AU N«**Impartially ~

Told T h e C o m m e r c i a l l e a d e rA l TW NEWS If III * , TaM

pen ickto a n n u a l m u sic a le o f h ig hm ove HERE SCHOOL TO BE PRESENTEDWITH PLANT

LVN U H U RST,. W. I , T H U M P A V . O eC E M B E H I I . 1*37 I C E N IN

Everymu’t C lu i SHEPHERD POSES PROBLEM OF Marks Ckutmas ORGANIZING PLANNING UNIT

President Of Outfit Tells Of Plans

This WeekA bert president of 8. B.

a»kk * Co^ manufacturing chon oi 1819 W illow Avenue, Wee-

£ihen, announced Riie week the -««rha.tr of the factory formerly ec-

by the United Cork Co. in

l ? i T n i U d Cork Company aban- ^ 4 the building» in Lyndhurst Z T Sprint ai»d m o w i to Kearny,

vU-ChaM nfer V ivian M. Lew i. urtkrH the company to provide pro tcctiofl against particlea of cork emit- u4 by the Rant's chimney». Nearby „ttdenta h»«i complained, in a con- uemrsy which atarted with the local L*ra ol Health and ended in Chan- ttn Court, that the cork particle« m the sir endangered their health.

I V Board of Commieeloners cod- . ihtwi an iiivcstifatiea to detendhe jf the Penkk Company Miould he permitted u> enter Lyndhurat. Deputy

L ’irv CummiaMoaar Arthur V. Sch icctauteia i>*ported the company would be a Are haxard. The company

Kifned ar ajcreeraent that the plant wotiid I f operated ae safety aa poe lible.

At recent conference» with MayorBugrfe **«d the commiaeioners, the |>t. i . company promised to hire local help and estimated between 126 and lft persons will be employed.

Mayor Bogle said no lax induce­ment* were offered, but the company *m assured It would receive every

| .oMideratiun if it located &t Uyn4- b«r*L

December 22nd Is Date For Annual Musicale Of The High School Students In

Auditorium Here

East End Women Mark Christmas

It a l l W - O w Ik* TVp (at Paal' •I Kverym aa* . fell

TW annual "Christmas Musical' •rill b* presented by the music de- partirent of Lyndhuret High School W*dnc*day night, December 22nd at tV mattine of the Parent T*achei A**oci*tioli in «te High School Au­ditorium. ^

A varied program of aoloa, or- cSaatration* and choral |nu|M hat U rn arranged by Mita Lillian Wl- koff, ftvpervisor of a u u in I.ynd hunt Schools. A new group fot thU yaar', musical wUI b* * girt', choir (roup resplendent in choir rob** presented to them by tile High School Parent Teacher Asso-

THREE W ILL BE ELECTED AS TRUSTEES

vhool Election Getting Warmer Every

Day. Now

The procram will open with a Chhatmaa meaaage by Harry Meyer, followed by singing of “ A Mighty Fortrem,” the Luther hymn, by the combined glee dubs with orcheatra accompaniment.

The piano aoloa of the evening • i l l include “ March of the Dwarfa’ by Orieg, played by Warren H itter; “Clare de Lune” by Debuaaey, play­ed by Rena Havilaad; “ Romance' by Sibeiiua, played by Claire Curtia.

Helen Keckeiaen and her aiater Margai who ia a graduate of the Lyndhnr*i High School will play « piano duet, -O, Sanctiaaima” by Spindter.

Chariea Abram* will play -The Roaary'* by Nevina aa a trumpet aolo. “ Ave Marie” by Mosart will be ployed aa a violin quartet. Flor­ence Mansback and Anthony Clarlo wiil play a violin duet, “ Rondo" by j

| DePenit.Selections by the Glee Club and |

voice elaaaea will include “ Ancient Noel“ , "Birthday of a King by | Neidlinger, with Prank Gagliardi and i William Weber taking the aolo parta “ O Holy N ight" by Adam frit h Daria Aaron aa the soloiat. The boy* choir will aing “We Three Kinga" by Hopkina.

71m girl* choir will aing “Lullu, Lu lly , Lu ” end “ La a Voice from Heaven" by Bortmanaky

whan they maet Saaidgar at a. m ia the Ratherfeed high Thia w ill be the æ x t U d ume far the ctees la Ryai

SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOLS TELLS OF POS- * "'*1 S1BLE PLANS FOR STIMl LATIN« STUDY

OF SOCIAL PROGRESS IN TOWNSHIPr

■Party Attended B y Nearly 100 At Club

HeadquartersT V Ltdies Aus.ltory i f the Kast

End Democrtk Club held a Chnat- maa Party at their r»u*.io«. e on Monday. 1 Member SSth. Rotieah- menu wece served Th. , h king for a grab bag waa the fea n event of the evening.

Gueata were: Mra. Kitty Tan«red president; Mra V. A. Maturo. Mra C. A- Aaelta. Miaa Agnee U»uto. Mre. Kapoaitu, Mr». A ana Letltie. Mra Urucilo. Mr*. Anna lartlto, Mra. Nettie Kpiaropia, Misses Kl earn* and Christiaia Kpiaropia. the Miaaea Marie ami Jeanette DeMayo, Mre. Geraldine Natiell©. Miss Roar Spitale, Mra Roar Natiello, Mra. Nancy Migliereei, Mra. Geraldine Poll to. Mra. Mary Garrambane. Mra. Mary Sinopoli. Mias Nettie l>oman- ic«. Mra Uasle Sabella. Mra Mat ilda Favaro. Mrs. Mae Franchino. Mm. Mildred DeCarlo. Mra. Raae Laudicina, Mra. Kate Paiuaat. Mm. Maude Taneredi and Mra Teaaie Granite. u ,

The next meeting will be held on December 21th at the club houae

new duties January It 0 * a m a d attendance for the year ia os ported For many ye««» ana SaMay baa beaa

• •* - a f *of fH

show their iayalfty ta làeir lai__. vn.1 although the la v . #aal H. Coa rad ha» only baia l a i r lai jar a • ttie more thaa ana fe a r ha haa

endeared himeeH to tha alaaa by hia excoiieat talka and hü dMatnah de «oline to their aervieamjhat Ml «Ml eave a vorency that wH be difftcalt »a fUl.

Ihe usual pHe o i «ad at<«king«that a nr broaght la I f claaa mm» ber» and fnenda aneli »rar will he oa the platform and a W e i cat San la (neue will make the d a a a «hart vtdt te ewtead the aafeor a graat inga an 1 diatribate resÜBnUanraa to a tew of the favored earn.

Kverymaa’a orrheatm uadar the diiwrtioa of Rill B arguai will iave *oase apecial muaic aad wdi alay a lumber of aeie* tioaa hefom the re

ru U r starting time of the claaa The talk ^ Rev l'oarad v i i he

•Cheti a n d N o w

PRORLKM—ftMOl 1.1> U N D H I RUT FORM A IXMMUMN ATRU PLAN­ING COl Ni II. FOR WM I%L PROGRBSR?Dr. Harry A. Waan. in the Jour

aal af KduraUooal Sociology for April laaa. Diacuaelng 8*K-jal Planning la a Community, a la tea, "The dommant Characterietk of the American Com munity i* diaorganieation. Th» indict meat Is commonly made tKat the

uaity ia over organiaed, but a cursory • \* v..- atlaR V S

» ’ ,!r tt. .. .many orgaaiaations and inatituliona in the community there m no in­tégrât, n* purpose directing their af* farta. The commuait y ia wer-ergama ad only ia the aaaae that R haa toe many independent organisation* and institutions, which operate on aa in ­dividual basis with no commun p u e pose or program and with reaaltant community dtaergaaliathm.Parpaaea and Oh|e<ii«e« af a Ca- ^ Caanesl far

Pyramid Lodge Has Initiation

High Officers of Organ- ization Were l*reaent

At Affair

Lyndhurst will elect three school tnutees in February. Arthur Mundy, Dominie Sousa, a member of theBoard «*f K.iucatien two terms, and Jyhn H. Wsckwiu, a member three rerm*. will *eek re-election.

Mr Si usa and Mr. Mundy will be lacked by the Democratic faction. l>aat« De PuniphUi»* lawyer and ac­tive member of the Italian-American ItemocraUc Club, and Sylvester Gold-' l*i g, lawyer and repraeentative of | •be Seventh District on the Rcpubli- raa County Committee, are bring (l.auaiied aa the third member of thia bracket*

John St. Peter, Democrat and presi. •lent of the Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart diarrh , and John t.arde, lawyer, may be bracketed with Mr Wackwits on the Republi «■•a ticket. Mr. St. Peter waa an in oependent candidate In the last achool »lection.

The Italian-American situation will '* n-.ereauag this year. Charies >nno haa been mentioned aa a can- «date Aa praaident of the Italian

Circle, he will draw support in the Tae’fth I »¡strict where the Circle ia Rronce« Ordinarily, Mr. Souaa aiao n il a heavy vote there and there is » p»aaibility their candidacies would «‘millet.

Alfred C. GUMM of 20» Po*tAv.nu» .nnnuncwl he will he ft cftn- tidste for fleet loft too. Gilmore ia ft seputilican.

i'-eryon, admit. It I* Wo early to "*k< ¡"‘»■'Uction*, but with no otixr .toction .laud h*fore th* Primar> riartiuaa Sept«»b*r. th* polltieiftnt * " »pe.-ted to jump Into the »»ht *lth all hanneift tying.

Tbe.arvha.tra w ill play such s*L , , ----tions sa Masftic, overture srran f P ) r i l| id lU U k th I.o d , , of I.ynd

■ P u r r M b n i M M B Iartlenaad by Seredy and oy Ivatiovici.

The audience will >oin in the singing of a number of the more familiar Christmas carols, with or- cheatra accompaniment. The public ia invited to attend.

Kirldedkie To Be Speaker at School

Football BanquetDr. Lamberto of the speaker*

committee of the Citiaen* Committee annoanced that Frank Klrlüooht*, former All-American backfMd ace. will be the gueet speaker of the

evening.Fivutk KJrkleskie, of N utlay,

a member of the great Nutl which defeated Rutherford

hurst eatertaini'd Saturday night at the Old Elka Club at a aectienal iuii.alien meeting of Eaaex. Paaaaic and Hadaon diatricta

(ìueaia of honor included: Mra.Mabel Miller

Carmela Costa Married Sunday

to Tony RosettaA very pretty

Sunday afterauen at Heart Roaaaa Catholic fhu rrh . of Lyndhurst, when Miaa Carmel Is Goa ta* daughter a f Mr. and Mra. Cm eat Conta, of 2*d Kiagaèand Avenue. Lyndhurst, and aiatar of the praa- •dent af the l.ymöiumt Hoard of Rducatioa, Joseph («ala. bacarne the bird» of Anfhoay Raeatta, eon uf Mr. and Mr». N iaa Rosetta, af Sa Harrt son Street, Notle y. at hut o'clock. Rev. Thotaae J . McDermott, pastor of the chareh, performed th« eremeay The bride »4a given In

marnaga by her fa l l* *Mma Staila Ro æ tu . Meter af the

a-%« ha.d ^ « a n a r and Joseph Cuata, brother of the bride, was beet man.

Udmea were! Rmeet (Mala* Jr., brother of the brida an Kpper af Nutley.

