ROCKAWAY RECORDMorris County's Newsiest Weekly . Our Aim "A better community in which to live"

XIJV, No. 16 ROCKAWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBKR 19, 1933

s Whisner Remains QueenOver Thousand Votes

Days to Ballot — Ayres Withdraws FromRace—Miss Crane in Second Place

— Marie Lusardi, Third

Sewer Construction Legion Auxiliary j ( ; o u n c j | Approved S e w e rTo Furnish Work Holds Installation! A ,. r .. ... , .

Ordinance Friday Night

-iiii to c a s t y o u r v o t e s

Rnckaway will havewl if; King and Queen

f t<> win/

L Mildr«l Whi te r , leader inL m diviM'i" for the pa.st two'' M1tim><-:; to occuvy her, ,,t oil' It.p of the list, with a',!|..l of 1 1!>2 votes, according

ahulaiioi'.s released today forfoiiuii liy l!"" committee. Missf polled 310 votes during theUceY and judging from herbl lead over her nearest op-' Mis'i Marguerite Crane, therl-us a splendid chance to beLl'Queen of Kockaway. Miss

however continues to show aff gain in her total this

:hT aa-min: ™s m o r e b a l l o t s

i her a total of 836 for secondL Miss Marie Lusardi, Queen[couple of weeks, then in seconddown to third place the nextand las' w e e l c another round

(the laddir to fourth place, hasLi her climb back towards thehis week lv taking third posi-tron Miss Rose Donatoni whotopped tack to fourth place with(] of 588 votes.

It about anything can happenthe next few days in thiscontest. All of the girls oc-

|rd of HealthIssoes a Warning

Milk Dealer Reprimanded forUsing Improper Bottle

Caps

Rockaway Board of Health,ding to the outcome of a spe-teting held last Friday, is de-itd that the new health code,id last year, is to be vigorouslyled In the borough with no ex-ins. A local milk dealer, it ap-

called before the boardiarges of violating the code per-

to the dispensing of milk Inimmunity. The dealer, whosewas not divulged by members

le board, was severely repri-M by the health authorities whossed the case without court ac-leainst the defendant.

violation, charged against thedealer, was that of deliveringM milk to local consumers im-My capped. Health Officer Wil-H. Crane had received a num-Icomplaints regarding this prac-P the part of the milk dealeris a result he conducted an in-ation for the past few days and«satisfied that the milk dealer"olating the code. The dealer,tad to appear before thef o[ Health, did not deny using*er caps on his bottles but saidit was necessary to do this into fell milk at a cheaper price

pan customers who could notI » jay the present prevailingw the product. Bottles of milk,pmgto the code, must be cappeditops that extend at least one

S,, lncn o v e r tr»e "lip" of theThis precaution prevents the

»nen being poured from the.from touching any part of,J8e or the "lip" of the bottle* been touched by humanI'*1? regulation provides notw milk but for cream, butter-

0 any milk product sold inp in liquid form.Board of Health expressed no

| to have the defendant ar-F in court but they made it™t any further violation of

, P a i t 0 F b y O t h e r

wnld result-in the im-of I l c e n s e t 0 P e a d l e milk

cup.vitm the first four positions in therace have a hast of followers and itis probable that a tremendous amountI of volinc will be registered during the| closim: hours of the contest. If itwas a case of bcttiim it might be

'said that it was n toss up us to whichyounp lady would receive the covetedtitle of Queen of Rockaway. And thenagain there is always the chance ofa "dark house" to enter the fight atthe last moment and sweep every-thing in its path to a .sensational vic-tory even in Halloween contests. But

I judging from the general trend of theI voting throughout the contest it looks| like Whisner, Crane, Lusardi orDoiuitonr. Make your own choice andvote accordingly.

And these Kings:Well . . . we have changes in the

King contest. W. Bruce Av"s, whohas occupied first place on iilerentoccasions during the race, and nowthe holder of second position with atotal of 572 votes, has withdrawnfrom the contest. His statement maybe found elsewhere in this issue. Mr.Ayres is very grateful to those whohave supported him and is with-drawing from theppontest simply be-cause he does not believe he shouldbe eligible to be Kinij. His attitudeis one of respect for the committeein charge and all those competing in

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$1.00 PER YEAH

"Not a Man in the Borough Mrs. R. Mack, Past CountyOut of a Job This Win- President, Conducte

ter, Citizen Says Meeting Monday

$4,500 Weekly Payroll Mrs. Lozier, President

Committee 1 las Already' Mrs. Arthur J J. Dill, Retir-Receivcd Requests for in# President, Presented

Employment With Cjift

What is buini? described by those nockden Unit., No. 175, Americanin favor of the plan as the most LeE|on Auxiliary, held it';; annual In- ;

pleasiiiR aspect of the proposed con- stallation ol officer:; lor the '•»• "inf .strurtion ol a muriicjjjal sewering year 1833-34 at the I/Kion Head- <system here this winter is the »um- quarters last. Monday nipiit. Oloberher of jobs it, will make possible for 16. Mr:;. Kobe-it Mark, of Morri:.-the unemployed men in the Borough, town, Pa.sl County President was !The report on the sewering project ti )P installing lilflcei i.nd the follow-iis compiled by a special committee ni: member:; wen- assigned to th'-ii :

composed of Couueilmcn Jjiisaa'di, , respective stations:j Crane and Sedano, assisted by san- President, Mrs. Clara I/,zii-r: firstlitary enginerrs, stated that, the con vice-president, Mr:;. I'hilip O. Hii'-h;

VK;'j-prc.f-;irl'-nl. Mrs. J/-o 1}nrordini1 s'-cti-lary. Mr;;, i

Was Unanimously Passed on First Reading —Discussion Had on Easton Heights

Water SituationDefinite to assure early ar-

truction of th<- pro-po^ea municipal sewering i-.yU'-rn ir,Rockaway were taken la.->t Fridaynight by the Common Council whenan ordinance, prrividliif for the )«•-t'JllJty Of pUiClltC ill': lilt>[XH,}tihIl )t*'-l o r e th ' r p'-oiji'r \rj ofli'-);*) p u b h ' a -l l o n via:', i int t t i i i i i»i i : , ly |<av-,'-r] o i ,r e a d m e . C o u i i c i l i n i i N V/i lhar i if i toni- , I'i-r::,id' r,t ol t l , ' - O e i i . M li.irl<-d u\ t h e m'- i - i i i i i ' in th ' - Myn! M a y o ) Wil l i : i ln f . ' i s i r l r h ' iob i iC ' r i t o 1'-:.'.'- thf :.'••.•..hti h(-,'iilV h ' , b l \'i VM j , ;m , lu( , ' , ;hrt: }}ii'.r ih!'Ui"lii* 7/t

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Em.Um Heights where he fiald thatmany homwi were absolutely with-out. iirii.-'juaU; lire protection and innot a few .tu-.tancett It required manyhoiin. to fill u bathtub with water.

"Th<-:.<- people," Councilman Lu-i-Mfll i/.il'i "have got a rltfht to"kick'1 about, iiur-h conditions for theHorouul) Is v.WW. them absolutely

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waterwouldwater

WithdrawsW. Bruce Ayres, who has occu-

pied a prominent position in therace for King of Halloween Con-test which is being conducted inconjunction with the HalloweenParade to be held here Tuesdaynight, Oct. 31, today announcedhis withdrawal from the contest,despite the fact that he now oc-cupies second position in thestandings.

"I desire to express my sincerethanks for the many votes thathave been given me by my friendsin this contest but inasmuch asI do not believe that any person,whose age is beyond that of anyof the Queens competing in thecontest, should accept the title ofKing, I find it necessary to an-nounce myself out of the race.After all, a Halloween King andQueen contest of this nature islor the young people—not theolder and married folks, AgainI thank everyone who have votedfor me during the few weeks thatthe contest has been in progress."

striiclion of the sewer would furn- ...,j ish work to at least 200 men lor .Smithpractically it year. Ann;i Voi;el; com-spondi))," wcretjiiy

II hns been stated that the lowest Miss Lena Chiruella; trca'.ui'-r. Mrs.possible minimum wage to be paid Jo;;ci<li MtGune; chaplain. Mrs.for labor on the job will be $15.00'.John Mlddaugh; historian, Mr:. I-1.but indications are that a larger O'Brien; s'-riie.'int-al-arnis Mis.salary than the minimum will be Gladys Smith,paid to all hands. Hours, of cour.'ic. j Following the installation eer<--will be .strictly in accordance with rnciny a super-party was- held bv thethe Federal code covering such pro-:Unit. Mrs, Eugene Ka":o, of Chat-jects inasmuch as the government is j ham. the recently elecled Countyfinancini: the construction of the Pre:;idcnt of the Auxiliary was asewer by awarding the Borough a guest during the evenim;. The ban-free grant of 30 per cent of theqriet table was d"i:nrul.<-d in the I/--total cost of the work and loaning jrion colors of blue and cold and thethe remainder of the necessary funds hall was decorated with ditlilic; ofto the Borough at a four per cent;various colors. The committee inrate of interest over a period of 39 charge of the party were; Mrs. K.years. I A. Rodda, Mrs. Lodi Smith and Mrs

In discussing the work that would ,,James Duncan.be furnished this winter in Roeka- Mrs. Arthur II. Dill, tin- retiringway on the sewer construction, a president of the local unit, whoa:prominent citizen of the Borough, a;record has been one of outstandingheavy taxpayer, and a former mun- ; progress and accomplishment duringicipal official told the Rockaway iher term of office, was presentedRecord today that the decision of, with a past president's pin and athe citizens to build a sanitary sew-;pen and pencil set from the Aiix-er system was the first progressive iliary. Mrs. Dill presented all ofstep taken by this municipality in a ,her officers with beautiful beaded

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Many Prizes forHalloween Parade

Many beautiful and useful prize-will be awarded to the winners inthe various events in the Hallow-een Parade to be held here Tuesdaynight, October 31, It was announcedtoday by David M. Matthews, chair-man of the committee in charge ofthe affair.

In the adult class Mr. Matthewssaid, prizes will be awarded to thefollowing:

The person appearing in the par-ade attired in the most fancy dress.A prize to be awarded to both themale nnd female.

The person appearng in the par-ado attired in the most originaldress. A prize to be awarded to boththe male and female.

The person appearing in the par-ade attired in the most amusing orcomedy costume. A prize to beawarded to both the male and fe-male.

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publicans Plan ForFive Rallies This Fall

'7,? targe RepublicanWl" c o r e r t h e six gen-a? d i 5 t r i c t s of Morris

days before elec-c d ^ b

of th?1 of M°"istown, chalr-la'L J S ^ ' e n committee.Se mittcs' whlch wlu be

t Z ?" ot t he county

meetings arrang-

be held inand others are

n-. -™ig, November 3;ottober ao; and meet-

ana Boonton, Novem-

fc^'Of

fcan-

state aridattend all meet-

WUI be correlatedcampaign to be

conducted both by the official andunofficial women's groups through-out the county. The most importantof these meetings will be a largereception to be held on the after-noon of October 20 at the estate ofMrs. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen, of

The Republican Central Commit-tee of Morristown and Morris Town-ship will meet at Republican Head-quarters in Morristown, Monday,October 16, under the direction ofMr. Jeffcrs, chairman.

Members of the campaign com-mittee serving under Mr. Je«?rs In-clude, Lewis K. Larrlson, WilliamWatson, William H. Hosking, HarryMoller, Clarence E. Lee, Willard S.King, Mrs. Murray H. Coggeshall.Mrs. David F. Barkman, Mrs. HenryG. Pilch, Mrs. Thomas W. Strceter,Mrs. Thomas H. Wise Boyd J Ho-woitt, Carrel! B. Merritt and ClaudePost.

number of years. evening baps. The Auxiliary, in ap-

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1 - r i d i i . v i i i c i i ' j i p i j ' - i i r ' - ' l " i b<- i nhearty :n ( ol d v.ilh foiw ;j)i'-;i'J v-'ltjiIh'- lilan as ruiJidly af. pw/.IWe. lior-oiirh Allorin-y William II. HeKurty,an'i C, r;. V'-i' fiiiil'- ol Has: fJiaut-M-,and C. C. V'-nniile, of \',:v.\ OriiNKe.oil' of the li-adini! ,'anltary enitin*I-I-IT: of the h'asf v/lio will havecluti'i"- nl the work, have been tiu<;y(iiniiiK the past v/eek In preparingIJje Jier:r-i;;;ary rj«la to flic with theI'ciliriil I'ovi-inm'rnt in order to ob-tain the ire'- entiil towards the cx-pi'iifr- ol th'- job and also arrannefor thr- loan from the governmentto financ;. the remainder of the ex-Ij'-n:.e of construction.

Coiin'ihnaii John J. Lirai'di.(•yjaiiiiiau ol tin- S'-weririK crirnmit"lee, mwrie tile annuunceinerit Fridaynicht that lie Wleved the Councilwould be doing Die wit.e thlnu if itfiivc con:,iil<iatioii to the possibilityof iinprovlric the tniinlelp.il watersystem aloin; tlie same llne.'i follow-ed in ronslruciiiiK the si-wr-rlrii' sys-tem nienriidc the financial iilil re-

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"It is not difficult for us to shake preciation for the faithful .serviceour heads in sympathy with the un- \ performed by Mrs. Philip O. Iltichemployed and tell them to buck up as treasurer of the Auxiliary for thebetter times are coming.'this citizen I past three, presented her with asaid today, "but how many of us |broach of white [,'old. Mrs. Leohave ever attempted to create a Job I Smith, the retiring secretary, wasfor a fellow down and out. This |given a luncheon set. Durlnir thesewer construction, practically a gift \meeting the Unit's own American

(Contlmwd~on~Page~4) ' fIiiB was presented with a most ap-Iproprate and impressive ceremony, j

The next regular meeting of the

ccived friuii th'- l-'eilerul cnvermii'-iit.lie jjojntcil wit ei.jwiulJy th'- t'.vr-inusni-ss ol the w:itcr f.ituallort or.

.1 <,t s o ' ) , v/ork v/m: e s t i m a t e dKIUI'IJI.V at aboiit I'Hi.HDI) If tfj'' policyof nbtiiinliii: nioii<-y Irnni tin- F(." erall'ovi-iiiirn;nf wiit. ailn[ited w-, ii. meansof flniinriiiK th' ; project, PresidentHtoiic appoint';'! r'oiirirlhrien Hlleffinif ryrieh ft:; f» 'ofrirnitf.'''' to Invefl-tlKiiUs II'- v/lll nl'.o be it member ofthe 'wrimllt':'-.

Councilman 'JUSHKII rnnde It plainthai hi- wm; riot, iM<:tn\iUui'. to (tainiinythlnn lor himself in ndvoeatlnfrimprovements to the water nyhUmon Easton Helfttilii by explainingthat, tt'i Inr he vnw. coticernerl jx;r-Mjnnlly hl(i home received .'nifflclcntwater but thone fi.rthci up the hillv/err- not. f,o fortunate.

Tlie tjy-luwii nl the Common Coun-cil will In: aiHcndiif nl thi; next

jmeetriK of the ii'ivenilnc body . TheJ proposed amenfjrn'-nf'; v/';i'(: read'smd acneplerl nt. the meet.lni! Fridayiilfht hut, will »ot \mmni; final un-til thr- next f.i'sslon.

