1. business and industrial
2. energy
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rrf-»fr. AM) CttftflMOL THURSDAY. ^FEBRUAR
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;tKMIXlll BOAKD OP II-ALTH
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of HMUOI held IU rt«ul*r
'ivrctuv Ia*i Ttiurxtav.nlglii
ft only.rain? u^ int'ltjdm« :<i» u UP communus-lc diwi.vc
Tim UK.Urtl but right f l « i tnur -I
aft1 mraUMi. tfi- other*
one w._rlcl 'itiu. u w h
Borough To Buy
Road
21. 1929
s FOB Iperionages are brought beiore both In
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voice and sound Starting thtt coming
Sunday.'February 24th. William Fo»
will present to a walUng public, pne_of
•.he great iuper specials from the
1:3! A M
7 . « A M** sjudios. -The Bed Dance." starring D o loi-es Del Rio. Charles Parrel! and Ivan
7:57 A M
Linow, surrounded by a capable cast.
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\oI!i?r a n d O t h e r , irian J_II. I. si» plumbers1 prrnuu wer
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[ urwJay Nigljt'i MfirtinR.
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which mear_( that it is a picture you
I will both see. and hear. Vaudeville will
' al.«6 be offered with "The Red Dance.'
and while the' picture will run for a chlaerr. wbtcb
full week, the stage show will be Boraufb Otort i
1
changed as usual on Sunday and
<
Thnrs_ityr'••ir_-_n<stwofs
distinct stage shows during the run,of
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invnl and invr>tlgatm.
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The.Hoard ul llralth Is composed
ir» „ w i,, i»»-»en memben Einett Holt, pi widen
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night a meeting of tne •BdrluwprcturT'l' ouirfi Council are carried, throufh
ticiari.
Charles
Ilradsnaw
mud. Albe
Jhnr Include the" Uoroush dalnt "•'
ttoguiar meetings ar
/ o w n repair worlc and Uie purchase o Williamson
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held
the
aerond
Tuesday
night
of eacl
/ isrlous Items oi road iriachlnery to en [
afiie'lM* t o I * ' done. Thli Includes * ]month' at Borough Hall.
SVSES-IOR HIKE
uie Strvkt D* I m * • « < •
j a ,pUndid mmt of fny.
ttit to
All are.urged to see and hear "The
. Red Dance." for the Fox organisation
loi lakes pride in announcing, that this
-—•';'wonder of the screen, classes with any
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'M. . ' '• of the .specials, and this iS quite a UOB Is. Chspo sir- u«. j recommendation. Jor this year-tne R « Jersey as M«n(i«i; •'«.*
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tlllERTV TIHATKK
studios liave produced many pictures
i Th* -shB* now playfg'iit : the Eox'.ihat .will live In the memories forever
," 'Liberty Thii^re. Dtatfitri. -is .rppjetc .oiihose ;who availed themselves of, the
"7 wnirintercsil'ne.sufprisjfs, siiowingTor uupoi liimtyrof-seeinrand hearingthenr
i'the last three days of tMs. week, Tliurs•• •; ifo'. Priday-and Saturday is tSat'type
lhU*
iiiiffiViyar*««
UARWOOD HCHOOL NEVVK
K-eerier SO IRSIIIHI U I pot. a roricrrl. j
. . ,.»-".A, 1!.. aad:«v«
'"'''.'^ -. a i'. iX-', then !#:«• r^
IHTIIDAV
ill not run.'-"
LINCOLN SCHOOL
mixer ami a five tun road roller, with (< 1
I. tat coat. 11.500 to M.ooo Ail ordl- \
Anoa
Rendullc
of Orade 6 A Is again
nanre providing for the esnenditw
n u Introduced and passed on' firs.' on the Motor Roll. She has achieved
thu
honor
every
term
this school year
K_clll«i but only bf s vole of 1 to !
