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TWELVE PERSONS INJURED IN SECOND AVENUE COLUSION SUN

SCHOOL PHYSICIAN RECOMMENDS sm W F H A U « INOCULATIONS FOR DIPHTHERIA^ nSfwv Min

C om m ittee O f T h re e B oard M em bers A ppo in ted T o C o n fer W ith D r/B u rb a n k A s T o T h e A dvisability o f Inoculating A ll School C hild ren A gw nst T h is D readed Disease.

L y n d h u r s t M a n I s A m o n g T h o w I n « S e n o t » Com tion A t T h e W e s t H u d s o n i io a f M t a l T w o C

T u r n e d O v e r A t C o m e r o f D t i d « l d A % « h w .

Neither Driver Able To Be QuestionedJanitor Reports New Furnace b Faulty

ty Council, o f th e New Je rse y W o­m en 's Republican C lab, Sheriff H a r­ry H arper, o f B e r * « C « M y , ha* «ant a le tte r to th e B ergen C i « t | B oard o f F M mU h i , aaking th a t le r io u i a tten tio n he g ivaa th e **- tab liahm en t o f a place o r w ard w h e n caaee o f o toervatio n . a i l , wom en, and ch ild ren can he hnaan i aw aitin g th e Anal diapoaition o f th e ir easea, in place o f hav ing them locked up in th e H ackensack County

MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON OUT ON BAH.

Thia ha* been th e practice, oaring to th e f a r t th a t no o th er place had been available, a n d th e a n fo rta a a ta a a re placed in th e ja il w here th ey a r e conAned w ith crim inal» w hich ia d e trim en ta l to th e m and inhum a n in character. T h e re waa a caae not long ago w here aeveral ch ildren w ere locked up in ja il , becauae th e ir

fa th e r , and th e y would he Beaded f o r witneaaea.

T he Freeholder* will cenahtor the

i l i f t e a fr*.<em t h m I tato.pi— Ibi» fis . l a M yaw

G raro Itoymiind, -4 SmUb.

w< htp('hart** lU lk i f »1 f r ig ilias.

laceration* •( waip, ngai hand badly »»I, strained mxk..

A M » « f W f» , 4 MB fedgw n a <I y n 4 fc« r* (. U n n t M H * f '( M M

C oauaisatoners m ake a U bulaU on ef r ig a s s i 11 fee bri de » », culvert*, catch la i lB a , and sto rm w a te r draina, de aired d a r in g th e y e a r e f ISM.

Mayer W eed» will m m with Ih» F reeholder» to eenridar Ut» M method to be adopted fe» the hMlall at ion of certain w age Uaea through th r townahip which will traverae the eaiatlng county ra l verta

An ordinance for the grading and construction of concrete ai dewalk» on Furm an Place, from Madiaen Street to Orient Way. wa» Intre-a - J

The peace and order ordinance

MISS G» FILUPONE AND WM. HICKEY MARRIED ON SAT

t W b a t Maieno, <f D a H n < Newark; M | tow«»** and m t

Rtahanj i n M a trim«*«* Meato *ard. Nertk A ttingi.« . k d y Srtilsaa

A nuptial maee waa ia !S ta l ed at »rter oiaatpy High Street. Meath nine o rloch *a Halapdey m em lng . A rtthg ten I m i M m i ef «boa* aari a t the ftaciwd Heart H— II» C athalta hedyC harrh . « h e a Mia* O w e filllpon* . t ia n p n p a . Mi«» « r n t ,dau g h te r o f H r. and M lh •a l» e i« r» A ritag toa . ta rern ltoa* e f « Im i mé Fillipoae, ef MittoM* A venae, t o and e t e h . and ey e M a came th e b r td . o f WtUlam H tek .y , A M k .« , S t i la l i* * | r tu rd A*w- eon o f Mr* Mary Hwkey. »f M l a » . | ,n d h ar* t end *ho» am a

n u u e i accident

Jamee F. William», of S44 Willow Avenae, Waa am w ted in Nutley on Sunday, on a charge o f dnvtag while under the influence of liquor. Joeeph (Ungi, J r . . o f 4.S* I’aulinaon Avenue, Passale. waa the complainant. W il­liam* waa relraaed on |W 0 hail, and will appear in the Nutley police court th is evening to answer the charge.

The arrre t f «Unwed a call made to the Nutley police that an accident had occurred on Waahlngton Ave nue. In front of the Nutley T ailCompany The officer detailed (o ' make the investigation, found that the car driven by William» had rraahed into a Fold coupe belong mg to ( iangt, which waa pa rked at the aide of the road. The impact of the craah drove the Ford into a Baick, of Anthony Scon a, of Sher­man Street, I'aaaaic.

|t«th the Ford and the Willy»- Knight driven by William», were badly damaged. I»r. Bauman of Nutley wa» «immoned, and . pro-' nounred William» »offering from al choliam. and unfit to drive a car.

Dr. Mò»her. of I yndhurat alao ea- ami ned William», and aald that while he n a y have had a few drtnka, ' he

Bail wa» furniahed Keincke, of l.yndhurat.

The l.yndhurat Women1! Re pu tilt ran ('tub held" the annual meeting with election of .dticera a t the Town Hall on Monday afternoon.

Mr» M lian T a m a r waa etortod

“LEADERS” EDITOR IN MATRIMONIAL BONDS

pi «aidant 'la «aeread Mr* Jennie s „ (1, Carp, who has been preaidant of the club alm e ita inception about th ree year» ago Mr» E a rp d e c lin e d ih» nomination a* »he aatd the rewpon aibiUtiea of h»r new baby g irl. M a r_____

Announcement was made thia week of the m arriage «« Saturday of Fred S. Berner, editor of the Com­mercial Leader" of l.yndhurat and of the “ Bergen Time*,’’ of Hacken­sack to Mina Ann Dorsey, of Ruth-erford. . , ,

The ceremony waa performed a t the Grace Episcopal Church, tn-Cheat­er, which is a suburban town of Phil­adelphia, by the Rev. J. S- T ait, rector of the church, a t high noon on Satur­day-

A fter a short honeymoon trip , Mr. and Mr». Berner returned to Ruth­erford, where they are receiving friends a t their new home a t 217 Mountain Way.

Mr. Burner when a baby was bap­tised ia the church where the m arri­age ceremony was performed, and when a child attended Sunday School in the same church.

WHUam Garrow Fisher, of Stuyvea- ant Avenae have moved to L^mg Branch, where Mr. Doremua has ac­cepted a position as m anager of a farage.

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lyn Jane, require* all of her Ume.Other offWera elortod were Mr»

Jame» k .^ e ru * . » lc* p f*«id*«t( , Mr»

Mr««» Ambt*»1 ifW MwsffI I f NfflrMMI ‘fllMUftll

-If*** H l i^ W (h ilM itfr _HEBREW AUXILIARYr i n n A f l C n i C V 1C i PO LIC E O F F IC E * EVANS Mr* H «rac.L A I w m L L ' L L I l o CO N V A L*m *IN C AT HO M E M ra T a n

THIS WEDNESDAY!______. N orth A rlington Police D epartm ent, * ,

The big n ig h t fo r a ll local c a r d , ^ accidenti» »hot .* Nov*m r*r”* ^p lay e r., snd even fo r thoae who do ^ |o th . Jatm ma The c t - i nnot play cards, is draw ing very near. n whl, > u S tu a r t » m in e * , havThis W ednesday, i>ecember the 6th . c lew in g of th e T Z r S w r ^ S v e c - t to — « a t the <*«[F e llow s Hall, the W oiw p s ^ wh„ has to a n a pa tien t a t t h e » » »» *H>A uxiliary "W th e Lyndhurst Hebrew W n ( Hudaon HoapMal atnre th e ar- T he aewAssociation will hold th e ir second an- re tu rned to hi* hnaae. S t « w a te r» ann a a l card party . f t l i l S t i i w i . N orth A riiag to a . t> u t o h.

T he prise* a « display a t L e v y 's , on Saturday eaaaher IWP harm acy , a re beaatifa l and nam er Evan», who waa fortodd*a to havw — ™ oua. and well w orth your try . v isito rs a t th e k nspt t a l, waa toatogad " '* t w * * 11*

T ickets a n se lling rapidly a t *ev*n «nth vW tora, whew he arriv ed h a a * . ty-flve centa, and may be p an h aaa d He will to o f d u ty fo r tw a wash* r aftyfrom any m em ber <rf the A o iilia ry o r longerth e ca rd p a rty com m ittee. T W com- » - — M r and Im ittee a n : Mra. Loai*» L ery . Mr» Mia* Edith Badi»* teach e r to th e Pag* A vana Sam Brody. Mra. L Levine. Mrs. Bea Jefferaoa School, ha* n ta tw a d to bm Mra. I , t e a owrtx M rv Max Levy sad Mr» Goto datto* aft»* ketog ill fo r aaee ta i a d M ra E

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Y. P. C U. NOTES“ REM EM BER GOD”

Mrs. D. B. L iston w as the leader of the Y oung People’s Meeting held on Sunday evening a t the Reed Me­morial Church. The topic was Re­mem ber God." The leader pointed out m any reasons why we should “ Remember God” and why we should “ Remember Him.” As th is w is our Thanksgiving Day M eeting also, e leader had members o f th e J ’001'“4* read th e Proclam ation o f Thanks­giving Day as given by th e P resi­dent of the United S ta te s and the United P resbyterian Churches. Many of th e members took p a r t in the discussions which followed the lead- e r’s talk.

Next Sunday n i jh t is Consecra- tion and Miss A nne Rodgers of Rutherford will be th e leader. The

R ivoli-R utherford“ Freedom of the Press,’’ th e pic­

tu re playing Mohday m atinee evening and Tuesday m atinee, is a fic titious parallel o f the battle to the death of Editor Don M*lle t‘ “ " d m em bers of the underw orld. Read­ers remember th a t M ellett was slain in his fight to break up the vice ring th a t centered in Canton, Ohio. “ Freedom of the P ress is as intensely d ram atic as the incident upon which i t is based. The cast in­cludes M arceline Day, Malcolm Mc­G regor, Henry B. W althall and Lew-

18 a Îso Laura L aPlante in “ Home Ja m es ” I t ’s a scream. She thought hê was « ‘chauffeur. He thought she w as a shop girl. Both were wrong, but until they found it out they went th rough the m ost in teresting and am azing series of am using compli-

Local Author Weds Pennsyhrania Giri In Chestertown, Md.

Carl J . Bostelm an, son» of Mrs.

sian m asterpiece. A lio “ And How, which i> th e p r i « w inning am ateu r cinema. W ritten , acted , and directed by am ateu rs . This production waa made by th e A m ateu r Cinema League o f th e O ranges. ^

On th e stage—“Thom pson’s Luck, which w ill be presented by th e R uth- of‘’18 M d*e Road,“ W M November 18th toincludes Mildred Brow n, b am u n a « HrinkerhofT, daughterH ill, P aul Chaudron and U s lie W ig- J t a B r i S o f f .

place on a F lorida fa rm a lthough ‘he^ jerem ony.

a m a z in g » « .v » — — ~ .n « u rc» y a - .ca tio n s in a departm ent sto re , m atopic will be “W hat I s O ur Reason- rich m an,g home_ and in ja il—th a table Serv ice?” The m eeting sta rts a t 7 o'clock and everyone is wel­come. Come and v isit, us and we will make you w ant to come again. Don’t fo rg e t 7 o’clock next Sunday n ight a t the Reed Memorial church.

The Executive Com m ittee held a m eeting a t th e home o f Dan P atti- son on Tuesday evening. Among tne most im portan t th ings discussed a t th e m eeting were, th e pu tting on of a play by th e Society and the tr ip to the Chinatown M ission on De-

you ever saw. I f you love to laugh, don’t m iss th is one. ((

Monday evening— China n ight. Tuesday evening — Community

n ig h t, under the auspices of the R utherford B e tter F ilm s Com m ittee. On the screen the a ttrac tio n will be “ Potem kin,” th e sensational Rus-

ness m eeting of the society will- be held on Thursday, December 6 th , a t th e home of Dan P attison , 330 Fern

rem ber 9th."*The ne* t reg u la r busi- Avenue.

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NO ! Now all doubt has been re- LONGER moved. Even the young and inexperienced, even the utter stranger, can call a funeral director who will assuredly render complete, modern thoughtful ser­vice at a most moderate price.

The selection has been made by others; experts in a position to know. The Sym­bol of Service you sec above stamps their choice.

W l LUI AM C. COLLI N S f u n e r a l d i r e c t o r

Oiomejor ServicesU 3 JTUWtSAHT AVL

«MONI (UiTH«RTO»D JOOOlynoh uasT. N.J.

one sequence is laid a t th e po rt fo r im m ig ran ts to th e U nited S ta tes, E llis Island . The tim e of th e story is sh o rtly a f te r th e W orld W ar. Ye P ic tu re o f Y este ry ear” will be “ M an­sla u g h te r.” These p ic tu res w ere m ade severa l year* a p a r t and they afford you an o pportun ity of seeing the popular “Tom” a s o f today and as o f yesteryear.

W ednesday evening, “ Silver m te. F rid ay and S atu rd ay , Bessie Love

and Tom Moore in “ Anybody H ereSeen K e lly ?” ;

Also “ Hold ’E m Y ale” w ith Rod LaRocque. A thunderous comedy dram a o f un iversity life played to a sensational finish on the cam pus of “ Old E li”—a film sto ry packed with comedy, dram a, th rill and appeal. He was a F reshm an — she was the d au g h te r o f a p rofessor, th e ir love rom ance had its inception in Latin A m erica, bu t i t was th e Big Game th a t b rough t it to a glorious climax and h e re ’s » p ieiu re y o u ll ta lk APg& for m onths.

PO O R FAMILY W i a EA T TURKEY THURS.The Young People’s Christian

Union o f the Reed Memorial I>res- by terian were no t so busy th inking of the good th ings th a t they will have fo r T hanksgiving, w ithou t ta k ­ing tim e to th ink o f the poor, and decided a t the m eeting on Sunday n igh t th a t they would m ake one poor fam ily happy on th e day of Thanksgiving, by p resen ting them w ith baskets contain ing a complete dinner. The executive com m ittee is in charge of th e charity , w ith Jo s ­eph A ldridge, chairm an. .

P lans hav ebeen m ade fo r th e Young People to v isit the Mission in C hinatow n on Sunday, December■ , and upon re tu rn ing to L yndhurst will have " u p p e r served a t the churchy

Mrs. Douglas L iston, o f Tontine Avenue, led the T h .n k .fM n * 8er- vice oiv. Sunday n ig h t, and Conrad S c h m e h ir^ a d th e p residen t s procla- m ation. _

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COUNTY W . C. T . U. MEET Mrs. Iona M cKinney, o f I’08* Ave­

nue, superin tenden t of periodicals, fo r th e Bergen C ounty Won? f " s C hris tian Tem perance Union; Mrs. F red Voll, of K ingsland Avenue, superin tenden t of t.he R elief W ork; ar|d Mrs. W m iam K leckner, o f Ridge Road, superin ­ten d en t o f scientific tem perance in s tru c tio n , attended a m eeting of the C ounty E xecutive Com m ittee H ackensack, on F riday .

iC I C H I U W l l / i

Both th e bride and the groom were fo rm er resid en ts of R utherford , and g raduated from the R utherford High School. M rs. B ostelm ih also g radu­ated from th e Em erson School of O rato ry in Boston in 1927.

A fte r g rad u a tin g from Rutherford H igh School, Mr. Bostelm an spent considerable tim e in th e F a r W est, w here he gathered m ateria l fo r his firs t book verse “ H edges Hills, and H orizons.” A nother book w ritten by him is “ A pril Comes E arly . He has also worked w ith his cousin, M iss Ida B ostelm an in w riting and publishing several popular songs. A t p resen t M r. Bostelm an is in business in New Y ork City. .

The couple a re on a w edding tr ip and upon re tu rn in g will reside on Ridge Road, L yndhurst.

