The Conshohocken Recorder, January 10, 1930

              ®ijc €onsl)ol)ockcn Uccor&cr.
l-Ml.li-li.-.l 1869. \„. 6293 c nVIKHIoi Kl Vl'V. FRIDAY. JAM \in 10, 1930
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. rKAH PRICE l\\(M | \|-
\\ <sl Side
I\ j*t.f rk 1i1i1i|1r1i1*4 *»t vI **D-* I1I1*1' \v1v *: with taking » drum of 1!Hi a dn:||1 o( ((,
Organization
i Irani ..nii-lil 11iu
PA1 FOR STOLEN GOODS .'P..,, ,,l'.| k illll" TO GAIN IK M ' ^o«nai\iiui 1 Iharged ^ il'i HoBlM ill"
Iu Shooting li
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ricnd
Council Reeled
Engineer and Policeman
New Street Supertfinor
J •pli Garnet) Sacre
ml Sweene) on Streel
In Stan l!« .iw I raffic
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on Jan
Jiilm C.ISCIH. both or
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Soli) itor '":
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a warrant sworn out b)
Oil Companv. M
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1 - Plat
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dnr woo bail each until
made
to be Repeated
bv .'> C Players
tored, 209
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Rubber \tnl I in- \| I.' I 11 ■ ■ ■*<• 11
bow. Net of*82,93u T1* 'A% ^lll,M "
\sks Krlurii ■
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Gala Performance <•! Pli
I oral \ulli.r- la I
Given Tomorrow
b.
IIIC Ul\ \M I
Tal (Mir II.\<
I h. . ictlon ol u soN
m t potto officer and un
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tin in i Of of West
CotMhohocken
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Solicitor RebBTl 1 Putts. Engin-eer
James Oroaeon end r
cer James McShanc wuc
without opposition There was a
- r tttfl OfflM "I .
tin- past
Omrnetl being UM nominees when
ini rob BoTQUffh BotlfiUor B Arnold F
('ll"'','1> ■ ■ tted u onbuo
iasi thrir vote tnr Sweeney. P
on did not vote
Ah oi UM aalartea wan Baaed thi W
same as last year as CoUOWl ponce ot UM right ol Anthony i.
venation with pay; super .-laor *4.0U potirth ward as. having ban elect."'
I»T day; secretary, 1150; trooeurer, to town ootmctl from that ward in
175; solicitor. $25; heullh
$25.
Righl to Seal
Solicitor < livea ' (pinion I bat
I-'••urtli Ward Member Haa
Right 1-- Sea( I mil ' iiurl
Declare* Mi- Election Vai
Nu| in t Inlir.
Praawtanl Joseph Ingrain an-
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Italian....
1'uttels
Water Mi ■ ra BoveU, Cartel
Laver.
am it Maaan Powers, carter,
Ryan
Polloa Ueaara. iiuih. Haiiadav.
UTOX
Ldghl Messrs.
Powers.
Account
Ada,
Mi Porraal ooncura in UM opinion
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r. Potts.
and fortnax borough aoUoltor.
A i>etitioii was presented to ooun-atl
"u Mntutas evening, al tbe or-
Itnh'i™ nweUng. As no busi-i
than organiaaJ
wted. tin- rnattet wa n
tfcdtor lot an 0OUV
lion.
Huvell. Adam., unKin 1:1 full Is u:i
Ryan, LAver. j FarU
At UM ifTganiaanon inaaUng ot
ApproprlaUori all ■ HmUad I ■ purporting to be
Powers, Balh.
