••<•:,•&"' The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Four Page Colored 12PagesTodtf Comic Section CARTERET PRESS Sporting News Page NO. 48. CARTERRT, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1928 PRICE THREE Latin Sport Club G. O. P. Clambake To ! Pre«» To Give Play-By-Play Describes Telephones Be Held September 9 Burlington St. Man I Story of Big Series Opener Two Men injured Foresters Open Drive At a meeting of the (Roosevelt Re- Put Under Bond' A pUy ** PU* deacription of th* Wins In Rally That Reach Across Sea publican Club Wednesday night in , Carteret-Amboy game will appear in At U. S. Metals Plant For New. Mend Fire House No. 1 plans were made Defeats Norway Ship Eleven Giant Glass Tubes Like Radio ... - ., _ , ... : next week's edition of the PRESS for the annual clambake of the club. Explosion Under Furnace Big Meeting of Court 4-1 In Second Half of Woman Says He Pushed Her | ThiB u the 6r WM ne]«i Tuesday night in netted them four gosls, and enabled 1 but infinitely more powerful, are to keep the peace when he was ar- arc in the Rahway City HospiUl as i Fellows Hall when a drivt for n them to score a decisive victory rainegd on a charge of assault and ! the chief medium through which tel- tho result of an explosion Wednes bership w»s launched. There the Norway ShiShi p elevel n at Lei- battery brought by Mrs. Julia Kon- ephoning to Paris, London, Berlin » to be a speakeasypy. The fineforeman, one of them turned on a< Court Jersey, of Jersey City; Coo* Committee Chairman, H. Bertram, { . was imposed on a charge of poses scoreless. standing. Something of what the plainanti They M d that Mrs Kon hose in one of the holts. The ex- \ oilman Walter B. Vonah, Supervising MottMnt.r,. will brinhrinigr fla delegatio^lalaimfinn into|intn ' . .. ^.~ . i.. daughte. ..r ! ijnn In the second half they could not new service has meant already to eho an<1 her 16 year o d plosion followed the generation of Deputy U N. Bradford, Secretary.; keep up the pace they had set inNew Jersey people is indicated, Mr. the county to advance the causey, of attacked Goloaewski and that In pull- Btrak lives in Edwin street and I steam. the first forty minutes of play, and Anderson said, by the increasing the National and State ticket. The| . from ^ woman he ft meeting is arranged for committee' sunn were playing on the defensive. number of transatlantic telephone l h itai -» : Child and members and their friends, and all weeks ago and several gallons of. They were" attended by Dr The locals, now the aggressors, calls originating here, a number ° Sarzillo. 11 • alleged liquor were found thero by s, Mark, of Woodbridge Muged a rally that netted them four ne the Golosewski was given three days J. 'S. OHirlcht, chairman of thai .. ™° County Chairman F. William the police. Mn addition to the fine Kciills. first half-dozen states in the coun- in which to provide a bondsman. drive committee, and Lewis Nyl Hilker. imposed, Borak was given a severe j Five minutes after the first half try in use of the service. Bradford, chairman of a sub-com^l Senator Morgan F. Larson, can- reprimand and warned that he mustj he-gan, the Latiniteg scored their In the earliest days of the tele- mittee, together with Secretary Jotal';f didate for Governor, Senatorial can- keep his place closed. Second Big Auto Race tirst goat. Gonzales, fleet outside phone, Mr. Anderson stated calling Colling and Financial SecretarfJ didate, Hamilton F. Kean, and Con- Mike Bartori, of 14 Warren right, raced through the visitor's de- distance was limited and circuits of Girl Wife Lands William Lawlor Jr., held a meeting ,- gressman Harold G. Hoffman will be street, was fined $5 on a charge of fense and took a shot at the netthousands of miles, such as are in J To Be Held Tomorrow last night with other Foresters in. The ball smacked the crossbar, and use today were impossible. The wife-beating. Mike Warner, l „ ... . *nd his running mate, Dr. Louis ly. Earry Brown and' Linwood Track To Be Scene Of i.n the rebound and drove it into Lewis Street Pair Advised To bership during the course of thai How the power of the voice as it, Belloff( ^ speak> ag ^ Georg6 R Easter, both colored, were dismiss- a corner of the net for the first Get Along In Peace. Wife Another Thrilling campaign. is spoken into the mouthpiece is j Morrigon Joseph H, Edgar and Ar_ ed, fhey had been arrested on renewed at intervals until it reaches f the Was Married At 15 charges of disorderly conduct on Contest Three other goals were marked up nold Kalamall) candidates or I!1'.'^!"-'™?™1,-*1^!,,"1^0"1.''-?! Assembly. An orchestra has been complaint of Paul Brown. in rapid order, The locals, who did is a trans-Atlantic call, and there, Louis Denatti, of Lewis street, The Altoona international auto- engaged to entertain between the mobile race did not get all the star till the point making were, Gonzales where the voice is taken off the wire speeches. was arrested Monday night on com- Police Told To Grab drivers for the big meet which will Juan, Angel'o and Vincent. Toward and "jumped" across the Atlantic Accompanying Mr. Mott will be plaint of his 17-year-old wife who KIDDIE CAMP NEWS be held simultaneously with the sec- thr end of the second half, the lo- it is increased 200,000,000 .times in National Committeeman Daniel, E. said he came home from a card ond meet at the Woodbridge board Man Who Struck Sire cals had so completely outclassed power to overcome natural obsta- TPmneFy, National Secretary Frank- game and struck her. In police August JO is to be Service Clubs' track tomorrow afternoon. It's a the visitors that the game turned cles in the ether to its passage, was lin W. Fort, former Governor E. C.court Tuesday night the wife testi- Day at tW Kiddie Keep Well Camp. representative field which the Penn- Recorder Want* To Get At into a farce. The local roster was related by the speaker. Stokes, and Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver fied that she was married when she' All service clubs of the country have sylvania meet secured but no morel iM.imposed pf Bras.il, Jose, Juan, Je- At present the "jumping off j and Mrg Helen M Berry of the was 15' years old. She h&s been a been invited to send committees on Bottom of Unusual Case ban, Pillado, Goniales, John, Mor- so than the one booked by Manager point" in America is Rocky Point, j state Committee. • mother but the baby died, fehe said. that day to visit and inspect the tlo, Angelo, and Frank. Long Island, wtyh the receiving sta- She charged that her husband who camp. Wilbert Hsiites for the half-mile Michael Charipany, Jr., of 15 tion at Houlton, Maine. Shortly, if is 26, frequently beat her. traoi on the highway, Leick avenue failed to appear for; Mike Hickson who won the prize plans materialize which are now un- Asked about the incident of Mon- The Kiddie Damp is to be the I a hearing last night and his bail of, at the opener on the Woodbridge der way, another "jumping off day night the husband admitted scene of two outing parties this $25 Was retained while the polica.||i Tuesday Is Governor's track was offered a car to drive at Biggest Season In potnt" will also be . used asports- receiving station high above sea Day At Scout Camp but merely his open hand. j on Thursday and the Catholic Wo- day night but the case was laid; man of Altoona. But Hickson pass- History of Scout Camp level near Netcong, in the northern] "I suppose you think you ought j men of America on Friday, over because his father who was the $ ed the offer up In order to ride in part of the state, is being, con- Governor A. Harry Moore To to get a medal for .that," remarked complainant, was not present. XfefcJ the race at Woodbrdige tomorrow Nearly 200 Boys At Camp structed which will make the new the recorder. The case was laid father had told the police that Meet Scouts From This Dis- and take Burton And facilities an "all-Jersey" circuit as over until--#ther cases were disposed son had punchep d MM,, and far as this side of the water is con- trict At Camp Burton. ommittee til the Kiddie Keel* prlxe. A score o otner dare.d| of then the two were given a lec- d|4ii wag afraid to home Coming cerned. Camp Association Monday afternoon I riders will contest the prize Later, Recorder Jacoby said, the ,,a i ture and adviaed to get along in many interesting reports were given Hickson. wffllK Later, Recorder Jaco The point at which the aerial Next Tuesday, August 21st, -will j father wanted to act as a "fixer" in 0 The summer steason at Camp Bur- peace. by the chairmen of the various com-'| g. M. Gardner will be at Wood- journey reaches its end is Cupar, in be known as Governor's Day at another case and proposed to with- The husband said he objected to mittees as to the progress and stand- a pp ton has now passed the half way the northern part of Scotland. The Camp Burton when Governor A. living with his wife's family and she ing of the camp this year, bridge again with his Miller special. draw the charge against hU sow. , mark and already it has experienced takes about one-fiftieth 6f a | Harry Moore will pay his annual vis- He also passed up an Altoona op-1 The recorder said he wanted to g»t % the.c.a.mP' replied that she had to lived there Dr. William London, chairman of the biggest and beat sesaon in its j second. Another fraction of a sec- Over 150 Boy for protection. It was brought out j portunity. Gardner is Hiekson's! at the bottom of the case. Scouts from the p j th e medicamedicall ^mmittee, reportreportee d jjmoa moatt formidablformidablee opponentopponent.. HHee wawass history. Nearly 200 Boy Scouts of ond takes the voice to London, and Raritan and Monmouth councils thathtt wheh n ththe pair liveld inY Yonkerk s mogt favora^ly upon the healtlth con- figured a favorite to win the mat Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean ^i^j^p^'BerUn'stock- who will be in camp that week will they had much domestic trouble The ditiona Bt the camp this yearj gay. race heK a few weekg aK0. He Two Arrested After young woman was told that she; ing aUo that the kitchen is thebes t Mame8 hij dgfeat tQ hard ,uck tnunties are in attendance includ- hg,m> Amstfirdam Or wherever its have an opportunity of meeting Gov- Fight In Street; hg,m> Amstfi must remember that she is married | ernor Moore who Is planning to ar-must remember that she is married | that %e fcagfcag ewrMft n aatt anany y campcamp. . ing a good delegation of the scouts; d8etinatio.n «|j)J»e. rive at camp about 2.30 o'clock. and that she cannot run around like, j d that the weight ! fruin the Raritan Council of troops Back infhgland at the radio a ed t0 a k e Dr Lond( n state John Klebotsky was arrested last'|l ^ ,u •»»••-»" - ;-; - ; There will be a few camp demon- ^ ., _™ . . ! ^insTave'bee'n'very'gratifying'andl Glflffith.PlCtllTB At night on complaint of George Bl^ fnnh Carteret, Woodbridge, Perth transmitter at Rugby the taii is t u d T 4 p tfc A b another attempt to get along to- the presence of a resident doc- Amboy, Colonia, Iselin and Fords. taken