C-uiullrn_n Arker saidfeebelieved Uia! The pupils are glad to -Welcome bach
' iiumey -inulrt be tprtll first on'Fin Lo school Purmau King who has beei
A jijiEStuT and voied No. slid Council : ibaeiil one mWiUj
Members, of-llir jiUiih. grsde._a're'iiiannsher voted «^lth•»If^Acker-thr'- roavj'>.. nun*. « i n . oiiic wi mi.- b*1-**1
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none for the fool pro
I'.epatUnent lolloted Uw vote on Uvand Museum of Natural History,
(talking.pictures. Is Die |cutured-wrrcn filled tie (>ivl p e r m a n e n t a n d p r o r l d
trip
will
cost
II
25
plus
a
small
amoun
rrdlnancr and It was agreed by COUTH
'attrartioh.
st»rrins
Olllfe
-Uorden
tuiil
ml
ilu-re
l«
unmetlilng
which lead*
ill that Uie nerd of Uie Uorough lo for lunch.
•fjack 1'ickford. Uiie slorf HaPli is bubr riliii fninMv lii Hilml't r h i i ^ b e ' l « t o o l
new fire apparatus Is great, and It wa- 'During two recent meetings fii class
blinu oier nith real exiting mumente,
decided that Uie financial condition o. 7-A. Lincoln ffcliuol. the officers of Uie
there behiR a new.thri)| in every fool
ihe Uorou»h be closely studied j o it* class for Uils
oorAiutnTiii
—U It ih'' not -possible- In put Tnrnngh n
cryoyed by the'emjlro family. '
T
liarwood. \ . J.,
bond iMur that will provide the mone: dent, succeeded Mathewl Nowwlelikl
. , Till; THREE CHEERS
whom It may roncern:
. _ , ( Tlie stage show Is hitide up of live
Pauy
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ClirUtlano
>ucceedrd
Anna
iiK-i-ilni!
»r
Ihe
-vnlns Do«rd
r«|Ulfrd :for new apparattu. If pout
The member* of the well known nidi
The
Three
Cheers
special!*
In
pattei'
standard
acts
of
va'udovllle,
the
kind
Homuiili
of
lU
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Die j h u will be done. Pinldent John Chapman ai' vice president; DoroUv irga'Mullon Mitch fiave gained gjcat
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' comedy songs In a manner dlstlncl- that has made. the. L'lbe4y popular wltli
H.und
succeeded
WUIIam
Parkas
ai
aec
ton tald.
TIlill.SU.IV,
.t'-UIU'AUV
1 . purpi»« of
popularity under tlfc stirring••• title of
or
K Hall,, for4th«
and Individual and tile charactersflpversof quality eiiiertj|lj!' it. FOx l iK . l l llitrnuKh
lication,, of th«
Si. Hehlecter
Hehlecter,
I'rddlliK In Ihc norough W H brougbi relary, and James Wyres succevdei "Tlie Three Cheers? are Jack McDerHlMjfi the application
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l-ImllrilTii
i t i Tii fftnSiWtllair
rayed by these, versatile boys an* I Mat If tone.. Newa Is' nW/n^JfJturfjJ^r. _l'-liiiK.
n
Wtllir II TTSSHenrj I'elutio M_ treasurer, Wllllan
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Illril
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iu Ui-'alUiitlou of •M
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•and
varied:
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throiiKli
this
^latest
arT^f""yreatest
;hiep
s
Alt interi-slMl
Well who apuarently WJU not tatlifletl Parkas was elected class reporter and who were for many years standard arTliree Cheer* have cheered "the diuni of the screen,.all|theimportan'. Bill
i \r« »l#rpbV| natltlfcl of
the giollce. are doUic all they t - n t Is successor to Ollmore Dow.
' W, A. ( i U T V .
' or many of the listeners throuth events of the day^aV well as those great
Tlie officers o f the class organization tists on the Kelth-Albee Circuit. Durilop uiiaulhoriud peddling. * Quite
ing
their
vaudeville
days
they
started
lonal
Broadcasting
Company
bit of ducuulon enaued. and flnaU\ are changed at Uie beginning of each radio activities at a time when It wax
Uugan Ilron bakery waa cited by Mrsix wreks period in order to afford as truly plomprtnii Their Instant popu- olialn.
