1 i OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF 1 MIDDLESEX COUNTY 1 AND ,ii,,idgp is flooded with ., iv,i rirkels ...the bogus W00DBRI0QE WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP'S FAMILY NEWSPAPER ,M, so nearly perfect ,„ v will in all probabll- TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR TOWNSHIP „ n, circulation for WOODBRIDGE,.N. J., FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL <), 19S7. PRICE THREE CENTS i d, come. We join the 1 .,.imitv in congratulating' TOWNSHIP CLERK DUNIGAN GIVES OATH OF OFFICE TO KEATING Fvcati ngt Woodbridge^s SYCKLE TO pninv chief....he deserved ,'i,|i(imtment ...The town- iiimmittee is to be com- OPEN NEW SUNK Citizens' Committee ,1 Welcome to Rev. :,,., McC'orrlston, new pas- ,,i si James' Catholic i. Ho will take over his 60 DAYS hire next Sunday....Prin VIERECK. TO MEET WITH SO Demands Resignation Arthur C. ferry will vu nd Barnegat Bay JERSEY GROUP NEXT .uniincr in a new 27 foot WEEK if now being built for lim Garland, of Menlo WOODBRIDGE.—Part 17 013 Commissioners of the breath-taking aerial, -..iiurday, April 17th will be HK; day In Perth Amboy the "Woodbridge Bank Mys- Donato, Aiud and Urban Refu», Demand* Ai Unwar- ,,..t master General Jim Far- tery," was held this week ranted—Committee Threaten to Ask Townahip Council , will dedicate the new with the "South Jersey Bank- To Abolish Fifth Fire District—P*bli»hed Budget At- ,,,i office on that day... Blab- ing Interests" reporting "No tacked As Incorrect, ,, invitations for the af- . I, H. in the malls ...Avenel further progress" and Frank . ^iMlrann are "het up" be- Van Syckle announcing that GRIEVANCES AIRED AFTER MEETING iivr their "honored ffueit" he has received official per- ui ,url, little time at (fcelr mission to start business in A VENKt.—Resolutions, presented by the Citizens" ..,„• list Satlddy night P»- Woodbridge. committee demanding that Patrick Donato, John Urban .i;,,,.,, COVPIHI and BMwp . aiKl John Azud, majority members of the Board of Fire ,-nlitled to a shiny medal Eugene Viereck, receiver of tne i: SOMETHING, for their First National Bank and Trust Co., Commissioners of District No. 5, resign immediately, went firing efforts In handing oat informed a reprsentatlve of this unheeded last night, with the result that the committee i, ,-u hv (he score In Hie n- newspaper that he had expected threatens to go to the Township Commitee requesting that n! r!rui- acslnst tpttitn . a meeting with the "South Jersey tin- fire district be abolished. .vi-1« o men, rldlnc toiettier group" yesterday but that it had " , . The Cjtuen*'Coinroittee, com- i,,I more summonses than been postponed until Tuesday or posed of Henry Mades, chairman; , i.ii.il Issued by the rest of Wednesday of next week. Walter Manaker, secretary; Paul ili p;irtment Sam FtlTett, " I wiU enptst * daUntie deekion from them at that time as to COMMITTEE WILL Solomon, Arthur L. Saywell, E. • n< u.u-d (i. O. P. commit - | Rcrgrr, James J. CroWtey, Mm , nun, who IS In the driver's whether or not they inted to take jLabot, J. M. McAndrews and S. H. : politically, should TAKE 1>P their optlop on the bank build- ing." he said. j Pinkham, presented the three mem i uit.ue of the situation. NOT NAME HEAD» Meanwhile Van Syckle an- bers with copies of the resolution ! IMIIV how politicians nounced the contents of a \elegram demanding their resignation. ept continual pats oo» addressed to him from J. F. T. 0'- OF BUREAU YET • Donato, chairman of the board, K without batting an Cohner, comptroller, which reads emphatically stated: :. Sing endless praiie as follows: KEATING WILL CONTINUE "I will not resign." ;;ciits running Township ' "Woodbridge National Bank, Photo by Woodbrldgp Studio. BOTH POSTS FOR FEW He was followed by John Urban nd you're a "SWELL Number 14,379, authorized to com- md John A*ud who made similar Standing at his desk at police headquarters, Chief George E. flowers on the desk were sent by well-wishers. Keating was svoin WEEKS with capital letters... mence buslnew. Charter will be itatements. Azud justified his posi Keating and Township Clerk B. Joseph Dunigan, show how the oaih into office in the presence of the Township Committee, members of v : L; IS too good for you... mailed to you." ion by saying: ;: minds they are models In making known the contents of office was administered at the former's home Monday night. The his family and close friends an hour after his appointment. WOODBRIDGE. — Who "The committee and citizens of : :ic'ion AND he who of the telegram, Van Syckle said will be Chief George E, Keat- the fifth district should try to rea- WOODBRIDGE.—Before mem- the late Chief James A. Walsh. er, John V. Hunt, Judge Arthur, i in write anything but "We are all organized and ready Woodbridte Product lize what the Board had to con- bers of his immediate family, the Among those present were: Mil. Brown and C. R. Davis. ing'a successor as head of the .'..:,U phrases in their be- The officers of the Perth George E. Keating was born in tend with when they took the Township Committee and close George Keating, Edward Keating, detective bureau? That is : ,. ;. leper They cannot y National bank will act in Appointment No Surprise Woodbridge o-n July 4, 1892 the books over. It took a long time to friends, Chief^rf Police George .£, Mrs. Sena MeGuirk, Mayor August •h just criticism...^ big Woodbridge too. 1 will be presi- KeutLng's appointment was con- son of Peter and Anna (Kenna) the burning question in the straighten out the books and re- Keating was sworn into office by F. Grelner, Committeemen Fred _>•(• up about the unfair- dent, August Stout, vice president sidered a foregone conclusion and Keating. He was educated in the /icinity of police headquart- cords and if this is their apprecia- Township Clerk B. J. Dunigan at Spencer, John Bergen, Charles J. f it all The newspaper- and Allyn Petersen will be tempor- came as no surprise. He was sen- public schools of the township. tion, I wish to thank them." the former's home at 179 Decker Alexander, James Schaffrick, Er- ers these days, i i: • ho two yean ago was a ary cashier." ior officer and next in line for the At the age of 16, "Dick" as he in place Monday night after the Town nest W. Nier and Samuel Farrell, promotion. He had the entire back- popularly called, went to work for Police Commissioner Ernest Nier Urban directing his remarks at so and so, today U a ' Mr. Van Syckle advised this pa- ship Committee at an earlier ses- Miss Ruth Wolk, Elmer J. Vecsey, ing of the Township Committee, the Barter Asphalt Company at has nothing to say on the subject Mades declared that "it was strict- |1 l'.n years from now it per that although he knew the ly a personal grievance on Mr. sion had unanimously named him Windsor J. Lakis, Thomas Patten, both Republican and Democratic! Maurer. He soon developed into a and ventured the opinion "that i, v.a>-versa.,.When will charter had been granted, he could not a thing would be done for a Mades' part." to the position to take the place of Edward Peterson, Michael J, Train members. (Continued on page two) li.iys wise-up to the fact not start before certain require- few weeks." Chief Keating was Donato again took the floor and "we'll- be here when ments had been met. All such re- likewise silent and pointed out that r 1 outlined his position as follows: i. ..:< gone", and forgotten. quirements have been taken care TAKES OATH OF OFFICE LAUDED he had plenty to do to get adjusted "I intend to sit tight This com- li paid Jouph McAndrewi (Continued on page.eight) WOODBRIDGE.—The new- to his new position and at the mittee is unfair and does not re- WOODBRIDGE.—Harold W. BRILLIANT PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION ly appointed chief of police, Continued on Page Eight ('olunla to attend the Avenel present the majority. The commit- Gardner, of Avenel was sworn ire (ommlssionefi meetlnf George E. Keating, was laud- tee came here tonight with this in as Justice of the Peace tor •i night He made a water ed this week by James J. Ma- resolution already drawn to ask the term of five years at the i king up his optnlon and RECEPTION FOR PLANNED BY 1SEUN VETERANS Of l(\ney, head of the New Jersey four our resignations. Regardless County Clerk's office this week. PP of tli laigest Patriotic celebrations vealed the fact that Gardner or August F. Greiner, Maloney Labat, a member of the "citizens' un ri-stgii Of course the BE HELD TONITE was the victor. ever held in the Township is being planned by the schools, said: unit, stressed the fact that in nis iimmissiuners refused to do opinion, the "Board of Commis- i churches, fire companies and other groups of Iselin in con- "We wish to express our PWA PROJECTS And the battle Is an It sioners did not perform its duties JST. JAMES' ^PARISHIONERS thanks and appreciation for junction with Iselin Post, No. 2636, Veterans of Foreign properly, that it overexpended its i.iur reporter's humble opin the whole-h^rted co-opera- QRADE CROSSING AND VO- TO WELCOME FATHER W'^rs, on Saturday, May 29. The celebration will be an (Continued on page eight) Ion ih.it the Township Com- COPS SEEK MAN tion of the Woodbridge police CATIONAL SCHOOL GRANTS i MC CORRISTIN c \i ill not attempt to abol all-day affair starting with a parade at 11 A. M., and con- department in our recent in- ELIMINATED in ONE fire district a* rc- cluding with a military ball which will start at 9 P. M. vestigation of the source bl uisted by the AveMl Cltl- ' WOODBRIDGE.—A recption to I Rev. Charles G. McCorristin, the WHO RANSACKED Many distinguished guests are counterfeit nickels in New WASHINGTON, D. C. — ns Committee And the TO MEET | new pastor of St. James' chuith, expected to be present. Senator A. Jersey. Woodbridge's two "approv- i truversy will die a natural Harry Moore has already sent his "We particularly commend ath Until next election. will be held tonight at St. James' ed" Public Works projects, auditorium. Rev. McCorristin, who HOMEJJIST NITE letter of acceptance in reply to the ROSE PINNED ON Captain George Keating for post's invitation. Gov. Harold G. which received a serious set- WITH ATTORNEY > k (Avenel) Rhodes, presi comes from East Camden, arrived his intelligent and constant as- Hoffman has. also been invited. sistance which counted great- ! nl the Woodbridge Town- here yesterday afternoon, GIRL AWAKENED BY NOISE back in March when PWA J aasuline dealers' associa- John J. Mullens, of Atlantic City, ly tp the successful appre- established its new policy of During the reception, the chil- FINDS ARMED BANDIT fOODBRlDGE B ., who by the way, claims State Commander of the Veterans hension of Joseph Hppta, coun ON PAY WAIVERS dren of St. James' scheol will pre- NEAR BEDSIDE terfeiter of five cent coins and limiting grants to sums actu- : he has held tua regular sent a program of singing and of Foreign Wars of the Department ally spent for relief labor at c all through the gas war, of New Jersey, will be among the capture of the plant. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD playlets. The speaker of the eve- the site of each project, have iiely urges Township deal- ning will be Monsdgnor Edward FORDS.—Township police are those to attend. FEDERAL DEPT. TONIGHT ON TEACHERS' iu lend pioral support to Griffin of South Amboy. .eeking the masked bandit who The entire affair is in the hands BECAUSE OF MONEY SPENT been dealt a death bltyv by REFUSAL TO SIGN hi- protective bill now in the Andrew D. Desmond, represent- ransacked the Joseph RedUng of an advisory board consisting of LOCALLY FOR SCHOOL another new PWA policy ature by attending the- ing the parishioners, will give the hofne here on property owned by Rev. William J. Brennan, of St. COUILTERDS made known today. WOODBRIDGE—A meeting of m at Trenton, Monday the CDnsolidated Clay Bank better Cecelia's church, Howard Madi- PURPOSES Hie teachers' and finance commit- address of welcome. Rev. Charles The projects, which have receiv- iu.:-'. Join the parade boys, known as the old Britokinafl place son, of Fords Edward Breen and tees of the Board of Education will A. Dusten, assistant pastor, who ed approval of all examining divi- for your own benefit... has been conducting the affairs of at nine o'clock last night and held Harold of Iselin. The board will (Special to Leader-Journal) WITH BOARD FOR be held tonight to discuss the sions uf the PWA, but for which ixlbridge Fire Company No. shortly select other members from WASHINGTON, D. C—The feder- board's stand on the teachers' re- the parish since the death of the up tie 17-year-old daughter at the allotments have not been made i already making plaqs for the various sections of the Town- al office of education today "pin- iusal to sign the pay cut waivers. late Father Travers, will also point of a gun. are: • • , Its carnival to be held July ship to assist in the arrangements. ned a rose' 'on Woodbridge be- jJ. H. Thayer Martin, attorney oi speak. According to Desk Sergeant Fred ACTION ON R. R,Grade crossing, gra^t, $450,000; causfe of the money spent locally the board, will be present to lend ll i" 24th. Mrs. Ethel Campion O'Brien will Larsen, Redling reported that his The schedule of events will be estimated cost, $1,000,(100. dauhgter had retired and he and for school purposes. his assistance. ' De'Ancelo, Township be the soloist of the evening. as follows: 1J A. M., parade 12 URGES UTILITY UNIT TO Vocational school, granj, $J20,- his wife had gone out earlier in Plans for the meeting were made McEh-oy't seeretary noon, Memorial exercises, dedica- The "rose" was in the form of TAKE LEGAL ACTION 330; estimated cost, $267,400. the evening. The girl said that the at a reorganization meeting of the on the ikk llit Within a tion of flag; 1 o'clock, dinner, St. Statistics showing that Wood- AGAINST PENNSY The new policy of PWA which LASfllTES HELD was awakened by a noise and when board Monday night when "Maurice days Karltaa Township Cecelia's parish hall for visiting bridge collects $21.56 more on each virtually forecloses all chance for she put on the light, she was- con- '. Dunigan was reelected president lave in operation 1W new FOR CHIEF WALSH units; two o'clock, band concert; thousand dollars assessed proper- WOODBRIDGE.—Insisting . that either of these projects, is a re- fronted by a man with a handker- and James "Dad" Filer was named >1UT radio system which will 2:30 o'clock, address of welcome; 3 ty valuation than the "stingiest" quirement that before approval WOODBRIDGE.—Local police chief over his face and a gun In bis the Board of Public Utility Com- vice president. ; 1 'VVICE u powerful as that o'clock, field day; 5 o'clock, salute town in Woodbridge's population will be granted, an amended ap- I out of town departments, chiefs of hand. He ordered her1 to put the to flag; 6 o'clock, dinner to dis- mus Last night members of the board Uuudbrldce's... And HALF group, cities of 10,000 to 30,000. plication must be filed demonstra- light out and then fled. tinguished guests; 9 o'clock, mili- said that they had not heard from 1 xpruslve Stephen Char- police from various communities, The statistics were based on re- axion against the Pennsylvania ting ability of the sponsor in each A few minutes later Mr. and tary ball. Claude W. Decker, president of the lirowne l» alttnf at the state troopers, motor vehicle de- ports for the 1933-34 school year. ilroad to compel the latter to instance to finance the project 100 Mrs. Redling returned. The entire taxpayers' association, who re- *>MVelt Hospital, Hetuch- partment agents, and Township of- Newbern, N. C. is the "stingiest" obey the former's order of Sep- per cent, either by sale of bonds to residence had ben ransacked but cently announced that the group k Brower will toon ficials gathered to pay final tri- town with a tax rate for school tember 26, 1934,. to eliminate the the government, or by borrowing as far as Redling could determine, was against the restoration of the hii Hie Coiy Lunch Room.... bute to the late Chief of Police purposes of only $1.24, compared crossings in Woodbridge, a series in the open market. nothing was missing. The girl de- entire pay cut and would seek a -y Concannon la recuper- James A. Walsh, at services held JUDGE BROWN TO > Woodbridge's $22.80. of resolutions to that effect were Previously, PWA lias required a scribed the masked man as being meeting with the board and teach- it St. Peter's Hospital, Saturday. At the same time Woodbridge adopted by the Township Com- showing of ability to finance only young, around 19 or 20. He had ers. Contacted last night, Decker few Urunswlck, foUowinf an A requiem high mass was held at was far below the 'most generous mittee Monday night. to the extent of not covered by blue eyes and wore a blue jacket, said that he bad not made any ov- Ptmiix operation. St. James' church with Rev. Wil- START CAMPAIGN city" in the group, Muscatine, The resolution pointed cut tha the government grant appiied for. liam Leahey, as celebrant, Rev. blue overalls and an old gray hat. owa, whose tax rate for school the Pennsylvania Railroad had Under the new policy, the whole ertures to the board as yet. Charles A. Dusten as deacon and Police* believe that the man was purposes 1$ $84.80. been ordered to begin actual work cost of each project must be fi- Inapect New ! TO "GO ALONG" Rev John Larken as sub-d«acon. someone who was familiar with The report also shows that Wood of construction on or before De- nanced by the sponsor, and the Alter Monday night's 'session Rev. William J. Brennan was in the Place and knew that Mr. and bridge's school tax rate is $16.28 cember 1, 1934 and complete al government grant "earned" by pay members of the board went to the JUT WILL NOT SIGN the sanctuary. '> Mrs. Redling were out for the eve- work by Steptember 1, 1935. The ments to relief workers at the site Perth Amboy high school, where BEGINS WITH STIFF FINES ligher than the average for its W SALARY WAIVERS Interment was In the family plot ning. population group. This average is copy continues as follows: will be paid for month to month, James McLaughlin of town gave In St. Mary's cemetery, Perth Am- AND SENTENCES TO RID $6.52. "Whereas, Federal grants have if the project is privately financed, them a demonstration of the school 'DbltlDGp.—The police de- TOWN OF 'PESTS' Here are the rates for other ma- been obtained on all other grade or by cancelation of indebtedness, radio address system. The system •iit will go along with the The funeral procession left the jor New Jersey cities: crossing elimination projects i.n I bonds art sold to the govern- is a two-way affair.,The princi- WOODBRIDGE TAX ment. pal can^speak to the entire school '•ciMit cut in salary but will home of a sister, Mrs. Charles WOODBRIDGE.' —• Thoroughly (Continued on page eight) the Township by that covered b> ii any p waivers. That was Kenny, of Grove street, and pro- disgusted with persona brought be- W-1097, and it no wappears rea- Aside from the difficulty of proiT at one tiq»e, while any room teach- uy ce er can broadcast to tjie principal's |nit-;it o( u report made by Po- ceeded down Main street, past the fore him repeatedly on charges of sonably certain because of the ad- viding 100 per nt financing the EmestW. Nier Memorial Municipal building, RATE STi $8.9drunkeness1 , Judge Arthur Brown RECTOR'S GUILD TO vanced conditions throughout the delay involved In filing the. amen- office. The system is also used for phonograph records and for re- T« wnship Committee Mou- where he «ewed as chief since ordered some heavy fines and sen- CONDUCT FOOD SHOW country and the gradual curtail- ded application is considered 1932 around the monument, back ttnees this week on old offenders Continued on Page Eight enough to kiU the projects, since broadcasting educational programs to the entire student body, without *>• stated that the chairman of On Main street, to Amboy avenue, HOPELAWRATE and announced that he would con- WOODBRIDGE.—A community PWA still holds to the requirement any of them leaving • their class- . committee and the po- to the church. tinue tWs policy uptil the "Satur- food show will be held Jf"riday, WOODBRIDGE'.—While travel- that only projects which can be rooms. ittee met with the of- Twelve motorcycle men formed KEASBEY LOWEST IN TOWN- day Night Drunk" is eliminated. May 7, at the Craftsmen's Club north Qn Rahway avenue, near 'substantially complete" by July 1 Grove avenue, a car opiated by are eligible for allotments. , "who took into consideration the eseort and Included Wood- SHIP WITH $6.88 RATE Albert lyAllesio, of Turner street from 3:30 to 9:00 P. M., under the bridge Township, P«rUi Amboy, Port Bteading, was committed to auspices of the Rector's Guild of Alfred Cromwell, 28, of 656 Roose- The new policy requiring "abil- TO HOLD REUNION idition of the Townahip and !*t'Uart'Ua e | h t llt Rarltan Township. Fanwood, Me- the county workhouse {or nit TVinlty BpUcopal church.,, Th|B velt avenue, Carteret, collided ity to> finance projects 100 per cent WOODBRIDGE.