Four Page Colored ce of This Paper is S cents 6V6rfwfe«re--Pay no more Comic Section CARTERET PRESS Sporting News, VOL. V, No. 27 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1927 PRICE TCRGB High School Has "Makin*" Endurance Bowling Contest YontA Xitfed Instantly Of Strong Ball Team Legion Busy With To Be Held Sunday More Examples of Literary Skill Having completed their basket- Many Activities Plans have been completed for the Truck Overturns-Crushes Head hall schedule in a creditable man- endurance bowling contest to be ner the high school will call for Local Post and Women's Aux- held at Coughlin'n alleys, Sunday af- In Work of School Fatal Accident Here On Saturday When Dodge Delivery Car baseball candidates next week. ternoon. The entrees will bowl from Upsets In Chrome Section—Young Woman Al«o Injured There is a lot of material left and Hiary Have Arranged For 1 P. M. to 6 P. M., in two-men Third Article In School Work Surrey Contains Int« good showing should be made by Card Party, Bazaar and teams. AH entries will choose their Bits of Composition. Work of Seventh Grade Wilbur Palmer, aged Rlxteen years, between the home of Dr. MessingeT the Blue and White on the diamond Memorial Day own partners for the tournament of 373-A Washington street, Perth and the Schwartz tin shop and was this campaign. Program Several pritea are to be awarded C Grade—Mitt Binoo Carteret high school building i Amboy, WM instantly killed here Sat- I to ththe curbb. Although most of the varsity ma- the winners. First and second high Here we have three literary ef- ing to keep savings accounts, urday afternoon about 2 o'clock when Bertram Nemo, driveer of the terial of last year graduated there At a meeting of a committee of score men, first two average men, forts—each one entirely different good for us to save when W the car In which he wag riding turn- Stutz was in it at the time; wait- still are several good letter men and and the two best team totals are from the other. young, because when we leave i ed over and crushed his skull. The th© Joca) post of the American Le- ing: for traffic to pass so that he after several weeks of practice the •ach good for a pri»e. Keen com- we will have something oft boy was riding with his brother, gion last night plans were completed could turn into the vacant lot be- remainder of the nine can be built petition is expected to feature this The Will start, 3D far the**- pupils have' Leonard Palmer, aged eighteen years, for the card party to be held Tues- side the garage where the tow car is around these men, William Lynch, engagement in which the best bowl- This morning I was surprised when ings account*: who was driving, \nd a Miss Pearl kept. He had juat returned from Sid Rubel, Ronald Armour, Sid Cur- day, April 6, in Memorial Hall in ers of the borough will take part. the postman handed me a bulky pack- Alexander Markay, Walter Mads«n, of 266 Prospect street. Miss Pershing avenue where he had re- rie, and John Mullan played with the Municipal Building under the In a one-man endurance contest age. From the stamp I saw it came Mary Krosak, Pauline Pent**, Madsen had one tooth knocked out paired a tire for a customer of the the varsity last season and are a- joint auspices of the Legion and last year Lew Peterson was the win- from Kentucky, I started to think seph Cjakowska, Alexander nnd was badly slfcken up. She suf- garage. vatlable for their posts this year. the Ladies- Auxiliary. The commit- ner over several entries. about it because I didn't recognize Mary Sawczak, Anna Fisher, fered considerably from shock. The Dodge lurched along about the handwriting, and because my Farr, Julius Nemeth, Margaret ! Leonard Palmer who was driving tee will provide the most popular twenty feet more and turned over friends never insured the letters or Rose Soltesi, Margaret Craig, complained of pains in the chest arid card games and plenty of attract- at the entrance of the garage. The packages they sent to me, I open- Ivan, Chester Kazmouch, Annaa hack after the accident. ive prizes. It is announced that the Palmer boy who had been sitting Ho On War Path ed the package and found it wrap- lik, Alma Hoffman. committee extends in behalf of the Judge Kirkpatrick The three young people were rid- on the extreme right end of the seat, ped up again more securely than the ing in a Dodge delivery truck be- was thrown beneath the Dodge as For Baseball Scalps post and auxiliary a cordial invitation first wrapping had been. By this H««lth Honor Roll longing to Mrs. A. Smerling, pro- it fell and his head was crushed. to the Mayor and Borough Council To Speak Here time my heart beat rapidly. I made The following people have prietress of a musical instrument Dr. Samuel Metslnger who lives and veterans of the Spanish Amer- up my mind that I would open it, white card which means Joe Again Manager of Carteret Will Make Address At Closing and soon found it contained some weight: Joseph Czerepanya, -tore in Madison avenue, Perth Am-, opposite was one of the first at the 'ican War to attend the party, as A. C, Has Organized checks and a few documents. First Pritula, Joseph Czajkowska, hoy. Leonard Palmer and Mii-I scene and when the Dodge was guests of the Legion.- Exercises of Night School Mad sen are employed in the store. Strong Semi-Pro Team In High School Auditor- I read the letter and found that it Ronyak, Chester Haznowsky, lifted from the boy's body the phy- The Memorial Day committee of contained a statement that my grand- Soltesi, Julius Nemeth, Mary ; They were traveling from Port sician found that he was dead. For Season the Legion has plans well under way ium Tuesday Night father had died, and that I was to Walter PavHk, Alexander Reading toward CarUrat. The l«ft end of the bumper of 'for the elaborate program to bie be heir to his estate and millions. The Carteret A. A. has reorgan- Account* of how the accident hap- the Stutz shows where the Dodge 'carried out on that day hfere in The end of the night school ses- Later I looked at the checks, to find Our Seventh Grade Class Is ized for its second season of semi pened differ. The one given by wit- struck it. Nemo who lives at 28 honor of the memory of the sol- sions for this term will be marked that nearly all contained over five paring a play for assembly, pro baseball. Manager Joseph Elko1 nesses if that when the Dodge WM Edwin street, this borough, was tak- dier and sailor dead of the Nation, Tuesday night with appropriate ex- thousand dollars. When I went to called "The Victory of the Good i who piloted the outfit through a suc- about opposite the synagogue of the en to police headquarters with Leon- The bazaar committee announces bed I dreamed about the things I izen." cessful season last year, will be a- ercises at the high school auditorium Congregation of Loving Justice, it ard Palmer. The two drivers were that the open air bazaar of the Le- would buy. William Nemish. The characters are: gain at the helm. The team will be beginning~"at 8 P." M. The term overtook a laundry truck also bound held on technical charges of man- gion and Auxiliary will be held in Jood Citizen Elizabeth made up of veterans of last year "night school" refers to the classes into Carteret. slaughter. igS Field from May 23, to 28 in- A VUlt to th* Crippled Cleanliness Florence Ns with some new stars and will be one in academic subjects including com- The Dodge speeded up to pass the Coroner J. J. Lymanftvae notified clusive. The proceeds will "go to the Children'* Ham* Health Julia of the heavier teams in semi-pro mercial courses. In addition to the laundry truck, swung far to the left and later came and took the body to Legion Relief Fund. Last Tuesday my friend and I vis- Newspapor Mary baseball in this section. night school there has been con- to clear the wide vehicle, and in hia undertaking parlor and morgue The joint committee in charge con- ited the Crippled Children's Home in Banana Skin Julia ! The first workout will be held Sun- swinging back into th.