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MORE THAN 100 AT G. O. P. PfiP MEETING

Harper. Thomson, Mayor Hoglr, Pororrov and O ilm ( amiklaica Sftrak I ntrr- tjinm rnt Fraturr of firstG. O. P. RattyD am l IUikI Jr. the

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High Total oif Pupih and Low Per Capita Asaesaed Wealth Is Case He Says

W ALL TO BE B U llT , A R O U N tt SCHOOL

oard MeetingPOOR LAW ESOLUTION

Kaadjuotrminl or l.yn ihurat's »<«- in* onlinaurs- « » ' begun Monday night by the ifcard at Commtaaion- rr* who tnimdwed a resolution c*U- Inc for f t a u p t in the buaineaa dla- trick of the t^rnahip presented by nhme >nly. what the change* wlp b« M Mt to b r n n « M , m u t neat Mimlt, night. '

When Un *S linanrr i> prevented for tint readinj the Urntory it will cover b to W Mhuuneed, tke e»«n- miauiioners aaid.

Agitation for 5a rhange wa* begun when FrwtaHclT !»h*dell„ owner of property at ** ge »n*l Stuyvraant A*.nue», mskea that bin property, now in a mUm U»l di.trict, br tnaik buaineaa- Be p Int.-d .«*. thro- cor­ner- on the s tne t wer» utlli*ed (orbUHiWeMK.

Agree-lng w ith his a rgum en t, th f i.im inis.si.mera <lr tided to am end thi' aon ing taw . Mare thf rxt<*«vM- will be the u m r , It * a * decided te make II f W j y o n > rn the town»)ui.aad d eride wiiefKrr other ehaages will be newaaary. TV a p n * n r e will hr am eretid date* S r k to IWt2 Pools LAW HIT

The t iw w lkw w n jnet th is week with the Tawiufcip K nginerr ahd Township A ttorney to a rra n g e to makx the r h M M The* will I* laid Mon lay n ig h t, i l wan said following a conference laq t night.

A re*oUrtion Introduced . by < m mis*ioner John f . Woods pointed out *1* reason a why Ihe prop..*-.! law >..■ for the State lipislM ure new. tak­ing ever aiding of tb.- muniripal by th , c -n llo . i ►a;- adopted by thr board

The now lav tpeclfies that th.- county wiH -Lake over-the poor ap prnprtatioa* of th* munielpalki I ant give Help from a central aouri-r

Cnmniaaianat W«-=d* ««*d th* law la faulty becaam the work Is now ■.upemwrt by p«r»on» entirely eon varsant with «*fc|it4on« ia thr town ship and tMrweoaMMrs would not under taait the probl«n» as they do Km

ptairmnnt af • l|m * aal etgeauve xtaf would ma&i -the work e. at 'at too Much, he-aaid. Delay wmiid be occaaianed when help *a- .t-hed *tn< it would take time for th* roanty authillMiaa ko'.make their ne.il. d in

i vaatlartl—■ ♦'uitherniMM . Ju-v ik. .claiwV i t would mean duta-iuiu* wilh ralujlii*' and afficv m •orken who are new is chargr of eaarreu ing poor re'iafT •

Thr enmmla toner* drclarrd they would aa that the reai.luUun would

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MISS HKIM KMAN K M K K T A IN S

Miss K. a R rw km an . o f K earny s t r e r t , e n te n a ia e d a t h er horn.- oo Mtmday r w n ia g in celebration of her Idrthday(•u r» n inciadcd th- Mi«»ea lN>rothy Oweue, May Iruify, D rria an.t Anna May H tU ay , and Anna H a rb e tt; atoa i* h .» n r t> o r~ t. Kdward .frank ll • I-art, Jnnrgt Hngc-.tto tirrt l . i ! ‘ « ) , aad W i l l i a m (Ja ttaftie r

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•Btnw at 2 :00 P. M: — —-------— -Thi' llarv;: H quad is not ex pect­

ed- to arrive a t W est I’oint u n til Saturday niuriiri'r. T hey will have lunch with the Corps o f <.'#iets in

soUtnboUTHl traffic r M 4!W r , « :to 7:00 *1*. M. H arking facilities fo r am roxim ate ly 1000 cars will be available on the A rti(l«ry Field ut

AcadeKiy, advised today. A nnoying traffic jam s lim ting for hours have iK-cumi a t W est I’oint follow ing o th er lar tec /a m e s anil th e biggest

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the above prohiem , tak ing ii to consideration c orrertnesn, neatness and uniqttene- ». Solution can be m ade on the new spaper o r se p a ra te p iper, o r in any u n ique form con­te s ta n t desires. T he second, th ird , foutih and o ther prises to be aw arded according to th e ir respective m erits , in the event o f ti«<. prizes alike a n d 'o f the sam e value will be aw arded to each of the ty in g con testan ts com peting for the prises designated in the advertisem ent. - Solu tions will

" P . to *ml tacledh»« 3 P.M. M onday, October l.fth, I!mI Sind s dutions to th is problem m ay either Ue mailed o r delivered in person to n o r store, HSi* Main Ave­nue, Passaic, \ J , tiefnre tbe cloning da te , 3 RM ., Mon- ‘ day, October Huh, 1**31. P riaes will be aw ard ed Monday October |!Hh, 1981, a t k I’.M., a t our s to re , fiSij Main Avenue, I’a s .n c , N. i . , and th e successful eon te , .a n t ' will be BU' ified. I t is not necessary to be p re sen t a t ' our

- store a t the.tim o. liem em ber th i- contest rl«w», promptly a t 8 1 M M o n d a y , O ctober IB tb, aad ao so lu tions received a f te r th a t hour will be accepted.

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P A C E J T H E C O M M E R C IA L L E A D E R , F R ID A Y , OCTOBET* 16; 19M

"Japanese Wedding” Planned by Bible Class Here Next Tuesday Afternoon

Event Discussed At Weekly Meeting Addressed By

Rev. F. W. MilesT he Lyndhurst Bible Clasa fo r

W om en heard a very helpful les»on on “ Ruth, the Moabites*” ta u g h t by th e H er. P. E. M iles, of A rlington, on Tuesday afternoon , a t th e M eth­o d is t Episcopal church.

— Tfff*. sam uet j . •m a m } p t r a tm mo f the Devotional com m ittee, led th e devotions, w ith Mrs. W alte r F. Kohlheim to read the S crip ture.

M rs. John D avidson, p residen t, w as in charge o f th e closing service.

Cook, th e fa th e r o f the groom ; “Sirs. C harles W . Brelle, the m other of the b ride; Mrs. Jo h n Davidson, the m o ther o f th e groom ; Mrs. Fred Hescock, th e m atch -ranker, o r go- betw een; Mrs. W illiam C. B rethauer and M rs. E dith O tt, the bridesmaids.

M iss Anne B. Hill will read, the prologue to the wedding. ...... -— r —

The m usic will consist o f a vocal solo, “ C herry Blossomi” by Mrs. Robert L. Fiss, and organ selections from th e “ Mikado,” by Hilbert and

The presentation of the Japanese wedding will take the place o f the usual annual G et-Together Luncheon. Admission will be tw enty five cents.

City-Wide Alarm Service Hoped To Combat Crime

In Town ConfinesN ew ark, w ith a city-wide- tele­

ty p e w rite r police alarm system which includes ten sta tions located th roughou t th e city , has joined New Je rs e y ’s s ta te -w id e police alarm netw ork—adding a s trong new link

a n t i -T ime hookup w high -n

ling serv ice |A!1 members of th e class ane urgedShe named Miss A n n e B. H ill, M i* !!l '' ^ T h l i R; e™,W. Aldridge, an d M tT N athan i. l AH who < » » - » » • fln<1 th e hottr the Reynolds as a com m ittee to p r e p a r e most enjoyable one. resolutions on th e death o f Mrs . 0 « ”« . .

K f tShHa T' 8 fai0,ful m''"' Mrs. Phoebe SchneiderMrs. C harles W . Brelle, chairman

of the welfare committee, announce.) i D lC S A ftC F O p C F ^ tlO flth a t she has a lm o st thirteen hun-1 ----------dred soap and m ilk coupons for the Services were held ait h e r la te F o r t Lee O rphans Home. jhome a t 380 Page avenue, Wedne*-

T he attendance fo r the day was J day a fternoon , fo r Mw. Phoebe forty-one. Schneider, who passed aw ay Mon

N ex t Tuesday afterpoon a t two th ir ty the class will present a Jap -

lanese W edding produced under i rection o f Mrs. Rol»ert I., Fiss, as­sis ted by Mrs. Roku Kondo, who is also loaning tbe class a nti miter of im ported Japanese costumes, and th e tea se't- which will be used in se rv in g Japanese Tea a f te r the w edding cermonies.

The entire wedding will be in t ru e Oriental custom , and in a J a p ­anese se tting of w ista ria and cherry

. B . . lay a t thc Hackensack Hospital,

where she underw ent an operation lust T uesday. The Rev. Jameit Har­per L itte ll, pasto r o f the Reed Mem­orial U nited Presbyterian Church, officiated. In te rm en t followed in R idgelaw n Cem etery, Delawenna.

S ta r o f J. M organ Read Council No. 44, D aughters of America, helii services on Tuesday evening.

