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Couflit&n tud Sharmea'· Counihan and Shaspan'a DITMASTHEATRE city^"^THEATRE TODAY ONLY TODAY ONLY Doubie Feature Day Strand BEAUTIFUL FRANK KEENAN HOUSE MajesticTHE THEATRE OF VAMETTEi THE TEMPLE OF FIRST RUN PHOTO PLAY* ROBERT EDESON TODAY AND TOMORROW A GENUINE TREAT KITTY GORDON , TODAY AND In Tier Latest Screen Success 99 and ALMA HANLON "THE PURPLE LILY In a Superb Seven l'art Picturization of the JACK PICKFORD In "Huck and Tom" TOMORROW Or the Further Adventures of Tom Sawyer Together With Gripping Story I You have seen Jack Pickford'e delightful portrayal* of the youth of America before but you've never seen it better BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW done than in this delightful photoplay. For your own sake Pauline Starke "The Public don't miss this great picture. In the Captivating Corned Drama ? Coming Next Week—Monday, Tuesday. 6--AI1 Star Acts—6 "SHOES THAT DANCED" Defender" NOTE—This ''rofjram Will Be Presented At The S. HART ==^ Also the first of the Famous Wolfville Stories WM. City Theatre Tomorrow, IN THE DITMAS TOMORRÔVT^- THE CITY MONDAY •'WOLVES Of THE RAIL" JAMESBUR6 TURNS OUT Raise Service and Loan One of His Most Production· Thrilling By Special Correspondent. Honor at Roosevelt JAMESBURG, May 81.—Jamesburg Flags MEET ME AT THE STRAND turned out in numbers Elaine Hammerstein large yester- Tiy Special Correvpjnfeni. day to honor the dead in num- greater ROOSEVELT, May SI .—The in- bers than on any previous Memorial IN with a two part laugh tense patriotic spirit ever »r« gether Day and though the parade and events this borough was again shown here | at Pen wood cemetery were postponed ind Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald of Newark yesterday by the large turnout oi provoking Keystone comedy. until the afternoon the ardor of the Save au oration on "Old Glory." The society and association with it« "THE CO-RESPONDENT" participants vras not dampened. As Marks jravea were decorated by the Grand band. Simple Ceremony has been the custom for several year» R AND WILL BE CONTINUOUS krmy men. Itev. Stephen Cseke pro· The started promptly from THF. PERFORM A KPRff AT THF. DTTTVT A CITY TOMORROW the parade featured the days' doings parade at îounced the benediction. School No. 10 in Rah way Memorial Day Woodbridge and this year's turnout was up to all FROM 2:15 to 11 One of the features of yesterday's mayor, borough council ami expectations and probably a thousand :elebration liere was the raising of the officials were at its head. Next In lin· Bit Special Correspondent. wore in line when James B. Pownall, lags of the L'nlted States, France and were the Sacred Heart Band ... WOODBRIDGE, May 31:—Simplic- the grand gave the word to at the residence of . H. marshal, and thon followed in order. The ity was the keynote of the Decoration England move. lyn was a at 9 o'clock yesterday morn- Red Cross Society, the high school will tell Day Celebration. The parade Boyntou in France arid has seen service, to' money. The following: boys of Appropriate ceremonies were The parade formed at Triangle Park auxiliary Rod Cross Society, the Arthur little loto in starting on account ing. girls come to tills cltv or either come! the «tories: Herman Nielsen. In with the rais- and the following route was taken: Guards and nu- tonight the rain. held connection flag Boy Scouts, the Home to send Kmmons, George Tuzik. Alton Bar- j W. E. Pozton's home, to Gatzmar ave- himself. Ha has promised aj was formed as ing. merous fraternal and church societies i Parker Neilsen. Former The line of march man who has been in the trenches and teau and with nue, to Sedgwick street, through Sedg- with thoir hands and banners. will then follows: Chief of Police Murphy knows just what tho Y. M. C. A. is do- Judge Adrian Lyon present wick to Stevens avenue to Augusta The parade marched down Wood- the with their honor a