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The Voice of the Raritan Bay District"
Vol. VI.—No. 34 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 194] PRICE THREE CENTS
BIG DAY! No Changes Are Likely School Board Insists WOODBRIDGE—The carrier Fire Truck Republicans boys of this newspaper will Record Light meet tomorrow morning at 18 Green Street, Woodbridge, to In Municipal Offices On Static Tuition Rate receive their prizes won In a recent circulation contest. Referendum Administration Expected To Again Name McEIroy, Davis In Big Sweep Tells New Brunswick Unless Request Is Granted Pupils Will After the presentation cere- Vote Polled And Morgenson; Clerical Personnel Also To Remain Be Transferred To Other Districts. monies all the newsboys will be the guests of E. C. Long-, circu- WOODBRIDGE—With the continued success of the Re- RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Unless a static rate of tuition lation manager, at a, hot-dog Authorized roast. Games will be played. In Township publican party at the polls Tuesday, there is very little likeli- Here Tuesday for high school pupils is established by the New Brunswick hood that any changes will be made in the major positions school board,, the Township Board of Education will again Board With Single Dissenting Less Than 50% Of Presiden- in the town hall when the Township Committee meets for Even County Candidates Win ! petition the state commissioner of education for a redesig- Vote, Orders Poll To 13 Horses Are Saved tial Year; Many Failed Us organization session on the first of the year. Locally; G. O. P. Retains ! nation of receiving districts. Decide Question. To Register. There is no doubt whatsoever regarding the reappoint- Committee Control ; The notice was forwaded to the New Brunswick board Fire Sweeps Barn $10,000 IS ESTIMATED ment of Township Attorney Leon ' in a communication Tuesday night REPUBLICANS FOR N. J., E. McElroy who has an enviable SAMONS, AQUILA BEATEN which further proposed that the PRICE OF APPARATUS Riding School Owner And 2 COUNTY OFFICES LEAD reputation not only as an able ~+r >^nr*,t.***.iT-w.* if ,iin««ii,New Brunswick board set a flat Sons Lead Animals From municipal attorney but as an ex- Rain Fails To Deter BY TREMENDOUS MARGIN aImual tultion of $130 per pupU First Aid Ambulance Present Equipment Called Un- pert in the field of municipal ' sent to its high school from Blazing Stable. Howell Runs Ahead of Demo- usable For Any Con- finances as well. Hallowe'en Paraders Spencer Tops Dunigan For the township. cratic Opponent But With : 2nd Time; Greiner, Un- The communication also stated Presented to Squad CLARA BARTON—Fire destroyed siderable Period. The three year term of Recorder opposed Polls 5,836 ceivethat d thneo answeRaritarn froboarm dth eha countd rey- L large barn occupied by the Rari- Slight Margin Arthur Brown explrest on the first 3rd Annual Observance Of seat group on its request for Safety Council Purchased lan Riding School at Lafayette CLARA BARTON-—With one dis- of the year but there is every Road near Amboy Avenue here RARITAN TOWNSHIP—One of senting vote, the Board of Fire Fords Legion Post Held WOODBRIDGE — For the first' information concerning future tui- Vehicle With Proceeds Tuesday night. indication that he will be reap- time since 1928 Woodbridge Town- tion rates. thelightest general election votes Commissioners, Monday night, pointed for another three year Despite Weather. Unless an eal lv Of Public Campaign. Thirteen horses stabled in the in many years was cast here Tues- adopted aresoutlon providing /or a ship went entirely • Republican— I " decision was building were rescued, but hay day. Only a few more than 2,000 special flre district election on a term, in the county as well as in the' forthcoming, the letter read, the FORDS — Township > township would petition the state valued at $150, adog and a duck ballots were cast, less than 50 referendum providing for issuance board 11 MENLO PARK—Official presen- were destroyed. per cent of the vote in tli^ presi- of bonds totallng$l0,000 for pur- When 'the votes were tallied! <» P"™ designation of tation of the ambulance purchased i'rank Manee, operator of the dential election last year. chase of a new fire truck. shortly after ten o'clock Tuesday other high schools in the county by the Raritan Township Safety night, it was discovered that not as reciving districts instead of New Council for service here was made riding school and owner of the The exceptionally light vote was The only commissioner opposed tion 1J here Friday night. horses, told township police that due to the permanent registration to the resolution was Michael Ke- and the term Is an indefinite one. only had the Republican commit- Brunswick. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Led by the Harold L. Berrue Dan!el J Wra the flrehouse. he had placed a lantern down in requirements, placed in effect for restan. No date for the election Others who undoubtedly will be Memorial Drum and Bugle Corps of teemen been returned to office by - y- President of the thebarn. while he went out to the first time this year. Many was set. It waslndicated, however, renamed are: Clarence R. Davis, Piscatawaytown, the event was a large majorities but all the state Brunswick board, referred the com- Township officials and a large work about the place. voters in the township failed to and county Republican candidates • mumcation to the entire body for gathering of residents of this area that it may be held late this month T(ownship Engineer; O. J. Morgan- complete success. Shortly after, he saw flames register this fall and found them- or early in December. son, Township Treasurer and Har- The parade started on schedule had received substantially big ma-, study, witnessed the ceremonies at which shooting out the doors. He said he selves unable to cast a ballot Tues- The present vehicle, which re- jorities. Thomas Swales chairman of the summoned his twosons, Roland and day. old J. Bailey, health inspector. from School No. 14. Township po- safety council, made the presenta- cently was repaired at a cost of No Changes Seen lice under Captain John Egan and The question on the ballot in William, and the trio led the Russell B. Howell, Republican $104 to enable the district to b3 regard to a $300 raise for mem- tion. Henry Koerber, captain Of horses to safety. No major changes are expected Fords Fire Company members, with Monoxide Gas Fells the Menlo Park Safety Squad ac- candidate for sheriff, was given a protected until further action on in the clerical personnel at the Fire Chief Louis Grispart in bers of the police department was Raritan Engine Company No. 2 majority of 22 votes over his Demo- the now equipment could be taken, beaten by a nearly 2 to 1 majority. cepted the apparatus for the Memorial Municipal Building or ln charge, supervised traffic along the Squad. and No. 1 responded to the alarm. cratic opponent, William A. Atlgair. is not considered to be usable for the personel of the Road Depart- line of march. The yes votes tallied 1,812 and the Employe Of Township Upon arrival, they found the barn The former polled 976 votes and the any length of time. ment although there may be a Prize winners were: Dorothy no votes, 3,077. The ambulance, a light grey La- beyond saving. Otto WIttnebert, latter, 954. Christian J. Jorgenson, of this few transfers and possibly a dis- Martin, Helen Nochzak and Betty Although Mayor August P Sane, fully equipped, was delivered owner of the building, said the All three. Republican freeholder place, 1? the board's attorney on missal or two. Christensen, prettiest costumes; Greiner ran unopposed he received I Laursen Overcome While Op- to the flrehouse early Sunday af- barn was partially insured. Candida tes were given majorities the matter. Thomas Dunham, Margaret Novak an exceptionally large vote of i 1 ternoon by Koerber and Swales, with Donald V. Reed Jr. bftdlnp Since the State has taken over erating Road - Scraper In who received it from the New York the administration of relief, the and George Sharp, most original 5,836, to rate as the high man on I the G. O. P. ticket with 1,029. Ar- costumes: George Mlsak, Lillian the ballot. Committeeman Fred- j Oak Tree Thursday. dealer who was agent foe the pur- thur W. Larson, local board of Townshfp Committee will not have chase. to decide on the reappointment of Papp and Alexander Bollman, most erick A. Spencer was re-elected [ Jamboree Scheduled health inspector, ran second with comical , costumes, and Richard over Owen S. Dunigan, Democratic SAND HILLS—William Laursen, The machine is five years old and 1,013 and Morris Margaretten, Welfare Director John T. Omen- Dell, Alex Kudron, Rose M. Miele candidate, by a majority of 203; 51, of New Street, who was over- was purchased with funds raised in third, with 972. hister. His position is now de- and Jane Ratczjack, miscellaneous a recent township-wide arive to cided by the Municipal Atd Ad- votes. Spencer totaled 1,389 votes: came by carbon monoxide gas For Thanksgiving Day Elmer E. Brown, Democrat, was costumes. as against 1,181 for Dunigan. : while operating the Raritan Town- replace the first vehicle now 14 high on the opposition freeholder At Annual PBA Dance ministration of New Jersey. ship road scraper, is recuperating years old, ever obtained by the More than 500 bags of peanuts Aquila Defeated council. Raritan River Boat Club To ticket with 970. His running mates, and candy were distributed at the t a r. J „, , „ .... i at his home. Be Host; 7th Birthday To Anthony S. Gadck and Samuel D. Record Attendance Antici- conclusion of the parade and there In the Second Ward Committee-, Laurssn was overcome last Thurs-1 The newer apparatus will toe Wiley, received 959 and 048 re- pated For Ball To Take were more than 100 prizes awarded. man James bchalirick was re- •da y morning on Hillside Avenue, I housed in the local flrehouse. The Be Observed. spectively. Fords Parochial PTA John Damback and a committee turned to the Township Committee Oak ^.