Full Page Of icial Newspaper, Brand of New Cornice Middlwex, County -"» And and Other Features WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP'S FAMILY NEWSPAPER Woodbridge Townihip TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR WOODBRIDGE, N. J. FRIDAY MORNINd, JULY :U, 19:16.- TRICE THREE CENTS Grow'* DEAD-END STREET TO RE AVERTED NITE-CRAFT GO. YVOODRRIDGE. — Township BURNETT Attorney Leon E. Mcllro; last AT AVENEL IF PLANS SUBMITTED night received the foUowini RE-OPENS DEAL Nest eum from J. J. O'Brien, secretary to Senator A, ^ Harry \:\1IIF, AHfiEPTED BY PENNSY JU R. Monre: f OR FORDS SIR BODY MAY NOT BE "$134,512 WPA grant for c.sale, former Port Davis Working on Methods to Eliminate Situation Pro- Woodbrldie crossings is await- :ONFERENCE"TO BE HELD ing the approval of the Presi- (i|i'',;illi; political big whir, to tested by Avenel Businessmen—McElroy Wires Moore TUESDAY-TO SIGN LEASE Kor and Barbour for Aid in Securing Release of Funds for dent." FOR CUTTING PLANT As President Roosevelt Is ex , hlm he resembled Woodbridge Crossings. DEPRIVED OF PREROGATIVES Ben V0,el «nd pected back in Washington WOODBRIDC.E. — Al- EXPECT FURTHERACTION SOON next week, the release of the funds Is expected during the though it was believed that BAILEY SUGGESTS WOODBRIDGE.—Township Engineer C. R. Davis u latter part nf next week. the Nite-Craft Corporation Olunnlr (fames- ail (fiven up its briginajLin- LAKE BE TREATED 1ALAIDA DECISION BRINGS FORTH ^inopnaile's latest ^ working on plans to eliminate the so-called "dead-end' tontion of Ukmg over the ., „ |.( a iil^ pool wttiwu* street at Avenel street, when thr crossing is oliminatet AND CHLORINATED '^inltfor^who fornipi- Fdrds Porcelain WOODBRIDGE. — "No there Action was taken by the engineer as soon as word plant for the manufacture of SCORCHING CRITICISM OF COUNCIL !",'•, s,vlm not bad. was received here that the PWA had released funds for KEATING PICKS Swimming. Pev order of the o - - o nightgowns and pajamas, ne Police Department" So rend , necls of a recent camp- the Avenel and Iselin crossings. gotiationa have been started the signs posted at conspicu- •; ,„ High Bridge, Hughy When the original plans for th once more, with the lesult ous spots around the Wood- FROM ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OFFICE i; UP AMBOYAN IN .,.,, imd Bud Hunt report elimination at Avenel were re thai ,i conference has been ar- bridge Park lakes as an after- math of tlie report received by Burnett Directs no Further Local C«»e» be Transmitted to '/;:;;,,;,„ "Honest Abe" m- leased, they brought a storm o ranged for nejft Tuesday morning •'; ',. VnuUs a grand meal By TOWNSHIP COPS irotest from the Avepel busines Health Officer Harold J. Bail- Township Committee Unleu it Pledge* itself to Seriotu men who rlrrlnrpd that thP "dead "HIT-RUN" CASE m Now York *hich will be attend ey that an analysis nf the wa- ji;iv,. you heard the story Consideration of Complaints or Until "A New Township •.mi" condition would serve to dc ed by Julius Pferlman, Sam Uleski ters showed it to be polluted '',, hlg six footer (member o£ a Committee i* Elected"—Do*» Not- Plan to Overrule ,' , A C.) who escorted a •troy the business center of tl and Fred Kavifman, of the Nite Bailey, however, has not given IS SEEK AVENELITE THOMAS GALL QUESTIONED iraft Corporation, Township At- Council in GaUida Case. Mayor Pen* Two-page Answer. .own. up hope nnd has sent a second ,!'„„',• i;',,iv from East Rahway to REGARDING INJURIES OF ',!,'!, t ban-footed? Dims says that the new plans h torney Leon If. McElroy, Building sample to the state for analy- o - - o working on, and, which he Wop TWO BABIES Inspector Wiljam Allgaier and sis. CITIZENS' COMMISSION SUGGESTED FOR QUESTIONING :IK> Pennsylvania railroad wi WOODBRIDGE.—Thom- Maurice Goldferb, attorney for Bailey has made sev«r«l ,„„. ;,dvantMe of a •»!*• when it advertises for bid the <>wncr« of the trips to the lnkeg in an effort tiv I, that everyone will be as Gull, of 109 Commerce WOODBRIDGE.-—A scbrching reply to CommiBaion- BARN OF CHARLES POHERA will help matters considerably. Sifni Lease to find the source of pollution, ,',l!Ml upon to pay a part of er 1). Frederick Burnett's criticism of th« Township Com- YIELDS LOOT AFTER street, Perth ^Amboy, was but to date he has been un- tlll,t:IXM ...Ifnooneewapei More Parklnr Continuing its course at expan- mittee's action in the Gnlaida case was penned yesterday RAHWA* SHOOTING jicked up late last night by sion, and not ^Waiting the outoom* successful. p,|VnM>nt V ta»#. m— «•*• "There will be a drive around afternoon by Mayor August F. Greiner. The mayor's reply ami thowht will be taken be- the back of the business section Captain of Police George E. of its conference, the company has "1 cannot Understand the forc taxes are levied Fire WOODBRIDGE. Township with one road leading out to the Keating for questioning in made arragements to lease the source of pollution," he re- was in answer to Commissioner Burnett's statement that Chief Tom Kith, Fred Maw- d Rahway police are seeking Pennsylvania railroad and the property in back of John J. Bitt- marked" as it is all surface the Township Committee's decision "drips as doth the hose :onnection with the hit-and- water fed from fresh springs." ,,,,, Hm Catano and Cari Shinies Pohero, of Ella street, Av- other to West Side avenue", Dav- ing, on Main street, Woodbridge, in the garret." Mayor Greiner wrote that the governing Siindquist went on a fishing is explained. "In addition, if the un case Wednesday night formerly occupied by the Idico Bailey suggested that the jnel, for questioning in regard to use of powdered chlorine treat body has the "license to temper justice with mercy; to de- trlli this week and hooked M new plans are adopted, there will in j.vhich two babies were in- plant. The building will be used several stolen articles found on his ment, such as used in pools, cree if you please, probation for offenders if in its consid- blurs, average welllit 1 lbt... primarily for cutting purposes and property and why his license plate be adequate parking space at the ured. might be tried here with fa- ered judgement such decision can be warranted by the It, ni> fish story either. was on a car in which two men station. There will also be a will employ 35 men. Th lease is Gall did ^not deny that he was already drawn, and according to vorable results, o - - o were seated and who fled from change in the pedestrian under- circumstances." ' n Main street at the time of the Kaufman, will be signed today. "I expect to measure the V,, •,, always wondered what it Rahway authorities who pass which will bo on thp same accident, "but did not remember water and find out what pro- Burnett in a letter received by i t'i.. nwsters find to crow about forced to shoot. line as the present walk'on Aven- hitting anything." His companion The Nite.Craft people have Township Clerk B. J. Dunigan had signed a new short lease on itsportion of powdered chlorine • ,,•,.(• o'clock in the morning... Monday morning Patrolman el street." on the ride is expected to be should be used," Bailey said, written: WPA WITHDRAWS ij,,-i,isany hour of the day we Rommel and Special Officer Smith Efforts to secure the release of picked up this morning. Orange plant, but it is understood "As I have had occasion to that they are anxious to have al' "and if it proves agreeable to like crowing than any other of the Rahway department, saw funds for Woodbridge crossings Keating says that he is practic- the state board of health I will write your committee previously its plants in one town. If all the it is three o'clock in the two men acting in a suspicious which are the most dangerous, are ally certain that Gall is the man try to put the method into ef- about law enforcement and the of- SUPERVISION OF us; John Govelitz tells us manqer^ in a car parked near th still being put forth. Township at- wanted in the case. His car, which negotiations pfove favorable for fect." ficial bulletins in your possession ,, (Trieste street," Helta) on Pane Ten (Continucd on page 10) is at headquarters has a newly Continued on Page Ten Die replete with the reasons why ad ..•.•ini has a one-tube home- made dent un the fender and cor1 the illegal traffic must be wiped TOWNSHIP POOLS mar box radio receiving se responds to marks made on the out irrespective of politics or up on his bicycle ...Hi l);iby carriage. personalities. I direct that no fur- BREAK BETWEEN SCHAFFRICK AND ther local cases be transmitted POLLUTION REPORT CAUS- ,ii old set of earphones on COMPETITION KEEN AS HDCELAWN Officer Karney Romano who in- joys the broadcasts, as hi vestigated the case .reported that hereafter to your Township Com- ES MOVE--TO TAKE KID- levies his way around...^...kinda Mrs. Elizabeth Kellermaan and mittee unless and until it affirm- atively pledges serious," sober- DIES TO RAHWAY iltui. Continued on Face Ten NIER WIDENS ON POLICE CHANGES FINDS IT MS TWO MBS minded consideration of the com- iv L- the Greek haa hufolled The "break" and has definitely stated that lie plaints transmitted or a new u iicu hot dog machine Uut Township, they say, is not central ISELIN STOREKEEPER WOODBRIDGE.—Wood- HOPELAWN. — Compe-. between Conijnitteeman James would oppose it. Township Committee is elected ;«»:i» Vm oat "yrtOCMtr fr, ly located. They "Bulint", declare^ Nier, "will bridgo Recreation Sponsor- » minute and a wh*- lfce ition to the "nth cUtf**.* is T0|| TRIED TONKiHT §nhaKriok and Cemmitteemun lich really means busioen*. a plot of laud noUiave my suppjJ^t and &»''$! .'ait your advice." ing Committee has decided Avi'iiel fire company iliatter- being featured in the Hope- Ernes^.,^ot. Nier...-., polic e , I gjn {.(jpcerjjed. is absolutely a1^ i«l another record recently from the original playground, if ISELIN,—Tlie case of Joseph r T Mayor Greiner's reply in full is to discontinue supervision of awii suction where two play and deputy police -corrunissidner, I His record Boes not warratvt prt>- as follows: r is lit mlnuwj after the the Township can pick it up torL ble> o£Uppe r Greeh street the Township pools until fur- 1 motion," "My Dear Mr. Burnett: alarm tounded, the water grounds are noVr being con- taxes. respectively, appears to have ther reports are received In an interview yesffrday, Csik \ this place, who is charged with Schaffrick pn the other hand is pumps were opcroUnf at a widened with Sergeant George "Your letter of July 29, direct- ducted—each one holding said that he has spoken to Mayor having slot machines in his pos- gh in his praise of Balint. from the State Department ilr,- on Burnett street a mUe Balint being used as the pawn. ed to Bernard J.. Dunigang,, Town- up its "wai'es" to entice the August F. Greiner and several o" session, will come up before Judge "Balint", ,he points out, "Is of Health, according to a Schaffrick recently ordered r ship • Clerk, and referring to the from the fire house In- the Township committeemen and' Arthur Brown, in Woodbridge ounff p.nd urageous. He was re- cidently, it's Harold Deter's juvenile "trade." One play- Chief of Police James A, Walsh to action of the Township Commit- statement issued yesterday. all are in favor of his plan. 