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Palisadian., 1916-04-08

the Raas block, removed with his
family on Tuesday last to the Bronx.
Mr.. Morris is at present in the hos
pital, and his wife and son will live
for the time being with friends.
A Correction
To the Editor of the "Palisadian,"
Dear sir:
Referring to the statement issued
in your paper dated April 1, in re-
gard to a child's accident, l wish to
state and impress upon the public's
mind that the statement was some
what at variance with the true facts
concerning the accident.
Evidently the person who issued
the statement was not acquainted
with the accident, whereas l, pos
sessing the true facts regarding it,
am constrained to contradict the
papers statement. The child at the
time of the accident was not playing
upon or near the sand pile of Mr..
Berl's new building as asserted, but
was playing with the rest of the chill
dren around the tailor's shop north
of Grant avenue.
These facts are submitted simply
to establish in the public's mind and
opinion the true facts. The state
ment at large, does not affect either
Mr.. Berls or the undersigned.
Yours respectfully,
C. Richard.
The Milton Dakes, formerly of
Grantwood, are now living in Brick
Church, which they like very much.
/ 11,oa NY,
made a flying visit to their friends
in Grantwood, while Mr.. Guhlmann
was attending to business for his
firm in Cleveland, Ohio.
The regular church aid meeting OF
the Congregational Church will be
held on Tuesday, April II, at the
home of Mrs. Prout.
Mrs. Mitthouer, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NOVEL;
of Lafayette avenue.
Mr.. NOVEL; has just returned from
a weeks business trip to Chicago.
Homemade cookies may be OBJ
tanned through Mrs. Thayer, 21t
Lafayette avenue every weekend, al
20 cents per dozen.
Mrs. Stringfellow, of Birmingham
Alabama, is spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Gambrill in the
Kelly home.
The friends of Mrs. Krusi, former
ly Miss Bessy Krackowizer, will b.
sorry to hear of her illness, since he1
return east. She is visiting hel
sister in West Point.
Mrs. J. C. Case, of Peconic. L. I.
is visiting at G. R. Thayer's.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LeCompte
of Haworth, were guests of the Johr
Lotthammers and Ray LeComptes
| this week.
Born at the Pouzenc home, Walker
and Third streets, Cliffside, George
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
Crantwood Lutherans'
Interesting Plans

A regular congregational meeting
of Trinity English Lutheran Church
was held on Monday last. The finan-
cial treasurer reported all bills paid
and balance in the treasury, thus
preserving the good name and stand
ing of "Trinity Lutheran" in the bor-
ough. This church is supported by
voluntary offerings. Mr.. P. Sommer
and Professor Stein were elected a
committee of two to confer with the
Ladies' Aid Society regarding the
electric lighting of the church and
the plastering of the meeting rooms
of the various societies of the church.
electric candelabra on the altar to be
contracts for these improvements
have already been given out. The
examination and confirmation of this
years catechetical class will take
place on Palm Sunday, at 1915 a. m.
The class received instructions three
hours week for the past year in
the doctrines Of the Christian church.
Midweek Lenten services will be held
Wednesday at p. m. In Holy week,
besides the midweek services, there
will be a German service with holy
communion on Maundy Thursday at 8
p. m. and an English service on Good
Friday at 8 p. m. Bible school April
9 at $50 a. m. Divine worship at
1915 a. m. Text the Gospel lesson
for the Fifth Sunday in Lent. Topic
"Why is it That so Many Cannot Be-
lieve on the Lord Jesus Christ 2"
The public is cordially invited.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
Baby Born To The
"Lal" Dwigginses

Through information reaching
Palisade last week, the news was re-
ceived of the birth of son on March
25 to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dwig-
gins at Sansalito, Cali, where they
have been living for several months.
Mrs. Dwiggins will be remembered
as the accomplished Miss Gladys Mil
lard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Millard, who also left Palisade some
months ago for California, their for
mer home after nearly ten years
residence in Palisade. Mr.. Dwiggins
is in the advertising business where
he is doing well.
Ray Dwiggins, now in the United
States Navy, and at present with the
Nevada in the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
heard of the arrival of his nephew
while in Palisade last week, and was
quite elated over being an uncle. He
was about as happy boy as any one
ever saw.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
In A Circle Club
At Edgewater Heights

