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Tuesday At RallyHerbert Swann, Zonfcf Expert, Will Be

Talker At Rally Wfckk Is Open To The Entire Public

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B arre n County - a * - «

HOLDEN TO VISIT ITALY

SIX WEEKSPolice Commissioner To Sail Satu rd ay, Will Be

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W estm inster U nit Holds Happy Christm as

P arty

Shower Held For Helen McGarry

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Honored At Party

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the Team Hall and In turad hw w»rM i D a n tv m . w h o l< * ! y * » n 4d , » a a u « a M d M i D i

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BILL SHAKESPEARE WANTS TO COACH HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN

Henry K«n ’» Have New Year’i Party

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LYNLHtLRST, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY '7,~1937

K«» A m »W.NÛWX *uJ X t U c a M — UAjmtm

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t let nie th e sn m e pe-u i«e« i r o m « r * 4 t< Mitri* Hx« i . a d J â u r to R a n i . h e r bum bond . by leed i * m Ti*, t u a u u a i» H ü nd in« A «m alatra ta a t K m » h . > J d a te d J u n e tS . I » « . reco rd ed J u n e 2C. 1934. im B t - h l e t I . h u t< U f c

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la n d a n d p rem ia«« h e re in a f te r p a r t ic u la r ly d e sc rib ed . a ltu a tc . 1) knit a n d b e la * inth e B oro ii« ti o f N o rth A rlin g to n . In th eC o u n t) o i B enren a n d S ta te of S e w J e rs e y :

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B ein« th e - u n .- prem ine* c o m -v e d to A k‘fcamlei Mhieida u n d F lo ra It. Shield.'-. Ida w ife . b> J n h n TfciMnai, by deed d a te d F«d»ruar> l i . 1924 a n d r eco rd e d In lkx»k 1X91 u t D eeds fo r H e r« en C o u n ty . p a« e 2««.

H H m : k n ow n by a tre e t n u m b e r 92 I ’a lo n P la c e . N o r th Ariin»UMi. N ew J e r -

THREE M EALS A DAY

2 3 -3 1 -Jan .

Board Of FreeholdersReorganizaticns o< Bergen County's Board ot Freeholder?

are festive occasions. Last Saturday's w a s n< exception.A board that felt and knew it had done a good |<>b re-

orgamaed for tbe year and elected Nicholas. A . Kuiken of Fair- lawn as chairman.

John H . Edwards of - East Rutherford has long been a. member of good standing on the board

But to make up an honor roll, every member of the board would have to be mentioned as well as the long list of 0-.int>, employees who work their hardest for the county at low pay.

Bergen County has the lowest per capita cost of government in N ew Jersey. This in itself is a commendation for the freeholders who have served the county. Certainly, there w a s every reason to spend. New York on one side, Essex and H udson and Passaic Counties—ail heavy spenders— an the other set fa«t examples.

But Bergen's freeholders withheld and cur present low tax rate is the result.

Bergen's financial status is the best in New jersey.It is true we do not offer parks, vocational schools, widt

hospital jervice or any of the expansive highway systems chat may be found in some counties.

B ut when the time conies that we can procure those things —paying as we go— Bergen will have tbem!

T o the new Board of Freeholders—good luck!T o the old— thank you1

The Gentle Art Winter Canapes 0 Ì Carré* ANCHOVY CA NA PES

M ake rounds o f to as t, spread with sweet bu tte r, season w ith salt, pepper and m ustard to tas te . A rran g e an- ch*vy till«** on th ese in form of a rosette o r a cross. G arnish with finely chopped patsley . P iess the yolk o f a h a rd boiled e s c with a little o f the white, th roug h a sieve and a rran fft i t in a rin * around tbe ed*ea o f the rounds.

EG YPTIA N CA NA PES C at chipped beef in to small piece«,

m ix f t * ith 3 teaapoort* o t c a tiu p ■nd 8 teaspoons o f m ayonnais • ' Add a dish o f cayenne p e p p e r Serve on rounds of to as t or lit tle crackers.

O Y STERS IN BACON W rap ov ste rs ia bacon and broil.

S pear w ith toothpicks and serve. BAKED ANCHOVY CA NA PES Make a «ike p ie cru»t, cu t into

rounds w ith a sm all biscuit cu tter. In to each round, squeese s sm all a- m ount o f anchovy paste Fold over the round and p ress down the ed*es with a fork. P rick the top with the fork and bake in * h o t oven. Serve im m ediately.

Use la rg e stuffed olives. Take the pim ento o a t o f them end chop it finely w ith e ith e r cream cheese o r a m ix tw e o f m ayonnaise and cceam or tuna. Reft if the elivws using a pastry t*be.

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IN C H A N C E R Y O F N E W JK9UUCT B etw een H a m s O w n era - «*orp<>i»-

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to m e *11 r io te d a n d ibd iverod . 1 h a v e Ie r i . f i upon a n d w ill * * p»ae fo r aa le M pubi», v endue a t th e C o a r t Hou*.- in th e

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B e s ln n ln s th e > .•u thw est.^ rly a ide of K !n « a lan d A venue a t a p o in t d lsr-n * n o rth w e k te r ly ( ) æ H u n d re d a n d ftfty (15 0 ) fee t fro m th e n o r th w e s te r ly fine of R td se R oad th en c* ao u th w ea ta rty a t rlKht an e le« w ith K in aa lx ad A \e n te r One h u n d re d « n d i f f ) T it» ) /W t. th -n « * N o rth w e s te r ly pamll»*l w ith K ln sa la n d A venue Onr b u n d ra d < 1*4 » f«el : th en ce n o r th e a s te r )> a t rieh» * n « ie s w ith K i n a - lan d A venu« O ne hundr<*<l am i fifty (K .fl) f»*t to th e sa id a o u th w e s te r ly aide of K in« ala m l A vnnue. a a d then ce ao u th aaa t- e r ly a lo n e K ln sa la n d Avasnie one h u n d re d ( 1W> fe e t to th e p o in t a e d p lac« n t b e s ln n ln s .

T o s e t h e r w ith a ll a n d a tn m d a r Uie ria h t a. I lbarttee . p r iv ile« , a. lie lo l i t a m en ta am i appu rten am -e« th e re u n to belom rin« o r in an y w la s a p p e r tn fn in s be so ld to n ay a n d a a t l ^ v in th e d ra t p lnee un to th e aa td . ..m o la ina n t. th e su m o f #&.- •>.V4<. w itlt la te ra l íh lm * .th e re o n , tror> th a 14 th d a y n t N o v m h a f . 1*9« untU th e aan»e lie i.ald am i sati-il«-.! a n d a lso th e r‘o » ts o f th e sa id c o m p la in a n t h av e been d u ly ta x e d a t th e sum o f H D t ï .

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Nettie Nazare Is Engaged To Wed

...i « — ««i crn-rwwn. ironrth day of h o « e i« b s r . m « u n tiim e he o a id a n .l s a t l« f '.d a n d aln -ata o f t h e s a id com plaira»*’ »«ave i ly ta x e d a t th e au ra of | ! 9 * 74.

benjamin danken.. R. R e d —■Comm. M r . sre . 2 3 - J l - J a n 7-14 P a e s B!H

Announcem ent w as made th is weak o t the eng ag em en t o f Mia* N ettie N asare, dau g h te r o f Mr. and Mrs. Ma N azare of H26 Furm an Ave- nue. L yndhurst, to Joseph Segro. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Segru of 7W» T h ird avenue, L yndhurst, a t a p a rty a t b e r home. No da te has tieen set to r the wedding. The bride to be a ttended L yndhurst H igh School.

Pam-UIK * a s enjoyed and f f l —ii m entr were served a t a late hour. Gtia^U w ere: M r and Mrs. Peter F. Naxa*-e, Mr. and M rs. Pank P a te m o aad children, C arm ine. M an us, Elix abeth and F ra n k , J r . , Mr. and Mrs Louis l>eMeo. Mr. and Mrs. John Cag- glano, Mr. and M rs. Anthony Capcme Mr. and M rs. M ichael Sabino snd J e a ^ h and L ily N asare all o f Lynd hurst.

IN C H A N C K tlT o r K E W JK R H K T • e t »•••■n T h e H o n te O w n e rs ' l a a n C o r

p o ra t io n a b ody Q o rpnra te a f d ie q SH- e .| s t a t e a . h a v ln s Its p u n . tp a l odflcc In W a a h ln s to n . d . Ç ., r o m p ia ln a n t am i M P h e le D a e a a n d A n n a n a r a . h la w lfa , DedeadanO>. PI. f a H r tu r n a Me. M a rc h .th . A. D. 1937.