.-Ol41ic-cla&s-as-rjost
\ They ll ;bn seen and heard
dat
at he
W e h a - o n f - o n e t m that "peddled
larity snd the demand [or their sci vices
6 Theatre on Thursday
without llteAie. A r t p n w n U U n - o l »n ivpiiortuiilty to take am acllye pan before the ' microphone ' eventually Now.cf_m,6fd
evening,
F-bruary
28Ui
In
con^uhcUori
In
coiiductinK
s
formal
meeting.
thu concern'(Uted they - f i l m e d I
brought about their forsaking the state with Oladys\Rlce, Roxy Qang star, the
jriiular ciiatomen only and did Iht
,.TI«....Three..Cheers-«peud-4ii«iiy»busy: J^.^fc._»S\-»^i^|K-3^W«_
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lion. CoplM o( all ordlnahcea on Uil Tlie Kindergarten hsd a, valentine lours recording for the various phono- Held Lions. Orchestra and, other fea:i
graph
conipanlei -and Mr. McOermott
box
on
Thursday
Tlie
children
took
head will be procured from other mu
ls.Jtell.Jinu«ta 4 w i Wi-iMerdiny -of
Bcotch
rharartnr sonus Willie Blllv
valentine.
dllng ordinance* drafted.. •:'
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lleagney and Fred Sli-rlt • are sons .rescn-cd hiay be /foul at the Uta offlw I
Tlie Kiudeniarteii has oriiaiilsed
••olice Couimlulonrr Nead
mriided an ordinance be drawn. In •I'ulltrriDji Club" They have selectee Tilers of i^otr. huvliiR m tlirlr credit of )he ihp»treor.»t r&aysorjhe, Apolld!
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< rriulnt the pay of Uie police chief t* a committee to w-k'll out (or all Im one ol lhe.bl|(|iF.it soruj hits of the itca- drill! stores.
M100. lerieant to 19,000 and patrol' politeness shown by Uie elaas. ' Thow.
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man to 11^00 Thl» »_» approved anil on the tsinimittee are. Betty Fay'Brady Blatea. Ills rather was an actor aiui tie boy.likes to have h_g)1ctirre'piajiftdr!
»uch ordliianiT will br' presented neil Dorothy Uowblr, Richard Hearles
his mother an actress Thomas did
'The nbnve cunipbsllion was 'writte,n!
Oeorge
flood
.
meeting. '
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not want to become an actor su hu
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As a summary of Uiefr milk projwi studied art In Ihc United States ami by one of tlie'4A_pupllsi. ' '• •*
Fire Chief llrlttaln reported un dani
w e donr lo llir truck In aiuwerlng i Serond Clrade lias made booklet* abou Europe, lie painted the-portrait,of tin-
F. R O L F
ICwpenter and Builder
I JOBBUJO OF A l l KBTO8
' r-intln*. DDceetatinc.'
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Paper H a u l - * . OUslnc
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E ^ U t t e i Furnished
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iorffoi_f oriliiiHn
rjgidsr mwtlni ot in,
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SEEUS'FORCO
irtviifis»"pn
Dst«d VUriury. If, mi
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W» a n good people;
l
we'll paoM at i i a u j
W « t by living Hirw'J
vlrtin.—Boanoke W l V
Learn how to make
i
your furnace give more
heat from less fuel!
Si V
j!-^iffij«a__d«a__^^j!___
'. w.. will I
"iufliui" i»» lire apparatus, Tlie truck
0if • phx-esaes mvolved In pre unous pftture' of 'WosliinKtim Cross- hold a dance al. UrIUs Hall. March 111.j
was damaged by a rear wheel caving hi pared milk for u*f. pictures of .'mill ing the Delawnrc/"
The
Tiiicr
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dated
to give it j
on Uie car truck* at Locust street.
prodiictj. riddles about milk, and sev Tlie picture of "The Torn Hal was aj-dunce and. rntertalnimNft at Uecker'j
A resident, ol Myrtle alrrrl asked tha ei -I pornu • oji Ulenaine mbjfcr
so~pal|lWd- by .Thoman Sully. It is »on-March arid..
