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"THE HERALD
COVERS HILLSDALE
LIKE A ROOF"
HILLSDALE'S
ONLY
NEWSPAPER
VoL V, No.; 16, Whole No. 323
NSION
Hills dale,
Jersey,
FIRIISPUTOOT
BY NEW ME
DRUNKEN DRIVING
I
BRINGS $200 FINE!
.J Jesse G. Freer, of Roosevelt avenue,
| Westwood, was fined $200 and $7 costs
jfayJustice of the Peace Joseph. Marrese
on Saturday night, on a charge of
driving without having a driver's or
.Taradash Tells Republicans owner's license in bis possession.
The charges grew out of an accident
Nothing Can Stop Them If that
happened in Hillsdale on SaturThey Keep United Front. day evening, when Freer's car collided
with a car driven by Henry Telgheder,
iof Chestnut Ridge Road, Woodcliff
Lake, at a point on Broadway about
MEETING VERY FRANK 400
feet south of Lawrence street.
Telgheder was driving south on
ut
New
Thursday,
April
IS,
Single Copy, Three Cents
HUNG CHANGES-
Westwood Firemen Subdue Hillsdale Council Plans To
Hillsdale Blaze With Tanks
Allow 30-Foot Buildings
Carried on Backs.
On 50-Foot Lots.
AT OVERBROOK CLUB 25 FEET FORMER
Hunter'
R e f u s e s Broadway
was passing
another ear Building Now Disused Threatn u n t e i r^erases
^ ^ W
, and
.car
, eri JID
nar,lomT
ie
Freer's
loomed
upOTlt
outo foft Jthe
183
LIMIT!
OH Stores in Weremus
Road Section Is Asked By
Residents There.
They're All At It
Ping Pong Craze Reaches
Prominent Citizens
Suave Talker Told Hillsdale
Woman She Would Be Vn- der No Obligation.
SO SHE SIGNED PAPER
H, B u t
ened When Brush Catches
darkness, Telgheder alleging that Freer
night
were
failing
|
When Workmen Arrived
The
shades
of
was driving without lights.
Fire.
fast
To
Resurface Her House.
Both cars were badly damaged.
. .-.-.j.., I
As through the town of Hillsdale
Telgheder's car being damaged in the
She Called Police.
passed
The Hillsdale Republican Club unan- rear fender, spring and runningboard, j . A menacing brush fire broke out The Hillsdale Mayor and Council!
A youth who bore, the crowd amid,
and
Preer's
ear
being
smashed
in
front.
J
around
the
Overbrook
Country
imously endorsed the report of its
A bos with this upon the l i d Club passed a resolution on Tuesday even- j
James W. building on Sunday morning, that ing, authorizing the Borough Attorney j
j A suave-talking, high-pressure sales~
Candidate Committee in recommend- Freer was taken to Dr.
Ping Pong.
for
examination,
the
doctor
i man for a Hackensack roofing concern,
and
threatened surrounding houses and to prepare an ordinance covering two i
ing a ticket for the primaries, consisting of John G. Hansen for Mayor, and j pronounced ihim under the influence called forth the entire equipment of amendments to the present zoning or- I Yff' sir\ t h e . P in § P o n § . c r a z s -- re_ ; covered too much territory and took
cen-tly revived in many sections of the •too much for granted in one of his inWilliam B. Terry and J. H. Ewald for j of liquor. He was then taken before | the Westwood Fire Department before dinance.
East
Councilmen, at a meeting of the club JJudge
Marrese, R
Recorder
Melntyre,
- h a s reached Hillsdale, and ping terviews with Mrs. C. Hartwick, -of
d
M
d M
l t of
f it was thoroughly quenched. Although i O r . e oi t h e ordinances is a change in j
formed,
pong
clubs
be ^
in the Station Hall last Thursday eve- | Hillsdale, being out of town at the
the Overbrook place is in Hillsdale, the j t h e r e s t r l ctions regarding side yards/
" may soon '""
" ' with
' " ; Magnolia avenue, Hillsdale, on Monfc Valley > day, a n d when the company's truck
ning. Mitchell Taradash presided at j time. Freer was unable to pay the Hillsdale Fire Department was n o t j
provides for a the possibility of a
T h s . p r e s e r l t ordinance
the meeting as President of the club,! fine on Saturday night, and was lodged called to the scene.
league being established.; came on Tuesday morning with mabuilding front of only 25 feet on a 50- jE o pong
a e
and conducted his last official meeting overnight in the Borough jail. On SanIt is believed the fire was started by Ifoot lot. to allow for a side yard b e - ic r ^J P = Kenesaw Mountain Landis,! terial and men to resurface the ex- Hartley Robinson, for "Thar's , ^rior•oi the Hart?.wick house at a cost
as President with his usual poise and day morning he was released after he!some youths who were burning off the tween houses of 25 feet. The proposed i
grass on the baseball diamond at the amendment increases the width of t h e ! 8 ^ '^ them thai- hills.'j produced the $207.
j of $280, they were met by the local
adroitness.
Overbrook, and left some of the brush
p
front to 30 feet in the erec- i z e Alr
eady
some of the prominent
citi-ii Police, who restrained them from proThe endorsement caine after a
n
s
o
f
smouldering.
are engaged several \ ceeding with the work,
of a story and a half
lengthy discussion, which was friendly
t l o n O f\ouses
ings a w e e k
h men produced a contract which
i The flames soon spread down the with the side walls limited to I2~feet ike vl3e n ln
Practicing the art of! The
but. frank, and prevented the much rua
embankxrfent to the brook and along from the ground where the oof starts i « P S
celluloid ball on breakfast! Mrs. Hartwick had signed, but Mrs.
mored talk of dissension and strife
[both sides of the brook until it reached and the roof sloping not less than 45 ' ta.b)e with bat the size of aflyswatter, I Hartwick told the police she had signthat had been1 predicted. It also offset
and they say that the exercise in j ed the paper without reading the condangerously close to several recently; degrees.
the possibility of a competitive ticket
erected buildings.
feeing placed in the field, as some of
This change was recommended by crawling under the piano and the ra- j tents, and claimed the salesman was
the members whose names had been
j When the Fire Department arrived, by tiie Zoning Adv'isory Board, in adlo to recover the ball is better than: guilty of misrepresentation. Mrs.
mentioned as probable candidates on a j J _ e h m a r l I 1 B e v p h o l t z W e s t o H ' t i l e fire nsLs3- r e a c n e c i some timber that letter. Charles Geel and Franklin golf for reducing the waist line and' Hartwick admitted signing t he conj tract, .but said the salesman had told
second ticket emphatically announced
ilay close to the Overbrook clubhouse, Myers, members of the Zoning Com- improving one's stance.
that they would not enter .the race.
j and Jahelka Will Serve On I and the quick action of the firemen mission, both spoke personally on be- This week the office of this paner has ; her when she signed that she was unhad several inquiries regarding ping;<tei' no obligation,
Mr. Taradash stated that the Candi- !
j prevented what might soon -have been half of the change. Mr. Geel stated!""
Committee.
pong, such as what the regulation j "The salesman talked so fast and so
•aate Committee had made its selection j
! the destruction of the building.
that some change is necessary as the
and where one can ; much that I did not pay much attenof the table
after a careful consideration of many!
i The firemen successfully used for the j local contractors are not disposer w jsize
, .
^iu , .
to what I was signing," Mrs. Hartpersons, and that its findings were j
Woodman spare that tree,
j first time new individual tanks in put-| e r e 2 t 25-foot buildings on 50-foot lots. I ? ^ \ S ™ £ * l™
u m Om
i e d^ ?h aT
t " ' wick said
•unanimous after a complete discussion j
(ting
out
the
spreading
flames.
These
J
m
,
Geel
pointed
out
that
a
50-foot
j
£
£
J
X
*
t
™
^
^
one
,
wick
said. "It was understood that
Touch not a single bough
| prominent, official is getting out of pol-1 the salesman was to get a price and
of • every piiase of the situation. He j
back
of
the
i
tanks
are
carried
on
the
In youth it sheltered me,
lot means a. land investment of at itics to go into ping pong, for the rea- ] submit it so that we could decide if it
i
said the ticket had been selected with.!
building lot ij son
, that he believes it a"better racket, j would be desirable to have the work
And I'll protect it IIO?J.
! firemen and are connected with a hand least $17G0, while a 25-foot
^
the idea in mind of obtaining a united!
j pump which casts a strong spray of of such value can
front for the Republican Party i n ; The tree-minded youth of history, ] water several feet. The tanks proved bring in a proper not be erected to j f O u t s i d e i y o u m a £ : e p a p a m i s s w i t h . i done. That was my understanding,
revenue, as it pre-; j.j, a t j
ja n c l l t n e n e x t morning the truck drew
n^
Eiilsdale and for the good of Hillsdale. j who was the inspiration for the famous i very efficient in handling the blaze.
vents the erection of an attractive j, And so the greatest compliment that j «P a t * h e house and the men began
"I have heard it said that I am anti- jpoem, a verse of which is quoted above, j The Overbrook Country Club House type of building.
getting ready to do the work. Of course
this and anti-that," Mr. Taradash said, j would not have to worry over his fa- j has been unoccupied for some consid- It was also stated that, a very at-1! s o o, n m a. y b e s a i d o f o u r leaders will be,'
y 11 immediately called the police, and
"but I want to say here openly that I vorite tree if he happened to live in ] erable time, and is fast becoming dila- tractive type of building can be erect- n c t h a f Q n e h a gb e e n s u c c e s s f l l l ]
dog catcher, but that
| forbade the men to proceed with the
am not anti-anything. I am -pro- Hillsdale to-day—or, at least, after to-Jpidated. Every vestige of inside fur- ed if the building width is increased | jjl"^"^^
fond, but proud Mamma, j w o r ^ - "
Hillsdale. I want the best possible ad- jda 5s for Hillsdale now has four men j nishings have (been removed, and every s f o r s u c l l t y p e o f building to 30 feet,'j
• It developed that Mrs. Hartwick had
ministration for the Borough we live whose duty it now is to look out for j window has been broken. Doors have' and that there are several such build- j He -beat his adequate Papa;
actually signed the contract.
] been torn down and some carted away, ings to be erected if the zoning ordi-|'His sister Jane and brother Pat
in. It is our home and we should work the interest of local trees.
He r e a d 3 1
defeated
' The representatives of the roofing
together for its interests, not as poll- j These men were named as members i and locks and other hardware has been nance is amended.
j
Ping Pong, i cempany agreed to abandon any attieians, but as public spirited citizens, j of a Shade Tree Committee on Tuesday j removed. The club house was some After a discussion of the important j
—
| tempt to do the work when the police
"If anything defeats us at the No-j e v e n i n § by Mayor W. "W. Iivengood. i years ago one of the attractions of the phases of the problem, it was the unan- ]
! authorities had a talk with them, and
vember elections it will be dissension j They are, R. Lehmann, Edgar A. Berg- i community. At that time the brook imcus opinion that the suggested iT
I left with their truck and material.
in our own party. Bat if we can agree iholtz, Thomas Weston and Councilman.! was dammed and a large lake was ajnendment would be advantageous! J_
•upon a ticket of* candidates and go jRobert Jahelka.
••""'"'" jformed, wWeh furnished boating in fls and would not affect the light space!
forth as a united body for the good of! The committee has been formed to j summer and skating in the winter.
between houses, which was the pur- j
ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR
Hiilsdale, nothing can stop us."
| study the requirements of the Bar-j
pose of the original restriction affect- j
I RENDER FINE CONCERT
After the adoption of the Candidate jcugh from a landscape and beautifica- | p p . ~ .
ing side yards, and the resolution for]
AT
anmittee's report Mr. Taradash eall-|«on standpoint, and to make recom-h ^^tf't
the amendment was passed unani-j
Comm
by the Council.
! Declines to Run for Westwood An enjoyable concert of vocal and.
three
candidates
for
a!
mentations
to
the
Mayor
and
Council.
]
F
.
1
.
A
,
ed upon the
CARD PARTY mously
instrumental numbers was given jointMayor
Livengood
then
proposed
ani
*-,
.,
statement, and each. responded, out- importance
Mayor Livengood,
of the
of suchinaspeaking
committee,
as-ij A card party was given on Friday other amendment, stating that he has] Council- -Business Prevents: ly by the Methodist church choir and
the Bergen Symphony Orchestra, unlining their local activities and their
that they would j evening at the Parish Hall in Hillsdale been petitioned by a number of prop-|
Him, He Says.
der direction of Miss Margaret Woodideas about the offices they have been j sured the members
ruff, on Friday evening of last week,
named for. They were well received. ;I receive every possible co-operation and j by the local P.-T. Association, for ben- erty owners. I t has to do with the R. j
in the church, for the benefit of the
The Nominating Comm'ttee was then consideration from the Mayor and j efit of .the field day fund. The affair S. district of zoning and pertains to a j
of property
the extreme
end of i ofE.the
H.E.
Leddy,
of Westwood,
proprietor
called upon for its report and submit- i Council
in carrying
out would
any reasonable
conducted
bycommittee
Mrs. C. Gustafson,
reccmmendation
that
enhance ]I was
chairman,
and a
of ladies, j piece
Hillsdale
avenue, atnear
the Weremus;
H. Leddy
Coal Company,
of I ~DuJldiI?§' fundted the following names: Fred Hunter t h e
An appreciative audience heard the
eneraI
for President, to succeed Mr. T a r a - !
§
appearance of the Bor- > -^lio served refreshments at- the close 1 Read. Thispa rticular parcel of land;
Hfflsdale, and Recorder of Westwood, artistic rendition of several violin se;
cash; Mrs. Charles Hiilabrant, First ough, through the planning and care j of the evening.
j was zoned for the erection of a com- who has been sought by the Republi- lections by Carl Albert, of New York.
Vice'President; Mayor W. W. Liven- of trees.
j A ^oor p r j z e > a beautiful nlant, was j oination store and residence, and was j can Party of Westwood as a candidate
ge'e'd,- Second Vice President; Andrew; And as a beginning o: the work of ] won by Mrs. T.' E. Mullen, of Hillsdale, 1SD zoned for the erection of a store ; for Councilman, to run with B. G.
sang a group of selections, 'Tis Now,
Kinbacher, Third Vice President; Ar-i landscape beautification, the Mayor' and a $2.50 gold piece was won by Mrs. ! i n the future if such need should arise j Ringrose for re-election as Mayor, and by Geibel; Asleep in the Deep, by
as the town developed. Property own-! C. F. Trimble for re-siection as CounCoiod,
Fourth
Vice
President;
l&nd
Council
agreed
to
accept
Mr.
Lsh;
K
.
H.
Ray,
of
Westwood.
t-iur
ers in that neighborhood petitioned j cilman, has declined to be a candidate, Petrie; and The Drum, by Gibson.
At intervals on the programme, the
William Diefenbach, Treasurer; Mrs. | mann's offer of a number of privet | prizes to non-players_
_went to Mrs.that this restriction be cancelled, inas- j on the grounds that the demands of
E. Wolf, Secretary. These were unan- \ hedge plants to be planted along j g_ j _ Hammerstein, Mrs. H. Steih, Mrs. much as the type of homes at present j his business would prevent him being orchestra ensemble contributed with a
Klemming and Mrs. C. Hillabrant. in that neighborhood embrace rather I able to give the time and proper atten- number of bright and snappy tunes.
• imptisly elected, the Secretary being in-"I Broadway in front of the railroad J
An added attraction was a group of
strutted to cast one ballot for each.
! tracks south of the station, to hide the j High scores in pinochle were attain- Isrge grounds, and the erection of a j tion to the office that it requires.
Mr. Hunter, who had protested when ; rather _ unsightly appearance on t h e ! e d b y Mrs. C. Johnson, Edna Meyer,
selections sung in harmony by the
Ms name was proposed, that he would i o t t i e r £ i d e o ft i i e t r a c k j Mrs. L. Unger, Mrs. A. Goedecker, E. small store and residence would tend i Mr. Leddy was considered a desir- choir, which included Kreisler's "Old
to interfere with the value of such res- | able candidate, having gained a repu- i „ - . , . ,
not be able to accept the office on ac- j Mi-. Lehmann's offer was made in a | G. Beaven, H Stefa, W. Connolly, Mrs. idences. This amendment was alsojtation of stability that has made him B e f r a l n > t h e b n d a l c h o r u sfr™ "
court of business and other civic ac- i letter to the Mayor and Council, in i c. Plunkett, Mrs. F. O'Neill, Miss B.
.
,
• „ >..
n
He has also merited much Maiden," by Coven; "Londonderry
Air;" "West of the Great Divide;" and
tivities, refused to accept the office of: which he spoke of the condition and | Diefenbach, Mrs. F. W. Hunter, MrsJunammously agreed upon, affecting, of'popular.
u r s e 0Tl
President, and the action of the club j termed it, "an eyesore to the town asjH. Applegate, Mrs. H. Johanson, Mrs.i c oAn
-ordinance
^ tlus providing
P a b u l a r location.
\ favorable
m the manner
in "I'd Love to be a Monkey in the Zoo,"
for the ex-!
which he comment
has administered
the office
was rescinded and the office left open j o n e approaches from Westwood." • j M. Herter, M. Diefenbach, Mrs. H.tension of water and gas mains on Ev- ] of Recorder. In politics he is regarded by W'a'te; also, Wood's "Brown Bird
until the next meeting, when the •' "Please don't refer this letter to a j Fender, Mrs. C. Brockmeyer, W. Moul- erdell avenue a distance south of ] as one who would keep peace in the Singing."
Rhythm Band, a group of youngNominating
Committee willAfter
bring Mr.
in j• cemmittee
to die,"
ton, A.
Meyer,
Win. Rita
Moulton,
S. Traanother
recommendation.
in his letter,
"but .Mr.
act- Lehmann
at once." urged
The!| volta,
Mrs.
C. Ward,
O'Neill,
Mrs. Washington avenue of 353 feet, more j ranks, and his presence on the ticket erThe
playtrs, gave a few selections, and
Hunter had refused, a number of names, Mayor and Council acted and accepted I Bachman, Mrs. D. Leonard, Mrs. Miller, or less, was introduced and passed its I was deemed an asset because of theHoward Durie very artistically played
-ere proposed but each refused to ac-1 ills offer of the plants, which will be j Mrs. G. Storms, Mrs. S. Michell, Mrs. first reading. A public hearing on the! County situation,
a piano solo, "The Hungarian Rhapcept. Amcns those who refused were i transplanted by tiie Borough and al-1K Heiser, Mrs. Beavens, Mrs. M. Boyce ordinance was set for Tuesday evening, j While Mr. Leddy will not enter the sod r b y
April 28, at 9:30.
j field for the primary it is considered j 3 >"
Lisst. In conclusion the SexCharles W. Ward. Ed. Davis and James flowed to grow to their natural height, and Charles Ward.
resolution to hold a public hearing j certain that he will be an ardent I t e t f r o m "Lucia" was played by six
Stewart.
i This will form a high hedge which will
Prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. onAthe
report of the Assessment Com- j worker for Mayor Ringrose in his cam- members of the orchestra,
Mr. Kinbacher gave a very complete ! improve
the appearance of the south- E. Brower, Mrs. Cavallaro, Mrs. H. rnissioners' assessment for the improve-] p?ign for re-election,
ern
report of the plans to hold a sociable:
approach
to
Hillsdale
and
hide
the
i
Wright,
G.
Collet,
Mrs.
W.
White,
Mrs.
ment of Kinderkamack Road at the j Ex-Mayor Louis Kuckner has been
!
dance at Kuhn's Restaurant, on Wed- barren waste behind the railroad • L. Wandell, Mrs. W. Collins, Mrs. H. same meeting, %vas also passed.
] mentioned as a possible candidate for PUT CHRISTMAS ROSES
.
JRay, Mrs. O. Cobleigh, Mrs. H. Sloat, An ordinance to provide for the j the Westwcod Council, to fill the va- IN GROUND IN SPRING
nesday evening, April 22. Tickets for : tracks.
this affair are $1.25, and Mr. Kin- ! Another beautification measure was [ Mrs. O. Schumm, Eleanor Schmidt, numbering of houses in Hillsdale was j cancy on the ticket, and his political
baeher stated that the Entertainment i Passed when the Mayor and Council; Mrs. C. Gustafson, H. C. Sloat, Mrs. presented at the meeting and was read I friends affirm that he is .seriously con- "The right time to plant HelleboresCemmittee planned to give patrons; approved a recommendation made b y j j . Wolf, Mrs. Brietenbaeh, Mrs. W.
informally. Action on the ordinance! sidering the move. He has also been (Christmas Toses), is in the spring,"
full :value and did not expect to show i Councilman Jahelka for the appro- ! Siemers, Mrs. T. Mullen, Mrs. E. Tewes, was laid over until the next meeting, j mentioned as the possible head of asays T. A. Weston, of Hillsdale, in the
much-of "a tsrofit. A fine'rerjast, good | priation of $50 for landscape work to j Mrs. Black, G. Frost, Mrs. Hourtoule, A delegation of residents of the i second ticket, in which case he would I April issue of New Jersey Garden, "for
music and some specialty numbers are!1 b e d o n e o nt h e e a s t s I d e o f ^ e Bor- • Viola Gustafson, Mrs. G. Collet, Jac- Overbrook section attended the Coun-renter the race as a candidate for the: the plants then have a chance to esough Hall, and $75 for the erection of j queline Ellin, Fred Meese, Miss S. oil, and its spokesman, Albert L. Kent, j Republican nomination
promised, he said.
for Mayor tablish themselves and develop flower
A number of other minor matters! a base for the sun dial in the park, ] Marra, Mrs. C. Gardenier, C. Hilla- asked the Council to consider placing a j against Mayor Ringrose. This is con- buds, As a rule, the roots sold are
with
suitable
shrubbery
effects.
The;brandt,
H.
H.
Ray,
Miss
A.
Marra
and
were handled at the meeting. After j
fire hydrant in that section. He stat- sidered as a remote possibility, how- single crowns and under the best of"
the election of officers was held, Mr. Isun dial was offered to the Borough by!Mrs. Wheeler.
ed the nearest hydrant is some 1500 ever, and might only happen if an open conditions, such closely propagated
aa&
was
the
Garden
Club
11 Domino prizes went to George .Steih, feet distant, on Beuna Vista avenue, break develops in the race for the ;stock cannot do much in the way of
Taradash relinquished the chair to!
(Lillian Ward:, Mrs. Gantefoehr, H. W.
Mrs.
Hillabrant, elected First Vices some, time ago.
pointed out that- a serious brush j nomination for Bergen County Sena- flowering for two or three years; i f
jPender, Mrs. Stewart, Betty .Hammer- He
President, after Mr. Hunter had de-i
fire broke out in the Overbrook on! tor, between Douglas Thomson and divided in the fall and the leaves are
| stein and Carolyn Kleminingi .
..clined to serve as President.
i
Sunday morning and menaced several j Ralph W. Chandless, with both men cut off, the chances are that such diANOTHER WESTPHAL
acuses. Be also requested two lights entering the race as Senator caiidi- visions will not make any progress for"
several years. When buying Helle-WAS REFERRED TQj FRED KIESOW DANCE
in the neighborhood, and asked for j dates.
boras roots, endeavor to get them in
a
n
y
BOETTGER HEADS
|
^_
{
minor rod repairs.
j Mr. Ruckner refuses to make
the spring even if you have to take'
Louis Westphal, of Hillsdale, wlio has
GREAT
SUCCESS
The
Fire
Chief's
report
for
March
j
statement
regarding
his
intentions,
SCOUT ADVISORS! been connected with the Erie Railroad.
listed 13 brush fires, 1 automobile fire j and will probably not make a definite single crowns, and demand the foliageThe surprise dance given on.Satur- and 1 air compressor fire. The police j decision until clcse to the time limit intact.
"So far as the actual culture ©£ 'Mel-'
at
Headquarters, Park report for March accounted for 5 acci- I lor filing petitions,
leborus niger is concerned, there fe
dents
and 1 arrest, and the buildings
d
1
b Ridge, by
nothing to it. A good loamy soil wifti
the
Association, was very well.- . attended. report showed that 5 permits fcr build-I
abundance of rotted leaves and decayPROCLAMATION
Many surprises were enjoyed during ings and 3 for alterations had been ised 'manure will encourage •-strong
'
!
t he North Bergen County^Council, B o * ! ^ , " , ^ £ * , £ . L
S the evening, wiiich,created a lot of fun.. sued during March. ...
I Be it hereby proclaimed that, begin- growth, and a position *lierfe they are
Novelty
souvenirs
were
distributed
from the afternoon sun is" dee gave the
•
'
""•''" '
;!ning midnight of • Saturday, April 25, shaded•among those, present, and many prizes
sirable, though they can stand great <
police HiiJsSale as his residence.
Among
the
youngsters
'-quarantined
j
1931,
and
ending
at
midnight
of
Sat.were awarded m those--with lucky numheat so long as they are not allowed to
prominent men for dinner at the Swiss
bers.,- Dancing continued: until a late this week'with measles arid ciflcken-' urday, September 26, 1931, Daylight
Chalet, in order that they, too, migiht
Saving-Time
shall
constitute
and
be
suffer for want of water,"
pox
are
Betty'Terry,
Irma
Anderson,
hear the story of the serious, critical At a meeting of the Exempt Pire- hour, and refreshments were served. George Graf, Billy Dubler, Pauline the legal time far the Borough of Hillsroan's
Auxiliary
on
Monday,
birthdays
_
-_.
_
n
s
Auxiliary
on
Monday,
birthdays
The
committee
in
.charge
was
A.
Sarridge,
Marie
Beck,
Jean
We=t»rveit
problem now facing this' character ]
;
Mrs. F. Holland- Lee and daughter,
dale, N. J.
