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LYNDHURST, NEW ^TH U RSD AY. -MARCH 26, 193«

Sboppm’ Around

Th> B it ty D m S W t M r ifk t out in front with tfca S p ite s Styles ..Vi, -loticed M M » » w ily tail-„red suits in the w M a w and we un jerstand that they a n p m j to be -upa" th is S p rin g .. .d o n t forget thefj.h ioa Show. O O O

On the masculine aide o f the qves- tion. the L.yndherst Hen '* Shop is foinff to to w n .. Jo « ia quit« «n au ,n..i Ly ob eertorial affecta. He is al

tilling 10 helpful —W tions, and ««11 veœ h for their sound-

Friday Night Session t ailed To Lay Plana

For Township DriveLyndhuret's roe W h at too quota f«r

th* (>oae relief f M has beea•et at M M Tat Aaseeeor M w t Wot-ds t re . . a r * v i r « l ~ « V C M . sense need today rantnbut ions are be tag made aiowijr to laeal R*d Oaee

GLASSMANN ELEC TED NEW

ELKS RULERO F TH E PEACEVocational training la ra tu m ta c lb local schools with a ban*. Curtailed three years ago because o f economic conditions. h sn i trmllrtn* has made a 1 slow hut steady comeback in I.ynd- ! hurst. The comeback was autrmemed ! Tuesday niirht when thq Board h i Education approved plans to spend MOO for installation of train ing fac i- ; HUM la the basqrnent of Lincoln ! School.

-lo this school Miss Hermoo Clock U principal. Shy is strongly In f» v „ r a f vocational training and has urged that It b« continued in the local schools. John W sckw iu , chairman of the manual training committee, re­commended appropriation of »400 for the equipment installation.

M r. W ackw its said w ith the money equipment for the teaching o f metal a rt and carpentry work can be taught in the schools.

Other member» were warm In their corroboration of M r W ackw itl’s suit- gMtion.

“ This la a real step forward” ,!Rftm inif ton— ',!.■<util ■ . i . . . „ ¡-.il“ Vocational training is sadly neglect- i ed in Lyndhurst".

Joaeph Costa, chairman of the n p . p ly committee, obtained the appoint­ment o f Dr. George S lattery as school dentist. H is recommendation was un­animously accepted by the board after Mr. Costa pointed out p lan, for the dental clinic are near completion and the board now needs the advice of an experienced dentist.

Dr. S lattery will he paid WOO per year, out o f the »1.200 appropriated Ml the budget for the project.

M r. Costa asserted the board m us? seek suitable headquarters for the in­stallation a f the ib n k . The dentist <n#d be the logys) man to suggest w h «e the beat loeation would be, he j

Local Recorder, How­ever, Commutes Long

SentencesVictor Benedetto, I». of 780 Lake

Avenue, waa sentenced to ten days in the Befrgen County J a i l fa r dis­orderly conduct Monday night by Recorder Joseph Melillo la police court. Later. Recorder Melillo re­lented and ordered the youth re- leaaed today.

Benedetto waa charged w ith being abusive to A rthur Treaschel, Ruth* erford automobile mechanic. Sun­day when Treaaehel « M ' ip JM R Benedetto home in quest of a tardy payment for work done on the Ben­edetto sutombile. Trane hoi told his

It »-»tedly tienied itRecorder Melillo reminded Bene­

detto he had been brought Up in court a short time ago for ft aim-

Health Board Secretary Become« Eleventh Ex­

alted Ruler

Mirabella given aa a tip on Springhairdressing it ’s mannish tailoredcoiffure for Spring.

Can you picture th ia ? Bockwurst and l« e r . . . W rit skip the beer, but we know where yen ran obtain th*finest home made hockwu rst . . . TheStandard M arket.

e e o( lean up fe r Spring . Row is your

wallpaper? K ind o f w orn ? W illiam Hellmieh has one o f the ftneet selec­tions o f w allpaper a ll more reaeon-

long time.e e a

Heard a good oae th is morning at the Stuyvesaat D iner. A customer came in and asked. “ How much aiun t*arger fo r a kid would be with french fries on the side**.. .W e l l bite,

a e eLooks like there Is going to be a

shortage on Clapp’s Baby P W Bet­ter stock up now a t Le vy ’s Pharm acy.

• • •doing some place fa r Easter ?

Clean up that su it now. I f you're not going any place clean it up any­way Drop in and see Sam Feldm an,

o e aThe Reta il G rocer’s Cam paign is

m i neveetheleai M aiuechak h g iv ­ing you the same value that you vmild expect during any sale____tkst's his policy a ll y e « ‘round.

si»L>d in msintainiag it wan Tron­ic hel*» fault. Recorder M e lillo or­dered him locked up. ,

Angelo Mastandre of 314 M ilburn Avenue was sentenced to t w ent* dsya In the Bergen County Ja il, hut his sentence, too. waa shortened to aa hear la a eatt.

TN? nun, a W P A worker, was chaiged with being drunk and d is­orderly by his wife. She «aid, alao, he spent his W P A checks oa liquor.

A fter Recorder Mel I Ho bad sen- U:DC._-d the maa, Mrs. Maatandre

Help i r a r t s n te

No Objection Against Name

Change BillNational Honor

Society Will Indnct Officers

of a dental chhiv. Dr. S lattery aomr years ago urged the board to-con­sider the installation of such a clipic. His name was prominent among thosein line for the post and his appoint­ment did not come aa a surprise.

Mrs. Jacob B . Groenetjriyke proteat - ed the appeiatment, arguing that the expense is unnecessary. *

“ W here w ill the m oney com e from ? ” she asked.

Mr. Coeta pointed out the Ixiard had appropriau-d m oney fo r the p ro ­ject in the Ihst budget.

Mrs. Greenendj k»* reiterated her ob­jection to making s museum of River Road echool st the expense of the, taxpayers. She also continued her ob­jections to using the b uilding fo r school room purposes.

Marked By Peace and Quiet Thuraday

The National Honor Society of the l.yndhurst H igh School w ill ini- tiste new members today at the auditorium. The new members will r>vt- talks, desaoaatrationa and ex-

Meyer, .«arjorie Procknek. Ruth H >. kgtraseer, Pau la Thompeon, Ed- ward Walker, Gertrude Groenendyke.

iea, ( harles Druhl. B ea trice Me Kin- lsy. '.eorge Meoaarhakes and MarthaTylicki.

Ht v. Harry Olsen Speaks To Women

The Rev. H a rry A . Olsen of the Clinton Avenue Reformed church at I'Tgenfteld was the speaker at the lyndhurst Bible Claea for Women h*l.i I ueaday afternoon at the Metho di*t K pi sco pal church with about »¡*ty women present. There were »venteen guesta, ssoet of whom came from K very woman's Bib le Class of r.utherferd.

Mrs. Fred Hescock. president, was » harge of deveUona with Mrs. Ro ^ rt L Fias to land the staging and Mr* Joaeph Frasabeeh at the piano

1 outlining his lessee an the la ­ment a f M ary saointing Jesus, the w v. Olsen called aUeaUon te the tu t that M ary gave her beat, she *»ve cheerfully, the did wfcat she, "*•« and thus there has come to her

Local Students At Newark C. E

Chankalian, Painter and Thoulic Active At

School

PETER SABINO COMPLETES HIS FIFTY SECOND NOVENA"f Arlington this Thursday afternoon.

I .d ies w ill mset at the corner of tidga Road aod Va lley Brook ave »»»• at two »‘deck.

The local claM w ill alao visit the <!ass taught by the B e . Olsew at h- r*n lU ld “ >me tisne la May.

s '<t tuaaday a h e r s r a the apeak ” tiera will ba the Bav. J . A . M 0m

"ranga. formerly of Ariiagton. Iv .r y aomaa is n v iled to »naa<

Tw w tyYeerO f M. E. Sabbath School Itans

Active ia the l.yndhwat orgaaisa ■n are young SKadaiTa parante.

been president of the college Badi ■ Chib which takes a very prominent part la the various student activities.

A ll the local youths graduated from Lyndhorst High School where Chan kalian played basketball and foot­ball. while Thoulic WSÌS manager << the high school ha.ketb.ll Mam P a n ­ter was active in Radio and Aviation

of the New Jv a e y S tata D eportarm i of Spanish America» W a r Veterans, and M rs H enriette Shadall. prasant president of that organlM Uua's state aaatliary.