Building—Messrs. Hovell. Powers, lot the fourth Ward ol IJILS Borough
Bath I raqijaatlng thai the Borough Ooun-
Properly—Messrs. Laver, Adams. I n: ,
■fan. raproaanftlon "t the Pourtn Ward
Wayi and alaaai afaaai . the giiwnifl thai at the Uma *>i
Halladuy, Laver. I tua iinniiaaliun, AuiHouy i kfcMM
Mr. Bath reported to council that' was not quatliwd to be a . undvdau
the new road-bed mi Pord street'foi lh< tiil'.n of Councilman Prom
was being damaged by hauling the said Pitiirth Ward, was present
bet*) trees "ii trailers through the.eii to Council.
borough and atajgaetad the Doatta
be laken Up with Solicitor Potts and
see it Uir prWCUOI i.iiiiiot be stop-pad
i be etroai oocninlttee was in-struc
ted lo get the names and ad'
dresses of the property
Ford street when the
Law
a!! lours with
K BS1 HORfl
COMMON COUNCIL Ol
DELPHIA. 9 Pa. Dlst. R ,
which ea < BORR who wa
ners along {elected and who bad
gutter was ecrni!i:iu to the derk ol Council,
laid by the contractors and turn j was refused the right to take part
irei to the engineer in ordei m tin |imorHfllnge Ot fAWindll
that he might ascertain UM OOat HOJUI brought Mandamus against
wnii the view of rinding ""^ to UMjahe Council to compel that body lo
paUpenj ' 'Ktuse him as a member Tin-
It was reported by Burgess McEl- leouncll anawered i>> alJaginj that .»
ImiUiii that a retaining lence along
the Knir baa been broken In !«■'
places by a heavy trues oi Wattei
Coni|)any The secretary was ln-gtlUDted
Ui notify Warner Company
ID bave UM damage repaired
'lhe coudiiion ol WUna
Iran Front street to First alley and
lhe condition ol the alley from Wil-liams
street for several hundred feet
are in a deplorable condition, it wae
repotted to oouaoU, as the result of j
the Philau.lphia Blei Uti
oiKging up the streets lo Install a
gas main i be street onrnmlttee
II ted to get in touch with
the I.iuhi Company and mstrui t
than lo replace the streel in it-rdrmer
ooodttlon wtthin :.
council will have the work done and
Charge It Up tO ttU I i Ot|
Burgees ai^Klhattan itaj
creation t.l a pOalofl luud for the
: aged and dLsabled police j
; the borough He cited ^
the case of Police Officer McShane. j
who has been incapaciated for prac-tically
two years, and for UM pgat
reeatved netthft his salary
or compensation of any kind after
serving the borough fur th
The burgeae waa bitonned tiiat no
Od be had until after the
appropriations for the ye.ti baw
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ii,. great cominittee
: runt i repoti ol the wort
done on the streets during the
month of Deceuilxr 1.
was accepted with the exception of
the work done on Morehead avenue.
The Police committee reported the
officer off duty one week, during
December and that And:
lgal served as substitute. Be
lQ of which
were handled by the burgess.
The Light committee reported one
Or-nevM ve
last nlghi
rtghi leg
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\lnilll the
broughl
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and »as
Ul, without bail,
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Forman v
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d and in
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An an'e-HMi!i i-
■: Doon he .
d down to
pick up his shoes when 1 -i
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rxH me ' Rou
! meat, Houston also
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i utlu ii..-■ ■ jroung colored
qllestl.ili-the
room
nth thi ■
ting as she was In bed II.
■ d that ihere had been no
quarreling
! All Inquest WUI l»* held next week
and Beaaes \\>»i Ooronai iiuir The poll ■
\ found mi evidence of the men hm-
Kmd." , DM the
hooting was ai i
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ndtng
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la the IHKI
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anuneturers'
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ot'Dr.Mnrlnitui
i Congregation In Qnirterh
i Conference, \ otea for
Reappointmenl
Rl PORTS ^l BMH II It
i liunli Hud Progress
Year. -Munl.i\ si bool
>l ..w- Growth
Bghl i
i one on Church street out
one night each
Burgees atoRthattan reported iliailoi'de
the Light Oosnpanji has made a new
arrangement whereby UM pi i
plan of report lights out to Mr
Toinpkins before nine o'clock and
having them replaced immediately
has been done away. The Burgees
suied he did not know what meth-od
«nl be employed to te
lhe outrage.