'Police Court, tonight. :ommended u* me by Chief Walsh. tee in the Galaida case, has been nuin ambition in life to drive ground is being supervised I UIX' lit laVUL VI UIB ^UM,< The slot machines, one penny place Balint in plain clothes tem- J agree that Balint has made a A meeting was held by the the fin- truck. "All I am interested Lr»," ex- porarily, ostensibly with the in- directed to my attention. members of the group which by the janitor of the fire one and one for the use of nickl<;s, mistake, but who nf us haven't "I hasten to assure you that the 0-- 0 plained Csik, "Is to see to it that te^Mnn of making the appointment was found in Gamble's store by made mistakes? He has paid for local governing body here is quite resulted in the following an- | Sti:in]i Ruth was seen purchai- company while the othei the youngsters have a" place to permanent. Nier, however, does Sergeant George Balint last Fri- lis error and should not be ex- as sensitive to the elemental re- nouncement : ,i live pig at Kean»burg Tues- has been established by the play in under capable supervision not agree with Schaffrick's move pected to pay for it all hia Jfe. I during the summer months." day. quirements of alcoholic beverage "Since the various waters have (.•veiiing Chief WaUh is Recreational division of the understand that since he has been cdptrol as even you may be, It A un the job again. ..It's al- n plainclothes, Baljht has proven been found by Mr. Harold Bailey, has been our purpose throughout of the Board olf Health, to be pol- |»ys the same way, when a man's WPA with Stanley Klug of iO be ja willing worker and that is t<* co-operate wjth you, to recog- luted and unfit-for swimming, it :iy grows up and leaves home this section in charge. Who's Who Among the Township's Younger Set ill that counts.' nize the subterfuges and the stud- Questioned as to whether or not was deemed advisable not to con- house is too big Nier end The whole controversy started lad efforts df contemptuous licens- tinue supervision of any pools used jchhifrick continue at swords when certain member* of the fire he would introduce his resolution ees in evading the law and to cre- making Balint's appointment per- for swimming pending further de- bints over the Balint appoint' department became dissatisfied ate a thorough respect for moral- velopments. ShoUiu the practice Of lent They tell us Uiat some of with the WPA supervision. They manent at next Monday night's ity and decency. The record of supervising these sites be contin- informally "discharged" the super- meeting, 6chaffrick said he local politicians are contem Woodbridge Township, on file ia ued, tlie mere act would simply visor and set up their own admin- ;hought it very unlikely but that ung private phone numbers in your qffice, will amply substanti- that we place our stamp of ap- ieir homes phone pests' ARE istrative policy, inasmuch as the the resolution would be introduced in the very near future. In the in- ate these statements. proval of swimming in these pol- | nuisance. ..,.,.,. they said, belonged to terim, the rest of the committee- "Do you recall the Juimi ease? luted waters, which is contrary to ihe fire company. The WPA with- o - - o men are remaining "mum" on the " Do you recall the Wargyas lur wishes. \ local war haa figure* out Irew, but during the past few # subject, refusing to answer ques- Tote Taken to Rahway I that the reason why Mr. Far-,, lays, it has started an elementary case? tions or taking sides. And all the In spite of the unfortunate late playground in the rear of the 'Ex-cathedra opinions, deliver- Iky resirned as poatmaster time the "break," between the sac- levelopments concerning the fieuoral to take ofaarfe of the Hopelawn school. The youngsters ed from a far-distant throne, are ond und third warders becomes inevitably unfair. They are, of swimming sites,, Samuel Gtoe, . is that If Eboaevelt have been attending the recrea- wider and wider. (Continued •V',,- Personals •:- Fashions News Of Interest To All HILDREN WIN PRIZES .OUISE HORTON WINS IN MODELING CONTEST PET SHOW TO BE WEEKEND •Mtt'-rTrtarSiUcHUBBI NFANTi K W1B ATTENDS —•— AVENF.I, — Louise Horton, of HOLD BOM RIDE WOODBRIDGE.-A very su,-- HELD TONITE AT ifth avenue, won- first prize nt a AT WATER CUr WOODBRIDGE^— Dorothv Ann$T' . JAMES CARNIVAL LAST NIG--- :s«ful sand modeling contest WHS qg contest held at the Avencl ill Illlll.il wi* war , wfinrinBlr' vj.,tt _r)oroth, v' ,Ann '' WOODBRIDGE.--St. James' nn- beans, rolls an_d butter, cakev , plot t" iiiyground last Friday afternoon taged on the Woodbridge play- J.ndut *«. first prize a. the chub- , ^ ^ , ^^ ^ ^ ^^ -»., girl's culinary triurrfph was a vg wl(h ;round Tuesday afternoon, with I TO RYE SUNDRY P. READING SITE liocolate covered tpioe «ke. IS SUCCESSFUL blest bntiy; Rose Wltkoski, «vr»t|ptnvrrbj(ti blmg )Ml ,,iH|,t whl,n a| Hugh B, Quigley i« Miss C. Houaer, of the WPA. in ither prizes were awarded to Bct- prizFriesee , afirss tth ase th youngeite oldest; anGlndyd Ani liar*- * rrnwd ptttFonizod \L\b vari- khairman of the carnival MlI0S TO LEAVE PENNSY ANY YOUNGSTERS PARTI- LARGE CROWD ATTENDS J ice J. Travers and Rev. Charts* harge. Knplan, for a batch of tasty, na O'Brien was adjudged th-e bab*-y ous games for children as well us tee and he is assisting Rev. Ml STATION PLAZA AT SATURDAY NIGHT A. Dustcn in welcoming the guesU, The children began their model- CIPATE IN VEHICLE luffy muffins and Emily Delio with the biggest smile, at R baby adults Refreshments of all kinds They will also Introduce the mf*' 8:16 A. M. ing at 2:330 P. M., and took the for « chocolate sponge-ctke. AFFAIR lrettrrt are available ftnd are served by terious '''Who," who h»s been r»»"" :est of the altauwon.taJlindsli.TliE While the gWa were trying to playground Tuesday night under o( Utft.churclv organiza- playground Tuesday g criving great newspaper publicity., plans winners were: Most unusual, on PORT READING.—A pet show, )Utdo each other in the art of bak- WOODBRIDGE.—Anotfier of the tion(K.n Saturdy g, ig the supervision of Miss C. Houser during the past fet w weeksk . ,„„.„ completed for the trip irican Jungle, Jerry Chestnut; inder the supervision of the WPA ing the boys were engaged In a night(In , thSaturdae Rosary y.night societ, yth wile closinl servge I successful weekend dances was and E. Anderson of the WPA per- Proceeds of the carnival will M ,'..,. n h. New York, Sunday most delicate piece of work a copy [ecreation department, will be series of "naval and maritime ma- night at the sonnel. a supper from five to six o'clock rM conducted Saturday [used for the upkeep of the church •;•;', sponsored by the W<*d-of Woodbrldge's Cloverleaf, Doro- d tonight ot seve» o'clock a neuvers" thai packed the local Water Club. Shtrtey De Worth'and Barbers for children and from six to nine Seworen Land and and the school. • :, , Township Businessmen's thy Cannilla, Gloria Cannilla and he Port Reading playground. Al pool. There were sail boats, motor The entertainment committee was Carroll won second and third" 'o'clock for adults. The menu will Barbara Bergess; best piece of g$ must be brought to tin include ham, potato salad, baked ;;;',;,tion, and Judging from the boats and tug boats .represented in the hosts of the evening. place respectively in the chubby 1 work, miniature of Kin Edward's [rounds on a leash. Ihe contest. Prlsses were awarded class while Robert and Francis La , uivance sale of tickets then ThHiet guest§UC9ISs UILIUU^Uincluded:. Mis»....»s Jose- 1 ww™ .- castle, Daniel Dinkins, William The children of Port Readim Scribes Hold Saccessfal "',',', a mrge representation from as follows: phino Rothfuss, Earl Nicklas, Miss Penta werw e awarded firstp prize for Bride-To-Be Honored Marshall and Clifford Revere; ire entitled to a morning at th Beach Party at Set Girt ; T(lWI,ship in Hayland. Speediest and most. enduring Lorna MacCrory, Eugene -Lethy, aUkenesUk s in ddreses although they : most imaginative, a construction Rahway pool provided there is \utos win leave the Penrwyl boat,-"motor class, Jack Dietrich; iss «ne Jeraee, Barron Levi, •re not twins. ^ At Surprise Shower ,, Railroad station at Wood. of King Charlemagne's Castle way to transport them. If ajiy par best accomodations and appear- liss Patricia Steele, Douglas WOODBRIDGE. - A very we-~ I WOODBRIDGE. — At an affair •"',,. ,, R:15 o'clock Sunda Ruth Arway. ents or friends wish to furnlsl ance, motor class; Harry DeLeo; tewart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. cettful bench party was held Sat* arranged by Miss Helen Ryan and ••,," g The boat will leave Ex The 20 participants In the con-cars the children will be able t best sailer, Harry DeLeo, Bobby logati, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Adams, Eighteen Boy Scouts urday at Sea Gin Beach by ttv». m :n]oy the privilege. Miss Alice Wand, and held at the l; ,,, Place, Jersey City at 9:» tests were: Daniel Dinkens, Wil- Ingleholm; fastest sailer, Charles Irs. Martha T. Zettlemoyer, Miss mernbers ot the Middlesex County. 1 it Leave for Towadena Ryan home in Green street, Miss '.,„ K There will be dancing liam Marshall, Clifford Revere A meeting of the Stamp rlu Schwartz and Buddy Davis; best •ene Kelly, Walter G. Hy*er, Press Club. Swimming wu mr ;• ••• Dorothy Cannilla, Barbara Berg- will be held in Port Reading looking sail boat, Ira Rhodes and lisa Vivian Fox, Joseph Moll, Melon Kingberry, of St. George's. Joyed and a picnic supper wu < |M ,,d tlie boats going and return WOODBRIDGE. — Eighteen Boy avenue, who Is to be married Sep- •',,,/fnim the beach. ess, Gloria Cannilla, Marion Din the grounds on Wednesday morn Raymond Western; largest, August Ualne Zischkau, C. Alan Phillips, served around a camp fire. Among kens, Harriet Chestnut, Jame Ing at eleven o'clock. Strieker; smallest, Fred Brause; vir. and Mrs, Francis M. Drake. Scout members of Troop No 33,tember 5, to Dr, Elmer A. Koyen the guests were: Mrs. Harold 0. lh,,,0 are still some tlckeU le ltft Saturday for a few weeka' Fitzpatrick, David Cohen, Hugh The Friday night vehicle sho most unusual, August Strieker and Mr. arid Mrs. O. T. Fraier, Mr. of West Chester, Pa,, formerly of Hoffman, Miss Ada Hoffman »nd , 1 they may be purchased from stay at Camp Towadena near New this place, was given a surprise Burgess, Jerry Chestnut, Ethel L pioved to be a great success. Th Fred Brause; homeliest, Richard ind Mrs. Loel Kittell, Mis« Dor- little Hope and Lilly Hoffman. ,',', (hnirman, Mrs. Martha Ze The group w»s accompanied personal shower Tuesday night Penta, Ruth Arway, Mary Baron must interesting feature was Brause and Marty Young. The )thy M. Farr, Walter Stlllman, Among those who attended from ,',.,„«., at Drake's store on Mai scoutmaster, John Tetley. Following the presentation of Rae Valentine, Mary Sisko Doro home-made racing car construct judges were: Mrs. K. Graham Miss Betty Halcombe, Robert Woodbridge were: Mr. and Mrs. hl by Frank Meston, Edward Zull Mrs. Brecka and Miss Trimble. Machleff, Miss My the A. Bettes, U\ the party were: John Kuhl- gifts to the bride to be, bridge was Lawrence F, Campion, Miss Ruth thy Cannilla, Frank Statile, Rob man, Wilbur Hansen, Bruce Ran-1^J. p^ ",Tn the games were ert Walsh, Stanley Km ;ik. and Americo Zullo. Other prizes Fames Mclaughlin, Mr, and Mrs. e ,,WqUf, Jplw F. Ryan, Jr., David>v i RflhfirJ. Wand.jl3^D_Kll7Jniakji —*•* — Another sand modeling contes were awarded as follows: Prettiest Gerity, Mr. and Mrs. John B, , COLONIA Forth Girl Is Engaged tImmm Mam Kuzmlak^ Aruuir^iCnlcs, Hrs. Clinton Kennaday, Miss Mar will be held Tuesday afternoon (doll carriage) Catherine McGetti- luck, John E. Llddy, Mtss June Dykoski, Lyman Peck, Mr. and Theodore Steele, Pierre garet Wand, Mrs. John J. Dowling BANCROFT LIVINGSTON August 4, at the Woodbridge play gan; best looking bicycle, first, To Perth Amboy Youth Richman, John Aquila. Mrs. Andrew I. Tilton, Jr., Ed- - Walter Holub, William Landt. Jr., Miss Ruth Henry and Mia Laura Mucciarell; second, Robert Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rankin, Mr. ward Christian and Windsor J, Robert, of VaHw road, ground at 2:30 o'clock, Douglas Zenobla, Ralph P^tersen, Daniel Koch. Zullo; smallest vehicle (roller ,_—^ and Mrs. Fred Bouchard, Mr. and Lakis. .,,1 Mrs Stanley Bodend , and William Barran, William Reid, The guests were: Mrs. E I. Hig skates), Edward Zullo; most orig- FORDS.