—The 20th an- the tax collect- WOODBRIDGE, — before money will be appropriat- niversary reunion of- the 78th Di- »MU decided to go along OR tuchen police and *We trooper*. months tf> default of payment of a fhow Will be of interest to all anci with another car traveling In the ed," has .not been officially an- vision (Lightning Division)' will- '"Utioiu t>t>otx*«4 by tlw Next in Use were two large cars bey will have the lowest tax $115 fine. D'Allealo U an old ot- each housewife who, avails herself opposite direction and driven by nounced by PWA, but was outlined be held Saturday, April H, at the . However, the police are laden with floral tributes. The caw rate this year with $6.88 lender «n* W» record shows he of the opportunity may purchase Alexander Rusznak, 20, of 50 Chriu were Mowed,by representatives was arrested on similar charges 12 standard household necessities at topher street, Cartelet, curly Mon- Horatio B, Hackett, assistant Hotel Paramount, New York. It is g anything. It is a g«n- while Hopelawn will be the expeeted that over. 11)0 Qycrit£tta oi the Chiefs of Police Association times as follows: March 17, July one-third their market value. day morning. PWA administrator, in a letter to agreement. tops with a rate of $8.91, ac- veterans residing in Woodbridge, and motor vehicle agents. '13, November 1, and December i, Community shows have been re- Mrs. Anna Sheath; 35, vt- 102 Senator Moore of New Jersey. Cartere"t, Port Reading, gewaren »ACE The entire local force were next cording to figures compiled in 1834! November 9, November M ceived with popularity and are not Proad street, Perth Amboy, a pas- ftAftO DOTTO 1 and Perth Amboy will atten. Those at the tax assessors office. in 1035; July IA. February 29, unknown in Woodbridge. senger ,in the Cromwell car was in- WOODBEIDGE.-TThe Mothers' *H)BRiDOE.-Funertl «erv- in line led by the superior officer*- wising to make reservations are The TownabJj) committee preceea- March 14 and September is in 1»M Ticket* may be purchased from jured and taken to the Perth Am- Stout Council of^, Troop 33 will Mr8. Grace Feiraro Dotto, These rates include general 'meet Tuesday at 8 P- M., at the asked to contact Percy H. Locker, Dominic Dotto, and a t orm- ed the heam in a oar. There were and February 5,1837.. Rev Howard Klein at the Trinity boy General hospitaj wh«re she , d rate, fire and garbage. was treated, tor bruises on the right home of Mrs. Albert Hanstn on Woodbridge or Louis Y.' Sosin, ot t WWoodbridge, over fifty can In the proceMtaJ John Szepesi, of 215 BamforA rectory or from Mrs. Clarence were l The tax rate tor each section (eg. Vanderbilt place, Woodbridg*. ' Perth Amboy. morfthn at the tilted with ranmbwi Ql the — Qootinuad on Page Eight Devil of Prospect street. ai home. mediate family an4 el°« (Continwd on P» UIUM; MOUNIN.:. AI'RII,^^ AVENEL WOMAN'S UNIT ENTERTAINS Chief Keating LIN NEWS Continued from P«I» 1 by ELIZABETH HEnfBOURNB dependable operator of steam and HiUcr«tt Ave., helm, N. J. Avenel News 38 CLUBS AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE •lcetric engines. Two years later his services Mrs, R. O. Perier SS Melnitt Street, Avenci night by some of the larger avenue, , an De Young, Mrs. Clyde Berry OF 3RD DISTRICT OF FEDERATION ly at a card party for the i THE LADIES Afll SOCIETY OF 1 ar dthe hostess. engineer-operator. This line he 1 the Presbyterian church will .. .. is could iio em. After the session, refresh-, of the Bint Church of |;,,, hold its annual meeting and • • • • followed until the World War. The church is now sponsor,,,,/1 AVF.NT.L. Over two hundred! h inure than thirty thou- ments and entertainment were election of officers next Tuesday MISS JANET AND MASTER members from the thirty-eight However, during his spare mo- series of Home Socials. Ti,; „," >and in the state. evening at the home of Mrs. J. Richard Young, children of Mi. clubs comprising the third district that ments, he spent considerable time enjoyed. may be procured from any „','.,',' She •iii'l one Rood thing • * • 4 J. Lomax on. Burnet street. and Mrs. George Young of of the new Jersey State Federation was at the old police station on School ber of the church. Smith street, have returned came nut of the great war, 1THE FIREMEN OF THE HARD- • t • • ol Woman's Clubs attended the i street. His great interest in police • • • • home after a week's stay with knowing how to fight several dis- [work acted as a magnet—drawing ing avenue firehouse wiH hold MISS MARTHELLO FRANCIS of their grand-mother, Mrs. J. A. annual spring conference held In eases and that club women were a THE OLD TIMERS' ASSf the church, gave the invocation THE CHILDREN OF MARY OF Bethlehem, Pa., were weekend e and was stationed to operate MRS. RAYMOND JOHNSON \ i, Couplnnd presiding. and welcomed the conference to racing hill now up for considera- i the First Arnjy area In plain St. Cecelia's church are planning Mr». Anthony Tomasso , • • » • guesU of Mr. and Mrs. William Avenel. Mrs. Thomas Thompson, a spring dance to be held Friday v Kurue of Avenel street. tion. othes. Before he was assigned to hosiesseg at a card party ,:i MR. AND LEON RAMBERG and president of the hostess club, al- April 23, at the Penning ave- • » • • Mln MM7 T. CtUInt In closing she reminded her list- ie First Area, he attended the Friday night. The proceeds ,f family, for several years resi- so welcomed those present nue school.' THE THIRD WARD DEMOCRAT - WOODBRIDGE. - What is ex- eneu that the world needs more \rmy School of Criminology, turned over to the St. o, dents of Meinzer street, have pected to be one of the most out- Miss Clarrette Sehon, of the vhere he gained much of his • • • » fund. ic club will meet "next Tuesday Vineland Training school gave a than ever, strong hearts and will- moved to Rahway. evening at the home of Mrs. standing weddings of the spring ing hands to work for the biggest mowledge of detective work. A SPRING DANCE IS BEING ,« • • t • • • • • John Aberlin on West avenue, season will be held next Thurs- short talk telling of the research The course trained him in pho- planned by the Iselin Boy Scouts MRS. EDWARD GROSSMA: . ,> and training work among the obejet of all, "Peace"—and an MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KUN- Sewaren. Nomination of officers day morning, April 15, when Miss understanding of nations, one with ography, marksmanship, finger- of Troop 71, to be held on May 8 Wilson aVanue, recently , le and daughter, Eleanor, ac- will be held with election to fol-Mary T. Collins, daughter of Dr.feeble-minded and Mongolian chil minting and crime study, He re- at the Pershing avenue school. talned the German-Amm< dren. She said no matter how the other. companied liy Mr. and Mrs low at the May meeting. J. J, Collins, of Main street, will Mis. Driscoll and Mrs. Tuller jlved his honorable discharge on ciety at her home. John Bresnak of Bethlehem, Pa • » • • become the bride of William Graur much one heard of the work there lecember 31, 1918 it was impossible to have any idea spoke of the splendid co-operation He reached the top Monday night, motored to Passaic on Sunday THE THURSDAY EVENING eon- am, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob W and inspiring start for the con- While in service in February, where they were guests of rela- Grausam, of Green street, at St of the great problem until one vis* tract class met lMt night at the ited Vineland itself. She announced ference, gievn by Dr. and Mrs. tives. home of Mrs. John Azud on James' church. MacBricle, who asked the blessing • « • * After a wedding trip the couple •lub woman's annual visiting day jridge family. They have one son A few of the cases which brought Gffcrge street. it the school to be held on Wednes it the luncheon table. him* state-wide prominence bo- THE REGULAR MONTHLY meet- • • » • .. will make their home on Meinzer Mrs. Tuller bade farewell to al Edward Peter, 18 years old. . ing ot the Ladies' Auxiliary a: day, AsrU 2* and urged, worsen Ftbruw 10, ..UI19, M jc»«B.oIhJS|jB>eedy' dlagnosl* of 1 THlf ANNUAL BUSIWKS MIST- to give of their time,"Their efforts Julub membermemb s and Irumigifa U itta , MM Fire Co. No. 1, will be held nex ing of the Avenel Presbyterian .'oes out of office next month and months after leaving the service, their motives, were: The recent ar- and their money to further this rest of Joseph Hopta, for counter- Monday evening in the firehous< church will be held on Monday .introduced Mrs. John E. Sofield, o Keatin was appointeitdd to the Md wil) Jbe,.. WViucJed^Jjy the ting_ »«Md« lunchrooiajnuid [Perth Arfitjby, wtttrttts ricpeelwl .'6 wnsni|isnlfi) L r president, Mrs. A. J. PoxT' with Dr. Robert I. Mac Bride in project of the State Federation 'ill be the next district president the er, for which a local man was sen- • • • » Welfare Department. new officer was assigned to tenced to life; the Mazza murder at charge of the session. Mrs. Fred Beekley was genera" Port Reading beat and wasthe CUT IN HALF MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DEIT- • • • • IWUNDW? Mrs. Effie Devine, secretary to Hopelawn; the Scutti killing at chairman of the very successful weiler and family of Avenel first officer iever to patrol that sec MRS. FREDERICK BRAUSE, Mrs. Tuller, stated that in appre- ifafir being assisted by Mrs. Har tion of Woodbridge Township. The Port Reading; the Manning murd- Ii your cat installments street entertained Mr. Deitweil- ciation of the three years work of er at Avenel; the Perino slaying Treasurer of the Woman's club, ild David, Mrs. Fred Brause, Mrs beat called for half day and half or oth«r monthly pay er's sister, Mrs. Mary Daily, o" entertained the auditing commit- Mrs. Tuller as district president, I at Port Reading and the killing oi FIRST medical pamphlet in William Kuzmiak, Mrs. P. L. Coup- night duty. mantt art heard Io meet Porkasie, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. tee at her fcome on Smith street, the clubs were placing her name land, Mrs. Frank Barth and Mrs He was stationed at Port Read-|Joe Feldstein, New York gangster, . Ralph Deiley of Yonkers, N. Y., Monday* evening. The members America was published at Boston on the endowment fund roll ot whose bullet-riddled body was 1*1 us rtduc* thwn by ai in 1877, and entitled: "Brief Rule R. G. Perier, ing for only two months before he on Siturday. are Mrs. William Kuzmiak, honor at the Atlantic City Con- The Ladies' Aid Society, wh( was transferred to Woodbridge dumped out in Avenel. much as ona-haM. Wt'll • • • • •chairman, Mrs, Francis Riach, to Guide the Common People of vention in May . In addition, many holdupt were also a«Vanc*»xtra cash , New Eugland How to Order Them- served the excellent luncheon ti proper as night patrolman. He MRS. P. L. COUPLAND and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Monson. Mrs. Sherman Black, State Pro- 147 guests, cleared $50 on the of served the Township in that capa- quickly cleared up by Keating, (or present n**ds, A. D. Kaulan, represented the • • • • • I selves and Theirs in the Small gram chairman, substituted for not to mention his cunning wgrk local association at the central P ocks or Measles." fair and were warmly commendet city until fune 1921, at which time THE ANNUAL MEETING AND Mrs. Polhemus, Junior State chair- tor their share of the day's success, he was .named motorcycle officer in the William street and Fulton Prompt, confidential districts conference of Parent- election of officers of the Junior IMMODERATE living has much man, who was unable to be pres- street explosions, for which per- irlMuUy sarvic*. Writt Teachers in Bound Brook on Mrs. D. P. DeYoung was gener and assigned to day duty. As mo- Woman's club, will be held next to do with the present increase ol ent and requested all club year ihairman o.' "•- —-•ety's comrni torcycle officer, he had to cover sons are now "doing time." call et phon*. Tuesday evining at the home of Monday. high blood pressure, certain types books be handed In this week. tee and was assisted by Mrs. E Woodbridge, Sewaren, Avenel, Co Keating is a member of the New LOANS UP TO $300 « • • • Miss Beatrice Blizter In Rahway. of heart and circulatory ailments. Mrs. Black quoted from the Jersey State Superior Police Offi- • • • • Augustine and Mrs. F. MacGarral Ionia and Iselin. Penn Personal Loan C MRS. ANDREW DRAGOSET, OF GRIEF, prolonged anxiety oi first Woman's club held over fortj of Woodbridge; Mrs. Alice Pom- On May 1, 1623, he wag relieved cers' Association, Middlesex Coun- worry are factors In diabetes. It i N J I>ept. of Banking Llr.i Buxnet street, entertained the THE MONDAY AFTERNOON years ago and having as its first eroy, Mrs. H. J. Baker, Mrs. J J. irom motorcycle work and ad- cil, Knights of Columbus, Rahway No. (76 newly formed bridge club of Contract club met at the home a disease more common among discussion, "Resolved: "It is bet-Lomax, Mrs. Joseph Joy, Mrs. Wil- vanced to traffic officer, being sta IB. P. O. Elks, Plainfleld Rifle and I COR. SMITH and 8TATE Hi which she is a member on last of Mrs. Thomas Thompson in people engaged in mental work ter for aa Woman to be Beautiful liam Deitweiler, Mrs. F, Perkns, tioned at the booth on the cornei Revolver Club, Middlesex County Over United (Whelani Thursday evening. Mis. Arthur Drug Store) Rahway this week with Mrs. Ir- than among those who expand phy than Good," and suggested, tha Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Mrs. M. Vargo, if Main street and Amboy avenue. Press Club and Lions Club of Phone Ptrth Ambu '.,. rown of Colonia and Mrs. Henry ving Baker and Mrs. J, McCreery sical energy to make a living. Ex- program chainnen . find ou Mrs. Charles Longstreet, Mrs. Ross December 1, 1927, found him Woodbridge. J. Neary of Woodbridge were of Woodbridge as high score win citement of any kind without hav- through study of the membership E. Allen, Mrs. William Gery, Mrs. :levated to Desk Sergeant, and guests. Other members were ners. Attending from Avenel ing a natural outlet in action is al-just what they were interested in Herbert Head, Mrs. Herbert Han- Mrs. Herbert Hansen, Mrs. Ina were Mrs. Frank E. Barth, Mrs. three and a half years later,— ways injurious. For diabetics, and build programs around their sen, Mrs. Fred Beekley and Mrs.fuly 1, 1931—brought his climb to Hansen, Mrs. Frederick Beekley Harold David and Mrs. Williamplenty of exercise is usually pre- likes. R. G. Perier. Mis. Burton Stw,ard, Mrs. Adri- Barth. Detective Sergeant. Four and a scribed, though there may be in- She mentioned the fact that thi Also assisting were: Miss Milli- half years later, December 18, 1935 • • • • * dications to prevent the doctor Third District covered more terri Dorsey Motors cent MacGarrah, Mrs. Arvid Win- found "Dick" one step from the A SOCIAL AFFAIR WILL BE from so advising. tory than any in the state and quist, Mrs. C. N. Van Leer, Mrs top of the ladder for he was named INCORPORATED held this evening by the Third PASTEURIZED milk is kwer in luggested an economical way o John Ettershank, Mrs. John Azud Ward Ladies, Democratic Club senior captain for his excellent vitamin C than raw milk but it is lecuring speakers was for several and Mrs. Harold Monson. service rendered to the taxpayers. Only $4.88 in the Port Reading school with still a satisfactory and valuable rearby clubs to have the sam Mrs. A. Urban as chairman. source of that element. Milk sup- jrogram and speaker on succeed DIBTUBinOM » ^ • • P. WILLIAM DONOHUE AUTHORIZED You can get a fire in- plies calories, protein,' calcium, ing dates. ' WOODBRIDGE. — P. William MR. AND MRS. PAUL BOOS, and FOR surance policy on phosphorus. It is low in iron con- Mrs. Black presented a program >>nhue, 62, of Woodbridge avenue daughters, Jean and Lillian ol tent. Jf the Home Makers Club, of East this place, died Sunday at the Mid COLDS p H K your household goods Irvington and Miss Constance MINERALS and vitamins A, BOrange as a sample of good plan- llesex hospital in New Brunswick MAPLE & Fayette Sts. 4 ,°5J0 Perth Amboy and personal effects Comba of town, were guests of and C are obtained from fruits. ling. She listed a number of free uneral'services were held Wed- AND RELATED for only $4.88 per Mr. and Mrs. William Deitweil- Oranges, grapefruit and lemons peakers and requested chairmen lesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at $1,000, for 3 years in >r, of Avenel street, on Sunday. are rich in vitamins. to give more information when he Greiner Funeral home. Inter- COUGHS FRUITS possess writing to her for speakers. ment was in St. James' cemetery. frame houses in pro- MISS RUTH BROWN AND MUni ,y " m^ uv u The afternoon session opened tected areas in Ave- lrma Brookfield will be hostess- . ^. ..™ * :. CARTER SAID: with a get-together song, followed \\ PROTECT es to the Girls club next Wed-' un* TROPHY PISTOL KILLS BOY nel. 'The interest of the health of ourby the annual reports of the clubs, Washington. — When Richard ncsday evening at the home o£ itizens and the interest of the jiven by their presidents, which lam ,13, showed his father's gun FAMR your BABY ;; Residential Boiler Ex- Miss Brown. The club will hold medical profession are insepar- told unusual activities and depart- :o a visiting friend, Robert Rus- 't plosion Insurance, 3 its annual meeting and election ible." mental work. sell, 11, it fired and the Russel Mother mod hospital* now SAFE* tgtinst |trmt 3a, years, only $35.00. of officers at this time, The Arion Trio of Long Branch fell, fatally wounded. JOHNS protect their babies against mother, do at hospital* do, u • • • • Woman's Club rendered two se- germs and skin-infection by doctors rtcommand Glv» Plans were announced for a mu- rubbing Mennen Antiseptic your baby • uitty-rub with Automobile Liability THE MANY FRIENDS OF MRS. lections, "The Night Has Eyes" and Burwell, Neb, —, Police repor E. W. Wittnebert of Fifth ave- sical and social evening at the MEDICINE Oil all over the baby's body- Mennen Antiseptic Oil daily, and property damage next regular meeting to be held 'Homing," responding to the ap-;he finding of $6,520 hidden on thi nue will be pleased to learn of plause with a short humorous every day This keeps tht Buyabottlcofthaollstyoui insurance, 1 year, her convalescence after a major on Tuesday evening, April 27, farm of a woman, who was re USED OVER baby's skin healthier and druggist's today. with William E. Gery as chair- number, cently found starving on her place $67.00. operation performed at Perth Mrs. Driscoll, president of the Amboy, hospital last week. man. There will be no admission The woman, 9 years old, was liv 80 YEARS OIL How many neglect « • « • » fee anil all friends are invited t< State Federation then spoke on ing an apples, raised on the farm ittend. "Universal membership in the Geji and bread. II that important pro- CHARLES J. W-ESTON WILL BE [eral Federation," and answered general chairman of a "Qountry questions. She explained that tection which can be Store Social" to be held In theMRS. JOHN ETTERSHANK, OF had for such a small schoolhouse on April 23 by the Park avenue, wi\l be hostess thi would mean, a change in the per Avenel Progressive Democratic evening to the Macedonia bene [capita dues of ten cents and an- sum. nounced that the matter would club. fit 'card party committee. The party will be held by the Inter come in the form of a change ii SEE ME ABOUT IT! • • » » national Relations department o the by-laws. . A SPECIAL MEETING WAS held the Woman's club with Mrs Mrs. Driscoll explained the ad Tuesday evening at the Avene Fred Brause as chairman. Mon- vantages of belonging to the gen ifOirkP.DeYoung Presbyterian church in oennec- day afternoon, at the" home o eral federation saying that an im tion with the reorganization of Mrs. Ross E. Allen on Burne portant -factor was the larger voici the Men's Brotherhood. An elec- street. ' in the general council and tha Insurance and Real tttaw tion of officers was held with J I 70 Manhattan Ave. Lomax being' elected president ,; Avenel, N. J. William H. Johnson first vice president and S. Greenhalgh Jr treasurer and secretary.

That call coming from ovor the mile* In the ovon- to be THRIFTY ing . . . when one's HOPES ... OPPORTUNITIES ... OBJECTIVES! from home... chase* away More Ea$Hy, Quickly Obtained by THRIFT! many a bit of lonellneu at both ends of the line. At this bank many of this vicinity's citizens are learning how they may enjoy the advantages of a Why not try it Bank and Ha credit f or «merg*ncie».. .how they •nor* oft**? mfty*wUy, quickly uttain their tiopeq,^... opooih tunities ... objectives. All by thrift. Consistent Reductions up to savings that can be used as a basis for personal TrwJy o bUising on your head It Fomol, Hi* MW (depending on distance) loans, or by themselves. If you have a regular, 1 shampoo discovery which tok«i drab, licldy had steady income from salary or other sources, you apply after 7 at night and Oftd fromformi il to a bright and flattering hot*. owe it to yourself to save a small percentage anytime Sunday on calif of weekly—for emergencies. This is the way to real tom-ol ii an amazing looming all ihan.poo. mpwHw personal freedom and independence. Start a about 50 miles and over. gnd non-irritolmg to , the most. ltnd«f skin. savings deposit account, today! For example, then you can ItavM your h*ad cUan «W your hob call 3}0 miles for 75c .. hadthy. Fomol is to •conomltalj o IHHt go** • !••§ FQR COMPLETE .INFORMATION REGARDING THIS BANK 500mllesfor9Sc(ftatlon-to- w«y. Ask your druggist f«rtita rafglur SOe shs). Ol, AND ITS FACILITIES CALL AT itation three minute writ* for a a*n«rou« trial boitk «n*toiing 10c fc» cov»r packing and pottaga. then • shampoo-• trt«lait«ff THE RAHWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION New JtrMy Bell , ML, lit W«t 44* »., Htw Terk. h ». Telephone Co.

