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VOLUME 48. No 9. South Amboy, N. J.,-Friday, June 1, 1928 Price Four Cent*. HENRY MC DOWELL, FORMER LOCAL MAN DEFER DECISION FINE MEMORIAL PRIZE WINNING HEALTH PLAY BY LOCAL, , ON ROUTE CHANGE DAY SERVICES HIT BY AUTO AND DIES FROM INJURIES Director Dey Offers New Plan to Three Cemeteries, Memorial Fountain STUDENTS TO FEATURE SCHOOL EXHIBIT , Board for Cheeiequake Road. i and City Hall Grounds Visited. \ • ' • • •. • ... Exhibit Of Special Activities Of*Publio School Boys Ana\ Seventy-two Year Old Man Crossing Street Near Highland Decision of the State Highway In tribute to the memory of South Coimmission on the plan to re-route Aitrtboy's gallant sons, who have ans- /Girls' To Be Open For Public Next Tuesday Afternoon Park Home When Struck—Driver Of Car Speeds Away Route 4 out of this city via the wered the call of their country in Cheesequake Road was held over to time of war, have 'passed to the great ' and Again In Evening—All Should See The Exhibits But Is Chased And Caught By Motoring Police Officer next week on account of a new plan beyond, memorial services under the •Henry McDowell, of Highland Park submitted to the Commission by Dir-direction of Luke A. Lovely Post, An exhibit of the special activities and formerly of this city, who was ector of the Board of Freeholders American Legion, were held-on Mem- in the public schools will be given William S. Dey. Mr. Dey's plan is to orial Day. j next Tuesday, June 5th in the high struck by an automobile while cross- DIES FROM SECURES EVIDENCE sc hoDl ing Raritan avenue, Highland Park, have the new thoroughfare on the The occasion was marked by the Vf\H ni\7nT?ri7i ' building °n John street. There last Sunday morning, died yesterday line of the present Rosa's Corner first public appearance of the recent- full 1/1 »Ullv£i will be on display the result of the afternoon &% four o'clock in St. Pet- route, but would add about 500 feet ly organized Daniel B\ Sharkey Post, ~r°T~ A ' i. ' w j year's work In manual training, ait, ers Hospital, New Brunswick, from Sayrcvillc Man Fir«t Held at Lockup to the length of the highway favored Veterans of Foreign Wars, which ha_d d In Another Worn-, mechanical drawing, and household v the injuries received. Some hope and Then Removed to Hospital. by the stete. Mr. Dey at a meeting a fair sized delegation of members in an .Homo Eary Morning HouMiarts. Several phases of t,he work in. of the Commission on Monday stated line and whose colors massed, with ihad been held for his recovery, but Michael Saiiolak, of Sayrevillc', „'physical training and music will be yesterday morning due to the serious that the property owners would be those of the American Legion Post, +,'ti demonstrated in two programs given aged about 40 years, was found near willing to grant dhcir land without were carried atHhe head of the par- iU 1 a internal injuries, he took a turn for the Raritan street ibridge over the wait™ ai;d"p^haP8 ma'n7 o^ r >'Tf-'y at 3:30 in the afternoon cost to the State for the building si ade." and at 8:1!i ln the evetll T prize the worse. railroad tracks Tuesday afternoon in the road on this alignment, which Besides the American Legion fir- of the old familiar sayings apply, "B- »* wize was • seventy-two a semi-conscious condition, apparent- seemingly, to a series of incidents health play. "The Rainbow Bridge to yearMrs, olMcDoweld and wal s born in Kingston, tlbey all want, instead of the new in-ing squad and delegations from the Good Healtih" will be a feature on ly suffering from alcoholism. When tersect/ion wihich would require tak 1,-cgion and Veteran Posts large that were noticed and experiencep d by N. J. He_was a resident of this city brought to the City Hall ,by Officer written by the seventh grade class for about sixty-six years, and moved ing additional property. numbers of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts a member of the local ipotice 'force in hygiene, under the direction of O'Connor on complaints of residents and 'members oi' the Polish-American and a fnir companion that had ap- ss to Highland Park to live--with rela- of the vicinity of the Bergen Hill plied to hi™ for help late last Satur- ;Miss "***Mary nmmmHillma n ananad wowon .tanfirst tives following the death' of his wife Society wore in the line of march. ze ln the comt co test anti se railroad station, the man was pro- Shortly after nine- o'clock, the pro-day night-and early Sunday morning, j '"' pr. l.n th?ye^SUt e" ntec t teand " here about two years ago. He wasnounced drunk by Dr. . A. Meacham LUCY SMART IS It -seems that bhe fair one, a Par- a pensioneer of the Pennsylvania cession, with music furnished by the "ft. °"_ * i and was placed in a ce31 to sober up. Italian Cornet Band of Perth Am'boy, lin woman endeavoring to secure a Railroad, having been an engineer in By eleven o'clock that night, wfo«n divorce from her husband some time to these entertainments and" bo in- the local yards. : SOME HIKER left the Legion home on David street spect the work on display. There is - the man did »no: jieem to recover, it Woman Picked U'^Here Sayi Sha'i and proceeded k> the memorial foun- since but lacked sufficient evidence The deceased is survived by three to wholly convince the judge before no admission charge. The folllowing brothers, Harvey and William, of this was tle'ewiod ri8v \blo to take him to Hiking from Pacific to Atlantic. tain at-the Central station plaza, is a synopsis of blie program: the City HOBJ)| for observation, where a wreath of poppies, symboli- whom the case was heard, applied to city, and J«3m, of Irvlngton, and one A middle aged woman giving hor the officer for protection for herself Tuesday, Jun« 5th, 8:30 P. M. sister, Mrs. A, H. Slover, of this city, Without Y6C0VI to any extent, name as Mrs. Lucy Smart, and claim- cal of blood red poppies of Flanders 1. The Italnlbow Bridge to Good tibe man -died. *|hortly after five fields, was placed upon the fountain and two friends wtho were willing to irom winose home the funeral services ing Los Angeles, California as her be witnesses in a visit to a house in Health, Prize Health Play, cSventh will be held on Monday aiteraoon at o'clock on WedneJilay afternoon. The home,. was picked up on the streets by Vice- Commander Welber of Dan- Grade. body was taken to the morgue of The iel F. Sharkey Post, after which the Muehanicsviille section to sec if her two thirty o'clock. Interment will be here Tuesday night and put in the erring husband was visiting the' pri- 2. Songs Fourth and Fifth Grades. made in Christ Church cemetery. Mr. Gundrum Service where it was view- City Hall for safs keeping over night. Legion firing squad fired three volJoys 3. Rhythmic Games and Songs: ed on Thursday by the Coroner. in salutij and stood at present arms vate home under suspicion us shelter- McDowell was a member of Good The woiirmn claimed aha spent her ing the .present object of his atten- First and Second Grades, "We* Wil- Samaritan Lodge No. 62 .Kaiights of Through' Officer Olsen of the Say. time hiking from the Pacific to thewhile Assistant Scoutmaster Skew of lie Winkle," "Httmpty Dumpty," i reville, police depanbmen^ the man's the Boy Scouts, sounded taps.. tions. And the officer gave in to her Pythias, and, the Brotherhood of Lo- Atlantic ocean and "back again for tihe plea, although it was sam&what be- "Luibtoy Lou," "Oats, Peas, Beans," f comotive Engineers and Firemen^ family was located on Mlary street, tan en t of her health. She had just The cortege fihen proceeded across "Did You See the Muffin Mtn?" Sayrevillc .It is tJiouiglht the mancompleted an eastward trip and wasBroadway to Bordentown avenue and yond the usual range of his duties. - He was struck by a car driven by was .coming to this city from his own And was the erring husband loca- "PisMng"; "Jingle Bells"; ''Boy; Giovanni Swxpelllti, of Nev York starting back again she said. When Christ Church Cemetery, where Com- 1 Blue"; "Carrousel". town; when he collapsed. she claimed to have friends in Perth mander Rosenberg of the Legion and ted .'. He was. BnVbarassingly so, not City, who made an effort to g*t »way only for himself but for a married 4. Brill, Fourth Grades. after the Accident, but was caught oi- Funeral services will be held from Amboy that sh« intended to visit, Commander Connors of the Veterans, 5. March, FifUh Grades. St. Stanislaus church, Sayreville, on she -was allowed to go her w»y early •performed the memorial ceremonies male friend of his too, it is said. ' lier a chase by Arthur Kaflchell, While the officer's heavy tread TueBdiay, 8:1B P. M.( 1. The Bain- member of the police force of Uni Saturday morn nig at nine o'clock, on Memorial Day and given wishes of these organizations, and* a stirring bow Bridge to Good Health, Prize > and interment will be made in St. of good luck on her long journey. plea for tihe continuation of the spirit pounded up the front steps and on City, who h*j»pened to be driving Stanislaus cemetery, under the direc- across the front porch, while his club Health Play, Seventh Grade. through Highland Park at th£>ttme erf of .; devotion to humanity , which 2. Fashion Show, JunioJi r High* tion of The Cundrum Service. marked the lives of the de- was resounding, a loud summons to r the -accident. The man was placed come open the door, the' astute fe- School Girls. • -i r iiqoer $1,000 bail to await the out- MUST ANSWER parted warriors in whose memory the 3. Dance, Eighth Grade Girls.' come of Mr. McDowell's injuries, the memorial services were being held, ile book a peek through the side 4. Drill, Junior High School Boys. ball being furnished by Benjamin Fa* CARLWISUR" was made by Rev. Ohas, E. Kennedy, windows—and saw hubby. Saw him 5. Drill, Junior High School Girls. pastor of Christ Church and a chap- make a hurried start for the back tier, of Ra&way. He will now be held OF Uiin( Indecent Language to Of- door and had just time to get there 6. Dance, Ninth Grade Girls. on a manslaughter charge. TO GRADUATE ficial* in Memorial Day Parade. lain of tho Legion Post. Volleys in 7. Club Drill, Senior High School salute of the dead by the firing squad, first—to be waiting for him with -Mr. McPo-waM was rushed to St. From Norlh«a»tern Univaraitjr •» open arms as he stepped out to what Giris. Peter'e Hospital in New Brunswick Civil Engineer, June 20th. Nicholas Monano, of Newark, and the sounding of taps and the playing 8. Dance, Seventh Grade Girls; of the Star Spangled Banner by theihe perhaps thought was freedom. where it was found he had suffered a copmanion, are summoned to ap- TShen, when the erring one turned to a fractured skull,'left arm broken in Carl Wilbur, son of Mr. and Mrs,pear here for a hearing on June 5th band, terminated the services at this D. Beneby, of Second .street, Is a (point after which the march was re-dash back through the house—or four places, three .ribs broken and to answer charges of using indecent anywhere to escape that accusing, NEWARK MAN serious internal injuries. ,, . candidate for the degree of Bache- language to Mayor Kvist and others sumed by way of Bordentown ave- lor of Civil Engineering, at the com-taking part in the parade on Decor- nue, Stevens avenue to Main street, outraged wifely stare, the wife was IS MISSING mencement exercises' of • Northwest- ation Day here. It seems that the and St. Mary's cemetery, where again close behind him—maybe only to in- ern University," Boston .on June 20. Monano car was trying repeatedly to services were held oyer the grave of sure getting a good look at the "other Said To Have Jumped Into Raritan Mr. Wilbur,is. a graduate of South get into the line of cars already in Comrade Edward Thnmraa, recently woman," mayibe so the friendly wit- River Tuesday Night. : Amboy High School ajid was born at deceased. nesses could be sure of his identity. the parad* on Bordentoiwn avenue, But in the rapid passage th«r© ap- Chief of Police Thomas Gleason' N; c JS A SUCCESS Trenton, January 18,.l#03. He pre-and in doing so -were- jeopardizing the Again at Sacred Heart cemeitery, "College Day." Preiented At. High pared at Trentoir and, South Amboy peared another couple, the friend of this morning received word from safety of the Girl Scouts by trying services were held, assisted by the the hujring hubby and another wo- Newark police headquarters that '* • 'School tiit Night High Schools. • At college he played to crowd in between . the girls and reCtor of the parish and after pro- George E. Powers, of 32. Plum st., on the FreShljnsn.'ylbasketfball team, the Mayor's .car, wfoidh \r»s just be- jrian.. And thus, maybe, began the The musical cowiedy "Cellege ceeding back across town by way ofbreak-up of another home. Newark, has been'missing sincKP* 1924-5; on the varsity beam, 1925-6) hind them. When ordered to behave Broadway, the ceremonies were ter- night Tuesday night. Powenj ar Days." presented by the Music de- interfraternity. •'!basketlbai|li 1926-28. soime one in the Monano car, it is al- The Parlin woman, the. seeker af- partment of the South Amboy High minated at the Civil War cannon on ter evidence, was recently awarded pal were riding in a car from jj«n Other activities ''at' Northeastern in- leged, answered with a pTof ane ques- the City Hail grounds by the firing e, y to Keansbur^, and as they appro! School lastnight was a huge success; clude a member 'of the social com- tion as to who the people in the the custody of the two children she it was success financially and in the of a salute by th an tomorrow night at the Legion Slocum, of this city; and two sons, arranged for the card players and PARTY NETS $90 , posed of High School .Girls. was Stev« AJibanesii, of Oak street, who smashed his front end of his cargrounds on David street. The car-Elijah, of Jersey' City, and George dancing was enjoyed throughout the Over ninety dollars was realized in the collision wlhh the head car, nival this year, it is said, has been of this city, with whom she made her evening by others, a. space for the from the card.party held by the t which he claimed gave no warning somewhat of a disappointment in as hoitne, purpose having been reserved down Ataini of the South Ainboy High • AtUMNIASSoT of intending to make a sudden stop. far as tihe attendance Is concerned Funeral services were held from the center of the hall. Tables were Stshool in the auditorium on Tuesday The crash pushed the Nel&on car onand the receipts have not been near her late home at 273 Conover street, placed on the stage and everywhere evening. Preceding cards a short agwnst the Maruk car, with result- aa much as in previous years. Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, else that a space permitted. Musi« business me&ting was called by Mr.,,"* MEETS MONDAY There ate. numerous stands on theRev. George H. Naylor, of the Meth- B, Prank Gominger, the secretary."/] TiCeer o wwill be a meeting ppf • the ant dalmage to all. Summons -for a for the evening was frnwisried by the h Ab Hih Shl1 Ali hearing were issued by the officer in grounds containing many useful and odist Episcopal Church officiating. Powers Players, of this city, and the1 Muss Martha Bychanan was elected South Amlboy High School Alumni prize list, ran to some one hundred President pro .tem. She was given the traffic booth. beautiful lasticles, .ail booths being Interment was made in Christ Church y Association In the auditorium on manned By Legion members. Numer- cemetery under the direction of The •-•- . . the permission of the Association, to #i MMonday evening, June 4 h, .at, prpm- and fifty items. Refreshments were si-.ptly eight o'clock. This meeting is ROTARY LADIES NIGHT ous rides 'for" the kiddies and.grown- Gundrum Service. The pall bearers served to a large gathering to the solicit prizes for the honors in'the • *;'.called by M'ins M. K, Buchanan for uips have also been provided. were sons-in-law of the deceased, additional enjoyment of all concern- various departments in ti.ie high i-Vthe purpose of formulating plans for N-ext Monday night .members of ed. school. "L-.the annuiil Alumni Banquet. the South Amlboy Rotary Club, their HURT WHEN RACING t PLAN FOR BANQUET The usual games of bridge, pinoch- ?}; All Interested and that means wives, sweethearts atid frtenda will, CAR TURNS OVER PLAY AT MASONIC TEMPLE le, and euohre were pkyed. Prizes enjoy the annual Ladies Night of I —»— The annual banquet of the .Catho- were won by the following: " " [S; everyone wiho has attended the high lic'Daughters of America will be held '„'*'school attend this Important meeting. the club, at Jackie Clark's Seacroft James Bloodgood, of Broadway," is "A Poor Married Man" will be Bridge: Mjm. B. Leedon, Mis. J. P. i.' '• 1) Inn, starting promptly at seven-thirty confined to MB home with a fractur- at Jackie Clark's Seacroift Inn presented tonight at the Masonic Weber, Mrs. Harold Filakov, Mr*., o'clock'. A fine'menu wMl be oftfer- ed collar bone, received when his rac-Tuesday evening, June 12th, Temiple on Main street under bhe aus-W. R. Moss,, Mrs. John Coan,, Mw. BUS AND AUTO COLLIDE ed by Mine Hos« Clark, and music ing car turned over on the New Mar-Miss Gertrude Braney in charge. Re- pices of, the Masonic Building Asso-! C. Osborne, Oornelius'J; Ryan, Mrs, •Ehe automobile of Fred C. Mundy, tfor the i dancing win be furnished by k.et Speedway track Sunday after- servations must be made by June 10. oiation. This Is a farce comedy and'Wm. O^Conhor, Mrs. H. D. Llttjell, s of Tiordentownf avenue, was'soin'e- the orefhestai at'thfe Inn. Some en-j noon. "C The toastmistress will be Mrs. Eula- will, in a very amusing manner, de-JMias S. Didbert, MT». E. H. ..Biite'eri •' w.tyat damaged in a collision with a terbainiment will also be provided, I ' After being treated at St. Peter's lia Kelly. pict a feW o, the bust just turning into a side charge, assisted, by Wim., S. Dey, Gco. his Ihomb was picked uip by Ofificer i ' Pinochl*: Mrs. Win. Ma«lterron,:A. Gundrum Jr. Mose Clark and Thor- Mrs. Blanche Rae, fifty-one years Maj90Df B.'Gfohe, Lallan, .'ftntle,' B. * Btreet to make the turn around. The McNulty Millinery Shop Stanton; for partiandlinK nenr • theof ageage,_- Closing out a large assort- Non Playere: Congreinnnnn A .hearing is to be held inter. tral Railroad plaza was re-painted in Mrs. Maude Sangor, of Columbus, O., Ho*fm»n, Arllhur Mack, M>s Helen time for the Memorial Day services ment of women's, misses ant FOR SALE—Restricted nrd DIM brother, Charles Cochran of j Brown. Mrs.-Henry Seiover.Mrs. Mil-, , "" Ii your Radio performing at good on Wedn-esday dup to .the efforts of children's Hats for $1.0 Do you give your youngiteri the and the bo«t service, iniure with Win. USED CAR SALE st very low prices. F ^jpfertram Ave., All improve- cit milk? Why not give them the modern improvements.. Pe rerWi J. O'Brien, Diitrlct Agent, 30 Yenri Our Reputation Behind All Snlei Hupmobife and Olhori ust butter? Blue Ribbon butter It « . ,...r r i nni Experience. Adv. CHARLES F. STRAPB Slrnul), Chrytler Da«l' ^'jfwehts. ;.Iiiqijire T. F. fjulli- the beit,. e condition. Johnson iv irtquire 1. , 32<* 47 Smith Street, Perth Amboy iw Ave., , Southh A> • ton, 265' \ [Main st. Sulnrriw for liif OIDMH. 3S2 Bordentown Ave., So. Atnboy iOjirl St. i ' % I-St., Perth Amber* THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN' •''"\

