VOLUME 43. No 21. South Ambdy, N. J., Friday, August 28, 1928. Price Four Cents. BUS DRIVERS LICENSE REVOKED ROT ARIANS HEAR FIREMEN REFUSE EXPECT COAL STRIKE TO HAVE REV^E.A.MELL HELP FOR SELDON FOR BUS SCHEDULE VIOLATIONS Tells Of Work Of "Y" In City And Council*! Offer To Puy Half Of Co.t ! LITTLE EFFECT ON LOCAL SUPPLY In County. Of Painting Rejected at Spl. Meat. Another Receives a Two Day Suspension for "Loafing"— Rev. E. Aurice Mell, Secretary of The Independence Engine & Hose Stocks Put In Private Cellars During Summer And Sup- the P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. of this city, Company, at a special meeting held After This Week No Further Police Regulation Will was the speaker at the weekly lunch on last Saturday evening, rejected an plies Now Held By Dealers Sufficient To Last Until* eon of the South Amboy Rotary offer ostensibly coining from the Be Carried On—Council to Make Changes in Ordinance Club last Tuesday. He told of the Common Council, to pay half of the Suspension At Mines Is Over—-No price Increase Yet. organization, and the accomplish- cost of renovating the Seldon truck, Action of bus drivers in "loafing" ment and the aims of this great or- if the fire company would pay the The suspension of production'in the ganization, and told of what had been other half. The vote was all' but on Bordentown avenue, in violation done by the "Y" in South Amboy,' anthracite coat fields, which was an- of the recent edict of the Mayor and unanimous, it is said. nounced this morning to take effect WRITE and of the 'hopes for the- future of The offer to the company was LITTLE TOT HAS Chief of Police has already, resulted the local association. He spoke of at midnight on Monday, will have HW • in the revoking of one license, and TO HOME FOLKS made through the secretary of the tie if any, effect on local homeown- efforts under way to secure the neworganization, John Conlogue, * whp in one suspension. Y. M. C. A. building on Broadwsy, A . «UL • un. •> «_ i era. according to a survey of the lo- Last Sunday, J. R. Palmer, driver Chief ef Police deasea Receives is also City Engineer. Mayor Harold l NARROWfc li W ESCAP Owr(E Utter Free. DaaflaUr From Japan and of the need for the new location G. Hoffman, also a member of 'the * £_ '" ***** *"• cal situation made through the corut- for Wm. Rosenvinge, owner of Bill's so that the association • could be of I esy of local coal dealers this morning. Bus Line, received a two day sus- tire company, was among those who Chief of Police" and Mrs. Gleason further service to the city. In an in-!expressed disapproval of the com- " Martin {Noble, six year'old son of The suspension is not expected to last pension, and on Wednesday Frank have received a newsy letter from teresting manner, Mr. Mell touched more than two or three weeks, accord- Yardanski, holder of bus driver's pany bearing any of the cost of the Mr. and '.Mrs. Edward Noble, of their daughter and tor husband,,Mr. on various points of "Y" work, truck painting. . Augusta street, while returning from ing to the consensus of opinion and , permit So. 6, a driver for Earl Clif- and Mrs. w: H. Rloodgood> mailed stressing the point that tn service an. errand for his mother, and at-the dealers have in storage, or en- ford, had his badge called in and It is understood that the council route from the mines stocks suffic- from Yokohoma, Japan, on August lies the greatest success. has had bids for the work of fixing tempting to cross Stevens avenue at found himself out of a job. Several 10th. The couple are on a honey- the' intersection of Stevens avenue ient to last under ordinary condi- complaints had been made against Oscar Barr was the winner of this up the appearance of the Seldon, the tions of demand from'"si* weeks to moon trip to the Philippine Islands week's "stunt", defeating George bids running $300 and $200 for the and Augusta street on Wednesday this driver for "loafing" and for in-where Mr. Bioodgood will be sta- evening, shortly before six o'clock, two months. It would appear also, solence to patrons. In one instance Gundrum, Jr., and being awarded the job from local men, and one bdi of that the coal mining companies have tioned for some time in the service weekly prise. -Among visitors of the was struck by « car driven and he is alleged to have told one woman, of the United States Government. $195 from an out of town concern. in storage above ground coal stocks Club were Bert Hendel, of Mtnlstee, It is thought that the council will owned by John T. Loyd, of 313 S. W. who'asked for a fair rate of speed They are travelling on the Dollar 5th street, Harrison, N. J. and slight- that will materially supplement this ~'aa that she could make a train con- Miehfgan; EmH Anderson, of Welch, go ahead with the repainting work supply. Hejice the feeling that there Steamship Line steamer "President West Virginia; Harold Stryker, of ly injured. ' nection,-"to get off and walk." Lincoln" and have probably reached despite the refusal of the fire com- was nothing at all in the -situation '•, During the past week Officer Woodbridge, Aylin Pierson and John pany to cooperate. The boy was thrown beneath the to worry about, despite the strike the Philippines ere this reaches the Wester, of Perth Amboy, and Har- car, and semed to realize the danger, Bioodgood has ben assigned to special eye of the reader. having 'actually been called. No in- duty in .regulation; of buses at the old: Stephenson of Merchantville. INSTALL SAFETY"DEVICE for witnesses saw the little tot crease in prices of coal is .expected Leaving this city on July 18th and squirm in such a manner that he was 'starting point, and: officers.on duty The Pennsylvania Railroad has in and it thought that before the local at the corner of Main street and Ste-traveling by rail through Chciago TALL CEDARS CLAMBAKE clear of the' wheels of the vehicle, stocks are exhausted the sources of vens avenue have been checking time and Omaha, they boarded ship at San stalled a novel medium' of protec- before it had time to run over him. TO TAKE PLACE TOMORROW tion' to motorists at the south side supply will again be functioning at of arrival at that point As a fur- Francisco. Their arrival at that He was immediatley rushed to the normal production. • ther step to check "loafing" it is ex- port was thirteen hours behind The Perth Amboy Forest No. 68,of the Deep Cut bridge. It is an office of.-Drf E. A. Meacham, who pected that the. running time from behind schedule and the President Tall Cedars of Lebanon will hold iron gate with suitable warning found he was but slightly injured, al- • The local dealers Beem to be of the Lerner's corner' to the corner of Lincoln was compelled to postpone their, fourth annual clambake at Lights, that swing acrotw the entrance though witnesses to the accident opinion that local home owners have Main street and Stevens'avenue Will sailing for many hours because of the Pfeiffer's Farm tomorrow afternoon of the bridge, to warn motorists that thought the little fellow had been htid in even more than the normal be cut down to eight minutes, with delay to the party, There were quite at 3 o'clock. It is extweted that one a train is approaching, and when fatally Injured. : supply of coal for winter uses during a number of passengers for the ship of the greatest gatherings that has swung back in place, guards against the past few-weeks. These with stor- a two minute allowance for a stop In his statement to Sergeant of age space particularly have filled their at the latter point. and the trains were detained by an ever attended one of theri bakes will ../lorlHts not familiar with the road, Police David Quinlan, who was on accident somewhere west of Omaha. be on hand tomorrow at the farm. running down tne tracks. It Is a bins and one dealer estimated that at the. scene of the accident within sev- least one third- of the local people After this week there will be no • Mrs. Bioodgood;has become quite The" tickets thh) year are being sold contrivance needed for . some time, eral minutes, Loyd, said he was pro- further police regulation in starting, a Mah Jong fan, it is reported and in very rapidly. and the railroad company are receiv- had n h C them nntil and it is likely that changes will be ceedfng south on Stevens' avenue, ,* J?* k ?S} ^i"? a contest on board ship won a price ing many favorable comments on the going at a rate of speed between IB' HUE* !!„ £. ? **,Teat * ma" made to the bus ordinance requiring of fifteen hundred dollars. She has move. the bus owners to maintain a starter alto.entered into the ship activities QUESTION LOCAL and 20 miles an hour. Seeing the J^Xjf'X.i* J'T.t JLi,?? ' if there is further complaint of and has been elected a member of the "loafing." Suspensions and revok- executive committee ' on entertain- MEN ABOUT MURDER OLD HOME DAY ^rve^harpTAeiet^ut not BttftAaWSA ing of drivers' badges,will be made ment. She also heads the finance p y immediatelv for drivers "laying committee and holds the office of Of Perth Asaboy Bank Messenger y gn a sum Last Friday. / IS GIVEN BOOST fittSX? LV- g»sut regarL»Sd t«!o th»e -*strik•e situatio&.*>.*»n has star *- down" on schedule. treasurer. In a nail driving contest, mons to appear at the City Hall on Att Meeting OOf Eixaaage Club Wed the evening of August 29th to await ted a small flurry of orders for local she qualified for second prise but re- Three local men, two of them em- coal deliveries but these are expec- fused • to accept it because she. was •esdajr Neea. the outcome of the injuries suffered ployees at the Victory Bridge, were by the boy. As soon as the news ted to be entirely filled before the $78,430.76 FOR at the time serving as chairman.of questioned by authorities at Perth Definite plans and the exchange of middle of next week. After that the prize.committee. spread of the accident almost one" Amboy it was learned, shortly after views on' the proposoed celebration hundred of his little friends gath- the dealers expect to be able to take Both Mr. and Mrs. Bioodgood are the murder of James E. Gallagher, of of Old Home Day again next year, ered at his home to learn of the"care of the ordinary small lot orders PUBLIC SCHOOLS enjoying excellent health and seem Commerce street, Perth Amboy, a was the topic of general interest dis- seriousness of the accident. that make up the greater part of the Mew Commercial Teacher Secured To to be getting all there is to get out messenger of the Perth Amboy Trust cussed by the members of the Na- fall and early winter business of the Fill Only Vacancy. of the voyage and trip in the way of Company, and the theft of the $14,-tional Exchange Club at their regular coal men without delay. Filling, of the last vacancy in the pleasure. 000 payroll of the Stillman, D.lhanty weekly luncheon held at Seacroft on WAR VETERAN" The reaction of local residents to teaching staff of the local public _ A host of friends of the newly- and Ferris Company, which occurred Wednesday noon. The guests at the news of the developments of the schools was the most important, pro- weds in this city undoubtedly wish in Perth Amboy on Friday afternoon. the luncheon were Thomas Lyons, of controversy between the miners and bably, of the several decisions of them success in their new home so The names of the men are being this city, Oscar Reinhardt,' president CALLED TO REST the coal operators would indicate ac- the Board of Education at a meeting far away. ' withheld, because their presence of the. Business Men's Association, cording to one dealer, that neither neld Wednesday night. The va- about the bridge at the time was and James- D, Van Pelt, president of Jacob W- Kurts^io* In taeoma Hos- side is favored with public sentiment. cancy, that of an instructor for the fully explained, and very satisfac- the Chamber of Commerce, and pital—Bo4r B«i»f Shipped Here. There was but little anxiety appar- stenography aijd typewriting divi- PEACEMAKER FALLS torily by the men to the police; | chairman of the Old Home Day Corn- Jacob W. Kurti, 27 years of age, ent and summer orders were" some- sion of the commercial'department, It seems that the two employees mittee the last time held in this city, World War veteran, and the son of what below normal until about six was filled with the election of Miss INTO HANDS OftOPS at the bridge, on Friday, asked a Dr. Frank N. Grace of Parlin was Mr. and Mrs, George Kurti; of 415 iweeks ago. Hilda Tinney, of HoUenstown, Pa. friend of theirs who owns an automo- admitted as a new member of the Conbver street, who has for the past The prospects of an increase in There were five applcktions for •reakiag Us> CMMiW* Fight Lead* several weeks been confined to the T« City Hall. bile, if he would not take them to the club. , . the price of coal, which seemed to be the position from the following: Miss bridge so that they might get their It will be remembered that the Government hospital at Taeoma, apparent some months ago, has had its. J. Hampton, of Bracketsville, Pa., Anna Sisolak, of Augusta street, money. Be consented, and the trio first move of the new Exchange Club Washington, died on Tuesday morn- a tendency to increase the popularity Miss Ida Mute, of Paulsboro, Miss who to well-known in police circles left. After arriving at the bridge, was to interest, the people in the ing. His family were notified of his of coal substitutes. A concern which Helen E. Gherety, of Caraden, and death by the physicians in charge of Here and in this vicinity was again the two employees proceeded to the idea of again celebrating Old Home manufactures a substitutll 1 ll e forr harMTd Mies Jean C. Dwyer of Perth Am- hailed to the City Hall before Judge pay office of the bridge .contractors DayvJn South Amboy. With this in the institution. "His" body "wiif be eoal"with"m«°nv"'of t S T \° t boy. The report wnicn recommend- mind, the Club have set forth to ar- brought to this city and interned in Oo?h hard 2d sofe c«l H^f 2 ed Miss Tinney, made by Superinten- Reuben Forgotson the past week. and were-waiting about for the ar- Thia time Miss Anna had a different rival of the paymaster. The driver range a calendar of events which dent of Schools O. O.-Barr,. stated wMl lead, up to the plans for the that while the educational qualifica- charge to answer to Instead pf the of the car figured he had .waited tions,'of all of the applicants were old one of Srunning away. .She waslong enough, and proceeded to his, event At the meetinJmrg v *.—this week, practically' tae same- in excellence, charged with being a disorderly per- home without waiting for his the plan was discussed in the pres- Miss Tinney had had a bit more ac- son, by Pater Dorbeonsky, a neigh- charge*. ence of Mr. Van,Pelt, who promised bor, who claimed that'Anna was in- After the news of the robbery and to call a meeting of the old com- tual experience both in the teaching terfering with his children and flgftt- and commercial spheres and had murder had spread about the bridge, mittee, in order to get the consensus - -" —*• """WIVIIO »v iiiti mar- ln| with them. the two local youths proceeded to the and was committed to the'Govern- — • *°p,hard coal in the future, both made'a very successful • record 1 of opinions, and if possible to get the ment hsopital several months tgo. He in Of course Mis*'Anna had.an en- place they' had left their friend in help of the committee in "the enter- nationally and locally, and this as- the car, and upon not.finding him, was later released, much relieved by pect of the case is said to be influenc- tirely different story to toll, but prise. No definite date has as yet omnthe treatment given him at the hos- o Miss Dcate, who was in charge of got uneasy, and made inquiries about ing both the coal operators and tht! Judge Yafflgotson placed her on three been set for the meeting but it will pital, and believed to Have been the stenography and typewriting last months probation. 8be seemed re- him, wait* resulted in the police be- miners unions. .< year in the local schools, will this be held in the near future. cured. A sudden attack came on lieved when told she could go home, lieving that the man might know . It is surprising to note the Inter- year be transferred to take charge something about the payroll and the lim, and he again sought relief at after: a lecture by the Judge, est being manifested by, the peo; " the same institution, but after an op- ot the subjects handled by Miss U seems that Miss Anna's sisters, murder. The men were asked to CAR KNOCKSWOMAN Underwood, whose resignation creat- accompany the detectivesfon the case, of .this city. People in all eration, it was found that he was children will, sort of. mixed into a of life are anxious that the Old Home suffering from something serious ed the only vacancy in the local little argument that could be settled and a hurried visit to this city, after DOWNeJfO ARREST staff,- ..--••.••• • • -. all efforts to locate the car and dri-Day celebration be again made one and beyond medical attention. The without her interfering, but 'she of the big events of South Amboy. family were notified three weeks ago Mrs. Sarah Beyce Narrowly Firaaea According to the several reports mixed Into a free for all, which re- ver in Perth. Amboy failed* revealed Serious lajurjr la AceiaW."^" the missing car and driver in the The advertising this city received that death was only a matter of time, of the committees, superintendent, sulted In her invitation to the City and that he was sinking fast. etc,, the school buildings have, been Hall. _ . : ..'• • owners yarjd, in the Melrose,section during the years -it so successfully carried on the celebrations made It Mrs. Sarah BoyceTof 339 John .si, thoroughly renovated and all. is now of the city. The body will not be in this city i had a narrow escape from serious in- in readiness for the opening of a by-word on the tongues of 'per-until some time next week. It {s The fellow was sitting in his carsons far and near. The eyes of the Ijury last night on Stevens avenue, schools, which will take place on OZffiNS TRAILING estimated that it wlil take at least I when she stepped directly in front of calmly smoking a cigarette when the city are now centered on the offi- 0 September ftth. The only work of an detectives'-drove up. He was sur- IN^TI,* g«»*»! »»•*•» this city, an automobile owned and driven by extensive: program yet to be complet- cers and members of the Exchange Undretaker. Robert P. Mason is ar- prised to learn they wanted to talk Club, who will be watched eagerly I Theodore Schulman, of 619 Hemlock ed is the painting of tne cupom oh TWO VILE WOMEN to him, and equally surprised to School No. 2, according to President Objects Te LaaiMge Used At Prea* for news of .the celebration from this learn of the murder and the robbery. time to time. I knocked down by the car but was R. U. Rue. , laeat Corner H After due questioning the men were | able to get up unassisted and refused There were present at the meet- The matter will, be brought to the to be brought to a dpctor. It was be- Two young ladies in the habit of released, the police fully satisfied attention of the Business Men's ing only Mrs. Chase and Messrs. Rue annoying the people who live in the that they kknei w nothing of the crime PAUL LEO SINGER lieved by the police that the woman •ml Woodward. Superintendent Association at their next session.* It was hurt seriously. vicinity of Bordentown, and Stevens that had beicn committed an-hour or is expected that they will be in Paul Leo Singer, age nine years, Van acted as aecretary tor the meet- avenues, had better change their According to the statement made ing In the absence of Wm. E. Em- so before. sympathy wrht the move and will of- son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Singer, hang out for the police actfpg on the oi i*if e •) fer their help to the Exchange Club. of 104 North Broadway, died at the to Sergeant Quinlan by Schulman, mons, who is enjoying his annual advice of Councilman C. Leon Co*. Newark Eye and Ear Hospital, after Mrs Boyce walked directly in front vacation. '' zena are.looking for them'in an ef- BIRTHDAY SURMISE PARTY SECOND STREET RESIDENT several days illness, on Monday last. of his machine as he was proceeding "'fie financial report showed a to- fort to put an end to a series of TAKEN TO CITY HALL The boy was born in New York City north on Stevens avenue. \ The driv- tal appropriation of $78,430,76 avail- talks anything but inspiring that Is Little Harry Nau, age seven, son of on March 7th, 1916, and came to er maintained that if he was going at able for the operation of the schools carried 'on by the two girls in ques- Mr. and Mrs. Ove Nau, of Pine ave- Frank Podufalski of 314 Second a very god rate of speed the woman 1 this city with tiis parents several during, the ensuing fiscal year. Of tion. nue, was delightfully surprised on hisstreet created quite a scene at.his years ago, and have since made their would have been seriously hurt by '-tills amount there is a balance now It seems, according to Councilman birthday during the week when a host home during the week, so much so home on Broadway. 