Newark Installs Teletype System

Melvin Gree4leef, Mist Dorothi Waldron, and the young man' grafid m other, Mrs. Annie Jarvin, with tne honored guests and the host and hosteae pf the evening, all of Lyndhamt,. : , -

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T h e Young Feoj,Union o f the Reo(t Memorial U n iu v i: P resby terian church will hold w hat Is an tic ipated to become a lively m eeting th ia Sunday evening, when th ey discuss th e topic,, “ How to A nsw er W et A rgum en ts.” M rs J o ­seph H. A ldridge will be th e leader.

lA a t fiundo y - - e ro a lr.g — ItoOgiu .stands in the path o f crim inal ac- Thom pson led th e m eeting w ith ativ itiea over a tr i- s ta te fron t. presentation o f “ W hat i* R xpccted

T he Newark system is tied in '*f 5? P® °!! Citir.ins,’’ O thersw ith th e New Je rse y , sta te-w ide Part In Ithe drx-ussion weresystem a t N ew ark Zone hea-l<|uart- Fattison , and Missera , and th rough th is link a lso has M ildred • Payne. I

T h is S atu rday th e grou-j wiil en a bus ride to Rio V ista , a t

’“• 'ter, where a fran k fu rte r roastwill be the fea tu re .

troughof im m ediate communica

tion over similar state-wide alarm ioy networks in New York and Penn- Cm sylvenie. There now a re a to tal of f>82 stations served in th e Chcei

Mrs. Svdineider i» survived b y her ' huslianil, C arl; th re e sons and one

. ilaugh ter, Hernard, o f Post avenue,blossoms. Those who serve th e tea E dw ard, W alter, am i Miss Phoebewill also wear Ja p an ese costum es., j Schneider, a t home. A nother son,

The part of the oride Tli th e wed- ; C harles, preceded hia m other in d in g will be taken by Mrs. W alter j death , la s t year. i . . . , ,F. Kohlheim; Mrs. John Kelly, the T he fam ily have a host o f friends ' monicrpe! and police heads o f neargroom ; Mr-. Perciva! Chapm an, the !"who exteiuled th e ir sym pathy In th is ' bV m onicipaiities took part,fa th e r of the b rid e ; Mrs. Walt<*r Mime o f bereavem ent.

states by th is . tr i-s ta te te le type­w rite r alarm service which is th< most f a r reach ing police a la rm hook­up in the world.

With the addition of N ew ark the New Jersey netw ork now includes 115 stations. I t links all S ta te Po­lice stations in New Je rse y : local police in Essex, Hudson and Union Counties; m unicipal pwlice of Mor­ristown, Vineland, Haddonfield and Atlantic City, and the Delaware River Bridge police.

C om m issioner W illiam F. Egan, D irecto r o f Public S afety in Newark, officially opened th e new Newark sjwtem W ednesday m om ing (Oct. 14) by broadcasting over tn e tele­ty p ew rite r network a m essage of g ree tin g which was received in all 532 sta tions in the tr i-s ta te hook

I t w as p a rt of a cerem ony in

I'he Union w ill hold a Hallowe’en P a r ty a t the church on th e evening of (jptober 2Uth.

On October 27th the g ro u p will send a large delegation to the Rally o f the Hudson Presbytery to he held a t the W est 44th s tree t church, New York.

H a n s are well under way fo r tlie annual banquet o f the local Union to Ire held, a t th e church on Novem­ber 13th. (Mrs. H . Aldridge is cha ir­m an of the d in n er com m ittee; Miss Isabel N eum an, serving; Miss Shir­ley Russell, publicity; A rth u r Lane, sjieakers,! and Miss Mildred Payne, tickets. ,

A delegation wiil attend th e fall convention to be* held in New York, Nov. 21st.

up. Iwhich Newark city officials, and

Surprise Party Held

BEST WEST POINT ROUTE OUTLINED

CHARTERED 1895 ASSETS $6,000,000,00

Build A Reserve FirstThere is no substitute for READY CASH when current living expenses must be met. An individual, just the same as a business house, should always keep part of his or her funds where they are available when needed.

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You are invited to build a RESERVE Savings Account.with the Rutherford National Bank, under conservative, experienced man­agement, large Capital Assets and rigid U. S. Government Super­vision.

W est P o in t, New York, O ctober: H olders of t ic k e ts for th e Artny-

_ i i r . i l . n r i 1 I H arv ard football game here nextror W i l l i a m W a l d r o i l Satur,lay 0rt; l7‘h should m ake the

the eas t side of th e Hudson has j Major g en era l W iliiam K. Sm ith , ( beea discontinued, so th e New Y6rk Superintendent, a mounced th a t th e ! C en tral should not lie uwed. regu lar full dress S a tu rd ay review

F o r |>ersons m otoring to the i and In sp ec tio n on th e m ain parade jgam e, arrangem ents have been j ground would take place a t 12:15 ;marie for the road— P eekakill—B ear P. M. and th a t the C 0rp» of Cadet:; jM ountain Bridge— H ighland f a l l '* - headed by Lt. Col. R uber: C. R ich -;

tr ip etyher liy Hudson River Boat I W est I’oint to be one way fo rla rd iio n , J r ., C om m andant, would en

W illiam D. W aldron,, ! o r W est Shore Railroad, M ajor P. I northbound traffic from 11:00 A;

son of M r.) jl *Pleining, (Jraduaied M an ag er of [ to 2:00 P. M. anil one w ay fo r | before

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Woman’s Missionary Society Hear* Review

The W o m an ’s M i-sionary Societyof the M ethodist Episcopal church, held an in teresting m eeting MondayMM

M .j te r the fo o tball stad ium sh o rtly night, w ith president Miss Anne B The game will j Hill, in charge .1:30 P.

Chase avenue, w as tw enty-one years old, Saturday . In celebration, his p aren ts e n te r ta in e i a t a su rprise party for him.

(iuesL were Mr. and Mrs. R. J Otand, and son, W illm n. Olaml, of N utley, Mr. and Mrs. J , p. Blake

ag> r oi W m tafy

Carley Roycraft

liggest the Soofll■ ____ I _ ,M ilitary tion and the citi*ens o f Highland | W ashington Hall and probaMy w it- l |u con- F a lls and cnopenrtm g by ta k in g in e s s the review a a / 4 h e parade

crowd ever .v is itin g , the;A cademy j s e x ^ e t e ^ f o r itest. The fe rry fiom G arrison pn care o f an addltlhnat 2000 cars,

reviewed a chapter from th e study book, “C hrist. Comes to th e Village.

A special offering w as received tosend a C h ri-tm as box to India. Mrs.

round. ^Henry E. I)&buy is in charge o f the i>OX« * .........

.XmmT ibe fullu/i iuy i jtlarm l /rum Ibt

"AVuMrl Suh.Ij y ( . '« / Sef ttm btr 6tb

Moore as a CandidateA. Harry Moore, Detnorratir cmtjiilal* Inr Governor, la an

exceedingly pleatant and nfli.iMf irrntlcmsn wlta Can truthfully ^uote St. Paul,. “|l am nil rhingi to all ntl-n." He ia equally at kome in addre n'ng., a policn.il »luh outing im Sunday afternoon and conducting a prayer mertm;; in the evening. Mr. Moore ia now buay criticising the atale government, holding David Baird rnpontible for all the Republican parly’a aina ol wniiaion and ceeimiaaion, and promising uondera id priiom in the way of telorma ii circled Governor.

It ia leaa than three ahqrt ycara aince Mr. Moore retired from the office of fitivernor He waa elected alter a campaign during which he Waa aa pro.)uae in hia promtaca ol what jreal tkinfa he would do lor the dear peopl* ,y he ia in the preaent cawpaig . And yet who can retail any outatanding acvonipliah- menla lor which Mr. Moore ran tight fully claim credit during hie entire term ’ He waa a member of the old State Houae C«n-

“ ttiaaion ao acathingly tritkieed and aeverely cenaured hy the Abell Committee, and il ia not trcorded that he ever publicly * proleaied againal any of the much reprobated acta ol the commiaaion. i ■ .

Mr. Moere airenuoualy inaiata that he ta under no obliga- tioaia lo Mayor Hague and that II elected he will he hia own ■an But Mr. Moore can hardly deny tbat hia nomination waa a gift from Mayor Hague, and we would mu an av him ol ingratitude. During ht* previous term Hague waa urulerateed •a be ibe power behind ihe throne, aad Ae Governor', numeroea Mail appointment* were . haritahly ascribed lo llague’a influence. Indeed, Repuhlkaa aapiranra lor powtiona ibal either by law ee custom were awarded to member* of dial parly deemed Hafwr'a approval nrceaaary to their, attcceas. We are torred to believe that Moore'a tleuiftn meant the perpetuation el HagueiM* mt Brandleiam , ' ?.*▼

All io ali. the convii non deepma that the interest* el Ae stale aad il* people will brat he aerved by the election el Deeid Baird as Governor.

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WitUrd Near WiB Celebrate Birthday

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BREAKINGThe Sport News

— ~ By G uy Savino

ilra ig ta victories in and tw o new track

Cook, a ir t\. ees a t

' There's always the first time —it is always the hardest time That is why the Blue and Gold youngsters who toiled so,

tatjHamritav aftcimMm' ran otf the licU al ter an at ter noon of bitterness,'their throats harsh and dry, their eyes moist.

That Tenafly was the better team no one can say, hut it was t h e w in n in g team a n d that cannot be doubted. Every moment le a d in g u p t o that f a t e f u l moment in the- fourth quarter when w in n in g p o i n t s were made, seemed ready to lay over the Tenafly sc o re . Tt w a s staved off only by brilliant flashes of detense powerb y th e lo c a ls .

In the face of the furious over-head game umashed by the Orange and Black visitors, the Uxals played list- lew, unspirited: football. Only after Tenafly had punched through to the five yard marl{ did the locals offer real resistance, and as iti past instances, the forward wall, backed ufi by the hall carriers, proved to be too strong..

trickcry that fooled the Olsonmen. Magglio on

Newmarket Auto RacersAlter Cook’s New Records

Cohuobnp CKdb Whips Visitors

From Garfield

W ith th re e »trai| a s many weeks, records to- hi* credit, V ernon of Red U ank, N. J . bids fa ir finish th is season’s a u to races .New -M arket Speedway," N ew m arket, N . J ., as th e cham pion o f them all.