^ He was noticed slump. j council a]so has amachlne ln the Results in the assembly contests Place On November 29. by defeating the Democratic candi- d in th seat of tne cab on the Piscatawaytown flre station, of Legionnaires and members of the date, Anthony Aquila by 476 votes. PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Piano were: Fred Burke, Republican, Ladies' Auxiliary arranged the af- b woman passerby wh0 for a Thanksgiving Day jamboree 1,044; C. Arthur Seele Jr., Repub- RARITAN TOWNSHIP—A record Exactly 1,990 votes were counted called the attention of his co- Has Annual Election fair. for Schaffrlck as against 1,514 cast of the Raritan River Boat Club lican, 999; Fred W. DeVoe, Demo- attendance is anticipated at the workers, Stephen Kish and Ros- are nearing completion, according crat, 992; Bernard W. Vogel, Dem- 14th annual dance of the local for Aquila. coe Menring. Mrs. John Rogan Named As Board Sets $25 Fee to Commodore John W. Gern^rt. ocrat, 977; Ambrose J. Mudrak, Patrolmen's Benevolent Association Rankin High Man Kish and Mehring pulled Laur- The affair, which Is to observe Democrat, 962, and David M. Kap- to be held Saturday night, No- President By Our Lady Of The biggest majority was piled i sen from thecab and summoned the seventh year of the organiza- lan, Republican, 941. vember 29, in the auditorium of Peterson Discusses up in the Third Ward where Po- ! police. Officers John Calamonerl tion, will be held November 22 in the Plalnfleld Avenue flrehouse, Peace Organization. lice Commissioner Herbert B. Ran- and William Doll rushed to the For Auditorium Use In the race for coroners, Robert Piscatawaytown. the Plalnfield Avenue flrehouse. P. Mason, Republican, received kin chalked up a lead of 510 votes scene and removed Laursen to the Proceeds are to be used toward 1,024 votes; Eugene J. Mullen, Tickets were placed on sale two FORDS—Mrs. John Rogan was Keep-Well Camp Work over James Samons, the Demo- office, of Dr. T. F. McLauhglin in PTA, Red Cross, Fire Com- making the final payments on the Democrat, 974; Fred C. Skrocki, weeks ago and, according to re- cratlc choice. The former totaled • Metuchen. elected president of the Parent- pany Units Are EnsmptetJ mortgage held for the boat club's Republican, 9G3, and Frank T, ZLUV- ports, a sell-out is expected in & Teacher Association of Our Lady Hocpital Rehabilitation Worker 1,604 votes while Samons tallied With th* aid of an inhalator property located near lower Player zawa, Democrat, 912. very few days. % of Peace school, at the ennus.1 elec- 1.031. Rankin received his largest! borrowed from X-Ietuehen police, 1 From Rule, However. Avenue, along the Raritan River Connie Atkinson and his orches- tion of officers. h Speaker At Fords vote in Avenel, the second district, Dr. McLaughlin and Officers Calt- ne&r College Bridge. tra will play for dancing and-a Other officers named were: Mrs. Church Meeting. where 470 votes were cast for him j moncri and Doll revived Laursen CLARA BARTON—The Board of Members of the club's ladies' program of professional entertain- Andrew Elko, vice president; Mrs. against 257 for the Democratic after a half-hour, Fire Commissioners, at its regular auxiliary, who will aid the organ- fads Trio ment which will also be presented. Joseph Dambach, secretary, and candidate. A complete tally of the meeting Monday night, vot^d to ization, will bf represented on the Officer John J.Calamoneri, presi- Mrs. Cornelius Gockle, treasurer. FORDS—The work of the Kiddie election will be found elsewhere in Keep Weil Camp was the topic of this edition. charge $25 for the use of the sec- ( committee by Mrs. Fred Blanchard, dent of the group, is serving as Chairmen of the standing com- a talk by Albert T. Peterson at ond floor auditorium of the Amboy Mrs. Wilber Lewis, Mrs. Joseph general chairman of the dance, as- mittees were named as follows: Card Party Is Held In Parris Island, S, C. sisted by an excellent conrnlttee. the monthly meeting of the Parent- Avenue flrehouse. j Horvath, Mrs. John Gernert and Mrs. Michael Lako, membership; Teacher Society of St. John's Epis- With the exception of the Clara Mrs. Joseph Velzer. Mrs. Joseph Cosky, hospitality; copal chapel .Tuesday night in the Barton Parent-Teacher Association, Stephen McNally, chairman of Enlisted Last Week In Marine Mrs. John Parsler, refreshments chapel social room. New By-Laws Adopted! Under PTA Auspices the Red Cross and the fire com- \ the planning committee, has named 1 with Mrs. Leeo Brodniak co-chair- Corps For Service During Mr. Peterson is rehabilitation pany's own units, all groups desir- j George A. Dawson, general chair- Emergency. Prizes For Costumes man, and Mrs. David Gallagher, worker at the Roosevelt Hospital Mrs Ricd And MrsRosko s ing to use the auditorium for) man to be assisted by Herbert publicity. and was formerly director of field By Boy Scout Council , dances and other affairs will be i Wlldgoose, Bernard Van Erden, Meeting nights were changed to Co-Chairmen Of Affair charged the new fee. ! William Johnson, Joseph Veizer, FORDS—Stehen Borri of 44 service for the Middlesex County Troop Mothers Hold Meeting 1 At Hallowe'en Dance the fourth Tuesday of each month. Tuberculosis League. In Clara Barton . Action to establish a rental fee [ Joseph Horvath, George F. Meyer, Evergreen Avenue, Claude Lund of A reception was held in honor Members present at. the session In Home Of Mrs. Ander- was brought about by therecelpt of, Joseph Carey, William Fiuler and 29 Second Street and Albert Jac- of the outgoing officers after the included Mrs. Arnold Christensen, son In Fords. CLARA BARTON. — The Clara numerous requests to Use the hail. | Commodore Gernert. ques of Grant Street who enlisted Clara Barton PTA Is Sponsor meeting. They were presented with Mrs. George Ferdinandsen. Miss in the Marine Corps last week for gifts. Mrs. Gockle was In charge FORDS. — The regular meeting'' Barton Parent-Teacher Association the duration of the national emer- Of Fete Friday In Viola Fullertton, Mrs. John Jago, of the Mothers' Club of Boy Scou: i n"ld a successful card party in the of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Louis Peterson, Mrs. Harold schfX)I gency, are now stationed at Par- School Hall. Dambach and Mrs. Lako. Troop 51 was held at the home auditorium. Mrs. VicLnr ris Island, S. C. Sandorff, Mrs. Aina Sorensen, Mrs. of Mrs. A. Anderson. Presiding '•RiccI and Mrs- Michael Roskos William Varady, Miss Anne Whit- was the president, Mrs. C. Gils-; were co-chairmen, assisted by Mrs G. O. P. Accepts Victory The training period at Parris CLAItA BARTON. — The fol- Island Is approximately two months ten and the Rev. William H. jorf ; J, Marker, Mrs. Peter Ottzen, Mrs. lowing were prize winners at the TO MARK ANNIVERSARY Schmsus, vicar. Co cr a d Mrs And W after which they will be full- Hallowe'en dance held Friday The by-laws were read to the ******* , °P " , " " fledged Marines and available for night by the Clara Barton Par- group for the third time, voted I Winchtgel. Mrs. Roskos won the 'In Pride And Humility* sea duty, abroad or at any of the RariUn TowmWp RunUen d0 rize ent-Teacher Association in the TEETH TOPIC on, and accepted. It was agreed ?^ P - , , , , • j o her rize Mayor Greiner Says Policies Of Administration Have Been various Marine Corps bases main- school auditorium: Alice Kearstan, To Have Dance Nov. 28. by the club at the beginning ofi Brld}} e MrPs pinnerp s included: tained throughout the United prettiest costume; Oscar K&us, the year that their laws would'. BrldSSe- Mrs- ^mia^miam TestaTesta, MrsMrs. Dr. Bloom Discusses Care At Carr Mrs Given Stamp Of Approval; Vogel Felicitates Him States. most original, and Mrs. A. Coop- have to be read at three dlf- - - William Bennett Mrs CLARA BARTON.—-The Raritan l FsiU t Mrs M iIler d While at Parris Island, they wiJl er, funniest. Clara Barton PTA Meeting:. ferent meetings, and then voted on - ™ - " ' ^ *" £?" WOODBRIDGrZ—Success of all party candidates in the Township Ramblers will conduct and accepted. c- Wood: """my. Mrs. E. P. Wil- receive thorough instruction in Mrs. Sigurd Johnson, Mrs. Leon its first anniversary dance Friday son, Mrs. A. Kardos, Mrs. J. local election Tuesday is accepted by Republicans, said May- rifle and pistol practice, drills, in- Jennings and Albert Nielsen were night, November 28, at Joseph Co- CLARA BARTON—Dr. r. Bloom As the Mothers' Club is co- spections and the responsibilities of Metuchen gave an fn^iesting operating with Troop 51 in its Gulya, and Mis„ s. .Grace Toft; man the judges. lojay's Phoenix Grove, Jackson ] 1 or August F. Greiner yesterday, "in pride and humility," of a Marine. They will also have f Richard Jago and William talkon the care of the tielh at =ourt of honor to be held Novem- {f ^ J*rs Sylvia Gewertz and the immediate opportunity of en- • Avenue. Walter Cross and his the regular meeting of the Clara ber 14, a committee has been M"; Dorothy J^in- At the same time Assemblyman B. W. Vogel, Municipal O'Reilly were co-chairmen of the Rhythm Makers will provide the lnoc e W rolling in extensive educational affair, assisted by James Sallltt, Barton Parent'Teacher \ssocia- formed to work on that activity. . ! " - " _ Noll, Margaret Democatic Chairman, issued the following statement: courses. music. tion Wednesday afternoon in the Lutz, Mrs. A. Falkenstern, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anders Christensen. John Sovart is general chair- Appointed as chairman of this At the end of their training, school. committee was Mrs. Edward Triggs. WaldeJl, Mrs. Julius Engel, E- "May I take this opportunity in behalf of the Demo- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nagy and man, assisted by Joseph Gulya and Durfee, H. Mathiasen, Peter Lor- they will be granted a ten-day fur- members of the association. Mrs. Harriet MlHennan, a school The second of a series of dances cratic party of Woodbridge Town- lough for the purpose of visiting Edward Perkowskl. will be held by the club on Novem- ensen, Mrs. Anna Desendorf, Mrs. shIp anc tne nurse, also spoke and answered Hoskins, Edith Engel, Clara Sor- 5COUTMASTER HOST * many hundreds of home before being transferred to questions regarding thedental clinic. ber 28 at Fords No. 7 school. The citizens who voted for and sup- line of duty. LUCKY! chairman of the committee on the ensen, C. Mathiason. Miss Allen. CLUB UNIT MEETS Mrs. James Sallitt, president, pre- N. Desendorf, L. Nagy, Mr. Ler- orted tne CLARA BARTON. — The liter- sided. dance is Mrs. M. Loftus. , ., T 4 T T , „,„_,, Fedderson Gives Hallowe'en • P Democratic candidates At the- meeting was held the ! "ey- ™- ,Lutz> £ Lenke>'- MDudlngr, to