JL TTCTl ,Ci‘ * » T I C K K .. Sol r a ■ c V irtue tb e a b m e a ta te .t w rit a*

■we d i r » . t* d u n d de liv e r. I. I b a r n l a x M dimti a m i mJU ex p o ae fo r «aie « t r u t # a ç n d u e I« th e C o u r t H otiaa In th e c i ty rt H a c k e n s a c k , on

W EI>.V K'Ht>A P . JA M . i* . I 9fT tw o • '« lo o k in th * a f te rn o o n . S ta n d a rd

T im e. aO th e ColUiwlna t r a c t o r parr* l flg land and p re m ia o s h e re in a f te r p a r ti- tm la r t) da sc rib e .I , a t tu a te Iv in* »nd kein« a th e T o w n sn tp of l .v n d h u rs t . it) th e ••UJWv f t n . rs*-n. a n d P ta te o f N s *

It ■ ejrK n o w n a n d d e s ie n s te d »m a c a r t.iln

“ I 1 «" C o u n ty C le rk '»? Vr “ M ap o f r ra p e t t y n t t 's n -k*nbui «h Hi .»a. IncorporatM d (k n o w n a s

J»e M andfnrd T r s e t ) «Hua te ln t 'n to a T ow ?j-h l^ . B a rc a « Cm . afew J e r s e y a s 1er«

E ditor Conunarcial le a d e r ,D ear S ir:

Whih- ta-ruainc yo»r p a |» r 1 canM ft.ro .« ati f trtk l* M umkinK Kin»». I»nd A venw a highway w hich «rillfftn w rt wttti th« H ftckem ack RivftrBridgf and I have a p i« , , whlrh I wrote to th» editor of th. then "IIikI- Obaarver”, oi Hoboken about aavan aftd »ne half year* ajo.

a>- plan wax th is : “T o m ake tha pipe l i n e th a t r u n . betw een Jeraey

City and Boonton in to a roadw ay for so le» » 4 of tSftt awblMft-« * » a « “ Ifcouats a a a M b m r °<the idaa f or he w rote a n sd iio ris l upon it o ften n iM iak in« m y le t te r in’.»« "P u li!» Opinion" ro lum n and It lead lika thia. I quota from m em ory.

"A «m nrm tlan th a t ia n o t w ithout m erit iy the one th a t » pipe line b o u |e .» .C . be conatructed on the •J«r*ey CHy41oonton' pipe line, in o th er . ta te a p ipe line boulevard«' a re not um^Hnmon »nd h ere ia an opportu n ity fo r Je raey CKy to build.”

fu r th e r com m ent i« uaeleaa except to resp ertfu liy « t fe r my p lan to the P lann ing Board fo r th e ir aerioua con- aideralion to r i f ta lu r j a n e uae of w hat the "O bserver" th o u g h t wa« a " a ie r i to r io n p ro p o rtio n ''.

— A: « . J S s a a a e t a a i n f c .

S afts KntertainA t T h eir Home

! M i. and Mrs. Arnold S a it of MU Valley Brtmk Avenue cntenrtained at tb e ir home S a tu rd ay n ig h t a t dinner.

G uests a c re : Mr. and M rs Rodney t-afara* . Mr. and Mas. J a n ie s Robert •*en o f Paiaraon . S tew art M cCurdy of Kidgemood. Mis* Viol* W inkler, Mrs. Vail«v H anh v and Mr. and M rs. Jack Bar n e tt o f I j.id h u ra l.

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B E A U T Y SH O PHeaM) < 1> l» r, in all lla branehea.

sri I t m w Ht M k .

cel of la n d a n d e t c t km l a r i ) descrlbe.1.

«na tio n u f flla rr ta o n . N r

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p o rn tio n , a cu rp o raU o a >f th e t 'n l te d H tate« o f A m erica. C o m p ia ln a n t, a n d M a rla Ith-ct a n d B H flo lU cel. h e r h u s- ben d , a n d Mlchata P la a a . W id o w er. D efe n d a n ts . P». f* . lU d u rn ab le , M sn-hSnl. A. D.. 1937. .

M A ItT IN J C LM M IX *. M r . tty V irtue of th e aho«-e s t a t .u w r i t 1«

m e d l n t k d and d e liv e red . I h n v e lev ied upon s n d w ill expose fo r s a le a t p u b lic vendue a t th a C o u r t H ouau la Ih» CM) ot H ack en aack . on

W w daesda*. J a a a n c y 27. 1 M '. a t tw o a c io u k in th e a f t r r a o o a , Htiandar.fT in ts , a ll th a t fo th iw la s t r a r t o r p a rce l of Iiiml a n d prem ia»* h e n -in a f te r p s r - t lc u la r f ) deacrihatf, s i tu a te . M n * a n d b e in« in th e T ow nsM p of l y n d h u r s t . In th e C o u n ty u f H a re rn a n d th e H ta te 4

outhcrly fine o f a a id lotM nM iaM M i erfta^n

H ein s th e n am e p re m ise s co n v ey ed fo M ichel. l i a r a am i a l f e , by V a n d s n b n rrh 8 ro* In c o rp o ra te d , b ) deed d o te d April14. 1S ÎS s n d W hich d eed WSS re cu rd e .I la

• • C l a s h ' s Office o f H e r re n C o u n t » in Ho<dt i a t , o f De«-da fo r s a id r a u n t v onpaw» 312

T oceü«. r w ,tb a l l a n d a i n « u l ^ th> n a h t« , liberti*-«. prlvM er. « h . re .n tam en » - asid a p iM irt.n a n e e s tk> « n a p t h a lo n r tn c a r h t itnpwrtmm apparfaM hH r. b e «a|<t tn p a y a n d aa tis f» in th> f irs t pine»' un t* •h e «akl c ,.m p (a ln a n t th e su m o f |4 . - a*9 :*» WH9| la w fu l hw erca t »»»r-e.fl th e « I r l d a y o f N orum btsr «99«. o a « l

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IU N JA M IN P A N H E N J H Mr Kb« t iaD*< I7 ; < - I t - J s n r P eos

•4RW Id«?«jLANGY tu t not bitten7— rich and creamy, but not sweet—that’s the secret of the balanced flavor in ,dP5 fT T V 'A M H H C A ’S FAVOBT!"

M’s Never Too Lote To Vis» . .Everyman's Bible ClassS T A R T 1937 R IG H T —T H IS S U N D A Y

P ay U s A V isit

Rutherford High School, *37Vj o. m. Rem em ber W hite A rm y Loyalty D ay, J s n . 17

Oil Burners . . Botler-Bumer

Units . .A ir C onditionin«. .

Spectstiat« In AR Types

Lyndhurst, N. J .>. Sacred Heart CHardi !S MONTH'S S m iM L S

Mimlay Only2 1 4 Loaves

The h o » e of Mr. AMd Mr O ay to n T est a f t ib Jay Avenue m ih e «cene o f e novel display fp r tha ho Li day aeaaoa.

A C hriatraas Wee o f thè usuai typ. atands In thè corner of tltoir dining room ; al»e«il I t i * a n p r^ n d s vurd enclsaad M Ù t a»> 1re a ftn cp , enm piate im every de la il thoogh il hi «nly •h o « t sin Mx-haa high. Thia y»ed

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T H U R S D A Y , I M r t W V _ « ■ £

Frieman Sisters Hurt In Accident j

(rash In R uth erford I \venue Sends Tw o I To H ospital

Lillian Petrina To Marry A. Wilson R U T H E R F O R D N A T I O N A L B A N K

M rs. H ettie France* Lewia, «7. of 2S2 L iv ingston Avenue, passed away a t h e r home F riday forenoon a fte r an liineas o f aeveral day*. H em orrhages were the im m ediate cauae of death .

Serv ices w ere held a t her la te home a t 2:30 p.m. Sunday, the Rev. Donald E. W illiam*, p asto r o f the M ethodist Episcopal church, officiating. In te rm en t waa on Monday a t the convenience of the fam ily in

Fairv tew C em etery , w here h e r hua- band, W illiam Lewia, waa laid to rest tw en ty y ea rs ago.

Mrs. Lewis w as bom a t W interset, Iowa, in lxtfi*. H er p a ren ts m igrated to K an -as in the covered wagon days of 1876 when Mrs. Lewia was eeven y ea rs o f age. H er fa th e r was a Civil W ar ve te ran , whose m em ory is perp e tu a ted w ith an inscription on a m onum ent now stan d in g a t M cPherson, K ansas.

Some y ea rs ago Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and th e ir M M moved to (.¡rantwood, N. J .. where he died in 191« About ten y e a rs ago M rs. Lewis and her fam ily moved to Lyndhurst.

