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Telephone Plainfield 6-8009 PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1935 PAGE SEVEN Scene at Boston Prison After Break Mrs. Mary J. Van Horn Testament Is Probated Convict Caught After Escape Civil Service Exams Listed School Saving Bank Deposits Made by 3,198 i I I The Courler-Hewa Somerville Boreas Somerville Will of Mrs. Mary Jane Van Horn of North Plainfield, who died Oct.

18, names as residuary legatees two sons, John P. Van Horn of 848 Berkeley Avenue and George C. Van Horn of 35 Summit Avenue, both Plainfield. They also are named executors. All furniture, furnishings, Jewelry and wearing apparel are left to three granddaughters, Wilma Doris J.

and Helen, children of John Van Horn. The will has been admitted to probate by Surrogate John Zulauf. It was drawn Apr. 24, 1932, and witnessed by Mary J. Guerin, 122 Leland Avenue, and Asa F.

Randolph, 912 West Seventh Street, both Plainfield. United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for the positions of chief engineering draftsman and principal engineering draftsman, for work on ships. The annual salaries for these positions are $2,600 and $2,300, respectively. Optional branches are: Marine engines and boilers, and electrical (ship). Applications must be on file with the U.

S. Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. not later than Jan. 6, 1936. Certain specified education and experience are required for these positions.

Full information may be obtained from W. B. Mundy, Local Secretary of the U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the postoffice, this city.

zzzzz VmI'" Xwm', 1 1 1 i ilmjijh l31 -jr th ft STILL MISSING Atcc (JP) Police, firemen and volunteers continued a search of cranberry bogs, in the Atco-Med-ford district, for Mrs. Mary Yan-narello, 77, missing since Monday. Deposits in the school savings tem were made in the Plainfield area last week by 3,198 pupils and teachers, representing 38 per cent of attendance on bank day. Reports from the vrui "-h-ls as compiled by the Plainfield Savings Bank, depository for the funds, are is follows: School Attend- De- Pet. ance posits Watchung ...181 174 .96 Watchung Boro 102 90 .88 Evergreen 624 446 .71 Bryant 259 180 .69 Harrison 146 79 .54 Somerset 740 370 .50 Je3erson 665 323 .49 Irving 158 .48 Maxson 576 246 .43 Stillman 109 44 -40 Franklin 309 116 .38 Emerson 245 .33 Hubbard 8S 161 .33 "Washington 355 108 .30 Lincoln 207 56 .27 Plainfield 1589 302 .19 Wtiitier 92 16 .17 No.

Plfd. High 906 61 .07 Bank 23 Totals 8423 3198 .38 Number of withdrawals this week. 90; number of accounts now operating. 13,028. County Farm Unit Plans Annual Meet Associated Press Photo TL- Seer oj ine Massachusetts state prison, Boston, shotcs commotion in the prison yard shortly r.

jjiisuncrrs maue a aasn for liberty, A. truck aril driver and a prisoner were Associated Press Photo Frank Joyce, 21-year-old convict, is shown as he was escorted back to the Massachusetts state prison, Boston, after he and four other long term prisoners seized a truck, smashed through three sets of gates, and escaped. One prisoner was killed and the others recaptured. Several guards were injured and two of the other escapees wounded by gun fire. hilled, and several guards and prisoners injured.

Sight -Light Meter A Sight-Light Meter survey will let you really know whether your lighting enables you to see for safety and efficiency. For Your Own Benefit Let us demonstrate this very useful and helpful Instrument. The survey of your requirements will be made without the slightest obligation. A. V.

SEARING Electrical Engineering 403 WATCHUNG AVENUE Tel. Plainfield 6-3083 Plainfield, N. J. Fourth Bridge Series Is Ended Steel Gates Smashed by Convicts JUSTIFY FEET OX DESK Hamilton, N. Y.

(JP) Justifica tion for the man who likes to work with his feet on his desk was sug gested today in experiments at Col ON HONOR ROLL New Brunswick Philip Guibord, son of Mrs. E. M. Guibord of 744 Watchung Avenue, Plainfield, again received mention on the honor roll of the Rutgers Preparatory School. Philip received an average of 85 per cent during November.

James Arnold of Metuchen headed the list with an average of 92 12 per cent. gate University showing that feet higher than the head posture speeds mental work. He may be taking an easy way to get more blood to his brain. Flemlngton Dr. Carl Woodward, assistant to the president of Rutgers University, will speak at the annual meeting of the Hunterdon County Board of Agriculture to be hM 13th in the Court House, Flemington.

The speaker's subject. The History of New Jersey Agriculture." will have many references to the early agriculture of Hunterdon County. The address will be illustrated with lantern slide pictures. Tha speaker has made an exhaustive study of historical events deal- Here Is a Way You Can Spend Check Jng with the farming industry of New Jersey and has a wealth of Your Christmas Club The final game of the fourth series of weekly duplicate contract games being held in Park Hotel took place Monday night under direction of G. McCall with nine tables in play.