The Council vr,l<-d to j>urr:liafic 50riev/ iriet'Ti. lor the water depart-ment, netlni: nijon thi: recommen-rlatioii of Councilman Floyd Hller,fhaliirmn of the ill piirt.iiir:nt.

Reasons FavoringS

Unit was scheduled for November 7,~ _ - , Election Day but the date has been

OGWCf PfOIGCt chanBcd to the- fo!!owlnK Thursday |Cost Is Small (o Individual Property

Owner—Engineer Is NotedExpert

evening, November 9.The Morris County Meeting of the

American Legion Auxiliary will beheld at Morristown, Tuesday night,October 24. This will be the firstmeeting with the new county presl-

A brief survey of the report on the dent, Mrs. Sacco. and nil memberssewering project as filed by the com- are urged to be present,mittee who investigated the plan,namely Councilmen John J. Lusardi,John H. Crane and Manuel Sedano,shows not a few important reasonswhy the majority of citizens of ourcommunity are justified in favoringthe immediate construction of themunicipal sewering system. For in-stance lets take into consideration'the following facts: I

The actual cost of construction for:17 miles of sewers in the Borough of I

Union Food StoresHolds Anniversary

Local Store, Managed by S. Odlmioanil Sons, Has Enjoyed a

Thriving Husinrss

Rockaway will$195,988.00.

be approximately

The free grant of 30 per cent ofthe actual cost to be received iromthe Federal Government amount.- toS52.000, making the net cost of heconstruction to the people of Rock-away $143,9B8.00,

The annual cost including inter-est, sinking fund 'to care for the

The Union Food Stores, a localunit of which Is owned and operatedby Silvie Odierno and Sons, cornerof Main and Beach streets, will cele-brate Its fourth anniversary of con-tinued success beginning today, Oct.19, and extending to Wednesday. Oct.25, dates inclusive. In recognizing itsanniversary, the Union Food Storesare offering to the buying public someof the most economical mid outstand-

bonded debt to the government) and,ing bargains in groceries and foodall operating expenses of the sewer,supplies ever called to (he attentionwill be approximately $11,992.00. ! of the people of Rockaway. This corn-

As far as can be determined at this j p]ete list of money saving values willtime a citizen with the average 50 j be found elsewhere in the Rockawayfoot lot with his home will be as- Record this week and is worthy ofsessed approximately $8,00 per year t,iie careful reading and considerationfor 10 years or about $2.50 for 30: of every housewife who desires toyears if that longer period of time r stock her larder for winter at pricesis agreed upon to retire the debt. ] that have never been surpassed in

It is reasonable to predict that this community.under no considerations will the aver-, since acquiring the managementage property owner have to pay more I of the Union Pood Stores, in Rocka-towards his share of the sewering'way Mr. Odierno rmd hit son:; haveexpense each year thun the amounthe now pays to maintain and keepclean his unsanitary and unsatis-factory cesspool.

The municipal sewering system inRoclcaw/ty will eliminate forever thedetrimental word cesspool that foryears hns played its part in retard-ing the progress of our community.Real estate, there is no doubt, willcommand a higher figure after themunicipal sewering system is onceput into operation.

The Borough of Rockaway will notbe asked to make any payment onthe loan to the government, eitherinterest or principal, for three yearsafter the loan has been received bythec;borough.

Fortunately, and unlike othermunicipalities, Rockaway has at itsdisposal the Jersey City sewer trunkline on which It may connect itssewers without cost and enjoy theadvantage of the Jeivey City disposalplant, also without cost. Engineershave stated that the cost of building

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enjoyed a fine business and this ha.sbeen attained only by excellent ser-vice, the sale of high quality mer-chandise, and honest dealing. It mustbe remembered that the Union FondStores should not be confused withthe so-called chain store system. Mr.Odierno purchases his stock out-light from the Union Food Store andit is through the vast purchasingpower of the concern that Mr. Sllvicis able to sell his goods at, a pricefully as attractive as that offered bythe chain systems. Mr, Odierno catersalmost exclusively to Rockaway bus-iness.

There is nothing cheap about theUnion Food Store:,. Their reputationhas been built solely through the ef-forts of such capable and efficientbusiness men as Mr. Odierno and hiesons, who own and manage UnionPood Stores throughout New Jersey,

It would be difficult to list herethe many attractive bargains offeredby Mr. Odierno in conjunction withthe Fourth Anniversary of the or-

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And It BloomsMany persons were Hllractcd to

the home of Mrs. Edward GUI lastweek to view the rather uniquespectacle of a. crab apple tree infull bloom at this i.eaMm of theyear. The tree ,It IJ; said, flriitbudded and then burnt forth Ina complete bloom, similar to thebloom of Spring of the year. Thetree has repeated this same per-formance In the pai;( so thr: pres-ence «f ihe apple bloKfiomti thisfull did (iol conic us a surprise tothe neighbors refildini? In the Mor-ns avenue di/itrlcl of Dtnvillt-Township, where the ailln rw-jde.The tree, heiildes posiiWifiiiiK theability to blossom twice a year,has always yielded a good cropof fruit.

Local School BoardPraised By Davis

Presbyterians WillObserve Anniversary

CfMiration and SpiritualhaKl* Program In

Rockaway

Hv Jlev. Eldrcd C KuizcngaAt the lust meeting of the 8e»»Jon,

the dates November lUth thru to the20th were approved, and thin will bothe time dcnlunatcd for a ealo weekof activities, We arc nsl InK thecivic and education Institutions toKlve the rlmrch the rlKht of way dur-liif! that week, no that dates may notconflict. It In well that the onehundred mid seventy-fifth anniver-sary of the church urbanization andthe one hundredth rmnlvcrnary ofthe dedication of the bulldlnK be ob-served, church activity frequentlyIf; not spectiitculiir, but who can com-

Ipiite the benefit!! which have flowedIfom thin .'lourcc to the communityat, large. For imitance, this wan theflrril. church thru thin entire vicinity,

Davis, at a meet inn of thi: RockiiwayBoard of Education, iirali;erl the i-f-forts of fiiipr-rvlsini', Principal C, I,.CurtlK and his faculty for the milliodthey have ntiopud at Die local Jiichschool m taking cure of the Increasedenrollment of students. He said Unitthe system was worklni: out perfectly.Mr. Davis also staled that lie be-lieved the administration of theschool wns also bt'ini/ handled xeconomically ai> possible.

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Barnabsiii KlriK, ten churches. Meth-odlfit.-: and Pris'ibyterlini:! wrire bcKiinthru hli; effnrtfi alone. For one hun-dred and s(:vi:nty-flve yearn, thechurch has stood for temperanceand rlKhteuun living and hmi Inter-pri-t.'-d the rellclrin of Jwiiw Chfl.it to

I the pcopli- of the community. In thecemetery Ix-hlml Die cluirr:h. areburled lioldleri; of every war inwhich till;: country Jmrt ever

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Coal For Needy Families toBe Purchased Cheap

Through iin arrangement effectedwith minim In the nnlhracfl) In-dustry, the fitttte Emergency !.,ellefAdministration will be able to pur-chase fuel lor families receiving aidduring the cold weather at a iiaviw:of at least $100,000 below the expen-ditures of lust wintry und at ieust$200,000 under retail price;;. More-over, the fuel will he of better iiunl-Ity. This will be assured by labor-atory tests of samples from deliver-ies taken by Inspectors iruiklm: un-announced visits to all parts ol I In-state.

Plum; were worked out in detailby the Deportment ol standard/:and Research nf the administration.In cooperation with Major Henry A.Adams, of l'lalnfleld, a reconnizedexpert In the coal minimi industry.Tim R. Loificaux, head of the PurlMerchant's Association of New Jer-sey and Prank O. Fray. Director ofAnthracite Service of the AnthraciteInstitute.

| The Male fuel merchants organ-' ization handled 75 per cent ol allcoal trimmer1 In the Htate. Of all

I the hard curd miner., DO per cent arcIn the In/itltute.

Major Aduinii, who I.1: a minim;engineer, hiis been made tlead of HieFuel Keellon of the administration.

I and will have direction throuKhout.the Mate of all deitllni;n between thr*administration anil dealers In coal.

Last winter the administration'/,coal hill/, IrHriUerl $1,12-1.000. Jf re-quirements (liirlnf! the comlni!itiunth/, un: )i« lurffi*, Col. Bldcy ha;>

i hopes, under thin year's iicheme. ofriitfini: next winter'/: total to lessthun $1,000,000.

Municipal Olrftctorii will bo per-mitted to nlvf! fuel order/I only ondealer/, approved by tho administra-tion, Tlio;,e doalcr/i will be f;uch anhandle coal obtained only from ap-proved mine;,. Approval win be Klv-en only to mine/i who/ic product canmeet (he te/it/i prescribed for miallty.

TWO

A. Selden Walker ; Denville To Apply ! Police AutoWrites A Letter!

October I t . i t :Mr. R C. Mallhtwt, Secretary,

Dt-nvill* Taxpayer*" Association,Denville. N J,

Dear Mr Matthews:Your kind invitation to suldrewt i

th t Denville Taxpayers' Asoociatlon

For Ninth GradeWill Art Mat* Bo»rd U remit Ita

Opening Nnlft-ptimbcr

For Denville

Application will b* mad* UJ the

th* Deno p y j | f^tyX-r.USu^a Wur< the l»th tot. to hand. Candid y £ „/;„„„„,„, a n ) n , b Br(M,e ,n! ihould enjoy attending and mett-.

of my JrleruU who wllh , f tf. m t . 3 i h ,e tter* but inumuch u 1 \ 1 b ^ a f

m* manyno aoubl be tter*. but inumuch u | 1 ) ( S \your ttwxrtatton ha* publiclyrl«»"- iEdiu-alu.r,

to t th I^d w : l d ( ! < 1 b y l h e o f

mitl*d in.ratic candidates

pto the

yMonday nl«ht alter the: , , . ^ , (J, H u.IU:t f r o m , , o w l t r d D

' " o u " i W h i t * . awnnlunt rummlavloner ofarrwaed I

.ratic candidae ^ V . iWhit*. anot feel at eai*. in fact tmbarrwaed. I , . 6 m m i l l h mallim It v m too late toknowing I was being held up u. c m - | d o B m , l l l M ( (,„„ y e a r whim's letteri i nly with no hop* of than*- •

It v m too late to

only, with no hot* of eharuiine the minds of those who are al-ways anxioui for a change In Town-thip administration, with a view

in rewponw to titit from Frankterwjti, clerk of tb* local briard,

Inhl«h

<:. C. Dinxrtan Honored Preti-dcnt's Wrthday at

m h whereMime personal gain or publicity. I , ho,,] puIj|ifi j r , , m unnvillt- are »«nt.know these people are few, but ap- j W n j u . nM t h e r ( . WW! t r u a n c y inparcnlly have enoueh Imagined | Krittit.lmt p*rmlM>!on to (irriali whook

The Board of Directors of theChamber of Commerce at their meet-ing la»t Friday night recommendedto the Township ComrnltU that apolice car be purchased at once. Thecar WM wrecked In an accident overa month ago when Chief BenjaminKlnsey was answering » call. Thebrake and steering wheel went badand the car crashed over an embank-ment Blnce then the chief has hadto answer the calls on foot. Theboard believed that it wan Impossiblefor the chief to adequately do hiswork In this way and so made the

aHowedbut

One Slightly Hurt inAutomobile Crash at

Denville Saturday

A car driven by John Twr of 10, r i n HMyrtle avenue, Dover, collided with: ^ ™ ' a 'another machine driven by W a l t e r ' ™ 1 " " 1

l i «

U> install a junior hiiih unles* therewan a definite Indication that growthwould warrant It, Senior unil Junior!

automobile to be purchased shouldbe a new one or a used car.

committee was appointed

way school from ?;4S A M to 12:03 j ','< ,™ ' „ " < J * . ^ ' t ^ J " ' sP. M. and frefchim-n (tnfl Kophornores dialled to operate the water pumps

political grievance* UJ Influenceothers, consequently some people actcontrary to their own better Judg-ment, or In ignorance of fact*.

Referring to myself and my ac-tions In helping to build DenviBe r M Hm urMnnnt nun nopnoirion:;, r ••—: ,i:"~i'.",< , i , ,.,,r,.i(ieiiililffrom a v i l l a s a few years ago, to its u,,m 12:03 u, 4:31 V. U . l*c«ui.e of i " ! th fc *" ter plant at a ton;, e ub fpresent position of eminence and r c - | t h ( . omerowdwl condition;-.. l ' 1 ^" 1 " "VCI th<! ( : h a r l ! ( ' " " w """ ' ' ^tpect. I miike no apology, haviriK | T,,<- Townr.hlp Committee will txpiven of rny time and meruy without j uly.,.,j ,f fuj,di> may l><- rnwle iivallanlcthought of pt-rwinal Kaln. a m p l y ji,, r:<iy.-i ()»• i<-(miii. t/» Hie ivif annmy pride In Di-r.ville and its people. joutude wiili;. nl Main tlti'i-t l i ' l ivJ .

A. H. Doremus IsRapidly Recovering

Injured In < »r Wrick He Will BeAM* tfl Wa.ce Active ( »mp«ifn

for Townnhip Commi*t«e payntbr. Elycroft street, Dover, last!1 ,"*"1 0 1" ' iha; thV~ht, "Saturday at 3:20 p. m.. at Franklin • " ' * ""will-, ihe-rt J

The many friends of A. H. Dore- r o t td, On Highway No. 6 It is alleged ' " '"'"''• ':<''kii,E m 'u»muK, recently Injured In an automo-, that Tarr w a w p j c e e d i i * aJuiiH the r, , ,™ 1 | ; ! '"'f*«i o j fbile mishap are pleased to learn that . . ,he Is rapidly on the road to recovery;and soon will be taking an active;part In the coming election In whichhe hopes to be elected township com-mltteeman on the Democratic ticket.

During his Illness Mr. Doremus has [ him.kept in close touch with the political 13bth street,affairs of Denville and never for a cupant of the Tarr automobile was , . '

that there arethreshed out if »«. **> v.^^v^«. , - - — . . . t *, ,

Ehown that she wan not BufferingWhile Mr. Doremus has made b u t | f r a m B n y ^,,.,0,^ injuries. Both ma-

il few campaign pledxes he believes, c n j n e t w e r e Dadly damaged.that the Job of township commit tee-1"""* ' . . .man in a business proposition and | DENVILLE PAYSnecessitates hard work. As a business | (Morristown)man of this locality for many years i _hp feels that he Is qualified to aid T n t , Denville Board of Edu tion, „In the proper conduct of the town- h a f i l d a l l o f H s b t t C l t tUiucti due I charge

he lost night of the fact! badly shaken up. Hhe wtus taken to | * '"«. Ui..inniui i«,•e many problems to be; the Dover General Hospital but later ' " " u ™ « 25. Onif he is elected. I released after an examination had " m w l " spoingr a

! chrtum lhat. she was not suffering •*.?* . . ~ ^»

y pend the Township li» which 1 i«itiid hojw to live th'- balanri: ofJifc. The unze hat. klwkyi. l>< <:u imdalways will In- lmpi'jved I'Oii'dllont. inDtnvillf:. ' wh'-th'.r id oi out i,f of-f)C*).