—It won't be long: nov Mrs, I, B. Demarest, Leonard ien, of Dover road, spent Charles Sermayan, Howard White ley, Mrs. C. H. Rothfuss, Mrs. Lee inal (wheelbarrow), Michael Pe- before Mtss Genevieve F, Wargo Campbell, Miss Genevieve Krause duy at Point Ptomnt. Personals and Jerry Kreger.. Schmlth, Mrs. Paul Kingberry, ,-'J3. trusky. nf^lary avenue, this place, am Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hayden, W. • • • « \ Mrs. Elisabeth Relder, Mrs. Dan- Kurt Baumgartner, of Perth Am Burnham Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. PERMANENT ,-lts ARTHUR SAYWELL AND iel Koch, Mrs. John McCreery boy, merge in matrimony. For, ac J. Rivers Adams, B. C. Rothfuss, 31 M dner, Bette, of Fairview ave Mrs. Henrietta Sullivan. Mrs, Wil- WAVE WOODBRIDGE Mrs. Gertrude Bloodgood, of cording to an announcement madi Miss Alice Murmma, Mr. ?nd Mrs. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT arc leaving today for Long liam Thompson, Mrs. Thoma3 Personality nd, Pasco Bay, Me., where Morgan Heights, over the week- by Miss Wargo's parents, Mr. an W. M. Weiant, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. d Mrs. Charles Wargo, she is en AVENEL.—Mr. and Mrs. J. W.Dowling, MM. Clinton Kennaday, will stay until Ubor Day. MR. AND MRS. NATHAN DUFF, en Graham and Fred Adams. • • . • gaged to the neighboring ci Baigrie, of Demarest avenue, an- f». John J. Dowling, Jr. Mr snywell will spend part of of Claire avenue, spent Tuesday Misses Ruth Henry, Addc War- MR. AND MSS. GEORGE Wright young man, the son of Mr, an DR. GEORGETT, ASTRONOMER nounce the engagement of their month of August with them. at the shore. ter, Pearl Peterson, Helen Olbrick, .and children, Eileen and George Mrs. Paul Baumgartner, Howeve: and astrologer, who was featur- daughter, Marion, to Oswald • » a t [Jane Dunne, Ethel Sullivan, Mar- » » Jr., and Miss Laurette Sullivan, no date has as yet been set for th ed during the stadium shows, Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. M AND MRS. FRANK A. Pattl- MISS MARY E. NEARY, OF ion Kelly Pansy McCrory, Dorothy i! of Cutter's lane, are vacationing wedding, and Miss Bessie Young, his sec-Arthur Chambers, of Brooklyn, N. Grove street, and Mr. and Mrs, Farr, Margaret Wand, Grace F. Mni, of Dover road, are enter- Y, John Rupp and children, Jean at Point Pleasant for two weeks. LONE BANGERS MEET retary, were the weekend gutsts Marie Mining Mr. and Mrs. Walworth of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landt, No date has been set for the Huber, Helen Kingberry, and John, Jr., ot Metuchen, AVENEL—The Lone Rangers Helen I'attison and daughter, Valerie, MR. AND MRS. PHILIP CLAY- held their regular weekly meeting of Leone street, Dr. Georgette wedding. Quigley, Eleanor Koyen, ,,f California. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Turk, Frances Ryan, Alice Wand to«,n. ^-.—Duval, left Sunday fo- r thei—r in the Avenel Park with Fred will sail for Europe after • • • • Albert O. Waters, of Perth Am and Helen Ryan. home in Boston, Mass., after a Brause, Jr., chief scout, conduct- firemen's carnival. Subscribe to tfce Leader-Iourul ,1K AND MRS. ARTHUR NEL- boy, at their summer home in few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. i the meeting, it was decided to ,, , of Chain-O'-HllU road re- Long Valley, Sunday. ng in • • a a Albert R. Bergen, of West Main discontinue meetings for the sum- **- turned home Monday night aft- street, mer, the next meeting to be held ,r vacationing in Nova Scotia, MISS BETTY HOTSKO AND on Tuesday, September 1. #* Canada. Miss Betty Foster are vacation- ing at Seaside Heights. . After the meeting the • * • • street, spent the weekend with ^^^ marshmallows and play- SEWAREN i JULIAN GROW, JR., OF MYR- friends in Trenton. ed gapies, prizes being awarded to tle avenue and George Merrill, June Weston, Judy Perier, Mar- iiAHHY HOWELL, OF WEST Jr., of Elmwood avenue, are va-MR AND MRS. ALEXANDER Sery Merrison, Connie Pratt, Vin- avenue, spent the weekend at cationing at Camp Wawayanda, Donnelly, of Rowland place, are cent Kutychak, Richard Brause the home of his aunt and uncle, Andover, N. J. entertaining Mrs. Samuel Rob- and "«» Brause- Mr and Mrs. Ralph B, Edgar, • • • • ertson, of Toronto, Canada at Smallwaad. REV. AND MBS. CARL C. E MISS MARIE BERTON, of pwi Mellberg, and son, Carl, of Main dclpflia, is visiting her niece • • • • street, are vacationing at Indian MISS ALICE NOLAN, of Grove Mrs. Owens S. Dunigan, of MISS JANE VAN IDERSTINE, OF apolis, Ind., for few weeks, avenue, was awarded the prize Grove street. West avenue, returned Saturday • • • * in the blanket club contest held blggett Woodbridge Fui* Shop from a visit to Douglaston, L. I MR. AND MRS. HARRY REYDER Monday night by the St. James' and children, Howard and Bar Patent-Teachers' association. opportunities bara, of Schoder avenue, are • • • • •till hare I. Mann & Son visiting Mrs. E. T. Hanson at MR. AND MRS. ERNEST MOF-fa taunalleul 0wm»utaoi letali B»4n vlli Hackensack for a few days. (ett and daughter, Grace are -onoinnim- a • • a «uUr mint IPCU Mb t- . if** mml MISS ANNA HART, OF SCHO vacationing at Hendersen Har-MMUM &•*— fi*. Irtwutlml Ourn August tmm MMU, D.pl 1H1, huH. n der avenue, visited her aunt, bor, N, Y. Hours: Dally 10-12,3-9, T-S Wednudty 10-1J oulr Fur Sale Tel, P. A. 4-2037 V 8ulth Si rwth Aabv. M. J. When, in the Course of HUMID Ev«nti! M flown with « ryranl ih«™«. HAt lit Ufmi ol frtfda* ln> Our label is your guar* h«SI, noii« ond confallK. ttjlf Ilia (Kiln 10Kl a glorlflad itend <•' '" antee that you are sec- diptndatua gi trta uring the finest work* BELMONT HOTEL A.N0 7ot MORE manship and the highest COUNTRY CLUB >ln» Ireok - N«w J»na» II Quality Fur Coats at il Uilii Uu. Naw D ng This August Here's the sale you've been awaiting .. .Here's the treat that will bring^bigger crowds than ever before to our AUGUST CLEARANCE ... All are items from regular Stock priced very low for Immediate clean-up. Come Early and Join the Fun! BeginmngFriilay My 31sLtodODaysOifo AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES- SUMMER HABERDASHERY DON'T DELAY - BUY NOW PRICES RADICALLY REDUCED STRAW HATS ON MENS, WOMENS AND CHILDRENS MEN'S STRAWS i 7 ft SUMMER SUITS SIMMER FOOTWEAR Reg. $2.45, NOW hi 3 (ALL WHITE) WHII.K T1IKV LAST HI'WIAI. LOT AT $1.00 SUIT Polly Preston Shoes HTRAWS, at - ALL WHITE mi.F.S SUMMER CAPS RRegg . $$4 val. at MEN'S LINEN CAPS MEN'S SUMMER SUITS PA1R Regular 69c (DOUBLE BREASTED) $2.95 Jurt * iow Ml - All White and Tan POLLY JUNIOR Special atk \ PUMPS and OXFORDS MKVS L1UHT WK10HT REG. $11.89 AT $ft,85 1 Special Lot KI'HMBB CAPS < (QenulDC Buck) WOMEN'S 8UMMEB SPECIAL AT * PUMPS and OXFORDS PR. -" B1ZEB IN SVMMER NECKWEAR A REATBUY LOT BLUE CHAMBRAY SILK I„.., IKS„ , .lieguli. i r inim WOMEN'S ALL WH1TB PR Mt - SPECIAL AT *«C Men's All-Wool SI ,00 HAM) MADE TIES, Be(u- on PUMPS and OXFORDS WORK SHIRTS lir U value, SPECIAL AT OSC DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED PERCALES TRIPLKSTWCHE1) BLUE SF.EGE — OBEY AND BBOWN Reg. $2.95 Value at $2.39 I WAHH TIES 09,, FOk W0B8TEDS - BED. $20 VALUE Special Factory Buy for this Sale only Ktiular 28c *JC V* Reg. $2.45 Value at $1.99 Ideal Brand and ' —Cannot be duplicated — YARD SPECIAL $1 £.85 . B,u. BM>WB, «d whim Big Yank at ..eg. $2.00 Value at $1.79 Color POLO SHIRTS At $1.29 Pair CUU1CK SELECTION OA Reg. $1.69 Value at $1.29 Unbleached Muslin, yd. 10c LAWN-VOILE Hfiul.r $1.00 vtliu "Jt Reg. 19c Val. at 15c yd. Good Bleached, yd. 12c 4 YARDS.sos-4*-—" 5i»c 3Dc S SUMMER SU MEN'RFXiULAS SUMMEE K.00 VALUR SUCKE AT S specialTyds. for $1.00 RFXiULAE K.00 VALUE AT AT $1-79 PR. PIECE GOODS BOY'S POLO SHIRTS BROAD CLOTHS CEETOKE8 Ko|lll«r SO* ,v»lu«l( Dciutllnl FatUni AT BKOULAB »1W VALU . Reg. 22c at 15c yd.. Very Special at 16c yd. 1 AT $1-29 PR- Begulw $3.00 Men'» FWdheim Shoet Bedford Square Lawn • BatUte • Flaxon Awning StripA and Yankee Clippers Keg. 2Gc yd- at l»c yd. Very Special at 29c yd. l 4 YDS. FOR 75c vular M« 29C 4 9 Now $2.59 pair "$7,65 , 5fHiTK AND 1'AHTEL SHADES MEN'S WORK PANTS AND STURDY A few style* at $&75 HROKKX LOT ; Men's AH White MEN 8ALLwHnK OXFORDS OXFORDS LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES fc Special $1.99 Pair Alue. special __ i - Covert* - and Cottons BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS SI/JIIIETHOSE BOY'S ALL-WHIM OXFORDS BEGULAB IZ-M VALUE ..pffiuNES" 5 S» = DRESS..SHIRJS AT $2.49 Pair NOWO - ' PR. REGULAR $2,26 VALUE ,»iuf« to I At $1.89 Pair $3.49 1 SPECIAL AT • •_ UQUQIESI SUPS ft'i SMART SHLE FOOTWEAR FOR Rose Petal hml Crepe de ChChini e Regular $1.19 MISSES AND CHILDREN M MISSES1 HUNDIAL MIoSKS AND CIIILUUKN8' SANDALS WHITE H PUMPS AND OXFORDS ,ALL LKATBEE) KejuUr StOO Value BBOWN, WHITE, ELK REGULAR $1.98 AT $1.69 Mw'i All Wool Tr*J» Sizes 12 to 2 at $1-69 1 AT $1.79 Pair LADIKS ALL-WOOL SPECIAL ' " Sizes 8i/2 to 11% at .49 1 SPECIAL LOT 1 PIECE I Special Lot Siaes 5 to 8 at $1-29 Ladies' BATHING SUITS BEOCLAU 91.60 VALVK , $i.ofl Val. at J 1 SPECIAL LOT SILK SLIPS BATHING SUITS AT $1.00 Pair BEGULAB »1.«6 VALUE All-Wool Zipper Suit. Brown-Built Sandkli SPECia WlHl1 '.' $1.49 Val. at $1- New S»yl«. - A»- • $3 95 Val. at $3.49 BIZES 8^4 to 2 79c Reg. $1.95 Val. at $1-69 .. Zotton Trunk* • $2.9l Val. at $2.49 AT 99c Pr. Reg. $2.96 Val. at $2-49 Special 23c pr. Reg. $3.49 Val. at $2.89 Boyt' Linen Knicker* Ladi$s' While Glq ALL KINDB SANITARY NAPKINS . $1.00 Value at 79c pr Special 89c pair SANITONS, Eej. 10c "Kaynee" Sport Blouie* F0 Reg. 79c value at 63c Boyi' Summer Short* Reg. $1.00 value at 83c A88OETKD FATTEBNB 3 " 23c SpecianBcpr- SAN-NAP-PAK $1.50 Val. LADIES' SUMMER WASH SUITS Join PAJAMAS Reg. 15c 2 for 23c Very Special at 79c Boy'i Wash SuiU FAMOUS "CANNON'7 Reg. $1.00 value, at 89c the SNO-lITSNO t LadiesHsiacks, Special 89c TURKISH TOWELS IRONING BOARD ' Ladies' Culottes Special 89c Kaynee Suits Reg. 2 for 25c Slale 10c PAD & COVER Ladies' Culotte Set* Reg. $1.49 at $1.29 Reg. 29c Val 2 for 49c Crowd | Reg. $1.95 at $1.69 WASH CLOTHS Reg. 69c, at Eton SuiU Extra ValuValue 6c Ea, ii Children's Short* Reg. $1.98 at $1.69 of ^*-*— ' ««^% II Reg. 59c at 43c CHILDREN'S ANKLETS CHILDHKITg "MICKEY MOUSK' ' Special 23c .. PLAY SUITS 5 PAIRS FOR $1.00 '' Reg. 59c val, at 43c ci WSTCNSEH;* ' BY PRESENTING TH18 COUPON SATURDAY - NOTIONS AT OUR STORE AND MAKING A CASH PUR- Large Spool Cotton, 300 yds. .' 8 FOR lOc'-' SNAPS , 2 for 5«: STRAIGHT PINS 8 for 10c CHASE YOU RECEIVE SHOE LACES 4 prs. for 5c SCISSORS pair HAIR PINS, 5 bundles • - DOUBLE POINTS HAIR PINS, Assorted siaea ,. -...