Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-15

all points of the compass and put a
lot of hilltoppers out of the world
, series game at the Polo Grounds. And
then it turned cold.
1t will not be long before there will
: be no Fort Lee woods. They are dis
appearing so fast that-oh, well, more S
the shame of it. And then think how
it all came about when it wasn't neces-
sary and was a crime to let it be done.
Mrs. Otto Hunicke who has been
i ailing for several weeks is getting well
gradually. And through all of her
indisposition she never missed day at
self can attend to it.
Little Freddie Bull is studying so
hard he never has any time for any
thing at all but his books and mostly
play. And Freddie is not unlike some
other boys we know.
The e. Y. Cohen house has been re-
rooted with asbestos shingles of red,
and really looks like a new house.
well, along about the first of No
vember the Palisade avenue highway
will be opened permanently-and it's
the very finest stretch of highway in
the entire state of New Jersey, barring
none. What a benefit it is going to
be to this section.
New house just started at Bluff road
and Abbot boulevard, on the corner
next to the Borgestede house.
The Samuel E. Darbys will live for
while with their son Edward in West
Orange, at ID Howard Terrace.
| Well, isn't it nice to be the whole
cheese, rind and all? That's what Bill
| is.
Seems fine to have David Arthur
Carson back in the village again. He's
living at the home of Mrs. Kelly in
EdgewOod lane.
Keep your October 30 date open for
the Palisade Halloween party at the
public school.
Mrs. Harry Flagge was an attendant
at the Waldorf Thursday when the
National Opera Society met, of which
she Is member.
Alan Carson is now full-fledced
member of the student body of La
Fayette College at Easton, Pa. He
writes encouraging letters to his
father, and in a recent letter told of
an experience he had with inter-
class contest he was in. It was
scrimmage where the students took
off one shoe and placed it in pile
with scores of others. Then at
signal, the boys were turned loose a
hundred yards away when they ran
and had to pick their shoe out of the
pile. Alan says he got his the second
man, but some of the others never
got theirs at ALL
Paul Brady was in town last Sun
day and doubtless will spend more
time in Palisade than he has been do.
ing recently. Paul has been playing
semi-prO ball all summer, earning
tidy sum each week. Paul is today as
good as many of the best professional
pitchers of the day.
Look at the rear of the Beans lawn
and see monster castor bean plant
tudI CatIue lTOiI Single Seeu. 1t Is
one of the most beautiful specimens
of this graceful plant ever seen in
| this section.
Sudden cold spell last Sunday fol-
lowing the Saturday rain that broke
up the Worlds Series game of base
ball. 1t was down as low as 3S de-
grees Sunday morning at six. Some
furnaces were lighted.
Big truck went out Anderson ave-
nue. last Saturday afternoon laden
| with empty new wine barrels going
north like the devil beating tanbark.
But they could have been for cider
| and vinegar. Perhaps were-not.
New house starting at Bride way
and Cumbermede road. They are
coming thick and fast lately. Soon
Palisade will have close to 1000 pop
ulation, but no Increase in tax values.
Some peope believe in weather be-
| ing brought about by this or that in
fiuence, the movement of the stars,
sun, moon, or something. The truth
is no man knows anything about the
weather. Sun spots have no relation
to the weather.
Quite large number of hilltoppers
went to the ball game last Sunday.