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If I am i-lcrti-d ai/aln it v41l h<- rav |i.up<rivl»>r of iinlu.'.tiliil xiueiit

in V I.v.'ml'l

ttie Hev/ JerM:y flower {.'(»inj>iui.v. t i'M. Iwnny. pri-i.ldcnt of tin- oreanl-ization. v«.-. honoierl on hi.'. <i4lli. hirliidny. The dnce.tor: i/f<-.-.e<itedhim with (i. beiiiihliil bou>|iiet of

• chiys.iiiitheinuiri;.. ' It 1:: iil.'.'> mti.-iH.l-llil^ to nnl': thiil M L Denny1: iriolhcr.

: v.'h'i I'- !H yi-iiii. 'il are, cmrn- to Den-ville f(orn UeA-ijk, In h>-l|i eelebriitc

: !,<•! i.nn'i. hlrlhdiiy.

: Altar Society \<> Conduct| 1);SIHX- and Csin! Party

| The Altar fioeii-l.y of flalnt. Mint':,i'.'linirh, Denville. plan:: to have siifiiiiiec and f.'aid I'itilv nezt wcel,.!on I'rlrliiy evcnllii:. October 27th. lit;iln- W»yi'.id<- Inn. The l»di«i of the'CnclHv me Inten.'.ely aetive In prn-:iii'itini' th" i.iiccc.;; of the iiffiilr to:|,e held next week, livery effort hasbeen expended to procure iionvenirii

in the past live years. This 1« read-ily understood when we consider thecentral location of our town, nur-rounded by its beautiful lakra,mountains rind rlverii. Uallrond andbus transportutlon to und from themetropolitan iircafi which tire In(such dose proximity. Kach yearmore iM-ople with summer homes InDenville are mnkltiK them year-round homes, consequently demand-ing more school iaclliUe'; more wat-er, better road-;, better transporta-tion, all of which ar<; lielni? met. findprovided for Just as rapidly as fln-ancfii arc uvuilnhl'-, which of courccmean1; paying our taxes and munic-ipal obligation'* to carry on and sat-isfy the d'-wands of the people.

.Jil.'.t a icw years j);i'-t, IfJ -J, 111'-township i-n-ctcfl a w-hool Ijiiil'liiii:costing nearly slofi.flOO.Of). TheBoard of Education at that timeIhotipht they had met the demandfor at least ten yearn, Imt In l!*2fithey were obliged to again f.pi'ndsomcthinK over $100,000,00 In addingan extension t.o rnect the Increaseddemand. I feel we urn Justly proudof this building. The Hoard of Ed-ucation is doing all in lt.11 power nowto add a ninth grade In this school.

The Township Committee, yourChamber ol Commerce and yourCounty Board of Freeholders areusing every legitimate and legalchannel for State alii to lay a mod-ern pavement on Franklin Hoad.thereby serving all the people westof route six.

Taxpayers demand all modern Im-provement!) Including lichoote, water,roads sidewalks lights, and police, Infact all the thlnw; we- arc used'to Inthe cities in which wo havi- resided,Thin Is all natural und to be expectedand when the tanks and other fin-ancial institutions were prosperouftand liberal with nil munlclpalltlcnand honoring tax anticipation noted,nnd our township budget, wa« largeenough to permit of these rsomewhatnecessary cxtravacanccn, we like oursurrounding neighbors were growingand enjoying all these luxuries, butwhen the wave of advcrnlly sweptover the entire world and peoplevcrc unable to meet their obliga-tions, then these thlng/i had to stop.The captain/i of finance called a haltthroughout America, as well an other-Countries, and of neccKilty our bud-get had to be cut to meet the con-dition!!.

With the magnificent water sup-ply provided primarily by the fore-sight of the previous township com-mittee, nnd at the demand of a pro-gressive body of taxpayers, has nowbeen parctlcally completed, nnd In-jure for yearn to come adequate In-surance from danger of pestilenceJrom unsanitary condition*), whichJs amply proven by the reporl.11 ofyour health officers, both ntata andlocal

I am Impatient to flnliih our roadfivfitcm and If we had resourced ofthirty or forty thousand dollarn touse in one year or npread over ftperiod of yeara we could put the topfinish on nearly all of our roadfi withperhaps eliminating some of theshort laterals temporarily, and there-by snvlni? considerable money in an-nual up-kcep. Hence when tills Inaccomplished and our water fiyfitcmextended reasonably (of courni! on apaying bads) then I believe Denvllle will compare favorably with anyTownship of its size In the County.However without cordial cooperationon the part of our residents und thelinccMI'ih luistfitance of the part timeresdent nil our ambition and hardwork Is very much hampered.

I have faith enough In tho-peopleof Denville to believe that whenthey stop to consider conditions onthe whole that they will use theirown good JudRiticnt an to what Igoing to work out tho moot bene-ficially to Denville and itn people,and vote on November 7th, accord-ingly.

Very nlnccroly youro,A. SELDEN WALKER

(3,500.I t had been Imped to net

DENVILLEMr, and Mrs, Kd'vard Jlartmiu. of

Newark, und Mr, and Mrs. HarryjWllkcn* of Nutlcy were the rcc:..i! \y"7,t women iii the differnt. locnl

thai, the dancingthe games in the curly pint, of thenight and will be coiitlmiouii nil thercct of tho time.

The Altar Hociely of fit.. Miiry'.'ichurch IB the locnl unit of the vastHplrltunl organization flourishingthroughout, the entlic church, anorganization that Is composed cut

of Mr. and Mr«. Daniel Hi.y-dr-r of Dwivlllc CJardtnr..

Mis;; Jane Hnywoori of Mntilclalra'i the week-end gurat of Mr. .ind

W. fi, HlgKlnii of Indian LaC':.Ml(.

TheM':lhrjf||i.tcliowd'rr J.Upp'rl1 ll»;the r'-'leallnli hall.

Kenneth Kcath. president of thef jenloi Kpworth league of the Mctho-dliit Church, appointed the followingnominating mmmWU.i:: Mind AnncllitMorris, Mary Peer and Dorothy Oofjt-chnlk.

not no*you are :classes. loin <

ship affairs.One of the many big problems of

the ' >wn Is th«t of curtailing un-neR«.(:iiry cxpendituret and tlic prao-(Ire of economy, Mr. Doiemus >>•- | with $!i,000 still owinglieve1. HII'1 hfts promliicd his full sup-

lowitrds this endlie k a t.iSLimch believer in

[orristown, it was announced a t " i e ! Sunday Mornim. u,oard of Education meeting lest j>n- at JO:46 lt<-v N,H * "ay, lcuviiiK only Pareippan^-Troy | preach. nn\i,v,A Mi ^

ith $ii,0(10 still owing the local! tion by Ili'i-'r'lilldr''"''*^ 'the local! t j o

board. A cotimiuiiicittiuri Irom the! Hunuay Kveniimf u"°1|£ IJiourri was read In which H iat 7:4!). JI,.V "" . ""''W tej

evening but,Del)

liiirlshcii throiinhout the world. Thepurpose of the fSociety i.ri the careof the fiaiietiliiiy and the ullurii. I tIn true Iliiit in Borne of the liufcr Hunt many more happy days were

diiced IJIKCN inMifnr II'. it v lll pcrinitof tli<- proper conduct of the towi.'i, :,lhle dutc.ullaln;.

yur ii,any year:: Mr. Domnu:, hit.1.wiitchcd with inleie:,l the mowth ofiii>- tnv,-n.':hlp. A.s prei.idfnt nt theDenville C.'ivie Atj.ociatinri he ha:;I'iven hi;: every inteie;.! in an en-deavor to nld in the iironie!,:, of thenitiniclpallly,

Diirliii! hi;; ri-:.ideiice of DenvilleMi. Doieimr, lias lier-n noted lor hischarltitblc woik In uldlni: thouc whonave been hiud hit by the depn;;::iimi.DiiriiH' lu.'il iiimnuT he devoted histime and propelty in tin- (li.stribullonof IhoiiMHid.1; of pliiiit;; that, resultedin the plantlni: of carden.1; fromwhich many resident:; now are cn-ioyini: the benefit:>.

Mr. Doidiiti!, feels ceilain he willbe :;!i!llelt:nlly recovered to be up andabout in another two weeks. Hismany friend;; art nimituinc of his sne-ce;;'; id, the poll.1; on November 7th.

<;IU;ST or HONOR

Mr.1;. Dartoii M. Hunt of the Mor-rl;.lown road. Dcnvlll<. WUJ; the guestof honor at a i;iii|iiis(' birthday din-ner ul. her holm: Ofiober 15. Decora-tion.'; wore crecn and white. Thosepresent, nt fSunday dinner were Mr.and Mrs. Murtoii M. Hunt, Mr. andMm, Albert I1'. Tnicx nnd dttUKhter,I'litriclii, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Alvin Hulliind family of Nc-wlon, and Mr. nndMr;:, Mortimer I1'. Hunt. Others call-in!! durini: the nftcrnoon to wish Mrs.

i,tilted that, il would meet m^cupy u,,.ohli|':n!ion at the cui'lleM, po:,- Htilu.M I

liiilpit.. ' ''» Mi

ujirl.'ihc.'i thl:; duty I;; attended to bythe Kl.'.t.er; and muis in the place:,but ncvcrllicle-::; the Altar .Society

f.iulici.' Aifl Hoclcly of the '-xl'-l" .';ld<; by side with other aiwn-C'hiii'ii i.rrvcrt ii '-him CIKI, arid HOI-': oil with It'.1; work of

Krlflav Jilnht ill 'vc around the altar.The need nf new supplier; for the

ariettmty IK the motive ft) the socialffitir nn Friday, October 27th. Thelumber of altur-lmy server; 1ms ln-r«i.':ed to a liirce extent nnd this

new cassock;; and sur-:>llctn for the boyn. In addition to:h<! cure of the sanetimry of the±urch. the ladle:; likewise votedimimlmousily. nt their ln;;t. monthlymeeting, to tnkn charne of the klt-chen of the new parish-room, sit-uated under the church. FatherJohn Hcv/et»on, newly appointedIplrltual Director of their societyirgecl all the membcm to cooperate:cneroutily and unctintlnKly with the'nntor, the Itcvcrand Joncph H. Hew-:t(ion, In hl;s effort;; to make the no-:lnl life of 6t. Mary'n n real success.In accordance with thin enthusiasm,lhe ludleii are trylnn their best tomake n iiuccea of the Card Partyind Dance at the Wiiynlilc Inn onhe night of Friday, October 27th.

Sixteen member* of the Woman'sAuxiliary of the Lake ArrowheadClub entertained at a luncheon re-ently In honor of Mtn, Ralph Doble,ho moved lait Monday to Cincin-

nati,

Misti Mary Bartlcy, county hon 'ilemoiDitrntor, conducted a claim olfifteen In hat remodeling nt thehome of Mrs. Ida VanOlenen of Hlch-wood Pltwjo, last week,

To I fold RallyThen; will be n rally Tucmlny, Oc-

lobcr 24, at the Mine Hill Prcnbyttr-lan church under the nufsplccfi ofthe Larger Piirlnh. The Bpcakcniwill be Uev, II. Normim Slbley, ofMillhiirn. Hev. filbley wan n mem-ber of the Seminar directed by Prof,ferome, of Yule Unlvtriilty, whichconflicted of cconomiutn, Jcwlnh Ilab-blii, Catholic Prleiitn and Protentnntmlnlntern. They covered 4,000 mllcnIn invcntliiiitlni! Indii'itrial condition.'1,iind reported their fliidln«n to theNll/f, A double (inurtet from theLarner Psrlnh Choral Boclcty willrender cevcnil /:elcctlon/i..

Installation

October 20th hail been cdeetedthe date for the Installation of of-ficers of William J. Hocking Pout ofthe American Legion. The new of-flceris are: Comamnder, Dr, EdwardCiirbcrry; iicnior vice commander,William Hubert; Junior vice com-mander, Bnmue! LariKnan; adjutantHarold Alexander; finance officer.lumen Trexenzft; tiRrKeant-at-artn«Mayrmrd Vcrcn; hlntorlan, LoulnConcliildl; chnplaln, Moneu

HONORED

Mirai Delphlne Btriitford of Dia-mond Spring Park, Denville who willmarry Joneph A. Ncvln of MountainLnltcfi Friday night nt the Btratfordhomi! wan given u buffet mipper addbridge by Mr, and Mm, John Hfich-eller of Ewit Orungc IwiL Haturdaynight.

FREE! FREE!D A N C I N G

FRIDAY EVENINGNo Admission Fee

Hotel BerkshireDEItKHllHlli VA1AAV

>ENVII.Mi COMMUNirV CHURCHJofltph M. Blenslnn, Pastor

Sunday: The Church School willmeet at 0:30 n. rn., In the depart-mental roomn. The morning wor-nhlp service will be held at 10:45.with a cermon by the pastor andupcclal musical numbcrn rendered byhe ndult choir. The sermon sub-

ject for th morning iu: "God Meet!)with the Scicnllntfl."

The Epworth League nnd the Bi-ble Forum will meet nt 7:00 p. m.

The evening wornhlp norvlce ofthe church vill bo held nt 8:00, ntwhich time the pnntor will preachon "My Tank and My Equipment."

Monday: The Dover LtadcmhlpTmlnlnic School will meet at 7:45p. m,, In the Flnst Methodist Epfcco-pal Church In Dover.

Tuesday: The monthly meeting olthe Women'n Home anil ForeignMissionary Bocletlcu will be held at2:30 p, m.

The Unity Bible Clasii will meetnt the Church at 8:00 p, m.

Wednesday: The Prlmnry nndJunior Leugucn will meet nt thechurch at 3:30, followed by theChildren's Hour at 4:16 p. m. TheChildren's Choir will hold Its rc-hearnal nt 7:00 p, m. The pastorwill have charge of the Mid-weeknttldy hour In the church at 8.

Thuruday: The Epworth Leaguewill present a program: "Let's 8nvethe King," In the new building, at0:00 p, m. Thin will be a moot en-Joynblo program In which a largecant/! of cntcrtnlncrn will appear.

Friday: The Tenchcrii of the Pri-mary Department will hold a Hal-loween Party in tho Primary roomat 8:00 p. m., for tho benefit of thePrimary Department work In thoSunday School.

Saturday: Cottage Prayer Meet-ing at 8:00 p, in.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

Tho following In the nominatingcommittee of the Woman's Auxiliaryof the Lake Arrowhead Club: Mrs, III. Btovcna, Mro. William Ropes, Mrs,C. D. Hamicomo, Mm. Porter Hlgbyand Mm. C. P. Landfanr. The electionof ofllccro will Hike place on Nov. i.

