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\ n|,. XIII, No. 21 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 PRICE THREE CENT**

Grausatn To Rest Carteret Baker Says Aquila Works On Plan To Help After Serious Illness Woodbridge Firemen Thieves Take Bread Large Gathering Hears Township Committeeman Jacob Morris Ulman, one of the proprie- The Unemployed Here Next Winter 3rausam who has been confined tp Save Boy's life tors of a bakery at 58 Washington his home following an attack of acute avenue, Carteret, reported to the po- Baird At Woodbridge indigestion on Sunday, July 12, has Sewaren Lad Slips Off Dock At lice of Woodbridge Wednesday that Committeeman Has Opened Negotiation! To Supply Bread At finally recovered from the most ser- some one in stealing bread after it is Two Cent* Per Loaf and Milk At The Same Price Per ious phase of his illness. He is still Acker's; Rescued By Mi- delivered at homes and stores in Ful- Republican Candidate For Governor Makes Address On Stops Quart — To Open Distributing Stations If Committee Sup- weak from the attack and, upon the chael Quinn and Revived By ton street, Woodbridge. The sergeant Of Municipal Building, Predict* Victory; Says Tax It Im- advice of bis physician; is taking a instructed the man on the beat to bo ports Plan. prolonged rest at Lake George. Charles Acker and John on the lookout for the thief. portant Issue—Short Talks By Other Candidate*—Man? Prekop. Towns Visited On County Tour. fuwnship Committecmnn Anthony people of the township. He has been \i|iiilii, of Isclin, is working on a active In his official capacity and aa Robert Bechler, 12, of Oakland David Baird, Jr., Republican can-. he Young Women Voters Republto*| ,ii-,,i ti> secure two-cent bread and a private citizen in several move- Fords Lions Hold avenue, Sewaren, had a narrow es- Father, Mother, Son didate for Governor visited Wood-] an League made a short addreM MI-II milk at a low figure for the hene- ments for the good of Woodbridge. cape from drowning Monday night at bridge Wednesday afternoon about which she urged the workers of t , li' -of 'ttoS unemployed and other Recently he pushed an investigation Acker's Beach. The boy, with a 4:30 o'clock and addressed a gath- party to get out the vote on election i ,,,-nlv in the township this fall and into water rates until the matter was Annual Clambake Cfroup of companions, was standing Hurt On Whoopee ering of more than 200 from the day. She advised close co-operation j winti'f. Mr.' Aquila has been work- finally cleared up. He is also seeking on the dock about; 7 o'clock and slip- steps of the Municipal building. The in the party. Part of her address] ir.u nti the plan and has made some was devoted to a description of llr.l to have the noise of locomotive led; he fell into the water. The other Car Leaps From Board Track Baird caravan consisting of several (iiini'ctions in South Jersey where Record Crowd Attends Social Baird's qualifications for the office 1 whistles curbed in the Iselin section, boys' in the group were either unable cars wu preceded by a band which hnili tin bread and milk can be ob- pnd has taken a leading part in every Affair At Den On Monday to swim or too frightened to go to Near Clover Leaf — Boy's played lively music before the speak- of chief executive of New Jersey, (..iiicd at n small cost. issue that hns arisen in regard to the Bechler's aid as he struggled in the ing. Merrill Moshcr, president of Mr. Baird, in his address said in rights and privileges of the public. Evening. water. Condition Serious. the Woodbridge Republican Club, welcomed those present in behalf of His campaign for cheaper milk and But they yelled for aid and Mi- The auto whoopee track, a new "I like to meet the people and brcml for the community promises to The Lions Club or Fords held its the club, and introduced the speak- know their . problems not just on , annual clambake Monday night in the amusement enterprise located in St. ers, i be successful and will result in much heard them and went to the dock. He George's avenue near the Clover election day, but now." The Repub- benefit to Hie poor during the com- Lions den in Buckner's restaurant, dived into the water and brought the Leaf cross-over is a contraption sup- T. Harry Roland was the first lican candidate for governor told hit ing winter. Mr. Aquila is apprehens- and the attendance was the largest boy to shore. The lad was uncon- posed to yield thrills. The thrill speaker and after expressing his listeners that the problem of the tax ive that the winter ahead will be to date in the record of these annual scious and the work of reviving him business was overdone Wednesday pleasure at being present and have burden was a big one. "I am glad fully as marked by distress due to took some time. the opportunity to address the to be here in Woodbridge, the horn* events. The arrangements were in night when a car crashed through unemployment as was last winter. A call was sent to Fire Company the railing and fell ten or twelve feet gathering, predicted a new day for of J. H. Thayer Martin who was re- charge of a committee headed by for- No. 1 for aid. Firemen Charles Acker to the ground, injuring a man and New Jersey with Baird as governor. cently appointed state tax commis- mer Township Committeeman Ben Miss Gladys Collins, chairman of sioner. I a*n confident, of being and John Prekop responded, racing wife and their child, the latter seri- elected to the governorship on No- Jensen who is president of the club. to the scene with the pulmotor. Ex- ously. The victims are Mr. and vember 8, and as a prospective gov- New Parcel Post George Wood was his first assistant. perts in handling the instrument the Mrs. Walter Gibba and their seven- two firemen set to work on the boy. year-old son, Eugene, all ernor, I will ask Mr. Martin for facts Russell Dunham presided as toast- of 199 on the tax situation, in the near It took nearly half an b*our before South 6th street, Newark. The boy Bids For Coal future. The problem will be solved." Regulations Made master. the Bechler lad was resuscitated. In has possible internal injuries, bruises Among the guests was Steve So- the meantime Dr. C. H. Rothfuss, of and lacerations about the body and Mr. Baird urged the people to vote mo|ryi, of Perth Amboy, Lion district Woodbridge, had been called and aid- serious lacerations of the lower jaw. OpenedAt Meeting for him and his colleagues. "I would Will Go Into Effect Tomorrow ed in the work. He said the boy was like to see Woodbridge manned by c n • n i uL*i>uideputy iuforr tinthis uisincdistricit unanud ua memmem- Mrs. Gibba has lacerations of the —Seventy Pound Packages ber of the Perth Amboy Lions Club. out of danger after he was revived, face and right thigh. The father Little Business Done At Short a Republican mayor," he said. The Uurin tne but advised that he rest for a time speaker said that he would like to May Be Sent P P. To All s course of the evening the is bruised about the shoulders and Session Of Township Com- district deputy vjips called upon for a and avoid catching cold. arms. All were taken to the Perth see the voters do their duty at th« Zones, The case was one of many instanc- Amboy General Hospital. mittee — Mayor and Grau- polls. "If we have 90% of the eleo- speech. He gave a humorous talk and torates exercise their franchise, win exhibited a cup which he is offering es where the Woodbridge firemen The whoopee track is operated by sam Absent. Several changes in parcel post as a prize for the winner in the series have saved lives of those near death the Clover Leaf Auto Coaster Com- or lose, I'll be happy." regulations, to be effective beginning of ball games between the Lions from drowning, pany.' It is a wooden track that Several of the county candidates lninoiTow, were announced today by clubs of Woodbridge and Fords. While the report of the police de- rises and falls. The Gibba car en- Monday's meeting of the^EoWnship were Introduced and made short IV-Mmaster Stanley C. Potter. All partment gave credit to Michael Committee lasted about ten minutes. talks at the close of Mr. Baird's ad- Woodbridge is ahead in the series to tered the track about 9 o'clock and Only routine business was hefore ANTHONY AQUILA parcels up to seventy pounds may be date. Quinn for diving into the sound and had almost completed the circuit of dress. The arrangements for the >ent parcel post to any zone in the Music for the evening was furnish- rescuing the Beckler boy, from an-(the ride when the machine swerved the body and not much of that. reception of the caravan in Wood- , ,' t I he plan of the I'lpinmittee Mayor William A. Ryan and Com- bridge were made by Mark D. Ifc< future. Formerly, parcels weighing ed by Ernest Christophersen's. or- other source comes the statemen1 t nto the guard rail, ripped it away in have several depots (•-.tub "eventy pounds could be sent parcel chestra. There was community sing- that the actual rescue was made by " ...... mitteeman Jacob Grausam were ab- Clain, assisted by Mrs. E. J. Flani-/ i a'miit Ihc township where the and crashed to the ground. Gibba sent, both being under the care of lost to only the first three zones. The! ing. Solos were sung by Township Harry Murphy, 13, of Jersey City. was riding slowly because the gnn, president of the Women's Re- : miitri inl- may lie nbtnined. He physicians; one with a sprainec publican Club of Woodbridge. 1 imit specified heretofore for all Committeeman Anthony Aquila and The claim is made by the Murphy boards were wet. He had reached i 'ml that bread and milk are boy's mother who says th»t her son ankle and the other recovering from Some of those in the Baird party in-.11 foods and I hut with a sufli- '.ones was fifty pounds. Collector Albert Larson. Letters of the next to last rise in the track a severe attack of acute indigestion. All panels in dimension from regret were prepared and sent to and another boy brought the drown- when the machine went over the were: Assistant Prosecutor James • -"i]>|''V "f I'tith any family can ing lad to shore. She adds that The ordinance to vacate a portion Wight, Arnold J. Christensen, Rob- MI the winter escaping any ighty-four to one hundred inches, i Mayor William A. Ryan and Commit- side. The car was badly damaged of Russell street, laid on the table weighing less than ten pounds, will toeman Jacob Grausam who were un- Quinn gave the boy first aid treat- in the fall. ert Y. McKiernan, Morgan R. Sei- ml uf undernourishment. ment on shore until the firemen ar- many times in the past, was again fert, assembly candidates; J, Ran- he plan is about completed and charged for at the ten pound rate. able to be present on account of ill- Roy W. Messinger, manager of laid over. A motion was adopted All parcels of the dimension mention- i ness. All present signed the letters. rived the track and others connected with dolph Appleby, Jr., candidate for in- submitted to the township 1 to prepare an ordinance for a sani- freeholder, and Frederick F. Rich- in;t tee at the next regular mi-et- (I, weighing ten pounds or more, j ~ ~~ ~" ~ ' ""' the place took the injured family tary sewer in the Grove avenue sec- ivill be charged for at the regular! n AT f Hit C I 1 J * to the hospital in another car. The ardson, Republican County chair- ..:' that body. tion. It was presented by Commit- man. /'.nc rate. The former limit of this rOtlttC \\0fb Wifltl .lPPffC AflflPtXlttYP track was closed for the rest of the teeman Sattler who also presented :rn'«- he took his place on the evening. In the course of the day's tour the i, hip governing body Mr. A<|uilit iimension was eighty-four inches. * C«"O iVtXK JFJUII kJCCHd S1UI/CIUUIC a motion to adyertise for bids for the outfalls sewer in Fulton street. This Baird party visited practically every made a remarkable record for town in the county. Addresses were interest in the welfare of the was also carried and the bids will be Finds It But Loses Green Sedan received on August 10. made in most of them. Where the Three Are Injured gatherings were small the candidates Building Of Still Two Newly Made Friends, One Of Whom Had Switch Key, Committeeman George T. Apple- personally met each one present. gate offered a motion to 1have the In the evening there was a big Desmond Names Also Disappear — Altogether It Was A Full Evening — Two Get Summonses engineer and clerk advertise for bids Baird rally in the high school in Halted By Police Police Send Out Inquiry For Missing Auto. for the construction of two tennis Perth Amboy, attended by more than Accident At Green Street courts in the Fords park. This mo- 500 persons despite the heat and the Club Committees Work Barely Under Way In tion \i&s also carried, the bids to be rain. Paul J.VHai'tman, of Washington preciative. But they were cautious, Crossing Of Highway Gets opened August 10. Fords Garage When Raid Is road, Penn's Neck went in search of too. Pretty soon they told Hartman At Regular Meeting Of Mid- Drivers Into Trouble. Bids for 100 tons of coal for the Staged—Two Arrested. adventure last night. The start was that he was not in JL}. safe condition municipal building were received dlesex Council — Chapter made probably in the early evening i to drive. There wasSfllscussion during Three persons were taken to a hos- from: Avenel Coal Company, $5.50 I.ut Hartman was not very clear on w^iich one of the jllrers got popses- pital and two of them were given per ton; Joseph Klein, $5.70 per firemen s Field Clam Bake To Be Held Aug A still • unde, , r . constructio, n was that point. He set out from home in 'sion of the switch"roy of the car and raided summonses to appear in police court ton, and E. P. Dunigan, JB.C8 per at 1 o clock yesterday morn- jhis K,.cen Chevrolet sedan and had.refusedtoreturn.it. as a result of a traffic accident, Sun- ust 9. ink' in May street, rords, by Wood- ] Hartman decided that this wa» no ton. The bids were referred to the bridge police, and two men who not gone far when he picked up two day . in the super-highway at the building committee for action. Day ToJBe Unique foot-weary gentlemen who were way for guests to act so he left them crossing of Green street. Anthony A letter was received from the At the regular meeting of Middle were seen running away from the bound in the same direction. I in the car and went to telephone for Stillo, of 1189 Second street, North nuiK-il No. 8f>", of the Knight: place, were captured and locked up. Kiddie Kevpwell Camp inviting the Games, Dancing and Other At- The three became good pals in no the police which was all as it should Hcrgen was traveling south on the members of the committee to visit uliinibus, of Woudbridgc, held The still was located in a garage. timn at all. Then, the weather being be save for the slight circumstance highway and struck a parked car tractions To Feature Affair ilay evening in the Columbian are said to have been given the camp on August 26. All those what it was, there were stops for re- j that when Hartman returned the driven by Jacob Minsky of 2825 De- who can spare the time will attend. On August 8. ili-und Knight Andrew Desmond ja tip as to what was being built1 fjfreshmentt s and tthh e complicationliti s seett i| fifriendd s and tthh e car were missingii . HHe catur avenue, the Bronx. The car •i| ihi- heads and members of the here. The still was far from com' in. The refreshments, in some in-1 was brought to headquarters where Minsky was driving is owned by the Sitters were received from both The annual Field Day to be held - i- council, committees, These dete; a cooling tank and* boiler are stances at least, were powerful. Hart-1 he related his experiences to Ser- Ever Ready Service Company,, of tin' Pennsylvania and the Central Saturday, August 8, under the aus- t'mii'tion for one year. Mr. l)es- he only articles of equipment nian being a good fellow stood the J geant Jack Egan. The police sent out New York. Railroad Companies in regard to a pices of the Woodbridge Fire De- i Lirgt'il the full cooperation of 'mind. bills and the two gentlemen were ap-1 inquiry for the car. Roundsmen complaint of annoying locomotive partment, promises to surpass prev- in t ummittees, He will hold a The men arrested gave their an Mrs. Julia Lacarno who was riding whistle The matter will be investi- searched the township but no trace with Stillo and who lives in Giles ious field days in the true carnival iiitr nf the chairmen in the near mrmes as: Nels Miller, 30, of 429 j of the green sedan was found. Hart- gated in «ach instance. spirit. Elaborate preparations have iv. ill which time, their work will Mattano place, Perth Amboy, and avenue, Jersey City, was cut in the The meeting was adjourned to man spent part of the night at head- forehead. The others were slightly on made for the entertainment of Herman Spitior, 48, of Huntington quarters. The registration of the car convene again at the call of the the public. Music, decorations, games >trect, N'ew Hiunswick. They were Majestic Theatre injured. All were taken to the Perth chair. it (Irand Knight George T. 0'- is L-27220. It was found abandoned Amboy General Hospital. and sports will all contribute to make ii was elected a trustee of the arraigned in police court yesterday this morning in Rahway. the Firemen's event one that none and released under suspended sen- Stillo was given a summons for To Close August 8 reckless driving and Minsky was giv- can afford to miss. w;i- decided to hold one bu-i- tences by Recorder Vogel. ' A unique feature, sure to be ap- There were two trucks near the en one for having no registration :iinl une social mi'et'nir H month Attitude Of Union Of Opera- card. Both cars wore badly damaged, Baptist Minister preciated, is the fact that all prizes nur. Lecturer John Turk, chair- garage when the raiding squad ar- art- to be awarded in cash due bills, nf the entertainment cominit- rived. One, bearing a New York tors and Stage Hands Given Boy Disobeys Warning redeemable only through local mer- v.a- instructed to arrange activ- registration escaped but the other As R e a s o n Management Addresses Rotary chants in Fire District Number 1. fur the social meetings. was taken to headquarters by the There will be numerous prizes for police. It is owned by the Weisman Is Hurt As Result Hit By Auto And liu results of the Retreat club Makes Announcement With Rev. B. Crocker, Of Stelton, the games and other activities. If the will be announced at the next Furniture Company, of New Bruns- Regret. ' weatheit is cool enough, there will be •vular meeting of the club on Aug- wick. ' Hagaman Heights Lad Warn- Gives Talk On 'Scarecrows.' many games and contests added to William H. Fenton, in charge In the raiding uciuad were: Ser- Arrested As "Drunk" the list below. If it is too warm, .'II. Announcement was made today by ed To Keep Off Car—Steals t'le ontest, urges, th^t all returns geant Fred Larson, Patrol Driver "The greatest men are those who games that are suitable will be chos- e to him as soomas possible. Tom Somers and Patrolmen Henry Manager John Tucker, of the Ma- Ride and Is Hurt In Fall. Perth Amboy Man Out Of en by the committee in charge. jestic Theatre, Perth Amboy, that refuse to bu scared by scarecrows Clam Bake Auguit 9 Dunham and John Manton. Luck In Two Ways. but who see in the scarecrow an in- In the evening, as a special carni- first annual clambake to he the theatre will be closed August 8 Disobedience cost Mathew Unzie- Tlu until further notice, on account of John Turek, of 312 Laurie street, vitation to a feast or success," stated val feature, there will be dancing at i.'liuted under the auspices of the . lak, 11-year-old llagaman Heights the Reverend B. Crocker, of the Bap- the Municipal building. A restaurant w Jersey Chapter, No. 1, Knights the attitude taken by the local union boy some aches and pains Sunday Perth Amboy came out second best t;t Church, of Stelton, N, J., in an will be open to all from six until nine < olnmbtis, will be held at Nation Sprained Ankle Keeps of operators and stage hands. Mr. 'night and since. The lad was stealing in a contest with John Barleycorn l'ark, Stelton, on Sunday, August Tucker expressed considerable iV- a ride on the rear bumper of a car " night. He walking| gram of events for the day: I he hake will begin at U a. m. A* lleaex^ Hotel yy f Fifty yard dash for boys under ten <• Wdiidbridge council is a member Mayor Ryan Home l'hihe MajestiMj c is the principapp l house ; Roosevelt avenue. The car was trav- he staggered into the path of ar noon. The l In- Chapter, tickets may be ob- auto driven by George Kuvica, of 727 ltev. Crocker explained that a scare- years. Fifty yard dash for girls un- in the Paramount Publix chain of j e\\ng ;n cliff roaii near the p & R> crow was the literal bugaboo that der ten years. Fifty yard dash for I .iu-d from officers here. Mayor Will Be Unable To Get theatres. The Union of Operators, Railroad crossing when the car, Charles street, Perth Amboy. Turek was aa< often halted men in their stride to- boys between ten and fifteen years. Tl,,-re will be quoits and horseshoe About For Several Weeks. and Stage Hands of Perth Amboy, I struck a rough place in the road and "''- ' when he was' picked up ward a planned goal. The scare- * itty yard dash for girls between ten ;• iiintf, u "goo.se ball" game be- Mr. Tucker said, has steadily refused :the boy was thrown off. He was cut 'IK ' ha'"""d ' cut' s and' bruise' "'"' s on th" e 'head ', artd fifteen years. One hundred yard 'I-I-II councils east of the Raritan to co-operate with the Personnel De- j the' back of the head and bruised face, knees and hips. He was attend- crow represented opposition, diffi- Mayor William A. Ryan who re- on culty and seemingly unpassable bar- dash for boys under ten years. One :iiii-t councils west of the Karitan, partment of the Paramount Publix on tna back. ed by Dr. Wetterberg and then was riers according to Rev. Crocker's hundred yard dash for girls under •/ of war, cards, races (including cently sprained his ankle badly at h^s Corporation and the action of the | Renaldi told police that he had locked up for being intoxicated. -lies, sack race and a potato race.) •ilace of business is still confined to talk. ten years. One hundred yard dash for union has made it necessary to° (been aat a beach in Sewaren and that girls between ten and fifteen years. a special added attraction, there lis home. The Mayor's ankle is badly close the splendid show place. hen .... ,.„„ _„ „„ „„„.„„„. "Man's greatest blessing," said A- swollen and it probably will be' five w he was leaving the Unzielak the speaker, Vis to be surrounded by One hundred yard dash for boys be- '•'• II I.e a fat man's race between Every effort has been made, Mr. boy insisted on riling on the rear tween ten and fifteen years. Relay Mil.i- I'ooley, Joe Whttlen and Ed- ,r .six Meek before lie can, walk on it Tucker said, to [keep the theatre | bumper. Renaldi stopped his car and Gannon Did Not scarecrows, fpr the man with cour- ,vith any comfort and without the age enough to face the scarecrows race for boys under ten years. Relay >•;".! Me Williams. open and many steps have been chased the boy away, warning too race for girls under ten years. Re- langer of renewing the inflamation. taken toward co-operation with the | him to keep off the bumper. is bound to succeed." The minister I'ri/es for all events will be uward- told the Ilotarians that scarecrows lay race for boys between ten and The Mayor spends .much of his union in order to keep "th~e operator'"""s When the car started the boy ran Announce Candidacy "i at the Charity Ball in October. time on his porch and finds it dis- are not erected in barren fields, but nfteen years. Relay race for girls ' in their positions. Mr. Tucker add- back and mounted the perch on the Sheriff Asks For Correction In rather where there is a "feast" to between ten and fifteen years. tressing to move about his home. The ed that the New York headquarters bumper. necessity of remaining inactive is ex- of the Union advised the local union Surrogate Race Story — be had. For this reason, he said, Three leg race for boys under ten asperating to one of the Mayor's to co-operate with the management people should not be afraid to face years. Three leg race far girls under Township Persons natural activity. This together with Friendf Say Job If Hi» Any- them. However, the speaker ex- ten years. Three leg race for boys he- of the theatre,; but to .no avail; the : plained, people meet with scarecrows the pain of the swollen ankle and local union remained obdurate. way . taveen ten and fifteen years. Three the extreme heat of the last few everywhere, in every walk of life. lev race for girls between ten and fif- When all efforts failed to bring In a story in the Independent last Sue For Damages days have caused considerable annoy- about a reasonable understanding, The iliev. Crocker cited George teen years. Potatoe race for boys un- ance and distress to the Mayor. week it was stated that Sheriff Ber- Washington as an example of one der ten years. Potatoe race for eirls Girl Seeks $75,000 t became necessary to take the nard M. Gannon had announced his who was not afraid of scarecrows. under ten years. Pojatoe race for course announced. It is with ex- candidacy for surrogate next year. He was faced with the "scarecrow" boys between ten and fifteen year*. From Coal Co.; Fords Man Officials Inspect Plant treme regret that the .Paramount This was an error. Mr. Gannon did of being a traitor to his country Potatoe race for girls between ten Wants $25,000 From Perth Find All Satisfactory Publix organization finds it neces- not announce his candidacy. The mis- (England). Had he not the courage and nfteen years. Shoe race for boys sary .to take this action, Mr. Tucker take was made inadvertently, due to of his convictions and had he not under ten years. Shoe race for girls Amboy Woman. Township Committeemen William said. the fact that the concensus of opinion succeeded, he would, no rloubt, have under ten years. Shoe race for boya Campbell, Anthony Aquila and among Democratic leaders in the been shot and recorded in history aa between ten and fifteen years. Sho« lleln Ivan, of Sewaren, is seeking county is that Mr. Gannon is the logi- '•'JUKI damages from the Public George T. Applegate who made a Fords Democratic Club a traitor, said the! speaker. race for girls between ten and fifteen "ill Ji Ice Company, of Perth Am- thorough inspection of the plant of cal candidate for the position. Mr. Von Roseboro, of the Perth years. Sack race for hoys under ten' ">'. I'm1 injuries sustained by her the Shell Eastern Petroleum Prod- Has Big Meeting Cannon is, perhaps, the most popu- Amboy club, was a visiting Rotarian. years. Sank race for gjirls under ten '"•'ii ii truck of the coiil company ucts Inc. plant at Sewaren soon after NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. lar! Democrat in the county and is years, Sack raqe for boys between the fire Hn the dock there some weeks A large attended meeting of the sure of the support of the party in ten and nfteen years. Sack race for "kid up and knocked her down any campaign. His courteous but effi- iiile she was standing on the aide- ago report that everything! is'satis- Second Ward Democratic Club was Store-Wide Sale At The girls between ten and fifteen years. •''!> "ti June (i. The suit is being factory at the plant now inp'egard to cient method of handling the affairs Fat man's race. Fat woman's race. iir'e protection. _' held Tuesday evening in the club of the Sheriff's office has increased Chrutensen & Brother Store ! '"nj'Jit througgh the girl's father. THE ONLY his popularity. 1 The committeemen on their tour of house in New Brunswick uveuue, '"• Kill's injuries are listed as n While he has not declared himself ''•ii-un-i' of the. skull, fracture of the inspectiop n founund plenty of Foamite Fot'ds. Plans were considered for A sale of unusual interest to dis- J. BLAKE : v on hand in preparation for any fu- in the race for nomination for hurro- criminating shoppers, both men and CIRCULATING LIBRARY ' '- and uthi'i- lusser injuries, a dance to be held in October. The FIRST HOTEL Igate it is regarded as a certainty I'iiniid Uugi'dui!, of Fords, has en- ture fire. The company has also en- club members intend to make it a women, begins tomorrow morninjp'at rilmi . Developing and Printing gaged men who are trained in the that he will be the Democratic can- the attire of C. Christensen and Bro- 100 MAIN ST. Tel, 8-0288 ! uiU against Anna Ulbright, big affair. The final arrangements didate for the office in 1932-fa state- llt IVi-lli Amboy, for'$25,000 dam- use of Foamite. These men work in IN MID COUNTY ther, 98 Main street. The ChrUtengen l! ment that amounts to saying he will store is an old Woodbridge institu- • fur injuries received in an auto shifts_ s„_o tha... t one or more are always iwill be made ,at the August meeting. be the next surrogate of Middlesex. •" < 1111• 111 on Murch 26 last in New n hand in caae o"f emergency-- ' . ' President Dan Panconi, who pre- tion and is justly famed for the uter- O linK nwchandjie that ia bandied l;'uii.-,wick avenue in Prods, Boy Runs In Front sided at the meeting, said that at the Under New Management Car Hit* Colored Man there and the reasonable prices. But HARDIMAN'S August meeting general plljns will Hit Leg; Is Broken these prices have been tlaahed for <-'arpentere Quit On Of Car; Not Injured this sale. There are many items that PHARMACY be made for the campaign, and Ed, L. Hardimun, formerly of Race Track Job workers will be organized into teams. Hubert Smith, colored, of Hil Pine should interest men who know qual- who had I). W. Carpenter, of Randolph CUISINE UNEXCELLED street, Paterson, was walking across ity brands. For instance there are Seaman's, Perth Amboy uf carpenters street, in the Avenel section, report- An invitation waj; received from the super-highway in the Avenel sec- to do repair work on the Perth Amboy Italian Club to at- Floraheim shoes for $7.85; discontin- Wuodbi'idge speedway track, re- is rt to the police Monday evening that tion last night at II :40 o'clock when ued styles are as low as ¥5.95. They while he was driving along Burnett tend a picnic on Sunday. The invi- he wan struck by an auto and his 'i« decayed planks, quit work tation was accepted and the mem- SPECIAL are all genuine Floroheima. / iit'sduy. It is understood that the street about 6:30 p.m., William right leg was broken. Smith was There are bargains in men's and PRESCRIFITONT Mumcuttle, aged 6 years, ran from bers will attend in a body. Appre- taken to the Hah way Memorial Hos- refused to \york for the money ciation for the invitation was ex- boys' clothing aiul furnishings. On •*'d by the management of the the curb in front of the car. Carpen- pital by George Tappen. The car was the UdiasJ ijid* of the store is a great Called For and M ter stopped the machine just as the pressed in a vote of thanks. SUNDAY DINNER dniven by Irving Mjayer, of Cleveland At the close of the business ues- t slothing and Hue ordinary workmen of the bumper touched the boy. The child FRED AY, JULY 31, 1931