Surv ivors a re h e r sons, Myrl and <«eorge. and one grand d augh ter. Roberta , of L y ndhurst; one a ister, Mrs. Blanche F a rv er of Canton. K anaaa; and one b ro th er. Oley L edington o'. M cPherson, Kansas.

E i t a b u u u - d 1 8 9 * ' *

R U T H E R FO R D > E A ST RITTH ERF O K U • C A R L S T A D T • L Y N D H l RST

STATEMENT OP CONDITION

RESO U RC ES

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1 6 * ,* 0 0 .0 0 1 6 8 ,7 1 1 ,7 *

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Ca.sh and Due trom Banks ..................United State* Govern m int Securities Commercial Paper and Call Loans . . State, Municipal and iVlier SecuritiesSecured Loans ..............................O ther Loans and D isco u n ts ...................Bank Buildings ............................ ......O ther Real E ttitc ............................Furniture and Fixtures ...................Accrued Interest .............. . .Ocher Assets ............................

Rita Sheary And J. Wagstaff Troth

Columbus P a - e r t T eacher A ssociation will m eet th is afternoon a t the school. P lan s w ere m ade a t a m eeting of the E xecutive board held yesterday afternoon a t the school fo r the meeting;.

Dr. Vito L am berto , acheol physician of L yndhurst. will «peak on “ Health". Children of th e school will p resen t an en terta inm ent.

Mr. and Mr*. iJeo rg e S heary of *32 Fourth s tre e t, L yndhurst, an rounced the engagem ent of their daughter R ita to Jo h n W agstaff. J r.. *,n of Mr. and M rs. John W agstaff 0{ 377 k in g d an d Avenge, a t a dinner party at th eif hom e.

The bride-to- be ia a g rad u a te of th* l.vndhurat g ram m ar schools and Newark P rep ara to ry School. No d*t<- hs* bee« **t fo r **•* w sdding.

East End Women Hold Real Party

$ 8 ,6 0 2 ,0 4 4 7 4

I I ABU ITU's

A. Anderson And C. Neill Engaged

Capital Funds:Preferred St<vk ............................ ..Common Stock .............. ..Surplus ........ .Undivided Profits .........................Preferred Stock Retirement Fund

Rese n e d for Interest, Dividends, Etc Deposits ..........: . . ........... ..

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Mr and Mr«. Ja m e s A nderson of 18 Rutland Avenue, A rling ton , an roiinced the engagem ent o f th e ir daughter Agnea to C o n stan t Neill, ion of Mr. and Mra. Je rem iah Neill of 332 Lyndhdret A venue, L yndhurst, »t a Thrift*«* d in n er p a rty a t their home- jg j

No dste ha* been se t fo r the wed ding. The bride to be la a g rad u ate

Get your 1937 budget started right— G ive it “ budget security” by m aking your purchases o f foods and borne needs at E G E R T ’S. W ith holiday feastin g over and fam ily menus ca llin g fo r plainer foods, you’ll find ju st the foods that sa tis fy priced at typical sav ings.

"TRY EGERTS FIRST"

Member Federal De pont Insurance O w potatvrn Member Federal Resrn-e Syitcm

Hrulgm an, M«b»l l .lok. T » « n u Fall», John M a rn a , l>an M arino. F ra n c» . IU d (» rs . lU n n a d , M nn..nS rh ra .lt M A rfam t SaM.van Ham-yf l M M I M K

U.K. I —O ia r i* . A lton . O liv i. Hi itfh a mH.H. 4— K ulh M m , AnUHWtU < •»

V lnram FSM am na, L a « » . Mac MM>. A nna P a liua). John S ta ra » «

H.K. 1 -Rajrm aad BoUarman, J a a .|>h llrad l.-,, M anu C iarla, fh tl lp l>a AnfaUa. A lb a n L a»» , F aa i* M al, son. F ran k M a , lu»

M H 10 J u. .p h C aa la lu p a , VI» ( Im a M arltennM . Rolli M .l lm .a » , O a a n a Taaak.

HIC 11—Victor A la*. Jaan U a ,l4 M m , F in it? IJam an Mra, AaMlany Ira Irait, Ihm -thy l .a h a , Fva4 OUan. WHUmm im f c l l i l w l » S a É » ,S « 4 a V ito M U . « l a n a M Hinltfc, F r a n i—

THIRD PERIOD HONOR ROLLMORNING SCHOOL

HONOR ROI L TH IR D M ARKING PER IO D

DECEM BER 10M H R. 1— H arold Coley.H R S—FVanci* lannucci. Pauline

W einer.H R . 7—O ra re Hendereoa.R J L f Melee Oeoeaki.H.R. 21 --Joseph Conway, John

W helan.

Iky Cortes*, M anon < V w w «»lenta I .»ellI. Geerg* M en»*. lUeam.r M*t g a a . M an e Tentilo .

G E N U IN E SPRINGSW IFTS G O LD EN W EST

SMOKEDTON GUE

SHOULDERS LAMB

FRICASSEE CHICKENS

M JL h Bew d e Poece . - H R. S t— Adele Bach H .R. .IS Bruce M cEachofti.H.R. U —A lfred G ilm ore. Wileon

W hitney

AFTERNOON SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

T H IR D M ARKING PER IO D D ECEM BER IM S

H R I —Foe te r Kaabe, E dna Sid letajrk.

H A . S—E velyn Lehm ann.H .R 4—David Bravo, l e i* C hute.

Louise HancockH.R. I — Lena B itterm an

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FOODLANDF R O S T E O

M A R K E T S

329 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST. N. J.

ANNOUNCE THIIR

GRAND OPENINGTHURSDAY. JAN. 7*

T H F PSIDF. O F U * D M I **T

Bet S ee . M ea., la#» » 1 0 1»t—FIRST ftUM HfTB- f FDM I Ml U*»K *wd M irtiD a l t \ST m

“ (iirl thi Front I’ a g e "•— ole* __ ___

i t M i r t m t » » « » h t t

“ K ve ry th ira I»Thunder"

C h ristm as Eve th« member» of lY oop 2 w ant to the P u u i c O rphan« home and gave « pfajf.

W ednesday th ey m et a t W aahinf- ton School. The main fea tu re o f th eir m eeting was F irs t Aid. Then they had the usual aonga and fam es.

M m. A rttio r Stock, of Brooklyn. P a t- . olm an Kenneth G regory » f th« R u th erfo rd Pelfc* D epartm ent i« Wergrandson, the aon of C harlea J . Greg-• ry- ^

O RIG IN A L a c e s t o h o l dAN NU AL DANCE

The O riginal Aeea Social and A thletic Club, of 828 T hird avenue, will celebrate th e ir annual dinner. held in honor of nearly elected «fTicer* a t F r a n k s ltoetaurwnt and Inn, Par« mu» Road, P aram us, N. J ., on S a tu rday evening. Jan . tfth.

Plans Of Marge Bradley Made

High ScheoT Graduate To M arry K earn y

C arrig . . . .Reid ...........W ackwit* . Land, )1h .S ^n tner . . L. Bonelli . C am m aia taGo: m an . . . A. Roes . M l )F. G ebhart Li Valent« . Becker i M d Haabroock

MÄta-:Sm ith . . . . B d n r a i t i Socienaki .Dehn .........Schultz . . i . Carucci . . . ( tarne«k i . V iem o . . . . J. S p a r ta . J . M iller

Schlüte Von W all . . . Adam s .........B ruckner . . . Koetaaer ...i:i i Me* t»*rT. MiUar . . . F. D. PerelioC a m d ia .........P iacenti . . . . H enderson . .P e t e c h ............Btaim la -, i . Thom as . . . . Lowe ...........N. F ran g ip an e M. F ran g ip an eA. K ra f t ...........S. M arcatclliJankow sk i .........F. D. M cIntyreBuck«! ..............D. 6 M V ____D orando ...........F. S p a r ta .........A. S. P«r«llo

M cln ty te . <»a ithier G. B«nr.er R. Roaa . . Eaekah . .Good .........F. K aem pf Tobln . . . . D em arest .C. G eb h ait

LOOKIN G THEM OVERWith The Observer

Excitement abounded no end around the township last Sunday when it was learned that the Rocknes basketball clufc was going to play the Collegiates in sort of a grudge battle a t the local gym.

The Collegiates were to play the Passaic Centuries but the Passaic quintet failed to show up.

Both teams boasted their laurels recently. T he Rocknes, although they lost their first game, came on for the rest oi th« season undefeated, in games which numbered nineteen.

T he Collegiates on the other hand have played fewer games (1 4 ’to be exact) but have won them all. N aturally tw o such teams in the township would automaticaly incite rivaly. It did and no foolin. «

This column suggested a playoff between the tw o teams to decide which had the better aggregation. The set up was a natural and the Lyndhurst gym was packed with a gallery which all but overflowed the guard rails.