Mrs Helen Hyatt, orgaiMabel Miller of Trenton, praaident HyaU, organiat of theof ihe assembly, Mrs. Sadie Naia,, <^a»vh, playad the wedftin# atar. h of Nearark, vice-praaldeat af the ! The bride looked attractive In a assembly; Mr». Baie (’.man ef 0»wu af egg shall satin mads with Kearny, warden. Mra. Annie Whyte ■ *•»« alavvee and a high nach. Met of Jersey City, treasurer and Mra. lwMf **g "hail tulle ve« waa made ;

i . To eUmalate the local casa munity, through civic orgaaaationa. to faee their reaponaébility for cam munity conations affecting the live» a f chibtran, and to work with the officiai* and eacial ageiwiea in ordet to plaa and direct the boat aeaeihie development of community life for ail concerned. Thia moans the utilisa tien and coordination of ail the agenr ies, changing community can di lions when aeeeoeary, and atreagth rnmg af eaiating agenciea serving children ami youth where tu aa well aa the poeathle c real tea at

~ TW g rea le wt -iaf a Serial Planning Canned i

(1 ) Inetitatiaaal (t l A a aa ardita

of leaders m

R ) A permanent eomamaity eai andar of eveai» ae srhedalid aa te avald eenRieta. Thia manna that em-ói t—i n al i l a haa a better thanes put «ear ite coidmanity pragtem

(tt Public Health toward, uri

af the cm Safety

WMPall the health «erviemi

munity including

Nutrition

<»

(41 Reitgieua as wwekdav a*~h«H>l

I I I m a t HuUetm ■ m et d m , over a

• ~ t> with an eval.au .«

1* 1 l . t i t t m prxm M «ewtll, ea l » * l M ttM I t ) I « «aw, k ia guidance

I » Xludy of oot of k-lunl and out of wort

(•I t'amMunity C a*. Mtwty <'w .

TEACHERS TO GET ANSWER

ON SALARIESSchool Bosrd Studylnic

l*lsn To Restore Increments

include dell

family maladJa< lama, school fai

laqueaey a f t ^ H IM N aiM R d M M ttn .

H health peehailurea. enw>l*anal die

,<CIIB ^ *am*«uU

S Taand conferences ia arder the Individual children, groupe el Children, and areas neadtag attention by public agencies, religious groupe, and all clvu organ is at ions that have community pmgreas aa nn objective

la short, the activitlea for aacial

JEL

Anna Radford of Irvington.tan

I'hree hundred were peasant. Grand lodge officers and encamp­

ment d fk s r t were preseat. Tweaty- one members of the vahoua organ- Itallona were initiated.

A social waa held after Ihemeeting. Refreahmenta were aerved

„ . . __ __The committee in charge includedoat Nutley team i Mrs. Jlnnie Baler, chairmen; Mrs

High Myrtle l^eighton, Mra Bertha Flea.

of gold

fanning and eooamunity action Du the fallowing rea recent preh

lem* in Lyndhurst^ Whet are eta prchiama peculiar la l*yntRiarat ?

1. Inade«|ugte provatoli fur leieure time of youwt

I OppoelUoa ea part af eommaalty groupe far adsgneta raereatleagi raciiltiaa.

t. Indoor racraatWmal fecUitiee dar ing the winter mantha

4. No racreatianal facilitiee fargirla,

t . Maa. In*efficient groups, part «cala H y where delinquency is maet likely

carried ft I _ Jl •’ 'ft»«"»»*» kept «pan after »iMtMft oi ih* '■ •’■*■. u h* ‘ i‘ k**t> y*tHh *«t * i

M . _____ »• Am Ike tthnnla organi**! I»t*rv* th* « ltd ree Wid y««th m th.

with (trfd nMM *««HW. manner’ Wheee V *She earrled a bau^set hew strengthened ?

c b ry ean the m a ma. g. De cornane rruiliae.1 amuaemenl*raceptioa mas held after the reprseenl a problem ?

y at the CUff Heuae. North It. Härtens problems facing yen *.» f - f ifty ftueau. A fu r f t l ~ , W B- ? !5 i ' **

and m o *and pin*«

RKt OMMKNI» t r i o s OF n p R t it i t tlMMITTKIC

Year special onnmittee passed the flo w in g molten and is recommend mg it far your considerai »- a to-

; Thftt w*. Ihe repmewtft urn* f t ih* t'MBftiaMiy « l u a U M ,

nui« t »un. II fM th. y ^ ih .1 l.ywd M L

Ih* larlftl llftftniag OwMHll 4**« MMd u h* th* t g m * f ail **

may .«luaUrUy M at » f t t if t l . •a ft whol* Ut |r.«p*. ta oM*

I it.

with • Ju lM cap

valley *n4 «.hid*. Th* »«id of

S r . Kwh

Mr*. IWr*«« Srhr*rh*n*t«in, Mr. ■ertha Bobbins. Mi*s A li« b r i

Miss («eil*

8. hool for the Rt.te Championship I Mrs. father,ne Z.mmermnn, almo« s!n«l. hsnded Wlth hls phei. uIIinn Koehler, Mrs. Ai otuertftl forward passing. In IBM he entered l*fayette <'oiler, where he becwra* ■ member of Jock Ruther land’s team, aa a freshman, for In , thos* day, fr*shm*n >*** eligible for ‘rr* wl lie varsity tauk. H* playad ■

two who became All-American, that y«tT—Srwftb, ft euard snd Charlie h n , aa aa l. Jack Suthftrlftnd nvsrked that Kirkiaaki* Vft* the

* quarterback he had eve,

Arlington for fifty giusta. After a wadding trip XoMh Mr. aad Mr.*a**lta wUI reatd. at M l K,og. a»d Avenue, l yndhurst

Th* brld* I* a graudat* af the | through Kast Hide High School. S -w .r t aad

of Nul I* y High

■»■»h» It* **rr«na t* yaaih of l#ad l.urt» mor. uSaeW**. it poouU*

Ih . .tp»nal luatfeille* also m wB i< Uta Oft. leew aeodalka

I. ftfpro.*d. thftt wo * K . i . Ih HMty A W m

» . th* matta* I h* dtapo^d at laally.

**a*< I . .tal l i i havo Im | ,a iil

tk* M t M They a é s * w k î i * Ü M taM stiri, . J th* Wwaaklg . h a t rati eeoditlaa haf..r. lahiag orttaa

At lha u l m T* I lift, ala H aan, f W aah.el. atgaotautg or e*>al at . ¡ X a d tkaUiaaa F la .

if th* a fta d , at* tm th* daagoe. loelog high m * .girt, ah* taha . , h ..»ka»> n S a g a *n »»tea-ear« , ala arwottg (he w.

ty will ha la.itad i* tear* Ilk* oh|**ti*a and flans -f s *an*l ISaaatng t n u l l m wt *a h, Madi tan aad the I.y a ìk sr .l tWoap TW ita* *f *a*h ■ » . . taa ia h* d.wnoiaod

4h.lM,

Ta stady eeeyee»ii**ly n atiwaityneod. wlSt the kojp* of improving

B^whitA are highly •a l Batahasis to ha ylsrod

af nead where aulartaallal

by thia er*.aglit it tea Tho date df saeh s moetlng te be team time gftae Ihe lie* W the paat.

If hath of the above eegfeeUo*»* ara epprwead-«R |. we deride the fstlawlag h usati ena

(II The date whi

NOT DRUNK, JUST SICK!

I * V e n n ’s

(II T V illall meet la pftee e program af **** I toe I M R

ft weeal the Hgis^ a wae th- hmh hteag pea ma re

Tllh, engwag. a a the s i maa »4 «Ulama H arti mai. I f . «g IM Msn Hah Aeaaaa, Newark. îeeaAop aspa

veuee ans erei y, M F h h k p io .r ii

Premete as nmay, aad aa canai . I aeetriritlee aa paaaibla ohkh wdl ia i

«eeperaUoa a f Rie varies» t e I f a e-¡SSj £ Combined Umts

sa a «ha«g* «( Sa»ki ■

New Payment Plan At John Rafners, Passaic

1« MONTHS TO PAYfl* l . ‘. " ' " J R~ - M i r . Takea la

Tvsde « in a , IMatrihal*« A-“ **t*t The K a ly .

T>" John Kafncr Furniture Coal p«> f a a « V iMftftt furaitar*

-nr.i,un**a a a » long pay *“ r J, t — " '» Lynd TV pftym*nl, m l he ar.

'•«fe.t for , pwtod of U month. “ “ "i.~ . bayi,,, fh ,s yeftr. do not

** «tan thUr first payment 1 R M S

In 192* he was Captaia aad alao qunrterback of the lPi* untied and undefeated Lafayette which conqu* ad Plttaburgh. w to ft.

At the present time he ia engag ed aa a reach of the Patereon Paa thers, a member of the prafaaaional American Aaaocialion, and alao

M. E. Church to BresKn’s MenMark Holidays Must Be Paid, is*

Woman'* Club Affair at Bodise Decides, ________<S) Haw are thaae naade hem*

^ .. _ I ssatf aarsaaltalu aa analyasa of aa• a a i aa- . u u . . • —,i . .— ------- ■- - *—

naa M s the paRaaparaisd b f raiesssaaa Jaha (FM

Maeaaahae it o'heal) bad the

Thoma. Jefferson High School of Rliaabeth.

Rill Foley, coach of Bloomfield High School. Cart Biggs, of Ridge field Park. Eddie Tryon a f Ruth erford, and eeme other local roach ea will be preeenl te apeak.

The Qtiaena Committee will maet at the home af Chairman Sylvester S. Goldberg a a F. M. «anight, la older to be prepared for Ihe mtn.,i details af the banquet te be held this Saurdey evening

The Committee hai stated that this ia aa a stag affair, and ha wo maa are cordially invited, ing to the naie of tichete, women will attend

IN M R M O R IIM

Old Librsry Quarter* Festure* Muaic

The bolide) arOvRiea af the Method tel Cpiecopai church threagh every orgnniaatiaa af

This afternoon the I ndtea wilt be entertained at their Chnotarne party at the chareh with Mra, Charlm ( romlay, prsmdeat. a* haaBfeR There wiU be e dsOghtfu ime far all who attendTemam i evening the Padelle Rthie

Ones of the Sunday School wtM be gaaata a f Mrs Cresaley at her home at 4«ft hocoad Avenne, si a Christmas

y 'Member, will bring gifte af given to a needy family

Regalar worahip aorvhen will be held thia Sander morning at oieves o'rloch, and la the even ly at eight with aemaen* by the peeler, Rev Donald K WtUmam. who arlO alea

I have charge ef a special O r i el am a1 Candlelight service to he heM aa

»I four eVieefc In

The fari AndMjf tei aaHgeil n i aa ftenakea to Rad;

(II What w a the neede*

cy.

Ill loving atMaory a l «ar dea, atoth*r, Anna Cfcart«U* Oshaeh. wh. p s* ..t away til 11 take. I ft, iftgT

"Dee, la ear k**rt* 'r « a pi.

gold

f*ea* a l his haata la Tt II.Afta at tkta faad ha* ham agwt

,ag S r . *tw*iia tk*»» ses a aa the pare-if aI the prw *

* » r

, O aa lg t a i f t l «alta* t * , w The asgular midweek f m pmi *** aa* *ft **aH wh*a J

elta will he held ea « ftfcM fe , signed the -venlag. Herein lor » O* th . . . . . ia the name e l the C mg at the 2tth Km O uisttaa* 1lalaastMt *1 th* »enla , M *

S th* «kart* kg* Me.a l '

The «M al r t .s a t a , C. I ime. A Tea* — M ia h n é i , Paaitlftai. KteI I I Caaartl faartton* ft* ft *e

g Shftlim had,. M U M Thi* m e ... that th* real Asa* hy Ik* or« tape, ss wad eahy the Caaartl Haeif T V Caaartt M

■itad " • ¡d s w ^ S a a * " * , I T ,r> eitr. k—giag IV allaotw*•a I V aaad* a l d M n aad th* ~ a i e . l l . f t * M a h aods a| **— » • I« Mhm. t v a a a t . Ha eadi art I V m t Kaetf

I V »» lai plaaatng c laaill has

due* A few ash ataJtee*',l i f t . Me m I*

Of Local Church To Hold Party

■pile, at I V Mare*d Heart CSWeh atti to gi.oa * • I esedft, r**a S « . Iteeamto. II •I Ihe *ld Klh'ft SalUiog. f t t . ,« . Wt «ad teatina Aeeseaw

T V p a n , w* h ta ft. •-—*> el IV fta-nsd Hear, c kaeeb

A detwhtr^ p ea« .» , t » . . .ta a * eat la hetag p m e b d ait» Iw p h ader. I V Saetw aft Ijeeem. . e. aad

lamm, Ml.toe «ad t . . beata.