The eenU.r Shadell » M uwatmaaMc at th- affair attended h» more than inn Mrs. Mtadell w a oss a f the

Raad Memorisi Church Saadsy School ( eie-

• bratea 20th Birthda>I t Council and (ileo C lab. Shadell r r ls . Ethel. M ildred and lfc>r

->------ -------- r othy. a ll members a f the Lad ite '( X X ’ A p p l i c a t i o n s Auxiliary U w . Shade«, yeoagaet

. hild IS saaro t of the wgtthW ». w illiam Connolly, director of the ►'•o»k J hnehler. nnmmseder a f

iwash p’s rehabilitation depart l.yndhnret romp, ,ras.atad ineigaiasant. an o aa red today V hae been to the young mesahasa a f M ath«eiked 1« obtain a Hst of name, of , C s a » Tha Iw g a iu w ttlh a w a rt sasaths desiring to attend C . C . C ihe sieaeaa Vaang Sbadati m M« p a AH are eligible for ap the m UgalM far Ma e<aaata«ha.Mntmant. My CaawaUy la at his M r» Shad.il rasaatly M the aaal- flee h a • A M. te 4 f M to , liary , r .a d M r y vacated by tha death

PA G E T W O TH E COM M ERCIAL LEA D ER

The Commercial Leader. j Published Every Thursday by

T H E C O M M E R C IA L L E A D E R CO .. I n c .356 Valley Brook Avenue

Telephone Rutherford 2-4200— 4201Fred S. Berner Editor

Ernest J. Dabtnett . . . . Secty. and Trcdj.William E. Kaempf Adv. Mgr.

LVNW Hl RST, N EW JER S E Y , THURSD AY, MARCH M , 1936

Finding the Fireby Vic Schreckenstein

HELP THE RED CROSSI T is not beyond the rea lm s of p o M ib iltty th a t Lyndhurst

som e day w ill su ite r flood dam age. In 1902 the Passaic R ive r l ic k id the cu rbs of Sfuvvesant Avenue and had there been a qu ick thaw th is yea r our lo w e r section ce rta in ly w ou ldh ave suffered.

Keep th is in m ind w h en the lo ca l ch ap te r o l the Red Cross asks you to con tribu te for the flood sufferers a ll over the country. _ _____________________ . _ ____________

It is d ifficu lt lo r us, on h igh , d ry land to im ag ine the terrib le tfjlte ring undergone in the flood areas. Som e relief must be g iven them .

Lyn d h u rst shou ld g ive h e a v ily . The $300 q uota set for Lyn d h u rst is p a in fu lly sm a ll T h e Lyn d h u rst contribution should at least be $500!

A fter the busines* meeting of the department last F ridsy night, a so­cial wee bald. Mre. Jugs tetters son John, the department humorist enter­tained with* a number of old songs. Before the night wS* very old Chuck had every one in the house singing. Several friends were guests of the firemen and liquid refreshments, and hot potatoe chips were served. A pleasant evening spent, was the ver­dict of the gathering.

Jim Prendergast. member of Track Co. No. 1 is the proud daddy o f a young daughter Congratulations Jim . Of course the boys say any brand of cigars are OK. They are at hend- quartera, every Friday night

"The Fireman’s Motto: Faithful to duty — True to frieodtfilp.NThe department received a call from

box 72. Sunday mornin* at 4 A. M.An automobile caught Are, but was extinguished before the boys got there; and were they mad. Getting up from a warm bed at 4 A. M. is not so pleasant.

» 1 •A department meeting was held at

fire headquarters Friday evening, the purpose of the meeting was to fo r­mulate plans for the 60th Anniver­sary of the department. Chisf Pren- dergast appointed a committee to outline plans and make some recom­mendations, as to what feetivity the department should enter into, to make this WKh Anniversary a gala event

Ralph Pavero has discarded his cane, and is about agaia. Ralph had broken hie knee cap about 6 months ago and was getting along nicely, when he had the m.af-.itune •, I. ping over some iron trim on a set of stone step*, where he is employed, which of course set him back several months.

• • •The committee in charge of for­

mulating plans for the 50th Ann v sary of the department are to m at headquarters Tuesday evening at8 o’clock. When their plans are com pie ted, they will report back to the department for approval of their

A committee was appointed to take care of the memorial services, which are held each year, for the departed comrades-of the departmnt.

The services will he held ia May.

READERSand

WRITERSA r t h u r F. Lane R. V . Mac Dowell

or higher stature, tnat speak logd

CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATIONC IT Y of I v n Jh u rs t. T o w n s h ip o l Lyndhurst

T o the ears of lo ca l res idents T o w n sh ip of Lyndhurst •foies not connote r u n l i t y . W e kn ow that Lyn d h u rst is lar beyond the rural stages, tha t Lyndhurst is a small c ity .

B u t J o outsiders kn ow th is, p articu la rly those that live in cities'- Fo r them T o w n s h ip of Lyndhurst must d raw up v is ion s of a ru ral m u n ic ipa lity .

S o there seem s to be som e advantages to having L y n d ­hurst kn ow n as a c ity instead of a township.

T h is new sp ap er favo rs the change of c lassification . It ta vo rs the change although it does not feci that any great

~ « e i i i f i t i w m It fc ru e f f lM T T If t " t t n f f g r C ity ot T.yndfinrst rtoes st .ind better than T o w n sh ip of Lyndhurst.

Bu t the change of class ification w ill make the m u­n ic ip a lity no better. It win not reclaaafly ou r c t t iie n ry , it w ill not e rase certa in vic ious, ob jectionab le*features of Lyndhurst. H u t it w ill be an im provem ent and w e speak heartily for It. T h o se w h o see p o lit ica l m otivations in M ayo r B o g le 's move m ust be m isg u iJcd since e ve ry ind ication Is the rec la ss if ica ­tion w il l be nom inal on ly and that our governm ent w ill con- t t o > to be com m itted to the W a ls h Act.

Th e re Jo e s appear to be some derogatory im p lication con ta ined in the name tow nship . O ut ol the num ber of tow nsh ips in N ew Jersey , on ly three are listed in the ro a d m ap put out by the Assoc iation of M unfcica lities . W h e th e r th is is b e ­cause c iv ic organizations of the tow nships have been lax in stressing the need o* includ ing the nam es of the ir m u n ic ipa l­ities on the m aos is a matter for conjecture-

Yet, T eaneck township is the fastest g ro w in g com m unity of its s ire in the United States. A pparen tly , the title of town- ship has not h indered Its grow th . U ndoub ted ly, a good rep utution speaks far louder than a fancy nam e and to tne end of obtain ing a got.d reputation, I yndhorst should w ork .

A thought on the com parison betw een Lyn d h u rs t and Teaneck . T ca n eck ’s designation as a to w n sh ip m aye be a benefit there. T ean eck is s tr ic t ly a res identia l com m unity and its title ol tow nsh ip , connotating as it does ru ra lity , w o u lJ be a ttractive to c ity d w e lle rs seek ing s coun try p lace to th e . (T h e n again, its c ity m anager lo rm of governm ent and its w idesoread p u b lic ity m ay h ave h e lp ed !)

Lyndhurst is a business com m unity. A s the C ity of L y n d ­hurst it stresses th is ch a ra c te r. Another argum ent in favor of the reclassification.

Shepherd Will , Talk On Junior

High For TownW s were told today f>y Dr. Lamont

| from Rutgers .University, that be- j hind the plot of every story hi a con­flict. Well, the plot of this story is

I getting better education for our children, or at lenat, keeping the

NEEDED IMPROVEMENTSA L O O K around the to w n sh ip w ill revea l se ve ra l needed

im provem ents, s ligh t th ings, but necessary. Residen ts w h o aae n d l I n r O V t a K n t s should not hesitate to bring them to the atten tion of loca l offic ia ls e ither p e rson a lly or thruugh th is new sp ap er whose co lum ns are always open lor constructive co m m en t» ^

Fo r m any m onths the need for a public telephone in the T o w n H a ll has been felt. It w ou ld save m oney and tim e. T h e tow nsh ip w ou ld save m oney because fo lks desiring to ca ll outaftde IM U b an w o u ld not then h.jve to ask the desk sergeant or em p loyees In o ther office» for use of the telephone. T h e public booth could be p laced e ither In the T a x O ffice floor m c lose to police head q uarte rs on the basem ent floor. Here is an im provem ent that h as cried for som ething to be done for m onths. T h e suggestion is passed on to Com m issioner K rcs lin .

How m any h ave le lt the* needless w aste o l tim e the tra f­fic beacon on b tu yvesan t and Second Avenue occasions ?

T h e M gM works i l w J B y a ll da\ and all n ight although traffic on both streets Is ligh t. Pe rh ap s , the green and red M 0 l l i a re iM p o 'tu n w ln r. i c s m iv .n r going to Ot from the tra ins. B u t po lice a lw a y s patro l the section at these hours. F ith e r the ligh t rfhould be put on a period ic go and stop system during rush hou r* and a w arn ing flicke r schedule the rest of tne tim e or It should be m ade a flicke r light lo r a lt tim e.

If a light is e ven tu a lly p laced a l T e n F y c k Avenue and R id g e R o u J, It is to be hoped it w ill be of the w arn ing flicke r type. C e rta in ly , traffic ia not heavy enough at the juncture to halt traffic a s it w lN be halted if a stop and go s igna l is p laced there. A flicke r ligh t w i l l 'b e sufficient to slow m otorists d o w n at the crossings.

Tavern Number - To Be Limited j

After July 1The L | ndhurst B oaru f Cornmis '

Stonei s t««»k steps ThuraOu'. s ig h t In lim it the number of tavern, in the township.

