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Friday, March 23, 1927 PVPVTVr. a i tiu nir Pa Fiv) nilir inn riTIIinnriW in hi" ullr' extinguishers? Heir llnunmnn I ue in his quart extinculahers? FLASHES OF LIFE i rmany there has bum dis- (liy Aso. iatl Press covered in the Federaet marshes Havana In view of season. L'pper Swabia a town that mum for-possibly the hardships won't be soi'lfied and Inhabited about 1 000 B. great for Americans.

Jt is forbid- i C. i A FORUM FOB ALL den now by presidential decree to uses caroon tetrachloride, which la the best cleaner there la, and absolutely safe. "Then there is the. dusting mop. dipped in two kinds of oils mineral and vegetable.

And when you wipe sour furniture and lay v'onr mop aside, the oil makes the best agent for spontaneous eombusion there is. Hut your mop in a can with the top tightly closed, and then if it burns, that's all there is to it. 't'p in New England, a newspaper woman writer giving out household Also shake dice for the drink poker In clubs is taboo. A Interscholastic Forum To Have First Public Session. Each a Member of Wortendyke; Has Become Wealthy As In-Lodge Over 50 Years.

I ventor Despite Handicaps. New tork Flapperlsm Is causing masculine white collar workers to be in great demand. The Y. M. C.

A. is unable to meet the demand for male stenographers, typists and sec That's Why T. Alfred Fleming nints, said that if a fuse fcurns out. The Northern New Jersey Interscholastic Forum organization will Is Now Devoting His Time place a penny the fUe retaries. fBy Associated Pms.t Louisville.

KyM March 25. A few iha Clonal lu Iuse- ana Presto, you Million Dollars Appropriated To Carry On the Project Money Needed for Approaches Is Also Assured. noia its is public lorum this evening at 8 o'clock In the Hacken OpCdUlliy uugun ui I II nave light. months ago a palnter-architect-his Springfield. Mass.

llnir the tortan-law atudent-inventor and dents smoke at Springfield College, Prevention. 'es. mats right, but when you remove a fuse and stick a penny in the system, you are reniovinsr the withal a cripple decided Louisville which trains boys for Y. M. C.

A. woi k. sack High school. Representatives from five of ffie schools, Ridgewood, Cliff side, Leonia, Bogota and Hackensack will speak. The subject for discussion will be "Extra Curricular Activities in RESUME OF SESSION GIVEN ADDRESSES KIWANIS CLUBWm.

and when do ityou had better call the undertaker, the lawyer and the preacher, because Ne Haven As Edna Feiber. novelist, views It, when tho elimina the High School." Any phase of tion of sex and alcohol is complete. (Special to the Bergen Kvaning Kccoi'd.) If this thing goes on, in twenty-live this subject may be discussed by the speakers. Trenton, March 25 The 1927 Leg you are going to have a catastrophe. For the weakest place in the wiring is going to be short-circuited by that penny, and there wilL be a Are.

After an hour and a half of needed a hall dedicated to the use; of speakers who believe they have' Inspirational messages. As a result: the C. Lee Cook Free Speech Hall, municipal forum, came Into being. Here it is regarded as a monu- ment to Cook, who, although he lost control of his limbs in infancy and left school at seven years ofj age, has become a wealthy manu-: facturer in addition to other accom- i plishmenta. When Cook became old enough to lealize his deficiency In knowledge, he set to work to educate himself.

I He Is unable to hold a tool in his hands, save through the aid of a mechanical rigging of his own device, but one of his Inventions is years it will not be proper to mention bread and raw butter. She gave views on "repression" in a lecture at Yale, with the argument I hat It is better for the youth of America to be told. night was a big night In Odd Fellowshio at Wortendyks lAidg No. 175. I.

O. O. at Midland Park, cansed their membership to turn out -n masse to greet three 1 1 nored brethren, who had been n. em be i of the lodge for over fifty years. The mee'mg was called to order by Noble Grand Nicholas Ztildema assisted by Vice iratid Herman Itulksma and was opened when llstrict Deputy Grend Master Edward E.