**• h ^ , ' to I' th* «kaSk Ì 2 * lì«* ! * W| -rdee

i ' r'*r ' * « t m ì c i S o e * __ _s. , ■ '"« ■ "e a a trade.in eal* of TSa'ft oietur* of *ar S a r ftwtVr 1 eeawUltoe n rbarge af aietawieseol■ I *’ ! "rT* WI*Ù ’ ’ tulle% where,« . Uberai . ‘ - 1! T * ,- t The t o . a w e to w ù , elTÛT I V ** 0 * •» Oa haaw a l

* * 4 V r your old 1 ...tatto w rv i,. . J thè A w nk ea * e I • * » * • “ « C. OOta* e f M l T »_ •lw1 the nest an the lonw DO! _ ’ “ “ ■ - — 1---- “ —

r ••* With the first permeo I Rereoved Sone S Daughter*•atil next year

Ml tey Uam

Indice' AaaJUery ef the Lggd- IVrdmand Gtlher« hand Knights of Cetamkaa w « heM Dr nasd M rs Rmeet «Ir0ada al ’ pee|e«dai *m

»uchie-r J d h and Franeaa a f e O n etm as party after Raeae maa* * t Ktdg* Head hnee as iheir gaeet . r w .4 , M f treturned yeeter lag Monday sight at the dnh haaee t ir a W fa d e* sie tar, U m* M ai t|n tfa e o mi the Rrana. Mra. Albert Schw aru M cheinana MuapeR of Sa it aaaea * hewn» M g I

•aa* a s m Lade, Re*

j . Trie IIt ’oesedy l i e len La« hW| end l o Rnde« «aber geeeS h s a r M ütef an# Wie b m

•ilee ef A n » o w s . s i tFahf. iehe m '►.»*. Sd

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Adele Koch Given Engagement Shower

Mr*. M ildred B ickoff of Second A venu e, gave a shower Monduy eve ­n ing fo r M iss Ida Koch o f P assa ic

-M jn Jean th m *w *t..4d— iUm Je rsey Avcmie en te rta in ed a t herhome Tuesday Mgbt at bridge. The gueats were: Mis.es Jan e t Terry Audrey Madison, Dorothy Bergman, Leonore Nelson, Phyllis Socienski, Marian Woodward. June Painter and

'd Î Xayrcoy Avenue entertained at her h.m„ Wednesday night a t ho,!*, g ; included: Mr«. Ja y J . Eckert Mr> Jaek Loo*. Mrs. H&ruid Dehn, Mr* W alter Kohlheim Mr Theod.-r,. Koch, Mrs. Georg« Horgan and \i»» J . A . Kiefer.

Ö-5 S ix th A venae er>'<dtaiued at their home fur a few days their daughter and aon-in-law M r. und Mi*s. V'ictor Tomoro nf Union C ity

Executive Board of the Jefferson P aren t Teacher Association will meet Tue .-«ia y a fte moon at the echoo!.

Given ShowerNashman Sisters Hos­

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Mrs. Wesley Beutler wan in chi of a turkey dinner at oight.

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'■ YNDHURST, N J , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1< » « 7

WH/.T IS WRONG?

who is to m arry Bernie Grossm an an Jan u ary 30th.

i*te wan th e recip ient o f m any ■ I lovely gift*.

>1 <eaa H a riri «nd Itvnc Nashua. Br.dg* vraa played. j : <45 »'«ra Aveuue entertained at | Following i> the liat of the gueata I heir home Saturday night a t a aur I preaent:

prim- » . » Hu ii w ahower in honor i Mr«. Joe Weias, M ia. Diana Stein- 'of M i» Betty Bagushe of 452 Third berg. Mr*. H anry Weias, Mra. Net-

}am es Woods, dismissed t r r « l h is in the T a x O f f X X b y Baguehe ^ Weiae. Mra. David Klein, MiaaComnussiooer Savmo after thc last elect«* ha» won re in sta te» « * !^ J am es .w o a m a r a or 5J0 .Second Al W ertm sn , Mr*. H arry S eiber,Irani uie Ixxirts. Avenue, l.yndhurat. A fte r the prea- Mra. Koeh. Mias Ida Koeh, M r , A

Mayor Bogle, who «upended Sergeant Geary was also re- jentation of r l i u aupprr waa a»r Beckoff, Mrs Joa. Bkhoff, of Pa»-*•4- la k ; lira . B. Berkowitz of Patar-

Guaata waa.: Mra. P . J . Bagoahe. am ; M m I. Cohen of Montclair;M r. r A . Sherwood, Mra. R. L. Mias Mary K e a je r of NuUey.Gongdon, M r. C. Vk-ara, Mra. Mra. S. W eiabergtr of Ridgefield ‘ J . Muller, Mra I . J . Kemmett, ! Park ; M r.. D. Seidner of Rather

fo rd ; Mrs. H . M andelbaurn, o f Reilc v ille ; M r* . S. Feldm an, Mrs. H. Ciroi-sman and Mrs. M. Bickhoff ef j Lyndhurst.• Mi*§ Ko< h. a reaiuent of Paaaaic,

j m from the Pasaaic H ig h ;

versed by another Court.Both d these men were awarded their back pay and the

Township wtll undoubtedly be put to considerable legal expense besides. \

Something seems to be wrong and many are the théorie- advanced.

Thc most prevalent is that the fault lies with the Commis sien term of government. Each commissioner is ccsponsihie fo: and is the boss of his own department. ■

Any Commissioner can make a blunder in his own depart ment that will .be ever so costly tQ the whole Township ant. Board ot Commissioners and no other Commissioner seems abl ti do anything about it.

We do not by any stretch of the imagination wish to com pare Lyndhurst with Newark, but Newarks governing body is ir J mess and it will be recalled that the creuse» offered weic mainly: ‘i t was not in my department, I'm not to blame."

Under the Councilroanic government, enjoyed by our sur n adding municipalities, the whole Council is responsible and n exclusive authority is given any member of any whole depart ment. . — «5 — / .

W e do not know what is wrong but this seems like » at : J an argument as any.

S. P. C. A.’s WEEKLY CORNER Epworth Leaguem eeting of the Bergen S.

will h« held a t 170 GlenwoP C.A

A __ ____ _K<*ad. Englewood, on Tueaday, Do c ember 21, 19.‘J7 at 8:15 P. M All who a re inU rested in animal wtlfur«- w hether th ey are members or not are invited to attend. Phase brin»r O N E N EW article for the Thrift Shop.

< hrmtma* Pet*A t th is seaeon

take pets

Presents A PlayThe E pw orth League of the M

E. Church present«*! “ The W hite P han tom " a t the bazaar being gi

L m ust ag a in vea by the church the p ast tw o eve- up the question of Chriatm u« ning». R oben .Mclutyrt- was coach Ea, h >r' * r TOBUIW- kit- The > » . t int*lulled : M i»«., Ru thtona I-_ _ ~J r in e .cast included: Mmnei Rutli

given a . C h ri.tm aa C i t i * ' J ! S manv Kmily Mahan. Violet Roy.o f these little a n im a t, m eet w ith rc r,f1 , Jo,,«l,h P ain ter, W illiam t l u venr u n fo rtu n a te trea tm en t. ! •on alwt R ichard Wilaon.

Knowing the resu lts following the . Robert W estphal aisl Marie Ri*bb preoentatlon of sòme of thear Kift*, *^u»g s<»los.

j , i®* •Wrongly adv4t(f The committe«* includes K ar. Donagftinst giving a live pet unlea* the I -iA r W ill a m . n .rt,> r ..r doner i* su re ths- not will ««.1 1 WHLanw, p a ito r of thetitrrH-. 1 * ,n ^ Ì itittrah, l t e >T,,.,n<l C. E ,la r . g en er a l

T here is noth ing f iner to -g iv e c . r l>airaian; Mis. Henry E. I>ubuy. child than a doe, but before buying ' N lw Littian Cfos, Norman T. C hute, a puppy talk the m atta r ovar w ith ! M axwell R. Wright. Kenneth Hia- the G ild ’s parents and be su re th a t son, Mrs. James Perry. Al PuM y

¡ T / * 2 ! J h. ; v.‘; ! * « > * » ■ * .« ■ , > • » . j , .h ndog. and fu rth e r make su re th at «hey will autK'rv^ae its eare and he

f >r ita

BHixson, Mrs. I^nnart 8wens«»n, Mrs

. ____ |m. Maxwell R. W right. Mrs. John Htellignut child can do much to c a rr 1 M rs. M. J. Coles, Mrs. Norfor nis own dog, but no child should \ T. Chutd-, Samuel J . Hixson.

M ist Ruth Bielle, Mrs. John R«y- c ra f t. M iss Violet Roycraft aisl

l>e en tru sted with the en tire ear» a p u p p y . And find out w hat

type of «W will b** w akom e in the hMrte Ut which you a re giving H.

W e never a«Iviae giving a very young puppy to any child. A young puppy Is a frag ile m ite and needs gentle handling, proper food ami rest. A |*o a young puppy is not advtaabta fo r a Hwge fam ily where a buay n o t her will have r.o tim e tc tra in it. and will soon resent its presence. T he l>eat dog fo r child ren is o»» b a lf grown, from 8 to 1» m onths old, a a d try to select on«: th a t is s tro n g and huskv. I t is q u ite aafe to take a grown d s« for a child if you know the chud will not te a te the d<jg ami if you can find o u t an y th lag about the dog’s diapoafWon

T h e S. P C. A will help you get th e p roper t li r i s tm a s dog We have a ll sixes, age« and breed» uf dog•t the Hbelter d u ria r a year and we try to study our dog», know their peculiarities and traJU , and I f yon w ill W ll oa your renuire- m erits we will do o u r beet to ad vise the r ig h t dog for ynu.

And remember that when the pet

X T p U r ^ ih T ' cTve^t T a £ . "f Ritherf.pt;take nt out/ if it is a cat or dog,then let It reat. Tata and dog« mustbe taken out on a leash at firstn r they w ill run away. A fte r Christ-

have the plain-

Mrs. A. J. Link. Mias A. C. Kem melt, Mrs. E. C K em m ett, Mr». C.

' A. .Alvarey, M rs. E . J . b oberen t» Miss Bertha Dohnruntc, M rs. f . G Zimm erm an, Mra. F . A . A ston, Mix« Doris Stephen, Mra. C J . X ashm an and Miss C. A. N ia h n u n . f

Roman s Club Card Party HeMj

Mr.. K. Van M rter Couaina. Mrs. William C. Collins, Mra, John 0* Sell! and Mra. W illiam Wehater en­tertained at a card party a t the -vndhurat W om an . CUlb hone. I t •as one in the aarien being given for the t-arj tournament.

(lueata were; M r.. H a rry Cutheil, Mr«. Raymond Krueder, Mr». Rua- sell M iller, M r« Fred Loota, Mra. Alfred L. Hoppa, Mra. M arUn Milt- I ken. Mra. J . J . Sckert, Mra. A rthur Wiaeman, Mra. George Saler, Mrs. S Itliam Cooke, Mra. Ja n ie . Conner, I Miss Mai tha Manaherry. Mra. l^>uis Fuller. Mra. Harold Welle, Mra. I Ernest MrDede. Mra. Eugene D. I f irth . Mra. M W . B ryan t, M ra Eve- ! yn Wehater, Mra. Ronald H . Lard- j r, Mrs. Em ily Hodge, Mrs. Ernest |

Fontan, Mra. Lucy Berkey. Mra. lame« Tait of lyndhurst and Miaa I May Rusaall of BaHim oie

BIBLE ( LASS HEARS Rev. Burggraaff

Rev J . J B u rg g raa ff o f Lodi waa the ap rak e r T ueaday « ftam o o n a tthe meeting of the Lyndhurst Bible Jlaas for Women at the Methodist Episcopal Church hall.

