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THURSDAY. MAY 14. 1936 i FIVE

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ebJp itooaM last night JIs said Hoff-man should reanse la wotdd tea Ua-

' butty to W» »•*«» Kb* Seta to the

OtherCJood.' candidate forto theaUWwtwfd BMSMsfa JwaL * . tPMCto^

R. Oaddas, John O X u n a a

wmJajnt and Bobsrt J. Mdtair, eaodi-

TO BACI l A Y MGraop

Bauer, Piter Metocl and M J. Dtaoa.caodhteta* tar tb* Boart o( PiceboU.en; A. BL OaMwall, eandldaU lor taxcouedon aad W. O. Decker. X. JL Haa-sard. Mayer O w n «• OatirtwMl and

.Mr..xao^..rtitsratsd Mr. Wtjton*remarks, aad add that it to Ms feettngthat thspsoplsof Ihto cotmty do notwant to b« itumoiilsil by the Hoff-mao-lolswinr p a p , Be spoke forU m d B. Twombly. candidate (orddcfatc, and Mrs. Katfaaiaa Beatty.alternate.

Mr. Oeddes explained that he waiagainst the Lotofui program becamett would be a tax on the swan hmtnaisand a safes and taxury tax onmhtnwl.and that tt would not reduce 'taste. Mr.Pueoe pointed cot that. It returned tothe Assembly, be would protect theeehool teachen' penatai fund. Mr.Turtur spoke against the bracketing ofcandidates, M did Mr. MeNalr.

freeholders Metoel and B a m citedinstance* to prove that they had livedup to thdr pnmtoes of two and a halfyears ago to operate the county on a

UON$ COMMIESNMED BY STRONG

didacy in Primary.

At a meeting held on Tuesday nightat tbe borne of Philip W. Ball, J r , « lOrehard street, a committee wat form-ed to further the Interest of MayorOeorge Karl Osterbeldt, Republicancandidate f or tbe Township Committee.Tba statement of the "—-'»«« tol-

Osterheldtt record on. theTownship Onmmtttw to one which

bun strongly to the votersof the Township. He was lnstrumtntalto effecting the •»ti»-~4«<t programwhich resulted to snhwsntlsl savtogsof Interest, and also to reducing thecost of government, which to reflectedto tbe lower tax rates levied thto year,Be has faced Issues squarely and ar-rived s t hto decisions honestly and in-dependently. He baa given Ms timelavishly to the township problems, nev-er rsfosmg to listen to (host who have

to hhn with constructiveUons or ertOetom.

"Mr. Osterbeldt baa been a residentof. snd a bom* owner to Cranford formore than fifteen years. For the tostthirty years be has been employed bytbe X. t DuPont Company, and by htoown sfforte has achieved a position of

^alft SwMgawll&CsSfw1 vjTgS'l^Xl'svi

bar* given him thebroad outlook necessary for a manfaced with municipal problems.

"W« benev* that, if re-elected, Mr.Osterbeldt win continue to think andact Independently, that be win devotehto efforts to the best Interests of thtocommunity, and fhat Cranford willgreatly, benefit by having a man of hiscaliber on tbe Township Committee.'

Tbe statement to ^fn**! by: Philipr. Han. Jr, Jonathan X. Miller, 8.

Robert' Droescher, Jr.. Eversnl Kemp-Mrs. Helen B. KempshaU, E. O.

Maroney, J. Branch Darby, Mrs. Msr-d a Darby. H. Z. Homer, Mrs. MarceBeHomer. Edward Sansom, Henry 8. Wil-son. Wallace J. Law. Matthew D. Hall,R. J. Bin. Eugene D. Towier. John P,Fast, Harold C. Banford, Edward T.Burr, Richard C. Berry, Oliver L. Rich-ards, Marvin D. BaU and Howard M.Pair.

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Standtoy IWIIIIIHIIMS of theClub for the new fleeal Tear haw teennamed by President James A. Strong,who was Installed to oCDee at the ctabimeeting Mday,'night to Ooleman1*Rcstaorant The imimlllm are:

^ Vemon Oooover, cbah*-man. Dr. BsrI A. Dunfee, A. T. Baker,PhU Xffcmsa and *rad W. lange; en-tertainment, msworth Downe, cbab>nan. Albert Hemleb, E. a McMabnn,Fred Lieb, James Xastmond and John,Peterson; welfare. Dr. F. W. FSmacht,chairman, Dd. Oeorge X. Angen.'Wal-

• lace O. Decker,*Max Goldberg and wn-Ilam Kkto; comUtuUou and by-laws,Carroll K. BeDeti, cfashmsn. niamas J.McUnghno.-'Jobn Peterson, RobertUler and Charles M.

\ Educatko.^lf.:'P. Stewert,N Dr. Dunfee, Her.'a a Bopper,'' Joseph

Warsinifct snd^Meboa Skaanm; court*e<y. • DrT "Ange£ .cnitanan, wnitomKlein and Robert LaterJISoletk, Jos-eph Wanfcakl, rhalrmsn. Ired Satarr,Clarence Frnx, AltertBemleb and JackAptar; ftoaace and budget. Charles M.Xetktl, chairman, - August Thermann,

- A. T. Baker, O. J. Jensen and caarenoePrua; pobUdty, Nebon Skaaiup, chalr-nan, K, O, MeMahon. Thomas J/Mc-iaughlto, WintonvaVOoartey and Car-

- n u K. StDer.;1, dries,-John Allen,chairman, Wallace , a .Decker, -RedtW Ph ftkman, Max OOldberg and

t Btussr^TT^:xcv/:/r.rMutte, Barry;Betas,- chairman. Dr.

r^nachVH- P. Stewart and John'Al-len: i««*Saartnce IWts; ebalraiOr Angen^Aftert Bemleb.iPrediiW;Loon .and Pbfl •rkman: bdnd.'O/K.Warner,k chairman,* Dr. Dunfee, RobertU e r a n d " A ; ^ B k r ^ a T B V W e r

At Urt^wettimeettogWmiamiK.OourleyoC JB^Retfortawnne.ulumber,*«* elected to^emboinpa'The realg-»*Uon of itDrraimce-'was accepted.5

O.K,Warner ass dsshjaated as thetlub i repnsenUUn to the Sods! Wei-I"?AdtJ tfa>T; *_ I"?-Aa»datJon meetfafa,>,T; «* *?'

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"REUNION IN VIENNA"AUTHOR WINS PRIZE

-Reunion to Vienna," which win bepresented to RooseWU School on thenKhts of June S and • by the Cran-ford Dramatic dub and the JuniorSorrlce League, to written by RobertBberwood, recent winner of thto year*pulltaer prtoe for his new play, "Idlot'iDeUghf s

•neunlon to Vienna," which .win beoffered by a cast of twenty-eight outstanding actors and actnssses, to a rolUddng comedy of the dethroned nobUlty who gather in Vienna for a reunion.It b of the modern school of plays,and has elaborate stage settings and

^eh-rman. BASKETBALL^ TEAMWILL BE HONORED

State Chamfiiom to Be Guestsat Banquet Tuesday

.A dinner, In booor of Coach J. Beth,Weekley and eleren lettennen of Cran-ford Blgb School* MM Oroup a BUtechampionship baakenaU learn, will beheld at 7 p. m. Tuesday at Bcho LakeCountry CWb. It was announced last

I/John K. Cloud, former president,offits Board ,'of. Education and long' ta-terested' to'" school: attueUcs, • is • chair-,man'of tba committee sponsoring tbadinner.-Other members Include JudgeMaloolm Wanocfc'.Oharles\M.-smelt-attvJona P. Past, Joseph A.:Plammer,prasldent of the board; H. lVSesVin-

I principal: Townshlp''Attorne-C a r t B ^ W s r s U ^ .mar president of lbs board; N. P. Stewart, farmer member of the board; X. L,Bedeoberg,-4Mayor Oeorge-K.- oster-beldt, ChsrlestM. ,Ray, Ray A., Clem-ent? high-stbool prlndpal,4Ku»tne D.

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HOWARD COX ISKfl lEDJN SOUTH

Grave Stret Resident FaiaByInjured Near Sawan-

nab, Georgia.

Howard Cox, 05 yean old, of M Ororestreet, was killed and hto wile injuredto an automobile accident near Savan-nah. Oai, Tuesday nlcbt when theircar collided with a lor trailer andcrashed Into a tree, according to wordreceived.by relatives here. ' '

Mr. and Mrs. Cox were returning toCranford from St. Petersburg,; Fia.where they had Uved each winter forthe past seven or eight years, when theaccident occurred. Kn, Russell Damonof 7 Cranford avenue and Mrs. KennethHopkins of Btaabetb, daughters of Mr.and Mrs. Cox, left for the Southerndty shortly after Koeirtng the.newTuesday night.

It was learned thto morning that Mn.Onf'to too ill to be removed from the.Savannah hospital at present.

The couple have been-reaMenie-ofCranford for many years. Mr. Cox for-merly was engaged to commercial pho-tography In New York but had t»enretired since 1938. Be was a memberof the. Pint Presbyterian Church and"of the Oranford Exempt Plremen. Beformerly was a member of CranfordCouncil, Royal 'Arcanum.-

WALNUT AVENUE PRORSTT /' - * — FAVORED AS OVAL BITE

'The Walnut avenue portion ofIhe Bess-property received the'highest number of votes In the pollconducted' by The Clttoen andChronicle o n , the three available

,iltes for the new high school ovst,A total.of twenty-one votes wsseast for that property. ' ,

The property to rear of thepresent Junior-senior nigh school.

• betweenBpnice snd Willow streets,-was' second, with;nineteen votes, -and the Denman- avenue portion of

•ithe Bess propertr;was"thlrd,!Wltb'sixteen votes, »Tbere were no bal-

- lots'cart for the MUler* property on

OFFER LOCATIONSraOGRAMJONIGHT

Representatives of Man* PFO-- fexstons. Industries

Wfll Attend.

A "Vocations Night," for the purposeof aiding high school pupils to choosewhat nett or endeavor they desire toenter, will be held at. I o'clock tonightin Cleveland School auditorium. Theprogram has been arranged by Ray Ai.Clement, tilth school principal. H. R.Best, supervising principal, snd FiordB. Shannon, chairman of tbe teachers*committee of the Board of Education.Prominent representatives of manyprofetaionB snd industries win attendsnd discuss and answer Questions re-garding, their respective subjects.

The program, which to the first of Itskind to be held here, will be opened t t« o'clock with, an sasembly which winbe addressed by Mr.. Shannon, who topersonnel director of Western XJectrtcCompany. Hli subject wUl be, "WhatDoes Industry Expect of tbe Schools."Brief addresses also will be made byMr. Best and Mr. Clement, after whichpupils ad parent* will Visit the variousconference rodms snd obtain Informa-tion otTthe draerent occupations and

x The vocations to be represented andthe speakers will Include: Journalism.J.'W. Duffkld. New York: Tiroes; trans-portation Industry, Kenneth Knbx.Casey. Jones School fll Aeronautics:ceramics, Prof. J. R. Kauffman, Rut-gers University; general banking, Hen-ry W.-Whlpple. president, CranfordTrust Company; bonds sod banking.Howard Cowperthwalte, Chase NationalBank; air conditioning,' Walter, A.Bowe, sales manager, Carrier Corp,:architecture, William R - Brsgdon:beauty culture, Prank Bartons, director,Wilfred Academy Beauty Culture; nun-Ing, assisting ' director nurses' trsinlng,Dtoabeth General Hospital: commercialart, Oeorge,Evans,, commercial srtlst• •.-.; (Continual on, tail pave)

\UGHTN1NG HITS^ - WIRE, CAUSES FIRE

V CTbe majoritrof thareadeneart-;.'Mng balloia signed'their names and-'

• iheibaUots-and,tabulations were;jturned over to'the'Board of JBduca-*t l o ' forrrenanenofi«It"'ls''noKexi*tlon fopected that any action will be tak-en by the trustees In selecting •school site •until tba oontract for

• Ihe supentructure on the new Jun-% lor-senlor >hl|h 'school thas <beea

xlgbinlng"struck'thejresUenco ofb Y « > tCThomas Robertson, v » , Spruce

during the electrical' storm • yesterdayafternoon; setting fir* to the bowe andcausing -;damajres J estimated.- by j'TlreOhfcl t fVltlisUft TutrisDOn i»t - $35. ^TTi0bottstrucsraradio "aerial-•"wli«>" Thedamage was caustd sto tba .wall andfumlshinga In the dining room, wherethe wire enters tbe house. Tba fin de-street shortly after 8 o'clock, last night,wbenKltrwas bslteredillgbtntog^nidatnKt but-DO damage was caused. '

0 . P. FACIWfiAL FIGHTSTO DRAW RECORD PRIMARY V<

WELFARE GROUP 'H U E S DIRECTORS

.Adopted at Meet-in« Las* Hkht m

P*rish House.

The wwntlfurton tt the CranfonlWeUant Aawwlstiuu was adopted at sBMeUng of npnatnbatlves of moteIban twenty local orgsnhmUons butnight In Itualty partoh house, snd fourdteccton wen elected to serve until theUUIBB] meetttg m Septanber. Director*,lected unsmmouaty. are Oeorge Bates,

Oarl Mason. Mrs. Harold Mmattf andK. WarBer. They haM lbs power

to sdd to their numbers.AceonKos to the conaUtntlon, which

m presatued by Wstltsr K. Cooper, theof the aawcialion are to re-

iton dtosdnantaaed families and Indl-to TTIM setf*siiiBciency and s

normal We, by means of caraful plan-carrying out each plsns,

snicb may tavoive relief, employment,medical care, wlnratlon, and the aolu-tkan of aB dUBe«JUes. whether doe toInternal «r external causes; to takepart in the community^ pragnm for•octal betterment; seeking. In counselwith other agendes, to lessen those

In aostety. which sre eauial fac-tors in nmbrrmhiina- the wtPbelng offssnlliea and li)«Ttdu«i«i and to aervau a coopeiatin center for all agendaInterested hi the various phases of wel-fare work, to avoid conflict and dupU-cation, and for the more positive pur-

of learning from each other and ofIntnl planning ba meeting soda) prob-

cu and obuinbac communltjr tupportThe ssspdatlon wiU be open to aU

tndlriduals and onnuuaaUani. than bemanaged by a board of fifteen dlrecton,who in turn win elect their officers.The directors also wUl have the powerto engage the sei lines of a aodal serrice worker and to authorise the dls-bunement of funds to carry on the

k of the laioclaUon. The annualUng of the association will be held

Ihe third Friday in September.'last night's jneeUng was the culmi-

nation of a movement ttarted several

Org. «afne, Ragtalar RupuMion Group,;Have FuO Slates in Field} Four Seek Two

Town Committee Nomin«tiot«! LightVote Anticipated in Local Demo-

cratic Primary.

With contests fonufflhinationg for trie Township Coro-mitte. all County and Surt^of&ces, and for delegates and alter-nates to the National Convention, a record vote is anticipatedhere Tuesday in the Republican Primary. Voting in theDemocratic Primary, however, is expected to be comparativelylight ai there are no local contests and few for County andState offices.

WHERE TO VOTEMat DUtrtct-S South Avenue.

Second District—Sherman SchoolAnnex, Lincoln Avenue.

Third DUtrlct~C!rreland School.North Union Avenue/

fourth, Dtitrtct—Orsnt School,Holly street.

Plfth District—Lincoln SchoolOrntennial Avenue.

Sixth District—Sherman School,Lincoln Avenue.

Seventh DUtrict—Orant School,Holly Street.

Eighth District — TownshipRooms, Worth Avenue. East.

Polls open I a. m. to t p. m.. Day-light Ssving Time.

COLLEGE CLUBELECRJFFICERS

Mrs. Bertel Is{President; New Poli-

cies Outlined.

Both the Republican and DemocraticPrimary ballots are longer this yearthan uiual, due mainly to the fact thatIn addition to the local and Countycontests, each party has to designateIts delegates snd alternate* at largeand district delegates and alternates tothe Nations! Conventions. The namesof « candidates appear on the Repub-lican Primary ballot. Twenty-seven a nto be nominated or elected. The namesof forty-five candidates appear on theDemocratic ballot, of wMeh thirty-ninesre to be nominated or elected. »

Heading the Republican Primary bal-lot I* the Presidential choice column.Senator William E. Borah and Oover-nor Alfred M. Landon have entered theNew Jeney Primary. Jersey voters areexpected to give the Kansas Governora large majority over hto Senatar op-ponent. , ., 1

Next on the ballot will 1for delegates.stlsrge.to the .can Nations! Convention at iin June, They will appear In Uns"order: KrsnUIn W. Port, Oeorge 1Edwsrd Duffleld, Harold a . Hoffman,Edna B, Conklln, Walter E. Cdgs,Adrian O. chamberlain, Robert K.J3mlth, William A. Lord and I. W. L.

R e f l e c t e d RoinuUree- Among these r—IHIIVwDuffleld, Hoffman, Edge and Mrs.Conklln sre bracketed. All save Smith,:Lord snd Roundtree sre pledged toLandon as their presidential choice.L o r a ta eommllted to Borah, and Smith

CRANFORD DOGSWILL BE CURBED

Mayor Requests Towuspeoplato Keep Canines From

Running at Large.

At Tuesday nlfhtl meetlne; of theTownship Committee. Mayor Oeorte E.Oaterbeldt requested reaidente of Cranford who own doga lo cooperate withIhe Tmrmhip eOeiala by pnvenUngtheir dogs from running at lane dur-ing the summer months. Police Com-mlnloner J. Btward Wolf commendedthe Btudent^Ooandl of Cranford HighSchool for placing safety pattenthroughout the town.""

Fire'coinniiiaioner J Dudley J • Croftreported that tne-ahade tree oonunli-lion, of which be to chairman, hai re-placed eweigreem at the World WarMemorial Tablet The* former treeswen; silled by the amre winter, andthe replacement will add to the beautycf the meMorlaL ' '

Sixty men are employed on two WPAprojects—the- ff«i;iin«m avenue stormicwer and the south 6th street pavingJoto—it was reported by Road Oommii-

, rooatixsed on last )

In Unden Place. Other officers chosenInclude: Pin* vice-president, ulw LucyTrasue; corresponding •ccretary, Mn,

the executive board, Mn. Moaes A.Cralf. Mrs. P. S. Franklin, 8r., andMrs. Prsnklln N. Bprole.

PoUowIng the business meeting, ,aforum discuaalori on club policies watheld at which It wis decided to amplifythe educational work of the club byaiding more •petken to next year's.program, by forming itudy groups, andbr introducing: a tyitem of exchangetutoring for the retidenU of Cranford.

The club plsns to keep a file of per-sons in Cranford who are qualified toda tutoring, and\to bring Into contactthose who would care to exchange les-sons This it called particularly to theattention of "high school students whocan exchange lessons In then- good tub-Jeets for lessons In those courses whichsre difficult (or them. Any personswishing to be put on Tile as able totutor and willing to exchange lessonsmay communicate with Mrs. Bergel, 210Cranford avenue.