off the wires for the jump i ^t.onsand Troop 4, Perth Amboy awalchik who alleged that KlebaW| e d Druni gether and the case was dismissed. j tor has been a great advantage. The camp tbit year U so popular laek across the Atlantic to com- ™ . ™ C«l»P . ™H beJ on •ky beat him up at a local Polish,{ p y hand to I Mr. William W«iant, treasurer, re- k Otherwise the f»»t with the program. Empire Theatre Club Wednesday night. Klebofe that it has been necessary to make ] p]ete the circuit. It is planned too have as many I ported that the food cost has been was re (eased when he furnished' i well in advance even, conversaconversatioo n would be one-wayy only, members of the Executive Bpard of estimated to be forty-two cents per "Drums of Love" With Mary $2O0 cash bail. fur scouts already in camp whoh 1 r the same fraction of a second's Harry Chodosh To Wed ! child per day, which he says con- n the Raritan Council present as pos- Philbin and Lionel Barry John Kukoski, aged 67, of 6 Hud-' wish to stay longer periods, for j time the westward trip is made to sible on this day so as to call a meet- sidering the menu of which Dr. Lon- son treet and Andrew Liakiwick, tviry Sunday since the camp has Houlton, Maine, or will be made to ing after the formal part of the In New York Sundaydon testifies so highly, is remark- more To Divide Honors 38, i. 9 Hudson street, were ar-, innld there have been a group of Netcong, by radio and transmitted program. able. With Tom Mix. rrested last night at 10.50 when Of- l>oys who have been disappointed' by telephone wire to 24 Walker A cordial invitation is extended to Harry Chodosh, one of the mem- Mr. Hampton Cutter, vice presi- ficer Donohue found them fighting in through getting their reservations in street> N«w York, where the call I all to meet with the Governor as bers of the firm of Chodosh Broth- dent of the association, stated that Another tiiut is in store for thethe street. late. The camp has run at astarted on its transoceanic voyage. guests of the Scout Council on that ers, owners of th? Carteret News- when he dropped in unexpectedly at patrons of tho New Empire Theatre, Liakiwick had a severe laceration hitfh capacity ever since the opening A fraction of a second only has been lay. the camp one morning recently be- Rahway, fur the week beginning to- of the face and was attunded by day and this past week has seen the required to make the span of thous- paper Delivery, and Miss Lillian fore nine o'clock he was very agree-] njght. The bill for the entire week; Dr. H. L. Strandberg. The trouble ' J absolute maximum of 185 boys and ands of miles, and the conversation Katz, of4 360Berriman street, ably impressed with the smoothness, ja gooj an(] for tonight and tomor-1 began in a club house. Both men had iHurly 20 leaders accotnmpdated may go on, business or social. Brooklyn, will be married Sunday at Farewell Surprise For 4.30 P. M. in the home of Rabbi S. with which things were running. Mr. row night, especially good. For there been drinking. This morning Ku»- thvre. The speaker explained by means Mrs. Nadel By Auxiliary Dick, of 221 Henry street, NewCutter alao spoke of the specially is a big double feature program, koski said that Liskiwick fell and In- Scout Executive ' Herbert W. of stereopticon slides how the de- Vork, who will perform the cere- trained camp director who is re-One of the pictures is a D. W. Orif- jured his face and that he, Kukoski, ,| I.unn of the iRaritan Council, who velopment of the transcontinental A farewell surprise party waa mony. •"> sponsible for the excellent organiza- fith production, "Drums of Love", a • was trying to assist him to hi* •S»«tv'J is serving as Deputy Camp Director, long distance telephone service led held on Monday night in the home The ceremony will be followed by tion ttfid co-operation of counselors great drama of love with all the i when the arrest was made. They m ri'ports well over 900 reservations to the development of the vacuum of Mrs. David Ulman by the mem- and children. careful detail of setting and'the high will be given a hearing Tuesdayif of Rarjtan tube as ah amplifier and told how a reception to immediate relatives in weeks for scouts bers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the the honjeofthel Mr. Alcan, chairman of the finance scale of fine interpretive acting that night, and from all indications the vacuum tube was first used for and friends at Congregation of Loving Justice in bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cho- marks all Griffith pictures. Mary' 1U27 records will be beaten. wire telephony ,about twenty years the camp have been very carefully honor of Mrs. R. Nadel, of Roose- doslj will leave on a wedding trip to Philbin and Lionel Barrymore ,are Every scout reports the Bplendid ago on the New York to Chicago budgeted and that considerable sav- velt avenue, who is about to move the .Adirondack where they will re- the stars. Traffic Violation Ca*e meals and other accommodatinos. cable and then in radio telephony ing has been possible through the to Bayonne. She was a member of nain a week. Upon their return they The other feature for these two Uid Over To Next Week The boys get good wholesame food as early as 1915, when Bell System unsolicited contributions of friends the auxiliary. A beautiful gift was rill reside at 295 Washington ave- nights is a red hot Western with as may be seen by a sample menu engineers first transmitted speech of the cause this season. presented to her in behalf of the iue. Tom Mix as the star. "Hello Chey- The case of Joseph Kokolus, prft.;| us follows: breakfast, fruit, cereal, from Arlington, Va., to the Eiffel organization. prietor of the Roosevelt Mineral..; Tower in Paris. That historic mes- enne" is the title of this latest hit eggs, bacon, cocoa; dinner, steak, The weight gains of the girls dur- Water Works was postponed in sage was heard at the same time by Those present were: Mrs. James of the great screen favorite and it onion sauce, corn on cob, lemonade; Brown, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. C.Barbershop and Beauty Parlor ing their first two weeks at camp is fuH of thrills, jidventure and ro- lice court last night at the req supper, Boston baked beans, vege- telephone engineers in Honolulu. Roth; \ Mrs. Ethel Schwartz, Mrs. D. To Open In Leick,Avenue have been exceptional, the average vmance. Of course Tom's wonderful of Emll Stremlau, attorney for table salad, ice cream. This was Wohlgemnth, Mrs. Jacob Klein, Mrs. gain for that period being two horse, "Tony", will have a large kolus. Kokolus waa given a tickets listed for Wednesday, August 8th. }. Bernstein, Mrs. Sam Nadel, Mrs. Joseph Chudick will open his new pounds and the maximum gain aixi gnare in alitlla t happenB and plenty Wednesday night by Officer Rusnak | In scout advancement the camp Found Won'tinr had or Zimmerman, Mrs. David Ul- White Way Barbershop at 49 Leick pounds, and this in spite of, the un- happens. for running through one of the is making its usual steady progress traffic signals. man, Mrs. Thomas Shapiro, Mrs. Sol venue tomorrow. The shop is fitted favorable weather. t John Gilbert in "Shame", and fur well over 200 badges have been When asked if she would love .^1 well UVIfl £W U«H*lfc«B ll»»w wvv« . , Rosenblum, Mrs. Sam Brown, Mrs. ith modern equipment. A beauty Alice White in 'Harold Teen," will Rusnak said that Kokolus ignoTe4.'j| awarded for the first four weeks, honor and obey-.,.„, a Toront. o. bridj •e nex. - Harry Abrams, Mrs. Thomas Garber, parlor in connection with the shop A pajama party staged at thebe the attractions for Monday and his whistle and that later when d- claimed 'I won't." Weighed in the including merit, badges in woodJ0 - claimed 'I won't.'^ Weighed in theMrs. Jacob Daniels, Mrs. David Roff- will also open and will be in charge Kiddie Camp on Monday evening Tuesday. "Hot News", stirring was given the ticket he craft, camping, life saving and balance and found won'ting, so toman, Mn. Morris Ulman, Mrs. Ben- ___ Hilda Johnsonj. Facials, proved ft howling success in every abusive. \ apeak,—Farm and Fireside. Bebe Daniels will be one of the pic- swimming subjects. jamin Klein, Mrs. B. Schwartz; the marcelling and manicuring together j Bense of the word. The play "lit- tures on the double feature pro- Misses Ida Nadel, Edith Ulman, M. with hair cutting for women will tie Red Riding Hood" was the chief gram for Wednesday and Thursday. TO <3-eT OP I H Rosenblum and the guest of honor. e conducted in the beauty parlor. entertainment, the girl who played jeorge Bancroft in "The Dragnet", the part of the wolf contributing will be the ether. "Medicine" So Strong That much to the success above describ- MUST r Dr. Joseph S. Mark To Leave ed. Scarecrow dances, Raggedy Ann, LOT OP Beiaela Return From TALL . Black Bottom and shadow pictures For Month In California Vacation In Ohio THINKING Patient fries 7b Hang Himseit followed by some radio music com- Child Playing Near pleted the program after which each Blue Bird Inn Cloaed As Result And Proprietor Fined $100. Dr. Jospeh S. Mark will leave to Mr. and Mrs. Beisel, of Lincoln morrow fo» a month's vaoatino in avenue, this borough, have just re- girl was presented with a box of Pond Is Drowned Recorder Want* To Know If There Ar© California. ^During Dr. Mark's ab- turned from an extended trip to animal crackers given by Mrs. Beard Any More "Patients" sence Dr. I. T. Spencer will take Ohio, visiting many friends. They of Plainfleld who is the mother of Body of 3Vi Year Old Boy care of his practice. also spent a short time in Cleveland, one of the counselors. The more a man uses hia brains Found By Mother At Port the leas work there is for hj« WOODBRIDGE— product. •^hey made the trip on the Grey- The recreational shack has been Reading handa and feet. The properties of a "medicine" so Shepleaky said in court this morn- — Classified Ads^ Bring Result* — hound Bus Service, that leaveB Hotel transformed into a regular little Ing that he had given Gocze some Astor in New York City for trips theatre, one end being curtained off Proper thinking and the science potent that a "patient" who used it, While playing around a pond near of the liquor because the man was Their vacation | Jeaving the other two thirds for the of dressing politely are very closer 'd to hang himself after a few through the west, the labor camp of the 1'. &. R. rail- • ' He aaid I outspread blankets upon which the ly allied. •loses, were discussed this morning sick and needed a tonic. lasted two weeks. road Saturday, three and one-half HARDIMAN'S pajama cl«d girlB sat to wattih the Dress your corporal existence i" police court with the immediate he used it himself when he dipnoi year old Dominic Scutti, son of "-suit the "Blue Bird Inn" where feel good. Becorder Vogei PHARMACY performance. up in a manner that will pleas* Al Smith Club To After a few good night songs a- Bernandiua Scutti fell in the water »'» "medicine" was dispensed was Sheple.ky if he cunsidewd Ed. L. flardiinan, formerly of Saturday and was drowned. There the world at large. '•''»«ed and the proprietor, Julius a doctor and wanted to know how Hold Card Party ruund the piano bedtime was pro- It's the one sure method of many patient* he hwl under the Seaman's, Perth Amboy claimed and ready for bed they ail was no one about at the time and ^liepleaky, was fined |lO0 and coats, many patient* the exact circumstances of th getting what is turning to you, bame treatment that effected Gocze The Al i^mith Democratic Club jumped a happy group of "Kid- "f court amounting to 12.60. diowning are not known. Tlu pond so amazinglyl . wilt hold a card party in connection dies", The trouble (or the "medicine contains four feet of wafer and is PRICE'S MEN'S STORE ""»>*" started when Mrs. Andrew Shepleaky came here recently PRKCMPfJONS" with the regular meeting to be held from Linden. He was told that the Thureday night of next week in Vix» located on property owned by F. Washington Avenue Hoc omplained to the police that Called For and Delivered The Frederick H. Turner Co Roma and brother*. her husband was going out of hisinn must be cloned or he would House No. 2. Mrs. Charles Morris »r Insurance :i CARTERET, li J. face » i«il term. He wan given per- be chairman for the evening. When MM. Scutti missed her Ut- i to« affects »! drink ob- Cor, Rahwi" Avenut •If Part tte son «» Opposite BH? Theatre tained mjasipn to continue the operation • •-• '• • connected if*th L PAGE TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 17. 1928

