' I.J- ' Four Page Colored The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Comic Section CARTERET,PRESS TmSedms CAUTRRRT, N.J>, FRIDAt, SEPTEMBER 23, 1932 PRICE THBER Carter** Women Win Prise* In ^Compton Would Gurb Leading Republican Yard And Garden Conteat Director Tells Of Relief Th<> County Republican Women'1) Against Wage Cut Organisations held a luncheon yes- Atfer Short Illness Mandatory Expenses terday hfternoon.. They were guests N. A. Jacoby In A Letter Set* of the Perth Amboy Women^j He- Long A Resident Of Carteret Work Done By County Middleaex Director Telia Democrat* At Jarneaburf Rally That _ . „ ,.„ .. _ 'publican Club. The luncheon waa Forth Reasons Why He Doe* held in Perth Amboy Republican ' And Very Prominent In Hun- Lewi* Compton Say* That Freeholder* Carried Out Great Pro- State Law Protect* Many Needlettty High SfclarW-And «S Not Agree With Views Cer- Club headquarters^ Those attending garian Circle* — End Fol- gram For Benefit Of Unemployed — Much Care Taken Perpetuate* Unnecetsary Position* — County Cotttrol* from the Carteret Women's Repub- tain G. O. P. Members Or lican Club were: Mrs. John H. Ne- low* Operation At Private In Malring Fund* Do Greatest Good — State Regu- , 6nly $48,000 Of Big County Payroll.. ville, Mrs. Jervia Neville^, Mm. John School Board. Dunne, Mrs, Peter Lewer, Mrs. Joa- Hospital. lation* Followed Carefully In Middlesex. Approximately 10,000 Democrat* eph Trefinko, Mrs. Lillian Kava- wie five counties comprising the Under the title of a Republican's nausrh, Mrs. George Bensutak, Mrs.I Louis Kovfccs, aged 49 years, one At the adjourned meeting of the ceivrd from tho Suit- Highway Com- find fifth Congressional Dis- View, Recorder N. A. Jacoby pre-| Walter Vonah, P&tor Goderstadt, of 'he leading Hungarians of Carter Retard of Freeholders held In the mission which arc in addition to the trict* assembled at Jamesburr Sat- dents many interesting thoughts in Mrs. Joseph Mittuch. Mr?. Helen Ha *t, of 68 Carteret avenue, died about County Record Building y« do their full share in assisting indirfcting that the fund wns admin- in this county, explaining thjat he is der prevailing circumstances. T)io Ueputy la Ctfest At Meeting. &ry lay curator of the Free Magyar to m^et the unemployment program istered in absolute compliance with more familiar with county affairs members of the school board, upon Mil i Church, president of the Hungarian In this County should be given wide the policies pi,,mi-ted has lewntll than with those of the state and na- whom rest the burden of solving this , nighMuct h business was transacted last s'clt B«nefit Society, president of the publicity through the publication of been filed with the Board of Free- tion* - _ lf> ,,..,„,-ight at (i largely attended meeting Uunirnnun Reformed Session, and a this report becaus* the nummary of holders over the signatures of tho Mr. Compton'n remsrkR follow: problem, cannot do so with justice of Pride of Puritan Council No. 32, director of the Hungarian Aid Asso- this report indicates that from all members of the auditing committee, This outpouring of the Democracy aml equality to all concerned, unless ' Daughters of America, held in Odd cla(i°n. of Bridgeport, sources there was involved in this "Your attention is further Invited of Centra] New Jersey is nnt. only they check their passions, and nn'bellows halt. After the business meet- work a very large sum of public to the item in this report, which gratifying but inspiring. It ia a frain from the desire, of political ad-j >ng n social hour was held.and re- Carteret Women Are Guests money amounting U> a total of $602,- involved the acquisition and dis- Trery definite indication of. the repu-j vantage which is apt to arise in thu ' freahmentu were served. There^wero , A* i- t f f\ o t v. U30.B1! of which $S32,352.fl2 rep- tribution of firewood to needy un» diawon by the people of Morria, midst of a political campaign. This' four visitors present from Loyal * County ij.U.r. Luncheon resented payroll dollars which gavo employed families in thiB County, Somerset, Middlesex, Monmouth and p>rohk;n m chti be equitably solved only! Council No. 1, of Perth Amboy, and some measures of employment to and fimanwHi by 4 special grant from 1 Ocean of the unfair and unsports- !>y giving due consideration to the' District Deputy Mrs. Iiertha Oxen.- ll,4i>3 registered unemployed peo-' •th L.A.e O*~»Stat~ e t Kmerprenc. . _ __y rT* Relieir • f • Admtai • - A recent personal study which I relativ... ..:..:_e position_ ..... s of •th. e school teach- n-'-"ford, o' f Woodbridge'i—'- »« . "--"-- "•• - Mrs. Oscar Stein and Mrs, Frank Jnan like "gerrymander" foisted am making in Middlesex reveals the ers and (if our tax payers. An advance roport was given by 01 the annuawere l thyare dwinner and gardes thisn conyea-r ple in this County. I would partic- istration. A total of 4,41*6 familiea upon- the people by th© discredited tftfLsLstt starting fsct that the responsiblpnible We must not forget, that when Philiilip "R'B. Cohen off thethl! st-attte conven- - coducted by the Herald Tribune ularly invite the attention of the were served with much needed fire- leadership of the Republican party governing officials of this county :letiling with school teachers, we are tion held in Asbury Park on Tuesday °* New "grk. Mrs. Stein, received public to the fact that this report wood from this source. Thi* iiUte- In this State. The American peo- ftn nrat rize covers only the period from Octo- ment and the report, however, does ple have always insisted on a square only directly control $48,300 of sal-dealing with a highly intelligent d Wednesday of thin week. A for- P which was a silver medal, her 1, 1931 to September 15, li»32 not include the 2(1,000 barrels of aries out of a total annual payroll group of individuals who are at all 'i"1' complete report will 'be ready 8n*' ™ra- Andres second, a bronze Pennsylvania ntirely by the Board of Freeholders holder Wicoff from wood cut and p state statute and $23i>,f>2il i» undei antl self-sacrificing churnrtorifltic) council ar«. Mi. and Mrs. Philip R. New York. ,«tw«"»n August. 1930 and October, prepared by the prisoners in Uw mid the whole Democratic the regulation, of the State Civil which the very nature- of their vo- Cohen, Miss Alice Marker and Mrs. | Those who ntUnded tiho ff>»t*#t 'J31. Public reports on thene |>m County WorkhitiMr, ick'et ie elected. / Service Commission. In spite of cation naturalljfcrequires. When we Daniel Reason. The. convention was, from Carteret arc: Mr. and Mra. Os- ects have been made from time to ' "The Board of Freeholders, aa * The people in Central Jersey like this mandatory salary situation tem- view the. position of the school teach- lit-lcl iii the Metropolitan hotel. l*ar Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Frank An me in the past. | this report indicates, have made an the people throughout this broad porary salary savings of from 10% ers with that consideration which it Arrangements were made for a'"KsiK ani1 Mrs. Edward A. Lloyd, land of ours are today looking to to 2 5'A have been effected in ourdeserves, we arc lead to note that ''"I'd party to be held on Tuesday,!™13- ™. J- Nevill, Mrs. Adam Waeh- "This report indicntes that there honest and sinc.T,- vffort to do their the Democratic Party for leadership county through the splendid co-op- was expended for materials nnd the '"'• 'hare in assisting the munici- eration of the appointive and elec- they, like civil service employees, are October LI in the Roosevelt Grill, ter and Miss Iiertha Heyer. ptirchtise. of minor equipment and palities to meet the unemployment in the solution of the problems tive officials and the civil service comparatively exempt from the flue- '1'h.e nlTair will be public, and will bo ither necessary supplies $2'.l-1,145.- P'obN-m HS it effects this County •which confront them. Here in New hiation.s of wage- scales commonly i» charge of: Mrs. P. R. Oohen, Mrs. Exempts Adopt Amendment ).r>. Practically all of the materials <>nd their efforts in this connection Jersey they have not loked in vain. employees. The effect of manda- due to economic changes. In normal Charles Shnffer and Miss Alice Bar- _ „ . tj n n tory legislation on current expen- llo >i:rcha.scd with this money were un- «ve only been limited by the This leadership has be«n found in ditures could be even further illus- imes, and also in periods of growth, kerk . A report was given on the Coti- HHy-Law»L ; HHea r KKeport ler competitive bidding under the amount of money from all sources our Governor, A. Harry Moore trated if time permitted. .nogresri and prosperity, teachers d;>' stitution Day parade in Newark on uired schedule of materials need- thllt could be made available for His -courageous and successful ef- tllls not receive the immediate advantage : Snturil'ay. Both the Daughters of | An amendment to the by-laws was >d for the maintenance and better- purpose. This amount of money fort to lighten the tax burden in the My limited experience as a Free- of an increased wage scale. Nor can America and the Jr. 0. U. A. M. of passed on third land final reading last ment of the roads, as required by ls °f s'«"n an amount that the Board State must be carried up to the Fed-holder lias taught me that the place they, like the industrial worker effect Carteret were well represented at night at a largely attended meeting e New Jersey State Highway Com- ' '"Is Jt to be in the public interest eral Government and down to theto look for the moat needed finan- 10 an immediate compliance with their • tho. .parade. About 30,000 personal of the Exempt Firemen's Associa- ission. All of these bids, before',before make available this completep ^ aand counties and municipalities by thecial control is in the capital account deniamls for an increased wage by were in line. Theto were numerous ', tion of Carteret held in Fire Hou^o tin* awards were made election of Democrats to all offices or the bounded debt and its ever- .such means as strikes fond lock-outs, floats ami many of those in line woi\ No. 1. Reports were received from C. ade, were ap- "''curate report hi the people of this ' mounting cost to the taxpfiyer. roved by the New JerseJ^..,^y State- County. . Our onl.y regret is that in November. Real tax relief can Experience points out to us that in colonial costumes. The next meeting C. Sheridan and Martin Rock, dcle- d thi 'here '» "<> more money availabj in only come by the whole-hearted co-1 }\evea s the good book savs the "sine the past, when the wages of the in-! of the local group will be held on ' gate^ to the- recent, convention of Highway Commission and their en- 1'»ere is no more money availabje in operation of all units of government 11 f the father are visited upon the dustria! laborers had been greatly in-' October 13. the "Firemen'' s Relief Association held in compliance with the stat-," *- immediate future for a continu- local, state and national. son to the second and third gener- creased, the school teacher had to, in Atlantic City. Plans were discus- ute. In addition to this, all of the^nce of this most necessary work." As the Director of the Middlesex ations." Bonds already issued for wait patiently for local elections to sed for a minstrel show to be pre- projects, whidh involve) the perf- County Board of Chosen Freehold payment of which the faith and Carteret Tennia Team sented some time this fall. Other ac mane.nt improvement of roads, were pass and for politicians to make up constructed under the specifications ers, I am naturully more interested credit of government is pledged of their mind.s, before they roceivpd a Lose* To Avenel Club tivities for the fall and winter were in and more informed on the neces course must be paid, but and _8-6. Roy Goderstad and Taxpayers Plan For sition costs. All of these payroll tests for some of the offices, 'mental costs. The public official who these, when there ia a decidedly lim- ing upon the public relief agencies, ' Hen Smith were beaten by E. Pome- Meeting Thursday Night refunds were subjected to the audit The men elected are: Commander, 'does not recognize this fact has his itetl 'credit from the normal in-j which'add t,o the burden of the tax- n>y and G. Urban. of the State auditors. i Morris Cohen; vice-commander, John days numberedbd . . || creases in assessed valuations, it. payers, our citizens would have to 1 "In the acquisition of labor for Kutusa; Junior vice-commander, Wal- While it is true very definite ,night also be necessary to doclaro ' be more than human to refrain from j _ _, _. , _. A mass meeting under the auspic- uso on these projects complete co- ter Bayer; adjutant, Edward J. •economies have been already effect-1 a ciipitiil expenditure holiday and, turning an anxious «nd jealous eye . Cast \JI Club rlay es of th© Carteret Taxpayers Asso- operation waa maintained by the Walsh, who was also elected trustee ed in many individual municipal!- (i~:3U,. no more new bonds tempo- upon the present, comfortable wage; ciation will be held Thursday night Meets In Kenyon Home in the borough hall. Heads of the as- Department of Highways and for three, years; finance officer, C1M- •ties and in. many individual couti-1 nuj]y. This has been done in the received by tho school teachers who. Bridges with the Emergency Relief ford Cutter; service officer, Thomas ties, we have not as yet reached a( cjj.y ,,f Perth Amboy for the past are indeed being paid with tax-pay- I sociation decided upon this meeting 1 The ca st of Two Ta administrations established in the Jakeway. nniht nhftpa «/p cftTl "rest on OUT i iu..,i m. oinrw UPHI-H TTvrp«>tivp ^nntl- ei's mntipv; There i,s indeprf„,.t , j«t prea61^h T, ,, , " Wes of .because a storm kept away many various municipalities. » All labor 1 he installation will bo held laurels," That thin is a statement m), js ai80 not sound economic pnic- need, at present, for economy and Bridge , the one-act play to be pie- who wanted to attend the last meet- various municipalities. -,,.,. , , , , some relief. The over-weight of taxes with rented by the Woman Club on the vas rotated on the three day, three time in October and the local posp t t fact in New Jersey is clearly H- tice when it considered fliat the co d 3 ing. which our tax-payers are burdened ^ " Thursday in October, met on shift plan, using the seven hour u plans to observe the event wrwit"h a spa- lustrated by the following state fig $50,000 bonded for a,nd spent to l session nrjBS." (I will use round figures). build a mile of concrete road ten entitles them to all the economy and Mond*y evening in the home of Mrs. G. O. P. Women Active day and the fifty cent per hour , ttal program und a social Total of all County years ago has to.be paid off today in •• f- any government can possibly•• • ''Thoma Thomas G.. Kenyon in Post Boule- The Carteret Women's Republican rate. In the matter of truck hire with refreshments. lem. vard. Rehearsals are being held regu- Club will hold a card party Wednes- and equipment hire, the policy was • budgets 1931 500,130,000.00 UiX' dollars that have a purchasing lp.rly. Rt'prese.ntatives of the local power of $1.50 as compared with Uut the feelings of our citizens, day evening at its headquarters on strictly maintained of keeping all . „. Total of all County - - i the SI 00 value in 1922. In other who desire a reduction of the salar- Woman s Liub who attended the clob , Washington avenue. Mrs. Charles budgets 1932 60,700,000.0—0 words our road when paid for has 1 ies of our school teachers—if such' institute in Sea Girt on rjiesday are; Bryer i« chairman. Many prizes will Countoperatioy nowne and onlequipmeny hiringt iprivateln activoy , Lov.ng Justtce Auxiliary vor an increase of .... $B70,0O0.•i00 cost us $75,000 plus the interest feeling does exisU-can be only tern-' JJrs. Julius KIOSH, Mrs. .T J, Nevill, be awarded and refreshments will be owned trucks and equipment whe1n1 Plans For Big Card Party Mrs necessary. In this matter, as well when comparative dollar values are Horary; it will Hist only as long as ' - W'llfcim Casey and Mrs. bman- nerved. as in the miatter of lubor, the trucks The auxiliary unit of the Congre- Total of all munici- 1 uo1 gation of living Justice held the first considered the depression lasts. The great ma- Lefkowitz. Foresters Meet Tonight and the- equipment were extensively pal budgets 1931.. $96,022,000.00 j^ ,3 assumed, of course, that'joriby of our people are themselves in order to give as many meeting of the present season Total ot all munici- I strict observance of the statutes laborers who normally are deairous Great Ajr Racing Show At Me-mbers of Court Carteret No. 48 peS^ai poifcle h/b efiTof the , Tuesday night in the Chrome syna- jfel budgets 1932. 