W . C. T T u T b u tr ib u te » G oodies T o Soldier«

The L y n d h u rs t W om en's C hristian T em perance Union d istribu ted one hundred and tw enty-tw o boxes of

R u t h e r f o r d N a t io n a l E

B e r g e n C o u n t y B a n k

S A FE D E P O S IT BOXES

Im portant papers and other valuables should be protected from

F IR E , T H E F T or L O S S . T h e pow erful barriers of our vault

insure you this protection at a cost of only a trifle more than

accent a day.X ,'

TWENTY-FOUR HOURBa n k in g S e r v i c e .

hundred and tw enty-tw o boxes oi j r o N S T R U C T lo iT o F A L A T E R A Lcandy, in addition to th e cakes ami s a n i t a r y SK W E g IN C O U R T A V E j m agazines, a t the Soldiers Home i n , t o , Kg ? $ T8H W K ST TO D E L A F IE L D K earny on Sunday. I T H t m » » 1NI)

The com m ittee in ch arge of the d istribu tion were M rs. Thomas W alsh, M rs. C. F. Cookson, Mrs.Ja m es A nderson, Mrs. John David- son, Mrs. Ludw ig Suess, Mrs. Jo s ­eph A ldridge, and > frs. W illiam Kleckner.

A V E N U E ON T H K SO U T H E A ST AND K X T K N D IN O T H K T O W N SH IP SA N I- T \ R Y S F W E R S Y S T E M A CCO RD IN G­L Y A P P R O P R IA T IN G IM 000O

>r SA ID P U R P O SE A N D F O R O TH ER N E C K 8 8 A R Y E X P E N S E S IN CO N NEC­TIO N T H E R E W IT H . _ _ :-------

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Mr. and Mr». Sherwood Entertains With CardsMr. and M rs. C larence Sherwood,

o f Ja y A venue, en terta in ed over the week end, M rs. Sherwood’s m other, Mrs. M a rg a re t Buck; M r. and Mrs. Jam es H ennaberry , o f Philadelphia; Mr. and M rs. David G oyack, of G len­dora, N. J .; Mr. and M rs. J . C iner, and Mr. and Mrs. C harles Conrad, of Audubon, N J .

On S a tu rd ay evening, Mr. and Mrs. Sherw ood en terta ined a t cards in honor of Miss B etty McKegney. in addition to the above guests, Mr. and M rs. Andrew H errin g e r, Mr. and M rs. N a t Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. W. McAloon, Mr. and Mrs. W alter L unquist, and L ieu tenan t and Mrs. H. K aylor, all of L yndhurst, w ere am ong th e guests.

C ZEC H O SLO V A K IA NOW W ITH IN T É L É P H O N É REACH

O F T H E AM ERICA N PEO PL E

1

H e r e ’s t h e p l a c e

t o C o m e . . .

F O L K S w ho have spent many hours

Christm as Shopping, but w ho have done

but little buying because they could not

find w hat they wanted, have finished their

buying in a short time after they come

here W e have the w anted gifts in ample

assortments.

Czecho-Slovakia is th e la te s t country to be b rought w ithin reach of A m erican telephones. On Novem­ber 24, people here will be able to call P rag u e , capitol o f Czecho-Slo­vakia fo r $2.00 m ore a m inute th an the cost of a telephone call to Lon­don. I t is the six teen th European nation connected by telephone w ith ours, and adds ab o u t 34,000 te le ­phones, the num ber in 4 P rague, to

T h e B oard o f C om m issioner« o f th e Township o f L y n d h u ra t In th e C ounty of B erg en do o rd a in a s fo llow » .

1. T h a t a la te ra l s a n i ta ry »ewer be co n s tru c ted in C o u rt A venue fro m Stuy-

Sea&nt Avenue on the northw est to u eia- eld Avenue on the southeast and the

Township san itary sew er system be ex ­tended accordingly-

2 T he h ere inbefo re desc rib ed la te ra l s a n i ta ry sew er a n d all n e c e ssa ry a p p u r­te n an ces th e re to is to be acco rd an ce w ith p lans a n d spec ifica tion , p rep a re d by T h o m as F. Bo"«» Civil E n ­g in e e r fo r sa id systfem, a n d is to b e 'P ro ­vided w ith m anholes, flushing; house connection open ings a n d a ll o th e r n ec essa ry ap p u rte n a n c e s a s provided In sa id specifications. T h e g ra d e of la te ra l sew er is to be la id to conforra, a s n ea rly a s possible, to th e *r*^® of. th ® sa id C o u rt A venue th ro u g h w klch it is la id . T he sew er is to be o f sufficient sixe and la id a t such g ra d e s so a s to in su re se lf-c lean ing velocities.

3. The sa id p lan s »f»d 1*Sec15Swtt?E2 a r e h ereb y ad o p ted a n d filed w ith th e T ow nsh ip C lerk .

4 T h a t th e B oard o f C om m issioners sh a ll, by reso lu tio n d ire c t th e Tow nship C le rk to ad v e rt is e fo r b id s o r Pr°P®*j{" fo r sa id w o rk a s h ere in b e fo re se t fo rth , to be su b m itted to th e sa id J J p a r d » t a r e g u la r m ee tin g the reo f, a t su ch tim e an d o lace a s in sa id reso lu tion sh a ll be lixed. S aid advertisement shall brleny descrlb* th e different k ind or class o f wort; and b e published a t least twice In the South 1 le n te n E ag le and Commercial» Leader, n ew sp ap ers published or clrculsttnf wlth- In sa id Township, the Urst » “ ^ l lc a U o n to be a t least ten d ay s prior to the date Axed for receiving said proposals.

5. T h a t th e sum of »»•“ “ “■“ V ^ i r e n s e a p p ro p ria te d fo r th e co s t a n d expense o f th e sa id la te ra l s a n i ta ry sew er an d fo r o th e r n ec essa ry ex p e n ses In connec tion the rew ith .

6. In order to tem porarily finance th e said improvement and to m eet th e afore Haiti appropriation The Tow nship of^kynd- hurst shall borrow from tim e to»tim e from such persons or corporation aai the Board of Com m issioners m ay dete™ "11'® an amount not exceeding the sum herein appropriated and issue te tn p o raryn o te« or bonds therefor at a rate of interest not exceeding six per cent per annum. Said notes or bonds «hall be in such form and issu<*d for such period not «»ceedlng six vears from date thereof ju* the Boaril

i ,,f C om m issioners shall d e te rm in e b y ^ e so -

an8. ‘’A nythin* not « o v e ™ 1 nance shall be determined and provided fo r by resolution. . ,

q That th is o rd in a n ce shall taice ei feet ten days a fte r the p ub lica tio n there­of a fte r Its final passage .

F in a lly passed N ovem ber l»th , 1928.

& £ r° C DK8ANK8* A W. S U g E T . 8MlTHdom m ijsionei.>

‘' “ “ D OM IN ICK J U V B I A I .Township Clerk.

N O T ICE

Notice is h ereby given th a t the- ordl-

E a ^ . ? @ ) s S ic f f i i t a s p rov ided in an d by th e la st sec tion of sa id o rd inance .D ated L y n d h u rs t. N. J ..November 19. 192».

■ uin inhnn buu *w a te r sew er a re h ereby ad o p ted a n d tiled w ith th e T ow nsh ip C le rk a n d by re fe r­ence th e re to th e sixe o t M id pipe, location o f s a id m anholes. “Y b ran ch e s . Intakes, a ra d e s an d o th e r d e ta ils o f a n d concern­ing th e co n s tru c tio n o f sa id sew er, will fu lly an d a t la rg e ap p e a r.

S T h a t th e B oard o f C om m issioners sh a ll by reso lu tion , d ire c t th e Tow nship C le rk to a d v e rtis e fo r b id s o r proposals fo r sa id w ork , a s h e re in b efo re se t forth , to be subm itted to th e sa id B oard a t a re g u la r m eeting th e reo f, a t such tim e and p lace a s in sa id reso lu tio n sh a ll be fixed. S aid a d v e rtis em e n t sh a ll b rie fly describe. i a. l,l —,1 nv alaaa «a# wrtrlr an.l

CUI UT i **. mwmwB y o rd e r o f the B oard o f C om m issioners J T he T o w n ^ ^ ^ L y n d h u r . ^

Tow nship Clera.

S aid a a v e r iis e n if in onan m u o i/ iwth e d iffe ren t k in d o r cla»» o f w ork and be pub lished a t le a a t tw ic* in th e South B ergen E ag le and C om m ercial Leader.

p h o n e s , t n e n u m o e r Ul o f C om m issioners sn au o ew ith e 26,000,000 and over now ,nt er-1 lution So n o t e , - ^ shaH ^ » w e ^connected on the tw o continents.

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R EB EK A K ’S M EETING

Pyram id Rebekah Lodjre, No. 70, I. O. O. F. m et a t th e Odd Fellows Hall on S aturday evening, w ith a fine attendance o f m em bers being presen t. Noble G rand Miss Sadie Chase, of P ark A venue, presided.

A t th e conclusion of th e business m eeting, cards and a social tim e was enjoyed by all p resent. Mrs. M arg are t De Young, of Page Ave­nue, w as chairm an of th e e n te r­tainm ent.

lution. ino non: ui -- -----fo r more than six years from the date of the original issue,

7. The aforesaid appropriation 1» to apply to a local improvement, to wit. ror the construction of a latera l sower a s above described and that anassessm ent is th ereafter to be levied upon *ucU_ lands or real estate as n ay

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CO U R T A V E m n y jT O R M W A T E R

O R D IN A N C E NO. 28»»

O R D IN A N C E P R O V ID IN G

? S r c k d Nc o n c r e t e p i p e A s t o r m W i T t ' i tS K W E R IN C O U R T A V E N U I. f r o m s t u v v e s Xn t a v e n u e ON T H R N O R T H W K 8T TO P B L A F Ife L D

i'&SS&uBnm tSF SSuoSSE» » y 0 5?iiK R A ,N E ciM A M EX-P E N S E S IN C O N N E C T IO N T H E R E -WITH.

ti.p Board o f Commissioner» o f the Township o f L y n d h u rs t In the County of Bergen cio ordain a s fo llo w s . .

1. That a reinforced concrete PlPJ storm w ater sew er be constructed in Court Avenue from Stuyvesan t Avenue on the northwest to Delafield Avenue on the southeast. .

2. That the hereinbefore described storm w ater sew er or drain, and all nec essary appurtenance» th e re to is to tn ' con^ structed in accordance with PlJ n« and soecifications made by Thom as F. Bo we. Civil Engineer fo r said drainage system and to be used fo r storm w ater or drain-

purposes only and Is to be provided with manholes, flushing manholes, Y branches and a ll other necessary appur­tenances and shall be pn.vl.le.l with su ^ able Intakes to accommodate the volume o f w ater flowing thereto, a s provided In said plans and specifications. o f said sew er or drain is to be laid to conform a s n early a s possible to the trrndc of th e sa44 C o u rt ..Avenue,snd aU other places through which It Is laid and in all places the pipe shall be of suffl- cient size and laid a t such g rad es so

f£agie a n a tyO iim ieraal w :» u tr n ew sp ap e rs published o r c irc u la tin g w ith­in sa id T ow nship , th e flr» t pub lica tion to be a t le a s t te n day» p r io r to th e date fixed fo r rece iv ing »aid p roposals .

4. T h a t th e sum o f 91.000.00 la he re ­by ap p ro p ria te d fo r th e co st an d expense o f »aid a to rm w a te r »ew er an d f o r o ther n ec essa ry expense» in connection there-

In o rd e r to te m p o ra r ily finance the ■aid im provem en t a n d to m ee t th e a fo re ­sa id ap p ro p ria tio n . T h e T ow nsh ip of L y n d h u rs t »hall bo rrow from tim e to tim e, from such person» o r co rp o ra tio n aa th e B oard o f Com m i»»ioner» m a y d e te r­m ine an am o u n t n o t exceed ing th e sum h e re in a p p ro p ria ted a n d i»sue tem porary n o te s o r bonds th e re fo r a t a r a te o f In­te re s t n o t exceed ing s ix p e r ce n t p e r an ­num . S aid note» o r bond» »hall be in such fo rm an d issued fo r such period, n o t exceed ing »ix y ea r» fro m d a te the re­of, a s th e B o ard o f C om m issioners shall d e te rm in e by reso lu tion . N o no te o r bond sh a ll be renew ed to r m ore th a n six years fro m th e d a te o f th e o r ig in a l Issue.

S. T h e a fo re sa id a p p ro p ria tio n Is to ap p ly to a local Im provem ent, to w it. the co n s tru c tio n of s to rm w a te r sew er a s a- fo resa id an d a n a sse s sm e n t Is the reafte r to be levied upon rea l e s ta te in the vic­in i ty th e reo f, benefltted o r Increased in v a lu e by reaso n th e reo f, a a provided by law .

7. A n y th in g n o t covered by th is or­d in a n ce sh a ll be de te rm in ed a n d provided fo r by reso lu tion .

8. T h a t th is o rd in a n ce sh a ll ta k e effect te n d ay s a f te r th e p u b lica tio n thereof, a f t e r i ts final passag eF in ally passed Novem ber 19th. 1928.

JO H N F . WOOD8.A L F R E D H. C R A N K SH A W . C E O R G E T. SM ITH .

Commisjioners.A tte s t :

DO M IN ICK J . L IV E L L I .Township Clerk.

N O T ICE

Notice is hereby given that the ordi­nance of which the foregoing Is a true copy w as finally passed by the Board »»« Com missioners of The Township o f Lynd­hurst in the County of Bergen a t a regu­lar meeting o f the Board held *non- day. November 19th. 1928. and will take effect a s provided in and by the l»st section of said ordinance.Dated Lyndhurst. N. J . ,Novem ber 19. 1928.B y order o f the B oard of Commissioners or The Town5 hl6 i ot fjct r d h u r .tKi

T ow nsh ip t.lerk.

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Heywood, of Lake Avenue, w ith g uests m otored

I to P rinceton on S a tu rd ay to a t- ^¡tend a football gam e, j

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L in e n s 8 9 c t o $ 1 0 . 0 a

B la n k e ts 9 8 c t o $ 1 2 XX)

Q u i l t s 4 9 c t o $ 6 .0 0S ilk U n d e r w e a r 7 9 c to

C u r t a in s , 5 p ie c e R u f l le d 7 9 c t o $ 2 .9 8

a d ie s (C lo v es . 6 9 c t o $ 1 .0 0

a I r is h P o in t C u r t a in s $ 3 .4 9

I r is h P o in t P a n e ls $ 1 .8 9 t o $ 4 .9 8

L a c e P a i r C u r t a in s 9 8 c t o $ 3 .4 9

L a c e P a n e ls 8 9 c t o $ 1 .9 8

S S ilk H o s ie ry 4 5 c t o $ 1 .5 0a- ■ , .. .........

O v e r d r a p e P a n e ls $ 2 .4 9 t o $ 5 .0 0 M e n s S u s p e n d e r s 4 9 c t o $1

v ie n s S w e a t e r s - 1 .9 8 to 7 .9 8 '

L a d ie s F a n c y H a n d k e r c h ie f s a n d o th e r B o x e s o f N o v e l ty

G i f t s 2 5 c t o $ 2 .0 0

B o y s a n d G i r l s S l ip -O v e rs , S o c k s , S to c k in g s , W o o l C a p s , U n d e r w e a r , G lo v e s , B lo u s e s , S u i t s a n d D r e s s e s a t v e r y

lo w p r ic e s .

M e n s T i e s 2 5 c t o $ 1 .4 9

M e n s B e lts 4 9 c t o $ 1 ,5 0

M e n s H a n d k e r c h ie f s 1 0 c t o $ 1 .0 0

M e n s M u f f le rs , S i lk o r W c 9 8 c t o $ 5 .0 0

M e n s F l a n n e l S h i r t s 8 9 c t o $ 2 .9 8

M e n s L e a th e r W i n d B re a k e r? $ 5 .9 8

Big V arie ty of In fan ts and C hildrens W e a r for G ifts at

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552 Valley Brook Ave.

Phone Rutherford 109

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Practice makes perfect. O u r many years of experience have

perfected our service and our products. Y o u w ill have, to travel

far to get coal equal to ours. A discount of 50c per ton for

cash payment.