mobile Is t(Ot>A for tons of thousandseconomically and motor vehicle safety. The tPr of miles of service and it is entirely Governor Moore's prnrinmation the proclamation appears in ant PROCLAMATION safe, in tho hands of a careful driver, rails upon the officials of every r,>m- rolnmn. but rising n piere of marhinery it re- Munity, snd varimiR civic, rnmmer- WHEREAS, Automobile accidents are responsible quires rejrular mechanical inspection rial and industrial orpinizniionn to —Mention thig paper to advertis, at least once a year to keep it in lend their -wholehearted support to it help* you, it h«lpi tn«m, jt 'j. [ for enormous and unnecessary losses of life, injuries to pood running orirr nn4 lb 18c Voted chiefly to the brakes, hurub, Fancy Fatted Fowl ]b lights, steering" mechanism, wind- Large Smoked Hams ' Boneless Pickled shield wipers and mirrors," said (whole or half) ib Pigs Feet, jar 23c-45c Commissioner Dill in announcing the Small Smoked Hams Vinegar Pickled Lamb campaign to reduce automobile acci- (whole or half) ... lb Tongues, jar 35c dents and prevent Tatalities in the All Slice. Ham ASCO Boneless Dainty state. "These are the items' most Meats, iar 2Bc The Electric Grill likely to get out of order on tht) COOKED SOLID MEATS average automobile and statistics Cooked Corn Beef show that they are the most frequent 6 lb can for Informal Meals causes of accidents. Boiled Hams $1.50 "We want no unsafe automobiles (whole or half) Sliced Boiled Hams on the roads in New Jersey and co- Ib49c mt ft lb 33c. Sliced Luncheon Roll To broil a steak or chop, crisp the break' operation of every citizen and mo- Cooked Luncheon Roll torist in getting his car inspected % lb 28c fast bacon, or to perform any other func- free of charge between September (whole or half) Sliced Corned Beef Ib45c ;. ! tion of a top burner, use an electric grill I to 30 will go a long way toward ft lb 15c right at the table. The grill illustrated saving lives and preventing acci- will cook enough food for three dents. "It is perfectly obvious that the PRODUCE SPECIALS people all at one time best driver in the world cannot stop a car that has no brakes, or warn Tender Jersey Corn pedestrians and other cars if the Large Fancy Cantaloupes horn is not wqrking. Inspection of drivers is not sufficient; the vehicle 3k per ear Jc:each they drive mwst also bo in sate con- ®>S dition to prevent injury to them- selves aikd other*. Fresh Green Jersey lima Beans Califorma Plumbs BLICMSERVICE "Fifty-nine per cent, of death* from autoowbu* mtidtsnU in tip 15c lb. 9c Highly Popular Frak 8trawb«rr1ei ar« Brown for homo Hoover in College Masfe Ur CfcaWr II la IOTB lliit Mka. that SMka. r«l anisic It ma*l« writhe la nni) BRASS TACKS I The Little Store rtint Icnockt. thnt flniln, and (hat ti omn)«TCl«Hj In •( !«•»« ho" part*, usually for fonr dlltawt frank Edwnnls fnlthfnl to whni li flmta —St. Ana-tn »olc«a. and performed hj i chom* or of Mother Lore tin*. choir. •iv indmVH In &• - -• 'I Mrrriim Wrhlter, By DOROTHY GAINES (rrnting a Celebrity h it str9gr*pbt Once upon n Time there wan nHimmni i m n f IT »» inaJiail, trtiit nhn, Brnhtim, Mnn whom Nolmdy Knew. Nursing Record '* K/tOTIIEH MINE nnrt Ted wntchfd /ufragnm'f, etc After a While he (rot Tired of be- iv Nrw minei uxt * Son In trip down the jnuilpn pnth plicri are liitrd mch FLIT in? n Cipher in the rlealm, and Went nIT] Into the waiting rondster with In Two Continents u Ctlbtr, HtnJturf, Sulm, l*tvtm, etc DESTROYS Id the Village Oracle, and said: Hirlimsly Interesting expressions in Constantly improved and kept up "I would that I might be a I Ihrlr eyes, to tl»re. Mothsjfoaches [ Noise in the T«and. My soul hanker- Smilii in her wide blue lint RTIII Hard To Equal |rth for the Sweets of Celebrity, and f'urTy lilue frock rp«etnl>l<-<| n hit of Nurse Waite of New Brighton writes: "After fifty-Ave years of tirelewi WKMTKRtNEW Bedbugs.Flies my piilnt.e for the Nectar of Notor- tlio summer sky, and the Rtnlwnrt, labor nursing mankind, I am now retiring. While nuramg in Nrw York, INTERNATIONAL Other Houaehold Insects iety. Tell, me, good friend—" K'IIHI looking mnn at the wheel of the in my early twenties, I was poisoned t>y food, my sister nurse recommended Hut tho Village Oracle eut him minister couldn't help « glenni of tri- your wonderful laxative CARTKKS 1.1 II I. K I.IVKR I'll.l.S. NCTIONAJLT Short, ami said: umph lighting his eji>s ns they "I am n*ver without them nnd have prr* nhed them for thouaanda." CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PIUS All drv.RRists 2f>c and 75c red pkgi. Get The Be* "Get the off to the address I ahal Rklmmpc] from Sonla to the porch W00DBR1DGE (rive thee, and acquaint thy Burning whore his rival Ted wnlched with The "Sujjreme Authority" Dosir.es to the Gifted Gazabo thou Mother Mine. in nurti, rvlUgit. ichtth, and ankonff mceteat there." And because Ted loved Sonla's gtrtnmtnt ejfuialt both Ptdtr*] UM NEW \ORK And the man Did a* he was Told mother nnd because he frit that he Sun. CANDY KITCHEN So it happened that on the morn would not be misunderstood he gave MORTGAGE MONEY 4$2>OOOenu\ti including406,000 Manufacturers and Dealers in ing of a Certain Day there wen voice to the brooding thoughts that nulmUry trtmi, M.OOOpegr*pbk*i hnil been rumbling about In his mind Strictly Pure forth a Smooth Young Artist with PORTRAIT from the family al- UNLIMITED AMOUNTS AVAILABLE lubjecn. Il.OOO /iispa/ibf*/enuitl CANDIES AND ICE CREAM a Bed Cravat, who, having entered bum taken when the Repub- for some time. Over 6,000 litmitralim, and 100 M/- 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES MM> uhh. 79 Main St., Woodbridge. Tef. 41 the news-room of the Town's Bi(r- lican presidential candidate "Mother Mine," he mid noftly—he gest Daily, drew from his pockets was a student at Lelaud Stanford Usi always called Sonla's mother hy that . CONSTRUCTION LOANS SnJfir Fm, *m, ritblj illustftU many pages of Perfervid Palaver, veralty In 1891. dearest of all names since he Inul no ftmfhht rnuhing utmflt f*ge tf and said: mother of his own—"don't think me lit Nrw Intmutinsl GUSTAV BLAUM "Behold, I bring much NewB!". nn awful cad for saying It hut—I DUNHAM - SABO, INC. don't think Sonla would be happy very Q. & C. Merrlam Company But the city editor, full of Ex- 284 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. Tel. 639 Wdg. Groceries and Provisions perience and Sarcasnts, looked up- long—If she marries Hnrry. I'm nn Springfield, Mm, •7 MAIN ST. W«odbrWi. on him and said: awful duller at expressing myself— especially when it comes to my love "News, yer Granny! 'Tis a job Some New Books for Sonla, but somehow even my lot of Press Agent's Hokum about masculine Intelligence tells me that gMtrebotry that nobody knows. Ycra'll Atquith—Octavia. Margot Asquith, now Countess Sonla has gsmettitnir We nnd fine about find the- Fire Escape^on your left." her thnt only you seem to bring to if Oxford and Asquith whose "Au- But the Smooth Young Artist the surface. She adores you. What WE F. MURPHY proceeded farther on, and did find ;oblogTaphy" was the most discuss- SHEET METAL WORK Is your mother lore? I want to know many editors who were not Par- ed book of its season has again cre- —I want to learn the secret and to Tin n Coppar n Sh**t Iron ticular in their choice of Stuff to ated a sensation with "Octavia" her Roofing and Hoi Air Heatini help Son I P. to reach that big niche 45 MAIN STREET Print. first novel. Octavia is a spoiled that I can't help feeling will bring her • •. was Luke a busy man Tel. Woodbridge 96 So the next day the Man whom daughter of a rich business man but to ultimate happiness." she is clever, gay and eager for life, Nobody Knew jaw his cognomen 97 Mother Mine's eyes lit up with "a times in the Public PrintB, and the so we enjoy reading about her. great flame of love »r Ted nnd the this hot August day ?. •. next week did gaze upon his pro- Galaworthy—Swan Song. regret that had prevailed vanished be- MACHINE WORK file in the Big Time Journals along- John Galsworthy who has pleased fore the big man at her side ceased he was... what with a string of cars lined Repairing Our Specialty side the physiognomies of A. E. hundreds of readers with his "For- expressing his thoughts. Smith, H. Hoover, Will Rogers and syte Saga" has written the last book up at the pumps... a big Marmon on the All Makes of Cars and She spoke with a warmth that Trucks Repaired Andy Gump. about the Forsytes and has most filled Ted's heart with joy. grease rack and a Cadillac waiting .., And the Smooth aptly called it "Swan Song", Fleur Welding and Cutting Young Artist "You've voiced the very thoughts and Michael Mont are once more Luke was busy... even Mrs. Luke was Bitrertci Charted ami Rented with tha Bad Cravat xoeaivsd a that haw teen troubling me of late, check for Numerous Simoleums for the leading characters, fhe story All Work Guaranteed Teddy Boy. Sonla has been drifting doing her tarn at the pump • « « ami Staging the Show and putting his moves rapidly and with spirit bring- Idly on the «ea of a good time and Marjorie, the youngest, was snapping client Over the Footlights. ing the destinies of the characters forgetting that she has a great gift ISHJN GARAGE (Moral: It is the efficient Ameri to a decisive and effective conclu- for writing. Harry Is a fine chap pop bottle tops and playing Hallelujah Lincoln Highway ISELIN can press agent who is causing mos sion, but he will always be content to let on the cash register... and' all