VOLUME 46 No 81 South A.mboy, N. J., Friday, March 26,1926. Price Four Cents. BOARD DECIDES ON PARENT TEACHERS CITY TO PAY $15 PER FOOT FOR AT SACRED HEART INCREASE OF FOURTEEN POINTS ELECTRIFICATION Organized Last Sunday With A Total Pass Resolution At Special Meeting IN LOCAL TAX RATE THIS YEAR SHORE FRONT RIPARIAN RIGHTS Wednesday Evening. Of Ninety Members. Acceptance Of Commerce & Navigation Board's Offer For The Board of Public Works has On Sunday afternoon last a Pa- JNew Rate, Announced Yesterday, Fixed at $5.74 Per $100 gone on record ras committing the de-rent-Teachers Association was or- Six Hundred Feet To Cost About $10,000—Whitehead partment to electrification of the ganized in Sacred Heart Parish by I? Third Highest In County—Increase In School And water plant. Action to'this effect the Diocesan Council officers of Tract Is Purchased By A. T. McMichael. was taken at a special meeting of Trenton in the Sacred Heart Audi- City Rates Offset County Tax Decrease Here. the Board held on Wednesday even- torium with an enrollment oi ninety ing when a resolution to electrify at mombers. The 1926 tax rate in this city will step forward toward the a cost not to exceed fifteen thousand The meeting was opened by Miss be $5.74 per $100 valuation, accord- dollars was adopted. All of the Mary L. Convery, president of the ing to figures given out by the Mid- WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN members of the Board were in at- Mount Carnwl Guild. Miss Convery DORIS BERRIEN dlesex county tax board late yester- tendance at the meeting and there imparted to the Mothers the purpose day. This is an increase of 14 points HAS ATONE RECORD was no opposition to the action. of this invaluable association and Of WINS MANY LAURELS over the 1925 rate, caused chiefly Lead* Insurance Agents Of Hi» Com Final plans for the electrification the splendid work being carried on As Star Basketball Player On Sul- by the increase in the cost of run- pany In Industrial Increase. of the plant have not yet 'been sub- throughout the Dioceso by tho Moth- Hn'» College, Va., Team. ning the schools during the present mitted by the engineer and no de- ers composed of Polish, Slavish, year, the school rate this year being With William J. O'Brien, of this cision has been made by the Board Hungarian and Italian people. Mainly responsible for the unde- $1.40 as against $1.23 last year. The city, leading the agents of the Balti- on the temporary plans that were Mrs. B. F. McNally, president of feated Sullin's College, Virginia, bas- local rate other than schools this year more Life Insurance Company in the outlined by Engineer Mason. These the Dioccsian Council presided and ketball team this season was Doris is $2.96'as against $2.94 last year, font gTSund which will mean an entire country in the increase of in- plans are expected to be forthcom- explained fully the objects and aim"Red" Bornen, daughter of Mrs. Ef- this rate of course includes the heavy fenditure of a>b&ut $",000 dustrial insurance, South Amboy has ing shortly now that the Board has of the association and assured the fio Beri'ien, of Bordentown avenue. deficit in the water plant last year. / The offer was accepted last bat- attained a1 unique standing in life in- definitely decided to electrify. members their faith in the society Accounts published in the Bristol The balance of the rate is made up d by the City Solicitor after a surance circles of the country. The figure fixed by the Board as would prove unbounded wh«n they Herald Courier give nothing but as follows: county tax, 89 cents; hd been held with the Gonial "Bill", who fairly oozes life the maximum expenditure will cover became familiar with the routine of praise to Miss Berrien and accounts state school tax, 26 cents; state road insurance from, "dome to shoes", new wells, motors housing, purify- work. of various games show that ahe led tax, 10 cents; state soldiers' bonus was advised in bulletin No. 6 of the ing apparatus, etc. It is probable Mrs. Waller Ciesielski a Council her team by far in scoring and wastax, 2 cents; state biiidge and tunnel Baltimore Life Insurance Company tlmt the cost of Hie work will bo vice-president, addressed those as- nuuinly responsible for every victory. tax, 4 cents; state institutional tax, that he ranked No. 1, among the muoh less than the maximum ap- sembled and gave examples of the" In the last wuma of the season play- 5 cents. leading agents in industrial increase. propriated. work accomplished by St. Iledwig's ed against Martha Washington col- The f oregoinp; rates mean that this This is a signal honor, inasmuch as It WHS decided at Wednesday Parent-Teachers Association in Teu-lego "Red" .l&d her team in scoring city must raise the following amounts , a Municipality could secure these Mr. O'Bren practically introduced night'.s meeting to advertise for bids ton and elsewhere. Mrs. Ciesielskii with 17 points, her team winning 22 by taxes this year; state road tax, rights without any charge whatever the Baltimore Life Insurance Com- for the construction of a new shal- urged the members to support in to 11. Spunking of tho team the $4,,1()7.14; state injstntutirmia'l $2,- but (it was learned that the Board pany in this territory, and his splen- low well nt the pumping station. every way the undertakings of the paper reads: "Sullins College's de- 178.50; state school, $11,198.04; treats both municipalities and in- did success is a tribute to his energy This is the first real step toward tho eight Fclidnn Sisters O. S. F., whocisitm to resume intercollegiate bas- soldiers' bonus, $804.10; bridges and divfdu als alike. It would seem that audibility.' The five leading agents actual electrification of tlie plant. arc laboring so strunously for tho ketball was the outstanding event of tunnels, $1,650.20; county taxes, thfci M t fee would in some instances in industrial increase are: 1, W. J. Plans for the well had been approved licnofit of the six hundred pupils lo- the season. Red Berrien, star for- $38,604.08; school tax, $59,645.00; so a reat way to hinder progress O'Brien, South Amboy, N. J.j 2, T. ntvd i.iccepted at a recent meeting. catcd in Sacred lleiirt Pnrish. ward, and her cohorts, made a good, local tax, $128,463.25. gE D. Harris, Johnstown, Pa.; 3, T. D. ?„+ th . • fate per foot has been set The bids will be presented on April •Mrs. John J. Mitchell, secretary job of it, taking opponents into camp Valuations im this city are as fol- b" > board to include the entire Heginb'othom Norristown, Pa.;' 4, 15th at 8:30 P. M., and the antici- of the Council, read the Constitution in easy fashion. The team was far lows; land, $1,103,915; improvements -%a Bay district. Valuations A. H. Hayes, Atlantic City, N. J.; pated cost is between three and four and liy-Litws governing the Associa- more than was expected by the fans $1,982,315; second class railroad ai .taten Island Sound are said and 5, C. A. Shortlidge, Chester, Pa. thousand dollars. tion. She also informed those pre- with Miss Berrien the star of all property $806,875; personal, $330,- t iuch higher. . The action of the Board and a copy sent of the sociability that could be gaimea." 250; soldiers' exemption, $25,570; •1.. . Jity Council is also taking the of dho resolution will bo transmitted promoted among them by their faith- This certainly speaks well for the net valuation taxable, $4,257,785; preliminary steps to acquire title to HARRY DOWDELL. SR. to the city council, which body will ful attendance at meetings. ability of the loca.1 girl who gradua- appeals allowed, $30,640; utility tax riparian rights on property, the own- be expected to furnish the necessary The following vice-presidents of ted from South Amboy High School. $130,000. ers of which have not yet fled claim _PASSP AWAY funds through a bond issue to pay the Council also extended congratula- This city ranks as the third high- for the riparian tiffle. The City Solic- for the water works improvements, it tions: Mo. A. J. Dennen, of St. est rate in the county, Woodbridge itor has been instructed to prepare After Short Illness—Funeral Tomor- is said. Paul's, Princeton; and Mrs. Joseph PAST COUNCILORS being the highest with $6.40 and the necessary notices of six months row Afternoon, t Tho next meeting of the Board is Opsut, of St. Peter and Paul's, Tren- Baritan next with $5.80. Other rates duration which must be given to the scheduled for next Thursday evening ton. Mrs. John A. Kerwin, presi- of the_ county are as follows: Cran- interested parties in accordance with Harry Edward Dowdell, Sr., of at which time it is expected that dent of St. Mary's Parent Teachers - TOJIEET HERE bury, $3.65; Carteret, $5.33; Dun- the regulations of the Board of Com- 216 Second street, departed this life some definite course of action will Association of this city, and Mrs. At K. Of P. Hall Tonight—Fine En- ellen, $4.31; East Brunswick, $4.62; merce and Navigation. Wednesday morning at 1:30 o'clock be taken in the nppointment of a Thomas Grimley, vice-president were tertainment Planned. Helmette, $2.40; Highland Park, McMichael Buys Property after an illness lasting a little more commissioner or superintendent of also president. _ The regular monthly meeting of $4.70; Jameaburg, $4.83; Madison A T. MoMichael, enterprising lo- than a week. Mr. Dowdell was the department. The present en- The following ladies were elected the Middlesex County Past Council- Township, $4.45; Middlesex $3.77; cal citizen, has purchased the entire born in Jamesburg January 21st eiimibent is the chairman of the to office for the ensuing year: Sister or's Association will be held this eve- MHltown, $4.57; Monroe, $3.96; N«"w Whitehead tract located on Borden- 18G5, but lived there but a short Board, Mr. G. W. Crane, who early Mary Eustance, Honorary President; ning with Joel Parker Council of this Brunswick, $4.54; North Brunswick, tovrn avenue
FRIDAY, MAKCIi 20, J920 MORRISEY Si WALKER AT THE EMPIRE PURCHASE FURMAN TRACT THE COMING WEEK JOHN DI SANTIS FEBRUARY RECORD MONTH 177 North Broadway FDR CHEVROLET SALES CLIrTWOOD BEACH, Mar. 26: MONDAY—Double Features Announcement was made today by To be loved and damned by the FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES, Chevrolet dealers in February de- Charles W. Morrisey, president of sarnie woman within 24 hours is the CLAMS AND ALL KINDS »OF SEA Morrisey & Walker, Inc. of the pur- lot of Bobby Austin, a part played DEFT. STORE livered 32 504 cars, the largest num- FOOD chase of a tract containing 250 acres by Ben Lyon ni "One Way Street", ber ever sold in that month in the OUR EASTER AND Telephone 473 history of the company. on State Highway Route No. 4 be- a photoplay of English society which The quota set for the thirty sales tween Laurence Harbor and Cliff- will be shown Monday. zones of the company was 22,002 wood Beach. The seller was Andrew "One Way Street" was directed b; SPRING GOODS ARE cars, an estimate based on a conser- Furman, of South Amboy. John Francis Dillon the director o vative examination of the prospec- The tract is part of a vast acreage "Flaming Youth." Anna Q. Nilso READY—FOR SALE tive February, demands. When the once in the possession of the Clark co-featured with Lyon plays th total sales for the month were tabu- Estate. It was purchased from the part of the yputh seeker. The ca CHILDREN'S SUITS CHILDREN'S lated it was found that the increase Estate in 1873 by Noah Furman, a also includes such popular names a in sales was 147.7 per cent of the pioneer in this section and founder Marjorie Daw, Lumsen Hare, Mon Washable, large assort- DRESSES quota. . of the pottery works at the head of Kingsley, Thomas Holding and Do Despite decided increases made in Whale Creek. ofchy Cumming\ ment of color's and de- Washable Percales and the quota set for February it was He died in 1889 and the property The companion feature will b found that the zones had practically came into the possession of hii heirs "The Borden Intrigue" with an a] all exceeded their allotments. Before the acreage was owned by star cast. signs. Amoskeag Gingham In .January every sales zone ex- the Clark Estate it had been held in TUESDAY ceeded its quota, ranging from 112.9 tact for more than 200 years by the It will be of interest to the spo 95c and up 95c and up per cent in the Jacksonville zone to Provost family, another group of ear- fan to know that the farm scenes o 275.4 per cent in the Omaha zone. ; ly settlers along the Raritan. the "Wizard of Oz" which will b The Olmaha zone, established only The first piece ever cut from the shown on Tuesday were made at th LADIES' SILK HOSE three months ago, again led the zones original tract was sold in 1868 by ranch owned toy James J. Jeffrio LADIES' BLOOMERS exceeding their February allotments, the Clark estate to Brown & Gaston, ex-heavyweight champion boxer, a' Large assortment of col- with a percentage of 398.3. Minne- who established the first brick fac- Burtmnk, Cal. Larry Semon will b Regular and extra Bizes apolis zone was second with 304.9 tory in this section. found starring in this picture am ors per cent of its quota, reflecting the The now Morrisey & Walker ac- it is sure to please everyone. 