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1ft THE MONTCLAltt i'iAlS, Juan 18, ISSa mmmmm ri mmk9mmwmm'mmmmkmmWmmWmmmmw NOTICE OF INTENTION LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES 1 OBSERVES I jattt iinmn7nonv (Con tinned from Page One) dertaken at the beginning of its or-ganiaation In co-operation with the Board of Education In Montclair, of Its Ellis Island and student loan acuities, and its work in the southern mountain schools. The New Jersey Society, D.AH., was represented by Mrs. J. Warren Perkins of East Orange, vice regent. There was dancing on the lawn by iome of Miss Susanne Sawyer's pu-pUs, after which a birthday cake Waring forty lighted candles was cut.

nd refreshments served to more than 100 guests. Mrs. Arthur H. Churchill was general chairman of the day. COMMUTER TRAFFIC, OFF SINCE 1929, SHOWS GAIN Bottom of Depression Reached in 1933, Figures Indicate.

Commuting from -New Jersey to York Is again on the increase after a decided slump, attributed largely to the depression, according to statistics prepared by the Regional plan Association. Statistics obtained through a survey made by the association shows that on an average business day in 1924 a total of 342,000 persons crossed th. Hudson River and entered New York. This number continued to crease until 1929, when the peak JCTHU WOO tv.wv nivit wwfww aons arriving daily from New Jersey. The number of commuters then gtarted to decrease until 1933, when the average daily total was 305,000.

Since that year there has been a gradual increase, the daily total for 1334 being 308,000. In the report of the Regional Plan Association, it is pointed out that the rise of 1.1 per cent in the commuter traffic after a 10 per cent decline in a decade should be considered is a significant indication that the bottom of the business depression was reached in 1933. FORMER RESIDENT ILL. Basil H. Pollitt, formerly of Nish-uane Road, and now of Washington, D.

is confined to the Mt. Alto Hospital in Washington with a nervous breakdown. Look.Out! The Treasury Department is seeking more than a million dollars from the Work Relief fund in order to Secure wnrVerm wrHsk urm i 14 rhwtr nr In. STAFF MEMBER ASSUMES DUTIES AT BRANCH J. R.

Rose Will Direct Club and Physical Activities. Joshua R. Rose has assumed his duties as the new astivities secretary of the Washington Street Branch, Y. M. C.

A. Mr. Rose was formerly assistant physical secretary and later v-v JOSHUA R. ROSE. boys work secretary at the Centre Avenue Y.

M. C. A. in Pittsburgh. Mr.

Rose received his college training at the University of Pittsburg, where he was president for three years of the Pitt Lyceum, the university's only colored student organization. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and when in Pittsburg was associated with several social and athletic clubs. His wife, Mrs. Virginia Rose, is the daughter of Henry Craft, executive secretary of the West 135th Street Y. M.

C. A. In New York City. Mr. Rose will work with boys and men in physical and club activities at the Branch Y.

M. C. A. He assumes the position left vacant by the promotion of J. N.

Williams to the executive secretaryship of the branch. Marine Corps Fills Desire To Go Places' The restless spirit of American youth is becoming more evident every day, according to Major Fred S. N. Erskine of the Marine Corps, who has an opportunity to interview many young men at his office in the Federal Building, 641 Washington Street, New York City. Even when their home surroundings are better than the average, there seems to be an inborn desire on the part of every normal young man to go places and do things," Major Erskine stated yesterday.

"Eager to begin a new life, far from their home environment, the primary question asked by nearly every applicant is 'Where do we go from "Happily, the Marine Corps is able to fill this desire. With perhaps the most mobile military force in exist-once, no unit of the corps ever becomes static. The main training center at Parrie Island, S. has the most mobile population in the world, with practically an entire turnover every few months. Fernwood Chapter, O.E.S., To Hold Lawn Party The annual lawn party and bazaar of Fernwood Chapter.

O.E.S., will be held tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Eugene Thomas, 106 Park Street. Tickets may be obtained from members of the commtitee in charge of arrangements or at the party. LA (Chancery 14) SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of New Jersey. Between Th.

Prudential Insurance Company of America, complainant, and Roy M. Mershon. et defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged By virtu, of the above stated writ of fieri facias, to me directed.