Cook h aa i«en p u ttin g on some fa s t and fu rio u s dem onstrations of real d ir t track driving a t the New m arket bu llrin g , w hich is located onSteUofi' to: . . ___—- T--h as had a score of rival*, some w ith cam th a t a re fa s te r th an his own, bu t he haii alw ays m anaged to ■Jeu.i the field each Sunday fo r the pact th ree races. -j- ; I;

Cook d riv es hi* •own car, a Vemle Special, pa in ted a sky-blue, th a t roars a ro u n d tht: da ri ge rous- f ou r-cor- nered track , like a blue A»met w ith a ta il o f du st. . - 1

Two w eeks ago Cook hung up a record fo r ten m iles, clipping i t off in I I jniinate* 2 second*. L ast S u n ­day he t i t t e r e d h is own record hy winning th e ten m ile race in 10 m inutes la-1 -6 seconds.

Pitching Battle Between 'McCoy and Bristol

M ichael McCoypitcher just raring to go with

thatMore proof was a p itch er . now here definite to go nished by Mr. McCoy S u n d ay a t Mun­icipal Oval when he thow ed the B eaucraft A. C. of ijarftteld an a s ­sortm ent o f curve* and fa a t bally a s . they have noi seen a ll » ea*n .

Art), i f you reust know , the Col­um bians cam e through 8 to 2. I t took them Rome ’ihsinge to w arm up to the sort o f stuff Mr. F ra n k B ri to i

ORIOLES FROM LEAGUE

CHAMPION 9Dortsch and Defrino Lock

in Pitcher’s Battle as Ori­oles Come O ut On TopThe A thletics closed their eeaso a

Sunday by d ropping a dose 4-3 de­cision to th e Oriole* a t Municipal F ield .

add Golders Prepare For East Rutherford After Tenafly Defeat;

Stress On Forward Pass DefenseLocals Fooled W hen Line Is H it A fter Visitors Fake

Forward—Lnstbador Scores O n Forty- Five Yard Run

Both Dorse h fo r th e A’s i Frin© fo r th e Orioles pitched gam e, each going th e route fo r h i* team . The fo rm er allowed onljf_ai* h its and th e la tte r b u t four, teen A thletics w ere retired strikes. I t w a* th e f irs t Dorsch th is reason ; he had e ig h t s tra ig h t gam es sinceth e club.

Each team Was aided

Cook will not have an easy , t i m r : w;u( v jU.hing for th , visHor*, but by o f i t th is Suiwlfty, however, f " r . ihe time the seventh cam e up, they

wasG eorge “ Red” H oagland, form er A. A. A. s ta r ; W esi y "W reck" Johnson

“ * *“ *’ " o f ,ofthird down for Tenafly gave every indication he was to try to Philadelphia;’ Johnny Harmon,

Mas for a touchdown. The Blue and Golders spread out. And N orristow n, !■*.; E ll io t H oof,

Magglio faked a kick. Then he picked up the ball and heaved j ' i*.'.' r»"‘rm>fromscore made against Lyndhurst. Side-line observers felt it was to j brook, I V ; j^mny Cebuia. of M an.

be the first defeat too. It was. More trickery was shown as Sw piii Jao«i i*»J C m C of Beth-M a e g l io faked a kick. Then he picked u pthe ball and heaved teh em /jP * .; are am ong the . » , , . . • f**t d riv e rs who will compel*f t a c ro ss t o r th e e x t r a p o in t . ag a in s t hijn in a p rogram of seven

. And the final score was 7 to 6., Work of the backfield has becryi feature of the local team.DeRentis, Lustbador, Kleman and ftusso or Flannigan or St.Peter formed a group of ball carriers who have everything but a defense against a forward pass. DeRenzis particularly ia strong this year. As captain, he is the hardest worker on the team,.one of the best conditioned men on the squad. A ripping ball carrier,

is it defensive man who must rate with the best in the state i fifrrply, h iitdcanh^anifr yvery op posing xoach thu>

lauded the playing qualities of the Blue and Gold leader”

events Sunday (O ctober, )ti.)

I n T h e S p o r t l ig h tBy W i l l i s k in g

I t was o u r good fortune fo see t <iuarter o f th e second team ’s 7-0 lory over the I'aterium E a s t Sideseconds and

-griat-.fum,.....

P.I h ad the solution. A s a re su lt. Mr.

Bristol w ent to other p a r t* as he le t six hris and five f in s .

, ■ P u t McCoy kept the s tro n g pace be ’ began ir. th e first inning*. Though

/. i he was reached for tw o runs in th e * ighth.i i t wa* a fte r hi* m ates had a m assed a g ran d to ta l o f six ru n s and he Was ju s t w ondering why he

" j , h«d to w ork so hard." McCoy wa* unbeatab le Sunday.

T he v i.i to rs did not h a v e their us- t ually s tro n g line up on deck, but i t

w as, B risto l who pitched the Colum- • bus Club t» d efea t in th e i r first gam e and who held them *o well in th e •e. o u t ti?.. -.

A gainst McCoy’* fine tw irling, he held the pace in g re a t fashion until tbe sixth. Then h t w as tapped for a run and w as lucky to g e t by so lightly The sto rm broke in the' seventh , and he wan d riven o u t of th e box.

Show ing a retu rn o f h is old h i t -

Ea*t K utherford to be m et October I 24 a t th e local field will m eet a Lynd- 1 " ' ^

and is'hly in a fo rw ard pass defense

s itin g from -J»e firs t lickingth* keaston scored by Tenafly last

left end run with fine interference by DeRenzis and Kleman enabled La*t- bador to score. The try for the extra

b , s t e m

th ree 1 vie- j

Hopson Tenafly s colored, ace, spol(c the m in t the rest of the team as he uxdi(edout to the bus the visiting mentor, lid Roberts.

- ‘‘Colly, ffttji," Hopson said, "tf there were more ii^e that dumber ,2*2 o n . the Lyndhurst team, there toould be no match for anybody, 1 ou just can t stop him."

s of n i d i

T en

T h a t pa»s from | was a beauty and 1 (treat.

(he -.t-coiid* showed ( tin g power, Bear Fox ham m ered ou t il4MiX-i^lUitt.A0d..>cj*re^P|hiTe^iii#^<;. He romped home w ith th e first rur. a f te he ha<l beaten ourl a, sock to top f i r b ring ing B ear home.

The score:

( lioc'k" Moore

T t ” SoorS" s run w as J

! ponent’s miacues. T he Oriole* th e ice in th e second inning with a ru n th a t scored as th e result o f an e rro r , and a high th row over third enabled Joe Kuzika to bring in the firs t A thletic nm in tfee fourth . The Oriole* got tw o in th e th ird on a w alk, an e r ro r , an d a doable byValenti.

iia<ies on balls to Thoulac and K ra ft and sing les by P ete Russo and llrow n produced tw o tallies fo r the A ’s in th e fifth. T here wa* no fu th e r scoring a f te r th a t by e ith e r team , I t w as a t ig h t, in terea tinggam e and th e A thletics, although defeated , won a m oral victory. W ith th e p restige added a* a re su lt of Sunday’s good show ing, they expect to be ranked along with th e C ar­dinals and O rioles nex t year.

Ed Hus o, fo rm er Athletic, played fo r the firs t tim e, against h is old

T ragody followed in h is W»» h it in the head w itha pitched ball in th e second inn ingand i f was necessary to take h im to a doctor.

The Score:—A TH LETICS

ab. r. h. po, a . e.P . Knsso, c f ........... 4 0 1 0 0 0Brown, r f - lb ___ 8 0 1 7 0 0

j “Cub" Clock wa* g e ttin g off some i nice pu n ts in tht Patterson Kast Side .co n flic tan d th e endw'wt're right-dow n i un the recover.I * * * . • *

tiiili W estpW y the"A «l**m .-.flask, g. , into thi <tame fo r a few minutos anl. * • d id 'J im Null. T h a t’s two rep ­resentative# of the- ftraves.

* * * *.O u r a l ig n m e n t t<xtk ®w over t<»

th** U uiht rfor4-Knglewoml tla#h H atF O R C .E T I N S T R U C T I O N S :* ,lT b e r t were a ample-of b a d errors thnt showed-uP cK.irly :

pal^tttdiy. Kleman, for instance, shooting out the first Lynonufat[jtales «f the i.yi ihurst game, t'iwward i

Fox, It . . . I C hrist, 2b , \ Halm , rf . 1 Ite no, 5*b r; ■. Selift Ib . . Schibler, c f

! Candia, s* Kmeriton, c McCojf, p .,

COLUMBI S C IA J1ab. r . h. po.

. 3 4

...4

. 4

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gam e, L yndhurst was the b e tte r of

Evemon, I f J . Kuzika, c -rf E . Kuzika, lb ■St. P eter, 2b-c Fa<^koff, 3b . Dorsch,

0 j Thouluc, 2b Moore, ss . K ra ft, ss . . Hebnteh , , ,

. . * 8

. . . , l

. . . . l

. . . . 4

. . . . 3

. . . . I . . . I

. . . . 1 >,M 1

T O T A L S 27 3 4 24 9 4OIUOLES

ab. r.

pass, took the ball only a few feet behind the line of scrimmage before passing. He had orders to fade back at least fiftetn feet.f t . Lustbador went about fifty yards for his touchdown in the

.second quarter. Aided by splendid interference, the quarterbackVmsde a brilliant run. The play-clicked perfectly, arid it-seemed

✓

another end run

A lthough the Englewood "eleven di i m,t offer inuih opposition to the Blu< of R utherford w ill-not la* as easy fo r the jKearny grldde^s to defea t a manv of the Um si ro»;tets think.• • * '.* " J - - ” '..I'.;'

Coach T ryen nas t'.ree .inexper- ienctd bat ks iu ' 8i»*aut-.n. Paul ami II, B ram her but they are /S at. and will learn . , * *

I 'a u l ' art I Solamon -make a g re a tpa siting, conihina.tittn e \ t ‘n . though [Karl Cbkwta. does object to their-) ||« u iic ra ft „ . .steady w -^jh rrrttett Harle Ate*!* to d u m b u s Club th a t Because Paul and Pitfamtwi art close-fnrT td» ,l'!n tf-ds»e*-aU the-^K ^ — ing to Solam an

He U (ustitied; in his claim , but w hat is tlw difference.