Kit t,Inter, Mrs. Alice Gnrabrnnt ofNewark; Itcv, Noah C. Cause, nndMr. nnd Mia. Gordon Mctzgcr and;oji of Newark,

.'I OKI-: LOO'l'Iil*

( i a n i u i l ' J i i e l l u ' s M n r V . i t . w a i . ! " • ' " • ' - o n u m M i - e ii, (:,b i o k e n I n t o a n d r o b l i e i i l » ; i t f i i t t u r r i a y j ' ! - - " - J'i'«-<-iii;iii. ii. K J

rmly ininor ;Aitj(;i< ; were jlour carton.1, of cigar-tuheii 1,Del) »v, lour carton., of cigar Ilnll

I'tU1.1, two boxt;, of cigars, four hoxci> " " ' "nil' " ' •'•• SOnf enndy. nnd filly nMinies. it In

thought Unit yonthB residing in Dievicinity urc rc.'.iionclble for th'- lossund Chief lienjamin Kinsey is work-Ing nil 11 (hie which he expects willreveal the Identity of the thieves.

tin... lormillion

Arthur

vvech 1'nrty W||lMI Momluy (-ven'.'elviim: inyjM

all ,•„!, r e t e S!,.' ,;„:!,,Mi,. 8

Wi-,!,™,,

K e e p Young withYour ChildrenDon't dive them n cross na

to renieiriiicr. A li:>|ipy homeyou. If your work n 11 Lunlcri-idren oiuioy 011 - A» Koniethitoday. Stiirt tnlinn Lydio K.V U f iinCTvcs—(,'ivi! jou tliot uixa atCDcruy you need.

liy iietuul remnl, yil oiit of 100 wmqjnay, "ltl>e)pmiii'."<;iveilaf»irdiSMio |help you toa i>ulil liy all ch i

AFTER THE TRIAL—George "MachlKelly and hi* wife, Kathryn, In the Federoom «t Oklahoma City, after receiving•entence for kidnapping.

8AULV EILER8 Ig a good COOK asgood icrotn actrcsa and one ot the fisht did After her rcoent marrlaue toBrcwn, the film director, was to turnbatch ol her favorite sweet corn wafflesmakei them this way:

2 cups canned corn! 3 eggs; H i cifinely crumbled (lake soda crackera;tfctp, eugar; % tap, aalt; 2 tspi. bak-ing powder; </t cup melted butter,Intt terp ttlr bRatencoo ytlki. Crumblecracker*, ndC tttoar.tall biklna cowdtr «nd•tl, lnt( corn. Addmeltad butter. Fold InItlffly tflnten whites ofeac>- eake In hotwarfle Iron until crlip•nd brown. 10 Indl-

"SHOE BUTTON"TUBE—Shown with

L . o. ultra ehort «»«cpment nearer solution, »liny tubes denUjned W B'Thompson and G, Mol the RCA RaUlotrclaboratory op«r»t«.»» ' " "

i«»gthi <»r below9bro=dcn8t ; ,

where engine r ««developlno W" ,

The tubes «how» ",- laboratory it"J» •'

(Bolow) — N. R. A.Pres9 Room—WheroInlormotlon regard-I no the governmentsprogreas In bringingback proaperlty, l«lojued to the public.

NLW8 FROM NRA FRONT-Floyd Gibbon, war.lime ace reporter, cover« the NRA front Mondayevenings over NBC atatlong from coatt to ooost, read-ing speolal dlepatohes by wire Irom NRA DirectorICiinon and other recovery leaders In Wa«hlnuUn.Latent NRA newi and human Intereet atorles aretreajnttd by Qlbbons on lhe John«-Manvlllo prooram,m ooop<ratlon with heads ol government agenciesictlve In the recovery program.

DedicationContinues

inM

i t,, th* B«* -—,„ |',«**yleri*n» *»

; y,ar I KM ;

., -j ni.) it the ninth of''-K^iimeiiU relating t he ;

"it i he Pre*byteri»»i i'""'l-.z-kaway which mu\u...i (i l»32. TtUls ln«Ull- ';'•/•• with the sermon,

. ij,.- dedication ol the i1j,. Buii.HbM KJn«. then

,,,„. u> heaven, m wt >ijiuljcr ol them have,!

» notire* of r«)otetng they have'wb«n permitted to look down md•««, or to receive iiiKMgwt* th»tth#tr children'* children, mm stftcranother, ai/J t,',i:,i;(iBit« several iJlthem in (iul':k su','.t»»K«i, »r« gath-ered InU/ the ICiii^dum ol ChrUtThey fran n** id tru* Iww li is that& good man Iiavetri mi mtn-.nUi.rtixtut hi* triilcrBiii; <:\iM><iii. Howcould they have li.vi-stca s!//f:k to goyWXl kdVMltitKfc'/ 111 H'lli'. Siiy fiVUidthey have Mcuted MJ mi[Cijt»i,t ayoud U; uoboru fc««:i iitioiis. We areU> t'OittitAiir KOHI*-* rt-a&mh wiuc.U v*thave to twpe ant (/ray to t*ll*ve.that the prophecy in '.tit t"-2i. willhave mi WMnv'htAMMA it, regardU) thi* lui.tti IIUUM. Wti«n it wasfully ascertained that, Un- i/ld housew*8 too much decayed t/j JUilify Jta

repairwJ, the \^M\A" u»M»:ii i>i

i r almsM with one voice, "let u»i J* up Mid build." "tk> they i tmif th-« m l th*m«elKe» for their w<wk";DtWIV came forward with a llbersdltyworthy «f no good a <;iu«*. MA tub-»crii>ed u.t:i full iixioMit. aim tuAIt ta*r> ift any 'ythftt cause, wt; mltOitsay Ueyoiiel Wieir mftaaur*. But 1 pre-sume th«>- will t* trie last U> uum-plalli i/I having (lone U«o much Bornemay sl.iii i:iU-iid >/, incrcaM then »ub-M:riitUwi. hiifi Uiiuk tdity have re-served th»rif;. t.<, SIKI ifi the final pay-lAfcht. tttiiii may iiiteiid the hent In-tert»t» frf the church. Hat in it »omuch vmfituwMt*. atxjut the mannerif itie work i* done. We 'rust thoMWiW aie fnertfJJy ' ' ;.ne cause ofChrlBl will ixjt nutter thl» tlrn« of de»-IUK K(AXi to ps*Ha uinrnpruved. TIM:U'>mn:. UiiJupbttDniiUy ol maw oul-(liittt ifnprov«;rnei(t>. if; finished, and

TBSES

Wild Mappinen and freflom fromtworry come with frequent telephone viiiti tothe folks buck home. • Cill 50 miles for 45 c«nti; 150 milei.for only(80 cent*(50 re t s after 8:30 P. M.) • NEW JERSEY BKU, TELEPHONE COMPANY

by the good providence of Ood weare now permitted to enter It, though 1It it cha t I ardently desired, 1 had!scarcely expected to «ee. It Is a noble •

'bui ldup. It Us neat, and with thei rifcht management, will be found »ul-] ficientiy fcpaciouB for our accoflnmo-'datiori, Tiiere may be things whichmny K* kubjecU of remark, according

,U> different tastes of individuals, but:. it )K doubtful whether we shouldi generally be pleased Trie buildingj committee deserve much credit, aridj will doubtless receive the thanks of| the congregation. The building, itself;)» a Kuffieient mcomium on the con-; tractorii and workmen. The house af-ford* a much better appearance than

: we had expect«d; it Is made of much| more durable materials, that underI the care of the Shepherd of Israel we(hope It will (stand a long time toI come. The building Itself in far su-perior to the former house; It does

! honor, to the cauise of Christ, It1 tells the passing traveler, that the

living Ood in worshipped there. Thatmany of the People here are agreedIn rendering honor to whom honorIs due, and In seeking Instruction atthe feet of Him who upake as neverman spake. What a different char-acter would a theatre «lve to thisplace? And what a different char-acter would any other bulldine give,

; which WHJS defslKr;(:d for some ternpo-; ral purpose? What a different lan-; cuafje would a monument .'.peak,which wa« erected to perpetutrtte thememory and exploits of some Kreat

' warrior, or the nobl^ dfetl-, of .somedlUniKUlithed statesman''

It is the more honorable to (iod.| :i.;; t-vt-.ry par* of it, i<; ;;o 'unrXiurU-d' lhat those win, meet, here #it.l> i: view

U, atu-ufi u, the iN.'.ini'tion:. nfCiod'i; v/»,rfl, may \><- ;i'f ornrjifKU,1'1*!in tii>- b':U iniJiiner v.'Hh nolhitiK un-

• iiwiiil to divert Hi'ii fill'-•i.tiun Iromthe itrciil. object bcfoif iheni. Weho[,t- ;ifid itiuy aijfj ht-lif'i' tliift. tlii^.hoii'.f" y/ill b'1 l-i in',,''' ;d(,iion:. 'h.anthe fr,:ior:, l/r-,,,1.,- : ; , a : , . |,i,v.l; ,;<.,wlil bf; ciiioV'd; ifioK' m'iiti:, '/.'ill b':u:.Ki, r.'hiif.liiiu:, in Iheu i <- ,|j«-f.t.lVf:

i place:; will be moic i ichv, an'l allof th'-ir clftiit!. will l,c iiMcnoWl with;i luol'- i(nme(li;itc fiivi-ni' ai'i-nt-y.

CJ'o be f.ontinuedi

Red Cross Workers to; Confer on Roll Call

In New Jersey

; WashinKton, i> ('... fJct. Ill fiov.A. Harry Moore will welcome dele-

i «ate!S Ui a confercni'- of Red CrossI workers In Camdcii today. The con-• fcrencc will roncider plant; for thecomlriK membership ramipaiKii. Na-

\ tional Hed Cross licsultjuai t.ers will beI represented by .lame.'; I. Fleuer, vice' chairman, and Walter Davidson, as-i distant manager of the eastern area.! The subject of Mr, Flescr't addresswill be "The Red C'ro!;:;, u PermanentA«»et in Community and Nation."

A psychologist reports that thehand with which a person throws aball It a better test of left handed-ntrss than tasks and activities, suchas writing.

Chevrolet AgainLeads the Field

POT the eighth consecutive yearChevrolet will occupy number one»lace at the 1934 national automo-bile shows at New York and Chicagofollowing space drawings here thisweek under the supervision of theNational Automobile Chamber ofCommerce,

H. J Klingler, vice-president andgeneral sales manager of Chevrolet,had first choice of exhibit, space atthe Orand Central Palace. New Yorkand the Chicago Coliseum by reasonof his company's wholesale volumefor the twelve monthn ended June30 having exceeded that of any oth-er member company of the NationalChamber, which includes everyAmerican automobile company ex-cept one.

Back in 1937 Chevrolet first oc-cupied the top honor position atthe National shows and has con-sistently remained in that position,each year by a growing margin. Infive of these years Chevrolet notonly led all members of the NationalChamber, but also out-built andout-sold the only non-member totake the leadership In the Industry.

The awards of exhibit space here. were made according to the relativestanding of member companies onthe basis of the whoesale dollar val-ue of cars shipped during the fiscalyear beginning July 1, 1932, andended June 30, 1933.

Picture* of eight general* whoserved in the Civil War were notavailable a few years ago when a col-lection was assembled.

In 1560 Queen Elizabeth receivedas a gift her first pair of knitted silkstockings.

Read our columns as written byfamous columnists ????

I'UNO COMPANYSlrfet, Nrwnrk, N. J.

The

Morris CountySavings Bank

21 South StreetMORUISTOWN, MOW JERSEY

The ONLY Savings Bank in Morris County

A MUTUAL Savings Bank

' We have no stock-holders except our de-positors. All earnings belong to them, whichis the meaning of a MUTUAL Savings Bank.

Interest Dividends Payable Quarterly

JANUARY APRIL JULY OCTOBER

Assets Over $16,500,000.00

A Gala Week of FOOD SAVINGS!!!To celebrate another year of RKAL SUCCESS, on our Fourth

Birthday, each "UNION FOOD STORH" manager is waiting to .serve youwith extra values in these Anniversary SI'KCIALS. There are far to many to attempt

to list them all here, so visit your nearest "I JNION FOOD STORK" and BUY! BUY! - N O W !

Corn Flakes Pkg. 5c* popular ready to cat cereal mude moredelicious by adding sliced fruits.

!

Uco COFFEE - Vacuum racked l l > . '>••>'•SIHMROCI COFFEE »'• 2:f<;

BETTEI. 111JV COFFEE III. l»c

Uco BUTTER-11b. rolls 27cUoo IJutter l:i ''liiirii'.d fioin piu'p \wt-t-l creamand Hcori'ii U'.t or hlrcher by U. U. flovernmi'iit(it.'uiflnrd:;. You will hole ccififlcafe in cadipound.

Klil'I'-U-T/ITION

Sweet Cjder Gal. 43cA Heal Treat Inc. Jug

. COMBINATION OF|Uw PANCAKE FLOUR, 20-oJ.

IK SVIUJP, 10-oz. lug

Until fur

MAT<;III:KHIIAMIUKK I'KAH(iltANIJI,AI'i;l> HIJOAIl<;ONDI;NHI:I> MILK

I'arkugfft £,r»c•I. f.'anii 2.r>c

r. IIIN. r.w

E JAM 2 Ib Jar

Tomato Juice or TomatoJuice Cocktail 10c

1A m. Bottle

I"™ COCOA. 2 Ib Can )7o

No. Z Cmi 10c5 Culicn I."in

Uco Canned Foodsat

KIICKII I'INICAI'I'LK

Fill JIT HAI.AI)Al'l'l-K BAIJCi;I'IIIICV Mr-ltliiif I'KAHASI'AIIAIJIIH TII'Hr«ni:y TOMATOKK(idldtil Iliinlum C'OKN

itry Kiivlii|;»'I. liimiwl C'UIK 2f)r

lurisrnt can I ' ' 'Inricmt dill 2:i<t

Two No, Z ran* ll(cNo. ;! can I7<:

No. I Miiiarr can IO«No, 2 can 10cNo. ;.' ran I \)r

WIIEATIKK .. .. 2 I'ackascs 23c.11:1,1,-0 — AssorUril Flavors 3 PackaRes 19cA({(i«li OMVK OH, I . Pint Can 25c«JI!AKICItS OKACKta.S I'ackriRC ticHoftarlk (,'AKi; FLOUR I,arcc PIIB. 29c

HIl.VKU OUST — Dish Towel FKF.F.with 2 I'ACKAOICS

A-A Omility E(J(JS Dozen 21c

I Shamrock AJVIMONIA1 MAZOLA OIL

GOLD DUST I'OWDE| Uco FLOUK

Quart BottleGallon Can

I 2 larce pkgs.24 It) Cotton Ban

1 Uco PEANUT IHIITEK 2 I'ound Jar1 UCO The Better1 8-07.. jurs—10c* lfi-07

SLICED KACON1 BEANS with Pork

Grade MAYONNAISEjars—l!)c 32-01. J a r s -

Two 'i-lft PkRS.2 large cans

10c83c27cl)5c25c

33c

19c19c

F R E E! $1.50 ValueLIFETIME CHROMIUM TRAY

With 2 I'ackaite Tops From

BISQUICK 29cMailed to l!i:.(|liiili. Buffalo, N. V.

Meat Specials

Noodles, Macaroni orSpaghetti-Choice.. . . . 5c

6«vc It plentifully In many wuyn- A real buy today

CAMPIHXI.'H TOMATO SOIII'WANIIIW; NOI)A z\,. Ib

Vi'n Jersey White l,c/:liiirn IXiGS ( arlon of 12, 37cSI'ICHO HAM — Sliced I . 11, 15cI'AUHT-ETT t'HHKSK 2 I'kss. 29c

Can He HTOKK CIIKIiSl; — Mild round 19c

A T E PUODINO Keg. 81M I'UK. ''•8»OE I'OLIBIIER 2 Can« 15c

SUNSIIINK BISCUITS

Soda Crackers - 3 pkgs. I kBuff (lakes Ib. 21c

Kri.spy Ouckcrs I Ih. pkf{. 17c

There Are !)!!» Uses for

0X01 2 Bottles 25cI'co I'nnc.v White iVIrat

Tuna Fish.. </2 Size Can 15cI'rlces In Effect From Oct. Ifltli to Oct 25th, Inc.

