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I -• RAMWAY 'Round SUPPORT THE SM.VATION ARMY 7 Rahway CAMPAIGN Br «* ftOtMMMAN f&ccotb To ' Rah vav n: r I. \ just finished remodeling our men's and boy's unit. Our aim is to bring to Rah- the Rahway Record. Est. 1823 with the R&hw»7 News Eft. 1030 ri f oV .;m;inuffHfnifM^ fine1y\taiJorrd. long wearing, budget priced. You may be getting a bit tired VOL. 125—No. 7 S3.00 » In Advance about these stories of ttie need for Published ttrery RAUWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. PEHTCOPY FIVE CENTS helping those for whom war mem- nationally advertised h <'. for vour selection:- ories must always be tragedy. If so, that is tragedy also. _. __. _ _ Rahway Mansions Of Another Day Disappear 1 T»- • i It FTTETW TIONTVRATW IRE 01FN OAKS - - - FOWNES - - - WEMBLEY - - - BOTANY - r • -Y ? ? ? .^ Veteran Tax Lien Sale Total •ii u \ i r Cormack, Cen- mpy Housing F»o mmcr Already Sets New R#»mrH tral evenue resi- dent, who did OVPT n of * milHon in oasl^ has r his duty with roali7rd tho ity '•' Hah'-vav rcn the sale of tax lien The thirty-two veterans who are the Navy, to HOW prnp<>r ti c:\fift 1Q40 inj* t*^ n T^pm* js^upd today finding time, a- to occupy the temporary housing sidP from a busy units now being constructed in by Tax Receiver J Francis Fox. life of earning a Hopkinson street win be announced Or V\\a toUl. 566.874.84, or more living and at- by the Selection Panel of the hristmas Light than 39 per c-»nf. of the $225,22757 tending school E. Mc^ormack Emergency Housing Committee on cash f'irome J"ts been collected to engineer and Wednesday. August 28. according IVoMein Srtil participate In shows for *•«-•.-.«*». to announcement madr following •Tl* V r ** ' H meeting of the* group last night. While several weeks have been rj spent by the rommittw In studying Ry Vears MKYS SI.ViKS Eddie recently organized and the qualifications of the many ing of 1940 took part in & show by students of S 4,872.50 , applicants for the houses, it is still 1941 the Alvien* Academy of Dramatic The first families of Rahway a half a century aico have all but disappeared, and finally the homes which marked some of 12.645.30 necessary to mak* further investi- 1942 12.039.98 > r<- ( )• fate, for the Ells Island hospi- outstanding families of the pity are also goinp. Above at th«- left is the "Sbotwell Home." where for a quarter of a century one gations to insrur*> that selections 1943 SPORTS SHIRTS tal patients. On September 9th of the most prominent families of the city live*! after moving from the famed "Shotwell Folly" residence off lower Grand avenue. Chrt.< mittee. 400 to rover cos*-« of the project hospital took three hours and pro- Welfare Director During the. first tiiree years vided entertainment for the vete- The committee is furnished only Recreation Group Several sections are still un re- with a card giving Information Mercfcfteport Income Increase ported. sales were handled by a spec S10 On rans and wives of ex-service men, <;JVS /WHITE SHIRTS who arrived there from foreign on the ueeda of the veteran, Ousting Is Asked Plans Gymnasium A draft of the contract between tax lien property committee whlcti A shn1 that "e«ls no advertising Esslry W >n countries and are in the hospital. names are attached to the cards *u the businessmen and the lighting held special meetings to attract ? ? ? and there is no way for the com- New Plant Now In Operation concern to be engaged for the interest and bring in prc "Now that the war is over," says mittee to know -who the applicant Mrs. McCoIlum Files Plan For Inntallatiori Of work has been road and approved, buyers. From a slow start In 1 Bddie, subject to advice of legal coun- sales Increased annually. In being used to eliminate any par- the task of selling was handed' forgetting those legless -and arm- Asking Wasko Be during New Drug; Modern Gym At sel. Plans call for the lighting of KEEP POSTED! less veterans wro Are confined to tiality in the selection according. Removed Concert. Program Headquarters Cherry street from- the ^railroad over to the Tax Office, headed bf- hospitals throughout the country. to Daniel Schweitzer, chairman of Sales lnrrea.ee elevation to Main street: Main J. Francis Pox. In this year On August 9th at that show I the committee. Other members of Planned Aug 28 street from Lewis street proyed by the Commom Council. This will be followed by an Over- ihe commission is considering the sirable property for development* building. The Applications* which other adjustments, minor in a- ture by Warner. Other numbers feature in the Arrow line. . waiting for are on the way. Harris will soon be able to s«rvice from the World War. It is signed must be notarized, will be notar- Because of that appointment, it purchase of bleachers for munici- Kiwanis Discuss but before homes can be con* is changed, she "was and still is mount', $371,236 (UJS. dollars) of will Include "American Sketch," structed here, it will be necessary your clothing needs in suits, top coats and overcoats, styled and Eugene Werner and speaks far bet- ized at O'Reilly's office. pal fields, including Brennan and $2.75 MEN'S HATS ter than I can possibly do in my l f to hold office the amount provided for taxes for "Southern Waltz." "'Excerpts from to construct sewers, lay streets tailored by such outstanding clothiers as Botany 500, and Worst- the ne wgrounds to be established Woven madras and broadcloth shirts In solids and The new pants pocket Water-Bloc Hat MEN'S SHORTS own words. The letter reads: for five years, starting from April the year 1941 through 1945 hasFortune Teller." " Mosaic- from in the Third Ward. The fcurchafi- The Atomic Bomb and sidewalks, provide for drain-; Sleeveless Sweaters from S2.D8 Maratana." "Ballet Pas Des stripes with trubinized non-wilt collars. Sizes 14 to ed-Tei. You can afford to wait the little time necessary to make by Lee that is prfe-shaped to give you We have Just received e men's {underwear 16, 1945, date. The suit, brought been transferred to Surplus. int committee is also considering age and run water, mains. The 17 Sleeveless button front sweaters $4.98 meticulous grooming. AH popular shades. ' ? ?. ? Plan Talent Show Fleurs." "Londonderry Air," "Piz S3.50 your selection here. ,,- short of filub broadcloth with gripper fronts "The paper is now coming to in the name of the Attorney Gen- Renegotiation proceedings of plans for the purchase of modern cost of this work is prohibitive Other Shirts in white and colors by Internationally Button front coat Sweaters Sizes 6% to 1V2- '' and elastic backs. SanforiKd shrunk. fcicatto Polka/'- "Popular Songs of Service Club Hears Divi- at this time and only when ther£ me a little late. I think it is the eral, calls upon Wasko to answer Merck & Co_ Inc., for .the year 1946." 'March by the Second Reg- steel swings, slides and other eq- Advertised firms frOm $2.25 to S3.95 from . $4.98 to SI 1.98 For Playgrounds or demur within ten days. The 1945 and all prior years have been uipment for general playground ded Opinions On .is evidence that a conslderabto Special $1.00 fault of the P.O. here—anyway, ft iment of Connectciut National -flewn-ffom-the-oht-town. I was suit-will be tried -before-the-«New comple Led - wiUi tlie de term i na-Llon The equipment on hand is Topic ["amount of building planned fdt transferred irom Base 81, at theBig Event for Local Playflelds Are Jersey Supreme Court, the next that there were no excessive pro. h&aard." and the considered to be In^falr condition this area, will the city make ex- Scheduled for Aur. 28th Banner." penditures for Improvements. Bronx, K. Y.t to this hospital on term of which meets in Trenton fits on Government business. but purchase of new equipment • FORTHEBOYS • May 13, 1946 with a lot or old next month. another year is recommended. "~ "ShoutdWe Outlaw the Atomic • FOR THE BOYS • Merck and Co.. Inc., of this Bomb?" was the topic discussed The city also holds a coneld* HARRIS ITEMS timers. A Talent Show, featuring • (Mrs*. McCoIlum was dismissed city, announced today that pro- and girls from the various play- The personnel committee Is to by the Rahway Kiwanis Club at erable number of parcels of Ian*} TOM SAWiF.w "SJiNCESON - - Mw-GREGOR- - -LeROI 0. STAR ? ? ? as director qnrthe evening of April duction of streptomycin has Knights Columbus meet soon with the Civil Service in the low lying section along know how long it will grounds _of -the city will be pre-SO, effective die"following morning. started -at its- new $3,500,000 ji$p Wednes- MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS^ fine quality . 4 for $1.00 Commission representatives to-8©6 day at- the river in the Highway 25 section KAYNEE - - ASINOK - - HAIT BROS. - - BRUXTON PREP 7 be before I get back to the oldsented at the Roosevelt School The dismissal was made by Joseph plants at. Elkton, Va., and Rah- "* Plait For Musical eYrv4lotel. George O. MEN'S T SHIRTS, sizes S. M. L : $l;00 LITTLE BUDDY auditorium on Wednssday even- up qualifications $or positkjas-of Klemp presented the subject, using but little of <>his is valuable f«T ', f town, but I hope it will, be soon. J. TamBurlna, chairman, follow- way. Merck has notified the Civil- recreation superintendent,, clerk- as his guide, the book, "One World home building and the holdings My health- couldn't be better—all ing, August 28th, starting at 8 ing a closed meeting of the Local ian Production Administration at Rahway Council to Hold Big Pro- MEN'S BRIEFS, combed cotton, sizes S. M. and L 75c o'clock. All those Interested are stenographer and utility worker. Or None." are so small that they have littD9. Z need Jfl a pair of new legs. Thru Assistance Board, and Wasko was Washington that a- greatly in- gram in November Here Miss Barbara Wooden has resigned or no value for manufacturing your columns I would like to send invited to witness the program creased supply of the new drug Following the presentation, Abe McGregor Lonfg Sleeved SPORT SHIRTS in neat plaids, sizes S.M.L. .. $5.50 named director. to resume studies with the result Werte, Jack Maget, John Weiser. purposes. my best wishes to my comrades which will include vocal and in- will be available for allocated dis- Rahway' Council _No. 1146, strumental music, dances and Suspension of Rahway from re- the clerk-stenographer post will be Joseph M. Feinberg and Mort Gib- A continual disposal program Men's SanforizedFLANNEL PAJAMAS, sizes A. B. C. D $3.50 and friends in Rahway." ceiving State financial aid toward tribution during September. JCnights of Columbus, will present vacant the first week in Septem- skits presented by the best talent a musical jamboree, on November bons took leading parts in the dis- will be carried out until the city .. ^ A hard-to-cet item we have Just received. ? ? ? the operation of the welfare de- The new Elkton plant Is not ber. cussion. Opinion was divided as to from each of the grounds. An ex- 10th. 11th and 12th. at St. Mary's is out of the real estate bttSfSiStSj Utira UNION SUITS, sizes 38 to 46 $3.50 The letter further states that tensive display of handcraft work partment, effective the first of last yet In full operation, but the cdm- Superintendent Boylan praised whether the bomb should be out- according to Mr. Fox. All landi the Rahway veteran is in Building month was also learned. In a pany hopes to achieve maximum Auditorium. Grand Knight Thos. 25r; wool, short, sleeves, ankle length will be placed in the back of the E. Flanagan announced today the the personnel lor their work this lawed or noi. which have been sold autotnatl* 22, Ward B-l and that visiting auditorium for the beneiLt of those letter to Mrs. McCoIlum, which output by the end of bhe year. The summer, including the mainten- cally are replaced on the tax book* days are every day from 2-4 and appointment of the following Joseph feinberg. who pre* McGregor Long Sleeved BASOUE SHIRTS. Blue. Maroon, Brown . $1.95- who attend. This display is nowwas made public today, Charles R. Increased production scheduled for ance crew for conditioning of the sided at the meeting, will discuss and assessed. Thus revenue Ls pro* 8-8. We hope some Rahway citi- Erdman, Jr., Commissioner of ttie September will contribute to the Commiltee: Oerreflal Ohafcrman, being shown at_^public Service on street, to be aided by Andrew grounds. He recommended Increas- Kiwanis Club standards at the duced annually in adition tq tht KNIT PAJAMAS, sizes S. M". L $3.50-- zens can get ovet to see Com-Irvirig"street. No admission charge Department of Economic Devel- widening distribution of strepto- es in supervisors salaries to attract rade Werner. Our own best wishes McHugh and John T. Browne. meeting next week. Herbert Kiehn payments made for the property will'be made. opment, asserted that "as. recently mycin under the new* CPA depot trained personnel. has charge? of the program for to the city. ZELAN JACKETS, stylt-il by Esslev. sizes 36 to 46 $8 50 BO out to him «nd W too Hope he as July 2. I wrote, to Mayor Ed- hospital program. The entire affair will be pro- Miss Drew Mossman who has duced and staged by Al Rltter Commissioner Ralph Smtih mid September. Eugene Kerma received Anyone interested In the pur* wtu t>e back In Rahway one of ward Carlin, advising him that The Merck plant, located-at Short Slreved SPORT SHIRTS, all sizes $4.50 directed the over-all program all and Joseph Harko. who. are al- the maintenance work should be the attendance award. Will lam chwe of city owned property these days—eocn. Comrade Wer- Rahway was under suspension so Elkton, in Virginia's scenic Shen- In the Game Bird Deigns. Styled by McGregor. through the summer announced ready engaged in selecting a cast Improved next year with the pur- Well was secretary. make bids on same with Mr. ner is at Halloran General Hospi- far as receipt of State aid is con- andoah Valley, is the first plant today that -the directors at each of from members of the Council. chase of a power lawn mower. When an offer is made, the prop* A COMPLETE SELECTION OF tal/staten Island. cerned." constructed for mass production the areas would conduct the pro- General Chairman Howzdy and erty sought is placed with othe*^ of this "wonder drug". This three- A report on the recent munici- ADJUSTMENT BOARD MEN'S SHORTS. Sizes 30 to 40 . From 75c to $1.25 ? ? ? gram on Wednesday nlgnt> AH* tht The State normaly pays <40 per the following sub-committee TO MEET MONDAY on e. list to be advertised and theq That profMftorial football story building unit, with 50,000 square pal playground championships features to be presented are out-cent of IRahway's expenditure for Chairmen have held an organ- events was made by_ Miss Drew The Rahway Board of Adjust- disposed of at public auction. ' . Vi e have a complete selection of Men's Hosiery, Belts, Jewelry, Neckwear, has up quitq e some interert feet of floor spaee,'contains spe- ization meeting and plans axe l comes of the work done tnir sum- the welfare department. This per- Moasman. playground supervisor. ment will meet Monday in City and coinmtnt ftbout.RAhw«ar--«s mer with tfhe yar|pus'&roup3. ' centage equalled £3,200 last year. cially-designed equipment" to con--going ahead rapidly. General Sec- Jackets. Wallets. Garters and Suspenders } ; \ - :.