:
building .organization, and share with [off two of the members, Mrs. C- Potter Bartz,. chairman; J. ZiKiaernian, MrsJ Billy Terry, Allan Bamhart. Florence'
W. W. LIVENGOOD, Doris, of Taylor street, last, week'vishi and tbe Executive Board, the solv- and Mrs. j . G. Ackerccan, were ceie-. S. Norman,;Mrs. F. E3erow:.and,Hofert.|Stewart. Audrey Badiinan 'aid Je;
. • • '• M a y o r . ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. The©,
' of.
f this problem.
bt
HG^son.
....
S5^ry GuJiagher.
brated.
.. '
;.-•
Order-Ed by Council April "14, 1S3I=? . Windgeiider, of Rlitherfcrfi.
Presidency of Club—So Office Is Left Open.
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ITSO
PAGE
IERRY QUIPS
TRIPLE ATTACK ON
GAME RAIDING BILL
PEN POINTS
I F A V O R I T E D O G BREEDS I starchy or soupy foods and sweets, and.
*?I?\n? h ? f?F\
Q V iT'CMCT TC jprovide fresh, clean water at all times.
REVEALED BY CENSUS Iibeen
B Mon
i just
famous
m0¥ie
d o &
such a regime for theCondemning the committee substiTime heals all heartaeaes.
What are New Jerseys most popular 'past eight years, and >-day, at 13;
ForeJ
tute
for
Senate
Bill
No.
208,
as
a
men"Come on, Joe, I'm gonna try my
of age, is in
physical conace to game resources of New Jersey
r
of a survey of pure bred !
Pride goeth. before destrnetion.
I new outboard motor!"
than many
several
that have been built up. by years of
dogs
in
this
State,
just"completed
l
"Hm-m-m—putting practice, eh?"
State effort and at the expense of li- On a good bargain think twice.
i the Chappel Kennel Foundation, Bock- \
censed sportsmen, three important ori ford, III., the answer to this oft-asked j
Callers
ganizations have lodged with legislaThe old maid is always a matchless i Suesticn can now be given. The New i H i s t o r i a n Sees S y m b o l
"Eow about Dintler? Is he pop- tors a statement protesting against woiMB.
j Jersey survey was part of the nation- \
in "Sciag- of Niheluzigs"
ular?"
the enactment of the measure.
i wide "dog breed census," covering '•
"Yes, everybody goes to see him trie
The opposing units include the State
Keepine np appearances may be '• 44>SS8 dogs kept for companionship or ! A strange rhpory. according to whichfirst of the month."
Pish and Game Commission, repre- merely bogus.
I exhibition. Over 70 different breeds [
senting the licensed sportsmen of New
'"were listed.
j is piLL'tlv a symbolic d(;Scr"pt:on of"
Wondering
Jersey, the New Jersey Fish and Gams
Seagulls are sordid creatures, but I F o r convenience in . tabulating, the • metallurgical proeessps, has beeii
"These shoes were made in prison.'' Conservation League, representing or- they look celestial.
WARNING
i various breeds were broken down into ; published by the German historian,
"Oh, did it take you long?"
ganized fishing and hunting clubs and
—
•
i
seven recognized groups, namely: non-; Carl Ludwig Ante. While Herr Ant?;
TICKETS
the New Jersey Audubon Society, repSecret of half the good cooking is i sporting dogs, terriers, toys, bird-dogs, • does not deny that some of the perresenting organized bird lovers. Sports- the temperature of the oven.
On the Other Hand
; hounds, working dogs and farm-ranch | sonalities and motives of the sor.jr
m recant weeks motorists halted on
men are saici to be practically a unit
"He V,-<JO Jjiiigiis 2ast laughs best."
: dogs, i h e playful Boston Terrier i n ; may have a historical background, his:
i'.ie highways by Motor Vetiicle Depart'Teal], but iie soon gets a reputa- against the bill in any form.
aces of «in are prettv hMi for ''• n u m t > e r I e a ds all New Jersey dogs as thesis is that the poet of the Xibement Iijspestors for violations of the tion for beinpr dumb."
There was- an outburst of disapproval j t j j O s e W)JO
ho are set *o quell 'it. ° ~ 'w e l * a s i t s o w n non-sporting classifi- | Umgs used old fairy tales and myths
;r.ctor vehicle ana traffic laws, have refiom sportsmen when the bill was first j
cation, although the Chow Chow, of! merely as a garment The life oE Siegceived pink warning tickets instead of
Knew Nothing
introduced. The measure is reputed to j All men can sing "Sweet Adeline" as striking Chinese appearance, is becom- i fried. Herr Antz contends, is full nf
T.hits Kurt summonses.
have been -drawn up at the behest of they can sing "Old Joe Bowers."
"Then you beiieve in nothing?"
ing quite popular.
The Wire Fox i such indications. In his opinion, it is
This marks the inauguration of the "I believe only in what I know."'
ncii-residents, under the pretext of
Terrier and the Scottie, strong favor-; highly remarkable that metals have
:::;al phase of a new policy in New Jsrpromoting the breeding of game birds,
"Xiiiit's what I mean."
You don't know what your ideal is ites in urban homes, easily lead the j been mined in the territory aronntl the
eey motor vehicle administration wjiicii j
somewhat after the plan on European
terrier group, with Pox Terriers num- city of Worms, the seat of the Nibeuntil yon find some one
I i?dd dorm when I became Commis- |
estates.
The
protest
now
filed
with
bering two to every Scottie. Among lungs. for several thousand years.
Got His Wish
t:onsr a year ago.
j
, . . . . , . .
.
,'the smaller breeds, the Pekingese, an Siegfried's fight against the dragon is
"What lias become of Joe? He was law makers declares it will encourage
private shooting privileges and will
I said then—and experience has con- j always anxious to shine."
It is the library where the books Oriental toy dog of great antiquity, is explained as a symbolic interpretaopen the way for the game-bootlegger
:~Lined my belief—that the great ma- '
•e hit or miss that has been the most it h e reigning favorite, with the Fomer- tion of mining. Brunhilde. who lived
"Ee's a bootblack now."
ia<
in Brittany (not in Iceland), is deand the market hunter to make a
;:rity of motorists mean to be Iaw^I anian holding a strong second place.
scribed as the queen of tin, and Siegwholesale raid on the game of the
;: hiding, that thej' make an honest ef—
I Setters and Pointers retain their
Short
fried conquers her for Guntlier, the
State.
:crt to observe the multitude of reguA blessing that does not have to | long-time supremacy as bird dogs, but
"What's your name, son?"
king of copper.
Gunther (copper)
lations which faave been found necesThe protest is signed by Commis- Most
appearagreeable.
as a blessing in disguise is the j\ with
the
merry
"John. They tall me Johnny
popular
and
welllittle
liked Cocker
in bothSpaniel
urban marries Brunhilde (tin) and the resary to insure safety of those on the
sioner Alexander H. Phillips, of the
short."
and rural sections. The Beagle, whose sult is bronze. Alberich, the dwarf, is
ii-ighways and to facilitate the raoveBoard of Fish and Game CommissionWhen a young man finds folly and musical bark thrills the hunter, is the a miner who reveals the secret es
r.-.ent of traffic.
j
ers; Arthur J. Neu, of the Legislative
sin a bore, there you have one of the favorite of hounds. Most numerous of mining to Siegfried.
TKe Woman Pays
I believe that the deliberate violator,;
Committee of the Conservation League .
i-_
] working dogs is the German Shepherd,
"Does your wife take to bridge?"
the invariably careless, the selfishly j
and E. S. Bowdish, Secretary of the c M C l e n o f h =
• while the Collie continues as the fa"She takes a lot more than she Audubon Society. An independent- and
reckless motorist, is in a minority. Most i
A city reporter knows not the joy ! vorite of farm dogs.
Much Milk Spoiled
bitter attack on the bill and the methriiotarists want to observe t"ae law. j brings back."
of the country reporter in just brows- ! Some interesting facts were brought
It
is
estimated
tluit there is a 340:ods
of
its
presentation
has
been
sent
to
That many of them so often fail to do
; out by the Foundation survey. Pure 000,000 loss yearly through the souring
Interesting Conversationalist
Senators and Assemblymen by Robert ing about for news. .
EZ cannot be denied, but the causes for
ihred (Jogs are definitely on the in-of milk and the developing of unpleas"Does Eose find anything to talk Tewalt, also a member of the legislaliilure are not alwaj^s viciousness or
Very stubborn people are stubborn. ! crease. This fact is corroborated by ant flavors.
about?"
tive Committee of the Conservation
carelessness.
not because they are right, bnt be-increased registrations on the stud
"Not a thing.
And shetalks League.
At any rate, the traffic officer or Mo- j
cause they are wrong.
| books of the American Kennel Club
tec- Vehicle Inspector who regards ev- | about it."
In their combined statement the
j and American Field. The larger and
cry violation, no matter how trivial, as j
•H. BRIED
three organizations cite the following
Laziness, if it is of the exalted i more heavily coated breeds predomir, personal affront, to be avenged by |
reasons for opposing the bill:
Long-Lost Painting Found
Building Contractor
sort, thinks of this universe nnd of jnate in the rural sections, while the
:cud abuse has no place in modern en- i
"Instead of the bill being an act to
The rediscovery, by William Saj smaller breeds and those having
Alterations and Repairs
rorcement work. And it is to be seri- | witzty, art expert of New torlc. of a encourage the propogation of game the individual, "What's the use?"
Ismooth, wiry or silky coats are found
FAIBVIEW AYE., WESTWOOD
cuEly questioned whether an arrest I long-lost painting by Gilbert Stuart birds, we consider it an act to provide
Tel. Westwood 43-H,
-Most people don't want to regulate j largely in the centers of population.
*,2ts as an effective deterrent in every
has been announced by the Babcocl; special shooting privileges.
others unless they are annoyed by ,; Fug dogs and mastiffs, at the height
case.
"Any
person
who
is
the
owner
or
art galleries of >~e\v York, vrho nave
j of popularity at the opening of the
As a recent book published by the acquired the picture.
lessee of land may, by building a twe- them. They are not concerned for the
i present century, have now all but diswelfare of the ''others."
National Safety Council points out, the
It is a bust-size portrait of Caleb inch mesh wire fence, six feet high,
i appeared.
CESSPOOL CLEANING
majority of people respond to politearound
his
land,
thereby
making
it
a
Whitefoord (1734-1S10), the learned
It sometimes happens when a man ! The house dog is the answer to
ness and the officer who is sincere in
CF TO DATE APPARATUS
wholly
enclosed
preserve
as
defined
in
his politeness usually can win a vio- London wine merchant, who was a this act, shoot and sell game birds, in- gets home after the guests of the tea j present-day small home and apartlifelong
intimate
friend
of
Benjamin
GEO.
BUSCHBAUM
lator to Ills paint of view without much
party are gone, that he makes his j ment living, and keeping a dog within
Franklin and a member of the Amer- cluding pheasants, quail and grouse,
j the home is tout a small problem if
difficulty.
bred
or
raised
in
such
preserve
the
sapper
on
three
kinds
of
cake.
Hillsdale,
N. J.
ican Philosophical society in Philadelj certain simple but essential principles
Believing that courtesy would prove
year around, without regard for sex or
Tel. Westwoad 1374
phia,
and
who
played
such
an
impori axe observed. The dog should have
:ncre effective in turning bad drivers!
bag limit, and without regard for allScientists Learn More
P. O. Box, HOisdale 277
| his own little nook for rest and for
:ntG good drivers, I instructed the mo- j tant and successful part in the peace laws governing other hunters. This,
I
receiving
his
meals.
His
sleeping
place.
lor vehicle force to assume the role cf j negotiations between "The Thirteen cf course, would include game birds
of Volcanic Phenomena
educators. After halting an offending United States of America" and En;r- that have been propagated by the Sitting by the bedside of a volcano | should be clean and dry and protected
land
in
17S2.
HERING & WESTPHAL
motorist, inspectors are under orders
State, if they happen to be found with> against draft.
The portrait was painted durinj: in this preserve, as there is no way to and feeling its pulse for 20 years isto point out his mistake in detail, exshould , e given
to have its moments of « d t f i
't
Civil
Engineers and Surveyors
plaining ijh-3 law to him courteously the very year of the peace negotia- distinguish between game birds proj every day. Fifteen minutes of hearty
261 BROADWAY
End, if his offense is not grave, to send tions and then exhibited by Stuart pagated by the State and those bred ment, ana" Dr. T. A. .Tagger, vok-anol- I romping will do him more good than
ogist at Kilanea, Hawaii, admits that several miles at a slow walk. A meal
Phone 534
him on his way after he ihas promised at the Royal academy. It measures or raised by the licensee.
lie has had many such moments.
~.oi to err again.
25 by 30 inches and shows Whiteof
a
prepared,
well
balanced
meat
food
WESTWOOD, N. X
"Game birds bred or raised in a
But from this ciose study of Ameri,To haul a motorist into court every foord at the age of forty-eight.
wholly enclosed preserve, as defined in ca's most famous crater has come a in the evening and some dog biscuits
in
the
morning
is
all
a
dog
needs
in
time he slips up on the law and fine
this act, may be shot at any time dur- vast increase in scientific knowledge
the way of foods. Avoid table scraps,
him a dollar or two is ineffective, it
ing the year for private consumption of seismic action.
John A. Schlotterbeck
seems to me, for two reasons. In the
Average Person Happiest
on the premises, without the necessity
the
United
States
Interior
deSxst place, if the offense warranted
Dr. Eleanor Wembridge, girls' ref- of tagging. Furthermore, any land
Prime Meats and Poultry
r.rrest, the fine is inadequate. In tihe eree in Cuyahoga County (Ohio) Juve- owner, by building the before-mention- partment is asking for additional funds
HARRY RANDALL
BROADWAY — : — HILLSDALE J
second place, if the offense did notnile court, declares that the happiest ed fence around his farm could lease to carry on the voicanological work in
Lawyer
warrant arrest, the experience leaves state, and also the one least likely to shooting rights, which would permit the Hawaii ^National park, one of thu
-Phone Westwood 180
chief
features
of
which
is
Kilauea.
Westwood
Trust Braiding
the motorist resentful, and his willing- produce delinquents. Is to be beauti- the shooter to kill all game birds found
However,
during
the
last
few
years
r.ess to co-operate with enforcement fully, totally average in everything thereon during the year, regardless of
WESXWOOB
the park's nonactive volcanic phenomauthorities, who must have public coTel. Westwood 761
from height and weight to mental open season, bag limits, or the protec- ena, such as gigantic lava tubes, sulcueration to achieve success, is lestion of female pheasants, and such
HENRY HINCK
voltage and emotional stability.
phur baths and beds, the flora of the
sened.
ame
But
there
is
alwavs
zoins;
to
be
:;
|
§
could
be
sold
for
food
throughout
volcanic region, have become as potent
This brings us back to the pink
H i i! it were tagged in
"Real Estate arid Insurance
the ™*""
year, ™™
provided
^**
' "" '• ™"- • < — " ' " drawing cards as the live crater.
I
'.vaxning tickets, wfnich are being dis- j fringe of the "subs" and the" "supers." accordance
with this act.
Phone Westwood 601
•tributed to several hundred Motor Ve- | so we might as v,-ell be philosophien!
So the national park service is ex- '
"This would mean the complete com-"-.ieie Inspectors, both paid and special, j about it.
panding its facilities for visitors and j
mercialization
of
game
birds
and
nat18
WESTWOOD AVE.
"There is a very substantial place
AND
They are designated as warning reurally will encourage game bootlegging campers, besides endeavoring to ex- \
in
the
world
for
the
good
and
dull."
ports and are to be filled out in duplipand its volcanoiogicai observation. |
and pat-hunting.
WESTWOOD, N. J.
cate by the inspector. They contain | Doctor Wemhridse declared. "AftPr
"Should the State establish public Mainland as well us loesii visitors t« j
all,
our
standards
of
intelligence
arc
coace for the name, address, registra- j
the
park
have
rolled
up
a
new
record,
j
hunting grounds, an individual under
tion sad license number of the oper- purely relative.
the provisions of this act, could lease
"It is worth noting that any
Over 2o years cf experience at
ROCKLAND and BERGEN
epidemic of crime is not en»inwrr.l ^ s u r r o u n d i n g territory and fence it
your service. Outside painting
Silow appears: "Your attention is b.v the dull people. Our difficimie* " 'm a c c o r d a n c e ™ t h t h l s a c t ' « * h e
Oxygen
FataS
to
MosqtiiSaes
WINDOW
CLEANERS
and all insiae decorations, old
Crested to your operation of a motor with delinquent children do not arise and his friends could shoot game birds
Oxygen, usually essential to life, is
SPRING VALLEY, N. Y.
and mc-fiern p r i v a t e homes,
vehicle in violation of the law, to wit:"
the
year
through
without
regard
for
from a Jack of intelligence but from
theatres and churches of all
and space is provided for a specific desex or bag limit, while the licensed fatal to mosquitoes in the wi^gler
Window and General
denominations.
scription of the violation. Under the bad social standards."
sportsmen on the public shooting stage, it has been found at. Cornell
£ ps.ee provided for tihe inspector's sigCleaning
grounds could only hunt during the university, says Popular Mechanics
If work is not what agreed for,
Valuabie Silkworm
nature appsars this statement: "A copy
open season, would be confined to bag Magazine. The discovery introduces
it will not cost yon one cent.
A silkworm cultivator. Vittorin Zam- limits, and in the case of ring-neck a bottom-growing plant, called chant.
GLAZING IN ALL
cf this warning will be forwarded to
Sketches furnished on request
which gives ore minute hubbies of osythe Commissioner of Motor "Vehicles helli. at Verona, Italy, boasts of hav- pheasants, to male birds only.
ITS BRANCHES
sad filed with your duplicate license." ing- the most highly educated and pro"The adoption of this act will mean sen. In pools of water where ehara
VINCENT
ORFINI
Prices
Based on Present Day
Clerks will be assigned to maintain gressive silkworm in existence. The the destruction of the entire fabric of was growing, no mosquito larvae were
EOX 711
Conditions
a constant check on the warning dupli- worm, instead of spinning its silk in our present system of providing game, found, while others that contained no
cates attached to the license records, the customary coccoon form, has which has been wholly financed by our chara were prolific breeding places.
Telephone
Spring Valley 811
HILLSDALE, N. J.
and when they show repeated warn- turned out an elegant piece of ribbon sportsmen through license fees. I t will
It was thought that the oxygen proings have not cured a motorist's three and a half yards Ion?: and bix mean that our fair State of New Jer- duced by the plant might be responsithoughtlessness or carelessness he will inches wide. The worm is of the rare sey will take the lead in legislating the ble, and to prove it. mosquito larvae
be summoned to Trenton to explain kind known as weaver-worm, and has sale of dead game birds, which, is a. were placed in jars filled with water.
End to receive adequate treatment. Chinese blood in its veins.
condition that every State in the Union Oxygen bubbles were admitted to some
After each warning has been issued,
has declared illegal.
of the containers, while the others
the operator will receive a letter from
"The six-foot fence required by this were left undisturbed. Tn a few days
After Many Years
the Department, calling his attention
During the Cvil war a soidier cut act would mean nothing, as the wild the larvae from the jars without oxysgain to the violation, informing him his name, "Moats," in a 50-cent piece. game birds of the State and the game
Ken emerged as mosquitoes, bat all
that the Department is watcfaing his For 30 years thereafter Ire thought no birds bred and reared within this enin the other .iara had died.
conduct, and asking courteously for his more about, it, when one day the post- closure could intermingle, so that
cc-operation in preventing a repetition master of Scotch Grove, Iowa, where there could be no distinction between
Pin Episode
PHONE WESTWOOD 1090
cf the offense.
SInnts conducted a hlacksmith shop, preserve game birds and -wild game
"Why didn't, you hire that man? He
Of course, these warning tickets foave showed him a 50-c-ent piece with the birds.
picked up a pin."
"The enactment of this bill will enr.ct, nor will they, supercede the regu- word cut in it—"Moats."
"I don't know just what moral "to
courage persons desiring special shootlation court summonses which all Moing privileges to purchase and lease flraw."
tor Vehicle Inspectors are> empowered
"Hey?"
That's Different!
-.
;
large acreages of land to the detriment
to issue for appearance before the
"He picked it up in our store and
The old-fashioned farmer was hard of the average sportsman, who is now
Ccirahissioner or any Police Magisdidn't turn it in."
to convince. "No," declared he. "I'll
cramped for shooting areas. Theretrate. Reckless speeders and otfcers
MANUFACTURERS OF
have no such contraption in my house. fore, in a short time the best hunting
Eui'ty of serious offensss will toe dealt
Anything to Oblige
Planners
are
bad
things."
i
lands
in
New
Jersey
would
be
taken
up
T.ith without kid gloves, as will drrrers
"Dad may I go out, and play with
"Oh, but father,'1 protested his and controlled toy a monopoly of
who become insolent or try to brazen
daughter,
"this is an unright piano."— wealthy persons. I t will legalize un- Hans?"
their way out of a situation in wtiiehi
"No, you know I don't like Hans."
restricted hunting under the pretense
v~-~y ?.ve c'wxusly guilty.
.'.
j , Edinburgh Scotsman.
"Then may I go and fight with I Concrete Bricks and Well Tiles—Septic Tank Cesspool*
of raising game.
r
I t is ho-psd that the'•warning tickets'
him?"
"The
licensee
under
the
provisions
Caught the Crowd
|
SAND and TOPSOIL
will prove an elucational fores in call- j
"So Benny got out of a joband of this act will deliver to his patrons
-Ing attention of drivers -to dangerous'
Needs
tne
Sleep
who
hire
shooting
privileges,
unreH HILLSDALE, N. J.
Phone Westwcsd 9S4
cr illegal practices, and that the meth- took to selling apples on the side- stricted rights throughout the entire
"I'll have to give up slumber parod of handling their offenses will in- walk."
year, which are denied the ordinary ties," sighed Mazie.
"Yes, but not like the other chaps.
spire their eagerness to correct bad
hunter depending upon open ground
"Why?" asked Dasie.
PSDJt^5^s = = - = si= = = ^5=g=gs=?=i = =
-driving habits and a readiness to co- Benny cooked his apples and stuck up or public shooting grounds.
"Ihe doctor says I will have to get
operate in tfiie observance and enforce- the sign: 'Fire Sale.'"
"In addition to the above, the Na- more sleep," she replied.
STEPHEN J. LYONS
PHONE WESTWOOD 30©
ment of the motor vehicle and traffic
tional Association of Audubon SoeieWhat He Meant
Jaws.
ties especially objects to the word "disMeow!
You advertise for a man who can | turbing" in Line 2, Section 6."
Mabel—I'm on my -way to the beauring the bell?"
tician's.
' " One Temptation Mi»*ed
"Yes."
Mazie—Dearie, that's unfair to the
"It is attributed to the Fattier of
"What is it?"
Setting It Straight
Non-Sectarian
Onr Country, that he never told a lie,"
"House-to-house canvassing;
Fdr the purpose of setting tne rec- beaiitician, you ought to hunt up a
miracle
worker.
reminds a doubter to the Lynden Tribord straight, we hereby set down what
tene, "but tell me," he demands, "did
In Ring Language
was one of Kin Hubbard's best, bestCOMPLETELY EQUIPPED MORTUARY
Better Yet
lie undergo the same temptations that
Madge—I just saw that French tooown, and much misquoted, much
we have today?" "Not ths same, no," nobleman who's after Doris—he's a stolen paragraph: "Tell Binkley ar"Don't open your bank,
WITH PIPE ORGAN
informs the editor. "No one ever knockout.
rivefl at the poorhouse in his $3,000 There's no sense in that!"
naked Gpnrge Washington how many
•"jta, t>v& there's a dime, an' two tele-I Kinderkamack Road and Je fferson Ave., Westwood
Mame—Ton said it, and Doris is limousine too late to see his mother
miles he got;to ihe gnllon."
die,"—F. P. A. in New York World. phone slugs in i t " going to take the coxmt.
;
LEON ERNST
The Druggist of Westwood
Ackerman Concrete Product Co., Inc. I
I
HAYDITE BLOCKS
I LYONS FUNERAL HOME
PAGE THRE2
p.:
THAT'S HOW
IT LOOKS
SPRING FASHIONS MUCH-ADORNED
WITH PEARL BUTTONS AND BUCKLES
To the Man Looking: On
Business depression brings inactivity:
.and inactivity results in lack of news.
Under such conditions the enterprising
.newspaperman sometimes creates news.
Occasionally such news is created in' advertently.
Many years ago we happened to be
•coasting down a steep hill in the heart
of Liverpool, and turned suddenly to
eater a narrow side street.
It was
xaining at the time and the cobble-stcnes on the street were slippery. The
bicycle skidded, and instead of entering the side street we ran up on the
pavement.
It chanced that just at that moment
a man was crouched with his hands
upon his knees gazing earnestly into a
shop window filled -with bargains in
.men's suits. The front wheel of our
bicycle ran under the chest of the man
.and lifted him up neatly. The forward
motion of the velocipede turned the
man over in the air and delivered 'him.
"in the street flat on his back.
We can still see the look of sudden
surprise on that man's face as he lay
sprawled fiat on the ground probably
.realizing that if there was any doubt
about his needing a new suit before,
.that doubt ihad been removed in unusual fashion.
When the man arose to his feet we
tried as gravely as possible to explain
the situation, but the smile refused to
Jade from our lips. The black eye we
displayed to the editor as we handed
•over the copy almost killed the story.
,* _* * .
HIGHWAY
CHATTER
A WOMAN TO BLAME?
By J. HARTLEY ROBINSON
Spring Fever
It's here!
The old spring fever is back again
judging from the way some of the
moon-faced creatures are now slowly
tearing up the highways.
They apparently have nothing to do
and all week to do it.