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* cinders, be placed oh a badly cut Up Tlie araung plan has been changed painting of u little boy with a torn l|ii>.. Tlie. \Vorkmen',s_ Sick "and Death;
section ol Hut road.: Tills was referred in the Hecoiid Clrade. _ The chllUren How he got the torn h«t I could- not llciifnt Association will hold- a HirliiB.
to Street Qonimlssloner Keller to com dk are artaliged to form a hollow jell, but |)friiaps lie was cltinbinic an dance nl Decker's Hall, April 6.
square the width of two desks. Tlie li ipple tree or maybe the limb .broke. It
ply If possible.
On report Uial many cars park abbu brary table has been placed In (lie mid must be' a sunny d«y because the sun
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Uie Borough without proper lights Uie dle, so that It may be utilized more -hliie*. tipon-lib ..'net: ' think the lit - Icle.
MOO per year, delivered by-mall ! .
IKillce were directed to enforce' Uie easily by the group. Tlie slower groups
Htate taw on thla so as to bring aboti haw been arranged acroas the fron
of the »quare m that'they may hav'i
lull observance.
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He neural certificate ol accident insur- spevtal attention. "•• • , .!...-' —7
sure covering the volunteer firemen Third Orade is Wurklnji hard to hav
»as received and referred to the Pi Uielr papers perfect so that they mtf
nance Committee, rrtd Frost present have a surprise put on them a"V ilw end
ed Insurance'policy on fire apparatus of the week.
located on the North side This-was Fourth Clradis han arrartsed Uie room
l,o allow more s|»ce al the front fu
accented.
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dramatising cand. Library Circle. Tli(>!
President Johnson, stated ...
>- »rltte.n Freeholder Droeseher asking are studying simple designs, of a con- - that .every cflorl be made to have Cell ventional tyiie and have made slenclls
tie street improved this year and Uio of simple form. They liave planned
'Uie Freeholder had replied thai this good color schemes to use In applyin
thru* stencils. *
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would be done.
Applications lor —permits* to hold
dances slid entertainments here fo
FHANKXiN SCHOOL
crlved from Cranford Camp. No. 3, Every • class ,Ui the Fianklln 8chou
W O. W., Tiger A. C . and the Work had a valentine boj. There were valmen's Blck and Death Benefit Auocla entine* large, w a l l and In-betwe«ii
lion- The«e_werejr*ferred to Commit sUei. Much enjoyment was bad In tlw
tee-.with power.
dUUibuting and reading of them.
Mayor Darroch and ' Councilman ', Every child. In 1A made and lent a
mm <!' valenmw to .Bwnor Sfifrig Elean
ha» been ill and away Iran l i t r .
lutvUng by reason of
mates lor the'past nionUi '";
Monday last Uie fire a l u m tounded 'MIM_ Phelps, teacher rof the IB class.
from box 33 for a brush fire. In an I«ve a splendid 'dimonltra'tlon lesson
All teachers'trom.the kiniwerlng the alarm the tjuck. driven b»
Uie —
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Pred'Cowell. was caught In the trolley deivanen
tracks at Cenlre St: and locust Avt, t n f '••"•
and loat a wheel Heavier.wheels luxe The a A c'taw Is making aroovtntpicbeen provided for the true*:
~ " lire etuitled. TLlly Etta arfd a Little
Bear." This Is in eonnectkpi with a
story.j.ead by Uie clan.
' '. . HawyXfaf'a TIIIM .