\ ft vert carloads of raw materials to Roosevelt, Cleveland, Brennan, Hall at eight P.M. to con- has the'fftct that ttie Byrnes ptf&T Thir contribution of Ih2 Oiover Undec a suspehsion order, the city retary to the Committee,, Walter Shotwell and SquJer Island partic- sider applications for variance the Red 6ox ten cents a fame fnf must pay for the entire welfare gallons of sterile solution for the J. Sauers; Auditorium. Vincent BOY SCOUTS NAME Come in and see a preview of our Fall Outerwear Cleveland School group will In- finished drug. Final drying, pack- ipated with Roosevelt the Winner. in some regulations to permit new FIELD EXECUTIVE the use of seats at Riverside Park. clude: songs, "The Gypsy." and load Itself. Williams; Door. Anthony Ploskb; ing and shipping, are done at the Tickets, (Pjhilip Boylan reported attendance at construction or provide for rp- r ? ? "Till the End of Time," sung fey The legality of the city's actions Ushers the playgrounds lor the past four modeling work. Anthony Abate The Executive Board of We agree with the expressed new Rahway unit under conditions and Reception. Eugene F. Ken- Union Council. Boy Scouts Of Maureen Sauers; -tap dance, Jean in dismissing Mrs. McCoIlum and of controlled sterility. Both plants weeks at 8,916 as compared with seeks an exception which will per- opinion of many citizens—Just Boharcsik; Hawaiian guitar solo, appointing Wasko has been ques- na; Patrons, Julius Gubas; Pub- 7,925 for the previous month. At- mit the erection of a' new service America, through D. L. Ferguaon, *here do the Red Sox, a strictly were erected under top construc- licity. Charles J. Schaefer; Pro- President and John L. Snittta, Buy Your School Opening Needs Robert Bendy; Carmen Miranda tioned ever since the events took tion priorities awarded in August gram. Edward Slbley; Stage, tendance was high again this week station at 511 East Grand avenue. professional outfit with no Rahw«y dance. John RelHy; song, "BeU place. As early as last May 20, and It Is expected to be maintained Richard Benat of Scout Executive, announceUhe ap- At a Store Which is Clothes Conscious For Your Son ing Sets connections or color, come off 1945 by the federal government. Herman Klenner. pointment of Sam Marks aS Field Bottom Trousers," Prank Swart. Erdman wrote TamBurlna, assert- seeks an exception to permtb^on- •<• Streptomycin, an antibiotic de- Chairman Howzdy is arranging at a high rate until the closing on charging anyone for the use of ing that he was not In a position struction of a one-istory building Executive of the Union Council. Boy's three-piece brushed wool at a ball park owned by the Roosevelt School: tap dance, rived from a soil microorganism, for a meeting of all members of August 30th. to approve Wasko's appointment, in St. George avenue to be used Mr. Marks is taking the place Of Official Outfitters for Boy Scouts - Cubs legging sets wHh rayon quilted Slacks & Sweaters Board of Education of Rahway. Nancy Doty; piano solo. Jean was discovered in 1944 by Dr. Sel-the General Committee and sub- lining for warmth and dress. Sol- "as there is some question as £o by a beverage concern. Arabella Field Executive William G. Smart, Fingertip Coats Wargo; song, Barbara eOlling; man A. Waksman of Rutgers Uni- committees, at the office of ids and herringbone patterns McGregor sweaters for your boy, ? ? ? the legality of the action taken." CAMBRIDGE HAN H. Prall of 615 Seminary avenue, who transferred to the Norftl song, Alice Pirgau, with Joyce Bax- versity. Seeking assistance in fur- Eugene F. Kennia on Tuesday A fall necessity for a well dressed Loafer Jackets Sizes 3 to 8. in coat, slipover or sleeveless sty- The Elks hold a band concert ter accompanist. The Roosevelt FATS HEAVY FINE seeks permission to convert *aj Bergen County Council, BJ3.A4 les. All sizes. We have a variety at Riverside l*rk on Aug^» 28th Erdman pointed out that on ther research and development, evening, August 27th, at 8:15 young man. Fly fronted with three An all-wool jacket for school, Playground Orchestra will render Frank Riberio of one-t us revlaw It appointed. -He cited an opinion it in pilot plant quantities for dora .and novelties. Popularly this winter. Come in and see our Field will include ft song by Idaby the office of the Attorney Gen- the regular route. Garbage only was fined $4 and charged $3 costs d*nce on Laber Day, September Scout Reservation on nuptumim yer-Kaynes and Bruxton. In white RAHWAY 7-0545 * complete selection which Is popu- tion. Covert* tweeds, gabardines here and see if you can figure it clinical study, and to develop a priced. and fancy. From $1.30 out. CoHlns. a solo by Joe Shannon and eral which indicated that under on the extra summer route. for careless driving. Anthony Maa- 2, at Royal Gardens, 900 "East7 and 8, and will be officially In- larly priced. . or corduroys. All sixes. a skit presented by Nancy Her- practical process for large-scale Have your containers placed out sa of Cranford was fined $4 onHazelwood avenue. Al KaBa and troduced but will not formally fe|> OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. . From ,....;...-..,....T.. 94.98 to $9.98 ? ? the law when an office, becomes man, Rose Marie Shannon, Rose-* manufacture. early, a careless driving oharge. Frank his orchestra and George Soyka gin his duties aa neld ~ ~ "rebuilt" vacant from any cause and a new •Riverside Bark director is ^pointed his term is PETER GODFBEY, Loplck of Mlddletown paid $5 forand his Blue Danube orchestra Executive of the UUnion (Continued on Page Eight) five years, (Continued on Page Eight) passing a red light. I will provide the mualo. (Continued on Pars Eight) Street Commtodoner. | until September 15,

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, PAGE THREE PAGE TWO THURSDAY, ATTQUST 02. 1C46 RAHWAWEWS-RpCORD MISS JO ANN STROLLER Linden; Miss Kathryn Gerowan, MISS JUNE CICABEIX " ore hf'd FYiday for John CARD OF THANKS Wed At Church Miss Rita Preston HONORED AT SHOWER is displaying poster* on .sub- MARKS 97TH BIRTHDAY HONORED AT SHOWER Miss Ruth Rash. Mrs, Margaret ject Of car nine in vf St r-'Ml .- T.uther rul Hotnr Collins' Bar, to neigh- Whi» in t h.1 world - nitld s- too rncnial. too revolting for th»-, nonor rr •* nl\ it a ^urpri^r mi.s- Mrs. John C AJiVrinc. Mrs Patbride d Enr^o Taranto of v 1 afternoon dress'and a corsage of Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James side with her dauc>»- we 1 TtI* cir~ds ('" • • 'i \ v *' for God thromrh HLs pnm forthcoming n,m riapp PT'-I AURUSJ. 31 *t. wa.s the guest of F 1JIT ^ - "• ' f ''I ^fi' ' ' fl - cci -uiH riRht nblUz*Ued bj Mulvey- 1 feds Alfred Bickford were married Saturday afternoon being thr obfter\*ance of her 1 : •o.s of raoT , color or cy-i taPl of Cranford, was best man JP In ID Prwt 681. V.F.w" at their uaU*d with ronr-rs from di c(K )f s|)]r"fh'l. ln't'H.iM'il^/f'du at the rectory of St. Mary's ninety-seventh birthday, which i 4 th to Fivif v \'i\ ft' ' krv nn 1 • mum ;»•; 'TTU-1<- tflss Thelma Ann Barber, the n of honor at a week-end surprise mis-- -:- LESSON 1 IX • • And h •- e.irn no mon^y Th- ; Fr t -ni: Tuesday Those Trarh*»rfi" on Following a reception at the Church with Rev. Frarmti Stiei-P occured on Tuesday. Scores of Mrs. Fi-a.ik E BjHAROI.D I,. 1 UNDQl'IST D D. 1 of Mrs. Gertrude Bar- *»Pn cellaneous shfiwer given at the iVf i '• | i"kvu p no co.rt.hly -MnnRs n;it <>ni :'••(• \ • ii i r ' 'iilif 'i 1 :uH A- p-ft* ! takinc an n • > i :f • !!••-./ -i f ip dan. assistant pastor, officiating. friends and relatives called and PNEUMATIC OFFICE Of The MooHv Rtblr ImittliHi- of C Mr ago _. 4 Bryant street and Al- home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Milton ave v.:i» home of Mrs. Joseph Crahan at thr p- t«M ll [lie ljtlifi thev wear. Yvi • •ind (''frp '> -^t M'rys Ernest H. Bcrkhuscn. roverin:; three y |-lv:n-' (n: in -• sn \\ :i -Jl* '" ' Mr. Preston gave his daughter In she received many messages GROUP HAS PICNIC 1 / Cai-hclic Sister is cviT-^m''] BlcWord, son of Mr. andBldtford left for a wedding trip to The .shower wa^ Riven at Miss ?3i Hamilton street. : <••! : C iT Mi,." .' 'i>-' ( ; ]>';."( v Murphy .Tn™m->h W Q I rrf honor Sunday a! ;ui up- n hou^- -i 1 J.-t '! '.L »'• marriage. Miss Arline Ann Preston and gifts. "Mother" VoucU, as ("hui Bickford of Roselle. Watkins Glenn. N. Y. They will Girls of the office staff of Na- V "-it iiMn- r Ku'-h", John {pirnr'am 'or n larnr pinup rf i-!:i cv.-;--hiippy. because she «.s i was her sister's maid of honor and shr is affectionately culled has S'.TolIrrs hr.me by Miv; Mary Bok T? „„• off.-i. I fo ..->•-. ,.f ;],. , rv-IOW r(, sTF\K >itl! Miss Cicarell is a graduate of lvPS anf1 0 - , ;-./ Y • tional Pneumatic Company enjoy- for W ("haopclJ. Avlmm .r. Evans. ' c* ^ frierfli.s. hMd ..it thr • B: ML- of Christ" and in an •' M Sre married Saturday afternoon resides the Bryant street address Floyd A. Preston, the bride's bro- retained all oT her facilities to of Careret who will be maid of She a'so wns a member of the Jii^ wili i.^ Uer.will.. .. \ ^e BATber home by Rev. Qil- ed a picnic at the Bend in Rahway Rahway High School and private bonic of hex parent^ M' when-they return. ther, was best~man. a marked dPpte and her ever- honor, and by Mrs- Frank £. Way. 1 «. r' f R've'r Park where softball games. 1J Lttion subject* and STII D.micl MiiftiThio <; 168 -.ta' f "( I**' A on' rUii'on. rollcK*' ^rt F, van Bever, pastor of the Decorations w**re in pink and secretary for Edward Whelan, of - ' |< t«ctcd and fcpyrigh'cd b* nnltr who u i were ALchley. MacDonald. th. - i v •••>• ,.f '•}• ,»•> •.«'. ..;;•• • '• • M.irr than 15f>.Ono nun- in : ready wit and happy disposi- C'H'TI nil1 >)r !]]' S''THfin Mrs. Bickford, a certified public The bride wore a pink dress with community singing and social foe- j Council of •«'- Grand av*»n'>e Mis^ 1 cjuntry -ilone! What a tn-in- mi< gecond Presbyterian Church. tion are a joy to all who know white With the gifts placed under Elizabeth. Democratic chairman of ChappeU. on i-iy flow * - v; oiii;i:.'.i •".'. accountant, attended RoseJle Park r tures formed the basis of the pro- j ,i*lnf . it >.' )e> ' of I "<". ' ' V r f •]!!• at r lub matching accessories, a large pic- a pink and white uinb c.ia A buf- p a group of - !iali>-;i;il asset! How mucli '•>•>•• her. She has lived through four Union County. Yellow and-white a lop; i tsca1e and Fred I. High. In Mijs ("••I:-T* -j'-w :hb" ;i: e i"f] The bride wore an afternoon High School and Union Junior ture hat and white shoes. Her gram. Bountiful refreshments ad- ' 1 li r' -IT- •• A ' \ E Vmch Sunday fet supper wa.s serve 1 with a psnk T 1 friends on*! ^omc c'osr lo *al as Mi-. Musachio maior*xl in ii en.-.', in money and results ' • wars, yet sees only progress a- '•r• " 'ii ''0' J IIK ;ul George .P O'Reilly of the Vete- dress of pearl gray with white ac- College and is a si.-i '..nt at New ded to the enjoyment of the affair '• •"''"Corations prevailed. :•! "u 'I 00 A M wx • , W1 I tho Mine of forms for terminal :i tenc'-f-r in tiic Rahway schcuil •»viUi ihe same devotion anH -• „_, a sister of the bride, was current events has U^pt Mrs. 1 1 plans 4 6 1 :.-nrr Some of tljifrn t".'nh in •• his honorable discharge from th«» picture hat and corsage of yellow i zel Filmquist. Miss Mary Z' '" nil' MEMORV E .i A.M L Zion , !eavp> pav Hp nxplalned ^^ hls Mi --. Mu^sachio onte'od Mont- system and assipned »o Roosevelt ^rcstcdness? Vopell ™inp(v wvfn v «• a r •* Carleton Case, Mr.. Irene Way Manfrede. Mrs. Ralph Oriscello, • '-nt ^nd :*:iroi*liaal £^n of! honor. SBe qere a blue A:-my after serving thrc? years. heart v 'tt- a!! .'' '\ 1 30 v 1 tea roses. The bride's mother wore .\TUs Grarc Way. M..*". Mahei Way. Am ' >y nt off!<• ° in rt*y htll would aid anv< lair ift^r romp Linc hei hi«h School *vh^rr she will t^arh rn^* - young;. Mrs. Edward W)i*>lan. Sr., Mrs. c.i\v for imiKJVE'i i'it d (>•'! Jo It" Beware of the story of Mir blue black and white and her cor- ". •.,.tjn \r M'PI V •<)< -.'artin^ in SepJomber. MRS. B. G. PA^SOUCC Miss Edith Way. Miss Evelyn Sa- xho nid and tl»at school heto -SIK- v as nnd o'TrhaJis. Sum'" IINI »••<• in )u>s raped" nun. There can be no ^ Rdwnrd WHalen. Jr., Mrs. Ber- ( •li'ft i: sage, was of Chineres liHes. The ladin. Mi^s Manraret 7-clezni H Miss p*ion hat bf^n thr laiy of thr Junior c'as ar'i d ri 1 r 1 1 ]•>•• I . iv liom s|lnr rai -fio' ^ pi ' 'hinc. Any Sister may freely in bridegroom's nmrther v/'re blue -j'lk l '• ')0 ' >» ..*.- \ r MadHyn Scott. Mrs. Edith T-am- nard KolU- Mi"<= Leo C»rolan, of ruin o' Thr 1 pi %i v ill serv-i reprr- practic 'fn' in th- math . T,nTiTi| If FTCMS Add pn< in Wpcr fiilr-nifv and any convent at any time. Be« 1 1 r Miss Thelma Semplc flowered dress with n w^p- of burina. Mi^*; Pat Tarnburin^ Mrs i{j end if •. f.TU •.• :• •' iir i « P- F Mi way Hieh ; H K H H | yon pains of Sconwch Lenn Miller. Mrs. Mnrielyn Bavo, REBEKAM LODGF El i7-TN»Ui; M» s. FrAnk Taranto, Mi 1 •\n -v 1 0' F M Timer Clearance Alexander Or^or, Mrs. Anna by the *>H of oi:r u> n intion, r Weds B. (I. Pasrucri Mrs. Betty Raffrntli, Mis Irene ^VNl'M, OITTINC. Mrs Wi'liam Meekrngs. Mrs. Al -i Post '^n Spptpmbrr Btti for ^><'h''ol her S-nior y»ar. , I llJjJj. Illcert> iodigc5tioD. J for he is visciously strtkiiii: 1 'i ' i •*• i ic fur' i f • S" i! fit Ii - ••* rr nt f Connor ' Miss VjvjT.n Boffa. Mrs 1 must d'- c.-T-iotVMrijr yp« A>ii"i- IK' ' \ l If She b Following n. reception . or 150Koptk, Mrs. Dorothy Kuiclii . Mrs 7^ip nnniml pienfr and n it ing I -1H V 111 ri I' rnr party to bo sta- i <••-' an1 -ui' •• l|H'-1''-, anr) '•>' hei our eountry's benefactor'-; »ncl Miss Murtcnf. Mrs. Jaws Givens Miss prompt BM -«T«'ir T \c hi - 1 -,\ i ' !>*• ')(' t t L™T Il.u ^r.."!! Blowing. G«. Heartburn. Bcichmg. relative and friends h«?ld ft-tth o Seraf'na Birritini. Mrs Rn<; FTt- Frnnce^ Brand, of HP hway; Mrs directed Mil. rna*h 5^>rietv a those who are very, very r'•>-.' TILLTNERY and An- for Pnhway Rrbekan I/oi^'- hfld Anna M*ay Givens, Mrs. Alex An- ovidont j '• 1 Nm cau, gc« • fr+t saxople ol UV> A n;;tces t'U lojj over foo'Ls with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bobeck. Miss Mary Bok. of morals in our 1 nd it :rs (ft ' Nf ' B .'" ' rj pc\ r-j. • ipfl if.,] inT 1 Q V.FW. H>11. Mr. *nd Mr.« Kay etto, Mrs. Rose WiMUim. Mrs. to thr Prr^irtont of •he "S&cred Heart '^f Jesun drew SempH of 13 6 Prynnt Ktr^et Mis F^ul H"os. M's Ed war'1 H and so Ti^ and vws a lend^ • in i > left f^w a wedding trln »•> Won M"rW* Marie VOMPTO iiul thp r (l o • he I^ln Sfn'rs wa.s r«pprovrd. for If it's anytrtlnjt ('ath<)Hr •••' became t>ie b''de of Reneypd ftank- I Charlo^ Silvers. Motuchen; Mrs. hi '< 1 poiary lvitsin^ program. It is un- DFITG ST ri' is noli work too difficult Holy Name Men of Rah Louis Fnsrucci of 307 v > doing nV-n-it it* 1 n ':ii:ih dolyi Mrs, Nick H-^ma^'yk. Sr.. 1 number of otr"-' -<*'t**ld at TiinUy M'et'»ndist. 