With the green stalks peeping out!
of the earth, with young sprouts push-1
ing their way through the tree bark,!
and with the many other little trifles i
that make up Old Man Spring, these [
lazy creatures block traffic and crowds, j
and they think of posies and dande-j
lions. Tra la—oops.
i
To exhibit for your view, our inner-,
most feeling, we almost believe that]
the fever has struck us, too. But that ]
doesn't help us any. The «ditor wants j
this copy on the desk at the proper i
| time and we can't hesitate while fid- j
dling away with imaginary drumsticks |
Grow Callous and Calluses
I or invisible spiral staircases.
!
OTHER-of-pearl buttons
A native of India, a lay preacher, in
So we have to dump spring fever
buckles and slides are
his sermon said: "When we are in
out of the first window, bang down the i
being featured as high style
sash, and get to work.
the morning of life we sow our seeds,
ornamentation for spring by
and in life's evening we cut our corns."
Which above paragraphs aren't such
leading couturiers in this
—Boston Transcript.
a bad introduction to the story we;
country and abroad. Designwant to write. Ahh!
:
(©. 1331. West.
' [Iniun.l
ers are enthusiastic about
* ***
!
the fashion possibilities of
Conviction brings a silent, indeAvoid Settling Disputes
beauty Into faces made of
motlier-of-pearl,
first,
beYou always like to read about things ] finable
the commonest human clay: the
"He who is truly u-i.se," said Hi Ho,
cause it provides wide dithat you know intimately or they must j devout worshiper at any shrine
the sage of Chinatown, "conceals his
versity both in black and
be interestingly foreign to you.
j reflects something of its golden
wisdom when men engaged in contenwhite and vivid colorings to
If we went ahead and mentioned j glow, even as the glory of a noble
tion seek some one to decide their disshines like a sort of light
contrast or harmonize with
your name and your license number j love
from a -woman's face.—Balzac.
putes."—Washington Star.
the color and texture of tlis
jiou'd run to your friend and say, 'See'
fabric
it
trims,
and
second,
ihere, that's ME."
<
FISH AND FISH SAUCES
A story of the Ridgewood News of
because it is a genuine maIf we printed a lot of matters about;
.last week tells of two High School
terial which cannot be imithe Yankees or the price of ice in ! Fish is always in season, as canned,
Telephone Westwood 572
boys that shot holes in 23 windows of
tated.
Greenland, you'd go to your neighbor pickled and smoked fish are available
the George Washington school. When
I. L. LOGAN
Both from a useful and
discovered the boys admitted they had
(that is, if you go), and say, "Look,
in almost any inland city
an
ornamental
standpoint,
shot at the windows with air rifles for
Attorney-at-Law
when the fresh ones are
Lustrous mother-of-pearl
slides in what do you think of this? This guy
the spring- style program emphaticalfun on Easter Monday- Perhaps the
not to be found in the
Westwood Trust Building
delicate
shapes
and
natural
rainbow
thinks
its
funny."
ly declares the importance of buttons.
school authorities should plant a few
market. There are occairrideseence are being employed by
So we will -wait until we have enough
WESTWOOD, N. J.
Buttons especially lend a brightness
cherry trees around that school.
sions other than in hot
leading
fashionists
to
fasten
belts
for
* * *
egotistic humans from' around this
am! new interest to active and specweather when jellied fish
formal
afternoon
and
evening
wear,
i section who have enough egotism to
tator sportswear in cottons, linens,
Which story takes us back on anis desirable; the followespecially in connection with the very I send in that little coupon we printed j ~j
Roofing and Remodeling
shantungs, liemberg weaves and the
icther Teminiscent trip when we were in
ing is a favorite:
chic
black-and-white
ensembles
and
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
I!lastYou
week.
new worsted and silk costumes.
i;he same predicament at a much
remember the one we mean?
Jellied Fish.—Remove
for the formal dinner pajamas and
No Down Payment Required
younger age. We, with other boys, had
Gleaming motber-oi'-pearl
buttons
j
Send
in
your
license
number
and
we'll
|
the
bones
and
skin
of
a
two-pound
hostess goivn.
thrown stones at windows of a buildand a buckle in matching color tones
Certified Material — Work Guaranteed
tell
you
all
about
it.
fish.
Chop
fine
ana
add
a
half
cupful
An admiring audience at a recent
ing under course of construction. We
distinguishes the attractive sports
RAYMOND CONSTRUCTION CO.
spring style show of note was par- Despite all this ;busy advertising we of water, a teaspoonful of grated o n "were all discovered and brought before
model in the picture. This gay and
j have given this unique idea, we believe ; ion, two dozen blanched and finely
Hillsdale, N. J.
ticularly
charmed
with
a
dinner
paa Justice of the Peace, accompanied by
stunning costume is fashioned of a
Phone: Westwood 1S0S
jama ensemble of pale green, satin | that we won't get one letter about it. chopped almonds and a dash of cayour parents. All admitted the offence
whipped twill of bernberg and silk in
enne. When all these ingredients are
crepe of bemberg with a jacket of lame iWe, of course, refer to spring fever.
except one little fellow, who, when
red and white. The generous uses of
well blended pack into a mold and
tissue
in
green
and
gold,
the
same
asked by the Judge if he had broken
buttons which so enhances this smart
st ei
f o r y n hour
ornamented
at
the
belt
with
a
green
JAMES N. HALSEY
1
We
want
all
of
you
to
be
gay
and
. ""
.
" S e r v e o n ie " U( -' e
any windows, replied in tears: "I never
wlt
outfit is indicative of the new trend.
Jl mayonnaise dressing.
mother-of-pearl
lotus
flower.
j
happy.
We
wish
we
could
tell
each
of
broke any windows, I only cracked
Funeral Director
JN'ote the unique collar-anrl-scnrf neckFlEh a la
Rome.—Put one tableLeading Parisian coutouriers are you four readers of ours that you have
•one."
line, novel scarf arrangements beinjr
•55 CENTER AVE.
spoonful
of
butter
into
a
saucepan
and
i
just
inherited
a
million
dollars.
And
high-lighting grays combined with
lle
another outstanding characteristic of
Westwood
^
n
melted
add
one
tablespoonful
of
pink colorings. Exquisite mother-of- j that we were delegated to bring it to
An article in the current Interborthe mode.
flour, mis well and add one cupful
of
PHONE WESTWOOD 292
! nearl ornamentation in the way of but- i you.
sough Review asks: "When is a man
p
Speaking of the exist™?. fl:iir for
tons, slides, and buckles is blended
brave," and proceeds to answer the
That would be strange, wouldn't it? richh milk, stir and cook until smooth.
mother-of-pearl dec-oration, sometimes
with this fabric tone with striking I Nothing strange about it to us. I t ' Remove from the heat and add the
question. He is brave, of course, the
a single buckle or slide of unusual
effect.
article implies, when he marches off
iwould seem like a case of spring fever., yolk of one egg and three mushrooms
JACOBSENS' EXPRESS
design is the only trimmings used, but
to war. And brave when he, single
CHKRIE NICHOLAS. ! Perhaps some of you wouldn't wish1 finely chopped, a tablespoonful of
always with extreme
:
TRUCKING
<(p!, 1931. V.'tjsiern Xe-.v:;paper Union.) -•- 'for a million when you have spring minced parsley, one-half teaspoonful
'handed, attacks a machine gun nest.
Brave when "the battle is raging, and
; fever. You'd be satisfied with one hun-; of salt and a {lash of pepper. Add f
and
this one and one-half cupfuls of linked
"bullets axe flying over the trenches. A
•! dred thousand.
MOVING
fish—any cold boiled or canned fish
:
a ^ is *
comrade is out in no man's land,
Stood on Monroe Doctrine
Early American Government
will serve. Heat over hot water and
wounded—crying for help. A buddy
Senator Bingham, in his book on
Telephone Park Ridge 397 .
Special note to "Your True
Andrew aicLaughHn, historian, says:
serve in potato baskets.
goes over the top, bullets flying all t i e Monroe doctrine, says it was not
"During the whole course of the Rev- I Friend:" This department thanks
•about him. He crawls to the rescue of
To make roe sauce, wash the roe,
until 1S05, during the second adminis- olutionary war the central government
: yen most heartily for your six page
his comrade.
He brings him
in." tration of President Cleveland, that a
drop into boiling water and simmer
was
the
Second
Continental
congress.
Mrs. L. Jones
That's bravery. Then the article con- secretary of state thought it expedient
! contribution. I t comes in handy
for twenty minutes; drain and with a y
There was no written instrument detinues and makes the application, ap- or necessary to restate the Monroe
I
at
this
time
of
the
year.
Our
wastesilver
fork
remove
nil
the
membrane;
PRACTICAL NURSE |
pealing to t i e men to show, the same doctrine and to bring us to the verge fining the power of this body. It used
add one-half cupful of butter and
such powers as it needed to use or: baskets are not full enough, now to
travery in their community that they
Washington Township £,
place over a dish of hot water; when
of a European war by backing it up was permitted to use by the people. ! keep the collector busy, so you see
showed on the battle field. Anl here
Phone Westwood 1114
(i
very hot add a half cupful of cream,
with an absolutely uncompromising at- . . . The central government, if govis the act of bravery—join the local titude. Venezuela had had a longI you gave someone a job, bat don't
a half teaspoonful of onion juice, a
ernment it may be called, was a con- ! worry, o fella, after we wade
•Choral Society. "Walk right in. Ask standing
teaspoonful of salt, a pinch of mace
boundary dispute with British gress composed of delegates annually
no questions, and sing your part," the
Guiana. Nobody cared very much .appointed b,v the.states and to this j through; all that stuff we'll try to and serve in a sauce boat.
Phone Westwood 2283
article concludes.
either way until somebody discovered
dig" up a few puns for it.
Sauce Tartar.—Place four egg yolks,
Boys, that would be an act of brav- that in the disputed territory were rich body was given considerable author* * **
four tablespoonfuls of water, and four
UPHOLSTERING
•ery. Yes, sir, a man would sooner lie gold fields. In the excitement that ity. . . . In this congress each state
SHADES and AWNINGS
had
one
vote.
.
.
.
No
step
could
be
i
We
wouldn't
be
a
bit
surprised
to^
tablespoonfuls of olive oil together.
in the 1trenches with the tom-toms ensued the Venezuelans appealed to
S
t
a
n
d
l
n
a
d
i
s
h
o
f
l
l
o
t
SLIP COVERS
™ter and stir
whizzing past close to his scalp, than the United States ana Secretary 01- taken without the consent of a ma-I find some more ambitious youth hasi u n t l i t h e
DRAPERIES—CUSHIONS
thickens;
take
from
.-stand on a platform and sign while the ney, invoking the Monroe doctrine, jority of the states and for many im- 'taken to writing poetry and wants to t h e heut mixture
portant measures the consent of nine isend us -his contributions. We'd be
> iiaa a tablespoonful of tar- 418 Fourth Ave. WESTWOOD, N. 3.
'tom-atoes fry around.
brought matters to a crisis.
of them was necessary. All states niust i glad to set the stuff, but we wouldn't ragon vinegar, two chopped olives* one
agree to an amendment or alteration I put it in print. No sir. This column chopped sour pickle and a tablespoonJustice Charles W. Parker has again
in the articles. The Continental con- iis not-going to get spring fever, not if' f u l o f capers chopped
sot the people of Bergen County guesspp fine;; add one
Owl in Squirrel Nest
gress continued its formal existence I we have anything to do with it.
t a b l e s f l of
f finely
fil minced
i d parsley,
ing over his ambiguous remarks made
tablespoonful
The long-eared owl is of medium until March 2, 17S9. ft fesn Bickered ! We all read the comic section once
in charging another Grand Jury. I t
half
teaspoonfnl
of
salt
and a dash
•seems like the only solution to the sit- size with extremely long ear tufts. and went out without any public no- I in a great while if we don't do it every: ofcayenne. Serve at once.
They
live
throughout
temperate
North
tice."
uation would be to start another world
• week, and we sometimes see one or an"war so the "deer old jedge" could oc- America and breed south to Virginia,
I other start to think out some poetry.
Arkansas,
northern
Texas
and
southcupy his time knitting socks for the
i You understand what we are trying to
ern California, spend the winter in
FUNE^L DIKgmo^,
•soldiers.
! get at? No? 'Oh., uh.
Tricked!
most of their range and south to cenPHONE CALL 4 7 WESTWOOD
"Now, you fellows, help yourselves ; Well, if you think it's easy, sit down
Remarkable Jaw Power
The men's bible classes of New Jer- tral Mexico. The nest, says Mature to the cigars," cried Peters, with a I and try it.
• iO4PAEKPJDGE
sey met in annual convention at Cam- Magazine, may be that of some large genial smile, after dinner. "They are i If we want a poem, in this column,
of East Indian Lizard
bird
or
a
squirrel,
carelessly
repaired;
den last Saturday. Too bad they didn't
some my wife gave me for a birth- | we'll get it from the Poetry Division
strength of jaw of -warmbloodNew York. Phone 1212 Pitzroy
get Judge Parker to open with his cele- it is usually in a dense growth of ever- day present."
jof this department. I t is hired to do edThe
animals cannot compare with tbat
brated prayer. "God help Bergen green trees and placed from ten to
I
that
sort
of
work.
Politely
but
firmly,
man
after
man
of
reptiles,
an
article
in
Pearson's
twenty feet up. They are very beneCounty."
; If it didn't get spring fever.
ficial, for their food consists largely vowed that he had sworn off smoking, ! It's a good thing that spring, which Weekly points out. The bulldog and
Genuine
and the dinner party ended in a
famous for tlieir strength
! generally includes sticky tar roads, omastiff
. are
Now women demand recognition in of meadow mice and other small mam- ghasily fizzle.
Permanent
f
a n d t h e h e n a IS s a ! ( J t 0 b e
the councils of the Republican Party, mals, insects, spiders, crayfish, small
I streets with shell holes, and the like,;
8™P
^
"Whatever did you tell such a fib I only comes once in a year, because we I able to bite through the thigh bone
"when the Women's State Republican snakes; frogs, snails and earthworms
about those cigars for?" asked Mrs. j would like to pick on the condition of: of an ox to extract the marrow, but
Club of New Jersey, meeting in Tren- are known to be taken as well.
they take back seats to the power and
Peters in surprise, when the guests jtfae streets this week.
ton recently, passed a measure dehad departed. "Ton know I gave you i But all in all there is really very lit- j tenacity of a lizard in the Calcutta
•manding that a certain number of
"women be given appointments.
slippers for a birthday present."
Odd Movement of Particle*
! tie to condemn this year on the high- ; reptile house.
*
*= o
"Oh, that's all right, Mary!" re- I way. There are lots of new ones, and
The lizard was of the sort known
The name "Brownian movement" is
plied her husband calmly. "That box ! most of the old ones are in fair shape.. as
the
"go-samp"
and
weighed
Next -week will be observed as Boys' given to the irregular agitation seen
of eisrars cost me .$5 and I can't afford JO fella!
about 100 pounds.
As It was being
"Week, and many of the towns will be when minute solid particles, suspended
to give any of them away."
All we can say is that some of these drawn out of the cage which it
run by the enthusiastic youths for an in a liquid, are viewed under a high
magnifying power. It is named for
: fever-ibitten bugs should stay OS the j shared with the pythons, it seized a
Ihour sjr- Swo during one of the days.
CORINNE MARIE
| streets. We drove a hearse once, and twelve foot snake by the neck.
Robert Brown, who observed it in 1827.
Trinidad
Land
of
Birds
23
Westwood Avenue
;
we
had
to
drive
it
slowly,
but
-we
thank
•
Many
particles
-which
are
put
into
a
Locked
together,
the
two
creatures
Xrccor&ing to the Hasbrouck Heights
The island of Trinidad is aptly • all that's good and gracious, that we. were drawn out. Keepers made every
'Observer, thieves -broke into the rail- fluid, instead of sinking steadily, ar<;
Phone
Westwood 599
called the "Land of Humming Birds." i dor.'t drive any more hearses.
• effort to lever the jaws of the lizard
Toaa station in Hasbrouck Heights endowed with a vigorous motion which
The
tiny
iridescent
creatures
swarm
By
the
way,
the
hearse
driver
is
the
;
last week and got nothing. Maybe they is haphazard and irregular. The parapart. But it was useless, and the
about the roses, hibiscus, poinsettia, | only person in the world who absol- python's neck was flat as a pancake
were only trying to find, out when the ticles move to and fro, rotate, rise and
crotons,
bougainviileas,
jasmine
and
lutely doesn't have to worry about a : w h e n a t , a s t t h e l i z a r d [ej.
5:15 arrives.
sink, but show no tendency to rest,
GENERAL MOTORS
maintaining indefinitely the same aver- other flowers that grow on the island. 'back seat driver.
A record illustration of the musOne of the most prosperous of the j Tflat is, providing he doesn't have
'The following- interesting ad is pub- age state of agitation.
cular
power
of
the
turtle
was
given
West Indies, Trinidad has a strangely I spring fever, and hears soundless
lished by the Ridgewood Herald this
He and
; by the late Frank Bnllen.
"week, as an item under the "Twenty ! great service in the entertainment and mixed population. Here one sees Hin- I things.
his mates captured an immense turtle
dus,
remnants
of
the
East
Indian
|
=
£
4
=
^
^
"Years Ago To-day" column:
i education of the general public since
weighing 1,800 pounds and cut it open.
FOR SALE—My four-cylinder, fifty Its inception even in having an open slaves introduced into the island in
Good folks, if you've read this far They removed all the meat and left
1S39,
the
men
in
elaborate
turbans,
"horsepower, 1910 Kissel car. Close dcor for the access to good books availyou have gotten an idea what spring only the head attached to the shell.
coupled, detachable tonneau, wind- j r-.ble without cost. The Newark public silk blouses and flowing robes, the
j fever can do to you. Thanks a lot and
A young man began examining the
shield, shock absorbers, speedometer, library goes still further and has es- women "beautified" with gold rings,
j more anyway.
head and foolishly put his fingers into
top and side curtains, trunk rack and tablished a route which a truck travels. anklets, heavy earrings and silver
j. See you next week, when we hope the turtle's mouth. They were bitten
trunk, tire holders and tire trunk, ex- This truck is loaded with books and bracelets, which cover tlieir arms from i the feverish, part is over.
j off as cleanly as if they had been cut.
tra tubes, Presto tank, air bottles for makes regular stops, so that the pub- wrist to elbow.
blowing up tires, siren horn, quick de- lic can receive the books in their,
No. 6
Vol. IV
tachaTb'le rims, magneto and batteries, neighborhood without a trip to the li- •
TSTew Jersey license for 1911. I n first brary building. This is service, espe-'
Comparison of Weight*
class condition. Built with special care cially to those who live some distance
A troy ounce weighs 480 grains, while
Hamlin Sandwich
Thinking They're Thinlcers
FIVE CORNERS
for exhibition and demonstration pur- from the library 'building and cannot aa avoirdupois otmce weighs 437%
Writers are so busy debunking his- j "Thinking is one of the most unpopposes. Four forward- speeds and r e -make the trip. There is room for de- grains. The weight of the grain in tory we may learn soon that those ! ular amusements of the human race,"
WESTWOOD, N. J.
verses. Price reasonable.
,
velopment of this splendid idea in en- troy, avoirdupois and apothecaries* mice followed the Pied Piper because | asserts Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler,
* *; *
couraging the common people to read weight is the same. An avoirdupois lie hn.il :i clip.-ss Kinflwioh in his hip | Tet it is truly remarkable how many
Phona W
d 1034
The public library has performed a regularly.
lH>c-!:«;.—Iv:v.'.^:s f'iry Tii:;es.
' people think they thin!:.
pound is heavier than a troy pound.
M
;
KARL WETTIG
WAVE
-s* RADIO©
FRIGIDAI RE
F. K. LOOMIS
VS.GE WOVE,--:
Pacific Islanders Go
Back to the Primitive
^Entered as second-class mai] matter at
Hiilsdale, New Jersey.
e
Hillsdale Social Nets
Park Ridge
Dorothy Amolitis, of Louville ave-
nue, spent the Easter holiday^ -jvith
The disappearance of the sailing
relatives in Pennsylvania.
-• t
ship has wrought a curious change in
some of the more Isolated sections of
j Mr. and Mrs. Jules Beroud, of RanBern
j the world. For instance, on many of
April 1 dolpli street, are entertaining
'
j
the
islands
in
the
South
Pacific,
tiny
i
ZIMMERMAN—On
Thursday,
Telephone Westwood 2204
29, to Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmer- mer's niece, who arrived here ..from
| palm-crested knobs of greenery sticlcman, of Hillsdale, a daughter—Jane Switzerland on Tuesday, to pay a visit
j ing up out of a blue sea, the calendar
in this country.
. , •
Boyd.
f-ls "being turned backward. . . .
aii-. and Mrs. Jack Moore, of Hills- , dren returned home on Friday, after I. In the clays when . thousands . of"
Married
Large and appreciative audiences are
dale, are enjoying two weeks motoring • a short visit with relatives in Virginia. I -winged freighters ambled leisureiy on KELLER-RECTOR.— On Saturday, this week attending the Mission which
through the South.
j Mrs. Smith's father, David B . Watson,: their way, many of them from four
April 4, Lester Keller, of Pearl River, is being conducted at St. Mary's B. C.
•—-—
•'' :
[of Chincotigue Island, Va.., aceompa-j to six months out, It was customary
and Peggy Alys Rector, of Newark, O. church, by Rev. James Sheridan. The
The Ladies' Guild is planning a; nied them on the trip home, and isi and often imperative that they heave SLXJMEKBERG-MARKLE — On Sun- Missions are conducted at 6 and 8 A.
benefit card party at the Parish Hall,-i planning to spend a few weeks i n | to and send a party ashore to trade i day, April .12, Spbesfc Charles Blum- M., and 8 P. M.
or. Friday, April 24. "
j Hillsdale.
enberg, Jr., of Hillsdale, and Gertobacco, clothing and trinkets for
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vegetables, fruft. fresh meat and
3SJ' Gee > of Hillsdale avenue,; Tva ter.
a group of friends at her; D u l . i n c t ne
course oi a year this
week with Mr. and Mrs. sntertamed
D u l i n c t ne course oi a year t
C 8
sda
nn T T e esda
trude Markle, of New City.
Mr. and Mrs. Diegle, of Louville. aveELLIN-BASSETT—On Thursday, April nue and Fifth street, were in an. auto2, William Ellin, of Hillsdale, and mobile accident in Englewood one. day
Grace Easset-t, of Lambertville, Mich. this week, but fortunately escaped perof
?? f f, f ?? K J J ii"" evening
evening with
with a
a de-;
de;
"
ene"(1
onee_ b u t s e v e r a l t i im e s .
•sonal injury. However, their car was
Jightful bridge party Her guests m ^ contact' leaving it S imprint on ! Mich.
•
——~• •
I William Furman and Phillip Fur- eluded Moss Helen Wufabe and
.;
;
Quite badly damaged in the encounter.
dly MtJves
I a thne.
Died
Dorothy
Larson,
of
Park
Ridge;
Miss
|
^
i
|
the
rudiments
a r i^l e a s o m e o f
m,
»
„
, _.'
„ „ , iman, of West Hillsdale, are home again
:;;
A
CONNOLLY—On Tuesday, April 14,
The firemen's baseball .team is pracinursday,
.April
i t s , ±951 j after two weeks spent with relatives in
,. . I of civilization, although the value of
Mrs. Isabelle Connolly, of Montvale.
Charlotte Foltete, and Mrs. n
yS
ticing industriously every pleasant
i many of them was highly debatable.
.
' .'
z
*' ' j Saratoga.
Kugler, of HUlsdale.
Sunday. The men are still trying out
i Nowadays, life on those islands that
for places, and it is not likely that a
A Suggestion
! Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hering have reMrs. A. Fedden and daughter, Miss! are not regularly visited by either
j real line-up will toe determined for two
j turned to their home on Gross street. Edith Westervelt, of Cedar street, are I tourist steamers or trading schooners,
Mrs. Isabelle Connoly
or three weeks.
Games with rival
The attention of this paper has been after a few months spent hi Orlando, home again after spending ten days in i constitutes a different picture altocalled by a Hillsdale official to the j Fla.
Wcodhaven, L. I., as guests of Mrs. A. i gether, and possibly a happier one. ! Mrs. Isafoele Connolly, wife of G-reg- teams will not begin until some time
number of incompleted buildings and;
3. Snowden, who formerly lived Here; ! No more do the roving windjammers ! ory Connolly, of Upper Montvale, died in May.
garages
are at
at present
present scattered
scattered jj Mi-,
MI-, and
ana Mrs.
Mrs. C.
u. Leo
Leo Slater
Slater and
ana iamSnowden,
^ cails
^
__.c_..
j . who
•
nformerly lived
.= _.• Here;
_•, i !> No
« O r mo
tTmir- chnrt- informal
t o r i hi St. Luke's Hospital, New York City,
garages that
that are
fam- B.
about the Borough, and the suggestion; ily of Maple avenue, are planning to ° e f o r e returning they were joined toy.- paj- eiheir SMIT
,
The sixtieth alarm since 1931'began,
s t e a mers I on Tuesday, after a considerable stay
made that the owners of such places! move very soon to
a house
on B
r oda dj-Mass
j ^ f B Cedelotte of Great Neck, L. I., | ™f * 8 ^ ^ ' a£* ° £ f ^ ™ I following an operation. Interment called the firemen to the meadow south
t
h
B
a n d B Cedelotte of Great Neck L I i need^
; took place in St. Raymond's Cemetery, I of Park avenue on Saturday afternoon.
way
visited for a few days with a niece,i have no reason ..o stop, tneir
m i J , j , t oopsidpr romnlptina- thpw hniM
Mrs.
W.WFairelaugh,
,
; in the Bronx, on Friday.
j The sixty-first fire came on Monday
mightby
consiaei
completing
these
DUild-j
^
.^w
^of wPittston,
ings
giving work
to some
of the
lo- i-aj.
a , n .^ € j ,, ( r h
f l . c t n T 1 1 3 o T , n j prflt «rt storerooms being well stocked
Mrs. Walter Rich, Jr., of New York, and also hi Williamsport, Perm., withj with fresh food, their courses being
through
cal unemployed.