- middle of in Locust street. The body was sists of James A. Johnson, Harvey ducted during the night school term, New York City. We were pleased Orange Peel day afternoon on Brady's fteld begin- Roosevelt avenue, cauf.it tkj front later taken in charge of Undertaker 'Young and Fred Ruckreigel, repre- special classes for foreign born seek- to see the little crippled children Mut Shell Margaret ning about 1.30 P. If. The follow- bumper of a State ti wing car of Flynn, of Perth Amboy. The funeral senting the local post of the Le- ing to master English. play with the toys, that our Junior ing have been notified to be pres- the Economy Garage. The towing for the unfortunate boy, was held gion, and Mrs. W. Hagen, Mrs. J. The latter classes will .close Mon- Red Cross class had made them. We The following people were ent: Jess and "Curley" Sullivan, car was parked in front of the alley Tuesday. Weinman and Mrs. James A. John' day evening with informal but in- went to the room where the girls tardy nor absent this year: "Buckaloo" Roth, Charles Brady, son, representing the Ladies Auxil- teresting exercises. were dressing the paper dolls. Some Edward Medvetz, Margaret Ns Bill Beisel, Al Hasbrouck, John and iary to the post. > The regular night school has a older girls were reading the books ski, Alexander Trusiak, Daisy Joe Leshick, John Skurat, John and looking at the pictures. Later large enrollment and has done much Pelt, Leo Kohn, Alma Hoffman,' i Masculine, John Kara, "Chippy" Cut- we came to the boys' class where the Tokarski In Trouble Say "Johnson" And to aid young people and adults who phen Toth, Helen Schlevchik, JQ ter and John Scally. boys were working on the puwles. Czakowska, Mary Sayczak, Fid did not have sufficient schooling in As we were passing them, we stopped Nadolskl. The opening game will be on the their childhood, or, who are seek- Sent To Workhouse It Shall Be Opened State Troopers for a moment near a group of old- second Sunday in April with the ing to obtain more training in spe- er boys. They were writing letters Sanntk Grade—Mil* Ki Penn Red Caps or the Harrison-Hud- cific lines. Holly Street Man Arrested Policeman Knocks At Door to our class. We were pleated very On February 21 all of th« sons furnishing the opposition. Take Local Man The exercises Tuesday night will Many Times—Once Grab- Says He Is "Johnson" And Manager Elko has open dates for much. In the letters they thanked and seventh year classes of the Wash--;-; be featured by an address by Hon. us for the toys and things that we bed For Shot Gun—Gets Enters Shack Where the leading teams in the State William Parker Sent To Work- ngton school participated in a John P. Kirkpatrick, judge of the had prepared them. I doubt that our and expects to cross bats with the gram in which the various eti Thirty Days Game Is In Progress house For Driving With- Court of Common Pleas, of Middle- little gifts gave them any more hap- Perth Amboy B. B. C; Harmony A. honored the memory of Abraham 1 out License And Telling sex county. The opening number on piness than the realization of their C; Lyceum A. C; South River A. C.j coin and George Washington.' Vincent Tokarski, of Holly street, Four of five men who were taken the program will be the flag salute pleasure gave us. —Julia Nagy Jamesburg A. C; Woodbridge A. A.; Falsehood To State program lasted forty minutes, « was arrested again Saturday night in a raid on a card game last Friday by the assembly: then the "Star in recitations, plays, and .songs, and the Birds, of New Brunswick. Officers and on Tuesday night was sent to night were fined $6 each Tuesday Spangled Banner," sung by all pres- A Terrifying Experience given. The program was as f< the workhouse for thirty days. The night when they were arrainged in Communications should be address- ent. Harry Parker, of 44 Hudson Btreet On the way from Roy's, house last Seen* from the Tim* of complainant was Tokarski's wife police court. The four fined are: ed to Joseph E. Elko, 32 Mary street, waa arrested here Monday by Patrol- Miss Irene Schwartz will read an night I had a terrible experience, Characters who alleged that her husband had Charles Wilkins and Barton Williams, Carteret. man John Harrlgah and two State essay, "The Cultural Side of Night had just set out tin a poorly lighted Mrs. Beacon Margaret been drinking heavily and was dan- of 40 Hudson street, Claude Smith, troopers for-di^vlng a car without a School." President Edward J, Hell, street, when I saw a white figure Mrs. Collins Mary gerous. She said she was afraid of of the Liebig camp, James Smith, of license, fte was taken to Metuchen of the Board of Education, will pre- emerge from a closed in yard. It Mrs. Dillingham Myrtle hfan and wanted him Bent away for 60 Essex street. All are negroes. Miss Lillian Roth Honor and fined $10 ami f 1 costs. Unable sent the certificates to the gradu- leaped over the fence, then back a Mrs. Eaton Lillian C six months. George Brown a negro of 14 Bergen Guest at Birthday Party to pay the fine he was sent, to the ates and the address by Judge Kirk- gain, then forward, to and fro, Fannie Anna About two weeks Tokarski was ar- street, who was taken in th« raid, patrick, will follow. picked up a round stick and crept Gertrude ; Alma C Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNally, of workhouse for ten days. rested on complaint of his wife and was released as the evidence indi- The closing numbers on the pro- cautiously toward the fence. With Barbara EmmaPem Washington avenue, entertained a Parker was driving in Metuchen when live police entered hia bedroom cated that he was merely watching gram include a harmonica chorus my heart in my mouth, I swung my Capt. Dillingham John large number of friends and rela- on the night of March 11 in com with a warrant, he made a grab for a the game and had no part in it. by the night school boys and the stick. Crack! Crack! Crack! a- Capt. Hill Walter Pon pany with others. State Troope shotgun at the foot of the bed but tives at a birthday party in honor of singing of "America, the Beautiful", gain and again I hit it. To my hor- The raid was made by Rounds- William Cassidy stopped him be was overpowered by the police and their daughter, Miss Lillian Roth, by the assembly. ror it came closer, and closer, 'til The following pupils have had I Sergeant John Andres, and patrol- at their home Saturday evening. cause the tail light and one head was brought handcuffed to headquar- man Michael Bradley and John Har- it grazed my cheek. I leaped, grap feet attendance since September; !Many beautiful gifts were present- light on the ear. were out. Cassidy Anna Bednar, John Popi-el, ters. Saturday night he offered some rigan. The officers were looking for pled with it, and pulled it down. All resistance until the arresting officers ed to Miss Roth. asked to see Parker's license and the went black before me'—II had faint- Colgan, Michael Poll, Elizal mauled him a bit. u°.nilf Miss Gladys Kahn and Miss Roth latter said that he had left it in ed, A lady took me in our house Dance, Emma Pencotty, Evelyn ', the Greenspan shacks at 40 Hudson "his other clothes." Cassidy told Juvenile Firemen Entering police station be began a sang several vocal solos. Carl Drour when I ppened my eyes. The next Joseph Resko, Walter Popiel, gtr of Carteret- local high courtsters is a problem., following the regular fire alarm. The John went t,o the junk-picker, gave The glass blowing trade flourish- Palace Hall in Perth Amboy, Mon-1 made the negative side WSB given During their schedule with opposing I hose is pulled out and turned on dur- him the horse-shoe, and got twelve ed many years ago in Egypt