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Vol. XLIV, No. 4 ROCKAWAY, N.J . , THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1931 $1.00 PER Yt«i

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Hibernia HomecomingElaborate Success

ExercisesFeati :•

1 Hndgonlan Girl :.c»ut«of Da v—F,o. xl I ollti,Win Award!,

HARMONY PREVAILS IN FIRE DEPT.; I Beauty ContestFACTIONAL DIFFERENCES SETTLED Winner in Demand

Approximately 1,000 pcr.-.tiiis gath-ered at Hibernia Saturday afternoonand ht f th

The M voiborough fM-ein'a hunpv •olii 0which threatened a wide rillfinal circles, with the re

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and night for the twelfth annual! the1 homecoming and baby parade underthe auspices of the Ladies' Aid So-ciety of the Hibernia MethodistEpiscopal Cinirrh.

The baby parade was in three di-visions, cacti having aboul a .scoreoi entrants. Heading thr: parade wa.sthe file, drum and bugle corjjs; olthe Hudson County Girl Mounts,whose cmnp. Hudsonia. is locatedabout a mile noi-lh of tin: villiii'.e. TinKcouis |'avi: a musical program be-fore (he parade and al its closan exhibition ol dancing andpanic,';.

both groups uri' f-hlirelycitizens of Rt

a continual ion oltectioa they haveH is exped et]co far (o h.-iilexisted for ludepartment

Ulldei lln- ijoin! iiiii-iini-

and f>>nn"l anrl thr- a n executive session. President J. E.n last week arri ,-ed at Rogers made an impartial statement

differences ( ) ! f a r t s : i t ' 1 " ' ooening of the ses-in of- s ' ° " "nd urged the confirmation of

(hat 'he oflicers as elected. Friends of theofficers awaiting confirmation and ofFichtcr made impassioned speechesand a number of older members oftile department, headed by Danieliironks. Hived harmony Membersof the Council urged the fin-men to['el together and afree upon ;; planoJ action v.-liieb would nof requhe

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today.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKKOCKAWAY, NEW JERSEY

The awards were as follows:Floats lOvi-rst, Saxton and Joyce

Danier. r.,f nover: Jocclyn Winters,of Hibu-nia; Murilyn Klaltcl, ofBoonloi>: Marrarcl Hcksc, of LakeDenmark, and JJre.sloji Heed, ofRockaway.

Fancy Dress Joseph Lumbach ofDenville mid Lenora Condit, of Rock-away, bride and groom; Ruth Jonesof Roekuway, old lady of the OO's;navid Matthews, Jr., of Rockaway,toy soldier; Drew Matthews, of Rock-awuy, cupid; Billy Kelly, of Hibernia,Betsy Ross, Belly Shaw, of Kocka-way, burlesque queen; KatherineMcCullout'h. of Hihernia, butterflygirl; Arlenl Latlig. of Rockaway.Hawaian girl.

Burlesque Division—Helen Zucc-heri. Prank Saxton and CharlesJohnson, of Dover; Thomas Kelly,Edward Kelly and Richard Winters,of Hibernia; K. K. Klepp, of Brook-lyn.

The prizes were awarded by Rev.William James, pastor of the church.The .indues were: Mrs. Emily Dinter,Mrs. Mable Men/, and Mrs.' EdwardMeyer;;, of Jersey City; Mrs. E. A.Shay, of Denville; Miss Louise Pal-mer, of New York; Miss Hazel B.Paddock, of the Newark Health De-partment; William H. Winters ofNulley; William Wagner, of Union

| City; W. Jackson, Harry Hope and1 Sidney Leaman, of Jersey City.

Rockden Post AirCircus Sunday

First Air Show for Legionnaires tobe Held at Kimlile F ie ld-

Success Predicted

Ml I ' S i c h eThursday night

mi- officers elected al Hie June im-et-in" nl (In- (ii'pnrfiiieril were enn-lirmwl by Hi,. Council The Councileipresseil lo Die jircmrn its de-iiri- losee 1), Cordon l''ichlcr. defeali-,! lastvein- I oi promotion from first assis-tant chief lo chief by one vole, com-plete his .'.,.) vice and I ilium-h thewilling sacrifice of George Chewcy,who arrccil in ihe interest oi liai-inoiiy. to mark lime in the first as-sislanl's place for another year.Fichler will head the departmentnexl year. The depnrlmenl leaderswere unanimous m agreeing withIhe Council that Pichtcr should com-plete his service and pledged theirefforts to see h< received the chief'srank next June

There was plenty of excitement atthe joint session and members ofllm department took the familyskeleton from the closet and gave ita thorough .shaking before the fire-men retired to allow the Mayor andCouncil to discuss the .situation in

t i n r i mMu\ w 1> Mor.-is Niello); . who pie-

.sided. declared ihe sole put pose o!tlie I'overunir body w; o n t h sgame; 8 a. m. and 2 p. m.—golf - - . . " " ' •tournament; tennis tournaments

At 7:45 p. m. the grand parade andillumination of cottages. The paradewill form on Simpson avenue, near ;0rtneBu!rdingcommittee wilTserve! p at n d o n wasTairClaudes store, and ed by Prof. G.; t t h b l i i ] d i a n d a s and she stands a good chance for re-Dittamo and band, will march to the - •- B ' f -«»">••'>golf green for exercises. The organi-zations participating in the paradefollow: Board of Trustees;Dittamo's Band: Mount Tabor

Prof.Sun-

memento of the occasion, present I coY?ry ' . , .every visitor with a souvenir. . H e r two daughters Catherine and

i Anna, and her daughter-in-law,The Young Men's Bible Class, of

whom S. C. Morris is advisor, areMrs. Margaret Sellers, were ail in-jured but none very seriously. All are

day Schools; Ladies' Social League; already rehearsing for the first en- still in the Dover Hospital.Tabor Field Club; Masonic Club, Mt. tertainment to be given as soon asj William Barrett, twenty-two, of 78Tabor; Boonton Fire Department! the floor of the staple is installed. The Hopkins street. Jersey City, wasand Drum Corps; Mt. Tabor Volun-, date of this event has not yet beenteer Fire Department.

Line of march—Assemble on Simp-announced, but it is understood thatthe program will be given during the

quite seriously hurt, and his com-panion. Harry J. King, twenty-three.of 405 Summit avenue, Jersey City.

son avenue at 7:30 p. m.. march on ' month of August. j was badly cut and bruised.Simpson avenue to Fletcher Place to ; Though the usual problems of fi- > r h e accident occurred when the

' •" have somewhat handicapped i machines driven by Morris Sellersat times, the m.mbers of | a n d Barrett collided head on. it be-

carrying on with the! '"8 alleged that Barrett pulled out

hands of the Legion, considerable I Morns avenue to Strowbndge ave- nancespace havinc been set aside for thisinue to Sommerfield avenue to West the work at tirmPurpose There will be no parking Park Place to St. John's avenue to the church are C£f e e V t h e r e will be a small admis- St. Peters road to parade ground. p,ojeCt, which, ision fee children up to fourteen b- At the ball field a concert will being admitted free, if accompanied by j ̂ n

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|of line.in the eyes or the iand the public is a nv.ich • ' °~civic improvement, keeping • A l f r e d B. Culn , of

churchneededpace with the rapid growth ocommunity, and providing for the

roTdVSn the vicinity to keep order I there will be special services in the s p i r i t i m i development of its citizens,and Legionnaires .if have charge of, tabernacle I. H. Meredith will be T n V b u i l d i n g i s o p e n I o r m s p c c t i o nthe field It i« earnestly requested ' the soloist, and Mrs. A. Collins, the d a i l y a n d f o n o w i n g the morning ser-

- '• " •• - ' " " .» ' v k . e s Sunday, the public is invitedto visit the structure in order tolearn of the true extent of the enter-prise that the Community Churchhas launched in the interests of thetownspeople.

