e r, w ere he ld la s t wt elt a t th e R o o sev e lt am i Lincoln Schools.
F o r th e R iv e r R o ad School fo u r c h ild re n w ere e x a m in e d an d one w as pjonounced a l t ) 0 p e r c en t ch ild by th e ex am in in g p h y s ic ian , D r. H ugh E, B o rk an k . T h e c h a irm a n fo r th is school is Mrs. H a ro ld G u th e il. ■ _ r
N in e ch ild re n w h o w ill e n te r the W a s h in g to n School w e re ex am in ed and fo u r w e r e f o u n d 't o be 1 0 0 p e r cen t. Mrs. f t . A . S ilv e rn a i! i<! c h a irm a n o f ihi c o m m itte e f o r th i? school.
C h ild re n w ho w ill e n te r schools
t h e 1912
Mrs. Julia Weidman Elected Councilor A t Session Held
In Elks Club
—I mnn»4Her hemle by W*nraat Btetat.haal b een w o rk in g h a rd t a d ,a foo«l as»o. .raw it o f prim#: a* w ell a# re fre sh m en t* ia kw pln ic w ith th e seaa m . T h e «tames to be played w iil he b r id g e . pinoc-hle and bunco so e v e ry o n e H n p lay tk a lf fa v o r ite gam * a n d h sy e a n e n jo y able ev en in g , - ...... , ^ ------
C a F r id a y e v en in g J u n e 9 , th e re g u la r m o n th ly . business m e e tin go f th e socie ty w ill be h e ld w ith W a lte r H uckata ll p resid ing . F in a l dtseusa**** e f th e . j i l a s s fo r tile card p a r ty wT.L be ho ld as w ell a s p lans fo r c o m in g su m m e r w ill b e cons id ered .
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S ta r , of J . Morgan Read Council Na; 44, Daughter* u f Aatertat, hei< a joint elaia Initiation of new men*, bera at Elks H»ll, VJntaci-lay n ig n t. O .h e r councils p a rtic ip a tin g were Star of William ll. L i Rue of Carlstadt and Freedom Council of Midland Park. The dee ree team? of the three cowaala tc jk part in the initiatory work. wHh Mrs. Mary Braser, local councillor, presiding.
E lec tio n o f 'd i c e r s fo r th e local council was a n o th e r fe a tu re o f th . evening. M rs. J u l i i W eidm an w a 1 elected c o u n c illo r; w ith M r*. L illian T h e Book a n d M usic C lub o f J - y r d - Meyers, vice co u n cillo r; a ss ,ciat< h u r s t held a m e e tin g a t th e i r heati- councillor, M rs. H a rr ie t W ilso n ; A s- Q u a rte rs on S tu y v e s an t av en u e , W ed- tociate vice co uncillo r, M r*. W il- nesday a f te rn o o n , w ith M rs. W orth - bem rn a H eckr r.h> rg ; c o n d u cto r, M rs. H olm an , p re s id en t, p res id ing .S e lin a r e l u t o ; W ard en , M ra. F re d P la n s w ere m ad e fo r a la w n card • m a Wurst; t r e a s u r e r , M rs. E lla p a r ty to be h e ld a t the hom e of Mra. L e b r i tU r ; in s id e sen tin e l, Mr*. J a m e s R o b ertso n , (if D etafte id avenue , C la ra S te g a n ; o u ts id e s en tin e l, M rs, 0I, th t- a f te rn o o n of W ednesdav , Ju n e D o ra Henkel; financial s e c re ta ry , j UMh. R e fre sh m e n ts will be served.
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Hold FestivalMra. Lillian Schneider; re co rd in g secretary, Mrs. M uriel .War; a s sistant recording s e c re ta ry , M rs.B ^ L ^ S i i w m o n s ; t r u s t e e f o r - . 4 8 j 0notiths^ Mrs.~Sarah L e K m a n ; r e p r e - T h e L a d ie s - A id S o c ie ty a n d th e
sentfitiveg to £tat* Sessions f o r tw o S ig m a Chi years, Mrs. Mabel S w n m W s ; \ l t e r P re s b y te r ia nn a te , M rs. H a r r ie t - W ilto n ; re p re - iI e n te r ta in in g a t a Rt raw b e rry ft*sti-se n ta tiv e f o r one y e a r , M rs. T her- vaj T h u rsd a y ey^n ipg , Juju* f*th, a tesa S c h re c k e n s te in ; A l te r n a t e , M rs. j th e c h u rc h . ’ ------------Jennie E y js r le b m h t , ; p i a n i s t , M rs. j T h e S ^ f r ta C h i g ir ls
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After tbe Natoei*, refreshment* wera aerved aad all •weal •way tiled witb Ike spirit of getting olbeta la 'join with tbeaa aad ' working far tke new l.yndhantl Layal Teaaperaace Legion.