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"flea."? trifil::r e«- Just Tell Us What Occasion You « fi.r In Ills K<-=t "Thii litlle TC.\;I-(-, I mean," b« ad led. Need Them For-We'll Do The "Say"" the tfrl turned squarely to You'll sing a long o^ face Danforth. "Ws-11 iret alone fa- mously on this voyage If you dnn'i try real gladness when Rest. to pull any highbrow, "wealthy pet' stuff on me. If I let you. you'd you see these values. to relate that you're one of the spe- We always have Fre^h Flower? on hand— cial darlings of. Southampton: that you're engaged bat yon hute It; that Trade Your Old Furniture For the Sick Room. Anniversaries Birth- yon've pot the nest best fortune to Ella Wendel's If your father diei con- day- or any special occasion*. veniently soon ', . . oh. I know the. old stuff, big boy. This Is tny third tea voyage." This outburst left Dnnforth Evnns Our Supply of Potted Plants and Cut a lit furhnM ; but he r a 11 i e

J "0. K., bl(! boy—I'll meet you any- A ! PLY electricity to your task. It will where so long as you're square. Un- supply the power to do the cleaning thor- derBtand?" , oughly, while you guide the machine. "Highto!" i They met that nlfrht as nnturnlly as ] A special feature exclusive with the 8 Piece Complete Bedroom Outfit at the | water is drawn from two streams into ; Hoover makes its work superior to ! one. At the prow of the ship where other cleaning methods. It is a 1 they were bathed in moonlight, and I the glided phosphorescence tinned the Season's Lowest Price For Quality. combination of beating and sweep- I leaping waves with silver, ing and suction cleaning. These "Kemember! This Is a shipboard Let us show you this fine bedroom suite all set up in dainty ensemble. Includes Bed, Chest and Choice of Dresser three forms of cleaning go on at romance. Dan. Nothing serious!" Nan or Vanity, in select walnut veneers. Bedroom Chair or Bench to match, 45 1b, felt mattress, coil spring and pair j reproved as he put his arm gently over the same time, and the rug is of full size pillows. tVith I her shoulders. soon free of dirt and dust— j "Trust me; I know nil about them," such an outfit you will be the embedded grit as well ' Dan flippantly responded. comfortable and stylish. All • | When the short sail was over, hnw- as .the surface lint is pieces are of good quality. ; ever, there was (something mure than removed. j flippancy and Insincerity In the giize The suite alone is usually down j of these two. priced far above what we I "It may Imve been a shipboard ro- ask for all 8 pieces. Special and mance," Dan murmured earnestly, "but a month I'll find you ap'in on land; and wlvn at I do I'll keep you—just remember that."" The Hoover is priced at $79.50. Another model sells Danforth Evans arrived Ht his an- for ?63,5O. A small carrying charge is added.if you cestral mansion In Lond Island ii lew pay by the month. weeks later nfrer a pood sunnia^ and tunning on the beaches, quite fit for Mohair $QQ75 his father's brokerage office and the nerve-racking din of downtown New York. He found the house In festive PVBLICMSERVICE array. His mother, a silver-haired Diamond Back 89 2099 dowager of society, greeted him with: "Well, Danforth; I'm glad you wired m*. Otherwise I'd have been sure yould forgotten that tonight Is my 3 Piece Living Room Suite party for you and Blanche—she's Just back from the Sacred Heart convent." The diamond welting on the backs and Saturday Special One in a Thousand "Oh, ge«. mother! This Isn't the fronts give a lively effect. All Mohair, in-i Middle, nges I Why must 1 go through eluding outside backs! with that childish contract between 99 5 Foot dad and her dad. Don't make me go through with, this childish engagement. Why, I hftvtjn't seen her since we ate Step lollypops together." "Very well, my son, All I desire Ladder 1B that you meet her tonight. You might Just happen to like her." All of which eiplnins why Panforth $1.00 Evans was filled with a great disgust for family pacts and ancestral bunk In general, as his mother escorted him 3 Door through the palatial drawing room to meet the girl he had been affianced to REFRIGERATORS years ago. i "There she Is, stn! Talking to In The Water .... Weumi}lUtr —- BlaUe Leigh. Isn't she sweet?" An all metal refrigerator "My God!" Danforth Evan» mut- In Atlantic City .... Carolina Crest in enameled finish. Scien- tered reverently. "It can't be true- ON E ALWAYS EXCELS! mother! You're kidding me! That tifically constructed t

THOMAS MEACHAM Ouurant»«d by HOIU 0 *•**•• Emperor's Daughter ALL NATIONS EYE NEW YOgK'SJNhLOLHgsp|TAL|TV LINOY'S EXPLOITS In the midst of the city but away from the noise Only 1,000 ROOMS WITH BATH-5 DINING ROOMS World Follow* Plant for Nea, the Crt.tD.partm.rt Store,. Convenient to Trip to Orient. Th.atres and TraniporlaHon Lln«. RATES Washington.—Where Lindbergh Single Iho world's ItoKiTTfttlnn follows—nn Twin B«dt . TRUTHFUL with Bath $2.50 to $4 niloni of Affferlrnn JournBlImn—tini with Bath $5 to $7 received new oondrnititlnn Inclriontnt Double . Parlor, Bed- to announcement o( tlip nvlntor'a plnn TIRE ADVERTISING with Bath $4.00 to $6 room and Bath $6 to $8 for H fllRht to Japan and Clilnn. Over four years hnvc elnpsed since NO CHARGE FOR CRIB Lindbergh "hopped off" from Roose- velt Oel'l for the first smse met the price but beat the quality and con- for Firestone to run their factories twenty- Motorists from hnve belled any possibility tlinl tli« struction of every grade of special brand four hours a dny and Firestone sold more Jhe North first transcendental exploit WHS niero- tires in April, May and June than in any like ly the result Of luck. tire* told by mail order houses and others, .<. South period in the history of the company. Hit Good Will Trip. • the mail order house* made vigorous pro- '•ft1 \ East and tests to Better Business Bureaus and mnde In our advertising we do not make com- This la tlifl first photograph made In four years since he startled the parisons involving lalxtralory teats which West of Princess Vorlnomlya Atsuko, (laugh world he hn» been the oliject of fit- demands upon newspapers not to accept you cannot verify except in a laboratory — tempted exploitation In every field, de- Find this Hotel the Best ter of the emperor and empress of Firestone or our advertising. neither do we make comparison* of con* Japan. It was taken on the one hnn spite which he Still Is beat Identified for his contributions to aviation. We cannot blame them for they did not etructlon or price based on misleading claset- dredth day following her birth, when want car owner* to know that they could get, fjcations such an first line tire, second line she observed the tnulitlonnl ceremony After his return to the United Rtntcfl tire or third line tire*—we do not make com- of first taking up the chopsticks. In 1027 he Boon embarked on a na- at no more <\>»t, a ltettcr tire made by a lead- tlon-wlde tour, under auspices of the ing manufacturer, hearing his name and parisons to confuse and mislead you as to Guggenheim foundation, which aimed guarantee plus our guarantee and our service. actual values and service — we only make to build up popular interest In avia- statements and comparisons that yon can tion—In a word, to help make the pub- When car owners awakened to this fact, verify for yourself in our store before you lic "air minded." This eventful and they came to ue, compared the sections we purchase the tire. safe tour was estimated of great Im- had cut from Firestone Tirea and special Come in today and get the greater safety, portance as an encouragement to com- brand mail order tires, and were astounded extra quality and extra values found only In mercial aviation. at the Extra Values we were giving. Firestone Tfrcft, k Hla next great effort, gemldlplomat- lc In chnracter, wa» a "good will trip" to Mexico and "countries In the Carib- •When the Nmtlonal bean region. B«tt«r Business Bu- Lindbergh's next Important contri- reau realized that their bution to the progress of aviation was Bulletin No. 634 was be- as consultant engineer In the projec- ing taken advantage of tion of transcontinental joint air and by some advertisers they mall service, which was Inaugurated issued a Bulletin dated successfully. July 10th as follows: In 1920 Lindbergh piloted the Inaug- uration of an air line down the An- •'In our Bulletin No. tilles to Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, 6.14 entitled 'Defini- on the north coast of South America. tions of Terms Used in In the next year Lindbergh had a the Tire Industry' we new thrill In store for the country, a ])ii)>inh(al Fln- 8«t Coaat-to-Coatt Mark. nmtiiQi Ftraatm The couple left Lbs Angeles In the ttni Brand "Our definitions Bru< oidiMd Mill omrmii T,N Mall •MOM* morning, stopped at Wichita, Kan., tn Bin Typ« Order Tyw pointed out, 'Although Ma Cad Ordtr the afternoon for refueling, and the Cut Tin Cut each manufacturer's or PrU. Tin Priot Priea Prioa Etak PrU. Prtw same night hurtled Into Eoosevelt Eaell Easta PwPr. distributor's first line EH* r«Mr field, N. Y., for a new transcontinental 4.40-211 «4.»« $4.98 tire may represent his 4.40-21 record. The flight of about 2.T00 miles 4.50-21 5.69 II.IO beet standard size 4 or 6 $4J3 •*.»o was made In 14 hours 45 minutes and 4.75-19 6.63 ply tire, there is not nec- 4.50-20 47» 4.78 4>S* 20 seconds, at an average of 180 miles 5.25-21 ••57 8^7 16.70 essarily any equality of 4.50-21 4.M 4.03 per hour, beating the previous record 6.00-19U.D. competitive first lino 4.75-19 S.M 5.68 11.14 of Cnpt Frank M. Hawks by 2 hours (8 ptlm urwler 11.40 ax.10 tires as to materials, 4.75-20 S.7» 5.75 1134 52 minutes and 44 seconds. 5.00-19 TRUCK O BUS TYPE workmanship or price.' f-V* 5.99 The Lindberghs' transcontinental 5.00-20 •-IO 117,95 34-90 This interpretation nlso 6.10 ll.t* flight was made at high altitude, from uuikr U» tnwl) I™ applies to all Hues of 5.00-21 4.JO 6.30 ISwtO 10,000 to 15,000 feet, and for the an- 6.00-201 spun lS-Wl 15.35 tires. 5.25-21 7-17 7.37 14*» nounced purpose, "to test the theory 1 1 that airplane speed and efficiency are "We therefore recom- to be sought above storm areas, In mend that advertising to rare atmosphere." theconBumer shall avoid This achievement kept the Lind- the use of these terms berghs at the peak of national esteem, for the piirpotu? of com- from a technical' as well as popular paringcompetitive prod- standpoint. It proved to aviation au- ucts." thorities that Lindbergh was not In- clined to "stand still" In his profes- sion, but disposed to press onwnrd for new successes which would be of prac- * A "Special Brand" tical value to aviation. Tire is made by a man* Aviation experts now ore convinced nfacturer for distribu- For Extra-Delicious ICED TEA!! ' that Lindbergh's for eastern flight tors such as Mail Order alms at specific technical results of houses, oil companies which the public has not yet been fully .iiic! others*, under aname OrangePelcoe and India- :l / i PLIES 1 apprised. The flight, therefore, will )IH TMi '" rl. r I//1 /I ^^v ^ 1 •- A n that does not identify the Nectar Tea Ceylon-Java blends of ! command the attention of technicians 1 ANCHOR TYPE^V""lEAU I tire manufacturer to the COu'iiE^'TrPF' if"RtAD j as well as of the masses In many coun- public, usually because C Our Nectar BlendTeas... Orange-Pekoe,India-Ceylon- Nec'or Toos con>aln OMP AR E OMPARE tries who find in "Llndy's exploits"' a c PRI C E 8 he builds his "best qual- PRI CBS Java ond Mixed ... are ideal far making iced tea 'ndio Tea and bear ihe serial story of never fading interest. ity" tires under his own because th«y retain their deep rich flavor when served "Map of India" »ea/ of Flratm FlmbxM AjleJwr •Atfpnlal AltlKr name, Firestone puts his FlraalDM FlTHttM iced as well as when piping hot. Try your favorite blend . b ^ T«» Btud Tm Ctwlar Ackerman's Umbrella name on every tire he tlaU r ftllW Bupor Mali Sapa- Tm TVN of these fin* quality teat at these low prices. • Wtw Htny (trier Hniy makes. Ortar Still Loyal in '52nd Year Tin C«a* Caat Duty D«t> Tin CaihPrin Prtaa CiahPriM rrtat Plalnfleld, N, J.—An ancient and Prtat Eu* ParPilr had PwPajr '/. Ib. pkg. Vi Ib. pkg. widely traveled umbrella, the prop- EM* 15 erty of Representative Ernest R. Act- 4.50-20 «8.70 •t»7<> DoubUOuaranUt erman, of 500 West Eighth Btreet, re- 4.50-21 8.85 !*.•> 15 TEA BALLS 15c 30 TEA BALLS 29c cently began Its fifty-second year of —Every tire manufac- 4.75-W «.7O 9.75 1«.«« tured by Firestone bears 3^0 •..7, •73. service. The umbrella was bought In 13.05 15,3* , Liverpool, coincidental with another 5.25-21 ix^vs the name Firestone and one purchased by Dr. G«orge E. Vin- S.50-19 13-M 13.35 »5.«O carries Firestone's un- 4.40-21 7M FANCY cent, former president of the Rocke- 6.00-19 I4»O 14.95 >«.oo limited gnarantee and feller foundation. Dr. Vincent dis- 6.00-20 lf.M 15^5 ours. You are doubly $lz« can 4.50-31 CRAB MEAT or LOBSTER carded his years ago, but Mr. Aek«r- 6.50-19 l»,M 16.65 protected. man's has traveled 750,000 miles with 1 —1 in. OLD-FASHIONED him, over every continent. Mr. Acker- man says that when the umbrella be- Ftrcitooe 83«rvl«« and S«rrl«« IMTM 8«vf Ton M«o«y ami t*rr« 1mm Uttte lb gins to show signs of wear be will do- WHOLE MILK CHEESE - 23c uate it to the Plaiafleld public library. WASHING and POLISHING SERVICE UNEEDA BISCUITS . 4c Damage Suit Against LUCKY STRIKES . CAMELS ?arton of $i r>rs City Lasts for 18 Years CHESTERFIELDS . OLD GOLDS 10 pkgs. I.A7 Cincinnati. — Mrs. Elizabeth Oou- MUNICIPAL SERVICE STATION, INC. mann sued the town of St. Bernard, 7 near here, for damages In connection HUGH TOMPKINS, Manager with a street Improvement In 1013. Three judgments In her favor have Rahway Ave. and Main St., WOODBRIDGE ANN PAGE PURE-FRUIT, been returned In the 18 yeurs since, but she never has collected, a cent be- Tel. Woodbridge 8-1280 cause of appeals. The latest Judg- RASPBERRY PRESERVES ment In her favor was for $3,030, but Mrs. Qohmann cannot recall the — Classified A-1s. Bring Results A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — amount sought In the original suit. RALPH GUSTIN Lowert price on record. Made from pure, tun-rlpened . , Expert Masseur fruit. Ideal for quick summer denerts. THIS SENSA- REG. 320 STATE ST. TIONALLY LOW PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY ;.. lar 23c PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 15 Prisoners Construct HOURS BY APPOINTMENT STORE YOUR FURS Phone: Woodbridge 8-1779 GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD STANDARD 20 OZ LOAF 7C County Courthouse Crelghton, Neb.—Enox coun- The One and Only Cold Storage ty's, new courthouse will be built by prisoners of the county ANNOUNCES Vault in New Brunswick jalL Oliver ProsBer, brick ma- OPENING OF FIRST QUALITY MEATS AT A&P MARKETS ker, has been hired by the coun- ty to boss the prisoners In. mak- CLASS POCKET GENUINE ing the bricks which will be BILLIARD PARLOR usod ID the new county building. SPRING AVENEL Legs of Lamb »> 25c The present Jail population Is POCKET BILLIARDS WOODROW WILSON HOTE two men. Prosser says be SIRLOIN STEAK CHOICE GRADE , I. ib. 39c needs two more for an efficient Avenel St., Avenel, N. J. Protect them against Moths, Fire, Theft, depreciation. force. (Near Super-Highway) CROSS-RIB POT ROAST . . ib. 27c OOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXOOOOOOOOO& YOUR PATRONAGE Summer is the time your fur* need proper care. SOLICITED — Please mention this paper when Fall is the time you will want them. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS . . ib. 29c buying from advertiser*. — Now i» the time to arrange to^tore them. VEAL RIB CHOPS • • . ib. 29c Your garments will be safe in Cold Storage in our fur vaults, ucientifically equipped for handling and pro- BONELESS CHUCK POT ROAST . . ib. 19c RAB1N0W1TZ HARDWARE tecting valuable fur garments. Fully insured. Have them "If It'B Hardware, We Have It!" remodeled and repaired. Expert furrier in charge. SLICED BOILED HAM . . . b 43c Full UM of— Phone 6Q0& or a po»tal will bring our car without dalay " FANCY. FRESH FLOUNDERS . . ib 10c HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES HOUSE FURNISHINGS