day night. An eight, two sixes and the decision by a large majority. high sfchool quintets the Carteret I ing these drills. cents for it. Then he again went to Pharoh's temples were filled with three fours make up the card. New EditoriaJ Staff In The discussion was very humorous. tosaers failed to take a single game Miss Hermann complimented the the stand, After buying twelve namenta of glass. The Misses Diana Abram^, Ruth Joe LeGray, fornierly of Perth Am- Charge of Loudspeaker and in most cases were given ter- members of the company before pre- cherries, he started out to walk, fol- At the fall of the Egyptian Brown,] Regina Brown and Fannie boy, is to take on Carl Perry, of rible lacings. Then they won their senting the badges and wished them pire Rome occupied her time in When the next issue of the Loud- lowed by Peter. Every once in a SchwarU made up the winning team. Boston, in thhe maiin go Off eighiht last two games against the Alumni success for the ensuing year. Chief while, John would drop a cherry. trade. Later it apread to some of speaker, the Carteret High School The losers who put up a hard fight rounds, LeGray has worked hia to the surprise of the local basket- Ernest Jurick spoke in the name of Peter would pick it up arid would smaller countries of Europe. publication comes out next week, it were the Misses Edna Jacobowiti, way to the front in the last few ball fans, who were losing interest the department and promised that eat it. After John dropped every Today in many of our' Amei; will be the work of the new staff e- Minnie Chodosh, Ethel; Kahn, and months. Perry is also a classy fight- in the varsity team. the company would always be alert one, one at a time, h« turned and and European museums can be lected at the meeting of the present Bertha Rubel. «r and is attracting much attention. In copping these two close games and careful. said to Peter, "You see now, Peter, vases which tell of the long life A bridge party h to be held at A recent bout between the two bat- staff, yesterday afternoon. The next the high school beat a quintet that Those who received badges were: that you bent down twelve times for glass articles. the home of MIBS Sadie Ulmsn, Sat- tiers was very close, issue of the periodical is to be the was as strong as any and stronger Ernest Jurick, chief; Joseph Gaydos, the cherries and you wouldn't bend Mr. Huwell, who learned the • urday, April g, Friends of the mem- The semi-final encounter is as in- "Freshman Number." . than several machines that crushed assistant chief; Emil Blaukopf, fore- down once for the horse-shoe. After from hia father, as all glass bio bers are invited to attend. A num- teresting as the main battle. Plenty Tho new editor-in-chie^f u Saul the Blue and White in the regular man; John' Zimmerman, assistant this take the first chance given you do, made a crane, vase, Brown, who contributed much of his foreman; Philip Chodosh and Frank her of valuable prizes will bs a- of ring action should be seen when schedule. This shows that there is and save your time, —Rose Soltez. Christmas tree ornament, and time to the magazine prior to his e- Bareford, Seniors; Joseph Turner and thread. , warded the winners. ' Vincent Dileo, th' e Jersey City glov* material in the team that can be de- lection. M^ss Ruth Grohman waa John Seko, Juniors; Harry Wein- Each child received as a souv The club members are making artist, and Art DeChamplain, one of veloped. Savings Account! chosen to handle the financial end of Next year tha varsity quintet will stein and Morris Chodosh, Sopho- » glass pen. . -John Pop nal tryrouts for their play which i» New York's best, come together. Both The pupils of the seventh grade ii 1 not lose a regular man by gradua- mores; and John Dimock and Theo- to be given soon. ' Under the super- fighters have had.a good bit of ex- ^f^* '™', Miss Helen Daniels was elected ad- tion BO that the same team will work dore Huber, Freshmen. The promo- vision of Miss E. M. Stagg, the mem- perience in the game. Rocky Sar- St. Joseph's P. T. T. To vertising nuuiager and Joseph Gay- together. With the proper coach- tions are to be made according to New Siren Placed on Hill bers will present "Nothing But the done, and Marino Rodriquea, both of the hereditary system. Biff Food Sale To dos assistant business manager. The ing the varsity men should make a Not Aft Loud As Expected Truth." Miss Stttgg coached two [ Amboy, mix in another six. circulation problem is in the hands In, the four round tuwles, K. O. njuch better record than they did The Parent-Teacher As»ocia. successful plays presented here: of Floryce Brown and the assistant Hadassak Chapter Has CarUret's new fire siren was put Blanchsrd, of Fords, meets Charley this year. JSid Currie, one of the of St. Joseph's Parochial School "IJsddy Long ILegs" and "The Lion managers Joseph Nederburg and into commission on Wednesday of Cpok, of Trenton; Benny Young, of fastest forwards ever seen oil the Card Party—Prize Winners hold a food «ale beginning at i snd the Mouse." Florence Swenson. Meyer Rosen- this week and was tested on that Hopelawn, fights W*lly Chick, of floor in these part*, is capable of A card party was held by the M. on the porch of the home of ', The next meetipg of the club will .hbi0 was elected sporting editor. accomplishing muoh 'more than he Carteret Chapter of the Hadassah, day and ye&terday. It is not as loud Amboy, and in the opener, ModeBto u as had been expected but it thorough- Georg* Bradley, P«rshing mid Ws be held April 6; the hostesses will Tt>£ editorial staff is made up of Miss hati. H^ i* clever and. fast floor at the Chrome Fire Hall, Sunday Ardoner and Stanley Wilson, both of ly frightened dogs and. cats in the ingUyi avenues. A wide selection! be the Misses Sophie Carpenter, So- Lillian Roth and Emil Blaukopf, man, and a dead shot. *^Vith proper evening, and Heverul, valuable prices Amboy, are to perform. vicinity of Fire House No. 1 where dainties will be ottered. Mwnberstl phie Daniels sod Ruth R. Brown. juniors; Missea Alede Cohen and co-operation this youngster could wero awarded the winners. Refresh- it is located. The unusual bleating the association and others Inb Gpice Barker, sophomores; ttnd John lead the blue and White to many a ments were »erved following the sent the felines and canin«s scurry- ed are urged to send in cakea, Zimmerman, fwuhmun. victory. playing. ing for safety. ries and other delicacies. DR. IRA ROSE All of the heads of the differ- In Sid Rubel and Lawrence Har- Entertainment featured the party. The siren can be heard through- DR. ISADOR LEVENBERG ent departments »re j union. ris there is good material for the Solos wer« Hung, by Miss Ruth center i»>nt JtutaeJ'a excellent foul out the hill section of Carteret but 1 Brow* and Morris Abrams. Miss Announce the opening of another office for the shooting in the cloning minutes nf Mildred Brown accompanied at th# several said they did not notice it in The orgniUiKtioa kuowa ss A Correction the Chrome section. There is aenti General Practice of Dentistry and Oral Surgery at play was a big factor in the victory piano. BUIM of Uld«ou" WK» orgk ov«r Alumni last Tuesday. Bud Mul- The prise winners were: Mrs. P. ment to remove it from the hill tu t, 1HJ«. Us T»mm#nt to Ukf private properly How to Play for poblk nawi prmldwi Jtiat rompm- Mtloo In IITHI to Ihf wntf. Tfc« roTernmwl aonwtlmei confwi ths BRIDGE A CtDAA O04BT H right of eminent anros*» npon pri T«U mmpiilM enfsired '» tl'lnn A new teriet efkssom * *no jkoniTTftnce* aaaentiat ta th« pnblli* df ^ Wynne *K»lt THAT M1Y MOTH a/ TKACTlOAl AUCTION BR1D0B*

