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FROM OURNEW BANK SEEN SURE;2 REFORMSHARDING ABMITS GRAN nti FRONT ^7°OFMONEYNEEDEDSFH1?STARTS PROBE OF COUNTY JAIL SCANDAL WINDOW OEY NEEDED Sheriff Agrees Naming Oi BY BANKERS Ely Temporary Warden Ambrote Mundy'i »mbi- "Sure, / Gave Him The Gun! It Was Easy!" ,,,1,-rtmWng to open a new IS PLEDGED TO MUNDY Abolish Fire District Plan, Ii Unpopular, Waits Wnodbrl-J* it i.out the , ~ For Party's Word ,, ,,f neW. d.«iop«i thu Meeting Slated Next Week And Raise Assessments, Hi. ii the .pirit thnt _ . Are Two Requests WAIVERSOFTMMUNITY ,,J provetown* Mrs . intMundy'o bigi io complete Ine Plans TEACHERS PRESENT '„, „„„ ot WooabrUje1. After Survey ARE TO BE DEMANDED ,,.,xr». The whole tubject the opinion of experts who of the First National Bank Association moved into the have surveyed conditions here for iled. It will listen to stoi^ ^.Idling the price of the pro- iind Trust Company, in 1931, the open this j week. Teachers sub- a banking syndicate interested in iea of the warden, guards . „ the taxpayer! Wat dit-municipality has been seriously . fl a year -|o and the iden mitted 20 alternative propositions, and attendants, all of whom- hindered in efforts to come out ranging from restoration of the refinancing the municipality's thilnned". It can be no better debts. . will be a?ked to waive im- . ihan then. of the depression. It thus re whole- 20 per cent, slash to small boosts for admittedly underpaid Conferences were held yester- munity from prosecution. ' maineel for Ambrose Mundy to in day by Frederick A. Spencer, chair- ;tshey womnn, at the Stnd- itiate a movement to restore an instructors in the lowest salary Startling irregularities, un- brackets to Morrison D. Christie.. man of the Finance Committee, in imaginable laxity ana flag- minission's dinner, said al- adequate banking service. Mr. Christie as chairman of the mpany with Township Attorney h n paid rent regularly,, shee Already"ireaay, iti is learnedluaraea,, approXapproxii- Board of. Education's Finance ieon E. McElroy, with the town's rant favoritism will b«_ 'lilt - taxes on the property mirtely half of the necessary cap- Committee, suggested, at ^Monday inandal advisors, the syndicate's brought to light asfcommoh" II in arrears. This was-a '*•! has-been pledged and mdica- 'night's meeting of that body that hvestigators and Julius S. Rlppel, occurrences in the institu* for Tax Collector Trainer t«>n« are that the remainder will the letter and its varied .proposals irominent Newark financier. As tion. mid out promptly the name •>« fortheimmi? m « very few days, be considered when work compil- result, It Is expected now that wner and immediately pro- In fact, a meeting is being plan- •he complete program will be in Unheard of freedom for, • •"•" fo" r>"' aom• some "We oa nexy next week. wees, whe, wnen n i 'ny the middle of next month. Zi Jtha ilrt o"o he in- i"K W institution are said to' be ^teacher s' stateme nt with R certain "influential" inmatel \ndcrs_Tf, District Clerk, Mr. An i nvestigation by John C. reducing properties on «ye of 'consummation. AndcrsOTr, District Clerk, JonetiTO Of St. Petersburg, Fla.,, will startle higher authorities P P H •hristie explained, because it was of the state and county, a> no aS8fsme nU have been U i* understood that the dlr__- ddressed to himd personallb^y and ireident of the National Asaocia- years. How 'bout it? torate has been informally decided lot as a Hoard member. ion of Assesment Officers on be- j well as the public at large. mlf of the banking group, show-1 and that its prospective members Janitors Waive Claim Even desperate and dan* . -i _ .i %i D • i nil have the respect and confidence •d that the average assessed valu- j ;"lU,°i i* Ne*Bru "iwlc,k jof the community. This personnel The finance chairman also said ition in the Township is 42 peri gerous criminals—such at break d_.l . .-no.. Mow Io |h__ ,,_._ intervfewe(, alrea(iy by hat janitors of the system have Edward Metelski, whose t used to be known at Jer- :ent. of the true valuation. The, Mr. Mundy and everyone chosen inanimously voted to accept award inanciers feel that this average | spectacular "break" of last Juitice. Althouib Middle- with extreme care. Available in- if pay increases to three under- lias received many telling should be increased to insure suf-1 Saturday shocked New Jei> formation is also to the effect that paid workers without campaigning Acient revenues to meet the obli- 11 .«i, against thii ancient rec- .'or general wage boosts. The sey from end to end—will be or.j the lituation uncovered in on page five gations which would be imposed 1 three are Fred Beisler, School 11 under tha refinancing plan. shown to have enjoyed a hos- i Luunty hnoscf ow, which per- John Peterson, Fords v]|4, and milled asup* of elM «f the molt A Difficult Taak pitality beyond belief * .rank Burgisser, Iaelin 15. All Abolition of the fir« districts is d^grrout criminals in recent three operate large schools at sal penal authorities and with- \ ', ry, ii the moil sickening of probably the moat difficult step 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL aries which have been twice cut by that could be asked. From time out regard to rules and regu- ill But the lituation didn't de- agreement when they took the vel,>p overnight. It obvioualy to time, there has been vague talk lations. jobs and again by the general re of such a move but it has never de- Other equally loose meth- ;>i much of iti growth while MISSING JN FORDS duction. i% Sheriff Alan Ely, theoreti- veloped to any real extent because ods of management, or mis* ' , The teachers' presentation o; of the tremendous pressure exert- ully, wn head man. And yet the possible courses the Board ma; management, were freely I Ely it named warden pro- ed by the several individual com- Police Preii Search For take, Mr. Christie said later, in panies. Separate assessments and acknowledged yesterday by '-. Adele Ward, Gone eluded proposals for general raise collections are made under the SheWff P. Hen_K».r H-rrdtajt' ' to be hoped that, in event of Conlinueti on page five present system and it is felt that ski'n return to th« jail he wu', who admitted the unpopu-r For 10 Days a duplication of cost and effort is This INDEPENDENT staff photo was taken at the Middlesex County Courthouse shortly. or \ep» iiiadvertently freed involved which might be avoided. larity of his sudden appoint- I, they will manage to keep a before midnight last night. Mary Truchanoirrcz, 21-year-old Newark cafe singer, is shown just ment of former Sheriff Allen A vigorous search of restau Mr. Spencer said he was "very after she had signed a confession that the had supplied the desperate Edward Metelski with the a per watch. You already know well satisfied" with the progress being trapped in Newark. rants and road houses is being; • gun he used in miking hit escape Saturday night. Metelski is charged with killing State Trooper Ely, hia predecessor in office, I nude for 17-year-old Adele Ward SANTA PAYS VISIT that h«s been made toward the re- as temporary warden, in financing plan but pointed out Warren Yenser in Avenel on November 9. jof Fords, pedice revealed today. whom even the political ''•''•-! Defendrri of the Ely rofin* [The pretty brown-haired girl hat TO NURSERY CLASS again the amazing amount of de- try to iny that he disapproved been missing for 10 days. tailed effort which must be com- leaders of the county, ac- tl ihe ja.il administration bat Investigators base their prob' pletftd before it can actually op- cording to the Sheriff, are tii helpless to remedy it. Why? on the theory that Miss Ward L Keasbey Children Givei erate, Inside Story Of Metekki's Prison-Break Reveals Him, obviously none too well Th.it of course was an important 'working as a waitress. According The purpose of the program is pleased. - ' pi: t of his job. ""to the authorities, the girt alleged-1 Party; Women'* Units 1 place the pnyrMnti-of ,the muni- I pality's debt on a scientific basis, "It's only t-mporafy7' MfT* or ,„ i 1>' told her parents, who live at 10 A SutyectedMler,AWow With The Women~2Of'Em Help With Giits > reduce interest charges and to Harding explained, "and "V ?atore a cash basis. .here the necessary~ arm~ s were to ifie Wanted To 'Show Up' lay be changed at any mo- I Santa Clas visited State-spon- Night Club Singer Signs ie obtained. ment. I've yet to conswlt • ! sored Township Nursery School at Mrs. Metelski, also named Mary, Wife, Who Agreed vith the organization," h. j Keasbey this morning. JERSEY CITY MECHANIC Confession She Took ilked at an assignment to bring ...... v _...... j There was a tree, a party with a rod. Eager to outdo her rival To Be Decoy ,dded, "and I'll of course do lnc S "f a hot, has been seriously <" »I»["-HI-»I»-- »• me K»< UI. | oranges, candy, *ica. cream and \EATS HI-JACKER LINK Gun To Prisoner -r the man's affections, the late- whatever the leaders say. •I and it's no small wonder! IJl'i;emt|pr 8 Jv»s reported to police j Santa Claus cookies presented tu ipot «ntertainer offered her ser- 'ays and means of eluding the m a strict party man_ you Edward? Metelski might be ' — s. Metelski arose to the occasion "ully familiar with all the ii}- for each litle girl and trucks for ip a revolver but that she could vn Committee hai met with Of Whiskey From er, but he certainly was a leliver it into the hands of her, ith the boast that "she could take ;ricate workings of the of- universal pratie and ap- .the boys which the Junior Wom- wowVith women. Keating, Egan Promoted an's Club Girls gave. It was all Truck Here man. re of him." Whether she actual- Ice." . - ••- P' • J I at the promotion of "What About The Warden" '• ire E, Keating from Detec- ver ythrilling for the 40 tots at His leisurely escape from j made the boast is immaterial be- This, in a nutshell, was th« I To 2 Police Captanc'm the party. Efforts to link a 19-year-o That detail disposed of, she al- lause she and the warden were .Sheriff's excuse for falling to glv* Srrfeaat to Captain. State eged, the next step was to find > »unty officials long have Awards for outstanding merits d cnnnin together around New Brunswick ;he jail that supervision the courtf •;ni_ed Captain Keating's It's Captain Ki'Hting and were made to Marion Bedics for gin-mills while the escape was in and prosecutors and the law-abid- 'y but hia own town was a Captain Egan from now on. gaining 14 pounds since the open- r s SHELL OIL AIDS TOWN irogress. ing public in general expects. Proiivitinns in rank have ing of the Nursery S,cho6l, to Fran- :his week. Michtel J. Philips, the I* act.ve co-operation Actual transfer of the gun cam., Upholdi Appointment >low «t it. However, it's the • late than never! ht'un Riven to Detective Ser- ces Uornefka, Gloria Larsen, Lilly o-th whom Officers Dunham and . SPRINKLEJCMAS CASH the statement averred, while the In fact, Sheriff Harding, who i« iromit (.ii'iirg. E. Keating arid Papp for attendance, health and h W f hnnrl t linger and the slayer were seated harged with supervision of the to Serjeant John Egan, the i of the American co-operation, to Jean Mesarik and lide hy side in the lawyer's room (Continued on page eight) former to Senior Captain and Municipal,School Employes $f the jail and after through some aii expected to join thi- Kuan l» Junior Captain. Ru- John Toth, for next beat in re- • I"Economy League in op- sponse, and to iLouise Brodniak, Each Get $20 Note ingenious feinting they were able mors have been circulated for 'o divert Metelski's counsel's at- • !n- bonus at present. Sure- some time that the new ranks the baby of the class, who is two mg ht 'MAYOR'JAILED! 1 Captain (We E. Keating of , ' . , , : for The Holidays tention. rcmnins u reasonably ]>n- would In established, hut the years old. ••li'tm-nt among the ex-sol- The Nursery School is now on the police said drivers of a truck A. blonde a few days ago bul 'I handed the gun to him," she .cliangi' was not made until carrying aValuabk whiskey (largo vividly titian now, the girl con Municipal and school board em But It's Kalman Ur, Avenel, i:'i'l| take n logicul viuw uf Monday night. year old and has met with out admitted, "and he, put it in a discovarfii-at Hwkett's" Garage in £«»ed to having supplied' Metel ployes got something of a break Who GOM To Workhoiue I'inn. It's pmhnlily ttuc The tcinpoviiry nppotntmcrtt Hlamliiur* success. S pocket which he raado ihudo his ;• ii nidii'iil minority favors the Township that the body'can-' W with the gut. loaded w>th foui this year. ;roua,_rs," r" of Patrolman Allen McBon- i Eack morning every child is in.- Vas had bon slit and ?200 worth jdum-dum bullets. _ This, she said Instead of being paid entirely •nt agitation. I spected by the nurse, Mr_. Mari- n Althfeufih her formal statement Familiarly known as "Mayoi ofv nt'll its head of the recently. of liquor stolen. Philips said he!> addition to continual encourage- in baby bonds as has been their Avenel," Kalman Ur, 46, of \lrnoH rri'iited .Bureau of Records | Gorton, before entering the plu.had found some whiskey in the i™^ and moral support generally fate for ever so long now, thiwas devoid of any unseemly ref r an official announce- room. The day begins at 8:30 erunces to the wife, except for on Avenue, was aent to the Counts' was mode permanent. ( road and told an involved story of 1 wasi her contribution to her l^ver i public workers Rot a twenty-dolla Workhouse for 60 days this week I inu&ry lit last, that the Every child has gained in weight a search for a stranded' friend,;"a3" foT freedom, note in cash in their pay envelope where she characterized her as " - iv Department's balance mental and social response. Ret dirty Liz," the confessed aide tori by Recorder B. W. Vogel on. a- $11.35 FOR ROGERS FUND one 'Inky' of Jersey City, to ac- She was, she continued, anxiou: at the mid-month salary day. Then drunk and disorderly charge pre- '•nulling over $51,000,000, ords for sleeping, eating, healt count for his presence at tha'ga-'to demonstrate to Metelski tha wasn't enough currency to g her rival to bits verbally. Sh Kit'of $11.35 for the Will VUUllI, iUL I1IU [..^"^ r~- „ . ferred by his wife. nor Hoffman now declarei Kojrors Memorial Fund from 's.tu-' andredn attendancare regularle ary egive keptn. dAlnl chi her love was deeper, more demon around to give everyone his enti .made no bones of the fact that sh -ill finish the year in the i drewatern ar, coe regularld liver yoil give, fruin tdrink juices ,o rage at exactly the same time as would have "done anything" t Peter Prinkivik, 55, of Robert ik'iits of Woodbridgu High Sdmol i water, cod liver oil, fruit juice, th. truck's. ' strative than his wife's, When thi salary, so the local officials deckle Wl.at became of the 150,- • " • rl ii hohott dinnerdinner,, ttw o hhour s nap andd a subject of the jail break first was help her man and said that orig- Street, Sewaren, was placed on pro- No solid evidence copld be dis- the faires,t way wqs to divid^ ' bation on a Bimilar complaint. So ii ilifference? Maybe the discuased, the question arose ove" up equally. ' i inally she Kad planned to meet him > it criminal is clamoring PULMOTORSAVES LIFE f cause of the ifticertointy of th Correja Avenue, accused of a*. Claus to the Town, coming up wi aault and battery. a large tax payment. (Continued on page 5) i I thi' Governor wua only Jupiter,SaturnAndVenusJoin^dToGuide Woodbridge Fire Aces Re- ••" liia Interviewers in vive A Hopelawn Woman 1 'ii, the other day, when '••'• was down there "doing Pulmotor expetts at Woodbridge Carols, Special Services In The Churches Unas shopping"! ShepherdsToBethlehemlstChristmasEve _^re Headciuar.ters were credited the planetarium 2,000 years, rep- suddenly as they came, two with saving anower life this week, •» .niitaU. the (act that |By LUCY FERGUSON GREGORY globular giants having crashed resenting the distance of *965,- ^hey revived Miss Rebecca De- 5.-, JOW, 32, of 90 Lee Street in Hope- Introduce Christmas, Most Sacred Festival •••-Elect Clee, alino«« •!-.- I »/.„& \0 the sUr which they in a celestial head-on collision 800,000,000 miles traveled In that Anu Ul lawn, who was overcome by coal »l«d, blocked The Iff 'saw l/tne.east-' , went • --' merging Into a single hall of period of time by the earth To.the accompaniment of • Ira sessio_ » n p_f> Ath e iLegl J__i_.f and stood eas Wednesday night. Radio Pa- them, till it came llame and throwing out a heav- around the sun, anfl shows the trolmen Bishop and Goveltiz sum- carols and special services in ll»t inland*land*. IeIeiali.i-i I over where the young child was. enly splendor born ol fierce ;hree planets of the constella- moned the fire company's emer- all the qhurches throughout "hlinh g in New J(eriey. If • For centuries Chrfctlans have combustion? Christmas I racketeers w«r« able to tion Pisces, the ^aforementioned gency specialists after a neighbor the township, Christmas, apcepted- this chronicle of the Barton'i Belief had telephoned the alarm to head- ' tluwn" the New York and mlrwele ot the Star of Bethle- Saturn, Jupiter and Mars, draw- most sacred and revered of THE FINE OLD English carol which chants so ""I Hangs, an the pteteme Professor William H. Barton, quarters. hem as just that-a miracle, Jr., of the Hayden Planetarium, Ing closer and closer together all the Christian holidays, gaily "Christmas comes but once a year, sing good '"<_ up the enUrprlie, it unquestioned and unexplained. - ' Knottier of thoie things. newest marvel of the American until they form a single brilliant will be ushered into Woodbridge. cheer, sing good cheer," exactly expresses all that Part pi the faith of the religion ; Independent Doesn't Ask While all of Woodbri_dge Town- In all Its various forms, Pro.est- Museum of natural History in point of illumination. ''i |iroperty«t Green Street New York City believes, the Star ship, along with the rest of the this newspaper can spy-today. The season's greeting r d Catholic allKe uie The astronomers who adhere Nor Take Money For Puffs world, is anxiously awaiting the Av.nuVi rei.tTr'ely'too!anrand Catholic cpnsteila of Bethlehem may nave been to you! And that phrase, too, is fragrant with all the I "me Basese,, and Infinite-infinite-i story-ostory off ththee brllllan cpnsteia caused by the triple conjunction to the theory that the fevered coming jal this day, Christmas will rf Due to repeated inquiries, • . !_ ..Jin ...UInU constellation was a real star come aa a double blessing to the exultant joy of this, thefhappiest of all weeks in the I iensive to repair and tion which lilighteg d thhe wawayy toof three planets, one ol the rarest it becomes necessary for THE »r the Town CommjUeCmjUeee thth e manger Wherei the Ohrw. of astronomical phenomena, a make no suggestions as to its [harried store clerks and postal em- ,Christian year. That year is almost at an end. It hag INDEPENDENT to advise »11 ployees'who are now in the throes '• in respect of enlarg-> there a Gujr Tug- 1 The appearance of such i and the choir, under the direction Bethleham was. What kind ot and Mars, and was the first to lor them. season to.you all: Merry,, Merjy $jj*i»tmas! ^o local Adminiitra- phenomenon to the worldly This is not o. THE INDEr of Eric Goodman, wil reader a star was'It? Indeed, was.it a suggest that It accounted for the program of llturgkal music. Jean- " would properly gr»e» star at all, In the modern ac- wise Magi, who followed It tc PENDENT has not and will I Maniion—if and when Star of Betbleham according to the lowly resting pi " "-- not use this method of .obtain- nf^ta Johtuwn will be at the re- II ceptance of the word? Was It science as well as the biblical cently-Installed organ and will b« in the Church Auditor-1 «4c«|, J» «*di>rthe »>>ould lak* it owl not a cornet rushing through new-horn babe, teacr. ing revenue and it wishes to space? Or was it what astion.- rccorcicorjJ.. Is m • imi lhr«Hl| ik» omers-flail a. "nova" or n»w star, In•' demonstrating the extra.' i of those Transient luminar- ordinary illusion of three world, glow magnificently melting, into one, Professor Bar 1 H»,|, t M* the projector o WOODBRIDGE INDESPENDFJ FRIDAY, DECRMRER 20, 1935 I'AI;K TWO Announce Honor Roll 5-Hour Dinner-Meeting Delays SohtionToJanuarylSMs Of School JUNIOR VOGUE Wooflhridpe Township has sold $!i72,,r> 10.8-1 worth of For 2 Fords Schools But Finally Turns Stadium Drive Into A Civic Issued Novel Program (JIX delinquent property dur- 1164 SMITH STREET PERTH AMB01 Party Sponsored By Theinc IPS'*. NEXT TO PUBLIC SERVICE Tlu' Studiuni under oon- According to fiffures sup- First Term Grades Told In plied by Tax Collector Mich- ^tnitiinn off the Superhigh- Parent-Teachers' Asso- ael J. Trainer to the Town- Schools 7 And 14 way li"'.\vcen (ireen Street ciation Wednesday ship Committee, tax sales conducted thrring the Inst Before Holiday and thn Cloverleaf finally I'upil:' of Sihool II, Fords, prc- twelve months amounted us 1 Give Her : wfis a ci'.'ii issue in the town- •.•med an entcrtnininp propram follows: , " •••• • - i'..r iiflfc ^.^ •• Wednesday at a pnrty sponsored Jan. 14, S63,3• the Fo-'ds Parent-Teachers' As- 14. $54,2113.87; March If. N'.. Hc>« the ...v. • . balance of tin- ^ociatimi. *60,(m.l8; April IB, $18. *r...... t .hart in the $p(p,(inti Those taking part in the enter- O70.9H; May 15, $60,012.18 CORREC \v!v WPA project is to he finaticeii re- !•i tainment wore: June 10, $80,918.62; July 15 •T L'i'a'!'~ mained an unsolved problem after S18.772.51; Aug. 16, $21, 150 representative citizen? can- Recitation "Merry Chflstmas to Srliool No. 7 All." Mnrie Eriekssn; operetta, «05.55;Sept. 10, $219.RR9.fi7; r vassed the subject at a Jive-lur.ir Thinl Ki>:icic'' . Klv»ni)f Ken'irk. "Christmas in Merry Enpland," Oct. 10, $250,992.64; Nov. .In iiu Mant Krma Marposzy, dinner-nvttinj Tuesday niirht. 15, • $79,539.66; Dec. 10, POSTURE! Biit it is at long last a problem fifth and sixth grades; Christmas Joanne > ,\< KiK.ifT, Elvira T":h, (nu ols. Elmer Aldington, ' Irvin $23,013.25. Harry (ilick. lltibevt Kutchcr, removed lrom decision from the Citizens' Stadium Commission, Klanohnrd. Raymond Jensen, Hun's IVdOr^iMi. .lohn I'ptt'rson. (luonther Heidorn, Charles Han-; Julia Yuhas. , transferred to the township's citi- S Dr. Posner't Scientific Shoe* have been design- Fourth wia'ie•. Klmnor Pupo- zens and elated for finnl vote on when deU'jrntcs rt-pii ed to support the child's body in proper balance. lii-verly August WeiBand Theodore Ur- \ CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Muui'i',. Lnrrninc f'rickj-flj,^,., - (!«!«..-H'.ntjnj iirKTitliiations «t Tuesday > ; sen, Howard Hellegaard, Howard - Hicks, Gtrmairii - - I Madison, MTc'Kae'I"nieT(T(TlSlrp'isD--»- i » i- in This will hJp to prevent curved spine, hollow Stiinkiivin'h, ,I»hn Ejfan. Wnlrer* their groups. All of which i- the loicU. Robert Knu>lsen, ' Harvey OetVKtS Alt AtmOtMCtd by Mikkclspn, Mil ford N>ali«, rhrin- otijjf''>me hoped from the dintjer by chest, sagging stomach and other ills. tiann Mikki'lwn. Bertha Nnfjy, Jamc« S, Wight al the Commission '""Difck-lho Halls." Muryel An»c-; A. F. Randolph At , They are handsomely styled shoe*, loo, that will Iloris I'erry, Kli'sinor I'fcitTn, idea ot^ tht^School Board election said are increasingly being nar- ert Wedell, Veronica Dudik, Irene „ *.,. , .„ ,„ .„__ n, Louis Kutcher, be to Jcnnctte Krick.-^.., -•—--- Ml, „ ballot in February as a separate rowed by the growth of urban Coffey, Helen Balars and Mary «. Famil.ar carol..will be BUM, Bfttv NUoUJi,. Louis Banko. Kay--a - finBnC0 the ?«ond item, and Mr. Ward's high-pres- civilization. then a hvmn 3o To w r moml S"|owinski, Jrarpam *p - Droje"ct'nnw'that the $17,000 fjrada - Kemenv ' ' 7 , " M- Kiucksen, Jacob Iiei- '- '• ••--« '-•- A-- sure camphrgn, which has worked Stephen Hruska, pre«id«nt of •< liiizi, p'ranco i.•.><....«. - niK is practically complete, An- nemeny. ^ ,Carol Reyder will read the Scrip- successfully in other communities the Commission; Louia Bertha, Pnmm tenliach. Steven Rimar, Stephen other vote indicated almost uni- president of the high school stu- A 0 Schin-idcr. James Vertes. Pris'.-illa versal approval. and which D. Harry Ford on Tues- "Yule tg " Ca/oW Harvey^rp-.The Beginner, Department dent body; William B. Turner of >awford, John Yanik, Michael;^" «"S *"*V* ,,A,.&?*£; SHOES Ivan, F.tlvl Kostu, Fred Kramer, Three Hours' 'D«b«U day stated he regard* the most the Board of Education; Arthur F. ^erick, Martin Paone. Bodo Muel-f ^ Lf"d will te». .^e Inn- Arthur M'kkvlsen, Euiforic I'u.-ika.-. The tonstmastcr trren advanced FOR BOYS AND GIRLS convenient, most practical and Brown nnd Mrs. Martha Zettle- Pr Mirbnpl Pprpr^nlf Cenrire keeper's Story" and Wdliam How- Helen Smalley. to the question of means. Xo de- M C Pet > G e g safest method. moyer spoke briefly. Mrs. Zetjle- White ' Clifford Ss A n dre w'«" TheSheph^'S Story/' B*tty School 14 cision was reached in three hours It was early established by vote Stephen Sharick, John Sch- Hewitt, Vivian Stetin, Jean Mer- Givi jtur chili comet lanct of (iebatp. hut ft seemed today that moyer announced the. Township Third crade, Phillip Pfi-ifftr. that the citizens present while Businessmen's Association plans a ft-inner, Walter Rively. ."11, Jack Short and Roy Sjmm will John Viikuhtk, Helen Morjrensen. the eventual decision will be adop- ar %r Glft to agreeing with Senator John E. variety show at the State Theatre "Spirit of the Yule Log," Harryi W I" t, All%' J" Arlene Nemeth. Gloria Sihearup. tion of the Stadium Commission's 'eddersen; 'Dance of the Flame/' y Many Other Living Stadium revenues, suggested by Buy Sun-Cleer News items phoned or mailed Room Suites Specially THE INDEPENDENT will be glad- the Rev. Cnrl C. E. Mcllborg} HOSIERY cyct pledges of definite amounts by the 29c PANTIES ly printed. t UNDERWEAR TTO Priced ABSOLUTELY FREE! $69 ° $295 f _^ Believe it or ifct, (oiks—it's true! With each purchase of THK SHKKHKST •••••••••••••*•••••••••••••••••••••••••••* $2.00 or over, on any kind of merchandise in our store, you will receive—ABSOLUTELY FREE—a pair of lovely pan- ITUic, - Ihrcni ANY WIFE ties worth 29c. This is our gift to you". •RINGLESS" Choose from These Gift Specials! HOSIERY 14.95 GUARANTEED FIR^T QUALITY $7.50 Scuop Chairs - $4.95 S2.5 Walnut (>d:ir Chests .. 8.95 99 $19.50 Clul) Chairs '. 12.75 |$i;i.75 Maple Chi'.st of Drawers OR MOTHER $.'i.5O 27 in. Throw Rugs 1.69 $(').!»o Boudoir Chairs 4.75 GIFT STOCKINGS Superlative 1 2.95 $29.50 Twin Studios - 19.96- $5.00 Heavy Comforters 1.95 Sheer $5ii Maple Bed'Reom Suites, H-pca. 39.80 $3.75 Silk Bed Spreads ..' 1.95 WILL REMEMBER $55 Maple Sun Room Suite, 3-pca. 39.00 $2.75 Carpet Sweepers Chiffons 49c , p 1.95 l-l/HIS JAl'AJiKSK SII;K ?4,HH d SSu n RRoo m SiSuitest , 33-pc s 29.50 $3.50 Maple Bridge Lamps 1 rl1 hl/KS HU, lo IUU. =»_• ""-' $15 Innerspring Mattress 8.95 $1.95 Table Lamps 1 ? AND APPRECIATE 6.95 $5.75 Floor Lamps '1 2y5 SPECIAL GIFT SALE! $11150 Coil Springs - $10150 Poster Beds '6.75 $6.95 Indirect Floor Lamps 3.95 ; Exquisite! 3 95 $5.00 Folding Screens ,2.75 $6.50 Coffee Tables' ' 9 THIS GIFT ON $49 Solid Maple Secretaries J9.00 $1.69 End Tabdes ...t » 149 $2!) Walnut Desks .'.. 17.50 $2.75 Book Trbughai SILK SLIPS B9 $29.50 fi-pc Breakfast Sets 22.75 i $1.25-Hassocks MANY A MONDAY 19.95 $1.59 $24.5yzi.au0 Stewart-Warnesiewan-warner nauiRadiuo is.ao ipou.u$39.00v nmAm,. uncniiaOrientail ivugRugos 24.98 llllllr to St-ll a« t!!.OO! ••••*••••••••••*••••••••••••**•*••••****** MORNING TO COME! luilHirtr^ Krmch Lac SOLID PEGGED MAPLE OR BONE. I Superior (1 unlit> Pure Silk! Kx«!lUMUe Kiiiuroidery 11 White Finish Extension Table and For Sister - Hope Chest GENERAL •$ ELECTRIC I \» more tlmii H lu H C'uNl»mer! 4 Chairs