39c and up HOT CROSS BUNS unprecedented growth of the North- quisition, which will be added to the WEDNESDAY 48c and upj west's diversified industries, Okla- Cliffwood Beach development, has a "Tho greatest dog picture eve: •hotma City was third with 255.4 per frontage of a mile on the shore road, made", that is the clajm made for th( An indispensable cent of quota. A tlanta fourth, with a link of the new super highway con- latest Crotham production "His Mast TOWELS BOYS'SUITS 249 per cent, and Des Moines fi^th, necting the metropolitan area of er'a Voice" which with Thunder, th part of Eateter, and •with 243.8 per cent. Newark, Jersey City and New York Marvel Dog as its star, will be showi Extra Large Bath Of (the six sales regions, Great with the New Jersey shore. The on Wednesday. A stellar cast o 4 Pieces—Collegiate Lakes region led in February, with state is spending several 'millions of human actors such as Mary Carr, Towel very delicious as < Middle West, Southwestern, Flint, dollars in improving this link by Marjorie Daw and George Hacka- Models—all sizes Atlantic Coast and Pacific Coast reg- doubling its width and building sev- thorne will be seen. we bake them. ions in the order named. eral ibridgos. THURSDAY 52c $6.95 While the original factory produc- The tract is bordered on the north On Thursday Maurice "Lofty' cars, it has already heen found neces- by Raritan Bay, on which it has a Flynn will be feautred in "Hiftl 10c A Piece DINNER SETS 10c A Piece tion for March was set at 54,553 frontage of approximately half n and Handsome", a story of tho lif We have them sary to make three additional in- mile, and on the east by Whale Creek nnd deeds of n policeman. creases In this schedule (bringing the with a frontage of a mile and a half. FRIDAY DINNER SETS BREAKFAST SETS every Friday all total number to be built this month The Pennsylvania and Jersey Cen- Another recommended produc to 59,244 cars, not including the tral railroad station is within a half tion for this one day allowing wil 50PieceB—$4.95 33 Pieces—$3.25 4367 cars to Ibe built in the Chevrolet mile of the property and it is tra- be "The Police Patrol", allowing th< during Lent. \ Canadian plant at Oshawa. versed by a number of bus linos from doing and undoings of the famou Visit Our "BARGAIN CORNER" adjacent cities. The land is of a. water police. This ia u picture tha1 high rolling character and slope.' will interest the grown folks as well A. IJESS BAKER"^ LIFE-SAVING RECORDS gently to the shore so that a marine us tho children. Also the "CJrecn Employes of the electric depart- view is available from any part of Archer", chapter No. 0 will be shown. 134 South Broadw/Ay ment of the Public Service Electric tho property. SATURDAY Win. Dnbrow's' and Gas Company which operates in The latest acquisition brings the Everybody's 'favorite liuck Jone 207 N«w Jersey municipalities, have total holdings of Morrisoy & Walker in "Durand. of the Dad Lands". Al South Amboy, N. f J. an outstanding record in the matter along th cshore to 3,095 acres. so No. G Muzie and others. of saving life through resuscitation DEFT. STORE from electric shock. Cervantes Poor Basinets Man Of the forty-nine names appear- >"•"•>:>:>)>:>>:>>>>>:>"•>>"•"•"•>"•"•"•"•• (Vi'viinloR, the Kreiil SpnnlMli writer, ing on the roll of honor of those who 224-226 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. have received Insull miedals, as print- >J< Blew Armistice Bugle, >J; unlliiir of tho ruinous "Orm Qulxotit,*" ed in. the March issue of the N. E. § Wins French War Cross $ .s a very poor Imslin'Ms ninn, n Goods Delivered ' ;, L. A. Bulletin, six are those of Pub- \vnn thrown Into prison' mi scvornl m >; I'arls.—Curj). I'lorre Selllor, ij fi\sl
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FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 CARD OF THANKS Mi^!iiyiiiy!i!yj]feflii^iifeai'Aii'!^iii.' We, the undersigned desire to express our thanks and appreciation to all those who in any way assisted PARLIN_NEWS during the bereavement of our belpv Let Us Wmv You Our Neiv "Peter Pan" will be shown at the ed Wife and Sister. "Y" next Tuesday. There will be We especially th'imk Eev. Dr. a special children's matine« at four Griffin, Rev. Father Faber, Rev o'clock. The picture was directed Father Lannery and Sisters of Mercy Art . V all Papers The toy Herbert Brenon and is ten reels Also Dr. E. A. Meacham for ser in length, In the oast will be found vices; all those who very kindly sen1 Bety Bronson, Ernest Torrence, cars and floral pieces and to Th« Mary Brian and others. There will Gundrum Service; also pall bearers, Touo^i ako be a two reel comedy. Don't JOHN KEAYS, xnlss this big show. MRS' MARTIV KEAYS ANr FAMILY. Abe Porgotson has purchased a of new coupe. CARD OF THANKS The dance last Friday night was We wish to express our sincer a great success. The next dance wlil thanks and appreciation to all thos Health be held early in April. • who sympathized with us during th brief illness of our Husband an N. Oakley was a Keyport visitor Father. Also to the Sisters of Merc Wednesday. Dr. E. A. Meacham and Undertake M. J. Scully for efficient service, • James Reed, of Atlantic Oity Seeking health some people try medicines, visited friends in Parlin over the and to those wJio sent flowers an week end, cars to the funeral. operations' »->d patent "cure alls,"—everything •MRS. COLE McDONOUGH. AND FAMILY except chiropractic adjustments, the drugless, FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CARD OF THANKS knifeless, modern way to good health.
Sunday, Mardi 28, 1926 Wo the undersigned wish to ex The walls of your home—how do they look? Your 10:30 A. M. "A Royal Welcome." press our sincere and haartfel And yet, it is the common sense way of restor- 2:30 P. M. Sabbath School. thanks to friends and relatives fo friends and guests are observing and critical. What do ing to health the heart, stomach, liver, and all 7:00 P. M. Epworth League ser- kindness and sympathy shown dur- they THINK about them? When beautiful Thibault art vice. ing the sickness and death of ou other organs of the human body. 7:30 P. M. "At the Beautiful dear mother also those who so kindly wall covering* coit . ch a trifle—redecorating one or Gate." | sent floral pieces. We especially two rooms is money well spent. Now its the time to do thnnk the Rev. Dr. E, C. Griffon, Office Hours 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. BUY AT'MENLO GARDENS Father Lannery, Father Larkin and it too, because Spring is the home beautifying time and and by appointments. Father Faber, Mrs. Mary McDonnell, our stocks of new papers are complete. Come in. It A'born Development Corporation Dr. E. A. Mentfiam and Undertake of Metuchen have sold building plots Eugene Mullen. will be a pleasure to show them. for White & Hess, Inc., at Monlo M. HOWARD LEARY, Albert Gottschalk, D. C. Gardens to Jos. Walker, K. Fried- MRS. ALBERT JICDONALD If you will measure your roomi, we can tell you what DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC vman, J. G. Juencmann, II. Vande- MRS. GEORGE BUOTE, the job will cost. vater, Mrs. F. Hilliard, G. W. Light, MRS, MARGARET EG AN, jt. A. Jenkins John Albanese, Walf- CORNELIUS LEARY, 207 Raritan.Building, . Telephones W Dennis, H. Hnnson, Louis Truppa MRS. CHRIS MCDONALD. 175 Smith St., cor. Madison Ave. Office 1836 ai\d Mamie Conlon. Arrangements are being mnde for Hours: 10.12, 2-5 6-8 Home 1792-R tht-I/installation of water and the How We Got Collar* Eagle Tea Company jkfre'etion -of a number of homes on It la about n liiinilrcd yearn since At patient's home in serious cases. the property. the collar cnnip Into belli*; us a com « Perth Amboy, N. J. merclnl proposition. II lms henn susr- 136 So. Broadway Early American History (jested that the tipcklnrr of tocth or , The Continental congress was In daws or strlnjt of bends with which •esslon at intervals from September our early nncealora adorned thmn 6, 1774, te October 21, 1788, at Phil- •elves was the forerunner of tlio mod adelphia; Baltimore; Lancaster, Pa.; •rn collur, York, Pa.; Princeton, N, J.; Annnpo- H«, Md.; Trenton, N. J., nnd New York Gallant, at Least ctly and WHB served throughout Its "Everything Is business with history by 16 Presidents, Including Brown." "Is he so full of It?" "Full John Hancock, elected thirteenth Pres- of It? Why, he even refers to his ident In 1785, but who was sick and hetter half ns his DO per cent pre- did not serve. ferred."—Boston Transcript.
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Store y*fc' Page Four THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN week each evening except Saturday Pelt, chairman of the Junior Depart-1 Junior, accompanied throughout the FUNERAL SERVICES at 7:45 o'clock. During tliese ser- ment. I program. • * vices of Passion Week the daily his- There were three guests of honor I The Juniors are fortunate in hav- FOR MRS. DE GRAW tory and experience of Jesus will be present, Miss Daniels, former State | ing such a' wealth of talent in one followed from evening to evening in Chairman and originator of Junior i club. Mrs. Robbinson who advocates Week-End Specials at Held .From Chriat Church Monday the discourses. work; Mrs. Robbinson, present State exchanges in club program, warned Afternoon. Chairman and Mrs. Boynton, 3rd Dis-| the South Amboy Club that the next - Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza de CHRIST CHURCH PARISH trict Vice President. The members < time a club needs a program she will Graw, widow of the late Frank de Rev. Charles E. Kennedy, Rector of the club had the opportunity of send for this city's Juniors to send hearing each of these women speaR its talent. draw, who d'ied suddenly lnst Friday, PALM~SUNDAY were held from Christ Church Mon- to them. A very pretty "Minuet" under the day afternoon at three o'clock, the 7:30 A. M. Holy Communion and direction of Miss Dora Forgotson Greenspan's The Juniors had a very novel pro- Rev. Charles E. Kennedy, officiating. Blessing of Palms. gram based on the idea of a radio was danced by the Misses Helen Al- Interment was made in Christ Church 3:30 A. M. Church School. broadcasting station with Miss Kafch-I cott, Jean Coogun, Bessie Rogers pemetery under the direction of E. 10:45 A. M. Holy Eucharist and ryn Petty