CBANFOKD ATJTHOES TO BAVET, * gHEU\IN LOCAL UBBAST

* The Cranford Public Llbrsry "toaUrting a Cranfonl shell which ithopes.•win be of Interest to antownspeople. On this shelf win beplaced books: of stt types which,were written by Cranfonl wldentaor those who lived here when thebooks were-written. ,,'<~ ~ ~' There an a»versl of these books

:tees will be'very alad to have anyCranford author contribute a copyof hto wort,,whether of"flctloo,;travel,'..technical'subject, -poetry,

.'biography or of a n o t h e r .type of

at li hoped to make thto shelf the tnucleus of an Interesting collectionwhich will grow with the yean, andit U believed that Cranford dU-xena wfll enjoy becoming aeqaalnt-«d •wllh. tba effort* of feDoir towns-1people. * » • • ' 4- "

Plsna for tbe annual banquet on MayM at the Wlnfleld Scott Hotel, Elisa-beth; were explained by Mrs. John P.Past, program- chairman, who i

tConUnmd o* latt page;

For alternate delegates st large tothe convention only one bracketed slateIs in the field. Members of the slate,which to pledged to Landon, are OliverRandolph/Pearl M. Brldgegum, RobertCarey and Florence Baker. Pour are tobe elected.

There to wldspread Interest In thecontest tor delegstes from the sixthcongressional district to the Republi-can National Convention. Those Inthe race are Oeorge C, Warren, Jr.,Charles E. Lotoeaux, Robert A. Trim-ble, C. Benson Wlgton and Edward B.Twombly. Warren and Lt ix, leads

MAY CONTINUEADULT CLASSES

W. P. A., School TrusteeiMay Resume Evening

School Next Fall. -

Due to tbe many requests, from themore than a n local people who are at-tending the Adult •dueatlon Olsssin InSherman 'and. Uneoin * Schools, - theBoard of MocaUon, and _WPA,"whichhave'Jouitly sponsored the classes dar-ing the winter months, are. riving ser-ious • fTTisirtfiratton/ to CTnitnulntf theclasses'In the faa . J - ' c , <-$•,.• -.'"'.'-'t

H.,.R. Best, supervising principal ofthe'local acboouV wbowas Instrumen-Ul In hsvingUw^clasaes^startedilsstfaU.}vlews wllh;'fn«hiislssm.the,;sug-egestioo; that! they, be.eootlnued.Teit.tohto belief that oranford has loat/iaetd-ed an eveolna- school tor the" bentflgof1U residents,-.H« has given'frseh/torhto time during the past several monthsto. crt «te projet •tartsd'snd s«;that

of the Regular Republican Organisa-tion In unlori County are bracketed, assre Wlgton snd Twombly, leaders ofthe Organisation Republican League ofUnion County. Both slates are pledgedto Landon. Trimble to committed toBorah. Two are to be elected.

The County factional scrap to alsoevidenced In the contest for alternatedistrict delegates to the convention.Paul Debevolte and Helen Hlnes Wood-ruff, the Regular Republican Organi-sation candidates sre bracketed, as a n•Catherine V, Beatty and John K.Cloud, the Organisation RepublicanLeague candidates. Both slates, arecommitted to Landon. Two are to beelected.

For United States Senator, the namesof David J. Allen, O, Dan Ooskey andSenator W. Warren Barbour appear onthe ballot In that order. One to to benominated.

POT member of the House of Repre-sentatives from thto district, Anthony'J. Sslvsdore, Montague Hutchlnton andCongressman Donald H. McLean are inthe rate. One to to be nominated.'

Thirteen candidates are. In .the fieldfor the four' Assembly nominations.They are Samuel B. Oould, Sidney M.Eldridge,'Thomas M. Mulr, John M.Kemer, Nicholas A, Tomasulo, Hsrt B.VanPleet. Edward Saehar, Herbert J .Patcoe, Charles R. Oeddes, KatharineM.. Card,- John O. ,Lum,' Herbert F.,5Sailer, and 'Mario Turtur. 'Of *'Mulr, Kerner,-Tomasulo and VanFieeVitbe Regular Republican -Ornnharlon^candidates,; are j bracfceted,^'"as5f'areTSaehar, Pascce, Oeddes and Mn£'r "'the Onantoation Republican.^

name of-• Thomas>.WlHlams ap-pears first among the County Ctork

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The Primary Election—Next Tuesday ia Primary Election day throughout this

State. It is a day tet aside by statute for each party to selectits nominees for the General Election in November.

Too few citizens of this State or of the entire Nationlealixe the importance of the Primaries. The best and moat•qualified candidates of each party should receive the nomina-tion* in the Primary, so that in theCneral Election the voter*•will know that they are voting for the best nominees availablein their respective parties.

Unless residents spend some time and thought on ob-taining accurate information on all candidates in the field, andthen forming their opinions as to which are the best qualified,they will not be doing justice to themselves or to the candi-date* when they go to the polls on Tuesday.

The men and women who will eventually make ouiState laws, operate our County government, handle our Town-ahip business will be nominated in next Tuesday's Primaries,It is the duty of every citizen to go to the polls, and it is to hibenefit to be able to cast his ballot intelligently.

Let*. Advertise CnnSotd^Township Committeeman Frederick G. Sykes' sugges-

tion in last week's issue of this paper that steps should be takento advertise Cranford as a fine residential community hasaroused considerable discussion and favorable commentaround town,

Cranford i* one of the finest residential communitiesalong the Jersey Central Railroad, but few people outside ofCranford are aware of the fact. Consequently, when theybegin looking around for a site for a new home or a residencealready built, they pass by Cranford and go on to our neigh-boring town* of Westfield, Plainneid. Summit, whose pro-gressive residents keep their town* well advertised.

Not only does Cranford have excellent residential sec-tion*, but it ha* many other advantages which will not befound in any community situated as closely to the metropolis.Cranford has a beautiful park system, excellent schools,churches of every denomination, is served by a trunk sewer,has a very moderate tax rate, has modern and efficient poll _and fire departments, a progressive group of merchants, civicand social clubs to suit the needs of everyone, and a friendlyand neighborly spirit prevails throughout the township.

Mr. Sykes' suggestion is a progressive one, and onethat ahould be followed up by all local organizations and.should also get the consideration of the Township Committee.

-- Let's advertise Cranford I ' . ' •

at cnsNrtr bat hsta•cartel -

•drantag**.Octet flU at that m*s* tat

offthrough, no addUMoal a n a s wffl atnttdrad to ha** a Bald wife a ttafit• m l for ithMle pwrpoass. *** eost oftills property would a t tUM*;one-half of the Mount that the Boardof Bdooatta pnpoatfl to span* for an

Personally I Sea no raatoa forpending tha taxpayers' money for a fu-ture *t« for a bi»* school when all thatIs necessary at tha preasnt ton* Is aait* for an athleUo fltM.building ot tha new Junior Senior HighSchool and.Tith tbt^aapl*MUToutidi tmry OtMwotPjthe building of idkaooat whanaary, ewpectslly tha Cleveland Schoolwhich la centrally located, I can at* noneed for another Junior-Senior highschool for at least twenty-Are yean,tor In any ssrtmannn tha voUdtng ofadditions on tht pritant athooto woaldaufltoe until that time. At thisIt Is hard to state whether the peoplefavor buying ground for an athleUofield on to* tooth tide ot the track oron tht north ride of the track and ofcount their wishes should bt givenconsideration. But there Is one thingto remember and that U that tht Idealplace tor the athleUo field would bt ad-

ing the new high school beoaussthen there would bt no necessity forbuilding a field noun and the athletesof the high school would hare everycomenleaee right at hand hi the wayof locker rooms, showers, etc How-ever, the purchase ot (undent groundhi the ncimty ot the school wouldabout 130,000. But this would save thechildren tor the next twenty or twenty-nve yean from having to take a longhike tram the hith school to an athleticfield possibly at a remote distance fromthe new Junior-Senior High School.

Very truly yours,THOMAS MacMEEKOt.

''' The treasury-postotEce department appropriation call*for a mere btllioivdollan this year. Protests are expected fromnear and Farley.—Springfield Union. .

When male eyebrows are plucked out, as per an edictof the national beauty congress, what's the embattled.payer going; to hang on by?—Milwaukee Journal.

'" Why keep picking on Al Smith because he* plans torJake a walk" during the presidential campaign? He- knowsIlia limitations, as he has tried running.—St. Louis Star-Times.

', - ' The alphabetical agencies may have coat the countrylot of money, but not a* much as WAR.—Norfolk Virginian-Riot. . ' . * , • •

nuENcn CLUB M E T SOn UoDday the Ranch Club held Its

monthly meeting, which was open tothe public. Alter the president, l idaMokanel, had (Iran a report ot hertrip a* delegate to the "Alliance Frtncotoe- in New York, US program raturned orer to M M Pray, who Introduod aomfr ukrsnlana who entertainedthe dub by (oik dancing, and aooga .Inthe TJkranian tongue. The Trench at-mosphere was supplied by moe of theFrench pupils under tha direction ofMiss Pray who did two Breton danceaand dramatised a Breton custom.

BRENNAN A TOYE

MOTICI or HionmrvA" rt isuataralakaa or u act i

ISJtl," ?ffla!Sta u 4 IM ltl< Txmtta mt OwMd. wUlMM-IS u* pueti kowriar fariniHil. W.

,.; Mussolini says he's willing to negotiate With Ethiopiangovernment officials on a give-and-take basis. _YeahV—give

I "cm. the dickens and take their country.—Grand Rapids Press.

r: c l N w would be the ideal. tjrnerto let' the' Cornmunist*Cuke control of the country—if only to see how they'd divide|£pthe$ii;ppo;(K)o.qpodeW^^Bii: -^-:>.-v

_mlta al Larat tad >>ar JUIarlutaat lars* (• Uw laaaMieu " -

B«W Prlasatta' al taut aad KfU Altar-a tu M a a t a i t Laisa la; iht DtattcrtUc

roar Dkrkt IMtsalaa n d J w .MjtrtrMMq.ua la ta. ltvabUeaa

DhX S*?*-?**** •"•'•a* Atl-Mla

I- s. fir

ON thtta* BUUUM S ml la ml|in

, > *

.. "*• - saaw'^goj ' * * - — » - - d

There H no added charn for such terrta,'-

JL OoaSr dork,A CtMatr lot UM Otntf mt Oalaa.Tkrtt Mtaiktn af,iha Btwd e[ Cbotta I m .

V'i

or l.*lojlOS acres.iaalL tMiataylMdiaratdagsJattt

s< about 4J*m0»» acres

which Boat be pro-tMadfor.

rat JaaitsHn sad Industrial purpeaas.

' — *• '•* >awkttn* ^kftaf*«MBk «MBkBMW #M .fteBBBjhftM flfeaaVaVawa I ^ ^ ^ ^" • • 1 ^ ^ wa^sw^ y,tsW»yy ^^sW^ttw* ^^^^^ZSl t ' *W.wta <a*wa1

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sar» :4kvi

tw.eat«aMtieBB»V - -; , - • >^

oflsrad to tha paaUs at as satrathoald bt aasda for <h» nillfji ofsiliMtiiiT'i anaa for taBttatisa, oa*aaUnoa sen* wo»*» aot a s too tsatb to

- attes,p«*-Uc road*, rattraad Ttrhtarof-way. andthe neritrlnrm area* of Tarjoa* types.

That, tbtoratteaUr at Matt, tht States a y vrorMt withta. ItaaK toad, water,forast produots and raereatJon fadnttosfor Its pretant population. -Again, leta* bt eaivnd not to think that itwotddbewlaatoniafetllewJsrsay

bey* the driving thrm to old oars aadwin kasp aquaaka and ratal** oat ofnew ears. It at taid to hwraatt the ttf*of tht car aad dsenaaa repair feme.

Winners ofTheatre for

pastas to tha Oranford

irioulttnalty ttlf suflteltBt.

mak* New Jersey agf

CUTS TO EUOT

•eetion of oOotrs wffl featun to-•ughti lasatlm ot the Mothers Club otTroop TO at the home Of Mrs. PeterWaloott to Beftrta Court.

rsa c««fUT»aB«Manir aian BCHO*LBttM iilffflliI WM 'mitatatw* bir i t ,

tr«, ta is* Omaty afcaloa, auie tt Xtw Jar.

wuntjr.rt«M u d «>ielSnllnin for u» U U votk

UM M I M C O3h«r rant. ITS Hwtlat m » , amaaalk, N. J. of tuadMa la IbaOSFO O( IM DWrtrt Ctatk o< UM SMtd o( U | .ntkm. CnaCWd. N. I. Tb. HaM wnwparxUlalal >d i tU ilaiU b i n DUtaly wrtlUnm UM ouUI* UMTMT IM I•Ml braadl ml wort Ud 1

• of IIM »ratort

A doaaotl al Itl. « c*rUB«4 duck to-<br OTSM AKhlloct aW b> naalnd of i

lf b U i lad oncT&allow wblrbS I l l U

T S M AKhllobkUw neolf bw pUa•hall b. rXunuUal f tht pl

I tl oarh

, „ , roiidiltoaalljr ttpoa Int ro>lura at tht alaaa aad aporiataUsaa. la nodnaadltM. loffit oOrt ot aald iRlilMt II ITSUorrlt I n a w . nUahMh, X. 1. withta tta (HIdara trltr UM Salt bhk art raralifd br IbtWrd. u t t data brim atant tMalknad. TktI>MM aad aiMCISralloiia Mas laMnraanlt ofMRlrt ahall-al all llaM b* coatldarcd Hitproptrut of Utt Arrhlltfl.

Hulavatrarlon ahall obula alaaa tad tpatlBrailoaa from itatrtl raatrartara.

Blddm laa* bt roiulrtd la qoillfr lo Uit•lUfirttoo o» Uw Board of Bducalloa, both ua Dnaaclal rttpontlHIllir tad rtparllr or •«Itfil ntniUaa of tht work.Ibt award of Ibo ronlncl dull bt avbjtrl la

Ibt tparonl of tht ftdtral EaMrsary i*alnMratlea.of labile Work*.

Coatrartort to whoa roatrKU «UT bitwardtd thall luralah a aatatr caapaiir bow•atlafactorT-lo Uia Board of Bdacalloa, tquallo ltt% af UM coatrart arlca. aa pratldtd forMd la aetardtara wlUi Iht aptcUrttlooa.

A« blddan ahall Itadtr with Uittr M* a etrUatd rhtck or Md bond ta aamtal «juHakotlo II Mr coat of tht baaa bid for tho purpoan•aallaatd 1a aad br tht jattiantlou. ustthtrwith t ~ * othtr aackmina ta tht mtHSratloat

- • Stt aptcUcalkau, ttetloo U alto Mt

iha rliht laaad all

l lh

tat ftrth.tlow.Tht Stan) af BdwTht Board af Iducauoa natm i a r i t

ralact air aad all batt bUa u d anr aad allttJtraiUBtdt. wait* anr aad aU Isformallth.awl award eaalrwu al M J U « wnhla thtotodan from UM UMO bld> art optaad. ollhar topart or at a wbolt, at Bar bo dataMd bM forC kUaraal oC.lht Board ot SdueaUoa. \

Tha projtd U Baurad la trtwU or b p»rtby UM rStral b < n « r AdaUablnUaa. ofPublic Warka aad b tubjtct M all a( ka tt-qalnaMala.

AUtatlaa of aroaptctln blddort b turUlir-tactad la aafatnph Ho. U 1 CoaMraetH«tatidalwat Edudttfla UM taaclBtalloil. Thaoart ef Iht KaTSn.l Bttawlorawat Strrlcaawea aur banUod upoa for IWa of qualUtdwatkartu at UM a ir Ball. SUaabtih. N. JM*. M. Mrtllrta. Bvparblaadoul.> t UdaW PUT withdraw hat Ud for a parloi

ot thirty (M) San attw Uu data >H for U>optalas Jbtrtaf.^ U l caalncta tad tuboaalncu a n tubttct laIht •ppmal ot UM Malt Dlncur. r, % A.

B..B. McCnUOVOH,

TH»1

CRANFORD PUPILS WINSPCC POSTER CONTEST

ilai Marion Twtehncr, OnmtordBKh School pupa, wan first pries of « .and Mitt Ruth Morris aad Junta Bay,also ot Oranford mgh School, wanawarded honorable mention ta theOounty Potter Contest under auspice*of tht Children-* Berrlee.OommtUaa otthe 8. P. O. C. gghteen poster* war*

Mntttofi by lilgh achooi pupOa tramBabeth, Hahwar, BcetU*. Uaden and

Orahford. The work of the CranfordBUS, under dtotctkm ot Mia Helen

Baa, art tuperrleor ta tha local schools.was said to bo mparlor to any of thtotbtrtntrle*. Mrs. John Fast of Cran-ford ti a member of the 8 P. O. O.oommtttsa In charge of tha poster con-

Uons to last week's Issue ot Una paperwere Marjorte Bohutta, » 1 Orchard

Jane Boyot, I U Akkn street;Barbara Bmtth.'SM N, Union avama;Mrs. Herman Brown, Md High (treat:and Allison Cooky, I Sylvester streetCorrect answers follow: Bsetrotaz,•tsabtthtown Oon*oUdat«d Oaa Co.;Ford, Cranford Flower Bboppt, Mtajal-flout ObnrtiMi, May 11-14; RestStrong Coal Co.; and Oraatord reedand Onto Btora.

• m i MATCH. Olenn P. Andenon of M4 south Un-ion avenue placed third in the UnionCounty Junior CrmTrnHor1^1*!* Riflematch recently.

Par Quick RetulU Read The ClUienand Chronicle, Want Ada.

For an Honest, Efficient, andEconomical Administration of

County GovjCfnttMnt,, Vote on MAY 19th

for

Owen F. Duffy, Sr.No: 2 on Democratic Ballot

forBoard of Freeholders

Faid for br 0. r, Duffy, Br,

WktlsYw .Pr»Ue«?

H K m aahrskkj, wa earn stbaU«akkly,ata

WESmELD REALTYASSOCIATES; h e .MS B U T BSOAB BT.

FOR SALEShepherd Puppies

Six week, old

MALES $5303 Edgar Avenue

Cranford

ROSELLE 1936MODEL HOME

Tt te asaMha, awtwaaf, Jaa* ta. ISM.. . -.. I M aar as tkt evssr . . . . vMtR vt«ar , . . . e» mm BMetra a f t *

. ftStai kka reial* Afrawt-

*t I I K4S

riMD-ABnrsrr srots

. K. J.

I kr tta

BUS ours, asacLic a. i.

Worth UWon At

rWAMRBL A W O f a C AtytjI

Cranford. _ .

PAINT UP AND

CLEAN UP

Use Moore Paint

Skitoa's HirdwareU NOmm ATE, W, CBAMFOBO

TEL.CtVa-«Ml

2 0 % SAVINGAUTOMOBILE INSURANCE

m A STRONG STOCK COMPANY

JOHN W. HEINS & SONREAL ESTATE-INSURANCE

17 NORTH AVE. CR. 6M)777

the BestCRANFORD REAL ESTATEInsurance K ^

Real Ertate A InwL?M

Dept Cranford Tnut Co.1 , V '--'fv~' 'CSANrOBO S-1MS

GENERAL 'iMJ^CKSMITH AND JOBBINGi j LATTW .MOWaVBB,v BAWH.. stantOB IHtTIWJI, BT0«. 8BABKMID (y

raw snurtaa^imTaiuD AND-OLD outs satTAntro . •'-

•'*•'.! B'.V J .1 El CHI N G ERCKAirroBO t-iiM

• MSB. 1ST

CARS.$1011.00

JENSEN & BEDELL, Inc.

FRFFf THEATREr ™ TICKETS

CRANFOFID'THEATRE. ' Cnnford ,- - .- ' -.:;_

WHO WILL BE THE 5 LUCKY PEOPLEx s THIS WEEK> .

to

•aasay, Meatiay. Taaaaay sad '

What Is MOTO-BWAT, aad wha has Ins ta l l U1

aaWalanliyaai

t, 'Wh* sta* that

LAROX front rooav n a t todrota ttnet.

