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Man Last SaturdayM ias C harlo tte L o d eriti, d au g h te r

o f M r. an d M rs. K arl L o d e r i t i o f 289 P in e S tre e t, L y n d h ars t waa m arried a t th e Sacred R ecto ry by th e Rev. Thom ae M cD erm ott, to Jo h n C harles K om , son o f M r. and Mr». F erd inand K om o f ;S 9 S tevens S tre e t , Belleville.

F ollow ing a ab o rt honeym oon to W ashing ton an d o th er In te res tin g p o in ts, th e y w ill reside a t 1*0 A dela ide -S tree t. Belleville«

w . c t . u . w a iMEET WEDNESDAY

IRENE LINTNER IS GIVEN PARTY ON HER BIRTHDAYR IC K M A N ’S e i g h t e e n s e v e n t y ' n i n e n i n e t e e n t

552 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE

M iss I re n e L in tner, d a u g h te r o f M (. and M rs. Louis A. L in tn e r , of 67 Ridge R oad, w aa tendered a p a rty by h e r p a re n ta in honor o f her b ir th d a y on S a tu rd a y evening.

T h e rooms w a re beau tifu lly decorate d w ith co lors o f pink a n d blue. S upper waa se rved a t 11 o’clock. G am es, dancelng and m ualc w are enjoyed th e r e s t of (h e evening M any p re tty g i f ts were n c d t i d .

T h e guests w a n Mr, an d M rs. L L in tn er, Mr. a n d Mrs. A . Kenea, M a rg a re t K enea , Irm a W arg o , of Paasaic , A dele M essaros o f Clifton, M arie K arow ley, V era U v a , B eatrice C raw ford , I re n e L in tner o f Lyndh u r s t

M essrs. R o b e rt P ring le o f Lyndh u r s t , Hugo H ill, CUfford M esaaroa M yron DeB ell, Nick P e te rso n , • C lifton , F ra n k G ross, o f Garfield.

A w poderful tim e waa h a d by alL

M r. and M rs . H aig C hankalian , of P o s t A venue, celebrated th e ir 18th w edding a n n iv e rsa ry w ith a week-end t r ip to A tlan tic City.

T h e L y n d h u rs t W om an's C hristian T eatponm ee U nion w ill hold th e ir r e g u la r m onthly m eeting n e x t W edn esd ay afternoon , O ctober 9 th , a t tw o th ir ty . a* th e home of M rs. William H . K leckner, 76* Ridge Road.

T h e topic f o r discussion xrill be Y oun* People’s W ork, w ith Mrs. Phoebe H arlem , o f R u therfo rd a s t i n special apeacker on the subject.

P re sid en t, M rs. Thomaa B. W alsh «111 be in charge o f th e m eeting.

D evotions will be led by M rs. H enryC. M artin .

A ao d a l h our will fo llow the businesa o f th e after-noon. Membera a re u rg ed to a tte n d and frien d a wUl fin d a h ea rty welcome.

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A ll m e m b e rsa re ea rn es tly requested to do every th ing th e y can to a s r is t M r foo tball team . T h s two McM ullen b ro th * « , bo th Howard and A lfred haw , donated th e ir serv ice. * s «oach. W e request every m ap w ho h a s h ad an y football tra in in g to t e r n a n t fo r th is team . Practice is held # f e e weekly a t M unicipal O ra l. Come on, ou t yon p layer* and to** give th is l i t t le tow n o f ours th e h a s t football team H ev er had! I t can be to n e ) I t will ha done! Bveryone pu ll

m ig h ty te e chance te w in th e gam e th is w e a l, B e t ta n on your toes and ro o t* fo r o a r boys. Remember Sun day O * . « a t Municipal Oval. We m ust w in —win—w in. N othin* else w ill do!

O u r f irs t football gam e will be held Su n d ay, O ^ M f t a t M unicipal O w L A rea l gam e is In »tore fo r all those who attend . L et’s all be th e » ,

A il attendance o f 90 men w ere i t • u r la s t m eeting, a v* 7 „ fln® tu n ** out. b e t ’« make them 100 p e t cent he reafte r. O ur enrollm ent is now about 126 members.

N ext m eeting will be held October 15th a t the club hoase T uesday n ig h t Be there.

The house com m ittee is looking fo r good reliable and dependable a ssis tants, le t 's give B a rt G onnan a hand in th is work. H a w orks h a rd fo r the club and is deserving o f h is req u est

The raffle a t th e op ting proved to be a huge financial success. W e a n proud o f th e com m ittoe In charge .

