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••'t; • if of This m: evei four Page Colored 20 Pages Today Comic Section CARTERET PRESS Three Sections VII, No, 47 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1929 PRICE THREE CENTS Boy Throws Stone Burning Mattreaa Cause* ' irteret Figures Local Couple United Injures Another Boy Slats Diary Fire Alarm—No Damage No Trace Of Missing Henry Mudrak, aged 8 years, of Friday—Blisters has ben a telling The fire companies were call- As Great Port In At Church Wedding 26 Harris street, went to police head- me that he is a Wurnrn Hater and ed out Tuesday night in response to quarters yesterday with his head ban- an alrm from Hudson and Union daged and blood stained from a cut. this after nodn I PortJReading Girls World Lumbering Miss Helen Silvasi and Bertram He said he was playing in his yard him out walk- streets. A mattress was found burn- Mullan Wed At St. Joseph's when Raymond Gavlitsky who lives ig w i I. h Ester ing in the back yard of Kalinowsky's Thelma Laxon and Elisabeth Hockenbenry Left Home On Sun- next door threw a stone and hit him. Blink anti when I rooming house, near a garage. It was jstrial Town Fatned for Church On Wednesday— The Gavltaky boy was given a sum- put out quickly and no damage was day Night—Had Been To Lakehunt—Reported Seen acuftpd him of slip- Precious Woods and Veneers Will Reside In Carteret. mons to appear for a hearing. reported. Ota Trolley Bound Toward Newark. ping ho sod he was y\ni Wide Renown as Lum- Miss Helen Silvasi, daughter of still n wumen hat- PORT READING— learned where they left the trolley er and that the on- Although the police of Woodbridge car. bor Market Mrs. Esther Silvasi, of 91 Warren Thelma t<axon, though only 13 street, and Bertram Mullan, son of Health Board Plans ley resen he was Two Local Robbers have worked night and day on the other aide of the world, rase, and have been assUtpd by the years old, is well developed and tuft ,,„ ,i,. Mr. and Mrs. James Mullan, of Lo- out walking with for h«r age. She could readily pass i^trinl town with its smelters police of Newark, no promising clue cust street, were married Wednesday Eater vjnn becuz he Are Assessed Fines has been uncovered as to the where- for 17 years instead of 13 and Is a icab, and paints and steel, For Baby Parade haddn hi> a round abouts of Thelmn Laxon and Eliza- very attractive p-irl with blue «yes morning at 10 o'clock at a nuptial and liirbt brown hair. When last seen :llsn as a (treat lumber port, them once nnd a beth Hockenberry, of Port Rending, kn,,wn high mass at St. Joseph's Roman Also Considers Revision of Man Who Took Minister's Dia- issing since Sunday night. Tho be wore n black velvet dresS, brown woodworker of America; it is Catholic church. The ceremony was wile just, in order hat and light brown coat trimmed , . of fine veneers and prec- Code—Improvements Prom- monds Is Fined $30—Prune firls lived in th« home of Mrs. MBdgp ir(( performed by Rev. Father E. C. Man- to keep on Hate- Murphy in Woodbridge avenue, Port with fur. She is the daughter of Mr. ised In Regard To Gas Nuis- ing them. Picker Who Robbed Room- and Mrs. Bert Ijixon who board at nlon, pastor of the church. A large Reading, near the crossing of the th<> Murphy house. Miss Hockcnberry '.'', „ far lands of romance and number of friends and relatives of ance—Many Children Vac- Satenlay—I past ers Fined $20. Fastline trolley, On Sunday after- is n blonde with blue eyes. She mads ;,',, trump steamers churn the sev- Jane on the St. to- oon they went to I<nkehur*t to watch her home with Mrs. Murphy. apill in ponds or tumble the couple witnessed the ceremony. cinated, he arrival of thn Graf Zeppelin UtsetoJ ttw+r •••lie maid of honor wa* Mhw Mary nite and she Cut Although he confessed to the po- h*y roturnad Wim lota and wiit Mrs, MurpHy tnld tiwi police that * ' me deatf and dlddent even apeftk fo to h" knowledge the girls had no boy |lrtv 'looking log* more precious than Silvasi, a sister of the bride. The Most of the time of the Board of lice that h« had stolen a diamond o their rooms, presumably to retire bridesmaids were Miss Kathleen Mai- me a tall. She is kind of snubbish sum ring and diamond Din both valued at ''hat was the last seen of them. fri«m!s and thut they were quiet, nor- Health at a meeting last night was fokes say but I vill say this for her mal fcirts. The police have been in- ,.