TWO fanlahetf roomavenknt to BUtton.114

torn

rtnuoBHXD front raaoa, TCIlent loeatkov Good a*1*knbon* OSanford *-SM

OIRL forgeIM Orchard attest CSV*-

OIRL, experienced, wfeahes ior cart of cbOdMa c*cnlcranford i

FOR SALB-ftilce Dog, weJkind, gentle, good on a Canmo. OaUaStrMay.M. L.3M W. Oraad Btratt. BBari

AIXKTKDffOriOeraduma, Sc sad so.Rose of Heaven, Balcony

Monster Pctonlaa, lSc eacbBlue Ateratem, MbFuchlas and Try OtJanlomt.Large dnmpa of THUIBH HoCut Carnations. He per cCalla lilies, tlM pariAt IXHXB AVK. O

m N. Lehlgh Amme, Or

UtsH

Pedigreed. Penian K*months old. 1 BamfltonPhone OHanford t Mat.

WABHAltTa a.n • Z T»5JS

. na»y, white.*lats. WraigbtaStreet, WkDrug Store.

EDITH HATS, white crepes, 1felts, tlJB and tZJB. lasgefetsa. and many ottxr.dnAll colors. Head alas, »Wslght. M B n street. 1ft

CHOICE fresh polled rJmbarbtcalUons and asparsgnt. PiI«T Psrm, Bpringfldd Are,The Btand at the White Bt

BIONS--Por,Raoir Tror 8s.a « Per Rent." "PnrnUiajHeavy card, a t tes t andOffice. * -

" CHUBS CaNKSCHAIRS recaned. Modcrsl

Un. Meyen. U Orovr Btnford. TeLCB.»QglB-M.

Sucaemie TOD AT, for j .t

J -

de thai chare every rear, atatty, ter

•roper eare than Is aoas moved SUB.

All plants are almost certain te batathatr root* Injure* daring digging. Tot

r WANTEDUWOUWC J m j l

Cranford. _ .

LABOK traot 1 M B . n o t to taOi, iX draw street.

TWO furhMM:venlent to314 1

CURL forge Steep 10.114 Orchard street. CR.14MS-W.

ontL, experienced, wtabee daj% workor can or cboarta evenmga. canCranford

FOR SALeS-FoBee Dog, well talnad.kind, gentle, good en a b i n . Age Umo. Can after HayM. L. Jobs3M W. O n a l Strat. BBatbeth.

ALLKDIIWOrOeramnmt, Be and op*.Rose of Heaven, Balcony Blue and

Monster Petonlas, l«e each.Blue Ageratmn, MbFuchles and Ivy Oeranloans." ~Laite chops of Btordtaaj Hearts.Cut Camatknt, tse p e r 'Call. Ulles, tlje, perAt U8X*H AVK. t

m N. LeW»h Avenue.

FINE Pedigreed Fenian Xtttena, twomonths old. 1 Hamilton M n .Phone ORanford a Wat.

WASHABm Bnmnan » • ! ! , «M» and»5JS

. navy, white.Hats. WralgfatsStreet, *Aetfletd. net* to JarvkiDrug Store.

14 Is 44. and salt

EDI1M HATS, white crepea, Bneoa andfelts, tlJB and IZJ8. Use* navy taf-fetas, and manr otter .dnatr hats.All colon. Bead stats, Mtt to X.Wslght. M Bm Street. UteatnekL

CHOICE Itcah polled rbobarb. ndUHKalUons and asparagaa. FicdXneb-I«T Farm, Springfield Ave, Weatfleld.The Btand at the White Bungalow.

"

BION8--For,Rea£* "far**t For Rent.'Heavy card. ClUjeo and ChronidtOff ice . * - • . i f

CHAIRS CAHKDCHAIRS recalled. Moderat.

Un. Meyers. U Ore** street, cran«ford. TeL CR. C-0SIB-1C. -

Subscribe TODAY, lor .'jour honetown, ntwspmper^fa »' year, dsBvered.

Mo. lagta of theIreat Oompaay. Oranrord,

M.J. I b e Bader Is reoueated to re-tam B to the bank. It not restoredM o m the «m day of June. UM, ap-pUcatton wm be made to U* bank foranew cook. • §-•

FOR spring cleaning, net FullerBnssbea at reduced prices. Call deal-er, L. A-McKee, CRantord t-OUl-M.

WANTEDWARTB>—Clean while raga, without

buttone or ptns. Win pa, B centsperk. Cttlaen and Chronicle offlce.

baattn nine. Quality

" n e t a n a f a a nhot to

aasont yon as ht that sarnth,' _went on to asy that Jesus taasht thatthe First Ooamnnrtmiinl Is to tow Oodand the second Is to low awn. Reprinted out that Mm so strongly fenthe nteatstty for our loving our fallowawn that he said, la effect, if wa donot tore one another, we cannot pos-sibly lore Ood. In other words, Mr.Allen explained. If we an not living hi

Michael Oattneri, I M X.Telephone ORanford

tf

FADCUMO AMD DBCOBAnM)WARSUfBKI — quality wort

price. Tdephone* CRantord

M H L ° u

at a

slip coven, i

I-MtCCSATfHOdecorator, enrtamt.

also an fnmttnre repair. FredKanv-ncr * Son. forhwrly wtth W. Rutm-

41 South Union Avenue. Tele-

aatf BTORAdlF luorlut; to distant points such atBeaton. Chicago, Waahlnfton, etc.get oar nrw tariff rates. We hold in-terstate Oouuuem Oommistion per-mit to operate in thirty-two states.Benrto wtth icapaoaWUty. SlaserBroa. inc . Kamneld. " u

nrra tjariec .snira or axvsaix a. oaoaacan, D,.„- -_ U tW «*r •( CBA1US A. OTTO,J*-. a m o » •» Ikt OnMr <* Vila, audi— B*B** **t •« **rtl, A- D-. ISM,

s « fka am tf all S^~-

BOBBT (. DBoxaaias, n .Ml Unk Iran,s m i T. ajuuow,m Ordunl S tKQ u M , M. J.

£ f « kittbem fimes won'tbarm uvlls fatmttd with

OAIFOtB TAFfT * . 1 A I I I W A I £v J., ' Fasas' CB. t -UN _-^_ .. IM BOOTH ATKNDK, KA8T

WiDkmsFOR

G>unty Clerki Tears CMy Ciwacy,S Tears Mayer at aWsaastt.

|< Net a. Fneeaat Otaee HaUer.

•A Besaatsa Maa far a Baalame OBke

rrietary, May If.

| J X [ THOMAS WILLIAMS

hM kr kr Cuv*ln OwaUw

just and helpful raUUons with our Jel-tow men, than U something wrong withour concept of Ood.

Mr. Allan, who U a member of theBoard of Lectureship of The MotherChurch. The Flnt Church of ChrUt.Scientist, In Boston, Massachusetts, hadehpsen.for 6U subject, -ChrtstlanScience: A Religion of Service- Hemade clear, by relating several •loriesor parables with which Jesus Illustratedhis teachings, that Jesus stuasul thethought of service.

True aervtce, as understood In Chris-tian Science, the lecturer explained, battwo ildet—Its Oodward side and Itsmanwsrd aide; response to Ood andresponsibility to men. Religion, heheld, has two sides—getting and living;receiving and reflecting; hearing anddoing.

Mr, Allan referred to some tenden-cies which Under usefulness, such asoveraealousness. meddlesotnenets, en-tering uninvited into the affairs ofothers, a desln for prominence, a wil-lingness to serve only In higher offices,hi the more prominent positions, Thislatter case of selOahness, he declared,frequently keeps Its victim In uieleis-ness.

Mr. Allah explained that ChrtstlanScience teaches that Ood Is Love; OodU Mind; the divine Principle of theuniverse Including man, and that manis made In His likeness and expreswaHim; that man. God's likeness, alwayareflects Love, Intelligence, and the gov-ernment of Ood. In our relationshipwith each other, he made dear, we canreflect these qualities, can truly serveour fellow men In proportion to our hu-mility and our understanding of Truth'.

Domination, which Is the opposite oftrue service, he pointed out, has Itsroot In an exaltation of self; self-im-portance and self-righteousness, whichIs the opposite of humility, and It not acharacteristic of man as he really Is,

Mr. Allan tpoke of the love of moneyas an obstacle to true service,: andquoted the sayings of. Jesus and of PaulIn support of his statements. He heldthat business organisations which havean enduring foundation arc thosewhose primary Intention la service:those which are based,on .the»OoidenRule.

He pointed out that scientific Chris-tianity denjands more'than renderingservice to our friends,, that simply re-straining ourselves from doing sn en-emy harm is not conforming to • theQolden Rule. Be maintained that thisrule cannot be kept negatively, that

Mr.a»«aii they kt f a r m .

ataee tat aaojt.ot dlaatnt bi thtla etthar eaw-tne canal mmd.

aod the fiaiHy t» the same—the ntWtattoo ef Oatra law.

Touching wpaa the subject ot heallag, Mr. Allan madt dear that Jaeuadid not la tome mysterious way bestowupon hit dMptst aagio powan, but httaught them what was rimnary forthem to know i s order to render a mIce to their fellow men, to niolce lathe omaliwtttnui aod ocanlpotence ofOod, wnkh Is tht basis of healing. Onebegins the practice of Christian Science,the lecturer explained, the moment hebegins to think rightly, or from a pure-IT Christian standpoint. ChristianScience practice, be said. Is the prac-tice of righteousness to one's ownthought and life. Nothing ihort ofright thinking and right acting, from apurely spiritual viewpoint, he declared.Is Christian Science practice, and tothe extent that this Is done, effects orhealing will naturally follow.

The Christian Scientist, the lecturersaid, Is constantly and conscientiouslyendeavoring to flt himself to heal, andto do this, ht knows he neede more hu-mility, more love, more wbdom, a bet-ter understanding of Ood and His laws,and a dearer visfcm of nun sa Ood'sexpression. To thai end. ht explained,he studies tht Bible and the ChristianBdenee textbook, "Science and Healthwith Key to the Scriptures,'' by MaryBaker Eddy,

In concluding. Mr. Allan declaredthat the Influence of Christian Bclenceteaching Is awakening humanity to aeethat distresses, which were formerly re-garded as acU of Ood, and. therefore,to be endured with becoming resigna-tion, are not of Ood, but a n evils whichshould be welcome and destroyed, andthat because of thla awakening, there Isa growing demand (or freedom fromdiscord, and an lneiitence that auch afreedom' la humanity! right This demand. he affirmed, can be met byChristian Science.

Batten w a preside ae tosst-andJc*nKRathwfflconduct

mttr lenglng. Watter one-• wBJ to at the piano and

Oscrgt >rank at the drama. There alsowiV to numbers by tht date quartet.Oeorge Ouaeiy is general chairman oftht dmner oommlttee.

Onsets of honor will include ReS1. W.R. Sloan, minlater of the Flnt Presby-terian Church: Rev. B. P. w , Allen,pastor of the Fbit Baptist Churdu'Rer.M. Y. Poynter, pastor of the CranfordMethodist Church: Rev. K. W. Rich-ards, pattor at the Cranford Taber-nacle; H. R. Best, supervising principalof the local public achooU; and FredW. Lange, class leader.

TO SPONSOR OAXD rAKTYAn evening card party will be .held

on.Thursday evening. May 11, at ' Ip. m., In Trinity parish bouse, underauspices ot the Evening Oulld. Allgames will be played and ref rethmentswill be served. Table prises will beoffered and a door prise awarded. MnAgnes W111U of 37 Bixsbeth avenue Ischairman. Tickets may be procuredfrom her.. Other committee membersare Mrs. Parr. Mrs. Shaffer, Mn.Moleny, Mn. Whaley and Mrs. Peter.The public has been Invited,

Tb. Loai..l V/.rriThe lunjci'tt wt»rd In any ,

II li bellereil, la f.nind In 111.* 1.101 ofthe famottt «in>rily, The Errleilaxisae,by Arlstophann. Tbli • Orwk word,which means haih In Knglltb, contalnl171 letters.—l'aul I'laiterer, Sprlag(teld. Ohio. In Cftlllera Wwkly.

SPECIAL NOTICE!

An attendant will be in the lobby of the NewPostoffice Building every Wednesday between

s 0 A, M. and 5 P. M., far the purpose of supplyinginformation regarding Federal Housing Loans eitherfor modernization or .new construction. -

CRANFORD F. H. A. COMMITTEE.

m en IVIM •«• v— "epay lakik. k« kiiM t— "f•••H. MatMMOHIVMAMA0IM1HT, m

Blank persoat Iait eligible Uwilaoiil larallaie or tototaobilta.

Ca.w^o ,pW^to t t . ya*k .• private laaanlew. Be ohaoeaoal

FINANCECORPORATION

U4IK. Jersey H. ,. No it?

MemUy ckat* *VI%CH umfld M a mLOCALLV MANAOID OHICtg IN MINCIFAI. CITIIS

• A-CUBSTfa'admi gflBBLOCK HOLMCJ »** ITfitiii

CHRIBTIAN BCIBMCK CHURCH•MORTALS AND IMMORTALS' will

be the subject of the Lesaon-Bermon hialf Churches of Christ, Scientist, onSunday, May 17.

The Golden Text Is: "What manknoweth the things of a man, save thespirit of man which Is In hunt even sothe things of Ood knoweth no nun, butthe Spirit of Ood" (I Corinthians 1:11 >.

Among the citation* which comprisethe Lesson-Sermon is the followingfrom the Bible: -For ye were some-times darknesi, but now a n ye light Inthe Lord: walk as children of light:Wherefore he aalth, Awake thou thatsteepest, and arise from the deed, andChrist shall give thee light" (Epnealans»;«, HI.

The Leawn-Sennon also Include* thefollowing paaiage from the ChristianScience textbook, "Science and Healthwith Key to the Scriptures' by MaryBaker Eddy: "When we wake to thetruth of being, all disease, pain, weak-ness, weariness, sorrow, tin, death, willbe unknown, and the mortal dream willforever cease'*"(p. 318).

those wtucn haw tan roots.thsrefon,totokeapaof .soil wtth UM roots to prevent de-stroying toe not hairs which a n so-essential hi furnishing moisture to theplants.

After tht plant has bean moved, soaktt thoroughly with water so that therewill be some absorption through theroots to keep It alive unta the roothalo have a chance to grow and ab-sorb moisture from the surroundingsoU. • I

Another Important point to keep Inmind la that it the ground Is flrmrdtlihtly around (fte rooti the root hairswill be able to make contact with the•ell more easily and will form momquickly. Water applied after the soilU pressed down will, settle it. A wordot caution, however: to prevent the <unfrom baking the soil alter It list been

. tt toflaatMJe tap growth earntoaeflaeat to iwjaove at ttaa\tat top of the ptoat fca order fettht nets to

-f:

CLEAN WINDOWSIN 30 SECONDS

An amaatng ntw Uotsd damvery eaahall hard work and rubbing. Ton Jottspray It on, and wipe off InstanUjr.Dirt, scum, spoto disappear Uke Btagte,

1 windows 'shine crystal clear atK. So quick and easy it this ntw

Blue 'JgrH"tne> r~4h^ that a J*hlM T***clean every window In a seven-roomhouse In less than an noun Bucceseful resulls are guaranteed In every caseor money refunded. Ask for BlueLightning Window Cleaner. Costa on-ly a tew cents at all good grocery andhardware stores, Including:

Union Pood Store, lot Walnut Ave.C. A. Bklllman How. 13 North Are, W.J. H. MeMahon, Oro., 33 Union Aye, N.

.drag*' U a Br«WMrThe giraffe wsin't made for gnilng

on ground forage; nlber he Is abrowser, feeding on tot follagt aadtender shoots of tress,

FULL LINE OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE

PLANTSCkdioUs Daiilk. Fertilism Plant Stake.

BIRD BATHS-Tdephooe CRanf ord 44377

C. E. TRUBENBACH

rORMUUY THE CRANFORD FKBD A GRAIN 8T0RB

104 SOUTH AVENUE, EAST

_ iheNewest Sensation!Cars LubricatedUNDER ACTUAL ROAD CONDITIONS

DtttteUSqfaka

niRattl—

UIUKX

INCREASES THE UFE OF YOUR CAR-DECREASES REPAIR BILL*SWAY SQUEAKS AWAY WITH

. DRIVE IN -SEE IT WORK.

The Moto-Sway method of sreatuiff coiuuU of taking U»e,weight of.the body of^our automobile off of th* evringa,Bgsackles and long pin*, then swaying theside, temporarily re^arching the •pringtv fire ng"eTeryraTen shackle—loosening up squeaky springs ana making itpossible to get at UM difficult parU thatjMed litbncat^gf.

JOH102 North Awe,, W. (Next to Nmr

-am

BLAKGELYATTQOeO

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7« M » IMMWIW Ufe* KM*-*** Harrtaan aesttea of tttf

X. T , It agUa available to Cnafordacnats. Tb* camp It In eharga- of * »•art director*. It Is said, u d 0OUl Soout not only s summer ofMr* but also sjaMane* todally habtte which make for health aadairenftn of character.

• Mist Dorothy Broat of Oranford,OoMen Eaglet, and Otrt Scout Ueuten.

and w a bt iii lalii by •miilurt of tbeMr*. Ls*»

appointed ebaJraaa of tbt tmtt* Ms-mortal Day Ootnmltte*

The auxiliary *te«*d a successfulcard party last Friday at the Oastoo.

were Mrs. John Murdoek,•at with Ate yean1 experience, wm beone of the counselors at the ounp thta

An acouti pUnnlnc to go to OampLou Henry Hoover this summer havebeen requested to register wtth MlatBlnnt at the Uttte House before June 1,

DEACONS, DEACONESSESTO BE INSTALLED

Deacons and deaconesses will bestalled at the 11 a. nftaervlce BundayIn the rtrat Presbyterian Church. New

" 'deaconi are F. W. Lange, Paul Buttonmnd Nelson Tweed. Deaconesses Indude Mrs. L. O. Adam, Mrs, A. T.Baker. Miss Ann Thompson. Mrs. An-drew MUkelly, Mn, M. T^Seavy, Mn.•W. J. Conley. Mra. John Bishop, Mn.O, E Oaterheldt and Mn.Oordes.

The speaker at the morning serviceSunday will be J. Arthur Reed of nizabetli, president of the Newark Camp ofOldeoni,

On Balurday, the minister. Ilev. Wllllan R. Bloan, will Uke a group ofyoung people to New York to vlalt theMuseum of Nstural History and Nat-ural Art In connection with their stud,of the Book of Eiodut.

Un . pf atlller and Mn. John Van-Mtddlenorth.

On Saturday evening, the unit went> MUllmton Hoapltal to the State

danoi, and on Monday night severalmember* attended the Union Countycard party at MUllngton. Mn, JohnMayer waa chairman of refreshment*for the partjr.

Hostesses at laat Thursday night'smeeting were Mn. Pompllano and Mn.Theodore Raueh.

CIVIL sntvsce MAMSThe United 8taU» Civil Service Com'

mission hat announced open competltlra examinations ss follows:

Assistant adviser In labor law admin-istration, pjSOo » ytar, Division ofLabor Standards. Department ot Labor,

Senior paper technologist, H # »year, rarest Service, Department oAgriculture,

Associate gas engineer, $3,300 a year,Bureau of Mines, Department of thtInterior,

Junior forester, and Junior range ex•miner, $3,000 a year.