-.. I BIAS BINDING with thread to match, pkg. J N YOUR BROWN • BILT POINT CARD. 97 MAIN ST. WNBILT CLUB 4ND GET LARGE SELECTION OF BUTTONS AND BTJCH JO1N vTlIABLE SS» FKEE! WOODBRTDOE LKADRR40URNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, JULYJ^1986- SIX sT£23£sSs•nil appi S FACTS YOU NF.VER KNEW!?,' or 1n anywlM apperteinlnr F HERDMAN HARDING, WAS rv IE ISELIN NEWS Starlit CUSTOM FRANHB * MONAOHAN, HOTTBNTOTa Of l.y KLIsABBTH HlYBOWNl S3D.O6 Sollrllnr NATIVES 7m- 11. Sm. 7, U. 21. £AT LION Hillcratt Avt.. J«#(M, N. J. SHERIFF'S SALE MEAT TO 6AIN THM* IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY ANIM^JS COURAGE Between Laura Bogathy. Complainant. STRENGTH MISS MAfiGARET.pOYOENA.of r*n of Mary stand In the coin- and John Szegfdy, single, PI all*.. iJe- O;ik Trt'c road moWed to Brown ing carnival. fendantt. Fi K» for the •*!» M mnrt gaged premise dated July S, 1936. Mills. Sunday,- fiy virtu* of tin above •utcu Writ, • * • • fitt rlAftCmG AVmUt PIRE- to me diiected and delivered, I u111 men held a very juceeMful car- expose to fHle at public vemlu* i>n LAWKKNCE DUYLE RETURNED WEDNESDAY, THE 2GT1I DAY OF .Jmntf.from the CMTC Saturday mval lait Thursday, Friday and AUGUST. A. It. 1B36 Saturday. tt two oClock, Dayllgh! Saving Tnr.o. because of a slight illness. In the afternoon n( the nnl'l day, at the • * • • • • • V (Sheriff's Office in the City uf Ntw THE AUXILIARY TO ISELIN Brunswick, N. J. MISS MARIE JANKE, OF HARD- All tin fallowing tract ur percal of ing avenue, returned home Sat- Post, Veteratu of Foreign Wars, land tod premises hereinafter parucu- ,j&g)fiWtP$A but ride to the shore lurlj described, situate, lying and tie LIGHTNING in day alter spending a week at Hi! in th» Tiiwnoiiy uf Wuodb ridge In FLAPMED OOWN UPON the home of her aunt in Lolig Wednesday tcfrijne members and ,Ui« County ot lUduUux and tlute ol THE EARTH IN A, 5NAKEUKE their children. "* New Jtrsey. fstand. Known &nd il .alguatfd as Lotn Nan ZKJZAQ, TMC EARLY B9VPT1AN3 • • • • e • e e Hi, 41, 42. 43 itml M un map A" of AN OUTING TO KEANSBUHU properly in Wuoillirldge. N, J , known AFRAID THOMAS SMITH, OF JULIETTE M Wedgcwuud, belonging to Sadie H SERPENT MEN'! street, is now on the road to re- WHS iponsored by the German- Cutter and Eliu C. Brew#ter." sur- BLACK CATSSH veyed by Uaaon t Smith, KngiMeTS, covery after undergoing an op» American society last Sunday. May, 1907. ami ai more particularly eration at the Perth Amboy Gen described In Book 346 of Mortgage* for LOSHTBOAST •aid county, [>&<« 96. which deacrlp- r i * filiations adopted by the Statu NOTICB I. 1888, payable ,1 oral hospital. tlon la made s part hereof aa II more Kathcrlne Relitg by deed of Albert on August i, iraj.V' •''Mi SHERIFF'S SALE iKiiwuy Commissioner. Bidders must NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that tha 1 • • • • fully set forth. hla wife, bearing date October 11. 1932 it a revised financial statement "H*? on August 1, i9w IN CHAWCKK* OF NEW JEH8BT - ami recorded in Middlesex County following proposed ordinance was In- Ohama, Neb. — It took three Known as No. 123 Wedgewood IM -ii.iiemenl of plan and equipment troduced and passed on first reading at of bonds on August 1 :,r MRS. H KIM AN HESS, OF HILL- avenue, Wuodbrldge. N, J. Between FIDELITY UNION TITLE Clfirkn Dltlrt In hunk 1038 of deeds at 000 of bonds on Aur,,t',' dentists and four nurses to fill AND MORTGAGE GUARANTY COM- un uieir bid. a regular meeting of the Township crcst avenue, is a surgical pa- The approximate amount of the de- pagn 634. Committee of the Township of Wood- «1&,000 of bonds on i, , the tooth of Uria* Smith, 15-year- PANY and FIDELITY UNION being the premises commonly known ,.J»E. Tin- proposed work Is a Went at St. Peter's hotpltsl cree t« be latliified by mid sale la the bridge, In the County of Middlesex, OOofbond.oBA In lum uf five thousand two hundred UtUST COMPANY, etc. et. al*., Com- RTUI ili'5ilgnali:il aa No. 53 Hoy Avenue, JIIIIUU Status Works Program Uraae old Negro, who had boasted that plainants, and MARGARET IRENE :uasmg Project" under the provision* New Jersey, held on the 20th day of »,000 of bond. New Brunswick. Woodbrlage, fttsw Jersey, July. 1S3S, and that said ordinance will there was no dentist alive w jtYAN, DENNIS (DENIS) J. RYAN. The approximate amount of the de- me emergency Hellcf Appropriation her husband, et. els., Defendants. FI. JI ol i9», ana is to oe performed in be taken up for further consideration (20) (30,000 Ui% Ri. Fii,,,,,, , could fill his tooth. Together wltli all and singular tho crees to be satisfied by said sata Is the__CIHUHIHT witn tne Special r-rovisiuhs for final passage at a meeting of said dated August 1 in-.., : THE GERMAN-AMERICAN SO- rights, privilege!, Iwreditament* ajid Fa fur the sale of mortgaged pre sum ol Seven Thousand One Hundred : nines dated July 10, 1936. anu uequin'menla of l'.ie United Hlateii Township Committee to be held at Its (3,000 of bonds ,;„ A,t.,,,-" ciety will hold Its annual picnic appurtenances thereunto belonging or Bight Dollars (17,108.00). together with iiieui of Agriculture, Bureau of meeting room at Memorial Municipal each of the yean I'm ,' ,. , YVOOS ONE YEAR, DESERTS By virtue of the above stated writ to tha f,>«ti ol this sale. In anywla* appertaining. . KIMIIH, u outlined in the Hup Building, in Woodbrldge. N«w Jersey, elusive, and (3,000 ,,r |(,'\ on August 2, at Becker's place. r HERDMAN HARDING. me directed and delivered, I will et- Together with all and singular tht piemen lory specifications tu be made a on the 3rd day of August, 1988, at 8 Aufuat 1st In each ,lt .• Sheriff. poie to sale at public vendue on rights, privileges, hereditaments and : Tickets may be purchased from Camdcn, N. J. — Alter courting WEDNESDAY, THifi.TWENTY-SIXTH pan of the contract ana specifications, o'clock, P. M. (Daylight Saving Time) 1942 to 1946. Inclusive ' LEONARD J. ZAREMBA, Solicitor, appurtenances thereunto belonging or WHICH provisions require toat labor t>« or as soon thereafter as said matter (21) (32.000 3H% Funding i,, , , any member pi 'he group (20 16.. DAY OF AUGUST, NINETEEN In anywise appertaining. his wife a full year before win- employed lrom lists furnished by tnecan be reached, at which time and e ,.vY BORN" AND "THE LEAVENWORTH CASE" "" ,•() START TOMORROW AT LIBERTY, ELIZABETH Empire Theatre, Rahway, Par««ent« "The Moon L O,,r Home" and "The Last of the Clintons" today and ,,.morroww; ; "The Amateur Gentleman" and "B>ar 20 Ride on Sunday stud Monday — News and Cartoons CLAIRE DODO in "N.ivv Born" KAY FRANCIS IN "WHITE ANGEL" AND "THREE fllEERS FOR LOVE" NOW PLAYING AT REGENT popular pljy-i KIHIIIMI iliiily, is sufficient proof' " and "Preview Murder Myitery" now playing a "Desire Mi Dreamland is, in reality, New j Spent a Tracy »nd SyM» Sidney Theatre, Woodbridge; "The Moon's Our Home Clavk GnMo, I ccl 1 leuly, jiwucttc M;u Donaki in "Sai, Francisco" JIM ,t'v's most popular rendpvous, I In "Fury" f»r young and old. The meny pop- nd "Three on a Trail" to be featured on Tuesday an Ic MacDoiiiild ^ivi's the hard-boiled owner of "Piirol the Paradis CnlV a sample of her ubility to entertain his lidos, glides and slides as Wednesday. — Every Wednesday a Dith Nite. p y will as its many other attractions patrons in this scene from Hie new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer arc becoming vnstly popular. (The n ARK GABLE AND JEANETTE McDONALD IN "Bar 2U Kirtes Again" musical drnniatie hit, "San Francisco," currently being largo swimming pool wits Its "SAN FRANCISCO" AT Rlf Z THEATRE, EL1Z 3.000,000 gallons 6f crystal clear shown on tho. Hit/. Thpairp scrco.n. water, its many diving boards in hero, who is in love with the dor addition to its sand beach and tor's wife, is accused of his mur RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway. It brings together for the first wading pool is an attraction that der. although he is Innocent Hollywood Highlights ••"Palm- -Springs" the u.jnoat _;. thousands to the park daily As the theme has been treated CTAGE- I ;ars of the screen—Clark Oable, The pool is open from 0 A. M. to Wanger production for Para- ... is not unsuitable for children, leanette MacDonald and Spencer mount, opens Ht the Rahway The- 9 P, M. The large skating ring In Gloria Stuart, Robert Kent, J. Ed Most of the screen lovers are thirty years of age or 'racy. the rear of the Administration ater, a romance with song hits, set ward Bromberg and others are over. Fied Astaire, Clark Gable, Gary Cooper and AND SCREEN] It produces on the screen some building is exceedingly popular the cast, * in the playground of Hollywood's 1 Nelson Eddy are tliirly-five or thirty-six, wfiife Fred- the most hair-raising, realistic with young couples who want an • « » • movie stars and West Coast mil- icenes of a great catastrophe ever eric March nml diaries hiughton are nearer forty roi ambitious young detective active and wholesome recreation Hlrh Tension" (20th Centuiy , (lK,)S PLAYHOUSE, Forda. lionaires, with Frances Langford efore filmed. than thirty. William Powell, Ronald Colman, Leslie Comedy situations are handled There is no admission to the Park Fox). .. -u,ki tonight, the management and Smith Ballew in the romantic It was directed by W. S. Van >y Warren Hymer, who appears utomobiles are pprked without Glenda Farrell is a writer of sen Howard and Warner Baxter are definitely in the for- , ;, , Theatre are featuring Wil- lead roles. iyke, who never misses in cor- ist to the patrons. stories for cheap magazines in ty classes, as is also Herbert Marshall Puwcll und Jean Arthur in m the screen in another of his rectly feeling the pulse of the pub- perfect characterizations of the "Palm Springs" presents a vivid this,picture. The hero is Brian ,,, ihc most fascinating mys- picture of the play life of debu- ic to provide for them the expect- lumb detective. The Bride Walks Out" (RKO) Donlevy, a two-fisted repairer of The composer of "Maytime" has been signed to !. ',1,,,'ii's that is crammed with tantes and movie queens, of sport- ed tempo In all the films he di- Maude Eburne plays the part of Barbara Stanwyck, Robert ocean cables. He has a staunch llU- thrills and romance. The ing men and wealthy idlers. Sir rects. handle the musical details of th« screen version. On flighty old maid who aids Fos- friend in Norman Foster, an en- ,,,' The Ex-MTS. Bradford", Guy Standing playa the role of And it bring* again to the screen Youmjand GeneJRaymond., the stoge it wap a starring vehicle for Peggy Wood but ter in solving the crime. gineer, who is playing a Wtio in ' " directed by Stephen Roberts Miss LangfoPd's father, a penni- ;hat lovely voice of Miss MacDon- Although the plot U the famil Frank Sheridan is Silas LeaVen- a saloon for a living., Jeanette MacDonald a.nd Nelson Eddy will do th« "•; tliliu.d nt the RKO studios. less, retired British captain, She ald's who covers a wider range of ir one about the proud husband Suitable for the family. leads on the screen ',. associate feature on the bill worth over whom Ian Wolfe as a musical numbers than she has •ho refuses to let his wife work, decides to go fortune-hunting bu * • • • [ Friday and Saturday is "Mel- butler has an insidious hold. meets Smith Ballew, a young !ver accomplished before — not is very entertaining because Prail" with Gene Autry. On Erin O'Brien Moore plays the crooning, guitar-punching cowboy only the most difficult operatjic he fine performances and smart "Ticket to ParadlM" (Republic) The Marx brothers have started rehearsals for their role of Silas' wife, still in love Roger Pryor and Wendy Barrie '.