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Mis* E. Shuck Hostess | Hunting And Fishing Club Recalls Days When Beards and At Valentine Bridge Democrats Busy I To Have New By-Law* Vonah Wants Help A Valentine bridge party was held The Pebble Brook Hunting and at the home of Miss E. Schuck, 24 With Future Plans Fishing Club will hold a meeting ai Pompadours Kept Barbers Busy Lafayette street, Friday, February noon as the by-law committee, head- Road Between Carteret and Woodbridge Wai Path Through 14. Those present were: Mrs. K. Will Have Membership Drive ed by William H. Walling, chairman, On DirtRoad Problem Kircher, Mis* A. Clifford, Miss E. hag completed its work on a set of The Wood* — Mud Konds Were The Fashion And Clifford, Miss G. Brandt, Miss M. Soon; Also Card Party — lawn and regulations, it was announc- Councilman Say* Condition Of Unimproved Streets Is Deplor- ed Wednesday by President Charles Whitkey Came By Steamboat To Be Carted Away Simpson, Miss H. Carson, Miss H. Leaders Discuss Party Af- able, —. Amount Appropriated For Cinders Is Too Fitiula, Mrs. Roy Dunn and Miss A. J. ISrady. In Clay Wagon* With Armed Guard* — M. Dunn. fairs. As an added feature to the meet- Small — Roller Needed To Make Practical Job. Barbershop Wai Community Center. Prizes were won by: Miss M. Simp- ing, President Brady plans to have ton, Miss H. Fitzula and Miss Helen A regular meeting of the Carter- Rqdie Strack hring to the next meet- The problem of keeping dirt roads pair job, he said would last for a L Women's .Democrntic Club was ing of the club a variety of fish. Mr. in condition for use in the most per- urday night 1 would clone the shop at Carson. considerable time and would be much Days of pompadour haircuts, whtiii Refreshments were served after held last night in Fire House No. 2 Struck will also give talks on the dif- plexing job that confronts the bor- more economical and satisfactory larbering was more u mutter of one or two o'clock Sunday morning, with an unusually lar^e attendant. ferent kinds of fish. Mr. Brady said ough government, Councilman Wal- Kiiutt'h a brief sleep and open up the playing of cards. than the present method. trimming a board scientifically ami The bridge club will meet at the Many of the leading male members with great pleasure that many new ter Vonah, chairman of the street It was finally decided that the en- to the satisfaction of its proud wear- again at five o'clock Sunday morn- of the party were present and took applications for membership have department, declared Monday night ing and stay open until noon. home of Miss H. Fitiula of Charles tire council should inspect the streets. er and when haircuts cost 15 cents street on February 28. part in a general discussion of party l>e«n received during the past week, at a regular meeting of the Borough "My father, who established this The members will meet tomorrow and shaveH ten cents, were recalled affairs. Plans were made for a big Council. "I am chairman of the road (Saturday) at 10:80 A. If. at the yesterday by Clarence Kobert Wey- business, had one customer, a gen- card party to be held in March in committee," laid Vonah, "but I want tleman who lived in Yunkers, N. Y., borough hall and will proceed from Jand proprietor of the American Fire House No. 2. the rest of you men to see the con- there on a tour of Inspection that Demitlcan, 08 Mi Main street, who who used to travel down about every The arrangements for the card dition in this town for yourselves two weeks to get his hair cut. He Routine Business At Rahway Concern will include every unimproved street has rounded out half a century in party are in charge of a committ"e and then tell me what to do. The in the borough. Woodbridge township, forty years of said my father was the only barber of which MTB. Sophie Simons is condition of the (treats is deplor- he ever had found who could do the One instance was related to the which have been spent in dressing up chairman. Other members of the able." ouncil as an Illustration of the ef- the hirsute adornments of Wood- job to his entire satisfaction." School Board Meeting committee are; Mrs. John Brandon, Entertains Officials Vonah Went on to say that the The barber shop now operated by — • fect of the muddy streets. A builder bridge citiiens. Mrs. Frederick Colton, Mrs. Garrctt appropriation for the purchase of who is operating in Home«itB Park Mr. Weygand was born fifty years Mr. Weygand was established by his Session Lasts Only Forty-Five Walsh, Mrs. Olga Adams, MM. Wil-Direct Savings Furniture Com- cinders, broken, tile and and other father, John Weygsnd, in August, had negotiation* under way for the ago last week in a house that stood Minutes — April 7 Date Of liam V. Coughlln and Mrs. Mamie pany Gives Banquet; Offers such material tux street repair is so sale of four new house*. Two of the on the site of his present barber shop, 1875. Mr. Weygand's father died In Little. small compared to the amount of re- April, 1916, and in all those years, prospects had made deposit* on two and he began learning his trade of Organization Meeting. During the business session there Aid In Community Service. pairing that should be done immedi- of the houses. The other two were mister barber under his father's tu- his son «ayi, only missed seven days. was speaking by Leader Joseph A. ately, that it is UseWsa to attempt to He was in the shop every day, Sun- about to do so. The four visited Car- telage when he was only ten years Routine business occupied the Hermann, by the three candidates* at That Rahway must pin Its hope of plan out a proflim of repair. The teret during the recent warm spell days included, except seven days dur- members of the Board of Education the recent school election, Charles councilman named several street* ing those forty-one years. future growth upon becoming an im- and were unable to drive up to the It was in the days when Wood- Tuesday night at an adjourned meet- A. Conrad, William V. Coughlin «nd portant industrial town was the opin- where the tracks and passenger auto* houses they bad planned on pur- bridge had a lot of territory, but lit- Mr, Weygand recalls one of the ing-^adjourned from the previous George A. Dalrymple; also by Assem- ion expressed by several prominent cannot travel Mi warm days on ac- ihaaing. Every one of the sale* wa* tle population, and whan Carteret earliest tasks his father put him to, Tuesday on account of the annual blyman Elmer E. Brown, Assistant citizens of that city at a dinner held count of the deep mud and the num- ailed off and the deposits had to be was just on* of several distant cor- that of honing a razor. school (lection. Routine reports were Prosecutor Francis A. Monaghan, Tuesday night in the River View Tea erous holes. ?he condition exists not returned to the two who had made ners of the Township that Mr. Wey- "My dad gave me a razor to hone received from the district clerk, William Brandon and others. Room. The dinner was given by the only in streets In new developments them. This builder further stated gand first started wielding a rasor about a week after I started to learn school nurse, truant officer and the Arrangements were made to con- Direct Saving Furniture- Co., a big but on old street* in the borough, as that he had to stop all building op- the business," he recounts. "Well, I dentist in charge of the school den- duct a membership drive which will furniture concern that has recently erations because it is impossible to "" can remembar," Mr. Weygand started honing—*nd honlng^-tnd tal clinic. The report of Miss B. V. begin ab an early date. The exact opened a great store on Lincoln high- The present method of throwing haul lumber and other building mat- VJ CrtJ M»»40Ai Ml* _ _ tut will be latar. A ad*. iMfto Balwrsy ... • • a few loads of cinders or broken, tils ttUUo-taaaue* ot IHMMMS i» < p of boiuft, Tbere w*j onjy » re wssn t a customer for me January shpwe&a total enrollment of cial hour followed the meeting. there were about sixty persons on bad spot* In tfa« dirt road* is also of construction. attend to, I honed that racer, At soon narrow ro«d7w*dly mow tfcan • 2,663 madi up of 1,877 boys and 1,- at the feast. The guests were offi- wasteful and oTlittle benefit, MrT A similar condition exists In Port path throu|fh the woods, conaactlng I handed it to my father and asked: 276 girls with a high percentage of cials of Rahway, bankers, big busi- Vonah declarMLKhe cinders soon dis- 'How's that „ Dad?' '0ow does it Boulevard where several houses are Carteret with Woodbrtdre. Th« road attendance. The continuation class ness men, a state senator from Ala- appear, in theftft mad and the holes under construction and operations was only wide enough for on* hone seem to you,' ha asked back. 'She has an enrollment of 132. Fight ID Saloon bama, newspaper men and members are u bad ae ever. He said that the seems all right,' I told him. He just had to be postponed on account of and wagon at • tint, and then were The incident of most Interest in and executives of the Direct Saving street dpeartmant could not deal with the mud in the street. numerous turnouts'—ehort open handed the raior back and said the meeting was the fixing of the concern. It was one of the most suc- the problem without tools, especially 'Then hone it some more.' Leads To Arrests J. K. Donahue, of East Rahway space* into which OM had to turn date of the organisation meeting. cessful affairs socially, ever held in a motoriied roller of sufficient had a letter of protest before the out his hone and rig if another want- "So I honed all afternoon, and the Commissioner Charles A. Conrad of- t&fciseotion. weight to roll a, solid bed on the dirt council regarding the meeting time ed to pats. next morning ga*e it back to him fered a motion to set the date of the Man Are Charged With Rob- There was nothing formal about roads. Broken tile could then be of the assessment commission on th* with the same query. He came right "I can remember, too, when Jim- organization meeting for Monday bing Pox Car — Two Jailed t It; It was just a friendly gathering placed on the road ar.d also rolled Ea»t Rahway trunk sewer. Notices my McGowan had a saloon up on back with 'How does It teem to you?' night, April 7. The other commission- of leading men who were the guests and topped with cinders. Such a re- had been lent out that the commis- Main street and got his whiskeys and again J said 'It aeemi all right' ers were favorable and the motion Third Put Out of Business. of a. friendly concern. The heads of sion would sit on Wednesday after- fron N«w York. The liquor osed to Once more he returned it with the was carried. On that data the new the company are the members of the noon of this week at 2 o'clock. Mr. admonition to 'Rone it some more,' come In by steamboat to tftM wharf board will organise with a Republic- A fight In a saloon some time Sat- Koos family. Charles Koos, Sr. is the Donahue wrote that this was unfair at Sewaren, and McGowan qeed to "Well that kept np for ten days. an majority for the first time in the urday night or Sunday morning led president; Charles Jr. is the vice- Woman's Qub Stages to the interested property owners send a clay wagon down to the wharf On the tenth day I handed him the borough's history. to the arrest of several person* in president and Edward Koos, another many of whom work in factories and to bring the barrel* of whiskey op to raaor and said 'How's it now, Dad, Two communications were receiv- connection with the alleged rob&ery iMh'll the secretary. They and Dav- cannot get off during the day time. the saloon. Two man, armed with I think Ha good now/ And he said ed from County Superintendent of of box can belonging to the Central id'Pinto, the treasurer, were the Valentine Card Party The commission wa* directed to meet shotguns, used to ride on the teat 'Son. it had Juit as good an edge on Schools, M. L. Lowery. In one he an- railroad pn Sunday morning. genUl hosts at the banquet. They in the afternoon and go over the with the drtTtr to prevent anyont it when yon gave it to me the first nounced the thirty-fourth annual Joe Mischok and Michael Cherepan- were Mated at the head table with Successful Social Event Held work in hand; then adjourn to 8 from holding up the wagon and steal- time aa it has now. And it Is good." meeting of the Middlesex County ic. both of Leick avenue were arrest- Mayoy r Adolpph Ulbrich,, Former Mayy- o'clock in tht evening and report ing the whiskey. I don't know whether "Then why,' I asked him, 'did you school board association, which will In St. Joaeph'e Hall — Many ed Sunday morning, and Henry Stau- or Harry Simmons, members of the their findings to those who may as- anyont ever tried to do that, yon tee tell me to hone It some more (or ten be held in the new school In Dayton bach was arrested Sunday evening m, Prize Winners. semble in tae meeting place—the I wasn't more than seven or eight days?' And this wai hi* answer: 'Be- on Thursday, April 24, at 6*0 P. M. CiCitt y QtiH and JJa n VVa n HHenver- shortly before midnight. Railroad de- dden, head of two of Railway's leading borough hall. at that time, and I just can remesnb. cause you didn't know you had done Boards of Education from all over tectives assisted by the local police er toe Incident. banks. Under the auspices of the Wom- The purpose of the meeting was a good Job, and if yon don't know the county will be represented. Sev- made (the arrests and conducted an Charles Koos Jr. made a brief ad- an's Club of Carteret a successful announced to tie the revision and re- "I remember, too. when we had when a fob is good how can you do a eral of the local commissioners will Investigation which followed and in dress in which be stated the purpose valentine card party was held Fri- duction of the assessment Attorney mud roads, and the clay wagons uaed good Job?" attend. which , it is said, complete confes- of the dinner. It was not an adver- day night in St, Joseph's school au- Abraham Glass, of the commission, to cone down from the clay banks, "But that was dad'e psychology— In the second communication the sions ware obtained. tising stunt in any sense, he said. It ditorium. At a sbeVt BUiiness session said that the proper place to pre- drawn by a team of horse* or males ha grounded me well. Everything he county superintendent directed that According to the charge Staubach was merely a way that occured to him preceding the party President Mrs. aent objections to the findings of up to their necks in mod. And the did he did until it suited him, and the clerk attend an institute of clerk* •nd the others broke into a box car attd the other members of the firm he Emil Stremlau of the club announc- the commission i* at the meeting of wagon load would consist of about it was well done." and secretaries of the county to be and stole seventy-two sets of pajamas said, to get acquainted with Rahway ed the following nominating commit- the Borough Council when the ass- a good wheelbarrow fall of els*. That Mr. Weygand, who celebrated his held on March 24 Th the Freehold- which were anbesquently sold In business men and officials, and to tee: Mrs. John GfrooW, Mrs. Leo essment comes up for confirmation. WBB all the horses could drag through fiftieth birtSday anniversary about a ers' room in New Brunswick to re- Newark. John Onder who happened declare the willingness of the Direct Brown, Mrs. Walter V. Quinn, Mrs. A communication was received the mud. week ace, looks as though ha could ceive instructions regarding a new to drive the car in which the Bavin* Furniture Company to co- Barrett »ttd Mr*. Leyi. They will pre- from the State League of Municipal- "In those dayi bearda of all kinds afronnUM.a»a fceokkeepiny spates* •twhtflmew* VMrato in amryro>et for the ad- sent a slate of Candidates to be elec- ities asking the council to gd on re. and the flowing pompadMr tttrett! for district boards. ow the goo vancement of Rahway. ted to office at the annual meeting cord as favoring a bill now before were popular. Oh, yea, we had lady ferenee. He has a eon nearing twen- A communication from John Y. also dragged iintn o the case but later A. V. Carkhuff, a reaident of Rah- of the club to be held on the second the legislature which provides for customers then, too, bat it was very ty-one and a daughter nearing six- Deter, chairman of the legislative released, Mischok and Cherenanic way for many years and a real es- Friday in April. It was also an- a portion of the state tax on gaso- seldom a lady came to the barber teen. committee of the State Federation of were sent to the workhouse for three tate broker was the Joastmaster. It nounced that a patriotic meeting will line being turned over to municipal- shop. We had a lot of feminine cus- It wii in the barber shop establish- District Boards, directed the atten- months. Staubach was fined $25 and was Mr. Carkhuff who brought the be held in the borough hall on Feb- ities. The clerk was directed to tomers for shampoos but we used to ed by hi* father that Woodbridge tion of the board to Senate Bill No. also had to pay $16&50 to the rail- Direct Saving Company to Rahway ruary 28 in the evening and that write to the league that the council do that in their homes. Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 was 76 which concerns school supervision road company. His place of business where they purchased the huge Roy- former Judge Adrian Lyon will be has complied with the request. "We used to open our shop at established nearly half a century and gives increased power to super- was closed up by order of the police. al Motor Coach plant and converted the speaker on that occasion. Councilman Ellis who was acting •even o'clock in the morning, in •go, and through the years ths Wey- intendent! and supervising princi- It is said that one of the younger it into one of the most attractive Refreshments were served after mayor and presided at the meeting, those days, and close up at nine o'- gand shop has always been the cen- pals. The bill giwe the superintend- men involved in the job told a man furniture stores in the State. It is the card games. Coffee donated by reported that plans are under way clock st night. Frequently on a Sat- ter of the community. ent tenure of office and extensive named KMh of the theft. Later Kish located on St. George avenue, near the W. S. ScUll company of Camden for a tax sale to be held sometime af- power: it places secretaries and dis- was in Staubach's place shooting the Lincoln highway and the Frank- was prepared-by R. P. Berndt and ter April 1. In discussing the sale, trict clerks under the supervision of tfap and rolled two sixes. "There's lin school, In a beautiful location W. H. Allen, representatives of the Mr. Ellis said that more than $100,- the superintendent or supervising the box care," he is alleged to have across the highway from the new company. 