of a sudden, in of the Housing Shortage in the Hal Forbea—Mirror for Witche*. Phona MetucVit 91-J-Z Sonla drift and some day I know my she rolls... the family bus... vintage of 1924 of Fame.) Salem in the days of the witches. daughter wtll regret throwing away .., yon can't get better seiO ... everyone present but the family cat... After witnessing the burning of her ber gift in the pursuit of mere pleas- vice than "Standard" service \ parents as witches, Doll becomes ure. She does not realise It now—but Mother herself at the wheel... radiator slxzl- / possessed of hallucinations and she will later.' She will come face Ing and steaming,and the motor going "clank r .. . whether you want just £ thinks herself a witch. She is cast to face with a regret for which noth- —dank"... says she anxious-like to but; •* Standard" Gasoline and / ing can ever compensate." into prison but is delivered from Luke...''please,could you drain my crank- * Standard " Motor Oil, or • \ hanging by a kinder fate. Although Ted looked wistfully up at Mother case?... and my radiator needs a drink" ,'. weird of plot, the story is told in complete "Standard" lubri- Mine. " ...Luke smiled ...he had to smile... "in a fascinating manner. cation job, yon can depend "Is there any way you could lm- • minute Rastus will have your car on Lewiiohn—laland Within. part some of that mother lore to my the ramp and then well fix it up com- Upon tbe quality of all \ The Island Within follows the man's brain? Art there any little H progress of a Jewish family from pointers you could give me BO that I, plete" .. . and fifteen minutes later. Standard" products wher- Poland to its rise to wealth and po- too, could weave the spell of arable Mother, all smiles, was merrily on her ever you way buy them .,, sition in N. Y. Arthur, one of the tlon about Sonla, so that when1 she'i way... clean oil ... radiator ^filled... tons, who is educated in America, not with you I could perhaps keep •nd fifteen gallons of G.O.S.* ia ihV her Interested In her work? I'd work a leading psychiatrist and married tanki ... "that's service," says Luke, to a Gentile reverts to type and re- awfully hard, Mother Mine, to share Introducing! turns to the Balkans. Mr. Lewisohn that side of Sonla with you." wiping his brow, to Mrs. Luke., ."sure shows the workings of the Hebrew "Dear boy," said Sonla's mother, Is,"says Mrs, Luke.. ."but then.we're' mind in this strong wovel with ap- then smiled down at him. "I think used to giving it"... and they were peal to both Jenr and Gentile. If you were to think out plot* for "Alliance" Sheets Salten—Bambi. storlea and Insist on talking them up An exquisite story of the life his- with her—helping her to work out tory of "Bambi", a male deer. Bam- stories and taking a genuine Interest STANDARD and Pillow Cases bi learns all about life with its joys In their development—I believe Sonla and dangers. One cannot fail to ap- would respond at once. You know, V EXCLUSIVE WITH REYNOLDS • preciate the delicate beauty of this Teddy, most men, no matter how much they love a girl, nre not really Inter- GASOLINE splendid story of animal life. |POLO EVERY NIGHT Tbey smiled happy In their secret. Public Service through it* Popular Ownership FRIDAY and SATURDAY Plan of stockholders has given thousands of WEDNESDAY New Jersey people opportunity to save and Peter Manning Day Auto Races Babies Love It invest at the same time. • Tlw World'* Champion Dirt Track Drirtra with "The aucctM of Public Service and development uf New Jeney are bound together." Wonderful Racing Car* •anctionul by tlw For all stomach and intestinal Peter Manning, the world'B chuuitpiun trotter, troubles and disturbance* duo —President Thomtu N. McCuitct. the fastest horse in the world, with a record A. A, A. "f 1:BC%, driven by Thomas Berry, will go to teething, there is nothing to beat the world's record on a haLf-mile track- Track record now 2t> 1-6. This record will be better than a ttufe Infants'ana beaten on Friday. The. drivers participating Children's Laxative. A full racing program. SIX EVENTS. will be Charka Gaming, Wild Bob Robinson, Doug Wallace, Jimmy Pfctteraon, Johnny BASILES FAMOUS Cacace, Charles Vee, and a ecore of others. MADISOJN SQUARE GARDEN BAND Nil. RVJBLICSSERVICE DANCING EVERY •urn* PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1928 Can Id Smlib —Always Cool And Co CHTS Hrivpn by Gtwtnv Hooth, of I7.V- .1 I.in<(iln avenup nnd .Tohn Ruhnka. A Storm Brewing nf Perth Amlioy, collided lust niRlit STATE THEATRE CARTERET PRESS At. f> o'clock in Roosevelt avenue. SnUcriplio., 11.50 Par Yllr Q The miidfruarcia of both maohinrs WOODBRIDGE Publiahed Every Krid»y By wero damaged. Offker Shanh'y re- Saturday Only— ported the accident. C. H. BYRNE, 43 Chrome AY*., CARTERET, N. J. 2—FEATURE&-2 Telephone Carteret 813 X3JOX3Ai-t3,?l I H • 111M.4113X1333 KARL ' C. H, BYRNE „ Editor and Manager OANE and Entered u second clu matter June 6, 1924, at Carteret, N. J., AT THE MOVIES GEORGE K. Pott Office, under th« Act of March S, 1879. Novarro Uses Non-Skid Foreign Advertising ReprwwntatiTci Mtw Jersey Neighborhood mrnpapen, Inc. Retread* For Hand* "Non-skid retreads" for the hnmlr- nf a screen artnr were invented ">y Rnmon Nnvarrn as aids tn his.JntesI A SPEECH WITHOUT EQUIVOCATION rolo us hero of "Across to Singa- pore," spectacular sea romance com- Regardless of our political faith, we must admire Herbert ing to the State Theatre. As the sailnr hero Novarro had to run up Hoovers speech of acceptance as the Presidential standard nnd down the rigging of the old bearer nf the Republican party. Without being for or against clipper "Narwahl" during a rather —Added Feature- strenuous Pacific cruise. He found Tim McCoy in him or the things he says or advocates, we-like his manner of that his hands slipped, so he in- speech insofar as his use of the English language is con- vented a mixture of ro.-in, tar nnd •SPOILERS OF THE WEST cerned. He did exactly what he said he was going to do in greasepaint that he could linn th<> aun., Mon., Aug. 19-20- pnlms of his hands with. The grease- the beginning of it, used words to make his meaning clear paint kept the "retread" from "pick- RAMON rather than hide it. From start to finish, the speech glides ing up" in the lens. 0 f>\ f-y f™ alonp. dear and sparkling as a rock-bottomed brook. We The new picture is a vivid ro- have t< go all the way back to Woodrow Wilson for a state mance of flic sea, adapted from Ben Ames Williams' famous story papt'r t<> compare with it for style and clearness of presen- and directed by William Nigh. Joan tation. . Crawford plays the heroine, and Packed With red- Not everybody, of course will agree with Hoover's views, Ernest Torrent*, ¥*ank Currier. Ed- ward Connelly, Anna May Wong, blooded as expressed ir. the speech, especially those of the Democratic James Mason, Dan Wolheim nnd action and faith. But all will at least admit, we believe, that he stated Duke Martin are among the play- oriental . * his position without equivocation, a great virtue in a can- ers. intrigue/ didate for the highest office in the gift of the American peo- A Communication Marjorie Daw, who recently ap- ple. We hope that Governor Smith will speak equally as OBSERVE FIRE PREVENTION WEEK peared with the Duncan Sisters in The following letter regarding the "Topsy and Eva", plays the leading plain. With the position of both thus clearly stated it will feminine role in "Spoilers of the be an easy matter for the voters, interested more in what the Fire Prevention Week is coming. For seven days the ^^ of the members of the West." Tim McCoy's most recent candidate stands for than in the candidate himself, to make a people of the United States will be given every opportunity to force was sent to the PRESS last frontier melodrama which was film- week for publication: ed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer m-d selection between them. learn from various organizations, both private and public, "The Carteret Police Department will be shown goon at the State The- means of prevention and protection. deserves a great deal of credit, atre, Miss Daw plays the role of the have always admired policemen. owner of a fur trading post built on Ewry year the Red Demon takes more th«n 10,000 "Th»y are much criticiied hut land allotted the Indiana, while Mc- THE VALUE OF A HUSBAND American lives and destroys over $500,000,000 worth of Amer- they do reasonably well in difficult Coy has the role of the cavalry offi- ican property. It is the greatest enemy of prosperity and positions. cer chaigad with evacuating the a criminal is usually like whites from the Indian preserves. Tuesday, Aug. 21— We frequently'read of one woman suing another for hav- progress we have to face. findingi a needle in a hay stack, and "SAY IT WITH SABLES ing stolen her husband. As a rule the damage claimed is based To assist Fire Prevention Week activities the National police display considerable ability in Motion pictures have gone into With Francis X. Buthman on lost affections. But there is a whole lot more to it in most Board of Fire Underwriters has prepared a number of post- the search. the railroad business. The Metro- "Surely they deserve much credit Goldwyn-Mayer studio chartered an Wed., Thurs., Aug. 22-23— cases, the loss of the husband as a provider to be more specific. ers, stickers for letters, motion picture slides, puzzles, speeches for the work that is theirs. entire train and took over a twen- The average husband who earns say $2500 a year, is worth at "(Signed) S. B. Friedman." RAYMOND HATTON to help those who will address civic bodies, leaflets, booklets, ty mile length of trackage in a and least $50,000 to his wife and family, because it would require and advertisements. They will be of great value in accom- mountain district, during the filming WALLACE BEERY in about that much safely invested in bonds to duplicate his in- Surprise Shower Given of "Circus IRookies," a Karl Dane- plishing the purpose of the week. George K. Arthur starring vehicle, come. The husband with a working income of $5000, is worth Individuals or organizations interested in serving their For Mis* Jane Kingberry which comes to the Stat» Theatre. Killing' $100,000, and so on, up to say a husband who gets a salary of communities by use of this material can get it by writing to Miss Evelyn Jackson, of High The train was made up of circus cars Coming— $50,000 a year being worth a million. Thus while the,lost the National Board of Fire Underwriters, Public Relations De- street entertained at a surprise mis- j rented from a show in winter quar- Sun., Mon., Aug. 26-27— "love and affection" is generally entered as the big item in the cellaneous shower last night in hon- ters. During the picture a giant partment; 85 John Street, New York City. or of Miss Jane Kingberry who will gorilla gets loose on the train, in- suit, it is the earning capacity of the husband that makes him But whether or not we perform active service during the be married on September 1st