Every Reader RARITAN TOWNSHIP The Beacon at the Beacon •boald keep In mind that "ovites news articles and expressions the advertisements carry u much "punch" as the news articles. Every jt opinions on timely subjects from our advertiser hms a message for Ure read- readers. We welcome all such contri- ers and usea this medium because he butions and will publish them as tar knows the readers desire to keep as possible. But, it is very Important abreaat of every advantage as well aa that all correspondence be signed by know what'* going on. the writer. ''The ^Voice of the Raritan Bay District" VOL. III. No. 31. fORDS AND EARITAN TOWNSHIP FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938. PRICE THREE CENTS OCT. 11 LAST DAY Township Police To The KEASBEY YOUTH FOR REGISTRATION VOTERS ASK TO Sponsor Social Event Voters of Fire District No. 1 Approve RAMBLING —_-*— RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — A ADMITS HOLDING CHANGE DISTRICT definite date for the annual fall WOODBRIDGE. — Citizens dinner-dance to be held by the Pa- REPORTER in the Township who have not trolmen's Benevolent Association, New Fire Station by Vote of 231 to 103 UP GAS STATION previously registered for vot- Local No. 75, of this place, will be ing, or who have not voted in POLLING. PLACE set next Monday afternoon when PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Resi- the last four consecutive gen- Strictly Entre Nous: It ANDREW DUNCH ARRESTED the organization meets in regular dents of Fire District Number 1 eral elections and desire to COUNTY ELECTION BOARD session at police headquarters last night by an overwhelming was a boy for the Edward BY CAPTAIN EGAN AND vote this year, or who have KEASBEY WATER LINES TO BE PUT SERGEANT BALINT IS PETITIONED BY 9TH here. vote of more than 2 to 1, gave Seylers recently. But we just turned 21 years or age, DISTRICT CITIZENS Tentative plans for the affair their stamp of approval to the new didn't see any of the cig- must register not later than were launched Monday afternoon firehouse for their volunteer fire KEASBEY.—A gas station hold- Tuesday, October 11, to be FORDS.—A citizens' committee, ON "PAYING BASIS" IMMEDIATELY company. ars as yet . . . Rather a up in Perth Amboy was cleared eligible to vote in the general at a special meeting of the associa- sparkling party did May- up and the clearing up several lo- election on Tuesday, Novem- headed by Herbert Kutcher andjtion. October 26 and November 2 WOODBRIDGE.—Immediate action will be taken to The final vote was 231 to 103. or Augie Greiner stage for cal "jobs" has become more than a ber 8. Hans Smith, filed a petition with were advanced as the dates from repair the Keasbey Water System and put the "lines on a A light vote insured success for possibility with the arrest of An- Township Clerk, B. J. Duni- which to select one. the firemen in their long-sought- the county mayors' asso- the Middlesex County Board of paying basis", a Township official said yesterday, as the for new headquarters, with only drew Dunch, 17, of Oakland ave- gan has announced that per- Elections to have the polling George R. Palko, president. ciation ... FLASH! Upper nue, Keasb.ey, yesterday afternoon sons may register at his of- named a committee of Thomas result of a public meeting held Monday night, at which 335 voters of the district showing Ford avenue (Fords) is toy Captain John Egan and Ser- fice at the Memorial Municip- place oi the Second Ward's ninth McKayj R> Wuest and Clarence time the Township Committee postponed the proposed sale up at the poll to cast their ballots. geant George Balint. al building every night next district, changed due to its poor Slout to make arrangements for of the system to the Middlesex Water Company at the de- The polls opened at 4 P. M., and finally being given a face- immediately it was apparent that Acting on few slight clues, week with the exception of location. Kutcher is judge of the the event. mands of the people of Keasbey. lifting". Saturday night during the election board in the nintn district the fire company and supporters Dunch was picked up by Egan and Action to defer the sale at the would carry the election. Through- Balint for questioning. Brought to hours of 7:30 o'clock aud 9:30 while Smith is an inspector of the o'clock in addition to the regu poll price of $5,000, which was to be out the four hour period that tho The Low Down: Second headquarters and. questioned lor subject to a township-wide refer- poll remained open, members uf two hours by the officers, Dunch lar business hours during the According to the petition deliv- DR. E, K. HANSON Ward Republican biggies day. ered to Waiter J. Keiily, presiuent FORDS LIONS TO endum, was authorized in a reso-- the company and their families is alleged to confessed that he held lution adopted by the committee were seen ever\\i\ere persuading are putting the heat on to up a gas station in Perth Amboy of the county election uoard, tne have the township commit- where he netted ?71. polling place, which is in the Hope NAMED TD LEAD after the session which was at-1 voters to vote foi their new hend- tee appoint a couple of BOATS RETURNED lawn school, is a detriment to me SPJINSORANNUAL tended by approximately 100 in- quarters. Although, until late Jast night, voters of the ninth district. terested Keasbey residents. ,new cops from this end of Dunch had not confessed to any lo- The question involved in yester- the municipality . . . Keas- It is pointed out that voters are In answer to numerous ques- day's election concerned $16,000 cal crimes, the authorities believe TO BASIN AFTER forced i<-> cross and recross a busy TOWiMfi. 0, P. lions, Township Attorney Leon &. which is lo be raised by a bond is- bey property owners are that they have enough evidence highway to vote; those voters who ULAIMBAKE HERE McElroy quoted .figures wtuch suo to provide the local contribu- against the Keasbey youth to tie SUCCEEDS HENRY TROGER, snowed thiit since the system was plenty mad over the water do not have automobiles are put ANNUAL AFFAIR EXPECTED tion for a WPA project for a com- question. him up with several Township under obligations in oider to vote; AS MUNICIPAL REPUB- installed, approximately thirty bination fjre headquarters, meet- robberies and thefts. MaORINGSBREAK und a majority ot the voters have LICAN CHAIRMAN IU AUAIN Bk AN years ago, it has been conducted ing rooms for tho Fin? Commis- • • • • TWELVE OF FIFTEEN BOATS to travel from a mile to two and tARLY SELLUUT at a deficit to the Township of ap- sioners and recreation moms for Contrary To Rumors: G. a half miles in order to cast their RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — At a proximately $25,000. the fire company. SAFE AGAIN—DOCK IS ballots. meeting of the local county com- FORDS.—At its weekly dinner- "Prior to 1929,.... McElroy said: Although officials of the company O. P., factional leaders COMPLETE WRECK are solidly behind Tony TOWNSHIP. IS IN The petition, which is signed by mittee members, Monday night, meeting in. Thomson's hall, the "the system cost the Township would not indicate the location of eighty-five voters, further states Dr. E. K. Hanson of 6S4 Amboy Fords .Lions club launched plans $7,55.2a. Since then the deficits the new building, if final approv- B a 1 i n t, Committeeman RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The that by changing the place they avenue, Clara Barton section, was for a benefit clambake to be held have amounted to $14,940.04, n-ut al is granted by Washington, it is Cholly Alexander's oppon- GOOD FINANCIAL storm which wrecked property will be enabled to vote freely and elected municipal ' Republican the latter part of October. Charles including foreclosures to the ex- believed (hat its location will be and took over six hundred lives chairman. J. Alexander presided at the ses- tent of $0,131.90 tax title liens a.nd very close to the present building. ent next month .. . Repub- along the Atlantic seaboard last with less danger. Kutcher told the county election Weil known and prominent in sion. interest charges." An attempt will be made to sell licans of the second ward week, also played havoc with local township affairs, Dr. Hanson suc- Ben Jensen, T. Wesley Liddle the building, built in 1916, in WNDITION NOW boat owners who anchored their board head that there aie several The biggest losses, McElroy said are with Jimmer Wight, desirable locations for the polling ceeds Henry Troger, Jr., who serv- and •'Butch"' Jensen were appoint- weie incurred in 1936 and 1934, which the company is housed at new municipal chairman, AUDITOR LAUDS BOARD OF crafts at the Raritan River Boat ed last year but refused to seek re- ed as the committee to maKe ne- present, to help the i\v£ commis- Club. Twelve of the fifteen boats place which would bring it within $2,760 and $1,014 respectively. The to a man . . . The Fords COMMISSIONERS FOR two blocks of the farthest voter election as the municipal leader. cessary arrangements for the bake. smallest was $124, in 1930. sioners defray the building costs, at anchor at the club were Other officers elected to serve Proceeds of the affair will be used or retire the bonds early. post office location will be GOOD WORK wrenched from their posts by the and less than ten minutes walking "This year we anticipate a loss distance to all registered voters in locally include: Vice-president, to help defray expenses of the an- of about $500," he added. It was learned that plans for changed. terrific gale and swept ^ Arthur Larson; treasurer, William nual laddies' Christmas party. the new building have not been RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — An river. the district. During the hearing it was County committeemen and com- Spencer and secretary Mrs. Grace Howard W. Sharp, chairman of completed, but when they are Rainy Day Jottings: This excellent report on the condition All missing boats were returned Knowles. These members attended brought out that aproximately turned over to the contractor, it of the township, financially, was mitteewomen are in favor of the the blind, committee, was author- half of the 132 meters in Keasbey, ax*ea felt the furry of last to their base by Saturday. James change, according to Kutcher. He the annual county meeting in New ized to purchase a pair of glasses will include space for four fire- received Tuesday night by the Meagher, secretary ol the club, Brunswick, Wednesday night. all of which were paid for by the fighting vehicles, one of the Safe- week's baby hurricane no Board of Commissioners from the also said that both Cojmmitteeman for a needy child in this district. property owners at the time of in- little . . . Many beautiful stated that his sail boat was the Charles J. Alexander, Democrat, Organization of the lqtal Re- By taking the first set of games ty Squad's ambulances, and sleep- township auditor, Joseph J. Web- last to be discovered. It was found publican party this year is of spe- stallation, are ,not in proper wox'K- ing headquarters for the paid mem trees were uprooted. Side- er, pointing out a general improve- and Anthony J. Balint, Republican in the opening matches, the club's ing order. capsized and submerged far be- candidate for the same office, cial interest because of the com- bowling team made an auspicious bers of the department favor the in walks were damaged. ment in the financial standing as low the level of the club. missioner's election which will be The Keasbey delegation, headed ncd lo have a large auditorium on a result of the "Cash Basis" sys- agree with the proposed change. start in the Middlesex County Lawns were wrecked. Many of the missing vessels held In the township next May. No Lions Bowling League. by John Cyrus, Michael Parsler the second floor where entertain- tem introduced last year. were found at the South River en- Seven other petitions • are being and Alfred Sorenson, asked why ment will be presented by' tho Numerous cellars were circulated throughout the ninth indications have been made as to Under the direction of Bob 1 flooded. Yes, the loss here Weber congratulated the Board trance to the Raritan River while who will seek election to the com- something isn't done to adjust tlv company, and which can also be of Commissioners for their" fine district. When the petitions are_ Mulvaney, accompanied ai the pi- meters. rented to local organizations for some were carried as far as the completed, about 80 per cent o± mission, but it is expected that ano by Ernie Christopherson, com ran into several thousand work under the new system. He Victory Bridge in Perth Amboy. 