3 impact. The woman would jr. . of 176,171.69. Cozzens, that between,the hours of of his little admirers met at hjs home that someone called the City Hall fer no charges against the driver and to honor him and to wish him many and acquainted them with the fact. The little fellow attended the local he was allowed to proceed on his way Bids for the furnishing of a num- 7:30 and .9 o'clock, the two young lublic schools, and had a large num- ber of drawing desks and instructors ladies take a stroll to this corner and happy returns of the day. The home Police Officers O'Connor and Cough- Sergeant Quinlan who happened to was beautifully decorated in white lin were soon at the scene of the >er of friends who greatly admired be on Stevens avenue ut the time tables were submitted by two local there anchor for their two hours of him. His death came as a great iirms, E..S. Mason & Son and H. amusement, which consists of a series and yellow. A table bending beneath trouble, and escorted Podufalakl to of the accident made a full report of good things' to eat attracted the eyes the City Hall, where he remained shocks to those who knew him. Al- the case in the books at the City Hall. Wolff ft Co. The bids were sub- of abuse retorts and indecent lang- though knowing of his illness, every- mitted on equipment made of oak in uage. No one seems to' know who of those who attended the party, and some time. He was given a warning inis was the second automobile ac- before the close of the day satisfied and a suspended sentence. one felt that he would soon be among cident of this .nature on Stevens ave- the one caBe and birch and maple in or where they come from but they them again. • the other. The figures quoted were the inner man. nue this week. keep regular hours, or have been Polufalski moved to this address The funeral was held from the very low, according to board mem- keeping them for some time. Games and dancing were enjoyed only several weeks ago with his bers, and were also very close .to home of relatives on Norfolk street. Miss> liee Kl until a late Hour, Little Harry was family. It is recorded on the police New York City on Tuesday and in-c ™ AJtman, Domestic each other as to amounts. The bids showered^ wtih numerous pretty and blotter that he imbibed too freely Science Expert of the Westinghouse were hold for consideration by f.io The work of putting in the curb- terment mode In Mount Juda Cem- ing and sidewidltB on Ferris street is useful gifts. Among those present in aome beverage that had a telling etery in Brooklyn, N, Y. Many local Electric & Manufacturing Company, ro b be| were Boy, Beatrice, Herbert and Ni-effect, and hctried to tell the world peoplo attended the funeral ser- who has been nt the offices of the '\E rt :< W rapidly pushed to completion na Mathiason, Walter Anderson, all about something no one frunled Jersey Central Power & Light Com- by the contracting firm of Graham i'iceH. Besides his parents, a broth- Helen Anderson, Lillian And Daisy to hear. He WM talked out when er Harold survives. pany on Broadway since yesterday, figures. & McKeon of Perth Amboy. Yes- Nnu, Thomas Anderson, Mrs. S. Nau, arraigned befpre Judge Forgotson. will continue to lecture ami demons! terday work on the nortr h side of the Mrs. W, Cnsey, Mra, M, Muthlason, twite to the people of the city the ad- AdjournmenAdj t came at the end of A new concrete siclewulk is bciiig a half hour session. ' , street was begun, the softth side be- Mrs. D. Mathiason, Mrs. T. Anderson, HARVEST HOME vantages- of electric cooking today ing very nearly done. The use of, Mrs, C, Nau, Mr, and Mrs. Ove Nau. nirl in fiont of the residence of Mr. from 2 o'clock until eight o'clock and up-to-date labor saving equipment 'or Cliffwood M~,"~E. Church, Sept. ntl Mm. J:inic3 Wullirt on I'ine nve- at_tne,Rnl»e hours tomorrow. Mirny Don't forget Laurence 'Harbor enalblen the firm , to accomplish an Benefit all next week, Empire Outini, Saturday, Sept. S, 192S. 2nd at the Church Grove. First unusual amount of work daily. Tbaatre, ampicas Buslneia Maa't •upper 6. P. M. Fancy work booth. down on upper Pine expert Jectiircs nlrendy! Attociation. Adv. Everybody wanted. .. 8-7-4t The Empire, next week, under the Monday to Saturday night next „ A regular mooting of thn Common •tsfpicM of So, Amboy Businai* weak feature attractions al "Your Don't forget Lauranc* Harbor Visit "Your Horn* Town" Theatre, Feature Picture, every nifht next Council will be held noj(t Tuesday Men's'.Association. Adv. Hone Town" Theatre. Adv. Outing, Saturday, Sept. S, 1928, the Empire, every night next week. reek at the Empire, Broadway. Adv. evening at the City Hall. Page THE SOUTH ANBOY CITIZEN WEST KNOCKS OUT Lucey Looks Good Lucmy The way to hive gixxl luck Is 1 HALBRAN IN THREE ROUNDS SPORT CHATTER sweut for it; the way to liuvu Find lui'U Seven Bout* Full of Action on Poul- By HAM and EGGS Is to truat to luck.—The Dulutli HERE AND THERE •en'* Card. Hail the newly crowned King, of Herald. Before a capacity house Mooney the Flyweights. Franki* Geataro Poulsen and Ray Handerhan staged travelled all the way to the Golden .their first fall boxing show present- Uate to drop his title to an eighteen IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS ing seven bouts that were full of year old scnool boy, Fidel LaJiarba. FOR OVER i action from start to finish. The rtarry Ertle of New Jersey awaraded cross river boxing improvises packed the decision to the Californian afUr them in despite the warm weather. ten round* of hard fighting. W«l Stops Indian in Three Round* The League of Nation* will be 200 YEARS Tommy West of Trenton took haarlem oil has been a world-' three rounds to add to his belt the called in to settle the firemen', scalp of Chief Halabran of New league. wide remedy for kidney, liver and York. The Chief did not live- up to Sacred Hearts look out. Laurence bladder disorders, rheumatism, Did Roger. Lay Down to Maurers? his reputation as a fighter and show- Harbor is after your *calp. 0 6 futility Stinion ha* quit Perth Joseph W. Lu lumbago and uric acid conditions. Ugly rumors are going around town that Rogers laid down in the K "" ed little fight. The bell saved him cey, former star •with Maurcrs last Sunday and let them walk away with the game. The in the first and second rounds and Amboy and nay finiah the *ea*on wrSter was not present at the game but from accounts of it, it would seem with the Heart*. Right now he couid pitcher for the {after one minute and fifty seconds Jersey City Inter- ,that Rogers let the Maurer team cop it so that they could be brought back of t'he third round, a hard right on be uted in the short field as French •for another game. These rumors were also afloat after the Jamesburg the chin put him down for the count. •earns to be off his feet or something. national league /*f HAARLEM OIL game. Taking into consideration the fact that the Sacred Hearts have on- The fans were not pleased with the Gene Johnion i* getting plenty of team. Is pitching ly lost five games this season, and Rogers lost four of these, would it not showing of the redskin who were action under his new manager. To- fine ball-with the be possible that he is going stale? Besides pitching Sundays, he. pitches [under the impression that he was not night at Betsytown he meets Patsy ISoston Red Sox. ' correct internal trouble*, stimulate vital * during the week and may be out of condition. trying his best, as he has stood up Nelson in the star bout of ten rounds. organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist against some of the best middle- Fight* at New Brunswick will get Advertise in tlio CItlzcu. on the original genuine GOLD MEDAL. Perth Amboy Ball Play.r Makinf Good in International Leagus weights in the country. It was an- under way vary shortly. Billy Urbanski of Perth Amboy has grasped the opportunity of dame nounced before the final bout that If Maurers don't play the Heart* .fortune and is playing a bang-up game in tlhe short field for Jersey City of the winner would be matched to fight again, why Roger* will be in a fine the International League. When the regular shortstop was injured Billy two weeks from Tuesday night and stew. stepped into his shoes with a bang and he will.be lucky if he will be sent Maxie Rosenbloom would be secured The Landings and the Heart* J>ack to replace (Urbanski. In a double header on Tuesday, the Jersey .City •to meet the winner. If Rosenbloom should bo. duo to repeat. -team was held to three hits and Urbanski collected two of these. While and. West meet, the fans will get a Rogers is leading as the meet val- residing in Perth Amlboy, he was never given much consideration by the line' on West as he will have no easy uable player on the Hearts for Jack cross river baseball managers, but this did not stop 1iis ambition to reach time with Rosenbloom, who recently McGuire's loving cup. the top, and if he keeps up his present playing, no doubt will be given the went six rounds with Jimmy Slat- School opens pretty son and then regular berth at shortstop. tery. basketball and football will come in- Sullivan, Snyder, Husic and Colletti to their own. Stinson • Fro* Lance Win Bouts Quite a nusabar of South Amboy Pud Stinson has severed his connection with the Perth Airtboy team, Joe Colletti easily bested Nick fans witnessed the double header on making the second local player to quit Brownmiller. Stinson is now at Mercer of New York. Pete Husic Saturday between the Giants and the Yes, .liberty and is open for inducements. He stated his willingness to play outpointed Steve Attell of New Pirates. with the Hearts, and Rogers should sign him up for the balance of the Brunswick. Gummy Snyder out- Speaking of the Giants, the Polish season, benching someone on the team to make room for him as he would pointed Battling Hogan of Newark. Giants and Sacred Hearts series ha* You Are he a valuable asset to the Hearts, both in his fielding and batting. He Farmer Sullivan, who has been out been called off. would make a tower of strength in the infield at Short as French seems to of the ring for a number of years ' Gammy Snyder showed wonderful be slipping and a rest might do him good. stepped four fast rounds with' Alf improvement when he stepped Billy a Safe Jensen, a new arrival from Denmark Turner at Long Brancb last Friday First Attendance at Boxing Sbowa Show* Promise ol Big Season and only the Dane's ability to with- sightight.. Pretty soonn be wilill bo readdy By the size of the crowd that turned out to witness the first of the stand punishment saved him from far JJohnnh y HossieHi . Driver— Fall and Winter bouts held in Perth Amboy under the leadership of Ray kissing the canvas. With proper Roland Kennedy la keeping in Handerhan and Mooney Poulsen, it would seem to indicate1 that the fans training Sullivan would make a lot shape by running every day la are> will turn out strong if the same kind of a card is held every two weeks. of the present day middleweighta paratien far a stiff season at St. By using club fighters, members turn,out strong as waa indicated In the step to beat him. Benadicta. Coach Bleed, wba devel. But What About Hossie, Snyder, Colletti and Husic bouto between local boy« and a fairly Hossie in Draw Battle with Badgley sped the Passaic wander basketball good top notcher will bring the fans out strong. If Poulsen and Handerhan The nearest Johnnie Hogsie ever team, baa signed to Coach Benedicts. "The Other Fellow" follow out their policy of no stars, all fighters and live up to this motto, came to be counted out came in the they wilt* pack them in. • . • second round of his bout with Til Badgley of Newark. Hossie was Coast Star in Demand WELTERS TO FEATURE AT v and gave It to Joe to auction off. The dropped for a count of nine at the One of our insurance policies is a OCEAN VIEW BOUTS TONIGHT watch was sold several times land end of the second round but came each time was sent back by the pur- back strong in, the final rounds and measure of protection for you and Conqueror* of Schaack and Harris iVaser tu be auctioned off again. had Badgley hanging on in the fifth to Meat. ' Someone offered Joe 926 for his hat and sixth rounds and was entitled to and he sold it several times. He al< a draw. your* that you should never ride with» Four 8 round bout will,be on tap so sold his suspenders for $20 and McNulty Disqualifies Fighter tonight at the Ocean View A. A., received Afty dollars for singing two In the opening four, Frankie Car- out. Let us explain. Long Branch. In the. .final eight songs and a fan offered him S20 to men and Nick Massaro met and Ref- round bout, Matchmaker Doesser'ack stop singing, which'he did. All told eree McNulty disqualified Massaro has paired two boys who both made $1178.00 was raised at the show for for his rough tactics. There were good in their initial appearance at the fund. only seven bouts scheduled but nine Long Branch. - He has matched took place, seven in the ring and two -Meyer Cohen of Holyoke, Mass., TOMMY WEST TO out in the audience. Massaro's and who recently gave Joe Harris of Carmen's handlers had a scrap after Elizabeth a trimming. Cohen wlil MEET CHARLIE ARTHURS their bout. 'Tomorrow You May Wish You Had, meet Pete Scarano of Bayonne, Who defeated Ray Schanck of New Bruns- Throe Teas and Four-Sixes Presented Seen Us Today" by Lsddy Kuty. TUSCONS WIN AND LOSE wick.. Cohen's most recent win was Last week the Tuscon Jrs. of So. a decision bout over Jimmy Kelley., Desiring to give the fans plenty of Amboy played two games with the The semi-Anal is a return bout action Laddy Kusy, matchmaker of Shendans of Fishtown, both teams that if it duplicates the previous one the Laurel A. C. will stage three ten breaking even. The Tuscons will will be a rip- roaring contest from round bouts and four sixes at his have to step if they want to take the start to finish. Georgie Dogherty of weekly show to be field on Monday series because Monday night they New York will meet Al M«teria of night at the Bank Street Arena. Al sure did take a bad beating by the New Brunswick. The last bout that Bryant who showed so good against tune of 13 to 3. But Saturday last . these lads had at Long Branch was Sailor Sam last week at the same they won by the score of 4 to 3. A Bert tililgon, ttrat buseniuu unu man- Reinhardt & Kurowsky crammed full of action . for six club will, meet Benny Nabers of New very exciting game was played but ager of the San Francisco Seals. l> rounds with little to choose between York. Dick Conlon, who hailed the Tuscons came out on top. The one of the leading players on the Pa- the boys. So this return bout ovor his return to Newark last week by Tuscons are expecting a series with cific coast. His services are belnv 145-A North Broadway Telephone 545 a longer route may decide who is the defeating Erwin Bige, will meet Billy the Sacred Heart Jrs. or their man- eougM by some of the big-league clubs. J better of thsee two bruisers. The ager says they will claim honors White of Jersey City. White was - Open Evenings Until 7 O'clock, Eieept SatarsUys other two eights will show four col- going strong until he met Pet* Hart- without playing them., Any other Soarc* of Rmimrm ored middleweighta in action and no light senior team out for city honors ley and was outpointed by the Dane. Reforms come (mm lieluw. No mm doubt will keep the fans on edge. He will enedavor to return to the may write James Dobrinski, Augus- good graces of the Newark fight fans ta street, South Amboy. »vllh Tour iiren howln for a new deal.- GENE JOHNSON TO BATTLE by a win over Conlon. l(iH'ht>ntt>r Tltmw-tJnliin PATSY NELSON TONIGHT Two, Bruisers lo Moot For his weekly card of bouts Jim- In matching Charlie Arthurs, for- my Reilly has matched some of merly of Yonkers and now of New- Elizabeth's tost drawing cards and ark, with Tommy West, Kusy has se- should have a good . bouse. HU cured a bout that will be a tough bat-, show tonight will consult of three tie from the first round to the end 10 round bouts and one 8 round and if it goes the limit, there will be bout. . , . many a surprised fan at the ringside. The first ten will show Artie Gor- West's latest victory was a three don of Elizabeth and Johnny Dixon round knockout over Chief Halabran of Newark. The semi-final will be a at Perth Amboy Tuesday night Ar- .test for Hugitey Boyle's battler, Joe thurs, it will be remembered by lo- ..Harris. He will meet Bert Smithers. can fans, was the fighter that crack- BETWEEN ed two of Sturdy O'Leary's ribs. The HOURS .If Harris can hold 'his own with ..Smithers, who is a more experienced four sixes will show local preliminary OP ..ring general, than the younger Har- boys, who have made good with the _ns, why he will be entitled to some best obtainable opponents. ' recognition amungat the welter- weights of Elizabeth. • LAURENCE HARBOR A. C. ' The final bout.should be full of GIVES SHERIOANS A LACING to2p.nL 4to6p.m,.. ,7to9p.m . action for it will have, as its parti- cipants Gene JaKnson'of Elizabeth Local Team Held Seorelot* for Eight ..and Patey Nelson*, of Newark. John- Innings. . so^ has been g#$g Me a house a- fire since he Wit# secured by Reilly Henry Hess's Harbor nine took the .and should have no trouble outpoint-1 measure; of Charlie Hess's Sheridan* Sunday by the overwhelming score # ing Nelson. • I of 13 to 1, the lone tally being made SACRED HEARTS LOSE in the ninth inning. Molly pitched CAMEJTOMAURER A..C. wonderful ball for the Harbor team and was gicen good support. p*.Vr" **•«•«' B«" and Drop The box score: fifth Game ef Season. Laurence Harbor A. C. AB. R. H. _Not being\pm£n"t at Whithead"s O'Leary, lib . 6 2 1 Field Sunday the ..writer can only Freeman, cf 6 i a write from hearsay and that is plenty H. Hess, as . 5 2 1 ' it 1 \u ,t,ho fons are of the opinion Moran, c „' 3 2 1 that tho Hearts handed the game to Singhofen, 3!J _.6 2 3 . M-aurer on a silver plater. After MoOarthy, k 4 1 2 i they had won the right to meet the Westcott, 2 b 5 1 ' a .Hearts by d'feoating the Clovers in Molly, p __1 4 2 2 Kamo a t0 thev Grob, rf 6 0 t }li u ' un d and bfia °>t the Heartaturned wiif 5i? T ,- - While the Hearts were losing to 43 13 17 .Maurer, Perth Amboy took Matawan Sheridan A. C. into camp by the score of 3 to 1. AB. R. H. J. Leonard, If 5 o 2 FIGHT FANS ASSIST HERO FUND Triggs, 3b . 4 0 0 Primpko, lb . 4 0 3 Joe Humphries Help* to Raise Money C. Hess, ss , 6 0 2 -at Ocean View A. A. Vitek, cf 4 1 0 .Last Friday evening at the Ocean Joe Leonard, rf 5 0 2 View A. A., Long Branch, an appeal Segar, 2b 6 0 2 •.was made to the fight fans to assist Buskey, c „ 4 0 0 .the fund being collected for the Connors, p 4 0 0 There Are Also Prizes Given Away FREE .families of the firemen who met their .death ,in the recent hotel fire at HM. n « 1 ii Long Branch. After the fans had The Summary. Three base hit .contributed to the collection, Joe McCarthy., Home run, McCarthy Humphries auctioned off a pan that Struck out by Connors 7; by Molly had boon used for taking up the col- 8. Base on balls, off Connors 6; J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE lection. This started the ball a roll- off Molly 2. ring. A fan donnted a silver match case and u chain, ii'nd when someone Cat Rean Tmrritn in the gallery asked where the watch A family rnnslstlng of two fox-ler 368 Division St. Perth'Amboy •was, a jeweler from Asbury Park rler pupploa und a kitten Is bi'ln>i :took a $150 watch from his pocket! raised by 11 cat of Chorley, England. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN PAGE THRU

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 ending June 30, amounfM to more FINDS HEAT KILLS than ten billion, thirty seven million " T3a©"bAoxxe-y Savin g Olaain. Stores cubic feet, the use of gas for indus- GERM MILK HOLDS trialpurposes showing a marked in- OUR EXCHANGES crease during the period, Tne sale of gas appliances was larger than Food Expert Tells of Result, IJY WAY OF WHERE IS WALL STREET? during 1924, the total revenue from of Experiment*. this source being $1,100,000. : mind, is Among the larger consumers of SALE! SALE! Chicago.—Science's recently discov- INTKODUCTION to the company's ered germ, the haemolitlc streptococ- We are making ipecial offering* to the people of South Amboy ID that they may become familiar uwie street in New York with a grave the Standard Oil Cotu- yard at one end and a river at the City; International Mo- cus, sometimes found In ordinary mar- with the high clau merchandiie that we aell. Com* to our store, look around, you are not obliged other. It is fancifully pictured as ator Company, New Brunswick; Ra- ket milk and n cause of septic sore to buy. Become familiar with our policy—"Satisfaction or Your Money Back." • All goodt plainly throat, is destroyed at momentary den of thieves, by the demogague and dio .Corporation of America, Bound marked. Everything at a laving to you. Thii Sale effective until September 3rd only. by the faker who tells you that he is fcSrook; American Bridge Company, heating of 120 degrees Fahrenheit, re- offering his securities to small inves- Camden; Campbell Soup Company, cent tests have shown, according to tors to keep Wall Ctreet from gam- O'amden; Pennsylvania Railroad Com- Agnes M. Olson, food expert. ine control of them. pany, Newark; Crescent Insulated "Kt'SultH of tests liuve established VACUUM The Genuine Famous Sitting at home in his small village, vViie and Cable Company, Trenton; thut heating milk to 142 degrees Fah- town or city, any persori can get anand the Union Smelting and Keh'ning renheit for a period of 30 minutes, de- Champion accurate conception of Wall Street, Comipany, Newark. stroyed nil disease germs," said Miss OIL SCHRADER New York because every little vui- Olson, In an address before club wom- Grades ageT town •and bify has its Wall Street i MYSTERY CAR RUNS en here. A-E Spark Plugs tlSft differs from Wall Street. New- WITHOUT A DRIVER and Tire OQ •York, largely in extent only, ine "Disease germs used In the experi- - Arctic p "Wall Street" in your town consists The mystery car has made its first ments were those sometimes found In in 1 Gal. Gauge OC7C of bankers, money lenders, traders appearance in the surrounding coun- cow's milk—tuberculosis, typhoid, par- ..al.d Special 37^ and men Who organize to operate try and is being shown in Perth Am- atyphoid, diphtheria, septic sore throiit, Can fk business. You know them. You boy this Week at the show room of J. and others. Altogether, more than 0,- S Ib. Can C. C. Trass Grease List Price $1.35 Limit 6 to a Customer can name those that are honest, AYthur Applegate, Studebaker Distri- 500 bacteriological tests weltt made. trustworthy, capable men. You canbutor. The car runs, stops and re- Diphtheria bacilli were destroyed nt name those who fatten on the mis-verses without a driver. It is con-the same heat as the bacniolltlc SPECIAL I BABY HAMMOCIfH SPECIAL! fortune of others. You know those trolled entirely by a new mechanical streptococci, the tests proved. Ty- who are honest, but impractwable invention which is the idea and pat-phoid bacilli were destroyed by mo- dreamers and those who are out-and- ent of J. M. Turnage of Atlanta, mentary heating to 141 degrees and The only practical out crooks. ( Ua. This car has been shown in some by one type of apparatus st 1S2 de- Those are' the same kind of menof the largest cities of the country, for 30 minutes. The amount who make up Wall street, New tout Perth Amboy is one of the first way to carry $2-49 York. M you choose to detl with cities in Jersey to see this wonder- the Wall Street crooks of your town, ful invention which is a'brand new a baby on of New York, or Possum Trot Cross way of displaying the quality mech- Roads, you're going to run a good ' features of the modern auto- market milk that has not Automobile trips 'nmnN List Price $3.50 chance of losing. I* you select the been subjected to heat may not be ' honest, capable business men of lne CM operating under it'a 60-free from disease germs. Evaporated either place you get fair dealing. | horsepower motor moves forward milk, which Is merely fresh cow's milk Any »ound, honest enterprise can ob- from the back ofth e gaiesroom floor# with 00 per cent of the water removed, Genuine $5.00 Thorn Auto- $15 Stewart Adjustable tain capital on fair term* in its pro- and |ooks ^Oniew/iat dangerous as it la sterile, hiving been treated to 240 per Wall Street. Wall Street, Hey travel8 acrosg the tloor and up an in. degrees of. heat In the processing of . matic Windshield Cleaner York, wouldn't be interested in lend- cline to wjthin a few inches of the the product, which Is one of the prime ing Honest Bill Jones $500 to rtart end The danger has been el\minat? rensons why medical authorities ad- Speedometers Luggage Carrier a garage in Possum Trot Cross Roads ed by the perfect getion of a me«h- vocate Ita use as' a food, not only for but it would finance the automobile anical. safety device which is a part the Infant, but for the adult as well." For Ford type «it. W7A company for which Bill is an agent. of the inVention. when the car is Ninety-nine times out a hundred the reudy to cragn offth e runway &n& Cars ".89 One of the finest Automatic Cleaners made Special! 9 $1.50 Value trol is lying. Wall Street wouldn't starting point, and keeps up this ac- That Wat Once Waited touch his securities with a 20-foot tion without any assistance. pole.—The Freehold Transcript. Chicago.—Once shot Into the' air and