The Collegiates were far and away the better coordinated team that afternoon. They played spectacular ball with shot? finding their way through the hoops from the most unorthodox positions. They piled up a huge lead and were leading 20 to 9 a t halftime. * « 4 4 |

The Rocknes came back in a fighting attempt and scored 1 ? points to the Collegiates 13 in the last period.

Ed Lilley was responsible for ten of the Q illege boys 33 points and his teammate Franky Rumpleton tallied 9 points Both boys are veterans on the court and they made the ball appear as tho it h*d an extensive education in difficult maneuvers. > * f t '

Al Demarest was high scorer for the losers w ith 9 points His teammates Charley Castles and Charlie Coon scored six points each. All the players from both teams were a t one time varsity men on former Lyndhurst High quintets.

W e asked for a playoff to decide once and for all which was the better team and the score 33 to 24 seems to prove conclusively that the Collegiates, for the afternoon at least, was the better of the two. But it is customary for colleges and high schools to give their opfHinents a return match and in these return matches anything is liable to happen. If and when the Collegiates do offer the Rocknes a return match it should be announced at least two weeks previous to game time and tickets should be put on reserve or a lot of rabid basketball fans will be unable to see the game.

It is safe to say at this point that the Collegiates are the best team in the Township and in view uf their record they rate pretty, near the top in the county.

COLLEGIATES DOWN ROCKNES IN LOCAL GRUDGEFEST BY 33 TO 34

LEADER

Before a fa ll h u g * , t h . Collegiates th* Rocknes,

31 I . 24 a l t h . L y n d h u rs t gym last Sunday afternoon.

Both team s h av e been friendly r i vals for the p u t tw o y e a r. . Much iat»re»t m s c e n te red o n the gam e as

im lk a M .The < o .le fia te* w ere leading 20 to

S a t half ttiuC, an d th e Rocknm came back tc . o re I t po in t* to the victo rs Ili la the final period .

Th* crowd w itn essed spectacular baaketball and a p p lau d ed again and again a s t h . C o lleg ia te s ran wild on the court. E d L illey tam e d in a brillian t gam e an d w aa high scorer •or U f C o lleg ia te . W ith 1« points. His team m at« P ra n k Rum pleton scored S pointa.

Al Ueuiarest w aa h ig h scorer for the loaera wrth i p o ir .u . C harlie Caa- tles and O ia rl ie C oon also starved for the Kocknee a n d scored s i l points

In s p rv lim in a r, g am e the Colte- rf*ate Co-eds h e a t a n a ll s ta r b o nteam 10 to g.

The bo* score:COLLEGIATESE. Lilley, f ..............Rumpleton. f ..........i.agrennerg , c . - . .Schneider, c ............Jviuckmeyer, g . . . .Rowe, g ...................R. Lilley. g ..............

Totals .................ROCKNES

f .......................D em arest. f ..............

13—33 15—24

............................. 3Garaventi. g ......................... oKautx. g ................................ i

Total .................................... joScore by periods:

Collegriates .........................20Rock'*« .............................. 9

Referee— M arty Dolan.

Bowling Records, End Of First Half

In Twsp. Leaguen S l i l l l l t S T b o w l i n g l e a g u e

TEAM ST A N D IN G JA N . 1G. Avg. W I-

West End« ..................AsIroquotSt. M ich ae l* .........All S ta rs . . . . . . . .American le g io nForesters ..............Roosevelt l 6 | . . .Holy Name Columbus ClubFire D e p L .....................19Rosa (5) ...................Kelly H. C . . . . . . . . 39Coml. Iseadrr ............. ;{yk of C.............................34High Game. All S ta rs

«V *36 30 861

:io 26

"¿8 27 24 22 23 18 14 14 12 11 7 32 S 33

1067

Everson . M uti

12 N a v e t ta ^ .........I l |F . M arcartlli

High S G am . S tr in g . W eet End 2918

The Ruckne A C. basketball club, through their manager an8 game bfx.kcr, W alter (rleeson, sends out an invitation to all basketball teams in their own class. They will play teams who rate a little better than they or teams that rate as good as the Collegiates. or maybe not so good. Yes, teams of lesser Muir repute would be prcterred. \v*".iT,’i«*>»r

| »t/lletl .* * • • Gibbon.

I Link .j RoUu

Fie, fie and for shame. It it coming to a pretty paAs w hen! Christ the girls beat the boys in basketball or in any sport for that matter. W e've heard, unofficially of course, that women were gradually invading the men's domain and some say that in the future, the female sex would predominate. W e scoffed, "that's the oil,” we said, “don't let your imagination run away with- you.”

Now we are beginning to wonder, vaguely of course, very vaguely But be that as it may, the fact is that the Collegiate Co-eds, playing the preliminary game at the local -gym Sunday, heat an all star hoys team 10 to 8. Imagine! Girls beating boys and before all those people.

High Ind. S to re , Ci. l^eier High 3 Game S tr in g , Mea»ina High Jnd. A vg„ iT e n d e rg a s t High Imi S trik es . J . Dej&*restHigh Ind. S p a res . H u b e r t ___Most Clean Gam e», A. M iller .

Game«•

13 : Scrillo 12 Schreckenatein 26 Monaco ...........26 R u g g ie ro ...........27 - l a u r e e . . . . . . .28 W. K ra f t .........

G a l lo ..................C ataldo . . . . . .H aw ley ...........V eF ranciac« .W eber ................R afferty ............B e s t ie . » « f .

S3:::::C lc e o n e .............

Every one should have h«ard this one Kit if they haven't. Lou Puntolillo, Bert IVrelli and a couple of others were hunting deer in South Jersey, among the Pines in the Barnegat section. Said Lou to Bert Perelli, "W e're going to start a drive, you’re to stay on the truck W e ll work the deer annmd to you and when they ct*ne into view, give them b«»h barrels. " “ Right," said Bert and he posted himself tin the truck.

It .took a little Time for Louie and the others to locate their elusive qtiarty hut finally they ruunckd up a m lty six- p»4nt buck By MSMMVering they circled the deer gradually an? when the hunters reached the truck, the deer's tracks indicated that it passed so ehwe to the truck that if i t lifted one foot ever »o slightly it could have rested it on the running board.

Bert must be alter the deer, they thought. They trailed th* deer expecting momentarily to hear a shot and to see the buck kicking its last in the dust They foUowed the spr«r for half art hour hut did not see anything bigger than a titmouse Finally, they tramped back to the truck wfondenng what be- calfce of Bert and the d te r they climbed into die truck to rest up. They stumbled over a form which bettered “Watch what M l ai e disng, can't yuu let a guy deep?" Bert "its* from the truck where he hid, a tew minutes before, enjoyed forty or more winks.

shouted Lou, “ you sleep, when a beaut o i a deer you cmuld've hit him on the head with the gun!”

in the others, "W hat a hunter you are!" Bert — In his very best sourgrape manner he Said. |

"Don't get sore. 1 probably would have missed him anyway ‘

According to a reliable source, the old Lyndhurst Theatre isn't going to be renovated into an ice skating rink, but will be opened srxvn as a first da<* theatre H's tough on the local skater« Msybe the old oval at the hasr of M arión A vm ne wiH he flooded and fit*« again

I. Miller . .laaa rso a .........W Kaeiupf Nasco . raggimi., nhabuniaA. Leier

.Híngste Coruna^» StagnM*ier l in ie rt lip p ln co it A M<l!er J. llen u rM tII. DivineCantoreM »gliflM«"»>»aWilliam«MichaelsssnA. Demai«*»t C. Leter Jrtt«>cke Castle*JiosiLongarao Duhmey^r E. Gelihart A ittioli Ginge mili Houghton

276 •41 202

. 163 171

. . 7 Avg.

202 I N iw> 184 187 A 84 1*3 183 182 180 180 17» 17»

- Right Oat Of The Air• y m r SRMWCV

Helen Hayes Is especially food of j nfffcta, r a i igreer. Freou^n;)y the bonnet.*!, suits ’ Recently H u d shoes which she wears to her Then It t r t • I

- Bambi" brosn- and got het toto a atarH role In ac a s t s a r e r , j t ta z e play, shaded. O r e r i l _ . . . -a s s the fa -,d i ’ >"■-« and Ralph D u m b ;color ol Q i:« the g e l a t i n s V lc^ria. w h o n. o«n * 1 '« ^ over i Miss Hayt's » CBS three m orn- ] bringing back t o , ln** * week, of* | real life dunnc I « r hotiscWivei ] the current the- P*««y of laughs atr.cal seasoil i In morning.