Ladies Sodality were next. Next in! Miss lAetta Cornvay, «f Stocktonj Mr. and Mrs. Fli of Henry St., line were a group of younger girls, street, enttrtained friends from Kah- moved to Perth Am the past week carrying lillies. 'The assistants wera^way at he*home on Wednesday eve-, next in line with tiheir yttl& Icw«r njng. \ Tor Benefit Old Home Week Fund girls, the speakers next and'then the; • - -ir—-? . • The MODERN Man At High ScHe^AuditoHum li Well Drened NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ft There will be a big card party held ever wdttJessed in St. Mary's church. Notice is hereby given that sealed in th« High School Auditorium on The event touched its high spot bids will be received by the Board --Wednesday evening, June 13th, undurin- g the few moments previous to of Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex •der the auspices of and for the bene- the actual crowning, when Miss Me- County, for the construction of a fit at the Old Home Celebration Ganigle in a picturesque setting held' pipe culvert on the Half-Acre Craii. Committee. Arrangemente are nowthe wneath of roses high above the bury Road adjoining the Calmden: and •all but satisfactorily completed for head of the statue of the Virgin and Aniboy Railroad in the Township of •*he monster affair which is to be re-then to the strains of "Mary We Cranibury and opened and read _ in Seasonable Items 'jplete with a long list That much was decided at special ladder was placed in position day, June 7th, 1928 at 2:00 P. M. • .s • •a meeting of th« Old Home Colebra- at the albar of this Blessed Virgin in Standard Time. , tion Committee held in the Broadway order to make the crowning an easy Drawings, specifications, and forms fire housa on Monday evening. Mr. matter. of bid, contract amd bond for the pro- ' Bobert Thorpe is heading an aggre- . T,he altar was decorated with'many ,posed work, prepared by W. Franklin Housef urnishing Dept •sive committee in arranging for thebeautiful flowers, while burning tan- Buchanan, County Engineer, Tiav« card party in question. dies adding to the splendor of- theJ»en filed in th« office of fehe. said The committee in charge of thescene. Immediately following the Engineer at 176 Smith' street, Perth Think bow coBtpicuoui yoar tforthcotming August) celebration lent crowning, the new candidates were Amboy, N. J., and may bo inspected hat it—how it ind»«M your 5 Piece Colored Canister Set....„ -..:. $1.95 ite approval to the suggestion of theadmitted to the Sodality. Dr. Ed-by prospective bidders during busi- •canl party committee that the tocal ward C. GrMfiu delivered a most in- new hours. Bidders will be ifurnish- character—don't let fumft Ball Bearing Roller Skates ^ _$1.25 busiaess people be canvassed for spiring sermon which was followed ed with a copy pf the specifications adrartita earelounau. II prize"contributions for the benefit of by (benediction, .with Eev. Fathers and blue prints of the drawings by the card party. It is the idea of theLannary and Faijer assisting. ' the Engineer, on proper notice and you're fall faced, lost faeod Ferneries —.„.....-.---_- ^__i_l_$1.95 «onianittee to also and at the same The promoters and their' flower payment of coat or preparation. Bids or arerage, let the »ale*naa time portray to the merchants the girls follow: Miss Sarah Cannon, Hel. must b« made on the standard pro- Lawn Mowers ...— -- $8.00 to $15.00 benefits that will come to them from en MoGowdn and Virginia Orowe; posal forms in the manner designated •ufgett the width of briai the celebration when it is 'held. Mtes Julia Delaney, Ella Steatton and V™™™ and required by the specifica and height of crown that J«> The attendance at the meeting Evelyn Gadamovitz; Miss Mary Hoi- worn, must be enclosed in sealed en- Hedge Shears —. ------.—-$1.95 Morvday night was fairly large and ton, Ursula Downs and Peggy Wadej velopes, bearing the name, and ad •Ignert have created for iT.eH °* ™« "Mder and the name tlie enthusiasm shown for the. cele- Miss Anna Grimley, Mary Lyons and f n your type. • 18x30 Rubber poor Mats -..,. 75c bration more than made up for theMary Grimley; Miss Gertrude Hens- 4? (*« BJ™ar °d MM ho8eloutsiden , addreyed •comparatively, few, considering the berger, Muriel O'Toole and Theresa ° *5 ° °£ ? ^ In our itraw hat* totafnumber of firemen there are, Heston, Miss Helen Lovely, Loretta 13x21 White Rubber Bath Mata_l : :.45c that were at the meeting. That is, Kohler and Euth Kennedy; Miss Mary stiff pr ioft, we them were-consfderably less than half Munn, Mary He-im and Mary Nord- have pro v i d e d Large Garbage Can with cover ..$1,50 of the firemen in attendance although ling, Miss Julia McOuire Betty Far- 5 «very fire company was represented roll and Marie O'Leary, Miss Madgo •hapei and tint to Mto EU bring out the b**t Universal Bench Wringer for two tubs $10.00 sac* * * points of varied Bissel Carpet Sweeper ... .. ---$5.00 • countenance!^ • the enthusiasm Is expected to grow olas, Miss Katherlne Gundrum, Cath- Standard Folding Ironing Board .—$2.50 and $3.50 sfrom week to week now as the date erino Armstrong and Betty Moran, at- ; |2.45 to fg.00 for the celebration draws closer. Miss Margaret Nolan, Peggy Heim *,*« Tumtehed on Covered Open End Ironing Board $5.00 The Old Hams. Committee awarded und Mary McMahon; Miss Kathryn Wor, to The ^1^11 the loving cup for t)he most prdduc- Mullen, Peggy Sullivan and Cather- Q i es tho right "tive fire company woricingiat-the re- ine Nolan, Miss Katlhryn McKeon, Tho board gerV to re- Curtain Stretchers .——- — •.'. $2.95 cent carnival to the Mechanicsvllle Kathleen MloKeHose Company indirectly, actual pr?- and Miss Gertrude Mullano Frances ^V"X o? the V •sentation being made to Mr. Michaol Hennessy and DeLourdcs O'Loary. MEN'S STORE Heavy Clothes Baskets Yess, a bufifelo' member of the Me- New memlbers of the Sodality were ohanicsviille organization. Although Marie Korwin, Anwa Monaghan, Mar- 91 SMITH ST. COR.KING $1.15, $1.35, $1.60, $1.90 not even yet' a full fledged member garet Coan, Mary Sullivan, Anna PERTH' AMBOV of the company in question, Mr.. Yess, Mon*ghan, Helen Whalen,: Madeline according to Mr. F. D. Stanton, who Sullivan, Marie Phillips, Mae Kelly, 14 Inch Long Handled Hair Broom $1.50 made the presentation to Mr. Yess, Mwry .O'Brien, Ruth Leonard. Marie FUN? ^a« the. only representative of a;flre Connors Madeline Ferrin, Elizalbetih Garden Hose, 25 fpot lengths $3.50 1 THE .,. .'*. company that presented himself night Grimley, Marie Leary, Mary Seaman, SPIRI •after night in full fireman's uniform Margaret Weinman, Marie McKeon, OF, YOUTH to take part in flie operation of tlie Genevieve Stolte and Josephine Ab- BREATHES earnivial. Throughout the time tine batiello. " : •>..•'. IN THE TREES, carnival was here Mr. Yess was on ; t> - Through SINGS the' job every night, in uniform and LARGE FIRST COMMUNION ON THE WATER, II. Wolff* Co. efforts did much to insure the CLASS AT ST. MARY'S FRANK S. KABOSKI FEASTS success, such as it was, oif the carni- IN THE GROVES Feltus and Washington Sts. Phone 112 val venture. Mr. Yess modestly toied At the nine o'clock mass at St. AGENCY AND LAUGHS to sidtestep the honor of having the LaTy's church last Sunday morning, tie hundred and twelve boys and REAL ESTATE AND ON THE SHORE OF 'thib «Ms receivedTtheir first communion. LAUGH it would eventually get to the ifire »r- E. C. Griffim distributed bhe 107 S. Pi»» Avenue WITH YOUTH ••company of which he hoped some. comimuiuon. The class follows: Telephone 178' South Ambor Jayito L a member.- GMs: Cabher.n* Quinla^MBrKaret SPECIAL TRAIN TO It wa3 reported by, the committee Yanotka Clara Sisolak, Rita Hell- In charge of the carnival that total JJ"*, Margaret Cropin, Josephine . receipts from the venture had totaled Millazio Mary Cheeseman, Teresa LAKE HOPATCONG «343.00 net , The raport was enthu- Boras, Lorraine O«ConneU,Philfcmina $2.00 ROUND TRIP e *iasticaHy approved. . V f»*»!> . ^ C»*», ^ ¥• SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH McCloud's Meat Market After some time given over to dis- ko-wski, CathenneJDill, Ursula Downs, BLOWING —alto— cussion of ways and means for rais- Regina CoaMey, Mary Mount Rath- TO NIAGARA FALLS ing tho additional funds that will be JW Ooakley, Margaret Kelly;; Kath-. OUR HORN SUNDAY, JUNE 17—$8.00 required to meet the cost;of. holding leen Farley, ;Mary Foley, Helen Ko- 'Leave South Amboy 7:21 A. M this year's celebration, an early ad- ver, Virgihia Mannion, (Mir Geant* Add one hour for daylight time. SPECIALS FOR FRL, SAT. AND MON. journiment was taken because a num- Agnes Coan Marie Letts, Helen Star- We have reaion to do to, and rer oif the men present wanted to get *«*, Helen Woodruff, Mary Dolan •o would you, if you were told away to, go to a .meeting of the Anna Copney, Mary McNamara^Ett- NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Bachelor'« Club Ieen Travmski, Mary Grimley, Alberta time and time afain by >trang- FRESH COUNTRY EGGS DAILY ' A apecM conMnittee •on ways and Ertekson, Beatrice G«aint, Rita Pen- e» "John'So and So tent me -means of cahTassing for funds was Ion, Veronica Marcey, Bertha here, and I. would like yon. to •designated. This coanimittee is head- Sctoulte. •• Breast of Veal __1L_20C Plate Corned Beef.:12c •ed by Frank D. Stanton and the com-l^-Ruth Campion, Elizabeth Scensar, make-me a iuit juit like hi* Skin Back SmokVd Chickens, lb. .._• 25c mittee has decided to hold a meeting Mary Oovell Margaret Brannm, Kei- for he certainly has a wonder- tonight (Friday) for the purpose of en Connors, Helen Coman, Kathryn '-working out ifttaiJed plans lor the Triggs, Irene Sapa2anck, Mildred ful fitting tuit." Hams, lb. 25c Small Fresh Hams_2Sc execution of their particular job. I Zaihn, Patricia Bolter, Jean Nord- A meeting of the coMmlttee in ling, Dorothy Plusteski, Jean J«~ Mr. Man we are proud of Boneless Pot Roast.. 25c Brookfield or Qover- • «haisre of the card party la to be roane, Margaret Bloodgood, Edna these comment*, and we can do Tield at the convenience of the chair- Scally, Frances Stader, Joaepihine Rump Corned Beef _25c bloom Butter, lb. 55c •jmam. Stader Helen Conroy, Dorothy the same for you, all we a»k i( Schussier, Sophie Baker, Marie Ge- a trial to prove to you that we anit, Helen Kosovich, Jiennie Cremal- di, Jeanette Houlday and Mary Mar- can lave-you money on your 135 NO. BROADWAY TELEPHONE 146 tinez, j next suit, wh'ether it i« ready .Boys: John Erickson, Joseph Spi- 'Ceremony—Many Fail To Find Room na, Jfthn, Miailik, Paul Whalen, WU- made from our ttock or made i,\ St. Mary'i Church Sunday. , liaim O'Leary, Frank Stanton, Timo- to order, and guarantee you • thy Sullivan, John Stolte Joseph' fThe magnificent splendor of the Scully, James McDonnell, Adam perfect fit or your money •/nmial crowning of the Blessed Vir- Kierst, George Uhl, Arthur Hoffman; cheerfully refunded. Step in a Home fan Mary at St. Mary's dhurdh on Charles Burfeard, Leon Trokowltz, /Sunday nigiht, again attracted a Thomas Marshall, Henry Sjiger, Sam- today, convince youraelf, and Demonstration sathcring bhat billed the church to uel Quttttroehi, Joaepli Dunn, Jatoes then tell your friend*; the nna capacity and lined tho pathway lesd-| Gordon Frank Ziob. \ng from St. Mary's school to the Edward Covaleski,* Marion Ore- a* other* are doing. We have of the church, It was ngnin impossible to maldi, Bernard Cromaldi, Charles a large line of (elected cloth- accommodate the gathering that turn- StedberNJaimes O'Leary, John Lyons, vi 'out to Avitness what is generally ASbert Sorrentino, Paul^ Ust, Charles ing to pick from and range in _KEHT. •«oneiidered one oi the prettiest, of Hesa, Domonic Afobatiello, Frank price from . . RADIO church ceremonic-s. Dofilllpo, John Kennedy, Charles Mc- 'IV10 distinguished and coveted Lean Frank Menna, Jame3 McCoy, itonor of being tho crownor foil the Edward Kewting, William..'Kohler, $15.00 to $35.00 without obligation lot of Miss Mavy McGoniglc. Miss John Brophy, Daniel Hollywood, Jas. McGoniglu was gorgeously attired iniWuyde, Ro"bort Kerwin, Anthony, . to you! an outfit of white satin and included| Chionchio, Eugene Hnyden, Pastiua- a train which •was borne by two of, Hn Coluoci, Peter Rush, Angolb Se- ller little assistants. She wore a nape, John Coughlln, Frank Nagte MOMENT after veil at tulle,' caught hi cap fashion and Thomas Weinman. A. you welcome our sind carried n bouquet of canna lillies, representative, you interiniiigled wdtli lillios of th« val-101 RANCH iWILD WEST, "will be listening! Hear 'Icy. -Uu- r• trai •n -bearer- s wero Mary ENLARGED HEADS THIS WAY iQulnlnn und Agnes Conn. Indians tind Cossacks; cowboys how this famous set Littlo Catherine O'Connor andan d Bengnlcsej vnquero_ a nnd foreign sounds in your own Anno Marie McNicliolas were the cavalry; (bronchos raid elephants— living room! And how BUILDING YOUR HOME •crowncr'a iflower girls and littlo Gor- theso are some of the 1,100 people it looks! And the ex- don Kress was tho crown bearer. The nnd GOO animals coming to P«rth Am- •entire assemblage of girls and child- il>ovj Wednesday, JHme 8th, with the quisite workmanship! If you would build well, plan well first. Many ren presented a magnificent spec- 101 Ranch Real Wild West), which Tear out this adver- tacle cliiid in their gorgieous costumes boasts the onSy circus parade of mag- a home remains a pipe-dreami because the right fi- •of white. A small fortune in flow- nitude in America. This famous tisement and mail it to ers was deposited at tlhe shrine of show, tin largest of its kind, past or us today—and learn nancial foundation had not been laid. the Blessed Virgin during tho cere- present, hiis added a new spectacle, what radio pleasure is mony. "Julius Oaesar", this year. This strong bank is the logical place to go for Shortly beiforo seven o'clock, those Tho 101 Ranch carries spread of with the At water Kent :5n tho procession started to gather canvas that will crowd the acreage A. C set advice and (suggestions—to help you save the -•ai St. Miary'a school, where, thoyiof tho regular circus lots in the formed in marching order. Promptly I (jreat cities, as tho big top Is 6401>y money you will need and to protect you against •at soven-tjiirty o'cToc-k the proces- 300 feet—30 feet longer than nny every danger to the financial security of your aion loft St, Mary's school and pro- other tent ever built, Name ' .cesdod through tho mass of people Unusually largo wild west and to the 'dhuroh, wihero to the pouls oif rodeo diispluys nltcfnate with Far Home. the owan under tho touch o£ Miss Eastern novelties, and Miller Broth,- Address -Marjrarot Keiwin, tho event began, era, owners of botli the famous 130,- Tho procession wim load by thu al-j 000 ncru 101 ranch In Oklahoma and HARRY'S Telephone *tar boys: John Griiiwefl us cross hear- thes how, hnve apnred nothing to «r; an

Spring Woi s; Over the Sea; Gar- FRIDAY, JUNI , 1928 t etts. f Recitation, Memory Day,) Arthur den Dance, S. rs by Fifth Year. Jngraham. j 1 Sojig, The Concert of .the Birds. LOCAL CONTRACTORS GET 1 Recitation, Memorial Day, Editib MATAWAN-KEVPORT ROAD JOB The South Amboy Business Directory iVeeman, Harriet Emimons, Mary The United Construction and Sup LOOKING BACK Hardy, Anna Bennett, Pearl Coward. ply Company, of this city, were j Recitation, The Soldier Boy, Har-awarded the contract for the widen- REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE CONTRACTORS COAL AND WOOD 22 YEARS vey Watson. ing otf the Keyport-Matawan Road to Song, The Star Spangled Banner. the extent of twenty f«et at a recent (meeting of the Board of Freeholders Adequate Insurance Takes ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS DECORATION DAY PROGRAM of Monntouth County, for the sunn of JOHN C. THOM Issue at June 2nd, 1906 OF PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 2 Most of the Burn Out of Fire $23,876.60. This was the lowest of Carpenter and Plumber The trolley ears did a rushing bus-: Steven bidders and the award was EDWARD McDONOUGH • Salute to the Flag, Song by school. FRANCIS P. COAN iness on Decoration Day. Our Flag, Lorraine Herbert, Ella made subject to the approval of the Jobbing of All Kinds Bromptly borough of Keyport and the State * * * * * Straitton. INSURANCE Attended To COAL COMPANY . Mr. J. E. Voorhees, of New Bruns- Where Poppies Grow Margaret Highway Commission as the • project is being put through under sta^e aid. In Reliable Companies Placed for 248 Bordentown Avenue wick, wjll be the speaker at the af- Cox. . \ .. . . Fire, Automobile, Tornado, Rent ternoon meeting of the P. E. R. Y. Memorial Day, Doris Rathburn, Other bids submitted on the paving M. C, A., next Sunday. job were: E. ,T, MeMierney Bradley U«e and Occupacy, Tourist Baggage, Constance Embfey; Margaret Tice, Employer'. Liability and Life PLUMBING AND HEATING ; ***** Hazel Ward, Olga Deyana, Muriel Beach, $25,306.83; Andrew Keyes, Benjamin Gorniinger ran a nail in Woodbridge, $25,450.90; Fish-Ruth- POST OFFICE BUILDING Yess, . CONSULT 214 Pine Avenue his right foot between tihte toes' on Reading—Gettysburg Address, Jo- erford, Inc., ..Philadelphia, $26,714.' 108 Broadway Telephone 364 Tuesday and ttoe injury is causing seph Bowman. 90; Conrad Sebolt, New Brunswick - South Amboy him considerable inconvenience. Instrumental Selection, Adelaide $26 278.(35; S. S.- Thompson &'Co., South Amboy, N. J. * * • • * Inc., Red Bank, $27,695; Jannorone "If It'. Insurance I Sell It" PHILIP J. SULLIVAN Bowman. —FOR— Last Sunday the Hon. X. H. SIov- The Patriot, Robert Martenstein, Contracting Co., Belleville, $27,865 •o'r and daughter t paid a visit to his The Old Guard, Herbert Dix. LOWEST PRICES ON daughter at Plainfield. On their way Selections, Fifth Grade Orchestra. 46' • ' ' •••" ' FREDERICK II. LEAR PLUMBING AND HEATING they passed the place of Robert Fitz- The House of May," Helen Grace. SURPRISE PARTY PAUL BRYLINSKI simmons and were interested in see- America Song by School. A surprise party was given in hon- Estimate* Given or of Mrs. Margie Kurtz at her itonie REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE • ing his tame lion. It was a curiosity The Stars and Stripes, Jane Gor- • All Work Guaranteed to thifin. don. hnConover street Saturday evening. ***** The Soldiers Graves, Ada Hoff- The, rooms were artistically decorated 210 G«orge St. CONCRETE BLOCKS The first ripe Jersey tomato of theman. in a pink and white, colpr scheme. 