Cards-bridge and 5OO-were the
feature of the April meeting of the
In Circle Club at the home of the
VIM. S. B. Danas on Monday even
ing last. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Akin, Mr.. Ballard,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Benda, DIR. Mar
garet Brewsters Mr.. and krs. Geo.
ll, N MI. and MRS. W{rf. S. B.
Dana, Capt. and Mrs. S. E. Darby,
Mr.. and George j. Dickinson, Miss
Edith Foringer, Miss Lillian For
ingerA Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Hartmann,
Mr. J. H. Koch, Mr.. George Koch,
Mrs. Edwin LeCato, Edwin LeCato,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Thayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Venables,
Mrs. j. H. Whitman, Miss M. G..
Winterburn, Mrs. Fanny Lucas.
The May meeting of the club will
be held on May at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hartmann in Lafayette
avenue.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
Grantwood Notes.

Warren B. Eyrich, the well-known
contractor of the Palisades, has gone
on a business trip to Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. Eyrich expects to be away two
weeks.
The sum of $21 was realized at
the recent food sale at the home of
Mrs. j. M. Akin, Lafayette avenue,
given in aid of the Woman's Club
House fund. The sale was under the
auspices of the Home Economics De-
partment.
The S. Wood McClaves entertained
last Saturday evening in honor of
John McClave, who was home from
Bowdoin College on the annual ten
day spring vacation. Games of vari-
Gus descriptions were played, recita-
tions given, and songs sung in chorus.
The ice cream and cake, made by
Miss Marguerite and Miss Eloise,
were delicious. Everyone had splen-
did evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. McClave,
Misses Purnell, Miss Gladys Bray,
Miss Marjory Sammis, Mr.. and Miss
Tillie Meyer, Misses Marguerite,
Eloise and Mildred McClave, Mr..
John McClave, Mr.. Duncan McClave,
Mr.. and Miss H. Mandel, and Mr.. C.
T. Logan, jr.
It is possible that the site for the
future borough hall of Cliffside Park
will be selected tomorrow at meet
ing of the council committee.
Miss Nancy Bowman, librarian of
the Cliffside Park Free Library, en-
tertained a number of her Fairview
| teacher friends at luncheon and
afternoon tea last Tuesday.
A meeting of the Woman's Club
of the U. c. T., was held at the home
of Miss Emma Hodkinson last Tues
day.
A special meeting for the purpose
of deciding on the teachers for the
year 1867 will be held by the
school board next Tuesday evening.
Miss Alice Lott, who has beer
making an extended visit with the
J. H. Kochs, returned on Sunday last
to her home in Berlin, N. H.
Mrs. Fanny Lucas has made plans
for a house party at her Sparta
home next week.
Residents of Edgewater Heights
Park will be entertained on Tues
day evening next at the home of the
IL. n. JOTyS, DfdHuOn place.
An exceptionally important meet
ing of Cliffside Park Council will be
held on Monday evening next. The
great road improvement project viii
be dealt with at this meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C. Bowman
of Anderson avenue, Fairview, cele-
brated their silver wedding on Fri
day, March 81.
A. Morris, the Grantwood tailor
recently burned out in his shop in
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
New Palisades Park
Lutherans' Plans

Special Lenten service will be held
Sunday at Grace Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, corner of Central
boulevard and Grand avenue. Rev.
B. G. Weinlaeder, pastor. Bible
school 9 a. m. sharp. Divine worship
with preaching by the pastor p. m.
Topic: "The Sacrifice of Atonment
a Type of Christ" Choir rehearsal
Sunday at 5 p. m. The Ladies' Aid
Society now numbers thirty-two
regular and one associate member. A
Young Peoples Society has also
been organized numbering twenty
one members. A sewing circle will
be organized shortly, whose aim it is
to sew for the Red Cross Society in
aid of the European war sufferers.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
Man Killed By
Motorcyclist At
East Rutherford