extend to you, Mr. Mayor, and Lukac«' Car Is Demolished, ature and history department of M Roskos Mrs A Party For Fords Troop 52. the Clara Barton Woman's Club VICTORY DINNER first drawing of the winners In the ' - - - Christensen. He Only Gets SHght Cut Grace Durfee, Mrs. Cooper, A. Fal- your colleagues my heartiest con- Auto-Towing Service met at the home of Mrs. Emma WOODBRIDGE—The Republican newly-formed merchandise club. mRns-Mpmh?r. nf Bov "Voiit S^atulations upon your success at Moore In Edgergreen Street and Party Victory Dinner will be held The three winners were: Mrs. E. kenstrom, Mr. Wagner, Mrs. R. made plans to donate several chil- Tuesday night, November 25, at the Eberle, Mrs. F. Cannon and Mrs. Hameier, Mrs. Michael Roskos, A. FORDS—Members of Boy Scout tn „ T t fc ,„ j Christensen, Julia Hameier, A. Now Town-Controlled WOODBRIDGE — Although his dren's books to the local school Hotel Pines. B. Ferdinandsen. Troop 52 were guests of Scoutmas- su^essful administration." car was smashed beyond repair At each suc- Mueller, Mrs. H. Mathiasen, Mrs. library. Plans were also made to James S. Wight is general chair- ceeding meeting of the group. ter Arthur Fedderson at a Hallow- Grein spokesman in an accident at the corner ol visit the Conference House in R. Miller, John George, L. Hos- n rt for th Committee Adopts Ordinance Main Street and Mary Avenue, man and he will be assisted by four winners will be drawn, so kins, Ada Nelson, Mrs. Noll and V Pt L; *J i T ' A™?? e administration, declared the Tottenville on November 13. Mrs. John W. Boos, Mrs. Ella 'hat it will correspond to one was in Char?3 of re- Fords, late Wednesday night, Steve Mrs. Peter Ottzen. Swamciresnmentsk le. d the singing and Al- resldenton the spolicie of sth ean dcommunlt programy whichadh Fixing Prices; Wreckers Lukacs, 27, of Bonhamtown, es- winner a week. The next monthly meeting of Present were: John Salzman, promulgated when his party Must Be Licensed caped from the wreck with a NEW HOUSES cut over his left eye. the club will be held on Novem- Albert Hansen, John Tero'^ WI1-itoo k £w control of tne Tow^snlp ber 25 at the home of Mrs. M. liam Rasmussen, Joseph Blando, WOODBRIDGE —The "wrecker" According to the report made Bonalsky of 69 Hamilton Avenue. John Joseph by Officer Fred Leidner Lukacs Mass Sunday Will Open Permits For 22 Issued Dur- Robcr: "It is becoming increasingly evi- ordinance, which regulates and The dark horse prize was won Glfford, Albert Clement, Robert dent," he continued, "that the controls automobile wrecked oper- was driving west on Main Street ing October, Report Shows Clement, Joseph Stull, John Shea* when he collided with a car being by Mrs. A. Anderson. recovery of Woodbridge Township ating in the Township, was passed man, Theodore Dillworth, Robert from its financial difficulties and driven by Walter Flowers, Jr., 31, Celebration By Church The twelve mothers present at Dillworth, Rodman Straton Rich- Monday night, without objection, of 24 Surnmtt Avenue, Fords, who the meeting included Mrs. M.! WOODBRIDGE—Estimated cost resultant high tax rates is not on the second and third readings. was matting a left turn into Loftus, Mrs. J. Etahl, Mrs. M. ] of construction in the Township A large number of local garage Bonalsky, Mrs. P. Petersen, Mrs i during the month of October was Mary Avenue. After the crash the BONHAMTOWN—A high mass at congregation members. Vocalists Linn and Harold J. Bailey. men were present to hear the Lukacs car skidded across the road 11 A. M. Sunday sung by the Rev. and dancers will be dressed ln E. Triggs, Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs.', $109,820, according to a report to reading of the measure. G. Norlund, Mrs. M. Nielsen, Mrs. the Township Committee by Build- Harry Fedresson and Scoutmaster Heartened' Into an embankment. John Capistran Body, O.F.M., pas- Hungarian costume. Fedderson. "We feel heartened that the peo- The ordinance becomes effecttive Dinner will be prepared by the H. Kutcher, Mrs. W. Lehman, Mrs. ing Inspector William Allgaier. immediately and wreckers are now tor of both the St. Ladislaus H. McCallen. and Mrs. C. Gllsdorf. Exactly 123 building permits ple have given us a vote of confi- church in New Brunswick and St. church's Rosary Society and will BIRTHDAY PARTY dence and a command to continue under the direction of the building TO PARADE be served by the Children of Mary — were Issued and fees collected along the course we have mapped inspector. All garage men using Margaret-Mary church here, will MARRIAGE TOLD amounted to 0465. The permits in- Sodality, the MLsses Mary Mesza- Mrs. Izganich Is Hostess To out. In obeying this mandate, we wreckers must pay a license fee of Berrue Drum, Bugle Corps To open the latter church's tenth an- ros, Rose Deri, Elsie Deri, Helen HOPELAWN — Mr and Mrs • eluded permission for the con- give again our promise that we five dollars a year. niversary celebration. Kreiger, Anna Kreiger, Marion Steven Packay of Warden Street struction of 22 new dwellings at an Group Of Relatives. will not deviate in our determina- Charges to be charged for tow- Mark Armistice Day. Services will precede the anni- Murphy, Anna Hakdohl, Helen announce the marriage of their (estimated cost of $76,350. tion to provide the kind of govern- ing cannot exceed the following versary banquet In the church Vasko and Betty Vasko. daughter, Betty Munn, to John' ~ FORDS. — Mrs. Anna Izganich ment which has for its main ele- prices: PZSCATAWAYTOWN—The No- auditorium where entertainment The church trustees and mem- Benedict, son of Mrs. Joseph Ben- FORM CLUB of Beech Street entertained a ments efficiency, honesty and econ- Regular towing charge, $5; in vember business meeting of the will be provided. Music will be bers of the Holy Name Society edict and the late Joseph Ben- MENLO PARK—A group of group of relatives at her home in omy. We will pursue this deter- the event the front end of a car Harold -L. Berrue Memorial Drum played by Joseph Nagy and his will assist with the affair of which edict of Woodbridge. The cere-, young people have formed a club honor of her birthday. mination with every means at our has to be hoisted, $10; if near end ar.d £ugle Corps was held in the White Jackets orchestra during the Joseph Bodnar and Louis Vasko mony took place in St. Michael's I here which will meet each week. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Vic- disposal. of a car has to be hoisted, $12. town hall Monday night. Robert dinner and for dancing after. are co-chairmen. church, Perth Amboy. > Those attending the first meeting tor Wosh of Metuchen, Mr. and "In doing this, we feel we are The building inspector has the Voorhe^s, president, presided. The program arranged for the On the men's committee are Ste- at the home of Mrs. Doraf/iy Dlge Mrs. Frank Izganfch and daugh- contributing our small share toward right to suspend a license if there Thp corps will participate in the banquet will include brief ad- phen Petercsak, Joseph Toth. Fer- BOARD MEETING ' were: Mrs. Blanche Young, Mrs. ters, Joan, Bernice and Dolores, preserving forever the prestige of is any violation and in addition an Ar^.ilsMve night parade In New dresses by clergymen from nearby dirjand Kish, John Stumpf. Ste- FORDS—A board meeting of the' Vera Doyle, Mrs. Gertrude Shipley, of Perth Amboy, and Mr. and Mrs. democratic government. In these operator is liable to a fine of $50 Srunswicfc. playing 'OT the Vet- churches of the Franciscan Order, phen Deri, Peter Puskas and Jo- Fords Woman's Club was held J Mrs. Francis Ashton, Mrs. Rosa John BrozowskI and daughter. frightful days we can think of no or thirty days in jail for violations erans' Alliance. prominent c'vic leaders and charter seph Estok. Wednesday night in the library, j Williams and Mrs. Dorothy Di^e. Dorothy. loftier idea!. of any settlor, of the ordinance. -FRIDAY; N T 1941 Health Board Assays J. 'Shotgun Vitamin' Claims] "Baok Organized On State-Wide TRENTON—The State Depart- nutritional problems, made in the ment of Health today endorsed the l*st decade It is evident that an Basis, Medical Associa- attitude or the American Medical optimal state of heaitn cannot be tion Announces Association in belittling claims of i assured without a die.ary suffi- so-called -shotgun vitamins" to! ciently broact to include a variety • SELF • SERVICE • FOOD STORES • rectore universal health. cf essential elements. Among these NEWARK, Ocotber 29, 1941—New JT t r »**,«««„ ef-t- are vitamins. However, many ele- Jsrsey will be the first state in the D^:. .^.Lyny n ?**?*"?*' "iKlmcnts and substances are neces- union to have blood-banks organ- ANN PAGE ized on a state-wide basis, accord- Heaitn Director, today questioned , fQr mainfcenanCe of optl. nutritiOB. And this is the Im- ing tto the plan approved today by NO SEE-SAW SAVINGS AT YOUR b the health restoring claims; of; m] nutri caruin manufacturers that their fcant truth_an the substances the Preparedness Committee of the ' lred by normal adqlt human New Jersey Hospital Association It really pays to shop in your A&P Super Market because you get such consistent savings. We BEANS 3 : 1 worthy substitute for the lack of . ] _ can be suppliei d under or- Th~ Committee, meeting at the • W2il-balanced diet, u balanced Beth Israel Hospital In Newark, don't keep putting prices up one day and down the next so that we can shout: "Buy!" Instead Boston Style, Vegetarian, Tomato Sauce * dinary conditions by a Tender-cooked for c w-iie; .A(io2ph Kosbotfce ar.d Marja in a. oause wherein the Township o£ liens, or some right, title, Interest, Kosbothe, his wife; Sophie Brown Woodbridge, a municipal corpora- Silver Anniversary si Period Honor Roll and Mr. Brown, her husband; tion of the State of Xew Jersey, is estate, claim In or to th« premiss* Fords Notes Pfscataway Fords Girl Is Feted Mike Mihalisin and Mrs. Mike complainant, and you and others described in said bill of complaint. Mihalisin, his wife; Susie Mihal- are the defendants, you are re- VICTOR SAMUEL, Solicitor isin and Mr. Mihalisin, her hus- quired to appear and answer the for the Complainant, For Hopelawn Couple —Miss Elizabeth Derda of Perth Includes 65 Students , —Miss Evelyn Glyas of Silver At Metuchen Shower band; Mike Mihalisin and Luzie bill of said complainant on or be- 24 Commerce Street, Amboy was the guest of Mrs. Con- : Lake Avenue entertained the Lucky Mihalisin, his wife; James E^lin- fore the 23 rd day of December, Newark, N. J. stance Ward, of Horosby Street, Tuckers at her home. The Miss- ton and Mrs. James Eglinton, next, or the said bill will be taken Mr. And Mrs. Jacob Shefchik High School Principal An- his wife; Vincenzo Casaburo ana as confessed against you. Dated: October 22nd, 1941. Sunday. es Emma Schramm and Nadine Eleanor Savoth, Prospective F.B.