106 SOUTH STEVENS AVE. season was brought to town on Friday Upon Memorial Day, Ralph Davis, Gtaies, dancing and singing were Phone 217 PORTLAND CEMENT ' of last week by Mrs. Francis Hartle, Robert Morriss, Harvey Nau. enjoyed throughout the evening. of Cheesequakes, who presented it to Vocal selections were rendered by C.T. MASON Decoration Day Hymn, Anita Hou- (»juice«iOf to it, V. M&BCH) Fi-ed Potty, clerk in H. Wolff & Co.se], Marie Tihomsen, Lillian Jfau Miss Mnrjrie Kurtz, accompanied by ALL KINDS OF store, Fred says it was delicious. Joseph Bilder on a banjo. Raymond GEORGE M. MORTENSON ***** The New Memorial Day Louis Wis- niowski. Fisher' and Tom Ready of Perth Am- FEED AND GRAIN The case of Charles B. Burnett boy gave an exhibition of the Var- Plumbing and against Frederick KiltoWrall, on con- Lind'en Tree, Pupils from Sixth sity Drag. Francis Powers and Bpb -Ma-erne* ' tract for $170, was tried in the dis-Year.' Haekott sang "What A Wonderful trict court on Monday morning in Home Sweet Home, Natalie Reese, Wedding That Will Be". Stella No- Retiable UNITED STATES Companies - Seating Old Lehigh and Wilkcs-Barre •Perth AWiiboy. John A. Lovely rep- Dorothy. Stegway. • rek nnd Stanley Schultz Rave nn ex- Our Soldiers Harry Stober, Ed- EXPLOSION INSURANCE resented Mr. Burnett. hibition of the Spanish Tnngo. De- Eitimatei FurnUhed on Requett ***** ward O'Connor, Elmor Schira, Alph- licious refreshments were served. The invitations are out for the onso Nicorvo, Clarence WcnUel, Ed- NOTARY PUBLIC COAL marriage of Mr. George Clayton ward Yess. ,- ' Those present were: Misses Claire 321 MAIN ST. Nieltopp, Estclla BuTkard, Stella No- 231 First Street South Amboy Center and Elm Sts. Spurr, General Secretary of the P. Our Country's Flag, June Manhat- rek, Beatrice McCarthy, Margie Telephone 24S R. R. Y. M. C. A., t» Miss Oatherine tan, Beatrice Peterson, Eleanor Hart. KurU wf this city; Anna Skalanck Roberts, of Juniata, Pa., on Wednes- Our Flag Colors, Song, Fourth and Florence Dnnple* of Pei-th Am- J. M. FAREIR, South Amboy, N. J. Phones: day next, at high neon. Mr. Spurr Year. boyj Messrs. Jjowph BBder, George is seeking a house here and as soon In Flanders' Fields, Francis Cough- Stevcnsoa, Raymond Flther, Joseph So. Amkoy? So. River 9 as he secures a suitable one will go lin. "Halasz, Stanley Sdiultz, Alfred Sor- to housekeeping. In'the meantime, Tha Sleep oif the Brave, Norman G. T. WILHELM the young couple will reside on Sec- en«on, Thomas Seedy, Ron*ld Mor- Insurance of All Kinds ond street; where Mr. Spurr has Sanitary and ROOFER ' boarded for aiwne time'.past. •• *<*••• • - OMUMT Heating Engineer' , . Mr, William Sullivan has turned "** tiie rooms over his store into oEfices. •inir M Attorney Joihm A. Lovely now occu- RICHARDSON t BOYNTON MICHAEL PHILLIPS •>ies the front suit of rooms, and the TMaVlMlM Wri VAPOR SYSTEM Mar rooms are occupied, by Pierce & CMOICE m Him iir. tomni auno? SLATE AND ASBESTOS Watson, Richard Heuser, Civil Engl- 'HOT WATER AND STEAM . i>jeer,.*nd by the South Amboy Real- ty ,Co. A line entrance to these ROOFING rooms will 'be soon built between that . FOR SALE BUILT-IN TUBS AND SHOWERS ' and the avdjoining building making them easy of access and attractive Attractive Properties at REPAIRING ae a business location. Telephone*: 292; Rei/309 ***** LOW COST The impressive service of crowning 22* FIRST STREET Of AU Kinds To Roofs the statue of the Blessed Virgin was PRIDE ' . " EASY TERMS held in St. Mary's church on Sunday For Particular* Sea (Bet. Stockton St. and Broadway) Our kutchars faal a Tfl. W? 38S Rarifaa «t evening and the edifice; was crowded SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. to the doors. The statue was crown- priil* ia aalllni atir - MOLLIEE. SALMON ed by Miss Catherine Oasey and the mult '• that coma* di> ,Missea Madge Majnoney and Helen PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER PAINTS, ETC. ESTIMATES Welsh carried the crown. It was a factly from tha know- NOTARY PUBLIC very interesting ceremony. The girls ledfe that thajr can coniciantioutljr (narantaa aaeh who will graduate Irom the Parochial sala a* a hundred par cant maat val«a. Ta)U U la- 549 Main Street Telephone 4S5 FURNISHED sch»ol received their medals as mem- deed aa unusual atatt of affair*. But it ia eommon- Soatb. Amboy, N. J. • bers Of the Sodality. • , 'place to tie. ' ' Pbone 323 * * * * * { EUGENE A. MORRIS HEADSTONES The^Brunton Piano'Co. has opan- Fra»!i F»h Every Wedn..d»T aad Fddajr , ' (Successor to A. T. Keir) 1 ed a large store at 114 Broadway, .where they will sell pianos, records "Shop Her* put Stvc" EDWARD J. O'CONNOR Paints, OUs and y Varni«hr» and> sewing maohines. Mr. Harry REAL ESTATE Partecn wiM, be'the representative RTKA UB RilOPi. jBritahiea, Glass. Uronutn, Of All Kind; -' in charge and.gives assurance that CHOICE MEATS ALBERT JEROME . every ehdeavor- will be made to suit Notary Public Manufacturer ol 110 N. BROADWAY PHONE U« Leaf, 8U(«m. Rte. the public in general. 123 N. Broadway Htgh Grade Granite and •,.'*,••*•* WALL PAPER ' EJtctrlc Lightt for Jameiburg Telephone 67 4-W TShle itioroug1}! council inarpecial ses- C A T S Marble sion At Jamegburg -Monday night, MILK AND CREAM £88 Fint Street South Amta graritjij a five year franchise to the Manalajpan Lighting Co., of Freehold PIANO TUNING ' to erfefrti poles throughout the boro R. A. CASEY streets. Tlie corapahy will furnish ^.67 First Mtieet the borough haW and fire headquar- MILK CREAM ters with lights free. Twenty-four WE H. MARTIN Ttlaphono 250 South Am boy •candle -power light will be used in Phpne 267 847 Catherina St streets at a cost oif $11 a light per PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS year. : TUNED AND REPAIRED * :• ***** TAILOR Water Materi for Red Band HARDWARE 2S4 Fint St. South Amboy, N. J. • The bof'ougfhl council of Red Bank has passed an ordinance for the use Telephone 138-M Otf water (meters. Heretofore many ALEX YOUR TAILOR oi the water userfc -have paid a faucet TRUCKING E.t. Since 1899 \ rate. The new ordinance reduces the Wtte from f8 per thousand feet to $2. 121 BROADWAY . \ The minimum rate for ei year will be Oppoalte'Station '• $6-and the meters will be furnished HARDWARE ELMER S. PARISEN bjr the borough free. . - «»wa. PUnat, Baaman, CARTIlfG OF ANY KIND SUITS PRESSED BY HAND—H^

• * * * * * befall, Braew, Bin, CMMI*, OriOa CRATING AND SHIPPING Other Alteration Moderataly < . MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES 'tor aD Htebaav*. W Priced \ Exercises appropriate to Memorial 313 David St. South Araboy BOMWIM IIVM, DRY CLEANING \ Day were held ja .the public sthools Telephone 109-M 'oh Tuesday afternooh, and were well of evtty working day somebody- M Pre-War Pricee | rendered by the fttsplls. The pro, Work Done by Experienced Map grama were as jpplloWsj :; buys zBidck -Year after year it DENTIST , • SPTOOL fop. L , AOBIT to* S«|it» made to order. The prie* J« , SHBRWlN-WlLUAflH right to meet your pocketbopk. Singing, pfcil CohnMbiav - Wiifc& twice as many buyers as X-RAY GAS Recitation,Boaes, iQla#s Johnson, ' PAINTO Lottie Rohiujis. . . ItecitatioSi, *He Flag Albove the any other fine cat L. ROSENTHAL School HouSe !6i>oi, GeAt-uae Smith. Paints, Olb, Vaniahes, Wh*» - Recitetiofe We Dftttk Your Grave, y «Mth the know). know one reason for if popular*, Lead, Bnameto, Stalu, •Bessie Pre#>«u , M ; .ihtt iiht overwhelming ity—ft excels in 'beauty. Tiic ' Potty, and Ghisn Tailor •' Recitation, -Blue and Gray, Harry diy tX AMnica'* fine car miirate you drive tt you'll dis- (i 1. BerfBn, 178 Stvnoa a»« WORK CAJULED FOR •DeGraw, ' Recitation, Memorial Day, Merlon y arc miking the tame wise cover* fatther reason—it excab! corner Flnt atrwt AND DELIVERED Ktfble. . affection arid eftjdyiiig the wune in wfbt«.tioq|«M. performance.j woodcrful utiifaction. And*vh«nyou compare valueaj Td'lephon* 402 PJwme 7* Singing, The Star Spangfled Ban- RADIO > AND PIANOS ner, you'll have the Ml ttory—for, Office Hour. B to 12—1 to S P. ¥ 103 South Aroadway Thi« ttkKt brilliant of fine din nowhere is there a car to fine *a& Recitatron, The'Old Flag, EljzaJbeth EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Qufickanlbosa. enjoys two-to-one leadtnhip in dependable at a price so remark- WE SELL Sooth Amboy Recitation, Decoration Day, Harry it* field and hat nutintained tit -RADIO, PLAYER PIANOS dbdbl«l . Ittdtrthip, not for « wttk or « AND PIANOS DR. F. mm Recitation, Our HeroeB,- John month, nutytar in ana ytttr out The judgment of America it White. rincc the tarty Jays of the industry. mighty eood judgment to bank DENTIST , Recitation, Our Flag, Marian Bank. mng KtHUlu mete ICE AND TRUCKING on. And America, by • two-to- 116 N. Broadway Singing, Columbia, the Geun of the The minute you see Buick you'll HARRY PARISEN FORD DUMP TRUCKS Oceani one vote tella you to buy a Buidi. Truit Co. Buildins 127 David Street ' Phone 109iM SCHOOL NO. II South Amboy FOR HIRE Soti£,.My Country 'Tis of Thco. 1, SEDANS #1195 to *199J ' COUPES #1193 to * 1830 I Quotations, Helen Wortley, Ella SPORT MODELS #1195 to JIJ2J ! ACETYLENE WELDING FRANK GORCHESS Jonas, Carrie Nimpsoh, Antoinotta dtlpricaf. 1.1. Plkl, Mick., tmrnmtnt utuht tidti. ThtG.il. A. C.fine*;! pUit, Iht uMl' Korr, LeJa Roberts. Recitation, Memory Day, Hnzol FRANK MINNICK B09 BORDENTOWN AVE.' Webb. JOHN J. CROSS South Amboy, N. J. Recitation, Decoration Dny, Mary ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Keogan, Ruth Cooke, Hattie Christ- iWHBN DBTTER AUTOMopiLES ARE BUIVT . . . BUICK WltL BUILD THGMI ELECTRIC AND Telephone 685-R ian. HOUSE AND POWER 6-10-6t 'Piano Solo, Mildred Dents. ACETYLENE WELDING WIRING Sons, Hunter's Song. ADVERTISE RcctOition, Memorial Day, Marion General Repairing •/ Cnsftidy. All Kind* of Electrical Repair Word IN THE Scott Avenue { Recitation, Tho Lost Grave, Will- Telephone 14B-M CITIZEN v lard Alcntt, American Auto Co. fotiff, Columbia, tho Gem of the South Amboy, N, ,1. 319 MAIN STREET BUSINESS DIRECTORY V Ocean, S8 French Street New Brunswick, N. J. Telephone 9. A. 2(J6 SOUTH AMBOY flulwcrllw tut Ue Vltlwo. Recitation, May ; Day, Mildred THE SOUTH AMEOY CITIZEN

FBIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 the parade iby the famous police band Mabe-1 Selover, President, Miss Janet SHERIF SALE (as to course .or distance) to •iietyninb /e-tenth, of Mexico City. Van Oleaf, devotional leader. IN CHANCERY EW JERSEY northeast comer of said Ft «&' east eight clu , thence (4) Plans are under consideration to 7:30 P. M. The peoples song ser- —Between P Verner, Com fawn; theaiee (4) northwesterly t ,,outh thirty-three' degnSeB west thlr-, bring along: s Mexican army polo vice, installation pf Bpworth League plainant, and .U*. H. P. Fe«ly the line of the same to the pla< of teen chains and ninety links to tb» team to j>lay during the convention. officers and sermfan fay the Pastor, and Isabel H .lton Feely, et als., beginning-.. .Containing two an a .-first mentioned place of beginning. Matches may be arranged with teams Wednesday 1 A5 P. M. Devotiona Defendants. . Ba for sale at half acres more or less; bounded Containing ten acres and thirty-aix representing- Fort Sam Houston and service and election of trustees. mortg-ageu remises dated May 9, northerly by said highway and |Bar- one hundretbhs strict measure. Fort Bliss. A few reasons why we go to ohujch 1928. clay's line; easterly by land of I said Being a part of the tract of land To give a glad hand to- those whose By virtue of the above stated writ, Richard Mount, south by said Ftfely's returned to'Samuel Leonard August FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL f>rms are strahtini> under the- luad. to me direcitled' and delivered, I will farm, and -westerly by said John • A. 24th, 1750, and Recorded in the Sur- CHURCH To save the Sunday, the Btble and expose to sale at public vendue on Joknstone's fanm, * veyor General's off ice at Perth Am- Rev. Elijah P. Reed, Pastor hence America./ • • . Wednesday, June Thirteenth, FIFTH TRACT: The first lot begS boy in Book No. 8 oif Surveys, at page,. Phone 193-R To accept *nj invitation rather than Nineteen Hundred and at a stake on J. J. Gordon's land dis- 92 and known as Plain Bog Tract. LECIONLSMS, A place for ybu in any pew. Any obey a comimand. / Twenty-Eight tant twenty-five chains and eiglky SIXTH TRACT: Beginning at the 1 distance of eight chains and five Unk3 BY "DUTY WILD" nationality;, stranger or friend. Tp meet "ail sorts and conditions' at two o'clock (Daylight Saving links from a scragged, white* oak twe 10:30 A.M. Morning worship on the plane of brotherhood., Time)! in the afternoon of said day on a course northd4l*y-seves degrees on a course of north fiifty-fiv« degrees With Congress Hearing the closing Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, and west; thence (1) as the needle then and forty-five minutes west, froan a days of its present suasion, the •H you think liheae are worttiy rea- at thejSWiiK's Office in the Cityoi reception of members. sons co-operate with us. We will New Brunswick, N. J. pointed in 1853, north fifty-seven de- white oak stump, being the beginn- Remitters realized recently they must 2:30 P. M. Sunday SdhooJ, William grees west, thirteen chains and twen- ing 'corner of the aforesaid Leonard do *i>methlng to get -their names in look for you next Sunday. All fthfcse certain tracts or parcels M, Emmons, Superintendent. Your of land and premises, hereinafter par- ty links, along said Gordon's line; Tract and from thence running as tile paper. They had accomplished presence makes us all .glad. -»- thence (2) still along his line; north the needle pointed November 17th, nothing in the way of -legislation and Mculairly described, situate, lying and 7:00 P. M. Bpworffli League, MISB for t» OUlan. , being in the Township of Madison in seventy degrees east eleven chains; 1876; (1) north fifty-five" degrees and the only way they could possilMy get th«nce (3) still along said line, north forty-five minutes west ten chains any publicity was tiirougui the sport the County at Middlesex and State of Ifew Jersey. eighty-eight degrees east (four chains along the line of said Feely to a pages and so tfiey decided to put on BUS SERVICE and fifty links; thence (4) still along stake; thence (2) still following his same ifform of athletic contest. Pres- FIRST TRACT: Beginning At a said line, south sixty-nine degrees line north thirty-four degrees East ident Gooli'dge evidently forsaw what scragged white oak tree marked on thirty minutes -east two chains and thirteen chains and ninety links to would bake place, he very likely SOUTH'AMBOY four sides with ancient marks stand- ninety-six links; thence (5) south a stake; thence (3) still 'following thought they would stagte a track NEW BRUNSWICK-SOUTH ing- one chain northerly from PUin thirtyrtihree degrees west twelve said Feely's line; south sixty-seven ane«t itnd he beat them to it by an- AMBOr—a Bog Brook being the most northerly chains' two links to the beginning. degrees and forty-five minutes east nouncing a number of months ago South Kivor and New Bruns- or lower corner of a tract of fifteen Containing ten acres strict measure- ten chains and twenty-five links to a that lie "did not choose to run. in acres of meadow land known by the stake; thence (4) so.uth thirty-four wick. 'name of John Jolly's meadow and is ment. 1S>28", so that left the President and BUM leare Bottemtowm Avene degrees west sixteen chains and ten the tnack meet that some of thie mem- tHe -beginning corner of a tract off Xhe second lot begins at a stake «•« oitr ' distant eighteen chains and f iv« links links to the place of beginning. Con- ' Ibera were in favor of out of the Week days: 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 7:36, fifty-eight acres and a half surveyed taining fifteen acres. question. 8:0W0 A.M., and every 30 minutes un- and'returned to Samuel Leonard on fro.m a sCraggy w'hite oak tree, be- til 3:80 P.M.; then 4:10 P.M., 4:40 ing the beginning cacner oi & tract Decree amounting to approximate- P.M., 6:10 P.M., and every 10 min- the 24th of August, l?60, and re- In casting about for another sport, utes until 5:40 P.M.; then every 8.0 corded in the Surveyor General's Of of land returned to Samuel Leonard ly $3,100.00. ' ,baaeball was Anally agreed upon and minutes until 8:10 P.M.-, then 8:30 fice of Bast New Jersey at Perth Am on the 24th day of August, 1760, re- Together with all and singular the arrangements went forward rapidly P. M. and every 30 minutes until boy in Book 33, page 92, ttonce as corded in the surveyor's office at rights, privileges, hereditaments and for a taseball gniie. Members of 12:00 midnight. appurtenances hereunto belonging Saturdays: 8:30, 7::00, 7:15, 7:30 the needle now. points (1) North Perth Amboy in Boole G3 folio 92, on both parties were in favor of the A.M., and every 30 minutes until Afty-eight degrtees West thirty-nine a course north- fifty-nine degrees or in anywise appertaining; baseball idea, the Republicans had 12:00 noon; then 12:20 P.M., 12:40 chains; thenco (2) north, sixty-nine fifteen minutes west from said tr&e; WILLIAW S. HANNAH, (failed during the entire session to P, M., and every 30 minutes until 4:10 P.M.: then ovory 20 minutes degrees east eleven chains;' tnemce thence (1) north forty-seven degrees Sheriff. make a favorable impression on the •until 11:60 P.M.: then .12:00 mid- west, as the needle now points, seven FREEMAN WOODBRIDGE, .public with any of the legislation You can get the best food (3) north eighty-eeven degrees east night and 12:80 A. M. four chains ai.d fifty links; thence Chains and seyemtyHfive links; thence $107.10. Solicitor. thpy tad advocated and this appear- Sundays: 6:80 A. M. and every SO (2) north thirtyjthfeo degrees east 5-18-4t ed to be the only imeons by which mlnuteB until 12:00 midnight. served anywhere in the city (4) south seventy degrees thirty min- twelve chains two links; thence (3) they would toe alble to make a hit. The BUSES FOR HIRE utes oast forty chains and thirty links Botacribe (or tba Oltltea, (the foregoing courses and distances • Democrats who were eating but two Public Service De Luxe buses when you eat at the. afford a splendid meant of tarry' being along the line of Oho uiforesaid meals a day in order to contribute to flfty-eight and a half acres); thonco a fo^nd for a Democratic presidential ing parties to the seashore, moun- campaign this year : saw it was their tains, theatre, or to athletic or CENTRAL LUNCH (5) north fifty-four degrees thirty- only ojpipbrtunity to get to the plate1* ' ether events. They.are ideal for, six minutes east eleven chains to the three tmes in one day and th* sug-| • picnics, outings, or tours. 225 Smith Street westerly line of land formerly be- Phonti Zmtrson 9700, Ext. 86. longing to Isaac Emimons; thence . gostion was .immediately adopted.' (6) along said westerly line north . The Democrats soon had their team Perth Aniboy thirtytof;, Sayreville, that the- property owners would be those of the American Legion Post, mon s tra ted yesterday morning due.to the serious aged about 40 years,'was'found near willing to grant their land without ."A woman scorned," "To them that!^ , i , m two _ program* given were carried at the head of. the par: internal injuries, he took a.turn for the Raritnn street bridge over the cost to the State for the building of wait," etc., arid perhaps, many other i '•"pectivel8 8 :1y5 at 3:3eV0 me thge afternoon pr e . ' the worse. the road on. this alignment, which ride.' -; • . \ „. of*heold familiar sayings apply,!,P"! * , "U R - T' ' p v * railroad tracks Tuesday afternoon in Besides the American Lpgion fir- seemingly, to a series of incidents health play •&* Bmribow Bridge .to- Mr. McDowell was seventy-two a seml-conscioua condition, apparent- they air want, instead of the new in- years old and was born in Kingston, ly suffering from alcoholism. When tersection wihich would require tak- ing squad and delegations from the that were noticed- and- experience- d- b -y Good IleaHih will be a feature on N. J. He^ was a resident of this city brought to the City Hall By Officer ing additional property. 