Uco Rolled Oats 5cWelt or Regular Full 20-oz, Package

Union Food Stores178 MAIN ST., Cor. Ituncli Street TEL. 78

/'rices Effective Friday and Saturday

Smoked (^ala Hams Ib. 9c

Highest Quality Smoked Hams 1 fin

Whole or half string end A " * - '

FRHSU HAMS Ib. 15c

Legs of Spring Lamb Ib. 2()cSIRLOIN STEAK — Ih.ROUND STKAK — Ib.ROUND R O A S T - Ih.

Fresh Hamburg Ib. 19c

I Ionic Made Sausage Ib. 23c

Fresh Roasting CM ICKKNS Ib. 23c

Fresh FOWL Ib. 19c

25.

ROCKAWA*

Rockaway RecordU-red Post Oitiee, Rockaway. K J., as

ttecond Class MatterAN INDEPENDENT WEEKLYISSUED EVEBY THURSDAY

OSCAR PEER, Managing EditorHOSS1E R. KINN'EY. Local Editor

Telephone Connectivity:office 2?o (31-.M Dover

OBlce: MAIN ST., ROCKAWAV, N. 1.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933

ABOUT NEWS

The Rockaway Record, not unlikeother newspapers, has often publish-ed articles explaining the old, oldstory, "Why didn't my news appearin the paper?" Time and time againwe have did our level best to impressupon our readers that their newsitems Were omitted from our paperdue to lack of space. Increased ad-

Miss Whisner'Continued on Page Ii

Many Prizes Presbyterian(Continued Prom Page 1>

the contest. [ In the float division and it is re-John Hritz leads the field with | ported that many business men have

836 votes listed to his credit this; arranged to have attractive floats inweek. D. Gordon Fichter holds i the parade, a first, second, and thirdthird position in the race for King j prize will be awarded by the com-with a total of 562 votes. Joe Kelly : mittee. Prizes will be awarded tohas 84 votes and Howard MacKin- ! organizations in the line of march,non has 73 ballots to his credit. | The school children will be divid-

Now is the time to vote. Don't; ed into groups and prizes for thewait or you may find that yourvotes will not be counted due to thedeadline set for the final collectionof the ballots.

NoticeAll ballot boxes in the borough will

Oetober 25 except theTonkin and Hoffman's store.

children will be awarded along thesame lines as in the adult division.The parade, judging from presentpredictions, will be the most elabor-ate Halloween Parade ever staged inRockaway and will probably be wlt-

o! visitors from£ £ J £ £ „ „ olVisitors from^ ,Vt throughout the county who arebox in | Halloween in

^^^ T i £ Halloween Ball toheld immediately following the

(Continued Plum Pugfc 1ed" Prom this church they went

i forth and to this church somt uf'them returned. There weie troubledtimes end there » « f wanoiis o!great blessing. The Church had itsups-and-downs as all other institu-tions. This will not only bt a his-torical celebration but It will alsobe a period of spiritual emphasis,

i The mere fact that an organizationis old is not so much to its credit,the question is how has it served,during its life. We hope to make

i this a time of happy remembrancesi and an occasion when we remindI ourselves of our duties on being con-| nected with the church, and the re-ligion of Jesus Christ.

The program for the week—Nov.19 to 26th—will be published in nextweek's issue of the Record.

^™?L,°Li*°t*™Lt'iZZ^ Parade in the Odd Fel.ows Hall un-afternoon y

means that all votes must be placedIn the ballot boxes before the abovestated hours at which time the com-1miUee will collect the votes and make jthe final tabulations.

pa dder the auspices of the RebekahLodge, also promises to be an out-standing event.

vertising. in other words, made it I Saturday and Tuesday evenings on : peat u t t h e Methodistimpossible for us to insert these newslj* ;|lgn to be placed neai - t he ballot , T u ( , s d a y I i m n l i Nov. 7,i t . ™ P«,orHi»«B nt thp iat-t that, thp ??* ' , . . „_ ' . 3 , S , £ , : r h l s attraction will be :

Each ballot station will publish j . U m . [ e pete and Louise" radio en-tbe standings of_(he contestants next !

t e r U i n e r s ,station WAAN) will ap-Church hereat 8 o'clock.

.. , . . . , . i t l i «««. .»*..*.. ..*...* - n — , 2 jji^ auiat 'Liui i wui ue presented u n -items regardless of the fact that the c o m m i t t e e w i I 1 absolutely refuse to j d e r t h e auspices o f the Missionaryitems were probably of much in-1 give out any information relative to : y.jriety of the church and the Girlterest to the readers. After all i t i ) n e s tanding of \hc coniesiitnts. j S l.outb.. Tickets may be secured frommust be remembered, that a news-j ne 1 , 6 ^ 5 ^"^ 'divisions will api'tar inpaper receives its livelihood through I t n e Ro(kawa.v Iln-md tin' followingjts. advertising so naturally it is the'day. Thursday, Oct. 2(i. Vote and

CENT-A-WORD

Mrs. David Matthews or any mem-ber uf the Girl Scouts.

I vote fast!Lookadvertising that receives preference. .

when it comes to a matter of space in ; Queenthe paper. Mildred Whisner

We have earnestly requested the •Marguerite Crane

cooperation of everyone on such oc- R ( ' 'sI!'nQn '^ni

casions as described above but it is Mildred Swayzesurprising lo notice the amount of Anna Ferroneill will that is unintentionally create:! Nancy Floydby the paper when „ u- compe.led to K l ' ^ ™ i a l * . ...;;..omit news .stories. A typical example vivian Millscan be had by mentioning the party Marjorie Sayrethat brought in a lengthy news story Anna August

Jennie CollinsLurretia Nichols

1.15283672

. 588... 86... 40

40... 35... 34. 26.. 19. 18

16.... 11

King

a few hours before publication andnow finds himself criticising thepaper because we were unable to J ( j l ]n H l i l z

print the entire yarn. It is easy to Bruce Ayresbring your complaints to the Rock- D. Gordon Fichter .away Record office when one of your ^ut ' Kelley

stories has been left out of the paper ""odlerno^r""0". . !but try and convince your daily paper Robert Gerardthat they should print every story II. R. Kinney 33

Dave Cochran 181817

83657256284734136

you write and also tell them that:they are not to have the privilcBe S ^ J ™ /.Zof cutting down the length of your [ AndrewKluskiestory. You wouldn't think of taking j Ogden Collinssuch steps as far as a daily paper j j ; ! M^Tis concerned, would you? Wt-11—thiai (Franc-is Raymond' ......give us a little consideration when ! •—-you get all steamed up over your!missing newspaper article. We are, Iand always have been, anxious to jpublish all the news we receive atthis office hut in submitting yourstories you might give a little at-

Union Food Storesf Continued Prom Page 1)

ganization. A few of the outstandinghitems, representing the highest qual- j

tention to the fact that a certain I "* of merchandise at the most!economical figure, might be men-happening, apparently worth one or gtioned as follows: Butter, 27c per tb;two columns of space in the news- s u s a r 4 it>s. for 23c; Campbell's

paper, in your opinion, might be en- I soup. 6c; egus, 21c doz.; rolled oats,tirely without interest to the other ?>c; cider. 43c gal.; tuna fish, 15c;

peas, 2 cans for 25c; corn flakes, 5c;high grades of fresh roasted coffee,

and 25c, 23c or 19c a 1b. Every one areaders, '

All we ask from our readersthose sending us news stories is theircooperation when it is needed most.Get your stories to our office beforeWednesday night of each week, makethem as brief as possible and straightto the point, write them on a type-writer If possible, and last but notleast—always keep in mind that weare here to do our level best to serveyou and your interests.

Sewer Construction'Continued Prom Page 1)

to the taxpayers of this communityis going to put the unemployedRockaway citizen back to work.When his week's work is completedTie will receive his money insteadof the customary grocery order that

'has been his sole existence duringthe past two or three years. He isgoing to have a job and with thatjob he wil again regain his place inthe community. I am glad the tax-

payers of our Borough have openedtheir eyes sufficiently to realize thatby putting this municipal seweringsystem in our Borough at this timethey are safeguarding the health ofthis generation and the next andthey are also performing an actualact of mercy in putting our unfor-tunate citizens back to work.

"I am convinced," he said, "thatthere will not be a man in this Bor-ough out of a job this winter if theywant to work and I am informedthat the payroll for this job will beabout $4,500 a week. That meansthat the merchants are going tobegin to collect on back accountsand that the landlords will againcollect rent. I believe that Council-man John Lusardl, Councilman JohnCrane, and Councilman Manuel Se-dano. comprising the committee thathas made this splendid achievementpossible, should be extended thegenerous appreciation of the people•of our community."

Many other citizens of the Bor-ough, including officials, have toldthe Rockaway Record during theweek that they are highly pleasedwith the sewering project due to thework It is going to create this win-

ter. Members of the sewering com-mittee have already been besiegedwith applications for work from theunemployed which clearly indicatesthat Rockaway's idle. In the major-ity of cases, are ready and anxiousto work instead of having to dependon local relief for a livelihood.

William Robshaw of Wall street re-turned to his home here this weekfrom the Presbyterian Hospital inNewark where he underwent anoperation for a serious throat ail-ment. Dr. Sprague, Newark specialist,performed the operation which waspronounced a success. It will be sev-eral days, however, before Mr. Rob-shaw fully recovers his health. Todayhis condition Is reported as lair.

good buy. Many moro enticing offerswill be found in the Union FoodStores advertisement in this issue ofthe Rockaway Record.

Remember . . . you are assured ofprompt and courteous service at theUnion Food Stores. Mr. Odierno andhis sons extend a cordial invitationto visit their store during this anni-versary week and get acquainted withthe Union Pood Stores method ofdoing business. It is not necessaryto purchase in order to visit theUnion Food Stores. Mr. Odierno en-joys the presence of Rockaway folksin his place of business even thoughthey simply drop in to pass the timeof day. Visit the Union Food Storesand save money!

The Union Food Stores recommendand specialize in the sale of Uco FoodProducts as the better grade of mer-chandise. This line of products en-joys a splendid reputation in themetropolitan area for extra fine qual-ity. No finer foods can be had else-where and for their excellent good-ness the Union Food Stores recom-mends that you purchase suppliesunder this brand. And, of course,everything connected with the UnionFood Stores is under the Blue Eagleof the N.R.A.

"Footlight Parade" to OpenFriday at Newark

"Footlight Parade" the third suc-cessive star-studded Warner musicalextravaganza, opened at the Bran-ford Theatre, Newark, Friday even-ing for an extended engagement.

The opening was accompanied bymuch excitement, and all of the fan-fare incident to a Hollywood Pre-miere or a Broadway "First Night".The entire atmosphere in front ofthe theatre was a gala one, withbanners, decorations, cameras, sou-venirs, confetti, chorus girls, cele-brities from all walks of life, offic-ials, powerful kleig lights and spot-lights which lit up the entire frontof the theatre in a blaze of illum-ination, sky-writing paraphernaliawhich threw its message against theside of Newark's skyscrapers and abombastic display of fireworks whichlasted for thirty minutes.

James Cagney is one of the 20 fea-tured players and makes his debut asa "Song and Dance Man" on th'escreen. It is said that Jimmy'sdancing Is one of the most inter-esting features of the picture andit may well be so., since Jimmystarted his stage career as a "Hoof-er" in vaudeville, still likes that kindof work and never let up on hisdancing since he went "Hollywood."Joan, Blondell plays opposite Cagney<nd w,ifl be remembered for hersinging of the "Forgotten Man"number in "Gold Diggers." DickPowell and Ruby Keeler, that highlypopular romantic, team of "42ndStreet" and "Gold Diggers," alsoturnjsh fhe romance in "PootllghtPatade."

5 Points of Satisfaction

have put

PontiacFirst

in sales of all cars inits price range!

(First 8 months of 1933)

ECONOMY STRAIGHTEIGHT

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All these are yours in a Pontiac,at prices that are acceptably low,Don't take our word alone. Driveit and judge for yourself.

AS LOW AS

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2-door Sedan, tC33;Sundird COUDS, t5)S;Sport Coupe, (570; j .door Tourln, SedanS6":-«-d<>orBednn,»695;Ccnv«mbl,c,upc.«695

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Preston Foster in MAW IVHABATTLE OP THE CENTURY BELOW THK

t i l i fih b t Cmin nerve-tingling fight between shark and OMOIJUA IKHspot of "Samarang." In this instance u..-in pr(W|! ,!tentacles as the killer shark, after maiiwni'eim;! f,,, 'about its crafty opponent, 'the odds an u:shark in such an encounter) strikes with 1:end to the writhings of the giant oetoj>u,', yits mighty jaws.

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Put a Padlock onHuman Nature

It is perfect natural to spendall the money you make, yetyou know that you shouldn't.You know you should be layingsomething aside.

That's why a building andloan investment is such a linething. You resolve on a pro-gram of putting so many dol-lars into your shares each andevery month. You cannot getmaximum returns unless youstick to that program.

When you subscribe forshares you are figuratively put-ting a padlock on part of yourincome. You are making iteasier to resist the temptationsto spend.

No other plan of saving canaccomplish quite so much forYOU.

Rockaway Building& Loan Ass'n

George E, Fisher. Secretary

Make Every Day Fire Prevention Da)By observing a few simple rules you can helpto reduce the fire waste. But don't stop thereyou need the financial safeguard of

FIRE INSURANCK TOO

— See us at once —

E. J. Matthews & SonsMain Street Phone 146

NOTICEEffective October 1, 1933, interest will l>e credited on 8JI-

ings Accounts »t rate of 3% per annum, credited jcml-annoal-ly, in compliance with regulation of the Federal RwmBoard.

"Regulation: No member bank shall pay interest, accrolqafter October 31,1933, on any time deposit or any part ihtmlat a rate in excess of three per cent per annum, compomiWsemi-annually."

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

IN ROCKAWAV NEW JEBSEl

Fall Clearance Sale

Used Gars With An That Counts

N o w is the time to purchase the A U T O M O B I L E you were

thinking about. Exceptional values in used cars . . . all tuned

up for winter driving

At Greatly Reduced PricesA visit to our sales room will surely prove advantageous. Trades

accepted . G. M. A. G. easy terms available.

E. Arthur LynchNEW JERSEY« » . « . ROCKAWAY

N.B.A.

Telephone 133

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582No. 8

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lost a valuable horse latt week.Anthony Vuiwhrrbelt of Denmark upending the Easter holidays in New

York.

Mm, Verna ShuU. daughter of Mrand Mrs. Sidney Bhull. who has beenIn China seven yeara a* a missionary

A number of people from here are ha* arrived In the United States onthe Mt. Tabor meeting*. \ " — " ' " * " " '• " " " " *"•">«

Prrry will move in the home \

teth* camp meeting.

lately occupied by William JohM.