WHAT ARE YOUR CHANCES show room a. .contest s in full ollne th FOR DIVIDENDS? «"« ' J "JOT i swing. All you have to do to win a tor cttr on a TIMES SQUARE At,%°SURPLYCO. c 1200.00 prize !B to figure out or guess " thousand highways, at IN the rnte ot Bca r A •UMIOMRY OP eONSOLIOATCO OOTRIBUTOII*, INC. the mileage that this car will operate "' W**m »H»«« « ovoer „ peri0(j ot totty two nourg< <•«>. according to a report of the There are also two other prizes con- Amerlcun Henearch foundaUon. 204 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. siatin8, ot fioo.OO and $50.00 which "Before the process of converting This Sato at Our Perth Anboy Store Oalyt Sowed itoUl deficit for t»e year of will be applied on the purchase of natural goi Into gasoline was dlscov- Sore than 1600,000,000. At thaney car. Some three people in Perth ered millions of dollars' worth of nut- end of 1921 more than half of some Amboy or vicinity are goong to- be ural gaa had been allowed to eacape ,nto the atmosphere." the report potato for I* enurvi- *1 w— — in good years, nearly 1 per there are In the United Stales" OUS cent of all business concerns fail. In, plants with a combined capacity of HARRY'S bad years the proportion of failures, more than a billion gallons a year. it more than twice as large. Of the total number of plants 580 are Where are the exorbitant profits, NEW IMPROVEMENTS In active operation. An Instance of Tailor Shop that many people imagine corpora- Some recent improvements to the development In this Industry Is shown V tions earn every year? In «ality, grounds adjoining several ol theby a single company, which In 1010 • business is n&t always conducted at workshops in the village are of such had no facilities for producing this 113 South Broadway • profit. A corporation may enjoy calibre that they have won thegasoline and In 1924 produced 19.000,- exceptional prosperity, this year, and praise of the many that have oc- 000 gallons. next year shoulder heavy lowes. Not casion /to past them. The plots ••This gasoline, literally grabbed only does the sum total of business •have been sodded, and trees, to- profits fluctuate widely from year to gether with evergreens,' and potted' from the air, has at times totaled tf year, but also the earnings of theplants, make them Very artistic. The' per cent of sll Mattress various industries and the different village will be an attractive place to, factured In the companies within the same industry.; live in if the fever spreads and all!homa stands first wltb 119 plants and Occasionally,, a c/mpsny wall .find a interest themselves in their proper six more are being built field in which the profits are Urge "With passenger cars and motor, but soon vthe field is crowded and tracks now numbering 17,G00,OU0 In competition tends to tut the rate of ENCLOSEL BALL PARK this . country,, continuance of -cheap return. War and weather; fashion The. first steps toward the build- and finance, demands and depres- .gasoline prices Is a problem of In- Sale! ing of the new baseball park at this creasing difficulties. Demand Is sions, cycles and competition have place 'were taken during the week, Good taste raqairts spotless varying effects on the different in- when teams were put to wort carting greater than ever before and steadily dustries, and provide the risks to sand for leveling and filling purpos- Increasing, and there'Is every pros- clothinf. Taka yo«r salts to which Investments are always sub- es. It looks .as though the new park pect that the price will take at least Harry's he will make them ' ject. When you wifaih to make a safe will be without a doubt the best in 1 slight upward trend before the end spotless Ms) nrass them ; WE HAVE JUST SUCCEEDED IN BUY- investment, push aside all promsies this vicinity of the state. Rumors of summer." for Yoa and bis talk about what the company tells us that the entire- field will be ING AT GREAT REDUCTION A LARGE . is giong to do. What has it done? of grass, the infield raised and pat- If' your clothing Joes not it . That's the true test. Get ita history terned after the major league dia- Grandma, Thrice Wed, of actual results obtained, not mere monds. The park is situated in an you, he can alter it to suit SHIPMENT OF MATTRESSES. promises.—The Frehold Transcript. ideaV location and should attract Finds First Husband your taste. many club offers when completed. . Mulberry, Kan.—Grandma Boyd, PUBLIC SERVICE SHOWS , sixty-five and blind, Is rejoicing over Work Called for an. Dollvore* the discovery thst her former hus- They are made of all pure band.still lives. His Is a resident of Sales of electric current by Pub-Deertield street. Weir City, a coal camp near here. lic Service Electric and Gas Company. cotton, of standard manufac- which operates in more than 200 New Raymond Pearson was a Perth Forty-four years ago Joe Kennedy, Jersey municipalities, for the first Amboy busines visitor on Wednes- • Civil-war veteran, and his nineteen- ture-covered in a beautiful six months of 1026, exceeded those of day evening. year-old blind wife lived In a cabin AUTOMOBILES on the banks of the Marals des Cygnet the corresponding period of 1924 by • Charles Holzworth has returned to approximately twenty-one per cent,, his. duties at the plant after enjoy- The river -was flooded one winter's For Power, Beauty , art ticking. Are of full weight The increase in kilowatt hours sold ing Ms annual vacation. night Joe went out to salvage his amounted to 76,703,234, the figures loga. When he failed to return within and Economy for the tint half of 1025 being 438,' Clem Lowe, and Louis Singleton a few hours his wife stumbled blindly and roll edge. 867,071 k. w. h. were New York City visitors during from' the log cabin and took refuge In Buy a • • »• Greater demand for electricity for;, the past week. * a pecan tree. Three days later she power purposes was largely responsi- was rescued by neighbors. ble for this favorable showing, the Joseph LagodaV with' a party of This is certainly a rare op- power sales for. the 1926 period ex- friends attended a baseball game at Joe never returned. His wife be- FLINT SIX ceeding those for th« 1924 period by New York City during the past lieved he had drowned, and moved to portunity to secure a new mat- more than 50,000,000 kilowatt hours, week. •Mulberry and has twice married since then. When Joe returned anil found RUSSELL'D. ANDERSON his cabin swept away In the floodh e tress. At these low prices decided his wife Imd drowned and 234 Aufuita St. South Amboy pow went to' Pennsylvania. Later he re- 148 horsepower in the firs 6 turned to Kansas and settled In Weir. they won't last long. of 1924. per Works nine. .Several days iigu grandchildren of GO TO THE Making up the total of nearly 47,- the pair, who have been acquainted 000 horsepower connected, were the James Birmingham of South Am- for Home time, compared notes and All Pure Cotton, all sizes. Cfi Off requirements of fifty-one customers, boy has been added to the . sales accidentally discovered tl£ similarity Atlantic City each of whom demanded 200 or more force of the DuPont Company. of stories told by their respective horsepower or a total of about 28,- »».«*.*.«W' _ • ., » i^.. isOT 000, the balance of the increase be. grundpnrents. A meeting-of the long- Combination Cotton and Felt, all sizes A party of local people motored sepurated pair followed. Pageant ing made up by the requirements of to Glen Lake over the week end, concerns with a smaller demand. where they visited with friends who ROLLING $HAIR PARADt OAV In addition to the new customers are camping at that place. Th. Pageant'* Biggest Event actually connected during the first half of the year, contracts were clos- Mr. and Mrs, H. Eastloch have re- Barkless Dog Evolves Friday, September 11th Genuine Kapok, (Silk Floss), all sizes ed with a number of others, the re-turned to their home on Maple Tickets go*(*' ulyun quirements of the twenty-nine whose street after visiting with" friends al From Surgeon's Clinic mietilal trnlii tlulefui' Pennsgrove, '• « hlcli Inmiod lenvlfiB load is 200 horsepower or more, ex- Portland, Ore.—Two gouts lost South Atubi>y, 7.11) — - — $19.50 ceeding 3,7,000 horsepower. G. M. Post and family of Maple their lileuts nnd II dog his bark » ,oReunaTrlop AM. The company also reports that in at the clinical demonstrations 3 Add ont hour for nsylliht Tim* ing. a v conducted by the American Vet- additional electric meters were added erinary Medical association here. to its lines, so that on July 1, the M. J. Callahan of Washington total in service was 663,200. The Dr. Frederick It. Whlpple, of NEW JERSEY CENTRAL road, was a recent Chicago, 111, visi- Peorlu, III., described a method company's sale of electric appliances tor. E. S. Mason & Son showed a satisfactory increase, rev- by which the mime operation enue from sales amounting to 81,. With thc completion of the new limy be performed on other an- [INCOUPORATED] 048,093, as ngainst $847,518 in the baseball park nnd the currying out of IIIIHIB us efislly as tonsils nre re- BIDE-a-WEE INN first six months of 1924. nn extensive program of winter moved nt present from n liumiin GOODYEAR, In the eompnny'B g«s department, sports, there should be a mnrked gain being. Humane societies nru customers as represented by meters in the membership of the athletic studying the results, he snld, LEE, 212 N. Broadway South Ambnv in Bervico showed >a gain of 12,234 association. A number of dnnces, with tlie Idea of saving the lives MICHELIN for the first half of 1926 as compar- card parties, and other entertainment of many dogs tlmt liuve rmtde ed to a gain of 11,050 for the same are on the calendar of events for the nuisances of themselves by Inno- Tires, Tubes and Accessories period of 1924. On July 1 there Fall und Winter months. cent bnrklng. •were o total of 055,280 in service. Gas consumption foor the period Subscribe for the Citizen. There are real bargains in these columns. SOUTH AMBOY CITEBN

Collin Stratton, Mrs. John Perkins, keeping everybody's breath until the then gives thought to the reasons ad- Miss Eleanor Mason, Miss Mary Gom- his approval at the turn of things. vanced for having a weapon and per- STRATTON REUNION inger, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Stratton final fadeout when Harry just smites haps granted. If the reasons are in- and daughter, with Mr. Steatton's his approval at the turn of things. sufficient the application seldom gets IS FINE SUCCESS mother, the Rev. and Mrs. John Ma- Meet us there, and if you feel like out of the prosecutor's office. Of a son and daughter of Whitehorse. we do, you'll say you enjoyed every total of twenty-seven applications EXTRAORDINARY Many From Thif City Attend Annual foot of the film. entered by local men but seven per- Affair. On Saturday afternon and night, mits were granted and they were all ,The Stratton Family Reuntion held LADILS AIXIUAKY House Peters in "Raffles" is the at- required in the performance o"f their this year at the Robert Bradley traction. This is another type of duties to protect valuable articles, Home, Pavillion, New York, recently, picture many crave for.. It abounds payrolls," money, etc., for the con- was adjudged'one of the most suc- ENJOYS OUTING in mystery, and has a strain of love cerns by whom they were employ- cessful events since the Stratton Progrenive Woman Co To Olympic shooting through it that's going to ed. family first began their annual meet- Park Wcwaetday. cast a spell over the entire .audience. Grocery ings. Pavillion is situated about 50 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Pro- If you find you cannot attend the FIND LOST DOC nines from Buffalo, and is in a val- gressive Fire Co. held their annual performance, buy a ticket and treat Grocery Prices Slashed to the Bone at ley, said to be one of the most pic- outing to Olympic Park on Wednes- someone you know will enjoy it. A call from the Briegs store in turesque places in America. The lo- day of this week, where they enjoyed Perth Amboy to the local police ad- cal Stratton family, twenty-five in all a very enjoyable afternoon and eve- HARD TIME NOW~TO~ vised that a collie dog, bearing a marvelled at the splendor of the ning. Some of the very active mem- SECURE REVOLVER PERMIT South Amboy dog license No. 223 place where the reunion was held. bers entertained the more timid with was being held there, and would be One of the effects of the law kept until the owner was notified the The Rev. John Mason of White- tests of endurance as well as stability. Greenspan's Store adopted by the last Legislature in dog was found. An investigation of horse, New Jersey, was the princi- The heavyweights of the gathering proved the most popular entertain- regard to the issuance of permits to the license books disclosed the fact ple speaker of the day. His able carry weapons lias recently become that James Manion of John street manner in discussing the history of ors. Thirty five members left the fire Dave Greenspan, Prop. 126 N. Broadway headquarters at two o'clock. Hardly noticeable hereabouts. According to had procured' that license, and Mr. the family, as well as pointing out Chief of Police. Gleason it is now Manion was notified that his dog was what the Stratton family should at- had the bus started on its long trip Telephone.19 when the party felt the spirit of the very difficult to secure permission of visiting in Perth Amboy. . tain, made his talk appreciated' by the authorities to* carry concealed the entire assemblage. The Rev. Fred time, and began group singing and the telling of stories. weapons and a very good reason for REMEMBRANCE for Friday, Saturday and Monday I. Stulta, of Cohocton, N. Y.,,and the having such weapon is required be- Rev. Addison Mason, of Buffalo, The trip was an eventful one and will be long remembered by those fore the application is given consid- In sad and loving remembrance of made addresses during the day. Miss eration, our beloved husband and father who 3 r«f. 25c package! • Eleanor Mason, of this city, was in who attended the excursion. The Fancy Sweet Potatoes party arrived at the Park shortly af- Application is made direct to Jus- departed this life just a year ago DUZ charge of the entertainment, which today. 4 pounds • wa sthoroughly enjoyed by the Strat- ter four o'clock and proceeded to tice Samuel Kalisch at Newark and ton family. take the best of things. Some of the by him usually referred to the pros- Gone but not forgotten. excursionists took to the pools, others ecutor's office for consideration and MRS. JOHANNAH C. LINDEN 55c A rendition of some of the old approval. If approved the justice AND FAMILY. 25c time numbers by Elias Straton was made merry on the thrilling rides. At _ and 10c packafta FREE a feature of the entertainment. Some six o'clock a special dinner was serv- Fresh Selected of the older members of the family ed the group at one of the Park res- POTATOES besides Mr. Elias Stratton, were call- taurants. White Leghorn Eggs ed upon, and rendered pleasing Mrs. Semon«it and Mrs. Witkow- 28 lb. basket pieces, which were groatlly admired. ski gave exhibitions of fancy riding dozen On the program of events was a aolo on the sliding boards, much to the by Collin St/ratton of this city. When amusement of the group as well as 95c he was called upon for his part, those who stopped to watch. Mrs: 55e Vary f oeJ cookara someone , answered absent. A call Rush had the ladies doubled -with EVERY EGG GUARANTEED sent out lor him; Anally located him laughter as they watched her strut MASON JARS hours afterwards in the corn fields, her stuff on the back of one of the Campbell's Beans husking corn. It was not until the real live horses. It seems that the or Tomato Soup" dozen dinner bell.'had sounded, and some- horse forgot that Mrs. Rush wanted one remarked "Oh, chicken", did to call a halt and kept going until he 3 cans Quarts 79c; Pints 69c Coll finally show up. was finally pursuaded by a keeper that the time was up. Instrumental and vocal solos, fea- tured by a number of stunts brought The happy party left the Park at 25c Sheffield Evaporated to a close the entertainment part of 10:30 o'clock and arrived In this city CREAM the program. "Silver Threads Among Shortly after midnight. It was con- Very Best Greamery the Gold" and ..«. Hock Wedding sidered a huge success and will be QUALITY FIRSTS-ECONOMY ALWAYS BUTTER . - tall can featured the Afternoon. A baseball an annual event henceforth. game between the Jersey people and "SERVICE AT CHAIN,STORE PRICES?' fepou^id the New York people was a feature IQc for the men. A tug of war at the BUSINESSMEN'S close of the day, kept thing* humm- Sic Gool Luck ing for a time. Harold Stratton was WEEKAT EMPIRE HOTSHOT SPECIALS adjudged one of the best horseshoe PINK SALMON JAR RUBBERS pitchers that recently came from Many Coai Attraction Baolwa] For Jersey. • . • • Nut W«ak'« Show.. Pl-JONE FOR FOOD—2b6 special 2 tall cans 3 dozen It. is well known that skunks In- A very novel way,of raising funds ITS THE BETTER WAY" fest the mountains of that part of to help in their ^advertising his been 25c 25c New York state, but neither Ellas hit upon by the members of the Stratton or Frank Stratton, his son South Amboy Business Men's Asso- SATURDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES in law, knew of this until the airly ciation of this city, who through the Applaa, Oranfaa, Grapefruit, Laaoat, Banaaat, Piaaapplaa, hours of the morning they arrived at courtesy of David Snapper,- Owner of the Empire Theatre, will divide a Rip* Tematoe*, Cacambara, Graaa Oniraa, Radiants, Pappara, Pavillion. They had found the Duz, the Wonder, 3 large pkgs. 1 CCc Maleaa, Rhubarb, Lattaca, Naw Cabbaf* at lowaaMBarftat prfcas. church that they wanted to see, but percentage of the receipts taken in no one was, About and it was on a at the local theatre all next week. 1 large Fly Swatter Free. hunt for some life, that the two The same high class pictures that the South A'mboyans, came across the theatre owner has been showing will anything but well behaved animal. be continued the entire week, and the Gulden's Mustard, 2 jars . Frank said it looked like a cat, but people of the city anxious to help after it had departed from the Kent, their business organization, should both men were sure that it was not. attend the performances as often as Jiffy Knife Sharpner_ .: I 'Elias has another good atory added to posiible. his large number of good ones, which On Monday evening Maurice Flynn Duryea's Corn Starch, package . ; he told the writer as son as be arriv- in "O. U, West" will lead off the ed in thia city. week's program. This picture en- For the people of Cohocton, a vill- joyed a splendid run in New York Blue Tip Matches,. Blue Seal, 6 boxes. ... .9Cc City and is considered paramount age in the vicinity of Pavillion, the 1 Stratton family hava'. nothing but in ita type . , praise. The charitable manner in On Tuesday evening, the people of Linit Starch, 4 boxes . . ,„.„„„.... .OCe Which they were received, has made the city will see Betty Blythe, a lov- a lasting impression on the local peo- able Character playing in "Folly of Mason Jars, dozen pints £Qc; quarto doz. -.—7Qc ple. The reunion will not be hold in Vanity." To say that Betty Blythe this city next year,' although the vote stars in the production is enough to taken lacked but two to bring it here. induce those who follow pictures that Mason Jar Tops, dozen. _.....i .„„„ ,-—TQc Instead it will be held at the home it is a masterpiece. of Mrs. Frank Brodof of Newton, But on Wednesday and Thursday, N. Y., a sister of Frank Stratton, of the management just took a step in Glass Jar Tops, dozen... . -—I....- IQc First street. the right direction when they brought From the time the Stratton family to this city so soon "The Deadwood Grape Juice, large quart bottle .:.... left thia city they covered 1120 miles. Coach" with Tom /Mix playing the Among the points of interest, includ- role. Those desiring to see this pic- ing the-skunk infested area, the ture will have to.get there early to Stuarts Stayblack Stove Polish, 2 for. .. — Strtrttons.took in Niagara Falls, Wat- get a comfortable seat. Advance in- kins Glen, Canada, Stoney Brook, formation on this picture with Tom and other places of general interest himself, and his horse Tony says "It's Soap, Leggctt's White, 5 cakes.. —1 — to sightseerers. a regular Tom Mix story."What more Among those Who left from thin can one expect.. Chick Cleanser, 5 cans :__ ...... OCc state were, Elias Stratton, Mr. and After this comes Harry Carey, > Mrs. Frank Stratton,' daughter Tnel- starring in,"Beyond the Border." -ma, and sons, Ruppel and Harold; Almost everyone grasps the oppor- Jet Oil Shoe Polish, 2 bottles.— ...-.—^ Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Stratton and tunity of seeing a western picture daughter, Kathryn; Mr. and Mrs. warped with the thrill of the west, Cert©, bottle —-.._..•„.-_. ~ Sheffield Milk, taB can ... -- .1..... jjc Catsup, White Rose, 2 bottles —-29° Vanilla. Silver's^ 2 bottles :.. . Hershey's Cocoa, 3-lOc boxes. . ..—~ 10c Ancor Brand Sink Brushes, 4 for ... Look Forward Potted Meat, can : .„—_,..——— Looking into your future—what do you . bee? Times of adversity prepared for Root Beer Extract, French's, 2 bottles in advance? An old age of comfort and Makes 5 gallons. the financial ability to enjoy life in your Soap, Quick Suds, 6 cakeB .—:. , declining years? It is toward this plea* Gulf Wax, 3-1 lb. packages, JL_.__L— sant and safe future that the man who has 'saved, may ' look forward. It is The Right Time H. & H. Honey, jar , ----- such a simple and easy thing to start an To make a call C Lobster, can .•.. ------"35 \ account in our Special Department, and > tor the Apex Tnxi Eddy's Sauce, bottle i—~ •—-. -jjc it means so much, you should start one Is Any Time English Walnuts, pound .;....:.-—' £9° today. . of the day or night — Drake Almonds, pound . Always open ^ Mix Nuts, 2 pounds .