] chiefly by jokfns •••■nun p i I? about t o p i c a l

named Wafford subjects. T h e t 1 t h a t Gov • .ter recently d ev o id Jamps M P itreU lheir programa ol Arkansft1 sen: to • ‘‘ R ld Mia- B et Burn« 1 n b*n<it e t u f hut M j> M o d h o . the d u a a

been causing trouble Bob chained rf€t It In the back yard but It got away "»«I 5 « too and rooted up a neighbor * flower Ueavy to handle, bed. Bln* Croaby. B obs .p a r* .« in | . . . A romm ent. to r l i k e

Henry Young At A Surprise Party

Mr. and Mra. Russell Neis o f 848 ’! ■ «■ Kyt k A • **i,iie en terta ined at th. • home Thursday n ight a t a a u rp m e p a rty in honor of the b irthday a n n iversary o f John Young o f 689 Kingaland avenue, Mra. N e il’s father. G am es wore enjoy««!. R efreshm ent: w ere served a t a late hour.

Gu«sta w are: Mr. and Mra. Charles M ignon of South O range, Mrs. Roy S a rd fo rd and dau g h ter M arian, Mr and M rs. S. B. Wood, M rs. J . A P fe ife r, Mra. J . B. Kisaell, Mra. Robert Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. John Young all o f Lyndhurst.

a ir ringing with Husband Oszle Nelson s orchestra in t h e Ripley programs. Shell be off to Hollyw o o d a g a I a within a f • a

New Year’s Party At Vito Bufano’s

Mr. and M rs. Vito Bufano o f 436 Valley Brook AtenUe enterta ined a t i th e ir home a t a New Y ear’s eva party . ' D a r tin g was enjoyed.

G uests w ere; Mr. and M rs. F rank ! Monaco and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. j Louia Ruilo. Mr. and Mra. Louia L u p o ,, Mr. and Mr*. J e rry Curci, and fam ily , Mr. and Mrs. John Cam panello, | Mr. and Mrs. F rank C astleg ran t and fam ily , Miss Theresa Cfeeeki, and Syl- . t e e te r P isso o f L jm d k g a t,

Harriet Hilliard Leopold. He got his stage name

by splitting Edwin. subsUuting a “y* lo r the V and adding an extra "a.”

••• T hat Edgar Oueat program, “Welcome Valley,“ which Is heard over the NBC blue network TUeeday

weeks but uhtU fathers _ t h e n listeners »'»« “ tha com- will hear the girl ^ u n ity 's Kum- who first rase to her One “Am- f a m e via the bassadorofO ood air lanes a n d | W01." Benhy Is later made a hit proudly exhiMt- in the movWa. ing p r o o f : a

handsome cer- • •• Ed Wytm tiflcatt.

• • ‘ Fred Astaire takes hia a I r work very s e r l o a s loften

fMrs. Gregory

Passes Away

Troop Two Notes

Phone Ruth. 2-2682 VV< Call and D eliver

Five Years Into The FuturePARK CLEANING COMPANY

Thomas S a fa r , Prop.

219 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst

88, widow o f ........ . G regory, form er

. , r resident of L yndhurst and R uther- 179; f ord, died yesterday m orning a t the176 1 home o T lte r son, C h a r lw J . G i w r y , «178 a t Key port Mr« G regory had been177 HI tw o weeka. Death resu lted from177 ! complication*.177 i M rs (ireg o ry was horn in New178 York. She came to Bergen County 178 w ith her husband and fam ily 26 years 176 ago- She had Head a t K eyport for 176 the last tw o years.176 1 Survivors a re four sona, George, or 175 Scarsdale. N. Y.; W illiam of Dunal- 174 , len; C harles J ., o f K eyport, and Fiwd, 173 I of Detroit a r d two «laughter* Mrs. 173 Louise H all, of C heshire, Coan.,17» I _____«17»172 172 172 172 172 1T1 171 170

Checks .

C O L D S

F E V E RBret day

Liquid. Tahiofel 170 3a lve, Naaa D rops Headache, SO min«.170 1'nr ‘Kui>-MrTtem‘ World » laalsM at

P lu m b i i iK - l l e a t i n K T i n n i n g

A. Mitchell & Son242 L A K E A V E.

LYNDHURST. N. J.Bl th. 2-4399 For Prompt á Efficient Service

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S o Hah le faahèaaahle»om en who seek distiac- live <«iVears. F erm aaentWave.M I R A B E L L A» I STI 1 T M A S T AVE.

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IVung right, whatever the scope of our manifold duties is a habit with this (me and reverent FuneralHi hih i' And because of this ytxi may depend on

us whenever our service is needed.

J . L B U R KniNERAL DIRECTOR

2-0490 !UM KIN Ci SLA ND AVE.

M s n

Brandi 4M PALISADE AVE.

A CU P OF COrFEE AND A TOASTED SANDWICH

M ake fhem bo th w ith e lec tric a p p lia n c e s . T he G rille tte m ayKA . i i- rw j / IP , . |\ / |iu V li# A —i i-aLa,inr <_i~i t; t r . i i s e i n u t e i

too. It co m as In d iffe ren t sty les . P rices from $1.19 c a s h up . C o rd a n d p lu g ex tra . E lectric p e rc o la to rs se ll from $2 95 x a s h up . S m all c a r ry in g c h a rg e if you b u y o n term s.

P V B L IC G S J S E H V I C E

Lar9« Poney T a ny rh u fancy BroccoH ..... ..Tohay Graf 9%........|f®"cy Wlnesap AppleTItATING - COOKING - PitsT o e g e r ln e s ...........................

THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, M 7 THE COMMERCIAL LEADER n v e

WOMAN’S CLUB HAVE MANYPLANS FOR COMING WEEKS Library Report

Condon’s Arm and Shows Increase Let Are Broken Of 25 Per Cen

fhe W oman’s Club o f L jA - have a busy m onth according toy,,. bulletin o f evente scheduled fo rJanuary.

l b«* executive board bald a lunch- „ ir, m eeting y este rd ay a t Um C lubHl,use followed by a holiday p a rty . . " 7 “ ______ 4 ^M- j *"» pwoidwit. wu. A ged M an I* H urt OnC*Tt.morrow a fte rnoon a m y ste ry feta j R a t h e r ford A v e n u e

L a i I** bold a t th e club houee f a r ' B L J J ____m«*’ubers and th e ir friends. T here will F m i y^ nominal adm iseien fee. M rt. J . ----------

I atiJta is hostasa fo r th a day. ' '« ft a r m . and leg of R ichard < mi t tell an y th in g m ote ; it’s ¿ 1 ; Condon, 71, of 612 New Je rsey A re-

•r.vstery. ' ntt®. wer« broken F riday when he was, next W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 13th, «truck by an autom obile on Ruthvr •he reg u la r m ooting o f th e c lu b ! f®"* Avenue.

will be ¡m c h a rg e o f th e j The aged m an, well known in town a r t m en! h eaded by M rs. wm* oroeaing R utherford Avenue near .The goaot speaker will I Ridge Road. An autom obile operated

M urray b oo th o f Glen j *<*a* Sm ith of 489 Ridgewood

Tb* Bible Hy Frne*t S utherland

S C IE N C E Frorn F o rest to F u rn itu re by M*!-

»•«din ShermiH*d *TRAVEL. * A D V E N T I R E

V ahnnt Vagafeonds by Charle« J Fingen ; S ou thern G ate* o f A rabia \ by F rey* S ta rk

the pi'W »'»uve d tp « rw i» rt|i] 0uk< lav ine.

The November rep o rt of o u r hi rary is very in terestK .g . The c .jcu la t.«>n was 10,517 T his ia a gain d. 24 per cent over the sam e period it 1991». New reader». 154. books adtfed 447; sto ry hour a ttendance 318; clas? v isits for book ta!ks and leaaons on the use o f the lib rary . 23.

The following i* a iwt of new. and some not so new, ba t nevertheless v ery g*»od books th a t can be had a ’ the local lib rary ;

T H E A R TS Th. Hi’. 11 Ar- > V ' i « 0

Rook. She will give th e la te s t news I Road. M aplewood, go ing west onLf World E vents. j R u therfo rd Avenue, struck Mr. Con-

The second play-off ua the cacd doa. He ia in Hackensack H ospitalu-urnament will be hold a t the c lah | w here he waa taken by P atro lm anbouse on n ex t T hursday evening, ^January 14th. w ith M s . Ennest fortan and har com m ittee in charge.