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PAGE THREE WOODBIUDGE LEADER JOURNAL, FRIDAY MOHNINC, APRILS, 1937. Personals •:- Fashions NeWS Of 'YQ J\]| I Clubs •:- Churches INDEPENDENT G. 0. PKNIGHT. S OF COLUMBUS STILLMANS ENTERTAIN DC A NUT I CIOUC ST JAMES LISTS TUCATK ED BANK MEET PLANS SPRING DANCE MAKK 33RD BIRTHDAY ETHEL SULLIVAN G.E.T. CLUB AT APRILrtARUI LtAMIt MARCH HONOR ROLL mtAlKt SATURDAY, APRIL 24 MEETING MONDAY NITE WOODRIIXJE.—The honor roll WOODBRIDGE, — One of the FURTHERS PLANS mi- March was announced this TO BE HELD BY 0 BE HELD BY AVKNKL,. — The Avenpl Inde- most enthusiastic and well attend- WED AT CHURCH WOODMUIX;E..-.Mr and Mrs week by St .lamp?' Parochial! led dinners was held here Saturday pendent Republican Club held its Wnlter Stillmnn, of Elizabeth ave- school us follows: night when Middlesex Council, No. regular bi-monthly meeting in nue, entertiiincd the G. E. T. Club First grade: Edwin Casey, John BUSCHMAN GUILD 857, Knights of Columbus, observ- FOR SPRING HOP Club Kalita with William Gery AS NUPTI ALS_ HERE o( the First Congregational church OTHERS' CLUB ed its 33rd anniversary at St. 'alko, Girard Spttzfaden, Geral- TONIGHT IN NEW YORK,.- .presiding officer. at its April meeting Monday night TO BE HELD APRIL 24 ATdine Hooban, Mtry Jane Trainer, Mrs James' auditorium. BECOMES BRIDE OF BER- PLANS FURTHERED FOR 'SYCHOLOCIST ATI ' Patrick Donato was taken at their home. MT. CARMEL PARISH Joan Valentine, Midge Cronin. in us a new member and was ap Among the speakers were: Rev. NARD JAMES QUIGLEY SUPPER RESIDENCE pointed as good cheer chairman Francis X. Kenny, of San Allonso The feature of the program was AUDITORIUM Second grade: Marie Arwsy, Pa- SATURDAY a interesting and informative pa- tricia Boylan, Victor Uhouse, Mar MONDAY By-laws were read tor the second Retreat, West Una; Eugene F. Mc- WOODBRIDGE. - Miss Louise p«r on "Book Illumination" and WOODBRJDGE.-All plans have garet Boyle, Raymond Brown, Ed- | time and approved. Veigh, ttate director ot Columbus wonnnwnri? MI™ Ethel Morris, of Sewaren, entertained _ Dr. Anna "Triumphs of Photography" con- been completed for the spring ward Crowe, Jack Dunigan, John !••• — "•• •—— Bettetteuerr protectionn conditionconamonss uut Cadets, ol Newark; Ambrose Mor- n WOODBMDGt. - Miss Ethel the Bujchmnn Guild of the First an, Russell Noncarrow, Rev. W.I- Dolores Sullivan daughter of Mr.tributed by Mrs. W. V. D. Strong.| dance to be held by the Peanul Ciyttstein, James Hardlman, John if the Psychology the pennsyivanla Railroad tempor Miss Anna L. Johnson l"d the com Presbyterian church at a meeting clinic of Rutgers i g voted to be sent .. ' - . Joh. . n F_ . Ryan1 , firs. t on/i Mr. TWnnrrl Knlllvnn. 01 Bowling League on Saturday night Tuthill. linic of Rutgers ary cr08S in were td t b 3 munity singing and Mrs. John April 24, at Our Lady of Mt. Car. held Monday night. Miss Grace F. ill be the speaker at department and. ;; Rev. Vincent Lenyi, Third grade: Julia Owens, oJhn to state Safet Fleming was the pianist. mel church parish hall. A large Huber conducted the opening de- Mothers' Club of Committee. lJohn J.-, Powers_ ./ers- , present grand Ryan, Joseph McElroy, William 0'- votlonals and Mrs. John E. Breck- (lf lh0 Township At the business session it was advance sale of tickets has been Rear, Bortrand Mosenthine, Ethel ,,,,, to DbCe ucihelud ™v..-Monda^y Keima^[ n won wthe e aardarnk --a-.knight, ; *~Dr. .-"-•"• Charle» s "R• . •""•Varley", »dis~- G street Saturday mornto* aL enridge reviewed two chapters in l0 Mr8Mris AA mm won reen e y decided to hold a benefit card par- Remak, Joan Barton, Elizabeth Al,ril 12, at the home of hor9e award ^^^ wawass tnctrict t deputdeputyy ooff Ne Neww BrunswitkBrunswi ; ^™ ^ ,* A reported. the study book "Congo Crosses.' , n, AWon court, ^""les ADusten and **» g^,^* ^ , ty on April 23 at the home ol Mrs. Paulson's popular, radio Owens, Almasst, Dennis Boynto mRde of progressive plans for the ceremony Grace V. Brown, Main street and During the business session plans . Starr will take us ^ ^^ August F. Greiner. " The"'church""organist, Patrick band haa b«ei> engaged to play to*iCront n Ellen Devlin, John Coley. ur dance t0 held on 24 with Mrs. Fleming was appointed chair the dancing, During the evening wer« completed for a dinner ond "Emotional Stability in .b«t Head as chairman in the Those present were: Fenton played the wedding march Fifth grade: Frank Blum, Thom- Hw man. Relresnments were served at bowling matches will be held and as Carney, Henrietta Crowe, Thorn theatre party In New York City to- the Club Kalita. Patrick L. Ryan, Henry K. Miller j^ nell, of Port d bert McDon } table attractively decorated with Mary night for the members of the cast Green street and A social hour followed the busi- Christian A, Witting, Stephen J.! "Be- prizes will be awarded. as Darcy, Peter Floersch, sana "Ave Maria". roses and presided over by Mrs. Nick Rackonza is general chair* Haraszko, Mary Kensack, John of the recent play, "Without Bene- ,, mm at one o'clock Mo'"a* ness meeting with refreshmenls Gaul, Arthur F. Geis, Stephen NN,. ..".'.Mother »t Thy Feet I Am MUM Stillman. Guests were: Mr. and man of the event and he is being Schicker. fit of Relatives" presented for the The t " being served by the hospitality Martlnak, J. Berton Dunigan, Rich KnepHne" and "O Promise Me" """"• »',!T'? | t ""•• " ' "~ •—r—.v n.neemMi wiu ». Mrs. William H. Voorhees and by the following commit- Sixth grade: John Boyle, John guild. ,, u-irt at 2:30 o clock* . ti>M with M,. ,Harol H.«.dM HanHnn-. arardd T T. .Ryan Ryan, , WilliaWilliamm JJ. . MillerMiller, , Tne [^ given in marriagriage eb byy Plans were furnished for a sup- to s commiltee with Mr8 James Collins, Patrick Murtagh ,Tne brid , e 'given in roar ^ John Fleming, Jr. tec: Coffey, EllMbeth Ann Cooper, WU :„,, privileged to invite onaichBlrmBn ,„„„ P.,,,.. D..^ M,,^^ her . ather.. woree a gowg n$ lvory Steve Poos, William Faubl, Steve liam Kath, Blanche Krolli Francis per to be held within the next two . (ho payment of a small , Richard P. Grace, _ Paul Olbrick, moiree ufctttaIe^aa i ,iashioneashioned aaloniJngg priprinn weeks. Miss Dorothy McElhenny Superak Joseph Kovach and Geor- McShea, Mary Mooney, Margaret •iho nevr 1938-1987 nwm John Ruikai, Wlnfield J. Finn, J. cess lines, the skirt falling in a MRS. BRAUSE TO BE was appointed chairman. A nom- Kfl. DliMAMMKmtV ^^^ Bailey ge Chaney. Ryan, Rita Ryan, Lillian Schnorr- I ;„ t as hostesses during A JuUus Dubay) lomg train. Her veil of tulle was HOSTESS AT BENEFIT inating committee was appointed -1 hour. SUNSHINE HEAD CLASS Sabo, Alfred J. Coley, John Mul- arranged cap fashion with a coro- busch. comprising Mrs, Earl H. Devanny, . «—_^~— len, Edward McFadden, John F. net of orange. blossoms and she CARD PARTY MONDAY RUTH HENRY BRIDE Seventh grade: Ruth Arway, Mrs. Elizabeth Relder, Miss Flor- BUS BIDE WOODBRIDGE. — Mrs. Hairy Campion, Joseph Dolan, Edward carried a bridal bouquet of white Phillip Boyle, Walter Brown, Ed- ence McAuslan and Miss Dorothy OF EDWARD LEESON ward Coley, Robert Gostelin, Jane UIXJE.—-A buuuss MUridCe t™o Bglrt!lrt r was reeip,,i^ heaheadd ooff ^^ PreWPreW)) EdwarEdwardd VaVann Tassel Tassel,, ThomThom-- roses and sweet peas. AVENEL. — Mrs. Fred Brause Omenhiser. The next meeting will WOODBRIDGE. — Miss Ruth Kroll, Helen Maclnklewicz, Marie ), v. C, to visit the M- Sunshine Clagg ojt he First Pres- as Gerity, Thomas Mahrer, Owen Miss Veronica Mooney, of Perth will be the chairman of a Macedon- be held April IB at the home °' „_ ^ _„„ _ Marie Henry, daughter of Dr. and Spitzfaden, Michael Uhouse, Vei- A,l,,«.ntl«t POllcBe. Will ,__ _,...„.. _. ^.v.u c n.._i-^ UUk.., PMl WilliaWilliam Amboy, bridesmaid, wore a gown iah Benefit Curd Party, to be held Miss Grace Mott, Freeman street. dvcntist college, wilt bylerian churc,h at a meeting held S. Dunigan, Michael Coll, Mrs. John A. Henry, ol Rowland [oniconica UhQVUhQViaei , Fraflcif. Gej?, Fran- of'hyacinth blue net, trimmed wtth ••' - • • ii HI .... I. > ,.i ,,.,1 by, the Seventh Day Monday night Bt ^ homeof Mrs. D. Boylait, Anthony J. CacctoU, „ B1)Wlt lrev> at the home of Mrs. Ross Allen on place and Edward Charles Leeson, cis Krclselll . George Gerity, John F. Kileen,|bl tefjeta Her hat was of bluei- ; ' ' " f" . .. MRS. MARTIN KATH, OF Ridge- i young people fromWooo John Swecneyi Mflin street. George Gerity, John F. Kileen,|bl tefjeta Her hat was of blue son of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney C, Gloria Arsenault, - Joseah Megysie. Irving J- Reimers,[^au^i tniu ^d- was worn withlBurnct street, next Monday afler- Eighth il patientitt . • .wnshiApripl 1«an. d Perth Amboy Q office« named were- vice- Joseh Mgi Irving J Reimers[ u d with ried Saturday morning in the , ,_.. .. Anna Krock, Anna will lpnve the Middlesex - .Tnm« Pnii Minhflfll Trainer. Mich-1. i- A ~# taiieman rnsps. Mrs. . Brause will be assiSteassistead DJ secretary^r^, Mrsf. Albert Thergesen; James Coll, Michael Trainer, Mich- arm bouquet of talisman roses, Olbrick, William Ryan and Anna ,t the corner of superhigh- treasurer, Mrs, William Nelson; ael Sasso, John B. Dunn, William Joseph Quigley' was his brother's Mrs. John Azud, Mrs. John Et Little Church Around the Corner, olbrick, tershank and Mrs R. G. Perier. I New York City. Rev. Randolph Simon. I n™ street, at 11 P. M.cheer committee chairman, Mrs. A. Ryan, James P, Gerity, William best man and the ushers were Tallies -vill have pictures ol theRay performed the ceremony. will stay at tht college Joh,.»._n Campo . r.rai-nGrace, GeorgOanraee MnsenthineMosenthine. James Keating, of town and Joseph ,,|,,v and will go sighihtt see- Macedonia re-building project be- Only the members of the two HONORED AT PARTY . .. . The opening devotional service George O'Brien, Thomas Mur- Burkeunte,, oxf Pertrermh AIHUUJAmboy. ,-• _ . V ttoo ththee cherrcherryy biobios-s 1 . . . Tap- families were present. The 'bride, — •'« USED CARS! waj conducted by Mrs H A teKh i, James Cot- A reception at the birde's home,iing sponsored by the State Inter- WOODBRIDGE.—Kenneth Rech- rhL. bus will return on, and dudng the business 3es. ^ . given ii> marriage by her father, Martin A. MECHANICALLY 18 followed the church ceremony. The)national Relations department and was attired in a dark blue and nitzer, of Sewaren, was a guest of AP'" ' ls,ioliion MMrsm . WilliaWilliam BakerBaker,, chairchair-- Sns yderd | j^eph ^ William PERFECT young couple after their wedding | scorthe samee card. s will tell the story ot beige crepe ensemble, a hat ofhonor at a party held upon the marman. of the entertainment comcom- oll, Charles Gregory, Edward Co- LEGAL NOTICE C oll, Charles Gregory, Edward Co- trip will make their home in Balti- Sptcial award, door prize and matching shade and blue accessor- occasion of his nineteenth birth- Fords mittee reported progress of plan? iey, Henry Neder, Fred KrewinkelKikl, r I'LOT OWNERS more, Md. other prizes will be obtained from ies. Her flowers were a corsage of day Saturday night. The party was Chevrolcts ;HHOH HARDENS: for the musical «tire to be pre- James Mecsic Jo h Giu An. arranged by a group of his friends i NOTKE THAT *M-,-r~:-~ Mntcd May 21 in he Sunday j ^ The bride is a graduate of St.the Near East Foundation and will orchids. ,> i iw |)lot owners of Wlndwr dfew Hrusk Dr y o An Mary'g high school, Perth Amboy, | add unusual interest to the affair. and held at the home of Miss Caro- Plymouthi ...',..,if,ieU w take pl»« m Shl M Bk i being Mrs. Joseph Lenox, of Trenton DOWN - K.l.nmry 19. 1WI. »| » P. class of 1933 and until her marHome-mad- e apple pies and coffee a cousin of the bride, was matron line Budewald, of Carroll avenue. Chryslen :., ;.v city Office ot the T C riage was an employee of the Wood will be served by the committee. Guests were: Mimes Jean Cook, 591 Summit H:^L^rs WiE'£e «™>Lav In, ^°«Thoma ^s Somers^ , Jaco!»• b' of honor and wore a tailored suit and BALANCE i bridge Lumber Company. She is of brown, a brown hat and acess- Jeanette Dufee, Edna Oberlies, J Room No. 411 whltfi and Miss Elna Bergh. Grausam, William J. Fenton, M. R. others Easy Payments to the 19t•-•h d»y of active in social and civic * affairs TO ELECT OFFICERS ories to match. Her corsage was of Marie Smanko, Mae Reid, Mar- Plans were furthered for the Holohan, David Gerity, Jacob Shl- 07. nt 111* «»me time —v. and Is treasurer of the Young Wo- talisman roses, Joel Whitney Lee guerite Bindeweld, Caroline Blnde ,,..,1 !,,,H h«i>n postponed _. annual Mother's Day party to beavo, Edward J. Gerity Anthony J. WOODBRIDGE.—St. James1 P Lowest Prior*—Special Term* .' ,,J!,,fi un the Mth d»i of held May 10 In the Sunday school man's Club, son was his brother's best man, wald; Messrs. Louis Farrell, Jos- 17 i.t tiie time ana place «tiove Leone, Edward F. Gerity, Matthew T. A., held Its April meeting Tues- room. Mrs. William Donovan and The bridegroom is a graduate ot Following the reception and din eph Murphy, Joseph Brodniak, Santora, Joseph O'Brien, Joseph day night in St. Jameg' auditorium HOARD OF TRUSTEES Mrs. Wilbur Bouker nre co-ch«ir- Somerset high school, Somerset, ner held at the Riverview in Rah-Douglas Zenobia, Gordon and Kon- a, 1931. Alexander, John Langan, John with the president, Mrs. Charles SPEEDWAY men. class of 1929, and is now connected way, for the immediate bridal par- neth Magyar, George Rhodes, Rob- Finn, John Campion, Walter S. ,with the Crown Cork and Seal Arsenault, presiding. Plans were AUTO SALES CO. The next meeting will be held Gray, Thomas Collow, Andrew.F. | ty, the young couple left on a wed- ert Wand and William Relu, uf r•••••••••• Corp., of Baltimore, Md, made for the officers and members town; Edward Llndrog, of Brook- 823 ST. GEORGE AYE. April 19 at the home of Mrs. Wil-Gerity, Sr., Andrew Muchanic, J. maae i"i UK i"»»-"= "•— din1 dingg triinpp t too Washingto wasningwnn Du,, C u. .an und u lyn; Fred Cooper, of China and WOODBRIDGB, N. J. liam Baker, Avenel with Mrs. Har- F. Ryan, Peter Geis, Martin Mc- WOODBRIDGE to attend the all-day regionnal «>n(Virginia. On their return, they will lerence of the New Brunswick dis- Kenneth Rechnltzer, of Sewaren. ry Baker as assisting hostess. Naulty, Francis Fitzgerald, J. Fran A DAUGHTER, Gail Laota, was reside in Avenel and will be at trict of Parochial P. T. A.'s held I home to their friends after Apr.il 1. Mann & Son cis Gerity, Joseph Moffitt, Law- born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Leber, Jr., of Elizabeth, form- yesterday. 15, at 385 Avenel street. -OPT0MKTtI8TR~ SEWAREN rence Campion, John Demler, Sam A nominating committee was ap Cann-izzaro, Harry Van Tassel, erly of this place, att ththe Eliza~" -- The bride is a graduate of the IMA NEW WOMAN pointed composed of Mrs. Edwin Perth Amboy high school class of James Crowley, John Fitzgerald, beth General hospital. THE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION Casey, chairman; Sister Mary Ros- 19?9 and is also a graduate of the I Hours: Dally 10-11, t-%,1-% Matthew Gallo, John F. Ryan, Jr., • • • • dance sponsored by the Sewaren ario, Mrs. Joseph Filan, Mrs, John Harriet Mills school for Kinder THANKS TO PURSANG Mel Gioffre, William Goulden. Wednesday 10-11 «dp Land and Water Club will be MISS FRANCES RYAN, A senior [Boyle. Election of officers will garten Training, in New York City held at the Blue Hills Plantation at State Teachers' College, at take place at the May meeting. She is a member of the teachini YeS.Piirsaiignnitums, in properly in Dunellen, Friday, April 18. RE-ELECT PRESIDENT Tel. P. A. 4-3017 Trenton, has returned after Mrs. Michael DeJoy was appointed staff of the Woodbridge schools. lialmut'd proportions, such proven spending the Easter recess with as refreshment chairman for this clfiiH'Ms as organic copper ami iron. I Smith St Perth Amber. N. J. ISEL1N.—The Iselin Germah- .The bridegroom is a graduate o her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John occasion. the Woodbridge high school and o Quickly .stimulates appetite and aids MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOZUSKO American Society held its regular and daughters Kathleen and F. Ryan, o{ Green street. the Engineering school of Pratt In nature iti building rit-li, red likiod even in cases ot simple anemia. When Joan, visited in Washington, D. meeting at the home of Mr. and • • • • ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR and stitute, Brooklyn also attendini J, v Mrs. James S. Wight and daugh- this happens, energy and strength Mrs. Edward Grossman, of Wilson MRS. MARGARET McDEVITT Rutgers University, and is employ C, last week. ters, Nancy and Virginia, have usually return. You feel like new. avenue, recently. Walter Bucher has returned to her home in ed in the New York office of th • * returned from an Eester cruise Get Pursang from your druggist. RANKIN, was re-elected president, with the Brighton, Mass., after a two Laclede-Christy Company, New MR. AND MRS. A. F. to Bermuda. They were accom- York City. ••'of East avenue, entertained Mrs. following slate of officers: Vice weeks' visit with her daughter, panied on the tfip by former S. C, Pew and Harry Read, of president; Paul Koehler; financial Mrs. Maurice B. Sullivan, of Mayor and Mrs. Louis Neuberg. Dover, Sunday. secretary, Mrs. Eugenia Bucher; re Tisdale place. cording secretary, Mrs. Harriet BARS CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Cwiekalo; treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth, Bogota, Colombia. •- Political Janke; trustees, Mrs. Joseph Fuchs, j meetings and broadcasts of speech- and Mrs, Edward Grossman; sick committee chairman, Mrf Eliza- Von Are Cordially IrnMed To Attend Tht es were prohibited by the govern- beth Janke, and sergeant at arms, ment just before the voters went Edward Grossman, : to the polls' in the election held 1 Sunday. The action followed viol- ST. JAMES READ THE LEADBfi-IOURNAL ent outbreaks. WEEKLY PARTY Rents Are Riling t Building Co»t» Are Going Up!... A Housing Shortage EVERTMONDAY I.0nTWW*yl HOME OWNERS"WILL PROFIT- Not for years have there been such indications of a build- NIGHT ing boom! Returning prosperity has brought with it a de^ mand for better homes, newer homes, modern homes. The M tits demand has increased rentals, put the building trades back to work, created a new demand for building ma- terials.