\ (Hit Salt- (i. Warm Her Heart WASHER PURE ZEPHYR WOOL As Silent at a Kitten's Purr Twin Sets & Sweaters GIFT LINGERIE Hcff y (Mi'Il flUll lOVvly *Tt*H- Compare these $J.88 and $2-88 tiiMM ilnull thrill uml (Ie|lK>il Distinctive G-E Features VOlir frlfHllN. ! I. 'Our ('uutrul' «rinner mtoilirr , <;-K mlrjli'l?. •1. A( TIVATOII — \>ll»Iie» ilc.IUi-. •uowy wlltltf. li. I'enuuueut Lubrlt'utlou. 4, Motur.Frruul)le-'l'1ree C!-K. Ty. laruvHy llmln Ilime. •I- Nlliuit Uttru, 7. U-K liuurnutee. A well built beautiful Prices Start at • I..-.I thtit ii tho "apple of every girl's eye' Sit wiH thunk you fof thii. NO Sow it today. Many to .95 inuuie fluill. DOWN Made of Superior Silk 18 wp TripU Sil||Htel« - SpUsh Proof Equipped PAYMENT 44 LEPPER'S... REYNOLDS - CLEER STORES!! "LEADING THE WAY IN STYLE AND PRICE" 2 Door* From STATE ST. E PERTH AMBOY 112 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY 283 MADISON AVENUE :RIDGE INDEPENDENT , DECEMBER 20, 1985