553-555 Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET, N. J. Woodrow Wilson • > THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. Tel. Carteret 8-0312 and 84018 Far Storage Vault FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1981

D SALE STARTS AUG. 1 AUG ,5 MEN'S FANCY COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS REG. $165 VALUE Jantzen Bathing Suits, SPECIAL $129 n for $O75 Reg. $5.50 Value @ $4.49 MEN'S FANCY & PLAIN BROADCLOTH —SHIRTS. Value to $1.25—Sizes 14 to Web Foot Bathing Suits, 18—Special ® 79c 3 for $2.25 MEN'S FINE BkOADCLOTH SHIRTS — Reg. $3.50 Value Reg. $2.95, Special $2.29 @ $2.95 MEN'S SILK PONGEE SHIRTS — Reg. $1.95 Value $1.69 Men's AH Wool Speed MEN'S RAYON POLO SHIRTS, Special ... 88c MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS, Special 88c Suits, Reg. $2.95 MEN'S FANCY BELTS, Reg. $1 Value @ 88c Value @ $2.45

Boys' All Wool Speed Suits, Special $1.39.

MEN'S FINE QUALITY SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES Florsheim Shoes Reg. $1.50 Value @ $1.29 3 for $3.50 MEN'S PURE SILK TIES—Reg. $1.00 © 88c 3 for $2.50 MEN'S FANCY FOUR-IN-HANDS—Jteg. 75c Value (c 50c Sweet-Orr Overalls Men's Fine Broadcloth Now $7.85 MEN'S FANCY FOUR-IN-HANDS—Reg. 50c Value 3 for $1.00 Blue - White & Hickory Stripe Dis-continued Styles as low as Men's Fine Handkerchiefs Men's Khaki Pants $188 Shirts * 3c Special Pair "VAN HEUSEN COLLARITE" Special 88c $5.95 WHILE THEY LAST ALL COLORS, REG. $1.95 VAL Strong Cotton Work Pants WALK - OVER SPORT OXFORDS Reg. $7.00 Value r MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND SHORTS @ 27c Garment BOYS' SUNDIAL SPORT OXFORDS Reg. $4.00 @ $3.45 MEN'S B. V. D. UNION SUITS . . . . . • SPECIAL $1.19 3 for $3.50 CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS BEACH PANTS & SHORTS BOYS' SUNDIAL SPORT OXFORDS Reg. $1.98 Value @ $1.49 Reg. $1.00 Value @ 89c ' Reg. $3.25 Value @ $2.88 Men's Athletic Shirts & Shorts WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS BOYS' SUITS (Sleeveless) Manhattan Shirts $ 9 Reg. 50c Val. @ 43c Reg. $4.95 Value @ $3.95 Reg. 59c (§> 49c 16 WOMEN'S SPORT OXFORDS WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS REG. $2.00 VAL. fa) •"• Men's Athletic Shirts & Shorts All Colors, Reg. $3.85 Value @ $3.45 Reg. $2.98 Value @ $2.49 GIRLS' DRESSES Values to $1.00 @ 69c BEACH OVERALLS Reg. 50c @ 39c 3 for $5.00 GROWING GIRLS' Size 14 to 20 CHILDREN'S ANKLETS Boys' Linen Knickers PUMPS & OXFORDS Reg. $1.00 Value @ 89c Reg. 25c Value - 5 Pr. for $100 Reg. $1.50 Value, @ $1.35 Van Heusen Collars All Solid Leather @ $2.85 Pr. LADIES' PONGEEN DRESSES Boys' Linen Shorts Values to $3.50 Special $1.88 64x64 Unbleached Muslin Reg. $1.00 Value, @ 88c Now 25c All Styles LADIES' DRESSES Special 7£c Per Yd. MISSES' & CHILDREN'S Values to $1.25 @ 88c MEN'S FANCY SILK HOSE, Values to 50c Pr. PUMPS & OXFORDS SHEETS - FULL SIZE Special 254 Pair LADIES' PAJAMAS 95c 3 for $2.75 In Broken Sizes - Values up to $2.25 Reg. $1.00 Value @ 89c PILLOW CASE Special @ $1.48 WOMEN'S SLIPS 25c 4 for 90c MEN'S INTERWOVEN FANCY SILK HOSE, DISH TOWELS (All Linen) Reg. 50c Value @ 43c Pr. MEN'S SCOUT SHOES Large Variety - Special @ 89c All Leather Special @ $1.95 Special Lot 25c Ea. BOYS' POLO SPORT BLOUSES GLASS TOWELS MEN'S INTERWdVEN FANCY SILK HOSE, MEN'S HEAVY WORK OXFORDS Reg. $1.00 Value @ 88c ® 9c Ea. Reg. 75c Value @ . 68c Pr. Reg. $3.00 Value @ $2.45 BOYS' KEDS MEN'S INTERWOVEN FANCY SILK HOSE, Reg. $1.00 Value @ 88c LADIES' HATS Reg. $1.00 Value @ 88c Pr. WOMEN'S ARCH SAVER SHOES Values to $1.98 Reg. $5.00 Value (a) $4.19 Pr. Balance of Summer Stock to Go at MEN'S SUNDIAL OXFORDS PARIS GARTERS $4.00 Value @ $3.45 MEN'S SUNDIAL OXFORDS $1.00 MEN'S PALM BEACH SUITS, SPECIAL . . . $13.95 $5.00 Value @ $4.00 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, Values, up to $25.00-^ CHILDREN'S PLAY OXFORDS & SANDALS PLUME CHIFFON-Special L 42c Yd. Some Have 2 Pants @ L *$ 15.00 Size 5 to 8 ( 8>/8 to liy2 Special $1.15 Special $1.29 •FANCY VOILES & RAYONS - Special 4 vds.Tor$UO BLUE SERGE SUITS, Latest Style, Reg. $29.50 HTI Y RAYON BED SPREAD — Reg. &69 Vatue"(a> • *> Values, Very Special @ $22.50 ALL BUCILLA EMBROIDERY WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S BLOUSES — Reg. $1.00 Value @ ... 89. STUDENT'S SUITS, In Various Mixtures — AU Colors Values to $16.50 @ the Special Low PACKAGES REDUCED LADIES' BEMBERG SILK HOSE, SPECIAL .... 69c l'i Price of $995 LADIES' SHEER & SERVICE WEIGHT SILK HOSE— 1 Sizes 15 to 20 / $1.00 Value (10 .... ~ 93c P' SPECIAL ASSORTMENT COLGATE SOAPS LADIES' SHEER SILK HOSE~Reg. $l'.5O Value'®'.!.'... $1-39 I'1 LADIES' RAYON VESTS — Reg 79c @ &k MEN'S FANCY PAJAMAS, VALUES TO $1.50 @ $1,00 At 5c and 9c LADIES' RAYON SILK PANTIES & BLOOMERS-Reg. 89c Val. fa 79< WOMEN'S NET SPORT HOSE - Reg. 69c Value » Ju»t Arrived Cw 5fr STRAW HATf Reduced to 95c, $145, $1.95 C. CHRISTENSEN & BRO. 96 MAIN STREET BUY WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 PAGE

TRICKS ofMAGIC'<> r Ilu> Inllnlto vnrieties In whlcl Ingenioua Uie of Shells Source of Dabatei as bouncer in a dance hall up to the CALL REPRESENTATIVE — NO OBLIGATION. th<> .Mmiuhly h:is crenti'd hunianlty, FIshhookB tuiif knives HIT mitilc from Viewpoint la the plnee where argu city and today he was here in town shells by nntlrea of, Pacific Islands. ments are Btartpd.—Toledo Rlade. and pa ast him how was busnes and he replyed and sed. Well My out- put is just about Normal now days ^^ No dipreshen with Josef. PHILIP SCHLESINGER Wensday—Ant Emmy sed Ez Bloom is a offle smart farmer becuz Commercial Stationery and Office Equipment he says he nose how to cure Tabacco 183 SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY TEL. 1061 she ast pa if he had to go to a med- icle college to lern how to cure To bacco. Pa neerlyy laffed out loud But he ketchehdd hhimseli f in time. Thirsday—Clem Blatt has got ; " SHOW you why Osten car but he wants to sell i cheep, he says that when he takes Henry Frahme girls out a rideing why he gets his fnce slapped every time he trys to SURGICAL APPLIANCES Shift the geers so he wants to sell it. A Poet and • Cigar AND SUPPORTERS Tlie first American poet, iirrnnilng to Frauds ('. MiicDniiiilil of I'rlnw- This good looking IJIIK In envelope ton university, was I'lilllp I'rt'iieiui, style is woven of largo wooden, bright- Now In Our Own Building whn hcraine known us "The Poet f>( ly colored beads In rod, white and tlie Revolution" for his sntirlml verse blue, blending with the colors used In of a [lolltleiil nature, lip niso wrote the crocheted tnnds on the blouse 20 West Scott PL Elizabeth, N.J. a few lyrics In the i:it:lii(viitli-(viitiiry and with color of the hat. It la a tradition, l>ut was more In the pulillc clever accessory for use with any Opposite City Hall eye hecniise of the "l'lrst l'o<;t" cl^ir, sports garb. TIRES are better/ sold until II few (leciulcs ISRI>. O : SUPERSTITIOUS = FIRESTONE do not manufacture special brand tires for otKerf • * « SUE * * < to distribute—but they do make a complete line of tires for us, bear* Ing the Firestone name and guarantee, that not only meets the prices but beats any special brand tire distributed by mail order houses. OJE Qthers in Quality and Construction, giving greater values. ,,j • FireBtone have invested $25,000,000.00 with Firestone Deal- erg in establishing the most economical diitributing and servicing

v system in the world. > . . ,. ;~ Come in today—lei us sfiow yotl tbe INSIDE FACTS from cross sections —that you may understand the EXTRA' I VALUES in Firestone Tires, J[" " OUR COMPARE HER BROTHER BILL TOLD HER CONSTRUCTION and QUALITY T HAT- NO gambler cvar wanti to win tha 4.9O-11 Tin *.O«-I«H.D.Tlr« USED CAR BARGAINS Very first pot, for If he does, that putt Ttrt*!*** •A 8p.- •*ASl>«- dllBrind dilBrand Now comes the Bargain Month of a Bargain Year for Used Car buyers. the Gypsy curse on him for the rest Hall Mill of the session and he will be writing GlveiYou Oldt.ld Onltr OrJ.r PRICES on dependable used cars and reconditioned cars are WAY TT». Tin Trp. Tin DOWN. VALUES WAY UP, compared with other years. If you have I. 0. U.'s before he Is through, ((c). 1931, UcClure Newspaper Syndle&tO (WNU Service.) Mmw* Rubber b««n thinking of buying a USED CAR for a VACATION TRIP, family Vol., Cubit In^M I7» .Ml 198 »67 uu or for busmen service, "NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT." You'll M*ra Weight, 18.35 16.80 get "more automobile per dollar" than you would ever believe possible. Ponndj .... I5.7J MOM Width, InchM .... 4-75 4.74 5-98 5.84 1931 Ford Victoria—2000 miles 1930 Ford V/a Ton Panel Truck M*r« Thick oe*e, Incil*fl « * t .6*7 .978 .840 .8X1

1931 Ford Standard Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Stake Truck **- • - 6 i 8 7 1931 Ford Ice Truck 1930 Ford Truck Chassis and Cab, PUMslTntd. 157 }n. Wheelbase—Dual WheeU •am«PriM . . $5.69 $5.69 $11.40 •11.40 1931 Ford Tudor 1927 Pierce Arrow 4 Pass. Coupe JR.1V... 1930 Ford Coupe and Sport Coupe 1928 Ford Panel Delivery V2 Ton 1930 Ford De Luxe and Tudor Sedan* 1928 Chevrolet Panel Delivery Va Ton COMPARE PRICES 1930 Chevrolet Sedan 1929 Ford Pick-Up. (2) FIRESTONE OLDFIEtD TYPE 1930 Chevrolet Roadster Sehramm Air Compressor, suitable for 1930 Ford Roadster O.r + Our Our pavement breaking, etc., mounted Sp.cl.l Cuh 3o«laJ Ov Our BPMUI Oar Cuh Cuk Braad MAKE Or Caah Braiid Prlr. Brand Pric. PrU. Prle. Guk 1930 Hurley Davidson Motorcycle on Ford Truck CAB P.r CAB Hall CAB Prlc Hair Prle. Bull Mali I Orin Vtt Kuh Order Pall Tlr* Pair Ofin Pw Ford Dump Truck $75.00 Pair A number of early model passenger "The honeymoon Is over," says Reno W' Tin and commercial cars ranging Noma Roadster, real sporty Rltzl, "when hubby begins to forget f. 00-19 cars rauguitf *4-9« «4.98 'n price Dodge Sedan. A real bargain the thin ankles and notices the thick 16.98 •»».*• TO head." i VI l.to 5.60 from $25 $75 Lincoln 4-Passenger Sedan <;a 1911. Uull eyuakm*-)—WflU servloa. 7.10 *. FrtnUIn 5.69 ll.IO 1140 aa.10 POTPOURRI 7.90 19.M LIBERAL TERMS ».*f 6.65 9.S7 S 1 1*.7« Packud 11.50 The Typewriter's Aid to / Our One Week Exchange Privilege is your guarantee of satisfaction *.7f 6.7S Women 13.1* 8.75 17.0* 11.68 The tli sit ri'ullv workable typewriter was placed on the XS.I9 18.10 Auierlcun uiarkul In 1874. It 6.98 SS.M 8.90 was designed by tbrea Milwau- •••• 7^ kee men, a L. Sboleg, R, w. LlnHte— IM) 1S.SS Koule, and Carlos OUdden. The S \ \ typewriter undoubtedly haslitj*n \ ; FAYETTE USED CAR MART tlie most Important factor In • > *A "Siwci.1 Blind'1 Tire b nude by • m.naf.eturw for dUtributon such M n»U order huuwi, oil com- ' \ bringing women Into the uunl ' ' pwiies and others, nnder a name that does not Identify the tire uuutuf.cliirer to |b* uuUk, usually becmiue ' ' ness world, (or It provided the <> he build, his "best quality" tires under his «wa name. liretlosM pun hi, name unw«ry lire he makes. On New Brunswick Avenue ' \ opening wedge which pave them \ \ • ' opportunities to prnv« tbe'r Between Elm and Oak Streets ' ', capabilities. At the old Lehigh Valley Freight House <> i.Tl H)31 Wuutcru New»uan«r Hulun I PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY DALTON BROS. Phon* 3703 Perth Amboy - Open 'Till 9:00 Wfcf PwpU R«H» Ad* A4v«rtl|lag It tha «iu»rti*t way t» 37CQoh^Ay«nw \ WOODBRIDGE INDEPRNDKv r 1 PAGE SIX FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 ..OTHER EDITORS SAY-