That same demand is launching a new era of better hous- St James' Auditorium ing ... and the people who'll profit are those who build, ' remodel and modernize now! Rahway National Bank wel- Amboy Avenue comes .the activity in building as an aid to improving this vicinity . . . and Rahway National Bank extends to home owners and to. those who contemplate becoming home WITH AN ELECTRIC HEATING PAD owners an invitation to discuss building loans with us now. Comlort rum along d» cord sttaight tap* • Admission - 40c Several Financing Plant are Available. A»k About Them. cute to ill ft. «h« » Your back. K »udda? dung* **•** » » ' oomfotl * ^ *" t**"° hearing pi «hand. Yo» ta*he* « -»- *-»» 22 GAMES plug in .nd you, choice of three degrees ol heat. Pfloe. RAHWAY SnYingch«g.l.YOubu ALSO SPECIAL GAMES Y NATIONAL BANK on terms. _^ KAHWAY, N. J— ATTRACTIVE PRIZE LIST Member Federal Deposit Inaufance Corporation WOODBMDGE IEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAV^MOBNING. APRIL JU9*7! PAGE FOUR _»-_ -, VISIBILITY ZERO Looking Backwards CHURCH THROUGH LJUDEUOUENAL FILES

NEWS 10/1938 ran ntsmuiAN cmntCH Erwin Nebel, Sr., of 161 Grenville street, ; Mtaftrter, Earl llnw— Drvaaay place, was officially accepted a* Republican ,lni I rvtry Friday Morning at 104 Mam OrgmaM, Lillian P. Stoat*** date for first tard committeeman at a meetiii ,,i N*w Jtrtty, by the Municipal Publishing C Chair Direct*, A. F. •••irtHi K Knurad tt th* Pott Office, tt Wooabrldi*. Morning Wonhlp, 11:00. Sermon First Ward Republican Club held lart night at the i. mttttr. topic. "Pekin Mm vs. Piltdovn publican headquarters on Araboy avenue, An Independent Paper Man." t t t t Ttl A Wue Choice ration of the Centennial of For- et and will oppose Mayor William A. Ryan, who s Missions with Miss Margaret The Township Committee is to be highly commended seek reeletcion on the Democratic ticket, Hodge as the speaker. Thoes de- lit* for appointing George E. Keating, chief of police. Capable ring transportation please phone and a clear-thinker, Keating IB the man for the job, andMrs. A. F. Randolph. April 15,1932 the Township Committee, to a man, Republicans and Wednesday: There will be no Funeral services tor Louis E. Meyer, 67, tn, eekly tea because of the Presby- officer for Woodbridge Township Schools, of S9u .\ -Democrats, wisely decided in his favor. erial meeting. Chief Keating's outstanding climb from patrolman to, Midweek prayers, 7:45. Brunswick avenue, fords, who died Friday nigh- the head of th* departoientvin hi* U year* of amice WU8, his home after a lingering illness, were held Mon FIRST PMSBYTUtfAN CBtlCtt morning at Our Lady of Veace Chvlrcft, TY& not due to any political "pull" or "pressure" but is attrib- Avtnel i*""1"' '.<**«! t« his k«*R wot* of aimmlQiBt ftftd &§ *pJ§*4id re- cord—a record that has brought commendation of not only Men's Bible Study class at the DOGS CAN'S BARK SHERIFFS SALE Manse". Sunday 10, A. M THE ANSWERS county and state police but from the Federal Bureau of Sunday School in Sunday School 1. Gen Franco landed at Cadiz Copenhagen, Denmark. — A bill niitsiuner ul ittuuUng an'i. Fa. tot I'-IV urn- 3. Sept. 21. 1031. nightfall and also stipulates that Hujea premises dated Apr, Annual church meeting with re- tty virtu* of in* above im,., -y have baffled authorities. The most recent one was received 4. Excluding Manchuria, $70,- dogs that bark steadily during the ports from all officers and socie- m* directed aud aeliv«reu , last Monday night by Mayor August F. Greiner from daytime are subject to arrest. pot* to salt at public vtnaut • ties of the church to be given on 091,374. , James J. Maloney, head of the New Jersey division of the ; Monday evening, April 12, at 8 5. Mississippi comes from two SHERIFF'S SALE MAX, A. !>.. w; ^ United States Secret Service and reads in part as follows: o'clock in the church. Indian words, meaning 'fish-riv- at two 0 clock Lityligm Sovii.g IN CHAKUtKl OF NEW afternoon of me saiu UH) *!g '-We particularly commend Captain George Keating er. QED BntKO nOWC OWivEHb U)AJ4 anerlll « 'JIflct In ttie City TOST CHtJKCH OF CHtUST, 6. About »ne third. CUHfORAiliui, t curportilon, nav- uruiuwick. N J. mg m pnnciptl uflict in the Uty of for his intelligent and constant assistance which counted SCIENTIST 7. Jan. 5, 1905. It was ordered, adjudged Wasmngion, District of Culumoia. decreed that thirty i*j) suai<» . greatly to the successful apprehension of Joseph Hopta Bewared. N. J. 8. Illiterates dropped from 6 Lumpiaiuam. ana URACE E LUK- HAii ana KIUrtARlJ K. CURKAK. of tne Cltisens building ami 1. per cent of the population in 1920 ion assigned t>y nw sui, was stronger than h«." (Jeremiah work hard and take a lot of hard knocks. The rich houses tne said cause particularly sv. WOODBRIDGE. — The United ALL tne following tract or parcel uf The President 31:11). retire in their prime—they're pulled down to make room land and premises Hereinafter particu and described that Is to say: AI.. States Civil Service Conuninion larly described, situate, lying and De certain lot, tract or parcel of lm The President has a great job! Among the citations which com- for newer, more modem structures. But the poor houses ing it the Township ol Wooaundge, in premises, hereinafter partlculu-i prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol- as Announced open competitive the County ot Middlesex and State of clibed. situate, lying and bemr If he sends a message to Congress, telling the boys what examinations as follows:' have to keep at their job of sheltering people right on f»tw Jersey. .ownship of Woodbridte In ttu lowing from the Bible: "O Lord, y of Middlesex and State of ."••'•. to do in a given situation, he is a dictator and the Congress- Assistant chief, mechanical sec- through their old age—long after their joints have started BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNAT- sey. thou art my God; I will exalt thee, ED as lot number twenty-nine (29) as men are rubber stamps. will praise thy name; for thou tion, $3,200 a year, Social Security to creak with every wind, and their iron arteries are hard- laid down on t map of IDS Building Being known as Lot Numbei Board. Lots, tt Fords, New Jersey owned by Hundred and Seventy-nine (2r If he takes a vacation at Warm Springs and things in hast done wonderful things; thy ened and filled with rust-until they're not even safe for Oeo. Liddle, laty 1906, and mare par- the most westerly Ten feet of Li • counsels of old are faithfulness and Psychologist (public relations), ticularly described as follows: ber Two Hundred and Seven. - the republic go wrong he is dodging responsibility and truth." (Isaiah 25:1). 13,800 a year, Forest Service. people to live in. BEGINNING at a point In Uu west 378) on a certain map lutowv « All .States except Colorado, Io- Gilda Sierra once lived in luch a house. Nowadays »he lives to erly aide of third (3rd) Street dlstan of Maple Park, altuated &t i showing that he is afraid of meeting the issue. The Lesson-Sermon also includ- 4&U feet southerly from where thi Woodbridge and Rarttan Tov: wa, Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, • good, lale, Mlid house in Brooklyn. N. Y. But in 1904 ihe lived in an es the following passage from the southerly side of 6th street Intersects Middlesex County, New Jersey Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, old two-story red brick dwelling that itood m the corner of Mott and with the westerly side ol 3rd street, filed in the office o( the Clerk ,; Christian Science textbook, "Sci- dlesex County. The Experts Are Worried Qraud streets in New York. i liience running westerly and parallel ence and Health with Key to the Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and Wash with 5th street 100.' Thence southerly BEGINNING at a poln on Ihe ' Glldt's husband wms a teacher af designing. Thtt't why and parallel with 3rd street 60'. thence S The experts are worried about the coming boom. They Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy ington, and the District of Colum- erly side ot Fifth Street, at a they had taken the home. He needed large rooms to accommo- easterly and parallel with 5th street distant One Hundred and Fort "The evidence of the physical sen- bia have received less than their 100' to the westerly side of 3rd street. and sixty nine one-hundredths i: ||J talk of the threatening inflation as if it were already upon date his students. In addition t* that they had te have space ses often reverses the real Science quota of lappointmtnts in the ap- Thence northerly along the westerly feet from the Intersection of tin III;. us and there is the possibility that they know what they f«r living quarters, for Umea were hard and they were Jnat I side of 3rd street 50' to the point o erly line of Fifth Street with tli» of being, and so creates a reign of portionad departmental service at place of Beginning. erly line of Ford Avenue, as ah married, and couldn't afford an extra apartment. > are talking about. discord,—assigning seaming pow- Washington, D. C. Bounded on UM wtrUi by lot No. 30 said map; fienor running Nnrtlu But though there was enough room ta the house, it was to old and, right angles to said Filth 8m> er to sin, sickness, and death, bu Full information may b« obtain- on i'.tt west by lot No 18, on the south The fact of the matter is that the nation is moving up and dilapidated that it frightened Gilda at times. The stairs were rickety by No. 28, and on the east by Iri' shown on said map. One H the great facts of Life .rightly un ed from Secretary of the U. S. Ci- street as laid down on said map. feet; thence Westerly : rather unevenly from the depths of a great depression. and the floors creaked and sagged when you walked on them. Time five"(35') leet; thence Southt-i. derstood, defeat this trial of error vil Service Board of Examiners, at Being the svne premises to the part and again during the two years they lived there Gilda tried to persuade - ot the first part by deed of N. J. Niel- parallel with the first described Whether the economic cart will gather dangerous momen- contradict their false witnesses, the post office in this city. One Hundred (100') feet to thi her husband to move. But the designing school was flourishing-- sen, et. ux. October 11, 1920 and t< tum depends upon a number of influences, some of \rtuch and reveal the kingdom of heaven be recorded. erly line of Fifth Street i!in, Gilda's first child, a fine, healthy baby boy, had been born there—and erly along the Northerly line i: BIG APE ATTACKS MAN Being the premises commonly know! Street, Thirty-five (86') feot the government can control and some of which escape ex —the actual reign of harmony oi her husband was just superstitious enough to believe that the old home and designated as No. 27 Third Street Chicago. — Big Mike, 300-pound Fords. New Jersey. point or pltce of Beginning earth" (p. 122). had brought them luck. planation as well ad management. chimpanzee, seized Arthur Aiken, ; The approximate amount- ot the de The approximate amount ot • So far as we are advised the experts are not able to ad- a keeper,-through the bars of nis Along Came Straggles, the Collie. : cree to be satisfied by said sale Is the cree to be satisfied by said suit sum of Four Thousand Nine Hundrec sum of Three Thousand Nine i: . vise individuals how to protect th-emsehtes against all the cage and slammed him back and Now along about this time here comes into the picture one Straggles, and fifty-eight dollars (14,868.00) forty-six dollars (*3.M6 00) : lorth against the iron bars, seri- a collie dog. He was a fine, intelligent animal, called Straggles—well— gether with the costs of this sale. with the costs of this sale. dangers that wholesale inflation would entail. The best WHO KNOWS? Together wiCi all and singular the Together with til and sluiui. ously injuring him; before other he'd Just itraggled into the house one night and the Sferras had kept rlghal, privileges, hereditaments tne" rights, privileges, hereditament; protection is to avoid the pitfalls of excessive inflation. 1. When did the Spanish civ keepers beat the ape off with a him. When the baby was bora, Straggles became his playmate. Gilda appurtenances thereunto belonging uppurteotnew thereunto be. in anywise appertaining. or In anywise apptrttlnlnx. war begin. club. had • straw market basket and sometimes she would put ,the baby in - r This may mean that the government will have to reverse F. REEDMAN HARDING. F. HEADMAN B* some of its tendencies, which is what was to be expected. 2. When does the City of Ne\ that Then the big collie would take the handle in hif-teeth and go Sheriff Sh. York plan to hold a world's fair? walking around the room with it. Gilda never knew who taught him that LAVIN ft KELSEY. PAUL C. KEMENY, " The course that took us from th» bottom of the depression ICE-COATED SEAGULLS (1982 Solicitor. $36.12 Solirltui 3. When did Great Britain sus- Hornell, N. Y. — Two sea gulls, trick. Straggles' past life was his own secret But the baby had the «^lni-9.16.23,30 4t—401-9,16.28.80 will have served its purpose when the nation, reaches the pend the gold standard? forced down on Main street, weie time of bis life traveling around the room in the care of hit canine economic leveland. 4. What is the population ot ound to have wings coated with nursemaid. 'hina? ice. After being thawed out the • Bat this Is a sUry tboni a house, so let's get back to It. One 5. What is the .meaning of the birds were relased and Hew nut. day when the dec waa carrying the baby arwutd tk« parlw, Why Not Read? Word, Mississippi? GUda heard a loud thud and saw the mantelpiece fall ever to Intelligent students of the past ought to make depend- What part of the human SHERIFF'S SALE •sightly to one aide. Even the dog noticed it. He stopped and able prophets of the future. Those who understand some- race is of the Christian faith? N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY - looked Inquiringly at Gilda, aa If to ask her If she'd heard It 7. When was the Red Cross Between CARL K. WITHfeRS. Com- ITS A &ANKS BUSINESS thing of the experiences and thoughts of other individuals missioner uf Banking and Insurance That night Gilda told her husband about tt, but he wouldn't Hate* chartered by Congress? • . of the State of NeW Jersey, tt. Com- U her. "You're just trying to get me to move out of here;" be ought to be able to wisely plan their own lives. . Is illiteracy decreasing in the plainant, and MARY Z MELKO. mi told her. t , married,.Defendant, Fi Fu. Im the The man or woman, living today, who wishes to under- United States? sale of mortgaged premises dated The next morning Gilds got ready to do her day's marketing. Her 9. What state does not allow April 2. 1937. husband was out and the house was quiet She tucked the baby in bis stand the past has the key to its events and there is avail- By virtue of the above stated Writ, divorce for' any cause? to nu directed and delivered. 1 will ex- crib, and usually Straggles would have sat down in front of it and stood able complete stories of men arid women of other ages. pose to sale tt public vendue on j 10. What is the extent of soil guard until she returned. But this morning he followed Gilda around WEDNESDAY", THE FIFTH HAY OF All that is necessary to make the past experience of the crop in the Unted States? MAY. A. D.. 1937 the house beating a mournful tattoo with bis tail. When Gilda started race your own is eyes to see and a mind to absorb what at two o'clock Daylight Saving Tun, in tor the door he followed her, looking at her with pleading eyes. Gilds GOOSE EACE8 XIAIN the afternoon of the said day. at the you read. Sheriffs Office in the City of N-w tried to coax him to go upstairs again. He would go as far as the bed- Asbury Park, N. J. — Trainmen Brunswick, N. J. room door, then come rushing down the stairs again, whining and wag- Books are valuable storehouses of information for think- tell the story of a wild goose It was ordered, adjudged and de- YOUR BUSINESS creed that lhlrtyrtlv« (35) share* uf ging bis bead dolefully. !ing people but worthless unless the individual reads them which on two successive days, •tuck of the Citizens Building and The Old House Was Collapsing. waited for a train to get a start Lutm Association assigned by the said WILL BENEFIT WITH and tnkes possession of their contents, printing has made defendant, Mary Z. Melko, unmarried, Gild* thought he was sick and let him alone. She walked down and then, flying low, soared ahead lo the Citizens Building and Loan As- possible sources of intelligence that were not available in of the locomotive. When the sociation, be sold tu pay and satisfy th* street and did her shopping. But as she was coming back she noticed A GOOD BANK LOAN! in the first place unto the Citizens • crowd of peple gathered across from the old red brick house at Mott past ages and there is little excuse for the average person train stopped at a station the Building and Loan Association of Pmtl of this century to wander in ignorance, goose circled overhead and gave Amboy, the sum of M.S46 25, together and Grand. She took a quick* step forward, looked up at the house- with interest thereon from and alte then the saw it. A thin wisp of something like smoke, curling up from To many people of the Aztecs and the Incas live in t the train a start before flying pas' the 13th day of March. 1887, and the engine. wtiareln It was further ordered, ad- ttMttMf! FUNDS deposited w .misty indefiniteness and the whole early history of this he adjudged and decreed that certain Gilda broke into a run. Down the street she went, while people mortgaged premises, with the appur- a good bank must be misphere is an unfathomable darkness. The same can be SHERIFF'S SALE | tenances In the bill of complain^ in the shouted frantically at her from the other side. said for the early culture of the Egyptians, the Chinese NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT said causes particularly set forth and "On coming closer," she says, "I noticed that the 'smoke' vested in the best p-> -Between WILTON T. APPLBOATB. described, that Is to nay: All the fol- was dust. Then I knew what had happened. The root had fallen PUOntlB tod JENS K. 3ORENSKN. lowing tract or parcel of land und Bible manner. Manyf ;•< and other ancient peoples. Even the Dark Age, with its et. all., Defendants Fi. Ft for the premises hereinafter particularly des- ta. In thai moment my whole body seemed to freese up. My sale of premises dated Mari'j ID. cribed, situate, lying and being In the heart was like a piece of ice. I don't know how I manaf ed to ton. must be consider blighting blast upan intelligence, is hardly comprehended 1*87 Township at Wuodbrldge in the Coun- by some of us today. By virtu* uf the above stated Writ. ty of Middlesex and State uf New Jer- keep on running, but somehow, I did." before mating a loan .j mt directed ana delivered. I will sey. At Giada neared the house, people came rWing toward'her. "You expott to salt at public vendue on the«e funds; aecun It certainly pays to read. Good books abo«nd. The lives BEGINNING at a point in Hit «i-oi can't go in there," they screamed. "You're mad. Come ba<-k!" Some- iWBDNKSDAY.THE aoTH DAY OF oily line of Pennsylvania Avenue no th.: reliability and ultimate value > the depositors < .and ihoiights of great men and women are yours for a few APRIL. A. D . NINETEEN HUN- same is laid out on a map of Weiduer one caught hold of her and began dragging her away. Gilda fought DRBD , THIRTY-SEVEN Tract made by Maauu 4- Hiiuih Civil them—tried to break loose. "My baby," she streamed. "Let me go. community are of utmott importance always. cents. The mystery is why doesn't the average person read it two o'clock Daylight Savin* Time Bua-iwera, Wch point Is dimwit 123 13 jnore when there is so much to be gained. As for ourselves, in the afternvon of the said day at feel from the interuection of the went I've got to get my baby!" Rahway Trust Co.,- for this reawn, welcomes the the Sheriff's Office In tin- City uf New erly line uf Pennsylvania Avenue wiili Bundles fell from her arms in the tussle and spilled over the street Ore don't know the answer; do, you? Brunswick, N. J the suutherly Hue of New Brunswick portunity to serve the needs of local business "" All (tie rlalit, title ) years has proved that in making So far as we ar* concerned we needn't worry much Sorenten, of, in aud tu a on mid limp. run one another'•mutely. Who would risk going into that crumbling home COMPLETE described pi'tunlnga. to wit uliiK thenc1 e (2) westerly al ubhut light to save the life of a :hild? Not Gilda, surely. It wai dangerous enough •bout the speeding that takes place BOO miles from home— ALL that certain lot. tn•act or parcel .'"'f' loans to reputable business firms of land and premises situated III Uw | »!'•,!*.• lu Pennsylvania Avenue uin fur a strong man to go into that he]} of falling beams and plaster—no SERVICE rhftt we need for highway safety can be secured at hom«. l(*t lo poit in iW in the community all of the re- Township of WuodbiL_w_. _._,. .. 1(pproilirwtff anMwinl uf tnt) 4^" The tppruxiutate antouut of the de No use taring to get in there now. No( with the stairway gone cm to be tstltfUd by ttld sti* 1« th* cree to be aallafled by said sale Is Uii , Then, saddenly, Gilda taw nometWu. moving Udde th Onut ofyourowa. IIUD of two thousand six hundred sum of FoFouur Thousannd Five Hundreundred eighty dollars (|2.km00). together with Thirty-two DollarDll s (ft.U3.00(ftU300)) tug«the war, »•* •«* «*™e «• character hi thi» little drama wih th tji uf this sale RAHWAY, N. J. the cost* oi tills sale with the cuatji uf this sale she had completely forgotten. It wu Straggles, the 4ec He BISLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY TU with all XttfetheXth r witith til and singular the rifttsf . privtWfMpW . buftUtuUffltuUU was Unplug » bit, tito- he was owesed with tot ad I m unto rou, A*k,Md ft shall be given you; seek, tpp«rieoaw>epieow>e** the untfl Uloufing moath bo carried a straw market'basket, and In that 10 Wri ••••'•i slufnWt: laoefc, ii*fc#all be.opened unto you. la any ? HARDING, the baby~-*afe and unhurt. •evieryonetiiat Mk«tii»aJi»«tii; and he that^eekjth WbM I started t« WU this ulury I said ii was a yarn about a JJt bbe opened.- LEO Q0L0MBOBR. But Straggles stole the show, and now I guess it's a dog story SB 43 Attorney. _j; and to him tiut kW**** ^^ « opened— awry for that. «1 wish 1 had a million yarns about dogs like T«kt, Chapter XI;>l Jit I. «, * •••••j,-, :T • •• ,,

WOODBRIDGE I^EADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNINC. APKI1. «i, IM7. PAGE FIVK AT RA8WAY AT LIBERTY THEATRE, TOMORROW AT THE REGENT THlATRE AT THE R1TZ THEATRE

in 1 he l.asi of Kin. C-hcyney" tlintjt and llrnry Fonia In V nller rnnifr'i VoW.rllott, "Van MURDER GOES TO COLLIC! Only Urr Once," rflmiftl thrauffi Vnllri 4ni$ti.