Riverside Coal & Supply Co.Phone Rutherford 107)

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CATHERINE .SENFT LAB) TO REST ON MONDAY MORN1NC

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T he funera l *m ic«« for C atherine S cn il, «i*Ut*«n year* of u t , only d au g h te r of H enry M. S e n f t , who d ied from a revolver shot, a d f in flic te d , were held from War I j t f hom e. 9 50 I - i k f A v f f lU f , i t ten o'clock Monday morning. Inter-

Prank Lane, »coot m**Ur of TroopS, Boy Scout* of America, ha* boon elected to icrve a* deputy scoot commissioner of the South Barg — Council, representing lyndhurst, This election was announcod a t a mooting of the Ljmdhurst d istrict committee

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. V e r t , 1 M — T d - o ’ Ï T ' X T “ l Ä . Amiiww — * ■ - * — » < > * • « - * " » * * iZ Z T Z m Z T Z mr*f resenu tiv** o f P r»U «U r t J f r to - o f K i m m * A v « ~ h who w ns £ „ C fcrtsltas I w U s e » • * * « o# th* » •* « « • « » * ► U » Iu M m H * * Mcopal church« . in L y d h u r s t . W orth *— t» — « *» * ■ « - * ? T T « ? ? ; Z T T - - t * s W U tem W - Ä — . » » • * MsyuMMm C h * » m m m rnt a

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copal C hurch p a n sh h o « * . * ■ * * * -fo rd , T hursday n ig h t « » «s tO w h l Th*, tad " • «..___ _ --------- . i— _ i th IW m a i n s cu e when no sm s

ten o c h k» ..............» ---- -ment followed a t Hillside Cemetery, h Id in the Town H*ll.

Catherine had been living with Troop S, is the crack troop of her grandmother, Mr*. „ Horgen, and Bergen County and one of the be* uncle. Lieutenant Horgen, of the in the state , and it was through theBaltimore police department since last June, a t their home in Balti­more, Maryland. She arrived a t her fa ther’s home some time during the mIrh t of November 21, *nd shot her

efforts of Mr. Lane to a great ex tent th a t the troop 3 is the splendid troop th a t i t is. W ith the election of Mr. Lane to his new office, will enable him to be of g reat service tojjl£n l OI WOtWBiiri *»i MV* cnau ir iuiii w « h * * ,

self in the heart .as she stood b e - . all of the troops in Lyndhurst, *nd ^(je the rear door of her home. ¡not alone Troop S.

d inner in connection w ith th * eorata* ™n t tk m v id» cam paign. {**“ ! ! ®f p M . »Rev Canon Chart« McAUU*#r. Hf CVi Hm J Z L f T x he Diocese o f N ~ a r k . ^ « *

<u2™Md 'lu dispoaal H«>r nwlwd U» Wy I# tfct Mr simI Hra Jac af♦o be raised and it» aispoaai. n* m*. ■■•■r a----------- A_ , __* » Mitruuw<i **mentioned the work of tk* Kpiscopal iSee • . . , * ^ . h.»h»iav Mr and Mrs. fc*NrmrdC hurch, th e ra rin g fo r -U ty tw o - h e r ^ he mm ^ d Mrw ^C hurch, th e caring fo r si* ty -tw o n s * wmfr. T 1 7 andhom eless boys a t Bonnie B rae P h m . U k ! T U ^ ^ ^the S00 u nm arried m o th ers ca re J ioua. He w as m en i * a « » — fo r du ring 1»** by th e ch u rch 's Ml»- h o « . ^ ^

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l i t E h w M K 9».~ 'r h e body was found by Mrs Henry G. Justus, of Second Ave- n o rth w ^tem s~ u o n - ^ Av*«P . . W the » «rtchly thatSenft, step-mother of the girl, a s , nue assistant scout m aster of Troop C ounty, the *UPP° y hoy stepped ou» in frwrt of lus^ g l « « d th ro u g h th e ce lls r win- 3, w ü | assum e th e responribU ity o f o f C h n r t H o . p i U l . t J e r ^ y O ty my «•**+---------„ne glaner« «U«~a «...... to sue- and St. Barnabas Hospital at New ^

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she glanced through the cellsr win- 3 , wUl assume the responsjoi.ilj u* ... > s „jow , as she was stoking the fur- Scout M aster of the Troop^ to sue- »mi St. ' *? ,4, Votn>n ofnace fire on Thursday morning. The ce<d Mr. Lane. Mr. Jus tus has been »rk, and the »<> . ' ■M)U,police were notified, as were doc- . „„nected with scout work for a field m i» s j^ n e » r«^gh«utors. Who pronounced the girl dead. number of years, and hju. ^ worked under o * d i-and with indications that she ha. honor of being one of the youngest he said th y term ed wag*^ dead for several hours. Th. gcout m asters in the co u n ty . | t.ons which wouW te term ed w^ge¿ X was removed to the Collins Uml„ lh r leadership of Mr. Lsne .l.v e ry in any “^ ^ f o r t hfuneral ertnblishm ent. on Stuyves- ^ Mr. Ju»tus. Troop 3. has twice caüed upon •» j ^ 7 rrwHj ^ mv,ant Avenue. Autopsy proved that won the South Bergen Rally flsg. with fhttfc inant Avenue. Auvop»> won uie — ---- • . -■the girl had been shot through the and during the p*»t two year* it has£ a rC not met defeat in an inter-troop

The police in examining the body , rallV-found a Savage automatic revolver, --------------------with one shot fired from it, lyi^K beneath the body, and the g ir ls hand bag which were taken to the headquarters for examination.

The girl left a note, in which she stated that she did not want to re­turn home, but th a t her parents wanted her to. The parents were at a loss to explain the girl's act.

The relatives from . Baltimore who arrived in Lyndhurst when notified of the shooting, were also a t a loss to explain the act. They had read

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T hanksg iv ing Services A t th e L o a d C hurches

T hanksg iv ing Services w ere held on T hursd ay m om ing in th e churches o f the. tow nship Mid W£re well a t ­tended by the m em bers o f th e con­g reg a tio n s and th e ir friends.

Services a t St. M atthew s L u th e r­an C hurch, T ravers P lace and Val-

to explain th e a « , .n ey .................ley Brook Avenue, had special mu-th e le tte rs sent th e g irl by h e r par- sic, w ith a serm on Preached by the e n ts , and in them all w ere only mes- j pasto r , th e Rev. G eorge F . M uller, a t sa ees of love and affection. T hey did nine „ 'd o c k . „ , . , ,nof know th a t she had come to A rchdeacon H enry * M. U d.1, of 1 vnd h u rst, o r th a t she had owned a th«, l.rao e Episcopal Church of ( ¿ n o r Where she could have pur-1 K utherford preached th e serm on a t chased itt^excep t from th e sp o rtin g the ten o ’clock service a t_ S t. lhom -

* n 1_ anil Hal«-goods house o f B acharach and Hais- m Com pany of B altim ore. <>"j r h o s e sa les s l ip x fo r ca rtrid g es , th e g irt h ad penned her farew ell note to her p a ren ts .

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Jo sep h N ickerson Is P leasan tly S u rp rised

M r. Joseph N ickerson, of 355 Lake A venue, was p leasan tly su rp rised on h is b irthday on Tuesday evening w ith a party a rra n g e d in h is honor by Mrs. Nickerson.

B ridge, w ith a deligh tfu l supper se rved a t m id-night were th e p rin ­cipal fea tu re s o f th e evening s en­joym ent. fo r th e honored g u es t and th e follow ing g u e s ts : Mr- and Mrs. F ra n k Brady. Mr. and M rs. John B rady . Miss M. Burd M iss Billie B arrow , o f P assa ic ; W illiam G an­non , of Je rsey C ity ; Mr. and Mrs. J . Cuzxi, Mr. aqd M rs. D. W ebster, M iss Anne G illare , and H arold Box- ill, o f Lyndhurst.

as E piscopal C hurch, Fol-est and S tuyvesan t Avenues. T he fu ll choir rendered special T hanksg iv ing music. Rev. F rank lin F ab er is the recto r.

Thanksg iv ing Day M ass w as ob­served by th e Rev. Thom as M cDer­m ott, a t th e Sacred H ea rt Homan Catholic Church a t n ine o’clock.

Reed M e m o r i a l P resby terian Church, of S tuyvesan t Avenue, and the L yndhurst M ethodist Episcopal Church held a united service a t th e Reed C hurch, w ith s o c ia l music and the serm on by th e Rev G eorge F ounta in , pasto r of th e M ethodist Church.

M rs. M ary R affe rty P assed A w ay T h u rs .

senger» o f Jesus C hrist.C harles B. Johns , of N ew ark,

cam paign d irec to r fo r th e diocese, explained m echanics of th e cam paign and to ld o f th e superio r o rg an isa tio n th e plan and advised those p resen t effected fo r th is year’» operation of a s leaders in th e ir p arish es of th e m ethods which would lead up to De­cem ber 2. when the ac tu a l canvassw ill be stag ed . ____________ .

D irec to r Jo h n s stre ssed th e im ­portance o f th e follow -up w ork, which is to g a th e r in th o se who a re not reached on December 2. a Sun­day , and w hich will be continued on th e n ig h ts o f D ecem ber 3. 5 and 6. w ith resu lts tab u la ted in each p a r ­ish. No doubt was left in th e m inds of those p resen t th a t th e cam paign m anager expected a 100 per cent rep o rt fro m each.

Rev. C harles W. Popham , rec to r of G race C hurch, extended ^ welcome to th e d iners. The W om en s t.u ild o f the church prepared and served th e course dinner.

L y n dhurst B ible C lassD espite the holiday week, the

L yndhurst Bible C lass fo r Women a ttrac ted a la rg e num ber o f women fo r th e ir m eeting »t the M ethodist Episcopal church on T uesday a f te r ­noon.

The devotional period was incharge of p residen t, Mr«. t»eorg**Hciland, w ith Mrs. M aurice L. Mos­ley. Song L eader, and Mrs. Sam uel

¡ J . Hixson a t th e piano.The lesson which called atten tion

! to the fac t th a t each one o f us is building a tem ple each day by th eth ings we th ink , an.l say , and do.

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•~ . IIIUIKP '• • ' , uMrs Mary A. R afferty , wife of wa!( f„ ||„ « e .l by a sol« by Mr».

M J R afferty , o f 518 P rospect Mos| , y' which em phasised th e teach- Place,’ passed away a t h e r hom e, in(ts o( th e lesson on 'T h e Newon Thursday morning. T em ple.” ...... N . .

The deceased w as fo rty-one years , Miss A nne B. Hill iW i • e '* ” 1one m onth and fou rteen days old a t pHems which also fit in w ith th ethe tim e of her dea th . |i sson. and then a hum orous one

F u n era l services w ill be held on f„ r en terta inm en t.S a tu rd ay m orning a t ten o'clock N ext T uesday a f te r n o o n » repre^from th e Sacred H ea rt Catholic s,.ntHt iv.. of th e Gideon Band will C hurch, w ith the Rev. Thom as Me- j address th e ladies instead o f the D erm ott officiating. r-g u la r Bible lesson by the tea . her.

In te rm en t will follow a t the Holy ()n Wwines.lay th e lad ies o f theCross Cem etery, N orth A rlington. | c|.lss wi)| m eet at the church to

At a m eeting o . in>- * - ..... ......... —-— -----0 make flowers to be used in decor-D is tr ic t Scout C om m ittee, held a t the « ■ _ _ J I r O W lC V . a tin g the High School AuditoriumT ow n Hall la s t Monday evening. It I r i r . 311“ ” * r s . J fo r Ye Old Tim e C oncert which will

1 ‘ - » a presented by the class on J a n u ­a ry 11th. Posters to l>e d istribu tedth roughou t th e tow n will also la*

l y n d h u r s t s c o u t c a m p a i g n t o b e

e x t e n d e d a w e e kA t a m eeting o f th e L yndhurst

w a s dw m 'ed” advisable," because of f | l | ^ A n M V e r S ? T y th e many req u ests on th e p a r t of W l C U I d l C 1 .-**»»»» Jso licitors in th e scout cam paign, toKnliritors in th e scout cam paign , to . —• th roughout th«* tow n will a i wcontinue the cam paign fo r a t least Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Crowley, W ednesday. (Jenerml plan« for^ " t h e r week. , j K ingsland Avenue, en terta ined a t ^ ^ (), th „ lUy ar<. being ma.lean o th e r . . . . - .

I t is fe lt th a t a large num berc itite n s of

Se I.w .w*- Of; th e ir home on Sunday n igh t, a t a by Mr|t_ R(,iM>rt 1.. Kiss, whll* Mr« are eag e r to d inner in honor o f th e second q yy Hrelle wiH have charge of

..„„ tribu te to th is m ost w orthy w--* niv(.rsHry „ f th e ir wedding. th , poBt , r work. U d ie s *re inv ited■lertakinir bu t as y e t they have no t; A t th e conclusion of th e dinn r , ^ C(|[)lr in t he m orn ing and b ring » been called upon, due to th e scarcity „ soci . | hour w ith m usic w as en- ^ lunch Th„ ^ n te r t.m m rn t como f w orkers, and th e fac t th a t those j joyp(1 by all. T he honored g u ests m j t w wH, coffee and tea . Kvw ho are now fa ith fu lly g iv ing th e ir , w ere th e recip ien ts of many hanu- : fy m em ber is u rged to come for attim e have not had an opportun ity to j pKm„ r g if ts . , . « ^ w i l l i a m h“ lf h" u r ' th? 1 mHyw _n they w ish to see. I T he guests included Mrs. W illiam _t — ,,f , h„ ,)av^ f a " u would like to feel th a t y o u 11 C row ley, Sr., M iss D orothy C row ley.»re a o a rt of a m ost im p o rtan t o r-1 (> o rg e Crowley, Mr. and Mrs. W airanization o f a m ovem ent to m ake ^ H ayes. J r ., Miss M ary A cker-b e tt™ boys fo r L yndhurst, subscribe m an M r„. M ary Klingenbeck Miss to the scout cam paign. Anyone |io s ,.t t a Klingenbeck, Carl and Ed should feel p roud of hav ing one of i w ard Klingenbeck. u . p « k « — -------"■

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The C hristm as P a r ty of the da»» will be held on T uesday afternoon, December 18th. An o ffenn* will be received to send g if ts to shut-in».

Is H ostess A t B ridgew hy not m ake tn e wor» -* | M rs. E dgar T . Boughton of P agesending your check to Mr. C. J . Rjt- A venue, en terta ined a g f '" |P t e r , of 234 P ost Avenue, L yndhurst frjpndl( Bt her home on S atu rday

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The home w as beautifu lly decor- w lf on the piano. Mrs. H enry H e rk » „ J„ , (S| w lth s tream ers , and flowers, )(|0 f , Vore«l w ith solos and plan ,h. .H k . j» » * " -carry in g out th e color schem e of yel- M.,Hrtion, ^ w; „ i T h e tab le decorations . h r ru e sts besides th e above (•. m i , .! (hr»a m J " ' ' ’ ' 'low and w hite, in e « . (Jther gu »i* j ^ A» , i,.-.k. n. t - "«'l*and the p re tty favors and h a ts were menUonr<1 w ere: Mrs. I e te r Leyn. ( r f T>„ T »I T of th e sam e color. G am es and Mr> John Kueier, M r. H ugh Co»- ,

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S P O R t C O M M E N T The Old Union*$ of fflllCAKUINALS WIN

FROM RAM BLERSBY SCOBS OF « 4

WE were a witness list SaturJay of * rcsumation of athletic relations ; between Belleville and Nutley High Schools, two unfriendly

h b o rs T h e resumation came in the way of a- football game that j a tte n d e d b y m ore th a n 10,000 men, women and children, not to!

m en tio n the babies in arms. Nutley won after a valiant struggle that was featured by much poor football and considerable aerial attack. But

gam e itself was unimportant. It was the fact that athletics had | c em en ted another crack in relationships. It came like that Kearny- H a rris o n basketball game of last year Taking them all in all these jp eace pact atfaiirs are to be admired. ■ J

Stout mayors puffing viciously on long black coronas, marching ot j th e middle of the field to shake hinds—crowds roaring and cheering and secretly hoping they will sock each other; cheer leaderesses and c h e e r leaders urging on the spectators to greater noise; bands .gravely j marching to the other's side and playing tthe alma mater howl while | the rooters try to still chattering teeth to sing; referees zealiously trying to show their fairness; somewhat mellowed old gentlemen telling eacho th e r w h en ; there is your peace game in a nu t shell.