00 ia tied up in delinquent taxes and Dand J. Richards principal. It gives the superintendent remarked, and a fight started. The county park. that the sale is necessary in order to Brawn and Karcher or supervising principal the author- The arrangements for the valen- police broke up the fight and learned Mr. Carkhttff was complimented by tine card party were in charge of a recover this money. The large ity to prepart the annual budget and other speakers for bringing such a amount represented in the delin- present it to the board of education. of the cause. committee composed of the directors Oppose Loan Boost DittSodddylnHome Staubach is « world war veteran progressive, constructive concern to of the dob. They were: Mrs. Thom- quent account, said the councilman, The bill also gives the superintend- who was gassed in France. A few Rahway. In one of his short talks as as Kenyon, lira. Rowe, Mrs. John H. has mad* a serious situation and has Middleiei Loaf A RMfafot Of Borough ent the right to select text books and years ago ne became dangerously ill toastmaster, Carkhuff said that it Kevill, Mrs, William Hagen, Mrs. emharrawed the council in carrying supplies. He shall nominate all offi- from the effects and lingered be- was evident to any one who studied Henry J. Harrington, Mrs. George on the financial affairs of the bor- Again** Effort To Restore and An Honered Employe* cers of the board whose Qualifica- tween life and death for months in a the situation, that Rahway must de- Bradley and Mrs. C. H. Byrne. ough. Old 36% Rat*). Of U. 3. Metola Company. tions are fixed by the Commission of hospital under government care. He velop as an industrial town in order The list of prize winners in the A letter was received from the Education. And finally -the Commis- finally rallied and in time was releas- to make any real progress. This sen- card games included: Euchre—Mrs. congregation of St. Elias Creek sion of Education is given unlimited ed from the hospital physically im- timent was echoed by many of the G. Markwalt Mr*. Fee, George Sim- David J. Richards, aged 69 years, Catholic Church requesting permis- Assemblyman Elmer S. Brown of power to govern boards and superin- proved but with a much changed \er speaker!. mons, Mrs. T. ifcNally, Louis Moore, sion to establish a cemetery within Cart«ret and Assemblyman Joseph T. a resident of Carteret for the past tendents with the approval of the temperament. He baa.been in some it the bulk of the speaking was Mrs. Walter Vonah, Miss Evelyn twenty-seven yean, died suddenly the bounds of Carteret. The letter Karcher of Sayrevillc. two of Mid- State Committioa of Public Instruc- minor difficulties since the illness. serious. Charles Koos told his Bracher, Mr*. George Bracher, Mrs. stated that H is no longer possible dieses County's representatives in yesterday at 10:10 A. M. while sit- tion. The letter with its included fea- guests repeatedly that the purpose of J. B. O'Donnell, Mrs. Charles Green, ting in a chair in his home. Death to obtain burial plot* in St. James the 1930 legislature, attended) the tures of the law was read and filed the dinner was to have a good time Mrs. Charles A. Brady, Mrs. Francis cemetery, in Woodbridge. was due to heart disease. Mr. Rich- for future" consideration. public hearing on Assembly Bill No. Utd to get acquainted. Irving, Mrs. M. Jones, William Mor- The matter wa* referred to the 211, at Trenton on Monday, which ards was night superintendent of the ,An excellent mfnu was served, and ris, Mrs. Henry Green, ,MrB. Wood- casting* department at the plant of Assemblyman Elmer E, Brown, at- Sewer Assessment attorney for investigation and a re- was held, February 17. This bill I* In)- torney for the board, in a letter ad- professional entertainers added to man, Mrs. A. Drummond, Mrs. M. port is to be submitted at the next the U. S. Metal* Refining Company. flw jfeneral merriment. Dunne, Miss Edith Klose. tended to permit Small Loan Com- He had worked as usual on Wednes- vised that the Burns, Lane and Rich- meeting. panies to again charge 36% on lean* day night and came home yesterday ardion firm of heating contractors be Again Attacked Chalmers Reed, secretary of the Mrs. Mary Culp, Mrs. E. Fritz, District Clerk William V. Cough- up to |300 instead of la % as now morning feeling rather better than required to adhere to specifications Rahway Y. M. C. A. was the song Mrs. James Murphy, tin. Agnes lin, of the Board of Education, re- fixed by law. Both Mr. Brown and uiual. while he was sitting in a chair In all work done'for the board. The East Railway People Demand leader in community singing in which Saunders. Mrs. -Arthur McNally. quested that the council turn over Mr. Karcher are opposed to this bill concern has done much work for the gueBts joined with a will. Pinochle—A. Weid, T. Weid, Geo. 150,000 to the board for school pur- the attack came at 10 a. m. and fif- Further Reduction. •...„,, and plan to vigorously contest Its en- teen minutes later he> was dead. Carteret schools and has the contract , The dinner did not break up until Kapulsy, Mrs. Charles Trustum, Na- poses. The request was granted and actment nhould it come before the for heating the new addition to Na- The second meeting of the assess- near midnight and it was voted one omi Trustum, Harold Nannen, Ed- a note for the amount was ordered lower house for a vote. Mr, Richards Is survived by a wi- than Hale school. The clerk will ad- ment commission on the East Rah- of the most pleasant affairs they ward Demmish, F. Lauter, Margaret discounted. dow, MM. Elisabeth Richards; three Their attention was drawn to this vise the firm of the attorney's opin- way sewer system was held Wednes- had ever experienced, by the guests. Kelly and Mrs. Gladys Abel). Three assessment commissions bill, (t) by the trickery of the lend- daughters, Mrs. James J. Wiseley, ion. day night and a further cut in the One of the moat snappy addresses Bridge—Mrs. Abe Chodosh, Mrs. Mrs. Catherine Hughes and Miss An- were appointed to assess the bene- ers in attempting to prevent the bill Coommjssioner Joseph Mittuch rais- assessment was announced. But the was that of Mayor Adolph Ulbrieh. Fred Woods, R. Repper, Mrs. Lena fits for various recent improvements. reducing the rate from 3% p«r ns tRichards, also one son, Thomas, ed an objection to ai bill presented residents of the East Kahway section He extended a warm welcome to Mr. Brown, Frde Woods, John Groom, all of Carteret. William Conran, Thomas Smith and month to 1 % % per month from com- by Simons and Sheridan, Engineers are not satisfied and, claim that the Koos and his two sons and expressed Miss Rose Glass, Mrs. M. Spewak, Walter Remer were appointed to ing to a vote in the 1929 Legisla- Mr. Richards was bom in Balti- for laying out the polling districts assessment is still far too high. the wish that more firms like the Mrs. Joseph Levy, Miss Charlotte assess for the curbs and walks in ture, and (2) by the virtual flood of more and came here about twenty- for the recent election. The bill was The assessment on the 1,461 lots Direct Saving- would locate in Rah- Gross, Mrs. Edward Hopper, Mrs. Roosevelt avenue in the Chrome sec- printed matter which lenders have five years ago. He immediately enter- paid over the objection. involved was formerly |84 per lot; way. Morris Herb, Mr*. Emanuel Lefko- tion, and for the curbs in the same been circulating- in an effort to win ed the employ of the U. S. Metals it has been reduced to $70.62. J. £. Short addresses were made by Mr. witz, Miss Jane A. Cook, Miss Laura street near Bardy's field. Peter God- Refining Company and rose to the Donahue who is the leader of the Koos Sr., his two sona, City Treasur- Yetman, Mrs. N. Chodosh, Miss Cla^ erstadt, Harry C. Rapp and Stephen over public opinion in favor of a con- position of night superintendent in tinuance of the $% per month rate. East Rahway district agks that it bf> er Robert Lawrence, Councilman-at- ra Stern, Miss H«len Miller, Mrs Fabian were appointed to make the the castingn department. On the Big Minstrel Show reduced to approximately $57 per large Christopher Saul, Postmaster Joseph Wantoch, W. F. Lawlor, Mrs. assessments for curbs and walks in An investigation of the matter re- eighth of this month, Mr. Richards vealed that the lenders hml been lot. H« produced figures to prove that Harry Simmons and others. Most of Klein, Mrs. C. A. Sheridan, Mrs. Mor- Edwin and Bergen streets; Frank with Hcveral other old employees of that amount WHH JURL the talks were brightened by humor- ton LeVan, Mrs. I. H. Hawitt, Mrs Haury, Mrs. Mary Teats and Stephen making exhorbitant profits from bor- the company were guests of honor at rowers during the last fifteen yearn, Here Next Week Donahue pointed out that the sew ous stories. David Ulman, Mrs. P. B. Garber, Mrs Uhouse were appointed to make ass- a dinner (riven in the Elizabeth-C'nr- JUHUB Kloss and M. Hertz. essments for walks and curbs in and that while the rut** was iiriKinal- ti'ret. Hotel in Elizabeth. Mr. Rich- er built in East Runway is a combi Hut when State Senator King of ly fixed at 'A", per month lieniiiHo Production Under Auspices of nation sanitary mid storm water AlabamH, an old friend of the Koos A beautiful fern offered ns a door Jeanette street and for a sower in ards wan DUO of a group that received Locust street. loans were, frequently made without ii line gold wutcli from the president St. Joseph'* Parish To Be newer, and cost $ir>6,000. He ques- family began to talk, the real fun prize was won by Mrfl. Dr. 1. Kem security and the iikelih<>i»l (if IOHM I" of (he company in recognition of tioned Engineer Oliver F. Mitchell g He pproved to be a moat able eny. The fire and water committee was the IrnderH wan jfrcat actual rec- twenty-live yearn of fiiithful service. Given Tuesday Night. and finally gained an admission that entertainer. His Negro dialect stor- given authority to install a siren or ords showed that scarcely iiny io.incs a sanitary sewer alone would have ies with Southern settings were side- horn at the Liebig plant to signal The funeral services will be held A hig minstrel nhow will h<> given at all were sustained by thi> lenders. Tuesday owning nt 8 o'clock in St. cost $75,000. Donahue declared that splitting and when he sat down he the engineer when a fire alarm is nt 2 p. m. Sunday, from the late a storm sewer is always a public im- Carteret Beats Both Mr. Hrown ami Mr. Karcher Jfwph'H auditorium under the nus- was awarded a long round of ap- sent in. The fire whistle is located home in Atlantic street. Rev, D. I. provement paid for l)y the entire plause. Then the crowd sang "For in the Liebig plant. A large turbine are of the opinion that the ncccBui'y I.orrnz, paator of the Presbyterian piciw of the parish (if .St. Joseph's for thin burden some rate of interest church. John Dunne is the cnarh. community and that the vost, of it He's » Jolly Good Fellow." The same engine recently installed there mak<>s Church, of which Mr. Richards was a over tho normal rout of n sariittny Kong was repeated for the benefit of Perth Amboy 23-21 so much noise that the present tele- no longer exists ami that th*> new member, will officiate. The interment Benjamin Ku(he in the interlocutor. rate of interest of 1 V, % per month The end men are: Joseph Romond, sewer aliolild not be charged against ('lmrlen Koos, The Carteret high school basket- phone bell cannot be heard. The will he in the Rose Hill cemetery in the property owners at ail. Ilia con Among those seatod at the honrd same committee was authorized to should at least be give/i a fair trial Linden. Joseph Platt. John Reilly, William hall team defeated Perth Amboy at rather than to attempt to repeal the Dowdell, John Dclunki, Peter Mc- tontion that, the lionmgh should beur were: Mayor Adolph Olbrich, Form- basketball this afternoon 'i'.i to -I. have certain needed repairs made to Ouskey, Harry Conlon and James half of the cost of the entire im- er Mayor and Sheriff Harry Sim- Medwick was the hero of the jriinie. the fire engine of Company No. 2. law on the very eve of Its taking ef- provement instead <>f only twenty- XwJl — Classified Ads. Bring Results McGrBth. mons who is now Postmaster of Rail- live per cent, was bucked by the other In the main chorus are: Catherine way, IFIIII Vkn Herwerden, banker; Kant ftahwny folks piesent, number City Clerk John Huffman, Council- and Phoebe Conrad, Grace Van I'elt, inv about seventy live. It Is Hard To Find Gloria Bauerband, Ann Reilly, Cler- man William Armstrong, Assessor to-ude Armour, Mary Platt, Iona The mutter w.it come up next he Kay Kudily, Street Commissioner JohnRon, James A. Johnson, Ruth fore the borough council when the 1'eter (iod'frey, Captain James Al- A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK NOTICE Thompson, Jane Dunn, William Bar- commission Hubmils its report on bof« of the Riiliwiiy Police. Depart- to k, Stephen Cawolsky, Theodore March 3. ment, City Treasurer Robert Law- But It Is Still Harder To Find A Store Where The Huber, Fetor Maloa, Malona and rence, t'liiincilman-at-large Christop- John Dunne. hor Suiil, Police Commissioner Sam- BEST QUALITY OF MERCHANDISE The) final hearing for confirmation of the, assessment It ia Just A* Important To uel D. Love, Secretory Chalmers The soloists are: Ions Johnson, Has Been Reduced To Such Low Figures for UM Eut Railway Sewer System by the Boroufh Coun- Select Your Druggist As Reod, of tho Y. M. C, A., Tnx Re- Ruth Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. ceiver J. T. Park, Charles Koos, Sr., As Can Be Found In cil will be held at the regular meeting of' the Borough John Dunne. You Would Your Charles Koos, Jr., Edward Koos, State Specialty numbers will be given by CHEAP JOHN'S STORE Council on March 3,1930, at 8 P. M. at the council room Physician Senator King, of Alabama, C. S. Gertrude Armour, Gloria Bauerband Woodruff, John F. Reilly, interior Dealer in Dreaagooda — Drygoods — Clothing in the Borough Hall. and Grace Van Pelt. decorator for the Direct Saving Com- Music will bo furnished by Hil- ITTUCH'S Gehts' Furnishings, and the Best Grade of AH those interested should be preaent and will be pany and formerly connected with bert's Country Club Orchestra. W, J. '.Sloane of New York; Charles Shoes for the Whole Family heard on the same. M Est. 1005 Francik, credit manager (if the GEO. C HRICZKO company, Emit Wolfarb, a former al- THEY FILL PRESCRIPTIONS derman of Newark and now a direct- R yO. PiATT, Piano lastruatioa at jomr Imna. or of the company. aad fcwfiiiMrsi writ* for 61 Roosevelt Avenue Cheap John's General Stor< CABTSRBT, N. «*, » ft, .jPasil Mae* mention FRIDAY, FKIiKI .\K', L'l, i'.CH) CARTERET PRESS PAGE TWO One Point o< View Dog Towt Man an Hour No run on my bank ™u ilmln It, Phone Perth Amboy Club Favor Gas Tax | Good Deed of Pilot J for oj wealth Is iwt i><»sis,ioii but 12 9 9 When Boat Overturn* enjoyment. Minneapolis, Minn. — diaries Ed- Earn. Bracelet Gift * wards, a bUDtlog lodge caretaker of For Crossing Removal fun World. Teias.—lleosuse Menior, Ulna, owe* his life to I'al, • I'il.it Oeurg*- Camjitiell pul a Painless Extraction Chesapeake dog. Tbe dog save*] him Keystone Auto Club Issues loin-1} Knvn.1i> lixliuri .VI miles from rirnwnlDg when his bout imnk ID ! south of curtilage. N. U.. In Dr. Mallas' "Sweet- Statement Supporting Plan Air" method means Mnpli' lake, near Mentor, in north I touch with Ihe oulslUe world, ern Minnesota, tiy lowing him more —Opposes Toll Highway a scientific and pain- : he Is sporting » sliver bracHet Its* way in which than n mile ana a half to shore. Idea. _____ FlyiDg over Ilie luva Ix-da, to do extracting. Dr A. A. Fein of S( Pnol revealed George sighted a lonely house Thousands can tes- lhe nor; when the dog was M>H| to Opposition to the toll road measure below. He dropped a bundle of tify to this. Chare- Ills ln>s|ilriil fur ireHlment. Kred B. introduced in the Legislature by As- newspapers oterlmarrl with a es moderate for all Novotny of Hi. I'HIII will enler the semblyman Altaian, of Atlantic City, message for • white flag If tbe dental work. PERTH AMBOY d»K In the Twin titles Kenoel club and Indorsement of the Davis Legis- lative Committee's proposal for us- papers were received. They ah'iw in lllnncHjK)ll». were, and George dropped oth- Fillings, Bridges and Crown* Kd wards hua virtually recovered ing $2,000,000 of jras tax receipt* NEW FORD ROADSTER every year for grade crossing elimin- er bundles. Inserted Moat Painleaa from the effect* of his experience. ation, are expressed in a statement Tba caretaker, father of .Ore chjt today by the Keystone Automobile AD Indian rode Into Alba X-RAY YOUR TEETH FURNITURE is as speedy as it looks riren. went out on Maple lake to pick Club of New Jersey. qaerqne snd ssked for the "nan up dncki dropped tbe preTloua day "We can see absolutely no. reason wbo dies." Tbe sliver bracelet FREE EXAMINATION AND COMPANY by hunters. He took Pal along as re- for a toll highway connecting Atlan- was forwarded to George, wltfi ADVICE ANYTIME Repairing Re-Covering Come in and see it triever. a reqneat for more papers by tic City and Camden," says the Club See Me First! Ill* bont crashed Into i sheet Of statement. "The State hu provided tbe Indian. Liring Room Seta LITHE, Lew, ma, laaart—chart dW o«w Fotd BoadMSf. Ire thai extended a quarter of a mile and will continue to provide ade- »»«»•»»•••»•••••••••»»•»<' ~" f WhatTSaTe AND AM alert, capable tar for Youth and the Country dub. nut from shnre, A Jagged edge tore quate facilities for motor travel. A Slip CoTera Made to Order A* speedy as it look*. Your choice of a variety of two"- road such as the one proposed by As- I to Offer a large hole In the boat. It Oiled and Naw York'. Oldatt Chart. 254 MADISON AVE. tcoc color harmonies—an uoutual feature in a low-price semblyman Altaian is reminiscent of milk. the days that, happily, have gone 8L Paul's chapel, New Vork city's Our well appointed and thorough- NEAR MARKET ST. cm. Tap can be nated be lowered easily and quickly. Edwards wni nhle to throw off gome forever. With a record of millipna oldest chnrch building, located ID the ly modern offices enable us to per- OPEN EVENINGS TIL NINE Socae of the odw f ttutt* ot the new Ford Roadster nf hit hf-avj outer clothing, but he of dollars spent in freeing roads snd form/any kind of dental work bridges of tolls, it would certainly be heart of the down-town section, was are quick acceleration . . . 55 to 65 mile* an hour . . . iva* exlmtisted before he had awum erected In 1764. with ease and comfort to the pa- vibration-abeorbing engine support. . . four Houdaflk more Hum a few rod*. He shoulH inconsistent for the State to permit Hsnt and at the same time do it the establishment of a new privately as quickly as Is consistent with hydraulic two-way shock absorbers. . . Triplex shatter- fur help. Onir tbe dog. alao ID the owned and controlled highway. The water, responded. sey on this important problem. We good won. proof glass windshield and windahield winp . . . fully idea is' particularly abhorent in view do not consider that such use of the Tablet* endoeed, aiknc six-brake system . . . typical Ford The drowning man grasped the dog of the wide powers sought to be con- gas tax receipts is a diversion of the 666 1>7 the collar and ilowly. with the economy, reliability and long life. ferred upon the private interests funds, which we always have opposed. Rallm* • H*MSMB« or NminUgia j» weight of Ma burden. Pal started to backing the toll highway." Certainly the motorist can have no Dr. Mallas 30 saiMtM, clwcks a Ceil Ik* ftrrt CM or telephone for iemonttraUm •ultn down the lake to I he only point With reference to the use of gaso- objection to •mployment of gas tax 72 BROAD ST., |itn to rhe shore line. elimination, the Club statement said: for travel, and there is no more Elisabeth, N. J. 666 also in Liquid Dorsey Motors, Inc. He swam for more tlmn an hour. "This proposal is entirely in keep- pressing problem before the State at • A. M. - « P. M. He reached uliorp with tils burden a ing with the stand taken by the Key- this time than grade crossing elimin- T. W«4 «»J Fri. tin • P. M. Maple and Fayette Sti. mile and a hiilf ilnwn the Inke. A atone Automobile Club of New Jer-ation." Classified Ads. Bring bunting party sighted the miin and PERTH AMBOY dog as Ihej nenreil shore iiml helped them iHnii Krlwnrdn and I'HI were eihuusted and numh from cold. THE Woman's Nap in Station Cost* Her Shoet and Hat Atlanta. Ga.- Wbm ilrs. U. UOMIST ot thta eUf vlalts ltlrml»gl>nm. Al*., ugnln Rhe will he careful to slay Paulus Dairy awoke. Main Office: 189195 New St., New Brunswick, N. J. Arriving there enrly In Hie morn- ing, »lif retired In the vvmniin's rest Phone 2400 Established 1890 room in Hie stntlnn. She removed her shoes and hut. sal down, nml fell 1 nsleep. When she awukened some .AULUS time Inter t>