10 of the 12 candidates are expect- "That's not our fault," a spokes- their social affairs. Many mem- dollars . . . We can be pointed out that the cash surplus the voters will have signedv Kut- munity singing was ejoyed by the Only three boats survived the ed to enter the race. members. man said, "That's your fault (point bers of tho dcprlmcnl fvor the in- thankful this isn't an an- amounted to $240,348.31 on De- lashing of the severe rains and cher said. ing to the committee)." clusion of bowling alley in the base cember 31, 1937 compared to wind. Boats owned by Commis- The voting district, for which ment, in addi^n to a recreation nual occurrence. the Hopelawn school is the desig- REPRESENT FORDS AT CONVENTION Others pointed, out that they • • • • $108,813.01 at the close of 1936, an sioner Henry Troger, George Daw- would even stand the expense of room, which will provide the ne- increase of $131,535.30. son and William Johnson remain- nated polling place, covers the fol- FORDS.—Among the delegates PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Five meter repairs as wel las any oth- cessary revenue to maintain the Questions: When does a The text of the letter from Mr. ed anchored. lowing area: oi the Firemen's Relief Association delegates represented the local er increased costs in relaying building. certain New Brunswick Weber to Mayor Walter C. Chris- Most of the boat owners report- Beginning at the intersection of who represented Fords, Keasbey Firemen's Relief Association at the new lines which might have to be (Fords) avenue fella in- tensen follows: ed minor damages to their boats the center line of the Lehigh Val- and Hopelawn fire companies, at annual convention of the state or- effected to bring the water prss- tend to quit talking about "The year 1937 is the first year and almost each one was returned ley Railroad and center line of the annual convention held in At- ganization held in Atlantic City ure to 200 gallons a minute capa- Directs Safety that the township has operated Crows Mill road, thence northerly lantic City Friday and Saturday Friday and Saturday. Among city required by the Board of Fire his femmes ? .. . Have you with loose riggings and missing along the center line of Crows Mill those attending were: Thomas under the provisions of Chapter parts. The dock at the clubhouse were: Joseph A. Dambach, Bern- Underwriters. RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — Un- heard Ben Jensen, tell 60, P. L. 1934, better known as the road to the center line of King hardt Jensen and William Helle- Swales, Sr., George Graff, Edward was completely wrecked and it George Road, thence easterly M. Voorhees and J. Van Stout, of Another speaker declared that der the able supervision of Officer about the big one that got 'Cash Basis'. During this year the may not be rebuilt until next gaard, of Fords; Joseph Parsler, of the Keasbey Heights section with I'M win Minou, director of safety In away on his last fishing Township's current cash position along center line of King George Keasbey and John Kaminski, of this place, and J. Zimmerman, of year. road to center line of West Pond Oak Tree. thenewejit pipe lines had sufficienc the township schools, the organiza- trip? . . . Will an Amboy has improved considerably. At De- Damage as a result of the storm Hopelawn. pressure up until a year ago. tion of the school safety patrols i cember 31, 1937, the cash surplus Road, thence easterly along center Clara Barton) avenue ba- throughout the township is being line of West Pond road to a point, "I'm sure," he stated, "that If for the 1938-39 school term is near amounted to $240,348.31, whereas repaired with many large trees the Township committee contact- ing completion. be and a King George at the close of the year 1936 the said point being the intersection of "WHITEY" DIES, BUT NOT UNTIL SAFETY having to be removed, holes in center line of West Pond road with ed Perth Amboy water officials we During the past week the Clara (Fords) road guy soon set cash surplus was $108,813.01. road and shoulders filled and the date? a line drawn parallel to and 400 SQUAD APPLIES ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION could get that extra pressure to Barton, Oak Tree, Piscatawaytown "This is an increase of $131,- many buildings repaired. Property feet westerly from Pennsylvania bring it up to the underwriter's and Bonhamtown patrols have • • » a 535.30 over the preceding year. It damage in the township was very Avenue, as laid out, thence south- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — A ed around the Safety Squad mem- standard. been sworn in. Groups in the St-el Getting Personal: Does a will be noted that the amount re- great in several instances. erly along said line to a point. The basement fire in the home of Char bers who were applying artificial The group as a whole resented ton, Sand Hills and Our Lady of Woodbridge (Piscataway- alized on account of the budget northesat corner of property be- les E. Benni, 1 Pacific street, Pis- respiriation. Everyone held his the sale of property for which they Peace school were sworn in this revenues exceeded the amount an- HOLDS DRILL longing to St. Mary's church and breath. Rescuers worked feverish- were assessed and had paid close week. towji) avenue lad still ticipated in the sum of $157,211.84 catawaytown, Sunday night, end- trek to Oak Tree to visit RARITAN TOWNSHIP. A also the northwest corner of prop- ed in a mild tragedy when the ly. No one moved for nearly a half to $17,000 with the verbal promise The patrols which include a to- from all sources, see Exhibit A-2. regular drill of the Harold L. Ber- erty known, as Washington smoke, killed a pet cat in the cell- hour. Then they broke the silence that they would get their money tal of more than 200 local school his boyhood sweetheart? . There was also a marked improve rue Memorial Drum and Bugle Heights, thence southerly along ar. Firemen from the Raritan En- and walked away. "Whitey" was back with interest. children, will operate along the . . A Ford (Fords) avenue ment in tax collections and this is Corps was held Tuesday evening boundary line of Washington gine Company, No. 1, were called dead. Before the committee Avent out same lines as last year. Election of commented upon late in this let- in the Piscatawaytown school base Heights and Church property to a into executive session to draw up the chief and lieutenants for the Miss and a Perth Amboy ter. In general, the township is in to the scene and found "Whitey" According to Fire Chief George Mister are contemplating ment. corner of same, thence easterly lying on the floor of the smoke- Graff, the fire in the cellar evi- the resolution postponing the sale, other patrol will be held next good financial condition. I wish to A, number of engagements for along said boundary line to a cor- filled cellar. They immediately dently resulted from spontaneous McElroy remarked'. week. a visit to Elkton, Md. . . . congratulate the board of commis- the corps is being arranged by ner of same, thence southerly "We should have an understand- Members of the Bonbamtown pa sioners upon the excellent finan- rushed him into open air. combustion in materials stored in Why doesn't that certain Leonard, Waite, secretary of the along said boundary of said prop- Members of the Safety Squad the basement. Damage was limited ing with Keasbey residents that if trol, three times winner of the Keasbey Heights gal mar- cial condition of Raritan Town- unit. . . erty to the centejr line of New to the floor beams. we are to maintain the Keasbey Commissioner Victor Pedcrsen ti-o ship." No. 1 arrived and discovered that ry that Perth Amboy fel- Brunswick avenue, thence easter- the cat still had life in him, but Both trucks answered the call water system, it should be self- phy for efficiency, have already la? OPENS SEASON ly along center line of New Bruns- that the heart was beating faintly and the water from the booster sustaining." been sworn in. ATTEND RALLY CLARA BARTON.—The Little wick avenue to the center line of and something had to be done or tanks was used to extinguish the • • • • FORDS.—Members of the Fords Woman's Club held its opening fall Pennsylvania avenue, as laid out else "Whitey" would be a "goner." blaze. Patrolmen Alan Rolfe and CLARA BARTON.—A meeting WILL PROBATED Space Filler: There are Women's Democratic Club assem- meeting Wednesday night in the south of New Brunswick avenue, A large crowd gathered when A. H. Wittnebert investigated for of the Clara Barton Young Repub- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. - Let- six stages of drunkeness, bled at the home of its president, home of Counselor Mrs. Arnold thence southerly along line of said they heard the news. They group- the township police. lican Club was held Monday night ters of administration were grant- Mrs. William Brose, in Hornsby Therkelsen. in Amboy avenue. Pennsylvania avenue, to the cent- in the clubrooms at First and ed at the surrogate's office in New Dr. Robert A. Kilduffe, of street, Tuesday night, from which Miss Jane Maloney, president, pre- er line of the Lehigh Valley Rail- Sixth streets. Chairman Joseph Brunswick to Daniel A. Shirley, of Atlantic City, told the In- point they proceeded to the coun- sided. A new social calendar was road, thence westerly along the Merker made a final report on the Raritan Township, in the estate of ternational Association of ty rally held in New Brunswick. formed. center line of the Lehigh Valley spaghetti supper recently held by his mother, Harriet F., who died Police and Fire Surgeons Railroad ,to the point or place of FORDS LEGION BRIEFS the club. Joseph Broxmeyer pre- there August 29, leaving a person- the other day: (1) Dry beginning. sided. al estate valued at $650. and decent, (2) delighted Aregular meeting of the Ladies'!feature of the evening, with the and devilish, (3) delin- WPA RECREATION CENTER OPENS Auxiliary of the Harry Hansen Silver Band of Woodbridge entei- Elaborate Ceremonies Yr .,,„„, . T . I taming. All Posts and Units have quent and disgusting, (4) Unit 163 American Legion was j - dizzy and delirious, (5) For New Church Shrine bee n nvited Refreshments wU1 be 80Y SCOUTS REORGANIZE FOR ITS EXTENSIVE INDOOR PROGRAM held on Tuesday evening at the ! served. dazed and -dejected, (6) home of Mrs. Benjamin Sunshine; A regular meeting of the Junior dead drunk. FORDS. — Special ceremonies PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Albert Fredericks, WPA for the blessing and reception of formulateon Maxweld l foavenuer a gam. ePlan socias lwere for! Auxiliarthe homye waof sth hele d Juniolast eveninr Advisorg at, COMING YEAR; EVENTS LISTED • • • • recreation director here, announced this week that with a new shrine to Our Lady of the the benefit of the Junior organiza- Mrs. Arthur Perry on Hornsby Oddly Enough: John No- the return of standard time, an extensive indoor program Miraculous Medal at Our Lady of tion to be held on October 7 in the street. Plans were made for the in- FORDS.—A news release received from Troop 51, kes, of St. Louis, lost his has become effective at the township recreation center Peace church here, will be con- reception rooms of the Sunshine stallation of the Juniors, with a Boy Scouts of America, of Fords, announces the troop's left.ear in an auto acci- which is open eveiy afternoon and evening. ducted Thursday evening, Nov- home. There will be a nominal tentative date as October 12, set, I reorganization for the coming season. The organization is Special classes for children and ember 10. The announcement was fee, with prizes awarded and re- this to be confirmed by the Coun-, sponsored by the Fords Lions Club. dent, A policeman found made by Rev. Joseph F. Ketter, pas freshments served. ty President. it, and a doctor sewed it adults have been started in after- P. M. will be held weekly in the Walter J. Neary will be the tor of the church. On Tuesday evening, October 4, A Hallowe'en dance, sponsored scoutmaster of the troop and will _ troop is sorry to lose its on again ... A Chicago noon periods. Leisure periods for following schools: Mondays, Clara The shrine was made by re- the Unit will be hostess to the by the Post and Auxiliary, will be date Tne adults beyond sixteen years of age have as assistant scoutmasters, „ . „.,*„„! .