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LYNDHURST, N J
MORE THAN 20NUMIKKS MADE HAPPY IN LYNDHURST AS LOCAL MERCHANTS SWELL YULE CHEST
208 See Allan Crankshaw Get
Watch Tribute
GAKFELD MAN IN COURT HERE
Delay Case of Autoitt Who Ran Down Savino GiH
Otto W«W. i r M Prospect .tract,gpoUee « * r t m Monday «n chargi ,' P«ferT*d by A u w te . Savin*, at (K RM*e Road. **« charge. Wahl -with rechWxadrivianaod running down Hi.
Santa Visit* FRANK SCHNEIDER APPOINTED fire Dept. WM. j TO POLICE FORCE; DEPARTMENT
New A pparatus BROUGHT UP TO 25 BIT NAMINGYoung Football Star Hon
ored Aj Lyndhurst’s Most Valuable
WINS HONOR THIRD SEASON IN ORDER
Mure than two hand ml ptrson* witnaaoed tbe presentation of a goU wrist watch to Allan Cnakahaw at tto turkey inner held by Uh Lynd hurrt Tod**, No. 1M», il. P. 0. E an Saturday night. Mr. Crtnk«haw had born rW n by thr lodge W bar* aa the nuwt valuable play**r U tto Lyndhur.it High School football team. He held tbe position af canter on the, team for Um patt thre* years. Ho U the aon of former Commissioner and Mra. Alfred n. Oa*k*h*w of Livlngaton Avenue
Suited Ruler Kuge&r D. Firth, made the pra»enWU.,n. A commit to? consUung of Mayor Honor R. BogW, Dr. Rnwurt H. MclVde, and Kdwin (Haoft, madt of the taarr W selected Crankshaw. after a car*- ful consideration of all the players.
Exalted Rub* ►'irtb also ..ivsent •4 Supervising Principal Batten with a plaque for the High School in recognition of the l*rfe numVr of ! fanwss Won by the t«am thU ywar !
Proctwd* from the danre was VMnJ to purchase basket* <>f food and elntldng for the needy families tn
Food, Clothing, Toys, Coal Distributed by Mayor’s Committee—Generous Remember Un
fortunates Warmly — — , . . , ,j
CASES CHECKED CAREFULLY BY COMMITTEE
report tha ** company. Mr. m-uralwe com
to waa travalli
machine TV machine WM atonal wrecked and it would haw coat mnm>than tho old machine waa Worth ta
mm ntach na ia aaa of tto t o t an tha marhot today. I t ia apllgMt ed that it can throw ona UM Haat aa ito w«f wstor a miaul*
If the machine ps*aa« tha (•« mad*by tto Sre insurance underwrite#*, h will be placed ia lanaad)auiy with Val lay Hrook Engine V4m -j *aay, No. i;
It r reported that Santa Clam vi» >u~l the homes of thrwa y«MMr in Lyndhur- >. on fhrMmss K*e M i dep.wit«d in thell st.whmg. tto M » Is# of a p»*-iu«n a* pal mm 4 w ta tto Lyndhurst Putis* IV part mant Ttoas young men have looked with ‘-fflg'rt
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1-aadrlls, of tka
Warned lo Tafti Diacrewtlv Whan In Publk
Appendicitis Kills Wife of County Doctoi
AJLE BRIDGE HELD FOR PEDAGOGUES
Mr*. Charles McMullen of Van faaa Avenue, Rutherford, who ia * •ear.hr r in tto Columbia School in .yndhur-t, wan hostess at a Chrtyt- «a Rridge party at tor home on 'riday evening. After the game*, ;ift* were exchanged anti refresh-
m »& enjoyed:Those attending were Mlsac* Edith
IuIbu>m, Blanche t 'a rlo iti, Ruth Walker, E lvira Ciainw, Jwo-phina (orstman, 1'earl 1 hi max. Mary King, 'a therine I>ownie, Charlotte Savino, May Trinaevalli and Margaret 1'itha.
Mrs. Angela Gilady Dies After Operation inThirty-third Year
Mn- Angela C. Gilady, wife of ller tTi County Physician I>r. Raphael Gilady, of Hacfcea**ck, pax.-wd »'»y at the Hasbrouck Height* Hoa- pital on Saturday morning, follow- ing an operation for acute append! c iU i.
Mrs. Gilady, who wan thlrty-Uire* year* of age, wa* operated on about n week previou* to her death, aad was believed to he on the rbad U> tomptcta recovery-, when *he ed a reiapw.
•She wa* born in Union City, tto- /ui>3fhter of Mr. and Mr*. William Cixinan. who now reride in Wood- cliff. Their marriage took place ■•■hortly after vhi’ graduat4ti in 191*. Slice graduation Mr*. Gilady haa taken an active intereat in the Al-
1 umnae Asxociatioo of the Hospital, and -for yea** w»* president of ttoAflaeclatioa.----
■a J toaidn her hu*toad >he la aurviv-etl by tww childrnv, Ruth, twvlv*, uni I>av1d, who will im four on New V<ar’» Day; her parenu, a br<»ther, Hiilip, four sisters, Mrs. Kateile O'Neil, and Miss Estelle -Noonan, o# Hackensack; Mr. 4. Walur, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Elaie York, of Philadelphia.
Mrs- William Schweigvri, of Lynd*bur.A «»venu*>. ,ir>">i |enl of* t to ML Mary* Guild of St. Thomas Eplseopel Chareh, m 'U rts inwl ihe tn ta b e ts a t a C hristm as Thirty at the 1'srish itslt, on Forest avenue, U»l Wedueaday.
Each gum t hitiught a gift, which wa* placed in a grab bag, and later in t to evening, each drew a g ift from the hag- Much laughter and eaclam- ations o f Joy were h<«rd a* the gift* w ire un»rapp**S. Singing of Ch«*t* mas carol!*, games and refreshments w m also featarn. of the evening
The gue*t* were M r. I« u ra Rat- *o«i, Mrn. II Hollinger, Mr*. H. <J*reward, Mr*. C. Winger, Mrs. O o r t* Rlum< nstuck, Mrs. A, Miller, Mr*. H S tu m an , Mrs Lucy Morris, Mr*. <»eo. Terry, Mrs. Amelia Ho»*ing, Mr*. Percy Waldron, Mr*, Andrew Muller, Mr*. John W. Young, Mr* Pranktin G. Kaber, Mrs. J. P Hlake. Mrs. O taa (iarde, Mra. Haig Chankalian, Mrs , W illian G«ns, Mrs. I ‘. J PfHig, Mr*. K. Pahnan, Mrs. H. H. Aston
T to Guild will hoid a card party a t t to K lto Hall <•« the eowriag of Jan nary eth. The committoe in charge a r t Mrs. William Hchweigert, Mr*. Helen Smith, aad Mr*. i« u ra
ftouglas Ratten, nm of Super*,sin* I'riueipal and Mr*. Reeve* U HaUen, of Oriental I luce ha* returned from Hamilton College, t'llnton, N. Y., ta apeixl the holidays with hi« parents
poiica, were the RoUiag Nu.iw NwialI ( lab at SOU M,lt.«in Av,n*e, am) tfe.
Sunset Sociil Club at m iiidge Road. , and tto Ksewirveit and Uiliard: Parlor at SIt 8tuynnmhn ■eeaea.
Tto local polio* *nd tto Merge* i County |*rnsecuV>r's me, rafted t»a
Rivemide Hoat and Hoetal Dab laat *a»k,' and sfl-r ->itlng several gambling devm-.. and a i|Uant1y iMptor, arrested all tha patron* and tto proprietor J«m f . MuHin, Mind
| p«di*» *• rgeantAH were released ,wton airaigtod
before Judge Uvden i» Hactonaack, except Mullin, who wm held In MJdW
■ bail.
C A R S C R A SH
No chargt* were* made by t to driver* whose cars were in an accident a t t to corner of Cha**- and Koerat avenues, on Saturday. The crash wa* between the truck owned by the Pluh- er Haking Company, of Newark, and ir tv tn by George NcImmi, of Old Ab mtm street, Woodbridge, and the caf owned and driven by John W alker, of 292 Forest avenue,
CASE INVOLVING HUNTER DELAYED
Christmas parties acre held in a number of the dags room* in tha local school*. The children bmoght gift* and * W given gift* in e*. change. Tbs Chrtstma tree* west presented a fte r t to parties to families in the townahip, where Saata Waa not going to Uavtr a t nw thi* ytar.
BABY bo rnto4 a l> m > eigwed *«d < hartotta hralla m Mveiit. and - - ...... ..........—
? Z ££ ?JL * Z REPRESENTS LOCAL >•£». LOlXiE AT SESSION— I , ! J a _ . X R a t o t o h t ^ t * . I t o m r ft f U M 10 L r«S ton , waa well r»* n a—!■« a*. . • U U • l *to iw u m ka baai* af Mr,t m ■ I H W ** ’* «we*aeUaa# W Nl*
- M*»m AtaaWt/ whs** >aa toM at■ *•**•■»», aa v) 4a> evswiag
Mr and Mra- Herman IvMnita, wto ruiiSe tn th* Hogie Apartments had a rwai call from Kant* Ciau., ai though a Ut prevpma, whea he called and left With them, a bow»t< %g toby h*f. Tto bahy whaae name is ttevid Muller, arrived »a Ratolday
Mr* is 'taiti ia tto 1*m*t Mis* EdtUi Mailer, sod I* the ilaagfcter af Mr. a*d Mr*: Andrew Mailer. «f I'ags- A n a r Sfce is a gas* e ral a a t*a »f Ad«win*m <**it, Order t to AmaraMh.
Angelo Chccki ken »mcU I residrotOf luLu Pofcbol Stag
Vice-Pnrai •*>• -»aae,w l m IM# Win > *mELECTION PUT OFFTto awaaal - littUtm af a im t af
tto Men'- Club af the Wa»tm>a«*»c Preafcyteriai, < bur. •> ha* ha»a ysM passed aaU after th* ChrMMrn* hsdj-
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‘Scotland Yard” Now Playing at
R. K. 0. RivoliVuiund Lowe in Feature—
Winnie Lightner Film < .'oining on Monday
N ow p la y in g , th e d ra m a tic th r i l l e r , “ S co tlan d Y a rd ” w ith (v itim n l L ow e mW J m u B en n e tt.
C h a r le s B ick fo rd p la y s .th t* d u a l tie o f p u rs u e d and p u r s u e r in f‘I i i - | .
