Palisadian., 1923-09-07


Plans were discussed for the COM
ing football season, as a strong A. c.
team will be put on the gridiron this
fall.
The Grantwood Club has leased
three alleys in a bowling parlor in
Union Hill near the Temple Theatre.
All the members of the club will have
a chance to show their skill on the
pins this winter, and a team will be
organized to play matches with other
clubs.
The pleasant smile or the courteous
replies will neither be seen or heard
from Mr.. J. King, the popular man.
ager of the National grocery store on
the trolley road and Grant avenue aft
er today. Mr.. King has been trans
ferred to Sparkhill, N Y, where he
will open up and manage another store
for the National Company.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Gemme returned
from Harrison, Me-, Tuesday, and
have taken apartments on Franklin
avenue.
The Misses Ethel Sears and Thelma
Taterka have returned from Camp Oni-
ka, New York.
A, small wooden shack owned by N.
Scioli burned up on Gorge road Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Miller and their
son Billie returned from their vaca-
tion this week.
Miss Marie Krebs and Mr.. Raymond
Miller have returned from a months
stay at the Atlantic Highlands.
The Shaltter family, formerly of
Knox avenue, was in town Labor Day
visiting friends.
Miss Goeman of Brooklyn was the
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.
Goeman of Newton avenue.
Mrs. ]. Coulter, the principal of
Clffside Grammar School, and her
sister, Miss e. Johnstone of the Cliff
side High faculty, have returned from
a pleasant VACATION in Canada.
Ernest Stein bruised himself severe
ly on Labor Day when he fell from his
bicycle. The bicycle fork was broken
through the fall.
Mr. Wojetch the butcher on Pali
sade avenue, has purchased Ford de-
livery truck.
Miss Jessie Merritt of Palsade ave-
nue. is home from Bee chwood.
Edwin LIE Cato, Jr., received severe
injuries to his back while at work
Tuesday. He was taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stein, Jr., of
Sheepshead Bay spent the holidays
with his parents of Knox avenue.
Mrs. L. T. Burns of Augusta. Ca, is
dene avenue.
The Noffka roof is being reshingled
Erwin Goeman and "Dominick"
were over at the Polo Grounds Labor
tha re
with the Boston Braves in a double
header.
Professor Hall and family have re-
turned from the Adirondack noun
tains, where they spent the summer.
Clifford Spiller of Palisade avenue
will return from Narrowsburg, Pa,
this week.
Renee Gauss of Knox avenue return
ed Tuesday from Pittsburgh. Pa,
where she was the guest of her grand
mother for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Veldron of Knox
avenue are entertaining relatives from
California.
Charles Martens of Lafayette ave-
nue. and Walter Stein of Knox ave-
nue. returned Wednesday from a
weeks vacation to Johnstown, n. Y.
Lieutenant James Carroll of An
derson avenue is home on furlough
from his~station in Oklahoma.
The Borden family returned Tues
day from an extensive automobile tour
through Canada.
Mill Albertine Shlatter of Has
brouck Heights was the guest of Miss
Josephson of Knox avenue on Labor
Day.
Rocco Bucherroni and Joe Bennati
are fighting it out for the luke" su-
premacy of the park.
Walter Robbins of Jassamine Way
purchased Cadillac during the week.
Mrs. Edna Day and Miss Mary Day
of the Cliffside school faculty have re-