Medcontrol) and medical officer

to «•***•bald aster

w* of the Botefy OuavB C I anal «•*• partr «r tbt

oovUketMUJsn* U. Mr*. Wll-Oourley we*

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MARGAKET OsUUCNK GUILDWILL MEET MONDAY

The Margaret Qreene Oulld.of thePint Pre»b)terian Church will meet at8:45 p. m. Monday In the church achoolauditorium. The program will be Incharge of Mn. Wooding. The auppercommittee Include* Un. E. J. DUU,chairman, Mn. J. P. Chaney, Mn. CarlShaffer and Mn. R E . Neville,

Theby tb*

during the winterimirctoM laat TUuudny

Tboat taking part v a n : Mary Leaailkjr, Marlon Marrkk. Lola treats.

OMT.Priest, Ant IMaatad. tatty U*

. hoefer. Jlancy Uicht. Virginia W*J*h.Jacqueline Homer, Any WilsonVirginia Sweeney.

Po*wtag th»dandng was enjoyed.

beThe cottage prayer meeting _

day waa an tbe boss* of Mrs. F. H. Oau,n Oraoford Terrace. Tbe Young Wo-man's Msswanary Auxfflary met Mon-day mi at tbt bom* of Mr*. L. B.

avenue. Mrs. O.tbt speaker. The

by Mn. F. H.

Ike Iadlea' Aid. Society wm aponeora agr aale on May B and » , theplace to be annmmrwi later.

JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUEELECTS NEW MEMBERS

The Cranford Junior Serrlce League,at lU meeting last week at the home orMn. Carl H. Mason of Cranford ave-nue, elected the following new mem'ben: Mn. Basil Emery, Mr*. Gerald B.Oodsce, Mn. William F. Hansl, Mn.Carl I. Uoyd. Mn. Oeorge Maek.'Mn.LouU A. Rice. Mrs, Revllle Turk andMn, Henry Symmea WUaon. Also theMlsaei Dla Dbhrman and Madge Talla-ferro.

The league's spring luncheon meet-ing will be held on June 2 at TheBrook In Summit.

nrotBatw OM. traaapoctMmi/STg

Ttrhkm

service across the North Ausatfc, wtt safe* tea vfata to• at LsMmrtt. H. J, rroca aow satffl naVt-Octobcr.

• half day* for the 4,090 arik inning betwaea New\i~,^m-u^ On each arrival hen Aastricaa tecbn.'.tl

* . . a . . - , - - _ - . - . f c atalhta Wil l s*• BFSBSI aisul

nrnc* HM nti|tf craw wwi m m i • • • M B

THEATREPREVIEWS

th» Staadard OO Concaay of New jeriey which wU also famish theceppelm 11,000 gaOoM of ataet hel m each vtast to Lakebvat. TopaSBte^kewVnTiurshls) hi lltht. sad at lb* Mto iBl t abowa a specialMsvy tanb car ated t-» iraiwjart * e teppdhrt Vfdag gaa. Dr. Hago•chemr. veteran **f- n •omnuwlsT, la sfcowm Ja the center bant andto bit left Is Captain Era* A. Lehmami. Kckeaer-a flvbw sselstsnt,W H B t l d l T W l b l M k b i l l d i t t b

FOLLOWInstead of ttw eternal arlangJe.

the romantic pentagonal aa -Follow theFleet," the Uriah flteotleal eo-atorrfntFred Attain and Otager Roger*. wMc

W.H.B«tl«r,dlte«TtWiiwlnfacUac It eeen o« the right

WEDNESDAY MORNWO CLUBHAS ANNUAL LUNCHEON

The Wednesday Morning Club heldtt» forty-fifth annual luncheon yester-day at the Echo Lake Country Club:the program consisted of short talksby past pretldenta. The prl*e poems

Oeei-Mn.-Beauchamp and

Letters to the Editormade, t h a t lot the Uttle saving in-

Specialist In cardiovascular-renal dl«eate).:t>JKlO a year, *

Principal agronomist, and principalolerlculturbl. ISjM» a year. Bureau ofPlajit Industry, Department of Agrleuture,

Asilttant architect (Industrial: exhlrUU), $2^00 a year. Division of LaborStandards, Department of Labor.

Federal agent for agricultural educa-tion, M.8O0 a year, apedaUst In agricul-tural education (part-time. and, even-Ing schooli), UNO a year, Office ofEducation, Department of the Interior,

NAVAL SERVICE EXAMINATIONAtaiitant and associate naval archi-

tects. Optional branches an: - Shippiping and ventilation, hull structuresand arrangementi, scientific snip cal-culations, general, and small boat*. Theentrance salaries are 13 WO and WJ00A year rejpecUvtly, lest a retirementdeduction of SW per cent.

Full Information may be obtainedfrom B. W. F, Randolph, Becretary otthe O, a OlrU Service Board of Exam-iner*, at the local pottofflce.

Mn. Lovell were read. These poemswere tint, eighth and ninth In thepoetry contest sponsored by the "Club-woman." the general Federation maga-tlne. The Wednesday Morning Club Isjustifiably proud of these three mem-bers ,»j there were over two hundredentries.

Songs were sung by Mrs. Ralph Rock-well. Mn. Beardslee and Mrs. Van Nuyspresented reports of the New -JerseySUte FederaUon. Conference Conven-tion held at Atantic City last week-end.

The next meeting of the dub will Deheld at the .library. This will be theannual buslnees "meeting and election

'. W«Uiag C«kt for "Cood Lark"The pnctlce of xuwti" m lh» w«l

ding taking home thrlr tllrra or thecake to keep for good luck hat Itscounterpart In mtny customs In bar-baric lands. _mon« tbe fhnneho In-dlana of Peru, for Instance, weddingcuttia carry home bits of a piece of•otter/ broken by tbe rtlef of tbe tribeaa parfonnlng tht marriage ceremony.They bellire tbest fragtMOta of a shat-tered pat bring then good fortooe.

^ C*U.« SUU"•California'is called tbe Golden atttr

tuid a .Dorado and Its flower It toe•olden'.poppy. •':' '{\ . " j „;

of officers. All members are urged toattend.

At the last meeting Mn. Fred Zunddread a most interesting paper and tookan active part in Uie Panel Discussionon Foreign Trade;

G«»al«iy al ClocktIn Rngltnd clorks for Moms, as UU

tlpKiilnhet] from Hie rostly and elab-orate'timepieces which were used onpublic buildings, appear to. hart beenIntroduced about tbt year 1000. Theywere known aa the "lantern,1* the "birdcage," ahd the "bedpost" docln. Theyutoallv stood so a wall bracket

Ultor, Oitlaen and Ohronlde,Dear Sir:

The question • ot Insurance for theTownship of Cranford ha* long beenooe for comment.

Two year* ago a new broker asked tobid for the Township's auUnoMls) cov-erage with the Idea of saying the com-munity, money, this he wa* able to do,receiving only half of It, but the con-tract wa* written at his figure.

The next year IMS, the Town adver-tised for bids. The bidder* were givenonly three day* to get thetr bide to. Itia customary when bid* are publishedfor the bidden to receive schedule* ofthe can to be insured. This Uw Town-ship did not do. It waa found after thebid* had been received that the brokerof record waa low because be had notonly had the only correct list, but hebad Wd on lea* can than the otherUdders. The other bidden were notallowed to rebkl —

On March H ISM, the policy for lia-bility and property dama*e had to berenewed, but due to the Town Commlt-tee not having a quorum, there wa* nomeeting. The former broker wrote thepolicy, he did not r*tad It" for future

I* now at the Hlalto Theatre. WestnefcLTwo men and three beautiful gins

a n Involved hi tb* tore plot of the gayand tuneful isuductton.Randolph Scott are thttranta in tbe romantic derby.Rogers. Harriet HDliard and Astral AH'

« « f 2 s f l 2 ^ a S L l Blond. MT-AIlwyn. to the role of »M. vWldr* bid wa* presented nam^ontdooa stoen. k the only detsV

through the Indemnity Insurance Com- m i t njj^biej maker of the quintetpanyof North Atnarica, one of the larg- ^ ^ ^ proved hi the «-gi"-teat and flneet In the Insurance boat- „ „ ^ ^ M do plenty of damage.

They fa** the Town a betterequity rating than the present com-pany. As for tbt service of the broker

AT FLMNFIELD TJssUTRESThe Strand. Plalnneld. pnaenla Rob-

of record, that I* for the committee to ^ Taylor and Janet Oaynor toJudge. Why was It the Town for yean Town Obi." starting Saturday wtthpaid twice a* mush for thl* same cov- prevue Friday.erage? Competition ha*, lowered tbe »A Message to Oarda.* starring Wal-rate for us, not the terrloe of a broker, lace Beery, will be presented for fourNot one member of tbe committee ever day* starting Saturday, with a prevneasked for reference*, report* or state- Friday, at the Paramount. Ptemfldd.menu regarding the two new brokers or

For the dUsens Information,would like you to know service U given

The Oxford win offer tor the weekend, itarUng Saturday, with a prevne

w . Friday. Wheeler and Wooitey hi "SUUeO S t d S d d.- On Saturday,

by the company younest with, no agent or broker Is biggerthan his company.

Bow can a new broker prove bisability when nobody baa ever han-dled this business, but the broker ofrecord?

How can anybody render service Ifnot tried?

We were trying to render a servicewhen we tried to save the commnnlty a nerve led from this Sngrr directlymoney,-but If It Isnt accepted—what -

Aatkerlmu Coin.*. .1 Moa.fThe Constitution provide* that coa-

<ress shall have (be power to coinmoney and regulate tbt value thereof.Tbt actual mechanical p r o w ofMining mosey U delegated by eoa-•rtta to tbt Treasury deuailatuit ,

CUy-Adobe" la tb* name, given to cer-

tain elay formaUoa*, or (oils, whlcncover thotuanda ot aqaan mile* la theSouthwest _ „ . - . z

The meeting to read and to,awardthis outness was'not held until April7th, at which time only two bid. wereoffered, one by the broker of record,the other by « . M. w n d - « . M. Wildwa* low.

On April Uth B. M. Wild receivedthai they bad only, Md on

eighteen can Instead ot nineteen,this sehtdul* bad b**n ssn \by tbsClerk of the Township to February, attht request ot M. M. Wild, B. I t WBdwas given tbt courtesy of nblddmg onnineteen oats. They were still low onMshtlity sad property damss*. '-*

On April 21. at » special meeting ,ofthe Finance Committee, tbe lnsnrsneewas swarded to'tbe broker 'of record.Mo reason for tbk tot was given to tbt

en. - When qoeetioned, tbsreasons given were, good service, lossof equity rating and past aerrioe of the

of record, and tht statement

your bud-

Sunday andin -Walkta*;

Dead," will be shown.

R!a( «• L mThe ring s* a loti* rnkmo

Its reconled hlsmry whrrf the tnrfratGreeks sent rings of fnrn is ibelrbetrothed M evidence of an.The ring being placed on the tblid lin-ger'of the left hand during lb>rlage service, for It wss betlernl tkat

thenTto the heart. But most of tbewon their ring* upon tbe right kand

The question Is, doe* the Township ** a mark of power and Imleptndeac*.need competition to lower our rates?Or should th*\ broker render UU* ser- -vice?

. WILD.4 Alden St . Cranford.

John BU, New Tort.

OwT. |The mating aonx nf to* a m i annml

nwl Is a lueciwlnn of rramsiK bellow-ing* In a tlnil* key—"Whin, wbno,hon-bno, whn"—nulie rarlahlr a* tolength and form. lUiMra rhl> the birdxrastonally Indulge In a tonulrhrtl

-laughter, boo. hon, h<Hi, tin.), huo, boo\hoe— which arausm anyth'ng hut mirth111 feeling In the IMrnrr

Th* word "Alcatrax" IsRpantah forpellcaa. Tb* federal prison was soailed because thousands of three birdsfrequented tbe cliffs nn which It IsHtnated.

k

is Life Insurance Week' 'Have you been advised how Life Insurance can:" -

t I • ^Guarantee you a Retirement Income? *, . - , ' '. • _-\2. -Guarantee your Fairly a Permanent Income? - :,,..-3, Protect your Business Interests? ,*; , ,;' -,,, , .

4 / Protect your Estate from Ruinous Taxation andExoes*ive Administration Costs?

We answer these questions for you by selling you

] Lire INSURANCE 'ANNUmES

Most of tb* Caribbean Island* wblrhnald such splendid dividends eat QtweaIsabella** original Jewel teraAssetask Into languorous) poverty with IItrowtb of the. rjalted'State*. uW de-velopment of tb« Bsacslast age sad Ik*•lecllne of the Spantoh

risarl of Rthway

C m l D I M ,Tb» Imri that «b» «Jrral iMne wat

railed the Imrtimiiid Klin a drw In iUearly s » la Kurope. It la generally

Ibal this bit il<i«T w'as at on*Hate eaaploved to hunt wild boars,ewlrta, aad Iwara. Tbe breM survived

In Cenaany becanae there«rtM casae waa preeenred after It b*d

froas Ibe foreu* of Bng-Aad after the Dane* were noaped for bunting purpose* Oer-

reyalty kept Dane* a* companion

Partita CUPtrstaa rats f.illc.w the aatn*

except in color of eyeustd color af cnat Tl>r Uttrf are dl-

late three croup*—solid color.nUrer and Ibe lahhy dlrttton. Eachiifcade hat s separate rule for eyeWOT. which may; be any.of tbe fnl-

deep blue, deep orange, copper

Fint Caalar af SkWU(Kew Enxlaod wta tbe tint center

m» shlpptas:m.^m«rl«a. and Kew. At*.slrrdast,'tetrr nsmed Nrw Tnrx. w«tm d « e srvoad. In 17W' Itixloo JKISMtmti 1M MHim and New T»rk 124.

rBvr"Tbs phrase, "Put year trust In Ood,

bat sjlad to keep fear powder dry." Istriced Is Oliver Cromwell la tn ad-dress of advice which be gave to hi*troop* previous to their crossing ariver to atterk.tlw Royalist force, Inwhich they were euccessfuL He alsoIncited bis troop* on many nctaelcnala prayer and wa* In tb* habit «f vl*ttlng certain detachment*, and kneelingwith then to Invoke tbe blowing ofAtiulClily Uud before iiroceedlng tobaltlx.

Tarpnd6a»Ua«W WaterA submarine Is armed wtlb turpNioes

which can be fired while submerged,aim being take* by muant of a pert-scope., which alone I* Visible to the «ur-faeernft being attacked. When atornodo la Ami from a aubmarlne, theouter dnofnf the torneilo tulM open*and water |inun In up to the Inald*door of the. tube. In order to reloadthe inlw the nuter door It closed, theInner dnar opened and the water Inthe tutie rushva Into the bilges of tbeaulinutrlmi and Is pumped nub

Kaar« !• a PaaitiThe heart la a pump. It hte Its

'Imlta, a* other organs have theirlimits., All our hnrta become Tweak-when we hare run hard or climbedmany atalra. Aa w»: grow older our•awrra' In^nn and rllrnb twrnmr Irsa.

Owl U FUUf.lThe great horned owl will lay Iti

egxa, commonly two, In a deserted neatof a hawk or crow or Inside a hollo*tree. Even though the teuperaturrdrops below afro, the blrda remainfaithfully at their Job of^batchlng outtbe young. |

A;*

understand,fully whatwe meanifyou'llgive us anorder.

VER hear it? ' Raises a little bit ofsuspicion, doesn't it? \ Nobody says

t that in The^Citizen and Chronicle job 'Departinent We're not satisfied .untilwe can say "thatVfine." Everyman in

1 our shop is a Workman who takes pridein doing things "fine."

T k Cruford Gtizen and OrooideDepartmnt

ihTdfctg** Stsrk Iwhich «ffl sa ~nwetiBf c n l

The tsassL^— — -on tbs wweenosl h*j*s1 , •—by the Oartson Company, and tt>tutborissd p»ym*nt <** IMttJ*,make* a totel of «tt.<mJ0 paidcontractors. Tfct bakaes of Ittract. $M11.M. Is betaf wtthbtKIng finU approval of the torn

The board will bold a spseta!ing on Monday, May » . whteachers* commlltee. ot which Fshannon hi chairman, wm malrecommendation* for tbe filllnipositions in tbt local schoolscoming year. Only one realgnatbeen received. It was reported, sifew exceptions tbt personnelnearly the same for 1IM-1T .

Supply Mas wen received asthe tint figure InrttnaUng a toteitem*, and the second a lumpthe complete order: lfttton BrailHM»M and « * » ; J, L. BsmmUV»M and HIM; and Peckhttie Co, M.ia.10. Other* whoonly a part of the supply list inDevoe fc Reynolds Oo, A. R. MlOoldenberg. E. BusseU White scPapers,

RanUn * Jaba Oosi OomtCranford w u the only biddercod contract. Thttr bid was:school, $tin per ton, »>»; Ob$SJT per ton, VMM; Bhennaiper ton, II^IIJO: Uneota. $837$»U.«; and Boosmlt. tSJT I$733.40. Tht total bid was HM

AU bid* were referred to thecommittee for recomnsBndaUoni

Howard Oowperthwaite, chairthe finance committee, reportthe township has set aside sitional SUJOOO for the schools, afinancially the schooU are In godltlon at present.

Announcement was .made* b)Dot. iiipervtsing^prtndpel, ot Itional Outdance program to be 1night In Cleveland School,uprakers, outstanding In theirtlve flelcU, will be present to outrequirements and opportunitiesture employment In their palines of endeavor, and will antwilions vhlch parenti or pupil* mto ask. The program will be optliigh school pupil* anl parents.

grEEDCB • FKNALIZZJanes Ball, colored, of » 7

ttrcet, Roeelle, summoned by PaPeter Miller on a charge of *1wu fined $5 and Ma operator'*WAS revoked for one month b]Malcolm Waroock in Police Oouday night Andrew fikonberg, JOxford street, Newark, also tinby JJtaLonjiJIfce charge,-wasand $1 cost of courCSnd Josercntino, of We Bsrltan road,picked up by Bird on a charge iatlng an automobile- wtth nceas

.belonging to another ear, was tand $3 cottof eottrt ArOntr<of un HUkMt areans, Hutle;moned by, Ps^roknan Thonm*on a charge oC sp-MdMnaj, recelrapended iwntnice. - '

MANY RUTGERS S »ALREADY HAVE

Over a third of the seniorsgen Unlverttt-f are already *a

npon tbttr iJune, according to the resultiannual poll conducted by Tht 'undergraduttei semi-weekly W. Potty-four indicated that to

lob* .waiting them, while ellhave not found definite openlntindustrial field. . • •

J. Hlchard KeaUng, ot Ludhmoqt, chairman of Btudentvanity football qusrtertack, acber o! the debating team, Oland crew, was voted by hit eha< uu* senior who had done iRutgers, tht most popular.mehis class, the best all-aroundand the Ideal Butters man.Haskln, of Highland Park,"wai

' ered the most likely to tucceeta member ot Phi Beta KsppsVthe varsity bojdni team. He ithe Cooper Logic Prise. Oils y

"The last PurttanVhv'Oeolteyana, wa$ voted tbe,best hoc

REGENT"I MARRIED A

DOCTOR"

plans an* .thedttrfet * * *which «ffl Ml

f•me escemUoov

oo the new Mboelby the Ckutan O and th* bun*authorised psyaisot « MOM*. w M *nab> k toui * m.mm paid to th*contractors. Tfct balance of fee con-tract. #AHM. to be** withheld ptnd-Ing nnU approval of the foundation.