Dover, Dies Suddenly

that all visitors keep oil the field ex- pianist,cept when boarding planes or alight-ing and co-operate with the spon-sors of the event by remaining with-

i in the safety zones to be established.I Rockden Post will conduct a re-'frcshment stand during the day. incharge of a competent commissary,who have promised that, navy beans

JUDUE HOLLAND DECIDESAGAINST CARBON COPY WILL

Judge- Albert H. Holland has hand-ed down a decision in which hedenied tho application for probate of

carbon copy of what was allegedand fanned willy are taboo. Picas- j t o \K the original last will an dtesta-nnt peace time thirst quenchers and j n l e n ( of Abbie E. Vespers, of Den-

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on hand in villc, who died early this year. GeorgeW. Holt, claiming to be the executor

The Handwritingon the wall

Take heed before it's too late. Make cer-

'ain that your house furnishings insurance

adequately covers the value of your house-

hold goods. I

E. J. MATTHEWS & !>ONS40 W. Main St.—Tel. 146—Rockaway, N. J.

If the demands for flights warrant, j o f ,( wj,j s a k l ( o l l a v t , is0(,n I o s | o ) .Iwo more planes will be down up in i f ( , m i ^u, c a rbon for probate in Or-the afternoon, or on twenty minutes,| p h a n s . C o l I r( , before Judge Hollandnotice. In case of rain, the meet, ( w o m o n t h s wf) Uo\t a l u i Ei]a cookwill be held the next clear Sunday. . o f S o l l t h Orange, lo whom the prop-

° r~l . _ i crty was devised in the carbon copy.j were represented by Barkman andi Sllaner. while Leon E. Cone acted ascounsel for Mrs. Clara Baird. ofHanover. Mrs. Vespers' sole next ofkin, who opposed the probate In his

inion. Judge Holland indicatesit Mrs. Baird may now apply for

LAKE CONTRACTORI'ltOlin I'AKENT OF 1

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Tuesday night al the Doverpilnl a boy weighing seven poiwas born to Mr. and Mrs. ChristopherDresch, of Indian Lake. Both motherand son arc doing very well. Mr.Drescli, who is a contractor at Indian j "£»;

is around with a bit; smile and j J ^ ^Lake is a opassim-', out c.iirars to the hoys.

r s o f a d m i n i M r l l , . j 0 I 1 . Mrs. Ves-s [ U a ( ( ) h | | T O n w n e d .seVeral

SERVICES HELD TODAYFOR GEORGE C. TAVI.OR

Funeral services for George G.Taylor were held this afternoon al(he Taylor home on Hillside avenue.Marbrool; Park, conducted by Kev.W. F.. King, pastor of Ihe ChristianAlliance Church, Dover. Intermentwas made m .he Hockaway Presby-terian Cemetery.

Mr. Taylor was sixty-nine years ofage. He had been ill and unable lowork for several years. Besides hiswile he is .sur\ ived by t.*o suns, i'oviidaughters, seventeen grandchildren,(wo great grandchildren, (wo sistersand two brothers.

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KOCKAWAY CIlAMItEK OICOMMEKCE IIAK (iOOl) TIME

Aboul si>:iy iiien:bers and liiin-wives allenilcd the third annual out-in^ oi Ihe Hnckaway Chimibcr ofCommerce lust ui^ht at. the C;ili-

years old, died Saturday night at the j f o n l i i l Lodge. Bert rand Island. Lakehome^of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and | Hopatcong, N. ,1. A delightful chicken

villc. >̂ r.-.v, s v.-i :•;. ;-or..h:ct«! Wed- ' ' pcilKiwiiii; tin- dinner all cnioyedncsda-' afternoon al 2:80 o clock, () r j ( k , n I . o , . I I ( | nic ia] ;,, ,„ ,),r GOcwiiiumt (iit.ii. in (he aiii'inooti alawn social will be lick .joine-madecakes, pics, candies am r • - thingswill be ottered for sale. The- regularmonthly mcclinp will be held sometune clurine tile i.f'.crnoo:..

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Mondat. July J* inu test* foi thei. var:Mis scoiitReveille bronchi all the sirls out ranks and mt-ril bimnes tts well as

of bed After breakfast each cirl swimming cla.-.si» A eood den) ofmade out her urosraiii of elasies for the tune was spent in preparing for >the week. At dinner the Ubby Rirls the baby parade which is to be heldchnllenKed a team of campers and on Saturday nislit At dinner thethen a team of councilors to volley girt ea*l their votes lor the hcinorball. Af.fr supper the teams met on Ri'l All afternoon they were in su«.? the field but just as Libby and the pense. wnnderini; vvho would becampers bepan tiieir game, mm pre- awarded the C. } | In the evenliiRvented its completion The campers stum* were civen Miss Put thenwent to the mess hall where Miss came the event for which the camp-Van Brussel held an mdoor track gave the swimming awards. Thenmeet. After good mphi circle the ers were waiting for. the awardingpub hurried to bed. of the C. H. But first the girls had,

Tuesday, July !1 a surprise There were to be twoThe sirls awoke with reveille and awards. Ethel Verney. who had al-

alter breakfast worked hard in order ready received her C. H.. was giventhat the camp might look its best a chevron. The C. H. luelf won 10

I when the members of the Mothers' Alice Ha*sty The banner went taAuxiliary of Jersey City arrived. Hut Pour and Uie second banner to

• Games were held at 10 o'clock These Hut Five. The girls formed theirwere fallowed by a swim. The bus good night circle and were soonearoo at 11:30 and the girls were asleep (

, very happy to greet their mothers.' Saturday. July M IAlter the ceremonies the mothers The girls awoke early and thosevent to the mess hall where they who were going home began packing.'witnessed a pageant which was Since It was the day of the babystaged by the girls under the dlrec- parade everyone was busy rehearsing |Uon ol Miss MrCkiwn This was fol- songs and drills. At noon another 1 r^HIUDREN will fret, and often for

ilowed by a comedy presented by the week began and everyone l» hoping! V D0 •PI"M*,nl reason. But there'sj councilors. The visitors remained it will be as happy as the last. j always Cailoriu] As harmless as the;1 ' recipe on the wrapper; mild iind l>l;inil;1—' ' • — — • a> it InMcr Yet il* senile uclion will

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M i l l e r K.11II a n d i l i i n n h t i - r ,I H V C U I I C , h a v e l i i i i -n v l i i l f l i n i

b r o t h e r In l a w • ' '

m i d .Inhn .liiycc, Inin MiII 1 hn

Mi liiivld —,.,„, i iviniic Imve r e t u r n e d I roni .-

Allh irliillvi'ii I" IHirlniidalc,

|i;in und children, of

" " " nil Ml. Vcriinii, N, Y.Thulium tjiilnn, of

havo been enter-millMill.idrect

Mr.l'i'iliiiii

JSfil'lUr OHV«- Pll.\: ,c\ ( , ' o l l n l v T i nl o i i m h l l i - i - i i n i v i i n l o l l

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I l l n - i l i u m -e c o l l l i l v c o lW i n Ii f"lt-1 in IIll-Win'i. :,eii

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tliuii iiii h o u rIIIIII r e l i c s !

l i in i 'c . - , w i l h n i n n y h e h n : ; k n o w n l o r. ' . ' •Vend .Vein:, .

incr'n i i i i i c l i t .II, I'urk, I" Went l"alrvlew avenue

TI,,M' I C Cliinii uml the W. W, W.Chwuf liic l''h'Ml. MiitlHiillHl, ChlllTli..iiliiyi'il ii pli'iiH- " I lli 'rtraiid'ii lnlimilHiiiimliiy atli'i'iioon ami ovi'iilUH-

Mrs lluli'l- ilcybolt m>d diiui'.hter,(I,-,,,.,, el Kalior avcinii'. huve rc-liuiicii from a visit with Mr, mid Mm

ii'mVt'i'i'oy I .old rctui'liiHl with tlu'lrcramlmol'lii'r to ,'ipcnil a wecU,

Mr, iiml Mr,',. Hllim Hi'i'il. of I 'hll-mlt'llihlii who have been iipeiullimst'vi'i'iil wi'i'kii with Mr. unit Mts .lWi'i' MiU'.Hii. In ll i irvanl nlrect, rc-liimcil Imaic on .Sunday accoiii-liiuili'il by Ilii' Miwic.'i I'lli'anor andIdiriilnc Moitlliv who will npeiid w'V-I'liil WI'I'IIM wllh thrtn.