„„,*,„. r».,,,i judge ruled that only po- Barton; Wednesdays, Piscataway- modeling a large church statue of Past Commanders of the Post in held on October 2 at the Fords Ca- Carr> l, r~>-,Gilsdorf > *, ArthuA J., r Kreylm-,r .i- g senior lpatrol leader, Paul are conducted nightly with games town and Thursdays, Stelton. In- the Virgin Mary. It has been made the form of a Past Commanders' sino. Prizes will be awarded for licemen may swipe apples and other divesrion, from 7:30 to and Niels Nielsen. The junior as- no(, be ab,e tQ off sidewalk fruit stands . terested students may register ai possible through a contribution of Night This will take place at the the various costumes. Further de- sistant scoutmasters will be Rob- 9:30. Attendants supervise all ac- these times. an un-named parishioner. Fords Casino. Dancing will be a tails will be known at a later date. ! part in the troop work. Scoutmast- . . A Philadelphia^ was tivities. ert Martin and Robert Lehman. er Neary is planning for a Patrol sen to jail for biting off a This will be the staff to operate Leaders' Training course, which The temporary schedule now in the troop for the coming year. The he will lead. The course will be cat's tail. The prosecution use follows Mondays, 3:30 to 5:30 senior patrol leader of the troop presented the tail as evi- 1 rather extensive and very inter- P. M., childrens dressmaking class CANDIDLY SPEAKING wilfl be Guenther Heidorn and esting. It will cover all kinds of dence in court. by Mrs. Mathilda O'Connor: Tues- Harry Fedderson will act as the hikes, cooking, handicraft, etc. days, 3:30 to 5:30, handicraft class troop scribe. • • • • fore he died at 33. And then his soldiers, they found The troop is planning to have About Time: After many by Miss La Verne Mills; Fridays, Once in a full-moon I get out the encyclopedia to Quartermaster will be John Si- 1:30 to 5:30, women's dressmaking look up something and when I do, I always run into they had been suckers—and had to mosey back mun and he will have charge of several pilgrimages to various many years sitting in the classes by Mrs. O'Connor. home, on foot. all the supplies and equipment of places of interest, such as a mod- background with little or other things, and sometimes it will keep me up till ern bakery, a dairy farm, the New Special classes in music and maybe around midnight. And the other day I was But on his way east, this Alexander he had built the troop. There will be five pa- nothing to say—as far as other arts are available Tuesday trols in tho troop and patrol lead- York Times building, Lakehurst politics in Woodbridge is evenings from 7:30 to 9:30. Town- looking up Europe, and I run across this Alexander the city of Alexandria in Egypt. And the great build- ers will be William Brose, Joseph and many other places of interest. concerned — the large ship playgrounds will remain op- the Great. ings there, they were big and grand, and some of Finan, William Rehbeck, William Troop 51 is looking forward to one Hungarian population of en from 3 to 6 P. M., each after- And the way he was throwing out his chest and 'em as unnecessary and as full of congressmen's cou- Race, Howard Madson. A Boy of the biggest and busiest years of noon, said Director Fredericks. pouncing onto other countries, it was just like we sins, as some that we have here on our own Potomac. Scout troop is not complete with- its history. The troop also plans to the First Ward is forming Beginning next week, registra- ou a bugler and Carl Cole will act have its troop paper include serials a powerful "social" club. tion of students for tap-dancing have in the papery today. If I was to say that the world needs most—aside as bugler of Troop 51 for this year. troop news, council news, menus The Hungarian voting instruction will be taken by Hen- And the encyclopedia, it says that in 330 B. C, from a sane dance band or maybe a good columnist— Plans were discussed for a Sea for hikes, jokes, notes on handi- Continued on page eight ry Rosen. Classes from 3:30 to 5:30 Alexander, he got clear down there into Persia be- I would say it is fewer Alexanders. Scout patrol some time at a later craft and many other useful data. PAGE TWO FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON
MR. AND MRS. A. CAMPONOLA LEGAL NOTICE Piscatawaytown Briefs formerly of Iselin, are now resi- "NOTICE dents of Woodbridge avenue. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was passed on • • • • third and final readings at a meeting MRS. BERTHA TORBERT HAS MRS. ANNA MAHONE OF PA- MICHAEL MISKO OF JERSEY )FRS0flALITIE5 ot the Township Committee ot the returned to her home in Lyn- cific street, was a Lavalette vis- City, was the guest of Miss Township of Woodbridge, on Monday broofc, L. I., after a visit of a itor on Sunday. TO BE CONDUCTED HERE TODAY night, September 19th, 19S8. at S o'- Elizabeth Jaros, of Lincoln clock (DST) at the Memorial Municipal week with Mrs. Grace Hoey oi JOHN TASKER HOWARD, A.S.CA.P. Buildine, Main S'J-eet. Woodbridee. highway. CLARA BARTON.—The annual fall flower and vege- New Jersey. Main street. MILTON DISBROW OF SUT- (Signed) B. JOSEPH DUNIGAN. • * • a ton lane, returned to his home CLARA BARTON A Musical Nationalist- table show, sponsored fay the Clara Barton Woman's Club, Township Clerk. MRS. THOMAS SWALES, SR., Friday after four weeks in Mid- ORDINANCE A MEETING OF THE LJTERA- will be held this afternoon and evening. Mrs. Leavenworth of Woodbridge avenue, spent Fri dlesex hospital. AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE ture and history department of THE SALE OF LANDS OR ANY day in Atlantic City. * w • * Tyler, chairman of the garden department of the organiza- RIGHT OR INTEREST THEREIN m m • • the Clara Barton Woman's Club tion .announced that this year's affair is expected to out- NOT DEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE MRS. GERTRUDE TAYLOR OF was held Tuesday night in the BE IT ORDAINED by the Township MR. AND MRS. C. STITES OF Highland Park spent Sunday class all previous displays. Committee ot the Township of Wood- home of its chairma, Mrs. Ver- bridee in tho County ot Middlesex: Plainfeld were guests of Mr. with her sisters, Mrs. Grace The show, to be held in the 1. The Township Committee does and Mrs. Howard Furbeck and non MacDonel, in Amboy ave- Hooey and Miss Emma Wobbe school auditorium, will be open al prizes. A home made food sale hereby authorize Uie sale of the fol- family of Columbus avenue on nue. lowing tracts of land at private sale of Main street. from 3 until 5 and from 7 until 10 will also 'be conducted. to-wit: Sunday. * * * • • • • * MRS. AXEL LUNDIN OF WOOD- P. M. Exhibits are limited to mem Classifications are as follows: TRACT ONE: Part of Lot 1 in Block « * • • 540-G on the Official Tax Assessment MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. Temp- bridge avenue, had as her guest bers of the club or residents of the Dahlias, best collection of show Alap of the Township of Woodbridge. THOMAS WARD OF DREW Uni- leton of West New Brighton, S. dahlias, best single bloom and best more particularly described us tolloyva; for several days, Minnie Lundin township. Entries must be placed versity, Madison, was a Sunday I., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Brooklyn, N. Y. collection of pom-poms; roses, best Beginning at a point formed by the between 11 A. M., and 1 P. M., on intersection of the easterly RiglU of guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frank Danford of Bergen place « * • * single bloom of any color, best col- Way Line of the Perth Amboy mid Harrison and family of Main on Saturday. the day ot the show and exhibitors lection of three or more; annuals, Woodbridfe B. R., and the southerly A MEETING OF THE JUNIOR 'line of Factory Lane, and from said street. will be required to furnish their asters, cosmos, snapdragons, ver- • • • • Wman's Club was held Wednes- beginning point running (1) N 85" - 48' own receptacles. bena, phlox, zinnias, marigolds, E along the southerly line of Factory • • • • THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION day night in the home of its delphinium, chrys tan them urns, Lane U2.12 feet to a point; thence 1.2) WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVEL met with Miss Evelyn Becker of councillor, Mrs. Arnold Therk- Prizes will be awarded in each S 21° -ly B 298.26 feet to the north- best selection of wild flowers ar- erly line of lands now or formerly o£ that Emory Horn of Meadow Lloyd avenue Tuesday night. elsen in Amboy avenue. classification and sweepstakes P«ter Vogel: thence (3> S 75" - 18' W road, has been named manager prize will be awarded to the ex- ranged by children. Vegetables along the northerly line of lands oi of the freshman football team MENLO PARK and miscellaneous flowers. said Voffel 146.1S feet to the easterly hibitor winning the most individu- Right of Way Line of the Porth Am- of University of Alabama. MISS VIOLA GROTJAN, OF KEASBEY boy and Woodbridge R. R.: thence 14) m • • • Northerly along the easterly Right of Bound Brook, was the weekend MR. AND MRS. CHARLES PFEIF MRS, JAMES CLARK OF NEW- visitor of Miss Margaret Rit- Mrs. Leland Taylor Is Teachers' Association Way Line ot Ihe Perth Amboy uuii fer of town and Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge R. R. which is a curve So ark was the guest of her daugh- thaler of Cedar street. the right having a radius of 2831.93 ter, Mrs. Thomas Swales, Jr., of Charles Schuster and dauhgter Hostess To Local Club Hears Dr. W. G* Carr feet. 315.59 feet to the point or place • • • • of beginning. Woodbridge avenue, Friday. Marie of Fords and Miss Helen MISS L. E. FERGUSON OF Lin- Containing 39,960 Sq. Ft. of land Hacker, of Avenel, spent the CLARA BARTON. — Mrs. OAK TREE.—Wallace G. Carr, more or less. Approx. 9-10 acre-. coln highway, and Stewart Stra- weekend at Baltimore, Md., Taylor was hostess to mem- representative of the Plainfield TRACT TWO: Part of Lot 24 in OAK TREE ka, of Edison avenue, spent Sun By Daniel I. McNamara Block 550 on. '-he Official Tax Assess- where they visited Kenneth bers of the Clara Barton Wo- Savings Bank, was the guest ment Map of the Township of Wood- day at the Trenton Fair. Schuster, student at Fork Union OHN TASKER HOWARD, man's Club recently, at a benefit speaker at a meeting of the Oak bridge, more particularly described as MR, AND MRS. ANDREW France • * • • School. On Saturday they wit- follows: , x „ , t ,. J A.S.C.A.P., Interpreter of current tea in her home on Evergreen ave- Tree Parent-Teachers' Association Beginning at a point formed by the of Plainfield avenue, have re- MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH STRA- nessed a football game between trends in American musical culture, nue. held Tuesday evening in the local intersection of the westerly Right of turned home after spending ka, of Edison avenue, celebrated City College of Baltimore and occupies an outstanding position Way Lino of Uie Perth Amboy & some time with Mr. and Mrs. school. Woodbridge Railroad and the dividing their twenty-sixth wedding an- Fork Union. Kenneth Schuster a among contemporary men oi music, Cards wera played with prizes line between lands now or formerly of Roy Connelly of Greenwood niversary Friday, member of the football team, Author, composer, pianist, lecturer, won by: Mrs. Victor Larsen, in Mr. Carr spoke on. "Thrift." Joseph Welner & Cassie J. Carpenter Lake, N. Y. radio speaker, he constantly reveals Plans are being made for the es- and from said beginning point running • • * • was not in the game due to a a spirited nationalism born of pride bridge; Mrs. John Shoe, rummy; (1) S 2° - 20* - 30* E along the wester- * • * * tablishment of a savings bank for MRS. A. SNYDER OF MICHAEL minor operation he underwent In the achievements ol native Mrs. William Taylor, of Perth Am ly Right of Way Line of the Perth Am- the school children. boy & WoodbrFdge R. R. 40.01 feet to MR. AND MRS. HAROLD DeVitt street, is entertaining her sister, recently. American musicians. boy, pinochle. Others present were lands now or formerly of David P. Mrs. Charles Howe, Mrs. Vernon Carpenter: thence (2) N 5" - 12' W of Henry street and daughter, Mrs. Ida Lohr ,of Port Jervis. • • » • His zeal for historical accuracy Geraldine, accompanied by Mr. MacDonell, Mrs. John Jensen, Mrs. 40.11 feet to thcaforementloncd aivla- • * * * MR. AND MRS. JOHN JENSEN has made him a storm-center of ini* line between Weiner & Carpenter; and Mrs. J, Krohmes, attended a numerous controrersies. It was his William Testa, Mrs. George Moore, Holy Name Society To thence MISS RUTH DEIK PRETTY BRIDE FAVORITE INTERESTING PROGRAM LISTED BY DOLLY TREE MISS ANNA TOTH AND JOHN PASTIMES DESIGNS A AT IMPRESSIVE CHURCH NUPTIALS OF THE STARS CLARA BARTON PARENT-TEACHERS NEW NEGLIGEE KOZAK WEDJJIST SATURDAY KEASBEY.