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XV, No. 12 WOODBRIDGE, N. .1., FRIDAY, MAY 2C>, 1

•'vrrii! yenr? npo under thr direr- ACCUSF.D JUDGE Clothes Shop To ti'>n of the present County Plan Garagemen Freeholders Meet To n\r\f! Ciimmi<:«it(n. The action taken Singer Attracts yesterday in organizing the Plan nmjr C(immi«sinn into » County l(ec- Show Hazard Of Open Jfhis Evening Organize New Board reatinnal Board merely provides the Many To Restaurant IVIe1- ( InlriPR Shop, f,,,.,. lffal medium through which the 'Mm Smith street, Perth Atni. County Recreational Unit May county can ascept BH gifts grants of Joari Mitchell is still p;ickintc them Defective Machines fi.rmally open tonight wit!, land for park purposes. The Hoard, ; Be Established In County in at the llobart Restaurant and j the finest, stocks of men's r-|,,. of course, is particularly desirous Rathskeller. This popular entertain- ' Motorist Die* Every 25 i he found in Perth Amboy and Have Authority To Ac- of obtaining lands that are includ- ed in the present County Park Plan, cr who has taken Perth Amhoy by , Minutes From Accidents;; I'.-te Mailtos, who formerly cept Land* For Future De- as prepared by Mr. Russell Van .'torm is proving more popular each | as manager with the Suttnn < ' Nest Black in 1930. Mechanical Defect* Account Shops has been busily engag,, velopment. day with the many patrons of this ing the week making final ,„,' Any citizen or group of citizens new establishment. Her repertoire of For Mishap*. i tion for opening. Everythin g 'n" A joint meeting was held yester- having available such lands who songs and clever jokes seem inex- readiness now and the door< day consisting of the members of wish further detailed information, haustible which no doubt accountR Nnw that the motoring ™*™" f ! open tonight. ! the Middlesex County Planning Com- they may obtain it by communicat- Ptar1inE the «raraKemen of Woo.l- An invitation has been ex-,. ; mission and representative* <• the ing with Mr. Henry W. Jeffers, for her ever increasing popularity. brid^r are caW motormt* attrn- | : Board of Freeholders, to organize Plainsboro, N. J., the President of New improvements are being made by Pete to his many friends in v "' •t the Hobart Restaurant this week tion to the larKe number of Asaths bridjre and Carteret to attend '" the members of the present County the County Planning Commission rrs.iltinir each year from automobib • great opening, ' Planning Commission into a County and Recreational Board, or Mr. with carpenters and decorators bun- accidents due to mechanical defect', Recreational Board in accordance Fredrick L. Clarkson, of Metuchen, ily engaged in reconstructing the en- in . On another page of this £• with a resolution recently paMed by the secretary of the above men- trance to the building. The main din- ing room on the first floor is to be sue appears an ad sponsored by the , P oa Who Do«, |t the Board of Chosen. Freeholders. tioned bodies. Karnifemen in which they show with I The work of the Planning Commis- rearranged and redecorated while Jimei Cayney If you help a criminal to c«a.., At the organization meeting yes- many improvements in equipment in figures and illustrations the tremen- j are an accessory to the crlrm pion and that of a Recreational terday the invitation issued by the dnus toll exacted each year from ne- •, Commission are so closely related Middlesex County Employment Ad- this room will also be made. "Picture Snatcher" Starring profeMlodal doea It, he's a grcn t Many feel that Mr. I. Kelsey, the glectful motorists. that it was considered in the public visory Board to confer with thia They point out that with all re- Cagney, At Majestic Inal Uwyer.—Atlanta Oon«titm: interest to a»k the member* of the body on Wednesday, May 31st, to manager, is to be congratulated in making these improvements at this turns not yet in, owing to incomplete Planninjf Commission to accept this consider the development of a pub- coverage in some states, the IVAZ PerA An additional duty involved in the func- lic works program to provide work time which without doubt will gite According to Hollywood preview wprk to many unemployed artisans. national death toll from motor vehi- critics, the Warner Bros, produc- tions of a Recreational Board.. 4pportunitias for the unemployed, Federal JIKIKI' .lumen A. l.mvell of cle accidents in the United States, 1 was received and thdfroughly di#- tion, "Picture SnaUhef, which The existing State statutes pro- Boston whose lini"-:irliment l>y con- may be conservatively set at 20,443 j opens today at the Majestic The- vide that a County Recreational cussed. The members of the Plan- during the past winter. The work gress was ask"] hecnuse ho freed ning Commission agreed and decided men women and children in 556.51? j atre, provides James Cagney with Board may be established in a which has been underway at the Qeor?e Crnwfor.i, colored, who was accidents—aleo a conservative esti- i the most exciting story of his en- county and have authority to accept, to attend this meeting in a body and location for the past four months wanted In Virginia mi R elinrjje of mur- mate. The figures are arrived at by by means of deeds of Rift, lands that expressed their readiness and wil- has been executed by beneficiaries! 1 tire motion picture career, with der. The Judce Imsed hlH r.ctlon. on taking all available data from states comedy drama and romance in pro- Tel. 4-1593 may be used for development in later lingness to co-operate to the fullest of relief who have been volunteer- having complete reports and expand- ypars for park purposes. It has extent in the development of such ing their services in exchange for the fact Hint n»(r»« nre not allowed fusion. a program, which it is hoped may ing them to strike a total for the This comedy-drama is said to come to the attention of the Plan- the benefits of relief received from to serve on Juries In Virginia and the country. That the estimated totals Start* Tomorro ning Commission and the Board of be financed in the nesr future with the Relief Administrations of Perth conviction of tlic rrtan, If obtained, have every element that makes for Federal assistance. It was aUo de- eiv'en here are conservative is indi- pure entertainment of the kind that Janet Freeholders that throughout the Amboy, Woodbridge, Raritan Town- would be reversed by the Supreme cated when other estimates, ranging county there are various desirable cided at this meeting that the mem- ship and Metuchen. fits the fast moving, hard hitting bers of the Planning Commission court as high as 30,000 for the national GAYNOR parcels of land that the owner would Those in attendance at the meet- Cagney personality. T^he packing willingly donate fnr public uBe, pro- wotild meet at the County Park death toll, are considered. young Irishman, is placed in this Property in Rarltan Township at 11 ing which was held at the County The last-year economic loss from And vided the owners were assured that Record Building yesterday included : Fir»t Druj Store story in the field of yellow journal- the lands would be dedicated in o'clock on next Wednesday morning arciileatK is equally Rppalling, Fig- ! ism. As an ex-gangster who wants to inspect the work which has been Henry W. Jeffers," Fredrick L. Clark Pharmacists' rewnls show that the ures indicate that the United States Hmuy perpetuity for public park purposes, son, W. Guy Weaver, William Spen- Or«t store dealing exclusively In drugs I to go straight, he gets a job on a and if theso lands formed a com- in progress under the direction of would save enough in a year to meet 1 lurid tabloid on which no self-re- GARAT the Planning Commission, the cer, Edmund Fraser, Freeholder wa» opened In Wet/.ler, Germany, In 'the $500,000,000 national deficit ponent part of a definite and com- Henry C. Berg, Freeholder Robert S specting reporter will work. This prehensive County Plan for public County Engineer and Road Depart- 1238. more than twice over if John Care- j job consists of getting news pic- ment of the Board of Freeholders C. Hale and Director Lewis Comp- less Motorist learned, to drive safely. park?. Such a plan was prepared ton, of the Board of Freeholder?. i turps somehow when legitimate ClMaifled Adv. Witt Sail It — The total economic loss from all ac- methods fail. If he can't get them cidents has been estimated at approx- ! with a camera, then stealing is not imately $1,300,000,000. Faulty ! frowned upon by his employers. equipment—-lights, brakes, steering This small and rare phase of yel- gear, etc.—which caused accidents low journalism was chosen as pro- during 11<32 played a large part in i viding a more vivid background for thi* draniH, of death and destruction. ; James Ciigney than would the large Cratifying in contrast with the ' field of legitimate journalism. rrfuril of 11«31, when 34,400 were reported killed in 860,000 crack-up?, tin- I'Mi'l death toll nevertheless ap- proximately equals the average for i Motion Picture Sets the lust 15 years, estimated at 21,- Give Idea* To World f.tiO; and the 1932 toll outstrip? KING BENNY maiiy-fidd the total lives lost in all There was a day when North Today Thru Sunday national domestic tragedies of major Oshkosh maple and Louis XVI maple impm-tance since the sinking of the sort of went together in motion pic- battleship Maine, including fires, ture sets. Maybe it was because floods, theatre disasters, aviation ac- the photography was so poor the set THE GREAT PRICE WRECKER cidents and all large and small ca- looked like mid-London on a partic- tu'tr.'phips ularly hazy day, and the1 back- The following garages are patici- grounds weren't discernible . But Fo«ir (4) Bfg Act pating in the drive against mechani- usually it was because of sheer ig- cally defective cars and offer to norance or complete obHviousness to check any motor vehicle free of the problem, call it what you will charge: Trautwein Garage, Martin's Today, however, that peri°d has "Knocks Them Service Station, Snyder's Garage and developed into an enlightened age ON THE the Schwenzer Bros. so that almost the reverse is true. The sets are "beautifully matched SCREEN from wallpaper to minor decorative Goverm Many Amateur Sporti gadgets. >^k Jame* The Amateur Athletic Union of the According to Richard Smith, who Cnited States Is the governing body puts sets together for Fox produc- CAGNEY Dead Again" of 17 amateur sports In the United tions and who only recently super- la States. vised the dressing of the back- grounds and foregrounds of "Ador "PICTURE WITH HIS Central Heating able, the Janet, (ja^iiui-ntiiiy G«ti^l production, coming tomorrow to the SNATCHER" "

UNITED DECORATION DAY SMASH HIT! | SERVICE GROCERS GREATER GROCERY THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY at We are celebratln this Decoration bay with the biggest K sale we have ever attempted. So lessening of values «( lh s< course, Just (he same high grade t. S. G. Values at SALE May 25 Tr.31 much lower prices. CORNER OF SMITH Fine 5 *\ ^#* ELM STREET SUGAR Granulated JJ^ ^m\T^S Greei Circle Pickles 258 STREET DilU qtJ" 15c PERTH AMBOY Dole No. 1 United Service Sweet Mixed * * 23c MEATS, POULTRY AND PROVISIONS AT SUCH LOW Pineapple Grocers' PRICES WE PUT OUR COMPETITORS TO SHAME! Juice R'nole Bmcrt

HANDSOME, USEFUL HOUSEHOLD GIFT— SOMETHING " am «i«X» FREE! NEW IN THE MARKET — GET YOURS! FREE! Carry a Full Line PRESERVES COUNTRY ROLLED OR PRINT ^m f^ Fl.AtiKlAr I9c too% Shrimp t cam) PUFFED RICE -12c POLLY LB. Sardines 15c PUFFED WHEAT «8e ALL HOOD UKAM) Good for Youngtterg and Gro*vm-Vp», UTTER 19 Sardines '" 25c Serve with Freth Fruit* FRESH - KILLED — DRY Mayonnaise Bkw Ribbon Fruit* A PICKED — PHILADELPHIA l GENUINE 1933 SPRING 8«x. in. ie<* 1 Mak /2c UKII.LH FRICASSEE E-Zee Freez *«** 10c Syrup LB. 'T'ur making Ice cream at home." (iiiMulate and Vanilla Flavors. Hop Flavored PEANUT 15c II.A(i 2 No, 2'/2 - 29c

LB. Pears No, 2?^ -• 17c ROAST VEAL [Pineapple »S., No. 19c Strawberries 2 No, 2 -29c FRESH • KILLED FRANKFURTERS FRESH GROUND 1-LB. PRINT Fresh Prunes No, 2% - 15c CHOPPED LONG ISLAND LARD PORK SAUSAGE Grapefruit Hearts No, 2 - 10c ALL BOLOGNA BEEF DUCKS Vsi LB. CELLO WRAPPED Applesauce 3 No, 2 — 25c Silted -ci- LB. LB. BACON Little Gem Peas 2, No. 2 cans <-25c 10'fc 5 14 While ur (iolileil IMnl.i,,. ^55 Beans CORN "•«• "« No. 2 can10c Black Pepper ^ For Your Convenience We Will Be Open Fri. Evening Until 10 P. M. United Service Grocers' System 1«*«f "T^ww

Inarinr nf thp Purk ('pntral llnfnl <1r | "I've n Plnrc In Mv Heart For You."rhythm of (Bonnie's orchestra, a | 1 Findi Young H«dg«ho|rt rhi'slrn, lia^ been -.cikinir tric wrvin". Th' diinrimr puMir i« Inoliinar for timn is n^^ured even to the Soft, Also Inquisitive (if l'mil Kuhlthuu tin1 |iinni"l I'mil to t)ip o-nirtif of t),», I arting Ai nin prrvioun yearn _._ , v nml t of ilnnriinng will predfl Onp pvrnlng, when It wns nlmont h«5* a now rompo^itiitn to <,rT, i to thf ntTonU Ufh a ^pariou type |nf GARDEN .PLAN ih floor, rmip|4lir on the opening night rntitVil out frnm uniirr * shml In my garden, .,-,,., Mav lt.th there in usually mil lu-nr a heavy crop of fruit,. Many and nlmhly trot flown the path ftnrt Vmircr'nf killing frosts in NewKftrdoners economic on spare by Roroas A pntoh of lnwn, writes a well- thi-ir plants to sliikcsi <•*- ml jt would be reasonably knuwn nnlurnllst. Sunportlng whnt ""I,,'tXHnnplRnt into the K»H..n 4 feet nbuvc thi> prounil. In 1 bilking tomato plants, the suckers nr tli(> nnlmnl wm, I determined to he- f the tender plant* like toma- WAGNER MARKET CO '^plants, and peppers, and to side shoots must bi* pinched off, nn.0l,i(. 0 Cumulativper annume onPreferre the nod j «* •"• half, sawing across the staves, rest of the family were sauntering THE FINEST A VERY i,Hnir $1-26 par share, and 70 leavin—g *--both' end—•s open. Plac"•--e thet••w about the lawn.—Montreal Herald. WHOLE OR HALF • ' ,,,. 4mre on the non par value barrels whore the hills are 'to bo QLTALITY LOW ,„„ Stock for the quarter end- made...»..*., fil..ilt thMILe iiaii-i>uiii:half-barre| l «1UwitIh tlLm;eithei i aper loosely around the stem to ex- TO BETTAD PRICE ,,,„,» •{(), 1933. AH dividend* are Well composted manure, sod or leaf L'tul atmut an inch below the ground I I,, )|,ne SO, 1933, to stockhold- mold, and plant the seed in the soil Frenchmen Found Humor around the edge of the barrel. Dur- rnu 3 or 4 inches aboye the ground .',,• ,,.'((>i(l nt the close of business, 'or large plantings, distribute i. in Idea of Guillotine SEASONABLE P1CNIC~TREATS> ing the summer, especially during joison bran mash near the plants in Dividend! on 6% C-muUtiv* Pre. periods of dry weather, 2 or 3 buck- :he evening to obtain control, Direc- Doctor Guillotine, the Inventor of ALWAYSJ5HOP etsful of water a week are poured in- the French machine for executions, is Ib. Armour'i Soft SflmmtT 4 g\ ,,(d Stock »re piynble on the Uit ions for making the bran mash may to this barrel so as to provide plenty rumored to have died by the Instru- BOLOGNA b? !tctjb.lyc ,,f each monffc. , of moisture for the growing plants. ic obtained from looal relief garden £ '",', Van Middlesworth, Treasurer. :ommittees or from county agricul ment. Tho guillotine was rRther an Summer lettuce of the Grand Rap- Ural agents. Improvement than an Invention, for JUST THE THING FOR THE C iublic Service Electric and ids variety planted now and thinned Cabbage maggots must be controil similar contrivances had been In use siietd ib. 29 to 12 to 14 inches in the row may bo ed. After the cabbage Jia» been Jlfcnt- WEEK-END OR HOLIDAY Gas Company harvested the latter part of June and In other countries; Scotland, where AT'THE'S'IGN ed in the garden, a small fly will lay the regent Morton was so decapitated [FRANKFURTERS ,1,-nd No. 36 on 7% Cumulative during July. Plant early hush squash eggs near the base of the plant, and OF'QUAUTY now in hills 3 feet apart. Plant 2 orthese eggs hatch into small maggots In 1581; Yorkshire (tho Halifax "gib- AND SO INEXPENSIVE, TOO! !or!BOLOGNA Preferred Stock !i seeds to the hill and thin to one bet") ; Germany, Italy, even southern , 1(i, nd No. 8 on $5.00 Cumulative which work into the roots of the cab- Preferred Stock plant lifter a growth of 8 or 4 inches bage and kill the plant. Use of the France. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES . Uoiird of Directors of Public is obtained. • hoe provides the best control against It was In^December, 1789, that Doc- SIRLOIN At Our Comblnotion Motk«tt ,,. Kl.ctric and Gas Company As warm weather approaches- this pest in the small garden. Hoe the tor Guillotine put his plan before the • ,-l:in-d the regular quarterly di- guard against cutworm. Tnu.se pest- cabbage plants every week until mid FANCY JERSEY hunch ._ _• hide in the ground during the daj constituent assembly, but It wag not pound Miw', c i ,,n the T'.'o and $5.00 Prcfer- June, taking care to remove soil clos adopted till October, 1791. STEAK -i..ck of that Company. Divi- and at night they cut off youn, to the base of the plants, and re ASPARAGUS 15 ,,. payable June 30, 11)33, to plants or seedlings at or a little abov placing it with new soil. In this way Apparently deputies found the Eiub- the ground level. In planting toma the small ep?s are drawn away from ject humorous. "With my machine, CHOPPED, , ,,1,1,-r-i of record at the close of toes, egg plants, or peppers now, pu - , , June 1, 1933. the plant and when the eggs hatch, messieurs," said the doctor, "I whlgk a paper collar, made of heavy man the small worms are unable to make pounds A 7* k Van Middlesworth, Treasurer. ila paper, around each plant as pro off. your head (vous fills sauter ta BEE F A-1097 tection against cutworms. Wrap th their way to the plants. tete) In a twinkling, and you have no pain." "Whereat," adds Cf\rlyle, YF.L1..OW 4 ll>t. - -. . in his historical present tense, "they CHUCK all laugh." BANANAS lo ROAST pound 16 t Cliffwood Beach Dancing To Start At Rew>rt Tomorrow BONELESS RUMP A m TOMATOES ICEBERG 2 he.d. The management of the Cliffwood CORNED BEEF 25 C>V Beach Amusement Corporation is pleased to announce that Connie At- LETTUCE kinson and his orchestra have been PLATE OR NAVEL LARGE FLORIDA 2 doi. engaged to furnish music for danc- ing at the Casino for the season of pound 1933. "CORNED BEEF 7 pRANGES Connie and the boys need no intro- duction to the dance lovers in this € vicinity after haying gained such an Here is a new CLOTHES SHOP men, operated by enviable reputation Ky playing at all 100 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE the major functions hereabouts. The an expert tailor whose years of experience in the cloth- orchestra has a new repetoire of B72 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET ing business makes it possible for him to know KLAL nusic, as well as many new novel ind entertaining numbers. The per- VALUES in clothes. He know» tailoring—and more— wnnel of the orchestra remains prnc- style and workman- ically the same as in former years, lespite the fact that Bert L ship. It it thru this expert knowledge that you are assured of the best the mar- ket affords. PETE MAIKOS TWO FAMILIES Everybody Knows PETE FORMERLY WITH SUTTON'S CLOTHES I Pete is known to many men in the Raritan Bay District having lived in Perth Amboy for 1 the past 22 year*. He has served as manager for SUTTON'S CLOTHES SHOP for many years and during this time made many friends thru honest dealing and fair prices. He will serve you here as well—and even better. I m CLOTHES PRICED TO FIT EVERY PURSE m THE OAKES tAMLY,