Mr. AIIIITI. liiiwo, of Ji'i'tiivv City.»liont Ilio wei'li-imil ut tho homo ofllmll Ori'i'iibi'i'ticr In Uulcur aveinn

Mr. will Mm. .IoHii'lnlii, riidlii-f.inieil an"Mike ul. the Mllte." comlun lo Ili-r-trand Inlidiil Purl!. I.uki" Hniiiilninii.N .1 . on Monday, AIMIINI ilrd. lor utwo weckn'slay with hl:i orchcnlia

hii.'i the nmi.'iiial lalenl, no nccctisuryto u mii'iT.'i.'illil illrecliir, of exactliiKevery ounce of enemy from bin men.They respond .'ipniilimcon.'ily lo hlnwell executed hiuulllnii of the Imton,and .seem tlrclerai In Ihelr eirorl.s toplease I heir iiiiie.-ilro with whom theyhave worked for several years.

Miles Hpcclale's orehestrii excels InUs ciilcrlulnlni: proiu'iun, which In-clude:, shiners, (lancers and muchcomedy.

While radio was1 yet In Its Infancy,Miles coined Ihe radio expression,everybody dunce." with which he In.veek'i' 'iluv with his orcheslni of •everybody dunce." with which he In-

'eeii imi'ilcluns Is fully prepared I induced his nightly olVerlniis "fromi-e up lo hi'i nulloniilly known si'veral Chlciuio statliins. Many let-

rouitto live IIIsloiwn. "everybody dunce 'Hive his allclllors Ihc Ivpimusic Uml will make'''nu'l'icc mummers are uiiuiilmoiis In nilddle-wesl, many people resortedIhelr stateuicnls lu the elTeel Hint u lo such captions when lU'eetlnu hl.n.lireiil-er peieenliuic of I heir piiironskeep I'Olillntioilsl.v on Ihe iliinci'

ml will lers were received by him, uddresHcdof ilmiee "everyhiidy ilunce," care of Ihe stu-\eryhody lion from which his pronriun OI'IKI-

nated. Ill hl« recent tour of thi>

lie•asl

p i unow on a ballroom four of tho

anil Is a sensation wherever hol e e e.l n o , v o n the dance lloor east and Is a sensation wherever hehe i dill ' ill ..•the strains ol linpu- Is l>li'.v »»• Ills eiiManemeiif ul Uer-

IIH n '• i s dfered bv Mr. Spccliilc, Irunil Islunil will no ilouhl. prove tothan bv"any o'!i' ;( : orchestra be the hi,:!. IlKhl of the dunclm, neu-

* . - . «., . . i i • , i' , . K L 1 1 I i ' I ' I i i iH p e c i u l e . i i l m s c l l a n u r l l . i l " I u b l l l l . v « i m

ANNOCIATCII KII 'OKI S >N< " l ;IN KI.HCTHK' O t ' l l

!,',„• ihc w k ended .Inly H»li.soclaled (Ins and Klcclrlc .svsiein re-ports electric output oluni ts i l t . W. I I ' . mi increase

Ihe suinc wffk

I , I l i l 'S DAItKIOST IMOI\li:Nr

Two nllorneys, one decidedly ulllinol counleuancc, nicl on Ihe street..

"Well, how's business','" the Unit,i , | r e ,. 110 ,1 .7 asked ol Ihe dismal one.

" H l l l " the pessimistil 111.:!it lasl

; » l l l l l | 1 ;

per cent overyeur.

Kxcludlim sales lo ol Iie lec t r le la i lpul was M.OIIH.OIIH imlli.for t h e week, only I wo h-ntlw ol onepen-fill- (Hitler •>»' : u l 1 1 " ' I" '1 ' "1 ' ' "

GUN ;H'I1(II>UI for the same week wus3115,433,000 cubic reel, which Is ii df-creuMeof f,U per cent under l«"' Vi'"i-

a,K!:eu^ihnvu had Prti't.1 In

•Holli'iil" the pessimist replied. "IJusl chased an unihiilaiicc twelvemiles, uml wound a lawyer In II."

oNl'O'li.USS l'UHMONAUTV

A male movie slur, ulwuys thtnk-IIIK ol his public, hud mi X-Huy ofhis teelh retouched lief on > showlnKII lo his denllst.

o - - -If ever we net umbltloiis and sturt

out to break a record It will be thoone our neluhbor i>luy,i uboiit elovonp, in.

SaturdayIS THE

LAST DAY ofGREENBERGER'S

MID-SUMMER SALEfrom our Downstairs Store

KM) pc. DINNKU Sl-ri', service for six, was 29.95 19.95

Muthex (iAKMI'INT HA( JS, full si/,e uml cedurized 4 for l.(M)

50c Cl I INT/. I'll I .OWS, filled with kupoU and cotton 3 for l.(M»

UNI'AIN'I'KI) Cl IAIKS, values that were to 2.50 94c

CHIVO HOI JSK I'AINT, made hy Dul'ont, per gallon 2.75

46-inch TAHI K ON .Cl-O'l'II, ^ood quality, wus50c yd. 19c yd.

An assortment of (JI.ASSHS, all tuble styles 12 for 1.00

from the Main FloorGHHHNI.HKJII IMUKKSII.k IIOSH, ull sizes and colors 84c pr

Men's SI HUTS and SI IORIS, lisle jerseys, fancy shorts, 35c ea.

Pure dye, luce trimmed SILK SLIPS, were 1.98 1.57

Pure dye French crepe (Jtnvns and Pajamas, values to 7.50 3.77

Women's pure wool SWIM SI UTS, broken assortment 1.64

Silk, lace linen and silk and wool HI.OUSIvS 1.44

Pure Irish Linen Ll INCI IKON SKTS, regularly 5.9H 4.97

I.urtfeTUUklSI I TOWKI.S, solid colors with border 6 for 1.00

Cotton striped UKI) SPKKADS, were 1.98, all colors 1.57

A selected group of Cl IRTAINS, all styles and colors 77c pair

White and c^shell FADIUC (JI.OVHS, all sizes 57c

from the Second Floor9.956.954.95.7.951.983.9575c1.482.983.98

Our SUMMliR 1'ROCKS that were priced 16.50 and 19.95

Our SI JMMKK 1' ROCKS that were priced 9.95 and 15.00

Our SUMMKR h'KOCKS (hut were 7.9S and 9.95

TRAVK1. TWHP:i) COATS that were priced to 16.50

2 pc. Cotton mesh KNIT SI UTS thut were 2.98

2 pc. wool mesh KNIT SUITS that were 5.95

Our SUMMKR 11 ATS thut were priced to 3.9H

Our SUMMKR 11 ATS Hint were priced to 7.50

FIANNKI. JACKKTS that were to 4.98, pastel colors

Imported SI iF.DK JACKKTS, washable, were 7.95

from the Furniture DepartmentKntflunder Double DAY IlKDS, with mattress and spring 15.95A complete bed outfit, HKI) SPIUNC and MATTRESS ' 17.95Kroehler I.IVINC ROOM SUITKS, were to 144.40 89.00

2 und 3 pc. KROKI II.KR I,ivin SI INPORCII SKT, wus 45.00 24.97

Heywood-Wakeueld Stick Rultun Porch Suite, was 99.00 79.50

A I L SUMMKR RUOS, HICKORY IURNIPURK A M )

FIHKR SI IITKS RKDl'CKI)

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• nrHWAT BECORPTHURSDAY,

Rockaway RecordEntered [MM Offlro. Huekauny. N J

us Secomt Class Matter

AN INDEPENDENT WKEK1.YIssued Every Thui-siiay

i VSCAll l'KKR. rresliiiMit-MnnogrrSHJNEY COLLINS. Editor

'IVIepliono ConnectionsOffu-e 210 litM-kiiwn.v House 3;"»S

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OffUv Muni Strci't. Kockaway. N .)