to vades the engine cab, takes hold of "Ramona" so valuable to a wife. week, we should welcome the opportunity offered to learn th« John Dowling, of Carteret. the throttle and starts the cars on With Dolores Del Rio A large bell made of white petals a wild and' thrilline ride, down hill. That being so, why don't the rank and file of wives do invaluable leasons of prevention. was suspended from the living room more to promote the health and happiness of their husbands? Make Fire Prevention Week, Fire Prevention Year! ceiling with a fancy colored umbrel- One way that they can do it, we are sure, is to nag their hus- la attached. Little white cards were attached to the umbrella telling the bands less. Nothing, we believe,'gives a, man such a pain in guest Of honor, in rhymes, where the neck, to use current slang, as a nagging, scolding wife, of REAL CRIME REMEDIES each gift was hidden. Miss King- whom, unfortunately, there are many. Another, is to manage berry received many beautiful gifts. Cards were played and high scores KAHN'S the income so that at leaat some of it can be saved, because President Coplidge, in his Memorial Day Address, made in bridge were made by Miss Marie most men do best when they are making financial headway. some remarks on crime and respect for law and order that are Brodenbender and Miss Anna Men- Third, feed the husband the right kind of food and give him of interest to every American citizen. He said that the best'inger; pinochle, Mrs. Arthur Lance solution of the crime problem goes back to the home and the and Mrs. P. J. Donato. The invited August Furniture a comfortable bed in which to sleep. Then, whether his "love guests were Miss Jane Kingberry, and affections" are worth holding or not, he is likely to be early training of the child, and that "if around the nation's Mrs. Paul Kingberry, Mrs. H. Jack- held for a long time for his other uses—bringing home the ba- fireside respect for authority, reverence for h©Iy things and 60n, Mrs. Jasper Johnson, Mrs. John obedience to parental discipline are taught, the surest founda- Dayton, the Misses Helen King- con—what most wives really want their husbands for anyway. berry, Beatrice Jackson, Jeanette tion for peace will be laid." Brodenbender, Laura Koyen, Gladys We cannot pass laws that will make crime impossible. Brennen, Adele Warter, Marie SALE Efforts in that direction have too taften reacted to the advan- Brodenbender and Winifred Bren- A NEW MOVE TO REDUCE MOTOR ACCIDENTS nen, of Woodbridge; Mrs. Arthur tage of the criminal, by restraining the law-abiding citizen. Lance and Mrs. P. J. Donato, Of Av- What we can do is to interpret and expedite our present laws enel; Miss Henrietta ShoWS and An- Tremendous Reductions In Governor Moore has issued a proclamation designating and procedure that, by example, crime will be discouraged. na Meninger, of Iselin. Delicious th month of September as "Safety Month", requesting &\\ refreshments were served hy the If we add to this, early training that inculcates in the poten- hostess. All Lines of Furniture mo riats of the State to havetheir cars inspected in order to tial citizen an instinctive respect for the rules of society, we eli inate mechanical defects and to be more careful in driv- will have gone a long way towards reform. Three Young Men Escaped ing lo prevent accidents, the safety drive being hooked up with Crime, like weeds, flourishes best .where it can most From Reformatory Today the liew traffic code, effective September 1st, authorizing a easily resist obliteration and escape punishment. grea|er speed limit, Three inmates escaped at 6.45 A. The majority of criminals come from' families that are M. today from the New Jersey Re- Jo doubt the Governor has hit the nail on- the head. either too ignorant or slothful to prepare the child for decent formatory near Railway and a gen- According to the records of the National Safety Council for : eral alarm was sent out to police sta- citizenship. tions in this vicinity. The three 1927,\most of the motor accidents are due; to these two causes young men who escaped were of —faulty equipment and careless driving. In N«w York City the same] age, 23 years. They are jilone,lfor instance, drivers knocked down 560 unoffending and Frank Warwick and William Jef- LOUISIANA PASSES ARSON LAW ferys, white, and Frank Dixon, col- law-allding lamp posts last year, not in the road.at all, while ored. in thelUnited States as a whole some 25,000 people were The Governor of Louisiana has signed a bill passed by the killed ly automobiles in 1927, most of them avoidable if some BED ROOM SUITES Legislature of that State amending the Arson Laws in accord- rules ol caution are observed. MICKIE SAYS— ance with the Model Arson Law of the Fire Marshal Associa- From $100 up Operating the largest fleet of motor trucks in the world tion of North America. The United States Chamber of Com- MAV —7,000 in every city of the United States—the American Rail- merce and the- National Board of Fire Underwriters cooper- HAVE |NVEUTEDPRIUriUBasketball team, which will ma ished the job for the Cardinals. He three games from the, Rahway Elks, 0 hrough four long and weary hours One Team Has Championship weekly appearances at the St was wild as a hawk, and before he Mullan, If 2 FOR RENT who have been leading the circuit had settled down the victors slam- Rubel, ss _ 4 1 of baseball. The locals took the first In Bag, Others Weary And seph's auditorium on High str«rt,'| FOR RENT—5 room flat; bath all game from the Woodbridge Tigers since the start of the campaign, and med him for seven runs. He walk- Sullivan, p 5 2 now as a result of their recent set- Players Are Often Absent Games are to be played on Sattn€| t'd two men, allowed five hits, and improvements; 94 Main street, by an 8-6 score and dropped the sec- day nights, and dancing will be' i Woodbridge; ?28,- However this lead was only short- Rubel, Winning pitcher, Sullivan; KOilt RENT—Woodbridge; furnished by over a hundred pins. In the The results of the past week are lived. Losing pitcher, Latisso. Time of slammed Rose, Falcon twirler, all as follows: On Tuesday night, the Ivwlng from a golfing patient: "Dear, apartment or large home furnish- second match, the locals rolled an Doctor—That diet you pat me on ft*./; game, 1 hr. 58 min. Umpir^, Rusty ed for light housekeeping. Telephone over the lot for an even dozen runs, Tigers trimmed the American Le- The Port team added another run while the locals were held to three even six hundred score, and finished working wonders. Yesterday, tor t Donovan. Scorer, Myer. Attendance Woodbridge 50-J; or call 531 "Rail- with a total of 6*5. Arva, anchor gion by a 6-3 score, while on Thurs- in the fourth which again brought tallies. Squary was on the mound day evening, the Cardinals scored flrst time In months, 1 holed out ttmM the score into a deadlock. Masculin 600, way avenue. man for the local combine, set a penultimate button of my dress w*J»»>,J W.I. tf. for the visitors and pitched air- a one-sided victory over the Har- started by lacing a clean single over tight ball, holding the Falcons to but new record for a three game total, coat" when he rolled 166, 157, and 12D,mony. The Tigers, as a result of second. He stole second, and came Preparing for Death OFFICES to rent, $15 per month. three lone hits. their recent win are now holding a home on a fielder's choice. There Death Is Indeed "the great adven- Inquire Middlesex Press, 18 Green for a grand total of 446 pins. The The scores: victors were credited with seventy four-game lead over their nearest was no further scoring done until ture." Death Is the solution of all street, Woodbridge Liberty Falcons ab r h e rivals. The Harmony, Cardinals, RECEIVER'S SALE OF STOCK,; the sixth when the Cardinals re- mysteries. Death gbows Che true man 0 strikes and spares as compared to FIXTURES, ETC., OF THE WiO FOR RENT—Flat; 5 rooms; all im-MeNalty, K. 5 0 1 11 only forty-seven for the Rahway and American Legion follow in re- gained the lead, by pushing a run what true life may be. It Is never too Inhat, lb 4 2 0 spective order. PRODUCTS, INC. provefnents; bath; apply 7.0- At- In pursuance of an order of across the plate. Vansco got his soon to begin to make friends with lantic street, Carteret, N. J. Fedlem, rf 4 1 1 five. Every player on the local ros- Twiliftt jLeigue Standing third hit of the game, a single over death. Ever; well-rpent day In yooth 2 ter", except Parker, averaged well Court of Chancery of New Je Happy,' ss 4 2 1 Tigers U 2 .855 made and dated the 20th day third base. He stole second and was helps to make sure that the great ad- REAL ESTAT'E FOR SALE Yustak, 2b 4 10 01 over the hundred mark. As a re- Harmony 7 6 .546 reoture will be happy.—Exchange. March, 1928, in the cause them sent home on Kftra's btngle. Baiaral, c 4 0 inspected | uffty. Mullan, cf. 1 3 0 BROILERS for sale; apply to John Silaga, 3b 3 1 26 calling at the office of the re I T'S HERE! - the Harley- at the address above. Qtntrator Conttolltf. Lysek, Roosevelt avenue, East Ka'h- Hose, p 3 0 United States Metal Harmon? ab Quick, handy control I Davidson that thousands of way," Carte ret. Telephone Carteret B. Mack 114 98 97 Leshick, p 2 Ten per cent. (10%) of the of current output. motorcycle enthusiasts have been 378-M. 6-20tl 29 3 F, Mack 99 86 132 Helley, 3b 3 chase money will be required toil » waiting for — the "45" Twin. Newark A. C. «b r Leroy 88 88 130 Hall, lb 3 paid by the successful bidder EUctrieal Panel. In- FOR SALE—Furniture complete for pip, ss. I ™ 6 2 P, Donnelly 117 78 113 Medwiek, cf 2 the property in whole or In part I cludci ammeter, park- entire house, including suites for struck off and the balance' shall * ing light, and switch**. One ride on this brand-new Trika, lb 5 1 B, Donnelly 102 113 129 D'Zurilla, c 2 Harley-Davidson will win you. parlor, with piano, dining room, li- Varga, 3b 6 1 Donovan, 2b 2 paid upon the delivery of tl 4 brary, two bedrooms and kitchen, Its zooming acceleration, gliding A. Bircheck, If 6 0 620 ,464 601 Kara, rf. 2 strument conveying title. 4-Tubt Huffltr. Milt* with all floor coverings. Further conditions will be txhauil wonderfully smoothness, and quiet speed will Kucjimos, 2b. ....*. 4 2 Dodd and Dodd Green, If. _ 1 Must be disposed of immediately Goran i.. 89 Rubel, ss 2 known on the duy of tho gale. quiet - amaze and delight you. J. Bircheck, rf 4 1 to settle estate, Will be sold cheap. Zusack,' cf 4 2 Aneckson ."....'