1 Cm r#>ret; Mrs Mrs Briwin Payne hnd n hiRh 'o nnd T.ouis* OrT • St'clla. o' Sprina Lake* Mis^ Marion K' T»K* vot° of rnniin^s Anot)ie» Chinch T)\ur?day night. Mr M'" Anne srorr Atnr- taklnp rirt , ^ r • f r fo « """ J. nuchal. haps th«> V '• s thr Regular Values $^ OR to J/; op in mar Th^ brid** fifrt^ndrd St Mrs , . i|. - ii* -•• •••• VISIT IN RAHWAY Mts Jo)in W Adani'ik. Mis-J El' MV« H«.l<'n ( koy Mrs Millai d Cottrell. Mrs. ' ' '11' and Rev. John M. Jftqu^h , School and Rahway High School f >i c imp Mii Impr nrr to VVorl'' War ne is an Mr. and Mrs. Harry dill and r>ilc. Mrs. Andrew Ptil- Hurd. Mrs. Margaret Fisher, Mrs } rOorp" Krll*>r. Jrt Mrs. Claude H. pleosant ; •r Paul n T • f J r^I of 'K performed the ceremony in a ] S active member of fchp 1 I. W*~r JI i ntv; inc and Patricia Whitnion rhko, Mrs. Micliaf] Goriial. of Marv Gordon. Mrs. Mae M"nrl^i.sli. | n«'fd. Mrs. Eueone Kunas, Mrs. 11 r\.'"lv n setting of palms anrt white flo-vers. r-adies' AtwrUiary pf VP.W 1 : 1 T lion DRESSES Reduced to r of N<*«- Y *rk '"ity, '••••n ' UIKI:IV Pert' Aniboy ; MK Fn»nk Z"chik. Mrs Edna RnRlish. Mrs Vam<* ' Riifioli^h B own Mrs. William Ci- 20 f-f The bride's aown was whitr with Mr. Kay wp» pducted in St 1 •• t It ccri us* oor guest1: of Mr n>"] MK HimMr1 ^ Gladys I.arvn^ki. Mrs Alice , Mr -- Both Anderson Mrs rarHl airl tlie Mi««vs J"ne and As the -*ivf» 'y mpnint -\ ecn'-r chantilly nnd finRprtip veil Jo>insbury. TTP served four years PILLAR OF FIRE ( llp 11 1 M IC: TT**io?i Ot man • life ^'p homr hcMs a , CVli'-'i" Var.sh wns i(n>o tr^l a.'i a BUDGET in the Navv and wo.<: discharged Hanf and fn*niiv "f " M "" I?v-Tn Pp^gy Ryan. MTs Ann" Ciraroll, ' ' Joseph °^ 1 < ><• : She rarrled white roses and or- rt nrfl t :> indrr v \ .$3.95 to 1 pla^e of svh >"T " *' ^ ^* P'\tic ' ;*t Hasc T^o •))«' ' 81 f -w nvvuAIM. N . J. ^\\n mn^]) nw )(>K '• Milovard I.:ipp. Mis Bettc McConnack. of Cialuin of Kahway. 1 chids Tho maid of hnnor was Miss last month ITe served in *>o>th th* ''ii M *•-'• '11 Ml PLAN the sr^Cial iprg-t "f Sj»'an «: i Yoik and f'h i'< . 7" ITHJ:<1 as r TT- ; Margsret Semple, a sister of tJhe Atlantic and Pacific and partici- Jl M i'' • r . u H vv KlMI! -If 1 \l (;i SI I6(h to A1 Hf:i S|2. >t Regular Values SS.Q5 to $1 fiv* That Ms i'w»s heer h bride. She was attired in blue lace pated in invasions of Africa and 5- "V Mill- r wnr li<-Wl Vf-H'T-*: \1 HIV <-f V I '•». V v ". but it scrirc ihit ir T f ent , •' is < n\ OTTW FfUUAV'KVKNINn TrWTTT D p M. France. lafa»f Tn invasion In £h> Pa •' !hf iVr a t Iw-i 'x'^H Fun- in1 l.l^I KN m W-WVZ. \:\H0 KW uhirs and canied an old-fashioned bou- the * ' >>--n •< • '•• ('• -I • i i • rn >••'{ ctfic Theater. conriudinR his ser- }I • TTir Pn ' ' ^t "Tir*" w if h H' v W r quet rtf pink roses and blue delphi- ir ll 111 ' '\\)\ :nul uphi .1 "1 niccl publici'y c'uiirnau Fi'ial ar- vice with duty in Alaska. He is Any violation of the divine plmn | .1 FVanm-rr. f tho r-'itril Rt i*-k nium. James J^scuc-i was best t • (i•• 1 if • hnT he Q\\ • n !J TiMjrc'i^nt,' ffi th' farr'lv 'iiilint: 1 now employed by the i Jor the rn.Trring*' nf nno man f*nd one '{'"••••hv'cir'ti ' hi'ch rvff; mon while the ushers wer* Eriwin Edith Hat & Dress Shop Morse Scale Company i 7(i r- -Wozzxan. in loving cnmir.unian (o7 the . Jn:..!"••-*>' •• Tiuiu* -.*V H. Shults, brothm-in-law of the Lottie A. Dwyer, Prop. bride and Georse Dorney, the lat- —-***-T 1* lounding and ma'Mtcnanre of the i •- p,- if K'-y hv j f n K Flynn. m:»n. )• ter of Nutley. Ttie bride's mother ' Open Other Days > . j Jiome, is a 'ir violation ' Mr • a mrmbrt of :hr MISS ROSE D'ADDARIO M;IM Ft:(k>-' F.d' y inciud"- Busi • br*ine nsslstod by ii larsr enmtni! 1388 IRVING STREET RAHWAY, N. J. wore a powder blue dress ari'a the w God Diaper DAP Mandel HONORED AT SHOWER 9:30 A. M. - 5:15 %J l? ^ ncs-; m-n --inrl -ulrurr.i schoUi^ MM. Tw.-nt\-fmi, U»lrKa(os-will at- is ')n** • ',Tjp1 »trr bridegroom's mother wore an ha\o fniP-' thvit ''hri^tinn Rr«nrr .,,.„., .,lo ,-,Mn-,;i, rn< ;t"ii>-nrnt of It is also a viclatinn of the law of ^ MUs Rase D*Addario of 1446 i man. Tt brinp^ "^eri"tis remits In '^i,^ f^( TT iidcn1' an1' ' wo aquamarine dress Bnth hnH or- t'- • J»TVl |U, V I" W Mftin street was the guest of honor •' M the destniction of thp homef and In I (.ran ^ ^ itnc corsages. from ,c»"r*trxnh' at a surprise shower given this jth^ ruin of indtvidunt lifp phv«ir*l, I T t,,^., p- 1st thru Music House £jt Goodyear Extra- .Seventy guests, including Mr. of ch^!acLtM\ ptves tfiom week in anticipation of her forth- i- • -.t pwwal and srvint^al- > 6l-t* two staters' brother- •**'* ! ':''••!• Mileage Hocap- This awful sin 'and do n^t let a drr lioitr11 coming marriage on August 24th ,1 1 plng puti smooth in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ach- pricked world convince von that It John Svi>»ra .tti:i i ability U, v\< <-r(\ f 'lip r. wth I'ar J 1«M Irvinir Su*rt Hahway, N. J. IT'S HERE! to Ben Tueli of Newark. The sho- .Tt+'iidfd funrjnl ( tiros bock iti th* eson and Miss Barbara Semv)le of is anything pise) t" b.ick of *nu h of y r^parity p 128^ iv .°hantnn wer was held at the home of Mrs. Cleveland, O.. attended a reception Iff Wie discord .ind f': '••'•'• i« «ttr Jn'liv lHual Insti u 'Americnn homes. No (Uassrs feands of plus miles en. The bride and groom sailed street and given by the future sis- When we reabzc that in 'he City -— made safo for Your Automatic Washer Friday on the S.S. George Wash- ter-in-law and bridesmaids. Pink •• U jot Chicago Ihcr" is now nno divorce quick itop and go ington for Bermuda to spend their and white decorations prevailed. . i ree ree • • * • •• • tfbr every threp marriages, and that traction. honeymoon. Upon their return, The prospective bride was the re- •*'}: Ihe ratio is rapidly becoming low- Ttjd Aro Von Puzzled About What Instrument cipient of many gifts. ' At. •u let, there can be no question that they will reside in Trenton. ,$. Guests included Mrs. Mary D'- 1—.~^-~ •. •:P 1' •divorce is a major evil in our day. Your Child Should Play?" A feature of the wedding was the Ca%t of Addario. Mrs. John D'Addiaro. Mrs. 1 ."t • Statistics are positively shocking, OntHne« as Come In and Talk It Over Today. 'The Laundromat" presentation of a new song. "Our "»* •':«• ?fj';~ bat they are cold and quickly forgot- Big Cannine- Aid Wedding Day," composed, played Tessie Bridgeman. Miss Ann Ge- ten. But who can fail to see, Your Child Needs A Musical Education to and sung by Laurence T. Parkin- nise( Miss Lena Tueli, the Misses A&d who can forget, the awful woe. Band C "With tomatces selling at 41 Round Out His Educational Program. son of Long Branch. Jean and Grace Anzellotti, Connie jbrought into American home life by WIIXIAM BARTOW. Director cents a can when you can pet The bride graduated from Rah- and Katherine Lisa. Jean Farach, divorce. ihem. there is a definite advan- We Carry A Full Line of way High School and Newark i Antonietta Tuell. Mrs. Susan Kos- and tage in canning your own at a 1 s i and Mrs •rtn> Vftsd AS it is, tht awful effect cm MUSIC—MUSICAL SUPPLIES—INSTRUMENTS State Teachers College. She. - Theodore Soggars. all cost of less than eipht cents a full , Mtrats is nothing compared to taught fifth grade in Caldwell o* Newark; Miss Helen Sandor. nf Jar." Miss Josephine Raub. di- MANDEL MUSIC HOUSE public schools two years and then ' Elizabeth; Miss Ann Tmppa and Dt nervous, moral and spiritual mss Ch flbock which comes to children in rector of the Community Canning Over Bauer's 1494 Irving Street took a secretarial position with the 1 arlotte Brtdgeman of Rah- !3 -.".i tiroken homes. Statistics reveal that Center, told a/News-Rccord -re- TEL. RAHWAY 7-2022 Naitional Pneumatic Company. way. innerspring paw <1M6) more than 70 per cent Exhib porter today. The bridegroom is a graduate of at a surprise per- SPONSOKr;i» BY . Through the use of thr BUS EXCURSION entered the army and became a IL Keep Yonr Heart Pure (Prov. center, it is felt by the •first lieutenant in the Signal sonal and linen shower held dur- H: 14-23; Matt. 5 3) Hoard of Education that an op- Corps. He has been honorably dis- ing the past week at the home of Out of the heart arc the issues of RAHWAY LODGE No. 1073 portunity is beinc, aflord^-d looul TO CONEY ISLAND charged and will resume teaching her sister. Mrs. Cecelia Firetto, of 19 West Mam street. Miss Bis- TV'"'i •/: lite^(Prov. 4:23); hence it is of the .•'*••* B. P. O. ELKS re.sidrr.Ls to save money and at DEPENDABLE In the Junior High School at Tren- (fltroost importance thnt it be kept in the Kit mo time insure themselves ton in September. cardi has planned her wedding for purity and devotion to God. AT • >f a certain supply of iood for SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.1946 TIRE CO. September 8th. Included among Studios Hie heart in Scripture does not the family table this-winter. the guests were: Mrs. Theresa Bis- fcefer to the physical organ which 1517 Irving St. ,Rahway 7-2666 Catherine M. Stover cardi, Mrs. Anna Giacobbe. Mrs. .tes-the blood, but even asihat Several women took advantage Leaving Irving & Cherry Sis.. Railway at I- P. M. Complete with 3 reversible pillows heart is the center of thy physical RIVERSIDE PA1|K of. the opportunity on Tuesday Wed To Martin Haines ' i life, so there is a spin tun 1. heart nnd Wednesday and several helped Miss Catherine Marie Stover, IWWch i» tie very cciii'T of hiao's prepare fruits and veRetables Hound Trip S1.73, tax inli<- InviiiMl NO \I)M. CHARGE! evident a year ago, according to of*-1069 Leesville avenue, in cere- AH>cns Sweet Sho|n»c. 1()3 Ha/clwnod Ave. •. -ted to •-..;;:- and The center will, be open Monday YOUR OLD noon by Rev. Gjftert F. Van Bever. jnakc i* r*- throuph Friday until September 6 SPONSORED UY JOHN MAUL Alfred Stover gave his sister in •»fo meet, any Open into two twin beds or Trie sn*i; ami all tho^c who are interested marriage. - Impurity i m instruction in canning or who Regina Vacuum The brideVore a white brocaded one large double bed verses _!• '. wish to use the facilities available X flPPtmne* SHOP satin gown "-with fingertip veil the wav 11." 1 ' . A U- at the Hich School are urc.e dto CALLED FOR and DELIVERED 37).- They Rahway's Jewelry Store caught with orange b'ossoms and '.In- v rjn- report, to Miss Raub. J HOt *!vf|i -5 DAY SEBVIC1 cawied white roses and gladioli. . :• iiiisled OF CONFIDENCE Miss Ethel Henson, chairman ^iiMUiiiiiiiniitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiiuiiiiii: Miss Margaret Stover was her T«: t mem of the local Red Cross Nutrition IN ONE DAY! By day an attractive couch—by night they open up quite down i 1464 Main St., at Lewis Rah. 7-2956 sister's maid of honor. She wore «• "16' QUALITY—SERVICE—DEPENDABILITY Committee has pledged Its co- "pink /satin and. carried blue del- They Mi • 111 V 1(>n,: Your Purchases Can be Made with Savings ::•£! jny^u-i' operation to Miss Raub in the phinium and pink roses. Miss SECURITY conveniently to make two twin beds or one lar*ge double bed. ;* TI i be canning project. The National Red I VACUUM CLEANERS f Regina Rah way Agency led i.i!o Time Payments if Desired Jean/ Donley of New York City, Cross in an effort to aid in the a cousin of the tflfcie and Miss FINANCE CO. cur.n- . • \ Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry — Gifta Each studio couch now being shotvn is carefully upholstered SI: I;M current National Food Preserve- REGINA RAhway 7-0561 Marion Reiner were bridesmaids. 1529 Main St. RAhway 7-0102 Men movement will provide pam- COMPREHENSIVE They wore blue cJUflon and carried C. A. ElMnberter, Mir. --,'-, Em-Bee Jewelers lihlets containing instructions on RAHWAY AGENCY pink roses. in a long-wearing, figured fabric. The generously-built and t!t< I r this subject to Miss Raub for Lie. 734-Rate on mo. balance Ii PERSONAL LIABILITY William Haines was his brother's It: 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J. distribution in the classes. The REPRESENT ATIVBB: best man. Charles Schlundt and Easy to buy life i- .. Nurition Committee has consulted SMOOTIICUT INSURANCE George Lanning were ushers. comfortable reversible mattress has the much desired Bon": in Miss Raub and with her consent CAN OPENER lard-To-Get Items • Immediate Delivery en •; *. . ..r 1 <•<> 6. OLSON Following a reception for a pic. i;.U: ; , -,- l:\ One policy covers yourself and all F. B. McLAUGMUN • DOOR CHIMES—all types and sizes members of your household* hundred guests held at trie home McManu* Bros innerspring construction. The matching coil box-spring bas* grc-ji i • Tel. Rah way 7-0561 of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Haines JOE'S Garage n\ 'III. I:,-;, . • ,-,i>;H J. COUPLAND • PORTABLE ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER For Demonstration left for a wedding trip. They will Budget Plant I 4:8'. a OLSSON • ELECTRIC IRONS—Proctor, Westinghous<>: All liabilities arising from spoits, premises, reside at 1458 Church street upon is most resilient, completing a unit tfiat guarantees plenty of . Th.- j;..:.-: _ i.| n,..,, ,, ' lilKt.K a|,^ l^ d hu and other personal acts, iheir return. Bear Wheel f acUiC ' > :-"-- i.. tt-.iilv uhve niimiiriiiiiiNHiiininiiuiHinnmHiiMiiiMiinuiHiiiiriiiinHHiiimiininin Mat-o-Matic, Manning Boivman, Samson. Mr. Haines served for five years, relaxation. The three reversible and •decorative pillows arm i ., •**nd owahi-i, »\. • n w,,nts tf» be oc- • ELECTRIC SHAVERS—Schick, Sunbeam, fou rof which were in the Pacific cupied with (bunifiiiiiiK o[ interest. lent $11.50 DEPOSIT JThe world, the/flesh and ihe dovll Yes! We Do Printing Sluwenuister. Remington. area. He entered as a private and also included in the prices indicated. Limited quantity .«re keenly aware at that fact and was discharged as a lieutenant. SAVE TIRE WEAR A MONTH COine to fill hia mind with allure- • ALARM CLOCKS-^General Electric, fele- ments to iin and destruction. ALL KINDS OF IRON & STEEL available. No mail or phone orders accepted! WE HAVE THE TYPE FACES cliron. Bauer-Brooks Company Parents Announce LET US BALANCE Thank God that no one need lack WORK FOR BUILDINGS Daughter's Troth lor things that are good, honorable, • OFFICE CLOCKS—General Electric, Tele- 1480 IRVING ST. RAHWAY 7-0865 YOUR WHEELS and noble to fill and satisfy ev< WE-HAVE THE FACILITIES Announcement of the engage- vhron,, 12 and lo inch faces. ment of Miss Evelyn Niles to Nich- by our Factory-Trained mental as woll as spiritual In- WE-MAKE'FIRE ESCAPES — RAILINGS Mechanics Itcrtsl God's provision is not 'i^rv WE TAKE PRIDE IN EVERY JOB • PORTABLE RADIOS—Zenith, Vmerson, So- olas Chalmers, son of Mrs. Dora |ted either in scope or variety. He CELLAR DOORS. Etc Chalmers of Orange and the late nrovidei the best thj, most dtUgbt- nora. John Chalmers, was made at a Brake Service i\i fU, th« lQvellest and most noble. Rahway's Jewelry Store (family gathering held Sunday at 1 Observe that it Is for ua who know The next time you have a printing job WE DO WELDING and BURMNG • TABLE and FLOOR MODEL COMBINA- the home of the bride-to-be by Drums Trued ~z m Christ «s our Saviour to give our- TIONS—Zenith, Sonora, Westinghouse. OF CONFIDENCE her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ftn diligent «ffort to "think on to be done we will be glad to serve you. Our Specialty—Tanks and Condcnsors! Niles, 2253 Price street. Miss Niles things,*' Ai we do wi shall Also Many Other Electrical Appliances QUAUTY-^ifeRVICE—DEPENDABILITY All Work Bros. is a graduate' of Ralrway High tint tb*y crowd out our think- • GENERAL ELECTRIC and Westinghouse Tour Purchases Can be Made with Savings School, a member of Zion Luthe- things which «r« sensual, Time Payments If Desired ' - - - ran Church and is employed by Guaranteed I1«S>.1154 EAST JERSEY STREET • ELIZABET or sinful. It is • sound Vacuum Cleaners. Merck & Co., Inc. Her fiance is O« psychology at wtll as Rahway News-Record Rahway Iron Works Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry — Gifts tpirisutl Admonition, n • 20-inch PEDESTAL FANS engaged in the construction busi- ness. He served in the Army as a 935 Westfield Ave. furnishing homes complete since "The Home Newspaper*' . RAHWAY 7-3346 Leesville Ave.. RjL-a, technical sergeant and spent forty- Clark Township Near shore lins R. R. I * Em-Bee Jewelers two months overseas out of his - • • v - George K. Hoffman. 