33 8 10 27u k a u c r a f t a . c .

, , ab . r. h. po.P. Reno, 2b . . . . 3 0 0 2M urray, cf . . . . . . .3 0 2 0Jackson, If . . . . . ,2 1 0 vMandio, c .4 1 1 5W ei* , tb 1 0 0 10I’epo, r f 4 0 0 0A !%ta, ss ............... 8 0 0 4C. Reno, i b 8 0 0 2B i^ t .l, p ................ .8 0 0 I

iUi£tnmu!ler, p . ...fc 0 0 0

8 4

E. Russo, c f ____1N azare, c f -r f . . . . 3

! Di l’aolo, 3b ...........5J . Candia, sa ..........8

„ Caltk-ri, l b .......... 4„ j Palumbo, c .8„ A. Candia, 2b ___8„ V alenti, If .............«

S c a n , rf-c f ____4DI Frino, p .......... .2

A. V.27 2 3 24 13 2

. . . 000 000 020— 2 WMI 001 &2»*—8

Locals To Playi S e a s o n ’s L a s t

f t l

that Tenafly s weakness lay in its ends.Yet Lustbador refused to call that play or

the reat of the afternoon.J . 'Spectators at local games still are unsatisfied wtth

~ . qenter Jfne playing of the tedm. R«1 ShtttleU” seems -better ^tted for an end post, while BtH Fmdlptcr u*lto:

4 p layed three qtwrten of Satnr’lay’s game, slunved little • V improvement.’ " The grfatest trouble with ShadeB and Faulkner ia they- are i MoB'lny »/tfrr»;i»n tte . ltfg§HT 1, l*«*L ha « ^ i: i . t«iMas_jt)ll

| to t football minded. A center should be as able a field general a s^ rL o n tT s * ^ i ^ r S 4 C l - b W . X»the quarterbick. T t im vital port that requires a strong, brainy * * • * NitHty A. at Municipal w »l ivhile

W a.ch lh . Violet rind ek ^ en ut^-the Polish A niencan C lutt tangle! „ . i . , / . f . t ' u N V t take Jack <irt»«t«iaw and h is with th e CoiumMa W hite Sox « (

- T a f ty - a tam v -U tf-W ia ta n c g r -w a * rne m a k in g oLlhc i f t i n . l h a m , pnln ,TT .r t nni1trr r, S iew ark_________-■■■;. '

l«st year simply because he was last, rugg.d and aggressive,•* M l. * brilliant field generalV ;i;!' *Tony St. Peter, the short-cut -ytHingster who tills in occas-

MOrizUy at half Kick or quarterback, to'this tyj>ewriter, has all attributes of a splendid center wall plugger. Though short.

TOTALSScore by

. . , , . . 8 2innings.

4 « *7 7 I

ATHLETICSORIOLES

Runs batted in—-P. Russo, Brown, P i Frino, V alenti 2. Two base hit*— Dorsch, J . Kuzika, V alenti, De F rino , A. Candia. Sacrifice h it—Thouluc. Stolen ba^es— Di F rin o , 4, S t. P eter K raft, J . Candia, A . Candia. Bases on balls—Off Dorsch 5, Di F rin o 7.- Struck out— By D iFrino 18, Dor*ch 5. H it by p itcher—E. Russo, by Dorsch. Double p lay —Palum bo to A. Candia. L eft on bjiae*—OriolesD, A thletics 6. U m pire—Simone. S corer Wtiodbury.

pass.In

two.

ien<>

Peter is strong, fugged, fiery. He tackles with the p>wer ol man twenty p<»qnds heavier than him,

Whi« is more, he knows fts>tball its few other men on the squad know it. With the backfield shaping up thi way it docs now, Ht. Peter must be kept on the bench nio>; of the season 1 He ought to be utilized in the center position;

" M o r e

t .we sihly be ks

WEEK S REST TO HELPEd Olson, the local mentor, took the licking from Tenafly

dkis<iphically. “We were without question tin- better team, declared. "W e made errors .that won't haDpen again, and

we ran into a bunch of hard luck situations that couldn't po* happen again. The defeat won’t change’thmgs at all, W e’ll

looking lor victories the rest of the season.”Deceptive plays, take it from Olson, are the hunk. "When a

team has 4 capable list of bill carriers and'a sifting line why must dfeceptiiMi be retied on?" he wants to know “Straight football is the thing that counts, for high schools, anyway. I’m

any forward passes at all They were losing minutes when the team seemed again, one was intercepted that bn ike

th en W est N o e Ci/uipped foes to the St. lirnard ljtr<>ntca plaity

sorry that the team tried botched up, and in the . ready to go Mime where up the rally.”

With East Rut her f< rd next <nul Y o r k . L yn d h u rs t hits tu n s t r o n g , uvll i r k v t , A w d ^’s rest, occasioned hymncfUatuni. mil give ( Hjoii ami Aloj time to iron out thf' f$Mfk' SpbtJ,What tht7*re striving hardest to do at the high acU*4 is

to prevent a reaction in the team’s spirit because 0< the defeat. th«' eleven t*■ *k the licking hard, ton haid, the coaches fed, ind they've been busy trying to laugh it Olf. ’

Baibetball Season Is Declared Open, Hey!

Hey, Iwy. Joseph Cragan, publicity j m anager mt th r I n tM A I want» folks to know th a t the t'a io as >pe« the M a m N ovem ber 8 at the K ittwVfit gym The Red Devil A. CJ wi’loffer Ow t.ppnkitioB and. an-.»Mirtg

' ta Mr. C rogM . fam tB af f^cn « T tw lamsM d a ll over th e g y * *»■'

For tamtam* Urft* Howe will W for the t ’nlaM *• cap tain .

genuine satisfaction t h a n a n y c a r I e v e r o w n e d ”

c a r

W ith h im will he, it Mr. C rogan i> | lo be believe 1, will be Ht. JPeUr, KV * m a n ,T r« g a n " him self and K ra ft Tin- j Ktnl Devils will be there , ta a . *

j*' i #'"1lWWi —Miss A nna £i|»p, L ivingston aveaao

and K*er>tt tU m per. F 't e s t avenue, j et loyed a a lu to r trtp to Nets b u r* aad Twaedo. W V , on Mowiay

T i l l : F oIU I is i;o t„l ltM ,king. I t falMtfe, t s im f t i r la l i le . S |w « l j .

R e l i a b le . I . o i i g - l l v e i l . K eo- i i t im i r a l . E v e r y th in g a |o * i lshould be, .

I ll e r e |a , |» o , o n a t l i ln l M iinelh ing u li.tit 4f llint lir’.iij-s < iillmsiastie r a n i tucal* from every o n e wh* k*» ryer d r t v r n ■ F ’ ftl . . . lltC joy l l j»ot» Is' M otorktfs

•*1 h sv r l>een a ea r uw nerconlinnosi.ly fo r nearlv 20 veara,** u r i tr s g navtorM ro n n e r le t l w ith a I r a d in p u n iv e rs ity . “ IHiriwg I his oerit.tl 1 have bouglil l l t w s t r s sulom tibiles. L ight of lha eleven were in lhe n k h U r-p rie r fieltl, taw esMt three Ibaosan tl dollars, and lha la a t la a F o rd 1 p u rc h a s e d th irte en

•aying this, I am th ink ing Ita l i r a i o f coaafoet, safety, driving p le a s u re , e**e o f c o n tro l aad

My next ea r win ala* he a F o rd h rca— r it will give m o w hat I w art s i * price I r a n afford to pay ."

^ W O ^ ^ s Sea|Im> Ford m d drive il yo Mr self y o a will know i« |* a tru ly rem arkable e a r at a low p tiro . T m will lik e ll firat boy H. Y m will I (MTS ew thiulasilr the longer yea drive i t

After thousands of Miles a f d rta teg ym * wiB say “ i t ’s a great e a r." Ita aeao

r will i

I s t l i f t*w»nn t i l Mmvew h t r e a t die* n « g etptad st Je rsey H nday q lgbt } ,

w e f* yew rh*«*ri«a' fnt the, R rav r

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girawiae a a lls fa e llo a fro m tha lo rd , t i g s aa> eat I ever *w»*d. la

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n o c k aa d what ha*« y»w or tha girl* , s iw .n o '. V U R B M O T O R C O M P A N Y

Going into the last h*lf, it lookedUke *n Olsonite victory, but then H i a c k t i u a r l c r - b ^ c k fo r Tenally ,th o u g h t th a t it* w aa tim e U» th row those- forw ard passe* because t t e L yndhurst Un* w as im penetrable. Inon* instance, th e Hobart’* gang wa* penalized te n yard* for throwing th ree consecutive forward paste* and when they were penalised they were on th e L yndhuret twenty-live yard line. Then a com pleted pas* brought the ball on the Blue and Gold's five ard strip . I t t^ok th re e tries to r in g the ball on the one yard Une.

M aggiolo then took the o*H over fro m th a t poin t. T he extra paint w as a fake placem ent kick which . la te r tu rned ou t to be a pass from M aggiolo to H opson.