98,497,000.00 j concurning over-expenditures, over | of maintaining a higher scale of Foresters of America will meet to- eIl U Hadley Field Sat. and Sun. money expended, and in no case K°K «- W»»s were made for a public —— anticipations and the issuance and,wages land a corresponding higher j night >at Firehouse No. 2 and will go were M.ymeiiU made other than to ,^rd party to be held late in October, « South Plainfield Police- man's Relief Association convention .aurface has only been scratched. essary to balance the Pedefal Budg- in the future. Our peopl : (It(If I may be pardonerdoned the personal undej r a Republican Admintstra-Adminlstra 1 actin1 * g wisel* yI if*«i thel y permit thia de Uenevo-lenU Association. on Friday and Saturday. e pa utt p Through much hard work and af- to It might be interesting tion here, in Middlesex finder Uem- ] pression to bo uaed a3 an incentive, I Fall. Down Stain A! Al Y l£ 11 II %! J 1 1 l l I ii Jl . Mrs. Utrry Larson, of Woodbridgu Brown, Mrs. S. tration road, Sewaren, the mother of Mrs. J. has been subjected to . $156,500 in a 2Vi millioln .aonar ,. . Kggert Brown, of Carteret, fell down and complete audit of immurman, Mrs. uf : ute Auditor, uuditora fi 11. Giojsbaum, Mrs. H. Gai, Mrs. To- budget in sp't" mandatory in-, Thw recor.d, ..._..clearl,y .indicate. s that for them. Yea, Governments ""test program the stairs yesterday morning at her crease1 inn social service items and j tlemocratic leadership andd mus t andd shoul hold papracticc e economyy, home. She is renting comfortably in Hitchway Conimissiun, bias Curlier, Mrs. 11. Abrams, Mrs. UIU er bed toduy. the office of thu State James Brown, Mrs. Sandor Lehrer, extensive emm-gency relief , control very dtrfinitfily progress has but without peimantmtly impairing considering them not as individuals, Mrs. S. J. Berry and Mrs. A. ~ ver e work programs.) It is my, been mlade in solving this problem our present American atundard of many of whom are perhaps being auditors from the Stut« lnalIi ow ReTfef" Administration and the" Em- firm belief that the time huhtiHs "now ,i in MiddleseMiddlesexx CountyCounty.. TLnie. ..doe. s v/ages und living. This doctrine in, over-paid, but as u group or class. Special Bus To Schmeling pluyea' Trust Account auditing com-1 «>me when the t'"»«e o( Pu^*blie not permit a discussion of the de- consistent! with the ideals of the Re- And with particular leferencu to our fiublfcan party, nnd it has been ad-| schools, 1 am strongly reminded that Walker Fight Monday Nite mittoe. »ervic« be the ability of John Cit- tajjg of this public record. This It will bo noticed that this re-. Relief Committee To Meet • iaen to pay the biU- I V-scHird has only been passible of VOOJpited and exemplified by its great '<• was the Republicans in this Bor- leader, Horbert Hoover. It is eon-1 migh «ho, for a number of years, A group of Public Service bus port is divided into six schedules, j Monday In Boro Hall ' Any consideration the all •*mpor- accomplishment by the splendid co- drivers from this vicinity is running covering various phases of the made • -tant subject of lower governmental ti»*,. ^. -y..-^, »»...., 1 dflUar roust be cawuiiy tuisLouisoSC . *. 'present school board should solve thia for example, receiving twelve view. and ul«o projects constructed'under juna Llaczko. 55 years old, of 87 then put «t» ^"^ W%?£ KlMWlWiSSiMrte'SwHem in, the light of these prin- hundred ($1200.00) dolfarn!*$y«tr contract where the contractors co- Holly street, died Wednesday after- «pj»inWve manda^y and tiv been • mo«> ***** » ^Jeve ,f h.o|; ciplea, Wage oontribuW but not should continue \ J^tt operated with the. Board by roUt- noon jn his home after a lonir illneao. ing the labor ismon* the unemployed. He i» survived by one son, Michael, ' *'It is interesting to note that the of Eahway; two daughters, Mrs. Elii- oriffinal made w«rk projrram filed ftbeth Stropkey, of Carteret, and Mrs. „«, but not t's- ,,f with the State Director entitled the Mary Vitroniek, of Ne«i Drunswiek, necessary June- laddreaeintIllreStiintr rYOU. . *_iK!.ll»tributio« ->n* ~-*of- jwr„* ILt o. ~.»f hthe »e Iwage#g „..i. ' oaolsuf ouru 'l-ki salary. ..ntrlhi.liny, ,thi this scontrlbutp contrlbutipn t-n h>i »oiln nt koto b be erequ requirr - County to |7^,984.44 in the form and ton. ffttand children, Mr. Lacxko In the- past years at- of payroll refund in accordance with was v, resident of the boruugh for iil«u»elvei» to Kovei'iiment. sohoA. *t nin . 1"*- por&tlon, Com pi • In ant, fcnil JOflBPH JUDGE IS MYSTERY »,fo limit for first enl1!:lm«. fsndnntii, Fl ¥*.. for Miln »f iTmrtgmrpd (hf Ilnroiigh of Itoontvelt, N .1., known (m . Fl, Fa. lluffnlo. N. T.—Mrs." Ceorgo 0. addreas. pr«mlMn fl*i». \>t*2 i 'firt*>r«t Hen It y Co., Number 3 bptoitflQK for HRln of Mort|tM"<1 pi-em a ilal»fl l'i Ihe Jlflynton Ohalmern f"« . R»w«r«nJ NP« fjphmnnn was rteiilt a pfrfvet bridge By vlrnm of |h* *h.iv* *(fl!'"i wilt to »»«' ,ffTp«ov,lr An^ nrtw on flip In 1h td Aiiniiit IT, *1H*. dlr»rtP«l find (lollvnio.l, J will otpnt* to -fcl- My virtue of th* «»if»v* PtatP<1 wrll, to me hand In a recent game with her riiiinty Clerk'* Offloe. And more iHrdteil *n<) (WIIVPTP'1, ] will i>ipom» to •*]• Two-Year Search for New 1 at public M>m1u* on !v .Ui-'ril^rl a* fnin>wn: hiiahnnri nnd two other plnycrs, WWDNIfiflPAV, TH*' it Til UAV ">•" '"' MI piihll' YrTtii.i* ft» at a *«-«i'«t|v \\ KliSKKMAir. THR NINKTRENTM HAT Mrs. Ijelunnim kept « Btrnlglu TiHlBK, A |) 1933 »rly fr-.iu p York Juriit Unavailing. at two n'rlork stfiniUrrl timn in HIP nfn-i '!!• « M-TOI1KH, * l NINKTKR5N Nice when picking up her cards nnd noon of the mil d»y at th* nh*nrrv i'f Hl'NI»HKl' THIRTY iwg tJC*. In (hi <'tiv "f N"* Mniimwlik. N .1 jit twci In tli# < 11 v of N«w linittDwit-k. N. J. Court Justice Joseph Force Crater slam Bt no trump to the astonish- and prom I*** liorelniif t»r |i« ft It Ml AT I v IIP K 1 •cribwd, •llunlc, lying nml tWn* In the ll«»r tft.timifirv of l"t huml.er M, inn fn^t [•• A All (lit""* r*rtftln lot*. tr*ct* or parcHi of sauntered , lyIH(C Htnl httlnK In the 1 FIRBT TIUiT Knnwn *rvl ^-tonr. !«.l |,]nrk rf> f- "' t id n polnl, tbr-nc*. pftMterty l.or.niBh of Carter*!, Iti th* Cntnrt? of Mid- ManhntUn, uttfiped Into a tailcnb, ery ace. king and queen In the deck. (ll#*«i and Rtnta of New J«r«#jr. ai lot mimt'(»r M In IMnrk « H* nh'^n nn it ml nloiiK thr ttnrtherlr b'Miruinry HIA n/ wared a lovlal fnrewpll to the friends together with one Jock. "Il«vlM«r1 in A |T df properly NlMtn \*>\ 1n t •>" lot niiml.»r r-R, I nr> f^^t to (i jinlnt In tti* ItKiiiNNINNit at a mint OUtMt 410 f*it Bordtifh r-f UooM\flt. N. J., ktiown n» i'nr xv«.«t-Tlv *lfi-mslng p In th* nornton Chulrnm Co . Hewnrmi, NYw htreft : P fn«t In !IIP point nr pl««*« nf t)F limit her I y aid A of Hurt I* Ktrr*t nnd trfmt drove off Into oblivion. w4Manhattan. He tnld Mara he HR(1INNIN(1 ml * Point on tfir WO-KMTIV 1 if niriniintlni: In Approxlmattlf and pnraltel with I'ernhlnR RV#THIB; th^rif* •Id* nf Rdgar Blrfflt, JflO fe*t BmitlnTly (mm 990. running (I) *Ant*rly nnd par»U«l to tli* locate the taxi driver or. cab In which was "going up In Westchester for a th* corner formed by th" ITIIMM'H Inn nf r with atl and •irtguiar tb* rl flrat mentlonurt rour»e tw*»nty-f»tfht (28') th» irmtharl? did* ft Rnvnve ntr«p( *tlh t h* mnny of his friends believe he took his swim" and would be back the next 1 her^dltamsnln nn<1 appBrten f«nt to * p^lnt an<1 th«nc« Tunning (4) irutterly ilii*. of Rrijnr ulrcri . rhon « rnti- helondng or In any wins u northerly and pnr«11*l to th« «*ron>i m*n- ln«t ride. day. That wn« the last Mnra ever HiTlf wfitorlT nnrt nlon« the «iif he-rl y tmiin- tlonwd coura« nnd p*mll*l to thft ••" f»M to fhr • .-n saw of him. 1 m«ntlnn«d co«r*« one hutiilrsd (110") f**.t I!ut whnterer his fnte, he left be- tcr line «f th* Mrtrk; thrnr-e untilhf riv n nil M. OANNON, to th« point or plar*. of HBOINNIN<1. Klong laM center tin* of thn block 1* •< RCHMIDT, JR., Solicitor. hind him a baffllrR myntery that al- But he did not go to Westchester f««t to A point In th« boundary line <(f th *' r. Ill, 10; U1. U RftlDf alio known a* the *aat«rlr «l|[ht ready has taken Its place bwtde the that afternoon and his movements tti HJ-n (I') f*tt to lot number flS nmi th« adjoin- have been traced that night np to the 59c A. D. S. along Mill hminrUry line nf thr tr«<-t lot f>7 ing wnttcHr tw«nty (SOI f**t of lot H» at mysterious disappearance of Dorothy f»#t to K point «n (hfi w*ati>rly alii* « lower than elsewhere. ment as city magistrate, It creati-d a RIU, and her parents. They left the political sensation. t restaurant with him and It was to Buy here and save. them he waved frtWwell after he 30c Laxative J The attorney general's Investlgntlon stepped Into the tailrab. BROMO Into the npflly-EwBld charges wa» ex- QUININE Quality r Economy tended to cover other charges which were sent from various nources to the $1.25 Okatona 59c Everything you purchase the ASCO Way represents the maximum of attorney general nffectlnR higher and Crazed Fanner Kills value . . you always receive Quality at a Saving. lower courts. The attorney general Self With Dynamite Pepmlent Tooth Paste 34c dng deep Into tlio Crater disappear- Richmond, Va.—Caroline county of- 30c Bromo Seltzer .... 19c nnrn In nn pffort to learn whether his ficials are Investigating the sale of six can> mysterious ahsencc had any connec- sticks of dynamite to George Dulbak, 25c Palmolive Talc. . . 14c 10° Campbell's Soups 3 25' tion with the Judlclnl probe. He emild a fanner bereft of his reason by finan find none, clal troubles, who used the eiploslve Pebecco Toothpaste . . 34c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP can 7c The police, personal friends and to commit suicide. memlierd of the family of the Jurist While his family looked on, Piilbnk 59c Antiseptic Solution 39c 12JC ASCO No Waste Sliced ASCO Pancake were equally unnhlo to find any rea- slashed the thronrt of his horses and son why he should vnnlsh. The bMaine Johnsons Freshly Dug legally Justice Crater Is still alive. Surry, Maine.—"Where does Farmer $1.00 Syrup Hypophos- BABY Uls wife, Mm. Stella Crater, still lb. 2c Brown liver phites 69c POWDER clings to a tenuous hope that he uoy 15 1b*. 19c Once It would have been a problem nctunlly bo sa 25c Collates Talc .... 14c We Use the Finest Ingredient* Obtainable for a native to reply to the stranger If he is alive, a (secondary mystery Is and Bake it as carefully at you would. asking this question, for Snrry's dwell how n mnn with such unusual charac- Ings are numberless Lr«. I teristics onn remnln undiscovered a'teT But now the tourist Inquiring the HARDIMAN'S wrapped Ills photogrnph nnd description tmve way to Farmer Brown's may be told: Bread Supreme loaf ' been spread so widely throughout vir- tually the entire civilized world. "Go down the rond to telephone pole No. 187." PHARMACY Sliced For Crater's appearance was 8'ich ns would attract nttentlon anywhere. Each telephone pole ID Snrry beam ONE OF THE 1500 INDEPEND- or ASCO PEANUT BUTTER jar 5c ot ENTLY OWNED CHAIN DRUG Allhoiiph he wna sis feet tall itnd •n aluminum number for guidance Unalicnd company linemen, and residents .have STORES OF THE LIGGETT OR- 40c Fletcher's weighed 1ST> pounds, his head wae so r.ANIZATION. Mimll Hint he wore a «H hat With come to use these Identification marks CASTORIA ASCO Jelly Bar Coironnut Marshmallow Is lieu of hnusr numbers. ( nil tils bulk, he htd a long, thin nrck, 468 Rahway Ave. each nnd wore a sl7.e 14 Collar. Layer Cakes each Sea She'!i Hide Bono WOODBRIDGE Layer Cakes 19" 25 Crater was appointed to the Su- preme court bench on April 8. 1930 by Romelnndu. Sweden. — The Rhln Phone: Wbde. 8-0185 fJoverniir Ilnosevelt to fmccced Joseph bones of two Imuiense prehist"••'•• unl- VICTOR PAN BUNS doz. 5c V. I'roskaner. mills, said by archeotoglsts t ve lived more than 10,000 years «• ive Headquarters for Butter and Eggs for more than Forty-one Years Spending the Rummer of 1980 with hla wife at Belgrade Lake, Maine, been found near here In a bank u.' sea where they h'td been going for 15 'shells. lb GOLD yeurs, Crater received a telephone, call Louella Butter 27° SEAL Eggs n; 41 on Aur:iiRt 2 and told his wife he was Sweet Craam *ld * going to Manhattan on Important po- For poaching, boiling and the sick room. litical huslnesR. YOUR MONEY BACK-IN CASH-FOR ANY REASON lb C Never Saw Him Again. C On August 4. 5 and 0 he was In his Richland Butter 25 Selected Eggs *«* 29 chambers In the New York county Better than many "Bests." Every Egg Guaranteed. courtlioiiPP. according to his personal attendant, Joseph ILira, son of Julio GIVE YOUR RADIO TUBES A REAL TEST Unm, Tammany leader of the twenty- ASCO or Rob Roy Beverages ASCO Grape Juice third A. I). On August 6, Mara Si.id, quarts 3 for 25c Justice Crater spent most of the morn- On Artkin's Official Tube Checker ASCO or Rob Roy Beverages Ing tearing up papers and putting pt bot! lU • qfbot It/ Small bots 4 for 25c others ID a brief case and In four card- FOR ^ 'Plus redeemable bottle deposit. , board bum. TEST YOUR Then he sent Mara out to cash two ALL THIS WEEK — SPECIAL SALE OF checks totaling *r.,HX). Mara returned TUBES RADIO INSPECTION EVERY THREE Gold Seal Finest Family (formerly known ai Roosevelt. N. J.) and iftuittt-d in thi* County ClerJt'i Office *t MONTHS 12.1b New Urunuwltk, N. J. 24-lb Together with the perpeti'al right to use PHONE bag as u drlvtMtay t.ie Hdjolnlng westerly four lit feet with a depth of one hundred Flour 53 27 MiiO'r feet of the Bald ileircrlbed prenUijej ftnd reB4rvlntf' the'right to tlte perpetual EL - 2-4398 REPLACE THEM The Finest Family Flour Milled—Dependable for every baking purpose. use of the four (4') feet In width and one h<«Hlred UOO'I feet In depth tuljaxeiu td ONCE A YEAR thir rtrutiorty artCalifornia anil one hundred flOU') feet In depth 01 SPECIAL SPECIAL the westerly ulde of the hoUBe"iocsteil oi the property hetelnubove described. big Decree aniouitlltiK to approximately H. GENUINE GENUINE can 790.00. Lard 2 \u 15 Peaches 10' Together with »\) and slne'lar the righla. prtvHeicew, heredltamenttt nnd appurtenancefl Be sure of success in baking or cooking. In u rich syrup. For desserts, fialad.s, pies, etc. thereunto belonging or In anywfne &Ppen- K., t. iA. TUBES DE FOREST TUBES Our Three Fa> orite Blends. 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Tellts.~The "*jl> niifl; thence (3) Westerly along CARTERET PRESS Roosevelt Avenue to Westerly line [ Se' |n tile death rnte rn.in m of Charles Street thence (4) North- Subscription, I1-B0 Per Year herculouls aim.ni; J"""1* "'""!'"... erly nlonR Charles Street and Con- Published Every Friday By A recent nnllonnl Survey sn»»" tinuing in a straight fine to the>8tl). thnt tuberculosis inki-i IW hnnl.'W way Klver lit a point when Deep C. H. BYRNE, 130 Jersey St., CARTERET, N. J. . toll fromRlrls between ihe Bg.-d or Creek empties into said -Rfoar; Telephone Carteret 8-1600 fifteen nnd twenty-the, !• rcilerieK thence (6) Southeasterly along the Vork Berretnry Rnhway River to States Island 0. H. PYRNE li _ Editor and Owner D » Staten Island Sound; work was road w'ork and everything that was- done was sub- This Week let, fired by an automobile loud of thence (2) Westerly, along Statcn island Sound to the Westerly bound- mitted to the State Highway Commission for approval, and Tbe government is asked to supply hoodlums, waB believed meant for nn M. Battner Is an undertaker by ARTHUR BRISBANE ary line of the Borough a nation with a horror of anything cornered him In a New York city tele of Beginning. hood. The names of the fourteen like the dole can dole out eighty mil Ter> phone booth shortly afterword* by Mr. Compton and his associates on the board it is evident !', books make you understand that In Ilona of public money to a bank In DISTRICT NO. 5: (Voting place, trained a submachine gun on him and from the i>#port that the greatest care was taken to comply There Is a building In Chicago boyhood, aa in the White House, Cal- trouble, without hesitation. The idea Cleveland School), BEGINNING at vin Coolidge waB a serious person. No blazed away. nnmed "America Fore" and It Is, probably, that yon cannot pauper the corner formed by the intersection with the State laws and the regulations ordained by the State ••Jack tn the Mounta.na," no story The first of the trio to go was Dia- of the Southwesterly line of -Wash- has a tabloid golf course on Its lie a bank, whereas you might pauper 1 Emergency Relief organization. There was not a slip up by CaliUIn Marryat, not even "West- mond. "Legs. : who led an Influx of ington AK-IIUC and Penning Avenue; roof. ize the unemployed head of a largi ward Ho," "Huckleberry Finn," "Gul- family. racketeer* to the Can*111 mountain running thence (1) Southerly, along from this rule throughout the period covered by the report. Pershing Avenue to Larch Street; liver's Travels," "Iloblnson Crusoe" or The theatrical men say, with aom region and Albany last year, was shot In addition to the relief given by furnishinjr work, the Weather reports for the gov- thence (2) Westerly, along Larch "Swiss Family Robinson" appears in reason, that part of tbe seven million: and killed last December while lying ernment from Lakewood, Ohio, Street to the Southwesterly line of freeholders under the wise direction of Mr. Compton also dis- the Coolidge boyhood library. a y^ar, taken frpri theatres, in taia tn an Intoxicated stupor here. the Borough of Carteret; thence (8) I are compiled by Samuel Good- Uon, might wail be returned to thi When Diamond forsook New York's BUHIK- said Southwesterly line in » . tributed a great quantity of wood. In this way-many a home • weather. The Hat Includes a Life of Garfield, theatres, as the gasoline-tax Is used underworld and transferred his booze Northwesterly and Westerly direc- was kept comfortable during the past winter. on new roads. and racketeering activities to Ihe tion to Blair Road; thence (4) North | The teacher o( French, Span- another of Captain John Brown, erly along Blair Road to the New Altogether Mr. Compton and his board are to be com- "Washington and His Generals," "The » 1912, K|ne Ktjimes SyDHkito, IK. Cttskllls. he was followed by Coll ' leli and Greek at a western unl- Jersey Terminal Railroad; thence Life and Public Services of Abraham McCarthy, and several others. I.Ike mended. They have accomplished a great good for human- ; versity is Prof. T. L. Lingo.