I shall expose for sal. by public vendue, at the Court House, in Jsewark, on Tuesday, the ninth day of July next, at one o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time), all tract or par cel or land and premises situate, lying and being in th Town of Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey. Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Westview Road distant westerly along the same four hundred and eighty-four feet and thirty-seven one-hundredths of a foot from the intersection of the southerly side of Westview Road with the westerly side of Grove Street; thence (I) south sixteen degrees thirty-seven minutes west 'one hundred and twenty-five feet to a point; thence (2).

north seventy-three degrees twenty-three minutes west fifty-five feet to a point; thence (3) north sixteen degrees thirty-seven minutes east one hundred and twenty-five feet to the southerly aid. of Westview Road: thence (4) along the asms south seventy-three degrees twenty-three minutes east fifty-five feet to the point and place of Beginning. Being known as Street Number 128 Westview Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. Th.

approximate amount of the Decree to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Ten Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-one Dollars and Thirty-four Cents together with the costs of this sale. Newark, N. June 3. 1935. LOUIS E.

BATCHELOR, Sheriff. Emit A. Trautmann Sol'r. $18.06 6-ll-4t. TOWN OF MONTCLAIR Bid.

for paving and the construction of enrha In Laekawaana Plaxa sad Greenwood Avenne. Sealed bids for improvement of Lackawanna Plaza from Bloomfield Avenue to Glenridge Avenue, a distance of six hundred and twenty-five feet (625'). more or less, in th. Town of Montclair, and of Greenwood Avenue from Lackawanna Plaza to Glenridge Avenue, a distance of two hundred and thirty feet (230'). more or less, by the paving thereof and the construction of curbs therein, together with all incidental work in connection therewith, will be received by the Town Engineer of th.

Town of Montclair. at his office in the Municipal Build in jr. corner of Bloomfield Avenue and Valley Road. Montclair. on Wednesday.

June 1935. at 2 P. Daylight Saving Time. Complete plans and specifications and directions in accordance with which aaid construction work shall be done are on file in the office of th. Town Engineer and may be examined on application at said office by any party desiring to bid on said work.

Bidders" form, which all bidders are required to use in submitting their bids, may be obtained at the office of the Town Engineer, and any bid not submitted on such form may be rejected. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for ten per centum (10i) of the amount of the bid. to insure the signing of the contract, and bond by the successful bidder within one week aftr the award shall have been made. The Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted. By order of the Board of Commissioners.

JOSEPH D. McKEE. Town Clerk. TOWN OF MONTCLAIR hundred sixty-one and thirty-five one-hundredth, feet (161.3a') to the westerly line of Curtis Terrace; thence northerly along the last mentioned line forty feet (40') more or less; thence easterly parallel to and two hundred feet (200'), more or less, north of the northerly line of Llewellyn Road to the rear line of lots fronting on Orange Road; thence southerly to a point in the northerly line of Llewellyn Road distance one hundred eighty feet (180'), more or less, from the westerly line of Orange Road; thence still southerly and at right anglea to Llewellyn Road two hundred twenty feet (220'), more or less: thence westerly and parallel to and distant southerly two hundred feet (200') more or less, from the third course Oie Filv Oerjieieo 7io zave. by as a to its to Realty Company, dated April I7th.

1S22, and recorded in the Register's Office of Essex County in Book H-fifi of Deeds for said county on page 537-539. Being known as Street Number 4 Grove Terrace, Montclair, N. J. The approximate amount of the Decree to be satisfied by said sale is the aum of Eight Thousand Five Hundred Ninety Dollars and Ninety-eight Cents (fft.S90.98), together with the costs of this sale. Newark.

N. June 1S3S. LOUIS E. BATCH ELOR. Sheriff.

Krsemer, Siegler Siegler, Sol'rs. -18-4t. $33,18 (Chancery 30) SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of New Jersey. Between New Order-Equity Building ft Loan Association of Newark, New Jersey, a corporation, complainant, and Carmela Carlucci, et defendants. Fi.

for sale of mortgaged interests. By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri facias, to me directed. I ahall expose for sale by public vendue, at the Court House, in Newark, on Tuesday, the second day of July next, at one o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time).

IN THE FIRST PLACE the 15 shares of the capital stock of New Order-Equity Building Lean Association of Newark, N. assigned by Carmela Carlucci te said Association, as collateral security, and IN THE SECOND PLACE: All the following tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being in the Town of Montclair. in the County of Essex and State of New Jersey. BEGINNING in easterly side of Clover-hill Place at a point distant six hundred feet northerly from northerly line of Glen Ridge Avenue; thence south forty-six degrees six minutes east one hundred forty-six feet and aixty-fcur hundredths of a foot; thence north thirty-nine degrees fifty-eight minutes east fifty feet and twelve hundredths of a foot; thence north forty-six degrees six minutes west one hundred forty-three feet and sixteen hundredths of a foot to easterly line of Cloverhill Place: thence along same south forty-three degrees fifty-four minutes west fifty feet to point and place of Beginning. Together with ail and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues, profits, privileges and advantages thereof.