„ Call for Us and We'll Call for You THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1926 luncheon at the Villa Lillian by the MANY ATTEND ST. MISS MC CARTHY RELEASED Lake during their stay. ' MARYS CARNIVAL RITCHIE AFTER FROM PERTH AMBOY HOSPITAL OPOPRTUN1TIES FOR ALL Miss Nora Gherns of Dobbs Ferry, The Catholic Daughters of Amer- N. Y. returned to her home after en- ica Carnival being held at St. Mary's LEGION OFFICE Miss Margaret McCarthy, of Aug- joying several days stay with friends usta street, injured in an automobile FOR RENT school grounds since Wednesday eve- Aipiret To Jr. Vic* Commander; Con- on Henry street. ning, and which is to continue until accident on Sunday evening, when FOR BENT—House, 6 rooms, part tomorrow evening, has thus far at- teat Of Interest Locally. the car she was riding in turned improvements, on Pine avenue. In- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall and Miss Regina Kelly of Brooklyn, N. tracted great crowds who have been Possibly the only interesting fea- over, has returned to her home hav- •quire R. Leonard, 3 59 Henry St. family and Mrs. Joseph G: Hubbard, Y. is the guest of the Misses Ger- very generous toward soliciting to the ture in this year's convention of the ing been discharged from the Perth of South Broadway have returned trude and Claire Mujlane, at their various feature booths on tne ground. State Department o- ui s> moi-.eaii Amboy Oity Hospital, after she was FOR RENT—House, 6 rooms, bath, from an extensive automobile tr home on Augusta street. Dancing is the feature of each eve- Legion, which the local Legion men attended to by Dr. Meinzer, of that through Vermont. * place. all improvements, enclosed porch, at Dr. M. Claire Flaherty of Henry ningj being in tne personal charge are concerned in, is the fight for the .211 Augusta St. Inquire F. D. Te- of Mrs. Regina McGoverri, of First office of Junior Vice-Commander, It is reported that Miss McCarthy,. A business meeting of the Commoi street, has returned to her home af- \. iiieh is sought by a Middlesex in company with friends, were, driv- -desco, 21 Augusta St. 8-28-tf ter a stay with friends in the Berk- street, an exceptionally fine musi- Council will be field tonight at th cal program of dance music having county man, Franklyn M. Ritchie, of ing toward Perth Amboy, when in FOR RENT—Private Garage, suit- City Hall. shire Mountains. * J able for one or two cars. Apply 128 ibeen prepared for the week's engage- nitu^na l ark. Mr. Ritchie's acti- order to avoid striking another car Broadway. . 8-6-ti, It is expected that a number of ment. , A brand new dance platform vities in the county and throughout that had swerved into line aTiead of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lisner of Nev the car Miss McCarthy was riding the FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms. Brighton, S. I., and daughter, wen local babies will be entered in the was bought by the committee for this the state, the latter in the capacity baby contest staged by the Perth event and is being enjoyed by the of Grand Chef De Gare, makes him driver suddenly swerved throwing it Refined gentlemen preferred. Apply guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hal! over- on one side. Miss McCarthy, Citizen Office for particulars. 8-8-4t and Mrs. J. G. Hubbard of South Amboy. From present indications it lovers of the terpsichoreah art. ah outstanding figure in Legion cir- looks as though the parade will be Covered booths have been intro- cles this year. M. Lee Stults will it is said, is suffering from a possible FOR RENT—Apartment—all im-| Broadway over the week end. fracture of the right arm. It was provements, with or without gar- the feature for the week end. Reg- duced by the committee this year, represent the local Post at Bridgeton W. E. Emmons of Second street istrations from many sections of the which has done away with the usual this year. Mr. Stults and a party of rumored about the city that she had age. Apply 263 David St. 7-24-tf friends left this city during the week both her arms broken. An investi- FOR RENT—Flat, 6 rooms, all im- enjoying his annual vacation fro state have been made already. extra work before and after carni- duties with the Pennsylvania Rail- vals by persons of the parish. The for the convention scene. • The trip gation disclosed that this was an er- mrovements. Inquire Mrs. T. B. Ehr- wag made by auto. ror. • lich, 156 Second St., Tel. 122. 7-17-tf road Company. St. Joseph's Hall at Keyport wi.ll unusual amount of very pretty car- FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms be the scene of a lively gathering nival 'articles has been on display and A great sign board now greets m tonight, when a large delegation of is much.admired in the booths. The •end bsth, all improveawnts, 147 Da. torists as they proceed up Washing local card players invade that place carnival will be brought to a close wid St. Apply 146 Henry St. 6-26-tf ton avenue toward Parlin. it is sit to match their skill with some of the tomorrow nightj, FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms, uated about five hundred feet fron card players there. A large num- all improvements, corner Broadway the bridge . over the Raritan Rive ber of prizes have been donated to and David street. Apply P. J. Mon- CAR HITS YOUTH Railroad tracks. the committee in charge of the party. THEN SPEEDS AWAY aghan, Bro«dwny and David St. Tables will be arranged for all tne lZ-o-tf Captain Wm. Bines, one of thi popular games. TOR RENT—Flats at 118 George proprietors of the Broadway Restau- The- State Police have been busy •street, Second Floor. Inquire Mrs •the last several .days trying to locate Cut Price Grocery Sale! rant, has been appointed a special M. Casey of Henry atreet reported driver of a Dodge touring car -John Cusick, 321 John St. 8-28- officer by Mayor Hoffman. to' the police that his garage, was en- struck and Injured a Perth Am- tered one night during the'week byi AD Goods Guaranteed or Your Money Back FOR SALE Mr. Thomas Burns, of Phitadel some unknown, who slept there. An phia, a former resident of this city, investigation failed Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday FOR SALE—Two Lots in Ba; is spending a vacation with John theft. It is "View Manor. Cheap. - Inquire 36( Crozier of John street; Mr. Burns looking for .._., Amboy,* said the knew that his car had struck him, ^ Brunswick Av«.; Perth Amboy, has enjoyed life for some seventy- ed the building and left without be- Danish Pride WHOLE RIGE »8-21821 " \2 2t two years, but to look at him- out ing seen. and deliberately drove off without FOR SALE—One ' Houfc, .Main would hardly think it. stopping" to render assistance. There Evaporated Milk 3 pounds Street, 6 rooms, bath, pantry, steam Mrs. Stegway reported to Police has come to the attention of the po- heat, cemented cellar, combination The Cliffwood M. E. Church on Officer Edward O'Leary that a dog lice in this vicinity of late, a number per can coal and gas range, hot water boiler September 2nd will hold a Harvest belonging to .William Brennan of of inch incidents where unscrupulous 25c and stationery wash tub* (porcelain) Home Supper on the grounds adjoin* Broadway had,bitten her' son and drivers hurry away, after an acci- full length window screens, •torn ilng their property. seriously injured him. She claimed dent. ~ •'•••.< 10c window* for bath room and iron that she received no satisfaction Fright or guilt is plainly shown fay PEANUT OIL storm door and paved street What Miss Kathryn Miller of Feltus from Mr. Btennan, when ho was told;,P«™M who<|rive off after injuring SUGAR else do you want. .Price reasonable. street has resumed her duties with of the occurrence. Mrs. Stes-wavi* P*raon> Th* police are of the bottle Peter J. Coakley, Phone 61, Exten* Miller, Bergen * Welsh, after en- claimed ^SUb'ten *he .o»fctai *ft tt «•.••»« sign of pound •ion. . •• 8-7-t joying a week's vacation at a giru child's wounds attended to by » ««ilt,r when. *f,ter striking a pedes- FOR SALE—7 room, til* and camp in New York state. physician * t trlan, they drive their car away from 15c stucco bungalow, all improvjmtnts, pny n. u_' ^ the scene instead of rendering some 6c Joseph Morris motored with - Police Officer John V. O'Connor! sort of assiatahce to the unfortunate on two lota, double garage, corner psrty of friends to Long Branch oi CEDAR OIL lots. 415 Highland atreet. Appl while walking south on Stevens ave-' ones that must lie "sometimes for SOURKROUT on premise!. 7-ll-8t Monday night. , ;• nue this morning picked up a leather hours awaiting a passin" g car, the bottle FOR SALE—One house on George Miss Dorothy Bergen of Main case -containing a buncli of keys, driver of which will volunteer to get 3 No. 3 cans •street between Broadway and Rose- street is visiting wtyh friends They, are now at the City Hall'await- medical assistance for them. well. 6 rooms, bath, electric llghta Chautauqua, M. Y. ing the owner. At this writing the driver of the 35c «nd gas. Extra lot Also large barn car has not been located.' The car 25c suitable for double garage. Very Miss Margaret Schimmel of New- THERE'S A LOT TO number could not be ascertained. Ryen Brand Ammonia reasonable. Inquire P. J. Coakley, ark is enjoying a Jengthy stay with BUILDING A HOME Prepared Mustard nhnoe 51-extension. 7-10-t her aunt, Mrs. Mary Kennedy 3 bottles •' FOR SALE—Lota m WkitobMd David street. A local home owner'is now claim- TRAWRDETO 3 glasses ing to be considerably wiser and Bros, tract. Abo six room bng»> Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mullen and tow, all improvements, now •early consequently poorer, as the result of Philip Sullivan of Henry street lefl a recent experience in the home- Laareace HarboCOLUMBIr A. A. OutiaA PARg NesKt 25c 25c completed. Apply T. F. SulUvaa, this city on Wednesday morning for : 103 Stevens .avenue. 1-304 ouilding line. When he started out, Saturday. . --£-;•-• - a months vacation to be spent in the co have his "dream house" put up he. • — •• ' ~ :: -' •: * RITTER'S CATSUP CLOTHESPINS Golden West. They will visit Kan- .iacl a contract drawn up which the1 Jot ?¥» date In tne »weat band of MISCELLANEOUS sas and points in Illinois. contractor duly executed. Then, your straw hat. • It's September 6th. 2 bottles 100 for FOR SALE—Cabinet Gas Range John Connors, son of Mr. an MI: rrospectivto Horn? Owner, The members of the Laurence Har- like new. Also hoasehold goods. In- Mrs. John F. Connors will enter Hoi thought all he had to do was sit down »or Athletic Aasociation are spons- und wait until it was time to move wins; an initial straw ride and outing 25c 25c quire 215 Catherine St. 8-2.lt Cross College, Worcester, Mass.,;on to September 16th. A number of other into the new residence. But there Columbia Park. The affair prom- FOR SALE—Fresh Milch eow with were "extras", things that had been i»es to be one of the old fashioned! -calf.. R. W. Fenwick, near Cliff- graduates of St. Mary's School will take up their studies in college in- left unprovided'for. in the contract ft together kind, that makes every- wood Station. 8-ll4t that simply had to do in, changes one feel that d"v» and n>«hts are FOR SALE—A Budd Grey Bna- stitutions next month., tha««—t• prove|r.w.*u.«i.ijiNHnvd advisable, etcVIA;. . ilUNoWw MlthBe entirely too short. "sneled Water Heater, practically William Bailey, of Pine avenue has chap in Question could have another Henry Hess, is chairman of this Samuel Sudalter new. Cheap. Inquire 145 John joined the "DX" club, having in- liouse built and have considerably event and has a hustling committee «treet. . 1-tA-tt, stalled during the week and up to less trouble but he's shoveling sand running about Middlesex and Mon- Successor to American and Royal Food Stores FOR SALE—Twe sanitary dateradio receiving outfit No neoi two hours a day instead so he can mouth counties getting the young tubs; panel aad sash doors; folding of worrying about the lights late at ret into his three ear garage (which people all pepped up over it. Con- PU Urn Of FMta Aai YantaMM b %mmm doors; slate mantles; mirror BMMles nirfht in Bill's home. Just trying was included in the painful contract veyances will leave the office of Mor- two stone crosses, ssiUbW Is* for distance. Bill says he's all set referred to) without the use of an risey ft Walker.at Laurence Harbor TWO STORES «ton«s; 1 • * horsepower Hoi for the coming World's Series. elevator. The moral of this, if there at 6 o'clock and will leave the Cen- *ine In first class coaditton; toto f is any, is, hot to try to beat * con- tral Railroad station at 6 o'clock. * Nl Stevens Ave. 121 N. Broadway «as ^xtures; S horse bob sled; new . Mrs. John J. Coakley .returned dur- tractor at bis own game. • Ths committee have arranged to «nd second hand whiffletreea. In- ing the week after a month's .stay purchase ' noisemakers, paper hats, Tel. 454 Tel. 606 *uire tU Henry St ' lt-S-tt at the Pocono Mountains. E. POPPER * CO. TO ADD and a number of other necessities to MONEY TO tOMLm hmt help everyone feel at home.' Ths >i In earns of fttO, f tW, $Mf Mrs. E. E. Haines, widow of Dr. E. STORY TO_THEIR BUILDING • to make the I and »p to $10,000. Ottos E. Haines sailed for Europe on Aug. trip will be decorated in glowing col- 22nd. She has taken an apartment The E. Popper Co., cigar manufac- ors, and huge signs will tell; the iwl.m * at 25 Queensborough Terrace, Hyde turers, with their factory located at world that the party catoe from Lau- Wsdnesdsys and Saturdays Park W-2, London, England for the the corner of Feltus and David streets rence Harbor and vicinity. Hand* •:IO a. ss. to 6jp. m., Inqmlto month of September. are now adding an extra story to ths. reds of circulars tolling-of the ride A. Lovely. 10B South Broadway. are being/distributed about this sec- Mr. and! Mrs. D. W. Reed and belief that the cigar industry °that BorakV Meat Market FOR SALE tion, and the committee feels sure ..'-..* Washington avenue are started some years ago at the corner that a great . gathering will join spending two weeks with relatives at of Pine avenue and John street is them in the trip to Columbia Park. "Police Docs. Dobermans, Chews, Ashtubula, Ohio. progressing very rapidly in this city These who have visited the Park, Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday .Bostons, Airedales, Fox Terriers, ami that there is room for concerns know just what sort of a good tint! 8etters and Great Danes. Noted dogs John French, of Fourth street, is With firm foundations to locate here. awaits them when the trucks poll LEGS LAMB, lb M# CORNED PORK BUTTS, lb.M. ' i»* stud. Dogs'boarded and condition- enjoying his annual vacation from .,The Popper company employs for alongside the great amusement can- ed. A few very exceptional puppies his duties with the Pennsylvania Rail- the greater part girls from this and tor. " ••."•••• •'•- ' DILL PICKLES, JAR. PEAS, 2 cans .._ given to reliable people' on breeding road Company. " • •other, nearby towns. It employs in Ticket* are on sale at all of the Cauls. Police dog*. Dobermans, Ai»Ai»- the neighborhood of one hudnrsd and VEAL CUTLETS, lb ^fdales and SetterStter s trained by noted Mrs. William O'Toole and children when the improvements are complet- stores in Laurence Harbor, In this LEGS VEAL lb •German Trainers at reasonable fees. returned to their home on Second ed will add considerably to the staff. city Gallagher's, Mulrata's Lunch, Stronglheart Kennels, Easton Avenue, street Tuesday after a tour of points Phe cigar factory is one of the best Connors Cigar Store and-the Hess Large Can Clam Chowder—3Se Large Bottle Vinegar, lie Kew Brunswick, N. J. Tel. 1443W1. of interest in New York state and buildings of its kind in this city and Bakery. Any of ths members hays 7-24-tf Connecticut. The new Bear Moun- he improvements being made at this ample supply of the tickets,. - .; PORK CHOPS, ponnd Us CAULY HAMS, to. IU tain, Bridge. that spans the Hudson time will not lessen the attractive- LUX, THREE FOB -Me) Half Hams, string ends 31e HELP WANTED was one of the interesting points ness of the site. London Watmr Pip* Long ' isited. Cigar* manufactured in this city . Unuer ,the streetB of l.ohilon 180 Soap Chickens, pound M# SWITZER CHEESE, lb.._60e are sent to all sections of the coun- miles of water pipe* curry tlu> water WANTED—Man with car to sell Acting Chief of Police William P. try and branded as one of the best complete line quality Auto Tires and supply needed by'tlm'i wiirlrt metropo- SMALL FRESH HAMS, lb-31« Catsup, 2 bottles. ale Walter of Trenton advised the local cigars on the market. SouthAmboy lis. The wulur !» d/iven tliru'ugli the Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Ex- police during the week, to be on the has room for more progressive and perience not necessary. Salary lookout for a Ford cbupe which wai enterprising propositions of the same pipes with II pi;e. sure of 750 pounds CHOPPED BEET, per Ik—Ma ASTOR COFFEE 9800.00 per month. Milestone Bub- stolen from that place during the alibre as the Popper company. to tin:squar e I uuit.. Aiiout 25,OUU,OU0 tier Company, East Liverpool, Ohio. past week. gallons of wah'i per week are used. VEAL STEW, 3 lbs. JBe Mixed Pickles, jar. _38e 8-28-lt .Please mention this' paper when Thirty years uyo about 0,000,000 gal. The many friends of Mrs. Daniel •urchasihg from our advertisers. Ions' a week wure all that were needed BIB ROAST, per pound l>e Strictly Fresh EGGS, doz.-5O* AUTOMOBILES Saunders, of Raritan street, will be pleased to learn that she is doing UNEEDA BISCUIT . 1.1* Fresh Spare Riba, lb._ licely at her home after undergoing, AUGUST 1ST TO SEPTEMBER 1ST in operation for appendicitis at the /POT BOAST, all meat Urn Sirloin or Porterhouse USED CAR CLEANUP SALE ocnl hospital. Mrs. Saundere was During this period we will clean out iterated upon on August 14th. '•every used car in our place at prices CORNED HAM, lb. COFFEE, pound.. .IN so Attractive you really cannot afford Mrs, Charles L. Agan and daugh- Nto be "Kordless." Our terms,' too, will er Miss Edna Agan, of Bordentown BUY #4 VEAL CHOPS, pound... TOMATOES, 2 lbs... be reduced to n minimum. Select ivenue have returned home from a jvour car now and quit walking. Palm Olive Soap, 3 cak«s....l»o PORK GOODIES 3S« * Listen to This: •acntion spent at Niagara Falls. Winter Schedule goes into effect Sept. 1, 1925 1024 Ford Coupes, $96.00 down, BOLOGNA, all kinds lie GOOD MIXED TEA, lb 2Sc «0.00 weekly. Michael Gilmartin of Potsville, Pa. ins returned to his home after en- 1924 Tudor Sedan, $150 dash, $9.50 Dying a week at the home of his vcokly. ROAST VEAL, lb.. _We- SUGAR, 4 pounds 23* 1923 Fordor Sedan, $125 cash, itstor, Mrs. Maurice Lucitt, on lower SLNAVICOALli |7.50 weekly. \uguata street. CHUCK STEAK, lb...... lie Spaghetti, 4 boxes, ... 25c 1924 Chevrolet Superior Coupe, Thomas Dochney, of Conover 490.00 down, $9.00 weekly. trcet, motored with a party of $11.00 Rump for Pot Roast, lb.—10s FEARS, can _10c 1923 Ford Coupe, $70.00 down $7.00 friends to Newark on Wednesday , Price per net ion for South Amboy, Machanictvllla, Morgaa and Weekly. morning. Chuck Pot Roaat, lb 14c Pork Loins, rib ends, lb. 2Si '1923 Ford Sedan; perfect condition, Laurence Harbor. 25 cents estra for half Ion lots. |75 down, $7.50 weekly. Mrs, Roscoe Harvey

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 FARMERS INVADE HOLLY- Mutual Courtesies WOOD, FLA., VIA EXCURSIONS Beautiful [urge room fur refined gen- tlemen: strictly private, elaborately L. ROSENTHAL SPECIAL CUT PRICES furnished; rtutsonuble to permanent LAURENCE^HARBOR Hollywood, Fla,, Aug. 27—A large party; references exchanged; itlsu hot Tailor ' . -AT- ' percentage of the visitors to South- batlis.—Advertisement in theSt. Louts B.RTHDAY ern Florida during the summer are WORK CALLED FOR farmers from many points in the. I'oat-Ulsputuh.. In";what proved to be a most de- North, despite work that the men of AND DELIVERED MONAGHAN'S MEAT MARKET the farms have left during the.;sum- Tiger of Central America lightful affair, was the seventeenth Santos fSuurdiolu. win, WHS I'real- birthday anniversary party tendered mer to investigate the agricultural Phone 72 209 David Street to Ernest C. W. Singhofen by his possibilities of Florida. This was oc- deut oi Uoiiiliirns trtim fspu till his as- sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ana casioned by the excursions that have sasalnutiiiil In Juniiury. \WA, WUH 103 South Broadway Prime Rib Roast, pound „ __20c-22c Mrs. Ernest Grob at their summer been run to various points in Flori- known as "Tlie Tipi-i- of Ontrul Amer- .cottage, 684 Greenwood avenue, Lau da, particularly to this city, which is ica." -Altliuugh UJ. n Mildier lie liuil South Amboy Pot Roast, Chuck or Cross Rib, lb- 18c rence Harbor. a new all year resort city-on the lipen IM-UI'I'- ,i ivitl. mmfcratlun. Dancing, singing and games were Atlantic ocean between Palm Beach Plate or Soft Rib, lb. lOcChoice Steaks, lb 25c the principal festivities of the.even and Miami. 2 Lbs. of Chopped Beef 25c ing. Mr. Singhofen was the reel At the Hollywood hotels this sum- pient of many useful and pretty mer have been registered men Who 2 Lbs. of Veal for Stewing 25c said they had had experience in The cottage was prettily decorated farming in the East, many who be- Fresh Killed Chickens, pound .... 35c •with the national colors. Toy gal- cause ot low productivity or ,bad Skinned Back Hams, pound 32c loons, ariplanes and other novelties markets abandoned farms in New also helped to colorize the residence. England. *. x Co. Shoulders of Veal, pound 16c At midnight a sumptious repast Other farmers from many points •was served and enjoyed by all. The in the Middle West and in tne South Fresh Pork Loins, pound 32c favors consisted of paper bats and have been making investigations into small manikens fitting for the occa- Florida agriculture with the idea ol Fresh. Eggs, doz. 45cFresh Hams, lb... 32c adjusting their training and habitB oi Hindquarters of Lamb, pound 38c The party continued until the wee farming to Florida condition!., hourB of the morning when all de- These men have fuond that two Quality and Weight Guaranteed Telephone 26 parted, exuberant with birthday or three crops of vegetables may be Reed Furniture raised in Florida and tha^ the earn- ' spirits. • • « ' » ings per were are high. Commission- Those present were: Mrs. Fran« er of Agriculture Mayo at the State Singhofen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Grob. Mr. Capitol Tallahassee, has been fur- and Mrs. C. Schnepf, Mr.. O. Wall, nishing information of all aorta to Christine Schnepp, Louise Foater, farmers of the North who, because of Ruth Dono'hue, Gertrude Collejty bad returns from the acres of the Ethel ^Hamilton, Marie Colloeiy, Mil North,' have been seeking informa- dred Hiker, M«rie Pooley, Isabel tion about the new State to the Colleary, Helen Collearjr, Berth; South. Doyle & Cuiineen Schum, Frances Golden, Eliiabeth Golden, Frances Wella, Marie Moen, Florida is a state of large product- Ernest Singhofen, Frank Grob, Frank ivity now. Oranges and grape fruit SPOT SHOP J. Singhofen, Edward Schaefer, are not the only things grown on Tred Ohnsman, George' Holmes, Geo Florida acres. A car load of vege- Shaw, Henry Hess, Charles Moran, tables, according to statistics, come Phone 808 Louis Weinbrenner, > William Btalo- out of Florida every hour for North- hey, Emil Wall, Cornelius Wall, Har- ern markets. '' ;' old Hamilton. Less than three per cent of the 155 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. acreage in Florida is under cultiva- DELIGHTFUL DANCE tion. The Everglades are being drained now, and each year are more One of the most delightful little and more being made ready for the dances held at the Casino in some coming of the farmers. ' weeks which was sponsored by the Florida offers opportunity,'it'has FINAL South Amboy Boosters Club, headed been said for 1,000,000 gardners and •by R. West, of South Amboy, was fruit growers'and it has even been ' held on Tuesday evening, with' a suggested that the immigration laws goodly gathering ' present.' The be let down to admit that amount of strains of the Collegian orchestra small farmers from Italy and France. kept the merry party in a happy Government analysis shows that Reed Suite, Davenport, Chair and Rocker, Brown mood until a very late hour. The the soil of the Everglades is .most success of the event depended on the fertile—as fertile as the soil of tht Clean Up Sale Finish. Former Price Was $56.00. efforts of.. Mr. West, who until re- Biblical valley of the Nile. The cently was one of the most active Northern farmer, however, might be Now reduced to .