•*r's E nd ,* t h e fe a tu re p re s e n ta t io n ofe S u n d a y 'only, # jh c h d e a ls w i th i suppos-.d m u rd e red w h o se c a p to r
*Jjg§ w h ile (a k in - h im b ack t „ ja ife . T h e re ur*- a Jtirl HO.I a l i t t l e ,
oay, f la y e d by E v d y r i K n a p p a u d l Ju n io r C o g h a lan , re s p e c tiv e ly , w ho j ig a r e p ro m in e n tly , in th e s to r y t i n 1
:om b ines ro m a n c e , s u sp e n se art-l a r ias. ’ "
W in n ie I a g h tn e r r e tu r n s to th* , so ld d ig g e r c h a r a c te r— th e t y p of rtSe f o r w hich ig fa m o u s — in '-T he j L ife o f th e P a r ty ,” th e n a tu ra l c o le r p ic tu re w h ich w ill p a ly , on M o u ld y and T u e s d a y , M iss L ightw s-r a s eve ry b o d y k n o w s m ade h e r fir t ;?i ,t I su cce ss a s a ty p ic a l m a r t- c r a c k in g «®!d d ig g e r in “ C old D igger.) of t B ro a d w a y , a n d i t i s in th is sam e * m e d iu m t h a t she is seen in tli* new ! p ic tu re — a p ic tu re m ad e o f an d (,,, lau g h t* r.
W e d n e sd a y and T h u r s d a y , N a n cy ; C a rra ll in “ l .a u g h te r ’' w ith .F r-d e rjc M arch . N an cy i n ' . a i m a s th e t* - F o ll ie s g ir l w ho m a rr ie s a v e ry v e i l th jr o ld m a n , h er " sec o n d c h o i r , ’ a f t e r h e r you n g lo v e r fo r .j ik e ; In i' h i fa v o r u f ail e x c itin g t r i p to P a ri , t i p mi h is r e tu rn t / N ew Y ork , hi o “ f i r s t love1' becom e) a |i;( I tTT NiTiFT’T t h u sb an d b u t s ly ly a t te m p t: to m ak ‘ 1
a d v an c e ; to h e r . T b e d r a m a t i - (H)d I • i / i r i l l in g e v e n ts which fo llow a r e Hie j
h ig h p o in ts n f in te re s t in th is pow ! e r fu l show .
A t la s t—-th e p ic tu re you h a v e lie n !■ Wa i t in g f a r — A m os J t L . A a ily ,. th a t I fa m o u s ra d io p a ir , in tb e ir f ir s t i.slk- 1
in g p /o d u e tio n , "C heck an d Itoubl? j C h eck .” You can n o t a ffo rd to m i-.. ! th is s u p u rb p roduction , w hich b r in g . -1
to you la u g h s , ro m an ce , th r i l ls an d e x c item e n t. s ev ery b o d y and corn on ov and h e a r th e p ro p o r tio n i tw o boys have to Oil..- i i W- y th e i r e x p la in ti:You can be a ssu red th i* go tl'iioo regu .-te i|, b u t III tiedi . ,
■ t 'p e i«l m o rn in g m ovie* , al te n a. in., f e a tu re p re s e n ta tio n , ; “'C h a n g ," a tru ly - re m a rk a b le p i c t u r • o f A frican ju n g le life.
M r,. H aro ld A, -W ells, »> I 'o s t ave- I n u e i e n te r ta in e d th e m endier* o f th e j 'R am bling K oses a t a C h r is tm a s P a r ty | recen tly , ( l i f t s w ere e x ch a n g e d a n d ; re fre sh m e n t# served .
T hose p re s e n t w ere M rs. .1. Ii. M ac t R ae , o f P a rk P lace ; M rs. G eorge Mn h a e lfe ld e r , M rs. M. C o n k lin , Mr . G eo rge VVestervelt, at) of P a g e ave nuc; M is. G eorge H e n ry , o f P a rk 1’la c e ; M rs. L ou is M eyer, o f F if th av en u e , a n d M rs. J u l i a l.in oem e'yer,
\GE TWO 0 * T:' ■ THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1930
Mrs. Feickert■ ^ '
Heading New G. 0. P. Group
.. 'Mr.-. L illia n F e ic k e r t , w ho b een in r e t i r e m e n t f a r t h e p a s t y e a r , h a s been n a m e d h ead o f a m w s t a t e o rg a n iz a tio n com p o sed o f w om en o f th e “ old K uar.l w h o 'p la c e p rin c ip a l b e fo re <»b d ience t> o rg a n isa tio n co n tro l in th e ir p a j t y lo y a lly , and who h a v e been a c t iv e in p o litic s fo r th e w e lfa re o f w om en ev er s in ce andb e fo re t h e n in e te e n th w e n t in to /e ffec t.
T h i ; o rg a n iz a tio n will se rv e a s a j F e ic k e rt.c e n te r o f in fo rm a tio n fo r its m en)- , ..a,, • , I T h e S ta te c lub d isb an d e d w hen th eb e ts . I t will s u p p o r t th e policies « f i . . . , . ,i, . i . , , . , , , po litic ian s a tte m p te d to co n tro l thP re s id e n t H o iv e r , s ta n d fo r law en- * . . . . , * ., . . , . . . , - , club th ru u g n a g ro u p o f its m etn-lo r c im t Jit, h o n e s t e .e c tio n s . d e a n po • , . ,’ 'g - - - ‘ beta.- A g ro u p » t t h e fu n n e r , , jjii'm -
sible for the recognition* t h a t th e | women have re ce iv ed in a p p o in tm e n ts
on ju r ie s , a n d on h e a l th b o a rd s on th e b o a rd s o f e le c tio n s an d a ls o on th e b o a rd s o f ed u ca tio n . E v en h e r en em ies concede th is .
S h e o rg a n ized th e once s t ro n g N ew J e r s e y W om en’s R epub lican C lub an d w ith i ts one h u n d red ^thousand m em - b . r s ch an g ed th e t re n d o f m a n y e lections. A f te r one successfu l e lec tion , M rs. F e ic k e r t w as asked by th e g o v e rn o r o f th e s ta te to n am e h e r r w ard . H e r reply w as “J w an t noth in g for m y se lf , bu t g iv e w om en equal r ig h ts on a ll b o a rd s .” T h is w as accep ted by th e g o v e rn o r, and th a t benefit to th e w om en o f N w J e rse y , w ill b - a m o n u m en t to M m -
Stirs an d p ro p e r reco g n itio n o f women in po litica l n o m in a tio n s a s a p p o in tm en ts . ,,
M rs, 'F e ick e rt w a s d ire c tly respon-
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I hrrf 'ti ihnwr in ifek r o w a n s ! . NANCY C A K K «lfX ia
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iters o rg an ized a new s ta te c lub to be know n a s th e Worn n 's K epul*-■ lican Club o f N ew J e rse y . Mre. F e ic k e r t w as a sk ed to becom e an
I licn o ra ry p re s id e n t « f th e c lub . T h is honor she dec lin ed to h ead th n e yr
j o rg an iza tio n w hich w as founded re cen tly by s ix ty M em b ers , an d who will a c t a s a d v iso ry b e a rd o f th e new club, SeveraJ in fo rm a l m e e tin g s baVft fje«n Iwld. T he o rg a n iz a tio n m ee tin g will ta k e p la ce in F e b ru a ry . E y e ry coun ty w ill lie re p re s e n te d on th e board .
James Jones, J r .
Feted on BirthdayJ a m e s J . J o n e s , J r . , sun o f police
S e rg e a n t a n d M rs. J a m e s J o n e s , eele-o ra te d h is second b ir th d a y on W ed n esd ay b y e n te r ta in in g a n u m b e r o f re la tiv e s a n d fr ie n d s a t a p a r ty a t th e hom e o f h is p a re n ts , on G ra n tavenue.
T h e g u e ; ta a r r iv e d in th e a f te rn o o n and re m a in e d u n til ev en in g . A t s ix o 'clock s u p p e r wa* .served w hen J u n io r c u t and se rv e d th e biff b i r th d a y c a k e w hich w a s m ad e by h is g r a n d f a th e r , M r. O rio C ru n d rn a n , o f b e la w a n n g . T h e cak e wax f ro s te d in k e e p in g w ith th e co lo r sch em e , and th e tw o t in y can d le • w e re a lso p in k . T h e t in y
j g u in t K is th e re c ip ie n t o f m a n y g i f t s .
A m o n g th e g iie t s w ere .Tam es J r . ’s I 'ra /td p a r e n ts , M r. arid M rs. O rio C tu n d rn a n , a n d M r. a n d M rs. C h a r le s Me -sing , o f D e law a n n it; M r. a n d M rs. G eo rg e S e k v l t t , a n d M r. a n d M rs. T a y lo r , o f N ew V ork C i ty ; M r. a n d M rs. C h a r le s C ru n d m a n , a n d d a u g h te r.-, O lg a , a n d F lo r a , a n d M r. an<l M rs. M. J . f o l l y , o f J e r s e y C ity ; M r. a n d M rs. C h a r le s G ru n d m a n , J r . , o f H oboken s M r. an d M rs. A b n e r B lanch a rd , o f L y n d h u rs t .
WORKERS QUIT;SAY PAY TOO LOW
20 Laborer* Think $18.75 Not Enough For Week
T h a t h a l f a lo a f of bread i» bettef th a n no lo a f , i i n o t th e b e l ie f o f a b o u t tw e n ty la b o re r* who were kind by th e c o u n ty in i ts r e l i e f c am p a ig n to he lp th e u nem ployed , a n d w ho i t is re p o rte d <t«*t w o rk b e ca u s e th e y th o u g h t t h a t th e y w e re u n d e rp a id . T hey ie« e iv « d th re e d o lla r* a d ay a n d sev en ty -f iv e cen ts fo r lu n c h and c a r fa re . ......
T h e c o u n ty ha* pot m o re th a n tw o h u n d red m en to w o rk o n th e co u n ty roads, a n d w ere p a y in g them f ro m th e $10 6 ,0 0 ( 1 w hich w a s a p p ro p r ia te d b y th e B e rg e n C o u n ty H oard o f F re e - hoMerfl.
T he m e n w o rk five d a y s a w e e k , and e a rn $18.75 a w eek . I t is u n d e rstood t h a t th e y f a i t that th e c o u n ty should p a y m ore . T h e H oard o f F ree h o ld e rs , u n d e r the d irec tio n o f F ree h o ld e r W illiam H . B row ne, p u b lic w o rk s c o m m itte e c h a irm a n , th o u g h t
I th a t h ir in g m o re m en a t less m o n ey was a b e t t e r idea th a n h ir in g fe w e r a t m o re m oney.
T he w o rk h as h e en d iv ided a m o n g th e v a r io u s m u n ic ip a litie s . A bout o n e dozen la b o re rs fro m L y n d h u rs t w e re p u t to w o rk by th e c o u n ty la s t w e ek :
Q U A R T E R -C E N T U R Y C L U B O R G A N IZ E D
O ne o f th e n ew es t so c ia l d u b s o r g a n ise d in L y n d h u rs t is th e “J o l ly S ev en ” w h ic h i s m a d e u p o f s ev e n m en w h o h a v e lived in th e to w n s h ip fo r m b re th a n a q u a r te r of a c e n tu ry .