—10-31;ll-7,14,21 Campbell were welcomed as new Mrs. Vincenzo Casaburo, his wife; The said bill is filed to absolutely Honor Guests At Party —Mrs. Laurence Jones of Ever- nounces List. Of Those Bride, Is Given Perty Lulgri Lacava and Mrs. Luigi La- debar and foreclose you from all members. vaca, his wife: Theresa G. Goodklnd right and equity of redemption f, In Csik's Hall. green Avenue is confined to her Winning Coveted Ranks J —On Saturday, the following In Vroom Home. Individually and as Executrix of o home with illness. the Estate of Martin H. Goodkind, in and to the- premises described in •' members of the Copper Card Club deceased and Mr. Goodkind, her certificates of tax sales dated; HOPELAWN—Mr. and Mrs. Jacob WOODBRIDGE — Sixty - five went to New York City where husband; Henry Goodkind, Indivi- January 7th. 1931; September 10th Shefchik celebrated their 25th wed- —Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Olsen FORDS—Miss Eleanor Savoth of 193,".; January 16th, 1936; October and Miss Jean Grelner of Wood- Wocdbridge High School students they attended a performance of dually and as Executor of the 15 th, 1936; June 1st, 1938; March ding anniversary with a party for ere listed on the honor roll for Panama Hattie: Mrs. Peter Bach- Bradley Beach, who is to be mar-, Estate of Martin H. Goodkind, 15th, 1939; covering- Lot 16 \ bridge' and Miss Gertrude Nier of ried soon to Henry Moog Jr., son' deceased and Mrs. Henry Good- n relatives and close fnr.nds at the first marking period accordi"^ mann, Mrs. John Bernat, Miss Block <42-A; Lots 2S and 29 ]n Avenel, were the guests of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moog, Sr ' kind, his wife; Mrs. Josiah Can- Block 573; Lot 1 in Block 330- Csik's hall. About 180 persons at- to an announcement made this Helen Disbrow, Miss Marion Grant. ter, wife of Josiah Canter, a : tended the affair. and Mrs. Fred Olsen of New of Mary Avenue, was honored at former owner: Bridget Murphy Lots 2542 and 2543 In Block 4S3-B Brunswick Avenue Sunday. week by Principal Arthur C. Ferry. . Mrs. Ezra Grant, Mrs. Kenneth Lots 2G06 IO 2610 and Lots 2626 1 Rush and Mrs. Eldon Rush of a surprise kitchen shower given atj and Mr. Murphy, her husband; to 2629 in Block 4S3-C: Lots 2716 The couple was married ir. Holy Those who won the coveted honor the home of Mrs. RusseU Vroom,1 Nick Hulsman and Catharine Huls- —Mr. and Mrs. William Mur- , Pise at away town, and Mrs. Fran- man, his wife: Frank Sikula and to 2720 in Block 4S3-E: Lot T in Trinity R. C. Church, Perth Am- are as follows: 1 Block 92S; Lots 719 and 720 l "Security's" phy, Jr., are at hcrne to their ces Casey of New Brunswick. 711 Main Street, Metucr.CTi Sat- MK. Prank Sikula, his wife; Jack n boy, October 28, 1916, both having Seniors, Anton Koposztas, Guy urday night. Sikula and Mrs. Jack Sikula, his Block 942; Lots S96 and S97 in come to this country from Czecho- friends at South Amboy. Mrs. . —The Ladies' Auxiliary of the wife: Annie Slkula and Mr. Block 950: Lots 1129 to 1133, H3S Murphy is the former Miss Dor- Van Syckle, Robert Zullo, Helen Raritan River Boat Club met Wed- and 1139 in Block 954; Lwts llpi LOANS slovakia, Mr. Shefchik in 1910 and Nemetz, Irma PUsko and Helen The shower was held midst an Sikula, her husband; Leonardo to 1201 In Block 355; Lots 1210 Mrs. Shefchik three years later in othy Eymundson of King George's . nesday night, in the clubhouse. autumn setting with flowers andi llar+naccio and Filomena Marln- 1211 and 121* to 1213 in Block P56'; $25 to $300 Road. Schmidt. , Mrs. John Sorensen, president, was accio, his wife; Mychaylow Fed- Lots 30 and 31 in Block 442.B-' is O:E DAY 1913. autumn leaves providing the deco- oriw and Joanna • FodorSw, his ; Any employed person, is —The regular meeting of the Juniors, Norma Ashmore, Emily • in charge. rations. The bride-to-be received wife: Jane E. Boyd and Mr. Boy a, Lots 315 and 316 In Block 935 The gathering at the anniversary Junior Woman's Club was held From, Lillian Gecsey, Margaret : —Teachers and officers of the her husband; Eva Dudas and Mr. Lots 477 and 473 in Block 93S; Lots eligible for a "Security" many beautriful and useful gifts $13 and SI4 in Block 944; Lots S72 loan festivities included the couple's Wednesday rrght at the home of Levi, Marie Pellegrino, Richard ' Baptist Chapel met last night at from her many friends Thr were Dudas, her husband: Mrs. 1st van S73 and 902 to 90S in Block 950- Brause, Franklin Hillman, Walter Szerdi, wife of 1st van &zerdi, a STUDY THIS CHART three daughters, Mrs. Rosalie Pin- Miss Andersen in Alboume Street, j the home of Miss Norma Hansen present. former owner; and their or any Lots 972 to 977 In Block 951; Lots ter, Mrs. Julia Frank and Miss —A rehearsal of the choral j Hwozdek, Henry Koehne, Edwin in Overbrook Avenue. of their respective unknown 1076 and 1077 In Block 953; Lots Amelia Shefchik, and one sou, Clif- group of the Woman's Club took Potter, Robert Stephan. —The Friendly Society of St Guests present were: M:;. Henry, heirs, devises, personal represen. 1325 to 1329 and Lots 1345 to 1349 1 In Block H5S: on the Assessment ford. John Soyak father it Mrs. place Monday night at the home Sophomores. Dorothy Briegs, James' Episcopal church met Mon- Moog, Mrs. John Schmidt, Miss tatlves, executors, administrators"! Map of the Township of Wood- Shefchik is the sole surviving par- of Mrs. William Testa in Dart- Winifred De Nyse, Dorothea Ken- i day night in the parish house Marion Schmidt, Mrs. Andrew i grantees, assigns or successors in bridge, County ol Middlesex. ent of the couple. ripht, title or Interest. mouth Street. Mrs. Samuel Hud- nedy, Marjorie Mazur , Bertha •on Woodbridge Avenue. John Schmidt, Mrs. Hans Schmidt, j By virtue of an order of the Includes All Charges Mrs. Shefchik has two sisters, son was in charge. Nagy, Claire Nay] or, Eleanor Pop- • Rigby, president, presided . Miss Agnes Schmidt, Mrs. Henry t Court of Chancery of Xew Jersey, j And you, the above named are made on the day of the date hereof, ' made defendants, because you have Mrs. Stanley Stahon and Mrs. Les- ovich, LaVerne Quadt, Ruth Scho- ; —Class Mothers of the Parent- Schmidt, Mrs. Matilda Schmidt, I or may claim to have a" lien or ter Stony, andone brother, Joseph enbrun, Ruth Schwenzer, Barbara Teacher Association met TuesGay Miss Matilda Schmidt, Mrs. Elsie JUST SIGN A NOTE Soyak. Gecorge Shefchik, brotner to the guests of honor a1", did the Williams, Kathleen Reynolds, Mur- afternoon at the home of Mrs Moog, Mrs. Frank Rock, Mrs. Hurband and wife j>ign to- of Mr. Shefchik, resides in Clay- other guests. Mrs. Joseph Orsak iel Sorenson, Michael Fundoc*:, Earl Christian in Lake View Henry Dunback, Miss Henrietta Ecthcr. SinRlc people alone. Bartholomew Jordano. Arthur Kn- No co-makers - assign- mont, Del. and Stephen.Shavel Jr. gavj short Boulevard. The executive board Dunback, Mrs. John Yakubic, Miss Coffee /overs leorcft around All attended and presented gifts complimentary talks. auer, William O'Brien, Prank ; met Wednesday afternoon at the Mary Yakubic and Mrs. Anna Ri- ments, etc. Trinke, Vreeland Anderson, Louis ' home of Mrs. Fred Langenohl in mar, all of Fords. To find the ptrfect f/avor—• Cre?kmur, Vernon Jensen. 1 lower Silver Lake Avenue. The object of tht starch h found ' Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Wait and Other Guests Freshmen, Jean Anderson, Normi In FLAGSTAFF'S templing savor, Christensen, Jean Dettmer, Mav- : daughter, Linda, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wait of Misses Helen and Rosalie Hirtz, garet Ann Grace, Anna Harba- 1 Mrs. Frank Hirtz and Mrs. George chuk, B'-atrice Johanson, Gloria Columbus Avenue Saturday night. ; Mr.and Mrs. Anthony Zippo and McCabe of Hopelawn; Miss Marga Kittell, Marrie Ann Kovacs, Doro- : Pero of Perth Amboy; Miss Rose thy Lozak, Irma Margoczy, Kath- daughter, Dorothy, of Chestnut Salmon. Mrs. Mary Callahan of ryn McEwen, Joyce Morgarison, i Avenue, and Miss Nora Gizzl of Jersey City; Miss Lorra'ne Avers. Leona Nolan. Theresa Pellegrino, First Street spent Sunday in New Mrs. Alice Ammon of Plainfisld; Vivian Rannussen, Harriet Reid, York. Mrs. Margaret Cosgrivc, Misses Gertrude Schatz, Irene Simon, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brooke and Joan and Doris Cosgrove of Bound J. 5. Booth, Manager Gretchen Van Syckle, John H. ' Fred Mstzger of Meeker Avenue Brook; Mrs. Harry Grogan, Mrs. 1529 MAIN STREET Baker, Charles Deber, George Has- were visitors in Easton, Pa., Sun- Victor Jackson and Mrs. Russel RAHWAY, N. J. ko. Warren Miller, Herbert Niel- day. Vroom of Metuchen; Miss Eliza- X <>. 734 sen, Robert Schaufele, John Yalc- beth Savoth, Mi;s Eleanor Savoth j YOUH NEIGHBORHOOD INDEPENDENT CBDCFP Tel. Railway 7-0102 ubik, Lola Penry. and Mrs. Charles Savoth of Brad- ' Mou(hly Hnle—'2\^^c of Vnpnld PLAY BRIDGE ley eBach. Itnlnm'i- Mrs. Stanley Nogan Entertains OX TRIAL TRIP In Clara Barton. PISCATAWAYTOWN —Commis- i Mr. and Mrs, Louis Ritthaler ol sioner Henry Troger Jr. of Wood- . BOND CLOTHES • BOND CLOTHES • BOND CLOTHES ' CLARA BARTON. — Mrs. Stan- bridge Avenue, with officials of the' Cedar Street were the dinner lsy Nogan of Alboume Street was guests of their son-in-law and Federal Shipbuilding Company of; hostesses to the Spade Bridge Kearny, was a guest on the trial j daughter. Sgt. r.nd Mrs. Thomas Club. Mrs. Raymond Wilck was Campbell of Raritan Arsenal. trop to sea of the .S.S. Atlanta awarded first prize for high score. which had been launched a few Mrs. R. M. Peins cf Lincoln High- Mrs. Einar Jensen won second •weeks agoand christened by Ma:-- ] way was hostess to ths Msnlo prize and Mrs. John Smith won gai*t Mitchell, author o: "'Gone Park Bridge Club Wednesday night, the consolation award. Other guests were: Mrs. John With the Wind." Mr. and Mrs. Lorain E. Grapes C. Anderson, Mrs. . Carl Reitsn- and children have moved into their bach, Mrs. David Eckart and Mrs. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY new home in Iselin. Gustav Bergman. 137721ft 1 TOi John Stasik and Mrs. John • Stasik, his wife; Abraham Kuntz, \ SELECT FROM The Menlo Park Th'mble Club Administrator of the Estate of i met at the horn:; of Mr.i. Jo:;3ph HUNTING TRIPS Henry Kuntz, deceased; Stephen . HUNDREDS of SMART Straka in Edison Avenue Mcnday. PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Open- Leskanich; Mary Leskovsky and : Mr. Leskovsky, .her husband: Wai- : ing of the hunting season next let- J. Stavac and Mrs. Walter J. j WOMEN'S week and deer hunting in Decem- Stavnf. his wife; Dorothea Peter- : SURPRISED! ber were the topics of discussion son; Herbert V. Horsey and Elhel | at a meeting of the Twilight Horsey, his wife; Herbert P. Ber- j Carl Gylling Is Honored On • Hunting and Fishing Club Monday spy and .Mrs. Herbert P. Bersey, his wife: Chancey SVilvsinte and ! . : night. Joseph Ambrosio, president, Mr. Snlvante, her husband; John Birthday Last Sunday. was jn charge. sStiekel anil Mrs. John Stickcl, his FORDS—A surprise party was held Sunday night at the homr; of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gylling in Third Street, in observance of '-he for- LRY mer's birthday anniversary. A Gift That Will Last A Uptime Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. j Fred Jorgenson, Mr. and Mrs. Rocl- ] Make Your Xmas Selection Early ney Solt, Mr. and Mn. Thomas; A Small Deposit Reserves Any Article McClung, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Dcs- ' mond, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kirk, j • Sport and Dress Coats! Mr. and Mrs. Mads Ma'dscn, Mr. j and Mrs. Christian Iverson, Mr Wirth's Reliable Jewelry • Many Fur Trimmed! and Mrs. George Rial Jr., Mr. and' Mrs. John Nielsen, Chris Normack • Season's Newest Materials! and Mr. and Mrs. Gylling. • Smart Fall Shades! • Vast Style Selection! • Complete Siie Range I 2 to 52 • Savings of $5 to $15! Furred Models up to $49*50 tl§§:V< Man has no more privacy than a goldfish. User's «o escaping it — wherever you go, whatever you do — you cannot avoid the MEN! YOU'RE WELL human glance — and so must always be at your sartorial best. Appearances do count- DRESSED IN THESE for CREDIT! it's a proven fact. Bond Clothes really make it easy for you to stand up against the mo •: critical eye. The Tailoring, style, and fit — the essentials of good appearance, are an incorporate gift in Bond Clothes. SUITS TOPCOATS WITH 2 TROUSERS OUTSTANDING VALUES Others $29.75 - $39.75 Master Designing! DO WHAT THOUSANDS ARE DOING YEARLY. Tailored to Perfection! BUY BOND CLOTHES DIRECT FROM THE fACTORY AT FACTORY PRICES AND SAVE Every Popular Model! Single & Double Breasted! Long Wearing Fabrics! SAVE $5 to $10 NOW! on CHILOSEN'S COATS NEW BRUNSWICK FACTORY REMSEN AVE. at HOWARD ST. NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY Open Daily 8;30 A. M. until 6 P. M. Evenings Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until 9 P. M. Richard Harris, Mgr. Smith Street Perrti Amboy 186 SMITH BOND CLOTHES BOND CLOTHES BOND CLOTHES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON AXIS ATTACKS Nora Wall and Mr. Wall, her Refer Tot -\V-234i Hi>ckpt 122/210 lvMl. the Township Committee will most Chambers. Memorial Municipal Buildinc . sell at public sale and to Up highest : •\VoodbridKe held Monday, Nov. 3, be paid in equal monthly install- husband; Nyal Company, a cor- NOTICE OF PIULIC SALE at 8 P. M. (EST) in the Committee Woodbridge. t^w Jersey, and expose and bidder accovdinK to terms of sale on file • 19*1. I was directed to advertise th» fad 1 ents of Jlo.00 plus interest and German',attacks upon American- poration; Joseph Weiland: and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Chambers. Memorial Municipal Building. sell at public sale and to the highest with tbe Township Clerk open to inspw- j that on Monday evfening Novemberl", other terms provided for In con- owned ships have not been con- their or any of their respective At a regular meeting of tha Woodbridge. Kvw Jersey. s.r.d expose ar.d bidder according to terms of sale on file tion and to be publicly road prior to saic, 19-11, the Township Committee will meet tract of sale. unknown heir3, devisees, personal Township Committee of the Town- sell at public sale sr.d to tho highest vith tbe Township Clerk open, to inspec- Lots 103 e.n-1 104 in Block 510-1, nt 8 P. M. (EST) in the Committee Take further notice that at said fined to war zones proclaimed by representatives, executors, ad- ship of Woodbridffe held Monday, bidder according to terms of saie on KiO tion, and to be iublic!y read prior to sale. Woodbridjte Township Assessment Map. ; Chambers. Memorial Municipal Building, sale, or any dale to which it may Hitler, but have occurred outside 7nlnl3trator», r^antees, assigns November 3rd ISil, i 772.3 directed —ith the Tc-^nafcip Ge:!: cpen to inspec- Lots 105 and 106 In Block 51.0-1. Take further notice that the Township Woodbridge, NVv7 Jersey, and expose nnd be adjourned, the Township Oom- the belligerent areas proclaimed or successor! m rl^h;, :1:1a or to advertise the *ac*. that on Mon- tion tno to ce publicly -ead ^rior to saie. "Woodbrldge Ta-vnship Assessment Conunittee has. by resolution and pu.-sti- j sell at public saie and to the highest mitceo reserves the right In its dis- by the President and even be- Interest. day evcnlas, IS'cverr.'cer ITth, 1941. Lots 47 and 43 in Block 53-£., ilap. ant to law. fixed r minimum price at . bidder according to terms of sale on file cretion to reject any one or all 3y virtue of an Order of the n'osabridsc Tcw-snip Assessment Map. Taks f-^rther r.ct-ce that the ToTrnship •rrhich said lots ia said block %riil be sold with the Tov;tiship Clerk open to inspec- bids and to soil said lots in said together with ell other details pertinent, tion and to bo publicly rend prior to sal?. tween South America and Africa. Court o; Chancery of TfeTT Jerse;-", at S P. il. (E3T) In the Ccr.nI:«2 Take f*7tk~z r.zz.c? fr.st tis To^ssr.ip CcsissiKes has. by resolution and parss- 1 block to such bidder as it may Cc=—itt^ has. by rssciutica £~d purs*>i- said minimum price being SiOO.00, Lots 32 to 34 Inclusive in Block In 'act, the 1600-mli3 stretch cl rsade on the day o' iho date here- Chambers, jlenicrlti _ Slur.icipai ar.t to 13^. iixzd a ^inim-^ra price at select, due regard betnj? given to of, i^ a cr.-se TTherein th« io~r.- Tr'cich said Ist3 :n said fclccil Trill be soid Pius costs or preparing uecd and 446-C, Tv'oodbrldge Township As- terms and manner of payment, in ~zi&: JbctTTESr. thsse continent 1 advertising this sale. Bald lots in sessment Map. have acquired increased Iziport- ship cf rf'oodbrldse, a ^•r-T.'.c'.^s.', and e^po-e ar.d sell at public sal? lets ia sa.Ia ilsck ~Iii "co soli te^cthsr Tri'Jn ail ether detaiis ?ert;n'?r.t. case one or more minimum bids corporation 0; the State ol 2ie~ ar.d V3 the highest bidder according said aln:ni'-=i pries ii-.r-s S100.CO plus , said blcck if soxd on terras, —ill re- shr.il be received. ar.ce. VThiie the British have a Jersey, is cor^plainaa;. &zi you and certs of >rc?Erins docd end cdvertlsi^c Upon acceptance 0* the minimum SHI2.1L navei force cpsrstinj ITQZZL othera are ths QEfendants, yau ere ctxi3 c- yrcpariaj d?ea ar.a thi3 soic. $c:d tcta lr. ssid eicck if »id bid. or bid above minimum, by the s ss en toTms. wil" require r. da~T. payment s^; :p iatr, f:xca a sinimus? price et Tov.-nship Committee and the pay- African ports, the main responsi- required to appear and ar.s—er the • a~d to be p'jbiiCiy 72E3 ;:::r to this saie. Sa?^ '" •" ^^ 's'.xk if said paid In cQuai monthly Installments Trhich said lots in said block v,*ill be sold blii of said complainant on or be- saie, Lots 63 and 69 in Block on terms. ~U1 rc-qoire a do^n paT^r.er.t cf S15.00 the balance of purchase price of J5.QQ plus Interest and other ment thereof by the purchaser ac- bility for safeguarding this area fore the 11th day Of December, next, to be paid in final monthlv installments together with ttil other details pertinent. cording to the manner of purchase • 432-K, Wooabridge Township As- of S30.00, the balance of purchase terms provided for In contract of said minimum price being: $300.00 plus will rest upon the United States or the said bill will be taken as | sessment Map. price to be paid in equal monthly of S5.00 plus interest and otheT terms sale. in accordance witb terms of sale on confessed against you. provided for in contract of sale. costs of prepar-inn ilecd nnd advert'sinfr file, the Township will deliver a. and South American countries, Ur- I Take further notice lhat the installments of 510.OO plus interest Take further notice that at said sale. this sale. Said lots in said block if sold or any date to which it may, be ad- 1 bargain and snle deed for said uguay and Brazil have taken steps The said bill Is filed to absolutely I Township Committee has, by reso- and other terms provided for in Take further notice that at said sale, on terms, will require n down payment premises. debar and foreclose you from all lution and pursuant to law. fixed contract of sale. journed, the Township Committee reserves of S30.00, the balance of purchase to indicate their appreciation of or any date to which it may be ad- the risht in its discretion to reject ^any Dated; November 4th. 1341. right and equity of redemption or. a minimum price at which said Take further notice that at said sale, journed, the Township Committee reserves I price to be paid in equal monthly tho dangers involved. In and to the premises described lots in said block will be sold to- one or all bids and to sell said lots in 1!. .1. m-NlGAN, or any date to which it may be ad- • the right in its discretion to reject any said block to such bidder as it may select, : installments of $10.00 plus interest TnwnsnHi rierk. In certificates of iix saJes dated fretlier «-jth all other detai.'s per- journed. the Township Committee reserves one or all bids and to self said .'