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^iM^t^kt£M&^kM&mtM^ jj#r ' •' ' >fe.NT r, Andjr Ol.lT T**«W Wn):r»! S Mother's Club Group Radio Quartette SLNDAV J ISM I-1 jj pirlure nf it,!' < I <•, f, I \ I | M S \ I imi.'Jift; which you haf* ju?- yr.-wy tht-m s |>'iint, a m<-ar . »•»,- At Spring Luncheon At Ritz Theatre ,,bj«'!;v(- -dcpictinir America.' NO INCIDENTAL EXPENSES •> Mi'1 ')•"" •A>ir 'f[i(jhu Ui »•)),. . Bo H* f n .+4 rriy^'y nation ron* . .. when you visit W Retiring Pre»id«M»t, Officiate >-iiU-. _|» Given Copy Of WhUt- In ri-a!)ty. it is the PUiry by TELEPHONE ttaer«'p re*. •«'jf'-.- •: •" ' *• • Hoffman family, maker* of iV Ur'i "Mother". 1 (;u« "Amber Brew'1 in the (!; »jdi<- Whit* pr«-vent- > Too fit at home in an caw chair, visit AEJ-UD* irith » >'.*-" *;';<••' ' 1vr* prohibition a^ain)>t a btrnrrf :t fi t ih-. •' f 'f 't 'r.ar- irround of war, politire and five urinate* with a friend 24 mil« kw Uwne d«T». <•>• • • i ''<• "- f'.r-r, xrport anJ l»ytty 'A"-r 1 lion. rter ne*rt>< Vjr • r* »* r»rpt« *> el -i'.if-rnf-nu". Two oth<-r )<^* th* vaudeville INSTRIOON twiT and know that it can't catt you ar* rerj mur.r. ic f ''"' *- AF^SXS r..r M (.\u; J — Claaait*d Adt. Hmr rhubarb. »pti*ch rb...CM t-r.2 r more than 20 cents — for there'i no OtllDE&t W* eXfclCp ? f VARIED ART CRAFTS place to *pend extra moner. Sprint •tisdi *•< ;''.'?u w *•-' •STVM) »itb ol rt • a.r.£ <';oeg» idua] Lesf-cn 75c Jits just at eaty as talking acroe* Orcnfe*. Dtw r.ir.:•»«:•. *''4 I. MANN & SON , ua-k Mulhall and Raymond Mutton flaw 60c a table. Irttoo* art rtaj }..»r.r f-,: *DI! io Tht proirrsm opened with a if}.* m-nal will be shown "very rn-, price w.!'. "Funii'!' Impromptu • ">'v' fl'''J idav Saturday, Sunday and Monday Call 18 mik* for 15 cento; 24 mile* Tht Quaker ML.'. V. t c t e n 1 T ; t'ng r, be»ut)full>- piajfJ «,> J^ -,L'!/T,i Ut "the matin** fho*s only. OPTOMETRISTS PIANO, Lesson 75c planned three par -L tri?" apjwi; at Ma'or Tfiw editorial, "• for 20 cents; 50 mild for 45 nwnut far ihi» »••••* -^*? " b Mrs hit1 - | Ail 'h<- tremendouf exciting ev»-ni> whit* are in fwrf r.;-;1'?. *^ M:ik",'*». f &**"j J* ' N'-x-'Z "-j •'/j have iivi-d thiouifh in the la>t HOURS cents, anvwhere in New Jertey. ion reaaonabl* :- :• '* •,»j:. f.,!iow»-iflowedi bvby jok*-'iok**, "Out Mof "'Hi** vii-nty year- ar<- vividly pictured on 'h' of Bab«". by Mn. Kr-d A Daily, 10 to 12. 2 to 5 ar,d 7 • VOCAL, Lesson $1 , L*W Cost Dinner Lm ,)t y'ie*ri in- a sweepinir panorama Wednesday, 10 to 12 onlv . . Mrs. Whitney if American, life entitled "Sontf of Oast of Si* J5 Pot Kot .-i rjv Mr-, A. V. Randolph, he JCaifle", }Jaramount's t"iund<-nn(f •' Or. .-mi 89 Smith Street Tel. 4-2027 York Cotlef« Graduate •ritb Totaf Tr-ar.i: G'-'J for a/ianien' . The •pir> of thu American -'.em. A rjperw j 1 a:-t .ncludin/ Bread ant! Buf.<- '.'••*•• ,'.*-jns j.j'-" rjtir'J by Mr PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Te» or Ccf'-t M « ORDERS TAKEN FOR i-r^fM!-?'*!'.'}'^'''-^'* Thik-". by Mrv. Moiin Cost Dinner F vi-'.fi K J'r,r.".n. Mr*. I-*0" Brtim Frtc*»"c -r CiicU ''t:r.[iv..i ri<^rb':'i T'.t Mother'- GUTS, BRIDGE PRIZES Ke* P -.-f.-jei ' >-• Twcr.tv-F'.vir V<-ar^ From Now . Green Peai (• i-.r.:,| 'i.''.;«-nj 'jy .iii'.'thtr p:»ro -'•!'.' ay Church Affa.tr*, etc Br«ad and Butb-r PA'-l P> Mr< Major. Wait? In f. .Sharp Mi- Tea or Cofi-' M nor", by C'f.op'.n. - ALL KINDS OF Very Specirl MrK E. H. Boyr.von. club advivoi. dtiivered sfpropnatt remark.-, pn'-r Ttanato and Cj--~ to the pr*!r(rnta";on of a copy of Whi«--'.l*r'!- "Muthec" UJ Mr- John- LEATHER GIFTS Road «r..n by the club. The installation, of Sbeeptkin Toy* For Children the new officers followed, with Mr-. p"jtd A. Bntgs offic:at:r.>r. Mr^. iit:>a- Mixed 0"-r Sfc-ad icy (.. Pott*/, the new pie«:4<:f>'. at- MARGUERITE WRIGHT NEW JERSEY BELL Rcllj ar.: ?-.-.-cr t.^V'.'-U tht chair with a ^hort, inf^r- Blr«wb*rr> ?r.:r. Caite r.ii tall:. The other officers in'talled TELEPHONE COMPANY Tea or CG**: M it Barrel! Ave. Edfar -*•«••••-• Mr-. Le'.T. Campbell, vie . an Httractive luncheon WOODBRIDGE ,»>••. Mrv Jarric' S. Wight, motd- • -Plea** mcutior thu pai>«r :r,f ^-.rt'.ar,.-, Mr-. Harold Van Syt- v.r u.f; U"li'Jay—of Finest Quality from advertiterv— t ,. , o;-j<--po.vjinjf stcrttary; Mr-- IJ. t.- from '•• Jane- A. Cornpton. literature Mr- Ju.:an Gro>. hospitality; Mr^ Where Quality Count$, Your Money Goe* Furtbett ?'••••; A. Br:ti^. chianty; Mr;-. Jan.'.- r ' 'i.rr.r-, way- and mean-; Mi- Memorial Day ilk i, ",V Jjartb'.-iomew. die'.ef.c-; Ml- Tuesday I. J. P.Kmer?. publicity. Closed May 30 LEPPER'S f T. . •-<.- ;.!'--i;t KW Mr«. Emi! ; S-lb K"^:z *rt'. Mr-. Hin>-

'>;- J \ I'rrftn. Mrs. Noel Ki"- a -.= .:. Mr- Jam's .s. W:pht, Mr-. A. F. ITc Corned Beef, cooked 15 La:; ::;, Mr-. Whitney Lee-on, big- or M:- Jarr.v— F. '.halnitr^. Mi^. G*-uifT*- 15c Pineapple, naif slices 2 iJ. .-..r.-'T: Mr-. Thomas Major. Mr-. c»n^i> K..«•••• •••; P.. .Ioh.ni.or,. Jr., Mr.-. E. Ji. buffet sire c*n P. B'>•:•.•.:., Mr-. Stanley f. I'.jtltr. Canned Fruits V'- l.^'.r. <"arrip:/eli, Mr?. Wiil'.iiti 11-oz bot -I Q- J-..'.:.. Mr-. D. H. Ford. Mn=. Cedric 25c OliveS, ASCO Finest ^-':(.T,. Mr-, E B. Zimmwman, vict Terms, are offered. A VARIETY OF i'L.-I^N.- A.'.'L) ...Tin.fi'iore; Frederick J. Adams, set- l - 4c Rainbow Drinking Glass ( SIZES. re'.ary; William M. Weiant, treasur- er. JUNE SALE SPECIAL The program committee include?: lb 83 i lag RUG J. B. Zin.merrr.an, chairman; H. B. Delicious Salted Living Room Outfit itannin, H. D, Clark, It. E. Ander- •^-•n, L. G. Seebach. On the house large loaf Cc v'f..n^ shown in the illustration 'OrLrriiUte are: F. II. Turner, chair- RYE BREAD • i'.-fr, only S89 complete! Tht man; D. V. Ku.h, K. W. Muller, W. C c H. Toml.- and A. F. Rankin. can - :- :n Jacquard, with sprintr Lamps Tasty Potted Meats 5 , 10 • ••;-i.-'.ri- 'Upf-ny OccwionaJ Chair, The program follows: NEW FL'JUR. TABLE AND May :JU — Ex-Commodore'< Dante bot T>.."•'• Tab;'-- and Tvi'o BOUDOIR LAMPS IN i-MART (formal!—-H. D. Ciark. CatSUp, ASCO Tomato I-ar..,],-. DESIGNS AND .YEW COLOR-. June U> — Dance — W. H. Tombs. >ots FLOOR LAMPS START AT $3.98 June 17 — Cards—H. P. Haydt-n. Vinegar, ASCO cider 2 TABLE LAMPS ftOc And Jjin- i4 — Dance—M. A. Weiant. 25 Jj]y l — Cards—G. R. Merrill. JJIV 4 — Afternoon Party for Chil- Tomato Juice Cocktail ASCO bot I Jc dren—Mrs. D. H. Ford. 6 Pieces for .July 4 — Commodore's dance (for- mal—D. H. Ford. Boned Chicken, Diplomat can 35c Coffee and July 8 — Cards—L. G. Seebach. can the Bedroom July 15 — Dance—Dr. S. C. Deber. Runko chocolate Drink 21% 39 JJj 22 — Cards—W. M. Graham July 2'J — Dance^Dr. C. H. Roth- Motor Oil, Acme (plus tax) 2 gal Can 89 End Tables ' fuss. IN WALNUT. MAPLE AND MA- Aug. \'l — Cards—J. A. Applegat HOGANY. Mi.VT BE SEEN TO Aug. \'j — Dance—R. E. Anderson. 2 pkgs. Silver Dust & 1 Patex Towel t BE APPRECIATED. Aug. 2G — Cards—C. A. Phillips. Sept. 4 — Vice-Commodore's Dance ake COFFEE TABLES AS LOW AS (formal)—J. B, Zimmerman. Chocolate, Baker's Premium 9,21 $7.98 The schedule for the Auxiliary af- ternoon card parties follows: M c END TABLES START AT C June 'J — Mrs. D. H. Ford. CoCOa, Baker's Breakfast 5 ,10 This 7 piece 98 Juno 23 — Mrs. F. J. Adams. July T — Mrs. H. B. Rankin. Mustard, Guldens j.r 12 July oi — _vrs £ Stremlau. Autf. 1 — Mrs. F. F. Anness. tumbler | O '- Dining Room Aup. IH — Mr>. S. ft. Demafest. Jellies, ASCO Pure Fruit Mirrors Sept. 1 — Mr.-. J. B. Zimmerman. Mn Beans, ASCO with Pork IN MODERN DESIGNS AND 2 9 FINELY FINISHED. GUARAN- Breckenridge Auxiliary Has TEED TO GIVE GOOD SER- Marshmallows, 2^-19 98 Program For Church Groups VICE. n;ABLE MAH0GA Wood, accompanied by Miss borothj Suite in wal- NT WITH A PINE FINISH. TerhuiK'. A prayer led by Mrs. John C SOME SECRETARIES AT $24.98 E. Bretkunridge preceded an ipttr- Coffee, Victor^ * 19 n u t veneers. DESKS AS LOW AS d» 1 ^98 pretation of an Indian prayer by Bed, Chest of Miss Grace Huber. Miss Helen Lorch, A mild b|end of Santos. Drawers, Vanity and Bench, Coil accompanied on the piano by Miss lbtin c .Spring and all cotton mattress. A Kuth Lorch, sang the prayer of an Coffee, Acme 25 complete Bedroom Outfit for a small Indian. After the visitors were greet- The new vacuum packed. " price ] ed, Mrs. A. G. Erb gave an interest- ing talk on her visit to the Indian Scoop of the West and the Siminole Indian pkiC8 in the Suulh. M.fs. Erb also exhibited Lucky Strike Cigarettes 2 21 Prepare Now For Hot curios which she has collected in he 5-piece Breakfast Set travels. T h i B pretty Chairs ASCO Sliced Bacon little Set ia Refreshments and a social tinn ideal for the Weather BUILT OF DURABLE WALNUT followed the program. pt jar Hride! Djrop IN MANY NEW DE- Those present were: Mrs. A 1, Hom-de-lite Mayonnaise Huber, Mrs. William Butters, Mrs leaf Table, SIGNS AND COLORS. completi- with Refrigerators H. A. Tappen, Mrs. J. Kowe, Mrs. A EggS, Gold Seal [ dot 31c four hturdy Beautifully enameled (j. Krb, Miss Elsie Wood, Miss Uoro in a t <• h i II K refrigerators, IB and thy Terhune, Mrs. Harry Baker Jr (Jliuira — all 100-pound ice capaci- Mrs. William Baker, Miss Emily Law Eggs, Selected do* 19c (jie^y cuN ty, in « vanity of i-i'iu-e, Mrs. Frederick Schweitzer fully finished styles. Here U a real Club Chairs Mrs. Albert Thergeson, Mis.s Lilljai FINLST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Edwards, Miss M. L. Woardell, Mrs in a choice of buy at thus Ittw pric^ I WITH TAPESTRY SEATS AND colon*. A real y^-get yours today. l-elaml Reynolds, Mrs. Geurge Robin "buy". WELL CONSTRUCTED. THIS IH son, Mrs. Kmil Kreutzbert, Mrs An NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 14c 60 AndU p REAL VALUE. na Rhode, Mrs. Fred Baldwin, Mrs rf» 1 A Buchanan, Mrs. William Wester Crisp Iceberg Solid Slicing so gaiird, Miss Luuise Richardson. Mi- LETTUCE TOMATOES $12-95 Genevieve Kenne, Mrs. Charles lCuh, Witl, Your OU Box $9 nian, Miss Louise Huber, Miss (iruct 2 head*lie 2 lbs. 25c < llul.tr, Mrs. John E. Hreckenridge 283 MADISON 243 MADISON Mis. K. I^irch, Miss llden Lore, Large Juicy Gold«n Lu«ciou» AVENUE AVENUE JMiss liuth Lorch. FLORlpA ORANGES BANANAS dozen 25c dozen 23c PERTH PERTH New* of All Woodbridge Town AMBOY AMBOY Every day — you are sure to find just what ;-ou like LEPPER FURNITURE CO. •hip in the Independent, H priced to save you money in your nearby ASCO Stoiv. NEXT TO MAJESTIC THEATR£ PHONE: P. A. 4-2318 »no»t widely read paper in Woodbridge F1' INDEPENDENT \\(1" FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1933

USED CARS PRICED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE Priced Right - 75 Cars - , Coaches, Sedans in all makes. Re- SLAYING DAILY- conditioned, ready to drive. Every car price was slashed below today's market value! Come in to-day and see these "BUYS". En- Compare GETTING NOWHERE- joy Memorial Day - drive your own car. CHRYSLER FORD NASH CHEVROLET Our Prices! SEDAN '28 ROADSTER '30 SEDAN '29 WHY? $95 $195 $275 $95 $35 DOWN $75 DOWN $95 DOWN $35 DOWN Get Yourself a Good Used NASH BUICK BUICK AUBURN SEE THEM- SEDAN '29 COACH '29 «EDAN "28 BROUGHAM '31 $195 $245 $195 $550 Car and Drive to Your $75 DOWN $dS DOWN $75 DOWN $1»5 DOWN FORD FORD BUICK HUPMOBILE SEDAN '31 SEDAN '31 SEDAN '31 DE LUXE SEDAN '29 TRY THEM Heart's Content $295 $275 $595 $345 $85 DOWN $95 DOWN .$195 DOWN $120 DOWN BUICK HUDSON BUICK LA SALLE YOU WILL BUY HERE'S SOME! COACH '31 SEDAN '29 7-PASS. "29 SEDAN '29 $550 $195 $325 $395 $185 DOWN $75 DOWN $110 DOWN $135 DOWN 1932 Ford V-8De Luxe Sedan BUICK COUPE '28 THEM J 1932 Ford V-8,5 Pass. Victoria Coupe 4-PASS. $325 $110 DOWN EASY PAYMENT PLAN 1932 Ford V-8 Coupe

1931 Ford Coupes and Tudors \ 1931 Dodge T Sedan $635 v 1931 Ford De Luxe Roadster (I S.) 1931 Hupmobile Coupe (De Luxe). . $320 1930 Buick Sedan Grand Opening 1929 Buick Sedan OF THE 1932 Chevrolet Sedan $425 1930 Ford Tudor Sedans and Coupes 1930 Ford Coupe...... $195 Many other cars and makes M. & T. MOTOR CARS INC. 1930 Buick 2 Door, 5 Pass. Sedan . . $345 also Trucks, Deliveries, 315-319 NORTH BROAD ST. ELIZABETH 1930 Nash De Luxe Sedan...... $375 Across From Postofnce Tractors Prices on all our cars have been reduced 25% from the list price for this great open- ing. Here is your chance to get a good USED CAR for Memorial Day.