ARTICLE No, JJ The object vH all aouad bidding ahouk] Score. AD, 0; YZ, 10, n.bbrr «me. be to obtain the bent bid for the rom- 7 dealt, bid one no-trump, A bid two birvrf hand*, that ia. tha best bid for hraru and Y and B passed. If Z bid tveMv-tu card* rather thaa for thii- two DMrump. what ahoald A bid with teen. That principle Menu plain aod tb« forefoing hand? eaty to undenund and ret to* difficult for the avcrair player to apply. He Vtoblttn No. a maa to think of hu own hand only Hearts —9 and oi what he would like to bid with auba-K,QJ.M his thirteen earth. Some ptavtra DM only disregard their partner! nida but Spadta —K,l •t times really accm to reatnt them aa aniMtempt to pby the hand. If aoy ! leaden of thia srtirk have taken turn tA It's more f in and much more profitable a position in the past, ther should t tor.nlse: •n1>:xhfi!ihy, *cr»tehing.peppjr •tnTC to overcome it. Each bid by you chiiki, l'nr they develop into sturdy egg- or your partner should be m*le with Score, Y-Z a game in and no score on i ,i.h the f..ie records. the object of giving information to one the second gatrte. If Z bid one no-trump p aootbfr «o that the final bid, whatever and A doubled, what should Y bid with muii If j-'ni w.nr.t yur cilicks to show quick, it may be, will be the best bid for the the foregoing hand? hns'.hy p nv.h -to resist ailments like combined hood*. Only ruoperution of Problem No. 41 buwvl Ir.i.-Me, leg wfnkncES, etc., Rive thia kind will produce the bett resulta. (' »m iVs h .-.Vh-liuilding f<'<"J that S«p- Apply thia principle to the following Hearts — Q, 1,10,6 pli s evtry thing for flesh, bgno and handa and compare result) with the analysia that will be given in the next Diamonds — 5 T1;e'o.-i;;:nalbalyfoodforbabychick»"i» Spade.-K, 10, 7,4 For Ktorinft furs article. ProMunNo. M And winter garments—a ce- ~t Y i Hearts - A, Q.J, 7,4 dar closet. lA B: i Y : Clubs-A, 7,5 i Z I For keeping linens fresh and : :A B: Diamond!—A, 10,8,7, 6 fragrant—ft cedar closet. : Z : Spades — none Score, rubber tame, ^B, tp: Y-Z, 0. For just ordinary «very If Z dealt, bid one no-tramp a*4 A bid No score. Erst HflK. If Z *sh,t*i one day use—a cedar clowst. BUTTERMILK three diaTnTBrta; Wtai Ihquhl Y ind no-trump, A bid two spades and Ywith the forejoioi band) No more hours spent in BABY CHICK FOOD paced, what should B bid with the packing with moth balls pnd SoU anj CMrantwi' i* (ongoing hand? newspapers. "' Woodbridge Feed & Coal Co. Problem No. 3* ' No more clothes broad- Hearts — K, 9, 7,6,4, 3 CUMULATIVE casting an odor of moth balls Succaitori to S. B. Brewiter qubs — K, 10, 8, 6,1 wherever you go. Woodbridge, N. J. Diamonds — A The cort is surprisingly Spades — W amall—ask ue. PREFERRED STOCK CALIFORNIA $100 up Answer to Problem No. 39 All expenses through Panama Canal. Hearts —9 ante —A, S BOSTON $4.00 Diamond* — A, 10 PROVIDENCE $3.00 Spadea — Q, 10 PUBLIC SERVICE BERMUDA Only 2 Days Htarti-Q, 10, 8, J Heatto-r Qubs—7 Y Oibs-Q, J, 10,9,3 from N. Y., 8 day trips $105 and up, Diamonds- :A B: DiaawMU —9 including steamer, hotel and tours. Spaxks-J,» ! Z : Spades-Mae WOODBRIDQE FLORIDA, Via Steamer — Mi- CORPORATION ami, $37.63 up, all expenses; Jack- Hearts-A, K, J, 6, 4 sonville, $24.36 up. Qubs —5 / LUMBER COMPANY Diamonds — K .! BUILDING MATERIAL STORE HAVANA — Ten Day Cruises, Spades — noqp every Saturday, including hotels, OFNEWJERSEY W0ODBR1DCE NKW JERSEY sight-seeing and other expenses— Dbmonds are tramps and I is in the In either event Y-Z mast win all of the First Clasi— $160.00. lead. How can Y-Z so play the hand tricks. Thia problem is a fine illustration that they can win all of the tricks of tbe "squeeze" play; that is. the play SOUTH AMERICA Cruise — afaiaat any defense? Z ihould lead the that forces an opponent to discard to Under Ow Popular Leaving Feb. 5th, all expenses, in- kinf of ilia moods and overtake in Y's hn disadvantage. In this example, It is cluding hotels, and sight-seeing. band whh the aoe. A should discard the the "backward wueeie," «xalied be- O-urixcrsKip Plan. •• • • five of hearts and B follow suit. Y cause the hand ''•queeied," or forced West INDIES Cruise —First ahoald now lead the ten of diamonds. to discard, plays after or back of the Class, $160 up. B should discard a dub, Z s heart and hand fordng the discards. In the usual ASK ANY PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYS. Window Displays To GALVESTON, MIAMI, A a dob. Y should now lead the ace of "•quern" play the discard is forced be- Decoration of All Kinds NEW ORLEANS, JAMAICA, dabs. B and Z foUow suit sad A is fore the opponents' band or hands play. Beginning of the End MEXICO, CHARLESTON. forced to discard either a spade or a Opportunities {or this type of play come French Penal Itlandi Cans Test Driver*' Skill and for all occasions NASSAU, PORTO RICO. heart. If the former, Y'I spadea art up very frequently so be on the lookoot The Island where French life pris- When ii man applies for a license When you have reached the period good. If the latter Z'% hearts are food. for then. oners lire sent Is Devils Island, off ths of existence when you have become Call, Write or Telephone 769 to drive it n antoniol'ille In IMifllelil, New coast of French Guiana, South Amer- Zealand, lip Is tuken to a smutl yurd unbiased, unprejudiced and open- JACOB GOLDBERGER Hogging the Picture* Belief and Originality ica. Near Devils Island are the two dotted with tail runs iiml ordered to minded, then you will hear members, HARRY F, MOLL of your family gay that all has been TOURIST AGENCY French lawyers numt not pose with The merit of originality In not small French penal Islands of Saint- steer mi Irregular course through 182 Rowland Place done for you that science knows, and 432 State St. cor. Washington criminals, hereafter, for pictures Did novelty; It Is sincerity. The bellevinp Joseph nncl lie Hnyule, which were them to the opposite sitl«. This ac- tbe papers will give an account of Woodbridge PERTH AMBOY, N. J. their clients complain that the law- man Is the orlglnnl man; whntsorvpr formerly known, with Devils Island, complished successfully, he Is bidden your funeral rites within a Bhort time. Roervatiohs ihould be made now yers were taking more ttian their he believes, he believes It for MmH as "flea du Diablo," hut which Inter to repeat bis trip In reverse gear, says Tel. 286 —Plckens County (Ala.) Herald for that trip to Europe share? not for Brother.—Cnrlyle.. received the mime "lies du Snlut." the Dearborn Independent. Mmmmmmmam NEW REDUCED PRICES ON COAL Effective Monday, March 28th The following prices to be in force until June 1st when the dealers anticipate a raise in price: Egg • $13.50 per ton U Stove 13.75 ^ ,f .' U U Nut 13.50 -• '•r.-.i--- Pea 10.75 " U [. Less a discount of fifty cents per ton for payment within 10 from delivery. Order Now and take advantage of the reduction. ¥ THEO. A. LEBER, Inc. TeL Woodb *nr 26 and ftfofcwy M, stfpniwrts , *** maiUNr«Mntt of Studebaker and Ersklno e«r* to- Warns Agantt Rosy Pictures Mrs. Herman Allen, of Stelton, and *d 1648 cars. Being mado in a Mrs. John Houtevitle, of Plalnsboro, •tnt.nl of 24 working hours, the»« ship- Wai home management leaders. New Record nts represented an averapp of Advertised By Correspondence Schools The nine kitchens entered sre lo- more thnn onn cur shipped every mln- cated in <»i(fht communities in the South B«nd, Ind.