Ancient traditions arc alright of course, but they in time become worn and seamed. They need a freshening something or other. Princeton and Harvard went about their s.'-correctly; When they re­sume relations it will be with renewed vigor, before larger crowds. The same applies to Army and Navy. After all what is the use of being friends if you can t scrap once in a while?A L E A G U E “ N A T U R A L ”W HAT a natural a league between Lyndhurst, Nutley, Belleville and

Rutherford would be, Bob King commented at the game, Satur­day . Yeah, what a natural. Lyndhurst and Rutherford are situated like Nutley and Belleville. But whether Rutherford would enter into a n y such league would be problematical. If its obstinacy in refusing to withdraw from the Northern New Jersey group is an indication Lynd­hurst, Belleville and Nutley would have to fight without the services of Rutherlord

B ut on th e S o u th is a school th a t could be inc luded in .such a league. A K earn y -L y n d h u rst gam e w ould d raw as well as a R u th e r fo rd L yndh u rs t gam e fo r reasons easily apparen t. K ea rn y has already th is season p lay ed gam es w ith N u tley a n d Belleville. A ll o f con tes ts b e tw een th e schools w ere close. L y n d h u rs t w ill be o f ag e in a n o th e r year o r so . I t will g rad u a te in to fast com p an y a f te r nex t year. T h e re are four schools w h ich are not a t th is m om ent locked u p in any league. L yndhurst r ig h t now would be the weaker of the four But a

y e a r would change all that, It is not thinking ahead too far now to p la n for a real league. East R utherford in the new league that the Blue, and ; Gold , has entered wnl provide nearby competition, but Bogota, Garfield and Tenafly are too removed, too foreign j>f Lyndhurst, to incite the-interest that is necessary for the success of a league. W ilC iH B O R L Y E N E M IE S

R u th erford is uistified a bit in not d ropping from its present league All of the games in which it engages have been- played now fo r a num ber p f yeirs. A certain quantity o f tradition accompanies each one- o f them . That the Blue and W hite invariably wins by overw helm ing scores d<K.‘s not seeiii to dampen the spirit of the other leag u ers A Lyndhurst Kearny: or, Lyndhurst-N utlcy; o r a Lyndhurst- B ellcvillc game would draw large crowds. T he League is a "natural.

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In the firs t q u a r te r ^ .teridan , E n ­field, M illelot and Stockhouse o f the C ardinals did not lose an y o f the firs t fo u r downs.

In the second q u a r te r Sheridan and Millelot scored aga in m aking th e

* k i l K ID em are« a t end played a wonderful

gam e.In the hut q u a r te r the R aw H ers

substitu ted , and oh w hat • guy they p u t in.

Don’t fo rg e t th e cham pionship gam e of L yndhurst betw een the Cardinals and the R angers, Sunday m orning.

I hope Jo h n is o. k., fo r a f te r be­ing knocked o u t he d idn’t seem the

fo r 2 hours a f te r.

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H ere is th e g roup o f h u sk y y o u n g g en tlem en w ho fo r five years u n d efea ted , w ere c p ions of Northern New Je rsey and w ere co n s id e re d one o f th e s trongest sem i p rofessio in the East How many do you recognise. T h e y will be identified fo r you tn nex t w eek s Lea . .

O F LY N D H U RST SPORTS as related to Guy Savino

W e make no apology if p a r ts of these chap ters which will deal with L yndhurst sp o rts seem disto rted and contain erro rs. We have depended largely upon the memory of old tim ­e rs fo r our ¡inform ation and if the ir m em ories have slipped a trifle here and th ere it is forgivable.

T his and the succeeding chap ters which will follow a t reg u la r in tervals is no effort to eulogise the old tim ­ers. We s ta r t ou t to tell a b it of L yndhurst sports faced w ith the rea l­ization th a t the men of o ther and old­e r d ay s a te too prone to sigh over and b ew ail-th e fa c t th a t the w orltf has tw isted itse lf ou t of all sensible shape since the days when th ey w ere young— th a t spo rt h as retrograded .

M any of the tim es the real reason

opponent lying

w as feared by

pic team m em ber. He is Fred Bel- i to see him walk aw ay from a tackleJa rs , who tod ay rides more th an he leaving a heavierwalks. B ut h ic k in the day when , senseless.L yndhurst a th le tics flourished he The backfield w as feared by op- made ru n n in g h isto ry by cap tu rin g posing team ; but a backheld depends , the N ational C ross Country h ill and upon a line, and a fo rw ard wall aver- j dale ti t le tw o y ea rs in succession. ag ing 180 pounds fro m end to en d ,

Wc say th a t th e re are more—each provided th e ball c a rr ie rs w ith every ; of whom deserve m ention. W e tell j aid a line can offer,first of the Union A. A. football t e a m , : Billy W heaton, th e cen ter w as one jmore popularly known as The Un- of the c lassiest of the linemen. Tall, ¡ong—p a r tly because such an a rtic le heavily built, he had a power in his is in season, p a r tly because i t w as i arm s th a t often sen t an opposing j one of the bes t sp o rt groups to g race [cen ter back to befuddle the play of |L yndhurst’s colors. j *be backfield. He w as never h u rt and j

I ; a good deal o f his s tren g th lay m the 1A hard p lay ing , sw ash buckling, ! fac t th a t very seldom did anyone g e t

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boisterous crew, those men of the U n­ions. Led on by m ost beloved of L yndhurst’s sp o rt heroes, Mike Mc­In tyre, the team rolled through five undefeated seasons. Five y e a rs in which i t challenged the best in the

they have failed to grow along w ith S ta te-and m et them together w ith the' ♦Kut Mour Vnrli f'Miim nm niirp.

Kearny has almost leagued ltsell with Belleville and Nutley without realizing it. Include Lyndhurst in it and there is your Tri-County Loop. If such a league is formed we will immediately suggest that arrangements be made for branches to be opened between the schools at periodic intervals. Then wc can have our peace pacts. Boy, how we do like those peace pacts!A N E N T F O G A R T Y ’S B IG R E DI F Kearny pulled through a win over the Newark Central gridders in

yesterday in their battle which threatens to be another one of those an n u a l classics at the Gtrdinal Stadium, the defeats suffered through th e season will be forgotten. At least their memory will not strike su c h bitter pangs into the Kearny rooters With one of the heaviest te am s in Kearny’s history, together with French and Ronnie left from la s t years powerful eleven the Big Red team Seemed headed for a b r illia n t season. But after barely sneaking out a run over Glen Ridge a n d d o in g th e sam e against B elleville th e prom ise did not seem to have m u ch hope of fulfillment.

T h e w o rst fears o f th e ro o te rs w ere confirm ed w h en a th u n d e r in g h e rd o f p layers cam e sk ip ju m p in g o u t o f A sb u ry P a rk to ad m in iste r th e F o g arty m en <he w o rst lick ing o f its ca reer. T h a t definite ly d ash ed th e p lan s fo r a S ta te C h am ­p io n sh ip to M o th e r E a rth . N u tle y fo llow ed w ith an o th e rd e fe a t. T h e team recovered agains t W e s t N ew Y ork , tooko v e r E ast O ra n g e in m agnificent fash ion an d was installed a fav o rite o v e r N ew ark E ast S i^e w h ich un til th e K earny gam e h ad yet c a u g h t u n w ith v icto ry .Fogarty's inner-outers were out and snapped the Newark team's

record of defeats. At this writing which is before the game Kearnyis favored in many -quarters over Central which last year applied thec ru sh e rs to Kearny. The result would not surprise us either way. T h e Big Red has football in it. Every so often the spark that is n eed ed to convert it into a smooth playing winning eleven goes on a b ik e and the team looks rank IN J U R IE S H A M P E R E D F O G A R T Y

As is usual among the folks w ho arc so anxious to class them­selves as experts the fault of Kearny's defeats lie ip Fogarty, the Coach. Whenever a team loses the search for the cause starts immediately and p u t as immediately it usually ends up in the Coach's direction. Fogarty was hampered by all sorts of injuries this season. Added to t i n t the majority of his men were green. Coaching a large squad is d o joke in any sort of weather; that most of the hopefuls are unexper­ienced does not add to the fun. The fast that the Kearny Outfit had «ne of the hardest Class A schedules in the state should not be over looked.BELIEVE IT O R N O T

Tom Jordan who. right forwards for the Union A. A. has a pair o f basketball pants which he claims are seven years old—they look ten - Joe (Sweeny) Socienski did it last w eek-got married—Bill Keckissen informs us with tears in his eyes that the Four (music) Horsemen are no more -the outfit is now called the Melody Masters or something o f the sort that has to do with music Hill's brother, Bud, you know, used t o peg them across ‘for Kearny High nines -Oscar Kecs who was footballer at Kearny High is president of the evening Frosh Class at N Y U T< >ss a pigskin around m H. S., have blonde haif, and you will president somebody's class •• what has happened to Pal Jim Nielson?.u jin i R ob inson th e M u tu a le r o f R idge R ood tu rn s to the

soccer resu lts on the sport sheets first— Bill K eav th e sm iling------- mail carrie r w ho has been k n o w n to d o a w ee b it o f p itch in g ------- is th e ow ner o f an ed u c a te d toe a n d soccers fo r th e C a rltw i—— H ill T e a m — H e ’s a s ta r to o — A rch ie M c C a lfe rty still has h is------- H id d e n Pool ta n — A n d w hile w e h av e n o t h e a rd it in sometime,^-— -

th a t star m instrel bass.Four Sheridans were mixed up in one baseball play last Sum m er-

first base was sent down to second by brother

the tim es. They a re introspective- not retrospective. T hey live pnly in m em ory of the p a s t; they do not- look back and com pare w h at was once w ith w h at is today.

A t th is m om ent Lyndhurst is en­joy ing the peak of its recent years a th le tic accom plishm ents. There a re good baseball team s, good football team s, splendid a th le te s in the p ro­cess o f development.

Y et when one lea rn s th is Southern edge o f Bergen gave some years back the County some of its g rea te s t a th ­letes, some of its g re a te s t team s . . .

homed a grid iron team th a t coursed th ro u g h five hectic years w ithout a se t back—and its p aren ts w ere o f s te rn e s t calibre— baseball team th a t recorded defeats over many of the S ta te ’* finest, and gave to the C ounty a m em ber of i ts O lylnpic team

one wonders. The old tim ers m ay have som ething w ith w hich to su b s tan tia te th e ir boasts. The old tim ers m ay have reason to bewail a younger generation which fo r a dank num ber of years failed to produce an ath le tic agg regation of any im port­an t quality .

L yndhurst is com ing into its own now, b u t a g rea t, distance rem ains to be trav ersed before it will aga in range in to the class and es ta te th a t it gained years ago.

I t is a fa r cry back, alm ost a score of y ears, to find a w iry young m an play ing about th e b es t le ft fteld b ase ­ball th a t have been the p leasure of th is Town to see an d today iden tfy ing in him L yndhurst’s p resen t M ayor— M ayor Woods.

A sto u t g ray m an in S e rg ean t's uniform g lares down upon offenders in th e Police h eadquarters. In him one finds a ca tcher who w as am ong th e bes t in th is ca tcher, who w hen th e fam ous “ D ots” M iller w as called aw ay to a sm all league team to even­tu a lly wind up w ith P ittsb u rg h , wwe scheduled to g e t a try o u t w ith th e Buffalo, then of th e E aste rn League.

T h ere a re any num ber of them . T hey w alk about, fo r the m ost p a r t quietly , unosten ta tiously — n o th in g abo u t them to allow one to know th a t once th ey w ere th e cream of B e r­g en 's ath letes.

W e m entioned a L yndhurst Olym -

best th a t N ew York could produce. Five y e a rs in which it reg istered

past th e defense o f his powerful, gorilla like arm s. H e w as quiet, but rough when the w histle blew. A wedge of steel on th e offense and an absolu tely immovable brick on th e de­fense, w as W heaton.

Jack Lerbs and Ja c k G eritz, tw o m am m ouths, both o f whom tipped ov­e r 190 pounds, played nex t to Whea-

som ething like fo rty consecutive vie- j ton. T he ir ab ility to spike open th e to r jes ' I opposing line was no sm all p a r t of

U nions’ success a t line plunging.Tackles were Ju d Dawson, 170;

Jack Connally, 165; and Fred Gun-

T heir claim to the cham pionship o f N orthern N ew Je rsey , w hat a t th a t tim e w as a ll th a t counted in Je rsey A thletics, w as unofficial, but recogniz­ed genera lly by, the m ajority and p articu larly by th e team s which w ere pressed in to subm ission b y the daring , versa tile a tta c k employed by the L yndhurst team .

A roll call would have M cIntyre answ ering to th e fullback position. One would have to see the la te r Po­lice Chief to realize his football pos­sibilities. One would have to see him move h is one hundred and e igh ty pounds o f b raw n and muscle about w ith th e ce lerity o f a person fifty pounds less heavy« One would have to notice the lightaw ss of his tread , ra re fo r a m an of n is ponderous bulk to realize th a t he w as a n a tu ra l bom gridm an.

Squat, square shouldered, bull neck­ed, iron jaw ed, courageous, b u t mild

ther, 165. A ny of the three could hold down assignm ents however d if ­ficult the opposition.

The Dawson stock continues today in R utherford where a son is a m em ­ber of th e Blue and W hite reserve squad of players.

Tom H opkins and Billy (Becky) W eiderm an w ere a p a ir of ends who were s tead y on the defense and a pa ir of ends w ho were s tead y on the de­fense and a pa ir who could tak e passes fro m th e ir backfield men. Both w ere hard tack lers w ith Becky th e rougher o f the two.

Joe P eterson w as a substitu te while Billy Landells who tod ay is active in a tru ck in g business a lte rn a ted a t end and h ' l f back.

V ery in frequen tly w ere the p layers in jured; none ever h u rt seriously They p layed w ithou t shoulder guards,

Now Playing ‘ ‘ F O U R S O N S ’ ’

M on. M atinee and Evening, D ec 3rd, also T u e s M atinee Dec. 4 th

H en ry B . W althall anH M arceline D ay in “ F R E E D O M O F T H E P R E S S ”

—also—Laura La Plante in “H O M E J A M E S ”

_______________MONDAY—"CHINA NITE"_______________

Tuesday, December 4th (C O M M U N IT Y N IG H T

U n d er th e A usp ices o f th e R u th e rfo rd B e tte r Film s C om m ittee

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Sensational Russian Masterpiece

“ P O T E M K IN ”Pnie Winning Amateur Cinema

“ A N D H O W ”Written, acted, directed by ama-

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—On The Stage—“ T H O M P S O N S

LUCK”W ritten and directed by

H arry G. G rover ' Presented By

R u th e r fo rd L ittle T h ea tre G uild

—THE CA$T—Mildred Brown .•»■* Edmund Hill Paul Chaudron . . . Leslie Wigley

m annered A c h a p t e r fo r fiction A ^ t h ^ trougerg

T W ' P lays lacked the airia l repor-Î Â J R Î Î ! to ire th a t is a fe a tu re o f th is dfyh is association w ith h is friends.

I f looks alone do n o t count a sig h t of him baw ling; “Gim m e th a t b a ll!”

,1(1 th en ta k in g I t th ro u g h lines th a t cracked and gave a t h is trem endous th ru s ts would suffice to leave w ith a person a h ealthy respec t fo r his pow- e r tss .

Ja c k Holden who today conducts a sw im m ing pool a t the f a r end of th e Tow n w as a h a lf back. Re lacked th e h e f t o f th e o th ers , b u t h is 160 pounds w ere flashed abou t th e ene­m ies flanks w ith re su lts th a t lead to touchdow ns. A certa in tackier, som e­th in g a lm o st as fa s t a s lig h t w ith the ball.

G eorge H olden, a ISO pounder; Bil­ly (Q uick) Rogers, scaling about 180 pounds and Jack Jones, 130 pounds, w ere shock proof above the average.

Jones w as quarter-back . N ot a too sm a rt field general, w as Jones, b u t a m an who could sense the o th e r’s w eaknesses. He w as seldom a ball carrie r, b u t on the defense he w as the -m o st vicious open field tack ie r on the team . I t w as no strange sig h t

gam e, b u t hardly ev e r w ere tim eout periods requ ired to revive fallen p lay ­ers.

The p lay in g squad never included more th an th irteen o r fourteen men. No m ore w ere needed. But if they were it would have been hard to find them fo r to p lay With the Unions w as an honor and one to be looked fow ard t o . :__________

T heir p lay in g field w as a t Anchor Oval on M arin Avenue and on Col­um bia F ield on O ctav ia Place.

L y n d h u rs t ap p recia ted the team . The gam es w ere looked fow ard to and they a t tra c te d crow ds from every neighboring Town.

The p lay ing w as rough, often ca ll­ed d ir ty , b u t the b ran d of football was of th e best.