M r. John Kelly fed th e devotion, and Mra. 1‘erclval t hapinan. prcsl- tcnt. took charge o f the meeting. Plans w en made to donate canned gooda for uee.ly fam ilie. instead of •xchanglng g ifta at th e regular 'hristmas |*art>.

A nnoniicement w as m ade th a t the Rev Paul Conrad, p ae to r of the {utherford Baptsst C h u rth will speak

nt the m eeting nex t Tuesday at. the church. Since Rev. C onrad will leave R utherford fo r S yracuse ea rly in tha new yesr th is will be th e las t op­portunity for mem lien* o f the o r­ganisation to h e a r him.

Miscellaneous Shower rtEPl'BLICANS MEETMr* E dgar B. Earp, of 455 Stuy-

veaant Avenue. Lyndhuest, en te r taincd a t h e r home S atu rd ay n ig h t i C lub Friday

aurprin^ m isreitaneous show er idnined that

ma« every yonr we have the pi'--H r* howls of people who " Jo s t

the dog er cat out for a minute and t t ran away.* Use your brains and the dog o r cat w ill a t* run out a n y o u .

'We have the folhvering doga at the Tryon Avenue Shelter, Englewood

" J f e t * Englew ood :t-7M0.J i l l , a tho rob red Ruasian wolf

hound. Owners f. reed to give her up as Ihey have three othsi dogs. J i l l Mad» a Urge place and her new owner must have s large i»<<ck Hhqak, an she eats a great deal.

•Part collie-isoliee. p a rt collie, point ' er t>an<. s fine compaaioa fer apw«- »<he, painter hound-

ftntiR d e fs — fax U m e r .>el. small hound, and a

creature of mixad ance full of fun and very

fiM km ste.

.-M l III

S I , ,ia <

in honor of M.»« K. U>uise P ___d au g h te r of Mr ami Mr» John Pal m er of 25H Pfmt Avenue. Lyndhurst. M iss Palm er will !>e m arried J a n u ­a ry 2Pth to John* P. Boysen. aon o f M r and Mrs. John A. Boysen of 75 Li ru i tin Avenue, R utherford , a t the M ethodiht Episco|ial Church.

Décoration» were in red and ail- ver. The gift» were presented h id ­den. in a cellophane um brella A s tr in g was pulled snd the g if ts were ahowered into th*- lap o# the guest o f honor.

G uests were Mrs. Jo h n A- Bey Mrs. Mattel W.

B ia .co , Mrs. . Isrwis Sm ith. Mrs. Edwin WiHtdmsh. Mrs. Valerie S a v ­age, Mrs. Dsvid CAbb, M rs. E d g a r A. E a ip , Mi>. Miehaeal F o n i, M rs M artin Monahan. Mrs. F ran k De- Z avalia, M rs. J. E. Palm er. Mrs. W lftlant Schroeder, Mrs. C harles Kodgem ami Mr» John k P a lm er o f Lyndhurst and Mrs. Fit Spencer o f T ea neck.

An election e f officers waa poet- puned by the C en tra l Kepuhiicaa

. M ember» com- bad not been d is ­

tribu ted fo r the m eeting Recorder W illiam I. Bivona a g reed to post­pone th e eiecUan u n t i l th e next meetmg.

Mi ami M is. C h a r te . R iti* , 0f 234 Post Avenue spen t th e week-end a s the gueats o f Mra. R itte r 's m oth­er . M is H J . S te rn bérg . « f P o rt­chester. N. Y.

_______ o f ] ] 4W ataon A venae en te r ta in ed 'a l her hom e Monday n igfit fo r m om lwra o f th e P yra Dm tT « b (iu aata w ere M iim-j Irene C a a n u c k i. (J e m Son. U , M arie K ra ft . D oroth y L ange, R ae N eelan . B etty D vorak and Helen lludronlra. A p p lica tion « a re b u n g avcaptad fur a m u n t W n

BUMS I E AU S WORM SIRUP

C ourt LynA iurst, Catholic Daugh to rs o f Am erica, « ill imret Umighit a t th e periah hall.

A t th e n ea t m eetin g a f th e Lynd h u rst tla rd en Club w h ich w ill l e S.-WI «ei M vm iav. Ilacam har X lth ia

. th e T ow n H all, thare w ill he th e usual C h r m n iM c e l a h r a t w n . ^ ^ m h a . a lw a y s been a h appy a ffa ir to Hie >n<*mbera

S a n ta C la m w ill dial uri In to h i. b ag pf g ifta

T h e follow ing Ifliv illiu r.t ( ir ta W.-n g u e .ta T aeaday lught a t th» hom e o f Mra- O w iaU a. Auatin of 1 1 0 R u th e rfo rd A venu» B atty Aaa-

C a th e rin e W illiam », S e tt- Uor- ,)„K E d ith I a a a ucci. Hnhm i-v e a . I.iewaki and A a J re y B a rs

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CELEBRATION!

in. told th, history uf the Abbey |■iaverj^jujji -L . J * * . ^ r

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T hrre 'll W »hatm * m the h ,* f lrh««t ten n u c o u rt, 4 *. ...tueaday m gtn h r U.» li, .a r t „ t Britt-

V»t I i+*Ww* William Terry I r» urk* j ,- the yttrtioti al the m.fi ia*.

1 thought w* a e re u>«••od the court« ia th# winter?” h»

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Wfst tori».

Partre,. in th . ,„rd touruament j " h,i*1 du""K >he p u t « ,vk\

0" l-nda, H,». W il . n C.U n. Oowm, Mra J.. . ,,

NsJll. Mr. William »<„,ter, were hü»te»«e, «t th. club huiua t.. Sir». H ''UÜ,,,! Mrs. Haymond Kreari» Ml» «U'V-H MilU-i M „ . Kred U * .u Mr« Al'«‘r l L. Hupp«. M ,, y? «.. *• J J E t a , , X rhuX » I w w , Mr» Sril«.

!ï .‘. J» » a a Coa­ler, Mi» Mai tha Hantln-, rv Mr«

e h * * " * • * nL't H l f c W , Mrv t D. Kir«, Mr, N W Bryant. Mr. K>, !>.î ! l i ,“ r'- J H U r t e r » M r. Lmily Hodge, Mrs. £. H. FontanH . L' E ,Vrk'> a™. J w ».y n d h u m . ami Mi»» May Ru, „ | | ialtimure.

The tournam ent o.iinmittea headed J J Mra. Jowph Aldnd«. ,j a r ty a l tV clubhou»e <hi M.nia, ifte rim m » ¡th th« fullowlnr rue»uJ ? ,* ™ '“ - p*«i~.ri. » „ ' S* hitbeck Mr*. IV„I « Freder.rk«, Mr*. R. hd»i,t Brandman, Mr». Jo» ÿ > Wanfland. Mr». W KaeinpiMr». May .Sra.th M r.. J . „ , „ Jiay J* 3 ' ' ^ ' ‘W b a .h , . Mr». Anna F,™, koff, Mns S . G. Tsuruoks. Mrs -h a . If» B itter. M r., C « » M, Kay M r. Elmer D u en port, i r » t:“ " ' ■*th Muller. Mr». H enry D a u d e t a r» . B.umen*tock. Mr». G. T Robertson, Mrs. J. S. Leiirh Mr* S- H Font**. Mr.. Tau’ iln,. “ d

a» ' ln l,0th•i wards writ- prmntisl t«. th« win **r* « « » gunies aiMi refresh««*»re served.

Over 75 women attended the Christ m»- i*rty given by the Woman’» rittb of Lyndhurst at their club hou.-*e b» Valley Brook Avenue on

afternoon.The prof ram ojiened with a group

0f , hristnM* songs by the Girls Choir of the Lyndhurst High School under direction of Miss Lillian Wikoff mu>ic superviaor. Their number« > tre admirably rendered and en- v ;(l-a.-tiolly received. Girl» who >»n»c were Helen Keckeiaen, Doria Aan»n. Ruth Mollravey, Dorothy 5v-|i- •»K.'der, Evelyn I^ehman, IK-ler, S h-*of. Hena Hnvlland, Betty Mc- l.ravey, J taa Linicus, L*>»bta Cola U-ila. Vera 'dreiainaar, Catherine

arp. Catherine Fiiippone. Joaeph , FiUppone. Virginia MacDonald

C la ir e t'urtia, Ruth Millett, and Ruth M

The h ighlight of the party was th< * . p resen tation of "The Bronte

-!er* by Barbara Can>er Lang. Be if.r ng with the story o f the BronU- um ily when the children w ere In f.,nts she traced their checkered hls- ti.ry through the years of sorrow aixl 'UCC««i W» the end of the severs num ber» o f the group. The charac te i ' f»irly lived f<>r all ! rum st* enough to h e a r Mr*. L ang

U the conclusion o f the p rogran r^ r^ h m e n ta were served by Mrs Kendlx Frederickson, hospita lity .Im irm aa, assisted by Mrs, John S. I.**iKh. Mrs. Arnold S aft. Mrs. N a t C. i. h .r t , Mra. W illiam I 'a ttison , M r- Wi iam C. CoIIhim. Mrs. E rn e st H M< I>ede.

The 1 lte ra tape and Drum a D eparu t>i•*111 met on T hursday afternoon a •*.. . Iiibhoase w ith Miss Dorothy Fel chairman, presiding. Mias Fell le*lthe .1 . ussion on the hook of the da\

fhr- Citadel* by Cronin. Mrs. Goaa-

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To .Meet Next Year* 1 hriotma* Demands by Joiitii K <>ne of Theae Cluba

McmKcrs pjyin* H ctn»« a »-«k for fiftyw rk * will itcciw ................................ J t J W

K4in\hfr' paving TO cntta 4 wixk fnr fiftyw « k « w il l t t c o w ......................................... $ 2 * 0 0

M.'inK-i» (Myirw $1.01 a wrr-k far fifty»vfk» »ifi rvco»« ; ................................. $51100

Member» p»ying $200 * wrck for fi<ty

Monday Niirht Will See Party Held At The

Town HallAl tke reg u lar m eeting o f the

.y n lh u rs t W oman1» t l u h Monday Mght a t the club house final a r- angem ents w ere mwde for th« an mal t h n s tin a s p a rty to be held

thi* year a t th* Taw » H all, .m Monlay uight. Mia» F ra aa f» '^SabtMCi»%ml Miaara Roae Chaakaliaw and Lois Foabrooke a re ia charge.

InsurancePremium*Mias Jean Lini as of 2*3 p.

Avenu«» entertained at her home « ruesday night for memhers of th< <el J« v ('.¡ah. Gueats v*'re- Misa» e th id Reid, Joyce Ghtgli i. Elisabeth «ai’llrav >. Catherine Sharp am1 **bia Colabella.

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PAGE FOUR THE COMMERCIAL LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 193;

LOOKING 'EM OVER

by John Savino

The Golden Bears basketball quintet «¡ropped the fir* two games of the season. Last Friday night they lost to a strongKearny team 31-28 and last Tuesday night they were taken over by what was supposed to be a-weak Fort Lee aggregation with a score of 30-J7. Which proves thaf the best way to be anexpert trecoster is to wait until the game is over before picking the winner.

But the Bears will hit their stride when they travel away to Cliffside Park Saturday. The local lads will come throughwith a win and by a good margin.

Frank Reilly is making a strong bid to become one of Lynd- hur<t basketball greats, in the Kearny game he was high scorer, lor the Lyndhurst team with nine points. And in the Fort Lee ci mtest he also showed his teammates the way by scoring six and [he most pojnts. He plays his guard position in a sweet way.

T> Giach Murburg the Kearny loss can be attributed directly t • the new center ruling. Because the center )ump is eliminated in my fouls were caused by the Lyndhurst team and also by the Ke.L'ny team. It not only caused the Bears to play off form, but each tool they caused gave the Kearny team an extra point try and since Lyndhurst only lost by three points, it can easily be seen that had the Bears caused a few less fouls, they may have beaten the Kearny team.