announcer. Tine entire and Goldye Rosenthal. Sermon. Junior Club sang a "How-do-you-do" St Mason & Son. The pall b«arers 7:30 P. M., Evening Prayer and Ad- At the conclusion of the program At lowest Prices! .were George Mack, Clarence Stults, song welcoming the guests^of honor, a social hour followed. Special men- ^William Chapman, J. Mortimer Par^ dress. Miss Clnire Reed gave two dances,: tion should he given to little Miss Our store is filled with all the finest eatables. ker, Samuel Watson and William L. Holy Week Service! one a Russian folk dance, the other i Jean Coogan, chairman of refresh- RDtintrce. Many beautiful floral Tuesday, 4:30 P. M. Evening a very difficult toe dance. mentis and her committee who pre- By buying here you are assured of perfect satis- tributes were received. Prayer. Miss Louise Van Pelt gave two pared the sandwiches and served the /' Mrs. d«Graw was a life long resi- Wednesday, 7:30 A. M. Holy Com- very charming dances. One was a ice cream and coffee. faction. dent of this city. She was highly munion. "Gypsy Dance, and "Dixie". Miss The next club meeting fe a very respected in this community and will Maundy Thursday, 7:30 A. M. Kathryn Lenahan gay,e a very humor- important one. ' There wilr be two be greatly missed by her many rela- Holy Communion; 10:00 A. M. Holy ous talk on Home Hints. speakers: Mrs. Smith, 1st State Vice Dave Greenspan, Prop. 126 N. Broadway tives and friends. She was one" of Communion; 4:00 P. M. OMldrem's Miss Ailice Banker gave a very President, will be the first speaker the oldest communicants of Christ Service; 8:00 P. M., Devotional Ser- beautiful interpretive dance, Flames. and the Hon. Harold G. Hoffman, Telephone 19 Church, a member of St. Martha's vice and preparation for Easter Miss Banker is an exceptionally mayor, will bo the second. A large Guild and the Woman's Auxiliary of Communions. graceful person . audience is expected next Thursday Good Friday, 10:00 A. M. Litany Miss Gertrude Trinley, another afternoon, the Parish. ' and Penitential Office; 12 bo 3 P. M. Butter Boy Very Best Elgin The deceased is survived by one The Three Hours Devotion (Passion Bister, Miss Catherine Watson, and Service); 8:00 P. M. Evening Prayer. CREAM Creamery Butter one brother, Hugh Watson, 'both of Easter Eve, 4:00 P. M. Holy Bap- 3 tall.cans .this city. tism; 4:30 P. M. Evening Prayer. pound JENNIE LLEARY WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES 27c 49c The Junior Woman's Club had complete charge of lust Thursday's none better to be bought PASSES AWAY club meeting. A splendid program Kellogg's Oatmeal Had Been Resident Of City For Over was arranged and much credit is giv- Forty Year*. en the committee and Mrs. J. D. Van 3 packages PURE LARD Mrs. Jennie L. Leary, 59 years of age, widow of the late Cornelius pound Leary, departed this life at her home 25c on Augusta street, Friday afternoon, March 19th, after a lingering illness. SUNKIST ORANGES 19c Mrs. Leary had been a resident of WINDOW Medium size, 15 for this city for the past forty years and waa ibeloved by all who knew her. She QUALITY FIRST—ECONOMY ALWAYS Just Right Brand is survived by six children: Howard, 25c SWEET CORN Mrs. Margaret Eagan and Mrs. Chris SHADES McDonnell, of this city; Mrs. Albert 2 cans McDonald, Mrs. George Buote and "SERVICE AT CHAIN STORE PRICES" N.Y. State PEA BEANS Cornelius, of Perth Amboy. Funeral services were hold from Made to Order 3 pounds 25c . St. Bary's Church at nine o'clock Monday morning. Dr. E. C. Griffin HOT SHOT SPECIALS was celebrant, Father Lannery, dea- Dill or Sour .Pickles con, and Father Faiher sub-deacon. 25c Interment was made in St. Mary's AWNINGS PHONE FOR FOOD—206 Quart Mason Jars cemetery. The pall bearers were; RITTER'S CATSUP John Cosprrove Sr., Philip J. Sulli- "ITS THE BETTER WAY" van, Roger Leonard, John J. Clark '2 bottles 29c and Frank Buote. The funcrel was under the direction of Eugene Mul- SATURDA Y—MONDA Y—TUESDA Y len, of Perth Amboy. Amtooy Shade and 25c Japanese Toilet Paper DEATH CLAIMS" Awning Co. DUZ, the Wonder ULjTTER (Best) WAX LUNCH PAPER 1000 sheets, reg. 10c 3 large pkgs. Brookfield 3-10c rolls 3 rolls CATHERINE KEAYS Telephone 82!) pound Born In Thi« City—Funeral Held On 287 Prospect St. Perth Arhboy 55c 25c Tuesday. Free! 1 small package Catherine Keays, died at her late 49c home, 520 Henry street, Friday af- FOR SALE 1 strong shopping bag ternoon after a short illness m her At very low prices to induce n>3t Granulated Sugar 67th year. Mrs. Keays (nee O'T^oIc) is survived by her husband, John; Spring buyers. • j Campbell's Beans pound one sister, Mrs. Mary Keays; and 2 Family house, 5 rooms and bath, • one brother, Eugene O'Toole. Mrs. each family, improvements. 2 lots 3 cans Keays was born in South Amboy and and garage. Only $6,800. j lived here all her lif«. She was do- Your choice of 5 bungalows rang-1 23 c - voted to her church and an active ing in price from $5,500 to $7,500 ' Borden's Daisy Cream ». **** member of the Rosary Society. I A Three Family House, 5 rooms to ; The funeral was held from her late ! each family, with improvements.: CONDENSED MILK 3 tall cans for homo Tuesday morning at 8:30, j Rental $64.0*0 per month. Sells for Burden *B Magnolia Br. thence to St. Mary's Church where $5,000. at nine o'clock a high mass of re- Am also running a special train 2 cans quiem was offered for the repose of ', each Sunday to Pinewald, N. J. I her soul, Father Win. F. Lannerv of- | would like about 15 people to acCom- ficiating:. Interment was made .in i pany me as my guests.. Transporta- 2 7c Kellogg's St. Mary'a cemetery under the di- j tion and lunch free« Make your re- QUICK OAT FLAKES rection of The Guncirum Service. The servation early. DuFyca's Corn Starch pall bearers wore: John Connors, WM. H. PARISEN 3 Pkgs. Dnvid Quinlan Sr. David Quinlan, 3-12c pkgs. Jr., John and Edward Dooling, 105 No. Broadway uam Joseph Primka. 25c FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FOR SALE 29c G. E. Sehlbrede, D. D. Pastor Main Street—Six room house, all PINEAPPLE. improvements. Buckwheat, Prepared 'Smbbnth School 10 A. M. Bible sliced No. 2 can THE ONE SURE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE Class, 10:20. P. W. Prather, Supt., Portia Street—Seven room house, 2 large 25c pkgs. R.. O, Mathis. Asst. all improvements, ground 50x200 19c 11 A. M., Church Services, "March- feet. Is to spend less than you earn; putting the ing to Victory." Pine Avenue—Two lots between 29c 7:30 P. M., "The Quiet Hour." Gordon and Ferris street. MUSTARD difference into a savings bank. Junior Service as usual. Leggett's C. 'R. meets «t 6:45 P. M. FREDERICK H. LEAR Leggett's Premier i The morning mrul evening services Real Estate and Insurance Sweet Mixed Pickles . 2 jars There are other roads to wealth—some of will bo the 'beginning of a series of quart jar meetings continuing through the 210 George Street 23c them quicker—but not one of thein that is CEI 35c TAIN. . \. .... Norway Mackerel If you decide to save a definite amount e VANILLA No. 2, pound RIGHT FROM THE OVEN! Silver's or Bon Ton week and stick to that plan, nothing but death 2 bottles 19c &top you from becoming rich. Delmonte Right from the ov«n 25c __ Come in and talk talk it over with us'. —piping hot and deli- TOMATO SAUCE cious. Baked with the PRUNES 3 cans same care nnd purity large size as our breads, pies and 2 lbs. 23c enkos. Our shoppe is a Goff's Cough Syrup storehouse of goodies 29c and fine pastries, al- 30c bottle ways ARGO STARCH 3 boxes 25c FRESH 25c 2-in-l Shoe Polish Black or ox-blood PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW CORN, Sweet Violet Country Gentleman box For Your Hot Cross Buns i'5c can 10c READY NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY I9c PEAS SOAP, EXPORT Orchard Farm THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. 7 bars 2 cans THE BROADWAY BAKERY 29c South Amboy, N. J. branch of 25c PEANUT BUTTER Madison Bakery of Perth Amboy ORANGE KARO 2 cans Pound We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings 143 No. Broadway McCbud Building 25c 23 c I THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Nine FRIDAY, MAECH 26, 1926 Mayo, D.D.G.C, of New Brunswick assisted by a number of the officers Friends to Mankind What a City Auto Costa of Friendship Lodge of New Bruns- True friends are the whole world It costs the nveroRe driver about JACOB GOLDBERGER, Banker wick and Algonquin Lodge of Perth to one another; and he that Is a friend eleven and one-hnlf cents, a mile to Steamship Ticket and Foreign Exchange Office Amboy. to himself Ig RISO a friend to mankind. run his motor enr In Washington, us 432 State Street corner Washington Perth Amboy, N. J. The first officers were Joseph Even In my studies the greatest de- prnvpd by a survey. Street car fare Established 1888 FRIDAY CHAT Wooton, C.C., William Wooton, V.C., light I tuke Is of Imparting It to oth- Is lees expensive and wnlklng Is cheap- Levi Wooton, prelate, Bernard Rod- ers ; for there Is no relleh to me In er yet, besides being healthful. Still We will pay out ACTUAL UNITED STATES DOLLARS By G. L. Guinand dy, M. of E., Albert Roll M. of F., the possessing of anything without a It Is pleasant to be able to take your and Guarantee tafe and prompt delivery to all countries in the Isaac H. Holmes, K. of R. S., Richard partner.—Seneca. choice.—Capper's Weekly. world. H. Herring, M.A., Robert Dykes, I.C., John M. Voorhees, 0. G. Make your reservations now for your trip this Summer to As we said in last week's issue, the The officers in 1881 were as fol- and from Europe in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd class Tourist Cabin. name Joseph Wooton appears in the lows: Joseph Jackson, C.C., Charles Tickets to Miami, Bermuda or anywhere and to suit your records of all three potteries of H. Dey, V.C., ^Arthur W. Bostwick, purse. Write or call at our offices for literature and informa* South Amboy. The Swan Hill, Pro- P., Thomas Baker.M. of E., J. F. Ful- tion. vidence and the Congress Hill. Why ton M. of F., Robert Dykes, K. of named Congress Hill we do not R.S., Andrew Newman, I.G., Garrctt know. Hendnute, O.G., Trustees, eBrnard WANTED-A MAN A pottery which came to be known Eoddy, William B. Endicott and J. as Congress Hill Pottery was early F. Fulton. This lodge met every of Intelligence and unquestionedlntegrity established at the foot of the Borden- Wednesday evening in Concert Hall OTWOTWW1 town turnpike (now Bordentown ave- Building, up-stairs. to represent in' w nue) on the beach and near the old en ted dock known as Gordon's dock by We saw a young lady all dolled William Hancock, an Englishman by , sitting idly polishing her linger SOUTH AMBOY echarged birth, who manufactured a superior ii.; \;1.ilo her poor tired mcther was an organization of the highest standing in its 24 quality of chinaware. Hancock was washing the supper dishes. We gazed field. Applicants must enjoy the fullest con- soon succeeded by George Price and at the young lady ami then at the Repaired others, who carried on the manufac- mother and thought: If this bo your fidence of their community and have had busi- ture of stoneware for several years, ethics of love aTid duty to your ness experience which will enable them to when the pottery was abandoned and blessed dear mother, young lady, handle high grade real,estate. This is an ex- stood idle until 1849, when it was same day, some day you will have cellent opportunity for the man who measures purchased by Abraham Cadmus, who unpleasant memories and bitter re- up to the requirements of this position. Hour made Kockingham and yellow-ware grets. OYCE until his death, about 1854. The pottery remained inactive until 1857 A story is told of n Smith Ambnyan Address today