of Walter Wanger for release vott and later dedaies his love, 1 c li'Kcnd Tni Guli'm is a huge fiK-1 through United Artists also adds unknown to them, Lftey are seen. THF. EMPIRE another vivid leather to the cap ut vnc ili.il h;id been molded and j : The powerful dramatic story of !iMii){ht to life by u Rabbi. When TAGE Fritz Lang, the director who gave love that was shattered by a lie is IH became uncontrollable it w:is you "Fury," "M", "Metropolis" and brought to the screen in "Her Hus- other unforgettable pictures. ii educed to liflessncss but the tale IS band Lies," at the Ritz I ended wnh the thought that iti ,_ AND SCREEN. With Gail Patrick and Ricardo | would be brought back to life | LIBERTY THEATRE, EHwbeth, Cortez in the leading roles, and when the Jews were in need of its While the wardrobe of "Racing with Aktm Tamiroff, Tom Brown, I help. Hollywood Highlights ,l THEATRE, R*hw«r. to round out a perfect week's bill. Lady," drama of \hi turf consists Louis Calhern and June Martel in umxwid to be rivals, Martini's performance will further Hurry Buiier is splendid as the essentially of sports clothes, Ann the supporting cast, "Her Husband i;id tyrant, Rudolph, Emperor ol explained Direc- endear him to his legion of admir- Lies" emerges as one of the Rod LaRocque, who was a star He expects to release it sometime to Tyrone Power ers an* the plot of Uie pietw» it- Dvorak, who has the featured lead, J Prague, who has reduced the in- the days of silent pictures, will in June is also opportunity to wYaf drMMe •*«*• mson. with'' self U worthy of attention on its Jews of that country to slavery. in all probability be cast as the Aim-chc, co-stars several extremely stunning crea- Coitez plays the role of a big- lead in four pictures based on mag Barbara Pepper and her father, ••uiifc «i me iWHsj utsfljnfltt toy RIYO RHOTO uty* i innu-dy - romance, YflUr reporter's advice for the David Pepper, are soon to be seen N list Miss Renie. with his wife, This is an outstanding™ picture N, ;<.;,," opening Sunday next few days is "Come early and An evening gown of gold gilt objects so strenui well produced, beautifully photo- ft" Tfira'ti* isrmm •nn"'Ttor> I.iv at the Empire Thea- avoid the rush." We'll be seein' ya! Delores Costello, the former wife are the only actor father and loth takes the spotlight. The for-ness that to keep her love he gives graphed and exceptionally acted. .,. .utluied their roles be- of John Barrymore, is spending daughter combination in Holly- mal dress has a high waistline and his word that he is through with It is adapted from the fantasy by .ling. "i>o y«u think you RAHWAY THEATRE, Railway. gambling. several months In England with her wood. William Powell, co-starred with very full skirt. About the hem of James Hilton and $2,000,000 is sup- two children. • • • • the skirt extends a six inch row of posed !•> hiive been spent In the m ,.'•• UIP pair exclaimed in Joan Crawford and Robert Mont- STATE THEATRE, Woodbrldff A cycle of Southern pictures gold sequins. The bodice is low cut picture. A new picture, based on the life ;; Lilting into pcali of un- gomery in "The Last of Mrs. Chey- Greta Garbo, Robert Taylor and seems to be eminent Every stu- and the narrow shoulder straps are The story opens with Ronald of Sam Houston, is being prepar- • ; laughter that Bet the ney" at the Rahway Theatre, wolk- Lionel Barrymore ere co-starred I dio seems to be anxious to get in e of sequins. With the gown U worn olman as an Englishman in Bas-ed for Gary Cooper. v.idw to smiling. It leerns •d onto Stage Eleven, sidbumed in "Camille" which is the feat we first Uie about Dixie. Para- and dressed in proper butler fasli- a jacket made entirely of sequins ;ul. He is trying to get a small mount hopes to release "Gettys- ,, Uie production of "Love on soft silk. It is short and its short ittraction at the State theatre to- ;roup of whites away in a big '•'• Hollywood's arch rivalry icn. He bowed in proper butlei light and tomorrow. The co-fea- Tyrone Power is back in Holly- burg," ahead of "Gone With the fashion. He bowed to Mis» Craw- sleeves and peplum effect add to .ransport plane from a revolution. Wind" and Warners fias a prewar lure is "Trail Dust" with William wood after a series of personal ap- ford with, a polite "Good morning, its youthfulness. The color of the Their pilot has been replaced, how picture, scheduled for an early Boyd. Also comedy and news. An- pearances. He traveled by plane e feature Ut Dick Madam," and to Robert Montgom- jacket is made of the same gilt :ver, bl a taciturn Mongolian who date, called "Jetebel." other' double feature program is on from Chicago. the lead In *King Ol ery with a correct "Good morning. cloth which composes the dress. In .arries them into the mountains of - a • • » Up Sunday and Monday. The firs*. 'ibet. John Howard plays the part Sir." a loose effect, it twines down the Errol Flyim and Anita Louise Kent Taylor had to knock ex- photoplay is "That Girl from Par- f Colman's younger brother, Jar.e The two leads in "Damsel in .. l,,ng a«o "Green f front of the jacket and about the prizefighter, Frank Ordell, down Montgomery sized up Butler is" starring Lily Pons, Jack Oakie in "Green Lights" now show- Wyatt is Sondra Margo is Marie, Distress" are being paid nig mon- : I!IL- head of the Uit of be»t waist With the lovely creation are forty times before his director was Powelll ffrom tip to toe, then re- ing at Uie Empire Theatre. Sam Jaffe is the High Llama, Ed- ey. Fred Astaire i» drawing $200,- novels of its seaton. Now a worn a gold halo and golden tan- and Gene Raymond. If s a Sf«xi satisfied with a cafe brawl scene plied: "If I had known you were dais. picture. Number two hit is the ward Everett Horton is a prissy 000 salary and Carole Lombard « -iiian production, "Green who has been borrowed from her in "Wings Over Honolulu." to play Little Lord Fauntleroy I "Crack Up" featuring Peter Lorre, Cora Withersporm and Eric Blore paleonthologist, Isabel Jewel is a A inch is now showing at would have worn my best bib for Musical comedy graduates are tubucular Gloria, H. B. Warner is own studio, is to receive $250,000. 1 Brian Dordevy and Helen Wood. are amusing. j,:re Theatre to a First Na- my scenes.' numerous in the cast of "Murder 1 Chang, and Thomas Mitchell is a ICIIMW, steps into the'front Goes to College," the comedy with Pliw coioedy and cartoon. AND, Xbe hero's part is nicely done IM Spanky McFarland takes his by Franehot Tone, 'ugitive from ttte police. David Remember A|hes Ayres in "The distinctive motion pictures. a mystery twist which opens at the don't forget, Monday is DISH i RIT Mr place among the child stars who Sheik"? Well, her little daughtet, ; Klynn, the handsome Irish Liberty Theatre. NIGHT for the ladies. Tuesday, Torrence and Hugh Buckler are I HUNK LLOYD'S have won fame and fortune on the one day only, finds a Hungarian also in the cast. Marie is soon to be in a child com- . who. won such a smashing They include Lynne Overman, "Seventh Heaven." screen with the presentation of the show at the State. The title of the edy. "Captain Blood," hi* who began his stage career ai a This is a remake of the picture latest Hal Roach feature-length film is "Dunaparti Randevu" with Trouble m Morocco." •^tmt • • • « CLRUDETTE picture, is the star. In- minstrel and graduate to musicals which in 1927 starred Janet Gay- comedy, "General Spanky," com- Perczel Zita and Raday Imie. Al- Adapted from a story by c Among the ten handsomest men swashbuckllnkU i piratei , on roadway; Roscoe Kami who nor, and Charles Farrell. This ing to the Rahway Theatre. so, comedy, news and cartoon. version has Simone Simon, as Di- Newsome, this is the tale of two in the world selected by Madeleine COLBERT ;:t, m "Green Light" he is a took a fling at the same type of en- BANK NIGHT is the major attrac- rival reporters who are on the trail Carroll were Pres. Roosevelt, An- young doctor, who sacrifices It is a reward and merited rec- tertainment in New York, Earle ane, the French waif, and James tion Wednesday. The picture is "A of desert rifle smugglers. Jack thony Eden, George Bernard Shaw •tusing career In a great ognition for the talent, winesomc- Foxe who was a popular comedian Stuart, as Chico, the sewer work Fred IkMURRRV Doctor's Diary" starring George Hoh and Mae Clark are the report- Charles Lindbergh, Gene Tunr.ey . i;,king on his own shoulder ness and personality of the chubby in light opera, Puraell Pratt who er. ProbSbly the best performanci Bancroft, Helen Burgess and John ers while C. Henry Gordon, Har- and Admiral Byrd, HIM tor an uperation bun- eight-year-old Dallas, Texas, boy, starred in opera and Barlowe Bor- in the play Is given by Gale Son Trent. What a photoplay. Also old Huber, Victor Varconi, Paul • • • * other double feature bill is present- of the cast. po Marks are joint owners of a IDI THEATRE, MetAhen. has been the "All America Boy" of Brormberg, John Qualen Victor Kil SALEM Hal Roach's "Our Gang" comedies. ed Thursday. "Or.e In A Million" ian, Jean Hersholt, Mady Christ- • • • • stable which has forty-seven ••Super-Show" week of enter- RJTZ THEATRE, Elitabeth. with Sonja Henie is hit No. 1, "Her Husband Lies." blooded animals. He is satisfying an ambition ol ians and Seigfried Rumann are ntr.t is in store for patrons oi Seventeenth Century New Eng-while "The Jungle Princess" with Ricardo Cortez has the role of a • • t » Hal Roach to personally guide to member's of the cast. I ¥ i! um Theatre, Metuchen, be- land, where high ideals clashed Dorothy Lamour is hit No. 2. Plu3 big time gambler in .this picture. Although studios furnish the stardom the first of many children ng Sunday, April H, when with bigotry, romance with grim comedy and news. His neglected wife is played by stars with clothes for pictures they James Forgione presents who developed with "Our Gang," reality, and glamour with the se- "Top of the Town". Gail Patrick and Tom Brown has are required to buy their own .tlCAIDO COtUZ i...iest array of hits to be seen which he organized on July 18, vere austerity of the Puritan fath- This is realltr a big variety the part of his young brother stockings. 1921, making it the oldest and most "Quality Street." show, as there is ,uot much plot f t« lucent months. ers, came to life again at the Ritz Katherine Hepburn gives a very Akim Tamiroff is a poker player • « • • popular unit in motion pictures to- to it. Doris Nolan has the role of SAT. MIDNITE SHOW HI future attraction lor Sun- Theatre in a powerful and highly splendid characterization of Phoe- from Chicago. Very exciting. Walt Disney is wbrking on a ten- djy. Johnny Downs, Jackie Cooper M'.nday and Tuesday, April lomantic motion picture, "Maid of be Throsslmu ,e i• n Siei r 7^'-R7V~Jame" s Bar - a_ wealth ._,_ y^.» girl wh, o wishes to pu._t Other members of the cast are reel cartoon entitled "Snow White.' and Dickie Moore "All American lt Ul iU n Mim |i: ..:idl3, will be "On.the Avfc- Salem," by far and away one o. rie's "Quality Street." She has the Louis Calhern, June Martel, Dor- Boys" who preceded Spanky went 1 phy, as Ted Lane, an orchestra ith Dick Powell, Madeline the biggest pictures of the curren i ole of a young woman who is ex- othy Peterson, and others. on to score hits in features and es- leader, doesh't like the idea. Ger- :!. Alice Faye, th« Ritz Bro- season. pected to be prim and reserved as • » • • . ..iid George Barbier. Song tablish themselves among film trude Nielsen sings torch songs and Hedda Hopper will play the part The action tbegins in old Salem she helps her older sister with a Ella Logan sings, also, but with a •f course, are by Irving Ber- celebrities. of Joan Bennett's mother in "Vo- town in the Massachusetts colony, school of select young children. Sottish burr and humor. Hugh :.o are hailed among the Nu- just before the witch hysteria Having had a slight romance with gues of 1938." , leading ditties of the day.REGENT THEATRE, EOttbeth. Herbert and Henry Armetta, Mjs- breaks out. Miss Colbert, an or- a young physician who has gone to cha Auer and <•.£ the principals in the cast, "Ready, Willing and Able," a phan is beloved by all with the ex- the war, she is all a-flutter when THE oldest living things in utstanding performance is un- comedy with music made by War-ception of Miss Sondergaard, who she hears of his return. She chan^ world are the giant redwoods on •LJIV given by the mad-cap ner Bros, from; the Richard Mac- is suspicious of her friendship with es into a madcap in order to re- the Pacific ccast. The Golem." iir'Ahers, whose antics nevet aulay story of the same name that her husband, Harvey Stephens, vive his.interest ran in a national weekly magazine This picture is based on an old !.i ing down the house, Dick andeertain strait-laced elders wha gossipy neighbors. and Alice Faje are also last year, will be presented as the thirk het too frivolous and "gay." y $ vd with contributing to the feature attraction o£ the Regent She meets MacMurray,' a fugitive older sister, white Estelle Winwood :u-nal success, that "On the Theatre. cavalier from Virginia, who is hid- Helena Grant and Florence •>.•" has enjoyjjl in the n&- Co-starred are the twinkling ing in the home of his uncle, and are admirable as gossipy neighu it• iding theatres. toed Ruby Keeler, and the famous a f rieidship begins. There are «e- •sday and Thursday's oft- youg eccentric dancer Lee Dixon. cre: meetings in the forest where UIHV 0 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's The songs are by Jphnny Mercer the handsome cavalier teaches the —NOW PLAYINC 1 uduption of "Camille" with and Richard Whiting, and one es-girl the stately measures of the ga- fiarbo and Robert Taylor. pecially 'Too Marvelous for Wosds' look Old uie need be said about this promises to be a nation wide hit. ttWiUMean Viuii, which has probably re- A dramatic thunderbolt hit town GO!" To Whin in SB Euiy |eil more publicity than any last night when "You Only Live Yw Heart! Urn ut the year and which is Once" brought Sylvia Sidney and as a historic achieve- Henry Fonda, the sweethearts of tate TolookVoung... ft uf unusual merit. 'The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" WOODBR1DQC Martini, star of opera, ra- 'back to the screen of the Regent Fri. and Sat. April 9 and 10 ^ sm-en, returns to the Fur-Theatre in a pair of film portrayals with CUSBOI <*n Friday and Saturday, April that promise to make cinema his- Double Feature 17, m "The Gay Desperado' tory. GRETA GARBO Teeming with punch-laden situ-1 and ROBERT TAYLOR ations fiery romance and kaleido- j with Lionet Barrymore in It your hiir grey? RAHWAY scopic action, this first production "CAMILLE" HtATUt • PHONE Rfthw.y 7 12SO also WILLIAM BOYD in TOMl.IN, It it going grty? TODAY Trail Dust" GLORIA STEWART '^Comedy - News 'With Love'And Kisses' It it Technicolor "Ctatetn» ' :TTw JUMI* Em«*»" "KING OF HOCKEY" OFBURLESMll Y M«)KNINC, APRIL 0. 'AGE 31X WOODBRIDHE LEADER-JOURNAL

il) Southerly on • course parallel with of a font; thenre north twelve degrees SHERIFF'S SALE ralii Atwnne Oni> Hundred and Three twenty minutes west along line of Radio Associates, Inr.. furmsrly Jack ECT1VE RILEY IN. CHANCER_ Y OF NEW JERSEV .and Seventy-Seven hundrtdthi (108 77* TH«fcEMu3KV CrtNESE ENTHR Bstween HOME OWNERS' LOAN fart; tiienre it) Westerly parallel with so,n Freeman, one hundred ninety-two COMIN9 TORUS CORPORATION, n body corporal* of, the Southerly line of Qrore Street. f**t and s*venty-four one-hundredth* TMCVRC NOT GOING THE ROOM— of a foot; thence north fifteen degrtM I.UN6ES AT the UnltediStu'es•- - - . havin• g Its prlnci-,' Fift- y (40HO1I fwtfwt; ;thance (S) Northerly. SO BTASVLV, N PHI office lirWuahiniriun, D C, Com- ! psmllel1 witwith tthh e Flr»t courw. One iw»nty-onne minuteminut s wese t still alongg THEM-- plalnant„ _... an„ d ROSE HOFFMAN.. ,. et. . j, Hundrefdd in«mdl T\Three and Seventy Seven said RadiRddioi AnodatMiAnodMAdt ,, InI c . fouf r hhun- MSADACHB: THFIK als . Drtendahu. Fl. Fn. fnr the «o«l« j hundredth! (10J.77) feet to th« mu'k- dred ninety-eighht feet and twenty-eighiht nf mortmred pr"mlsM tinted Febru- »rly line nf Drove Street and thenoe • me hundred'hs of a foot to fie point »ry 25 1937 '• 14) Emterly along the Mine Forty 140) I.I J.I»C(> of nKOINNINO Eirepting and reserving from t By virtus ol thf above stated Writ, ! fr"t •* tV P"lnt lllc Olbrlrh, hln wife. BEGINNING at a point In the East- A Orch N'o 1, Block 438. being renter line •rly aide of St. George's Avenue dis- dated July 27. 1M8 description of • ten foot Right of Way tant two hundred and fifty five (256) Being the promise. .,s •«commonl, y known through Lot No 1 In Block 4S6 ai fMt Northerly measured along the »n<' d<'J'JJ'""*d S *»" No ,2. 2S8 Orore Stre«t, shown In Township Ansessmtnt Map HM from Its Intersection with the Woodbrtdgc, New JJersey The approximate amount of the de- Northerly line of Ore«n Street; thence The Approximate amount of the de- cree to be satisfied by aald sale Is the running along the Mid line of _B. t rep to dp satisfied by Mid aale Is the sum of Two Thousand Fifteen Dollars Gaorg„„„..„o _• Avenue *!««•«Norfl•i two degrees sum of Seven Thousand Eight Hundred 1(2.015 00) together with the costs of W«st fifty (N 3" W W) feet to a point; Fifty-Seven Dollar* e- feet and thre™-tenths of a foot westerly ulllce and alio on a "Map of 1312 lota fendants, Fl. Fa. for the sale of mort- from the west line of Fulton Street; in me lownsnip uf Wooubridge, JN«W gaged premises dated March 3. 1937. thence westerly along the southerly jemey, property uf Michael A. Leone, By virtue nf the above stated Writ, line of Coley Street on a course south and uiown aa the Railway Heights, to me directed ond delivered. I will eighty-eight degrees eight minutes aurveyed 1903, Mlctiael Marsh, Rahway. expose to sale at public vendue on west seven feet and thirty-five one iv J., nk'd July 6th. 1906" aa lot* tn WEDNESDAY. THE 14TII DAY OF hundredth* of a tout to an angle In alock 14, Numbera 383, 264, M6, 260, APRIL, A. D 1!>37 said street; thence still along said •mi. 368. 269. 210. 271. 272, 373, 374, 376, at two o'clock Standard Time in thaou/.ietle y line of Coley Street on a 2ia. 211, 37s, 379, 880, 281, 282, 283, 284, afternoon of the said day. at the Sher- course north eight-nine degrees thirty 2bb. 2»i, M, 288. 