A fta r Ju ly 1. »he number that* »pen « i l l be the number that to al lewad in Lyndhurm. Thoee aeeking to «•pen MMpa we*« unlit one of the licensed plarae «lose* down.

T his w as w w todU d In e resolution*' a d o p t« ) t o th e hoard

T h e re are th ir ty » ik * ta v e rn s In '

Books are menand the only n _ __for future to henr.~— E l i abeth Barrett Brown i * ^

• • *

G u i n e a P i * » N o M o r eBy J . B . Matthews

After rending this, one ha* the impr -ssion that lurking in the sha- dow.* of every business enterprise is the goblin called “ G Y P ” . The consumers have been the produo?r'.s “ guinea pigs” fo r e long time say* M r Matthews. He givee aeventy five illustration showing how th< public is a,rhi*<tedn by adulteration, substitution, misrepresentation, mon­opoly thtough patents, suppress ior of invention and short weights.

Only by educating the consumer can the hnsiness system be im prev.nl. The author cites the effect ire work being done in a California high s d a d aad the Newark, N. J library to expo** inferior quslitj merchandise and food-stuffs. After education corns* the w ithdrawal of patrowapr» and preesure on the gov-

i tmment. A t the end of this volume I is an appendix by Oscar 8. Cox.

Ae»*t. Corp. Counsel o f N . Y . en utk^d “ An Enabling A ct Fo r a Dept of the Consumer“ . This act would combine the many bureaus which

j new are ac a tiered throughout sev- ! eral h p a U ss a ta . I t eosld i, wort

darisivety in favor of tha n niumer | instead of shooting ineffectively, like ■ jd h t f fa a lata a field of hay. a»

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LEADERETTES

. ,.:-uiu<»jda wc M y. now. The-coftflicU Rweh-QWa 'of i alias ideals va money or rather the | lark of it. The hero is going to be Mr. Shepherd, when today Tharsday

! afternoon, March 2Ath, at the Je f ­ferson P T A meeting, in the Je f fe r ­son school, he will present the “ Ad­vantages of a Jun io r High School."

At the present time, Lyndhurst psrents are thrusting forth their chests in pride snd rightly so. Our grsduates are welcome in the leading halls of higher learning and when the time comae to leave them, they bring back added laurels. This Is as it should be. But, Mr. and Mrs.Lyndhurst, we must keep it so! Ju s t imagine what a tragedy it would be! if the appl<‘ <>f one of our-eyes, full of hope and ambition, found him-1 self not qualifying at the portals o f ; the college of his choice.

We can’t afford to become smug and complacent. The conflict Is al­ways there. W e have no choice in accepting it. . I t is ours and we must become wise in the ways of dealing with it. One way of equipping our­selves is by gaining the proper know­ledge of our conditions. Who is bet­ter able to give this to us than one facing the situation day in and day aut.

M r Shepherd is going to speak In the plate of Dr. Doroth^ Ruef who we* scheduled to appear at our next meeting.

Mian W yko ff in her delightful way

Create Paint And Make Befieve

B y W . FR A N C O E U R

I t is a suturising fact that theat rica li have a very strong “ pulì” witfc I *most of us. When I say thia, I beve , ..In raind that old tru . akytnic that * * th * « V * ? rra lsu o n“ all Mi. worid'i a a la * . ." »"«¡»«akinK. Mr

U t , i . tuH or play attin*. Each “ * '* * " * * rt '* ***•on. of.ua ha. oor con.rdi.., ò « » a , *™* m y‘ •bov.‘— I tragedie, in olir <-»rv4»v Itr- 1 “ *• *r’~ wlU » * • "r n r y t e y Ufr. '

• ■ iB l i y g M un i i

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will sing for us. The hospitable lad­ies who always see to our creeture1 seen sny of Petes cuinfud*. » i l i great the mwnvbere S* y«*» have »»•issed 3:1ft. j am reeommendiag

At the invitation of Dr. Roy L. Shaffer, principal of the Jersey City Normal School, the following "seein” is believing” mothers visited the school Tueedsy afternoon. Mrs. John Kick, Mrs. Chas. Prang, Mrs. A. Kuehn, Mrs. A Platt, Mrs. H. Sum- merton, Mrs. Geo. Downie, Mrs. W. B- Vas Der Beek, M rs. Ed. Bussing. and 1 rs . M. Maenon

By b K A I R U F FON TAN

________ __ o f a part a . we g i ! * • * * « « point.*through life. W e never think of these Ssppenings till we se-.- them on the stage, then we laugh or we cry over them. Isn 't this true?

Everyone of us has theatrical a- b ility, bat lots of us could aever appear on the stage and perform be­fore the public, yet we arv always performing, ever acting, at home, at our werk aad on the street.

The desire for theatrical expers- ■ion on the stage ia found in our younger folka. Even the tinieat tot doesn't need any coaximc to get out there on a -tag and sing a song or do a tap dance for us. And believe you me, 1 enjoy seeing theer young alarm perferasinir very much.

Development of thentrwal talent is nothing new. I t has always been done. F irs t fom hear of one theatre staging aa amateur night for the developent of this art, th«n anotb-r . theatre has the *ame thing.

In olden days amateur nights were for the brave. Th?y were staged to ' Hage make the <aah customers laugh w ith “ the hook", alapatick and nu­merous mechanical propa to create fun. Bu t today these night* are staged to d-velap theatrical talent.

On Friday evening of this week, the Hits Th.-atre Is staging such a night, under the direction of my geud friend am* genial master of «.»re*

ies, Pete I snahsn. I f you haven't nights aad 1’

Friday night at

M E A T A N D BO O K S The tendency of the day in re­

tailing seems to be a reverting to the old fashioned general store. A new quirk in merchandising was die*

I cover si recently in Teaneck. A j butcher ma<ie a novel display of,

leg« of lamb and copies o f th< book “ You Muet Ent M eat", by Dr Ju tte . His meat sales have jumped but, s i yet, h? has sold none of the h oks. His cu>tomers can’t get used to the idea of purchasing their read­ing material from a butcher— yet!

I>onf;fe!low'e United States had th? of appointing % Poet Laur­

eate. Henry Wadsworth I/>ngfellow wvtitd have been chosen. H is baau; tifu l poems snd v*rse< have been the inspiration and relaxation of thousand; H is death <.n March 24 1SSS cauaed great sorrow. The her

i he left ua keeps him alive ia our K-arts. H is thoughts ■ene ss guide poets to lead ur tkeeagh Ufa.**Eve ry quivering t mgue of flsme, S eaaa la murmur soma great name, Seems to my to me, "A sp ire !M No endsavttr is ia vain;Its reward is ia the doing.And the rapture of pursuing Is the prise of vanquished gain."

r » •B an n t additions the byndbnrat

lasrary are; Grata of W heat by T.th . Rrt» ThMrtw <or a » « « m in i i J . K n n t ; T W r .1, A I way« i*i»U-rtainment. t«>. by K E . C a r r a i D«ad or

— -• - A live by P. W entworth; MarriageMrs. Jack Laos e f 101» Fern Ave- by Conqweet by W. Deeping; ^Set-

nue is ill at the 9t. Mary s Hoapita. x«ia> to Moaday by P. Carleton;in Paaaaic where she umierwent an Why Keep Them A live by P. Deoperation. ' K ra if ; IHctatorship by R. A. Goslin.

Another Typical Men’s Shop

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Mr. Jeremiah (Jerry, to you!) Bello speaks forth to4iy on the problems ot a little appreciated art« , the guy who clips tickets far you at th<? movie entrance. Jerry is the smiting young man who dees that little job for the Ritz Theatre when hi is not assistant managenng ror Manager Al Zanbtlirt. They’r* ofv a size, by the way, and wh-n they go into action looking fr*. the toughies who're making too much noise, they lock like an army of determined Napoleons. Mr. Bello has taken some spar.’ moments to compose an epistle on the pains and agonies of the movie business Without further ado, but with ffluch pleasure,I give it to you:

Did it ever occur to you that it takes a l kinds »nd types of people to make a world and that you are on« of these people? W hat is more important in life than mingling and having personal contacts with all type* 6i person- knowing their likes and dislikes, and what they are rwllymade of. f

W ell, where I have been employed for the past (our years I have had the pleasure of seeing approximatdy dght thousand people a week. Among these people I have ta^ed and mingled with all. To me this kind of experience is as important as a college education. There are people who will always give you that pleasant greeting and a few kind words which makes a person start the day right. T|esc people are. pleased and satisfied to see, understand, and en­joy such pictures as "Les MiseraHes-, "Henry the Eighth ‘House of Rothchild-, ‘Imitation of Life*, ‘Magnificent Ob session'. Tale of Two Gties’, and many other production-, of this calibre while other people during the same perfor­mance ate not at ease, restless and uncomfortable.