when it was bought by Joseph Woo- when the circus came to town many ton, who operated it until 1860, yc\rs ago, He and his sweetheart B " when he was succeeded by William were sitting in a buggy watching the M. B. LEAHY, INC, A. Allen. In 1861 the establishment crowd buying tickets and going into Attention Mr. F. H. Cook SHOP was destroyed by fire, This factory the circus. N HELP THE BEGINNER TO i the newcomer the sooner the latter MECHAMCSVULE LEARN THE GAME ( will cease being a menace. By Erwin Creer ' "if tiie seasoned motorist will do A. G. NEBUS Eugene Dooling, of Railroad ave- everythnig in hih s ppowe r to keepp his PLUMBING AND HEATING nue, motored with a party of friends The American Automobile Asso- driving above reproach it is a fore- to Elizabeth Sunday evening. ciation is asking all experienced driv- gone conclusion that the new drivers Estiraatst Given will be imprsesed with their short- Mrs. Mary Szarlotta of Karitan ers to set a good example to the new- comer at this time when it appears comings and therefore make every All Work Guaranteed street is again able to be about after attempt to make the grade. several days illness. that traffic safety is the most im- portant motor necessity. The new A lot of -beginners have come to 235 Cedar Street Mrs. Mary Holton of Ridgeway driver is naturally imitative, and ifthink that it's quite all right to cut nvenue is again able to be about af- the people who have had experience corners,, speed in the city, pass stand- South Amboy, N, J' ter several weeks illness. with driving will set a decent exam- ing street cars and fail to horn at ple considerable -progress will be crossings just because they see that Telephone 239-J Peter Sapoznak, who Jins been vi- made in the work of safeguarding people more experienced are doing l-15-4t siting in Philadelphia, Pa., spent the the highways. these very things. It is a direct cause week end with relatives on Conovar The'avurage driver is always com- of automobile and pedestrian acci- street. plaining because the newcomer- does dents and evidence aplenty that saf- senseless things when at the wheel ety education of the practical sort Mrs. Edward Stolte, of Conover but seldom realizes that he is often must be initiated iby those who are street entertained relatives from leading the newcomer into'being hi3 naturally regarded as examples. Suit or South River at her home over the own stumbling iblock. Unless • the of $3-$5-$10-$l5 week end. 'seasoned drivers titke particular care to see that they do the right thing Man Sleeps Like Log, on GAS RADIANT HEATERS •r M. and Mrs. Fredreick Kurowsky, at the right time the unskilled driv- of Raritan street, were recent visi- Overcoat er will not know when he is taking tors at Tottenville, N. Y. chances. Eats Anything Spring days are often mild and balmy, "After taking Adlerika I can «at MADE TO ORDER but mornings and evenings are chilly. Michael deary,-of Wilmot street, Every newcomer at the wheel of an automobile sets out to do as theanything and sleep like a log. I had The cas radiant heater can be depend- motored with a party of friends to Romans do, and if the Romans con- eaa on the stomach and couldn't keep Mt. St. Mary's College, North Plain- dow r sIefl a ed R C ed upon to fill any one room with clean, field, on Sunday. tinuo to take chances we shall have &°? " "° P-I < £?, ?, - - Alex, Your, Tailor healthful heat. the usual number of grade crossing Miller. ONE spoonful Adlerika re- Established Since 1899 Miss Mary Nor«k, Joseph Norek catastrophpos and other inexcusable moves GAS and often brings surpns- Gives odorless heat instantly, and accidents and 'fatalities incident to.'"? relief to the stomach. Stops that Correct fit, reliable workmanship brings chcei and life to the empty fire- and a party of friends motored to' ful1 place. Newark on Saturday, where they I careless motoring. - bloated feeling. Often bring* and durable «ll wool fabric* ace to attended a performance at a leading! The experienced driver ha3 a uni-out old waste-matter you never be had here, and they are noil im- „ Why not dispense with furnace fires, theatre^ que role to play if he earnestly de- thought was in your system. Excel portant factori to comider whan or- and let the gas * radiant heater supply sires to see conditions improved. He lent for chronic constipation. Peter- dering your new Spring • it. heat as it is needed? Many pleasing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jerome Jr. must recognize, first o£ all, that the son's Pharmacy, 132 N. Broadway. The coat for the best is turprU- . styles, for the smallest bungalow to the of Ridgeway avenue, motored to thenteUvcomer represents a hazurd A Adv. inglf low. An early call will be ap- largest residence, including Had antfire, Kennedy, Shectflame Heaters, Kay Glo home of relatives at South Kiver on him 'and that it is always to his ad- Adicrtlwi In Hie Oltlzen. preciated. Your* for bed ••rrice. Monday. vantage REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE MARKETS COAL AND WOOD FREDERICK H. LEAR A House With a Paper Roof RICHARD McCLOUD. Jr. KEAL ESTATE—INSURANCE ICE - - COAL Beef, Lamb. Veal and Pork Your house roofed with tissue paper would.be just about as much protection to you as tho or- 210 George St. 1 BAG OR 1 TON dinary wood, steel or slate receptacle is to the coffin and its precious contents." But the Norwalk SMOKED MEATS O^ ALL KINDS Wood By The Barrel Vault is seasoned moulded masonry, steel reinforced, absolutely waterproof and airtight—and sealed >by hand in your presence! '^Before I went to sleep that night," writes an,undertaker, "I knew that C. T. MASON Telephone 146 135 N. Broadway Telephone 159-R ISui'C.esBor to It. P. MaBon) the wooden box in which lay my own child was already half full of muddy water. The next morning sS I began looking for something like your Nonvalk. And since then I always make the Norwalk tho McDONOUGH WE SELL ,very foundation of every funeral." RADIO, PLAYER PIANOS 128 David St." • Reliable UNITED STATES Companies AND PIANOS ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS EXPLOSION INSURANCE Timing nnil UepalrfUH nt Kielit 1'rlccB The Norwalk Vault Company HARRY PAKISEM NOTARY PUBLIC 327 David Street Phone 109-M EDWARD McDONOUGH PLAINFIELD, N. J. 231 first Street South Amboy CONTRACTORS COAL COMPANY J. M. FARSSR, FERD D. TEDESCO COAL Insurance of All Kinds 214 Pine Avenue Chrysler reduced delivered prices CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEB give buyers immediately fhe bene- Fire. Automobile LiaJHHtj, tcplotlo* fic of the new lower tax rate. Chaultr. MB. Phone 310-J 211 AogiuU St South Amboy, N. J. Buretr and ndaUty Bond* Telephone »M-J SOFT DRINKS na mus si. SOOTH uraor Phone S. A. 5S0 PAUL BRYLINS D. & S. BOTTLING CO. CONQRETE BLOCKi. c. 151 Dartd St. . PORTLAND CEMENr Representing the Bert, Fire SOFT* DRINKS Insurance Compaaie*. ^Kruger'. Special "Tlie Nearatt You Old Lehigh andJWilkes-Bar ExploBion, Liability, Automobik Can Get." ChrnUr "70" Rojal Snian, »I»J. and Plate Glass Insurance /. o. b. Detroit COAL When Seeking Insurance, Ask COIfSDI,T U» Phone7 Center and Efn NOTARY PUBLIC Sullivan X Wilhelm, Inc. Chrysler "70" Qualities Have 312 David St Sooth Amlw$ MILK AND CREAM I-0WK8T PRICES OPT ICE-COAL-WO Set Today's Motoring Standard PLUMBIHa AND IIRATIN6 R. A. CASEY Discriminating men and women are CHRYSLER *7fT— Pfu,t'tn,iJt39S;Coach.$l44S;RcMd. Prompt Delivery ater,flts25:Sedatu$t6M:ti*yaiCautie.tt795; Ihoutluim. CREAM Bstlmatafl Given. All Work Guarantee* SI86S; Roynl Snian. SI99S,; Crown Setlan. $2095 DUe ' refusing to accept less chan Chrysler MILK wlieets o£t luntii. "70" gives. Phone 207 347 Catherine St. CHRYSLER "58"—Tour in* Car, $84!; Roadster St*~ rial, fS90; Club Coupe, $S9S; CVHICJI. $93$; Sedan, $99S. 1«7 BOtTTH STBVBW8 ATS. SWAN HILL ICE CO. Disc wheels optional. Hydraulic fuur-whttl brakes an alt 70 miles, and more, per hour .... 5 to Chryiter "58' model* at slight extra cost. 25 miles in 6'^ seconds .... 20 miles to i'AlNTUNG AND PAPER Yard and Office, 146 Hen|y St CHRYSLER IMPERIAL "W—Phaeton* $2645; Road* . the gallon air-clc;iner .^.. oil-filter tter [wire wheels .tfantiurdeqtt ifitncnt; uxxxl whtelsopt ianat), Phone 340. $2$8T; Coupe, Mir-fiassenger, $H9S; Sedan, Jne-pmsttv .... thermostatic heat control.... HANGING «/•h9J6tf, $339$: Sedan t jewm-ficUKnger, 93S9S; Stdan-tintou- Chrysler no-side-sway springs .... piv. Alt prices/, o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal exclae otal steering.... hydraulic four-wheel FRANK NELSON M.J. SCULLY TRUCKING AND MOVING tax.. brakes .... low center of gravity .... 157 Bordeiitown Avenue All model* equipped wlthjull balloon tires. FUNERAL We ore pleased to extend the convenience of tlme- Watson Stabilators .... luxurious Phenn 575 pnyments, Ask about Chrysler's attrnctive plan. Chry- closed bodies. f.hirtt nel'OHH I'llllrurul hrUlyo) DIRECTOR sler dealers and superior Chrysler service everywhere. ELMER F. PARISEN All Chrysler models ore protected agalmt theft by the 316 George Street Fedco patented car numbering system, exclusive with Chrysler "70", alone, combines all these Ghryaler, which cannot be counterfeited and cannot be and scores of other attributes joined to JOHN C. THOM Carting of Any Kind altered or removed without conclusive evidence of South Amboy, N. J. tampering. a superiority of design and fineness of Carpenter and Plumber Phone 661 quality and workmanship, heretofore Jobbing of All Kin.is Promptly 313 David St. South Amboy thought possible only in c?rs of twice Attended To Telephone 109-M the Chrysler price. 246 Bordentown Avenue We are eager to demonstrate Chrysler A. MEDIA EVERITT SLER "70's" outstanding qualities to you. Then, and only then, will you under- RealEsfale/Iusfirance REAL ESTATE BROKER ALBERT JEROM stand why Chrysler performance, Chr1/' JUSTICE OP THE PBACB NOTARY PUBLIC Millmtitc ci " ro1 sler smoothness, Chrysler riding eass General Iniuranca UiirMntin: High Grade granite a aad Chrysler readability have become 719 Bordontown Ave. So. Aml>o> theacw.measureofmotorcarexcellence. "BOOST SOOTH AMBOY" 'roparty Hounht, Hold mut tCxctinnfteri. Mottov Uuaticd on liotul anil MnrtjjnKo, FariiiH and KarUiry H(teH FRIDAY, MAKCH 26, 1926 known as the Bunk House Crossing, crossing in the Township of Madison, the centre of which is 96 feet East of known as the Water Works Crossing! Mile Post No. 6 jrom South Amboy, the centre of which is 1575 feet Eas FIGHTS CAPITAL, being the intersection of the right of of Mile Post No. 6 from South Am- way of The Pennsylvania Railroad boy, being the intersection of th FORTUNE GROWS Company, lessee of the United right of way of The Pennsylvani New Jersey Railroad and Canal Com- Railroad Company, lessee of the Uni pany, with a public .road of said ted New Jersey Railroad and Cana Garland's Wealth Piles Up inTownship, that is to say, so much of Company, with a public road of said Wall Street. said right of way as is crossed by Township, that is to say so much said public road, and abandoning of said right of way as is crossed by and closing said railroad crossing; said public road, and abandoning an New York.