Tittir To Hfijin Sprndinfj .Saving! Rftnlcn nnd Homr< Subscription $1.50 Per Year Th;- !- thi tinir tu lirjjin putting If people are to g,.t lll|{ , , . tfirat cities and live in the Puhli to-.i,hed bottom and ha? begun to for many years, thinks that th,_ ; -r. At the moment, retail prices of of financing might be remedial THOMAS J. BRENNAN Sports Editor run New Jeriejr Newipapen, Inc. Alllt i-iin material? is now being fully I homes could be sold if proper], New York—Chieuo—PMUdelphi.— tWttfil in the price of manufactur- poached. The biggest obMnrle ,. Newark d to the consumer. initinl down payment. Why rani There may never be another op- snvings banks persuade people t,, lS PUBLICATION is committed to no political, racial, reli- portunity. in the lifetime of most of themselves up to savinjj this am,, poxis, or social grroup or organization. It? aim is to allow in to make n dollar go ns far as it j (in the instalment plan if they ,,, its news columns nothing that it knows to be untruthful, w-,11 po today. We would never advise nothing to start with? biased, or of a nature to offend a proper wnse of delicacy. nnyl'iidy to go contrary to Benjamin I "In many cases I believe ont.i j,. The paper's opinion, insofar as a sincere endeavor enn jerve to pre- Kianklin,V wise counsel, when he inn property owners «"ould |t.|,, . vent it, does not appear in the news, but is confined to the space set -;;id- 'Novel' huy anything you don't people to move into Nome* with,, aside for it^-the editorial column. In this column it is pledged to want mo rely because it is cheap." nny large clown p«yment and at • uphold such things as it considers worthy, anr1 to condemn and fight \\\\\ we know- that thousands of end of one year peefnit the : • against*pndition> in which it sees evidence of insincerity, injustice people in thi? community and vicinity year's rent, less interest and tav. or prejdice of the public welfare. Its columns at all times are hove been putting off buying things to he considered n& the initial p:,- open to publication of communications on any subject, although which they really Wtfmt, believing ment on H purchaSfc-£rom, thai )„. , • no communication will be considered that ia palpably bitter or ma- thnt they would go lower. on the occupant/M^theNhousn «•...,'.[ licious or which is not signed by its author. In case; where it it We feel justified in saying to those hove title to itfancl^Phu suW^u, i requested, the name of the author of a communication will be pi-ople that the time has come for payments would BTnorti^ the »i<,.• withheld in publishing. them to buy. Business in general is eflfre,'. ) beginning to pick up rapidly. We "I repeat that our savings b;mk. can't tell how far up it is going and are the logical people to start r piobably we shall not have another bull rolling. They have money now HOW WILL YOU RESPOND? such "boom" as we hnd three and invest and they are closely identi:;. .i The firemen of Woodbridge are making an appeal to the four years ago—at least not right with the real estate market, tin. ,.., away. But with business picking up jority of their assets being inve-t..| public of Woodbridge. All resident? of Woodbridge know even appreciably, money for wages in real estate mortgages. The pr.,|,. , about it. Letters explaining it have been mailed to every resi- and materials getting hack into cir- atmosphere for the savings hank i , culation, the number of buyers will family atmosphere rather than dent. Usually; almost always it is the other way around: some increase and the law of supply and commercial one. Each savings l,,u one or group of the publje appeals to the Firemen. These ap- ~~ demand will attend to sending retail should have an officer deleRnte.i •„ prices upward again. the job of advising people ami c v,.v peals are desperate. They are cries for help to save life and method of soliciting insurance business, and particularly life If ever the advice to "buy now" this service in the purchase mil t property. And this organization of men who serve without pay insurance, where the value of most policies increases with age. was good, it is today.—Metuchen Re- nnncing of their own homes. I i. This Week ommend that the savings ban! • or remuneration—these volunteer Firemen always answer in Insurance rates and the benefits offered thereunder re- ——— New York City appoint a joint ., • sult fr by ARTHUR BRISBANE the greatest haste. The call may come in the middle of the °m a close study of thousands and hundreds of thou- out their Ideas, i iicle Sam retain- mittee to develop plans along t': sands of actua Ins an adequate naval, aubmarlns lines." night: the firemen rush off, half dressed. The call may come l cases. Standard insurance policies offering In these days a person can hi a About the Wide, Wide, World. and airplane Imse at Manila, as of in the middle of a heavy rain storm, a bitterly cold night, a specified kind of protection, vary little in their terms for the right, since he owns the whole place, most anything except a home s Germany Helps Silver. . . , ,, .... very small down payment, and nigh: or day when the street,* are coated with ice and the ap- 'mple reason that the law of averages is as definite as that and as part payment for the millions ),at home is what tw and Russia Refuses to Blow Up happens t a paratus races along at the risk of a fatal accident any moment. ° two make four. Aguinaldo's Bright Plan wr- have spent there. I peoplle woulld ratheh r buy than ,n The —— ! thing else. If the savings bank^ c.f • It makes r.o difference, the result is always the same. The Fire- "twister" generally tries to show the insured that I A despatch from Hong Kong says country can devise a sound >y-'. mer. answer the call and risk their lives, ruin their clothes, ex- bv cancelling one policy and taking another kind offered, a What wo call "democracy!" name- ; Chiang Kai-shek. President of the Xa- of finnrtcing home-buying w.- : pose ::-.em«riv*s to severe weather and attendant ills. They saving will be made, The trouble is that the average policy- „, the rule and control of the n,any | tiona, Government «««. to r««BnlJ fve - ne^ and v,^,^ ,n;,:,; by a selected prosperous few, seems | all China will unite in war upon jj^,.„.,.,._^ _ RuburbasubuTban hom(,s f(if(||r. ,]„n „ ferve cheerfully always and they serve without cost to those holder cannot read between the lines and see where he is los- to be giving way to dictatorship, ] Japan. It is not probable Just now h want them, which is a thins; ;• in nia w 0 -wh: are served. ' K savings or getting less protection by cancelling old line which means a return to absolutism, that all China will unite on anytl; ;. j- bejng done today on only :i \ not dependent, as with kinss, on the For China to declare war on Jajian limited scale.—The Jerseyman During 1930 the firemen of Woodbridge responded to 145 policies. accident of birth. mlsht liclp to solve tho Chinese prob- of thr-e calls. In the same year they responded to five calls for Carry more insurance if you wish but don't let someone Germany, according to despatches ' lem by bringing nil of China under ] pulrr,•••:< r service and saved lives. Every call means sacrifice to talk you out of a perfectly good policy, thereby losing your from Berlin, may follow the example j Japanese control. Rabbit'. Odd Ear of Italy, Turkey and Russia, operating A rabbit with one ear slmrier t soir.o ••! the men; usually to all of them. Uninterrupted comfort accumulated benefits and savings, under a one-man dictatorship with If you return t,i earth 10,000 yeara the other was killed near New «n-l•• is a thing unknown to a volunteer Fireman. — Bruenlng for dictator, backed by the hence, and find philosophers o( that One ear wa.s normal and the <• And besides the service they give as firemen fighting fires military power of the Reidiswehr. day lumping Ihis 11131 period of what about two Inches long. It was I!I..: we call "civilization" under the gen- that the rabbit hud lost nn e.ir or reviving drowning persons, they give other service. They , statistics cornpiied by the National Board of Fire Under- However, events may not move so eral heading of "Universal Barba- that it was growing buck like il.e ni a llstiird. , raise funds for all kinds of worthy relief work. Now their funds iwritei .g) covering the first five months of the yeai. show an im_ rapidly. The Germans have been edu- rism," you need not be surprised. Cannibals kill a Belgian official In are low, extremely low and they need prompt assistance. They , provernent in the fire loss ratio as compared with 1930. April cated in politics and government for the Congo. Then the Belgian officials years by the Soclal-Uemucrutlc party. Peculiar Old Belief are asking this assistance from the community they have served losseg were 48g per cent be]ow ]ast year and May 15 per kill 57 natives with machine guns, No- In the Scventewirti ci'iilury It BO long, so well, and so uncomplainingly. When they came at , ^ j body Invited tho whites in, but that Ci n ower I their republic or Von Hindenburg, the believed that If a plant was hru doesn't help the natives. your call they did not hesitate and ask for explanations. They We must not, however, become too sanguine because of loyal old man wlin has so ably steadied and burnt, a salt could he e\ti\. came at top speed. How will you respond to their call? Will I the decrease. During May some $37,000,000 worth of prop- Germany thus far. (© 1931, Kins Kcilurts Syndicate, IK.) from the nsbes which.- when |mt a ilnsk and mixed with a SI-.T,.! • you repay in kind? Can you, as a resident of Woodbridge, flo jerty was destroyed—and it is safe to say that at least $30,- Acting on a ihanfee m the currency stance, by means of gentle In-:.' less than help those men who are always ready to help you? 000,000 of that could have been saved by reasonable pre- lawa, Germany's Reichsbank [a put- ••****•••****•****•++••••• could he gradually rofonncil. v ting in circulation about two hundred Rtom. leaves nnd flmvrs Remember: he who gives promptly, gives doubly. caution and care. In these days of good fire protection and and fifty million dollars' worth of sil- Revolting Youth widespread knowledge concerning building construction and ver currency. fire prevention, the unavoidable fire is a rare article. Few The use of silver by the Reichsbank IT IS UP TO US might suggest a good Idea to this and By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK f The entire country is shocked at the latest outrage of cities have building codes as rigorous as they should be—and other countries that, with their wor- Dean of Men, University of * gangdom. The public has become hardened to the ordinary j few builders go to the little extra expense that would make -shlp of the gold fetish, have almost Illinoli. destroyed silver's value. ? killings of bootleggers and other racketeers where they kill)their structures fire-resistant to the highest degree. We have one another. But the mowing down of babies in New York yet to learn that money spent in guarding against fire is a Silver and gold have gone side by I suppose most of us would like to the other day when one was killed and four othens were good investment, paying a high rate of return. side as money {or five thousand years Oo us wo please. If Ihut were possi- wounded, one or two possibly fatally, was a horror that stir-1 Real progress in lower fire loss will not be achieved until I anti should continue to do so, on the ble, though we Watch proper ra should stn-nimus- red the land from end to end. Editors all over the country I there is a general public realization of the duty of the indi- It Is In the power of this govern- ly nlijiH't to other Wrote bitter denounciations of the gangsters and racketeers. vidua4 to make his property safe. Laxness and ignorance ment to restore the value of silver, In people's ImviiiK the There were demands for punishment swift and as severe and a false sense of economy are responsible for the annual collaboration with Great Britain, same privilege. which recently and foolishly did what And must of M This aa the crime deserves, One editor, Arthur Brisbane, wrote destruction of thousands of lives and hundreds of millions of It could to destroy silver by attempt- youth MUliki'S to something important. Pointing out that the police of New, York dollars in property values. A number of private and public ing to put India on a gold basis. he h:iiid>uppod hy could get no information from those who were in the street organizations have done their best to instruct us in fire Production of copper has Increased rules nnd rt'yulu- 1 the output of sliver enormously. But tiuns. It wauls to in "Little Italy" when the butchers raked the children with ards and means of guarding against them. The, rest is up that increase would not be greater chouse f..r Itself, Space their guns, because those who saw the massacre are afraid to to us. ' -*• -, than the Increase In International uii'l though It hua speak for fear of more bullets. Brisbane says that organized wealth and demand for money, If men ulw.u-s desired this would stop cutting each other's privilege, perhaps crime knows how to protect itself; civilized society does not. CREATING LAWLESSNESS throat and concentrate on Industry now more than at For * The whole trouble is that gangdom has been "getting and prosperity. - any other time for Human nature—one of whose fundamental character- away with it," and the rest of us have not made any worth- generations It revolts against luw and istics is the urge toward freedom—cannot be changed by leg- Aa able American, Jack from Rus- ! J-oBUlations, snnpplnjt lu fingers at the while protest/We have officials who, if they do not actually islation. sia, says the Stalin Plan will succeed, experience of age which sees how nee- ONE ahare in the profits of vice, at least look the,other way; too and won't bother us, because there essnry regulations "re if we nre to Age-old customs cannot be erased overnight by a law. have respect to the advantage of the FRIEND many of them do share in the profits. will be no dumping of goods. Here are truths that should be called to the attention of Russians will need for themselves greatest number. In no [dace Ui this Civilized society does not know how to protect itself be- revolt from regulation more evident every lawmaker. An important reason for the prevalence of all they can produce. They are Bell- cause it is too tolerant, or too indifferent. So long as we permit ing now at any price they c^in get be- than In our schools and colleges where crime in America is that we have harassed the good citizen the adolescent chafes under any rule the underworld to do pretty much as it pleases we will have cause they must have niont)y for ma- with a tremendous volume of hasty, unenforceable and ill- chinery. which tends to Inhibit his free and ua- trammeled action. more and more outrages* The gangsters, notoriously cowardly, considered legislation. It will usually be found that law- are also notoriously impudent. They are brave with a gun in Recently GaBton Barbanson, a great In a city In the Middle West not abiding nations are those where the laws are designed to pro- many weeks ago the whole high schoul hand against law-abiding citizens who, they know, are un- tect the rights of citizens, rather than to restrict them on the Belgian steel man, declared that he body went on a strike because, for- armed. They are br^ve so long as law is lax and the public is dubious theory that crime will thus be lessened. has lost faith "in the American eco- sooth, a few cegro children, whose indifferent. In countries where law is enforced there are no nomic policy," advocated "universal parents were citizens and taxpayers We cannot curb lawlessness by merely passing more resumption of relations with Russia and who were quite as much entitled gangsters. needlessly restrictive laws to break. through an International body to open to an education aa were the strikers credits with the Soviet." themselveSj were In the school. BREAD AND MILK A one hundred per cent success for DOWD Id Oklahoma tbe students the Russian Five Year Plan, according have been! recently all "bet up" and Mr. Aquila is not seeking office. He is hjalf way through CENTURIES OF ASPHAtT to Mr. Barbanson, would be no danger threaten to pack their dishes and doll the first year of a two-year-term. Hei is "not a politician in the ' The history ojf asphalt, as a road material, is aij interest- to the world, for Russians would buy clothes and go home lo mother be- accepted sense of the term; if he were he would not bestir ing one. In recent years it has come into steadily increasing as much as they would sell. cause they are not permitted to dunce This nation, centuries ahead of Rus- as late us they plousa, drive an auto- himself at this time to do anything in particular; he would use—and most persons would be surprised to learn that| the sia In Industry anil production, with mobile when and wlier-s they want to, wait until the few months preceding the election which would first asphalt roj*d*-A^ere built some 2400 years ago in Babylon. all of its Bo-called |"over production" and have "diitcs" seven nights In the is able to consume |90 per cent of all week. As If these things wOuld In- put him in ottke or leave him out and put some one else in. The aspli[alt of thftt time, of course, was natural, manufac- fere with their studying! hired underg Us products. ' Aquila has a faculty of looking'ahead, and he has a deep (round in Nature's refinery, while that of today The world would be much better ofl And here In my own fulr state- one sympathy for humanity. He has known want and does not hes- is produced ij s a petroleum by-product. But its values were and our best minds would sleep peace- excited youth tn the columns of one appreciated fully, if Russia could become success- of our greatest dailies USUN this per- itate to say so. lie is a ,'business man and as such knows that hen, as they were centuries later by the Intas tinent question: who established a magnificent highway sy.stem with a similar Sul ijnd rich, in which cane It would even though there are scattered signs of improvement in busi- IO longer be "Red" and If China and "llus the University of Illinois, then, substance. nny IUKUI right to prevent students, lhi ness conditions the complete recovery may be very slyw and Other countries now harassed with re- 1 especially tuition-paying citizens of (wren contented and I"" " Out of a total of more than 3,000,000 miles of highway volt and poverty, qould follow suit. : I: there may be many weary months before the unemployment this stiite, from doing whatever they islie.l. A man may I"' - ,' in the United States, less than four per cent, carry a high-type In- «nt Hit' «'(.i>l nt ll" condition improves materially. ' Mr. Agulualdu, Filipino leader, en- please when they please, no luug aa they obey the luws of the state and ^iin."--.saya Dad. surface, the expense of such surfacing being prohibitive in all couraged by the utterances of wander- !l1 And so he has a plan to help the needy this winter for federal fcovennniMits mid the laws of You'll be both sati.-li'-'l ' ing Umted States Senators, has a plan, but highly congested areas. Secondary roads with bitumin- t Hie locality In the Jurisdiction of which contented by the way ">• • he knows there will be plenty of persons who, will be in want. He would have the United States give ously treated water and dust proof surfaces, costing only a the students are living?" you money, _ His plan to secure bread and milk at a very low cost this winter Immediate freedom, with self-govern- fraction as much to build, are the solution to the farm-to-mar- The answer Is yes. CLOSING OUT ALL for the needy in Woodbridge is a most worthy one. Bread and ment an<] the other concomitants, to Any educational institution, like any ket road need. There is a strong movement to take the farm- the Philippine Islands, while continu- other great business enterprise, has BATHING SUITS milk are the essential foods. With enough of them any family ing for tea years more the right of can face the winter without fear of the weaknesses and ills er out of the mud and give him year-round cqntact with the n«t only a right, but It is its duty to SAVE 25% TO 33 1-3/< dutaide world. FillplDOB to »blp goods through our make such regulations us will make /Me.'*. Women'. •»' that follow lack of nourishment. custom house without payment of the work done molt effective and to j Bathing SuiU We are today enjoying the advantages of a road surfac- duty. the Intellectual advantage"" of the "Your Government, NO; your t greatest number. So ih« courts hare ojrS "TWISTING" BECOMES ILLEGAL ing that has been in .course of development almost since the markets, YES," la the program. Advertit.d dawn of history. " j, always held. Texas, has passed an anti-twisting bill. It ought to work profitably, «ip» (© l»ll, WMtetoNcwuuai>er Union. 1 SPORT SHOES, Re« * This legislation does not relate to cyclones or tornadoes dally, If with United States supervi- NOW $5.00 sion gone, goods from all Asia could Quotation From Blblt SipuiU EofUtb Haavcn but to the growing practice of smart salesmen known as be shipped to us duty-free through Cap Rock't Ut«> The niuverb "A '•• house divided It la mild of Swedenborg, the fumous Manila, for a consideration. The bureau of mines suys that cap "twisters" who endeavor, by misleading representations, in- against itself cannot stand" U found mystic, that the aloofness of the Eng- Some Americans would suggest a rock In an Impervious stratum which Economy Store complete comparisons of policies or other questionable meth- In the Bible, Murk 8:25. Abraham Lin- lish struck hi ui so that In bit tbevlotf- cal system with l|K>ugbtful consider- counter-proposition as follows: uviTlles mi oil or gun ilenoult. The cau. 79 M»in Street ods, to Induce any person to lapse, forfeit or surrender his in- coln quoted it lo a statement about f ation he provided tUe English witji Turn tbe Filtp' ina loose, to carry rock prevent* tho gas and light frac- WOOOBR1UGE North and South at tbe time of tion^ of oil from seeplpg tlirough to the inrfiwe (MWl escaping, * , mrmroGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 PA CRIME OF CAIN IS oman Appeal RE-ENACTED BY MAN LostChildren Kept Safem a Cage STRANGE AS IT SEEMS^-fiy John Hix| Governor's Day Held Is World Wide 70 YEARS OF AGE At Boy Scout Camp p,,mo I Dame To 'Flagg' Kills Younger Brother After More Than 3,000 Hear Arthur ,ul 'Quirt' Despite Her Long Feud; Son Discovers Brisbane and Governor Lar- Nationality. Two Bodies. son Talk On Allaire. i ,i,llv irirl is n pretty girl and Hamilton, (int.—.\ quarter century's With an attendance nf nver 3,000 !|,,.|v liml) 'ins !ln appeal to the 1 bluer enmity bi-twei-n brothers ended j i^itors "Governor's Day' was cele- I,,,,, eye no mutter where the hiateri at Camp Burton-at-Allaire o* limy b<\ in u re-enactment of the Iminemorlnl j dy. Raoul Walsh proves' "'""• "f ('aln "™r tll(" vtllnKe of "llr- (amp Burton h the official camp -: Fox production, '-Women rlsl)U|1K. wl"'n rrm-nuin (Irien, w>v- j of the Raritan Council, Boy Scouts Nations," which depicts the em-v- klll|1d hlg brnther, John, three nf America, and is In the midst of its adventures of "Flagg" and, years Ida Junior, nnd nfterwwd ended mo»t successful season in hjgtory.i the fighting and loving] his own life. Governor Morgan P, Larson, ac- . us portrayed by Victor The feud between the two men, who ci'mpaniecf by his Staff arrived at the ir|.n nnd Edmund Lowe, and "amp in the afternoon and was I, ~ opens Tuesday at the State occupied ni-ljtlilior;iij. fjirtiis, Ontcd greeted by Warren W. Bafbour, back :>r> yenrs. to the time when Jnhn ! ( hairman of the Executive Board of vitiK "P t" the title Walsh h«s tirecn divorced hix Hrat wife. Free- I the Monmouth Council; Arthur ,liiced beauties of all nations— nian, a liachcWir, anil n man of strong WAS RAiMP ON Brifbane, of the "New York Ameri- ,-h, Latins, Americans, Swedes, religious iircjudlccs. bluntly ilenounreit MILK can;" Frederick Housmann, Predl- ,.'. not to mention the Turkish his brother's iicilnn and renewed Iris d*nt of the Monmouth Council; \ ,• H b i a n charmers. These criticisms wlicn Hie latter remiirried Howard W. Thorn, President of the ,i,rs, which number more than a year nr so Inter, RariUn Council; Harold P. Hayden, ,.tT«'r a fertile field for the dame Chairman of the Camp Committee injr procprorlivities_of_"Flaggl gg" and They Soldom Spoke. of the Raritan Council; and Scout Since that lime tlie brothers Seldom ,iirt nnd even El Brendel in his Executives Frank C. Cobb, of the rhnracter role, "Olsen," the spoke. Iterwitly, however, John te- Monmouth Council; Herbert W. Marino finds his heart RO- came Incensed nt reports tlmt Free- l.unn, of the Raritan Council, and • huywirp. man luul rrltldzptt Ills n-miirrlii[;e. Donald H. Mover, of the Union Council. |-|i(. feminine end of the cast, s told of seeing the younger ,,l, includes Fifi Dorsay, Marjorie man striding toward his brother's An elaborate program of activi- iuii'iind Joyce Compton, ia headed farm and of Ills having exclaimed: ties wan carried out in the presence t|mt beautiful Nordic, blonde, of the Governor and guests at which : i Nisscn, the most beautiful fair "I'll get thai old . I'm going to Warren Barbour -wan Chairman. 'i'.'dJf!irl on the screen today. settle with him." The exercises were held in the in thi* story, which in the follow When the brothers met outside avenue of tre«« near the Camp 1 ,„ -The Cock Eyed World,' Freeuinn's home heated words were 1 Headquarters and made a wonderful !urif " "Quirt" and "Olsen" visit netting for such an occaasion. exchanged upon both sides, but the During the hot weather tunny children are lost In the parks ol the big ."•irattua, Brooklyn and Scandina- encounter terminated without actual Arthur Brisbane, expressed, in a ,,', c.uintries and Turkey, and the cities and at the halhlng benches. At the Oak street hem h In. Chicago, this violence. i (WNU 8»rvic«.i few words the pleasure he was expe- • 1 in every port prove more became such a problem that the park board erected a wire-fenced enclosure, riencing by making it possible for lin,inK than in the previous ones, Freeman Green, however, had ap- where the lost little ones are kept until crim>d for by tlieir parents. the old "Deserted Village of Allaire" parently brooded fannticnlly over the to be used for such a worth while quarrel, nnd his brother's last out- purpose as Scouting for boys. He break brought the feud to a climax. exprensed a hope that large numbers CLASSIFIED ADSEarly the following morning he was Father Sircars in Son as Cnrr\ "Little Stories of Boy Scout Trops from this section Classified advertisements only on« seen making his way to John's farm, of New Jersey would make use of a word; minimum charge 26c. carrying a rifle. Ccmp Burton, not only during th« rent summer season, but all year round. Gordon Green, John's son, heard Governor Larson, who was the FOR RENT B shot fired, while he wns working In £r Bedtim chief speaker on the program stated , |i Y furnished apartment, two a field, hut paid. Hltie attention to It, in part "during the past months, •;,,'iri. moms, kitchenette and priv- believing that some one was hunting k) ThomfcnxWV those of us who have been in places i,;ith. All inprovements. Ideal lo- In the neighborhood. Visiting the of authority have been considerable • ,.|'i r>r>0 Maple avenue, Wood- house later nnd finding no trace of concerned over the large numbers t>tt every word to say. numerous cases committed to penal HKNT—Small furnished apart- roken Into the little l«g house of the institution?, but it Is when we come stack In the barnyard. nt- also rooms and board. Ap- GOOD WORD FOR GLUTTON rapper while the latter was away, to such a place as Camp Burton, and 11 Main street or Phone Wood- Finds Uncle Dead, nd bad stolen or niim-d all his sup- we «ee these hundreds of boys, mem- ,. S-0003M. Although (iordon knew of the. feud illes, so that the trapper had been bers of the Boy Scouts of America, HAT is where Peter is not only f.-l tf. between his father and uncle, he did 'orced to go away to set more. Of it Rive? us a new hope for the future. nice but BiiKirt as well. Kind not at first suspect the latter of com- T course while he wan nway the little The Boy Scout Movement is one of ii'SE FOR RENT—6 rooms; all words always make friends and never the greatest asset!! that America has plicity In the tragedy, hut he made his In fuj had nothing to fear from Mprovements; garage; 61 Claire make enemies. And the more friends and I, (or one, am intensely inter- ;'!(' near Rahway avenue; $45 per way to Freeman's hiinio to inform him one has the better. But It Isn't with raps. ested in seeing it extended so that MII. Inquire H. L. Demarest, 437 of the occurrence. any such selfish purpose that Peter Peter had listened with ears wide all the boys of America may event- wiiy avenue, tel, Woodbridge 8- ually become Scouts." The Govern- 1 lie found his undo dead on Ills bed, does It. Peter snyi kind things be- open. When Honker had finished 1. the rifle still clutched In one hand, lie ruler s[H)ke. or al«o paid tribute to Mr. Brisbane I. ii-19 tf. cause he thinks kipd things. had placed the muzzle In his mouth "Did I understand you to saj that for making it possible to establish Now as he sat on the edge of the nnd pulled the trigger with the aid Glutton Is all bad and that every Camp Burton in the 'Deserted Vil- ROOMS AND BOARD pond of Paddy the Beaver deep In lage of Allaire" and ?aid "that with of a small Mick which lay ncnrt.y. one hates him?" he a*kerKiil Supreme court, goose, who had Just stopped over for Freeman's Just across the boundary, world." boy* in Scouting is one of the great- R giving the nutli of ollice to his sou. Richard H. Kussell, Jr., during the the oiglit, Peter was hearing for the I'll; SAI.K—Cats and dogs. Dogs In Itraiit enmity, with the result that "That's funny;1' replied Peter, pull- est things that Mr. Brisbane has ever Inauguration of the hitter us governor of the stale. Hussoll, Jr., is thirty-ll>re« first time of Glutton the Wolverine. done." '•"•aidi-d; best of care. Small Bos- the two deaths will lie Investigated by years old, the second ynmijrest innn to hold the position. Buster Bear and Prickly Porky and Ing his whiskers thoughtfully, •i II Terrier at stud. Registered Amer- two different coroners nnd two police Paddy the Beaver nnd Honker the "What's the matter with the peo- Following the speeches, Governor III Kennel Club. Sensible, Wood Larson presented 12 Eagle Badges staffs. TINY FRONT-DRIVE AUTOMOBILE IS SPEEDY Goose knew him well, and they knew ple of the Great Woodsr . • n!t\ Ford*. Phone Woodbridge 8- "Nothing the matter with us," including four boys of Perth Amboy. '' !:< W. These new local Eagle Scouts are ». 1, 7-10, 17, 24, 31. Trout Pulls Angler Off growled Buster. The matter Is all Wallace Culton and Wakeman Wil- with Glutton." son, of Troop 10 Perth Amboy; John I A1RCHILD Outboard Speedboat Pier, but Loses in End "Oh, I don't know," retained Pe- Dryhynicz, of Troop 14, and Sea for sale, worth $30.0, will sell for ter. "It may be you don't owe Glut- Scout Damon Tyrrell, of the S. S. S. •*-. Can be seen in action Satur- Banff, Alta.— When a man catches ( ton anything. Buster, bat It seems to "Commodore Kearny", of Troop 1 • .:iv afternoon and Sundays at Se- a lish It Is not news; Init when a fish Perth Amboy. ' catches a man. It Is, Authenticated me that some others up there ID .fohn Thomas, 48 Oakland Each of these young men received ••niu>, Scwaren. Tel. Woodbridge | by police reports, this Is tbe story .if the Great Woods owe him a fteat deal." the* personal congratulations of the H fisherman who refused to give his Governor for achieving the highest name, lie was fishing recently off the Buster turned and stared at Pe- award in the Boy Scouts of America. pier at Lake Mlnnewunkn near hero ter very hard. "Peter," said he slow- After the formal exercisea the en- bath and all improvements in Row- with a \\v,\\\. rod and line when a 20- ly, "you are the first one I ever knew tire assembly proceeded to the swim- and place. Telephone Woodbridge who could find a good word to say ming area and witnessed a spectac- 1711). pounil lake trout struck so viciously tliat tlie nngler lost Ids balance and for that ugly robber of honest folks.' ular pageant conducted under the LAND SCAPE CONTRACTOR was hauled off (lie end of the plor Into "Perhaps DO one ever has tried to direction of District Scout Commis- sioner Kent Pease, of Woodbridge. HULL Line of Evergreen! CIO feet of wuter. He did not lose his find a good thing to say," retorted Pe- : The pageant portrayed the coming- : i '-. Trees and Flowers, all local- head with Ills balance., hut, still ding- ter. "I never have found anyone yet .'!".vn. J. E. JANSA, Nursery, Se- of the early Indiana to Allaire fol- Ing to Ids rod and line, fought the who doesn't do some good for others lowed by the Pirates of Captain • ! • n, \. J. (Near school.) trout In the wuter until Constable once ID a while, even Beddy Fox. I 7-iM to 10-30'. Kidd and the Pioneers of Daniel James of CulKiiry nnd another man Now wbo are yon people wbo live In Boone. The costumes* were colorful WANTED - | pm off in a |loat and landed both fis'i the Great Woods most afraid off and the setting was most appropri- Butter Turned and Stared at Pete ate. It waa very much enjoyed by I'llil'KS — Best prices paid'for Very Hard. "Hunters and trappers," replied iiiiiiue furniture, old china, nnd man. all who were present. The ftsh Is now nt the taxidermist's Buster promptly. ware, old grandfather clocks, no good of him. Buster had said thai Among the officials of the Raritan nnd later will be displayed In a glass "Then It seems of me that anyone paintings and portraits, old fam- everybody hated Glutton; that he was Council who were present at yester- •ulid silver; anything over 100 wbo can and does get the best' of ense. so selfish that when he found more day's function were: President . C. M. Williar, 73 Taylor ave- them and actually drives one ol tbem Howard W. Thorn; Ralph W. Atkin- , N. j. Phone Mana- food than be could eat he spoiled away Is doing something good, very son, A. B. McDowell, Harold P. Oregon Man Wins Title what was left so that no one else good, indeed, for tbe rest of yon. Hayden, Harry G. Baker, A. D. W 1.7-24 to 9-11* as Champ Woodchopper should have any; that he was so Glutton may be a robber and mayGlass, Bernard Kahn, all members smart in a tad way that no one could kill tbe smaller people when be aw of the Executive Board; others in- BUS1NESS NOTICES Albany, Ore.—Any man who thinks hide anything from him, and that he cluded District Scout Commissioners he can chop wood might well consider catch them, but when be polls op all TUIVKING, local or long disUnce; was so strong and savage that most thrtra^s"so"weu"blddeii that BTOM'H.""Clinton Baldwin, Kent Pease and the ability of, Pete McLaren, world of tbe people who lived In the Great 1 iwo trucks at your convenience. champion woodchopper, He won $50 else cai tad tbem snd leaves theml'™ Zenob.a; Scoutmasters Pred- Woods were afraid of him. ID fact. ln plain sight so that no one will get erick Bellinger, Troop 10 Perth Am- ('"uric Woodbridge 193. John Thom- here by cutting through a fir log 58 boy; Joseph Idosher, Troop 14 Perth e- Oakland avenue, Siwaren. Buster bad said that there was no caugbt, it seems to me that be baa Inches tn circumference In 2 minutes good In him. Amboy; John T. Tetley, Troop 33 45 secohda. Under terms of the con- done a splendid thins for his neigh- Woodbridge; Merrill B. Huber, '-. I.KPPER—Furniture and pianos Then Honker the Goose bad told test he liad to cut the log In two- bors and that they have no right Troop 82 Carteret; J. Tracy Dill, moved anywhere with A-l equip- how be had watched Glutton follow thirds of the time required by Paul to say that be hi til bad. Just think Troop 91 South Amboy, and Leon- • :•'nt; storage reasonable. 441 Am- a trapper and find and pull up all of bow many lives might have been ard Hassom, Troop 110, Laurence 1 >y avenue. Tel. Perth Amboy 2318. Miller, former Albany high school foot- tbe trap*, BO matter how cunningly lost In those dreadful traps but lot Harbor. W. I, tf ball player and expeilenced logger; they were hidden, so that no one Hoy Morlan of North Albany, and him." Thla tiny front-drive automobile may resemble au animated top, but it can would be caught In them, at the same "That's so,".grumbled Buster Bear, Fall* Profundity fiuorge W. Haves of Albany. McLaren hit 70 miles per hour, get TiO miles to the gallon and be tucked to sleep under time stealing all the food whith the won handily. [• scratching bis bead thoughtfully, Jod Tunklns says some raen man- the buck steps or behind the In-adoor bed. Edward A. Borntraeger Is explain- trapper bad put out as talt to lead age to get a reputation for profundity ing to Viola llosebrock tlii.it he spent two years building this midget "limou- never thought of that" littU fur-coal >d people Into the by reeling oft* the titles of a lot of sine" entirely by hand, using chased aluminum for the body. It's 86 Inches (6 by 1. Q. Uort.)—WHU S*ntc» Nutty long, 28 Inches high, has a wheelbase of GO Inches, and weigba Juat 500 books that nobody actually reads.— Wsjhlngton Stnr. ••When You Think of Nuts, Think pounds. Just Imagine a big outdoor policeman directing traffic at the world's Belief Long H.U Uacfe of Me," Is the sign of a Los Angeles ' busiest comer with the streets full of these little gasoLiue bugs I The earliest expression of the Idea "You can't judge de Importance of peddler. That's what we call honest thai man hail moral responsibilities, what people does by de noise dey So Will the Wolf ndvortl.slng.-rL»s Angeles Times. and that felicity in the next world de- makes," said Uncle Eben. "A goose! Then, too, if you make a better offer pends upon character In this. Is found egg Is mo' dan twice as big as s hen of something for nothing, the world Only Natural DANGER IN OVER-PROTECTION in inscriptions Inside Egyptian coffins egg an' Is laid wifout DO cacklln' what- irlll make a beuten path to your door. The wife who keeps her husband la dating back to W*\ B. C. someTer."—Washington Star. —Akron lint Wiiler nlf the time should not com- By DR. SIARRY S. SULLIVAN, New York Specialist. plain If he becomes ha(-d-holled after i'" Weekly! ANY clever iidoleacent minds in American high schools and ' universities are bping impaired by modern, and particularly, j oversheltereil life. The too well-raised boy or girl is especially susceptible to the influences created by the increasing diver- • "You'll Never Holler geucii'8 between old jdeuls anil new methods of living. Nothing to Be lliuiy young persons sulfor under such circumstances, and I attribute tills condition to early experiences. They are much too well raised to live in the world and they go out into the world without any particular talent Surprised at for living wjtli the people they find there, The result of this malady in lonesomeness, followed by worry over their own peculiarities and mor- i bidities. • Mental disease is unlike a physical disease which might attack the brain. Mental disease arises from a difficulty in Jiving with other per- WHEN you want to sons. A castaway on a desert island might develop paresis, but never could suffer from meutal disease because other persons would not be pres- find out any real ent to create conditions essential to such disorder. But I iroald except from this rule the very religious who might live alone yet live in a world worth-while news of spirits which provided the companionship essential to mental disease. BusiiwM fcrroa who matte it a practice of The overly protected adolescent student may become trained to lite about buying ying thdrrtaH i& a world too perfect for realisation, and when he is confronted with .it, tatufod with the paper, tho printing and imperfect reality, hope fades, and with his feelings hurt he goea on a the price*. day dreaming search for some one with ideals similar to his own. He may act almoB' as though asleep and may Buffer daytime nightmares. It is then that the adolescent mind becomes confused as to which is the MIDDLESEX real and which is the dreajn world. Read the Ads