The secretary was instructed to
Electric Company to •*-
certi.ii what the borough may ex-ped
under the new ruling
Orders amounting to $22 SO was
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. ■ ,ul I* ill llled with
l.'oi.i.nl in Which it was set forth
that Hoi i
OSM real i be court raid
right to grrr
lunciioiis oi a tnembi i
■..nice and lo pal
in the preliminary proo
and oraanlaauon depend
.UM\ei> Upon Hie lellliu
.n certiQomte ol
IHI O*M «i.o bavi been declared
and are duty returned,
being considei'-d as
UJkUl tii<-.
gated and set
in KSHrt W L1UQO 47 Pa ggfl
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.. written title to
the nil •■
■ :bed bv law "
1., lhe same ellect, WOLFE VS
BUKLEIOM Twelve 1) A C 14.
In CUMM VS 1KOXEL 4 Pa.
C Kept • ■ ■
wnteh ininht
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couiu be precluded from taking his
office by tue ■ »i > i ■ ■'
Utton ounetloning his right »i offux
wtten -t
A proceeding lo contest could
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the di "■ by the
Offtcet holding over. ai.
relumed as elei ■
not parnaltted to enter upon his
office uni
uid be prolongiat
peeJ and vexatious delays until
pgmuon "i the term."
( ..n. lusion and Op.mun ni gettMtei
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1 it is submitted that the
i v of Hv
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nn-h wHI
um bv UM era or thr
Community Ct nb r
The pi,- paatad ■<
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•venue
.-'d |t*hl
b) the Plai
-rs Oroup.
i tatlon of the show was
at VA\'. uid PtO
Hifimrt and was greaUy uppieehii.-.1
by Lite audience of teachers anc
WJVt1
The ndvitnre sale of seats ha?
*ieeii lar**e for lomormw s perfnr
ire for a larg"
The i
show to bi
with the b
ed in pn
Tiie fi
-s*1 of rhai
The s-*'
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has not v.-t lost
its adnlesr. 'itnst'ii
carry us off for H brtel i
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and Pothsav Collene
.■ the ■■■-■i\ oo
eomplete i ol th
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experlent U
with an .■!'
Modern Girl
More Healthy
itl« IIMK GROt 1 Kit-
•HUI\ i ROM KIV». M WOH
' N Krouee drtver ol ■ Bupplee-
Wills-.loin-, milk truck, while going
Utrough KJ M ■
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put and B
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! William
lay night
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i no stored
Speaker Before W oman'i
Club I'l..... II.MIIII a-
' freatenl Vsaet. Modern
t iistomi Ud Health.
Spealu of Theatre.
been add that o
eat asset Is health and th
health Is a for grea'ei dtsaster than
the loss of wealth
in the An of I i
i r Lawi
Phoenixville
Wants Herbert
(.1 t UNt. Ill \l>\
POR UfJ hi DOI I
A KM at
council will be
lit- borough hall. Wed- .
upon the i.quanta toi funds to
l«' budgeted to U' passed Upon hv
ouncl] ai thi
in. t ting lQ March
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pealing to the borough
*m have to he i
before the 11
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mm be anpraprtate during the
yew winch are not provided ha
in the biiduet
mgei win provtdi ■
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income anticipated b\ tin- thi:
!m
Firemen Ask
Council for
Ifore Ftiiu Is
Members Bear Great< i I'.n
of Burden to Maintain
Department
IU Kt.l SS ( HMI'I \|\s
Police Station Infested \\ itli
\ ermin. Solicitor 1 p-holdl
Si ilille; TglotM
Names Council
Committees
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President Fairbairn Innoun-
Men
ghipt Borough Oficera
the i
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ties i it .
othst buatnaai was
in the ■ ommuna auom from ui"
<- \|'l itnaaau for New
Administration, New ""■' '• M,'t *t*ne-
I..T- I.IW-.I i h. J „„.