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J. four and a half years In the Phone BAhwar 7-1864 MA1UNG ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 288. RAHWAY. N.jj. armed forces. 1 1594'IRVING ST. . Established 1917 \. — -4 PAOS WV1 BAHWAY THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946 PAO1FOUR THURSDAY, AT7OUST 22, 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Diem K. Dw» «nd their annual vacation. home at Seaside Parfc. Their Martin" «&ad Norman ofafaMon, Mr. and Uit. 2*tl FTAOU of «7t> son Jack is home on a twenty-one daughter. Miss Mai»«iBtf o* lt*5 sonnss of MrMr. endd MrsM S. Samuel Rob- Hamilton street *pent the paat day leave from the Navy and LsPlerpont street axe «en there (for tfc* mtfiuner. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Facans meyer of 59 West Milton avenue aad ton Donald are spending a boulevard. havfe returned to their home here 20^9 Oliver rfta^et have returned 1 Mr. and Mrs. Made* Krisrtensen Fulton Team Whi<4i Won (Yuy Soft ha 11 League Title CPORTS Sox Tripped weeks 0 1400ftt At Mr. and Mrs. Pred Schultz have vaoatton at Telknrstone Park. - njipriy of fhi.s city, now of El-following a vocation spent at Rahway Football v* * " returned from a Vacation fipettt Police Sergeant and Mrs. Dan- <*>c*an Qrove. «9 OUT OF mirai N. Y.. -\re- eniert'irrty^?r his at U>ng Stinth. Ttifty are lyuikh Mrs. Strward Meffe and iel J. Rommel of 442 Harbison By Street «p*r»t th+ir v«"*ot|'*ii «* "*•' parents Team ADAM'S HAT Schwartl! Of 1519 Main ing a n«w home m Coionta and ter( Judith, of 147 Lambert street MTE. Annie Hardin and Mrs. -1 expect to occupy ft axfti. Mrs. and Mrs. Anthony Kempa and son mar. Mamie Smalls of Sunrter, 0. C, t ** enjoying a weefca vaca- Schults Is an employee of the &n- •>. -ta Team , Atlantic City. Mrs. David Stephen, of 3216 Allen street have are guasts of ttttir brottMf, Rev. ionflt Bpe Jewehr store on Cherry street. Barbara J. W. P. Collter and Mm. Ooffler z and son, Erwin. have re~ been vUtt&g relatives and friends Mrs. fflsle Gross oT 1673 Oliver Morton and Edith Marsh have re- , N/Y. ! street Is recovering from an opera and family n September. A] Dflllo, coach orf the M tr%i avenue are vdstting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Oscar °n route. >'•.'(}. Rams, lool entry In Wve Kew Jtr~ Iry Company, is enjoy- At XasteTn flbore, Maryland. and daughters, Mary and Annp. of flute JTafessiona! Football ALONG* ins ?ks vacation from h\n 1297 Pulton Street have been en- SHOWMAN which has a working corn art ^ 1 ' p store. Miss Carol of Mlsa Ruth Marsh, daughter of joying a stay at pelican Maud. ran his squad through its ON THt du ' first practice session at RiversWe tthe league-leading Bostor Mr. mnd Mrs. Donald Marsh of B»Mc lait night under the lights will be flhe opposHtrn Mtdwood drive has taken a secre- Mrs. TCarl Jalcobi anrt daughter. .1': m preparation for th*» opening Rahway Red Sox in n unm here tarial posttfon nith the county Bertha, ftf Rutherford »*.r^et game of the season to he played imder the lights ©Mmr'fl governing upi* a* *>»« <*mi»t house spending the rummer *»• herp on September 35th The lea- The Colonels who hn- majority of their gar"** t M gue schedule opers rith a congest s (PlflinfielH l»» TNalnfirlrt on have victories over t • Mr. and Mrs. Satntiel R. Morton Mrs wnitaun Wftldhelm M 1360 Giants, the Bush-vick- of Cxmpfceil street and Mr. and terra»*e ontArtdlned mem- York, anfl *wo (1 Among the candidates Mrs. DonaW Marsh of Miciwood New and smart for IMter wMt is a "et of f-ve small br-' bers rtf the F. F. F. Society nt for »he initial practice were: War- drive h»Vfl re#utrwl From % three inks In «h»rir« • their week-pnd meeting:. Miss The visitors will IM- Grnxy Moore. Mrs. TQeTT To\fc}e ren fcrowtt. John Kobe* ski. Ed- Mrs. Norman Fi*»ro. Mi"". J. W ward Johnwon, Edward Koczdn, Roscoe of McCloskry :i Patrolman Joseph Ryan »nd Jo- lafer, Mike Totten, Walter Sox and Warrpn JTar^ Gre4?ojy and the Misses Virginia Lout Auae, Lester Hull and seph Poat M tiv Rnhva; Moore nnd Be«bty Penman were the Jfl^k Omhin and Martin on the mound tor Uir u>> c 1 1 Robert H*J1, /tehing from Sidney Depalament &'e en'oyinc ft tv Mr. ftp'l M'ri W I >- rfngr of sru°dts Miss Moore wil en^rtain afll of w^iot* rp**eived their ^« i>een sot fo- p n ?2B F. cwonn >iavr • P- at the next meeting in h**r initial training at thr Iron' hlgti Baordford's boat a* War«?town) Sat- In a game b^fo Tn urday, toNc ^Ixty weak fish on fly •-- : hw nnc4 from *» nt at 951 Jaques flvenue '11 school Brown \atf* wo»*t *n Wake 1 r Newark RuWaljw wi) !nt M . and Mrs. H^rtlfiiv' M**r«hon Cl. r. • r Forrest v^ior* h** WAS 3. "egular. rods, one rf the best oa*-ches re- MY. and Mrs. John t>wy«r. son position. These two trr* •i • PH % 1 "HADDOCK'S ported hy ftfoursoin* * and son, Dorvald we;e vwlc end — • Edward and daughter Margaret of Kob**rfiki. on* o' thr b«t tackles l Compony, Long Iatottd CUw* V. Y. "•'•1*'- "*V£ KM0WN HfT> BffCHAWJ a threfl inning s^nici. M'- •Mr?, O?^nr 1 1 Of 290 West H&zeJwood avenue ever put out a* the local school, visitors at the 'l.ome of if' parents pppsi-Cola Bottling Co. of ICBW Jersey" *•* WAMfT> HIM Newark a. week apo beJ SAr. and Mr? n»n^'' ' T,-,,I.'..™ 1 St" Bottlpr: was in training with tho f reiver Miss Gladys WhJtehead Is en- 1207 •• i>'-en en- returned from a stay at their sum- n MontoJtnr in t.ii Mi sity of Washington tenm before joying a three week vacation frooi •»iui M • •; r.-ithor entering s'"*vi<*e, wher* he r'^yed BRW her mrttes at the Tingley Reliance ; -; 'iau- Mti-r. .'anire 11 nd son ' WAS THE HEAVYWEIGHT To i. nt a number <>f g*jnes Safa* and Rubber Company. She is spending Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rpvoir of Jersey '*»*y ".nd ] CHAMPION OP THE WORLD By VJRTUB OF HIS 15- TM,ill in. . Scull both >"•** ^Tpprt^Tvo*. with In one of the best pl"\ a portion of the time in Maine, 659 Seminary avenue are rejoicing K*ith' VPSST OF THE W6HL-V FAVORED MAX of the season, the S^x^ ~Mrs tester HaU of 756 P'yant over the arrive! of twin dfuieMers, nnny beams it| ITr The Pleasure Js AM Yours street, spent the wet* **»vfi "i*h born last week at M«* " ' i' "" __Otheii j^ooriinff fer wactioe 3-1 game .to the fast rim•c'-iphu Stars here Tuesday n'yi•' r?ah- r»)ativ«s In Brooklyn. pital. Plain field. Mr. Mrs. Louis Bruno .anc Wednesday night were Robert fiii'nlv of Mn'ujcp :iv'»nu( Middleton. one of the fastest backs iy opened the scoring w the se- TOP lt«w. r*a^lr%c frotn \tft to rifth4 Lefty Wo>tk. Phil Varwco, Bob Fitzpatrick, Mike Salvo. Ke nny Peterson, Tony cond inning when Gortnap doubled Mr. and Mrs. Rene Brellc of Mr. and Mrs John Phillip.';. .Ii r\n on' IJIK a' Anbury Far k during | ever torepresen t Rabway High tho Mike SUrcherk Bottom row rradinr l«fl to rifht, Cari Rich, Vtwc Cloeri. D*nny Marinak. Al Young. School; Robert McDonaW. who Byrnes To Face Hillside Nine along the left field lino Catsido 21S6 Church street have returned 2135 Ludlow street are the par- reached ftrst on an erro1 hy T>n- from thMf fiumnwr vacation. ents of a wi»ir»i th*-y Played his foot-bail with Phila- Mr. and Mr.f. Arthur I.ayton and delphia teams and with a Navy n-is and Gorman scored ^'icnhe have nam^d Carol Ann In County League Game Sun.beat the throw to home Charles R. Roohe and sons. FYed, family of 2J3H Allen street are contingent; Charley Shupper, Ed- ^poiriinc thn»r slimmer Police Capture ward Kosiarsfcl and Art Schweit- Charles and Peter, have returned Police S«t. Joso.ph E K*]ly of The Stars 'tied the ^core in in? bo their tioxne. 850 Hamilton street. 863 Westfield avmic is en.i(>yinR Fultons Rally To Defeat Catholic Vets; aer, all stellar linemen on previous f .oral TVam Ha? Chance to Advance in League Stand- third when Austin single '-> le'i following a stay with relatiivps in a vacation from hi« riniii-.; with e Playoff Rahway High School teams. after two had walked T n rtnn; ing m Kxpense of Last-Place Wine Fi^ht Ntw Hampshire. tlie depai*tm'ent, In discussing the plans of thr Watkins in. Two more run- f.ime Mi-; Cit'Mzr Ruddy of 425 Wesi club last night. Orillo and Doty For Playoff PoMition in the fourth. Perkins Coaching Sp&ion positions in the Union County would come through in tho <^ ^olla!(. of Zur- Mr. and Mrs. Eric J3arlsoD_ftnd Rahway School through having Won all but a single game'begins. A different schedule UNION COUNTY LEAGUE with relatives and friend* at Dun- The FuUon<: camp through to overcome a big early load some pretty good football eeasons or hance in the playoffs which "also bat. but Wilmer Harris; who struck ich, -Switzerlandd .Mi Lowen&tein family of -2240-WTuTlier street are test contest In the regular practices will be announced at means-anothe^^chance -to-trtp-up flew here a week ago and expects enjoying a series of day trips for is «t Hamilton. N. Y., among those league «ch*dule of tfce Recreation Standing Of Teams and defeat the Catholic War Veterans 7-0 while the Byrnes In the that time. the league champ and recoup 4 week-end contest, was brnucht Mr. and MVs. Vincent DeSalvo A.A. coasted through for a 12-2 win over the Ormsby-Siss- Senior Softball League— the P.B.A. According to the leaders of the Westfield Hawks 13 .812 some of the glory w4ii irame last night between the Ca- made of who will open the sea- Elizabeth Braves 3 12 'eague but have played more "Ix'gion Team Lose Over 200 high Tlie score: Millburn B. C. 2 12 .128 games than some ol the teams Duckett, 2b 0 0 0 tholic War Veterans and the Pul-school athletic son here on September 25th but AC:, and Mrs. George R. Hastie ton Club champions of the leapue P. B. A. Hillside A.C. . 2 12 above them, so still have the Austin, ss 0 1 0 Sheet Music Radios Records men from eight George Doty declared last night Benson, cf 0 1 0 Of ID55 Jefferson avenue enter- 1st League Game and it looked for a while as if the B. H E. that a team with color which was chance 1?o make up ground should tales will re- those teams meet with defeat in Dennis, lb 0 1 1 tained Mr. and Mrs. Pranfe Rode- IN STOCK Phonographs Books Record Cabinets Veterans were going to rise to the eive instruction Earl Henry, rf 0 0 a natural rival would be brought rick of Jersey City, over the week- L»cal Midffft Team Has Lead in neights and dump the champs. if 1 their coming contests. Craig, if l I 0 A Limited Quantity of These Bond Instruments and Accessories ,nd witness ,demonstrations con- 0 in for the initial -contest. It toun - Petrfcms. c n 1 Elvira Shoppe end. County Circuit Starting strong with a 5-1 lead 1 ducted by a faculty made up of derstood that in addition to the County Swimming Defeat Roselle Stars 0 0 infi into the third frame, tfee 1 league games the Rama would Thorn, rf 1569 IRVING ST. RAHWAY, N. J< Fine Clcanrrs national figures in basketball, Playing heads up ball, the Byr-Jefferson, p 1 1 0 Detective John M. Kiesecker and The tenth game winning streak Catholic team saw its advantage baseball, footiball. six-man football, Ian, ss 1 Play a number of other Indepen- Meet Here Aug. 24 of the Rahway Legion team in thewiped away in the fifth and sixth 0 nes took a well-earned 3-1 de-Harris, p .*! 0 0 0 rack and training. "Sercherio, rf dent conterte to gtaPtfce tens the cision over the stubborn Roselle RAHWAY MUSIC & BOOK SHOP Midget League which elevated the nintfft, but staged a decided rally ttedemftn, ct, t 0 best schedule possible. Annual Meet al Local Pool Sat- We Know They Arc (iuod j. » r Basketball will be taught by Stars on Sunday. Out-hit 10-5, the Totals 3 8 3 on main street Rahway team to undisputed pos- in the last inning which nearly D. Henry. 3U 0 Considerable interest is being urday to Draw Many We've Sold Premiers Since 1917 session of top place in tr-.« Midget did the trick. Final score favored Doug Mills, coach of the Illinois locals made the best of their op- Kfadlson. lb generated among the grid fans of portunitfes to score and thus took PHILADELPHIA STAHS County League standing, came to the Byrnes 7*6. Whiz Kids, and Lew Andreas, irvin. of noted Syracuse mentor; baseball the city over the prospects of hav- The 20th annual Union County the game. Priced at Only on end on Thursday when the Clendeimy of the Pultons did Post, c 0 a representative in the State Swimming Meet will be held at 2 R. II. E. locals, playing a schedule of games by Frank McCormick of Minnesota Bob Simonson gave up ten hits, Piola, 31) ...... 0 0 0 Rahway Photo Co. the big trick with a homer, which and Otto Vopel of, Iowa; six-man The fact that the games p.m., August 24th at the Rahway but was stingy jn the pinches as oji an almost daily basis lost to was one ol the few hits, five in Total* will be played a -night under the Graham, lb 0 n 0 Argonr.e Post 4-1. Rahway was fcotbal] by Herb Dieterich. coach IRlver Swimming Pool, under aus- Is evidenced by the fact that he Holder, ss . 0 1 0 81 E. CHERRY ST. RAHWAY, N. J. number his team got off Burgoyne. and official developer of the his and on Sundays also ap- ten stranded on the bases unable to start Dirk Ruddy who The Veterans (tarnished seven hlLs pices of The Union County Park Clark, rf .... - J). 1 0 THE BEST IN had kept the locals in the running game; track by George Bastment, K. B E. peals to the sports farm, since Both teams scorerf fc» tfve firat In- from Moe and Wojick on the Cornell, It) 0 theae game* wffl be something in Commission. - •• Messina, 2b ... 0 all season because of the dally formerly of Bishop Laughlin High ning and then Ray Duffy drove to "•••I it mound for the Tultons', but could Madden.' rf addition to tne regular school Open to amateur residents and fGorman, If I 24 Hour Photo Finishing You'r* sure of getting the bttt schedule of games. and how of ; training 0 the winning run with a sixth-inn- Domina, cf not bunch them as well as theby Jack Rourke. veteran trainer Sanzone, ss 0 schedule which is set up for theorganisations of Union County, ing sincle after two walks. Two 0 In vacuum cleaners when you RAHWAY LEGION Fultons. Bartz, 2b Saturday afternoon dates. and sanctioned. toy the Amateur Cataldo. c 0 or aU work fr» R. H. E. of the Red Raiders: and football errors padded the Railway score Hanscom, p cheot« Premier . .. and you can b# |utf as ture of Thre score: Lockey, 2b Athletic Unton. it-he meet will bo 0 Duff, ss 0 by Howie Odell of Yale, Clarence e in the eighth. Duffy was the only OPfi&AT&D BT VBTBMN8 gtttfng fhe best value and highest quality in all J 2 UUentleld, 0 H. E. Munn of Syracuse, and John Da rf&oUtns. If ' i composed of classes for senior men Bfrnes player to make two hits in 1 Ward, If 0 0 0 R. Totals . Jamts Bo«ien — ttStea W«ik«r — toufi AIHHINBI the other home appliances we have to offer you. Young, 3b 2 0 Grosa of-Hofr Cross. Nadler, » i and women. Junior and midget the contest. Clinton, cf 0 0 0 0 P. S.fPtattttet &u&tf) Premier Vaarana Cleaners are Skerchtk. If 1 1 1 Totals 3 4 boys and girls, and diving. 5.25 Wanko, p-3b 0 0 0 The school to be held at the F3.A 000 202 —4 Ruddy. 