Phillips, of district No. 4 8, which includes alsj llohokus Lodge, No. 178, at Ramsey, retired and escorted into the lodge, Harry S. Pine, of Trenton, thi grand secretary of the grand lodge and special representative of the grand master on tnis particular occasion: District Deputy Grand Master Henry A. Helnrlchs, of district No.

8. taking lu seven Paterson and one Little Falls lodges and Edgar V. Wiggles-worth, the police commissioner of Hackensack. is a grand lodge committeeman in charge of tho Rldgely home for orphans of Odd Fellows, all of whom were received with the honors due their station and given a hearty welcome by the noble grand and accorded seats of honor on the platform. Paterson was represented hv speaking by the platform representatives of the various schools, the subject will be thrown open to general discussion by the audience.

The Interscholastic forum was fostered by Hubeft A. Wright, head of the English department in the Hackensack High school. This forum substitutes the old system of formal debating. It Is the consensus of opinion of the various schools of the league that this form of public speaking Is much more desirable than was the formal debating system. Parents and friends, as well as students are invited to attend.

Go islature, which brings its original lawmaking to a close for the session tikis afternoon, disposed of many matters directly affecting Bergen county. Not the least important of these actions was the appropriation of Jl.Ouu.olJt) as part of the moneys to be paid by the state toward the Hudson river bridge project. The bulk of the cost of that structure is being raised by bond issue based on the anticipated tolls. The Larson Highway Dill, also passed tbis afternoon, takes care of Bergen county's needs in the way of Hudson bridge approaches in harmony with the suggestions made by Senator Mackay. This is a resume of important bills passed and notable bills killed or sidetracked during the session.

SOME IMVOItTAXT BILLS. New York In thls-now-it-can-be-toiil style. Mrs. lis Nelsun Morris has published a book about ynccti Miu-U 's (sit. Her reason Is that she thinks newspaper accounts of the turn- had a "squint." making an exceedingly great mountain of what 1 'he admits was more than a mole i hill of friction among the Queen's hosts.

Anybody who wants to help the Rumanian Red Cross may bur the book and then perhaps won't think the newspapers were so wrong after all. WMUG IS SECHETEU. "And you know that your wiring is secreted behind walls, 'so when the heaviest strain is put on the lighting system, at 11 o'clock in the evening usually, you can set your alarm clock for 7 hours later, for it will take that time for the fire to smolder and get a good start, and you will be getting up In about 7 hours. "So make sure If you have something wrong with your wiring system, that you call the electrician, the fellow who knows something about it. If you are sick, you don't call the bootlegger, and if you are ir.

trouble with the law, you don't try to argue the case yourself, "And, in closing, don't pack your grip and start on a hike to find the kind of town you like, for you will "I was on the spot in a southern state a few years aso. when a school burned, with a hundred and seventy-three tots and three teachers were trapped in the second floor. I saw it with my own eyes. Since that day I have devoted my entire time to talking and acting fire prevention." It was T. Alfred Fleming, Director of Conservation, National Board of Underwriters, of New York, who spoke yesterday at the weekly meeting of the Hackensack Kiwanls Club.

In Illinois last month 24 schools were burned, 10 of which were in the city of Chicago. For every day of the year we burn 5 1-2 schools. SOMETIMES MEX FORGET. "But we men are downtown everyday making dollars and we forget all about our youngsters in school, and we forget all about protecting our family in that little frame house on the outskirts of the city. But our children are worth more thaa all the dollars in the bunks.

'Twenty-six million children are In involuntary pentitentiary for two hundred days of the year, when they Ko to school. What are we doing Should a Wan Fay Km Than $40 That's strictly up to the man who puts it up to us. Here he can pay less without sacrificing quality or more without being robbed, $35 in these assortment" buy crackerjack garment. $80 purchases the finest we have under glass. used In the engine rooms of America's largest battleships.