SURVEYING: TIIE AVE1NEL FIRE COMPANY

ident- ; ,l(.lm Potraa, secretary; Shntileski, Frank SchwagHaH. •lohn Rcmins, financial secretary; Paul Solomon, Martin Thulleson, iinil Chmlees Sicsscl, treasurertreasurer.. Otto Toepfer, Hiram Tuttle, < <>m Miirolld IIlnnsonl , now firsi t assistant JJohhn UrbaUb n and RuRu- 1 '•liiol wililll succeeill ChiChieff TTjornej - dolph Voelker. Tii,,«i at midnifchu'"-';i".'""t a weel"k "frol m Mr. Foerch submitted his rc»i(t- luisnay. WillWilliai m Kuzmiak. is sec- I nation \frhen he was elected to the I , (;Rrl Swetits forc- Township Committee but hi« col-1 CLOSING OUT an, Henry Kennedy, assistant leapcues naked him to withdraw it. reniiin. and (deorpel " RfRufff i 135 HAND BLOCKED r. Benjamin Clark is jresident of the Commission and Mr. Urban vice- There! ;nc two sets of three president. •rothers' on the roll: Andrew, FELTjsHATS nink and John Hacker and John, Carl Nier «s«'ph ami Michael Petrag. Heads Exempts $o - *o ""i io.8o 'IIher members are: Commis- Carl Nier heads the Exempts' ioner John A7,ud, Frank flran- Association. Renee Schwartz is VALUES iinei, Harold Deter, Patrick Do- vice-president, Mr. Donato secre- tary, Mr. Kromer treasurer andj Come Early For B«»t 'ili •ntn, John Krceg, Francis Fltz- . •••« .'•rnld, Charles Flynn, Commis- Stephen Miklosy sergeant-at-arms, Selection — intier Fnerch, Commissioner Twelve men founded the unit •<;»rtt(.' Fox, TJeorire- Hackett, Ja- in 1913. They were: Joseph Biz- While They Last oli Herman,, Williaiomm HofffSMBgHofpesang,, dery, Edward A: Moran, Fred Cio 1 Kuchyak, Albert Lucas, eetura, Edwin J. Perry, Emil C Ifiiry ikl.iiKkiei , Chnrlcs Mezera, Erhnrt, Joseph Praver, Edward L. ail N'ier Arthur Peterson, Henry iFftttan, Henry Striker, Andrew n. William PeFTta, Joseph'< FUSS, Joseph azatro, Ruttorph Hun- A Sensational Sale for all Women! njahmnn, William Russell Henry vnk and William N. Van Sylke, lohn Tjornelund Harold Hanson 225 GORGEOUS Chief Fir»t Assistant .•nsivi' mndcvnizalioi l.'i men on the active roster of th M iipniciit Is ])l;iiuu>(l for unit. All ••itteinhiifr .|(l'',. of th GENUINE culls ale paid an anhunl stipend o •; year-old Avenul Fire $12, dilferin^ from the practic GIVE PRACTICAL FUR TRIMMED ;,:iny. the group of 44 in some of the township's com parries which reward the .25 at COATS , volunteers which cov tending the most fires with a $2 THE IDEAL GIFT REGULAR $15 VALUES .ilmost seven square fee. The regulation that -any can FOR HER of the' towtiship, in didate for rating m an excrrip A COAT OR DRESS (/ GIFTS THIS CHRISTMAS .-,(; JI part of Colonia antl must answer 6fl < of his district' ',,u-i-lt'ftf m'clion nf Wood alarms for seven consecutive, yean • Sports Included Thi" is th* fifth district. I Htill holds, however. Reciprocal ar- • Warmly Interlined ,, i, il by n 14-year-old truck rangements for quick assistance ijii-i niveii valiant service in cmcrKoncioB, made with both • Newest Fabrics . u |i, the commissioners be- Kahway and Woodbridne, protect • Sizes 14 to 48 iv soon bejrin to cost more the district in [he event of sudden in , awl replacements than up of calls. iniii'hiiie would rpquirv. Until this Jtar, when Chief ipiestiun, Commissioner Tjornelund initialed an inter-ecini- i ,,riili stntrs, probably will |iany bowling |en(;ue which has h. district ballot in I'Yhru- j had an immediate success, the M- cinl life of the rompany was large- 1 ly limited to their monthly busi- DRESSES , i-liiinn, tin ' rniiiininsion is IIV; with plans fur the in- ness meeting, foit-nijflitly lire drills and annual dinner and in- ,;; "of ciiflit (i;imewi'll sit:- 1 stallation of officers. \IIW, how- • i li.ixv lit utriiti'tfii puinls. ever, four teams howl every Fri- Holiday Fashions .truction of II mytU'i'n si- day oil KahAfay iillev's afnnietweon i|i.. tire liniisc and careful SO and H"i of the members rcRU- ii the c\iran«iiiii of the sot- REGULAR $5 $6 attend. ANDIRONS VALUES tn Avenel Woman's Club, the volun- All New Holiday Shade* •I its prc>.eiit arroiiKe- 30 B. OPEN TOPS . $3.00 S1.00 Leis' I.ailivs' Auxiliary (formed in Material! W ith the Steel Fitiuipmciit I'.WO) nnd the Kxeinpts' Associa- Womin'i and Minei' .... blucks down Aveiiel tion all meet in the fire house. 4 B. BALL TOPS . $3.tX> Stylet 1 from the lirehmise, the com- Louis Kromer 3505 OPEN TOPS $3.00 Individual Modeli i- proud of the speed with Is President 3 it responds to ulurins. mien at the Seen plant now Louis Kromer is president of the 3570 DIAMOND TOPS $4.95 i. II ms by telephones, blow the company, Joseph I'etra.s vice-pres- whistle iiiicordiiiK to u code 3532 B. A. B. SQUARE TOPS $8.75 l rails and so summon the MOTHERS! Bring the Children •'•ers. Chief John Tjorne- AIR-CLIPPER'S CAPTAIN 1981 B. A. B. BALL TOPS , $9.75 To Our New now cdiiipletinir his second in the post, boasts that rare- CONFIRMS FOR SILVER SIFT mure than tw» minutes re- ••d to net the truck on it way Radio Enthusiast Listens To BENCH TOOLS SANTA HAS A FREE GIFT FOR EVERY CHILD •!!>' lite. ..mixed 1931, Big Ship landing In ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT iHiilidfttini Territory Philippines FOU MEN AND BOYS /UPPERS .'ii- present cujnpnny was or- ed in Januury 1, l!M'.t and in- "FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY" 'M'utuil six weeks later. It eiui- Ofticiiil confirmation that his 12" COMPASS SAW 33c iteil territory formerly cover- short-wave radio set was listening ;>• several small and competi- tn the "China Clipper" as that HAND SAW ._ - 95c units usini; antiquated equip- monster flying boat prepared to •i. Its own first apparatus, land in the Philippines on its maid- 9" SMOOTH PLANE $1.79 •f Tjomeliinil smiles, was anen trip was announced today by hand-drawn chemicul puniper Paul I!. Silver, radio enthusiast of 14" JACK PLANE $2.29 reserved fur the company's U'ih Alice Place, Wooilbridftc. Cap- mpt Association in parades. tain Edwin Musick of the airplane / 'ho truck now in use was wrote Mr. Silver from Alameda, Other Gifts in tools, Fine Screens, Etc. prominently 39 irht in r.»21 mill the handsome Calif., informing him that the.clip- House nn the coiner of Aveiiel per's ruilio operator hfid verified displayed and reasonably priced. •et and the Superhighway wns the information and the call-let MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOFT SOLE SLIPPERS ted nine yyars Inter, being de- tern given by the Woodbridge lis- I'ell on January 1, l'j;!(», on thetener. At the same time, VK3ME With or without heels—Felt or Leather. In every want- nization's 17th birthday. Be- of Melbourne mailed a verifica- ed color. AH sizes. that, the. company had work- tion card on another broadcast to Mr. Silver. He now has reached W00DBR1DGE LUMBER CO. 'mm heuili|Uiiiteis built nml • ••I by the volunteers them- 4-10 stations in 67 countries. $t) EC I A L$ . on Hyatt Street. Interested in radio for 23 years, Tel. Wood. 8-0125 at. however, lay in the path Mr. Silver held an amateur's li- '•'. 'lite 2*i arid wnr t«k«» ftlttl', isc \n 1 it 1 Ii but later abandoned 437 RAHWAY AVE. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. FROM PERTH AMBOY'S OUTSTANDING .• State in a $ I.MlO settlciiienl work in Morse* transmission. He the Superhighway was con-now uses a 12-tube set sold com- • i-il. The cumniUsionors built mercially. • -w brick building. DuriiiK the TCYLANt BEAUTIFUL "CURLY TOP" THE POPULAR "G" AND 39 •nths renuireil fur its author- i and construction the corn- C "TOMMY" met at CharU^ Flynn's on DOLLS 98 UP GUNS CHILDREN'S BUNNY SLIPPERS — Genuine Sheep- • 1 Street. ELECTRIC LIGHTED .... $1.49 I ^ i ilund Serves When Winter Blusters and Blows. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE skin - Soft fleecy linings - with large bunny face trim- i I wo Ye«s Auto Transport ming - Sizes 6 to 2. Flynn wiis to have- been PAINT TRAILERS • ast yeaT but was the victim SETS Enjoy Summer Warmth Indoors! CHILD'S LARGE SIZE . iirulytir stroke in lit:!:!. Mr. 18 PC. CHINA • kind served us First Assi.st- SEWING OQc 1 'i'.ef at the time and was au Cold Weather is more easily TEA SETS up ally promoted to Actinj 491, His regular term this year SETS STREAMLINED TRAIN endured when your home is 100 TOYS IN ONE" him the first leader in the SETS QO 59 . of the company to serve 1RECTOR "Lionel" 3 cart t/O mi-. Incidentally, now with- always comfortably warm. ETS up and 104 inch track lays of I'i'tii'inx. the chief 29 the term for future offi- Full Line of Complete Assortment WOMEN'S SATIN BOUDOIR SLIPPERS mlil be iciiRtlH-ned to three Soft Suedine Solei and Quilted Silk Lining*. Beautiful pattern! CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS and lively colored trimmingr — All tiiei — Plenty to chooie from. far in r.i;jr>, the t. . . CARDS i :,1 lires. Last year there DECORATIONS . .dai-ms. Most of them were •iieh uml blun-s fruin ttttd We can install a Toridheet burner in your WOMEN'S and MISSES' ,,, curs on the highway iv have been such serums present heating plant without shutting off the coal-trUin wreck on GALOSHES Avenue last'August when the heat supply long enough to inconveni- ..ipeline burst into ence the household. Then you will have Regular $1.29 79 . . onipany .stayed «"' ''my Warm Fleece ronsecutive hnur-s. Hiicn MEN'S ALL LEATHER EVERETTES ,-Icrtric wires came (Iowa UNIFORM HEAT. Never too much or too Lined - Black Soft Kid Slippers with soft padded lole*, very comfortable, mak- a- a nasty situation. Ine. and Brown ing an ideal gift for any man — Sizes 6 to 11. . the way, was the only little heat. Any selected temperature main- A Real Appreciated Gift i,,!ly, a fall custinK him a tained at uniform level. ; !. ure-cu|>. ;IM oinliary. i-xph sion BOYS' $2.49 • nery store on Aveiiel AUTOMATIC HEAT. No more furnace , io.i.s from the Seen plunl, i.'ier, l!l'J;i, torch jtih rc- chores. Carefree, dependable heating ser- t TCEH the l'iscatelli insurance vice. : year, may rate as the JHCEJ •M is lire in the company s 95 il'hmiifh the hurriinK »' CLEAN HEAT. No coal dust, dirt, soot or WOMEN'S—Leather., Velveti, Lappent, Mules with back itrapi, .nil. Imuse on, St. (ieorves D'Onayt and Juliets. All sizes . '-lit years ago when rreu ashes. Less house cleaning. MEN'S—Everettea and Operas—Black or BNrown. Leather soles— a $1.79 was chief ul»o «« " rubber heels—sizes 6 to 11+ r 'najnr liroportiotis. CHILDREN'S—Boot, and D'Onays. All cdors. Sizes to 2. I'uinped i, ECONOMICAL HEAT. Scientific combus- If • ^^m :Ht Hour^ tion gets most heat from least fuel. Flame 1 .iiniary the truck now in BOYS' Hl-CUT SHOES WITH i .1 its last vital test when applied effectively. Ask our heating spe- STRONG USKIDE SOLES — . d :tr>u uullnns of wuttr » NO DOWN PAYMENT A GOOD STURDY BUILT i. a I.eosville Avenue junk cialist* to inspect your heating require- SHOE. SIZES 13 TO 6. i four consecutivo I""11" 36 months to pay. We arrange all ments .and quote installation and operat- •:,:i(Jl) feet of hose- ••- detail* of your fHA loan. Per- $1.49 ing cost?,, phone us today! w»* inspected and pas*- sonal attention. No delay. Children's SHOES • li.-dule UtttinK BiiriMHi ex- proniotinit the district SOLID LEATHER 1 SHOES, OXFORDS WOMEN'S LEATHER BOOTS u; risk to Class U- BLACK - BROWN Soft Fleece Lining. Geunine Sheepskin Collars—Sixes 4 to 9 •Iion Mi-. Flynn, there »_>' and STRAP PUMPS AND PATENT MEN'S EVERETTES ANDt)PERAS TORIDHEET OIL HEAT REGULAR $1-49. 98 SIZES TO 2. Soft Kid Uppers. Leather Soles. Rubber Heels. Sizes to 11 LESTER GRUBE ROTARY WALLFLAME OIL BURNERS ... OIL BURNER BOILERS 1IRST GRADE PRESSURE ATOMIZING OIL BURNERS ... AIR CONDITION^ FURNACES RUBBERS SATURDAY ONLY! ANTHRACITE COAL Woodbridge Lumber Company JUST 100 PAIRS KAHWAY 7-0490-J CHILDREN'S CASH PRICES in Association With ••«; $io.5o SHOES 1( STEPHENS SALES CORPORATION VALUES UP TO $1.W )vi: sii.oo BROKEN SIZES TO BIG 6 1 1 . $10.75 HEAT.NG IMCnmS -A.R M™™""^ N. j. 1 '-A $ 9.00 213A E. Front Street !l!( KWHEAT $ 7.26 i^urie Your Order MJ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2ft, 1935 I'AOE FOUR Mrs, Kocun Is Feted, Santa Claus Is His Name In V. S. Community Card Trinity Church Plans A ll looks n? thoimh pleasant. Cantata Pageant Receives Many Gifts But Other LandsHave Changed It Is Held In Hopelawn siniiini: Nick I.nriRnn i« Ruing tn yet his old job ns garbage Though Christmas Eve and Chri-tmas are as wicWv Si* Organiiations Combine collector nRnin. Observance To Be Held On Surprise Party Given For Mr. Lyntrnn served the town and jovouslv celebrated in Europe as tfiey Art? in America, T() Spon,or gig Party faithfully for many years, December 26; Sixty Jensen Avenue Resi- but was nosed out during the current period by a smaller Will Take Part dent; Many Present hid by Andrew Novak The proposals for 1336 were open- The Sundav School of Trinity In hon r <>f her twenty-seventh ed and read at the Township Church of iRelin, N. J. will present bihybirthday,, Mr?, Elizabeth Kocun switches them with twjg«( . and — was hel.l lasl Thursdaayy at the Vil Committee meeting Monday the Sacred Christ man Story in n us, or St. XichoU... pvw ., , rhri.tmw. The old Ufre , Ram in Hope lawn. Much night and Ijingan was low Cantata Pageant on Dec. 2(1, nt of .!en.«cn Avenue was (riven a sur- Santa y Kvo not 7:4."> P. M. , prise party hy a larjre group of everyone miniatures -f himself of ..fa,, footing" 1* Mill, praise is due Mr. John Cwk, the bidder, submitting n price of friends. Mr?. Kocun received sev- d devils. c-irried cut that nipht. for .chairman, and his committee foi $»>.(ii>0. There were four oth- Sixty children and young pec pie of the Sunday School will par- eral Rifts. " Christmas is celebrated in Aus- ^ is a time o{ celebnitinp and itheir untiring efforts, and also to ers in the isce, tfieir estimates ticipate in these Christmas exer- Included amonp tlftse present tria Wit presents are Ftippowd to i ie;ti _ j, j,, reffmrded as very the members of Uie Fire Dej*rt- running between Novak's of cises, consisting of recitations, were: Mr. and Mre John Koeun, come through' the Christ Child. On ]wU, f0 have „ dark-haired person ment. Athletic AMO*i.tioii, Repub- JS.000 and. IIO.N'U by Anton The Ideal songs and tableaux, repeating tlv Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer. Mr. 24 one room,, of the h >h fi •, t0 sft foot m one J hcahan (lub.. Democratim c Social Salerno of I'nion. ot m Christmas gospel. 'and Mr?. Peter Tobak. Mr. and Si shut off.. About fi IV M. « Jome ,ft,r midniishidniisht N*www Year'Years flubflub. RR*11 and Gun Club Mid the h d pened __ A Cantata, "The Xativitv," in Mr?. Martin HofTmBn, Mr. «H(i hell U nine the doors are opened Evp bu, ro m»tter what color Hopelatvn Businessmen j•( lub for Mr«. Hob Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Alex be Xmas Gift.... and evervone enters to find the i ,,„,,-; ha(r j, 0Ile must alway? bear it, hupe »ucce.«s both financially MISS DIXON ANNOUNCES !«'«_*"••« z\" _™*™? Folilhazi, Uo?e KorunKo, Clara Fold- Christmaristmas tree in all iit s splendorp , i iriff t HHost't s ji n tturnn offeff r fwfoodd andd sociallyill . mtmmiri uinui/iliT UffCI/^ uj-i"vni-j-.i>c members of the sen- hazi, Helri^HoffmanHff , MargareMagaret In Germany, SantSt * ClauClauss . the mi,! drink, a specially rich p»Mry. The proceeds of the card party. XMAS MIDNIGHT Ml/OlC ior class under the supervision of Surprise and appreciation — the Tohak, Amorosr Kocun, '.Joseph advance messenger of the Chrisrist ••black bun" being very popular, which were dose to two hundred tha pantor, Emily R. Graybill most important elements in any gift Foldhaii, Louis Hoffman, Mr. and rhd.V weeks.be; Billy Co«tt to Little Swedei dollar?, were donated to the fund Mr?, (ieorgi e SzoreyS , MrMr. and MrsMrs....,., , .rewardin- .. „g .. , . ' In Sweden children wrap pres- for needy children. Choir Will Sing Carols At ' ^ ,C(,njC bHckground of the are what you give whan you select « fore vOhrfrtmaflllr c g little town of Bethlehem and co«- John Kayla. Mr. and Mrs. ^iand punching bad children. He emB m.riain white r*P" and write ; Refreshments were served and gift of jewelry from our beautiful and KeW, Mx. ajid.ilra, J.Jl, h "r.-i haJJ..w«u» names; in .lb.?. '»repX4« funny-UUk verie on ike.com of [man}- valuable ppies were ftwarrt- 11:30 O'clock, States tnmin nonn, oriranist who will direct the Mi«s Helen.'R. E. Loener, First •Mrs. FVank Kocun, Mr. and Mr«. the good. the early Swedes made for their HyUueko, ler Mrs. V,. Christmas carols will he —FOR HER * —FOR HIM Charles Gastgeber, Mr, and Mrs. k Communttjr Chriitmii Tract children. Larson, Michael Sharick, Frances sung at 11:30 oVIhck. to be sue- ' "^ o ,hy Hnll. Edith Roll- Diamond Ring! Albert Poroski, Mr. and* Mr?. Gifts . are operied ^Christmas Skarzenski. Joe Pal, Henry His- e!I oro Ston« Ring! Every German city has its com- ceeded by the following musical ^ , .- ) Birthltone Rinf» Frank Pasztor, Mr. and Mr*. Am-munity Christmas t.i-ee, and every- F.ve! as Christmas itself is a reli lofT, Mrs. J. Kanick, Joe Nash. R( tty ScRn) AnRe s Signet Ringt brose Pasztor, one receives Christmas presents holiday; with long sleigh rides Kay Scaela, Mrs. KOCBJ, Mrs. F. program: - Robert Mounaey, John Shamy. Bulovv, Elgin and Ham- BU1OT», Elgin and Ham. | Alto Present to church. If the road leads i Kamuisky. G. Kooke, 9. Simon, 1 ilton Wriit Watchoi from a multitude of sources. If TowProcewionan Of Bethlehem,l Hyinn. "^ °D'^»^ ; BernarFredeifed Raamussenk Reiglht,, EmiShepherdsl Rolloff. , ilton Wriit Watch-. Mr. and Mr?.. John Tomko, Mr. servants do not have a pood through- forests the drivers carry j Andrew Lengyel, M. Stockel, A. Enamelled Drener Sett ; "Silent' Night, }' Robert Scank, Sr., Wisemen. Military Set. and Mrs. Anton Schmidt. MW Christmas, they often (juit on that lighted torches, throwing them in- IMatuszewski, Mr*. J. ' - Gritber; Kyrie in E Flat. Rose F'oroski, Miss Ruth Gati, Mi?s account. Kve'n traffic policenu-n ^to a heap ouUide the ch*urch door 'Mrs. P. Kaminsky, Mary Mltuszew- Travellers; Mary and Violet Compact! Lighten and CiRnt-cti Communion, in E flat-. Barbara and Phylis Moun- Caiei Rose Kayla. Ruth Feld, Irene Fen- in Berlin, driver? 'tn make a great bonfire, Hark. Cigarette Caies yves, Elizabeth Schmidt, Marcar- are reme ' " " ' ' ' "' " "•--•---•-= •• *•-•'- Emma heaping up packages at their j The "Julenisse," or "Christmas Braceleti Wallet* et Kovacs, Dolores Tomko. R"?c The officers distribute : Gnome." brings the Christmas Belt Buckle and Tir Kocun, Laclislaw and John Kayla. stands. Roiariei them to the poor. presents of Noi-wegian •WMHKI.' 1'older Seti Frank and William Kovacs. Frank In Holland, too. where he is sup- According to an old belief, gnomes Waterman Pent and »nd f'harles Koeun, Bobby K\;it. nosed to be a bishop from Spain, lives underground throughout the Kutcher, Anna Reyda France? . Pencili Parker Peni and P(-nnl< Otto and Allen Fohl. Mr. a"m! M; At the organ, Miss Di.xon's pro- '• • Claus comes earlier than he coun-trv and one must be kind to Silvffrey, Mrs. M. Osikovics, \\. gram will be: Recessional, "Hark Utto and Alien roni. .nr. aim ->:^. • » „, - ,, , , These Christina1 *1 memories will Steve Sotak. Miss Mary Sotak of . &ant« Clous comes earlier than he them or they wilK-bring misfor- Domyka, X. Dahl, Mrs. M. Cherc r- - - ,, ,, i iivrn: v " »-'"^lii«.' UICIIIUIH;? will WE ACCEPT WOODBRIDGE BONDS upfiose,d to carrv them off tu At the (Norwegian ChrJBtmns hary, Howard Nielsen, ^Frank_|.For The Barton Library Freddy ,Skckman's Mandalaj;\or- •?pifipifin with^WftwithWa , ' ' ' meal nuts We a populaf rtlm on Kochick, Joe -TVTiitney, Jfane I'hestrn will have a dnnce at the ESTABLISHED 1888 —Mr. and Mrs. Charlees Davis of The nnighg t of December 5 thi thi< menu. If by chance some one O'Brien, Theresa Romer, Mrs. N. Contributions'of old magazine? Clark Township Firehouse every DIAMO-NDS, WATeilBS & JBWEI;RY St. George Road were KNee w York I Spanish bishop comes i n a sleigli h j gets «Ti"alinond with two meats Toft, C. Fl^ofmann, Paul Lubcy ,Ui.lhii-ue»:.jltpartmenJ. .instituted.Sunday ,eycning. This _ coming City vrsitor^ttn Sm«h(r. • - - rdrawn Fy horse's aW smflrihc; mwstt OT Dltrllff-rattr trar'Titt- J. S>v£itzer* JoSepri Wdor, Mrs. 127 Smith Street PERTH AMBOY, N 1 at the Bm-ron Library were asked Sunday nmht will be Ladies Guest —Miss Edna Bryne.- Miss G«r- Moor down chimneys to fill the ; jnne' and asks a friend or relative Jer'off, Ida Sackett, Olive Scho- today by Samuel Gioe, Township N'iffht and all Indies will be admit- Or'BN EVE^IIWS- trudf McAndrews and Miss Patri' stockings of food Dutch children ; "to make filipine" with him. Each h'eld, Mrs. P. Nochta, Herbert Recreatinn Supervisor. He asked ted without charge, cia Bryne attended the Christmas vith prejitnts. The next morning ' then eats a kernel of the nut and Kutcher. J, Novack, A. Bawnek, potential donors to call Wood- parly of the Merrymakers Club the little oncp find gifts not only in the two agree to meet sometime John Yura, Michael Sabo. M their stockings tut a large table in the future, perhaps in u month. bridge 8-12(Ki. The magazine?. •••B^BVBIB^BVBVI^BVMBHBI which was held at the homo of Stoppe Eva Yarus,, Sophip a Mohr, when mended and filed, may either H • ^_————- Miss Florence Onserdonk of Rah- heaped1 with them. six months or evert a year or two. Anna Kominski, Michael Budzek, be read at the library or taken way Tuesday night. Prince Albert Introduced Tree At this meeting the first, one^to say Ida Sofichi, Ann Ballo, Mrs. J. jhom'e' •—Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jeroffj Enplish children celebrate "How do you do, filipine?" must Aiena, Mrs, M. Zylkay, , Simon Bud-1 of KnfieM Road entertained Mr. ! Christmas' much a? in America, be given a present by the other. zekk, FranF k GGregory, Andrew ; Nereh, Helen Biirthn, A. Bnszi. Jer'>tfs brother and family of Every one. it poems, turns to carol Big Night for Danith Skalla, Mrs. A. Seding. Frank Joe Relmvich, Jean I'aszinsky. Fonb on Saturday. sinking and tands of singers and In Denmark after church ser- Toth. Frank Hamilton. Mrs. Mary Frank IVki. —Warren Dey and Henry L:;vin | church choirs go about every town, vices Christmas Eve, everyone rc- were New York City visitors on Christmas trees are popular in turns home for a banquet, at which ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••)f Satuulay. England, where they were intro- a traditional dish, rice porridge, is —Mr. arid Mrs. Hamilton Bill- duced le?> than 10U year? ago. Ac- served. In it the mother of the SPECIALTY J ings (rf North Hill Road enter- cording to one storv "f their first family always drops an almond and tained their daught(jr,ijjui. son-in. .um-P!tinc« Albert, th»''onf>ort of ;the '»n» whu-finds it in his p«v- PARAMOUNT SHOP - • - * law, Mr. and Mr«. Thomas Fay, of Quten Victoria, wanted to cele-Uion receives a special, advance SUNNYDALE Bay Hidfe, Brooklyn, on Sunday. • brate Christmas as he had in his gift. Than the room containing 196 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY J 170 SMITH STREET PURE FOOD MARKET PERTH AMBOY —Mr. and Mr?. Rudolpph Beau- German home, so that he had a fir j the Christmas tree is opened and jon and sons who have beeb n stay- tree brought in for the day. the presents are distributed. After j ing at trie*home of Mr, and Mrs. Santa Claus comes to Scotland this the children try out their new GIFTS FOR MOTHER, SISTER, WIFE AND * Wii'i;'.!ii Gvdso'i of Cylonia Doule- the- same night that he does to the toyn, play "Ring Arond the Rosy" ' SWEETHEART••• - * vard t-ft today for their home in United Stales, but the real i-ek-bra- about the Christmas tree and en- Cuimo. Dutch West Indies. . !:<.T. of the holiday season is New joy themselves until late hours, for Christmas Eve is the one time PURE DYE SATIN and CREPE HOLIDAY SPECIALS Dnnish children may stay up us latp as they can keep' their eyes DANCE SETS. open. AND PURE PEAS and CARROTS (No. 2 can) 6c SILK SLIPS COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON Gib.can)...... 10c Salmagundi Observes PURE DYE SATIN and CREPE JSLIPS-CHEMISE$i.59$1. The Holiday Season land DANCE SETS! 1 CATSUP (14oz.bottle) :.. 10c AND UP Mr. and Mrs. Asher Fitz FRESH CROP, PRUNES ...... onelb. 5c Randolph Hosts; Plan The Practical Gift Is NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT (Regular Package)..... 10c 5c-10c Theatre Party HOSIERY $1.00 A special Christm,as program ^ GREEN PEAS (Large can) 5c LB.GRAND featured the meeting Tuesday of THE" Corner MAIN and WILLIAM STS. the Salmagundi Literary and Mu- PRACTICAL PLACE sical Society, held at the home of TO BUY IS THE SWEET CORN (White or YelUow No. 2 can).. . 3 for 25c ALL STEEL New Streamlined j Mr. and Mrs. Asher Fitz Randolph, PARAMOUNT TRAIN SETS Rahway Avenue. SPECIALTY SHOP FRESH ROASTED COFFEE ... one lb. 15c DOLL CARRIAGES $1.49 A cast including Mrs. William With Track. Krug, Mrs. D. H. Ford, Mrs. Victor SLEDS C. Nickla?, Mrs. Earl H. Devanny ONE POUND BOXES No. 1 . 98c and Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard Willin- GOOD LARGE M± M , No. 2 $1.25 BAGATELLE or PIN ger dramatized a phase of Russian Kid Gloves No. 3 . $1.49 folklore. Miss Grace Huber coach- GINGER SNAPS No. 4 . $1.98 GAMES ed the group. The musical por- A full line of Domestic and Imported SALTINES EGGS 25 tion of the program consisted of Gold Star, Nettling Bird, the singing of three Slovak Christ- Kid Glove* in All Color*. GRAHAMS (IN CARTONS) MICKEY MOUSE 10 (IN CARTONSDOZ) . WKM^0 Poker Ball mas songs by a quintet, Miss Helen MOVIE JECTOR 98c Pfeiffer, Miss Ruth Erb, Mrs. Ran- FILM 10s dolph, Mr. Randolph and P. Wil- $^.59^ Large Budded WALNUTS JACK & JILL liam Lauritsen. Mrs. Grace V, NEW CROP Mixed NUTS '. c Brown and Miss Erb played'two 19 Durkee's OLFO 21^ 29' ALL STEEL Fresh Shredded Coconut ) PHONOGRAPH ...... 98c piano duets. up lb. 3 WHEEL BIKES $1.49 Recordf 15c each I Rev. Earl H. Devanny imperson- ated anta Claus, reading letters : Also a Complete Line of Robes. Pajamas, Corsets PURE VEGETABLE GOLD CHEST OF presumably written to St. Nick by : . and Brassieres .; Assorted Holiday Cookies C C ELECTRIC MOTOR-DRIVEN members of the society. Gifts lb- 6 METAL GAMES $1.00 were distributed. ; Gift Boxes Free with Each Purchase—Open Evenings SPICE DROPS^ 15 lb. SHORTENING 15 AUTOS $1.19 Plan Theatre Party DOLL COACHES .. $4.98 Complete with four batteriei At a brirf business ' session, plans were made for a theatre FINE ALL REED party to New York on January 9. LEGS OFT LAMB DOLL CARRIAGES $2.19 TOY DISHES . 25c to 98c Contributions were made for a fund to bo turned over to the Red Aluminum or China Cross und to be used to assist a FRESH CUT CHUCK ROAST ...Mel TRAIN SETS 88c needy family. With Electric Lights Among those present were; 150 Toy Iteipu, a? 10c Mr. and Mrs.,Andrew McCord, SANTA SMALL LEAN FRESH HAMS lb 26ic Mr. and Mrs. D.ffL Ford, Rev. and XMAS f REE 108 To^ Iteiii, at 5c LIGHT. SETS 29c Mrs. p. H, De'fallny, Miss Anna Large Ait't of Books at Hart, Mrs. Gracj Brown, Rev. TOP and BOTTOM ROUND BEEF ROAST..... Mki. TREE BULBS 3 for Sc Strong, Mrs. W. B. Krug, Dr. and IS WAITING FOR YOU AT 10c 25c1. 49c XMAS TREE Mrs. 1. T. Speneejr, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Willinger, Mr. and Mrs. LEAN BOILING BEEF 9k». ORNAMENTS Victor C. Nicklas,, Mr. and Mrs. 3 for 5c - - 2 for Be TABLE and CHAIR SET Leland Reynolds, Mrs. Maude 3 for 10c 5c & 10c Boynton, [Miss Sadie Brewster, MILK FED LEGS or RUMPS OF VEAL: 17c lb. SOLID MAPLE Miss Louise Brewster, Mr. and Tinsel, Icicles, Snow $5.49 Mrs. Herbert Maxfield, Miss Anna L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. FRESH ROASTING JERSEY PORK (lean)... and Trimmings REG. $7.98 Frazcr, Mr. and Mrs. W. Raup, BLAKE'S Miss Helen Pfeiffer, Miss Martha DOLLS 29c Morrow, Miss Ruth Erb, Miss DON'T FAIL TO SEE HIS LONG LIST OF 14 inchei tall Heavy Steel Streamlined Grace C. Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Dunald Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Rpy REG. PRICE 50c SCAMP WAGON $2.98 Sinini, Mis. E. C. Ensign and Mrs. M- B. Skidmore. Christmas Gifts TURKEYS^DUCKS---GEESE *•••••*•••••••••••••••••*••*••• •••••••• •••* FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ) ) TOYS Large WHITE HOTHOUSE MUSHROOMS 15c ft THAT PLEASE ) BOOKS Ul IS ) CIGARS FLORIDA ORANGES or TANGERINES «-"- 25 for 25c 10 Pc. PYREX SETS $2.95 CANDIES COCKTAIL SETS—AH Chrome $4.95 " CAMERAS CELERf HEARTS (2 or 3 to bunch) 10c SANDWICH GRILLS i UOM $1.39 LIGHTERS TABLE LAMPS FROM*... $1.69 CIGARETTES PAPER SHELL PECANS (new crop)...... 2lbs.2jc -|( WAFFLE MAKERS $2.95 y * PENCILS — PENS BRIDGE LAMPS KItOM.. $1.95 BILL FOLDS—OTHERS TOASTERS Mo STERLING SWEEPERS $2.89 The Lowest Possibl.:*e Prices on TOASTMASTER MIXNTASTER i. S T ffi CHRISTMAS TREES- EMPIRE SUPPLY CO.™SB 0 Y WE DELIVER <•******************************************* 100 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE FRIDAY, They omne from Mis« Ida Rpsiilfk, 1 der consideration birt • d.flnlUi >nt contributions ever made to the PAY RISE for Rix yours second grade teacher RED CROSS RE-ELECTS decision probiMy will not be roach- town. Involvinu as It does, many at Port Rending, who pniil lu^h tri- METELSKl rd until the entire Board has b«*n extremely difficult a«p*ct», it i" ,„„.,/ jrnm pagt one) bute to Mftrtin Ilraiiii, i ,l],ly, $50 yearly, 5 to Mftrtin Ilraiiii, prinripnl LEADERF0R16THYEAR Relected and can thresh out the rlnubtfufcif anyone with lea* equip ((l )8r therethere , nnd frofom IIjaMonM t ItiKraliam (Continued front f>tiIII;IUI>I' 'U It loni„„„r „„ha„s ._bee-n recog„ - finished she referred (food natured- nuperintendent tf the Middlesex injxe(j that the future of the town „,v('v, when Mr. Anrier- Consideration of the plight of 40 s MAS DAY, BUT WILL BE COLLECTED SATUR- illy nnnounced the State's Mrs. K. ly to an attache of the Prosecu- Water Company and regarded n | depended io n larfte extent on small children who must walk n er Fitx Randolph one ""• L1" A L"""""" '" iriimtion to the schools elected tn tor's office as "Toots." She had mile and onc-ei(?hth to school from this DAY, DECEMBER 28TH IJ1 minted at $88,000 in the tive term us president of the Wood been grilled for the Edgar Hill section was prom- hours but despite her , I-'" Midget, actually will be ised Messrs. Nilsen and Dixon. bridge Chapter of the Red Crons "f Mr. Mundy and •m ;,;i,()00 for an automatic la.it niRiit HI the high school. —which may mean indictmentB for BOARD OF HEALTH 1 They asked the Board to help in wived and pressed by him. It iS(hi BMOrilh,H will not. be nc- i' ' .'• $13,000 and will be for- Others officers narrted at the »n- .,,-•• conceale. . ,d , lil'1iL any way it can, although State law 1(i in a cr nal to largely due to his standing in the .,1 nf-xt year. mini owniMtion meetinK of the » . K T |lr limits transportation to students h community that reputable, respon- , Resignations who live at least a mile and a half unit were: Dr. Ira T. Spencer, vice- »° jio regrets, sible persons have consented to president; Mrs. Leland F. Rey- " """" "" for ttn 1N" n'oldTsetSy; 'C^T DEFE«T^apheEPENDENT r and in become affiliated with the enter- Hunter, tremurtr; V. C. Nicklas, «n and* to • mall group that look- prise. ' Junior RLMI Cross chftirman; John eri °" «««1 Restoratioe n (if banking servict E. Breckenridtre, chairman of pro- U 8 a P?ck°f 'ie9 tho.se news" ridge, however, m certain 4 DOUBLE VALUE duction; JamesRanchman, qhair- CT>"B ""*abo ,f^e ^JW Z one of the moat import! :E e l en i lVen Eddle CHRISTMAS OFFER! man of supplies; Mrs. A. L. tfiiher. ™'. - ^7 * "^ YOU GET CLASSIFIED ADS Doiens of 'Em ^Q> to Pick From I