On Friday afternoon the aitfclasi visEntertaining has lost Its difficulty. Thefhotrcu
"T_t Oreit Pacificator" arat the
popular tltlt btttowtd oo Henri O) ited the 2A Mrs Rlchart gate a pracwho has a General Electric Refrigerator hat
btoauw of bU IUCC-M |o Mttllog tpc tical demonstration -On Mow to Clean
•ohrcd.the 'problem of having tmart thiBgi to
tlooal dlflkultl** bjr n e a u of coin Your TrtUi>
S_ayKffifc_9t__H-_l_(-ka_a_t<-»cU»
loo much expense. She make* a lirirple mousse
"The L»T« of Oeorge Waslireat-CDnrpromlm-.1"
tattoo So far it is very Interesting
or paitaitand chllU it to perfection. Herdriliks,
3A. which has been studying about
her fruit, are cold enough, to be full-flavored.
Sa*<r_aa- C M
cotton, silk, linen and wool, h u an indeJJdous! St« newjaTprriei about guests. Sha
la . nodente ^dlmttea It
terwunt exhlblUoo of' this on Uiclr
eojoTi them.
, ^
i n n wbea tusperatur** a n d book table Each child who brought a
tiWMly low. Bl(b baroatWc prti
wrote: a slip explaining
Mtt nmtUy *xUti wh«t It fc Ttir what he brought and where It rime
Haw ym At comfonof thbperftct nftlttnitkmt.
MM,' and nslW air U AKTH -torn from,
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_. 1/not, cotntta today.
^kltfk to low
Mk»-W_UeVbOys retetved the great\
—
est nonbtr-ot tards lor gettinti In line
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ELEGTRIC
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-Your coal merchant nowadays
sells HEAT—not simply coal. He
sends an Expert to your home to
show you how to get more comfort from the Anthracite you buy
/ from him.
• ' Mosf people waste coal because
they do. not know how to adjust
dampers or stoke their fire prop' ' erly. T h e v hlam» »k
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Ji Y n ,Y, D l a m e t h e COal—aliO
tne c o a l Merchant.
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H you liave a heating problem,
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learn how to solve it
The Anthracite
Thomas^ 8uUy-w»s born In Kngland.
H» «aa (dm yean old vhea hit Bother
— raa» rook, trip u, Si Z t S
PHONE
I4gz
BROS
WESTFI?LDVN.J.
'Sturdy
SERVICE
• rwponilble for the splendfii
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ters. They employ a large staff
of combustion engineers" who see
that you getsatisfaction. '
v v h e n you use Anthracite you KNOW you are
burning t h e SAFEST
«nd CLEANEST fuel
You KNOW it cannot
blow up and set your
house afire. You KNOW "
it gives off no dirty soot
t0 r
"»n your furniture,
paint and draperies—and
you also KNOW it will
burn for hours without
attention.
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Spent Mu
IPHONES: ROSELLE
C0Mult
tOaWyou
untry-every year only a
f the high standard of qu
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LUERIB60N BUTTER
trom
' is the very highest score
spend'for
Ulie-pound carton will c
send an Expert
TR
No charge for" his
demonstration and
•sduasn Vtthl-.
.Arthur a Ham..
Burn Anthracite
STORE
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the facts.
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MineOwne r a r ^l_A r V^
make this possible throueh An
thrache Coal Service which t t y "
have established in princi
te
T
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kkVto
ttlt «ndea had the pleasure of
UUI* twfttt^MJUn IM JM n uThe
k f e c W taken to be used at a |>arty
wfaa-4 troa tmitt ****. *_tr» which
U\aM gJVtn In Uw Philadeltk* Kao- iw ib*idv kad tar Ite
Haapttai to the soldiers on Washcoldao i m . **rf»r'Uw UtU* ckllto- phia
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la coat tote M and torbldUMBMt" lattooi Birthday.
. Wkw «te mu uktd ta <ttl wawthlat
akoct «htt ib*ta«hiiHl, tk* tt-
Su-ii yoiufl-sur»_c« "annt
Your coal merchant
now sends an Expert
to ihow you *~ FREE