—Cluirles (iiirlnnd, In (he WHEREAS there exist on the rail- closing said railroad crossing; role of u visionary David, hus slung road U-acks and ritfht off way of The WHEREAS there exist on the rail a million golden pebbles in the face Pennsylvania Railroad Company, les- road tracks and right of way of Th of the Wall street Uolluth, only to see of the United New Jersey Rail- ' Pennsylvania Railroad Company have that genial giant gather up Ills road and Canal Company, four ! lessee of the United New Jersej ammunition und return It several fold. dangerous public road crossings near Railroad and Canal Company, fou The capitalistic order against which Runyon, in the Township of Madison dangerous pu'blie road crossings nea Garland has thrown the weight of in the County of Middlesex, in theRunyon, in the Township of Madi two fortunes aggregating more than vicinity of the water plant belonging son, in the County of- Middlesex, in $1,000,000 has been, working steadily to the CLty of Perth Amboy, and the vicinity of the water plant be to Increase the endowment o£ the WHEREAS the public roads thus longing to the City of Perth- Amboy American Fund for 1'ubllc Service, crossing said tracks and right of wayand -created by Gurlunrl for the promotion at grade are township roads belong- WHEREAS the public roads thu and support of "unfavorable causes,'.' ing to the Township of Madison, and crossing said tracks and right of way «hlefly of a radical nature. WHEREAS The Pennsylvania Rail- at gra.de.are township roads belong- road Company, lessee of the United ing to the Township of Madison, an Today the fund's original working New Jersey Railroad and Canal Com- WHEREAS Tho Pennsylvania Rail capital of $000,000, due to the rise In pany, in consideration of the vacat- road Company, lessee of tho Unitec value of certain bank securities, Is ing, abandonment and closing of New Jersey Railroad and Cann 11,131,000, Tills despite expenditures two of said public road crossings, haa Company, in consideration of th during the last four years of $325,000 agreed to equip and protect with vacating, abandonment and closing and exclusive of outstanding loans of flashing highway color light signals of two of said public road crossings nearly $300,000. Its capital today con- the remaining two public road cross- has agreed to equip and protect with sists almost entirely of common stock ings, one whereof is the public road flashing highway color light signal •of tbe First National bank of New crossing at Runyon Station, the cen-the remaining two public rond cross Xorlc tre of which is 723 feet East of Milo ings, one whereof is the public roaL Post No. 6, from South Amboy, and "We are letting Wall Btreet earn crossing at Runyon Station, the cen- the other whereof is the public road tre of which is 723 feet East of Milr onr money for us," cheerfully observed crossing near Deep Eun, the centre Post No. 6 from South Amboy, an_ directors of the fund, In preparing the of which is 2754 feet west of Mile the other whereof is the public road THE SPECIAL SIX 1825 report. The report shows that Post No. 6 from South Amboy j crossing near Deep Run, the centre activities of Garland's fund range from THEREFORE, be it ordained by of which is 27B4 feet West ot Mik 4-DOOR SEDAtf •oclallst or labor newspaper subsidies •1315 the Township Committee of the Post No. fl, from South Amboy; Vl and legal defenses for radicals to birth \J'™*3*i hAricatfcm, air done*, gMoliM ««*, oil Township of Madison: THEREFORE, bo it ordained b< porifiet, twin flywheel pbu 4-wfaed brakes, full balloon tin* control propaganda and aid for coal Section 1. That all rights of tho the Township Committee of th •nd 5 dice wheel* included at no extra cote. miners In West Virginia. public whatsoever in a certain road Township of Madison: " '• J3hortly after coming of age in 1922 crossing in the Township of Madi- Section 1. That all rights of the Oarland recelred a $1,000,000 inheri son, known aa the Bunk House Cross- puiblic whatsoever in a certain road tanee from his father, a Wall street ing, the centre of wh'ich is 96 feet crossing in the Township of Madi financier. After settling a large share East of Mile Post No. 6 from South son, know* as the Water Work. of the estate upon his wife and year' Aimiboy being the intersection of tho Crossing, the centre of which is 1575 In this new model outstanding old child, he endowed the American right of way of Tho Pennsylvania feet cast of Mile Post No. 0 from Fund for Public Service. He retained Rnilroad Company, lessee of the Uni-South Amboy, being the intersection no share In the disposition of the fund ted New Jersey Railroad and Canal of the right, of way of Tho Pennsyl Quality is united with outstanding for himself, leaving tills function en' Company, with a public road of the vania Railroad Company, lessee of tlrely in the hands of others. Township of Madison, that is to say, the United New Jersey Railroad and so much of said right of way as isCanal Company, with a public roai crossed by said puiblic road, be- jwd of the Township of Madison, that i Performance—at the lowest price HAS FIERY BREATH they are hereby vacated and said to any, so much of said right of way railroad crossing be and the same as is crossed by said public road, be hereby is abandoned and closed. and they are hereby vacated and said Nash ever put on a 4-Door Sedan. Section 2. All ordinances or parts railroad crossing be and the same of ordinances inconsistent with the hereby is abandoned and closed. provisions of this ordinance, bo and Section 2. All ordinances or parts the same hereby are repealed. of ordinances in;>» sistent with the Section 3. This ordinance shall provisions of this ordinance, be and take effect immediately. the sarnie hereby are repealed. NOTICE Section 3. This ordinance shal THOMPSON AUTO COMPANY MOTICE is hereby given that the take effect immediately SERVICE -» SAMOS ' I'UHTH A.W1OT, foregoing ordinance was introduced NOTICE »«• O«ii/«r Street 287 STATIC ST N. J. and passed1 a first reading at a regu- NOTICE is hereby given that tht • »"»i • Slat« Phone 11) IS Chas. ijiilcMe •av meeting, of tho Township Commit- fnrniroin.fr ordinance. was introduced tee of the Township of Madison held ruirl nnssed n first read at a regular on the eleventh day of March, 1926; meetinjr of tho Township Committee and that at a regular meeting of of the Township of Madison hekl on said Township Committee to be held the eleventh day of March, 1926, and at Zeigler Hall, Browntown, • in theand pas=ed a first reading at a regu said Township of Madison on thelar meeting of the Township Commit eighth day of April, 192C, at two tee of the Township of 'Madison Jirli o'clock in the afternoon, such ordin- on the eleventh day of March, 102fi ance will be fu/ther considered for nnd th.it at a regular meeting of said final passage," Township Committee to be held a George il Mortem By Order of the Township Com- Zeigler Hall, Browntown, in the said mittee of the Township of Township of Madison on the eighth Plumbing und Madison. day of Arpil, 1926 at two o'clock THOMAS L. WOOTON, in the afternoon, such ordinances wil Heating Township Clerk. be further considered for final pass. • William Wntson, negro steel cur Dated, March 11, 1926. age. Estimates Furninhed o ^'"ir WOlker In tin; Illinois Ccntrul shops By Order of the Township Com •Memphis. Tenn., appears to ba mittee of the Township o a power that borders on ORDINANCE* Madison, •821 MAIN STREET Ditturnl. He will breathe TOWNSHIP OF MADISON THOMAS L. WOOTON, Tei. 246 Quality is counted jfdkerehlef or piece of paper An ordinance vacating the rights Township Clerk of the public in a certain railroad Dated, March ll 1926. the most valuable asset [11 Immediately burst Into x SOUTH AMBOT, 1 , ilclans und scientists who by the discriminating [ned him cannot explain housewife. When she penon. is shopping for her meats she must be assured that iible to Be Written by they are of absolute purity. We guarantee the Hand by 31,173 Persona quality of our meats. • Portland, Maine.—Rev. Edwiird Stu- Fresh FUb Every Wednesday, and Friday It B«st, one hundred and one, of Mnl- "Shop Here and Save" , ""ien, Mass., Is the oldest of the con- rlbutors to the targest Bible In the 8TRAUB BROS. ;orld,,P!dfc)tH'-flfi;i completed, to be TltteiJpffpeiiiniiiiHlili) by 1)1,17.'! \>ev- CHOICE MEATS jns, one vorae each. Wesley T. Gur- 110 N. BROADWAY > PHONE 140 3d, four (Hid ono-lnilf, of South l'ort- "land, Is tho .vouiiROKt. Kdniund 'P. "~ ' nd, BPfH'tiiry of'the Mulne Rlble iclct.v, I" cun-yliiK out the unique Time nn, nnd docs not hopi- to complete H tusk for tlirei' or four yours, lerrlll -K. HnrliT, il Host on man, you H You Can Save by Using • a lulsaloiinry In CmiKo, West Af- lms lumi'il of Hie imvclty nnil has «sted ilBHlKiiiiifiit of verstw for 8 HOUR BATTERY CHARGING SERVICE /lml(! family, rn-slilnit CnulidBe OUR Save Time e tin' II I'M I vci'Ht.' of llm Unoli of Batteries left before 10 A. M. sis. % To Young Men! ready at 6 I'. M. the same day. Smbked Them Out Save Money rrlstown, I'n.-An nnisry luiRbnnd Add something next week—then every week— 8 Hour Charging practically oiuiihiini'd lo Un' 'llslilcl iittiw-noy in,,!, two olhor wninon lo that Home Sweet Home ol yours which is to he. eliminates cost o' rental batter- on n Jlii'.v I" ll '""ittcBKliiR ies saving GOc to 75c on charg- u wdiiuin were smoked Did you ever pause to think that you can buy ing. Into WTIIB nn Mciultlnl. Tho men intioli l» ll"'1 Juryrooiu Unit future happiness on the installment plan—just Bring your battery in TOrUY 1 for 8 Hour Charging Servict. Ihc wtinvii hiM'iimi I" like merchandise of today? J. W. OLSEN CO. | NATIONAL LEAD Tolophono 336! Anderson's Garage All the Same to Them $2 deposited in our hank every week will buy BATTERIES diifns," gay post trader, "I hear Perth Amboy" Z04 S. Stevenl A TO. lmrt yottr New Y«rk FEIDAY, MAECH 26, 1926 Amboy, at which he announced,, his EVERYTHING FOR THE WRITER candidacy for the sheriff nomina- GENERAL tion. L. ROSENTHAL "One of the after dinner speakers •' RELIABLE > was former Mayor Neuberg, of Tailor, Woodbridge, who stated that Brown HARDWARE /INSURANCES Looking Back could not be elected, if nominated, WORK CALLED FOR and several- other friendly remarks. 8*m, Planet, Hurnnin, , IN ALL ITS BRANCHES V Thirty Years I do not know what Mr. Neuberg L«T»1I, Br»ce§, Bits, CMHU, Drtlto AND DELIVERED LIFE-FIPE ! bases his opinion on. Mr. Neuberg Tools (or ail Mechanics, Blov ran on the Republican ticket last Phone 72 I AUTOMOBILE ETC. I Pall for Mayor, and when the votes Torch**, Soldwimi IroM, \ FRANK KABOSKI / Issue of March 28th 1896 were counted, he found himself 1093 Qrindera. 103 South Broadway Office Supplies and «• •' lery Miss M. Elizabeth Campbell of behind his ticket, giving us a Demo- \, IO7 PINE AVE. /* Main street secured" a prize of a cratic mayor today. AOCNT KM South Amboy "K SOUTH AMBOY / FRANK WOGLOM v«ry handsome lamp at the Opera "Mr. Keyes ran three years ago TELEPHONE 271 House Wednesday evening. for Township Clerk, and ran several SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 197 Smith St. Perth Amk«f ***** hundred behind his ticket against a PAINTS Improvements at Maxville young man who had never been' in Several new houses are to foe politics before, 'and who was not fcuilt at Maxville this spring. One backed by any kind of an organiza- Faints, Oils, Varnishes, fine house is now in the course of tion. The opposition against Mr. Lead, Enamels, States, HOLLYWOOD TOUR BOOK FREE erection on Prospect street and ano- Neuberg and Mr. Keyes that year Putty, and Glass Come where the Sun ij Shining and enjoy the wonderful experience ther will soon be started on Highland was absolutely unorganized. They street. Now is the timetobuylotsat did not even run anyorae for mayor C. 1. Bergsn, 175 Stefan* avt of bathing in the Atlantic Ocean, golfing, motoring, sightseeing fn- this growing locality as the property on the Democratic ticket. corner First street. soim'iL-usl Florida in March or April. Ten days by (rain every Thurs- •will all be sold in a few years "I ran for the sheriff nomination day, fourteen days by steamer every Wednesday. ***** ' three years ago, receiving over 1,600 Buiy on the Coal Docks votes, in the Township of Wood- The men have been working full bridge, and was 'beaten by about'300 force day and night, including Sun- in the county. Then I did all in my day, the past week at the coal power to help my successful oppo-1 Look for wharve. There have been more nent, and gave him a handsome ma- boats here with orders than in any jority on election day. it on the previous week in the history of the . "Two yenrs ago I tried for the dealer's coal trade in this borough. On Wed- County' Clerk nomination, and re- counter nesday there were 108 vessels. Ine ceived nearly 2,000 votes in • the previous greatest number was in Township of Woodibridgie and a total Decemberl891 when there were 80 of 5,635 in the County; I again sup- boats. ported my successful opponent, giv- $150,000 For The Raritan ing him a good majority. Hon. D. C. Chase, president of "I never have missed voting on the pilot commissioners of New Jer- election day in my life. I have al- sey has presented a paper to the riv- ways considered it a duty. I dislike er and harbor committee at Washing- n grafter as a parasite who is de- ton asking that $150,000 be appro- stroying his county. I believe that priated for the improvement oi the a citizen, whether by birth or choice, You can get the best food channel in the Raritan River and who does not vote on Election Day WRIGIEYS Raritan Bay between South Amboy one way or the other, is not a very served anywhere in the city More and Great Beds Light. The statis- good citizen, for he is shirking nn tics accompanying the letter show obligation and a duty he owes to his when you eat at the for Vour bhat in 1894 and 1895 no less than country. 