T he line-up: .Lyndhuret Teaagy

L .E .. . . . Reiger . » ...................... Yoong

, t | c 3hft(lell ........... B a rre tta (c>K.G C. Guidetti . . . W, CampbellR.T Bello ........................... M argollR .E .. . . .NeiUe . . . . . . . . . . D rakeford6 . B ..,. .Lustbador .......... BlaekwellL.H-. -DeRenzis (e ) MopaooR .H ... , Klem an . . . . . . . . . MaggioloF .B .. , . ’. K lanag in .................... W ard

Tim e of period*: 12 m inutes.Score by period*:

Tenafly ............. ,......... 0 0 0 7—7L yndhurst . . . . . . . . . . . 0 6 0 0 —6

Touchdowns: L ustbador and M ag- iriolo; E x tra p o in ts : Hopson.

ek team coached; by E d Ro­

und Boqfrta had found im- npa^bte. n h

But in th£ 'see«Aid h a lf , Tenafly s ta rted 4 forw ard passing a t ta c k th a t Lyndhurst coukl not stem . B ut i t w as a ground gam* th a t b rought the »eore. Maggiolo, -visiting halfback, faked a p a s s , 'a n d punched throujrh the Une fo r the -touchdown. Then he faked a kick and pa» ed to Hopson fo r th e e x tra point.

B ew ilderol by the sudden tu rn o f | 7** {things, L yndhurst Is-gan a d rive for o rl ano ther score. A gain and ag a in , De­Renzis, Klem an and L ustbador bang­ed in to th e wall. H u t aK er th re e suc­cessive firs t doyrns th e v isito rs ended the a tta c k by in te rcep tin g a forw ard

th e first tw o sessions of •the

had the Tenafly team outsm arted , was down i o Tenafly’s fifteen yard line th ree o r fc u r tim e* but i t lacked the punch to pu t th e b a ll over. How-

Y ou’d B e H a p p y T o o i"

. . . i f yon h ad a coal b in h N o f i i l n c c o a L '^ v b r l l r r w ay fen be s u r e o f com fort­ab le b ea t a l l w in ter. P ill u p y o u r b l n . . . now. W in­te r 's com ing— leastw ise it alw ays h a* . B e all rra d v fo r i t w ith a b in fu ll t i t 'b lu e coal.’

'U ne coal’America'i Fines! t i a d r a d a

Riverside Coal & Supply Co.

280 GRANT AVENUE l.yndhur l. N. J .

Rutherford 2-1075

ATune Paym ent P lan T h a t P u ts M odern P lum bing Fixtures in

Y o u r H om e

How would you like to modernize all of the plum bing fixtures in your home, and pay for the im­provem ent on a tim e payment plan that gives you as long as two year* to do so? W e have sudh a plan. I t isofiered you in cosnection •rith your purchase of the fatuous ‘StM i'Janf* Plum bing Fixtures.M ay we tell

Albertyou more about it?

& SonCONTRACTORS

PLU M BIN G A N D H EA TIN fl 842 LA K E A V E. LYNDHURST

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S A L E S

T E L E P H O N ESupport your business trip* by frequsn t telephone co lls .. . . K eep olive th e friendly con tac ts you hove m od*.. . . Chock up on details, quo ta la te s t prices, o rron^e for sh.pn>ent*, mak* oppon tm en ts hy Los* D istance .. . . Working by telephone, you g e t g rea ter resu lts o t reduced cost - o hundred m iles for sixty

- d e e r to F m ce fo r wine doSw s

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ftautfc- !•>> M.- OevM .1- •■•«%•’Mt-. H .i t . / -v ,, Mr. -MVr*.

}ae*, *M 't - v, - • t»1 Wt*«iMRnMM? I bed*. a‘/ th e M w *f ^ A.' ... . ..V -I ----- VU

And *M V ear Old GetVtrgit t Wade Sighs With

ReliefSt. Matthews Y. P..S . To Stage Presentation

In Late Fall-.m '. 111 "

A t a m eeting o f th e d ra m i.ic a com m ittee o f S t. M atthew s L utheran Young Peoples Society held a t the h .me of H r . A llan I 'aach . chairm an of th e com m ittee th e p lav , “T he *Go«-

ay»alH>lwrt» In tlw M p i it tn — il M - One nf Lyti&ani . nartmeatal aervioe* at Washington >:iu.n. a . ' MW m Mater I v

F a ll in fo rm a l* * max W phi* Ma il niglwd wKh rvi e f « v # lt.,,W, ■ -a *fp«a« the S e frr ta ry of Um United HowptUl a M M l t u « a. him b SU M a O i l .Service Hoard a f M »»L he able lo »~t. a Noirwml*•m iner* , a l th e pout MRce in aay »„• rge W . •ehy which ha* a m t »•*» a# th in mri»peiiiim4 * «e|y ft, •>: in ftrat or the aecond da**, or team I mrw . .uff r.-«i «i> tsw iO m O M m sw* t 5 1 Sr a r 5 i k i M 'c ^ f t ^ 1 . X ^

W ashington, D. C. v an , *.^ . j l _ . tw h» wa* o p r r a tu u m - m M wW iTHEATRE GUIIJ) PLAN o»m<i i»» i i f

"HIT THE DECK— . j to it. Th .nrwtiik —r-' n:.~r3-TC-::::rTr-- - - '■ 'a1 -: t

o«t a * a * t defence Shenrao4.1 ate, are great, they happen te he » ! Arthur Herrmann, and Clmrtc. Hint in ae parable *alt|e* who are al*«jr» ! getting la jim-Jam* or acratw of : .>»<■ kind and \hen it*» »ee the c»p i

tain, who i* none other than I n* rene*. Jacob*. wh«M M M I ale ohejr j ed bv the roughmt aad tuagheot of oailiMra and napmriaily hy the threr I inseparable*. Nan Sherwiwl. Ida Ki.« .hen, aad William rraacoeur arMtw KngttuTdude who mwm* U gat *h« t •■d at every new thing they ee ani hear. So everybody join tin- navy with thin crew af fun»ter*, and H» n fi'Tg. 1 Mtir Ufa ptiw reer*. -heeaw». V a wtll surely need them when this gang of merriment drown* you in a ■tea af la«K)**r. Anchor, .away mat**. " 1

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Presbyterian Aid to be Reviewed by

Mission MinisterToSeekUseOf

W IL L I A M C O > L t t N S ^t M K t » 1 1 IH. < H H t n i I W L # . EGov’t Vacancies

The Hoard of Kdttcation will con­fer neit week wilh the ll*«arl of r<>mmi»ioia-r* on the poaeihjlily .tf using the Town Hall or IJbiary rooms for claanna, It wa* decided' Tuesday night by the arhool gr»»up — At thy aaaaliai, (>m»iga Walhwli ri i omnu>ndvd seeking u*> of the paMi, r>M«ns Hr .!« laiwl the acute , eating situation in the »ehooj« could be n »t edied by using nrwral of tha pahli<- rw m which aih Mat tn aaa during

The ‘Vnlted State* Civil Service Cummiiwion ha* anm.um-etl upe* inmuetiMve cxaminati.'ns ns follows:

Clock rei>airman, »I,W«» a year, Oftk'.- of I*ublic Bail.inn* an d I'ub-

■+tc—t’a rh* of 4hc— —I'apital-

Appearance In New Bruns­wick Scheduled After

——-— Local Visit — ------of the varioaa mt called upon to In nual budget aa quate in the jadg erning bodiaa far temporary poor cipality and to m

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»'♦**% ind Awl# tarn ...... ..... ..................... .Salary, Coanatl .. ............................... .luwii Hnu.wfl UWry MaiHteaaae* ........................Salary, iWrretor *if K#tN«*»e aM Kina neeHa tar y. Collects .Salary, ANlitiMi .................................Hatary, Aaa*ww»r» ................. ......... ..I’.Hriaiit Caff are and topgnaea ...............Htreet MainltnantrSr-- .....................Par* Malntenaaea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '« < . . .* * • *Htiwf 4«l»ng ....... .......•..... ....... .S*S!t, ‘i i BUIWI*' 'aa* '-'iPMai' 'iiimmmiiiiHewer Malnteoai»ee ............ .IfcrtHt FremitH»a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a , . . .*•«. ,*#e.*

HOT I»OIN r

THE COMMERCIAL LEADER. FUTPAY OCTOBSfc I t , WH l*At.K IWi ; w " . i '

News of Presbyterian work in the southern mountain* will be brought tn .several Presbyterian congrega­tions in New Jer ey by Itev. Loai. E. Mark of Parkerslmr*f, We*t Vir­ginia, representing the PreabyteHkn

‘ Hoard pf National Misaions. Mr. Black will speak in accordance with the following schedule: n _

Thursday, October 15, 2 P. M.New, Hrunnwick F ira t Preabyter>

. >an Church. Kev. C. J. Culp, pastor. Friday, (let. 16.

Kumson Preabjrterian C hureh, Rev. William C. C»lby, pas to r.

Mr. lllack, a native of W est V ir­ginia, bellove* ffuni his own per- soHaf i‘x pcrt(vnfr Tn the tranHfwnn* ing power, of mission work in the mountain communities of the South. As a yourv trr M r, ..piack, wa* ln- tr.Khiciil to a ipission 'Sunday-school by an early missionary to Tennes'ee and after getting bis i-ducation, de­dicate!! his life to th t boy. and girls of hia own state.

Mrs, Annabelle K icadela, o f 29 Orient Way, e n tir ta in e d a t her home Saturday n i g l . Mr. an i Mr*. J ■ Lom­bardi, Mr, and Mrs. o p o rto awl Mr. and Mrs 'M ontango. t^ iu is L*untnlilb> an.I Miss J e n n ie M ontango.

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W asiiingtoii, IX C. Closing d a te , No­vem ber t , l l « l .