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1 Hong-Long Years Ago—Assembly. Recitation — George Washington— A Washington Airuslit — H) lioys. Washington, Betsy Rons and the Lucy Grimes—Anne Daniels '3.1. Handing-—Story of a Truthful Boy— Peter Ivan. Recitation — Punctuation People — Flag— Sophie Mynio, Milton Rab- George Washington—Stephen Bak- School Children Attend Anna Pnhl. Recitation—George Washingt o n ' a Caroline Putnick. inowitz. sa'32. RreitatioM—'Great George Washing- Hatchet—Bernard Raymond. Sonr—Our Washington—Catherine Song—The Noble Waahinirton—As- Scene: Home of Lucy Grimes 1750 ton—James Reidel. ReciUtion—Washington and Exam- Gluszyk, Mary Krupa, Jennie sembly. America—Assembly. Washington Exercises Recitation—George- Washington—Al- ple—Mary Markowitz. Hamadyk, Hilda Lucks. 4th grade. , ine Leaner. Recitation—The Flag—Lillian Ivan. WASHINGTON SCHOOL Song—WaBhingto n —A ssembly. By A FGreiner Program* Presented By Pupil* Kong—Our Flag—Assembly. Song—-George Washington—Assem- 7th and Sth grid*. A Boy's Leisure-—Veleca Matwy. e»ees»•*»*•»»••»•* Recitation—Oeorge Washington— bly. Song—Am erica—A ssemb) y. George Washington—Emil Wachter, In AH the Carteret Schools. Faith Wilgus. Rotation—Washington, the ComRecitation—Washington—Emil- y Bor- Mary Szitar, Frank Kutay, Frank Broken Heart Kill* R*ciUtion— George Washington— mander—Joseph Wadiak. suk, Grace Bartok, Hermania Kon- Balog, Anna Kunak. After Death of Wife Payinjf homage to the Father of Audrey Conran. Song—Our Noble Washington- des, Prances Fere no, Mary Tkac, George Washington—Assembly. their Country, pupils of all Carteret London.—Death didn't pan Recitation— George Washington^— Fifth grades. Mary Ginda. Recitation—(Washington— Mary Lu- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll. schools today gathered in their as- Gladys O'Donnell. ReciUtion—tieawe Washington, the Tribute to Washington—Edward kach. sembly halls to participate in flting Exercise—A High Resolve—Wesley Boy—George Snvka. Steiner, Retina Harch, Joseph ReciUtion—Making the Flag—Sey- For a long time they had strug- entertainments and exercises to com- Catri, John Kopil, Joseph Such- Recitation—A Resolve—Andrew and Chubaty. mour Mausner, Jeanette Weiner. gled together through this lire. memorate the birthday anniversary ar. Song—-Mt. Vernon Bells—Assembly, and at seventy-four Mrs. Carroll of George Washington. Peter Lukac. Song—Little George—Assembly. Recitation—Our Flag—John Nagy. Song—iSoldier Boy—First grades. ReciUtion—Long Are the Years— ReciUtion—Washington—Miron Wo- fell from a chair and died of re- The programs were as follows: Irene Ivans. sulllng Injuries. When her death COLUMBUS SCHOOL Exercise—A Boy's Privilege—Joseph Reading—Competition. lansky. Wnukowski, Stephen Yanvary. Song—America, the Beautiful. Recitation — Georg« Washington's ReciUtion—Two Soldiers—He n r y was reported, the Oar roll son 7th and 8th frada. Reading—Boyhood of Washington- P. M. cUtsM Birthday—Pauline Puna. Schroeder. slao reported the death of his Song—America—Assembly. Helen Tasy. Recitation—Great Knightly Soul- Washington and the Colonies—18 Washington's Name—Assembly. Recitation—Be True—Prank Sino- father, who. It I* tboufht, died Reading— Young Manhood—Helen Michael Toth. boys from Mrs. Jakeway's class. P. M. clams of a broken heart over toe loa* Fistes. Recitation—A Patriot—Robert El- Song—A Colonial Tea Party—Julia Song.—America—Assembly. of hi* wife. Recitation—Original Poema—Mary Song—Star Spangled Banner— lis. Feiko, Josephine Mayorek, Sophie ReciUtion—The Making of the Flag Koncewicx, Anna Magac. School, Recitation—George Washington — Wuy. —Margaret Bednar, George Pen- MMIMMMMMMIMItMJ Song—Washington—7th grade pu- NATHAN HALE SCHOOL George Bskke. ReciUtion—22nd of February— ksa, pils. Flag Salute—The Columbia, Gem of Recitation—Our George Washington James Resko, Stephen Tarnow- ReciUtion— Washington's Birthday ReciUtion—February 22—Anna Kor- OAbl —Michael Molnar. sky. —Mary Prokop, neluch. Ocean—Assembly. A just chastisement may benefit a Recitation— Information Wanted— Song—Washington—Assembly. Recitation—Elsie Rockman. s Song—Tribute to Washington—As- Flag Drill—8th grade boys. Woty Recitation—Information Wanted— All About Washington—8 pupils sembly. wan, thonih It seldom does; but an Michael Worotylko. •jtfttit one change* all ill blood to Song—Washington—8th grade pu- ReciUtion—February—PauliniUtiFb e Sob- Irene Nudge. from Miss Donovan's class. ReciUtion—Washington—Olga 3U- It doesn't take long to find out pils. el. Recitation Suppose—Sophie Kolvar- Recitation—George Washington—De llggi, Elsie Fe|ower, John Hum- faJL—Onlda. if a man has a friendly disposi- ReciUtion—Washington—Anna Oer- to Kerekygarto. tion. It shines in his eyes, there zanich. Recitation — Washington — William yk. phries. MkkMrkoskii . George Washington—Joseph Kox- Song—Our Noble Washington—As- ReciUtion—Washington—Ida Sooa. Classified Ads. Bring Results — is the harmony of friendliness Debate—Resolved that Washington Solo —< G«org« Washington—Mary nowsky. sembly. Song—The First in Peace—Assembly in his voice, a suggestion of was a greater nan than Lincoln; . Vaaalina, N Stfe uid 6th trio*. helpfulness in his attitude. 8th grade debating team. Recitation—Some Day— Nicholas ReciUtion—Two Soldiers—Michael Recitation—Doing Our Part—MarMary Chaloka. Song—America;—Assembly. Kacsur. Oar i.rvic* ii available to ill, gong.—Columbia, Gem of Ocean—As- Krupa. Betsy Ross—Doris Spewak. Recitation—Why Are Flags Floating ReciUtion—Little Hatchet Drill- Ike •xp*ni* modaratad by year sembly. Reading—George Washington and Song—Washington's Birthday—As- Today?—Emma Bartok. Andrew BisUk, Demi Bohanek, choice of fUhi Sib mai tA inujbe the Child—Helen ftplsak. sembly. ReciUtion—1 Would Tell—Stephen Joseph Birch. Song—America, the Beautiful—As- Song—Washington—Assembly. Recitation—A Boy's Privilege—Her- Kalas, Eugene Wadiak. Song—Columbia, Gem of Ocean— Per Cat* ••« W«M*JI sembly. Recitation—Greet Men—Mary Hoi- bert Venook. Reading—George Ke-leinik-i Assembly. FUNERAL HOME ReciUtion — Washington — Beatrice owacako. Recitation—Our Flag—Elizabeth Kft- Playlet—written by MadMhkramko PnrentlnfecrJoat Treat Schwart*. HiCH SCHOOL 44 Ores* Street Recitation — George Washington— pita. —given by 11 children from Miss Bugle Call—Howell Misdom. •very cut, wound or WoostbrMgs, New Jars*. ReciUtion—The Name of Washing- Joseph Bartok. Coplin's class. . . ton—Anna Suhar. Recitation—Washington—Beat rice Flag Salute and Star Spangled Ban •cratch with this power- •at, 1904 Recitation—A Small Patriot—Mary Vivieros, John Fedock. Song—Mt. Vernon Bells—Assembly. ner—Assembly. ful noo-noltoooui anti- Recitation—Like Washington—Stan- Toth. Recitation—February 22—Wai t e r Recitation—George Washingt o n ' sOne Act Play—Washington's First Tel. WoodbcMsj* 864 ley Wasylyk. Recitation — Washington — Michael Van Pelt, George Barch. Birthday—Girls from Miss Ziem- septic. Zonite actually Song—Mt. Vemon Sell*—Anarably. Defeat—Sponsored by Dramatic R. A. Hlrac* A. P. Oreiaer Kacsur. Recitation—Washington—Frank So- ba's class. Club. kills g«rmi. Helps to Paaeral Director* Recitation—Washington'* Birthday Reading — Original Composition — jaro, Clare Brock man. Poem—Ballad of Betsy Ross—Helen Cast of Characters bed, too. —Helen Orban. Miss Knorr's Pupils. Song—Washington—Fifth grades. Gavaletz. ReciUtion—The Making of the Flag Camellia—Mary Diedrick '30. —Catherine Herosel, Joseph Toth. Song—Washington—Assembly. ReciUtion—A February Resolution —William Mlkics. ReciUtion—L Would Tell—5 boys— Miss Hamm's class. Flag Drill—PujrtfeT from tthn rfamm'i ami Ml** Hrwenblam* ehnttt. '' Sung—The Name of Washington— Assembly. Anecdotes — Anna Alec, Thomas Lloyd. I /vLH_H ReciUtjon—Washington—Olgo Gur- Song -Pupils ol Mrs. Wisely*! das*. A Tatriotic Lesson—4 girls—Mrs. Wiwly's das*. Closing Song—The Star Spangled Banner—Assembly. IN LUDWIG'S FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Primary Pregraai Song—America—Assembly. Song—George Washington—Assess- I ReciUtion—Washington's Birthday Anton Nagy. Fl** Drill—8 boys—Miss Carlialt't ReciUtion—Stephen Klsh. Recitation—Influence of Washington —John Farago. Song—Little George Washington- Assembly. Minuet—10 girls—Miss Kutcher'i and Mias Carlisle's classes. ReciUtion—Two Soldiers—Vincent Bascilici. ReciUtion—Making of the Flag- Mary Huttal. Band—Mias Kutcher's class. .Song—Washington's Birthday—As- sembly. • CLEVELAND SCHOOL Song—America—Assembly. Flag Salute. ReciUtion—A Lesson to America— Julia Cure. ReciUtion—Another Washington— John Beech. Secretary Desks ReciUtion—Something Better— Bea- WALNUT VENEERED trice Bodnar. 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They will have shown real courage if they, themselves make a tour of all the bad streets in the borough; CUT FLOWERS and some of them will have repair bills to pay on their cars unless they have unusually sturdy machines. A BANNER COPPER YEAR PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE There are points in the street situation that are hard to During 1929 the copper industry broke all records, ac- graap. A wave of the hand, a grin and the declaration that no cording to the Department of Commerce, with a refinery pro- Telephone 1222 cinders are to be had is the reply one gets when relief is asked. duction of about 2,722,000,000 pounds, an increase of 11 per Yet private individuals can get ashes and supply them at a mo- cent over 1928. .^.^m*. •••*,,«*• ments notice. What has happened to the majesty of ftie munici- A substantial part of thlslncVease wailtueto absorption Editor Press, Sir: pality if it is helpless in this case. YOD no doubt have noticed a re- W00DBR1DGE FLOWER SHOPPE of copper by the electrical equipment and communication in- port of the recent box caifYoiibery Councilman Vonah, we t&Iieve, ia sincere in his demands dustries. During the year 887,000 new homes were wired for committed by several residents of that the whole council make an inspection of the streets and Carteret and In which report I wai Cor. Railway Ave. and Crampton Ave. electricity, and production of electric refrigerators, washing mentioned as being1 one of the parties decide upon some worthwhile action. He is also absolutely right to the crime, I wish to inform you machines and lighti and power plaflt equipment made appre- 1 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. in demanding thatth*e street department 8hou!d have a motor- before going to press that twin* en- ciable gains. tirely guiltiest in the matter and hav- ized roller. The money that is spent in ashes and cinders is In 1928 about 14Vi per cent of the total copper output ing been adjudged accordingly I de- practically wasted when those materials are thrown in mud sire that you report this through the was consumed by the automotive industry and in 1929, with medium of your paper. holes and not rolled. the industry's pr^uction increasing 22 per cent, absorption of In so doing you will greatly oblige The borough maintains a street department; the depart- me iiBce isy character and reputa- copper rose accordingly. tion have never been besmirched and ment should be equipped with tools enough to enable it to at- The gist of the matter is that an adequate, stabilized, fair- never will and by publication of my How One Woman Lost tend to its duty. Money spent for needed equipment ia we' innocence you will relieve me of such priced supply of copper is absolutely essential to industrial unenviable notoriety. spent. It is poor administration to try to ca,rry on without th progress. Legislators in our mining states'should recognize Your courtesy in the matter will means to do one's work well whether it be an individual or this fact when considering tax lawa affecting mining. be greatly appreciated. John Onder, 20 Pounds of Fat Jeanette street, Carteret, N. J. municipality. -.,.,> Lost Her Doable Chin—Lost Her Prominent Hips- Ye. Bat Lott Her Slnggishnea* A GOOD REPORT B torn* women were u hard to "A NEW NOTE" please before marriage aa afterward, Gained Physical Vigor—VWlom»e«—a Shapely In commenting on current conditions, Carl R. Gray, Pres- more men would be bachelors.— A new note in business relations was struck by The Direc ident of the Union Pacific System, in a recent interview in Los Neoaho Miner. If you're fsl—remove the caneel Notice also that yoa ban galnso) Saving Furniture Company of Rahway Tu&dla'y night in th Angeles, said that unemployment is on the decrease, that much Not So Pretty KAUSCHEN SALTS contain the in.energy—your akin is clearer—your Get Acquainted Dinner, the company gave in the River View Scientist tajri the whale's sight unit six mineral nil* your body oruna, eyet sparkle with glorious health—TOU road building and considerable real estate building are in pro- glands and nervet must hate to (unc- Tea Room, The guests were the city officials and leading bank- Hit looks aren't anything U feel younger in body—leeaer la Mind. gress and that the farmer is much better off than a few years of, either—Arkansas Qswtt*. tion properly. KRUSCHEN will give any. fat psnon era and other prominent leaders in civic life of the city. Ordin- When your vital organ* fail to per- a joyous surprise. ago. form their work correctly—your bowel* arily business concerns get in touch with the community in or- and kidneys can't throw oil that waste Cet an 85c bottle of KRUSCHEN Bankers in the Middle West told him that savings ac- "CaatiMat" aid "lalaao"* SALTS (lasts four weeks). If vtea this der to obtain some benefit or privilege but the Direct Savings The distinction between a continent material—before you realise it—you're counts, instead of being lower in January as is usually the case, growing hideously fat I first bottle doesn't oonrinoe you thi> ssd an Island t* primarily stae. A Concern had a different message. It was made plain that th showed an increase. His company is going to make details catch Try half a lesipoonful of it the easiest, safest and surest way to dinner was not an advertising stunt. Nobody was encouragei ssotlnent, however, also differs from KRUSCHEN SALTS in a fla» of hot lote fat—if you don't feel a superb up with some of its major developments and continue with the ID Island la Its structure, which Is water every morning—in three weeks improvement in health—so gloriously to talk about the concern in a business way. What mention wa general betterment program all along its route during 1930. that of s targe basin bordered by a get on the scales and note bow many energetic—vigorously alive—yonr pounds of fat have vanished. money gladly returned. made of the company was in regard to its civic relations with Rail passenger service, he said, is "dolling itself up a lit- voontaln chain. the community. tle" in colors, car appointments and service to meet new pub- The vice-president of the company stated that the com- lic demands. pany wanted to get acquainted with the leading business men He does not see in airplane travel much competition to and the officials of the city in order to offer its (the company's; regular rail travel at this time, but admitted that he might be assistance in any constructive movement for the benefit o old-fashioned in this respect, adding, "A few years ago I was the community. not much impressed by possible bus competition but now I am It is no wonder that Mayor Ulbrich, the snappy young in the business myself from Chicago to the Pacific Coast." World War veteran who is head of Rahway's city government, was enthusiastic in his declaration that he hoped more firms STRESSING SAFETY IN AUTOMOBILES like the Direct Savings Company would locate in Rahway. A To give an idea of the magnitude of the automobile indus- municipality is fortunate in haying such business concerns with try and its bearing on employment and general business con- in its domain. ditions, it is interesting to note a recent report that one manu- facturer of steel automobile bodies, in a Philadelphia plant COMMENT UNNECESSARY alone, used 140,464.3 tons of sheet steel in the production of all-steel automobile bodies in 1929. This would make a 16-foot The American Bankers' Association reports to the Bureau wide strip of steel 2,302 miles long. of the Census that during 1929 $600,000,000 was accumulated The use of all-steel bodies has been growing rapidly as a in its member banks by Christmas Savings Club depositors. safety feature of automobiles but one can scarcely realize that This is a 10 per cent increase over 1928. this much steel can be used by one plant in building one part December dividend payments on all stocks, industrial of an automobile in one year. rail, traction and 'miscellaneous, were $278,600,000. In De- American cars, in all price classes, feature steel bodies. cember, 1928, they were $201,200,000. Exhaustive tests and practical experience have proven that December interest payments on securities amounted to this type of construction offers the occupants of A car the $412,447,000. For December, 1928, they were $382,100,000. greatest possible protection in an. accident. The trend toward The combined dividend^and interest payments in Decem- greater automobile safety is unquestionably responsible for NOW.. ber amounted to $690,947,000. In'December, 1928, the com- savins thousands of liyes each year. bined figures were $583,300,000. The monthly average for 1928 was $496,799,000. For 1927 the monthly average was FEAR PLUS CUPIDITY colorful tone $464,212.00. \ H. L. Menchen, in a despatch to the Baltimore Sun from These are indications of America's Btate of mind as" well London, commenting: on the difficulty which confronts all in- made amazingly richer as state of business that require no comment.—San Francisco ternational conferences, sums up the one great handicap which Chronicle. • Come in today and hear Mafestic'a amazing new speaker—(tie new Cototnra attaches to all political activity when he says: Dynamic It makes M«je*rk'i Colorful Too* mipritingtf ridkar—OCM "No party to negotiations ever dares to My plainly what natural than crcr before For the fins dm« In radio h reproduce* fat* mk* GROWING CHURCHES ia in his mind. He must always remember the radio, the new«- jmtHmttrmmtnt-with cxrcnl perfection. Tbc noise, bam tadfuahfioloccBaatry radio coos are gone- You bear only muaio—every noes perfect, natnral, naJ. papers, the folks back home—above all, the archaic and in- Six beautiful new 19JO Majestic models feature the* rtoUf lmptu—d Statistics relating to the growth in church membership in sane etiquette of his grotesque art." speaker. They are all more powerful—sturdier— J?% man semirJv* tf*ao the United States permit the inference that religion is not dy- Mr. Menchen might have gone further and said that prac- even lass year's record-breaking Majestic*. Tbek beautiful cabinets oafrx ing. The great religious denominations have with hardly an •Tfles and size* to please every fast*. Their price* are towej yes each oos tically all the cheap political bickering witnessed in ba* all of Majestic1! nor radio Improvement*. Com* to today and taapaci exception increased the number of their communicants from Is the result of exactly the same factors. them—and your oexi r»t'n will be a Mafetdci year to year. This increase has kept close on the heels of that in national population, MIOMTV MONAtCN O • TNI All The evidence is that approximately h^lf the population has membership in religious institutions. When are $dded child- UPHOLD RESPECT FOR LAW ren in the homes of church members and persons in attendance upon church services or in association with church activities, Bj CHARLES H. TUTTLE, United Slltci Allorntr, New York. religion makes rightful claim upon at least two-thirdi of the population and exerts an unescapable influence upon the en- Today the danger which confront* our (lug nnd country is not from omfebtic tire population. America is, with all it» worldly interest*, reli- without but from within. The time, therefore, bus come for n thoughtful gious-minded. consideration of the strength and durability of the foundation beneath /RADIO Of what the long past ha* ^*oved, the present give* con- this vaat superstructure and for the American people, by a qualitative tinuing proof; religion has survival value. This leads to the analysis of their own democracy, to heed the recent warning of our f're«i- Why not buy this Radio that gives satisfaction to over conclusion that religions will endure se long as each and all dent that there is occurring a subsidence of our foundations. Hinted in two million users? possess that value. Particularly religions themselves may die, another way this means that the foremost problem before the American but religion in some form will endure as it has endured from people toda? is the problem of their relation to the law and of the law's man's first contemplation of the mystery of existence. relation to them and that their foremost taek m to preserve the dignity of The scientist pushes that mystery further back into the the law. past and the philospher pushes it further forward into the fu- One is appalled bj the consequence to the vast and delicate ntruoturc CONCANNON'S ture; but it still confronts man and prompts the highest emo- of the American itate if this keystone of reverence and respect for law tions of which the huma* frigg is capable.—The Jer»e should ever be shaken bj the cetaelew Attacks upon it 76 Main Street Tel. 299 Woodbridge, N. J. 3ARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 PAGE FIVE IARTERET TAKES SECOND LICKING FROM RAHWAY HIGH 30-11 Undefeated Team Of Union County Gives Local Boys A Drub- Carteret Second* bing— Winners Have Advantage In All Slovak Pinners Clean Flatten Woodbridge UTTLE GAMP THEY'LL PAY TWICE Departments Of Game. The seconds of the Carteret hijjh Hel3 to & single point during the entire first half, the Car- Up On Ramblers HCIIOOI beat the Woodbridge seconds last Friday by a score of 14 to 7. teret High School basketball brigade went down to defeat at Rolling " I1""'* average of There wan some hope for the Wood- the hands of a powerful Rahway High School five, 30-11, Mon- |65 th<' i:urti'ict : bridge boys untfl the last quarter anothe»...,thir . Its scored 11 points and the effective reation Alleys in Perth Aroboy by and Lee fouled iluber and Coughlin, team work was on unr with the rent guarding of the latter were import- Dunding the pins for a acore of but no score resulted. Score: Wood- of play. Whenever k (artcret player ant factors in the result. bridge. 1; Carteret, fl. got the ball there ajwuyn termed to The score: Aided by two double century THIRD QUARTER be a Rahway wall rise up before him Cartwat Hifk ttarka by Furian and Bill D'Zurilla Warr fouled Mulazewski who made no matter which way he turned. G. F. TL e local stars annexed the first it. Parsons scored the first field goal At the start it wan apparent that Medwick, f, 2 1 ( .me by about 100 pins, 956-859. for the locals on a neat shot from the Rahway would have an easy time tak- Poll, f, • 1 0 S he Slovaks *on the second, the mar- side of the court. Warr scored from ing- Carteret into ramp. Opening it* Green, c, 0 1 I •in of victory being 23 pins. Smack- the center of the floor just before clever play with a neat rally, Raa- Chodosh, g, 0 I ng the maples harder than ever in the quarter ended. Score: Wood- way hopped into a 8-1 lead at the Hart, g, 1 I