Walking home from his work at
the Sterling Rubber Company, in
East Rutherford, Friday afternoon
of last week, Peter Madanski, forty
years old, laborer, of 81 Passaic
street, Passaic, was run down and
killed by a motorcycle driven by
Michael de Lorenzo, a machinist, of
35 Loretto street, Clifton. The motor
cyclist was thrown a distance of
twenty feet and received a fracture
of the SKULL He was removed to the
Passaic General Hospital where he is
not expected to live. The accident
happened on Paterson avenue, East
Rutherford.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
County Auto Upkeep $2l,O95
Under Old Freeholder Board; How
Sum Was Ever Spent Big Mystery
Neu Small Board Clues Account of its Stewardship
Before Men s Club of Unitarian Church. Hdcken-
sack Snturdnu Nght, and Makes a Fine Shouting
$4,000 DEFICIENCY LEFT ON SINKING FUND.

Called upon to give an account OF
their stewardship, the new Board OF
Freeholders appeared before the
Mems Club of the Unitarian church,
of Hackensack, Saturday night, and
gave an interesting account OF their
work since January 1, and also an
swered lot of questions fired at
them by citizens who attended the
very instructive session.
The spokesmen for the new Board
were Director William P. Eager, of
Tena1y, and Freeholders Reid How.
ell, of Rutherford; Louis S. Coe, of
Englewood, and Joseph Kinzley, jr.,
Of Hackensack.
County Engineer Henry Welles
Durham came with the Freeholders,
and added to the fund of information
about county affairs.
Allan G.. Jacobson, the president OF
the Mems Club, presided, and VIM.
Broadhurst had charge of the pro-
gram. :,
The upshot of the meeting was the
adoption by unanimous vote OF res
olutions of confidence and commen-
dation for the new Board of Free
holders and County Engineer Dur
ham.
at is gratifying" said President
Jacobson, "to find that the new
Board of Freeholders, from whom
much was expected, has already made
good, and that it is entitled to high
praise from citizens and taxpayers
whom it is serving so faithfully"
A supper preceded the open meet
ing.
The informal speeches and the an
swers to the queries by the citizens
made it plain that the new Board has
tackled it's great work with energy;
that favoritism has been cut out;
that goods are now being bought at
the lowest possible prices; that the
number of jobs is being kept down;
that fair specifications will be the
unerring rule, and that persistent
attempt is being made to keep down
the taxes.
The Freeholders made the audi
ence sit up when in reply to some
of the queries they told of what they
had found under the old regime
which the new Board succeeded
January l.
FOR the upkeep OI county duColHo
biles the taxpayers during 1915 had
to pay the surprising sum Of $21 ,O95,
that being the pEe6tRT
Eager's tabulations an 1o0king up
the old Board records.
The law last year required the old
Board to provide for $4,000 in the
county budget for the county sinking
funds, but the old Board ignored the
law in order to produce fictitious
rate and only inserted $4,000 in the
budget for this purpose. The new
Board must make up the $4,000 de-
ficiency.
Numerous cases of excessive bills
contracted by the old Board were
cited as showing how the county ex-
penditures have been increased dur
ing the past few years under the old
Board.
After L. H. Sage, Ira De Puy, E.
B. Walden and others had spoken,
Joseph A. Brohel was called upon to
speak on the small Board of Free
holders movement and he told briefly
of the beginning struggle for a small
Board way back in 1902, when the
Strong act was passed by the Legis-
lature.
Director Eager and Freeholders
Coe, Howell and Kinzley got warm
send-off from the club as the meet
ing disbanded.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08

1t is stated that Germans claim
now to have new ironclad which is
totally unsinkable, having triple skins
of armour and being stuffed with
non-resisting materials, which render
it invulnerable to torpedoes and
shells.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
FOR SALE

A Stulz & Bauer upright piano,
of fine tone, in first-class condition,
also Singer Cabinet sewing machine.
Write M. J. Murphy,
Grantwood, N. J.
Palisadian., 1916-04-08
Woman Heads
Hackensack Board

Hackensack, N. j., April 3.-At
the reorganization of the Hackensack
Board of Education tonight, Mrs. Z.
F. Dewey, the only woman member,
was elected president. There are
nine members on the board. Mrs.
Dewey was former president OF the
Women's Club of this place. In view
of the fact that the people recently
voted $208,000 for new high school
and other improvements, Mrs. Dewey's
election at this time is considered a
high compliment.-Tim