Being known as Street Number 25 Cloverhill Place, Montclair, N. J. The approximate amount of the Decree to be satisfied by said sale te the sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Seventy-six Dollars and Cents together with the costs of this sale. Newark. N.

Mav 27. 1935. LOUIS E. BATCHELOR, Sheriff. Cohen Klein, Sol'rs.

$22.68 -4-4t. (Chancery 107) SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of New Jersey. Between Essex Title Guaranty and Trust Company, et complainants, and Joseph Gallagher, et defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged premises.

By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri facias, to ma directed, I shall expose for sale by public vendue, at the Court House, in Newark, on Tuesday, the ninth day. of July next, at one o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time), all tract or parcel of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey, and known as No. 35 Harrison Avenue: Beginning on the easterly side of Har- TOWN OF MONTCLAIR westerly line of Highlsnd Avenue distant four hundred seventy-six feet (476') more or less, northerly from the northerly line of Claremont Avenue; thence southerly along said westerly line of Highland Avenue a distance of one hundred seventy-two and fifty-one hundredths feet (172.50') to the southerly line of premises described as Map 32, Block Lot 35; thence westerly along the southerly line of Lot 35, two hundred fourteen feet (214'); thence northerly along the westerly line of Lot 35 one hundred seventy-six snd one-hundredths feet (176.84') to the southerly line of premises described ss Map 32.

Block Lot 30 distant two hundred twenty-five feet (225') west of the westerly line of Highland Avenue; thence --Xr SOUTH A 1' ll HZZAi; One Familv Oetxcued DwtLtiHOS Om BeSTeicrmo Tit too' Minimum FboNTAce 20000 n- fifivlrUN fj come tax returns for the years 1931- NOTICE. Talc notice that Taom.cn Intend to apply to th. Board of Commissioners of th. Town of Montclair, County of Esex, New Jersey, for a plenary retail distribution license for premises situated 630 Valley Read, Upper Montclair. New Jersey.

Objections, If any, ahould be made immediately in writing to Joseph D. MeK.ee, town clerk of Montclair. N. J. W.

C- THOM8EN. 4 Weodmont Road, -ll-Jt. Upper Montclair. N. J.

NOTICE. Take notice that Ida Glassman and Frank Kipnis. trading: as the Ideal Beverage intend to apply to the State Commissioner of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a State beverage distributors' license for the premises situated at 17 Bay Street, Montclair, County of Essex, New Jersey, and to maintain a warehouse at 17 Bay Street, Montclair, and to maintain a aaiesroom at 17 Bay Street, Montclair. Objections, if any, ahould be made im-mediaely in writing to D. Frederick Burnett.

Commissioner. 74 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. IDEAL BEVERAGE CO. (Ida Glassman and Frank Kipnis) 6-1118 LEGAL NOTICES IN CHANCERT OF NEW JERSET TO Mary Ryder Cannon: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, in a cause wherein The Essex County Building and Ioan Association is complainant, and Frank C.

Hall and others are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the bill of said complainant, on or before the fifth day of August next, or the said bill will be taken as confessed against you. The ssid bill is (lied to foreclose a mortgage held by complainant upon lands in the Town of Montclair, Jn the County of Essex and State of New Jersey, owned by the said Frank C. Hall. And you, Mary Ryder Cannon, are made a defendant because it is alleged in said bill that on March 30, 1922. you entered Into an agreement with Elizabeth H.

Sum-merlin and Edward Summerlin, her husband, and Eleanor Douglas, widow, to purchase said premises, and by virtue thereof may have or claim to have some interest in said premises. Dated June 4. 1935. FREDERIC H. PILCH.

Solicitor of Complainant. -Bloomfield Bank Trust 6-ll-4t. Bloomfield. Nw Jersey. (108-611) IN CHANCERT OF NEW JERSET To: Marjorie M.