( )ur head pinner across the page missed up on a good bowl- i;; article. It concerns George Himsel of Pust Avenue who is

imt only rated the best pin knocker over in this town but also held the amateur championship of the state at one time. He’s howled according to his wife (George doesn't know his wife brags about him—in a ipodest way of course) tlvee, three hund­red garni* and two 299 games,

The local bowlers will admit, when feeling in a benevolent m od, that those arc goad .scores. W e know a couple of alley t rodders who would turn handsprings if they could knock off a

M l . | | « 1 1

George is now a manager of a huge bowling al'.ey up on Springfield Avenue, Bloomfield. He gives instructions and also hi vvls a few games by request now and then. Th(, ,cor(1.

It's a definite fact that Tommy Gash and Henny DeRen «I« will go to Princeton University on football scholarships soon First they will spend a year at Hun School which is a prepar atory school directly related to Princeton. Then they will en i I it Princeton and wfil play on the freshman team. If all plans work out, it's our gpess that both boys will get a crack at Y.usity football during their second year at Princeton.

Tummy GaJh was rated high in the state for the stellar he played while at the local institution And Henny

IXRcns*, as a ball carrier, aided the Bears in no small measurethis season.

LOCAL TEAMS AGAIN SPLIT

Howling Resultsr a x . h u h tr .iA a»-

2 CONTESTS FSTJ. M .1 7 :*

n j ib147

. . . . . . 14»I A. M itler.......... 190

203Ml16117»157

Rocknes Win, Collegia- •tes I-ose At High

School Gym

1&9152145197173

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Bowling News

Totals .............. 780 900WEST ENDS (2)

Hingst«* ............ 159 145 169Christ .......... 150 150 131Gorman 141 156 255

I Diebold ....... 212 196 214The Lyndhunit Rocknes hung up ; Hubert . . . . . . . . 172 198-c 159

their sixth consecutive home triumph in downing the Pierce Big Five of Jersey City by the score of 39 to 26, while in the first game theLyndhurst Collegiate* went down to defeat at the hand* oi the Greatmont Collegian* of Pisaaic by a 23 to 26 a t the Lyndhurst High School Gym on Sunday afternoon.

The Collegiate* took a 10 to 8 lead in the first quarter of the first contest, but did not hold it long after the second period got under way. Paced by Von Pelt, the Pas­saic quintet caught and passed the locals, leading at half time by ascore of 17 to 18.

Ed l/illey led the Collegiate on­slaught in the second half, in which thay managed to outscore their ri­vals 14 to 11, but the lead amassed by the Civrtmont§ proved too (re§ | to overcome. The final whistle blew as Ed Lilley tossed his team’s laat tyro points through the net.

Van Pelt, Crestmont center led the j scoring with thirteen markers. Ed Lilley paced his team mates in their vain efforts toward victory, with five goals and two foul* for a to­tal of twelve points.

ROCKNES RALLY TO WINThe Rocknes, meeting the Pierce

Big Five in the second con' .spotted their Jersey Gity rivsls i 7 to 3 lead, and then proceedet submerge them with a deluge Geld goals.

Totals 834 848 978

TOWN TAVERN (3)J. Wackwits ------ 166 171 158G. Leier ............ 192 184 212AI Leier ............ 223 1 * 2 209-cAl Retd . . . . . . . 204 211-c 199J. Demareat 170 196 149

Totals ............. 964 943ODD FELLOWS (#)

F. Dehn . . . .P. Pefcd» . . . . C. ShepperdE. koch . . . . T. Gebbhardt

Totals . . . . .

167161196167176

161153127171186

927

17621613819**168

846 787 876

FORESTERS (3)T e rry ................. 150 160 160I** bold .............. 186 132 168Lippincott ........ 174 178 214-cUnh . . _ ........ 224-c 228-c $01Slagmeier *..... 214 19) 171

With one week remaining of the first half of the Town Bowling Lea­gue it seems a certainty that theWinxall Five will be the first half champion» after whipping Jack Far­rell’s Inn three1 games with Nat Ixingarzo standing out with a dean 220 game.

The \lent Ends l«d by Bart Gor­man's high 256 took two games from the St. Michael’» to rem ain in second slot two games behind the leaders with the non-stopable For- K'-tera in third place after whipping the Trolley cars three games with Bill Link, Sr., hitting 224, 223 and 201.

In the' fourth position is A! Reid's Town Tavern who won three games from the Odd Fellows in their last start with AI Leier and Al Reid hitting ' extra good .scores.

Tb*- Chris Prendergast Association in a fifth place tie brokt- Al Reid’s 1005 high game by flitting 1016 a- gainst the Community Club to take t r< ■ < bai lej Mes.sinaand “Windy” Antorio having clean

Senor Jim Keane's Tavern clicked i and won three game» from the Ten j Eyck Five with Hoot (Hall of Shame) Gallagher finding the range with 202 am) 201 scores while Billy Kraft had| I |M Marty

, three wins put sixth place.

Shufflcfaaairi Notes

Town Hall Tavern, a m onster___fleboard stakes conducted by HawkRowe at 8:15 p. m. The stakes will be held every Thursday evening at the cocktail bar of Will Kabus un­der Hawk Rowe's direction.

Two turkeys will be the award for tonight's games with no entry fee whatsoever. All you do is come at 8:15 tonight and draw your part­ner from a hat and go into action.

Sunday afternoon start* a series of matches between local taverns to settle the ahuffleboard »upremacy of Lyndhurst and the first match has the Wilbur's Town Hail Tavern op­posing Farrell’s Inn at the Town Hall Tavern at 3 p. m. Favorite players with Farrels will be Mort Sheridan, thin writer's opinion of the perfect board champion of the town­ship; other* in tht lineup will be Jackie Farrell Jmnself, Jimmy Null, Vic Ruhnke, Harry “Ice King- Spar ta among others.

Thirty-Fifth Date Marked By Paveroe

Mr. and Mr», k.lph P.vern celhad a <**ean 211 game and ebrated their .‘J5th anniversary and Car rig hitting a 214. The everybody present enjoyed a verv •ins put the Senor’s outfit in pleasant evenina with ___

from midcourt and Frank Rumpel- tin's sharply angled southpaw tos-

from the corners, were main feature* in the Rockne’s third and | Gallagher fourth quarter «coring apreea.

It was in this period that theRocknes suddenly achieved cohesion.They whipped the ball over, around and through their bewildered oppon­ents, and were drawing away rapidly as the game ended.

All of the Rockne courtsters figured in the scoring. Frank Rum- | Mipeltin and Al Demarest showing. the way with eleven and ten points ( respectively. Geib was high man for the Pierce Five with_ten mark­ers.

1Totals . . . . . . 948 873 894

IK O L L K Y C A R S (0 ); Dielo .............. . 172 150 167j Divine TTT. . . 167 180 152Michael son . .. . 225 218 170«allot . . . . . . . 216 ' IM 192

j Kaempf ........ 160 1.16 144

j Totals ........ . 938 836 815

T EN E Y K E- O '(0)

¡ Lindley .......... 170 161 147•Rainey .......... 197 163 181j Dolce .......... 150j Ellenberg . . . . 151 1251 WfUe ....... 142• H o p p a .......... . 152 134¡G re in e r .......... . 156 164 198! Totals ........ 82«i 737 818

{ The interest in the Bowling Lea­gue finds thre** members of the Board of Education rolling in the loop. Vice-President of the Board,

! William J. Terry bowling with the Forresters hit 160, 160 and 160

pleasant evening with refreshments and dancing

The guest* invited were: Mr. and Mr*. Petty, of

By Fort Lee

Mrs! Seeley of Jersey City; Mr. and Mr*. Jop*, of Jersey City; lfr. and Mrs. Spence of Greenville; Mr. ar»l Mr*. DeBlock, of Hsledon; Mrs. Sut­ton and son, of Prospect Paijk; Mr. and Mrs. Schafer, of Greenvil|e; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pavero of Belleville Mr. and Mrs. lucker, of Harrison;

JU s t week we had Hoot Gallagher , Mr. »rid Mr,. Tucker, of Irvington.of the Keane’s Tavern in the H.ll Mr. .nd Mm R. Pavero, of Hsrri-of Shame with - a record-of 13» but M “

Trustee John Wackwiti rolling with the Town Tavern Sit 166, 171 and 158; Trustee Alex Mileski rolling with the St. Michael'* bowled 190, 157 and 175.

Lyndhurst High School« __ball team, playing its first g*me o' the season and initial conte* un,) er the helm of Mike Murburg. defeated by Kearny fast Frxi* night 31 to 2S at the Kardir^ court. f

T h é Golden Bears alao dropp. tiieir game with Fort Lee Hir School Tuesday night by a scor,30 to 17. In both game* Frank teillv wa* the spar plug ot r Lyndhurst attack. He was hi*-> scorer for the home team with * for the Kearny game and 6 poin- for the Fort Lee contest

Playing for the first time the elimination of the center jurr the Lyndhurst team. again«t Ke*r* were penalized time after time f. - fouling. Kearny alao wa* a victi of the new type game and we,, penalized many times for the reason. Lyndhurst converted four teen out of nineteen foul trie* while Kearny made good w en eleven tries.

The Kardinal* paced by their tw veterans. Bob Forfar and Ted Elm ed the Golden lieaj» throughout the-

tussle. JOT^ar registered «lever marker* while Elmo tallied now. *<*ltS.

„«s*. « r . *,Hi c Murburg used two teams against Bayonne, Mr .„ I

isfaçtion with the performance ,,f hi* boy».

Scorer W .lt Hubert had made a ~ of ^ ndh“f’ t; _ **“mistake and Gallagher’» right aeore Fr™> Ptv 'ro aVid Miaa Pauline

— “ ■ Pavero of Lyndhurst; Mr. Robinsonof Lyndhurst and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pavero of Jersey City.

KEANES TAVERN <3)_ _ .2 0 2 182 201

H. S p a rta ...............156 166 166T. Dooley.......... 156 178 127W. Kraft .......... 211-c 210 170Car rig ............. ¿14 195 180

Totals 939 928 844

PRENDERÒ AST <|) Miglin 180 199

ina ........... 153. 162 . 166

. • 183

I Antorio; Coran» i Nasco

Totals

191 224-c IBB 198-c 174198 170199 ¿64

. Oetting back to basketball we have to mention the Colleg- ‘idles and Rocknes basketball quintet again Tommy Walsh, the power behind the huge Cximmercial Leader presses, request» in n< begging manner that we bring up the subject

Last week, it seems, we rated the Callegiatc basketball team higher 1 than the Rocknes. And that's what Tom, a staunch Rockne loyalist, is sore *bo»it. Said Tom: "Listen, Observer, as an Observer you certainly observe iwith an unobserving eye. Brtore you go making pr*dictions as to which'of the two teams arc better, why net Took'at this year's record? The Rocknes won seven’games this year and do you know how many the C >ll«iatt* won?“ "No, we said, “Not off hand, how many did they i win? "O n ly four,“ was Tommies quick uncaring re

1 . , * • 9 < t « t

"W hich proves,” ha said, “that the Rocknes are better.’ Because we have an m impartial unbiased opinion of both the local 'teams we could noj doubt him abruptly But we could mentic n that the CoBegiites are merely having a couple of off games And we could also suggest that if the Rocknes would play the same teams the Collegi ites engage, they might lose just as often. W e hint very iveakly, that the Collegitaes are playing harder opponents

T h a t s 'all twaddle," »aid Tommy. "W ho won last years game between the two teams? W e asked with a sly look on our fac(E. "That was ian off game for the Rocknes, was the reply, "Which team has more stars on it? was another qurs tiro Tom with a loyal luok pervading his contenace, "He tlicked us," we muttered I«' «HirseKtf.