(forenoon, when a fire crept
This would be an economical way of i has returned after a few days visit in friends, who attended the automobile! figured out to within one day's steamthe woods north of Garret E. Storms'
!
and
motor
boat
show
in
Asbury
Park!
ing
time,
WILL RENDER POEMS
house on Saddle River Road. Woodcompleting the work and at the same • Hillsdale, as guest of Mrs. B. Rich, of
with them.
i Living conditions on the more retime aid some of those who are in i Central avenue.
OF EDGAR GUEST i <aar Lake.
I mote islands, then, have slipped back !
straitened circumstances because of
A birthday party was given on Sun-! m t 0 f--ue habits which prevailed before
Samuel Meyer's family is back hi its
lack of work
i Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. j t l i e COmmg of the white man.—Tom I Mayme English-Iillotte will present
home at Maple avenue and Market
It would also improve the general i Cahalane, of Harrington avenue, were Arbore, of Hillsdale Manor, for the \ -^hlte j n the X\ orth American Review, ia programme of selections from Edgar
jA. Guest, at the Parish Hall, Hillsdale, street, after spending the /winter
appearance of the Borough by elimin-! J u d § e F 1 °y d Bartram and family, of sixth anniversary of their niece, M i months in New York City. Ros.elyn
j this Friday evening, at 8 P. M.
ating these
incompleted buildings,' Stamford, Conn,
mosa C. Giordano. Pretty gifts were;
~
and Phillip, 1?he children, who have
I
Miss
Lillotte
needs
no
introduction
which are, at the best, unsightly.
Theodore Schulke, who has been presented to Mimosa by her friends,; Australian Finds New
We pass -the suggestion along.
\ to those who attended her last pro- been with .the Goldberg family to at< seriouslv ill. is reported as improving, the Misses Loretta and Margaret StewWay
of
Making
Living
; gramme in Hillsdale, when a recital tend school in Park Ridge, are again
:
i after an operation ten days ago at [art, Margaret Fahey, Rina and Norma
at the familv home.
Carpene, and Masters Gaby di Guera; -A smart British gentleman has in- j of James Whitcomb Riiey's works was
I Flower Hospital.
and Albert de Matteis. Mrs. J. P. Stew- vented a new way of making a liveli- presented.
Elmer C. DeMott, formerly a resiThe renditions on Friday are to ben-dent
J a m e s Nutt
James
Jr and
art accompanied her daughter to the hood, reveals the Sydney Bulletin. It
of this section, for some time liv>
Betty Jane, 3-year-old daughter of i
consists
of
going
to
church
and
forj
eSt
the
funds
of
the
graduating
class
Mi-, and Mrs. Clifford Hutchison, is j Janet, of Conklin avenue, were guests party, and other guests were Mr. and bidding the banns of any prospective j of Hillsdale school, tickets for which ing in Los Angeles, Cal., spent a few
still in Hackensack Hospital, hi a j! ° n Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Camp- Mrs. J. de Matteis. of West New York, newlyweds. He merely rises and says j can be had from any of the members, days here this week, calling on old
and P. Lusana, of Elizabeth; also P.
friends. He came on business conrather serious condition, though it is, ll)e & o f Morsemere.
in a hollow tone, "I object," and goes [ A matinee will be given on Friday, afBrun and Mr. Giordano.
nected with the insurance line in
believed that she will eventually re-';
outsiue and waits.
I ter school, for pupils up to the sixth
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hiliabrant and
which he is now engaged, arriving; here
cover her health.
If
either
principal
has
anvthing
to
grade.
I sons Homer, Jr., and Jack, of Newark,
on Thursday and remaining until SunEUin-Bassett
Home talent will furnish entertain- day. He announces that he is
e o n e e a i _ a n d most of them have—a
Spring/with its usual siege of child- Iw l M formerly lived here, visited relalves : n t o w n o n
crushed individual generally comes
the West and expects to
ish ailments, laid a heavy hand on the I t
Sunday,
Miss Grace Bassett, of Lambertville,
California permanently.
young people on Highview avenue.! „ _ _ „ „ „ "TTi7 a r g e a v e m l e . r e - Mich., became the bride of William out, gives him all the money in the j elude An Old Fashioned Welcome, The
personal exchequer and implores him
Richard Hubbard and Claire Beissler; - " ° ' a e r t Lyons,
, after spending a Ellin, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ellin, to keep tlie secret deep and dark. I Yellow Dog, Lullaby, Aw, Gee Whiz,
Tnere w a sa
are both suffering from measles, and | t l ™ .^°°
last Sati Home,, ^
Little
She / Powders
Stockton street, Hillsdale, on Thurs- Sometimes both the bride and the ,xiuxxi
u ^ Wrangles,
V,^B-O, ^
• " " " ? " iurday night at the home of Miss Alma
C
Junior Herpst has the chickennox. week in Long Branch with relatives, of
day, April 2, at a quiet ceremony per- bridegroom fork over loose change and j.Her Nose, Tonsils, Ma and the Auto, ^ p * ^ R M g e a v e n u f i i P a r k R l d g e ;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Flynn.
The homes adjoin.
j formed at LambertviUe. Mr. and Mrs. even jewelry.
• Grandma, The Fairy and the Robin,
in honor of her sixteenth ibirtiiday.
Ma and Her Check Book, A Boy's Feet,
Bessie Heale, of Park Ridge,! Jack Moore, of Hillsdale, attended the
Those present consisted of Misses LyThe Woodcliff Lake Branch of the: Miss
m s s
Of
course,
if
both
the
man
and-the
;
g
to
Laugh
At,
F
o
r
g
e
t
f
u
l
P
a
j
N
o
t
h
i
n
Morenos Walker of Hills-»bride and groom. Mrs. Moore is a s i s - girl are confident of their respective ;
dia Albera, Alma Caressi, Jenny Turale l o c a l
Brea(J a n d
Saying Don't, rin, Olga Gianonatti, and Gino Musso,
j of the groom. Mr. and Mrs Ellin rectitude, he does not get a cent, but
tethers,
the master jter
Hospital will meet at the home of Mrs. <* , . . . .spent
, .
Brave at Night, and many othplan to make their home m Hillsdale.
V. N. Aymar, on Wednesday, April 22, i holidays at Atlantic City,
on the whole, the Bulletin says, there j ers, most of which will be done in ap- Louis Binovi, Mario Cassetta, Eddie
DeCandido, Nick Nicpla,
Americo
from 10 to 4, to make surgical dress- ! ^
is
a
decent
living
in
the
business.
|propriate costumes.
and Mrs Roy Gallagher, oi ColGianonatti, Jimmy DePiero, Rudolph
ings. A1?,! the ladies of Montvale, Park I
BIumenberg-Markle
L
DePiero, Maynard Johnson, Joe Cusati
Ridge and Woodcliff Lake are cordially \[ weekend
Mrs. F. Martin ana
Lapel Notches Traced
j and Ernest Blanche, of Park Ridge;
R,use Saved Indian's Life
to attend.
| Frances Rustman, of Brooklyn.
In tbe presence of a group of relat o F r e n c h D i r e c t o r a t e j Misses Ann Hatton and Lydia Collina
There is a legend of New England
tives and close friends, Miss Gertrude
It v,-as sunny on Saturday afternoon, •
.„., „
„
. , ,, . . .
, . . and Henry Collina, of Montvale; WilMrs. L. J. Pilkington returned after Markle, daughter of H. Harry Markle, concerning an Indian named Joe Engand a very pleasant day all around, i
"Its
funny,'
said
the
tailor
'
what
M a s t i a l i a ! o f J e r s e y city; Misses
lish,
whose
real
name
was
but very few people were tempted to i a visit in Wyckoff, with her son Fred of New City, N. Y., became the bride;
odait.es of dress have survived_ their , ^
^
a n d E(Jna
of
He was friendly to the colonand
family,
and
is
now
spending
two
of
Robert
Charles
Blumenberg,
Jr.,
son:
test the waters of our spring brooks. |
onginal use or purpose. There is the j H m s d a l e ;
j j ^ , . olympia DePiero,
18 a n d w a su s e a a s a g u i d e f o r
SQmt
,''
weeks
with
friends
in
Ridgewood.
ol"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Blumenberg,
of;
i?
Bowever, eight hardy psople—four
slit m the back of our coats, for ex- j y e U a l l o r e t _ R o s e M o r t o r a a O i J o s e _
Patt-erson street, Hillsdale, at a quiet I i n S parties. While hunting he was
young men and four young ladies—
; ample. That, as you probably know. { p M n e S e d i t a a n d A i s m e D e P l e i . O i o f
At
the
Sunday
evening
service
of
the
csremony
performed
at
4
o'clock
Sunj
surprised^
by
hostile
Indians
_
and
re[,0Cllme a feature "of dress when men
i
i d b hostile Indians and re
donned thEir bathing suits and sported;
became
a feature of dress when men
. Misses I d a
a n d Helen
Methodist church, installation of the | dsj a ft e rnoon. at St. John's Episcopal: treated, Ms pursuers following him.
went horseback a great deal, and G a r f i e l d
p-bcat
for
a
long
time
in
the
chilly
:
; n w ofB OT
p aa tt e r s o n . o f C i O ster.
Music, dancing
=>of
th°
pond
ontb»
Old
Mill
Farm
=
s
oi
toe
Epwcrtn
League
j
_
_
Batten'
Finally
he
came
to
a
small
mountain.
churcn
N e w city
Rev A A t
when it was necessary for the coat- a n d r e f r s e
were to order and
£ W»£mus Road
! w a s conductsd by Rev. Harold N. o f f i c i a t m g .
, perhaps a little less than a thousand
tail to adjust itself more or less to ! enjoyed by all.
I•"--•"Smith.
hi white • feet high, on which there was a sharp
T h e bride was gowned
rim saddle.
i*
georgette crepe, with a large picture { precipice. The Indians believed that
-But ivlio knows why we have
Safety First and Always
The Hillsdale Democratic Club
hat, and carried a shower bouquet of; they had caught Joe English, but as
notches in the lapels of our coats?
Tuesday evening, April 28, is the
meet in the club rooms this Thursday
:e roses. She was attended by a i they were about to capture him he
Very few people outside my Hue of date set for the entertainment and
evening. The monthly card party
i
sister
of
the
groom,
Mrs.
F.
Fiedler,
of.
leaped
over
the
precipice
and
disapThe cornerstone of the new structure
wort:, I fancy, and probably nm so free exhibition which the Public Serwhich will be built on the site of t h s j take place on Friday. Everyone is i n - | F e a r i R i v e r , w n o was attired in peach i peared. His pursuers naturally thought | many tailors. TJ^e way of J | tvas this: vice is
to hold in the Park Ridge High
vited
to
attend.
crepe, with hat to match, and carried that he was dead, but in reality lie had At the outset of their careers there j School auditorium; the affair will bechurch which was burned some tims
tea roses and snapdragons.
merely jumped to a ledge where he- ' was gi-eat rivalry between Gen. Na- | gin at 7:30. The object is to instruct
ago, was laid in the presence of the
Miss F. Sorrentino, of New York;
The groom was attended by his j remained bidden until his pursuers-, '•: t>i»cou Bopaparte, the young rta!i:m j the public in safety methods and educongregation of St. Margaret's R. C.
of
.brother-in-law, F. Fiedler, of Pearl j left. At night he returned to the Engchurch on Sunday, high church digniatMier v.ho liad risen rapidly under j cate them what to do when accidents
j were visiting for a week with Mr. and
taries taking part in the ceremonies.
! lish fort at Old Dunstable. The inci- ' ^hs. iii*£.ct2raie" a n ^ Genernl Jrorean. j occur. Motion pictures will be used to
i Mrs. George Seckler and family, of River.
There was a parade to the church site I
A wedding supper followed the cere- • dent occurred in Vermont,
T"Tvho"was in hTgirTavor^wTtlT mar.y 'of 'entertain and to illustrate the lecture
from the K. of C. Hall, and after the IConklin avenue.
mony, with a reception at title home of
I the directors. Each general hart his [ that the experts of the Safety Departcornerstone had been laid and address- !
;
David C, Rowland, the groom's parents, in Hillsdale.
] f.r.i'tisans and eacli |ought for every ' ( :n°nt of the concern maintains for this
The couple plan to make their
es dehvered by the visiting clergy, re- jp e a r l aa nn dd B u t h R o w l a E l d ) o f T a y l o r
Island of tke Nu]
j ^.sjsible advantage over the other. Any. | purpose. The public is inyited to atin HUlsdale.
'.\:''*.~
turn was made to the K. of C. head-; s t r M t ; s a i l e d l a s t S a f c m - d a y f o i .a v a o a .
.
... .._,-. ; :
._.
Sardinia is the island of the Na- ' little distinction or difference was j tend and is agSui-gi that the enferJ
quarters,, where a reception and dinner; , i o n i n B e m u d a , T h e y a r e stopping
Guests included Rev. P. A. Dales,! i ^ j a j i a i i ^ ^ u ^ - ^ ' i ^ t ^
-^They.
i Seized upo'u.
—.:-, •-«*_„
—»— i tair.ment will be ini€ieMng, •: No adwas held, participated m by over 30Q| at t h e Hamilton Hotel.
'
| vicar of Hillsdale Episcopal - church.; i are aswyltfflouFasThe round toWe'fi '
"Tiie followers of GeneiSi lloret-.u . mission nor any other charge will toe
persons.
I H. H. Markle, T. Markle, Mrs. William! of Ireland or the Druid remains at
bloomed forth one day with odd-look- f m ade.
'r
| At the annual election of officers on j Young, Miss L. Markle and Frederick j Stonehenge. From the tintiatecl past,
!
• Monday evening of Welcome Chapter,j Markle, of New City, N. Y.; Mr. and; Sardinia has had scattered over its I ing coat lapels. These were notched j - ^m m m wi m aa m aa -a. m a ~
Famous Carillon
i O. E. S., at Park Ridge Masonic Tem- Mrs. R. C. Blumenberg and family, of i landscape, especially in the Xortli, i in a way that had been previously IB
ENTER THE
The following are the words as! pie, Miss Florence Ewald, of Hillsdale, Hillsdale; Mr. and Mrs. F. Fiedler, Miss rock towers often rising to a hundred \ unknown. Later on it was revealed g
sociated with Big Ben, London's great
i
that
this
lapel
was
a
secret
badge
of
j
Wanda Bockis, and Mr. and Mrs. Les- feet with a round base. The stones
! was installed as Worthy Matron.
Clock, "In all the press of multitudin- .
the Morean partisans, but it was not
NOW UNDER WAX AT THE
! ter Banta, of Pearl River; Mrs.. Carolyn are unhewn and joined without morous ituy's, Nor fails itie breath of |
long until the star of the Coraican so j •
Mi-, and Mrs. J. Morris have moved} Van Vorst. of River Tale; Mrs. Wil-tar. There are traces of about S,000
prayer, the sound of praise, Sen>ii« | from Hillsdale and are now living in j liam Schaffer and daughter Emma, of
far outshone General Moreau's that ! g VILLA MARCHISIO '
on the island, and they are said to
above the city day and night. The ] Harrington Park. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey} Oradell; Mr. and Mrs. H. Kennedy and
there was no longer the least thought' , _ HHXSDALE MANOR, N. J.
have been burial chambers, temples,
Tel. Westwood 773
chimes ring out with every qr.ai-Uu-'s
of rivalry. The notched lapel, how- "
.Hering and family, of Hillsdale son, of Rockaway; Mr. and Mrs. Law-granaries or refuge places, or perhaps
i ^331 BS3L t j m
Bi MS B 3 ^rt
G 3 EQV CC3 '£^7
flight.; O L<u\] ( , u r (;n^ f;t. ti1()ii (i;ir ! avenue, are now occupying their re- rence Markle, Arthur Lorme, Mrs.
ever, caught the fancy of the tailors
.inst
castles
of
days
of
violence
long
:
and remained a feature of men's j
guide, Tluit b.v tii.v Jie!p. Sn foot r.'.r.y cently vacated home, two doors below. Lorme and daughter, Miss Agnes Regago. They are cavelike inside and un- dress."—New York Sun.
Slide."—Wasliiiisrinri -Shir.
gie, Miss Lillian Sallows, and Charles lit by windows, and today only a
We call for and deliver youn:
Mrs. J. F. Ryder, of Large avenue, B. Osterhoudt, of Brooklyn.
clothes
,f
storm-beset shepherd will seek them
is home again after a motor trip to
BROADWAX TAELOKING'CO.
out, for they are abandoned to snakes Old Custom of Making
Washington, D. C, and many interestEarly Nations! Marches
and decay.
ing points, including Arlington. Mrs.
H. TIGHMAN
Offerings to the Moon
When Washington was first inauguHILLSBALtf M. E. CHURCH
Ryder reported the roads perfect, but
:
Moon
viewing
lias
been
going
oat
of
rated
as
President
in
New
York
in
. • Rev. H. NT. Smith, Pastor
the rain marred the views somewhat.
Fine Custom Tailors
fashion like all otter ancient customs
Where the Shillelagh Grew
1739, the orchestra leader, a German
Sunday school
9:3o A M !
Suits Made to Order at
|
in
this
country,
says
an
article
in
a
In
County
Wicklow
in
Ireland
the
Morning service
10:45 A M": Spending the weekend in town, named Pheil, at the John Street theReasonable Prices
.,
j
Tokyo
paper,
but
a
great
many
famtourist
way
spend
one
of
the
most
"The President's
Evening- service
7:45 p M guests of Mrs. P. Sandison, of Central ater, composed
Careful Cleaning—Pressing
i
ilies,
particularly
those
who
have
old
|
charming
of
Irish
holidays.
Almost
avenue, were Miss Belle Laurenson, of March," in honor of George WashingNeat Eepairing
] persons in them, still cherish mem- i
'•DOCTRINE
OF ATONE- F a l 1 R i v e r ' Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Br- ton, and played it when Washington every village is full of diversified ;' ories of the old days when tlie custom |
n e s t :Kin
HILLSDALE,
N. J.
MEMT" will be the subject of the i
S and daughter Betty Jane, attended the theater. The march im- charms. Especially in the South, let
was one of the annual features of the
Tel. Westwood 49
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of ' and Edward T. Ross, of Flushing, L. I. mediately struck the public fancy. In him seek out Rathdfum, perched like a
the summer of 17SD a young-man in. Tyrol village on the steep banks of j country by making offerings . to the
v ^ s t y Scientist, on;Sunday., April.'
•,,-..* W r-'-i i
v
i M l ' 5 - A n n a Naef, of Zurich, Switzer- i the theater company, for wtom a ben^ i t i i e Avonrnore, the Vale of iAvoca, the | moon. The offerings to the moon.cdnihe : Golden Text;is:"He sent re-:;|land, who has been a visitor at the] efit concert was to he. slven,.,asted.' Devil's .slen. Glenealy, Arklow, and ! sist. of rice dumplings, a kind of pt>- j
TAILQR—CLEANER
home of her sister, Mrs. F. J. Kleke, of Joseph Hopkinson to -write an orig- even Shillelagh', where was the fa- j tato known as kinokatsugj and other I
:
nis covenant for ever:
j
THEI^MA'NTViEISS
'"
.3ioly and reverend is his name". Hillsdale Manor, plans to sail for her inal song for the occasion. This song, mous blackthorn wood which gave its ; vegetables and fruits.
The custom originally came from;-l
! home on Saturday, April 25. She has set to the tune of •'The President's name to the short, nobby sticks which |
.''Psalms 111:9).
Suits
Made
to
Order
b e e n h e r e fOT sbi
Among the citations which com I
months and enjoyed March," was "Hail Columbia," as we j wn111 recent years, were the iDsepara- i China, where i t already .was popular I
From $22.50
in the Third or Fourth century and
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol- ! l l s r v i s i t vei"y m u c n know it today. It was called "The ble companions of Irish laborers and |j countless
HJitSBkLE
lowing- from the Bible: "As ye have
poems had been written on PAKK STREET
others. The wood was cut clown in
i President's March" in eontradistine- 1603, but tradition says that the king j the glory of :tlie .moon by Chinese
therefore; received Christ Jesas the
Tal. Westwood 2386 ' c '
I-prd, so walk ye in him: For in ; onASaturday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
bridal surprise, shower was given) U o n t o t l i e m a r c h o f t ! l e K e T O l . u t i o n
of Leinster sent wood from here to I scholars and litterateurs. It is believed
him dwelietH' all the fulness of the '•• Charles Brady, of Washington avenue called "Washington's MarclJ."
TTiiliam Eufus for the roof of West- j that, the; «nstom was first observed in
Godhead bodily"s(Colossians 2:6,9). in honor of Miss Margaret 'Eckstein:
! the imperial court of ..Tapan In the
minster Ball.
B. S a r t o r t Construction Co.
_ 1 he Lesson-Sermon also includes !of musdale, who is to be ' married' very
i Ninth, century. , Acording, to an anthe following passage from ' the soon. The festivities included the
General Contractors
' cient record, it was already. one oCthe
Poise
MASON gird CONCRETE
an elaborate Chinese dinner.
Retouched
|
annual
features
of
the
imperial
eourt
|
"A friena tells me I lack poise, but
WOOBCLIFF LAKE, ,N. j .
surroundings were all in keeping.I g e e m s u n a W e ; 1 ; , 0 explain- what poise
Hary Jane's aunt noticed the pic- I -under reign of the Emp-eror Btrntafcu
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
,, . "
"The nature of Christianity is peaceP. O. Box 123'. Tel. Westwood 1553
is." It is keeping level-headed in all ture of a little girl on tlje youngster's I (S51-S57J.
The Auxiliary of the Active Fire De- j
ful and b
blessed,
s s e d , but in order to enen
kinds of situations tlint arise tmexpee- ctesft. It so happened ffiat Mary Jane
tter into
i
h ki
the
kingdom, the anchor of ) partment plans to serve a supper after tedl y.—Exdi an.ae.
had quarreled with the little girl a
hope must be cast beyond the veil ! the annual State convention of the
short time before.
Fruit Supplies "Vitamin
of matter into the Shekinah into Exempt Firemen, which is to be held
Real Estate and Insurance
"What a pretty. little gM!" eswhich Jesus has passed before us; in the Parish Hall. Hillsdale,. this year,
Tlie vitamin C that is destroyed' by
elaiined the aunt "Xcrar little ftiead1
Agency
for Qu-een- Insarattce Go.
Simplicity
in
Home
and this advance beyond matter
en Sunday, April 28. Speakers will b°
.
.
. Mie boiling of pasteurized milTr, as' it
Simplicity should be the first guide is very pretty."
must come through the joys and tri- congressmen Randolph Perkins and
should
be
prepared
for
infants,
may
lieMrs. A. J. Higgins
"Gh, she isn't really pretty," corpost to making homes attractive. The.
replaced b.v t h e addition of oranjee
HTIXSDAT.E. NEW JEKSETT.
^
^
!George w-Ssgerattractive home is one that is com- [ reeted Mary Jane. "That piqfaurft
.juiopt. and- tomato juice to the d:oT,
t i y i i s ' ( p . -SO).
Phone Westwood 92
!|
Eev. and Mrs, H. N. Smith and chil- fortaWe as well as pleasing to the"e-ya. ' * B 3 t been-retouchea 1"
Mann, of Conklin ave-
M i s s Pe
Obituary
Woodcliff Lake
Pearl River
BOCCI TOURNAMENT
CHURCH NOTES
j
says HyETofh Slnrsn^inp.
HILLSDALE HEJBAI.B
PAGE FIVE
REDUCTION IN
MOORE DINNER BOOKWESTWOOD
TAXES;
TO BE OVATION
Democratic Testimonial May
Be Biggest Political Affair
Westwood Ever Saw.
Westwood property owners will en- f
joy the benefits of a book: reduction In
the tax rate this year, according to the
figures issued this week by the County j
Board of Taxation. The rate fixed this
year is $4.62 per $100, as against $4.71
for last year—an apparent reduction
of 9 cents per $100.
j
This
reduction
may
be
enjoyed,
only
j
Held Their Noses
SAN JUAN IS OLDEST
CITY UNPIBU ? S, FLAG
Decaying Meat Nearly
Knocks Out Officers
Porto Rican Capital Antedates St. Augustine.
900,000 VOLT X-RAY
Modern Teaching
Hen TO
Hospital in New York Wil
Instrument,
Her Stuff in Classroom
c-Ci.ss-'""" •-"•"* R- O-—'When Eresidenf
On complaint of ; the tenants at 22 Hoover visited the City of San Juan
Suoh age-old questions that have up ; New 5ft>r£<^A- 900,000-volt X-ray
tube, to be the'largest of its kind in
t
d
avenue
tihat
a
strong
odor
Wes WOO
during his Porto Rico-Virgin Islands to the present baffled scientists as : the United Stfites, is being made for
cruise, he paid his respects to the old- Which was first, the egg or the hen? the Memorial hospital,, to be ased in
est city m the New woria under the and Why does a chicken cross the 'the treatment of cancer it was anT
road? may be answered definitely by (
American flag. Also, the Chief Execuone Westwood futuristic school teacher nounced recently at the dosing sestive sought rest itt the place that •wlx> proposes to bring the hen into the : sions of the joint meeting of the AmerPonce de Leon, Spanfsh explorer, left classroom and supervise the hatching ': ican Physical society and the Optical.
to seek the "Fountain of Youtli."
of a batch of eggs.
: Society of America at Columbia uni"San Juan, the capital of Porto
Permission to have the hen housed versity.
Rico, was a settlement half a century in the classroom was sought by the : Dr. G. Failla and Dr. P. S. Hensliaw,
before St. Augustine, Fla., the oldest teaoher from the Board of Health at physicist and 'oiopltyscist, respectivetown in the 4S states, came into being:, the regular meeting of the Board held ly, at memorial hospital, made the tmand a full century before the Pil- on Tuesday evening. Dr. R. Cone pre- nounoemerit at a session of the optirims landed at Plymouth Rock." says sented the teacher's request. Permis- j cal grcup in a .iohit report on the rela bulletin from the National Geo- sion was granted.