—Miss Ruth Mathilda Deik, of East Or- CLARA BARTON. — According to the annual pro- KEASBEY.—At a pretty eaily fall wedding, Miss ange, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Deik, of Crows 'n-?.m, released by Mi?. Alfred -T. Schnebbe. pvogvim ciir.ir- Anna Toth, daughter of Mr. and Mvs. Louis loth, of Bay Mil] road, this place, became the bride of John William man, "Better Education, Better Parents and Better Chil- View avenue, this place, became the bride of John Kozak, Dodd, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Dodd, of New- dren" will be the aim of the Clara Barton Parent-Teach- also of this place. The ceremony was conducted by the ark, at an impressive church wedding held in the St. Rose ers' Associaion this school year. Rev. Lawrence Horvath at Our Lady of Hungary church, of Lima Catholic church in Newark. The Rev. J. Hensler The program of monthly meet- Perth Amboy. ~ ' oificiated. ings follows: October 11 (3:15 P. The bride, given in marriage by The bride was given in marriage FASHION NEWS M.) "The P. T. A.," by Mrs. Hor- her brother, William, was attired Friends Entertained Clara Barton Firemen by her father. Miss Helen Dodd, of ace J. Brogeley, and "Health and in a princess style gown of white By Miss McAndrews the Child's Teeth," by Dr. J. B. satin with a long train. Her long Ta Mark Anniversary Newark, sister of the bridegroom, Adrian designed a hat for Jean- was maid of honor ,and only at- Moss; November 1 (8 P. M.), Fath lulle veil, which had a lace border, | COLONIA.—Miss Gertrude Mc- CLARA BARTON. — The fif- ette MacDonald which is a turban er's Night, "Why Parents Should was held in place with a crown of\ Andrews was hostess to a group of teenth anniversary dance of Rar- tendant. of brown felt, with a drape of brown Phillip O'Reilly of Jersey City Visit the School and What They pearls. She carried a bouquet oi friends at her home, in West Hill itan Engine Company No. 2, will jersey which flows from the right Should See," by Dr. Millard L. white roses and lillies-of-the-val- d, Saturday night in celebra- be held Saturday night. November acted as best man and Frederick side under the chin to frame the roa Deik, brother of the bride, and Lowery, county superintendent of lcy. Mrs. Joseph Parsler, as ma- jt jon of \iei- departure for Mary- 12, in. the Amboy avenue fire- face, continuing around the back schools; December 13 (8. P. M.), tron of honor, was attired in a tea ! land College for Women where house. John Tyvan, of Newark, were the and falling forward over the right ushers. "Merry Christmas," party and en- rose satin gown made on princess jsnc will enter her freshman year, Plans for the event were made shoulder. A tiny tassel of beige tertainment. she Monday night at its meeting when Following the ceremony, a re- monkey fur accents the right side lines, with which wore a Games were played, dancing en- ception was held at the home of January 10, 1939 (3:15 P. M.) houlder length vei? to maljh. She joyed and delightful refreshments Jimmy Gay's orchestra was en- of the turban. "Legislation." by Miss Dillie F. gaged to furnish music. Stephen the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. carried a bouquet of Talisman ros- were served. A "round robin" let- Dodd left on trip to Washington, Th.orn.all, past principal; February Kurry, is chairman of the social Joan Crawford wears an Adrian- 14 (8 P. M.) Founder's Day, play- tcr was sent to a former member committee, assisted by George D. C, and Virginia Beach. Upon Miss Ethel Toth, sister of Iho of the group who is away in col- their return they will make their designed dance frock of ice-blue let, •'History of Local Association." Bandies, Michael Bandies, John silver lame for the dance sequence by Mrs. Arnold Nonnemberg; bride, as maid of honor, and Miss- : lege. Kalman and Stephen Simon. home at 288 Fourth avenue, East c Betty Chinchar of New Bruns- j Guests were: Jesse and Lillian Orange. in "The Shining Hour." The low March 14 (8 P. M.), "Safety Edu- Following the meeting, a lecture V-neckline is caught with a huge \ ick, niece of the bridegroom, and \ Farr, Bette Saywell, Eugene Pipe, Mrs. Dodd is a graduate of cation," Mrs. Victor C. Pedersen; and motion picture film were giv- clip of brilliants, and the gown is April 11 (8 P. M.), High School Anna Poch, of Perth Amboy, as | Warren Day, all of Colonia; Doro- en by members of the Perth Am- Woodbridge high school and the backless to the waistline. The skirt bridesmaids, wore powder blue j ;hy Ryan, of Woodbridge; Betty Newark Presbyterian hospital, Night, election of officers; May 9, boy Red Cross Chapter. is circular and very full, allowing (.31:15 P. M.) -'Our Library," Miss gowns made on the same style as, jean Labiit of Avonel; William Me while Mr. Dodd, a graduate oi the for maximum grace in dancing. worn by the matron of honor, witti j Andrews, of the U. S. Avmy Sta- Newark schools, is connected with Kay Schlotter, installation offi- matching shoulder length veils. All tion in Fort Monmouth. Community Club Plans the Goodrich Tire Company at cers: and June 6, (3:15 P. M.) mus Cooler "-weather finds Maureen ic farewell to teachers. ittcndiuits carried bouquets of 9 Annual 'Barn' Dance Newark. O'SulIivan stocking up on'''her talisman roses. j ? William Toth, brother of the j MRS. JOSEPH TAYLOR OF RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The favorite gossamer cashmere sweat- ers. In the new warm tones of rust, bride, acted as best man, and Ste- Washington avenue, was the first annual barn dance of the phen Poch, Aladar Orosz and Jos- weekend guest of Mrs. Helen Henry Street Community Club Fire Auxiliary Ready dull-gold, and leaf-green, of ribbed COLONIA washable yarn with boat-neck, the eph Parsler were ushers. During Tappen of Jersey City. will be held Saturday evening, For Social Tomorrow actress finds these sweaters indis- MISS DIANTHA PATTISON HAS the wedding ceremony. Miss Toth October 29, in the H. K. Volunteer returned to New York after visit sang "Ava Maria" and "Because" Fire Company firehouse. -—_*»—»_ pensable for week-ends in the coun- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. -^ The try. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. accompanied at the organ by Sis- WHEN EMERGENCIES Joseph Batkin's orchestra wil^l Bicycling TH one of Eleanor Powell's Frank A. Pattison of Glendale ter Emily. The occasion also mark- Women's Auxiliary of the H. K. favorite pastimes, and she spend1 s Tlie ricmiicss of satin is- utilized to provide music for dancing. Harry many hours when not working , on road. advantage in tn's noffliseo designed ed the fiftieth wedding annivers- DEMAND Earl is serving as general chair- Fire Company of Henry street sec- IX-verly Hills boulevards. Una Merlcel is wearing one of the by Dolly Tree for Ann Morriss. The tion, will sponsor a social and en- * * w > very full sleeves are caught tight at ary of the bridegroom's parents, man, assisted by Joseph Batkin new fall hats, postage-stamp size. MISS FLORENCE iSchunsberg the wrist; the collar Is a double roll; Mr. and Mrs. George Kozak. tertainment in the firehouse to- A tiny black tricorn, edged with the sash ties in a tremendous bow. and Joseph Clancey. of Chain O'Hill road, is spending Following the wedding ceremony ONEY! morrow evening. Masquerade Dance To black grosgrain ribbon, two red the week with friends in Brew- Plans are also being made toy feather wings add a front note of ?. reception ws held at St. Jo- the organization for a theatre par- Be Given by Panthers color. Worn well forward over the ster, N. Y, Firemen To Entertain seph's auditorium in Steltcn for You never know when sudden w > • * over 200 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ko- money emergencies will come. Our ty to be held Thursday evening. right eye, over an upswept hair- MISS ANN IRVING OF COLO- October 6. * dress, it is held on with a rubber Previous Show Cast zak are on a trip through the New cash loan plan is a quick way 10 PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Plans band. nia boulevard has returned England states and Canada and up raise fiuicls. Here you find Hallowe'en Dance Is are being made by the Piscat- home after spending the sum- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Pre- on their return, will m,\i;e (heir a way town Panthers Athletic Asso- mer in Maine. parations are being completed for home on Bay View avenue, Keas- • Prompt Service Planned By Alumni ciation ior a masquerade dunce to Lana Turner wears a gold chain • • • n a par,ty and social which Raritan bey. • Liberal Terms be held in the Piscatawaytowt: set with tiny gold nuggets with a MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH Jaeger Engine Company No. 1 will tend- _.^_ school auditoiium Friday evening, dependent locket of evystaC filled of Columbia avenue have re- er for cast members and commit- • Small Payments PISCATAWAYTOWN. — On October 28. with gold dust, a relic of Alaskan turned home after a two weeks' tees of its past social functions • Helpful Advice Monday evening at the home of gold-rush days. Tuesday evening, October 4 in the Sportsmen To Dance Arnold Buck and Frank DeSyi- vacation spent in Delaware, Md., Harrow on your personal security Oliver Koskenin on Main street, vester are tervjng =,i committee m and New York state. firehouse on Woodbridge avenue. Here Tomorrow Nite Bonhamtown, the committee in charge. Frank Miller's orchestra The function has been fixed as ami signature. Stop in, write or Your easy clinlr Woman's Club Plans * • • • plume for details. No obligation. charge of the Hallowe'en dance of will piay Ior dancing. MISS ADALINE MOSCARELLI of a prelude to the company's next RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The will 1»« twice o« com- the Piscatawaytown Alumni As- Elaborate Card Social Beech stret ,has returned from annual minstrel, toeing held De- O. F. S. Sportsmen Club will spon- forfnltle If .von know sociation of New Brunswick High cember 2 in the Piscatawaytown sor its first annual dance tomor- Penn Personal Loan Co. a week's visit at the home o£ N. J. IX'p't. of llankiii I.if. No. 676 tlinf II and nil the School, met to discuss plans. Fishing Club Meets FORDS.—A card party under Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore, school- ro wevening in the Fords Casino, K rest of your Home It was decided to hold the dance In Regular Session the auspices of the Fords Woman's of Highland Park, at their sum- Entertainment durirg the eve- Rogan's corner. COR. SMITH and STATE STREETS Furnishings are fully in School No. 3 Friday evening, Club will take place Friday eve- mer home in Point Pleasant. ning will bo furnished by several Tiny Wagner's swing band will (Kmrancc 306 Stnti: Struct) protected by Insur- October 21. Miss Jano Tappen, as ning, October 14, in Our Lady of minstrel performers, including vo- furnish the music for the event. In OVKR SUN-HAY DRUG STORK chairman of the committee, ap- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The Peace school. Numerous attractive cals and dancing. Fire Chief charge of arrangements are Rocky ance. Twilight Hunting and Fishing MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR L. Say- Phone PERTH AMBOY 4-0087 Overcome finan- pointed her assistants in charge of prizes will be presented. Special well of Fairview avenue were George Graff and Elden Rush are Sardone, President Samuel Marie the various sub-committees as -fol- Club held its regular meeting Mon games for non-players, will be co-chairmen of arrangements. and Chris Brems. Mtm/I'ly /<,!/,• l\'^'o cial loss by fire and day night in the club headquart- dinner guests Saturday night of water with a policy lows: Music, John Chalupa; tick- available. Mrs. Adolph Qu;idt is Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ritt ,of ets,, Misses Ruth and Marion Dav- ers in Woodbridge avenue, Lin- chairman of arrangements. In a sound stock la- deneau. Newark. * * :h *• Telephone 4-0075 durance company. is; decorations. Miss Teddy Eg- gertson, Ray Giles and Oliver Kos Entertainment plans and the THE YOUNG GIRLS' STAMP May we help you? kein; refreshments, James Costa. question of next year's dues were discussed. COLONIA SAFETY UNIT Club of Colonia met Friday night A MEETING OF THE POP DUF- at the home of Jane Patterson of The club's soltball team lost a ORGANIZES AT SCHOOL MacFarland road. Nomination ADOLPH QUADT fy Association was held Tues- game to the New Brunswick Rod day night in the club rooms in and election of officers was held and Gun Club Sunday afternoon at COLONIA. —• The organization after which a social hour was Thos. F. Burke AND SON King George's road. A Thanksgiv the County Farm by the score of meeting of the Safety Council of Hoj and Maxwtll ATM. ing contest was planned. Ste- 14 to 7, Wildness of the Local in.