— (6) Easterly, along tbe New Jersey Lincnln," "Cholco Poems and Lyrics." Diamond, Coll was driven out lust fall i Pathfinder Magazine. Terminal Railroad to the Central ity in a trying time. They ignored all political and other out- Mr. Coolklge's grandmother Coolidge by o mtlltnnt attorney general's office.' Railroad of Now Jersey; thenrt (6) side considerations and have helped all who were in need +•••••+••••••<••••••+••••• used to read out loud to him. PerhapB Many Guests Attend McCarthy, In hiding In the vicinity Northerly, along the Central Rail- she helped select his library. of Catsklll end Albnny slnct last sum road of New Jersey to the Southerly as far a> it was possible with the means at, hand. It is doubt- line, of lands of Mexican Petroleum ful if any county in Jthe state or any state has'done a better GEMS OF THOUGHT tner, managed to keep his exact wlit-re Corporation; thence (7) Westerly, Mr. Edge, our ambassador In Paris, Annual Church Supper abouta a secret until he was cornered iiloii£ said lands to a point apposite near his home lu the Albany-Schenec- A fire that gives out no heat U love presenting to Prance an expensive I'illmore Avenue.; thence (8) South- Presbyterians Hold Get-To- tady road. erly to Fillmore Avenue and along that never munlfests itself. memorial built by the United States SA._- SAYINGS PEN POINTS near Meauz, suppo tedly In recognition gether In Sunday School paid Street to Cirteret Avsnne; of the Statue of Liberty sent to us, thence (9) Souchemterly, along Car- It is but a poor eloquence whljch tfi-L'L Avenue to Linden Street; took occaalou to nay thai when the Room — Heads Of Depart- Flees After Auto Crash; It l« better to be poor and feel rich An unhappy woman Is cue who has only shows thnt the orator can talk.— thence (10) Northerly, along Lir«'en American people see a territory over- j than to be rich and feel poor. what she wanted, Sir Joshua Reynolds. merits Present Reports — Breaks Leg Scaling Fence Street to Washington Avenue; anil run, they "instinctively resolve to Saa Francisco. — lleluhold Lange, thence (11) Easterly along Waahing. throw their moral.-aijd, II used be, their Mother-Teachers Serve Sup- Desire* and passions need not In- The sinner Is known by bis deeds— chef, decided he had better get awuy ton Avenue to the place of Begin- Humility is a virtue all preach, none material weight on the side of the per. jure the heart; but self-righteousness from the scene of an accident after ning.. the saint by Ills creeds. practice; nnd yet everybody is con- Invaded." eats It like a canker. tent to hear.—Selden. hlB car hnd struck that of llert Illlng This fialf-way promise that If some- The annual get-together and par- No one depends on the "Lost and worth, Injuring three nccupiints of the DISTRICT NO. 6: (Voting place, body attacks France or some other ish supper of the First Presbyterian ligh School), BEGINNING at the yc'hen the heart 1* free from de- Found" column to find torilt. Self-complacency dies when we try European country, the United States Church was held last night in the latter machine, as quickly aa possible onier formed by the intersection of sire*, temptations melt away - like Be drove away as rapidly as lie to help others and are confronted with will rush In as it did In the last war, Sunday school room of the church the Northerly line of Washington 'tnowflakes on a stove. could, Illlngworth reported, but a short There Is never any money to burn a sense of our* powertessness. Is fortunately not official. with about fifty present. The .room Avenue with the Westerly line of when you strike a love match. and tables were decorated in flow- distance nwny he crushed Into another ershing Avenue; rnnning thence Mr. Edge is mi-taken. And, what In time of unlmpptnesB think of the ers. Rev. D. E. Lorentz was toaat- automobile. (1) Westerly along Washington A»e- The ungrateful son la a wart on the Is more, any Fres'ideut or public official most unfortunate; In time of elation No wife thinks her husband Is real- maater. There was a discussion of This time he started away on foot. nue to Unden Street; thence (2> father's face; to leave It Is blemish; that should undertake to send uieu affairs for the godo of the church by think of the most deserving. ly working unless he has dirty hands. Southerly, along Linden Street to to cut it ott Is palnfuL—Chinese and money from the United Stated the members present and the pastor. He ran toward a high fence, started to Jartexet Avenue; thence (3) North- Proverb. into another war, without letting the Reports were received and plans scale It. fell, and broke his leg. Po- westerly, along Carteret Avenue w> Don't do anything wrong ;because A mind to man; people 1B some- American people vote on it, would be ere announced for the coming year lice found him there, and booked him Fillmore Avenue; thence (4) Northe- At Is small; don't neglect to do a good thing to guess rather tttan to reason Books are men of higher stature, kicked out of office, and ought to be by Howard Thorn, the clerk of tho on hit and run charges after taking rly, along Fillmore Avenue and «on- deed because It appears unimportant with. .,, ".."' and the only men who speak aloud for mpeached for treason. Onoe le enough. sessions, Mrs. Matin as Sloan, of the him to nn emergency hospital tinuing in a straight line to the future times to hear.—Klliabeth. B. Mother-Teacher Association, Mrs. Southerly- line of landt of the Mexi- The only way to keep absolutely What form of entertainment gives oward Thorn of the Mission Bam), can Petroleum Corporation; thetiee Browning. .Irs. Cornelius Doody, of the junior •ecret (T) Is to have no secrets; (2) the people ta ™ncl> tot to little as England pays off, sharp on lime, her Classification of Lawi (5) Easterly, along said line of : debt to Francs, two thousand, five '. E., Mrs. George Gawronski inttiv ands to the Westerly line of laiufe 111 not to do what needs to be con- the radfol ' The true springs of all human ac- The varieties of law may be clas- Westerly li 1 undr«d million fraucu, about one it'diaU; C. E., Bruce Fair of the -••-•-• the,*. (•> oealed. tion are generally those which fools Senior C. E., Barry Baker of the sified as follows: Common law «nd of the Brady Tract; t () hundred million dollars, borrowed of Southerly, along said line of lead* Age'brings wisdom, bat the tremble will not aee, which wise men will not Board of Trustees, and Mrs, E. J." principles of equity, city ordinances French bond buyers about oue y«ar to the Northerly line of lands of the The lover of money Inclines toward Is It doesn't leave ui mnch time to mention.—Klngaley. Bennett, choir director. ad mwn, township and county regti- the path of unrighteousness; the lov- ago. The British, Uued for this pay- atlons; statute laws of the state, slate Conlon Tract; thence (7) Easterly, use It The supiper was served under the along aald Northerly line of aaU ,er of reputation sneaks Into the hall ment must remember, with a little upervision of the Mother-Teacher onstitution, federal statutes. Nation- THEIR NOURISHMENT bltterueu, that money lent to Franca ssociation. tract to Washington Avenue; thence of fame. Even when a man has a will of hit OuiMltmion and treaties made by (8) Southerly along Washington by Englishmen, when the franc Wits he Hulled States with foreign conn- own It Is safer to have a lawyer draw Firemen'a Picnic Avenue to the Northerly line of Spider* chew their food with hard, worth more than nineteen cents, wan rles. SNICKER SNACKS It up. , , repaid in trance worth lass than tour A large attendance is expected lands of the Hermann Tract; thane* horny Jaws. cents, eighty per cent cut from the unday at the family outing to be (9) Katterly along the Northerly Fault of A(« line of said lands to Noe's Cr*ek; Nothing cramps style Uke fat One thing about long skirt* Is that amount due to English lenders. The given by Fire Company No. 2 in A butterfly pumps nectar through Markwalt's grove. The longer 1 live, the more sure I thence (10) still Easterly, along the they do not stay long when the wear- English, carelessly, bought bonds several courses of said creek Ut Nothing disturbs • woman's poise er sits down a tube Into Us body. "Payable In Fiancs," and had to take jecome that the reason we so often Members of Fire Company No. 1 Pershing Avenue; and thence (11) Uke avoirdupois. ' francs, whatever they might be worth. up attempts ut creative eipres- Southerly, along Pershing Avenue to Sturgeons draw tn their food by la re making preparations for a barn RECKONING AGES dance to be held on Friday night, iton an we grow older Is uot because the place of Beginning. The more cheek t girl bas the leas suction end are toothless. November 4, in the German Luther- dea» and visions and drenms of such DISTRICT NO. 7: (Voting place, blushing she does. We made many tooHuli mlBtakaa In an hall. ccomplishments vanish, but because The Welsh have an ancient triad Beea and flies suck their food wltH WB become more crllK'iil of our tech- Nathan Hale School), BEGTONINO on ages that runs as follows: our Idiotic pouring out of American at the intersection of Noe'i Creek their long tongues, or proboocea. Star Landing* Post No. 2314, Vet- leal results.—One Foot on the Flaying second fiddle at home Three years is the age of an alder money, to any nation that would take and Pershing Avenue; running doesn't make a man a musician. erans of Foreign Wars will elect offi- Iround, by Kmest Onhh. pole; It, during the war, and to anybody thence (l) in a Westerly direction The Jellyfish absorb* Its food by that would borrow it, after tbe war cers tonight at a meeting to be held along the said creek to the Northerly wrapping Itself around the object n the borough hall. line of the Hermann Tract; thence A. man hater la merely a' woman Tbrlce the age of an alder U the But, at least, we made our bonds pay- ELECTION NOTICE whose iian hunt ha* been gnsuc- whleh it seeks to eat able in dollar*. (2) still Westerly along the Norther. 1 age of ^ dog; Borough of Carteret Notice of cessful. You may remark tnat it mattare ly line of said tract to WashWashingtoi n Boys Mixed Up at Birth Regiatration, Primary and AvenuAvenuee ; thencth e (3) NortherlyNthl , doiid r Thrice the age of a dog li the age The tapeworm has no month and no little in what the debt Is payable, if 1 It Is not paid, but, at least, they owe Washmirton Avenue to the Northerly The difference between a label and of a horse; stomach. It absorbs already digested May Get Right Parents General Election. line of the Conlon Tract; thence (4) ! libel all depends upon whom' It Is food through it* skin. us dollars. Berlin.—A mother's recognition of Wenterly, ahng the Northerly Un* pasted. In conformity with the provision Thrice the age of a horse Is the age familiar features of a son twelve yenrs f an act entitletld d "AAn Act to KegKeg- of said tract to the Westerly line of of a man; The woodpecker has a three-barbed Campers near BUrama, Pa., digging old may restore to her her rightful ulatlatu elections,election" approved MMay 9 the Brady Tract; thence (6) North. Misery loves company but It Is bet: tongue like a spear, with which It Into a hillside, uncovered skeletons boy in place of the child given her by 920, tthh e (supplement'lt s therutoanh d erly, aluii* the Westerly line of aai4 trat t th Shl ti • ter to have rheumatism tn one leg Thrice-the age' of a man IB tbe age draws out tbe worm or Insect ot human beings that lived in America mistake at the time of his birth. amendaienU thereof, to the end of tract to the Southerly tine of pi ; than In both. thouea^tts of years before the uobl the legislative session of 19U7 notice erty belonging to the Mexican. -.- of * stag; .* 1'rau Marie Donk of Ghtdnuch, Ger- troleum Company; thence (6) West- The cuttlefish, which has a strange redman came, supposedly from Asia. many, liaa a suit on file to force Frau is hereby given thut the Diislrict Many folks who think they are These earlier Americans, according Board of Registry and Election in erly, along the Southerlv line of said] Thrice the age off ft lt»g li the age habtt of walking on It* head, down- Mathilda Heutli to exchange song born property to the Central Railroad of aboard tlw elevator for heaven will ward, does not chew Its food with it* to .scientists examining their skulls, and for the Election Districts of the of a blackbird; 12 years ago In a mutexnlty clinic. The Borough of Carteret will meet in the New Jersey: tnefce (7) NorthauU never get past the mezzanine floor,— mouth, bur with Its ghuard.—Ex- bad more Intelllgsnce than the Indian prospects, for the exchange are fuvur- erly along the lands of said railroa4 Pathfinder Magazine. that followed them, '^hey were "dolioo places hereinafter designated for the Thrice tbe age of a blackbird la tbe change. able, but tile happiness of the boys, jurpuse of registering all persona en- to Roosevelt Avenuej thence " cephalic," which meaiu "long headvd, (n dndlng natural parents whom they titled to vote at the ensuing primary Easterly and ,Southeaster! age of an oak; / liud their skull uuu« waa tuln, whlcl MISTAKES OF LIFE do not know, Is being considered. and General Election. «Md Roosevelt Avenue to ,„ Beautiful N.w Z«iUad Indicates that they had been thinking Avenue; and thence (&) Sou1 iThrlce the age of an oak U the age Not content with rivaling :Switzer- Tiwugli Frau Douk declares she pro- Registration Date* along Pershing Avenue to th* for a long time. But their jaws were Third Registration Day (1. P. M Attempting to compel other periooa pf a raven, . land, New Zealand has wonderful heavy and primitive, showing lack oi tested {o mints in 1820 that they had of Beginnlrw, to believe and live as we do. fiords a* beautiful and Impressive as given her the wrong baby, It was not O9P.M.) October mb, 1932. balance. On Tuesday, November 6th, 1832 DISTRICT NO. 8i It It said that if « pair of raven* those of Norway, lays a traveler. The until a few mouths ago when, she The tendency to worry about things are nesting apd one M killed, In a Invaders from A*l», probably bettei between the hours of 6 A. M. and 7 H tnouutalna come down to the edge of n»ht««i, wipud them oat, chanced to meet Helnrkti, son of ITrau 0 clock P. M the District Board of »iu tS^» that cunnot be changed or corrected. few days another will cone from no the sea and end abruptly in precipice* Beuth, on the streets, aud found hla one know* where and take It* place, Elections will meet for tha purpose a couple of thousand feet deep, wnlch resemblance to her eldest son so atria- of conducting the general election The delusion that Individual ad' flgnce the raven (clgfran) Is said to continue under the sea for another two ' The learned Professor Darwin, now Ing that she became convinced aha had for the election of candidates nomi- Bing thence (1) K . vancement 1* wade by crushing other* live forever ' ' elqWy-two years old, ion of the'great been given tbe wrong baby at the hos- Weiterly linl e of ( thousand feer, so the nwrtb % I W«t»» ta now :,l*^rf; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1932 PAGE.OTl Cartgretjaces Tough Grid Schedule With 6 Road Games