.is in and other terms provided for In June 10th, 1335; September 10th. tinent, said minimum price b»lnp due regard beinc Riven to terms and To be mi vert i'od November 7th. the richt in its discretion to reject any said block to such bidder as it may select. manner of payment, in case one or contract of sale. nnd November 14th, 1941, in ihe 1&35; January 16th, 1936: October J125.00 plus costs of preparing one or nil bids and to sell said lots i". due regard being given to terms and IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY 15th, 1936; June 1st. 1937, and deed and advertising this sale. Said more minimum bids shell be received. I Take further notice that at said sale, Fords Beacon. 137/3I7 sairt block to such bidder as it may select, man.ier of payment, in case one or or any date to which it may bo ad- March 15 th, 1939; covering Lots lots in said block i£ suid on terms, due regard beintc jiiveri to terms and more minimum bids shall be received. Upon acceptance of the minimum bid. TO: Martha J. Haudell and Mr. 1772 and 1773 In Block 447-B: Lots will require a down payment of or bid above minimum, by the Township journed, tho Township Committee reserves manner of payment, in case one or Upon acceptance of the minimum bid, the right in its discretion to reject any HaudeU, her husband; American 256 and 257 In Block 448-E: Lot J15.00, the balance of purchase more minimum bids shall be received. Committee and the payment thereof by Uankera Finance Co., a corpora- 349 in Block 44S-O: Lots 418 to price to be paid in eoual monthlv or biii above minimum, by the Township the purchaser according to the manner of one or all bids and to sell snid lots in tion; Mary La. Rue and Mr. La 420 In Block 44S-H; Lots 834 and Installments of 15.00 plus Interest Upon acceptance of the minimum bid, Committee and the payment thereof by purchase in accordance with terms «£ sa'u said Week to s'.toh bidder ns it may select', Hue, her husbu.id; Airs.. I'aul 836 In Block 443-O: Lots 1368 10 and other terms provided for In or bid above minimum, by the Township j the purchaser according to the manner of on file, the Township will deliver ft bnr- due rejrard beinsr Riven to terms and Xcott, K'Jfe ol i'aul Scott, a. 1370 In Block 448-V: Lots 1037 to contract of sale. Committee and the payment thereof by purcl:n.rc in accordance witb terms of sale Esin nnd sale deed for said premises. manner of payment, in rnse one or the nurehaser according to the manner of on file, the Township will deliver a bar. more minimum bids shall be received. ! lorimr owner; Mr. Qucney, hus- 1039 in Block 44&-D; Lots 222-). Dated: November 4th, 1941. band of Matilda CJuenty, a for- 2225, 2239 and 2240 in Block 478-C: Take further notice that at said Diirchase in Accordance with terms of snlc Kaii and r-le deed for said nremises. Upon acceptance of the minimum bid. Lots.24*2 and 2443 In Block 478-D: sale, or any date to which It may on file, the Township will deliver a bar- Dated: November 4th, 1941. B. J. DUNIGAN. mer owner; H. C. Mooney Co., a gain and .isle deed for said nremises. Township Clerk. or bid above minimum, by the Township Corporation; Albert F. Klrby and Lots 2961 to 2964 In Block 4S1-B: be adjourned, the Township Com- B. J. DUN1GAN. Committee nnd the payment thereof by Lots 3034 to 3051; In Block 4S1-C; mittee reserves the richt in its Dated: November 4. 1941. Townshin Clerk. ' To be advertised November 7th, Charles W. Klrby, trading as 1 and November 14th, 1941, In the the purchaser according to the manner cf ' Lots 275 in Block 614; Lots 216 to discretion to reject any one or B. .7. DUNIGAK. To he advertised November 7th, purchase in accordance with terms of sale , Kirby Brothers; Mary Tittel and all bids and to soli said lots In Fords Beacon. Mr. Title!, her hu--band; John 218 In Block 673: Lots 537 to n70 T"«vnship Clerk and November 14th, 1341, In the on file, (he Township will deliver a bar- : 638 to 6*3 In Block 681: Lota 10S2 said block to such bidder as !t To be advertised November 7th, Fords Beacon. gam and snle deed for said nrfmises. TUie! and Mrs. John THcel. his may select, due regard beins Riven to 3037, 1090 to 1101. HOR 10 1109 and N'ove mber 14 th, 1541, in the Reter To: W-52i Docket I1S/SS Dated: November 4th, 1941. wife; Mary Kelly and Mr. KeHy, in B!ock 634 and Lois 1062 to 10SG to terms ar.d manner of payment, Fords Beacon, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE her husband; Wilbur T. Zrr.nrsor. !- Block 695, o^ '.he Assessment in. case or.e or more minimum bids Refer To, W-17I; Docket 133/61 B. J. DUNIGAN. Mar.agerr.er.t Corporation, a cor- Map of the Towr.shin 0'. Wood shall be received. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Township Clerk. To be advertised November 7th. poration; Acceptance S&r.klr.s bridge. County o* Middlesex. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: At a regular sieciixs of the Totrn- Corporal! or., a. corporator.; Jos- Upon acceptar.ee o! the minimum Refer T->: V/-2-12; Docket 122/213 sHp Committee of the Towr.shin Of ar.d November 14th, 194!, in tho. And you, the above named are NOTICE QV "VBL'C SALE At a regular meeting o* the Fords Beacon. . *>ph P. Glyr.r.; Modern Security bid, or bid above minimum, by the Township Committee of the Town- Woodbridse held Monday November 3, Carr.pzr.y o! Philadelphia, a cor- made defendants, because you have To^vr.ship Committee, ar.d the pay- TO WHOM IT HAY CONCERN: 19il. I was directed to advertise the fdcl or may claim to have a lien or At a regular meetir.sr of the ship of Woodbridse held Monday, por-t!or.; Alexander Chambley; me.ru thereof by the purchaser ao • November 3, 1941, I was directed that on Monday evening NovemberlT, Michael Paul!, Sr., Trustee for liens, or some right, title interest, cording to the manner of purchase! Township Committee of the Town- 1341. the Township Committee will meet estate, claim In or to the premises ship of Woodbridtre held Monday. to advertise the fact that on Mon- Refer To: AV-SIi Docket 110/20 2£&ry Piull and Mr. Paull, her ia accordance with terms of sale J day evening, November 17th. 1941, at S P. M. (EST) in the Committee NOTICE OF Pl'BLIC SALK described in said bill of complaint. or. file, the Township will deliver November 3rd, 1D41, I w?.s directed j Chambers, Memorial Municipal Buildir.c. husband; Aetna R. Silk and Mr. to advertise the fact that OP. Mon- the Township Committee wil] meet TO 1VHO.1E IT MAY COytCERX; S!!k, her husband, Mrs. Charles J. VICTOR SAAfUEL. a bargain ar.d sale deed for said at 3 P. M. (EST) in iha Committee Woodbridse. Nw Jersey, ar.d expose ar.d Solicitor for the Complainant, premise?. day evening, November 17 th, 1941 ! se!l et public sa!e and to the highest At a regular- meeting of the Silk, wife of Charles J. Silk, a the TownshiD Committee w.i!l meet Chambers, Memorial Municipal Township Committee of the Town- 24 Commerce Street, Dated: November 4th, 1941. Building:. Woodbridge. New Jersey, • bidder accordinE: to terms o£ sale on file former owner; Mary Anderson and at S P. M. (EST) In the Committee with the Township Clerk open to Inspec- ship of Woodbridcre held Monday, Mr. Anderson, her husband; Helen Newark. N. J. B. J. DLJNIGAN, Chambers, Memorial Municipal and expose and sell at public sale November 3rd, 1941, I was directed Townshin Clerk. and to the highest bidder accord- tion and to be puhliclv rend prior (o sale. Karrell and Mr. Farrell, her hus- Dated: October 10th. 1941. Building, Woodbridee, New Jersey, Lots S and 9 in Block 442-F, to advertise .the fnot thai oti Mon- band; John F.irrell and Mris, John KB. 10-17, 24, 31; 11-7. To be advertised NnvcmbT 7 th and expose and sell at public sale ing tn terms of sale on file with ' day evening, November 17th, 1941. and November 14th, 1941, in the the Township Clerk open to in- Woodbridge Township Assessment Karrcll, his wife; Edward J, Die- and to the hiRbe^t bidder accord- Map. . the Townshiii Commit toe nil! moot fenbach; MeDoiiKall-Butler Co., Fords Beacon. ing to terms: f sale on file with spection and to be publicly read I at S I*. M. (KST) in the I'ommlt. o prior to ale, Lot 2 in Block 3S7.-D, Inc., a corporation; Dominic I'oli- I IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY the Township Clerk open to in- E Take further notice that the Township I teo Chambers, Memorial Municipal seo a'd Mrs. Dominic J'olfseo, spection and to tip puMfcly read IVcod bridge Toirnshlp Assessment Committee hns. by resolution and pursu- : Iiuitdinfr. IVmirfbriclfre, New Jersey. prior to pale, Lot 17 In Block 375.A Map. ant to law. fixed a minimum price «t \ nnd expnse and soil at nubile sr hln TV lie; Michael J. Blake and TO: Max Striker and Rose Striker, Refer T01 AV-23( Docket 1IB/524 Mrs. Michael J. Blake, his wife; his wife: Anthony Glacona and Woodbridjre Township Assessment which said lots in said block will he sold and to the highest bidder according NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Take further notice that the 1 Henry A. SUfanotty and Hen- Mrs. Anthony Giacona, his wife; Map. Township Committee has, by reso- tORether with all other details pertinent, to terms of snle on file with tho TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: naldminimum price beinc; $200.00 plus rietta fitefanotty, his wife; Leo Frances fllacona and Mr. Ola- Take further notice that the lution and pursuant to law. fixed Township Clerk open to inspection Rubin and Mrs. Leo Rubin, his cona. her husband: Fred C. S'ohn, At a resrular meeting of the Town- a minimum price at which said costa of preparing deed and advertising I and to the nubliclv read prior (n ship Commit'ee of tho Townshin of Township Committee has, by reso- this saie. Said lots in said block if sold wife; Joseph J. Levy; Louis Sr., and Mrs. Fred C. Sohn. Sr., lution and pursuant to law. fixed lot in said block will be sold to- | sale, Lots 12,". and 12B In Block •\Voodbridge held Monday November a, i>n (erms, will require n down payment j IT-L, Woodbridge Township As- Marffoltea; Grace B. Rockhold his wife: Salvatore Clornello Ci- a minimum tirlce at which said gether with all other details perti- ofS20.00, the balance of purchase price and Mr. Rockhold, her husband; anci a-nd Mrs. Salvatore Clorncilo l!l.il I wns (Erected i-i ndv-rtise thr f.irt lot in said block will be sold to- nent, said minimum price belnc sessment Man. CSanci. his wife; Theresa. Hctus- that on Monday evening November 17, J53.52 plus costs of preparing deed to be paid in equal monthly installments Northern Insurance Company of 1 g-ether with all other details per- of $10.00 plus interest and other terms Take further notice that the Mew York, a corporation; SJ!!e". *i2. (also known as Theresa Zar- 19sI, Ihc Tow.ishfr Corv..f.ittce v;i!! meet tinont. i-2 *d minimum price belne and advertising this sale. Said lot Township Committee has, by reso- All new fabrics... ni) and Mr. Retusr.a, her hus- at S P. M. (SST) ir. the Co—™.:ttee in s:iid blocl-: '.i sold on terms. provided for ir. cos tract of s=!e. Scot:; Charles C. Eerkhein-.er: 5150.00 p^tia costs of preparing 1 lution ar.d Dursuant to law. fixed liarvey E. Serkheir.