"Ot 111.thr peopl111 prrst-nthe UrsIclnlly

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lih.mt bias or jm-UMi.-r In a

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President Hoover toAddress Conference

Morns C.nitil> V M. I A.r for i'lrxr-

Pivsuion: ILVWM mil .iehvo:' a:-.address to Itio opi-iv.n.: session of HieWorlds Y M v' A Conference atCleveland Ohuv on rniesd:iv ei ru-ins; Au>:ust 4!h This message willbe deli\ort\1 by radio f'.\Mn his suir.-mer Mare al K-apidnu. Virginia OrJohn R Mo::, ehainnan of tileWorld's \.Vnfetvnct\ N :ii inu\x1uce

Record Sponsors'Shop in Rockaway'Business Movement

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Want Columnr*:»rRcwords

FS O "'DAVENPORT\\ ANTKI> -

column :, should RC- jtt la found ;lOc ft'lll be i

liret- *youn«for infant*: '

tj to call on ilicmto-, ,-onii -.biition.-< to many causes..*;-..•; n like tendency to vjstrcini.'eother towns business comer*

Kutitit:l>. the Kecorii lias do-t :iii\i to sjvwsol ;i ir,ove;nont of

l"vii>ie is! Home' .uiwrtisrmrntsu hvl\ uil! U1!:!!! in out ne\t is-.-II;- A represent;! live o! theKi\-oi\1 is ca.".\:us.sin}; the boroughto ^et nil meivhar.tjs to funiishuds calling attention to the I.u-ih-t'.es- .-in town otter* We hope hew',:! mivt with ittiii'li smvi-ss. be-c:iu.-t' we want to encourage ourmeivh:lr.!> uno. keep trade athomo

Oo-oper:;r.-.o.r, w-.lh the Kecord;ilui with o.:v i-o-pivsenia'.iv e ismost earnestly desired, and witlithis \ lew .n mmd A hall piise>iwor o! ;io;s will appear m theie\t ten issues of the Record to

tell Kookaway the storyWatch the next issue for the

n:i:iit-s .if our inervhaiu* who arehack of the movement.

Remember, rime for action'leer's so to it. means all of us.

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Ann Street.

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on comvt of Dla-'lid bpruii; Uoad nnd Orchard Street.•iniili* I.tiilit un.1 water Interior uewlym u d Kent $2G.OO p^t mouth. May beii- iHl (or it tea room or business pur-ws InMUlrr ol Mrs. K. Leslie Todd. 131 •it U Avi'tnic Roi"k«««v Ttfi 169. ;

KENT—Two npurtments' 1ir~~ttieHouse on Nt-w Slate Highway. Ap-

KloyU Hiler. East WHIU St. BocKaWay. iRIB RKM- - 'rao ilw nwm fluts." recent-:

H>K

' ol VanderMm the Northerly ,wliUli I? » eor-

i i .n j .No 14 Mid jhit r u n n i n g ( H |h u n d r e d fwt , U>;

o!t> t r a r t : tfii'l

durulile. wusi.able finish—ihell ploss. p:»ste.st of an •3lv Hartley's Piiiut Store.St Dover. 36tf

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Apply 25 Clnirrli

't North 54 cleplset1 of be^itK

S shown Lin an.'h Lake Denm

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roil KKVT -One sevt-n room cotto^e" lights. New- '

\\>ST riftv s*s to Adverise." theromance comedy which comes to!

CWveUnd. Ohio.uate^tanr

potuon" invii« hid* for irans-

from the Den--,„«,,„. Hundnxis of "dele- rr^ay. Among thivse Aho dispense _ . t . „. _ „ . „ „ .„,..„ „.„.r.xc fis«« oil .\v^r l*it* w.iriH here on batur-'F\oreu« AV* to numond Spriivg Boad tofrendshlps " ' 1 J ' l u l l i s Ilpwost picture. "Clearing I Main strwt 10 school returning over the

Chntrmim Ertwin L. Earp.Madisoii:' 'he Ranee." '**itou»U2-Ti.irtv pupil* '™ni Kucheis •-vlcc-ohnirman William TMbot. Mend- .Monday and Tuesday the feature ; comer via Fora'Road, to Morns Are to.imm- i»n.i OtMiiT'il Spi-ivtnrv \mos c I *"'''ui'e is "Kept Husbands" »"ith Dor-! c«i»r Lake west, thence 10 scuooi vialUHll.anautlHUllCTiiii.il} .-MIIU- V . M,,,.t,,ili p,,,i.-,r ,v,,tc ,,r r,,il Morris Ave. to Savjise Road and Main St. ;Momsim lenve m u tew days to i\t- «'"* .MatMull. Pallor ix-us of mil-. A11 b l d s m u s , „, m a d e , o r a pencj O(tend till1 Inwnuuionul Convention of lioii:ure muma.s. Hore is a bi£ drama ) thr«> years instead or one as heretofore Ithe Y M O . A .uui the World's Con- of mortBSBed manhood. If you're a ; ^ r ' t h e ' a S " "ate^ 'nfmb^"

5" "*r d " y

fereni-e of the V. M. C. A :tt CleVf- ' " " " >o u w o n ' nl is-' i u ; All bidders must turiilsli the iw«ssar[lunri Olun Mliuisl J -11 1'Or Wednesday "The Sky" is the • msuram-e as r.xnilr.Kl by la* and mustland. Ohio. Auuist M. m v s U M . y rtram;i [ o b e s h o w - n ^ ( h e ; , , , ; , , , . y ^ I h e I o r m s o t ! h e c o n t r a , t l n .

. t t . screen. She signed ht'r lô •eI••s death, Alt bids must be m wrltuii: and be in j

XlCdriflir Ofi PollUtlOn v r a r n u i 1 t l u > n nsketl her hono r t o ' I.11* ''--"nis o< the D.s

WILLIAM STEVENS— Carpenter —

REPAIR WORK O r ALL KINDSJOBBING

The Bojrd of Kdiicatlon.of tftf Toirn-1 TELEPHONE 319 ANN ST .

ROCKAWAY. V. J .

BIDS FOR TRANSPORTATION- O -

Rubcas' Great Painting;Rubens' "Dpsiont Trom the Cross"

now hangs in tfu* i-nthiHlrnl fn Amster-dam. Hol'iuui.

nheTrend

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-this YearCosts Are At IRock Bottom 1

Roger W. Uftbtfou, World faiued ecoiiomj-i, r̂ ,

cently said:

"Reduction in the cost of building Materials haibrought them down, an an average, to wiiera Cwy%o*re fcfte&n yeur» ugor thus affording javttrabUopportunities Jar home builders."

Mr. Baboon ia correct . • . but the favorableopportunity may not la«t long . . . ulrrudy theaccumulated demand fur I* oils ing caused hv iltRlack of building during the last few yearw is htingfelt , . . prices are stiffening.