289. iffs Office In the City of New Bruns- minutes we»t thirty-one feet and flfly- wick, N. J. ttve one hundredths of a foot to lands The approximate amount ot the de- cree to ue s&tlsned by said tale la Ibe AH the following tract or parcel of i formerlly oof Margaret. Gllhara; thence sum of Six Thouaand Seven Hundred land and premises hereinafter partlcu sout"h' thir' ty minutes west alongg aaid Seventy-Eight Dollars (#,778.00) tu- larly described, situate, lying and being Uil'.iam land one hundred and thlrty-one gether with the coata o( Uus aale. In the Towns*ilpof WooJbrldge, lo thefeet and aeventy-four one hundredths Cuunty of Middlesex and State of N«w of a foot to lands now or formerly of Together with all and singular the Jersey, a« follows, to wit: Arthur E. Berry; thence «out*i eighty rlgMU. prlriUgas, hsntdlUmsn.s and three degrees twenty-two minutes east appurteiuuicea tliereunto belonging or Designated and known aa lots 31 and m • v~ >• a. ^. • ^ . in Kill P«*ff t nA i\ V«W*AM> dl I *« £BM. Wd along said Berry lands fifty-nine test In anywise upperUlningpplnng,, 32 In Block 53 on a map entitled, "Map F HKHMN of lands situate in the Township of and tw«nty-five one hundredths ot a F. HKHUMAN HARDING, Woodbridge. N: J, property of William font to a poat; thence north ten de- Sheriff SUegler and known aa Demorest-on-the grees forty-one minutes west along JOHN E. TOOLAN, mnds now or formerly of Jaquet, Lott Solicitor. Hilltopso, surveye•nnrmmtdl JanuaryTnimnrv , 18911 RqI, bIyw JI . MUIOS HOW Or lOrmeny 01 jaqUet, ijOlt 4t—«m-2, 9, M. TrowwbX'-'anb d fl.e7in' • 18-^ oitlc- e and 0'Cann.ll one hundred Uid.lx tort of the ClerTuCle f Middlesex County, on'aIKi, ninety-five one hundred^ of u the 24th duy p.t Si'Rtemb No. 166. day » Somber, 1»1. as map, g^&o^^oJffifguJS 2iU£KiFF'S SALE IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY - n New« Ftaturei, Inc.) £ES™NINCI at a Point on the East- Sgree/eTghT'mlnu'tesTa," oUrfooTarTu —Between UARL K. WITHEK8, Com- missioner of Banking and Insurance of the Slate ol New Jersey, &c, Complainant, and JOSEPH HOTEL and ANNIE RO'i'EL, his wife, De- Easterly at right (ingles to said Rcm- line of Coley Street and point or place fendants. Fi. Fa. tor the sale of Mn Avenue one hundred and fifty (150) >f Beginning. mortgaged premises dated Uarc.i 23, BvH.T.fclm feet lo a point; running thence 12) 1 Southerly In a line parallel with the The approximate amount of the de- mi . THE GOOFUS FAMILY aaid Easterly line of Remaen Avenue cree to \)i satisfied by said sale Is the By virtue of the above stated Writ, fifty (50) feet to a point; running sum of Three Thousand Two HuiklEed to me directed and delivered. I win thence (3) Westerly In a line pantile! iilrty-Twr, Dollars ($3,232.00) (SPBsf expose to Bale at public vendue on with the first described bourse one 'li li the costs of bis aale. WEDNESDAY.THE 28TH DAY OF |L V\*VE TO expose hundred and fifty (160) feet to a point Together with all and singular the APRIL, A. D., NINETEEN HUN- In the aaid Easterly line of Rerosen- Ights. privileges, hereditament! and DRED THIRTY-SEVEN Avenue; running thence (4) Northerly ippurtenances thereunto belonging or at two o'clock Daylight Saving Time and alon; g \.'.\c Easterly line of Remaen in anywise appertaining. in the afternoon of the said day,, at ng \.'.\c F. HERDMAN HARDINO, the Sheriffs Office In the City ol New v fiftyy ( 5) Sheriff Brunswick, N. J. place of beginning. 3ERNARD W. VOGEL, It was ordered, adjudged and de- Bounded on the North by Lot No, 30; {32.34 Solicitor. creed that the thirty (3W shares ot on the East by Lota 73 and 74; on the t-4m-2, 9. 23 capital stock No. 3483 of the Citizuiia Sou'.h by Lot No, 39 and on the West Building and Loan Association owned by said Bemsin Avemie, all as shown by the said Joseph Rotel and Annie on said map. SHERIFF'S SALE Rotel, his wife, on which there is due The approximate amount of the de>- N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY — to them WWW, and assigned by thum cree to Se satislled by said sale is the Uetween JULIUS KNOLMAYER, to t'.ie Citizens' Building and Loan As •urn ot Three Thousand Six Hundred Lumpmmant, and MARY FORTEN- sociation as collateral security for aaid Seventy-One Dollars ($3,671.00) toge- bOliEK and ALEX FORTENBOHER. loan, be first sold and so much ot cer- ther with the costs (if tills sole. li'jr huabaud, et. al., Defendants, Fl. tain mortgaged premises with the ap- Together with all and singular the Ji'a. fur tlie «ale of mortgaged prem- purtenancea. In the said bill ot cum rights, privileges, hereditaments and ises dated March 18, 193'/. plaint in said cause particularly ues- appurtenances thereunto belonging or By virtue of the above stated Writ, tu LTiued and set forth, that is to say: In anywise appertaining. ne directed and delivered, I will ex- F. HERDMAN HARDING. pobu to sale at public vendue on ALL that certain tract or parcel of Sheriff. land and premises hereinafter particu- WEDNESDAY, THE 28TH DAY OF larly described, situate, lying and be- JACOB I. POLKOWITZ, APRIL. A. D., 1937 ing in the Townships of Woodbi-idgt! WS.H Solicitor. at two o'clock Daylight Saving Time In and Raritan, In the County of Middie- the ufternoon of the said day, at thesexand State of New Jersey: SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's Office in the City of New B»t«ig known and designated as lot Elunswick, N. J, No. 235-236 on map entitled Map ut IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY— All that tract or parcel uf land and Maple Park situate in Woodbridge ami Between The Home Owners' Loan Cor- premises, hereinafter particularly de- Raritan Townships, Middlesex County, poration, a body corporate of thescribed, situate, lying and being is the New Jersey, owned and developed by United States of America, Complainant, I'oVfcshlp of Woodbridge, in the Coun- y, n LITTLE BUDDY By Bruce Stuan and John B. Lurkin. Lulu Mae Larkln, lyiox Middlesex and Stats of New Jer- Maple Realty Co. et al,, Defendants. Fl Fa for the aala bUGINNI^G aatt a point on the Eu.it of mortgaged premises dated March 11, sey, butted and bounded aa follows, to erlery ssid e of MaplMpe AvenuAe distandist 1937. wit: souAerlAl y37 374.04 3 feeft t frof m ththe soutlil - By virtue of the ubove stated Writ Beginning at u post planted cm thi eudl comer of Maple Avenue and 5th OONT to me directed and delivered, I will Easterly side of Fulton Street and InS re«t running thence (1) Easterly ot ttxpose to sale at public vendue on the division line of James Valentines light angles lo Maple Avenue %.UI IF >OuR TOOTH H •WEDNESDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF ind lands therein conveyed, them* with parallel feet to point: thence (2) South- STOPPED ACHING' APRIL A. D, 1937 said hue North seventy-eight degrees. erly and along line of lots 262 and 263 at two o'clock, Standurd Time, 'in the ?Kd thllthirt''Syr mlnuminuteiouth seventy-eight degrees,west nine- Fords, Rftrttan Townp'iip, New Jersey. HAD A Being known and designated as Lot .y-4ght (98) feet to a stakei planted on The approximate amount of the de •TOO1UPCH6'. No. 334, mid the easterly half of Lot he Easterly Hide of Fulton Street; I cree to be; satsatisfiel d by said sale is the No. 235, aa shown on a "Map of Fair- hence (4) with said street, north elgh- sum of three thousand eight hundred field Terrace, the property of Tdwu- een degrees and thirty minutes, went eighty-six dollars ($3,886.00), together shlp Development Company, situated In two hundred and fifty (250) feet to the with the cost of this sale. Woodbridge Township, Middlesex place ot beginning. CtmtaliUng twen- Together with alt and singular the County, New Jersey. 1916." ty-three thousand tfiree huhdred and rights, privileges, hereditaments and* i BEGINNING at a point on the south- seventy-two Bquare feet (be the same appurtenances thereunto belonging or \erly side ot Falrfleld avenue, distant more of less). in anywise appertaining. -^. westerly one hundred sixty-two and Bounded Northerly by lands of James P. HERDMAN HARDINGR, , one-half (llSS'.n) feet from the corner Valentine, easterly by Railroad afore- Sheritf. formed by the intersection of the east- said, southerly by lands now or fotm- MORRIS MAROARETTENOAR , erly side of Hoy avenue Witt the said rly of Mulford O. Valentine and James li southerly side ut Falrfleld avenue, toss Valentlna and westerly by Fulton $34.86 Solicitor. thence running (1) easterly, along said Street. 1; 2, 9, 16. 23. southerly Bide of Fatrfleld lavenue, Being known and designated as No. thirty-seven nnd one-halt (37A feet; 106 Fulton. Street, Woodbridge, N. J." SHERIFF'S SALE FABLES IN SLANG By GEORGB ADB thence (2) southerly, parallelwlth aaid The. approximate amount of the de- IN CHANCERT OT NBW JERSEY - Hoy avenue, one hundred (100) feet; cree to be satisfied by said sale Is the between Chandleof r Buildine, g and Loaq n LET'S GET NAUGHTy FIDO'S BATH thence (S) westerly, parallel with the sum of Two Thouaand Two Hundred Association of Roselle, N. J. in liqui REQUCE OR first described course, thirty-seven and Twenty-Eigh-Eig t Dollars (J2.238.00) to- dation bbyy Carl K. Withers. Commis- MARRIED, NAUGHTY IS REACN, one-halt (37V course, thirtys Dollars (S2.22S.00) siondi er obf BankinCl Kg anWid hInsuranc Ce oif I'LL HAVE TO feet; thence (4) north get her with the costs of this sale ' Cli d A FIDO' MJv'rA, arly, parallel with Hoy avenue, om Together* with all and singular the New Jersey,' Complainant, and Annie ENLARGE rights, privileges, hereditaments and Kuman, widow, Defendant. Fl. Fa. for hundred 1100) feet t o ththe poinit o l t'.ie Bale of mortgaged premises dated HOUSE place of BEGINNING. appurtenances thereunto belonging or February 26, 11137 Bounded on the north by Fairfwld In anywise appertaining. avtnue. on the east by Lot No. 233. on F. HERDMAN HARDINGRDING, Ky virtue of th* above stated Writ, the sou'h by Lot No. 184 and part of Sheriff. to me directed and delivered, I will ex- FABLE Lot No. 183i and on the weat by toe LOUIS A. MEZBYBY, pose to sale at public vendue on remaining one-hilt of Lot No. 235, al!$$29.40 0 SSolicitoro . WEDNESDAY. THE 28TH DAY OF APHIL, A. D. 1987 OP THE ab shown on said map. «—tm-2« , 8. lfi, 223 Siibiect to e»iatlng restrictions. at two o'clock, daylight saving time, Being 'be premises commonly known In the afternoon of the said day, at t'.ie GIRL and designated aa No. 55 Falrfleld ave- SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's Office In the City of New nue, r'orils, New Jersey. IN CHANCERY OF NBW JERSEY — Brunswick. N. J. THAT Between WOODBRIDGE BUILDING All the following tract ur parcel of The approximate amount ot the de- land and premises hereinafter partlcu- USED TO cree tn be satisfied by aald Bale Is the AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corpo- 4 ration of the State uf New Jersey, cularly described, situate, lying and sum ot four thousand one hundrec being ill the Township of Woodbrldgt, twenty-alx dollars ($4,126.00) togethei Complainant, and FRANCES BRA- ZYK, widow, Defendant. Fl Fa -for lu tto County of Middlesex aid SUM with the cue's nf this Bale, of l*w Jaraay. ' it JTogrthar With all aiifl/jlnguiar,. tin the sal* uf mortgaged premises d»t«d JOE MARRIED E5TEU-E ONCE MARRIED^ SHE DEMAND- AS A POOR GIRL SHE WAS rlgh's, privileges, hereditaments and February IB. 1987. Uelng lots numbered 98, 99. 100, 101, JOE WANTS TO CALL IT QUITS- appurtenances ("hereunto belonging a? By virtue of tha above BtaUd Writ, tu 102. nnd 1UB un a map or plan of Wood- BECAUSE SHE WAS A POOR ED TWO AnAIDS AMD SPENT SLENDER AW0 PRETTY, 8uT In anywlae appertaining. me directed and delivered, I will ex- bridge Terraces dated February E. BUT SHE Hk% THE SERVANTS • I ' ' F ifiRDMAK HARDINO. pose to sale at public vendue un I'X)". made b'y A. L. Eliot. C. E. and e«L WHO WOULD APPRECIATE HAUF THE DAY PETTING A CHOCOLATE CREAMS HAVE - Sheriff WEDNESDAY, THE 28TH DAY OF filed lu Uus ol. . ._ . „._ REHEARSED TO TESTIFY IN APRIL. A. D., 1987 dleaoi County, Februaryy 155.. 190790, aand ANYTHING 5HE GOT WEAK DOG ., HELPED HER GAIN PHILIP M. BRENNER, |.ar| i Icular ly described an fol COURT THAT HE'S BRUTAL.' 131.60 Solicitor. ut two o'clock Daylight Saving Time In more the afternoon uoff the. uuld day, at thelows t o witit: BBounded nurtheasterly by y, Coddtiiglun avenue 180 feet; southeast- Sheriff's Office in'the Clly of New Urunawlck. N. J. erly by lol 1P4 on said plan 76 feet; : SHERIFF'S SALE" tioutliwvfturly by lund now or furzuur- IN CHANCEJtY OF NEW JERSEY - All thhe flfollowinl g )rart or pracel of FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW!]/ h;nd add premises ?ittrelnaftt:r particu ly of unne Cwtdmglon 180 fefeet;; nonortlir - Between CITIZENS BUILDING AND l Iw lol t 97 nu naalld plapl n 7766 LOAN ASSOCIATION, a nirporatloi larly described, situate lying and be wen'eily ing tit Iae.Hu, Township ut Woodbrldgtf, feet. Contaainini g accordii ng to xalldd plal n of the State of New Jersey, In pus In Ihe Cuunty of Wifdlvtwx and Slate U.iioUoUU Uiiimie feef t more or lend. session of Carl K. Wither*, Cummin uf New J«r»«y. The approximate amount of the de- i lloner of Banking awl Insurance ol .•!,•«• to be satisfied by said sal* Is th« the State uf Nuw Jersey, in Complain BEGINNING at » puliit on tho south- erly line uf Oak Tree Ruad. formaly «uu) of three thousand five hundred ant and JOHN A. OLBRICH. NEL- ninety two dullars U3.5S2U3.2 ) together LIE OLBRICH, et al, Defendants Si-oteh Plains and Wuod bridge Ru»a\ ih yh f thi k at poin'lulnt tthe,r«lih > distant four liun- witith IhIhee futta uf thihin aakiak. Fl Fa for the sale of mortgaged prti- Together with allll uidd sini gular the mlaa da'ed March 16, 1937. dred forty-oty-onna feet and eighty-nine hundredth! uf a tout westerly rightsiht , privilegesiil , hereditamenthdlt enfl! andd By vtrtuo of Hie above stated Writ, appurtenance* thereunto belongini g ur me directed and delivered, I will « tiieusured along the aama from Its In- In unywise appertaining. •'tKW. to aale at publla vsndue on tersect luii with this westerly line uf Curreja Avenue, t*iei;o* aloag aald ruad F. HERDMAN HARDING. *wiu>NESBAY. THB amiDAY OF north olghty-aeven degree » seven mill- Sheriff. APRIL, A. D., 19W u'ea west thru* hundred .. _ lieiLEGRINO J PELLVCCHIA JR. *- it two o'eloclt Daylight Saving Time lu u'ea west thru* hundred alghly-three Solicitor, '"'the afternoon of the aald day, at ths fe«t and fifty-eighflfty-e t one hundreds of a S IBisririi Off lea In. tha City of New foo' t to an Iro' in pin;; thence still along aald road norlOrt—n eight(-„- ' y. si..—x dogree_ s EMPLOYES 8TB1KE8 "Hi The following W or parcel p: aeventeen niluuteu westt HireI l Md* Munur«dd Jaliet, III. — Tirod of labor forty-nine feet and ninety »U one land and premise* ««relai|*r djsKcr'b tumbles, John Charlatrdm closed •d. .Iruate, lvfnK and , bcitsl. in thhundredths of u foot I" all Iron j>lu1)1 u;, thence sout»uuth fouourr degreedegr s fortfuyuy-luuur his wallpaper plant, letting off 200 .of Woodhrldi minutes went six hhundreu d seventy-threh w f««t itud Iwittny mit hurtaredtlui of a workers, saying 'life's too short" ((jufoolt tuo an Iroirunn, pipe; thenca* sourK , QINNINO in tb» ,--,-,-- •lafity degrees thirteen minute* for'him tu ham lu wiMtve y Strset at a point dill twenty-eight f«wt to a large stout ; rly direction m theiuw south

WOODBRIDGE, N.J. FRIDAY MORNING, APRILS, 1937. RRONS FIRST PRACTICE GAME SCHEDULED FOR TODAY AT DUX CLUB PROVES SUPERIORITY BACK HOME AGAIN COACH PRISCO LACKS POWERFUL RUMBLINGS ; HITTERS; EARL SMITH AND FRANK IN LOCAL BASKET ALL LEAGUE on the Alleys CHAPLAR TO SPLIT MOUND WORK BY KEAS EY BOMBERS WOODBRlDCiE.—This afternoon Coach Nick Prisco It. WOODBRIDGK.—Thp Dux Club came from behind in will have a pretty fair conception of the potential power of the third period to nose out the Kcasbey Bombers, 35-30, the Barren nine when they encounter the Roselle Park ., bit of animosity, High School team in a practice game at the Roselle Park and cop the Woodbridge Township Recreation basketball now before the w m w ntinont, ire or what -, field. championship at the Woodbridge High School court Mon- tjood old ten pin The Giants, managed by either ,„„? was arouted day ni^ht. The Dux Club had won the first half of league Muni or Kara, (the question is still This will be the first of th« four ,,|, when I stated in doubt) dropped the opening practice games scheduled by Coach competition and the Bombers had wan the second half with Prisco. Plainfield high will offer game to the Old Timers by close toSTARS TO MEET the BERNSTEIN the opposition »t Plainfield on the well-earned victories over the Sewaren A. A. and the Red one hundred maples. "Nitchey" of 12t|i of April, Roselle Park will „ rre about the best Onions. the big tellas, banged out a score come to Woodbridge on the 13th |n Woodbridge The game was very close and . of 135 in the opener to take low GO-EDS TONIGHT to and MeUchen high school will be wasn't Until the thijd period* that "honors," but came back in the hp Most of the re- that we're the final practice opponent in a JOE ALLGAIER IN the Dux quintet piled up a five [mgh;cap with a 213 to take hig'i nt comes from the game scheduled at Metuchen on the point margin which they heyl going to miss it, is puttinpgg it mild, for the night. It's about time you fll tht we IN LEAGUE TILT 16th. office BILLEYER- throughout the final petitd. A c»jr but I can truthfully say that we got a 200 "Nltch." , RUSS LORCH pucity crowd was on hand to wit- | had ;• load of fun while the ten • t • WOODBRIDGE. - The Wood- The problem bothering Coach nH FORM FOR FIELD bridge Township Girls basketbal Prisco now is the batting power ol ness the tilt. pin season was'with us and we're The Recreation alleys resumed .,.,.,1 very heartily UwiiMehedule this wee ? The Bombers, pacDlfbJUeglinsfcl Francis Dunham all looking forward tojuu next this week with league will cwme to an end t«nlgh. l(lthec xamteam, . 1VTonnyj um».v«»"-BaiiettaMi , —dhor — • t- ,.. , match will result, season which I predict to be theHut nicking the ladles for three in »t the Parish House with the Fords S(OP| \lSk3 proven himrelf to be the t(x>k the lead in the initial period WOODBRIDGE. — Francis a row Habich Jr., got high for the h CLUB'S OPENER ty tearing savnA aatate wink Uu best the Township ever had. Co-Eds, winners of the Fords bfst ,.:.. D-I.-«0 npu....e W«uflUiiil|*|Tea8„,—,.._..- 6 . . „ „ WOODBU1DGE. — The Wood- Dux Club s d again after travelling to Montgom- tough sledding, but managed U> c Kmml |JUSI 11 11 There will be a meeting of the [Stars, winners of the Woodbndgi ; , bridge Field Club will officially Foul shooting by the Bombers kept ery, Alabama to try out lor the sneak away with two of the garnet M ckey Karnus a regular rom League, for the Township title, •las t• veer, i*s_ .a .g)i .„,»d „„on«e „or, ,,„two„ h««bas»e .^ail has finally open its 1937 baseball campaing them on even terms with the win-Montgomery baseball team. j Civic League at the Craftsmen's the first one by 37 pins. Jim Cassii hi'ter and bats scctind Joe Barcel- The Co-Eds earned the right to Sunday, opposing the Curteret A. ner:, for they dropped in ten of the "Swack" made a very favorably Club on Green street, Wednesday was nigh for Shorty's with 233. lona has improved his eye and will , conclusion in the 'meet the Stars by overpowering thirteen tries while the Dux loop- showing in his three-day practice night, and all Captains are re- In the other match of the week li fof r ttomor- [C. nine at the Carteret field with the Fords Ferns, 21-16, at Fords bat third Iji the p !, The Dux Club ed in three. The Bombers wtre session but elected to return home Fred's Tavern bowling against the pitch either Joe Allgaier or George Mol- quested to make every effort to at- School No. U last week. The Co-row's game. Earl Smith, ^ !,.;ijcue title by beat nar tos'Wg up the first ball for outsccred 16-10 from the field how rather than be farmed out to a er and first baseman, wil the smaller team where the managar Eds opened up their attack in the u'iisbey Bomber*..