W e are all different and now we have people whr are not serious in life and not as hard to satisfy and eSfoy seeing musical hits, which really are entertaining: ‘Cpld Diggers', ‘F<x tltght Parade’, T h e Big Broadcast', 'ti)b- erta', ‘Thanks A Millu.n', and other later musicals. J j

Now we come to the type of person that lilt:* tn jp pietyfe» with plenty <<f thrills an4 Uoded with action, fa* going pictures with no story that is long drawn or too far­fetched. Last but not least, you can satisfy some with quan­tity and not quality Give them « comedy, a Mickey Mouse, a Popeye, a colored cartoon, a short, a double feature pro­gram and something for nothing and they go home well satisfied, although you will receive some kind of c&nplaint such as "W hat, no Betty Boop?", this it some dump.

Remember what I said in the beginning? you re­alize it takes all kinds of p-'ople to make a world?

Of course, ycu cannot blame a person for not wanting to see a heavy drama too often because goodness knows wt get enough of that right in their own homes. Most people like to retire frtwi their duties and reheve themselves of that mental fatigue, or physical and manual labor, and see some thing with plenty of comedy and a I t of laughs, which give* them a new Ught on life for a while, ¡jo it lU A 4 S a F why not forget your troubles and come to the Ritz Lynd­hurst, your own hnuse of amusement and enjoy happiness, the place where you will always see a well balanced show, meet your friends and make new ones.

Yes, you will really find happiness in your own home town theatre, talk, laugh and smoke to your heart’s content.I am afraid it is getting late and very near time to open.So, let's meet you at the Ritz. Tickets please.

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Heaven forgive me for intimating it, but I attended a Sat urday matinee at the Ritz Saturday and enjoyed it treswndouslv . . . . I mean the experience of sitting among 1,000 young*0' while their serial, and feature pictures ran off. . . .H ow those kids enjoyed themselves... When the hert*» marched aeros- th screen they thundered cheers. ■ ■ .W hen the villains .1" on, they hissed until their eyes hung cn thread».- . ..W h a t > riot! And then there were the kids who. would joonce bsck and forth, from their seats to the toilet, from the toilet to their seats. What a riot, what a riot! .

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The Crankshaws have some pictures taken when Doug Fairbanks was makino motion picture tS rfltn along the Pas;

Bsaie That was before the gas attack down there JohnMcKenzie doesn't do a had job on a frankfurter dewn at Sirl’s Inn on lark Avenue... .Not bad at a ll. ... A t an added at­traction Sirl is featuring this week some Mexican goulash which will bum an inch and one half off yc-ir Mnsdt. Guaranteed, too .. s.But chief among the delectable dishes Lyndhurst hat to ci­lia is the Escallrpmo d; Veal served at DeLucca's on Valley Brook Avenue. . . . It's a work cf art, that smoking platter of meat ck*w up in the tastiest sauce these lips have ever smack ed o'er. “ , - ■. '■**

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By The OBSERVER RED CROSS.. Flood Relief

The Rutherford National Hank has Ix-on asked to accept contributions for the Red Cross Flood Re­lief and to forward the funds as rapidly as th» > come in. The need is urgent. “Report« received in; dirate over 400.000 persons in eleven stages driven from home* in Hooded areas", wires the National Kid < ross. ft tt 4 f t l i

Donation« may be made at any of our five banks.

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Europe, round the w o rld o r just oa a■

vacation, you must see the Annual

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w ill be a part o f the Sunday, M arch

— Mr«. E . Van M eier Coitaina of 444 E lm street gave a card party at liar home Monday afternoon for th« benefit of the Parent T w W r Ch-.ru» o f Lyndhurst. Protect* fur üm affair

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E A S T R U T H E R F O R D « C A R IS T A D T • IY N O H U R S Tarili he uaed tu pervhaae gowna intha fall. Eleven tabi«>s »«• r»< in play

U n . Cn— la i « a » a t t i l la i by Mm Frederick Saum. Mr*. Adolph Keck eiaaen, Mr*. W a lte r kolheim ami Mm. Harold Dehn.

— Ju n io r Auxiliary o f the Harold <3. B a r r in g e r Pont, American Legion w ill ^old a fashion ahow and rardparty April S. M r a. A . H. Armstrong will take charge.

• • •-Ladies’ Aid Society of tbe Weat

m inster Church will meet this a f ­ternoon at the church hall.

• • a— Mrs. Robert Sauer was reelected president of the Lyndhurst Book and Music Club at a meeting Thursday

m - -the-c+ob- 'hou— O therofficers elected were: vfca president. Mr*, tieonrr H. Roch; treasurer, Mr*.Win thing ton Holman; federation sec- reiary, Mi a. Celina Wheaton; and Recording secretary, M iss E lla Schreckenntein.

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M r arMl Mrs. Ja ck Ixm g of Sixth street left last night for Harris- burgh, Pa., wiiere they w ill viait for several days with relatives.

—Sigm a Chi o f the Weetnrinatrr Piaabyterian Church met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Charles Klrachiier of Sixth street.SERVICE BRAKE CO- Ladies’ Aid Society of the West minster Presbyterian Church w ill held a silver tea a t the >basSh hall this afternoon. Mrs. Harold A. W ells and Mrs. A , J , /.oilman are in charge.

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the home of Mrs. I ¿ruis Meyer of 621 F ifth avenue.

L O IS R I TH BORN A daughter Lois Ruth, has lieen

horn to Rev. and Mrs. Frederú Buchholtx of Park avenue. Lynd- hursl, at the West Hudson Hospital Rev. Buchholu is pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Mr*. Frank Hranderiburg of Jau n ­t y avenue. North Arlington, was hostess at her home yesterday a f ­ternoon at sn Ir ish Tea in honor of Vesta Chapter. O rder of the Eastern

— Literature and Drama department of the Lyndhurst Woman’s Club met Wednesdsy at the home of Mrs. Jo s ­eph Aldridge of 113 Js y avenue. ST A N D -0* FT s trie cae of ih*~ e ll wim M H W

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— Patriotic Order of Americans will hold a card party March SMth at the home of Mra. Jam es llopkina of fct Garfield place.

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COLLECIATES P LA Y TEAM O F B ELLEV ILLE H IG H .

SCHOOL STARS IN FINALEnt*n;

»nightinywhich will *ettle

question will be decided tonij the High School gymnasium-as to whether a good high school team can

| take oyer a good senior adiateur lea in when the team* <rf Belleville High School and the Lytldhurit Col-

I legiate* collide ta a grand slaifc Den-W ith the season coming to a dose, pr(»bably th e last night t*l Clink benefit in a progrkm of

basketball and dancing.rtiuaic of Ed

Robertson's A lta M oro ►»and will swing into action and continue until 9 : IS o’clock frt»*n whefce Charles Christ will start off the !<tng aWaited tilt. Mote dancing is on fhe schedule during the Intermission knd follow­ing the game. l l ie admission price

remain the M m c an the Sunday

Basketball and Dancing TonifhtV ’ith the season coming to a close, probably

game of the sea*« will be played tonight between the visiting ,“ k',tb*1' *"* d*l’cln* I».» it.. t . i j r:._ : . 1 t.Z Ji.. > «•“ <»•■?> >*•*Belleville High School fi\r and the Lyndhurst Coflegiates, reg

TVntal Clinic exhibitors. at the High School gyrni Tlic question of why bring ih a fii^h school team for the

nnasium

game has arisen. A t the state tiMtniitient games this season and in the A. A . U . play-offs the question as to whether agood achuol team can take the hide of a good senior team came _ _ __________ ____ _____up lor dtecusgKm and the hooking manager of the Collegiate* .(Tain, t*,inyd*« centa, enehat 2 attempted to experiment with the statement last Sunday by e*ttln*booking the h w iic High School team to be called the AU Stars. ,n BetieriHs taw wiH be ted by but the day bclur.* the game the lad handling the All-Stars got FTaqV "Jurne'' t'arrm*hdr, aft-state the writer on the phone and asked for a guarantee which was ' 'mb*r from »forward po*t with R»y

1 . 1 _ i L ■ • l xj rrv- j l Meehan, the boy who holds h!*halms)« Urge enough to bnng in the House or David or the De-1 ¡„ a tournament *a«w «ken hetroit Clowns nr swtie IP «id pro dub (Kfnrts to bring the Ruth- ae-nonted for J i point« nfam<t p«t- erfori YM O A of Rutrierf<ird was a ** etpense T Will ) y ,

The sporting Nkh I of Belleville has kept the Sunday *ftt)t- ; (;»ony,hl wte wort, the aid« pivot noim y.un.'s going by their high percentage ey«Ty week an j perfection. Back cosrt «411 seetonight an « S r fW in g crowd of Essex County sport followers tE . inWill tile ill the local gymnasium. I reserve Will he Marshall, Strjewski

Getting down to n night's tilt, it sfeould he a thriller in t*nd Sonck.many rcspects Manv ay that the High School boys will be Ilost when th; 04legiates play their rough dose-guarding game.

The Collegiate« w ill remkin in tact with the team that won thirty five out of forty throe games this

Sillery LyceumTo Play Sunday1

speaker. August KircbdtoerfAv; presi- dent^ o f tbe H o ly N am e, So c ie ty of Bergen County, w ill ab*> speak.