RECORDS SMASHED AS SALOP AUGH LEADING Blue And White To Meet Seven Rose Hurt In 25-Miler; DRIVERS ATTAIN NEW Crack Racing Pilots POINT RACE FOR NEW PACES AT SPEEDWAY Battle For Speedway TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Class A Opponents This Season Insinger, Russo Escape Four new records w*r« «stab- Despite the bid ikid whieh coat Firet Two Games At Home — Then Come Si* Away — Carte** ished at the WfKtdbridne speed- him a possible place with the lead, way, Sunday afternoon, by the Supremacy This Week ert in Sunday's 21.mile feature et To Open Se*son Against Freehold Next Saturday -— tliiunl field of driers ev«r to rice at the Wondbridge speedway, Freehold Only date B Turn On Schedule — Blue) and Injury In Bad Crack-up appear here. 6,000 font sa.w mem- Sail, Saulspaugh, Brothart Bryan Sanlspaugh, of Rock Island, White Scrimmage* With Metuchen — Line Shows Much b*rt of the cream of the racing 111., still leads the point race (or crop circle th* half-mile "ascot" Primed For Hot Go In Sun- the championship of the track. Hii Power,. track at greater speeds to hang up day'* Races—Big Field En- 120 points gtv« him the lead over Bob Sail Shatters Time Trial Record tktnm mark* in the tim* trials, fivfl- Lloyd Bi-oahart, Dunallen, who With the booking of Lincoln Hrgh of Jer»ey pity this we«lt. mile qualifying heats, t«B-tnil« tered. holds an e»»n TOO. The pretest Conch Frank McCarthy's! Blue and White griddern face one of Racing drivers literally thumbed their noses at death Sun- consolation and the special fire- standing follows: the toujftieat schedules in the history of the school. Seven Class day afternooh at the neto Woodbridge gpeedway in one of the mile dash. TO ASSAIL RECORDS Savlspangh 120 A schools with only one B comprise the Crateret schedule. Car- Bab Sail, of Paterson, did) a lap Broshart 100 teret will play only two fjnmps at home this season and the most thrilling cards ever presented in eastern racing circles. of the track in 28 4-8 •econdi to llnh Sail. Bryan Etaulgpaugh and Fo» 15 Fence-smashing, car-wrecking, hair-raising speed was exhibit- wreal the time trial crown from t.loyd Brtishart, the three leaders in Hannon 50 remaining six away from home. ed throughout the entire program by members of the cream Billy Winn whole 29 ifrcoodi flat the Woodtorldgeimedway 1932 point Sail ..:. «0 After meeting freehold and | berk- Milan, Trtvanoviti end Du- of the racing crop while 6,000 fans alternately* held their on September W eclipsed Sail's championship, wfl»Ul&ve to ride hard Fowler 40 Kmerson at homo in the first two iitki, halfbacks, snd Waalyk, aad Fowler'. Initial effort of 29 MackeniU 40 (iirnii, the Blue and White will bo breaths or cheered with relief when white-helmeted pilots es- 1-5 on August 28. Marion 15 on the ro«(l for the remainder of The Carteret line showed op well caped alive and uninjured from spectacular crackups — all Mauri Rote, of Dayton, won tbe Stubbleneld 10 the »p«Kon. Starting with MorrM- in the vrimmagn, stopping the Me- second five-mile beat in 4:48 4-5 Theisen 8 town at NJorristoym on October IB, tnr-hen *ttack practicilly at ererj save one. Mauri Rose, Dayton, Ohio speed king, Sunday's head VT liner entrant, wound up in the Perth Amboy General Hospital to topple Sail'i new mark of 4:52 At the close of the season, th< the HIUP and White will invade ^ - point. 4-5. let a f«w minutes before. Sail track title and a substantial cash soy City to meet Uncoln the follow- A iKTimmnge With New Bran* with a iractured left collar-hone and minor body injuries fol- had upset Billy Winn'i "time of prime will he given to the leading ing Saturday. South River at South wick High for either tomorrow lowing an accident on the forty-third lap of the twenty-five 4:57 flat on September 11. point-holder by the operators of River, Rahway »t Rahway, Wood- morning or Monday afternoon |U mile final event which was won by Bob Sail, of Paterson, in Harry Ziegenthaler, of Dayton, the track. The men ranking second bridpe i\\ Woodbridfe, mid Perth scheduled for the Blue and Whit* 26:04 3-5. •battered Malcolm Fox's lime of and,third will be accorded honon Amboy at Perth Amboy complete tram, 10:25 3-5 for ten mi Us by doing and awarded cash prizes also. The the schedule. Car In Nm Diie | • • twenty laps in 9:43 4-8. above standing includes the three With seven (liana A gamps the Rose climaxed an afternoon of paugh opened up a bit in an attempt Bill Denver's mark of 5:21 flat races run at the speedway. Blue and White automatically be- death cheating ttpillfl when he smash to get Still on the backntreteh. H: for the special five-mile dash went comes eligible for the ('Una A sec- Young Ukes Compile came out of the west turn too fast hurtling when Jobnny Hannon, of tional chiimj>ion»hip as only nix ed head-on into the trim fin of Bob with the result that his car went in- Conshobocken, won the event in Class A games are the required num- Sail's Green Engineering Special First Game Of to a dangeroun spin in front of the 5:02 3-9. ber itn specified by the New Jersey Fine Baseball Record toning out ot the west turn at trailing field. Saulspaugh, by dint of Saulspaugb's time of 24:57 3-5 Athletic Association. t>re*th-taking speed. The Dayton pi- marvelous handling, brought the car for 25-miles wai not bettered by There will 1* no slate champion- lot's Vance Special turned over, noie out of the spin while the frantic Sail due to the slowing of the race Series Sunday ship awarded by the State Associa- Win Twenty-Three Game* And ' flrtt The fact that the racing car pilots behind successfully avoided following the wreck in which Rose tion this ye-ar, but only aectiontel Lo*e Only Seven—Walt Pas- •UMtai partly on *he inner guard rail smashing into him. The entire field was injured. Boy* Club and Either Paatry or champion»hij» will be named. The. probably saved Rose's life for it kept swept by before the Rock Island ace reason for this changp is tb«t the lowaki Lead* Hitter* With the machine from crushing him to swung his car into racing position Himac* Wilt Open Fig-ht For Imaid feels tlmO it would be diffi- ,638 Batting Average. death in the cockpit. He was given again. He showed his gamenes* by Twilight League Crown At cult to select a state chaiivpion since first tid in the field by Dr. 0. H. attempting to make up the lost lap Himacs, Pastry it is impossible to determine U*> The have RotMnss and was then rushed to but motor trouble forced him to his Port Reading, pit in the twenty-eighth lap. Perth Amboy. His condition wan r Winn Retire* ported U good later in the evening. Clash Tomorrow A gala baseball gathering will ning twenty three pmea and los- Up until the twenty-third lap when visit Port; Reading Sunday sifter- while other wo ing only seven. They scored 423 Sail, swarthy (omplected Jersey margins. Thus th boy who is known bs "Tony" to his his motor went haywire, Winn hung Pastry To Depend Upon Curley ] noon to witness the opening game nis uguinst I'.'K made by their op- dddoggedll y on Sail'Sil' s tail,il witith MMac of the Carteret Twilight I>eague championships. ponent*. In the Junior Baseball more intimates, was forced to main- Sullivan While Himac* Will Carteret will open its season tain a terrific pace to head a crack kemie, Broshart and Rose trailing in Billy Winn championship 9eries, bringing to- 1 League, they won six games and lost that order. At the finish of the twen- gether the Boys Club, first half win- Freehold nt the. high school but four. field throughout the entire twenty Send Babs Szelag To Mound this Sunday against a gtronff field of field next .Saturday afternoon. five miler. By establishing a new ty sixth tap, Rng* hud battled his ners, and either the Pastry tn the Walter I'azlowski easily won the *«j into second position. The Dayton —Pitching; Duel A»»nred. dare-devils to retain their present HimacH, the two teams that will A two,, hours' scrimmage with hitting laurels on hi« teom with a time trial record of 2H 4-ft set of the recent 100-mile standing in the title ami the biff it out tomorrow for second Metuchen at Metuchen on Wednes- butting average of ,G3H, Joe Tere- I1*?™ %e Pole over a field which I championship point race at Detroit, day afternoon featured the weeks' becki and Mik<« Bobenchlk had a The bas'ebnll of the Pastry drilling for the high school team. included Doc Mackenzie. Billy^Wmn, | ^^g in ^tn position, exhibited | resented in th« championship series. close race for sectmd place, Tere- Roys and the Himacs are prepar- ason" Saulspaugh failed to add any. The sijuad was divided into two Bryan Saulspaugh, Rose, SP 1 The second game will be played betki finishing ahead of his rival ""'dazzling driving skill in his fight to ing for their all important giame to- thing to his points last Sunday, he- parts. Team A lined up with Wus- Hannon, Malcolm Fox, Lloyd Bro;- Saturday, October 1, and the third with an average of .55H, while Bo- ivertake- Sail. The two rode almost iyk and Koestcr, ends; F'rxikop «nd Jo» RUBSO and Al Thi-isen. morrow afternoon at Port Reading ing forced out in the gruelling 25 it' necessary, the following day, Sun- benehik had .iiili*. side by side at times for seventeen Cnlvnnek, tackles; Mfezola and to decide tho second half champion- mile final which spilled Maun Rose day, October -2. All games will Mike Robenchik was the most n Ii'zurilla, gmtrds; Nieman, center. ship of the Carteret Twilight League, " 'l sent Bob Soil to victory. Sauls- start at '.] o'clock. consistent winner among the pitch- 11 >w In the hacklield were Tony Szuli- The winner of this garni: will meet P^'B "< has the same 120 points; Despito the Hurt that the hoys ers. 11 u turned in nine victories the Boys Club, first half champs, Lloyd Broshart, tho Dunellen speed "al champion-! '"owski, MexpeMe. . t Nowokowsky, Din- is Chili' looked like a i'f and was only beaten twice. He had Sunday 'afternoon also at Port king second wilh 100 points; while shi]) club in battlins-• it* wuy lu "7 '"oml>a und Chap Tlmtcher. the surprisingly large number of Reading in tho first of the three- Bob Sail received 60 points for^ his liuiiclft in ttie first half, while both Team Ii which substituted for 178 strikeouts to his credit. scant inches a'part in ». I»MV<--wrack- was due- to the waving of the yellow l?amc championship series. victory in lilt' infain event lu.il Sun- the Pastry and Hiiiuii-s were out of Team A lathr in the scrimmage con- ' Tftam Record ing duel for second place. Sauls- flag which ' makes it mandate for The Was moveninverdi ton PorHnrrt. "<*y-''ay- Malcolm FoXx is close to the I he running, the great playing of sisUd of HjK'wak and Mudvetz, Ukoi > OppoiMBle paugh, leading point-holder for the drivers to hold their positions at re- Heading for two easons. First leaders with f>I> points, and Johnny the latter two teams during the sec- erds; Ondrnjnk and llalulko, tac- Lincoln and Grant 9 •j track championship and victor in the duced speed until racing conditions because the high sell noi field is not Hannon is next with 50. ond semester, will probably assure kles; Such tand Chomicki, guards; tl> Young Americans 5 first two finals this season, passed aie approved. available, and second, because the All of these stars have, entered the a spirited tussle. However, al- Wiegelinski, center', Bryery quarter- f> Mc-Kinloy Ramblers a Winn on the west turn in the fifth B^.^ fa^t SMOnd. Hunnon, only other two fields in tho borough A.A.A. races to be held this .Sunday tHough they slackened their pace IK Kockne A. C. 12 lit. the Woodliridge Speedway, and Up and for two circuits of the sau- ^ Foi_ ^rth; Mackt,n'liei flfth. are not in playing ndition. Th considerably during the second half, i 7 Ourlerel Cubs some thrilling ilni'ls ure in store for 26 1 * in the blonde- ,Theisen, sixth. contest will start (promptly at 3 the Boys Club tossers are ready to 17 Pioneers 2 v . ** haired driver's face. o'clock. ' !m: funs. Hail, the I'aterson favor- a brilliant battle. Carteret Players M r. • Saulspaugh Leading p Lutheran League 11 SaupSaulipiugg h Skids Despite the bad spin vvliieh cost The result of the last two games ]'?'• especially anxious t.o co;p the "• "whVlo Curley Sullivan has already 26 Victor A. C. 8 big race this Sunday as it will put !) Going into the seventh lap, Sauls- him ii plafe in th* !•««•«•, Bryan Sauls- between the Pastry Boys and th_ im nominated his brother, Je«n, t«i Sewnren Blue Birds 3 llimacs seems to indicate thatnoit, pitch(iiu.il- '>''''""' an ovcii term with Sauls the series opener, if his team is suc- 12 Alley Rangers 5 pauugh still leads in points for tho Star h Victoryi P part in the paugh. These two rivals staged such 2,'i McKinley Ramblers ••**TJ track championship with 120 points. ing will pllay a large a cessful tomorrow, and John Hila will 0 Broshart is second with 100 and Sail SU-UKKH-truggle. AbouMUUIt lvtw.uo weeks ago thrilling lace, both in the first live, probably use John RogeiSj in tho Lead Port Reading Italian* To 15 Rockno A. C. 14 . •.'•>' r.'. Diet tn His Quest : ? rahks third with GO. The remaining John Szelag turned in a perfect mile event and the big wee., that event that his team is victorious, 11 Eagle A. C. 1 • ' game against the Pastry Boys, shut- spectators look for plenty of fire- Championship In Wood- 6 of Eternal Youih drivers in the point race are: Fox, tbe pitching choice for the Boys Trojan A. C. 7 ">»! ting te mout without a hit or him Wks this Sunday afternoon. BiXis- 4 Tokio.—Having Inveuiud what M>; Hannon, 60; fowler, 40; Mac- Club is still an uncertainty. It may bridge Township Baseball Carteret Cubs 2 ..•0 kenzie, 40; Marion, 15; Stubblefieid, as the Himacs won. Last week, it "art, who hails from Dunellen will be. Buddy Mullen, or his brother, 10 Newark! Aacs 7 he believed lo be a preventive of 10, and Theisen, 5. was Curley Sullivan who ctame pretty !><•• >» the thick of the fight, as his car Kuily. Anil then again, it may be League. 7 Standard A. C. 3 is working well and his driving lius Old age, Dr. Koturo Slilral, Uunor- near tying Szelag's performance ' " '""' *"" ''•"'""" Mickey Migleez. I 18 Rangers ";'•• losinger-Russo Crash sensational. 5 • irj professor of botnnj at Toklo That it was not "Der Tag" for when he allowed only three hits to The lineup of the Boys Club fol- Oarteret players played a major 2 McKinley Rbmlilers 8 The field for Ibis week ill addition 3 whip the Hirnacs, (j to 0, and push ows while the lineups of both the part in helping Port Reading win Rockne A. C. '' ' '••*> Imperial university, took an over- them was perfectly evident when 4 • • vl? hack the ~Pastry into the second to SiUilK|KUigli, Sail and Brushart, 1'ostry Boys und wie ttimacs ap- the chuinpionship of tbe Woodbridgi: 8 Carteret Aces 7 dose and found It effective. Be Harris Insinger, Philadelphia and Joe '•• • ., ^ will have all the leading crack drivers pear in another column on this page. I township baseball league over the 3 1 Young Cubs V Russo, Indianapolis, escaped alive half race Had the- Eiimlacs won in- 2 • '('*•* tiled a fen hours Inter, hut heart of the country (.