...
j ative. biological and health effects of
:
graphical society.
The experiment is expected to be a! X-rays and tlio gamma rays of radium.
"Despite San Juan's age, it is a success in practical education for the 1 Tiie tube has been under constructhoroughly modern metropolis of some children, 'and may clear up a number | tion fw several years by the General
114,000 people. Skyscrapers peer over of problems for the youthful minds, j Electric company, and is srxperted to
the old Spanish fort that pretends to such as wtoether the Easter rabbit) : !>e in operation for experimental treatguard the entrance to its magnificent really brings eggs and where the rab- ment of cancer this spring.
harbor. Bustling traffic fills its nar- | bit gets them, and how they happened '••
5,000,000 Volt Tuba.
row downtown streets, and a network j to be colored. Everything will be fine • The largest X-ray tube now in operj—unless
the
hen
hatches
out
a
brood
of modern bus-lines carry hundreds of
. ation emitting a stream of raxTfatrons
commuters to work from its suburbs | of ducklings.
'. is saiil to be one of 600,000 volts at
daily.
the California Institute of Tedincvlogy,
Old and the New.
'although a 5,000,000-volt tube,, which
"Many monuments survive from the
"emits only a single spark at HI ifime,
old regime of the Spaniards, who held
has been in operation at the Carnegie
the island continuously from 150.9, a
•institution, Washington, D. C.
few years after Columbus discovered 1 The Rosenberg house, on Oak street, j i Details of the Hew 900,000-voft vtstsm
it, until 1S9S. Moss-grown forts, with Park Ridge, received a visit on Thurs- have not been disclosed, but it is- exthick walls and stone sentry boxes, day morning from a group of young ; pected to consist of three tubes of 3001flank the modern city of San Juan. lads who had been playing hi the vicin- . 000 volts each, linked end to end.
Convent and cathedral, presidio, pow- ity, and the entire place was ransacked.
The tests of X-rays and radium rays
der house, and hand-paved military The owners have been away from j ;
Fine Anniversary Party Held j fully to the warts assigned them.
| roads that -wind over the entire island home for some time, but on returning I •at the hospital, as reported by Doctor
The question of the disposal of cessThe cast consists of Anne and Cher- j of Porto Rico—all of these are an- found everything upset, and notified Failla and Doctor Hensliaw, indicated
the police. Chief Salimone soon lo- that, as far as the effect on the skin
pool matter has become a grave probry Martin (sisters), Mrs. S. L. Wester-j cient Spanish works.
cated the boys, and they admitted the of a patient is concerned. X-rays anti
lem confronting the Westwood Board
velt and Mrs. John H. Doyno; Susan j
"Contrasting sharply with them are ! offence. Thez1' have been summoned to radium rays are nearly equal.
of Health, and in an effort to find "a
(housekeeper), Mrs. Walter Musson; | 5-and-10 eent stores, Tiuge flying boats
The theory that the moon is charged
solution, George Kociemba, a member
Olga (maid from Sweden), Mrs. Nils j of the mail and passenger lines, and | appear in police court this Friday eveIning, before Recorder Cole.
witft electricity that is negative with
of the Board, has been delegated to
A very enjoyajble birthday party was Pearson; Miss Marjorie North (inval-i pretty Porto Rican girls in one-piece
respect to the earth was advanced at
--seek the.aid of the Mayor and Council j f c e l ( 1 a t t h f e W e s t w O o d
Reformed id), Mrs. T. F. Horskey; Dr. Janet j
bathing suits gamboling on the beaches.
the physics session by Dr. Harlin T.
by obtaining permission to have such | c h u l . c n on Wednesday evening. The North (M. D.), Mrs. Cochran; Mrs. j
"American rule lias cheeked disease
Stetson, the astronomer, director of
.matter emptied into the disposal plant occasion was
..„„ the celebration of
„ the Chloe Lanning (poetess), Mrs. H. P.) and brought a measure of prosperity
iractice was
was formerly
formerly permitted
permitted ,3_7 t h a n n i v e r s __
the Perkins observatory at Ohio Wesa r y o f the Young People's
This practice
to
Porto
Ricans.
Since
the
United
tout was stopped because the privilege j c h r i s t i a n Endeavor Society, organized Ograss widow), Mrs. K. Donges; Miss:
Ieyair university. He added much in•was abused by some local scavenger, ji n 1 8 9 4 a n d i n a flourishing condition Bins Saddler (detective), Mrs. E. J.; States took over the island the populaThe two Westwood Rotary Club I formation on his previously announcer!
tion lias grown from about 900,00ff to
Now the scavengers complain they i to-day
Sisley; Miss Lela Preston (politician), j 1,544,000. And all of these people meetings held previous to that of. last| observations that radio reception is
have no means of disposing of cesspool j T h e ' programme was a mixed one, Mrs. George P. Mahe.
j are crowded into an area a third" less Monday were 100 per cent, gatherings, ! weakest when the moon is overhead,
it was announced by President William stronger when it is at the horizon and
matter, and for that reason are unable; a n d c o n s i s t e d o f xeiigious, vocal and
We have not a synopsis of the play i
rto clean out cesspools. There are still instrumental numbers. Three young! at hand, but from a glance at the j than that of Connecticut. Passengers Gelnaw, but last Monday's session fell strongest when it is at the opposite
on
modern
air
liners
can
see
how
many private cesspools used in the I ladies from the Nyack Missionary \ characters outlined above, we see!
short because of the absence of several side of the earth.
crowded the island really is. witli tiny i members, and it was unged upon the
"Borough in spite of the fact that a lo- .
Radio Interference.
. = institute, sang and played! chances for lots of complications, and!
huts standing in every nook and" cran- | others to get after the delinquent j I He1 attributes the moon's interfercal ordinance makes it compulsory for; j n s t r u m e n t s > a n d s e v eral duets and! have no doubt it will be full of fun and \
ny and clinging even to the hilltops | ones and have them make up at other j ence witli- radio strength to the depreshome owners to hock up with the j piano numbers were also given by j well worth seeing.
j to save level spacp for crops. Children, !
sewer.
sessions of Rotary organizations.
I sion of the Kennelly-Heaviside layer
members of the Society.
fairly swarm.
The death rate is
Visitors from other Rotary clubsj ot ionization at the outer edge of the
A hot supper was prepared by Mrs. j , , , ^ . RATSJC
about 23, and the Iiirt.h rate 39, per ; were: G. H. Benson and Bert. Wyman, I .earth's'atmosphere. His theory is that
F. E. Wight, Mrs. Carl Gage, Mrs. M. j
1,000.
i of Ridgewood; Mr. McNeil and Mr. Ap- the depression of this layer is caused
Herring and Mrs. Fred Decker, and'
Merging of Small Farms.
i pel, of Bayonne; and a guest of Ro- | by a stream of negative electrons from
served by the young people. The table j
"Porto Rico, like other parts of the : land Myers, Mr. Fletcher, of Tenafly. I the moon..
was decorated with lighted candles \ Advices have been received by the\
world, has undergone great economic I Mr. McNeil urged the members to j ; "And if the moon could carry a sufIn an election Monday of last week, | adorned with crepe paper shades.
j jDCal police from the Prosecutor's of- j fhanges in the last two decades. From
attend the Rotary Conference to be! ficient charge to produce such a tide
Westwood Community Guild voted Ed. I T l l e basement of the -church was j g c e i n Hackensack, concerning air 1910 to 1920 the census shows 17.000
; field at Asbury Park next week, and i of electrons." he saitf. "it is likely to
Mullan as Treasurer, replacing Alfred | decorated with crepe paper and butter- jr jfl es a n a master keys.
\
small farms were merged into the bisr i told what is being arranged to make |
Spice. Other officers remain the same, j flies arranged in a pretty fashion. A j under the criminal statutes of this; plantations. This is simply the re- i this an interesting and pleasant gath- I have something to cto with the earth's
weather:"
namely: Mrs. C. B. Hughes, President; |large
crepe paper emblem with the let-j state it is unlawful to manufacture,:
of the modern tendency of agri- ; ering. He stated that it is expected that'
Scientifically the problem of talcing
James Sparks, Vice President; Janet; tel'S C E., made prominent with blink- jEen? l i s e himself, loan, give, buy or have ' sult
culture everywhere to enlarge the unit : about 2CC0 or 3000 people will attend ! and: projecting pictures in relief, givSweet, Secretary, and Fred Grown,! ing lights, adorned one of the walls, Mn possession, or shoot any air gun,
and everything is being arrranged for!
of
its
operations.
Asland
rose
in
i while another pretty figure in crepe j s p r j n g gun, pistol or gun, hi which the;
ing the illusion of depth, has been
Corresponding j Secretary.
price, small holders sold' out and took : their comfort and pleasure. The pre- I solved; Dr. Herbert E. Ives of the
It was sugi jested -by Mrs. Hughes i paper with the figure 37th adorned an- propelling force is created by air or; jobs on the nigger plantations.
liminary meeting will be held Thurs- j
that it might'be advantageous for the i other wall, the colors used throughout | spring and ejecting a bullet or missile.
I day evening, but the conference will j Bell Telephone laboratories announced,
Guild to incorporate. If Ms is done, j the whole being lavender and yellow, j i e s s than three-eighths of an inch in; "Fresh meat is scarce in Porto | not be formally opened until Friday : to the optical session. Since he demMuch land that was once deHarry Randall has offered his services j The President of the Society, Howard \ diameter with sufficient, force to injure \ Rieo.
onstrated last fall that he had been
v-ifpd to stoek raising has been turned i morning. Group luncheons will be! able to- project such pictures, he has
•grat's in drawing up the necessary; Earnes, made a short address of wel-; a person.
| held at noon and a grand banquet is
over,
in
recent
years,
to
the
cultiva•papers.
! come. The guest speaker of the eve-. _/yso, the sale or distribution or posperfected method.? requiring only one
Mayor Ringrose expressed his sin- • ning was Col. E. N. Sanctuary, pub- i session of master keys, commonly; tion of pineapples, citrus fruits, sugar, • to take place in the evening. General photograph, taken with a single, large!
Smedley
D.
Butler
will
be
one
of
the
and
tobacco.
Even
the
food
of
the
cere appreciation of the work the Guild j Usher of the pamphlet entitled, "The j ca iied "skeleton" keys, is prohibited. I
screened' Pens or concave mirror, withhas done, and School Principal Iippitt! Cigarette." Rev. E. W. Decker a n d j M a n y rObberies have been committed; common people—rice, beans and dried | speakers at the session. On Saturday out moving the camera, as heretofore.
i
evening
the
Governor's
Ball
will
be
•offered to donate to tire Guild all arti- j George W. Collignon, the oldest Presi- j D y tjOyS w ho have purchased these; codfish—must be imported'.
The pictures «m he projected, he said,
*Jes found at the schools and not I dent at this gathering, also made ap-1 v e y s from merchants.
_ ' "Porto Rico occupies a favored posi- ; held.
on a screen- composed of horizontally
I
Mr.
Appel
told
of
the
many
othtion
among
American
dependencies.
claimed.
i prcpriate addresses.
. j The merchants are being notified of
; er conferences he has attended in his ribbed cylinders, or from the back on
Although
it
is
protected
from
foreign
—
; Active, associate and honorary mem- j the provisions of the law.
:
a screen- <af celluloid in which cylindiinvasion by the United States it pays > eleven years of membership, all 100 per cal grooves are cut.
jbers were among those present. Fast:
cent.,
and
the
great
value
these
iiad,
not a cent to this country for this or
B O G E R T O N N E W J U R I ; ! Presidents of the Society who attended ip>A1?K' R i n ^ F T N V F N T O R ' any
of the various services rendered He appealed to the members to attend j | Dr.- Dimitrr E. Oshevsky of Yaie
P A R K E R S T I R S C O U N T Y ! were George W. Collignon, Miss Ame- i rsus*%. is.ii>vi& u i v u i i v . v ,
it.
It
may make its own tax laws, : for the good they will receive out of it. i iuniversity demonstrated the new X-ray
|lia Cleveland, Miss Ivy Gardner, Mrs.
and retain all local revenues, includ- ; Warren H. Stagg, who has been vis- j Itube developed- by him. which is said
to embody certain improvements over
Harold P. Bogert,. of Westwood, was ! George Heck, Miss Erne Bomm, Mrs. L
; iting that wonderful place where they \ i
T. Onderdonk and Arthur Applegate. ! p a r J , R i d g e ^ c o m l n g . t o t h e & o n t ; ing customs, income tax. and internal raise hogs, somewhere down in Texas j the CsolTdge tube-.
revenue,
which,
in
territories,
so
to
term Bergen County Grand Jury,! M o ^ r s a n d P a l m s f r o m , t h e
in regard to national publicity through; the federal government. In addition, : near the Mexican border line and the i!
s w ^ n m by Justice Charles W. Parker j wood Flower Shoppe were also used
Qf
Porto Rico recently received SI.000.- : Gulf Stream, was called, upon to tell | •'
tile
j jamin
what, be saw and how he enjoyed him- [:
p _ Morningstar, of Rocfc avenue,: 000 for roads, made available by a spethis week at Hackensack. Gereaux de i
decorations.
j has come out into the spotlight of pub- I cial congressional relief fund. Most 'self. During this discourse the mem-;.
la Ree, who was included in the panel j
: licity through his invention of a ma-: important of all, Porto Kfeo products ; bers had many a laugh at Warry's ex- j I Pueblo. Colo.—Believe it or not,
from which the jurymen were selected, 1
\ x / | i | OTTTNJ F O R
jc h i n e t h a t l a y s a road in offiierwise;
was excused.
j
may be exported to the TJnited States : pense, especially when he told about;' Jlolin Miller,, pioneer Coloradan, has
W lL.Lt i v v j n a ^ A V
jc h i n e t h a t l a y s a road in offiw
th3 enormous sized hogs raised there. ' worn the- same overcoat for 3S years.
Justice Parker's remarks in charging j
j
p
M A Y O R O F M O N T V A L E j impossible places, and then picks up without paying the tariffs."
. He stated that these hogs were eight j Miller s-affE the coat has not yet
the new Grand Jury created somewhat;
| the road and takes it away, to re-lay
| feet long and, well, not as large as an j seen its best years. He plans to went1
|
.-of a sensation in Bergen County. He
\
OTimary political race f o r i " somewhere else.
• ox, but large enough to go riding bare- it the irest of his life. He is seventy-intimated he expected further mdict-j
of L v o r , became somewhat] The May issues of Popular Science;
i back upon if one so desired. Blue bon- three. And when he passes on, his
ments growing out of the Lodi Town-,
^
announcement *•*-& Popular Mechanics have quue de-:
; nets. ('Texas State flower) are more son intends to uti!ize it. The coat—
ship sewer investigation, saying, "If the r
^
.
e
tailed
occounts
of
Mr.
Mornmgstars
E
d
x
v
i
n
L
N
u
s
Z
i
t
h
a
t
to
Berlin.—Fabulous
sums
paid
to
Grand Jury fails to act as it ought t o
hat into the ring and machine, and both contain, pictures oT stars are ruining Berlin theaters, the ; profuse that the dandelion, which we made of ehlnchilla—was purchased by.
so familiar with, and the citrus lliller when he operated a brewery in.
.act, then I say. God help
C ^ J - l
^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^
Other maga.ines and m^harn.al; "Deutsche Buehnenbund," Germany's iI Exe
fruit had already blossomed and was Learlville, famous mining camp, fn^
publications have requested details and largest theatrical association, charged forming into the fruit bud when he j
Mav 19
in- Pictures for pnblicaUon,
^
^ at a recent meeting. Investigations by was there; also the many plants of in- 1893.
ii
™
tt.T. -.7- *< t i » m r n ix/Tl I j formation, stated that his decision 1
Park! the Buehnenbunff revealed that the terest that are shown to visitors.
Use Mine Equipment
for Mayor, was at ur- i throughout; prominent members of Berlin's theaHe
told
how
in
Texas
he
ate
grapeRidge
is
being
heralded
ONLY $1 UNDER WILL ! ^
didateof«his many friends, and
ters receive salaries varying from
gent
requests
a can
Tombstone, Ariz.—At last a use 7i;
fruit and oranges until lie couldn't
tne en
e u
§1,500 to $9,000 per month, which is
iArgument was heard in the Surro-j j n yielding to their demands he h a d i
™
™ ^
stand, and was compelled to lean been found for part of the equipmentconsidered excessive- A move is un•gate's Court in New York City last j m a d e it c i e a r that if elected, his ad-1 M r a.gainst a building for support. As around abandoned stamp mills and ewetnis
•week on probating the will of Barney | ministration would be as clean, b u s i - !
der way to e-uf these salaries by 50
j fast as the attendants cut t&e fruit smelters, relics of boom days in f.?tis:
Blum, wiho died last December. The jn e s s i i k e a n < i efficient as is in his power j
per cent.
which the :
Into quarters they handed them to him vicinity. Farmers are huying the galquestion of domicile was raised, hi or-1t o m a j£ e a s o .
j
and he ate until he was thoroughly vanized water storage tanks and ^inof;
der to take the probate to Bergen j I n m a k i n g this public announcement i
verting them into water tanks top
satiated, Warren stated.
.County.
i to the press, Mr. Nusz stated further, j
raneh use.
York City, may be ex- j
Under the will, the entire estate was jt n a t toe w a s promising to the voters of
. Morning-:
left to Mrs. Ida Blum, wife of Jacob j Montvale, that with then- help
Bridgeport, Conn^—Due to business
Fratricide
to secure sufficient money !
Blum, from whom Barney Blum, the j before and after the election, there j
CKHS
A fraternity lad who li-arf been sus- i • ]
equip a factory in Parkj depression, Edward Lawrence and Aafataeriirihad long beeB,iestr.anged.;r.T;wo|.WQUj(j ^ n o doubt of an administra- j
picious of a brother's maneuvers was i:
the manufacture of his ma- j tonio Lawrence told the judge they
Weiner and: ^ o n that .would be to their satisfaction, i
u daughters—Mrs. Jennie
were unable to keep up alimony
calling on his regular daft?. The small I
' airs. Mary Siegel—were, cut off -with ia s j ^w a ^ ^jg ^esjre to give to the peo- ; chine.
payments. The court took cognizance
lad of the household, -.vljo was enter- \
• $1 each/and the childreH of-Mrs. Rosie ; pjg.o f the Borough a voice in t h e !
of the business slump and reduced
tainins him while his sister put nn the j li
Latrobe. Pa.—A pall of srief 5
Leibowitz, a deceased daughter, •were].p roper management of their municipal j
their schedule of payments one-half. finishing touches to her tniiet. said: "I
Myrtle in HUtory
assuaged for an all too brief in- g
-iipt even mentioned:
:-• ,
S affairs.
Medicinal virtues are attributed to
see you have a pin just like the guy
terval by the apparently miracu- $
The testimony was strongly in favor;
the myrtle, and its oil had a place
M 1 I 1 I I I I I I M"M"H"M"M"t"H"I- who cniTips wfipn vnn'rp not horo."
lous revival of Paul Banea's S
-of the fact that Blum's home andj
among the drugs of the apothecary in.
"dead" baby again has en'property were in Bergen County, and!
Duties of Church Court*
the
days
of
chivalry
and
incessant
shrouded the Bunca residence.
•the Surrogate adjourned the case to;
Ecclesiastical courts meet to deterFine Old French Coins
warfare. Now, however, it is esteemed
Monday. * t h friendly advice to the; mine matters of church polity and also
Neighbors gathered in the
"While workmen were demolishing
chiefly for the beauty and sweet fralegatee and contestants to get to-; the action of the eliurch hi conformity
Bunca home, crowding arounrl
Eome.—One
of
the
finest
and
several old buildings near Brest,
grance of its foliage, and as such is
gether and effect a compromise before j with its declaration of principles in
the little casket wherein lay the
nest-preservea sanctuaries dedFrance, they dug up 2S pieces of gold
planted freely atnuil the palaces of
tiny body r>f Bunea's. ten-daythat time. . .
I regard to social or spiritual matters
icated to Apollo yet discovered
money issued in the first part of the
eastern potentates, as 1ms heen the
such -as the stand of the rhiirdi upon
old infant daughter. That night,
lias been found by the Italian
Fourteenth century, more than six cenrule from rraiwrp antiquity.
mnrrhijip. birtb control, prohibition,
after being reported dead for
archeological mission at Cyturips ago. They carried pictures of
Signers of Armistice
j child wclf:;ro, oihi:-:i>U n. <-i!iir:Ml:'r:iti«!i
some hours, the baby turned in
PliiHppe VI of Vnlois.
rene, the ancient capital of CyThe signers of the armistice which ] and ni.'inv nrlirr HiuvcJi ;i-ini-ip!«"s.
the etisket, gurgled, and then
Above All, Be True!
renaica,
Korth
Africa.
ended the World war Tvere Marshal
moaned. Hours Intor it was
He that :s hnhiunilyil In UeceptionS
It is built on the top of a high
Focli and Vice Admiral R. E. Weinyss
again pronounced dead.
iiinl •iictlfichiliJips in trifles.will try in
Date Production
rock near a sacred spring and
on the Allied side and Mnlhias kr/.A physician worked over the
V:SJI to he tr::o in m;:tt:?:-s of imporDate palms which have been cultinot far from it is a large Greek
berger. Gen. H. K. A. von Winterfek'.
Fz^hxn'ra Ore's L '.'3
5 revived little patient ceaselessly.
vated
for
4,000
years
on
the
hanks
of
fi
t
n
:
t
U
i
s
edifice
which
it
is
proposed
to
:|
taiire.
:>r
a
tiiinsr
of
habit
It-.:
(•
U
S
1.if
Count Alfred von Olmriidorff and >-*»•;.*
9 Every mo:ms known to medical
! the Euphrates river, now flourish in
rr'iher • t si of n-i:i. You trnnnnt in
restore. Numerous inscriptions,
\v' ! • •
III 1 *i •' "
t '• :• : M V Jr.val Captain von Salow for T!:L> iiev'1'.
i S science wiis tp.Iton in the vain
j
msiny
parts
of
the
world,
some
of
them
!!S
i
nr.d
:•'.!
<-::;;;•
by
nr.y
sudilcr
sculptures,
terra-cotta
objects,
•t f:;s:.:.':i sn:: !•:• I ' . ' ";n. 111.
mans. Others msntiim;"il
li.-ivhi^
r~
j having borne fruit for more tli:sn n 15 lh;!:t to n:::';e the revival perK;:::;P f<;: t «'i!l fn li ;» truiv if Hi:; haband coins have been found.
liepii • jirHsniT 5iirliiili» Mie I-"r'.-i>di go:'n r;
1
n n
y:>! ::r !ifi» l:r.s h eira in^:;ice: Uy.—
century, nnrl producing np to GOO
it
ur
. . e m I M:i:d:m> U>yg:i:M! :;ml Vo» !!;•!!
poumls i:f flatPS ;:n;::ii'y.
The demand for tickets for the-testi-j u n M ^ e tax M l arrives, however, for,'. w a s permeating- through the apaft•jnonial dinner to former Governor A. | ™ r e a l l t y ' t h e r e w U 1 ? e a n l n c r ease in ments, apparently arising from the
actual amount of taxes paid
"of 18 meat market underneath, on Sunday,
Harry Moore, to be given by the West
West- ij
p
cents
wood Democratic Club in the
P e r $ 100 - The reason for this is April 5, Health Officer C. Boudewyns
he Nash |
tne l a c t tna
t the assessed valuation for and Police Officer Butterfield forced an
Westwood showrooms on Jefferson i
t
avenue, on Tuesday evening, May 12, W
Westwood
has been raised from $
$6,007,- entrance into the market from the
is exceeding all expectations. The af- 713-«° t o $6,355,713:00, an increase of rear and found a large quantity of
fair promises to be one of the largest I $348,000.00, which is 5.8 per cent.
meat fish and sauerkraut in a decaying
political events ever staged in West-1 L a s t y e a r t h e property owner paid condition, which (had been left in the
wood,
"
- - •'.
! $4.71 on every $100. This year his $100| p l a c e b y the former tenants when they
Since the seating capacity is limited j valuation 'has increased to $105.80, and j abandoned the place about five weeks
to a smaller number than will wish to h e ^^ P a y o n $105.80 at the rate of i ago.
The odor arising _from the decaying
attend, the committee in charge is! S4.62 per $100. He will actually pay
urging-that local people purchase their'< t n e n $4-89 f o r w h a t B e p a l d * 4 - 7 1 o n i matter was so strong that the,officers
last
ear
a n
tickets promptly. The demand f or i
y >
actual increase of 18 j w e r e compelled to allow the place to
tickets from adjoining towns and other i-cents o n e v e r y WP0 assessed valuation, ja i r be fore entering.
T h e
•parts of the County may be so large j
County Board of Taxations at
•been
thoroughly
T b e
pla<;e
bas
that no places can toe given to late- first proposed
to increase
West- c i e a ned and fumigated by the Health I
•comers. Tickets may be obtained from wood's valuations 12 per sent., but J officer, and the decaying matter de-1
through the persistent efforts of Hen- j gtroyed.
I
-any of the following:
William J Hoeyr James Hylas, Ben-j 1-y Hinck, the Tax Assessor of West- ; T h e f o r m e r tenant, the Municipal!
wco(i
a
3amin Speir. Kdward Monohan, L. O.j
'
compromise was reached a n d j M a r k e t > ^ s t a ted to have gone into the)
flnal
Hooper, Walter Measday, Jr., Alexan- j t n e
increase was set at 5.8 per J hands
ot rECe ivers last week.
tier P. Sims and George Luxton, of j cent.