-.or, and their band or Mr. Zarr.i. her husband, Cha~bers. Mi^o.ia! ?4u-ic:pa! Eu:ld:n?. deed ar.d 2.dver:is:r.3r this sale. Eaid w: ! require 3. down payment of Take iurtier r.otice that -t Eiid ssJe, a. mir.iir.un-. price at wji'.-h said !otr as tha case may be; Ausust Leh- "Wcochvlds*. I^w Jersey, zr.d expose ar.d lot in said block it sold or. terrr.s. 515.00, 'the balance of purchase o? S.T.V dite ta which ;c n".ay be- ad- ir. said block will be sold tosrether COVERTS, WORSTEDS, or any c-f their respective ur. id! it p«b!ia £=!a ar.d to the hUh«t ksowa heirs, devisees, personal man z.nd Mrs. August L,ehm2r., wil! require 3. down payment of price to be paid in equal monthly jourr.ed. the Towr-.ship Committee reserves with all other (iot.i'ls pertinent, his wife: Nellie J. Wall and Mr. bidder aecordiiiK to terms of rale or. file $15.00, the balance of purchase installments of $10.00 nlus interest the rijrht in its discretion to reject any said minimum price being- $600.on. TWEEDS, SHETLANDS, representatives, txecutors, admin- Wall, her husband; Hnlen Scheel« with the Township Clerk open to inspec- and other terms provided for In istrator*, prranlees, assign? or suc- price to b« paid in efiu.il monthly one or nl! bids and to sell said lots in plus costs of jireparhur ileoil ami and Mr. Schcele, her husband: tion n-d to be p»Miolv re-"i prior to sn)i», installments of $10.00 plus interest contract of sale. sriid block to such bidder us it mny select-, advertising this sale. Said lots In cessors In right, title or Interest, Steve Russok and Mrs. Steve Lot 338 In Block 313-A, "Wood- and other tPrms provided for in Take further notice that at said due rettard belnir given to terms and said block if sold nn terms, will FLEECES, ETC. By virtue of an Order of the Ilugsolt, his wife; Steve Ruasok bridge Township Assessment Map. j contract of .'vile. manner of payment, in case one or require a down payment of $60.00, \ Court of Chancery of New Jersey, and Anna Russok, his wife; Jo- sale, nr any dale to which It may more minimum bids shall he received. the balance of purchase prico to made on the day of the date seph Dcmeske and Mrs. Joseph Take further notice that at said bf- adjourned, the Township Com- Tnkc further notice that the Townshin Kale, or any date to which it may mittee reserves the rlcht In Its Upon acceptance of the minimum bid, lii-i'tof, In a cause wherein the Demeske, his wife: lMd|e Cozzo Committee has. by resolution and pursu- or bid above minimum, by the Township Township of Woodbrldirc, a muni- and Minnie Cozzo, hia wife; 1st. be adjourned, the Township Com- discretion to reject any one or ant to lav. fived ."• nijnimum urire at mittee reserves tho ripht in its dis- all bids and to sell said lot In said Committee and the payment thereof by cipal corporation nt the State of van Szerdl and Mrs. Jstvan Szer- which said lot in said block will besolu the purchaser nccordincr to the manner of New Jersey, Is complainant, nnd dl. his wife: Mrs. Martin H. cretion to reject any one or all block to such bidder as It may se- <> to,~pther with nil nthei- rlctJii'-s Tie^Iinf-nt. bids and to sell saiil lot in said ject, due reprard beinp: to terms and nurehase in accordance with terms of sale 1 you and others ;ire the defend- Goodklnd, wife of Martin II .•said minimum price beins 5300.00 plus on file, the Township will deliver n bar- Goodklnd, a former owner, nnd block to such hkider aa It may manner of payment, is case one or IT'S EASY TO ants, you are required to appear cor-tx of pr"")--'"" 'l^ci nid r.dvcrfsin-' nelect, due regard beinjr pivon to more minimum bids shall be re- cnln and snle deed for snid premises. and answer the bill of said com- their or any of their respective this sale. Said lot in said block If sold Dated: November 4 th, 1941. unknown heirs, devisees, person- terms and manner of payment. In ceived. BUY A plainant on or before the 2.1rd on terms, will rcfjuin? n down payment case one or more minimum bids B. J. DUNIGAN, day of December, next, or the al representatives, executors, ad- of $30.00,the balance of purchase price Upon acceptance of tbe minimum ministrator*. Rrantees, assigns or ; 1 ! l shall be received. bid, or bid above minimum, by the Township Cterk. nal Copr. (Percy L. Crosby, World rights reserved 'He GJveth His Beloved Sleep' 19-11 ^King Features Syndicate, Inc. "I dread going to been I know the season. He is happy for he that I shall not sleep," said a ner- is surrounded by love. If he is vous, worried-looking woman. "I troubled he can take his little have taken so much sleeping worries and problems to wise and medicine that it has very little sympathetic parents who will assist POLLY AND HER PALS effect on me any more, so I may him in smoothing them all out. as well content myself to Jic He does not fear insecurity Inr HEV/POLLV-- awake." he knows that he will be provided for. LOOK/ HERE IS NOW Ik Is a pity that people learned ABSOLUTELY KNEW SOMEBODY the use of such drugs, or that Here is a lesson that grown ups SOMETHING GUARANTEED they are often obtained without may well take to heart. Just THAT the prescription of physician. While R&ALLV as the child trusts his parents an'i WORTH most of the hypnotics are notfirds security and happiness, so PRESERVE habit-forming in the sense that must those who have reached ma- WHILE / ORIGINAL the narcotics arc, still they can turity trust their Heavenly Father, do Irreparable Injury to neurotics if they too would experience the COMPLEXION and those who are particularly sus- sensa of security ar.d peace that ceptible to their influence. is characteristic of childhood. There are various causes fir Though the little ones come to sleeplessness. Any emotional up- father and mother in simple faith set, fear, anger, grief, or disap- to make their requests known, GOSH, pointment, all tend to drive away they do not always get what nAs, sleep. Also the hnblt of. taking they ask for, but they are con- SWELL/ \ problems to bed to be thought tent because father and mother over, or business to be straight- knows best. So love and trust ened out. causes wakefulness. in our Heavenly Father enables Shakespeare makes many al- us to confront the tragedies, sor- luelons to the subject. He ••ic- rows, and disappointments of life tiires Macbeth as kept awake without bitterness. by a guilty conscience: "Methought I heard a voice cry, Only through persistence do we 'Sleep ho more! conquer our disturbing emotions work more than two weeks and Macbeth does murder sleep, the and triumph over them. Only therefore, their salaries will be innocent sleep." j those who are at peace with them- ' lower than their normal stipend, DETECTIVE RSLEY Browning says of the care-fwe 1 selves and with the world enjoy , but will average more than $25,- ' sound, undisturbed sleep. I 000. In the cast are Charles Boyer child: WA6 BttVING "How he sleepeth; having drunk- The anxiety and fear wnteh lead . Rita Hayworth, Edward G. Rob- H£ CA$£ OF TtiB MUZD&Z Of WiHi fe£Hf IS /l£Y STOPS OfF FOR A PACK OF O6Ag£rr£$ en to wafcefulness are often due to '•inson, Joel McCrea, Charles Laugh- CiO$£D AS B£6O$ DGlHKS POiSOtt UPOti B6IMG WHCf/ OUC riiAf CH£W5 eyssce 6UM ^yi 0i^£ Me A wttr / physical causes. Sometimes it is !ton, Elsa Lanchester, Paul Uobeson, Of THE SQUAP CAK CCPS 6£lM'//.li££P UP IMA y / OF THATeutl6.i. Weary Childhood's mandragore. SHOWN WtoetKE OP H)$ GUILT. vou ARG,SIR: MM CUBWHG From his pretty eyes have sunk- Induced by nervousness caused: Ethel Waters and Eddie Andersin. CAfAE IM en from indigestion. The physician j Speaking of Eddie Anderson re- cetJTS wofcfH oe BUBBLE GUM...AMD HOW we seen / HWOFF...5AIPHE Pleasures to make room for more, should be consulted. Sometimes' minds us that Anderson, who is an uncomfortable bed, a pooriy Jack Benny's butler, is doing right Sleeping near the withered nose- ! gay ventilated room, or discomfort hin- well for himself these days. The piece von tiers sound and restful sleep. Learn Negro comedian owns a yacht, a WH£d VOU BOUGHf Which he pulled the day before." to relax. It is said that "two station wagon with a horse trail- He who would learn to sleep hours of sound sleep and siv orer, four race horses and a larger like a child must ponder the rea-eight hours of relaxation," en- •limousine than his boss. . . sons why. Th.e child does nut ables poor sleepers to carry on I worry; neither does he carry his their usual work. i When Jimmy Rogers signed a griefs to bed with him. He plays contract with Hal Roach to ap- hard in the open air and is health- "Of all the thoughts of God that pear with Noah Berry, Jr., "in ily tired when night comes. If he are "Dudes Are Pretty People," he has wise care-takers, he is given Borne upward unto souls afar stipulated that there should be no an early supper which is simple Along the Psalmist's musfc deep. exploitation of his father's name and nourishing. He sleeps in a Now tell me if that any is in publicizing his efforts. Jimmy | cool, well-ventilated room. His bed For gift or grace, surpassing this— j is the youngest son of the late \ cldthes are light and adapted to He giveth His Beloved Sleep." Will Rogers. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello's next comedy will be "Pardon My Sarong." sht 1041 Lincoln Ewaisaoer Features Ir.c News From The Screen World "Girl Crazy," Broadway musi- cal hit of about ten years ago, will By Emily EnrigM: be revised by Metro, which has owned It for some time. Mickey By the time Hollywood and Den- film was producd at the Glenn L. Rooney and Judy Garland wtfl ham, England, get through with Martin plant, in Baltimore, and probably have the leads. FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW* v Bob Dart us, we snail certainly be R.AJF.