Another of his feats la the construction of a creosotlng plant In Brunswick. which was built on f.ve acres of sw.nnp land and which required 160 carloads of machinery for operation. Not so long ago he declined a position at $40,000 a year with an eastern concern. His friends are Included In every walk of life ex are and hear what your children doing in the HlgTi school. i Peaboby, Mass.

It Is costing Mike Grad Just one dollar for the car he Ihlnks Is the best In the world. He delegation made up of members from cepting beggars. "Self pity," he declares, fatal drove it for Ills last eight years as The bills passed include the 1 una alter long hiking that it isn't to jsenevoient Lodge, No. Passaic Lodge, No. 33: Falls City Lodge, No.

191. and Colfax Lodge, No. 212; Hohokus Lodge, No. 178. of Ram the town, it's you.

And If you want 00U'U'J0 stale h'Shway financing pro gram covering a six-year period; a better town, a safes- town, it oi ronce, never more tnan iz miles sn hour. Retiring, he had to turn It back to the city, but the Council decided to honor hlin by a bargain. WHILE B0R0 SEARCHED up to you to make it so." So impressed were the Kiwanians with Mr. Fleming's talk that it was decided the school children should sey, and Bergen County Lodge, No. 7S.

of Hackensack, furnished nice delegations numerically. However, the membership of the home lodge proved themselves loyal and had three quarters of those present. The recipients of the gold medals 1500 new miles of state roads, to be financed by means of a two cent-per-gallon gasoline tax; additional bond issue; state motor vehicle fees, and federal aid. As a concession to motorists the personal property tax on automobiles -is abolished. The half-mill to protect them: heRr it, and John C.

Conklin was 'Vou say 'We have a good fire i named make arrangements for Supt. Hayfort Will Be Speaker At Park Ridge Monday. C. O. Hayfort, Superintendent of the State Fish Hatcheries, located at Hackettstown, will be the speaker chief and department.

Yes, that may be true, but your chief needs Mr. Fleming to speak in the High school. YOUNGSTER SLEPT ON Daniel De Rltter, of Fourth street, Fair Lawn, five years old. was put to bed by his falher without the mother knowing about It and as a result the borough was searched by the uncle, Harry Van Wieiel, and tha lad's mother was prostrated. After all the commotion the boy was found fast asleep on the second floor of the De Kilter residence.

The assistance of Officer Alnemy. Immediate Past Governor Arnold state tax to further improve and were Nicholas Carlough, an Odd Fellow 84 years; rhllip Nixon and Israel W. Gannon. New York If "L'hmurlcuh'' doesn't look out. It will be as bad as China in speech.

It is feared by Sir Richard l'uget, British physicist, who has been studying our speech. The fourteen vowel sounds of the English language have been reduced at least half by our slovenly diction, he says, even In cultured Boston. He points out that ages of sliding over words have cut the Peking dialect Rippe, Ziegler and Captain i enlarge institutions is continued. It Isn't a matter of how little you put Into the gult but how much we put Into it before you came In. Michaels-Stern Garments $22.50 to $75.00 Boys' Suits $7.95 to $25.00 Frank Walsh, of the city fire depart at the regular monthly meeting of AMEHICAN-S TO HAIR ftAASAS.

to 600 words, each with ten different who was on duty at the time, was Branch No. 7 of the Bergen County Sportsmen's Fish and Game Association, which will be held in the Volunteer Fire House, Park Ridge, cn Monday evening, March 28. All the sportsmen of Bergen County should attend rhis meeting as Branch No. 7 has been very fortunate in having Mr. Hayfort ad meanings.

ment, were among the guests. Each was introduced. LOCAL QUARTET SINtiSv. The Old Home Quartet, Kd. Rod-gers, first tenor: Henry Schurich, second tenor; Clarence Voorhis, baritone, and James D.

Wright, bass, were present, and sang several numbers. Their "Melon Time in Dixieland" and "Dancin' Fool" were the favorites, and Henry Schurich's tenor solo, was also roundly applauded. support. He must be well equipped with material, the same as the soldier must. And this war against fire, is one that continues for all lime.