Oliphant and Claude J. Oliphant. her husband. By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery made on the 5th day of June. 1935.

in a cause wherein Fidelity Union Title and Mortgage Guaranty Company, a New Jersey corporation, and others are complainants, and you and others are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint filed by the complainants, on or before the 6th day of August, 1936, or said bill will be taken as confessed against you. Said bill was filed to foreclose mortgage made by Marjorie M. Oliphant and Claude J. Oliphant, her husband, to Fidelity Union Title and Mortgage Guaranty Company, a corporation of New Jersey, dated May 21. 1930, on landa in the Town of Montclair.

in the County of Essex, and State of New Jersey. And you. Marjorie M. Oliphant, are made a party defendant because it is therein alleged that you are the owner of. and that you are one of the obligors on the bond accompanying complainants' mortgage upon, the premises sought to be foreclosed and described in said bill.

And you, Claude J. Oliphant, her husband, are made a party defendant because it is therein alleged that you are the husband of the owner of, and also that you are one of the obligors on the bond accompanying complainants, mortgage upon, the premises sought to be foreclosed and described in aaid bill. Dated June 7th, 1936. SIMON P. NORTHRUP, Solicitor for Complainants, 828 Broad Street, 6-ll-5t.

Newark. N. J. THE SECRET ART of the Board of Edu cation of the Town of Montclair, in the uounty or Mate of New jersey solicits sealed bids for the installation of grate bars and blowera In three boilers at the Montclair High School and two boll-era at the Watchung School, said bids to be received at the office of the secretary, 22 Valley Road, Montclair, New Jersey, at 3 P. Monday.

June 24, 1935. Speciflcationa and full information may be obtained at the office of the secretary. Administration Building, 22 Valley Road, Montclair. New Jersey. All bids must be submitted on a bid form which will be furnished on-application at the office of the said secretary and bids not submitted on such forms will be rejected.

Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for ten per cent (10) of the amount of the bid drawn upon an incorporated bank or trust company payable to the Board of Education of the Town of Montclair to Insure the signing of the contract and the presentation of a bond. The Board of Education reservea the right to reject sny or all bids. Dated June 18, 1935. FRED P. BEAGLE, 6-18-lt.

Secretary. IN CHANCERT OF NEW JERSET Between Florence A. Makepeace, complainant, and Robert J. Lindley and Edith L. Lindley, his wife, et al, defendants.

On Bill, etc. Notice: to Robert J. Lindley and Edith L. Lindley, hia wife. By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, in a cause wherein Florence A.

Makepeace is complainant, and Robert J. Lindley and Edith L. Lindley. hia wife, are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the complainant's bill of complaint on or before th 5th day of August, 135, or said bill will be taken as confessed against you. The bill is filed to foreclose a certain mortgage given by Paul H.

Vansant and $1.50 RATES 50 25 DINING ROOM TOWN OF MONTCLAIR PENDING OBDINANCK. km srdiaaae. to anoad sua rdiaaaes) titled "Am Ordinance to Asnewd mm Supplement mm Ordinance Entitled "AS Ordinance to Kcgolate and Control Keiaii tmim aad insTrreufton AleS th. County of Essex: Pro-tiding for the Raising of Revenue by th. Vl.lcensing Thereof.

adopted December SS. 1933," which ordinance waa adopted June 28. 1934. Th. Board of Commissioner, of tho Town or Montclair, in the County ot Essex, do ordain: Section 1.

That an ordinance entitled "An ordinance to amend and supplement an ordinance entitled 'An ordinance to regulate and control the retail sal. and distribution of alcoholic beverage, within the Town of Montclair, In th. County of Essex; providing for th. raising of revenue the licensing thereof." adopted December 28. 1933." which ordinance was adopted.

June 28. 1934. be and tb. same hereby ia amended as follows: That Section 3 of said erdinanc. be -and the same hereby ia amended to read follows: Section 3.

That fees for said lleenaea shall be for each plenary retail con-, sumption license On. Thousand- Dollar. ($1,000.00) per year: for each plenary retail distribution license Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00) per year: and for each club license One Hundred Dollar. ($100.00) per year; said license fees to be payable in full in advance. No club license shall be issued except in accordance with th.

following term, and conditions: (a) That no bar shall be permitted on the premises licensed. (b) That said licensed premise, shaft be subject to reasonable rules and regulations aa herebefor. or hereafter promulgated. (c) Every applicant for a club II- cense shall make application in accordance with the statute. Section 2.