,
Westw6od; Mr. Kinmonth, of BallsOther towns in Bergen County re-j
.-_„_„_
dale; James J. O'Conner, of Old Tap-I c e l v e d similar mcreases m assessed; p . J . A . T O P R E S E N T
pan; George Noel, of River Vale; Mr.; valuation.
Karseh,; of Woodcliff
Lake;
Mr. j
Methudy. of Park Ridge; Mr. Burling- j g~^
| "No Men Admitted," is the name of
ton, of Montvale; August Schmidt,, of 11
I the short 3-act comedy which the
"Emerson.
i members of the Woodcliff Lake P.-T.
j A. will (present at the Borough Hall, on j
Friday evening, April 24, at 8:30 sharp. j
TOWN HAS SEWER BUT
Rehearsals are tinder way, and the la- I
MANY U S E CESSPOOLS
j dies are adapting themselves wonder-!
"NO
RANSACKED HOUSE, ,
BOYS HALED TO COURT j
MEN ADMITTED"
37 YEARS 0L1
By Organization at the
Reformed Church.
ROTARIANS TOLD OF
COMING CONFERENCE
COMMUNITY GUILD .
•
MAY INCORPORATE
AND
AIR GUNS
SKELETON KEYS
GAINS RECOGNITION;
Cbloradan Wears Same
Overcoat for 38 Years
High Salaries of Stars Is
Hurting German Theaters
^.CHILDREN RECEIVE
Slump Helps Man Get
Alimony Payment Cut
"Dead" Baby Revive^ |
Then It Dies Again §
Unearth New Apollo
J
Sanctuary in Africa $
<.['.
V.
< •'
.|_"'! ;_ l
_.„.
ii&GE SEC
PAGE SIX
rides alons the boardwalk that ran
Litfie 3t qries
- Bedfim
parallel to tiie potinding showy ocean,
and ask him to give her a good pinch
Order of Docket p.
around tiie wrist.
Was Observed
"That's for reality, Fred. Sometimes it all just - doesn't seem real.
Life is so pleasant now. So—relaxed."
By CHARLES S. RE523
That pleased Fred more than Ue
could express to her. It gave him
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enormous sense of the well-being of
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the producer. He thrilled. with the
consciousness of being good-provider
iJllACH MELDRUM busied him- :
Ey FANNIE HUS3T
to tills nice dear girl who was his.
self with tracing out visimily a
"Fred," she asked him once, again BOB WHITE HAS A THRILL he had been killed, and because they iiL-nvurk of cobwebs against the hi;;';
on a chair ride, tueked under rugs,
didn't want their sadness to make the i-ei!ing of die courtroom, while tie
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along the curving shore, "do you ]T\0 i'OU know what a thrill is? It others sad they tried to be as cheer- drummed on liis table with a lead yenWNU Service.
cil. There w;is much for him to think .
think we are getting smug?"
•*-' is an unexpected feeling that ful as of old. Every morning Bob
S'liug? Fred was not given to in- makes you tingle all over. There are White whistled trorJ a fence post on alioiit, mid apparently the network ot
cobwebs witii its intricate meshes and
LL her !ife Helen Dougherty trospectlou.
different kinds of thrills, some very the edge of Farmer Brown's wheat
hud craved leisure, modish, up"You know, Fred—kind of—fat- nice, and some not nice at all. There field. It was clear, sweet and far tracings, offered a sort of background
against which to project the irritating
to-ilnte surroundings, a sure minded."
are thrills of Joy and gladness. Thers reaching, was that whistle, carrying a figures of bis fancy. Being a young
income, freedom from the
"I like you plump," said the literal are. thrills of fear. There are thrills message of cheer to al\ the world.
lawyer in the midst of an aggregation
bickering of a large family of children, Fred and kissed her on the cheek.
"Bob White! Bob White! B o b - old
of excitement. When you hear the
old and highly sophisticated iiirnrand a good husband.
"Fred dear' not in public!"
clang of the fire engine as it rushes Bob White!" he called, and all the neys. who were wise to nil of the
Strangely enough, she achieved
"Wiiy not? Let them know how down the street, don't you just shiver green meadows and green forest retricks of the profession, had its diffithem all at a time when, to the casual
sweet my gel is. Where will we eat all over with ezcitement? Those de- joiced to hear him.
culties. Only three years old in the
observer, she was just about to hetonight, honey. I could do with one licious little shivers are thrills.
It was ten days after that dreadful practice of law, he nevertheless had
come middle-aged and wedded to the of the Sheibourne's big, juicy sirloins
When Bob Whita heard the bang! day when the hunters found Bob encountered a number of serious situdestiny of her position as chief op- smothered in fried onions."
bang' of the hunter's terrible gun that White's family and shot one. Bob
erator in a telephone exchange.
Little rills alongside—Helen's tongue morning when one of his children was White was whistling his early-morning ations; but nothing had been quite sf>
serious as tht; final aspects of his most
It all happened with the velocity, began to run. After all, it was pleas- shot,
he felt a sudden thrill, but it was greeting to the great world as usual. important case, that of Mrs. Sailie
Rose Hobart of the screen was born the glamor and the dramatics of a ant just to live, surrendering oneself a thrill
of fear. All the other Bob Suddenly he nearly lost his breath so Lawrence, charged with tiie murder
in New York.city. She comes from a fairy tale. One evening, walking to creature enjoyments. Life had been
felt the same kind of a thrill. that he broke a whistle right short off of her Imslifsnd, and convicted of the
family of musicians. She was on the home from the telephone exchange to a long and arduous affair for her. "Whites
Peter Rabbit knows all- about such in the middle. His keen ears had crime. Meldrum had spent many days
stage before entering pictures and the crowded apartment she shared
She had done her share in her time
caught a sound that sent a thrill all ;md many hours of his nights at work
played leads in a number of prominent with her parents, two married sisters, to contribute to the well being of
over him, a thrill of great joy and upon the structure of self-defense
productions. Her first picture was a brother or two and some growing, others. She was doing her share now.
gladness. It was so unexpected that which he feU sure would convince the
"Devi! With Women." Miss Hobart is squalling nieces and nephews, she ran Part of her placid happiness was the
he couldn't believe it at first. He jury of the innocence of liis client of
five feet four and one-half inches tall, into one of her brothers-in-law standknowledge
that
her
father
was
no
thought he must have been mistaken. murderous intent. He had not been
weighs 114 pounds, has brown hair ing in front of a large commercial
longer
obliged
to
spend
the
long
So lie listened with his head cocked avcis;>. however, to using the f:u?!or
and blue eyes.
hotel talking to a man to whom he
on one side, anil as he listened he of his d e n t ' s rare benuty in the curdhart been trying to sell a life insur- i nights through, dragging his weary old
-Oj frame through tours of inspection of
fuily wrought structure which he im-J
shook all over with excitement.
ance policy.
j a warehouse.
TUrs. Bob had noticed how lie had bnililpcl.
That was how Helen met Fred ; Thanks to Fred, bless him; thanks
cut that whistle short and she came
Sloan. After Fred caught one glimpse I to her. tfie old gentleman was free to S
The prosei-utiiis; -attorney liail shuwn
hurrying over to find out what it
of Helen, who had reddish hair and j end his days in leisure and a certain j
with cimsiderahle success thnl the ;u"meant.
reddish eyes and a pleasant up- | amount of ease.
i
"What is it?" she asked anxiously. ruseil had h:i«l n lover with whom s h e
turned nose, her brother-in-law sold i It was hard not to feel just a little j
oooooo"Have you discovered some new dan- hiifl l>een more tlmn duly infimaie;
him the life insurance, but only after ! smug with happiness, even if the j
ami th:it her husband, llie nnmlers.t
ger?"
By LEONARD A. BARRETT
Fred Sloan had succeeded in getting { vagrant thought did stray across her j
"Be still, and listen with all your num. hurt carried a amsiOUraWe
himself invited to the home of the
: consciousness occasionally that she i
might," commanded Bob. Then he amoiKil of life insurance in her favor.
Doughertys for dinner.
j was fast becoming of the hotel !
drew a long breath and whistled with It Inn! been a sort of repetition of the
CHILD TRAINING
Six weeks later, after a whirlwind ] leisure class of idle women whose i
ulii. old Story. ;H*cording to the proserutall his might, "Bob-Bob WTiite!".
Almost like an echo there came from ing attorney—;i fond :im! mercenary
T IS interesting to note the large courtship, Fred and Helen were mar- | major interests are lap dogs and j Whistled With All His Might, "Bob—
;
Bob White!"
far away, faint but clear, an answer, lover, and si hush:uu[ very murli in tht»
number of books and magazine ar- ried in the parlors of the hotel in ! bridge whist.
w;j.v. wiJb H vpyy tempting price on h£s
"Bob White! Bob White!"
ticles being published on child train- front of which they had met and in I But so low beneath the surface of • thrills.
So does Danny Meadow
Mrs. Bob was so excited she flew henil. On the other li:iml Meldniij)
ing. Among the popular theories ad- which Fred had lived for the fifteen i her consciousness ran all this, that it j Mouse. They
have had them when right up beside Bob. "It's our lost had shown Hint the hnsli.-inil in rralitv
I
vanced Is that/utmost freedom should years of his bachelorhood. In a jiffy, ; scarcely left a consciousness dent.
they have had narrow escapes from darling!" she cried. "I'd know his wns a brute of iiut]ii:ililied vic-iousriessbe'given to 'a child; that he should be as it were, leaving her friends, her ;
So that what happened subsequent- •
Fox and Hooty the Owl and voice anywhere. He's alive! He's who was in tiie hribit of abusing his
allowed to 'develop just as a tree family, the girls at the telephone ex- I ly came as much out of a clear sky • Reddy
Old
Man
Coyote and Hedtail the alive!"
change
astounded.
Helen
Dougherty,
wife on ev^ry occasion, rind who In ;i!i
grows. The tree subjects itself to the
j to Helen herself as it did to Fred, :
Such thrills are very unpleasAnd then Bob whistled as he never justice h:id merited the punishment lie
laws of growth. Its roots run deep who had worked since she was four- i who iiad come to realize, after his \ Hawk.
and no one wants them. But had whistled before, for his heart li:nl received. The jury luiil brought
into tiie earth and its branches and teen, found herself with the four req- ! first year of marriage to this big, j ant
thrills of joy and gladness are among thrilled with joy, such joy as he could in a verdict of murder in the first tleleaves rise to im- uisites of her dreams—leisure, mod- | amiable woman, that he could refuse i the
most beautiful things in life.
find no other way of expressing. Kv- in-e«. and willmut a rei-c'immeudution
bibe the sunlight:— ish, up-to-date surroundings, a sure \ her nothing.
!
Melilnim's client h;i(t
thus it grows. la income, freedom from the bickering of i One morning they had taken a mo- '• Boh "White and llrs. Bob had given ery one within hearing noticed it. Pe- for mercy.
o t li e r wo r d s, ;it a large family of children, and a tor ride along the beautiful coast line . up all hope of ever seeing again their ter Rabbit, over in the dear Old Briar swooned:" mid ili'hlrnui himself bait
baby who had been shot by the hunter. Patch, pricked up his ears.
stood
in speechless
horror. T h e
grows by render- good husband.
i to visit an orphan asylum that was i
Fred was not a rich man in the : known for its picturesque location ; They always spoke of him as_a baby,
ing obedience to
"My dear," said he to little Mrs. Pe- words of the sentence slill ning in
the laws of devel- modern sense of that word, but he I and its worthy work. A group of • although he was quite as big as his ter, "Bob White must have heard some his o:irs:
opment. It is its had an income thnt would enable them ! triplets had just been received by the ; mother. It is a way that mothers and glad news. I'm going right over to
"I>e:ilh by electrocutlou."
nature to do this to live as all her life Helen had i organization, two tow-headed little ; fathers have. For a whole day Bob find out what it is. I never have
Melrtnmfs thoughts could not dwell
had
called
and
called
without
ever
getdreamed
of
living.
They
were
able
to
and must be left
: girls and a red-haired boy. Healthy ! ting a reply. So they felt sure that heard him whistle like that before."
upon the scene witlnnn ili:it frightful
1
free to act as na- afford, without encroaching on their specimens of youngsters, unique chieffrS) by J. G. Lloyd.)—WNTJ Service.
sentence rncki-Iing tliroi!-;!! liis brains.
ture intended it to capital, a modern, well-furnished ly because of the trilogy.
Me promiiUy iirul inovosl for ;i new
:
act. This theory of suite of rooms in fin apartment hotel
There was never a moment's doubt
trial. ;::;ii l::nl i-nt:ie npiui :!ie strong
freedom, when ap- that faced the park. For the first j in the mind of Helen Sloan, when she ,
wall ot; tecliui'Tililies widi which t h e
p l i e d t o c h i l d time in her life. Helen Dougherty, who I looked at these three, that she want- 1
bar of 'justice is hedged about.- Ke
training, takes it was a tailor-made type of person that ed them. Their appeal to her was ;
had set out upon ;i frenziml si'iirch for
:
!
for granted that had always been obliged to wear
swift, sure and devastating. At first,
new evidence, and with e.-icli step in
the child, w h e n "ready-mades." blossomed forth in tiie idea had struck Fred as too gro- ,
iiCTiiiirin;; the necessary f a d s , renewl e f t without re- svelte, chic suits designed especially ; tesque for consideration. But before By
JEAN
NEWTON
By H. IRVJNQ K1NQ
ing his hard light for a hearing. T h e
straint, will do the to her figure. The rings on her fingers . they left that institution two hours :
rslHilTs ;:nd delays which li.-ii] beat him
were
good
diamonds
mounted
in
platiCK>O<>O<>0O<K>00OO0<>O0OOO0<>0OC
i later, he had been won over to the
right thing and shun the wrong. Eehack like r:mip:igeous tidal waves had
consideration of an idea that up to
straint, according to the philosophy of num. Her wrist watcli was jeweled
settled
into a veritable nightmare of
CLOCK
OMENS
"HOLDING
A
CANDLE
TO
freedom, only hinders development, siml her silver fox the best tliat money ! that day would have appeared fantempestuous activities. Weeks had •
could
buy.
THE
SUN"
i N MAKT superstitious households
kills initiative and restricts the full
passed iiml still he had not been beard,
: tastie.
The Sloans could afford to spend,
Eight weeks later three small chil- ;
development of personality. It is
when on this morning lie s:it in the
the sudden striking of a clock long
ERB
is
an
interesting
phrase
three
months
a
year
at
Atlantic
City
• dren,. aged four years, four months < silent is regarded as an omen of
analogous to placing an obstacle in
courtroom waiting as usual while surthat has all the marks of being a veying the cohwebbed ceiling with his
the way of the tree's development so in one of the pretentious hostelries j and two days, were formally handed j death; and in many households peothat it would not grow as nature in- overlooking the ocean. Fred loved ! over for legal adoption to Mr. and ; ple who laugh at the superstition nev- brain-child of us moderns.
eyes, for his turn on the docket which
There are few expressions which had p. strange habit of becoming upset
tended it should. This theory may the sea. and the boardwalk gayety of
Mrs. Fred Sloan.
j ertheless have an uncomfortable feelread well enough in print, for it cer- tlie pleasure resnrt amused him. He
It is impossible for the Sloans, on [.ing, even as they laugh, when a silent more aptly convey the thought of an and readjusied iiccorrtinx to circumtainly relieves parents of much strain was proud of Helen. He liked to Tlie budget of their income, any long- ; clock unexpectedly breaks its silence, iittempt to compare one's minor stances of whose manipulation lie nevand anxiety, but it does not work in walk with her into the gaudy dining : pr to maintain the suite of expensive I because some sudden jar or some re- achievements with those which are er had yet learned the secret. His efpractice. All experience is against it. rooms or ride beside her in the wicker j rooms in the sumptuous hotel. The laxing of some part of its interior trtitstanding.
forts wit'i the governor for an extenHowever, the phrase is not modern sion of time or stay of execution bad
The moral ideals should be taught rolling chairs up and down the beach. ; Sloans now occupy a pleasant six- !mechanism sets its wheels into mochildren early In life. Unrestrained They were a contented pair, living : room apartment on the upper west : tion. This superstition cannot be an —far from it. For we have it from been as fruitless as hat] been his urimpulses are accountable for nine- comfortably on their income, coming side of Kew York. It is a noisy ; old one, as superstitions go, for clocks the classic Greek Proverbia of Dio- gent appeals to the court for a heartenths of the crime and needless sor- and going as they witled, occasionally apartment, filled with the din of three did not come into common use until genhmiis, in whose day it must have ing. The court had been unconscionatoward the close of the Middle Ages— been Quite commonly used.
row in the world. In spite of all ar- willing to take a trip to Niagara Falls children.
bly curt and severe. A number of times
Later (in 1557) it appeared, among he had been inconsiderately squelches!
guments as to the effect of environ- or Chicago, or a boat ride to Boston. ;
Helen's costumes have gone off a , that is clocks run by interior mechan1
Helen had married well.
ment and heredity the theory of freebit in their tailor-made precision. , ism—though they are said to have its earliest recorded popular uses, in by the majestically gowned judge.
It was pleasant to be in a position i Fred thinks it all a great joke. To his ; been invented by the Germans in the "A Praise of His Love," written by When he had offered explanations of
dom, or do as you please, has dynamite in it. The long-tested principle to help her family. To see to it that j amazement, the former idle days in ' Tenth century. The superstition is the earl of Surrey.
the urgency of his case, he had been
(Cc). 1931. Bell Syndicate.)—WNU Service.
of restraint, which develops self-con- a warm new coat replaced her moth- j the sumptuous hotels seem incredibly j merely an old and primitive idea apcut off with a word, and assured that
1
plied
to
a
comparatively
modern
control and mastery over inherited Im- er's shabby one, that her father, after vapid to him in retrospect. '
;
he would be heard in his orrn good
trivance.
pulses, has given us our most noble iiis long, dull day as watchman in a
time, that the order of the docket
men and women and will continue to warehouse, could come home to the
must be observed.
Faith of the Child
: The first striking docks are said to
do so. The adolescent period of child- solid comforts of radio, easy-chair
Know you what it is to be a child"? have been of the "alarm" variety and
' So, this morning Meldrum sat waithood is the most favorable time for and good cigars. The nieces and It is to be something very different were designed to awaken priests and
ing. There was a pallor on his fac-e.
instilling high moral ideals and pur- nephews came in for their share, too. from the man of today. It is to have ! monks that they might arise betimes
He had devoted his time almost excluGABBY GERTIE
poses. After eighteen the curve of re- Fred wns generous.
a spirit yet streaming from the wa-.; in the night to say their "offices." If
sively to the Lawrence case, no other
ligious conversion turns downward,
ters of baptism; it is to believe in love, ' that is so it may have had something
considerable interest finding a place in
It seemed to Helen that there was to believe in loveliness, to believe in ;
which clearly indicates that the earto do with associating the striking of
the daily routine of his pursuits; ami
lier years are most impressionable and a constant paeon of thanksgiving go- beliefs; it is to be so little that the | a clock with the supernatural in the
the strain had told heavily npon his
therefore more susceptible to develop- ing on in her heart over this blessed elves can reach to whisper in your minds of men.
nervous system.
delivery
from
the
wrangling,
overear: it is to turn pumpkins into
ing influences.
crowded, niece-and - nephew - cluttered coaches and mice into horses, iowli- ; Be that as it may the idea that the
Meanwhile his client, the pretty Mrs.
((Si. 1931, Western Newspaper Union.)
environment of the stuffy little flat she ness into loftiness, and nothing into \ sudden striking of a clock long silent
Sadie Lawrence, quite ft way under
had called home up to the flay of that everything, for each child has its fairy ; is a "warning," is but a survival of
thirty years of age, had' languished in
momentous meeting with Fred Sloan godmother in its own soul; it is to j the spiritism common among primitive
a celi waiting the day of her execuwho were wont to ascribe a
in front of the commercial hotel.
tion, amid all of the horrors which
live in a nutshell and count yourself '• peoples,
certain class of otherwise _ inexplicmight come of such a contemplation,
It became inevitable, after a while, rlie king of Infinite space; it is
i able
phenomena to the spirits of the
wif! the uncertainty of reprieve before
that Helen and Fred, living the care- To see a -world in a grain or sand.
f
dead. It is on a par with the superGABBY GERTIE
her. For the past two days Mefdnnu
And a heaven in a wild flower:
free lives of a pair of carefree nomads,
stition
which
says
that
if
a
knock
infinity in t i e palm of rour hand !
had not visited her. He -could not
should sink into the pleasant routine Hold
And eternity in a n hour.
is
heard
at
the
door
and
we
open
the
have borne the sight of those appealof hotel life. More and more, the
—Francis
Thompson's
"Essay
on
door and see no one there it is a sign
ing eyes. Barely thirty days of life
holiday aspect of Atlantic City atShelley."
of death. Superstition with regard to
had been given her in the sentracted the pair. Fred's philosophy of
the rocking by itself of an unoccutence of the court; and these days
life was an easy-going one. "We're
pied chair is another example.
had been vanishing with Imrrmvinjc
here today, gone tomorrow. Get all
Tell* Time "by Birds
j That the spirits of the departed
rapidity. Meidrum shuddered ns his
you can out of it today."
Clocks are not necessary to give !
thoughts ran backward through the
The Sloan suite in the gaudy hotel file time in the morning if one under- ! could coaie back,' come back and manievents of those few days.
,
overlooking the ocean came to mean stands the songs of birds, according ! fest themselves" in various ways was a
home. The gay, transient . holiday to a German naturalist who has just \ firm belief of the ancients. To preAt last the call of "Meidrum" arose
crowds came and went, but the Sloans completed a schedule of offerings by i vent that return was the object of
clearly above the other sounds of the
remained, meeting a lobby.civilization, feathered songsters. He says the ! many primitive customs now survivas it poured in and out. Every eve- chaffinch sings at about one-thirty on I ing as current superstitions. It was a
Meldrum's* pencil came to rest mid
ning at eight, Fred climbed into his summer mornings, and the blackcap ! belief; also, of the ancients that the
his gaze came away from the cobwebs
dead
longed
for
the
companionship
of
dinner clothes and Helen powdered oil Is an hour later. Between two- •'
against the ceiling. It w:is unlie'liev"The modern ring promoter doesn't abie that he was to be heard at liisf.
her white neck, dressed herself in rhin.v and three o'clock the quail give '• those whom they had left behind and
"came
for
them"
when
their
hour
of
approve
of
hitting
in
a
clinch."
modish chiffons or taffetas and deBut the facts were clear. He.hart
call, while the hedge sparrows '. dissolution was near. The inexplic(WOT Service.)
scended en decollete to the dining their
been called forward. He anise a;rd
are heard about thirty minutes later. • able striking of y. long silent clock
room. It was unbelievably pleasant, The
answered to his name.
are next followed by I fitted in so exactly with these ideas
Chinese Alphabet
siting to the strains of good music, larks,blackbirds
black-headed titmouse, anil-! that the superstition regarding it easi"The Case of Lawrence, Convicted
The Chinese alphabet is not simisurrounded by well-dressed people, finally the
sparrows start between I ly took root
lar to European alphabets. There is of Murder," sounded the court. "The
deferred to by waiters. Tlie Sloans live andthe
five-thirty. .
. S
undoubtedly a system of Chinese char- court is ready for the hearing." farNewspaper Syn;!k-ate.»
fattened a little with well-being.
(S3 by
(WNT7 Service.)
acters corresponding to an alphabet, ther dinned the august voice.
It seemed to Helen, so quickly dues
Uncl« Ebea
|
Meldrnm's hands dropped! to tiie
which consists of three types of charthe human Iniml accustom ifself to
you tells de chillun all us. to-•[
acters—pictugrams, idiograms and back of a convenient ehffir and a
Given English. Town's
new formula of habit, that the old go"When
to Sunday school," said Uncle i l^ruton nuri.sh (•IIII:"L-!I. in
phonograms—all of which are used, strange smile passed his ePaiituiy Hps.
uolso-und-nerve-ruekod days belcm;;t?<! Kben.
only natural curiosity foh I i>urjj, V a . , w n s m i m e d i n ni>:iiir u f r!n» !
the first-named referring to objects, "I am here." he fregaft In- sepulchral
lo another era of ):er consciousness. 'I'm to'"it's
peek around a little to maUe .
misses the train by
NIIH !i.;;-d to snuggle her him,] mirier, s;irt* you
Luslwelis, v/jm wv.re >I-:I i:: t!i-'it"«i, the second tf> symbols and the third tones, "to inform the Most High co«r£;
that my client. Mrs. Sadie luwreiice,
*,o sounds.
her UissfoawVs oc their twilight chair- ton Stac. was at church."—Washing- counly of Sumerae!., K
was executed an tioar ago.*1
THEY
<y
A
For Meditation
I
WHY of
SUPERSTITIONS
I
How It Started
H
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Hillsdale Social News
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Why Boys Leave Home
FIZZLE IN ENGLAND
AVIATION AIDED BY
13 Y T
JGEAKCH5BALD
Considered Craze and HeMen Turn Up Noses.
Moire Than Most
Famous Flyers.
London.—Midget golf- in England
Washington.—Although John W. Curhas failed.
rell, sixty, ex-marine and veteran of
Members of the Jolly Pinochle Olubj
two wars, has never fiown in an airLouise Michel, of Magnolia avenue,
It is estimated that. 5750,000 has
plime, lie has contributed more, perwas hostess on Wednesday to a group motored to HUlburn, N. Y., on Wednes-' heen lost by promoters vainly trying
day, and were entertained, by Mrs. M. j to make it a craze.
haps, to the field of aviation than
of her school chums.
Pittman, at the home of her daughter, j
some of the world's famous flyers.
The outdoor game which swept the
Audrey Bachman and Betty Terry,
United States like a plague last sumThree new aerial bomb inventions
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. j mer never became more than a "nineQt Ma=nolia avenue, are recovering
he perfected were submitted recently
and
Mrs.