Inspecto r o f aafety appliance*.St.Oiai a year, in*pect«r of hours .«f__________ _M-r\ Ki., *4,ti0n a year, ln t*r«t* te room s which a ih Mel In a»a CommCM* (’oiiimi*aHMi. C losing d a te ! (h a ,d a y

t i nisi . war *t »»« pointed oat the plan waa !NatiiMU? InstUuti of ileslth. Public' rH ealth s . 'n ic e , W aahiim '-n . I* C. «WMUMM w ere made IC losing date , N ovem tur S, 1981.

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losingH rninr medical offln i, *4.*0b *

ye*r, medical idDoer, flt.HOo a year, j associa te mi-dicul officer, fS,JHNi a I

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50 cents each or 3 for $1.00 Scalp Treatments— 12 for $5.00

Permanent Wave #2.50—$5.00—Nestles Permanent Wave

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when the Brunswick Laundry M an calls

What a needles* utdi yuu would (<t*.. n[“ ii yiKir own thtNilden it yrni *ImI «very »i <4 what the Hrun.nMk Laumlrt Man ran do for you. No “wash day “—no lun and huthwr—MMtly count over the p k o snd fuffct them. .

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Regulsr sad pum tual. the H ru m * s l laundry Man if alw*y» ready u . k i x w nh ta g rr mumijuai lu dctatla II* n H n m .

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p v B oca .senvict R U N S W I C K C a A U N Q R V

RKO Rivoli

Tho fe a tu re picture th a t is now bBfng pra*senieal is “ A lex an d er, Ilam- iltaanf', s ta rr in g th a t g ro a t m as te r of I'haraotoriziitim i, George Arli.<8. Tlii- »S a p icture th a t *i»<r on*.- can alTurd t« miss;

S ta r tin g S unday for 't h r e e "••tajra, Nancy C arro ll in “ 1’cnm nal Maid” w rrii,T m r • " r r u n n t T hisbrings Miss Carroll in a m uch more vivacious role than any she "has basen seen in for sbmt‘ time. T ho sto ry o: tho l>< hind-tliavsva-nes d ra m a , .of ft young girl from Now Y o rk ’s Kast Side who e n te rs the b e a u tnonila Inr'Mjjffi Up’ se rvan t's e n tra n a i' ;in<: comes ou t under a canopy, a glide bride, w iser, b u t. perhaps, no hap­pier. You a rc sure, to en jo y thif production!

Also “ liig G am ble” w ith W il’iam TSoyd and D orothy Sebastian.

“ My S in” , one o f tho Reason's mo in terestin g p ic tu res, will present! i on W ednesday an i Thursday. Thi thrilling sto ry o f the regeneration ol a uiiin and woman, one crushed b; b itter circum stances, - he >.th* r dein oralized by wild living, h as Tallulat Bankhead and F ro ine M arch in it leading rales. The story is filled wit! dram atic incidents. Its vivid,vscenet reach from tho tropical atm osphere

’ of Panam a to the nole-ania hurrv of— supbistic.au-i V 'rk , A m a ter

hand h as taken the theme and woven vigorous action intit a th rillin g riratn- a th a t in trigues the im agination and grips the om tion*.

Friday and Saturday will b ring the

G eorge E . S tone nnd Edward G. Hobintmp in a w o w from 'Five- S ta r F in a l”, now playing at the R.K-Oj R itz Theatre.

“ Kan no” , - h e g re a te s t screen th rill c f 1931, a re a lly g rea t an im al pic­tu re , one w hich no teacher o r pupil ahould m i k— th a t and R ichard Arlen and Peggy Shannon in “T he Secret (Jail” c.pen th e week a t the I irndhurst on F riday and S atu rday , October 16 and 17.....J tU t.U t. re tu rn far a . m um cut to . “ Kar.gti'. w ith it«\ w onderful ph to- gra(»hy of th e ininimt rocesnes of the jung le. '1 his p ic tu re has a close second In th o fin* pew serial “Adven-

b rid e , w as maid of honor. The bridesm aids were M is c s Sophie V aw lak, a sis te r o f tile groom , and Evelyn Snyder.

Jotieph Pawiak w as his b ro ther's ben t m an; the ushers were W alter K rolikow ski, of Je rsey C ity , ami KmUJph Kad iak, a.f Ca rl ton H ill.

delphiniutrw. Mr. S ugalsk i, of 695 ; K ighth s tree t.M im Pawiak w ore a gown o f On th e ir re tu rn from a t r ip to

lavom lar crept! w ith m atching h a t N iag a ra Fulls, th e couple .will m ake and shoes; H iss S n y d er wore b lu e th e i( -home a t <u$ Ridge Hoad Lynd-

rsL<• re|H' with m atching h a t and shoes; h u r i

T he bride was c h a rm in g ,, i.'i a gow n of w hite sa tin , w ith a lou;. t r a in ; and a tulle veil, m ade cap shape and caught w ith o range bios

tu n s in A frica " on S a tu rd ay after- |-<»ms. She carried a aiieaf of cats noon, whe i th e children look forw ard j lilies, o ttfe g if ts ptovideal bv th e manage?

t . On 8 s mt

FIVE STAR FINAL"P K H R J f j ev en ts fo llow s—so trag ic th a t even» » ■ * " ™ » * th e h ea rtte ss m an ag in g r r f f ib r loses

hi» inssum ed b /u ta lity . But

m ent. On S a tu r iay even ing th e mall agem en t ta k e s pleaauri in announc­ing L iv ingston 's “B arre l O’F u n ” at which tim e handsom e g if t i will be presen ted an d a few m inutes of healthy la u g h te r will be indulged iu. E dd ie Dowling comes in “ Honey­moon Lane” on :4ti*day and Monday th e IK and 1f>. This musical picture needs no w ord as its melodies are a welt-bmp ch ange from he strictly dialogue p ictu re. “ Honeymoon la n e t s supported by a sti ,ng group of

| sh o r t subj- r ts .Tuesday and Wedls 'lav the 2CHh

and f l t b rings a douM* fea tu re pro­g ram with Lew A p ’-' i i " tJp For Murder"* a n d B ert I..vtell in “The Single Sin” . ' —

A gain on Thum dn) the m anage­ment offf r s a doiibj' 0 a tu re l.or- cfcia Voung in “ Hig liusinesn G irl" in which h e r b igger' con tracts are. signed betw een a w ;"t, and a Fox

... . the storyFive S ta r F in a l”, the F irs t fiii- m a t be ^ e l k No. w ords, can «dfe-

tionul screen version of th e sen a- f|Oati'ly describe it.tionaf HeWspaper play ot the sam e 1 Mr. Robinson has nev er Leen so ro t-~a i ' a tae COT! (I ea tu re picture

ling-aw aited sequel to “ Tom Saw- nam e which r c e n i ly took Broadw ay dyham ic— so hum an—o r so passion- w ith Hetty Compson n 'T h re e Who-ver’V Mitrk d'waih's im m ortal VIluck- **y s U m - w i l l open a n en g ag em en t a teJy -co n v in c in g as in th f rob' o f , JjtjvctF . -ieberry Finn” carries on th e adven- a t the K.K.O. Ritz T heatre , F riday Randall. H it excellent su p p o rt In- Thursday n ig h t aside from provid-tures- of the real boys Mark Twain and Saturday w ith E dw ard (j. Itobin- eludes th e lovely M arian M arsh, i„ g a fine double featua- ' u ro itta iih -—wrote about.tn “Tom Saw yer”, lluck -on ns the s ta r . _ acreen discovery „ f Jie y ea r- II. li. ofTprjrtipThe lady roim of. thertms aw ay from home tn oR'ajit' W M r. Robinson who w as la te ly tfce W arn er, A nthony liunhell, G eorge E. l.yndhurst th e fou rth num ber of Vel-fa ther, and, in the search th a t foi- gunn ing g o -g e tte r of “ L itd e C aesar” S tone, F ra n e ts S ta r r , O na Munson, j lum W are, the. beau, if al d inner sot! 'W . Tom Saw yer finds him . To and the gam bling fool o f “ S m art B oris K arloff, R obert E llio tt, Aline which is m eeting wi. such w elj.de-geO.i ", tin- boys plan a runaw ay, fall M oney” Is seen in “ Five S ta r F in a l” M cMahon, Purnell 11. P ra t t , David e r v f i success. You am sure to findin with two funny rascals, rescue as th e ruthlejw m anaging ed ito r o f Torrence, Q -ear A pfel, C ladys I. loyd , your acquain tances a id friends intwo innocent g irls from the wickoi a tab lo id scandal sh e e t—w hich thriv-> jw afe of th e s ta r ) , Evelyn lia ll an i , th e leunge or the loiciy on Thurs-d' Jg .is of the badmen, and w in more e . on

tears, tiny I Is, heart-throbs and deep- it.”

thi' s tre n g th of K* slogan ; “T he H ar-ild W ablridge. Um iw w s, th e bo ttor ww like l.ouis W«-H«enk..rn, -

I day nights.

jo u rn a lis t and p layw righ t wrotedmva emntions gaj.on- in the am using . “ F ive S ta r 'F in a l” dea ls especially “ Five S ta r F in a l" _which Won phen- | l f » | p | ) P | n c l f l W a < | «

( adven uI! Ill M ark Twain’s irnmor- with th e way* in which tho unRcrup- omtmal succt^ss on -.he llroadw ay v v * * *W I " ti l young -heroes. 1 ,UK sta ff o f th e ‘'( ia s e tl* '’ ru ins the ^**e. screen p!ay is th e work P 1 J J

id Mrs. 'Frank *Zipp,n pu ta tion of th e Tow nsends. Mlch: ° t Byron M organ. The ad ap ta tio n is

anil aol Tow nsend had m arried Nancy by Robert Lord, Mervyn I > Roy, .................................................... ■ *-'* ■ " ■■ •-*— Jb4family. I.ivingston avenue, wi.li Vam rheet tw e n ty • years liefore,, fully w lu,l diri cted E lw aril G- RobJjiW'o

Everett rtnmpi'-r,' fiT'T’on-st avenue, a w are o f th e fa c t th a t in se lf de- ‘'L ittle C a e s a r1 directed 'F iv e 3 were receat. guest at the home nf j fen se she had killed a m an. T heir F in a l”. ”Mrs. F. Sacka, of .Maywood. alaughter Je n n y has never known tho

d a rk secre t an d i< abut", to m arry ' Ph illip Wi!eks, son of fam ily . i.