That Section of ordinance shall be and the hereby in amended to read as follows: Section 5. No sale and no distributioa of alcoholic beverages shall be mad. or permitted within the Town of Mont- clair on Sundays, except from Saturday to 2 A. M. Sunday, or on General Election or Special Election day.

during the hours when the poll, are open for voting, and that no premise. -on which alcoholic beverage, are kept' for sale shall be open to the public for any purpose, on the days or portion. --thereof, as hereinabove set forth in this section, except premises occupied solely for hotel or club purposes. Section 3. All ordinances or part.

oC -ordinances inconsistent herewith ar. hereby repealed. Section 4. This ordinance shall tak. effect immediately.

Notice. The foregoing ordinance passed first reading June 13, 1935, and waa ordered to second reading to take place June 37. 1935, on which latter dat. the Board of Commissioners will meet in the Council Chamber, in the Municipal Building, cor- ner of Bloomfield Avenue and Valley Road, Montclair. N.

at o'clock P. Day- light Saving Time, to consider final action thereon. At the time and place so stated all persons interested will be given an op- -portunity to b. heard concerning auclt ordinance. JOSEPH D.

McKEE. 6-18-1L Town Clerk. TOWN OF MONTCLAIR premises described as Map 64, Block H. Lot 63: tbenc. aoutherly along; th.

last" mentioned line to a point where the same -is intersected by a line running parallel the southerly line of Stonebridge Road and distant southerly two hundred feet (200') more or less, therefrom: thenco. westerly along the last mentioned lino to intersection with tha easterly line of South Mountain Avenue extended southerly: thence along the last mentioned Itno a point where it is intersected by th. southerly lino of premises described a. Map 52, Block Lot 48 extended easterly: thence westerly along th. last mentioned line to the easterly line of Eagle Rock Way; thence northerly along tho easterly line of Eagle Rock Way and the easterly fStmiY Omenta Una of Undercut! Drive to a point in th.

southerly lino of premise, described a. Map 62. Block D. Lot 30; thenc. westerly along th.

last mentioned line to the rear line of premises, fronting on Undercut Road and described aa Map 62, Block D. Lota 94 and 1: thenco westerly along tho northerly line of Lot 1 to tha easterly lino of Undercliff Road; thence across Under-' cliff Road and westerly along the southerly line of premises described as Map 49. Block A. Lot 40 and the aoutherly lino of the Essex County Park to tbo west boundary line of the Town of Montclair: thence northerly along aaid west boundary line to its intersection with tha northerly' line of premises described a. Map 36.

Block Lot 30; thenc. easterly along tha" last mentioned line ninety feet (90') to a point; thenc. southerly to th. aoutherly line of Parkhurst Place: thenco easterly along; the laat mentioned line to Lloyd Road and point or place- of Section 2. That all other ordinances or" parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith) are hereby repealed.

Notice. Th. foregoing ordinance paaaed first reading June 13th. 1935, and was ordered to a second reading to take place July 23th. 1936.

on which latter dat. th. Board of Commissioner, will meet in the Council Chamber. In the Municipal Building, corner of Bloomfield Avenue and Valley Road. Montclair.

N. at o'clock P. M- to consider final action thereon. At tho time and place so atated all persona interested will be given an opportunity to be beard concerning such ordinance. JOSEPH D.

McKEE. 4-1826 Town Clerk, rison Avenue at a point therein distant $2.80 feet southwesterly along same from intersection of said easterly side of Harrison Avenue with southerly side of Cross Street; thence along said easterly side of Harrison Avenue south 21 degrees fi minutes west 43 feet to line of land now or formerly of Estate of Mary H. Holmes; thence along said last mentioned line north 89 degrees east 111.61 feet to line of land now or formerly of Ella B. WJ-liams; thence along said last mentioned line north 9 degrees 3 minutes west 40.23 feet to line ef land now or formerly of Estate of Peter Crawley: thence along said last mentioned line south 89 degree west 89.77 feet to easterly side of Harrison Avenue at point or place of Beginning. This description being in accordance with a survey made by Frank I.

LefBng-well. C. dated May 1. 1929. Being the same premises conveyed to the said Joseph Gallagher and Mary R.

Gallagher, his wife, by deed recorded in Bonk C-S5, page 320. The approximate amount of the Decree to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Six Thousand Four Hundred Fortv-one Dollars and Fifty-three Cents together with costs ef this sale. Newark. N. June 3.

1935. LOUIS E. BATCHELOR, Sheriff. Boyd and Dodd, Sol'rs. $21.00 6-11-4L (Chancery SS5) SHERIFF'S SALE: In Chancery of New Jersey.