A iargi cobimittee i§ assisting Mr Aajus^hak. John O’Shea heads the

j ticket sale unit which also includes John St. Peter, Michael Reagan ami Hertry SI. PfcCer. Entertainment ix la*-* mg arranged by An inert*y St. Prter and Hugh ReiUy. L'sh^is are Fred

I Abate, M«trtin Carrig, .Stephen Under­hill, Frank' p'Ak*i. A rthur Amrein

—— and Arthur Lear. Chairs and COlilcThe Sillery Lyceum s ilt again at- arrangements an* in the hards oftempt to poll out rtf their lor.* slumr Jame- Kearns, Edward Hoasr-n end

this Sunday night ia the Wekt-Hudr >r Thomas Fahey.Esaex League whe:. they play the j Tonrts o f Itearru *+•- '>•**- 'tied fo r firtt place

Sillery sMWnmce.i li he will ha*e Frank Rumi^felon B illy Muhlleaen at the forward l^r ths; A! McNinch will jump center and Lou Meyer ami ‘Hawk’’ R>a ■ will perfotm in bark • < urt. In re serve w ill be th | M w U o i i brotherr, !Charte. Ohriat »nd IJotin. . . J T W Italian Am erVan f c i t l S f l

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Violata Pollar*To Sing April 26

In Passaic Operawith dancing and a girls' f i in i on the program.

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RECORD CROWD EXPECTED AT

H .N . BREAKFAST

Ran tor’s Auditcrum , I ’asaait. Ap­ril 28, it was decided last w»ek at a meeting in the Rutherford Bor­ough H il l . That the daughter of one ci tbe league’s member« will * tb* appear hi th* productkn htr. a* rotir^d interest in the show.

She is Violetta PoDara, daughter of Jofeeph Pollara^ active member of -tbe league. Tbe opera isliaccL” Mia« Pollara recently yang , . _in the Salcn of Corncgv* Hall and I v C T . I v U i p h o f t X C

Bergen County

Elaine S te e leWins Office

Travers Place (iirl Ac­tive In Wooster Col­

lege In OhioW oo jie* O. — M i« EW n e Stcej«,

d«UKt*T of H r. « 1« A n . C la re«* A. Etcele. 267 T ra v e l, place.' hurst, a .»mwr here at Wooater^ha, been d ec* d president of the Admin istrative Board of the Women’s Se ll Government Asaociation.

Ev^ry girl enrolled at the Colleg* of ;Wpo*ter automatically become« *

iju e a b t r of the Women’» Se lf Govern { roetUvAssot iation.I Tha. controll^«* body of this or-

gani^stion i# tHe Women’a Self^ Gov- j einnM»t Clflacil, tompoaed ot tk* )»- j dtciai and adm in is trative boarda*

An ione the dune* o f tbe organisa- ■ I*«« t# w. f o r » tbe ru lea , enforced by the council, g ove rn ing the g irls , j living , in W oo ster’s fiye dorm itories, Holden H a ll, Holden 1%nnex. H oo ver C o l t * * , M ille r M an o r, Babcock and

« on -campua hotaaes.T h e iiew council w i l l be sworn into

office just a fte r Wooeter’s sp ring re- ccsa, which ends A p r il 7, and then Serve« until sp ring a<eceas o f the fol-

Pag- i ,ov' ',n* school year.

MODERNW a l l p a p e r

Â, TTRACTIVE styHzej Jesignt In new color

eltects. Many are waah^able- ill are n tg a M b li priced. ConauU us first!

but the people that s.iy that have never witnessed Joe Zuui" and ( oach w a iter L illey « i l lBus CSurhtf. a couple of footballers in action and joe F*^', [‘fm*. r M « C & lX L M [ ;

Kruckmefer, Charley SchniedfT and W alt Rowe.

Newark Bears Look Good With

New Manager

will referee the

and Bus Gausphtfl, a couple of fcxjtballers in action and joe Tully, the toiKhdi-wn machine on the gridiron is no slouch

are the scoring twins, Junie Carragher and Ray Meehan So if you Lyndhurst folks want to be taught a little school 4 Vr’-bt.-h tsJ-very tvidly needed) » hit (if a<iv ji:e would bc

to attend tmight's game as only last week N M k High School w.ts acclaimed th.- school for having the largest following by many leading scribes.

Messrs. Arthur Mundy and Guy Savino who are co-pro-nii *ing tins affair for the Dental Clinic have come down so low in fixing the admission prices of twenty five cents for adults ■nid fifteen cents for the school girls and boy* that a suggeston of having a ‘"hat" passed ¿round at the game has come up.

The doors tonight swing open at 7:4t o'clock with danc­ing at 8 o'clt .Ic until 9 :IT o'clock and during the intermission and toll wing the game Music w il l he wppM hy Ed R<+iert- •jih's Alta Mom orchestra and Ohtppy (Ihrist basketball game.

Stat«? W m H b f Moat an Sanday . . .Down at I'nion this Saturday are the annual High Sdiool

wrestling championship« where the local Oolden Bears are -ex- pected to compete very bir in.

The I s als, second year on the mat, have made a (wine fur the s. Iv«il by its impressive twwd sAtch mchides two wins over Roselle I’ irk, one i vrr Lodi and * tie. two victiwies at St Oeelia and I riion HiH and Monday Mf|ht dosed its regu- l.i r sealsin with a decisive victory over Hie Rutherford YM CA

Fxrci ft'i! to cr-mpct; Saturday wil! he Benny Cspaccfti in tin loo pound class. Vincent Fatemo, Richard Whitting, Paul ( ’ ■p -ii Frank IMlara, Tom Cash, Victcr Shlibvinia, Sata Tan-nelk,i Mnr-if others.

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Al LaTronica had the Kneballers ever at the High SchixJ outdoors Tuesday, for the tirst w»:h Hair pfeym fi> ewrysiti'm . . . . th , largest s^uad ih many years.. . .rred Tschasc

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Sebring, Fla. Manager Oarar V itt of the Newark Bear» ia a serious minded individual these days. W ithin a short time he will have to dec id* how his team for the Intarnatiooal League race is going to be moulded.He has plenty of fine material, so much so, that he ia worrying about

The queation who to keep who to farm out or possibly uae a«

bait in a trade keepa Mm awake nigbta.

V itt has had ample opportanity In look over his chargaa and he feels the Bears will be set for a stiff cam­paign. tie baa.tbs wiakita^a of jm at- eellent pitching stalt. Th«-re ia a pos­sibility of srtne help frow> the Yan­kees in son»' departments. A t pres­ent, tbe Bears have six outfielder* and four catcbera. A ll of these will not be kept B ill Baker returned by the Yankees looks like the firM string catcher. Bob Collins, Norman Mnc- Caskill and W arren Rosar w ill have to battle for the second string berth. The outfield battle cenHftOei to b « ,. exciting. Chief Roy, hick Porter, Paul Dunlap, Mas Rosen ft-Id. Ralph Boyle ' and Frenchy Uhlat are the fly chat- 1 ers. Uhalt was recently *ent to New­ark by tbe Yankees. He played last I year r id e r V lt| at Oakland ard h * ; at a ¿121 clip. He 1« fast 'and clever Rumor baa it «**e or two of the i gardener* will l?e traded or tent to | one of the Yankee farms.

M ori than 500 are expected Sunday morning at the annual commaaion ,, ,breakfast of the Holy î/ame 8ociety [ L* T 1 k.?f.wn Of Sacred H eart Catholic Chare*, tt foc âl>,1,t>’- was announced last night at a meet- Co-operation w ith the M unicipa l ing of the u ra a g i i ' ent committee in | O pera Aasociation. Inc. o f New tbk Parish f lQ L Joseph Majuichak, ; York, which is *ponso» ing the op- Ifjrtrto itl <g J I M oommittee made the , era, mas voted a fte r . <iiacussion.

- f A n d rew I'. F rang ipane wax me*?--*Sale of ticket« ha* progressed rap- I eheirman o f the committee. Gearge

idly, according to the chairman. In- j Meola wa- named secretary and li. novation of new practice* in holding | S. Chlbvello was named treasurer. |n Qjthe beefsteak so that communicant* Trustoea are iîasper Ferrfcre, Jo- cbufAc-th f « out o f the high schofil where i*eph P »llara and Çju;g}iM^aayinu^ ^ .----- 1

affair la ta be held has arouaed Th** ccm m itter fo r Rutherford in­clude* Mr. Meola. Albert Bivona,Gasper Fe r ra ro anti Sam uel Cre- faal. Ih C a ris tad t Jo h n B ru n e U i w ill br in Charge. Lyn d hu rs t w ill be r**preHinted by M-r. P .d la ra , J o ­seph DePam pheliR a n J D r. 'V it o C^Stabile. Lod i and G a rf ie ld w ill be represerted by R. S. Chiav.?llo.

the S f i l i is ta l i t held has arouseTl mttch interest.