1,-cgion and Veteran Posts' large a member of the local police force written by the seventh grade class for about sixty-six years, and moved O'Connor on comiplaints of residents numbers of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and a fair companion that had ap- to Highland Park-to live with, rela- of the vicinity of the Bergen Hill and members of the Polish-American plied to him for help late last Satur- Miss Mary, Hill-man and won first • tives following the death of his wife railroad station, the mall was pro- Society were in .'the line of nrurch. day night and early Sunday morning. prize in the' county contest and se- here about two years ago.. He wasnounced drunik ly Dr. . A. Meacham LUCY SMART IS Shortly after nirio o'clock, tho pro- It seems that the fair one, a Par-cond prize in the state contest. » a pensioneer of the* Pennsylvania and was placed in a coil to sober up. cession, with music furnished by thelin woman - endeavoring to secure a The public is most cordially invited Railroad, 'having been an engineer in By eleven o'clock that night, when _JOME HIRER Italian Cornet Band of'Perth Amiboy, divorce from her husband some time to these entertainments and Oo in» the' local yards. the man did not seem to recover, it left the Legion homo on David street spe-cp t the work on display. There is Woman Picked Up Here Says She't nnd proceeded to the memorial foun- sine* but lacked sufficient evidence The deceased is survived by "-three was deemed advisable to take him to Hiking from Pacific to Atlantic. to wholly convince the judge before no admission charge. folllowing- brothers, Harvey and William, of this the City Hospital for observation. tain at the Central station, plaza, whom the case was heard, applied tp is a synopsiis oeff thh e program: city, and John, of IrVlngton, and oneWithout recovering bo any extent, A middle agod woman-giving her where a wreath of poppies, symboli- the officer fo*r, protection for Herself Tuesday, Jun« 5th, 8:30 P. Mi ' sister, Mrs. A. H. Stover, of this city, tjbie man died shortly ' after five naim« as Mrs, Lucy Smart, and claim- cal of blood red poppies of Flanders and two friends who were willing to 1. The Rainbow Bridge to Good! •from wttose home the funeral services o'clock on Wednesday ufternoon. The ing Los Angeles, California ag herfields, was placed upon the fountain Health, Prize Health Play, eSvenths home, was picked up on tho streets be witnes&s in a visit to a house in will be held on Monday afternoon at body .was taken to the morgue of The •by Viet Commander Weber of Dan-MeohanicsviiHe section to see if her Grade. Gundrum Service,where it was view here Tuesday night and put in the iel F. 'Sharkey Post, after which tho 2. Songs Fourth and Fifth Grades.. - two thirty o'clock. Interment will be City Hall for safe keeping over night. erring husband vvas visiting the-pri- - made in Christ Church cemetery. Mr. ed on Thursday by the Coroner. Legion firing squad fired three volleys vate home under suspicion as shelter- 3. Rhythmic Games and Songs: The woman claimed she spent her in salute and stood at present arms First and Second Grades, '-'Wee Wil- McDowell was a -member 'of Good Through.Officer Olsen of the Say time hiking from the Pacific to tho ing bhe present object of his atten- - Samaritan Lodge No. 52 .Knights of while Assistant Scoutmaster Skow of tions. And the officer gave in to herlie Winkle," "Humpty < Dumpty," "Pythias, and the Brotherhood of Lo-reville police department, the mnn'f Atlantic ocean and back again for thethe Boy Scouts, sounded taps, "Luibby Lou," "Oats, Peas, Beans,'* family wan located on Mlary street, benefit of her health. She had just ,, The cortege then proceeded across plea, although it was somewhat be- comotive Engineers and Firejnen. Sayreville. It is thought the mjan completed an eastward trip and wns yond the usual range of his duties. "Did You See the Muffin Man!" . He-was struck by a car driven by Broadway to Bordentown avenue and "Fishing"; "Jingle Bells"; "Boy was conning to this jejty from his awnstarting-back again she said. When Christ Church Cemetery, where Com- >&And was the erring husband loca: Giovanni SwpelUti, of New York town when'he collapsed. . Bhe claimed to have friends in Perth ted. He was. Errfbarassingly no, not Blue"; "Carrousel". City, who made an effort to get away mander Rosen-berg of the Legion and 4i Drill, Fourth Grades. Funernl services ,wili be held from Ann-boy that she intended to visit, Commander Connors of the Veterans,' only,for himMMkhut for a married 1 after the accident, but was caught af- St. Stanislaus ctburch, Sayrerille, on •he waa allowed to go her way early male friend ^of his too, it is said. 5. March, Fifth Grades. ter a chase by Arthur Katfchell, a Saturday mornnig at nine o'clock, on Memorial Day and- given wishes performed the memorial ceremonies While the vMicer's heavy tread •Tuesday, 8:16 P. M., 1. The Rain- ' rriber of the police force of Union and interment .will , to mad*«In • St. of good luck on hef long journey. . Of these orgianiMtiqns, and a stirring founded up tiie front steps and onbow Bridge to Good Health, Prize- v, who happened -to; be/driving StanislauH cemetery, under the direc- plea for bh« ex setting for this romance of Ameri- of the ear and that they didn't know Name Society there was held in St. ^ ^n'and welg,Te'a 160 Ibs. He has who he was. They were released to MRS. ELIZABETH GOMINGER Mary's Hall last night a card party fclue red hair an(, is rl blfl(L ppear for the future hearing with that turned out to be the biggest | \ g Mis. Elizabeth Slocum Wihen ]a&l seet) he wore a b xie siT e • attendnnce was very good: near the the advice to either produce the of- Main street and Stevens avenue. Ac- fender or be prepared to assume the fifty-five years of age, season. Although the entire af-;of,^o^ .v,.^ \r,™n* finding the Tihose playing the principal parts evening at Rose Hill oaiiiianuiu, •WOT© as follows; Darwin Dillon, Mar-cording to statemJEnts of fohe drivers penalty themselves. • k fair was hurriedly gotten up in some-|^|; ^'"d to ^mnTunlcate at once of the cars affected, a oar driven by Hawthorne, N. Y., where she hadthing less taa week, there was an with Ifce ,hea,dquarters he.ie; garet Ei'pipetrt, FTwen Lawrence, Eliz- Jo'soph Maruk, of Conover street, this LEGION CARNIVAL CONTINUES been taken a week previous for treat- (attendance that overtaxed the facul- abeth Bloodp-iod, LaMont Ingrahaon, p cityit , stoppetd d to picikk up some ac- TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ment. The deceased is survived by a ties that were provided and many de- " Louise Vnr, Pelt, Oliver Peigelbeck,' husband, Jacob, three daughters, Mrs.siraus of joining in the.pleasures of MSanvel Ewnoneit, Reinhold Dexhelm- quaintances, .Right behind this car ALUMNI CARD wns one ddriveni , b y RRaymond Nlelsfrn The annual carnival of Luke A. Mary Tici of Keyport; Mrs. Minnie the evening were unable to get ac- : er, Fred Reese, William Peiglebeck, of Parlin. Behind the Nelson car Lovely Post will continue tonight aridi Wfaigler, of Woodibridge, and Mabel commodated. Some sixty tables were PARTY NETS $9(T Woldon. The chorus was com- was Stevfi Alibanese^ of Oak street, -tomorro. , w nigh_- t, , at th. •e _ _Legio - n ,I Slocum, of this city; and two sons, arranged for the card players and posed of High School Girls. groundou nd s8 oonn DaDavid street. * The car-i Elijah, of Jersey City, and George dancing was enjoyed throughout the Over ninety dollars was realized " who smashed his front end of his car Sf , , . vW street. ^Thecar-i nival this year, it is said, has been! of this city, with whom she made her evening by others, a space for the from the card party held by the in the collision with toe head car, Alumni of the South Amboy High which he claimed gave no warning somewhat of a disappointment in as home. puiipose having been reserved down ALUMNI ASSOT far" as the attendance Is concerned Funeral services were held from the center1 of bhe hall. Tables were School in the auditorium on Tuesday of intending-to make a sudden stop. evening. Proceeding cards a short The crasih pushed the Nelson car onand the receipts have not been near her, late home at 273 Conover street, (placed on the stage and everywhere 1 tas much as in previous years. Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, else tthat a space permitted. Music business meeting was called by Mr. MEEK MONDAY agunst the Maruk car, with result- B. Frank Gominger, the secretary. ant dainvnge to all. Summons for a There are numerous stands on theRev. George H. Naylo-r, of the Meth- for the evening was furnished by thp />.' There will be a' meeting of tho 1 grounds containing many useful and odist Episcopal , Church officiating. Miiss Martha Buchanan was elected :*South Amiboy High School Alumni hearing were issued hy the officer in Powers Players, of this city, and th1e the traffic booth. beautiful articles, all booths being Interment was made in Christ Church prize list ran to so^'e one'hundred President pro tern She was given ' Association in the auditorium on manned by Legion members. Numer- cemetery under the direction of Theand fifty items. Refreshments were'the permission of the Association to •.Monday evening, JunG 4 h, at prom- y 1 ROTARY LADIES NIGHT ous rides for the kiddies and grown- Gundrum Service. The pall bearers solicit prizes' for, the- honors in the ptly eight- o'clock. This meeting Is served to a targe gathering to the various departments in the high ' called by Miss 'M. K. Buchanan for —o— ups have also been provided. were sons-in-law of the deceased, . additional enjoyment of all concern- Next Monday night members of ed; school. the, purpose of formulating plans for the South Amlboy Rotary Club, their HURT WHEN RACING, PLAN EOR BANQUET //. The usual gaime%of bridge, pinoch- the annual Alumni Ban-fjuot. wives, sweethearts and friends will,- CAR TURNS "OVER le, and euohre were- played. Prizes All initerested and that means PLAY AT MASONIC TEMPLE enjoy the annual Ladies Night 'ofl —»—: The annual bunquet of the Catho- were won by the following: everyone wtho has attended the high the club, at Jackie Clark's Seacroft j James Bloodgood, of Broadiway.is lic Daughters of America will be held 1 "A Poor Married Man" will be Bridge: Mrs. B. Leedon, Mrs. J. F. ' school attend this Important meeting. Inn, starting: jwotonptly'at aeven-tihirt/ confined to his home with a fractur- •at Jackie Clark's Seacroift Inn oh presented tonight at the Masonlci Weher.. b ,, MiaM . HarolHld d FiJskov—••••- , "- o'clock. A fine menu wll be" offer- ed collar bone, received when his rac-Tuesday evening, June 12th, with Teimjple on Main street under the aus-j W. R. Moss, Mrs. John Coan, Mrs., • BUS AND AUTO COLLIDE ed by Mine Hose Clark, and music ing car turned over on the^ New Mar- Miss Gertrude Braney in charge, Re- •pices of the Masdn{;c Building Asso-'c. Osborrie,,.(Jo'rnaius' J. Ryan, Mrs. for the dancing-will be furnished by ket Speedway track Sunday after- .servat'Ons must be owide by June 10. ciationi This is a farce comedy and: Wan. O'CoTinor^Mrs. H. D. LHtell,' The autoino'bllo of Fred C. Miindy, The toastmistress will be Mrs, Eula- of Bordentown avenue, wns some- •bhe orchestra at the Inn. Some en-jnoon. v wiU, in a very amusing manner, de- j Miss S. Djelbert, MTS. B. H. Bulner» ,.w.hat damiaired in a collision with a tertainment will also be provided. I After being treated at St. Peter's lia Kelly. r A brief, history of Oho Methodist i] Chaixh in South Aittboy TJie Methodist Episcopal Ohiirch South Aniboy1 was organised in 63, __.„ _ . . 'I-JSW. » ?..*'}, Trenton Dist., N. J. tonight until next Thurs- day Till* Empire presents an unusual array of good pictures. Many prom- DOI House (now Sayrevilie), Old inent itars appear in their latest) pie- and SJotsWood. Through the turee. ". - courtesy nf Mrs. Maria Stevens, wife Tonight Tom Mix appears in "The John. Daredevil's Reward" along witfi No. 3 "Vultures of the Sea", capacity ho v. John H, . blessed the star of "Un- ! ii.poasi- ni to 'build a church. A lot was secured on Broadway, deeded to the Church, tho Mlovi.jg Considered his • " ' '• deed:" JoKri knFHu as and

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SK »< «,„ M v A T R Tl E sen' the notes of response that this radl all next week g trains thW ° P»on«r *M received during the To introduce the unequalled quality of our tires to more

24 eairoom of four million motorists, we shall give a qual- death of believe,",he, says of thes letters, " I possess the greatest s' *• ity cigarette lighter free to every indicator 6f •public tas by any man in this country." purchaser of a Michelin Tire jd 'The majority of letters coimc .from 'I mg: 1893&lflt, ittt wawas the smaller cities of the middle -west) •wherei, twice each week, on tomorrow and all next week. e first afternoon and Monday evenings, It's as fine a cigarette lighter as ydtt eve* saw-1-*efficient, good» looking/

will Heed-any titfes this winter-^-and of course you will—the tiriie; tc> buy them is Now, g the individual letters re- edifice now stand? Bro. , » . ^ , ^ great as ^ords that s0 rapidly did cross section of American life—its 1894, the corner ston* was laid institutions, its hospi the new churoh on tals, prisons and poorhouses, centres of ndustry and lonely outposts of i)pril 21st, 1896 a day of gre«t «- civilizatiol)f But a eeneral division finds no more than three large groups Boy. He also records that at the _ are f€ssionally ,ntw. ey«nm? service Soutt Amboy Metdo- music i« d ^ bhe R 4oam witnwed the largest gathering Ml/"LI broadcasts as an interesting experi. it ever saw, every part of the church who compose •ho ng thrown, open and wnphte^ ft t ^ ee family setttag of the country, <4,Ued and at the close of the seraion » d ]ook / th ^di form of by Dr. Hanlon Bishop Cyrus ?.»«. "ntertainment; and a third group, en- in i v n groceeded to dedicate the ohurcn and j d from e ^ ,of life> who . |ba. people who for years had been icon8ider he ppogTalms a necessity. longing: for a new house of. worship Of the four. mii],on ietters, only raalned their deaire and were most g,ightljr imore than 12';0(»0.'are unsign- ed. Contrasted with these are the " 1890 Rev. W. S. Barnart was 12 000 wWch not onl have the sig. -,:,>•••• n/iiited as Pastor, aeryitvg the a«,-s, but tangible : ircli for three years, during vihich t f the sen '' h--. i,iiuie tho present .parsonage was built. f of bheir p,ftCes in'the worid. in touring the five years tHat Rev. C.£ pll(jkages are prospectuses {j. Millar was pastor, many improve- / reltoious cults, health plans, MicheiinTires are absolutely ments were imado: 1008, the finishing _^,w 3^^ of achievements df the Ohurch toVor, the kitchen ond (inw]£/and m^or^ concert program the best tires on the market d l Installation of gas anil fixtures in the d 1 represented. baeomont: 1812, Installation of pipe 4,000 separate today. Our experience sho\f s M«an at coat at, about $2,400. poems and thousands upon thousands During t»he six year pastorate of of the letters containing verse in one they average 4000 or 5000 Itev. J. E. Shaw, the church 'and par- form or another. The original draw- sonage suffered great damage from ings sent in letters would fill an art more miles than other good . the Morgan explosion on ,Oct». 4th, ; and gaimiples of native pro- 1018 and the work of repairing the would provide' material for a tires—10,000 moremiles than parjnnago property was well under o sized .museum. ««y w.Hcn Rev. G. W. Abol camu to The longest letters are written by many cheap makes* Yet our U8 as pastor in 1919 under whose the mothers otf children, and they re- guidance tha repairing and improv- lato in detail the moments of joy that prices on Michelins are no ing of tho property was completed thc youngsters spend with Roxy. The and other improvements made among stylo of writing varies with its source more than you'd pay any- thorn boinjf the bile floor in thu hall but the basic message is the same, and the cement walk in front of the whether the letter comes from New where else for standard tires. .property. Milford or Newport. These are not During ' tho pastorate of Rev. A. only the longest but the moat appre- C. Brady, un additional piece of prop- ciative of the' collection. erty was purchased so that the A unique group of letters, over Michelins are safer, too, be- •church property now has a frontage half a million in 600 packages con- oi 272 feet on John street with u tain Invitnt'ions to Roxy to share a cause they are more skid- debt of only approximately $1,800 Sunday dinner and each of them otttside thc coflt of tho improvements holds out a particular geographical proof. Michelin has made now being coiinpletecl. inducement. There Is Maryjnnd chicken, Massachusetts pie, Virginia, Vermont muple Byrup and Califor- seme important discoveries AUTUMN LEAF , nia sunshine. It is tht^ clnini of Roxy that these invitations could supply in producing rubber that re- OUTING him and hiu family with Sunday din- ners for three1 generations. sists skidding on wet or icy Although to Roxy this mass of let- Above is illustrated the new Michelin Supciv $2.80 ters is a btarofWe'ter, registering his roads. That's particularly —TO— success of his broadcasts, they might tread Tiro — ;i really wonderful achievement also be usi^d as the* basis for ah ex- intportant at this season—• fn tiro making. It is built especially to deliver MAUCH CHUNK haustivu study in psychology. , The mileage under modern tlrivinpconditions. High linguist Tftigiht use fcndm ns wie m^anu with winter just around the speed, fast starts, quick stops, concrete roads—* AND SWITCHBACK of discovering- Wai dialects. They all hard on tires—have no terror* for thi* re- uontiiin authentic example's of the corner. Come in. markable produce Sunday, October 14th dlffcrencnce between life in one lo- aalc. and that of nnother. They proy.e that entertainment values vury with 7:50 A. . Perth Anvboy 7:54 A. gfloKTitphy, nnd thnt mornl ntnndaros are « mnttei" oi location. Quaint J. M. TICK Returning leave Mauch Chunk at pl'oof of this i* A letter fi'oni a wd- «:30 P. M. iiinn in Cuh-o, 111., who trticiUtrht it improper to represent the popular Telephene S. A. 421 205 Main Street d^rtoKhiOOk Ttcktit« 80 Cunts Extra music of Germntiy with ''Aeh, (111 a purchased on Excursion Train. lifbo Attgustln," because Hi requires "four itlaasM of boor 'b«foA a »oni NEW 1ERSEY CENTRA^ like th*t i« «un« In dwent -!.