^ ' r^rn The"/ ptfentshere In the nearfuture. The trip willbe made by automobile.

rimuc

therebyTake notice that at a regular meet-

ing of the Mayor and Council ot theBorough of Rockaway, held in the j givenCouncil Chambers, Municipal Build-1 makeins. on Friday. October 13th, 1933,the following Ordinance was duis'introduced and passed on its firstreading; and further take notice tttMthe said Ordinance will b* consideredfor final ptuuftge on Thursday, No-vember »th 1933. at eight o'clock P

Section 8. If after the ordinanceshall become operative, the owner orowners of any properties affected

h l l l fshall neglect, after noticeheieiriafter provided

collection or to

stailauoti of toilet us shall hereafter

.Borough^fe'*"m-1 Council , " .™clo'».

be dirtclto inet prcstriiCouncil simor in.stivUati(lirect.ioii a

I i tguirtd,I hi law. lluca-jKt suchto be made

Hupervistoiiuf the Borough, or to

">g, oil hthintroduce

, reading•nder trie the said <

o! l h e ! f o r final'

inn:f, tillon 6 Befoit to

M , at the Council Chambers, Munlc- [ award out ol more con tracts for mak-ipal Building, Borough of Kockaway,!'•"" •••"•'• i">«".i™->™.,,t<.Rocka«ay. New Jersey, at which timeand place objections, if any, may bemade thereto.Dated—October n t h 1933.

JAB. B. MAY,

make any such connection or in-stallation or awarding any contractfor the making thereof, it shall be

, the duty of the Borough Council toBorough Clerk. c i t u s < ; notice of each contemplated

connection or installation to be givenAN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING to the owner or owners of any prop-

THE CONSTRUCTION, OPERA- j erties affected, sufficiently definite in~ "" """ ' ' to identify the same as well us

ription of the required connec-

AN OHDINANCP„,„ . .THE ISSUANCE n»TION AND MAINTENANCE OF A i terms to identify the same as well as DRED THOURAwnSANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM i a description of tlie required connec-11 «•>«««"",>,. flnu

WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF I tion or installation, und notice thatROCKAWAY. IN THE COUNTY OF j unless Sttict connection or installationMORRIS, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, | shall be completed within thirty (30)

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C. CromlwiJ. PapleckM, McCabe£. KeplerJ Ryan

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no135130

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prepare plant and specifications forMini Gertie Haltlmar had charge the coniitruction of a four room brick

of the Kpworth League lint Sunday school building at Hlbernla. on theevening. «itc of the school house recently de-

— ' utroyed by fire. The new school Is toMany are tin.- expression* of regret cost MO.000.

that the Port Oram Gazette ceaned'to exist, j The Lackawanna station at Rocka-

way open* at 7:45 a. in. dally andCarrol Merritt of Newark spent continued open until 5:30 p. rn. ex-

Sunday with Mr. and Mr». John C. cepllng from 1 to 2 p. m., when ItMerritt. ; In cloned for lunch hour. On the last

— d a y s,t the month the office is openTwenty men on the dock at the at «:;iO a. rn. and is also ope

Architect J, J. Vrecland of Dover | APPROPRIATING TWO HUNDRED (days after the .service thereof, it ishat been engaged by the Kockaway | THOUSAND DOLLARS t $200,000.00) the intention of the Borough Coun-

* THEREFOR AND PROVIDING FOftlcrl to make such coniitrtioii, or causeTHE LEVYING OF ASSESSMENT] the [>ame to be done, pursuant to law. iON THfcl PROPERTY SPECIALLY • " ' J "

T o w [ U ( h , p

by thof gducatlor> to

i f i i f

vemberM, at the Co"tipal BuildingRockaway N(.and plan, obj,made theretoDated - Oelutx

13th,

l$200.000 00BONDS OF xjjj-ROCKAWAY INMORRIS K'

BENEP1TTED THEREBY.

OKOINANCBE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor! taimiy above tin

and Council of tho Bonmfli of lioc.P- | yoiirw: uiaway. In the County of Morris

Andover Mine. Hlbemla. will be laid thin hour onmonth hf> thut,tllFrir ticket-.

first flay of1401 on this week168

f i tthe!:cl

Htate (>i NewSection

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186

158179148173

We regret to hear that Mr. Quinn ,ha* be«ri vwy sick, but learn he in In another column in I hi.-, i

782 j improving, ' ; print, an annnimei IJ;< nt of, — ™ ~ jour ent.'tprising yoimi' men.

138] We are Hurry U< hear that Frank, H. Chewey, who is onlcniiihad been nick, and ate. xlad [ trlcal field. He is » local i

! hflt; i l l i ' i a W i d e fKfi'-i if-iiri'| trlclty and will In'.UII or i:-|

Twtnty- thrcr ; car lomltt nt art: l.'f'ihlriK i-lnrUUni limn « doobeing tihipp(4 dally from t he It lchard llic iarKo.M. cloctr|i;:il devi'-i-

rsfy. as follow.'.:i, A !,aiiil.<uy .(,(-w(:r,'u;rruifih uric J lat.end ;ic;v<'is,, anrt Kpi»nrtMi<'jrK:f;;;, i.1,kii.'.heil lur UH- I)o!om;li

',ty unt\ D i f con.'.fr\\<:\\f>n,e u n d o i » e r ; i t i n n (jf M i c h':,l.cln h i [ t i e ; , f i e r i . ' , , hvv-

.'jiV:> ;!ii(t [)lil>lic placr:. ' ; a i u i

Such notice may be served upon theownor or owner;? ic^idf.-nt in the Bor-outfli of Rockuway in piibon, or byIcaViii!/ tlie hauu: at their u;;uai pia( (uf ii'Sicliiicc with a liteutbt'i' of their

s: of fourteenjch owner ;,hall

not if.'.iflt. in the il(jroii(;Ji of Hock-awiiy. Kiicti notice may be si:rvi:d up-an him personally oi mjiiitU to }i\:>!a!,t, kiiov.'n post oltice iid(ir'(:i,o, or itmay hi served upon the occupant ofthe proiKily or upcm the UKI:III ofthe owner in charge thereot; in casethe owner oi any such property i.sunknown or (jerviee. cannot., for anvrriii.oii Ui: made as ufiov<: diiectrd

TO FINANCE THEIMPHOVf-iMF -KESSED /iSPECIALLY

HE IT OIIIJAINEU bva n d f .o i in i ii i,f \iv, ^ ( ] r i :

a w i i y , m i h e C.nujjy " "of Nev. , i e i S l . v .,,: . ,

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783 806 790

J, KielyE. OlnderJ. Grant .L. smithT. Chiarella

F. RodlmerJ, McDonaldM. ReeseM. RyanJ. Orow

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769No. 4

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246179170148

703 790

118137186161212

133Hi142147134

69B 796 720

High Score

High Average.212

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Rockaway High LosesTo Little Washington

By 12 to 0 Score

After a hard and thrilling battleRockaway HlKh nurra -lered to LittleWaohlnxton with tho finnl ncorr- of12-0. The WanhlriKton team out-weighed the Rockaway team by alarge margin,

Hockswny received m:vnn firstdowns to their eight and completedfour out of seven passes to Waoh-

-ington'o three out of five.Little Washington's flmt touch-

down came in the third period, after8 scorelesH flr«t half, when a pa«n wasthrown over the goal line and com-pleted their necond touchdown witha run off tackle but failed tn mak«both extra polnto,

Bockaway /scrapped and foughttheir hardest and threatened In thelast quarter when WinJet caiwht abeautiful pawi thrown by Bob Jnyriewhich netted approximately forty-five yards, but the lonnln tsot no fur-ther being held 011 downii

"Bob" Thompson playeri n wonricr-ful game and Is to be credited for hl/iflcrapplness and football ability, torhin first year out for the Kpwt,

Rockaway threatened In th« thirdquarter due to a bad kick by Wiuih-lngton, and went down to WMIIIIIK-ton'fi 15-yard llti't hut ;11;a 1 r 1 wereheld for downn by the powerfulWashington team.

In the flrjit half both teatim din-played real football and clfiiui |))<iy-lng, Each ciicelved tin: nami; iiuinb>:rof first downs and ench nalnnd uboutthe same amount of yiirdw«'.

Joe Yurcsko also pluycd n urentgame und gained cMiuilderiibl'! yard-age for hl.'i team by hl'i runninii, and

' hlfi ability to cut In niul out nndaway from hln would-be tacklero,

There w«f! H considerable iiDiouritOf. yardage lout by both teams due topcnoltlen, for holding, i-ouKlincnri, off-Hide and Incomplete pais'irai. Wash-ington wmi penttli'/cd f>r> yiirdii toRockaway'B 45 yardo.

The following played for llocktiwayKramer, Tettemer, Thompnon, Can-non. WclllriKtnn, Cnupcrnon, Wlnuet,Jayne, Schmidt, Yiireako, Bulllvan,Clardl and Ilaulwanto,

North Arlington TigersWill Oppose Rockaway

Here Next Sunday

Next Sunday at Ulwty Field thoRockawuy Athletic Club will cltinhwith the North Arlington Tlgern Inthe third gridiron content of the ma-son for the local eleven. The A. C'11opened their nchcdule two weekn attoeX Morrlntown where they met de-feat, but larit Sunday they enme bankto win a hard fotmlit battle fromLivingston, The North Arlington out-fit comes to Ilockawuy with a repu-tation of having a number of formercollege stnr/i In the lineup and thodetermination to take home thebacon. ManiiRer Guild han heen drill-Ing his chnrgen hard during tho wee)In preparation for th« Arlingtongame. Tho ltlck-ofr will take placepromptly at 2:30 p. m,, and prac-tically thn Mimo line-up that op-posed Livingston lust Sunday willface tho Invaders from North Arling-ton. _

~6Tfli!if"»poaTH ON PAOH 7

K p i j o h ,

to learn he l« txrtlcr.

i, ri<-the i

bell

lioiiion.'. llieicr.f within ;.iud r.orouiiii . no t i ce th(!i(;of Khali be publ i shed at, ! , ; u i l l i n

we liercliy aulliorizeil. The plan:, iiud j l ( ' ' l ' ' ! <""'<•• l l " t '«•'« l h a l i " ' i r t y i.'KH j 0 , U | (

':pei-iflrati(ini, thi-rcfoi arc to be en- ; <<W;; beiorc tho mukiiu: of MU-1M:OU- j N ,tilled. ••I'l.'in of a .Sanitary Ficwerant " " ' • " • ' " " ' ' ' " '

ISoroiiCh of Kockaway.; ' ' ' ' • ' "iirifl are to in: riruwri''"ll(i I ! l

-days belori: the maliim; of :.iirh con-! ncction by the :,aid iJorouKh Conn-

ncv^ipapcr circulating in tliethere may be inserted

Mine, Hlbemla.

anri riiii'de "by (,'. C. Vernie-nle, C. K, \'" the said advortisement, notice toanrl mv.rl \'if iialil lioroiiith, and In connection

lilMtos Mabel O, Miller of Bridge- damai/c.': to property by the Lake

port, Conn, Is viBltltiK her couuln, .Denmark naval explosion, July 10,Mrs, Robert Dellart. 11O2«, may be. had at tlie Fin.t Na-

i tionul Hank, ftockav/ay.Mliweti Gertie and Ella Oakley of:

Brooklyn are vWtinit their aunt, Mr«. Ml«s reebecca ffopR-r. daiiditer of

! wii.li litich iievyerace uyiitein, therenk bills for lelinbur.M menl. for ,., ia|| l)(. nmr.LntclHd, maintained and

fcrml properties. Notice to infantowner or owners of unsound mind

.I,.,,

Of bond:, am:t}if i t i e n r i i n c

county, city,tovvn.'.hip, t>yerned by ansion, or any

ti,, S ! ; ;

villa;,riiclijilii, r

iient («»•ut il

yC, R, DeHart.

M«s] Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Iloplcr of III-| bernla, and Hayrnond liiiyle;; of Dover

operated .'.uch uthcr main .sewer orsowers, latc-rul w.-wer or sewn;;. Intcr-eept.inf: .sewer or sower.s, .storm .seweror :;ev/ci\s. undoiftrfjuiKl drain or allHticli linprovomonts as may bequired to provide proper .seweiservice for said Ilornugh.

licctliiii 2. Vov the purpu'ju liei'Kln-Popenhtuen street Is belriK Im-^ were married Hitturday OVCIIIIIK, April a l )0V(, [,utiH,,ize<| and (leseiibed, tlie

proved and there are more thorouoh- ! I), at the Mothodltt i>at<;onaKe by tlieawaiting Improvement, Illev, Murtln L, Rhode::, The attend-

—,~*~. i ants wcro Mr, arid Mrs. John Hart,Mr. John Knuckey went to Euiitonjof Rockaway, brotiici-in-lav/ and /;!«-

ladt Friday and returned with hlir ter of the bride. After the ceremonyBtlppcr war. i;oif«l at tho newof Mr, arid Mrs. liayle.i In Dover.

. . . . _ , _. , Elfortn of muiildiial olflclals of/ildewulk hud to te nmovnii. j Chontcr, Morris County, to have a

~— | relicariiif; on the d i scon t inuance ofBeyeml of our people a t t e n d e d t h o ' liMscriKor iiftrvlco by tho D., I,. & W.

political iricctltiK held u t Msttllwm: Hal l road between Dover and Ches t e r

grandnon from 81. Cleer, Pa.

In order to get Wall Htreet perfect-ly KtralKht a portion of Thornon Mil

Hquare Garden (ant Wednesday eve-ning.

tot Thurndiiy, Williiim Tutt lc win,hari bt:en finite ill for liome timetaken to a ho/ipltni idlor treatment,

were unsuccessful, when the StateUtility Commli;sl6ri denied the uppli-

I cation for a t l

The Denville Volunteer Fire De-Mor"i«to"wn'' I"11 ' ' 'nent I'l arninidng for :v dinner

I dunce at. the Klrchworal Cottage on(April 27 for the benefit of the sip-

John Hlcft and Willlum Ilowe went j I""" 1" 3 ' l»1(1- He.';ervatloiii arc beliiK« their blcycleit to Pflternon and Jcr- \ ™^« t o r ^O. Ihc committee In

«cy City on Saturday »nd returnedSunday.

Mr«, Rudolph Hldber of Fremont,O., wan vUltfnif her uncle and aunt,Mr. und Mrs. William May of Wallstreet lant week.

On Sunday evening next nev, A.M. Harrlit will have charge of theEpworth 1-eugtic xcrvice. Subject,"Divine Prohibition,"

Henry Herman, formerly of thldplace, but now of the Soldlert Home,Kearny, Is Kpcndlne a few day« leaveof abramcc ainoriK f rlendB here.

Rev. A. M, Harris, wife and daugh-ter, with Ilev, Mr, I'rambcs and wife,were the (jiieiiU of Mr. and Mm. Wil-liam T, Wlllliimii,

Mm. Ellin. Mm, Biuidcrn and Mro.Woolrcoefc v/eru the KU'ttita of Mrt).Heeven of Morrintowi. liuit Wcdnen-rlay, on the celebrittlon of Mra.Ilc':ve;i' birthday.

On': ilny Innt week Peter V. Cookof Jtockawiiy Valley nearly ncvered

[charge In Chief Benjamin Klnsey,Hainui'l Van Ordcri, Jr., and JacobPowell,

The (flrlfl of the Hl-Y will hold afood dale at HuKiufn Market tomor-row from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m,

Wednenday Is «s»ld to be the warm-est April day In 48 yeure. Nearly allthe day the thermometer registeredover 80 degreen.