- 116 103 118 Dated: August 11, 11)28. Apply B, Eftgelman, Room 14, Citi- CUtt • tht • w«y Horn. Never before has so much motor- Pluso, c 4 1 CardonBky 106 104 98 19 1 3 FRANCIS A. MONAGHAN, High-frequency — zens Bank BWg., Rahway. Kaplowitz 110 88 Score by inninga: ' 645 Roosevelt Ave., penetrating, pleating cycle been offered' for so little Squary, p 4 2 7-6 tf. Dalt* 142 86 Cardinals 020 013—(i Qarteret, N. J. note. moiieyl Come in and see the FIREWOOD for sale, pine or oak, ir 40 12 8 Snaper - ."4 101 Harmony •Gfld 000—1 Receiver of th<; Philo "45" today! any lengths desired. Phon? *Vo«d- Score by innings: • Summary: Struck out, by Rose 4, ducts, Inc. bridge 193. John Thomas, Oakland Falcons Oil (MHO 001— 3 569 490 501 , by Leahick 4. i liases on balls, on .4 avenue, Sewar«n. Newark 008 810 050—12 I Rose 1; off Leshick 3. Sacrifice hit, I Summary: Two base hit, Happy. Port Reading A. C. To | Green. Winning pitcher, Rose; log- j ing pitcher, Leshick. Time of game WANTED Three base hits, Inhat, Trika (2), Play Dixie Giants CLEAN RAGS wanted, alw of hand Squarry. Struck out, by1 Rose 6, by 1:22. Umpire, Bill Taylor. Scorer, kerchief or larger, 6c a pound Lursh Rubel. Attendance 100. Bquary 5. Basea on balls, off Ruse The Port Reading Athletic Club,! Middlesex Press, 20 Graen 6, off Squary 1. Winning pitpher, ALLAN H. HASCALL Woodbridge. elated over their recent victory over | Squary; losing pitcher, Rose. At- the Cardinals will travel to Cran-'the lineup follows: Homer on first, tendance 200. Time 1:28. PLANTS FOR SALE ford on Sunday afternoon, where Rubel on second, Dapolito on short Grown right here in th* Township. left', j MEN'S STORE 1128 Elizabeth Avenue 10 for $4.60; Rhubarb, big* clump*, 3 they will pluy the Dixie Colored lk-iscl on third, Masculin in fur $1; Barberry Hedges, 12 to IK Giants, who are considered one of Medwick in center, and Helley in | 91 Sm.ll> St., cor. King the strongest cplored combines in right^. ' Spire* Van Houtti, Fomythia inch, 20c each, lO^for 11.70, per 100, Jwsey. Manager Tucker Bays h« • ELIZABETH, N. J. Hydrange* P_. Q., Plhk $15.00; Bargains in fruit trees. Or PERTH AMBOY now for yoW1 fall planting, will u»e Jew Sullivan oc »urt Mul- -Mention ,n on *• monwd. Twdto will work It Mm SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE highway «u only 22 mil™ and by IN OHANCEUY OF NEW JERSEY railroad 41 mSes 7.1 IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY rfti1ro»d company m»d(> irr/plicstion IMwoen ANNA V ARGOOS1.K. — Between Practical Building and Motor Bus And Truck Not Rivals to the Pnhlir Utilitip* Commimion to tonnagp wag hmilivl hy thf> railrnHil Complainant, »nd JOANNES Loan Association of the City of abandon passenger service on the This test proved rnnrriisivMy thai VARGefeminnt. Fi Fa Newark, Complainant, and Joseph tiranch there was of counw consider in the proAw'ion of tnnss tTBiw- for sale "f mnrttrmred premises Tompkin.i, et. als, Defendants. Fi Should Know ship opposition from residents on thp portation, the railroads are supreme, listed M»v 1. l'.'SK. Fa for Rain of morUrajrwl premises Of Railroad Says Trainman dated July lit, 1!»2H. Doctor Alexis CarreH, who „ branch, whose only use for tho rail while much of tho motor truck Hy virtue nf the ahovp stated writ Hy virtue of the above stated writ Nobel Prize for hU remarltah"1(1 By~W. L. BURT transportation is for amall shipments (o me dim-tod and delivered I will Work road was in inclement weather or expose to sale «t public vendup on to me directed and delivered, I will in behalf of human health moving but sohrt ilistnnees. a f,.w Assistant Trainmaster of th* Pennsylvania R. R- when they did not desire for other WEDNESDAY, Al'fW-ST TWENTY expose to sale at public vendue on years ago .ays that the lifp <.,.„ reasons to patronize the tiusea. As Undoubtedly there is ft field for NINTH. NINKTEEN HUNDRED WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY- and many tissue,, are. potentially , Growth of Motor Bus and Motor Truck Will Nem Make Seri- a result of their lack of patronage motor truck, motor bus and also AND TWENTY-BIGHT NINTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED mortal. This may be a si the railroad was permitted to with- railroad transportation, where ihe at two o'clock (Daylight Saving AND TWENTY-EIGHT ous Inroads On Rail Transportation of Freight Or Passen- conclusion, but Carrel has Repl t> draw all passenger service except service of one will coordinate with Time). In the afternoon of said day, at two o'clock, daylight saving time, cells of a chicken embryo's h ger,. Motor Vehicle* Good On Short Trips. at the Sheriff's Office in the City of in the afternoon of said day, at the one train in each direction to ac- the service of the other and where alive for 18 years by washing out i? Railroad Supreme On Loo« Journey commodate the commuters, which is there will be prosperity for all. In New Brunswick, X. J. Sheriff's Office in the City of New FIRST TRACT: Brunswick, N. J. poisons generated in the life „„,,,', the least profitable of all passenger this land of vast distances, trans- MA, that certain lot, piece or par- and by protecting against infect; The World War i*, rf, i •»•(> passed off the coast of New- train service from the railroadJJ s and is in accordance with a survey made foundland on our way to Paris for its seriousness or giganbe propor-, fc ma^y ^ ^ ^ live close to Mother Earth and the All of lots 878 and 879, in Block life of 100 years—all due to thee f,,,, EnKineer, tions when considered as a whole and ( ^ trgin ^^ ^ ^ neM railroads will transport her progeny. "T" that people are learning more dinner that night. That flight has WdbfdWoodbridreU, N. J., Septemberb , 1926926. ted its etfwt on more than trans- rompsred to tho* of the railroads. (jncreaged tfain gervjce cann<>t ^ ex So, likewise, with the fruits of waren Realty and Investment Com- Being pj-Tt of lot No. 2 and part more how they should live. portsiiun method*. It has compelled decreased revenue, am the fields, the products of the mines, panv, located at Sewaren, in the of lit No. 3 in Block 563-K, as shown Professor Hornell Hart of i:, ,, hides in the United States represent, the rewriting of some of our old hconstantly decreasing receipts d and designated on a map entitled, Mawr College, says that babies u,n an iavefltnent of cdgliiteen bilKon favorite Fonps. We no longer stag '•' !t ?-.T«L-L=and all the essentials and^ luxuries). 'Map of Central Park, the Hub of be born-in the year 2000 who will !„. deliare, three times as much as is "*7 ««*sstry to dis- .- ° £dX^=r*rtrrveyed March 23, 1910, hy Maso^n WoodbfidgV' sttuatad. in Wood- "My Honnii' lie* over the ocean, continue train service entirely, in wrought by industries. & Smith, C. E., and being all those destined to live 200 years. invested in railroad motive power bridge Township, County of Middle- "Ky Bonnie lies over the sea, order to conserve the railroads earn- The railroads will be. doing busi- certain lots, tracts or parcels of land inprc mnii invcnoQS navo n. and equipment. There are 500,000 sex, State of New Jersey, surveyed •tc* ings. . ness at the old stand when the na- and premises, hereinafter particular- and mapped by Louis P. Booz, Jr., duced the death rate from tuW.••.•„ miles of hard surfaced roads in the tion is as old in centuries as it is ly described, situate, lying and being losis 69 per cent in Majiswcliin, ••.. The aeroplane version of it is: United States which cost about We have inaugurated what is Engineer and Surveyor, Perth Am- now in years. < n the Township of Woodbridge, in boy, N. J.; on file in the Office of the in seven years. Typhoid fever My hubby flew over the ocean, known as an "Off and On" report, he County of Middlesex and State Us eight billion dollars, which makes Steam or electricity, it matters Clerk of Middlesex County, New nearly been wiped out in tb My hubby flew over the sea, which is prepared by all conductors if New Jersey. c sunn. a total of twenty-six billion dollars not. The rails will be there and the Jersey. State. And BO it has been •... ,ii Be flew off today I've a notion, showing the number of passengers BEGINNING, at a point formed invested in motor vehicles and hard proud locomotive, driving along, will Being part of the same premises other diseases. But he'll fly back tomorrow to me. roads or about three billion on and off at each station. If these >y the northerly side of Pleasant ave- speed its precious burdens of life which were conveyed to the said There is a thing in life calk,! hy. In order to use the resources and nue with the westerly side of Cen- Joseph Tompkins by Benjamin Lan- and property, as of yore, to count- facilities of the railroads to their any certain train by a community, tral Avenue; thence (1) northerly derman and Rebecca Landerman, his giene. The word is in the f ,,r. tant that at the close of the war the " vice, while decreased patronage will premises dated June covenant and agree with the said Together with all and singular the decrease of 1.3 per «ent. as 21,, 1928.. dinary common sense. The .'••,. | amilroads found they had a very ' result in decreased service. It is party of the first part, its successors rights, privileges, hereditaments and pared with 1920. In 1926 there were By virtue of the above stated writ that starts to, acquire all the r,i - serious competitor in a field where entirely up to the public whether and assigns, «a follows: appurtenances thereunto belonging m 22,001,393 registered automobiles, to me directed and delivered, I will or in,' anywise appertaining. mon sense that he, or she, can iimj the only competition which had here- they prefer the safe, rapid, depend- That there shall not be erected up- or about 300 moving automobile expose to srie at public vendue on WILLIAM S. HANNAH, in life, and keeps on sudying cm able and comfortable service fur- on any portion of said premises any tofore existed among themselves. units for each railway moving nnit. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY- BERNARD DEVIN, Sheriff. mon sense, is apt to enjoy a rip,. ,,|j nished by the railroads or the ser- SECOND, NINETEEN HUNDRED dwelling costing less than $1500 or The motor truck has come to stay. As to the seating capacity, at the less than two stories in height; nor Solicitor. age. Tbere are certain fields in which it end of 1926 there were 41,641 Pull- vice furnished by the bus operators. AND TWENTY-EIGHT shall said dwelling be built less than W.I. 8-3, 10, 17, 24. $31.92. at two o'clock (Daylight Saving Children learn how to live! undoubtedly excels and that is in man and passenger cars for carry- The advent of the motor bus and 10 feet (-10') from front line of lot, me short haul, which is a field of automobile has had its effect on Time) in the afternoon of said day and that there shall not be erected SHERIFFS SALE ing passengers, aq increase of 2 per at the Sheriff's Office in the City of doubtful profit to the railroads. In other than railroads. This is par- upon any portion of said premises MIDDLESEX CIRCUIT COURT- Holly 'Street twenty-five (25) fY,t; cent, over 1920. The seating capa- New Brunswick, N. J. IRA R. CROUSE, Plaintiff, vs. fact a number of the railroads have city of these cars was 2.685,021. At ticularly noticeable at the seashore any slaughter house, brass foundry, and thence southerly on a lim- at ALL that piece -or parcel of land nail or iron foundry, or any fertil- STAHL CONSTRUCTION COM- substituted their own motor truck the end of 1926 there were 19,237,- and other summer resorts, where together wiith the buildings and fan right angles with the said H !ly previously visitors remained, from a izing manufactory, or any manufac- PANY, Builder and Owner; HIL- Street, one hundred (100) fwt •'„ Mrvice to cover a number of short 171 passenger automobiles. If we provements thereon erected, situate, TON BUILDING AND LOAN AS- week to an entire season. Now a tory of gun powder, dynamite, glue, the point or place of BEGINNING kauls in territory fomrerly served by should assume that each of these lying and being in the Town of varnish, vitriol, ink, turpentine, or SOCIATION, Mortgagee, Defend- 1 great majority of the visitors arrive the said tract being also known ;.;,l local freight trains'." But when it could carry four persons their seat- Woodbridge, County of Middlesex any bone boiling establishment, or ants. and State of New Jersey, known and described as Lot Number twenty wnnes to large or heavy shipments, ing capacity would have been 76,- and leave on the same day, this be- any junk shop, junk yard, or place Fi Fa for sale of premises dated ing possible in many cases, and prob- designated at lot No. 30-31, Block (20) in Block Number forty tui, . *mn for short hauls, the railroads 84g,6&4, or about 29 tiroes that of for storage or keeping of second- July 2, 1928. (42) on a certain map of property ably desirable, on account of the 30, on a certain map entitled "ICajp hand metals, or goods of whatsoever By virtue of the above stated writ fnrni&h superior facilities. No bet- the railroads. of Colonkk Hills Addition, Cotonia, entitled "Man B of Property hel. V ter service could bo furnished or ex- great popularity of the private auto- description, or any pig pen or pig to me direotd and delivered, I will ing to the Canda Realty rnnipauy, The average passenger journey N. J., surveyed June 19th, 1921, by expose to sale at public vendue on pected than is given within, a radius mobile, which enables those living stye; and that these covenants shall situate at Chrome, N. J.," filed in the on the railroads of the United States Franklin Marsh, Surveyor," the said WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY- •f 100 miles of New York City of 75 miles or less distant to drive to be taken to be real covenants, run- office of the County Clerk of M.iill,- during 192$ was 40.09 miles, an in- map being filed in the office of the ning with the land and binding upon SECOND, NINETEEN HUNDRED loading shipments up to the closing the resorts in a tew hours time, re- Clerk of The County of Middlesex on sex, at New Brunswick, on tin ^.".th crease of 8.1 per cent, as compared the heirs, executors, administrators, AND TWENTY-EIGHT kour today and having them placed main there a great part of the day September 17th, 1921. day of May, 1903. with 1920, the increase being un- or assigns nf the party of the Becond at two o'clock (Daylight Saving tor delivery in New York the next and a portion of the evening and re- Decrees amounting' to approxi- Judgment amounting to u|i;nixi doubtedly due to the automobile tak- part, '"•'"•I January 1, 1920, when Time) in the afternoon of said day Horning. turn to their homes without expense mately $5,4.00.06. they shall cease and terminate »t the Sheriff's Office in th City of mately (1200.00. T ing considerable of the short haul Together with all and sing-ui.sr thf of hotel bills Drive to the shore on Together with all and singular Uw Decree amounting to approximate- New Brunswick, N. J. • When the motor truck and the mo- business, any Saturday, Sunday or holiday and rights, privileges, hereditaments an ALL the right, title and interest rights, privileges, hereditamen- ami ly $1800.00. appurtenances thereunto bt'lui.ciiijr tar 'bus are used as feeders to the The number of passengers per you will find difficulty in parking appurtenances thereunto belonging Together with all ,and singular the of the Defendants, STAHL CON- i fcailroads, and, conversely, the rail- train in 1926 was 63 for each pass- or in anywise appertaining. STRUCTION COMPANY, BuiMer or in anywise appertaining. your car along the ocean front all rights, privileges, hereditaments and WILLIAM S. HANNAH. .goads as feeders'to the motor truck enger train, a decrease of 21.3 per the way from Sea" Girt to Loch Ar- WILLIAM S. HANNAH, appurtenances thereunto belonging and Owner; HILTON BUILDING and bua, they are both being used in Sheriff. or in anywise appertaining. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Mort- ALLAN FARBER, S .nT cent, ae compared with 1920. This bor, In fact you will have some- Attorney. fields in which they both undoubt- decrease is also undoubtedly due to FRANK HANCOCK HENNESY, WILLIAM S. HANNAH, gagee of, in and to all the following what the same experience as Noah, 118.48 Solicitor. described premises, to wit: W.I. 8-3, 10, 17, 24. *2'.'.iu edly excel. The real problem be- the automobile taking a large part When he sailed the ocean blue, Sheriff. tween railroads and motor vehicles 7-27; 8-3, 10, 17. HENRY ST. C. LAVIN, ALL that certain tract or parcel SHERIFFS SALE of the passenger business. He had his troubles just like you. of land, situated in the Township of should be one of coordination and Solicitor. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JKUSKY In regard t6 freight equipment, at For days and days he drove the SHERRIFF'S SALE W.I. 8-3, 10, 17, 24. $45.36 Woodbridge, County of Middlesex not competition. the «nd of 1926 there were 2,415,- ark, IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY and State of New Jersey, and des- —Between North Amboy BuiKlr.^ Motor vehicles and the railroads 037 freight cars in the United States, —Between Ella Westergaard, and SHERIFF'S SALE cribed as follows: and Loan Association, a bmly > T- auould nut be rivals. They should aa increase of 0.8 per cent as com- Looking for a place to park. the First National Bank of Perth MIDDLESEX CIRCUIT COURT— BEGINNING at a point in the porate, Complainant, and (W»w be partners. Each has its proper pared 'with 1920. There were, how- These one day automobile migra- Amboy, N. J., executors of the es- BOLESLAU MILICK, Plaintiff, vs. Northerly line of Van Buren Street P. Lund and Marie Lund, i • Junctions and they should never con tions to the shore and. resorts are tet*j>f ^ens ,P: Westergaaxd. de- VINGBNT TQKARSKI and ANNA .distant Three Hundred and Twenty wife. Defendants, Fi Fa f..r - • • ever, at the end of 1926, 2,764,222 X ceased, Complainants, and Andres ftct The railroads' chief function lfelt TOKARSKI, Defendants. Fi Fa (320'j feet from the Easterly line of mortgaged premises d.t'.i i automobile trucks, an increase of very perceptibly b* the hotels, ^ Niel3en and EUa c Njel, •f Lincoln Avenue; thence Easterly has fbeen to build up this densely fr sale of premises dated June 13, August 1, 1928. 147~ per cent, as compared with, boarding houses and landlords, as his wife, Defendants_ . Fi Fa 1928. along Van Buren Street, two Hun- populated territory, to change By virtue of the above static! •-: - 1921. In other words, while there well as the railroads, ana.account for salle of mortgaged premises By virtue of the above' stated writ dred (200') feet, said point being wastelands into towns, and they have has been but a slight increase in] for a large number of vacantyhauses J dated August 2, 1928. One Hundred and Eighteen and elev- to me directed and delivered, I • '• B to me directed and delivered, I will Kit failed in the performance of this the number of freight cars, the num- found at the seashore and thet&nK' y virtue of the above stated writ expose to sale at public vendue on en-twelfths (118 11-12') feet>W«t- expose to sale at public veiuln. • duty. The function of the motor ber of automobile trucks has more plaints, of the hotel proprietors and to me directed and delivered, I will WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY- erly from the Westerly line of Am WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMHK:; expose to sale at public vendue on bA th Nhl l vehicle should be to tap the territory than doubled sirice 1921. boarding house keepers as to lack of SEGOND, NINETEEN HUNDRED boyAvenue ; thence Northerly, m TWELVE, J«NETEEN HUMHIKH Which lies far back of the railroads WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER AND TWENTY-EIGHT the Westerly tine of Lota Numbers The average freight haul in 1925 patronage. ' _•>' - FIFTH, NINETEEN HUN- AND TWENTY-EIGHT and act 4is feeders to the railroads a_.t tw...o. o'clock (Daylight Saving 1, 2, 3, and 4, Block 406K, on Map 1 on the railroads was 309.09 miles, That there are certain limitations DRED AND TWENTY- at two o'clock (Daylight .^a.;. and thus open uj> a new territory of Time) in the afternoon of said day °f Woodbridge Estate, One Hundred an increase of 2 per cent, as com- i to motor transportation has been BIGHT (100') feet; thence Westerly, along Time) in the afternoon of said • :•. demonstrated by tests recently made at the Sheriff's Office m the Oily of at the Sheriff's Office in the <"i:y : ite own instead of endeavoring to • pared with 1920. This undoubtedly at two o'clock daylight saving time, New Brunswick, N. J. the Southerly line of Lota Numbers jrey upon the territory which the j ^as caused by a number of short in Ohio under the auspices of the in the afternoon of said day at the ALL the right, title and interest 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 »nd 14, Two New Brunswick, N. J. have developed by the ex-| hauls being made by thti automobile Agricultural Department to deter- Sheriff's Office in the City of New of the defendants, Vincent Tokanki Hundred (200') feet; thence South- ALL those certain lots, triu" >•: Brunswick, N. J. of vast sums of money. truck. mine the limitations of the motor and Anna Tokaralri, of, in and to all erly along line of Lot Number 40, parcels of land and premises, •!<• All that lot, tract or patqel of One Hundred (100') feet to ih» That motor buses have been The invested capital in the rail- truck and under what conditions the following described premises, to inafter particularly described. • they could ge used to best advan- land and premises hereinafter' par- wit: Northerly line of Van Buren Street 1 ateadily diverting traffic from the roads of the United States in 1926 ticularly described, situate, lying ate, lying and being in the To«;. ' i ALL that certain lot, tract and and place of BEGINNING. 1 ttilroads since 1U20. is common was $22,709,268,838.00, an increase tage. and being in the Township of Wood- of Woodbridge, in the County •: parcel of land, hereinafter particu- Being Lota Numbers 41 to 48 in- Middlesex and State of New .!*•••-.•• knowledge. The last report of the uf 14,4 per 'cent as compared with In order tb determine what pro- bridge, County of Middlesex and larly described, situated, lying, and elusivei , BlocBlkk 406KK, on Map Inter-iSUte Commerce Commission 1920, At the end of 1926 there portion of the total, tonnage moved State of New Jersey. being in the Borough of Oarteret, Woodbridge Estates, situate ... BEGINNING at. a point in < indicates that the inroads have been was invested in automobile manu- by motor trucks and what propor- Beginning at a point in the south- County of Middlesex, and State of Woodbridee Township, Middlesex southerly line of Wedgewood '.