LIBERAL TERMS — TRADES 1929 La Salle 5 Pass. Coupe (Green with natural wood wheels; equipped with auto- matic heater and baggage carrier). On* Week Exchange Privilege 1931 Chevrolet Sport Roadster; Cream color — wire wheels. POLKOWTTZ MOTORS '1 •J *********** " 1932* Plymouth De) Luxe Sedan; 6 wire wheels — registered mileage 5000 miles. 1929 One-half ton Truck with enclosed body; in wonderful condition. 225 New Brunswick Ave. Late 1931 Chevrolet De Luxe Sedan with 6 wire wheel* and equipped with trunk. 1930 Pontiac Coupe—Black paint—5 new tires—in good running order. PERTH AMBOY FAYETTE USED CAR MART 1929 Hupmobile 4 Door Sedan. Phone: P. A. 4-0714 -0715 Division of Dorsey Motor*, Inc. 1930 Ford Coach. On New Brunswick Ave. above C. R- R. 1930 Whippet Coupe. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR ''hone 4-2703 PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ASK FOR TONY OR CHARLIE TO SHOW YOU THESE GREAT VALUES. ISiOGP. M WOODRRIDGE f AGE EIGHT Jnhepenfont Beaut)' Talks THIS WEEK YEARS AGO MAR1ORIE DUNCAN WOODBRIDGE 57 YEARS AGO fl JO Per Ymmr From Tht Independciit Ho,r, May U, l»7g Published BVWT Tnktf \n The BwTon library- _ MIDDLESEX PRESS, IS-20 Grm Sbwt, Make-Up It u kn'K-r, th*t tht 1st* Tnoman Barron, E*q., of x,,, y ..

t. Woodbrice of th". B«rron in New ! THOMAS J. BKXKXA* ___„„ __ AJWOSU ^i' ip«d to make appliMftwoAo the U^itUtltre of th« Stat« o{ .».. :! <•.. , ,,f incorporation under the mute of "The Barron i ; It, Itl9.*t tfet -T K*t*-rr :* r-«.; *!•* ^ ifr n BCt tbt Art of HaKk t. ltr* ^J.t. ccD«;der*ble consultation it was tfcooght U be^both approj.r: ..• jfl -evlt tr-.»t "h? buiHinit be Iotat«d on the B«m« home»t<-»r] - •'a- -'. hairmp be«n decided on, Dr. John C. Barron, of New yr.. •.<-•••• stnerc-Tisv donated a fuiuble ih« upon tKU property for a ; IB4 t.'itt ctievp FV-^:3 '••' :t:' va.jo-'lc- add-.-un to the trnrt fund, he received the thsr.i: ••. ro^r «•;:.*! the rt.fl »-* —••••a.M ? ,.^, mrav put) dp a better building, whi'.K or Mtcal free? or It* am » ui alitrw ir 'o -.s* btii'r and ; r'..«p*r:ty of the town. l i ]. ... -ht 4*> irr. - '.h* tr'j>*.e*« t<> do everything in their ; :.»**d. or pf t nstcrt "J. o!*CTtd • p of e>';ic»f7 K 1 TL* >»j-»r'i wpaio*. 3K!tr « i rnecr* eo cw irtt u •prtr- -'••i'ti 't.t ! rary a ".".'r.j: merr.'Tial of the g-enerouj donor, ar.'. eci .•*- ct.« no*. t.p*rf».r ft ti» it»i burt it •- srrta-'•• va.'j'r ' ';•- t* mm unity. They erp«ct U> tomnience •• o4* i'.r •,—*it «J"trt, rojvici. It tisii 1 ii l • ' ". A :'r.f '.ji;'i:n(r .'•-- •'•• -i a' "ht necWMrjf arrarjjr*furely tie tht «ilken knot, making then "one an i p ! rabl'r". A male relative of the lady accompanied the pair to wrr. "Whit's the lisa, Ek.:k:r, Up This ^erem'ny.uN'/; being (/r'.i-ided with the cuilomary wedding rinjr. WATLR AGREEMENTS . n,»r • i, rr- »'d- from the minister's wif*-, »nl<. • 1 ,a> .;f;(s ^room «upplie«j with the u-jal marriagV fee; but the bmi- rr.an wen', security for the necessary amount. After indulging in hr.- Tht purpose of raike-up ihould <. .nifTatu!a;:'*<.. and announcing himMjif a« "happy an three kinir •• ir. crdtr y. be to enhance, to add gloriouily to •r,<;r po^e-huns". the newly-made Benedict proceeded to sell the thf r;=rjril chinns. It ihould regard i4nnoance(/ By Council President \>t Cilied upon to conceal. :r<*j ciergTTr.an «nt choice fish from his wagon—which had b*.. = umdinir in front of tht hou=e during the intere^tinr proceeding Herbert W. Lunn Resit™ As Scout Eavcubrc Of ; n.,::,: srv ft:n car? ar» K-.--.- '.'T'.-n.- 'jf tht <.f bidding h;> wife a fond but temporary adieu, he drove off to dvsp Council Boy Scouts of America—Lack Of Fund* The i. '.'"ri! "•*:-.h the Middles-ex Water Company for the pur- to h:- remaining «tock around the village, -ahiie the bride returned hon Cause—Lund Held Pocttioa Seren Yean and Did Much :?. It *;VP'jl' her male friend. The following day. ye Kahwepian fisherman tppesr. <. f •-*; water line* that were laid a: v,e txpeEf* of *.'*• To Build Up Scoutiat Here—Will Leave Here July 1. Tocr fkir.. brir.? out • wagon profuse!}- decorated with American flag*, and on being a?;.- f,- '.•«h^ fer.c '.he cost later a.swsK-nii&t;or.. COBK.J. R'jy -Sc. 'jts of A»*nc* -'-t± •.an C'.-jnci! Of fnr. I: if tfa* it^rj U; to \* Freeholder's Meeting WK«rB th^r lint", were laid by the township vxz.1: 'A? dditerat*ly msJ o:^rc"..-.r.'. Th* r'-'-.gT.sti'.r! n-n - tar^ Ccun::: :.- ~ - :.'..- cr.dcu! f r;!;rM^!y s:ref?! by •"> -FT«-CU- •:r«-_~. tsJ ton Hollow" brook, on the road to New Brunswick (through t! !'"•« :r. : puf/i:c **.!fi statement* tr.a*. tee waver company T: r f.rs: is the :::'.!•: difficult. :,IV B'.*r<3. T; B'-i-orci'-.r w:".r. an T.it Ran^ar. bank-1, it was decide J to repair and put wings on either side of tr.r - T n=^; ourinii !.-c •-..'.'itr ijrretment VJ buy back the Jir.es. When Commit. accour.ctmen*. mad? t'-dav LJ M'.r-Beard !• ir.adtr .: to t; •.hi- matu-r to be left in charge of the Wuoubridire meinbtir. f if. Gtrr.- rtart-ed fc d*b>cuMi>n about the matter Monday m ManraretUe-E. JTes.a>r)'. or tne •proHnnem nien r. :?.•!• terrr.ory: The brook crossing the proposed street or which the Puoiic • 1 Pefh Arr.'ooy: I>r Friti ASs-pp. mttes *:w:-;-r..:-f •:• •?^et';cs desiraji?. afv-r or: at rr.<- meet ing of the committee the principal thing M«-mr*r c' ihe } v •'. ;:,f Per.r .Tt« crs-sa fr ;S-:P rf>-i?e fivf-s a , building is to bt ertrttd. was viewed, and a bridge was ordered,, at •A-a* to establish beyond ail question the fact that when ArrMy Higt. Sc Kalffa W. A:-' wanfi. Lii^rjl ntv:-r tie skio glow an'I not to exceed SI,000. An extension of the bridg-e adjoining the 5a'.. .i^ar.'.'.- v,as pa-.-ed in 1925 to lay mains in the Hoim der Work- was proposed, but the proposition was Said over for fufjr ih<: ' x:r,(rs, Tr- • ' "•f"tht Rar.'- the &.?:•£-. to sp;!? bat 'Jy« not "stay .- -j-'';orj, there was no condition whatever binding or Tr-.-t Co.; M.-t Jt»el Co . c>n* Ttry long. T!(e combination of any future purchase of the lines by the creim r'.og* ;s a f.\:rj'!.['.ion an'] Cfm- '.f 'j.~:C:. cp t!.e TT":3k'^'jp actiieves ,rr. <•;.": K-,r.r;.- From The Woodbrid,e Inr 25, 1923 A- t'.at timt the tov.ri.ship wag under a Republican ad The fr-creu- of t^r.Oir:? roEre are Motor Sweeper Arrives; Is Huge, 6-Ton Affair. M-.Gir.nif, -. •.c:tr,it-ai of f;=.I^e—V.: need i'ra':;>«\ Fallow The motor sweeper, recently purchased by the township for u=v • - v • ',!-. Matthtv, roar ttturs! c..!or line atd hove the jtoads, ha3 at last arrived and is being adjusted by a representativt : Ve* pre'.'iou-- to the Home Garden.- ca^e there tvidently rtv: Dr. Char!-• e-J^ca LS s.-'t us ;.".s^^e so tlmt the I • car.: R*v. L: manufacturer.-. It is understood that Harry Mawbey, who for several y rx*ure s*r*fri« to fu'le -awny very oatu- L wa:- ^orrie tijoujf^'t of a working affreement with the ".iat-er •.v.-j.r Perih A-.' ; ha? been one of the truWt drivers of Company No. 1 fire truck will r . f'-.rr:.rd Church. - ui rilJv. A •.•'•r..m nme hendidK exercise, : from that position to take charge of driving and maintenance of th= : co.'npar.y to nave the company eventually take over the lines Frank a ho: t'.~«i f.rl.l over the skin for a | a C sweeper. ami pay for them. And there is als^ reason to believe that i'"''A' .V..-."^' M*r' h.1.6 Max EJLUI?. "r a little brisk patting with , The machine was manufactured by the Elgin Motor Sweeper C the Middlesex Water Company was not the only source of Wurtzei. of Wagr-: i- urre *t!n tonic will tell $ou where your j if.: ,N*ii« C. natural color Is—or should be. j pany, of Elgin, 111., and is the same type that is used in Perth Amboy .;: •water supply under consideration in extending the water serv- C. L 5. Cor;.; IZ Ii2l. B*ll Sjxdicate,)—vvxf service. I other nearby cities. It is so designed that it not only removed the dirt :'r Haro.d ?. Hayd«a.. Se»'artn, Bar- the pavement over which it is run but. picks the dirt up and place? :: ice in some sections of the township, At one time there was r..f-r A?phali C%: WS L>. Hyde. a ouestion of securing water from the Middlesex Company ' ' I-eiin, rtaJ Prof Join H. POTPOURRI a huge box provided for that purpose. A sprinkler system abates tht u.. r.uisance that is prevalent with the old type of sweeper. or the Perth Amboy reservoir which was just over the tov.n- Prineipal of ScT'.ol- Rajinocd W. When loaded with water for the sprinkler the machine wt-ii-r.- fihip line at Florida Grove road in Hopelawn. The Middle- Parrots the neighborhood of six tons. Without the water it weighs little ovvi : Vyic&ri DeTir:r..iig C'.-. an« Ash-.i TLf-re ire about Oj different sex Water Company was favored because it was believed W. Lunn Y'.Xt - Randolpr.. of Wf.odbrldg'e. tons. For that reason the task of unloading it from the freight car :- : manager. f;iec:es of prirrotS, distributed In easy. the water supplied by this company was much more palatable fiar .ari <"'jjn<;i. Carter*'.: Dr. H. L. Strand--erg. most troj.ica) countries, but most A garage has been prepared for the machine in the township b:.: and \>}•'- 'Jiree ytar.-, on at- physician, and Homard W. Thcrr., abundant io South America. Some ! near the Green street railroad crossing. In rfc^ard to purchase of water main.-, )>y ttit water com- Trwnt i,f t-tnerai bJsine-s conditions of United .States Metab Co. are as stn&li as three Inches In . . . . , in the fiantan Bay Ui^trlct. there Souli A™L:y: Edgar 0. Bj-.wer.. length. In natlTiiy they are tree pa riy it is recorded in old newspaper files that on the night has been a .-harp decline :r. cask re- auditor. K&ntbii River KiiiWiiy: dwelling birds snd usually live In Woodbridge Heroes (Editorial) of Monday, May 9, 1921 a meeting of the Township Commit ceipt.- by the Raritan Council, but James L. Hoj.-el, libnager, pjtiiV. tlc-ckfi. The average life of tills Next Wednesday the peopl of Woodbridge will gather in the old IV each year the Executive Board was Service Co, let was held, and a petition for a water main in Avenel street, •«),),. to adopt a reduced budget so SajTevilk: Hon. Thomas r. bird ls siity years. byterian cemetery to participate in services for the men who fought ir. wars of our country. The cemetery, as well as other cemeteries in th> A\tnel, was tonhidered. Mr. AlunUy ot tne w that the council would be able to Doian, MaVjr of Sayreviiie; John i live within it= income. The 11*32B. Fulen-*ider. of Parlin. .A&sinar.t cinity, is dotted with the graves of many Grand Army boys who eni.-•• was present and Stated that the company was not in a posi-ii Financial Campaign, howe»v*r, did Manager Hercules Powder Co.; in Woodbridge. There are graves also of Woodbridge boys who ft:'. tir.n t/i financo KIIPVI un nnHprfakinir Hf» Knifl fhwt if thp tciwn not ^>r'aK in sufficient money to op- Thomas J. McKeon, of Parlin, ex- for Scout Executives. tion to niidnce sucn an unaeruiKing. «e haia mat it tne town eme ad(.quatelVi bu,. now ,'„ 1&33i ecutive, E. I. DuPont Co. entered Scouting as a boy in Frar. • in 1918. Wednesday is theirs and nothing should prevent ::. would have the pipes laid at its own expen.se, the water com- after a quiet campaign in this ter- The officers are Morris Margaret- •>dne 1915, in Melrose, Mass, and townspeople from giving them at least the morning. later served as aan Assistant Seout- 1 , , .. . c u .. r ritorv indications are that the Rari-tenten,, presidentpresident ; DrDr . William Cr . MeMc-- « Sout Time has wrought havoc with the men who fought in the Civil W ry indications are that the Rari- maittr and ;istant Dis{rict Com pany would, for the next five years share the revenue from.™ £™5f"™rt'" X CS Cinni^ of PerUTAmbo>" Hawld P. -H " Only two Woodbridge veterans are alive today. Captain. John Le«i; the Hale Of water With the township fifty-fifty, and at the end jits budget, making it necessary for Hayden, of Sewaren; "Dr. H. L. , „ . T . h fif , . .. d iScout Executive Lunn to resign. , Strandbergf, So f CarteretD, anHd Johni t,he ."T'v international Boy Mr, George Ashmead are the last of a large company of heroes. T: of the five years endeavor to pay back th* laying the] p ident Marvaxetten and a Com-! B. Fulenwider. of Parlin, as ! Jamboree m London in 1920 ret vice i "typify the best of American manhood and for them this town ha- : pipes and come into clear ownership of the lines. Subsequent jmittee on Operations.consisting of j presidents. Th« treasurer is C. greatest admiration. May they long be spared to represent us in the : . and dwindling remains of "Father Abraham's Hundred Thousand". files show that an ordinance was paa«ed to make the Avenel Dr r i improvement but there us no mention in the ordinance of W. Naulty will assume ex- j Fritz Ab*gg, both of the latter 9» B*Jf •• Aw-a ^s a On Wednesday, we have our opportunity of showing our respect. : !ecutive responsibility for the activi- ling recipients of the Silver Beaver v a r only for the dead of our township and country, but for the few s\.O:.- arrangement with the water company to take over the lines ties of the Raritan Council after Mr. Award for Distinguished Service to Head, the-presidenui™mentts of"thD> eWalte Nationar l CnCouncill . He waass made a membermember! of fhat immortal army who still survive. Let's not neglecg t this cr.-r Lunn leaves. The present organi- ] Boyhood. for in a few ?h later. y of thihs committee after compilingi ort years there will be no representatives of the 0:-: ... . , , , . .. . ,. ,, . ,, , , zation in all districts and the pro- Mr, Lunn has .been Scout Execu- tive of the Rartfan Council for the a booklet entitled "The Uniform,' Army in Woodbridge. The important details of all these transactions between |gramc 1 sn of e Leadershi Scoutmp Trainingc ubb e, i . , Badges and IniniInsignia,"" att tthh e request iI the water compan1 y and the township munt be contained in | "" ?' «f' ? f 8- , J" •'• . , ... will be earned on, as will also the put seven yeara, previously serv- o{ ^ James | West| lhe Chief j the minutes of the committee. It would be worth while to | Court of Honor program of advanc*- ing as Scout Executive at Gardner, j Scout Executive of the National WOODBRIDGE 5 YEARS AGO set some one to work searching these records and compile I ment for the Scouts. Mass., for four years. He is a grad-' Council. Mr. Lunn is also an aide From The Woodbridge Independent, M*7 25, 1928 Gilbert H. Gendall, the Regional u.teoftheNat.onalTrainin.Schoc.i;^ the National Director of Sea 1 ou an accurate history of the whole affair. , ! Scouting. Lieutenant Commander ^ ,^ ®* Smith Cre«k At Sewaren To Be Dredged. Thomas J. Keane. 1 LfToru of the Sewaren Motor Boat Club of 100 members »nd Certainly some effort is being made to place the present a fund of four or five thousand dollars coukL not be raised. In 1931 he was chairman of the [ l*>at owners who harbor their craft it* Smith creek to have the me; committee in a false position in relation to the Water lines, j Yet many hundreds of thousands of dollars of taxpayers I t un There i.s enough money involved and enough public interest money will be spent in fighting1 crime through police depart- was president of the State Associa- j • "= ' u<--cmea to spend $5,000 on the work. tion of .Scout Executives. He is a Tn* campaign to have the mouth of the creek cleared for navi(.*.^ to make it worth while to establish the truth. ments and courts. member of the Perth Amboy Kiwanis' of small craft began several years ago when for some reason the r. The closing of the Woodjaridge library is another re- Church rS EpfeCOpal; «-; ^e small stream became clogged vwth soft mud until there «.- LACK OF FUNDS ult of lack of funds. This year the governing body faced by Mrs. Lunn, who was recently : about a foct of watt-r at low tit't and the width of the mouth also M, funds through failure of taxpayers to elected a member of the Board of | considerably narrower than normal, of the «ad results of the depression. One story deals with meet their obligations coufd not contribute the usual amount Senator Frank D. Abell, chairman of the com::. witl ^nt s bombarded with the letters from club member*, the resignation of Herbert iW. Lunn, scout executive,of the or any amount to the library. Revenue from the library's mort- "J »,•»">"' >' the child«nJ and .. , MrM . LunL n is- suying withh DrDJj andd i Iortn the hardships that the sudden filling of the creek'* mouth had llfiritfin Council Boy Scouts of America. The other tells of gage investment* It coats money to keep It ll- Mrs. Pritz_ Abegg_at 132 High street | *d upon scores of owners of plr6 ur craft. Former Mayor Louis N he leaves Perth Amboy jjuly t t a mueting last night at which efforts were made to finti ways! brary open. There must be a paid librarian, there must be light, was one of the most active workers in the campaign, and meun.H to keep the Public! library open during- the sum-land in*winter, heat. Mr. Dunn's formal communicarion Pictures of the mouth of the creekI were tiktn and forwarded ••. to the Executive Board states in appeal. A curious feature of the condition of the c»e«k wms that while 1 mer months. During the summer the 6,000 books in the library will part: momh was filled up su that there was less than a foot of w»ter there, - not be available to the public unless a means is] found to keep Scouting and public libraries are two of the moat "In asking you to accept my res-rest of the creek had a depth of at least six feet at low tide. the library open; that is, the necessarj' money must be raised. ignation, I do so with the deepest portant and valuable features of American life and educa- regret as I look back upon the It was believed by many that the blocking of the entrance to the ci tion but both depend upon the prosperity of the community. Yet in this time of depression and unemployment the library seven years of happy relationships. was partly due to the dredging of the Arthur Kill channel which took \•-> It has been a pleasure for me to about the time the creek was blocked. In the case of Mr, Lunn he is resigning because the scout is more necessary than in normal times. People seek books have worked with such a fine group not only for entertainment but for self improvement. There of men as those who have been as- At the meeting of the Port Raritan Commission at which the. dec:.-. council fell far short of ita quota of funds this year. He gave : is a greater demand for books of reference and books of in- sociated with me in the Raritan to spend •5,000 in opening the creek'* mouth was reached a »et ofp« all of his time to scout work, spending his day in the Boy Council, not only on the Executive for the work was approved. The plans were prepared by Samuel J. Ma Scout headquarters in the Raritan building in Perth Amboy struction than in normal times while the demand for pure Board, but the men who have served as ScouDers on the Headquarters' of Perth Amboy who is the engineer of the commission. and attending meetings of troops all over the district at night. fiction has, if anything, fallen off. Staff and in the various troops, etc. In the seven years he served in thfe position he did a great At the call of the Woman's Club a meeting was held last I realize that I will be severing con- nections with numerous friends in with Edward Lewis, Grand work in building up the Boy Scout organization in the district. night in the home of Mrs. Asher Randolph to plan some means addition to the hundreds of boys >y Attorney as interlocutor. John A. Turk, of Middlesex I u^ It should be called to mind that the Boy Scout organiza- of opening the* library. There were present representatives and young men whom I have come to know during my association with cil, acted as muter of cerciiu'.. tion is the best preventative known in dealing with crime ten- of several civic and fraternal organizations. A committee was and introduced the speaker. the councij. Speaker At St. James Frank Pftff, secretary of t:- dencies. Boys who become members of the organization sel- appointed to carry on. An effort will be made to raise $100 I wish t<* pledge to you my whole- :l hearted co-operation in caring U,r State Retreat League and J'> a month for the summer months. If that amount can be ob- Gives Talk On Laymen'* Re- Flanagan, district promoter, '•'••-'• dom if ever drift into criminal channels. >^>They become scouts the details of our present adminis- among those present. tained the library can be kept open until fall when, it is hoped, tration, until they are handed over Treats At EnterUiifivetit while their characters are in the formative stage and prin- to such person or committee as: may The purpose of the affair was «ome other sources of revenue will be available. Sponsored By Knightt and acquaint members of St. James w cipled of clean manhood and service are deeply rooted in their be appointed, and I take pleasure retr«£U and retreat work. Surely Woodbridge will be able to make this campaign m assuring the Executive Board that Holy Name. natures. Former Prosecutor John E. Toolan once remarked the records at the Council Head- at a dinner of the Raritan Council that in all hJb yeans as a success. However the campaign is arranged it should pro- quarters' office are up to date and The entertainment under the aus- that there are very few outstand- prosecutor he never had before him a criminal who had been vide for receiving contributions no matter how small. In so pices of the joint retreat cluba of the GENERAL ing problems as far as the field or- KflighU of Columbus and the Holy a boy scout, and he held the office when the wave of crime large a community such a small amount as $100 in a month ganization is concerned. Name Society, held Wednesday eve- 1 amoag young men wa* at its peak. can be donated even in these hard times. To give to such a In conclusion, I nfish to express mng in St. James auditorium was to you men, my personal thanks and well attended and well received. A MASON REPAIRS Of course the resignation of Mr. Lunn and the end of his cause is not charity; it is giving to keep up tjie self respect appreciation for your co-oiieration moving picture at retreata wag shewn with me, and a sincere hope that AT REASONABLE RATt service will not mean the end of scouting in the district. The of the community. by Vincent Slavin, A. Coan, prom- the rUntan Council (will, without inent huuth Amboy attorney, deliv- troopa will continue to function. The members of the coun- The Woman's Club deserves credit for starting the move. undue delay, resume normal Optr ered the princijial address of the eve- l oper 1 cU will serve as far as they can, donating their services. But ment. It deserve* succe*. It will take hart work upon the ations and development so tlmt the ning on the topic "Laymen * Retreat* F. RANDOLPH LEE at San Alfonso" ad and director will be I part of tne committee upoo bbe part of life of every possible boy within, the beneficial effect* of « c« council area wijl bit 16 Gram SV PAGE SEVfflf .,,w>n!mlDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, MAY 26,1933 Tune Birds' Bill of Far, !l!lin,,, VIISB In the Ilritlsh mu Weevlln, Mny beetles, chinch buns, 1 ,lf,,ilcm mon dressed n» blnls nnd wlrewortnl,, crnnR nips,, cotton worm, "•„,, to the music of a flutist, prob grnsshnpperi, and crlcketd and the 60% ALREADY KNOW! rofr-rrlng to a theatrlcnl chorus. army worms, with hundreds of other 1 vnsft is dated In the neighborhood destructive Insects ure eaten by our 1 '.|l0 n c, anfl 18 of Grecian origin. American birds. THIS AD IS FOR THE OTHER 40 K««p Out of Gr.onl.nd W.tert ,|unt«Miin. "You Mocki, you Greenland allows no f "fll individual child, the preparation ne- any make of We uill test your at a prior. cesiary for teaching, the high respon- battery S/mrfc Vlug* FREE. sibility J the school is relatively in- COMPARE Construction, Quality, Price expensive. Let us all join hands to give to our young people the best possible preparation for life. Let us keep the children first.