18 Green St. Woodbridge Ntws of All Wqodbridffe Township in the I WOODBRJDGfl PAGE FIGHT FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 NOTICS TO CONTRACTORS SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Scaled proposals for the constrnr- IN' CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY -Lucky Boob MIIU)!,I:SKX rmruiT COURT on of two tennis courts with full .--Hrtween MARGAiRET A. GA- '"THAI LITTLE GAME* quipment at Fords Park, Wood- RKYNliU) I'. SANTOItl), trwlm* 1,A1I)A, Complainant, and JAMES ridge Township, Middlesex County, under tlip firm name and style nf WALSH, H ah., Defendants. Fi FB ew Jersey, will be received by the SANTORO T I I. K COMPAN'V, for pole of mortgaged premises ownship Committee, New Jersey, Plaintiff, vi. AMHOV HKKIIITS dated .June 3, 1H31. ntil H:30 P. M. Daylight. Saving IU'lI,[)lN(i COMPANY, n rorpor- Hy virtue of the above stated writ ime, August 10th, 19IU nt which iilinn, Owner, and (1KORCJK POL- to me directed and delivered, I will me they will be publicly ripened l.OI'K, HuiMcr, l>i>frn directed uncl deliverer!, I will At 1 o'clock Standard Time (2 o'- I'LL KEEP THESE TWO THAT truction of two tennis courts, 2 expose to sale ;it public vendup on clock Daylight Saving Time) in the AlMi ack stops and full equipment,* WKDNKHDAV, Al'WST NINE- afternoon of said day at the Sheriff'? •WHATEVER THEV ARE, \ HO'HO-HO- FOOL. TKKN'TH. NINKTKK.N HUNDRED Office in the City of New Brunswick, AND I'LL THROUGH. Plans and specifications for the AM) TIIIKTY-ONK N. J. proposed work, prepared by George At one o'clock Standard Time (2 o'- All the following tract or parcel of I. Merrill, Township Engineer, clock Daylight Savinc Time) in the hind nnd premises hereinafter parti- ME THREE, OW PUT ave been filed in the office of said afternooOfficr inn dioef Citsaidy of'Neday awt thBrunswicke Sheriff's" '!avly described, situate, lying and Engineer, in the Municipal Building, N. .1. ing in the township of Wood- "DEALER. ' Woodbridge Township, New Jersey, ridge in the County of Middlesex SOMEBODY,- nnd may be inspected by prospective All the ri(.'M, title nnd interest of THREE, [ I'LLBET defendants, Amboy Heights Building nd State of New Jersey. THEY'RE jidders during business hour?. Company, a corporation, Owner, and Bginning at a stone on the south- The standard proposal forms are George Pollock, Builder, of, in and ly side of Woodbridge Turnpike, attached to the Specifications, copies to all the following described prem- oad now called Main Street at the r>f which may be obtained upon ap- ises, to wit: lortheasterly corner of a tract of ilication to the Engineer. The snid building is a one family1 »nd boJnnginif to Warren Drum- Plans and specifications will be frame dwelling situated in the Town- ond, thence south twenty-seven de- urnished to prospective bidders ship of Woodbridge, in the County of rees, east three chains and £ighty- upon payment of Ten ($10.00) Dol- Middlesex, and State of New Jersey, ivc links to the line of land belong- upon return of plens and specifica- and known as the most northerly ng to Henry N. Demnrest, thence lars, which amount will be refunded fifty feet of lots Nos. 12K, 12!), 130vith his line north seventy-one de- :ions before the time specified for and IH1, on a map entitled, "Map of •rees east seventy-three links to the he opening of bids. Perth Amhoy Heights," and more outh westerly corner of W. B. Hids must be made on the stand- OF DISEASE particularly described us follows: feed's land; thence with the line of mi proposal forms in the manner BEGINNING nt a point in the B. Reed's land north twenty-sev- lesignated therein and required by CERMS i westerly side nf Commercial Avenue, n degrees west three chains and he upecifieations; must be enclosed distant fifty (FHI) feet northerly from ighty-eight links to trio southerly n scaled envelopes, bearing the the intersection of the northerly side. ine of the turnpike road aforesaid; 'inme and address of the bidder nnd mouth and throat of William Street, with the westerly hence with the southerly line of the name of proposed work on the out- Let Zonito rlcnnnf away id,. side of Commercial Avenue; and ame south seventy-three degrees side, addressed to the Township from thence { I ) westerly, at right vest seventy-five links, to the hegin- "i.mmittoe, Woodbridge Township. angle* to Commercial Avenue, One ing. Containing twenty-eight one New Jersey, and must bp accom- Hundred UOfl) feet; thence (2) uniirerlths of an acre. Bounded panied by a certified check for a sum northerly, parallel with Commercial ortheily by the Woodbridge Turn- 10'i of the amount bid without Avenue, along the division line of ike Road now called Main Street, conditional endorsement, provided ]ot« Nos. !P:I and 128, Fifty (r>0) telly by lands of William B. Reed, said check shall not be less than feet; thence ),'!) easterly, parallel outherly by lands of Henry N. I)e- ?.ri00.0(). payable to the order of the with the first course and along the iarest; and westerly by lands of Township Treasurer, and a Surety division line of lots 2H, 29, .'10, 131,Van-en Drummond. Company certificate stating that nnd 127. one hundred (100) feet to Decree amounting to approximate- Surety Company will provide the the westerly side of Commercial Ave- • ? 6,310.00. bidder with the required bond, and nue; thence (1) southerly, along the Together5 with all and singular, the bridgge in County of Middlesex must be delivered at the place and westerly side of Commercial Avenue, ghts, privileges, hereditaments and and State of New Jersey. Locations Of Fires % WHISTLING AND before the hour above mentioned. Fifty (50) feet to the point or place ppurtenances thereunto belonging Being known as lot Number thir- The Township Committee reserves of beginning. r in anywise appertaining. teen (13) on a Map entitled "Green EMOTION the right to reject any or all bids if Judgment amounting to approxi- "BERNARD M. GANNON, Hills" Map of Property situated at (Itemed to the best interest of the Sheriff. Fords, belonging to William, George Shown By Signals Of mately SIS.',. 00. By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK Township ?o to do. ERXAIRD W. VOGEL, 'and Arthur Dunham. Nov. 20, 1U09. Together with all and singular, the Dated, July 28th, 1031. rights, privileges, hereditaments and ;£3.n sealed envelopes, bearing the S d B When your head aches—rfrom any TH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND 7-2 Green St. and School St whistling suggests a meditative state THIRTY-ONE name und address of the bidder and 7-3 Green St. and Amboy Ave. cause—when a cold has settled in your name of proposed work on the out- At 1 o'clock Standard Time (2 o'- 7-4 Green St. and Josephine St. (ffi). 1111, Wwtarn N«w»pai»r Colon.) joints, or you feel those deep-down pains clock Daylight Saving Time) in the side, addressed to the Township of rheumatism, sciatica, or lumbago, Committee, Woodbridge Township, 7-6 Green St. and Ceramics Works afternoon of said day at the Sheriff's 7-6 Grove Ave. and Barron Ave. take Bayer Aspirin and get real relief. Office in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, and must be accom- Chic Street Costume panied by a certified cheek for a sum 7-7 Grove Ave. and Twdafc Place If the package says Bayer, it's genuine. N. J. 7-8 Grove Ave. and Amboy Ave. And genuine Bayer Aspirin is sate. All the following tract or parcel of of 10'1 of the amount bid without conditional endorsement, provided n t „ DISTRICT No. 8 land and premises hereinafter parti- 5-1 Freeman St. and Ridgedale Ave. Aspirin is the trade-mark of .Bayer cularly described, sltu*te, lying and said check shall not be less than 1500.00, payable to the order of the 8-2 Ridgedale Ave. and Wedgewood manufacture of monoaceticacidester of being in the Townshjip of Wood- Ave. salicylicacid. 8-3 Ridgedale Ave. and Prospect Ave. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS 8-4 Prospect Ave. and Penn K. R. 8-5 Freeman St. and Barron Ave. 8-G Linden Ave. and Chureh St. 8-7 Linden Ave. and Freeman St 8-8 Amboy Ave. and Freeman St DISTRICT No. 9 1-1-2 Metuchen Rd. and Karkus Hts. IDEAl/crClubcr Family PICNICS 1-1-3 Main St. and Mutton Hollow Road 1-1-4 King George's (Road and Mut- ton Hollow Road 1-1-5 King George's Road and First Street SPECIAL AND OUT OF DISTRICT The Paulus Dairy CALLS 9-1 Woodbridge Riot Police and Established 1890 3 RULES American Legion Call 0-2 Port Reading Main Office: 189-195 New St. WHEN BABIES big help to BOWELS 9-4 Avenel Phone: 2400 9-5 Fords, Keasbey, Hopelawn N#w Brun»wick, N. |? n CHP ' '"'-'^ a"' times when What a joy to have the bowels move 9-6 Iselin a aiiy is to fretfu| r like clockwork, every day! It's easy, if 9-7 Colon** W OODBRIDGE r K c I k ° ° you mind these simple, rules of a famous 3 Fire Out PaulnV Positively Perfectly feverish to be sung to old doctor: 4 No School sleep. There are some pains a mother \. Drink a biu tumblerful of water 4 Half Day School Pasteurized Milk NEW YORK cuu't put uway. Hut there's quick comfort before breakfast, und several times 2-2-2 Field Fire. CANDY KITCHEN in a little Castoria! a day. For diarrhea, und other infantile ills, 2. Get plenty of exercise without unduly Township Treasurer, and a Surety Raw milks produced by tuberculin and blood Manufacturers and Dealsrs in Hive thin pure vegetable preparation. fatiguing yourself. Company certificate j^atuur thai Surety Company will provide the Strictly Pur« > Whenever coated tongues tell of consti- cows: Walker Gordon Certified,.Golden Guernsey, pation; whenever there's any sign of 8j Try for a bowel movement at exactly bidder with the required bond, and CANDIES AND ICE CREAM sluggishness. Caatoriu has irguod taate; the same hour every day. must be delivered at the place and Suydam't Special, Rutger'e Special Everyone's bowels need help at times, 66 Main St. Woodbridfe children love to take it. Buy the gen- before the hour above mentioned. Thla debonair bireet continue wni- but the thinu to use is Dr. Culdwell's The Township Committee reserves rk Tel. 8-0048 uine—with Chas. 11. Fletcher's signature Syrup Pepsiu. Then you'll get a good created In almrksln cloth. The snmn Distribution Coven: New Brunswick, Highland P« ' on wrapper. the right to reject any or all bids if cleaning-out, and it won't leave your leemed to the best interest of the ness of this sleek tallleur ts accented GUSTAV BLAUM insidedoctor's swea prescriptiok and wateryn is mad. Thie fros mfamil fresyh Township so to do. by tfe Jaunty hat of brown ami white South River, Sayreville, Parlin, South Amboy, Groceries and Provisions luxuttve nerbs, pure pepsin, and other Dated, July 28th, 1931. Perth Amboy, Woodbridge, Carteret, Ford* 78 Main St. T«L &-0181 helpful ingredients that couldn't hurt Adver&ed, July 31st, 1931, and a child. But how it will wake up those August 7th, 1931. — Pleat* mention this paper to ad- Woodbridge lazy bowels I How ggod you wil) feel witliji B. J, DUKI wrti»ers; it help* you, it Helps them; and Metuchen, N. J. j CASTORIA ci«wytwUtd«tMv«jy^biM