Mr Majuachált tei« rted uniformed caterers wiH atrve the meal with

•-TÎ iSpecial honor is to be paid to Rev.

Cornelius J . ■prie, curate of thé rhurch and spiritual oÜvuor of the society. He will hr tuaatmaster of the bfeskfaat, the firs’ me a priest has been given *uck an h>m«»r

Father Boyle prill introdu f, a list i

Speaker Last Night'-Rev. Ralph Saxe , pastor of the

Methodist Ep iscopa l Church of W est Oranjfce, speke Wednewlay night at the Hud-weekly lenten service* of the W estm inster Presbyterian Church. Preced ing the service* Eer. Freder­ick B achh o ltr preside»! at th> fdeat-

of the irtstrnetion class of the

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of prominent speakers, chief of whom is the IU , S e t Mgr W i l l i a ^ H H Mfin, supenrhior a t the pToj faith in th»- Newrarl ! * •J . Stanton, spa ia i of Hudson Ci

A. Grif- ation of

Kow aA Diocese. Thoma Hpeclal advisory master 'o g S lf , w l n _ b e j |another

laadies' Guild of the Methodist E- plsedpal CbSrth held an all dayisew- ing meeting recently at the «ftarch hall. A luncheon was served'for mem­bers. The eeanriittee included: Mrs. H. T. Gg jlorS, M ir. t)onald E . W il- 1 Hams, Mrs. B. W , W illett and Mrs. Maurice Mosley.

20T0 1 V. .The different wrmanent. No ma- chiM ry, no electricity. A ll types ol hair react beautikilt) to Zulus .

Try One Today At TheROWELL Beauty Shoppe25 Ridge Ron.1 (Ruth. 2*1.152) L>n<!tnirstEver* Sun. at 6 Phil Snitalny and Orchestra entertain yon ttiroiu i. the courtesy ol Zotos

The question of coet becomes a r.-i:nor one when we are called.£?auty and impwWit* ÜHmntf go hand in hand with any of ourservices . . . the pnoe being a. matter of the patron's own choice.

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i .ip nTT fhv wTrilinu mcntnr at tKf *c9bxi Bb^iic other reports .. . A hit t 4 lia^Ktll wa-* ptit i»n tH.* Ki-Jtcthall cmjrt Monday mijlii when the t >ii inal A c« out ovct the High !Wh< 4crs, known .»•< the last «uttmg Big Fivv hy a X I to 31 score... . R.iy Meihan who w ill h.- at right forward for Belleville to-night w ill i n k I i i h- pnesthi*>d fullowiny graduation in Porky Flynn, back home- to n\ Lafayette College wiH pitcn tor the N'utlev A C and die Norman Anderson Aasn. of (a*rl staA ... .Johnny Kntckmeyrr will phy at first ba.«- for thr E-ot Rutheili vd A A this ywit whil- Uni) Westphal 1« sched­uled f ratch for one of ib<«e E*«t Ruthertotd nines....The .l.\\ i ittn t'lnh who went into a tailspin in recent \*<*fcs hipes

_to brcal a way ftm place tie by beutmg the strongKeamy Ti'tiras.. . .

Surprise Luncheon ■ (iiven Mr*. (irrenwaM W e’re goini

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A »urrti** I une hewn eras given Me* OtVo Oreenwsbl former pie*Ule«t *4 the I .ad’ew' Auxtltary of tbe Lynd- burat Hol»rr%* CW b by her f leads M 'ndaar at Ha*, Three A. re G r ill ofc Rn r Road A ÌM»sket of flower* « t re

• ber Mre. H a rr> «.» * in i karge of arrangemenU. Ap- j |/t t.t nnaiety twenty «omen were pee* |

ceil Mr*. David i»'»idl>erg, aatfltary pM -ulunt, mad* the preAentatiea. A I bakiu * o f roae* «a * aleo given M r* * W illiam Ehrlich.

. g to let you ingood tflii

Try the fttoyveeant IHner for roar ■Vaia" , MAt-e tftsd. % e knea y a t I Ibe bavk o#Wa.--Adv.

Wm. A. HaywoodReal Kstale - Insurance

Phnne IW ltherlnttl 2-T3lfi4TI l ake Avenue, Lyndhurst. N.) !

s t r i n g or IHTKHtlONTake not ire that Vlctbr Sarinnkl *

I intend» to aaply to the Board of Com- ] misaioneoi ..f (he to«tf*,ii|i of l.ynii l

I hurst for a Transfer of plenary He., wit Consumatori L iceh ^ for pfemi i

MS situa lad at »I» Newark annue ln .t.yndhant. N e« Jersey to the Premine* «24 i'afe Ava. ili tha aalj manicipalitjr.

Otijection^ if anr. »hnuld M made! hmilediately in writing ta Dominick I. Livolli, Mantelpai Clark of the T«>wn»hip of Lrndhurat.

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SAME DAY DRY CLEANWO SERVICE R h L M IN t i e C P A H S N O , R C M O I IM IN t .

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. M l& i It** a telephone* Connected with tour officef What de I say t"

^ “ Oh . . . **♦ hello »hen the chief el«rk answersf W * * * please '

M R S : "Helle . . . hello . . . is this tbe office ( (Tara- inf to her husband) I caa't hew much of an) thing . . .

, k aoonds like *em*oa* crying.”, M * “ Mr dear, roe muata t be too critic*» OTtour*

it sound» »(range a« fern the advertisement ssvs M will.“*• i M r \znr» ^

l O D A Y from yony o:er telephone yon ran rail “J/itnj.l rfties” the ctor/J ever, quickly, easily , any time, at reasonable cost.

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P*> h i. oo rhe cheek 1. Oh, John, ,ou'n md, a ' ..... . . . . . . pkc ^ uf . m fjt t r i ju m e r

dreamer. D ttlsn t citiet' oalka awsy). /■

AVn; Jersey people make over 2,500,000 calls d a ily ..,326,000 to out-of-to:in places. N E H J E R S E Y B E L L T & L E P H O X E CO.

„ akoaM <•! U barauw w , tra,hort W m e* racip ts for v r ifrU M « W , tu » « *• • » *var K many rood . M i for calta* and «taaaeru, hot th<

The N H y ^ rti» Shop290 S tn y ve e em Av« Wuth. I-4I77H

S T O R F O P E N E V F .M N C iS

« b n we g t* through talking w ith aa eld Ita lia n lady who has been , ooking Ita lia n dishes for a long life tim e, wv had a new recipe for vege­table poasibilitiee, Try these on your ¿«5 plate:

F L O R E N T IN E BRO C CO LI Select enough broccoli for your

family, figu ring about a pound for

Any day now, the crab sessop w illbe upon us. Crab cocktails are fine. And soft-shelled crabs fried in hat­ter are grand, but from around B a lti­more. where the real crab-eating ex­perts hold forth, here is an assort­ment of recipes which will make the UKMS crab crop seem better than erer: S T V F F E D C R A B S B A L T IM O R E

S T Y L EP ick the meat from two doesn

boiled crabs, (be careful not to break the back sh e ll). P a t the meat into a bowl, season with salt and pepper; add one finely-chopped omen fried colorless in butter, some chopped parsley, tw o raw egg yolks, a U tile cresm sauce, s tablespoonful of mus­tard and a little Worchastershire sauce. M ix all well together and till the ¿hells with the preparation. Sp rin k le the top with bread crumbs and scatter w ith bks o f fresh butter. Set on a baking pea and bake for) about ten asinutes to s nice color. W hen done, serve on ft folded napkin and garn ish with whole parsley and pieces o f lemon.

S T V F F E D C R A M P O R T U G E S E S T Y L E

The same preparation as Baltimore, only add some peeled freeh tomatoes cut into small pieces; season with salt and pepper. Saute In butter; add some sliced mushrooms sod finely-, chopped parsley H U M t f l B l)M N i l ' meat and stuff the shells w ith the preparation.

M E X IC A N S T Y L E The same as Portugese, with some

green peppers, s*eet Spanish pep-

SUITSthe dish can be sehstaatial and nour­ishing. while at the sane tone it is interesting aad practical. Fo r in­stance. here is a sample

G EO R G IA B R U N S W IC K S T EW D ivide up among the group, pack­

ages which contain: 1 can of boned•mart. W e have p al Mmtype In pin «tripe», ctaackB. Ian, two«« or Mac doMkV>t positively iM V M fat • ••vin« *1 truai one to two

From the hundreds of meat Ion/ rertpec that cam» to us during the time we were ruratng our '•d^'ar dinner** contest w»- are thofoafhiy com rnred that a meat leaf is s very, very popular dish with nvsnk. many peep|e. W e have tried many *t them in our kite hr n and found the*» very pleasing and «»eat » m w t 'd l k H

Everyone has her own peC recipe hat is spite of It sll here is another one that is jaet toe deftt-ioue aot te pass on. Yoa caa claasify It under your ‘budget dinners” and still feeJ perfectly »afe in offering it te tbe meet critical o f guests. * ■ .