Ru.ti Message A seiMiy i-iiii'iTil ii tuk>i;rii]>li office In Iinlln anil haIKIIMI In u inessnge. MUNICIPAL SERVICE STATION The cliTk, lifter willing tlic- tiiessiiKi1, tuld liim there was something wrong Tel. Woodbridge 8-1280 Cor Rahway Ave. & Main St. WOODBRIDGE wlih the wordltit;. "No, enhlli, me VUitSlie Firffsfonc Jlii.'Mfnflnt "A Crnlnry o/Pro/rrcs.1," Chicago. .See llic/nmoiM Cum-Dlpjwil then Mntf matte In a modern Firettone tin ' know English," niild the num. Again tin.1 clerk ntti'iniitod to exjiluln to him thut It was worded wrongly. "Me k;iii\v EIIKIIKII," the sepoy declared haughtily and lndlgnnntly. "If you no To Those Who Are Desire- send, me report Superintendent Man- duluy." Then the message was for- warded. It read, "Come quick; father ous Of Purchasing Well dangerously dead."—Vancouver Prov- ince, Made and up to the Minute SUNNYDALE MARKET Painting Known to Indians f Painting was known to the Indians Styles of Men s Clothing, ho Inhabited the western plains of the United States, although of a crude GREAT WEEK-END SALE sort. On the continent of South Amer- We Say . . . . ica, the rough pnlnttng of pottery was known. The Central American tribes DAIRY AND GROCERIES VEGETABLES MEAT who succeeded the ancient Mayan em- pire knew "slip painting," 1, e., the SUNK1ST slipping In of colored clay on the out- STRICTLV FRJ§H ilde of pottery and outlining the MILK - FED BUY BOND CLOTHES illpped-ln portion with a contrasting ORANGES and colur, hut that art belonged to cera- LB. DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY- mics.—Kansas City Star. c LEMONS 15c doz. ROASTING VEAL4 DOZ. Radium Price l(eeps Up Radium Is one of the few substances FRESH, GREEN JERSEY FRESH which have not declined In cost dur- Eggs 15 AT FACTORY PRICES ing recent years. This Is unfortunate be-cause of the greut value of radium ONIONS There is no thriftier way and we know of no better In the treatment of certain kinds of LOINS OF PORK nay by which you'can save as well as have the opportun- dIncuse. For several years past, radi- FINE TABLE RED um hat been selling for about $70,000 i\ of thousands of garments to choose from. The Bond RIB - END f lory Prices per gram. This means It costs about $2, P. M. ,™. . „ .JM] *— A- Autiail IKMM and th* 01 WOODBRIDGE INDEPENnp fAGE K1GHT FRIDAY, MAY 26. 1933

Mr J'.hn M%;>r.. P. J. ' r The popular WoodbridKe dMipter* Well Thirty-Six Tables At Jiiia* RoMe, Mrv A-iarr Pr. ;.•••* <-r. of N*- Repr«Mtited At CooTention H f'v*k»T. Mn. WiVum K<-ir and TV-ma* Carrie, MG£ »«T«r»l Mr* T^rriT, Mr* H"iy> (*»-;«. J Mother's Card Party Mr- A. F. Sifma Alpha f*!i I«rr., TA:.- !{>vh n".-. Mr* O repr?«*r.;«d a*, '.he man, and her committee. Mr«. Anna contention of th- YOUR WANTS CLASSIFIED MM. T. X. O'Brion Genera] EtKhrfMr. Char!*-. Kennr, John Canrt«i*on. Mr*. PH*r Koh4«. Mrf Lake Wavayanda. Chairman Of SucceMful Af r».jlfie;d. Mr*. R. K«itmr. Mr« E4- L*>»nd Reynold* »nd Mra. William camp. !ajt we»k-er BATTERY SERVICE w»r T. M-D-r-r.^".. Har- Row*. «*rv*rl a dellriin" d:nner. T>.» t Kr< Jinsw HaHmr Short. Mildred Jk»ir*r* and Dorothy Mr.. Horh T Battery service. Oeneral a r'' in tbe chapter; motive repairing. We special^,-, W:!l;am fjold»r., Mi» Etr»f Carnp'if>r.. Plii chirter adTi«- OR generators and starters. Abo Str • ,. ... by M;« Ka-hrrr. P.jan. G«-T«T» Mirer, j her? carburators. 742 State ?tr» - :r«ri of the eighth grade rtu- County Pr«M Clnb M«H» At Kehrer, Rae Osborr T taW, R<-rr and lunch ronm5. Gas, M:»» Anr.« I>?t KtXy. Th* regular ironthlj mw.lnir of town and Mn. Ro ar^: ri E e CATERING <-i Ny Mr». O c Dunifrar and a Mr», J-hn r.rrtrry-t. Sr. •--. S Har MiiTi-J- .™ ac«V^ FIVE \ I. lar»<: sr.d capable committe*. <.h» Mb**i«*e* Countr Pre*« Cub *a-> Dreiel HilL Pa. Th * 'io',r prii», a quarter Uin '•' Fan-Tan: William Go:d»fl, h»id Mcnday ereninp at th* home of JOHN'S D I KER —CORNER ,,j coal, ( , r>".e<^iTe Serjeant and Mrs. Georpe No »J ac»» Super Highway Route 25 'i-nafrd av J. J. Bitting-, ro Final Meeting Of Auxiliary Amboy -avenoe, Metochen Ph ' »war •1*<1 to NVhan Patten. Special M:M Mary KrCar.17. i>"r*« Svi-.- Ke»t:n(t, in Decker plac*. Eitner J « c«»ti. , awar »n. Mn J»-ai!p".e Randolph. M..«- ; Held At Heywood Home For aJ» cantelW b«for» th« 6-2097. W« cater to occasion. •• :- f l2..*/j r. fjid and a ptvh- Veetey, of tkt Iselin Journal w»= all types at prices fitting present ' w/,r'«: ', J.!*. wen to Mi'-« Mary I^n- Flor«r. •*• C'»!ey, Na'.hAn Pa*.t*n. fci»t and in tte abfenre of Pr«id«Et • •mbcr of iiu«rtio«i orifinally TTi»i'na< F"=r.'T. M'< LaP'Rta. Mr>. The fiaal meetir; f :''•* Lai:--] condition!. '',', 1 James P.,N'iUn. presided. D'urinfr :hc ord*r«l . REFUND will b* mad* TRADE FOR USED CAR ly. T" '.••r.-j/aytr . |jr,z*n iter« won J. BiyK M;s« Hthn Eiriwm. Mr*. boftnfiH >«Mion. Mr. Keating- ro ap- Aaiiiiary of the Tr:r/:y Epi5cora> eicrpt in ca»«i coalracU A. B. Jvhv.-r., Mn. Jam*« Leaiy, WILL TRADE :.otnt«l to the investipa^nir kom- .church wai held M -.^ay af-.^rr,-, r for (rood J-i-d ^ar. Wnte iv-ing LOCKSMITHS Finr. Nfr« I>*i.. Mn. T. X. O'Brv-n, Mn.,J. E r.h-m. M:«. Frarce? O"- at the home of tr-.- r-re«ident. Mr' ACCEPTEi) CO, Bntn. mit'.*e of the club. The nfit .meeting ytar ar.d rr.ake • ' «r to B Mr- M.-.-ha--! r^J-y and Mr* E. Co->- -*-.:\ be held Monday. June 26 at tbe' Harry Heywood. ir - a-^rbilt Place UNTIL D. DEKOFF, LOCKSMITH^? R*fr«shm*ri:« wtrt si?rT*d at ths Tentative plans -xtr* rr.ade for a Woodbndi-t- lnd-?pc-ndfn:. nnith, general repairing, *.-,f i 'I'** ',f the bwne of Mr. ar.d Mrs Chartes Ander- 10 A. M. W. I. 3-10. Pr.7« in (f&mf-? Trer* awarded a« strawberry festiv,-.'. :••; bs held or. FHIDAY MORNING for p.bUca- opened and repaired and combi to\U,r-. Br-.dir?- Mr=. A. fj. SaJhvan. nr,r. in Woodbridg*. R*fre«hni*nt« June 21. The ioV.^nz committee tions changed. Ice skated shar< were lerved. . tion th* jam* d»y. Mr» f,*'ree O"Bn»n, M,-« ColrtU was appointed to <•• -r.plete arrar.?e- ened, saws filed. 154 New Br-;r' Gra^,=am, Mr*. tataUr.o. Mr>. Ray Rrr. Charter Dam Speaker Thc>« present were: Serjeant and.. menU: Mrs. Walt*: K. Brc-wn. Mr. wick avenue, Perth Amboy. Ph • How«;'. Mr^. John Eg»n. Mu> G«nt- At Mother - Son Banquet Fri. Mr*. G Keating, Mils Ruth Wolk. W". Ballinjer, Mr; Geor?e A. Mc- WANTED 4-2222. ., Ti«-» O'Br>T!, MM. J. J. Grate. .IrjVjn Mi«' Helen Splomon, Mi&s Alice C. Uurtlin and Mrs: E. M. Sa-.tler. Egir,. M '% Mar>- Burk^, Mr? J. B Reverend C'r.««.'.« L^-"1 ['('•/r rf Trainer, Mr and Mr?. EJwin Rar- The,meetine wa,= r*ned with de- be cheap HACKETT'.- SERVICE STATION— RESTAURANTS votionj led by M'- M. Ful1«rton. PIVNO w Jo^r,--'n, H, M'^ab*. Mr< William :/•.*- F.r-' Pr«^byteriar. church t>{ yon, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aqcila. Box L. d nr, S.ii-r Highway No, -•'• Ave- Jo*!. Mr«. E. <4?\ir\:L>r.'lard Account? AccopU-d WALTER'S INN — FormerlT^i Coi'j- sr.d Mr«. Jam'.< Qjsid. '.'?.*• M'.th*r • ?^n Bar.qif. of the Windsor J. LAIQS, Charles Artder?on. upper division mef.r.r. 'r.eld receTi*.- WAITED — Small Farms; in and Hero." Open day and ni(rht. Echo, 737 Rahway awnue, \V Pir.oc:*; J^»pf,:ne Siloko'ky, Har- Vojntf Mrn'' Bfr.-r.'rr.iod of the Meyer Rr,»«-nblocm, Andrew H;la, ly in the Trinity cV .-:. n Eliiabv-.h. around Woodbridfe Township. A. 'S-.ar.dhv-i ruri-nt. Phone Woodbridge bridge, N. J. Light' lunches ?<-1 old f r- we. Mr-, rhar!*^ Eraun. Rus- Prbyer;arj c.r. ^rcr. Frday. About Dani*! Fimiani and Thomas J. Breh- • RefreshmenU » :•: ;or.-ed dur.ng H. lie Young, Avenel, N. J- free on Saturday night«, Darv *e!i Irjr.n. Mr=. Williarr. Whakn. f-rty rr.r/'.her' ar.d •on.^ *- re present. '.he «ocial hour. ; nan. W. I. 2-10 tf. w, 1, i'>* 'W. 1. 5-26; 6-2, fif 16* HELP WANTED — MALE CARTERET MOTOR SERVICE— FRANK'S PINE TREE INN A CANVASSER. G««er charge. I'l Rahway. Phone Carteret 1657. Woodbridge 8-0577. WANTED—A Band for outside ad- 1 7-21-33' W. I. 5-26; 6-2, 9, 16 ver.iMng purpose. All ?c-a.«on job. SAVE YOUR OWN LIFE AND SAVE ;<-.v R---ta\:r:in:. Hiphway No, 2o. WHEN YOU BREAK DOWN CALL Phone Rahway 7->t57f> p.f-ar Firtho^-t. Avenei. Woodbridife 8-2305 Clov«r Leaf A. Pichatski, Prop. W. I. '-2''. Garaiire. Frank Lenches, Jr., prop. The MAPLE TREE BEER GARItK • Expert auto repairing. Gasoline—- Invites you to a o:].e—tires and tubes. Body and FREE ROAST BEEP SUPPEli fender work. Super Highway Route Saturday Evening, May 27, lit:;: THE LIVES OF OTHERS! 25, Avenel. »• At the Maple Tree Beer Card* r 7.7-33' Rahway Avenue Avenel, N. .1 W. I. 5-26 ATTRACTIVE five-room apartment. LAFAYETTE GARAGE — AUTO How 20,000 Die Every Year on Our Highways All irr.provenient.v Steam heat. 539 servic* to the minute. General j SHOE REPAIRING auto repairing. Day and night Rahway avf-nui-, Woadbridge, N. J. i wrecker service. Gasolines, oils, ac- iv. i. -i-\- .'.. IF YOU WANT economy and reli- cessories, storage. Paul Popoviteh, able work, call at Ideal Shoe It< - Prop. Super-Highway 25, Wood- pairing Shop, 77 Main street. Men'a bridge Township, Metuchen, N. J. soles and heels, $1.00. Ladies' her 1 . Phone Met. G-0936. 20c. Work guaranteed. ;w. i. lo-n* tr FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL \\ RKNT 4 clear, rooms and Bonip's Garage, Perth Amboy 4- TAILORING • a:r.. l.-'-.v rtr.t. Bamford ave- 10031. All kinds of automotive re- pairing, wrecker service. 24 hour O. P. YOUNG—TAILOR AND Fl i: service. 188 Amboy avenue, Perth rier. Cleaning, Pressing and I! ! Amboy. pairing orders called for and d(-l ROOMS FOR RENT ered FREE. 71 Avenel street, A-.. ,ii VERY ATTRACTIVE BED-' «• *• '"' nel. Phone Woodbridge 8-1716. I'.OOM.S with private family, near W. I. 5-26 School, .-uilable for school SPEEDOMETERS ! rs. Will accept Baby Bonds HAL-S SPEEDOMETER SERVICE TRUCKING jaymi-n: for rent. 0.7O Maple • _3;1 Madi50n aVenue, Perth Am. Woodbridge. ; boy. Phone 4-1728. Vacuum Tanks, TRUCKING, local or long distance; \ Fuel Pumps, Windshield Wipers re two tracks at your convenience paired. Also auto repairs. Phone Woodbndge 193. John Thom- W. I. 7-28-33* w, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. HENRY F. NICKENIG FOR RENT BUSINESS Trucking and Moving 560 Maple Avenue DIRECTORY Local and Long Distance •'. room- and bath, large living 427 East avenue, Sewaren r'.'.m. -ttam heat, garage, rent, i Tel. Woodbridge 8-1223 UPHOLSTERING One killed, 2 seriously injured In S-io. :IS war. Automobile accident A DFATH J. H. Concannon SAW FILING In Hittil aro ronsorvalivcl) Jersey crash due to faulty lights. Real EsUU CHARLES SERMAYAN—Upholster- EVERY 25 Leading all mechanical causes of N. CHR. HANSEN —ALL KIND? f| ;it 2, a death «'very EVERY - every day. ovory nighl. DAY AND NIGHT, 57 FOR RENT —- Five and six room toothing or change of teeth. Gen SICONDS blamed for IS per cent of deaths ing. Special price for this week. 28 Aiiwriran army durinK caused by defective mechnuism and houses. All improvements. From Main St. Phone Woodbridge 8-1217. eral machinist. Sewing machines tidier waft killi'd in action operating as a cause only half the $20 up. De Young, Avenel. Phone repaired. Razors sharpened, too: (10111 wounds every 124 inin time, in hours of darkness. Woodbridge 8-1220-J. MOVING and STORAGE grinding, scissors ground. 145 Fay duriiif; our participation. W. I. 3-10 tf. ette street, Perth Amboy. j MOVING AND STORAGE—Prompt W. I. 7-28-33* FIVE-ROOM HOUSE—all improve- ; service and careful handling. Jas. j ments. Inquire 76 New street, jMc Collum, Inc., 123 Irving street,', - A Classified Adv. Wffl Sell It — Woodbridge, N. J. ! Rahway. Phone Rahway 7-1245. W. I. 3-3tf AUTO SUPPLIES