S tar j' A pretty w edding was. ;soleh)Dj,zeal a t eleven o ’clock J Sunday morninga t a N uptial Mass a t St. Michael's

The Sigm a Chi f J i r l . h^ld an inter- I i :h S,r ih ’. .. ,ti.riKr R on ', when M iswa i-a o social a t the hom e of Mrs Helen I'loskt, daugh ter of Mr. and

Mrs. Michael Salam i j , o f 7R3 Thiri)T h e news hr«M»ks in thr- “G aze tte" Kr,',|,,r" k Ruchbolr., K ingsland ave-[avenue, Hrooklyn, became th e bride of

ju s t before th e woaWing. The m other ,,u ' ' ’ Mimday niglr.. They will hold I.H eary Paw lak, son of Mr. and Mrs.com m its su ic id e—anal a chain o f a llallow e’ n social on O ctober 2tita.

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MOVINGPacking.—Shipping

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Mrmbrr nf iht ftuf Clf*htr$ Inmiiutt td Amttira Nancy Carroll, Gene Raymond in a scene ifrom;the^Para­

mount Ptaute 1'Personal Maid”. Pat O’Brien also in the cast!,

E v e r y m a n 's B i b l e C la s sMeets At Rutherford High School

SUNDAY OCTOBER 18, 1931 — 9:30 A.M. Rutherford, N. J.

Charles Alexander Ross fWill Speak On

“THE DRY-AGA1N CLUB”EVERY MAN^iNVtTEET

7 LADIES’ DAYRIVOl l THEATRE, RUTHEJRFQRD

SI INi)AY, NOV. i. 1931 — 9:30 A. M. EVERYBODY INVITED -

T E L E P H O N E RUTH K K FO RD 2-0041 W estern E lec tric Sound E quipm entEUGENE WOODHAMS

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‘THE SECRET CALLwith KICHARD ARLEN and PEGGY SHANNON

___________ —and— ____________

Novelty Added AUraHiae—^Advetttarea in AfricaSaturday—KIDIMES GIFT MATINEK

SUNDAY anal MONDAY, Oct. 18-19Eddie Dowling in “HONEYMOON L£N E”

with Juno C tlly e r . Ray D ooir). Ka>maand H atton. N oah Ifcery I'atho) Review Cm aedy P aram ount NewsRipley's “Believe I t o r Not” TalkartiHm—“T ree Maps”

Sunday <lnlyT “ Hora>es o f the F lam e*”— Episode 11

HX8SCHX8SSCaXHX8MX«m«B*0HCKX8a^^TUESDAY and W ED N ESD A Y , Oct. 3IV21 DOUBLE FEA TU RE Lew Ayre*, Genevieve Tobin ‘U PFO R MURDER'

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THURSDAY, O rt. 22 ------- — a D O lilll.K FEATURE.U I K K R A T tU tN ti, RICARIMI CORTEZ |! 'U \N K ALHHRTSON

in “BIG BUSINESS GIRI.” and “THREE WHO LOVED” Betty Compson

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LEO CARILLO teaMe'DonaticMARY BRIAN in

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<omm^Soon Geo. Arliae in *Alr«andrr Hamihon*

Everyman’s Unit to Fete Surrender of Cornwallis Sunday

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IJ O W , when, where and why school money is spent and why such a considerable sum is needed are questions that arise

to haunt any Board of Education. Cost erf education is a bug­bear in any municipal budget; often more than the real share rf the blame is placed on the schools for the high taxes.

Tuesday night, the board began determinedly to settle the matter of how much money Lyndhurst spends on its schools— an3~Tiow that” Hin compares w tfh eb sfo f education iJT oAef municipalities. } /

Reeves D. Batten, supervising principal, submitted an il luminating report. Ten cf the largest communities in Berget Omnty were chosen and with them Lyndhurst’s school figures were compared.

The report showed that Lyndhurst’s schools, efficiendy con ducted, cost little compared to costs in other communities. Direct figures from the report are quf«ed in the news columns today Read them and see for yourself how Lyndhurst rates with othei municipalities, and why the local schrol tax rate is so high. ,

Englewood Man toGive Talk Before

C EATING the children has been a problem that boards of thc last decade have had to grapple with. The last grade school

erected in Lyndhurst was the Roosevelt School; that the system is short-roomed has long been recognized. Mr. Batten has point' id out again and again the children are handicapped by lack of proper facilities. In every school, every vacant room it utilized In the high school, the auditorium, the stage, the cafeteria are put into useu * ’ S ^ U P V

The boakl discussed the question Tuesday night, then de- cided again to seek use of vacant rooms in the Town Hall and Library. The idea was advanced last year, but frowned upon following a discussion with the Board of Commissioners. The education group's decision to again plan for use of the municipal rooms shows that the board is really striving to honestly solve the problem at as little cost as possible.

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yH O SE are major problems that cropped up Tuesday night They do not tell trf the innumerable small items, here ant1

there, th t bills far repairs, replacements and si<>plies, the dis missions over need for repairs and thc methods of making them

FViubly difficult becomes the task, you will admit, wher they must remember that cost is to he .placed before necessity' .md that improvements they know are necessary and vital must he shelved because of lack of funds.

» That the board is serving without pay, often without thanks md works with the strain of the knowledge it hoick a terrific n-'.ponaibtlity are facts many times, sad to relate,’ forgotten.

T o w w w i r n r i . t h i > h i ' r « t

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General Eiedion Day November 3 , 1 9 3 1

M<my util be nt Monday night's Commissioners meeting at which fiace a public hearing will he held on die ordinomre for thc erection of a $6,000 war mem­orial for no other featon than to listen. If indications point truly, there ~is much dust udl he saul. and those u'ho lilje a good argument realize their place u m thc rear of the meeting chamhcr where all may he heard. i f f i r o n i n r i nB *» i

2 M 5 * *’*" * «» 'wtjiyt iMfffiKttTm THm KttwmwnA Republican coming from thc rally held for David Baird,

Ji and the other G, 0 . P. Tuesday night, declared, “Those can­didates arc fine, the party is no its way to victory and thecountry is saved, you bet."

A Democrat who had listened in surreptitxusly remarked a 'bort while later, “That meeting was like a cemetery vault AU they nectfcd was an undertaker. That** how it looked to me."

Isn’t that life, though?

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PAGE § THE COMMERCIAL LEADER FRIDAY, OCTOKTO 16,

20-Year Teachcrs to Get Year Leave oi Absence With Full Pay, Board Says

Rule* drawn up by the rate* and a «h«Jale f o r “l ^Tof ' t heregulations committee ot the Board Teacher*of Education provided i year long ystem ten )W » he|rholiday at full pay f6t any Lyiid- a year* 5-;^ t+w* *v*tem willhurst teacher who has .terved twenty P*y». il w“-’ • •years and who deMTO* to do some K«, W® enect - ■ . . . . —'•■ one

take

Explanation ofSchool Tabulation

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The statiaties tabulated ■ on pageone tor this paper are for the yea?ending if June, 1930. They are the latest available statistics and include all district; in Bergen County haring an enrollment of more than two

w ith the stipulation thousand pupils. teacher o r one principal The above figures show that thethe leave of absence at assessed wealth per pupil in L-ril-It applies also only to ’hurst is rather low. In fact it is

rk that will mea i her self im- ol*lypfovem ent, * ' j .

. Presented to the board Tueaday S under u-nure of office. j only a liule more than half of the |tag*, the rulmg was aceejitod Jong ,e»ve. teacher, will " ' — - -with o th e r s They wff! *o m to ,1...* - vearNovember 1. it * w announced. allowed um <“ »». a year‘

'W ilfiaiu C.~ ^'- nT-: ~ c...,.,!.,.. —*»**

.Supervising.Principal

be average foi\Ahe county yet the bond- U , | I H C L ^ J J l D n n , Any ed imi'Mednrss for each *1000 :i.*- - j I r l rS . iJu J lQ cII D U Sy

cessive cost of education in this dis­trict. The actual cost is below the average. The high rate is due -to a lower assessed valuation or a higher percentage ot ihi Wren to the total population. ' '*"“The above table should be of in- _ , _ ....tcrest in hewing the comparative Change of vhe poor ! w to givenii* of the larger diKtrk-.s in thi* *>*« to * mitral eroup.in the c»un-eounty. Lvndhurt is the third larg ■ ty to ,<Ji*tnhute _aid, wa#est in the countv and is considerably ■a*‘ *!?.: Lvndhuwt Tautlarger than the n xt in siie. I W P A.a «?%**“ • A1-*00

Respectfully submitted,Reeves D-Ba-ten,

Poor Law Change Discussed By Local Seconds Members of Local Taxpayere Graip Win Game From

Paterson Teairdaring Lyndhurst this year will haw to pav only *126.19. The low cart i he said, to he fine work of

. . . . .......................... „ Joseph H . S n y d e r who Keeled the!the Boari of Cunmissiariers Monday arrangement committee. ,, when they age «1 to protest adop- ■ • ,

S S C L .* a .* & * S Jt"< « 2 : Fa!1 S * * " " Opened byRiver Road P .T A Unit

willIns, a lheM bcr o! 1the com m ittee; pointed out there of

teacher absrrat

■aW nt rnop- than M-aaed wealth is rather high, being}Itb e penalised one above th e average fo r the county.