— |the Field'Club. Both will see UMIlUa utcuu a w -•• - - leanupr man. Earl is a fu '/'hit- Both teams countered eight of the Montgomery team planned in properly closing the league and first period and scored six points ter for he either wallops out an ex- s league will be con- mound duty but manager "Ace' games. M. Dap^lito, of Fred's Tav- while holding the Ferns scoreless. ll markers in the second canto with to send him. j distributing the prizes. "Rus" [tra base hit or strikes out. Leahy, ern, got a pairi of double centuries [They continued their scoring spree uiii^it at the Parish Lattanzio can't decide which one Berny Keating, Dux center regis- "Swack" will probably play ball Lorch who is at the head of the alternate center fielder and first to of 200, and 210. in the second canto and tallied iih many rooters ex-; "'""' tering most of the winners' points. this season under the Legion ban- league, both as President and high § • • nine points to the tans six to lead baseman, will bat fifth with Voel- average, (which is proper) will 1 week and will conclude their prac- The Bombers, led at the intermis- ner or some Perth Amboy team. At the H. C. C. alleys the Braves 15-8 at half time. ker, lanky right fieldey, batting sion by a 15-14 score. preside at the session Club is threatening the Fakirs Neither team aid much in thesixth. Pachlembo will be seventh, tice sessions tomorrow at the Par- Korzowski will bat eighth and the ish House field. The Field Club is third period, the Dux bltandu Kopi'ati|»si AlIUlI Star^—.su fo.-r- a better I third period getting two poin'.s quintet staged their, winning rally Leag, |each. They set a tast pace but starting pitcher, Frank Chaplar, Molnar it exer- j bolstered this year with the return With only a few more weeks to position llnn the peanunut t League, as eorge with Keating, Knight and Mayer vknocking-olf" both teams missed easy shots in will fill out the lineup. stn.mou.ly time ?f many of ththee veW.who led CANDIDATES FOR go, itt seems as if a few of the a resUesUuu ooff lhelhem vknocking-olf" very in a r0W|an d the excitement The Ferns rallied them to asuccessful season last •plitting the cords for a twelve teams "gave up the ghost" and did Kopl,g ,ive ,or Smith and Cbtplw Btfulwrs trying to take tome . point total. Tony Jeglinski and in c spirited last period that netted yearar. not show up foorr their regulag r sche- thaVs a surpriae, The two regular pitchers that Kluj marked up six points for the f them eight points bu the Co-Eds hat excess poundage The Lattaniio crew will use the CASEY NINE TO dulel d iratchth. I don'dn't t know why iitt •• • Nick Prisco is banking on are Earl Bombers and they trailed by five is, but :n most leagues as soon as of the tallied four to win handily. Smith and Frank Chaplar. Frank he belt line He it one Avenel Seco diamond, located be- For the Co-Eds, Miss Onder tal hind tlie Steel EquipmenEquipment, lolorr their pointt as the fourth period opened. B team has no more chance ol get-S1uad *™ of the is new to the team this year, but he Field Clubs pitch- ting in the money they neglect to 1 t ?. , lied five field goals to take scoring i home games. Thh e diamondidd isn'in'tt i nin Both teams tallied nine markers ting in the money they neglect to he has played on amateur teams so *hom "Ace" Lattanz- in tne final period which was nipBEGIN PRACTICE fill out their schedule. In one way, *an\ej' .w.th h.ls 589 ser es which honors. Helen Barney chipped in shape at yet so the local club will dl I y he has some baseball experience. ewly appointed mana- play all of their April games away and tuck. The Bombers drew close •— you can't blame them, as the in- '""den^lly gives him first place six for the winning team. Mary in h gam In ldu 1 Smitty will be the star pitcher and WOODBRIDGE. - The Knights y Halovacko tallied ten markers to from home. TheiThi r firsfitt game is to the Dux quintet but another L whehn therthere iiss f *™ * ^ * Coach Prisco will depend a lot on s depending upon of Columbus baseball team will Lest « all gone t pace the losers* and her teammate, scheduled for the first Sunday in spurt left them behind again. Lit- nothinK to shot at, but at theflt donated in him tor Important victories. Other [Allgaier, former Bar- hold its first practice session of thenothinK to shoot - ? *?* ™ Ann Palko, added six. May and they will play at home tle Tony Jeglinski took scoring same time it makes it bad for the e to help team win that pitchers who have shown promise virler, will take the 1937 season tomorrow afternoon at The Woodbridge Stars won a every Sunday after that. honors for the game with fourteen manager of the alleys and teams Lt are Wally Sczewczyk, Howard El- the Grove Street diamond. About , practice game from th Embassy nd for the Field Club The catching duties will be ac points garnered from tour field that are up in the o-day. My solu- e lis, John Sipos, Bob Schweitzer twenty candidates are expected to t • • I Girls in a tune-up for tonight's eir opening game Sun- complished by "Hutch" Mensinger goals and six buckets from the tion of the problem would be to I www and Leffler. report to Coach Anthony Cacciola, Flb s Fakirs w0 the eas game. The Embassy girls were com who is being converted from the charity line. Keating paced the otfer prizes throughout the whole „..,, '..v... Steve » *«Superak'* s Acey s who has but one week to whip the wav Irom pletely outclassed in the 24-4 de- It's going to be tough sledding outfield until the regular backstop winders with twelve markers. season. Something in th. e order ,Kof Friday night, the first game by Caseys in shape for their opening FriiW nil feat. Miss Hanson and Miss Vargo for the Barrons this year in the is signed up. Joe Allgaier, George Dvx (35) $1.00 to the team winning he * ^ ^ (thanfe goodnpss) and Central Jersey League which was game Sunday, April 18 with the tallied ten and eigheght ppoints to lead Molnar and "Ace" Lattanzio com t match each night. Suppose the ^^ g gQod chance t0 ^^ originated this winter. South River IDYLAKIS and STEVE Metuchen Colored Giants. the Stars attack and Miss Hey plete the twirling staff. Rankins, f 0 Giants play the Avenel A, A, and iUon IF ^ win has a powerful team and will be iKnight, f ; 3 A strong schedule has been ar- bourne and Miss Pogyengy a tallied :'iY will conclude their Bob Weiler, a tall lad who can win two out of three, they get toe »» ^ frQm the Braves th Ebsy the team to beat for the title. : match tomorrow af sock the apple, will cover the ini-Richards, c % ranged and a successful season is $1.00. Then during the season the a^ » the four points for the Embassy Perth Amboy, Carteret, New Bruns [predicted by the Coach. Most out Giant' s would poo"•l ' thei"•"r " mone™y ' • • • Girls, with the Craftsmen tial sack. Jim Ballinger will cover Keating, c <. 8 0 12 wick and Woodbridge round out Mayer, g ,. 2 2 " standing candidates are Jim Zila they win this way and either have I Ford* Fe (16) d second base with Frank Lattanzio And don't forget the monster hop f tl. the five teams in the league. ; the probable field of covering the short stop berth. Leffle'r, g .'. 2 0 | Tom Murtha, Will Haug, Jim Ger prizes Of their own among them- Other boys who have shown CUVV1MIJ wr «..v-...... ity, Russ Mason, Leon Gerity, Tony A. Palko, f 3 0 6 r Vecsey is leading by TyreU, g 1 0 ability on the playing field are Al Many double killings are expected iFerraro, Tony Leone, Ed Urban, Peanut wag , M. Holovacko, f 5 0 2 Pirn margin- of two, pins could have a "social" among them- Ed- Leffler, backstop, who will see from these two ball players. Porky |jim Keating, Pat Rtngwbod, and April Zi at ui« n. u. y- R. Williams, c ° 0 0 Totals 16 3 35 selves. In that way mthe weiese i ••*-•« .-, - will action in the game tomorrow; Joe (kin won last Friday Pochek will stop the sizzling drives Joe Campion. Many other candi- Wantuck, Bomber* (JO) would stay through the season and die Ppulsen's wind blowers will Gyenes, a veteran from last year mybody's battle but I'llat the hot corner and his ability dates haven't signed up as yet but Yura, g g f tl. create much more "pep"pep' ' 'in the furnish the rhythm for your feet, who is alternate fielder and eec- of smacking the pill around the they are expected, to be in the fold and believe me, you'll have to : along with Steve. . Wagenhoffer, f 0 2 leagues, which is a little lacking, i u'll have '~ ond baseman, and Bill Melder, lots puts him in the cleanup post by tomorrow. move 'em whether you want to or Totals ,. 8 0 16 Oros, f 0 0 although this has been a fairly not. There will be bowling prizes fitst baseman. in the batting lineup. 1 5 The Knights are going in torgood year in that resepct. Fords Co-Eds (tl) L. Wagenhoffer, f 1 and entertainment to top the night The Barrons are as strong de- Marty Merwin, Ray Voelker sports in a big way this year, They i I [Kluj, c 2 6 • w t fensively this year as they were he Barrons will uwkr- Machey Lattanzio will roam the have just completed a pretty fail oil. M. Onder, f , 5 0 10 Jeglinski, 'g • last, but they still lack the punch | their first test of the outer garden for the Field Club. basketball season and by looking This weeks' results showed the • • • H. Barney, f 3 0 Toth, g 1 3 that scores runs. However, they Medwin led the Field Club in hit- at some of the candidates out forClaire Burke's Tavern taking three There's a few of the local bowl H. Petruscik,c 1 0 . today Rotelle Park Katransky, g will probably develop a few hit- ting last season and V,oelker paced baseball, they should have a crack- by forfeit from the Busy Bee lads ing teams entered In the County H. Toth, g 0 0 I furnish the opposition and the Avenel A's under the tournament next week, which will lers by the time the opening game the boys in extra base hits. 10 10 30er jack team. »ck of heavy hitter* Totals, shrewd management of Bill Perria 10 1 21 rolls around. The tennis team will hold a meet be held at the Y. M. C- A. alleys. Totals (Muni don't think so) also taking worries Coach Prisco ing Sunday .afternoon' at the Club The Giants managed by (7) is one Embus; Girls (4) with Coach Charlie Mangione, who three the easy from the Puritan of the- teams entered, and there is g f tl. Rays Hut (3) [ fine defensive playing 160 TRIAL WORKOUTS will discuss the plans for the com Dairy lads. "Muni" qutoed "that's another team composed of "Russ" Katen, f •• ° 0 0 L. Roman 1« 88 uite a bright feature of FRED PERRY AND the only way Bill's team can bqwl, Lorch, "Sparky" Deter, 'Willie" 0 2 V. Bixby 133 122147 ing season. Plans are undeder wwaay Heybourne, f * [team. when they have no opposition." So iBkay, "Nate" Bernstein, and 1 169. for. the use of the local tennis Huttemann, c ° C. Hansen 156 HI I'm telling you Bill, that you 'bet-I think Simonsen whi will shoot tor 165 courts for home matches. The can- Knudsen, g ° W. Habich, Jr H3 223 FOR PLAYERS AT 3 173 VINES TO CLASH ter get you|r team in shape for, your some o£ the prize money offered. Pogyena, g * 2 B. Skay, I8 . 2W didates for the team so far are final game, which is with '-lie Good Lword of Damocles hanging over bought a farm. Maybe we can get 4 10 169 ction practically evevy Perry and Ellsworth Vines of the gang, Wednesday night which puts E. Hansen.f •- * G. Matlose 174 170 their heudi like a nightmare, ihi!United States, world's profession- some vegetables cheap later in the 3 170 1 the "cskimos" in a pretty good S. Durisch, c " G. Macalaso 173 17* , at the Recreation Al- Newark Bears ure putting on press n another 157 190 RACING DRIVERS position to cop the "tops" for theseason. O. Vargo, g ° ° C. Roman l«0 Dick Krohne was quite ure to hold their jobs. They know ai tennis leaucn,, lu»,, .a feature 18 180 season. They now have a three full W V w A. Durisch, £ ° ° John Cassio 1W » I when it falls, it means a trip to the °f their singles series as night in ed about the crack in game lead on the Avejiel's, and And this is the McCoy, another hinterland. In other words or to of the net schedule, Frid; fl 879 890 veek's column Don't have the Elizabeth Armory, next week will be the real "fire- "pinbuster" Joe 'Snakeball' Sipos Totals 2 24 Totals « of the MAKE SEASONAL other clubs owned or with the Whatever the outcome works" with these two teams put- is about to start in the business of Gems Service SWUra (1) lit to heart for it's all in agreemeneme t with the ""«><.•« —.- -- workihg ag ting on the main event. If Bill's establishing a milk route. He will 195 142 17R1 Demarest 204 190 168 Yankees. The sword will fall when match—and both are tiet d today in begin next week. Now, you bowlers Siessel Manager Joee McCarthy begins to their coast-to-coast warfare for DEBUT APRIL 25 liids come through and win three, begin next week, wow, you UUWKIO JSSeT 212 148 160 they will have the first place posi- here's a chance to help one of our send some off his surplus talent to billinuuimbillinge a«s world'«v s ,, .champion—thhi e Totals 1019 913 96G9 McCullagh 146 163 133 'I, Managesend r Oscar Vitt fof r furtheftherr crowd whihe will great their initiall READING, PA— AutumubiL ra- tinn in the "bac". But. we'll see I boys along. So give him a lift. bsJrr (•) N Bernstein "5 *12 i8"0 ou Bertha, student at polish. All of which means addi- appearanpe in New Jersey promis- cing sanctioned by the contest $:£%* .j« "• ° ; Union Military Acad- •pousn <'— . lu^aWn^hftAH ui ««.w,B fo. r. Vitt, for his es to be one of the largest ever to board of the American Automobile tiona lheadaches for Vitt, for hisles to tx tennis match in the I t t Totals . 902 902813 won a vanity Utter -- - tMn;c match in theA-ociation and sponsored by players to date have shown *real| witness Glut* () t V i t t s work on the boaing ability. Kara 147 189 aky uit lou, „ 179 prad's TiYtm (3) 158 Ho is now varsity Bruins end their third SPLITS and Deak 184 AT le far-famed Reading fair ground . 179 213la. Barna Ill "2157 I week of training Vitt is satisfied snow, eawuo^.,—„ .._ Notchey 135 nd baseman on the lr ack 'on Sunday, April 25. 188 191 M Dapolito 200 210187 he has a powerfu" l' entry for the 8,000 persons will take advantage PEANUT LEAGUE ... .- iNagy team The Sold- , a- The most magnificent array of 161 P. Frattlerolo 132 191162 International League race, whichich °f his "popular pricesworld" to s iam Braves (3) 141 19S d creations built in this coun- -McKay .. ,D. McDonald 188 19«175 will pUy St. Peter* opens Thursday, April 22, at 179 144 y will be driven through I'M 7 J. Yuitak 158 of New Brunjwick n, Newark. On that day pro supremaCy from 147 928 935 ips of breath-taking competition Totals 8<> Totals 857 913839 on their home •y the cream oTthe nation's dare- OW Timm (1) 189 158 Port Beatflni Office {*) ndi. l!".™"r.r I 1Ile.'"°B^r - tj:"Broi.d street ievils. Noted mechanics have been |E. Skay v.. JJJ 145 20T 132 No r laboring all winter in garages and P. LaBusso 179 182 id easily accessible DrummonJ. Schwenzed t ™172 168 155 193 184 157 tiaclune shops to perfect these cui 154 124 155 210 j i. auci iri»i "»••— ,- i !„ without travel through Krohne 18S ,. OU1 181 w ind it will be at Reading they will „ 173 189 125 125 125 =k I'mco is very ardent- g^ Stadium Newark early in ™has cppadl, Blind. given their first test under fire. 9 125 125, »l>ealinK to the Board of gunwm who believe they ate ^ ^ ^ o( m Hansen II Blind . 125 i^uiuig LU uie uwv "• may. r»j»» •— ,. This will mark the third consec- mi.». L. nO™;Mir»n to ™»dv for league baseball can have wrv^ seftts remam and these may Totals MIM 7 (alion for permission to ready £«r,,^f"^aoaWe in telephone utive year Reading has been ac- 771 750 corded the honor of presenting the 1 Totals 807 boxin U. (3) Stadium, Newark. Lett, first sanctioned meet, and it has 150- 198 137 ' NOTICE High ...„» and - met with the hearty approval of |Bixby notice that STEPHEN J. last year, six !>!«*» > 162 126121 Tike .- j every school - ine «.»«.—. .-- • , American amateur ne both car owners and drivers. The Saverock in ' 14? 1M 173 iSUPKRAK Intends to apply to the IIUSBX also are on the program. beautiful half-mile cour.se*; offers a Sullivan . County has a var- made the grade and ltay«» ...-. 157' 128114 I Township Committee of the Town- tr organlJe stiff .test for both cars fnd drivers Leila (boxing team and Ath- tavtoi th* «»' * * .. 2OT 151213 Ihip of Woodbridge for permission STS toTwill P^ tg and yet is not as hard on l^ew "ma- La Forge I Funds as these schools against Perry and Vines m a doub 133 Ml 757 to, move his premises for dispen- chinery" as the rougher and longer Totals sing alcoholic beverages, from 85 the caah from B»y BM (•) courses.' Fulton street, Woodbridge, to Cor- matches. When the cars take off on their ,»n ner «{ Wwt Avenue, and. Wood- bridge Avenue, Sewaren, N. J. i has been teaching dizzy flight, it will mark the 92nd Ctovw OW (I) me ii Objections, if any, should be 1 Ins gym classes am „„„ ri _ Hankmsyn-sponftored * at the 1M 1W 181 H. Puccl made immediately in writing, to Bejks County track in-14 years, 10» 137 13* I are taking to it like centjy dropped E. Steuber IB. J. Duiiigan', Clerk, Woodbrldge, L and ever that period tt»e attend- WO 117 133 J takes to water: .Whe- potttei U»to t - H. Gasko New Jersey. ance hag sliQwn a healthy growth . 152 162 IN S.ZaUrl.r- (Slcned) STEPHEN J. SUPERAK. |th. boxing team makes *$£&'& drift, of annually. This leads the ijilver- 20; M. Bemer' 119 142 8nd young 777 4m, 2-9, 37. or low* it, U immat* ySSJ.tg»Vi«i*f 1 thatched promoter to believe that 1081 ToUU ... 727 12S \lwtu l« Jut- the boys participat- the 1837 opening will be the great- Suierak ' been tiugn*th« Mt Mbita PACK WOODBRIDGE LEADE3UOURNAL, FRIPAY eration convention i» Atlantic City from v other numbers I have »U COUNTY ASKED TO FOUR PERSONS HURT ^JtZ^ZZ GOMMjTJEE l«th. Mrs. William B?- plate number; on hand. pointed delegate with IN HEAWW CRASH ,4 member, of the Continued From Page One EDUCATION BILL INSTALL LIGHT AT "4. A couple came out, stepped erick Bmi» as alterr, dec«,*d. r«d into a beautiful c»r marked K with Special WEST AVE. CORNER three numbers on the license piste WOODBRIDGE.