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Mr. ami Mr*. C hari** S m ith ,Sixth Avenue, entertained at a graduation party al tbei’r home, Thursday night, in honor of their n*e»*. M .«
laKy UoWhammer, who m akes her. ' . . ••’****r ~ , . home with them, and who w m «ral-
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1. 0 . a F. NOTES_.......... Lodge of the Independent Order of
of- th e W e s tm in s te r : Odd Fellow^ will be held ' .in Tren- c h u rc h a r e u n i t in g in -‘Hi °i> June 8t h and 9 th . T h e loca l
lodge wil be >epre*<-nted by
th* I'asaatc lien w ra l l l » p « la l , that; night.
Th* color whem* fo r the oveat »a-.
wkieh «re inclutted in the Central t>a- te r i , m] 3 was a ^ ^tn, Teachers Association numbered w!tu W v t i .th i r ty , a n d th e r e 'w e r e e ig h t w h« w ere p e rfe c t . M rs. E r n e s t F o n -tan is c h a i r m a n o f th e R o u n d U p c o m m itte e f o r th is P .T .A . u n i t .
Thus a t o t a l o f f o r ty - t h r e e c h i ld re n w ere e x a m in e d a n d e leveri w e re fo u n d to be 1 0 0 p e r c e n t p h y sica lly fit fo r school w ork , o r one ■ f o u r th >f th e t l i i ld re tr w e re fo u n d p e rfe c t..
P red o m in an t in th e d e fe c ts found "by th e p h y s ic ian w ere decayed tee th and d ise a sed to n s ils .
• W l s t i n g th e p h y s ic ia n a n d th e c 'lm 'n i t te e c h a i r m e n in t h e i r w o rk a t the s c h o o ls w e re M rs , F lo re n c e M a h r t . school n u r s e ; M rs . W a t t f r K o h lh e im , pr, - d e n t o f th e C e n t r a l p . T , A .; e n d Mrs. 1 e r n a r d K m e r r ,n , p r e s id e n t "o f T i W 'as 'h inK ton u n i t .
>-o f a r a s p o s s ib le th e c o m m it te e I !ui : m e n w ill a s s i s t in th e c o r r o c t W of o e f o c t s in t l i e c h f ld re u fm a iii in ed during th e s u m m e r m on ths!, s o t h a t a oii^ny a s p o s s ib le w ill e n t e r scho.ol in tin f a l l r e a d y to d o th e w .it'k r e q u ire d o f th e m .
Rutherford Nationals Ties For First Place
T h e R u th e rfo rd N a tio n a l d an kH o w le rs f in is h e d in a t i e w ith th e K as t l iu - ih e r fo r d M e h in l is t t n m S a v in g won_ t h e l a s t s ix t I ’.j co n se c u t iv e g a m e s t o f in ir/i 10 w in am !
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T n e m e m b e r s o f th i s te a m to s h a r e " in th e p r ia e a r e M , H a r e , C a p ta in ; H . C . P r e s to n , K. K . K a p le r , W m . B . G og, Jr .
E n g leb re c h t. T h e new s ta f f w ill be in s ta lled a t a m e e tin g t i !»t> h e ld J u ly 6 .
A m ong th e honored g u e s t s of th e ev en ing , a ll o f w hojn b r o u g i t g re e tin g s to th e assem b led c o u n c ils , w e re P a s t S t a t e C ouncillo r, M rs. J . M. H eurn , o f N e w a rk ; S ta te V ice ■CnuBt'illor, M rs. H e len R ik e r; P a s t C ouncillo r a n d D is tt ic t D e p u ty . M rs F a n n ie K e le r , o f N e w a rk ; an d W ill ia m M orrow , S ta te officer o f th e Ju d ic ia ry D e p a r tm e n t.
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with refreshments, s e rv e d b y ' M rs . Lillian Johnson a n d h e r c o m m it te e .
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w ill p r e s e n ta p l a y a s th e f e a tu r e o f t h e p r o g r a m o f e n t e r ta i n m e n t . j
M rs . t i e u r g e H e n ry a n d M ra.F r e d e r i c k U u c h h o la a r e t h e jo in t c h a i r m e n f o r th e e v e n t. /
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fo h n s o n , M rs , W illia m K e h o e , M ra . j In d iv id u a l IJ a lib a e k an< l M rs. W illia m K elly .
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T h is y e a r m a n y a f a m ily w i l l h a v e a b e t t e r v a c a tk m a t m in im d m I e r p e n a * b e c a u s e t h f y ‘11 i n e n e x t S u.-Iii*y’, s j ie c ia l S u m m e r R e s t i r t S e c t io n a s a tfu ide , T h ia a e c titw co m e* aa p a r t o f th e N ew Y o r k l l ^ r a l t l T r ib u n e f o r J u n e S. R e s o r t* in e i e ry p a r t o f th e c o u n t r y w ill b e r e p r e s e n te d . T h e r e w ill h e b r i e f , h e lp f u l • a r t i c l e s o n p l a n n i n g v a c a t io n s a n d t r i p * , w r i t t e n b y n t h o r i - ll»« w h * h a > e m a d e a s p e c ia l ty o f s tu d y in g t r a v e l a n d s u m m e r N rt’a r t * . : I t ’s r e a l ly a t i m e - a a v e r f o r p e o p le wh<ifil Ilk* to h a v e a l l p o s s ib le k i w is « f v a c a t io n s d e s r r lb e d t o th e m In a « m p a r t h a n d b o o k .