The lite ra tu re and d ram a depart- m,n t will have the sam e d epartm en tof the Jun io r W oman’s Club aa th eir guests at a m eeting to be held on the evening of J a n u a ry 18th. M rs.Ya Meter Cousins will be in charge.Th*- combined g ro u p s will discuss-Cone With the W ind"

I D av e n p o rt.On the a fte rnoon of J a n u a ry 19th red H eart

there wHI.be a d em onstra tion o f the hall. G am es w ere pi I „ f rigerotiea o f foods a t the Club exchanged.H use, to be given by a N ew ark ioa “, mpsny. M embers aad friends a re

(invited. No adm ission fee. T ea will br served.

Members o i jßm W om an 's C lub »,ve l>een invited to a tte n d a bingo I party to be given by th e Ju n io r fiui next M onday evening a t the

[club house.

zuzirzL? i¡^«rvssiiw Jm~* wh,Mry: *~i t**'Juries.

Catholic DaHgrhtere H old Christm as P arty

. mg C o u rt Lyndhurst. Catholic D aagh-by M arcia te rs o f A m erica, held a C h ristm as

p a rty la s t M onday n igh t a t the Sac- Catholic Church parish

G ifts w ere

BIO G RA PH V Auduhon by Cnnatsuu • R urk.

F igh ting Angel by PeaH S. buck B tew ell’s Jo u rn a l o f a T our to t b - Hebr.de» w ith Sam uei Joh n so n b

<»- r - ___£ . ~ i - N

M alvina Hoffm an; I Found No Peaci by Webb M iller; The l a s t Em peea by Daniel V sre . The Quiet Uidgei of Irv in g Pisvw by W illiam William».. S aint Jo en o f Ar» b; V. Snekville W *st; Selm * l^arerl« by H anna A stru p Lai a e ;i; Vfctmri o f England by E d ith S i tw d l; W od en T ita n by John H. W heelor-B annet

ECONO M ICS 4 SOCIOLOGY Mai?** W orldty Goods by Lc • Hu

t e n a a a ; Pse\«-nt n*c C rim e by Giw -ek Sheldon, Rieh L and , Po r Land by

Sweatman’s Have A Dinner Party

Mr. and Mm. T hom as B aker S w eet- >n of 172 P age avenue an te i tam ed

• th e ir hom e la s t week a t a dinner party .

v »enta included M r. and Mts H e rbert M iller o f N o rth Bergen Mrs. J A. P h tol and Mr and Mr* J K. Been to’ and ch ild :en lx»rrbme a t F red of WoodcHff. Jo aep h . Gillen of Je rsey C ity and H arry M ax * of Lyndhurst.

School Board Talks of Budget

The Board o f E d u cau o a Tuesday e ig h t held a a execu tive m eeting U disitMs the 1937 budg«'t. i t *<u learne r a fte rw ard » th a t several atemboce a re in fav u r «if furtfear cancel I a«g the redaction* in te a c h e is ’ sa laries. The average reduction waa el**w ’ per cent and now is abou t • p e r cent.

IVieaibiHty it wHI be r a .elled I ano ther S p e r cen t w m said to \St

Ladies’ Auxiliary To Hold Dance

The Ladies’ A uxiliary of the E ast End Democratic C hib a re holdiug a Victory Dinner and Dance a t the Mt-adowbrook, C edargrove, N. J ., onSsturday evcniag, Jan . 16. Keservs- bon.i sre $1.50. I t is to be a semi- |{ormsl sffalr. Buaes will leave E ast En.i Headquarters en P en asy lv sn iskvenue s t 8:00 o ’c le rk— round tripIS»-.

Tickets m sy be purchssed a t the|dub house or from M rs. A nna Espo-

a ticket

The oom aaittee in o harge included: , S tu a rt Chaaeu S t e ^ ¡ m ,r ’kJch a ,:y i,m e s s a y s a m m c i f c M *Roae S tin eo i^M r* . M ary H *orw . Mra. A fte r All by C W r w v D ay ; The

Vb>w* ru* * l,f Now E n g lan d by VanMr«, M aey H m r C Mr«. H t f c g jR » r W yck B ro o k s „ ___ ______M ija M arth a H ansharry , Mas E l ia a - f F IC T IO N — NfcW N O V FL 8 beth Duffy. Mra. L dlian Connor», I T he B rother» Ashlwnaai by I . J d *^1 M arth a S inger; Caleb CatJuni’s Am erica byBrockm an, M rs. Im ogeaa P icard . Viacem Mi H ugh; C and le Ind oors b> Mias M ary E . Rodgers, g ran d regen t. Helen Hull; C*-«p by V p u n S n

, ----- . lair. I 'oDennis P h elaa Dies W*“*T D

c la ir; Drnm s A long th e M ohawk bv Fdnm nds; “ * *

M em bers, howeve r , re/ueed to «he- ' nr publicat um

«3, o f «IT T h irdDennis Phelan,Avenue, died M onday ai the W om en's and C h ild ren^ Hoapitai. N ew ark, w here he w aa sick fo r a week w ith pneum onia. He ia survived by hi» wife, Sadie. A m em ber of the E lks Lodge, Mr. Phelan was well known in th e Tewnehip

O verloads Truck,N abbed B y O’N eill

; E a r ly A n e r i by R ich ter; T h e E n c h a n t'd

Voyage b« R ehert N a th a n ; F a ir Com pany by Doris L aelie; Honour* a We E s ta te by V era B r i tta in ; The Long N ight by A ndrew L y tle ; I .oat M orning by DuBos> H eyw ard ; Miss Una*y and P a by S te l l t GiShona; Moscow Skies by M aurice H indus: The M ountain and the P la in by H er b e ri Ooi "*

I P lace by

sito. 724 Second avenue. Buy i »nd celebrate tfce new y e a r in class.

F o r overloading his tru ck . H arry Pom per o f 284 E ast 171st S tre e t, the Broax, w as a rre s te d F rid ay by P a trolm an W alte r O’Neill oa Rtdge

Mr and Mrs. D iSanto o f 60» F orest Road. The m an was d riv in g * tru ck Avenue hsve retu rn ed from T renton owned by Goldstein A Sons o f 270 after s three day v isit w ith Mr. and Hoston S tree t. New York. A ccording H r. Zalengo. to O’N eill's ch a rg es the m an over*

in; The Old A shburn ! Salem , Maas.; M arg are t F lin t; A P ra y e r i o f K esrsy .

f a r My Son by Hugh W ntnoie: Rich j _U Poor M an, by J a n e t r a i l

Farew ell PartyMise Maseafl B erensen e f ITS Uv>

ìa a a à a a A a s— a_ g av a a 'N e w Yflute. ,»arty on S a tu rd a y . Ja n . t .

The p a rty w aa a faresm il p a rty to Mr. G eorge D :AJesaaadro and Gaorgs Lacey, srho leave fo r Euroae and Mias Vivian M cGinn and Bernard l i iU M , who a re re tu rn in g to the U alv ers ity a f M aty land

G u e ta w e-e: Mias I m a Eoe».-ha of L v n d h a n t; M iasoa M arion Kuhn and Helen E e tsrh e l a f Paaeaic; Miss C arrie O liver o f W eat Englewood; Vivian Met it.-in of Greenwood la k e ; Mr H a rold R an g er o f R a ft R u thert. -d; the M eessrs Jo h n an d F ran i Ruhie of ( a r ls ta d t ; Ga«irge D 'A le aandro 0?

R. f ; G eorge t.ucey of M r end Mrs. Berm

Providence,

g e r B urliagaaso;F. Diaej n ;

D e ' ‘

J New Year’s Eve Party Is Held By

Mr. «nd Mrs. Ernst

A F T E R C H R IST M A S S P E C IA L S

THE BETTY DRESS SHOPPE290 Stuyvesant A venue Lyndhurst

P H O N E R U T H E R f Q H P 2 -S 7 7 8

SELLING IELOW COST!R eg. Sale

SNOW SU IT S , 32.98 $2.00SNOW S U IT S . . . . 5.98 4.98SNOW S U IT S T T 7.98 6.49

S O n 2 t o »

H O SIER Y pair 59c2 pair $ 1.00

P u r e s ilk , fu ll l a s h io n e d , t h c « r o r i c r v ic e .

Childrens School andP arty D re s s e s 98c up

I Mr. and*M ra. H erm an E rnst of j I Ml Kidge tia a d en te rta in ed at their! i»aM on New Y ear 's eve a t a party . !