The builder who would make *ise of the pr̂ ne-utextremely favorable opportunity ehould do HO ATONCE. In 1931 building savings of %)"/v areavailable to anybody . . . next year will be dif.ferent.

Let us help you make themost of today'" bargains.

J.H. JACKSONLUMBER CO.

ROCKAWAY. N. J.

HOMEBUILDER'S

1931BARGAIN

Of State Waters !"r^,f^llilll. A (lery romantic driima. pri^t'iiuxi at \he'nu'etm\: oi Valrf Board oi i

by tho secret police of Sov- ' E:du^n:o:i winch wt'.l be hold m trie1

K:\y Johnson.H^niUton and John Hallidav

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TO TONYA public hearing on the questionof ixUluttM waters m and, around thissection of the state will be held at o • Tony " your a wonder.Newark on August 3nl. rhe New Jor- V o u r V X H , m s a r e s v l r e ] j . t ,sey Commission of the Tri-t>tate Anti B u t there's one thing keeps mePollution Commission, crvatt-d at the guessingtast session of tile legislature of New• A n d t h l U - s o n e thlnj I hateYork. New Jersey and ComiectK-ut. I m , r y l n g t o g u e s & J u s t w n o y o u .

Swpn>sl > ^ ,, , . A ' l d «'">^ .v»"r name mi«ht beThe meeun* which « « caUrf by B u t x e u e s s I u k e e p o n g u e s s i l K

Joseph P. Daj,-. chairmwi of the Tri- & 1 n o w t n e u , mP

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State commission, will be open to pe r h a p s i t m i g h t ^ Oaden.everyone interested m the problem of Then ^a*in it mav he Rs>vendiiis the menace to hesUth. pre- T n e u * * a m ' " m a > * * R a >

ventinj; further economic loss fromthe steadily iiicreasins pollution in

Den-August 10th.

reject

llouso. Mait'.u-. N J Mk>ndi\y evoiun.:'. " 30 [i HI au>Ui;Ut Si*\ :ni; tT!iit tieins

ii »^orarf c h ^ ; of the ^ S U 1 S 5 MS5£?h R°ns. The presiding oticer wiU r u ^ ^ . , . , ran m»ri In -fc H

be Colonel Frank S Tainter. chair- ^ d the K I - S - ^ V Re Mmission The members of the New J L M ̂ ^^-^^ MJersey Commission «re. Col Frank

JULY 30, 1931 t O C K A W J I E EC O a D

M>

Local Briefs—

"""^vBodine. of Franklin ave-"?'ft town Tuesday for a two

• v-n-atiou at Wlldwood.

State Troopers from Morristown'aptured two cars containing thirteen!

half barrels of beer early Wednesdaymorning. The troopers were patroll-ing the Pine Brook road when theymade the arrests. The cars weretraveling in the direction of DenvtMe! Capacity Enrollment for Fifth Sea-and were probably boundHopatcong.

fG. Engleman and son

from a visit of two$ s w™, her parents at Worcester

iss- .,|)t.l Sheninger, of FranklinII Tuesday by automobile

n,l Ind- where she will

monsense a t t i tude by the Rockaway i d a y - T h e y are looking forward withpublic on the subject of rabies w a s ' k e e n anticipation to seeing the lm-

J - - - - - - provements in Camp, to sampling thedelicious food prepared by the newcamp chef, and most of all to shar -ing in the first Council Ring of the

crlHa'tnn'

r . , . , , Roberts, of Norwood,* , di in' this week a t the home'•sister Mrs. Elton Beers, on. Meiidow avenue.

Andrew Johnson, of Kellor;., fs siirndmt; a week with her

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aint ofP i o n e e r B a l l o n i s t

TIIL 1 t i rs l n-j i l ly n i iMh'Ut i r in1 'a mill) i i i ' ini; n i i s t ' i l in t in1 nSr w a s inP a r i s , O c t o b e r 1 r., 17^.'t, wtuMi I ' i l i i t r pdo I t o z l c r u i i s l if t i ' i l SO f»M>l in t h e a i rby a b a l l o o n nmi lc li.v till? Mnnisjol lU'rl i ro t l t e r a .

ROAD HOG BUSES

SUMMER SALE

— of— ,"Road hog buses" are attacked in

a statement today by Herbert J. Sil-cox, manager of the Trenton Divis-ion of the Keystone Automobile Clubof New Jersey.

'There is little doubt," said Mr.Silcox, " that many of the accidentson our highways are due, at least inpart, to the arbitrary exercise of ex-clusive highway 'rights' by buses. Wefrequently have called attention tothe unlawful speed of these jugger-nauts, but it is not in speed alonethat they menace other users of thepublic roads.

"The White Horse Pike, the Bruns-wick Pike and other arterial high-ways have three or more traffic lanesare actually more dangerous for theordinary motorist than two laneroads, because of the encroachmentof the huge express buses. Althoughthe state has erected at intervalsalong these highways sines bearingthe direction, 'Keep to riftht; pass incenter,' this rule is utterly flouted bybus drivers, who mile after mile 'hog'the center lane, forcing other trafficto pass on the right, or, if that laneis occupied, to invade the lane foroncoming traffic. .

"In numerous instances also it isnoted that buses occupy a portion ofboth right and center lanes, effec-tively blocking other vehicular move-1

"We believe buses to be essential!to modern transportaion, but we can-1not subscribe to the thought thatthey should be given any specialprivileges in the use of the highways. |They pay a relatively small percen- |tage of the revnues derived from mo-tor vehicles for the extention andmaintenance of the roads, and they]are entitled to no more privilege than,the average driver of a motor cai.

Water far GoldfishA temperature I.etween M

degrees ia best for uoliUish.any suilden «.'I.HIIK i» temperaturwater Is ubove ti.'i decrees In sumwatch the I'mh mill if they seemtressed reduce I he miniver •>( hseach iHiuurluin and In- sure th« wIs norniiHl. I>ci nnI l«ll ll'i" i» w'"'ter. Cooled water may he fi',1 i" sUlllly If tcuilionilure la iliinKTci

GLORIOUSGLADIOLUSUntil September 30 I will book

orders for Fall delivery a t 20 per centdiscount from my current price list.New and rare BUCKEATIONS andBurbank masterpieces included!Write, or phone 847, for price list ifyou do not have a copy. You maysec the flowers in bloom any evening:dur ing the next six weeks.

PHILIP O. BUCH106 Rockaway Avenue

Member: American, New England

and New Jersey Gladiolus Societies,

and American Landscape Association.

Apprentice—"You want me toclean the office? You said you had aman for rough work."

Chief—"So we have. He collectsthe debts."

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V QUALITY \ J

JOHN A. BIZUBFuneral Director

1009 Main St., Boonton, N. J.Phone Boonton 1457

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Tin- MotllilK- MKilie. f"«»'1 »'nnil wlmsr friiKn.ent* are n,.«' inL o u v r e , e o i . l a i n s o n e nf ll»> raIns r - r lp t io i i ^ In t h e I ' h u e . l i e h i n nl|,,.[ nn i l n l i N H"1 ' e v , , l l of

I IsriK'l : i f te r Ihe |Monhlles iiOTMlE of Ali.il>.