USED TIRES FOR ALL MAKE Cars. Also new and used replace-; ment parts and accessories. 24 hour' service. Borup's Auto Supplies, 188 FOR SALE—Five room house with'; Amboy avenue, Perth Amboy. Phone bath and all improvements in Row- < 4-0031. land place. Telephone Woodbridge j W. I. 7-7* Farm 8—1710. I. HOUSE FOR SALE — 6 rooms and ! AUTOMOBILE PAINTING MARKET bath; all improvements; garage;: CARS PAINTED — $12.00 COM- porch screens and awnings. Apply I plete job. Truck* $15.00 and up. •1-1\ - 2G SMITH ST. Woodbridge Independent, Box A., j Cars called for and delivered. State Wnodbridge, N. J. ! Garage, Superhighway No. 25, 43 Ed- PERTH AMBOY '.. ~, - HJS -r-iSt gar road, Rahway. Phone 7-0244. W. I. 7-28* ROASTING PORK Women Ki*»ipg Each Other STEWING LAMB The OUR1 tiijs (hut e\i'ry lime he FARMS — Belonging To B«ts 11 woman kissing utiuther ivwiiuin BOILING BEEF FEDERAL LAND BANK OF it n-iiiimls III in uf t.vo prize lighters SPRINGFIELD, acquired by fore- Blinking liaiiiU ln-:'urt lliu siurtinj; yong sponsible but defective tail lights are also blamed. Of 1,530,- closure, FOR SALE, OR RENT. Will , is nnii! Lower left, a skidding accident in Detroit killing one and ser- be sold for part cash, and balance iously injuring another. Skidding or failure to use chains; 583 cars officially inspected in Pennsylvania, 270,714 had financed by long term first and sec- causes 11 per cent of deaths caused by mechanical defects, j faulty steering mechanisms; 547,203 had defective brakes; ond mortgages. For particulars, in- a figure that could be reduced by ordinary precautions. Low. quire of George J. Plechner, Nation- 738,703 had defective tire*; and 1,119,932 had defective al Bank of New Jersey Building, Ntw er right, the car in the china shop at Mercer, Pa. Defective lights. Only 312,344 cars, leu than 21 per cent, were in good Brunswick, Is. J. brakes caused 19 per cent of the fatalities due to mechanical failure in 1932, The "big three" mechanical causes of motor condition. Negligence of equipment is accountable for many murder in 1932 were skids, bad brakes, and defective lights,! deaths. Death toll in 15 years was 325,000, more than kill- with faulty lights leading list. Headlight glare is largely re- ed in all our wars. ;AUTOMOS ON THE SCREEN The Story 1U27 HUDSON COACH 1926 Cadillac Coach of Your 1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet Generation 1928 Stutz Coupe 1927 Buick Sedan CAN YOU AFFORD TO RISK DEATH OR Lake Avenue. Garage, Metuchen, PORK N. J. Phone 6-0851. W. 1. 3-31 VEAL CHOPS Garden Tractors, Fordson Tractors POT ROAST INJURY BECAUSE OF DEFECTIVE BRAKES Farm Machinery, New and Used Great Bargain. Apply Ellis Tiger Co., Gladstone, N. J. Tel. Peapack 321 (H/UUIl SKkfOM HEADLIGHTS, TIRES OR STEERING GEAR? W. I. 5-5 to 6-30 IKHAIt AkLIM M AH r SklAN JIAN HIR1HOLT IF NOT - THEN POTPOURRI International Date Line Halfway around the orld from the "given meridian* at Creen- THE SIZZLER5 LET US CHECK YOUR CAR FOR wkh i» an imaginary Hue running WABC FAVORITES froi pole to pole which marks the place where each new day begins. EDDIE WHITE It follow* the 180th meridian «i- DEFECTS TODAY - FREE cept where it deviates to avoid dl Juit A Big Boy" vision of countries or islttntU Such LEE PORT SIRLOIN STEAKS MARTIN'S SERVICE TRAUTWEIN'S GARAGE n plan eliminates the fonfualou that would otherwise result DOTTY RIB LAMB CHOPS STATION Chrysler * Plymouth e. 1(11. Wilium NtwipsiHr Union Amboy Ave, & Dunham Sale* and Service Specializing in Overhauling STARTS TODAY First Episudf of Brake* and Re-lining Amboy Ave., Woodbridge Swan oa War Path Phone: Wbdg. 8-0701 An Indignant »wan held up traffic on "THE THREE Phone: Wbdf. 8-1151 Antrim road, Belfast. It bad been MUSKETEERS" chased by a curious dog and dually SNYDER GARAGE SCHWEN2ER BROS. found Itself OD the tram line* it GARAGE «howe

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nection with the following improve- U, Trunk S.w., ^^ I»«lin • Coloni* Trunk Sewer. FIHST DAY OF JUNE. A. D., NINE- street one hundred (100) feet; - A Clawifled Adv. Will Sell[lt ments : TEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE thence westerly, parallel with Fifth t. Tb«t Uetin Sawar Extension No. 1 and ISELIN TRUNK SEWER. \ iiuiuru uoto »uys the female apldwr Towaship Clerk. No. 2. at two o'clock Daylight Saving Time street, twenty-five (25) feet to a ASSESSMfeNTNOTICE MICHABL J. COLL, in the Afternoon of the said day at point; thence running northerly pta- ^'"••iliui's tuU her mate. Probably NOTICE ift hereby given that the Dated: May 23rd, 1933. Itelin Trunk Swwer. • JOHN COYNE, u B. J. DUNIGAN, the Sheriffs Office in the City of allel with First street, one hundred u-ita.iii i1(. duBKu't eat her U be- WAYNE COX, Board appointed for makine as- ASSESSMENT NOTlfE Township Clerk. New Brunswick, N. J. (100) feet to the point qt place o( *"•••>»• Blie'u aisatsree with him, Msessments for benefits accruing from Assessment Commissioners. BEGINNING. the following improvement in. the NOTICE is hereby given that the Dated: May 23rd, 1933. Dated, May 19, 1933. All the following tract or parcel Board appointed for making as- of land and premises hereinafter The approxlrouta amount of the Township of WoodUidge, County of W. I. 5-19, 26. decree to be satisfied by said sale Middlesex, has fixed Monday, Jun« sessments for the benefits accruing ASSESSMENT NOTICE particularly described, situate, lying from the following improvements in NOTICE IS HEREBY GtVEN that is the sum of Three Thousand Flv» pd by ladka 6th, 1933, at eight o'clock in the eve- SHERIFFS SALE and being in the Township of Wood- 1 1 the Board appointed for making as- Hundred Seventy Dollars and Forty- "i^iwiluw's famous poem, "The ning Daylight Saving Time, at the the Township of Woodbridge, 1n the IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY bridge in'the County of Middlaaax County of Middlesex, has fixed Fri- sessments for the benefits accruing —Between LOUIS W. FBANKE, and State of New Jersey. seven Cents ($3,570.47), together '•'•'•Mftii in Armi)r," was lniplred by Memorial Municipal iBuildum Wood- from the following- improvements in wits the costS of this sale. '' ''mis of au inaimi, and ngt a Norse- bridge, New Jersey, for the hearing day, June 2, 1933, at eight o'clock in Complainant, and HELGB CHRIS- BEGINNING at a point twenty- ; the evening Daylight Saving Time, the Township of Woodbridge, in the TENSEN and INEZ CHUISTEN- five (26) feet easterly from the cor- Together with all and singular the.e liu of all parsons interested in 'he as- County of Middlesex, has fixed Fri- rights, privileges, hereditaments and sessments for the hunefitu in connec- at the Memorial Municipal Building, SEN, his wife, et. als., Defendants. iwr formed by the Intersection of Woodbridee, New Jersey, for the day, June 2, 11)33, at eight o'clock in Pi. Fa. for the saje of mortgaged th<> easterly line of First street with appurtenances thereunto belonging; •tion with the following Improve- the evening (Daylight Saving Time), or in anywise appertaining. £*rly Wor.Wp af CaU ment: , „ heating of «11 persons interested in • premises dated May 15, 1933. the southerly line of Fifth street, and 1 the assessment for benefits in con- at the Memorial Munictyal Building, ••"< Yii-i'e worshipped by the BSgyp- Ford. Sew«r Eitemion No. fi. Woodbridge, New Jersey, for 'the By virtue of the above stated writ, running' thence easterly along the ALAN H. ELY, Sheriff. "HI Uoiiiestlcirted by tueiu before, nection With the following improve to me directed and delivered, I will southerly side of Fifth street, twen- I MATTHEW F. MELKO, Woodbridge Trunk Sewer, , Sec- ment: hearing of all persons interested in -'•«:• lit lug oldest manuweuts of the assessment for benefits in con- expose to sale at public vendue on ty-five (26) feet to a point; thence $24.78 Solicitor. tion* 1, 2 »»d 3. B*rkal«y Court 3«w«r, WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY southerly and at T>eHt tingles to Fifth 1 W. I. 5-20, 6-2, 9, 16.' Avtn.l Spur of th« R>hw«y V.I vm »ct •T T fidd QA C«vwr$ Kris' OU) FAMJAR FACES - - HENRY GJ11TW

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Munr A. A AB R Haitk. cf a Ronaneti, If o Timinski, o Zalt. lb 0 3b .... 0 2b 0 Sobrty. rf 0 Heenan. c 0 41TC RACES Dan:e!;. p, cf 0 0 Port Reading Cloven Victori lto P •••• Thi. SUNDAY, MAY 28 in Double Header; Home Lot 34 0 7 SEE HANNON AND SALL Score by innings: RENEW THEIR FEUD The- Port Facing Clover, won a ^* K(?re*liofit ** ,. IN A RETURN SPECIAL 10 LAP RACE :^W'l A' !^ Horn, run,, Kri-am! Ma | Barroru Drop Fir»t Court THRILL TO ONE OF THE BIGGEST ™ are from Perth Amboy. Fr.^ .« ^SonraTtrft on :i Lattaozk) Shots Out j Match Of Sea*oa At Amboy •«r w-h<-d f.<- fir?: frame for the. £*«• a; Ma'jrer, 3. I" - FIELDS EVER ENTERED -HERE i Ir.-. *>V -•:•'.:r/izn hisrh v.hoo'i *.er.- oat h:u it t Perth Amboy, 1 to 0 |L- '.*t.-. :.r--. :"•• ftrH match Of 'hf- 6 - BIG EVENTS • 6 i-^A-.r. ".-. •.; Ti^igT.ii'.r.ng r.va! Perth v "iupptd ti>e . Vi t-v o limit* A. C To Thre* Well A.- '.v :r.:£ wr^rk. The WOODBRIDGE SPEEDWAY tW week. P*JCJ(O •••»• rs:i:r'.-*T«~.r.g»:r= wtre :fi ! Scattered HiU A* Field Club !iay.;;,~apT.'«i by lack of adequate ',-j".- T>"U«*d game n. more of al >n 1 inning; off .Dani.h. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. iray by VarOuny T.h the ' Rack* t p Another. <:>-.: pr»c.ict. bat •*•:*.£. a few mort cir.vh." The" Port.? scored eight runs ^p--.L mpire, Cbns ADMISSION — INFIELD 55c r-jind iwo •hVy should i'n'ihe ftr?t fnning to practically ?«w ; er—Archie t>*r ar.o Trwko, witi & iSEi/rov«r,-.D> in f^nc. jp the tilt. Zuccaro fanned wn and 12,000 Grand Stand Seat* • - - $1.10 "Ac*" LAV .-v.itd '.he w« 5SVM from com- avowed eight hits -while his raat« pa:r of hi'-* af^fc*.^, -»«;r* the only £>**.- s 1 Vi 0 Tax Included iridfc* X-kV. piete :orj- of Senft got .0 Kerly for fourteen, Tkimkini of Ik* P*U >r» vo nvL e'.t more thin oce. The C. here. S ;y the over th.e Ar aad f.nal 5*t of Either Zuccoro or Fratterl will "To think alua^B o: xht ;...- A.A.A. Hfcrif;iion':d\,rl>iif-. SpfcMiway EVERY .SUNDAY. hMf t*c- j Ho-»*il. ranking Eiinber one man, in a Decoration Day contest. irylnj to drive one of pour v. injrs. .i t'.-s., wita'st-jVi'Tas obcrioMly v?T form ir. h:s singles Scores by innings:: macliine wagons always tn re-. ski look over •zsivtiA' jrA> i'.r tht imavch agaiaft; E^5*nber? with the- Riversides .... 202 100 000—5 krttn-. Tb* :• •' Aasboy harien jres-jh the Amboyan -»on two straight Port Reading Oil 010 22x—7 yielded but -.- I"" 6-3, 6-2, to win the match, How- 4rrve* although tho»"ing plenty Royals 012 032 000— S ; Firtt Clxmical Societjr " ' iz~ vcortc its jone t&lry r P00 100 02x—11 ! in the first. £ of powerriackwT control T>yrel lost Port Reading The first chemical solely ba'* on ball; a *r r»Koismao -werne rei;r«ldr*w a. Weinblatt in the num- world was founded ID I'hUa-J-. NATELSON'S GREAT ber nro sng-le. aft«r patting up stiff the year 1792. He r.ole fret.-.: -tr,t to t'r.:.-d on er- — Clarified Ad*. Bring Besnlti — ror by '.he ci'..;.tr ir.d scored on Sa- opposition in the Srs set and «how- biat's -sriJd j.-%:.r-. Ri:i:es by the Am- ing a iei down in the Sfecond. Weiri- b'jya&i IE t*t wver.t'fc sod tsgbth inn- blatt won by T-o, !>-4. ff LIQUIDATION SALE ing wtrt n:pj*d it lit bud by Lat- rman put up the best opposi- tanzio. tion of the day when he wa; defeat- The t^i score: t(J by I>jr,n 7-o, 7-5! Howell and Fidd Clab ' Ptck dropped the fir=t doubles match Studebaker offers you hii STILL IN FULL SWING AB H against Rosenberg and Weinblatt by *-- Ma-ittv. cf i 0 coming out on the short end of two No u*e beating about the bush . . . WE will be tpellbound 'with amazement! sets 6-1, 0-2. Senft and Leeson won F. Latur_z>/, SJ-