•*•• ••ch ut> to cause railway passenger facturing $2,089,498,325.00, an in- tion by the railroads, and also to de- erly side of Middlesex and Essex New Jersey.' County, N. J. nue, as laid down on a ma|> 1<< urnings to decline $346,000,000,- velo tne Turnpike fifty-eight and seven-hun, Beginning at a point situated in Judgment amounting to approxi- inafter described, distant in an .a"; crease of 47 per cent as compared | P factors influencin•'"g* th""e! dredths (58.07) feet southwesterly M in 1U26. with 1921. In other words the in- choice of motor truck or rallr0BCl the northerly line of Holly Street, mately $7,500.00. erly direction, measured alon^ •' , , I from the intersection of the south- said point being distant two hun- At first considered as a novelty vestment in automobile -manufactur- Together with all and singular the southerly side of said Avenue, n: >: transportation, an analysis was erly side of Green street with the dred (200') feet easterly from the rights, privileges, hereditaments and at transportation, the congestions ing has increased over three times rrjade of the ndlure and tonnage be- easterly side of Middlesex and Es- (50) feet from the internal'" ••: corner formed by the interaction of appurtenances thereto belonging or d i mad consequent discomforts have ag fast as investments in railroads. tween Columbus and 34 other Ohio Bex Turnpike and from thence (1) the northerly h'ne of raid Holly in ajnywise appertaining. said southerly aide of southerly at right angles to Middle- Soreed many to abandon their pat- As long as labor in the United cities, the cities selected being from Street with the easterly line of Mc- WILLIAM S. HANNAH, Avenue with the easterly sidi- JConage not only of the motor bus States receives the large wage of 7 to 134 highway miles from Colum- sex and Essex Turnpike and along Kinley Avenue and from said begin- Leone street, as laid down on the division line of lota 6 and 7 on Sheriff. tut also the use of their own private the present time the automobile bus, and were chosen in order to ning running easterly along the nor- EMIL STREMLAU, map, and from said beginning i> permit of an analysis of the most the hereinafter mentioned map one therly line of said Holly Street twen- $30.24 witomobiks for the service of point of saturation will hardly be hundred twenty-eight and ninety- Attorney. running (1) easterly along • greater comfort and reliability fur- reached, at least very slowly. popular length of hauls by motor ty-five (25') feet, thence northerly 7-27; 8-3, 10, 17. eight hundredth^ (128.98) feet; on line at right angles of said Holly southerly side of Wedgewood .\ Bisfced by the railroads. While the competition of motor trucks and also by the railroads. It thence (2) still southerly at right nue, fifty (50) feet; thence was found that distance was a very Street One Hundred (100') feet, SHERIFFS SALE ' In boiue instances the railroads trucks is practically in short haul angles to Middlesex and Essex Turn- thence westerly on line parallel with NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT southerly at right angles to Wn ' lave found it desirable to either business, the same cannot be said of important factor in the selection of pike along one of the sides of lot said Holly Street Twenty-five (25') —CITIZENS' FINANCE COR- wood Avenue, one hundred 11 the service and also the amount of 9 three and eighty-two hundredth* ,. sBpylenu'iit or substitute bus service the passenger field. The reduction feet, thence southerly on a line at PORATIION, a New Jersey Corpor- feet; thence (8) westerly, pan tonnage hauled. In distances of over (3.82) feet; thence (3) easterly at |:'t.Jor *Uam service. Progress in the of $346,000,000.00 in passenger re- right angles of said Holly Street One ation, Plaintiff, vs. ANNA TOK- with the first course, fifty (50) : ; adoption uf motor transport by the 100 miles a very small part of the right angles to Cooper avenue six- Hundred (100) feet to the point or ARSKI and VINCENT TOKAR- cveipls in 1920 as compared with teen and ninety-one hundredths (16.- thence (4) northerly, parallel > railways, while less in general 1920, shows the seriousness of the total tonnage was hauled by motor pl*ce of beginning. SKI, Defendant*. Pi Fa for sale 91) feet; thence (4) northerly at of premises dated May 12, 1928. the second course, on* hun< had exptcted or pre- motor bus competition. truck, while for distances of 8 or right angles to the last mentioned Being known and designated as lot ,'f 10 miles a great percentage of the By virtue of the above stated writ (100) feet to the point or pla^ jf Acted, wit.-, substantial in 1926 and fl!here are three principal classes course^ and at right angles to Green number 20 on Block 42 on map B of total tonnage was hauled by truck.' to me directed and delivered I will beginning. m 1927. The expansion of the rail- of passenger traffic: Commuter, street" one hundred twenty-five (125) property belonging to Canda Realty expose to sale at public vendue on 1|[l There was a very clear and decided Company. Being known AS lota NQS. 6"> through and local. The commuters feet; thence (5) westerly along the WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY- ( ! |/toays into the new field of highway tendency for the proportion of mo- southerly «ide of Green street nine- Judgment amounting to approxi- 68 as laid down on Map " ' are not attracted by the bus service, NINTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED J %BBspurtatiun has been rather tor truck tonnage to decrease as ty and seventy-two hundredth^ (90.- mately $775.00. property in Woodbridge, N . nor is that class of travel desired ANU TWENTY-EIGHT than spectacular. Their at- the distances increased. For hauls 72) feet to the point of intersection Together with all and singular the known as WEDGEWOOD. by the bus owners, as they pay to at two o'clock (Daylight Saving has beun one of willingness of leas than 20 miles about 86 per of the southerly side of Green street rights, privileges, hereditaments and Decree amounting to approxinw'< the railroads about one-half cent per appurtenances thereunto belonging Time), in the afternoon of said day, be convinced of the benefits of cent, of the total tonnage was hauled with the easterly side of Middlesex at the Sheriff's Office in the City uf ly $3,000. mile, -whieh is not profitable, except and EsutJi Turnpike; thence (G) or in anywise appertaining. . operation, and scarcely a month by motor truck. From 20 to 40 New Brunswick, N. J. Together with all and »ine»liir ; ' as it attracts other local business south 57° 3'J' 30", west 68° 70' to WILLIAM S. HANNAH, .passed durii>g the past year, in miles motor tonnage amounted to ALL the right, title and interest rights, privileges, hereditament.-. "' from members of their families and the point or place of beginning. Sheriff I^Hrhlch some rutul did not announce about 54 per cent of the total of the Defendants, ANNA TOKAR- appurtenances thereunto belom:Jlfr friends. Local travel pays about > Bounded on the west by Middle- FRANCIS A. MONAGHAN, SKI and VINCENT TOKARSKI, of, intention of establishing one or while for longer hauls the percent $26.46 Attorney. ur iu anywise appertaining. 3tt cents per mile, which is the sex and Essex Turnpike, on the south in and to all the following described & li»e«. age dropped to as low as 3 per 7-27; 8-3, 10, 17. WILLIAM S. HANNAH class of travel the buses cater to and by lot No. 6 and 32, on the north premises, to wit: There has also been a. greater use cent, for hauls by motor trucks. As which is the cause of serious loss to by Green street, and on the east by ALL that certain lot, tract or par- ! motor trucks for the handling of the mileage increases the percent- lot 10 in block 373-A on the afore- NOTICE TO CREDITORS A. J. and J. S. WIGHT, Solicit"'•• th» railroads. There is actually more cel of laud and premises, hereinafter I than carload freight in terminals age of motor truck tonnage de- mentioned map. Virginia' L. Miller, administratrix particularly dwtcribtid, situate, lying revenue derived from one coach load $25.68. over short line hauls. The de- creases. Being lots 7, 8 and 9 in block of B. George Miller, deceased, by di- and belli* in the Borough of Roose- of local passengers than from a train 8-17, 24, 31; 9-7. ojMnent in this respect has been 373-A, on a map of Berkeley Ter- rection of the Surrogate of the Coun- velt, Lii the County of Middlesex and of seven cars of commuters, the rev- striking, however, largely for It was also developed that the race" situated in Iselin, Woodbridge, ty of Middlesex, hereby gives notice State uf New Jersey. enue from local passeBgers amount- type of commodity had considerable Middlesex County, N. J., August to the creditors uf the aaid II. tieurg* BEGINNING at H point situate in i reason that a greater portion of 1925, surveyed by Larson ft Pox, Let Us Print Tout ing to about seven times as much influence upon the character of Miller to bring in their debts, de- the Northerly line of Holly Street, railways were operating trucks C. E. uaid point being distant two hundred 1 from commuters. Never the less the transportation selected. Less than freight haulage a year ago than Decree amounting to approximate- mands and ckhna against the e*toU> (£4)0) feet easterly from the corner buuea are making serious inroads in car load lota for distances up to 40 of the said deceased, under oath ur uperating buses. The already the local business aud leaving un- ly fSOOO. formed by the interneetion of the Sale Bills miles were hauled in the majority affirmation, within six month* from list of wilroada using motor profitable commuter business for the Together with all and singular Northerly line of said Holly Street of instances hy motor trucks, but the rights, privileges, hereditament* this date or they will be Conner bar- wuh the E-inUrly line uf McKinley has been increased during railroads We have a fair example i year just closed. for distances of over 40 miles rail and appuiienancM thereunto be- red of any action therefor against Avenue, a/td from said beginning at this light here in our own vicinity longing or in anywiM appertaining. When it oomM The pact year has seen a num- transportation predominated, the «aid •dminietratm. running easterly along the Northerly where the HilUtoue Branch was be- WILLIAM 8. HANNAH, line of said Holly Street twenty-five and iffecttv* rf events of imjH>rtan«e trans- for car load shipments, regardless Dfcbxl July 23, 1928. 1 ot Swiff. !*»«i»Northeriy on * like Of" *HV Wild W« at a low of »mr 112,-1 dbtance, raUaroad service was M*QEOEGS 1. VIRGINIA L. MI CARTBBJET PRESS FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1928 PAGII

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