It is a peace war. He is no good unless he has a gun with cartridges. What good is a fire chief unles he has fine equipment, a good water supply and man power? "Last year we burned up every day 41 persons. In South Carolina a year and a half ago 76 persons were burned to death in the second floor of a school. They dug a big grave, about six feet wide and a hundred and fifty feet long, and put them all In it.

HOW TO ItKALIZE TltAGEDY. "Now suppose we dig a grave in sought, but before the officer was able to leave headquarters, the boy was located In bed. The uncle, however, had an exciting time and did most of the borough on foot. A plantation that will produce 4.000.000 bunches of bananas a year is to be developed by Americans in Panama, the project having Just been approved by the Panaman government. The plans include tho cultivation of nearly 40,000 acres, construction of a railroad 40 miles long a concrete wharf, oil storage tanks and employees' quarters and development of an elaborate Irrigation system.

More than $9,000,000 will be spent on the project, Chicago Tom Brown's saxophone can't lie amouldlng. He'll have to keep tooting. The leader of the six Brown brothers saxophone sextet, divorced. must pay $400 a Every Garment Fitted and Attend Senator Abell's bill to relieve the Public Service of some of its street paving obligations, saving the trolley company about J300.UUU a year, was passed -over Governor Moore's veto. The Vehicular Tunnel Coin-mission was continued in office until July 1, 1928.

The Mackay Commission is to make a survey of the state probation system and suggest changes in the handling of the juvenile delinquent problem to the next Legislature. The Traffic Commission is to continue its studies of the problem of the growing vehicular traffic lit the State. The Dower and Courtesy Law, providing for a lifty-illy division of the estate of a surviving spouse, in the case of a husband or wife dying in the State, was passed. Primary voting will be be Free of Chars by our Expert month alimony, $5,000 cash and then i some. Tailors CO.YGO TO HAVE AVIATION.

Commercial aviation lias just Invaded the Belgian Congo and Is giving transportation speedier than ever dreamed of by residents there, a company which has eeoured the exclusive franchise for operation of ecn PRESIDENT ACCEITi. My Associated Press.) Washington, March 25 President PUT ON dress this meeting. He will explain all the details of the work being accomplished at the state hatcheries In the raising of trout, bass and other species. The talk will be a very Interest. Ing and instructive one and It is not necessary to be a member of Branch No.

7 In order to attend at this time. State Game Warden Frank Mot-tram will be present and anyone who has not secured his hunting and fishing license for 1927 can obtain it at this time from the I OK .10,000 YEARS OLD Hackensack today and put in it Coolldga today accepted an Invita 1 TFANK, inc. ice Deiteved to have been formed civil aviation lines has established tion to address the United Press 150,000 years ago when Russia and I regular aerial service between Boma Associations In New York on April 25. PLAY 1 PARENTS an nonnern Europe were covered and Elisabethvllle, covering the with the wintry coating, has been 1,289 miles In two days Instead of found In a cave recently discovered in 50 by any other method. Flights Clothiers and Tailors Hackensack 118 Main St.

KPRHJ WINS. (by AniKtciatMt Press.) Aintree, March 25 Sprig, owned by Mrs. M. Patrldge, won to- are made every eight days to con nect with mall steamers from Bel srlum. Hydroplane boats will pro in me urai mountains.

The cave Is 26 miles long and Is festooned with glistening icicles. The roof Is a mass of snow crystals that reflect And Harmonica Club of School No. 6 Also Entertains. vide transportation between the day the classic grand national steep small towns and settlements along lechaso. the colors of the rainbow, and there are many arrottoes.

warden. The attendance prize will be a ring-neck pheasant, and it Is a very attractively mounted one. As usual, business will be followed by a social period and refreshments will be Berved while the members are listening to or telling of various adventures. Objects dating rivers. I from the time of the Persian Kino-I The very excellent programs of tween 7 a.

m. and 8 p. instead of between 7 a. m. and 9 p.

m. SOME KILLS PASSED. Also among the bills passed were: The Clit't bill to tax interstate buses one and a half cents per mile travelled in New Jersey. The Powell bills wiping out the Elisor law and giving coroners power to act in case of the disqualification of the sheriff. Mrs.