-<«»««" m THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 192' NEW JERSEY'S FAMOUS ORDINANCE NO. 254 ( SPOTS LISTED IN BOOK ON ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP SOUTH AMBOY CONCERNING Listing hundreds of historic places GARBAGE AMD ASHES. w.iiich the .patriotic motorist should BE IT OilDAlNED BY THE LOOKING BACK see "Historic Roadsides In New Jer- COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY sey" has just been published by the Gas Is the Ideal Fuel OP SOUTH AMBOY: 22 YEARS Society of Colonial Wars in the State 1. That it shall b« unlawful for of New Jersey. It was while Gover- the occupant of any dwelling house, • nor of the society that Charles Lath- store or other building to place Of rop Pack, of Lakowood; inaugurated causa or suffer to be plated on any- Issue of Oct. 13th, 1906 the work that resulted in the publi- For Heating and Cooking public street or other place, any , John Lund, of Maxville, left town cation. garbage or other wuste containing • on Oct. 4, for a two weeks' sojourn ! The book is done in red and black water, unless such garbage or other at Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he with the seal of New Jersey on the •waste has been thoroughly drained will attend as a delegate from Gorm cover. The illustrations are excel- of its moisture and wrapiped up in a • Lodge No. 86, the annual convention lent and a map in the back of the These Heating substantial paper, and deposited in a of the National Lodge of Danish book showing the roads and locations suitable receptacle as heretofore • Brotherhood. '• of historical places is particularly provided. • A new .«tore front is being put in valuable. Appliances 2. All waste paper, excelsior, the building now occupied by Gin- •Much history has been made in rags, old clothes, bedding or other ter's saloon. This will make a fine, New Jersey since the first authenti- Give Clean, rubbish or refuse of a like nature, improvement to the property. cated visit of any European, to what which will scatter if loose, shall not Miss Lillian Roddy had a pleasant is now the State, was made under .be placed on ;my public street or birthday party on Monday night at French authority by de Verazano, a Comfortable placw for collection unless it is fas- her home. Quite a number of her in- Florentine, who in the spring of 1524 tened securely by tying or otherwise. timate friends gathered to make the dropped anchor within Sandy Hook. Warmth 3. All ashes, stones, broken brick occasion a pleasure to her. ' In 1614 Cornelius Jaicobsen Mey ex- .or other refuse not suitable for burn- John Nau has mov«d into his newplored hhe lower Delaware. In 1623 ing shall be deposited in a suitable •house on Gordon stroet. Mr. NauMey built Font Nassau on the east- receptacle. has as pretty a little home as could ern bank of the Delaware River near 4. Any person who shall violate be well desired and certainly has the present site of Gloucester City. Gas Steam Radiators either of the foregoing provisions of something to look at as a reward for In 1633 a trading hut was estaiblishc this ordinance shall forfeit and pay many years of hard work and person- at Paul us Hook near the present site a penalty not exceeding the sum of, al sacrifice that is very comforting. ] of Jersey City. For Public Buildings ten dollars, nor less than two dollars, The eighth grade pupils of School ; Historic places in the Revolution- for each offense. No. 2, under the supervision of Miss ary period in which New Jersey had 5. This ordinance shall take ef- Helen Brown, went in seai^ch of- such a big part are 'set forth in lo- In rooms that are not in constant use fect upon its approval and publica- chestnuts on Wednesday afternoon. cation and picture. Names every the gas steam radiator is an excellent tion in the manner prescribed by law. They were in a fair way of meeting school boy knows are found on al- heating arrangement. It lights instantly Notice witiii great success, had it not been most every page. At Bordentown, Notice is hereby given that the that an accident happened. Edgar the book points out, once lived Fran- and soon brings a comfortable tempera' foregoing ordinance was passed and Brower had climbed a tree and fell , cis Hapkinson, J. Feniimore Cooper, ture to the room. Special prices now adapted on its first reading at a to the ground. No bones were bro- Clara Barton, Richard Watson Gild- regular mating of the Common ken, but he received a shock that er, Patience Wright, Admiral Charles effective at Public Service stores begin Council-of the City at South Amboy caused him to be helpless and he had Stewart, Joseph Bonaparte, once at $33.05 cash. The Gas Fireplace Heater held on October 2nd, 1928, and that to be token to his home. King of Spain) Prince- Lucien Murat it will be taken up on Its second and and the daughters of Joseph Bona- mayi be had in different styles— Hhird reading and final passage at a Celebrated Hi. Eighth Birthday parte.5 ' : . wood.fires or coal baskets, or at- regular >m&eting of the said Common A party was given at the. residence tractive period designs. No work Council of tho City erf South Amboy of Mr. and "Mrs. John Lund, of Max- | Trenton and Princeton and t/he to be held in the- Council Chamber in part ehoy played in the-Revoluton involved as fuel is always ready. the City Hall in said City of South ville, on Saturday, in honor of Mas- are given ample space in the publi- Prices.bcgin at $16 cash. ter Edward Oiristensen's eighth bir- cation,, the data for which is set forth Amboy on Tuesday, October 16 1928 thday. It proved a merry occasion by counties. The Governors of Now at eight o'clock P. M. at which to all present. A fine birthday cake Jersey from the time of Philip Car. * • • tJtore and place any person interest- was presented by Mrs. Mitchell. This teret are listed. lit is interesting to ed therein or aftftefced thereby will was displayed on the. table, and In a note that some, of thorn were gover- bo given an opportunity to be heard circle on the cake were eight lighted nors of New York also. The Reznor G. Prank Dbbrow, candles, representing each year of City Clerk at the City of Master Edward's age. Among those Wall Heater present were Mrs. Nielsen and daugh- Figure in Satire SOUTH AMBOY omt^ ters Eva and Bmflna Nielsen, Mrs. ISSUE OF OCTOBE R12, 1928. Christ Miller and son, Mrs. Hans Xbe Salmon are flctli'louo charac- Peterson, Mirs. D. H. Brower, Mrs. ter* In Swift's "Gulliver's Travels;" A. Mitchell, Mfes Karolyhe Munck. They are slaves of the Hnuyhnhnma, SHERIFF'S SALE or harnnfnlk. and possess the fnrm of IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY- 'They are coming"—The Bartletts botb inau and horse. They are a sat- Between MOHGAN TERMINAL with four big lea.guers, under the ire on the human race. COMPANY, a Corporation, Com- management of James F. Brady, will plainant, and JOHN P. NEIDEK- cross bats with the Y. M. C. A. base- MAN, et al., Defendants. Fi Fa ball team at Stevensdale Oval, Sat- STATEMENT OF THE OWNER- Davy Garage Heater for sale off mortgaged premises urday, at 3 P. M. The polica will ship, management, circulation, etc dated September 17, 1928. keep strict order on the grounds. required by the act of Congress of By virtue of the above stated writ Come one, come all, as a hot game August 24, 1912, of the South Am- Soon Pays for Itself to me directed and delivered, I will can be expected. boy Citizen, published weekly at expose to sale at public vendue on South Amfooy. New Jersey, for Oct. hanfis on the wall. Lights instant-. The line up of the Bartletts will ]y and quickly ta!ccs tho chill from WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER be: Coan, If; Lovely, 2b; Gallagher, 1, 1928. • Lessen the depreciation of your car. TWENTY-FOURTH, NINETEEN c; O'Connor, &b; Lenahan, p; Cam- State oif 'New Jersey, County of Keep a garage heater buhiing and there the room. Gish price is $i9.50. HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT pion, rf; Duggan, ci; Delaney, ss; Middlesex, ss. will be no danger of the engine freezing On terms 521. at two o'clock in the afternoon of Kelly, lb. Before me, eginning of the Its fine mahogany finish makes it Middlesex and State of New Jersey. belief, a true statement of the own- a fitting accompaniment to fine BEGINNING at the Northeast company's history the plant has kept ership, management (and if a daily growing steadily and surely. Another furniture. Moisture is supplied by corner of Tract No. 1 of the. first paper, the circulation), etc. of the allotment which in the division of new kiln is now in process of erec- aforesaid publication for the date a vapor tank. Cash price is $80. th« estate of James Lamlbertson was tion, additional shop facilities are shown in the above caption, requir- On terms $85. set off to Merey Owen; thence (1) constantly beinlg added, and these ed by the Act of August 24, 1912, North twenty-six (26) degrees titty- mean an ever increasing payroll and embodl-ed in section 4,43, Postal two (62) minutes East four hundred our merchants must eventually per- Laws and Regulations, printed on' fifty-eight and fous» one-hundredths cieve a decided direct benefit bhere- the reverse side of this form, to wit: (468.04') feet to the southwest cor- tfront, and as our borough, shall be- 1. That the /names and addresses ner of land formerly belonging to came more and more attractive as a Morgan, now Morgan Terminal Coa- place of residence to t/he employees, of the publisher, editor, managing editor and business managers are: pany; thence (2) North twenty (20) further benflets will become appar- degrees, thirty-two (32) minutes ent among us. Publisher, The Soutto Amibojr thirty (30) seconds West eight hun- * * * • • Printing Co., South Amboy, N. J. dred eighty-aix and sixty-nine one- SEPTEMBER HONOR ROLL Editor, J. Melford Roll, South Arrange to Have Gas hundredthB (886.69') feet to land School No. 2, Eighth Year:. Ruth Amboy, N. J. fownexly otf H. C. Perrin*, now Mor- Clyimer, Howard Davis, Jda -Webb, Managing Editor, J. Melford Roll, gan Terminal Company; tihenco (3) Victoria Weber, - Gladys Ernmons, South Aiwboy, N. J. House Heating This Winter North"•seventy-six (76) degrees West Elizabeth King, Mildred Oliver, Fer- Business Manager, J. Ed/ward Coo- Six Hundred «ighty-4h*ee dinand Rufner, Josie James, Elva gam, South Amboy, N. J. f Pepplor, Clyimena Bergen, Bertha 2. That the owners are: (Gire Have gas heating installed now and and thirty-three one-hundredths Burkard, Rosa Rehfuss, Jennie Man- be free this winter of furnace duties (683.33') feet to a corner of land names and addresses of individual An Oven Meat conveyed by Erwin Tice and wife to hattan, Malile Slovor, Emma Sylves- owners, or, if a corporation, give its and varyirig temperatures in your rooms. ter, Lena DUforow, Katie Becker, El- name and the names andtaddaeas^soif Charles Oertel by deed dated Novem- la Ward, Margiaret Clymer, Lewis stockholders owning or holding 1 per Gas can be applied to your present heat- Regulator Gas Range ber 10, 1917, and recorded in the Clayton, Klttie Hause, Bertha Blood- cent or more of the t»tal amount of ing system whether it be steam, vapor, Middlesex County Clerk's Office in. good. stock.): .'.•"'"• for "'59.75 cash Book 620 of Depds page 198; Sixth Year: Dorothy Bergen, Dai- hot wate.r, or warm air. thence (4) South seventy-four (74) Marian Roll, South Amb»yVN. J.f Raritan enamelled gas range degrees forty-eiehit (48) minutes sy Bunting, Clarence Wheeler, Edith J. iMelford Roll, South Amboy, N.J.; West three hundred sixty-four and Freeman, Ruth Strattoh, Hattie Era- Harold G. Hoffman, SoutV Amboy, N. Consult'Public Service house heating with own heat regulator and top mons, Josio Comipton,.' Peter Banks, sixteen one-hundredths (364.16') J., Catherine Segrave Monaghan, CN> engineers. They can make an estimate burner lighter is outstanding value feet to the easterly side of the Hazel Letts, Helen Peb&raon, Natalio teret, N. J. ai this special price. South Amboy-Chee.-aquake Road; Chatton, Samuel Sprague, Marion 3. That the known bond holders, of the cost of equipping your home with Cassidy, Willio Chrlstain, Myrtle The range may 5J? pu xhircd on thence (5) r.long thbonds, mor- hundred twE-ntyjtwo f.nd sixty-two er, Clarenco Thoppe, Thomas Louns- tgages or other securities are: (If No charge is made for this service. $4.85 monthly for 12 i.ionihs. one-hundredths (122.62') feet»; Ibury,- Mary Hardy, Hazol Mason, there are none so sbatc:) None. -thence. (6) still along snid road South Holen Sichuyler, Ulmer Burldard, 4. That the two paragraphs nebct seventeen (17) degrees forty-six Honry Wefbb, Milton Rue, Charles above, giving tho names of the own- (4G) minutes thirty (30) seconds Heath. ers, stockholders, and security hold- E.tst four hundred ten ar.d fifty-one ers as they appear upon thei books of hundi-adths (410.50') feet; thence 2nd Fifth Year: Marian Banks, (7) fit-". 11 along said road South Charley Hulbbs, Martin Balrd, Ed- tho company but nlso in cases where (64 ward Strnusses, Harriet Manhattan, the atooWholder or security holder np- eighteen''(18) degrees forty-six min- Bona Hnrtmanii, Frances Olentozak, peara upon the books of the company utes thivty seconds East six hundred Hcabh Noble, Anna Manakor, Leon as truteso or in any other fiduciary fi-Tty-seven and twelve one-hund- Compton, Fred Isoley. relation, the name of the persons or redths (U57.12') feat; thence (8) Fourth Year: Henry Nilson, Wilma oorporaition for whom such trustee is still along said Road south twenty- Breilner, Elmer Dill, Nelson Taylor, acting, is given; also that the said one (21) degrees forty (40) minutes Ponrl Rul'mvr, Howard Waitt, Carrie two 'paragraphs contain statements thirty (30) seconds East thirty-one Ely, JHV Skiimiinons, Eddie Bucknlcw, embracing affiant's full knowledge and twenty-one (31.21') one-hund- Gertrude IUibbs, Nettie Disbrow, and belief ns to the circumstance.} redths foot to the northerly line of ! EVERYTHING FOR THE WRITER snid Tract No. 1 of the first allot- Hazc-l Connpton, Theodore Sanders, and conditions under which stock- ^i^ltt^lty!l!y3^IB«liyai«M»«IS«lK«l; ment set oif to said Mercy Owen; Robnrti Clyimer, Alexander Rilter, holders and security holders who do | thence (!)) ulong the northerly line George I'Vi'dmsin, Alfred Droyling. not appear upon the bo'ok.s of the The MODERN Man Is Well Dressed of same South seventy-ei^ht (78) de- Third Year: Stella Odium, Bmmn company ns trustee, hold stock nni grees fifty-eljrht (58) minutes Enst, , Lukie, Mary D/.iekan, Mary Press, securities in n capacity other than seven hundred sixty-t/wo nnd ninety- Clara Ulooilgo'od, Harry Smock. lh.it of u bona fide owner; and that four one-hundredths (762.(14') feet Soi-nnd Year: Evelyn Capsldy, this affiant has no reason to believe to th . place of BEGINNING. nnrenco Putersnn, Elsie Applnj?ate, that any other person, association, t Emily Nelson,, Clarcmce Gorminger, or corporation hns any interest direct CnntitiiHng twenty-eight and Helen Hwul, Worry Ilulit, Josephine or indirect in the suid stock, bonds, eighty-four one-hundredths (28.84') Saunders, J. Melford Roll, Sarah or other securities than so stated by BRIEGS tic res. LouiiRhury, Blnnfhe Bunting, John him. Doc-roe lumounting to approximate- FiOeli, Hnsirl W(vhl), M'nry Clmrcimki, Office Supplies "nil Stationery 91 SMITH ST-COR.KINC, • PERTH AMBOY ly $0000.00. Alien ltmM).i, Kdwanl Cliiuruski, Ben- f>, That tho average mimber of copies of each issue of this publica- FRANK WOGLOM TAILORS-CIDTHIERS-HABERDASHERS- Together with all and singular, tho jamin Sohuylur1 , Khloui Roberta, Hcr- ri^l'li, privleiKOK, hereditaments and tort, l-JprujriH , I'Viinri's F/mmons, Mil- tion sold or distrilmitcrt through tho Perth Amboy 1 mails or otherwise, to pnid subscrib- 197 Smith St. appurtenances thereunto belonging ers (luring -Ih« six months proceeding or in anywise appertaining;. Fir«t Ycw>r: BiNrnioe Kdwnnls, tho dato shown nbove is: )This in- WILLIAM 8. HANNAH, iClaroncn TlidinnR, Noniimn Kdwanln, formation is required from daily pub- Sheriff. Kfldin Chrislinn, Milton ITiiinnnoll, licuUonfl only). KAW'UKL IX HOFFMAN, OeorKi1 Ifumiimi'll, Lcniy Stialilim, Curm Mnlnrin nnJ quickly reliovei DURANT FOURS AND SIXES $40.74 Solicitor. Li'ilian Sours, llowi Dn-yliiur, Etlmund J. Wolford Roll, Riliousneii, Hendocliet nnd Dinl- Sales 0-28-4t Mack, Leroy I'nlk, Olnrn Van HCVCII- Sworn and tmbscribed to before mo noni duo to temporary Constipation GARDNER 8-IN-LINE s.m« iXiT, Mildred Ainploirato, Beiitrice Sel-tliU 8th day of Oct-cuhcr 1JI28. Aiili in eliminating Toxini and li 14S New Brunswick Ave. Parth Ambojr, M. J. owr, riernleo Milln, Plomon Pollock, John S. TonuiBzewski, highly eiteomed for producing eopl. Telt.pl.on. P. A. 27tt fllinrlpi) Manon, of First street, Tohn Pollock. Notary Public N. J. ioim watery evacuation*. IIIUI I purchased a llnick Bcdan. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