. . . tw ebtv-ftfth o l her sa lary . A nyar.>uld ap p ea r from t h e e figure* th a tshould be «.m e meaiui o f reco n ti- } ah^-nt w ithout cause will we h a te in L yndborat e ither 4 la rg e r

work of t e a c ^ He .« , ] a t th^; t w , . n t i «r t h „ f her a lary . percen tage of child ren than , E rsarne turn- the board coul I a rr* g t P f ^ ;n fam ily , a teacher w ill , d istric t* o r our ameisaed v a lu a t'o n s_ _ — — ---------r— ; be given a th re e day’s leave, i t w as a r* l o r r , Probably, both o f these

“— — ------ ' said. I condition* prevai l . ----According to plans of the board,

1 1 1 I V 1 any teacher w ho doe* not use up' the stipu lated num ber o f day s al-

loted fo r illnes*LIQUID OK TABLETS five years, <

R e l i e v e * a H e a d a c h e o r N e u r a l g i a i n cum ulated on' C m i n u t e s , c h e c k * a ( o l d t h e - f i r s t , . . . .d a y , a n d c h e c k s M a l a r i a in t h r e e d a y s . She: So y o u don t c a r e f o r m y

in Spanish War Work

wefe ih favor of the idea.E m m et K.. N ew declared .he w ork

lohif Leigh, poormi*-5 clalttiwl i t

by >Mr«. Jo , is im)i.<pe*isi1>U'.

the new law was worker like Mrs.

Tne l & i a i ^ e H T e a c S S T A r • _ ! ._ 2 v £ : l s o d r t io a held th e ir openijig m__ in f

Clock Passes To Moore For Touchdown and Then to

Pete Russo For PointDupliccJnf 1 s t week’s win ov.

Nutley, the Lyndhurst seconds Tue rlay S id e

. the Patrrson•9 » 5-® 4 ^ . . . . .

on KWcr-

The c-wt of education in Lyndhurst I>-partment Historian ut toe Ladk- is rather loar. Jt is fourth lowest of Auxiliary accompanied by Mr. and

nly tally came te the tlurd when CHcek threw a thirty yard p:.;

Moore who ran another 3« yar

the enawUatone^ oSjecaons,^ di finft ^M sX id 'forMrs John, Zehot. of Mpu.-ain W ay | besaid she knew «.f a case of a m an h ^ ,jn lhe- ^ itfir „ f >’„Vemb*T

M i l i e , ' o f

the -Jllf- A pass from Gtoefc u Russo gave the Blat and Go

their extra pointId

The Cframte and Blue jatojed by Bob Diamond only threatened to

- -T # I I t ) ^ . |score cnee. This came l i s tfew seconds of play When jk f pa> from Sheppards to Ml

She . new dress!

(yfff) S a l v e f o r B a b y ’s C o l d H e; No, b u t outside th a t , Ith ink you’re a ll right.

, n i l * a n n i v e r s a r y c n n n t i m i o i B c c o m m e n d i n a t h a t t h e c h a r g e b t

! £ 5 ^ t u ? ’ Z ’Z F f i : ? Vl ra? f ' a r ^ in. tA W ili' ry- in N ew ark, M o n - , iKTOSti t< < Wjiliam E h rlich 3 U L T i I . . . tn favo r oi the proposed hilt.

following ram und

the bad on -Aefrom th e ir ow n

iichaebi hrourv fifteen yard lm

thirty yari j*rip

education .in l y n Ihu rs t is below th e f)n TbarwU> evening Mr. and av erag e fo r t{»e icu n ty . Mrs . shadeji v i.ited th e A uxiliary

O ur percen tage o f a ttendance i* an d . Cam p a t Re<l Bank, and on m ost favorable , being th ird h ig h est Tuesday evening,, a sim ilar tr ip to o f th e la rg e d is tr ic ts and above th e 1 Dewey Camp and A uxiliary inav erage o f the C ounty.

O ur chooi ta x ra te is very high ami m uch above '.h e average fo r the county bu t th h is no t due to th e < x-

X ew ark.

Westminster Presbyterian Church

New Jerwy Ave. and Bidge Road Itev Frederick H olmon Burhholtx

M. ASUNDAY SERVICES

Chare*' Schoql. C lasses fo r all ages. 9; 15 A.M.

Divine W orship 11:0Q A.M. E vening I’ra ise Service 8:00 P.M.

A Friendly Church "With A Cordial W elcome F or All.

U'a.t.* Offices of

UINKLIN. SMITH A TOWK. Lawyers Building JT AMES A VKNL'E

Rutherford. N. J.I’hone Kutherford 2-594 2-695

—- , , c,, . iClock made the tackle which save IMembership, M«. Mabel g ^ ' nS«r : the day for the Blue and Gold rs.

l t mu t be rem em bered,” he d e - j H*'11**- M. ^ ” ak ’ -W ays m 4 ‘ ~proposed

...» v ^ .em em b e tw , — — , clared, “ the nlan has been fo rm u li t r I, I „ Mrs. H. C.by -J r people who know w hat th ey I Social, Mfs, Ralph a r dcdng, and who a re w orking -n ; ‘ ress Mrs. W.IUam J . Eckstein, the question in telligen tly ami h<>n- A gt:t-ac<juainted hour followed e 4 ly . W hile Lyrufliurst mav be dif- the net business o f the aftem<»on. fe re n t from o ther place** w here un- Member?* and friends a re invited to serujfuloug'persons an:, u s io f th e poor i a tten d the nevt meeting, 03 the relief* ide» to gouge tb** com m unity, ■ evening of-N ovem ber lHth. i t m ust he rem em bered L yndhurst 13

A rm strong ; _ N « t M unday ^ O U n n to r v eand

I not ail o f New Je rse y what th e m n who are

An I • h a t is seek ing to

rchange th e law are w orking o n .”! N ear gave a report, of the w ork of , the F o urth o f Ju ly 'com m ittee, de-

S t . Thomas’ Episcopal " ^ C H u r c l v

Is "w illin g " fuel, f lo o d s y o u r hou*« with t hao lth fu l w a rm th w lth o v l w a s ta . S leeps Ilk* a k itten w h en you chock It o r b o n k I t—econom ical fuel. More h o o t . . . lo t* a s h . . ,n o d lnko r* . Phono y o u r o rd o r now.

LYNDHURST COAL CO.Office and Yard

7 Ml. VALLEY IS1UX1K AVHNUE

FO R E ST 4 STU Y V ESA N T AVES. Rev. Franklin l». Faber, R ector

R ectory- 351 L ivingston Avenue. ” I’hone— R utherford 2-1403-J

Tel. V t Jthcrio.d 2-2140

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LYNDHURST, N. J.

blue coalA M E R I C A ' S F I N E S T A N T H R A C I T E

ST: THOMAS . . . . . . . . ...Services for th e T w entieth Sunday

a f te r T rin ity , .O ctober lk , liiUl. .7:30 A.M H oly Communion.'J:45 A-M- C hurch School

11:00 A.M. M orning 1’ray er and Serm on.

K;00 I 'M . E vening P ra y i r and Sermon.

M onday, (iir ls ’ Friendly Society, 8 P M.

Monday, Church fiehool Officers and Teacher* m eeting, 8:30 P.M.

T uesday, A dvisary Board, 8 (’ M.W ednesday, S t. M ary's Guild, 8

P.M.W ednesday. Confirmation C lass, 8

I’ M, -th u rsd a y , C ard I '.A . v under au t-pices o f St. M ary 's Guild, 2 I ’ Ml hoj..<lav. C hoir Ic hearsa l, 8 l*.M.F rid a y , Young People* Fellowship,

8:15 I’.M. A .C om ing E vents:M onday. O ctober 2fi, C ard I 'a r ty ,

under -the ausp ices of the (iirls f r ie n d ly Society, 8 I’.M.

TiML^ChurdL j u I-Il a. come to all.

SAVE MONEYHAVE YOUR PAINTING AND

DECORATING DONE NOWWail Papering (10 tnd up per Room, Including Ceiling. Vour Choice From Thihaut or BoschTOI BooiiTI'iuitiiii'>ii3 CraT- tex Done at Reasonable Price*.

Exterior Painting Ia Our Specialty. '

Moors Sanding and Kefinishing, Wt do Spraying Work, Stucco

or turniture.All Work Done on 10 Months or Cask—listi males Cheerfully

Given.I . K T O C I t R K f l t K S K N T A T I V K

C A i a , A N I I i : X I ' l , A I N D B t A I L 3 A U . W O U J f t J V A U A N T h K U

N o J o b T v '» l a d i g i * . H o n e T o o Small.

J . H A L L E R I N I '

324,PA(iE AVENUE MM.lfi Rs-r. n. J

Phone Ruth. 2-3476

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P hone R utherford 2-6T6

Chas. Lobmayer Lyndhurst Market

i 2 S tuyvesan t Ave.

XyiKfiiurst, N . ) .

EUu Plan ServiceL yndhurst Isxlgp, No. 1506, B. P.

0 . E lk s , are m ak ing advance plans for th e ir annual memorial service to be held th is year in their own rooms, in Elks Hall, Stuyvesant and Tontine avenues, on the evening of

i Sunday, December fith. \The com m ittee In charge o f - the

M emorial Service are James A. Bres- I lin, G eorge J a n s , Jacob Burk, Dr. :J. SJ. la z ie r .

The memorial service is open to the pubHc, and is always a very

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t the Blue an i White s>|uad fron. Rutherford at the Rutherford CiL; Field. This game wilt be the t,nh meeting between the two chools fi. this year if Ru.herford High doe not accept the challenge by Coach Olson’s squad. The game wi l star promptly at 8:30.'

The line-up:Lyndhurst Paterson E. S.

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Ofllrials: Referee—Crupi; Umpin.n—G u i ie t i .—Lustbador; Linesman

Score by quarters:Paterson East Side ..0 0 0 Lyndhutet . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 7

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