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Strawberry
Festival
The annual Glenwood and
Short Hills Schools Strawberry
Festival, will be held on the
green of the Glenwood School
on Friday evening, June 12 at
7 o'clock. If It should rain, the
affair will be held In the school
gymnasium. The occasion Is
one looked forward to and attended
by Short Hills folks.
Parents, children and friends
spend an evening of fun together.
The Elementary School
Band will play appropriate selection*
during the evening.
Festival Is sponsored by
the P-T.A. of both schools.
Mrs. F. A. Plppltt Is chairman.
Tickets for Glenwood School
can be secured through Mrs.
II D. Wallace; for Short HUU
School, Mrs. O. T. Underwood;
Decorations, Mrs. H. St. John
and Mrs. H. E. Pfelffer; Olenwood
waitresses headed by
Mrs. L. P. Robinson; Short Hills
waitresses headed by Mrs. O.
K. Bachmann.
South Mountain
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IN THE ESTAfflJSHMENT
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liner t>pe mouldings to harmoni/e
wi'h Ihe subjeet
Decorative I 1 Supplies
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MlLLBURN BUILDING
l.OA~N ASSOCIATION
j-y pez star; the Pilades, acrobatic
P eCltUTCS sensationalists, and almost
countless others.
With Circus
The Ringling Bros, and Barnum
& Bailey Circus will exhibit
in Irvington, Springfield
avenue and Grove street, three
days, June 22, 23, 24 with the
most sensational performance
In the history of this most sensational
organization.
The Big Show offers a magnificent
new super-spectacle,
"Holidays," created by Norman
Bel Geddes. It employs 2000
people, and cost over $100,000.
Other featured productions
are: "The Ballet of the Elephants,"
directed by George
Balanchine and scored by Igor
Stravinsky; "Fiesta del Torres,"
a colorful pre-bullfight ceremonial,
produced by John Murray
Anderson; a new aerial
ballet, starring Elly Ardelty,
and a new Grand Finale, a stirring,
patriotic surprise.
Alfred Court will present simultaneously
three new mixed
groups of performing wild animals,
featuring his new revolving
treadmill tigers.
There are 800 world renowned
THESE CANADIAN infantry tanks have trundled off the
assembly'line and are being fitted with a powerful 2-pounder ma-
artists in the performances
Eleanor Thevenet of chine gun, flame thrower and other equitment. Consisting of 40,among
them the champion
Walnut avenue, classmates of 000 separate parts and costing about $90,000 each, these Valentines
high wire Wallendas; Roberto
MUlburn High School on Mon- weigh around 20 tons and have a top speed of 25 miles per hour.
de Vasconcellos, king of horseday,
In honor of Miss Harriet A second plant in Canada is now turning out many tanks of a
men; the Cristiani family of
Pratt who left yesterday, to heavier type daily.
bareback riding stars; the
spend the summer in the West.
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three Flying CVoncello troupes;
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Education. Mrs. Herbert H. the De Ocas, aerial thrillers;
R. M. Stockman of Wyoming
Evans of Utlca New York, for-
IBoys
Troop 12
the three Fernandez troupes,
avenue, is spending two weeks
merly of MUlburn, was in Ath- aerial marvels; Truzzi, juggling
at Lake Waramaug, Conn., the
ens for the graduation exer- wonder; La Louisa, flying tra-
Kueit of Frank Cannon of East (Plan Outing
cises. She spent two weeks In
Orange.
Windsor, Ontario visiting her
Dorothy Ann Mets celebrated Troop 12 is planning a meet- mother and sister before going
her nth birthday on Friday ing, its
with a dinner at her home for held In the South Mountain
eight. Following dinner the Reservation one week from to-
croup attended the movies.
night. The Scouts will cook sup- Canning Sugar
Dorothy Ann Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mets
per for their fathers and them-
of Greenwood drive.
selves. There will be several Trenton, N. J., May 27 —
competitive contests. Scout Wal-
The Office of James Kerney FREE DELIVERY
Jr., State Director of the Office
ter Vreeland won the string-
of Price Administration today
burning contest in the Scout-
MUlburn
issued a special bulletin outcraft
/ally, held -at the Annual lining for housewives the pro-
Mr. and Mrs. John Urban an- Oranges and Maplewood Area cedure for securing extra allotnounce
the birth of a daugh- Council Camporall, Baum's ments of sugar for home can-
Mary Helen, at the Pres- Grove, Livingston.
ning purposes.
byterian Hospital, Newark on Scoutmaster Arnold an- Amendment Number One to
Tuesday, June 2nd.
nounces that twenty-five scouts the Sugar Rationing Regula-
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of Troop IS attended the Camtions, Kerney's bulletin ex-
Miss Jane Marie Lonergan of porall; Scout Dave Meier passed plained, • permits any person
20 Reeve Circle has returned to to the rank of Life Scout at a who registered for a War Ra-
her home after graduating recent board of Review. tion Book to obtain a pound of
• >nt Junior College, Scouts Jack Kenann and sugar for each. four Quarts of
Wa D. C She was•
Ralph Peirman" have been finished canned fruit, and one
ie Owl and Parrot awarded Second Class rank in pound a year for preparing pre-
the Fairmont News, presi- Troop 16.
serves, jams, jellies or fruit
' of the Student Council, a Almost all the troops In Mill-
butters. This sugar, it was
number bf the Glee Club and burn were represented in the
pointed out, is in addition to
s Club, a dramatic Memorial Day Parade last week.
the sugar purchased in the
organization. Miss Lonergan's
regular way with ration stamps.
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ate, Miss Barbara
Applications for extra sugar
A SOLEMN procession and
Thresher, returned with her.
for canning, the bulletin states,
triple Benediction in honor of
r spending two weeks at
must be filed with local ration-
lisa Lonergan will ac-
Christ in His abiding Sacraing
boards by an adult mem-
:[»ny Miss Thresher to her
mental presence will mark the
ber of the family.
Waco, Texas for a visit. celebration of Corpus Christ!
Sunday at Rosary Shrine, Sum-
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mit on June 7.
huetz, son of
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CHARTKRL1) 1907
i Mrs. Cl« H. An-
MISS CAROLINE EVANS
48 Elm .street, re-
HOMES FOR SALE
graduated on Sunday, M
of Arts de-
B) Ohio University, At).
gree *ala College on
ci Is awaiting
•Language Victory Aid
Louis J. Colman, director of
the Berlitz School of Languges,
at 790 Broad street, Newark, in
an address recently at the
school, stressed the importance
for American men and women
to "know their enemy."
"It is not only important to
know who your enemy is," said
Mr. Colman, "but it is also
vital to know his language, his
character, and his habits, so
that you can pick out his strong
and weak points, and this determine
his psychology of action.
To study your enemy well
is to lay the groundwork for
future victory."
Colman went on to say that
the way has brought an increased
demand tdr languages,
and that at the present time
his school has classes In Spanish,
Portuguese, French, Italian,
German, Dutch, Polish, Ukranian,
Russian, Swedish, Norwegian,
Chinese and Japanese, as
well as many others. To all
those interested in languages,
Mr. Colman extends a cordial
welcome to visit the school.
RUBBER STAMPS
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Telephone Millburn 6-1200
Miller's Market
JOSEPH MILLER, Proprietor
Cor. Main- & Essex Sts.—Opposite Municipal Parking Lot
Telephone
Millburn 6-1586*
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Smoked Hams n>35
Prime Rib Roast 32
Chopped Meat 25
Long Island Ducks 25
Fresh Broilers or Fryers» 37c
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