he final the locals won the third bridge, n; Carteret, 7. close of the Are quarter. Carteret •*•— ame, 1002-957. Every member on FOURTH QUARTER made its be»t- sbowinf in the second ~8 u quarter when it bold. Rahway to only le Slovak team turned in at least Malaxewski sank one from under 15 Raawajr Higk ne double century mark. the basket. Parsons looped one in for three points. At Ttte same time Rail- C P. TL The rubber game between the Car- Woodbridge. Coughlin scored on a way held Carteret without a single 0 point. Rahway was sporting a 11-1 Zuman, f, i «ret Slovaks and the Rahway Ramb- long distance shot for Carteret. Ha- ; Tandy, f, 0 0 0 ers will be rolled tonight at the Rsh- ber dropped in another for Carteret. lead at the end of tK naif W. (frame, f, 8 0 6 ay lanei. Tomorrow night the Slo- Jochen fouled Rtutike who mined. In the third qtMMrte/ Rahway accu- Cornell, f, i 0 t kkt will Uke on the Sioua team of Jochen fouled Coughlin who made it. mulated 8 points, .holding Carteret DuRle, c, 5 1 U erth Amboy on the Wheeler ave- Huber fouled Bale* but no score re- to 5. Rahway did not slacken its pace T. Pickens, c, 8 0 s nue alleys. sulted. Huber fouled Parsons who in the fourth . quarter *»<• conse- R. Grams, g, 0 1 1 The scores: misted just before the game ended. quently Carteret waa again outseor- 0 0 Final score: Woodbridge, 7; Carter- ed by an 11-6 count. Rahway put on LilenfieM, g, "] 0 CarUrat Slovak* (3) Siedel, g, o 0 Jelley 188 214 198 et, 14. its biggest rally ^p th.il quarter. 0 2 Chamra 166 174 226 The box wore: Carteret gave a rather poor show- R Pickens, g l D'Zurilla 179 212 196 Woodbtidae 3««ondt (7) ing from the fottl'lhW Out of 18 free 2 30 iirinn 204 188 202 G F Tl. ..throws that were,.called on Rahway, Score by quarters: 182 Carteret made only 3. Prom scrim- D'Zurilla 220 149 Jochen, rf 0 0 0 Carteret 1 0 5 5—11 Warr, If 10 2 mage Rahway amounted for 14 field 8 3 8 11—89 M7 l*»p • ...—' Railway lUlnWert (0) JttldrMviU, rg 0 Ben Zusman, Carteret. 181 191 I jW», lg, c 0 Elmwoods Come Back Ringside Dope Sabo and D'Zurilla I wily 168tl68 186 Panons. r§ 2 ^ Jfre-' y "*287 1 lode, Jg 0 ledeman 127 175 I Baffour, lg 0 By JACK DILLON Hearts Set Pace Machine Shop Takes 2 rowell 201 Fill Battle Falcons Bouhjigned Up 153 iB2 Caseyey,, rg v 0 AQu llfaf , lg 0 Q. What did they call George Dix- 869 914 967 Team That Went Through on, the old time featherweight? Ernie Goes To Albany In East- In Potato League From Shipping Dept 8 Last Season Without Defeat A. Little Chocolate. ern League — D'Zurilla Re- Carter*! Saeeadi (14) * * • Take Three la A Row From Strengthen Position In Third 0 Tl. Is Reorganised. Q. Did James J. Corbett ever fight turn* To Ns)w York - Penn. lite Sox Win Coughlin, rf 2 1 6 Peter Jiefcscnv the negro, mA DiametW PUe. As Uetcfon Godarstead, If 0 0 0 The Elmwoods basketball totters what was the result if he did? , With the basketball season slowly In Se«ot>d tlaee Inactive. 0 2 are planning to reorganize. Unde- A. Yes. 61 rounds, no contest. drawing to a close and baseball, Am- Huber, c 1 By winning thr««. game* over the 1 5 feated in the 1928-1929 season and * * * erica's greatest outdoor pastime, By winning two games over the ly League Crown Malasewski, rg 2 Diamonds last Frtd»y_ night on the Shipping Department the Machine rStutske, lg _ 1 0 2 a leading contender for the court Q. Can a boxer beat a fighter? peeping ov*r the horizon, it it time to 'IBrown, If title of this borough the same year Coughlin alley* tt* «e*rte climbed Shop strengthened its claim to third 0 0 A. No. say something about the early doings 0 0 the Elmwoods with a crack lineup of baseball in Carteret, especially into first place in the Pulaskt Bowl- place in the Foster-Wheeler Bowling ream Outplayed Other Units * Chodosh, rg * * * ing League. A clean swee^p' over the League Tuesday night on the Slovak 0 Bri(n 0 under the leadership of Lou (Moe) about the big shots. In Loop Early In 3ch*dW ' - '« Lehrer sre planning to open their Q. How old was James J. Corbett Ernest (Ernie) Sabo and John Spades g*v« the Clubs undisputed lanes. Leaders were inactive daring when he von the title from John possession of second place. The Dia- the past week and consequently the And Held Lead To The End. 2 14 court campaign a week from tonight (Mickey) D'Zurilla, two popular Car Score by quarters: against the Liberty Falcons, the L. Sullivan, teret boys who play professional ball monds and Spades hold third and standing remains unchanged with Woodbridge .... 1 0 2— 7 game to be played on the high school A. 27 years. during the summer months, have re- fourth places respectively. the Condenser in first place, sport- The White Sox won the champion- Carteret 2 7—14 court * * t The Hearts won easily over the ing a four-game advantage over the Lip of the Harmony Bowling Lea- cently received their contracts. Sa- Time of quarters, 6 minutes. After riding through an undefeat- Q. Could Jack Johnson in hiB prime bo's contract came from Albany in Diamonds. Copping the first game by ' second-place Tube Mill, ue recently with a full seven-game Referee, Comba. Scorers: B. Zus- defeat Jack Dempsey at his best? more than 50 pins the leaders swept • After dropping the first game by ad over the second place Tigers, ed campaign and recording many the Eastern League. D'Zurilla's came man, Clark, Timers: I: Zunnan, Still- notable triumphs the Elmwoods are A..Ye«. from Binghampton in the New York- through the Diamonds in the remain- 80 pins the Machine Shop spurted to etting the pace during the greater man. ing two games by 'decisive^ margins win the two remaining games. Laut- art of the campaign the White Sox prepared and confident that they will Q. Who gave Dempsey his hardest Penn circuit. Apparently contented be equally successful this year. At with the terms, both Sabo and D'Zur- to score a clean sweejk The Hearts er upset the wood for a 204 score in etically clinched honora several fight? won the first 714-658, the second the Becond, thug giving the Machine elu ago with a tremendous lead the present time the Liberty Falcont A. Gunboat Smith. illa returned their signed contracts to Carteret Man Partner ' are the most prominent contenders their respective clube. D'Zurilla will 695-619 and th# third 687-560. Shop this game by a 808-777 count. er their nearest competitor. The Later in the evening the Clubs Coming through with a score of 867 gers finished up in second place In New Boxing Project for the borough court title, having 0. Can Jack Sharkey beat Phil play ball with Binghampton while defeated some of the best teams in Sabo will make his summer home at came home with a' three-gdtne vie- in the final the Machine Shop won rith the R«d Sox and Indiana trail- Scott? tory. After winning the first game by the third and deciding game, 867- He in order named. the county. The Liberty Falcons are A. Yet. Albany. Tom Heimlich, of Carteret, and in a clast by themselves. a mere 15 pinmauriiLthe CJjubs grab- 787. D'Zurilla played regularly with bed the second and third games with ! A week ago Tuesday the Drafting A week ago Mond«y the Tigen Morton Ooldtmith, of Perth Amboy; In spite of the fact that the Liber- Q. What does Joe Rivers, once light- Bipghampton last year, Sabo, play- rimmed the leaden in two game*. are planning to open a new boxing weight champion, do today? plenty to spare. In the second the Department defeated the Tube MUl ty Falcons are setting a terrific pace ing with Clarksburg in the Middle Clubs emerged victorious by an even j two out of three garnet. The sam« But it didn't matter because the era in this county by staging semi- the Elmwoods are confident they will A. He ia a musician. Atlantic during the greater part of n Vhite Sox were leading the parade monthly boxing shows, under the 100 pins, 688-688. The Clubs rolled night the Shipping men upset the emerge victorious a week from to- • e_ e ^ last year, WAS traded during the clos- 791 in the final to better the Spades Condenser team by winning two out rith a gigantic lead. At the tame name of the Triangle Athletic Club, night. ing months to Jersey City in the In- time the Red Sox won two out of at Kaufman's Auditorium on New Q. Where is Al Roberts from? *" by only 115 pins. By rowing 791 the of three tilts. These scores were Lou Lehrer has secured the serv- A. Staten Island, N. Y. ternational. About two months ago hree games over the Indian*. These Brunswick avenue, Perth Amboy. ices of several ex-high school stars. Jersey City tent him to the Boston Clubs set a new high team mark, omitted from last week's publication suits, however, did not haw any The official opening will take place • * • Stawicki, rolling 219, was the only of the PRESS. Bill Kocheck, one-time Carteret High Q. Did Charlie Weinert, the Newark Red Sox who immediately traded him Tect on the standings. on Thursday night, March 6. School star, will hold down a forward to Albany in the Eastern League. bowler to better the double century Fo*t«r-Wheel«r Bowling Lt^M Adonis, ever knock out Al Rob- mark. During the eleven weeks of com- A lease for the auditorium has berth. Carpenter and Lehrer, two Both boys are looking forward to V L. Pit. etition the White Sox won 26 games erts? Puhuki Bowlineg- LearnL * Condenser 19 8 .70S been signed for a year. It is the Carteret High School graduates, will A. Yes, in two rounds. a great year on the baseball field. nd lost H. The White Sox, also, have plan of the local promoter to give pair off at guard. Kenny Harris, the Within the next three weeks both Tube Mill 18 16 .541 he best high team mark with a score real action at popular prices. The Hearts 6 1 .834 763 Machine Shop 16 14 .631 pivot man for the Elmwobds, played Sabo and D'Zurilla will report for Clubs \:.i.....i.. 4 2 .666 791 Drafting 10 14 ,414 sf 1003. card for the opening night has been vanity ball with the high school way WOULD PLAY IOWA spring training. Final standing in the Harmony nearly completed. Three fours and back in 1928. Joe Medwick, the out- Diamonds ? 4 .334 658 Shipping ^..^.ZZZ. 9 22 ^93 1930 GRID GAMES The PRESS will try to keep in Tuesday's scores: owl ing L«agt>»: two six round bouts have been ar- standing schoolboy performer in the close contact with both Sabo and D'- Spades 1 5 1«B bTb Tuesday's scores: W. L. Pet. H.S. ranged. „ Retvlto Utt weak Machine Shop (Z) county, will assist Kocheck at for- Zurilla so that it may have something 3Sp b'hite Sox 26 8 .768 1008 ward. to tell its readers about the doings of Clubs 3—Spades 0. Lauter 138 204 14J ier» 18 16 .64* 963 Al Worton of Irvington and Joe HeartB 3—Diamonds 0, Blind 126 Hogan of Perth Amboy will be the The Elmwoods will be strong in Coach Swamped With Invi- either Sabo or D'Zurilla. 1 The score*: t A> Mayorek 182 171 .. Sox 14 19 .424 988 principals In one six-round bout. In reserve material. Sid Rubel and Hy- Indians ... 9 24 .272 tations for Contests. (?) 'D'Zurilla I6t the other Ace Hudkins of Perth Am- man Rosenblum will be on hand for Tuholski 117 144 emergency use. Both Rubel and Ros- J™ Cashm 183 125 194 boy and Out Weber of Tottenville, Long distance telephone calls, car Urbanski .,_....:. 108 120 14' Fitigerald 146 159 will supply the action. The four- enblum played with the high school Rutgers Quintet To EDind „,. , , 1Q0 131 Scally 168 188 rounders follow: Joe Schippe, of years ago. The Falcons will use their rylng offers for football games wltb 180 lows D«t fall, kept Burt Ingwersen's Bankowski ..:.:...'..:..: .....'. 131 :red Hearts Miss Ont Perth Amboy, faces Jack O'Brien, of regular lineup which includes Sabo Udielak 162 131 mind off Iowa's failure to gain rein- \\l 760 ~808 867 Port Reading; Kid Ketehell, of Perth and Goyena, forwards; Hamulak, Stawicki 169 162 battles George Finn, also of Perth center; Barns and Bataral, guards. statement In the Big Ten. Hay Home Tomorrow "" Shipping Department (1) —- Kavanaugh 160 116 181 [By One OnOeu Sweep Amboy; Johnny Taylor, of Atlantic "Over since word was sent out that 650 688 791 Tellen 167 177 City, opposes Roclcy Sardohe of Meet* Franklin J and Marshall 148 we wtrs out of the Big Ten football (0) Menda 1765 140 14t »l Boy. Keep UP Record Perth Amboy. The entire card will program neat year," tald the Iowa Sink j 120 102 116,Galvonek 162 soon be completed, the promoters an- Five At Highland Park— 189 17* Alumni Cagers Have (MtbaU coach, "my telephone has Blind 100 Yjj O'Donnell 191 164 187 For Rolling With Remark, nounced last night. For the feature Scarlet Haa Won Four In Bylecki 87 scrap the promoters are planning to been busy with long distance calls able Conaistency. from schools which want games with Row. L. Zysk ...... Ul'.i:!.'J..ii. 186 114 880 777 781 give the fans a real surprise. P, Godeiky. ' , ... j |li5 189 161 Games Soon us. I cannot announce the offers now, l f !] Y n {?„ Week ago Tuesday's scores: The advance sale of tickets will Meshlowitz .'....' .' 151 146 1191 The Sacred Hearts missed a clean but we have som« attractive ones. The Rutgers University basketball Drafting (2) reep over the Liberty Falcons re* soon be started. Blind Will Play Night School Ota "Of course, I feel badly about the team, gathering momentum as the 126 125 126 intly on the Slovak lanes by drop- 641 588 «76 Dolln 179 180 162 Big Ten's action, but I have taken "em leaton nears its close, will meet the ling the final contest after winning Tuesday, and High School franklin and Marshall five here to- I Em. 168 141 Liberty Falcon* Beat oa the chin before and I can still stick he first two. Seventy-five pins se- Following Weak. morrow afternoon. The game, which 165 Mackwinski 195 176 186 arated the Sacred Hearts from scor- It out" E. Urbanski 116 199 Elizabeth Falcons, 26-17 will be played at the Masonic Hall, Martenciuk , . 108 188 198 ig a three-game victory. The Sacred Knnte Rockne said that Notre Dame, Highland Park, at 3 o'clock, will be The Alumni basketball program in- Czaya 120 115 learts started on the road to victory Paced by a brilliant individual per- as far as be personally was concerned, the feature athletic attraction of the 187 109 850 819 78i taking the first game by exactly cludes a game with the Night School Junior Prom week-end. Zysk 6 Tube Mill (1) formance of D'Zurilla who scpred 14 on Tuesday night of next week and would be glad to- play Iowa as soon as Rozanski 186 168 > pins, 881-861. Double century points the Liberty Falcons registered dates could be arranged. * The Scarlet five has won its last 142 152 Lorocco 162 168 181 arks by Mayorek and D'Zurilla gave a contest with the High School on four games and has looked impress- Cssewski .„ i.,196 Murname 148 163 18* a 26-17 victory over the. Elisabeth Monday, March 3. Both games will Notre Dam* Is under contract or Sacred Hearts their second vic- Falcons, recently. ive in all its victories, which were '•96 687 Kabul* 224 168 177 ory, 968-932. The.Liberty Falcons be played at night on the hitch school verbal agreement for nine games next aoered over Johns Hopkins, 'Spring- Donovan 165 165 189 The score: court. season, so (tockne held out little hope iMMM ( |ron the final, 897-823. Double- cen- Cariwat Falcon* field, Lafayette and St. John's of An- Rowe 158 169 194 The game With the high .school will for an Iowa encounter 1n 1980. Be be- napolis, The Scarlet five will lineup Karpinski 1 106 129 167 ury scores were recorded by May- C. F. TL 128 78 rek, D'Zurilla, Barna and Yuttak. be the second between the teams. In lieved, however, that the two elevens with Grossman and Lahny, forwards: Eck 117 832 804 879 D'Zurilla, f, 4 • 14 their initial engagement the Alumni Siymanoski j 110 117 86 The scores: G. Balaris, f, 2 i 6 could meet In 1031. O't'onnell, center, and Guiler ana Shlppin, (2) eked out a 45-44 victory over the Julicn, guards. Hudak ,..Jl66 188 109 H~rt. (2) Morteaa, f, 118 "I see no objection to playing Iowa." 108 13? Kavanaugh 149 195 184 Iayor«k 151 204 172 high school cagers. Roth tfarrni are C. Godesky '.:..':.::....• 169 Donovan 127 ...__ C. Balaris, c, 1 0 2 confident of victory and H real old Roekne said. "Our relations always Meanwhile the Scarlet swimming . ik 169 174 166 Hilo, g, 0 0 have been pleasant We would have team will mark time until March 8 658 615 tin Menda 166 189 fashioned basketball jranie m prom- 060 Yellen 198 167 '" fZurilla 160 218 128 B»rna, g 10 2 ised. been glad to hold a date open for when Princeton will be met at the fubuU 286 174 188 R. Galvanek 181 201 201 Yustak, g, 0 0 0 Against the Night School the Al- them had we any hint that the Big New York Athletic Club. Four days Helley Continues to oil 186 188 187 Skiba, g, 0 0 0 Ten would refuse reinstatement." later on March 12 in the same pool O'Donnell 188 IT2 206 umni will use Rubel and Comba at Kulk'iTK will meet Yale in what will Load in Foster Pin Loop forwards, Kenny Harris tit conter, 881 968 823 9 8 26 probably he the outstanding meet of Little Eddie Helley, Drafting, con- 848 901 ~87» Lehrer and Carpenter at guard. The the season. If the Scarlet can defeat Condenser (1) UUr*r Fakeeis (1) EliaaWta Nijrht School will use, its strongest Sixteen games have been listed for tinues to lead the field of bowlers »rna 182 181 203 G. F. Tl. Army's brink ft ball tenm this season. the KIIK, Rutgers will gain a tie for in the Foster-Wheeler'pin loop with Martin 210 182 174 lineup against the jrraduateH. No an- the. intercollegiate championship. 1 [ustak 149 216 176 Molnar, f 0 nouncement hun been mau 11 U-HITI umlcr the name of the 2H 171 224 school court, 14-18. Ick with 22 points. tinues to smash the pins with a con Amerionn Legion Garteret Post No. Kabuta, Mill , ...... f .. Frank Slca of Carteret Wednesday sistent regularity similar to that vnnl Yale official program magazine. Lorocco, Mill ' 27 170 222 Falcon I The score: night on the Recreation alleys, Perth "The tlave driving conch Is practical- 203. Al. W«Tblund was appointed 24 170 215 & F. TL Amboy. which marked hia success in former general director of the team. Local Lautor, Shop Falcon SMOIUII years. ly only a memory. The players are Rowe, Mill . 33 168 218 G. Balaris, f, 2 0 G. F. Tl. The scores: talent will be *<>cured ami the mem- 26 168 224 Barna, f, 1 0 Among Arva's worthy and out- actually getting fifn nut of playing bers pledgnl to give their <>ritiro Hilp- Fitr.ffPraid, Shop wankowskl, f, 6 0 12 gica 169 179 178 160 191 standing achievements ar<>: Arva and football. We know they are at Har- Dnmk'k, (loncti .U 21 167 201 Mortesa, c, 1 2 F. Zy«k, f _ . 8 2 18 port to the team. Sunday ^am«R will 168 198 128 164 288—1769 Pappas of Perth Amboy last Friday vard, where practice ha« been short- Mackwinaki, Draft. 9 167 19l!akiba, g, 0 0 •lajewski, c, 10 2 22 167 162 167 208 228 be played nn the high school athle- 9 167 222! Hilo.. 3, the fact that a boy It entitled to the will be hclK|.; PAGE SIX through the house tn nine everytaiug C Illinois Doing Well And on ths Rn> •H-H illl Robins' Spring Song 1 «f viilue. She almost regretted her MOTHER CONFES ES "Lookln foh trouhle," said Uncle impulse. I •ben "Is a waste of time. J«s' stand :: That Good Ham TO SAVE HER SON 1 1 "I don't know that you're hungry, troun' d*ln* nuffln an trouble will Sandwich she said timidly. Come lookln' foh you."-Wash1ngtoi ' "Why." he said cordially In a boom- Falsely Take* Blame for Mur •tar. By I. WRIGHT Ing voice, "I'd commit murder right d*r He Committed. now for a hum sandwich. I WM Just •H-H : -H II I I I I 1 I II I II I I I I 'I telling »y pal down tlie ruad that • frnpvrlf hi > Aaburg Park, N. J.—How a m»ih«i ham sandwich—" falsely confessed to murder to save Kit WIN I'Al.MKH iitru listened up She paled: he hnd a pal down the RECEIVEDTHEIRS' tier ten-year old son from staintlng M from his cram^tii p along to your—pal—" She DR. E. J. HEATH The man lying In the ruad under said In a very little voice. Jury failed to And * hill against Hajt CLEANING Th« Chiropractor the car snorted: "i!wnn Mien V/e'rf ••r'liir—" he said, eating the innnd, her son. ten years old. who went before it and declared that be PRISSINO Houn 81 to 10 A M.-6 to 8 V „ not going to call a KHHIKV IIIIIII in t»« sandwich with a great relish. "Al- ALTERING Phone Rahway 1056 j this little Job If It inkcs »l! dny " though a fellow who swears aa he himself was the slayer. Central Ave. and Campbell "No. that's all rfirlji with mi-—hut does doesn't deserve anything aa food Mrs Kngler and Stndeinun had lonp Sl I'm going to hnve a drink of wnter as—" be wild and then stopped short. been on friendly terras. On the night GARMENTS RAHWAY ' And sny—If I saw a twin twnilwlc'h Her face flamed ; why had the called of the killing, her hlihnnd. ohjeiilna. (Neut of Ihe yard! She dared cot look wnuld obtain a warrant for Stun> uew dlplo^H from college and a pretty at him. I'anlc overwhelmed ber. mim> arresL This led to an allerru Wllhert Itobliwon, wlione m-l" father with clever, fast and sure. bane of existence for National league WE REPAIS FUR COATS the motor and said something softly ^'You're never Mem In Palmer?" an as handle. maenates tliese mniiy iniintha. Steve PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN DRAKE'S under his breath. He nodded placidly. "I'm glad you The lad told the grand Jury that be Mch'eever, who hox loil the eplr brit- Up at the house on the hill a girl remembered. I thought yon didn't struck at Bturleman with his fists, and BULLETIN RIGHT tle to remove "Hobble," agreed to the "peace pact" proposed by follow STORAGE with soft golden hair and vlolej eyes and-" when Sttideman failed to desist, pulled ONLY io PER CENT stood on the porch, watching the prog- She laughed nervously: "Well, why out his boy afoul knife and stabhH league officials acting as arbiters de- New York Custom ress of the man oomlng up "Hit fig- —why didn't yon say so at the start? hln father's asftflllitnt twice In the spite the fact that It is virtually the MOVING are Is like Merwln's." she whispered 10 I thought—you—thought you wen neck. When Ihe police arrived 'lie Carnegie Report- but Par-game as that rejected by him when It herself. "But Merwln-" she sighed s tramp." hoy freely admitted hi* guilt Tlie was presented last December by Pres- Tailor riNQ ident Heydler. Peace reigns once little and sat down at the while kltch lie stared at his tan overs I la. "The police fnui)d the hloortstulned scout tially Accurate. •4 BUSMSMM* R.t. more aa the Robins prepure to chirp 68 Main St Phone 167 D«asA«tli A»rai» en table, which was spread with two ear broke UOWD and Dave and ) knife In the bedroom of the hoy's their spring song In preparation for large loaves of bread, butter, tuui thought we'd tli It ourselves." mother. When they questioned her Bob Zuppke, University of Illinois i LhdWa tin a bin season. Woodbridge liiril and pretty iilnk limn There wan a si ruined silence as each slip asnerted that her win «n* lying coach, told a football audience at "May— may I have a ilrlnk of wa followcil thoughts concerning an eve- and thai nhe was the m-nnil killer. .Lansing, Uicli.. that Bulletin 23, re trri" asked Merwln I'almer ti rimmpnl ning where here wag dancing, a bal "I ihoughl I ninild.liiivp n lietter eentlj published t>y tlie Carnegie jitter. •niiy, .eiiMfii wiirilH-iind tlti-n the In chance at a trial 4him my win." she foundation. Is accurate in only 10 per The girl with lht> violet eyes (tlr lerruptloN nf a crowd of dancers. tied n red. cent of Its statements. not look up from tier hrend ml line "V'knnw—" it was Myruln I'almei Until the grund lury hoarlng the Tte Ullnola gridiron mentor was a "The pump Is there nml the dl|ipe> ivtiii broke the sllenct "Y'ttnow, 1 boy's story hnd been ofnYhilly Ignored. speaker at a merchants' banquet In Is hanging In the tipple tree dlrecUj IIW.I.IH liuit H not Inn I tillti I hat mj Mr. Quliin Riild. however, that Ihe jury honor of 'HtflrhiRnn State's football •bOTe. Help y«urwl«." »!<•« vnlrt *M fraternity pin Would look better on was "satlAtM with thr tw>y'» storj. § eorditt. vnu tliun on anyone else ID the world; IIDII voted to absolve li'tn nf all gulll "One out of ten stutcrnents puh Aa soon as he Had tinned In go snppuse ive—' li« was holding out the In the death of Studenmn." llshed in vvhot in known as Bulletin tn the pump alie knitted utlei him pm wlilrh find never liefore been out 23 of the Carnegie foundation IH Afraid of tranuinr<€he vvus smin'tm* it In." linllilx lm»ed on fuels. The rent is hearsay," fascinated by Iffs flcure. Ills Rhimldt-r* A snort inna»e^,. -f|a can sit on a hill, but not «n a ars who are the authors of the bul- bread. "Here's a Bunilwlih HIMI tlrere't Ihr tock. letin," Coach Zuppke Raid that their If he (tared at ber queerlj she did dl[>per fur down I'lir \nrcl Htere by lift Inventlgatlon wns "colored by their not know It, for she was not even pump. G'wan anil tiei H ilrlnk." ur^ed iDitlvldnnl oplnlnn»." glancing ht» way. Meru-th I'nlinpr with inure mrrllHllii Babies Love It "Maybe tramps are a lazy lot and than he had t'vfi t>t*tore HIIUWU ' don't deserve anything," she said half "G'wan, we're li.usj liere." Artist Doean't Require For all stomach and intestinal aloud, "but I'll bet a sandwich would Poverty, Prince Claims taste good to him. 8ayl" she called Not Alwajra troubles and disturbances due Stock IOIII).-An an 1ST does not need Only the Rich Can Afford out She did not know how to address A ttilnlstet wild r.-< - ni>*'•'III 11 one to teething, there is nothing puvertj or a fSoli^mimi existence to him, and "say" seemed to be adequate- I'uiiNol thniw ii stm ui id II t win better than a sale Iniants'ana develop hl.< talent, says J'rlnre Eugene He turned. JJIW wllllDUl hltilllH Sllllll' I •if with tin Children's Laxative. "Would you—cure for a ham sand of Sweden, brother of King Custaf "Cheap Furniture" rfterlorliy complex. Well. u rcn 1 thfj and hlnwlf one of Sweden's foremost wleh?" tlie snfi'st kind of ppiiplc In hit?- landscape painters. lie hurried toward her. WWCHSIIH 1 iiiirlt'r MRS. For a moment she was stiirtled. She Writing ID O Ootlienburc imper, the It has been said that only the rich can afford to buy cheap furni- had beard dreadful tales of trumps —Please mention this paper when SYRUP royal artist recalls that there have knocking girls senseless tinri going buying from advertisers.— been many gmit palnurs who hnve ture. And it is true, not suffered from mnlerlal wnnta. while others nho had to flghl aenlnst hnrdshl|»and linhlTpreiiceii woulillmve So called "cheap" furniture is never cheap in price no matter how been still itreater l»i«l H"'.v hwn freed little you pay for it. "Cheap" furniture lacks quality in material, used, from eronomlc dllllcullies. The iirincu 8iiys thai lie Himself has in workmanship and construction. It must be replaced so often that had other uMtirles to (ivennine. Ihe greatem jf all *ils royal nlnh and it costs much more than if quality furniture had been bought in the public pinion as ii ivhul n jirlnce first place. "JUST LIKE NEW" should or slimilil mil ilo *• "From ni.' polM "f v.ew.1' ii» says "the work l-s Its imr reword When I liiivt- tlnished a c-iiiivns JIiid see ii 12 Good Reasons Why You ImnKlnu mi the mill Ii Inlcrextg me Here at Direct Savings we carry the better grade of furniture. Iras thiin when I urn »nrklnf{ on it Aboi'e HII I want i<> !»• irrnipil us s We can sell this grade of merchandise at a lower price, only because real iniliner "we eliminate the retail store's overhead". Our location saves you "I lime Rtiullpd mid worked hunt Should Buy Now! money. - My ur.lsHr fllillltv miiy he nnly me •llocre. inn i inn a prufrHKlmiiil c-nifls man, not nn nmnleur." Customers do not come back the second and third time—neither 1 1929 Pontiac Big Six Coupe SuicWt Effort F«li I'lilliiiMlihin. — A y.junn girl's Hi do they recommend a store to their friends unless their own experience^ letup) ui Kiilihle VMI* Ih niih'd when the l!i\liiili In Wlil