^The heavy de- Tho forest mnfrer's position is not Forest Sprvirp, nnd a lixfro number county, namely, Meturtwn, New Mar- mand for Studebaker oars, follow- The destinations of the cars offer a "play-time" job, na a number of of lettors asking about, rnnffer posi- kot, Stelton, Browntown, Dunham's COMING BACK ing the corporation*!! sw^epine price a ntudy in geography for they were advertising correspondenco schools tions which ciiinii by every mnil to Corner, Milltown, Cranbury and reduction on February 16, wns in- not only consigned to every part of picture it, Rays Forest Service, Unit- Knrcat Sorvim hpadnunrtprs arc be- Deans. strumental in «stabli»hin({ B n the result of extensive Each of the nine kitchens was ord for a single day's shipments, 752 the world as well. Activities M several correspon- advertising on the part of these scored on Thursday as to its present A defunct used car can care having been shipped from Stu- dence schools which purport to pre- schools. condition, Each kitchen was alto debaker plants on February 28. A. VMUQI pare young men for ranger jobs and Many of the statements in these studied as to its arrangement for be cheaply doctored up so step and energy saving and also with Dealers' requests for cars have "This may hurt n little." nnlrt th. practically guarantee government advertisements are misleading and in that it will just about carry been BO urgent that an emergency ahsent-nitnded dentist an Im changei1 employment on the National Forests some cases absolutely false, says the regard to the height of working e- shipping fore* was required for Sun- to his niblick, "hut It will be ovei upon the* completion of the course Forest Service* These advertise- •. <\Juipment ;. . ,\. keepin..• .g in mind the needs the purchaser away. The day, February 27. Between Febru- In Just a minute." have come to the attention of the menu frequently convey the impres-M n , md'vidual sion that the forest ranger's job hf^01* th« P. A. Ml nishing propore preparation for ran- car of Its type on the market. It U finished In enger open car have never been »o supremely an unusually attractive combination of Duco passing mark in the ranger examina- combined at in the newPonttacSURoaditerat tion held by the Civil Service Com- colon—Brevoort Green on the vweeplng crown StudebsJier Special Six Touring, 1922, good fair tires, brand $77S. Lucerne Blue Duco, striped In Fjerte fcnders and upper itructure, Cherokee Gray on mission, the knowledge that a man Red. Long, low, graceful lines. Gray ihark the body proper. It Is upholstered In green new paint, motor runs like new. A remarkable automo- musf have to answer the practical gr»ln leather upholstery. A swanky rear deck leather and handsomely appointed. The!rumbl« bile for the price we are asking. Don't let this one slip by. questions in th« examination comes with a spadoui ramble seat, a removable top of teat accomodatei two extra pMsengen. And yet mostly from actual experience in •mart gray material—and, of coune, all the power, ipeed and stamina of Ae famou»PontUc the price Is only t835! If you wan

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$r. The bill to oust the Board of Education and give th>< ||iyor power to appoint a board of his own selection was eynolds £M*sh«d And flattened out Tuesday at a session of the Assem- "Department Store Of Dependable Merchandiie1 bly. It was lost by a vote of 61 to 1. The fight against it waf led by women all over the State and a steady stream of protest tfrB sent in to the legislative body. The bill first appeared this *«ar as a Senate bill. Then, after being hopelessly lost in com- mittee, it was revived and trotted out as an Assembly bill. PERTH AMBOY Ufain it went into committee and was patched up with a com- jnfttee substitute. Then it was j-eported out and smashed on " i floor. It was thoroughly vicious and deserved its fate. But the incident, though closed, points a lesson that ought remembered: Many other undesirable measures slip DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS and the general public does not wake up until the .sure is a law. The defeat of the school bill was directly j to the organized opposition that attacked it and the thor- Kingston 8 Troy M Y. fhness with which women do things once they are.aroused, if F. MY. Jersey Otu. MJ of the most valiant opponents of the bill were women Perth Antboy. j»O disregarded partisan influence and policy and struck put Bayonnt, NJ. Wttakxth, MJ. irwhat was right. The defeat of the bill was a victory for the FURNISHINGS FOR (then of the State. The public should keep a keen watch on what is going on MEN, WOMEpi AND CHILDREN fee State Legislature. Many a law that has proven a nuisance \L 97-105 Smith St. • Perth Amboy ; stupid might have been killed as effectively as the school We if the people were alert and got busy while it was he making. 'AMBOY COTTON STORE Middlesex County's "BIG STORE" "Quality and True Worth" PARKING AND SPEEDING DEPENDABLEX-IERCHANDISE IN The above heading is our guarantee of fair id treatment, quality and value—it is your assur- At the meeting of the Borough Council Monday night the SILKS ANDtDRESS GOODS ance that what you buy here will satisfy you— ce committee and attorney were authorized to prepare an ance regulating traffic and empowering the police de- We make no misleading statements to per- ' nent to prevent parking where it caused danger. The Perth Amboy, N. J suade you to trade with us. W was proposed aj a result of an accident which prov- jfatal to a sixteen-year-old PeVth Amboy lad here last Sat- And is aimed particularly at the congested section of ^0OBevelt avenue in Chrome. £,:'i The measure is very necessary and should be made strong BOSTON SHOE CO. ^ to give |' KH.VH Iliat he has \ twelve miles an hour. mini who Is ulwsivs sp K nwver "iel a B|rl who was prettlpr than While the ordinance is in course of preparation, ,it might Bank is Open on Monday and Friday Evenings and that is tlie ttreut man who only sllc' tl">iishi ^l"1 »»« "or n man wh tlmiiKht he was. from 6:30 to 8 P. M. •.—William Winter • -Illllslioro \>w«-I1i>r:i1il. filiations without fear or favor. Q Resources Over $2,800,000 ANOTHER TEST REMAINS MANHATTAN United States Government Supervision Spring Shirts— When in Rahway Stop at The Assembly bill of Majority Leader Tom Hanson to with stripes, and without aw out of office the Board of Education elected by the Spring Shirts— with plaits, and without of Carteret to replace it by a Board selected by Mayor Spring Shirts— i Mulvihill well merited the overwhelming defeat aciord- with attached collars, and ENGELMAN'S DEP'T STORE |,,"it on Tuesday. Fifty-one votes were cast against the We take great pleasure in announc- without. Spring Shirts— 128 Main St., Rahway, N. J. sure to one vote for it. It is very evident that the legis- Exceptional coloring; excep- had no stomach for a bill so palpably plum-gathering ing our appointment as tional quality. Established On Honor in 1905 aracter. The members chose to defer to the will of their Shirts tn^df with utmost care of finest material. And Thriving On Merit Ever Since ^ituents rather than to the suggestion of their legislative moderately priced from $2 to GOODYEAR TIRE & TUBE DEALERS $7.50. r Tom Hanson has been and still is a popular man in the nbly and in the district that elected him. He possesses For Carteret and vicinity ^respect of his colleagues and of his constituents. But there ftings that will destroy that respect a^nd popularity. Such BRIEGS gurefi £3 the bill affecting Carteret is one of them. • To introduce we offer the follow- §!