-nte-red. "Shorty" First base, F. Siekerka! week-end as the Democrats routed 8 i from demolished racing cars follow- stead of the. Pastry Boys, it would •Rangers 7 M failure was announced as the cause Drexler, the Cleveland boy, wasn't Second btise B. Casey the Iselin Senators, 13 to 8, in the i 4 McKinley Ramblers 8 v y X ing an unusual wreck in the first lap huve been all over but .the shout- .satisfied with his performance last of death. of the ten-mile consolation race thinl and deciding game of the 4 Kockne A. C. 8 ing. series, Sunday afternoon. Herb l> Thirty-live days later, when a which was won by Harry Ziegenthal- Curley Sullivan, whose l»^.r....F, F. Yapchinski Carteret Acea 7 Buddhist uiemurlul service was er, ef Dayton, Pa., in) 9:43 4-5. boosted the Pastry right back into bridge Speedway prepared to (five Left lield ... C. Thatcher Sullivan, better known as Curley, Young Cubs 1 batting in fifth pottition, led the if, held, tbe mil cause waa divulged Insinger and Russo started in third the thick of the fight, will very likely "ll the boys plenty of trouble. Other Center field M. Poll Young Americans 8 V i be pittied against "Baba" Szeljig, I'ntries up to the present writing are, Right field" C., Szelag j parade" with four hits including two Lutheran League ** • ' . tod Doctor Slilral was said to hare and fifth positions respectively. In- U singer, attempting to head Ziegen- ace of the Himacs' pitx-liing corps, "Stubby" Stuhblufiold, Fred WinnaL Catcher A. Stutzke doubles and a three bagger. Stutzke i 21 Victory A. C. 12 died a martyr to science. thaler and Johnson, the leaders, came in tomorrow's game. The result Malcolm Fox, Wes Johnson, Milt Pitchers M. Miglecz, got three- for five. Jess Sullivan, | * "" " ,: ™ Four yeara ago, when be reached out of the west turn into the. far should be a very neat pitching duel. Marion, Jimmy Patterson, Ken Fow- J. Mullen, R. Mullen. Kootch M'aftculin and Joe Troako , 42'i , 198 the age of siity live. Doctor Shlral straightaway fast and went into a Both teams will use their strong- ler, Doc Mackenzie, HarrlB Insinger, each got two binglea. Bill Biesel Battinj AreragM 1 whirling skid in front of a field of cst lineups because of the vital im- Johnny Hlannon, Bill Dever, Lloyd scored four runs, He waj> walked A,B. H. R. Avg, embarked on a search for an elixir three times and get one hit. Of w, Pazlo/wski .. 72 46 29' .638 [six cars. Orenduff, ridinfe on Insin- ^,.1-ti.n,..(nce. nofl tiitnoe outcomee ofi thiHUsB Vieau' "x anJ—,-.••}--.d a long list -o f others, .;.. Th, .e. which could preserve youtu. Final- . The probable lineups follow: Everready Special driven by the. late the thirteen runs scored tyy Port ,J. Kilk 2 2 2 1000 ly he concocted B medicine which ger's tail, shot by, nearly scraping game. Pi Farme-r, will be back in th« Fred Frame Racing Pastry Boys Himacs Hehding, the Carteret players j. Terebecki .'. 32 18 10 .668 be called "uzu." In small dose* he the top guard rail. races at Woodbridge/ this Sunday brought in no 'Ietig than twelve. ! M. Bobenchick .... 90 53 30 .639 When Rubso tooled his whining Bie«el found that "uiu" reduced bis blood Kart first base with a well known driver in charge. For tho losers, Joe Mitroka, an-: yf, Bobenchick .... 83 34 28" ,442 Miller out of the turn he smashed Happy Mauri Rose's entry is also, in the At Riverhead, L I.other tJarteret boy, hit the only s. Masluck 72 S3 26 .430 pressure nod Improved bis health, broadside into Insinger's sliding car. hands of the contest manager but he 1 T. D'zurilla second base homer of the game. M. Kazo 72 33 33 .430 though, knuwins that Us base wa* The Indianapolis man's machine hurt- Dapolito will be out of the races for some Two Day* Of Thrilling Action IKarmwi 5 2 1 .400 led over Insinger's mount, -turned an alkaloid poison, he kept au anti- Mayorek shortstop time tm the result of his sensational AB H PO A E J. Halulko 66 26 22 .890 dote handy. over and crashed into the inner guard Carded For Long Island Fair V 0 3 4 .360 rail, while Insinjfer's car, still up- Baran spill. Dapolito, BS ... .. 6 0 D. Bohonek .».._... 14 5 2 | The r&cea lost Sunday were crowd- — Pay Homavge To Frame, Barna, 3b ... 4 1 3 0 OiJ. Wadiak 51 18 23 .835 . right, swung around land came to a Skurat third base e< witn A. Gelvanek * thrills but they will be tame Stutzke, c ..... 5 0 6 0 i W. Zap 75 24 24 .820 I halt several yards away. Insinger '9 I leaped from his car and was the first Miasculin left field r compared with what the boys are Riverhead, N. Y., Sept. 2li—Amer- BieseluiCDC,,, •lb„ ... 2^ 2 0 t M. Yatchychun .... S» 20 23 .819 • /CRIPPLE' CONVICT Mitroka threatening for this Sunday after- :ca's greatest auto race drivers and H. Sullivan, If ... 5 4 2 0 B. Walonsky 4 t 0 .250 to attempt to right Russo's over- noon. Sail is out to repeat his victory 3 0 turned Miller, Russo, who is power- S&llivan centerfleld figures from the past which are the, J Sullivan, p, cf b 0 B. Bayus 6 1 2 ,168 Schein of last week but he will find Sauls- high-lights of speed, will gBther Fri- |Trosko, rf 2 1 1 1 Pitching Record* ' i TRIES JAIL BREAK fully built, ke-pt the car from crush- 1 Pa toe nig ; right field paugh battling him every inch of the day and Saturday at the Riverhead "Masculin >•—-*f rf *3 1 0 G. W. LL. Pet. ing him by partly eWsing its weight 0 with his arms a.i he hung head down J. D'zurilla wsy to retain his present lead inl th© Fair for two great days of AAA sanc- Szelag, cf, 2b .... 4 0 Faalowski 1 1 0 1.000 Thought Helpku tk Spent M. D'zurilla catcher championship sc»amble. PVeddie Win- tioned events, which will make Sep- Aniavino, 2b .... 1 1 01 Bobenchick 11 9 2 .810 beneath it. Neither he nor Inaingwr 0 0 Three Monthi Tunneling. was injured. Both ' walked back to J. Sselag nai, who hasn't been doing very tembe.r 23 and 24 bright spots 111 Miglecz, 2to, p .... 3 Yatchychun 4 3 1 .750 H. Sullivan pitcher much at Woodbridge this year now l.oiiK Island's racing history. 0 Terebecki IB 10 5 .669 their pits while drivers hugged and 38 18 18 27 10 ihook hands with them. __ . announces that his car is in fine Surmounting an entry field of over Tronton, N, J.—Coufiued to a wheel shape and he will tie ready to show 10 for the two days of racing will be Isdin Senators (8) The race w;1", re-run with the re- chair for the lust (our years and re- the boys something labout driving. "Barney Oldfield Day" on, Friday AB R M PO A garded as uulplexaly crippled by maining field. Orenduff wks second; Six big events are slated for this and "Fml Frame day" on'Saturday. Winnai, third; Concannon, fourth, Rutgers Faces Vets Sunday at Woodbridge Speedway cf, ab 5' 0 ' 0 Odd Fellows Defeat wounds received In an nUemutod ]all and Drcxler, fifth. with the 25 mile event a« the feature, 0 0 break In 1028, Harry lluiter, serving Id will bring-" buck memories to ?,"X^' J't „ 5 The Qualifying Heats of the afternoon. AH the boys will be many who have seen the "muster L^X' & V "" % * life Beuteuce lu slule iirlsun here, In Providence Club Polish Pin Team Hob Sail set a new mark of 4:52 out to shatter the present lap record driver" in the past. 7i ai » « has been tunuellnc his wuy to free- I :, in winning the first five-miler. now held by Bob Sail at 2rt 4-5 see- The appearance of Fred Frame, '','"'•, \ J dom through wulld nl atttl and con- was secondecond ; Winn,, thirdthird. Scarlet Opens Grid Season At onds. Th« prices Have been lowered Win Last Two Game* (After «nd Hannon flish- IndianapoliIdp s winner and 1B32 AAA j ™, j t jh' 4 crete for tlirce iiiuntha. Mack-nri', Kose with all seata in tho grand stand driving champion; Billy Winn, Amer- b r Losing Fir*t — Mat Sloan d in that order. Neilten Field Tomorrow Af- ' ....""'.'.','. 4 11 la latest bid for freedom, eutu.ll- selling *at f 1.65,-in tan. ica'n most sensational half-mile dirt; J; 1 Sail's mark, however, was short- le oni l Hits Two Double Century Ing hours ot uatuld Buffering, uleultliy, ternoon. Uack winner and Bryan Saulspauan I >' r * A lived for Rose, in winn.minnmjj the sec- the sensation last year monotonous burrowing with primitive the sensation last year at Mineoto! HonAeBar" rfT.rf'T' 00 I Marks. alifyii'K h turned tthh o tten . Now Brunswick, N. J., Sept. 23 — and Bob Sail, winner this year, not to tools aud with the cooimratlou of fel- )tld lU ncw fivc ralle in -I--IK 1-1) Mackenzie One of the toughest opening iramea Varsity Club Eleven forgot other luminaries^puts the Riv- 84 8 9 24 12 0 With four of their players hit- low convicts, was revealed t)j prluon '; that ,,,,llW stana erhead races in a class above any hd B in Rutgers history is on tap for to- Score by innings: ing at least one double century autliorlttes after u tlurtilii) Inveytl .woo d; llatmon, third; Bros- morrow when Providance brings a events run on. tho Island this year. ,; fourth; Kox, fifth, and Tabor, nelin 000 422 000— 8 iriark, the Odd Fellows won two (Stlou whlrli ended witl) the dlscov veteran team formed from a group Opens Sunday Night games from the Polish livo after of eighteen lettermen here, to ijace 'ort Reading 052 018 lu—13 ery of the tunnel leading from litu ^''••t.-oloi Ku\ won tho thfrd ten lap using the first Wednesday evening ter's cell lu the liu.siiiml wlna. , 51. ^!^!.-- . linishimrleitrmnlinishm a Harold Runyon's Club To Meet Friend Returns Book He it the Slovak alleys. It was a ra- The hole, i fuc-t deep aud' 10 by ing several key positions for Sex Appeal Gone ftoc&usa urn match and tho Odd Fellows I ,r I, ahead of Uuycf'BroHhBrt. gers eleven which has only half as; Colored Collegiate* Of Phil- Borrowed SO Yean Ago .14 Inches acrow, was hlil-U-i. ii.y ttie 111.v" Stuhblefield took the check- avenged a defeat suffered the pre- .14 nc many letter winners as the Friars, Lodl, Calif.—Hj borrowing a book of Beard, He Loiei Job f back Leant or the wash utaml ,, fUB third. Tabor Denver and Iy At Stadium. vious week ut tho hands of the Polish fwoodeu If Dick Bauman, veteran tackle from, a friend Insteod of Hie publli New York.—Borah Mlnevltcb, vaude- In the buck ot hU celL It led, wltli Juhniioa were in tho field. who bus been switched to end, st^rta, Five'Mat Sloun hit 21)0 and 213 for 3.11 S IR« scanet win nave a imu m «•.-, Hurold Kunyon's Varsity Club library, J. M. Tuliha ngurei he *ia>> ville star, la trying to keep bis {2,000 the winners, while Hichardson metheuiutlcahtlcall eiaiim-ts, to and Ken Kowler'a Scarlet will have a pair of let- almost •uu, ... tunnel, Sail bettvii•d his terwetternieti on the wings since Peaches gridders will open theivr 1932 damm- saved $30S. rilty yours nico TntibB hor a week Job without Jeopardising his re only one who failed to hit above .Ward an unused steum uf 2'3 1-5 seconds rowed a book from hU friend, Uelvln 201). The Odd Fellows av*5rttg*l , through whlcb access lo the in I sun lirat truck '<• Heenan has prucWcally clinched tile P»iirn in u nislit football game at the ceotly acquired growth of Hoe brown •'« and smashed the , on AUKU other end post. Polly Phelps, a soph-, City Stadium in Perth Amboy, Sun- Ford. When lie returned It lie coin whiskers. :iO;|, and missed the thuuaand mark jmrd could nave been gulucd. |llt: omor«, and Bud Wiley, veteran cen- > ; A guard noticed a couvlct's Jacket ds flat I"-1'1 ter, will probably be at Ucklo for club wllj face the Philadelphia Col- than 18,260 day*, which, figured at the The scores'. ' bulging. The luau dropped the pack 2H 4-8 Rutgers with Hec Mattia, a star for wed Collegtates, an eleven mad« up l.Oews booklnK ntflce t« ab.lde by Its Odd Fallow* (2) the half and Wil Winilw, an- of »t*r>* fr°m the UniversltiBs of Ne- cuatoroarj two-cent per day llbrarj age and run. It wm a small sack, two seasons, Hue, would have coal him $800. contract without ranking him sheer off Avg. ! containing a pound of broken maaon other sophomore, at uwd, .,...,.. braska and Lincoln, his beard. i. Kichardson .... 105 182 177—,175 irj. An Investigation began, every Al Twikholl or R«] unsworn, botnuuih< I Whil•• e h••e- could »giv e- n-o• According iu Ids maiuttfer, I.ouls K H. Chodosh 201 148 181—177 {Wall being testmJ. umll the tuuuel souhomores, will sttort ut center. BUrtmg lineup this morning, Coach Yawn Bring! Death Sidney, production uiaim^er of Loews W. Eggert 1 101 J49 202—171 «U found, and In It a back law Tho Rutiers backfleld vriU be di- Hunyon said that the following will Hart Ormifu. N J.-Juaepb Wooten engnKed ttie harmoDlcharmDca pp|ayer| . who M., Sloan 163 2.06 213—184 > Takekes Out rected by GeoGreGeotkie K«*m«rKramer, last Be*-.bBe*- > e amon»«wn«g thothoswe to rtart againeagwwt. the B. Donnelly 154 184 224—1ST - ••• —i „ niMt of Iron of Conshohocken, yawned »o bun I U>«l tie dislocated bji recently returned from EuropeE , by ,,,v Hanuoii1110 . of Conshohocken, son'a quarterback* , . f, , withwitJUh AVoht»«_.!..ee: Dun-'ColleKiate«Dun-CeKT».._ 'n.iiiBcHatai« -: Jmm-jJimmvj GerityGenty,. ononee ooff Johnnyy tlII"'y converted,outlaw": l , won y lftMltf; jaw. At the hoanltal tbe Jan mddenl; wireless. When he saw the actor'* l'u., r«:cu' n lop, a tetterman,tetterman aat t full-bacfull-backk . ThThee MiddleseMiddlesMiddlesexxx county'county'ss floet MolftMltf; 344 868 977 il livemile daah in 5:0i 3-6. tt hJfbeks will be d*wi» Jimmyy DooleyDooley, formefo r St. Mary'3 "«Ucked" and he became *o excited new racial adornment he demanded t<» Polish Fl». (1) bk N a Doug Eaton, he leaped (rom a window and w«» removal. Uloerltch refused end the Avg. partitio W f killed. contract was canceled ou (ha groumlf Siekerka •*... 8U2 180 169—187 to a fe»o* that when he, was cleaB#l»«ten "he W. Zyek .a:..,... 184 177 168—178 w thrown had. eex appeal. wcfcl .„,...... M» 1B0 185—145 W»uM«i Stokw, Too „, Roie 186 182 169-J70 Ttqntoh, U8««,-Att EtVlijo bulky L. Zysk 174 188 124—145 witeb tto» wlileh UtA t>e«O left *t • Ptecunar* •! Evils The Arlington Memorial t>rld|» It ng station «ai Holeji, u well «• Miter* and Ignorance are always 885 826 766 b«tit of rrtnJte. The van belai ttyl Half , water LU>« (• ftwn 8ton» inouttiilii, fijlpoi of guollae, • Ore and two tbe vsnse o( gnat >ivll». Itiswj is for the afternon'* P» flejd! to f lf e*»l|; -welted to anger, tad lp^o^ ding apd fenc* w" 4 '" 00*. , whilhile m wMdMdl Ii vl»lbl»lb> || 1 .uce sauo yleldti te Bertdlom coon- thlfl» tende the lime trial* I"* Addl i«rrifld |in» Becker, «V«dor too eheM »a(MtMf. |» AJJ pen epttywUmi luemwes d««ed, qtel- «to took a Wlr-w«M : «Dl«tiea •$t2$ " lh BttBtai TOJ