*^'?'ii.i,.v*;*'.,<••'•. ^t- M» , ooDi ^ MURTAG VICTORY OVER FOR] Oorge Sedlak Said To CAMPBELL TOSSERS Have Started On Tour ANTHONY RINGERS ITCHES GREAT BALL, DRIVES SEEN FROM IE SIDELINES CcnrR* Sedlak, of \YooilhriilK<\ BEAT KEN1LWORTH better known as the "Humnn Hone VICTIMS AT AMBOY WINNING RUN IN NINTH INNING; -Hy TOM HUKNNAN, Smirk Crusher" is reported to hnve left on Outhit, Eleven To Nine, But a southern and western tour in a New Perth Amboy Club win* search for wrestlinit matches. Setl- Slugfest, 15 To 10—Fedder- WOODBRIDGE ERRORS COSTLY THE ROYAL RAZZBERRIES Win With Three Run Rally lak, who ha» represented Wood- What happened to our nifty, precise, practical Wood- In Ninth, 8-6. bridge in all of his matches, and who *on Hit Freely. ,|>f(> A. A. Sunday afternoon? Was it the heat? Or what? has quite a -following in these parts ( 1 "MURDERER'S ROW" SILENT; TEAM ERRATIC ,,,•,1,TIT'S row was strangely silent. The players seemed to be advantage, of is said to be the possesor of the steve Anthony'? Fords Field Club- Outhitl,, buu t K g wrestling cham- berg HMi their match in the npw rnii-lflthargic moods, that is, most of them. Two errors in tr™r3 and playing good ball behind Our beloved Brownies spanked the Fords A. A., Sunday ,, ninth inning almost robbed them of a victory that wasn't taith Jnck Cur- Burke-Runyon-Crover Perth Amboy promoter, hus ex- Club, Sunday afternoon, at the Perth afternoon, 4 to 3, at the Grove street diamond, but in winning^ M irs hut which did belong to Joe Murtagh chiefly because of hey were not the skilled, precise Brownies of old. Nay, they i, mighty fine moundwork. As it was, it took Murtagh to pull jffi for""reasons unkown, the Amboy CHJTstadium. The final score ,,, fat from the fire. He drove in the winning run in the last were naught but rank in their playing. Terrible. Only two ef- • ihe ninth. S r ^ 15 to The rors charged to them, mind up, but shabby performing that ners plastered Artt Fedderson's Listen here, you guys, you can't go meddling along like ipened on the hill for Avenel and Rame «.«« of the bwt in the must have pained the heart of their mentor, "Rutch" Neder. It shoot* for a total of seventeen hlU, 1W and expect to win the county championship. Or don't you started off well. After the fourth, was tough on Joe Murtagh, for he pitched a \vhal» of a gam© ml to? It's a wonder that "Butch" Neder hasn't bumped however, he got wobbly and could while Fords git to Spittkr for six- not find the plate. De Palito relieved teen, making a total of thirty-three and was deserving of much better support. Yea, it is well that. ,„,<> of your heads together. (Better do it now, "Butch".) This him in the eighth and hunfc out two WOODBRIDGE ACES ,,1-ds game isn't the only one to consider. How about that hits for the books. friend Murtagh did well, for had he not, ye Woodbridge A. A. goose-eggs for the losers. ( At the end of the third, the scofe 1 ninking the Lyceums handed out? 11 to 1, wasn't it? And Avenel w.is held to nine hits by wns. knotted at 5 to 5, but the Am- might easily have gone down In defeat. How did "murderer !* Keyport slap you down, 6 to 1? Oh, the evidence of Furze, while the losera garnered RALLY TO CONQUER boyans literally ran wild in the row" perform? Hush money has been offered. The batting wa» eleven from Perna's twirlers. First fourth and fifth frames, scoring ten is there all right. It's there. I II prize for patting went to Stopeck, of Pawnees, Of Perth Amboy, runV inVmi"«TthaTpVov1dedp pl«ntpyy punk. It's pretty hard to figure out just where the trouble lies, kenilworth, who hit three times in of Credit for the victory belongs in fords pitcher's mates erred four five trips to the plate. The Kenil-| Scalped, 4 To 3- -Last In- action for the look-sees. After until a week or so ago, the club was playing bang-up ball that, the B. 'R. C's were blanked, but its entirety to Joseph Murtagh. Fords times, they played clever ball in th* ,,l heading plumb for the senior crown. Then—blooie! The worth club played a bit shabbily in j ning Rally Aid*. tied the score at 3 to 8 In the first pinches and gave pretty fine sup- urn the field, erring seven times. too much serious damage had been • done. Fords was unable to close the half of the ninth inning. In the last port at all times, fcund was the le,ad- • / achinery goes cukoo. Few errors have been charged to the Manager Perna would like to book ing hit-getter with three safe blows. '.'iiil), but what errors! The costly kind. The pitching staff ap- Coming to bat in the lust half of gap in the score. of the ninth, with possible defeat home and home games with the the ninth, with the score knotted at The box sore: staring them in the face, the Brown- Dunham led Woodbridge. tn'iir's to be oke. Heard last night, though, that Eddie Gerity'a Woodbridge A, A. and Forda. FORDS F c> Store First | 3 to 3, the Woodbridge Aces scored \»» ies girded their loins, so to speak, ,im is not quite in the pink, but that'll iron out. How about The box score: R H and set forth to conquer. With one The Brownies broke the ice (?>" CAMPBELL B. B. C. (8) \likc Mesko? Joe Murtagh is entirely reliable, but he can't a run after two had been retired, oametch, n 5 2 gone in the inning, Francie Dunham with a run in the last of the second. J AB R H PO A ^ trimming the Pawnees, of Perth Am- Smalley, If 5 2 tingled, Murtagh rifled a pretty Jordon singled and scored on Dun- , ;,iiy the whole burden on his shoulders, can he? De Palito, 2b, p 6 0 4 . \ boy, 4 to 3, in a bitterly fought tilt, J. Parskr, 2b 5 0 double into right field, scoring Dun- ham's crack to center field. Ford* "Kutch" Neder can start bumping heads with John Joe Barna, 3b 3 1 ham and winning his own ball game. came back quickly, knotting the Biesel, lb 5 11 0 over the week end. Gregus, the first Romerf r*". 5 2 Added to this bit of playing, he count with three hits in the fourth Keating and Artie Jordon. They are the boys who almost blew Crowley, rf, cf .... 5 1 .1,,. Korda A. A. game with prize "boners." Jordon missed a 0 man up in the ninth, singled. G. Lat- j paraler c, '.'. 5 4 struck out six and gave but nine hits. frame. Krauss, Kopper and Virgillo- Sheets, p, cf 1 J tanzio fanned. Panko singled to ad- Rodner, cf 5 3 Murtagh was faced by Sandorf singled to produce the tally. nilT, easy grounder with the tying run on third base. And that Timinski, ss 3 1 Gregus, J. Lattanzio fanned Milchick, p 1 1 who went the entire stretch for Fords took the lead in the seventlfc 1 (J vance Gregus, J. L fan got to third when Keating dropped a pop fly that Petras, If .5 0 r h 1 Fords, giving seven hits. While the when Lund scored on Sandorf'* 4 0 and th e hoper s of the Aces dimmed a ^ , i ' ^ ,nt through his hands like water through a sieve. He never|pe °y 'f 2b 5 0 0 „ _ , ,!^., , ., rtdderson, p 0 double. Lund singled to get on th# r r 1 0 bit. But Mackay, right fielder for the paths. Having concluded an alligedf inched the pill. For shame, gentlemen. For shame. (Nickle ' ' Aces, made himself the hero of the 42 10 16 2 TAMBOER PLANNING 44 8 9 27 14 peaceful nap that lasted several inn- , a doughnut, Artie and J. J. will ambush me from some dark ' day by slapping out a timely single PERTH AMBOY (15) TENNIS, SOFTBALL ings, the locals came back in the last KENILWORTH A. A. (6) AB I for'this. I have scornfully rejected their magnanimous of- AB R H PO A E to score Gregus. ACTIVITIES SOON of the seventh to score twice to re- lu