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the • - thi tinanetal
snlaaUon of] buidi i
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affairs for the next tero years wni al
fected last ni"ht when Preetdi nl
. annbunead un ■*""**"! oetviag aaaoo TIU aavpsnmsi
• ■ divided
As Uie Ilepi.hi:
troi. no oommlttee ehalnnarnnlp mtw assun
waa given the Desnoorate but thi nn K woodward taeepai
given Lmportanl oornmtl p | August RIUNT. Aaron
tee assignment.'. The Pn aH i ' In \i,
irilaad the gtuw, w Norman i
McCartei William
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of UM Coushohocken Methodist
Church held last evening and pie-ndad
over by Dr WUnan ■ Ford
of PhiladelphM DutliCt Superin-
■ irilRioual) vote I
I in- ,i F Bart*
.... , . ,. man, pastor by Bishop Richard-
MM.nl I d-.- Hi.lm.in..-on ,„ ^SoTwflj preeide al the annual
I ir-t Reading < reatina (if- ■ " • ot the Phiiad i
(. r ., ., .ulist Conference in March
■najjer. 10 i„ nartman has served as pas
tor of the local church for tin
teen mouths, being assigned
here as successor to the late Rev
Thomas A. Armour During the
•\i .'"l.ile nt Dr Ilunmau the
church has made rapid progress, al)
nf the church activities having beer,
■ d Not only in his own
ition has he endeared him
rteaa of thi ' WhOjTi.v.
served pre*. I
I'll- new members fared vei\ wi U
I BUvtn heads
ommltuw; Edward s. Williams
iv.e..u the chairmanship of the; „K-ee,lpl,s nl, (. it,.
'iiiDiir safety eoeoinlttee i fonw rty .«, , ^ ^ 30
Front street, one
dulv found and di
Court utnl awi not in
v ARNOLD i ' ■
Solicitor
Council accepted the opinion thai
Mr Talone will serve as a council-man
until unseated bv d.
court The OpUU ■
pressed that the proceedings are
ended as the tun.
election baa expired
Till: MAJEKTIC ItADH ■
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K i M' i: BROTHER8
Advei tuement
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n the Park Roua
i,noi without health In
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'atiitlnas. she told much n| the
BM of the Dutch
Arabians
d of sun bine Ja«
Indiana [pan. and the American Indian She
tin- fragile 1 ir.
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I'lll ol tO-aid
that U'WMI iMsture is
m indi \ ■ and urged
elaxation and a weU-baau
Miss Lau i
o ol the
Philadelphia Inter-State Dairy
ipoken before the
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aVMaJter of the
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itra fi'im the Grecian
through
be Imrk Ages up to th
the work ol the
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UM Hedgerow i bi
1939 with
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but with a great deal of enl
imong thi
i aeon. Mr.
thorough
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IKaSttc conditions
aider Whk
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clubs at
January
u;th Meenberi dealrlng ■
■ nmniuni-loward
M. Roberts.
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UM bus can
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and Mrs
A Irvln Fuppli-e Mrs. George M.
I Bad ;it Special Meeting.
Offer Herbert 16000.
Town council failed to sel lhe
alnnagei Herberts at thr
regular meeting. Wednesdcy evr-niiig
After his election, at the or-i
f council with ■ rvut'ruTmTaaada ma
'' '" 4 ninations He has taken
for the ofltoe would be
h and has been In
ranched with thi ,; u t s;H.;tk,.r
, tarterl) rwnferanoe thi
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I sound finam-ia'
of gAfiot. ,. ■ been paid and a
to the organic-1 ,. , . Rahman .-.^
rered a wldb range or
propoatUoi he wouldlehurch aottvtUee and Btsgg!
