4 Strip C@mies, Page 3 Sports, Page 2 Gross-word Puzzles VOL. VII, NO. 4 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FEIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 PRICE THREE CENTS School Kids Get Behind Milk And Submit 432 Slogans Leneral Tax Rate Shows Increase Of 56 Points Number Of Entries Surpasses Over Figure Last Year Worker From the following table the read- er is enabled to compute the total Expectations Of The Sponsors tax rate for whichever part of the township he resides in.. The general tax rate is $6.20. This includes the rate for township purposes, school taxes and county and.. State taxes. "Give To The Milk Fund-The Cow Does" Wins Rotary Meeting One It applies in all parts of the town- High School Class ship. For any particular section of the First Prize And Will Be Printed On Tags; Of Best As Rahway . township the total rate is found by At Meeting Monday Writes letter Citing Cases In Which Fund adding to the 6.20 general rate the individual rates for garbage, fire and Was Written By Little Caesar Zullo Minister Explains light; for the particularjiistrict. For To See Functioning instance the rate for" Woodbridge proper is 6.67, obtained by the addi- Of Fourth Grade Psychology Points tion of 6.20 general rate, .10 garbage Of lowi Committee Babies of Sick and Destitate • collection rate, .25 fire district rate, W. L. Saunders Entertains In and .12 lighting district rate. Other Gathering Marked Farewell Of One thousand dollars for relief work among babies of desti- Talk That Has Just Proper totals may be figured oul in the same First Prize, $2.50 in gold— way, providing you know which of the Joe Felton, Who Was Given tute families of the township will be the goal of the Wotnaars, "Give to the Milk Fund—-The Cow Does." Mixture Of Humor And fire, lighting, and garbage districts Present By Colleagues Club Milk and Ice Fund Drive that will get under way bxigM Instruction you live in. It is impractical for the Caesar Zullo, Grade 4, Port Reading. paper to give these total rates for On the Committee and early Monday morning. Throughout the week a committee sections because of the fact that the of workers under the direction of Mr. E. H. Boynton will eas- PLAN FOR LADIES' NIGHT districts for fire, light and garbage SEVERAL BIDS RECEIVED Second Prize, a dollar— , do not coincide, overlapping in almost vass the town for contributions. On Saturday school childjrei> "Give Your Bit to Keep the Babies Fit." Club Also Intends To Again every case. Cadillac Patrol-Ambulance To will bring the drive to an end by selling tags. Howard Hall, Grade 7, School No. 1. Observe Boys' Week With Garbage District. Rate ***** Ward One, Woodbridge proper.. .10 Cost $5,500; Mack Truck At a meeting Wednesday night final arrangements were Exercises In Schools Fords and Hopelawn 20 $7,708; Motor Driven made and workers assigned territories. At the same time a. Avenel Park .... :56 Third Prize, a dollar— And Churches Port Reading .„: 33 Road Roller $5,760 committee of judges considered 434 slogans submitted by school' "Slide on the Ice and go over the top with the children in the Independent's contest the nurses of the Child Hygiene De- Milk Bottle" Rev. W. L. Saunders, pastor of the Fire District. Rate The presence of a class of high and selected the one that will appear partment in their respective districts Baptist .Church of Rahway, was the No. 1. W'bridge and Sewaren.. .25 school studSnts under the chaperon- and a thorough investigation mad« Walter Chapman, Grade 5, Ft. Reading. speaker yesterday at one of the most 2. Port Reading 20 age of Mr. Charles Boehm, the pres- on the tags and will be used by the as to the ability of the parents ts: enthusiastic meetings the Rotary 4. Keasbey 30 entation of a fine leather traveling drive committee in soliciting contribu- supply the milk necessary, for cfe Club has had in months. Mr. Saun- 5. Avenel 18 bag by the Committee to Joe Felton, tions. life and development of the ehildreEi. Fourth Prize, a dollar— ders spoke here last Fall and since 7. Fords 1.08 and the latter's speech of acceptance The complete line-up of commit- No money is given but the dairymsz "Milk and Create Will Stop That Scream." that time the club has been looking 8. Hopelawn .____. 78 in which he told of his regret at nearest to the district is given orders; forward to having him here again. 9. Iselin, east of R. R.__..