All Sales Cash—All Sale* Final—Ch arge for Alteration* Where Necessary n.y.k.ii.t.:.t, knd New Doyer Speedway Will BOYS' SPORT t'-t Y.-..»•». liirr K'.. = « -.: t ». ut Automobiles MEN'S SHIRTS "BOSTONIAN" SHIRTS ':, :>•.•> ?\ ¥'* i'j 87 ^.-:.^.^ <.' th* HAM •)*>• ir l.-.t HhtrifC* and operating ease. Practically everything you've been aim at, the beautiful ntw Dover iipeedway, iocated on Stale High- accustomed to doing physically is done for you auto- MENS' SOX BOYS' WASH SU way No. I, will be the scene of this matically by me^ns of 12 uncanny "mechanical braun MEN'S STRAW State's only sanctioned Three-A meet ; HATS '-^* *.. 1 Htalt on Decoration Day afternoon when To start an Automatic Studebaker, you limply switch 75c C $1.95 General Manager Harry Ahrens pre-, VALUES 1300 VALUES senu his inaugural card. a key. And shojild you stall the engine, it automatic ill y VALUES $1.39 The Dover course, located in the j and immediately starts itself without your help. Vuu 21 picturesque hills of Morris County never need to think about spark, carburetor or choke. .-ir." tit adjoining the hihgway, is patterned BOYS7 BLUE after the famous Asoot Speedway, MENS' PAJAMAS \j*. Angeles, and engineers engaged You stop at the touch of your toe tip with Stuck MEN'S LINEN CHEVIOT SUITS in the constructionjiof the North Jer- baker's startling Power Brakes—greatest automotive sey drive declare it will prove to be $1.95 SUITS »t a li":«l In Int 1 advancement of 1933. And your Automatic Studebaktr $0.95 the fa.-.teiit one-half mile dirt; track VALUES $20 in the country. ' automatically makes its own smooth pavements. VALUES Clinch »ir*'l a|j- PIONEER Of FREE WHBEUNG 91 BROAD STKKKT ELIZABETH Tb« Uabylbuluu* of 4.0U0 yearn ago I.V'ltf are *a!d to bare lived In stone house* ItS.U H-. ALAN H ELY. STORE OPEN EVERY NIGHT — W. 1. t-li, id with bathroom*. E INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1983 PAGE Wukovets Bests Irvington In Fifteen Inning Duel, 4 - Ed Balog Hurls Effective Ball To Schwenzer Club Wins Woodbridge Netaters Bob Sail Takes Fast Gets Crack Support In Whitewash Asbuji Park Nine, 3-0 Final Half Title In Lose To Seton Hall Field In Hot Racing Tho Woodbridge high school nd- Bitter Scrap With Ace sterp bowed in defeat, before tho '''t^T^^^ Township Pin League strong Soton Hall Prep team Monday Card At Saucer Here Of Season — Frankie Jost, Hulteman Smash Triples on the Township courts. Seton Hall Upsets CrafUfmen While made a clean sweep of all matches Paterton's Pride Defeats John- Of Schoolboy Pitcher* To Play Major Role* In Win That Marks Barrons A« except the number three singles Leading Contender* For Schoolboy Diamond Fords Recs Nip Hoffners To match which was won by Stanley ny Hannon In Special Match Newman, of Woodbridge. Seton Hall, Jost's Single Scores Virgillo In I5tb| "^. Crownj In County. Prevent First Place Dead- with its powerful team, was a strong Which Thrills Large Crowd lock—Roll-offs Wednesday. favorite before the match. —Marion Is Threat. With the diminutive but very formidable Eddie Balog Howell, meeting one of the best II ,,ltl hing three-hit ball, Woodbridge won its sixth game of tho THE FINAL STANDING Prep school players in North Jersey, PRIMO CARNERA FLAGS Frankie Jost's single with Sam Virgillo on second in th«n 1 .,„„,, Saturday, by shutting out Asbury Park, 3 to 0, before lost to Reilly by 8-4 6-3 score. In fifteenth, gave Woodbridge a 4 to 3 victory over a powerful all the matches that) Reilly has play- Shaking off Milt Marion, St. Al- uiitl thousand spectators in the Asbury Parkatadium. The L Pet. ed this year, Howell was the first Irvington club, Tuesday afternoon on the Grove 'street di»- w 13 .692 bnns, L. L and Malcolm Fox, West- .,,.,.„„(, sported big league style all the way, pounding Boyar ScWenxert 29 man who has been able to take more ville. Bob Sail, Paterson's pride, won mond in one of the most spectacular baseball games ever play 14 .666 than three games out of any one set ', oijrht hits and givihg Balog alrfost flawless support to Hoffiwr 28 .Bl» his first feature race of the season at ed by a Barron avenue nine. The win, the seventh in eight FU 16 against him. Tyrrel was completely i,iirwa8h Bill Flynn's highly touted, proteges. The victory Fordt Rec. 23 19 .547 the Woodbridge tpeedway, Sunday starts, definitely marked Frank Kirkleski's team as one of the outclassed by Goll, last year's num- afternoon, when he traversed twen- ri the fifth consecutive one for Frank Kirkleski's boys and Fir* Co. 22 20 .523 ber one man from Seton Hall, who leading contenders for the Middlesex county and Central Jer- CrmfUmen 17 26 V4O4 ty-five miles in 27 minutes, .34 3-6 i kid his club &s otte of the foremost contenders for the Mid- won easily by taking two straight seconds before 5,000 fans. Johnny sey schoolboy championship. "Percy" Wukovets, whose strong, p 12 30 .238 Bets 6-0, 6-0. Tyrelj has not been right arm held him in good stead In the bitter pitcher's duel, :i,rx county schoolboy championship. American Legion .... 12 30 .238 Hannon, Conshohocken, Pa., was en- Team Starts Fut grounded out. The runner crossed the able to reach hia stride of last year titled to the pole in the feature by limited the usually slugging North Jerseyites to eight hits. Ha Ibridge wasted no time. Two which made him Junior Champion. virtue of his fastest time trial of 29 rubber on Kanuu' second sacrifice. Taking two out of three from the Newman afforded the b«Bt exhibi- was opposed all the way by that most promising twirler, Map- v(.n. manufactured On four hits, B«log CloTer Oa Slab CtafUmen, the Schwenzer team won 2-5 seconds but motor trouble devel- ion, who struck out eighteen and yielded ten safeties in a bril- ,„ ihc first and two in the sec- tion, of the afternoon when he de- oped in a special match with Sail In the meantime, our Mr. Balog the second-half championship of the feated Deutsch 2-6, 8-6, 7-5. After liant mound exhibition. Sterling support greatly aided Wuko- ,,, (rive the Barrons. a working cracked the whip over the Flynnmen Civic Bowling League in the final kept the Pennsy IriBKmttn in his pit ,,i Snm.Virgillo, first man up, dropping the first set 2-8 Newman in the twenty-five miler. Fox took vets as'much as.five errors by Irvington marred Marion's fine in a style that would have pleased matches of the season at the Crafts- staged a fine uphill fight and won the box work. V.Nuid went down to second on even the sternest big league scout. men's club alleys this week. The second money, Bob Hthn, Pomona, k y ment when Eddie Balog'grounded „..,., next two sets by close margins. lal., third. out, second to first in the frame In 'V sacrifice bunt t. Frankie Jost's The Woodbridge pitcher sprinkled his champions took the openers, 916-791 By the end of the third, the nines i * 't Kits dingy allowance of three hits over In the doubles Manning and Con- While Hannon impatiently chafed which the Barrons won the game, and 937-926 but dropped the third nolly. Seton Hall's number two were tied at 8-3. Prom then on, Wu- irsiinesiine, brought the runner the second, eighth and ninth frames. to the scrappy Crafts, 1021-987. in the pits. Sail wheeled hia Vance kovets and Marion passed out score- But when Sammy Virgillo banged l ViilVirgilll o was callell d out for It was not until the ninth that the doubles team, defeated Tyrell and into pole position and at the drop of out a single it was the sign for an luil The .possibilities of a first place- Peck 1-6, 7-5, 8-0. In this match the board goose-eggs with a clockwork thirdhid , JJost t scoresd d on Parkers got a man as far as second deadlock with the Hoffner clan were the green flag at the flying start, regularity whicn oddly silenced trie unprecedented howl from both th* single. but there was no scoring threat even Woodbridge doubles team corhplete- shot into a le«d which he held during Woodbridge and Irvington stands, averted when the Fords Recs threw ly outclassed their opponents in the fans who sat back somewhat agog I,,, second, after Wukovets fan- then. Klassford, Bruno and Boyar the monkey wrench by taking the the fifty laps of the final meet. Sail and amazed as the tilt developed in- the plea for the score and the pita inticnian poked out the second were the only A. P. men to connect. first set but lost their heads in the experienced considerable difficulty to retire the Bide mingling In a wild -^ third game from the aspiring Hoffs. pinches and dropped the next two to an outstanding mound duel. • hit, another triple. After Ku- Frankie Jost, the only batter to The second place winners took the with Milt Marion who tooled a fast Neither club scored for eleven con- conglomeration of sound. ii-uck out, Joe Bosze scored hit more than a single time, romped sets. Howell and Newman were de- Miller on the tail of the Vance for Virgillo went down to second while first two, 922-905 and 1084-906 but feated by Deutsch and Reilly in the secutive innings but the break came nan with a double. )ff with bbattint g laurels with a triple Were nicked in the final, 907-8186. The the first ten laps, but in the twelfth, in the end of the fifteenth after Wu- Karnas fanned. Two gone and the !.,|!ii-iilgc rung up its third tally and a single. final match of the afternoon by 6-3, Marion's car went sour and Mai Fox kovets had chalked up his twelfth winning run at the keystone bag. Recs wound up in fourth place de- 6-0 setsss. i venth by capitalizing on Woodbridge (3) spite the fact the third place Fleas moved into second place. Had Foxi a zero in a row for Irvington. Pop- Frank Jost put an end to the show Next Tuesdayy, May 30th, Wood- faster job, Sail would have had even by smashing out a long single which, \ p. errors. Balog got on on AB R II PO A dropped a pair to the Legion. id ill b ht t th Mth eyed spectators who wondered how nubility, stole second and Virgillo, 2b .... The Firemen swept Woelpers to bridgbidge wwill l bbe host to the Metuchen more trouble but as it was, he took much longer the thing would last, scored the runner, thereby bringing; ,|,,wn to third as Virgillo Karnas, e finish fifth, five games ahead of the team on thth e TownshiThi p courtst ; the checkered drapery about a quar- or at least, the pitchers, did not corn- to a perfect climax a most outstand- Jost, 3b Craftsmen, Woelpers and the Legion ter-lap ahead of the Westville pilot. ing schoolboy fracas. Zilai, ss deadlocked for tne cellar position. undmen Knot Series With Shaw, Linn, Concannon and Terhouse Irvin|ton T«Jc«« Lead Bonze, lb The championship roll-off for the 'jff were in the field. The visitors made their bid for the Legion Larrups Pair Wukovi'tp, cf season will be staged between the Fords By Winning, 3 to 0 Action. In Special Woodbridge Ready To game in the first inning, scoring two Huttemnn, If Hoffners, first half champs, and Sch- The special ten lap match race be- runs on a hit and a brace of errors. Kurutza, rf ... wenzera, Wednesday evening at the "Rookie" Lund's School No. 11 tween Sail and Hannon provided Miele reached first on Virgillo's mia- Of A. A. Boxmen 12-4 Balog, p Craftsmen's club on 3 and 4 lanes. line tied ite series with Fords No. 7 plenty of thrills and not a little color Meet Amboy Hi Here play and promptly galloped down to The low Bcore scrap between the Le- it one-all by taking their rivals, 3 to with the monstrous Primo Camera second. Druge walked. Miller's sin- I, Monday afternoon here. That waving the bunting. Sail won the af- gle drove in both runners. Smith hit I'M Hiibftrdmwit Or 33 3 8 27 17 gion and Woelpers will be staged the Kirkleskimen Prepare To Athury Park (0) same night on 1 and 2 alleys. ;ame was a pitchers' duel between fair in 5.36 3-5 after the lead chang- into a double play, Zilai to Virgillo Mils Gives Mesickmen Easy AB R H PO A The scores: mith and Antol until the fifth inn- ed four times in the five miler. Seven Avenge Only Defeat Of Sea- to Bosze. Yeitter reached first on Zi- ing when Woodbridge opened up to laps after the grind started, Hannon Paiumbo, a» 3 0 Craftsmen (1) son At Hands Of Cons—Tilt lai'3 error but Wukovets struck out Win Over Kenilworth — Lo- E. Crook, If 3 0 Naylor 168 169 224 icore a _pair of mris to clinch the appeared to be experiencing trouble Couzen. ,-als Us« Three Pitchers, Klnssford, rf 4 0 R. Simonsen 128 210 196 :ontest. Two errors by the losers al- with his Miller, the trouble which la- Is Important. Woodbridge knotted the count at Kravits, 3b i 0 F. Schwenzer 162 171 244 owed the scores. The third run was ter kept him in the pits to let Sail 2-2 in the last of the second after idded in the sixth on Gadek's double IIIL' tl'iwn » bombardment of Bruno, cf 3 0 J. Larson 179 202 197 romp off with the feature. The driv- Frank Kirkleski's championship two were gone. Bosze opened with a i, luN, the American Legion Boyar, p 0 A. Levi 164 169 1,60 ollowed by Smith's single. Smith ers finished less than a hundred yards bound Barrons will play Perth" Am- single after which Hutteman fanned, ml ;in easy time-upsetting the Hoenge, c ... 0 gave Fords four hits while his mate3 apart in the "supremacy test". boy at the Grove street diamond, Wukovets walked and Kurutza struck iv.,,rib A. A. here Sunday by the H. Crook, lb 0 0 13 791 926 1021 ollected three. Woodbridge played Qualifying H«*ti Monday afternoon, in a return game out. Bosze stole third and came honM .1 \1 to 4. After piling up a Fitzgerald, 2b 0 0 1 Schwem«r (2) rrorless ball. Hannon, Marion and Fox placed which may have an important bear- on a wild throw by Boughrum, Ir- ';/ M. Kravitz, cf 0 0 0 A. Simonsen ..._ 192 161 183 The score by innings: first in the three five mile qualifying ing on Woodbridge's trek toward the vington catcher. Balog walked. Wu- : . i live runs in the second and Fords No. 7 000 000 0—0 heats and Concannon took the conso- : 'linings, "Monk" Mesick's lads Marchetti, 2b . 