trlfigtr of her revolver, diverting the bullet Intended for her hciirl In this establishment you will find KARPEN Living Room Suites 8 1929 Ford Tudors and Coupes Dog PMt*r» 3 Pigi and occasional pieces, BERKEY A GAY Dining Room and Bedroom Caslinieie, XVuah -l-uasle WHH lieurt- broken when her pupn were inkeii Suites. Also odd pieces and suites made by other reputable manufact- 1 away. She crawled Into n \hd Him 1929 Ford Tudor Demonstrator contained three little pigs Him were urers,—all marked sanely—prices at which we can afford to sell md being mined on a bottle and hnu>edl you can afford to pay. 1 ately became their foster mm her 1929 Oakland Great Six Sedan l ! ha We invite you to visit our store—look around. You'll like our Ion cannot prevent tfat birds of Second Series sadness from flying over TOUT head, merchandise—our prices—our way of doing business. We feel sure of but 70a may prevent than from stop Many others, make* and types slightly older. I ping to make their nests there. that. You'd think there was something wrong if we told you the price here. Come in — Look them over — Try them! Here's faftmtRefief From Bullion Paio* Bring your money alone became we are sura you »re going to buy a* soon a* you learn the price. tndSoftCorni ActaaDr BseWsa *»

m.C*l.?^!*"JW111* bolde of M«»«'» Emartld (Ml (fall strenftb) tod»r E«rr LIBERAL TIME PAYMENTS well^locked dmijist has this, and it will reduos tte Inflammation, torcneu, and C^a week Exchanfe Pririleye — No loss! pain much quicker than any remedy you eretused. *«* tlw largmt stock — 11M bmt lookbf Your bulons mar be to swollen and — Thm Lowest inflamed thai yon think you can't n Priced m m New Jen*?. another ttep. Your Aotm may forl u if they are cutting right into the flch. You feel sick all over with the pain «ml tor- Make at Pror* it! ture and pray for quick relief. Whtt'i to be done? Two or three applicntionn of M(M>ne'i Emerijd Oil and in Sftrrn niimitm «!1 In our spacious showroom of 25,000 sq. ft. we have many suite* the pain and aorenmu

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s PECIAL.'t THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ... AT ALL A&P MEAT MARKETS T FANCY NORTHWISTUtN RIM quality bird*... tender, plump and URKEY|uicyl Another opportunity to g«rt turkeSy of MM Mm* fine quality as that offered by us at Thanksgiving and Christmas tint*. And at a price farbdow what you usually who pay for turkey of this quality. burned in the explosion have since died. Others aro on the danger list. Those who survive art; doomed to blindness, doc- c torn fear.

At the hospitals nurses and doctors also making an investigation. I be last At Standard Oil Plant wurktd far into the night until every The^jjnlydefij^leJihin^thatJ ld r 43 tnnrjr IMt •mnsf^Bsmjiy w»TRHi* tit th^ relief of the sufferers had been began the trouble. Alcohol escaping dune. A. first aid station had been from the pipe spread a blue flame all TakesToll Of Eleven Lives hastily tJk up at the plant and as the over the building and other explos- rescuer* brought victims out of the ions followed, adding to the flame even men are dead and »*ver»l ruina they were smeared with un- and eventually setting fire to the LEGS OF IAMB . . *. 31< I are on the danger list as • re- off. They were blinded by the flanK lius, the eleventh death on the list, guents to give some temporary re- bidding. One version Is that the al- f a series of three explosions snd fumes and suffering intense ag- was reported from the St. Eliiabeth lief from their terrible pain. cohol was ignited by a torch used plant of The Standard Oil ony. The shriek of fire sirens and all Hospital. He lived at 747 Jefferson by riveters. any at Linden on Tuesday at the other noises could not drown avenue, Elizabeth. The dead reported The Elisabeth chapter of the Am- p. m. Four of th* dead were their cries of pain and despair. They previous to that time ware. Domin- erican Red Cross came quickly to the Several of the men who were in- PORK LOINS &'. " instantly. The others have dW were nrsddenedjand pitched headline ic Bonanni, 604 Fourth avenue, Elii- front with offers of aid. The chapter jured were" bricklayers who were The total of killed and injured into the high wire feoce surround- abeth; William P. Casey, 560 Grier mobilized a division to give relief to working on a scaffold on an addition y-three, nearly all residents of ing the building only loA* ftVnjrbac k avenue, Elizabeth: Clarence Croft, the families that have'been stricken.' being made to^the building. These eth and Linden. < Into the hall that wajjnt bttfldlnif a 101 West Thirty-fifth street, Bayon The disaster was one of the worst men were - sltintr hurled from th ROUNb ROAST explosions took place in a few minutes before. ne; Arthur Cross, 21 Warren avenue, that ever happened in the Bast and scaffold or leaped in agony from it \g known on the company's Firemen soon had streams of wwr Union; William 3. Duffy, 68 Garret- is by far the worst in»the history of as the flames reached tnem. The ex- as the Technical SoWenti and chemical on the tre while ambu- son avenue, Bayonne; Howard Holli- the Standard Oil Company. The com- plosion came a-few minutes before and called "the alcohol lances, nurses, doctors and police to- day, 160 West Fifteenth street, Bay- pany was unable to give definite in- the men who were mostly bricklay- onne; Joseph Lukasiewicz, 451 Bond formation ar to the cause of the ex- ers, ^arbenten and structural work- TIA tug" by workmen about* the gether with Korea of employees from ers would have completed their day's THI ATLANTIC * PACIFIC In this building • petroleum al- other parta of the plant plunged in- street, Elizabeth; John Lubaa, 84 At- plosion, but, it was announced, an CO. ii salvaged as a by-product of to the work of rescue. The injured lantic street, Elizabeth: George Rob- exhaustive ' investigation is to be work. ORIAT EASTERN DIVISION tine refining. This alcohol ii of were hurried to the Elizabeth hospi- ertson, 119 Union Road, Roselle made. The prosecutor of Union The building is located toward the , value in the industrial field, ei- tals, principally the EMatbeth Gener- Park, and John L. Sullivan, 543 Mar-County has instituted another inves- Elizabeth boundary of the great jly in the manufacture of Tar- al hospital and the St. Elisabeth hos- shall street, Elizabeth. tigation, and the police of Linden are plant, near the B. t 0. tracks, —Please mention this paper when buying from advertisers.— and it produced at a lower pital. In the hospitals, wards were than alcohol made by direct cleared and cots were placed where- ds. Its explosive power !• tre- ever space could be found. at was evidenced by the Because nearly every one of the condition of the building victims was burned about the face, the blasts. the work of identlfcatlon was diffi- Our Display Floor Is Crowded With Outstanding Values In |scene of indescribable horror cult. Paces blackened by the alcohol ulfering followed the explosion. flames and swathed in bandages could alcohol produced a blue flame not be recognised and the victims shed out In all directions, Men were unable to talk, few of them rildly seeking relief; their cloth- were conscious. fire or burned entirely away The vicinity of the plant waa soon ling- fleefc bhckcRod and peeling crowded with relatives of workmen seeking to know if the breadwinner KIQCEHLEIQ of the family had been injured. Dur- ing the first hour or two little infor- IOUGHING mation could be obtained at the plant although every effort was being made THROAT TICKLE to learn the identity of the victims. onee Other crowds besieged the hospi- Davenport Bed Suites and Living Room Suites till ymNto awsllap awt tals seeking information. In many alcwljr caaet the only means of identification (axe. CUUM like ft. waa the metal tag worn by workmen. The Kroehler Label on each suite assures you of long wear and lasting satisfaction. AH Kroehler pieces Death had taken an immediate toll ot four liv«e and continued adding to have kiln-dried hardwood frames—the famous all-steel under-construction, especially selected fabrics the list. As the day drew Into night, bodies wer* taken from the hospitals chosen for'color harmonies and wearing qualities. Only new, clean filling material is ever used. to the morgue, and this continued through Tuesday night and Wednes- Only the world'B largest manufacturers of up holstered furniture could produce such great nlght the death of George Conn values for you.