C.
Custafson,
of
G-lenbrook
I
nicely after an attack of the measles.
ihiy wonder" here.
to Maj. Gen. Samuel Hof, chief of the
irark, was a cousin, Mrs. A. Knude and !
army ordnance department. All deal
The reason is hard to define. Some
Raymond Mullen, of Conklin avenue, sons Everett and Elmer, of Tea-neck, i say the "ballyhoo" which preceded its
with bombs of a tj-pe to be used chief<T3°nt the past weekend with Mr. and
ly against anti-aircraft batteries and
migration from America led the pubMr.
and
Mrs.
James
Zimmerman,
of
I
'Mrs. B. Roorback, of Brooklyn.
airplanes, parked on the ground.
lic to look askance at anything so
Large avenue, are receiving congratu-1 "crazy." Even before the first course
These three inventions are the latest
lations on the birth of a daughter, j
of the former enlisted man of the
T"ie W. O. N. Bridge Club was en-Jane Boyd, born Thursday, April 9, a t !was laid in England reports of failmarines, who is regarded as a wizard
ures of midget golf concerns in Amertertained on Tuesday a t Mrs. Herman Hackensack Hospital.
i ica were being published here.
in his line.
Breaning's home, on Conklin avenue.
Those who have lost money say
With Marine Corps.
Leslie J. Forbes, of the Crest, cele- now that the real reason why the exWhile serving with the United
States Marine corps in China during
I., ana era-i*. nu^^u- ,
; day, wita a group of friends and rela- pected craze failed was that too many
the Boxer rebellion in 1000, Curreil
spent the weekend as guests ot Mi. ana;
, people tried to exploit it. Another
reason is that the toy links satisfied
saw a contingent of Russian troops
Mrs. F. W. Mullan, of Magnolia avenue. ]
the demand for a few weeks, but that
launch an observation balloon over the
city of Tsin-sin.
Mr. and Mrs. i±. b w a a a n , . < " " « » • I MrS. H . Hagerman and daughter I after that interest in them departed
because they had become somewhat
During the battle he foresaw the adlyn, spent the weekend with Mr. aaa S M
returned
t o Brooklyn, after j
childish.
vantage nf a high powered explosive
Mrs. E. G. Whiting, of Washington s p e n < J i n g ^
h o l i d a y s witiL*^
p a . !
"He-Men" Spurn !t.
which could have been dropped from
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf, of j
avenue.
Real "he-man" golfers would not
!
the aircraft, and with the thought was
Cedar Lane.
**
©
McCIurs
Newspaper
Syndicate
patronize them, while newcomers to
born the idea of the aerial bomb.
Mrs M Huntoon, of Orange, and Mr.
the game complained that the things
and Mrs. G. Smith of Ridgefield P ^
After consulting his commanding
Qf
G]enbrook
missing were variety and the. sort of
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
officer Curreil started working on a
.,.
_
,
returne(J Q n S u
an{J
convaIes
hazard that would be encountered on
bomb which in 1911 was accepted by
H. SteiH, of Conklin avenue.
^
Service.>
a c c i d e n t | a permanent outdoor course.
the War department.
. T -cr- »;„<• wihicli she suffered while spending a I Only a few months ago toy courses
The ex-marine began his research in
Rita, daughter of Mrs. A. J. Higgiru, w e e k w i f t l ^
a!Q& M r s _ A M o p t r m e r |
could be found in all parts of London
an improvised laboratory at Pekin in
of Conklin avenue, resumed her stud- Q f B r o o l d y n _
j and the provinces, and for a time it
1901. and three years later he was sent
es on
M o n y , a t Oak Knoll School
<-es
on Monday,
. looked as if a number of fortunes
to Washington where he obtained patin Summit, after the
Easter
t
t holidays.
hlid
Mr. and Mrs. W. Henderson, -of Yon- I would be made.
ents for the first aircraft weapon to
kers, and Mrs. L. Herman, of Jersey i
he invented.
m e Ladies' Guild of Holy Trinity City, were visiting on Sunday with Mr. j Then everybody with a knack of
" I t is scarcely an exaggeration t o say
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
church will meet on Tuesday evening and Mrs. John Wulff and family, of j carpentering or with what seemed to t h a t many matters which, asitate t h e pubEnlisted in Navy.
mind a r e not worth a thought in comat the Parish Hall for regular monthly t Washington avenue.
Lack of money forced Curreil to
| be a new idea ."jumped into the busi- lic
parison
with
dietary
questions
tu
Tvhicli
ness, and the result is that today inabandon his attempts at further inbusiness session.
door courses are almost as difficult a thought is seldom given."
T KNOW no words that you can say vention, and in 1917 he enljsted in the
Mrs.
G.
McCurdy,
Sr.,
of
Oradell,
j
Mrs. Louis Meyer, of Lawrence
to discover as water in a desert.
•* Before an altar that will hold
States navy as a gunner's mate.
was hostess on Wednesday to the la- j Even some of the biggest have closed
GOOD THINGS TO EAT Tour hearts together: know no way, United
street," and her daughter, Mrs. E.
He was assigned to the Seamen
dies of the Temple Luncheon Club, down, while options on sites that had
Springer, are enjoying a visit this week who include Mrs. W. Pa4tman, of
Not even this bright band of gold,
Gunner's school at the Washington.
ERE is a cottage cheese pie that To keep yon one in that far day
heen taken in London and in the
••with relatives in Pennsylvania.
.Vavy yard by special order of AsHillsdale; Mrs. W. Ramsden and Mrs.!country have been allowed to lapse.
everybody will like, because it is
When you grow old.
sistant Secretary Truman E. NewMrs. Walter Winkler is convalescing G. Wolf, of River Vale; Mrs. M. Naples, :
different:
Want it at No Price.
berry and ordered to complete his reof Hohokus; Mrs. C. King, of Oradell;
Cottage Cheese Pie.
at" her home on Large avenue, after a
To marry you must more than wed,
It was one of the peculiarities of
search in high explosives.
Mrs. A. Duncan, of Park Ridge; Mrs.
Beat three eggs, add one cupful
recent operation performed at Hack- M. Burbank, Mrs. A. Pritchard and • miniature golf that there were certain
To marry means some stronger
In 192S Curreil had perfected a suhof cottage cheese, nine tabiespoonfuls
ensack Hospital.
| Mrs. G. Waterman, of Westwood.
bond,
marine bomb that was immediately
j towns in Britain, particularly at the
seaside, that would not have it at any of sugar, one cupful of freshly grated To marry you must look ahead
adopted by the navy and used with
MIS L Barrett, of Westwood; Mrs.)
„ _ - , , . , .
• i price, and many instances could be coconut, one teaspoonful of nutmeg, a
Up life's long hillside, and beyond.
success in the North sea.
"
and Mrs. E. G. Whiting, j *•**. monthly -card party was given, given of courses that did not even pay cupful of coconut milk and a cupful
Oh, can you, youth and beauty fled,
When, in 1919, Curreil was honorb
t h R
d
on Thursday of Mrs. J - \ M d
Still be as fond?
sihly discharged from the navy, the
j Altar Guild of St. John's R. C. church. their way from the moment they were of rich milk, or use as much of the
Wolfangel, of Beigen street.
milk as the nut contains and add
Post Office department had under conj Twelve tables were in play. Pinochle installed.
ci deration a plan to carry mail by air.
One of the first to promote midget enough cow's milk to make two cup- Your yes must be the yes of years,
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Prizes went to Mxs. J. Trunk, Stephen
fuls of liquid. Add a pinch of salt
Of years you cannot know or guess,
The chief objection was that the mait
i -white of Large avenue, were Mr. j Lyons, Neil Brown, A. Van Baal, J.: golf in this country was H. Lester,
and more sugar if it is not sweet, Remember all the sighs, the tears,
could not be carried by planes at
' Mrs' A Koenig, of Bogota, and Ellberg, George Heins, Miss Margaret still head of Lester's Midget Golf
enough.
A
grating
of
lemon
peel
may
Misfortune and nnhappiness,
night.
' of New Milford.
O'Brien, Miss Pricci, Mrs. M. Wicks, | company. He had premises just off
Alfred Spahr,
be
used
instead
of
the
nutmeg
if
that
And, if the thought but more endears,
Mrs. J. O'Neill, Mrs. B. Breitenback, i Piccadilly circus in the heart of the
Curreil in a few years perfected a
is not liked. Pour into n deep pastry
Ah, then say yes.
system of beacon lights whereby air
Charles Johanson, of Glenbrook Mrs. Le Roy Unger, Mrs. W. Moulton,! theater district.
"Fortunately," he said, "we have lined pie plate and bake as for cus- (g). 1931. Douglas Malloch.)—WOT Service.
mail pilots could be guided while flyPark, while visiting with his daughter, Jr., Mrs. A. Van Baal and Miss Anna.
Eckstein. Bridge prizes were won by j done better than most. But the mar- tard pie.
ing at night. This system was adoptMrs. Charles Isberg, of New York, was
Mrs. James Wolf, Mrs. J. T. Buckley, j ket was killed by the number who
ed by the Post Office department, far
taken suddenly ill, and is now reported
Robert Davies, Miss ^Francis Buckley, j leaped into it, and the truth is that
Crisp Molasses Cookies.
which Curreil was given a congresin a serious condition.
John R-iley and Harold Smith. I n j we gave up our big premises because
Take two and one-half cupfuls of
sional vote of thanks.
pastry flour, one-fourth cupful of
Andrew Kinbacher, Jr., of Conklin dominoes prizes went to Mrs. J. Gante- j they were not paying.
avenue is h o m e after spending a week f°ehr and Rita O'Neill Miss Corcoran |
"Nothing will ever again induce us bread flour, one teaspoonful each of
4- BY HUGH HUTTON +
with Mr. and Mrs. Holdridge and fam- and W. TrV-rne were high scorers i n . to invest a penny in indoor sport, for baking powder and salt, two teaspoon- H
Story of Hard Summer
ily of Plainfield, who formerly lived euchre fcon-players prizes went to J . | it has been definitely proved to us fnls of ginger, then sift all again. Heat
T
£
i - Buckley, Mrs. N. Brown and Mrs. C.jnow that the average Briton will
one
cupful
of
molasses,
add
one-half
Told in U. S. Reports
THE
TEUTONIC
— ere | Brady. A set of china was won by 1 have nothing to do with a game that
cupful of butter and two teaspoonfuls
Washington.—It was a long, hard
SCHWEINHUND
of soda. Add the flour gradually and
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. J. WulffJMrs. E. Burton.
j is not played in the open."
summer, to say the least.
when well mixed, chill. Roll very
of Washington avenue, entertained Mr. j
Forty states had less than normal
ERE
is
a
creature
tnat
has
been
thin
and
cut
with
a
cooky
cutter.
and Mrs. R. J. Hillman, of Emerson, Old New Orleans Bank
rainfall.
j France to Have First
shamefully
neglected
by
most
Bake ten minutes.
and Vis. and Mrs. John Haberli, of
Seven of them were drier than they
Outlived Stormy Days j
natural history experts, although there
Eackensack.
had ever been before.
Union
Station
for
Boats
was probably no animal mentioned in
When the war clouds of 1S61 rolled !
Orange Sponge Cake.
Five others were drier than th-sy
Lille, France.—The first waterway
Mr. and Mrs. G. Griffiths,, Mr. and across the port of New Orleans, the i
Beat two egg yolks with four table- the press so often during the war. The had been since 1S94.
nnion
station
in
the
world
is
beinit
term was applied by the Germans to
Mrs. A. Griffiths, Jean and Allen, Jr., bank that was situated at Royal and j
spoonfuls
of
orange
juice
and
oneThese figures, telling the story of
L-onstructed here at the crossing of
of Blauvelt, N. Y., were visiting this IbervUle streets, linked its fortunes j
tlie 1030 drought, were assembled by
tlie waterways of Europe and soon all half tablespoonful of lemon juice unwith
the
Confederacy.
When
General
j
week with Mr. and Mrs. X>. K. Leonard,
til thick; mix three-fourths of a cupthe weather bureau for its annual reButler, Union leader, was in com- j the canal boats will tie up at quays ful of sugar with one-half teaspoonof Large avenue.
view.
in
a
great
central
station,
with
quays
tnand of New Orleans, he ordered the !
ful of grated orange rind and add
Other figures collected include:
A Presidents' meeting of the P.-T.Banques des Citoyens to turn over to j for express har^res and other wharves gradually to the egg yolks; add the
Twenty-four states reported temAssociations of the District was held him any money or property in its pos- I for slower freight carriers.
stiffly beaten whites of the eggs and
peratures of more than 100 degrees
this Thursday, at the home of Mrs. session belonging to anyone who had ! The new union station is cm the site cut and fold in one cupful of flour,
for more than 20 days during the sumHerbert Fender, the local President. aided the Confederacy. The forced i :>f demolished fortifications which once • sifted four times with one-fourth of
mer. Texas, with 111 days of over
Mrs. H. Henninger, of Emerson, Coun- contribution amounted to S21o,S20. j walled in the city. The station will
a teaspoonful of soda. Pour into a
•100 degree temperatures, led.
ty Counselor, also attended.
Later 5306,400 was contributed by the j be nearly a mile lonjr, with a basin
buttered cake pan and bake in a
Nine states set new high temperadictates of General Butler. Another j 110 feet wide and deep enough to ac- moderate oven.
ture marks for July. Eight set new
The Junior Disciples met on Friday j order for $37,600 was filled. To Gen- J commodate 600-ton barges.
records for August.
The port will he fitted with all modfor a social evening at George Steih's ' era! Banks, at General Butler's -com- |
Lemon Pie.
Arkansas,
Kentucky,
Tennessee.
home, on Conklin avenue. Present mand. $lll,4Sf> was turned over by ern hydraulic machinery for fast loadTake one and one-half cupfnls of
Mississippi, West Virginia, Virginia,
were H. W. Smith, George Durie, Ken- the order of Federal Genera! Canhy. ing. There will be grain elevators and
fireproof
merchandise warehouse?. bread crumbs, cover with one cupful
wood Arnold, Robert Norman, Anthony
the British soldier, although he in no and Maryland set new records for lack
Tiie bank voluntarily contributed
Manahan,
Eiobert
Bachman and S2r>O,OO0 to the Confederacy in iSfit; Railroad tracks will be run in so that of boiling water and let stand until
way resembles the true sebweinhund. of rain. Michigan, Illinois, Indiana
soft. Mix one cupful of sugar and
Ohio and Pennsylvania hadn't been so
George Mullen.
it loaned the South .$325,000 in coin there will be hut a single operation one and one-half teaspoonfuls of corn- It was not until this year that a dry since 1894.
in
changing
from
the
freight
carrier
genuine
schweinhun/1
was
captured
in
in 1S62; it paid pay rolls of various
starch, add two egg yolks well beaten
The Westdale Bridge Club met for
of the railways and waterways.
East Prussia by an expedition from
divisions of the Confederate army.
luncheon and cards on Tuesday at- the
In northeastern France, where rivers and cbe juice and grated rind of a The American Museum of Nutty NatWith aH these outgoings and no in- are navigable and canals have been lemon.
Combine the mixtures and ural History, and mounted in the mu- Peasants Freed of Debt
home of Mrs. J. Hylas, of Westwood.
Present were Mesdames A. Meyers, B. comings, the old bank stood its grocnd used for freight carrying for centuries, make in one crust.
seum as shown above. Little, however,
as Wedding Present
Spier, G. Green and W. Hoey, of West- and lived out its charter, which ex- the barges carry a greater tonnage
is known-of its habits.
Sofia, Bulgaria.—Instead of sendwood: E. P. Davis, T. Mullen and H. pired on January SO, 1011. It gave than the railways. To further this
A coconut forms the body of the ing a wedding present to the kingup then because it was impossible to
Sehuette, of Hillsdale.
traffic another great canal is to be
schweinhund, to which is fastened a and queen of Bulgaria, a wealthy
have its charter renewed due to the
(©, 1931, Western Newspaper Union.)
built between Saint Omer and the sea
paper-shell pecan head with split navy peasant of Pleven, to whom about 20
Principal and Mrs. George G. White unprecedented liberality of its grant at Dunkirk.
Q
villagers owed comparatively large
bean eyes and clove horns. The tail
No
other
charter
of
its
kind
has
ever
and daughter Alice, of Magnolia aveand legs are toothpicks and the feet sums of money, decided unconditionalnue, spent the holidays -with Mrs. been issued in this country.—New
are split almond kernels. The mu- ly to release them from their debts.
Dodges R-101 Disaster,
White's parents, in Boston, during Orleans Times-Pieayvrae.
seum has an expedition out now to
His action was due to his interpre•which time Alice was quite ill with the
Killed in Auto Crash
collect more sehweinhunds and if pos- tation of King Boris' wish that no
measles. Mr. Whits returned on SunWorstead,
Norfolk. — Granville
money should be spent on gifts to
sible a TeufelhuDd.
day morning and spent the day with I D a n g e r in D i e t i n g F a d
Watts, who declined an offer to be a
them in view of the hard times<(£> Metropolitan Newspaper Service.)
his parents in Dover.
WSlli
Service.
When Carried Too Far member of the crew of the ill fated
throughout the country. His examplehas heen followed by several otherWhile you are dieting to lose R-101 which crashed in France, was
Guests at Betty Banta's birthday
peasants.
party on Saturday were Ruth Jaeger, pounds beware that you do not also killed here in an auto crash.
Watts was a member of the crew of
Dorothy Storms, Bernice Anderson, lose your health. Rigid diets are enthe R-32 when it fell on Mount Arrat,
Madeline Horn, Winifred Kinmonth, tirely unscientific and are lacking in
! Engineer Says Mile-High
was on the R-33 when it broke from
Jeannette Goedeeker, Gladys Acker- the principles that keep the body well
man, Dorothy Weatheral and Marie and strong, writes Prances B. Floore its moorings and drifted for 30 hours,
|
Steel Tower Practical"
and crossed the Atlantic in the A-10.
Beck.
in Hygeia Magazine. ... .-_ • >-•i
Pittsburgh.—Not only are oar presHe refused to make the R-101 flight
Diet victims are numerous. They are
SOFT varnish brush with a string ] ent skyscrapers practical, but a steel;
Mrs. A. Kinbaeher, of Conklin ave- the debilitated rundown nervous creabecause he was not satisfied with the
or wire through the handle to ] tower one mile high is entirely pracnue, entertained on Tuesday with a tures who rejoice over the loss of
ship's condition.
hang it by is a desirable utensil in ev- | tical from an engineering standpoint,delightful luncheon and bridge party. weight and yet wonder why they have
ery pantry to be used for brushing i according to Gilbert D. Fish, strueHer guests included her sister, Mrs. C. lost their pep. It is unfortunate that
bread, roils and pastry with melted j tura! engineer for Westinghouse Elee—
Geel. Mrs. A. E. Kirkpatrick, of River dieting has become a fad, because Dinosaur Tracks Found
| trie and Manufacturing company here.
butter.
Vale; Mrs. W. Eckerson, of Tappan; now the art of dieting for health has
in Canadian Rockies
i Such a tower would require 19.000 tons =
MTS.'E. Whitleig, of Teaneck; Mrs. H.
fallen into disrepute, says Miss Floore.
Ottawa.—Far up the Peace river in
Staley and Mrs. D. Horridge, of RidgeInstead of squeezing lemons when- I of steel, wonlcl stand on a base 528.'
The eighteen-day aiet was analyzed
British Columbia, among tlie foothills
field Paxk, and Mrs. W. Dwyer, of
ever a drink of lemonade is wanted, I feet square and have four huge maiip
of the Eoekies, O. M. Sternberg, Canaby
Miss
Floore
and
she
came
to
these
Hillsdale.
squeeze several lemons at a time, ] posts supporting I t
dian government palaeontologist, has
conclusions: It is low in calories ana
strain the juice and keep it in a botdiscovered the footprints of dinosaurs.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kiesow, of Hillsdale causes a too rapid loss of weight and,
tle for future use.
He Ends Row by Slaying
It
is
the
most
northerly
point
in
the
consequently,
wrinkles
appear;
it
Manor, had as guests on Sunday, C.
world
where
signs
of
dinosaurs
have
lacks
protein
to
repair
worn
body
tisFamily, Wife's Kin, Self
Braun. of Union Hill; Mrs. M. HeubSave all lamb f a t It makes excelbeen found.
Berlin.—A family qnarrel ended iu
sher, Herbert Heubsher and R. Till- sue; It lacks calcium, iron and phoslent shortening for gingerbread and
SHE HAS HEARD THAT—
tragedy recently when Friedrich Fal=
man, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. phorus, all of which are needed lor
cookies.
Children All "O. K."
Norman. Mrs. A. Edwards, of Hacken- the blood, bones and teeth, and it
•mer. a workman, shot and killed his
In
India
when
a
couple
are
about
to
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bross, of Ora- lacks the essential vitamin A, which
Doeville, Tean.—R. B. Pleasant's
Grease stains on leather may be re wife and their two children. The indeli: Mr. and Mrs. A. Ruth, of Wood- is so necessary in building a resist- nine children are all O. K. The girls j be married, they swear eternal fidelity
moved
by applying benzine or pure furiated man next shot dead his moth« to each other by pourinu milk on their
cliff Lake; Mr. and Mrs. F, Krauss, of ance to safeguard a person from the are OlTa, Ova and Ona.
turpentine. Wash the spots afterward er-in-law and sister-in-law, seriocsl^
|
head&—maybe
that:
ie
where
the
milk
infections
tiat
are
met
witti
in
everyWellington; Mr. and Mrs. S. Eismont,
33ie boys are Kyle, King, Karle, "1 of human kindness originated.
with the well-beaten white of an egg wounding a,< brpther-in-law He the'; '
of Hillsdale Manor, and Miss Ida Dux- day life.
i turned the'gun on himself and coajr '
JEale, K*5>~s~aBfl Klan.
or a good leather reviver.
eCSure
Newspaper
Syndicate.)
fiss, of B&ckensack.
ndtted suicide.
. (Copyright.)—WNV Service.
--WNTJ Service.-
I THEN SAY YES !
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p NUTTY NATURAL
1
HISTORY
H
F SUPERSTITIOUS
My Nei
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HECXSDALE BERAtD
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affords to the Borough policeman. I t SODERBERG STILL HAS CLUB WOMEN DELIGHT
was ordered referred to the Borough
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
DOG THAT CAUSED FUSS
Attorney for advice.
The Road Committee will interview! Called before Recorder Cole in Park
On Monday afternoon the
-There wiU be no refund from the ' Mrs. Wager, trying to have the hedge
Eublie Service Gas Company this year on her property, at Glen and "Weremus Eidge Police Court on Friday evening, wood' Woman's Club tirovided
to residents -of WoodcIlH Lake, as theRoads cut so that it .will-not offer a n Carl Sode'rberg stated that he stnlfhad
For Sale
j ^ d°S compjamed rf by Comimssion..,
income from. consumers has not been obstructed view,, of. the road . intersec- <
er f
c s et
°
™
^
7
Watts,
but.ttat
he;
Dorothy
Furling
gave-several
enjoyable
j
woMAN-Wants
to
take
care
of
chil-!
on forautomoMlek
fcir'automobiles.
.
! .
sufficient to reach- tne''quota required tion
rod ol - I n . ™
recitations^ which were greatly appre- ,d r e n ^ Jjigbt
, T e l _ P a r k B , da 385-wJ
p
by the company. The announcement
Rockland Transit Corporation unexpected
to m
=
ciated by the audience. Moving pic-!
i
time.
The
Recorder
advised
was contained in a letter read at the paid $2,130 for its February franchise short
short time
ne -Local,-' Park Ridge.
(14-17
tures followed, the"film, "Dress Par-j
this-Be -done. He commented on the;;
meeting of the Borough Council on tax, but pressure will be brought
i conflicting, testimony'heard' in the case:; a-de," featuring-WiHiam Boyd and Ees- j
Monday evening. But this' fact does bear to have it pay more promptly
FOB SALE—2 Walnut desks "and.
Automobiles for Sale
.... weigh
. . . ^_
_ on the ,
not
heavily
public, as it the future. The Councilmen will ^{espeiaafflrMW-tapftiHt-Hie licenser-tagi sie Love, beings showntoyWayne Haw- i
chairs; 1 typewriter, in good-"condition;
kins, of the. Basoack ;'Sieatre, .West- j -——
;s-realized that gas has been installed
Placefl_s^fee..dogs
collar,
and
i t l l d a m i l l e t h e C o c l o r l e s property on Magi: !I™*
will-dispose of entire lot for :S25. J. J..
l on
wooa. Mrs. G. Iii-.^-awartwout » had || FOB SALE—Ford sedan, cheap, i n - Kehoe. Box 474, Westwood. '
ter-3 fqr only a few months*..-so that nolia-avenue,
-•
' as
- it:is thought that he
- t ™?n
rtumnsserf
tlw case.
(15-17
a * , ^ ^ " .,"«
««.
•
; charge of the entertainment.
j
i
j
quire
W,
care
Park
Ridge
Local.
(15-tf
the revanae; h^s hot had aii<opportu- is. not
!
with
the
zoning
^
^
^
.
^
T
,
«,«,
^
,
v
,
^
r
^
r
,
.
Another
case
dismissed
was
that
o£
ic _ „ . complyingagainst
Lenz,
when
young
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
;Of
t
h
e
j
The
Dramatic
FOR
SALE—Surplus
etc
prize
winning
nity yet toyraalh the point desired.
SALE-Model.-. A 1%ton'Ford gladiolus bulbs. I a m ' t h e .party who
\ ] Vehusti, who rode a bicycle, was struck; Woman's Club
Hurd came before the over $18.50 for building permits.
f
Lenz's
car,
but
not
seriously
injured,:
won many prizes at the American Le•Board, askir_g~in the name of Pascack
ub
The current ibills s ""
"
to New Brunswick: t o present •'Riiy- (
that
gion Flower Show. Smithkowski, Upper
iVaUey Posfe A. L., that the Council and were ordered
There ,,~i~,
.
thm,' a one-act play, under direct:'on]
M-cntvale, near Tice's.