-, tliose shipments, elephants pile Ian, stater of the bridegroom and Miss taken up with making plans for the several hundred dollars from the r Elizabeth Toth, a close friend of the "he can pass me without speaking to home of Rev. Charles B. Mitchell, When the girls wern missed Mon formi-d thut both (jirls were, devoted k „ siam, -lava and Burma Tur- baby parade which will be held Sat- me Cuter than enny buddy else of lay morning, Mrs, Murphy reported to the movies nml that both had fre- k poaMirta strain at gr««t butts bride. The best man was John (Bud) urday, September 14. Edward S. Wil- Arthur Roosevelt Simma, colored, of anni-el P Mullan, brother of the bridegroom. which I no of. 26 Mercer street, escaped with a fine heir disappearance to Police Chief quently pxpro'wd a longing to be- 1(. Caucasus; black men of the gus, Alexander Erdelyi and Joseph 'atrick Murphy who immediately set come movie actresses. This has given the. | ory coast square mahogany The ushers were Patrick Donovan and Galvanek, three members of the Sunday—Jake and me went down of $30 whtti he was arraigned in po- ( h v to play with the new kid witch's pa lice court. It was his first offense. the police machinery to -work in n riso to n theory that they may have hush and drag tenton logs to Stephen Uhouse. board were appointed a committee to search for them. Description* of the sUrtwl for Hollywood in an effort stream. Brazil and Ceylon", take charge of all arrangements for has got a ice cream cone stand on the Simms had been working for a The bride wore white satin trim- crick rode, when we was a leaveing moving concern. When ho entered the girls were sent to police departments to get into pictures. rjni,., India, Mexico and Australia I med with Spanish lace and a lace veil the parade. There is much detail to be worked out before the parade, ma sed to me Be sure and ack like manre of the Presbyterian church to nearby and to N«w York and New Tho police will keep up the search ,.,! Lnv<Tt of their forests for this I arranged cap fashion and held with ("hipf Murphy snid yesterday. An ef- the committee members said. 2 little gentlemen but I told her not move the belongings of the minister, rk. The Hockenberry girl who is 17 iilii.'lry of Ichabod T. Williams and ) orange blossoms. 9he carried a show- to be so gtrick. Enhyways we wanted Simms saw the ring and pin and took years old and is an orphan, has been fort is now being made to ascertain n,,im which for ninety-one years has er bouquet of white bride roses and Last night it was planned to have 1 to have t pleasant after noon. them. When he was arrested and working in L. Batnberger & Co. Store whoro thx'y went on the trolley car. C,.,,! dealing in foreign and domestic lilies-of-the-valley. The maid of honor a short line of march. The par ^' T in Newark. Inquiry at the stf>rr This morning the police announced will form at the Borough Hall, march Munday—Jake has stung me. he brought to heiidmiartera, a search of t woods in log, lumber and was in orchid satin with hat to match borryed a dime frum me yesterday his pockets failed to reveal the brought no light on the situation,fur that Carpenter had been located and and silver slippers. Miss Kathleen over Cooke avenue to Washington jewels. I,ater Chief of Police Har- ther than that a young Italian, nam<v that bii could not 1M: connected in avenue, to Emerson street, to Cen- evning and sed he onley wanted it psts of England, proud parka Mullan, one of the bridesmaids wore for a little wile and when I ast him rington found the rings in the police "arpenter, had been somewhat at any wny with the disappearance of , or three dozen trees which for green satin and Misa Elizabeth Toth, tral avenue, to Pershing avenue and car where Simms is said to have con- tentive to Miss Hockenberry. (.'fir the girls. He ia a married man. The over the latter street back to the fur it this morning why he aed he did graced noble estates have | the other bridesmaid wore pink satin. onley want it fur a little wile and cealed them when he was being taken penter ,could not be located immed- rumor that a woman had visited Miss Borough hall where the prize win- iately owing to the fact that he hsul Hockenberry in the Bamberger store cut for shipment to this port \ They carried pink roses.