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For Quality WALLPAPER PAINTS and VARNISHES TRY THE few York Wall Paper Co. o* % * ' Mffsk- CABTERET PRESS FRIDAY, FKBIU'AKY 21, 1930 PAGE EIGHT business Men Want High School Notes Boj Rinses Families Carteret Girl Is Bowie In Congress Grandeur Screen At Business men snd ex-service mm A f>l*j fkllMf "The MUICIEJ »nd U! rords nan ire urging Mr. Bowie to make tin Majestic Is Lauded tht Muapc" will be prt*enJ*d '^} tbe As House Burns rtin for Congress, flat ing that hif Junior Claa* oo Tuesday nigtt, _ iu alifitationt s aree surh that fit him ..... -?-.. ..: ... _., Scene. Of New York, Tofether March 4 K»hosn«li are f«U dai.'y Carried To Saie- Mis. AgDt» Yapczenski Of This well to fill thit seat mad e vacant bby under the direction of Misi Margaret Battle Blaze Borough «d l^-is Brodni With Bit. Of/'Hollywood Preatiaa. Borough «d l^-is Brodni- ^^^^^T SJfH The HM sad Wlit» Debating Dwdlinf. ak, Of Fords, Wed At Holy a World War veteran and kn compared with th* tX I*-*: >/> IK the second game «f a home and A ft ill alarm brourht out the two bouquet of white rose, and IQlies-of- Former Secretary To Edge him* wnea. Amkoy won the flnt locai fire companlaa. Pive minute* the-valley. Chester Balwaaoaki was ff*t &f th* rtandard typ*. In>tt*d bast man. Pauline Yapcxenaki, sister New With Public Set-rice of rapturing thit incre»wx) breadth * by a dacuire mmigin. later the *eoer»l alarm »u toanded Carterat Hiffc isectj Leonardo to ret out n»or» volunteer*. The of the bride, waa the maid of honor. ftobert A. Zachary, secretary to by mtgnUyinf ti|x *v*r»jr» tiitd film, The IH|I*i* were Alexander S»jrmbor- It obtaiAt it« effect* by rmnx |frt»t in the fint round of the apnwai building ii located in a thickly built Uaited States Senator Walter E ( k up section in the buiineu diitrirt ski, Stephen Kraut and Frank Brod- Edge until Mr. Edge was appointed tr Mr'jpe and a wid* »nj[]Kt Icr.j to New Jerwy ftut* baaknhajt tourn- niak. tht (-am«rt. and the firemen were taking no Ambassador to France, has taken up ament, according to an announce' chancca of being ahorthanded. In th*> «v*ning a large group of his new duties as executive assistant meat nud« reetatJy by Coach Mc- It null »t*m«. at it did when the After urn* of the antoke had clear- frieads were present at a dinner held j with Public Service Corporation of prw*M win finit r*vf»l<nr»n, of I;IO itreet, waj badiam- ai Shapiro who i» covered by in.ur- In October, 1021, Mr. Zachary was JSeorge Bancroft In Ch*r*e of Navy Office , y , ance. The four apartment, were oc- Steel DivisioD is one of four major )y injured ye«t*-rday afternoon aboub t sections of the Institute. made secretary to Senator Edge and Kranz ft'irnari, fir»t 2,o'clock when »he HAM run down by cupied and all of the inmate, were he managed the Senator's campaign aileep when the fire started. The election of officers took place for re-election in 1924. , If. N Navy hj>« relieved (j. an auto driven by Jamei A. Bennett, at the basinet* session of the annual in Dr^tuhach,, f. K M.,, I' K S' at the of 108 l/iwell .treet; near Waihlng- In 1914 Mr. Zachary married Mia* meeting; of the American Institute Mary La Petrs Edwards of Bridge- Navy H*cruitirift HUtion, I'oit Of- ton avenue in Atlantic .treet. Ben- of Mining- and Metallurgical Engin- fice Building, New Brunnwick nett told the pilice that the child Mother-Teacher*' Association ton. He has two sons and live* at 28 eers DOW being held in New York Grand View avenue, West Orange. Mr. BOMODK hai r*- Uen at- d»«hed from behind t parked car di- Entertain* 100 Children City. tached to the Navai Training Station dectly into the path of hU machine at Hampton Koada, Virffirua, where and no cloae that he could not itop William H. Bassett, technical sup- The Mother-Teachers Association ' of the AmarfeM 8MM rt U Xi ShSrhooll i id I* avoid biUiaa he*. of the Presbyterian Sunday school The Mighty" was yetsierdsy (Tuesday, CLASSTFJEIHiftS unc *n d«»irinx wt The injured girl wi* takan to ths made some hundred odd kiddles hap- Navy Trade Schoolii will find Mr! office of l)r. Jo»«ph warttoch who re- If) nimed president of the Classified sdvirtisemiaU o»lf oat py Saturday when they gave a Val- Instttate'. Buuong eipecinlly vchools, buses, new public park in To Present Concert the contest should be present when rfar: ««rage; reasonable. 96 Green the winner was picked last night street, Woodbridge, N. J^Tef. Wood- Tuesday and Wednesday The manner in which the selection bridge 114. The Chrome Hebrew School, un- W. I. 1-17tf. der the direction of Reverend was nude, was as fair and open as Schwartz, will prruent a concert at such an affair could possibly be. The FRIDAY — SATURDAY — February 28 - March 1 thousands of stubs were contained GARAGE FO* RENT the Chrome Synajf'>ifue on Sunday, 6 Gr en March 0. Revere mi Alexander Holtz in a large container and were trans- l •?•**• Woodbridge. FLORENZ ZIEGFELLVS We have a large variety of Elizabeth unsized by uilitr musi- ferred from this to another container • WoodbrMp» »«• cians will take part. on the stage in full view of the aud- COLOSSAL GIRL-MUSICAL SPECTACLE ience. Then a little girl was called FOR SALE of spring flowers of every from the audience ana asked to pick Rosary Society Quilting Party out a 'tub. Th* person whose name 1928 Willys Knight coach, perfect Zl EG F ELD'S description! appeared on the first stub wai not in condition V*ry reasonable, phone The Rosary Society of St. Joseph's the house nor was the next or the Woodbndge 1189-B, church under the direction of Mrs. next until the ninth name was called, T. J. Nevill will form a quilting that of Mr. Jesperson. FORD Commercial, $86.00. Rule Mo- party. They will moke two quilts that The offer is a most attractive one. tor Sales. Chrysler. Phone Metuch- will be disposed of at a contest. The Mr. Jesperson receives all expenses en 688, helin, N. J. date of starting will !*• announced for a three-day trip to New York. W. I. 2-14». laUr. Hotel expense* are provided and he Visitors are particularly receives two tickets each for three FOR SALE or Por Bant—New Bun- leading stage shows. In addition to galow; 4 room* with all the latest improvements; enclosed porch; 2 lot* New Dancing Clasi Being hotel and railroad expenses there is welcome at any time. an additional f 10 for incidentals. 60x100; 146 Carroll avenue near Organized In Carteret Ridgedal* avenue; sale price $4000. Small amount down, balance like Two years ago a clans in social and Catri Open* New Place In rent. For Rent f 40 a month. Inquire, Interpretative dancing wa« formed house opposite or J. McEwan, 721 St With for the local public school pupils and Chrome Buaine** District George avenue, fOperviied by Misse* Roach and 1-17, 24, »0*. BEBE JOHN Wearfn, A large numher was in at- Anthony Catri has opened a new DANIELS Flowers delivered any- tendance, the class serving a meant jewelry repair and sales establish- Attractive 6 room bungalow; nice # BOLES of enjoyment to the pupils as well ment at 71 Roosevelt avenue in one lawn, plot 60x100; improved street, is filling a need for healthful exer- wining of tth e Catri Motors building, one block from school, two blocks where. Phone Rahway cise, which dancing more than any With modermd n equipmeni t andd an at- from station and stores; gas, electri- other activity, expresses. tractive display, the shop is one of city, sewer, nice neighbor*: only ^711-712. A clasa in Up dancing: for boys the most attractive in the business $5250$20; ; small down ppayment, balance snd girls is now bcingr formed. The section of Chrome. Mr. Catri's place less than rrentrent , De Young, Wood- lesson.will be an hour in length, pro- was formerly on the opposite Bide of bid 9J the street. bridge 929-J. You are most cordially bably from 3:30 to 4:30 and followed W. I. 9-20tf. by instruction in etiquette and soc- ial dsnclnjj for those who wish to re- FOR SALE:—Five room house with main for it. A trip to some of the bath and all improvement* In Sow- New York studios is also being plan- land place. Telephone Woodbridge invited to attend the ned for during the course Of in- Feen*mint H33-J or 676. John R. Batimani) struction, i ffUNUAI.OW, 4 rooms and bath, Those interested may meet Miss The Laxative electric light, gas, water, sewer, formal Re-opening of Greenhoiwei ' Roach, to enroll and make further concrete street; price $8,600; easy arrangements on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 8:80 at Sharkey', half on Wash- Ton Chew terms; 5 Wedgswood avenue, Wood- St. George and Hazelwood Aves. ington avenue near the high school. bridge; inquire J. A Ranted, Post Only a limited number can be ac- Office Building, Woodbridge. comodated, therefore the first to en- Ukft Cum W, 1. 2-16tf. THE MIDDLESEX HOTEL & roll will ge given preference In the Phone. 711-712 RAHWAY, N. J. class. PLANTS and SHRUBBERY NoTarte FRUIT TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, HARDY ^ BtrtfheMlut KliOWEBS, ROSE CLIMBERS. RESTAURANT GHAPK VJNES. J. JANSA, SEW- Sure Relief LARVEX NOTICE AREN, N. J. (NEAR PUBLIC Main Str-t and Amboy Avenue Voo FEEL BETTER" SCHOOL). mothproofs am no longer responsible for W. I. Feb. 21 to, May 30* WOODBRIDGE, N. J. contracts" by «ny wife, cloth... Wilhelm. PAINTING AND DECORATING ON W1LHELM' 17.60 Papers Any Room (Except- Spraying Larvex: P. 2-7, ing attics) 12x12 Including labor BEU/ANS and material for ceiling and walls. HOT water Mothproofs fabrics not Get our estimate for interior and ex- Sure Relief vwshable—clothes, ruga, terior painting and decorating. Kreis- Saturday Evening, furniture. berg'i, 84 Main street, Rahway, N. J. Telephone 463. ELL-ANS Rinsing Larvex: W. 1. 7, 14, 21, 28, Mothproofs all washable FOR INDIGESTION wooleiiH. TRUCKING, local or long distance; March the First two trucks at your convenience. 254 and 754 PM's.Sold E Phons Woodbridgc 198. John Thom- 1930 as, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. HARDIMAN'S At Eight O'clock STEVEN'S CLUB •LEAN KAGU wanted, sis* ot hand- FULL C0URSE D PHARMACY" kerchief oi larger, 6c a pound ™™ »NNER Ed, L. Hardlman, formerly ot attention Prrsi. 30 Grean street. ENTERTAINMENT Anniversary Dinner Dance Seaman's, Perth Amboy DANCING • of prapt tepoMMt m you with lo EXPRESS, MOVING, TRUCKING. By - - routirhml— •eaiml, Thtli Firewood for sale. After 6 P. II. Washington's Birthday, February 22, 1930 «• m s»eM«U M nW srfMdoB William Gerlock. 19 Fitch street whfpa, pater aad tak whto «• Jo THE FAMOUS ORCHESTRA at tjpt, Carteret. Tel. 1029. DINNER and DANCE PRESCRIPTIONS^ C. P. 1-17,24 P*ul J. Brodeur, Dir. Prince Makula and hi* Gypsies will «nt«rtain. Called For and Delivered PIANO INSTRUCTION 1 to the limited capacity of Ux (Hub Stevens Ad- Cor. Rahway Avenu* EXPERIENCED Piano Instructor; vance KeHervatiom are desirable. Tel. Woodbridg* 1267 and Green Street individual Instruction *t your home; Tol. 186 WooJtoMa*, N. J. three dollars per hour. Ail music in- cluded, M*ri* St. Claire, .188 Y JOSEPH GALA.DA, CAKTEUKT PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 HKCT10N TWO PACK ONE d' SLAT'S DIARY Tweed Sports Suit May Go to Canada HY ROSS r'ARQUHAli CORRECT PRESCRIPTION GLASSES I'i iilay well I K<-HS Blisters is u to have to K<> to the lirmspittle. by Arthur Brisbane His um tauk him AN HONEST OFFER tn th