C ...— lUf key iHlruir (untnlnlnir »l "•;'„»;*'• <"«<""«'"• ""• COAT STOLEN Kvys. three on end) end. Itpwiml i BOTH Mrs. Monjson Chriatie°was elect- Theft of a half-leneth leather reUirnert 1(> itu1 (nilt'|tetni4-i\t i»rfl<', alrt'i'l ' W. I. \'l-'i ed t chairman for Scwaren; Mrs. coat from the Pirish House whs and the Early Bird Gets the Best Pickin*. GENERAL John Hniistak, for Port Reading; reported to police this week by Er- Ifffss ATWa Van SlyteTor Ave'nel; nest CraiR, 10 OTooFe AvenUe, UAUIO •, . . , |^ ALL TYFl'38 mrvldPil nnrt repnlri'ii MrR. V. A. Pattison for Colonia; Woodbridge. itrAT) smull niotora Ami cl^rtrU'u ELECTRIC i Hjrs. Bon Nash. for Iselin; Mrs. — '<• nppllanrva. C Shnln. 59 drove Avr nue. WnndlirliKrc Tel. WondbrldK' 1936 Metal Tube I Bvrnhardt Jensen for Fords; Mrs, n 1 HIT' Mary Duff for Keasbeyj arid 8-1275.W. W. I. 12-6 tn 1-V THESE Barrett for Hopelawn. • KAIiK ill Iff £ UAUS WANTRTJ . RADIO (Continued jrbm page one) CLBAN Ti"A.QS, any color, rtot smn counsel for the new bank has"been ttinn 8l/.e of tiankprchlpf• vtll AND Fie ft pound. WoOrtbrlilRc In selected.' pendent. 18 Gretn Strpst, CARS OBITUARIES Looation Not Decided IllCVCI.R WANTED GENERAL The Hot Point ~ , A location is still indefinite, ac- Oinl/S niCYCLR wanted for cn«li MRS. ANNA VA^-GYAS., cording to present advices. Two M.-LiiRiin, 554 AUlen St. Tel.-Wooil • Mis. Anna Vargyas, 342 Wil- nr three Ritca are known to be un- K-(tsar,-.l. ELECTRIC LORRAINE MHITI Street, wife 6f Charles Varg- yits, ilitnl last nijrht at her home. She i siirvivi'd hy her husband, one HOT POINT Coffee Urn Set | sister. Mr^. Mary Molnar of Wood- Valu l 1995 r>rid(re, two brothers who reside in |? APPLIANCE :R Europe1; a di«u(?hter, Helen and a : son, Joseph. GLASSES.... I Mrs. Viirgyas was H prominent member (if the Rosary Society of I The Hotpointer I Our'Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Kuneral services will be held at a sensible gift 9:.'i(l from tho home on Monday Dees Mother or Dad heed Hostess Service »nd at 10 o'clock from the church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Ceme- a new pair of glasses? Value $21.00 tery. When you give a becom- OR SIMEON COUPLAND ing pair of scientifically The Electric Simeon ("oupland, propritto* of fitted glasses you give i flu- ' W.boJbl'hfge Tax Company, health and happiness. Can DELUXE MIXER | who died Monday, wits buried yes- ValuF $22.50 terday from the (iri'inci^Kunernl you think of any finer ;tftnir"an.1 fl'om the Trintty Epts- gift? ANE> rnpal Church. Services were ciin- icliirtt'd by Rev. Howard Klein, PAY IN EASY WEEKLY lie is survived by his widow, 193$ G. E. RADIO 'Kmniii; n son, J times; two dnugh- PAYMENTS icr-, Xancy and I'e^'y and his Both iniillii'r anil father. Mr. OTI<1 Mrs, Open Evenings Until For I James ('oupland of Carteret. Two Christmas 1 Only siMci - also survive. I Itiuial was in Trinity cemetery. ALBREN'S 69 FR\NK L. CARLSON DERN—Buy a Radio Set with METAL TUBES Kiincriil services will be held i:ia SMITH *Tiir,r.T iiiilay for Frank L. Carlson, life- PERTH AMBOY iii; rcsidi'iit of WoodbridRC who • il ycslonlny. Mr. Carlson was ii nil. ,i, .i. »ii4oim'trlr*t In Atti'iiduiirr 'iMidineri of the "World. REYNOLDS lie is survived by his widow, ( liaiiotlc. Burinl will be in the Open Nights Until 9! I'l'csbyU'i'ian cometitry. and jRev. l'.;iil II. Dwiinny will ofjkiiite. _

MI in i'. oi' IM inn s vi.i: i Wlln.M IT HAY CHNi'KHN: \\ A rvmilur imi-t til K M!' Ihr Tnwn- inp I'"inmil t cc t'f l!n- Tiiwnship "f iil';i' liclii Mnmliiy, IliTra- \\".j.i.|l, ...... l!i:i.'i, t nils illri'i'ti'il I" mlviT- i»c llie !;n1 Iliul .in M.imlA- pvf- MONEY BACK Largest Assortment Of I;L'. lii'i'i'llilii-r lid. l'.i:1,^ tin- Tmvii- i \\> ri'HiniiM.'i. will iniM't ju 8 P, M. II I )••• I'nllllllllli'i' I'llllllllliTS. Jll" GUARANTEE! l"l:.i .\lunh i|>;ll llllMilillK. U'ouil- PCKER'S 11.1 ^» \ .1 iin^l f\|rt,si' ;tllil Sill iSMITH and MAPLE STS. PERTH AMBOY |. I iIHlhlli' i. :• UII' I tn I.M U in WueK r..i:i A. Womlliri.lMr Xmas Trees, Holly and T"\\ nslii|> Assessment Map. 4: Tiik.' fiirthrr notlff tluLt the TURKIY T'i\\ n^lii(( Cutnuiltli'i1 hns by rean- 1 liiiinii uinl jiiirwuiint !<• l;iw, tlxfii ;i 1 ISPEC1AL SALE OF CHOICE! iniliiliiuln lU'irl : fit whii'li Siiiil lut in "With Every Used Car Sold -.ci I.luck will IM- HUM. MMi4 mini llMIMl 11riir- til ilM'ItUlt' tilt' JUlldlllll "i During This Sale. Regardless iiiM^ ;iml :i>*Ht-;*HirH'iits 'Jnc tht'Vt'uii Holly Wreaths in the Township hi iintf tn^cthcr with in I crest lu of the Price on the Ticket! |i mlii-r :.n, 193R. plus tin- HIIIII uf Have that Big Holiday Dinner on uil Th«n take th« $ 1 ."• i• .in |i;ii(i by tho Township lu 'WINES * LIQUORS llif iiiiKhuil (nvner for a prop'T ;i > or tliu TnU iHltip Will t\rii|lc Move 'em—But, We Need the Room—and . . . - nthl dI:H is iioTri,i:s Flagstaff, Heinz and White Rose GROCERIES iu Mtalr of N(.'\v Jvrxvy to maintain a storm water ilmln ilvvumt Lot ll Choice Sweet Port, Skerry, in Rlnt'k "•:!;! A as recurded in Bnok HAIG & HA1G FRUITS, NUTS and ALL VEGETABLES S7i> ut h.-dw for Middlo^cx I'UUII- Muicatel, Tokay wmsm ty Patfi' C». SCOTCH PROMPT DELIVERIES AT ALL TIMES •ciMithcr IT, HK!'. K J DtTNir.AN, IMPORTED SCOTCH " IMPORTED PINCH >j 1935 TflKEfl BITE OUT OF THESE! Township Clerk. LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS 1 T»t I" iid\ rrt iat»d WoudbiidKf In- 5 STAR SPLIT BOTTLE, V fo.av-8 iifiulfiil lH'ci'inhiT Ji'lli uml nth. White Horse De Luxe Lawson's $3.26 $1.89 $2.29! fotdo' 1934 1934 1934 1934 Lord Balfour FIFTH New U. S.-Cnm»dhj Tr««U Pji.e.J Ford V-8 FwdV-8 Foid V-8 Ford V-8 $529 Oe Luxe De Luxe Cabriole* Coupe Tudor Fordo. lUdlo BLACK HORSE LANCIER CORDIALS $409 THEY MAKEUSEFU LTKIV'XSVI.VAM GIFrsA ! $349 $369 $389 REDUCED TO WHISKEY 00 1MKHJ1' Fifth PINT (JUAHT 1935 BUY RUGS $1.59 FordV-8 1934 1934 1934 1W4 Foid V-8 Ford V-8 FORMERLY $1.98 { Ford* Foid V-8 Ford V-8 DeLuno D« Low Sedan We Carry a Complete Display of all Sizes apd 75c $1.45 Aurk'Ht, 01i«rry, l'eiicli. Illiu-k-i Tudor Coup* Foidor MONTHS OLD berry, Aulaettr. Kllnlllel, Crruiuj pellvety Bumbl. S«t lUdlo de Cat'vu, MnuliaUnu, Mnrliul ' $369 $389 Qualities at LOWEST PRICES $539 M $459 $369 $399 RUM SNOCAP Scatter Rugs TYPE JAMAICA CUBAN DUtilled Dry Gin PINT vwvn FIFTII SUBMIT YOUR OWN TERMSI .... We'll Litton toRtaio n — 9x12 65c 95c $1.25% And, juit look over these fine buy*—V-8'», A'» *n& Some Swell Looking, Perfect Performing Automo- OeL biles in Tip-Top Condition, Different Popular M*VMI SEAGRAM'S Coup« ORIENTAL, MODERNE AND ROYAL STAG Coupe Look 'em Over. You Can't Co Wrong on Any of 'am), CHINESE DESIGNS — 10 PAT- III.I:M)IOI>' WIIISKP.V Terms?—You Bet I TERNS TO SELECT FROM • PINT WHISKEY $419 $439 $37.S0 VALUE 5 Crown $1.42 $2.76 PINT QUART VELVET 7 Crown $1.67 $3.27 1933 FORD V-» I Do Luxe Tudor ' Tudor-Afc^l Job ,H STAIR V. O. $2.59 $4.09 65c $1.25 19)4 FORD V-« Itli FOJID V4 CARPET 98 ANCIENT AND PEDIGREE MONTHS OLD D»LUM Coupe Tudor ;, 1935 1931 FORD B-4 1*10 FORD Tudor Coup*—A Honty , GIFTS THAT WILL PLEASE 1934 CHEVROLET 1914 KYKiOMTH DaLu»t Swim Sxl.n^A Bur At Leather Pillows 98c 1933 FORD V-l 19tf CHBVROLET Card Table 309 IFREE XMAS BOXES FREEj $519 1 $419 2-Doot 8wl*n...', $12.75 » ..,". $7.9S • $10.95 $4.75 1911 FORD V-8 19*9 FORD Rug Cushions Dc Luxe Coupe:.,,,, 229 Tudor—A-1 Cvnditlon.. '• Tables made by OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST - ] and MOREI Come — -ppanee $1.19 - $1.95 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs - • • Break- MEANS MORE j "(Tk* ...„._;. 98c - $1-59 - $189 fast SeU - - • Mattresses - • • Studio Free Delivery - XMAS GIFTS — Free Delivery! $2.95 Couches - • - Cribs - - - FREE — Parking Space — FREE DORSEY USED CAR MART CALLUS Special Free Parking Accommo- New Brunswick Ave., Jviftt Above C. R, R. S. GOLDSTEIN & SONS We Deliver dation! in the heart of the Cify PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Phone P. A. 4-2703 Phone: for your convenience during your OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS "THE STORE OF QUALITY FLOOR COVERING & BEDDING" P. A, 4-1586 XMAS SHOPPING I PERTH AMBOY «H STREET OPP. STRAND THEATRE I WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDFJ FIII1»AV. DECEMBER 20, 1035 At Crescent Today I No Stilted Roles For Miriam! She's but In Joan Blondell And Glenda Farrell MISS LEE REJOINS "The Lady In Red" STRAND GETS TALE I \ion't play Ihnt linsynipa- one of Hollywood's foremoal. ili.li, cbaiacler! The public will nnd nlso credited with heini; OF BROADWAY LIFE I., s'in I" think I'm that kind of of the einomn colony's most j,,tei Team As Star Gold-Diggers Again WHEELER-WOOLSEY unman otf screen!" (rent women, laughs at such f,J This is one nf the most fre- "The only thinpr I Allen Jenkins night At Strand V i r ' iii Knirlnnd durnu: "Inch •|!io:nlway Hostess" First Nn- .ln;,n F!'>n dti.iii :'•»•!.i '! it* irny ir»M i]iri>r>. :':nii'li:ir name aninr tr. ttii' Stiiiml Thi nl: '• M fi'iimos missing fruni the niamnidth spectacles, will open at • tonif!•' in :ln- iii-w WnnuT Hi"- I>.i*i»'hy IvPC come? bflfk in •he'Strand Theatre Wednesday; proiiu' •!("-. "Mi" IVifir Fl'f't," • l:;nnni!ikcrs." opening itt the with an nil star enst. l'lnyn:ir with thrm art Hi""' t«> >,,',.I ("Ilicllt. The story treats of life oft the innniiahi' . niiif'liiiii.'. Huirh Hcr- \ vi ritnl'lc flonrl of f;in mail lin'iit White Way. particularly the bni nn'l "V • I - - T -. JiMikiii-. with War- niirht club- nnd the pnlntial jwinb- A Rtndntous Wl»r« Ntv uid Old Fricndi 1 . ;i-!.-•! with RKO Radio fur Mis-; rpn Hut!, 'h ' fiiMio.i.* null" ^T^.tr«• T . • •!•'- ict'iin. That nnd just plain iitiL' hnlls. It is the story of B in tl;c rtt -t.-n'- ir'ii'i «mu«i-'i,ci.i I'.'oadway. however, until she • •I lloli Wuolsry in 'Rio Rita' in ADULTS: 15c to 2:30 — 25c to 7:45 — juivl at T|IIIV:II base ••n 'li" l';ui- '-''<," the. litle comedienne ex- n.rett a biff shot (rambler, who puts tic f"(].-i** uher .Iiiap Htnl 'ilcl.Oii. a:inil, "nnd I'v* really lust nil hi i nver in a bift way. 35t After 7:45 — S»turcUy, Sunday and Holi- loinedv and thrills follow in »!, of the number nf pictur-p* d*yi: 25c to 7:45 — 35: after 7:45 — Children tunniDL'' "' '''I'"' ' SIC-'K Tin' ')• ct which we've- worked and phiyrd 1'iick suewflsibn unfit n smajhtnir fftii- .in i'i-,'1 Ml'ii .li-nkin-i. :r 'Iv U'I 'her--.at lun.«t fifteen. prob- 'iinax in which the (rambler is at all timei 10c 1 rciN ')T tit'- chiilii|iiwn prizi f"iv>;•»t-i iiy twenty." -iain by the brother of the woman «if 'hn fl'-''t, put." them cirai mit ie loves. Winifred Shnw, musical of iiijrinc" hy hi« -kill in riir/iii|f omeily star, has the rote df the Victor Jory and Flor-, SEVEN (7) DAYS STARTING TODAY cam"-". ' ; ittle country pirl who ttingf her ence Rice in "Escape From Hugh IIITI.M:, In !h" in1' "f a Men Who Probe Blazes '. av to fame. Devil's Island" at the S wiiy pimnf-u-r. HIKI"' '~ H l"?iuty Are Heroes At Crescent CRESCENT over the MIRIAM HOPKINS contest. li'nkih- afcrccs Ui tii/lv Unj?l'ir;il put' in nnWr tn win the dead-Pan Buster Keating week-end. "(Iranil Exit," a timely and JOEL MGCREA 5.''00 v>tt- nlTevcil fi't, cim't help tnkini' " i> Blondell starring in "Miss mi view at the L'restfent starting .lust as there are said to be Escape From Devil's Island | jii'i'k or tivo at the pretty ITK Pacific Fleet," the week- Monday. Seen in the leading roles •.even basic plots for drflniat\c aii'l hi^ w'lff. a pait pliiyeii l>> stories, ao. too, there are- seven Plot And Title Of Feature i end attraction at the MA- arc Edmund Lowe and Ann Soth- basic principles on which to tre- "SPLENDOR" Minnn (li'inln'll. in-iii-ly "• i > • > iTti, blonde star of "The Girl Wini Shaw, who made him. JESTIC. at e laughs. So, at least, declared A harrowing tale of the Fremb Friend." who made her screen de- the song, "The Lady In Buster Keatpn, star of "An Old Her Marriage wn a bomb th*ll. The two lover» Imt about two years ago opposite Devil's Island penal colony called • Red" famous and Phil Re- Spanish Custom," coming to the • of "Barbery Comt" in another triumph ".owe in "Let's Full in Love." Crescent Monday. And snrely ''Rsenpe From Devil s Island,' fea- ; [,n\ve portrays the role of Tom gan as they appear in nobody is better qualified to know turinir Victor .lory, Forenrr Ki<- 'SHOW THEM NO MERCY!' OPENS FAST Fletcher, a Imppy-go-lueky ladies' "Brcadway Hostess" open- what ticWes the funnybones of a|)(1 Xonmul Kuster, will head the nan, albeit one nf the most inre- 1 inR at the STRAND on fans than the noted comedian of , T, pid of iii-urance compniij privatr interna- lunv VOKram nt the ( rescciit Then WITH GRIPPING DRAMATIC SITUATION tin- detcftivcs. Wednesday. the deml-pan visatre nnd onal fame. tie startinit today.

Telephone Continuous 4-eiO8 2:15-11 p.m. STRAND S PERTH AMBOY MAJESTIC PERTH AMBOY SAT.-SUN.-MON.TUE. (PREVUE TONITE) PREVUE TONIGHT PREVUE NIGHT TIME TABLE 5 Warren Hymer, Bruce Cabot and Cesar Romero in 6:45 P. M. "Thanks A Million" — 8:18 P.M. "Miw Pacific Fleet" — 9:24 P. M. "Thanks A Million"- a scene from "Show Them No Mercy" coming to the 10:45 P. M. "Miss Pacific Fleet"—11:59 P. M. Exit MAJESTIC. They iire an ordinary, sweet young rouplt; driving AHOY FOR JOY AND JOLLITY! along the California roads with their baby , . . with- out warning, a storm strikes, sheets of rain envelop their car ... an abandoned farmhouse offers refuge . . . they enter . . and suddenly they face violence, threats of death . . the paralyzing fear of, the new underworld terror! ; From this point, the gripping, j staring story of 20th Century's "Show Them Mo Mercy!" which' minus Wednesday to the Majestic Theatre, carries its story of a na-, tion's. orsanized** fight against, crimo. Kixrhellc Hudson, who has the leading role, is teamed romanti- cally with Edward Norris, while i'u-ar Romero and Bruce Cabot are prominently cast as the lead- ers tif the outlaws. When Miss Hudson and her hus- IIIUIKI blunder in on the hideout of ' criminals waiting for the alarm of their crime to blow over, they be- come prisoners. The illness of the bnby makes them demand freedom, but their raptors have other ideas. They force Norri.s to pass some of the "hot" money, discover that it is \ marked. Then, 's the net of the Ther«'» o pot of department oi ustjee tightens Last Times Today about them, th*e iminals become giggles at the end terror-stricken. of the rainbow! HUGH In the slashing, powerful climax, DICK POWELL JOAN GLENDA ALAN Paul Cavanaugh and Mir- "Show Them No Mercy!" reveals The international chudcie how a gentle girl can become a "THANKS A HERBERT iam Hopkins in 'Splendor' killer in the defense of the peojjle champions cornsr the BLONDELL FARRELL JENKINS at the DITMAS. she loves. shock market in a story MILLION" of downpour that will TWO CONTINUOUS keep you in an uproar! FEATURES CRESCENT SHOWS FOUR (4) DAYS STARTING WEDNESDAY DEC. 25 ALWAYS DAILY With PERTH AMBOY PREVIEW TUESDAY NIGHT (XMAS EVE) FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY DOROTHY LEE VWTHTWO- FREE CHIflA IWHAT TODAY'S HEADLINES DARE NOT TELL! TO THE LADIES

THE WORLD'S EVERY The dramatic bomb- WORST DUKGEONI THUR. NITE BEG. shell that blasts the new underworld terror AJAN. 9TH flwrti into the open! TtJE. - WED. -THUR. ESCAPE (m (PREVUE TUE. NITE) CHARLES STARRI1T \ VICTOR JORY ^FLORENCE RICE & A Norman FOSTER RED'-f 'iSunlt, ANDREWS MAN-HUNT

MONDAY - TUESDAY EDNESDAY - THURSDAY She iho%ed you plenty in "In C&liente" and "Gold Digger* of BUSTER KEATON 1935"! But jutt watt 'til you tee how Warnei Brot. Viftve shot th« work* in »t*ri, spcctacuUr Mtigt "AN OLD "SPANISH »nd scniatiunal itory.. to BlveWifU a winner in lici (i(it ttanin|pictufc I NO MERCY! CUSTOM" AND • HE PLAYED WITU DARRYL F. ZANUCK ...but ih« ' ' w J i 0 n c 201b GEHTURV PRODUCTION fhmif he could o( KKtinguilh..! Pr«»enled by Joseph M. Schcnck with ROCHELLE GRAMD EXIT HUDSON „<* ELIZABETH VOUHG| EDMUND LOWE Frank AlBf RTSON Lull* FENTC CESAR ROMERO ONSLQW STEVENS .**• ,; J EXTRA TO THE KIDDIES AT SATURDAY MATINEE TD EC I i *> ADDED ATTRACTION R<|tn A SHIRLEY TEMPLE MIRROR PHOTO OR MOVIE BOOK I Ktt 1 Geotviev. Tobiu LjU T»lbol All.n J(likini FREE CHINA AMATEUR NIGHT Every Wednesday TO THE LADIES UIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, DBCBJfeER 20,1936