guard of patrolmen; Woodbridge! U.C. JLBOYS for the fellows over there. sixty-four boys street, to .East Railroad avenue, avenue limit, I ing" to the borough Fife and Corps; Hose Truck of bridge be of Perth certificates and the meeting will come Bugle Church street to Gatzmar ave- The meeting· tonigrht will and through thenre back to P. S. No. 2 where th· a the of the No. 1 Company with flowers: Amboy's members of the first 100,000 to close with slng'.ag chil-j Held for Juvenile Court nue to Duckelew avenue to Lake the mayor dren of the firemen. Members of W. mai chers were addressed by boys of this country, ·» ho have pledged ! '*Star Spangled Banner." street, countermarch at Lake street to from C. Berry Post, G. A. R., and their' and other prominent speakers themselves to earn and give $10 for; VOODERIDGK, May Kerxiwood cemetery. A handsomely Sons of Vetorans, Camp Isaac SI—Several] the reviewing stand. B OF FUT Y. M. A war guests. j irresta were made by the police ofll-1 the the C. work. decorated automobile arranged by re- Inslee. ministers and I Ai ter the fhany speakers, who The speakers, ;ials here yesterday. James Payne,, a The meeting will start at 7:30 War Feaiure Italians contained bevy of pretty viewed the work done this Has Serv- j Speeches Day's township officials in autos. Iftecn old and colored, of Tort] good by Who Seen o'clock. All of the boys of the . . years gljis. The Concert Band war Speaker The members of Fire Co. No. 1 :, 1 Jameaburg borough in every kind of work. and Su- I and John Surek, fifteen a C. A. have been Invited Mr. Reading, and band from Newark furnished concluded, the returned to P. ice to Address Meeting Memorial a! South Company A. N. J. State Militia Re-i >*ears old, of Woodbrîdge, arc I parade termeister urges those boys ! the music. The was in two a especially Amboy Scouts,! being:] parade S. No. 10, whero each pupil received who to on serve; the Port Reading* Boy held for the juvenile court for taking) ' have yet make payments j divisions and was made up of the fol- I box of the Tonight. and the "Tauda" and Camp, in to Andrew of candy in appreciation their pledges to be present. By Special Correspondent. "Aokiya" auto truck belonging· ' and lowing: work done by them In selling who A M 31:—The Fire Girlg en decorated floats the! Keyes and going out for a ,1oy ride good Early this morning· Boys' Work Sec- Sixty-four out of the 17 6 boys SOUTH BOY, May First Division: Ctrand Marshal and war sav- war en Club A salute was, ;o : Liberty Bonds especially of the Y. M. C. A. Herbert Su- the have made their : William Truex Post No. G'J, G. A. R., Se Snippers Plainfield Wednesday night. Jo-1 H. retary signed pledges James B. Pownall and aides, John stamps. The then dis- one fired over the grave of Capt. Samuel! Stimon, of Perth Amboy, was' ings parade termeister received word from Wil- full payment of $10 and will be pre- j carried out yesterday afternoon jeph Bareniore, George K. Bailey, C. C. Kni- | · wore' for banded. that with to- r>f ceremonies that Coddington before the services irrested by Officer Larsen viola- liam C. Gregg's of Ilackensack, he sente·! the honor certificates the finest this city ens, Hary L. Kmmons, Milton I. Voor- was a held in the Lion of the traffic law. lie was fined, The feature of the parade Would come for some time. The Presbyterian cemetery] 1 be unable to to the local night. lias witnessed ' William H. Brooks; Police pa- was fired overt Recorder Ashley. hees, number of our boys from Camp Dix. and to the The following program has been occasion was that of paying tribute where the final salute f3.50 by fcsaoclation tonight speak j was trol; Jamesburg Concert band; Grand about one dozen in all, who marched of com- the grave of Comrade William Cook. Alex Sandor, of Woodbridgefl I ^ In to war fund In patriotic songs,! jnd to their • boys regards the arranged: Singing ' respect departed Army Veterans, escorted by two troops