- Colonia school was held Friday enjoyed. — Funeral Directors — Ford* N. J. phen D. Elk presided. fielders aided the New Brunswick afternoon at the school house. » • * • WOODBRIDGE team to score eleven runs in one The following officers were el- MRS. CHARLES COMPTON spent the week-end with her inning and win the game. ected for th_e first term of three FUR SHOP 366 STATE STREET months: daughter and son-in-law, Mr. President, Charles Volk; vice and Mrs. Raymond Rohde, of "The Home of Better Furs* PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Card Party To Be Held president, Munn Pattison; secre- Fairview avenue. tary, Eidth Nixdorf; captain of pa- * • si • By P.-T.A. October 7 MRS. DANIEL DENBLEYKER of Joseph V. Costello, Mgr. trols, Munn Pattison; stairway North Hill road, was the recent PISCATAWAYTOWN. — As its monitors, Margaret Breel, Dorothy Mades and Diantha Pattison. guest of her sister, Mrs. Anna NEW! SENS AT next event, the Pa rent-Teacher Weinans of Elizabeth. Association will sponsor a card party Friday evening, October 7, Young Republicans To * • * * "There Is no nubslltute— in the auditorium o£ School No. 3. MRS. ARTHUR L. SAYWELL For Burkfl Service' Several attractive prizes will be Hold Hallowe'en Event was a luncheon-bridge guest on available. A special door prize, m • Monday of Miss Kathryn Man- like an electric mixer, will be pre- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — There warin gof the Spencer Arms o- sented. Besides cards, other games was a large attendance at the tell in New York City. will be furnished for non-players. meeting of the West Raritan * * * * Mrs. Henry Troger, Jr., is general Young Republican Unit at the MRS. FRANK A. PATTISON OF chairman of arrangements. home of Miss Evelyn Becker on Chain O'Hill road entertained Lloyd avenue. over the weekend her cousin, Plans were discussed for the Miss Eloise Keeler, of New York Spaghetti Supper To formation of a bowling team to City. Be Held Here Tonite enter the county league which is still in the formative stage. A Hal- MISS JULIA FISCU OF DAHL •-- lowe'en social was planned but avenue and Anthony Rasmus, of PISCATAWAYTOWN.—A spag- the date has not been set. Perth Amboy, spent Sunday at hetti supper, under the auspices The next meeting will be wtih Point Pleasant. of the newly formed Boys' Club the Misses Ann and Elizabeth relieve B will be held tonight in the club- Stout on Woodbridge avenue, Oc- rooms in Woodbridge avenue. tober 13. COLDS, Servings will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. Card and other games HOLDS CAUCUS FEVER and will comprise the evening's enter- FORDS. — The meeting of the Liquid, TabMs HEADACHES tainment. Proceeds will go toward Fords Men's Democratic Club was Salve, Nose Drops due to Colds 251-X the purchase of now club equip- held Wednesday night in Thom- ment. Charles Becan is chairman sen's community hall. President TRY "BUB-MY-TISM"— „„, of arrangements. Joseph Lewandoski presided. A WONDEEFUL LINIMENT! 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It's the sensation Noon to9™lmr day •what you want and demand . . • of the century t The range of tomorrow 1 Come in hnd and get at COPPOLA'S1. at S49.95. Electric ironers are from S20 up. Foldaway jee it today! ironer illustrated sells for S89.95. Small carrying charge COPPOLA added if you buy on terms. TAILORS — DRESSMAKERS — CLEANERS Perth Amboy Gas Light Co. STATE THEATRE BLDG., WOODBRIDGE Telephone: Woodbridse 8—1735 PVBLIC (» SERVICE 111 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. A-G419 PAGE FOUR FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938 John Azud, Fred Brause, Richard Brause, Robert Davisson, George OT A CHANCE Davisson, D. Davisson, John Ros- TOWNSHIP enmeir, John Grant, William Gles- ter, Vincent Kuchtyak, George N Kuchtyak, Nicholas Sander, George Yovanovits, Henry Koehne, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Orson Hudson, Adolph Bergmuel- —by— ier, John DenBlej'ker. RUSSPJI Den THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. Bleyker, Joseph Hopta, John Gles- SIMON ter, Andrew Yuchak, Robert Stone At 611 New Brunswick Avenue Michael Konick, James Gillis. Eug Fords Section, Raritan Township ene Urban. Edward Grode, Rich- Mail AddreM—Fordi, N. J. One of the most unusual hobbies be glad to learn the comedian starts ard Foerch, William Hansen. ibat has come to attention is that a new air show in November . . . •f Robert Vincent who has made return to favor of '"horror" pictures TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4—2123 his life work the collection of the has started blood-curdling radio few phonograph records and old dramas again , . . Norman Brolccn- Subscription $1.50 per year wax cylinders that contain voices of shire goes commercial September 23 CHURCH Elmer J. Vecsey Publisher and Managing Editor famous personalities of the past. . . . Charles Boyer may step into the From forgotten archives and private spot Tyrone Power had Sunday Jack Broderick - City Editor collections he has searched endlessly nights last year over WJZ . . . Jim and gathered these speeches that McWilliams starts his question bee NEWS Entered at the Post Office, at Fords, N. J., as second class have been of historical significance. October o. FIRST CHL'RCH OF CHRIST mail matter on April 17, 1936. "Sow, after having been success- Aitho reported unabJe to start a ful in copying the voices on to Hollywood Hotel commitment until SCIENTIST 41 modern recordings, Vincent has late October, William Powell is '•UNREALITY" is the Lesson- gone even a step further and has nevertheless signed to open Silver made them available for radio re- Theatre October 2 ... you can win Sermon subject for Sunday, Oc- Safety For Hunters production. It should be thrilling prizes by playing \VHN's radio- tober 2, in all Christian Science to hear the important words of telephone game Wednesday nights Churches and Societies throughout Middlesex County hunters are already looking for- Andrew Carnegie, P. T. Barnum, at 8:30 ... it's called Ludwig B . . . the world. ward to the open season on game animals. Hundreds of Theodore Roosevelt, Robert E. if you like dogs listen to Bob The olden Text is: "Let not him them will take to the woods with their trusty guns, ex- Peary and others ring out of the Becker's chats on WEAF . . . that is deceived trust in vanity: loud speaker when WHN broadcasts Tommy Riggs brings Betty Lou pecting to bring home the game. them every Thursday night at 8:45 with him October l for a new for vanity shall be his recom- It might be well to point out that hunting is a danger- o'clock. series on that same station . . . pence". (Job 15:31). It was as a boy of 12 that Mr. Horace Heidt's outfit of 30 people Among the Lesson-Sermon ci- ous sport. Last year ,according to James L. Fieser, vice- Vincent started his unusual library. has members from all sections of tations is the following from the chairman of the American Red Cross, there were two thou- Theodore Roosevelt at that time the country ... to permit ,Battle Bible: "Fear thou not; for I am sand deaths from hunting accidents in the United States. consented to say a few words into of the Sexes to start Parks Johnson with thee: be not dismayed; for I In the interest of safety, the Red Cross has announced a reproducing machine which Vin- and Wally Butterworth have volun- am thy God: I will strenghten thee cent brought to Roosevelt's office. tarily agreed to retire from their last yea, I will help thee; yea, Xwill up list of suggestions for hunters, it might be just as well for This has since been amplified from two shows of the current series . . . the old Edison disk and those same Bob Berry who does the delightful hold thee wjth the right hand of us to rea>d them and resolve to do our part to prevent any utterances will soon bee heard over vocals on the Welcome Lewis Sing- my righteousness." (Isaiah 41:10). fatalities in this county during the hunting season. the air. ing Bee hails from Flemington . . . The Lesson-Sermon also includ- One of the most-prized records Sammy Kaye is vacationing . . . es this passage from the Christian Here are the safety suggestions which the Red Cross is an impromptu speech delivered Eddie Cantor's latest discovery is Science textbook, "Science and hopes will save the lives of some American sportsmen this by P. T. Earnum, which the great 16 year old Ruth Hilda Somer. Health with Key to the Scriptures" Fall and Winter: showman made at a banquet in 1890, by Mary Baker Eddy; "Where the Even the bugle call played on the • • • 1. Don't pull a gun carelessly from an automobile. same bugle that was used in the STORY OF THE WEEK. At Spirit of God is, and there is no Battle of Waterloo and later to signal an Illinois radio station, the Wo- place where God is not, evil be- 2. Kemove shells from gun before crawling through the charge of the Light Brigade at man's Christian Temperance Union comes nothing.—the' opposite of a fence. Balaclava in 1854 is in the amazing has a weekly program devoted to the something of Spirit" (p. 480). collection. expounding the sin of liquor and 3. Don't use a gun to club game from brush. This WHN program, preceding the virtue of abstinence. As the 4. Don't carry your gun cocked; be sure the safety the "Good News of 1939" show, guest speaker concluded the regular PRIDE OF ISELIN CIRCLE 1452 catch is in place. should have a tremendous audience. sermon, the studio engineer noticed Companions of the Forest of Old-timers will he able to hear once that the time was short and two America, held a card party 5. Never point your gun at anyone in fun; carry it again the voices that thrilled them minutes were left to conclude the Tuesday evening at Oliver's hall with the muzzle pointed toward the ground. in the past; younger people will period. with Mrs. Betty Goodman in listen for the first time to the voices The engineer grabbed a record charge. 6. When out with inexperienced hunters, don't deploy they read about in history books. quickly, put it on the turntable only ahead of your compainions. to hear a vocalist almost shout 7. Don't leave a gun where children can reach it. • • • "Cocktails for Two!" CHATTER. Strain of putting on DID YOU KNOW THAT ? 8. Don't leave a loaded gun about the house. the St. Anthony Hour has been too • • • 9. Don't allow the gun muzzle to clog with mud or much for the Fathers at Graymoor TEN YEARS AGO. Orders fro: [FRANCE TOOK ALGIERS FROM THE TURKS AS . . . they have been ordered to rest the National Aeronautic Association A RESULT OF A AT RAHWAY THEATRE AT THE REGENT THEATRE AT THE RITZ THEATRE Hollywood Highlights / :,'-.' ~ Eddie Cantor, who terminated Gale Page, Jeffrey Lynn, Claude his contract with Fox by mutual Rains and May Robson, oil of agreement because they could not whom were in the first picture. agree on the handling of "Mr. Av-Fannie Hurst will not be avail- erage Man" may make a deal with able it is understood, to write the RKO on a percentage basis. script for the sequel. The tirsi George Brent has been assigned story was based on a novel writ- to the male lead opposite Bette ten by Miss Hurst. Davis in "Dark Victory." The story Early in October "Three Smart is about a woman in love but who Girls Grow Up"' will start pi'oduc- has only three months to live. tion. Deanna Durbin and Nan Basil Rathbone has been spend- Grey will have the same roles they ing a two weeks' vacation in New-had in "Three Smart Girls" but York. Barbara Reed will be replaced by Samuel Goldwyn has been ma- Holcn Parrish. king scenes with Jascha Heifetz Lucy Gilman, 15-lear-old radio with an orchestra and making re- singer has been signed to play op- cordings as the actor's contract posite Jackie Cooper in "Gang- will expire before "The Daring ster's Boy." Age" is ready to be filmed. Merle Obcron is planning to re- A. sequel to "Four Daughters" turn to England to make a picture will be "Four Daughters Come lor Korda as soon as she finishes Home," and the cast will include work in "Withering Heights." Lola, Rosemary and Priscilla Lane. Alexander's Ragtime Ecnd "Mysterious Mr. Moto of Devil's Island." Peter Lorre is again the myster- AT THE LIBERTY ious Mr. Motto. This time he al- At the Movies lows himself to be sent to Devil's Island so that he can allow crim- inals to escape in order to discov- Barrett RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway Band," which comes to the Rah- WjHoughby's SPAWN OP Iht NORTH er them in their villainy where all •oit count"" way Theatre on Sunday, with such Scotland Yard can, see them. While Urttr il Language is fluid. stars as Tyrone Power, Alice uhBMind men As the pace of life grows, faster, the story is far-fetched, Mr. Lor- Faye and Don Ameche. heroism of life in America's last Armetta, famous Italian dialecti- re continues to be an admirable ol steel dictionaries need more frequent cian; Harry Burns, famous Italian editions than telephone books. frontier country. Prominent in' Mr. Moto. Mary Macquire, Eric FORUM THEATRE, Metuchen i impersonator and a large cast of Rhodes, Henry Wilcoxin and oth- Even spelling has marched a long supporting roles are John Barry- notable stars in a comedy entitled way from Chaucer to Winchell. Short subjects will steal a large more, Akim Tamiroff, Lynne Over ers are in the cast. "MY POP". This is an outstand- "Painted Desert" In "ragtime" itself there is a share ol attention at the Forum more, Akim Tamiroff, Lynne ing Vitaphone short that will be wealth of etymological history. It Theater in Meiuchen this coming Overman and Hollywood's newest enjoyed by grown people as well A Western with the villain try- (ragtime) had hovered in the hin- week, not detracing from the ,va- star "find," Louise Platt. The pic-as children. Also on the same ing to block shipment of ore from terlands of America for years. lue ol the feature attractions but ture was splendidly directed by program is a Vitaphone Merrie a tungsten mine so that ho may Like many other American collo- rather enhancing them by provid- .Henry Hathaway, who won his Melody Color Cartoon entitled grab the property. quialisms it literally sneaked into ing a well-rounded periormance. film laurels with "Lives of a Ben- "Cinderella Meets A Fella," which George O'Brien has the lead and the ken of the populace by way of i?'or instance; Edgar Kennedy s gal Lancer" and "Souls at Sea." is a takeoff on the Cinderella leg- is supported by Lorraine Johnson, the honky-tonks. newest release "Kennedy's Castle"' As an extra added attraction, end and is one of the best feat- Ray Whitely, Fred Kohler and So when "Alexander's Ragtime and a Porky cartoon will support the Ritz Theatre presents Henry urettes of the year. * others. Band" and "Ragtime Violin" seiz- .Richard Dix and Chester Morris in "iiky Giant" next Friday and Sat- ed the popular fancy . . . the word "Come ,011 Leathernecks." "ragtime" became the object of urday, October 7 and 8. impetu- PRODUCTION NEWS profound attention. ous and sassy Donald Duck, every- "A-New York Cinderella" is an- Richard Cromwell is the son of What was ragtime? body's favorite, may be seen in nounced for production by Metro- a Colonel who wants his son to be Isaac Goldberg in his "Tin Pan "Donald's Nephews" this Sunday, Goldwyn - Mayer, with, Spencer a soldier rather than a player of Monday and Tuesday in addition Alley," a comprehensive story ol 1 Tracy and Hedy Lamarr in the professional football. He gets a the musical show world says this: to "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse' leading roles. The story is an orig- second lieutenant's commission "There was the old English with Edward G. Robinson; and a inal by Charles MacArthur. Law- and sees service in a skirmish in word rag; if one could tear a mel- musical revue entitled "Vitaphone rence Weingarten will be the pro- the Phillipines. ody to rags? The Negro term for Capers" and a screaming comedy ducer, with Josef Von Sternberg Marsh Hunt, Leon Ames, Ed- CxtrmI cleg-dancing is ragging; to break "Man Bites Lovebug" will be add- directing. ward Brophy and others are in the HENRY ARMETTA down rhythm, to rag it, would ed attractions to '"I'll Take Ro- cast. "< In simply mean to pep it up with oii- mance" on Wednesday and Thurs- "Dramatic School" is going into My Pop" beat rhythm and effects of synco- day's mid-week bill. production with Luise Rainer in the pation" "The amazing Dr. Clitterhouse," starring- role. Mervyn LeRoy is the Jazz hung on longest, perhaps to put in a good word for the producer, Robert Sinclair the direc- because it was complete in defini- feature now that the short sub- tor, and the cast includes Alan [FORUM THEATRE tion of the American idiom. It jects have been taken care of, is Marshal, Paulette Goddard, Henry • METUCHEN, N. J. even lived up to last week in "jit- a highly-absorbing drama of a res- Scene from "Smashing The Rackets" Stephcnson, Gale Sondergaard, Vir- Sun., Mon., Tues., Oct. 2, 3, 4 ter" and "jitterbugs"—again ex- pected doctor whose secret mania ginia Grey, Jean Chatburn, Ann emplifying the effect of syncopat- is perpetrating crimes. With Ed- a successful attorney in private the cast with Bing, it is now at Rutherford, Lana Turner, Dorothy "The Amazing ed music upon the nerves. ward G. Robinson giving a vivid practice, an aspiration which the Regent Theatre. Granger, Anthony Allen and Rand Dr. Clitterhouse" Always it will be ragtime— Jekyl-Hyde performance, a thrill- prompts him to resign and accept The gay story, from the pen of Brooks. The story deals with the RADIO TROUBLE? ing evening of entertainment is with Alexander's kind of ragtime, as so a legal post in the district attor- Claude Binyon, opens with the historic Royal Acting- Academy in Edward G. Robinson FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT SERVICE CALL thrillingly portrayed through its assured. ney's office. frantic efforts of a small town Budapest, PERTH AMBOY 4—0054 career from 1911 to today in Dar- "I'll Take Romance" brings a When he finally learns that his California family to get a ne'er- "Up In Lights"—Revue ryl F. Zanuck's production of Irv- new and more glamorous Grace' connection with the D.A.'s office is do-well son, played of course by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has ac- Mechanix Illustrated—Novelty ing Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Moore to the screen, ably support- essentially a political move on the Bing, to settle down and get a job quired motion picture rights of two "Dpnald's Nephew" — Cartoon 1 ed by handsome Melvyn Douglas. port of that official, who is out to so that his brother, MacMurray, stories, "Cargo of Innocence" Ly Miss Moore fails not to please her garner votes by cashing in on the who has been earning a living for Eric Andrew Simpson and -"Flight .Wed. & Thurs., Octdber 5 & 6 admirers who look forward to her cx-G-Man's publicity, Morris de- the all, can marry the girl with South," an original by Nathaniel singing performances because "I'll cides to quit. whom he has been keeping com- West and Gordon Kahn. "Cargo of "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE' State Take Romance" is a pleasant, mu- pany for several days. Innocence" is a condensed version of with sical with catchy melody, bright With .each Republic Gene Autry WOODBRIDGS picture during the past two years, Dramatic Ellis Island—last por- another story, "H.M.S. Tremen- y Grace Moore, Melvyn Douglas A PHILCO SERVICE PLAN dialogue, and pert humor. this reviewer has said, "This is the tal of freedom—provides the back- dous," written by Simpson and first >Fri. & Sat., Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 •best Autry to date. Don't miss it." ground for the absorbing story in published in England as part of a Comedy—"Man Bites Lovebug' LIBERT* THEATRE, Elizabeth collection of short stories titled Vitaphone Capers—Musical IWUBLE FEATURE And the same goes again. "Gold which both Century-Fox stars ORR'S RADIO SHOP Mine In The Sky," current Autry Don Ameche and Arleen Whelan, "Mushrooms On Toast." Latest News Events Budy Vallce and Rosemary Limo in The sensational trail followed by 219 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. a two-fisted lawyer to become a starring picture at the Liberty The "Gateway," now at the Regent Our up-to-date Laboratory and trained men are at "Gold Diggers In Paris" atre, is the best western we have Theatre. Billie Burke has been announced Fri. & Sat., October 7 & 8 also private attorney, threads a drama- for the cast of "The Wizard of Oz." your service to give you 100% Radio satisfaction. — Beverly Roberts and IHck tic course through "Smashing the ever seen. According to Associate Producer Pure oil In The story deals with the attempt Samuel G. Engel, the screen play Mervyn LeRoy is the producer of "SKY GIANT" "Hard to Fix" gets are our specialty - Prices Reasonable Rackets," RKO Radio film featur- this new film which is to be made in "Daredevil Drivers" ing Chester Morris, Frances Mer- of a young eastern girl, Cody Lang by Lamar Trotti, based on an ori- with ham (Carol Hughes), to run a ginal by Walter Reisch, provides Technicolor . . . The following cast Carlo cm News Events cer, Rita Johnson and Bruce Ca- additions are announced: Ralph Richard Dix, Chester Morris Sun., Mon., Tues., Oct. 2, 3, 4 bot. ranch which her father (Robert a marked departure from the usu- Homans) has left her. Lucky al Hollywood romance. Morgan for the new Judge Hardy Edgar Kennedy Comedy— DOUBLE FEATURE Chester Morris portrays the picture, "Out West With The "Kennedy's Castle" Uout HAIR young lawyer who becomes a Langham had known his daughter "Gateway", the producer said, pretty well, though, so he appoint- "depicts those caught in the hu- Hardys," and Reginald Owen for ^Cartoon—"Porky, the Fireman"^ I^oretta Young: and Joel McCrea Federal Bureau of Investigation 'Dramatic School." Latest News Events 4 "THREE BLIND MICE" Chief and gains national publicity ed Gene Autry, the ranch fore- man wave beating against Ellis also for his relentless war on criminals. man, as administrator of his will. Island, most dramatic spot on Benita Granvllle in But his real ambition is to become Cody wants to sell the ranch. earth. Since 1892, more than 20,- "BELOVED BRAT" Gene refuses to let her, so Cody 000,000 human being have passed Cartoon News Events sends to Chicago for Larry Cum- through there. You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The mings (Craig Reynolds) a cattle Wednesday, October 5 broker with few scruples. Autry RITZ THEATRE, Elizabeth. has agreed that he will turn the Cash Nite ranch over to Cody when she mar- To the list of the greatest sea DOUBLE FEATUBE ries a man that he approves. Cody pictures of all time, which in- ST, JAMES' Wayne Morris, Priscilla Lane in, intends to marry Larry in order clude such productions as "Mutiny 'MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS' to get the property. on the Bounty", "Souls at Sea", also ^ and "Captain Courageous", add WEEKLY GAME SOCIAL Buck Jones and Helen 4 Paramount's dramatic saga of the Twelvetrees in A REGENT? THEATRE, Elizabeth men who plow the waters of the "Hollywood Roundup" 1 "Sing You Sinners," Bing Cros- Arctic in search of Alaska's "sil- by's latest film, is one of those all- ver horde," "Spawn of the North,''' Novelty Reel Comedy too-rare motion pictures which which patrons of the Ritb Theatre Thurs. & Fri., October 6 & 7 CHESTER MORRIS win their way into the hearts of hailed last night at its first local BBBCE CB6CT audiences by means of their sheer showing. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT DOUBLE FEATUBE FUHCES MERCER RITA JOUKSON lack of sophistication, bubbling George Raft, Henry Fonda and AT 8:15 P. M. Enrol Flynn & Olivia DeHav- good humor and warm human Dorothy Lamour head a cost of land in sentiments. With Fred MacMur- top-flight players in a thrilling "ROBIN HOOD" ^ ray, Donald O'Connor, Ellen Drew story which combines all the ro- also and Elizabeth Patterson heading mance, color and heart-warming GRAY Laurel and Hardy in "BEAU HUNKS" ST. 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AS/r B3f5 ee H ANSWERS TO OUR to the League of Nations, not less DESERVED DIVORCE than 1,000,000,000 Chinese have Bethlehem, Pa.—Mrs. Florence PUZZLE CORNER been killed and 30,000,000.000 have \ Campbell, 27, was quickly granted "H" OBJECTS: Hand, handle, been renedered homeless since the| a divorce when she testified that hair, hat, habit, horse, hoof, hock, beginning of the war with Japan i her husband, Samuel 30 had forced harness, hamburger. on July 7, 1937. S her to live five months in a coal DOTS: Dutch boy. bin ventilated only a coal chute GOOFVRAPH: Snake in mail- WATCH LO ST 15 YEARS For a bed, she used a pile of rags box .rollers on mailbox, package RETURNED slot on box, poster on fence, Scranton, Pa.—Police recently 30 CENTS EXPENSE "Thursday" misspelled, cop with returned a gold watch to Stewart Montpelier, Vt.