••.rdiiy, in addition to the two They fa.il in love. arias, but ragtime tunes and even lialogue. Gene Raymond is the new picture, "A Day at the Races." They plan to try Farcical situations are provoked nui-s mentioned, the thril with her former sweetheart, Dr. The story is highly amusing the most 'beautiful of religious lusband, Robert Young ie the mil b it out on the stage in some of the cities erf the Pacific ,„ ,.,[ the screen, "Race Night,' Harwell. well acted and the new songs ar hymns. ionaire friend, in love with Miss by Roger Pryor, who has been "u i». shown. Starting on Sunday Lewis D. Collins, the director, is "San Francisco" is the story o itanwyck, while Helen Broderick knocked on the head while eji coast before they screen it catchy. The dialogue is bright, 0 » « • « • , | mnning for two days Shirley known as one of the best mystery interest to the ladies are the lat- Blackie Norton, lord of the old ind Ned Sparks, as a bickering I route to u railroad station and who ( directors in the motion picture , .,,|,|e will be seen'at her best in est Hollywood fashions worn i Barbary Coast before the San married couple, add much to the has lost his memory and forgets Katherine Cornell still refuses to go oai the screen world. Ken Goldsmith supervises his identity, He gets work as a I,u. poor Little Rich Girl." Th the picture. The combined effort Francisco disaster in 1906. Into hi [aity of the picture. despite many offers. It was reported that during her ..,odate feature for these tw •f the actors, authors, composer resort wanders a small-town gir Suitable for all. taxi driver and falls in love with NEW EMPIRE Theatre, Rahway. appearance in Los Angeles theatre one producer of ,,, will star Charles Starrett in and director of "Palm Springs with great ambitions to become ; • » • • Wendy Barrie. Eventually he re- Ghosts that hauntB every son of singer. Gable, as Blackie, engage 'gains his memory after a number fered her a contract in which she could nam* her own .v.'i-ot Patrol." On Wednesdaj have made it an unusually inter 'Counterfeit" (Columbia) Chested the girl to entertain his rowdy cm of scrapes. price .,.1 Thursday Ann Harding will a famous father and once led esting picturept . Besides France lomers afld from the dance hal Morris, Mnrxot Grahame, and Claude Gillingwater, Andrew ***** L H.tuied in 'The Witness Chair' Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., to become Langford Smith Ballew, Sir Gu she rises to heights as an oper Lloyd Nolan, Tomlbies and Luis Alberni are in ,;ui Walter Abel. The associate a lmoviWeL extra undev r an assumed Standing the cast .numbers E. The latest development in color has been used to alter Abel. The associate i" "" """ •*"* - - ;tar to thrill the hearts of Sa An exciting G-Man melodrama. the cast. name drove tnat un m Clive Ernest Cossart and Sterling make a short entitled "Cavalcade of Texas." It cent- Aii will sec the Jones Family > y° « an to Francisco's music lovers. Later sh Suitable for all. England Holloway. Chester Morris is a G-Man who ers around the centennial, and President Roosevelt is :n 'Educating Father" plus "Ma- to embark on the greatest adven- Today and tomorrow the Rail- returns to Blackie, who does no joins a gang of counterfeiters in • * * • seen for the first time, in color j i liuwes Amateur Hour of the ture of his career and become a way presents Sylvia Sydney and realize the depth of his love fo order to get them. Lloyd Nolan is WLtss" (RKO) Anne Shirley An On Wednesday afternoon, a motion picture producer. Spencer Tracy in the great photo- the girl until he finds it in th the leader of the gang. Miss Gra- Guy Kibbee and John Beal. jjnul Kiddie Matinee will be Fearful that Hollywood miglit play, "Fury". Here's a picture you destruction and suffering of th Ihame is Nolan's sweetheart, and An old-fashioned plot which will in -111 starting at 2 P. M. presume that he was trying to can't afford to miss. In addition San Francisco disaster. Miriam March is her Bister. Mis3 appeal mostly to children. Kibbee capitalize on his father's estab- local pictures of the Soap Box •March becomes involved with the is the drunken father of Anne l.lliLHTY THEATRE, Eliaabeth. lished position in the industry, Derby* run in Rahway last Satur- STATE THEATRE, Woodbridfe gang against her will. Claude Gil. Shirley. The two of them are dis l'ulice records throughout the young Fairbanks turned his face day will be shchvn. 'Hearts Di- The screen's most beautiful w< lingwater, a U. S. Treasury en- possessed from their home and go i'am try hold no knowledge of the g, y toward Great Britain where' free vided" starion Marion Davies and man in love with the dashing graver is kidnapped by the crooks. to live In a hut. John Beal is the Kik'ct crime. Gruesome murders of -the bugaboos that would have Dick Powell is the main attraction "Bengal Lancer" is seen in the p Because of the activities of gang new school teacher who falls •,. nK-ii remained mysteries for n danced about his head in the Sunday and Monday. As a co- ture "Desire" showing at th sters it is unsuitable for children, Hais .ilways terminate into the love with Anne. American cinema colony, he got :ature, the Rahway offers Henry State Theatre here tonight and to- John Bus! luiniciion of the criminal at some Douglag s Durbrille, busy and established Criterion unter in "Parole." morrow Don't miss Marlene Diet- h '..me or other. "The Crime of Dr. Forbes" (20th and others are in the cast. T Film Productions, releasing rich and Gary Cooper in action In II but, at last, the perfect crime is Century- Fox), Suitable for all. through United Artists. REGENT THEATRE, Elizabeth. this photoplay. As a co-feature, PALM SPRINGS lununittod. In one of the most The theme of this revolves ii R r "The Amattur Gentleman," the What is heralded as one ot the Manager Sabo offers the "Preview around a mercy killing of 8 doctor READ THE LEADER-JOURNAL —with— i!nlling dramas ever produced, —with — V fust offering of the new company Murder Mystery" starting Regin- whose spine has hern injured «.nd i i.i. Lcttvcnworth Case," a Repub utstanding productions of the It which tie produced with Marcel ald Denny and Frances Drake. is suffering excruciating pains. The SYLVIA SYDNEY 1 FRANCIS LANGFORD 1' Picture, boasts the ingenious :reen, "The White Angel" a HeUmiin, co-s^rs Douglas Fair- Also news and cartoon. Sunday lunnula of a perfect crime. This jist National picture portraying M SIR GUY and Monday finds another double A banks, Jr., with Elsa Landi and the life story of the immortal SPENCER i: uucium begins at the Liberty feature program at the State. T comes to the New Empire Theatre mrse, Florence Nightinggale, op- STANDING 1 ntatre. Margaret Sullavan, Henry Fonda tate TRACY in Rahway. >ns at the Regent Theatre, with FORDS lJuiiald Cook, popular screen nd Charles Butterworth are fea- WOODBRIDGE Adapted by Clarence Dane from ay Frances in the stellar role. it.ir, is seen in a leading role— tured in "The Moon's Our Home" Playhouse i t:i:,t of Dr. Harwell. Jcffery Farnol's world-famous The picture paints in fiery dra- IFHL & SAT JULY 111 nml AUG. l| while William Boyd is the star in 1HUK Houverol, rising young novel, this colorful swift-paced ma the fight of Florence Nighting- TEL. P. A. 1-0348 tale of Regency England depicts ile, a wealthy English society girl 'Three on A Trail". Then there's Doubly FtiuUirtj JONKS star, takes a very im- news, comedy and cartoon. "Here [MAIU.KNK 1>1 WHICH and Uie thrilling red-blooded adven remedy conditions in army field FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 lurtant role as Eleanore, the head- UJ ItUIVUJ • , . ; _ OAIIY (JOOI UK III lures of Barnabus Barty, an inn- Comes Trouble" with Paul Kelly, SUNDAY AND MONDAY j young heiress who falls for hospitals and the neglect of dying Arline Judge, Mona Barrie, Greg- keeper's son, who by a Brilliant "DESIRE" Foster, playing the role of soldiers. Ail the tragedy and pa- ory aRtoff and Sammy Cohen is 'The Ex-Mrs. Bradford"] masquerade, rose to fame and thos of the battlefield is pictured the main attraction on Tuesday dth WILLIAM POWELL 1 and DICK ivstigu, tracked down a culprit Preview Murder Mystery MARION in the film, at well as the beauty and Wednesday nights. Cultured 1 Vuicd his father's name and won and JEAN ARTHUf vUh BKU1NALU DENNY ul lift; sacrifices of Florence-Night crooks, boob burglars, a cuckoo IN 'HEARTS DIVIDED POWELL tin.- love of a lovely lady. —also— anil FHAM1H UBAU DAVIES ingale und her specially picked crew and a man-hunting manicur. [NEWS CARTOON nurses. "Melody Trail" SUN. & MON. MJU. ^ mid 3 ist are all seen in this mad, merry ADDED ADDED ELIZABETH Robert Cumminfes and Eleanore with 4ENE AUTRY mix-up on the bounding main Double Feature SCREEN Whitney dance and sing theirway EGEN Comedies, novelty reels and car IACE NITE Every Sat Nite MAIK.AUKT Sll.l.AVAN In MK1RO "PAROLE" SNAP through one of the gayest musicals toons complete the bill. And of MIONITf- SHOW>» "The Moon'. Our Home" —'With— of film history in "Three Cheers course, there's DISH NIGHT for SUNDAY STMONDA NEWS SHOTS for Love" the Paramount "swing" Iwlth UKtiUY FONDA KAY FRANCIS. I'I-IULU, which opens at the Regent the ladies. Shirley Temple in "Cap HENRY HUNTER opera tain anuery" is the featuure next SHIRLEY TEMPLE In lunl ( UARUOhi 111111 II WOK 111 Theatre. A fast moving' novelty- —also— 7/JHITE ANGEl Thursday and Friday, I'The Poor Little Rich Girlj SAN PRANCI5C0 filk'd plot is the background for WIM.IAM HOYII In IAN HUNTENTER the pair's romance. •with ALICE FAY "Three On A Trail" 'Three Cheers For Love' pre DREAMLAND PARK, Newark. and GLORIA STUAR1 .:OMBDY - NEWS • CARTOON —its whirlwind-footed Miss Whit The many thousand people who WWtMT —also— & WED. AUGUST 4 u«J I aYV ney us. the daughter of a Holly- MUfHI coum fHRlI A "Secret Patrol" HOW TO OPEN A wood movie magnate, John Halli- DISH NIGHTS Million friwl TOMORROW with CHARLES STARRET CHIIRS John Hollldor day, sent to a finishing school by 'Here Comes Trouble" SAT. MIDNITE SHOW 15 Roust K«m» her step-mother, socially-consci- LIBERTY SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS ous Veda Ann Borg. '\ TWO BLUE-EYED BABIES —with— WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY I I'M 1. KK1.LV, Altl.lNt JUDUE| Checking Account ..HE ROCKED ONE 1 .Muiiit lUrtle uul Gregory Katoft IUTZ THEATRE, EUiabetb. It'OMKDY - NOVELTY - CARTOOt ..SOCKED THE OTHER! SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE | In "San Frajicisco," Metro- ll'HimSDAY, AUGU3T 8-3 DAYS What Do You Know About Health? Goldwyn-Mayer has again hit the A MONK FOR ACTION... EVERY WED. AT 2 P. M. By FISHER BROWN emd NAT FALK Double Feature bull's-eye with a sensational pic- PANK FOR LAUGHS; The procedure of opening a checking account ture that should prove sure-fire "The Witness Ch&ir" Shirley Temple in here is as iimple as It is short. box-office success for several rea- with ANN HARDING 'CAPTAIN JANUARY" Bring in the money you want to open the sons. —also— |uHI, l.UY HIBBK, SLIM SIMMEB- account with: make yourself known to an officer "Educating Father" VI1.LK AMU JUNE LANG RAHWAY —also— —he will help you fill out a signature form, for with DIXIE DUNBAR "I Conquer The Sea" your own protection and for the bank's record*. with STUFF! DUN A 1 I DISHES for the LADIES EWJS •• CARTOON| Then, you make out a deposit slip, showing *h» New Empire amount of money you are depositing. THEATRE You will receive both a check book and a pau book. That completes the transaction. If your TODAY and TOMORROW initial deposit U made in cash, you can begin DREAMLAND PARK drawing against it whenever you wUh. A check FRKLINGHUYSEN AVE. NEWARK. N. J. 