Pamela Francisco's bill giving the Steuben House Commission power to acquire the old Steuben House at North Hackensack by con- Cyrus were found nearby. entertainment provided by the chtl dren of the schools in the First and other wards of Hackensack are Kl'NDAV CEXSOIIS KKPT BCSY Since the Inauguration of censorship of Sunday events In Glasgow, the Glasgow magistrates are kept FARMERS BOYCOTT TRICK. Farm produce agents in the vi doing probably more than any other thing to attract parents to the school and insure their attendance to 41 persons burned to death today in the country, and then tomorrow we'll dig a big grave in Rutherford and put them in, and tho next day in Jersey City, and so on. until we have dug graves like that in 365 cities during one year. Then maybe we will realize the awful tragedy of it.

And remember that for every one we put in the grave, there ao 3 injured. 1 was looking over a report from llidiigan yesterday, and in the inuiitn of January there were 17 firemen injured in betroit alone. In Pittsburgh, in 27 days, IS hiklreii under 4 years of age were burned to death before open fireplaces, just because we are down, town making dollars and haven't thought to teach the youngsters in school the elementary rules of fire prevention, and just becaue we are too careless to place a fine meshed screen in front of our fireplaces. "But that is only the human life side of the question. As for the money side, last year 559 million dollars was burned np, and add to this sum for fire losses, the cost keeping our fire departments' in service, our fire alarm systems and our water supply, and we find that last year a billion, 112 million dol cinity of Sydney, N.

have decided busy scanning; applications' for per 4 BEATEX BY BANDITS. (By Associated Presa.l Fort AVayne, Mur. 25. Dr. W.

E. Fair of Mount Vernon. N. was to use horse-drawing vehicles ex-Units. On a recent Sunday 32 permits ritmivcly In hauling hay, straw and' were granted, although for the first chaff to the market.

The decision time In several weeks applications was reached at a meeting at the for movlnb picture performances farmers held recently In Sydney. It i were not filed. Four requests for beaten and robbed of 11,800 by two Ulemnation and preserve it for the being argued that horses would rights to hold concerts were opposed MVouble armed men near the interurban station here last night. Dr. Fair was struck over the head with a revolver shortly after he alighted from an Interurban car from Lima, Ohio.

The men escaped. Police believe the bandits followed the physician from Lima. Dr. Fair is here visiting. the meetings of the parents, and it is this Important feature that has caused the Parent-Teacher and'Hoine and School Associations in Hackensack to grow in membership so fast the past two years.

This was emphatically evidenced yesterday afternoon at the Jackson Avenue school, when the pupils were scheduled to provide the program, and long before the time set, 3:15, some 200 or more mothers, sisters and aunts were in the room waiting expectantly for the treat In store. And it was a genuine treat! The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. August eat forage while auto trucks would not, and a steady demand for forage should be built up. It was also claimed that within a radius of eight miles horses- had proven to be mors economical than motors. vigorously, but unsuccessfully, by Ballle Alex Brown.

Nearly half of the perfnlts were for non-rellglous meetings and the others were for church. Sunday school, evangelistic and like services. State as a Revolutionary relic. The MackHy bill extending the dominion of the Mosquito Extermination Commission onto the fresh of the State as well as the salt marshes. Senator Abell's Blue Sky law to check the 9noating of bogus securities.

The Mackay bill to allow married women to Indorse notes. OTHEH -MEASt'HES. The Chnndless bill to revive former lars were paid out for fire. And i Schiefer. in the Joint kinder- Sheriff John C.

Kaiser's $14,000 Hud-1 DANCE and DINE find that 91 per cent of this amount garten room. was due to carelessness or to lack i After a few words of greeting son County Jail prisoners' feeding claims and permit him to receive ef education -of our folks. by the president, the recently or money atiegea to do aue mm irom A X- Needham's Restaurant FROM MANUFACTURER TO YOU AT SMITH'S LOW PRICES ganized Harmonica Club delighted the audience with a number of selections very beautifully rendered. There are 30 or more boys and girls in this club and under the efficient direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Host, the- children have progressed wonderfully In a short time.