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1932 'iU>», the above groaV were fuosta of BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS MEET AT Thieve* Take Cw, Make Lost Girl Fait Asleep tftx) Milk Ctwmissioo of the Kind* Greater London Shows CHILDREN'S SOBS SHEFFIELD FARMS DAIRY AT County Medical Society, at a clwn- Itt Owner Change Tire in Hay at Hunt Goe* On bnke held recently at the Sheffield UPSET COURT AND Fnrm* rcrt.ified milk, dinrv at Pomfi- Big Gain in population Chicago. — Three during Chicago Carlisle, I'a.- Orplin Jane Varner. London.—Ttie pofmliitlnn of OrentM- REVERSE A JUDGE lon, New Jersey. Included in the bandits mnfle one of their victim* sited four, wns reported mlanlnx from above picture are Dr. Andrew Carney I/radon now fntn!« R,2n(l,(H2, in rp- ebange tlrei on Urn auto they had stol her home at Oaltvllle, nenr here. ,f the West field Hoard of Health, Dr. T*«l*d hj thn flrnt nffldnl rrpnrt Mm- Girl end Boy Refute to Go en from him nnd Inter held up a -~A nine year old girl and at a atop llfhi, the three, men, nil hold PrisMe-nt of tie Sheffield Farms Co«- the preceding CIPMIII*". nnd nearly twice her five yeur old brother threw the Irif pistols Jumped on the running era paused a hny mow on the Varner ai jrrpat nn thn current Increow for pany, and W. F. Sigmund, Superln- courtroom of Superior Judge Itona O. honrd nnd ordered him to drlve.on- A farm. They decided to give It careful tendent of the? Sheffield Barm* Cosn- the nntlnn itt Ifirfcp. 11*11 and part of the county building few minutes Inter the car had a blow scrutiny. Rnrted deep In the hay they pntiy's plant, at Orange. OrenliT Ixinflftn'n Inlinhitantl lire (II- Into turmoil hj defying • court order ont snd the hnndlts compelled Miller fonnd Orpha fnst asleep. .TMMI Into 4,ri7l,n2fl females and onlr placing thriii in custody of their moth to get nut nnd chnng« tires. Then LagitUtive Saati •.,882,0111 mnlfn Ilnw that hippfncd, «r. The children secured reversal of they took $4 and h!> wntch from him ("ultBd Stntpfi scniitors nre assigned. the ropnrt doesn't <1<>l|[n to dlwloiw. the order after the Judge confessed he and unld. "Heat It I" Saves Life of Boy on ii««ikii when sworn In, and they may Figure" for the oily of I/)ndon ami w«» n|isi>l by the children's protests ii'tnin these tliruuKliont their terms. the 28 metropolitan* hnroiichs wlilrh Ledge by Use of Latso They left happily with their fnther. Senior senator** occupy the more d«- comprise tlip administrative courtly of Attempt* Suicide in 8 The domestic rirnma opetiWI when La Jolla, Calif.— Because Orvllle M London (fin distinct from Greater I/in- Hinihic tents. In the house there art the Jn ordered Mrs Mnrgsret Smri, Story Leap; Breaks Leg Wing, an electrical contractor of [,os Aon) Rhnw n derllue of R7,2.y> fur the im Individual seats or desk*. Bach twenty-eight years old. to Hike Eileen, Ban .lone, I'nllf.—Irene Johnson de- Angelea knew how to mnke. and use a ten-yenr period. Tliln popnlntlnn 111 n presimtntlve formerly had * sett her blond daughter, nnd Rudolph, Jr., cided life wnnn'1 worth living. She lasso, an unidentified youth wus alive now after a daring rescue from a high nnr "-•iu"'rl to him, Imt an the memb**- from her husband, a truck driver. climbed to the eighth dnur of a hotel row rock ledge. The vnuth slipped to pliip (norca'eil tli-3 lucntne lira. Sinn Is peeking a divorce on and jumped. She crashed through the the ledge and was clutching lagned tl,:i!ile (inl I he lirltlsb tiooip Ot eOOK. California City Seek* charges of cruelty. Her attorney, Vic- roof of a parked car and onto the rocks when Wing hurriedly tnnde » nions s.vMi-ni »as sdnpietf. In both tor Krohllch, snld the fnther had re- cushions. Police who rushed to net Gold Beneath Alley* lasso, hurled If aruiind the ImtKs llepalillcnns and DeinrwrttS Sit fused to surrender the children. her body found her suffering only a OroTllle, Calif.—Belief «lnc« the body and drafted blm t« snfety. H-hl >ui(f left o| the mMiff* alsl*. boom time mining days that beneath Cllnq to TMIr Fathar. broken leg. Repreacntine thli proRperoiia agricultural and min- The children were led from the ing city existed rich gold relm ha* courtroom crying. In the corridor the led ninny to mmest moving the* city boy wrapped his arms about his fa- to find out. ther's legs nnd refused to move. The Now tlie ctirioRity born three quar- daughter clung to his arm. Doth ter* of a century ago will he satisfied. walled The mother wns In tear*. But Orovllle's street* and hnlldlnga Other courtroom* emptied. Bystand- AMBXIRN will «tny where, they (ire. Two giant ers ofTered advice. drlllt (ire operating In back lots and) The father consented to take the alleys to text wlii'tlier (he IOIIK rumored children to the street and talk with fold veins exlffl. them. The children continued crying In the elevator. Employee? loft office* New Merchandising Program Jail Inmate* Consume In the building to lenrn the cause of the disturbance. 42,000 Aspirin Tablet* A throng swelled about the family Thousands of men will get jpbs Fort Worth, Texas.—Evidently there In the lobby of the county building. were plenty of headaches In the Tar The children refused to leave their fa- rant county JnlMaat year—the 1931 ther, meeting each argument with a —not only in Auburn and associate fac- drug bill reveals Hint 42,000 aspirin fresh burst of crying. A bailiff crag- tablets wore purchased for the 1IW In gested all return to the courtroom. tories, but also in many diversified indus- mates. Rut the prisoners also received In "the courtroom the children amply of other kinds of medicine along Twenmed ng their mother and father tries that supply materials: steel, lumber, with the "uleepern" The bill shows argued, attorneys wrangled and Mrs. ] 1,400 purgative tablets, 174 pounds of Bmri'i mother. Mrs. Margaret We* leather, glass, etc. Auburn will spend mil- Bolts, and 211 pints of enstor oil were tratafcy, shouted that her daughter consumed. waj not worthy to have the children. lions of dollars and industry will hum with Attorney Richard Klein, representing activity, full blast ahead. Everybody knows the father, and Attorney Frohlleh were Flask Toter* Lived near blow*. At every lull Mrs. We* that "jobs for workmen" is the greatest trataky shouted that fortune teller* Back in 143 B. C had told her the children would be need in America today. To help accom- Ann Arbor, Mich.—Liquor flasks, better off with their father. rat traps ami mnrket baskets, all Judge Leavt* Bench, plish this, Auburn factories are contrib- made of stone and dating back to The Judge left the bench, announc- 143 II. C, have been unearthed by ing he would be unable to make a de- uting losses in manufacturing costs and Dr. l^roy Waterman of the Unl- rision In such disorder. Jle ordered vernlti of MMilgan fit Seleucla, in the children brought Into bis cham- Auburn dealers and salesmen are greatly Mesopotamia. ber*. Screams and crying could be sacrificing profits. As a result of this ]>octor Waterman, heading n Uni- beard through the door. TliC Judge versity of Mli'hffeflD expedition In came out 1R minutes Inter, perspiring. program THE PUBLIC IS NOW ABLE TO connection with the Cleveland atid "The girl Is In hysterics, the boy Toledo Art museums, said that uu- t* In hysterics nnd I'm near hysteric*," BUY FINE AUTOMOBILES AT PRICES doubtedly the design of the pres- he said. "Let their father hnve them." ent-day liquor flasks was copied THAT COMPLETELY SHATTER ALL from the antique conlnlners. The rat traps, made entirely of Widow Who Never Saw Delivered in Perth Amboy PRECEDENTS AND UPSET AI— 799 liiini, Mass., died April 1, 1032, before Greatest Price Cut Ever Heard Of he hnil nn opportunity to bring bl* unsein bride to this country. • 52 A large, fine quality 5 passen- Compare our cut prices Prulmte Judge John L. Gilson aft- THINger Sedan,K" 10O0 FHors ITe Power Straight Eight, long wheel- tor a big Auburn Straight PROBAK- er on examination of Portuguese law, Models to Eight Sedan with those declitred tlie proxy marriage legal and Choose From base, big, roomy, comfortable, for ONLY $144 MORE of small Fours and Sixe*. ordered the estate divided between NEW THAN A SMALL FOUR SEDAN delivered to you in this Mrs. Lopes nnd two sons by a previous Sedans; loupes) city. -shop nmrrlnge, John aud Joseph Lopes of Brougham*; Cabrio- 1932 MODELS Tort Chester, N Y, The cheapest can vPassenger Standard] lets; Phaeton Sedans; Brandnew 1932 Straight Eight* Horse dumber of Bijur oo the market Wheel Sedan Delivered | shoving Speedsters; 7-Passen- and 12-Cylinder current mod- compared to the Cylinders jubrication V»in Monarch els.Thlsisnota"sale"ofobsolete Base Power in Perth Amboy Alrxji.idiT the Great hud Ills por- ger Sedans. quality Auburn comfort) tmli "inken" uy the greatest master* merchandise. It is Auburn's of (hi- time— Lyslppu* In sculpture, This big, fine, 5-pauenger new basis (or doing business. R 106" 40 4 NO $683 ai home Apelles la Minting and Pyr^teles In S*dui for only $144 more (PRO&AK BLADE) graven nems. than a »mall four-cylinder S«Un. R 106" 65 8 NO $733 C. 109" 60 6 NO $68V6 P. 112" 65 4 NO $734- A BARGAIN-COME SEE IT P. 114" 65 6 NO $848 Uali at tkcte feahireti D. 112%' 75 6 NO $895 | I JHwkr, hindaom*. heavy loog-wtarina mad. 4-Door 5-Pass. Sedan. Delivered for $81)9. No more to pay 3. Center Tuition Safety- R, 72 6 NO $855 ' 3. Patented 8up«(wUc 114" , -, Cold Carcaaa. 4. ruU (herell* In all di- EVEN LOWER E. 113" 70 6 NO $890 B. Goodjetr unu and houM-Bas on •Jdewmll «. Goanntanl lor Itt• tn 80 6 NO $1070 world*! larfteat rubber S. 117" HORSE 133" Wheelbaso (X 116%' 74 6 NO $1075 Lifetime Guaranteed POWER AUBURN s> 127" 100 8 Yes $899 GOODLYEAR 160 SPEEDWAY TWELVE WAS$1595NOW$1127 $ The mort Horse Power of any 12-Cyllnder car. It acceler- 770 ate* fetter, runs faster and smoother, climb* hilU faster and owier, than any other production car. Despite its great "8" and "12" Cuitom Models include DUAL-RATIO power, size, and speed its economy will surprise you—^on- Your Used Car FREE WHEELING on all models •jifcmbly more mile* per gallon than many Sixes and Good As Cash Eight* of far lew Horse Power. The chanl* is new from end Official, notarized'records of Most used cars will equal mission—TwUt-proof X-type 10 end. TwUt-proof X-frame. L.G.S. Free Wheeling with or even exceed the down more than 20 mile* per gallon Cross-Member frame—BUnr $UentCon*tant Mesh tran»mi»alon."Adjustable hydraulic payment. are common for the Eight*. Automatic Chassis LubrlcaV- •hock absorbers controlled from driver's seat. Startix. Bijur 127-inch Wheelbate-Straight tion—Improved 4-Wheel automatic chassb lubrication. New type extra large and Eight Lycoming Motor— powerful hydraulic brakes. Six-ply tires. Dual-Ratio. Many Down payments Brakeo-rFour 2rway Hydrau- L. G. S. free Wheeling with lic Shock Absorbers-'B colon. Compare this Twelve with any other Twelve and as low as *199 Silent'Cotutant Mesh Trans- Expertly Mounted Free see howJMANY thomaniU of dpUars you can save. Wide Seats and Doors. 8-100: Coupe $799, Brougham $849, Sedan $899, Cabriolet $921, Phaeton $973, Speedster $973, 7-pass. Sedan. The Claire Garage New Prices $1003, 8-100 Custom: Coupe $928, Brougiwun $981, Sedan $1033, Cabriolet $1053, Phaeton $1105, Speedster A. MOREL, Prop. 7-pasa, Sedan $1135, 8-100 Custom (B wire wheels) t Coupe $1073, Brougham $1125, Sedan $1177, Cabriolet 493 Rahway Avenue Delivered Her e $1197, Phmeton $1279, Speedster tl>4»,7.pM..SedMi $1279 ^2-160, Coupe $1127, Brougham $1179, Sedan bf $1229, Cabriolet $1251, Pb*«ton $1299, Speedster $1299, 12-160 Custom: Coupe $1259, Brougham $1311, S«Un WOODBRIDGE, N. J. JtfmUkmtb $1363, Cabriolet $1383, Phaeton $1434, Speedster $1434, 12-160 Cu.tom (6 wire wheels): Coupe $1409, BroWlum Phone: Woodbridge 8-1483 On AD Models $1401, Sedsn |1513, Cabriolet $1533, pWon $161S, Speedster $1584. The«e price* include full equipment. Service Station V f • GARAGE CO. Wt HAOB BVIR E*p«ct to FinLn World •«>..» Rick \ CO1W1ETE LISt OF i Wsttow*. urvi-Aipd and •pfwlaot Nothing Is too hith for th» Mtumrl f War Story te 15 Ye*r* YANKS WITH FRENCH poverty stricken t. It. Dartik • nt mortal*) w* would ttnrm hmttm Tim MlMftwl Is 2.M0 mllw In l«*|th on.—By trie year 1M0, If til duM, died while hoeing his gsrdm »»«lf In oor ftvll/.—Horace. fmm Its nonrr* to th* MlMftMtpa), Why Pay More! here. fUst nnd swurltlM tottllfujt whll* thf MtTMlMlrtpl I* but %*** mtM COM wed, tirltith military Undents (Uad NIM Will be able to read nhont that historic Volunteer Combatants N*ned tflO,(WO were fnond In his meager *f- In l»nirtli T' « Mi^'««li>pl MUwmrt U fecU • Hood name In man and wonmn Ant con«l(1rr«>>i l.r?n mlln In length, WHEN YOU CAN GET THE rent known a* th« World war. After Much Work. my lord, I* tht Immedlat* ]<>«I>I of Th* British i4--J8, has completed with a 40 pound catntb be caught and If the fond* hold oat, they expect to had wltnosne* list their names. be ont of th* trench** by fifteen yean prr>n*ratk* of a U*t of th« American WOMEN'S HATS from thin Chrlitmaa volunteer combatants who wrr* killed fighting for Franc* during the World Lvnglh of Cuklt NEWEST then, according to the law of war. A cubit Is the distnnn- from th* FOR ir«rag«s, the country will hnve Mart- This llnt h£i been pnpared especial- point of the elbow to the tip of tfc« THROUOHOUT HCV JCRMV COLORS 1 a new war. ly for the American gravt* registration middle linger, tnrt t» variously wtl- UCCUnvE OTFICtS Vd GRWC s weri> killed, most of whom are burled nt the lAfay- A W RTH mKE THI Employ 10 Secretariet «tte Egcadrllle memorial at Onrchcs, WilWHYt NOJ™T J?«LCOME DOWS N AND- CONVINCS PE London.—Prime Minister Bamaay nenr the port of Saint Cloud. See Next Week's YOURSELF? MicDonald, h««d of tae national gov- In securing thin information all of ernment, hu had to Increate the glze the dossiers of the' foreigners who !' HATS MADE TO ORDER IN ALL SIZES Of hli secretariat until It It now the fought In the French ranks during the WHILE YOU WAIT largest on record. World war were consulted. This was WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT Ten prlynfe necretarles now aulRt a difficult task, as all of these dosstcrs CLOSED SAT., OCT. l.t. DUE TO HOLIDAY the prime minister. Becauie of the are filed away at the Foreign Legion AND Impairment of hi* eyesight, which headquarters at Slill-bel-Abhes In Al- some fear will lend to total bllndneu, geria. 1 -STYLE HATS, we. ,he sltty-flre ycnr-old Scotchman All of the volunteers from North more thnn evpr require* lecretftrlal and South American countries nte list- CARTERET PRESS Jjadi.on Ave. Perth Amboy ladctance. ed nnder the general heading of Amer- S* *>wi.ii « Until 8P.M.- Saturday Nifht Until 10 P. M. The prime minister'* friends often icans, which made It doubly difficult t have reproached him with bis extreme to sort out the men from the United reluctance to nsulgn detailed work to States. There Is Bomo confusion In FOR GRAND OPENING hi* secretaries. Two additional ap- mentioning Mils orjtanlzntlon with an- polutinentfl, however, hove been made other composed of former American and hi* neoretnrfat far exceeds any ClvlHnn welfare workers during the other British premier's. It Is prob- World war, called the Association of ANNOUNCEMENT ibly larger thnn any other premier Jn American Volunteers with the French iskesandKulback he world. Army, the members of which did not enlist In tho French army or wear a Of MANUFACTURING CO. Increase in Marriages French uniform. The Trench and Air g? 29S Bura«t Street New Brmuwick Association of American Volunteer Is Sign of Prosperity Combatants In the French Army, 1914- 16 Mechanic Street Red Bank Detroit—The depression Is waning, '18, Is, therefore, always mentioned by If the Detroit marital mart Is a fair Its full name »nd complete title. E. BLAU Special barometer of such thin**, my* O»uBty Clerk Thomas F. Farrell. Fnrrell, who has been attuned to Woman Makes Long Trip the heart "cycles" of Detroit for the in Outboard Motorboat last 26 years, explains that he has Bedding Store DRESSES Stockholm.—I'llotlng a small boat observed a falling oft In marriage li- with an outboard motor' from Sweden censes In lean business years and a to tho ISlaeb sea, MIBS AIna Ceder noticeable Increase In so-called pros- blom of this city nas arrived In Con WHICH IS TO LOCATE AT perous years. • Direct from Factory to You stanza, Turkey. She took tier crafl Comparing this year with 1931, Far- via the Baltic sea, (he Nouli sett and rell reports a steady Increase In the' the Atlantic through (lie rivers to Oen number of licenses Issued In 1032. trnl Europe. She Intends to proceed to Istanbul, and later vtsll the largest 109 SMITH STREET Chemist Has Method of European and Afrlcnn ports around the 2 ^ $5 Mcdlleminean Getting Oil From Stumps Marshfleld, Ore.—Glenn I'nrr, chem- PERTH AMBOY ist, claims to have discovered and per- Griinit* Ifarkar for Cal fected a method of extracting oil from Pltlsneld, Mass.—A granite marker white cedar stumps. Ills plant turns has been placed, over the grave of THIS WILL BE. A MONEY SAVING oat 24 gallops of oil dally,' he said. "dnookle,"- oldest cat In Massachu- $2.75 each Tbe stamps are blasted and removed, setts, that died recently at twenty- EVENT OF IMPORTANCE leaving the land clear for cultivation. four. The cat belonged to James Be operates In incRed-off areas. Oarrlty of this city.