ST. CECELIA'S R. C. CHURCH j^lf Ra(JRaj0o fl^ Ha> yols, Special Services In The Churches r*roirram: Trelude, "0 Holy Nifrht," "Carpinchoe" Display Pi-occasional, "Silent Nifcht." h\ P. Gruber. Ontcr of interest to shoppers Introduce Christmas, Most Sacred Festival Smith Street. Perth Amhoy, Kyric, Sanctus, Bencdictus nnil o|) SUNSHINE DRESS SHOP .„•,/ from page one) In Church Play Agnus Dei from Mass in honor of. , . ,,)|)1ST EPISCOPAL Blnnminjr," .Inlinnru's Brahms. St. Edward th« Confewor, by Sil- »"' *«* '» the attractive CHURCH Anthem "Sinn! Oh Heavens," v«r. ilisplny of Amboy LiRhtmit ( n., 159 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY Miiuiiiler. Gloria and Credo from Mnss ir local Slromber(t-Carlson denier?, ,,|n(r oust will take pnrt Hymn, "Hark! the Herald An- ,.',,,ii to be present Fri- honor of St. Basil, by J. Bratil. whuh features the Carpinchoe lea- irels Sine." Mendelsohn (1SU0). A < 'hristnins Sermon, "Western irt^K'i IIrtea!ffi!i: tb"^ i« th. speaker, of «v- WiKi> Mon." lh(i pastor. Communion, Medley of Christ enrTlMola of Stromberu-<.nrlson .,,1 the home of Mrs. Hymn, "it Come All Ye Fnith- u hymn?, organ and violin duet, radios. fill." Anonymous Latin Hymn, • • • • x i, |, Doris Jacklin. '"111 Century. Recfewdopal "Adestp. FUWIH." . "Carpinchoc leather," Mr. Hy- AS SALE! ;,.||'v Mi'Hberg. Membern of the choir: Meggers. I ,, • .„„, ,_. OiRiin Piisthide, "March 1'onti- m of the ., iiolnres Mellbersc. licale," (ionuod. • •ic Ooodman, director, V. Grn- «" , company explained, ,1,,,! Gordon. Kan, E. Painter, F. Brennan, K. «"»" '.I™1 ?n nnlmHl ttt ' uenta ut I-ART II IChri.tma, Vciper Service at 4:30 Sheppard, J. Monatchan, Mrs. F.iV°r.\,tor Cotton Dresses Hymn. "0 l.ittlp Town of Beth- *n ChrtBtmas morning there will':the^oud speaker cone, ft will re- l.orraine Schwartz. icm,1' liinnap. be masses at 7, 8, 9 and 10 o'clock.!"™"} »oft,a"d resilient throughout •,l,.iin Aaroc. ; Antheih, -"Christianhristians Awake, A special program of muic will ,^e h'e ot th« rBdl? ?«*' In aidl- 1 011 Saliili- th - 9t 2500 To Choose From £\£\c ,l,.nii Leiscn. Huppy Morn," Mnun- be sung by tne childrens' choir of I ! '» smooths out the reproduc- „ victoria Zanatou. ler. 200 voices under the direction of tl0.n by eliminating nndue accentu- .',. Hetty Locker. Oirertory. "The Christmas Mr. Thomas Maher, at the 9 o'clock l^}on of wme noUs which othcr- " ,. ijiurn QBlnn. Mk'" Grf ;wise would cause distortion and al- • Newest Styles and Colors ^^^^^fl , ' Phyllis Traill. Anthem, "Th« first Christmas," !so extend? the base response." '".\tin» P»PP»a- Ilnrnby.. Nlgnt" by F. Grobw, '• • • - — r—- • All Frtiit-of-the Loom Material %^^# , Hetsy OaiB. Hymn—"It Came Upon the "Sweet Sacrament Divine" by Opens Luncheonette Choir: Jane Marsh, Midnight Clear," Willis. F, Stanfield, I • . - „ p \niiind8on, Sally StaufTor, "Where Love Is," n play by Leo "SouV l of My Savior" by L. t)o- luncheonettpau) Neumane in thn ewh Madisoo openen Hoted al 1 "AaestAdeste Fldeh*ldeUBs " Vaditlonalraditional.. .|Mt Saturday reports very good inill, May Erickson, Con- William A. Raup, Jr. Tolstoi under the direction of Miss SoloS s willl be sung by Robert j n to.date. Light lunches Grace C. Huber, The White nus ne9 vimnif, Lillian Young, Nestor and Mfiwharlotte Fleaaner. iand jce crenms are .a feature of ,,,,-itson, Alfred Tyrrell Church Players, , Gift Hooverettes QQ ' the store. , njournson, Robert Deter, I'ostlude, "March," Wngner, \.iiiy, Donald Aaroe, Da- Church Drama Group Onen Fiirnitnr* ^lnr» Many theatre patrons from LOADS OF STYLES I. Kugene Stauffer. St. JAMES' CHURCH upen rumiture aiore w#odb'ridge andCariere t are find ,,'.„ from the I-and of the Midnight Man, 12 o'clock _ , . f,~~, H~ .. . ing this new lunch room a conven- TO CHOOSE FROM The Art-Peck Furniture store « . i!irl Adolphson, James Rev. FraVis X. Langan, Pastor t 8pot for a bite after the ahow I'nlicrt Drummond, Ernest To Offer Tolstoi Play was opened in Perth Amboy at 2S81 - Rev. Charles A. Dusten, Assist- Hobart Street, this week by two •I,my Lorch, Walter Peter- ant Pastor. , Wilson, Herbert Berthel- well known men In the Rariian Holds Liquor Sale P. H. Fenton, Orgjmist. Bay district. LETTY LANE AND •. n C'aWin, Arthur Dun- White Church Players To Violinists: Miss Rita Walsh, Mr. Art Young, who has devoted the | g, p ,>nneth Manning, Evelyn Present "Where Love John Hughes. past 20 years of his life to the fur-!_ Harold Vogel, prominent Main Our Exclusive! COQUETTE COTTON . ,i. Harry Morey, Jr., Prelude: "Gesu Bambino," Yon. niture business is one of the part- Street Minor dealer, is holding l':ippa», Virginia Schwartz, Is" Sunday Duet: "Silent Night", Mrs. E.ners. He ha« worked for tlw Lad- holiday sale of choice wines and Srhwenzer. Joyce Rey- McKenna, Mrs. John Hughes. wig Furniture House end Roth and liquors. Every item in the store's .•i , Van Pelt, Estelle U | Weisberg in Perth Amhoy and one large stock has been reduced foi' t; The White Church Players un- Solo; The Birthday of a King, time served at McCollum a in Rah- Dorothy Dailer, Nnrma J. O'Toole. this event. FROCKS FROM inlet Nelson, Betty Strahl, ler the direction of Miss Grnee C. way. Those interested in saving Huber will present Leo Tolstoi's Solo: Night of Nights, F,thel V. Mr. Peter Fimiani, the other money on their holiday beverages Make beautiful Xmas Gifts as they are the 99' Straus, Mnrgnret Slovcr, "lampion. |';I|I|HIK, Irviiiff Bcrthelwui, >liiy "Where Love Is" at the First partner, is prominent in the Clover will do well to consider the values 'renlivterian Church Sunday .at Asperses Me, Choir. Club of Perth Amboy and has de-being offered by the Family Liquor latest creations in cotton JO 51.98 Hilt, 'Teddy" Livinffood, may at "Mass in Honor of the Sacred ,.niis, Michael Wiwfli'r. •-• lie Vesper Service. The sci viVr veloped some outstanding baseball Store this week, Orders are al- iinnina..flt.4.:.La. - . Heart of Jesus" by Wiegand. and football teams. ways delivered free. Vlionis: Robert TWhol- -"A" Kyrie EltiMff, - ''U". C.rfdo («), F.,t Jnra.ftia.tus «uao»eg in -U|sir n»w uadwr IVi^y Ann Palist, Helen , »^t. "A.-P.- Ran: .** u dolnh. K»t, T. Cuirie; (b) Crucifixus, J. I taking, Lorraine ZwiiytT, Gail O'Timle. tne Linoleum-Carpet Factory Outlet has saved me plenty of Geratim, a merchant, Mr .LEyifiLV.-.Cnpion will.Bine,"Panisj .ii'iin (iniham, Fimily A Young Woman, Mri. V. "r. Sanctus, isolo) Benedictus,] Angehcus by C. Frunck. Jonn" money on my neui ftdoi" covering. I have a new Axminstet mg C. NickU.. J. Kratintr. \ J. Keatingc will sing "Ave Maria" ;| Helen Jacklin, Jean "K" Agnus Dei. During the i by C. Gounod. Stepanuitch,, an old soldier, Saci-iiment of Holy Eucharist Miss Postlude: Adostc for the living room and new linoleum for my hitchen. Besides Mildred Pelerson, Hetty Mr. E. H. Devanny Fidelis. Lillian Nelson, Kthel An old Applewoman, Mrt. William Raup. this I've fixed ap a spare room with throw rugs and a bed, spring il selei'tiims n

1 Minister i in "lieneatfi tlu Shining 'Rer. Earl HalMtttm--Dev*nny (iraiitly. Junior Choir. Organist "In the Land of U'e and Mrt. Robert R Stcphcni tirantly, Primary Depiut- Choir niri'i'tiir Mr. Aih«r Fits Randolph "Away in A Manirer," 1 I'liristma-i Si-rviee Sunday iit 11 ; Good Used Cars Heiriniu:! --' llcpiirtment Oriran l'rclude, ''Ave Maria." i Chnrus). Schubert. il930 FORD MODEL A DELUXE SEDAN $165.00 rtury Anthem "Oil Little nf liethlehctn,'1 Ri'rfrer, y ^ 1931 FORD MODEL A DE LUXE PHAETON $165.00 COMPARISON SALE Hymn. •'.y to thr Wnrld," Choir. llandi-l ( 17 I'J). * 1929 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN $ 50.00 Anthem. "Th Mapi -lourney J 1929 PONTIAC COACH <> $ 85.00 if ve TIIK INDKI'ENDENT du- l'ur," Wliiiuhi'iid COMPARE! | COMPARE! | COMPARESJ COMPARE! ll weekly. (>l!"f C + 1933 CHEVROLET MASTER SIX DE LUXE $345.00 J 29 • HIGHEST QUALITY FOR EVtRY + COACH ...._—. ~ •K1934 FORD FORDOR SEDAN $395.00 * MAKE OF BURNER X NO CASH DOWN IF YOUR PRESENT CAR EQUALS J * THE DOWN PAYMENT * SUPERIOR FELT BASE PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE SPEEDWAY AUTO SALES CO. * FELT BASE Rubberized Back 823 ST. GEORGE AVE., WOODBRIDGE 34c yd. 44c PREMIER OIL & GASOLINE SUPPLY ALSO MANY OTHERS, PRICED RIGHT * . Kn.nswii'k Ave. COMPANY RAHWAY.N.J TO SELL QUICKLY * HEAVY NEXT TO WARR COAL CO. une Kali. 7-l:iii7i Night" Phone 'Ruh. 7-0424-R ^ * + CARPET FELT BASE SWEEPER 49c yd. A VOICE! A VOICE! 1 111 54 AXMINSTER ARMSTRONG Twenty years ago a handful of RUGS Dell telephone engineers «at at receiving stations iff the remote INLAID corners of the earth, head- $3.95 phones clamped on night after $1.39 night for weeks, trying to hear FELT a human voice that was be in;; 9x12 FIBRE hurled into the ether from a RUNNERS "wireless" station at Arlington, RUGS HIGHGRADEAXMINSTER RUGS Virginia. 27c yd. The crash of static... nothing REDUCED FOR THIS SALE! else...failure..-.until in August Luxurious, tichly colored, au- 1915, Panama heard a message, 36 r. 60 AXMINSTER GOOD QUALITY thentically patterned r u jj > Then in September, Lloyd which will lit into the moil $ .50 EBpenschied, Bell engineer at RUGS magnificently furnished homes! Honolulu, heard Arlington's FELT MATS Reduced for thu aale, to a price "Hello! Hello!" amid the every budget can afford. $3.95 crashes. 15c 29 Dell research had huMled A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY PUKCHASt COMPARE! UNTIL WANTED another barrier to worldwide COMPARE! 9x 12 communication by telephone. r * • 9 x 12 FELT BASE ALL SIZE COTTON RUBBER RUBBERTEX Today you can telephone RUGS STAIR PADS your home from a ship at sea MATTRESSES $2-95 RUGS or from u foreign land. You 31.95 TEMPERED STEEL VELVETTE can talk with someone 5,00P or 4.95 Auortmeiit of Patt«*rn» CARPET 49 more inilet> away almost aa C0ILSPRINGS$6-95 easily aud quickly as with souto near neighbor. An almost uni< versal service has been devel- LINOLEUM - CARPET FACTORY OUTLET oped through fifty yews of unified Bell System research, ,203 SMITH STREET OPENEVEN.NGS PERTH AMBOY engineering, mtnuhoture aud operation. LADING MILLS DISPOSE OF THEIR PRODUCTS AT LOWEST WOODRRIDGE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935 fAGK EIGHT ^ ~. :. •: •':[f^ JAIL SCANDAL A Cop-Killer And His Pal Returns

;-: jail. tiilk'"1 l"i ••• !y- "'<• -'<:i.!rai-iiilei nun ii|.;»'ini- 1 he rmctigal menl nf l-:i\ ;.- wiirder. ;i!!"i Hi'' iiispNi-i.'M "H Mnnihi.v •" All" '1 H l-eller-. lilliT. A-: fur I'll.TM-hliM1. if «'lil '"' rr-'ulleil lll.-lt hi' li/llle'!. nr ih'fcft fSpire. til nnrittirr •'trrTik" d-innr tie .•|ill:lil:i-tiat|en. whl-ll i» l''-s • Irkey" ll'ilT n-'ed » \v..ndeii re- »^!i.et :m i Wiillte'l out "f tilt1 Jitii GIFT STQRfe as ra-ily 'I'IM iinnrhiihintly ;is rli'i Killer Sl-;.'Uki. Then, a'* in (lie i • Ilff1^ I p •t:i!'.i'c, }'eiir>rfinei l- re "] INCLUDE IN YOUR GIFT THE WHOI nicmliererl .'i.e brine nff1 the prnrn j FAMILY and BESIDES . . . YOUR FRIENDS 151'-. Kly's a.l-intcrim appointment ! HERE'S HOW! hn- iieeri Mi<> Milijevt i»I" mmniiWi disapproviil but Sherilf Harditm fai"l that he hud made it tni-au-i- A 1936 T4 TUBE 'if the m'f'essity of "doinir -nmr- \ Superheterodyne tliinR" nftor Puerschner'n pr^mi'l «ii«l>i'i!»iiin. He then admitted thiif F ('r^nni'/iiti'in lenders Jlad hot <'tp- wt&* SILVERTONEO N°LY j'laveir. ..' . " >^> +i >.•*-. «A iii i i Smal5l 9Cutri (HI* II- «>is rhirini; Ely'n term as Pmy Only $1.50 Weekly ChnrBr jherifT thai Senirnkewlrz, who es- & fnped with MeHjpki, WH* mnAn :i "LniHty" --"trustee" as they aic x MEMO *"<*,,i*' ' file in the Sheriff's office. He was allowed to mingle with Metelski. FOR HER i- murderer of a Sfate Trooper, with- out mole-tmion. /, CUTLERY SET ! Meteliki On Looje It was during both Kly'^'iind Thrrp Ilraulful Mnliile" Mri'l IMrrra ' HarclitiL'1-- dims that Metelski was afforded pnictinilly free MITI of the jail. Although immediate respon- $4.89 j sibility for pupprvisiori was Ihe 1 Warden's, hf i? .'iccountalile '-'rirt- <&. #* Olhmm ly to the Sheriff. Mr. Harding de- i Ms? COMBINATION TOASTER ie<^1 » rf* y>y *0* $ WAFFLE IRON ' & c JOSEPH k-«?*\ .^v^vCVAv^v ^ $47S hown (left) with Paul < hrnnihim I'latr — llrmnvnhlr Grl.li Other. •> lun B» tl.OO ANDRASCIK! Edward MetflsUi, accused sllyfj »f ft d«6*ni*»lpiis State Trooper is &lm the Middlesex Coun- # ^rnionUcwici after they remtt-d caplurt- in Newark following a nrak FroIhfy were taken into v 562 ST. GEORGE AVE., K#if r\r *^ AV»V Iv Jail. In the in^eU, the pair of criminals ftppeai hi thry looked AUTOMATIC custody. Bell Ringing iiuid that Zullo had a slight caafi of FRESH JERSEY stances—tn hring a mavhino (fun _ __ Foreign Reception clai'ed il v.a-; ilouliffill if any of the bronchitis, I tnbl him that he " TOASTER tnisfea.-iiiiee re^ultinitly indicated, into the jail or smaller arms, at • Illuminated Airplane Dial looked well enough to me but he fV'- .m PORK LOIN would have lieen uncovered had it any event — apparently was m>t • Electro Dynamic Speaker : said that I should keep him there." not been for the hre.uk. considered $4J5 • Automatic Volume Control I The room1 Zullo occupied is fre- This statement was made de- Metelski. of course, was the star %:.**^ Chrome Hntcl • Matched Silvertone Tubes Iclb. spite the fuel that the duties of boarder. The warden served him I fluently referred t.n in New Bruns- Turd mid 1'luK Inrlnrf^d i •': Olhtra fin loir tin DM- It'* a Regular $79.00 Value the sheriiF are limited. He is in with coffee, with the now-famous the sheni! arliee jainmiieul ana . ne nnancii»i»u is m i«ni.,v, , ..„...,,.,,v », _ .. I wick as "the bridal suite," It is FRESH KILLED charge of the jail and he handles Jelloc ; he furnished hinv also with fnreelosuri prncei'dmgs,,...._..„ di „... He rre-'bedrooe jbedroom slippersslippers . He supplied that^rood! HONOR BILT DUCKS & GEESE • • iiilim- wit.--^uh readin1:—g mnmatter—detcc-tfo,.—Antve. : A••* touc»'«th» o»f• humonU.....r. wa—s added t.o- .. .. THE FAMOUS COLD SPOT "SIX" sides in an apartment over the tive fiction, by the way. He gave 'the whole p-isly affair Wednesday / > coil-blocks and it is naturally the him an extra blanket for his cot 'piirht when Metelski and his buddy \ y ^ CEDAR CHESTS America's Finett Electric Refrigerator assumption that he. exercises con- and a pillow, neatly encased in a ! were cornered in Newark and SToP* ijb Price* itnnKlor From tinual vigilance over his employes white 'cover. There were three j take* Into custody. T0 $e.00 DOWN $1Vv7,UP I •—thi' warden and the guards. ipples on a table in Metelski's cell Mr. Harding, according to wit- u DELIVERS IT SEE IT TODAY ! GENUINE SPRING The misfeasance which Went on iiid a box of aspirin. nesses, approached Captain John $12.95 $21.95 under the very nose of the sheriff, "The warden," Mrs. Metelski, J. Lamb of the State folice, who •65 CASH PRICE $99-50 Sm.ll Carrying ( IM.IU. d f such iialpable toflji who WaaWd t« be at least pai'ttslly h»d directed the manhunt for the OCCASIONAL CHAIR LEGS OF LAMB tiiuis as admittinii g women visitors responsible for favors her husband "';illeri1lnr , an""d' snisaid'!': Give A Useful Gift Thi« Christmas to interview prisoners without first WalDul Klnluli received, said, "was very nice to "When am I going to get this • ft THE FAMOUS beinK starched. Warden Puersch- Eddie. He bought him a comb and prisoner?" V°V 25c Ib. ner admitted under interrogation snmet.ime,F even combed his hair." "You had him once," Captain 1 KENMORE WASHER $49-95 by Piusei-utoi' Douglas M. Hicka This confession was made to coun- Lamb replied, succinctly. $5,95 that even handbags, regardless of II ant or Green Tnpentrj Covered BOTTOM or TOP ty officials and, if true, was the The Sheriff is reputedly the .ize., remsined in the possession of kind of "supervision" which, be- youngest ever to have served the CASH ROUND 'isitors. cause of complete ignorance on county. He is- pleasant, affable, ^ SherilF Harding also acknowl- the part ;A the Warden's super- obliging and straightforward. A CARD TABLES ud that he knowingly permit- iors, was permitted to pass.unchal- number of the questions put to him I $5.00 DOWN „„ Metelski's wife to visit her hus- undoubtedly were embarrajsing, POT ROAST lenged. band at (i:liO at nipht last Friday, but he did not quibble witVr.his 98c $5.00 MONTH There had been numerous answers. He acknowledges frtnk-; *ii jven though Friday is not a visit- iyiargea that Port Reading's notor- Sturdily Built and Leatherette iclb. ing day and even though visits, ex- ly-that he is a strict organi»4flqn, Covered ious Anthony Zullo, recently ac- Democrat and a firm believer in SMALL cept from lawyers, are strictly quitted of first degree murder, had ( taboo at such times. It was dur- the drtctrine that "to the victor be-' been given similar treatment to longs the spoils." He intends to ti JUST A FEW OF THE CARRYING Jersey Fresh ing this particular call that the that accorded Metelski while'await- trooper's slayer and his wife were adhere to that doctrine and his '^ CHARGE allowed the use of the lawyer's ing trial. honesty on the subject cannot help '••1 SERVICEABLE GIFTS HAMS Harding was asked room without surveillance, a ]>rac Sheriff but attract some admiration. TO BE FOUND }N OUR jce strictly Contrary even to cur whether this was true, He re- FcLB. He has, however, inherited a GIFT AISLES rent rules in the Middlesex jail. plied: situation of long standing which When Mrs. Metelski arrived "It is not true. Zullo did, how- ever/," the Sheriff explained, "have will require more ingenuity than AV° OTHER there, tn a taxi-cal»,~«ot only after political .tact, jucje courage tf .•>" visiting hours but also on an off- the rdoift fipstarrs, t>revionsty-re- FANCY served for women prisoners. I diplomacy. This situation, he wil. MODELS day, she was met at the door by tell you, was as rampant under t \V' .*•" FRESH KILLED the Warden. Upon requesting ad- could not understand," he added, "why Zullo should be given the Republican rule as it was since AS LOW MARYLAND mittance, the Warden testified that Alan Ely was principal keeper of < he told her he first must consult best place in the jail—it has a bed, AS you know, arid other things. I in- the prison. TURKEYS the Sheriff, his superior. Up to this point, however, he FOR HI "Use Own Judgment" quired about it and was told that LB he was there under the order of has only one concrete suggestion $39.95 'I told him," Sheriff Harding Dr. Wilentz." (Dr. William C. Wil- for improving conditions at the MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS advised the writer, "to use his own jail. It is merely this: >.iii-VUII < ollnr 37 judgment." entz, the county physician). "I immediately called Dr. Wil- That a full-time matron be ap- I'rfuhruuk 'Did you approve admitting pointed to search women visitors! her?" he was asked. said the Sheriff, "and he llrond.l.ifli $1.19 kA Full Line of Fruit* "I did not," he replied. A dependable quality gift that will ri'inii her of your thoughtfulnegs the year arom ' Vegetables - Nut* and I "Did yju disapprove it, or for- 1 bid th« Warden tn.nllnw her in?" Famous Kenmore . . . that means ini • Candies for the Holiday i COSSACK JACKET washer foe your money! Full size—hini'tl- "No," he answered. "I am not All Wool trying to pass the buck." 50 pounds of clothes per hour. All thv :'• MACKI.VAW tures she'll apprtciute, 8Uch as Mullin si•!•' Sheriff Harding insisted that no XOT1I WE ALSO PUT UP dire consequences came of this $4.291 adjusting balloon roll wringer, ru!!' XMAS BASKETS particularly irregularity, however, mounted tub, safety-senled mechanism, ;• since the gun the vicious Metelski tomiitic typo clutch and rubber casters. used to cow an awkward corps of MEN'S NECKTIES f To Our Many Friends) guards had been, supplied not by land Patrons We Extend/ the wife hut by "the girl friend," 'Ss-j You Could Not Imagine A M.... a night club entertainer, Mary 3 2 "$1.00 Approprinte Gift For Her ^ LThe Season's Greetings] Ti'iK'hiinoiicz, I V The possibility that was onen to •HU-; The Kenmore "DeLuxe" Mrs. Metelski under the circum- |FREE TO THE KIDDIES! | ft r*^ Men's Leather SLIPPERS ELECTRIC CLEANER I Soft IIIIIIIIT I |ip«"r» ^Children Accompanied by Parents Will Be GivenJ ^ lluliber jh 1 SE\RS k*fc- llrrl $ 1 t FREE TOYS! 1 Low Price $39CAVl l.r»» Irmled Allonmii'f Old Clenvr BLACK C DOLL HOUSES TREE C Men's Flannel PAJAMAS ^BOARDS SET& 29 $3 Down—$4 a Moi 98 \ ery I'I im I'arrjIuK Churii' ,^4 Sni'i-la $1.00 Hall Itearluis >•' wa OUTDOOR llru.h. 'fir, BILLY and M.ili.r oeier " WISHING ^RUTH SLE TREE SETS 891 ollluu. >>»» "'' Men's Sheeplined turr ball In-Mrlnc Dial BdJiiNliiii ii' CORDURpY COAT Ilili-k nud Ilil BULBS O(f.r[-c| \ i-iM OUR MANY Well Built C <(biH'kiiru4( • 'TOASTERS 98 For Set. O. D 2* cut (rlmkrr 5* ' $7.98! houdl.' FRIENDS, PATRONS KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS PRIMA WASHING MACHINES Men's FELT SLIPPERS AND DEALERS A ^ llelnforced Tue 1» HlirtiiK 49'- PRIZER STOVES (1 to 3 years to pay) llerl Very Merry Xmas SUSPENDERS - GARTERS Stiff tiim to ihop SOCKS • HANDKERCHIEFS And May SKIPPY AUTO IN A WIDE SELECTION We Suggest MOVING Hamilton PICTURE Beach I Christmas Sale Of Lamps THE NEW PROSPERITY GAS RANGE MACHINE MIXER TABLE, BOUDOIR IN A BEAUTIFUL C 45 and BED LAMPS ALL-PORCELAIN *16 I Prices Ranging WHITE FINISH SIMMEN'S BREAD 98 From $1.QOto$0.95 SKIPPY ONLY ( umvlcte ivllli FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER AND WKKKLV Ivcr-.lohnson $1Q.45 Union-Hardw&re QQc Junior and Bridge Lamp* CASH PRICE $87.95 EVERY DAY THROUGH 1936 BICYCLES 1U up Roller SKATES VO $00$^95 1-1,1 S SMAIX (JAHHV1NU ^ UA.H MAVINU CIMIKIXi TOl' 22-Short AiVplan* 10c to $ -I .5C nllk Sliudm 9 AU'l'OMATKi IIHA'I' t<).\Til( GUNS MODELS LAMP SHADES SIMMEN'S BAKING CO. (((IICII MllUJil.S AS LOW * "BAKERS OF BETTER BREAf)" SANDWICH $ .29 Streamline As Low As 29c TOASTER WAGON PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 1 99* IWOODBRIDGE HARDWARE! SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. COMPANY, Inc. jk 275 HOBART STREET 74 MAIN STREET Phone 8-0096& PERTH AMBOY, N. J- K1DGE INDEPENDENT r FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80.19S5 dUna went on to win th* rame af Yankoe* and thp Cleveland toward Uw WUr *rt rf *• •w-j for one of tko« Allen oitehtd to this taun* P»*r- jaort, and tfl» umpire called It • it* ert pt h lose Ones On The Diamond ^t I^uK .f _£ !ball. Allen prntwUd, throwing his there n It in thooe Yj»nko«>.« of 19S6) and I tuppoae it i» * • * ->ne fr--.m the New York ,v with . ,hw run |e.d and th, glove hiffh in th« air and wai owr. promptly tiirovn out of the (ram*. ba»eo»lbblll to penallili e • pmjl w for . By BARRON McNULTY l The stensible Yarkoe* could have eo«s>t*<) in the Ya«a«*. e*p«U«. SUPPO9», \ >n w» traded was ^"inut'tTouble. At'tWjiTnie they taainf th. fifn a.d f»««f o. No doubt the fact that Malon* that *ortof Ihing. ^^"J1^;^ to be a rompetiUon, not ••• 5 i" bl At thah t tii th rsme in to r1'1"" and w*» very tion is that the Yankee* w.itil.1 HADE OF Al.l.KN for ^ thf Tj(?f,rs by ,ix f,,, ,„ „;„tht p,,B«i.l A. wsy ». (Continued on p«f« -M r-.-a.-l in a (rarne "'"-"»'• knock**] oft and the In- h«ve bptr; a wfcolr lot better >> ' ,mj ,-,,Te Bbout to go into lK«m pUjii|.