Between Clara M. Dungan and Somerville Trust Company, executors, etc-, complainants, and Frank E. Taylor, et defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged premises.

By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri facias, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by public vendue, at the Court House, in Newark, on Tuesday, the twenty, fifth day of June next, at on. o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time), all tract or parcel of land and premises situate. lying and being in the Town of Montclair.

Essex County, New Jersey. Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Wildwood Avenue ten hundred and seventy-six feet and two inches westerly from the westerly side of Grove Street: and running thence north twenty-three degrees and thirty-nine minutes east two hundred and twenty-nine feet and on. and one-half Inches: thence north sixty-six degrees twenty-one minutes west fifty feet; thence south twenty-three degrees tnirty-mne minutes west two hundred and twenty-nine feet and one and one-half inches to the northerly side of Wildwood Avenue: thence along the northerly aid. of Wildwood Avenue south sixty-six degrees twenty-one minute eaat fifty feet to the place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the party of the first part in and to the land in front of said premises to the center line of said Wildwood Avenue.

According to survey made for aaid Frank B. Taylor. September 30, 1910. by F. W.

Crane. C. E. Being the same premises conveyed to the said Frank E. Taylor by Thomas Cecil Hughes and wife by deed bearing date April 30, 1907.

and recorded in Book No. 41 of Deeds for Essex County. New Jersey, page 497. etc. The approximate amount of the Decree to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred Twelve Dollars and Sixty-one Cents together with the costs qf this sale.

Newark, N. May 20. 1935. LOUIS E. BATCHELOR, Sheriff.

Reger Smith, Sol'ra $22.26 5-28-4U TOWN OF MONTCLAIR field Avenue; thence easterly across South Mountain Avenue to the intersection of its easterly line with the northerly line of premises described as Map 41, Block Lot thence easterly along the last mentioned line to the westerly line of Zone thence southerly along the westerly line of Zone parallel with and distant easterly two hundred fifty feet (250') from the easterly line of South Mountain Avenue to a point one hundred feet (100') north of the northerly line of Hillside Avenue; thence westerly and parallel to Hillside Avenue a distance of ten feet (10') more or less: thence in a southerly direction to the southwest corner of premises described as Map 45, Flock D. Lot 54: thence easterly along the southerly line of the last mentioned lot two hundred thirteen feet (213') more or less, to the westerly line of Clinton Avenue; thence easterly across Clinton Avenue to the southwest corner of premises described as Map 46, Block Lot 72, distant southerly two hundred twenty-nine and fifty-one hundredths feet (229.50') from the southerly line of Plymouth Street; thence along the southerly line of last mentioned lot two hundred fifteen and twenty-five one-hundredths feet (215.2'l to a point; thence still easterly along the rea line of premises fronting on Plymouth Street described ss Map 46, Block A. Lots 6, 10, 12. 16, 17, 24 to a point distant westerly two hundred twenty-five feet (225') from the westerly line of Orange Road: thence southerly to a point in the northerly aide of Gates Avenue distant westerly two hundred thirty-nine and fifty one-hnndredths feet (239.50') from the westerly lino of Harrison Avenue; thence still in a aoutherly direction to a point distant three hundred twenty feet (320' more or less, from the westerly side of Harrison Avenue measured along the southerly line ot premise, described as Map 50. Block Lot 42 extended; thence easterly along the mentioned line to the westerly line of Harrison Avenue; thence easterly to the intersection of the easterly line of Harrison Avenue and the southerly line of premises described aa Map 61, Block Lot 201; thence still easterly along the last mentioned line on.

hundred fifty feet 150') to the southeast corner of Lot 201: thence northerly along the easterly line of the last mentioned lot aeventy-flve feet (75') to its northeast comer; thence easterly slong the northerly line of premises described a. Map 60, Block Lot 204 one Flora If. Vansant, hia wife, to the Watchung Title and Mortgage Guaranty dated May 2nd, 1130, to secure the aum of IS, 000 on lands situated in the Borough of Glen Ridge. County of Essex and State of New Jersey, which mortgage ia recorded in the Essex County Register's fTfflce in Book 9 of Mortgages for said county on pages SIX-S08. and which mortgage waa assigned to Florence A.

Makepeace by Written assignment dated June 1930. and recorded in the Essex County Register's Office in Book 213. pagea 6S0-561 of Assignments of Mortgages for said county. And you, Robert J. Lindley and Edith L.