0 0 0 C. Schwenzer J93 196 235 Central Jersey Bchoolboy baseball kovets piled into third then crossed Rlcketts, lb 0 0 0 A. Tunison 179 189 157 School No, 11 000 021 x—3 lation. Following are the winners and crown. Having dropped their only the rubber on Virgillo's double. Kar- i! riisy. ,lne Murtagh, who yield- time for the events: nj;lf hit in foucf™"1*8! wa8 Hmeleski 204 188 223 game of the season to Tex Rosen's nas flied out to center. Pemberton 148 205 188 FIRST HEAT — Hannon, Sail, Convicts, the Kirkleskimen are bent Came the third with a run apiece , . ,1 by Jim Bilai and later, "Lef- 27 0 3 27 12 3 States Pound Sharrie To Cop Shaw. Time, 5:02 flat. i;nv/.nak. The trio of pitchers Score by innings: on squaring up matters and tucking leaving the standing unchanged, 916 937 987 Ten Inning Battle Here 10-8 SECOND HEAT — Marion, Hahn, away their eighth victory in nine Miele flied out to Bosze. Druge, hit ..illy six safeties. Torton and Woodbridge 110 000 100—3 Linn. Time, 5:19 1-5. ! : i( k ^plil the mound job for the Asbury Park 000 000 000—0 FortURcct (1) starts. Following the Arr.boy tilt, re- by a pitched ball, went to second on Wisnewski 190 156 163 Getting to Ed Sharrie for 19 hits, THIRD HEAT — Fox, Riff, Ter- turns with St. Mary's and Carteret Miller's single. The runners advanc- ••. \ Thompson 194 209 191 the State A. C. turned in a 10 to 8 house. Time, 5:40 flat. precede the classic with South River, d on a neatly executed double steal. i iiiiiih, who rapped out four In School No. 11 Drops Close triumph over the Terrors here in a CONSOLATION — Concannon, Druge tallied as Smith grounded out, t i up:;, topped the batting. Tom Bagger 135 192 171 only other county team in the race Tilt To Eagle Tossers, 8-7 Flusz , 200 145 179 week-end game. Gadek, who went Bryen, Patterson. Time, 5:45 4-5. for the title. Zilai to Bosze. Yeitter grounded, Vir- -•?•» i tt'li ami Bodnar contributed the stretch for the victors, was nick- Hannon, with 29 2-5, and Sail with gillo to Bosze. (•ai-h. t)nly one man on the Le- Jenkins 186 204 203 Coach Kirkleski would not name a ed for 12 safeties by the States. He 29 3-5, were the only drivers to bet- pitching choice today but either Ed- In • -'.. -fc«lf • of trr failed to connect. Wesig- School- No. 11 dropped a close led the batting with four hits. The ter the 30 second mark in the time 1 • nningrming., after Jost struck out, Zilai tin- lone Kenliworth batter ((fam e to the heavayy Eii|?IEi|? e A. C, oof 905 906 90' die Balog or "Percy ' Wukovets will Hoffnen (2) game went ten. innings. trials. get the assignment. The rest of the singled, stolle second and thirthid and than one. Woodbridge S to 7, in a returt n matcth came home on the same play on American Legion (12) here over the week-end, The Lund- Nege\ski 172 225 158 lineup will be the same, that is, Bosze Korneski 166 212 186 at first, Virgillo at second, Zilai at Boughrum's second wild throw. AB RHPOA „ mm enjoyed a close lead until the Bosze was retired, third to first and ,li, :ti) 5 01 fifth inning when the winners tied Urbanski 192 213 189 short, Jost at third and Karnas be- 0 j the store at 7-7. The tilt then went Moran 181 193 162 hind the plate. Hutteman, Wukovets Hutteman fanned. 0 four frames befofrc the EaRles push- Perkins 212 241 191 SALL-HANNON RENEW FEUD or Balog and Kurutza will patrol Virgillo Bitting Star 0 ! ed over n run in the last of the ninth left, center and right. Getting three hits in seven trips 0 1 to clinch. Smith nnd Urban opposed 922 1084 886 Rosen seldom announces a pitching to the rubber, Sam Virgillo copped 0|Zumbo and Hansen on the slab. Ga- Legion (2) choice in advance but he kas Captain batting honors for the game, One of .... 5 W. Krohne 160 170 15 Joe Nehila, Harold Lund, Yaniak, his blows went for two bags. Jost, rf 5 1 I dek led the locals at the plate. AGAINST GALAXY OF STARS Lommonico 163 143 14 "OT" Otlowski and Andy Klager Zilai and Bosze chipped in with two . . f> 0 The score by innings: 0 School Nil. 11 060 100 000—7 Kennedy 177 138 15 Bob Sail and Johnny Hannon who stretch. So serious was the damage from whom to pick. The rest of the safeties apiece and Karnas added .... 2 will renew their private feud in a re- to Hannon's car that he was unable Amboy lineup will be as follows: rf, 01 Eagle, A. (' 113 110 001—8 J. Bernstein 151 150 19 one. Druge and Miller topped Irving- .... 1 Jelicks 155 169 19 turn match race Sunday at the to get into the big ra«e of the day— Bodnar 3b, Johnson lb, Beatty 2b, ton with a pair apiece but to Smith, Woodbridge Speedway may find the 25 mile sweepstakes — the big Nehila p or ss, Yaniak, p or c, Ya- who smacked a triple, went the honor 41 12 19 27 13 1 themselves pushed out of the spot- prize money which he had hoped to voi- rf, Pucci cf, Klager If or p. Kenilworth A. A. (4) Sewaren Bluebirds Slaughter 806^ 770 84 of poking the longest hit. Flea. (1) light judging by the number of hot cop. The box score: AB R H PO A Hess To Whip Elizabeth, 12-6 jobs entered for the regular AAA Sail lost no time in accepting the 4 Blind 125 125 12 Woodbridge (4) Blind 125 125 program. Sail "took" Hannon in challenge for another match race al- AB R H PO A lb 5 (letting to Hess and Binke for sev- their sensational 10 lap match at 1 4 Schubert 181 though the boys are having some di- Avenel Hangs Up 5th Virgillo, 2b 7 3b enteen hit", the Sewaren Bluebirds 154 141 13 Woodbridge last Sunday but the Con- cf 4 fficulties in deciding just where on Kftrnas, c 7 turned in n \i to C win »ver the E. Einhorn 164 154 199 shohocken wizard developed motor | Jost, 3b 7 rf 4 South Elizabeth A. ('. at Sewaren in this Sunday's program to stage this H, Deter 101 148 214 trouble just as the two of them were | Zilai, ss .... 4 a recent game. Dunham, who went fighting neck and neck in the home battle. Hannon does not want to take At Expense Of Essex 3 any more chances in losing his shot Bosze, lb the stretch for the Bird?, gave nine 769 693 851 Hutteman, cf .... p. -b .... 1 hits and struck out eleven. D'letz led Woclpcr> (O) at the big prize money and has asked Keegan Association Drops 5-4 Wukovets, p . rf, P 3 the Sewaren batters with four hits. J. Urbanski 156 164 150 the Speedway management to stage Battle When Thulleson's Kurutza, rf Tappen, Hath and Karnas chipped in C. Einhorn 167 156 170 Saints Beaten After this match race after the regular Balog, If 5 32 4 6 27 14 1 , with three apiece. Aaroe 170 173 183 program. Hannon wants to show Sail Drive Over Second Scores Conowicz 1 by innings: I The score by innings: R. Krohne 167 181 160 a few things about this business of Two In Eighth Frame. Sczewczwk . 1 •!t>! ul^f 032 000 133—12, Elizabet• h' 200 010 030— 6 174 Leading Six Innings .!'.v..rth 100 000 102— 4 Bluebirds 241 023 OOx—12 Jost 146 189 auto racing but doesn't want to crack up his car and be counted out of the Marty Thulleson's drive over sec- 806 863 &37 First Setback Of Season Comes Flr« Co (3) At Hands Of Strong Newark 25 mile event again. This Sunday, ond base with the sacks loaded in the Greiner 204 200 224 says Hannon, Sail will have to; break eighth scored two runs to give Bill Club, 6 to 1 — Hoyle Plays records to beat him to the finish line Miele, 3b T... 7 P. Einhorn 194 2*1 177 Perna's Avenel A. A. a 5 to 4 deci- Druge, lb 6 S. Osborne 161 200 171 Brilliantly. as the classy Miller job has been tun- sion over the William Keegan Asso- SEEN FROM THE SIDELINES ed up all week, by Gus Strupp, Han- Miller, If „... 5 Lorch 223 202 204 ciation club of East Newark, Sunday Smith, ss 6 By THOMAS J. BRENNAN Eycrkuss 190 177 164 •St. James lost its first game of the non's car owner, and auto race fans at the Seco field. The victory was the Yeitter, cf season to the Reiher A. A., of New-1 can look for the most exciting race fifth of the season for the Pernamen, Souzen,, rf CENTRAL, JERSEY CHAMPIONS? 972 980 940 ark, at the Grove street grounds, gat-' over Btagfld here. Ijist Sunday's Boughrum, When Frankie Jost crashed through with urday afternoon, 6 to 1, after lead- match was sensational enough and Thulleson pitched good ball all the way, limiting his opponents to eight Chobodra, 2b .... 6 single to score Sam Virgillo in the last half of the ing 1-0 until the sixth inning. The Es- had, Hannon's car held up the result Marion, p G sex county tribe coupled four hits might have been changed. hithtss anadd fanninfnnngg 10. He waas opposepp d Carolan, rf fifteenth inning in the Woodbridge - Irvington duel Brownies Win Fourth with two errors to tally four runs in While these two arch rivals are by Burke and O'Niel who yielded this week, he brought to a close one of the most the sixth to practically insure victory. making most of the noise with their nine bingles between them, 53 outstanding schoolboy games ever played in this Jimmy Keating, who went the return match, the list of entries in- Avenel trailed, 4-3, going into the Score by innings: section and by far, one of the greatest ever won stretch for the Saintat pitched fairly cludes the names of several crack eighth. O'Niel purposely passed Ken- Irvington 201 000 000 000 000—8 From Eagles, 11 to 5good bull, allowing nine hits and fan- drivers who might steal the play nedy, filling the bags to get at Thul- by a Barron avenue nine. That the victory marks Wbge 021 000 000 000 001—1 Bill Hoar Fans Thirteen, ning five but he could not match the from both Sail and Hannon. "Shor- leson. With two strikes, no balls and Summary—Two base hits, Virgil- Frank Kirkleski's club as one of the leading con- effective twirling of Hoyle, who, ;y" Drexler, of Louisville, Ohio, is none gone, Marty bore down on a lo. Three base hits, Smith. Struck tenders, along with South River, for the Middle- Clouts Homer With Two On while striking out only two, was able in for Sunday with a fast car; Mty favorite curve ana smashed the pellet out by Wukovets, 8; by Marion, 18. Marion and his Miller will havr to over thhe keystonkt e bba to brinbi g in sex county and Central Jersey schoolboy baseball to hold Woodbridge to four hits and 8 Bases on balls, off Wukovets, 0; cflf To Play Major Role In A. A. by a peculiar mastery have most of >e reckoned with] Bob Riff, Malcolm Stern and Petras wit!'h the winning Marion, 2. Hit by ball, Druge by yfn- crown, 18 generally conceded.) Victory At Grove. „ the hits ride into the mils of his 'ox and Yagle's speedy Everready runs. koveta. Double plays, Zilai to Virgillo/ Sports writers agree, provided both teams mates, robbing them of their poten- Jas Special may give the boys plenty The Keeganmen made a desperate to Bosze to Jost, Smith to Chobodra Piloted by the stellar Bill Hoar who tial value. Hoyle also sifriped batting if trouble; Wes Johnson is in with attempt to win the ninth but they to Mieje. Umpire, "Dutch" Brum- maintain their present pacea, the Woodbridge - honors with three hits in four trips his: fast job; Bill Snoop isf coming all were presented wit ha goose-egg for baugh, Caldwell. South River game here June 13 will assume major besides fanning thirteen batters, to the rubber. Valentine added two. the way from York, Pa., with a their efforts. O'Niel walked. Faas j Importance for it will not only be the most crucial smacked a home run with two on, the Dunn, Joe Murtagh, K#.h and Cam- Fronty Special that has been show- flew to Sheets, O'Niel going to sec- Woodbridge A, A. made short work ing'great speed; Park Culp in his ond oh a passed ball, Halpin flew to '•''••-t uf the wosonlfOr the nines but one which will have a defroito bear- pion hit once apiece for the loses. Woodbridge Field Club All if of upsetting the Sayreville Eagles, 11 The Saints will oppose the Keas- fine car cannot be ignored; Jimmy Thulleson. Smith, who had hit safely "i the settling of the Central Jersey championship. Having" disposed to 5, Sunday afternoon on the Grove- bey Firemen at Grove street tomor- Patterson, Willard Patterson, Tee three times, banged a liner to Stern Set For Three Ball Games; ' 1 Linn, Bill Troutwine, Chuck Tabor, for the third down. Stern just got his •.. 5 10 1 is now in better condition than it has R4%M. SmithLI JillLJI,i [3b 5 matches have been played since tl - "'""iHirated iu the scuffle with Irvington. After « bit of wobbly pUyintf Helps, 2b, p 4 1 De Luca, ss- ,. 4 110 been since ^itw construction. The Murray, if 4 announcement of , the participan 1 Budney, rf, p .... 5 1 Gaska, 8b 4 2 10 track is settling rapidly and in one J. Smith, c ... 4 was made last week. "'^ ^ginning of the season, the high school mentor spent considerable J. Baranowski, ss 4 1 Koski, If s 4 0 10 or two more races the officials hope Hyland; lb .... .'4 A Merwin defeated M. Kqwalcsy priming and remodeling his club for what he knew would be a tough Cla,rk. 8b 5 1 Alcomo, cf 4 0 10 to have ,jt nearly perfect. The en- Gill, rfl 4 7-5 to 64. I. Deter was the SCO '"•'l«l«. To the former Lafayette star's credit, he has built one of the Klinek, c, lb 5 L. Mi&ndi, c 1 0 i 0 gineers we striving to make Wood- Sheriden, ss 4 B. Beckman took two from 1 »i»«s ever to sport the colors of Woodbridge since the advent of Cnar- Dustal, ID, pi I Stephens, c 2 0 0 0 bridge an all weather track and rac- Burke, p Kroenjer to the wore of 6-1 and i 1( Garbowitki, p, rf 4 Hoyle, p „ 4 0 3 0 ing, will be possible here no matter O'Niel, p .... I. Deter was tr»e scorer. i'«hni and his crack champions. ' * ,..,••,.„ how hard it rains the day before or M. Sermayan defeated H. Iv«raonti '">« »»srt«U populace of the whole town is talking) of the possibilities 41 5 11 S24 13 6 89 even the morning of the rftees. The 87 9 24 13 4 8-1, 6-0. Merwin scored. %i 1 0* Central Jenev crown being brought here this year, If the boys come Score by innings: Score by innings: bad spots have been drained and If Score by innings: I. Deter took three games from R. l)U Sumvillille 0000 04Q 010— 5 Reiher A. A It (s claw at pielng time the entire Avenel 1 102 02x—5 Nelson. Score, 7-0,