A GRAND AND GLORIOUS CHARGE ALL YOUR OHWSTMAS CELEBRATION FOR THE Gtf TS HERE WHOLE TOWN! — Says Paul Otto of Royal

I b.-<-n a grand and glorious Season for us folks .— the BIGGEST in our histbry. \ «• we've s«t our hearts on making th is the grandest, gladdest, most glamor- •4: i .< CHRISTMAS DAY YOU and YOU and YOURS have ever had. We „ ,nt to KNOW when we close our doors Christmas Eve that no one in V. oodbridge has gone without a gift Royal could have supplied. That's

w'iv we're lengthening our terms on alt'purchases, beginning today to P--M ,^^. 4& A FULL YEAR TO PAY I • i hmk what it means! You can pay for i $25.00 gift at LESS than 5(k i , week—7c a day—loos* change you'll never miss. And there's NO I ••, T" KF.D TAPE at Royal — NO EMBARRASSMENT — NO*DELAYS — you tain IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. AT THESE LOW PRICES ON THESE EASY TEW YOU CAN BUY - ALL YOUR GIFTS AT ROYAL YOU NEEL>! i« ^--..* '^^^_A^ . FAMOUS WATCHES GIFT FEATURES AT STANDARD PRICES FOR TOMORROW NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED PAYMIMTS THE GRUEN "SHIRLEY" .. u» lh» II hrmilKul l.ruVii 5O^

25c Weekly — AFTER JANUARY 3 PIECE DRESSER SETS alten. JANUARY SET WITH 6 GENUINE DIAMONDS THE BULOVA "MISS AMERJCA I ftlH'i'lni iMircIim* rimMr* ^^ Ki««ln!l», s UN lu nfTrr tttrne htHiitifUl $ | .Uv nrliit nnirii n*i with fl llrry ilia- nmmla. (inarntllrril Jrurllril move- «•••• Krt* In rnaiufl mid rhrume X nt th<- itnhf ][e\ nlilr price u( Krll. MMIt'll«ll link brarrlrt. A $14.95 Solid Gold i tunl.7.1 \ uliir fur Diamond Pendant Ladies' Stone Ring 25c — AFTER JANUARY II * a I rr;.t»l s u n-U a y dr- graved Border. • <'" l.rnultir 111 a- •* iiiiiiiit, Ciimplele % ilfllntv hHKilrMi* rk-hl} rliKrn\r*l. $^^ 1.75 »llh rkalir I amen,, ll-l -l.-ll.t . v rnilli. IIIIK X. 25c Weekly mu^rinrnt mm AFTER JANUARY 45c Weekly — AFTER JANUARY GENT'S ENAMELED DIAL WATCH A FAMOUS ELGIN 8 PIECE COCKTAIL SET > ^ rl»( t^ntrh >\llh iitinirrnlii tin tpw QK .•iininfll-.l i.in-i- dliil. ronleil rr.im' n (*l» 7' iniMlt-l. l-'liu- lliii|.kt.t.|irr . ' •ilrnilittii* q >.oll r 25c Weekly — AFTER JANUARY i. .> I .1. llli-hb Ilirm i-f lilrrvnl nlKl IMI^ um\ril. s i* I LADIES' GENUINE TINY BAGUETTE 'Jill- Ur«-kl}~*(l'TI-:it .I\M VH\ n 11 li a nnr. .95 II n \y HI uthrtlc Si'Mri'i-lv ^lilvr thnii a trail tirnt'll ytt H (#V,$5 tllrlliMiiuii'. • . . Klilriiillil llinrkrp|irr. llrnilllfulb ruura<- U" *:*)t**«H nl. Link htanlfl %f >irrni|ilflM')l • '•' %«It li fi«in..ii- I.I $1 f\ .50 Set With 2 Side Diamonds 25c Weetlyt— APTEHf JANUARY •IN I|i.-K whiif 40c W«Uy AFTER JANUARY I...!.l. «rl iillli II lirll-?O^.50 limit, lilur-olllli' <'l-ii- aM^F tri- ihiiiiiiiuil mill '2 THE BULOVA "SENATOR" 1ii-r> .-. I il <- IIIHIIIIMKIM -,< »hu TWO (;I.MIM: DIAMONDS. 40c WetUly — After January 50c Weekly — AFTER JANUARY A Full Year \ To Pay

4-Pc. Electric PERCOLATOR SET I....-I. I Imml. ui-iil'. i. ri-l $O /I .75 I. ..lil. thr III |. II.1 -1,11- /.*\ CUri.nii IMiilfil. V uruiil $C.95 \ rmllii-lliiir" IIIU.IIII. nl mdT* Kill l"l III'.' II.IIIM' O 50c W«kly — AFTER JANUARY •J.'.. « . ,kl)— II I 111 MM VIH Popular Ladies' Round Watch ^".M nnu-i. iiiim. $i Q.95 Set With 4 Side Diamonds A YEAR 7 DIAMOND !' "I WBIi.h..»nr- »i'rj nupii- $|O.75 r|IIK |,r'|i'l.V'nw.ml 12 Tin- "Ml-.s \.M. \.irk" DINNER RING Iiir IIBHIII lli'ii ramnl. 1^ ,,t l>t*l>i'iitltil»lf iiimi'iiii'iit IS-K wuiu. '•"'•'•t r.50 V IruU uiirut-iMiN ^r..- \\ .•«-WI> I.urn,, line. l,lu.-nMl,- irrnlli I I l-l\ 25c Weekly — AFTER JANUARY TO PAY Tr.u j \M..\in tritlrv illiiniiiiiili I •.nil,I « |||*,- I...I,I •- v i| u I H I I r I > *rt • [n lilrrri'il mill .n-*/^l U 75c Weekly —• After January iiriofil. >**! «llll "• * T lirilhnut ur 1111 - tlllliiuiuilft Mil' Wi-.'kl; ROYAL'S DIAMOND GUARANTEE VI'TKII JIM VIIV protecti you fully. We guarantee in writing the WEIGHT—QUALlTY^nd VALUE of every Dia- mond. We further guarantee to REFUND YOUR MONEY upon return within 30 Uayi for any reaton. Our 5 Diamonds —-r Solid Gold tremendoui purchasing power and facilitia* anabla 6 SIDE DIAMONDS \ niM-i-t in-ill iir ^ ti I ti i' ! V iiiiiHtfriilt.i'i' lu ui to effect BIG SAVINGS and 'remember II 11 11 il riiKru«(Ml >V*-U^ IM-K While <

1II11K ••••ml <>( U-lv M>»il$/\.95 0VJ lHrKe, Hue II1II.'-M lille* C T • EXCEPTIONAL GENTS' WRIST WATCH VALUE! VVhltt- (..ihl ollli A Ikla- fj ceiitrr illHinuud ultli ±j § IT'S SAFE TO BUY AT ROYAL! IIMIIIIIH lu Iiir I11le.1l Six nimrklliiK »•

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l-Lb. UjX ASS7 HAPL IN WOODBRIDGE i fstn Clwx-'>*Ut /4 (V- and .' 2 I"*1 QUESTION ABLE SOLRCES OF SUPPLY For tbo«e »k o«ure tJae rer; bett. From tbe &ne»t vtaeyard* in "The FOR YOUR XMAS TREE SaaU Dar» Valie/' of Caliiomi* ti« Je wut Moakt ot the Sacred Heart Noritiatr fvif f"P"t a cot:- tract wlxrT^br • Hib'UjBtiaJ lot of tbe** wine* i* BOW ar&iLtble, at their ttor* on SPECIAL: KAOHM voey M*ic Street, uader tbe weti kaown E^rototu B^axtd. Notbiaf oMlld more deurv; I; SCGAR 17clb. PL'fcESUGAK ICtlb^'11 «d>/ b« entitled to our tpouorvhip and fuaraatee. Our eAdoncmeat »houlJ HARD CANDY iKyx warraat. r«zr trial The*e wiae* have been a fed at the Novitiate Oi l*rt m Caitforttu «nc« 1928 Call or phone for tome of these choke wines and

tM. . ~ " 7777" ^ *M >^t* fw y(*ir*t\i. Or may we lerve yon with an aborted caae for the hoiidayj" Hi«b Grad* A**t- Milk Jf J We kaow that yop wiU be back for more. PORT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL and TOKAY. Patlwtdin mnGit BRmn PER C PERHALF f , 5 BOX XMAS COMBINATION FIFTH GAL FLASKS Sj.50 S. mncit EVE "A * HF. BFJT EVE*t OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY ^ 2 Ib. rW* Milk Chocolate Maraacfoino Ch*rrie» t 44c £• ^ NEVER LOWER ELSEWHERE! mETBL TUBES Ib. Bos Milk CtMcoiatc N«Ur FruiU and Cream* 49c M "fk OLX> DRUM WHI5KEY W1LKEN FAMILY WHISKEY Ib. Box Extra A**t. Chocolate* 29t 3 %• Pin^ &9c, Quart Pint 98c, Quart $1.89 Ib. Bos Pur« 5u«ar Ribbon Candy : 19c * *A SHERRY BARBERA and tiURGUNDY T tb. Box Pur* Suyar Hard Candy « 19c PORT -Gallon 99c MUSCATEL Wine I 4 y*ar» olid ~- s i gal, »9c RE1SL1NG WINE ALLS BOXES HERE, mEWHERE 'VuJt/t, Uut utfAun and '"°il FULL GALLON STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY .85 FOR FAMILY USE High Grade Aart. ,Tb* FiM«t Dark Sweat CHAMPAGNE MOUNT VERNON iA fy/y withtMit •qua). KM it... A.VVT. CHOCOLATES MILK CHOCOLATES CALVERT SPECIAL Pint $^34 it with nil '/t)k«r»,Th«ti [2 Ib. Bo» »9c 2 Ib. Box 7Sc11 COCKTAIL WHISKEY p Ib. Box We 3 Ib. Box 192* VINTAGE BOTTLED IN BOND CALVERT RESERVE Pint $2 25 Lfi Ib. Bos $1.25 S Ib. Box $1.69 bot. P,im $1.49 Quart $4.39 A5ST. FILLED CANDIES^ 10 bow. Mb Pur* Milk •It I(«((N«I'I»* (44 I'/ ll.Vl'f IK,* •ib.bo«M »M »H|,«/ IV »,,»»W,, A.,I., ' P«anutButtar 24cftH IMPORTED LOUTA IMPORTED SAGARRA FLEISCHMAN'S GJN Tub* • y««r It fvf *n Mw !jfCHERRIES ggcib.bo« Chicken Bon«t 24c SHERRY WINE SPANISH PORT $1,39 Sth~90c pint C (T-ICA VUl.f f !«.««• Butter Scotch Creanu 24c WINE Hiram Walker'* 99c bot. 5 O'clock Cocktail ,I0e0 LBS. AMERICAN BEAUTIES J£c Ib. '1,24^ GIN II A RADIO WITH MiTAl TUMI 16 YEARS OLD « YEARS OLD $1.14 5th — 74c pint CAU P. A. 4-1775 FOR FRKK HOME TRIAL! JERSEY APPLIANCE CO. REE DELIVERY ALWAYS [BOSTON FAMIIY LimiAD CTABI: DIVISION 01' FAMILY LIQUOR STORE JERSEY TIRE CO., Inc. 192 SMITH STREET | PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ig 82 MAJN STREET WDBCMSSS WOODBRIDGE 147 New Brutiftwitlt Av«, Optn K Pbone P. A, 4-1775-1776 l Ill) HRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935