H ie jn e e tin g -h e ld . th is w eek w a s a t th e one o f J a m e s B o stig lo n e , -o f M il- b u rn A v e n u e w ho h a s liv ed h e re a b o u t th l i t j r y e a r s . ~5-
John Monaco, who has lived in the tovr.ship fo r m»rre than thirty-five years entertained on the accordion, while th e others Kang. Others present van Edward Dunn who was born hare, Frank Monaco, John Sonta, Jam es Donato, and Joseph Viilanova.
E d w a rd D unn w ill e n te r ta in th e g ro u p a t th e ' n e x t m ee tin g .
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B EA TE R HELD
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A le x a n d e r D udo, o f 542 Second a v e nue , w a s a r ie s te d by P a tro lm a n R »bt. S ch re c k en s te in on c h a rg e s p re fe r r e d b y h is w ife A nna . T h e w ife c h a rg e d th a t D udo h ad b e a ten h e r.
H e w a s he ld in $250 b a il , a n d w ill h ave a h e a r in g b e fo re J u d g e W allace I.ey d en in th e Second D is tr ic t C rim inal C o u r t in H ackensack .
M rs. F lo r a I lia m ey, o t lfi5 V a lle y U rook A v en u e is c o n fin ed ’to h e r h o m e w ith illn e ss .
Leandef Conklin, of Calicoon, N. V. has returned to hi* home after a visit of two months with his brother and his family, M r. A . W . Conklin, o f 5f»t P a g e av en u e .
R E XE A S T R U T H E R F O R D
F r id a y an d S a tu r d a y L E W A Y 8 E S & L U P E V K L E Z
in “East Is W est” SPECIAL KIDDIE PARTY
F i id a y A fte rn o o n l« * O T G IBK O N im
“Spurs”S a & rd a y M atin ee O n ly
The Indians are ComingMyate - Magic Matinee _
Sunday Only Ben L»cn and Harry l.angdon in
“Soldier’s P lay th in g ”5 A c ts V audeville 5
Friday Evening, Sat. Sun.M on., T uea, A W ed .
“T h e Big H o u se”w ith C H E S T E K M O K iU K
and WALLACE KERRY A n d An A ll K iu r C 'attt
N E WEV E
Y E A R ’SS H O W
(WEDNESDAY, DEC. Sln|)I iK T IN 'i AT »:*<> P.M.- 'T ll . t ,
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For A ll?Friday and Saturday
A M O S V A N D Y “ Check and
Double Check”S pecia l M o rn in g M ovies
S a tu rd a y a t 10:00 A.M.A 'l ru ly R e m a rk a b le P ic tu re of
“C H A N G ”A frira n Juni?!*' L ife
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N o w f la y in g
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j 1 Big Fc.Uurr* 2
“ T r u t h A b o u t y o u t h ”with Loretta Vouifg
“Oh SiiL Jehave”with Alexander and Olsen
M o n I r 1 , I k .
w ittnie I ighttifr in
u U f e of th e P a r t y ”f i t i ld - D iy y m ;ti l i n u t l n J t in H a v a n a
W e d .ukI T lm rs , I ) t \ : 1 f.iii I2 . Hu: F ea tu re * '2
Buddy Rogers in
“HEADS UP”a n d
“What Men Want”with Pauline Starlce
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AM D S n’ A N D Yill k k t ) K 4 i » I 'u l u t r v '
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Members Paying 25 Cents a Week for 50 Weeks Will Receive . $12.50 Members Paying 50 Cents a Week for 50 Weeks Will Receive $25.00 Members Paying $1.00 Dollar a Week for 50 Weeks Will Receive $50,00
Members Paying $2.00 Dollars a Week for 50 Weeks Will Receive $100.00 Members Paying $5.00 Dollars a Week for 50 Weeks Will Receive $250.00 Members Paying $10.00 Dollars a Week for 50 Weeks Will Receive $500.00 Members Paying $20.00 Dollars a Week for 50 Weeks WiU Receive $1000.00
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RUTHERFORD NATIONAL BANK
BERGEN COUNTY BANK
THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, DBCOfiHK 2<i. Ittfl 1*1 ^
day School pupils enjoyed ■ Chriatna* Pwty at the Parish Hall an Honda; eveaiagwhiW the primary du» held their party an Tuesday «ventag.
On both evenings there were ramie, •Bd singiag, Md aa entertainment, with ftfta, and reftwahmeiife.
Ob Wednesday evening there wa* the annual mid-night service. and w Thursday morninf at ten o'clock there
M B S E N F IE L D W E D S JE R SE Y C IT Y M A N
Mr. and Mr*.' John Enfteld. of 318 Livingston avenue, have announced the marriage of their daughter Miss Jesae KKmabeth Enfield to Cha*. V. Finch, non of Mr. and Mn. Charles Finch, Sr., of 424 Ogden avenae, Jer-
W h c n Mm, T h m k M .M A S O * ! ‘ R IN G M A T E iU A L S
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is Coming 1Miss Winifred Au>un, daughter af
,4.-h<t»l Tnwirr and Mm. Erie Au* Un, of Traver, Pjace. hat returned 'ram New J< r*ey (.'allege for Worn
Ml.Mi'> IVSla Baker, ha* returned to
her hoa*- at 44* J>t«yveaanl Avenutfrom the St. Mary’* Hospital, Pa* •tie, where tk.' underwent an a*i»-(tion .
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.nm p.)ny 1f in an c ia l p o i n t *;• d is a s tro u s in>m r w n ,
. O u r p o licy al»p n w I w ay ttW o f em ployee* o f th e . ro m m m bu sin es* film,
T h e sev erest u t o times, b u t In sl.u k jrx ne«* h as b e e n "msi t r i b u i l t o u r o t g a n r •n. T y e a r 's w o rk a r e :
Local Man’s Truck Runs Down Girl, 8
J o h n B o n tn o , o f 418 V alley B ro o k 9 v e n u e , re p o rted to th e po lice th a t hi* t r u c k knocked d o w n a g i r l on S tu y v e a a n t a v en u e , n e a r C o p e lan d av en u e a n d s l ig h tly in ju re d Her.
flo n a n o said t h a t h e had s to p p e d a t th e c o m e r o f C o p e la n d avenue, and w hen h e s ta r te d u p a g a in , th e g i r l ra n in, f r o n t o f hi* t r a c k . T h e f r o n t fe n d e r o f t h e tru c k s t ru c k h e r an d knocked h f r dow n- H e P ic k e d h e r Up a n d c a r r ie d h e r to th e h o m e o f D r . T Jva w ho t r e a t e d h e r f o r b ru ise s .
The injured girl it Florence De Jessa, eight year* old, of 200 Copeland avenue.
R o b e r t B aker, so n o f Mr. a n l M r*. R o b e r t B aker, o f S tu y v . sant A venue, h a s re tu rn e d from St. Cae*«r‘n College. Q uebec, C a n a d a .
O th e r s re tu rn in g fro m th e nam e co llege to spend t h e i r vaca tio n w ith th e i r p a re n t in I y n d h u rs t a r* Jo h n , and W illiam ( O n >> U u tl ie r fo r t ' A v e n u e ; Jo h n ( i r u tn o « f S e w Y ork Avenue. - ..J. 1
M U G fT O R K
The Ethical PharmacyE. WISBECH, Prop.
.G raduate o f U niversity of C openhagen, D enm ark. Prescription* Called For and Drlirvrrrd
Prftcription* Called For and All Delivery f ree Q uality D rugs
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within th# reach nf d Mrtrly tn keep cnMs m<«Jcr*tr tt not rmatgh. the «jU4)<ty a# the attention g»vm mmt lie alwive rr proachFor many year* ww have her««jur repuiirtmn an thw iJeal that •» «»«»•« gwr to ai M«|wTt<* tervice reatno*Wy prue4
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T o g r t l n - r w i t h n i l VmmI » i n t u l a r th« r i * h u , l l b e r tk - w p» iV #eire» . taW ’M lltn r a w U * and appurtenant*-# thereunto belonging Qt in any wine appertaining. be • • ■ ’ 1 nnd -Htlsfy Sn the, first place unto th« said complainant, the **un» of $$,5*3.99 w i t h htwful Intereirt thereon. and also th* cost * of the itaid complainant, taxed at
HAROj.D v. ur-iurr.Sheriff.n.K.R.~ Com. U\r.D 12.19-2* Jan. 2—$U.«6 K.B.K. 6908.
T n 'c H A N C K H Y ' o f NKVV J l 'R K K V He tween Franklin Building #nd Loan As* aoclatiun, a corporation. eompiainant and Ol#on & Co., ’»,*« , < *-<.r potationSilk City Plumbing Supp-lv Co., a cor- potation. Mrtrn.knitun Alortiraife and Investment Co., a ‘corporation mix’ V) Walter <1. Winn**, Receiver of Oltto# .$ [/.. Co. Inc. a corporation, defmrttintv. Fi fa. Ketumable. February IS, A. t) 1 9 3 1 .
L W M J . U M H . P A R I t Y , fltof f .r .. fly. Virtue of the abov* »afc-il wni & me directed and deli vim -1, - J have levieo upon and wiB expo#« for -nh- . t pubfb vendue at tbe Court! House in the Clt> of J-iat-kenaack. on {Wednesda > . Drulmbj j I, \ n, at two o'clock in thesfternoon. all ti** following tr**ct or pareel **f land am? premise* hereinafter particularly described. situate. lying and being in the Town *hip of Lyndhurst, in th'* County ol Berg*h and State of New Jersey, and mote particularly described a#Beginning at the carrier. formed by th*
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Y O U R M O N E YB u y N o w a n d h e lp b r in g b ack
P R O S P E R IT YBuilding dollars buy more today- (han anything since 1922. Why not have that garage of houte built now tlut you have wanted, for so lo n g .
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PiiNi>h«d evirry Friday hy T H E C O M M ER C IA l. LE A D ER C O ., Inc.
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- Telephone R>! iHt-rlotd- 2 4200-42C1 FRED S. BERNER ........... .
Lyndhurtt, N J.
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ER N EST j D A B IN E T T .SEC R ETA R Y and TR E A SU RE RMRS E D IT H H FRANK ............ A S S O C IA T E ED ITO RW IL L IA M E. KAEM PP .. . A D V E R T IS IN G M A N A G ER
Yearly 'u iw n p tiim $ 2 . 0 0 in advance. Songle Copy Five Cent*.Advertising Rates on Application.