^ members of the South Amboy Buai- compelled to change his methods to $37.00 , ness Men's Association. adjust hia knowledge and experience , A 'feature of the evening, was an \o work in the right Florida soils. Offers a Great Opportunity for . auction sale at which time a large Many farmers from the North , Reed Rocker or Chair, Reed Table To Match amount of fruits and vegetables and have located at Hollywood and vicin- : other articles were sacrificed on the ity for the past four years, during removable cretonne cov- the suite above; Reduc- Huge Savings on Summer block by Mr. West himself. Mr. which time Hollywoo*byJth«-6ea, ered cushion, seat 20 in. West is considering plans at this the new resort and industrial City, ed from $11.00, Now time which if they materialize, Will has been built. There is how being wide, Brown finish. Re- Merchandise find dancing in' this vicinity every built at Hollywood a S3,000,000 har- IAT "night this coming Winter. Mr. bor with Gen. G. W. Goethais, build- duced from $16.00 to * , West has undertaken a large number er of the Panama Canal, as chief con- of dancing propositions which have sultant engineer,-which, .when com- . gradually, become famous resorts. He pleted will; by furnishing better and $8.00 hopes! t6 jwvive the. dancing craze, cheaper markets for Florida farm $10.75 ' and promises to show'the people in products, offer added opportunity 7 Attractive Events for this vicinity something n«w in the for .profits, for the agriculturist. art of running dances. Maple Porch Rocker, Bright Cane Seat and Back; This summer Hollywood-by-the-Sea CARDS POPULAR is operating excursions from many 33 inches from seat to top of back. Wide arms, The regular weekly card parties' cities of the North, from New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, heavy stretchers; Natural or Green Finish. Friday and Saturday! being held at the Casino, under the . '.direction of the women of the Har- Baltimore, Chicago,, Indianapolis, bor, are becoming .'quite popular. If Louisville and St. Louis. These ex- Sold All Season for $6.00; Now. j J, QC present plans are carried out the cursions go by boat from the ocean Sale of Genuine ENGLISH BROADCLOTH parties will continue throughout the cities and by rail from the inland Winter. If this plan is put into, ef- cities. SHIRTS, Collar attached or separate collar fect,, it will be necessary to install Maple Rocker, Natural Finish, Cane Seat and Slat heat in the Casino. A large, open fireplace would add to the appear- Grab Relic- From Briti.h Back, 24 inches from seat to top of back. ..:. _ _....-, ance of • the interior of the build- Ship Burned in 1812 ing, and will make the place more (3 for $5.00) homelike. A feature of the card .Montreal.—The influx' of -rammer Reduced to __2-...... :.._. „„„„„•. &Vt OQ parties is the orchestra which in most visitors on Georgian bay "to view the cases is donated free of charge to remains" of the Nancy, fighting Brit- the ladies in charge fa the'parties. ish schooner burned daring the .War Tables are arranged for all of the PAJAMAS of Cotton of 18X2 near WaiMage Beach, Ont, tor popular games and exceptionally fine like a rash to a gold mine. Scores' .prizes are awarded each week to the 15% OFF On All Refrigerators. Includ- Pongee most skilled players. have commenced, digging for relics and already many articles have been un- ing the WHITE FROST. I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mugford enter- covered. The derelict lies under sand tained friends at their cottage on on a little Island, and those acquainted (3 Suits $4.00) Sea' View avenue on Wednesday with the history of the gallant little • evening. ship are convinced thst beneath the lands lie the nld naval guns which The Community Houae is gradually made np the ship's armament In 1812, In plain colors, finish- •tearing completion and anxious eyes Three cannon balls of ancient vari- are watching the, daily progress bt. 1 H. Wolff & Co. ed with frogs and but- ety were found by William ' Freeman, ng made by tha contractor in charge while J. G. Peterson located a 24- of the work. Big doings,for the pound cannon ball. Mr. Freeman also ..Wiinter. months for the all year'found Feltua and Washington Streets tons. ' residents are being planned. found a button from a British uniform bearing the name of< tne maker, T. Adams ft Crawford, builders have Nutting a Co., Covent Garden." on just completed a very attractive one side and on the other the anchor ATHLETIC UNION. SUITS, featured at -. bungalow on Rostland avenue. sign of the royal navy: Hooks for grappling and oak cask staves also , James Birmingham of .South Am- have been found. High Grade White Nainsook. lbqy_ was among the visitors here dur- ing the week. Col. J. A. Currle. M. h. A, stated that he Intended to bring the matter - (3ifor$2.25) ' Mr. and Mrs. Smith Kagan of Rose of the Nancy to the attention of the Manor have returned from a visit to Ontario government, that Its historical the home of relatives at Ithaca, N. Y. Importance might not be forgotten and SCHOOL OPENING] SMART FANCY HALF HOSE at JQc pair that ancient relics and the gnu, If Dancing on Wednesday and Sat- found, might be preserved as historical urday evenings at the Casino still mementos. The Nancy, was built 1M Fine mixture of Silk and Lisle—a large assort* continues to attract great'gatherings years igo and "did her bit" before V SEASON'S NEWEST MODELS of the lovers of the terpschorean art. she was burned on August 14, 1812. A very popular orchestra is in charge ment of patterns. , of the' delightful musical program. It la proposed to bave her guarded by provincial police. New Double Breasted Models The Laurence Harbor Athletic Association, one of the live wire or- • New Single Breasted Models MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS at $1.00 ganizations ot the Harbor, are to Skeletons of Victims have an outing • to Columbia Park. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Grades—From Everyone is invited and the boya of Early Battle Found Coat, Vest, Knickers and Long Pants; want a good (fathering to accompany Bakersneld, Cal.—Believed to have our regular stock. them. been the victims of «n early eacounter or Two Knickers between white settlers and Indians, 11 Record Earthavaht skeletons were found In a clearing In As low as S.95 The Japanese ennhqunke of Hept»>m- a desolate sage brush, stretch of desert MEN'S GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITS.JJjQQ ber 1, 1028, while not the severest near Lost hills by n party of. Kern HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM ID the world's history, exceeded unv county deputy sheriffs. The remains Light Tan Colors, for a quick clearance. other In ICIHB uf life mill property. 'File were Identified as those of four white areii liffeetrd wan nno itoKree Mituira. men, two .white women and five In- A GENUINE COWHIDE FOOTBALL Nearly 000,000 IKIIIKCM Wr Baluntyne, friend of Sir Walter Scott, SECTION: BREEZY BITS Of NEWS so puss u win in-. "How rei was iinre i\ pom ».iy of the streets nnil wun so poiupuiiM and illynllli'd and no. It Is," he siild. "thm Hie tirsi luudi at 37 .vein's nitii ho WHS elevtitt'd to tile given to tile- use of long w)>,v ter. ' * y. spent the week end with- relatives worshiped »• • "••Inv i|tn>n! dlffcivnf* tlmt, •to|i|#d to admire u flmver growlnx the name Is not s guarantee that the wliwrniK tli*> nld crow younger as the by tlie wayside. "I wonder," KHI<1 she, Addle is one of his own make. duy Ri>f» nn iimlnii some of their stole- "wliiu kind of « flower Hint ID?" 8h* ness. rh« yminu KI'OW older, losing lookeil up at him us rhotigh, he were KHirn of iliulr freitliness.—Boston Trun- the source of all wisdom. He tviis not Habit scrlpt, "Tou know my new bean Is s police- dimmed. "Tttut," he replied with nan." she said; "lie's so' used to be- eonvlrtlon, "thut Is the day-blooming Wm. DuBrow Dept. Store ing on duty that even when he's out Poet Beaten by Thugi variety." v «f uniform and we're nut taking a In 107D the Knitllkli poet, John Urjr- 224-6 Smith St. N*xt to M«w Nat. Bank Bldg. Perth Amboy walk. If there Is any kind of traffic den. was atrucked on the street by Mett'.rtft a Long Evening Jam, he Just holds up his hand natural- ranked thugs und • severely beg ten, Wife Xi-xt time yuu siiemi mi eve- Goods Delivered, Store Open Daily 8 to 6 Saturday 8 to 10.80 ly and starts calling down the driven after he liud a quiirrel with John Wll- ning at fWHiih pl>mxt> let me know lor trying to beat taslt line."—New inat, earl ot Kovhester, poet and ta- U I am to keep hit>;Tkfnst watting for Tork Sun. rorite of Ctaarles II. you.—Kloris Minis r«'onpnhni:en).

Put a Silent Servant fat Yonr Home Bring Her Out of the Kitchen! MODERN WAYS N DAYS She didn't know I had a silent servant in my home. My cook is a clock on . , the Westin^house Automatic Electric Range Lecture and Demonstration ' • - No more than yon can realize the aroma of a flower from a picture, can you. appreciate the Coolneria, Cleanlineu and Efficiency of a Westinghouse Electric Range without seeing it demonstrated. MISS ALICE TL ALTMAN - • i Automatic Electric ; fine for apart- Domestic Science Expert of the Westinghome Electric fr Manufacturing Com- or single houses. pany will give a Lecture and Demonstration on Electric Cooking at the South Amboy Office of the Jersey Central Power & Light Co. August 27th, 28th and 29th "The Range with the Clock Between the hour* of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. r * | You and your friends are cordially invited.to attend. Our new, low cooking ^ . • .i rate assures you of an economical, clean and safe method of cooking. Cooking and baking by dec- time to find it ready for serving, tricity is simplicity itself. Only the range with the dock I With a Westinghouse Auto- will do this for you. Only the matic Electric Range you can Westinghouse will satisfy you Jersey Central Power & Light Company prepare your dinner early in the fully as to results, convenience, morning and go away for the economy. May w tell you Phone 690 'day,arrivinghomejuatatdinner more?

149 North Broadway South Amboy, N. J.

"I. i*ge Eight THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

DISPOSSESS NOTICE SERVED the crime, was found by the police. ON MECHANICSVILLE FAMILY A. Ford car noticed there some time THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN before was believed to have been PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Claiming that the Quirk family, used by the gang. A bank slip mark- THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY who live in his house at 353 Baritan ed $12,912 was found by the police strecp .Wfire in arrears in their rent in the abandoned car in Maurer SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 /< •Mr'»lou'r months Patrick Quinlan, of Lane. Every car that has come to 367 Raritan street, appealed to the the' attention of the county and city Pert.; Amboy District Court, and re- authorities has been run down. The J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR officer from the court served the Buick car in question was recognized ceivei a disposess order. special | as one stolen from a Newark filling Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 notice, and put the family on the station two months ago. A Paterson street. According to Mr. Quinlan, contractor obtained the license plates Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class matter. as soon as the officer had left the for the Buick car, which was stolen. family proceeded to again take pos- A reward of $2,000 has been of- session of the house, and occupied it fered by the officials of the Perth FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 until Judge Porgotson issued a Amboy Trust Company for informa- warrant charging breaking and en- tion leading to the arrest and con- tering. viction of the "persons responsible for AN OLD SUGGESTION HEEDED According to the story circulated the outrage. A long needed protecting gate, with a red signal reflector, has this about that section of the city, the Man Held •• Material Wit*... week been erected across the track that connects the Pennsylvania Railrqad special %officer after serving the dis- VACATION DAYS ARE GONE posess notice, and urging the family One of the sensations of the case lines with the Raritan River line at the Deep Cut bridge, at'the poirit where' to leave the house, locked the dwell- thus far, was the arrest of Christo- the track starts on the decline. ing while, hte furniture was in it. pher "Happy" Kluin, of New Bruns- —AND SCHOOL SHOES ARE HERE This has long been a danger point. 'The Citizen has repeatedly called Besides the parents, Mr. and Mrs.wick avenue, Perth Amboy, who is still being detained in the County attention to the great need of such protection at that point, in the interest Thomas Quirk, the family consists of We're aware of the fact that we have a reputa- two boys and a girl. The mother is Jail, as a material witness. A check of the public safety. It is gratifying to note that the suggestion has at a hard working woman, who cares up on Kluin's movements on the day tion to maintain when it comes to children's shoes. length been adopted. for the 'family as best she ean by of the shooting failed to jibe with The railroads could still further add to the comfort of our citizen! by working for neighbors. The little those told by Kluin himself. An ef> And we believe we have more real quality and ft>rt to have the man released on bail insisting tinat the rules governing the' blowing .of whiitlw, beyond a rea- the boys bring in on^. provides for value to offer mothers this Fall than ever before. enough to fed' them msagerly, it is by Jacob S. Karkus, an attorney, of sonable degree by engineers in passing through this city are more strictly said. ' Perth Amboy,' have at this writing 1 obeyed. ' ' failed. Chief of County Detectives , We have the best shoes for children.that we QUESTION "LOCAL MEN ' Ferd David said this morning that the man was stll being detained. " have been able to buy. Not the most expensive OLD HOME. DAY ABOUT P. A. MURDER / • iqMtiaw* (nMu i'u« I) In answer to a query as to wheth- shoes, but the best shoes at each price. Memories of old Salt Water Days and those glorious Old Home Days . Tht murder, is said to be the moat er there was any last minute infor- ' of the past are conjured up by the present movement;to revive this holiday cold blooded of its kind every com; mation on the'case Mr. David, in a; We have chosen from scores of manufacturers 'in this section. It' is tieliev- telephonic conversation -with' the' for South Amboy in 1026. . Old Home Day will bring back to this city mitted Citizen this noon, said' tha the lines those shoes that are most carefully made, and many former South Atriboyami who wlH revel in memories of the past and in the merrymaking of the present; it will be » "boost" for Sooth Amboy, that contain the best quality leathers. a revival of home town spirit that is so essential to a community of this to the crime. "Things And we know how to fit children's feet cor- •1M. •'•"•,•.• • •. y.,-•••.; •. • . :•• The Exchange Club has started the ball rolling, and is deserving of rectly, which in our opinion is the thing of greatest authorities and witnesses of the Perth credit for the movement to revive this "day of fun and frolic." A movement Perth Amboy shooting to that place. I •nd New ? importance in selling children's footwear. was to hax;e been launched this year to hold the celebration In 1926, but It was said that the Perth Amboy early in the year the American Legion had chartered its steamer for the people could not identify any of the °" annual excursion upon the second Saturday in August—always the date faces that confronted them. at that' A Pencil Box and School Bags FREE with every place. . . for Salt Water Day and the previous Old Home Celebrations. Chief of County Detectives Ferdi Pair of Shoes Everyone should "boost" for Old Home. Day in 1920, .., To put It over A. David, is in charge of the work hard in will require the cooperation and boosting of every resident of South Am- of clearing up the mystery. Several •» ettort to boy. Every local organization should get behind the movement, which has clues have already been followed, i but as yet nothing definite has oc- been started early enough to insure a great success, and with en cooperation it is bound to give South Amboy a never-tojbe-forgotten day of merriment. •'•' . ' ' • -:™. COHEN'S BOOT SHOP by the persons responsible for NEW RESTAURANT TO -'" The Only Shoe Store in Town AUXILIARY PLANS START ON FIRST STREET FffiSTCARD PARTY Can you imagine an eatin 112 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J. in this city, specialising in clu_ _.„-, Of SHIM Far "ytUmrnUmy, Sept twiche, s and all the trimmings that go At Pretettiaa Hall. with it; and can you Imagine yourself * Plans* are now completed for the for a minute, just munching into one of them with dressing and all? Well; "S- first of « series of card parties to be held at Protection Hall on Feltus the popular Eddie Diestal, of tljis. street Wednesday evening, Septem- city, is to reopen the restaurant fof? SELLING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ber 9th, under the auspices of the merly conducted by Miss Bertha , Ladies Auxiliary to the Protection Heath on lower First street, and Ed- STpRE Fire Compaqgg, Mrs. Charles Tra- die is promising everyone he meets vinski, of Henry street, one of the for the. last six weeks that such a very active; members of the organ- place is to be conducted at his new ization, hat been assigned full charge store* ' • . •'..'., of the initial event, wiiich promises Of course Eddie is not going to stop SPECIALS Boys'and Girls'Shoes ' to set a. mark for the parties that at club sandwiches; he's going to follow. conduct on eating place of merit 104 NO. PINE AVE. f EL NO. 1 AT VERY LOW PRICES ' Mrs. Travinski has issued a general Oysters In. season, stewed, fried and invitation to the people of the city, raw, are to be had. if Eddie has to t '.''•• the flremen and their wives* and to dig 'em himself. It has been some 1 Mothers! School time is near. Get your the friends of the Auxiliary who wish time since this city has boasted on to help this cause. All of the popu- oyster house where a good fry, or a FOR SATURDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY children prepared. lar games will be played and tablet stew could be {had at a reasonable will be artistically arranged to aceo- price, and Eddie knows this. Gold Medal P: & G. modate a great number of players. The building on First street is now We carry a full line of Girb Dresses, Middys, Non players tickets may, be secured undergoing a complete change. New Condensed Milk v NAPTHASOAP from the committee ro directly from fixtures, now tables, many attractive Gym Bloomers, Boys' Blouses, Pants, Wash Suits, Mrs. Travinski. • • novelties will be added to make the 2 for •6 for The gamea will start at eight place homelike in all respects. Work- etc.'- " " ' :;' ";:-' . ""• ' ' ' o'clock. • . men are now engaged in the work of remodelling the building to at to 25c 2Sc make it up to date in all respects. FEMALES FIGHT Transient boarders will be accommo- dated, Mr. Deistal adviset. PRElfft HEINZ The Home Restaurant, as it wilt be FLOUR APPLE BUTTER Weara HaMCO T» PCit REFEREEy He*»ital FaSr known from now on, will open it* Rmaval *f Ceattat Stgaa. doors to the public on September 8rd. 2 for jar The smiling countenance of Eddie One of the latest effects of the d«- will greet tin natron from then on. Known for Good Value, Low Prices, Reliable lay in traffic suffered by persons on Great preparations are now being 25c 25c Merchandise < Sunday evening from the shore bent, made so as to have the place ready \ is'a sort of malady which has a ten- for opening on that) date. -; 110 S. Broadway Phone 511 South Amboy dency to get those effected with it WHITE ROSE EDGEMONT into flat fights. Two women on last The Colored Orphanage Band, CHILI SAUCE W« Glv* aad RetUrai S. * H. Gran Tranter Staisaw * Sunday night, began to air their feel- from Charleston,' South Carolina, CRACKERS ings toward each other at a point under the direction of Profewor bottle . package said to be below Keyport. Hair William Jenkins toured the city on fulling and face scratching was the Wednesday and gave several musical •V •"-•." order, and the Queen of Salisbury programs. The feature of the little 25c rules followed to a tee. There did band was the artistic manner in 25c not seem to be a referee so the fight Which little Willie Jones, orphan, lasted until they reached a State led (his fellow chums. In all sections ALL OUR GOODS FULLY GUARANTEED Baa^B^ar^aiB^HejB^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^" ^^^^^ • •• '•••"- ^^~^^^m-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m Policeman, who called a halt. of the city large audiences Hsten«d The ladies, Mrs. Mary McCarnick, > the strains of the several" jail YOUR MONEY WILL BE RETURNED of Orange, and Mrs. Anna J. Smith, numbers played. of Montclair, sisters, it was said, ABSOLUTELYSATISFACTORY Alpine's Bargains! were disputing some family affairs. •••••I all ant weak, Enalre Both were brought to the City Hos-. Theatre, avspicea BMIBMS- -Mart vital suffering from, cuts and were1 Atseciatlaa. • -v AeV. later discharged; No arrests were1 F H E JE I y F JK K K ! ! made. It.is understood that after 2 Blue Bird Dinner Plates with a cash purchase of leaving the hospital, and after ex- periencing great difficulty getting in- $3.00 or over to the long string of ears'again, the ladies once more started, and as Da ladies will, kept it up all through the Very Good U. B. Muslin, 36 in., per yard lOV^c city and possibly until they got home. They attracted quite a large gather- CASH GROCER 15c Dish Toweling, special per yard 8c ing of fans in front of the Empire, where someone shouted to stage the Dress Gingham, 32 in., per yard . 16c bout on the stage. The lino moved f-i. once more, and the car drifted BOSTON BROWN BREAD, WHITE ROSE RICE, | PURE CIDER VINEGAR, 10 Quart Dishpan, each .. ... 19c toward Perth Amboy, while things again righted themselves in this city ( full pound, pkg.... : gallon ...:._... .-.:.:....l!35c Men's Nainsook Union Suit J..39c can - 20c JELLO, all favors, •;! > puz, •• ' '. •.): Men's Overalls, worth $2.25, now . $1.49, | NOW. THE ANNUAL Extra Heavy Bath Towels, wit hcolor borders, . 3 pkgs. r...... 25c 3 large pkgs. ——25c HARVEST HOME POTATOES, good cookers, worth 25c, 6 for . . . $1.00 Al Ch»..quak« Epi.copal Church OB Thursday, Sept. 10th. FRESH PRUNES, P. 4 G. SOAP, v Ladies' Silk Hose, in all the newest colors...... basket' - L..l89c Hwe we" are again. Harvest can .19c 6 bars .•...-. ..25c . 39c per pair and up Home at Cheasequake, In the base- ment of the Episcopal Church. Mu- Boys' Blouses, worth 69c, now . ^....490 sic, ico cream, candy nnd fancy ar- tides, and the usual nothing else Agency For "MIRRO" The Finest Aluminum but, chicken supper, that makes peo- ple drive miles each year for, Thurs- day, September 10th is the date and supper will be served for the first table at 0:30 dnylig'ht saving time. Cash Specials for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Only Get there onrly the committee J says. Each year finds the usual ALPINE'S crowds gathering about the church Oranges, demons, Bananas, Grape, Fruit, New Potatoes, Carrots, Cucumbers, In nn effort to gain ndmittanco. This year' extra tables will bo served and New Onions, Bunch Onions, Rhubard', Asparagus and Fresh Tomatoes. .^V FOR ECONOMY ^9 plenty of good "oats" will be on hand. It 1B expected thnt a special Good Shoes, Dry Goods and House Funishings bus load will leave thin city on thu 10th for the affair. . Free Deliveries Anywhfere Telephone 149 Pine Avenue Cor. Henry St. 'THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page