Covernment'i Good Work1,'ive million dotlum 13 devoled an-

nually by Ihc l/iiH.-cl 3l«t«H Kovern-ment to (be lnveHtlB«tl»n ""

AIRCIRCUSRockaway

Airport

KIMBLE FARM. ROCKAWAYAuspices of

" ROCKOEN POST, No. 175

Sunday, Aug. 2ndSEVEN BIG AEROPLANES

$27»InJGHT" 5MTNITLE RIDE$3.00 FLIGHT 10 MINUTE RIDE$5.00 FLIGHT 15 MINUTE RIDE

OTHER FLIGHTS IN PUOl'ORTIONLcRionnaircs Can Furnish You With Tickets

Admission 25c Free ParkingCHIfrlftKEN FREE

THE MELROSEA. K. ROSS

21 WALL STREETI). M. TUTIIII.I,

For Wise Investment

For the Ideal Homesite

ROCKAWAYPARK LAKES

The AII'Year Home andResort Community

cxxixxxzrxTxxxx:

CHRYSLER offer in the New PLYMOUTH [Floating Power, Free Wheeling, Hydraulic Brakes,

Hydraulic Shocks, Double Drop Frame

A beautiful automobile at a low costThe smoothness of an eight—the economy of a four

Roadster $535 Coupe $5652-Door Sedan $5754-Door Sedan $635I". O. B. Factory—Klght Models

Absolutely vibrationless

DOVER MOTOR CO.DOVER, N. J. Telephone 1150

TII.MV :ir.' women "h , , ,1,1 not let " " "lieir Iniilniiiils -w' their f ines linlil ' " ' ' "'

nut li.wi liivenieil In 'he Itonmns, they

S. l> , . . i> ih h i s -A D a y I,.

ttiev llio nnirrieil. Xot to Keep you InMispens,.. I menu Unit ,.,„•! of ,!„• ..=,, "r-- "t l

l;1^tiM!,"",,,!J1';:i'. | ~' ;™.t . , """ l " ' ! ' "

Two Form* of Happinr»«

so the next felicity in to K^t rid offools aiul Hroiinilri'lM.—Pi»I>«.

Reciprocalis not only mi Inflnlto

foiled pa ins . - I . lul^

srxLOCKAWA1T BECQEP

THURSDAY.

THREE OF STATE'S NEW TAT.K CENTERS Ordinancei mill lt In »

AN ORDINANCE l im i t Kill l>>ml r .'in l'i Nrnr Jrn

mIk'llil

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ut! b lowi l t n i iK'iil n

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mly. Newn' HUrhN'i1tnuhiten-

WJIli Itn1

n.'i "1111! IT OHDAlNlill l>v II

I! of ttli H i '

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HKrTioN,1 I),- und

, Ni-w J'Ti

tllli 'l. ri'i-n liiy iillltiLlni-oiuluim

,,tot wllhlu mi" Boroujh. audllittlntuln lt« property and equlu-ueii condition ftfi to enable It to

SUCTION 11: Nothing herein contained,7,ii b Company. IU «uc-niut ii»»l«n«. un vxclualve rl«ht, or

. n idc i i t ihe (front lii*t -it prrmlaaton snrtiiiHrnl to otlu'r coiiipuiilfw (or like pur-JWH on nnv uf Hi"' «Ufie«, ruudi*. avenue*• hiuiiwuva "I Hi'" BoroiiKh6KCTION 12: The term "Borouijji' tui

il In tin* ordinance In Itn application toBuruugli of RorkawiW. .hall be held

upiily to nnU include any form ofiiumk'lliillty or nDVernraent Into which

•i Conn- ;!V." BorotiKli or uny part thereof, may at,i« l«l- •' ' ' , '•"line herenfter l»i chimned, annexed

' ir niiTBi'tf untl tin) term "Boroush Ooun-nil ion- ( i i" or nnv oilier ti'rm lioreln iwod In ro-Kiunti-u [,'rrliin to 'tliu govi-mlim l>ody °f this Bor-"nuiiiiy, ,, «laliuil l>o li-KI lo apply to and Include.1 i:im- I." .ovemlnv llody of aticll

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1

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Tho aorvlce, It^rii, may ho H.IWI torotted thla AIUUO »orvicc lu all com-muulttva wnn much the name, nimlcr.uprogress tms drought u clmm;t>. Mm;-nt>to sorvlcv, ronultitiK iho lurnltt^ ot» hand-crank tutucheti to a in»gnctoIn each subscriber s tolophono to aU>nal the oporntor, w;^ In uso ttiroiuliout th» at ft to In UKIG, when U(c wu«golnfc ftlonR ut A [airly toUurely -uicoand whou. bocuu^e $t the sm.ill iinmi>er ot telephone H*t*T», It wn» hardily.n«ce»*ary to piibllnh tolopbouo diroc-u«rlea. Thoro (ollowod A ure-at portodot bualn^aa oxpandlon titul growth InjNew Jersey ruul munu;»l commoa but-tory aorvUo, onubltiiK u toloiilionouser to signal llu* uperalor by merelyn*movlt\« tbe reooiv^r from Uio hook,was lntroilwctMl. TUIH now sorvlco wanadopti\l rapidly In v.irUms pai is o(Now JviAoy \vhor« It was IUHHUM! to tiloondltlons. ami SI i»or vont of ttu* u«Ie-phono* in llu> »i;ito now h;ivo thnttypp ot sorvico, M»t as srowth con-iltnunl, still a now tyui* of ctiulitinontwas iitHMtmt ,"\iul dial sorvlco l»a» tu-fiil*t»r(ocU"Hl to c.iro (or tolophono HO*M|»JU complex motvoi>otit;ih ari>.\.-t ;\mi Inother localities wlu-ro locul comllttons

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04|titnmi>iti UH'V willitn Impuriaut (a>. tor in ihu tlvc-yvari-xpannion Dro^ram whWh ilu» NowJersey lU'ti 'I'e;«i plume *.'omp.my i»|̂̂ O)̂ ÛlR to compW'tlnii \u |>rovtil« tn;ulvancv ot Hood :idoi|iMtt> (acllttl^s tor

Tlwy rim«i' from .t liir^i- tlircv ?*(or>imlliltnK L-OV,MI!II: \\A\( A cWy block luNuwnrk lo uitraLUNc ronldtMiiUl lypi'*trui'turiis ^ hii-U nrc lo bo cmcledtilt-* KtitiiiiU't- ;tt \>

( ' m i l m o i l b a i l o r ) ' h c r v U i - . i>n:i t i l i n gt h o t M e p t i u i n 1 U N I T t n H I U ' U I I t l m u p « i « -t o r liy ini ' i - i ' ly r o m o v t i t K (Uo i c t o l v o rf r o m Itri liiK.lt, wan Mrs i I n t i o d u c i ' i l t nP u t r r t t n n o : i r l y In 1!M)M. I t r u n i c I n t oI m m o d l i i l o p o p u l u r i t y In m o r n t h i c k l yp o p u l a t e d i i i i ' t i t u l i o r o t h i n n o w tno t f i -

, o d of h a ml I In K t ' l i t ln WIIH n c t u t r d t of a n * f o r th«« iMiormoi iH K f o w t h of t b et n m l n p s K . A g r o n t n i f t j o r l t y of ct»n-M-ftl otlU-i's In Now JrrHoy now huvemnnuitl common but (pry norvtco, \\I\K-noto Hcrvlro hint It eon found most•uittnlilo Tor a ftnv rurnl nroitH. l>lnl?niiifhUMI uml nro[>or'y linen,mtUI wutli'turnuiHl fcnMultH nlutlt t»> pluccithi-Kiw l hi- !*\irfi«'»' " t tiiilfl «tr(*ft?t. i-iiucln.uvviiitf'N uml lili;hwnvs HI id iwirts t.tn-i f**t,lint lfn:t tlmn fivr iiitr limn- thiiii t rn feet[rum the curb line link's'! (itJHtmcl IUIIHiimkr U neeovinry to drvlule Irwil «ti'!lcourse niul ull iiiultMi:iinni(l ci>iul\itt»iilmll I*.- i»luri'«t nt liu;U i'H:litfi'ii LiH-hcfiIx-luw fhf tho ntff.-ot

Ml'X'TItlN -I MI nmiiluilon mid kmUliinomi vmiltK shull l«c lm-mocl luMienth tho

IM lUCIUIc. UlUlihu

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loimh i

In Chiilii-fry of Ni'W JrrMV, , „ " „ •n,1, ijovi-r UulldliiK i " "ii'lntluu i'l»lu«nt. B 1 1 < 1 , •BtiurtUm Uunipiiuy. Uciivlllt>

[l. Tuborl'urk Eii-

Ilvl--l.ll

Snllcttor.o! Hit nbuvu "t»l"dn

wJj!t)oJJJ1'ulilU: Voiittue lit- tlic Court

r'lii"M(irli»towu. N. .1 , on Mon,cJ">[1

vutli dny •>> AiiKiml next. A. u., ittsi,in ilit fitiiirn tit V! M. uiul 5 »clock

All tin' tullowliM tn . c l (t' i 'ctiniurv I"-*!!. *»y t;. o . MurtliKiuie.