The board will beU a aptdsl meet.ing on Monday. Hsy » . When theteachers* fmnmHtw. nf which Vtojrd B.shannon li chairman, will make finalrecommendation* (or the filllni <K anposition* In tilt local acbooU for theromlnfyear. Onljroneresignation batbeen received, It wtj reported, and withfew ocepUone tht penonnel will benearly the a n for int-17

Supply btdt wen noelnd a* follow*.the tint figure Indicating »total of anItems, sod the second a tamp bid forthe complete order: lOiton Braiiler Oo,UMax and *M00; J, i . Hammett Co,•4,239.35 and MJOO; and Peokham l i t -tle Co, M.ia.10. Others who Ud ononly a part of the supply 1M Indadad:Devoe b Remold. Oo, A. R. Meeker. I.ooldenberg. E. RuawU White and CopyPapers.

RanUn * Jahn Coal Company ofCnoford m i the only bidder on thecoal contract. Thatr Ud wai: GrantSchool, U3n per ton, vOT; Cleveland.

M Sh t81T

Ufcaitt*an tht Wednesday Morning

Oh*, Oardta cub, DraMUfe Club andWtartlMobfcanOh*. ltn.it**.

a eomnumicant of* St.Mkhaars Church.

fira J.. BaileyTonttoaon of Washington. D. C HsnryW, Richard L, Bdward F, and PhilipO, i n of Granted, and three grand-fMklt

Funeral lerrlen were held Mondaymorning, from , 8 t Michaels Churchwhen a eolemn high man or requiemwas offered by the pastor, the Bev,wmiam B. Donnelly. Interment wasprtrite.

designated» of tuoo

CsriH.TheWantinaki,eerrtot nrramUlies. at 1M representativeon tht wtlf art board.

An OlustraM lecture, "Forward:•a* tbawn by two reprteeotatrre* oftbe AUantle Refining Oompany.

Ouetta wen Itlobola* Tomuulo andBobart Brown of Roadie.

rantor «t tmtm Bragonsuet pro-ran, who baa patbatK wmrtimted

Lion o-.-fcaMt ctan tar noordtnaathan any #lm amtiiiii i, kader.aa|»

I My are the atcst punctual-1atao f - • - - • •

Ura. Anna RosendaJe, « year* old. aresident of Orantora) for the part fiftyyean, died Sunday morning In 8L Bis-abeth Hospital, Blaabeth. where shehad been, a patient' for the part fourweeks, she had been In ill health sinceFebruary. —

Mrs. Bnendale, who made her hamswith her daughter. Mr*. John Hess, ofJOB Central avenue, was the widow ofHenry ttosendah!, who died about twen-ty years ago. Born In Oermany, shecame to this country when she was 11yean oka, She. was a member of the

per ton,ll^tt

;Sherman, t81TtSJT per t , ;

per ton, ll^ttJO; Lincoln. $»J7 per ton.and Booernlk tSJT per ton,

raeo. TB« total bid waa WKIX.All bid* w«ra referred to the supply

commlttn for; reHoward Cowperthwatte, chairman of

the finance committee, reported thatthe townihlp has act aside an addi-tional tUjOW for the school*, and thatfinancially the schools are In good con-dition at present.

Announcement wai .made by H. R~Best, •upervtitaj'prlnclpal. of a Voca-tional Quldanee program to be held to-night in Cleveland School. Severalspeakers, outstanding In their respeo-tlve field*, will be present to outline therequinmenti and opportunities tor fu-ture employment In their particularlines of endeavor, and will answer ques-

. Uons which parenti or pupil* may wUhto ask. The program wlU be open to alllUgh school pupils and. parents.

KNA1IZKDJames B«U, colored, of » 7 White

ttrwt, Roaelle. summoned by PatrolmanPeter Miller on a ebarge of speeding,was fined 15 and Ma operator's licensem revoked for one month by JudgeMalcolm Wambck la Police Court Mon-day night Andrew flkonberg, Jr, of 58Oxford street. Newark, also lumtnonedby £taJ_0n_a_llfce charge,'was fined Uand |3 cost of oourtTand Joseph Bor-f*ntlno. of We Barltan road, linden,picked up by Bird on a charge of oper-ating an automobile: wtlh Ueenee plate*beiondng to another ear, was fined (10and «3 cost of court. Arthur O. Finn.or 101 HUkM* aveoae, Mutley,mooed by, Patroknan Thomas-Woodeon a cbaria oC aptedlng, noatrecl asw>-pendel nmt^noe. .

and tn past year* she had been activeIn the varloo* aodeUes of the church.She also waa a member of Astm Chap-ter, O.X.S.

Besides her daughter, Mr*. BosendaleIs survived by four sooa, Harry, Bdward.Oeorg* L» who 1* a *erteant In theOrantord poUce department, and FrankRoNhdale, and four (randchUdran. allof Cmnford. A brother; Rudolph Bau-man, of Tampa, Fia^ and a sister, MlsiFreda Bauman, of Newark, also lurrlve,

MAY CONTINUEfConttnittd from pot* otu)

fall, howwer, ciependa upon the num-ber of enroUmenU during Mar andJune, the last two months of the.cur-rent *enua«er, There a n two period*nightly. 7;M to 1:10. and 1:90 to 9:M,from Monday to Thursday, inchulve.Retl*trauon maybe made at O»-«fflcetn either achoot on any of the erenlnaathat clsme* are tn aeaakm.

In both achooU, elementary and ad-vanced count* In typing, shorthand,Xnsilsh. mathematloa. nubne simaand language* are In charge of compe-tent college and high school teacher*.A vocational course in cooking, lewtns,crocheting and) knitting is also a fea-ture of the program.

The Board of Education rebently re-ceived the following letter of commen-dation front WllUam H. J. By, StaleAdministrator of the Wortc* ProgreaiAdministration:

•"Mrs. ajmiU) Sall«w |sntrau>llatena to bar buband'i wsckb;orcadout at hosna. IO It was a sur-prise to tht Chattav master of Oert-DWDIS* to an bar "out front- In Uvstuidlo on* isasat Saturday night.She sspbunad that it waa a veryfpyifoi iwyialdi Ilii li wedding an-ntvtrasry.

"Bitter 8w*tt" avarked the thirdUrn* produoan of th* OBS Mondaynlsht Badls Thsatn hav* teniund

teto the Bsld ofBnuakal drama.

.Xrene Dunns, Im-ported from Hoi-trkood tor tbe oc-

none ef the ajnsavss.tenen torn thdrhM anal! a aiiatiaid fc> tbeHit dharttakt* warka. aada |by ths Bstaoer*. have aNManas In an parts ef th*

H n . Amaa M. BaHryMi»v Anns M. Bailey, wire or Tax As-

seswr Joseph A. Bailey, died kut nightat her home, TT Paasale avenue, Xen-Uworth, after a three month** Illnet*.

Born In New York City H years ago,Mn. Bailey had been arealdent of Ken-Uworth for seventeen yean. She wa* amember of the Republican CountyCommittee from the second district,chaplain of Kenllworth Post, BSO, V,F, W- AuxUiary. past president of theKenllworth P.-T. A., member of Bt.Theresa's'Oatholic Club, and a com-municant of 8t. Michael's Church,Cranford.

A former motion picture actress intbe early days of the silver screen. Mn.Bailey was once employed by Vltagraphand Pathe Studios. She was one of theorganism of the Actors Equity Asso-ciation In New Tort " ,

Survivors besides her'husband arefour sons, Joseph H. of EUzabetli, Al-fred R. of Roaelle Park, Vincent D«.Paul-snd John A. Bailey of Kenllworth;

Schermerhorn, State Buperrts-or of Literacy Education, W. P. A. rts-ited the Cranford In Lincoln

two dsughten,-of Dtakn and MtasKenllworth; fout\ grandchUdreo. andtwoaltters.

Funeral aerrioe* wm be held at Ia. m. Saturday from 8L Mlehael'iChurch, with Interment In CalvaryCemetery, New Tort

MANY RUTGERS SENIORSALREADY HAVE JOBS

Over a third of the stakr* of Rnt--gtr* unlrenlty a n already assured ofvtnplojment than- graduation In

Eugenie M<rgottBaUey of

Mrs. BugenlIOIS Ann R.

June, according to the result* of theannual poll conducted by The Targum,undergraduate semi-weekly newspaper.. Forty-four Indicated that they have

lobs awalUnr them, while eighty-twohave not found definite opening* In thelnduitrlal field.

J. Richard Keating, of Ludtow, Ver-mont, chairman at Student OouneU,-varsUjr football quarterback, and mem-ber o! the debating team, Otee Club,and crew, was voted by bit classmatesa< tht senior who had done most forRutgers, the most popular.member ofhi* d m , the best all-around student;and the Ideal Butters man..' HaroldHasUn, of Highland Park," was consld-

' end the most likely to suoeeeoV Halsa member of Phi Beta Kappa and ofVthe vanity boxing team. He also wonthe Cooper Logic Prtou tbU rear, <

"The last Puritan",' by'Oeorge San-tajrana, wai Toted the^beat.book.'of the

year, wtth Sinclair LewU' "It CantHappen Here," second. "Idiot's Delight"polled the moat vote* as best play, with"Wlntenet" second, and • TobaccoRoadVUhlnt ' '

The aenkn were about evenly di-vided) la party preference*.. Seventy-two favored the reelection of PresidentFranklin D. Roosevelt,-while OovemorAlfred lAndon. of Kansas, was tint

BepubUcan candidates withBonlrwss second and

School last Thursday night She waivery much pleased with the organisa-tion and tbe conduct of the chute*.She wa* fortunate hi being there onVisitor's Night so that she taw a ratherunusual tide of the work.

"Miss Sohenmerhorn feel* that Mr,Baker has done an excellent piece oforganisation and that his teachers showmore than the usual conscientious ef-fort to do' a good piece of wait. Shefeels that they are succeeding to anunusual degree^ Mr. Baker expressedhis very deep appreciation of your co-operation a* well at that of the Sup-ervising Principal and the Principal ofthe school in which hit classes are held.

"Many times, unhsppily, such co-operation does not exist In the district!where Mlsa 8cnermerhorn visits. There-fore, she particularly withes to expressto yo,u all her appreciation of yourhelpfulness and all that given by theSupervising Principal and the regularday Principal.

"Such co-operation not only meansbetter achievement for the studenti,and. therefore, greater satisfaction intheir work and better attendance, butalso means added Inspiration and cour-age for the Principal and teachers. IfBoard member* and local offlclsla real-lied how much their backing sod co-operation meant to these WPJvclstsei,Miss Scbennerhorn Is sure that "manyof them.would do more as W havedone. ' i

••Mlas Bchennerharn would! like, notonly to express her appreciation forherself, but for Mr. Baker who couldnot *ay enough of his gratitude forwhat you anoVthe school ««»H«I« haredon* for him and his student*. It wasa pleasure for Mlsa Behermerhora toreport this, also to Mr. Bunot of theState Department of Public Instruc-tion, under whom she Is working."

to do this play forseveral week* butretake* kept poit-ponini the date:The only previous

.production of thisAjpe wai "Har-mony Lane" withLawrence Ttbbett.although J o h o

Bolts tang aevanl song* In *0nenOrow the Ulaos." Tbtss successesmatt It probable that other similarmusical play* will bt beard toon.

barbewinter

! daughtt -Th

a Baa Franciscods her operatic

f B U lr ! g er opertic

debut tn -The Barber of BtvUls."Bar nane wai Joaepblns Tununuuaand btr coloratura voice It nowheard regularly on Slgmund. Rom-berfa Monday '_ night broadcastsfrom Bollywood. Critic* hsll her.saone oit tbe most promlstna; "finds'* hiyean.

••• Ever hear the expression -do-Ing a doolerr It i the trade tx-pntslon for a comedy acrobatlo fallover the footlights. Ray Dooley, whobeetles her husband. Eddie Dowllng.

•••Poll Puey. the |ni| last-oot. who was bora aad raited. a*td

worked on a fan*, now baa iUful home Inand often ass*oommuntty with i

••frankmusical director, points ant the*dlo ha* not only educated tb*to an appradatta of fbasr aaaihat mad* the miirtrtsntilt, SymphonyBed to play tnmany cases. Hot m a ,

Rehtanals andnever retarded as a IMsat teatPhil Baker, aadIt Is not at all

isual far biasto provide tnur-tatnmtnt tor thes t u d i o aboth before sndafter the broad-cast. Baker. AgnesMoonhead. -Bot>tle," -Baetle.-tbt other •

•» of th*

tht dally grind o f . 'vaudeville and Uselegitimate stags, and retard ndk> a*a pleasant bus.

••-Howard Pries, tenor at tb*NBC "Gypsy- pragnaa*. does ant

at aattvaa comic cpera, -Plr-ar Ftiiaaiin," which will bt pre-

Ifay » and » In BeoteiI t e part of BamoeU whicb

ls> ban (sean tang by Arthur Stu-bs* bent nelgwil to Anton Kant-

la In charge ofmarry and stage set* lor the

REPUBLICAN WOMENHEAR CANDIDATES

ILoumut outlinedMa nityrsstd replacement tax program

of the Cranford Worn1

a*fa nqsribnean Ctob las* Friday aft-tn tbt Chbaney Comer. Thewas conducted by the presi-A. IsV D . fls*UBatt\4a

Othrr ssjeaaeta mended Oeorge O.wrUMam B. Bewell. Mrs. HelenWoodruff, OoL J. H. M. Dudley,

Tosstaaulo, Henry G. Nultou,Stcbard Hanigan. Avert W. Buriey,Prtcr J. OUe, Prank UcOullough. L.B.

arrived loo late Io apeak, andE. Ostoheldt and Wai-

ktta. Mssxt C. lowll, chairman of thesaniclpal oomsnlttee, expsamed thesmwhu *Vp*Hcsm Organisation and

Ibe Organhsatton Rrpubllcan League

ypy p g n * . doebelieve in babying hfs vote*,singa at any boor of lbs slay, per-tlclpalea in outdoor eoaeena. andthree days a week can a* Mud aith* crsndatand of the Palo Orotmdsor Tankee Stadium •»»~»«'»t wish"tht best of the rooters.

Che RepiMNfOtas.forty-one"

Kx-president Hoover, third.

. MOIUsw i f A B H U I ..There are thousand* snd thousands

of amoeba* In every stagnant pool,•OHM of them millions of years o ld-older than the very'lakes In which theyllv*. If a single one of them could tellwbst bsd happened since he was"born" lie might tell of s time, thou-sands of yean ago, when the earth wascovered with UM, or wJien< there wereonly moi»ti>r,nsh nnd nn men. '

'POPPY DAY* PLANSARRANGED BY-WOMEN

Enrollment of volunteer workers forthe American Legion Auxiliary's PoppyDay program Is goinir forward rapidly.Mrs. Charles Christian, chairman ofthe ...Poppy Day • committee of theAmerican Legion Auxiliary Unit, an-nounced today. The Auxiliary will harea force of fifteen worker* to distributethe memorial flowers to the people ofCranford on May 33 and 13, she esti-mated.

Practically the entire membership ofthe Cranford Unit ha* volunteered .forPoppy Day work, Mrs, Christian said.Junior member* as Well ju the adult*will take part In the day's activities.

All of the women and girls who dis-tribute popples for the Auxiliary willserve without pay, Mn^Christian em-phasised, every penny of the moneycontributed "by those taking flowers go-ing Into1 the welfare and rehabilitationfunds of:.; The American Legion Auxil-iary. The only persons receiving payfor their work In the Auxiliary-* poppyprogram are the disabled veteran* whomate the poppies.

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NOTICE \Every Wednesday from I a. in.

to 5 p. nu the Federal Rousing Ad-mlnlstratlon will hsve a represen-tative stationed In the lobby of thenew postofflee who will be preparedto furnish information, and answerquestions retarding the FederalBousing losni, Title I of tht Fed-eral Housing Act covers modernisa-tion, snd Title I t construction ofnew houses. The representative alsowill assist In OUtng out loan appli-cations. If desired. -

OEOROI I. BIENFANO,Chairman, Cranford Better

— Housing Committee.

KOPPERSCOKE

Cat MM!

Tbe invention of coin* ~idata* from shoot TOO & C.

Booty

OUTTXGThe Union County Trout Protect*!*

Association held Its May mrrttni onthe upper reaches of the Flat Brook.on Sunday, thirty members making tbetrip- A total of IK nsh was taken wtthOrst prise going- to drover Bthamn-becfc of Craoforit for a sixteen andhalt Inch brown trout taken > a toebait. Several of the group catajba theirUmlt of fish, mchaducCharles Undbsoom of Cnoford. CbadtsZemany of Oarwood...Bm Bone efCranford. Charln Darsh of instOaUand Cranford, and Ben BWg aad JohnChapln of CnnfotxLdonated by Albert Badey.candidate for Freeholder.

BOTJU, JUtCAMOM TO MXETTbe New Jersey Mth Anniversary of

the Onad Ooancfl. Royal Arcanum, Inof the Orand Regent, State of

Oeorge W. Mercer of Ro-wtv Park, wm be held on Wednesdayevening. May JO. 1«J*. at the Blki Club,

All members of the RoyalA i r a m , their (tmllles and friend* a nhrrtted. A large detegmtion from Cran-ford Ooanctl will attend with thetifassdae* aaA Mends.

B. •iintu

etcelsd OMsmer fer the SMh BetaryDistrict Asrasg lbs tsavaallea fer ehsssla that ana rt. Asaary Faifc. May L A

aker *f the Falenea Belary Caskfer It yean, Mr. WeUyea served Bv*tsnaa ss a etneler. aad eas tars* aasjtnltiat. JH» wul' lake *•** as Dtt-Met O m w Jaly 1, sanittllag WU-Basa M. ailkert *f Mattsta. Tbe tens

fsr saw ytar.

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ANNOUNCE ENOAOEMENT 'Announcement bat been made by

Mn. Ella Hitter of Bethlehem. Pa* atthe entagement ot her daughter, MistBeatrice Boehm. of 1 Washingtonplace, to Pnnk Behoenwlsner, ton ofMr. and Mrs. Charlea Behoenwlsner,Br, of 428 Second avenue. Oarwood.

A graduate of Columbia University,Mist Boehm also atundtd, the Univer-sity of Virginia and the Unlvenlty ofWisconsin. She ta a member ot theWettchestcr Alumnae Sorority. MistBoehm It a teacher In the seventh andeighttTgnde* In Roosevelt School, andalto conduct* a private dau In speechand elocution.

Mr. Schoenwianer, an Instructor inindustrial art* In Cranford HighSchool, wat graduated from NewarkNormal, and attended New York Unl-v«*lty, Rut«en University and theUniversity of Wisconsin. He Is a mem-ber of the Borough Council in Oar-

Mr*.:itnstwmsnttttamPrldsysf Iand bride* for twelve.

Mn. Best T«ttk» of Centralla leuneilug toeta • tartan anat Mubleabcrg tlunsul

Mn. Frederick A- Tart anOunl, of Hampton m m were m Win-chester. Va.. o m la*

Mr. and Mn. Harry B. Pok of Llo-den place left Bandar on a trip to 1ton.

Mn. A. W. Mortey of Hampton HaD.entertained at luncheon gmj bridge onTuetday.

Mr. ana Mn. John Chambrrtta otHampton Ball v e s t the week-end atSheffield, u > -

Hie Progress Club met last Tuesdayat the home of Mr*. Charles K. Kalten-bach. when they were entertained forluncheon.

Qalbralth Crump, n o of Mr. andMrs. Lulle Crump of 1suffered a broken ami .when ha Ml(ran hie bicycle last Friday.