Lindley, are made defendants, because you are the owners of the premises described in the bill of complaint, and by virtue of the foregoing you may claim to have some lien upon or intereat in the said mortgaged premises. Dated June S. lilt. HARRY BLUMENTHAL. Solicitor of Complainant, 05 Valley Road.

-l-4t. Upper Montclair, N. J. (Chancery 148) SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of New Jersey. Between Clairidge Building and Loan Associstion, a corporstion, complainant, and Charles Rosenstein and Bessie Rosenstein, his wife, defendants.

Fi. for sale of mortgaged premises. By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri facias, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by public vendue, at the Court House, in Newark, on Tuesday, the six teenth day of July next, at one o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time), all tract er parcel of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey.

Beginning at a point in the aoutherly line of Grove Terrace where the same is intersected by the northwesterly line of lands formerly of Luke Garvey, later of George T. Hatt, said beginning point being also three hundred and twenty-nv feet and forty one-hundredths of a foot southeasterly measured along the southerly line of Grove Terrace as the same curves from the intersection of same with the southeasterly line of Grove Street, said beginning point being also ninety-five feet and twenty one-hundredths of a foot southeasterly measured along Grove Terrace from the point of intersection of the southeasterly line of land heretofore conveyed to Amy R. Murdoch by Thomas H. Taylor and Jettie E. Taylor, his wife, by deed dated January 28th, 1S09; thence along the line of land formerly of Garvey south forty-eight degrees thirty-four minutes west one hundred and twenty feet and one-tenth of a foot; thence along land of Thomas H.

Taylor and Jettie E. Taylor, his wife, north thirty-three degrees fifty-three minutes west forty-seven feet and sixty hundredths of a foot; thence further along land of said Thomas H. Taylor and Jettie Taylor, his wife, parallel to the first course north forty-eight degrees thirty-four minutes east one hundred and nineteen feet and thirty-Seven hundredths of a foot to the southerly side of Grove Terrace; thence along the same on a curve to the left with a radius of one hundred and thirty-four feet and forty-four hundredths of a foot, for a distance of forty-seven feet and sixty hundredths of a foot to the point and place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and interest of the party of the first part in and to so much of Grove Terrace as lies in front of the above described premises to the center line thereof. Being the same premises conveyed to Charles Rosenstein and Bessie Rosenstein, his wife, by deed of the G.

H. Berg TOWN OF MONTCLAIR PENDING ORDINANCE. An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Establishing Building Zones and Regulations and Providing Penalties for Their Violation," adopted Slay 19, 1921, by amending the building zone map of the Town of Montclair, in the County of Essex, accompanying the same and made part of said ordinance. The Board of Commissioners of the Town of Montclair, in the County of Essex, do ordain: Section 1. That an ordinance entitled "An ordinance establishing building zones snd regulations and providing penalties for their violation," adopted May 19.

1921. be and the same hereby is amended by Pes 'Of frc zoMtr StONC zave amending the Building Zone Map accompanying the same and made part thereof, in the following manner, to wit: By changing to a Residence A-A Zone properties as indicated on the map annexed hereto and made a part thereof and designated "Portion of Building Zone Map. Montclair, N. as amended No. 65." dated June 13, 1935.

and as designated and described as follows: DESCRIPTION OF RESIDENCE A A ZONE. (Section North of Bloomfield Ave.) BEGINNING at the intersection of the southerly line of Ingleside Road snd the westerly line of Upper Mountain Avenue: thence southerly along the last mentioned line to the southerly line of Bellevue Avenue extended; thenc. eaaterly along the last mentioned line to a point two hundred feet (200') easterly from the easterly line of Upper Mountain Avenue: thence southerly, parallel to Upper Mountain Avenue and distant two hundred feet (200') easterly from its easterly line to the northerly line of the Erie R- R. right of way; thence westerly along said line to a point two hundred forty-two and twenty-five one-hundredths feet (242.25') west of the westerly line of Upper Mountain Avenue: thence still westerly along th. rear line of premises fronting on Claremont Avenue described on the 1935 Tax Maps of tho Town of Montclair as Map 32, Block C.

Lots 51. 31. 36 (all references to lots mad. herein apply to the a bo v. mentioned 193S Tax Maps) and the northerly line of premises described as Map 32.