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M isa C a rm in e S a v in o , o f R idge R o ad ; M r*. M axw ell M o rla n c , o f L iv in g s to n Avenpe; a n d M ra. T . F ra n c is K n ig h t, o l S tu y v e a a n t A venue, w ere g u e s ts , a t lu n ch eo n a t th e hom e o f M rs. J a m e s F le m in g W illiam s o f N o r th A rlin g to n , la s t T h u rsd a y .
M r. a'ttd M rs. J o h n W ac k w its , o f W e a r t A v en u e, h a d a s th e ir g u e s ts f o r th e w eek -en d , th e t a t t e r ’s m o th e r , M rs. E l is a b e th S ch o lle if, a lso M rs. H e n ry E w le r , a n d M iss E liz a b e th E w - le r , w ith N o rm a n S t r a d e r , o f B rook- ly n .-T h e g ro u p s p e n t S u n d a y on a m oto r trif> to G reenw ood Lake.
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High School Schedules Series To Advise Students
On College Courses, T he I ta l ia n A m e ric a n W o m an ’s A sso c ia tio n w ill m e e t Ju n e 6 a t the 3 a c te d H e a r t C a th o lic C h u rch P a r ish H a ll. P lan s f o r a h ay r id e wil be m ade .
Auxiliary MeetsThe Ladiea Auxiliary of the
Lyndhurst Hebrew Association wil) hold a meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Leo Schwartz, of Fern avenue. Mrs. Louise Levine, president, will preside.
Mr. and M rs. M aurice L .M osley , o f P o s t a v en u e , h ad a s t h e i r g u e s ts f o r ih e w eek -en d a n d h o liday , M r. a n d
JW*s- J- A. T h o m p so n , o f R o ch es te r. N . Y. F o r S u n d a y , M rs. M o slay ’s m o th e r , M rs; S o p h ie W oodruff, o f P h ilad e lp h ia , w a s a lso a g u e s t.
M rs. W illiam M o rris , of L y n d h u rs l av en u e , e n te r ta in e d a t b rid g e a t h o he m e, y e s te rd a y a f te rn o o n , f o r M rs J a b H . L eh ti, M rs. A r th u r W idm ay e r , and M rs. R o b e r t H. S tra< ler.
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time, Hut especially when conditions for the average man or woman are not so favorable.
The service of this bank has bee:v steadily maintained at its best level during recent months. In fact, we have made special efforts to make the influence of this bank more helpful than ever before. W e believe that we have had a closer understanding with our depositors and that they have felt a greater reliance and deeper confidence in this institution than at any previous time. Whatever your financial needs, sn ill or large, we are equipped here to give you the “right kind of attention— backed by the sincerity which only a Home institution canbr ing to theservice of home people.
Apple Sauce Cake.Mix and alft tw o cupful* n f flour
with one iw iajnm nful of «o<Ja, on* tea- apoonful o f cinnam on and one-fourth ft»a«f»oonful o f doff**. Slice one-half pn plcaffe-of rtirtte* and mix tlie d ry In* grefllent* w ith a fork . C ream one-ha lf cupful, o f ahnrten ing . add one cupful o f Miffiir g radually with one beaten
Add ffo* d ry Ingredient# a l te r nately w ith one cup fu l of hot u trn lned . nppl#* mince. Kenao/i with one -ha lf tca- Hpoonful o f milt, mix well and bake In a alinllow pan 40 nil nut ea.
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7 :3 0 % .m. H o ly C om m union .9 :4 5 a.m . C h u rch School.1 1 : 0 0 a .m . H oly C om m union and
S e rm o n .8 :0 0 p.m. E v en in g P r a y e r and S e r
m on.M onday, A d v ia a /y B o ard , H p.m.M o n d iy , G ir ls F r ien d ly Society, H
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tt: 16 p.m.C om ing o v en ts iS a tu rd a y , J u n e IK, A n n u a l C hurch
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Reed Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Stayvaaant, Avenue, near Valley Brook Rev. James ft. Mtteli, 0. D..
CastorS:ir> A M. S u n d ay School;
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OulcU Pi* Crust,> Sift two rupfoi* "f tliKw, a<id ana tencitrmnfni of unit, one-fourth ten- •IHumful of liakiu* powder; ndd ornf Im I f cupful of .vegetable oil, atlr In with a fork Unhlljf.; then add four lnhl(*apoonifula of water, very cold, I urn out on a flonred board and roll Mil half a t a tl^ie.
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