Mn. L. A. Mather of Orchard itreetapent latt week-end in BeJUmore vk*-Ing her daughter. Mm. Lawrence Nay-lor,

Mr. and Mn. Oaora* a Donnelly ofHssaptoa atnet wan m Atlantis Otty

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Mr. and M n . A. I* Hopkins and ehn-of

I Court an to subway.

M M Matk Mabao of «T Cranes wra.oat wta list weak-end gueet ot Harold

r w school, Hfbtt-abt attended the echod

on Saturday

No date has'been let for the wed-ding.

Mn. David C.Mlu Virginia Jones, of CmrtnnalU. Q,an the gueaU tula weak of Mn.Thomas B. Stephen*, of Prospect street.

Mrs. H. B. Jacobus of Craig placehat returned home from the OrangeMemorial Hospital where the bat beenconvalescing after an operation.

tllu Madeline Camtont of MOnstreet It recovering from an appendec-tomy which the underwent recently atRahway Memorial Hospital.

Carroll Yard ot Hampton itreet lavUitlng thl* week In Oarden City, L. L•Mn. Emily Bonneld of Bast Orange

U •pending tome time with ber daugh-ter, Mn. O. d . . Miller, in • Bytvesteratnet.

M. 1. Beary of m e a t Avenue 1trrrtTH an Alpha Chi fMff** conventionat Lake Oredcy, Fa. o»er laat week-

Mr! and Mra. Munro Btancbard otSummit* tonuetlf ot OttBtotA, wendnner gaetta taut Sttarday ot Mr. anaMrs. B. a MOlerof Otatoo

M B . C. Pitman Buckley ot MadJeonateoae entertalnad at bridge b i tTnonday for her tneat. Mn. DonaldMcOrayne.

Mn. R. C. Miller, Daniel Loootta andMatthew Han were nmnen-up In the

Mn. Tartar of Mauton rnn-m entartaiaaa at tantbton taut i m ktor I tn . rr*4 Bird of South Bend, Ind.Mn. Bird, fonnerlr of Crantord, baabeen dettaw with her tlater. Mn. Aka.to BeU of

mmm Clmp^BtoU, Doaald IMebttt, Cbantt SWkto

farewell party wat given • » •Poet" tor Mr. and Mrs. Burke I

Agate, aa

Mn, X. B. AkButder of Hemlng »w-

butwith

weak for Mlta Una

recentbdd In Wcatfleid.

Mn. W. W. Buckley ot Oeotral are-noe and Mka Katfaertee 0. Oreene ofPlttaneld atnet apent laat week-end atBait oreenwkh. B. I. _ _

Ber. and Mrs. O. J. Hoyt of Burch-HeU avenue aptnt UM mek-end withtheir ton. Dr. Walter Chapm, of NewBocbeUe, M. T.

Oeorge CMfXIns of Weat HamptonBeach tpent the week-end with hitdaoghter. Mn. H. O. Darla, of Craig

CJeveland, 0 . Mn. David Deartng ofWtataefcl and Mn. Chaa. H. MOler ofOnnford held top toon at bridge.

Ralph IC. tHoi, ton of ME. and Mn.Loula A. RM, 1 Briwttw atreet, a atu-dent at Bailey Hill School. Kalonah.N. Y., lua returned trom Venice, Fla,where the ttodtntt tpent the winter.He la apendlng thlt week at hie bornenere.

Mrt Robert 0. Miner of Oaaino ave-nue entertained Mr*. Kenneth Blgelowand Mn. Yoaw of Orange and Mn.Lenmal Blgalow of Short Hilla. formerlyof Onnford, for luncheon and bridgaon Tueaday.

Mn. BUvnrd Heyden of Linden place

Mr. and Mra. Jainea A. Pennypackerand daughter of Mtnle place moved toqamcy.Maau'oa Monday. Mr. Pen-nypacker' «aa tnotferred by hk com-pany but AprtJ to the Qumey of«oe.

prtaaotad wtth an ehetrlecoffee psreoutcr. That, prsemt wereMr. and Mn. Arnold Vneland of Oar-wood, Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Bebararta ot I *—''T ^ t V i . U r . « d M n . B o b « t I l u . O f l l staa*.Newark. Mr. and Mn. John Huber, Mr.and Mrs. Charts* H. Miner. Mr. andMrs. Benjamin olldden and Mn. B. IAplettt of Crantord. The Burkes leave Ifor Boston the On* of June.

A co-operative pragnattve dinner waallgiven last Saturday night: the,tint11

course beta* served at the borne of Mr.and Mrs. K, A. Foefcwau of Wast Hotlystreet, followed by the main course atMr. and Mrs. 0. B. QaalntanWi borneonLaBaBeaveaut. Mr. and. Mrs. CarlMason of Crantord avenue entertainedfor desert and the party finished up atthe home of Mr. sod Mrs. Robert Diet-rich ot Linden place.betides the above wer3. Branch Darby, Mr. and Mrs. BarryFolk, Mr. and Mrs. E. Homer, Mr. andMrs. Oeorge Mack, Mr, and Mrs. RoueDenman of Plalnfleld, Mr. and Mrs.Warm Oamtaon ot PlalnfteU, Mr.and Mn. J. B. HOI. Dr. Terrell, MistPrances Creel and Robert Rcgen.

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gava a aurpriat btrthday luncheon andbridge for Mn, William J. Frederick ofWeet BoDy ttreet laat numday after-noon. Mr*, rrederfck received a tnowerof glfta.. Priaet wen won by Itn, Fred-erick, Mra. R. Trumbauer and Mra.Judd Haven*.

K i t B. A. Duntee of Maple Place en-tertained the Mother.' d u b of BoyScoot Troop gO at her borne Tueedayevening;. Xtwaltbtniial butintaameet-

leaion. -A'todal hour fol-prttet at': bridge hrtntj

Ing of thelowed, wtth

Cranford Trust Company

Quest* jreaent: Mr. and Mra.

Wedding.

A ton, David Cnartet, waa born onApril 17 to Mr. and Mn. John A. Nead-11am of tg Orore rtreet -

Dr. and Mra. T. R. Amttn of « Tulipitreet announce the birth of a daugh-ter, Diane Baine, on April M.

awarded to Mn. Miller, Mn. Pope andMrt-Oatta.

Carol Breyf ogle of Balmlere Park-way oelebntcd her tweUth birthdayFriday night with a dinner party at herhome. After dinner game* wire played.GueaU pretest • were! Jettte: Johnton,Beanor Athley, Caroline Taliaferro,Dorl* Decker, Nancy Northcut andMuriel Blytbe. .

Mr. and Mr*, a W. Ball of 1 HH1-aUe twnne returned Thunday from aaU wceta' motor trip to Xldorado, Ark,

ihen they rtaited their ton and daugh-ter-in-law. Dr. and Mr*. Oordon Balland family. They were accompanied atfar u Indiana by Mr. Ball* mother,Mra. Jane Ball, who alto returned withthem.

lMl» Frudence Banford ofv^ylvetteratrael gave a farewell party Sunday forMlaa Evelyn Bailey of Madlton ave-nue, who tailed Wedneaday bn the "8.8, Banta" for Antwerp. Supper wat

Ttaote pntent were;

BDMANAnnouncement ha* been made of the

marriage of Mb* Alice Muriel Bhedd,daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry M.Bhedd of MM Park avenue, EUtabeth,and Dr. Mallory Hlnman, son of Dr.and Mn. Samuel M. Hlnman of 103North Union avenue. The weddingtook place October IS, last. In :Md.

In. Hlnman It a graduate ot MlaaBaywarda School', Philadelphia; Bene-dictine Academy, Bllsabeth. and Rut-gen OnlTerslty. She It a member ofthe Beta Blgma Sorority.

Dr. Htaman wa* graduated fromPrinceton Unlvcntty, daai of "W. andthe New York University School ofDentistry, das* of «32. He Is a memberof XI Pal Phi, honorary dental fra-ternity.

Dr. and Mn. Hlnman a n residing at57 Irving street, Rahway. Dr. Hlnmans dental offices a n located at thesame address.

aerved for atx.Bvelrn Bailey, Helen Sperry, ~ JoanMoorbead. Bllen Van Hofen, LauraHlnU and Pzudenoa Bant ord.

Mba Joan Moorhead of HeVnlngs u e entertained her club >*t Fridaynight. Tne "meeUng waa a farewellparty for Evelyn Bailey, a club mem-ber who I** uiling tor Antwerp Uu*,week, Ouecti pretent were: Dorlt8wlttgaUe, Jean Tournler, Lura Hints,Gloria McCuIlough^ Helen Sperry, JuneMcCtrtum. Verm Bartort, Doria Odell,Byelyn Bailey,

' MOta Betty Slmpaon of Cranford ave-nue lave a Bcavenger party la*t Satur-day night,' After, the hunt,, dancingand'refreahme'nU %ere enjoyed.' Thotepreeent wen; Miuea Joan Crump. June8Unner,,Bl»le H*niel, Marjorie TnnnVaacr,' Alice Biick* Patty Wlkt MaryBn9be^.r^wiklln..'BUtabeth Smith,Betty WllUama,,Betty MacLean andCarol Uorri»oa,.ai»o,Chai1ea;MUler,Austin Doorman, Nat'Mima, Jack Jen-•eniua. William Carroll, Fred Sehroeder,Dick Shaw, Billy Plummer, .BicwitcrPoralla " Jlmmle Skinner,. Jack .Hen-clng and BalrdBlmpton. ^ , ' ;

ittI a.* 1tow*1

UtgW,"• at I

| » kut 1.Park, I

«L P P *ltollectedi

Sunday. 1l k

1 BUM a i lta

Births

HAVE ANNUAL DtNNEBThe Young Woman* Bible Oat* ot

the Presbyterian Church held Its an-nual mother and daughter dinnerTuesday evening in the church schoolauditorium. Mrs. Robert Nicholson,the president, presided. Itn. S. O.Marsney, das* leader, lighted a tall

in memory of I tn . OeorgeOreene, who wat das* mother

for many yean, piano selections wenoffered by Mist Elisabeth Many ofRahway, and Mbs EUe Hetheringtonof niaabeth gave two humorous mono-logues. The dinner was served by MlatDorothy Adams, Mrs. Earl Duntee, Mrs.William Hlgne, Miss Marion Hansen,Mrs. J. H. Yater and Mn. J. Huber.

BfeADTOBO-BINNgMU* Bdlth I. Blnn*. daughter of War.

ren J. Blnn*. of .107 Rctelle avenue,west. Retelle Ptrk, and Charlea A.Bradford, ton of "Mra. WUlltm Brad-ford, of 8taunton. Va, wen marriedSaturday In Bt. John1* KpitcopalChurch, Waahlnrton. The ceremonywaa performed by Rev. diver J, Hart,D C , rttctor. In the pretence ot the im-mediate families.

The bride waa given in marriage byher father, and Mlta Joule Clark, ofElixabeth, was her attendant WanenJ. Blnn*. Jr, brother ot the bride, watbeat man.:

A wedding dinner followed the cere-mony In Hotel Ambaaudor. The couplewill mide . ln New. York City, after

ATTEND BOTABY MEETTNaWilliam J. Wlllaey, president; Rev.

Frank M. Sherlock, president-elect; H.R. McCulloagh, secretary; WilliamD'Arcy, secretary-elect, and Dr. SamuelM. Hlnman, past president, of theCranford Rotary Club attended the an-nual convention of the Thirty-sixthDistrict last Friday In Asbury Park.

ANNUAL BPBINO LUNCBXONThe annual spring luncheon of Trin-

ity Church -will be held Tueeday from13 to 2 p. m. to the parish hou*e. Table*for parties inay be reamed by commu-nicating with Mrs. Revtlle Turk ofCranford avenue. _Tldtets may be pro-cured from any member of the Wom-an'! Qulld.

July k \Mn, Bradford ha* been local director

ot Olrt Scout tctlvltlea In Cnnford.Her buihand la director ot the voca-tional department at the VirginiaSchool of the Deaf and Blind ta Btaun-

Subtcrlbe for The Clusen and CbTon-icle-onty gJjOO a year—delivered toyour home'by mi l . ' ,,\ , ' .

DR. L. SHEPPARDOPTOMKTBin aad OPTICIAN"M.Eha St, WesUkkf, N.SJ.

lyet Xaunlned and bltaee* Made'', Broken Untea Reolaced ' • -

% • 7 at Short Notice. ,' ',

v Open.-1 Xvcnliafti, by <'AppotnUDcnt

Saes^PONTlAC-Sefvice

a E. 8. CABD PARTYAxure Chapter, IT, O. X. 8 , wtlljpon-

aor a public card party Friday evening-at'the Masonic Temple, South avenue,east. Oamea will start promptly at8:45 o'clock.'

MRS. VAUGHNfAMESHEADS COLLEGE GROUP

Mrs. Henry Vaughn-tome* of JMCanterbury Road, Weetoeld, formerlyof Cranford, waa •lectad president ofthe AtaodaUon ot New Jersey ButeTeacfaen OoQegea at the annual meet-ing m New Brunswick on Baturday.Mn, Vaoghn-Eamea Is an Instructortn EngUth and a supenritor of teachertraining In the New Jeney State Teacli-en' College In Newark. She la a daugh-ter ot Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffmanof 110 Hampton street, Crantord.

Mbcth A. A, ,Tro-base hlta-Orhnet, Utd. Tfci

SODALITY TO MEETThe regular monthly meeting of the

Young Ladies' Sodality of 8t- Michael'sChurch will be held on Monday eve-ning, at I o'clock. There will be a spe-cial speaker. Final arrangement* willalab be made for toe Pannt*' Daymeeting which will be held on Sundayevening. May 34. Mlaa Mary DiBal-tirta, the new president, will be Incharge of the meeting.

ATTEND CONVENTIONDr. Oordon Peten and Dr. Walter

Fatnacht of Cnnford. attended thethirty-fifth annual convention of theNew Jeney Osteopathle Society at An-bury Park Saturday. Dr. Oordon P.Lotee ot Wettneld waa elected presi-dent ot the society for ltM-37.

WHffN THI

An UnderstandingService

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WEIR MOTORS, Inc.North iW^WertV ' " , ' WWflgtfieU

Years of service to families in: all of these communitieshave brought us more than experience.' These years havegiven us Understandjng of the needs and desires of a' familywhen funeral service is required. ' ' " .

^\e « n t ill Lrceli and Titl^ andequipment to n ret a n rei|i-iren cut

line the ncceisar)

IN IMen Ave, N.

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SOLVES CARBON PROBLEMStorn. M, r . tMior •eoood place In th« Double pl*]»-aiukawlet> to W.Podl-

•Wan lut aatatd»r tt Ktm Bochdte. Ptttlw. T»o4aM hlto-Oadd: Him-or Lntkar Ufta-lfe• • • . . . ..'rti'LS '1m

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EDWARD BUTHWko tfaa BMB Swing dw Or O m n

, <rfCrmirfordforl4YNORTH AVENUE — OPP. C R. R STATION

T . to atoat MM vtadMC pataU forb w M I M U U i , OMM, MMDMII. J.Struck out hy Trrtto,!; Oman. 1; Andmon, : OrlmM, J. Umptat, Maeln-

colaad la tk* nlca «T Uali JO*, laar Uth u d pnp •eboaii took put In theI BEOA» • « • • * *

Ortaatml dnma I) butctlly raUfloaiaad aodaL autlwritftoi 9Kf*• aomanlr lor tho wnOgtttot e t a .

WHIN THE LITTUCI LOOKSLIKI AN OLD LIMP tAQ-

reunionbirthday or •ntwnarr? Yc

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COMPANY

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BtiWk Bj|toiar FWd L, lMr. Bto«ar ptk

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raadl-trrtt>iiiiaii-.iMorth MVMW Vw-MsV tt_l M-Ncnaat* to lbs tost of Oak ttottk, .aanaob sa th. Bnt -• a wtaatr I*sad tat assB_t a wasky tadwrt *_nfag, tt-t Boatd ot Tti-tnldim wffl atnqaattod to ***~ irrihwi to avalatbt flood oondttlons than. Tte mBUbway DiplswH wtt bo nottOtdof ttw thW tastono* aa north anwtaim-tatoBtobasrl*.

Major David A HL Many taaoad *mult—Itnii di-Hnallm ttw irttk ofMay U a* Clean Op Irwsk to Oar*wood, and i*roaato* aU naM-ntt to•ooperato by plaetnt tbstr rwfos* and

MM. ! - » • » <tat »•«<«*» la that

t M tbt MB dab)

yowta tan fftw tt ffanr VWOHMML OH*lection oo tht nortbarlr rite oftb*Bor>oath win bt mads co SCagr II, «ttd onthe southerly aid* on May Ml

In aaaawr praeUumUoo. Wajror Wray authortaed tttt deatroetton of alldoge runoJar at Itqe titweau M Mand BspUmber 1 without :*M Uoannt

M jr«*avorui pa*

ROT. and Mnv B. W, •natutr anddauthUr, Jean Bttber, of Myrlto ••*•nue, and Mrs. BawortU Oogte of Hlock avenue left Monday to attend thtAUantto DMrtet-aonftmno* baldBcnbten, Pa. KM. Ooyto Ittmdtd M• delegate from St. Paol» Charon.

ter street Is abtnjr aosnttal.

of (tn thaMBbten-

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Mrs. Wiidiku Ptrlafc. ato* a <data tor rtaiwttoi. to ttt Otasty I . . .•MteatMa th* Ftnt DMrtet, Mltostha Boraat-. fociat US Willow a-mut.

after lbs rtibt cCadtraot v ia i

an astj*» I • at tha lad-to* Am-Illary to tha Oarwood HepobUeem Clubfor several yean.

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WHUam Parrooh, Br, ptw-int Chdtr--h*rlff tod toraw mayor ot Oarwood,to etadidato Mr Oowty ODmaattfrom th* Btomid DiiMcVaa. OBwttluli trt) tOKtOttHf ltftld fast* BHw-SaJT yHA nttdsot of tteltorooih fee SMyaan, Mr. Darroch has ilwaytbttDttmttod to tta *»_-u»-- m ma on* ofth* tooa-hta aad » «a«t prtikUoa ofth* Qtrwood laipabttoaa ChaV Hi tonow pmtoaat ol!*ai> lioot OMb.nwUt*at*WO*ntoraU«at. '

nmctlitolii tar Ooamty Ooasattfrom the aaocodDtstrtet to Mri TraitorIbomt, wila of the proaVtoot of tha

at SMI ICn. Ttaoma to

sltpt of bar aMfeav, 1who-was ant of <b»>

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tnm tb* » * « * Dtetrtoi A M U Iof OarvMd for «nany yaaia, h t k la-smbt-i tad lonir ontosr ot tb*Pot--st>.A-n*_ioan gastpa1 Ctofc BaU-0

MM^Oanood ItopoMMHt Cta*. Mr,OaltmnnU to now tervtof Hit Sot-ooin ta t apodal nanhal.

KB, Motwaot Mead of « Btooqd »«*•am U satktor reobetion to th* Oenotyaomalttie- tratt th* ftorth OtobteLAn active BMmbar of th* Oarwood Par-•nt-Tw-dw -Utoria-twi tor the pasttttot yaara, Mrs.' Mad I* ttntac atpiwddtot of tht troop ttto ywar. Bbti s il-wQ # n_Ma___bw_r *3( Ha# iAdteaf Audi 'toiy to th* Oarwood BtpsbUean CUK.

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A MtpOit Mrthter ptrtr was ton-imt to Ifan OomaBaa M i «t Sowrthatanw by Star doongll. Mb, % DMih.