BA TO N M EA T R O LL W IT H O L IV E S S T I F F IN G

To prepare the meat roll, make s fist layer of your special eeheUas of ground meata, asing a piece e t oiled paper underneath Then you make s nest roll of a perfectly éslwrious olive bread stuffing U» for«» a sort

„ a t a con* The meal is Jtftad by

tie beans, one of whole kernel corn. Provide salt and pepper. See that one in the party carries s substantial ket­tle or pafl in which to rook the mix- ture. A rrived st the cam ping spot, mix a ll the above ingredients to­gether. sqs soning w ith pepper and salt, and if neceeaary, adding a lit ­tle water. The stew la ready when It is w stl cooked through. I t rfioahi be mushy*' aad the above w ill pre­vide s generous portion for sis.

W ith it tbe re should be bread aad butter sandwiches, pickles and a Jar o f olivea. ___

» Stuffed oNvee1 tablespoon chopped onioni t tI •« cup boiling* w ater

M elt butter and add onion Cook until onion is clear. M ix w ith bread

B A K E D S A U S A G E S snd K ID N E Y B E A N S

■esentiy st a social. Guests wars Mrs. Robert Croi» le jr. Mfu. Martin Psttlson, Mrs W alter U tley . M is A rthur Freltgh, Mrs. Jack ta n s aad

Bean» -the red beans — d get them ovaa baked. Form the sauaage iatO four patties and fry to a light brown h i a ft& m paa. hoId uvsr-sn open fire. When aau#agas are browned, pour over them the enn o i kidney bean«. I f too dry, sdd s little water. Sim raer over the .fire for about ftfteen minutes, or until the beans are well heated. On a paper plate, lay one

means of the peimr and shaped a-rvand the stuffing Th« whole roll Is given a bacon covering of some V e r * slices laid rmsewiee o f the rolland tucked in carefully at the sides.

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quarter o f die beanoand on top of tbe beans, one of the »sassg . cakes.There will be four such generous helpings from this recipe.

Raymond Exler It Stipe rintendant

Local Man Again Heads M. E. Sundsy

SchoolR aym ond C. b l o r . o f 24« l.ivuirm

ton avenue, wsa reelected auperinton- j dent o f tbe Methodist Ep iosopa l Han- 1day School at their annual meeting hold on Monday eveaing at the j charrh.

Other new officers are: Noreian T ’

fresh mushrooms, sll cut into s small julienne, fried In butter and highly seasoned.

IN D IA N S T Y L E The same preparation as Baltimore»

oa ly add one Ubleopoonfal of curry powder diluted w ith a little hrutfc,instead o f the mustard.

Betty Dress Shop To Give Fashion Revue

The Betty Dress Shop will give their annual Fashion Revue on F r i ­day eve., April 3rd at the American I .eg ion Building. The affair will be sponsored by the Amsricsn legion Ju n io r Auxiliary Th» Juniors will model the childrens clothing consiat- ing of tbe neweet Shirley Tempi,, and Alice in Wonderland Dresses The aKMlela fo r the junior mias will he the most popular young ladies from the town, modeling the newest Suita, Even ing Gowns snd Sport Dresses. The tickets for the affair may be had thru any membar of the Jun ior Aux­ilia ry , and yos will be wise to re­serve yours now if ysu wish te a t­tend as the tickets sre limited Bridge and dancing will follow.

C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E CH U RC H“ R E A L IT Y ” will be the subject

of th * Le* on-Sermon is all Churches c l Christ, Scientist, on. Sunday, M b l*h » .

The Gclden Test is: “ The word o f the I-ord endureth for ever. And this is the word which by the gos­pel is preachai nata pan ( I Pstsr l:C t ) .

Among the citations which com- j prwe the Leeson-Sermon i* the fol • towtnff from the t M r **PrMsg ye- ! the Lord. Praise jw the Lord from

th* heavens: praise him in theI heights. Kings of the earth, and all j Judge > o f t V eerth: Let them praise 1 tM l.M ir r <>f the Lord: for his name ‘ alone la excell-nt; his glory is above

the earth and heaven ' (Psalm s 14*:- 1. U s IS ) .

The Lseon-Sermo» also includes the follow ing poeeage from the

' C h .i tian Science Textbook, "Scjoass ' and Health with Key te the Scrip ­

tu res" by Mar» Sokee Fddy “ All re a lity is in God snd H is creafcoa.

1 harmonious snd marnal. That which

les Christ, Hoary Hoehmana, Miss Ruth BTeUe, W illiam DeHart, ssaist- snt sec rets rim ; Mrs. Frsnklin S. Davis, primary department secretary; Mias Muriel Vogai, Jaa ie r depart­ment secretary; piaahrta. Mias Ca­rol ia Taylor, mmor depart moni. Miss Jsn e t Muir, junior department, Mrs. Davis, primary; Mrs. Melvin Field,, 8 O’CLOCK

»sisnoeuisecam ta. A Q c• J Ä Ä Æ t W TTr r T X T Îia «dm Csfc» * »

temporanee, Edward Royrreft: mia sionary, Mrs. Charles W . Réelle; Cradle Roll, Mrs. George Sylvester; Home de périment, Mrs Janaee M a u , beginners. Mrs M. J . Celas; primary Mrs. Norman T. Chute; Junior, Mrs. John M. Vogel; intermediate, Mie.

The .committee on swards recom­mended that after April 1st ae ex* cease be accepted for ebeenee on ac

EASTER SPECIALI . . .PLA IN OASM EW TS

French Dry Cleaned . . . . J jC A S H A N D C A S R V

W e V e A l w N S r t f A Be O s I M < i

SAM FELDMAN (Tailor)

T W U a S P A Y , M A S C W M . I >36 T U E C O M M C S C IA L L E A D E R PA O E F IV E

THREE MEALS A DAY( I t SIDNEY SNOW)

Recipes That Pul Veg­etables In Elite Gass

Stuffed Crabs Or Crab Cocktails, Take Your Choice

foUf poople. as it does cook down, voefc'tha broccoli in boiling salted water, aad. when tender, drsin care­fully. Now . in to a frying pan, pour Axe or six tablespoons of olive oil and when it ie hot drop into the pan a cap of fin e ly minced onions (and »f you like it, n nubbin or two of gariw, also m inced fine) but you may >mit the g a rlic if you prefer. When • So on tea is a golden brown, drop into the paa tbe broccoli which you n**e ta t in to piece» about an inch in « « « Ik Saute th is fo r about fifteen to twenty m inutes stirring noy and •Hen. w *son ing w ith salt and pepper, and cover the pan with a lid to let • .team through w ell.

R A K E D T O M A T O ES W IT H S T U F F IN G

V ir a g o the desired number of te- ateee te be baked, allewiug one or

st from tbe

Hot Dishes For Hiking Trips

Important hevI t -wll! not to long n e v «M il tto

children will « M tto “ • * * « f m r " nnd will to M i t i i l h ikinc Itrtp,. T to n w to p v u a t f a n a t,tto hiking proftnm (• tto " W m I ran t* An4 nutkiag in tM w ay o f a | • f«W " ran rararara w itk tto ’ one in j which there w at laaat aaa food, hot '

by tto yoaag fo lk . •

BACON M’EATROLL WITH OUVE STUFFING

th;.* w «h the aam rumbs. moistening all with a little

¿livweil. Season'with salt and pepper.W ith thin a h la w > ataff the tvawlaea» top off w ith more bread crumbs, put a te s ►utteeed baking dish, bat s fittie dab o f batter or a bit of olive a*l onto the top of each tomato snd 'sab* ia even fir*r sboet half ah hour.

A S P A 1 A G U S W IT H KGGS Hers .a a chsrming vegeteble snd

.gg dish for luncheon. Butter s gli pw dish very thoroughly Into the ^hh place the well drained contents •f s can eg two of ssparagus lips. Season w ith salt and pepper. Sprinkle

. uberally w ith grated cheese and setoven tn brown. While asparagus

.* r»r-.»ning. f r y In butter one egg fer each person. Remove dish from w*en Ptace eggs os top of aapara gm Serve very h a t .#

P E A S — IT A L IA N CO UN TRY C T V U l

Select a stew paa with a tight fit- ag ltd. In ta it, put the ahblled young ^waa aad three or four tablespoon» of tamer-, pepper aad salt, and thin.lav mgs or smoked ham Simmer allentU jveas are thon»ughly done.

Mr. ami M rs Joseph Hohl of I t I Ridge ILuul have .returned from s v is it W ith relatives at Astorta, L . I SA LV I

COLDSIn Ma B e

Theatre Lyadhurat

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PORK LOINS POT ROASTFancy Smoked Butts . »35- Fancy Frankfurters . . 2S

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Fresh Filial £5£S , .19- Salm on Steaks IMn »23 Fresh O ysters ¿S I *.19-

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Also listings on property for M i« *6,000 or less. Experienced and ef- j ficient property management for absentee owners.