—According to a one shoe missing, lamppost miss- W. Magee of Laceyville, which statement filed with the Secretary ing, button on uniform, club, doghad been given him as a gradua-d State, the total campaign ex- with spectacles, necktie on dog. tion present fifteen years before penditures of Gov. George Aiken ANCIENT IHOBV/C/WS HAD ORANGES, 75. and lost soon afterwards. It was(Rep.) for renomination amounted CHINESE WAR CASUALTIES found on the person..of a man they to 30 cents, the cost of postage Geneva.—According to Dr. V. K.had arrested. Magee's name was instamps on petitions requested by Wellington Koo, Chinese delegate the watch. supporters. RARITAN TOWNSHIP SPORTS SPORTS FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938 PRISCO'S BATTERED BARRONS PLAY STRONG RIDGEWOOD ELEVEN TOMORROW READING GRABS CADETS TROUNCED BY CHAPLAR AND WAS1LIK SCORE TWO Sffl3 50FIBAU LOSE BOYS' CLUB 8-2 WITH W, H. S. BARRONS MEET POWERFUL CKUWN BY 6-4 SCORE HANSEN FANNING TEN RIDGEWOOD ELEVEN TOMORROW IN TOUCHDOWNS APIECE AS BARRONS FORDS. — After dropping the OPENER TO S. R. • second game of a three-game se- j WOODBRIDGE — In the third ries for the softball championships • and final game in the Junior WALLOP ORANGE BY 39-7 MARGIN of tile township iire companies,' EAGLES 6 TO 0league playoffs the Boys' Club MUNICIPAL STADIUM AT 2:30 P. M. the Port Reading Smokies deieat- • soundly trounced the Columbian TOMORROW'S PROBABLE LINE-UPS WOODBPJDGE. — Displaying an amazing amount of ed the Hopelawn Ten by the score Cadets to the tune of 8-2 in a of 6 4 RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The In this day of strife and strength in both the line and the backfield, the Wood- " - Hopelawn won the pie- Piscatawaytown Panthers opened game played Sunday at the Par- Wood. Wght. No. Pos. Ridgewood Wght. No. worry wneti all the world bridge high school Barrons inaugurated their 193& foot- vious game bT 86?t?tf their grid season Sunday by drop- ish House, diamond. Hansen hurl- Kilby 170 17 L. E. Moore 160 94 ball season in the new Municipal Stadium, Saturday after- S/*" ping a 6 to 0 game to the South ed beautifully against the Cadets Petrie 175 17 L. T. Marfarlane 200 91 seems to set aside its time River Eagles on Pacer's Field be- as he allowed only four hits while Pochek 155 1 noon, by walloping Heinie Benkert's Orange high school his mates pounced on Brodru'ak for L. G. Mason 155 97 for play and think only of a Alliban hurled for the Port Read fore a large crowd. The Eagles Lehy 190 16 C. 195 96 man in whose hand rests the eleven to the tune of 39-7 before a crowd of over 4,000 ing club and Rader slung the un- scored their touchdown in the first a total of fifteen hits. Jones spectators. The game was but a derhand stuff for the Hopelawners. quarter after a long march down Kurucz emerged the star of the Molnar 160 13 R. G. Livingston 175 88 solution to peace or war, it's game with three hits in four trips few minutes old when Alby Leff- zowski, the locals outplayed the Both hurlers allowed eleven hits, the field which the Panthers could Markulin 185 15 R. T. Pendergast 190 89 strange then that 4,000 ler dazzled the Orangeites and the but the Port Reading outfit drove not stop. to the plate. His home run and Leffler 168 5 R. E. 175 98 visitors in every department of double scored four of the winner's Fries leave their radios for an aft- fans with an eight-yard run for a the game. The game was the first , . , „. , , The Eagles got their attack mov Chaplar 168 3 Q. B. 160 out those telling extra base hits, runs. Trosko, Biczo and Sedlak Brown touchdown on an end-around play. played by any Barron team, on which showed results in the runs tino g organizbefore eth aen Pantherairtighs t hadefensed time . 148 180 ernoon to see a football Benkert's eleven, far less experi column. also conpected safely three times Wasilik 8 H. B. Koehler 90 grounds they could truly call their Lukach and Poignonnec did the in four trips to the plate. Schwenzer 165 12 H. B. An I on 155 92 game. No Ileed saying more.jenced than the combine which de- own and the 4,000 fans enjoyed Port Reading scored twice in leather lugging from the midfield All those who attended i Seated the Barrons in last year's the first, second and fourth frames Hansen fanned ten batmen in his Korzowski 190 22 F. B. Monroe 175 every minute of the contest. stripe to the Panther's 15 yard mound masterpiece and walked 87 know what a swell contest opener, was pushed up and down while Hopelawn garnered double line before Poignonnec did the Team average 169 Team average 174,5 the field by the powerful Barron First Quarter tallies in the first and last innings. only one. Brodniak struck out six they witnessed. They saw a trick with a a 15-yard run around but was wild hi that he allowed attack. They failed to uphold the Orange kicked off to Wasilik on Zuccaro and Minucci starred at the his right end for the touchdown. Barron eleven, smaller than tradition of former Benkert coach- the Woodbridge 10 yard line and plate for the winners while Ka- four free tickets to first base. WOODBRIDGE. — Tomorrow He failed to convert the extra Zick stood out for the Cadets 5 TEAMS ENTERED IN those of previous years, but ed elevens and faltered miserably he advanced the ball to the 32. minsky and Simon did the best for point. afternoon the Barrons take the in their passing attack, their most Wasilik scooted 11 yards around the losers. with two hits in three trips to the field in the new Municipal Stadi- CIVIC BOWUNG LOOP with more fight and spirit. The Panthers showed their abil- plate. His double was the team's effective weapon on the gridiron. end for a first down, Korzowski, Score by innings: ity only once during the entire um against an unknown Ridge- And that', what I'd like The Orange line was ragged and Chaplar and Wasilik piled up the Hopelawn 200 000 2—4| only extra base knock. wood high school combine in their WOODBRIDGE. — Five teams fray and tha was when they block Score by innings: to bring out above all. the backfield went through their yardage and advanced the pigskin Port Reading „ 220 200 x—6 j - - second game of the 1938-season. have filed applications to bowl in ed Halasz kick on the Eagle S 35 Cadets 010 000 1—2 the Civic Bowling League this They know they're good, skirmishes in a haphazard man- to the Orange 23 yard stripe. Kor- yard stripe and recovered on the Coach Prisco's eleven, confident ner. zowski picked up four yards and Boys' Club 102 122 x—8 after an easy 39-7 victory over an year, acording to an announcement but I hope this early sea- 15. They took to the air with only by Dick Krohne, manager of the Prisco's charges, down as far as'Wasilik went to the 11 yard mark- extremely weak Orange eleven, son victory doesn't go to er two minutes left to play and land- Craftsmen's Club alleys. the third stringers, clicked like a - Leffler scored a moment later ed on the three yard line when has concentrated its drills this their heads. If it Latest Fall Windbreakers Two-tonps in brown, blue and crwtiEt, Icftthcr sloven and warm woolen bodies. 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OF THE FAMOUS HICKOCK QUALITY BELTS AND SUSPENDEBS REMODELING AND REPAIRING GULF PRODUCTS • GOODRICH TIRES • LUBRI- Join Our Brown-Bilt Club Let us repair and remodel your old fur coat. We can transform that old coat into a beautiful 1939 style creation for very little money—get our CATION • CAR WASHING . BATTERY SERVICE •estimate. CHRISTENSEN'S DEPT. STORE A* Greenhouse, Inc. Opdyke's Gulf Service 97 MAIN STREET AMBOY AVENUE AND GREEN STREET TEL. WOODBRIDGE 8-2365 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 195 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY. N. J. S 89" - 05' - 30" E along" thtf MR. AND MRS. ADAM METZ of and daughter Ariene and son welcome home party given in personal effort that finally settled Mrs. Anders Christensen and Mrs. above mentioned dividing line 2.00 feet Linden, were the weekend Wesley of Hopelawn-, Miss Mary Sponsor Annual Dance to tiie point or pliiee of beginning. honor of James Seaton of Eliza- the dispute over tbe birthplace of S. Johnson. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stephen Foster *and indicated the — — •* " ' • Containing 40 Sq. Ft. of land more Nemeth, Mrs. V. Nemeth and work, and the writing of books and or Jess, beth who returned home from Kaufman of Harvey avenue. restored musical shrine at Pitts- FORDS.—The Holy Name Soci- sons Elmer and Stephen, were biographical pamphlets. 2. The period within which 1 sueh Scotland, burgh as the building that really ety of Our Lady of Peace church, properties may be acquired and deed • • • • Asbury Park visitors Sunday. cradled the great American com- His "Our American Music" Is a ANNOUNCE WINNERS delivered is hereby fixed at sixty days • * * • MR. AND MRS. LORAIN Grapes, * * # • poser. Similarly he dispelled the standard reference work in schools will sponsor its annual barn dance from the legal publication hereof. 3 The minimum Bales price for Tract MR. AND MRS. DAVID GARRY of Iselin, were the guests of Mr. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH PARS- myth of Foster's having written and colleges. Hfs library in hla FORDS. — Recent winners of Thursday evening, October 27, in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, home la One is hereby fixed at* 5925.00 and the and J. Sloden of Oak Treen road and Mrs. Kenneth P. Grapes of ler of Bay View avenue, have "My Old Kentucky Home" in Bards- past weekly contests conducted by the school auditorium. minimum sales price for Tract Two 19 have moved to Maple avenue. town, Kentucky. rich with rare historical documents the miscellaneous unit of the Joseph Nagy and his White hereby fixed at $26.00 and both of said Lincoln highway. returned home after spending bearing on the development of mu- tracts shall be sold tor ctisli only. the weekend at Atlantic City, His encyclopedic work, "Our sic in America. Mother's Club were: George Took- Jackets have been engaged to fur- 4 This ordinance shall take sffect American Music," and his biogra- er, of Perth Amboy; Mrs. James nish music for the event. Several following its legal publication as re- where Mr. Parsler attended the Howard's enthusiasm for modern Qulrod by law. _ , „ phies of Stephen Foster and of music is stimulated by his associa- Shaffrick of Hopelawn; and Mrs. prizes will be awarded in dance firemen's convention as delegate Etheibert Nevfn are permanent con- To be advertised in 'Jhc Fords Beacon from the Keasbey Protection tions in the American Society of Ellen Christensen, of Fords. Pro- contests. Cider and doughnuts will on September 9. 1938. tributions to the library of Ameri- Composers, Authors and Publishers, Adopted September 19th. 1938. Fire Company. can standard literature. His musi- ceeds will go towards the benefit be served without charge. Joseph of which he has been a member (or fund of the Fords Public library. Advertised as dapoted September 30. * * * « cal compositions Include orchestral many years. More than one thou- Lewandoski is general chairman. 1938. and choral music, organ and piano sand creators of music are Included MRS. MARTHA FULLERTON", pieces, songs, the music for Percy Miss Ida Fullerton, John and in this organization, founded In TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY MacKaye's folk-masque, "Wake- 1914 by Victor Herbert to protect Raymond Fullerton were the field," and many arrangements of the performing rights of Us mem- A P1AIN STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWNSHJP PBOPEB, KNCLUSIVE guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. early American songs used in his bers' musical works. OF THE SCHOOL DISTBICT. AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1987 Keasbey radio broadcasts and lectures. Raymond Fullterton of Dumont. Current Trust Capital Watw Vote for Howard's writing and radio broad- Account Account Account Total MATT LUND OF SMITH Street, •Born November 30, 1890, In casts are prepared with meticulous THE TOWNSHIP OWES: Account has returned home afte rspend- Brooklyn, New York, grand nephew care. "Hard writing makes easy To Bondholders — for bonds issued of a namesake who founded Ply- reading" is his motto. He has against Floating Pebt. Taxes, At,- ing the weekend as the guest of mouth Church of }Ienry Ward found that for each minute on the sessments and improvements ..... $5,809,851.00 J25.35l.00 $5,784,500.00 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vince, of Beecher fame, Howard first studied air, he spends an hour in prepara- To Board of Education—for Taxes le- vied in its behalf 214,093,58 214,098-58 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. music with his mother. He left tion. To Fire Districts—for Taxes levied in • * * • Williams College after three and Howard has five enthusiasms—he their behalf 400.00 400.00 one-half years, before he completed To Sundry Creditors—for unpaid bills MR. AND MRS. JOHN FACZAK lists his family first (he personally work for hfs Bachelor's degree. In teaches his daughter piano); then or deposits 25,644.63 25,644.G3 and daughter, Margaret and son 1937 the College conferred on him an come contract bridge, golf, cross To Sundry Taxpayers—for Taxes over- John, Misses Mary Yuhasz and •honorary degree of Master of Arts. paid or received from them to be word puzzles and his cocker spaniel, applied to past or future tax levies.. 