152 vessels grounded in, the channel. money Please select the date In "I have always been a Republican, March or April you prefer The total value of the shipping and serving on the County Committeo for CENTRAL LUNCH "and freight for last year on the harbor and let us hooU your accom* twenty years or more, and as its vice the best. Peppermint modations now. Mail th* was $186,000 and this amount, in the president for a number of years, so opinion of Mr. Chase justifies tho 225 Smith Street coupon above or call at our I am going to try again this year for (Shewing Sweet for • office. See address in abov proposed expenditure. the nomination of Sheriff on tho Perth Amboy any money ou fc coupon. * • ***** Republican ticket." It'* Jwiu In Hollywood now! THE AMBOY BRIDGE DAVID A. BROWN. Near Railroad Station The Metuchert Recorder says: "The bill to authorize the Freeholders to Bulxictlt* for ttie Cttlien. build the Ainiboy bridge if the people Urge your friends to subscribe for The CITIZEN of the "county vote to have it has passed the House and is likely to be- come a law. This is about the best way in which the question of the propriety of such an expensive un- dertaking at this time could come ANNOUNCING up. The county is paying interest Save Money on Tires! now on a debt of $2,281,610 with a population of about 70,000. The A Full Line of debt of the adjoining county of Mon- mouth with over 75,000 people, is only $907,217, or less than one-half GAS RANGES Oversize of ours. The travel between the two towns has not yet justified the estab; In Stock lishme-nt of even a ferry, although one is proposed; and if it should be established it* seems likely that it Super Cord would be a better means of commu- Call around and look over nication than a bridge whose only practical site would leave its termin- my stock before you go Guarantee is across the Raritan two miles from South Amboy. But, in any case the elsewhere. Prices very project seems hopeless until the county can better afford such a cost- reasonable. ly undertaking." ***** Mayor Treganowan, addressing the Council, among other items, spoke DANIEL J. DONLIN as follows as to the fire department: "In this matter perhaps, there is 104 N. Stevens Ave. Tel. 412 larger room for improvement than in any other. There is a greater neces- sity for re-organization than any de- >%7»irrfiirri«^irr»irf»ir*iiY«>ij»irr.wrSir^^^^ partment of the borough. With a population of nearly 6,000 we have four companies with 60 men each, and the clamor is for more. It must be admitted that a well organized fire department is the best safeguard the people can havo around them, and there is a great deal of sympathy extended in this-mutter; but if wo The Paulus Dairy continue keeping up four companies to the maximum number inside of JOHN PAULUS, Prop. twenty years the majority of tax- ESTABLISHED 18»O payers will be exempt from taxes. I would suggest to the committee and Main Office: 189-195 New Street, New Bruniwiek, N. J., especially urge that this matter be investigated and if possible bring the Phone 2400. membership of each oempany down to/the minimum number of 40. If it is necessary to have other appar- atus, divide the present companies. The council is glad to foster'the fire department and will endeavor when practical to add new material and, will always encourage it in any way possible." Our Motto Protect Continuing, on tho subject of con- trncts, tho liiun Mayor says: "We Cleanli The have not muny contracts on our hands but they may become a very ness Babies serious matter to the borough in the future. The vital ones are wnter Order and i»us. The water contract has direct from been faithfully carried out by tho this advertisement, using Ballooii numbers listed below; send check or money I'orth Amboy authorities, and we order. If you are in a great hurry—telegraph have no fnult to find. Tho time of and we will ship promptly C. O. D. By ordering contract is fast ebbing away,''When two or more tires at one time you will save money guaranteed 10,000 Miles, the Perth Amboy people may sjiy to on postage. Send amount of pottage specified ua, 'wo can't renew it.' Innsmueh as Don't Be Misled—Be Sure it is Paulus' Milk and we will refund any saving. The Regent Balloon Cord Tire the wa'eer is no longer an experiment is scientifically built of Cord Fabric and PurcK Rubber, following the newest balloon prinelp having passed beyond it, I would The Regent Super Cord accurately—22 to 28 Ib3. of air pressure Buflidji suggest to tho committee that even is on Oversize Tire, larger and considerably heavier for inflation. in the "coming yenr they devise in LV i than the ordinary oversize tire. . Exti._ Especially designed for cars equipp- their x>wn speculative way some Use l>iS!K£ Milk Number Inches Ttlm Eiu-li inN. J. factory with small diameter wheelai means to put ourselves in position to 2X2012H 30x.1i/j Cl. S10.49 22c Port 2X2025II .101.114 22c furnish our own wnter, should we bo a.s. 1 1 .'95 Number Inclips Ench 2X 201311 32x3M, 14.95 26c unable to renew the contract.* At .1111 S. 8. 2X2068H 29x4.40 SI 2.93 present we nro ready at any moment 2X 20 tOH 8. 8. 17.25 27c Placed in thoroughly cleaned and sterilo bottles, untouched 2 X 20 1411 S. 8. 18.25 28c 2X204 lit 30x5.25 19.50 3SIP«e to pay off some bonds which shows 2 X 20 t 511 a. 8. 19.45 29c n good financial condition. The gns by human hands. 2 X 20 1711 S. 8. 22.50 34c Extra Heavy Regent Rt y Duty 39c will fit either standard or Oversize contract was drawn in tho loosest 2X2OO5II link uit) 27.93 2X201811 33x11,4 S S. 23.50 35c guaranteed for one year. manner. They are not compelled to 40c give nny forfeit, and can shut off Walker-Gordon, Certified Milk. 2 X 20OQII 1 '1°V.\> 29.75 Number Illehif! Each the gas, nnd wo have no redress. n—Clincher. 8. 8.—Straight Side. 2X 163 .lOiSH S2.4O Suydam'a Special Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk. Evcrr lUt-int Straight Sldo Cord Tiro complete with. 2 X 164 .12x.li/, 2.73 Hereafter no contract should be Inner flap. made unless parties are placed under 2X 167 38x4 3.45 n heavy bond for redress, if it be- BRANCH: Other size tires and tubes correspondingly low priced.' comes necessary on the part of the MUTUAL GROCERY CO. If we do not list the size you require here look in Our T~ borough." Catalog. If you haven't a catalog a neighbor will lo DAVID A. BROWN IS . 114 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J. you one—or write for one today. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF Telephone 596 Two tires shipped together saves youyu moneymone on postage--it?. David A. Brown, of WoocTbridge, candidate for tho sheriff nomination DISTRIBUTION COVERS refund the difference of Middlosex County, iflsued tho fol- lowing statement today, regarding New Brutuwick, Highland Park, Soutbi Rlvor, 3«yr«vllla, Purlin •*«-.. Sooth Amboy, Perth Amboy, Wooilbrldge, Fordi and Matudira,/ TheCharles William Stores ''*" daily press of N. J. +1'n|; Mr. wewV kCity THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Flvt FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1826 sermon at the regular Sunday night Lenten services in St. Mary's Church SCHOOL BOARD this city. OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL NAVICWAL, Work on the K. of C. home on CHANGES POLICY FOR RENT David street is feeing rushed to com- Will Henceforth Hire Substitute IN pletion at this time. Contractor J. Teacher* To Fill Out School Term FOR RENT—Modern apartment, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee Morgan J. Ryan has finished his work, and The local Board of Education at <5 rooms and bath, every improve- Speaker Brothers, painting contract- ment in very select neighborhood. Portia street, were Marlboro vis- a meeting Wednesday night decided SOUTH AMBOY, MECHANICSVILLE, MORGAN, and mday. ors are putting forth their best ef- henceforth >to abandon the policy of Inquire P. J. Monaghan David st.3-25 itow last forts to complete the painting. permanently filling vacancies oc- FOR RENT—Private Garage. In- William Forgotson, of Portia curring during the school term and LAURENCE HARBOR quire.P. J. Monaghan, David at. 3-25 •not has a, new oFrd coupe, de- Joseph Jerome. Jr. and Benjamin to use substitutes to finish out the FOR RENT-4 room apartment. through Dorsey Motors, Perth Pawlowski, of Melrose, are planning ter-m where a vacancy occure1, The Inquire of F. H. Lear, 210 George some big doings for that Section in Amboy Ford distributors. baseball. new policy is expected to avoid any $12M Per Net Ton OC grounds for criticism directed at the 'GARAGES FOR RENT—Strictiy Hon D; c. "ohase has had the local board by reason of taking private. Separate stalls. Wm. T. j about his new home on Pine The Ladies Auxiliary to Luke A. grourK s Lovely Post, American Legion, are teacher3 from other school systems Hammell, 219 Second St. 3-5-2t avenue levelled off and lawn seed during a school year or creating dis- FOR RENT—6 room flat, largo i d therein. planning at this time for their poppy p ante drive" in May. satisfaction on the part of any teach- airy rooms, all improvements, low — er in another system because, of fail- NAVICOAL CORPORATION rent. Inquire at Alpine's, Pine The Amboy Duco Co., of Borden- Miss Mary Brady of John street, ure to secure a release from her Ave., Coiner Henry Street, South town avenue, completed the work of is confined to Jier home on account contract when the opportunity of 305 State Street Telephone 2781 Perth Amboy Amboy, N. J. 3-5-tf an entire refinish job of Duco on a of sickness. coming here presented itself. FOR RENT—7 room flat on Rdis-Royce touring car early this It is said that recently the local •George Street. All modern improve- week. The car belonged to. a New Mrs. Howard Bergen of Stevens Board has been the subject o£ al- ments, available *tt once. Also gar- York party. avenue, is confined to her home on most bitter comment because >>( age. Inquire Domzal's Bakery, 131 account of illness. action taken in filling a vacancy by Horth Broad-way. 3-5-tf The roof of a sun parlor of the bi a teacher from a neighbor- FOR RENT—Private Garages. In- Laurence Harbor Inn at Laurence) Hullack J. Neill, of Second street, ing school system. Not only ffiat quir„'«e Tl,TheQ GundruRiinHrnm Service,. South "Harbor was aomewhat damaged by a is confined to his home on account but another Board of Education has Broadway. 