3b-p Clendenny, c 1 1 0 close oNAhe Colgate summer * Men wlJl compete in 100-yard The score: Photo Finishing Aerial Photography (Qt.) •old fry authorized retail stores otily-nt $10 to $20 less than o 1 0 BO'S 000 001 2—3 Ftrber, lb 0 1 0 Wotick, p 0 0 0 sion. is conducted by the- N. events, diving, and relays; wo- RAHWAY tfiey would cott if Premier maintained itj own house-to* Moe, p 0 On, x> Umpire. J. Morgan, M. Christie men will have 50 and 75-yard ra- Jardot. rf . 0 0 1 . 0 £' Public High School Athletic R. H. E. Champ Girl Team Supplies Commercial 1.50 ulesmcol Gates, c 0 0 0 Pitzpatrick, ss-3b 1 0 Association and will utilize the ces and diving; boy juniors will T. Barcelona, ss .. 1 0 0 Flanagan. 2b 0 0 0 Salvia, cf 1 0 vast University athletic plant with swtm 50 yards and have relay and Sepsie. 3b 0 1 0 To Meet Fimnni Totals 1 A 0 the hiKh school visitors beiftg Oldtimers To Play Carteret dlvitig competitions; junior girls J. Barcelona, 3b 0 0 0 Kodak Film Movies Rich. 2b 0 0 housed in nearby campus dormi- will enter 25 and 50-yard free style RAHWAY BUILDERS George R. Hoffman AHGONNE POST Hugger, lb 1 1 0 0 H. Vansto, lb 0 tories. races and diving; mtdfret boys will Wasilek. If 0 0 1 Games August %9th At Riverside OJSanzone, ss 1 0 have 25 and so*yard swims; mid- Park to Draw Crowd SUPPLY CO. 1594 Irving St., Railway Opp. Railway Theatre. Begane, ss o 0 In Exibition Came Saturday Penton. rf . 1 1 0 SJoan, 2b _ 1 get girls, 25 yards Tree style. Di- Cushing, p 1 1 2 The score: The Oldtiaiers will take Bassano, c o 0 1 280 ST. GEOftGK Lawler, c ..-. l 1 Cheehaflo, i*f 0 their arms out of .the wraps again ving will consist of front jacic dive, 2 The Rahfway Ariana, a pirLs' soft- BYRNES A.A. came out the victor by a score of swan dive, back dive, and two op-Duffy, cf 0 0 EAhway 7-2280 Sirman. 3b _...__. 0 2 and their -old baseball uniforms Simonson, p .0 0 ball team which taas held the Stale Totals R. H. 7-3. Monal dives. $ Fey. lb 0 out of the hiothballs in the altlc title Since 935, with the exception soit. if 0 CATHOLIC VETERANS Virosko. 3b 2 or otrt of the storage trunks in the In obher years when the Old- Gold-filled, sterling silver, and Duffy, rf Totals of during the 1945 season, will Don't Wait! Nugent, cf _... 0 0 R. H. cellar this week-end to engage in timers played for the benefit of bronze medals will be awarded to meet the Rahway tore Department I THOUGHT 1 TOOK AN Neu. 2b 1 0 Mauser. 2b 1 Clos, if an exhibition game against the the Red QrosA or various far winners of first, second, and third ROSELLE A1.KA-$ELTZER R. Duffy, c . 0 Simpson, cf . , leam in a ganie at Riverside Park HAD A HEADACHE. Coppola. Kf 0 0 tJarttoret Oftftimers. charities large crowds saw them In places. One trophy will be award- R. H. E. on Thursday evening, August 29th HOWODWEVOU AND OWED THE Totals rf 4 4 Hofcgl&nd, 3b 1 Pitagerald." ss The game will be played as a action. With the return of some ed to the team composed of men Jenkins. 2b 0 1 0 FOR COLD WEATHER FEEL SO CAY? THING AWAY Godfrey, ss . 1 Boyd, cf under the lights. Game time has Rommel, 2b preliminary contest to the Rahway veterans to the line-up it will be and junior boya winnlnc the most 0 0 0 been set for 8.45. Angelo, U ... 1 Davis, lb Red Sox game at Riverside Park interesting to see these "boys" of points, and another -will be pre-Turner, rf . 1 0 0 Vanlfotc, cf Playing for the firemen will be HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED 1 Muitrtiy. c on this Saturday,, August 24th, and yesteryear perform on the local sented to the team composed of Ellis, ss o 3 1 b PROMPT DELIVERIES J. Duffy, rf 0 Reese, p 1 0 Maurice Moran, Bob Duffy. B° CUSTOMERS IN RAHWAY 16 scheduled tostar t at 5:30 p.m.diamond -again. women and girls winning the most Turpin, tf o Van Note, Mike Abaray. Tony Co- Plescla, lb 0 The game, which wll! probably re- H. Graves. If 0 0 FUEL OIL mitRto SEtivia Borgoyne, p ppola, Captain Nicholas Cappola- NEW ROOFS Totals .... 13 14 »oJve itaelf Into a strtigle ol aging Entries closed at noon Friday, Stewart. 3b . 2 1 1 Simon, lb ... Ray Mauser. James Keeshan and legs, weakened arm* and slowly with F. 6. Mathewson. Superin- 2 0 a long list of subs. Captain Nick OIL BURNERS >• GAS RANGES OF EVERY TYP* Totals . ORMSBY- hkirrtng vWOfi, toaohedule d to go Skinner, c .,. 0 2 Order Your Coal Now 0 R. tendent of Recreation. The Union fc^Uflph? Is coachlrlff tftotram. There were home runs, triples H. E seven innings, provided the "boys" xBrokaw, . 0 0 r „ WATER MIATlRS You'll Find This Book Useful COPPER LEADERS- W. Schultz, s.s We'll Replace Them County Park Commission. Admin- This will close the season •o doubles and plenty of singles in 0 1 oan stand up under the strain. . istration Building, Warlnanco Park Carson, p . 1 0 Walbum. 3b 0 the girls at Riverside fcark. Tlif GUTTERS & that hard-hittinK game last nigh 1 Many of the old Rahway A.A. EHeabHh. _._..._ xxThomas .. - 0 r THIS IS THE TIMJS TO GET sjtt.es ANO Salerno, p . 0 0 Brians should be in rare form f° It gives the facts about adequate" wiring, explains room by room where between the Ormsby-Sisslers and 2 _Jp_la.yers_ whose names-a-ere- embla- JIUICKLY (ptli«ltevln» content) Is 444 WEST GRAND AVENUE DOWNSPOUTS 0 this game. They prayed the Camp the Byrnes A.A. and the Byrne Kocaon, If 1 1 zoned on the sports sheets a gen- Totals 10 more positive by alkaline buffers. — Now Available — 0 Kilmer WAC In a State tourna- convenience outlets (Rcddyboxes) should be installed, so that you can buried the Ormbsys under a 12- Sepsi. cf 0 1 eraltoh or so ago will display What Alk«*Setar bvttig a oombfaiaUoa J. Schultz. 2b , 0 ment gram Monday an lb . 0 0 Among these will be Cliff Smith, GIRS PRESENTED l«n Hooper girls from Trenton In t«5I«it5I o KM *ai"ed Q NO JOB TOO SMALL of Salerno on the mound for theJones, c 0 0 1 Bob Henderson. Fred Hedeman SWIMMING AWARDS Philadelphia on Wednesday. Joan IN THE SIZES YOU REQUIRE and pdtfulartly fpr the rebej of Rahway's jewelry Store Ormsby team. The Ormsby hit GrltshJee, tl . 0 0 NORMAN'S Members of the 'YM Lewis fli, JAQtTES •the State tournament at A-UMC fely and six players had two hits September 9 to 13 at the Hotel otog were Wl&ifred Brwaat, Na- 85 E. CHERRY STREET RAHWAY, N. J- . Price* In the game played between EAhway 7-0745 nette Muringer. Barbara Blair Lloyd's Drug Store to their credit. Schroeder in Milwaukee, Wls. Utese *wo twuna last year Rahway

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'"N r if if THURSDAY, AUGUST 32, 1940 NEWS-RECORD Starts Sunday at Rahway Theatre Intrigue in the Court * Based on that famous raldo VJP.W. AUXniAET THURfiDAV. AtK>UST 22, 1946 [mystery program starring Michael ENTERTAINS VETS PAGE SBVEM READING & WRITING tahway Newfi-Record Special Services Shayne, Detective, the movie ver- The Ladies' Auxiliary of Artides For Sale Wanted To Rent Real Estate^Wanted sion matches the radio show for Ditmars Post 681, Vj\w BY Sdtmn Seavek AN CURTAINS WASHED AND ? thrills and suspense. Mike Shayne talned disabled vets at Menlo P^ Dr- Henry N. Turner DiComo Agency Classified ^X)MBINATION OIL AND GASRAILROAD MAN AND WIFE Planning to Move is played by Hufh Beaumont, the Etret-rhwi or hand irorved. 35c ALL KINDS WANTED 8arteon-CbJropodi«i Saturday at a picnic where and up. Clothes hand ironed stove; also gas range; good con- urgently need 3 or 4 room apart- v talented young a^t-or who is real dition. Rabway 7-2506-M or in- Residential— served ice cream and other dvertising Very reasonnhjp. Quick ment or room with private fam- Commerical—Industrial UP TO 3 ROOMS $10 Bt Tel. KJ T IM| & R«al EsUte life Is a minister. Lovely Cheryl at 12S W#»5t Main utreet. R*hw»y. N.* J. i. iERE^S lunmi - r»a

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• • "T*^ ... in letterheads, pamphlets, bulletins and business cards. * •»:J Third Annual Family Outing of Mulvey-Ditmars Post V.F.W. Your newspaper is always clad to publish withonT oharfe, aeooanU •* Maple dreiKr In • good Early AT ROYAL GARDENS GROVE SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1946 the activities of churches, societies, cUibs, mad social rather!n**. W« American design. Sturdily EAST HAZELWOOD AVENUE, RAHWAY, N. J. •• BOOK; also would like to have the opportunity of serrin* you when yon hare coxutrneted with a smooth, A GRAND PRIZE DRAWING WILL BE HELD ! printing to be done. •.liny finish • - $52*50 1st Prize—APEX ELECTRIC WASHER Matching mirror • $14*95 2nd Prize—"AUTOMATIC" TABLE RADIO Rahway Musie Matching cbe« < $56.50 .* 3rd Prize—MYSTERY AWARD (815. value) Rahway News-Record RAhway 7-3200 THESE PRIZES WILL REMAIN ON DISPLAY UNTIL DAY OF DRAWING AT & Bookshop St. Georges DEPENDABLE TIRE CO., Irving St. The Home Newspaper" Open 10 A.M. to.10 P W. on mam street Monday Thru Sat unlay Home of Quality Household Appliances KCOS BROS. RAHW*A* NEWS-RBCORD NEWS-RBCORD PAGE TEN 2. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946 THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1946 PAGE ELEVEN FocaTiontas, with Mra. Harriet in charge. Mrs. Elizabeth end measure into large preserving may be used to flavor other dishes Wyabrant had high score and Mrs DEUTSCHER Peaches for only two or three Springer as secretary. Following PLANS BUS jars should be peeled at a time to kettle; add equal amount of su- or salvaged for commercial use. Rah way News-Record Tifce Home* the business session, a card party Ethel Stacy received the gar. Bring to boil. Boil rapidly 25 July 19, 183* HEADING FOR COLLEGE Plans for a bus ride September Canning Peaches Not Difficult avoid discoloration. Or 11 a larger Broth may be clarified by strain- held, with Mrs. Mildred Ding- award. HEALTH HINTS to 30 min., stirring occasionally to -uMi 147* Bnwd Btrtet Tel. Bab. 7-0600 Railway. New Jersey by EDTTHK BANT AMERICA'S YOUTH TOOAV, (rrru«we ' actuality. young, meat or poultry may- co%» in, storms last OBTAIN PCRSONA1 siure. Members will be entertalued for rtfniT their TmIt. round. ar"ars. making the . ' llie f ( t\ T I : i 1 1 Lhis summer and Fritzen and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ; lent sweet pickled fruit for enjoy- WitW tion of flftretch- use a tJiin syrup with ony 3 c. su- clear WITHOUT A TRACE OP t lT\sr who like Call when p>ants Sometimes the infection is not Bllndt. former members, now re- i meni a', the main course of w'ntrT When consomme is served cold, ing the sugar. 7I PAT This is high commendation 1 jn •.) r ' r 11 r|'\' | V, r th to bf lazy md gar to ; <. water for the 8 quarts many people like a little more con- day will n«ed stakes confined solely to the f>et. The siding in Burixink. Cal , and from h | meals, and .soft, and slWht'y tr The best gene- or A r jier inn't. Very satisfactory for am dtsh when f.iLs axe in short novpi art \hr more than now. hands are the likely sites for this Mr. and Mr? Ernest Maier ttfid i perfect pcarhc; aro good (rp .secondary infection because they C H. Gills';, who arc vtcUlnc in m. butt, M' or C'lisc'vc. be piven with octra s*»H « touch of i. Remember to making a Riven syrup in canning tree-rtprned rci\>< fcr 'vpctlim: dishes are In jx-rfr* 'lav'• to put the stakr in come in coritact. with s^ many ob- the West. *>«paHijc and Poa< h M »r»tif»it%-* or fresh herbs. nil' 1 amount of sugar p*»a^hos nr with a .syri'p made from hojn-** r*ar' filr "p • •** jects, but the thighs and o b*»r Mary True consomme is made of seve-—~ I » f I fairly close to Fred I>. Otman - Technicolor movies were shown by r« it-'' H an T iPi t go furthest is to 1 c mrn syrup olus 2 c .sutfar ^d 1 pt. poaches '"Hi hMt ^' Edvthe Hanf the plant, firmly in the soil. Don't parts of the b^v fy^twiniiv b< - tv ral different kinds of meat whicp Anthony Horlin« on the outing at use thn least 7'j c v ntPr fpr rvory 8 quarts. Juirt' 4.IV' ' Inc! of ' •••^»»" To M-mnvo ie foA- from meat or s PT -' ire 7 As :> hoi" nnri not f\ v-.ica- tie 'he plant directly to the stake, come infected. give it a characteristic bl*»nd of Point, pleasant. M" Horling and possible amount of water. In Hoi pnfk" pcnrhei 'ra v fruit Jui' (j of 1 l-rt'-n c)iifV-"n h> >th first strain the hot ir ' r IT mv miln ohjoo'ions ti this but tip a string around the stake Although they are very tiny, the flavor. Jellied consomme may, Mrs. Carl Armann had charse of case of some juicier fruits, no wa- 1 ' -j siirir sour i»nd let it en skim per'-xi \* /''««'•" -J fh/'t **ticlo. and then around *he plant so there fungi th&t causes athlete's foo* arc packed in jars fi^od \vit.h boilint: however, bf made from meat broth P the refifslur^nts. Herman KIrr*ner ter is needed; but for the i thn 'mi ri<'iiori fat off the .surfnee •f < that won' rlov and muddy is a little give". Then, when the stubborn orgtuiisms Medical sri syrup' prr>cp-sed in th" Wash 'iiul p« ri ppivhps. wash 1 nn/ of color, texture, and flavor. Th'- fJ-'rk-np fat U '-Xfellent for t f I* f O'-T pt -ntK r nr) x> marks oniriRos. iTmr'-c ^pot ''ora the (Continued on Page Twelve) ' »r\ •I K < • winds are strong the plant ha* a ence ha* not found an,v substance f f abo-" the p'-ar* S**ded with peaches. Tf ! rhetlifHl Krirui f^" iui ir nrH fat. from other meats • • r*\ T 1 -ii chance to move. which i" guaranteed t*> cur*> every T Mr? r" 1 ( * .'I • V If yo" af growing plants In the case of athlete's foot The d^a^v- * '• t'x- i »*•( pt 1 1 >W| ( r 1 *r lt ra's an ' '" '"""»' r garden, an easy way to support back is that a notion wh>ch vMl and in the severity of tho fungis J M r t • J: i <\ .' •,. nit '1 >/ r s rt t» "ir ff>pf them is to drive stakes at the ends kill the fungi i>= so strong that infection, -^inc* no two persons arc SECURITY id. no pon^ral m**dirino j/IU" ' '" i rnnii(.T irnt Vinkee I of the rc*rs, «md then put wire on may nlso destroy hrqRri ass t<-n(l !•')'"»") 't-rfTifly Hi'-; ;i p'vfert both sl<1e$ of the plants firmlv at- udvaprp by *thr 'on or RaJ Tt FINANCE CO. For that rcwsAn, the m?Vr }\> f • r h' inji w lp ion, enn 1'plp fveryono. The indi- rnioy iB u q"'pt rest tached U> the stakes Plan**; may dosen'1 pour an unknown liquid on t p -,, • , J (• M*in St. RAhway 7- vidual M D should be ronsult^d for 'h I'M I h 1 1o'ply '-'•u'iifk otfaEr. then be tied to this wire. hi>* feet just b*v;»u.v thp advertize (»V*'t ' V'J! In- u••>•; «.<*'t;p(i by P"PSts Especially in need ot staking are C, A Wnotibcrgcr, Mjrr. so that he ran prescribe a salve or m**nt p'omLsrs a cure. People vary lotion whirh wrll b*1 LiUor marlr to u'ho cam ' "Uiiy ;ind left late and t-aii HHPK It *• f)1 f • ' 11 734-Rate 2'2 on mo. balance in thn srtisitivety of their skin* .1- Tt f < !>«• h*"* r I In r suit the indh-idual case. who )m ' a i;i'ii"l vprp'ion p Tus ANO SCHOLARSHIPS. THROUGH Lire INSURANCE ANO mums and any of the tail growing n v p is i^c Beferp uoi' L' ;i«'nv this SAVINGS- MORE YOUTMSTCRS THAN EVER BE FOP* all flowers. If you use wire sta- family •Tl pi i ] • f i (ii he \wfH t\".-**nM i>fn''lr wliom WILL HAVff THE OFPOftTUNlTV, IN OUR COLLEGES kes, be wire to «et them heavy enough, at least No. 8 or No. 9 It »»- ,11 M. , • 1. ANO UNIVERSITIES,Or eOUIPPINfi THEMSELVES 11v r Came and see summer. 'ID in -'ct'd nf $ >00 nn- wire. Cane Is also satisfactory. CITIZENSHIP iU OU* OGMQUiAtY. Even if your plants are cut by it * * * * it <;:' ' ) • •;!