D efeat cam e only a f te r m ost of the reg u la r p layers had decided to give up the spo rt, and th en h a lf hearted ly decided to finish ou t one more season. All good th ings m ust end and the Acoms, o f Brooklyn, a powerful a g ­g regation , applied th a t long staved off defea t. The score was 6-*0.

W ednesday and Thursday, December 5th,- 6th — uY e Pict u re re o f Yestery ear" anf* “ A s of T o d a y1’

Thom as M eighan in “T H E M A T IN G C A L L ”"T he Picture of T oday”

-andThom as M eighan in “ M A N S L A U G H T E R ”

“The Picture of Yesteryear"These pictures were made several years apart and they afford you an oppor* tunity of seeing the popular “TO M ” as of today and as of yesteryear

W ED N ESD A Y - SILVER NITE'

Friday and Saturday, December 7th, 8th“ A N Y B O D Y H E R E S E E N K E L L Y ? ”

w ith Tom P/oore and Bessie Love— also—

Rod LaR ocoue in “H O L D ’E M Y A L E ”

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T »eher Piano Department

Scientific Methods

Touch, Technic, Sight Reading,Theory Mcmoriution

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Vocal Department High Voice Placement

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Lyndhurst, N . J.

BLUE AND GOLD DOWN CRANFORD IN FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON

D E R E N Z IS , H A R T E M A N , G R O E N E N D Y K E S T A R

T im as he slid for the base. D eedy w h o w as do ing th e base um p irin gc a lk 'd him out How about the Kearny-East Side (Newark) game last week when Bill French captained the Big Red a t q u a r te r agains t th e N ew ark outfit wluch was captained and quarterbacked by his brother Ed French , w h en it um ics to brother talk Willie Diggs comes out ot seclusion to mutter that Kearny will take ovdr Central of Newark — the gam e was played yesterday—they say that D ave Thorne is quarter of a hack on th e Ramblers football team.

of th e n igh t, 247. Clean, hard strike? accounted fo r h is b rillian t . score in th a t la s t round

Lyndhurst, the sculptor, put the finishing touches to its latest and greatest by far, work, the 1928 grid season: last Friday at Municipal Oval by subduing a heavy, fighting, but slow moving Cranford eleven, 7-0. J The defeat was far more decisive than the score showed. - The season could have been bettered, but not by much.

O nly one d e fea t w as scored ag a in s t

The Blue and Gold backfield w as h ittin g on all cy linders against the team th a t won over it, 12-0, la s t year. C rupi’s dash fo r th e touchdown th a t did not count was a beautiful bit of work.

In th e la s t q u a rte r the team jioem ed headed fo r a an o th er score. D ark ­ness cam e suddenly and with the ball in th e ir possession th e Blue and GoW- ers s tru ck down to th e C ranford tw en­ty yard m ark. B ut thpy could not unleash the/ finishing punch and the s ta rs saw the end o f the game.

Olsen looked over some fu tu re foo t­ball m ate ria l by sh ipping the* freshT im and youngest on

l- rs te r D m ly u . , ' pla viiii; mu I Ki on th e opposing team an d ta.yiied th e ' loeal g r id d c ri * n 4 in ' th atM ’r a y I But ** waa discounted .th a t the pass ma n L ustbad er in to st a r t fu r C ru p i,'* L---------------------- its goal line w as crossed fo r the firs t | w.hitch ,w“ s m eant to •* » la te r ' "

and la s t tim es. One M ^relesi tie , and a * b***'0 a

LYNDHURST ELKS SWEEP IN MATCH WITH ENGLEWOOD

six victories, the m ajority of tim es '■ P°jn^a did not count

I The y o ungste r seeing actioh fo r the fo rw ard and illegal so first tim e made a good im pression in

over team s th a t la s t y ear had de­fea ted it w ith ease, com pleted th e y ea r’s record.

A neat h it o f w ork, th is season, one to keep holy in a hall o f fam e.

I 'a ttison Makes Score Bob Pattison »cored the lone touch­

down. On a s ix ty yard run th a t cours­ed around left end, along the outaide( » iotiiiu i n i ciiu, biuiik uiv uuvaiuc

B arrin jrer w as in form and score boundary , he rejfiH ered his second

C ranford N ever T hreatensthe q u a r te r th a t he played.

G roenendyke .a t end alsoI w • v-v»v««w nv , a v «riiu m.M) showed ' C ranford w as .big, but it- larked 1 good form . Blaime, ano ther freshm an '

speed enough l o s ta r t an o ffen siv e , took Bollenbach’s place on the line:

S ttrsder la-sd» I .ocal llu tS t To Clean V ictory—Rise To Fourth Place In L eague.

1888, 191 and 182 in th ree trie s . T he scores w ere:

L yndhurst184 159 133

S tra d e r R eagh

I Lowe . Capp .

169 146 172 177 — 163

188 —

By v irtu e of th ree clean cu t vie- j to n e s ewer the pinners of the Engle- \ ■wood le a g u e , Tuesday. The gam es « e r e played a t th e Pioneer Alleys in | Haabrouck H eights.

ArtlMT E. W idm ayer showed the w ay to th e L yndhurst bowlers. S ta r t­in g w ith a ITS, he dropped to a 161

a t th en finished w ith th e high

M arkham G regory . M yers . . .Meir . . . . . Healy . . .

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brillian t touchdown of the season. Louis Crupi m ade i t a perfec t score by drop kicking fo r the e x tra point.

P attison w as a m enacing fa c to r to C ran fo rd all day . His end sw eeps could not be solved by the v isito r» and severa l tim es he knocked off long gam es. More th an once it w as the la s t b it of th e secondary w all th a t nailed him.

T he Lyndhurst a ttack functioned sm oothly fo r th e m ost part. P a tti- son’s dash cam e in the second q u a rte r. A few m inutes a f te r h is score. The L arrop ing Mr. C rupi aig sagged tw en ­ty five yards th rough the en tire C ran ­fo rd eleven fo r ano ther touchdown.

for a q u a r te r and played the -same splendid brand o f football th a t he shows in practice.

The line ups: >—

drive o f any im portance. W ith C ap­tain H artem an . Palum bo and Groen- dyke doing yeoman work on th e line the v isiting a ttack rare ly penetra ted the Blue and Gold forw ard wall fo r a considerable distance.

A high cross wind over the field made passing precarious and neither team a ttem pted to s ta r t an offense in th a t direction. C ranford 's m ain th re a t was a huge fullback, llen ry Sorenson, who hit the L yndhurst line w ith con­siderable force. He seldom w ent through fo r m ore th an a few yards.

The Blue and Gold m ain's fo rte in the d ay 's activ ities was a fake kick play in which Mr. Pattison tip toed gently hack a s though to kick and then took th e bait in ah end run . In only one instance waa he stopped.

D eR entis w as sent around the end Mrs. H arry Sutton, and Miss Lillian and “ Iron Mike” m ade his ga ins the Sutton, o f H aw orth, w ere guests on tim e he carried th e ball. Sunday of Miss Cecelis Rowe of 168

BaekaeM -H o t” „ j Valley Brook A vem e.

LyndhurstGroenendyke H artem an . .Mioods .........C rankshaw . Illaime . . . . Palumbo Mundy

C ranford. left end ................B urr

■ ■ left tackle . . . . Hooper left guard ...H in e m a n

. . c en te r , . Fredericksonright g u a r d ------R obertsrigh t t a c k le ..........Hynos

right end . . . W ykanderLothian : . . q u a r te r b a c k E nrigh tLusbader n g h t h a lf bark . AndersonDeRenxis left h a lf back . . . PowellI attison . . . . . . full back . . . . Sorenson

S ubstitu tes—C rupi fo r L usbader; Rollenback fo r B laim e; Mahan fo r Gjroendyke. ?

RITZ THEATRER I D G E R O A D

Selected PhotoplaysDaily M at 2 JO to » Evening« 7 to II

__________ Sw dayi Continuous

Sunday, December 2nd“S Q U A R E C R O O K S ” w ith R obert A rm strong

, —and—E A G L E

Monday and Tuesday, December 3rd and 4thJohn G ilb ert in “ F O U R W A L L S ” ..

—-also—T H E G IR L -S H Y C O W B O Y ” w iith R ex Bell

W ednesday, Dccem bw Jth

“T H E C A R D B O A R D L O V E R ”

w ith M arion D avies. —and—

D IS C O R D 1 w ith Lila D agover and C osta Ekm an

Thursday and Friday, December 6th and 7thD . W . G riffiths “D R U M S O F L O V E ” w ith

M ary PhilKin and Lionel Barrym ore—also—

W allace Beery and Raym ond H atton in

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ON THE SCREEN “ A H A R P IN H O C K ”

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The following films will be shown at the Ritt Theatre

Mohdmy and Tuesday. D e c e m b e r , in mamafe to a *ro^ue, deformed„„I _„.i m an, much older th an herself, in3rd and 4 th . L r f e r to save h er fa th e r’s d o m a in -

“ F o u r W alls”—Metro-Goldwyn pro- j ^ tw o pow erful fam ilies having duction, fea tu rin g Jo an C raw ford, • j)een w ar fo r years. The princess

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Jersey To Officially Vote For Hoover and Curtís Jas. 14

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START DEC 7TH

herw _____ in te r­e s tin g sto ry follows. The acting of Lionel B arrym ore in the p a rt o f , C athos is excellent. The se ttings , form a fitting background for the ex­cellent characterizations in th is lovei triang le . F or the m ature audience. |

duction, fea tu rin g Jo an i.™ » '»™ , been a t w ar fo r years. The princessw ith John G ilbert splendidly po rtray - faj |g in |OVP Wjt h th e younger broth-ing th e rote of an ex-convict, who e r who has gen t to bring herfinds prejudice as g re a t a b a rrie r | ^ th e cast| e 0f Cathos. An ifas the stone walls o f Sing Sing. A I .-■— „ n - tk « nctimth rilling picture of lovet courage and regeneration , fa ith fu lly depicting New York’s E ast S ide. F o r th e m»- tu re audience.

“G irl-Shy Cow-Boy”—Fox produc­tion , fea tu rin g Rex Bell w ith G eorge ..Th(1 Bi(f K illing” — Param ountMeeker and P atsy O’Leary. A fa s t- j pr<Killrt i (,n, fea tu rin g W allace B een ' m oving W estern comedy w ith melo- j Raymond H atton. A comedydram atic trim m ings. A group o f me|0)|ram a w jt h good ac ting andschool g ir ls go W est in search , amusinK subtitles. Two m ountain th e rem ains of p rehistoric anim als. fam i|ieg who haVc had a life longRex Bell and his tw o pals a re erv j fj u(1 a re united through the aid of gaged as guides fo r th e part>. f**'1 ex-circus men hired by one fam ilyth e bashful R o m eo , becomes a f ig h t- . t > Rhoot u | ) -t he other. A fraid ofing hero, and finally is bountifully fir>, .arm 8 they reso rt to o th er tac- rew arded. F or the m atu re audience. ^ and fina„ y g e t t he two fam iliesllvo| n

to ag ree to a m ost unusual com­pact. W allace Beery and Raymond H atton a s th e two ex-circus men are very clever. Endorsed by th e N a­tional Board o f Review fo r the fam ­ily audience including children.

S atu rday , Decem ber 8th :— —“ A H krp in Hock”— Pathe, fe a tu r­

ing Itudolph Schildkraut and Ju n io r , Coghlan. An adap ta tion o f th e sto ry : by Evelyn C am pbell, m agazine w rit­er. A charm ing p o rtrayal o f life in the New York G hetto. Isaac Ab-

W ednesday, December 5th:

“The Cardboard Lover”—Metro- Gokiwyn production, fea tu rin g M ar­ion Davies and Nils A sto r. Sally a r ­rives in Monte Carlo w ith a group of Am erican college g ir ls on a “ per sonally conducted to u r .” Here she m eets A ndre, a tenn is champion in th e to ils of Simone, a voluptuous ad­venturess. Sally is beguiled by A n­d re ’s dashing appearance. W ith such a situation , and Miss Davies a s the leading comedienne, complications come thick and fast. F o r the m ature audience. x_,

“ DiscordD agover and tio sta m a n . /\ owe«- h e a rt o f gold, n evenneiess, aim u ish production. M elodram a in w hich _frjen j s little Tom m y from Ireland— a young English widow sets ou t to „ ^ -n t ly become an orphan. He m ake a m arriage o f convenience w ith Krows to love him as a son. Then , a w ealthy Swede— who, ignorant o f f0| | 0WS a sw eet and novel sto ry— | her identity , saves h e r from drown- j an a ,(m ixture o f sen tim ent and -m g and falls in love wit h h e r - F o r !. p a thos—th r ills and— fun .— F o r th e j th e m ature audience. fam ily audience including children.

Special fo r th e children a t the S atu rd ay m atinee: “ E lla C inders”— j F irs t N ational production, fea tu rin g Colleen Moore. E lla C inders is am odem C inderella, w orking fromm orning to n ig h t— her only friendthe ice-m an, who plays th e fa iry prince. Se en te rs Hollywood—andth e re follow s som e very clever com­edy.

Trenton, Nov. 22 (A P )— New J e r ­sey will vote officially fo r H erbert Hoover and C harles C urtis, on Ja n ­u ary 14, 192«. On th a t day , elector« chosen in th e recent balloting will m eet in th is c ity as the electoral college of th e S ta te . T he num ber of electoral votes o f a S ta te is equal to its represen tation in th e Con­g ress of the U nited S ta tes. New Je rsey , w ith tw elve sea ts in the House of R epresentatives and two in the United S ta tes Senate , is a l­lowed fourteen electors.

The secre ta ry of S ta te will p re­pare special ballots fo r th e use of th e electors. This custom w as be- gun with th e election of Woodrow W ilson as P residen t. T he ballots will be o f heavy cardboard surm ounted w ith the seal o f th e s ta te in gold. N am es of the tw o cand idates will be engraved. Custom and m oral obliga­tion bind the electors to vote fo r th e \ candidates to whom th ey pledged th e ir support, bu t th ey a re not le­gally bound although th e ir nam es appeared u nder p a rty designations on th e ballots in th e genera l election on Novem ber 6.

W hen the electors m eet a t 3 p. m. th ey will f irs t choose a P resident and secre ta ry . I f they follow prece­den t they will have a p ray e r said by a local m in iste r a f te r which the college will be ready to begin bal­lo ting . Each electo r signs th ree cop- j ies o f th e re su lt o f th e vote. One copy is sent to th e p residen t of the U nited S ta tes Senate by m ail, an­o th e r is delivered officially by an elec to r selected by his colleagues and th e th ird copy is presented to the F ederal C ourt o f New Jersey .

B ergen County C ourt Houac will be the scene of th re e m urder tr ia ls beginning December 7. P repara tions • f the a ta te cases a re being m ade by P rosecu to r H a rt and his assis tan ts . Suprem e C ourt Ju s tic e C harles W. P a rk e r will p reside a t th e tr ia ls .

C ases known to be on th e lis t a re : Michael L uterzo , Garfield; John B ivans, W estw ood; W illiam Belli- vardo, H ackensack.

Ju d g e W illiam H arvey J . E ly , R u therfo rd , will defend Bivans, who is charged w ith th e m urder o f h is bro ther-in -law . I t is said th a t B ivans m istrea ted h is w ife, and th a t when h er b ro th e r rem onstra ted B ivans sh o t him , killing him instan tly .

L uterzo is charged w ith killing Ja m es R om aglia, Passaic g arag e - keeper, accused o f being too fam ilia r w ith I .u te rzo ’s w ife. Joseph Gua

dieilo, o f H ackensack, h as been as-

Beilivardo ia acrnaad o f choking Wa w ife to death . Ju ly 1, in a g a r ­age a t ISO H obart s tre e t. Hack™ aack. Suapicion th a t she w as e n te r­ta in in g o th e r aw n ia given a s m otive fo r th e n i n e . S en a to r W illiam B. M ackay will rep re sen t th e defense.

Because all defendan ts have not been a r re s te d in connection with the shooting a t “ Ye Old T im e Inn,” G ar­field, in w hich tw o m en were killed, tr ia l o f those now in custody will no t be a ttem p ted . I t is rum ored th a t one o f th e defendan ts will plead gu ilty to m anslaughte r.

CHRISTUAS SEALS WILL BE PUT IN THE MAIL TODAY

On th e d ay follow ing T hanksgiving Day, U ncle Sam will be deliver­in g th ro u g h his mail d epartm en t th e

Seals fo r 1928.The aaa la th is y ea r a re DOft a t­

trac tiv e , and w ith th e ir b rig h t col­o rings w ill give th e C hristm as le t­te rs , C hris tm as cards, and o ther mail aa well as th e C hristm as pack­ages, a rea l festive look.