A . S T E N B E R G S O R E N S E N Real Estate— Insurance

232 Stuyvesant Are., Lyndhurst Phone Ruth. 2-2017

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H E L P W A N T ED I f E L P ^ A N T E r ^ i i T i r n i u c n o N

Television-Radio Broadcasting— young men sre being selected to trsin for positions in Radio-Television- Brosdcasting — Talking Pictures Public address systems, etc. Must he ambitious, and of good character. For personal interview write stat­ing your age, qualifications to Box !‘h, Fmrlawn, N. J.

M IS C E L L A N E O U S

dentisi section of Lyndhvirpt, nesr schools and buses, $36 per month. C. Savino, 255 Ridge Road, Lynd­hurst

W e Make A Point off Saving You Money, 'P P L Y B A R R E T Is most advantageous. J t isn’t Just s few things you odorless snd vsriety nstursily expect and receive Imore for their money

Meat DepartmentThursday, Friday & Saturday

P R IM E

M i RO AST................... lb 25*T O P S IR L O IN . TO P or BOTTOM R O U N D

POT RO AST..................lb 29*CHUCK RO AST.........., lb 19*KNOCK W U R ST ^BO CK W U R ST 'W % MPU R L PO RK SAU SA G E A f f

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Fruits and VegetablesThursday, Friday A Saturday

NEW CABBAG E 3 lbs 10-WASHED CARROTS . . 2 lbs 5*PA RSN IPS................... 2 lbs S fCO O KING or B A T IN G

A PPLES......................4 lbs 19*F LO R ID A T R IM S K IN

JU IC Y ORANGES . . . dox 29*

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P A IN T IN G , P A F E K H A N C l’iQ »nd P L A S T E R IN G , done re* sonably,' first class work and material. E«ti- i mates given. C. Jung, 616 4th St., | Lyndhurst. Ruth. 2-3783-R.

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~ P A IN T IN G , D EC O R A T IN G snd P A P R R H A N G IN G

F leers scrsped and refiniahed. Brn- est Henderson, 112 Forest Avenue, Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth. 2 4820.

10-3-tfP A IN T E R A N D D EC O RA TOR^-

also R E F IN IS H IN G O F F U R N I ­T U R E . Old Furniture brought bock to its origins) color. J . P. Groenendyke. Ph >ne iluth. 2-4166.

FO R S A L E

F O R S A L E — Profit breeding canar- ies. Female canaries. Guaranteed Brooders, $1.60. Double Breeding cage. $2.26, Golden nightingale choppers, $6.95; Feed mother snd young our egg yolk snd Zwieback.

G E A R Y 'S P E T SH O P 422 Brosd St., Newsrk

Near D. L. A W. Station

F D R S A L E — Ice Bos, P lsyer Piano snd Liv ing Room Settee, sll in good condition Very rqssonabl«*. 160 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth. 2-6746-J.

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FO R R E N THouse 6 rooms, b a th .............. $36House 6 rooms, bath, gsrsge $40.

FLO O R S1st F I. 6 rooms, bsth, gsrsire $32.1st F t. 6 rooms, bath, gsrsge $40.

(Never Occupied) ,2nd F I. 6 rooms, bath ........... $302nd F I. 4 rooms, bath ........... $23.1st F l. 4 rooms, b s th .............. $26.

A. S T E N B E R G SO REN SO N 232 Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2-20173-19-tf-c

F O R R E N T —4 rooms and bath, all improvements; stesm hest furnish­ed. gsrsge, 2 fsmily house, sdults only. 442 Psge svenue, Lyndhurst.

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P}y>ne Rutherford 2-6174. -Open ei ings. 60c for adjusting your sewing maehine; parts extrs. Vacuum clesners repaired. Parts, Supplies, Needles. A ll makes sewing ms chines. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 314 Ridge fc-ad, Lyndhurst.

Mrs. Patrick Donahue o f De law anna, Mrs. Charles Grant, Mrs. Frank Steirale, Mrs. Leo Reilly, Mrs Niela Nielsen and Mrs. E . J . Mordwk.

•OF A U ILLS HONE IS BEST

But ills pass too . . . and we render a se rv ice that impresses by its conveniences and aids tor bereavement .. .. . service tru ly reverent and of reasonable cost. Consult us.

J. L. BU RKFUNERAL DIRECTOR

Phone Rutherford 2-04*0 508 KINGSLAND AVE.

Phone Webster 5-4)78 469 PA LISA D E AVE

W A N T ED — OW forniture hi donai« to a Boys Club. Csll Commercisi leader, Ruth. 2-4200 and it will be called for.

W A N T ED Home Workers on I » - l . s k e A v e .

F O B 8 A L E — 3 tires, size :iO X 3 4complete like new, slso new lo t­tery; 13 plates. Phone Ruth 2-B M J . 3-19-4U p

F O R R EN T

FO R R E N T —New house, six room* and bath, all improvements, in resi-

F O R R EN T — Bungalow, 6 rooms, sunpsrlor, all modern conveniences, gsrsge, $36.00 Inquire 21H lake Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Rutherford

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F O B R EN T —Quiet clean furnished room, suitable for 1 or 2, in private home. Convenient to trsins snd buse*. Ressonsble. 57 Ridge Rosd, Lyndhurst. 3-26-4ti p

F O R R E N T —4 rooms, tile bath, boot furnished; hsrd wood floors. Res­sonsble rent. 643 Psrk PL , Lynd* hurst. lti>p

R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D

H A V E largo waiting Hal o f éeair* alile tenants for floors, spartments and houses. $20. to $60.

CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY FOR LYNDHURST SERVICES

W M H E L L M IC H — W e carry a full line of Psints, Vsrnishes, W all papers, huuaefumishings, window shades—all reasonably priced.

227 S T U Y V E 8 A N T A V E .Ruth. 2-0261

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WM. J . B U R K E 307 Stuyvessnt Ave., Lyndhurst

Ruth. 2-3200

A. A B L U M E N T H A L 300 8tuyvessnl»Ave., Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2-6328

L. K 1.0I'M AN 293 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2-61VM

B. J . KU RLA N TZ 1C K ~2VU Ridge Roa<l, Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2 3 1 9 6 ___—JO H N 7. LO Z IER

17 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst Phpne Ruth. 2-6900G. B. S L A T T E R Y

33* Rutherford Ave., Lyndhurst Phone Ruth. 2-SS.10

F U N E R A L D IR EC T O R S

A N A Z A R E 341 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2 7272

E M. A L D R ID G E 616 l*ake Ave-, Lyndhurst

Phons Ruth. 2-2734-B

M RS. K . D I¿B O L D 326 Livingston Ava., Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2 2043

M IS S C. K E A R N Y526 Prospect PI., Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth 2 4466

M RS. B. K R A B B E N H O F T * 167 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2 1HM«-R

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movie producers have scouts patiently awaiting the eight of embryonic stsrsof tomorrow; weekly, via radio chan­nels, radio moguls too are patiently searching for new blood to gate ken the smusement pulses of the public. W ith this in mind, the B its Theatre ie joining in the search to fu lfill the public’s demand for “ New Fsces’ with thsir newly created A M A T E U R N IG H T which is being staged at the Rits Theatre every Friday evening, commencing Friday, March 87th. The Ritz Theatre sesrch verías a Uttls from others in that the seereh is be­ing confined to I>ergen county. An

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JO H N P A F F 294 Stuyvesant Ave.. Lyndhurst

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II E . B U R B A N K262 Stuyvesant Ave . Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth 2 07V7

F R E 1 R E C A R V A LH O .617 Octavis PI., Lymihurol

Phone Ruth. 2-7V46-J

V IN C E N T COST A B II . E 160 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2-6361

B O G L E A G EN C Y 800 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst

Pitone Buth. 2-1076

W M A. B I Y W OOD 4SI Lake Ave., Lyndhurst

Phons Buth. 2-7616

JA C K S O N K U H N CO.148 Stuyvesant Ave., lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2 0H04

D. G. F RA N G Y 310 Stuyveeant Ave., Lyndhuret

Phone Ruth. 8-1687

V A. LA M B ER T O 422 Stuyveeant Ave.. Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2 7WI0

P. F. U V A 290 Stuyvesant Avo . Lyndhuret

Phono Ruth « 0632

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«Ruth. 8-8718

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B Y L V E S T E R G O LD B ER G 010 V a lk y Brook A ve A Lyndhurat

Fhane Ruth 8-41U

E H M cD ED E 8H» Ridge Road, Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth 2 1086

H. L M O SH ER 325 Valley Brook A v e , Lyndhurst

Phone Rath 2 0002

G EO RG K S IM M S 641 I ‘age Avenue. Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 1 4296

B A JT O B L Y A C M N IN 32 Rtdge Road. Lyndhurst

Phone Ruth. 2-1442

ED W M A N C R N E 388 Stuyvoeant Ave , Lyndhurst

Ruth 2 0U0N

H A R R Y K R I Y E R 2V6 Ridge Road. Lymihurst

Phone Ruth 2-6081

A M IT C H E L L A SON 242 Lake Ave . 1 yndhurst

Phono Ruth 2 4399

~ iT j. îhUFICÂNT«^ 110 Suaa ai It A ve, lyndhurst

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