" .Ii-rwy. unit which

U i t

[ V Kid l l i i r u m y . yhlfhwny-i nuil i w l t t in-not m MU-II ii.illlta ,..„..„„.,.,. lujuiilon. Now JiT-ii.y. mn» whichnliiiic Hi.- Ilin- ol till' »uli»-ii.v« . " u iu f r r - - r l . v ' j m . l | u m | l w u * nin i tn tlu- Murrln Uounly

l l H 1 l u ^ n i y satu«milt! an addition niow 1)1.111 doubllui;tlui «UD n( Uio South urunsv Uulldtui;V-'A* lltilshi'd. Uotti uro to botisti UU1 nearly rot*ombloImtairtotno JsvotltUKs t lun places otImstnos*. Tlu»y wiU lie tiullt In rost-UiMitl.il anwtt. Knnisoii and i>eubrl>;htU'lophoiit* usors ftro u> Uo si*rvovl Irotu.ui ;tttract(vc, two •*(< r> brick !>tillil!n*;of Colonial tlvnUu by tho DprlnR ot1932. work on thu tuitMtnt: luivliu* sl-r*'iiJv «t:\rteit.

Come early, siny till after dark,whether from near, or from far

To Bcnrand Islund.

Moii>- things to amuse your mindAnd put your troubles to (U*;lit

At IleiUand Isltuid.

There l.s plenty ol trees far shadeA pluco to pluy baseball

Plenty of 5cats Liave been madeFor the- »ocon»motlrttion a( all

On Bertrand Island.

HTIlOll AlMiriil amiHitlrly orIIU'ICH t.n

tiu-iool

innnhol^n

-llm: m i ovrr. . [ i i i mill hlKhwnyj

tu-h smid

teettt.purt.fi

*oi-|.», Iio«jk H-Jt-XiO, uiul subjec tin i-cfitrlctlou.'t U.H tln-ii'Uv M.>t f(«-tli,

HHINCI tin- f.«imc piftuhwii nvt«y«il to(Hi* lJtirtv ot the ilrnt part, by IhmvllloI'urk KstmrH. I n c . by CUHMI dutcd AuKust2'A, Ui'2\t uiul roeonli'tl BftpUMnbtr 6. ll»'2fl.itni) tlilA inortmmo 1H ulven lo Hi-oiirv uur tof t he imrchtiHP inunoy tli*»rofor.

Tlu* upi.ro*iUni\trim* dodtontrdor ownrt! to tho public nnt\ und nothingheri'lu fuiunlnctt nhnll bo cunMtrtiwt tn

iy conn or plnce UM nn urci'ptuiic*1 ofiy unaccepted wt r*M*t. roiut, uv I'liuo orlKhwny or nny jmrt tlicroof.SECTION 7: Wherever tho curb line

shall lH' r.unbUHhfU heirufu-r un utrvi-tnwherr thr WHIIP hns not yet hron vHtnti*U mild Comimnv nlinll clmnge the lo-cation of it.H IM)1I«S so thnt thP Hiunr nhnllhe within it tut ivdjttc4>nt to the now curbline no estnbUnhed und within MghtconInches tlwrt'of. umm receipt of notleofroru the Doruvt^n Clrrk thnt the curbline hit* bp«n •«» estnbHHhrd.

SECTION 8 Upon nny of thr street*.road A. ftvemiCH nnd htuhwuvs tn thin Dor-outth now of which mny he occupied bythe poh'H or ptvttn of Hi\Ul Now Jersey H«ilTrlephoiu- Company, Its s\u"ces-sors and

d oc any other comimnlet or cur-p H huvtns IORUI nuthorlty u» rrcctaucl mnmtnin poles or JKIHIH, snltt New Jer-sey Bell Tvleirtumt* Connumy and such

un- I execution (ee«.Uttt-eil. July ESth. 1931.

FRED S. MYERS.Sheriff.

tistuI iu Banner—Roekftway Heeord..»33.ia

Nol-irr IH ln'iOrdllliiliCf

lt

nwuy,Ni'W .IiWAI .

u f l b i c k u w u y . i n th i - (•..•

T i l l ! t t u k i ' . h , i 'tl»i*cl t o r u i i u b l l e hr-itiiin- 't i n - T o w u h t i l p ( ' i i i i i i n l l h r

D u t o t i ; J u l y 2'M\i. li);il

H t A K K .1C H n r k of t h o T u v . n . , hI n t h o C f n i n l y ul hN t W J l T r i f y

ST()|(,V(ii: TANK.Dt'livlllo. N. .1

p«t

Cumin iLLe !• U l"vltwk

,'f>/wiwl»U> Hall i

•I <

l In

H t a a r d Time utVant o m r e on the n d1831. for the. f in IIIMIIIIII;5W)r«X) BUllon Wittt-r Morwie ti

I'ltVIlH UlUt tiJHM-lnClltiollIi umy(it t i le oilier irt the 'muu.ihUtMivlUo, New JiTM'y

Ttu* 'n>wiiKlitp t/omiiiltttH'(«M-V*'H ftiut IUIH the rli;lit m rlilt blcfn (>!• Lo «ei't'Pt. the uticJudi tmont will be for tin- tji-rt p

A sure ty *>oiu1Hhtp Cuiunilttei*of tin* cwntrtu^c winfurivlnhed un u mitininHvrUnumxivv ot Hie w

order or the IX'iivlllr| ttn* muoti i i t ot livetruc:t imuit be iU-pnslitiul ut-ri>ni]mny hi-'tttut, in CUHC Hie riililin. In1 will vvtlhU)execute siicli conlriibund.

Bids mUHl, l)r (letilt h e TirtviiHhtp (*t»inmJersey. »n(l pliUnly ii

v l " i ' \ I

y the T\i\v full an

required

| y n W t'l'"wii!thl|>

l (

i i i c l Ist e n iJa

< i ( lu

CALVIN I.AWKKNi'KI t

DAVID SOPIKLI).Township Clerk

IhmftelluniW) bB

n l a n d b

ClialnniO,Cuminim

HIS LUNG SUIT

Father—"Doesn't JQC fciiow havl|say good nlRht?"

Daughter—."I'll say he does!"

JConnumy and such

iHinle1* or coriKirntlons mayt«.>U>H. provltleti thoy can ft

Come and sen this lovely placeAnd enjoy a very pleasant smile

Go home wtUi a tan on your (aceGet som h t h t I h

FIFTY YEARS OFTELEPHONY SEES

SYSTEM CHANGEDModern Service Has Little in

Common With Early Stagesof Development

Tho evolution of nuMvrn u»UV.uuu>m«rvlco omhravos ilu> conu>;\r.nivolyatiort siKin of sllehtly moro than half« contury. hut In ttiat tluu> ctiaiiKtni;«otiUltlo»9 aiul tho Kouorally acr^loratottp«co ot IIC* tuwo itrouRht rovoluthMiary chanson (» tho art which h;w»» lettIlttlo of Iho orUluat itloa oxcopt th»»tutuUtnttttal prlnclplos upon which th.*sctence ot tricphonv |« haae .̂1.