The State Highway Commissionhid denied .Jefferson, Randolph andHflnovcr townuhlpa any money to Im-prove road» until October when theymay make application**.

LcTtoy B, Colllnu of Pltttiburghopent Bimday wltti h)o father, Sid-ney CollliiH, He vim accompanied bya close friend and nclfjhbor, GeorgeHart. You can bet Dad was glad tonee hln boy.

The Ki'tinltc quarry at PomptonJunction will be opened fioon and a(itonc crushing plant erected,property lia» changed hand.1!

Thefre-

quently. Jamcii B. Duke, tobaccomanufacturer, recently owned It. The

a portion of lib left thumb by com- j (jrariltc In of ninny hucfi, The stoneInn Into it clone contuct with theknives <if it reaper.

Dub'scrlbe to the Record — $1.00,

for the McKlnlcy and other monu-mcntti and for many churches tindpublic and private libraries, etc., wasobtained from thin quarry.

AND KLKCTIONNOTICK

Notice is hereby given that the

BEOISTKV ANI> IJIJiCTIONNOTICK

Notice Is hereby given that the Dlu-trlct Iloitrdii of Iteglstry and Election

Dliitrli'.t. Boarrls tif itcgltitry and Elcc- In and for the Borough of Kockawaytlou In and fur the Townnhlp of I will tilt between the hours of oneKockftwity will (lit between the JinursjP. M. and nine P. M. (Standardof one p. tn, and nine p. m, (Stand- /I'lmoi for registration purposes onan! tflrnei for rcfil'itratlofi vurvonen '• Tuesdtty, October 17, 1033, and finallyon Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1933, and finally i"n Tuesday, November 7th, 1033, be-on Turalay, November 7l)v 1933, be- jtwecn the hours of ncvun A. M. amitween the liotim of seven A, M. and disht P. M. for the purpose of con-eight P, M. for the; purporai of con-1 ducting it Ocnenil Election fordiictlim a General Election forTwo McmbfiiTi of the Oencrul An-

nemhly.County Clerk.One Member of the Hoard of Choncn

Freeholder!! 'For Three yearn).One Coroner.One Atiiicfiiior 'For Three Ywtrti).One Townnhlp Commlttcctnati 'For

Three Yoiini).Voters may itlno regliitcr and vote

on thR day of the General Election,November 7, 11)33.

Polling placn/i and brief descriptionof Election Districts are an follown:

Wfifiteni Dl»tr)ct-Jn thfi auditor-ium of Public School llouito, nltuatcdon the Dovcr-Mt. Hope road, lit Mt.IJopo.

Houthcrn Pliitrlct In Public Sclioolon Duvcr-Mt, Hopo road,

Northern District — At AbrahamHoffman's Store, Hlbernla,

(October 12,1(133)

P, J. HOWELL,Towiinhlp Clerk.

Brltlnh Oulann In.South AmerlcuIti ulmoat IUI lmcc in itaii us GvciitBritain Hwolf, '•'.

Two Mcmbern of the General An-nembly.

County Clork.On'; Member of the Hoard of Chosen

Freeholder;) 'For Three Years;.One Coroner,Mayor (For Two Years).Two Councllmcn (For Three Yearn).

Voters may also register and voteon the day of the Genera! Election,November 7, 1033,

Polling placci und brief descriptionof Election Districts arc us follows:

District No, 1 - -nuwll Miller'sGarage, Etticklc avenue, 100 feet oilUnion street, District comprises allnorth and northeast of the countyline of the following streets; MottPlaco from Itockuway River to Mapleavenue thence un air line to the con-tor of Academy street to Boroughlimits.

District No, 2- Old Town Hull, cor-ner Wall and Church streets. DistrictcomprlncK all weat and southwest oftho above described Itockaway River,Mott Place and Academy ntrect,

District No, 3—Cunco BrothotDOtore, East Main street, District com-prloc.'i all Bunt of Rockaway Blvor.

JAS. H, MAY.Clork of tho Borough of Rockaway,

(Octobsr 1 , idW

Hurouuh of Roekaway shall acyulreby gift, purchase or condemnation,

] in tho milliner provided by law, anyand all lands and real estate, rightsdf way, easements, or other lights,prlviluHCS or interest therein orthereto, for the construction, main-tenance and operation of such partsof siild system as pa:;:; through prop-erty not Included within the limitsof said public highways.

Bection 3. All the lands and anyright and interest therein requiredfor the said purpose that cannot besecured by fjift or purchase are here-by condemned to public use and theBorough of Kockaway Is hereby au-thorized to take and appropriate thesame for It and in Its name and forsuch purpose shall take such pro-ceedings as arc provided by law toacquire title to said lands or anyright or Interest therein.

Section 4. Lateral sanitary sewers,connections and appurtenances shallbe constructed In accordance withthe plans and specifications referredto in Section 1 of this Ordinance.

Section 5. The estimated cost ofthe sanitary sewerage system pro-vided for In this Ordinance Is TwoHundred Thousand Dollars ($200,-000 00 > and the sum of Two Hun-dred Thousand Dollars ($200,000.00)Is hereby appropriated by the Bor-ough of Kockaway for such purposeof constructing u sanitary seweragesystem.

SoctlDii C, The cost of constructingsaid sanitary sewerage system in-cluding the cost of acquiring anyland or real estate therefor, or rightsof way, casements, or other rights,privileges or Interests there in orthereto and Including the cost ofconstructing house connections fromsuch sewer mains to the curb linesof the streets In which the same areto be laid in substantial accordancewith the plans and specifications re-ferred to In Section 1 of this Ordi-nance shall be paid by special as-sessment to be levied on propertyspecially benefltted. as near as maybe In proportion to the peculiar bene-fit, advantage or increase In valufwhich the respective lands or parcelsof lands or real estate shall be deem-ed to receive by reason of said im-provements; and If the benefit') noassessed shall not equal the said re-maining cost and the cost of con-structing house connections, the bal-ance shall be paid by the Borough.

Section 7, The owner of any landsor real estate upon which any assess-ment for said Improvements shallhave been made may pay such as-sessment In (10) equal yearly in-stallments with legal Interest on theunpaid balance of the assessment.The first of said installments shallbe due and payable thirty days afterthe confirmation of the assessment,and each subsequent annual Install-ment and Interest accrued on allannual Installments shall be payableIn each successive year thereafter atthe time the first installment oftuxes of said year shall be payable;provided that any person assessedshall have the privilege of paying thewhole or any assessment, or any bal-ance of Installments, with accruedInterest thereon at one time; incase any such installment shall re-main unpaid for thirty (30) daysfrom and after the time It shall be-come due and payable the whole as-sessment or balance thereof shall be-come and be Immediately due andpayable, and shall draw interest atthe rate Imposed on the arrearagesof taxes In the Borough and shallbe collected in the same manner pro-vided by law for other past due aa-ficaamcnts; such assessments shall re-main a Hen upon the land describedtherein until the same, with all In-stallments and accrued Interestthereon shall be due and satisfied.Notwithstanding anything herein1 tothe contrary, tho Borough shall havethe right to waive default as may bepermitted by law.

chull be served upon their (Uiardian:;. j |,y .', |>0;L, (iWhen lands are held in trust service

p (When lands are held in trust, serviceshall be made upon the trustee. Whenproperties are held by two or morejoint tenants, tenants in common ortenants by the entirety, service uponone of such owners shnll be sufficient,and shall be deemed and taken asnotice to all. Proof of service of suchnotice shall bo filed within ten day,1:thereafter with the collector of tuxe:-of the Borough of Rockawuy butfailure to file the same shall notinvalidate the proceedings if servicehad actually been made as hereinprovided.

Section 10. When any sewer con-nection or toilet installation shall bemade as herein provided, a true andaccurate account of the'cost and ex-pense shall be kept and apportionedto the property or properties therebyconnected with the sewers, and atrue statement of such cost underoath or affirmation shall be forth-with filed with the Borough Clerk bythe officer of the Borough in chargeof such connection or installation.The Borough Council shall examinethe same, and if the same Is properlymade, shall confirm the same andfile such report with the tax col-lector. The collector shall record thesaid sewer connection or Installationcharge in the same book in which isrecorded sidewalk and other assess-ments.

Section 11. Every such sewer con-nection or Installation charge shallbear Interest and penalties from thesame time and at the same rate asassessments for local improvements,and from the time of confirmationshall be u first or paramount lienagainst the respective property orproperties so connected with thesewer to the same extent as assess-ments for local Improvements, andshall be collected and enforced inthe same manner, and every officercharged with the enforcement andcollection of assessments for localimprovements is hereby charged withthe same duties in regard to the col-lection and enforcement of allcharges for sewer connections ortoilet Installation. No such chargefor sewer connection or toilet instal-lation shall be invalid by reason ofany error or ommisslon In stating thename of the owner or owners ofproperties affected by such sewerconnections or toilet installations,nor for any other Informality wheresuch property or real estate hasactually been improved by suchsewer connection or toilet installa-tion as aforesaid.

Section 12. The Borough Councilimposing any such sewer connectionor toilet Installation charge upon anyproperty may provide for the pay-ment of same in installments notexceeding ten annual Installments, Inthe same manner as assessments forlocal Improvements are payable InInstallments,

Section 13. The Borough Councilmay award contracts for the con-struction of such sewer connectionsor toilet Installations In the samemanner nnd after the same advertis-ing as in caseVpf other contracts, andmay, In lieu jof awarding separatecontracts for the making of suchsewer connections or toilet Installa-tions, award a contract to the lowestresponsible bidder for making allsuch Bewer connections or Installa-tion of toilets, which the Boroughmay desire made within the period ofone year or less.

Section 14. AH other matters inrelation to the said proposed Im-provement shall be determined bysubsequent resolution of the BoroughCouncil.

Section 15. All ordinances or partsof ordinances inconsistent herewith,but to tho extent only of such In-consistency, are hereby repealed.This ordinance shall take effect atthe expiration of ten (10) days fromthe date of Its publication after finalpassage as provided by law.10-t2

Try our Job printing departmentfor your needs In printing. You willfind our prices reasonable and ourwork of the highest order. A unionshop operating strictly under theNRA,

missioiBitproved Marcb 22, me, ton-'w.Chapter 2Wi of tlie T.aw f lj'ithe acts amendatorysupplemental thereto.

Section 2. Haiti permanent toshall be dated December iilli |shall bear interest at the n' t l

exceeding .six pa centum «;annum, as shall hereafter te itermined by resolution, payaUtnJannually on the fifteenth 4in|June arid December in each nuntil maturity, and shall betaRLform as shall be determined br 9lution. shall be in the denoml Jof One Thousand Dollars itl,m]numbered from one (1/ upatidwmature in numerical order, !tu«|]bonds on the fifteenth day of acembcr of each of the yean li1930, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1JH 31942, 1943, and 1944; five (i)btijon the fifteenth day ol Dewtaeach of the years 1945, 1916, It1948, 1D49, 1950, 1051, Hi!, IIand 1954; eight <8l bonds on Ififteenth day of December o! »of the years 1955, 1556, mi II1959, I960, 1961 and 1062, Eld)tturitics being within the pakicomputed from the proposed bitcompletion of the imptorsEJfixed by Chapter 252 of theLan1916, and the acts amendatory UKJof and supplemental thereto.

Section 3. The proceeds of thsii|of said sewer bonds of 1833*!applied to the permanent IMjof the cost of said ImpiDvmr!be specially assessed against pJerty specially, benefltted. It I! bradetermined that the cost ol silddprovement which shall be sj«S|assessed acainst property . 'benefltted shall not exceed TnWdred Thousand Dollars ($»WjT h e amount of money riecesube raised for (he said . . .is Two Hundred Thousand W($200,000.00). It is further tomined t ha t interest on Indebted!incur red during the statutoryp^of construction, as denned bj IAct hereinabove referred In, iWdeemed a par t of the cost oltwprovemen t for the financing ofTO=such Indebtedness Is Incurred Ihereby further determined mmimprovement represents cipiWflpend i tu re and not current elW

• i! theMH

referred to, and ""'flrpose for «W

wi th in the meaninginaboveImprovement i.s a pur.bonds may lawfully be I:t h e provisions of said act. mprovement has not been start*

Sect ion 4. The following »*OTm a t t e r s are hm*y_dctcrffli»^atters ar h y

(a) The period of usepurpose for which .thebonds hereinIssued, within the Ittion 2tion 1

orized are towiuim LJ,t- .imitation rf64of the act referred t l » |of this Ordinance, is

(30) years . . , , |(b) The average assessed"

of the tnxnblc real pr~"ing lmprovementsl olcomputed on the ithree valuations provl12 of the Ad referral^"1,1 of this Ordi nance is

(c) The net debt •computed in the mnsaid Section 12 of lieto in Section 1 of tills$3,859.59.

(d) The statement reqtlon 12 of tho Ad relerrtlon 1 of this Ordinance rmade and filed as_thercIn re.

Sectionthe Boroui

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Rockaway A. C DefeatLivingston Tigers

By 13 to 6 Score

The hard driving A. C'e came in-to their own last Sunday with a 13-6win over the Livingston Tigers atLiberty Field Johnny Betz, weighingclose to 265 pounds, was the star ofthe game on the offense and defenseHe ripped the Tiger's line wide apartand made holes for Kavalic, Pete andCharlie Green to strut their stuff.One Livingston fane was heard tosay the only thing that could stopBetz was a tractor.

The A. C's scored in the openingminutes of the first quarter whenafter an exchange of punts Living-ton fumbled and Rockaway recoveredon the 22 yard line. After a couple

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of triM on the line FeU Green' «ivijj« the boll to • Tiger man atthrew a pax to Hritz who went over {that point. Captain CMerweu tfcenfor the first touchdown. The re-[hit the line and made the neededrounder of the half saw the ball go yardage to score a touchdown,up and down the field with no poinU The following were in the Rock-being scored by either team. away A. C. lineup: S. Raymond, Hen-

The opening of the second hall! demon, Fichter, Betz, Jayne, Hrltz,saw Rockaway put on a sustained Heath, C. Green, Arkie P. Green,drive well into Livingston's territory, f*1*"10' Chipko, Bradley, Kavalic,Kavalic then made a great run Sullivan, Raymond^ Bush,around the end and put the ball 13 wednesdav dcmher 25 i t inscormg position. On the next play I „ * £ £ £ ' & ^SSSSe lor the I

Rockaway High SchoolTo Meet Newton

«J«v«lataA u • * » m this section of

j Coach Stephen Horuco declares! t h*t the locals have improved at

ieagt J 0 0 v a emi aax ^ o p e i l l n g

game of the season. He plans to put, „ . _ , „ . Sullivan, regular fullback, at guardI Rockaway High School will oppose against Newton High Saturday to' Newton High School this Saturday; strengthen the forward wall andi afternoon at Liberty Field in what; sperrone. ineligible for the first two'' promises to be one of the outstanding ' games will be able to start at f ull-I gridiron battles to be held here this back. Howell, who is showing rapid

- season. With two defeats in as many improvement, will probably start at

Livingston then received the ball.support your favorite candidate,on the kick-off and Dowd ran the Iball from the 5 yard line to Rock-1

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•Rockaway Record team, leagueTon, lias been compelled to

the remainder of its games ini this year due to the signingitract extending over a period

months and arranging lor...n's appearance in all thecities on the west coast andSouthern Canada. The con-

torted as calling for $100,000to be divided among the fiveI on the (earn, is already el-and the team Is scheduled to

exhibition game in Denver,ile enroute to the coast to-night. The team has also

agreements with Paramounti Picture Company to make ai! Ehort features during its stayllomia. The Rockaway RecordIt here last Tuesday by spe-

and will stop first at Chi-le (hey will visit the World's;y have declined invitationsin the Windy City but at

id the Brunswick Balk Calen-«as assured by Ogden S. Col-iptain and manager of theit the club would participate

National Bowling Congress hinext spring. A generous

ip will be given the otherPres., Vice-Pres, Sec-Treas.

told the press in Cleve-he and his mates, Kinney,Camp and A. Varipappa

tor photographers on the ob-platlorm of the train. (Yes,

will be printed by com-ma) next week.)