The B ergeft C ounty Tuberculosis and H ealth Association, th ro u g h the sale o f th e C hristm as Seals expect to raise $40,000 to ca rry on th e work durin~ the y -a r o f 1929.

Since Ja n u a ry 1, 1928, th e C h ris t­m as Seals have been stead ily a t | work th ro u g h its education and n u rs in g — services o f th e B ergen County Tuberculosis and H ealth A s­sociation, healing th e sick, caring for th e babies, teach ing th e inex­perienced m other how to ca re fo r the children. These and m any m ore services have been accom plished by the tin y sea ls sold a t C hristm as tim e.

T hrough th e spoken w ord, andw ith th e use of th e movies, health has been b rought to th e school child. Medical inspection has been secured

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m ilk introduced in m any schools . T he Aaaoeiatien does n<* m iytubercu losis , b a t i t teach astion . I t ia th e a im o f the C ounty Tuberculoaia an d Health As­sociation to lay a foundation so f in , th a t th e boys and g ir ia will produca s tro n g men and wom en so th a t whan they reach the vulnerable age, be­tw een 20 and *0, th ey will not break down w ith tuberculoaia.

M rs. Jo h n J . B reslin , o f Stuyvea- a n t A venue, U th e local chairm an th is year. H er aaaisten te a re Mrs. A rth u r A nderson, o f Poet Avenue; M ra. Jo h n Flynn, o f Pag« Avenue; M ra. Je n n ie W oodw ard, o f Ja y Ave­n ue; M rs. A lpheus S. F rank , o f Val­ley Brook A venue; D r. E rnest H. McDede, o f R idge Road, and the Rev. J . L itte ll, p a s to r o f the Reed M em orial P re aby terian Church, of S tuyvesan t Avenue.

M isses E llen an d Katherine Bres­lin, with their brother Jam es mo­tored to W ash ing ton on Thanksgiv­ing, and spent the week-end visitingfrinn/ta in t h l t r itv .

^ ' ram s! - paw nbroker, w ith th e repu ta- ! M iss Dolly Puntolillo’- P a t h e , fea tu ring Lil t ion o f a Shylock in business, has a p . C . ! . . . , ] « »d Gosta Ekm an. A Swed- h e a rt o f gold, nevertheless, and be- | \ l l V e i l r a l l y O a l U I U O J

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Thursday and F riday , December fith and 7th:

“Drum s of Love” —U nited A rtis ts production, fea tu rin g Mary Philbin and Lionel Barrym ore. D. W. G rif­fiths tells th e Paolo and Francesca legepd but changes th e locale. A young and lovely p rincess is given

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Keysers Silk H ose, G loves and U nderw ear

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BERGER’S CEN TER SHOP228 Stuyvesant Ave.. L yndhurst, N . J.

Mr. and M rs. Thom as Puntolillo of 250 O rient W ay, gave th e ir daugh ter Dolly a p a rty S atu rday n ig h t in honor of h e r 17th b irthday . The house was—d eco ra ted --in ~ pink an d w hite crepe paper and autum n

I flowers.A large b irth d ay cake w ith 17

| pink and w hite candles w as the a t- | trac tio n of th e table.

Dancing, s ing ing and gam es w ere enjoyed by th e guests.

Miss Dolly received a beautiful | diam ond d inner ring from h er boy j friend , S. M arks. Mr. and Mrs. Pun- | tolillo presented th e ir d au g h te r with j a pearl necklace. Miss Dolly received j m any other p re tty g ifts .

Those who attended w ere: Ida ! P e tti, M. De Mayo, M. Dorando, R.

D uss, I. E gger, J . Palisi, M. D urs, A. Puntolillo, H. Puntolillo , F . Cas- tellici, and Y. Puntolillo.

Misses M. Rosa, P . Mellilo, S. L aspalu to , A. Andolina, L. Dorando,

[ C. Bognolo. M. Guccione, N. G ing- i e relli, S. M arks, E. Rosa, A. Meda, 1 and Jim Ferraco . Mr. and Mrs. T ra- 1 cerdi and fam ily , Mr. and Mrs. Cas- | tellucci and fam ily , P rof. and Mrs,

Ippolo and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. M arcketillo and fam ily.

M iss N ancy Lozita W eds Jo s . G iam etta

Roosevelt Dance Palacej 58 S tuyvesant A venue T el. R u th erfo rd 2 5 6 i W

HALL TO HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 6 Bowling Alleys and 4 Pool Tables

Rutherford-Belleville Bus Passes the Door Stage 26X18—2 Dressing Rooms

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Miss N ancy Lozita, d au g h te r o f I Mr. and M rs. Rocco Lozita, of 443 W est F o rty -S ix th S tree t, New Y ork j C ity , was a p re tty bride a t a wed- j d ing solemnized on Sunday after-1 noon a t fo u r-th irty o’clock w hen she j w as wed to Joseph G iam etta , son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael G iam ette , o f 510 Ridge Road. The Rev. Thom as M cDerm ott, rec to r o f th e church, o f­ficiated. ....------

The bride, who w as given in m a r­riage by h er fa th er, w ore a b eau ti­ful gown of w hite tra n sp a re n t ve l- 1

¡ vet, made bouffant sty le. Her long j veil of Spanish lace w as caught up

I in cap fashion, w ith orange bios- j som s. She carried a show er bouquet i

[ o f white roses and lilies-of-the-valley. IMiss F rances Lozita, a s is te r o f j

' the bride, w as the m aid of honor. She ; wore a beau tifu l gown, the bodice j of which w as m ade of silver m etalic |

; cloth, and th e sh irt o f ruffles of pale 1 ftroen tulle. She wore a la rg e pic-

| tu re ha t o f tu lle and m etalic cloth. H er slippers w ere silver color and her hose m atched them . She carried a bouquet of sunburst roses.

The m aids of honor w ere M isses j E lsie De Lucca and A gnes Huffano of L yndhurst; and M ary Cosia, and j Louise M onculiar, of New York City. They w ere all dressed alike in gowns of N ile green tra n sp a re n t ve l­vet, w ith tu rb an s o f tu lle to m atch th e dresses. T heir slippers w ere of Nile sa tin , and th e ir hose m atched. They carried tea roses.

F rank C a stleg ran t, of Lyndhurst, j w as best «Ian.

Over tw o hundred guests attended j th e church cerem ony, and about one thousand w ere p resen t a t th e recep­tion which followed a t th e Roosevelt Hall on S tuyvesan t Avenue.

T'hii nixuilu uiiula liift i t|l ♦ hi? .1X llv IICW IJr Wvtltl • » v wlltra in from N ew ark, bound fo r F lo ri­da, w here th ey will enjoy th e ir h o n - 1 eymoon. Upon re tu rn in g they w ill ! reside a t 502 Ridge Road.

The ( iia m e tta fam ily are one o f i th e oldest in the tow nship, and a re well known In th e business world here, conducting a tru ck in g business j a t 259 G reen Avenue.

Just save the coupons given in our envelope containing your developing and printing orders. When they total the nominal amount o f $5.00, we will present you with a 5 x 7 enlargement from any negative you wish.

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K ra ft’s Bowling Alleys a t R oose-, v elt Hall, S tuyvesant Avenue, was th e scene on F riday of a mixed bowling team contest. High scores w ere m ade by Mrs. Theresa Schreckenstein and A rthur Daiker.

O thers com peting were: Mr. and Mrs. I,ouiB Levy, Mrs. A rthur D aik­e r, Sadie Enders, Phoebe S chne id er., Robert Sauer, George Q uinser anil E dw ard Bayers.

H enry Ju s tu s , newly named Scout M aster of Troop S, officiated in th a t capacity a t the m eeting held by the troop last F riday evening. i

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E state 2862 T reduced in p rice to £86.90 cash. O n the easy paym ent p lan $9U0 on term s o f £5 do w n an d balance in eigh teen paym ents m onthly .

Cook your Christmas dinner in the fam ous Estate Fresh Air Bake oven, guarded by the oven heat regulator. You will find new delicacy of flavor in the most familiar dishes when cookedin th is way

Prices include push b u tto n to p b u rn e r lighter an d connection by experienced gas m en.

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Light Up for ChristmasThe out-door Christmas tree is one of the

lovely things that electricity has made possible. Turn your lawn or garden into fairyland by lighting it during the holiday season with multi­colored lamps.

7 light outfits com pU te w ith lam ps fo r ou tdoor u te £4.50.

Gas Places at Y our Service

Ideal Refrigeration

One of the most popular mechanical refriger­ators is the gas Electrolux Scrvcl. A little gas flame furnishes the heat that starts a chemical proccss that produces intense cold. Once the gas is lighted, the chilling process is automat­ically maintained-

The gas refrigerator is noiseless. Ice cubes for table use are froien quickly in its trays. 'Having only two small moving parts the ga»

refngertor will last for many years.

E lectro lux cabinets m ay be h ad in w hite a n d in fo u r charm ing sot« colors, an d «-lec­tio n may be m ade th a t will to n e in w ith an y k itchen color schem e. P rice £ 2 2 ) up installed.

Electricity H elps to Keep U s YoungIf you find little time foi

exercise—take a tc.n minute Violet Ray treatm ent daily This will help t v keep the

-muscles supple, the nerves— quiet and the circulation normal. Prices on Rcnulife Violet Ray models begin at

A n electric facial massage is pleasant and restful It gently stimulates the skin and its use helps to erase lines and shadows from tired faces • Prices $11 upward.

For d r y i n g the hair quickly or-small articles o f dress, the electric hair dryer. These range in price from $9 to $25.

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Its use permits quick serving and saves countless trips back and forth from kitchen to breakfast table. Ideal for use w here the members of the household breakfast at ditferent times and each must be se rved individually.

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Fireplace

Fireplace and hearth are rich in tradi non and the open fire retains its attrac­tion. A Radiant gas woodfire or* coal basket in your fireplace will glow with warmth and cheer.

G as coal basket, p rice £50 cash. O n th e easy paym ent p lan £51.00, £5 dow n a n d eighteen m onths to pay balance. C onnected w ithou t charge.

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SOME SOUND SENSE EXPECTED

C h an ce llo r Ed w ard R . W alker, a ll reports, speeches and the statem ents of the law yers to the contrary not­w ithstanding, has assumed ju risd iction in the Hague habeas corpus case, going over the head of h is V ice C han cello r, John J. Fallon .

L e t us hope that w ith h is usual sound sense he w ill brush aside the subdeties of the law yers and decide the main question w h ich is presented. T h a t is:

W h eth er o r not the m ayor of Jersey C ity m ay or may not disregard a subpoena to appear and testify before a jo in t com m ittee o f th e legislature?

A ll o f the co llateral and subordinate issues may furnish amusement for the legal profession but they are very tiresom e and expensive to the masses of the people w ho m ust pay for these diversions.

M ayo r H ague w as sim ply asked, under the form s of law , to do w hat thousands of citizens in th is and other states have done— appear on the w itness stand. H e is, at the best, no better than anybody else. H e could de cline to answ er such questions as in h is judgment w ould incrim inate him .

E ith e r the legislature has the right to conduct the inq u iry it has undertaken, through a com m ittee, o r it has not. E ith e r its processes w ere defective o r correct. E ith er it m ay enforce its rulings o r it has no power to do so.

P rio r to the acceptance of ju risd iction by the C h a n ­cellor yesterday, the habeas corpus case threatened to develop a d ash between the legislative and the jud icial branches of the governm ent, w h ich should be m utually helpful and not hostile. It is to be expected that C h a n ­cellor W alk er w ill put an end to this expensive law yer's quarrel.

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O n e of the questions that has been interesting N ew Jersey m otorists for some time has been w hat penalty, if any, certain autom obile ow ners are to pay for failing to have th eir cars inspected during the recent safety cam paign.

T h is seems to have been settled by the announce­ment from M otor V e h ic le Inspector Stagg that the matter is closed so far as the state is concerned.

Inspector Stagg asserts that the yellow stickers in ­dicating inspection, m ay now be rem oved from the cars.

T h o se persons w ho did not have th eir autos looked over can now laugh at those w ho did. It hard ly seems fair.

O n the other hand, the safety cam paign w as w orth

Thomas McGowcn, fifty (even yean of »rc of 216 Fern Avenue i* m a serious condition suffering from a fractured skull., fractured shoulder blade and other injuries in the Hackensack Hospital as the result of an acddent last Friday eventng at Station Square Rutherford when he was hit by an automobile operated by Miss Susan Applegate of 194 W Pas saic Avenue, Rutherford. Mr. McGowan underwent an operation for the skull injury on Monday morning and recovered from it, but M in serious condition.

The Mmto Brothers local painters narrowly escaped serious injury last Monday when the ladder slipped from a porch roof of Mr Swartz's home.

Ed. Minto was holding the ladder as' his brother Bru. e was on the ladder painting trimming near the top of the building. The ladder slipped and both men were thrown to the ground. Bruce fell 2 ' feet and re ceived injuries of the back and other injuries The local ambulance was called and the men were taken to their homes

On Wednesday afternoon November 28th at Î o'clock Miss Alicia O'Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter J, O'Connor of MX Ridge Road and Mr. Joseph J Bryan son of Mr and Mrs Johii Bryan of tîard Avenue North Arlington were united in marnage in the Sacred Heart Church by the Rev Thos. J. McDermott. Mr and Mrs Bryan are on a honeymoon trip to Washington and upon their return will reside on Rtdge Road North Arlington.

A pretty church wedding took place on Wednesday, November 2Hth at J o’clock when Miss Rose Augusta Mohl, daughter of Mr and Mr* Henry Mohl of 222 Furman Place and Mr Francis 1 Burdt- same addrt'u formerly of Jersey City, were united in the holy bond» of matrimony at the Sacred Heart Church with the Rev Thomas McDermott officiating Mrs. Helen Hyatt played strains from Lohengrin as the bride on the arm of her father marched down the isle.

The young couple left at midnight for Atlantu City on an eutendcd ~~ hypyypioon Upon their return they will reside at 222 Furman Plate

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W ell, our M other ant! I*au«hi«-r I »murr ha* com* and f»*n* Wa* it a luci-ra* * IV .iit aak ’ W e all man «yeti tu u n i » Ih» ortie*!. a i\) '* iy

The table« were »rranfe.1 by I V tru l 1 ami looknl inv ltm * be)ond word* C onfra lu la llon» . IHitrol I!

Our p rog ram wa» o>m|.ile,i l>> 0*e P atro l le a d e r» , and each I’atro l »av* a »hört but am using «ketch

Kvelyn l*e l.m-a, M arie i'uU aurdo» and " la n a ta " Sam ter«.*n .tame.1 the Charleston. 1‘oem» were m lle t l by tira re N ash, Madeline lie Sou*a amt Helen 11 rock man

Helen ( ia n ln r r and "Itobtiy’ iiu th eil u ing the E cho Song ami ten dertitl Huftle soli»*

Other* who «ang, or tri*«l to, were O ert Samler*on, l.la.ly* Kenipf, ami "T he Tli re«' M u *ke t» r» ,“ Kthel Stm -khouw. Muriel Kwk and l»«*r« thy Town

And the o rrh eo tra ' I 'a tro l I and II »uptilmf th i . (real and what the instrum ent* were, I ilm il know yet Hobby tiu th e ll had K im ethlng th a t w as com}K»aed of a gaaoo, a lu r ta ln roti and a funnel. W hat an o h ) « ! 1

Our M other* s e w e d te enjoy ou» an tlra and ra th e r noisy " tn u s ir" ami let us ho|>r the) enjoy« I th» as well.

Well, we rlonètf w ith our u .u a l ; circle Im tuiling the (.<»«1 N ight Song and T ape ami as it Is now tim e to : sign off, we echo it* word*,

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w hile. E ig h ty per cent of the cars in N ew Jersey w ere inspected and undoubtedly a large percentage o f defects w ere corrected.

Inspector Stagg also inform ed th is newspaper that the authority for his rem arks w as M otor V e h ic le Com ­m issioner D ill, w hose stand in the matter had been aw arded w ith interest. 37

In order to elim inate any lingering doubt, how ever, it m ight be w ell for Com m issioner D ill to issue an official statem ent him self, either through his own office, through the A ssociated Press.