Uncle Eben "ton cuo't believe all you hear*." TO THE PUBLIC: said Uncle Eben. "Might; few so- Now ii the time to increase tke MEMORY RECALL . pranos is as good as what de radl E J. SCULLY value of your home, by having elec- f announcer says."— Wnshlhctpp Star. tric light! instilled. FUNERAL DIRECTOR by . •'. .' We are having a special tale oa Attempt Worth While wiring and fixture*. There Is comfort and belp la pur Office and Residence: 316 George Street EDWIN BENT We will wire complete, includiar i suit of the Ideal perfection, eveu Pbora 661 ..;•' Director tliough the Ideal '• never reached.- fixture! nothing else to buy, Slr WIHIrm Osier South Amboy, N. J. 5 room houiei for $85.00 of the 6 room homes for $90.00 7 PASSENGER AUTOS TO HIRE. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Edwin Beat Conservatory of Musical 7 room houses for > $95.09 8 room homes for $100.00 Art, Throughout New Jersey W. E. SPRAGUE & SON PORTIA STREET . (Editor's Note: This is the 61st one to which moat care is given. It There are real bargains in these columns. TEL. 602 in the series of special articles that needs little attention at the bands SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. throw light on many phases of of the instructor; although much steal topics that are at interest to care must be given in the matter''of our readers. Other topic suggestions the first impression. may bo mailed to this newspaper or It is to the recall, which is the dir.eet to the Kdwin Bent Conserva- third process in memory building to tory of Musical .Ant at New Brunsr which greatest care and diligence e leave wick, N. J.) . must be directed. Athough all three The South Amboy Business Diredroy The progress that all branches of memory fuctions imust be entirely science has imade during the first reliable before success may be ob- quarter of the present century has tained, yet it is to this third process everything been more than shared by psychol- that so little attention, is directed. REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE CONTRACTORS COAL AND WOOD ogy, especially its, very important Most students will carefully observe su'o-divisioji that includes the func- a new composition and readily re- as we find Adequate Insurance Takes ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS tions and phenomena of memory peat it in strengthening their reten- JOHN C. THOM training. Modem scientific research tion, but all too few are those who Most of the Burn Out of Fire has been very profita'ble to those will build up a reliable recall by ifSexceptyour Carpenter and Plumber groups of artists who rely for their putting away the music and devot- FRANCIS P. COAN EDWARD McDONOUGH success most strongly upon a depend- ing faithful periods doily in recall- coal-bin. That s Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly able momory. Actors, musicians and ing the entire composition with no INSURANCE Attended To COAL COMPANY public speakers as well as many other aids than their reception and our idea of skill* In Reliable Companies Placed for M6 Bordantown ATOMM other groups of professionals are retention that hava already been Fire, Automobile, Tornado, Rent more than dependent upon the ready built up. The subject of recall is fid coal-deliver)t Use and Oacupacy, Tourist Baggage functioning of a reliable memory. the hardest teat to which the memory Employer's Liability aad Uh PLUMBING AND HEATING COAF The tripartite division of the pro-may ibe subjected and for this very ceases of memory cannot be dwelt reason it is the memory process to POST OFFICE BUILDING CONSULT 214 Pine Avenue upon with sufficient «nphasis. Ke- which the greatest volume of time 108 Broadway Telephone 364 ceiptton, retention and recall are theshould be devoted. To properly pur- South Amboy three divisions into which all m-enum- sue this endeavor one must practice South Amboy, N. J. "If It's Insurance I Sell It" PHILIP J. SULLIVAN ie processes divide themselves. the recall away from notes and in- —FOR— strument until they are able, to write The reception ot any impression, down their part of the entire score LOWEST PRICES ON ftwst, line of prose out poetry, phrase completely from memory, indeed, PLUMBING AND HEATING •of music or paragraph of an oration this practice of writing out their solo FREDERICK H. LEAR PAUL BRYLINSKI m directly dependent upon the from memory is an indiapensible part Estimates Giren -strength and accuracy of the first of their studies. It may seem a REAL ESTATE-^INSUBANCB All Work Guaranteed impression is directly measured by tremendous difficulty during tho the interests and effort _ brought tio first two or three compostions, but Swan Hill Ice and Coal 210 George St CONCRETE BLOCKS tear during the initial perusal. Most the results to be derived are so sat- 105 SOUTH STEVENS AVE. •everyone who sets about memorizing sfying that once three* solos have Phone 217 PORTLAND CEMENT • musical composition may easily be- been thus learned the memory has Company come adept in the mastery of »n. in-ibeen so stimulated and strengthened C.T. MASON give reception. As a matter otf fact that other compositions will follow 146 Henry St. Tel. 840 (guaoMMr to B. P. MMon) ALLKINDSV ; this part at memory building is quite with, gradually decreasing effort. GEORGE M. MORTENSON often more than fairly well accom- Paderewski could re-write the entire J FEED AND GRAIN plished by a large proportion oi stu- piano literature of Chopin with in- \ OLD COMPANY'S Plumbing and dents. 'However, those who do notfallible accuracy, should every exist- make this sure beginning tihus abso- ing score be destroyed. Harold Bau- LEHIGH ANTHRACITE lutely preclude any success with their er could re-write th& entire piano OL.CII.CO.lllt Reliable UNITED STATES Companies Heating Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre ' memory. The pawietrs oi accurate literature -of Sahumann under the observation cannot be cultivated too game circumstances and many other EXPLOSION INSURANCE Estimates Furnished en Request ,*Mpidu.qusly in the effort to bring great -artiste could easily perform COAL ''ilbout the desired results. equal feats of memory with the com- NOTARY PUBLIC 321 MAIN ST. Retention is the second process in positions of th'Hir favorite master. Center and Elm Sts. memory building and its successful This is one of the many reasons for 231 first Street South Amboy Telephone 24S operation deipends upon the number their success and any students who «f repetitions that are accurately will follow in their footsteps in this South Amboy, N.'J. Phones: made of that ftot impression. Many detail alone will be tremendously re- J. M. PARKER, •musicians are quite faithful in this warded by immediate success. In this So. Amhoy 7 So. River 81 matter also. Myriads of music'stu- desiraible branch of their endeavors. dents are not only willing but actual- iMamory wortk is not complete until G. T. WILHELM ly do ropdat and reetudy the compo- this can be accomplished and with insurance of All Kinds ROOFER sition in question many times daily these results behind certain success Sanitary and •over a period of weeks. The second lies just ahead. Eire, AmtomoMl* LUMHO process of memory is generally the Ouulty. ML Heating Engineer Bnr.tr ma* VMalttj Boaia BICHARDSON & B0YNT0N MICHAEL PHILLIPS Chinaman'a Nicknom* Telethon* S44-J ., VAPOR SYSTEM You cat. get the best food SLATE AND ASBESTOS The term "Celestial," often applied PALE. NERVOUS GIRL •a xinr «.. wrrja- loot it tbe Chinese, la suggested by tbe HOT WATER AND STEAK title "Tlea Cbuo" (heavenly dynasty), GAINS 2 LBS. A WEE served anywhere in the city "iMJy little girl has nice, rosy MILK AND CREAM ROOFING which (• J populnr name for the Cnl cheeks, since giving her Vinol. Nerv- when you eat at the BUILT-IN TUBS AND SHOWERS aeae empire. • ousness is gone and she gained 2 lbs. a week."—Mrs. G. Henderson. REPAIRING Golden Virtu*$ Vinol is a delicious compound of CENTRAL LUNCH R. A, CASEY Telephoned 292; Res. 30» iron, cod liver peptone, etc. The Bemenibrance is tue rosemary oi CREAM HI*; kindness to the living It the gold- very FIRST bottle often adds several 225 Smith Street MILK 22S FIRST STREET Of All Kinds To Roofs pounds to thin children or adults. •a chain that holds us humans to Phone 287 847 Catherine St. (Bat. Stecktoa St. and Broadway) • - ' i fitter.—Van Anihnrgh Nervous, tired-ont people are surpris- Perth Amboy ed how Vinol gives new pep, sound SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TeL 682 3SS tuftaa H sleep and a BIG appetite. Tastes de- NUT Railroad Statin Word /• Umiqum licious. Petersons Pharmacy. -Adv. HARDWARE ;',»• irori'-or li the oal/ **&* PAINTS, ETC. ESTIMATES Wd w* fed to whichT Ua ft* Aarettlse ln'tM aura. of "r." M. A. GENERAL Telephone 486 FURNISHED TAILOR SHOP EUGENE A. MORRIS HARDWARE HEADSTONES We do Repairing, Cleaninr, (Suocessor to A. T. Kerr) Pressing, Dyeing and Remodel- Sa«s, Planes, HanMnew, Hatchets, ing of Ladies' and Cent*' Levels, Braces, Bite, Cufcel*, Drills Paints, Olto and Vant«ht% Clothing Tools for all Mechanics, Blow We Call for and Deliver. Brushw, Glan, Broases, Torches, Soldering Irons, Bmaw ALBERT JEROME Telephone 30 Manufacturer ol 167N. BROADWAY Grinders. ; Gold Ltmt, StalM. Btc Three Doors from High Grade Granite and Empire Theatre Agent For WALL PAPBR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 288 Pint Street South Ambo» Marble IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY PAINTS To GARRETT McGUlRB, Ms un- . TRUCKING known heirs, devisees or personal 'aints, Oils, Varni.hes, White Lead, HEADSTONE^ representatives: By virtue of an order of the Court En.mels, Stains, Putty and Glass 267 First Street of Chancery of New Jersey, made, on C. I. BERGEN, 173 Sterens Are., ELMER S. PARISEN the day of the date hereof, in a CARTING OF ANY KIND T«l«phon« 250 South Am bey causa wherein THOMAS MteGUIRE corner Firtt Street and wife are complainants and CRATING AND SHIPPING JAMBS McGUIBE and wife and 313 DaWd St. Sooth Amboy TAILOR others are defendants, you are re- ACETYLENE WELDING quired to appear and answer the bill Telephone 313 of said complaint on or before the 15th day of November next, or the ALEX YOUR TAILOR PIANO TUNING said bill will be taken as confessed JOHN J. CROSS Est. Since 1889 A Two Dollar Dinner For Six against you. 121 BROADWAY Menu The said bill is filed for the par- ELECTRIC AND tition of certain lands and premises Opposite Station Tomato and Pimiento Soup ACETYLENE WELDING WH. H. MARTIN in the City of South Amboy, in the SUITS PRESSED BY HAND—80s) Pork Chopt with Apples Peas Roast Sweet Potatoct County of Middleaex and State of PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS Willard Salad New Jersey, of which JOHN Mc- General Repairing TUNED AND REPAIRED And Other Alteration Moderately Peach Pudding Demi Taste GUIRE, sometimes called JOHN F. Priced Scott Avenue ZS4 First St. South Am boy, N. J. McGUIRE, died seized, nnd you, DRY CLEANING TEMIZED Costs — Can toma- diced pimientos. Cook twenty min- GARRETT McGUIRE nm> made a de- Telephone 138-M •t Pre-W.r Price. toes, • 10 cents; can pimientos, utes. fendant because you are alleged to South Amboy, N. J. J IS cents; six pork chops, 70 Pork Chops tvilh Apples: Season Work Done by Experienced Mas be an heir at law of the said JOHN Telephone S. A. 2S8 cents; four apples, 10 cents; can chops and place in pan. Cover McGUIRE, sometimes called JOHN RADK AND PIANOS Suitt made to order. The prica 14 pens, 15 cents; sweet potatoes, 15 with halves of cored, but unpceled P. MicGUIRE, and tho unknown cclit3; celery, 5 cents; lettuce, 5 apples, sprinkle with sugar and right to meet your pockotbook. heirs, devisees or personal represen- WE SELL cents; almonds, 5 cents; can bake until tender, from 45 to 60 tatives of GARRETT McGUIRE are peaches, 21 cents; coffee, 6 cents; minutes, basting occasionally. made defendants because if the said ICE AND TRUCKING RADIO, PLAYER PIANOS brend, 8 cents; butter, 5 cents. To- Willard Salad: Mix one diced GARRETT McGUIRE bo dead then AND PIANOS tal $1.90, leaving n margin of tenapple with one cup diced celery and you linvo or may have an undivided FORD DUMP TRUCKS L. ROSENTHAL cents for Incidentals. Prices may one diced pimiento. Moisten with —also— interest in the lands and premises FOR HIRE Timing and Itopalrlng at ltli;>it I'rlooa vary somewhat in certain parts of mayonnaise and serve on lettuce. described in the bill of complnint and Tailor the country, but will usually be Peach Pudding: Butter a glass of which tttio fluid JOHN McGUIRE, HARRY PARISEN within-the limits,stated. ImlcliiK tiish, put inn layer of can- 1 or JOHN F. McGUIRE died seized. 327 Darid Street Phone 109-M WORK CALLED FOR Tomato and Pimienlo Soup: Brina ned peaches, then s faycr of genrr- Dated: September 14th, 1928. FRANK GORCHESS to boilinp pnint three cups strained ously buttered crumbs, sprinkle AND DELIVERED tomato juice, three cups water, with JOHN A. COAN, with cinnamon and chopped al- Solicitor of Complainant, 509 BORDFNTOWN AVE. •vo teaspoons salt, otic-eiirlilli tea- monds. Repeat process and bake ADVERTISE Phone 78 ( ton pepper and six drops Tabasco P. O. Building:, Soi-th Amboy, U.J. 11^ THE slowly, until peaches arc verv soft, South Amboy, N. J. rt. Add tyt*o tablespoons un- Serve cold, with hard sauce t>r top Telephone 69' CITIZEN 103 Sooth id cre»m of wheat, and twomilk. l

HRTDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 ONLY 5 IN 100 WHO Composition of Zeal ST. MARY'S CHURCH Coal Summer Coal Summed True zeal Is not any one single af- List of contributors to the Annual Geant, Jfirs. Ed 2.00 Brophy, William SLOO 6 0? PLAY MARKET WIN fection of the soul, but a strong mix- Coal and Extraordinary Collection*: Geant, Edward —' 2.00 6.00 Brophy, M>a. John .. 1.00 ture of many holy affections, filling Alpine Street Leary, Mrs. H. M. __2.00 5.00 Caifbery, Mrs. E. . 1.08 the heart with all pious Intentions; Coal Summer Leary, H. M, 5.00 10.00 Coan, Mira. Mary FKIDAY CHAT all, not only counterfeit, but most fer- MJoCormack, MTS. J. J _1.00 Coan, Joihp. A _. .'ZlS 00 6.00 Outsiders Warned Failure It Bannon, Miss Mary f l.OO McConmatk, John . _ 1.00 20.00 rent—Sprat Augu l.OO iConlogue, Mary 1.0* Brother Jonathan playing confidence |n the future that Qg?, Aiina _ 1.00 the stock market have any chance oi Biros, J. "George 2.00 2.00 Romeo, Harry ICoughlin, Mr. tmi~~ , Qa Qctober 12, 1710, Jonathan will DO! fall bin; and Intelligence Britt, Ja-me3, T 1,00 1.00 Mrs. J. KAA 1.0# TruanfouH, clergyman, merchant, quitting with •• profit I thrift nntf fairness will bear fruit ID Sergei, John . 2.00 Tills is not a casual estimate, but Britit, Jam, 1.00 5.00 Crowe, Mrs. W*n. . _I V«» 2.00 Idwyer and statesman, was born at the future ai certalnlj and ai well a* Sergei*, Mrs. Jt>hm ._ £.60 6,00 Crozter, John Jr. _""t 00 a calculation carefully arrived at Britt, Ifxt J.00 Walsh, James _—1.00 B.Of L•, thousands o( gtrls who arc drawn to JERSEY. Delaney, Margaret C 2.00 2.0* "E.A.", his initials and added U.Q. DiFilrppo, Vincent 1.00 Hes3, Miss Margaret 1.00 Hoffman, Mis W. Too Hollywood by the story or one star's ONE (1) CONGRESSMAN FROM Hess, Aloysius _ 1.00 Howley, Mrs. N. 1.00 for "United States". THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL Dolnn, MrB. J«mcn ... 1.00 5.00 overnight rise froni obscurity. They Dolnn, Jinncs 2.00 5.00 Hieen, Mrs. A 1.00 Howley, N _. _ 1.00 The workmen under Wilson—the DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY. Hess, Henry 2.081 inspector—who nandled the barrels forget the strafided hordes before tlie Doyle, Jos 1.00 2.00 1.00 Isley, Mrs. C. -_ . 1.00 1.0A studio Kates, , ONE (1) GOVERNOR FOB THE Kane, Andrew _ 1.00 Keating, Ed. 5.00 did not know what 'U.S." stood for. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Doyle, Chris 2.00 "I know a hurd-worliing stenogra- Dowling, Anna 2.00 Kenah, P. F 5.00 5.00 Kennedy, Mrs. M. 1.00 One of them suggested Uncle Sam, THREE (a() ) MEMBERMM S OF THE Kenny, James ihe nick-name of their boss. So all pher who learned the market by not- Downs, Elijaijeth 5.00 2.00 5.00 Kennedy Family 100.0* GENERAL ASSEMBLY. MteLaugWin, J. F 2.00 2.00 Kennedy, Rose 1.00 thought it the iharp's strings and ing the inetliuds of her employer," TWO (2) MEMBERS OF THE Mrs. T...... 2.00 ThOS 5.00 fi.OO MJcLanghlin, Mrs. J. F. .4.00 2.00 Kennedy, C. 1.00 rolayed it up with a hurrah. writes Mr. Kelly, "i'oi* three yciii'S BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLD- Mahoney, Thomas So dear children that's how your she made her own clothes, went with- 'owlinjj, Richard l.OO l.OO 2.00 Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. ..2.00 2.0ft Mahoney, Madge 2.00 6.00 Kennedy, Modesta _ 1 00 J[wrles 1.00 1.00 K'rochmally, S 1.00 l.Otf General Charle* Lee speculative account. And you can he- The aforesaid registration ami Gen- ^ f. ',5 Jfaloney, Mrs. James 1.00 1.00 Leonard, J. _ 1 00 lleve It or not, Elie tins won and kept era! Election will be held at the fol- ^.lisb> MtaTy .1.00 1.00 2.0(t On October 12, 1776, General Elish, John 1.00 2.00 MaJoney, Jnimes 2.00 2.00 Leonard, Jos. 2.00" Charles Lee wrote to Congress from nearly $20C,0OO." But she is the one lo-wing; polling places. Mein^er, Mrs. M. 2.00 2.00 Leonard, Mrs. P. First District, Includes all south „.Fazio, , Mr. . &_ ,Mrs. S 5.00 Perth Amboy, suggesting orders for success in 1,000 cases. .1.00 1.00 Koran, George 1.00 2.00 Leonard, P 0^ th« army which were intended to em- Of the failures the Investigator en o£ Deep Bun Brook, at Zeigler's Fitemorns, Thos. ... 1.00 MCoran, Charles 2.00 Leonard, M _ 1.00 4.0$ barrass Washinigton and weaken the countered; one. man lost his life sav- Hall, Browntown. Fitaorns, Rose 2.00 Mwaii, Mrs. Mary __.._ 2.00 Leonard, Mrs. C. 1.00 ' arany. ings of $8,000, an elderly woman lost Second District, includes all north *, """"St.- Rny — -1.01.00 2.00 Hordes, Mrs. J. .'._.... 1.00 Leonard, Miss M. _1.00 1.0ft' Look this bird up and read the nil she had, $000. with wlileli she hint of Deep Run. Brook. At South Old FI<"n™g, Mary 2.00 Naulty, Mrs. B 1.00 1.00 Lyons, R. .. 2 00 story: "The Treason of Charles planned u trip home; un experienced Bridge School. ' for natural Meaeh< Cre«d, Mrs. Helen 1.00 A politician on his way to his of- pean war the average holding was Murphy, Joseph .-.-• 2.00 2.00 Triggs, Daniel Munok, Mrs. Harold 1.00 Hart, George _ 1.00 Triggs, Teresa _ 1.00 fice, one morning, found n wallet more than 100 shares. The average Hart, Mrs. George tmUfing with bank-notes. stockholder of the Pennsylvania rail- SHOES Munch', Harold ..; l.OO 1.00 Troyano, John ,...1.00 Mylazzo, Mr. & M.rs. N. ..1.00 Leslie, Fred 1.00 Troyano) M. V. ...1.00 2.00 D|d Ihe. try to find the owner? No, road now owns 71 shares, while 15 Leslie, Mrs. Fred l.OO Quinlan, D&nnU .2.0,0 3.00. Me just snid to himself, "I will keep yviiru ago tlie average was 113 shares. Noihle, 'Ertwnrd, .;..: 1.00 2.00 Ndble. Mrs Ed. l.OO 1.00 Phillips, Thomas Jr 1.00 2.00 Quinlan, Mrs. D...... 1.00 this money and at some future time, Mora than hnif of the American Tele- Phillips, John _...1.00 donate it for a statue of William Tell O'Brien, Michael _...5.O0 2.00 Quinlan, Jos 2.00 graph and Telephone company belongs O'Brien, Francis l.OO Phillips, Mrs. t. J 1.00 3-00 Quintan, Thos., Jr. 3.00 3.00 shooting the apple from nis son's to people who hnve less tlinn 10 shares Keiily, Mr. & Mrs J head." O'Brien, Mrs. M. _..._ 2.00 2.00 Quinlan, Mr. & Mrs.. T., nplece. At least 75,000 stockholders O'Brien, Wim _o....l.OO 5.00 Ee-illy, James L 1.00 I Sr., „ 2.00 nre employees. And moreover, no one, O'Leary, Patrick 2.00 Render, Phillip -.- 1.00 Vail, Thos. Sr. ..._ ...2.00 1.00 Little Cnaper hud never heard an Stolte, Mrs. G. 1.00 ocho mid he knew not what it was. not even the Inrgcst stockholder, hns O'Jjeaiy, Thomas 2.00 Elm Street as imicti us 1 per cent of the stock of 144 Smith Street O'LeaTy Ed. 2.00 3.00 Stolta, Mrs C 1.00 James, William 2.00 (But little Casper grew up and be- ( St-olte, Mrs. A - 1.00 came u trusting big- imari and worked this company." , A. Trust Co.. QMrfitry, Mrs. Ed. 1.00 1.00 James, Mrs. William 2.00 Opp Onaka, Michael ..1,00 l.Off Stolte Mr. & Mrs. A 2.00 Keejran, Mrs. Samuel .... 1.00 his neud off for a politician. Stolte, J. V 1.00 2.00 2.00 Now Casper knows what an echo Perth Ainboy: Beilly, Mr. & Mrs. M 2.00 Smith, Anna .....1.00 Sleeping Infant Hbldi 5.00 Stolte, T., Sr., 2.00 Smith, Catherine 2.00 5.00 is. Tel P. A. 798 Scully, Mrs, T...... 5.00 2.00 Up Buiineii of Court Scully, Mr. & Mrs. H 2.00 5.00 Stolte, F. W 1.00 Smith, James ' .5.00 5.00 Little Henry waa n very bright Scully, Arthur 3.00 Watson, Mrs C 2.00 Smith, Rose 2.00 5.00 Httlo boy, the other night ho heard Sun Friiticiseo.—Wltli nil its dig- I Scully, Mrs, A. 2.00 Center Street Thompson, Mrs. B. 1.00 2.00 over the radio: nity mid imtlioHt.v, n Federal court Scully, Margaret B.00 Callahan, Matthew, Sr. .2.00 3.00 Erniton bowed liefore the inalienable right lit BUS SERVICE jStmane'k, AVmi. .1.00 Callahan, Matthew, Jr. -2.00 5.00 Lfnke, Rosalie 1.00 "The fellow who does the best l.OO Hackett, Julin ..— 1.00 2.00 Gets more kicks a baby to sloop, whenever and wherev- From iSisolnlr, Simon .50 2.00 FeltiiB Street er the Impulse Is folt. Church Street Carroll, Martin 5.00 3.0O Than all tho rest." SOUTH AMBOY * Sisolak, Mwhael l.OO 5.00 Little Henry naked his pa, whut The Infant whose somnolence Tedeseo, Ferdinand 5.00 5.00 Freeman, William 2.00 Carroll, Mrs. Martin 2.00 slowed down the !mny wheels of the NEW BRUNSWICK-SOUTH Freeman, Mrs. Whn. 1.00 Cheeseman, Andrew 1.00 2.50 that meant. Now, the old man w«s , Tedesco, Mrs. F. 1.00 2.00 3.00 a good mixer und u vote go-getter, I'edi'rnl rnnrt was Harry 1'ordock, Jr.. AMBOY—2 2.00 Gilchrist, Mrs. T. . .2.00 Chceseman, Mrs. A. 1.00 2.50 j'Tedeseo, J. 2.00 but now disinterested. eight months old. South River and New Bruns- ITLmmlns, Mrs. Charles ...1.00 2.00 Gilchrist, Margaret Delaney, U'. J 1.0U 1.00 Gilchrist, Elizabeth 1.00 1.00 So, the old nmii replied, "playing .Indue Lotidcrbai'k culled the case wick. 