[away PontiacsLose Two Games

' Mott's Rockaway Pontiac* two out of three games lastJ at the Royal Arcanum al-

~n. The winners were the.-m, and it was a Dover CityJ fixture.|Monday night the Rockaway

""< meet the Craftsmen onalleys.

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; starts chalked up against them, the o n e of the wing positions, Coach| Maroon and White clad warriors of Horasco said. The team will give a.; Rockaway are determined to get a i go0<j account of themselves next Sat-| tum in their schedule by scalping; u r ( j a y he predicted.! the Newton eleven. Close football ob-1 The uckatt will take place at 2;30

Pour new banks were opened in! servers are of the opinion, however,: p m promptly.-• • •• • " | that if Rockaway can hold the New-1 . . .

ton team to two touchdowns they will, £aephant6 can consume 200 lbs. ofbe scoring a real moral victory. New- ] hay, corn, and roots, a day, andton is considered one of the fastest; they never complain of indigestion.Subscribe today!

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A N OLD ADAGE is thai seeing is believing, so we produce below ou, actual b.ll.ngs to 25 house-holds selected at random, for whom we installed this r e . a r ^ i y economical Pen eld ConvergeAutomatic Gas Water Heater when we first be3an selling this low-in^t-burner type last sprtng.. WeGUARANTEED then that no user of the Penfield No. 30 would find its operating cost more than$430 a month and that for thiscost it would supply a minimum of 1,080 gallons at temperature of140 degree, This supply is well above the average one-bathroom fam.ly use.-.ln actual pract.se thei9h« cost was $3.94 and A . average cost was only $1.13. Our G ^ n t e e remams unchanged be

the bills under most unfavorable circumstances might run thai h.gh but nevertheless he actual"nee of others with this heater, do speak best for you, calculation of what you would spend^ proof you can «fc!y now install this admilted greatest of all household comforts, automat.c

...to that's always hot without fire tending. We have larger heater, wUh correspond.ngly h,9h«guarantees for those who v.:-t them.

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Rockaway Day by Day

oat, who, after gti, I N amply fol-lowing his mother's instructions

Typical newspaper grammsi:. he doesn't know anything

about it. neither?"

When it comes to writing your obitu-ary, and mine also, it is likely thatthe newspaper, will, more or less.eulogize your career here on earthand simply skip the rough spots end

three girls, that had escaped from an ! let it go at that. But what would hap-

then employee at the Greystone State cookies. Ask her . . . A fellow in jnally concluded thm an honest obtu-Hotpital broke 38 dozens of eggs this Trenton, Michigan, has been mak- |» ry would read something like this:•week in 30 minutes If you don't ing Inquiries about that suicide here | "Doughvjlie lost one of its formerthink that's (something try it in your last summer. You remember . . . man [residents inn week w.'.wi Peter Leon-own kitchen and charge the eggs to named Simpson that blew himself |aid died at ih t home of hit daugh-Daddy I wonder who mailed that I skyward with a charge of dynamite! ter. Pt'tc was probably one of thepackage marked dynamite U> Mr. • • • Economy pals, if you want an i worse old ri-probatts that ever giat-eaMeyer»on this week . . . These k ids ' "ample , is this: "The phone bill of | the street*, ol Dougtivilk. Always afrith thcuse screaming whistles on the local police department for th« | trouble-maker, without a good wordtheir bicycle* are going to get into month of September was $1.90" . . . ifor man. woman or child, words of

Th ill b H l l w arty for ! truth probably never passed from his

:t i t i a tad picture last week when)w pa ra«Kfcd colored boy approached the; by the time three years have elapsed • writer knew him, meanness far sur-Rockaway Lehigh Coal Company to i a n a l l comes time for Rockaway to \ passed any thought of goodness thatbuy a quarter's worth of coal. About 'start paying on the government loan, j the average person would command

th t ill f t ll bt ld lif H l a s d onbuy a quarters worth of coal. About p y g g j p30 pounds I guess . . . What girl cu t ; the government will forget all about land exemplify. He lias passed on,her mother'* hair this week with t he ' t h i s loan business and cancel all (and it is not likely that Daughvillereoult that mother h afraid to go'debts providing the depression is [will ever have another resident hisout where the neighbors .always alert, | Wer. If thn depression is not over,] equal . . . at least, most people havecan gef a look at her and pass com- : these same wise heads declare, tru-h j tiir-u1 moments of derency. May frisment . , . Look for an upset in the 'debts will not amount to nothing .sojourn in ii . be as lenijthy a:; hisKing and Queen Contest . . . I have anyway because none of us, even the cursed days on earth i.s the t .nix. tfound a ladles' glove. Owner may igovernment, will have any money, wish of hii> many em-mie:,."have the same by calling at the of-1 And another th ine they say, is thatflee. If 1 had found both gloves you : Rockaway might just as we]} tak<- A l l d djcj t l l0., (.would have not seen It mentioned ' a d a n t e l this F e d a l aid forthis column . . . What, happenedChipko's necktie? . . . Mrs. Georire, iTonkin has found a still older Rock- " 'her municipalities l.o net ttilr. ii- i{Ot.kav. i iy ,„ i i v e H o t m y()U w o u i , |away Record. It's dated bark to 1865 nancifc) aid from lh<-covennm-nt. so n o t | , , , , i t , , v . L S l m [ J . i y -tfti-j-ii'j'jji. . . Uim Lena Lusardl, an expert on • why not (:et onn. . . . Vrit the Union w h ( . n a ] ]- v ; a , ; .,.,u, , l l l d .,.,,.„„.pumpki i Mi D t l i I''>'"1 Mores tumivcrsiiry !iil<: this1

you1 Rockaway miirht just as well tak<-1 And did tho:,e Boy Scouts down ind )„ -advantage ol this Federal aid f o r i J m e y C l ( y fort,,.t a J , ,ihtMi y.Miv.rd t o " ' " ' all they arc paying tin- .•.hot J o h n n c w r t S o n , their oiriiinzn. juMor(tf, '« hflpirifc to make It possible foi • i |H.,.W1.S,, j , , . happened In form- to

W e e k . . . NOV/ :,(!(: \Vhrd1 l}l(:in the bark luom v,ill have and thenv/i: will co oil with the : tory.

And another

pumpicln pieii . . 7 Miss Donuto'nl i'.-, *'""<} •' '""';; Siimivi-rary j.nlfback from Maine and by the way herbrother would rather be a foreUtrthan v.o back to school , . . Mr, Al-ilMin'n driveway is rapidly being com-pleted . . . Walt MacKinnon is .'.tillpulling the bin ones out of ParkLakes . . . That chain drug storeopens Saturday . . . Mrs. Frank 'In-dian Lake) Fay expects to visit Chi-t-ago after a lew days with friendsat Elmira, N. y. . . , It's about timefor that question, "Want to buychance on a turkey."

when a lady in New street left herhome this week after tellliu; the littleone lii tile hou.':f not to answer th

er who tried to (jetin. She intended to take the frontdoor key with her but upon return-ing discovered to her dismay thatshe had forgotten the key and hadleft It in the house. She rune the door

. . . What fireman, during Fire Pre- bell vigorously . . . then desperatelyvention Week 'last week* actuallyt fi h i l . . . and then some more . . . before

yfire tohim«elf in Maple avenue. A«k Chief Harlck about those j she finally got a rise out of the little

D O V E R ' S M E T R O P O L I T A N

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or faille.

Have yon seen the beautifullyfurred coats that start at 29.50?

Our Madame la Corse-Here can fit you withthe kind of undergar-ment that will enableyour figure to make themost of the new fashions

Father Hewetson wan bpondint:quiet hour at his home. .Suddenly aterrific commotion was heard ouU.ide.lie rushed to the door and brlieve itor not there .stood Troop No. 4. BoyScouts of Jersey City. Just paying afriendly vif.it. so they said, to theirhighly iexpected and never to be for-t.'otten organizer, Father John Hewet-;:oti . . . just Father John to the

Arid to continue:Raymond MacKinnon, youthful

runner, whose exploits will long beremembered in Morris County, willrun for St. Benedicts next Saturdayat 11 a. mm at Brunchbrook Park,Newark, against the Manual Train-ing School of New York City. Thisis pretty fast company for Kocka-way'B miler to compete against andhis friends here will watch his ef-forts with much interest . . . Afterplanning carefully lo fool her hus-band in the Halloween parade shemade the mistake of hiding her cos-tume In a trunk in (he attic andnext day friend husband, -searchingfor some old dollies, made (he dis-covery. She won't appear in theparade and that's that . . . For a factpals there was exactly eleven rafflesSOing on in Rockaway at one timelast month, the buy a chance out ofthe book type of raffle . . . Thanksfriend in Hibernla for the invitationto attend that Hallow'en party. SorryI can't click but here's hoping youblast the roof off the old shanty . . .Thanks for your letter J. M., butthem were harsh words pardner, theysure were . . . Come see me sometime!

tor for the Pattreon Evenirn Ne*etwill be the (fuesi speaker, *t th*meeting of the Eifle* U»d«t. U>-night. Hi* subject will be, "Rj>hir»gHunting and Dogs"

Mr. and Mrs Augustus H. Bartley'and daughter Mary, of Bartley, havebeen spending the week at th* homeof Mrs. J. Willard Farrow, berauwof the suddtn death of Dr. Farrowon Saturday morning.

Mrs. Adah Gardner. Mrs OeorgeTitus and Mrs. Anna Younjf of thisplace accompanied by Mrs. Hazel >.Apgar of Chester, are attending the

: thirty-seventh annual convention ofthe P. O. of A. at Baltimore

• Mrs. W. B. Gillen of Elliott street; was the gue/st of honor at a dinnergiven at the home of her son-in-law ;and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. '•

• Smith at Morrlstewn on Sunday. Itbeing the birthday of Mrs. Glik-n

jand also of their son, Robert Oiltoi! Smith. Ii Mrs. Mattie Spargo and daughter; Elizabeth have returned from a teni day stay with Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeJR. Stephens of West Philadelphia.:iMr. and Ms. Oscar Peer of Byram ;j avenue spent the week-end with the ij Stephens family and Mrs. 8 p a wj and daughter returned with (hern, i: Funeral services were held Tuts- 'i day afternoon at Francis Funeral •' home tor Nelson Cummiws, 7fi. who;died at the Dover General hospital.'! .Sunday, following a brief illndH. Mr. >:Cumminjtt>. who conducted a local ••'fnickirie i/u.'>me.'.r; rrsided ui Mill-;

brook avenue. His only suivivor is:) a brother. Obai]<••,. of Ea^t Orange.I his wife liaviui' died i;r-yi-ral years;apo. Uurial was iriinle in Oi<: Clin-I Um r*-ju*:U'ty, Irvint'toii.: Announeeiiient lia1; been made of! tin- man-jape of Mii.s Mary Cole, 'ri.uii'htcr ol Mr. ;.<i<l Mrs. B'-M. Cole.'

.of ]'.>'/. Noi'lh Ku:,'-:i:Z strei.-t. U> J ohn 'T. Koifer), r,on oi Mr. and Mrs.

| John Koeferl. of Wt V/n.l h]n<:k-i well street, on oumiay alternoun at! (IK- St. Mmy'ii Rectory. They were| attended by Mr;;. Mary K. Orosjanjajid Clement J. Jfoefer). Following ila thor t wedding trip tlir; happy i! coujjle will reside at 2409 Grand •Averiue. nroriK. New York. The

ii'ioom is connected with Walter B.!'cooke. Ins., Funeral Directors, of iNew York City. i

Thanks ThemBereen BiiildiiK;, Dover, N. .7.

October 13, 1933The N. It. A. Committee wishes to |

express ts eratification for thelsplendid cooperation displayed andreceived by everybody in connection !with the wonderful success of the N.;K. A. Parade. j

We fee) it was a splendid exhibi- jtion, and the people of Uovc-r and !

vicinity Eliould feel proud and jtib- \ilant. i

It is another evidence of publicopinion when it places Itself behind ia movement that is expected to ac- jcomplfeli the thiiiKs they desire and 'need. |

MAX HELLER, Genera iN.R.A. Committee, Dover, N. J,

A reader, furnishing us with a con-tribution this week, says in a letter,"If you want some real news for thisweek's paper read this:"Pretty Local Girl Makes Grand

Showing in Columbus Day I'aradeMary Ann Walko, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Walko of Georgestreet, a student nurse at All Soul'sHospital, Morristown, was electedalong with another attractive nurse,Miss Dorothy Campbell of BoundBrook, N. J., to represent All Soul'sby riding in their beautiful ambu-lance in the Morristown parade onColumbus Day. The ambulance wasstationed at the head of the proces-sion and with two nurses as thesenothing could be sweeter. Miss Walkois a graduate of our grammar schooland our high school. October 16,Monday night, marked the openingof her third year In the trainingschool in which she is making good.She is very popular with all of themembers of the school as well as thestaff members and last but not leasther patients, because of her pleasingpersonality, good nature, her smile,and the excellent care she gives tothe suffering. If you don't believethis ask her own home town patientsand then give the girl a big handand wish her a successful "senioryear." It isn't the easiest thing inthis world to give your attention hourafter hour, day in and day out, to thesick, who are all types and all ail-ments, whether you and yourself arcwell or not, and then still be able tosmile at the end of two years.

Ed: That's a fine letter and „splendid tribute to a member of agreat profession. Indeed Mary we of-fer you are congratulations and hopeyou will see us through if we have toreceive hospital treatment.

Next week: "Way Down East!"

DOVER

38-42 W. Blackwfll St. 'phone Dover 02

3 1 * V E A B O F l t f i t I . » D I L I X y

A daughter has been born to Mr.and Mrs. Gabriel DeCarlols of 43Prospect street.

Mr. and Mrs Abe Louis of ,68Richards avenue, have left to spendthe winter at Miami, Florida.

Dr. and Mrs. William E. Taylorof Prospect street are entertainingMr. Joseph Graincr of Farmingsdale,Va.

The College Club of Dover wasentertained Tuesday night by Mrs.Peter MftcMlllan at her home InMain street, Wharton.

The winners in the Kiwanls yardand garden contest were dinnerguests of the club at the LaSalierestaurant at noon today.

Eugene Lawrence of Millbrookavenue is a patient in the DoverGeneral Hospital, receiving treat-ment from injuries received in anautomobile accident at Rockaway onSunday.

Dr, Philip Grotcnberg, sports edl-

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