Cla*oiied Advcfti#ing, line* 1 .Jitpe. .tOc. hnen, 2 times, l i e i lines, ? times. $1.00. lines thc inimmum <»rdrr. Yearly rates on-rectuest. . All ads payahl< in advaace. All copy must he in Leader Oifice before 4 P.M. Thursday. N<j extr. charge is made (or replies received through this office.
. Independent and Fearless - Nothing to sell hut space for legitimate a'dvcftiwng(lopy lor new' advertisements, and changes should ht- rcceiVed at the office, o*
publication not later than 1 0 oVIock Thursday inorniog.- Address all mail and checks payable to The Commercial Leader Co. Im-
L Y N D H U R S T , N . J , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1050
LYNDHURST SHOWS GENEROSITY
N ot only the general public, but merchants of Lyndhurst showed real commendable Christmas spirit this year. More than 200 families, the Mayors' Central Relief Com-
. mittee reports, had an apparently bleary Yuletide snatched from under their noses by the kind charity (it the town’s people through baskets, food, clothing, fuel and, in some instances, money. -
Service clubs, lodges, churches arid taxpayers united to leave no empty stomachs mar I930's Christmas in Lyndhurst. Merchants unselfishly went lurther than providing merchandise at wholesale prices in many instances by donating baskets, fuel, food and clothing themselves.
Charity always is associated with Christmas, but not liie bright type of it exhibited locally this year. Everyone seemed to lurget hi-. comm::n enemy thc query: “ what, economically, is next?” and dug in with dollars, hands and hearts.
. Bragging that Lyndhurst did better than many of its neighbors might seem presuoiptious were it not so' visibly true. Nowhere in Bergen County was more good charity exhibited than here, that is. certain ____ _______________
May< >r Bogle should feel proud of the committee which carries his name. The compliment he paid it' by appointment has been returned by accomplishment. The hearts of the poor are silent, but their eyes told a story those who saw thelin here Christmas never will lorget. That they appreciated Lyndhurst’s generosity; that they were proud of their townsfolk was etched in every smile crease of their faces.
TH E RELIEF FUND EM PLO YEES D ISSEN T
Workers hired by the county as part of the .Bergen County campaign to give every unemployed taxpayer something to do during the cold, wintry months find, they say, that three1 dollar* per day, even with lunches, gloves and carfare thrown in, are not enough to keep alive with.
In more ways than one this is an interesting dilemma.It indicates on one side something approaching lack of ap- preciation and, +*n tht? t^her side, the usual miscalculation in judging human nature.
The workers evidently are unappreciative of the efforts made to keep them from--starving and the relief plan sponsors are guilty ol having erred m the peilealy enable problem ol trying to please everybody. *____ __________
Tne relief plan aimed to provide mass employment and not a limited number ol pleasant sinecures. Many out-of- workers thought Bcigen County s treasury was being converted into a joy foundation for their benefit. They, even the needy, tut^ut tu be a» charitable toward* tlwir br-wtlieis
Tts the administrative brothers Were being to them.No doubt $ 18.7 is barely a weekly living wage, but
2,(KM) jobs at $ 1 H.7*> certainly would be better than 1,000 at $37.50.
f'harity begins at home, but by no stretch of the imagination should it stay there. During times like the present not the individual, but thc masses, must be considered.
SH ERIFF REILLY TO BE X IPHELD -
Vice-chancellm John J Fallunf’s indication that he will uphold Sheriff Harold V. Reilly s legal right to act in that capacity Monday when he shows cause why he should not be .enjoined Irom functioning as Bergen County's sherilf answers many questions. Besides relieving the minds of many litigants., it strikes a severe blow to propagandists who, politically revengeful, aim to make his position as uncertain os possible.,
Fe^’ electKni' in New Jersey have been loilowed hy the poor sportsmanship which featured Bergen County'* 1930 shrievalty one The forces opposing Reilly—both Deuv ocratic and Republican displayed bad taste in hounding )im the way they have
Accusations of Iraudulent electioneering were hurled tbout like children heave torn paper. In not one instance have these allegations since shamefully disproved-’ been ap ologired tor.
It is tine thing to make an assertu in and another to prove u even in polities. Sheriff Reilly's opponents might at least have had the decency tu withdraw statements hastily made and certainty ignoMy phrased.
Tho* who asscrverate sincerity in wanting good gov- 111 Bergen certainly did not indicate that Kntiment
when they tried to tu- tip a, legally-elected otfieer ol it purely b* £ r tK,,llv ‘ "'haoaws him One wolated proof ui Sheriff Reilly • el. j: ,n impropci go-timU W4» ur.pt. - m,-.! at thelime m ine p.htKal leaders bo sight about refumd ot Comiaun (Teas I a r u t judge S u ttlt t«> sign his bond and lack of unanimous approval on Reilly’s election certificate
Bergen County now ha*, a Itsrd littrtl Irom its mind ll can sleep w*«h mk burden reuuAvd and, lurther. rt rs ^ ir e d that the busine^ rke man ,t v,Ked into t ffice will be en trusted with it* shrievalty admimstiati.*,
Effort* of the P«n*Un have lailed to JouWecni** the d e a o m e Sheulf h a n iJ v Reilly, thr ^ T \< \ ch-nce,
will continue in ««ce.
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nt.'t^-itb .h o f th* so u th eu te r ty ah lr „f Ilglith S tree t with tl..- rw r t lw u k r iy -i.l,. •f Hit*. i* ta « and f r « a thvnce ru n n ln t U nsitlwHstisrly nn.l i»lon* th. nsuth- nstcrly jshIh <»r Kl*htl» S tm t , » ix t.- tlVf <*t . .. .I MtveBty '.n^-hundrrslths oT » foot o a tw tn t; tti.-n. r t i t southeaJI.T ly an .| Ko-allcl w tth l*!irk P lan , one huodnsl nna
'W«K* tr*l «m l Ate ow -hunnr*aU i* fw r o a poin t; tli»nee ( J t sou thw nttfrly and mra He! w ith the im t courm- »t*ty-fln e t t und »e' *-nty om-tiundrvdtlia ut-a tout ti s.tlil northeasterly aide at P ark P ta re - n.i thence t l ) m .rth*.-st.-il. along tUe
taine 1,110 hfin-ilvU twolve t m and Ov, m o-hunaw ltha of a |t« rt to a- wuirit an.l »laee of B^slnnlnK.
B e im t . l e * i * n a t « l , a * . I - o t N o , ' ! * a m i w r t o f M o. * o n M a p N o . 1 o f I T o j w r t y .f W a l t e r \ a n d e n h u r K h , a u lM ltv ta io n o f i h r t 13 a s i l io T .u o n M a p o f K t n e . l a n . l l a n o r H o m ^ t e a i l , r p v l w j :u id . o r r . - e t » l
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iC itfhtli S t r e e t , L y n d b u m t . N e w J e n n * v .Together with nil and singulai tlte IlfhK !ibertie«. privileice<». heredltttnwnt md appurtenance* thereunto Vkmrinc or n any trine appertalninis. be sold to ps» v ind .satisfy in the fl »t place untu tb«* Hid complainant, the sum of vith lavtJfid interest thereon. »n<i to pay ind jsaUsfy unto the said lotnplainant 'ranktin Buildinjf and I »an Afoioeiation he further sum of $1,002.25, with lawfulntere*t thereon, and %)mi the I*f‘ h e *«!tid c o m p m l n u n t . tax< *d a t $2'*C m*» • m«i in t h e s e c o n d u lu c e . t a p a y a n d #»a t - > f y u n t o t h e s a i d d e f e n d a n t M e t r o p o l i t a nM o rte n n e a n d I n v e s t m e n t C o m p a n y , a c o r p o ra tio n . t h t ; M a n o f 12.112-911. w i t h l a w - u i i n t e r e s t t h e r e o n , a n d a l s o t h e c tw U o f Ii* s*.tki d e f e n d a n t . M e t r o p o l i t a n M r .n - - ■ ■ a n d -J n v e H tin e n t < * o m p a n y , a e o rp c » r- t t t o n , t a x e d a t $9 ,06.
u . M t o I a D V . f i B I U a Y .SheriiT.
I k r K v e H i d -Coml Iw lr . l^ec . a . 1 2 - 1 9 - 2 6 -Kee» $ 3 1 .0 ? .
H ard Tim es G ood For the Sheriff’s Office
H a rd t im e s and U nem p loym en t w illin c re a se th e re v e n u e o f th e .s h e r i f f s office fo r the y e a r o f 1931, T h is inereans w ill be th e e ffec t o f tlifj s a le o f fo rec lo su re s , s h e r i f f ’s sa fes A tltri ■ o th e r le g a l p ro c e d u re s . 114 "
S h e r il f Ite illy r e p o r te d th a t h e ex- ppct* a rev en u e o f tn o re th a n $ 1 2 0 ,- 000. H a r ry H ar;i. r, f-.nm -r -Jo t :1V re p o r te d a rev en u e o f l(!0 ,(l( /0 l a s t year.
T he rev en u e o f th e coun ty c le r k ’s o fB e ', b a se d la rg e ly upon la n d a n d firo p erty t ra n s a c tio h n , is ex p ec te d to d im in ish $15,000, T h is is due to th e lack n f p u rc h a s in g and e x c h a n g in g real e s ta te a n d . p a y in g off m o r tg a ges.
A N N O liN t KM KNT/ 1 _
. M rs. It. W h ite h e a d , o f L o v in g s to r j A venue a n n o u n ces t h e e n g a g e m e n t o ! h e r d a u g h te r D a isy , to N o rln an M ac i C onnell, o f C le v e la n d , Ohio. N o dat<| has iM'ert se t fo r th e w edding.
A r th u r M undy, o f W atson A v en u e j ha* re tu rn e d from L a fa y e tte C o llege I to spend th ,. h o lid a y s a t hom e.
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»n. and also the eo.it>* of tb** said de ’en*iant. Simon <’om«nd*». tax**ii at *9,iM* , H \HOId> V. RElIJ/Y. t.K.ltv—-Com I a*I r. Sheriff» i j l‘i-26 Jan. :* $22.26 S-Il. . 801 fIX <*HANVKKV OK NKW IKRSRY —U4vv-iit4 .—polish—.\m«.fp-Mn Hulbling »nt* laoari. Am ik iation of P»**»alc, New Jer Key, ('.mplainant, and Vincenzo I och*i:\ii Ximeia S e irm ata OjeaHcio, hf.* wif<>, Adblph W einstein and Howard ,\l <'«»<>l»-r. M. \).. 'lefendiant**. Ki. fa. Ite tut liable, M .rrh «. V f) . 1 1 .
r vTta-.'.v & \.\ii,Vki-:. Hoi'i-s.I.iy virtue of tb*- above >tate<l a'lit t< in- ilireeted and •ielivei‘*'d, 1 have leviw! upon and will expoite for »ale at puhlh n*»oe at the d’ourt IIoUHe In tlie City■H —we .———— __Wtabe-H-l.-i \, JantmiT 7. 1931.
t two o'clock in the afternoon, all the following traet or parcel of land ami
SAM’S ECONOMY STOREM EN S A N D B O V S O U r F I T r E R
R eversible C oats and Sweaters W orking C lothes — Pants and Shoes
Sheepskin CoatsO u r S p e c i a l t y
/ W inter U n d erw ear and Flannel Shirts 508 V A L L E Y B R O O K A V E ., L YN D H U R ST
parcel of lam I an* I ; pa rtlcu'arlv <Ii***erile |Id map thirty-'! prendw# hei*c»naft«ff ,••■I>*itiiM»e, lvim: and iwins-' in the Tow nship of l.vndhur#t in the Oouflt.v Uf tier- ; Ken and State of N**w Jfetney.