'Tinvniins, Charles 1.00 3.00 DeJaney, Margaret - 1.00 JiuAeff Iriivt* llortleiitovTn Avenue 1.00 Howley, Catherine 2.00 5.00 Donnelly, Joseph 1.00 3.00 the. gaime wiB'n. -chump sports, Henry." of Harry, Jr.'s mother, Mrs. Minnie Ust, ElizirbcWi , TriR-fCS, Mr. & Mrs. J. 2.00 3.00 and Cltr Mne— Ust, Juliw), 1.00 Donnelly, Mrs. J. 1.00 2.00 I'tM'dock, subject or tli<; queen of llol- Wook duyt: 6:30, 7:00, 7.'3O, 7:36, Ken, Julia - 2.00 1.00 Fisler, Won. 2.00 Innd, who wished to become a clllzen 8:00 A.M., and every 30 minutes un- I Wnrptn, Joseph 2.00 3.00 2.00 til 3:30 P.M.; tlion 4:10 P.M., 4:40 1.00 MicDonnoll, John 2.00 Gallagher, John 1.00 l.OO Unwise to Make Enemies of AinorlcR. Warga, Mary ....1.00 MkiDonnrU, Mrs. Mary ....1.00 1.00 There Is Done nuide HO greni hut lie P.M., 5:10 KM-., ana. every 10 inln- Weber, Mr. & Mrs. V. 1.00 Howley, Mrs. Thos. ... 2.00 1.00 "It Is wroiiR," mild the court, "In uti'S until 5:40 P.M.: then every 30 Nickerson, James A. 2.50 Uowley, Thomas 1.00 nia.v both> tuied Hie help and service mlnutoB until 8:11) P.M.; then 8:30 Wihitmore, Mrs Barl 2.00 2.50 disturb the pcncefiil sleep of a biihy. J'. M. and every 30 nilnutus uutll Nickerson, Mary M Hubbs, Russell .... 2.00 2.00 and stand In fear of the power and 12:00 midnight. Bordentown Avenue Crofiman Road Wo will pass this case until (h« child Aintlros, Miichnel l.OO 1.00 Kust, Bertha, 1.00 uoklndaess, even of the ineiineit of awflkcff." Snturdays: 6:30, 7::00, 7:15, 7:30 Armstrong, Then., - l.OO Munion, Mrs. Ann 2.00 1.00 mortal*.—Seni>efi. A. M., und ovury 30 minutes utitll Bahnken, Mrs. J. 2.00 Not until Hurry, ,Ir., had emerged 12:05 nonn; Hum 12:20 I'. M., 12:40 Barry, Mrs. Wm. .1.00 t.OO David Street O'Britin, Dennis ...... 2.00 2.00 from his imp, without legal preiwiira. i* M., und every 30 minutes until O'Brien, Mdiry 2.00 2.00 4:10 P.Mii then every an nilnuten Barry, \Vni l.OO Atlame'CK, Mrs. Paul 2.00 2.00 Each to Himself tlld the Federal court reitiinie Its IjusI- until 11:50 1*. M.; then 12:oo mld- BcRncr, Mrs Joseph 2.0O fi.flO Arnwtroiisr, Thoimis 1.00 2.00 O'Brien, Miss Susan . ' 5.00 nlBht mid 12:30 A.M. 5.00 If « man does not keep puce with ness of iiinklni; an Anieiicitn citizen KnKnor, Joseph . 5.00 10.00 Armstrom;, M-ra. Thos. 1.00 2.00 O'Brien, Mrs. Susan ... 2.00 of Hrs. Minnie l'erdoek. Sundays: 0:30 A.M. and every 30 Barbicri, Nicholas 1.00 2.00 Roberts, Mrs. Mnry 1.00 1.00 nil companloua, pcrliaim It li herauM mluuteg until 12:00 midnight. Hogaln, IVTrs. 1.25 1.00 Ik* b,00 Mrs. Kdward 1.00 however mwipuml m fur nws.r.— affordr* ifltndid mtani of carry- fi.OO Sergei, Kdwnrd it.00 Thoreiin> W« talk of certnln peopls "wikint. Otoffey, Miinraret l.OO 2.00 Birmingham, Klizaibiith 2.00 n.oo , up to find fhemMWes f»nioiit,N tm( int.pmlitt lo tin scitshorti mown- Ilullenblich, I1. 1.00 Seifrcl, Mrs. Norn 1.00 /•tin^, iheatrr, or la atlitctk or ClmMoy, Mls« 10. V. 1.00 2.00 2.0 th»y hav* probi\bly been wide awttk* Claffey, .lospph 1- 1.00 l.OO Bollonibach, Mrs. P. 1.(10 Shiiiinon, John 2.00 3.t No Humor clhtr ertnls. Thry are ideal for Brcnnan, Mini; 1.00 1.00 Shannon, Mrs. John 2.00 nil the tlm«. pUnitt, ottiin%i, or lours. Clnffey, ,Ioau|)h U. 2.00 2.00 Probably no one In this whol« »)< Diitanoy, Patrick 1.00 l.OO Brpnniin, John F. 2.00 1.(10 Stanton, Joseph 1,00 T«le of fei\rs mul Inughtor him l«m EtnmmH 97OOi Ext. 86. EnRlWi, Mrs, Wm. l.OO BviMinnn 1.00 1.00 Stanton, Michael 5.00 iMIie of Illltflfir Hum (lie numviutnt Many Kind* of Btmtlm* Fiillon, Patrick 5.(»G •y.oo Brennan Krank 1.00 1.00 Stratum, Mrs. Inn!l>r-ll« 2.00 mnn whrA mw Jiiefc turn IIOIIIIIIK in Alxiut V(I,IKHI hln,|:, ,, (lkuh Thornns .1.00 I.00 Brnnnnn John Jr. 1.00 Tuohcy, Michael . 2.00 wllli HIKI'CSMVCI'SS 1(Dili1 - Si ill foiiiul In Nnrlli A' Gnnnt, Mr. & Mr». Jos. 1.00 Willium 1.00 , Advor THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

12r 1928 erine Gundrum McElroy, of Wood- last meeting of the board and par- son Campus and the Ladd Memorial manager of the eastern area of the bridge, a retiring Trustee-, was pre-ticularly of the camping' activities, Infirmary. Titese ceremonies will Red Cross at Washington, has been sented with a boudoir chair. and plans are to be made covering occur in the morning, and will b« fol- invited to speak on "What the Red. OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL Mrs. Mary Keenan was appointed imany interesting1 Scoutng activities lowed iby^a luncheon on the college Cross Stands for Today." . to finish out the present season as during ;the fall and winter season in camvpus to toe served* by the Eed Every Red Cro&3 Chapter in New FOR RENT IAJPPEMNG oliatrlady of the Monday niffht card which-ail troops of the Raritan Cross Canteen Corps of tho NewJersey has been urged to send a large parites. Hereafter the parties will Council will participate. York County Chapters. delegation of its women volunteers Flats and Apartments to Rent. start at 7:45 sharp. The South Aim/boy representatives Dedication of the statue of the to attend these ceremonies, each Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21. Mr. and Mrs. Fjank Hall and fam- The committee for Monday night's of the Executive. Board are: James R^d Cross Motor Corps driver -will wearing flier uniform of the world 3-18-tf ily of Henry street* returned home on card pairty is as follows: Mrs. Mary Housel, Harold G. Hoffman, M. E. begin at 1:30. Music will Ibe furnish- war period or the veils and aprons FOR RENT—House, 6 rooms and Saturday after spending a two weeks Keenan, chairlady; Miss Mary Munn, Magee, J. Alfred JoOwson of South ed by a drum and bugle corps of the of peace time work. A large delega- bath, all improvements. Inquire F. vacation at Staunton, Vermont. Miss Margaret Munn, Mrs. Helen Ateboy and L. L. Russell of Parlin. college girls, and the Array band tion is expected to attend from New H. Lear, 210 George'St. 10-5-tf York and Long Island. Mrs. Edwin Tice, ol Second street Meinzer, Mrs. Rose JlcNeal, Mrs. o from Governor's Island. Mrs. Aug- HOUSE FOIl RENT—11 rooms, Mary MeNeany, Mrs. Emma Mc- ust ( a gas and city water, large yard. Rent has bean spending, some time with Laug'hlin, Mrs. Aaina MoGuire, Mrs. RtTI rRfKIQ AT - ' Belmont, a member of the Cen- $26.00. Inquire Eagle Tea Co., 138relatives in Maryland. Susan MoMahon, of Keyport; Mrs. IIIJL/ VJHUOO rt.1 tral Committee of the American Red Idea Date* From 1900 South* Bro'adway. 10-5-tf The Woman's Auxiliary to Christ Nellie McCarthy, Miss Catherine, 1 CrossThe Red3 bee Crosn s During the War Hook* ot postage stamps were lit-at FOR RENT—One or two fumishr Nagle, Miss Mary Nickerson, Mrs. IV I STATF Tfir I EfiE and >Jame has T. inviteNicholsond to, speaassistank ont d April 18, 1000. ad rooms. Light housekeeping pri- Episcopal Church meets every Tues- Workers To Gather At Campus day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Mary Noble, Mrs. Margaret O'Leary, Statue Dedication vileges if desired. Trolley and buses Parish House. Mrs. Irene Olsen, Miss M5fa- Local Member* Attend County Meet- 81.98 FOR RENT—Houses and Aptrt- ' ! • • LMX, 110 croft Inn on Thursday evening, Nov. ing At Perth Amboy Wed. Night. UTLIFF'S ments. Frederick H. 1st. All are invited to attend. George St. 6-4-tf In connection with the Democratic gallon The regular monthly card party of Service Man's League of Middlesex TORE FOR SALE the Ladies Auxiliary to tho A. 0. H. County, which was organized last Worth $3.00 will be held in the K. of C. rooms on wee*, a local unit in change of John FOR SALE:—Houae, 340 David Friday evening, October 26thi A. Conlogue has boon formed. Other Also Agents For \ street; slate roof, 5 rooms, electricity members of the local unit are M. J. PECIALS and gas; 1 full lot, 1 garage. Price Mrs. J. H. Heston and Mra.'Gco. Cleary, J. C. Boll, Leo Whalen, Jas, fl,500. Apply Win. Whalen, 340 A. Thomas, of Raritan street and J. Gallagher, JosojA McGowan, 104 NO. t>INE AVE. DEVOE'S David street. 9-28-4t Ridgoway avenues .respectively, and Philip MIcGuire, Howard Roeso an< A BARGAIN—Two lots of Portia Richard 'Connors, of Raritan street, osojih McLaughlln. Paint and Varnish Products " > St. two hundred feet oii Pine Ave- enjoyed a motor trip to Dumont, N. Several memlbors were present OCT. 11 TO OCT. 17 nue, 25x185, concrete "curb, water, J., on Wednesday. iho first meeting of tho counts At Lower Prices / gas> electricity $300 each. league held'at tho Democratic Head . George St. 6 room ih»use, good The Rosary Society of St. Mary's uarters in Perth Amiboy on Wed- CALIFORNIA condition, part improvements, two Church will hold a home made bak- esday night. Every section of th< A Large Selection of \ lote—*3500. ery sale at the school hall tomorrow. ounty was Bepres&nted and the re LIMA BEANS Bay View Manor Bungalow, four . N ord of the Democratic and Repiib. Miss Elizabeth Duggan WALL PAPER ^ rooms and bath", all improvements, or wconw jiC8n administrations on veterans leg- two lots, one ear garage—$4500. York city visited with relatives I islation was reviewed by the. county 2 pounds Inquire Johnson, 324 Main Street. Pine avenue on Tuesday. I chairman, Joseph F. Deegan. 8-10-tf In an address. Mr. Deegan' said ii 19o Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Salmon of the veterans of the World War were Main street, entertained friends to compare, tho record of both par- 25c i and up per double roll MISCELLANEOUS from Jaimestourg' at their home- on : ties, he would be clearly convince! Tuesday. ' I that the Democratic party is most FOR SAIiE—co of tho Italo- 4 rolls SALT PORK, pound , 1 . .25c Aiftericon .Citiaens Society ihold, in your Household— the high school auditorium last night FRANKFURTERS, pound 30c Saturday Only was a cormploto success, both finan- 25c cially. Music for tihe occasion was furnished by th& Powers Plnyers and Who would keep up the TOP ROUND POT ROAST, pound Size 9x12 the grand march was led by Cong- HEINZ'S ressman Harold G. Hoffman, and home— SWEET CIDER, Gal & V Gal. '. - Miss Teresa Credico. RICE FLAKES 2 T. Everett Armstrong Jr. s.pent RUMP VEAL, pound -32c $6.00 Saturday aftenjoon ' in his grand- Who would see that 2 packages mother's suite «t the Manor House, SWEET POTATOES, 5 pounds 25c First Grade Brooklyn, receiving gifts and con- your children are edu- gratulations in honor of his 18th cated. 25c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 24% lb. bag ...75c (No Seconds) birthday. In tho evening a theatre party was enjoyeds , followed by a SOUR KROUT, 3 pounds 25c repnst. RALSTON A Dozen to Pick From'. Are you protecting your POTATOES, per basket 50c loved onei ngainit the Ion they BREAKFAST FOOD CATHOF«AUGHTERS would suffer If you w«rc taken PEAS, 2 cans for ;.. 25c A. SILVERS OF AMERICA NOTES from them? package —o—. I have a plan which would FRICASSEE CHICKENS, 4 to 5 lbs. -29c UP At a regular mefeliinK ol tho Cath- nmwor the above question. 105-107 S. Broadway olic Dniijchters of Anuiuca hold last CHOPPED BEEF, pound 25c night, two of the retiring officers 23c wore iprcsontcd witHi frlfl.s. Mra. An- A. STEINER Tel. 733-W iin Munn FrlU, of Kcjiport, the re- 12 2 North Broadway Telephone 261 tiring Hlstortan WHS presented with SOUTH AMDOY, N. J. PHONE NO. 1 a dozen sterling ailvnr forlcn on the i Princess Patricia pattern. Mrs, C'fc Deliverif THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 ' FORECASTS SMOKE CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS We, the undersigned, desire to We, the undersigned, desire to ex- ALONG WITH FROST extend our heartfelt thanks and ap-press our heartfelt thanks and ap- preciation to all those who assisted preciation to all those who assiste Lighting of Orchard Stoves in any way during the bereavement in any way during the bereavement Green's Men & Boys Shop of our Dear Husband and Father. of our dear Husband and Father. Is Announced. Especially thanking those who sent Especially thanking those •Who sent tots flowers and automobiles to the •fu-flowers and automobiles to the fu announce .Washington.—The weather bureau's neral. neral. frojst forecasting service In the Pa-Mrs. Thomas' Boucher and Daughter Mrs. Katherine L. Everitt and Children A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW FALL AND cific coast fruit belt, which enables A regular meeting of the Common orclmrdlsts to light their oil beaters •Council will be held next Tuesday WINTER MERCHANDISE and save their crops. Is being extend evening at the City Hall. Subscribe for the Citlses. ed to "snioljB" forecasting for the —isuch as— benefit of near by cities. With the return to indoor life in Sail cffincs the desire to add some- With the demonstration In recent LEATHER COATS, LUMBERJACKS thing new to home-furnishings. An' years of the amazing accuracy of the Sn choosing bViom it is well to remem frost forecasting service, wlilcli la A Fall Birthday Party lber that individual pieces are always uiiilutfllned jointly by the weather FOR MEN AND BOYS in better taste than "sets" of furni- bureau and tlis orclmrdlsts, confidence from' $4.95 up ture^—whether for the living room In the artificial hentlng of otvlmrfls dining room or bed room. has grown until now It Is utilized on In some of the most charming in a tremendous scale. MEN'S HATS ta-iors we find no attempt is made In the citrus industries alone, which $2.85 $3.50 $5.00 to 'lor, are in sufficient sympathy to lemon trees. Although these heaters WORK SHOES .'.$3.00 and $4.00 make them live together happily. Imvc been greatly Improved In the lust These are the roams that remain few years, they give oft clouds of soot •"interesting year after year because which, drifting Into cltlns, cause an A Full Line of Shirts and Work Clothing. Many they never bore us with too much guish to housewives and financial IORU sameness. to merchnnts. other good values. Makes Best of Smoke. They'll Like Th'« Meatle.s Meal Although thousands of surest Ions LADIES HOSIERY. Specials in Onyx Pointex.... Cream of cauliflower soup have been made and numerous put- ' Croutons euts obtulnod, the records In the of- $1.50 and higher Baked eggs with cheese lice of J. B. Klncer, chief of the di- , Grilled tomatoes vision of agricultural meteorology of Spanish bean salad (he weather bureau, show no satis- "Steamed bluclberry ptoddinjr factory substitute for the oil neuters. A Store Where Quality Is Higher Than Price D| Non-stimulating drink So the new smoke forecasting service has been undertaken to make the beat Baked Applet De Luxe EHli IIIL' jUW^fcdtiOlls ,10. - Here is a royal meuu tor the six nice nipples but do notof what appears to be a necessary Royal Birthday' Party that party: pare them. Fill centers with sugar jvll. will delight any one whose GREEN'S . cinnamon and small bits of butter The frost and smoke foreeaBts are birthday is to be celebrated this Royal Sandwiches Qwm Othiet ' Add a few tablespoons of water and Issued late In tho dfly whenever dan- fall. "The Better Haberdashery" fcake until tender. Before serving gerous temperatures are Indicated Purple asters and autumn leaves Almonds •whip raspberry flavored getotin to a make gorgeous decorations. Tiny nnd are distributed by telephone and purple asters may be used instead Chicken a h King 104 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J. froth, add a few chapped green cher- radio In ample time to permit tho or- uies and nute and fill the cavities of of birthday candles on a white birth- 1 cliardlsts to light their heaters. day cake. Or you may bake the Pineapple Royal Birthday Cahl the apples, piling: the gelatin ihigh. Bight experts are employed la this cake in a tub« pan and place a vase This Store Open Every Day and Every Evening of asters in ,thc center after the Royal Sandwiches: Mix and force An Unu.ual Meat Salad forecasting, under the direction of F. cake is frosted. Have tall candle- through a meat chopper one cup To 1% cups of diced cold roast D. toung, the meteorologist who be- sticks on mantels and tables, with canned shrimp, one cup chopped 2ESS3I •veal or pork add several stalks of gun It single handed. They base thnlr purple candle:) in them. For. thechicken livers, oe« canned pimiento, crisp celery, diced, an apple peeled calculations on study of the regular centerpiece of the table, make a nnd one small Bermuda onion. Sea- ne an( CU nut son with salt and moisten with may- and chopped fl > ^ ^ P °f dally venther map In conjunction lavender and purple crepe paper onnaise. Spread between thin slices meats. Mix with mayonnaise and with a hygrometrle formula which Jack Horner Pie, and in it place the of buttered whole wheat bread, re- serve on crisp lettuce. birthday gifts,. all wrapped in lav- takes Into consideration local humid, ender tissue and tied with purple move crusts and cut in diamond 'ty and temperature conditions. ribbon. When possible, gifts should shapes. Dainty De»»erU for Box Lunches Prove* Highly Accurate. have a suggestion of purple about Children soon t/ire of oake and In one season, during which he Is- them. Scarfs, perfume, silk or linen Pineapple Royal: Chill canned fruit for the school lunch dessert. sliced Hawaiian pineapple. Arrange sued 00 forecasts, Taung has been printed handkerchiefs, bath salts, a slice on each plate, place on top If you keep on hand a. supply of within two degrees of accuracy 04 per boutonnieres, pictures, and books ipaper cartons such as drug- stores may all be selected so that there a round slice of strawberry or van- use to deliver ice cream, you cancent of the time. Many of his warn is at least a hint of royal purple illa Ice cream, cover with whipped safely pack a number of favorites, Ings predicted low temperatures In about them. cream and top with a maraschino euch as rice pudding, blanc mange, terms of fractions—27% degrees, for cherrv. fruited gelatins or traipioca, Spanish Instance—and 68 of the 80 were pre- or Bavarian cream. These are all ex- cisely accurate, while 15 others were ceedingly wholesome, and seem a less than one degree away from the delicious treat to the little folks. actual point at which the mercury stopped descending In the thermome- PAYMENT PLAN Handy for Dreuer Drawen ter. His largest error in that year Small pockets made of scraps of was five degrees, and that Is one inci- cretonne or other strong material dent In his life which he finds it hnrd Afanx high salaried and thuimh-tacked on the inside of to forget. executives appreci- bureau drawers make very conven- ate the convenience! ient' receptacles for odds and ends Most of the cold snapt which of buying the Top- that otherwise Utter the drawers. threaten the California fruit crop de- Quality tire out of velop when an area* of low" pressure income. FISHING AT ITS BEST mores out of Arizona or southern California and an era of high pres- RIGHT NOW, SAYS WARDEN sure from Nevada swings In. The Don't be in too big a hurry to pack frost forecasters remain In this re- awmr *he fishing outfit, says Howard gion until the danger passes In Feb- Z. Mathis, newly appointed assistant ruary, and then they move north Into fch and game protector of New Jer- the deciduous fruit section of Wash- sey. "Fall is the time for big fidh, ington and Oregon. " ' both in salt and fresh water, and it • • -To Go Do is a wise angler who will wind up Ib season with an Autumn trip to Sand Turned Into Genu 1m favorite shore* or lakes." When the Telephone itiogi "Mie best pike-fishing of the year Before Spectators'Ey«t «an be enjoyed during the next num- Paris.