• Hanson fell heavily on the first hurdle of the two referred MEN'S STORE Dme time ago in this column as dangergus to his political ing Special Sale Prices which will 91 SMITH ST. Cor. KING Apparently he persists in attempting the second hurdle Boy's Spring Coats Kayser's Silk Gloves, fan- i>rcing through the Sewaren Borough bill. As leader of give you an idea of the values that PERTH AMBOY Hats to Match, @ $5.98 up cy French cuffs. All New '•Republican majority he may succeed in having the bill may be had. Shades @ $1.00 ed, for it is one that will attratt no opposition outside Girl's Spring Coats in New Models in Stylish fo^jJVoodbridge Township. However, it is well for him to Newt of AH Carteret Borough Fashionable Models. Sizes 6 to 14 @ ... $7.98 up Spring Millinery for Girls, iider that no small part of his support came from the very HIGH PRESSURE in the Prei*, the most Misses and Children Bhip his bill aims to spjit up. widely read paper @ $2.98 up Goodyur All Wcathar Goody»»r Pkthfindar Babies Cute Spring Model argument has been voiced in Sewaren—and probably in Carteret Clincher Ex. Size . . $10.70 30x3 ^ Clincher ...... $8.00 Coats With Hats to Match an has heard it—that he need fear no reprisal by town- All Silk Heavy Fast Crepe 30x3 'A Straight Side .... |13.45 30x3% Straight Side $10.26 @ $5.98 up All New Spring Shades, ! voters if his bill passes. The whole matter will be forgot- 31x4 Straight Side $16.95 31x4 Straight Side $18.00 Fast Colors @ , . $1.96 up pefore next election, they claim. If Hanson allows him 32x4 Straight Side . . . . $17.85 32x4 Straight Side $13.70 All Year Round Dress to be persuaded to that belief he^may in time discover 38x4 Straight Side $18,80 33x4 Straight Side ..... $14.46 Prints. Guaranteed Fast Fast Color Percale Print* '•fallacy that underlies it. 32x4 ^ Straight Side . . . $23.45 Colors. Beautiful Patterns. in dainty Dress patterns 32x4 H Straight Side .... $18.75 @ 44c yd. , A majority of the people in the township, and ynany, in 33v4V4 Straight Side .... $25.3S 33x4 % Straight Side .... $19.50 @ 29c yd. ren, believe the borough move is actuated by interests 34x4% Straight Side .... $26.3,0 34x4 V4 Straight Side .... $20.25 ) ymnt to attach Sewaren to Perth Amboy and, at the same Q, drive a, wedge that eventually will split fhe township BALLOONS (WE CAN CARRY IT) Special Prices on Items (or X Size Stouts ender il more easily absorbed. It" is quite natural tha Onyx and Garden X Size Silk Hose, all shade. it prospect is unpopular with the rank and file of local Goodyear Alt Weath.r _ Goodyear Pathfiodtr Forest Mills and Munsing X Size Light Weight jatfl. It is just as natural that Tom Hanson ae legislative 29x4.40 . . $11.80 $27x4.40 ' $ 8.7O Union Suits of the measure will find hundreds of voters who hav 20x4.75 $14.85 \ Women's Ribbed X Size Vests and Pants, all style* d him in the past casting their votes for any opponen 30x4.75 $15.50 Crepe and Lingette X Sue Bloomers and Step-Ins 29x4.76 $11.65 f. happen to be running against him, 29x4.95 $16.96 Lingette and Satine X Size Princess Slips, '' —From a Woodbridge Newspaper. 30x4.95' $17.65 30x4.76 $12.05 built up shoulders 31x4.95 $19.46 3*x4.9« ...... $18.50 First Lm§on in Geography 30x5.25 $19.70 Funfit & DeBevouse X Size Brassieres and Corsdlettes Would Try 30x5.25 $15.15 ago the dtmcon Ixiu^tit H The Aii({l«-Ji»*o|>({Ji»*|>ss gnv« unmerminegt tto 31x5.25 $20.30 Morning and Afternoon X Sire Wash Gingham and URE, you can curry it. ad buggy and took lilt! wife fioui their nui)po»ed refom 30x6.77 . $28.20 31x5.26 $16.75 . Print Dresses hlance to part* of the human body. « Yuur wife has figured Sunday for a driv«. They 32x6.00 $23.80 30x5.77 $17.80 S neighboring (own of Onseo headland, a neck of laud, a tongue of out how a small payment Muslin, Voile and Crepe X Size Women'. Night Gowns Sign which read : ":ipt>eil lund, the iiioutli uf a liver, lite brow 33x6.00. $24.66 33x6.00 $18.90 down ami the rent money will E»tra Grade Rayon Silk X Size Bloomers, illen per hour." "Here, of a lilll, mi am1) of I he tea, and to on •nuke your home-owning Vests and Step-Ins (lie dwon »ictt*dl). '(you IIuU»is«a WM once knnwu as P«t«r'« drraiiin come true. We can ltii<8 and drive, and I'll u*e K>f, or Peter'i tilaud; Clmlwrn WM help a lot—and we will. Mtiybe w« cui m*k» It" Clielei-ey«, Hud Urrmouditey WBB B«r uiund s «yV, all of them having bean ECONOMY GARAGE CO. WIUUM JOBOHMANN originally "At Your Swvice" , Special Tuesday, March 24 * »w pl Tht Silver Lining Manufacturers' Samples of MISMS and Women's Silk An opltniUt Is H man who hat loat D. WOHLGEMUTH & SON Phono MM . hit teeth but two mill L» tbtnktnl 30 ROOMVCU Aw. Quiiret g75 Dreue*. No two alike. All made to sell at $10.00 Tu^day Only, at K78. Si«s 18 to *Q CAR1

Carter** 9«»r» drub Two CaMyt Gain CartflnU Uncle San'a From Tuxedo Pinners pTHAT LITTLE QAME"- A Peeved Winner In Hi-County Loop By Clawing B«arcatt Lose To HHI Trib* Tho Carteret Stars took a match Two gamp* nut of three were tak- from the Tuxedo Boys at thp hor- Getting back to mid-seaiion form Winning thrir hardest fimp nf tbr - SOME GUYS AQE THE n from the Cartaret Post Office oujfh lanes Sunday afternoon. 20 the Carteret Knightu of Columbus season, the Cardinal* clowd their bowler* by the Carteret Hill Top- V SAY. pins derided the first JT° in favor of cinched three games in a row from present rntirt campaign by Wting pers in a match on the local chutes, the Stars, as Arv« hit 225 for the the Rahwty Knights in a match at the WoodVridge Bearcat* in a warm Tuesday night. The two quintet* •So winners. The Tuxedos copped tho the borough lanes Friday night. flght, at the Woodbridg* Pariah THEY TARE Yoo FOR A were evenly matched, but the HIB- second by the slim margin nf five Three good scores were turned in by HOIMF court, Friday nijht. The Car- To THAT DOST Ybo men toppled the timber for better pins. the Carteret pinners. The follower* dinals copped by a single point, 22 to LUC RE I " of Ed. Casey started the night like Mores in this meeting. The Stars with four men scoring 21. a house on fire, missing the four SICK OF THAT <3oy HE'S double centuries paused the ten cen- The Card* fought hard in the flrrt After winning the nnt the HiU- number total by ten sticks. men dropped the second contest but HORHBD \H AGAiM ON A SHOE ME SIXTY- tury goal. Arva again tipped the half and when the whistle sounded The opening gtime was taken with copped the rubber game by a bit limber for 225. and "Bill" the local* wvr* enjoying the lead at \ 6tAKtt> HIM FOR A COUPUA LETTOCE little trouble M Peterson kept the margin. Yakimof and Backhaat Donnelly passed the 200 mark for the IS to 11. The Mteond part of the TjUnm' fHB GAME, THEN U/HEN IT'S OVER pin boys on the go with a 285 total contest was much faster and in toe •tarred for the winners and Over- winners white the full dres artists and O'Donnell hit 223. The next holt and Ely bowled best for Uw failed to get* two timer. last few minutes of play the home HE'S SOT THE ME WE TO tnY game was somewhat closer but theteam kept pulling rloser to the Car-Post Office men. Overholt got the The acores: locals again won out by 34 sticks. high »eore of 217, Yakimof got 219

Boy Scout Picture With Corinne Griffith A story of Young America ha* at last found its way to the screen in THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY— "A Regular Scout," an F. 0. B. pro- duction starring: Fred Thompson which is playing at the Woodbridge Thomas Meighan in Theatre. It is a story of the life and motives of the greatest boy organi- Travel* in Toyland Variety "Rocky Mountain Gold" zation on earth—the Boy Scouts. The locale is the West, with towering, Comedy "Honct Injun" ___jg1ESIAiLN

'..>•• and WILLIAM HAINES PEPTH'AMBCYA^255 Directed by Robert Z. Leonard From the Stage Play by Rachel Crothers TODAY and TOMORROW- Comedy FREB-f™. RANGER, the Marveloua Dog, in "WHEN A DOG. LOVES" FRIDAY and SATURDAY—April 1 and 2 FRBB-fcn dur-uuK. Hoc ttmni. Comedie. and Other Short Subjects Double Feature Ktllogg'a Tutcku Cutoc Oil SUNDAY and MONDAY— METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PRESENTS • du uipinil tutcleM cutoc oil, nude lor nudidtul UM only. BILLY SULLIVAN in "THE SPEED COP" "Tin Hats" ntBH-Ucaonm «, ttvmt to WALTER PERTH AMBOY /)b&2796 CAST JANVIER, IK.. 4>7 Cuul St., M«w Yak — aUo — CONRAD NAGEL as JACK BENSON "THE BACHELORS BABY" CLAIRE WINDSOR as ELSA VQ1JJ BERGEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY— . COOPER an "LEFTY" MOONY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY^ BERT ROACH as "DUTCH" KRATJSMEYER TOM TYLER in Edmund Lowe and TOM O'BRIEN TOP SERGEANT "THE SENORA KID" Companion Feature — alto —» Mae Allison in JOSEPH P KENNEDY PRESENTS "THE WRECK" BEN BURBR1DGES Wt Oats and Wounds With AN ALL-STAR CAST "The Gorilla Hum" Prevent infection! Treat THURSDAY— "One Increasing every cut, wound or W. C FIELDS in < A W inkier Picture •cratch with this power- "SCS YOUR OLD MAN" Aetop FabltM ful aoa-puUonOu* anti- Zoaite actually "THE GAY Dl $***&-* Spring Recognita V* THE Wtll.thfwU Yiarly-Bat Paulus Dairy Bom\d$ How? A Chance to Win- Main Offices 189-19S New St., New Brunswick, N. J. phone 2400 Established 1890 .V1NATOR DONT BE MISLED—BE SURE IT IS PAULUS' MILK Don't you want to try for it? Then write a letter about the advantages of owry ing a Kelvinator. Any Public Service AULUS' Electric and Gas Store will furnish you ITIVELY with facts. USE ERFECTLY MILK ASTEURIZED