W hy the Collegiate« have Ed Lilley, a star," we mentioned in what may be termed a -arcastK manner "And the Rivknc- have Rumpleioii. who (is just as gc*d," he answered “ What about OtatN. Schneider. Lagienberg. Bob blley, Kruckroeyet. « n t'tW lallev and Su n w A n. we thing at him. "W hat about

The Rivknc* have Demarest, Ctam, Reilly, Burk, ( sties l esh). Jmi IX'merest and Rudy Garaventi ’’y\nd inciiieiuly," he went T b ,w arr ,he b<^s who will take the < m-gi.tc* this seaiMi' Will tive get me ten on that’ ' ^we aJu J him But dilmuefcr," he answered, we are glad we got thoK two to one odds Vfe always Uke tndsib le a nukle with out any effort." I I

LY N D . CO LL. G. F. T . ÍE . Lilley, f .................... .. 5 2 12 iR. Lilley. f ..................... .. 0 0 0A. Lilley, .................... . . 0 0 0Lagerenberg, c.............. .. 1 0 2,Geary, g .......................... . . 3 3 9Schneider, g ................... . . 1 1 3

—Totals ......................... . . 10 6 26

C R EST M O N T G. F TW. Sargent, f ................ . . 1 0 2Asone................................ 0 1 1S. Sargent, f ................... .. -1 0 * 2Soars ........................... . . 2 0 4Van Pelt, c..................... . . 5 3 13Papsun, g......................... . . O 2 2Rye h ir; g......................... . 0 1 1Smith ........................... . . . 1 1 3

__ — —Totals ....................... 8 28Referee— Dolan.

RO C K N ES G F . TA. Demsrest f ................ . . . 3 4 10J . Demarest, f ................ 0 6Reilly ........................... . 0 1 1Leahy .......................... . . . 1 0 tf*uniy. t . ....................... . . . n 0 8Castlea ................. . . . i 0 2RupfpeHin, g ............... . . . 4 3 11Caraventi, g ................. . . 0 1 1

_ __ __Totals ..................... . 1 5 9 39

P IE R C E B IG F IV E G. F T.Smith, f......................... ...- 0 1 1Ulman .............. . . 0 0 0Bollier, f. % . . . . . 2 0 4Jack ................. .. . 0 0 0Geib; ............................ . . . 3 4 10Nuber. g .......... .......... . . 2 3 7f in a l , g g 4

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Serillo . N iviem > Dorando Wcindell Viemo

843COMMI NIT Y

167149

166170

1016<•)124179146

*170,

161

186 195 16 7

177135

j Toeals ............ 801 780

W T N ZA L I. F IV E (3 ), N. Lon g arto 149 220ci A. Cantore . . . . i IB 185M. Alonso . . . 189 186J . F errata . . . . 186 168V U n g a r* . .. 193 191

Totals ... ........ 866 9601 VK KK l 1 - (•>

1 r Buckel ........ •158 172J . Mut* |ÉB 154

1 V. Ruhnke . . . . 157 16(1’ D. Moran .......... 148 104! J . Nuil .............. 162 212

[ Total» 777 803

is 162. The way the Hoot went totown Tuesday night we will be put­ting him in the Hall of Fame if he doesn’t be himself.

Only two new members Into the Hall of Shame Club this week, a big drop from last week when four­teen members admitted. One repeat­er is Dave Moran of the Farrell’s Inn who rolled >104. Because of § slur on the score sheet the writer is unable to tell whether Qzarnecki or Jankowski rolled the 115 game a- gainst the West Ends.

Slight Damage In Auto Crash

An automobile driven by William H. Fisher, 86 Schurer Avenue, of Newark, and a truck operated by George Kenton, 72 Nancy Avenue, Eaat Orange, were both damaged in a collision nt KingsJand Avenue and Cypress Street Monday morning. Kenton was driving a truck owned by Edwin L. Elksr and Sons, Inc.. of East Orange. -

Cars driven by Contana© Visai, of 134 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst. and Jos­eph Domerski, 527 South 18th St., Newsrk, were in collision Monday night on Ridge Road. Damage was slight.

Miss Bernice Slobey of 486 Roose­velt Avenue entertained a t her home Wednesday night pt a social. Guests were: Misses Catherine Da­vidson, Georgette Cariossi, Eunice Eckert, Lillian Bradley, Marguerite James add Virginia Rocks.

Lincoln Parent Teacher Association will meet next Wednesday afternoon a t the School. A Christmas play will be given. Mrs. Rheta Urinker hoff and Mrs. Ruby Pitkin will take charge.

A*ainat the Fort U e team Tue-

‘¡Ton f e \s J r ,* S 2

g re a te r m argin of victory against th e Bears.

Crupi of Fo rt Lee was high scorer of the game with nine points while his team mate AUIaon wa* runner up with 8 markers.

Reilly was high scorer for the L y w ih u rs t ag g reg a tio n with six poin ts.

L. H. S. Basketball Schedule

Coach-—Norman "Mike" Murbarr Manager—Edward Bussing.

t»er 1» Cliir-ide Park—swayDee. 21 Fo rt I^e— home Jan . 7 Clifton— n e t ;Ja n . 11 Belleville— home Jan . 17 St.Jan. 24 Kearny— hone Jan. 28 E. Rutherford—home Feb, i E. R u th e rfo rd - .. , , Feb. I t Clifton—home Feb. 1« Lodi-home Feb. 21 St. Mary—home Feb. 25 Belleville—away

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Tells Society Of The Orient

By T H E O B S E R V E RKveryone ha* probably heard of

Bit! Reed- H i? picture has appeared ,fl nagaxines am* the rotogravure and feature sections «f almost every

w spaptr of any importance. He has »»Iked over the radio. And everyone probably knowa that what he ia £am ,.u* for is hi> deep aea diving. B ill Reed is the Ace of the Deep Sea Hivers. He alao has the distinction of l*ing U»e highest paid man in his pruregion. For one job he received $*0,000.

But what many people do not knewi.s that this famous man has a rela­te« living in town— his mother— Mrs. W illiam Rinkei. Her sun changed his name to Reed during the war He was advised to do so by th* la« vert of the huge Merritt Chapman hngiM tr an Salvage Corporation . th tthom he was employed at the

t n:•.«■. Living down at 146 Fern Ave­nu* Mrs. ttinkel is alway* willing io tell you about her famous «on 1> she proud of him ? Very much in-

cJ. Her e>ea light up and her : n * becomes diffused with a glowing

(miration as she tells you of her • ii.Ilies" latest exploit.

liill Reed is forty-six years old :iut he is ftill B illy to his mother. S .»«ting six feet and weighing clua«

200 pounds. «miling -*11 Reed I -tartling contrast to hts inothe

v .1.» I*, and always was slight o . jild. Ju !g in g by her son’s age on . ,iy assume that she is now ver. iiK«d and in the twilight of life.

W .ll Mrs. Rinkei is old but fa.liriahed with--her life. She’*

mil but still active and walk»— v ¡ftfy and w ith no sign of age—

w herever she wants to go. Lookingii.-althy indeed with clear pink com- p't xion, she teHa how she applied loi u 11 ur.ves job in Connecticut. She was sixty nine at th« time and gav< he i are as 35. They accepted her and with no ‘ questions asked. No one doubted her age.

Hurt's quite a few years ago. Ol i " u r » we know her age now but

• re instructed, smilingly but strict* not to c ! . ulge her age to anyone.

She may be a bit surprised to And t l account in the Leader. She had

idea it would appear in print. She's quick in speeih and can dia-

. us» anything from opera— German and Italian operas—.-he loves the . |K-ra and the theatie—to the latest -w;rig in science. And she may dis us- these things a little better thar

•■onveraatian partner—much te !n or her annoyance.’

B I T it isn’t she who is the topic hscusiion. Her son B ill Reed U

•''¡it ühe like* to talk about. She tak«-- out clipping after clipping and , ruudly aho-v* them. She will show yi-u torlea about her B ill in the i'"i»ular Mechanics publication, other

gaxinea and clippings from New 'i rk « n i California newspapers U.-ed’s job takes him all over the

intry and the workl for that mat

I' may be ttretching a point to> lhat without B ill Roed the great

’ • .ooo.ooo Oakland, 8an Franciscobridge might never have beta

!i, And yet Engineers say just ’ at.

11« rc is an excerpt from a storj .-itten .bout B ill Reed bjr Frank J

!(,r in the June edition of th*•r' Popular Mechanics Magaxine

bridge contract had just been le Engia—Ta met to discuss th.

.. t. Ilete'K what he said:The five men around the Ubi luded?. some of tke greatest en *« i> in the land. They agree

it called for more than snwr v nee ring braips to build tha dge. So they sent for W illian

U m I 11« listened to their story and I lie would tackle the job.

BW Reed 1« no «rqrtiteer. He 1mm college education. He left aehoo' .• l id and went to work with a

dtfv c nstruction gang. He couldn't '■»•ure « stress or strain to save hi»

l*ut Bill Reed’s name is fame •In« engineers gather.

" ut n he U ft the : iraclors room, he ■"* »be highest paid of .1.000 em-

i*iv> een on thé bridg« project, for two• " * n v . .

>ne [% that m il Reed is a "Handy ■' lv under water** and the other is ' a! he "has eyes in his fingers",

t!* engineer pat K. bead's contract «aa unique I t as

‘ -red him a retainer e f S1M 00 a• ;.r, plus “ dee* aw tey ". l i e n time ■ dove twelve isdkis or more fc y a M

1«*0 foot mark he received » l-naa of a dollar a foot i W ' s what

*n°w n aa deep money.V t- eether the W orld’s most riaky • ill net Bee ’ about 1*0.000 when done. Offhand, that looks like a of m o i# ï, bu t w atrh him fo r a

» hoar, ». ht w v n hi* Itf, th» tid o .. Th*» mm If you

aid ,-aia t,. „ r , , n e h ty "grand** B«*d I* -« m i,.» h i . "

► « » ..n th j. on ¿a t. Bill B a«t ha-l d v r to ll.o iHittom of tho Ha>

'T "* * * • I'Kht down th a t fo r- 1 foot Ia plaoe, —jaa t .» .r iu i lt . it» . 1 y l*.«»k v i l o r . H r had lo H w r ib ' » ho » . d u in r A ,

P. UIWI .l,.wn w ith tho oM of m ,,M „ M ia a i m i i m i to . B ill ho.

' - 1 arwinrf and m if tho ronero l. MWÉM j,r.)porljr on tho hottnK “ r r A o hridiro wo> M artod Bit

* -i t . . k m « , w M i ¿ c rm . M m hatï “Î . * * o I.UMW«..■Irr Ho had to lo ca l, th r totoph.«..

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tir It a h .r Htiotnooo. Kvnlhant pro iraaor aad a p . i « i , . i .a tho Bayoaoo ^haola. Thurmlay at«hl dMrnlad ho- r.wv th. Holy Naim- ml Sa.rod Mrarl t'hunh tho rhaoam« riaw. paint of t s , Urwrn toward, th* « rriorn world.

A t ^ . ’ î . »f c .-.^- iorahlo ,a - v a n o « ., la tho O th to t. Dr. Koto»-

» V . l'A ria COMMI» AIHHtESSKS WOMKN

jOAN Y(K!’VF CìOT SOMKI HING THfiTC! thf world** rnest peri eel man (and wtwth twenty mitli.ms) aa \ .* ,ll find .wl *hm you act "T h j Perini Specimen" »hkh comes to Ihe Rio Theatie lor ttinr* day» starting December 1WH.