'The Moon's Our Horn?' on another bank, .however, takes a short time —with— OVER 1,000,000 GALLONS OF WATER—HANI) BEAOH to clear. MARGARET SULLAVAN LIFE GUARD ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE Whoa you come in, any of our officers will b« and HENRY FONDA OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 10 P. M. glad to assist yon aad inform you of the regula* , HARRY CAREY WILUAW GARGAN ATTRACTIONS GALOREI lion* concerning checking ace—s. The Last ojjhe Clintons ,uT,.D 0 D D THE PLAYGROUND OF NEW JERSEY SUN."- MON.-TUBS- LARGEST SWIMMING TOU0LAP FAIRBANKS, JE POOL IN THE STATE —in— RAHWAY, N. J. The Amateur Gentleman Member Federal Reserve System —also— SKATING RINK OPEN DAILY WILUAM BOYD in 8 P.M., TO 11:30 P.M. * Membar Federal Deposit In.uranctv Corporation Bar 20 Rides Again MIDNITE SHOW- FREE ADMISSION ' - FREE PARKING SAT.:",."" 20« CARTOON,. - WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1986. PACK HIOHT By Richard I. , , 1 DETECTIVE RILEY e OUR PUZZLE CORNER A HOftDE Ot THE ) SNAKE THAT'LL TAKE. THE MENOM FlNOT£N THINGS IN THEy/ THE P«PTV IS ClOSE )N ON THE WRONG BUSH ff ABOUT TO SET IN THIS ROUGH/ faASH D1XON LEAPS CANYON AND DRAGONS DOCTOR AS PRISONER9 6UDDENLV PLUN6ES INTO A 10 WORDS r/ir wo/:o", /--K i re. Answers to the above puiiles wlllbe found at the bottom of thlsjiate YOUR HEALTH COMES FIRST!!! WORLD OF HOPPORS INSIDE THE MO OVERTAX KXJfc i INABILITY TO HEART. STAND OR. S\T .- SHORTNESS STILL FOR A PECIOD OF TIME INDICATES By Bruce Stuart ABNORMAL JTTLE BUDDY NERVOUS , BOSN LOND\TtON.. MOM M TO GO HOME" SOME ABOOMO"' TMftT'S A '*/> INFANTS WILL AND OROW NORMAL AND HEAUIW UNIE55 THEy HAVE THEIR. AIRINGS ! By H. T. Elmo 1 i\V!-[-N MEAIS 15 f\ BAD ••M B7CAUSE IT KEEPS THE FftLUTIN HofeuS COSTS sysTH^A « WORK AT 0>STS LAUGHS FROM THE DAY'S NEWS! MAGINE \T COPS HAD INSECTS ARE' BETTER EQUIPPED FOR. THBR WORK TVWN HUTVWNBB ^.SCIENTIST.. QEeLAftgWJ ONLVf WAITERS HAD A SPIDER'S EQUIPMENT The Great American Home MAC MAC'S NO ELEPHANT by Munch CAN I GET A CONE AND MAC, I TOLD VOU AT LEAST FIFTY "MIES A6 SOON AS YOU RE FINISHED CHARGE fT? TOD CAN HAVE JOE CfifiAM AND I CHOCOLftTE CfU<£— IF STEEPLE- IF > ONLV HAD JACKS HAD THE'WING5 OF A 6UTTERFLV! show." ' ' ' / Elkton, Md. -4/While' WiUUm • • • • McNutt, of Darlington, was inflat- Joseph T. Robinson, U. S. Senator ing a heavy truck tire, the casing VIEWS and WELL/VA CAN'T WES, I'LL from Arkansas: burst and threw him backward GOODY-I'LL HAVE "Judges like other men, are li-with such force that his leg was SAV t PIDNT GIVE VOU REVIEWS^ able to err." broken. TRV. VA GOTTA CREDIT A CONE ON* MY • * • * 6IVE ME CREDIT. WU.t tk*y •»» "ifM « *«»• Daniel 0. Koper, Secretary of ANSWERS TO OUR FOR Commerce: CR.EDTT "One of the qrpblenis we must PUZZLE CORNER fOR THAT. Heiuy A. Wallace, Secretary of guard against is booms." GOOFYGHAPH: flying ele- Agriculture: phant, chick*! with four legs, fish "The persons who au,using tile J. J. Pelley, president, Association with legs, barking fish, rock on drouglit as an excuse Ho increase of American Railways: floor, water from chimney, tree their profits are taking advantage "Undue and unwarranted pes- growing in air, cat with tail of of llUBian suffering.' simism has colored iriuch of thecoon, dots on elephant public comment and discussion of DOTS: camel, tdwiu-4 VUI, King of England: railroads in the United States."- ;'T" OBJECTS: trefc; trunk, twig, "Humanity -cried out lor peace . •• • t '•' » tepee, tribesman, tomahawk, tot, and assurance of peace and inMarawet Mitchell, author of best toy, tongue, tail tent neajtfi yoil will flwl opportunities "AMERICAN" WORDS: can, •* •$ "hepe I ri^jir write uwthwr nun*, sir, r*n, ctwan, rtm, w, •It duty ma service as rtWrti' kt •. ••-•*%*.- §ny that bygone battlefields can u long as I, live,' an, era, ear. • r SPORTS SPORTS WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP'S FAMILY NEWSPAPER • — _^0^DBRIDGE, N. J. FRIDAY MORNINC, JULY 3l', 1936. HELD CLUB TOSSERS RUB OUT NEWARK Nil TWICE IN DOUBLE-BE ISELIN LOSES TOBRAVES HAMMER "THAT LITTLE GAME" POOR SALESMAN SCHOOL STREET GANG RUNS WILD MM FRO EMANEN CLUB INVALENTINE BRICK CO. TO PLASTER FULTON €LUB, 5-3. W COfAES To TALK To THE FIRST GAME AND 15-0 IN SECOND Lyman Peck Jr. 5 - 0 WHITEWASHIN 7-5 SLUGFEST \S TOO Busy 1 ISELIN.-The strong Emaiion WOommiMiF,. The Braves A. COtAE OH . WooimRlDGK The Wood- tl for six hiu, while he fanned A. C. of Newark, visited the Iso- ('•, posted a h:ird fought 7-!) win to brulgc Field Club stretched ill ieven. Although Frank. Kenny, ,,1 Saturday, a Soap Box lin diamond Sunday, and trounced over the Valentine Uiick Co., at winning streak to five games by formerly of St Benedicts Prep, the St. Cecelia's combine, 6-0. The .diking both ends of * twin-bill twined thirteen, 4ie was reached ,\ was held in Rahway, the Giuvo street, diaiuuiul Tues- usually potent bats of the Cecel- day night. Kocsi limited the Brick- frmn 11m Kultnn Club of Newaik for ten hits. I,.imitie who should rep ians were powerless before the makers to five hits while his team B( Seen Field, Avenel, Sunday. With the score tied 3-3 In the slants of Sterling, Newark pitcher, "Ace' Luttanzio hurled the op- r;,'n( that community at the mates were garnering thirteen You CAN tlghth "Bay" Housman smacked who allowed only fjve hits. oiu'r lot the locals and was nick- out a double with two mates nn ;ii,linlil finals, held in Ak- from the offerings of Sabini and COME AND TJO |, oliio, August 16. With Genovese took batting honors Wukovets. THE SAME AT the bags to win the game. L MV SHACK,- Joe Allgaier shut-out the Ful- for .the losers by collecting two Both teams scored heavily in the liiill- cooperation from the tons in the nightcap, limiting them of his teams five hits. H. McCon- first two innings with the Brick- isji.rss men of Woodbridge, nell, banged out three hits in four to five hits, while the Field Club ers taking a 5-4 lead, which they KEATING TWIRLS put on a twenty-one-hit barrage ,i ular race could be held tries to pace the victors. held until the sixth inning. The to score fifteen runs. Enwnen A. C. (5) Braves scored two in the sixth and M Marvin smashed out four ab r h e one in the seventh to clinch the SEWARENA.A.TO hits to take batting tiooors but was Jennings, ss 4 12 0 game. closely followed by Hunt, F. La* The boys must be be- Hennlnger, rf 3 0 0 0 Joe Baruellona did the heavy Madder, If 5 0 0 0 ttnnzlo and Voelker, who had 1 between the ages of nine work with the willow, rapping out 6-2 VICTORY SUN, three hits each'to their credit. Boetsch, cf 3 110 a homer, triple and single in four 1 W. F. C. (8) Lnd fifteen. They must P. McConnell, lb 4 0 10 trips to the plate. Jost and Timin- SKWAUtN. Tin Sfwaren A. I build the cars themselves, H. McConnell, c 4 2 3 0 A, siouxl a (i-2 victory over t,he ab ski drove out a triple apieee to Merwin, rf, I which, by the way, keeps Marsh, 2b 4 0 0 0 pace the losers. vl Sporting Club, behind the F. Lattantlo, is a Heiner, 3b 2 110 Braves A. C. 130 002 1—7 llinr-hit pitching of Berny Keat- > youngster* busy. They ing. Hunk slurred at the platter Mackey, If ...:.... 4 Sterling, p- 4 0 l fr Valentines 140 000 0—5 I must also have some sort fur the .virmei's with thre« hits in Motnar, lb 4 Voeiker, Sb . S of mechanical brakes to Totals 33 5 9 0 as many tries, Kullen and Kosel v Balinger, 2b •.-..;• 4 step the car after it flash- St. Cecelia's (0) twirled for the losers. They then met the Tomaako As- S. Pochek, c S es across the finish l»e. ab TROJANS BLAST Housman, cf . 4 Burger, ss 5 inatioii of Newark, and were •ading 10-3, in the fifth inning, J. Lattanzlo, p 3 Boltzar, cf 2 when an accident-forced the game Lambert, lb !.'.. 3 LONG ISLANDERS be called. The Tomasko pitch- Totals 30 5 10 t snally the Recreation Rahpael, rf 2 ei was struck in the head by Fnlton Club (S) ?nt, assisted by var-McCarthy, 3b 4 batted ball and was removed to sb Genovese, If ... oiis outstanding citizenB of 4 FOR 7-2 VICTORY the Perth Amboy hospital for Reed, ss 4 Honeneger, c i community, makes the 4 —— ieatment. Dulje, c ruiKemcnts for the races Dudas, 3b 2 RED BANK.-Th( e Red Bank Urban, If Conroy, p 4 their tow.n. Trojans, foremrly the Woodbridgi; WOODBRIDGE MAYOR T. Kenny, If Legion, cracked out an impressive iDunn, rf TIUMC isn't much expense Totals ... 30 0 5 2 CYCLONES SINK ickett, 2b 7-2 victory over the strong Long WINS GOLF TITLE TOPSY NUT CLUBEIGHTY LAPS OF Emanen A. C. 020 010 020—5 !laxton, lb |n holding races of this kind, Island City ru'ne here Sunday. "To St. Cecelia's 000 000 000—0 WnonmilDGE. — Woodbridgi' Roach, 3b the merchants donate by'1 Bartos, Trojan hurler, held WHITE CAPS IN Township's dapper mayor is not DEFEATS STRONG Kenny, p s to award to th« win- the New Yorkers to nine scattered THRILLING RACES | only a smooth politician but is fids. The finalist in each lits and struck out three. quite the show at golfing. And, if Totals 20 3 6 \vn is invited to Akron, BRAVES A.C.HOLD The visitors took the lead in the CLOSt CONTEST you think you're being kidded CAPE MAY' NINE Fulton Club 002 001 000—3 hiu for the National finals secand inning but the Trojans you re plenty wrong. SLATED FOR SUN. W. F. C 003 000 02x-J9 came back strong to score seven WOODBRIDGE.--The local Cy- PORT READING. The Topsy Tree base hits, Dunn. Two base i August 16. runs in the last five frames. The Yc>s sir, Mayor August F. Grei- WOOUUKUJGE.—Capped by a SCALPING PARTY clone A. C. won a 1-0 victory over Nut Club of Port Reading camo u'ial mutch race between the hits, Mackey, S. Pochek, Housman best the Long Islanders could do ner went right ahead Saturday to the White Cups A, C, of New from behind to hammer out a 9-0 and Reed. Sacrifices, Duije. Struck was to score one more run in the complete his tournament play in outstanding independent automo- Brunswick in an exciting game victory over the CCC boys from out by J. Lattarulo, 7; by F. Ken- eighth. the spring, class B golf tourney at bile drivers in the East, a gala ra- The winner of race at that turned out to be a pitchers' Cape May and hand them their ny, 13. Bases on ball* off^J. Lat- FOR NEWARKERS Lone Island (2) the Colonia Country Club links cing show is scheduled by the battle. Charles Karmazin limited tanzio, 3; off Kenny 4. I Akron it awarded a four ab and defeated William Tombs, of firtt 'Setback of the year.' Kukulya Garden State Racing Association WOODBRIDGE. — Thu Wood- the visitors to one hit while his w. r. c. (15) year Scholarship to any Naustant, ss ... . 4 Sewaren,,in the finals for the club turned in a fine mound perform- this Sunday at the Woodbridge bridgp Braves had a field day at ab r college he wishes to at- Hamilton, 2b .. 4 teammates were collecting four championship. The count showed ance for the Nut Club, allowing Speedway. the Grove street diamond, Sun- from Leonard of the White Caps. eleven scattered hits ;vnd fanning Hunt, lb 5 2 Ferri, If .. 5 Mayor "Augie" out front, 4 and 3. Eighty laps of nerve-wrenching, tend. Most of the entries day, when they swamped the Ein- eleven. F. Lattanzio, ss 5 2 Holl, lb, rf ... 5 The Cyclones scored their one pulse»pounding thrills are listed are to young to go to col- hor,n A. A. of Newark, 16-2. J. M. Merwin, 2b 4 2 Connelly, If . :t run when Mcsar was safe-on an The'game was close up to the on the regular swen-event pro- Zick limited the Ncwarkers to Woodbridge Field Club To Mackck, cf 5 1 lege but they all strive to E. Pettite, 3b ... 3 • ^rror charged to Horvath Mihal- eighth inning when the Nutters gram but announcement of the four hit3 while his teammates col- Bixel, c 4 0 win and assure themselves Walron, c .. 