Paula*' Pasteurized Select Milk Rules of Contest Walker-Gordon Certified Milk 1. It is open to any resident of an elec- Wendmese Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk ' trically wired home, not in any way connected with Kclvmator factory, or Suydam'B and Rutger'a Special Raw Tuberculin Public Service Electric and Gas Com- pany. Tested Milk 2. Letters must not exceed '00 words. LID apartments of modem build, pUits DISTRIBUTION COVERS thil lewm Mem to be serving their pur- A "MOHEHAD* TOILETTE" for April h 1. Any number of letters may be sub- pose *«D though covering a limited space. thus described in & fashion hook of 1801: muted by any one person. New Brunswick, Highland Park, South Rim, Sayrtrille, For whoever they *n ooacmed, » lew "The costume has a four-gored foundation The New plaits can give the itraightat sUrt all the skirt, shaped to give the hack tht doSdy 4. Each letter must be accompanied by a Putin, Sooth Amboy, Perth Amboy, neceswry falsest; white ued in the inter- dinting effect characteristic of modish completely filled in Entry Blank to be esting, however restricted, minnei show* •owns, overhung by a draper' that falli KELVINATOR CABINET Woodbridg*, Fords and M«tucben,N.J. in I (u of plaits at the bade, and it secured from Public Service. above they furnish a amt UEUBW! and trimmed at the bottom with a double effective form of trlmmlaj. This hack oi Oouoce of lace editing. The shapely Is Priced at $210 Caah crepe de Chine employe a dtcler or Bait- barque is superbly adjusted by the usnii 5 Contest closes March 31, 1977 To ob- lumber of darts and stanis—" and so on! This low price makes it possible for nearly NOTICE 11927, for Settlement and allowance; er shade of the mataU to fausb the tain consideration letters must be re- 1 The costume of 1SV27 for street or iports everyone to have the advantages of elec- th nrrt audited and smart square seek ana «• bra (he dtmt ceived before that date at the Detroit All persons concerned may Uk« j « «"» »*'»* roeaibles the earlicT twopitce model in tric refrigeration Dry cold is maintained the looptd band down tbe waist fusil State. frM they both have skirts. The jwiey address given below. notice, that the Subscriber, adminis-1 ****** W in the Kelvinator and delicate foods are Dated March 18, 1927. ing or inverted tucki at Be sWaklen ftaa l»ock sho»n »bove features & slip-ovn trator, etc., of Arthur E. Berry, de- kept for days at a time Small cubes of JAMES E. BERRY, a toft fuU-18, 2<; 4-1, 8, 15. —Please mention this paper when twenty-second day of April, 1927, — Classified Ada. Brine Result* — —Please mention this paper when 7. Send all Letters to Contest, The Kelvinator is so heavily insulated purchasing from our advertisers.— at 10 s. m., in the Term of Ayril,. —Mention this paper to advertisers— buying from advertisers.— Kelvinator. (when tht doors are shut neither heat nor cold can penetrate) that it can stand in the 2050 West Fort St., Detroit, kitchen convenient to range and work Michigan. table, thus lessening the steps the house- RABINOWITZ HARDWARE , keeper has to take. ITHE PERTH AMBOY I "If It's Hardware, We Have It!" I Full Line of' Contest Qloses fMarch 31st. GAS LIGHT COMPANY j HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VAR- I NISHES, HOUSE FURNISHINGS. I 206 SMITH STREET 553-555 RO&SEVELT AVE. CARTERET, N. J. Tel. Carteret 312 and 1018 PVBLICMSEKVICE

I Heating MM! Coofcinf ApplUnc- I • Rwud Automatic and Storage Water Heaters Smokeless NOTICE TO CREDITORS action therefor against the said ad- Robert A. Hirner, ministratrix. Administrator. Julia Sabo, administratrix of Ste- N«w Profit Gat Rang— | Dated February 15, 1927. 3-4, 11, 18, 25; 4-1, 8, 15, 22, 29. I phen Gori, deceased, by direction of the Surrogate of the County of Mid- JULIA SABO, I dlesex, hereby gives notice to th« Administratrix. creditors of the said Stephen Gori, 3-4, 11, 18, 25; 4-1, 8, 15, 22, 29. to bring in their debts, demands, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS CLAM CHOWDER Coa-Den-Rit Radiant'Logs claims against the estate of the said •Robert A. Hirner, administrator of I deceased, under oath or affirmation, William Reilly, deceased, by direc- at OderlttM—Efficient—InexpenriT* within six months from this date or tion of the Surrogate of the County Johnson's Fish Market I they will be forever barred of any of Middlesex, hereby gives notice to the creditors of the said William 462 Rthway Ave. Reilly to bring in their debts, de- MARGARET MAGYAR Phone Woodbridffe 851-W I 1LON SYSTEM OF mands and claims against the estate SCALP TREATMENT of the said deceased, under oath or Two Deliveries Daily Telephone 143 Perth Amboy affirmation, within six months from HAIR GROWING this date or they will be forever bar- 7-8 A. M., 4-0 P. M. • Tel. Perth Amboy 750 red of any action therefor against Classified Ads Bring Results 130 Smith St. Perth Amboy the said administrator. Npt Open on Mondays I Dated February IB, 1927. PUhei ma canamiy H« a vary elastic imagination* W00DBMDGE FORDS

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ji(iii.*i.V PNEUMATIC CONVEYOR PIPE it#«l lupporta on both sidoi of Roos- AN ORDINANCE GRANTING evelt Avenut, between the Mdewslk Marion Davies; Dix, TO THE WHEF.T.ER CONDENSER UNKS. anil curb line* »t • point approxi- AND K.NfJINFKIUNG COMPANY WIIK.UBAS, Ui* Wheeler (,nnd*n- mately 85B.93 f«H South of nftid Are Your Friends THK RtCMT TO CONSTRUCT AND nor *nd Kmtineerinir, Company hn* Roosevelt Avpniip whore it turni Others; At Empire MAINTAIN A SKT OF STEEL SU1" filed with the Ork of the Borough Westwardly toward R«hw«y, from PORTS ON HOTII SIDES OF R.OOS- of r«rtorrt, in the County of Mid- which will he suspended at least [Telephone Several Favcwite Film St»r» In KVKIT AVKNI'K KROM WHICH dlcson » petition iwkinit for pion for « poriod of fifty (&0) ye»ri, level, a bridge erosningf Raid Roose- List At Rahway Theatre TO UK USKD FOR CARRYING to onnntruct and maintain * »et of velt Avenue at rigrht angles or near- For Week IF SO LET BAUMANN DELIVER ly so, to be uned for carrying pneu- matic conveyor pipe lines from th« A serieB of great picluins, f^ntur- FLOWERS TO THE SHIP property of the Wheeler Condenser < sUrs-of the ncrocn in listed on and Engineering Company located the bill at the New Empire, Rnhway, Nothing Will on the West aide of Roosevelt Avi- for the week. Marion Davies whose nue to its property located on the charm and art increase with Please Them Don't Wait:- East side of said road. new picture she playa, is the star in when you want AND WHEREAS, public notice of "The Red Mill", hilled for Monday More said petition hue been given pur- und Tuesday. She is cast as "Tina", that next job of suant to the statute in such case msid of all work at ttw Red Mill Just Phone Now Is The Time made and provided, and pursuant to Inn. She suffers from the ill will of the terms of the resolution adopted 'Willern, h«r employer. FOR by the Council of the Borough of Printing Dennis, believing hpr to he the 711 or 712 Csrteret on February 7th, 1927, by Burgomaster's daughter, helps to pre- You * ill get first-dart publication in the