"teBMfca on nanoar aratniton of "noat pnav* «H» tht

ctm»,'Mt_*_rtno (Hhobtft tad a F-sb,an of Oswwood., Aim l_te Xawronc*aad Mn-'inunar o< Oraatord.

JoatphD*Marao,«y*ti>oM.o(M1i.d-dBBDdsytwsnl 'Botpttal. Uaabeth,

a brief fitoees.WM born in Italy aod C U M to t b -

caun-rthtrty-nlias yean s«o. .Bbtltfodla Ptalnfldd for twenty-*!* ream aadla Oarwood for the last ttv* years, Btwas- a oomiugnlctnt at St. AanaH

suntrtd by, hittaa; three dutfjlisn, Mrs, Louies VBanto, of PtatD-tU: Mis. VictoriaDtsoe, at Toledo, Obio, and Mlat MatyDt Msreo, of Oaroood; two Mas, John,of Linden and Merioo. of Oarwood andOn inadoblldnn.

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For Mayor

th»ome» ofM«yor,aa4 hi waMm tha

Uean voton at th* B«nMth;*t Ik*Ins M a w * •awttoB on May 1MB, X do Jao only attoroqnaldaiahia tnoB|h«.jaT-

atuodaat to.tea attoa aod^btnaflolal eOeciSchat vtU «•pllihed to tbaBoranjh of

Party in tht

y r'of my par-'•mat Mandi Jawath aaatot party andby many tndapandani and " r — * TRepublican worttaw to'ki In* ondldatothat tbey fek would brtcc aboat W - -BOW and par^untty tavttw BapatK.lioan Party aad^attodBata tht dlaeeidwithin i^;.im__lcs'for-tti»ijaat:o»t-"-tnXjtM-'.xfi-ik.rj •_>;-, . '^^:

"wooff* oOdat'lMiiay, they Mt, qnall-llM aa ta dtaMiate*w* dfl-iia of tlttr

• oOoa of Mayor teaaanattrvthaiVrttlaaUtty- the ta>paytta:-<

\ffi *lwaael*ctoda*a oiwitttlinaii to IMS *

5 S to M l to tht ttaH*ortga.'pta att my^ po»ltfc^c<^Ito>^)^rowrl-ctid

tth*'XJoni Ok* of Okmmtt.'i ..n" ot *tl_k ' ~ ^ «_toa___lUli' of that

• Mgaiamt-wi. x a_a striHfana X

i •_ _•<, QimiMtw-HH l . « u twice>d«tof1hsaoBBdi iaa

awittoWXb>1d;ta.«

ot trcqr Important dtpartmaat of thaBh A tad baitof bald

I fat) thai thailaw* lalnod thtreby win be InvatasUeibouM I bt wltottd to the oflea ofAyor,

Satut my last torn, at Couud-manI wa* a neniber ot tha ytnanoe Ootcv

wlt& tb* anUn flnandal atnetun «lthe Boroutti and I Mand to ewttonath* financial poUdaa adopted *t thatUma ao that In tba yaata to «omt Oar-wood win fcavt a tax nto^rtdila tbtraaoa as tnt1 uvaiwucMnaa

• To tha Totam of Otonood I htrawtttptoaji an-admlnWmUan that wffl bator tm aoOr* fcaoatt ot tt* comBMntty,no tmdaa attanUoo to) any stoop or •*•

' tort * » . bat oooparatta with aU asaav;ban of'tha fsWtsba] body. -. -,•

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i ttatoan'jaanrtod at th* prwwot time>hold:thapomtloaof PnrchaalnrAt*nt•f thto Oi *^V> ~ f t v ?hold:thapomtloaof PnrchaalnrAt*nt

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AN APPEAI» i i iTO M REPUBUCAN VOTERS OF GARWOOD

The following appeal it being made to the vastmembership of Republican votera of Gaiwood.jwho foryears have actively interested thetnsetves in the prin-ciples of Republicanism and the benefit, derived inadvocating the election to office of men under the bannerof the Republican party. C -,',y . - " : The' Republican voters of CarWood are entitledat this time to l»ve placfd before tfcem the situation thathat,prevailed in the past five yearti<M'it relates to themany maneuvers of the variotu factjow thaU have arisenin the party. "We eOl know that no person likes to foUowtbeleadewhtp! of a tdect few or^8«W:iroupt how-

;,eyerVAatUexactly,the situatitk tttf|fcubeen facing theRepublicaji voters of < W ^ '

organintidn coremotedof leaden'waBu of Ufe^from ti&\jaAnm m

.-T^'orgaa ixB^^^d^i ' 2 "- -

Borough in alltb Ihe laborer,

voicealong

andof a

- d t h e p d ^in, ideas>^R(BtHiblicanism; however.

^blic*n Voter, faikd to rt«p * e

j w w s w ^ t o j ja_iw_LVw-w*_«s> •) (<«^_I«T

atily, however. theenough''to forget their';that.the ahinjoaity^and

to heal this

of ea^-group,were not Ugff^ fd

courageous and iearkss in, advancing and _.any measure that would be for the greater bettermentof their fellow men.. U certainly has been a sony.st^it ;>to aee tile abilities .oiLjhese fine men go for nou^it iac'to the differences of opinions of a select few who Wt thattheir personal opinions were above the general good thatwould follow after,they agreed amongst themselves.- .

They switiat history repeat, itself and that it-was once said by a great Statesman "That in unity then

. is.strength." Afce^iSiiany months pf.honert add-con-scientious effort exerted by many independent RepubB- ^

, cans, many leaidmT of^by-gone day. and by presents

' leaders in each grou^wf'finil tliat harinony in the Re-, publican pe>^ fa' Cajw^JiMlbeea'ahnort, if nottirdy. arrived at. It « ^ t ^ many yeara had to ]before they rt*_iM__l tfckl ^'f~v '

>, that were respontflbj foror their initial

; now prevaus^nu to; public office in.ther.i groups and'weta n—w 7 -> ience in govenuneBtal'and.b* TJ!»e«'«»^o^ai"riB

thaifor

k " ~ - —— - • • — • ••--••™ v w—wm^* •-• — jm ••_• u %w iVWj*4^a^ J T O _ I VE- U l C

1 coming Primary Election to bfr held on May 19th next,rand you, Mr. and MM. Republican Votw. amibetngrcallectupbn in tlvatmaiiiief: t^ngi-ify;your present in-tention, a. to wl»tljer,yc.u r . p a r t ^ u i i t y in tlie Re-

| P " 1 * ? ^ ^ i n . G a r w ^ j p f - A, united effort &A h____.__L__J___ _k__. t.___________ __/__ l _ r _ _ L ^ _L1 _r_ "* '***• • — '

|unityjo every RepwOlcan yottfiSA only'm this

|A,.r ^Itiistheoonaensus of .opinion ttat should me

: ia^«m;th^^w1U t < te*n^ft th__4-%iS;_^fcS*i^^

ion for iti Republican work-

: w o < H . y * ? ^ ifcvbdongi-in-'the poKtical!Cou_nty.andBt*te'i)olitics. 1 • „

,fortlieBor-to'state that In as

to the Boroiijh

of lUte ccr-tUDBte; aancd onaynr aa Polte Be-

'caakrot taa'aomwan' of Oarwood, and1 rt t b d m

k r o t aaaomwan of1 awt ttrrtaxtor tbttd jtar ai a mem-bwr;*('t>*^Barow(b. OooncU, durlnlwbkbttoat X.aaw.aertcd erery effatto npnaBnt aD piocacJbnpartiilly ct

• tor th* beat tetoraatt ot the mtrnld-paBftr.,jf t ; _

I ak tatr-on* yein of ate, 1»"twbaant who bin* andoatod from ourtooUaBhoobtand aaa a properly vmet

V thwatosan of pirty onltrloten of Of.kat tbajajowttlean loten of Or. « n ba aaawr wpreaented by jw-

af tosairttr and abOlty Inattad o(d bWtandtot

Uaaopport of all BepaboMpartr anttr and food munkl-

t ftr.tho Borowb ol

D J. KONOPACS.

f HARMONY

Attorawjr Wrtoh toouch to a saw sotoushbrtbtlitaal

be neaOtd tttot ayean as» wwr tht p*>min> atthe Local Frass far pr-nttm nttax »s-*s.

Zootationd I

Petition wat read tan jataf Mtehta

inc a wator ptot to a* toM.u n . Bah, a raatdaat on lUoi

cue Kjutttod a a n hydrant DMproperty.

PmnnrnltaUon waa wad froaD»Ti« of Arthur TKiaet nejotptymeot afJK by na*t» of aa*Incurred to awktot towai oonait li ctolmad by Mr. Dark uBoroufh Mwar map to at faultthere wat no*»w*r ootmecUon icited on map.

TRUSTEES REAPPOttNURSE, TRUANT OFF

The School Board met In tetjulsloa on Monday nkjht Otocuaih»d of forthoomtof irtdaatioEd m Matter waa referred toUlmnent oommtttae.

Dlabeth Durrefl wat re-ap)Mhool nune with no ehangw InO»tr»ct wai awarded to paint tpole.

On dnance, Uward Blrlnser nthat money waa available to miMay pay roll.

On the principal's report, Istated that due to the epidemic*put winter, and conatqtient 1time on the part of the pupils,would probably be an enroUmenil«rt 100 In the first trade. Ttendance for the month of AprK per. cent. Kenflworth schoollead til schools of the county lirantage of attendance.

On Wednesday night, theboard to a body, attended the dluthe Dnlon County Boards of Eduit the Wlnfleld Scott Hotel hibcth.

Word was received from 1Bajor, who recently moved oat ofthat be would tbortlyvretum to 1worth to reside, Inasniuchashlsnation to the board had not beenhe will resume Jut r**it tm the I

Victor Blrlncer, former schoolmember and now a resident of EPark, was a Tlattor at the meett

CanriaaKtlM BrM*In oMra tines It was ednsldet

>U onttn for a brld* to stnoblethe threshold ot IMT new bone a« i cnterlni It for theflnt turnprerest this calamity tome tbombridegroom carrltd his brMe Intoborne. Brldefrooma-have been Itheir new wiras acres* the tbrei«»er tinea.

P**yns Earihr Tkmt V .0«- roprrtis to of mach earner c- U»n Tellom sad probably Is th*

•»il process In wrtUog from th«milcr on stobes or roeka. This

• «w««ded by the <H(ravlnf ontablets, which were afterward-bi

^EHEDLCOVVELL

O'JLKONOPAKW.: Councl.

> Paid tor I

at* tmauiiua'ti-t

• ,-ieeT HMmrtct

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t» of f.loo•ara) of iVnm rtM

• S. MeMAM'llBoramt CVrt

aa local deputreney relief, wW«tor highly coo-Ion o( state eer-tar aa Police Re-i ot Oarwood, andI year as a mem-

Council, durinftried every efforttejqwarUalljr.ori of the jnunid-

i n oTage, 1»adbated from oura property « f

wvtuswK

AtMRieyTAM.lttaaSVataUl

ouchbyttMLcoainova a, aaa sts. SM aa a*** i „ 1L.

Ik. lam. otto of tkt Co«ri>^ TrTuTy

• « be bsM on Mdeyb SET*?. *• * aux^rAnMi

the Local Fran for pctatto« aoUm ofBaM Orlosaloa^n Lario•ot. Priaiut 01 L . »riort'i |aav Bat I aSVo of l i .

•UNYASZ PITCHES ~

v. r. w. wmat On aol-

dleW mnrnntiHla the sebaal yard, on"•norlal Day. Hay M. at I p. )>(|Tliri. Mombm of tkt Boanl of I1»oo>y . p. m.County Oommudtr Larry vonDsnttafaiu «ttl a* local Baroath oBctaUt «fflPMtldpato m th«

A toft ban fame bai bttn amnftdtt t

! ~ •«»•'."» ••Hi" mulct. Tb7 aiffd

for ttw evtntnf of Kay nth. betweenth

y . b w e e nthe port Tetanus and a nine rvprt-•entto ti V t t h

ing a water pipe to be laid.Mf. Klsh, a raslaspl on Faltnte ave.

nuewjaats* a On hydrant m a m tarproperty.

Oormunlotfioo ww read from FrankDavis of Arthur Tamos Kcjuestinc apaymeot ct_m by rsaaon of extra costslucurod In «BAktnf Jit is datasad by Mr. D M * that ttwBorauih aewer nap ta at fault In thatthere was nojewer nwinmtluu as Indi-cated on nap.

TRUSTEES REAPPOINTNURSE, TRUANT OFFICER

The School Board met In tegular sat.slon on Monday night. Discussion waabad of ferthoonlnt graduation exer-

Hatter was referred to enter-Jttee.

, MAY ELIMINATE^Oonttaaed/tom Oanoood page)

and inssdes. AooorrHns to Oouncll

EUnbeta Durren was re-appolntedschool nurse with no change In salary,Contract was awarded to paint the Sagpole.

On finance, Edward Bliinger reportedthat money was available to meet theMay payroll.

On the principal's -report. It waistated thai due to the epidemics of theput winter, and consequent loss oftime on the part of the pupils, therewould probably be an enrollment of atleast 100 In the t int grade. The at-tendance for the month of April wasre per. cent. Xenllworth schools nowlead all schools of the county In per-centage of attendance.

On Wednesday night, the schoolboard m a body, attended the dinner ofthe Union County Boards of Education,at the Winfleld Scott Hotel In Bisa-

Bmart, IbUateria. rf

President Merle Oontttn, who conducted the meeting In ttw absence of lux"or Murray, a dog warden wffl be em-ployed to rid the Borough of all itraydoga durinf the summer months. I

Oouncll adopted a resolution request-1ing the Public Bervlce CoordinatedTransport Company to reroute Its buses'temporarily from Center and 8pruce'streets to South avenue and thence to ' .WestOeld. ~ ' I Leonard, cf •

Referred to the police committee was *" l n u * r ' «Judge Carroll K. Sellers1 request lor a J o h n Banyasa, oclerk for police court. Request of the,8- BAnyesj. pCellulose Company for Oouncll to ln-

OarwM*H000a2104a1

Score by Innings:Twin BoroOarwood

7 U

0IO0OO0OO—1

beth.Word was ncdved from Uartlnd f rm Uartln

Bajor, who recently moved out of town,that he would sbbrUftreturo to Kenll-v o r t h t i d I UvorthtOTeaide. InaaUuch a.nls reslcnation to the board had not been nledhe wm ronnne his plaoe_on the board.

Victor Blrtncer, former school boardb d

struct police to keep children swayfrom their property was referred to thesame committee.

Mayor Murray, In a communication,vetoed the recent action by Oouncul . .designating The Kllsabeth Journal as,base hits, A. Miller 2, ChrlttoS; struckthe offlclal paper on the ground* that out—tiy Banyan 10, by Toth », by Acfc-The Oranford Citizen and Chronicle!en 2; base on balls—off Banyan *, offhas always been considered the home Toth 2. Umpires, Krtckson and moss.

of"8miw irui IMroot, aa fool lit a polu In aa"

[onllaarth- Boulrroinl, 1M fm. lo a point In» CMlar lino of Slock 1*1. a. «tk" il™-» ™ww» OB afocooud AamoVtl HwtloKal f—-Joaw (1) Korthnii alooc aalil cnler Hilock lai and narallri »IUi aald wMorlr

IM of Soul* ifih Slr«ol. So Inl to a pol.

1*1• jalV of aohjw) Vrita-f"""""-I f tlrtuo of UM abora«aM writ of Sort

tidja u M «r*cwa 1 Uiall « p w for ZlF^public toadua. la UM DUUIrt Conn looat,bo Court Bouoo la UM CUT of —

Id nnur llo«; Itatncf (a) Cojlrrli, i t rlilil'•".••"I P«ralltl mih aold ooulhrrl! old. lln.KtnUwonli Boul«nnl, ISO fox. to UM polm»l«r. of tvslniiutl IUU d m l W MntlM

rhw Ibo oatuwrlr II rotl ft lal No 11. RLnrl" . ."yl Ino otMilh»rl» II Ion of Lot ,Nillock la], ai aold Blork aod Lola tro i

afortailit AaunoM RKUOIUI MopU.

aforculd AauTlmt U duo

W * ma. Artnu*rc-ci..«»ouu

•Tilth

• M 0 l l r -

.ooo mom—7hit, Joe Banyaa; three-

town newspaper of Oarwood, that It de-votes an entire page each week to Oar-wood news, and that Its legal adver-tising rates are lower. The matter waslaid over unto the regular meeting- next

VALCO WINSAmsrssa and Finkel starred as Valco

defeated Daves Blue 800000 team in aSoftball game by a score of 33-c Tues-

member and a resident of Roselle, was a visitor at the meeting.

In oldra time* It was considered so"1 owen for a bride to stumble overihe ttreshoM ot bar new bone as she« i entering It for the-first tune. Toprevent this calamity some thoughtfulbridesroom carrltd his bride Into theirhome. Brldegroome-have been toting"elr new wire* across the thresholds«er since.

p m KmiUmr T W V . B . . •- roprrus to of mach earner origin- "no vellom and probably la the sec-

ond process In writing tram the en-tnvlar on atobes or rocks. This wai

Tuesday. Iday^venmg, Amarasa-s brilliant pltch-Polloe and supply committees were Ing bad Dave's boys handcuBed, while

authorlaed to purchase a nag for Bor-jl^ntol collected » hits at the plate.ough Ball. Council adopted a reaolu- ~ ~Uon suthoriilng payment of HA*L32 to.County Treasurer for County and Dis-trict Court taxes. District Clerk DavidTulloch advised that |1O#X) Is neededto carry the schools throughout theremainder ot the term.'

CounclUnen 8choenwlsner and Ban*yass were Instructed to Investigate thepossibility of having a local organisa-tion erect signs -at entrances" to -Oar-wood, listing the name of the Borough,speed laws and other lnformatioa-

The Oarwood Republican Club wasgranted permission to place a *«*^"*Tacross Center street advertising Its localprimary candlelit**, - , •.',

IMMMMUIMMIMIIMH

were afterward .baked.