4 ko then banged out a triple to Play Strong Railway B.B.C. turned on the heat to score four special match test has created un- lected fifteen off the offerings of Ballinger, If Fuchs, p ,1b 4 drive in the winning run. Car- runs to sew up the ball game. precede.nted interest, The two I of a f roe college education WOODBRIDGE. - The Wood- Voelker, 3b Holmes and Corson. W. Pettite, rf, p ... 4 penter rapped uut a double for the B. Kollar took batting honors fastest cars, in the sponsoring [when they are through bridge Field Club will play the T. Lattanzio, rf visitors only hit. by garnering three hits in five of- Garden State league will 'be pit- high school. The Braves sewed the game up strong Rahway B. B. C, in the Allgaier, p in the second and third innings by Totals 38 2 9 2 Cyclones (1) ficial tries. He was followed close- ted against the two best machines E. Mirwin, 2b .. Trojans (7) first game of a double-header at ly by L. Covtno and E. Kollar brought to Woodbridge by the scoring six times in each frame. ab the Avenel Seco field, Sunday. In S. Poihek, cf .... ab Rears was the heavy hitter for the Automobile Racing Association The visitors scored their two runif Mihalko, If 3 the night-cup, the club will meet Molnar, 11 3 Foresters, getting a homer and a which has been sending its stars There are muny other 6n homers by Clark and Brody. Gerek, rf .... Gyenes, 2b 3 ,he Cardinal A, A., of Sayreville. ... 4 single in four trips to the platter. from Long Island and Connecticut |imt.'s awarded a), the finals. Golden was the batting star for Mltroka, 2b Karmagin, p 3 The first game will get under way Totals :.... 37 15 21 .. 3 CCC No. 242 (6) into the classic New Jersey bank- the Braves, collecting two homers, Zilai, ss J. Gyenes, e 3 at 1:15 and the Cardinal contest Fulton Club (0) 'he speedster that comes in . 4 ed Speedway every week for the a triple and a double for a perfect Jost, tb Saakes, ss .3 at 3:15. ab r h e , ab r lei-ond is awarded a new Shtnn, cf ... 3 A. Kukulya, 3b 5 12 0 most thrilling meets in the history day .at the plate. Jeglinski also Cservpnak, 3b 2 George iattanzio will call on Dulje, ss S 0 Chevrolet car, Trophies, me- Dunham, 3b .. ... 4 Vasil, ss 5 10 0 of automobile racing in this State. shared in the batting honors by Fredericks, lb ....i £, either "Ace'1* Lattanzio, Joe All- P. Kenny, rf 3 0 Mokowski, If ... 4 L. Mohr, p 4 12 0 The show will open with time Eals, watches and many banging out two hits and scoring Zabalotny, cf '., 2 gaier, Herrscher or Merwin to do Urban, cl S 0 Bodnar, c .. 2 Mesar, rf. 2 Kears, lb 4 1 2 0 trials at 1 o'clock a.nd the first of , bth«r valuable prizes are four runs. the flinging. Bartos, p ... 3 Fisher, If ! 4 110 5 qualifying heats for the 30-laD T. Kenny, If 3 0 to those who compete. Brkves A. C. 16) ab Totals 24 1 4 1 Handerhan, cf 4 1 Ml feature Is due to go on at 2:30. Reed, p 3 0 low proud a youngster must Baicellona, 3b ... 5 fotals 30 7'10 3 White C»p» A. C. (0) Fords Tigers Win Tenth Holmes, rf 3 0 0 0 Competition has been growing Dunn, c - 3 0 1 Pickett, 2b ,.. 2 0 lei. 1 when he cornea home Zick, lb ... 4 Long Island . 010 000 010—2 ab Mohr, 2b ...' 3 0 2 0 steadily keener as the season ad- T 3 Game Halting Arrows vances. Last week, for example, Claxton, lb 3 0 vnh u prize for winning a Golden, cf .•• .. 5 Red Bank 000 121 21x—7 McGinnis, ss Devedoe, c !.... 4 0 10 Carpenter, lb ...... 3 Jack Eriekson, of Roselle, who had Roach, 3b 2 0 A. Barcellona, ef ...... 4 Three 'base hits, Shinn. Two FORDS.—The Fords Tigers post Norcross, rt ...: 10 0 0 with a car he built rum- Floyd, 2b 3 placed second in Uie }op money Blare, 2b 0 0 Romonowski, If .-. 3 base hits, Dunham, Mokowski, Mi- ed their tenth win of the season Roscoe, cf 2 Totals 33 6 11 0 main event the week before, failed Notchey, 2b ..." 4 troka, Hamilton. Sacrifices, Bar- by clipping the Perth Amboy Fly- Totals 25 0 5 tos. Stolen bases, Mitroka, Jost, Horvath, If 2 Topsy Nut Club (9) to qualify for the feature and had Scutti, c .:. 1 ing Arrows, 4-3, in an exciting Fulton Club O'OO 000 Or- 0 Dunham, Double plays, Dunham, Yarga, rf 2 ab r h to fight for, third prize in the con- Kocst, ss 3 game at the Fords Park. W. F. C 500 334 x—15 Parents, who have MM to Mitrok to Jost; Fuchs unassist- B. KoUar, ss . ...., 5 2 i, solation. Jeglinski, If 3 Leonard, p 2 Whitney had a perfect day at Home run, E. Merwin. Three ed. Struck out by Bartos, 3; by Pet O. Kollar, 3b 4 0 1 Exciting Duel I who entered thew race*, J. Zick, p. 3 flyback, c 2 the platter by smashing^ out three base hit. M. Merwin. Two base hits tite, 3; bases on balls off Bartos, Jablonsky, 3b 1 F. Covino, cf . 5 1 2 The 30-Uipper last Sunday saw |prui»e the ideal* of sports- Boka, rf •• • 1 : hits in as many tries. Bepny was Mackey, Bixel, Voelker, 2. S.truck 5; of I Pettite, 3; off Fuchs 2. Left E. Kollar, c 3 1 2 the most exciting first-place duel' best for the losers banging out oiit by Allgaier, 8; by Reed, 2; by jmanship akvd fair play, on base, Red Bank, 5; Long Island Totals 21 0 1 Lombardi, rf , 4 0 0 of the year waged between John- Totals : 36 16 15 three hits also. Roach, 4. Bases on balls off All- I which th«ir »on» have dis- Umpire*, Fallon, feennett. Scor 000 000 1—1 L. Covino, lb . 3 2 2 ny aMtera, shrewd Elizabeth vet- Einhorn A. A. (8) Cyclones gu[er, 1; off Reed, 0; off Roach, 3. Waslik, 2b 3 l' 1 eran, and eager young Frank Stan played injtoen competi- ab White Caps 000 000 0—0 [tion. Other parent* claim ers: G. Miller, R. Jardot, E, Mar- Zullo, If 2 1 0 eck, of Caldwell. Staneck's iar A. Anman, if 3 0 tin, H. Young, P. Dunn, F. Albert- F. Kukulya, p . 4 1 2 was luster by a fraction of a sec- TENNIS TOURNAMENT tliat their ton* after work- Clarke, 3h son, W. Habish, Y. Nagy, B. Drum ond on the straightaway but Ma- STARTED IN ISELIN ling all doy on their cars, Kraus, rf mond, J. Grady, E. Feeny and J. Totals 37 9 13 0 ter's superior handling of Dinny "te like hortes," and Brody, rf Romond. The Tigers will assume Comiskey's new car on the turns ISELIN—A 'ladder' tournament Hutchin, 3b the schedule of the Lippys' and hanging on the Caldwell was started yesterday at the Ise- I "slept like logs." Crowley, lb will have as their first opponents supporters the eventual title of ster's tail until the 27th lap Ijn Tennis courts which Is open to Miller, ss the Legion Juniors, on Thursday this league, the Paul's Tavern sup- when Staneck went into a spin on porters are ever ready to dispute any male over 16 years of age. C. Anman, cf evening. the fourth bend there that this point and believe they will gave The drawings for "steps" took a child contented Wessler, c Matera the chance he had been PORT READING SR. LEAGUE win, although Bagdis and Fire Co., place on the courts Wednesday |ui'ing the hot summer Holmes, p > WPA RECREATION LEAGUES tieams will also have their say be- waiting for. Johnny managed to Corson, p A. A B, Oil Sta., 5; Topsy N, C. 1 night. Approximately 15 entries fiontha, is quite a problem fore the last out o£ the season is keq? in front of Frankie for the q Winning pitcher, Oaprile, lpsing last half mile. are in the fray. The girls tourna- Totals ,- 21 2 pitcher, Kukuyla. Leading batters made. T,he standing to date shows many parents. The child- just how evenly matched these Arrangements still are not defi- ment and the men's doubles will Einhorh A. A. 000 110 0— WOODBRIDGE 1R. LEAGUE A. &. B. Oil, Byleckie; Topsy Nut en could spend many hours reen Raiders 0 1.000 teams are at this time. nite but Garden State officials are get started during next week. Braves 086 112 x-16 .750 STANDING Club, B. Kollar. attempting this week to .conclude planning and building Dukes Ranch W. L. Pet. The popularity of the tennis •• " • • • • Aces ••• .0,00 W. L, Pet. negotiqtions for a special match courts recently put into use in Ise- ir racers, so that, when The Port Reading Senior League Village Barn .... .800 MOTIIEB KILLS SON Kelly All Stars .500 Cyclones * <• 1-000 race between the outstanding wo- lin is attested to by the fact that indlanapoliB, lnd. - Lying un- .500 again functioning-smoothly open- Paul's.Tavern .. .750 y are completed, they Dux .500 Comets men drivers now campaigning in play has been practically contin- der the car when Mrs. Mark Sleeth .500 ed a new schedule o,n Tuesday Bagdis Market .500 hope that their car Hungarian C. C .250 Legion Juniors this country. If successful, they uous from 10 A. M. each day until started to drive away, little David .500 evening at 8:30 P. M., when A. & Fire Co. i .000 be the best in the .. C Brtaves Res will be present not a double but a darkness drives the players from Paul Sleeth, 4, was fatally injured Tiger A. C .000 B. Gas Station triumphed over the triple-'banelled afternoon of rac- in the race. SEWAREN JUNIOR LEAGUE the courts. when he was run over by the Black Hawks .000 Topsy Nut Club, 5-1. The league's ing excitement never before equa Green Raiders 5; Pops A C. 2 The Bewares Junior League wheels of the automobile. The Green Raiders Res. .OQP schedule will continue through the ed in the long and glamorous his- Winning pjtcher, I Scawscyk. concluded its first half of play ONE STEP TOO MANY If everyon«. would only mother did noUSow he was any- White Owls , .000 rest of the summer, terminating toiy of the Woodbridge Speedway Losing pitcher, Bodnar. Leading t last week. The Clovers took the Norfolk, Va. -r Deciding to step I think of the advanUgu where near until she heard his .on September 1. The A. &. B. Gas .Preset cal^for, [oping roof to the ne^t, batter, Green Haiders, J. Scew- Cyclones, 4; Blaolt Hawks, Z Station, the Topsy Nut Club and laurels and proved the outstanding th«»e race* afforded' screams- scyk; Pops A. C. P. Milano. team of the league with its "mur- meets at the Speedway for the bal Robert Smith, 14, took the first t'\ [they would not hesitate to Winning pitcher, Karmazon; los the Crosswords compose the ance of the season. This week's step and then found to his horror, HEAVIES VS. HEAT ing pitcher, Jost. Leading batters, league. Three games will be play- derer's row" combined with go^d Aoes, 6j Hunwrtau O. C. 1 pitching. gala show was arranged in cele- he couldn't take another. The [five their aid iki promot- tiopkinsville, Ky. - One way to Cyclones, Saakep, Kurmaam; ed each week under the direction fire department WBS called to re- Winning pitcher, Voelker. Us- bration of that decision. ing a Soap Box IXarby in solve the heat problem, according Black. Hawks, Vahaly. of Robert Humphreys, ttje Port The second half got under way mote him Irom his precarious po- /oodbridge Towmthip. to Weather Observer W. K Graves, ing pitcher, Nelson. Leaading bat- • » » •• Reading supervisor. with the Pilots taking the measure rtion, two sftries up. He was weak ters, Aces, F. Lattaniio; H. C. C, of the Clovers 9-8 and the Jo-Jo's SEWAREN JUNIOR LEAGUE • • • • is to wear your winter "heavies' The Tigers A. C, the new team from the straiifWlus straddling, all through tne summw. He has GurW • entered, is expected to give other HOPELAWN SE. LEAGUE winning from the Pilots in what is 1'iloU, 9; Cloven, S but otherwise uiij • •Elimination races could b worn his heavy underwear »U teams in the league some real com The Village Barn Tuesday night generally conceded to be the best Winning pitqher, Hulak; loving Dux,»; Pops A. C. 6 M in each section • of th» during toe rfefcat hot speil and. petition and has already caused defeated the Fire Co., 2-0, to take game yet played In this league. pitcher, Sekchin, Leading batters, Winning pitcher, B. Leffler. claims he has been bothered very- considerable, speculation aa to its the lead,in the Hopelawn Senior The score was 1-0. The standing Pilots, Sieber, Cheslak; Clovers, to. produce a ing pitcher, Fustoa. Leading bat- known strength and whether or League which has been the elu- of the league in us follows for the TntvagUun*. FOB RENT Then the nine little by the heat. ters, Duk, A. Leffler; Pops A. O., ,n£), mch JiSaJM. J& the Cycloi sive thing in this league for any second half: would meet in BAGl* ' Milan*. „;.