—With nothing of the fakw •Vk, says the assistant) (protector. These characteristics about his demonstra- •fish,, whenever possible, migrate to tions, George Claude, eminent French fcrackM', waters. of shore streams scientist, recently amazed an audience ' •! ! •whew they «an be taken with almost at Fountalnebleau by tnrnlng a hand- any .deep-trolling lure. Big bass, re- ful of sand into precious stones, turn- maining in their home waters, seem Ing iron Into a state resembling melt- Siuitgrier and more than aver full of fijjHt at this season, and the same is ed chocolate, and after depriving flow- 4rue of the perch, both yellow and ers of their tints turning them into •white. Trout, of course, ,nre ont of e consistency of glass, magon until next Spring. M. Claude used DO trickery to per- form his wonderful transformations. Along «he coast the same oondt- For Forth. Chevrolet$-*- tioiis prevail. Great schools at blpe Oxygen was the vehicle, and It bob- tor a fish and wvakftsh are feeding near bind In a tube on a table near him. for all light cmr$ the shores, nervously awaiting the M.' Claude explained man; things 29*4. W^' iirerttfoor signal to move along their to Ills audience; how tho sea could be The JVMBO "wugraitory jbute to the south. Surf turned Into many millions of founds •nd bay fifrtienmon are right now tak-of horse-power; that water which GENERAL HE combination of Top- ing net only, the largest catdhes, but bofls Is net necessarily, burning; that ae fisn ne ollT All other fisei TQuality with General's tho biggest °* * y " under little mounds of annd, by a single whiff Dual-Tread Proper-Size in iwcent devolopiments of the sport in of the blowpipe, could be chunged in proportion • salt water, however, the rod and lino the^ Jumbo brings amazing •will riot end with tho passage of the Into sapphires, rubles and topazes, Save yonr ready cash riding comfort to light core. •Hammer species. Winter flounders, and he predicted the time when It will for vacation require- It will give you a new idea fling and -whiting, now provide late be possible for men to walk on the ments—have the tires of long mileage—luxury "Fall and Winter sport for a hardy bottom of the ocean minus the diver's you need for • troa- equipment miles, yet the cheapest mile- «lo8s of Anglers, whose increasing ble-frec trip. We'll put age you can iray. Car own- (patronage has made it profitable for Finally, the scientist amazed his on- •n Ton-Quality Gen- vnany fishing captains at Forked Riy- ookers by turning their faces black ers everywhere have found •er and other bay ports to keeip their by taking the red out of the sun's erals now — the kind in the Jumbo those features *oats in service tho entire year. rays. , of tires that •tin will of Top-Quality so necessary _— o —- be good when raea- if a tire is to stand up under 0.OCAL RESIDENTS TO TAKE lion rolls around next today's hard driving. Man Without Country year — and you can RUTGERS ARTS COURSE Wants Status Changed take until Fall to pay. Matiy residents are expected to lLrn blrlh Telephone 167 WlbjectH ofk'rcrl <:\re: Buainnss IJIW,l.asl Hummer, however. Ki-herf wimteil 236 Feltua St. Tel. 226 Ptfb'lle Ha)('.akii\ir. HIIHIJIUHH KntrliHh to nllrnil the merlin!1, of Ilic Itolnry Exclusive Distributor «iid-Prncbical rfl.vr.luiUwy. InliTiiiillninil nt (IFIII'IUI llclcniin nml Free Delivery Bulletins dBUci-ibliiK the cniiracs In n|i|illeil l<> WIIMIIIIIKIIIII fur M |IIIKK|IIII-I letail will ho rtntly for distribution II WIIH ri'fiiMcil lilm on I hi' HI'XIIMII HIM! Double S. & II. and Elk Stamps , fovr dnya. Tim eiuf» Is mpvti l» he WIIH mil mi American rlilzcii Nmv communitiw in cpnOral Now .Ter- In; In wnnili'i'liif! |u> I ivhi. hi' Is II ' Given Saturdays Only. IR IIKIIIII lielfire t!ic I' ' I einii'i > nil eirnri to «'nl"li'i h <•' llm SBCO *> yatr thnl inakes the big hit. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN American Verne Writer* ,, Virtue in Silence CRATERS HIS WORK; WtUlam BUsworth, editor of "Bead I think the first virtue Is to restrali 1UTE PAID Ings From the Mew Poets," says thai the tongue. He approaches neares RISK IN STREETS In round numbers the verse of about the gods who knows how to be silent ..PHONE GIRL 500, persons appears yearly In Amer even though be Is tn the right— Volcanic Expert Finds Trafc lean magazines. Oato. WHO AVERTS WRECK fie Greatest Danger. r ••• BofW* Distinction Named for Jamet Watt Washington.—"Crossing city streeti Idaho, U oelievd to b« Uu k watt 1B • unit of electrical power, m With Only a Few Minutes t is tbe great risk 1 Incur ID my travel; only «Hr *• the world baring a «at aanMd for James Watt, a Scottish In- Work, Anna Yurecsko Stops nowadays." This wag the statemen ana Mt t ventor.—Liberty. made here the other day by one of tut '•• Train Rushing Toward Auto. world's greatest experts on volcunoee Dr. linmmmel Frledlaender, directoi Out of a community which has and founder of the Volcnnologicnl in more than Its share of thrills, and be* stitute lit Naples. In the course of III: BuickiU tome accustomed to resourcefulnes wanderings, Doctor Krledlaender ivat and efficiency in the Telephone Oper- once captured by Mexican bundltg, ators ot the New Jersey Bell Tele and has had many experiences wit phone Company who serve It, come live volcanoes, but he refuses to ad this tribute' to a hello-girl which init that the career lie has udopted If speaks {or Itself. - The quotation I «uy more dangerous than other pro from the Rockaway Record: tensions. He is visitinis America "We hear so often of heroic deeds order to Interest American scientifl fertormsd by telephone operators, 01 men tn the study of volcanology. of cases where, by quick thinking and Born In Germany, Doctor Fried use ,of rare judgment, they hav laeuder acquired ample weans In th THE SPIRIT OF COLUMBUS averted seriouB accidents, that the business world and was nble to diveri public has learned to apply to thi o large part of his time and attention telephone girls lor help In time o to scientific pursuits. In 1913 h is more truly the spirit of The Present trouble as they would to a policeman, founded and endowed tn Naples the "Here is a story of how a telephoa Volcauologleul Institute, anil "at th Day than ever before. saine time lie launched what was then the only volcnnologtcal Journal In ex- The far-sightedness and courage istence. The World war swept away n considerable part of his fortune an Jfowhere such beauty and luxury— no- that gave Columbus his victory will live also seriously curtailed the resources of the Institute, but Its work Is stll where such pleasing lines and contours as long as the world. The same quali- going on under Doctor Frleillnuiidor's ,-••• nowhere Bodies that equal these new ties will achieve success today as never direction. Masterpiece Bodies l?y Fisher-The entire Deplores Short-Sightedness, before. Asked ubout the economic value ol country is saying.*O~/ia£s the Style" volcano research, Doctor frledlaender emphasized the fact that It Is a short Setting ia entirely new, a revo- lours instead of siraiglu line.i— sighted policy to encourage only those lutionary, style — introducing a vogue of distinction, derived scientific Investigations thut prom what will un"s Unit all I'njsslim PASTEURIZED MILK When the. King (ICBIK-H lo nutko u.-to ittzrns wlio obiiilned mi iti'iinVmk' de- Anderson's Garage ;i'ce outside ol I'IMIKKIH tuny iillncli of ths Soleplioiio to t'oiivcTHo with any- Walker-Gordon Certified Milk. one outside tin! London nreu, whether di'Ki'i'i" In Iliclr iinnios only If I he and Battery It he to tho Provinces or lo (lio coutl- ilMry of i-iliK'iillnli IMSIICH II .ipoolnl Wendmere Farms Knw Guidon Guernsey Milk tuint, ha him tho prlvllpgu of uliilnilnj; mil so to (1(1. the first clonr lino nl tin; excliannc KniiJunlr of IIri Aiin'rli-iin iinlvcr- Suytlam'ii and Rutuctr'n Spocial Raw Tuberculin Teated Milk Service null while ho Is »pu:ikliiK, n» tulvplioiii' Illlll rillll'll II) ollllllll I 111' lll'I'llllH- operator can lutnrrttpt to wimi I'lilim Inn iiinl tvim llifwfnri' Imlivl lulu DISTRIBUTION COVERS 204 So. SteTnin ATO. him or Hi(i llHltmnr Hull Ilic limn Innil ulirt. l-'iirliiiiali'ly. hmvevfr. hn nni-lil for tharnll tins expired. IT» (lull hi" (mil iilwnyn MIKIIIUI him Telephone 392 jok M "IH-. I'hll, In U. S. A," The N«w Brumwick, Highland Park, South Rirnr, SayravflU, P«i-lln, South AnUr, I'»r»li Amboy, ' 'ooilbrldf*. Carterat, For«lj »nd Voice Vi VOICH courteiiy on Hut Uito- irl ili'iiili'il Him. MII IOIIK tin tlit> fur phono In «H Important »» ttiro wns no |i-!.'iil ottjoelloii to IINIHK • Mile. Tell Our Adertisers You Saw/ err 7 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

Henry Casper, iof Feltus • street, HIGH SCHOOL ' THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN HOFFMAN KICKS J who was arrested yesterday by Offi- Tliis afternoon cer Lloyd, of the Pennsylvania Rail, High' SdhoolfboC 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) OVER mi SERVICE road Company, for stealing coal, waa St. James School at PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Reduction la Train Service Bring fined $25.00 last night in the local latter place. The locai >. THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY, Complaint To P. M. General police court by Police Justice Van ly organized and (ftwwB pro*,. Cleaf. development SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 Congressman Harold Hoffman ha STATIONERY— directed the attention of First Assist- J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR and Postmaster General ' John H.' Bartlett and J. I. Campbell, chief o ; Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, ¥1.50; zones 3 to 8, |2.0 Railway Mail Service, to the gTeat impairment of mail service for the The Blue Front Association Store I Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class 'matter. towns along the Pennsylvania Rail- road, from Old Bridge to Cranhury, resulting' from the depletion of train ON PJNE AVE., CORNER JOHN ST. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 service on this road. For years there were four passen- COLUMBUS ^ ger trains a day each way on .this Handles all Kinds of Presh Meals road, and mail was carried on three- heroic story of history—the story of, th trains in each direction. Last spring We are known by the Quality and Weight Guaranteed - „ •' the two afternoon trains were dis- stationery we use. Writ- voyage of Christopher Columbus and the discovery of continued, cutting the- mail aervtc { "The Best for Less" down to two trains a day each way, ing paper reflects 'charac- America—is being celebrated today. On this day in 1492The railroad has now taken off two when Columbus discovered a new continent, who could more trains in the 'morning, moving ter and taste as readily as the mail service to earlier trains. personal appearance. Prime Beef:— have guessed what an important part of the globe tha This has brought about startling in- Porterhouse Steak, pound...... 45c congruities in the service. It" %nt We carry the following continent would become, containing, as it does, several o: been estimated Congressman Hoff- Sirloin Steak, pound.. ..„„....: 45c the greatest nations in the world. • j man points out, tihat under the pres- lines: W. & W., Eaton's ent service it takes 24 hours for a Highland Linen, Eaton's Chuck Roast, pound . .29c The story of Columbus in itself is inspiring and mag- delivery otf 'mail from Old Bridge to South Atriboy, a distance of, only Louisino and ' Marcus Jersey Pork Loins, pound 33c nificent—the story of a brave pioneer who feared no dis seven miles, or two miles to Spotis- Ward. Also many others. Leg Spring Lamb, pound _. 35c aster, spared no effort, to prove to his own satisfaction and wood. The Third District Congresamar 'Bologna'and Frankfurters, all kinds,-pound....30c - \ to the satisfaction of Europe that the world was indeed has asked, in the event that the mat sprvtee cannot h& improved, the de Best Creamery Butter, pound ..53c •, round. Little honor was paid to Columbus during his purbment mnko nn inspection with PETERSON'S Pure Lard, pound ._ ..I..18c the view to furnishing star route ser- life-time; he was jeered and thought crazy; his path was vice daring the day between the ear- Potatoes, basket . :...... i....._ ...49c beset with difficulties and dismay, his, accomplishments ly and lnt-e trains. A suggested route PHARMACY Is from Trenton to Yardville, and Many more items too numerous to mention. disbelieved, his theories discounted. Yet today his name then either Hp Now Brunswick or is held in reverence the world over. South, Amboy and return. Store Since the days of Columbus the Eastern and Western JOE A. PRBULA worlds are close neighbors; Lindbergh, by'spanning the OLD RESIDENT" 132 NO. BROADWAY Free Delivery. Telephone 22 Atlantic in an airplane, showed us, how close they really PASSES AWAY are. In the days of Columbus the way from Europe to Mr». Mary McCormick Dies Sudden- America was bese^ith perils, both real and imaginary, ly Tueiday Morning The funeral of Mrs. Mary McCor- and sailors on comparatively short trips always feared, k, widow of tho late Patrick Mc- Cormick, one of this city's oldest tremblingly, that they would come to the "edge of the residents, was held from St. Mary's church this morning at. nine o'clock, world" and fall off. . / a solemn high mass of requiem be- ing aung. Mra. MteCormiek died short- Blue Front Association Stores, Inc. Now we do not fear the "edge of the world"; science ly after eight oclock on Tuesday , and improved methods of transportation have destroyed morning, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Richard S.,Powers, at 104 So. the bugaboos of the past; now a man may talk in one con-Pine avenue. , tinent, and by radio, be heard across the seas; distance has The deceased was well known- in. this city. She conducted a general been demolished—travel has become a pleasure instead of store at the comer of Pine avenue Great Reductions in Groceries and David street for tiwenty-elg%t a hazardous undertaking. Yet we still cannot even years. A. multitude of friends paid their respects to the deceased the For the Week of Oct. 11 to tict. 18 glimpse the mystery of life, the_Divine Purpose of it all- past -week; Floral pieces sent to her and probably never shall. We know more and more late holme were tokens of the res- pect in which she was held. about ourselves—but have no more knowledge than in the Mrs. MjcCormtck was borne ab Ohonislee, Queen's County, Ireland, ra past of the workings of Providence. But just as Columbus about ninety, years ago. When juat praised God for his accomplishment, so must we too praise a young lady she came to this coun- Coffee* S ™!'™^ :..„•. 49c try, landing -at Maiden, Mass. Later God for the things that have come to pass since the days of she journeyed to South River" and > after several years came to this city, QT T/"^ A* 13 Fine Granulated; C Columbus. -j, . where she lhas lived for the past sixty years.- For a time she-wiansged the Think of brave Columbus! Whitman has sung of grocery .business of a brother, Mar-, O U O/\K 5 lbs ...iT ....„„._...,. £ tin Smith, and later ventured into him, "old, poor and paralyzed," nevertheless thanking business- for .herself.. She. was es- God for His Divine help. We who have not to face the pecially noted for her charity. "MT^^^.^^j (K|S Selected and Candled: in 1 doz. cartons: ' The deceased was the mother o(, JEJ^JC ^PT^9 Dozen . , ..: .. , . martrydom of a Columbus, nor encounter the difficulties thirteen -children. Four are -now liv- ing: John MoOormick, of Irvington, that he encountered, should surely not be swayed from the N. Y.; Mrs. Eugene O'Toole, andMra, spiritual by the mechanical and scientific discoveries of Richard S. Powers, of this city; Mrs. Thomas Quinn, of Nortih. Tarrytown, BUTTER this age. The Soul of Man is more important than man's N. Y, Twenty seven grand children survive, as do sixteen great grand accomplishments, important though they be. children. 'Mrs. MoCormick was a charter member of the Rosary So- ciety of St. Mary's church of. this city and until several. years ago was an Fig Bars, 2 lbs active meiriber. The death of this citizen came" as 'a complete siinprise to the relatives, aa well as to the friends 'and neigh- all popular bors. She had been confined to her ed for several days and was again Cigarettes brands 2 for 25c lbout the home.. She visited one of RADIOLA tier neighbors on Monday and was onsidered in good health. At mid- night on Monday, her daughter, Mrs, RITTER'S CANNED SPAGHETTI; powers, went to her bedside and no* lead her another had undergone n RITTER'S PORK & BEANS: 9 cans 25c :cwnplete change. Dr. E,' A. Meach- m was summoned as was the Rsv IVilliaim Lannery. The last rites. of ;he ehurdh were given her and she iied peacefully at eight- o'clock with Palm Olive Soap 2 cakes 15c er family at the bedside. ,, Despite her great .age, Mrs. Mc- 'ormick retained until the last com- plete control of her senses. She kept in 'touch with" current events and del- ighted persons with her recitatioi Vbout a year ago she recited severn'i SELOX,pkg. r 15c erses. at Plainfieltl which were the oppositions of tar mother. ' The deceased was buried in the amily plot at St. Mary's cemetery itler the direction of The Gundrum Service. Tho grand children acted ns Blue Karo Syrup, 2 cans 25c onornry pallbearers. SENIOR CLASSTO HAVE RECITAL PILLSBURYSPAHCAKEFLOUR,IPKGS - ffair Will Bo Staged Tuesday Mat- inee & Evening In H S Auditorium 3 On Tuesday, October 10th in the Sugar Corn or Early Garden Peas 50c IRII fc*br>ol auditorium on John St., ca ns If Production of 1600 a day makes here will be a A. A, Milne Recital mil Trumpet Solos ipresuntt'ri by tosellen Seller for the benefit of 8 makes possible this new minimi trip of the Senior Class o Washington, D. C. There will be Golden Bantam Corn- -'20c nuitinet' in the afternoon and ft price for the "Wonder Box" 'Oi'fonrtauci! in the evening. The following program will be resented: Hulfwuy Dawn; UH TWO; of radio \\vry Biiiir; Twice Times; Toddy D. GREENSPAN EAGLE TEA CO. Rcac; Sniio'/.lcs; lUnkcr; if I Were KiK Th« King's BrctikfiiHt; Grow- 126 N. Broadway 138 Soulli Broadway ing Up; Puppy unii I; iSpi'iiiK Morn- Ing; Tho Good Ivittli' (}irl; Kxplninuil; Telephone 19 Telephone 206 OPKIVBH; Wind on the Hill; Tho ihrUtciiiiig; Missing; Linus und I)im>l)Mliuni'i>; Jonathan Jo; DO LAN BROS. mr nt th« Window; 'Win Little ' JOSEPH A. PR1BULA S. SUDALTER lack Hen. Pine Avfc. Corner John St. 101 N. Stevens Ave. ; 130 North Broadway i Telephone 294 InlumlsKion. Trumptst Solo; Ruviuw of Tiliephonc 22 Telephone 454 lomantk \i?e"; A Song fo*1 istorly l tt