officials. Rev. L·. B. Mc Mick le made a prayer, ( irrested by Officer Reilly for behind the local the place of Mr. Grefge, Mr. Willis of speaker of the evening, speaking by rades. beingj of Boy Scouts; Lincoln coach contain ! how the male choir James O'Neill Irunk. He was fined $3 by the recor- At P. S. No. Roosevelt's service the International Committee of Y. M. five association boys, telling just On account of the stormy weather Fang, in wreaths; j der, j , g veterans; girls carrying flag was unfurled while all present have their ?10 and their were to and hold gave ""Lincoln's address" C. A. Wîir Work Council has promised they earned they unable parade Gettysburg j councilrnen; of Banner." the j liberty bell; Daughters sang the "Star Spangled to send aïiothcr speaker, who has been feeling of satisfaction by giving J heir celebration until in the after- of Junior Mechan- Liberty; members J After this ceremony came the unfurl- noon, but this did not hinder the peo- I' Women's ice; Christian Temperance ; of the third Liberty f/t>an flag, ple from attending the occasion at Jng I'll ion in float; girls carrying flag; also has a star in it, showing 3otli the Christ church and the St. I which Jamesburg Hook and Ladder Com- that Roosevelt the quota by tktk Mary's cemetery. j topped np pany; Fire Department. over u"' jnL«sAITFR7^ 1 L 11 J the Third Battalion Jamesburg 100 percent. WITHOUT PLATESl Company F, of Second Division. Italian Band; I Militia and the Third Biate Battalion Christopher Columbus Society, Sons of with the Boy ! Military Band, together Italy; girls carrying large flag; Degree Grouts and A. T. Kerr and the Mayor of Pocahontas; school children; citi- Scientific -ouncilmen formed the paraders. The Farmer's Co. zens; artillery; Pennsylvania Railroad Hoffman Is Commissioned *. A. R. men and the clergymen wore Direct Receivers of Pure Butter and Fresh Women's War Relief In float; mem- "onveyed in enclosed automobiles. Elgin DairyStrictly Eggs bers of Red Cross in costume. Bj/ Special Correspondent. The police officials headed the march. J' Dentistry The exercises at Fernwood ceme- SOUTH AMBOY, May 81—Harold At Christ church cemetery a patri- 73 SMITH STREET Perth Amboy, N. J. tery were of a very impressive nature. G. Hoffman, of this city, has received otic anthem was played by the band, j NO PAS John H. Baremore woe in charge and his commission as second lieutenant, titer which Mayor Kerr read Order relatives re- Miss Mary Davison led the singing. word received from him by power and are qualities you \"o. 21 of 1868. Commander of the Health, strength, vitality Our Customers Know These Two Important Facts Featuring these exercises was the ad- '.this week stated. Lieutenant Hoff- Had teeth the Post George Seward, Sr., requested man quire in order to get the most out of life. affect Know What Want dress by the Rev. W. J. 13. Edgar. His is stationed at Camp McClelian, his "comrade in blue" Aaron StilHvell They They where he was the a of the talk was along the lino of being patri- I Annlston, Alabama, entire and testify that large number to decorate the grave of the late R. system, physicians They Know How to Get It otic and in these times. The third high man In the graduating class P. Mason, Sr. optimistic j human ills originate in the teeth and gums. full follows: James- : of the commissioned officers' training Commander Seward then an- We are of the kind of that holds cus- program Selection, a new proud storekeeping school. . teeth extracted and set that fits burg Concert band; reading proclama- *"Yoar old Painlessly nounced Rev. Thomas If. Slater, pas- was tomers like that. tion of President Wilson, Thomas Tim- Lieutenant Hoffman formerly made the same All Work Guaranteed 10 Years. or of the Methodist Protestant with his former the perfectly day. bermao ; prayer. Rev. John Khren- signed regiment* church, as the to make the Ever Offered not know teeth saved. Diseases of the