lo to be razzed a bit in this column. That's all for now. it was found that both outfits had Behind To Clinch Game In but four scattered hits. Lattanzio's Siomer, cf 3 1 hammered out the munificent total of Brownies To Meet Rahway, mates rifled out eleven hits from the Gasteber, rf 7 3 0 twenty hits, Milano, of the A's, faced Fourth Inning. 34 4 7 27 11 2 offerings of J. Dunham and Eddie Farr on the slab. FORDS A. A. (3) Orange In Busy Week End Gallant who shared the moundwork I 30 3 2 3 1 AB R H PO E WHELAN'S HIT WINS Everyy man on the winning team's,. Crashing out fifteen safeties from for the lowers. Dunham, struck out| Score by innings: the offerings of Cromwell, theAvenel Jogan, rf 4 0 0 0 9 "lUitrh" Xcili'i's Woodbridge A. five; Gallant, three. I Pawnees A. A. 000 110 001—3 roster hit at least twice. Hanson and Warren, c 0 0 ft FOR SENATORS, 6-5 A. will regime liinmnnil activities t«- The Pioneers, led by "Star" Bar- Aces 000 100 111- Dunigan leading with three apiece. Sports Club spanked the Rahway , V?'™"'p) ^ V 1 0> The Barcellona brothers, twin "Babe Pacers, at Rahway, 8 to 5. Coming Knn.,.wnlH ?h ,f . 2 O UMiii-iiw al'tiriioon at Riverside Park, cellona who hammered out three from behind in the fourth inning, the *?p !™att,s' 2b- lf \ in Knhway, ripjainst the Rahway Ram- liit.-i, scored twice in thf fire inning Ruths'! of the Athletics, starred with 1 t |.,.lin Club Takes Close Tilt blers. Mild' Mesko i« slat I'd to handle to take an early lead which was not perfect day? at the plate. Both hit Avenel players shoved across six r,3 ih 1 3 2 four out of four and scored three runs in two innings to upset the pViTi ii % From St. Michael's At Hyde miiund fof r thhe town- wrested from them. They tallied runs 0 OX DOUBLEHEADER runs each, which isn't so bad in any plans of the Rahwayans and to gain p']^,'. ' "',• "• in the seventh ami eighth to keep out elton 2b 2 0 Park, Sunday. -hip|ii'is. Francie Uunliam will be ball game, eh? a lead that was never lost. J.. Dunda, ™S,u '!' elt°n>> 2b •- . ° r behind the plate. of reaching distance of the Pirates, hS u 1 a* (iursnly let! the losers with the stick The box score: pitching for Avenel, allowed but five i'i'""." ,'' Jf - ] 0 1 On Sunday afternoon, at the Grove ] TAKENBY BRAVES PLAYGROUND A'. (12) hits in a great mound exhibition. i»anuou, p i - • ,•.-!•>• wus Istlin, :>; St. Mich- with two hits. Iveet iliiuwnnil, the Woodbridgu flin-j AB R Kuzmu and Petras hit three times , It was the last half »f the ceis will meet the poweit'ul Orange The box score: 31 3 (I f25 10 4 Pioneers Slapped Twice, 10-0, A. Barcellona, 3b 4 each to lend the winners with the + -iiiiiK. Joe L;imbcrt w;i* lit bat. Triangles, of Orjnge. Thi- colored PIONEERS (4) , J. Barcellona, If, (C) .... 4 woodenware, Levridge hit twice to Batted for Moffitt in the ninth, : anylMidyV game,'nnd the Sen- club, one of high repute, will no AB 7-4, As Woodbridgers Wield Milano, p 4 op the Rahwayans. The victors were f One out when winning, run was- ilmibt furnir-h plenty of. opposition. A. Mackay, 2b 5 scored. J v, anted it badly. Mr. I.umluit Wicked Willows. | Gerity, lb 4 •hargeil with two crrof?, the losers Eildie Gerity will handle the hoxwork J. Sabo, lb 5 Levi, cf 4 with three. Score by innings: i the rival pitcher for a walk, V. Lattanzio, ss 4 fot the Iirownii's, Both game? are Schubert, 3b - 4 The box score: Fords 000 100 101—S : .'.,t oiii', one a balk. He *tolc nec- fcli<-dulec| to begin at 3: clock'lk. L. Genovese, cf 4 Laying down heavy batting bar- Woodbridge 010 000 201—4 rages, the Woodbriiitje Braves took a Geacalone, c 4 AVENEL SPORTS CLUB (8) I :mil *liil down to- third while A. Barcellona, 3b 4 Meir, ss 2 AB It H E Summary: Runs batted in, Dun- E. Venerus, If .., 4 0' double-header from the Pioneers, Q ham, Virgillo, Sandorf, D. Gerity '. - lnii idled at the plute. Whalen 0, Saturday afternoon, 10 to 0, and 7 Robinson, rf 1 J. Dunda, p 4 r J. Balog, rf 4 Keating, ss 1 Winquest, ss 4 , Fullerton, Murtagh. Two base hits, .!i.-il on the pellet, sent it ruling Kocsi, e 4 0, to 4. Joe Zick phut the Pioneers out j Murtagh and Sandorf. Struck out, by BLUE BIRDS PUT 0! in the first game, allowing three scat- Sherman, rf 2 Kavcsak, 2b 3 ••> lik'hl field and Lambert crossed J. Lattanzio, p 3 0 Murtagh, C; by Silndorf, 8. Bases oii tered hits while his mates rifled out Hopta, lb 3 - i libber to clinch the game^ fcir 34 12 20 Kuzma, 3b 4 0 balls, off Murtagh, 1; off Sandorf, 3. 37 4 11 0 thirteen from the offerings of Sza- Q Double plays, Toth to Kopper to> i : n, i| to f>. IN CROWN CLAIM bo. Kish pitched the second game and EAGLES A. C. (6) Petras, c 4 PIRATES (2) AB R H A Lund; Dunham to D. Gerity to Mof- I iif St Michael's club blew a four AB R was hit a bit more freely. He was P. Dunda, lf 2 • :. lead when the Senators rallied in Hansen, c 4 0 3 Arkie, ef 2 0 fitt. Wild throws, Lund, Warren. Um- 1 Clip Robins, 5 To 2, Seek Light G. Kelleman, lb 4 0 touched for ten safe blows. The 0 pire, Trosko. la-t of the sixth to come from be- 0 Braves got to Frank Lattanzio for Fair, p 3 0 2 Kozel, rf 1 Junior Ball Championship J. Dunham, 3b, p 4 Leahy, If 3 0 2 "•I tu knot the score. Honegger J. Gursaly, c 4 0 fifteen safeties in this contest. Volly, rf 3 0] i mkecl the Falcons for three con- J In the first game, every man on Dunigan, rf (C) 3 0 3 Of Township: E. Gallant, p, 3b 4 0 Maygo, 2b 3 1 2 mive innings while his mates tried 0 the Braves' roster hit, S. Kochie lead- 30 8 15 J. Varshany, ss 4 MoIl.Ub 3 2 2 RAHWAY PACERS (5) •:.-|M rately to push across the win- As the result of a 5 to 2 win over E. Zambo, cf 3 1 ing with three blows. In the second, ATHLETICS DEFEAT i, v.'x tally which they finally succeed- Deter, 3b : 3 12 AB R H the Hobins, over the week end, the J. Pinter, If 3 0 all but J. Kochie, tapped the pellet, I ID < liii'ng. Honegger's elbowing was Gerek, ss 3 12 W. Cromwell, If I 4 Sewaren Blue Birds have put in a S. Maytic, 2b 1 Joe Zick setting three. The Braves Arrow, cf 3 1.2 i filmire' . He wa,l pounded for fifteen P. Zick, rf 1 0 played errorless ball in both contests. G. Lewis, lb 3 R0B1NSA.A..ST but received fine support. The claim for the "fourteen year old" J. Mesics, rf 2 0 The bopc scores: Edwards, cf 2 • •l"'-injf twirler, A. Hudanlch, gave baseball championship of the town- 28 6 20 I. Cromwell, p 3 BRAVES (10) Score by innings: Second Win Of Season For" i' Senators twelve safeties. ship. Playing a bang*-up game, the 32 2 4 2 AB Randolf, 3b 3 1 Eagles 031 000 101— 8 Me Alistor, c 3 Playground Nine — Barcel- Whalen was the star with the stick Birdies clipped the Robins in* a close Score by innings: P. Zick, 2b ; 4 i istlin, getting three hits in four Athletics ,... 623 010 OOx—12 Ellis, 2b 3 tilt fought at Sewaren. Scoring four Pioneers 200 000 110—4 J. Walsh, ss 4 lona Brothers Play Great ) • to the plate—one a homer, one Pirates 001 000 100—2 J. Zick, p 4 A. Cromwell, ss 3 uns in the fourth and one in the Lewis, rf 1 Ball. .l.'iible. Kish, lb 4 Errors Are Costly To The box score: fifth, the B. B.'s put the game on Woodbridge A. C. Bows Gallant, 3b 4 Jenkins, rf 2 ISEL1N SENATORS (6) ce, for Murphy, pitching sterling S1. Kochie, c ..: 4 Tamboer Flingers, 14-4 Levridge, cf 2 Lincoln Tamboer's Playground ABKH" ball, refused to allow the Robins to To Fort Monmouth, 5-1 J. Kochie, If 4 Athletics won their second game of Taking advantage of "errors ga- 29 5 6 3 p tally after the sixth frame. He gave Leisen, cf 4 Score by innings: the season, Saturday, beating the The Woodbridge A. C. flingers J. Kochie, rf 4 lore," the Robins A. A. handed the , cf but four hits, while his mates chop- took it on the chin, Sunday, when the Playground Athletics their first de Xvene\.".'..'."""'"~'.... 000 330 2—8' Robins A. A., 8 to 8. Playing gT«*t miibert, lb ped Gallant's curves for a total of Fort Monmouth nine handed them a 36 10 13 0' feat of the season over the week end, Eahway 110 012 0—5 ball behind the fine pitching of Mila- Ulialcn, 3b five. Besides pitching a beautiful bafl 5 to 1 lacing. The winners crashed PIONEERS (O) 114 to 4. Outhit, seven to four, but no, the Athletics ran up an early 1 liiniclt, If game, friend Murphy annexed bat- out televen hits from the offerings of AB R H E running wild as the result! of boot Robins Bowl Over N. J. R. lead to clinch the game by the end Uarky, sa ting honors with two hits. He was the Budnar who went the entire stretch Hackay, 2b 4 0 11 after boot by the A's, the Rjobins ran of the fourth inning. The Robins 1' Wacky, 2b for Woodbridge. The losera garnered' Genovese, c 5 Club In Well Played Gajrrle tallied in the third and fourth jnly stick wielder to hit more than 0 . 2 i up a big lead and were not threaten- II iMeman, c y seven bingles from Smith, Fort Mon-'p. Lattanzio, 0 ed throughout the entire game. Mi- frames, but did not threaten dangerr 1 1 I'M'. 1'f a ssingl: e time. . mouth twirler, Kell and Mach starred Barcellona, If- 4 0 lano, pitching for the losers, held the P(ayin(ygg errorless ball behind ouslyy.. The Barcellona brothers play- -11 GGame * 0 A. Barcelona, 3b 4 1 t M. Kamaa, If. .... 2 will furnish opposition in a game that J. Walsh, ss 4 1 O.Sabo, lb Jandrisevits, lb 3 0 2 0 J. Barcelona, If 4 2 I 40 6 15 2 Pochelembo, if ...-4 promises to be a corker. Anthony J. Zick, ib 4 1 0„ F. Wukoveta, Sb i Csanyi, 3b 6 1 2 0 Heating, sa 4 I •«* by innings: Kopehio, rf 3 will probably start Baranowski on Kish, p 4 1 C. Molnar, c 6 l'j. Wukoveta, cf 3 110 Gferity, lb 4 1 . 8f Michael's""!""!'.! 200 210 000—5 the hill with Parsler behind the rub- 1 0 Saverock, 2b 3 hl' Gallant, 3b 4 P. Mayti, rf 5 0 0 0 Milano, p 4 0 (*• liu 001 004 001—6 26 B 6 21 7 4 ber. The Fords manBger stated to- S. Kochie, « 4 1 Dunham, cf 5 01 Campion, c ,: 8, 0 10 Giacalone, c , 4 9 ft1 ROBINS (2) day.-„, , tha..-t. if_ it is at all possible, he J. Kochie, lf 4 1 Petras, If > a 0 0 0 Hegedus, 2b 3 1 1 AB R H PO A ~ ma--,y us—e Lokle fo...... r a few. innings. _ . | Leisen, c.f. 4. 0 52 14 Stein, sa 3 2 10 Curatilo. rf 3 1 1 Senators Bombard G. Molnar, 3b ... 4 0 1 1 1 0 Either "Cooney" Haberman or Art j Kochie, rf 4 0 PLAYGROUND A'» (4) Semak, p .' 3 * 1 0 Baka, cf v 3 1, 2 Plainfield Liberty Belli Dunham, sa 3 I) 0 1 X 0 Fedderson will handle th« mound as- AB R H Tirpak, lb S- -1 1 4 0 0 I signment for the county aeaters, Play 87 8 15 0 A. Barcellona, IBS 5 0 1 • 27 6 9 0 33 8 aying down a batting barrage of Gurzaly, c 4 0 0 9 1 ' 1' will start at 3:30 o'clock. PIONEERS (4) J. Barcellona, If 5 1 N- (3) ROBINS A. A. (3) mt safetiesfti , ththe "leelilli n SnSenaa- Gallant, p 3 1 10 10 , A.B. R. H. E. Ferraro, cf 5 2 AB R K E AB a had an eaery time knocking off Zambo. cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Hackay, 2b 4 0 0 0 Gerity, cf 5 2 10438, lf .. 4 Zambo, p 0 2 10 0 0 Avenel Robins To Play In 0 11253, 3b ""• PWniie.l 1 »• Mayti, rf , 3 0 0 2 0 0 Rahway Tonight, Home Aug. 2 Szabo, ss 4 1 2 0 Levi, lb 5 0 11256, lb ....; 8 0 S.. MM»ytl»»ytl, llb : 4 0 0k' week end. The score was 15 to o 0 I'hiying gteat ball behind the fine Sabo, 2b 3 0 0 12 0 Barcellona, If «... 4 1 2 0 Sherman, lb 0 117U, SB ....: 3 i.GuraiGfaafy. ss •••. 4 0 l'UMng of T6ln"*ana~*Schmiat irK at 8:lfrfl'ch)ck, the AY-f\ Lattanzio, rf -,:. 4 1 % 0 Robinson, 2b 5 0 11723, 2b .;r.r...... ::... a jtSBCK:...:.: 4 s 0 jrtSBC 'tmturs had no trouble in keeping 27 2 4 18 6 1 enel Robins will battle the Old Tim- Venerus, lb ,. 4 0 0 0 Hegedus, 2b Q 11626. cf .- v 3 0 Caanyi, cf 4 llu Score by innings: ers, of Rahway, at 'Riverside Park, in J. Lattanzio, cf 4 0 1 0 Keating, c 4 1 118154, p 8 t - visitors clamped. HefeU was the 0 C, Molnar, c 2 [ 1 "••ing mitundsman. Whalen led the Robins ' 010 010 0—2 Rahway. On Sunday, at 2:30 o'clock, Liptak, 3b ,-• 4 0 1 0 Baka, rf . 0 11738, c 1 P. Mayti, if w. 3 'iiaiurs with the woodenware with Blue Birds 000 410 x—6 the townshippers will face the Linr F. Lattanwo, p 4 1 1 0 Giacalone, i! • 4 11659, rf .... 2 0 Dunham, 2b 3 1 im|i hit* in as many trips to the Summary: Three base hits, Tirpak. dun Clovers at John Russell Wheeler I' '•'i''. Thi! score by innings; Two buse hits, Murphy (2). Struck Park, in Linden. Semak will pitch 4 10 0 43 28 3 7 1. R H K out, by Gallant, 12; by Murphy, 7. one of the two games. A large crowd Score by inninKs: Score, by innings: Scote by inofl Score- by 20U 101 100—, 5 7 0 on balls, off Gallant, 5; oft is expected to see both contest*, as Pioneers 030 000 001—4 Robins 240 020 006^14 N J R. *„, ,020 010 0-3 Robins :....'..." 001 20P 102 026 22x—15 17 0 "nipire, Anderson. the. teams are quite evenly matched. 4 Ko,htn» ,,#^l«0 w5 Athletics

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Jungle Expedition Brought Her Famr tha Kalisch, Annie Ru^.n Bates Post, and Beniic Bern,, Norman Foster, GIBSON PLAYER played a film director before V saw n camera—in George \\ < "Johnny Get Your Gun " ' i Once Reporter, STAGEVETERAN weeks in this Broadway „•„, received a pie in the face i,, , Robert fiomnns, one of the act. Then he went on the ,,,, Now Leading Man screen's mn?1 familar character the pie was frozen one nijrht faces for years and prominent in Moines. Homans went to i<, Typing Knowledge Is Useful the cast of Hoot Gibson's first west- pital. ern special of his new series, "C'lenr- His recent pictures •, In Gaining Place In Theat- ine the Range," ot the R. K. 0. Rah- "Charley Chan," "Son of th< '. rical World. way Theatre, Sunday, August 2. "Born Reckless," "City Stn, i started his enreer with the famous 'The Public Enemy." old Biirbank stock company in Los "What are your accomplish- Angeles, where a score or more of ment^" v the screen's enduring favorites re- —Please mention this paper That's the question which casting ceived first training. He was horn in guying from advertisers i:reftors direct at prospective play- Maiden, Massachusetts, and educated ers of film role.*. at the University nf Michigan. "Can you swim? Ride horseback? Drive a car? Dance? Play tennis? A memento of the Burbank days 666 Very few actors or actresses can which he treasures is the watch in'B'iT ye? to the question—"oper- given him by the other players for LIQUID OR TABLETS ate a typewriter?" learning- the role of D'Artafcnan in Reli«Te« a Headache or Neural, IIM "The Three Musketeers" in throe 30 minute., check, a Cold Ih,. But it is one of the accomplish- hours. From the Burbank he went diy, and cbecki M.Urii in vxnis of Norman Foster who be- to other stock companies and finally ivvot that he owes hi? start on the Broadway lending roles opposite HCEAET ,10011 to this "side-Sine." •Mich stars as Mary Mannering, Ber- 666 Salve for Baby's Col GRILL TCNI6HT SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd WIIKKE FOOD IS THE FIRST CONSIDERATION, AND EDWINA BOOTH in "Tl:\DHl IIOHS ,{ p, |{ K [ i-.way Theatre,. THE SERVING OF IT EQUALLY IMPORTANT. Thursday. Friday ami Sa.iid.i.., August i - 7 - *. WHFRE SURROUNDINGS ARE HARMONIOUS, AND 2 BIG FJMURES-2 THE ATMOSPHERE IS SMART.' KERE YOU MAY OR- DER TABLE D'HOTE OR A LA CARTE, AT PRICES CHARTER THE YACHT "GALLIVANT THAT ARE SENSIBLE AND IN KEEPING WITH THE For EXCELLENCY OF THE FOOD SERVED.

DINNER $1 BOAT PARTIES Carole Lombard, Norman rVtcr in SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER $1 I "Up Pops the Devil." A Paramount MAY BE SEEN AT MUNICIPAL PIER, 'Picture at the R.K.I). Huhway. Sun- Business Men's Lunch 65 cents day, August 2nd. WO0DBRIDGE, ANYTIME Foster w:i* a newspaper reporter SEAFOOD — STEAKS — CHOPS in Indiana before he became an actor arid he can make good speed with FULL INFORMATION ON TRIPS GIVEN AT THE PIER with All Delicacies of the Season | four fingers. In his first four roles, (two of them on the stage, he enacted .Skeets Gallagher i reporters and had to operate type- Stuart Erwin ! writers. This secured him a chance to show his acting ability with a Carole Lombard long-term Paramount contract as a Lilyan Tashman SPECIAL result. There followed roles in Norman Foster FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY j which he didn't have to type. • Hobart Grill ONE OF THE NEWEST MODEL But occasionally he finds himself in a typewriting role. In "Up Pops, Formerly Madison Grill GAS RANGES the Devil" he is an author, and in Gray, Green and Buff several scenes is shown busily typ- 278 HOBART STREET PERTH AMBOY ing. Others in this film version of MON. - TUE.—AUG. 3 - 4 ONE DAY ONLY With Oven Heat Control Broadway's stage success of last sea- Phones, P. A. 4219 - 1204 Cash Budget son are Skeets Gallagher, Stuart Er- WED. — AUG. 5 win, Carole Lombard, Lilyan Tash- $ $73.90 man and Edward Nugent. The *tory deals with the martial difficulties 'of a young New York SftL $57.00 .$61.50 • couple who live in "the Village" I where they try to lead settled lives in spite of the carousing habits of When you think of your next winter's coal $ 8.68 $l£40 their sponging friends. Over 13% Over 16% A. Edylard Sutherland, who made Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to ;, "June Moon" and "The Social Lion," CALL 2332 PERTH AMBOY get the best that can be had in cooking comfort. is the director. The Price and terms are the most attractive we have WE WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH HIGH ever made. arr? Big 16" ovene with 5 burner cooking tops. Act quick- "Shipmates" Playing GRADE PREMIUM COAL ly. Don't let this opportunity pass by. Come in today and make your selection. AtR.]U).Rahway STATE COAL & SUPPLY CORP. THEJERTH AMBOY GAS LIGHT CO. Mickey Mouse Revue Added 222*SM1TH STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Coal Yard Located at Maurer, opposite Lead Works Attraction Monday and ' Phone: 3510 Perth Amboy The Tuesday — "Trader Horn" wittiest, m.-5t Booked. GAMES indiscreet ft Plenty of action is to be found in HE WINS ! "Shipmates/' holding the boards of the R. K. 0. Rahway Theatre to- ANNABEUES night and tomorrow in continuous DAMES Let Your Next Permanent performances from 1 p. m. to 11 HE LOSES! p. m. Robert Montgomery tits snug- AFFAIRS ly in his gob's blues and looks and talks like an honest-to-goodness Navy man. His support includes such well known screen names as, SMART Victor BeA Dorothy Jordan, Ernest Torrence, Cliff Edwards/ Hobert Bosworth, Gavin Gordon and Edward Nugent. McLoglen Sunday, August 2nd brings an- other doible feature program—"Up MONEY Pops the Devil," a story of young J«anatte moderns who love, laugh and live, w»EDWARD C. /TEAM WAVE adapted from the original Broadway hit, a Paramount production with MocDonold this cast—Skeets. Gallagher, Nor- man Foster, Carole Lombard, Stuart ROBINSON And Note the Difference! Erwin and Lilyan Tashman. Added on the same program—action speaks JAMES CAGNEY louder than words, and that's just what happens in Hoot Gibson's new- EVALYN KNAPP est action drama of love and laughs, Margaret Livingston OTHER Does not bake the hair. Gently "Clearing the Range." SHORT ADDED Monday and Tuesday, August 3rd, ADDED STEAMS the hair into soft flowing 4th, "Little 'Caesar" return*, this MICKEY MOUSE REVUE time without his guns and brings with him, his pal of the good old day waves with ringlet ends that last. ; in the person of James Cugney. For i those who love their love and drama | mixed will find something new in THU. - FRI. - SAT.—AUG. 6-78 Guaranteed. I ".Smart Momy" starring Edward G | Robinson and James Cagney with > F.vejyn Knapp and a big cast. Uwing to the engagement of 4 "Trader Horn" the attraction for Wednesday, August 5th will be for one day only—"Annabelles Affairs" with the cast headed by Victor Mc- STEAM WAVE $ Laglen, Jeanette Mat-Donald and Roland Young, The story is a merry matrimonial mixup of complications The most famous of all Long Bob $1 Extra that leads from one mirth provoking 4 situation to another. Adapted from modern adventurers the stage pi a v "Good Gracious Anna belle." now comes to you Three Big Days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 6th, 7th, 8th-— SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE Tha, greatest achievement in the his- to» of motion pictures, "Trader Hokn." Stupendous drama actually filmed in the wildest African Jungles. Two years in the making. Neve $1.00 before have you seen terrors of the Jungles as unfolded in this strangest of romances. As this is the original road show production that ran si . j long on Broadway at $2 prices, twe solid hours is required to properlj project same, complete showings will Call Perth Amboy 1110 For Appointment start at 1-3-7 and U p. m. Thursday and Friday while Saturdays perform- Directed Ijy The sounds and cries of ance will be continuous. The cas1 includes Harry Carey, Duncan Re- W. S. jungle beasts, the chant of naldo, Edwinu Booth, and a nativi VAN cast of thousunds. DYKE the savage tom-toms, beat an incessantly throbbing The tune against which FREDERICK H. TURNER CO you see the graad- • i INSURANCE :: Ml «N - 458 Eait An., S*war«» est romantic ad- Telephone Woodbridg. 8-0239 venture of all "Are you interested in buying 262 Madison Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. or renting a home in Sewaren? times! Several unuiual opportunitie* Open Mondays and Thursdays till 7 P. M. at preteut" Phone Woodbridge 8-0713 fot appointments. jj MnlWlWiwIlTP j*"ffp 111 Ml IWtlfl IWl WIIWI xHW™?™* "»•'«» w»«'w» HMWIUH.IWIWI IF" ™»if i rrr™i^ "v. ^W^rm