P h o n e I tu th e r fo rd 2-675
Chas. Lobmayer..
Lyndhurst M arket52 Stuyvesant Ave.
Lyndhurst, N . J.
EVERYMAN’S BIBLE CLASS■ : ' ■ ■_____...... W i s f e
E verym an an d his fam ily A M E R R Y C H R IS TM A S
Everyman is invited to attend the Christmas Celebration in
Rutherford High School Auditorium S U N D A Y , DECEMBER 21— 9:30 A.M .
C H A R LES A L E X A N D E R ROSS
will speak on
“M E R R Y C H R IS TM A S
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FREDERICK RESSEGUIEInstruction in
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LYNDHURST BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
227 Stuyvesant A v en u e
(C o n O riental P la te )
Lyndhurst, N . J.
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, JtUtN F WOODS, Secretary
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C A S H DISC O l IN T 50c PER T O N
D. L. & W. Scranton Coal
Riverside Coal &S U P P L Y C O .
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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1*10 p a g e r r v *
IN SPORTS•B y G u y S a v in o
WHY, SA N T A ! FOR CHRISTM AS SAKE!
The red little guy with the pillow over his tummy grinnedand shook and grinned and shook. Sezze, “N ow lessee—
Who’s fett? Eddie Olson? He's losing a center’ A good ortc? W e ll , just for that here's another center. And a whole backfield. And some guards and tackles and ends. Too many, j n<iw? Give pal, Eddie Tryon, a ring. He may need one Mcbbe two. You never can tell. v
And young Mr. Willis KTng? A typewriter that can tum out exam papers and sport columns at one time might do. On the other hand, double headers featuring Lyndhurst and Rutherford gridders might, be as good.
Fred Sohn and Tom Domanico? M’m’m. The hunting season is on. I’ll just stip this one way ticket th jse North Woods and see what happens. (And thanx for those ties,gents). . ' ;
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i K e e i G E A S T - W EST" C O w T E S r A T
SAM FKAWCISCO IS AW AKJWUAL. P O S r - S C A S O H
G RID C L A S S I C .
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. pteyrd though H raMfh Mr. iHorr « u refrw« atol Im r»»W haw torn better fsr bntk shfc*,
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ta play with ito Lrgum. He also ml- Wawi Chart r SMaMs a wo o l tea* •Mil to via* witk tha UgtoSh Ttoaa tan* aWaff with “ Itiwli*" «:ait»*tor,Ctot lX>i*teh *ml Frankieaade up a good en h lsstt— Thata*ton M at h»)f Uta* hjr tW wont
Itottofh*r ah* k«h W r •%* th. Ufpm with t p»ot* amf fan Camay wm* high ***** t»t tha m«wi* with six Ail tl*a wat.4 thr ptorar* jm '«th laaaaa play«i M«C
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Soule O'Sullivan? A little advice, say. Like, “ never bet against the Irish.” What, he doesn’t need tt? Well, here's twodollars then. Almost in cash.
Bear Fox? Here y'are, boy. Bring those Giants this. way. Ik sure the wrappings arc on tight. Certainly give him the whole team1 Isn't this Christmas?
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•Bring 'em anyway.
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Al Latronica? the arms and legs.how he taps off the ball at center.
Huh. Wrap up that gawk there with all The seven footer. Isn't much on looks, but
-Martin Dolan? the zone But- those tem in this sock, hoy.
get over to that big red sock. Yeh. Bear Fox's, package of -Giants. That’s it. G ive Mr.. Walsh half. McGraw for the Bear, though.
The SportlightW ith th e w o re J r id lu c k r i l a t I 'M il,
C ap ta in L rw M ay rr cam * tu th r » « •« ( . w ith a n*«t “ h a w k r r " f r a * q u a r te r c u u r t , thu« rn ji ilin ic l.ynd hu« t H ig h Schuul to i la fe a t t 'a l l i rd ra i H igh School o f N’«w Y ork , by th r « « n » o f 21-19 F rid ay n ig h t a l th r High School ttym b r f o r r a i»r|
al»>ui thr g*mr mul n.-li-ii im,wnaut Un grrirral.
Ctmch U u . i i i i f j nvi<h;itUy tuirf th r t»»y» to (J« y a g u a rtlu ig g im r an d p io t r r t th ri> i r a d in t h r awcuiwl h a lf . .
hall rwl. I t d«»ppr<l t h i u >h- W ah v t iWanly, aa a r«ar arant up f ro m th r I j n d h t t r a t f a n . , th t* h an h at im w W to W the ammhg oW (
E d i l t r l a l l r j r , lA i,.IH u r 1 * > f r k f iI h r t a th ^ l r a l ro « rh in»tru«ir< | hia I «aM was unabt* to g rt l» i«*. alal tw f t a y r r - t« g o «ut afte r th r puintf want af»»«l*»« • «|.tam M » \ ,i » • *
..if. .— .«*—• of hu Uck high aro irr tot our Avr an4 I hr a t r* »rivr m alarial T hr tavhrdral ,.f thr tram prHorm r.1 »*ti f o r a a td * got a«»y f r m Mcjwr and Catbrdral tram apllt t h r MwHng l».H« n, . U,ug r tjough t« mahr tha ttnm$ |W(Mi l>u, |)m, r# „ t , r
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l» m ty ro u g h and th a on» to g r t th rhftil aaa UM ona to grt thr »h»t. t« ii# * of thi* thr {laming »#. doatd *I*V. -• . . I ■
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(trapped in a tOUjiir o f h i , a id r <hotaam i t.v n -lh o m t took a f i t t l r tu g g r i
aw ay and u r r c in th r I r i.i j,t ..ua ttr-i !*a,i T h l ' 1 r 1 f i rn d rd w ithtlin r . T a r I.ym lhur-i d r te n tr t ig h t- ' , lh r I*” " ” *
— i i . T ~ j a m s l am i oprttw i u p i t* a t ta c k . ^ r * « ' r a w W n i l f I p i i j i i i r. ” . . . , , i ------------------------ ------ n ra t double d r r k t r Uv I t r i j f r r u ta r t r d t r r Bnd + tr4 t h r « s» re a l 1 8 - lf . ALeo Walsh? M m m . This hand has been too uenerous. Boy “«»»*. Lyndhtin.t aoon tort a - i* ri ““** +il*’ »h" »»m*
' ■ - - • T i l t . " tu i r f h -1 l o m m an d in g lad »>tll C atp tain M ry r t r r t o f r r * d u a lttr fotri *t»I aue out tna. #mJ Urawn (,»«■« tw Wonng 1 M‘ >• * • « a«to4r»l forward.-
Leave Th* firat half riuM with .LrmOwrat U‘l!h ft** »h'Hout in front by a numtor of poilttl.I the •r><« *»• ■ ■ WBi, A» tW
. . . . . . Whito-th* team, n ttml and HateMrfl •f*"w *** '« “ ^«ar, M,h■- — ( to Iheir f.Mehr. tell them What to (1.. '•<'«'» wWt#fW-jtoeOA*|**eW.
-T- i , .- f . . . ... an d how to do it, th e “ th u n d e r .ng f ’a p t tm M. >Vr x*<t a p*.»»- fiwMJoe 1 akrno. Bring over tnat assorted list o f pitcKers" hrrii’’ ttKT3intnMr#i?r«SEiT15iai:iiF T iiirT ii9 Jrf^ ',5^
H aun. Here's one with speed and no control And here's one l("1 *om*' <K” r' a"4* ,hv '»«««* mem fou! i,n«- t . she r.gbt o' the rm»rt with no speed but plenty of control. And here's one with .rf ^ ^mm prr*nt; t.ikeu Hr fe „t^i . dr,w,i,. * * tton Wt tWneither. Tsk, Tsk. Nothing perfect. Well, put that boy with all j -r- -the spged io this aick. And toss in that outfielder, tt»^ The taie thsrt can nm but can't hit. . -_______
D 1 Z Z Y D A L E
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«’h:»tk> "l!hippy" ChrMf who played MPtnd ft* ihe CdJu«tbo> Q ub in htxrhaU, m a->nraifa«r of the Ytwnjs M «»’*Q ub of H.»>hf«»uvk Het|fht». ft quintet.. .A ll M uM ulkn couchcs the
, Htother Howard h*» charge t4 the biifcctem who Kaye vwm two will iHd jppeai <4i a Lyodhunt(cvetal years....A nd Chet Kkftttn «h«uld hr one of thoai returning i> Al Latroruca* Blue and (»4d er* .. . Willtam Brvdtn who ha» perlotmed m l>«.al ctrde> tinder t ar mu* ten t't- .s member trf tlte Gwrt Houar Foe ol ruc*en<uk.K , . . W ith which team he played last year . . . He i* a guard m ttMial.. . l>id the O rdtnab mutfer another ka» m their * ,«luft* hall winning ureak t* have (hey jtMft forj{titten to hrwip thor Kore* MuuthP. . b e Euiw i» due tu o& de for the huntaw w e^ it vhaitiph^wKtp t *1 all the v m F M o» New York ti*> mghi . . .Btit whete and agatn>t w han, tlu* pwukd rrpitter doe» tw»t krti»*, , W -O r.-w W thun ot Weehawken kto * ftOthrt crackerjack KtaketHdl iK e . , .a* tn o a l.. .A n d «* another .me ot th«mt learn# which ha» not been a*k(d IO re* tuin »ti ,* I yttdhurs w.hedule.: . Avcordmg to Those Storm , Garfcki High jkbuoft alumni waa far uut tn frunt o f the vjn.itv m tfwit game recently, hut in the tmal thukkcr the 0■“! t w | pus and let the *udenta u f ,W N d » may he a him rn rtsr tval alumni who d n h acagt w ith the'1 '■W’ut y (we mean, it tiny get that vlise U> « m u n & ,, .The' Lynd m m Girl'* Ba diet hall team has fitted the tekvt t U t of tbe Alm>> t KfiilioiuiH's, K ing the re>e tram thu* tar vtKkh ig u m ii can m m lf*<0 weekly lie use « | tke high sfcfuaJ gym .. , Whether the Y’oung Men « League «fum|et wttt play oi n«<t <> iti< <d thi»e '*««i again, *'•»! again, -at again Irnnr fW*M and who kimwa |tu| w hat'. . W ifita» Keay' tutA ■tan 0i Ito < -aikin Hill ai^^fi team t>> Kuthertted to p hy foi ihe Ivwi -n p « i of that h>fVaigh,T.The tum h i ih U fth thwe s un.i.,\ ut,o>..mo in East Rutherf*«d'» Kiggut'* FieW , . .A nd that «> a non for ]tm Rohtniaai
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Bob Hessels and Lou Quinaer? Orchids. Plenty of them They re nice young tellers, And the girls know it. So orchid-tor Wednesday nights. ' .