><•! ' his ' \ I S'f hail, you can probably bring toem Milt i M i r lit i 1 I I M I 1 t ^' Chrysler - Plymouth YOUR NEW '"l )•' yvnr- • it-h his back with moderate pruning. Y ji'l'l t ii :il th;it ihp with ffi family rnd u'ot ni;mi v < in irk If At this time of year you should they hanH'orJ indridual pM>blcT*i*; with :i u cirnjM ! h;t t over the twcritv :iiibr lie M'crnr Daly died April 13th atval Separation Center. Jackson- ville, Fla. Marsh has received an 5 DISPLAY with tho Ra-hwav Veterans* Servifp ( tn Twn tablespoons mamai'ir-p :*l>o for t v four Dont Guess - Dont Trust to Lueft * Make Sure! Six to eight efma. beatpn *jH'.'ht!y honorable discharge following war the veteran with proper information reLzaidinr SHcctivr Riv milk S and Service requirements. This committee is the W^l organi- One toaspoor. -salt, pinch of pepper Common Council in session pays city bills totaling NATIONAL BANK HERE'S WHAT SHOULD 3E DONE CXBINETS zation to give advico and counsel on all veterans prob- Wash and rut the seal lions, leav- $265.24. Council drops various members of different com- POCAHONTAS MEETS , lems. This office is located in room 202. City H;ill, and will infT most of the top_s. Beat CRRS. Mra. Helen Copeland conducted add milk and salt: set a.side. lieat panies of volunteer firemen for non-attendance at fires. In Metropolitan Area be open daily for the benefit of all veterans. * * * a week-end business meeting of CHECK BBAKE FLUID man::irine in a heavy skillet: s-:mte Rahwack Council, 106, Degree of REPACK WHEEL BEARINGS HAZELWOOD & ST. GEORGE AVES., H4HITAY, .V. /. The close cooperation between Local Assistance Board scalhons one minute, add spicoed People of Rahway excited over possibility of another COMPLETE LUBRICATION For Immediate Delivery and the Rahway Veterans' Service Committee is a i\ood in- ham, reduce heat and saute two trolley line, this time between Rahway and Elizabeth. Elec- CHECK OIL FILTER 42. 48, 54, 60, 66. 72 minutes. Pour in the OR<* mixture CHANGE OIL dication that local veterans who were forced into service tric line to Sewaren and Boynton Beach-carrying many & 82 INCH. CABINET 6INKS and cook without stirring until AN FUEL BOWL Base and wall cabinets, to >rv lor yourself how well-equipped we are will get every consideration upon thcir return to civilian firm usuv a low flame. Fold and' passengers during summer. CLE^N COOLING SYSTEM match. ** ~* ' DRIVE IN... slide omelet to hot platter, gar- CHECK FAN BELT ;: pursuits. -* * * '. * ••: i nish with parsi'ly. Serves four and CHECK BATTERY may be made in eight to ten min- First annual picnic of the Rahway Mesnnercher heid CHECK AAL LIGHTS No Down Payment CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE utes. at Franklin Park, St. George avenue. Regina Music Box CLEAN, REFILL AIR CLEANER As Low As TO SERVE YOU! Company closes factory for affair. Robert Brachhausen is CHECK PLUGS and POINTS It is difficult to determine who is in the worst plight in CHECK OIL and GASOLINE HOSES 5. MONTHLY general manager in charge of affair, William T. Weber is connection with the present housing shortage. The veteran We're all set ... at our new location Our new Gulf Service Station and floor manager. Let our Factory-Trained kit- has the advantage when it comes to loans for housing. This chen planner help yon- to extend to car drivers a complete GILFNO-NOX Gulflex Department enable us to ex- makes it possible for him to purchase existing housing, or. NEW STORE HOURS line of car-saving products and ser- tend our services to a greater number if he has the means, to engage in new construction. How- Rahway 30 Years Ago THAT GOOD GULF DAILY 7:30 AM. to 6 P.M. vices. of neighborhood car drivers. Find ever, the premium he has to pay makes the investment a Three more cases of infantile paralysis reported in the WEST END GARAGE, Inc. FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL GASOLINE questionable one. city making the total seven. Rigid quarantine being en- 9 PJtf. DRIVE IN and SEE for YOURSELF! out . . . NOW . . . how we can be of CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH The civilian who has been renting is at the prey ot TOBOTH lorced. p • • • GULFPK1DE real help to you. Don't delay your those who have the means of buying, at the present time. MEN and WOMEN • • * Authorized Parts and Service The man who pays rent, in most cases. hasnXihe buying Mrs. Julia C. Mcrson, G3 of 94 West Milton avenue, Ford .. . Ford Truck . . . Mercury . . . MOTOR OIL visit just of&ausc you have no present dies at Bermar. ROBINSON'S .and Lincoln. Zephyr owners . .. » ho.se X power or the advantages of loans which will permit him to AT ONCE- Without co-makers 965 ST. GEORGE AVE. RAHWAY 7-0094 need of our-pro/J"**^ ^HT'" ?S|^W<; nA • * * •-.», ---- or build. This means that he & ' ~*~ Choose yonr omrj •> ^ vehicles.we'have servE^d-iif our+Jwp : repeat: •••'•" \i\ red but of their homes when thevvarc sotd, and this is payment terms. Immediate service CharTes'W. Nichols, 73 Elm avenue returned from auto- Union County's Largest at 220 St. George Avenue during the DRAINING & FLUSHING lloasewares Store DRIVE IN aiid SEE for YOURSELFJ not a pleasant situation. .-* '• on loans $25 to $300. mobile tripJrLwhich he covered 8,000 miles. past six years . . . know the expert * • • 1527 MAIN ST., RAHWAY GULFLEX The limited quantity of materials which are available. workmanship performed in our thor- • • • plus the high cost and the shortage of labor makes the SECURITY^ .1— St. Mark's Dramatic Club makes plans for outing at RAHWAY 7-2200 Registered Lubrication Have you just returned from vaca- Co.rdes FatfrnrClark Tewnship on September 17th. oughly equipped shop. Need we say present problem more difficult. Some of the more exper- FINANCE CO. \VHI:I:L-BI:AJ{JNG tion? Or are you planning a vacation ienced developers in this area dclare there will be no wide- HOME BUYERS For Sale that the same high standard prevails 1529 Main St. RAhway 7-01t2 in our NEW departments? tour? Your ear will steer easier, ride spread building until there is a greater flow of material and C. A. Eiscnbcrfer, Mir. Rahway 15 Years Ago -j & SPRING PACKING at a smaller price. Even with present day higher wages, Supt. of Schools A. L, Perry receives masters degree smoother after Gulflexing. Lie. 734-Rate on mo. balance DRIVEJN and SEE for YOURSELF! TIRE & TUBE the average wage earner, according to builders and de- •from Rutgers University. Mr. Perry received a degree of • * * velopers, haven't the means to purchase the new homes master of education. 10 Wood Tables 24x24 inches • * REPAIRS ;A J_Jet The Rahway Savings Institution finance If it's lubrication-time for you . . . which might be constructed ot this time. * • • Ford.. . Ford Truck . . . Mercury ". . . County Chairman Edwurd \VhaIen addresses Rahway 3 Wood Tables, 24x40 inches BATTERIES let our Gulfle-x experts serve you! Multiple dweHing units are cheaper to build than single your purchase with a modern, direct reduction Mort- and Lincoln Zephyr owners whose ve- family units. Yet, from the point of view of the communi- WE'LL HELP YOU Democratic Club at rally. Council president Thomas J. & BATTERY SERVICE u 25 Folding Chairs hicles we have NOT serviced in the Their know-how," their modern ty, it is dangerous to fill a town or city wrth this type of AVOID TROUBLE Loughlin presides. • gage Loan. ACCESSORIES living quarters. Revenue from such type buildings is far * • • " with Leather Seats past . . . are invited to heroine ac- equipment and their Gulflex lubri- less than from single units, yet the cost of services is just City Attorney Fred Hycr statement that writ of man- Monthly payments take care of Interest and also quainted with our shop and the cants assure you of efficient car pro- as high. damus V> command Guilding Inspector John H. Larson systematically reduce the principal. 1 Ceiling Type Steam Radiator facilities available at our modern Road maps. Gulf Tourgide Service, tection. And Gulf lex costs you no There may be sorpe who will argue that any type of and council to issue building permit to Samuel Blumcnthal with Vi H. P. Motor Attached service station. radiator service, tire-cheeking, oil- for $2,000 dwelling on St. George avenue, was improperly more than an ordinary greasing job! housing is better than none and that something should be? As long as twenty years for repayment, if de- T checking 'and other courtesy services done to provide new homes now. This is a good present- served. .Chief Justice William S. Gummers dismisses ap- DRIVE IN and SEE for YOURSELF! DRIVE IN and SEE for YOURSELF! That old Mylnr. "An ounce sired. * 1--22 foot Awning yet than. i are always available. day argument, but the same argument wouldn't hold water of prevention U worth a pound plication at Newark hearing. Hour a few years hence when the cost of operations would be of core" fits In well with driv- * • • - •, »* with Crank Handle "* Your Ford Dealer ... and so high that tax rates would soaT to a point where they ing throughout the rear. It Is Theodore Lovas, 14-year-old Rahway caddy, struck by Friendly, complete service that protects your cm Credit would be prohibitive. especially true these days when -lightning on Oak Ridge Golf Course and killed. interests fully. x ninf at the peak of efficiency 10 Wood Stools At No Extra Cost! F There is only one way in which this latter situation to get the most out of your gns HEEET3 no intcrert or ear- Your Neighborhood Good Gulf Dealer might be avoided and that would be through a change in vnpply. Why not stop in here yfjig when y«y a buyy Rahway 5 Years. Ago I tyotu* flams at GoWbUtfi and and make sure your car is in 6 Wood Booths the tax structure which would relieve real estate from •City to gain $600,000 from converting liens into ratables I1 alfeffetered optometrist amtrca perfect condition at all times? with Escalloped Backs 79U of properly preaerHml eye- some of its present burden. There are othr basis for taxa- Chairman DiComo of Tax Lien Committee reports to the J tion and those who contend that there are many sources The Rahway Savings VMT. LUBRICATION council. Dr. Paul B. Malamut Untapped are right. The question seems to be whether or yon need to have your car run* 1-24x6 it. Mahogany Back Bar Optometrist IGNITION • • • -- In Attendance Dally C. W. RICH 6* SON not enough pressure can be brought to bear about a new Tablet placed in Rahway Public Library honoring the taxing system. If this were possible, the investment in BATTERY Open Dally 9 A. BL to 6 F. M. founders including Mrs. William C. (Catherine Crai^7 homes might be more attractive. Under present conditions. COOLING SYSTEM Institution 1-32 ft. Front Bar Also FrL A Sat Eres. Phone RAHWAY 7-2010 Squier. Library founded in 1858. one cannot be criticized for not investing >n new dwellings. "The Bank of Strength" either for individual use, sale or rent. The possibilties of White's r Items Too< Numerous To Mention GoldbloH't collecting a fair return is small and the chances of reduced Mayor John E. Barger issues ban on parking on Route Credit Jeweler* A Opticians Hazel wood & St. George Avenues valuation in the immediate future are great. Esso Service 25 on Sundays and holidays. ? 1500 IRVING STREET RAHWAY, N. X $4 KAST CHBBBT St. Cor IRVING STREET A • • • BAH. 7-1661 A free flow of materials in a competitive market and a SEMINARY AVENUE Rahway Safety Council headed by President John Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ibilization of prices appears to be the only real solution RAHWAY, N. J. D'Am/brosa launch drive on speeding here. Abe Weitz heads Tom Owens WE QOPE YOU'LL DECIDE TO MAKE OUR STATION YOUR SERVICE HEADQUARTERS! group discussing problem in city. ( l563 MAIN STREET "*. RAHWAY, N. J. JUSWAT KITO-RBCORD P~ PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1946 also take advantage of the says, "Two years ago my ! administration «f the State Law 241, or slltfhyy less than the av- eran himself is concerned, Library whether a lender procures In- educational provisions of the for disability benefit was which makes it possible to guar- erage $2,941 i>er loan for the act, provided they meet the SUPPORT THE Sliow Similar K ;mtrv b'isinp.y louns to veterans counry as a whole. surance or guarantee on his nied. Can I apply to have"it (Continued from Pag»* Nine> eligibility requirements. In reconsidered?" 'Round TRENTOV. AUK 11 -ho «'•• r^Ment-s M this State. New Jersey and the federal gov- GI loan. such case, the husband would w VATION ARMY 1 1 ernment havp had almost identi- of tl ' **-•!<•• -,\ Tho v«'*^rnn^' Administration A. There is quite a difference to get the $90 a month main- A. A veteran may reopen hia cal pxperiecc with borrowers who employed a "churm string" as a • <-«•• :•-, iH^iimrH tlmt throilgh- you. Only 15 per cent of the tenance, because his wife claim at any time. There isD o TAMPATON fall to me**t payments on thelj Rahway !•;• h< co-.'iit'y 1G.000 vpfrfins means of making smail Elizabeth obligation is charged against would be classed as a "depen- limit .on the number of tin*, v loans and force the federal or the entitlement of the veteran dant," but she, if taking a he may request a reconddera- thn O T B:M. , -:• > >\ •:> t • <• nm hH • •> l>Tr«>v ».<) s*8000 0O0 in uis stay put. Her collection today is By TH* BOCMDSMAN pecotb StaU* gov'nment to pay off the •.• -^ '.MIL N'«-v .Ti'T-i'v, v U-h ap- if the obligaion is handled by course in education, would get tlon of a previous denial. How. New© built around an anchor butt6h Kim ran tee. Bc*th agencies regard the lender under insurance the $65 a month maintenance ever, his claim will not be ^ "Wli.i* p '' .*'''•'•'' SM V ;v Ji • i'v :i ;>; 11\ UHT'-'v !l 5 p'-I ffll* Of the which came to IIT in a little ba? MerglnR the Rahway Record, Est. 1822 with the Rahway News Eat. 1930 : L thp v*ttoran as a gooH risk. In each Questions anil Answers Economic conditions in any en.*'1:;;- m '.'.,. n N II' »(• Psi" ; i'n' pi ' ol ' ! ? A reader in Essex County says, may be as much as 50 per cent the smaller amount is given to new and material evidence 1 two-tenths of one per nent, or sured by tax collections a"i tax ."("u '-KIM- but acUmllv 6 ' sale of household roods from Uie "I had some X-rays taken a of the .obligation, if guaran- v those without dependents. that is, evidence which has not' proport'onately $10^ 341 'or the teed. The result is that more Other provisions, as to unem- previously been subn*f - i *ilfs so say the oldtlmpr* ThPV » ' }•'••<•' •- ! • • • ;•-•• • »•• I home of a d*»ar olfi couple who few weeks aRO and I am won- govprr">°nf nnH $^9,504 of the entitlement Is used up ployment compensation, re- nfe probably right. <»>'KHir' of .Jersey. could no longer battio thn world dering if the government pays M _ in a loan transaction by guar- view of discharges are Avail- • — .-? -? 7 Welfare Post t (. nri<; b<-« alone Qnd.ft*erc "breaking .UP" to all. or pcyt of th£ cosL to CouncHmen In Tustle Twenty-two Veterans Named For Units While figures were not available them. I am an honorably antee, ordinally, and so less able to each veteran regardless If u* collections are the bar- J on the number of O.T. loans re- move in with the children. The remains available for future of whether they are husband MI88 HOLEWYN r of prosperity or depres- charged veteran." f paid in full, the -State .reports 165 bag f*ost her five cents: in to- transactions. and wife. LEAVES SERVICE -hen Rahway is riding on a This column has warned vet- Court Tangle veteri«r colwtion the little medical treatments on their wife, both veterans of World able for me to hire an attorney ghter of Mr. and Mrs, Martin Seen Certani n f sa]P f- nnd only 20 parrels on ti,r 'incil President Donovan and Councilman Tf" ' y Announces Croup to "calicos." small rhina buttons own Initiative, assuming that War n, receive double bene- to represent me in presenting Holewyn of 1963 Lufberry street, T,p"Mna ' i Dispute Over Appointment of ^ «•' 'Vrupv Temporary Sam. The government, thru Every veteran who meets the fee Is he entitled to?" Retain* on*1 \n vpt^rans is inc*'rated by used to tho c''o^s Just let •^HpibiUty requirements o^ the chaiKed from the U.S. Nnv:u p^. r.i« J Frank's Fox who f:u«* I>W- ctor State Funds HHd Up Here rlw 7 the Veterans' Administration, A. It is not necessary that the took onV" in ?.,,! 