G uests w ere: M r and Mrs. O tto

ierlech, of W eehaw ken, M r. and Msa. Herm an Lm dan o f txuig la la rd , Mra W irifrad R u g h as a f O radetl. Mr. and

i Mrs. H arry W in arsk l o f Union C ity

and Mim

. r inarsk l and M rs G

CitySm ith af

G ALLO 'S MARKET724 Ridge Rood Lyndhurst

W E D E U V E R L -C A L L RU TH . 2-7319

Shop at Calk)'?, where quality is the highest and prices the L o w est:

MEATS|Legs of Spring Lamb . . . . - lb 22«Fancy F ow l................ . »25«1 Fresh Cala Hams.......... . f cm

lb 23« ■ > 2*

Our Specialty - Itafiae Sausage b 29« FRUITS & VEGETABLES

JWEn awn p u r*______________________________Large Florido Oronges . . . . doz 27« F**esh Spinach . . . . . . . . 2 Im 13«

I'LOMOA IMINAN RIVERGrapefruit................4 for 2S«

They W alk in the C ity by J .~ ** T hree Bag* F u ll by

W ard E ig h t by Js>W hit eoa k H arvest

by Mas., lie La Roch <; Y ang aad Yin btr Alice Tiadale liob-trt.

F IC T IO N P O P U L A R T he Am erican F lag g s by K atb

leen N o m e ; E a r th N ever T irea b’D ar ra g h A ldrich ; G rea t-A u n t l a v tn ia by Joaeph C . L in c il i ; T b la>et W agon T ra in by Zane <îr#*y T he M an Frdm N orlands by Job*B uchan; The M an W ho C au g h t tb>W eather bv Brxs S tre e te i A ldrich.N o H eto—T his by W arw ick Deeping The S ix th of O ctober by Robert Hieben«; lUddjers. Sa ilo rs ami Dog, b y P a te r B. T y w ; W B tW ^B inders' by Lloyd C. Di a i l f i

H ISTO R Y Am erican Dem ocracy and tb

W orld W ar by F rederic L. Paxon The H onouraU e Com pany by Doue as M ar h a y : Je flfe rso n m Pow er b>Claude G. Bow er*; T he S to ry o f tb S u^rem e C ourt by E a rn es t Sut her land B atea; The W ar in O utline by Liddell H art.

M U R D ER é M Y S T E R IE S Beheld' H re’s P o ie .n ! by t î c rg

e tte HejMk; The C o rp se w ith the F oating Foot by R A. J . WaJL'ng;The Crimaon H a ir M u id ers by D a rwin and H ildegarde T r ilh e t: D anger ui the Dark by Mi«n.»n <1. E berhart Hawn » < Mae A Hem iside by Tim a th y F u lle r; T h a K idnap M urdat C ase by S. 8 . V an TNfte; M urderGoes to Col’ ee by K u rt S teele : M ur * i T T T l i Tder in M e»opoUaiia by A gathr r il lV .'I .H ( O s t a b l l CChrieH e; Mt P u Wen r Ha« The! y » .____ 4 » ■»C !u / b> David F re m e ; T re n t'* Ow fi' i « l i e n t A t C U F i ‘Ì I S T t )C * * '' hy B ^' B eaijsy . i Mr and M rs J e r ry C arcte of «*4

W i T I T New York A venue g * ie a p a rty atT he Oxford B**.V .vf M x lem E ng ‘heir home Tueedey n ight tn honor ef

** J L ® F rancis t W a h i l e o f N aples, Ita ly .w aa r.af oeea v ia ltiag for th e paal

Ladies’ K. of C. Have Xmas Party

r i t h . U m d h u n tto lu m b a s In -Id a C h ris!-

g a rt y T uaedayh e ig h ts o f

w ere served.

Gift*, e r joyed. « •fi

The coasmitto*- u. cherge Ineiuded Mr* M ary R etly , Mrs. Alberi Beh w arts , Mr*. Sophie R u sit* . Mr». Anna Monday. Mrs. Joaeph MeUMe, Mr«

J . M organ. Mrs J . 7 . RaJTertythony M srg io tta

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R u t h e r f o r d T r u s t

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Member Ft tierd Reu~nc Swim

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RUTH ERFO RD. NEW JERSEY

Condensed S ta tu a erjt e f Condition, D ecem ber M. 1M6

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Member Federst Deposit Insurance Corporstkm

SOUND SO LID gurcm pui.

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Renò Maiton to Sin# Simmon in t triti Metropolitan Opera Sat unlay Broadcaêt

HEAT DEPARTMENT

S M I L E t H U S T L E F R E E D E L I V E R Y

TH E COMMERCIAL LEADER

C lassified Holiday Program A d v e r t i s e m e n t At c *,urdl

M embers and friend« of J ia M ethod ist Episcopal Sunday Schco! en joyed a holiday pro rr *n> o f e n te r ta in m ent a t the church Tuesday evening, given by p u ^ is o i the t«ginr.er« and P rim ary D tv »« tnie iua under di- rertio n of Mis. N irn iu n T. Chute, p’ im ary s u je rn . .e »J v.».

On W edne«day r .c rh iK iKe fu -us of th»- elder departm ent* .• t i 1 m i'.: Taking p a rt in play» w ere, Rose- m ary Cousins, Ruth Lehne, and Dorothy A aton; Ruth A ston, Evelyn Cann, R oberta Lewi», H elen Rodener, and Wm if red Schranz. O lder girl» sang in chorus num ber». Boy» who recited w aie N obat u Kondo, R obert Knolhuff, Kenneth M ellinger, Rich

ard Sc hoof.A w ards fo r perfect a ttendance d u r

ing the p as t y ea r presented a t the»e two en te ita ir.m en ta a re the Cross and Crown pins and bars. T hose re

ceiving ftr*l year aw ards w ere, T helm a W illett, Jean W alker, E dna W ilson,J sines Bogle, V era Schrober, Joan W illett, and George W ilson.

Two years, Robert W alker, W illiam M uir, W illiam Gill, R obert Saum , Robert Knolhuff, Doris Riley.

T h ie e years, Robert C rom ley, Lois Field. Leonard Dawson, Mrs. John R oycraft, Dorothy Schranz.

F our year», Sylvia Leam an, Nancy B y tV tttif , B etty H oehm ann, Mrs. C larence Sm ith, T hom as K eefe, E rn est R oycraft, Constance Dawson.

Five y ears. E dgar S m ith , Robert Gilmore, J a n e t Muir, Veronica Keefe, H arry M eyer, Q m w h i Sm ith.

Six years, Mra. G us Sellen, Allen Colea, Mrs. John Fowle*.

Seven years, Robert W agner, Mra. F ran k lin S. Davia, R oberta Lewis, B urton Davia, Irene Hoehm ann, H enry Hoehm ann

E ig h t years, Doris Coles.N ine years, Jam es G ilmore. ,Ton years, Misa Ruth M ann, M sr-

g a ie t L a tsha , A lfred Gilm ore, J r .Eleven year», Ruth Brelle Johanna

Schoe m akerF ourteen years, M uriel Vogel, Vic

to r Vogel.F ifteen years, Cecelia Taylor.S ixteen yearn, Mrs. John M. Vogel,

Mrs. M. J . Colea, Ruth Exler.N ineteen years, M rs. John S.

L atsha.Tw enty four years, M iss C lara

W right.

Mrs. V ictor McClure, of 39 U»ilon Place, N orth A rlington , form erly of Lyndhurst is a pa tien t in the Hack-

' er.sack Hoapital.

We eaanot g u aran tee the insertion of any advertisem ent in these columna unless same la paid for in advance. Z a laa f&f~cIaaaiSed advertising s re as follows: one insertion M O, two consecutive insertions $.76, theea consecutive insertions $.90; four consecutive insertions $1.00. L im it five lines, average s is words to a liae.

TNG. DECORATING aad PA PK R H ANGING

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p a i n t e r a n d ' u e c o r a t o r -also R E FIN ISH IN G OF FU RNITU RE. Old F urn itu re brought hack to Ha original eolor. J . P. Groenendyke. Phone Suth. 2-4166.

M IN T IN G A DHCOEATWG General contracting. Estim ate»

cheerfully given. Benjamin Frierm an, 680 Fern Avenue, Lyndhurst. Phone R utherford 2 4269 J .

FOR R E N T—8 room a p a rtm en ts Rant $12. and $16. Gaa and electric, no bath. Apply Sam uel Glick 807 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst. N. J .

FOR R E N T —Very desirable ream ; n ea r Ridge Road; with p riv a te Am erican fam ily. References ex changed. Phone R uth. 2 6897M. _______________l i l W y

FOR R E N T — 1 furn ished room fo r b u s in e s s p e r s o n o n ly , a t e a m h e a t , h o t a n d co ld w a t e r in ro o m ¡2 1 F orest Avenue, L yndhurst.

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HOUSE TO LET -4 rooms, impiove- m ents. $20. month. 6 rooms, im provem ents $26.00 m onthly. Call R uth. 2-1081 o r call a t 266 Ridge Koad, L yndhurst.

YO U 'RE G ETTIN O TO SC A R E A L EX PER T ,

M Y D E A R . M

SAY. THE CLUB CHEF N EVER TURN ED OUT

I A B E T T E R ST EA K .