—Four persons ••Whma, it ha, 122 of the Fifth nr« Wi- game time carry on the work of p head of the detective bureau until riartmental chairman pnd ten minutes to 3:00 A M.. the! were painfully injured Sunday mighty pleas* A1" ALLOWS S22.580 V *">DBRIDGE—On a recom- to His a successor isappointed. follows. Uterature ,, voluntarily ' night, whtn a car operated by Ar from our The foregoing resolution was pook "Drums Along ••, Tprii'.if IMPROVEMENT OF '•••ridge avenues Sewaren. bridge. geant for a few months. At the Brunswick avenue, Fords, sur- 1312 White street, Hillside: Woodbridge hat lt«t a valued, re- on Tuesday, waj gi , NIPT said that tie had received Henry C. Mades, Chairman same tune there are several other Vt FACILITIES lenderad his license and s plenary The injured, all of whom were i spected and cowdentkws public pitality chairman : :ds from various companies on Walter Manaker, Secretary temporary promotions hanging retail consumption license w»* taken to the Perth Amboy Gener- servant, one alway" s courageous David. v the Installation of a traffic Ught and and Jos- al hospital* by Officers Thomas ,-,nd efficient in the fulfillment of Paul Solomon fire. Andrew Simonsen has been (gpeeial to Leader-Jeantal) Arthur L. Saywell there is not aooufh money in the . M( f premises on the Bishop. A Levi and Fred Leidner. Prting desk sergeant; Joseph Far- Annual reports f WASHINGTON. D. C -Wood- hi« official duties and who through police budget to take carp Of it west side of Crows Mill road were, Arthur Young, fracturefractured •] { the years of his public life i E. L. Berger kas acting rounds sergeant and ments committees and bridge's share ol the $100,000,000 0 ••However.' he said, "I under- Fords. right knee, sprained right ankle. maintained a prominent rank, main j James J. Crowley Closindo Zuccaro, acting patrol then given and elert; appropriation for improvement of itind both avenue? are county lacerations of left leg, left band and ^.mng under all circumstances aj John B. Labat driver. With the expftcted retire, M,the year p? 37 ail(, educational facilities, provided for r oeds and I move that the Board nose. character untarnished, end a ,repu Joseph McAndrews ment of Desk Sergeant Fred Lar- ea. by the lack bill, now awaiting ac- of freeholders be asked to install Mary Young, lacerations over Nation above reproach, and S. H. Knkham." sen in a few weeks, there will be Mrs. William Kuar. tne light and the Township main- ton by the Senate, would be $22.- FIREMAN CRACKS j the left eye and laceration* of up- i Whereas, it is the sense of Uiis another vacancy in the department pointed Judge with M tain it from that point." Th* Town 580 cm the same basif used to fig- perlip. | Committee that some fitting testi- mid it is believed that the police nato and Mrs. P, L r *nip cleik was instructed to com- committee will wait until that time ure New Jersey's share, it was es- w:th the Freeholder^ Rose Regi. lacerations of chin,1 momal be paid and the sympathy FEDERALDEPT. ing as teller*. nose and legs. | » his Committee and the enttre before making any decisions on fur timated /iere todaf. UP SIX CARS ON c t Mri. William A. Bar* Alex Regi, fractured right rib | >r,pi of Woodbridge Township ther permanent promotions. Tins would be for the first year pf e Continued from page one nanlmiously elected pr> land abrasions of the left leg and under the act. Each succeeding ' ^pressed to the family of the de- $11.51: Linden, $88.75; Momstown Nier declared that the police Frederick Brause, fir,- knee. year for five years the sum woatd COMPLAINTS OF SATURDAY NIGHT , while riding through the Township $3,190,000. cratic appointe«t, Joseph Casale : figured a 8Ccldeilt ••Resolved, that the "National em- RrfreshmtflU wen The bill provides 1930 census fig- cense was denied, another was re- *"* ' with the result that but a few and Daniel Paneoni, who were until B new fen- crashing into six cars, one of blem be displayed at half mast the manual training urei u> be used ujiu, a ™* vy.i- ferred to th(, poUce commifee-for [tickets were given out this week •fired" by the Greiner administra- •tiiult was in a drivaway from the Memorial Municipal school with Mrs H;,< furthOT 1 who were ftnrt lim, twn, inland to fight for reimtate- "t^h state legislature would ' investigation, a third IK building each day WttWetl 'the' Mrs. JL D Rapte'n an•• turning over. * Joseph Matolic, Perth Amboy, VANSYCKLE mept if Jhe committee attempts to have complete control of the rnon-,cense was surrendered and ^ a hous of 9 A. M., and 5 P. M., for liam Kuzmiak as •;. The accident occurred in front of name new officers. ey gflrr M fn*-iMa snntai; club- the next thirty days as a token of (Continued from page one) next meeting of \h(- •»UKUfled by the questions be- e«te«m." t.*.-- •>• ject to the provision should be' at a meetiajg of the Township co-n-1 house where, a fflHfmonlll dllmer- $2; William Borbely, Perth Amboy: 1 the dance in honor of Mayor August "The money has been put on theing asked and 1he rumors going tlic jspe cial supper will for improving educational !a-;nuUee held Monday night $1. All tickets were given out by rounds, Chief KeaUng is engaged l Hospitality comnv So that no State coulld re-; The application of Steve Super- F. Gretner was in progress. Ac- line," Van Syckle declared, "and, • _i |ln•e Officer Thomas Bishop; Edward; 1 place its own expenditures with. to transfer his liquor license j cording to the police report of theCrampton, Rahway, careless driv- now that official autboriation has! " establishing a new filing system]^ ^id an April 21 Federal' money the bill provides \ from Fulton street Woodbridge. lo \ accident made by Officer George TAXRATE been given, I wi...U . immediatel.. . .y ' fof/\-r, hikins officnffirne* "an"atiHd makinmnifinfgf plann htncs it house!_„..—, ing, $7; Motorcycle Officer Joseph for the grants, the corner of Woodbridge and West j Leonard. Lucas wa« answering a make arrangements, set-up plans to carry on the office without any that to qualify Grady; Frank SiskO, New Bruns- (Continued from Page One) States must spend each year tor, avenue, Sewaren, was turned down 'fire alarm and was traveling north for the opening o fthe new bank ballyhoo," LO818 Pl-Rsi wick. $1. Officer George Leonard, for 1937 will be as follows: education at least ks much as they by the committee due to numerous on Rernsen arenue, when Ml crash- within sixty days." WOODBRIDGE—Mr Edward GoblesB, Perth Atftboy, Woodbridf* flM spent in 1936. ' complaints received from the pec- ed into the cars that were parked There was only one "but" in of 140 Green street, u,, $4, Officer Grady; Henry Wagner. Port Resding 7J> pie m Sewaren. A large delegation ' ^ Woman's club of Avenel on irt 4 (CM/ netx door neighbor, Paul D. According to Leon E. McElroy,' Melt). HtnwOUl the census bureau. Prospect avenue, Avenel. RED GROSS UNIT District 1, wl ( liasact asunofficial8 ( esJWe P * - «iik •* ran *^M -T* TW . Retail sales for Lucas was take* to the Perth wa ' the license. In a communication to SOCIAL WELFARE WORKER ing. .54; district 4, Keftsbey2, Port ,Read .47-; iman fcr ^ unknown _„,,„, therel s presided over by Mrs. Thomas ! Vm Mr." •-ml Smti 0. M. • were $3,572,000 for the year while Amboy General- hospital by' Com- is still a good deal of enthusiasm Thompson. Letter of acceptance to the Township committee read Mon district 5, Avenel, .51; Middlesex County's retail business mitteeman Nier. REPORTS ON CHARITY '(and they expect to continue at- courtesy membership in the club amounted to $52,900,000. i day night, iOngberry wrote; Fords. .58; district 8, WORK I tempts to sell stock to local citi- by Mrs. Robert I. Mac Bride was Total wholesale trade in Wood' "In regard to my letter of March TO DBSTKOY SHACK $2.44: district, 9, E. Iselin, .88; dis- read, also the call to the State Fed- trict 10, Colonia, .81; district 11, 1 zens. bridge was $4,897,000 out of the 29, I wish to add the following: WOODBRIDGE. — Mrs, A. F. "1. April 2nd at 2:15 A. M.. a WOODBRIDGE.—A shack, con- W. IseUn, .99. $44,723,000 in wholesale sales re- Randolph was reelected head of Lnnftn'P. Powell, preacher: CAN you ported for the entire county. car with a Company's name on it,strurted by youngsters in the th woodbridge Chapter, American Garbage rates in the township e "Much of the best work dor.e In retail and wholesale trade left ' Robert's Inn' with much woods in the Avenel section, will j Red Cross at ^ ammai i are as ofllows: meeting COUNSEL PLEADS by men today is done in their sev- noise. combined Wogdbridge's 363 em- be destroyed by the Township on held Tuesday night at the high District 1, Woodbridge, .04; dis- SMRilOt? trict 2, Fords and Hopelawn, .06; enties." ployees drew $329,000 during the "2. At 2:25 A. M, a party came the complaint of the police depart- school. Other officers reelected Continued From Page One district 4, Avenel, .20; district 5, year, as compared with the $7,379,- cut and a man by the name of ment. ment of loans and grants by the • were: .14; district 6. Iselin, 000 received as wages by the Barney collapsed and was helped It appears that youngsters, oc- Vice chairman JJr. I. T. Spencer; Federal government, that it is im- j 4—4)071 6,717 retail and wholesale workers into another car because he was cupyiiig the shack, are alleged to secretary, Mrs. L. Reynolds, treas- 7, Sewaren, .04. possible to hope that further fav- employed elsewhere in the county. unable to walk. be committing petty thefts andiurer, Mrs. George Hunter; chair- orable consideration will be ex- Woodbridge had 354 of the 3,-j "3. At 2:30 o'clock A. M., a par- housing their loot tbere. man of the Junior Red Cross, Vic- QtizensCommittee tended on the Woodbridge cross- 482 retail stores and 6 of the 144 [ ty came out, stepped into a noisy tor C. Nicklas; chairman of produc- ings and Continued From Page One wholesale establishments. jcar, license number IX plus READ TitE. LEADER-JOU1WAL tion, Mrs. John Breckenridge;, .^j-^ "Whereas, it is.the general sense t>ufl et the members to chairman of suppers, J. Rauchman; j 8 and feeling oi this committee, in Thos. F. Burke social welfare worker, Mrs. A. L. current common ^^ tne residents of Huber; executive board, J. H. th* ovtrexpendirures in —Fmtrd Dhtdon— expenses." Woodbridge, that some concrete ac Thayer Martin, August F. Grein- uotionn should be taken immediately The wordy battle waged on un- ^ Kencr, er, John E. Breckenridge and Mis. 1 n of the cross- C, C. Jones. ta after midnight with outsiders! J* kind to ike ikim, TW^ Classified Directory District chairmen named were as drawn into the argument. Wi 366 STATE STREET Bluic* in mmifmndj u' ** & resolved by follows: much semblance of order, the au-! PERTH AMBOY, N. J. dit was questioned by the corn- wnship Committee of the Sewaren, Mrs, Morrison Chris- h f Wdbd the Port Reading, Mr. Hapstack m^tteTwirM^aMM^And^ * pointing out that the published | ^y^^d^x that the CANVASSERS—G«K1 cummision. Write Avenel, Mrs. Frank Barth; Colo- iTow: Clerk: be and he is here- Joseph V. Coitello, Mgr Bo* 3, care o( this pap?r. nia, Mrs. Arthur Saywell; Iseiin, audit did not include bond ex- but only cash directed to WAHTED—To attend the game u( all Mrs. Nash; Fords, Mrs. Howard Commissioners of the State of games—Eegulir Weekly Party Ev.ry Madison; Keasbey, Mrs.. Deik, New Jersey that the community of Treat ThurBday Evenmg it Our Lady u( Ml Cmrmel Audlturium. Ambuy Avenue, its that proper and Thtr* It * nbrttat*- Woodbndse Attrnmive Prizes Cash Mrs. Huber gave Uie report oa action be taken by awards. AdsiissioD 35c $3 900 im Bark* BLADES social welfare work from Novem- said board against the Pennsyl- MANAGERS—Men with previous vam- • ber 1 to April 1 while, Mrs. Hunt- vania Railroad Company, to com- urn cleaners tipenence, must have i^ir er, the treasurer, repdrted a very New Jersey eipansioii program We need pel compliance of its order and de- AiiOict iBd ompalfa muiffn, •apcr- successful yearwith both the merri cision of September 26* 1934, to ilon ami nervier miui«t. Apply by letter to L. S Pulling. Dist Manager. ; ing Way over the top. Eurelu Vacuum Cluaners Co., 858 Broad | raised, each side accusing the oth- 8t.. Newark. N J It I er. Several voters, present declared KAN witli car uitcrestt-d in executive GOLDEN WEDDING TO that "the ten men took it upon poaitiun J36 to JSO a »-tek Commis- flioff &ud btmu.a ti- start No canvassing BE OBSERVED APRIL themselves to ask the members to All salts dune by appuintrntfiu Write resign afld that toeir opinion was JUDGE BROWN in care of this paper READ THE WANT-ADS DV TUDICTICC BECAUSE you'll save money, farst of all. Practically DI LnRlO I ltd not the wish of the majority of the Continued From Page One MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE • . registere__ d voters., " avenue and Elmer Anderson, ul every day you can find the very things you're look SEWAREN.—Residents of this' •Thejompiete resolution read as. 163 Cutter aevnue, were sentenc-l WHOOPEE roum wanted, so owner section are bdnding together to follows: traded in Timken silent automatic ml ing for, at real price values. led to 30 days each in the county! burner (or complet£ unit, burner re- send cards and leters to two well- IMOLPTION workhouse on charges of drunk condluoueil guaranteed, terms Daim YOU'LL save time, too, by reading the want-ads. No known and f*rmer residents, Mr.' "WHEBEAS, in the opinion of k Cu., 211 E Front St., Tek PUd. 6-- ani disorderly conduct. 1014: 11 Livingston Ave., Tel. New matter what it is you're after, you can piit your and Mrs. E. W. Christie, now re- <&* committee, acting for and by! Thomas Markey of 39 New Brumwirk 39T8 finger on it in a jiffy . . , siding at Cresco Court, Apt. 19, the request of the people of the:Street Metuchen and Frank Bara lAmsworth avenue, Tacoma, Wash- Fifth **« District the Board of| Cornptonavenue Woodbridie FOR SA.LE— Red, maie Dachahund. 10 SAVE now through the LEADER-JOURNAL want-ads ofsl mug old. sired by champion dd. A ... if you've something to sell for cash, or there's 'ington, who will celebarte their Fire Commissioners of said district were fjned Uve &0}]^s each Cood show prospect at a reasonable 'Golden Wedding on Wednesday, by *«r a<*o» or inaction havei am PerkalL of Fords naid'a ten prlc* Call, Lyman Peck. Tel Rabway something you want to buy, phone Woodbridge S 7-16J4W , been extravagant and care- dollar fine while John &—1400 today! Mr. and Mrs. Christie axe the lea» •Mi public funds, and there- 0, POR SAXK— Public AddWaa Amplifying parents of Morrison Christie, a for« ve incompetent for the office Systeip A powerlul hicfa-fldelhy ay>- Imed « M lem Will saendee complete set for $40. member of the Township Board ot to which they have been elected, Call tuiy evening, Perth Amboy 4-2795. The LEADER-JOURNAL WANT-ADS Education. The elder Christie was because they hav diverted funds colored, of Perth Amboy, received Mayor of the Township for two appropriated for water by the vote suspended sentences on a disorder- WANTED TO BCT terms, once hi the 1880's and again °f 1* people to the payment of ar- 10AL ESTATE FOI «ALE ly charge on promise to pay George ia 1921. It was during his first term Ucki •* «ervkes of questionable WE BUY buok* manzinej. picture*, A. Tyler, ol the Chicken Club, for STERN 4 SRAGO&T — Rnl that he was instrumental,in start- emergency, and B Frust pprints, , old documenta. mapsp, , FUR STOfiAGE damages to his property sustained tl , pamphieuippuihi . . i^^f^ f aullo Hroktm Desirable honu* for ing a police force and aided in the' "WHEREAS, they have broken (-rapba. stamps. (Minn, etc J10 foraulo Der- - Wobdbridee Towaihtp a>d vldnlty 8U>re Tour fun (ar Bummer during a free-for-all fight. The t fSXO anndd up Buy before the rue Ri 4 n appointment of the first two offi- faith **& the citizens by failing rydkle Press Books. The Book Mark, y g colored youths declared that they S3 lladisoD Ave . Perth Amboy, Tel. Mim St., Woodbridge. Tel. S-0UD All Wort Quiruiteed to 4-30830 5 8 Woodbridge Fur Shop cers the late Chief of Police Patrick funds placed in their were on the defensive instead of E. R FINN * COMPANY b Avenue. Tel. Wout. tt-0770 W. Murphpyy and the late Lieut, their actions have the offensive and were innocent 'PRIVATE COLLECTOR willing to buy uid Insurance al full value your ANTIQUE FURXI- Patrick Cullinane. At one time Mr, helped to create a debt and mayvictims. TUkB, PICTURES and BRIC-A-BRAC Street. Woodbndet, >'. J Christie aUo served as Board Of create another to the detriment ol W. J Mat-key US Second PI, Plain- Tel. Wo. »-12a fleld Tel 6-66SO-U Health inspector. He came u> Wooa ^ overburdened taxpayer*; and NODCI THOMAS F. aUBKE, INC. bridge as a young man, being em-1 "WHEREAS, they did publish or Take notice that HARRY KEY-' Ri;al Estate & Insurance ployed by the Wheeler Condenser cause to ** published an incom- ERS intends to apply to the town- SEKVICE—OILS py y e r nser lt t - Mortgages - m Carteret, which at that time was plete *t ott money receiyed ship Committee of the Township YOU CA.N have your thoet tuOi-itoled 366 State Street, Perth Amboy BDCKUTI Di PQIM a part of Woodbridge Township. and expended from April 1, 1836of Woodbridge for permission to i . with cardboard but tt won't wear. So Phone 4-0424 to February 28, 1S37; and it |a with moiur oil Any old kind ul JACXMHTI IN woaamaDOM transfer the license for the dis- oil OLD be uaed in yuur cntokcaae. ! MM BOTTLES TEST •WHEBEAS, it U our bounden pensing of altpholic beverage, now bui ill) yuur bird luck wheo you am PUNTING—STATIONERY CCt^KNTK duty to, our fellow citizens wb^m inlenur kiodi Cities Sem ice Kool- --. j — held by him for premises located at Mtrtor Oil in tkt be»t rootur inauntnc* | PHJNTllftS—We print everyihuui from we represent by their unanimous the corner df Smith and Peterson you uui buy JUICY'S SEKVICE a card to » nemptper. Cill our np- LEGAL NOTICE San Calif.—ScientisU, ie- choice to recommend and demand streets, Keasbey, u> new premises BTA.T1ON, J71. AMI*)* A« , Wd*e . I renemiian tor*2& " ' . — -• • - Tel. Wdp 8^)663. !S-140O mnuijpm OOCVTV oeoUy dropped moCe than e.UOO the following named Tire Cow- Uwatad at South stwet, Block 3JA, gcuoturrt oomi bottle* into the Pacific Ocean cax- mUBfcmera, to wit: Mr. Patrick Do- Lot 22A, Keaabey, still in hU own NOTICK TO CHKDITOHfi rying return postcards in mi effort nato, Mr. John Azud and Mr. John name. to determine the drift ot currents Urban, to voluntarily resign, or be that carry eggt, larvae and young removed, or otherwise vacate th*ir Objections, if any, should be made immediately1 m wrttlngto B. dlraeUoo id Fnak A. fish. respective office* as Fire Commis- FREE! t*Uu( the Couaty i J Dumgan, clerk, Woodbridge iiuaen of the Fifth Fire District, Wtth New Jersey. ^^ Aventl and Colonia, Christensens store PASS RESOLUTIONS Woodbridge (SIGNED) HAHRY MEYERS. xuu U UM **I4 IIICMMJ. uadtr fr Township: "r »Hino«t k*. wltUo dx madtlu bam "THESEFC-HE, BE IT RESOLV- Ud or ftey wlU b* tonmr bund r bund ON CHIEF'S DEATH ED, that «re demand that the said WOpDBRlDGE ' id my lOioaioa uenfav i Ikke Miidd —f— 97 MAIN STREET Ad i three fin commiiwioners vulun- Man* a . INT. WOODBRIDGE. — Resulutloi* LOUIS C.*»n tarily resign their office* within 11PERT UTTERS IN'ATTENDAN BLAKES STATIONERY""""' on the death at the late Chief of ten days hereof; and be it UHUAMXN a nt "WISHER RESOLVED, that In 100 MAW STREET WOO N. J. Cuuoaisr tt l«w. ed Matty night by the Township • M ttntt. the event of their failure to resign POLLY PRESTON. Wnlirt H. J.. CUk at a cagular Towasfaip we shall present a petition to the M O U 1 S H S r 4 < t i S Township Committee of Wood-