F e te Longarso gave a >po*t to ter- eettng an d inspiring ten m inu te ta lk on "Succeeding w ith w h at w e have." H w as very goad. % * A ■ ■

BUI B uR talked on tb s sub jec t of “¿o o d Fellowship". H is' su b jec t (w as m ost favorably fetelwed b y a l l the members.

Jam es Lothian and Jo h n S tender w ith Vince Connolly w ill be o a r n ex t speakers. W e look fo rw ard to t h e n

Royal ArcanumWe certainly enjoyed aw trip t e

L ay faye tte Cowell in Patarassi last

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Tg p ay r i V p a rt is firs t o f a ll,

W hen th a t is done and past. t o p a y y o u r money cheerfully

I s n o t a m an of tes t,A « m i m ay pay and still m ay be,

D elinquent in the last.Don’t be th e m an who~‘ju r t belongs .

W ho ju s t gets on and rides,W ho Joins th e fellow s in th e ir songs,

A nd nothing else besides,

I W A N TED H igh g rade represen tative. Full o r p a r t tim e, to rep resen t M an u fac tu re r se lling finest q u a lity radio receiving se t fro m fac to ry d irec t to hom e on a ttrac tiv e m oney saving basis. Exclusive te r r ito ry and oppor- tu n ity to estab lish rem unerative s te a d y occupation. Apply suite 1400-1182 Broadw ay, New York.

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September, which is usually a slow month in the New Chrysler BèautyAutomobile Industry, we add more Chrysler marks another turningCun than in any other month in our history. Achievement.The crowds of people that visited our Show Every phase of the startiRoom and our Exhibit at the recent Chamber of revolutionary New ChryjCommerce Exposition were quick to realize, the new kind of motor car ha

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'T'HE Kemit gas incinerator provide« a con- * v c n ic n t , inexpensive ana satisfactory

method of diipoaing of aU inflammable waste and garbage accumulation. It bun» these completely, wet o r liy , without disagreeable odor or smoke. |

w1̂ •The incinerator iaeatily installed and easilyoperated. The burner is lighted from a pik*lighter by pressing a button. A thermostaticckvice turns off the gas when the content» off L . r ir tn sm ln s i mm V ia irrm if V# MfhAW M M Mtne mcsmrtcor is Dumea. i t may w o ^ ra ted for a few cents a d»y.

The three bushel size »convenient for the use of the average family, fiuy now Mad save$1? of its price.

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are advancements aad improvements whid tlrc genius of Chrysler engineering and the n efficiency of Chrysler marn̂ fâ ŷmg py could have produced in a car at so low a Even the most casual examination rad ti dte new “66” will revise aB year of car value.

These and many other feature»—results of in* tensive, scientific research and engineering development—have made possible a new kind of performance that marks the highest peak of motor car achievementAnd in the new “66”, lowest-priced Chrysler Six,

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\y /E V E got a funny feeling,' folk*.,W A few day* off from this writing something ia going to happen.

A couple of vividly colored football team* are going to line up on Municipal Oval. There ia going to be a shrill, thin blast o f a whistle. A thumping "boomp” will fotbwr.

Then twenty-two men will sweep into action, bowling over oneanother, crashing their bodies into the sods, stamping their cleats for« rip * |

• One of the teams—eleven of the men—will be Lyndhurst.

j W e’ve gat a funny feeling.

j We thought basketball was interesting—hot suns failed to fade our feeling for baseball. We thrilled when the gentlemen in shorts need half naked around cinder tracks.J But now we know we have been waiting for only one thing. We want t» see that Blue and Gold eleven go into action. We want to see that green bunch of youngster» talk big and bare their teeth—vicious fashion—and clench their fists and go forward calling out death and disorder for the enemy. ,

We've got a funny feeling.

For an hour or two, eleyen Lyndhunt youths an early going to face the realities of life. Trouble in great, heaping gobs will stare them full in the face. Eleven opponents, every bit as determined to win as they ate going to be ready to thwart their plans for a triumph.

*B ut Park Ridge may be better than Lyndhurst—Park Ridge may be worse. Lyndhurst may win or Lyndhurst may lose. Park Ridge may get the breaks, Lyndhurst may get them. The ball may bound into th is player's hands from that player's grip, giving one team a fa in advantage, perhaps an unwarranted victory.

This question will be popping in the local followen’ Blinds: “Is this year's team equal to that fierce charging squad of last year?" Thenwill be shoes to fill, memories to erase, path* to follow.