They played a. number of popular selections, including "Old Black Joe," and there were few if any bad notes. Some of the boys have reached that stage where they use their hands to get the usual warble effect, and soon several soloists will be developed. Something was said about an elimination contest with the Harmonica Club of the Broadway school, and then a contest with the Bergenfield school for the county school cham Hudson County under a defective contract. The Mackay zoning constitutional amendment, Proposed state constitutional amendments ordered to a referendum vote at a special election next September 27.

Changes in court procedure to check crime wave and insure speedier trials and disposition of appeals. New laws desired by the State Bankers Association to facilitate the banking business. Branch banks authorized. The Mackay Bayonne Staten Island bridge financing bill. The 1550,000 Hudson Normal school at Boulevard and Culver avenue.

Jersey City, authorized. "Now a lot of yon think that the Insurance company pays the bill. You read In the newspaper an account of a big fire, and. you nick to if any one was injured. none was, you look and see that it says the loss was by insurance.

you say', and go on to something else in 'he paper. CARELESSXESS. 'But listen to me. Insurance is nothing but a collecting and distributing agency for you because you are careless. Whatever the cost of doing the business of insurance iou pay for.

And when the manufacturer pays a huge sum in premiums to insure his factory and stock, just put it in the cost of his merchandise, and when you buy omething over the counter lust r. 6-8 BANTA PLACE HACKENSACK, N. J. pionship. A Dlav.

"The Children's Bonk." was Cbandless Lnmn City ripper presented by children from the first i giving to Republican Mayor Mohn 5'ou are Paying for fire "The annual lo.a in ill through the sixth grades, and verv lull power to make Union City is- The patterns are many and the cloths all wool. Sizes 34 to 52. leven times greater per person clearly demonstrated to the parents pointments without the approval of I than that of all the countries in I ti'at children get both knowledge Democratic City Council. Europe put together. Whv? Well ana pleasure out of their regular! -en nuci mu repeating reading and language work, and three months' notice and restor-: ror one thinur.

thev Wnna- tn In I Id and we haven't yet learned, should prove a stimulus to more andinS the month'B notice law in the' Vi lease of monthly tenants, better reading. nang a house on a chimney and Dolly, Helen Schlnske. Jick, Felix Andino. Miss Muffet, Alice Keller. The Spider, Oscar Heisler.

Christopher Robin, Ruth Coyman. pect it to stay there and give us jo trouble. But we get chimnev "res galore, Just because we don't "mid our chimneys right. Who is responsible for the bad ehimneys? Kskimo Twins, I' ranees Delia and no oui der. nf Jay the houses, and all you would Slartese, The boy, Mary Smirnoff.

ISSIBS SIDETRACKED. Among the bills defeated or sidetracked were Senator Case's proposed constitutional amendment for the reconstruction of the Court of Appeals and the supreme Court. Senator Mackay's bill to subject all drug stores in New Jersey to an annual license fee and 1 to rigid supervision. Senator Richards' State Department of Justice bill, planned to clip the wings of the twenty-one Democratic prosecutors in New Jersey. Senator Roberts' bill to provide Top Coats for col-legiates or conservatives.

Sizes 34 to 52. co ao is take the plans to a "re insurance man and he will tell yu in five minutes whether vour cnlmney is going to be built correctly. He will save you many dol-'srs, too, sometimes, bv telling vou Put a certain kind of glass in a 'Wendy, Helen Daniel wieh. Columbus, Dorothy Maass. Pied Piper, George Bross.

Itobiu Hood, Frank Alacdonough. Betsy Jiosfs, Faustina Ferrante. George Washington, Edward Engagement Extraordinary OF SAM COHEN and his famous MARIMBA ORCHESTRA Featuring Al Derrick with Marimba Solos SAM COHEN (of Silver Slipper fame, Broadway, N. with his snappy melodious dance music. EVERY EVENING from 9 P.