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I he Union A. A . Girls? Lise name#, use names. Edith i i i i ^ lCe ^ r,ieger’ Mil Boschen? (what has she quit?) Libby Lindsay? Well, that’s enough Slip an address hook u
They’ve the names td all the hekahle quinlet* m tht- scctu in.
V\ illuii) ( (aillins, the schtaj trustee? W hylirt^ ulf a few yards td that nice shiny rope. He might use it to string up that noisy young feller who must make so much noise about the gym ■nasiuip cost.
W li.it t. ihr, handsome, w'lde «imk doing here’ (>h, Bill Keay? Haven't 1 gt< a soccer lield left? Yes And twenty ont kinny yt^ing gentlemen running antund in their underckithe*
Mcbbe. he tan have ha soccer game in town now.
^ * 'I. m i . Bill Biedm ’ D k n 't Knute Rokkm wed a new m hMhaH stadium? WeB, he shtatkl. Bring that stadium here. h . ,y , I am pitch tt m Wilyum's hack yard. Notre Dame’s ramblers need *r niNo no m o re o r words to that effect H
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(ierald C rnefl and WiUum LandelU Swell yiarng teller. \ thc> even wave their copper's dub* in their sleep Brin** £
*mie !d tb»e 4f>, batting average* to the« men wuUax a team. ** thing « » 0 guod for them Ra«e the htttmg »vera*es 8
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T V Wd little guy tsrth the psBow uvci hi* tummy by now § " vmnm* hi. f« g was fust ong h g yawning crevice *
STO RE O PE N SATURDAY U N T IL 9 P. M .. .. • • j . V ‘ I ■
For Quick Starting In Zero Weather!PEERLESS BATTERIES __
I* Plate* 6 Volts
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REEVES D. BATTEN RENAMED AS PRINCIPAL OF LOCAL SCHOOLS
W iftiam McEIroy Land, of Yonkers, N am ed Assistant Other Transactions
A Ho.irJ.of Education m eeting held Tuesday n igh t in the hijfh school I > l»(K-k-folr3’important hiuaneM and resulted in these following steps:
1 .'. R ee v es D. Batten, supervising principal o f schools and acting p. i?i of the high'-school inis retained as principal of the high school.
1 W illiam McElroy L in d , o f Yonkers, was nam ed assistant sup st-■..j - -r.fr p rinc ipa l a t . a sa la ry o f, W ,9 0 0 ,1 - -
; It, w as p o in ted ou t T rui^tee Jo - M urphy m oved th a t th e m a t t e r Vi;■ < )>'n P o lla ra had m in ted .tH rte con- W (J on th e u b ;e n f t e r j , , had su b m it-
j t iv c m eeting* , a u to m a tic a lly o u s t- a q tie -tio n to M iss C lock w ho wanpresent.
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“ T h e q uestion w a* a h ig h rehool UP » t a co st e l t l . I t w a* decided to p tin c jm I, not a n a a a in ta n t *u;iervl*in* N e w a rk a rc h ite c t* i f th e y
extra hours if properly compensated
she -aid.
H-.a iu m se lf f ro m th e hoard* I t w as to isl\ h im fo r an e x p la n a tio n
oi resignation.4. M elvin J o h n so n , m an u a l t r a i n - . ^
in jt a n d p r in t in g in s tru c to r , in, th e ~ « j w o a |d ,’•.•Eh school, p ro v e d he. h a s t h e nece.*-
iry i tr 'd e ii t ia ls to . teach p rin tin g .'JMans w e re nia<le fo r th e orec-
ti n o f ad d itio n * to th e W ash in g to n ‘Schoo l, w ith p re lim in a ry d ra w in g s to rt- m ad e hy G uilbetrt and B e tte lle , J.V cw ark -a rch ite c t* . ___
fi. S p ec ifica tio n , fo r c o n s tru c tio n ; c a r r ie<j o f a lo ck e r a n d show er room in th e «.| w„ u |(] lik e to m ake an
m e n t to th e m o tio n ,” M r-. F r itz in y • a id . “L e t th e citir-ens *pe ik j f they I
pi ncipal* Ruggiero said.He spoke highly in f*vor of Miss
Clock *nd urged the hoard te recur ider it* step.
M u rp h y and Fahy voted a g a in s t M rs. Fritfciny’s motion. Trustees O w en S. W h itm a n , Joseph P aw lo sk i, U ’ h ti K r lt i in jr , and A u s t in voted for L a n d ’: a p p o in tm e n t. P o l la r a an d W illiam C. C o llin s w ere a b s e n t a t th c th n e o f tfe v o te . C ollin? a t te n d e d la te .
The fact PollaTa has been ab-ent th r e e co n secu tiv e m e e tin g s w a s p o in te d o u t by A u stin . “ It is m y d is a g re e a b le b u t n e c e ssa ry d u ty to point out,’
; h e d ec la red , “ th e law s ta te s a n y m em b e r w ho is a b « m t fro m th re e c o n - i t u tiv e sessions a u to m a tic a lly , ha* w ith d ra w n from th e h o a rd . I t ia u p t< th e n u m b e rs to decide w h a t to As.
“ W e can d e c la re th e position vacar.
w ould return 'he same work for thc later proposal.
Eric W. Au.-tin, president, pointed ut condition* wire just mt crowded
in the s'-hoel* and re lie f measure* were n eed ed . “ I: Ss our doty," he ra id , "to a t te m p t to provide adequate fa c i l i t ie s f ,tr th; Vtcujenti.”
M r. C h e s te r M . F r i t i i n y l id th e p rin c ip a l r e w o n f o r th e la s t d e fe a t
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M elv in Jo h n so n , o r ! p r in t in g o s t iu c to r w ho w as a a id , >y M r. B a t te n to la rk th e p ro p e r c re -
W ould you c o n s id e r w o rk in g a few , ^ ^ ^ F e b n w ry wHw
w e ho ld ou r n e x t e lection .”F a h y lecom m ended th a t P o lla r a hr
. - . . , . ! n o tif ied and a s k e d to e x p la in We *t>-M urphv m a d e h .s m o tio n , R ug- ^ .f j t u impowlib)<, f or hhr
to a tte n d m e e tin g s to g ive h is re s ig n a tio n .
| T h e board d ecided on t h a t -step. A j r e p o r t will be m a d e a t th e n e x t m e t-
d e n t ia ls to te a c h p r in t in g ho w ed a 1 » w in i) - atoe <s» feet or lot rtxteen <is>
th e * o : k n ec i» F a ry t o te a ch p r in t in g ■ '-* * '* * * • - * * , - » • * « * * * ^in t h e schoo l.
r - aj g ie io a ro se . “ M ay I s p e a k ? ” h e asked. | U ric W . A u s t in , p re s id en t, con tinued ; w ith th e m e e tin g .
“ I m ove th e c itiz en be a llow ed to sp^uk ,” M u rp h y in te r je c te d . T h e motio n waw seco n d ed by F a h y and
h ig h school b a se m e n t w ere found to !».- illeg a l and a l! bids fo r th e p ro jec t w e re re je c ted w ith o u t b e in g opened.
T h e decision to continue M r. B a tte n in both h is p re s e n t p o s ts cam e uf a s a r p r i e. W h en he announced a t a m e e tin g a m o n th ago one m a n could I lio t u j I- r V i; :t ■ th e school s y s te m and k a c t a* p rin c ip a l a t th e h ig h school w h en i t w en t on double t im e in r u a r y , he a lso recom m ended th e n am - i n r o f a m an a s principal o f th e h igh school;
A pp lica tion* f o r th e p o s t w ere iwignt and m o re th a n th i r ty w ere in- v< s tig a te il 'b y a com iQ jttee co n sis tin g •?f M r. UhUcii, Mi,.- i l# rm e o Clock, v- - 1- ( ttincipa l o f th e high school and th e .ii-r‘ co m m itte e w hich includ- e d M rs. C h e s te r M. F r itz in y a s chair* m an . T**> m ee ting* w ere held in j w c ir t la s t w eek . S a tu rd a y a f te rn o o n Hi th '. h igh schoo l, th re e a p p lic an ts j w e re in te rv iew ed by th e h o a rd a t a )»• v ,:ie >e'-i<>n iw th e h ig h school. j
T h e a p js i in tn ie n ts w ere m ad e T ues- ! d a y n ig h t w ith objection* com ing from ! M aurice M urphy and T horna- F ah y . ‘ .John U uggjf-ro, fo rm e r tM»*tee, a lao • ra is e d olijt.ctiofvs.
W hi n M rs. F r itz in y re c o m m e n d e d ! t h a t B a tten lie continued a s p rin c ip a l : t h e move w as m e t w ith a unan im o u s ! v o te ." T h e n she moved t h a t L and bei in-.i a s s is ta n t su p erv is in g p rincipal. J a lo K. f/ch ti seconded th e m otion.
“ W e s ta r te d o u t to n a m e a high -hi .i! p r in c ip a l," F ah y co im uen ted ,
•“ an d have end ed up by c re a t in g th e , po-- tio n of a s s is ta n t to M r. BatU-n a t" h -a la ry of, If a d v an c e m e n t■*-; t () be g iv en to -ome one why w asii not g iven to M iss C lock who h a s < c-t;,:n ly s e r v e d 'th i s to w n sh ip w ell.”
"M r. B a tten needed a s s is ta n c e , and vcherher you call him . a s s is ta n t h igh . le.nl - p rin c ip a l o r a s s is ta n t super- . -n g .p rin c ip a l m akes no d ifference ," • l-c la r id l .e h ti . y
“ I f Mr. F a h y fe lt th a t w av w hy did he not -av so a t th e specia l m i-eting i
•w e Ii Id fo r th a t purpose,” M rs. F r i t -(fecTacfSt. --------------- ----------------
“T h e m e e tin g s w ere h e ld fo r th e purjx ise o f g iv in g can d id a te s h e a rin g s
t vp-Trc-rr>irtlrtp n tia l," ~ F a h y aaid. “ I w a n t lo hay th e te a ch e r 's co m m ittee wa* very f a i r fir-{he W l f t t * M t l l i t . t a -k It g a v e everyone w ho desired a Ifearttig one . 1 know h is twTause I c itecked up on a C olum bia m an who
f-tr- t i te position .” ........ .— ...