*«**•• •••••-• Black Hawks, LegWJ •*~ ' definitely cdrrs! *tae«*fti • • • • room*, Urge ball finals with the winner Crisfleld, Md.—An eagle pwch- other teams can stop this appar- inception. Interest has grown by. Jo-Jo's .750 pitcher, DeAngelo; los- Aces, *i Kejly All SUrsV 1 beat tod hot water. W» 9«r mm*, "giiamp «i •d on toe Up of a ehurfih steeple ent power house.' The. team Is leaps and bounds due. to this ypn Olivers " jeoa ing pitcher. Ward, Leading batten Winning pitcher, Voelk«; losing sosft's, A; ValtwKy; f ijotij glrnon- li fti tt TowiiBhip.", just " stor-'"m" approached. managed by Fred Albei-tson and condition and although the Vill- Pilots '400* th piUher, Lomonieo. Leading bat- .290 sen, MtrtUttt • •'«•• is composed of the Allowing play- age Barn is predicting for its. Yanks .• Llgbtatog « ters, Aces, Voelker, Merwta; Kelr killed the bird WOOfifiRIDGE LfeAWfitUOURNAL, FRIDAY MO PAGE TEN GROSSMAN 8ENTKNCF lisa Sylvia Shnngnld und Miss health records, hooks and letters number of communities including from nil over the country, were NEW BRUNSWfCK BUILDING PERMITS Jury Connelly. The new primary SEWAREN1TE TOrussnwn, former Town•> NITE KRAFT SEEKS itahwar t •achers who will take over their | stolen from tW porch of Mrs. De- hav? proven successful. The City ti»e of the peaace, wh<, Thrvrc Sllll Here FORDS PLANT ISSUED FOR EIGHT uties in September are Miss Ann vies of 59 Manhattan aveftfll, of Elizabeth, which al9o met with non-vult on several «,,.,,, halmer, Miss Henrietta Uunback, this'place, over the weekend, ic- alleged embezzlement MJI n iimmiKJK Oh. hum! LOCAL DWELLINGS Burnett's disfavor recently, \i mi- TEST LEGALITY !( Continued From Paje On» .i41ss Theresa Moscarelli, Miss icording to a report made by Mrs_ fenced this morning Thr .mns ; re •nil with us dn- king arrangements to set up a sim- the Township the new plant in | Elizabeth Trautwein, Miss Eliza Davies to Acting Desk Sergeant rffnily 'if Hi'1 Tnwn- WOOUnRIOOF.--Eight permits ilar board. fords, when repaired will employ I >eth Spencer and Miss Dorothy Andrew Stmonsen, Wednesday t« hid fk'-n'. adiru And, approximately 700 girls. The plant fur eight new dwellings, valued at morning. OF LOCAL RULE by local and state off,,,., i ', :ii -t.'.v. >ay their $14,600, weir issued during the Jmenhiser leged possession and sail- IT I,- . on Green street and in thr old KEATING PICKS UP The teachers' committee recom- Mrs. Davies, who is a school ,;i:!:i ,i iiit.i ,-ipprars on ! month of July by Building In- FENICK, ARRESTED ON ABC taxed liquor. On the sa'm. ,i rum theatre building on Main street, mended that the following teach- nurse in New Market, has been tli.- ,-•••-. I'll- trainers pin WilliHin Allgaior, proving AMBOYAN VIOLATION, CLAIMS was fined $180.00 for viol • are alredy overtaxed. TS be advanced from the element- gathering health data and statis- us nil the fnrt that the There have been rumors that a j building boom In the tics from various sources, and the DOUBLE JEOPARDY ordinance* of the Tow,','•' 1 (Continued from put MM) iry schools to the high school. ;,n ..Mum .^ti.rts in August Township is still on the upgrade. Woodbridge, and was n\-n\ celluloid plant from ' New York is! Julia Olivacz, of King George's Miss Helen Hawryliw, Miss collection, which *as tied up inn ;h, y v. ill. m all piobability. Recorder Arthur Brow,, ," interested in securing the Ford? j A total of $164 was collected byroad, were wheeling a baby car- Mice Finn and Howard Fullerton. neatly in boxes, was very valuable SEWAREN — A writ of certio- m lM',k<:<\ for aji engagement, Grand Jury for violating n'," i 1'iircclain building hut it is be- his office in foes riage containing WiliiAm Keller- to her. .•ari was allowed by Honorable t'uf.i-.nrnble newspaper pub- holrc Beverage Control AM lieved that they would employ but In addition to the dwelling per- man Wi years old and Elizabeth Harry Heher, Justice of the New ti, ily h,is hi'i'ii Riven as the roa- ' 100 persons When questioned WOODBRIDGE'MAN HELD Jersey Supreme Court, to review ;. other permits were issued as Kcllerman, 4 years old, on upper STRIKES POLE IN The writ of certjoi,-,,, * why they lost the job i.t about the rumor. Building Inspect- •' UNDER BOND FOR BRAND the legality of an ordinance of the follows: 7 alterations and addi- Main street, near the fiunhim served upon Judge H,-^, T.iike \V,iTi*mrnc Whatever th» or Allgnier' said that he did not ATTEMPT TO AVOID Townsnip.nl Woodbrldge, which tions, 7 accessory buildings, 5 signs home when the carriage was JURY FOR NQtr-SUPPOflT directs all the l!ii- rcsnldiN in the vi- i know much about it but that the ordinance provides for the enforce- and billboards, 2 service stations struck by a car that failed to stop. THREE PEDESTRIANS tt pu» rinity. nrr wakened nightly by j Townohip would prefer, the nn- • ment of the Alcoholic Beverage and 9 fire [invention permits. Tiie children were rushed to the mighty i,.,ii- df' the kings of jama factory as celluloid is known WOODBRIDCE.—Frank Nagy, WOODBRIDGE. — In an effort Control Act in the Township of -tno *m. t\ the jungle The neighbors hopt office of Dr. Henry Belafsky to be combustible and would ere- j ™«:ifo»f uci21u3 »~Fulto"n - street, this place—, , to avoid hitting three men walking Woodbridge and providing penal- amMdng «q) 0} }uas .-, the litiiT- ei't .i Nuking *.K>n. considered individually as were where William was treated (or 1 M S ate a fire hazard. the Grand Jury Monday morning j j g st. George's avenue, near ties therefor. The application was he is being punished twir,. the Janni and Wargyas cases concussion of the brain, and bruis- was held under a $500 bond for a on by Judge Arthur Brown on sl^venel street, Wednesday night, made by Counselor Joseph F. Dee- same offense, and for thru where to use your own language, es on the left elbow, head and ., I• conterlt reprewnted. In a now- charge of non-support. Henry Geller, age 23, of frvlngton, gan, representing Harry Fenick, the Township ordinance is „ •man-sized' penalties were In- lose while Elizabeth received GRE1NER INFORMS hackneyed opinion by Chief Just-, The complainant was signed by swerveerved his car and strucs k a ppole. of Arbor street, Sewaren. The matter will come up i 'ii 1• flicted. treatment for bruises on the head ice Biogan it was clearly held, his wife, Mrs. Helen Nagy. Riding With Geller were: AAbrb a On May 1 Fenick was arrested view August 11. • "Very respectfully yours, ind nose. BURNETT that intent to sell must be proven ham Geller, 53, who sustained sev A, F. Greiner, Mayor." 1 before invoking a penalty for pos- Several boys who were standing VALUABLEHEALTH ,eral broken ribs aned Rebecca Gel 1: —^ Bfefore Burnett Ttd»y ;sessing illicit beverages. I under- .near the Anness factory described la who suffered injuries about Ciititinut'rt From Page One Joseph Galaida was called to isUind quite well that the law on the car as a two-door, tray ma RECORDS MISSING the head and body. The driver BUS 1 ttinr v.atiire. completely lacking in Burnett's office today to give tes- 1• talned cuts on the legs and arms. 'which that decision was based has| timony. It is believed that the :hine, quite new. They said the FROM AVENEL HOME c Continued From Page One torney Leon E. McElroy declares that in his opinion the Iselin anil Avenel crossing funds were re- h;ised first because they will be depressed highways and will not disturb train traffic wiii|e Wood- Boys, It's Going To Be a bridge, including the Leesville avi nue crossing, are all overhead .eliminations. "I expect," said McElroy, "that the funds for the Woodbridge .Crossings will be released at' the Grand Opening! 'same time that word is received regarding the Elilabethport elim- 1 inations. As action is expected 1 daily in Elizabethport, there is no doubt but what we shall receive ANDHZZY WILL word here anytime now." As soon as McElroy received the BE THERE TO news regarding the Iselin aud Avenel situation, he sent the fol- lowing telegram to Senator War- GREET AND ren Barbour and Senator A. Har- ry Moore: MAKE YOU WEL "Have been notified of release- RIVE Oldsmobile and you get im- by PWA today at grants covering mediately a new and thriving con- [selin grade crossing elimination COME-SO COME Cume in, ur tele- D Docket W1098 and Avenel street phone us when it is ception of performance, handling ease grade crossing elimination Docket convenient, and we will W1099 and we are highly appre- gladly placeacaratyour *M^ Come in, and and comfort. Compare Oldsmobile with we will give you a ciative. The most dangerous con- disposal for a' thrilling dition; however, exists at Freeman trial drive over any copy of the Compar-o- other cars of similar price and you real- road you may choose. graph—a simple, handy Green and Main streets, Wood- device for checking ize that there are very definite reasons bridge, Docket W1097 and your ami comparing motor why Oldsmobile "rides like a million." arnest endedvor and good offices car ieaturett and values. are solicited to work'for the early YES SIR you'll find "IiiyV u it »mart You will find them in such modem fine- releaase of $434,543 PWA funds to air features as Kn»«-Action Wheel*.,. eliminate this most dangerous haz- place to meet and greet your friend*— ard. Kindest personal regards." "No thank* I don't •o why got make the appointment Center-Control Steering . . . Super-Hy- care for beer." with your friend* to meet here tomor- draulic Brakes... and Body by Fisher, LOCAL RESIDENTS row «t the with Solid-Steel "Turret-Top"...features NAMED TEACHERS .Sues JCOS and up ... tliitbti fSlO which are lacking in many other cars amlup, lint tit Lansing. Speim.'accef. Bury|Jiuupaoltra C.nitlumtrated:Six* BY SCHOOL BOARD C/hmlei Totinnt StJ«n, t8jO hit. of Oldsmobile's price. Before you buy, A (in: i,,l Mutura Value. Monthly GRAND OPENING li a y lu t-1) t a t u suit yuur puMe. get dou ble proof... Drive I... Compare I WOOpBRIDGE.—Six local girls CftttNU. MOTORS INSIAUtENI PUN were given teaching positions in the elementary schools and five OUR GUESTS WILL BE TREATED TO A teachers, including two substitute "Say I That reUly IS "In fuX Ibe bwt I've teachers, were given posts in the food beer" high school, At a meeting of the ever tasted". FREE SPAGHETTI SUPPER WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES Board of Education this week. WOODBRIDGE, N. J The high school teachers are RAHWAY AVE. TEL..1 8-0100 Donald Noe, Miss Mary Van Syckle, Miss Genevieve, pullerton, KRUGER'SARHEINGOLDBEER MK. AND MRS. WISE By OLDENBOOys DAIRY CHOICE LINE OF WINES & LlftUORS wise- x JujHHT IS THE SECRET }lT is NOT ft SeCR6T- "RADIANT H£ALTH I Of YOUR nflRVELOUS I PUT THE ROUGE ON ft REOl. PfcflSONOL FROM'THC iNSioe oy CAN ae YOURS TABLES FOR LADIES—ALL ABB WELCOME QOeSTlOlM TO ftS cueAR conPtexiotM- THflT ReAt NATURftt, DRINKING FOUR GLASSES BY OWN KINO - ', you- u)iut you Of «ltH HeAlTHGlVING THAT &VmV0Nt ADMIRES? MILK WHYC*mwm.y OLDENBOOM'S MyDCHH I DAIRY S PLAGE 658 KING DEORGE'S ROAD FORDS. N. J.I. MEYERS, COR. CROWS MILL RD. Not only it n^ilk a, build«r--it it a repairer, u w«U. That u why it i» important tfcUt adults aU© •hould have PROPRIETOR ; r«f ular supply each d«J'* '
Burnett Body May Not Be Deprived of Prerogatives