Dressei Are Made to Sell Regularly a. $4.95 Each

COAL | price will change upward »hortly. Make your tents for next winter's supply now. [sell high quality coal at prices no higher than (ewn inferior grade. jte or phone P. A. 4-2332. Our Mr. J. Rymaha ftt your home to discuss your requirements. mm FATE COAL & SUPPLY CORP. I Street Perth Amboy, (Maurer), N. J. Telephone Perth Amboy 4-2332 ''^^H^K^^B^x'I^^Hjf^lr^''^^^B~ '*?Bti^^r 'i'^B:~:^***m' -^fil^BB********F -^H'^^^HHt^-i NOW

ECONOMY

STANDARD'S" hew Hydroflhed oil Cofir. im, Buo, Ins. only oil to have all FIVE qualities of a perfect lubricant now to reduce your coal bill by Old-fashioned motor oils—thejrind. you are using; unless im Kentucky, Colonial Beacon Oil Company, Inc. / l! I blu» coal'...clean, uniform, heat- you have already changed to Essolube—can no lori|er ' i EasoluU is so etty to> jfet, md has the full 5 do the job o( protpeVty lubrj»atin| nW modern hi|h-speed, qualities DMessary, a* W,exUf < I anthracite. Your fir»t load will prov« high-conipression motor. K Because, in the last ten years, Youil ti i)l«'.ed with me resHfM. * motors have been stepped up over 22% in speed—over "Essolube, A Five-Star Motor OH," gives you the softly. Order now. 60% \a power—without any increase {p size. This means story of the great hydrofinlmg invention whiok makes tremendously increased wear on bftafings and cylinder Essolubt possible. Ask for it at any "Standard" station, A NIW INVENTION leorge M. Friese wails, (remenddutly increased wear on motor oils, if It - NO EXTRA COST means, too—If you are still using old-fashioned m'otor 140 % Hazelwood Ave. oils—you are *hort-«hangin| your motor, w Why short* f fC,J. Phone RahnfAjr 4t«a|e ywr motor wi* »n gU-laahioned l-ttar or J-rtar d4» fd<*s>l onliowy moior 40*—2ty jjfr quart {pirn f AGE EIGHT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 193?

, NHW ZeataAdart Praiied m« home Itilll.. .id liiilighl her, Hhe Two Great Expositions BIcycT. SIOIM F»l MM manwt Tn(iK Of all the wonders of empire and of EIGHT DAYS WIFE was prohibited hy court order from Are Planned by Paris In hla most aogiwt • * setting or communicating with her Ilowlnnds at a*rkenwell, England, re- this world. I think the wn.v tbn NPW OF RICH OIL MAN Paris.—Two grent world exposition* aged bridegroom, was forbidden to cently ordered Ihftt a bicycle l)f> re" Zealnwleni hnv« Inker hpiisis. hlrds. Delicious to Drink nro plonned for PnrlB diirlng th» »ett and flslirn frnni mi" «)ilr i>f the rnrth NETS NURSE $6,000 spend the 13,000 check or dispose of tn,,velmn Uramnont-(tatter, several times, refining to take 'no" The Labor fair Is Intended to revive, Whit* Ht>ut* Ef« Rollmf wherein Catherine Mikolajczak in twenty three, got when her mttrrlBge u an answer nnd pointing out all complainant and you are one of the the trades and eorporatlonn of other Children Imd frolicked on the Capi- to Henry (1 Hutler, wealthy retired that he emild do for her. defendants, you are required to ap- centuries, to re-wtnhllsh the Imnds of tol grounds and rolled their East* farmer find nil royalty holder, wai Th« defense rented wlthcnt calling pear and answer the bill of said mm- each branch of Industry. It will ftlsa eggs on its slopes for man/ yean On plaint, on or before the Slat ilay of dissolved here. a witness—nuttei had been all that revive tho grent lnhor feted of the Eu- K,,st« Monday. 1RW. l^! *m •*•« October, n«xt, or th« paid hill will )>p Tho romnnco of the Iliitteri start- wai necessar}. ropean calendars of the dnyn of kings to leave. They marehed to the White taken as confessed again*! you. ed Inst Decernher when the aged cap- Dlttrlct Judge drover Merpont, try and «erfs—the annual hnrveflt fetes, House and resumed tittle play. Frort The said bill is filed U-- furoolosp n italist wad tnken to n hospital with Ing the case without a liiry, dellber (rrspe plcklnR pnrtles, ond other cele- that time on the fete has taken pla.ee certain mortgage jfiven liy Anders pneiimonln. Under th# care of 7>elm» ated gereral days then denied the nn 1 on the Whits House lawns. Soren Nieliien and Kiln C. Nielsen, (Irammont, pretty ano blond nurse, nulment. but hold the premart *! con hratlona which wentout with the his wife, to Cathorino Mikolajcjak, By Sarah BlackweD 8 to 10 minute* by any method— he recoTcred and when he left th« tract waa void. pot, percolator, or drip. Intlon. dated the 10th laj crlbhnge; no did more r«onp(i mtfm. Doable th. to Birypt defendant because you are the pres- whenever he wants me." pretty Mrs appctit*. of your family,•cot**, th« ent owner of record of the land and Butter. She liked bridge—nnd Itutt-sr utloB't favoiit. \*rmgt, la a amoant of COEM you ninaihy die Rutter said. premises described in the bill of com- liked that game, too. lie benight her hlffctr faror«4 fUrorlng. turf to tor each evr of water—tad y»u plaint. an automobile, a diamond ring. Then "Our client wont »gree to thnl at m«k*, the« itttrU win all wh*n need not t*«l extnragant for theae 1 1 P. J. QUACKENBUSH, one day Ratter's seven children all," Riitter's attorneys fletlared. s*rv*d rlgVt from UM Ice-box on a days thsrs are nnllect coifeet on Uie marl«t for a* little aa tweatj Solicitor of Complainant, learned their father hafl eloped with rtntlty they agreed upon 16,000 set- hoHnd.both.red day. •Ruby Says cents a> pound. 176 Smith Street, his nurse. tlement and Indite Pierpont then And fnth soflM Savoring, de- Perth Amboy, N. J. granted Rutter * divorce on the Caff FIRST IN FASHION — FOREMOST IN QUALITY After eight dny»' honeymoon Rut ll^Sitfal and MmuwUeal, lift* th« Dated: August 80th, 1932. gronnds of "neglect of duty." appnr oonftetlon It grmeea from that cloy- H UklMpoan nUUr« .W. I. 9-9, 16, 28, 80. ter left his brlik nnd tiled suit for an 1 U»pf o ently on Rutter's statement that "*he ing too-arWMt tut* wtlcrt Is *o often * IV, CDM itrool MIIM nulment of tho mnrrlnge. dpclnrlni; told me she didn't love me." tke htn. at many hot-w«»ther d»» A HAT may b« of excellent qual- TO THE CREDITORS OF NOR- thAt Zclma "mnrried me as n flnnnelnl •erto. iV, ruft er»tu», WOOD BUILDING AND LOAN bargain and snIJ rhe did noi love I aay "trash coffee flavoring" ad- A.-neri'an Paper Money 1 nn trv ity and correct in style and yet ASSOCIATION, WOODBRIDGE, me." lie asked to tnvulldnu a pr& vlMdly for (taleneu in coRee will MdRBiiclni-ftis IM-CIII to Issue paper Soak gelatins In cold water *' N. J.: marltnl cohtract whereby she was to b. Joit as noticeable In a coffee- minutes. Cook coS»s anil sugar not be the right hat for you. Notice is hereby given to all per- glvo him her love nnd affection, plus money In 1'f«l: South I'nmllnn. (?02| flmTored mouu. a* It li In to. b«v- together until syrupy. Beat em sona or corporations having claims her nursing abilities nnrt home-mak- Connect'ciit. ITIHV New York, 170S); ertc*. H.no* the simple ml«s for slightly nn£ pour hot syrup over' Leave it to us. We'll see that you against the Norwood Budding & ing qualifications. In etclmngt for • New Jerwy. ITCi; Illume Island. 1710; making good bev.rag. coffee are them. Cook in double boiler aboqt Loan vAssociation, Woodbridge, N. J. cheek for I3.OKI. hnh of his estan New lliimi.slilre, I7«> 111; North Ciiro- equity Important In th« preparn- 5 mlnntofl Add gelatine and ttir get a becoming hat as well as a to file proof of the same under oath llna, 1712 13: Pennsylvania. 1723; tiftn of coffee for flavoring. First nntll dlisolved. Strain and cool. in the office of the undersigned, upon his denth and a iirnmlM not to Marylrn: Cpnrrifl, 17"!^. fnto trey of refrigerator and let field, N. J. within three months legal or financial pnperx without hpr rotated, freshly ground, and brewed stand < or t hours, stirring eeca- from the date hereof. formal consent. AJ«(-I' M«n» Uiu for a TUT abort time, not more than idonally. Dated, August 8th, 1032. Further, Itulter rliurj;e their value at RICHARD V STEM. ma had "(tattered nnd cajoled' him mnrlilrs, are used as valve •eats, cen- ROSWELL 8. NICHOLS, Jr., Into marriage, diking advnt.tnir* of tering hntlt, pnuftiif halll, light re- (!,. i•. . . ; KiUllttol No Oxygen on Mcj^n A RUBY SPECIAL JOHN J. MOLSEN. his weakened |ih.v.ilcal condition lAiiniinnllnli u[ tliu ultru-violet i"Uy» Trustees in Dissolution of Norwood flectorn. Indlcntor butimis, pinl'e'praln- Kuri'i i i> I. !. : •- were classc I which, his attorney declared, mnile in lull moonlight proved Unit the at- Building & Loan Association, Ini hnlls, and. when fused with nn anioni; II:II:I.«< nf >;i;i>l!nn stock, hut him "less on guard ihnn nxirnl " Woodbndge, N. J. plr»-i!*leal element, n« elertrlp ll'lil now they nrc roiisld.'i-pd ns alcln to mosphere of the moon Is virtually W. I- 8-12 to 11-4 Zelma was e^'-ied from the S1U, the A'neric-:in lndinn«. without oxygen. NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR NEW FALL STARCHEbJXV^I 1E-JD COLLAR ATTACHED $ $1.19 —OUR PRICE 1 YOU CAN ENJOY COMPLETE COMFORT A N I) DISTINCTIVE SHIRTS SMARTNESS.

NEW FALLNNECKWEAR PATTERNS, tone*, color arrangements are substantial and smart. Come and look them over. C Cf ^ ^or Also A Large Variety i^i^sT* THE Of $1.00 Neckwear «-'«-'V* MOTOR It's Here FOR THE FIRST SEASON. .00 FUEL STETSON offers a AT REGULAR Hat IT'S THERE GAS PRICE SOL RUBENSTEIN, •«. 139 Smith Street Perth Amboy OODBRIDCE CPEEDWAY,

WORLD'S GREATEST DRIVERS AUTO Another Big Field of DON'T GAMBLE with GUESS olines Daredevils BOB SALL — SAULSPAUGH Beware of cheap, inferior GUESS olines with their allur- PATTERSON — WINNAI — FOW- LER — INSINGER — THEISEN — ing low prices. Such GUESSolines are frequently low in HANNON — STUBBLEFIELD — power and knock easily; are apt to cause gum, sul- BROSHART — AND OTHERS. phur and carbon troubles, resulting in big repair bilk :30 P. M. PRICES- I"E, $1.65 I TAX 6-RACES-6 INCLUDED YOU DON'T GUESS about Blue Sunoco TIME TRIALS Box So*U $2.20 Infield $1.10 I START ! Motor Fuel. Over a million motorists use it regularly and 1:30 P. M. Hard Surface Track--No Dust! know it SILENCES KNOCKS. It gives HIGH TEST PER- FORMANCE and the most for your money .. . always. Your Ad in This Paper *• Is Read in the Home^ Blue Sunoco contains more premium qualities than many extra price gasolines... yet it always sells at REGULAR GAS PRICE

f to lowiu THOMAt SJjJ t»M.c« MIWI voiei of mi Ail ^^

Why? Because the Home Town Paper IE SU \» an Institution-Hi regular yiaitor that t every member of th« Uially looks for wd wa4s from itypt to back. W« one b»Ve Cuts and Copy to help you build yoflradvflrtl»t FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1982 ' PAGBNW1 Now Hell Pin Down By RING LARDNER

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EGXAR FRIERS Pinhead Is Behind the Times B8S®

! for.a Girl! Yx>u Wouldn't Set Me Dolnjt That!"