“ it -i* very fla tte r in g to th in k th e c o m m i t t e e n e o d ed check ing up ,” M rs. F r itz in y re jo in ed .
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R u g g ie ro ask ed .T hen he co n tin u e d ;
I th in k M r. M u rp h y ’s p o in t if well ta k e n . Thin q u e stio n h a s n o t been
F eb - b e fo re th e v o te rs . W e -should be a llow ed to j ia v e som e tim e to discuss it. You can ’t g iv e ou t a $3 ,MM) a year jo b w ith o u t a m o m en t's n o tic e ."
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em end- to tlu> Washington School were made.A c tin g on a recommendation of tx o s -te e . J a lo W. L eh ti,- i t w as d ecided tc a t!tm o f S * 1 '’ th e spectfica-fo llo w o u t th e su g g e s tio n o f th e S ta te f ib a rd o f E d u c a tio n and in v e s t ig a te p la n s fo r th e e re c tio n o f a d d itio n s to t h a t school.
G u ilite rt and Bettelle o f Newark will b e a sk ed to design the additions. T he matter will be investigated and d isc u sse d fu r th e r .
R ecen tly p la n s fo r e re c tio n o f a ! $250,000 ju n io r h ig h school W ere tle-
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( i A R B A G K R E M O V A L C O N T R A C T O i p
S e a le d p r o p o s a l s w i l l b e r e c e i v e d b y t h e B o a r d o f C o m m » a s lo n e r a a t t h e T o a m H a l l , V a l l e y B r o o k A v e n u e , l . y n d h u n r t . N e w J e r a e y , o n M o n d a y . J a n u a n r - t h . t 9 * t a t 8 P . M . S t a n d a r d T h n e . f o r t h e ro IltA ’U o n a n d r e m o v a J o f f t a r b a K e , a s h e a , ru b b h > h e t c . in a a i d T o w n a h ip .
S p e c i f i c a t i o n * m a y b e o b t a i n e d a t t h e o ff le e o f t h e C le r k in t h e T o w n H a l t .
A ll p r o p o s a l ? m u s t b e p m p e r l y M a t e d In a n e n v e l o p e b e a r i n g o n t h e outside t n e name a n d a d d r e s s o f t h e b i d d e r , a m i p l a i n l y m a r k e d a s t o t h e n a t u r e o f t n eproposal contained therein. _
A ll p r o p o s a l* m u s t h e a c c o m p a n i e d b y a e e r t lH e d c h e c k i n t h e a m o u n t o f $2 .0.t« m a d e p a y a b l e t o t h e o r d e r o f T h e T o w n s h i p o f L y n d h u r s t "
T h e B o a r d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r s r e s e r v e * t h e r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y a n d a l l b i d s f o r a n y c a u s e w h a t s o e v e r .B y o r d e r o f t h e B o a r d o f C o m n i i s * ja n e * %
D O M I N I C K J . I J V F X U .T o w n s h i p C le r k .
R e d . 18S C — D e c . 26 .
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A HAPPYj , anaai» » » w a a** ■»* * * * * «»»*W " '* * ’* * *
NEW BOYCARROTS and PEAS
2 N o . 2 c a n s
RIVER BRANDRICE
P k R-
CAMPBELL’S
BEANSj _ ■____________ ______
AMERICAN OUSEDRY LIMA BEANS
PkH-
25c
5c
2 0 c
NEW YEARS’ GROCERIES
1 1 B S G P K IC E S E F F E C T IV E T l l l 'U S D .W , IMSC. 25 l« 31
inclusive
Convenient Termso n M o d e m C o m f o r t sy u ie t— efficient-—all-white; S tu lti fy — health— pride! A ll r e q u i r e m e n t s a re equally served, e v e n t o the limitation* of a im x lc s t b u d g e t , ly tiiis Devoru s v p h o n - j e t t\-pc
Standard"WATER CLO SET
T H U <«• a n v o t h e r ' ^ t n t t d a n r P lu n t i i in j j h n t t u r e , f o r la u n d r y , k t t t h c n o r U a th ro o m . a in g ly or in a n y g r o u p d e s i r e d ( in c M a i l lC in s f td k tt-x m ), t a n l>e p u r c h a s e d tnt^wt c o n v e n i e n t ly b y p a y i lw h u t a M iiall a u in d u w n a n d t h e h a b tn c e i n in th ly w i ih r n a n y p e r io d x f » i j m f w r * . t
Albert MitcW & Soafl.I MKIM, AND HKATIWi
M m im cn«x U2 LAIUE AVE. LYNDHUMKT
KrpaM W a r t ( t i n * » ■■«< A r ta w t—) ^ . .
GRANULE TED SUGARp o u n d
15c
5c
4 -
AMERICAN HOUSE
EVAPORATED MILK3 tall cans ‘
22cDAISY PEACHES
Italvrs or slicrd
2 Igst. cam
2 9 c
SELECTED EGGSdoz. 2 5 c
The fctectkm o£ your Holiday Grocmfi, including thc many r*tra things you will nrcd for mm .unable baking and cc iking, is no small task.
I.et uv a-.%i»f vou i« this annual slio(>|« ig experience.
— thc ioll«miiJR_lirt^ bring it int. ■ the store, and go over ii with us. Give us your order early.
1 W A L N U T S□ MIXED NUTS□ IM T E S - FIG S - R A ISIN S
C U R R A N T S□ PLUM KIDDING[ ] O L I V E S • C H E R R I E S •
P R E S E R V E S□ MINCE MEAT * THYME
SAGE□ COFFEE - T E A□ C A N D Y□ C IT R O N - IJ3M O N
O R A N G E PEEL□ PU M PK IN□ C R A N B ER R Y SA U C Ep CIDER . GRAPEJUICE -
C ,1 NCiER ALE
JERSEY FRESH HAMS
GENUINE SPRING
LEGS LAMB
TURKEYS
DUCKSrccccU L L i J L
AMERICAN HOUSECOFFEE
Reduced for the H oliday* Lock-Top Can
35c poundKirkman’s Soap
5 cakes 26c Kirkman’s Chips
Ige. pkg. 19cAMERICAN HOUSE
SWEET MIXED
PICKLESquart 29c jar DUFFY MOTT
CIDERquart 18c jug
MINARET DATES „10 oz. pkg. 15c
<r~ ■*
American Houae Pure
PEANUT BUTTER 1 lb. jar 23c
American Home Pure
Cranberry Sauce 17 oz. 21c can
AMERICAN HOUSE
CHIU SAUCE 8 oz. bottle 19c
American HouseGround Black or White
PEPPERReg. 10c si?e tin ” 1 for 25c,
NEW BOY AMERICAN HOUSE
COFFEE- — . • '»
1 lb. pkg. 25c sealed
Am, House Pale Dry
Guest Ginger Ale bot. 10c doz. $1.15
" NEW BOYWHITE VINEGAR
16 oz. 10c btl.
Am, House 40-50 size
CAUF. PRUNES New Crop 3 lbs, 25c
AMERICAN HOUSE
GUEST PEASNo. 2 21c can
In Pure Olive Oil— A nvro
NORWEGIAN
SARDINES1-4 lb. can 10c
LYNDHURST SUPPLY MARKETCor. Kingsland Ave. and Ridge Road
a — ana
O U R M O T T O . SMILE A N D H U S T I*SEVEN D A Y S W IT H O U T FOOD M AKES O N E W E A K
M M
PAGt CTVtK
Fwderjck Bartfui* M«f -Oh He r Night Mn. William SHxmf rwrit- «i "The timdmr," and Mr*. William Ward tad tn ptayinf fm r j suitable I or the Mra. Nftrtntn Cfywt.*Mr*. i*m** Muir, and Mr*, fcdwm Ryrne* awisM Mm Dubuv in *erv-jt. goi»rtsoii-* •
C D orw k. «C. Shields * • • j.’. #ulk»W!® ‘» K WUNDLWG DIES
IN DEUWANNAWell-Known Hotel O w nft
Wa* 60 Year* of Age
Chart** WitadUi.g, af River Ikriv*, fWawanna, pauad avagr al hi* Ut l»»me on Thursday e»e«iaf fullo* mg a lingering iUiieas.
I uiaml derviae* »**> hrUI m iStw- •iay altprmi.ii hy th- New York Ma sanit ergaiiitaUu**, and interment far.owrd in Rid. lawn IVtiwu-r), of M n p n awtor th# 4trw<i.>ti wt th* William C. CoH’uu fu.ter*! du *U»r*. On Saturday ni*ht. thr Ii
G. Uamitgrr Peat al Uw W ri.>> Legion of «rtu«h hi* mm »*» * nvt-m b*r, paid reapart* tu Mr. Wundlutg
Mr. Wtmdling *+*» waa *»*ty y«at* of age at th* tutu- at hi* drath, ha I Ik I) ill for many i»e*thw. uttering
SBCOMB8
I. Geary, J ••T. C a f l ^ i f * ■i. Scotti, f -• jl. G2hfc-> f • • C. Ktema". c . j. Ku*i|u». * • • Chud*ik. g •• T. St. K
M /LA T belongsMULLER NAMED ~~HEADOFLODCE
E v e r y b o d y ’S dietIkMTURtl and draiiiMM tat) u* that ntilk U our mmi u l- uahle tingle food.
It bring* ut th<*«- ttnnt* we imwJ (or building tiuuc, lor energy, for tound tetth and bone*. A quart a day o f era you in*ur*ne« •it im l faulty nutrition,
M M Parma Milk b i • iwwtMM of flavor that make* rath *tp *ati*fy inf It ii aa pur* aa it ia deluaoua.
D ep en d ab le . S h e ffie ld
Cop Final Came From Park Five
.Ne** J«ra*y>, an d I .n a g I aland Try a tl*** with eavh Mt®al, ■ and jtmm hot* tttttc ft
~ IIBgMk H&EiSaaHmSB ul|Bai-- K ar ® f 1 9 9 0 1 1 1 9 W 9 1 “9
not* tu p a iy in f M odifiedMUk. eepwead leawi doctorsp r e a e r ip i in n a T e le p h o n e Jem iM e U M , N e * VarllCity.