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7 I1 ulUu-'s eartU I* clny whoM 'tl"n 1» not Uioroughly d*t«rmuM •ui irtitcli Beeuiu to comlit principally ' anioiiihouB hydrous alutulouia lk WOODBRIDGE PA<;K TWKLVE SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE TOWNSHIP #••••••••**•***•>•-•• • *••» AVENEL Fords Notes Woodbridge X Tenderfoot Showed Port Reading Sewaren Miss Ann Ruchannan returned to Willard Rankin * Them SomeLhing * I Henny Martino is planning to tour I'i'iT-on. Mi'". nrvl T!u. Mi^e? AIMT nnd Martha Ko- her work at the Western Electric Co, at Atlantic City. M'. :, -pi-lit nnlrnk nn< ptayintr at Atlantic High- tl.t United States. K-ni: (, itjrirt-jrnn - !! Tinman at Kearny on Monday Hftrr a two Atlantic Saturday in Newark. i land- fei a few day.'. By JACK WOODFOHD weeks' vacation. Miss Marjorie Keifer, of \\. * * Mr. and Mrs. Caritien Zullo visited friends in Savteville, Monday. nue, had as her guest rn-em!- MH l»iura A'hl.-y. nf forreja Mr. and Mr?. A. ('.. P'.rb and J. W. mnuiii »••»»»•»•»«»««••»»» Mr. and Mrs. Georjye Thompkins McGuire, of Elizabeth. avenue. «nd Mi^ i;enrvi«-vo Iloehme. ' Rutherford, of Fifth avenue and announce the marriage of their son, -I- r,t Men.lay in Mr. and Mr«. Joseph Schiavo and f-0? M,,i,jl?«ex avenue. cro»yed a visit Mr. and Mrs. John ( Rmp and daugh- John, to Miss Mildred Downer of Miss Doris Burns is \-i<\\ , to A'bury Park recently.' with the ter?. Olive and Grace, of Carteret T WAS In Yurk th.it Starvln frniilv were New York visitors. Sun- Yonkers, which took place in June. grandmother, Mrs. Joseph < m<-m'!MT.» of the Prudential Life In-'road, were Atlantic City visitors I first•st met Eulnlia. Me had never seen day. of Perth Amboy. Mf :••! - en. of l'ro«' : Mill 5urance Company ^tiitT with whom Monday. a yirl like her lu.f.To. He couldn't A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. nc •taten *#••• H-l:it:vtT in ! Mi-.* Jmnpine, nt flr-it, w)i:it It nas nbnut Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Krysko. of James Kno* of Meinzer street during Mrs. F. J. Adams was a \, Mi?, Dorothy Peterson, of South her that was S" strain:.'ly i!iir.rtnt. First street, entertained Mrs. Kry-the past week. visitor on Wednesday. Amhoy, i« ^endine several week? A rr.imb.-r oMl |>;i!.-ly hemitiful. ns sko's sister front Itvinfjton over the Mr-. I M' irj-i n Hfi man, with her aunt, Mr>. Annie l_ar?ten- week end. on a trip to CiirTvood Beach laM most of the gjrls ho knew wi-rt>—like Miss Theresa Peterson left on Mrs. 0. Van Iderstine an iii .n--.v:t, avtjiu , arc at *'i. ^ Rahway avenue. Fiiday where they .'pent the day at a hot h.iufte Honors. Sho was ruddllT. Thursday for a stay of .several \ve"eks Floyd T. Howelt, have return... n i.d. '',i-a,)i party. Tho-t present wore: Mr. and Mrs. Staw. of Woodbridjte at South River. a visit to Maine. Mis. F'aul Sl'uk, Mi" Clara Sluk. Mi?F Mr. and Mr-. EC. Ensign and healthily beautiful. Her lithe, slim fit- nvenue, entertained a few friends at j <;rarc Sluk. Mr-.' Joseph Rapacioli. daughn-r. Helen, of Railway avenue, ure had a hrisV pwinp t<> It as she i Mi-. Hank I'ir. ni. .of their home onn Sunday evening.. ReRe - Mrs.. Babcock of Fifth avenue Jis Miss Wilda Jensen,, ooff I',I M-- Mrfrgaret Rapacioli, Mis? Mil- >pcnt Monday at Ocean Grove, where walked. Her hair seemed to hnvp nl 1.1 r. :c entt-naini'd friend- fteshments were servedd. Thhe guests UpendinU g the summer in VirginiaViii , guest off hher grandm nthi-i-. di.-d Ka|..icioli, Mrs Andrew Retkwa, 'hey were the guest* of Mrs Samuel been dyed by the sheor poM of sun- g p 1 from V. rk were: Miss Josephinee LockeLocke, of PertPerth •••-••'•••visiting —relatives —1-»:—. Fran™"k Rankin D»«H. » .1. hn Retkwa, Mrs Thomas Furze, Fwmg. light Itself. Ilrr teeth wore perfectly Amboy; Mr, and Mrs. Carmen Zullo. Mai i hi. of IIan--n avn'jf. Mrs. Charles Oliphant and sons matched pearls. She was so pretty Rev. May L. Haight has been in Ml Mr. and Mrs. Mafinsky, Mrs. Carmela y g ha r.' .1 h"ir,c n, a vacation'fharles, Frederick ami Vincent. Mi>. - ™<* Mr.*. Leland Reynold?, of she made htm cusp, And then meet- ildlhi h h h ben en CHRISTEN SC1ENCF 11 Martino, Miss Kathryn Toner, Ben- Philadelphia where she has been en- fn -N,v. Vmk -tat I hn Barby and -on,, Peter, of Iselin: '-'"'I*' avenue left Monday for a Ing her, dancing with her. taklni: her ny Martino. Joseph Martino, Misses gaged in conducting evangelistic First Church of Christ, Scii-i-- Mr?. Leo Dearin and pon, Leo, Jr.. vacation at Millanville where they to a show or tw'., lie ln-can to under- Clementina and Antoinette Martino, meetings. Sewaren Mi-, f. l h;... li!. W C some man that Murvin could see wns Miss Bertha Hoh of Plainfield Mi. and Mrs. John A. Hassev and - ' farmer, of St. George love oi (iod, and into ih. ; ,,• with Euhilin; Eulnlin. Marvin sjunt last week visiting Miss Thetma waiting for Clirist" 111 Tin ^ . -on John, of Correja avenue, 'spent avenue, and Mr?. Ross Levi, of Car- In love and Lillian Anderson of George Sunday at Hibernia, where they visit- telet' wcle visitors of Mrs. Danner s noticed, viewed the foreman with nt Birthday Surprise For ians 3:5}. street. The Lessun-Serninn also iv.. ed the'ir daughter, Mi-* Alice Ha*sey ^i^ter, Mrs. James Martin, of rort'ieast aadmiration, perhaps for his Miss Rae Osborn Tuesday ! v.-h is spending a month with the Hancock, recently. , rugged manliness. Marvin hnd to nd- the following passage i"r..:r • Miss Marion Buigric spent the Christian Science tvxtbi.. k. (Hudson County Girl Scouts at Camp mlt that he didn't cut much of a figure A delightful .surprise party was week end in Asbury Park. 1 Hudsonia. Mr?. Joseph Galaida and children, , In the ranch picture. given to Miss Rae Osborn, of Green CMCI- and Health with Kc> ^___ Ethel, Louis and Ernest, and Mr. and . street, Tuesday night by a group of Scriptures" by Mary Baker ! Mrf J :t ph alaida Jr o f Main Trouble starteil ns so..n as Marvin Steven Koji of Easton, Fa., for- Mrs. Arthur Balland, of Harding-' - "' ' G . - ! lier friends in honor of her birthdav merly of Avenel, is spending the *'!.'niviTs:\l Love is the dmn. ,\ street, have returned home from a mounted his horse. He bnd never felt in Christian Science" (p. ^«i' and Mrs. Walter Balcvre, of anniversary. Games were played jweek visiting Edward Pomcrov of 'Oireja avenue, spent Tuesday in trip at Lavalette. such horse muscles under him before; and refreshments were served. The Manhattan avenue, Newark. the horses he had ridden through On guest of honor received many beau- ! Miss Harriet KiUenberger, of Bar- • , ,, „„* „,. g tra park wer hp roMzQt toy mounts as compared wtth The guests were: Mrs. Charles ed to Bayonne on Monday, where avenue, visited New Brunswick, on ?? Lake Kanawauke, lona Island. Campbell, of Highland Park; Mrs. theh y visite''d Mr. and MrsM . LeL oH Hen- New Comers At Avenel New York. this one. Tuesday. The horse reared. Mnrvln fell back- Walter Stowe, of New Brunswick; drickson. Tlle Mrs. Francis Chidsel, of Wayne, Pa.; I AVENEL—Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1: : Mr. and Mrs. Walter Balvre of' Italian-American Club, of ; ward sprawled in the dust. The fore- Miss Minnie Campbell, of Reading, I bat were host and hostess at 1 \ j ' had as their week Woodbridge, will attend a fish din-1 man and Eulnli;i nnd her father were avenue, Pa.; Mrs. William Barrett, of Rah- M M firid r<,turned from Sl delightful reception held on Fk ii n" at t SeidlerSeidler'' s BeacBeachh , SundaySunday . ' most solicitous: but he could see the awn on Saturday evening. Ti • end guests, Mrs, Frank Dolan and way; Miss Anna C. Hazer Of El,za-cral weeks' vacation spent in tne I'rinei-.ss Jiiina, xuiiiur-i <|,iiiuhter Miss Dorothy Dolan, of Astoria, L. I. ' ,, , ,, 7T~ „ „ , glint of contemptuous amusement In h Ml t R pb e ception was in honor of twin- •••<..- i Mr. and Mrs. ^ohn McCrecry, of ^.l i- ?;..f •,. . ?l o [••*J\.?- & Catskill Mountains. rfe inducted the women who recently have m. of Kiiij; Kiiilnaliiic-1 of llaly, whose en- ! their eyes when they glanced at John Schmidt, of Bloomfield is Church street, are camping at High Eulalia: the glances seemed to say: Avenel, Miss Mildred Moore ani '•', pagemeiit iia- beiTi iii'iiiounced to Arch- BndKe May Haight. From five to p 1 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge ; " "Is this supposed to be a man!" Vrs. Thompson, Mr P. L. .the remainder of the summer. E. A. duke uti.i, sou of i-x-Dinpruss Zita nnd Weilage, of Flume street. ., _„ ,——;— , „.. , . Mrs. Joseph Royal. clock, the guests played turn: • : •pretendir to the Austro-IIungarian , Mr=. Eila \\ heeler, of Ridgedale And so It went, day after day. In if TI tV p u • c ii n- n\aWallaci acee has alsa so returned and is con- 1 1 S h l?lpfl rR croquet on the lawn. This wa- '.•-' tlirone. The e\ili-.l gr..i>in made a spe- Mr. and Mr.<. Gordon Gill, of Hard-iavenue> hasn s h er guest' Mri' Mar" New York, Marvin remembered, he Co• x V ^ ,i, i n M ' ^^'ductinff the Sunday school which will ed by refreshments served i... saret r .ox, Mrs. Kthel Dign, Mrs. Lester ,„„„*functio>n al„l„ ,nm *,. cial j.iuriicy to li.Miie fi.r an auilience UIK avenue, are entertaining Mr. and ° Bnen.^ofjsew lork. had made some progress in Eulalln's Weigers, Mrs. John liddell, Mrs. F. host and hostess. with the po|.c with Hie purpose of (th- Mrs. Hurdle Gill and Miss Mildred affections; but here . . . her interest Huyck. Mrs, Charles Trautwein, Mrs. Those who were present Gill, of Brooklvn. Mrs. Benjamin Parsons, of Ridge- In him seemed to be wavering. He Herbert Maxtield, Mrs. M. Irving Mrs. William Perna will entertain Donald Baigrie, Sig Peterson. !:. taining permission tolia\e the cere- dale avfenue, entertained her father, a cal pi'ifnrini.'d In St. I'l't was heartbroken; for she was the one Dtmarest, Mrs. D^ . W.... ***,*.Hoagland ,»..u, ^ "ds at the home of Mrs. E. E.bert Ayres, Norma, Marjor:' """" ~ of " Mrs Fred Xehon, 'Mrs""cfe!orge i ^ay'nond on Monday afternoon for John Donegon; May Hniirht, M: lhe benefit Oak TVee road, have been entertain- actually wns contemptuous of him.Schwenzer. Mrs. Russell McElrovw I of the Woman's Club. A Mrs. Johnson Hagood, M ing their granddaughter, Miss Leona Moore, William Thurston, 1 Mrs. J. W. Shepherd and son, Dan- because he couldn't ride horses, and Mrs. Royce Stafford, Mrs. Grace '"change has been'made in this party NUTTY NATURAL Meyers, of Piscataway. Brown, Mrs. Ernst Moffett, Mrs'. from the others of the summer, series, Van Slyke, Betty La bat. 1. ' id, of Jean Court, have returned j couldn't get along in the ranch coun. Willis Gaylord. Mrs. Ferdinand Wet- in that the children are also invited Schlenner, Craig Senft, Tlin- ,. [1 home from a vacation at atul wl11 be HISTORY Miss Nelly Ieschlessinger, of Oak Laurelton. j try ... hut somehow because he did terbei-fr, Mrs. Harryy Sttll, Mrs. W. l entertained in tl* yard. teraon, Helen Schoedler, Dr. ;.: Tree road, has. returned home from not show up bravely, In juxtaposition Robert I. Mac Bride. VAwv ! 4 BY HUGH MUTTON • Mr. and Mrs. James H Auburn L. HarnedHd, MrsM . J.'EJ'E. Harned, Mrs.I Ml s ankB rth Mrs D a girls' camp in Frenchtown. wl[hhe rfntl|t ,rftm] „f ( M ' - ^'' » ' - - Jean De Young, Flonnr, 1 have moved from \andtrbilt place mma Stell, Mrs. Frederick Ostrom, Vou Mrs ^t, dwiwote. he spoke to >ew York Irs. Kanrad Stern, Mrs. Ware Boyn- »K. - William Barth and Mrs. and Ruth De Young. to their new home in Perth Amboy. I K A M THE BLUE-NOSE BABBIT over the long distance telephone. A on, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Rav-' - - Pomeroy, attended the card l:ll t ven a ihe c a Fld(!le Inn Many Attend Annual dav nda tialf nond Killenherger. Mrs. P. William l ; >',^ , * t , .t'n . Mrs. William Brady, of Wedge-' a passed, nnd a buzzing 111 HIS Innocuu'is-ludklii}; i/rcature la Presbyterian Church Picnic wood avenue, entertaineidd some off jiwas heard over the ranch, «iuritsen, Mrs. William H. Voor-' tlinwood Beach this afternoon. iees, Mrs.' Hugh Tompkins, Mi's. Ed-1 ,, , ,, —~—", , , „ , T respnnsilile for the great vice "That's funny," Eulalla's father said, —~~ her friends on Tuesday. Among j •ar Morgenson. Mr-an d Ml'- r • Aijcock of Park amonj; the natives of Sumatra, known A large crowd enjoyed the annual those present were: Mrs. Daniel; "must be a mall plane off its route." ns tinMiiliiiK. Two full-growu babbits Misses Helen Harned, Anna John- avenue moved to Newark on Satur- picnic of the First Presbyterian Sun- Coughlin nnd son, Daniel, of .El- "Not nt all," Marvin corrected; (la v are put lu a pri/.e-li^ht ring after he- day School which was held last Sat- mira, and Miss Alice Brady, of Lin- "Just my plune I hnd sent down. on, Margaret Elek, Margaret Voor- - . " lug fed a mash of nil peppers and gfc- urday at Echo Lake. The trip was' den. Thought you'd all like a trip in the iees, Mittie E. Hained, Mary Kelly, , ,, „ ger ale, ami the natives place bets en made by bus and private cars. A box Llice Pender, Dorothy Sappier, Jaiie ' A™>u>' Peterson spent the week air—that Is," he added pointedly, since cml 1 the one that will first start the tigjnt. uncheon was enjoyed. Winners in Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Lauritsen and, -odge, Margaret and Grace Toth, • I Mana.squan the guest of Hi- the foreman was present, "unless vu uttle ho ls The babbit ls slow to anger, and (lie he athletic events were as follows: sen, William, of School street, have: larriet Tuzik. Helen Kehrer, Caro- "} l "' vacationing there you're afraid. , . ." The foreman wlth hli two slowly circle ubout each otljer, 50-yard dash for (rirls, Jean Kre- returned home from a stay with rel-' yn and Martha Lauritsen, Mildred mother and sister. •jer; 50-yard dash for boys, Herbert: atives at Elmira, X. Y. turned visibly pale; Eulalls's father making remarks about ancestry, per- Yilson, Emma Mannherz. I ~~ ~~~ Jost; 25-yard dash, Emily Hansen;[ looked startled; but he frowned. Eula- sonal appearance, etc., until one is Avenel Firemen Have sack race, Jean Kreger and Jerry, Mrs. Robert LeVan, of Lilian ter- lia was ecstatic. She snld: uccessful Card Party Kreger; baseball throw, Irene Palko i race, entertained the C. C. card Outing At Hopatcong "A ride In a plane! Marvelous. And and Holgeg r Nelson;;,, three legged [dub club, Tuesday nightnght.. High scorescores Held By Court Mercedes AVENEL—The bus ride to lake ot course race, Evelyn and Jerry Kreffer, Her- were made by Mrs. Robert Bressler, I ^on and Dad aren't afraid; .—- Hopatconc which was sponsored by bert Jost and Robert Slater; potato Mrs. J. W. Shepherdp, , Mrs. Julia i they've both often admitted to me that Court Mercedes, No. 76'.) C. D. A.! l,n(i Exempt Firemen of Avenel on race, Jerry Krep;er. KirklandKikld . A speciap ill pprizi e went t o therth e Isn'I't anythinthig In thh e worldd eld a very successful card party 'Sunday was a tremendous success. The baseball Rame between The ltin Rme between th„.e„ ,MrsM . Bressler_.. l . _DliDelicioui s h ]] they're afraid of." After thnt, there Monday evening, July 27th at tr«' » y quests enjoyed swimming. married men and thhe single men was ' ments were served. I was no question about the ride being a ?olumbian Club. Prizes were award- "lot"1' boutinjf and a chicken dinner. won by the married men's team. I I foursome. ;d to: I Those who went were: Mrs. Adam We Do But One A. F. (Randolph, chairman of the \ Next Tuesday night the club will It was mean, Marvin had to admit, Bridge—Mrs. F. S. Mayo, Mrs. J. ''*'ion nnd find were wrecks! W. O'Brien, Mrs. Chris Witting A- Ka>I;i. Jl'-. Mr- un(l Ml<- •'• J- '-"- •flbru In bandbni It.Wt ir« max Mrs, Anna B. Reyder negat Bay, "Never again!" Don swore, trying Mrs-. John Einhorn. , . ^d and Mary CiuoVura, Mrs. ••tiiS*4 only who it >• Pinochle — Mrs. Andrew Gerity, '"'• St'hlenncr and son, Edward. Mr. thoroughly [liiidd.-n.-il. lit- then knocks Mrs. Owen O'Neill, of Linden ave- to nmkv his leES l"'Imve so lie could an( Mrri A L al11 son Mrs. Annie B. Reyder, sixty-nine walk nwn v flora tlie 1 10 ns flist us Thomas Kath, George O'Brien, Mrs.- ' - - -^'I'' ' ' Alfred, The Best We Can Do his opponent o\rr with his tall, de- years, old, wife of Rudolph Revder, t nueDUe, ', lis s spendinI)£mllnfg a few weeks at • - P' " Thomas Somers, Alfred Coley, Mrs. Jl'-itr -an 'l M''s- •'• J- Oonato and livers iwo scriiirhes with his spurs, died Monday morning at her home Rocka""a-V Beach possible. Fred Witheridge, Mrs. Chris Mar- children, Felice und Bobby, Mr. and and the ti.'hi 1> over. "I'm too old toteam new trick* tin, Mrs. S. Nelson, Mrs. J. Rodher, jMrs- John Btnyi-i and son. John, Mr. MIDDLESEX PRESS in Woodbridge avenue, Port Read- un(l Mrs The monkey .lie uppuarunce of the Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Robinson . like that," Fulnlla'a father declared Mrs. Barron Levi, Mrs. T. J. LeahyJ - •'• Winquist and son, ,los- ing. The funeral was Wednesday e beast i.s purty clue to his baboon an- afternoon, 2:30 o'clock at the house.! and children, of Rowland without reservation*; "though I envj Kaymond Anderson and Mrs. Joseph l'h. Joseph Utassy. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1,. Rev. II. R. Breisch, pastor of thespending two weeks at New Miiford, you joungsters growing up ln this geni Ruth. >-«t' jKromer and daughter, Emma, and cestry nnd nlso to the way the filbert Pa. HAVE IT DONE NOW! head Is placed and decorated. The Woodbridge Methodist Church offi- feration." Euchre — Mrs. Falcurter, Alici): niece, Mary Baska. ciated! The interment was in the n--n- .r ..• c T • t body Is nlso a filbert, and the ears WlIll m Mttrtln Lmie n It was as they walked after supper,- Sandahl and Mrs. John Caulfield. j ' • | Your heating plant, any km Presbyterian Cemetery, Woodbridge. • ,". . ; °J , „ Whist—Mrs. Michael Conole, Urs, 'Avenel Eastern Star 1 split navy beans. A popcorn nose Besides her husband/Rudolph, Mrl " vacation.ng at Havre de Grace, with the chromatic tints of the Bun or make Vacuum Cleaned. painted blue, clove lets and almond George Finn, Margaret Kelly, Mary !*-„;„. R>:J«^