rd program for tl
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In. and water BOnUnlt"
ti md ,ianns OampbeU hpads the
Mi' Roaa, a seasoned ruiinclltnan!
md a lav | vary im-i
aortanl oevlhMnoe committee On:
I Demivrnts bava|
two representatives.
ooniatitaaM the Daano
1928
IBM .'..754 27
I .|" ii'til'O. -
S !1.H<H89
5.805 23
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$1H!HI4 3.'. $18.004 36
Not! iu Bank $8,000
V. iiif,A»m lalion
Three tears Heieipls i x|n-ndilurer
S3.966 44 t'.l '.HHi -14
officially before town council
to fix the niaiiui!'
will not •
the btidu'-'
usually done in U
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The front lawn of Pro!' •
1925.
let II
The sen I !
Act III
Scene I
UtnquKt One week later
.Hum November. 1928.
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Vl 1 Mld-.I:.
Musi, al Number, \, t I
Be the Moon,"
Algernon and
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I Umg '
one H : 1
V.t II .
Ann I.
■Some Dov They'll Speu .
Same I ..■
hv I
Hays, Then anil
Pro! Puddl ■ I i
and Amelii
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rime."
Algernon and
■ Int.
Blue- fa .. y
•*•■■ 2 1930 Oldsmoblle has an.
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s'''"' •> ■ how rooms
Did You Kiss Me Cause \
Loved Me.'' Mary Ann and Jimmy;
pane "IXI JYour fr.tnds have? the b.rthftaya
W* hivt tha cards. Tsvlor'i. 50
t . IM'M r4>(i|, st 1J-27-tfn.
,. , M y ii:.-Tl.' RJHlIn r,*-, fle- --
i on
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epMi nl Marls Convleton
dent of the Sunday
bowed that this actlvlt;
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"1 had an average attend
. ance of 329 for the year Just closed
.died upnnl-n,, ,:;v t() „i-uid
benevoleiiei
i the local church as well as for
at a $l(ion ',. , the foreign Bald Mr i
dent for
rea
Prol Robeti O, Landls wu
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tion
The reports of the various officer
uiiitv ,MI.I State P«l
Raid Two Hoteh
M n i MI- tititm
baa been here and
under the mai i
t,-m, on Tuead
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the office of bnrouifh innnaeer. The
ordinal .,,w,.(1 u
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the ordinance will in- offered for
second and third readltu
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on' with :< rote, H
p
i»e of Phnenhrrllle eoundl
ager ivstew Thi
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Pnrlnvrial.
ll
Tfrrman R itel of th*1
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SOnon per "■ ttl! ac-'
I aaaage of th" or-
• (far thai
■ ad bo Mr Herbert
tnentlL all at high'
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v for him
i few days, the fall-
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■El'IMiKT STOLEN A1TO
n>iler ■
:he local police
rairta c.i
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when ll.. :
torn, aileue.
The win
'iv Franl -.'.
i lie mad
the wins I ■! ■.-< 111 pn;.
: iii IJSOO bail
iM a half pint "'
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ahnwndlturea for three
rats have been given two plaCCO years $is.wn M
U, aaarnai i.,n,.,. ohataaan ol A,,,,,,,,,,,„,..„ ,„ Borouih i.soouo
he tlnuiii c committee and public ' ' '
safety committee has been retained
m both ot these committees.
Fisher after two ys&n In
has been placed at thei
Vad of the finance committee
Messrs Coyne and Connelly, who
erred hi the preceedlng council,
mve been assigned to committees
ItaUuce paid by members
• iLjattagg.
Th» alHii* Matenieitt' '3&a*~*aD»™,
reprvaent HIP actual work of the
Active AM«HIminn It being about
M) . of iiu-ii aetusd work Their
actual income toi the i rears waa
... H bin owing togaaooa
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-omnilsslou are elected by cuuii'il "ll,r
The president becomes a member Nl' a Mll>t
ty viitne of his ofTk. .