lady arrived at the Stanton home on LOTS "DOING" IN MECHANICSVILLE ODDS AND ENDS Tuesday morning. t 1 Miss Mary Covert of First street The South Amboy Yacht Club spent the week end with friends at SECTION: BREEZY BfTS OF NEWS will hold a card party at their club- Eatontown. house next Thursday evening, Aug. ust 20th.. All are invited to attend Mrs. CharJes P. King of Washing- street is improving daily from the ef and a number of attractive prizes ton avenue has returned to her home King's Factory Gearance XARTFMf S. RESIDENTS AWAIT START OF PAVING PROGRAM fects of a recent painful operation. will be awarded. after spending a week with her daughter in Newark. ' The residents of Raritan street, Thomas Dockney mot.ored with i The Richmond Family of Broad- •who have for the past several years party of friends to New York during way are enjoying severail weeks Mrs. Frank Meinzer of George UNION MADE—MAKER TO WEARER been burdened with the condition of the week. stay with friends at May Brook, N. street is spending the week with rel- Y atives in New York City. this thoroughfare, await anxiously Mr. and Sirs. Czarodatta of Raritan word that will start the actual pav- street motored with friends to Key Andrew Trinley, son ..of Mr. and Miss Agnes Murphy of Rome, N. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S ing of the street. The local water port on Tuesday. Mrs. Lewis Trinley Sr. of First Y. is spending her vacation with Mr. department has completed the work street was a- Forked River visitor and Mrs. John Hanaway on Stockton of installing new service pipes as has George Kurtz Jr. is suffering from during the week with friends. street. • | the Public Service Gas Company. It a splintered shin bone, suffered in is understood, however, that there is a baseball game several, days ago. An Miss Lydia Dresbaek of Phillips- Clarence Larson of Fourth street Two-Pants Suits a hitch in the plans, which will delay opposing player unintentionally burg 'has returned to her home after is enjoying a vacation at Oak Bluffs, the work for a short time. spiked Kurtz as he slid to home plate. enjoying a weeks vacation with her Mass. At the present time the roadbed is He is able to be about with the aid sister, Mrs. Bentley S. Wynn of in a very bad stalte of affairs. In of crutches at the present time. Main street. Miss Margaret Brophy of Wash- some places it is almost impassible ington avenue is enjoying a vacation and trucks almost daily are ditched Frank Cleary has returned to his Kathryn Mullen, Madge Mahoney Mt Ledgewood, N. J. on account of the vohditon of the home on Wilmont street after enjoy- and Mrs. James Harkins have re- Boy's' Vests Suits, 2 Pants at $7.95 road. It will be remembered that ing a visit with relatives in Pennsyl- turned after a. visit to the Catskill Burk Lambertson Jr., with a party the Board of Freeholders and the vania. Mountains, of friends is enjoying a vacation in Sizes 8 to 18 City have entered into an agreement the Catskills. The boys evidently to have the work started. The John Maddigan has resumed his Mr. .and Mrs. John Deegan have are enjoying the trip, judging from county will pave the center of,the duties with the Pennsylvania Rail- moved into their new home on Pros- reports fronVthem. pect street, Perth Amboy. Mrs. roadbed and the property owners will road after enjoying his annual va- Dr. and'Mrs. E. H. Eulner of Hen- stand for curbs and gutters. cation. Deegan was formerly Miss Georgians Harris of, this city. ry street and daughter are enjoying The completion of the work at any Mrs. James Holton was a Perth a vacation in Ocean City. KING'S CLOTHES SHOP time will be appreciated by the resi- Amboy business visitor on Tuesday. Miss Jeanette Coughlin, one of the dents of this section but the sooner employees of the Yard Master's Of- Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Kennedy 163 Smith Street Perth Amboy the better is what all hands are say- The firm of Slover & Phillips, who fice is enjoying her annual vacation and family are enjoying their annual in*. __ have been engaged in the roofing with friends at West.Chicago, 111. vacaton with friends at -Island Op«a Ev.ning. Till • P. M. business for several months has dis- Heights. Miss Kathryn Grimley has accept- olvcd partnership. Both parties are Mrs. Mary Kennedy of David «d a position in the office of a Perth now working individually and con' street is enjoying' the week with Aubrey Scharff of Portia street la Amboy firm. trading as separate parties. - friends in Atlantic City. enjoying a stay with friends in the Catskill Mountains in New York Mr. and Mrs.\ Thomas Bolger and Joseph' Phillips, son of Mr. and A regular meeting of the Common state. (family will shortly .move from' their Mrs. ThomaThmas Philliphilps of Conover Council will be held next Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MlUer of Main ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS present, address on upper Raritan Mr. and Mrs] £7 R. First of street are spending tlhc week with street wililill enentet r HHolly y CCros s CollegeCll g, evening at the Ctly Hall. FOR DRAWING TABLES streett t to anotheth r in ththii s cityit . Wt M i Stb h Somers, N. Y. is the guest of Mr. and friends in Connecticut. Worcestern , Mass, in September hav. Mayor and Mrs. H. G. Hoffman Mrs. J. Culot and family of Church SEALED BIDTVILL BE RE- The Strysiack home on lower !i « and daughter Ada are enjoying the street this week. Miss May Braney of New York celved by the Board of Education ot Karitan street has just been given a week at Asbury Park. ' City is spending the week with rela- the City of South Amboy, N. J. at complete rennovation and adds much has been connected with all of the Mrs. Russell Trawin at Pateraon is tives in this city. Miss Braney dur- sport of the school since his advent their meeting at 8 P. M., Wednes- to the appearance of that section of Mrs. William S. Dey and daughter enjoying the week with her parents, ing her stay here entertained some day, August 26, 1926 for twenty the street. A new porch with a sun in high school circles. He has made Marjorie spent Monday with friends Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Sr. on friends from New York City. a favorable impression in this city at Asbury Park. : drawing tables. parlor and the addition of a *new Main street. ' For specifications call or, write O. kitchen, 'besides paniting completed among baseball men for his work Thomas Scully and family have both as manager and infield player. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ingraham of moved from their Augusta street ad- O. Barr, Superintendent of Schools, the work which was done by mem- Thomas Burden was a New Bruns- 23? Stevens Avenue, South Amboy, bers of the family^ • ^ His friends are anxious that he be Elizabeth were local visitors on Mon- wick business visitor on Tuesday. dress to a new one on lower Second selected to fill any gap in the Holy day. street. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoiton, to- Cross College team. William Wyckoff Is ill at his home Board reserves right to reject any gether with a party of friends were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton of in Bay View Manor. Latest reports Mrs. W. M. Emmons of Second or all bids. among those Who thoroughly enjoyed Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Reinhardt and upper David street are the proud say that Mr." Wyckoff is improving street spent last week end with her W. M. EMMONS, themselves at Coney Island on Sat- family who'have been vacationing parents of a baby girl. The young slowly. daughter, Mrs. Diehl at York, Pa. 8-14-2t Secretary. urday. for some time have returned to their Home on Raritan street. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sapazenak of, m««»M»ii«nw^^ Conover street were Brooklyn, N. Y. The Girl Scouts of this section are vieitorB over the week end.. already planning to hold a series of social gatherings in and about this Jacob Doyle is making exterior im- vicinity in the Fall. The giris have DOYLE & CJCNNEEN provements to his home at 287 Cono- been especially active since their or- ver street. If Mr. Doyle takes all ganization. the gobd advice given him by the 155 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. many who pass him daily, ,the job Peoplevin this section who are not will be well done. Theodore Stolte, receiving their papers each week for Jr. has been assisting Mr. Doyle in any reason at all are asked to notify the work. . the Citizen office in order that their name be made a record of to insure Mr. and Mrs. Jay Creed and Mrs. the safe delivery of the papers each M. Creed of upper Raritan street week. ' were among those from this section on the Moonlighter. Mrs. Mary Drum, who recently GREAT SHIRT SALE! sod her property on upper Wilmont / ** ' street is having a small home built Mr. and Mra. Thomas Grimley and on an adjacent piece of land. The j family motored t6 the home of work, is being done by Contractor frjends at New Brunswick during the Roy Ellison and will soon be ready week. for occupacy. , Lawrence Quintan, son of Mr. and Pleaae mention this paper when Mrs. Patrick Quintan of Raritan purchasing from our advertisers.

The most generous offer ever made by any amusement organization in the his- tory of South Amboy—

FAMOUS STATLER SHIRT CO'S. . Surplus Stock Bought at Huge Reductions The Fabric Alone Materials They are really worth more than the price we ask Plain Madras, Corded Madras, Fine Percales and for these wonderful shirts, backed with at reputa- Mercerized Cloths. , tion. ; ' '... ,• •"•'• STYLES Our Marvelous Window Display will certainly convince you Collars attached--cut to lay perfectly. Neckband of all we're anxious to1 put across in print. styles that run true to sizes marked. AUGUST 15TH TO XXX SPECIALS AUGUST 29TH SWEET ORR—HEADLIGHT * OVERALLS ALL WOOL Blue, White, Railroad and Hickory Stripe Only will he distributed to patrons CLOTHES $1.79APAIR Tailored to Measure Genuine Union Made Overalls, all colors...r$1.39 At Empire Theatre EXTRA EXTRA Genuine Paris or Boston Garters...: 19c PANTS FREE 20.00 up :nSS FREE Men's Cr,oss Back Athletic Union Suits.. ...47c FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED ~ A BANK CHECK FOR $1.00 FREE Men's Silk Stripe Union Suits 95c Order your Fall Clothes Now arid save $5.00" Men's Fancy Silk and Fibre Sport Hose 48e pr. ••' WITH EACH TICKET to $15.00. checks accepted by the XXX SPECIALS LAST CALL $3.00 Khaki Pants, now $ 1.65 Is Your'Straw Hat as $9.00 White Flannel Pants, now . $7.95 Clean As Your Collar? South Amboy Trust Co. WORK AND DRESS TROUSERS Regular $2, $2.45, $2.85 when preaented with nine dollars in cash in open- Strong Work Pants $1.95 $3.50 Pants ----- $2.95 quality NOW ing a New Tluift Account in the amount of $10.00 $4.00 Pants .„„„. .„.. $3.45 or more. $4.50 Pants $3.95 95c rc™™.^^ Page Bight THE SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEN ber of the advantages of South Am- punch the clock -when leaving their on Bordentown avenue. driver who violates this to drive a THE SOOTH AMBOY CITIZEN boy as an industrial and residential starting point and arriving at the Present conditions are almost in- bus in'the City of South Amboy. centert . intersection of Main and Stevens tolerable. Many people have missed Mayor. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY The signs have been secured avenue. This would establish posi-'train connections, and have been Very truly yours, THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY through bie co-operation of a num- tive proof of just who was at fault given insolence by bus drivers when HAROLD G. HOFFMAN/ ber of members of the association in the whole matter. Heavy fines on they have asked for a fair rate of SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 and will cost the association there- the individual drivers has some ten- speed. FORDS COLLIDE , dency to call a halt on the matter for just exactly nothing.' Donation If drivers who make a practice of Shortly before dark Tuesday even- J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR of the lumber necessary was madu by for a time, but it is believed that this cannot be held for a violation the firms Miller, Bergen and Welshs the owners are responsible for theof the present bus ordinance they ing the Ford car owned by John W. and tne South Amboy Lumber & Sup- operation of the buses, and should may be and must be arrested for Hendy, of Henry street, was consid- .00 be fined. The latter course would erably damaged when it and another Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, $1.50) zones 3 to 8, $2 ply Company. The requiitrequisite carcarpenp - fu .... obstructing traffic. I will assume the ter workk is beinbi g taketk n care off bby j j u probability clear up the entire responsibility for the enforcement of Ford sedan owned by Mrs, Mae n a a rule that any bus, after leaving Dwyer of East Orange, figured in a Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. us second class matter. Contractor Ferdinand Tedesco, a mystery and^answer the question oft collision nt the corner of Henry booster uf the local association. Thhe times asked" ', "Bus"" , Bus, Wher""•e- :i"s * thue" its starting point, must proceed di- paint for the signs was given by E. recty, without "loafing" through street and Stevens avenue. Th6' FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 Bus?" the city. latter ear was driven by Charles H. K. Brown and Samuel Medinets and lhe following letters were sent by Wohlbold, also of East Orange. the actual painting will be taken „„_Mayo, „r Hoffman to James Doukas, •I am this day advising James Satisfactory set*>3ment as to res- home to this city, It was a great care of by Robert Weldon. Erection i \\ iliiam Kosenvinge and Chief of Doukas, owner of the Marathon Bus ponsibility was said to have been CAPACITY CROWD ON party. o£ the signs will be provided by Mr. Police Thomas Gleason: Line and William Rosenvingc, own- reached between the respective own- Hrankowsky with the assistance of August 10, 1925. er of Bill's Bus Line, and am also ers. other association members. James Doukas, Proprietor, requesting the public to report to LBGIONEXCURSION Plans for raising a fund for other Marathon Bus Line. Police Headquarters or to me all LOCAL violations, gviing the name of driver, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rugg, of The Third Annual Moonlight Ex- types of advertising were given con- William Rosenyinge, Proprietor, sideration. A motion picture benefiti violations, giving the name of driver, lower Second street, are the. happy- cursion, minus the moonlight, of the BUSINESS MEN Bill's Bus Line. and his bus number. parents of a baby boy. He's a big Luke A. Lovely Post No. 62, Ameri- in bne Empire Theatre was one of the Gentlemen: strapping fellow and in all proba- can Legion, with a record breaking With the secretary of the Perth decisions made. Details were left 1 am this day advising Chief of Please advise all officers of your bility Marion will make a football crowd, salted from the local dock* Amboy Chamber of Commerce as itswith the campaign manager, Mr. R. Police Gleason to immediately stop department, and do not permit any •player of him. on Saturday »«e"l0°n and "£!! guest and entertainer on Monday H. West, who is now associated with the practice of your bus drivers -in stopping at Perth Amboy, wher* night the local Business Men's As-the Lighting Company for execution. "loafing" upon, their routes after officials refused to allow more,than sociation held a rousing meeting that Mr. West has advised that he hasleaving the starting point on Borden- nineteen hundred aboard, shoved e*f lasted almost into the "wee sma' secured a contract for the use of the town avenuey This practice is not in . for an eventful day and evening. The hours". Mr. Statler, the, secretary local theatre for an entire week be-the best interests ofc the public, and fron Steamboat "Sinus" one. mort mentioned, not only gave a very in-ginning on August 31. During this there have been many complaints of came into this city and brought to structive and interesting talk on week the management has agreed to people who have missed train con- and from Coney Tsland the memben matters pertaning to the association furnish a number of excellent Alms nections, and who have received of the American Legion and their but also put on exhibition a series of and a very favorable financial ar- from your drivers insolent answers Kriends. Before the first jtance stereopticon views that held close at- rangement between the management to their entreaties for a fair rate of number by one of the local orches- tention and received lengthy and and the association has been arrived speed. , < tras was finished everyone- aboard favorable comment afterwards, Mr. at, according, to Mr. West. In fact The Police Department is being seemed to have become acquainted, Statler kept the members in attend- the agreement appears to be the most instructed to enforce a rule that it f th Mliyh^Bxcur ance interested tor nearly two hours favorable of any heretofore granted every bus, after leaving its starting The spirit of the and according to the remarks heard any local association. point, shall proceed without delay sion was there and Chris of relief since not a minute of the time was The next semi-monthly meeting through the city. We will accept whechairmann told, heheave had ad capacita sighy load. The or has been .begrudged. of the association will b« held on no excuses that this practice is caus- worry of it all was over and the nose Following the conclusion of Mr. Monday evening, August 24th at ed by the delinquency of a driver of of the old vessel.was heading for Sutler's address and "show" the which time a number of other plans the preceding bus. I Coney with Captain Joseph McCor- business meeting got under way at are to be given consideration. I am asking the public to cooper- mack at the wheel, taking her out of about ten o'clock and the number of ate by sending to the Chief of Po- the dose corners. Captain "Joe" isplans for boosting the association, MAYOR GOES AFTER lice or to me the names of the bus advertising the city and helping the always about wwhe n the Legiog n needs "LOAFING BUSES" driver, his badge number, and his a piloiltt ffo r ththeiir excursionin. members were so numerous that even bus number and the time of a vio- The "CharlestonCharleston" ccama e into its the short discussions to which the (Ortiltituvd from l'ig« I) , lation of this rule. It will be own on the lower decdkk on SaturdaySt . chair held members stretched the to award it. strictly enforced, and I will uae po- Those that never dreamt they'd ever meeting out until after the midnight It is almost impossible to get thelice authority to see that no driver do it, done it, and those that have •hour. The meeting was largely at- operators together so as to get uwho breaks it will be permitted to been doing it, did as good as they tended and a large majority of theclear understanding in the case. All drive a bus in South Amboy. could with the learners about. Noth- new members were on hand. The to- point to someone else as the cause of Please give this information im- ing eventful happened going over tal membership has now reached one the confliction. Then someone prom- mediately to your drivers. „ i though the old ises to do better, and they are off Very truiy yours, . ., moon refused as much as to smile The association committed itself again getting customers as "catch HAROLD G. HOFFMAN. once, lovers were on the upper deck, unreservedly to a plan of advertising can catch." Even with the people . , Mayor. dreaming of the next .year's event, the city. In this way only, it is felt, of the city, the police, the council- August 10, 1925. BIGGEST BARGAINS IN TOWN and what it all meant to them. that the local businesses can be built men and the mayor at their heels Thomas Gleason, Oh Boyl when those nineteen up and the plan has a* an object the the drivers continue to ignore all Chief of Police, Very Good Quality Long Cloth, Special hundred souls hit the deck at Coney, attraction to this city of factories orders and run as the spirit moves South Amboy, N. J. what an impression they made.. The and such industries as will bring to them, it is believed. Dear Chief: 10 yards . $1.19 great crowds seemed to sense that South Amboy a "pay roll." It is the opinion of many that the In view of the fact that the pres- South Amboy, with its Legion and Plans were announced as completed city would be better off, especially ent bus ordinance is practically val- for the erection of two large signs at friends had invaded the Island to those who must use the buses to ggoo ueless from the standpoinr t of „gettin. „g 36 Inch Unbleached Sheeting, Special.—12 V^c yd. take over things for the evening. One the entrances to this city. One sign to and from their work, if the buses (good service for the piiblic.alid the bellow from the powerful lungs of is to be on the P. R. R. property were driven off and the railroad I Council has not as yet presented a Commander Lee Stults and the thngs near the bridge, the other on the pro- asked to give service about the time I new ordinance to remedy present Extra Heavy Bath Towels with colored borders began to happen. Babies that had perty of E. R. Brown at Pine avenue i;xt is most, neede.. J d• .betwee . n the points] ueiectsit . 