11-27-tf, small fie last Sunday afternoon. The of illness. all but decided to forego considera- FOR RENT—Three rooms, suit- blaze seemed to be in the ratters and tion of the applications of local Nor- \f able for offices, with running water was extinguished by the volunteer Alterations are being 'made to the mal School graduates for employ- and toilet in South Amboy Trust firemen of Laurence Harbor i stojc of Chris Nicorvo on Broadway. ment because of the possibility of Company Building. Apply to H. G. Co. No. 1 with the use of the chem- A now entrance has been erected Cut Price Grocery Sale! the applicants leaving in the middla Hoffman. 9-4-tf! ical tanks on their new automobilo and other changes are to take place of ii school tenm. * FOR RENT—Office rooms in cen- fiie apparatus. in tho interior. Contractor Ferd AU Goods Guaranteed or Your Money Back Tedesco is doing the work. Certain mcrmbcrs of the local H.GHofiman Bd »2&& Andrew Dill, of Second street, haa Board are planning to explain tho FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 roojns jointed the J. Arthur Applegate force Mr. and Ml1*. Morris Alpine and -.peculiar situation that existed hero Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday and bath, all improvement*, 147 D*. of salesmen handling Studcbaker family have taken up "their residence' !'.;..' tL ___.,_..,.. difficulty in vid St. Apply 146 Henry St. 6-26-tf cars. on Bordentown avenue. The Alpine tion at a meeting of the members of store, however, will still continue to oducaliional (boards of the en^ro Granulated Sugar Sweet Mixed Pickles A regular meeting of the Board of do business »t the corner of Pino county at New Brunswick tomorrow. FOR SALE Public Works will be held next avenue and Henry street. Phe effort, it ia hoped, will result lb. quart jar in the effacoment of any or all feel- ^OESALE4Tots Thursday eTCning_a£ the City Hail. Mrs, James Yetman, of Portia ings justifying discrimination being between Pine ave. and Feltus at. _P. Rev g_ j; Kennedy is the owner street, hns 'been confined to her enforced as agivinst local teachers. 39c J. Monaghan, David st. 3-25 of a Chrysler encloced car, pur- home for the past week with an at- )i FOR SALE—Property cor. Steven"' ~s chase(] through the East Jersey Mo- T M tack of the grippe. PURE LARD \ avenue and George at". "P. J. Company. TO ATTENDWG" DUZ, large package \ *ehan... _.. , n...!Davidj _i—street^ . 3-25 Mrs. Mary McCormiek, of Pine pound *\ FOR SALE ' CHEAP—Plo~ t of South & Peterson, of Broadway, avenue, who has been seriously ill ground, 50x200 feet, suitable for have purchased a Ford delivery ^INITIATION 19c at her home is imueh improved at this Local Jr. O. U. A. M. Member* To 19c factory site; near Central Railroad, truck, writing. fcftttwtw.-;Pavid and Henry Sta. In- Jcney City, March 31»t. 3 pkgs. 55c yquire of Gottlob Straub, Pine Ave. Assistant Prosecutor and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Cussidy, of Broadway, A large delegation of members of Corn, Health, White 3-5-tf Francis Monaglinn of Carterut visit- is again able to be (tbout after a long Joel Parker Council No. Gtf, Jr. O. U. Rose or Sweet Violet SUNSET MATCHES FOR SALE—New G-Jloom House, c'd relatives here lust Saturday. illness. A. M., will leave this city on Wed- All Improvements at 245 First St., . . nesday evening, March 31, for Jersey reg. 25c can '6 boxes 1*4 lots of ground. Inquire John F. Miss Ruth Bosfcwick, of David James Tedesco, of Ridgeway ave- City to attend the foiggest class init- Connors, Carpenter and Builder, 2G3 street, was a Newark visitor Satur- nue, entertnincd friends , from iation ever held by the order in the Augusta st. 3-19-tf day. " ! Oceanport on Wednesday. state of New Jersey when over 600 • 18c 25c candidates will be initiated. Bound Brook BROOMS Bordentown avenue. 3-12-lt. street. . past HORSERADISH work in the flrfit FOR SALE—Lots on Bordentown . d Wilson, of Second a d No. 6 Special Mrs Edwar Miss Wilma Strainer, (laughter of, " . second degrees wililll bbe perforf m 2 bottles avenue (Wlutehead tract). Apply to t t Newark visitor Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Strasser, of' ed |7'State Councilor Davis and his sta btate T. F. Sullivan, 2G5 David st. 2-12-tf , ' Main street is ill at nne of the New " °ff . . Officers.. 39c FOR SALE—Four corner lots *' Brunswick hospitals. ay virtue of a special 25c 100 x 100 Bay View Manor ((corne r jir- jeOrme Bastedo is confined to ay virtue of a special dispensation the meeting which is being held un- Woodland Ave. an:l Manor Street) ms home on Portia street on account Mr. and . Mrs. A. J. Miller, of Red or Yellow Onions CHIPSO der the auspices of Gnrfieid Cminsil first section, Inquire A. IS'. Kvist, 339 0% illness. Main street, are spending a. vaca- Ward Ave., South Amboy. 1-29-tf . ion at Pniehurst, N. C. No. 50, will take place in the Grotto 5 lbs. 3 pkgs. FOR SALE—Three lots on Portia George Abel, of Broadway, spent Auditorium corner of Ogden and Street near Pine Ave., 75x200. In- Sunday with relatives in Trenton. Mis3 Irene Moinzer, o-f Broadway, Fr?nklin streets. Miss_Princeton and two othor bus- qquire A. N.-Kvist, 339 Ward Ave., cptcrtianed relittives over the jv-eek 25c 25c 1-29-tf Mr. and Mrs. Mark Osborne, of end frcm tho* Oranges. es O'f similar type have been secured South Amboy. Newark, spent Sunday with Mr. and U> transport tho members, who wiil MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. L. D. Green, of George street. The Rev. Herbert Parish, of leave the K. of P. Hall at GvfiO P. M. Christ Church, New Brunswick, , , . James J. Gallagher, of Augusta preached last evening at the Lenten FOK SALE—Fountain and Mirror, , t has been confined to his home BIRTHDAYTARTY Ice. Cneiun Tables and Chairs, stl ee ;H f the past several service in Christ Shurch here. with ness or t l A pleasant birthday party was Counters, shelving and electric fix- days. The Union Sunday Schools 'Com- given Master Elmer Ehi'lick, ten year Successor to American and Royal Food Stores tures. Inquire J. L. Bundesen-, 339 mittee met on Tuesday evening at old son of Mr..and Mrs. Thomas Ehr- Main St. 3-26-tf A number ot local talented people the home of Mr. W. M. Emmona on lich, of Second street, last Saturday Fi.IJ Line of Fruits and Vegetables in Season FOR SALE—Piano. Cheap to have been engaged to help in a mus- Second street and decided to havo pfternoon. The party was in the quick buyer. Inquire Willard Al- ical comedy to be produced by em- the annual excursion to Asbury Park form of a St. Patrick's party since ' TWO STORES «ott, 142 Second St. 3l!)t3-19-tff ployeel s of thhe BBarbeb r AhlAsphalt t CCom- on July 15. This day falls on » his birthday really was on that day, CASH—Paid for old and disabled pany of Maurer in a short time. Thursday and" is on day earlier than and a green star and a green anchor, 101 N. Stevens Ave. 121 N. Broadway horses. Telephone, New Brunswick, the date of last years' excursion. each with ten lights adorned the 1443-W-2. 3-12-tf Pupils in the high school depart- room. A very pretty birthday cake Tel. 454 Tel. 606 ' MONEY TO LOAN on bond unc. merit of St. Mary's School have "BILL" DEY PRESENTS FIRE was presented to Master Elmer by jnortgai?e in sums of $100, $200, $300 been assigned parts in a musical COMPANY WITH FLAG Charles Doinztil, of Domzal's Bakery. $400, 5500 ant! up to 810,01)0. Office comedy to be presented next month, During the afternoon many games hours from 8:20 a. m. to 8:20 p. m. Messrs. Hogan and Keoiigh, of Phila- Director of the Board of Freehold- were played and tasty refreshments Wednesdays and Saturdays from delphia, have been in this city dur-' Grs William S. Rev, who is a member were served to his many friends. 8:20 a. m. to (5 p. m. Inquire John inf Independence Engine & Hose Among those present were: Irene A. Lovely, Trust Company Building ed. Company has presented that com- Domzel, Jean Neill, Gladys Warren, pany with a 8x14 American flag for == " ' " Sister Mary Eugenim, of Cam- Margaret .Nichol, Mary and Anna the new Broadway fire house. The Scully, Genevene Novak Ida Ham- FOR SALE don, spent the week end with her pa- presentation was mad;e at the last m-eH, George and May Mochen, - - .-- runts Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Toole. regular meeting. A speech of ac- Thomas and Beatrice Peterson, Jack EXTRA-ORDINARY SALE OF Borak's Meat Market Arthur Scully has already started 'Cptance in behalf of the company and Margaret Hardy, Mildred Bright PEDIGREED PUPPIES AND was made by President J. B. Wood- Helen Alcott, Manian Dill, Anifaa GROWN DOGS—Chows and Police rehearsals for his revue to be pre- ward. Other officers of the com- at Sacred Heart Hall next Stuber, Norman and Frank Morgan, Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday $20.00; Grown Male Doberman on pany are: George Corcoran, vice- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren, Mrs. $25.0(1; Airdnle.t $5.00; Bostons ijilB. ™ tn- president; Harold G. Hoffman, treas- Kuchler, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cornell, Setters and Great Danes. Must make M),_ an(] urer; J. A. Conlogue, secretary; Ed. Spring Legs Lamb, lb 33^ FRESH HAMS, ',-i or 1, lb...32c Setters and G M)_ an(] v,ln Zandt| of Rose Schmid'tberger, Mrs. D. Dill, avenue, Covall, foreman; Jim McCarthy, Mrs. H. Dill, Mrs. Domzol, Mrs. J. room immediately. No rcasonnblo Bordentown avenue, have returned assistant foreman; and Ralph Sfcarrce offer refused, btrongheart Kennels, . , f Condit Merrefl Condit, Mrs. W. SIRLOIN ROAST, lb 24# LOOSE SAUSAGE, 2 lbs.._.SSe Kew Brunswick, N. J. t(visi) t thpi art h()m(Washington here nfte, Dr . aCn extende(] seoond assistant foreman. Scully. Edward Wallis, o FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 To frighten Dark Room For the gloomy or smnll dark room: It Is best to use fnbrics which have MADISON JTOWNSHIP » highly lustrous finish. Hlchly-col- ored damask fits nicely Into such a LADIES CLUB MEETS PENNYA POUND PROFIT LOOK! 'oom. Artificial silk is Ruitsble for The Ladies Club of Cheesequake Impedes when a Chinese ruj Is used. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pnffeta la another suggestion. Richard Burlew, Jr., on Tuesday eve- ning and a delightful time was en- On the new shore higjhway, up-to-date road joyed by all. BIG THREE COMBINATION FOR THIS WEEK Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE J. Grobin, Mrs. Margaret Wood and All persons concerned may take house, seven rooms, plot 100x150; excellent loca- daughter Edna; Mr. and Mrs. Ttho notice, that the Subscribers, execu- THREE POUNDS 99c Farrington; Mr. and Mrs. George tors etc., of Mary Etta Mac Dowell, MILK CHOCOLATE /COVER- tion. A gold mine for some one: sacrifice: easy Burlew, Sr., Misses Elsie, Olive and deceased, intend to exhibit their final ED PINEAPPLE AND MILK Florence Bowne, Mrs. Walter Gas- account to the Orphan's Court for the CHOCOLATE COVERED NUT ton, Mrs. L. Schulmeister, Mr, and County of Middlesex, on Friday, the terms. For particulars phone Woodbridge 950; Mrs. Arthur Brown, Sr., Bertha ninth day of April 1926, at 10 A. M., CLUSTERS; ASSORTED FRUIT Schulmeister, Mr. and Mi-s. George in the Term of April 1926, for set- AND NUT BLOSSOMS; CHOCO- Gaub, and Mr. and Mrs, William tlement and allowance; the same be- LATE COVERED NOUGAT. open Sundays. Gross. ing first audited and stated by the Surrogate. AH for 99c While They Last Mrs. John S. Gaub, daughter Julia Dated March 3, 1926. and Mr. John L. Miller attended the ANNIE D. WILSON, funeral of Mr. Louis Boecher of BENNETT A. WILSON, Spring Vallay, N. Y. on Sunday. 