R. Gildersleeve and R. Schneiderwind paired to take tha North-South top score by one-half match point from E. L. Beland and G.

McCall, the respective scores being 109 and 10S12 match points (189 possible). The East-West score was equally close with Mrs. I. Hardingham and B. Macomber winning over Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Schwartz by 1 12 match points, 93 to 91 12 (168 possible). Others over average were: North-South (9412 average) Harry P. Belsinger-J. E.

Morgan 98 Mrs. P. H. Weisbecker, P. B.

Newell 97 William Nolan-R. Morton 95 East-West (84 average Mr. and Mrs. V. C.

Young. .89 Miss 3. Kuntz-T. Kuntz 87 Vi Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Robbins 87 Miss L. Bissell-Miss G. Oooley.86 Series prize was won by K.

D. Bull with an average for his best five games of 57.07 per cent. A new series will begin Monday when the arrangement recently entered into with the U. S. Bridge Association will go into effect, namely the allotting of city master points to tfie winners of these weekly duplicate games.

Ten city points will, with reservations, equal one state master's point and 10 state points will equal one national master's point. An opportunity Is thus presented to bridge players of Plainfield and vicinity to become city, state or national masters. material to present to his listeners. "Hie 'roTram will also include an entertainment feature in acts of mi.Tie bv Raymond and Una M. of New Hope.

Pa. Reports of the officers and the election of memtrs to the executive committee for 3-year terms w'l! be other features of the program. County corn and apple show wil! be set up in the court room as a feature the annual meeting program. Corn and anple show wi'I remain on dlsplav during the ol-! lowing day for all those who are unable to see it at the annual meet- Ing. so that the Whole Family will Benefit by it You Can Miss Eileen E.

Wolf To Become Bride Associated Press Photo This photo, taken by an alert cameraman through a peep hole in the Massachusetts state prison wall at Boston, shows the heavy steel gales which were smashed off their hinges as five convicts fled the prison in a seized truck. Officers called to guard the entrance are shown standing on the gates. Mahe tfipi'r Christmas joy f. Bernardsville Council with llfJM 1 complete Endorses County Board Move, Sample Ballots Bernardsville Borough Council Duck Hunting Tough Job, Opines Judge Memphis, Tenn. (JP) i i Judge Tom Harsh's duck hunting fever has dwindled to a mere spark all because he tried the eport in a canoe with an outboard motor.

He's capsized two canoes while hunting ducks. "You've even got to hold your chew of tobacco in the middle of Monday night endorsed the propes Mr. and Mrs; Leopold Wolff. 327 Franklin Place, have announced the engagement of their second daughter. Miss Eileen E.

WolS to Harlan i A. Danforth eon of Dr. and Mrs. Harland A. Danforth, Lynn, Mass.

Misa Wolff was graduated from Plainfield High School in 1930 and from Tulane University, New Orleans, Lau, in 193. Mr. Danforth was graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technol-osrv. receiving his B.S. degree in 1931.

his M.S. degree in electrical engineering in 1932 and hi-3 M.S. degree in the Business Administration department in 1S34. The wedding will take place about Christmas time, after which the couple will reside in Woonsooket, R. al of Somerset County Freeholder Board to request of the Legislature abolishment of the printing of sam ple ballots.

Family Affair Chicago UP) Miss Dorothy Congdon's father and two brothers participated in her marriage. Her father, the Rev. James E. Cong-don, of Englewood Presbyterian Church, and his son, the Rev. Howard S.

'Congdon of Corning, Iowa, read the service together. Another son, Walter H. Congdon, Monmouth, 111., Junior High School principal, gave the bride to Barrett K. Seeley of St. Paul.

Council approves advertising elec your mouth," the judge said. tion tickets in newspapers providing cost is not passed on to the muni A memorial to Sir Edward Elgar, cipalities. the famous composer, has been un Permission was granted to the Christmas seal sale committee to veiled in Worcester, (England) Cathedral. held a tag day during the month. Charles Wehman reported 77 per cent of taxes had been collect ed and that 63 per cent of taxes de linquent as of Jan.

1 had been re ceived at the tax office. Collector Clare Simonson reported $20,715.35 had been collected during Novem ber. THANHS MEW -FREE HEATING -SERVICE A True Story of John Barclay Service Engineer Kenneth Turner was au thorized to supnly a blueprint of loc al tax map to the county at a cost 3 1 WHEN YOU WANT MORE THAT'S FINE of $14. Assessment Commission was authorized to proceed with assessments for the second section of the sewage system. Transfer of $700 from current funds to the capital COME RIGHT IN HEAT OPEN THIS ASHPIT DAMPER A LITTLE AND CLOSE THE CHECK DAMPER WHICH YOU SEE GOOD MORNING, I THE 'BLUE COAL' SERVICE MAN.

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