Just Goafs IT MAKES AU- THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD By PERCY CROSBY ] We suppose that great volume of con- WHBNAG-lftLHASf SWEETNESS AND LIGHT Published Every Friday by sumers wh(> are to be treated to a fifty per PRETTYTBBTH By CHARLES E. GREGORY WOODBBIDGE PUBLISHING CO. cent increase in rates will get a great mea- ,n 20 Green Street Woodbridge Telephone, Woodbridf. 8-1710 sure of satisfaction to hear their benefac- Governor Stoket On PoKlici Subscription $1.50 Per Year tor, the Perth Amboy Gas Light Company I guess I just don't have-rhy smart ideas any more, j and its close associate, the Elizabethtown It occurred to me the other day that possibly In e»« HUGH WILLIAMSON KELLY, Consolidated Gas Company, cleaned up a •,hange for Borne of my beat political dope, deductions' and Editor and Publisher neat little three-quarters of a million dol- ;. GREGORY .... Managing Editor forecast that ex-Governor Edward Casper Stokes mi|rhi;| iars last year, be willing to discount a Blow note for me. I think I wai•') i^iered as second-claw matter March 18, ,,,'.i at the Poitofflce at Woodbridge, N. J., i ItJ# a dandy little system these utility wrong; the governor got all the best of it. >;i| i,.'r the Act of March S, 1879. companies have devised. The Elizabeth- ***** town manufacturer sell., iito the Perth Am- In any went, we had a lot of very pleasant convent-^ boy distributor at a nice profit. Then the tion. Perth Amboy distributor sells it to the low" It la very refreshing to get Mr. Stokes toward the do ly consumer, also at a nice profit. Both of them take a cut while the fellow who pays of banking hours on |he subject of politics. He's seventy*^] (Herewith it one of the moit illuttriout the bill has to be the goat and like it. six, or something, now but he still maintains he's thirty and./.< ,1,1,,Hall in the WltOfy of jmirn«li«m. It wrt, The i'erth' Araboy company buys ite~en- his spirit, impetuousness and clear thinking make the re,c*: . ,lt<-n by Franoil P. Church and wu firit tire output, manufactures-not one part of HeTalrtenTyTogTQaT'aM'ais^€fTittff"im'd""hiB"-int^ ,,lod on September 21, 1897 in the New it. It does not claim that the vendor is go- works like chain lightning. , < ; , U Sun. Every year on (lie d«y before Cfcriit- ing to raise the rates it now charges and "What do you think of the show?" I asked him. k,^ it appears'at The Sun't leading editorial that therefore the ultimate consumer must ,| it it with (rateful acknowledgement ti> "It's a flop," he replied, his eyes lighted by ia sense oifi|| pay more. It merely petitions to be allowed < i,,. Sun that we reprint it.) to jack up the price ©n the weak argument humor which never fails him. Is There A Santa Claas? that the new schedule will be an induce- "I mean," I said, "how's the national ticket going to _.. •AY take pleasure in answering at once jneht for small users to become big users. do next yetft1];' : thus prominently the communication If that purpose is achieved, then the Eljza- "Oh, that's going to be all right. I thought #6u meant:./'! A, expressing^ at the same time our bethtown Consolidated Gas Company will something else.1' tl gratification* that its faithful1 author sell more of its commodity to the Perth I didn't inquire what he thought I meant but 1 rathef 1::^§ I umbered among the friends of the Sun:Amboy Company, probably at a greater "Dear Editor:—I am $ yeart old. profit, and the latter in its turn will shoot presume that he inferred I was opening up on the Hoffma*: "Some of my little frlendi lay that there it through the mains to the consumer, pre- administration, what there is of it between midnight intwtey . ,,n Santa Clam. sumably also at a greater profit. views in State Prison, airplane hops to Kokomo and thei» "Pipa tayt 'If you iee It In The Sun It'i lo.' "Pleaie tell ma the truth, l> there a Santa So .everybody wins. tricals of one kind or another, t laui? Everybody, that is, except the consum- r "It's going to be Landon." "Virginia O'Hanlon er. "115 Wett Ninety-fifth Street." "Alf?" Virginia, your little friends are wrong, "Certainly*. 'He has the background—and the build- v have beien affected by "the skepticism Keep Them Ther* up," he added, swinging into the vernacular. "Hearst and skeptical age. They do not believe ex- They got what was coming to them. THIS WEEK Block were out conferring with him the ^ffiSi1 day." "5" . • they see. They think: that nothing can That generally is the optrrhrrr trf~thr "You can't hold that against him.," I replied. which" ia not comprehensible by their town regarding the five defendents in the AND THEY AID.. YEARS AGO "They control, between them, a lot of newspapers. . minds. All minds, Virginia, whether Fulton Street explosion case who drew s THE QUESTION: the propoied new sen- Ten Years Ago you be men's or children's are little. In tences totalling thirty-seven years from |U nU»? And Landon is getting the best press notices of anyone. If s METHODIST ADD TO THE ANSWERS: frreat universe of ours man is a mere Judge Adrian Lyon in the Middlesex Coun- the kind of stuff the people like. He'll be the nominee. He'll; CHURCH FLOWER FUND A. J. T1L1CSEK, 100 Main Street, Woodbridge, radio shop rt, an ant, in his intellect, aa compared ty court Friday. It still is a question The Floral Committee of the proprietor: I haven't given it very much thought. I. see that win." - , \|; Methodist Episcopal Church pre- i the boundless world about mm, aswhether this quintet got all it deserved but sented its initial entertainment in they're trying to revise the .rates upward, much as the Public There was an air of finality to his prediction and f:'. .:-mred by the intelligence capable of the punishment meted out to its members the lecture room of the church Service did here a couple of years ago. But from what I under- Friday. A portrayal of living pic- stand, only people who use gas heaters and in- had to confess I knew little or nothing about Landon, ejB-^> :.:inj? the whole truth and knowledge. will go a long way toward discouraging a tures opened the program. They 1 dustries will save money on the change. I cept that I couldn't go for anyone much who always pre»; Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. similar plot in the future. included "The Old Fashioned Girl, ' can't see how the company is going to make posed by Anna Mae Senior; "The sented himself as "Alf." That made him strictly out, so fa* . exists as certainly as love and generos- Law-enforcement agencies in the coun- Modern Girl," posed by Ruth Au more moneyNlnless most of its business is and devotion exist, and you know that ty have striven for nearly two decades to gustine; "The School" Girl," by with people with very small incoir^s who stay as I was concerned. If the nick-name was pleasant to hert!.- Mary Stmewig; A Spanish Maid," |ii'-y abound and give to your life its high- catch up with Vincenzo Piscatelli, reputed at or nearihe minimum rate. The only Way Elizabeth Spencer; "A Japanese the company could pustify its raising the cost or had some special significance, I might be able to abidjn beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary Maid," Jeanette Leisen, and "An brains of the ring, and it is comforting to Indian Maid," Elizabeth David. would be if they were really losing money it. But to use it for no good reason prejudiced me right nld be the world if there were no Santa • * * know that he will be safely out of the way and could prove itrThey've got a monopoly, away. _' . " ' |fliiU8.-It would be as dreary as if there for a long while to come. Destruction of SEEKING COMPROMISE ON without any competition, and you either pay SEWAREN SWITCH ROUTE 1 The Governor, of course, is an Easterner, a banker, a " 1 "••re no Virginias. There would be no property for money is a diabolical occupa- what they ask or get no gas. If the consumers Opposition to a proposed or- all banded together, they could stop it but conservative. He thinks, whether he knows it or not, strlc%. f 'ild-like faith then, no poetry, no romance tion and those engaged in it haven't a dinance granting to Emily J. there's little chance of that, I guess. This sea- Fest the right to const ly in terms of business. He kn,ows, as anyone does, th4f|,. 'i i > make tolerable this existence. We shouldthought for human safety or life so long as a son of the year, more families can cut their gas bill than in the railroad siding over Old Road, business is almost unanimously opposed to the Great Whit* f I ve. no enjoyment, except in sense and they can achieve their end. OaklanOkldd AAvenu e and BroaBd Street, 'Summer. AToTofthew use coal Tanges. now, for both (jooking, St Father and his alphabetical New Deal because the, cofflhfr Vgij jjht. The eternal light with which child- Sewaren, for the opening up of • heating the home and heating water. Oil turners are better yet Sooner or later, unquestionably, these land for industrial use was pre- and I think more people are using oil attachments in their old nation has frightened and coerced it. He knows that th# '* >od fills the world would be extinguished. cases will be brought before the Court of sented to the Township Committee stoves. If the people all threatened to take their meters out and last night by Representatives of Roosevelt policies are the'remit'of "complete misundef*' T Not believe in Santa Claus! You might use no gaa at all, they could make the company drop this plan Pardons and petitions made for parole. Mrs. Lucy J. Acker and several standing and ignorance of the way business works and pro* <••! well not believe in fairies. You might get When that time comes we trust the court other property owners. A com- but otherwise I don't see how they can stop it. It might cost the promise is sought. found suspicion, always disastrous to the parties concerned, ''• • ur papa to hire men to watch in all thewilt remember the decent, law-abiding citi- township a lot of money to make a legal contest out of it and » • » exactly what the expense would be I, of course, don't know. has developed between them. So business is on the outs with f i imneys on Christmas to catch Santa zens whose very beings were jeopardized Five Year* Ago the administration. Governor Stokes knows that. "; uis but even if they did not see Santa without a chance to protect themselves and "TOWN BUREAU PLACES MRS. LENA CHOPER, 81 Main Street, Woodbridge, de- 100 MEN IN JOBS But how about the agriculturists? ; .us coming down what would that who would have been destroyed cheerfully partment store owner: I think it's eutrageous. What else can About 100 men have been The attitude of Washington toward the farmers hrt ! vt'? Nobody sees Santa Claus but that by the plotters if their purpose could be placed in jobs through the em- we think? I can't believe there's any excuse for attempting to ployment bureau maintained at increase the rates at all. Here in our store, we deal largely with been diametrically opposite to its attitude toward business. satisfied. That*no lives.ware lost is short the town hall, Harry Jacksoh, J/., workingmen, Jheji are gettljig $27.50 for two" •I'sign there is U alw^aya has been acknowledged £hat jf there. was^one ; of miraculous. who is In cKarge "of ffie regisfra- weeks' work. Each and every one of them has I things in the world are those that tion of the jobless, said today, single department in the capital that has been developed ' ' Piscattelli and his gaiig should be made * * * large families—often as many as eight or nine •her children nor men can see. Did you or ten mouths to fevil. How can they do it? on a career basis it is the Department of Agriculture. In it, . J to serve every day of the sentences impos- WOMAN TRAPPED IN FIRE ! r see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of FLEES BY LADDER They were taken off* relief and put on their there are scores of employes who have worked and studied ed. .'•su not, but that's no proof that they are Trapped by flames which roar- own. They must pay for gas, electricity, water, and respected the ground tillers and the stock raisers. ed through the new building at rent, clothes and food—all on $||.5O every ihere. Nobody can conceive or imagine Oak Tree Road and Correja Ave- They know them intimately and they know the Depart-; . two weeks. How can they? I thinOTie gas bill • lie wonders that arc unseen and unsee- nue, IseUn, Monday, Mrs. Annie ment intimately. •••'?; Nice Prospect! Orlowsky, wife of the proprietor is the last straw on the camel's back. I in the world. Their relationship has been a pleasant one, even 5 "Eighteen-poinf Rise in Tax Feared by of a meat market, was rescued wouldn't like to see vigorous discontent You tear apart the baby's rattle and by Fire Commissioner Harry Wil- among the people but many of them now don't though it's hard for us Easterners to understand how it ] • Schoolmen." ! liam Laut and Officer Mishak who hat mukcH the noise inside, but there helped her down a ladder. Charles ovon gat «nough food—r-how can they pay could be anything else when the government subsidizes * This head appeared over a story in The I'il covering the unseen world which Jones, a member of the Iselin more for gas? The utilities are filling up their the farmers for doing nothing. But that is beside the point. . | Independent last week which explained volunteers, broke a bone in his own miserable, selfish pockets. It would be a wonderful idea for 'lit' strongest man, nor even the united foot when he fell from an ice- the town to hire some experts of ita own and appear before the Roosevelt and the AAA have them sold—or bought—and- j" r that because of an anticipated drop in the coated ladder. •'' - th of all the strongest men that ever State Board. The people as things are now have no leaders to go when, they march into the polling booths the country wil^ ' ! railroad tax receipts the Board of Educa- * « * could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, AQUILA FETES CHAMPS to. Every one is taken up in his own small business and they're know it. , tion might be required to make up the dif- y, love, romani'O can push aside that AjTHIGH SCHOOL like a lot of sheep when they try to fight the utilities. What It seents to me, therefore, to be a matter between East ference thrpugh a jump in the tax rate. Thirteen members of .the Wood- more can the gas company want than the high rates it's getting j in and view and picture-the supernal bridge High School football team now? ' and West; business and agriculture., ' v and glory beyond Is'it all real? Ah, \ye assume that this calculation did notwere the guests of Anthony Aquila, But if it's got to be Landon cant it be something be- . in all this world there is nothing contemplate, in addition, the restoration of Township \,Cotnmitteem»n - elect LEO GROSSMAJN, 99 Liberty Street, Fords, a justice of sides Alf Landon? • nlil, from the Second Ward, dn a trip the peace: We wouldn't have this threatened raise confronting and abiding. the pre-depresaion salary schedule in the.to New York Monday which in- *»***> " , • •al school system. The teachers' lobby haJ cluded seats at a performance of us if a lot of alleged financial wizards weren't behind It. They •- *' - Santa Claus! Thank God! He lives Earl Carroll's "Vanities." In the absolutely want more than a fair return on their investment. I wanted to engage the Governor in a discussion about been busily engaged in attempting to pro- r lives forever. A thousand years party were Mr. Aquila, Arthur C. Compared to other cities, other territories what was happening to his Republican party in New Jer- mote return of the old pay range but it Perry, principal. Coach Heinie we're payftg now much more than we should now, Virginia, nay ten times ten Belnkert, Tom Nu^ziato, Beter sey. But I didn't think it would be quite fair. He has been i hardly seems possible they can conscien- i*-and the new schedule would make it possi- ml from now, he will continue to Schmidt, Joe Buddy, Tony Caci- .strictly a regular ever since he has been in politics and; haa f tiously continue in their pursuit in the face ola, Vic Sherman, Jack Campbell, ble for the) people to buy gas in tanks more Tom Lqckie, Walter Stillman, Jim- never deliberately taken a crack at the G. O. P. that would. f KUUI the heart of childhood. t' the possibility of a drop in revenues, i cheaply than from the company's mains. It mjr Dimock, Don Montague, Absolutely would ctst no more. This gas com- hurt or weaken it. . /' .^,4 George Dign, Tony Aquila and El- But knowing teachers' lobbies this m«ir Veesey. pany is one utility that the people can beat So I don't know whether this parallel he cited can bei » might be too much to hope. i * • • and I'd like to see them^start to do it. They Somebody's Crazy! interpreted. I did, to my own satisfaction, but I refuse( to ' | Three Year* Ago can't do it with the water company. It's im- we don't get any money for railway SECOND DIVIDEND possible to take advantage of the 'reductions' do it for anyone else because I doubt if Mr. Stokes would J 1 crossing elimination! An Apology DECLARED BY LEWIS in these!new rates unless you use gas almost like me to. So I'll merely repeat it. •'- ; - J;~|:>• A 12 Mt% dividend, payable to on an ipdustfial basis. And the company is "When a man is starving and his children are starving••*$. ..t is certainly something. We gret all depositors who .have proven becoming increasingly more confident. They We wish to take this opportunity! to ex- claims, was declared today by and he steals your pocketbBok',^ he said, "you can undwi $^4; for fixing roads that don't need to Walter Lewis, receiver for the used to discontinue service on lOdays/ notice, then on six and lain to the readers of The Independent, 1 stand it. You may not approve of his methott tut you e«ai * d and which will never look like First National Bank and Trust now they turn it off with no notice whatsoever! I don't know nany of whom already have inquired, the Company. Mr. Lewis announced understand his motive. • 7 •vt're fixed by the time winter is over; what men employed by the WPA are going to do. It probably tin that disbursement of checks to the will be something like the CWA, when I used to handle as many reasoiLwhich^forced us to abandon tempor-. amount of $175,000 will start "But," he continued, "when he steals a man's pocket-, ' ' money for painting fences; we get as 50 dispossess cases a day. The people are paying the utilities irily at least'one of the most popular fea- today. This is the second dividend book, kills the man and then throws the purse into the for pulling up tree stumps; we get paid since the closing of the bank before the landlords—they've got to have water and gas and river without taking the money out of it, there is no ex-; to compile statistics that no-one will ures we have printed—the "Silhouettes." in November, 1931. electricity. And with the rates going up, they just don't have * * * th» money. But with the gas company, they do have the chance planation of his act." K«. and wouldn't be able to under* These stories concerning outstanding TOWNSHIP ABOLISHES personalities in the Township were sup- ALL LIGHT DISTRICTS to run a pipe to the back of their house and start using tank gu. And so there isn't i .i they tried; we get money for parks, There's competition in that field which will hold the price down. 1 • ^ *****; • plied because we felt that we were per- The ancient ' institution of 1 .Iks and gutters where they were Lighting Districts was abolished Using gas from the mains, you never know what they'll do to Governor Stokes is strong for his proposal to restrict '•*:;{ forming an interesting service in aqquaint- Monday afternoon by the Town- the rates next. s i lu-uded before and aren't needed ship Committee. A separate res- munipipal expenditures by creating .a state agency to su- ; | £ residents of the municipality generally JOSEPH JARDONE, £7 Main1 Street, Woodbridge, a clofhes Sl.V, •t) get money for compilation of a olution ended each of the eight pervise and pass upon every plan to disburse the taxpay- v;i| with those who because of their association districts. A saving of about $7,- preBserf The increase is too much money. It's cheaper, anyway. kw ers' money. He thinks all budgets, all bond issues, should bVrrl I t«>ry of the&ate; we get money for 000 annually will result, it was to cook with electricity—and with leas danger, too. Here in the with business, civic enterprise or govern- estimated. holes, on one side of the street and shop, using gas, we used to spend $60 n. month running two ma1 examined carefully by this agenpy to determine their nec«B»||f| ment were vital parts of the communify • • • i i bum on the other; we get money for GUSTAV BLAUM, GROCER chines. Now we use steam for half a ton of sity. He realizes, of cojurse, that there isn't much hope of|il.itii .ife. The 'Silhouettes" were not bought and , cogj a month or abo^J; $6. The company is 1 in-sane, slug-nutty schemes that man RETIRES AFTER 25 YEARS such restriction this year or next but that the time is co paid for by their subjects. Gustav Blaum, Woodbrtde gro- making money now—thoae utilities always ing eventually when the hlt-or-miss fiscal policies wt •'••vised; Because of the popularity of this fea- cer for the past 25 years, has re- make money—and they just want to make tired, from business. All of his more. The town ought to get a lot of experts have been \he ruination of local governments are going I ^ wt projects end on end, plans and ture it has been seized upo« as a strictly stock of groceries at his store, together and fight it. It would be better to be replaced with planning, cash-and-carry, and sanity. "mis invented in lunatic asylums 82 Main Street, will be gold. The A ; commercial proposition. The ^dependent total value is estimated at $10,- pay the money to experts and lawyers th»tt » . Mr. Stokes h&rbeeri pWfcflbing, thk doctrin*^ifl ••• promises, We get everything tha does not approve of such tactics and be-wo. - to the company, anyway. Ba^j^es, if Wood- good many years n«w. When he ww Governor, I think, 1 •i had before because we had i does n pp bridge, Carteret and PJKJJI Amboy all got J»- Ul'ii 111 ! cause it was feared our HEW COMMISSIONERS "was able to have** law enacted to carry out the provisic " common sense left, ON SCOUTING STAFF getlftr and, divided the cost of a court fight, l: these personality storie* might confuse of hie scheme buj; within » yeajf « too the tax-spendeij "' unide droning elimination? Two new District Commission- our shfte her*b wouldn't be very much. Tha i e of our readers to the extent they ers have been added to (he Wood- rates ought to be lowered, not raised. And were able to pat through a Repealer, the ComptrolleComptrer General, re bridge Township staff of the Boy the aew schedule would hit hardest on the must uot be used for that, pur- miight identify tils newspaper with such "But they're coming to it," he foitfiht*, •'Hies Scouts. They^are CarlJJrinkmaii very people who can't afford to sp^nd another cant thau.tb.ey ommercialteation, we decided very reluct- oMselin and" Alfred U Gardner of ""• ! •'-••• ' "''%$}* ntly to discontinue them. Ford*. 'Jin 1 :"V t t ;•'.*.'"¥*-. <•'¥.