■iected Cauvcl and Sweeney nt tl "' **"" •*'
■ ■urn
The borough officers and members Ths vxpendltw
if council's committees are: S4S3* s:i
■.int. ment nt
M, Tbe tout
ran »» MO 77ft;
Ifag, S4H«aH).
re for 1U37.
Ifta |447H. IMP, STlWS. (Ill*
Oggeara
John D H ■
A B Fnirbnirn. President
11 D lli'tnert. Manager.
taty Fnglneer
David M Hayes. Treasurer
F. Arnold Forrest. Solicitor
Reuben Btemple, Fire chief
1 ..un. II I ninniitltrs
lurluded ».i.r>00 for repaira tfl ggg
UuilriinK
On motion of Mr Bo« t]
or the fire departtnant ws
i hWfi Reperl
■ Ri uben sien,|i.
four fires witlnu thr buroni*). m lie-rnil
»'' oaualni « loaa anujiinMiig to
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-Win M. Fisher. Chair-!Wrn8
Mantis M Sweeney. David II n. , i,!r; ttsd an inn
•toss. Thos Coyne. Dnnato Ml
streets;—Chas L. Slavln. Chnlr- Nlin lvt „f ,.;,
an Rdward s Wluauna, Tnoa . ■
Cauvel, Lawrence|Nlim(„.r ,,, u|nr„,^ ,,.,,,,,..,,i -,
llanchr. ,,< ti„. Botwngb '2
r.,1.1., ...l.l. -Fd. S Williwn^ , n..-
'hii'rnian, Charles Slavln Manus
lames Campbell. John
"onnellv
(lrd I na nr e:—David II Ross.
"halrman Walter Tomlmson John
Fohn Connelly, Anthony
Talone
Hon.uch Property:—.Im.a's Camp-:
Vll, Chairman, John Shade. Anth-
Talone, Walter Tomlinson.:
Blanche
Free Library:—David H Ross.,
Park fiimmlaaion:—A R Fair-
, foUowi
Pitu nn
Dumji-
AuUNnobilee
Brick Bti
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Lwnbai Pile .. .
Finre
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...nn Charlea Oauvel, Menus M v"1 ' ',""'1""-'-
II J Kehoe. Dl I Q
Thomas Howard Wood Ji
Parl Trwatasi -i;.' I irdO wood
Horace C Joni Hi WP.I
Board of Health:—Dr QkM T
'.likens. Pres ; Thomas S While,
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■•on Sioebeer Dr J D, P
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■ on Buildings
Fred lobb. John Casey.
\n.hi..r-.:—Frank J 0. Jones.
Rear, Merlin Ambler.
Ml s \< r BtTSFII 101 -I ^
i ll \h\M l SM.I
tor of the
■ ■ i ni hit
m k from the plant
'niiierill Tublne I
■here he is em- '
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f^ttr o'clock this mnrntnir No trace -
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merchandise at a figure
■ : v purchase Is a real
bargain The sale opened tods
"titinue for thlrt] dI■.
■Old is guarant. • 1
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I. M<M |CH •"
Ad'... tlaawwt i
Tin loon] police received a teie-
■».iiig from
Offlcer Bmltb H
hocken. to be on the lookout for
whom he saw acting
'. ' BorouBh
ww OfTlcpr Smith
■ ng 'hem on lower Ford
ran In the direction Ol
■ ..I- hahocken frelghi itm«
■■cr, end nude their eocnpi One of
;. slouch hut
U officers hastened Ui the
treat on recent rig
•hd not see the
uien
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THE LA 1
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|88 SIM) 00
auaeaag
MRS -I.HIIOI
Burne-Mf ii mmuolea
... attention to 'tie
informed
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ptt rid 'if the ,
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RS ask"d
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other remeclv found to eUm
On motion of Mr Oau
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ooaatolttM
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