The history o: to1«^hono Oo\olop-mem In Now Jorsoy l\ typical of thaiehroufihont tho country, and a aluJr

or.lof this roall of tho wiiwonv li;»vo boonof tho pro.iont

-vruls that i>ructli-allykalilo Rntns of tolophmath11 Mnc? tho turn

ontury.TIu

ofiilnorm

(no t«Mt»phonctly [>y ono itrw»t(.o »wlu»tit>o:utLi u oro

of

•on

l.atvr small.,*l;u-«\| In sor

tifst of ittoflo In thf• 1 h.niui; tiv.-n tnsUUod ;»t patorali«>ut tho yoar 1ST?, tho year

uliti'U vUvi s.i w tolophono siTvteo InNo» ark. |\\s*»al*'. ("anuloti. Trenton•twl Anbury l»ark- All of those switchboarvln wefo> of nn o,\rly in.iKnoio typo,current »ttillotent to signal the opera-tors t>*ltiR Renerato.l Uy the lurnlnc:of a Hin^ll h:intt-crank at oaoli «ub

34.000 Telephone! in 1900At (ho turn of thn century, twenty

telephone comiKinio-* tn New Jersey

wero scrvluif approxlniACof̂ 34.000tolophono^, at! of thorn magneto oper-ated. Th*s trAH&Uloa of the aerrle*•Inert that Unu\ KuUleJ wholly by new

Got some cheer that la worth whileAt Hertrntul Islnnd.

If your looktim lor u lot ot tunAnd a da>' you won't soon tor^et

Tlie plnoo to go. barriiiK noneIt ts just one sate sure bet

Is on Bertrand Island.. Boat ritUnw all around tho lake

In boms that tire fast or slowTry your luck for goodness sakeOn the various thtinis on show

At Ucrtrand Island.

We tune told you one and all' About New Jersey's beautiful I-land

So pay u a visit, give It a callAnd und out just how grand

Things arc on Bertrand Island.

SCOOTING TIME

sey Bell TWeiilumcCkthor ottio -mnwa to en have or may thereafter

from lUno W> time place on Its poles orin iti main subways and said BoroughKhali indemnify und save harmless RaidTelephone Company from nil claims orMilts for ilarnaKei arising from the ut-tachmem to Its poles or the location mIts main subways ,,f any ouch crwtsarnu.wlrrj op electrical conductor* ujcU by tmiDoiounh. nrtore prucctdlnB with tlw , " *taclimriit ot It.i 5.MU croiutnu mul -or

the name clear duct of irred to. for their rt

! The village doctor was taking a l " » m c »i«n™ '™imoi*"i»m"liS*c«nj>i

!LY 30. 1931 BOCKAWAT BECOKD

MoneyFor Fiscal Year

» < 1 ! school Fund Among

ANNUAL BABY PARAOfc ATHIBERN1A, N. J.. 1931

j!

PERFECT HOSTESS SEE AMERICA FIRST ABSENT-MINDED BEGGAR

SEVEN

BIG BUSINESS: TIE UP A DOZE1*

EhG total

iby Tony)Between the hills of Morris CountyWhere ore mine** once showed bountyIn a quaint little old townWe bee smiles, n'er a frownOf folks both new and quaintAs to health, they show no taint.

i little town we know so well,ore quiet than pen can tell.

.' have their church, their schoolI try to live the Golden Rule

.By working together Just as oneapportioned to | When doing things they want done,$506,346.23, of i

from the i As each July comes rolling around,— i A large gathering can be found

* - - * ' - ' • •" s h a d ees' parade

meetingsnew their

"T«'ll me, my dear, how do youmanage to get the maid up so earlyin the morning?"

'It wall rather clever of me. 1 in-troduced her to the miikman."

Mr. Hoover uses the 'phone morethan any other President. It's muchthe pleasantest way to talk to peoplewho are mad,

"How was the .scenery or. your I Add Pitiful Figures: The Sundaytrip?" [tourist who spied some wonderful

"It ran largely to tooth paste and ' tree blossoms and then discoveredsmoking tobacco." ;he forgot to bring along the ax.

A hick town is a place where the! A man can't get too much creditchoice of a pitcher lor the next game (for his achievements, but he can fordepends on the collection. i his income.

Among the State rights most! Another optimistic note is one ofeagerly preserved is the right to Fed- ours that expects to be paid off oneral aid. ; the first.

"Are you engaged to Bob?""Yes, I have promised to marry

him as soon as he has made his for-tune."

"That isn't an engagement, that'san option. "

. o—.This "dainty sable and ermine

trimmed lingerie" we see advertisedis probably the return of milady's l u rbelow.

Associated Gas and Electric Systemdivided umonK t.hi:

r ,,,.,, (ir.iric.tK of the coun ty

1' i , various t imes ul t h e year.

ill,. |.(,';l.'. of t,riui!>purt"Uon.'•li-ici:; .mil till' iniKiunts t h e y

fjllnw.%:

l|UI Township„,, Hill Townshipmtvllli! Townshipmis I'lnliis H o r m m hprrlsUiwn .mils Township .......puntuin Lukes B o r o i » : h;Arllngt Uormi[;hI, olive TownshipitnmK

)(>. 70(1.4 2ia.i5u.au«,o73.oe

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We hear (he drums, the bugle 1- 1T h e n into line the children fall,And ina i rh uloni;. so lull of cheerwi'i) ro.sl.ume.s new. ukl and (j Her,H.rt-jtrdless ol their drew; or sii'.eKach one i.s a )>cnrl. a human prize.

Njiiel.ecji-lhiit.V'Oite, twenty-fiftli ofJuly.

VOH))!';;ters i(!l, }ee)iu^ very spry;>:*,*'{' (ite exiije.s.'.Mnis on (heir facesA.S they |'el into their ))luecs.Aitti tlicy lire thron^li . hmi (heir funT h r y Ii;,t.eli lo heur wlio has won.

T h e n it,':, hoi iU>[^, ice cream, cake.Or jjiiiybe soda, jolly pop or milk

i;hnl'.e;l.'m't. buljy's day fine, juand, .sublime?Wlicii all ol us enjoy a Hood timeWatch ing the children sinK ami play.An (hey t'.a merrily on their way.

Now a.s ano ther year passes alongl_i«'t us recall an old t ime song,A HoiiK we all Kinis so cheerfully"When You and I were Young

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'I'll* next yi-ur he wnn madeiCTiinr of the Islnnd. mill two yearsler l»' 'o led tin- city .if Sim .Iiinn,t dill miiiir ln'lim San .luaii Hnu-1I11 (Si. John tin' llapilst) ll wns»» lii'ri' 1 hiu he set forth to Hni!ilor nitiken UM'ilil H i " IIM I hi'V rljml; niroil^'hthe s t r o r i s

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•11 mirks w.is established «t KalllnRrwj. iiwir Itli'hiiiniKi, Va.. In 1010. by« VlfRlnhi CIIIIIPIIM.V Imlliwi tniiiblcs"»'N In i'url,v Hiisiiciisliiii and ji«rai«'»t Iron wurks w,.iv vMtiilillHlied nearTO Maw.. In 11m. ,|,,hn Wlnthrop,«i»'Hip ruinuus MiisKiii-hiiHCtlR KOV-*• »'"» ""' l>"liil,.,- of tlu> WKI-UH.

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in; liiimnn uociimchlx, for the Mt'ht thatthey throw on the ennilltlouts of fron-tier life, and for their rellectlon of theold-time ° genuine Hnycr Aspirin«f physicians prescribe

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