UnJe Kben my iii'sinkc." pnlil Undc •i»'!iiulj- lull] mi. dm 7,p|i INTL, .^; ITE|IS s ii rc_'iiliir I'linfliititice muo, uliciul nn1 liiul vnnfldenre Burma has on annual rainfall of 600 incW •

the highest treei have the molt i Italians Keep Old Cuitom FABLES IN SLANG p free lunch, nn old Uuman cu> pointed leaves. ;bai beeu revived In I'aenta, On &t. Lmlaro'8 day you can Every yard of woolen cloth contains about a mile of,yarn. $Uj house In Hie Borgo Durbec- _ most ancient part of the city, KfBt all you want free. The Ko- False fringes and wlge were worn ID Egypt 5,000 yean ago. l; Mtnhllsheil the custom, to at- IT IS i.tourlsts. ^ The gmtwt HW-HWandrig district' HARDER In the" United Stfltes Is In MDtbeut TO RAISE MlsBonri. CHILDREN ig Troubles Among certain tribe* of Africa THA.M A brides may be purchased on the In- Varicose Veins MCRTCAS6 stallment pign. Ulcers—Bunches PAW H^D A COUPLE THE LAD5 WERL UNDER DESPITE PAWS TRMNING ^IGHTTHE PAW LISTENED The building Industry Is said to be OF DEUCES WHO 'HOWE INFLUENCE* BOT NEITHER LAD COULD IN TO WAKE SORE THE1 WERIN'T | An amazingly simple home treat* the second largest Industry in the gives quiplc, sure relief with? country, with an annual rolume of WERE EXTREMELY TMEYHAO IT ON SPEAK A WORD OF HOCKING TV1E TOWN CLOCK. \ enforced rest, operations, injec- business 0/ approximately $8,000,- WILD. THEIR HIPS DICTIONARY ENGLISH _ OR HAZING THE MAVOP.! nor failure. Simply rub the 000,000. i limb with a generous amount THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE By RUBE GOLDBERG F Emerald Oil and bandage it com- AS THEYD SAY IT NOW ply tight. Use a bandage three finches wide and long enough to give Noah—It floatK , SHE TO ybee, \ AMT [ the necessary support, winding up- THR6V0 ME IM MY coo SIN) w»wo tbO TO HARRY Solomon—I lore the ladles. STAIRS AMC e\jeM usnrw I AMt> MY ; «tird from the ankle to the knee, the GIRL '] Way the blood flows in the veins. Just A TO CM Helen of Troy- Bo this ti ParlST PlA/OO , follow directions and you are sure to Off PACE. be helped. Your druggist won't keep Samson—rm strong for yon, kid. CARRY- your money unless you are, IMG Nero—Keep the home fires banting, How One Woman Jonah—Yon can't keep a,gOMl inai down.

Lost 20JLk of Fat Metlinselah—The flnt hundred yea Lost Her Prominent Hips- are the hardest.

Double Chin — Sluggishness David—The bigger they wee. On Gained Physical Vigor— harder they fall A Shapely Figure. M6, i'U Queen Elizabeth to Sir Wat& Rfl n M VOil'f* fat—fint r»mo¥« th« couwl lelgh—Keep J' ur shirt on. TO VWJ AMCI I'K- Tan on* HPH ttaspoonful of Knnch*n SoKi In a glow of hot watar in tht morn- Inf—(n 3 wttki 0«t on the tcaltl and not* By CY HUNGERFORD how many pounat of (at- havt vaniih«d. . SNOODLES Noflc* aka that v°" hav* gaintJ in •ntrgy — your ilin it cltarer — you ft«l wungtr In body—Kruichtn will givt any fat Mnon a joyoui lurprii*. •at b< tun H'I Kraidim—your hwltn comu B«-*nd SAFETY (int ii H)> Krutchm promlx. "FOR Sal « bottl* of Kruichan Siltt (»m iny Iwd- lin drvggllt >ny*h«t In Am«r!u (luti 4 woki) WSOCIIN Ud Hi. coit Ii but iiltlt. If tht, first boHI. dotut tonvlnc* you thli Ii lh> uilttl, SAFEST «nd Y00 larut w«y Ig Ion 111—your moiuy gltdlf iftitnui, Lose A "O, Get*/— Grandnut* Walking Downstair*—

VSI «IU>0NA TABIJR8 druiiuu. Writ* (or FRfl, ndly d M-P»te Wok, s"HUtorr <«« ATlauu' «1U1U> cb>stb> « dU «( rtnumntum, to WMJBONA COBPOBAtlON HNNEY OF THE FORCE He Should Be More Cagey DMk «, AUutlo City, N. J. WEIL- IT soi ^1 ?krtoR W^ ^At'^O ^ UKBA SHE'S ^VARICOSE VEINS" . .IHiMeoi 6A7 IT owe sp 01 sot A Healed By New Method HER '

: J•••••Bo operations nor Injectlona. No THAT . ' " dleit. Thin »lmpl8 horns tre*t- rmltl you to KO about Your OLD HEW, jm a* usuul-'Un!688, of course^ •y 1 V* already ao disabled •< tota : to your bed. In that cmw, OH acts BO quickly to heal mt reduco any nw«Ulns U pain, that you are up aod tip In no tlmo. Just foUuw 1 directions and you art. aura Ijn Your druK«l»t wuu't • money unl«*s you are. m One Woman 10 Lbs. in a Week

Lued«kt of Dayton wrltMi Kruichsn to Mduoe wolght 0 itwti In ana w««k «nd c«n- too much to r«««nniiiHiJt." off tat .allly, BAPBLY «nJ ByCborae B68LV—Wkt one ha« t«#- [THE FEATHERHEADS What're the Wfld Wave» Saying? of Krutthen in a gUia of hot tht mominB b.for. bnfWaat WeLU, Y"tJ MAV p You JTUST a ufa way to IOM utwlahtly fit \SS» that laato 4 w«A« coita CARB Fen THB WANT TO

r»; w* *£'-' S FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1982 PAGE TEN hent availnblc In fresh ffolta and vec Sunnydale Open* New etablea at grettly r«dnc*d pric««. Champion Beef St*«r Bought Purrhawd from hia yonnR owner To Open New Shop NILE WILL ENGULF by the Great Atlantic and PariftV Fruit andJ^ge**We D«pt Xhe formal opening of ithfe ««etion State Theatre Offers By A. & P.; Weights 880 Lbs. Ten Company, Baatern Divi»ipii EGYPTIAN TEMPLE Champion who brought a new hiRn Thn Snnnydale I*ure Food Market, day- r>iisil>e«« men of Onrteret will npnn record price in the 4-H club compe- NEW YORK CITY — From the f Im-nted at. Smith street, and Mhdlton Ijouis Rudermann, popnUw matiaK- a Men's Shop at lfi:i Smith street, Late Films At Low Price rnlm nf hid Itfr, n ({rand flwitipioii tition foi the EaMem «<"••''"' " '"'' avpnue, IV. rt. Amhoy, i» offermt; it» r of the market, ha* amagjd many Perth Arnhoy within the next, (wo WM Erected to IiU, Goddett nation, in b<>inK hroiiRht to New Vork with the royal blood of Abprde.en- patrons many real hnrKams in food ttmctivo bargains for thrifty ahop- weeks. Both hoys nrr ui'll known in City. It was slntril at thp rom of Fertility. Many Citijerin Are Availing Anffii.i in hin veins is beinjf brought stiiffn this week. A new department. p.rs whhoo araree trying to make the dol- Carterel MtvinK o|tev«lrd a itmilar In this city for his last major fling; finny's offices that the rharrfpion, h,is been installed at, the Si.nnyoVuV fartherfther . whop there. Themselvn Of N<»w Low Ad «t life. TheretaftP-r he will be slifinl nftiT ft brief apponranre her" would which is now offerinp: sh^ipfrs the In Mm Perth ArnVmy e:t!ibli«hment Cnlrn. Egypt.—Aenln onp nf go the wny of all (food beef eti-er*. mission Price; CUuica T# Be up into delicious nt<«ks anil roastR. nothing hut !it>rh Kriide rnen-bandi"? oxlriu.rillnarj coln prracnt dnj has oon>» Many high rlii^« rmitton T)icturf Ka^tern States Exposition. Spring be known »F "N'HI'.I M'n'- Shop" and 1 young boys nnd girh l-n produce bet M uliirtle believer* In the iweulL i U^sir ; whirh mnvj#* fun-* hurt be*n field, HIM. Hi« owner, 15 yoar old will ppecinlizr in fiats, huberdhshcry Hcrnifomed to pAj'inu hijrh udmlMion .Harold Hamilton, uf Millerton, NPW ti-r live stork. Vogue Dress Shop When HIP Inlf l/ird ("Jiiimvaron. wtii), and workinir clothp;.. l>iirpi tn SP<" »i^ bplnir fpntured at Yortt, sold him "down th<" river" for The recent f'hampion's half- with Hnwnrd Carter, brought the the Statp theatre gt the n«w Full Jl,fi4H--the p(|iiivn|ent. nf $2.10 per hioth^r won a similar championship relics of Tuldnkh Amnns tomb to Red Anti riil Signal, fw of 10c and 25c-. Such film das- pound live wei^M.. Thp Champion in 1(127 with the same owner, Har- 281 Madison Ave. Perth Aniboy ll^ht. rllPd as the result of thp hitp fit d as "Rcheoea Of- S\innyl>rook weighs 880 pounds. old Hamilton. Halt Trains in Texai nn Insert, mynllcd polntPd to the fnte Kurm", "The Crooner", "Horaefen-' Mnrshsll, T«iw — Ants -niinmon uf thp (treat arrhpoloelsl as the fill- them", with the four Marx brothers rd many other lat* release* may be | r«l ant»—stoiiiM Irnftlt1 nn flip Louis- fllliiipnt of « illrp prophecy. The mod- ern world emuldpred the deitth of ien here in Woodbridifp for a frac- iana division of the Toms A Pnrlflc tion of the original admiwion price. rallmml for fi ttim\ much (» III* an- l/ord Carnn»irnn a« mprply a atranR* Many WoodbridRe ritiienn have noynnrc of evpr.vtHMly. coincidence.. availml them»elve& of the low ndmis-' Specially Priced For Our And now thwip conversant with WAGNER MARKET CO. 1'iiwpnjipr (ruin Nn. 24, mstbound, tion price at. the State and are en- ] encountered n red llglit near Rcott»- Kgyptlan mytholofry point to the joying real Broadway fenture pic SELECTED viile and hnltefl. Trainmen nere un- forthcoming iiihmergence of the tem- Hires at little cost. able to find the muse. Train No. 28 ple of Istj, ancient Kgyutlan (jmlciesi Jind the (jinie trouble. of fertility, which la so wldly linked Whole with the mythology of thp Bodiless. An lnve*tlK*tlon revealed that ant* Bedding Company To or NEW BUDGET For thp ihrnterloiin templo »f U\tt, PORK had worked Into the signnl box nnd Half formed the contact. M»JIJ nnl« had which ll located on the most beauti- t>e*n electrocuted, breaking the cur- ful Island In nil Kpypt. Phllne, BPVMI Change Location rent and causing tli« ilgnal to remain mile? nouth of the nrpnt Assimn dnm, Lb. will be completely submerged when DEPARTMENT r*d. F. Blau Company Will Open LOINS the Aseunn reiw>rvolr. now helnn fD- Modern Store On Smith St. lnrned. l» nlleil by the nnnunl flood TOP or BOTTOM waters of (he Nil'1 FregMfnt Ilii.Miiig didn't Invent tli^ The E. Blnn Bedding Co. located Anil an the wnters of the Nile an- at 330 State sbroet, Forth Amboy,' »ord "normalcy." It hud III plm'e In nually recede from the Hood ntnRe, will move into their new rjuarters at the language Ions hefme hf »a» liorn, this prcat temple, one of lli>- mo«t 10!> Statp street next week nnd hold ROUND but It waa otmoli'Hi'cnt mid not often bpnutlful nilns of nntiqnlty, will, as one of the largest Grand Opening met with. He cave It currency through If havini; Imparted to the wnters the sales ever witnessed In this territory. hl« n>« nf It in his liutr,Tirnl artilress— fertility which the ancient Kuyptlnns New machinery and fixtures have Lb. been installed in the new Smith "we muM strive for nrtrnwlcy tu reach believed wnn In Ihp [>o«pr of the god- ROAST street store and pat ions will find it itBhlllty"—Jtii't us Know-veil pive pop dess to IX'Vldw iu:uln for a BPH8OD, ilarlty to srvernl wonln, notnWy to bo one of the finest, equijippd in iipppnn In its loruifr Kloi y. the state. The Blau company main- 29 •strenuous " Isin, the patron godilosa of the tains the largest special hedding store ' 100 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE I'hnrnohs, wna the Roddesn of nfttiire, in Northern New Jersey and is noted fur its hand-made limits and pillows. I 572 ROOSEVELT AVE, CARTERET und fprtillty, and thp crpntest ijodilww A large and complete- stock of pil- [ STATE THEATRE of F.isypt,. who, with her husbnnd lows, silk and laco bed spreads, blan- OslrlB, legend relates, dwelt when on kets, curtains and table linen is now Woodbridge rnrth on the fruitful Islnnil of Phllnn. being offered the 'public at. reduced (V'drlH WM » kltiil nnd benelicent pod. prices preparatory to moving. NEW FALL PRICES lie wns the first to tench his children, ANNE HATHAWAY INN Sizes 12 to 44 ADULTS 25c — CHILDREN 10c Uio Esyptiann, how to ((row hurley Flytell Popular Manager and wheat nnd how to make wine. He Mr. Bert Flytell, manggor of the RESIDENTIAL HOTEL In Our New Budget Department you'll find fashion *t * SUN. . MON. - TUES. nlso built bunks Blond He Nile to pre- Siinnydale Market moat, department vent It from dpfltnuyliiK life and prop- Directly Across From "IS MY FACE RED" has apftin arranged a list of spesVal price . . . dresses and suits of knits, cloths and feath- erty at flood tlmea nnd constructed meat and poultry items which will Sewaren Station With Irrigation canalfl to make richly pro-' again pack the market to th<* doors er wools, just brimming over with color, chic and •**!$ duetiv/e the barren lands near the Nile for the week-end business, RICARDO CORTEZ, SEWAREN, N. J. valley. ' Mr. Flytell has gained thp com- ... of a quality that would do justice to much higher and mondatiun of shoppers for the high i In addition to being worshiped as SPECIAL LUNCH 40c — DINNER 75c HELEN TWELVETREES ••lass _service and sanitary condition prices. —Al.o— the god of agriculture, Osiris wns of this department. The prices pre-' looked upon ns bnvlng the same pow- veiling on meats at the Sunnydule HOME COMFORT MINIMUM- COST "THE DARK HORSE" ers as Hfl>, thp. (living keeper of the would be hard to duplicate. With Nile. When the mineral Impregnated WARREN WILLIAM waters of the preat sfrcain miule fer- Paths Comedy — Fox. Newi tile the lands RIOIIR UH ImnkH so that the crops grown thereon wore boun- WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY teous, offerings wore nindc ldm by the priesthood In the temple of isls. "STREET OF WOMEN" "ONE OF THE FIRST With THINGS TO PRACTICE, MY KAY FRANCIS Not Really Ar.Li DEAR, IS NOT TO BUY —Added Featurcttes— In Pnlentine In the newspaper r^ ports and official toinniunitjues the WHERE IT'S HANDIEST BUT S. S. VAN DINE MYSTERY STORY Mohammedan population Is almost In WHERE ITS THRIFTIEST. redlly "SIDESHOW MYSTERY" a

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