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Marion Davies Favors RAHWAY S ONLY I 1KIPKOOI THKATRF Chiffon For Evening Star Wean Advance Modeli Powell Shows in "Not So Dumb" niKATKr Talkie Hit test S> New Technique According to Marion Davies, girls -lust make "hey" while the moon IJAHWAY shines—for that it the time when the In Screen Love boyB are in a mellow mood and the .girls can "do their stuff". I Suave Gambler - Type First > To be able to make this "hey hey" . [they must be properly equipped. In; Careaaea, Than LAST TIMES lfnore»,tnj8 case physical adornment la more! Beautiful Heroine. to be sought after than mental at- Tributes. TODAY A ffw pointers on the type of em- How many kinds of screen love bellishments to adopt can be glimps »re there? lliht t dt b li eil in Miss Davies' new all-talking «wn wurn's MMOUS MWU. May as wel a.sk how many kinds picture, "Not So Dumb", coming to of hats women wear. the Orescent Theatre. There aree an* manninny kinds off M-r<'»'Mr<»n love technique at there are pebbltm Miss Davies explains that she se- lected a powder blue shade for her on any ififiven beach. Each lover hag MUN-MUV hi dititi technique which dance frock—as there is a "certain hie own distinctive something" about blue that brings MUTER mWTON wnds KIIIV.TS and chills along the. Q fknotmat PMvrt heartstrings of the women patront s out the best in a man. It was design- heartstrings of the women patrons ed in a style that "no mere man of motioi n picturi e houses. These vari- ous methods have become so well- could resist", of soft clinging chiffon known that often a feminine theatre- with flirty little ruffles extending' goer will be guided in her selection down the side of the skirt and a de mure drooping cape collar Bhowin ELLIOTT NU&EtiT MARION 0AVI6S) RAYMOND HACKETT of a film by the romantic technique 1 SELECTED SHOAT SUBJECTS of the star. The real female fan can, silvery embroideries of sequins an 'NOT &O DUMB. by a slight exercise of the imagina- rhlnestones. toin, slip intg the shoes of the hero- Another evening frock, worn in TOMORROW AND SUNDAY— ine and spend an evening of borrow- the picture by Sally Starr, is of airy, ed thrills. fragile tulla in a pink shade, worn ON THE SCREEN Thus, while love is an emotion that over a blue snug-fitting slip, giving Tennis Tiz" has used up more feet of (ilm than it an orchid casit. The accordion TALK probably any other, it is by no means pleated skirt just reaches the knees und trailing drapes down the back SONG an old story, fur :i new phase and a : Makes Swap new technique is being brought to sh •wing- a row of petaled silk roses, DANCE tho sown by William Powell. In his are also repeated on one shoulder of Brut shirring picture for Paramount, the snugfitting bodice. With Powell "Stree''S t of Chance", he demonstrates All of the "party" gowns worn in thin. the film by Miss Davies and Miss lly a subtle combination uf tender- Starr emphasize the new length note Johnny Riito Exchanges Tips ness und cruelty, he has worked out of the smarter dresses, the Hem-line On N^t Game for Tips On a system guaranteed to reduce a falling to tho knee in front with a granite-hearted Amazon to a palpi- semblance of a train in back. The Screen Game. tating state. Something like the old vo^ue for ruffles, elaborate decora- third degree iw,'!,jbv ..the .£".!'<;Pi h? tions, cape effects, modernistic jew- efry «mt ttiw httwt tWHf!? ftcTotK they gay, swapped bia birth- IKiIlfully and umcWy alternates u right ._o.r a_ mess of pottagu „.. Si , caress with neglect. After a dozen flowers are well Illustrated on all of r the K"*"*. that time Caesar swapped his empire tender gestures and a pint of tears. Tor a snake-bite, Sir Walter Haleigh Induced by the masterful love tech- Besides Miss Starr, the nupport- iwapped his cloak for a queen's* nique of the suave Powell, any im- inif cast includes Elliott Nugent, imile, and the American |H*ple • pressionable leading liuty would lie Raymond Hacked, Franklin Pang- iwapped liquor for varnish ready for the psychopathic ward. horn, Donald Ogiien Stewart, George : But there have been swaps. One In "Street of Chance" open nj; ut Ihivi.s, William MokK-n and Julia of them is the world's swap of silent the Majestic tomorrow. Kay Francis Knye. Kinj; Vidor directed thin pic- pictures for talking pictures, and plays opposite Powell and becomes ture, which was ndirptcd to the hat brings us to Johnny Risso, who the first motion picture victim" of this rreen by Wanda 'Puchnck, from the •ecently swapped tennis knowledge novel and fascinating type of love- successful stage comedy, "lluky". 'or lessons in acting from William making. It is a technique, which, 'owell. cinema seers predict, will revolution- Risso, playing a supporting role- in ise the heart-heats of the female Swell's first starring picture, public. Cameraman Tells 'Street of Chance", made the agree- ment with the sleek and suave actor in if Philo Vance fame several'days af- How the Talkies er work on the picture had been Revue De Mille Makes tarted at Paramount's Hollywood :udios. Scene* Are Photographed Both considered the arrangement Talking Debut fair swap. Risso is a phenomenon Al f!ilks, one of the ace camera- if the tennis court. Although handi- "Dynamite", Story of Ultra- men of moving pictures, climbed mit capped by having to play with one of the sound-proof, air-tight booth arm because the other was paralyzed Modern Society, Comes to in which he had been filming a by a boyhood accident, he won his the Strand Theatre. "take" of "Jealously" at thp Para- letter in tennis at the University of mount Long Island Studio, mopped California three yours in a row. At the Berkeley Tennis ( lub he was a the sweat from his wrinkled brow With the announcement that "Dyn- und whistled. favorite mixed doubles partner of Fitnoui Stin amite," Cecil H. De Mille'a first "I don't believe anybody except a Helen Wills, the women's champion. Catchy Song Hit* talking picture which will open at Powell, as every one knows, is one i cameraman realizes how much hard- Ted Shawn's tht Strand theatre, is an ultra-mod- of the most clever and best-known ern slory of ultyi-modern society, ' er it is to get (food effects since sound pictures came in," he remark exponents of the art of cinema pre- Barlin- facts have been brought forward to rd. tending that screendom has ever show the unique position which the i seen and heard. Scene from Florenz Ziegfcld's "Glorifying the American Girl Doaaldton producer-director (ruined in the film ' "Certainly the average theatre- Mu«ic cun't tell the difficulties from In. "Street of Chance" Powell is A Paramount Picture with Mary Eaton In Brilliant industry through this particular type a big-time Nen^-York gambler. Risso of photodrama. — Te- -h~e .iiwiflits.. Th* uter picturpitiure onn ththe e R«TU« photodrama. Bcreen \ooks the Rame g , is *he idolizing newsboy who "takes Al hough De Mille he8 gone far beautiful effects have been captured a chance" ana tries to save the life • fieldinto a dozen countries and per- in the camera since silent picture, of the man who had befriended him. iods for h.s stories, his success with passed into eclipse. But the photo The picture will be seen and heard SUPER-FINE rnater.a carrying a smart and soph- graphic problem is complicated tre at the Majestic Theatre for a week l8t f < flalrh asb COmeab ! W0 d beginning tomorrow. !['" ,' ' , Kf t ; J -( """ndously. That mean.,, basically ( W lv orl e w 8th fl nlt /' ? * S?.I( ? * « 1': I the problem of getting effective K VAUDEVILLE »f the De Mtlle pictures to display |jg.nt_ ""'" gorgeous irowns, concealed telephones i "Withnnt »/. TUESDAY— commercial success than any other Soo Hoo Sun Gets Enough Yen . „ „.. the set instead of one WEDNESDAY— picture of its type. This film took making it necessary to light the scene From Lloyd to Buy Plenty Gloria Swanson from the comedy „„ n.-i eaQfo camera gets a clear and ranks and made her a dramatic star. •d view. Also, the cameras are Rice and Dried Fish. "Don't Chang* Your Husband" in booths from which they look established the urbane Lew Cody as it through glass window.,. Playing "dead Chinamen" is a a prince of sophisticates. "For Better "Everything interferes With our lucrative position, at least so thinks or Worse" continued the divorce ser- , -nver Soo Hoo Sun, who worked for Har- ies, and toppled all previous pictures lighting, Gilks explained. "It is a puzzle to get set old Lloyd in his latest picture, "Wel- for box-office areturnsl Roac,h Bebcomediee Daniels tso •• th»• .. 4 »r camerasS at once. TheThen wwe come Danger" at the Rahway theatre makcame afron movernigh Ha„l -Roact hit h incomedie "Male san tod have to shnn? .l,' T, starting Monday, Female.e."" William Boyd started hihiss % thll I ttl l l"gug uth e lflaslf s fronntt career as an extra in "Why Change W U! s U ]i ht Soo Hoo Sun is an old Chinaman ..n't • ' W r'"I hgHs' anan"'y Pm]i ? - Vour Wife'.'" considered by many the th. "S ^ ,\ - and the checks from Lloyd enable Scene from P«rflmount'«, "The Virginian". With l "Sk e '"Ia ')utteri)utteri e\e him to prepare for winter by laying gtvutest off De Mille'Milles "divorcedivorce " gerser- ,j !„.-„/„?..-„/„?" .1..f'1. .f' "B noisnoise ( Gary W ies. "Th Affairs of Aantol" present- Xrfu] A A^ \}lghts ari}n't so P°w- an ample supply of rice and dried 1 CooW' «lt« Huston, Richard Arlen, Mary Brian A flnail ed Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson, tturn"".s hLi ,, y, the camera now fish: Monte Blue, Agnes Ayres and Bebe fcej of Incidently, the oriental had a hard Huston, New York stage star whom Daniels in an adaptation of Schnitz- ~ time playing "dead," for Lloyd's an- Paramount won to the audible screen Owen Wister wrote in the 80's and ler's polished satire. "Manslaughter" tics make even the oriental laugh. is to take the part of Trampas. Hus- which ia recognjged as among the "Welcome Danger" IB the story of ton has been featured in "Gentlemen leading classics jf American fiction. the son of a rip-snortin' western po- of the Press' and. "The Lady Lies" Later as a play "The Virginian" ma/ie lice officer, who prefers picking talking pictures ma4» at Paramoui t's a universal success, bringing undying flowers to hunting criminals. But the fame to its authors, Owen Wuter Long Island stuklios. and Kirk La Shelle, and to a number day conies vrhen he must match hi "The Virginian" is based upon he wits with the most wily in China of actors who played the title role on „ „ „„ „,. „„„ - ,,— —"--,.'"-"• mm a iewi novel of Western Pioneer days wh ch tour of the country. principle of creating "new faces" ?:*" ,?ly bref M«Ptions, the ac- town,_ with the result of combined Uk uc Wherever possible, tests were made m°"tjl T?* ^ ,f .'" residence apart- daring and comical situations. of every prominent star who could ,„„- i dlvided between the 8 CU ied bvJean This is the first time that Harold possibly fit any one of the three main !?°" .^ ff «e Eagles, the a ge Lloyd has ever used a Chinatown parU As a result Charles Bickford "L"/ .™.™ of Halliwell Hobbes, locale for a! feature comedy, a fact and Kay Johnson, New York stage ™° plays the rich man-about-town players, were selected for the two ln which exemplifies the comedian's de Dlavers. were RflontaA *n» n>« *.— . « rooms are luxurmus and amplep sire to give hiii public aomething dif- featured roles of a coal miner and a as compared with those of girl of high social position. ferent each time he appears on fhe - Picture set. It was tricky silver screen with his tenuless horn- "Dynamite" was written for De arrange cameras Mille by j;anie"MacPher.on author 'f^thin the . Vce avail.™ '"" rinu, of thirty of his biggert successes,! ' Gl'ks •«o«nplisned the fent in a Lloyd averages about one produc- including "The Ten Commandments" '!?£• n e»>thusiaBtic praise from tion a year, but when he has finished dinir "The Ten Commandments" '!?£• **" enthusiastic praise frogmm •ad ""K.nK nog- nntf Kin«King..-" T*The. JI.dialoguI e •I studi tudlo° execu«w™«t mm. nH«e ,.,...was particula. J.. ., ^ his work of many months the world U the work of Miss M*cPherson, | f 'ompl™ented by John ?EI. Wl- is usually hungering for a sight of Gtadys Unger and John Howard I i'a™s- v«tenn stage producer and di. him and his tmating, rib-bursting antics. "Welcoms Danger" is strictly for the r.~.— v- in the Lloyd manner and it is Harold NEXT THURSDAY & FRIDAY— "The camera work is up to the at his funnier-than-ever best. highest standard, and we can thank Gilks for it," said Williams. "He is a I real artist in every sense except haJ COLLEEN MOORE in Famous Stock Co. doesn't tulk a lot of arty converse-[ tion." COOPER-BRIAN New Fordor Sedan To Play At Empire ROMANCE TEAM is an economical car 'Footlights and Fools' John E. CoutU' Players To Ap- A new romantic combination has pear F.very Tuesday At Rah- come into being in Hollywood. It ALL TALKING - SINGING _ DANCE way Playhouse; Different brings together Gary Cooper and to drive in An Mary Brian for the first time in their MANY SCENES IN NATURAL COLOR 1 >erica and it Play Each Week — "Twin presented here on Tuesday motion picture careers. ECONOMICAL becaiwe of in low first cost, and low coat Beds" Next Week. The picture in which they will ap- of upkeep. Economical rwr.insc it has been made to pear opposite each other is Para- the company to Rahway every 1 stand up under thousand* and (hotuand* of miles of One nf the best breaks in the way Tuesda«yy and each time withith mount's all-talking production of steady running. play. • new "The Virginian," the cowboy classic of news fur the local theatregoer is Th reported by the management of the if the articulate, in Cooper is to play ththe rolle off ththe V Viir An indication i>( ili<- (milt in quality of thi« car i* flenh . is an innovation giniati and Miss Brian will portray shown in the cxtrnsivr use of fine strrl forging*. More Empire theatre in the announcement (he,, of the forthcoming appearance of Miudien m and should brine capacity Molly Wood, the school teacher of steel forging*, in fait, art turd in tht new lord than in EMPIRE THEATRE Owen Wister's immortal novel. John Iv ('mitts' famous organization, dayi. i to the Empire every Tues- almojtfiny olhrr car, regardless of prjer. the Woek I'lnyers. This company hns I With "Twir , Although thin is the first picture been playing in thin general terri-'productio"Twin then Beds" a* the initial in which Cooper and Miss Brian have Come in and learn about (lie safrty, comfort, imootri- RAHWAY, N. J. tory during the netire season and fer a line of attractiol both appeared they have been work ne*» and alert |*rforinaiur of thin far by driving it ing on adjoining sets for more than Something new. Gala opening Tue.d.y the theatre miniigrnwnt baa many.no one enn find fault, yoursrlf. You'll know i('»• a great automotnlautomobil*e ff>th»e mminut:~..»e- times made effort t" «<»»•» ~- — "' ~—' three years. Both have been under yon Cake the wheel. gagemeiri for the < to secure an en-Jof contra"" 'nd to dVi V "V contract to Paramount nincc the start John E. Coutt. STOCK PLAYERS in * >mp«..y here. Un- Versatility of he company "^ P* of their screen careers. Throng) 'lilly all effo r » to attract the W" will be offoreT ^m T % °"chance they always missed lining < nst "TWIN BEDS" printed bv re.l .:„. * i to Railway I'Hve been with.; March 4 ml on Tuesday, opposite each other, or even in the your name picture. Dorsey Motors, Inc. advance at the ^Rahway Theatre Box Office adver- Richard Arlen will (nke the part Maple and Fayette Sts. of Stevn in the picture and in that them, PRICES 50c - 7Bc oper— PERTH AMBOY CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 SECTION TWO PAGE THREE READE'S PERTH AMBOY THEATRES

I>K*H UAJUMTUX 33KKAI>B7I MAJESTUCXXD

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t nut inu.i i PerlurmADc* Uy, Sunday *nd READE'S (I)/y§#T| (THEATRE Holiday* TELEPHONE PEKTH $2.00 BROADWAY THE HOUSE OF Attraction* TaXKFHONJJ IMS flKTH AMBOT Seven Days Beginning Tomorrow, Feb. 22 TALKIES and SOUND for 50c "Stree* t of Chance" Four Days, Feb. 22, 23, 24, 25 SENSATIONAL! "DYNAMITE" In the picture you thought no-\ body would dare make. The, distinguished portrayer of Philo A He-Man and She-Woman Film! Vnnce brings you the story the k newspapers would not print. Ki-e ami hear CECIL B. DE MILLE'S greatest lii the role he, himself, calls his »t. Revealinu New York's senHational secrets, production

Street of lathit, Miiwt Tillflng Chance? ture, the great De Mille has put all of his directorial wiz- A picture of the Gay Whitp "V. Way. Without a chorua girl; without a back-stage scene; Powell at ardry. without a jazz-band BUT with a thrill-punch that will Jrock you. His Best Daring, lavish, startling, spectacular — this*\ picture Q QarammM Qictim has everything.

It fells the Secrets Men'Die to Hide! Featuring CONRAD NAG EL KAY JOHNSON, CHARLES BICKFORD, JULIA FAYE SHE MADE HIM CHOOSE BETWEEN HER LOVE AND THE GAME THAT KEPT HER IN ERMINE AND LIMOUSINES. HE WANTED MoDey- HER MADLY. BUT THAT NIGHT CAME THE GAME THAT MEANT LIFE OR DEATH FOR HIS OWN BROTHER. DID HE, COULD HE, MAKE THE SACRIFICE FOR HER? COME AND SEE AND HEAR or Your Wife AND BE THRILLED BEYOND WORDS! 1 HADE'S EMODELED CRESCENT Popular Prices, Matinees 10c and 20c, Evenings 15c and 35c Coming For One Week Beginning Tomorrow, Feb. 22 by JEANIE ALL TALKING MacPHERSON A Laugh Riot!

MARION Also MOVIETONE SHORTS and MOVIETONE NEWS DAVIES at her funniest. King Vidor directing. Three Days, Beginning Feb. 26 The picture bas- ed on the "Dul- cy" stage hit by Geo, S. Kaufman and Marc Con-' JEALOUSY nelly. t WHAT The New Dramatic Sensation A ROYAL ENTERTAIN. With Filmdom's Superb Star A MENTl JEANNE EAGELS surpasses her own KING thrilling performances in "Rain" and VIDOR "The Letter" with 4 tremendously pow- production erful portrayal! Seething with human emotion. Love! Suspicion! Jealousy I with Should a woman tell the scandalous se- crets of her past? A manried-life drama Eliott that touches every home. Reaches every ' heart. The new classic of the talking Nugent screen. Raymond . JEANNE- Hackett

From the play EAGELS SHOULD A "Daley" b y 11 Geo. S. Kauf- WbMAN TELL? man and More Connelly. Pic- ture Directed ealousy Love's closest companion and by Kiu? Vi- dor. A MAR- WITH bittareit enemy — "Jealousy"! ION DAV1ES C MAPvCH Jeanne 'Eagels in her greatest Production. emotional role. and a supporting cast of stage-trained You Must Meet actors. The Broadway stage-success on Should a bride conceal her. past •the talking screen. Gorgeous settinga. and risk her husband's "Jeal- Dulcy—she's DULCY'S Scenes in the beauty salons of the Par- ousy" T See and Hear Jeanne Eag- MOTTO isian fashion experts. els, star of the sensational 'Rain" a riot! WAS and "The Letter". In this new U From the Stage Hit by Directed by dramatic mMterpi«e — a throb- DULCY, t h e pretty "See bing, human Itory of married dumb-bell—what a part Not" LOUIS VERNEUIL JEAN DE LIMUR life. for the laugh-provoking "Hear ALL-TALKING talents of Marion Dav- Not" A howl from atari- to and finish! "Speak She Barters Love for Luxury! Made from the Broad- Not" way hit "Dulcy". Also MOVIETONE SHORTS and MOVIETONE NEWS Also MOVIETONE SHORTS and MOVIETONE NEWS

..'.;,%.. ;,...v ''-••* tm- CARTEKET PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 PAGE FOUR SECTION TWO News of the World Told in Pictures

15th Anniversary of Suez Canal Lindberghs in California Mountains Hudson River Bridge

LOS ANOBLK8 The Lindberghs in camp In the mountains north of here, nrur l,v''•••:•. v: f !'ie Colonel wns t-xperimenlliiK with the Bowlus glider. Mrs. Lindbergh, left, foreground, la shown anx.oiibiy The striking monument, combining the ancient art of Egypt w!»h Iwatching her husband's take-ofT, modern art, which will be erected by the Cnmpagnic Uwverselle du Canal Mtritlme tie Suet to comrnemiMut* Hie fllleenih wmlvtiwry •! the opening of the Buei Canal this year. Just Prior to Near-Fatal Flight The Hudson River Bridge from the rli-w Vork side This $70C ;,000 •project is rapidJy hearing completion, 'ihts budge links New Yorlc and Winners at Dog Show New Jersey, Senators Roar at Rogers

The fifty-fourth annual Westminster Kennel Club show this year Senators who seldom crack a smile forgot dignity and laughed like fW held In New York. Two of the winners an1 kliown. The dog In the. school boys as Will Rogers, America's unofficial representative at the 1 glass cage Is,La Rei Doll Carmenclta; the other dog, Judged the small-) LO8 ANdELES—In the mountains north of here, near Lebec, where Col. Lindbergh wai experiment- Arms Conference, made his report, Photo shows the cowboy humorist, fl Ing with the Bowlus gilder and came near cracking up. Lindy Is shown heating the soldering Irons over a «t, U Tltajan*, a Chihuahua. 1 centre, with Vice President Curtis, left, and Senator Pat HarrUon of small gasoline stove on the right. ' "" siidppi, right.

Highest in Berlin Watch Your Water, Gas and Oil Here Fifteen-Year-Old Junior Champ Numbered among the unsung heroes In Ice skating circles 1* this lad' from Astoria, just in his advancing teens, who remains undefeated In every Junior race In which he has competed. Young Al Krux first commanded atten- tion In 1M7, when he won the Juvenile silver skat«4, the Middle Atlantic Bkatlng Association Ju- nior championship and finally the metropolitan Junior crown. These three achievement! fea- tured his first year of competi- tion when ha was but twelve fears old.