3-6-Bt Executors. White & Hess, Inc. Miss Julia Gaub and John Miller Peterson's Pharmacy were in Newark Saturday on busi- ness. 132 North Broadway 4 Green Street Woodbridge, N. J. Mrs. Louise Robinson, Mrs. C. Wright and Mrs. Evelyn Wright at- tended the dance at St. Mary's Hall Wednesday night. Ready Next Mrs. Arthur Campbell and child- There are real bargains in these columns. TeU your friends about the bargains in these columns. ren, of New Brunswick visited Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell on Sun- day. Thursday Miss Mary Vohman, of Old'Bridge spent Thursday evening at the home PIPING of Miss Helen Campbell. Mra, Eoss Hillyer, of South River, is visiting Mrs. James Ellingham, of Hunyon. A Sign of the All Red Fronts While crossinfr the railroad cross- ing near the Old Bridge Tile Com- BEST QUALITY CHARLIE' Look Alike But pany last Friday evening. Mrs. Har- vey Boyce, Mrs. Frank Bendy and Miss Adelia Burlew, of Cheesequake That's CHARLIES , were struck by a train and were rushed to the New Brunswick Gener- al Hospital. Miss Burlew, who was CHARLIES WONDER believed to have been hurt the most severely has slightly improved bui WONDER WONDER Is Different Mrs. Bendy's condition is considered serious. Many friends and relatives of the accident victims have visited the hospital to see the injured. 9c & 19c Meat Market Miss Henrietta Brown, of the New RED FRONT, 167 SMITH ST! PERTH AMBOY Jersey College for Women, visited her parents over the week end. LET'S GO. TO CHARLIES WHERE QUALITY AND PRICE ASSOCIATE Mrs. Louis Brown and Edith Schnuck, of Cheesequake, were Perth Aiwboy visitors on Tuesday after- noon. . BUNS Miss Alice Nyman, George Nyman and Maria Schulmeister, spent Tues- Ready Thursday, Apr. 1st day evening with Miss Helen Camp- bell, of Runyon. Don't Let Anyone Bluff You! Mrs. Wm. Forman of Cheesequake is ill at her home with an attack of la grippe. They'll Be Charlie's Wonder HAS NOT The home of the late Daniel Pearce Sr., has been sold to Charles Bur- Better Than Ever lew, of Cheesequake, who recently flit' married Miss Elizabeth Henscr, of Cedar Grove. opened any market in County Superintendent Lowry has visited South Old Bridge school, Had- DOMZAL'S ison Township, recently and will visit §outh Amboy the remaining schools in a few days. BAKERY Persistent 131 N. Broadway "Tea," sali'i the beautiful heiress, re- Our Nearest 9c and 19c Wonder is at flectively, "I married fur love; nni I'm going to keep rlRlit on nmrrylii: till 1 <"-t It " 167 Smith Street, Perth Amboy OPENING BEWARE OF IMMITATORS LARGE MILK FATTED ROASTING CHICKENS Announcement! 34c Ib. Our Only Price For This Wonder Brand Poultry 34c II MADISON TIRE EXCHANGE Cor. Madison Ave. and Market St. SHOULDER OF FRESH PICNIC LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB SHOULDERS Perth Amboy, N. J. SPRING LAMB ISotv Ready to Serve You in Your Tire Needs 19c to. 19c «»• 29c WHY TRUST Genuine Best Cuts Best Cuts Best Cu CALYES PORTERHOUSE TOP ROUND PRIME TO LUCK? STEAKS STEAKS RO LIVER If you buy a tire here Real Steer Beef Real Steer Beef Real it's guaranteed) Bui it i»n't luck if it rum you thousand* of milei 29c to. 29 c ft- 29 c ">• more. No, Sir! They're built that way. Made to stand tlio gaff. It pays to buy standard, You can always distinguish our 9c & 19c Meat Markets by o well known tires and not trust to luck with cheap makes. CHARLIE'S WONDER We are the only one price store in the state. BEST CUTS PRIME JERSEY PORK LOINS RUMPS OF., *$$$$ 1 Whether you huy a dozen tires or only one, the CHUCK ROAST RIB ENDS TO ROAST MILK FEtf-vSi? / price is the same. * 19c to. 24c Ib. DISTKIIJUTORS FOH 29c* 1 Fisk Solids and Pneumatics CHARLIES FAMOUS BEST MADE Best Cuts SHOULDER T Brunswick Cords HAMBURGER FRANKFURTERS PORK CHOPS LAMB CHOPS / Texas Gas and Oil 29c to. Remember—If yon don't let us serve you, we 19c to. 24c to. 29c to- I both lose money. Trleplione 2732 All meats Government inspected and sold daily at 9c44e-19c-24(*»i THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Seven FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 and the height of the woman who j wears it but I do feel that there are | HUM "Tuber Coalhouse" Onions Get Hat big possibilities in it not only from A woman sought aid of n l.onctot •'She used to peel onions just before TO MAKE PLANS FOR SCOUT'S the point of view of style but as a hospital physlflnn nflor the family : arrived home at night so that 1 DRIVE FOR FUNDS IN MAY matter of design. On tjie tailored doctor (llngnosoil her husband's Illnesfi vould think she was crying and then prints of small all-over pattern they as "tuher cnalliouKe." , Tlie liospltHl i would buy her a new hat or dress," Further steps in the organization certainly add a touch of smartness. Ir- physicians jjuve the smne diagnosis, •vsis the testimony of « man In court Easter Footwear! of -the campaign to raise $10,000 for makes no difference whether the claiming the man's illness was due to n London In imswer to his wife's dl- the boyhood of the Perth Amboy dis- frock be one piece or two-piece the working In the coal yards. urce suit charging him with neglect. trict through the maintenance and cape, lined with the most becoming extension of the Boy Scout move- color in your silk, is chic indeed. If Infant's White Canvas Strap Pumps SI.35 ment, will be taken at a meeting to you add to this a scalloped jumper be held next Wednesday evening, and perhaps a tiered skirt, also scal- Children's White Canvas Strap Pumps $1.50 Mardh 21th, according to an an- loped, and line the scallops with the nouncement by Mr. A. E. Hall, plain fabric yuo are bound to have Misses White Canvas Strap Pumps $1.75 Chairman of the Finance Committee a costume that will give you much of the District Scout Council. pleasure. EMPIRE THEATRE Growing Girls White Canvas Strap Pumps $2.00 The meeting on Wednesday will On a flannel, or any light-weight take place at 6:30 o'clock at the woolen, capes are almost indispen- Children's Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords, Presbyterian Chapel, Rector and sable. These may be purely orna- Tomorrow—Matinee and Evening Market streets, Perth Amboy. mental and lined with silk of con- sizes 5 to 8 $2.50 Arrangements are. being made by trasting color or they may be long the Executive Board of the Scout enough to be really warm. This Anna Q. Nibon in •Council to have representatives pre- sort of cape is usually snapped or Children's Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords, sent from each of the communities buttoned on so it may be put on and "THE SPLENDID ROAD" in the territory comprising the Perth off easily. Some of the dresses worn sizes 8y2 to 11 1 $2.95 Amboy Scout District, which covers at Palm Beach have shown very, 2 Act Comedy and Others Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Cateret, short sleeves, and, with this type,' Children's Ankle Strap Patent Pumpls, "Woodhridge and Sayreville. Former little capes o'f matching material may • Judge Adrian Lyon has agreed to be be worn when one goes out. Short Sunday at 7 and 9 P, M. ^ $2.25 and $2.50 jpresemt at this meeting an4-will give sleeves are comfortable in warm wea- an address in keeping with the ob- ther and they are quite permissible Ronald Colman and Vilma Banky in Growing Girls Strap Patent Pumps :.$2.95 jects of the campaign to be under- when worn at home; but when long taken sleeves are the vogue, as at the pre- "THE DARK ANGEL" Girs Tan Calf Strap Pumps .J4.50 The dates of the 1926 campaign senttiime, it is much smarter to cov- in be-hoM of the District Scout Coun- er one's bare arms when appearing' Children's Tan Oxfords $3.25 cil have b-e g^==^==^«fcri;-r^-:4i:^=^;!S==^i^2Si&l=^^==!Cj^ It BEATS-- as it Sweeps as it Cleans DON'T BE BLUFFED OR Get ready for Spring! Free BULLDOZED. AUTO IN- pn c \ 'i ecials For Easter! your rugs of the germ-laden, rtt. f pti n i SURANCE PROTECTS •\ uu J i rt nap-cutting dirt which has ladio I'/VTENT LEATHER PUMPS, 1 strap, spring been tracked in and tramped YOU Any ru Jin tct will {jo wrong at —.-»—— down during the winter. times, duo In ninny locnl nndalmos- sizes 4 to 8, Tor Babies $1.25 phei ic t-otiditicMit, To cmiipensntn for Freshen the colors, straighten Why should you worry so them r enforced relative the half-hourly THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN service there wasn't much hope that FUNERAL SERVICES any other provisions could be en- 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) forced either. Recently, the Public PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Service change dthe trolley schedules FORUMS NOON £O that for several hours daily there The funeral of Lewis Noon, of THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY is only hourly service furnished to 280 Conover street, who died at the SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 and from the city. South Amboy Memorial Hospital on Kiddies' Wear The representatives are expected Wednesday, March 17th, was held to be in attendance at the next busi- from the home of his niece, Mrs. J. MELF.ORD ROLL, EDITOR ness meeting of the_ council, which Whitworth Saturday afternoon at is scheduled for April 9th. 2:30, the Rev. C. K. Kennedy, of Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, ?l-50 ; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 Want Street Opened Christ Church officiating. Inter- The council all but decided to ac- ment was made in Christ Church Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N J. as second class matter. cept and open Welsh srteet, which cemetery under the direction of The runs from Washington avenue to Gundrum Service. The pall bearers FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 Main street a distance of some three were: John Holton, William Kosh, • hundred feet, when a petition signed Otto Dressier, John O'Neil, George by thirteen citizens was presented Gamble and John Cooney. The matter was referred to the street C. D. OF A. NOTES COMPLAIN ABOUT committee with the solicitor. CLUBSP Some years ago the street was of- On Sunday afternoon last a very »ONTEST fered to the city but no action was large number of Court Sancta Maria Exchange Club To Conduct Content TROLLEY SERVICE taken. On account of the width No. 382 members traveled by bus In Local School. For Stale Honorl Public Service To Explain Taking twonty-ifive feet, it is even now a and private cars to witness the or- Off Last Car From N. B. Nightt. matter of hesitancy. Owners of the ganization of the Catholic Daughters The local Exchange Club will plot of ground in question have sold of America held at St. James Club sponsor an essay contest in the local Representatives -of the Public all the lots on both sides of the house, Red Bank. 144 candidates achcwls wRb the Decoration of Inde- Service are to be expected to appear proposed street and is now being were admitted by initiation and al- pendence as the subject. The pro-before the Common Council shortly taxed for the street itself. Taxes though there are numerous courts in The new things for the Kiddies are just portion was submitted to the Board to explain by what right the company have not been paid for several years that vicinity, Red Bank and Long of Education Wednesday night and has taken off a late trolley from on the street property and, accord- Branch can boast of the largest as cute as they can be—and they're good by that body accepted and approv- New Brunswick, leaving there at ing to Councilman Downs, the city membership along the shore lines. ed. The authorities of St. Marys about midnight. The chango ap- would likely have to take possession Exactly 1100 members from dif- quality,