1 am off tthhe opinioii n thaht th the become restless on boaid the boat, and Grand street. These signs will effected. The 'local business houses Police department should immedi- Special 21c; 5 for. . . $1.00 stopped crying and .the bigger ones prominenty display an iinvitatio1 n to would be better off by far at nay ately take into its hands the prac- started in as soon as they found out industires and offer to SsuchL as m'ghB...t rate. tices used by bus drivers upon the that they had to wait behind a great locate here "free sites." Through It has been suggested that time Perth Amboy-South Amboy lines Ladies' Lingett Princess Slips in all colors line to get on the merry-go-round. the activity of members of the assoc- clocks be installed at the starting that are detrimental to the inter- Hot dogs, peanuts, crackerjack, latiom plenty of such sites are avail-1 place on Bordentown avenue, and ests of the public. I am referring Special 55c; 2 for $1.00 candy and salt water taffy was theabole m the immediate vicinity. The on the corner of Stevens avenue chiefly to the "loafing" by bus driv- password tf or awhile. . Then came signs will also briefly outline a num. where bus drivers would have to ers after leaving their starting point the Whip, the Human Fool, Sliding Ladies' Silk Hose in all the newest colors Bob, Wooden and Live Horses, Cat- terpillar, Mile Ride, and Shoot the mmmmsmmmmm (SSSSS! ..... 45c pair and op Shoots, with a million other things thrown in. Big and little alike took advantage, of the time and'place and Boys' Washable Suits, values up to $1.50, before long watches began to mar the evening, it was drawing to a close. sizes 3 to 8, Special... . :.i 85c A glimpse into the notebook of- one of the reporters disclosed the follow- SETLIFF'S ing. One of the active post mem- Men's Nainsook Union Suits—. Special 45c bers for the first time takes a ride on a real live horse. "Give us « gentle one. Will you fellow?" He got it. Men's Good Quality Socks .....Special 15c jiair Ten times he went around the arena, and ten times' those in charge of the horses tried to halt the horse. Feet Men's Headlight Overalls ....Special $2.00 were flying in all directions. One woman fainted and somebody shout- ed, "He's from some circus. Boy 104 PINE AVENUE what an acrobat." The horse was PHONE SOUTH AMBOY 1 finally quited down and the rider in a limp condition was helped to his TENENBAUMV feet. A drink of water came in handy and he opened his eyes. Every- thing was "0. K." until the boss said Known for Good Value, Low Prices, Reliable he Had only paid for one ride and WHERE QUALITY AND ECONOMY MEET had gotten ten. The rider went Merchandise limp again and then settled the bill. No reference was made of it again. 110 S. Broadway Phone 511 South Amboy The next time the lad was seen safe- Don't Mlii Our We Give asrf Retfoesi S. * H. Gran TrWiag Stastax ly aboard a merry-go-round with a strap around his waist and a blonde smiling her contentment. Harry A. Leonard with a number SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK of friends found to their surprise that they,can make hot dogs faster than they can be eaten by a mere AUOITST 19th TO 31wt handful of fellows. The sassy, snapping, sizzling creatures had their innings during' the day. All clean, (resh quality Groceries offered at unusually low prices. One of the items reads! Two of the | fair ladies of Me city enjoy treat on A real opportunity for the housewives of this community to cut their table wheel chairs. Someone shouted, "That bird is earning his Jack this expenses. Free! Free! 5 lbs. of sugar with a cash pur- time?" Wonder what they meant? i About sailing time there was a Just compare these prices with what you pay elsewhere. chase of $4.00 or over. , great commotion at the entrance to the boardwalk. An Investigation re- vealed the fact that a taxi was com- Good Quality Bleached Muslin, 36 in. 14x/jc ing at great speed, evidently trying 0 to reach the boat before it left. It Gulden's Mustard . -lfl Jello, all flavors, 3 for ..... did.' Just as soon as the brakes 15c Dish Toweling, special per yard 8c were applied the driver sprang out, String Beans, 2 for.. . dove into ttui rear of the cab, ex- Fancy Catsup, large bottle 1 Ac Men's Silk Sox, worth 75c, now per >pr. 39c changed hats with a limp figure, brushed up a bit and made a dam Sweet Peas, 2 for $1.00 Felt Bedroom .Slippers, all sizds and for the boat The driver, one of the W. R. Peanut Butter. .. .. 1 Ac members of the post, evidently made colors 69c sure he'd get there, and treated the tomatoes, large can, 2 for....'. driver to a ride 1n the rear teat. The Post Bran ....: . 1Ac Children's Sandals, worth $1 to $1.75, now 79c driver is In all probability still won- dering how he reached the board- Shredded Wheat 1 Ac White Rose Sauerkraut, 2 for Men's Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers 39c each walk. L fl It rained on the way over but it Fancy MarroW Beans, 2 lbs Ladies* Silk Stockings, regular 75c, now 39c had little effect on the crowd until Prunes, sweet and meaty 1 Ac the boat docked at South Amboy. Mercerized O.N.T. Crochet Cotton, worth 10c Then things began to happen. The Pea Beans, 3 pounds chairman olf the committee will pro- Lunch Paper, 3 rolls .1 Ac in leading 10c stores, Saturday at Alpine's... 8c bably ibe defendant in a court action for advertising a moonlight affair, Imported Sardines in pure olive oil, when the moon Tofused to do its Bon Ami Powder ,..„•„.. lAc duty. However after a good soak 2 for ._. ing, just a little something to keep in mind the event, lights about the Columbia River Salmon, Vfclb. can Grape Juice, pint bottle /„ city went dim and dreamers dreamt the whole affair over agnin. reg. 25c £0° ALPINE'S Now, who is the man and wife that White Rose Stuffed Olives,J2 iot.-..%c kept talking and talking nnd talked themselves imst South Amboy and 1 lh. Flat can, reg. 45c fi FOR ECONOMY ^P were commencing ito tnlk ngnin when Try Our Coffee, pound. the porter nnnouncod that the vbont Good Shoes, Dry Goods and House Funishings Wflfl to be tied up for the night and White Rose Ceylon Tea, 3 for Just Couldn't Be Better./ aM hands hiii! %ft. They together Pino Avenue Cor. Henry St. with about fh'ty others hml to bus It WNWW ~m~> ' -' THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Pat*

iFRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 with friends at Hudson, N./Y. this covery "was in doubt for a time. Kash DELAY IN COMPLETION tempted by the City Councils in a week. is married and is well known locally. OF STORM SEWER number of years. The absolute need # of this sewer has been previously OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL 'LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan and The First Methodist Episcopal pointed out. The work since it start- party have returned to thiscity after Church have been fortunate in secur- This city, it is understood, ex-( pects a short delay in the completion ed, has been progressing at a good FOR RENT enjoying an auto tour of New York ing Rev. Thomas Wallace to preach ; rate of speed and it ia understood state. on Sunday mornings during the bal- nf the much needed storm sewer on' th'hat the work is up until the present fOR RENT—Three furnished ance of August while their regular John street, which was started sev- eral weeks ago, after a general de- time very satisfactory. ,oms in healthiest part, of city. Re- Fred Maxwell of Fourth street Rev. Thomas Wallace, Pastor of pastor is on vacation. As Kev. A number of other improvements fined gentlemen preferred. Cull the Methodist Episcopal Church at Wallace must preach at his own mand on the part of property own- spent the week end with'his brother ers who were suffering from, heavy •are being carried on about the city, . 303-R. 8-14-2t in Brooklyn, N. Y. Union, N. J. will preach in the First church in the evening, there will be much of the work is about ready for FOR RENT—House, six- rooms Methodist Episcopal Church of this no evening service at the local rainfalls, Which were a severe detri- ment to their properties. The de- completion, and other work cannot ;and bath, No. 244 South Broadway. Miss Ersel Speaker of Wilmont city each Sunday morning at 10:45 church. be started for some time yet. The "\>.Rent very reasonable. House" has street was among those on the moon- during the absence of the pastor, lay it is pointed out will be at the crossing of the. New York & Long awarding of the bids for the con- I been thoroughly reconditioned. Ap- light excursion to Coney Island on Rev. B. A. Wells. , No evning ser- Mrs. John Shaw, of Norristown, struction of sidewalk, curb and gut- M ply to 246 South Broadway. 8-14-2t Saturday.- vice during August. Pa., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Branch Railroad on John street. Heavy train traffic at the present ter on Raritan street cannot be made ' " .FOR RENT—House, 6 rooms, all Emmons, of Church street. until the county officials definitely improvements. Vacant September Traffic still continues to be a A meeting of the Nut Social Club tmei, and which will continue until menace to this city over week ends of South Amboy will me held on after Labor Day, would -, seriously decide on their part of the program. 1st. Adults Preferred. Inquire 108 Sidewalks and curbs in the Maxville .George St. 8-14-2t and especially on Sunday evenings. August 20th atv 516 Ridgeway ave- menace the progress of the work. It Motorists in and about the city, bent nue, Mechanicsville. The club is is for this reason that no sewer con- section of the city are progressing: FOR RENT—Private Garage, suit- Monday evening, August 10th a nicely at this time, only on getting to their destinations, now open for charter members. party was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. nection will be made until after Sep- able for one or two cars. Apply 128 fail to exercsie the least bit of cour- tember. .Broadway. 8-0-tf Councilman Andrew Kvist is the H. Lucitt of Fourth street in honor tesy, when it comes to allowing local of the 15th birthday of their daugh- It is pointed out by those who un^ FOR RENT—Flats at 118 George cars to break into lines. owner of ,a new Hudson coach. - -street, First and Second Floor. In- ter Carmelita. derstand the circumstances surround- Changing window displays fre- quire Mrs. John Cusick, 321 John Mrs. Eugene O'Toole and daugh Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of Games and dancing were enjoyed ing the erection of the storm sewer quently attracts attention from, street. 8-7-lt ter Elizabeth spent Sunday with First street are spending two weeks throughout the evening. Music was on John street that this piece of work passers-by and leaves a good im- FOR RENT—2 furnished. rooms. Sister M. Eugenius at Mt. St. Mary's at Stanford, N. Y. in the Catskffls. furnished for the dancing by Mc- is by far the most progressive at- pression of your* store. .Refined gentlemen preferred. Apply College, North Plainfield. Kenna's Orchestra. .Citizen Office for particulars. 8-8-4t The Ford automobile of Axel Richard Flanagan, Raymond Mor- FOR RENT—Flat, 6 rooms, im- Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Coats are Lembecke of Perth Amboy was tenson and Edward McKenna render- provements. Apply 112 S. Broad- enjoying ten days at Niagara Falls, somewhat damaged by a Ford truck ed several pleating trios J>n the saxa- Way, Cohen's Boot Shop. 8-7-tf N. Y. Bideswiping it at the corner' of Bor- phone and Misa Margaret Kerwin FOR RENT—House on Augusta dentown avenue and Stevens, avenue several piano solos. -street. Inquire Mrs. Anna Worth- Miss Maud. Petty of Main street ia early on Wednesday evening. Marie (Cerwin and Elizabeth Kee- ing, 212 Stev«ns Ave. 7-31-tf enjoying her vacation with relatives nan gave an exhibition "Charles- FOR RENT—Apartment-r-all im in Belmar. Mrs. Francis Monaghan o'f Wood- ton" dance and Anna Manion one of bridge spent Thursday visiting her celeVated classical dances. iprovements, with > or without gar- Miss Ida Newman of Raritan street Cut Price Grocery Sale! age. Apply 263 David St. 7-24-tf friends in this city. At a late hour the guests depart- visited with friend «t Washington, ed wishing, their hostess many happy FOR RENT—Flat, 6 rooms, all im- D. C. on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. George Burkeholder All Goods Guaranteed or Your Money Back provements. Inquire Mrs. T. B. Ehr- of Buffalo, N. Y., who have jus"t returns of the day. Miss Lucitt was lich, 156 Second St., Tel. 122. 7-17-tf Mr. and Mrs. George Mack ,and finished an automobile tour of the the recipient of many beautiful Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday FOR RENT—Apartment, 6 rooms daughter are enjoying two weeks Adirondacks, are the guests of Mr. gifts. «ad bath, «U impiOYementi, 147'D*. with friends at Vineland. and Mrs. William Hincs of First Those present were; Marie Con- , vid St. Apply 146. Henry St. 6-26-tf street. Mrs. Burkeholder is the. way, Mario Brophy, Anna Grimlcy, CAMPBELL'S BEANS Campbell's Tomato FOR RENT—rFtot, 8 rooms, second Miss Haul Merrill of Second daughter of Mr. Hines. ., Catherine Grimley, Catherine Sulli- floor, 103 Broadway, 918.00. In- street is enjoying a stay with rela- van, Elizabeth Keenin, Helen Shuey, 3 cans SOUP quire C. L. Steuerwild, 210 Bordtn- tive at Aibury Park. William Thorpe, of Ward avenue, Catherine Munn, Margaret Kerwin, town Ave. ' 4-24-tf Russell Harris of Melrose and Ben- Marie Kerwin, Anna Maniop, Carme- 3 cans FOR RENT—Apartment, 6 rooms, Rev. and Mrs. George E. Sehlbrede jamin Murphy of Morgan are now lita Lucitt of this city and Miss 25c all improvement!, corner Broadway and daughter Dorothy are enjoying the proud owners of Chevrolet se- Nora. Doran of New Brunswick, Ed- •nd David ttreet Apply P. J. Mon- their annual vacation at Chautauqua, dans. All of the cars wer purchas- ward McKenna, Richard Flanigan, 25c oghan, Broadway and David St. N. Y. ed through the Briggs Agency. Raymond Mortenson, Edward Fer- Morgan Sugar Corn guson, Thomas Lenihan, Arthur Sul- MASON JARS 12-5-tf Mrs. Louise Scully of Gordon George Cliver who recently suf- livan, Chris Grimley, Thomas Grim- 2 cans street si enjoying a month's stay at fered a bad shaking up when he fell ley, Francis Scully, William Munn DOZEN Bennington, Vermont. FORSALB at the tower of the P. R. R. Railroad and Raymond Lucitt. \ 25c Pints 69c Quarts 79c The Mack truck belonging to Mid- is now able to be about, although not FOR SALE—One House, Main dlesex County* has recently been re- fully recovered. , PLAN ANNUAL CARNIVAL Street, 6 rooms, bath, pantry, steam GOOD LUCK painted adding much to its appear- The Rteumship Ecuador, when it The members of the United Societ- EARLY JU1SE PEAS heat, cemented cellar, combination ance. coal and gas range, hot water boiler docks «t New York some time today ies of the Sacred Heart church are 2 cans JAR RUBBERS and stationery wash tubs (porcelain) Francis and Edward Powers of will have among its passengers, now. lending their efforts toward the 3 dozen lull length window screens,, storm Pine avenue spent the week end Frederick Deibert arid Fred Batzol, success of their annual Labor Day ./•windows for bath room and front with relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y. prominent local men. They are re- carnival that will be held as usual on 25c storm door and paved street. What turning from a trip to the West the church grounds on Washington •else do you want. Price reasonable. 'Edward' Murray of Brooklyn, N. coast. avenue. This year's event will be on HITTER'S CATSUP . 25c Peter J. Coakley, Phone 51, Exten- Y. spent Monday with fhriends on n much larger scale than has been sion. 8-7-tf George street. John L. Bundenson of Main street previously attempted by the members 2 bottles PARAFINE WAX FOR SALE—7 room, tile and was u Perth Amboy business visitor of the parish, Dancing to the tune package stucco bungalow, all improvements, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stults of Broad- on Tuesday. of a very popular orchestra will feat- on two lots, double, garage, cornet way entertained friends over the ure the days of the carnival. 25c week end. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Pohl and The women of the parish will, as lots. 415 Highland street. Apply family of upper Main street were 10c on premises. 7-31-3t is their custom, help with dainty Black Pepper and All Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nagle of Lodi vsitors on Monday of this week. cooking and soliciting. The event . FOR SALE—One house on George Ferris street entertained relatives street between Broadway and Rose- will .be a fore runner of what may ' Kinds Spices Bird's Eye Matches from Philadelphia", Pa. at their home William Rosenvinge, owner of the be expected in later years at the Sac- well. 6 rooms, bath, electric lights over the week end. > Uill's Bus Line received many favor- 3 cans 6 boxes and gas. Extra lot. Also large barn able comments for his interest is the red Heart picnic grounds. suitable for double garage. Very Mr. and Mrs. George Cheeseman bus patrons who were stranded in "Grandma Speaking" reasonable. Inquire P. J. CoaW«y, of Pottatown, Pa. spent the week Forth Aniboy early Sunday morning 25c 25c j>hnoe 51-extension. 7-10-tf with relatives on Broadway. after aligrtting from the Legion ex- Elizabeth was three years old and, FOR SALE—Lota oil WhiUbaad cursion boat. Whe'n notfied of the what is more, Rllz:ibelh ltko moat Sro's. tract. Also six room buaga- W. Harper Lewis of Broadway has predicament of more than twenty small girls, waa very fond of games •tow, all improvements, now nearly joned the throng of merry auto own- persons, he immedaitely ordered one of "make lielieve." Her latest delight |-completed. Apply T. F. Sullivan, eis, having recently purchased a late of his buses to make the trip to this In the realm of fancy was "playing "103 Stevens avenue. ' 2-20-tf model car. city. Mr. Rosenvinge is the pro- telephones," a same of which she prietor of the- oldest bus line now op- never grew tired. Samuel Sudalter Mr. and Mrs. William Preston, and erating in this city. Her grandmother waa well aware of MISCELLANEOUS daughter Louise; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Successor to American and Royal Food Stores Stultz; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole; Elizabeth's fancy and one ntKht, when Mr. and Mrs. Robert- St. John, the little girl was proving obstinate Full UM Of Fruit* And Vegetable! In Seu»n FOR SALE—A Rudd Grey: Ena- Miss Cora Powell, all of this city, formerly of Broadway this city, are •meled' Water Heater, practically and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pidgon, oi about going to have her bath, the old the proud parents of a new daugh- lady thought she would try a little TWO STORES new. Cheap. Inquire 145 John Mcchanicsville, are taking an exten- ter. The .St. John's are now resid- .-street. 7-24-tf ded vacation in the mountains of ing on'Madison avenue, Perth1 Am- strategy. 1 ]Y. Stevens Ave. 121 N. Broadway FOR SALE—Two sanitary wash .Pennsylvania. boy. Grandmother (holding one end of "tubs; panel and sash doors; folding the toy telephone)—"Hello! Is that Tel. 454 Tel. 606 doors; slate mantles; mirror mantles; Miss Evelyn Blow, of New York Twelve year old Antony Seguine, Elizabeth?" two stone crosses, suitable for grave City, spent Sunday with relatives in of George street, started to run Elizabeth (very delighted)—"Yes. stones; 1-2 horsepower Novu en- this city. .away but ddin't get very far. It is' grandma!" Cine In first class condition; lot of Mrs. Elias S. Mason of Camden, said he made the mistake of taking n; Grandmother—"Well, come nloiv?, •as fixtures; 2 horse bob sled; new policeman into his confidence as to .Elizabeth, it's time for.your bath." formerly of this eity was a local visi- us plans for the future. The "cop" •nd. second hand whifi'letrees. In- tor during the.week. Elizabeth - (dropping receiver) — quire 211 Henry St. 12-5-tf took him back home. What happen- etled afterward is not a matter of "Wrong number!"—Telephone Re- MONEY TO LOAN on bond and Samuel Sudalter of Ste,vens ave- view, N. Y. :Biortfrngu in sums of $100, $200, $300 nue has purchased a new Stiidebaker record at the local police headquar- ters. Borak's SVIeat Market 9400, $500 and up to $10,000. Office sedan. Force of Habit .hours from 8:20 a. m. to 3'.20 p. m. Wednesdays and Snturdays from The Enterprise Hook and Ladder A resided of- upper Bordentown Two young ladies entered the sub- Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday 8:20 a. m. to 6 p. m. Inquire John Company are making an effort to, avenue complained to the police de- way the other . day at Fourteenth A. Lovely, 105 South Broadway. form an auxiliary to their company. lartment yesterday that on Wednes- street. One of the^girls, not noticing day night a bus refused to stop andi the foot of an old gentleman which LEGS LAMB. Ib CORNED PORK BUTTS, 'lb.23c A number of property owners in FOR SALE allow her to get on to ride to the vi-| protruded Into the aisle, tripped over the city are beautii'ying their pro- cinity of her home. Chief of Police It and turning to him apologetically, DILL jPICKLES, JAR -32c Lamb Tongue, large jar. 7Sc perties by planting trees, shrubbery "Polite Dogs, Dobormans, Chows, Glenson intends to locate the driver and with much embarrassment, in- and flower pants, A decided im- of the bus in question for an ex- VEAL CUTLETS, lb „ -40c LEGS VEAL lb. 2Sc Bostons, Airedales, Fox Terriers, provement has been made to many of tending to excuse herself, said, "Num- Setters and Great Danes. Noted dogs planation of the action complained ber, please." — Telephone Review, the properties with the addition of a of. • ; Large Can Clam Chowder.- 32c Large Bottle Vinegar, „ 12c atrstud. Dogs boarded and condition- number of trees. N. Y. ' , eil! A few very exceptional puppies given to reliable people on breeding Mr. and Mrs. Robert Straub and Mrs. Wm. Shaw and son Billy, of PORK CHOPS, pound 22a CALLY HAMS, lb. Norristown, Pa., are visiting the for- . A Telephone Conversation bnsifi. Police dogs. Doborinuns, Aire- n party of friends motored to As- Engineerr-''Mr. Brown speaking."' • dales and Setters trained by noted bury Park during the past week. mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace LUX, THREE FOR -25c HAMS, by the whole Emmons, of Church St. Draftsman—"I have a floor plnh Qerman Twiners at reasonable fees. with a hanging celling uA would like . Soup Chickens, pound 29* SWITZKK CHEESE, lb 60c Strongihoart Kennels, Enston Avenue, Lawrence Trinley has resumed his New Brunswick, N. J. Tel. 1443W1. duties nc the First National Hunk af- McKinley Kash, twenty-six, of to see you on It" 7-24-tf. ter enjoying his annual two weeks Stevens avenue, is improving slowly Engine**—"All right. I will be right SMALL ERESH HAMS. lb..32c ORANGES, doz. 25* luiivc olf absence. from the effects of severe burns, up."—Telephone. liovicw, N. Y. . suffered when >a gas torch exploded CHOPPED BEEF, per lb.< ASTOR COFFEE 50c HELP WANTED George Kress has .resumed his while performing his duties at the Restful Work duties at the Trust Company after Jilant of the Dayton Mahogany Com- VEAL STEW, 3 lbs. .,. 2Sc Mixed Pickles, jar -35c WANTED—Reliable houseworker, enjoying his annual vacation. pany, outside of this' city. At first Old Lady—"Are you atrald of Protestant, Laurence Harbor. Inquire it was believed-that Kash's injuries work?" • „ -Cltliten office.' . 8-14-tf The flag poles of the Public were so great that hope of his re- Bum—"Not a bit, lady; I can get RIB ROAST, per pound Strictly Fresh EGGS, doz...5O* Sehooh have received a new coat of right down beside it and go to sleep." UNEEDA BISCUIT STARTS COURT ACTION paint and again present a striking ap- SALT SPARE RIBS, lb 12* pearance on the school grounds. • James Flannignn and son, James, Many watched with keen interest the POT ROAST, all meat lt« Sirloin or Porterhouse 24c > Jr., of- Fourth street, through their work of the steeplejack in charge of attorney John A. Coan, have started the work. LEAN SALT PORK, lb 25c COFFEE, pound 3to suit-ugalnst'the Gray Bus Line, of Have You Seen The Baxter's Windows on Miss Doris Applegate is enjoying New Brunswick, for damages as the. VEAL CHOPS, pound tU TOMATOES, 4 lb... ZS* esu.lt of injuries sustained by the her vacation at the Pocono Pines, N. Broadway? rounger Flannfgan as he alighted Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes...l»e PORK GOODIES '.—38c tram one of the busses of the com- The Misses Dorothy and Kathryn pany at the coimer of Main nmd Pot- Witz of Raritan street are summer- BOLOGNA, all kindi 2*« GOOD MIXED TEA, lb 2Se /ter streets this city in June of last ing with friends in New Brunswick. yeur. New Jewelry, Stationery, Motto and The young lad was thrown from The Misses Mable, Pauline and Greeting Cards. ROAST VEAL, lb. 12c_ SUGAR, 4 pounds _23* ithe bus, it is alleged, and received in- Beatrice Wntts are enjoying the : juries that kept him from his duties month with friends at Glen Lake in CHUCK STEAK, lb He BUTTER, pound 45e Viov several months. A broken leg New York state. Birthdays and Anniversaries should he .'and other . injuries were received Rump for Pot Roast, lb. PEARS, largo can 20e -through the aeeident. The action has Miss Kathryn Miller, will leave remembered. bBen started in the supreme court tomorrow to, spend her vacation Chuck Pot Roast, lb 14c Pork Loins, rib ends, lb. 25c •to recover the damages. The Gray with friends at a Girl's Camp in New Bus Line, of New Brunswick, formor- Yoirk state. Miss Miller is omployed *ly operated the line now being con- by Miller, Bergen & Welsh, local RUMP VEAL, pound 22c P. & G. Soap, 6 cakes ! 25c ducted by the Public Service Trans- lumber denlers, portation Company, from this city to Rump Corned Beef, lb 18c Mushmelons, large, 3 for 20s John S. Heston of Ridgeway ave- Baxter & Son New Brunswick. nue was among those from this city GOOD APPLES, 5 lbs 20* DIXIE BACON, lb _28c ut Atlantic City during the week.. Early he, .u,> t>.- i'rinceton Jew.elers Pickled Pigs Foot, lb. 12c Catsup, 2 bottlea. Prlin'i'inii i'fl"n".!:j "•II»I known ns Mr. and Mrs. I. Thomas of 21D 2Sc KMKSIUI IIMII iiml Hie Cnlli^'i' ui' Now Main street ni'u enjoying a stny at Watch Factory Watchmakers Largo Box Washing Powder 20c Japanese T. Papor, 3 rolls _.20c Jeisoy, licl'iiri' H •as llimll.v loctilod WynltfHlnK, Pennsylvania, Mr. Thomas is one of the tciichers in the ".at I'l'lni'plnii. li ii-i.'iii'i! In Kllziilx'th- 109 S. Broadway South Amboy 122 North Broadway Telephone 261 •tnvn In 1717, I'IM-IIV il in Newark In local public schools. "1747 IIml in l'rlr.. rii n In I7.')7, Patrick Kenuh spent 3evreal days Page Six THE SOUTH AMBOY, CITIZEN