- Harriet Turk wa« *>--t*d Impressive Ceremony In St. James By Large Audience A card party for the berv For Concert June 9 ient of the Sigir.a Alpha Pb. first Holy Communion the Sewiren Land and Watr ity. Pill Alumnae chapter <:•( \r.e • . >_ TheodorT~I J e Hoopu ** nlw^fi*Fift Fifth h r r inyrec*5:orj! church a*, a «up- 1 ,w-Thnmg. Chuixh To Witnws Annual Crowning Of High School Orchestra and At Mass in St. Jam** Churdi Concert In High Auxiliary in the clubhou per meetiiur of the <:rr»niiatson Of Bleaaed Virgin — New Members Received Into Sodal- ...... i.t,_ contract and auction bridjr Glee Club In Auditorium night in :h* Vme of Mrs. Yesterday Morning — ^'*-i Joftn G v Broir n The School Auditorium — played. Priies will be -- Exhibition—Gueiti To Play ™« . » ! *•'•" *««*< F. X. Lanfan Celebrant. ity Following Affair—Reverend Richard T. Ryan, Of H. Love Speaks. refreshments will be served other officer? elected irere Somerrille, Uncle Of Miaa Dallon, Delivers Sermon Mrs. Asher Fiti Randolph With Orchestra. Grace Toth. vice president; M:M A large c?a*« of ninety-nine chil- the prize committee. Ro*« Willis, recording secretary'; dren received their First Holy Com- Solemn Benediction At Ar ;r>tere;*:r(r program ha? beer MIM Alice Pender, corresponding -h^fifth^annuai band concert of the are: Mrs. G. R. Merrill, Mr? < munion yesterday mormny at the 9 Ann Abridge Tcwn.hip schools Friday Rothfuss, Mrs. F J. Adam, , prepared ?•••* try- ••'rrh.ifJtrn srd glee *«r«-ury, MIM Helen Kfhrer. treas- o'clock XiH at St. James' Church. p-u-nu Margaret Ryar., Marj- M club i-r.r.rtr*. '. be jr.ven on Knday urer. St. Jamef chLr -. ws- the scene of niirht in the high school auditorium. Seebach, Mrs. James A. O,n ; Rev. Father F. X Langan wi« thean impreasiy« crr-m ance? Proha'ka and hthe Theod're HOO^B? director of band Mrs. J B Zimmerman Mr, everr.r,/. J-n- .'. :r. '.he high *choc-! A report wa« given of the week- celebrant. He also preached the Remak. ) aodi-.> urn. F»r 'he orchestra, thu er.-i . nferenre at Camp Wawaysnda sermon. Benediction of the Most night when the jr.rwal crowning of After/the prpcc:;:e7; had en.e »VrL in the township conducted the liam Weiant, Mrs. C. A. Ph cocc^r: .= ar annual «ven\ H* for!*.«• week-end. The rhapttr was t I, f* "J«#, m/ikt ! £Hk l^Sa i_j Ills I OLI vllllmu A In rm M I Blessed Sacrament followed. the statue of the B't^ti Virgin took the cjiflrch, an arch was formed bann1 <*»n rr.dfly ment. iwl _. ._ . "»_*«*o- -n. i. the *l?t chb«. it *ili be their ini- a»-a:j«i three sivef «up«, one for The program of imi«ie rung by place. The ^cka: w *i.< beautifully tial appearance. The yp*ri <<••= rating first in the *ong contest; an- Ae cTildren was: "Avc Maria,' her attendant-* pa?-' cluh rrjmb+r" 12'"'. the t r*shn»r. |C:h*r thjrd in reports for the year'* decorated »««s- -Ileri to capacity. w>rk. and the third for the delega- I Mary. Dear«jt Mother," '"On My The Crowner. M Manraret Mary Shrine qf Our Lady club. •', irA ".he crefcejtra. 4 Firrt Communion Day," "0 Lorn, ton sang "Ora Pro The The program foil on-?: tion from the further! distance. Dalton, precidejr ..f the Sodality, ton s^ang Lra rro ,ne . JU«T ^HHH wnu «v,nw ••• «- , Mr?. Fred J. Adams, Mr* I'I I1 Am Not Worthy," and during the wore a lovely g v r. of ivory satin, Sodality then sang-Hiiil Virgin Spot- band, the first to entertain, plajed Ford. Mrs Harold Haydem O^rture. ' M'.dfurcirr.er ! Sapper was **rred at seven o'clock BetiedicVion. "0 Salutaris". "Tan- 1 a: tables decorated in blue and gold, i..,_, r made on prince me- , with a veil less Mother", while tKe ceremony of several short selection;. Arthur^HaJ, ^Mrj.^F. F.^Ar Dream." Mtndfi"-ohn, '••Trr.w.r and "Holy I. We of imported em'r joronty color*. Muses* toasts i p,.Blw .•icred net and athT c?owniiig took place and the The elections by the Intermediate Same." duches« lace cap CrowneC r and her attendants return- Baud follow: Demarest and Mrs, L. were sung by Mi» Rufh Tracey and j The children who received Com- ed to their place?. March. -'Activity'", Bennett. -ar.d ••O**r*ia»" from Miss Datton «-. - as'if.ed by the Walti, -Chalma", Bennett. m-jnicn were: Thomas Kath. Rober, crown bearer, r»art Anthony Following the Crowning, tne new th« Ba>t. -C .r-p-s/.*."' Dt!:b«. Tho*e Mr?. Rema«, John Whalen, John Olbriclf, members were received into the So- Overture, "Ambition"', Bennett. Schoder,, Jr.; thf :rarn bearer. Ellen Sodality Plans Party For "Trie HrMiver.'t R*-s.:und." B*i!:- John Boyle l MMary dality. Thev are: MMissei s AAnn a RRen-. March, "MiliUry Escort",-Bennett hover.. Uppw-cia*! G!e«' Cub. Connollyy; two '.'. '*erz, y awanx Frances Cagney. Elizabeth The Senior band, made up of high Closing Of Season May 29th "Come Le'. I • tv ike Bajrptpe P. Willism La'jntwn, Mr*. Ed^ar HdHardimai n andd RR a Ryan. The maiid Dunigan Eleanor Delaney. Margaret fchwl students played the following William L*ahy, WiUUrn Albvrtjon, of honor was tre i"rowner'5 sister, Sound." fr'm "The Peasant Can- M-'rg»nion, Mr?. Hagh Tompkin*, George Finn, James Keating, Ste- Everett, Elizabeth GraU^am, Sophie selections: MIT. Albert Jochen, M:»es Jane Miss Helen V. Do-. n. who was attir Plans for a party"to cloit thf- , tata" by Bach. Upper-class Giee phen Tomko. Peter FlurUh. Francis Hornyak. Eleanpr Kowalctyk. Mane March. "King Cotton , Sou.-^ son of the Sodtlity of St. Ja> Club Lodje, Alice Pender, Jean Wfljon. ed in a white la:" ?->wn with a tur- Blum, John McDermou, Robert ban to m«Uh T'p attendants wore Kowalcrvk, Julia Kish, Anna kisn, "Grand \Sar Marifh' and Battle church were made at a meeting • ' Calm A.' :he N;*rtr.," Bohm, fp- Harnt'. Tunk. Grace Toto, Rose Wil- Mary Gei?, Geneneve Krauie.'Hymn", from Richard^ Waj-ner« up h«. Margaret EJek, F.mily Paige. Golden, Edward Prohaska, Frsncis blue chiffon go-*r.~ »Hth matching the officers and promoters of th< per-e!a?« Gift <1ub. Ebenhok. Arthur Johnson, Thomas tnrbans and carr • i arm bouquets of Dorothy Lewis, Frances O'Brien, Al-era •Rienzi", Mose^-Tobani. ganization Tuesday night in 'Ma.'? a Dear' from :h« ' N>w Ruth Tr*c«y, " "' " _. • ,- Donal,d _Kerr ,• spnng flowers. E&ch attendant was ta Ryan. Eleanor Vcwlker, Jane Wi- ' Intermission James school. The date set f<,i •World ?ymphoisy." b-'.titi, l'pf*r- Rae Oibome, Helen theridge, Catherine Giacalone, Rita Part II Mannhc-rli. Weaver, Jowph Eak Frank i.^ompanjed bT . ]{.,u fo^ affair is Monday evening. May ' eUs.= Glee Ci-ft. ! y, Thomas Darcy. Edward be Joy, Ague? Baumann, Helen Ein-1 Overture, "Jolly Robbers", Suppe. Music for dancing will bp | • "('•-•me Sprr,?." Gladys P:Ur.tr. girls, who earner o(\;kete of flowers. Clarinet solo. "Concertina", Weber I Campion, Thomas Connolly, Diminic The Sodality -fficer?. attired in horn, Manon Turner, Elizabeth Due- ed by a popular orchestra. Th« Fre-h.T.an Gk- Cbb. iCundari, Joseph Simon*. William sak and Marion Suchy, by Donald Leila. pram will be very entertaininir Rev. Carl MeHber,f, New white and carry;n? spray* of blue Concert trio, Herbert. Uhas. G*->rge Commerton, David and white flower-, followed the altar An "Ave Maria", sung by the new refreshments will be served. Glee Hub. Methodist Mtniater, Given Edward Porkiem, Michael Samanko. boys. The o«c*r« are: Miss Mary memhers preceded the wrmon deliv- The Three Solitaire*. George E^po- -Old K-.n? Cole."' old English Herbert Ppnnger, Robert Siry, Al- Snyder, vice president; Miss Vera ered by the Reverend Richard T. Ry-sito. Charles Terzella, Raymond Wdcotne By Choir Sunday Wacfiter. tnne. Frerhir.ari Gite C jb. fred R<»«i, Frank Zwaitiski, Frank Snyder, secretar. ; Mis* Ethel Cam- an, pajtor of the Church of the Im- Please mention this paper vvi "Owd Night. G'J'HJ NVhi Be- i Dymarski, Leon Kazmark. Charles pion, treasnrer an i Mis; Geneviev; maculate Cc-nception in Somerville. Trombone novelty. "La5>u> Trom- buying from advertiser*. — loved"'. Pin=u::. Senior Bv- : Mar}- A. Romoad. Inna P.Iiska, They were foii-wvd by the promo- Crowner. Solemn benediction of the Cornet ?olo, "Tramp, Tramp, »:a- said by Tramp", Goldman. George Esposito. "Can': Yo" Hear Me CalV. Car- pal church, w>.< entertained at dinner C««««« M.ikiewz. Mary Hara- ten: Misses Anna Btrgcn. Mary Bob- Most Blessed Sacrament oline*". Caro Roma, Junior Boy-' Sarah Henrietta Crowe, Irene the Rev. John E. Larkin., as.-i;ttd_ by Selection, "The Merry Widow", by the church choir Sunday. zine, Ellen Camp, n, Mar)' Goulden, Quartette. Crubak, Mary Sullivan, Margaret Marie Grausam, Margaret Jordan, Rev. Francis X. Langan and Rev. Leharhar. Instrumental s-olos: Dinner was served in the Scnday Deak. Anna Studinslry, Irene Kor-Susan Murphy, Anna N'eder, Irene Charles A. Sutton. Variation.-, "Maryland". Short. 1. Piano A—"Prelude in C Sharp ?chool rxra a: taole.-i prettily decor- X\'*s. Lillian Bracken, Helen Remus, Somers, Kathenr- Thompson and The complete program follows: Waltz, "Militaire , Waldteufel. Minor," Rathrcianinoff; B—'The March, "St. Julipn", Hughes. ated with flower?. Rev. Mr. MtiJtverg Dorothy PriSre. Patricia 0wen«, Helen Van Tassel, wearing gowns of Procession. Litany; hymn, 'it I? Butterfly," Lavaiee, Mi«6 Edna Dorothy Langan, Margaret Virginia pastel shades and carrying bouquets. the Name of Mary"'; 'olo, "Ora Pro The general committee included Geigk the b!-a=ni!g and shon mfonc- Rvar. Helen Keheman, Jane Brod Me", Miss Margaret Man' Dakar; Martin Braun, Howard ^harp, Mrs. al taik> were given by Percy H. I>:-ck- ; )[ \in! The attendants were: Misses Ver- 2. f'!ar:r.tt. "Fair Rojmar.n." n a Dorotbv Valincnun McLeod, Fl rer.ee M. Ken.na, crowning hymn. "Hail Virgin Ppot- Frank Edcrar. Mis-; Stella Wright and Fntj Krti>!er, Donald LeNa. Mrs. F. F. Access and Thec-dors Carazanna, Josephme Cun-j Blanche Crowe, teanor Moii, Anna le&s Mother"; ri-ci-.^ional, "Hai!! Miss Bt-rtha Schermerhorn. dari. Margaret Ariine uesmona, itancik, Dorothy Farr. Mary Tirpak Holy ^ueen tnihroned .\o'j\t ; .., ,- - , Ed«ar. Venusto Ferr:o!i, 'e present wert: R*v. and Mr-. Anna Mecsics, Dorothy Silokoski, hymn, "Mother of Mercy"; reception and Henry Beecher. Stephen K. Wer- C. E. Meiiiwrp and chiidren. md Mary Krewinktl. Their flower 4. Violin solo. Arnold Christo Helen Makieweei, Dorothy Kolasark, il were: Kathryn Kotscn, Eileen of new members: "Ave'Marla", new lock was the business manager. phtrson. ' Mrs. F F Anises. Mr. and Mr?Emil. y Gewey, Anna Haydn, Fran- members: "Veni Creator Spiritus";. The ushtrs were; John Knox, Nor- Th*vd :re Marsfc. Mr. and Mrs. Raiph fright, Barbara Kenny, Margaret Tho guests ' f the orchestra "will ces Heath, Veronica Uhas, Dorothy offcy, Henrietta Crowe, Margaret sermon. Rev. Richard I. Ryan; hymn, man Lewis, Virgil Lanni and William be; Mi-f Julia Hoffman, Miss Aims .-*-aa!Ter, Mr. and Mr?. Georpe Mac- Harbark. Rita Nebel, Ruth CofTey, "Fount of Love and Mercy"; solemn ' Thurston. Workon^the^progi-am? Cjl!otrh. Sr., Mr. and MrF- P. H. Loc- rowe, Mary Pa:r;c:a Kenn>1 Eliza- Uhfcler and Mis. Singenfs-lter. ffC Rath Arway, Eleanor Turek, Eliza- •th Kilroy, Alic-r- Kowalczyk. Irrna benediction, "0 Satotaris Hostia done- l>y Mildre'" d' MacGarra" 'h and Ir- Elizabeth, who will play -.ioiaj; ker, Mr. and Mr?. Charlr* Acker, beth Weber, Kathleen Weber, Jos- lisko, Alice McUughlin, Alida Ar-' "Tantum Ergo", "Adoremus . ma [Jettr. George E>po>it'j, of Ford;, who will Mrs. A. R. Bergen, ML-se; St«l!a ephine Ebahak, Theresa Korzeniew- play the French Horn; Anthony La- Kelly, Mabel Treen, Helen Po««r. ski, Irene Nebel, Alice Kaczmarck, Zizza, of the Woodbndge Hi^h Mildred Hanson, Lillian B'jrge~or.. Ambrose, Nancy Aragon. Scrap) of Paper School Band, who wiii play the dou-Eveiyyn Schoonover, Marion Gillette Woodbndge A farmer purchased a number of ag- ble bass tuba. and George Gordon, all of town; Mr.! « .... _, _ . . CHURCH NOTES ricultural Implements from a London Including the fruests, the orches- and Mrs. Hendricka Alexander, of Announce Winn«r» Of School firm. When, after a reasonable period, tra instrumentation follows: Brooklyn. No. 1 Track Meet Yeaterday hi' Woman's Auxiliary of the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Thirteen first violins, eleven second •*reebyterian church will hold its reg-- Sunday ^ the awount was not paid, the firm sent violins, three cellos, six violas, one The resulU of the track meet held > season will be closed with a Selections, School Band. Come In and see it for yourself. Piano solo, "Flower Song," Inga Thergeson will assist Mrs. Nelson in tween showers. dinner dance at the Colonia Coun- METHODIST EPISCOPAL try Club on June 6. Members are Beherens. ntertaining. In spite of the dryness, this country Chorus, "The Evening- Playtime,': Rev. Carl C. E. Mellberg, pastor. Is Inhabited, tor small streams, com- ;,rr.i!e(red to bring guests. F. How- Miss Anna Johnson; of Green 9:45 A. M., Church school. anl Lloyd, superintendent of schools Grade 4-A. ing down from the western side of Solo, "When Mother Played the street; Miss Anna Hart, of Schoder 1:00 A. M., Morning worship. n Middletown Township, will be the avenue, and her guest. Miss Mabel 7:30 P. M., Evening service. the Andes, water It Lir^t speaker- Organ," Eleanor Kayaer. Trio, Sax, 1st and 2nd trumpet Bloodfjood, of Morgan Heights, were William Kuzmiak, Kenneth Peterson the dinner guests Saturday evening Firtt Congregational Church of Mr. and Mrs. John Vermullen of BuToa and Grore Avenue* Envoyt Mutt B« M»rri«d Small Skip. B«l FighUn Burnett Leonardj Chorus, (a) "Tne Humming Bird:' Haworth. Rer. W. V. D. Strong D.D., Patior OLly married men hereafter will There Is a common notion that (b) "All Through the Night* Grad< Sunday represent Turkey as Jlylomats abrosil, large war resteU, inch as crulaen 6-B. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huber, of 9:45 A. M., Church school. according to a new law. armed with eight loco gnu, are of- Piano solo, "Blush Rose," Doro- Elizabeth, were the Sunday guests of llrOQ A. M., Church service. feoBive or aggressive, while smaller thy Crowley. 1 M^s. A. L. Huber, of Linden avenue. 7:00 P. M., C. E. meeting. vessels armed with no more than ilx- "The Queen's Bouquet," Grades Wednesday i Jncta gum are defeaslre. A* a matter II and III. Mrs. T. A. Leber, Mrs. Henry Hol- 2:30 P. M., Meeting of the Ladies' I land and Mrs. Adam Huber attended Association at the home of Mrs. j of fact the most aggressive Teasels [Piano solo, (a) "Song of Long 1 $" «cU 1-A and IB. Chorus, "Music of the River, of West Green street. 8:00 A, M. Holy Eucharist and ser- i Softer X-rays are being used to mon. 1 Science a Great Aid Grades 5-A and 5-B. ! •how insect anatomy. Thus picture* Harmonica, selections, Frani La Rev. and Mrs. Earl Devanney of 9:45 A. M. Church school. PRICES HERE The more science advances, the f the gj>eclwen» are obtained witb- Buffalo, N. Y., were the week-end 11:00 A- M. Holy Eucharist or morn-! goja. ; ! more orderly the world appear*. ut killing tbe specimens. Duet, piano and banjo, Betty La- guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ran- ing Prayer and sermon. ARE LOWER bat, Frances Grossman. dolph, of Rahway avenue. Friday—9 A. M. Holy Eucharist! Chorus, la) Our Flag, (b) Musi Saturday—7:30 P. M. Rector in THAN ELSE- and Dancing, Grades 6 and 7. Woodbridge Woman's G.O.P. the church. "Anfchors Away." (repeated b Card Party At Shephard Home Baptism by appointment. WHERE. Baumann's Wedding Flowers request), Grade 4-B. For the sick—Baptism, Holy Com- Song, "Just an Echq in the Val munion or Holy Unction at any hour ley," Group. Eight tables of cards were in play 01 day or night. Solo, "How Ireland Got Its Name, at the Wood bridge Woman's Repub- YOUR Wedding Flowers Olive Driscoil. lican Club card party Tuesday after- ST. JAMES- R. C. CHURCH IF WE HAVE- 1 Chorus, (a) "The First Tulip, noon in the home of Mrs. J. W. Shep- R»». Fraacii X. Lanf an, Pajtor Of course you want them just right. (b) "A Spring Song", (c) "Stai harl in Jean Court. n ^"T C^" A J5""1"1. Carat. NT YOUR SIZE So that in later years your wedding Spangled Banner", Grade 7-A. Refreshments were served and 7:00 A. M. Low Mass flowers will be a delightful memory. rifles were awarded as follows 8:00 A. M. Low Mass. WE'LL GET IT! Goodrich Tbe ceremony may be either elabor- 6ridge, Mrs. Clinton Shain, Mrs. N 9:00 A. M, Children's Ma&s. ate or simple if we arrange them, A. Jacoby, Mrs. Woodruff; Whist,10*0 A- M. High Mats. 1 hey will be in perfect taate and Mrs. Lawrence Campion, Mrs. John •-tylt, and the price in keeping with MONEY to LOAN Zilai, Mrs. Sullivan; Pinochle. Mrs. Catena BaatUt thuitd times. M. Wilson, Mrs. Edward Johnson, U A. M. Morning Strmon. SEE OUR NEW For Every Family Need Mrs. P. Daub, Mrs. C. Rhoder, Mm. 1:30 P. M.—Sunday seaooL We have specialized in wed- $50 to $300, without embarras- O. Niaen, Mrs. M. Keays, Mrs. N. 01 7:ftO "Younf P.opU'f Baptisi STOCK TODAY Silvertown sing investigation; to husbands sen, Mrs. G. A. Hoffman, Mrs. Rus-Onion.'* wim an«Hfim couu va ding flowers and decorations and wives keeping house- Joan sell Thergeson, Mrs. Allen Wilson, AND SAVE. for more than 50 years right payable in iiEaU monthly install Mrs. J. Gilman, Margare^ Sarroat, Wtdntsday, jp. M. Prayer HMI menu to suit present day income; Mrs. Kirkraan, tof. here in Rah way. Just phone in The naxt meeting of the organize ' and let ua know your wishes. 2H% monthly rate. tion will be a luncheon on June 8, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Woodbndge Auto Sab All The Popular Memorial Day PlanU and Flower* Call—Pk»»»—Write at the home of Mrs. John Speaks, in Fint Cbarck of Cfcri.t, SUtoU.t, NEW STYLES 475 RAHWAY AVE. Philadelphia, formerly of town. Res- NEW COLORS J'k;ase order early—Free Delivery all ov«r Union INDUSTRIAL LOAN ervations must be made by June 1 WaKa and Middlesex Counties with Mrs. Holland Sprague or Mi*._ A Branch of The Mother Church AND LOWER PRICES SOCIETY, INC. The First Church of Christ, Scientist Thomas. Roy. in Boston, Mass. Lucas Garage O»«r RmuUr-SUrliaf'• Sqnday Service—11:00 A. If. John R. Baumann Aaiaul* That Eat Grau Sunday School—9:30 A. M Metuchen Dress Shop 240 AMBOY AVE. 17* 9«« 8t, PERTH AMBOY Wednesday Testimonial lleetfn*— GREENHOUSES, ST. GEORGE * HAZELWOOD AVES. All animals that bare hoofs are Eoom :0 424 MAIN ST. METUCHEN WOOOBRIDGE, N. J Tel. 4-1951 lie. No. 178 fcerbliorouB, or subsist 00 RAHWAY gran. ~-*<> - Mm. Mary Anderson, Prop. Phone: 8-0100