'i with 'oan ex * folks know you am interested in sonnel Separation Center, n R Na. PatFcn ' 1 will pay for such X-rays, and net is entitied to a guaranty veteran procure the service in t *? entire rou»>try butt' n.s." ny^ Wrs Firldlr "i>nd 1931, doe- not of rx>litif*s if T other treatments and examin- of a loan under the O.I. BUI of an attorney in'the prosecu- val Barracks. WashinRton, n c f<'M«l .loll Twenty-two veterans H( d bell/' f»s To PXthn- y T>me frn'Ti nonr "nrl frxr tr np*>(l any book ations, only 'f they have gran- A husband and wife, both of ion of his claim. However, if having service In the WAVER ^ connection with i )f thr '*? Depart nfmed last night to occupy pl:iin'c t bar the f hiM'e a nlnro in ? our ( 'ilW'ion whom are eligible veterans on economics to In 'ho Veterans Temporary HoUS* :i ted previous authorization for he desires to he must hire one November 18, 1943. She ^ know the ex*»?nt m f>»t weir hm ' • ; h\ c •iiru il T T^«iHnnt n«*nnis F tnbf Wttskn, 4 >4 Hamilton i-rrw-nt nor the StnM of New ' it Jo nil crrat '"in nn( the /'nv may use their guaranty joint- last ft ri T n me rvvlorrn^nt now being con- them. If * ou w^nt more in- who has been * admitted to on duty at the University of of thp cycle we itie**' \\p i i" tnip <1 forr**nr udu v T .'ike ]on'^ tr vctY"ins The I your T«putn'inn tnvk '\hen--1 of formation about the medical ly or separately. If it is used practice pension matters with and Councilir^n Josepph stT'ictod fn Hopkinson street Just ]onn through you to i our bndirp u'.imr nrtrf you Jointly, the maximum may not nsylvania, Navy V-12 Untr have * raveled Burina durinc "n othTwisn drab .Ipnip*; F Prtter of tlm low firm off Enn Hazc'wood avenue. Thw bMil: <'Y other loMdmn agency care nnd health benefits to the Veterans' Administration 1 find Ow> 'gir!^ flutohirT the bMt- whirh you arc entitled, con- exceed 50 per cent of the face By law, the fee which an at-delphla. Lhroup' for the council me"ttriB which was d»nwn BAT^D CONCERT rvf Patten Ar Patt-n, Perth Ambov thtff. colored veterans who' will nrw thf>T- mn-.' havp n nort*on of on *heir jm^'ie^t blouse or 1 of the obligation of $5,000 past f i 1 t^»(*n o«it over a fo"> hour pp>'od RaJlway Lodpn c* Tlks sp"n (u-c- py tl" units being constructed 1 B sult th* nearest ar*?a Office torney may charge in connec- 1 to him war t l (mn xnteed by U fede- for fear you nro out. rmain They may not buy two sepe- H' saw CouncllrnBJi Donovan charfied the finit. of o series of for 'hfn> have no*" been selected ral OT Stntp qt)i "rni'ient Unf'**r if of the Ofvislon of Veterans' tion with (his services In an with your rollecti/•! fc ytarl'-q nnfl Services, or write to the main rate houses, because of the re- original appl ication is $10 tho •; when specifir-xlly • hat Ooun iiman Tarn ro'n' umity events In the form rvnr' tho mmrMjtpe is" holding Op pr 'vision.-: of the OT BUI, n •wiKKor". berau? ° hv now ^ver> quirements that the veteran sixty p Burir»a had v ithhcld infoenmtion of n bnnrt concert af Riersidp vn VV M thr names of the additional ten 11 office at 520 Ea.^t. State frtreot. But why hire an attorney? DR. I. GROSSM w \n rnan cr wo'iifui y\siy n f 1 M p button b^v-orn/ : n roller tni\ item must occupy the house, unless "rai '" collar 'ion from ro-"imon round on 'nf con Turk lfl.st Tiijrbt. »-lth trr- Eliza wWt*» fnmil^s until further check BIRD Quality SHINGLFS \\]- to **,0 0 a"d hf . e up r Trenton 7. Nev Jersey, or to The service officers of an ac- OPTOMETRIST of iTi» s to pom'- t/t i HI " That piny they are actually and in fact not tr'»vprsy sip rnur.'Mnu th«* h''Minj; betb F!k-s band under direc- A-fn 'v is mji'lc on thptr length of rttri- to 50 prT ov r*1 the fn P Room 202. C'*v "nil, T?nhway credited veterans' organization 1 r ho a ^vam'nrr W<* *u f* •"lim* to Eyes Examined nd of offic" by JO)IT' Wasko wli' was tion of wniam Bar tow anc' th" II ho in-iTfd r>» IK* joh o n roof W l N<*w Jersey. Irving separate and apart or the Rahway Veterans* Ser- P (i.>n'P hero. TTnd*»r the point 579* wat-rh mir Ni^ton^ Am' on th*> They could get separate or Lenses Duplicate-' namr-I T>t'ecUi' nf VJ ?\'PI * ]>er« Fli/" beth lodp*1 c1' ill tean1 un t.'>p t*-n In question now «r»ni' < [• to rl< t» color A Salem County Veteran who vice Committee do more with- (1 P nT other hand ( nf tor Mi" F* n V^^iluni v vs in drr dii < \\nr> of Robert Day provided their length T htnk wr TTIPV FTP contemplate.'; stnrffrjp a am all joint ioan guarantees to pur- out charge, than any such 1462 Main St.. Rahway thn pi ovision > in NPW l f h*»r Jo'> «•.• Arl\i'c T ->•«« pi-'\idinu 'he r*roKram. WUIiam -e hen? met pie requlr©- , y: ir ninpi rt^ | flu* t* t r n m"»' A BIRD roof business a*--ks if it makes any Rahway 7-0745 1 1 v. *\ ' •'t^ian of this ' p»ay inc box to c-n't finr' L Both husband and wife may T' tt'ouU' be foolish t' te ' any F Wph°r uho bear's the com- epl" to \)^ ' by th*» '•omrnittee. difference, so Sur as the vet- Q. A writer in Passiac County 1 n r (1 ;ni>* on o^»' y-ir n'H iopl onH r» v/''l >'••!(• } OL»f *' a mMrrum of to nn* ' °r thlrtv that w hnvp n Taii'Bur'rui in miiMitv n*«d wlfjirp prop am of tho " tp for whi' M-lrotPfi tr> occupy tll6 t.» itnfHcii'' i" 'h« n-:qhKorh->oHI In BIRD QUALITY I'im^elf in bnsincs. a j rq- i] 1 fr t t' pawd through a 1-eriff\c pciorl stated that t.he board n^* *»r rec the indue was chairmen of the units are :Fr*ncls—A«- v H i f J( "-1 F ^ y«-"j gr I tho 'ir\*-s 11 T^»wy re mod© by *3 moiv n pr fanning, and w")ien his in fif'fen >-ears - but it 's of in-ognized Mrs. McCollum as the Di- affa> The proa ram p'K tn insH\ir the HHr to \W:»kii'"d of 1770 T.awrence street; has bPTi approved by his To «o n^te the flg"re.r that in with the Roy a! 1 tfrr-tuf«»r who hat be#*n in business *inc« 1795. Panny- rector of the Department »nd that ix>siiiori un'1' wlil fintpnri fh;i: .Mwph Malcolm. 1987 Lufberry cal lading agency, f 7 ? of the bonrd and beim? at most Arl inp T"°mporflry of n#»qlo-t H« b««t inves*m«nf you can anaka U M up to 90 per cent of the face val- Souttiern Wnlt?.." FxcerpUs T TPX^S were five years behind in by Civil Service, and stnre the city /'fector. and th^rpforo can not it'11. Randolph avenue; J. McCor- 1 v ue of the loan. Other variations in from Fortune Teller." "Mos- *r»r««('nM **IP Ifovitcb' * by lettlnq u* g' « you o fr»# and tomato Juiro or from tomato 19*13 foi they had not held n snip recognized Civil Servioe. he saw prevail acain^t a Veteran whose mi'ck. 21J Central avenue; Francis C nc of the federal and SUite aic from Mara tana." "Ballet 9tt;m< u in c «?.w n-pp ROO NOWI T'.-»«'t ob«o- no reason why the appointment appointment us Director ha.s been H. Tiiiiu'.son. 1521 Main street; lavs are concerned with interest jtiice alone. Jellied rhickon broth in that time. The city WHS near- Pas Des Fleurs," "Londonderry is a favorite. In fact, an attractive, insj the rocks financially. Then should be questioned. Commis- formally approved bv the Civil Paul Hbvaty. lf)67 Bedford street; and length of time (rrantwl Air." "Pizzloatto Polka." "Pop- Service Commission. William J. Spencer, 2;09 St. flavorsome. fold soup ca nbe prc- came tb" y-ale—reported the i'»m- sioner Ehrdman has .held up the v for repa>Tnent of the loan. State's portion of payment for ular Songs of 1946." "March by CT( o»'jf .ivonuo; Joseph Kapoel* pareofitoe^ is one of fbr mrmt p<->xv> pointment of Wasko has not Iwn information and the rul* to plead, Buoni. 221 East Grand avemjcS t/> inHudo loans for hoiiseliold I: loik twelve* pages in the News the "Star Spangled Banner." Edwar-» Bart/, 353 HamlltOBl JHT with the French. lo li-it the over 6,000 parcels the recognized by his department. which have been flled in Trenton. eooris *.nd appliances. Ajrtoun^ bor- Eight bids running from $39.- street; John Gasko. 221 East rowed may be up to $1,000. p*»** Jellied Chicken Broth first uvpk. The number went down It Is sharped that Wasko has held Small and compact, the building above, home of Rahway Post No. 5. American Legion, represents Prepare T qf rhioken broth. Add 235.50 to $68,342.50 for the paving office Illegally since^fay 1, 1946. Grand avenue; John Domicl, 514 C. J. NEWMEYER • ii-lf- in t\< -1 ypnrs at 4 p**T ror-» and finally some 4.000 were sold. the only home yet acquired by any of the Kahwaj service organizations. Extensive improvements Seminary avenue; DanJel ScUwelt- ,'-. i. V'j c prated cat rots to soup stock. of Madison avenue were received It points out that "Mrs. McCollum and additions are planned when conditions permit. Today it is serving as one of the two "enters ; 3 r. Thr sale forced in $250 ooo /er. 13 Harvard road. Linden; Add 2 T. ploln celatin wliich has »o ritv-fund«j. by council and turned over to the was a pointed l^Ral'y to that office established by the Legion in the city for servinc veterans. Centers :it th«» Legion Home and at tin- •i been soaked in J-\ c. cold water. City Engineer and the Street De- Kiwanians Study April 16. 1945 by the Local As- office of Ross DiComo. of I57G Irving street, are open from 6:30 to !):30 tonight itnrl Kridav nlL'ht John PIperi. 1358 Main street; LUMBER CO. OFFICERS JXSTAIXED Charles Gailbrath. 2097 Oliver r At the meeting Friday nisht of Stir in wrtl and let sot until sllpht- partment for study. Three local sistance Board and that the ap- to aid^veterans who need help in filine forms for their terminal leave pay. KI r /\ltKTH AVE. RAHWAV. N. J 1 that date under state law street; Otis Hussey, 1529 Irving Rahway Council. 110, Daughters ly thickened. Chi ! in refrigerator This is the most advantageous time to contractors - made bids, with the Attendance Plan pointment wnc j;pproved by Com- for several hours. Garnish with a sales have been held each year apparent low bid being made by mon Council street: James B. Curley, 191 West K Ah way 7 0300 of America, Mrs. Joseph Coles was and the number of parcels steadily Milton nvpnii; William Ruddy, 188 Ml inducted as conductor, the cere- sprit? of fresh parsley. Serves 4. buy blankets for cold weather ahead— the Middlesex Concrete Products Playground V, went down. In 1934 the number Company of Woodbrldge.- Canning Savings Reported East. Grand avnue; Robert Bane- •5 mony beinp in charge of Mrs. F. because you save generously during the was 1033; then in 1935 it was 319/ Service Club Discusses ford. 704 Bryant street: Prank A* Stacy, past councilor. The meot- Application of American War In Kntrrtainmrnt Elsie Wolf, Mrs. Cora Fraser and August Sale. 150 in 1939; 248 in 1941; 185 inDads for approval of a tag day Fall and Winter S'ominskl. 1528 Main street. ing was in charge of Mrs. Char- Mrs. B. W. Huphes were observed 1943. But in 1944 it was only 30; Citizens Ur^rd To rk At Local Center les Exrbe. councilor, with Mrs. here September 14 to raise funds Programs Talent Night Program IIHd The list wass selecteseiecteda bDy ththee .- ' 1'• i t at the social time which followed in 1945 only 13 and this year 20. for planting 58 oak trees in Rah- at Veterans HINKLE MOTORS] Myrtle FalkenberR as secretary. the meeting. The special award A._Flowered CHINTZ Cut Rag Weed Now Roosevelt School Emergency Housing •h'.--\\ \:\i\ I The birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Way River Park as a memorial to Director Reports Canning Beets at Three Cents a Committee;. .A card was prepuiad •"< ••"; M:-1 * went to Mrs. William Waldheim. .Ways and me&cs of securing giving: the information about tha COMFORTS. 100% Is doubtful and Im- who kxft their lives In serv- better attendance at meetings were Health Officer O'Neill Lauds A talent show featuring acts possible for the city to ever ex- Ice was passed by council. Quart•— Twentv-four Quarts of Tomato Juice veteran, but the name was with- virgin ivool filled. 72 discussed at a luncheon meeting Street Department for Part which were popular on the play- I' REPAIRS perience another tax problem like The petition of residents of It Has Played At Cost of Sl.fiO held. On the basis of need, serv-. of the Rahway Kiwanis Club held grounds this summer wa.s preice- , etc. points were awarded by x84. Rose, Blue and 1933. The state laws for sales Nicholas place for paving was re-Wednesday noon at Greven's each year eliminate those proper- ferred to the Street Department An appeal lo residents of the sented for a larsc group of parents ihe committee and the list finally $18.98 Hotel. Program chairman Joseph Beets canned at a cost of throe cents a quart and ^elected, included those with the On All Make Cars ties remaining in the owners hands and City Engineer. A petition for M. Peinberg presented the topic city^to clear their properties of and friends at Roosevelt School . .- - .:--;; ''.J--' ;•'-•••<, i- •• i -. . :• •• ::> •&•/. •:•;•».