cured. speaker Biggest Specials Before. ?udi- 114th Infantry, but does Decayed gums remarks were stlne; "Star Spangled Banner," address. His very im- as what company he will be as- ence; reading of General Orders, Wil- yet Full Sets of Teeth $10.00 Up propriate. and he took for his topic a signed to permanently. He enlisted a mean lb 49c liam H. Brooks; bugle call and plac- scripture in the Bible, "What Our pure Elgin Butter, per little over a year ago with Company Gold Fillings 1.00 U? ing of floral wreaths on graves of vet- these Stones?" H. Third Regiment at Asbury Park, (None Better) erans; reading of General Orders, Gold Crowns, 22-Karat 5.00 Up Rev. Chapman S. Lewis, rector of and through hard work soon w^cur^d Charles E. Paxton. Jr.; pledge to flag; 'hrlst church, read Lincoln's Gettys- received lb his chevrons, after which he Stiver 1.00 Fresh Sweet Butter, daily, 53c Home Fires sergeant Fillings Up burg Address. After the benediction "Kee>p the Burning," song: for the officers' training Alvin qualified No for Examination or Advice. by Rev James K. Shaw, pastor of the reading, Gettysburg Address," school. Charge Finest Table Creamery Butter, per lb 35c Italian ad- Methodist episcopal church, the pa- Shultz; selection, Band; Lieutenant TIoffmfTan was formerly that can't be dress. Rev. W. J. B. song. rade forme.) again and marched over (Quality beat) Kdgar; sporting editor of the Perth Amboy DR. SALTER Pine avenue and up Augusta street "America," audience: benediction, EVENING NEW3 Cor. SMITH AND STATE STREETS to St. Mary's cemetery. The band Fresh churned butter, per lb 31c Rev. W. J, B. Kdgai. opened with the Star Spangled Ban- (Taste Tells) A IITCBSSFt'L REMF.DV Hours: 9 A. M. to ner and Rev. C. S. I^ewis lead in a All things succeed which really de- a real which short prayer. Rev. D. E. McCurry Fresh from the doz. 36c Consecratlor Restrictions. serve to.—which fill need, egg-s, direct farm, per their worth. The fact that the read Order No. 11, after which Mr. th# term ot prove The Ne xa rite, during bis old root and herb remedy, Still well deeorated the grave of famous Lydla Our White Leghorn Eggs for infants and invalids was bound to Compound, has Michael O'Brien. Sr. consecration, abstain E. Finkham's Vegetable for three generations been relieving Assistant Prosecutor John A. Coan Brand IMilk 14c from every prod act ion of the vine nnd Star Condensed women of this country from the worst staled that. had new Memorial Day from every &lnd of intoxicating drink. forms of female ills and has won such significance and that we can Milk homes greatly Borden's Evaporated 11c He was forbidden to rot the hat! of a strong place in our American appreciate that fact when we see our proves its merit beyond the question his head or to approach any dead woman J. SMERLING friends and relative* marching away to •Milkoiiut Brand Xut Butter (Only 2 lbs. to a customer I, lb. 26c of a doubt. It will well pay any for that same that these even tlwt of his nearest relaUoa. who is In need of such a medicine to Pathe Store of -rth m boy. fight liberty body, Leading Patlieplione men have fought for and who have —Numbers 6:1-21. I try It. j caused to bo so named. Memorial Day 1 Councilman-at-large Frank H. Gordon read the Gettysburg address, Street after which the band again ployed. 148 Smith This was followed by the salute fired Viv .ci τ mor» nf Pom nan F\ Buy Your Thrift Stamps Iîere. Sayreville Board Sends PÂVLOVSKY BROS. Five Men to Fort Siocum BUCt ce?ORS TO P. PAVLOVSKY * BOXB
S \ Y R VILL. M ay 31 :—Fi ve more men from Middlesex Board No. High-Grade Meats—Low Prices •1 of the draft will go tomorrow to of t Siocum. in answer to rail 55G of tl :* provost marshal general. 316 STATE STREET The men will leave the South Am- .station .it 10:08 o'clock In the ru one 27 Branch Store: 441 Amboy Ave· morning". In the party will be Wil- liam Qunkel. John Check and JTcr- nr'îi Mol teg of Sayreville, John Mo- .'