Carteret News, a tell us your wishes newspaper printed and circulated in vent her wedding the governor. Tina work, and you will get YOUR NEW STETSON HAT the Borough of Carteret, on» a Is locked In the haunted mill, but is it when promised, for and we will deliver week for at least two weeks and by 'rescued by Dennis. Tho veranda posting in five of the most public scene alone with the funny visit by having work done where and when Vay of a ladder, ia worth the price when promised is one Spot Made Hats places in said Borough for at least you say fourteen days before the meeting of •of admission. The picture is slapstick ol the rules of this office. For Style and Service the said Borough Council at which comedy, splendidly staged. said application was considered. "Everybody's Acting," is one nice If you prefer, send the $3.45 $3.95 $5.00 AND WHEREAS, the considera- •picture. They kill the villain in the order by mail qr bring JOHN R.BAUMANN tion of said application was by the first reel, by hanging him, and then it to die office in person. said resolution and by said notices everything goes along lovely. The Greenhouses: St. George and Haidwood Avenues A New Stetson fixed for the regular meeting of the five old bachelors make merry over RAHWAY Borough Council held on March 7th, 'bringing up the little orphan to be a l*t U$ Shmw You Styled for Young Men 1927, at 8 o'clock p. M,, at the Mu- perfect lady—and Betty Bronson is. What ff« Can Do nicipal Building in said Borough of A picture everyone will like It is Carteret; also billed for Monday and Tuesday. IF SOMEONE SAID TO YOU— AND WHEREAS, the said Bor- ' "A Little Journey," is generally Latest Style ough Council did at said time and entertaining and refreshingly simple Let's iro into business—I'll put up practically all the money, furnish place hold a hearing on said peti in its appeal. Clairp Windsor is the faotory and equipment, advertise for you, take care of your or- tion: charming as "Julie" and Harry Carey ders and guarant&e your profits; all you have to do is make a small Derbies investment. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OR- 'arouses sympathy for the charitable An Amazing Success What would your answer beT DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND and self-sacrificing "Mr. Smith". This is exactly the opportunity we are offering you. We put our COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF William Haines, as the hero, takes manufacturing plant, which is revolutionizing one of our great in- CARTERET, IN THE COUNTY OF the remaining honors. Ciutom Built—Silk Lined dustries and our tremendous stock of merchandise at your disposal. MIDDLESEX AND STATE OF The big war is over—but three of TbCka&g LAXATIVE We co-operate with you—give you an elaborate selling equipment NEW JERSEY: the funniest rookies in khaki live it that fairly talks. You can make $100 to $200 weekly. TM» Is the Caps 1. Permission and consent be and all over again in "Tin Hats", billed Chew It Like Chewing G*m kind of a partnership we are offering you for your territory exclusive- the same is hereby granted to the ly. If you are honest, industrious, willing to work hard and have a M the Empire ae one «f the features good record. Wheeler Condenser and Engineering for Friday and Saturday. Reaching A Measure to vat. Very efficient. $1.45 $1.85 Children love It. No Uite but that If you are interested and think you are the m«n we want, please Company, its successors and assigns, the front >ust in time for the arm- to erect, construct, re-eonstruct and of iireet mint. The mort popukf write for further information to istice, Conrad Nagel, George Cooper, luative faecaiat ii'« a H«attafier.M maintain a set of steel supports on Mr. J. H. HODGSKIN, General Sales Hgr., 'arid Bert Roach, "lose their army." 15c and 25c Trenton Trust Building, Trenton, New Jersey. both sides of Roosevelt Avenue be- 1—that Is';—they become separated SPECIAL SALE tween the sidewalk and curb lines at from their company—-and then fight a point approximately 855.93 feet fend laugh their way through every South of said Roosevelt Avenue (kind of escapade. $40. SUITS TO ORDER where it turns westwardly toward Tom O'Brien, one of the buddies Rahway Avenue, from which will be of "The Big Parade," plays the part suspended at least fifteen (15') feet All Materials PERFECT (of the top sergeant, and Claire Wind- above the street level, a bridge cross- Guaranteed FIT sor is the haughty German princess CLEARANCE SALE ing said Roosevelt Avenue at right Guaranteed •who "hates Americans" but—? Pure Wool angles or nearly so, to be used for $25.™ [ A picture like "The Gorilla Hunt", carrying pneumatic conveyor pipe Largest Variety of Latest Materials and Styles lines from the property of the Wheel- 'companion feature Friday and Sat- er Condenser and Engineering Com- urday is a great ease to that desire IT PAYS TO WEAR ORDER MADE SUITS—THEY FIT pany located on the West side of 'for travel that visits evrey normal Navicoal for $9.00 Why Buy a Ready Made Roosevelt Avenue to its property lo- person. You can go with Ben cated on the East side of said road. Burbridge, famous explorer, into the Effective March 1st. Take Advantage of this SALE darkest gorilla country in an hour. 2. The permission and consent giv- Due to contemplated alterations to the plant, the Navicoal Corporation is desir- VISIT OUR SHOP AND SEE FOR YOURSELF en and granted by this ordinance You get from the journey all the shall continue and be in force for best and none of the worst. If that ous of disposing of it* entire stock of Navicoal on hand and offers to Woodbridge, a period of fifty (50) years from the isn't a bargain, what is? Carteret, Avenel and East Rahway consumers this stock at the following net prices: DOYLE & date of approval thereof. DOUBLE W» ISSUE 3. Said company shall pay the ex- News of All Ctrteret Borough $2.75 1 Ton . . . $9.50 penses incurred by this Borough for y4 Ton "S. fcH. " and The Pre», the ntoit widely advertising done in connection with GREEN CUNNEEN REDEEM read paper in Carteret y Ton $5.00 5 Ton or Over 9.00 per Ton Spot Shop "S. * H." the passage of this ordinance, with- 2 STAMPS in thirty days (30) after the date GREEN This is an exceptional opportunity for schools, churches, public utilities and OB Phone 803 of its going into effect. STAMPS householders to nil coal bins at a low orice. SATURDAY 155 SMITH STREET 4. Said company shall file with the PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Borough Clerk of this Borough, its written acceptance of this ordinance within thirty (30) days after the re- ease the pain ceipt by it from the Borough Clerk Navicoal Corporation of notice of the passage and approv- al thereof, and said ordinance upon Nothing briagt tach com- forting relief ai die original 305 STATE STREET the filing of such acceptance shall Baume Bengte. It starts to The Rendezvous Restaurant become effective. Phone: Perth Amboy 2781 drive out pa)n as soon as St. George Avenue and Freeman Street Introduced March 7th, 1927. you apply It. Passed on first and second readings Woodbridge, N. J. March 7th, 1927. GET THBORIOINAIA.. FFRENCH Advertised March 11 and 18th Announces the beginning of a regular 1927. RAUME BENGUfi Passed on third and final reading and adopted March 21, 1927. Sunday Dinner at $1.50 Advertised as adopted March 26 You are cordially invited 1927. HARVEY VO. PLATT, Borough Clerk Approved: T. J. MULVIHILL, Mayor, DON'T WASTE TIME NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the foregoing ordinance was passed on WE CALL FOR IT the third and final reading at a meet- ing of the Council of the Borough- of Carteret held on March 21, 1927, and was approved by the - Mayor of said Borough on March 21, 1927. HARVEY VO. PLATT, • Borough Clerk.

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