ALWAYS W * S - - - B U T NO W I BUY MY MEAT

* LYNS8ÜVÄ.W HERE TM t C U I» 6CTS TMCIRS. RCASOMABLf^

p f u c e s j o a / > v

CALL OLSBN for any altera tions, building or repairs. Best reputetion. Old estsbliahed builder hi Lyrd- hu rst A. Olsen, 184 L iv in n to n Ave« Lyndhuret. I ’hone Ruth. 2- 0186J.

PET 8 FOR SALE BOSTONS, COCKERS, S PITZ ,'FO X ,

"SEVEN DAYS WITHOUT FOOD MAKES

ONE WEAK"sad Cross Breed Puppies $2- op. Tropical and Gold Fish. Full lins ol *ages, bird, fish and dog supplies. Specisl 6 gsl. f.ah squar. $1. Let a s take care of your pets while you enjoy your vscstion. Pree delivery GEARY’S PET SHOP. 488 Broad St., New ark. N ear D. L 4 W. Station

FOR SALE

Specials Thursday, Jan. 7th to Wednesday, Jan. 13th Inclusive

Fresh Killed Fowl or Roasting Chickens 4 lb aver . lb 25<W A N TED —Young woman to take

ra re of baby in day time, s ta r tin g Monday Apply a fte r 6:80 a t 268 C aatle Terrace, 2nd floor.

10* Sale . . A Real Bargain! Sandwich Cookies lb 1Spring Legs off Lamb . .

Boneless Pot Roast . . .TO LL CUT

Prime Chuck Roast . . .Fresh Beckwurst.......Pork Sausage Links .Our Own Sausage Meat

Bible Class Hears j Gideon President

The L yndhurst Bible C lass fo r W omen had as th e ir g u e 't a t a m eeting held Y esterday afternoon a t the M ethodist Episcopal church, A rthur In m a rsa t of W estwood, who is presi- d e r t of the Gideon Band of Bergen County. He told m any in te res tin g i th ings about the work o f the Gfcfeofts ; in th e ir d istribu tion of Bibles.

Next week the c lass will m eet on Tuesday a fternoon a* usual. There will be an able speaker to b ring a worthw hile m essage for all who can attend . Every wtxnan is invited to come to .hesc m eetings held reg u la rly on T uesday a fte rnoon a t the cn iu ch on the co m er o f S tuyvesan t and T ontine averues.

The tw enty pound tu rk ey which was raffled off by the In te rn atio n alB sd a l ** 1 * A! P i | lDec. 2t»th, was won by Mr. W. Re d, of 74'J Devon s tre e t, A rlington .

I CHURCH OF OUR FATHER UNITARIANI METHODIST EPISCOPAL

CHURCHPlate or Navel Corned Beef . ■> 12* Boneless Corned Beeff . . . . fc 22* Boneless Brisket or Rump . . lb 32*

Heaae A venue R etb arferdREV. HU BERT A. W RIGHT

tS O rien t W av, R u th erfe id M orning W en M p 11 A.M.Sondav Sobool IB A.M.

W ELCOM E TO ALL

CH RISTIA N SC IEN CE CHURCH "SA CRA M ENT" will be th« sub

jec t o l th e lesson-S erm on in a ll < hurchee of Christ, Scientist, on S u n day, Jan u ary 10.

lh e Golden Text is: “ Thou prs parest a table before mt- in the p re s ence of mine enem ies.” (l*salm< 88:6).

Among the c ita tions which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the fo llowing from the Bible: "And h*> cam e out, and went, as he was wont, to the m ount of Olives; and his disciples also followed him. And he wa* w ith d iaw n from them about a a tom - cast, snd kneeled down, and prmvod. Soy m g, F a th er, I t I^m he remove th is cud from me: n ev erth eless -cot my will, but th ins, be d o n * M (Luke 22:88, 41. 42).

The Lesaen-Sermon alao Im H A B ] the following passage from the Chrie- , tian Science textbook. "Science and Health with Key to the S c n p tu re e " ! by Mary M aker Eddy: “ W hen the hum an elem ent in him struggled with th r d i v i n e , ^ r g rea t Teacher »aid: •Not- my wrn. Hut Thk-e, be done '— th a t is, Let not the fle.>h. bu t the Spirit, be rsnreeented 'n me. T his Is

i the new understanding of sp ir itu a l 1 Love. I t gives a ll (o r C hriet, or 1 T ru th . I t MesseS Its enem ies, W O l 1 the sick, ea U out e rio r , ra ises the

«lead from tresp asses and dtas, an d pieachcs th e gospel to the poor, the meek tn h e a rt" <p. 88).

C areer .*wuy«eeant snd Tontine Avse. Rev. Donald E. W illiams. Pastor Parsonage, 807 ??« * ia a Avenus. Phone: Rutherford 2-761BJ.

CH RISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM — FRM* te (he P a hits

I I Sytvaa St. KutHerford. N. J .AuthurUed an«- Appruved LH eratare

CHRIST »AN SCIENCE Ma) he Read, Borrowed et Petlh—Ila hutnerford . N. J

FIR ST CHURCH O f CH RI8T SC IEN TIST

N EW B O A R D4-5 qt $134

4-5 qt $139. . qt $139 . . . pt 89*

. . qt $1J9 . .qt$1.89 . . pt $1.42 . . pt $1.14

"77 . pt 98*

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ftOADH AND EN G IN EE R IN G I t is especially g ra tify in g to note

th a t a com parative ana lysis of Road M aintenance Cost fo r 1936 in the S u te places Bee gen C ounty in the enviable position o f having the low- e f t am ount a p p ro p ria ted per mile Be; gen'» figure s $4i»4 a s com pared to H udson's $6388 and E ssex’s $1,-

Baade* Sshaal a l I M A MKufMlsy services s t 11 a.m. s».l »p.mts W'lnv l.»<tnn* Merl. I« H i mReadies in 0ui llnruu H n a llfHuii-iin« «ceti . is i ly fro n t II *«taca U» « o'ol.Hfc .Mv»i Hii.Jm y an .I i««al

| ST MA I THEWS’ I LUTHERAN CHURCH

• f t . • o tM g P . M atter. M T raver» Pt.L yadhurst, N. J.

Talley Brook A vs. and Travers PLiSUNDAY DEC. 80th

I - 4 J I a a d |0 ;8 > a.m. Diviae Wot? ship. "God's Greateet G ift Unto Men",

B iU a.m. Sunday School. C hristm as Day Service, Dec 26th 7 a.m . C hristm as Dawn 8eivice .

Serm on . Holy Communion9 v m . C h ri/tm as Fsstival Service

. . . P‘*.mioa. • Holy Communion. Sunday School C h ristm as Festival on Sunday, Dec. 87th, 7 p.m.

Full Hm at Ueliciltsicii, CoKJ Cut», Home Cookeu Meats. Potato Sated. Cold SU«. Imported A Doifeslk. BoilrJ Him.Groen Riv?r

Sweet Wines . . gal $1.75 . . t Dry W ines.......... galM ANHATTAN. BSO SX . M A S T IM S. OLD FA SHION

Cocktails..............4-5 qi¡EMOP1AL UNITED rTERIAN CHURCHRKED k PRKSB'

LIMA BEANS G SM )CAILIFLOWER BIROS EVE PERCH LAMB OR BEEF STEW

I r THOMAS' i:p i«copal t CHURCHF o rest and S tyvesant Avas.

Rev F ranklin G. Faber, rector ftaetory Teleph..ne

111 14» m gs'on A re. R atn 8-140PJ

S ervices fbr Pi rat Sunday A fter Epiphan y , J a n 10. 1937

7.30 a jn . Holy Communion 9:46 a.m . C hun h School.U .M a.m M orning P rayer and

Serm on.8 00 p.m. Evoi ing P ta y er and Address.M onday, Young W amen s Guild, 8

*- Thur»*l>-. I t K*Uw»»h,|. I [ » F rid ay . I t . C hoir I t a M M l . 1 V m Frtda>', H r. O w n “A tool m»y K»«« •>» •■»'•r.Mil

• r a d (a id . Iw l u » »e f f V r S a « 3 . _ ‘ . . . .

SAVINO’SHouse, 6 rooms . . $38. House, 10 rooms 845. A p t 5 rooms . . . . $35.

with B e a tAC.KNTS r t* S At.L FOSMH OF

F IS K INH t'KANCK AH W BLL

SAVINO'S255 R id xe Road

LYNDHURST

FANCY

SMELYS

Wm. A HeywoodK esl Estate - Insurance

PtUHW RUllKrlocd 2-TSI«411 I ak* Avrnue, Lyntlkural, N.| Q|

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