Albania Minister

A lucky break for this party of tourists who happened upon a road construction camp and were »blt to ake on water for their thirsty radiator on the Mojave De«rt. While the roads are excellent, the filling atatlons are anywhere between twenty-five and flft, miles apart on this famous California deiert. ^^ Planes of the Future

Tll( 1 llf st lh i, . :, "K, ' l "»"''-V In nil of Oemany and the widest In Enrol* It Is estimated Hint there ,ire 1,200,000 bricks In this structure. Herman Bernstein of New York City, newspaper publisher, au- thor, war correspondent, who has been named as American Min- ister to Albania,

Flying Wing

The first public showing of ,'Burban*. Cal. Th, ^o, W • construction, minus the fuselage, of ftU-">eUl CAHTKKET PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 SECTION TWO PAGE FTV1 I)L LI* P * I^J iwardly; separate hand emergency brakes. Hunt's will carry directional niDiic ijcrvicc urdcrs sipnuls in front on both suit's, indi- Include f I) cating which, way the bus is about to turn. 01 DUSCS The <-ity type bus will liave seats $A RAfOTA, FWRIDA Company Placet Order With for forty passengers ami the super- servire'type thirty seats. Th» super- Four Manufacturers For swvice busos will have individual Total Of 381 Buses. teats of mi>hair plush ami will be at- tractively decorated. PUBLIC SERVICE ORDERS Most of I lie bodies ax usual will be Public Service Coordinated Trans- built at Uit! company's own shops port yesterday placed orders for 381 and the first buses will be in service new buses, the largest number ever within thirty - der will comprise four makes of bus- equipment and improvements. including John. Rinqlincj(~ ts, Yellows, Whites, American Car One of the company's major pro- and Mrs. Fbtter Palmer. •nd Foundry and Macks. jects, now under way, is the building The buses will be superior to any of gasoline storage facilities at its On the Gulf of Mexico.. yet bought by the company and will I'assak wharf. The gasoline will be whertin on exotic clim«l^ conform to the latest improved conveyed in delivery trucks to vari- refined social environment •tandardi of the manufacturers with ous garages in the northern territory. and every outdoor sport respect to appearance, comfort, safe- A new garage will be built at the All these added improvements ty devices and engine performance. wharf to house th« trucks. and recreation may be An outstanding improvement, with enjoyed, reference to comfort for the passen- The New ger, will be the elimination of the Leading Cartoonists —yet prices greatly reduced! so-called "wheel-house" seat*, so that rt To Broadcast Talks Million Dollar Hotel every seat in the bu« will be equally The new Chevrolet Six Is enjoying the —weather-proof Internal-expanding comfortable. The buses will have the The leading cartoonists of New greatest public reception ever Siren a four-wheel brakes, with front and rear newest ventilation system and in ad- York will be guests of honor *nd Chevrolet car. For it offers scores of SARASOTA dition the windows of the super-ser- speakers at the Advertise? Club drums tightly enclosed! vice type may be raised and lowered new Improvements and refinements luncheon to be broadcast by the Na- —larger full-balloon tires, a new clutch by the crank device, as in the pri- tional Broadcasting Company, Wed- that make It a finer car In every way. vate car. Each aeat in the super-ser- and a stronger transmission! TERRACE vice type will have its individual nesday, February 18, at 1:16 P. M., Yet it sells at greatly reduced prices! light and mirror and there will be Eastern Standard Time. The pro- —quieter, stronger,, more beautiful offers comfort and both exterior and interior baggage gram is sponsored by the Newspaper Consider a few of the extra-value Advertising Group and will be held Fisher bodies-wlthricheruphoUteries, luxury comparable racks. Each vehicle will be provided features that Chevrolet has Incorpo- with the new sound insulator equip- in the club at 28 Park avenue. more distinctive colors, and wider, James Wright Brown, president of to the finest ment which will eliminate consider- rated In this greatest of all* Chevrolets deeper seats! able of the street noise. All the buses the organisation will open the pro- —a smoother, flashier six-cylinder northern hotels will have easy spring suspension*, gram to be followed by Edwin S. Every factor has been considered that shock absorbers and balloon tires. Friendly, business manager of the valve-in-head motor, with its capacity "New York Sun," wbo will introduce Increased to SO horsepower I would add to the safety, comfort and Courts*/ cards iwusd to auestt (or all golf courts*. The engines will average fifty Rube Goldberg as master of ceremon- per cent more power than those now convenience of the Chevrolet owner. ies. Goldberg will present each of —a stronger, more durable rear axle, rtdCJW in service, affording increased ac- the guests of honor and call upon Come In today. Sje this greatest of all celeration and more hill climbing a- each for a speech "of not more than with Increased gear ratio! blllty. The engine* also wilt be equip- Chfvrototsl Chedkovirltsnewfeatures. tbjw minute, durtUon," ,.i, •d with dual Ignition to «Hm1nata ,JUM&C the sariaaaisU who kave bjnlrauUe possible road failure* and an auto- DflMlt. Y»*ni tad QtttUty you Witt expressed their intention of attend- absorbers—assuring a smooth, ev«n, thought possible—at such greatly limliwri «•*,«« ft**** matic silencer device. V are Robert RipTsy, Milt Gross, IMIM(M«hlMlM The safety provisions on the new .rinsor McKay, Maurice Ketten, H. comfortajbls ride over any road I reductx! prices! WIIIIHI II .» I buses include high pressure Westing- T. Webster, T. B. Powers, Cliff Ster- seiti of tut noa«** COMIS house air brakes applied to all four rett Buss Westovw, Gene Byrnes, '495 wheels; non-shatterable glass thru- Bud Fisher and others. . ^595 out; air-operated doors folding in- This program will be heard through '495 ™ ..,4.. ^.«—r/«..• _.T WEAF, New York, and associated ft* Sport *«•««»...,_ *555 itations of the NBC. '520 ^75 IM ToaGhasstiwItb Q*. tBfrttml. ot sure you get the pmtii EAU DE QUININE . ECONOMY GARAGE CO. mtii by Pinaud Telephone 675 All This Week- —Ac world's BMtt CUKKSI aiir tonic 30 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret, N. J.

^v yS^Br HlPfJriSv SVSJv^r^^^r ISflT ISSV H|p9SvTpS|SJISVSJ Sale Canned Foods! A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR Be sure to share in this great sale. Nationally Advertised Foods, as wall as our own Excellent Brands, at remarkable savings, prove the wisdom of shopping— Where Quality CounU and Your Money Goet Furthest! You Know the Brand— Reg. 35c Del Monte Del Monte Look at These Prices California Reg. 3k Del Moot. PUBLIC SERVICE -A Builder Sweet Peas Calif. Bartlett Asparagus FACTS AND FIGURES FROM THE ANNUAL REPORT OF PUBLIC SERVICH CQRPORATION OF NEW JERSEY Large can Pears £ Oblong 17' Luscious halves—-rich sugar syrup. can 25' Tastes like "fresh" Del Monte Fancy med. can Very popular. IN 1929, Public Service Com- Reg. 28c Del Monte C Reg. 14c Del Monte panies spent a total of $27,765,- California Tomatoes JJ California 357.22 in extending and im- __SoHd_ j> ackj— delicious. proving existing, and in creating new Del Monte Sliced Hawaiian Peaches Ifm Jfiotue aiicva nawaiwa Sardines Big ca c electric, gas and transit facilities for the can 2 "25 people of New Jersey. ' PINEAPPLES2 cans 45c : 27c Serve three or four A big saving. Nutritious and tasty! persons. In the five years, 1925 to 1929, inclu- Louella Butter on* finest butter m America)'lb 41c N. B. C. CAKES sive, it has spent $179,979,532.^4 for this purpose. Puritan Tub or Richland Butter .... 1b 41c Butter lb Wafers Since its organization it has spent AlCO Peachy drf* Cans • each 21c) 5 can. $100 $359,488,513.78. Robenette M. M. lb. . The result is IJBBY DE LUXEPEACHES *~- >~»««5 -LOO Fingers —an electric system, that places at the These and Many More Unusual Values! command of the State and its people California Tuna Fish can 23c Gold Seal Rolled Oats 3 pkgs 26c generation stations providing electrical Marshall's Kippered Herring .... can 27c ASCO Self Rising Buckwheat 3 pkg»25c High Grade Parlor Brooms each 53c A5CO Pancake Flour 3 pkga 25c energy equal, to 745,912 horse power, Woodbine Toilet Paper 6 rolls 25c Pillabury Pancake Flour .... 2 pkgs 25c supplemented by interconnections that Morton's Table Salt 3 pkgs 25c Pabst-ett Cheese pkg 23c Ralston'. Whole Wheat Food pkff 24c Imported Gruyere Cheese 3 portions 20c assure an electrical supply equal to all Kirkman's Borax Made of the Finest ingredients—delivered possible demands, and a system of trans- k c "oven-fresh" daily. mission and distribution that makes ser- Soap 5" "26 vice available in more than 200 New Bread Jersey municipalities; —a gas system, which provides fuel in its High Grade Mops W« Supreme Wrapped —the largest and most comprehensive co- best and most adaptable form, to industry and each 29c homes in over 200 municipalities. B P ordinated system of street car and bus trans- MOP HANDLES-l5c Victor Bread & J 5c portation anywhere, which is being rapidly "Public Service is more than a business en- Canada Dry or Diplomat Reg. 23c developed to provide new standards of safety, terprise—it is a great agency for the advance- Clicquot Club convenience and comfort; ment of New Jersey." SEC Chipso Boned Chicken «» 55c or Ginger Ale Finest Creamy Cheese lb 33c Rinso 3 ^50° Reg. 27c "I Qc Reg. 49c Log Cabin table Syrup ""23"= Reg. 19c Hom-de-LJte Best Pink Chocolate b c PVBLIC«SERVICE Mince Meat Covered Cherries'" °'35 Salmon Big jar C Hershey's lb tall cans AM* 39 Chocolate Kisses 39' 29° Fresh Produce! FRESH GREEN SPINACH 3 lbs 26c RABINOWITZ HARDWARE ICEBERG LETTUCE (4fis) 2 Heads 2Sc CELERY HEARTS 2 Bunches 2»c HOLOHAN BROS. "If It's Hardware, We Have It I" Full Line of- EMPEROR GRAPES 2 Ibfl 36c GARAGE FRESH GREEN PEAS 2 lbs 29c HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES TURNIPS, PARSNIPS, CARROTS 3 lbs 10c Dunlop Tires and Tubes We are always glad to ••« you irf the Stores where Quality CounU. Tire and Tube Repairing HOUSE FURNISHINGS Make it a point to visit your nearest ASCO Store—look around; you 553-665 Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET, N. J. are welcome. Full Line of Auto Accessories' at 81S CAETERBT PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1030 PACK SIX SECTION TWO News of the World Told in Pictures

View Holmes Bust at Capital One of the Richest Stimulating Foreign Trade

Edgardo Slmone, famous Italian sculptor, is exhibiting In the Natloniil Gallery of Art at Washington a number of his works, Including the bunt of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, dean of the United Ft :tes Supreme Court. Lett to right: Col. Jlmlny Wise, Justice Louis E. Brandets, Mr. Slmone a.id Juries Holmes.

OAftMNP. CAL,-1D observance ot Foreigo Trade Week, Work Found for Unemployed Men ot D.'ittt Phi Epsllon, first national foreign trade service fraternity ever o - -:-ert. i;ui-tra> the parts of visitors Irom the Philippines Investigating 'ane Dubonnet, younger daughter of M. Emile t .1 cuurU's sent all over the Worid by Hie UnlvertltJF 01 i multimillionaire "apertU king," claimed to 1 >oung girls In-all France. For Weak-Eyed Pupils Tokio's Broadway

Berlin boast* or having tjie Jirst public school where children who t» Under the Government scheme for finding work for unemployed men, several old castles in Europe are TOKIO—A mntlnee crowd In Tokk; Jajmnese movie fan; iv.-.;:ing have weak eyes arc taught the three R's Special desks where slates can be automatically adjusted uri' n pait '-'I the equipment. The school \ being excavated. These men are excavating the defensive ditches outside the- walls of Klchtoroufch Castle, to get Into the theatres in A-sakusa, whert' movies -esj>ecial!y of Ameri- Is under the direction of Prof. Hcrzog. ' and many Interesting remains have been found. can make—are extremely popular. _^ • '

• i. British Nobility on Fishing Trip Phil Scott Receives Florida License A Ten-Foot High Jump

A distinguished party of titled Britishers leaving Colonial Wharf at Nassau for a day's flshiivr in the deep h'.xw. w.itrr.; of the Caribbean. In the party are Lady Duff Gordon, bet'er knir.vn In America as Lady Diana Manners; Hon. Duff flordon. U. S, C; Counter of Carlisle, and her sister, Hon. Margaret Rutuven; Mr. Koch de Qoovrt, and Viscountess Cranbourne. Strictly Confidential

MIAMI-Phll Scott siKniiiK up for las Florida h.i.i.i; 1: .:;„. ,,, |,i;|U j,,.k Kharkcy on Fob 27 Left Hcntfci ni Kl Nitt PlThi',r- C'">W' '" AI"S""- •'''-•'•'•:;'!»- '•' |l- '"»"•* CommlMion; Charles' Rose. Manlwf Phn £*?!*?• ?" . ""''"• S|KTrW Wr'''" ""•'"• '• '' " '' liKhl F N Wharton. Miami's City ^ i.>', BcM- Louls MttcR{'y"lllds. c:iml"iiiui ..i the l-'I-.nda Hnxmg Com.niwion, and Jimmy Johns- ton, ocotts manger. Mr. O. Tyrwhltt-Drake. who has been Mayor of Maldstone lor four yews and is now Deputy Mayor, lj the owner of the largest print* Skiers Dine in Shadow of Swiss Mountains menagerie in the United Kingdom. Photo thows Peggy, the world's dog high Jump champion, Jumps ten feet, clearing Mr. Drake's head easily. Want 18th Amendment Modified

A snapslioi cii i. whii-li sugBesLs tliat they are exchanging German Fire Engine-Tank

H!-:iM,IN A i:i'iv tvpr ,,| ,M Representative Marv here lor 1 II.-.IHIIJ: t,i inn] |, i the tlnn/ic r..r a ^ ' .iiiiiKir t Alhnula words contain such a depth of mean- However people of discriminating presented li> 1'n'inlii Mustinllnl gome ing? As the center of family life it tastes may enjoy the grace, the CALL AT OUR time ago flie suriert) niurhle head of seems to be sacred. *plfh<•(-• >j:• 111>M •iiui th<* French Louis Kith. These aro sci]l[]ture whkb liave been dlswvercil has nothing to do with cunt und clali- the general favorites of today. They tliere. orativeiiess. At least we do nut Imvc stood the test of the years and are [lnlliiiig hnve fuund the ruces tit to tolerate a lot of inferior iwtirlrs, masterpieces of true art. It is a mat- ilii'lr forcfnihern In tills small pus such as {rifts, heirlooms, senliimwtta! ter of personal taste and preference EVERY THREE MINUTES .. . Used Car Plan added to the requirements of your mnil In il T)IP ItnllHii nrch<'ol

Two of U» irsat •nsmlM to youth' sad ritslity an ddtytd •Uniitstion and Inttstmsl poisons. To keep your- ssif fns (ram both theae common diffl* CIGARETTES eulUas will help you to stay young. Lucky Strikes, Canwla, Otd Golds, Plsd- With ths ass at Nujol you can do It too. For KuJol absorb* body poisons monta, Ch«st«riMdi or Swot Caporab sad carries them off, preventing their absorption by ths body. Nuiol also softens the waste matter and brings 2 •*«.. 23c Not* these special low prices on famous Del Monte foods I... and the •bout normal evacuation. It la harm- baa; eontslns no drugs or medicine. savings they make possible In your food billsl Only a few are shown It won't caust gas or griping pain*, or CARTON $1.15 her* but you'll find AlP Food Stores stocked with a complete assort- In your vacation plans A •fleet ths itomseh or kidneya. Every lOpkss. I ment of Del Monte Foods . .. and now ... in this great lale ... at modern dtv developed by corner druggist has Najol. Hsks sure sensational low prices. Shop today at your nearest AlP Food Store 3TPU gtt t« genuine. Look (or ths ... provide for your futur* needs and Savel many wtfoJlhy familie* - Kujafbottie wfth the label on the back including John. Rinqlincj,- that you can read right through ths (C & C) CAMTRELL & COCHRANE and Mrs. Potter Palmer. bottle. Don't delay, get Nujol today. On the Gulf of Mexico.~ GINGER ALE 2 boi». 25c SPINACH wherein an exotic climal^ Nfined social «nyironment CitlCQUOT CLUB SEC or and every outdoor sport CANADA DRY 3 bo... 50c ASPARAGUS TIPS or TALL can and recreation, may be I: NEW enjoyed. WHITE ROCK bot. 15c The New TOMATOES . Million Dollar Hotel SUNNYFIELD TOMATO SAUCE SARASOTA Pord FRESH, PASTEURIZED TERRACE has a PRINT BUTTER PEARS . offers comfort and * luxury comparable Triplex Wrapped In 4 Individual PRUNES to trie finest! shatter-proof Yi. Ib. packages ^northern hotels Sam* Pries) as Tub PINEAPPLE o^o glass teuwf fogusits (or all golf cowrm. ' suit ttm CM tf*vitt PINEAPPLE TO.n 3cant , florjdaCollierCoastHoftb, Inc windshield .b41< DDI IKICC 4° t0 5° prunes OOc ALREADY it ho* tared srKiiaTMCD to pound 21b. pkg. XT many lives. No matter how herd die impact, the UNEEDA BAKER windshield of the new **tn or mi HOMSA COAIIS. Ford will not shatter. You FRESH FRUITS BUTTER WAFERS can are therefore protected and VEGETABLES NATIONAl BISCUIT CO. from flying glass — the PLANET COOKIES Ib. pkg. 39c cause of (6% of auto- Choice assortments ot mobile injuries. Come in SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC A&P'i famou* low prices STANDARD OUALITY IONA BRAND and let us show you the STRING BEANS 3 cam 25C APPLIANCES many other unusual fea- SPINACH 3.25c Trusses—Supporters—Belts -Braces- tures of this great new FANCY NEW YORK STATE Arches, in Fact a Complete Line car. FRESH PEAS 2 ib. 29c of These Needs. ICIIIRO APPLE SAUCE 2o.25 YOUR DOCTOR'S ORDERS FILLED Made from N.Y. State apples—famed for their quality and LETTUCE heed s u R A L 9c flavor. Serve as a desssrt or with meats. AlP BRAND. llENRY FRAHME s E ^c E Dorsey Motors, Inq 33 BROAD ST.~" Near Regent TheatrT ELIZABETH Maple and Fnyette Sts. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. Phone Emerson 9f 08 Hours 9 A. M.-7 P. M. PERTH AMBOY CARTERET FRIDAY, FHHKCAKY 21, (TACK K1CHT .SECTION » LARDNER By GENE CARR YOU KNOW MK, AL He Thinks It's Funny JUST HUMANS linrlf-- Htw. miunt, T OFFICER VDO M2B CHACSEO YOUf? IM STUFF THE HOUSE.IVE 0U Firry MIIC? AW FIWE YOU FoC - WHAT HAVE COMTEMPTOF COSTS'. VHKT'S e Too LOM6TOCX5 MV STUFF MOO Bit H IS. i M/W ae ow A

By GENE BYRNES • REG'LAR FELLERS Sure, Jimmie's Right!

-H Thai Safe Ever Cricked Y'on the Bon What Would Vdo? The Mastermind TMt HAN WHO MAi iO DEVELOPLD Mt» WIll-POWtH THAT Mt CAM HOW 00 MIS X-MA) 1M&PPIH6

GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES Coo-coo Left Himself Wide Opqi For Thia One By ANTTAJ^QOS

I ONCE GOT PRI9HTPULLY HELHELLOO COOCCOOCOOO - VfWHMY DONT V00 SUN BURNED ON MV HOw"S THE WWtR? >A/eAR A BWHINO

By RUBE GOLDBERG LIFE'S LITTLE JOKES-NUMBER 709,288

MUTATE VMHlLt ELIZABETH BUT MOU) TA»Ct A AT AMANCiA MSTATE, RK LITTU. MI6.5, FCR WITH A THICK A WITH Of MAIR THAT IAJAS JUST AS STRAIGHT 0e— 1 bave my doubts about Moth ' "With the kind assistance of Mr. cout.c> at ETC—ih« was a bad woman. Suake and the Glrulle brothers, Mr. don't think 10. llonk establishes a new Jungle pole Be—Well, you can't den)' that she will record I" meed Oiln.

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