'
(14-19
mate an appropriation of about $54 as also bills from—Tin
• Bowe for j the boy was at fault,
of
M
r
s
.
J
.
H
.
Huser,
of
Hilisdale.
>
the town's share for providing a, band $2725.62,
Estate for Sale or Rent
S2725.6I for
for e n g i n ^ r f e e s in
in connecconnec i
f
^f ?
f
'FOR
SALE—Baby
Chicks.
10,000
weekOn
Tuesday,
April
21,
a
t
2:30,
t
h
e
i
of music in connection with the Memo- tion wih the" water instillation; also the Recorder stated that alter mvestiSALB-- o r F O R -RENT—S-Raom I J E f r o l n b l e i t o l a 5" White Lfeghorns.
rial Day exercises that the Legion in- on. for $25,804.93 from J. P. Bums, | gation ofhos ow^ he was convancei Art D e p a r t m e n t will meet a t t h e h o m e j
of Mrs". J . A. Gill, 231 Kinderkamack j
b a t h bungalow, all improvements; We'also specialize i n strong, husky, o u t
tends to hold on that occasion. The
Both j that » **i???.Jasm o «;
c t for t h e . work.
c o no t raactor
the
! Fettigrew WiEiams whom
loz&i Westwood, for a programme on*
garage; o n Rock Ave., P a r k Ridge. o f danger 2-weefcoId chicks a t small.
5
t r o u g h s of- Montvale and- ParR Ridge w e r e p r o m p t i v p a i d .
r
!
_
I F r a n k T i c k Tel. 102-M.
'(15-tf additional cost. ,.These chicks a r e NOT.
'Interior
Decoration."
?wffl each appropriate..^ similar amount,. Th» annual citizen's primary was itcomplained
of as threatening
a t 2:30, t h e Litera-^—^—'raised i n batteries. Breeders of t r a p
end the Woodcliff Lake Councilmen. e0EcideT-sd
The retiring men are i e r ' s u f e - The Recorder told Xte Pnese t u rOne ' D-..Wednesday,
e n t will convene a t M r s .FOR SALE or FOR RENT—House, 6 nested Leghorn's for t h e past ,20 years..
locked on the plan favorably, y- jMayo- Pish and Councilmen -Van i that he was a nuisance . in his neigpi- -P. O. ePpr ay r' st mhome,
38 Terrace Drive, j rooms a n d bath, all improvements, n e a r Mammoth Hatchery, Wood Bidge, N..
;Frank Musscin'. made a request ^
waTd^ded
Park. J. Tel. Rutherford 2-2159.
~~
~
, the latter throwmg stones at Westwood, when Mrs. G. L. Swartwout, j Collignon's garage, Montvale
that the town reimburse her to thehold a sort of triple session at the Bor-!
j People and pudUcly cursing. Condi- of Hilisdale, will review t h r e e recent j F r a n k Tice. Tel. 102-M. Park Ridge.
•extent of $15.50 for fowls killed by ough Hall on Monday evening, April
il
J
r;ray dogs. The letter brought out a20, at *hich the Gas Assessment Com- ] tons in his home were not good, and books.
Miscelkuieous
**„ condition
« , „ , « » which
— ^ •has
- « not
— -con— mission will convene at 8 o'clock in the j the .budding itself is on Borough propThe annual plant sale will take place j
H2W
ironted the Council previously. While balcony of the Ball, to adjust gas as-ierty. The Recorder recommended t h a .
Real Estate for Sale
there is no question that this is a legi- ESSsmente; the general public will meet j ™l«=ss De Eriese and his wife < ? 2 ^
Westwood. .Contribn- P O R SALE-Choice building lots on] £
timate claim, which would ordinarily o n the main floor at 8:15, to conduct! then- ways, they be committed to the tional-Bank
l:e paid at once, it comes a t a time a caucus to name its choice for pri_ j County Home by the Poor Master,
when there is no money in the treas-jmary candidates; and the Borough! Hetty Post, 70-odd-year-old inmate
y
SEVERAL ACRES of land for cultivaCivic and Home Department met at [
ury that can be legally used for this Council will convene in the basement• |' -* the De Priese home who was ordered
tion may be had free by inquiring at
the
home
of
Mrs.
L.
O.
Hooper,
onj
p
SALE—Fina
corner
lot
near
stapurpose. When the Council was conOEr
at 8-30, to transact several important) out of town last year, but- had return- Tuesday afternoon. Tentative plans! tion;
suitable for business or residence, j the "Local" office, Park Ridge; also
sidering passing the new dog ordinance matters, among which are the peti- jed> a n d t o M **** ^ w a sa v a f ^
for
a
social
center
in
Hegeman
Park;
J_
C.
Storms, Park Ridge.
(tf ismall plot for garden, in village. (16-t.
it placed all the funds available for tions for water extension, and
o r d i - ; given 48 hours grace and warned
were
discussed,
a
chairman
being
ap-j
police
REMOVED,
1
such an emergency as this in its Sur-ranees regulating hunting and starting!««: V*
™ ^by
f that
l f ^time.
T
^Hetty
^ assured
!
pointed to report a t the next meeting j FOR SALE—New house, 6 roams and!
ulus Account; and now cannot use it brush and" grass
fires.
aett town
.. Thomas Terlrane, Mid-bath, extra toilet in cellar, city water, j
the
as
to
possibilities
of
same.
j
lor this purpose. Enacting the dog The Council adjourned at 11:30 P. M . ,
Recorder that she would leave at
Tel. Park Ridge 265-W,.
Preceding t h e afternoon's program,,- all improvements; lot 50x200; brook!
ordinance makes it necessary to pass i
: :
! once for Brooklyn.
(14-16and
swimming
pool;
shade
trees.!
Miss Evangeline Dixey sang a group of j
vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs. IMichele Franeaviglia, Walnut Street, SAWS—All kinds filed and set; old
(13-16
A. J. Kennedy.
I Montvale.
s a w s r e t o o t h e c i . made like new on auMrs. S. A. Smith spoke on West-\ FOR SALE—Attractive shingled home, tomatic machines Tools of all kinds:
E d s Repan:
the burning leaves beyond her wood's possibilities. She showed blue- j 8 large rooms, large closets, tiled bath i s l i a r pened; repairing
for the necessary form to be used, and J "Spiral closeups," representing an in-!
prints of the new station, plans for; and shower, sun parlor; oak floors,! ^-op,
Mill Road, Park Ridge. Tei
a
t ; notify Mrs. Musson to submit a n e w [ g e l l i o u s manipulation of camera and!
Co-ti
{ chestnut finish in IMngrooms;
application in proper form.
! microphone, devised, by Clarence I out the firemen. The Recorder took which will soon be put into effect.
the matter under consideration.
steam heat, city water; shaded, j CUSTOM HATCHING—Bring us yourE. Li. Mouillesseaux, of West-wood,! Brown's inventive mind, provide novel Mrs. Daniel.Kotz also started a fire,
street; terms. E. B. Scott, Mont- i eggs—we will hatch them for 3 cents
sent a letter regarding an accident to j camera and sound effects in Greta
of water at hand, w: sited
(31-tfI each in our modern sanitary electric
Ms automobile. He said that there was j Garbo's new Metro -Gold wyn-Mayer j
out, went into test sponsored by the Music Depart-1
a trench 12 to 15 inches deep in Pas- j starring vehicle, "Inspiration,"
incubators: -also blood tasted chicks.
r to
ment of the State Federation.
I
Pearl Poultry Farm, Montvale, 2ST. J .
The contest numbers sung by t h e !
For Rent
Tel. Park Ridge 526.
<16-19
ehcruses -were "Come Down, Laughing j
senrence
Streamlet," and "Summer Noon."
\ FOR RENT—House, 6 rooms, all im- I •
be towed to a garage. Incidentally, i t [glamorous film takes place within t h e
Although the Westwood Choral was' provements; near station; $40. Box 291,!
Legal Notice
cost $17 to make necessary repairs, a n d jwalls of a n old Latin Quarter pension
(15-16!
with judged as making a fine showing, i t Park Ridge.
GAS
REFUNDS WON'T
BE MADE THIS YEAR
CUSSIF1ED ADVERTISING
CAMERA CUMBS
CIRCULARJTAKWAY
Sfo
enter t t
he enclosed t h e bill for t h e Council to •:in Paris, Brown built t h e interior set,
pay.
He said t h a t t h e ditch w a s n o tshewing five flights of winding stairlighted o r otherwise protected, so h eway, upon a hydraulic stage, p e r m i t four
city
felt t h a t h e w a s entitled to satisfac- ting t h e silent -elevation of camera a n d
r : on.
TJie m a t t e r was referred t o J . |microphone equipment t o a height of
P. Burns, t h e water contractor, who 75 feet within t h e circular enclosure.
Tsked
was responsible for t h e ditch.
On t o p of a perpendicular hydraulic
mn^red
tne
housed b e n e a t h t h e stage level, j
Robert Naismith sent a communica- j piston,
piston, housed beneath the stage level, j * ™ « into tne_R«ace m n ^ r e d
tion, telling of trouble with t h e chick- '
ens of h i s neighbor, George F . Mahe, j Brown had a turntable constructed for thought there was no one there so
Borough of Hilisdale
FOR RENT—Garage space in vicinity !•
bers who made the trip, and enjoyed !i of Mont\'ale station. Daniel Atkins,
NOTICE
the day immensely were, Timothy W.
(2-tfi NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that an ordiKnight, director; Mesdames H. Borger, j
nance entitled, "An ordinance to provide for
C. Van Horn, W. S. Harris, F. M. Kunz,! F O R RENT—Floor, with all improve- the extension or laying of a water mam in.
I. Strang, R. Slater, W. Dathe, B. Hoi- j ments. D. W. Hoffman, Ridge Avenue,
lander, G. Volger, G. Yates, G. Meyers, Bark Ridge.
(16-17 section of Everdeii Avenue, southerly a distance of 353 feet more or less, and to provide
W. Kaufman, O. H. Torp, P. Kuntz, M. i
for the extensian'ior laying of a gas mam in
Heckert, H. Ingram, C. Day, Miss A.'FOR RENT—7-Room house with bath, Everdeii Avenue from the gas main m Washington Avenue at the intersection of Everdeii
Rosemund
and
Mrs.
Frank
Burch,-ac-jall
improvements.
M.
H.
Baumann.
Tel.
a camera and sound platform which, ^ ^ ^ S % L £ ^ S
Avenue southerly a distance of 333 feet more
comrjanist.
j Park Ridge 150.
(14-tf or less in the Borough of Hilisdale, County of
Bergen and State of New Jersey; and to proThe monthly meeting of _ the club,
vide for the cost and expense thereof, was
RENT_6.Room
touse,
m , Madn
and passed on first reading at a
in court within two weeks for Tftas held On r n a a j HI
,
.
m Baptist
Baptist Church_.
c h u r c hs t: _ , a. _l_,
, ..
,
. ,, . introduced
Montgomery plays opposite
regular meeting of the Borough Council of
1
j
breaking
glass
in
a
vacant
house,
which
the
Borough
of Hilisdale held on Tuesday
hall
Mrs
C
J
Ivimey
was
ask»a
t
o
'
'
improvements;
convenient
to
Garbo in the pieturization of the
203
his pets.
T=l Park
evening April 14th, 1981; that it is the i n j case has not- yet been settled. The Re- communicate with
;/• v ~the
T i WMayor
^ d a K - uand.
" ! station T=l Park Rid«e 203 ( 1 4 t f
Charles L'Homme requested renewal modern French romance.
[ corder read both the froys and their Ccuncil on the erection of a new pub-I F O R RENT-Bungalow, 5 rooms and
" of his building permit application which \
j parents a lecture as to where such con r lie library.
and third reading and final passage
bath; all improvements J. Feraeallo second
has expired. It relates to enlarging
thereof, at a regular meeting of the Borough.
duct would lead the lads, and told the
Council
to be held at the Borough Hal on Parfc
Two
new
members,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Day
Vhirri
etf
TPI
Park
RIPIP-P
w<t
T
m
f
Hyde
Park
in
London
t
Clis hotel and restaurant at Magnolia
Street, Hilisdale, New Jersey, on Tuesdayformer they were responsible for the
Mrs.
George
JufEey,
of
Hilisdale,
j
and Prespset avenues. It is in the re- Although there are towns all over I boys' acts. The case was laid ov-sr for and
evening, April 2S, 1931, at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
were welcomed.
FOR RENT—5-Room house, all im-(Daylight Saving Time). At the aforesaid
stricted district, so the matter was re- America named Hyde Park, the first ! the present.
The Music Department enjoyed approvements; $35 per month rent. Mrs. time and place all persons -who may be interested therein or "whose lands may be affected,
ferred to the Zoning Board of Adjust- was and is a real park and not a
program of original compositions by Argentina Gianazza, Hilisdale Manor, bv
the making of the said improvements, wi'.l
town. With its neighbor, Kensington
ment:
the members at the April meeting, |
(5-tf be given^an opportunity to be heard concerning the same.
It was reported that Contractor gardens in London, it comprises about LEGION CAMPAIGN
when the following ladies contributed.!
The purpose of said proposed ordinance is
Burns has improved Ida Place by de- j 600 acres and is the city's chief breath__
_ and
„
RENT—5-Room cottage, all im-contained
Mrs. Frank Burch played
in the proposed ordinance, a copy ot
ENDS APRIL 18 soni
positing 25 loads of cinders on the ] ing space, belonging to the monks of
dedicated to the" club."m-s""£°vv\ .Provemente- rent reasonable. J. Keesey, Tvhich follows this notice.
The improvements covered by the above
SlUsda!e Manor
Tel
Jackman also very cleverly had written |
- Westwoad 775.
of
to be local improvements, the cost of
music -to Mrs. Kaufman's "Song of
(13-fa dared
which shall be assessed against the property
Heard will be notified of the new pro- vvero ahohshec,
campaign, on April 18, indications are Spring." Miss Dixey sang and played P O K RENT—House, 10 rooms, 2 baths, benefited thereby, as provided in said proposed
•jscted territory, so that fire nuisance
that the Bergen County American Le- a group of selections. Mrs. F. Baker, l n c c j e r n improvements; garage; large ordinance.
By order of the Mayor and Borough Counpremiums may be reduced as soon as •
Hilisdale.
gion •will have, by that date, greatly Mrs. H. O. Whiteford, Mrs. J. Musson, p _ o t - concession. Tel. Park Ridge cil of the Borough of
GAREETT 1
tlie official inspection has been made.'
Indtan Cashes
0 3-tf j
exceeded its total enrollment for 1930, Jr., and Mrs. P. Kuntz, added to the 273-R
A rider which the casualty insurIt is not known definitely just when was tne view expressed recently by program, which was in charge of Mrs..
;
a nee company offered for annexing to j castes originated in India. Records County Commander Robert Birnn, Jr. A. J. Kennedy. The latter rsad Ralph FOR RENT—1 a r 2 Rooms' with kit- j Dated April 14th, 1931.
its policy, covering ascidents to Bor-> al-e not available until the Vedic Arya
Waldo
Emerson's
essay,
"Originality."
chen;
also
furnished
room,
with or
The drive to go over the mark of
Borough of Hilisdale
cugh employees, did not seem very! period, about 1200 B. C. Cnstes weie 3147 members, made last year in Ber- The hostess, Mrs. R. A. Webber, was without board. Edelweiss House. Tel.
satisfactory in the protection which it then in ern'stpnrc
AN
ORDINANCE
PROVIDE FOR THE
(14-17 EXTENSION OE.TOLAYING
gen County, was started on April 1, assisted by Mesdames J. Jaccbs, E. Van Westwood 383.
OF A WATER
:
~
—
Commander Birnn said, adding that Wagoner, D. C. Watt, H. O. Whiteford, F—
MAIN IN EVERDELL AVENUE FROM
O R
PRESENT WATER MAIN LOCATED
RENT - Apartment or entire THE
while the accurate count will not beW. M. Hoffman and C. Howard.
IN WASHINGTON AVENUE AT THE INreally known until the "zero hour," the
The Sub-Juniors met on Thursdav h o u s e ; a U improvements; oil burner
TERSECTION OF EVERDBLL AVENUE.
CREATE AND PROTECT YOUR ESTATE
SOUTHERLY A DISTANCE OF 353 FEET
incomplete reports have made him afternoon at the home of the Senior h e a t ; Sf3' e t c -APP]>' F - v - Strohsahl,
MORE OR LESS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR
most optimistic as to the final result. Advisor, Mrs. H. Borger, for the annual Mam St., Park Ridge.
EXTENSION OE LAYING OF A GAS
(16 THE
WITH
MAIN IN EVERDELL AVENUE FROM
Birnn 'has appointed Harold Eisgrau, election of officers, which- resulted in p ^ R E N T _ W e u b u flt modern house,
THE GAS MAIN IN WASHINGTON AVEAT THE INTERSECTION OF EVERof Ridgerield Park, as the official cour- Miss Margaret TJnangst, President; , T O O m S ; b a t h i a n I l e x e d g a l a g e ; attracier to carry the scores of cards yet to
be received from the 40s Legion Posts
; Miss Melba Burch, Secretary; , ins, Park Ridge. Tel. 111. (2-tfi THE BOROUGH OF HILLSDALE, COUNA fck
TY OF BERGEN AND STATE OF NEV
in Bergen County, to Trenton, where Miss JFIora iSpier, Treasurer.
AND TO PROVIDE FOR THi:
j JERSEY;
he will deliver them to Department
Several of the members are planning FOR RENT—Apartment of 4 rooms
COST AND EXPENSE THEREOF.
Commander Theodore R. Crichton, on to attend the Junior Woman's Club and bath, all improvements; central BE IT ORDAINltD by the BorOUgh Council
the steps of the State House.
convention on Saturday, April 25, atvocation. J. C. Storms, Park rucige. Tel. j f J h e B orou E h of Hilisdale. in the County of
2 0 o r8 8
(38tf ! Bersen and State of New Jersey:
NEW YORK LIFE
Eisgrau will receive most of the un-the Hotel Monterey, in Ashury Park,
a a water mam
a be e
' i n 1. That
extended or laid
The
trip
Will
t)e
made
by
private
DllS.
'
Everdpll Avenue from the
recorded membership cards on Friday
h present water
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rnnm=; -"n
u
Westwood Trust BIdg.
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m
o
i
a
in
at
the intersec
intersecm
,
.
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,
!moia
in
Washington
Avenne
at
the
Mrs
H
Boreer
and
Mrs
E
Tlpano-«t
Westwood, N. J. night, April 17, at the Bogota BoroughT r a n s p o r t a t i o n Building, P a r k Riage.jtion
cr
southerly
a distance
ji
r Everdeii
E d i i Avenue,
A
th
Hall, but representatives of the several mrs. ±i ±sorger ana lvirs. a.. u n a n s . i , g t
h
t h t
t
&b a 1 j h
R e a . ; o r approximately 353 feet, in.accordance with
1
', 4"° plRns and specifications prepared by Herj
Fosts will have until 12 noon, Satur- Semor Advisors, Will also attend.
& Westphal,
Borough
Westi
W t h l
B
h Engineers,
E i
Wt
I sonable rent. Apply on premises. (7-tf in.sr
wcod, New Jersey, which said plans are enday, to hand in their final results, at.
WEEKLY PHOTOPLAY FOR RENT—In Westwood,
the County Court House, Hackensack.
in Everdeii Avenue, Borough of Hilisdale.
; bungalow; a51 improvements; centrally Bergen Co., N. J.," and which said plans niv1
Eisgrau will leave Hackensack promptGUIDE
specifications are now on file in the office
ly at 12:01 o'clock, so as to reach Trengarage; $55 a month. Write t h e B o r o n E h EnsSneers and in iSe office"oFtte
I P. D. A., ejo "Herald," Hilisdale.
(16 I Borough Clerk of the Borough of Hilisdale.
Listing Only the "Better Films"
ton not later than 3 P. M., the "zero
j 2. That a gas main be extended or laid in
•hour" for all County couriers to report. Showing in the Theatre Each Week
Evprdell Avenue from the present gas main
FOR RENT—5-Room house; heat, m
Prepared by
Washington Avenue at the intersection of
Following a public celebration, ComWestwood
Better
Films
Committee
Water,
gas,
electric
light,
nicely
located.
Everdeii Avenue, southerly a distance of ai>mander Crichton and his staff will be
Will
sell
very
reasonably
M
r
s
E
V
i
3SS fe»t. in accordance with tlv
TT^oximaMy
ans an
Member
of
the
Better
Films
National
hosts to the several couriers, at a prirrmi
''
« sspecifications
peeifleo
pprepared
p r e d by
erincr &
t t k St.,
c
-o«~i
cs™i*v, B
i,;,iv
os<
t- T,
, . T . . - rr
. ^D
m . , ' '! plans
and
by Herincr
Fifth
Park
ge.
T e l . j Westphal,
Borouch
Engineers,
'Westwood.
Council, National Board of
vate dinner.
(50-tf j New Jersey, which said plans are : entitled.
271-R.
Motion
Pictures
! "Map showing Gas and Water Mains in EverAppropriate ceremonies, in commemWith the Local
jC
de!l Avenue, Borough of Hillgdale. Berrenn
FRDDAX ana SATURDAY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
oration of -the TJ. S. veterans of all Not Connected
i o " N - J->" a n d wn "cli said plans and speciliTheatre
V Or
cations are now on file in the office of the
wars who made ,the supreme sacrifice,
, j Borough Engineers and in the oniee of t-Jiewill again be held this Memorial Day,
"The Lash," Waxner Brothers. Rich- p O R SALE—'Several 4 b u m p r ,o- n = ! !B c v o u ~ 1 ' Clerk of the Borough of Hilisdale.
at the Camp Merritt Memorial Monu- ard Bartheimess, Marion Nixon, Mary
ment, Cresskill, on a n even more ex- Astor and: James Rennie. An interest^r=st and expense of said improvements shaU
assessed as-ainst the abutting riroperty in
tensive scale than Iheretofore,; and will ing story of California, after the Mex- FOR SALE — Sand, crushed stone, be
accordance with the benefits received -as p r o be
participated
in
toy
all
veterans,
fravided
by the Statutes of the State of Nr—gravel
for
driveways.
ican
War,
showing
the
hatred
that
exJaeobsen
Bros.,
—in—
—-and—
' " ,
Jersey, and the balance, if any. shall be p.-iiif
ternal and patriotic organizations as isted between the Americans and thePark'Ridge. Tel. 397.
(16-19 for
by general taxation:
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well as thousands of Bergen County Spaniards. Richard Barthelmess plays
4. There is hereby appropriated the suiti oi"
"INSPIRATION"
RICHARD BARTHEtMESS
residents.
the part of Pancho, a grandee, who:
.—with—
—in—
^
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^ aSerld
LIFE INSURANCE
AUBREY E. GREEN
,
5-ACTS-5
VAUDEVILLE
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Lilies
JIILCXaC^LlUil
1.H
GRETA
GARBO
*£»
"THE
LASH"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
'DISHONORED'
—with—
THURSDAY
DOROTHY MACKAHX
—in—
"ONCE A SINNER"
—and— -
—and—
A GREAT REVIVAL
MAURICE CHEVALIER
Victor McLaglen
"Innocents of Paris"
Maiiene Dietrich
of un-p
nrovements; which said sum shall be raiscl
Great State's Early Name
bv the iRsi'Mnee f'om time to time during thWisconsin derived its name from scrupulous land agents. Family audicourse of the said improvements of teKinoT.ii-Virginia's Infancy
loan notes or bonds, to run for a period - *
the principal river, named Mascon^in ence.
t,rr— - , , * i-mtre*- than that permitted by law.
When the Mayflower reached Ply- and
by Pere Marquette, translated "wild
shall bear interest at a rate not exceedi"-"
per cent, per annum, in accordance w i t s
month in 1620 there were between six
rushing channel." The present spellthe Statutes of the State of New Jersey in
Beware!
1,250 and 2,200 English in Virginia, such, case made and provided:
ing: is derived from a misprint. All
"Danger lurks in the use of the fam- according to various estimates. Paul
All other matters relating to the sale ami
early French documents have Ouis"sii-nce K «aid temporary loin notra or
ily
towel,"
warns
government
health
.consing or Misf-nnKinc-.
Wilstacli, In his "Tidewater Virginia," H
not otherwise provided" for Dy resoiti^
offiqials. But everyone knows even says the 1,250 estimate is probably bonds,
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£ . „ b _, Hef--vn,inPd bv the Mayor Bbr°Hf, h . c , Ierk andB nCollector
<if the Boroueh n f
more danger l;irte in the use of t i e nrneh npfirer rnrrppt.
lv -2 • , 1 . a 1 ' s m the same and affix
:
Robt. Montgomery
•"' — i n —
family gnwt t<iw>! ..
;:'
v
One Point of View
Sunshine is delicious; rain is refreshing; wind braces us up; snow
is exhilarating; there is realiy no
such thins: as had weather—only
different kinds of weather.
.-.-.-
.. .
ui; di!m£?el!,; ii
.old days
nsert to- 1)« ..t";^!?jsiivoiy
affair. Nnw it tins .to, v.:.. dose in ail
sorts uf places.—Sr.lws .ikpe Sentiriei.
Age of Soldzerj
According .to statistics rompiletl hy
the Veterans', bureau, out of TiM.OOO
United States officers and enlisted mep
serving in the--World war, (he average
age w a s 24.9") ypwrs.
tln~ 'Bo-oiigh Real thereto.
*• This ord'*pf"cp shall take pfTeet wJu»n
parsed and pnblisIW as r«qu>--pd ft" la-"By order of +h<> Borough Council o r ' Urn
Borough of HjH<j«in,le
WILLIAM W.
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(SEAL)
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