M. Till Closing Old Fashioned Waltz, Jazz and Marimba Solos By AL DERRICK Dance on one of the finest and largest dance floors in Bergen County. No Cover Charge. "Eighty-two per cent of our fire i Tllis the direction 'ss is business loss. We haven't'0' lina Lister, but the teachers learned how to protect our ver- tne several grades were respon- penalties and put teeth in the act limiting night work by women in Preadin.

We know that 76 oer-! grades, and the little ones, showed -factories, bakeshops. of the fires strrt arou the 'ark Senator Richards' bill increasing heating unit a ri 1 I A short business meeting followed, i max'mum allowance under the i nuu a i a in. Delicious refreshments were then 7 compensation law irom um me stairways and elevator to t20 a week floors i served ty the reiresnment commit-And tLe- "air shafts, spreading to the Dove with anwzing rapidity. "ll we have to do is em-los. our More for your money.

Every suit has two pair of trousers to match doubling; the life of your suit. I FIRE DISCOVERED IN BIG AUTO COAL TRUCK nde we learned how to pro fit Senator Simpson's Hudson County i consolidation bill. Bill for a separate board to license naturopaths in New Jersey. The Groel bill jackins up the salaries of all commissioners. 1 OTHER LOST CAISKS.

The Stevens and Giuliano bills to abolish oVien primary systems and to provide for the nomination of, candidates for Governor and United States Senator next year at state I our horizontals. Vour hori- Fire In one of the auto trucks of 11. H. Van Kaun, Moore street, Hackensack, coal dealer, did slight dam- tontal opening is a large factory. for "ample, which should be ape to it yesterday afternoon at 3.20 "nits is to prevent spread, instead of I 'opted th" unlnter- The city fire department responded "We i to alarm from Box 64 at Main (ire, 1 per Cent street and Euclid avenue, at which losses c'ent of til corner the truck became stalled.

conventions instead of by the direct nominations system. Boy's Four Piece Suits business conccnuau-u Knfrine Company 2, from Fairmount Kepealer of the Spring- primary headquarters, was the first on the law to shove the primaries back to scene, and hand chemical extinK-; September. The primaries will be RKMKMHKH THE FAMILIES. 9 Try.one of NEEDHAM'S Special Steak Sandwiches $1.00 5 ,95 up Blues (irays Brawns All Models Coat Vt 2 nicker or One Long "And d0n't were found sufficient to again this year in June. "feting your business that vo" the fire' I Chandless bill to allow state chair- famllv out in the suburbs' "I I to P'ck commissioners in- vou have built them a frame PAST MASTERS' ASS'N i chancellor.

ticW. w'ith a shingle roof which TO HOLD BANQUET Itiiorize the Port Authority to plan' The N'orth Jersey Past. for a tunnel under the Hudson River iA I frnm Vow rillrham In Want A 1 at (lrf. arrant sparks from a bon- 'otomotlve or some other Luncheon, 11 to 3 P. M.

60c Dinner, 5 to 8.30 P. SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER All Day Sunday $1.00 SMITHS kjf 115 MAIN ST.Kj) Open Saturdays to 11 P. M. Wednesday to 6 P. M.

Open Daily 8 a. to 9.30 p. m. 'ear 82" women were killed hold its annual banquet In Oritanl street. New- York city, with a sta-: aning wi(h Rasone.

yoll Field Club on April 4. Several tion under Union City. Uk Rhen cleaning ilrand l.odtie officers of the state1 Chandless bill to annex Kearny duces rubbing pro- will be present. to F.eriten County. the spark which iKtiitts AM past masters and masters in' Chandless voting machine bill.

which has vaporized, Kenicn County who have not se- Hill to sterilize defectives, "in vo" only I cured tickets fnr tine banquet may, Open Sunday bill. 'H th lives 21 hours tj stt them by writing William H. Senator Stiles' bill to repeal lh tae. I'ralt, Summit avenue, Hacken-jlaw protecting bobolinks and put-j "at does your fire chief here I sack. Itins them in the list of game.