•* if taxes are not paid. twenty-four quarts of tomato juice secured from a bushel hiRhvst number of points scored. SERVICE sanitary sewer facilities in Hem-and started the discussion. rag weed at this time to cut down last night under direction of Miss ])\ Factory Trained Mochanirs lock street, Madison avenue and costing $1.50 are some of the figures established at the This method was used to eliminate • ? ? Numeroils reasons for nonth-e danger of hay fever, was made Drew Mossman and the leaders OF Tax Receiver Fox is loud in hisWest Lake avenue was referred to today by Health Officer Joseph any possibility of partiality being attendance were presented includ- Community. Canning Center here from thf various playgrounds in shown, according to George P. • I»r;ikr- \(lju-|c(] • Drums Trued praise of the system for banks and the Drainage Committee 'and City ing weakness of program and lack O'Neill. He declared that the Engineer. The request of Coun-r as the work entered the second rj ii ( in k , O'Reilly who i.s Veterans' Coun- I building loans including in mort- of a definite project which en-.Stree, t Departmen- t in co-operation the cltyr The participants drew • ^ hrrl- Halanred • Wiring Checked week and plans were made for /JOIH* l>OUr(l I W»i > gage payments' by home owners, ci!man TamBurina to haye uh E h< 0Rrdof Healtn r loud acclaim for their work. In selor here. tions of Thorn. East 'Albert and hanced the interest of the memyp' : - ;.v nnd done holding the center open a third ri1|W,|fc Ann | ir'll 101)- Tho balance of the list of those • MOTORS anil CIIVSIS STEAM CLEANED SINCERITY " U* amounts. This iruarantees, he bership. The loss of habit of a splendid job in cutting the weed week to close on St*ptomber 5. I IIH * . I] J|M It til IU11* addition to the stage presentation, states, that the taxes are going to Main streets made light traffic during the .summer but that if who wil occupy the housing units - i streets was referred to .the Police attending eaoh week on the part Miss Josephine Raub, Domestic there was a display of craft work will bv ready for publication with- >l)f'ciah:inu in preparing Cars for Siy/p Inspection ,-J^.paul promptly. of some of the older members was this work was to be of real value, Science Director in the Public Approve Requests for Zone Var- T Committee and City Engineer. citizens in general would have to which the children completed dur- in a week, it was stated by Mr. cited as bringing the attendance Sehools who heads the canning iatlons in City b'Reilly todav. HTKST \M) IJKST KOVIPMENT USED TO Though moderate in cost, our There have been many changes A compllmenary letter . from figures down. A personal contact do their part in eliminating the center reported last nipht that 89 ing the summer months, 4' in the tax collection procedure residents of Trussler place thank- plan will be used to increase at- weed from the rear of their prop- quarts had been canned Tuesday Three applications for changes Contributions of the Grover ing council for courtesy extended erties. IMT^OI I(C\I! in TIP-TOP CONDITION during those fiftften years. In 1933 tendance. and 90 quarts yesterday to nearly in the zoning ordinance rcpnla- Cleveland School group included: service is complete in appointment, in providing a new pavement was there was a, lack of a the listings were in pen on rough Milton Koos who has Just re- equal the total of 189 for a!l oftioni were acted upon favorably songs, "The Gypsy," and "Till the Fraiicliisr Ta\< s lists which the News had to type ordered received and FRAMED. turned from a vacation in Cali- quorum at the scheduled meeting last week. Many who canned last End of Time," sung by Maureen • AITFIORIZED • and modern and satisfactory in sup- before \i could set for printing. Ordinances were passed on final fornia was in charge of the meet- of the Board of Health last night, year or the year before have re- by the Board of Adjustment in Saiiers; tap dance. Jean Boharc- reading covering annual salaries Ing. A large delegation, was pres- those members present discussed turned tills year for the work. session on Monday nifcht. and wii! Total 847.333.81 of Firemen and policemen and for sik; Hawaiian guitar solo, Robert Today machines produce bills ent from Elizabeth including Emil informally a number of items of Miss R.iub established her costs recommend the variations for con- Bendy; Carmen MiKL5i£is=xr4r C—QUEEN ANNE the paving of the roadway of interest to the department and of S17.871.67 Sales - HUDSON - Service ervision. and lists that are not only legible Heidt, EarL Northrup, George fc on canning-—ba^*t^ * . tiflVi of the Common Council. John ReTnyfganfeW.'Bell Bottom Jf£ 100% ivool. 72*84. wgQftt'eet ~£ntf^"a~ portion of their thinking- to make 1 Also- Due to City but also acour&te-Afisk.-?. .T' Isles r quarts canned from a lot costing Permission for a Cal-Co!a bot- Trousers, * Frank Swart; em record. The tax books for- aaBon' avenue. action on thesf same matters of- fifty cents. A bushel of tomatoes 300 St. Ororjir Avc. Railway, N. J. Roser Twenty-two resolutions covering Wise, Con Weymar, Charles East- ficiall at a later date, tling plant on St. George avenue Roosevelt School: tap dance. Franchise taxes amounting to merly handled by the assessors brook. turned out twenty-four quarts of jD e and Blue. Bound witlj, are in the tax office. Charlie Reed payment of bills, providing for a juice and cost but $1.50. Costs at Orchard street was acted upon Nancy Doty; piano solo, Jean $47,333.81 and gross receipts taxes sale of tax lien properties on Sept- Abe Weitz, Dr. John W. Welser, ~ PIioTiTT? \Tiw7iv7J7fe - ^ he was finance chairman set figured on two bushels of tomatoes favorably against the application Wargo; .song, Barbara GeiUng; of $17,871.67 are due the City of Albert E. Lehrer Rayon Satin. $10.98 ember 16, for granting a leave of Cornell Cruikshank and George song. Alice Firgau with Joyce Rahway for the current year ao a new system. Isles took leading ^parts in theRAILROAD WORKERS this week sha^ejL a saving of $12of Richard R. Bernat of 24 Mercer ED. KOSIC, Parts Mgr. absence to Patsy Pellegrlno for PLAN FALL DANCE Baxter accompanist. The Roose- ocrding to the apportionments an- discussion. Earl Burchfield re- in canning jmc*e and tomato pulp. street. Jersey City and Roy Plun- FUNERAL DIRECTOR September and naming Richard At the meeting of the Railroad velt orchestra consisting of Frank nounced today by Ta ^Receiver J. Tax bills are today mailed out Evans as part-time building in- ceived the attendance award. The work this week Miss Raub Francis Fox. Part of the tax twice Workers Non-Partisan Political ket, of 354 Owe street, Rahway. Ttiorne, Heding Rlchter, Oscar a year—and there just spector were approved by council. reports has included canning of which is payable in three install- Association of Rahway last chicken, apple sauce, tomato juice Bcrnat explained that the plant Rodig, Charles- Halion, Stanley 275 WEST MILTON AVENUE' 16,000 of them for real estate and Councilman TamBurina report- Drunken Motorist Needeii, Herman Mfincler, Ronald ments during the year, has been 5.000 for personal taxes for each ed on a visit to the plant which at Hazel place, plans were made tomato pulp, string beans, beets would be a cinder block and brick received at the local tax office. half. That would be a lot of bills for a dance in September. Pres- and many other vegetables. Miss Breslow and Robert Ulbrich played D — BEACON INDIAN TYPE. 72x84. Fancy makes "Scoop" and requested that! Without License building of one-story construction several selections. Figures show that the tax this TELEPHONE RAHWAY 7-1874 to rriakt. out by hand as in 1933. council consider co-operating with sure of business resulted in twoRaub points out that many at- of 50x60 foot size on a plot 120x138 ;:u Modern Blocktoesigns $3.98 ? ? ? assistant secretaries being named tending the center want to learn Brennan Field members pre- year is more than a thousand dol- B the concern i^-getting them es- Tells Police He Drove\Sixte«n and that no noise or odors or odors sented soi^gs by Ida Collins and lars in excess of what was re-. There are other figures in thetablished here. including Joseph Spilatore and "how to can". Interest has been tax office that areNnterestlng. In Years Without License Warren Wright. Membership com- so high she is determined to hold would result from operations. Four Joe Shannftn and a skit by Nancy ceived a year ago. A smaller s Radio 1930 the assessed valuations were When council voted to pay all mittee reports showed good pro- the center open until the fifth, men will be employed. Herman, Rose Marie Shannon, amount was anticipated In the E.—PEARCET PLAID. 100% ivool double blankets. 72x84. Rose, Blue bills and payroll except the salary Charged with drunken driving Rosemarlc Collins. Lois Lane and budget for these taxes this year ^20.318.612 and the tax rate was gress A suitable meeting place leaving only the Friday to prepare Attorney Joseph Pelnberg ap- and Cedar. Bound with Rayonr Satin $16.98 14.52. in 1921 the valuations were ot John Waskt). Councilman Col- and fined $213 including costs. Is being sought by a special com- for,school opening on September Kopin. with the result, some $2,500 of this Repairing vin declared that he felt the action peared for Qornat and pointed out wil become surplus at the end of f - ' J21.1U9.748 and the tax rate $4.39 Edward Karney. 34, of 482 Newmittee. It was announced that 9th. Work for the cafeteria at Marie Kopik, tap dance artist In iy46 the valuations were $25,- was unfair, since Mr. Wasko, a Brunswick avenue. Fords, told Pennsylvania still leads in memth- e school is being caried out atthat St. CR'okju' avenue would some and Betty Laury and Mary Clocci, the current year. 51 veteran was doing the Job. that he r E 5163 and the tax rate set at Judge George Kagan in local court bership with New Jersey second. the center- day be rf^vmed to business and songs,ters represented Shotwell T REQUIRES A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE 14.71. had no other income and that he this week that he drove an auto- field. depended on the salary for hismobile for sixteen1 years without that he felt the city would benefit Robbery Reported OF RADK) Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan livelihood. Councilman Jennings better from business ratables. figures or no figures you a driver's license. He wftl be pro- .V concurred. hibited from obtaining a Ucense in Boxing Tournament On Sept. 4 Jules J. Small of 261 Orchard \t Loral Tavern pet the tax receiver away terrace stated lie had no objec- HONOLVLU BISHOP Police were called on Tuesday Ask About the Details the statement that in 1931 New Jepsey for two years. He was WILL VISIT HERE arrested on State Highway 25 at tions. Allan Weygand, chairman to investigate the robbery from Here Are My Credentials: you figured on sixty per cent col- SELECTIVE SERVICE Drawing Well - Known Boxers of the zoning committee in the Rt. Rt'v. Harry S. Kennedy, the Uivtfrn of William E. Ensor of and today you figure and Lawrence street on August 22 by bishop of Honolulu will arrive here BOARD NAME CHANGED Patrolmen Charles Brandt and With entries for the first an- by "Freddie" Russo. Rahway's hope Inman Heights Asosciation op- 241 West Scott avenue of prop- 1912-1915 Commercial Wirelcw Opmta cei over ninety per cent. You The Selective Service Board Dosod the application. After a re-tomorrow to visit his brother erty valued over $1,000 including WKI/WYN 100% wool extra long.7 2x90. Rose, Cedar, Green, Blue and Arthur Jardot, Jr. nual boxing tourney sponsored by for the World featherweight •David E. Kennedy, of 244 Forbes spend what you collect. serving Rahway and the rest of the Rahway Recreation? Commis- championship. cess the board approved the ap- $40 in cash which was in the cash 1915 - 1920 Radio Engineer for Marconi Peach, Hound with Rayon Satin . $13.95 ? ? .? Union County and now located at In local court Monday night plication. place." Bishop Kennedy a native register which was also taken. Judge Kagan disposed on cases in- sion pouring into the office of Another Railway entry is Ralph of R,ahway and graduate of Rah- Charged with driving under the the old city hall building in Elila- Superintendent William Boylan. StetMer of 1714 Irving street, win- Application to build a new gaso- Cases of whiskey, boxes of cigars Company influence of liquor, fined $200 to- beth is known as Local Group. cluding: Charles Chavan. of 639 way High School and St. John's and ciparettes and cases of beer Leesville avenue, fined $10 on ait appears that the first venture ner of several championships in line station on property at 511 FAR1BO SHADED TINTS, 100% ivool. 72x90 in Blue9Rosey Green and Rcther with $10 physicians fee and Board L. Charles E. Reed rep- Theological Seminary and Univer- were included in the loot. Th« 1920-1921 Engineer at .the great Trans- 3 charge of assault and battery to be held September 4, 11 and 18the E.T.O. Ralph is entered In the East Grand avenue was filed by * court costs and 'prohibited resented the city at an executive Anthony Abate of 1808 Bond street, sity of Southern California served police were unable to find any II inc. Bound with Rayon Satin \ $17.95 made by his wife Mrs. Helen Cha- at Riverside Park, will be a suc-heavyweight open class. Rahway's in the war and upon his release oceanic Radio Station at Tuck- driving for two years. Fords meeting there this week. The cessful one. Rahway. Newark and hopes In the 147 pound novice class the station to be at the junction •race of entry being forced and admiU to court he drove car board, offices are opetf from 9:30 van. John Oliver of 1482 Main became Bishop of Honolulu. He investigated the possibility that street was fined $5 on a charge Trenton are -suplying the greatest rest on thA, shoulders of young of Paterson and Washington erton. N. J. sixteen yearS without license. a. m. to 5:30 p. m. J. Edward wil address the National Youth someone hid inside the tavern un- FLOWERED SATEEN COMFORTS, 50% wool filled. 72x84 in Rose and of assault ancj battery mad? by number of entries with several "Tommie" Parks, well-known Rah- streets. He was represented by 1921 to Have Your House P°y that is something. Tompkins is a clerk at the board Attorney Fcinberg. The board ap- Convention of the Episcopal til it was closed. No noise was his wife Ethel Oliver. A fjne of more expected from Fort Mou- way High School football and Church at Philadelphia, opening • • $7.98 to serve in the interest of local mouth. basketball stear.. This wiii be proved the application. reported from occupants of An Present Servicing Hundreds of Radio* football season has opened veterans who apear there. $5 was imposed on Bailey F. Gee September 10th. ipartment over the tavern. of Irving street on charge of care- Leading the Rahway contingent Parks debut in the ring. Misses Arabella H. Prall and in Rahwajr, N. J. Roofed Now! j-at least the official opening, of Louise E. Prall of 615 Seminary jhe Saturday morning contests at less driving. Herman Harad of in the matches will be "Dave" Tickets for *he matches are on NOTICE Newark pleaded guilty and Nash, 118-pound Golden Gloves sale at the Fulton Tavern, Dl- avenue made application for ROTARY RECEIVES Take Advantage of Our Special Fall Rates! Lincoln School grounds has oc- changing their one-family POLICE TAKE SLOT MACHINE NEW MEMBER fall RA 7 M4Q FOR QUICK, cured for the small fry. Garbage and ashes will be ceived suspended sentence and champion who wl] box a five round Renzo Barbers and Amorelli's TIME PAYMENTS—FREE ESTIMATES collected as usual on Monday, paid $2 court costs. special event with an opponent Sport Shop, as wel as at the Rec-into a two-family apartment. Detective Robert J- Walter and At the meeting of the y ?- ? ? yet to be selected. Nash was reation office on Main street. There were no objections and thePatrolman Chester Smith seized a Rotary Club on Monday James tail HA. i-imy EFRCIENT SERVICE HARRIS' The p. B. A. are the Senior September 2nd. (Labor Day) on the regular route. Garbare only WAR DADS TO MEET runner-up in the 1945 Golden . Officials for the matches will board approved the application. slot machine in tho garage of Smith. Jr., was received Into M champs. The protest Philip Reppen, 107 Monroe street membership. Robert C. Bauer w«a against Don Henry playing on the extra summer route. The Rahway Chapter American Gloves championship, won thebe referee Joe Kukal of Linden; The meeting was in charge of II. & H. RADIO C. B. HODGE MAIN STREET, at the bend, RAHWAY, N. J. *jl the title game with the BoHave your containers placed out War Dads will hold a meeting te^ 1946. 118 pound Golden Gloves Judges, Wilfcr E. Cam. 1932 Olym- President Henry W. Fancher. with Tuesday afternoon. Reppen was in charge of the meeting in tbe /^~~ RAHWAY 7-0545 white Flash was thrown out when night At V. F. W. Hall to dis-event and participated in Vie tour- pic wrestling coach and James Commissioners Wil!lam H. Rand. released in his own custody for absence of Rev. John M. Jaooeth« WALTER S. HANKa Prop. 713 E. SCOTT AVENUE KAHWAY, N. J early. Tomasulo. 1917-J8 National 118 Carl Dunbnrh and James W. Mc-appearance in gollce Court Tues- George Rowland Boyce was sec- Henry Was31ste d by chief FETER GODFEET, cUSs plans for a fall and winter nament of champions at Madison 1586 IRVING STREET RAHWAY, N. J- Telephone RAhway 7-2116-W program. Square Garden. He is managed pound boxing champ. Gee present. day night. retary. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P. M. us a special officer. Street Commlarioner.