Lyndhurrt Claaa fo r W oawn»ill hold th e ir annual O ria tn u M w rty luoaday a fto rao n a a t tho hurch.Tho t-i.mniittoo in t h a r to in- ■lado»: a » . Mil tun KIU*. Mra. T. .'laneia k m x h t. Mra. Jo h n ko lly and T it. Froderick Hrac.x k

JnTAeWEEK'S NEW 5Ü1 PluaibiiiK - Ileal in« T t i t i t m u

A. MitckeN & Son242 LAKK A \K

LVNONl H»l, N J W » j- n m

<w e ,.« a p t A U W M S tr> h i

BÜNATC O M I S H O M I A L O N g w . C im a r R i* h * r e g y e a r - a i t f o r p h a n r a l a r n « t a h e r b i r t h p ia c e , t a n f r a n c «eco • re a » M aew ay w i t h »ter n a n *

own co n c ep t* * •» tn« i«oei tesa sto««« eoa tu rn t SH# asas Oaaefcla v e lv e t» s æ w wphaist e r y m a t e r i a l t h a ï » r « v a s e a a a l t p « u i t e » '« « e r

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V It.ori (.«la 4.’..VI l.onptoto AahtNa V IV » I «HOMAt lO M ItlS A t lO S W |

M ta lk l 'r .B w n c m W n n * S .« B >! V » I l .ai

JOHN’S BEAUTY SHOPIH l'.II .K KOAIi I \ NUMI KSI . V J

LYNDHURST and RUTHERFORD WINDOW CLEANING CO.

« c * r i n c i o r c coc^oc r o r r^ ic iry 'r ^

Fcr Xmas Gifts

- Y a rd lc y - CoiF a B H Perfum e Sets * ^óitmon'» /

l’ri%’ate Home« Our SpeciaKjr

PHONK Rl THUHFOltP 2 'C^2RKM DI NCt W IN D O W S C l» ANKO

O ulM Ue I Oc — K o lli S U t i I V A W h i t m

^caratff aPartem c And VK’iB ¡m 'iu t AU Hmri

Thuac «Auw we »rrvc wJI tind Ihe .» t te n e t* h e « , in p e * c i a n j g rn t im rM . thiiufhttiilm «. that K» lai It near J , ^

..................« . a , -

Everyman's Bible Class

HuUierfwrd Hifli Srhod

OVER THE TOP KOK F A I LS«mn Dec. Itffc

J. L. BURK Skavia Sett E oitm an Kodak» Waferman'i Pens IflrflM W

«ulh. rl.trd 2 1«»»; thoy w-ro lo lift hi«' » Iho ho«»«. Calmly ho tald

■ to I» ...rwlal that all hr had

► A G E s i x H A J B S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1«, 1937

ClassifiedAdvertisem ents

Down the Line With the P. T. A.The New Jersey congress o f Pa r­

ent« and Teachers YecenMy held a i convention in Atlantic C ity ana we

. , . . believe the parents would be interestWe caannt guarantee the insertion of any sd- „ j tlJ know ft ^ 0{ th* resolutions

verti etneni in thsas columns unless same is M id lhat w<>re endorsed and w ill be sup-, for in advance. Rates for classified advertising p 9 fU d by tbe parcnt Teacher Asso- are as loilows: one insertion $.jO, two consecu- : L.ja (|on throughout the counf tive insertions $.76, thf-se consecutive insertion»$.JN); 1our consecutive insertions $1.00. Lim it

* * hve lines, sverage ,aia. words to a Un*.

r . M M K K s _ d e < o n n k i k s

f A U m N G . DECORATING siwl P A PERM ANGING

F iss i s scraped and rednished Ern es« Henderson. 112 Forent Avenu«'. I.jndhurst. Phone Kuth. 2-4»?®.

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P A IN T E K A N D D ECO RATO R also REF1N 1SH IN G OK F U R N I­T U R E . Old Furniture brought teck to its original color. J . 1*. Groenendy ke. Kuth. 2 1WC R.

Îhout the country.I attention to the need

of protection for cluld health tnat only a home can give, and urge parents to make use of help end in­struction offered by recognised au­thorities in this fteio. We adc that

u parents everywhere safeguard the.“ *! ' physical and mental h<*a>tn of tlu

1 child through carefully planned programs of w ork, rw-1 eat ion and rest, by protecting his personality, am.

P E T S FO R S A L EJO STO NS. C O CKERS, S P IT Z , FO X

ami Cress Breed Fupp.es |2. up Tropnal and Gold Finn. Full ol vages. bird, fish and dog suppnes. special 6 gal. f.sh aquar. $1 _ _______L “ t us take care o t your pets while by assuming responsibility for you enjoy your vacation. Free de- 1 livery. G E A R Y ’S P E T SHu i* . 4U>Broud St., Newark. Near I). L. 4 W. Station.

FOR SALtfF A IM IN G 4 DECORATING don.

reasonably. Estimates rtieerfutty f FOR SALE Hed, futt si*«*, complete given. Ruth 2-4IH4R. C. Jung,' with spring and mattress; like616 4th St., I.j n hurst. 12 15 4t,c. I t,ew. Transaction conrt.Untial. Ad

dress Box 10 Commettial header.BUILDERSC A M . OLSEN for any alteration*, ,.>OR jjALE

building or repaiis. Best reputatiui. •Old established builder in I. y nil hurst Mperialty un flashing Irak mg R jd ow s. A. Olsen, 134 L i ingston Av-. Lyndhurst. I’it no Ruth 2-2767- W. 10 27 tf. j

1938 Standard Chev- Coach. ready for winter use.

Hund new rubber. Reasonable. Call Rti?h 23M33.

12 1» 2ti-p

W E A T H E R S T R IP P IN GFOR SALE

1 NEW IHILCO KADMI FLOOR SAMP1.K8 AT HALF PRICE

, I JOHN RAFNERWEATHERSTRIP ytur windows und MAIN AVE. PASSAI'

doors. Ke4-p out draughts, du»t and PASSAIC 2-0527dirt. Save fue Reasonable prices. |high clats work. A-«o carpenter., repairs and rodflng.BERGEN METAL WEATHER

STRIPS232 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst , Phone Ruth. 2-2017 or 2-785 ! I*

C A R P E N T E R and BUILDER Porc-, enclosure*, storm window.«, altera tions. All kinds of repairing and > garages. Stephen J. Sugalski, 72*-' Ten Eyck Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth. 2-2520. 12-2-4ti-p

P L U M B E R S P L U M RI N ti— H B A T IN G

E S T IM A T E S C H E E R F U L L Y GIV EN . A L L W O RK GUARANTEE!! W O RK D O N E B Y SK|I I ED I P L U M B E R S M) YEARS EX PER 1ENCE. H A R R Y K K IY K K . lit)« R ID G E ROAD. I.Y N D II I R ST

*HONE R U T H . 2-5821P L U M B IN G & HEATING JoMwnuf

a specialty. G. E. Terry. 148 Fern Ave.. Lymlhuibt. Phone Ruth 1241-J. U 4 4U-P

R E A L T O R S

'FOII SALE. Lauter Player

establishment of standards of life.In the midst of al! our modem

¿•orial development stands the home the basic social unit, subject .to and nfluemed by social, political, and

oremomic f orces. W e tietnnw ttai education for parenthood, human re lations an r citisenahiji must be de v eloped on a far wirier scale in order to create in each home appreciation and understanding of the values fun damental in the accomplishment ol these ends.

Since the ability to earn a liveli­hood is of basic importance in the development of a «.cially useful per son, we believe it is imporl-ant that education Iu the vocations as well a* t l* general art of living be made an integral part of the program of all : eliool systems.

We heartily commend the effort*, r.f t ie President of the Unitej States to pit vent war and tu bu.Li up a last ng ¡»eace which shall a varue the

Piano, interests and welfare of children th.

Association will be held on Decem­ber 22nd at 2 P. M. A Christmas party w ill follow the business meet­ing and there is a rumor that Santa will be there. Refreshment! Will also be served.

W A SH IN G T O NThe regutar meeting of the Wssh-

ington Unit w ill be held on Decern

Christmas Party For Reed Council

A t a meeting of the Good and W elfare department of J . Morgan Read Council, Daughters of Am er­ica, held Thursday night a t the' home of Mrs. Pauline Neelan of

ner 16th. st 3:15 P. M Each class Tontine Avenue, plans were msdewill take part in the program.

R O O SE V EL T - FR A N K L INA silver tea wax given on Wed­

nesday by the Roosevelt-Franklin Uait. A Christmas, v n gram of whichMiss MrClean was in charge was rfven by the popil* Reverend R.•Villiaws w as the'guest speaker. Mrs.Earp program chairman was in ha.ge.

H IG H SCH O O L*The High School Unit of the P.-T.

\. wiH hoi % Christmas musicale on December 22nd st 8:15 P. M. ip the lli£h S< )io<il auditorium. An extensive nrmrrnm w*H be given.

L IN C O LN The Lincoln Un it of tha P.-T- A.

met on Wednesday, Dec. 15th. A

to hold a Christmas party afte r themeeting of the organization Wed­nesday night at the club houae.

The committee in charge includes Mrs. A. J . Johnson, Mrs. Natelle Coon, Mrs. L illian .Meyer. Mrs. F red ­erica W urst, Mrs. M sry B ra u er and Mrs. Robert Sauer.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of Harold G. Barr nger Post. Americsn Legion, will meet Wednesdsy night at the (Hub House.

Christmas play will be upper grades. A food

1 of Mrs. O. Osback was

R jh and Game ¡gabbbn c l u b t o

Heroes Return H0LD XMAS PARTV_ _ _ _ _ The Lyndhurst Garden Club will

J w p t i ( ;.u th » r . . m .m tor o f P - n , th.the Bergen County Fish and Game Town IU U * Monti* y evening. Decea- Trailers, is back home frem a |uut- 8 ° ’ciock-ii»K trip into Pennsylvania. W ith . P,Än* h-v* hmn maöe tohim fame a laige s.z.* buck wbnti Mr. Gauthier waa fortunate to (hoot during one week of deer hontiagon the other side of the Delaware.

the usual large decorated tree witn g ifta for all.

The social committee have made arrangement» for refreshments, mu

I sic, etc., and all members and their Mr. Gauihieir was a guest nf Mr. families are cordially invited to at-

and Mrs. George Gauthier with I te^j. whom he accompanied on the hant- . «ing party. I V hunting party wancomposed of all members of the bn- 1 Th* annual Christmas celebrationmediate family. of the Everym an’s Bible Class of

Rutherford will take place this; i Sunday morning at the Rutherford

rt gh School. About 800 men fromBetween the five men. Which com­

posed the group, three deer were !shot. All of th , m ,m h ,„ of t h . ¡ ^ h u m « ¡ H ~ M t ^ ' 'Fish and. Ganie Trailers with their ,wives will toasi to Mr. (¿authier’d ’ Hundre«ls of stockings will he onluck a t a venison sieak p a r f j; the'^ isp'ay, which will be distributed todate of which wi|| be announced | the poor kiddies in vsrious towns,later. There will also be a Santa Claus.

..»eluding music* cabinet and rolls. wo¿j,d over.825, 1937 General Electric Radio. observe with alarm the inAmerican and Foreign reception °f sex traged>es and crimes$25. I« Van Riper Ave., Ruther «."»"»tie. again.t children ty de- ford,’ gem rates and pa ruled .persons, and

-. — would urge that parole authoritiesFOR SAI.E TOYS: Roll top desk, refuse parole to those convicted oflila< kboard desk, china closet with , sex crimes.

dishes, Imssmet, high clvair, all After reading tlie above we know\ery . heap, also adults full size you will try ami assist in this gn-a’. iron bed and spring. 22b Forest w«jrk and become active members of Avenue, Lyndhurst, Rutherford the different Units in Lyn hurst 2-1662 W. j • • .

R IV E R RO AD

FOR SAI.E -19^0 rhevroti’t cu.p, . l*n i l" ' of "th '.' n tGood condition, cheap. 112 Dela-field Avenue, foni 2-3220J.

Lyndhurst. Ruther12 10 2t. c.

FOR RENTHOUSES

G mrms. hath, 2 car gar.6 rooms, bath 1 <<n g;1 rooms, b a t h ..........................{ rooms, bath ........................