When Mr. Olson'» aggregation lines up acron Municipal Oval there ar^ going to be cheers—that may descend into dismal moans—or ascend to 11 more exultant volume. •

It's a green, crude outfit that will represent Lyndhurst. Saturday it may win—Saturday it may Ion. Succeeding games may be necessary to bring out all its flaws or all its good points.

Lyndhurst now is an unknown quantity. To prophesy a successful season for it would be foolhardy at this unsettled stage. After Saturday there may be foundation on which to make conjectures. The result may be a victory, a loss or a draw. , ,

W e don’t know. No one don .

H urry up there Mr. Referee—we've got a funny feeling./ ■ * • v

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r y WN jo the dressing room after the practice—there you get the ^ low down on the team. Standing around drying off after showers

a n only tender white boys—incongrous after the vicious battling on the field. But relieved of their football gear they are a rather daxed at it all, happy bunch. The ones with the glib tongues make fun of the others while only a sputtering, mulled comment is the result of the oome'back effort

Last night after the final scrimmage there was plenty of laughing, plenty of joking. But lilt fact that the opening game

, - w n only two days off took considerable tell of their spirits., Practically every m ttnbn of the squad is nursing some sort of

* an injury. Swtollen hands we the least important. Jankowaky a«» »porting a bump on his knee, almost the sin of a large

f a iflb . Harold Miller’s hand w n puffed. Jimmy M artin ex hibsted a sour looking paw, alto.

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YETDEODB)The ordinance to w ide* B tuyvsssat Avenge, between C u t a a d Toutino Avenues, b rought fo rth a from M r. W illiam M essing e a behalf o f Um Lyndhurst M e th o d « Episcopal Church, which is a t th e corner of Tontine and S tuyvesant, an d which ha« only recently finished p ay ing fol\ the assessm ent on the s t r e e t improvem ents on Stuyvesant A venue. Mr. M essing declared th a t i t w ould be a hardship fo r the church t o pay fo t another assessm ent f a r im provem ent on the sam e s t r e e t He w aa told by M ayor Bogle th a t the tow nsh ip would pay part o f the expense.

C M. Bristosr,- w as aw arded th scontract fo r paving K earn y S treet, P ark Place, T enth S tree t, and Blota»- field Place,ywith a pa ten ted to p concrete pavem ent. The con tracto r sta tes th a t th e top CM b e removed and in ease th a t any re p a irs are necessary to the stree t, th e to p cos*

process has ito advantages.”Mr. Sm ith insisted epoo hearing

w hat the eng ineer Had to sa y on th e su b je c t Mr. Brow» answ ered Mr. Sm ith by s ta tin g O s t Ih# principal advantage -with the tfM o u rn procès* was th e f a c t t h a t i f f t w as necessa r y to te s r up T h a t ’s w h y a n E x k l e f b w y o u e x c e p

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RU THERFORD’S B EST E U T — M foot w a te rfro n t on P a ssa ic River, only $1,500, com er p lo t 78x100, only 17» . A pply Louis N icholson, 147 S tuyvesaat Avenue, L y n d h u rs t T sl.P - .l M MRutherford M M .

FO R S A L E —7 room house, sU m odem Im provem ents, m u st h e sssn to be spp rsc ia tod . Y our own te rm s i f sold Im m ediately. Convenient to tra in s, tro lley and buses. Phone H ath. M ftl M.

FO R R E N T —5 p leasan t n o m a and bath , en tire ly redecorated, h ea t furnished. Convenient to schools, stores, bos sk d tro lley . Desirable locstion f o r com m uters. R ent 160. Im m ediate possession. U 8 L ivingston A venue.

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W ANTED— W omen housew orker by the day. P o s t Ofllce Box M l, Lyndhurst.

FO R REN T O ne fam ily house, six rooms, su n parlo r, 707 4 th S tree t, Lyndhurst.

FO R REN T— Floor, 8 room s, ba th , steam h e a t, electric, $M . A dults only. 601 P a g e Avenue.

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BOYS W A N TED —Y oung boys fo r ligh t assem fcltag w ork. Experience no t necessary . W illiam F . Sprague4 Co« M l W arren S t , L y n d h u rs t

TO LET— F loor in tw o fam ily house.5 rooms an d sun p arlo r. A ll im provem ents, s lso g a rag e , 19 Dela- fleld A venue. , In q u in a t M Livingston A venue, L y n d h u rs t Phone R utherford 5645-W.t o ■_____________________0-80-8ti

FOR REN T—4 beau tifu l decorated Venecian sty le b u ilt room s, n e a r trolley, b u s and tra in sU£ion.*All up to d a te im provements- R ent reasonable. A L lbertl, 610 Laurel Aveoue, L yndhurst.

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