ily of Brooklyn are summering in The Laurence Harbor Juniors their cottage on Morningside avenue. would like the manager of the TUB- LAURENCE HARBOR ITEMS The friends of Mrs. Frank Keeney con Baseball Club of South Amboy of Valley avenue are pleased to learn to explain how he can claim any BE SU.RE TO SAY A. St. P. STORE ROBBED AGAIN spent several days with friends in that she is recuperating fast from championship in Middlesex County, Patterson. the effects of an operation perform- when the club was defeated by the The A & P. store of this place was ed recently. . ' . Laurence Harbor Juniors recently. again broken into and robbed early Mr. and Mrs. William J. Donaghue of Elizabeth spent the week end in Mr. and Mrs. E! J. Hartman o! Lets play a series says the Harbor this week. This makes the third Union Hill are spending several day: Junior's manager. time that thieves have made this their tottage on Bay View drive. Mr. and Mrs. P. Golden and fam-at their cottage on Alpine Way. store theiun3irr vujc^i-iobjective' ~.. -it i» pABCQ James Kenah, who spends much stood that about ten doltars worth of of his time at the Capitol in Wash- change was taken by the intruders, ington, D. C. spent part of this week but-considerable damage was done to at the New York State Capitol in to your dealer when asking for a bottle the building and to the stock by Albany. those responsible for UicJ act, whito ••THB MONK? 8AVW0 CHAW of soda.water. Then you are sure of scouring the interior of the store in their effort to locate where the mon- ev was hidden. OFFER UNUSUAL SAVINGS TO BIDE-a-WEE INN getting the best. It is made with spring The thieves made their entranc to the building by cutting away THE CAR OWNER GOODYEAR, water. Thirteen different delicious lBrEe piece of sheet rock. Dunn LEE, thefr stay in the building they lit er flavors. ed the store with groceries, and de • MltHELIN troved a considerable amount of su AUTO SUPPLIES gar, while searching the barrel, evi- dently bent on finding the money i Tires, Tubes and Accessories the sugar. The floor of the store TIRFQ EFFECTIVE ram • was a mess of distorted packages, I I Mb*? AUGUST 20 ONLY of rice and sugar. State Police Captain Simpson Adjustable' Tha Genuine Morgan was notified of the robbery LUOOAOE SCHRADER and immediately conducted an mves- tiagtion. At this writing no arrests TIREGAUOB... have been made. LlM Prtea ll.M CARD PARTY The card party held last Thursday PRICES A! DOWN night at the Laurence Harbor Casino was one of the greatest successes oi the season. An •mount said to ex IN OUR ceed $100 was realized. Mrs. Gold- Minder Valve In- en and Mrs. Maloney were in charge bozof 5.... of the affair. Mrs. Jennings am UK Price Mo Mrs. Colleary with the assistance ol their hustling committee made last STANDARD OOBD : night's event another astounding OXOAI, success. Just wi.'it amount was real- TIKES August Stock Reduction Sale! ized was not ascertained out will be Quality tires that amre UOHTIM made known later. One of Mrs. lonf nileague and end tire Colleary's daughters was one of th( $2.59. most active members of the commit trouble!. Stock Dwindling Rapidly tee, having sold almost one hundred Tin tickets before the affair. Tables were arranged for pinochle, bridge, Sin Prlc* five hundred and euchre last night. Mil ta,4« si.a Lots Left—But Don't Delay Your Visit Here About twenty tables wer filled with ISilHJr. ' S3* players. An orchestra comprised o: MS I.M friends of the committee donutei MiSHS.S. | RaVOTO their services to last night' event. 10.M I.M' VM'ai A smail deposit will hold any of these MtlH Ot. Cl. Mr. and Mrs. Rose Smith and ll.M IN family of East Orange spent the specials for future delivery week end in their cottgae oit Harding HIIUU-M %.m Road. u>4 II.M %m li«4 .M.M Mt, Mrs. J. Cox of Arlington spent the ISl4 11.41 •.It 14M week end in her cottage on Ely ave- I4t« M.M CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS HllHtl.M UMOV "UMrs. Mable King and family pi Jersey City was a week end vuitoi S4l4Mt4.M Wai or in her cottage on Lee avenue. till M.M Oleaaer. 39c Joseph P. Miller of Arbutus Wa; M«« M.M is now enjoying his new cottagi SPECIAL! 30x3'/, GRAY E.S. MASON & SON, Inc erected by Morrisey 6 Walker. TUBES $1.69 Mrs. C. M. Shaw and Miss Gra» INNER Murray mo/*ed with friends t< 210-212 North Broadway Asbury Park on Sunday evening. CUSHIONS HAND HORN The Misses Loretta Wash and May Braney, the former, of New York aVK «MI art City and the latter of South Amboy d.»b r rapport* ui raa visited with relatives on Arbutus kMhlac*. Tkh ham will Way this week. John Pepec of Perth Amboy was ar*Ml. among the large gathering of dancen Ha* «aalltr. at the 'Casino on Wednesday evening. w«U m a de Miss Ela Herman of South River, *1M Tata*. together with friends visited here on Wednesday evening of this week. Miss Lydia Mackeroff of Matawan 79c Each Good News for Housewives! visited with friends here during thr week. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Vreelan o SPECIALS FOR IS'*.- Irvington spent the week end in their cottage on Harding Road. DOXX UP SITS FORFOED FOEDi-ip.«i* OWNERl S• Mrs. E. G. Warrington of Shore- at « land Circle was a Perth Amboy visi- OIHUOfl STIWAAT : tor on Wednesday. The Hinderson Cottage on the JAMES State Highway has been rented for a period of two weeks to William H. Priest of Newark. $1.39 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Van Houten of mot ».i«-s#t $10.89 BUTLER Shorelahd Circle have purchased CROCt BY new sedan. •Jfonn J. Morrison of Elizabeth ' spent wm> Dinaorois Sunday with friends on Cok avenue. Miss Lillian Geary of Bay View Drive visited with friends in Phila- vx. delphia on Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Maylath and Thom- as Russell of New York City were the guests of Mrs. D. Mugford of Cleveland avenue over the week end The announcements of James Officer Clark made a number of arrests in and about parked cars, which were being used by woners for MUD Butler Grocery Company will be dressing headquarters. Officer Clark intends to put a stop to this work and $4.95 has warned a number of persons that found every Thursday in the they wil be punished «s being dis- orderly in the future. Those per- sons bent on destroying signs in and about the Harbor will be aeverly dealth with if Officer Clark catches them. A number of signs have been destroyed about the Harbor during Nero Dork the summer by persons bent on mis- chief. KM Smitti fltratt, P«tl. Amboy, N. J. « •Mr. and Mrs, Mkhael Colleary of AM P-. V Montelair are summering at their ' non cottage on Jackson avenue. Mrs. Isabele MacNlcholl of Irving- ton spent the week end at their cot- tage on the State Highway. Mr. and Mrs, D. V. Walters of Ocean avenue have rented their cot- tage to Mrs. E. Lynch of Paterson. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Miss R. 0. De Lava of Newark have rented a cottage on Prospect avenue for two weeks. CHEVROLET OWNERS Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Michael- son of Jersey City are spending several weeks .in their cottage on We are the only authorized Chevrolet Dealers Shoreland Circle. A MAN WHO CARES Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Berne of Hobo- in this section. We want you to get the most ken are spending two weeks with In your town, near you, there is » man not content to put your loved onea without protection into friends on Valley avenue. economical service from your Chevrolet car. To Mr. and Mrs. James Nealy and a sodden grave. He is that undertaker who alway* uses the Norwalk Vault because the Norwalk family of Newark are enjoyng their assist you we have added many new Chevrolet new cottage on Cleveland avenue. Vault is the ONLY VAULT SEALED BY HANOI To leave a vault unsealed and take a chance on Its Mr, and Mrs. J. Hess and family Special Tools to render the best service obtainable sealing itself is naturally far cheaper than to cement it together honeatly by hand in the presence of spent the week end in,their cottage on Jefferson, avenue. at Flat Rate Prices. witnesses. The work of a skilled mason—the actual sealing In the grave—is the one and only thins Mr. and Mrs. E. Grab of Hoboken that makes any vault worth the price you pay for it Hand sealing in the Norwalk Vault is not a are spending several days in their Bring your car to us for a free inspection. cottage on Brooks'idc avenue. matter or argument. It's a matter of consclenpe—of thoroughness—of common honesty. Frank Singhofen of Hbboken spent the week end at the Grob cottage. Mrs. Florence Mngco of East Orange was the gucBt over the week BRIGGS GARAGE end of Mrs, Mnry G, Smith of The Norwalk Vault Company Cleveland avenue. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Wibur Martin of Bny View Drivt PLAINFIELD, N. J. haa returned after a two weeks visit Tel. 322 Broadway and Main St. at East Orange, Carol Duly of McKinley avenue 1 THE SOUTH AM^OY CITIZEN •ACE THREE FRIDAY, lUGUST 14, 1925 MISS UNDERWOOD WEDS •roses andWeet peas. Mr. Howard Miss Winifred T. Gibbons, former- Miss Lucille Underwood, daughter J. Montieth^f Trenton acted as best ly of this city, and at one time ac- of Mr. and Mrs. Chares Underwood, man. After the wedding supper Mr. tively engaged in the work of the of Benton, N. Y., well known locally and Mrs. Fitzcharles left by automo- American Legion here, spent the PARQN NEWS and a former teacher in the local bile for a trip to the Adirondack week end with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Joseph French, one of the mem- high school, and Mr. James Hyndman Mountains, Canada, and tb.3 New ert Straub of Main street. bers of the DuPont Baseball Club, Fitzchares, .of Trenton, N. J., were England states. will hereafter be,.seen in a Belmar married on Thursday, July 30, 192H, The bride' traveling gown was an baseball uniform on Saturday after- at four o'clock at the 'home of the ensemble costume of gray Sharmeen 545 noons. The Belmar club have been bride's parents. Rev. H. S. Munyon, and canton crepe. BIDE-a-WEE INN anxiously awaiting French's release pastor olf the Benton M. E. Church Prenuptial events were given by from the local club in order to performed the ceremony in the pres- Mrs. George E. Kinne, Mrs. Freder- IS OUR strengthen their infield. ence of the immedate friends and rel- ick Collin and Mrs. Doris Coats of IEE, atives. Mrs. Dalton Short, of Roch- Penn Yan, N. Y.; Mrs. William F.itz- Charles Holzwortlh is now enjoying ester,- sang, "O Promise Me" and charles of Trenton; Mrs. Behsom MICHELIN TELEPHONE his annual two weeks vacation from played the wedding march from Leedom and Miss Bernice Bogart of duties in the Plant Laboratory. Lohengrin, accompanied byy Mrs. South Amboy; and Mrs. Allen Cris- Tires, Tubes and Accessories sey of Salem, New Jersey. Automobile traffic through this Janet Lynih on the violin. NUMBER section has increased within the last The bride wore a gown of white Mrs. Fitzcharles was a teacher, in several weeks especially on Sunday georgette crepe with silver embroid- the local high school last year and evenings. It is understood that ery and a veil of Irish Point lace, resigned her position. While ' here, many of the New York motorists in- caught with orange blossoms. Her she made many friends who wish her stead of passing through Perth Am- bouquet was of bride's roses and' success in her new life. boy waiting in the long tiresome line, dillies of the valley. The matron of After September 15th, Mr. and make the trip through this place and honor, Mrs. Frederick Collin, wore Mrs. Fitzcharles will be at home at around by way of New Brunswick. a gown of orchid crepe dechina and Edgehill Gardens, Morris Heights, carried a bouquet of pin Coumbia Pennsylvania. A large number of baseball fans from here motored to Jamesburg on ; Tuesday evening to witness a twi- light engagement at that place. Many new faces are "seen about the plant these days. There seems to be SPECIAL NOTICE TO plenty of work and with the addition of the proposed new film plant build- ing there should be plenty of more OWNERS OF NEW AUTOMOBILES (positions. Ray Pierson was among the local /' •.'•'••.• ••* people visiting at South Amboy dur We have Special Flat Rate Prices for the ser- QUIT IT! ing the week. Call Us for Quite a number of Monmouth vice your car will need, such as greasing, adjust- Captain and Mrs. J. Novack are "Tomorrow You May Wish You Had now journeyipg through North Caro- lina, having stopped off at the Capi- Seen Us Today" tol after leaving,here. , BRIGGS GARAGE "You Must Bo Sathfiad" Mrs. H. Downs and daughter of Broadway and Main St. Telephone 322 Spruce street just returned from - visit of'two week* spent in.- t . i'The Best Equipped Shop Gets The Work" South. . •" ^_ Reiithardt & Kurowsky v HARRY'S Mrs. Edward Burke has returned LUBUULJIBLI 145-A North Broadway Telephone 545 to this place after enjoying; five Broadway weeks in Maine. • -. Open Evening* Until 7 O'Clock, Eme.pl Satardaya 'Opposite TenonbauaVa Mr. and Mrs. Williim1 Bright and family have moved from this place to ,Sayreville, wher they Will live with TEL. 604 -Mrs. Bright's mother. 4 t Mr. and Mrs. James*.McElvane and family were among those from tnlft H. WolffXCo. place on the American • Legions Moonlight Excursion to Coney I»and. Mr. and Mrs. Cleni Lowe and fam- ily were among those; who enjoyed the band concerts at Oliffwood Beach on Sunday. ' • ,.• ' • >/ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and family motored to Atlantic City last Sunday. ..' All df the houses on Maple, Wood- lawn and Greenhill avenues are being gvien a new coat of paint; A force of men are are now busily engaged in the work. - Th*e tennis committee hope; to get the tournament started Within, the next few days. The entry list clos- ed on the 8th and practically all the tennis stars olf previous years will participate again this year. G M. Post and family of Maple rtreet are .pending their vacation camping at Point Pleasant. . j. P. Herr and F. Haley were Newark visitors last Monday. Vacationists Praise Hollywood's j. Johnston has returned **>**$• vacation which was spent In Canada Men's Athletic Shirts, regular 75c at — 49c •ndi motoring through New York State. _ • Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, each . 35c Wonderful Vacation Tours L;1 D. Reed was a Wilmington "Wonderful Vacation!" "The Trip of my Life!" Thw found that Hollywood Beach with to Broad visitor on Wednesday. ,. Boys' Crash Knickers. . 1—-r-~ 59c "ThabaMtitneIevcrhad.""GoandMeforyourKlf." Walkand iti hrilltantlydecbrated $2 S0.000 bathing Then wordsafe typical of what hundrcdi of vaca*. caiino i« the IcadMone of holiday maker* all along , H. Harris of the i»u» »•'.•"" •—-;v- ttoniMi had to gay on their return from the aummer this Golden Shore of Florida—the waiide retort Boys' Khaki KMcfasw____l.^_-_.- 69c ' Vacation tour* to HolIywood.by.the.Sea. for the entire back country. • • t 'ton Office was a recent visitor at the Stncothamnt trip in June, more than 2000 from ; Parlin plant. Boys' Sport Blouses.—- ::.. ~.J59c dimircntpaitl of the country have apent thtir vaca- Hollywood a Place to Live v Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kinfloek of tion* at Florida's AlkYear Reasrt City. Of this num- Bv«rv ana «n nMMd at whit the* nir In rcaiitv and in the Maple street are spending their va- ber naarly half have gont from New York by boat. nmkliig. They marvtlcil at th« wonder of what it happcnini on cation visiting with relatives in Con- Children's Slipover Play Suits—_ .- 89c | The Hollywood Vacation Tour and Hollywood thtf mtracl**workln| stretch of Florida coaal, this new haven itsolf have made good doubly with Florida's sum- fn» the *tT4.w of acamu. necticut. ^^___ . Their mrptlt*began with the wBimercllmitiof HollYwood. Xily Picnic Package, 35 pieces for ...—.1—19c mcr>tinegueMi. Satiifaciion it a cold term to apply Thev felt IketiBnlacaacc of iM fact that the average rammer Parlin was well represented on the to their enthuiiaim •• they picture what they did, taeapcranu* of Holly wood ia 8O.0 excursion to Coney Island eonducted what they,enjoyed, and what they saw on their They found HoDywood a ral cUr, bulldtd in Icaa H>an frar flterooraMC'trip.' -" ' . * * yeara front wameland,*mangrove iwaoip, (oitaato land and pine by the American Legion of South Ladies' Rivoli Silk Hose, colors ...-.—I..w.$ii45 land. -They round Ic a a.able city w,ih fne coral ^trecia irtlrtlc- Amboy last Saturday. allvliglued. parka and parkwdanl hotela and apartment houica. Khof l« and genuine Holeproof Silk Hose .1- $1.45 and $1.00 homve—expenelve hoanei andtnodett homci, but all beauttnil A. Grubb and family of Maple But the 3 Jay cruite down the Atlantic Coait ni In architecnue >ad color. street are Spending their vacation in but a curtain ralier to the real vacation. Down at Wilmington, Del. . Men's Washable Ties...... ' ...:-ii: J&j Hollywood theyacationUts werewhitkedinaround Enjoy a Vacation and see Florida too of •tghMtaJag and entertainment which kept them S. Meyer of Deerfleld street is the Vacation time for moat of IM in the nonhianlonhland la comincomii g to a Columbia Shirts, neckband or collar attached, , aptanlnaforaightday*. Inmotorboat«,thcy«kunmcd clou. But you whonlllhave vacalkw,totoipendcan n apcndthaaB .proud owner of a 1826 Buick sedan. over Hollywood'i wonderful waterways, built tern BKHI advaatagaouily by takiagoaeuf thiheHoUywooe d (IOC va- 5 FlorkVabilaiMl Waterway, atyttam of cation tourt••• iTThH. TheMO specially conducted ttiv* regulai $2.50 .-...,-.: ....$1.95 provide the utmoit at the kait npeaac. One Mr. and Mrs. William Bright Sr. canals, channcl*,la|oou,andlak» that huadrad dodanincludaa every »penH from I he of Sayreville spent Sifnday with Mr. out-Venice* Venice. By day, they golfed tun voa aet on die boat at New Vork to the on Hollywood*! spkndldllnkitbynlght time ««• land on tha return trap—tranepnita- and Mrs. F. E. Pitterer of Deerfleld Any Straw Hat in the otore for JV $1.00 tiin on boat and motor but—meal* and berth street. ... they danced In the patio of Hollywood's on the boat—owala and living quarter, at the Country Club with its light tlnt«il boial - all entertain ment tnd tecraatioa. * C. Welsh, formerly of Parlin but Men's Sealpax Union Suits...... —....$1.25 dancing Boor, and automatically fold- Comp..re tbit with ar>v vncatioo you hava con.iderifJ|ncoataadB>roinlae. Then add to it now a DuPont Western! salesman, Ing roof. • • ' 1 theaoportunltvnf Melng Horlda and the wonder was a recent visitor at the Parlin Then there war alwayi ihe dip, d«y .. oflt-theFlorldsofwhlchawholenatlonUtalk. Boys and Girls Sealpax Union Suits ....93c ing. RvMrvationaarenarrowlngthechancetogo. plant. _____^ or evening, In the iurf of Hollywood's Act qultklv. Decide h< vacation at Hollywood, clean, palnvihadcd beach. aad acmn vaW deeiiion. H. DeHart of the1 Main Office ii Colonel 1.62 Golf Balls, doz. $8.25, each 75c enjoying a two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. P." D. Matthews have Silver King Golf Balls, doz. $1025, each... 90c returned from their vacation which was spent visiting (friends in Phila- 1925 Tennis Balls...! ... , 45c delphia and Wilmington. R. K. Booker of the DuPont sales Ingersoll Watches .._.„„.„: „ $1.75 up Florida's alUyear resort city "A Place to live force apent the week end with friends in Wilmington, Del, Invisible Suspenders, pair . .50c Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Eastloch of Golf Garters ...... 25c Maple street are spending their va- cation visiting In Pennsgrove, N. J. Auto Strop Razor, complete . ...49c M. J. Callahan of Washington Eoad is in Chicago on a business TRUNKS—BAGS—SUIT CASES Heiur* ail'iitu tHoutd h« m^do' iunt-dUtt1r trip for the DuPont Company. •or 'ti« t