FLOORS5 rooms, >,ath, g-r. 2n I5 rooms, bath, gar., 1st3 rooms, l>alh, share heat, 2nd

tOR SALE7 rOoms, hath, I car gar.6 rooms, hath, 9 rar gar.• rooms, b a th ............................'I hese homes tan b* bought

FO R R E N T

FO R R EN T Furnished rd >»n, wit!« private family. Near High School,5 m.nutes from Railr ad Station. 232 Weart Avenue, Lyndhurst.

9 10-tf |

FOR R E N T — 3 room apartmentsRetjt 912. and $15. Gas and elec-

no l>atl'. Apply Samuel (¡lick, »ad. Ly

CHURCHESTHOM AS* E P IS C O P A L

C H U RC H I

.*07 K dge I

I FOR RENTLyndhui st. N J

$4<KMI

3500 II

down payments and al*Hit $40. |»<*r month, or less.

For your Real Estate needs, see A. 8TENBERG KORFNsEN

Real Estate and Insursnce 882 Stuyvesant Av.*nue

Ruth. 2 2017 or Ruth 2 7M53 J12 2 tl.

~CT SA\TNOfor

Real E s ’Sle and Insursnrr R E N T A L S

House, 6 rooms, decorated, gar. 14* Na«as, 6 ro.ms 44-*Apartment. 5 rooms, h«'sl ffl'iApt. 3 r’Mims, tile liath, heat $40

FO R HACK House, 5 rooms, $250 rash, easy

terms ....... ....... $2501House, • roon s $5.HI cash

terms ........... ? . . . $4300

APARTMENT — 4 I and bath, heat supplied j

I'54 Summt Ave ¡tuth. 2-416'.«.* 'OR RENT—Furnished rooms w.th !

private lamily, garage. 276 Lyrnl burst Ave. Cad evenings.

12*9-4t:*pFOR REN r~Private gatage, in vi

»in.ty of Posi Avenue, near Wear! Avenue. Write Commercial l^-al ' er. B«ii 15. Lyndhurst

12 16 U p

ROOMS K »n I t r V T4 room, and bath5 ruoius ami l>ath 4 rooms ami bath.

$25 00 83«) .(HI

heat t up- jP li« l ............. $40 00 1

H O M ES FOR R EN T C rooms and hath $40.00 '« rooms and hath, two car gar-

FOR RENT—3 mimi, heat, .hot wa ter, Frigida.re. 833 2n 1 Avenue.

Ly: «.hum. Mr. Jitnes, Supt.LO ST

LO ST IIumiu., ||un, aa le . |Ha«k and shite. Reward if returned I« 419 lake \*e.. L>ndhur-t

M IS I K L L A N E O l'HW A N T ED — Rabbi.n ami Guinea Pigs !

Wm: W irrsing, h4 ( ortlandt St., Belleville. N J Phone Belleville 2 12-10 4t p.

. . . . .WXN I Fl> Lionel or Aim 'iican Fiye.

uml accessories. Phojjc j *318. Call ami give pnr- I

Forest an I Stuyvesant Avenues REV. FRANKLIN G FABER, Rector

Rectory : 361 Livingston Avenue Phone Rutherford 2-0157.

j R E E D M E M O R IA L U N 11 I D I PR E8 H Y t E R i AN ( I IU U C II

Stuyvesant A ve, near Valley Brisk Rev. James H. Litte!!, |> D

Pastor ' î):45 a.m. Sunday School

11:00 *.m. M.irnirg Wi*»«h'**7 tin n in Young People * hns;ian

Union.7 00 p.m. Intermediate Y.’.inj; P- >>

pl«*s C h riiban Union.

i C H U R C H o r o u r F \ I HER U N IT A R IA N

Home A venae RutherfordRev. Hubert A. Wright

92 Orient W ay. RutheifïVd Morning Worship 11 a.m.Sunday School 10 am.

M ET H O D IST E P IS C O P A L C H U IU I I

i orner SiM»«e»ant nnd I ont ihr \«e» K«*v Donald E. Wiliian.s. Pastor I’srsotiage, 307 Tontjin* Ave Fhone: Ruthsr'ortl 2-7518 J

t-a UuiJi.tKulaia anytime.

kL i U-Kia:i u . f k U .\

v« «n» Mtar tinnmi s-ptmr

age<Nher a ttrac tiv e Rentals

>50 IMI

NOTICE —Any car waaned and Si- mon.sed, uphoMrtv cleaned for only $3.00. Cam t alle«) for and de­livered. Phone RUth. 2 4800.

t>u Muta "i**1 to • ik J ik N i Iw tk fta y » . »« '

$325 for $35MOV ING—MttJt iacrifi. e for quirk

■*afe, 4 year rolVge crurse >n law. 25 large brown, l.mp bu Cier vo'un rs with 75 i-upple menls ami 100 addit.oital teats, w r*h 4-v. • * Hi.x 457Commercial »« «*

I IS T . M A T T H t W S '

L U T M tH A N C H IH C M

Rev. George F Mulle’, 29à Iraker» P I , I yndhiinal. N J.

! Valley Itruok \*e aad f ratei» |*|j CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ( lll'RCHi IS t h e UNINEi^E. IN I V. i)I ING MAN, fcvOl VED »li atli

218 Stuyevsani Rutherford 2RADIO RF.i'tlR

HURKWAY R\DIO HF.NVKI B v p e tt lep a m jig on all rad. > Iu

» - s te j froe. Ten Ey. k A » ••au .

I >TR| tTlONP IA N O f N s f t U C n o N S Imprtrvis'

tag papular mum. ami ilasaica tough t at year home at $1 p i les­son Call Rath 2 5655 J Victo» IS w « ipawa. A 8 104M *

WANTED -3-Piece O .-hestu to play e.»r^- Saturday Itight. Write B »’ 1. < ortimerrial laxader, l.vndhurst,N 1 124-411 p

'V > V I m>-OM M ich in o n « ! ! “ '»1.1 m W jn n k r- Mao A .I.., 1

,---11 ' Forest A ve , Lyndhurst.\N V N T ED — Veteran to work on

M ix Ade», 115 Forest Ave.,Lyndhurst. ■

NURSERY frilO O I. 2 4, byh.*ur or day ’ C*aH ItutWefer-t 2 253t* R. U tA.io- » A " l l ard !

! P Mf U S o m O N V 4 M » C l \ R IN E T IN H fR l » TIONH

Given In your own home for only; H o M E C A T E R IN G for the busy * l | t Antheny Frang psne, tliiv a i * . ?rook Avenue. • none RU th . I-4Û56

1 .11 bur n'

tO K t i p

P IA N O T U M N '.H A M o T t lN IN O J Kdwunl la v ,

“ The -Piano l»œ terH endorsed by The E i neat Slovens Plaho Stitd >•« -wf f#im*rlair. also Tuner far 'villa Schods Fstabii»h«<d .Hi lia lievilla 2 8053.

lOKt E " wab 1*j c.e sui.j.-^t t lesson Sermon m all l . un h. ta r is i. Scienti i, i i sut.'ii.,, I» l»er VJ

The t.obien• ' r. and thy al. g«:.*.al.ov \

old ivast thru tai l tl»e fnundanon t>f tlH' tar.h v.nd \i.* u*e*e a ,. *wtuk ««r thy ha ml*." (Psalms 102.12, 24).

Amen»» the citations whi.h • ct.pi prl » tha Lt .■ ni.'*-, i t u - ft.owing from the Rii-U ; “Selve th

Lo.d with gladneas: come before hi« presence with slitg.ag Fm j.ie im , is go..I hi* mercy is everta t i*f. and his trulh en vireth t.* all ge;^ eiatmns." (P«a!nu> IOíi i, 5)

The I eason Serruuu al*«*v ua-lude« the f '!l»>wing pn an- fmm t • Christian Seietxe texl>««>ok. - *v te n and Health With Key t > the s. r ,« I

Fancy aandw-ch^s tures * hy Msry Bak r K l v “God ' Cup cakes, sma'i ami uv?« gre not live satue, t>ui vn

Go** and ! G d

as==welcome gifts.bprjad Xmas Cheer with gifts of food . . Fine foods

We o re headquarters for Christmas Baskets and Boxes.Specials Thursday, Dec. 14th to Wednesday, Dec. 22nd Inclusive

If You H ave Not Received One Of Our Recipe Calendars . . Ask For One.O R D ER YO U R T U R K E Y E A R L Y

Do not take any chance spoiling yoer Christmas dinner W e are headquarters for holiday poaltry. \ au « i l l :she no chance »hen you buy from us. we will have me kind— the beat— and one price. \\ nole or Shank Find— Special Cared

MEAT DEPT.T H U R S D A Y . F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y

Smoked Hams . . . lb 278T E N D E R B O N E L E S S

Pot R oast . . . . . . lb 32(F U L L C U T C H UCK

Pot R o a s t .................lb 2181 R E> II J E R S E Y C UT— Whole or Rib I-lad

Loins of Pork . . . lb 238O l R O W N M A K E C O U N T R Y S T Y L E

Suusage M eat . . lb 29* Phila. S .rapp le . 2 lbs 258

GROCERY DEPT.

Home mad.' Pol »sh K1HZK1 O | L C .r German Ò R IT Z W U R S T • • * +Polish K I E U I a s E Y or ||_ a e .

eauine B O W E R W I7 R 8 T I D 3 0 %

VEGETABLE DEPT.T H U R S D A Y . F R ID A Y . S A T U R D A Y

Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs 108l . \ R G E

Juicy Lemons . . dox 258II VNU PK 1« ED Cooking or Esting

Apples . . . . ,I. KR t.E S U N K 1ST

O ranges . . . .CAN VDI VN

Yellow TurnipsPINK MEAT JU IC Y

Grapefruit .

4 lbs 198 . doz 358

. 3 lbs 108 3 for 178

PhHRp'sTOMATO

SOUPcart

BISQUICKHi pk« 25*

WHEATIESi* « i o *

fine with fruit

Phillip'sVegetables or Cooked Spaghetti

can E 8

IIF .IN Z

Rice Flakes . . . . pkg 108 PalmoBve Soap . cake 58

or S E S T I .KH

Evap. MHk . . . . 3 208W e carry a full line of Beechnut

Baby Food 108Packed in tlaH* jara— You can heat in

name Jar

College Inn BEAN SPROUTS can 10c Callege Inn Chop Suey NOODLES can 10c College Inn Chop Sjey SAUCE bot 10c Col left Inn Chop Suey Bead Molasses 10c College Inn CHlCKI N BROTH 16c(lOLtl MEALPrune Juice . qt jug 158 Potato Starch . pkg 128R I N K k K i O R I J B E R T Y u

Cocoa . . . 2 B> box 15*Pure Grape Jam lb far 15c Crackerettes Ig box 118

'»•'RU S O f T SA N I R O LL

Toilet Tissue . . 9 258

Christmas Baskets $1.50 - $2.25 - $3.00

The Perfect G ift Package YA N K K F. One Das. Per Case

Hostess Asstment. $1.69“ Yankee on the label means qaality

W e hs>* a full line af Horn. Mtde PWs. F ru it Cabaa, Walnut Pilberis. M i HNa*s t he l ig a , A lmoads, B ras il N t M M H I M i l r t r l r n , dried mited fruits,C t-,;i Peel, Oraage PceL Lemon Peel, Glased Cherriea, Pumpkin. Cranberries. MinceMeat Da.es, Fiea, Wines, Brera. Liquor a. Fresh Country (*lder. (linger Ale. Sodaa.\Her Dine r Mints, and many ether fo«Js fer tbe holiday table, too numerous to

v .r . low prices.

A full line of 4'hrtatmas Tret«; and W reath i s i l l he »old on lot next to oar building at very res aon ablepvirea.

Total Receipts la ga for a worthy cause

COFFEES AND TEAS - -sM- *4

I We p a rk and blend our own coffee. Theae coffees are■ gr«a«d to »our order. You aren't paying for fancy tin rann.

A STRONG AN D V IG O R O U S

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I MASTER BLEND .............. lb 238g M ILD A N D M R LLO W

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