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Bright colorieonfuie the eyes and j^ enough light is to make a dark colon make it difficult to see check with a sight meter. U you 4 j will telephone us, one of our home the ititthei. You muit Have good lighting representatives will call illumination if yju are to enjoy to talk over home lighting with f.l«jit Writl W.lch icwicfg by artificial light. tJ.wl (•••H'M I'lfltlM till U you. She will tel^you if you are I .1 ll,|, I.,.. „,!.. t , The right .light, non-glaring •i aaliititl Ni'M »«l»r «!!;.. l.ay.il liua> I 7/ getting enough light from your IKF I Ink lirBK.I*) ' .11 • *T and plenty of it, should be in DUAL-RATIO TUNING KNOB lamps and will suggest changes BUv every roam. The only accurate you can make, if they tre needed. \%dund tow 19!i6 season was pro- .hive games out ill front of game In which he gets hot. Watching Princeton's promising . boven home i" ™?' ', , ,| this week by Bill ,he Giunt bowlers with young club yank a tough one out of the first last Saturday and two W ««f™ , ma. The Avenel barber- whom they've been sharing with a suddenly-blessed barrage of long shots, you began ed Woodbridge High ;,t:.i--t rate declared the ho sun berth of the Civic to wonder a little if it really is safe,to permit an opponent (a profit «_«»«* '' ,, mil only ifl fl Wholly dcsir this 'wee'Tc Mt post to let gowith the pldheaye-hp! hawkers whenever he has 'him,' in itself, hut would lie ponement of Tuesday's matches a mind to. •>inil solution of asnignmp"nt- ft the duration of that margin You're suppled tc.figure always that any te>m which i,ii' with the diamond Ht, the very much in doubt. .-„... unwinding„ the ball in the genera„ l direction of the . balance, exclusively i;,ilium onrp that project The Giants, forced by the Stad- basket from more thanh , say, 25 or 300 feeft t range is destroydt - ca,t two weeks ago in this ne«r»- plant off the Shih ium dinner' to shove theft next ing its own chances. So you're supposed to let said team paper, boosts to school<* **"' match up to Monday, esn climb l back into their half of the driver's flip away both the ball and the game, , linfu Swaitiw «fi«« to -n:i was the lending npivit in Henry Benkert Frank Kirkleski Nicholas Prisco seat by duplicating the Waysiders' Come to think of it, there are plenty of suppositions J,0),ed woodbridge First' y •' :ir/in(r on fitrht-tpnm town- three in a row performance, wrapped up in the idea. The long-shotters are supposed Bank and Trust Company ship circuit achieved .at the expense f the Oldti_o *los. e possessio: *_.n_ o_J*'1.f th1 e bal1 IIl ofte_ fi, n enoug..M ...... hL tAo— le1 r*»Lt yo••#«.u • scorHMf^Me n Werlock'U^Awlnnlr'»a detailerlAfrallildH recapltjjtort*P . 9Cts total T w li i c h wenl Times. The losing brigade prompt-enough goals yourself to overbalance what baskets they »«"» *™f5° through the Rum ly fell to fifth spot, shuffling places Winning 51, Losing 45, Tying 8 Grid Games Since '24, with the DeMolay keglers who out-do get. The long^hotters are also supposed to disorgan- L^,^.:.. . tickets sold to itifi of HIJ2, then pointed the Wwlpers. ize their own passing, get in the habit of banging the ball ^*jja|jfc,r? students tonatA 'iic'l, principally, Ia t ltem All six results turned in during at the backboard whenever they're open, begin looking for f iflRBl^ ^0 T ; ' Wary Will de- Woodbriige Still Trails Enemies In Points Scored 0 the week of action on the Crafts- the chance to corral more ponts than anyone else and gen- L^Pif !am'e"—second " clares, because men Club alleys he ilid not cam-82-0 Disaster Of 1925 One were decided in erally go sour. „., . li^HW the campaign.% paijrn the next straight games. ., of course, that does happen, Otherwise against South; -^ Winter for its Of Roats Which Spoil The Waysiders coaches'stili would spend their time trying to develop long- River—fell short », The Record In 12 Campaigns of that figure by f> continuation. - Leonardo and DeMolay distance marksmen rather than drilling and drilling their Although h e The Whole Record OS 10 won in the top \em than *100 <• •% s HA ' ltnhway boys in schemes to work 'em free of guards under the bas- adults contri» "r'4. has handled the 31 118 Port Hi.elinioml - division, while Avenel A. A. for A 11 h o u gh Woodbridge a SH 3 St. Mnry's (I'. A.) the Industrial ket. And, usually, the team which embarks on that sharp- buted $58Q.20tt •?;' l in I", I League returns shooting, slam-it-up4here doctrine winds up well in back | the gate. Long -rd the last three High School has won six in 72 HI years, Perns said •) 87 1930 had the Olsen, of the eight-ball and under a very nasty deficit. S. K. Werloclc Branch, $ 4 4 2,_ he WHS deter- more football games than it in fl (Won IMlu Lost Olio ('FurfelO Puritan, Van also n o PrLnecton Syckle and Col- Yet what can you do when the enemy goes nuts and mined next Sum- has lost in the 12 years since 1 Pirn* s l 7 itoHellu lege inn quintets starts sinking baskets with no regard at all to proper.dis- SchwiuU Unb»Unc»d mer to. devote rm. •o. 18 Hnt»n • i If to fishing and to let some- football was* re-established 0 W out in front on tances or ranges? Are you going to let 'em keep right on The schedule was unbalanced in Carteret 1 •J7 shutout scores. he matter of home-and-away con- • •Isc wrestle with the problem here in 1924, early disasters 43 l-Yeeholi! trying? StltT W8V5 *th"P RaTfWtS trSfliTTg iff Kir si • tir • * -rut jut 11'" • L*flMUllo. • - A»ids from tju« Rutgers did ttfitt ta«t Saturday. Leading (in « rirttoer Abridge outfit which licked 0 Itnhwiij* edicate the new Stadium here . the matter of total points scored, il:- lil' linmcH I'luycil. W— Frank Bokn brace of post- rough match, too) on Princeton's home court bv six points . , >;im's best lineups every time a survey by THE INDEPENDENT Wmi 1.—LOHI. T Tlcil, \VS—Wiiiiil- North I'lalrtllelil 'all and so switched his commit- TillKr SliillllK. 0S--<)ppiim.|lt8' Mnry'H (P. A.) poned Civic Loop . v met. • * reveatcit tortayr •" ~ rKounWrs, no niors matches will at the half t they tr&ik4 hx f QBJ withjn two. minutes after: ments that seven homes foes wer» Gcritr Wai Vice-Preiident Eipht pames have ben tied, 51 be rolled until after the st^idays. the second half opened. That's five goals—allTong shots played", on the "turf at Perth i 'avid F. Gerity of the now ex- won and .15 lost. The township 1931 Scores were not particularly —in a little more than 100 seconds. (Continued on pege 14) l Woodbridfce A. A., wan vice- compiled H10 points in the 104 Our; !,»*( Knur; Tied One) (Won !•Hevrn; Lost Two) (Continued on. 14) It so happened that all those points were collected . hlent of the 1932 league un- matches but yielded RRI>. That's W O I'erna. Ben Gloff of Keashey an average score of 8.51 to 7.7S, U'\v Hrunsuick North FlainfleM 0 from about the same spot, just over the centre line on a big 12 i- treasurer and William Den- against Woodbridge. l.lll.lMI is Perth Amboy court and well to the right. Princeton, throwing hoopers Snuih Amitny Hi Pntcrson Central 0 FIELD CLUB FACES 11, Avenel Robins, secretary. The great 1930 team coached by Alumni Leonardo HOLIDAY WORKOUT like that on its own court, figured to know and like that I an dubs from Avenel—the Heine Benkert which won all nine Houtli Hlvrr 13 Neptune particular place on that particular floor. But, playing .iinpbells, managed by Perna, and contests it played but became in- lirtli Amtiny 7 Cfirteret 0 Long Branch 12 strictly orthodox, Rutgers let them go right on throwing for ELIZABETH QUINTET ilie Stern's Robins—were rep- volved in a bitter argument with 26 t'nlon Hill 0 LOOM FOR BARRONS 1925 1) a while and then, too late, moved in to cover the shorter. ented in the competition but no Rahway which wns charged against 1 1 St. Mary's ::!ty competed from Sewaren, an its record as a 1-0 forfeit was the VV.iii Tll'i , Lost Thr* ! ; Tldl T» Well, you know what came next. With the guards Lattanzio's Men Shake Off Mission Perna believes should be only one of 12 teams to escape be- 89 Mlllburn 1932 Prisco Finds Basketballert closing in, the Princeton boys faked them off balance and ••inedied if a new effort is made ing shut out at least once, the re- Nutley (Won Kix; Tied One; Lost One) Habit Of Losing, | ievive the leafrue. He insisted capitulation shows. Next most T'nioli stepped around them to cut for the basket. The match it- Metuclic n W ° Unimpressive Against • f;iy that twilifjht leagues ore satisfactory is Frank Kirkleski's self was still close—a one-point difference 30 seconds from Lick Linden . South rtlver 13 UnioNeptun Hiln l 6 Linden High • nied her* and only a circuit W32..outfit which won aix,. last ene Mfltlen Neptune » the finish and three points at the gong—but Rutgers never (to Lonu Branch, G-0) and tied a , Leonardo. . \ving on Sundays, leaving other 0 Perth Amboy succeeded in regaining the lead. They pressed. And they Bothered still by an attack-which "*n .vi — anil possibly holodays — l*-ei-th Ainboy, 0-0. 13 Passalc Distin^tivly unimpressive has not flowered as expected but ,;;j i Won Five; Lost Four) 0 Long Branch did it because those Princeton long shots made 'em. : independent competition, 1925 Remit Wor.t o Carteret in a scrimmage against Lin- nonetheless satisfied at the im» /• llll RO. The memorable afternoon when Mil;;, llll I! Ht. Mary's Finally, you decided that's what settled the game provement gained in the face of :**;* , Freeh<.|'l . « den Wednesday the town- Purl Reading anil Iselin won theNutley cut down a still KnmiTvllln l:: not the really few circus goals at the start of the half but difficulties, the Woodbridge Fialy "f? .'ivcs of the l!i.'!U play, Perna re- s(|uud captained by Oren Gerns in Slctui'lii-n n 96 ship high school's basketball their effect on the Rutgers morale. Club's basketball representative, , siled and some argument devel- 1!)25 by the horrendous marpin Hnunil Itrunk t> 1933 squad will work against go jaunting off to Elizabeth to- ,- . of 82-0 is far arid away the worst lSiiMelle Turk L'l (Won Six; Lirat Three) Not even Bus Lepine, dogged efficiently by, Hugh !''•(! over disposition of the Csirteret fl Perth Amboy this afternoon night. They're to meet the Pion- *' ik'ue's profits after the Port single adventure on the records. Sontli Klver • 7 South River McMillan, could make his shots stay in the rim and Prince- eers at 8:30 q'clock on their hott't ;; dinp crew ftiidoul by Frank l)'- Only two other squads have scored IVrth Ainliiiy 16 Pnion Hill in another of the sessions, ar- ton not only could but did. 1027 __ Nejituiie court. •- —_-—; —*tr titd hahd beatebt n tthhe TlTseliin RRen-' more (*»ir!M> points on the town-" fvrtii 'Airibiiy ranged by Coach Nick Prisco to McMillan, by the way, is a fine guard. You though 1 shippers. Both losses came in •: Lust Si-vrn; TU'il Two Last week, Joe Lattanzio's town- irs, whom Joe Finland piloted. (i PimBalc both squads played good pre-Christmas basketball. Alon 112.50 Forfeit 1(127 at the hands of Roselle Park IJHIK Urnch give his unskilled lads some exper- ship quintet shook off the memory and St. Mary'* of Perth Amboy. Hillside about February, both should be clicking nicely. of three losses by uniformly naiS Other managers were: Somt'rville OiirUTet ience under approximate game Each was recorded in 34-0 figures. .it, Miiry'H (P. A.) row escapes and whipped the . fn, Turn Sabo: Woodbridpe ... That year was the worst in She of l:..m-ll.- 1'iirk conditions. l.imfir Hmtieh Jit Knishts of Linden, a bunch of fop-. t Frances Gerity; Heyden Chem- enemy marifina the Harrons have .il. A. I'eterflon, nn li^teil. The Hubs paid an 1 in h Wity (Won Lost Klvo) AFTER THE MATCH, YOU BEGAN TO REMEMBER 1 two ties and one victory left the is 'nince fee of 812.50 nnd $u non- S"lllli Itlver U W cal boys betrayed a marked un- at the P. N. A. Hall and quick township outscored by 25-154. The Oriinge all the players you had seen who could smash a tightly- developed into a rout. The count . i-arance fine. Miir'y'8 II A.) 31 familiarity with the business of tie came ajrainst Metuchen, the! NViMune getting goals. Frisco has given fought contest with a glittering display of individual pyro- at the quarter was 10-1, as Jim IVrna indicati'd he will discuss victory over Somervillc. South Itlvor Lee, Soapy Mayer and Alf Tyrrell ' plan with representiitive base- Kiist Hutlicrfonl. 13 them few plays up to this point, technics. What a game basketball can be! You thought The 1!KS5 season, generally re- li N.iwark Kant Stile but has jjonceptrfited on the fun- rushed off with fast baskets. : ' men of the township and at- - H4ll»i.i(> of-slender, sneering-Bub Lovvwrre of-BMl, Abie Galinsky •prnWis n disappointment sttu-e" • ti 11. damentals ol ball-handling 'afld Wtiotrbrtrrge picked up a • 6»ft • ,it Jn'the fii-S'T t"wo" months to ill Carteret and Matty Begovitch of Union Hill, Joey DeYoung and edge in the second quarter and . ;i definite idea nf the sincerity Nick I'risi'o's wdl coached and la- irviiiKlon basket-shooting, in neither of 1 that big Polish centre from Pasaaic, the South Side crew of then, relaxing a bit, outscored • in-ir nlmost-cerlain imnu'diate tently-powerful eleven fell itfto a which departments are his candi,-, I SltttimiI their victims in the, last two periods and acsi'iit to the plan. mid-season slump which cost three dates firmly grounded. two yeanw ago, Solitaire and Keating, those magnificent defeat? mill a tii1, has bi'en su.- l.ciniiinl" mar. To remedy the insufficient prac- by 11-9 Ii would !)<• Ihe best thing that l!:ili wily (Won i I dribblers at Atlantic City, then of Lou Zara arid Hap Frank piissrd only four times. All came Mitnili.n tice time at his disposal—an hour Work At Parilh Home O in the run hetwven I'.ISO and lilllii I...ii^ llninli if Clair Bee's Rider College point-harvesters, and finally, Lack of a satisfactory court h^S and i veiyniir wmild be sure N>pt lino a day—the ex-Rutgtrs halfback under Benkert and Kirkleski. . Marys i IV Souili Uivcr . plans to work two hours daily of Rusty Saunders. hampered WFC in practicing f<*r i-ttiiic a fair shake on the Ivlst lilltliprrnril I.nst'Kail's Inwade, which had 1,OHK HriOK'li hroughout the Christmas vaca- You always regarded that sweaty giant with the matches, particularly in polishing ,iim" (|iioth Will, Hi' said ;ion, probably from 10 to 12 their marksmanship. This wek, oritanizatio'i should bi'ifin nothing much more than Captain Keurny mountainous shoulders as quite the best basketball player Percy Wi.ikovtts, was the first to Tin- Lust I'ivc; Tle.l One) . Ili'ii Dank , j'clock, and so speed preparations however, an arrangement wta • • iniddlc of t\li! uary at least 1 l-'ri-!-In .111 CurtereL '. or the first scheduled test of thewho ever lived—even if your opinion was unsupported by made with Sam Gioe, director of. :idicatt'd the necessary pre- be outscorod over the whole Rea- Rom-lli. Irvinh'tun son since l'.fL'ft. The 1934 margin I Irani,"'' ear against South River on Fri-personal memories of the late Harry Hough when he was the township Recreation Program, uy iMinversatiniis M should Huunil Itruok was ,'(H-K1 as compared to this carti'ivt • day, January 3. [he greatest sharpshooter in a still young and developing under which the squad used the iiijikti'd by then, lie ompha- Summit 1 year's 7'.i-I'J cdire built up largely 4-' Neilion At CenUe one remaining basket at the Parish i-iiouirh fit'ld- uri' or will be I in the rliisintr frames of thp ('HIII- game. House. I'le f»i a •>(iin|i|ctf srhechile. At this point, Captain Eddie paign after it low-scoring start. , igainst Freehold. The champions ing-jy general,topic of discussion. Barnes and Joe Valochik are But all the lads you suddenly remembered had their Last week's summary: Even In Rivalries also hung a 27-7 licking on Car-This growth of itnerest, however, the starting forwards; Oliver Neil- nights when they couldn't miss at all. You thou'gh't of all W. P. 0. '" '" In the twii continuinR rfvalviea I teret, but the 11)28 squad beat Me- may not be fully reflected in theson is centre, and Dave Merwiii the ways they scored. You thought of the tiny Keating F. Lattanzlotanzlo, f 0 Kirkleski Trades I with Carteret and South River, the tuchen, 28-0, for second place. whole record for many years. and Willie Fan-, the guards. All dribbling the length of the court faster than an ordinary T. Lattunzio, t I) survey indicates. Woodhridire has Otherwise, there are two scores of the assignments are strictly tenta- Lee, f 2 2 | ly Bandage For Glasses boy could run and going straight up for the final lift shot. Fltspatriek, o . 2 3 broken even. Carteret trails by 2fi-0—accepted by Union Hill in tive, however, and Jerry Vogel, a Mayer, g senior forwarij; Mel Anackev at You thought of Galinsky tricking men all the way down J. Lattanzlo, g :ik Kirkleski had traded the t!-'f in victories but South River 931 and Leonardo in 1032—[ Ernie Bartha Goes Well cuds 1-2 with one tic. which rank as the outstanding centre, and Johnny Karnas; guard the floor, of Vince O'Hara suddenly ramming the ball at Tyrrell, g i- handairt' over his left eye achievements. are practically on a par with the (.11- of durV tflasse.i today. ARiiiii.tt Perth Amboy, the na- In 8th-Graders' Practice the backboard wherever he happened to be, of Nick FVas- Totuls 9 7 12 As interesting as any discovery first choice. / l'ootball hero who co$ches wral rival with whom relations 1 cella sinking shots from the corner oi* curving the ball into K. OF L. (12) vill be resumed next year, Barron is the fact that. Long Branch, gen- Ernie Bartha, big eighth- of inu.j Jefferson in Klizabcth Linden presented a group the rim with one hand while on the dead run in front of it, August, f p.i p;i FR •levens have won two, lost three erally discounted as an opponent grader, who seems a natural rangy boys who knew fairly well Prlbush. f o 0 .c three-year term in the of Bloom working in the pivot, DeYoung's left-handed mar- 'n|> was informed on Wed-and tjed two. Only once has Wood- here) every year, has won five of for high school football'within what they were trying to do. Con- Stanlls, i 2 5 bridee met N'ew Brunswick, to beits six starts •aeainst township op- aequently, the local kids had a vels of timing,.Kerbie Benhardt charging down court like a Slder c g o 0 , by hi* doctors that ilantfef position. The 1933 team scored two years, was hailed as chief pretty bad time of it. • Borgls, g o 1 •.•iits trouble with his eye had playetf every Thanksgiving iu the bull and suddenly jolting to a stop for an unhurried scoring Tretulls, V ...... i a future, and that encounter went to the only success in a 15-7 triumph. find of early basketball prac- "avsud. A friend's dog witfh tices at School Eleven today he.ave. Lucas, g i o Kirk was playing a week atfo the Zebras, 12-0, in the first game What the record itself does not of the first eleven's season of 1924. completely indicate is the rapid by Tom Limoli, coach. Basketbal's popularity as Rut- T most consistently go6d pure shooting you've ever Totals 5 iv cashed the eye-bull with gers University's leading Winter n Better luck wus experienced af- construction of a football tradition seen, you decided, came from clubs 'coached by Ernest 1 irrave fears were at first here since the successes of 1930. Limoli said his lads will sport is attested by the fact that ter u bad start with St. Mary's of Blood—first at Passaic and then at St. Benedict's. How »M! for- the coach's Perth Amboy, the parochial school Even including the unavoidably open their short season on no less than sixty-fivy e candidates JOLTING ROBS CASEYS • ski coached three sports reportetdd t T Kll many times did Blood's teams trail late in the match, only p opponent which was the Turkjey sour season of 1934, when five of January 4 against ; Shull to Tom Keanneally, lunt nicht he hhad dDay enemy of the Townshippfrs eight games were lost by a green, freshman coach, when the first to pull out the cork and fairly pour goals into the net? They School of: Perth AmbojJ, later call for OF OVERCONFIDENT A§ lii> relieved of hasketball until two years ago. ,St. Mury's unskilled team, the five years since yearlinl g cagerg s was ismust have been innumerable. Captain Tony Cacciola led his play Fords, Rahway and Clara- suedd. The varsitt y squadd iis so ball in Elizabeth to de-won in 1927 and 192fi by 34-0 and And it's a thrilling business, thrilling if only (because -i'!f to Winter skull-ses- lil-0, then faded away to accept hard-bitten band to a state title Barton. Eugene Clark, for- large that the Targum', undergrad- Hungarian C.\ C. Jayvje Spring training in foot- five consecutive defeats. Foatball have produced 27 victories, 14 «ward, and Henry Saakes, cen- uate newspaper, suggests editor- here never is any guarantee that any one at all will get a has been abandoned there. losses and two fies. tre, are cocaptains. Otjher ially that a junior varsity team be asket—or that everyone involved won't get five or six. ClubWhipsthnn'sBn- created so that members of the 43 Poinli Agnlnit Freehold Townspeople; generally have veterans are John Hapstak, 1 squad 'who have not been able to gadeln 39-20 Match I To the credit of the 1930 eleven taken an increasing interest in the guard; Harold Kenna, for- >in>»sman, guard, is hii;h must be recorded the highest tota progress of the! team and the un- make one of the two first teams The Trailers Are Pretty, Too •••' the Rutgers quintet to ward, and Edgar Dinkena, Rid of strictly unwarranted registered over the 12-year perio< expected 6-0 defeat of South River may play inUrcollagiate contests overconfidenct by in a total of thirty points on 1 JayVee quintet. WESTERN INFLUENCE HAS INSTALLED THE thorou by any local eleven. It was 43-'early this year became a surprig- guard. shellacking at the hands of trailer' idea as a fundamental part of basketball nowa- Hungarian Catholic Club's iu« days. Under tight, rough guarding, some schools even varsity, the Knights of Columl In Which The Postman, Ringing Once, Deposits A Varied Assortment Of Ribs need the screen of a trailer pass on long shots, just as the movejOn to New Brunswick Sun- professionals use it. And that, you decide, is probably a day night to tackle the Maccabaea At Unoffending Police, Who Are Hereby Challenged To Deeds Of Derring-Dogood thing. What's nicer to look at than legal screening ? there. Against the Hungarians, the lo- COURTESY OF p. DUNNE: Not very much—the whole business of the game is essen- cal Caseys found themselves blank- sideration, pro and con, we them so long to acquire, we offered as ^against those re- tially an effort so to maneuver your own five players and ed for the whole of the first mar- idge High Schoo.1 Not to Play the Great Ameri- suggest that they run their ceived can only be compared the opponent* in guarding them that one of your men will ter. Later on. they adjusted can PBHtimts" or "The Com- have finally decided to «U Woodbridge, N. .1. own wrestling show. We of- to challenge to a shooting be worked clear of interference for. the brief moment re- shooting to the low ceilr edy, of EiTorii." low the police to use their fer our services in the pro- suoeeeded in settling on t Itecember Hi. VXi!< ss ' match, with th» faculty shoot- quired to feed him the ball and let him shoot it at close 1 X. Dunohue. Sports We will P» football by new radio cars to get up and motion of the show and think with enough consistency to .» saying that we are willing W down the field and to hobble that a full page advertise- ing at the broad side of a ange. m the play. The Hungarians, _.„ .I!', barn and the police shooting jnilK>' Independent, match our speed, brains and ua with their handcuff. ment in the "Independent" You yourself may like straight-and-fancy triangle ever, wsre so far out in front by ability with the ponderous might be of value. For this at a knothole. that time they could, and did. coast 'lillKt', N. J. Wrestling — Ah, here is a passing with the emphasis always on coaxing the defensive w V piichydermal pulchritude ot sport that has wonderful pos- - spread we suggest 'The The teachers have at. all m to a 89-20 victory. ' the police. Jbilitiea and is fraught with Slaughter of the Stalwart times been fair, and they, guards into making a dive far th,e mm with the ball or Francis Gerity, who lobbed " ni'tf with interest in Table tennis would prob- interesting side-lighta Due * Sleuths, featuring those never receivud without retal- getting too close to a man who wants to cut in to the basket. four goals and converted ll ably prove interesting. «/'. to the present status of the Death-Defying Dare Devil iating. We repeat'our .chall- But the trailer idea k so simple and it can produce so much foul allots, collecte„_d mor„„e '*t nublication of your Detectives—Man Mountain enge in (basketball, and ff the IU|M that the Township even guarantee to . put in faculty's finances, it is im- sustained speed and so, much constant action in the shuttling half of the Knights'points. « l'uli, nornn novel features never be- Bossible for us to even at- McDowell and Death-Dealing police accept we will go on Oravitz and Zegan, the three Imve gone smart, (this Durham. If this offends the the court with our right of players in and out of the scoring zone that that's nice to llHlxl '"' » particularly novel fore seen in a table below tempt to get anywhere near wards, who worked tot the 11 the waist line to permit them the weight of the police. This finer BuuulbiliUw of the boys, hinds handcuffed to out left ook at, too. I ners, alone outscored their "ce for the force) and we could try ''II Ponderono, ankles, just to sort of even ' t(| play the Wood- to iret close to the game. Wo means it would be necessary Thrilling'or not, you. wind up thinking, no matter how M they split 88 counters wu.., could perform for our pub- for them to train down to pur produced and played by the things up a little. fte fli n n< •; H. S. Faculty in bas- often you'va seen it happen before nor how many times W. , 1«« » i one Penalty *ot weight. Think of it! M Pet Prima Donnas or the We thank the police for The lineups: lic ' some wonderful bank you see it again, you always will suspect there's something shots which we have just What a boon and a blessing Police." their kind offer, and accept K. O. <») | "'."yte with . C lately perfected. _ - . value t^ Our ft* town I Bow .When we are able to a£«. on any or all of those sports 9crewey about a team wbi '• • 1 JlSMma, '^lunges, to compete Dunn f : the • police have let their gentry of their ilk would .in due respect to the police ever, cover only half of our random. You wonder sometimes if the boys bother to keep ' ' . 0 1 "• ' m baseball, football, 1 for their superb sportiman- repertoire, so we will issue "nthudaim run away -'* Vhun our environs when it their eyes open when they grunt the aforementioned heave- . 2 0 '"his, lacrosse, wrest- Seir judgment. The game became known that Wood- like, foolhardinesa, or brav- . rchallenge adding volley ball, . 4 8 i O "• tencimr. 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The Green-Eyed Monster trenaurer, Mrs. Philip Den Bley- the fifth grade escorted a nu "REG'LAR FELLERS" l LAUGHING HE MEVER. TOOK LnnB Chairman of the women's Alh. X-reII«, Jane Patterson, Bgiw WEUi.|IF fOU MOST HIS EYE» OFF ' WHAT ON- fir\ ce-»pm)»ve• «fflnjttte< Mr*, At, b,#i B*t»*Hleyker, MaTgrfrtt tJi* KNOW, I'LL TE.UL YOU! AT HIS JOKES ALL THt HER. OHCEi BUT, EAWH ARE eavim hurS«yweH; chairman of young Betty Suit, Wilfred Currld an* YOU KNOW THAT WAY HOME AVID YOU THE PART I DIOHT, YOU CRY.IHG Jimmie neople, Mrs. Sidney Bennjon; William Barber. LOVELY GIRL KNOW WHAT BEAUTIFUL ABOUT ? - TEETH SHE. HAS, ? LIKE WAS WHERE; uuiman..i>l xeiifit..Mra.. Aubxayl--^MT». Warren Pipe* of HE BOUQHT HER. WoodwardWdd ; chairmah n of sponsor UUi ew Avenue was a luncheolh n gneat Y'KNOW, W1TM THE THE SODA! •DW committee, Mrs. F. A. Pattison; h New York Monday, CURLY HAIR' WELL, -that n d chairman of notivities, Mrs. Ar- —Mrs. Matilda Gieger of HUH: DO YOU •*ur NeUon, chairman of teas, ROad was a visitor in " WALKED HOME FROM SHOULD THINK Kas Urs. Fred Albee, and Mrs. M. M. Thursday and a dinner OR. SCHOOL WITW HE.R WORRY! I CARE? TATTLED Pattison, chairman of develop- Thursday night at the home HUH*. ment. Those present were: Mr. MrB. Louin Wendell of Eliiabetk. WHY OtD WHAT and Mrs. James Cordock, Mr. and _Mr. and Mrs. John Maas ant 7 DO I „ Mrs. Arthur Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Joan, were the guest* RUN Russel Meakes, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ame» i> CARE? Thomas Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Rahway on Sunday. AWAY? Carl Evans, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. —Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McClwt* McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Den of North Hill Road were the gueatt Bleyker, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Mr. Bt bridge of Mr. a,nd Mrs. Randolph and Mrs. Arthur Saywell, Mr. and oilman of Rahway. sssv ^-^a»w ^— — Mrs. Dwight Waite, Mr. and Mrs. —Mrs. Charles Loesch of B»-\ Montgomery Kimball, Ernest Link, field Road was the guest of "' scene "two Mr and UK. M. M. PBttiwn, Mr. son> William, of New York " and Mrs. George Dey, Mr. and "4ay Mrs, Joseph Hamilton, Mis*Helen —Howard Fletcher of West Hfll front porch Mozeika, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R »d attended the Christmaa part* - Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Harry El- 0 By POP MOM AND of [itwMliljli County Americ«%.^ lis, Mrs. Margaret Soule, Mr. and Legion Wednesday evening attBtr.' "KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES"— The Dog Days Have Eddie Down Mrs. Georgge Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Menlo Park Home in Metuchen. p Lyman Peck, Mr. and Mrs; Sidney —Colonia American Legto*?- KlOW LET M£ Beauion, Mr, «nd~Mr»^-ChMgtopl»r iPestNoriMS m*% Wedn«•d•y^HW* SEE-- XD LIKE THAT LOST Christophergon, Mr. and Mrs. An- with the vice-commander, JoamJi • DOUBLE- f>OfST6r2HOL>SE APPETITE ISJ drew Long, Mr. and Mrs, Charles 1 Leila, in charge. Pinna were maoft STEAK - - WELL HOT WEATHER. I Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Edward [to sponsor the local Boy Sco <5MOTHEI?ED IKI ONIIOMS - Schuberg. troop which has been tempdrar AMD A SIDE ORDER. disbanded. Thomas Hynee, chahfe OF MUSHROOMS-' Mrs. Charles Horn of McFarland" man of the entertainment commit*: AlslD.H'M-- ER — road pntertained the Evening Sew- tee and in charge of. the N»». ing Club, Tuesday. Her guests Year's Eve party announced tha* • were: Mrs. Christian Jungblood, the quota for the party had bees Mrs. Custnve Lawndhard, Miss almost filled and all arrangement* Marie Ijawndhardt,, Mrs. Josepph ''o r ochestrht a and caterert s hahdd bbeta ennesy, MMrs . FreFdd SchultShl z and made. Reports on the recent diss Joanna Ablonski. dance was made. Donations were ^Mr. and Mrs. James Currid of made to the Girl Scouts for the orth Hill Road were hosts to the1 Christmas party and also to tl» Neighborhood Card Club oh Pri- Parent Teachers,' Association t* iay jiight. Their guests were: h«lp in the-puvehm* of th*»»i»- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pinkham, coats and hats for the patrol boys. rs. Sophia Schunsberg, Mr. and Members present were: Joseph Urs. Floyd Manes, Mr. and Mrs. Leila, William Doll, William Farr,; Garry Den Bleyker, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pipes, Henry Mades, F William Miller, Mi*, and Mrs. Harry ard Fletcher, Gerald Brown, •udwig and Mrs, Norman King. Thomas Hynes and James Curria,, —Norman King of North Hill Road was taken ill while visiting it Begins To Look Doubtful his mothei in New York City and Read THE INDEPENDENT is now a patient in a New York weekly. Have it delivered by car- MESCAL IKE By S. L. HUNTLEY ily hospital. rier every Friday. Phone Circula- , TVlE PCXJft -WE AtlslV BEEM \ —Miss Anne Irving of Old Lin- tion Department, Wdbge. 8-1714. , DOM T PAY WO\W ft.M TWEM SHE coln Highway has returned to NOTlOKIfVL AM* HAS THIrJS '. WHAT SIVES ANN/, NOTHINJ FER SEVEM I WO ATTCWTIOM MER'TWE IDEA. ME MUCH i VGA.R.S.' J spend the remainder of the Win- TO IDEA MER OL' MAINJ LOVE ter as the guest of Mrs. Mary -SHE'S OEST A.-MAVIW DOSJ'T W/a,MV S. L. llunlUy, Trxl? Marl? Heir. U. 8. Palj —Mrs. Bdward Palmer of Dover Road was a Newark visitor on Sat- urday. ! Your Business —.Mrs. Margaret Soule and In your buiineti, what- daughter, Betty, were Newark ever it i", you are in WiIling By C. M. PAYNE visitors ion Saturday. coiutant need of print- R POP— to Go Through With It —Mm Henry Lavin of West Hill Road attended the Christmas party ing of some sort. At thv of the Sewaren History club at Middlesex Preii you can the home of Mrs. Olive Van Ider- get the belt at the mo«t Btine Wednesday afternoon. returnable pricei. —The Junior Stamp Club met at the home of Bancroft Living- Call U« For An Estimate ston on Valley Road Friday night on Your Job After a short business meeting th evening was devoted to games and singing. Members present were Laura Jean Beaujon, Betty Say- MIDDLESEX PI well, Gertriule McAndrews, War 18 GREEN STREET ren Dey, He.nry I-ayin, Rober Knauer and Eugene Pipes. , WOODBRIDGE —Mrs. Joseph McAndrews o Tel. Woodbridge 8-1710 West Hill Road represented th WILL YOUR CHILD GET THROUGH 1NINTER WITH STURDY LEGS, SOUND

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