, . .E v e ry autoist w ill be interested in knowing that thestickers can be rem oved, and also in w hat Com m issioner D ill th inks about the cam paign conducted under his auspices.

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I f the professional football games being played on O rita n i field, H ackertsack, on Sunday afternoon cannot be given proper police protection than they should not be allow ed.

T h e spectators are perm itted to run over the field, ham pering d ie players at every turn and m aking the contests a farce. ...

Yesterday afternoon's game w as a w rangle from beginning to end, w ith constant interference from the spectators and w ith the moon shining bnghtly overhead w hen the game was called on account of darkness

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W ith the metal m arket show ing steady im provem ent, citizens of state w here m ining is a basic industry, prospering.

European countries are increasing their purchases such m aterials as copper and zinc, and the demand ha* already absorbed m o« o fth is year's production

w . T h e position of copper is the best in over five years, according to the Boston N ew s Bureau T h e industry has struggled along through a slow , halting process of adjust­ment and i s today operating on a high econom ical level J

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Mrs. Leona K elly, o f L ivingston Avenue, has re tu rn ed from a visit o f several w eeks w ith h e r m other in th e Catskills.

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Five boys w ith Mr. Spady have formed w hat is believed to bt the m ost practical course in th e h rrh school, a c lass in Vocational Selei- tion. . - —v

The class m eets once a week, dur­ing the firs t period T hursday morn­ings. I t w as originally planned to have th e class two tim es a week.

There a re five excellent books ini the school lib ra ry upon th e subject, and the sm all class is read ing up fo r the solving of the g rea te s t prob­lem yet encountered by th e high schoM stu d e n t,

The co arse g ives no academ ic points, and so no required num ber o f periods a re necessary . The students are doing th is solely for th e ir own benefit, and i t is in teresting to see th e ir reaction to w hat is not forced upon them — personally , w e’d say it was very favorable .

H Q D ECEM BER EXH I-BITION IN ART

W e wish to rec tify a s ta tem en t we made last w eek in regard to the A rt Exhibit. We believed th a t it was to be in December, but it will not be held until S p ring , as usual.

HowSVer, w e do wish to say th a t we made no m istake about th e fine work th a t th e a r t studen ts a re do­ing. As th e studen ts find th is work interesting , w e are sure th a t you will be p leased wih the resu lts .

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‘’ “ " L m M " ' t o '" a r ra n g e f o r th e h T rh a r g e o f th e Main School and i* im aa ce lebra tion , and to tra n s - Mr». W alte r F. Kohlheim in char«« £ n „the r necessary ‘T “ " “ ' . o f ***** B eg inner, TV

The beginners an d th e p rim a ry da- p artm en t‘ m„nU will ha*« th e ir en te rta in T he pasto r’s serm on to th e Jun-

P* , , to which th e ir p a ren ts and io ta a t th e eleven o'clock service f J L i s will be inv ited . on th e even will be on “The S to ry o f a C rutch.*

December M th . T he com m it- Surety th is will be in teresting . inf charge o f th is celebration In- G row n-aps get a s m uch o u t o f those

M r s . W a l t e r K ohlheim . Mrs. ju n io r serm ons a s th e li ttle fo lk . do. f. nav is Mra. A lfred C. G ilm ore. T he serm on fo r ad u lts will be «a

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q u a rte rs and go in aUnion .Club. They will ■ < « » • « - m itted ’ unless they comply to th isrule. J . K. Setlick. scout esecutive,has ch arge o f the »winwaing life sav ing activities.

T he K pw orth L eague w ill m eet a t seven in th e evening.

A t e ig h t o’clock J . M organ Read Council, Ju n io r O rder, U. A. M., will be th e g uests o f th e congregation .

T he p a s to r, th e Rev. G eorge Foun-Higges T heresa W hitehead . Em ily ta in , will speak on " I s A m ericav „ u M argaret B ro th ert* * . M ra. C. D rif t in g ? " M iss F oun ta in will

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an a fternoon C hristm as p a rty P , .he sm all children.' The older pup«» will g ive a p a y

to which th e p aren U and t t i i a d s be invited. T he committe e m

charge of th is en te rta in m en t include.

’„ •m e com m ittee consists o f Mr. Mahlers. H enry D ubuy, an d Miss Catherine Shoem aker.

It was voted to ap p ro p ria te $100 t0 ,he official board fo r cu rre n t ex

P*0 ther business tran sac ted

The L yndhurst Police d epartm en t have been m aking a house to house canvass to reg iste r all dogs, which m ust be licensed. I f the ow ner fails to license th e dog one year, he m ust pay double th e follow ing year. Male dog licenses a re one do llar and fe­m ale th re e dollars.

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lead th e sing ing o f th e patriot!« hym ns w ith h is c o m e t; an d th e choir w ill s in g a specia l an them .

Looks like a b ig day! You, who read th is paper, a re invited to a t ­ten d any o r all o f theee services,

iness m u » » ™ »•«. •—* unleaa you a re a w orahipper in som e . , .on of th e follow ing su b s titu te o th e r church in L y ndhurs t. V isito rs

£ r » s - % j a a £ £ ■—* 'SSL vm" Local Mas Accused

The devotional period w a i lad • ?S u n d a y School Superin tenden t

» a h ' re freshm en ts served by Miss Jo h n Brown, colored, o f Bellevill«, * . L Nutx an d h e r com m ittee d i e d , t th e L yndhurst Police head- Agnes n u , --------- -------------and asked fo r a w arra n t

foir C to r le s M cM anus, o f N ew ark A venue, L y ndhurs t, on a charge of h orse-stea ling .

Brown claim ed th a t M cM anus had sold h im a horse, and la te r en tered th e s ta b le and took th e horse back.

S e rg ean t M ullins told Brown th a t______ i it w as necessary fo r him to sw ear

1 ouise S p ae th , six teen y * a rs o f ou t a w arra n t fo r th e m an in Belle- only d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d Mrs. vm e firs t before th e m an could be

r w l e s S p ae th , o f 320 T rav ers „ r e s t e d , as th e crim e w as com- piace passed aw ay a t tw o o'clock m itted in Belleville.Sun day m orning a t th e H oly N am e ------------- o-------------C o i t a l , T eaneck , w here she had * * . A N D MRS. H ER R ICK been taken on S a tu rd ay m orning suffering w ith d iabetes , w hich caused

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her to lapse in to a ___ __________ ________________Several year* ag o . M iss S p a « n ri<J " 0f ~125 Delafield Avenue re-

suffered a severe a tta c k o f ceived th e co n g ra tu la tio n s o f th e irdisease, w hich alao caused h er t m v )y f n rn d» on M onday, Nov. 26th,lapse into a com a, and sh e 'w h e n th ey ce lebra ted th e ir fifteenthmoved to a ho sp ita l. A fte w edding an n iversary . M rs. H errickm ent fo r severa l w eeks a t t w n o . ^ form erly M iss Iren e SweeneypiU l she cam e hom e, and aeem e« ^ A venue and th ey w erehave regained h e r h ea lth , u n til jn m a rrjllc r on T hanksg iv ingrecent a tta c k w hich caused ^ t h a t y ea r by th e Rev. Leissdeath. , ( th en o f th e W estm in ste r P resby ter-

She w as a g r a d a t e cS th e U n rh u re h .schools, and a t th e tim e olT 11 John McM anu* 0f T raversdeath w as a TOPhm o" 2 ! ! ‘ P lace and M rs. E. N ew strom , Mrs.School, w here she w as lov™ * . H errick 's m o ther, w itnesses o f theteachers and h e r fellow ®t m arriag e , w ere joyfu l to be able

Miss S paeth \JST to conUnue to w ish them well. Theytendan t o f th e S t. _ ‘ w ere am ong th e g u es ts p re sen t Mon-eran C hurch, w here she w aa eon K<ckt. M r. .„ d M rs. H errickfirm ed severa l y e a rs ag o . „ „ . w ere th e rec ip ien ts o f m any lovelysurvived by loving parw ata, « j f u given in honor o f th e occasion,b ro th er, C harles S paeth , » f ;A venue. w . . . o---------

The funeral service» were _ h x, Breslin, of .Stuyvowintfrom the St. a Matthews Lutheran .............................

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H U B «T O P 8T R K K T 8O R D IN A N C E SO . SIS!

AN O H D IN A N C E DKU1UNAT1NQ C E R T A IN H IG H W A Y S IN TH IS T O W N ­S H IP o r L Y N D H C H gT . C O J2 JJY O f HKROKN A N D S T A T E OT N E W J E R8 EY. A S A N D F O R “S T O P S T R K K T8 IN A C C O R D A N C E W IT H A N D IN P l ’R8T A N C K OK C H A P T E R i l l . LA W S OK l t S I . S T A T E OK N E W JE R S E Y

T h e B o ard o f C om m laalonera o f the T ow nsh ip of U y n d h u rx in th* C ounty o f B *nr*n do o rd a in a • fo lio* a.

I . In acco rd an ce w ith anti in p u r nuance o f th e provia iona o f C h a p te r 111. Laws o f l f t l . 8U te o f N ew Je raey e n ­ti tle d “ An Act p ro v id in f fo r th e r«*aula- tioft o f vehiclea. an t m ala an d padeatriann on a ll public roada a n d tu m p ik ra . a n «1 lireacrth lng a n d r a f u l a t in f p rtnvaa and th e se rv ice th e re o f a n d p roceeding* for th e v io la tion o f th e p rovia iona of I h r a c t. an d p ena ltiea f o r s a id v lo lationa. an d K ran tinc a u th o r ity to tow na. citiea. borouirha an d tow nahipa. u m ler w r ta in re s tr ic tio n s fo r th e ad op tion o f o rd in a n ces fu r th e r re ru ta ttn ic vehicles, m n lestrtana an d an im ala . and dea iirn a tin c th e a u th o ri- tit-a to en fo rce Its prov isions, an d defin­ing th e ir pow ers a n d th e ir a u th o rity < He vial on of I tl lK * * th e fo lio w in s naineti h ighw ays in th e Tt>wnahip o f L y n d h u rs t a re h ereby dealirnatet! a s “S top H tre e ta ”

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Second A venue from O rien t * a y on t h a mmUm sS to S tu y v e a a n t A venue on th a northw eat.

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H enry Cluma McMullen , son of-j—________Mrs. E lix a b e tP W d th e la te C h a rles 'McMullen o f 265 L ivingston Avenue,was m arried on S atu rd ay afternoon jto Miss G eorg ia K ath erin e h ra ll , daughter o f D r. and M rs. George K /all, of Sh ipenburgh . Pennsylvania

The cerem ony w as perform ed by; the Rev. Jo h n D avid S p ra tt, who is S tate C haplain o f th e A m erican I* - ({ion, a t th e W atchung Avenue P resbyterian C hurch, N o rth P lain­field, w here M iss K rall m ade her home w ith h e r sis ter.

Mrs. W. C. Root, of Scotch Plains, was her s is te r 's m atron o f honor.The best m an w as A lfred W. Me- Mullen, b ro th e r o f th e ITroom.

The cerem ony and th e wedding supper w as a tten d ed by only in ti­mate, m em bers o f both fam ilies , due to the recent dea th of th e bride s jrraridmother, and th e prroom s f a th - . er.

The couple have le ft on a t n |\ to W ashington, D. C., and Rich­mond, V irg in ia , by m otor. I p»»n re ­turning, they will reside on North W alnut S tre e t, E a s t O range. j __ _____

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This sew ing p a rty is th e result of the recent v is it to th e society of Miss M. R o s te r , of th e Extension Service B ureau, o f H ackensack, who U ught th e g ir ls how to m ake th a I r f t s .

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T H E C O M M ER C IA L LEA D ER FR ID A Y .

Judge Fred Stickle Speaker At De Molay

Father-Son DinnerJudge F rederick F. Stickle, o f the

Essex County C ourt of Common Pleas principal speaker a t th e f* ther-son d inner held by the Bergen C hapte r O rder of DeMolay to celebrate th e aix th anniversary of th e founding of th e chap ter a t the F ir i t P resbyterian Church, in Rutherford on F riday eve­n ing , declare th a t “a well conducted home is the finest insurance ag a in s t juvenile delinquency.”

The judge w ent on to say “Old W orld fam ilies, and th e ir new w orld children, w ith th e ir corresponding use o r abuse of New W orld freedom ,

going before his God in prayer. ! Paul Vivera, of L yndhurrt. p as t W a a * n . m r f a r L a d l e * The Ju d g e urged th e fa th ers p res- m aster councilor o f th e chap ter, pas t **

en t to grow young w ith th e ir boy* president o f the New Je raey S ta te and to keep young w ith them “ Keep Conclave, and now presiden t o f the close to them , it will pay , and i t ’s New Je rsey S ta te Legion o f Honor, your job. They a re lota o f fun too ,” the h ighest honor a tta in ab le in the

Order o f th is sta te , said th a t m em ­bers of Bergen C hapter had made good w herever they have

create- a difficult problem for society. H olay sets up high ideals, h igh In these hectic fast-liv ing days i t goals, and shows fellows how to isn 't possible to give these old f a s h - , achieve th ings and become w orth

the judge concluded.Joseph E dw ard Tryon, form er Col­

g a te U niversity football s ta r, andnow coach o f th e R utherford H igh He m entioned several colleges w here School football team , w as a g u es t j they a re a ttend ing , and alao to ld o f Coach Edwin O lien o f th e Lyndhurst I their work in the sectional and s ta teHigh School who h as brought th e De Molay organication.High School football team from a The m em bers of th e Bergen Chap-weak team to one o f the s trongestteam s in th e county, was also a guest.

E rnest A.I Reed, of Newark, su ­pervisor of Essex County, and D eputy fo r New Je rsey of the Grand C hap­te r of De Molay was another speak ­er. He said th a t th e O rder o f De

ioned ideals an opportunity to do th e ir good work.

“One of th e finest supplem ental in ­fluences is th e Boy Scout movement, and ano ther is the De Molay. Both o f these organizations teach princi­p a ls th a t figure largely in the fo rm a­tion o f character.

“ Never have I had before me a m em ber of the Boy Scouts o f A m erica o r a member o f the De Molay.” The Ju d g e went on to define the principal objects taugh t by both o f these boys organizations, duty to God, duty to th e ir country, and duty to self.

He urged th e boys presen t to p rac­tice prayer, which is p a rt o f th e De M olay ceremonies, in th e ir outside jives, and not to consider th e ir De Molay activ ities as a substitu te fo r church. The judge said th a t he had nev er sentenced a man w ithout firs t

while citizens. He also rem arked th a t the boys who usually get in to trouble a re not usually from th e poorer, under-privileged classes, as th a t type o f boy has a tendency to develop charac te r in figh ting fo r ex ­istence.

Rev. C harles Ross, pas to r of th e F irr t P resbyterian Church of R uther- fcrd , and leader of th e E very-m an’s Bible C lass was also a speaker. He declared th a t "The De Molay give-s a sense of fa irness, and a desire to play the gam e square ly” .

Oscar J . M ilnor, senior advisor, and “ Dad” of th e C hapte r welcomed th e fa th ers on behalf o f the m em bers and urged them to be good exam ples fo r th e ir sons. C harles R. H unt, founder of th e Bergen C hapter, to ld of the good work done by the ch ap ­te r , and by th e organization

te r a ttended the service« of the Grace Episcopal Church of R utherford on Sunday evening, as the annual de­votional service of th e chap ter. Spec­ial music and serm on waa arran g ed fo r them.

On December 8, the annual M aster Mason's N igh t of the chap ter, when delegates from Adoniram , Boiling Springs and o ther lodges o f the F. and A. M. will be p re se n t

HOOVER CLUB VICTORY RALLY

WAS FINE AFFAIRLocal H oover Club Ended T heir Ac­

tiv ities Tem porarily W ith An E n­terta inm en t and Dance T hat W aa Enjoyed By Its M embers And Their Friends,

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T o th e m a n y w o m e n w h o in te n d to , a s w ell as th o se w h o h a v e a p p lie d t o u s fo r m o d ern trea t- m en t by th e G aire S tea m Supercurline Perm an-

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sh o p p e is c lo sed e v e ry W e d n e s d a y a f te rn o o n . W e re g re t th a t so m a n y w e re d isa p p o in te d .