7 Days BtartW Ba4eaway.:May 11

JANET GAYNOR w>dROBERT TAYLOR

.•MOST al**SWICSSt^ - i ; Motion nctm

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1BJ?lrr*Jl»1Jtr!1! O"»«r t x«« "—.HvlHMn HOOM Owoan* Loon Corporallna. o

todr ronwalo of UM Ualim Slalro of AmericaJ~.r4tlK.cil aad Dttld B.arta, M .L, ot.rndanlo. n fa. for aalt of awKatod prmn-

B» rlrtuo of Iho tboriaUlod orril of B.rtfaclaa la ao dlroclodl I atull t o w r« aalo I7»"buJ. wada* la Ibo Dltlrld Court lloooi. Intt. Court Bottao, la UM dtr of Ill«ab.lb.i , *M aia

WEOirnDAT, rax tsTn DAT o rHAT. A. D, HIS.

al ooa oVIoc* sxtaokrd |I«JV o'clock Darllatl

HjrAr. n i l tan DAT orJUKI, A. D . I»3I,

i 1°'."ilocl1 *•"»•'<' « • • a'rlnra lUTll.hl" • ' M l Tli». In Ilit irtomomi or u M •(.,?All lh« tollmlna Utn of patrcl ol linil ind

prmlM htnlnifur pattlniUrlr o W r l M •11"Mlo. rlnj .n<t bom. In ih. Tu«i»hlp of r n a .toed. In IN Counlr of I'DIMI aod rluio or ^• f;«nnin>tln« .1 a point on (hi Houihtrlr ildov |'nl»n Armu. which pohM l> nliUnl In >Wlhtaatrrlr illrorlkifi Vmir llumlrnl *nd Mno*Ir-di. K91I I M from Uw Inttrwll,*! or IhoH t l l Ma of I'nloo Aimu. >ixl ih« N,mh.

lr of Willim H l l l i d dntlwrlr iMa of Inloo A i m u . >ixl ih« N,mh.

raMrrlr ilclr of William Hlcr»l. a> laid d>i»n.ilnlcliilt,! ind rtlMlnrulhl n l

ilclr of William Hlcr»l. a> laid d>i»n.lt,! ind rtlMlnrulihril on a rrnaln mop

llllwl "Map of Leilnitna llfllhla, Cranfnrd,N 1 Kfrtlnn llni«" » npr i»f wlikh map U onfllo la Ilia I'nuin ronnlir KnUlrr'a Offlf»|llwnrv from Mid tM*lnii!n« point and rvmllii.•Una: In a NtKlhraalrrlr dlrrrthin an.l Mnillnton Iho Hmillirrlr ililr ut l'nlnn Arniui. a illo-lanro of r iutr -no Il ' , l fret I,, a min i , tlivnrtrimnlnf In a KoiilJir«ali>rlT rtlrn-tlnn ond l>ar>• Ikl 10 Ih* >lil« llnr ol Wllllmn HlrM o illo.Unco of Onr Iliindrnl ami Klihll lhrro and

r,Ar. T » . , . ™DAY or

"•«"•'»_ l l"™i • • 1W* aiiwnwiifrm «r u id Hatm l of laadlT doorrlbod.

l rf K1- \ u , • • — - • " - r^« •» OVOOJIS^ •SVSK'SIVIBVII!SSIt '!""? • • * > ' " « '". ' * • »>w««fl. rf Koowtih, in tnt (outilr of Vnloai aad molo ol

jiravfirai Trarl' IVhlrh wrro raorna

IMIIInh ru«d tar otol»r| 7nf lh« rnuoly of t'nlon br il

. . . . l'"1"" *'"»*» 00 Ib. Ural doiiprll. IM1, In Innk 111. tioa* 311 of itenla ...alii I'ounlr anil dnrllxl In atM MurlrT't dnH

Trtrt * . ir > n l » i Wlnr aloo kaon atXI In Mork U mrllfio Ihtr ||) nn Mop ,if

rw Oranfv, mrnvd Ja th« $wm Oraniw andlilitolrlol Aa«rUllfiri or Vmrk , !trw M t . rrW,«»l Trart- Knoiln I M ibalnaliol oa b>la

hr Mill IIT >nr OcoiUf. I'nlni I'mMIr N 1 ""irwtd hjr Ai M WndralT a»,l J W Illnlna.

N J " and HIM Kn>Untl»V Mh, |t»a

r,ll «llh Intrrnt frnn Aprll'll, I l ia

Mat •mum Su«ic-cx-m-iiti

i (»ln« IHMHrt-nro lotto.. WoahkMln A n .

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Doted Anil tJ. ItM.f/. WAUL,

CHARLES PATERSONloor Uyinsr and Scraping

ou> rxooa* rxnaiisMr.0LJooawd for rioar Saal, u .

ronaooaal r l i MTtlcplifM. aOaHI. 4 . | l t l

•likltaa A... Kt.lt.trta, N. J.

WUIIIIU aVnp*

"NEVADA"with L A t t r CBABBK

MOM. ana TDM.

with jowrrann HUTUHUWOW

The THOR Washer Has HandsAs Gentle As Your Own

i l UM EJ C r i

**mm!,

The Gentle Hand unlf does the work for the new Thor electric

washer. It goes up and dowmsfowly and the hot soapy water

is dashed over and'sthrough the clothes.^Dirt is loosenedfcrid

removed this way. There is no pull or strain on delJcote fobrics.

"- .The wringer-of theThbr-may.bedetbchedand thefrbning •

attachment fastened in'its place.'-Electricity heats and riins

" this ironer and^you qon do oil your pressing on it. . - - ,*

. .. <Washer-prJces'begin a,h^^

ca'shZ-Small carrying chdrgelf you biiy on*tonra.^ ' -^fi- •-M- r*8

t:

Waoaet a DMkar. M a t t * ».Mayer Ctaort* «.

V \

D M nniMiiiiii at m w i r isatton M i t t * IWaaf asjt* *» tJ»TownatupttgonartwUeB Initial paaa*M I laid tar UH kaal observant* oftto oar art H M « U» baoot ttw eoautry*•OkUar dead. Other oOoan am:

M m T I « teaaaanl. Mm V. Winter.ffinniKiir of Oat*, m r i l M Mrak> ntt* HI! aaoona ™ * ^ w w *Walter K. Cooper, eom«nand«r-e* Oran-ford Pest, 111, American Ugton; ase-retarr. CUmM»Vletsr,i«riHl«d:UMi-imr, Owl H. Warataatl; u d M M u ttreasurer. Carroll K. •ellan. MayorOeergt gt GaUriuMt «M nuud honor-ary chttonuui and grand marshal fortheparade.

Flake Part will h iw charge o( theservices st the "World War aervicetablet a t North Union and Springfieldavenue* and Cranforfl Port will hartchart* o( the serrWVt the cemetery;

Committee turned Include: Une otmarch, Daniel 3. Arnold, Harold U.Buck, nrt Chief William Tunlaon andMice Chief Carl A. Ma***: decoratloaof ttand and tablet, WlllUm McMahon.Marlon W. Drew, Joeeph Head* andRobert Midgcly: speaker, Joaeph A.Plummer, Oeorge D, Rankln end RogerC. Aldrteh; finances, Cart II. Warslnskl.Oconte I. Blenfang, Oeorge D Rankln.Theodore Rauicn, C. P. Buckler,Clurln Green and Carroll K. 8eUen;flat, rred W, U m e . t A. Hamilton.Chester A. Urulhg and frank Crum-

in In* no*. H»«wl»i-__—Ate to at ooaunalsd a n two jwMeg*

ol tb» p a w altheegh no p — ' — *~tht offlot wtraflML

There,I* or4» •*» *xal •'•'••' *•»County Gammtttt*. and thai la Cat *•»•ond dlrfrlet wbar* OharlM Oracna*. tatIncumbent.» oppoasd by Maletaa WaJ-lac*. Mr*. * • * Janttn. the eonuaN-letwaman, H uiiuypati* lor i t l tuton.

Othn County Oonmtttai wnifc1t>»l• n : nntdtatrtrt,Th««>dor«Raoai*and

Mutfc. OeoTK I. Blenfuic, Loula R.Pompliano, Robert- MMcely; dub* Inthe Une ot inarch, Theodore Iteuach,Leon W. Scully and W. J. Dortn; ladle*In chart* of children parUclpatln* hithe tablet aenrtcet. Un. Lillian Hecken-dom, Mn.Hirold Olovler and Mra, T.J.Deller. The tbnt mmtd on each oom-mlttec la chtlrman; teal|e Cramp wUlbe matter ot cernnonleitt the tablet.The next tneeUnt will be~Hay H.

WIGTONASSiMLSICmttmtd from pott tmt)

-pay u you go" baal>.,u>d defendedthe orlclnal budtct a* prnented by UMnteholden earlier thli year. Mr. DUoopledied Ma lupporl to the pay-u-you-to pollcto of MeUel u d Bauer.

Mr. Decker adnctted a mundpaltarbage removal ayttcm, mon adequateitreet-Uthtlng. tddltlonal On hydnnU,tM pledged an economic*! admlntatra-Uon U nominated and elected to theTDwmhlp Committee, Road Commit-iJoner McCulkiugh told of the ecoob.mlea effected In nil department duringnil admlnlitratlon, ] and explained thecott lyatem which he Inaugurated inthe enaineerlnt department. The «y»-tem thowa i t tn Ume«, he laid, whatI* belnc spent for the varioua acUrl-tle> of. the department.

Mr. Hanard Wted that he atandtatrlctly on a builneaa platform, and be-llerea that hia work DU him for theTmruhlp Cocnmltte,e inaamuch aa heis bandllng many problenuaUled withmunicipal opentlont. He aaidI he "Mpledged to no lndlrldual or groop.Mayor OaUrheldt pointed to the dropIn tax raU atnoe he bai btenon thtoommlttte. lUUng Utat In IBM H waiMM. whereaa thU year It la 13,14. TaxcoUecUona han lmprtmd,-. the town-

- ihip oOcea a n tn better quartets at arent reduction of I1J000 a year, and thatwhile the relief U one of the blggeatproblem! confronting the townahlp to-day, he beUsrea that Cranfor» la pre-pared to meet It without much add!-tlonai expente. * \

Prwldent Oeorge D. .RanUn, whoconducted the mwtliii. aaked for har-mony locally and In the County and

. BUte after tht prknan In order'thatxald may. be flwn to placing a Re-

publican in the White Houae next Janu-ary.

Two sew member*, Kn. JacobBtaaley and WlUlaun D. Krele, wereelected on recommendation ot Mra. F.X, c . VflncUer,.

RefrethmenU were aervtd followingthe meetlnj. '

Capt, and Mra. T. H. Datlea of Hern-Ing arenue were host* recently at a re-ception for^ofi Icera of the m h DivUoo.V. Bi A., and their WITW

_ . _ Searborough; Uurd,Young and Agnea O. Bantager: fourth,George D. Rankln and Julia L Baa-aard; fifth. Cheater BayneariBdl AlphaArneaen: alxth, Clarroce Vlcter and J.Loulae Ort; Mtenth. J. W. fi^an andMabel B. Loirell; eighth. Char»!f_BJm-Ung and Sarah Welnpahl. ' •,.,

Henry Breckenitdge U the onlyDemocrUlc Presidential candidate toenter the Democratic Primary la UuaState.

Unoppoaed aa delegatea at large tothe Democratic National ConTentton InPhiladelphia la the following bracketedalate. pledged to Franklin D. Rooatvelt:Anna ailmore. Mary T. Morton, Wil-liam H. Bmathen, David T, WUenta. A.Harry Moore, Thelma Parklnaon. Wil-liam H. Kelly and Katharlnt BkutWhite. Eight are to be elected.

Alao unopposed a n the following al-ternate delegatea at large to the Na-tional Oonvention: William J. DeMood,Dlaabeth R. Leary, Marie V. Kellty.Mary D. Meekina, Oertrude C. N. Rock-ell. BUIae Cole, W. Orvyl Bcnauck andTheodore B. Dawer. The altemateaabn are pledged to Roosevelt. Eightare to be elected.

For district delegate*. Bfifaid L.Whelan, Mylea J. McManua. JJ FrankOTJonnell and Barah V. Ackerman,bracketed for Roosevelt, are unopposed,aa are the alternate district delegates,who are Eva VanHoeaen. James J. Kln-neally, Edward Nugent and Oeorge L.Feaater. 'Four delegate* and four alter-nate* are to be elected.

William H. Bmathen and TheronMcCampbeU seek the Democratic nomi-nation for United States Senator. OneU to be nominated.

In the field for: member • of theHouse of RepresentaUves from this dis-trict are Theodore J., Harrington andFrank Moore. One U to be nominated.

Candidates for the Assembly are MaxM. Oant, Ellen Curry, John P. Romer,Oeorge R. Walsh, Fraud* H. BchwarUand John J. Giles. Four are to be nomi-nated. - - •« ,

Walter 0. Tenney U unopposed forthe Democrtlc nomination for CountyClerk.

In the contest for the FreeholderBoard are Julius Kalian, Owen F.Duffy, Br., John E. Anthea, Fred W.Eckmann. William E. Webster and Wil-liam J. Hlggina. Three are to be nomi-nated. "

Philip A. Donnelly Is unopposed forhla party's nominal Ion for coroner. I

Locally.'tbere was no DemocraUc pe-tition filed for the post of tax coQeetor.For Township Committee, Arthur Me-Orath and Anton Bpecht are unop-posed for the Democratic nomination*.

There, are no contest* for the Demo-cratic County Committee. Oandkiatraare: First.'Arthur MoOrath and Mr*.Anna Ryan: second; W&Ham D*Areyand Once Torres ScafaU; thtad. LaonW. Scully and Irene Doyle; fourth, An-thony Fischer: fifth, Albert Buck andCarol Meta; alxth, Frank Ooffey andMrs. Albert 8achs; tevmth, John Mur-ray and Ethel telcht; and eighth.Thomas Kennedy and Mr*. H. B. J,Craig.

Us frit tht atwlta-V t D £MtH Vsttl ffaMalXf1 afJfl • i g.part of tb* travaUag aaattt aadInrastoring to tn* nttroad* aat paaawgar tnavailing ttastf oftransportation.

It at Intararimc'to not* by camparl-aon the diACTioos m Uw one-way fansto affect now and those to become attec-Uv*> Am* I. law-for

Mew YorkNewarkAtlantic CityAtbury ParkBound BrookAUentown

gsarrtt* for that type ofT«a maUer was nferred to

Mtat at tbt whoa*.cd that a On

a* sastaOsd on Ori—nH i waa* at Babaaat avenue, where develop-

I* wHaniy. and Fettee S M B O ,_ _ _ j . aafcsd that tb* Carino avenuewater mam at extended. Tb* matterswere referred to committee.

I Oak* M M *Tat Waasirt Ottud at Oalyary La-

thar*nCbat«wUboldadaatart»*rdparty at ttw Carina on TMsday at 1p.m. l M a v M I « w f f i a t B C g « n » . |

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AMI* otaptK. IT. a m tv, *a ** M I

'4

PhiladelphiaWUke* B a m

WELFARE GROUP(Conttnutd fnm »ay» oat;

week*'ago by the notary d a b tor thepurpose of eliminating the overiapprngof welfare work eaixted on by localgroup*. Rev. iTaaK M. BotnocK, rto-tor of Trinity Church and vke-pnal-dent of the etab. Initiated the move-ment for Rotary and has urasliVrt atthe varioua committee and mas* meet-

* * 1 B\ttM

SHOPHBIE

OFFER VOCATIONStCmttuut /rom !"«** O M J

and taatreetor; commercisl prtotingaad reporting. Charles Ray, CranfordCttisen aad Ohroolcie; chemical lndus-try, D. M. Boder, Dupont Industrie*;petroleum Industry, Beth Oandte, gen-eral supervtaor. Tydol OU Oompani;medtcine. Dr. O. M. Otnrlgbt; Uw andgoverument. William A. Beard, Wtst-ndd Trust Company; public aervice,Oordon Passcson, educational depart-ment, Pubbe aerrkc Co.; merchanma.In*? and sals*, Mr. Smart ot Kretat De-partmant Stan: englneermg. construc-tion, a R. agge, Hew York; libraryservice, Mas*'Harriet Morten. HighSchool librarian.

AND SAVE

PricesHighest Quality•r« th« r*Mons why I buy all myFood and HouMhotdNcech in M I' Ain#ncMi Svofjaf*

BUTTER

AajU \AKIO I* the rate at which the money

of one country eichsiiRfs with Ihononey of another country. The ternIs also>app)led to the rate at whicha particular kind of money, auch aagold, exchanges trlth another kind ofmoney within the same country.' -

IPrices are now low for the SpringSeason on both Coal and Coke

A tetnkea* caH tr atatal cart wO brie* ear ri|ini*»»llTs U yea

READING ANTHRklTEkBaraCear

IT LASTS LQNGKB AND GIVES KOBE HEAT

W t a n s m ilatriBatan far Q

The Budgetnow availablefor a short time

is a popularsensible econom-

ical way toprovide for your

next wihteir's

TLOUig±A BUTTER 33c

"Headquarter? for Nationally Known Mercbandite!

6COLD MEDAL WHEAT1ES 2!i19-N. B. C RJTZ CRACKERS 21EDUCATOR CRAX

Served Hot or Iced—They an Delicious!asm ORANGE PEKOE v ^ ^ - .or INDIA CEYLON TEA 12V2« : 25<

Sale of Jersey's Favorite "Heat-Flo" Roasted Coffee!

OSCO COFFEE . . . . . 2*O5<VICTOR COFm H7c : MOTOR'S JOY ».. —

'armdale Evaporat* I MB 25c

,»•• • • ,

SALAD DRESSING•c-CAUFOW41A.TOMATO SAUa "

flSOJFINtST-SOUO PACK

^ oval«*f cans

3BUTTER KERNEL CORN

P E A S TfNOBt-SUCAR

SUPER SUDS 2te27« :>-

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T0MATOES ^-^r;-v

to t abaBon' Caa» tasoaaitlrti. IneIng Obanw A. gftfllnao, wbithe OOD* far. » manaar atunder whoa* leadership tb* asueeeaatnllr passed the bardclal period atao ttx eamp 1llibed at OBvtr Lab*. MarWarren Oouaty, more manago.

Other offleei* a n : Vice-Charles K, Orata; seeretarr-Wester A. Btanger. Uemberstiaoce MnaattbM iaetud* C

John Jacob Brawn, and O. FOther members of the boardten a n O. A. aunaMii, Dr. IJUwnan, Fraderk*; B. ZurMatcbett T. Pojnter. B. X.arid Cbarle* A. Wallace. Toump Bmnagjcr. Mr. BrownBuckler are new member* of

At a recent mettlaaj at tinMr. Srkca, In Hampton atBtanger, tb* tnasanr, prascntget ot ll.W* to «arrr ttoragtton's prognn. It was adcplans were made to raise U*funds. l e t t en already hmailed to Okanford resident*,contribution*, and the Rotarycording to a report of Dr. Esponsoring an unttrtalnrrtfnnl*e fund* for tb* camp. Diand *0r. Thomson wen appPresident Sherlock to conaldailbUlty of arranging an athtut to augment the treasurfSUllman and Rev. Mr. Pojrnamed lo consider other araising funds.

The total receipt* last re*Ing to Mr. Btanger, wen $33the expenditure* were I3JWJthere la a balance In the ban

1 thereli an outatandtng nobThe new budget will take cuIng off the note. •

The only charge to Cranfoithe camp la that for food,*lie raised to 11.16 a day thwhich will open ImmediatelyJuly 4. Mr. Wallace alreadyrrserratlons.: A full cjuotaathletes have been engaged alora. Last season, nearly IOCboys, representing more thaiiceki. enjoyed the faclUUc

.amp.Approval of the camp has I

by the 8Ute Recreation ComInns of IVr* ^

the board Include: Erection oitlonai cabin; .purchase otathletic apparatus, such asball, volley ball, tennis and otimail; purchase of a new taadditional boat

Crajifocd'StudentWb,^ Mcmonal Award

Wilfred Dora of Oranford>Tarded-ah Upton Jfcmoriasnip by.Rutgtr* University, ttr Meliger, chairman ot tlscholarship committee, anno<tar. Mr. Dorn wUl enter 1Beptember. ° ' . . ' " ,

The scholarships, valued amatcly fuo a year (or four•warded annually to ten tttlering Rutgers. They were «In memory of the late tartng;» . lormer reglstnur and trthe University, and are pattcthe Rhode*_8cholanhlps to C«* awarded drTtne'batl* ofPmonaUty, Kholaatle abilitytnhtp a* evidenced by extra.uUTltles In secondary sebco

Mr. Dorn ls -* \senW '"it'Ugh School where bo ha* be«•w of the Fnneb. ,ud7lfi

, Clubs andof the viraity fool" knd hockey teams." He Is all

o»r of Trinity Cbab7-'& pi*> buslneu adtnmlstnUonRutien

P.-T. A. TO MEB1The flnal meeting of the j

"oosevtlt P.,T. A. wm be hiP-n-UondaylattMschooLJo «l«ctlon ot ^