J k a £ k c l G R A D R -A M U K
S h e f f i e l d F a r m st -i a —> j, 4 ■ A » - — .. i ah. ** .. a - A ' m ia *' * ■ * " a*wm wp » w f ^ " we
.. _±.'_ Paaaarfr Br»m*k| )« l» jt« w aad IImm Atrenue*, P i m m , N J ,
TelepfiorH- 1 ‘ atadena .VI.MM, nr > e«r lueaf E k a f t iU hrenehHMWMHU IM t o io a ia io n iw to* MmnHtt*? uf • »all»i*i. Mitk IN tit* IXIkltUtVtHMl tie <B*I*I< IMtt »*m *•••* HI t w
Enjoy tbe Warmth and Cheer of an Open Fire W I S H I N (
A n a ttra c tiv e a* tire in ihe fireplace will help
to hrin.t' ch eer on tnay win ter day*- T h f \ \ <x>d-
fire and C dalfire illu stra ted add pUatiftfrl)* to
tlie- appearance of th e fireplace all year-round
and {rive clew* o d o rle it hrat w hen it i i needed,
W ootllirc, aitdiron? an d f)rrl>ack-~>49ra»h and ♦51.80 if purchased on term* of fS down and
$3,10 a m onth .
t 'o a lfire w ith »nd irom
cath o r iS i on term*
o f SS d o ttti and M a_ ' nionth. Prim indudc
T o e v e r y b o d y y o u n g a n d o ld w c e x te n d o u r s in c e re a p p r e c ia ' t io n fo r y o u r c o o p e ra t io n a n d fr ie n d sh ip a n d a ssu re y o u th a t w c w il l e n d e a v o r to re ta in y o u r c o n fid e n c e
L I S T E N
P U B L I
FRED HOUSEO EO IU CA L CONTRACTOR
223 Stuyvesant a L y n d h w n * , M* J.P So .w R I '(KrW oni 2 K » i
'f f l a i t f w i h e a t1 Y N U t m n s T
PAGE EIGHT THE COMMERCIAL LEADfiR. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1930-ren.-sA.— —,------------------- .
Bible Class In Yule Fete As 40
Women Attend
B U S L IN E O P E R A T O R G IV E S B A S K E T S T O LO C A L N E E D Y
Load needy wet* g wn unexpected aid yesterday when Tbonus Poliautro, pw*Jdent af the North Newnrk-SMherfoM Bus Use which operate; through this township, announced th* gift of Christina* baskets worth *600 to 200 famlLes in the ▼grious municipalities throujh which the bus line runs.
Mayor Horace R Bo*le wg» given a share at baskets Wednesday at 12 o’clock by Polieas- t ro. The Relief Committee took 1 charge of their distribution.
“ If our little aid will make some folks Happy tomorrow,” Policas.ro said, “our aim w.ll be accomplished."
Cheer Spread by Methodist Episcopal Church’s
Women Members
Man Who Helped Invent First In strument, Thomas A. Watson,
Calls From London.
Children EnjoyChristmas Party
ttt-.vt i i111 v
— SALE OF CELLAR HARDWARE ACCESSORIES
Westminster Presbyterian Church
New Jersey Ave. and Kidge Road Rev. Frederick Hobwm Huchliolu
M. ASUNDAY SERVICES
-hurch School. Clast*-.* for oil age.;. i>:46 A.M.
Divine Worship 11:00 A.M. •venlng Praise Service B:l)0 P.M.
A Friendly Church WiU) A Cordial Welcome For All.
S C H A E F E R SP A IN T A N D H A R D W A R E S T O R E
H ouse Furnishings and G lass *
602 R idge Road L yndl.ursl, N . JAGENTS FOR I,PS PRODUCTS
RUtherford 2-5761 Wc u<hv(|
ORDERS PROMPI I.Y ATTENDED TO .....
Rationi for LoviafTi* never for tliefr wisdom th.1 t
one love* (lie wisest, nor for llieir wit that one lores the wittiest; ‘Us for benevolence uuri virtue un«l hon esi ftimliipfix one loves people; the oilier qiiitllilt'ft niaki* .»n,* |irnud nf b u ti i t t i Iipui. liM i.~l|i>Fier l-ygrta «*Uwil (174l lNl!t) letter 1781.
uacnouuuto-H w ■ wSt. Matthews’ Lutheran Church LYNDHURST COAL CO
i V f TH IS TO T C U -H * TH E M EATS TMC'/SEU:
p u e a s e n e a h o m y r o u H S v * » t v w e u . ;
doing.
Y ou5!! b e j u s t a s w e ll
jilea .scd a s M r. H a p p y
. P a r ty and h is fa m ily a re
a f t e r you g e t a cq u a in ted
■with th e h ig h ijuaUUed
• m e a ts Hold a t th i s m a rk e t.
Y o u 'll b e p le ad ed w ith u s
in m e re w ay s t h a n one a n d
y o u 'l l te l l y o u r n e ig h b o rs
a b o u t us lik e M r. P a r ty is
Rgv. George P. Muller, Pastor 29b Travers Place, T.yndhurst
Phon* Rutherford ?1S4 D .L4W . w *Reed Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Stuyvgggnt Avenue, near Valley Brook Rev. James H. Littell, D. D.,
. Pastor 9:46 A.M. Sunday School.
11:01) AM. Morning Worship.7.00 P.M. Young Peoples Christian
. VtUon.7:00 P.M. Intermediate Young Peo
ples Union. Leader E. Wcngland 8:00 P.M, Evening Worship.8:00 P.M. Wednesday, Prayer Meet
ing
Lyndhurst Methodiit j Episcopal Church |
Srgyveaant and Tontine Art*. Q*or|» Fountain, Pastpt-
Tel, RUtherford 2-2140 L y n d h u r s t , n . j .
R A D IA T O R C O V E R S -M m le to n r .W P rice s ra n g e fro m $ 2 to $3. Write i>r phone, W . (!; B e rn e r . 87 Van H ipe r A v en u e , K u th e rfo rd . Phone itutii. acao.
JO ftU IN G W O R K -N o w 1* th e best tim e t " h a v e jo b b in g w o rk o f all k inds done. P r ic e s lu w rr th a n p a st 10 years . W m . 11. H a rv e y , 1 C liiverc ide A ve ., L y n d h u rs t. Phone Btftherford jf-4175. l
H A V E yi»ur c a rp e n te r a n d c ab inet w o rk done b y one who ban lea rned bow , b e n c lil by 3 4 ' y td r a n f ex- j i e r h n i f a n d save m oney H e iia iri an d a lte ra tio n * o f an y d ' « r i |J llo n F red C. S o h n , til!* F o u r th S tre e t, L y n d h u rs t, Phone Itu th . i-7363,
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H » H R E N T .t ia r a g e , 211 Toiitltw A v e n u e . 'In t |t t irv W. .1 l lu r k r , 30* S tu y v e s an t A venue. I 'h o iie Uuth
I W IR IN G o f e v e ry tle sc r ip tln n d o n e b y th e M odern E le c tr ic .S h o p . R es id e n tia l an d in d u s tr ia l p la n ts w ire d It. II, W o o llis c ra f t, »«4 F o re s t aven u e . Phone H u th e rfo rd 2-7C07.' . . ia-6-iati
1 0 I.K I — A p a r tm e n t o h P a g e Avenue, lli'tit |16 slid (tti per livonth. No h e a t . A p p ly S am G lick , 807 l l id g e K oail, L y n d h u rs t . P h o n e U ulhw fi.T d 17I&-.M.
THEODOKK HOGRKFK, Splicer
AL’S MARKETS» V r 207 STUYVESANTAv l
ri«sT einjium ok chbibtBcrermsr
i» Bmnmllk. H.'ir ~E. Pirrrcnont ft Lincoln Ktrto.
Branch of tn* Mather CUuroh. r»>s first Cbureb et ChrUt, Sclso ‘1st ta tliwMB.ttUOtfi)' «lM.. . u| Jl \ It , | P.M.
HuMUr Reboot al »:«# A Jl ( Wodni«Uy gvebtag Msstluc alRealms Room la Uw rhureb mitdliii uihii Jiur from I Is I K*oek ueoi* guadags aad lacal
Tt) L E T —yutet, heated fprinshad room, m private hou.». convenient to trams and buses. &7 Itidge Itoad, Lyinlhur?t. liU -Sti
rX>lt K K N 1 ' F o u r r«M»m aiM irtm i'iil, s team h e a t a n d h o t w at»-r suppbe<t ►•■It F o re s t avenue, l .y n d h u rs t.
iKia-^uI'l'li K E N i I .i ii*-d rrntrn* », th
p riv ileg es tw hom e o f o n e occujiatit1 tk e o w n e r *. fs»i< «t a n d eu nv tu ivM ju ra tio n . S p ec ia l t i rntv to teach e r* K uccU ent b o a rd if d e s ire d . W rite oi call M acm illan , I ‘ :i F o re> t avenU r L) r it h u rs t .
I M 3 -« t .
Kt>M K E M —v r»«*ms an d b a th , m od e rn , ronveriieiM t' UIU h a lf bloc) Ui j e r s e y C ity tM"! N e w a rk Hu*
T»o blocks ia t r a m or tro lley l"hone R u th e r fo rd 2 <ii77. — ■■
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Fl)|< C E N T — F»repr*«jf g a r a g r , .Tt., T oatiiw a v en ae . I 'h o n e R u th e rfo rd2 833 M.
I ’tJH K E V T — L uio-r t!«*uj tn tw o fam d y ho»»i. M l l '» » t a e e n u . .
li's ah In tin day's wara ta wait la* flra department, raacua a waman who *s mod loo near the flames. »iungt mta a tjHocstmf, omokt Klled cattar and put out the blase and turn all sn a»an jet, alt in Imminent danger a< being a Participant tn an aaiMaaion at benzine At least, thus tba way Theodors Hogrtte. table aphear In Jaeaan City far (be Nsw #tr«»y Bell tel»r>bene Camgany. leaked ogan tt. Ms was an bta way back te hie agile Ing wnen tbe fire department arrived reeantly ta find ita Jab done far It.
1 FOR CH RISTM AS GIFTS| Stepins Chemises Gowns
Dance Sets Pajamas Stockings and Dresses
R adiantly lovely urgJerthings of heavy adk crcp the softest o f pastel shades. T ailored by i hands to m eet the foundation requirem ents o new silhouette.
MRS. KATHERINE WAL' .HJ 6 J R I D G E R O A D L Y N D H U R S T V ,
Klcctrttal < •annual) attoa (a ^ fuMdal toa ot. tbo aoMgfele aiu-rauoa tn the habi’ s nf iwabklbg, tar wttkoM rapid vir.taawtik-oltnn aeilhcr tba •bread ot modrra km«Mgi- nor lkg geoliol aad oi <aalaa4lda al Kodera l*d«»tr? aoaW bj pcs«:ua.
Ba Fair® l •» b»rb as }tm g«. f»ra
MS# Hauls i.|ish ttcsiios trrea by aWr*l»* I Mr sap tngn Ibacrankv tvmaisa gg»|itp alau rala nm*in».Htea l.| nwM lag Ma Nrw» •re sad giving •aiblag laum.
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