O u r W e d n e s d a y c lo s in g ru le w a s e s tab lish e d m a n y y ears ag o fo r th e b enefit a n d p le a su re o f o u r c o n te n te d em ployees. W h e re fo re to th is so t h a t th e r e w ill b e n o f u r th e r u n n e ce s­sa ry d is a p p o in tm e n ts to o u r m an y n e w p a tro n s d e s ir in g to p ro c u re a so f t c u rv e , p e rm a n e n t w a v e b y th e n e w m eth o d w h ic h “ c o v e rs th e w h o le h e a d " c o m fo rta b le , pa in less , a n d q u ick . O u r e x p e r ts re q u ire o n ly o n e a n d a h a l f h o u rs . P rice $ 5 .0 0 . *

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The auditorium was well filled a t the V ictory Rally, and final m eeting of the H oover-For-President Club, which w as held a t the H igh School on Tuesday evening. Several vocal and instrum ental selections a s well as comedy hits en terta ined th e guests. Dancing followed in the gym nasium of the H igh School.

Frederick Saum, presiden t o f the Men’s Official Republican Club, gave a short ta lk in which he congra tu ­lated th e Hoover Club fo r its p a rt in the tow nship’s show ing during the recent election.

A rthu r V. T urner, sec re ta ry o f th e club, was th e m aste r of cerem onies. He also played two selections on th e comet.

Local Boy Scouts opened th e pro­gram by g iv ing the allegiance to the flag. The e n tire audience san g “The S ta r Spangled B anner.”

F rank C urtis accompanied on the piano by M rs. C urtis sang several selections.

Miss G ertru d e A ustin , d a u g h te r of School T ru s tee Eric A ustin , favored w ith two eccentric dances.

Miss A u g u sta S trangfe ld , accom­panied on th e piano by Miss Ruth Castles, sa n g several solos.

Miss Viola Fountain sang a solo, accompanied on the piano by Ron­a ld L ard era t.

Do I t Y ourself,” a comedy sk it by W illiam Francoeur assisted by Mrs. G ertru d e Simonson, brought forth much laughter.

W illiam H. Harvey, m sm ber o f the Board o f Education, sang “The T rum peter.” He was accom panied on the piano By F rank C urtis.

A comedy sketch by E d g ar B. E arp and J e rry Killigen, of New York, who Im personated th e H appi­ness Boys and the Two Black Crows was enjoyed by the audience.

Judge R obert Carey w as scheduled to speak, bu t a f te r w aiting fo r some tim e fo r him , Mr. T u rner played a tune on th e cornet and he then in­vited all p resen t to rep a ir to the gym nasium , where dancing and a social hour was enjoyed.

The com m ittee in charge w as Mrs. Lillian T urner, p resident o f the Lyndhurst W omen's Republican Club; A rthur V. T urner, sec re ta ry o f the Board o f H ealth ; W essel (jroenen- dyke, local a tto rn ey ; Mrs. Florence Castle;-, o f S tuyvesant A venue; and E dgar B. E arp , of S tuyvesan t Ave­nue.

F orm er M ayor G arland w as th e presiden t of the club. O ther officers were A rth u r T urner, se c re ta ry ; Mrs. Lillian T u rn er, tre a su re r ; and Mrs. Mary Bell, vice president.

The executive board consisted of Mr. G arland , Fred Saum , Mrs. Mary Bell, Mrs. E dith F ran k , Louis H. Meyer, Mrs. Lillian T urner, A r­th u r V. T urner, and Mrs. Sadie Fram e. . -

During th e recent cam paign, 'th e club had h eadquarters in the Bogle Building.

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upon an d vendue a t theN ew Je rsey Avenue and Ridge Road,

held special m eeting on T hursdayafternoon to plan fo r the annual ctrUlB tract or p t n d trflS S lM «! p rw *C hristm as sale to be held a t th e laea. hereinafter altuata, Irin« *nJ_ Í S 'W estm inster Lyceum on T hursday.December 6. ! ~>. which on man eaUU«i Map oí

M rs. D orothy B a r t ,, p resident of i th e Society w as in charge and the | K S E V Sfollow ing ladies w ere nam ed to tak e „„„.b^r itTSlock K ami mom particular- charge o f th e different booths: Mrs.A. Van Den H euval, Mrs. J . C. Lane,M iss Fann ie Soley, fancy booth; Mrs.M atthew F ram e, Mrs. L. Jenkins.M rs. Jacob Burke, groceries and food;M rs. G eorge H enry, Mrs. A. Bowers,M rs. W. S tu m ag le , aprons; Mrs. W il­liam A. Reid, Mrs. J . Vogel, Mrs.K alph D errick, M rs. J . Mac Rae, coffee and cake.

Mr .and Mrs. W illiam Lennox, of Thom as A venue, announced the b irth o f a son a t the W est Hudson Hos-

o f Mr. and M rs MIchaal 62 F itth S tree t, N orth who w as m arried on Thankagiving to H enry Becker, o f Long U taftd. a t a cerem ony perform ed a t th e Queen Peace C hurch, Ridge Road, N orth A rlington.

The m any beautifu l g ift* war* in a ra in barre l which waa

y decorated w ith pink and w hite crepe paper, w ith a brella o f th e sam e colors

W hen a ll th e g if ts had been un­w rapped and duly adm ired , gam e« and dancing w ere enjoyed un til m id­n igh t when

Misa M arg are t P itha , teacher in th e Columbus School, w ith her b ro th ­e r , Joseph P itha , o f N inth S tree t, •p en t th e holiday a t W ashington, N. J .

Mr«. F rederick Resseguie, of L iv­ingston , is recupera ting in the O r­ange H om eopathic H ospital, w here she underw ent an operation.

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3 room ap a rtm en t, steam heat, a ll ! im provem ents. 457 Thomas Ave., com er 8 th S tree t.

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FO R RENT A partm ent and S to re ,3 rooms, steam heat and hot w ater. Shower ba th and jan ito r service. Apply 305 M ilbum Avenue, corner Valley Brook Avenue. 10-16-3t

PLYMOUTH 1929 4-DOOR SEDAN

SLIGHTLY USED AS DEMONSTRATOR W ILL SELL AT A DISCOUNT

D EEH A N MOTORS 17-23 ORIENT WAY R U TH ERFO RD , N, J.

TO LET—5 rooms and bath , steam heat supplied, all m odem im prove­ments. Rent $35.00 a m onth. 267 Green Avenue, Lyndhurst. Phone R utherford 1850-W.

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FRANK REIMB0LDP ain ter & Paperhanger

E stim a tes Cheerfully Given

M l Clinton T errace

C or. Jeraey Avenu«* Telephone R utherford ItSS -J

Lyndhurat, N. J ,

TO LET— 4 room s and bath . 547 Second- Avenue;— Atso p rivate gar-“ ages. Call R u therfo rd 247.

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Foolish Extrem •»It Is absurd to suppose that every

thin* fashionable la bad, aa It would be to suppose tb t t everything loosble Is gooil.—Momería.

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I f a m ania h e a r t’s in the r ig h tplace he can doctor up h is a p ­pearances w ith th e p roper duds.

C hristm as • tim e is a period when everyone w an ts to look h is very best.

Buy his C hris tm as stockings here.

I t w ill pay you to look over our M erry C h ris tm as oiTerings.

B A R R I N G E RM E N ’S S H O P

UT S tay v eaaa t A v e , L yndhurstPhone R u th erfo rd 1024-R

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ly daacrtbad aa fo llaw aiteK infilna Ott the w e iie r ty aid* o f P re*-

pect A venue »41.75 h o t from th e n p rth - ZT «,<j. o f B ellevue T u rn p ik e . then ce ru n n in g w eaterly a t a H «nt an g le to I r o a p e c t A venue I## f e e t ; thence l>aral- lei w ith t ’roapact A venue I? .»» fe e t , th en ce e a s te r ly p a ra l le l w ith a r e t couraemu fe e t to sa id w eaterly aide o f P ro s ­pect A v en u e ; then ce eo u th erly a lo n g the nam e 37.50 fee t to th e p lace o f begln-

" 'S fu n ib e r 10 P ro a p e c t A venue, N o rth A rling ton , N ew J e r s e y . ^

T o g e th e r w ith a ll a n d a ln g u la r th e r ig h ts , liberties , p riv ileg es, h e red itam en t* a n d ap p u rten an ce * th e re u n to belonging o r In a n y w lie ap p e rta in in g , be so ld to

¡ t f c o m p la in an t,* th e *um„ .th law fu l

Sheriff.Iter. E ve . Rcd.-Com . L4lr .Nov. 10. Dec. 7 -1 4 - i l— Fee« »11.41.

MISS E. REGAN TENDERED SHOWER

BY HER FRIENDSM isses Anna Kehoe, o f K ingsland

A venue; and W inifred Regan, o f F if th S tree t, N orth A rling ton , en ­te r ta in e d on Monday evening in hon­o r o f M iss E leanor R egan, d a u g h te r

The g u ests presen t w ot*; H ita se

K atharina O 'M alley, Agna« U h , Violet Ko m m « — V * " '

B etty R aw l, May O’M a l l e y __France« H igg ina , all at N orth Arl­ington; C onstance l a r k e i a w . Luc, H arm on, D aphne and Ja a a MeQ«i|. lion, G race Kennedy, L ore tta Brown, Lucy H arm on, M ary H aik, Bertha Mohl, H elen Leyh, M rs. W «|u . H ayes, J r . , M rs. W illiam Keckeaaen Mrs. E lm o Johnson, Mrs. John Flynn, M rs. F rank H aik, Mrs. Wil­liam Crow ley, Mrs. W iilliam M rs. H obart Ranaelaa, Mias Mar­g a re t H ann igan , and Mias Pa u li.. Czam ecki, a ll o f L yndh u rs t

S t. Thomas* Episcopal C h u rch

F o re s t and S tu y v esa n t Aves.Rev. F rank lin G. F ab er, R ector

R ectory Phone357 L ivingston Ave. 1403-J R uth .

F o re s t and S tu y v esa n t Aves. Rev. F rank lin G. F ab er, R ector

R ectory Phone$51 L ivingston Ave. 1403-J R uth .

St. M atth ew s’ 1 L u theran C h u rch

V alley Brook A venue an d T ra v e rs P lace, L yndhurst, N . J .

Rev. G eorge F . M uller, P a s to r , 295 T rav e rs Place, L yndhurst. Phone R u th erfo rd 2134.

Sunday, December 2nd.9.30— Sunday School.10.30— Sunday School.T he topic o f S unday’s serm on will

be “T he A dvent o f T he L ord,” Long aw aited , prom ised o f old, H is A dvent b rough t happiness, joy in to th e W orld.” Still he com es to usth ro u g h H is W ord, and would b ring th a t peace which p asse th all u n d er­sta n d in g to all who would receive. Come and le t th is m essage o f peace b ring peace to you.

7.30 p. m.—E v en in g Service "T h e F ifth P e titio n .” Forg ive us

o ur tresp asses a s w e fo rg ive those who tre sp a s s a g a in s t us.

' Com e to th e ch u rch w hich preach«« “ A C hangeless C h r is t to a C hangeable W orld ." < A

L y n d h u rst M eth o d is t Episcopal C h u rch

S tu y v esa n t an d T ontine Avea.G eorge Fountain, P a s to r

M orning w orship 11.00 E ven ing w orship 8.00 Bible School. 9.45 E p w o rth League, 7.00 Ju n io r Church, W ednesday n ig h t 7 M id-W eek Service W ednesday n ig h t

a t 8.00L y n d h u rs t W om en’s Bible Class,

T uesday a fternoon , 3.00 Y ou a re welcome to any and a ll of

these services.

| R eed M em orial U n ited P resby terian C h u rch

S tu y v esan t A venue, n e a r V alley Brook Rev. Ja m es H. L itte ll, D.D.,

P a s to r S unday Services.Bible school, 9.45 A.M.M orn ing w orship, 11 A.M.Y oung People 's C h ris tian U nion, 7

P.M.E v en in g w orship, 8. P.M.M idweek p ra y e r m eeting , W ednes­

day a t 8 P.M.A cordial in v ita tio n is ex tended to

all to jo in in th e above service«.

W estm inster P resby terian C h u rch

N ew Je rs e y A venue and R idge Road

Rev. John C : L ane, pas to r, tele- | phone R u therfo rd 657-R.

A com m union w ill be celebrated S unday a t 11 a . m. New m em bers will be received. Mr«. R obert F iss will sing.

Service of T hanksg iv ing will be held a t 8 P . M. w ith an ilu s tra ted serm on. “ R easons fo r T hanksg iv ing v isualiz­ed ."

BURKEHOUSESR anging in prices fro m

£ ¡ 7 ,9 5 0

p i 000in L y n d h u rst and R u th e rfo rd

South Bergen*« largest home building organization has a number of new home« under construction that range in price from $7,950 for a cleverly planned, well built home, to $22,000 fbr a more palatial resi­dence in tht most «elect localities.

E very o n e o f th ese houie*, rc g a rd k m of p r ic t, h a s bra«« p lu m b in g , c o p p e r gutter* a n d leadera , d ie d bath« , b rick step«, hard w ood floors, com plete cellar p lu m b in g , an d a re p u ilt p lu m b , so lid a n d ev erlartang in th e

Common seme would dictate that a home- ■eeker purchase a house built by an organiza­tion that embraces all the department« of building construction, including the archi' tectural, engineering, mill work, foundations, masonry, (dumbing, carpentry, roofing, etc. It is the most economical plan to eliminate all lub'contracts, extra fees and extra profit*

Inapect one o f these typ ical B urk« Houaaa and aee w hy they o u t «ell and

ou t la s t a ll o thers

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W . J. B U R K E101 P ost A venue L yndhurst, N. J.

Phone Rutherford 8

LYNDHURST COAL CO.D.L.&W. Scrin tM i Kappen C O K E

O ffice and Yard ^ 7 3 a V A L L E Y B R O O K A V E N U E

T el. R u th e rfo rd 2 1 4 0 L Y N D H U R S T , N. J .

Have Your House Decorated$9.00 A ROOM

including paper and labor, w orkm anship guaranteed

P A N E L W O R K O U R S P E C IA L T YG ive Us A Trial , Estimates Cheerfully Given

M. JAN0FF123 Valley B rook A ve. L yndhunrst, N . J.

PH O N E R U T H E R FO R D 3 JÎ8

GARAGE TO LET 330 Livirtgston ! Avenue. Phone R utherford 2048-M.

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GARAGE FO R R E N T —A pply 1 4 7 1 Forest Avenue. Phone R u therfo rd 2656-M. Kf l l-8 0 -2 t

FOR SA LE— U prigh t piano in good condition. Reasonable. Telephone R utherford 849-J. 326 Willow A ve­nue. T I t

FOR SA LE S piece lea ther liv ing room suite, also lib ra ry tab le in good condition. R easonable. P hone f R u therfo rd 5287. St

/Vom« Is Ph »nacíanThe Spanish city of Seville wss bulli

by the I’heneclana They named I) 8ephsla—uiar»h.v plain—« name which Ultimately was changed to Sevilla

FOR RENT—6 room ap artm en t, w ith tile shower bath, all Im provem ents, new building, near stores, bus and

trolley, I m inute to R. R. s ta tion .Rent $45.00. Ready fo r occupancy ___ __im m ediately. 451 Ridge Road | FOR SA L E —Doll ca rr ia g e in good Phone R utherford 5846-W. j condition, Also u p rig h t piano. 228

1 l-30-3t F orest Avenue., L yndhurst. I t

TO LET— 2 room* fo r ligh t house­keeping, furnished o r unfurnished Business people preferred.* R e fe r­ences, 360 P age Avenue. Phone R u therfo rd 144S-W.

A . S IC K E R T

C hoice M eati and Groceries

I f f Ridge H i L

P h o n e 139 R u th e rfo rd

K l e c k n e r ’ sS T U D IO O F M U S IC

Piaao, Violin,

PIA N O TUN IN G

W M .KLECKNERS Bach, o f M u sic

7 S 3 R id g e R o a dP W 77*-R.

EM ERY’SLyndhurst Lanck

RoomIS O R I D G E R O A D

(opposite Lincoln School)

O Y S T E R S R IN S E A S O NW e p repare O y s te r F ry ’s to tak e home, o r you m ay have them raw in p in ts and quarts.

(O pen 6:30 A.M. to 1 A.M .)

GEO. H. HOLDENRoofing and Sheet Metal

ContractorS O U T H B E R G E N ’S L A R G E S T SHOP

*; Phone Rutherford 2253Lymlli— t, N. J-323 Second A ve.

TO LET— Fireproof G arage. 335 Ton­tine Avenue.

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