Block C. -Lot 34 to the line of Prospect Avenue: thence northrly along satd line three hundred ten feet (310) more or less; thnce westerly to a point in the 7 1 34. Heretofore, only the larger or more suspicious returns have been checked. She Is. Another reason for our recent observation that we never can become accustomed to seeing a girl shaking dice for the beer, is that the barkeeper with whom she shakes is also a girl.

Kansas City Star. Half-Soles attached to any aiz. ah o. With Heels, $1.25 Montclair Shoe Hospital 19 Midland Avenue iS '-L- I- -T. II HOUMTJIN lil5 OF BULDNG ZONE MJP MONTCLAia, A.

J. A3 AMM ENDED NO. SS JUHE S. 93S West Orange Golf Club announces 1935 RATES WEEK DAYS SOc 18 HOLES SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Lars aio BESiDCNCS nesroence zoe OmmtLtftom Pmtntfrrrmo eesiottnem 4JtoO Zones 7esioenc3 7raem a ftiusm IS Holes SEASON MEN WOMEN us of If us pot of JT. mf r4 te in mf i It.

IS ll-ior Oil" til th mt: in lin of rli r. tin rtl ft n' tW ith out- lrl tit Slid' til witl a A ft 4l INSTRUCTORS JOHN CRABB JOHN STONE For Appointment Phone Orange 4-3812 SHOWERS LOCKERS in the southerly line ot Llewellyn Road from Orange Road two hundred eighty feet more or less, to a point; thence still westerly two hundred feet (200') south of and parallel to the southerly line of Llewellyn Road to the easterly line of premises described as Map 55, Block A. Lot 20; thence southerly along the last mentioned line sixty feet (60') more or less; thence westerly through the laat mentioned premises and along the rear line of lots fronting on Llewellyn Road to the easterly line of Harrison Avenue diets nt one hundred sixty and ninety-seven one-hundredths feet (160.97') south from the southerly line of Llewellyn Road; thence westerly across Harrison Avenue to the intersection of its westerly line with th. rear line of premise, described as Map 50, Block Lots 6. 20 and 24, extended easterly; thenc.

westerly along th. last mentioned line to th. northwest corner of premises described as Map SO, Block Lot 20; thenc-southerly along the rear line of lota fronting on Harrison Avenue to the northwest corner of North Brook-wood Drive; thenco aoutherly along tho westerly line of West Brook-wood Drive and continuing In a motherly direction to the southerly line of Graham Terrace where th. same i. intersected by th.

eaaterly line of premises described as Map 54, Block Lot 63 distant eaaterly on. hundred ninety and fifty-seven one-hundredths feet (10.57') from th. eaaterly line of Stonebridge Road; thenc. aoutherly along the easterly line of lot 63 one hundred thirty and twenty-three one-hun-dred'hs feet (130.23') to an angle: thence westerly along the aoutherly line of the last mentioned lot to the easterly line of northerly through the last mentioned lot to a point in its northerly line, distant two hundred eighty-two feet (282') more or less, westerly from the westerly line of Highland Avenue: thence westerly slong the northerly line of the last mentioned lot seventy-five feet to its northwest corner: thence northerly through portions of premises described as Map 32. Block A.

Lots 51 and 22. one hundred feet (100') more or less, to a sharp angle in the west boundary line of the Town of Montclair, distant easterly one hundred and eighty-five feet (15') more or less, from center line of Crestmont Road; thence northerly along the west boundary line of the Town of Montclair to a point in the southerly line of "Bradford Avenue: thence easterly along the southerly line of Bradford Avenue to a point where said line is intersected by the southerly line of Ingleside Road extended; thence easterly along the last mentioned line to Upper Mountain Avenue and point or place of BEGINNING. DESCRIPTION OF AA ZONE. BEGINNING at the intersection of the westerly line of Lloyd Road and the south, erly line of Parkhurst Place; thence southerly along the westerly line of Lloyd Road a distance of nine hundred feet (900') more or less, to the extension of the northerly line of premises described aa Map 36, Block C. Lot 50 as shown on the 1935 Tsx Mapa of th.

Town of Montclair (all references to lot. mad. herein will apply to above mentioned maps): thenco easterly along the northerly line of premises described as Msp 36. Block C. Lots 50 and 46 to the westerly line of South Mountain Avenue, distant one hundred sixty feet (160-') from the southerly line of Bloom- Remember the West Orange Golf Club Three and One-Half Miles from Bloomfield Avenue On Prospect Avenue JAMES CRABB, Managing Professional.