__ .75 leaving Woodbridge, featured a short tees, workers and the districts they to deliver daily the amount necessary Helen Tuttle, Junior Class, High School. His extraordinary ability at humor 10. Colonia 14 but important meeting of the Town- will canvass is as follows: in each case and the bill for the sanae combined with a wealth of instructive 11. Iselin, west of R. R _•_ .22 ship Committee Monday night. Publicity: Mr. Irving Eeimers and is sent direct to the Woman's Clals and worth-while information on the The students attended the meeting Mrs. C. A. de Russy. for payment. Every dollar you gt?e Fifth Prize, a dollar— subjects of which he treats stamps Lighting District. , Rate as part of their course in fundamen- Factories: Mr. Howard E. Valen- buys a dollars' worth of Milk and Tee. him as one of the best speakers the 1. Woodbridge 12 tals of American government, arriv- tine and Mr. E. H. Boynton. for some actually needy child tar "Gold for the Miser, But Milk for the Babies" local club has had since it was started 2. Port Reading and Sewaren.... .20 ing at the building early and being mother. There are no administrate*: Chester Bock, Grade 8, High Sc'l Bldg. over a year ago. 3. Avenel 22 shown through the archives and al- Societies and Organizations: Mr. fees. Mrs. A. L. Huber, who is tfe One of the jokes that he used in 4. Colonia _ .22 lowed to peruse and examine early and Mrs. A. F. Randolph. efficient director of this Fund, stiSi introducing his Subject and which Iselin ___ .._.. .43 town records. Mayor Neuberg, at Main Street, Monument to Amhoy responsible, because of her unSria^j Four hundred and thirty-four youngsters, representing was appreciated by his audience was 6. Rahway Heights .....:.. .60 the close of the meeting arose and avenue (both sides) merchants: Mr. enthusiasm, interest and devotion.; foe the story of a minister who was called 7. Fords '. 28 addressed the students, telling them James P. Gerity. every one of the eleven schools of the township, filed slogans to preach at a church in which a par- 8. Colonia....(no money to be raised) that it was a pleasure to have them Main Street, from Amhoy avenue Continued on last page. in the Independent's contest to determine a suitable phrase,for ticularly inharmonious choir held present and commending them on to Aniiess & Potter Factory: Mrs. use in the Woman's Club drive for its Milk and Ice Fund. Al- forth. After the choir had sung its their interest in civic affairs. Albert Bergen. first anthem the minister announced "It is possible that before me I see Green Street, from Rahway avenue though the contest was run off on short notice, the first an- his text as "And when the tumult Boy DIes? Thought the future mayor and the future com- to Amboy avenue (both sides) : Mrs. nouncement being made in last Friday's issue, the response was had ceased, Paul spoke." The infer- mitteemen and women of the town- C. R. Brown and Miss Anna Dunigan. ence in this, of course, was not lost ship," he said. on the choir leader who did a bit of .njured Green Street, from.Ambov avenue. greater than had been anticipated.. The judges worked for Thmee presentation tLoO joJoe reiconFelton, ^ including Rowland place and several hours Wednesday night to determine which of a score thinking while the minister preached who is leaving for South America,' ' ° >,.£,_ Disowns Responsibility" For Re- with the result that the choir followed Iselin Youth, Struck By Auto, where'he will work for the Anaconda I Decker place: Mr. Whitney C. Leeson. of extraordinaiy-fslegans deserved the prize. , the sermon with "Let Us Now Awake • port-That He Had Charges!• and Sing Unto the Lord." Grows 'i^Vorse After" Doctor Copper interests, came as a surprise I Pearl Street, School Street and Mr. Ernest H. Boynton, chairman of the drive committee, to everyone, Joe included. MJayor | James Street: Mrs. Wm. Tobrowsky. Committee With Wasiiag Mr. Saunders, who lectures in one Had Taken Him Home; Neuberg was selected by his col- Grove Avenue (entire), Cedar, was so pleased with the wealth of be. used .on the tags to be sold by of the universities in the city on Road Appropriation; suitable slogans that appeared ^^^^^S^^^ Rushed To Hospital In Vain leagues to do the honors and ac- Myrtle and Maple Avenues, Tisdale psychology, spoke yesterday on the quitted the proceedings in a fine i Place, Linden Avenue, Dunham and time of the judging that he psychology of attention, illustrating Effort To Save Life He Was Misconstrued _ manner. He expressed to Felton the j Valentine Places: Irving Reimers and four ofeniolJar vrwes to tos first] WyH ^Me in charge f tMs .. hisJ^t pointa s by y several interestine g tests Committee's sorrow at losing him, Mr. J. M. Kreger. four ofenio v ] II n ^^ uupp yesterdayesterdatd yy tto thanthankk B ainted diagrams and "What's the status of the aefiat h gold olm H Love SUEervisor of , ^ Andrew Wagenstein, aged 9, of Ise- and, reaching down behind a desk, | Barron Avenue and High Street: .