426,28 398.81 27A7 Lillian Yuhasz, Mr. and Mrs. "Tucky," an abbreviation \f "My Brlet ,experience in commerce TOTAL. LIABILITIES 5265,888.02 $27.47 S6,784.E00.0Q John Cziva and children of town convinced Howard that music was Old Kentucky Home." But the driv- $6.050,415.49 and Joseph Stutz, of New York his life work. He occupied editorial ing force ot his life is his national- TO OPSET THE ABOVE LIABIL- City, who has been a guest 'of posts With musical publications, ism, his work for recognition of VUI then began lecturing and radio American composers. 52*.™.™???^.^: mm® *83.3M.96 Mr. and Mrs. Faczak, were the Taxes and Assessments Receivable, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. the former representing balance of 1 tax levies made against property Michael Pongracz, of Princeton, owners and the latter levies made at whose farm they enjoyed an ISELIN NEWS against proerty owners for improve- YOU RISK FAILURE ments on their properties of a spe- all day; picnic. dal benefit to them 1,357,885.27 730.889.09 607,376.18 • * * * i MR. AND MRS. "MELVIN LONG- Title Liens—representing tax and as- field of Pershing avenue will TO ACHIEVE sessment sale certificates held AMONG THE LOCAL ATLANTIC by municipality against properties City visitors over the weekend shortly move into their new SUCCESS, SAYS bought in at sales 2.W3.749.56 1,772,686.59 691,163-97 were John. McGraw, John Maz- home on Marconi avenue. Foreclosed Property — representing NORMA SHEARER taxes and assessments on title liens orowski, Albert Toth, Theodore acquired by the municipality by Sabo and Joseph Sebcsky. MR. AND MRS. AUGUST MAG- forecloseure proceedings 1.152,015.21 872,421.89 279,698-82 nani of Jersey City, visited Mr. Sundry Accounts Receivable^—repre- * * * • and Mrs. Joseph Rapacioli of senting monies due to the Town- A REGULAR. MEETING OF THE ship 39,847.2<37.048.10 Correja avenue Sunday. Keasbey Nut Club will be held TOTAL ASSETS 6,216,338.97 $3,440,898.49 tl.6gL88T.<2 tonight at 8 o'clock at Vack's • * * * MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PRO- THIS LEAVES A BALANCE OF: Inn on Smith street. haska of Pershing avenue, hove ATSConSstiag of actual eaab $171,299.78 J23,M1.62 $88,327.48 $111,069.43 • * * » move.d to New York City. 2. Reserves—pledged to Taxes, As- MR. AND MRS. CHARLES Sabo sessments, Title Lieas, Fofe- * • » • and daughter Shirley Anne, of JOHN McPARTiAND OF COR- 3,198,362.09 1,578,082.47 2,7W.l4 Highland avenue, were the re- Elmer J, Vecsey reja avenue, has returned home cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. T after a brj.ef visit with friends RESERVE.. .^^...^. $4,960.423.48 $3,175,010.4J $1,661,359.95 $111,069.43 $2,988.63 John Thome, of New Brunswick. in Virginia. B—DEBT, to be raised by future taxa- • m • • tion through budget appropriation • * '» • over a period of years—representing MR. AND MRS. HAROLD Prang, MRS. KAVONETZ OF PERSH- that part of the cost of completed of Dahl avenue, had as their re- ing avenue, is confined to St. improvements and that part of the amount of deferred floating debt JUSTICE OF PEACE cent guests, Mrs. Pearl Rembey ePter's hospital New Brunswick, which is evidenced by the total of and daughter Irene and . Miss where she underwent a major funded debt remaining outstanding: Alice Morzen of Sayreville. —the value of the Township capital operation. improvements being in excess of the TOWNSHIP of WOODBRIDGE * • * * • • » « amount set forth but which value is FRANK TOTH HAS RETURNED MR. AND MRS. WILBUR DAVIS not considered of any true asset under the accepted plan of municl- home after spending the week- of Hillcrest avenue, entertained end with relatives at Shenan- Harry Lawyer of Newark over doah, Valley, Va. Norma Shearer's career has been the weekend. guided by this motto. No star has * * * # played so great a variety of roles on • # • • the Screen, or been so daring. She TOWNSHIP OF WOODBEIDGE, MIDDLESEX COPNTY, NEW J£BS£Y MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN Payti THE ISELIN EXEMPT FIRE- has had the courapo to play both AUDITOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS I comedy or drama, virtuous or shadv (Paid for by the Candidate) and dauhgter, Nancy, Misses men's Association will hold the ladies of all ages. Her most recen'i l. That a continuous and determined effort be medeto collect delinquent taxes, asaewMnenta receivable, Mary Payti and Emma Peter- success is "Marie Antoinette." card party and social at the 2 That all personal taxes be thoroughly investigated and. those that Are uncollectible be cancelled and that chak were recent Coney Island Harding avenue firehouse Fri- the tax collector be instructed to prepare a list of such uncollectible itema, ahowingthereon the description and visitors. day evening, October 7. Harry Ealco, of Wilson avenue. the reason for such abatements. 3. That ad delinquent water rents receivable that have been OR tbe record* tor more th&n alx monXba 3w Franklin D. Roosevelt: * * * MB. AND MRS. RICHARD DUBE investigated and any necessary legal action be taken to enforce collection. "Perserverance of leadership, MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH Boltzer and dauhgters, of Rahway, were 4. That all real estate taxes and assessments that are subject to sale be included in the all-inclusive tax sole combine4 with patience, has al- and daughter, Marianne, of Lin- the Sunday guests of Mr. Dube's in accordance with the statutes. mother, Mrs. Santa Brinkman, 5. That foreclosure proceedings be continued on all title llena that have been held for the required period ways won out." den, spent Sunday with Mrs. oi two years. Boltzer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Iselin boulevard. 6. That all foreclosed property be sold at the highest possible price and that every effort be made to dis- pose of this property as rapidly as possible. LEGAL NOTICE "LEGAL NOTICE 7.That great care be taken to prevent any overexpenditure of appropriations la the future. Refer to: W-164; Docket 121-22 LEGAL NOTICE 8. That a determined effort be made to realize on all accounts receivable and that the- protested checlcs, in- Recorded: Book 1134, Page 494. Refer To: W-175 Docket 123-9 Kefer To: Hawk Docket 108-542 cluded in the miscellaneous accounts receivable be investigated and cleared from the records. Recorded: Book Page Heconled: Book 1091 Page 516 9. That consideratJoB be given to the abolition of the tire districts. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE . NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE MJTICi: OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN': TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 10. That an investigation be made of the overpaid taxes, as listed on Exhibit A-41, ln order to make refunds At a regular meeting of the Town- At. a regular meeting of the Town- At a regular meeting of the Town- of the same to the taxpayers; and further, that all items of unallocated tax collections, as listed on Exhibit A-42, ship Committee of Ihe Township oi ship Committee of the Township of ship Committee of the Township ot be investigated in order to make proper distribution thereof. Woodbridge held Monday, September Woodbridire held Monday, September Woodbridge held Monday, September 11. That an investigation be made of indirect, aasrsumenta receivable to determfne the proper distribution, 19th, 193S. I was directed to advertise 19th, 1538, I wag directed to advertise 19th, 1938, I was directed to advertis-i and. further, that the Indirect assessmenta receivable unidentified also be investigated. the fact that on Monday evening, Oc- the fact that on Monday evening. Oc the fact that on Monday evening, Oc- 12. That an investigation be made of the overpaid Assessments, as listed on Exhibit B-13, in order to make re- tober 3rd, 1928, the Township Commit- tober 3rd. 1938. the Township Commit- tober 3rd, 1938, the Township Commit- funds thereof to the property owners. tee will meet at 8 P. M-, (EST) in the tee will meet at 8 P. M., (EST) in thti tee will meet at 8 P. M.. (EST> in the 13. That an investigation be made ot the assesslble improvements m progress costs, as detailed on Exhibit Committee Chambers, Memorial Muni- Committee Chambers, Memorial Muni- committee Chambers, Memorial Muni- C-l, and those improvements which are complete be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the ordin- cipal Building. Woodbridge, New Jer- cipal Building, Woodbridge, New Jer- cipal Building. Woodbridge, New Jer- ances. sey, and expose and sell at public sale sey, and expose and sell at public salt: sey, and expose and sell at public sale 14. That all unexpended balances ot ordinance appropriations be cancelled when the project Is completed. and to the highest bidder according to and to the highest bidder according to and to the highest bidder according to terms of sale on file with the Town- terms of sale on file with the Town- terms of sale on file with the Town- 15. That the tax collector's office be studied further in order that a complete modern machine bookkeeping 16 ship Clerk open to inspection and to ship Cler'i open to inspection and to ship Clerk open to inspection and to system be properly installed. be publicly read prior to sale, Lots be publicly read prior to sale, Lots be publicly read prior to sale, Lot 6 16. That a study be made of the aseessment board in order that this office be put on a full time baslB. 767-76S in Block 448P. Woodbridge 21-22 in Block 4421. Woodbridge (50'x208.75'J in Block 59H, Woodbridge 17. That tax pavements be deposited In a special bank account and used only to defray expenses of the year Township Assessment Map. ( Township Assessment Map. i-iw-nsiiip Assessment Map to which such repayments apply. Take further notice that the Town-! Take further notice that the Town- Take further notice that the Town- 18. That the Township maintain separate bank accounts for tn"e current, trust, capital ftBd Keasbey vatei Ybur-Hai^Can Ldok Young* ship Committee, has. by resolution' ship Committee. has, by resolution ship Cummitu-e, has, by resolution iiCrodntS. and pursuant to law, fixed a minimum end pursuant to law. fixed a minimum and pursuant to law, fixed a minimum 19. That all balances appearing on the appropriation reserves that are not required to meet existing claims, price at which said lots in said block price at which said lots in said block price at which said lot in said block be cancelled by resolution. will be sold together with all other. will he sold together with all other | will be sold together with all other That a synopsis of this report, together with the recommendations herein recited, be published as reaulred Don't pennit faded or graying hair to mar your details pertinent, said minimum price details pertinent, said minimum pric- details pertinent, said minimum price by statute. i appearance! Correct it with Cladrol the shampoo- being $700.00 plus costs of preparing being S300.00 plus costs of preparing being $1500.00 plus costs of preparing deed and advertising this sale. Said; deed and advertising this sale. Said deed and advertising thig sale. Said AI'PBECIATXON oil-tint that cleanses as it reconditions as it TINTS, lots in said block, it sold on terms, >lots m said block, if sold on terms, lot in said block, if sold on terms will require a down payment of $70.00 "/ill require a down payment of S30.GD will require a down payment of S150 00 I desire to express my appreciation for the cooperation and assistance rendered and for the many courtesies Imparting youthful beauty. A 20-minute treatment the balance of purchase price to be paid th balance of purchase price to be paid the balance of purchase price to be paid and kindnesses extended to my representatives by the officials and personnel of the various Township offices in e