- gives a short, but striking, descrip- Unofficial rumors at present ralnded. Hollywood has assisted in tion of the making and assembling are to the effect that Gary Cooper exploiting the R.AJF. by means of of the medium bomber know as and Annabella, wife of Tyrone *i%*gle Squadron," "Shadows of the B-26. . . Power, will have the roles ol Rob- Their Wings," "A Yank in the ert Jordan and Maria, respec- A GIAM1" Of 13 tAece FLASH OP HAJP" and soon the March of Tyrone Power has the worst tively, in Paramount's "For Whom •rttoMAS i&PMAw, "Dire Bombers," "Flight Patrol," sort of luck with his left leg. Dur-The Bell Tolls," Production is sch- IOQ,OCQ V/OLT^/ CAPABLE of PPOUOCIHG \,ooo ing the " filming of "Brjgham WHAf'4-rm*?? Ttme is issuing a survey of the eduled to begin sometime during VOU 4AV VOU HAVC RJLP. Young" a piece of ski jabbed November. deeply into his right thigh. During The British Air Ministry is also Metro has finally decided on assisting greatly in the making the making of "The Mark of Zorro." Power dropped a five gal- the title for the film which hp.s. at such British fiction films about at one time or another be-n "Miss the R.A.F. as "Spitfire," "The First lon jug on his foot and broke two toes. As if that wasn't tnough. Achilles' Heel," "Her Honor" and of the Pew," and "One of Our Air- "Bachelor Girl Number Ope." It craft Failed to Return." However, during a scene in 'Son of Fury," his latest film, while he was swim- will be released as "Design For the most outstanding of them all Scandal." 1B that one recently released, "Tar- ming in a shallow pool, he cut a «ete for Tonight," which shows the three-inch gash in his tight foot... One of the most promising of the first actual shots of British bomb- Film Gels Additions finds among the juveniles recently is Ing raids over enemy territory . . . With the addition of Irene an English boy, Roddy McDowall, Uncle Sam is doing his bit, also, Dunne and W. C. Fields to "Tales 12, whose performance in "Now , A PfBlW«»J MUUMVOF A 25- bj creating interest and enthusi- of Manhattan," Twentieth Cen- Green Was My Valley" is described uesr asm for his air arm, when the tury-Fox's budget for principal as "out of this world." Rocid f [P A*Jt> IX WA latest of a series of documentary players was brought to an esti- as "out of this world." Roddy films, "Bomber," made by the Of-mated $300,000. Because the pic-looks like a Dickens character and fkft of Emergency Management ture will be made in seven sec- is the living image of OU'er Mm Unit, was released. This tions, none of the players will Twist. lUl Llnaoln Vowscapar Faotviraa Ino ..-.$-- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, Kirkleski To Bring Elizabeth Gridders Here Tomorrow Barrons' Poor Season Makes Jeffs Favored Yellow Jackets Will Battle With Golden Bears Sunday To Capture Contest MIDWEST'S BEST? - . - By Jack Sords 'Winner Take All' Offer Defiantly Hope!awn Greyhounds 1940 Raritan Champs This, Despite Fact Visitors And Elizabeth Stars JOHM P6TTV, To Endeavor To Snap Have Not Won Single Hurled By Alumni At Greyhounds FULLBACK RATSO Game This Season In Scoreless Battle 6&TM& eesr Long Victory Streak WOODBRIDGE—Last Friday's various public statements about the size and ability of the Clifton WOODBRIDGE—Frank Kirkle- assertions of Joe Bosze, coach of Colts but at no time whatsoever 0 and the following week was Game Nip and Tuck, Slowed I Powerful Manville Outfit ski former WoodBrldge High foot- Hopelawn Greyhounds, drew a re- did-we ever make the statement soundly thrashed by the Golden ball mentor, brings his Thomas tort yesterday from the Woodbridge that their team was made up of Bears, 48-0. By Soggy Turf, Running j Boasts Bevy Of Out- Jefferson teaf of Elizabeth to Golden Bears. eighth grade students, which fact We have contacted the Hope- Of Novak Feature standing Players Legion Stadium tomorrow after- The communication follows: is easily substantiated by the size lawn Greyhounds and have offered noon to oppose Nick Prisco's Bar- November 6, 1941 of their team which to this day to play them under any conditions, rons. Game time is 2:15 o'clock. Elmer J. Vecsey, we doubt ever averaged 150 pounds. at any time, WINNER TAKE ALL. TO PLAY AMBOY SUNDAY i ALUMNI STOP HUSKIES The Jeffs, who defeated Wood- Sports Editor. Mr. Bosze also states that he is If they are so desirous of playing bridge last year 12 to 6, will shoot Dear Sir: very prcud of his team regardless us, why do they hesitate at such HOPELAWN — The Hopelawn ! WOODBRIDGE — The powerful the works in an effort to chalk up We would like to take this op- of their defeat at the hands of a an offer, when they can so easily Greyhounds, who play the Perth • i Manville Yellow Jackets, 1940 Rari- their first victory of the 1941 portunity to publicly thanic you for strong Fort Monmouth eleven 19- put an end to all their ranting Amboy Football Club this Sunday i I tan Valley Conference champions, campaign. As for the Barrons, the kind consideration and co-op- 0, but why did all the New York and raving about the respective afternoon at Waters Stadium, bat- j ! will invade Legion Stadium here well, It's just another game on a eration you have afforded the newspapers, carrying a full account merits of the two teams. If they ! tied the Elizabeth Stars to a Sunday afternoon and will en- Woodbridge Alumni Golden Bears of the tremendous battle, list the persist in their refusal to play scoreless tie at Williams Field, deavor to end the winning streak disastrous schedule. under such conditions, we have no The Eilzabethtown gridders, how- football team this year and we score at 25-0. Was the game so Elizabeth, Sunday. j of the Woodbridge Golden Bears. terrific that the Hopelawn Grey- other alternative than to believe Gambe time is 2:15 o'clock. §var, also show a poor season. would also like to take this op- that they are afraid of theoutcome The game was a nip and tuck j They've been defeated four times portune time to answer various hounds forgot one touchdown or affair over a soggy turf, with neith- j Boasting a personnel of outstand- ing gridiron stars, the Jackets come since their opening scoreless tie accusations made against our or- does 19-0 sound better than 25-0? of such a contest. er team having enough wallop to \ ganization by Joseph Bosze, coach here with such performers as with an Alumni eleven. Asbury Jt our memories do not fail us, Yours In sport, score. The Elizabeth eleven have | Park whipped the KIrkleskimen 12 and "Great White Father" of the Sam Runnour Hazelton Redskins; the Watsessing F. C. of Bloom- suffered but one defeat this sea- John Kachorsky. Purdue; Zig Wis- to 6; Irvington won 10 to 6; Hopelawn Greyhounds A. A. Committee of son. It lost to the powerful Camp- Bloomfield clocked 13 to 7 and We admit that we have made field lost to Fort Monmouth 26- Woodbridge Alumni. niewski, U. S. Marines; Frank Bul- town Pros 20 to 9. zak, North Plainfield H. S.; Joe Carteret finished on the long end The elusive running of Johnny' Brokaw, Somerville H. S.; Frank of a 7 to 6 count. Novak and the kicking and pass-; Balazik, Bound Brook H. S.; Lou While the actual win and loss ing of Steve Cipo featured the Tomsa, St. Benedicts; Pete Kas- record appears unsuccessful, the Vacks Still Dominate The Statistics a Greyhound offense and defense. chak, North Plainfield H. S.; Ed Jeffs in reality have a strong Pos. Greyhounds (0) Elizabeth (0) Vessley, Trenton State Teachers; club. Asbury, Irvington, Bloom- L.E. Hladik Maguire AI Overik, Dunellen H. S.; John field and Carteret are four of the Field In Fords Loop Favorites In Schoolboy Carteret Clicks, 9-0 L. T. Launhardt Dandrea Chandler, Rutgers; J. Koschoffer, state's top-notch clubs. And, Kirk- Lafayette, and Joe Chubrick, Ash- Games Are Listed L. G. Mellocco Sicolo leski's boys managed to score C. Trosko Hoffman ; ley Pros. against the quartet. This fact Cling To Lead But Peterson Bergmann*s Passing, Kicking R.G. Simonson Kreuger Thus far this season, the Man- shows the offensive strength of Brake Outfit Stages Scholastic gridiron battles for ta- Highlights Of Exciting R.T. Flowers Kelly the Union county combine. As- monow include several important ville club has been operating suc- Stiff Competition Grid Tilt Saturday R.E. Hunt Dalziel f?rsfully in games throughout the bury, Bloomfield and Carteret are engagements. The schedule, show- Q.B. S. Cipo V. Brown undefeated. c:u-tern states. Last week, the Ing scores of last year's games L.H. J. Cipo Allen Woodbridge's going this stum FORDS CITY LEAGUE Jackets nosed oat Mt. Vcrnon 7 and indicating the /avorJte teams, WOODBRIDGE—Mud. mire and! a R.H, Tarlska Albanesc has been the worst in recent years. Standing including New Jersey college con- ! t0 fi. W. L. brilliant Carteret halfback com- F. B. Novak Becker Beat lllllitdf 27-0 The Barrons have lost their three test?, is: bined to aquash Woodbridge Hlgn county engagements. New Bruna- Billy Vaek's 18 6 SUBSTITUTIONS — Greyhounds: Lkfti Sunday !>h« Baam smughsd Peterson Brakes 16 8 • Indicates favorite teams. 9 to 0 at Legion Stadium Satur- Johnson, Echriner, Remnar, Am- the Hillside Huskies 27 to 0 for wich, Perth Amboy and Carteret day afternoon. found the locals an easy mark. Toft's Tavern 14 10 1940 Scores brozic and Gyenes. Elizabeth: their first touchdown early in the Vancio, Carella, B. Brown, Brem- opening quarter. Pore Wukovets Nutley and Trenton also finished St. George C. C 13 11 •Dartmouth at Princeton 9-14 • At the end of an afternoon of - T-T..i,v •+-*'4K;* off the Red and Black eleven. W. Raritan Q. O. P 12 12 Rutgers at "Lafayette 6-7 slipping, sliding and sloshing all lett and Koberski. kicked the extra point. Johnny Royle sprinted 18 yeards to score in p Middlesex Water 10 14 Upsala at *Mt. St. Mary 7-0 over Legion field, all the players PrJsco's cohorts launched the the second stanza. A short time current drive with an 18 to 0 con- i Fords Coal 9 15 New Britain at 'Montclair 6-19 were so many mystery men, so Lawrence Lodge 3 21 'T. "Jeffsrson at Woodbridge, 12-6 far as identification was concerned. latjr, Alby LoffJer pulil^d 'his quest over an Alumni aggregation. end-around specialty running 40 Th-Mr only other win was over the •Carteret at Linden 20-0 But there was no doubt in the ic Service Tops PORDS—The Billy Vack and Pe- minds of the 5,000-odd spectators yards to score. Smith booted the Princeton University 150-pound Columbia at *New Brunswick 7-6 extra point. terson Brakes keglers are staging Dunellen at *Sayreville 13-13 that, obscured as he might be by team, 7 to 0. 1 In all probability, the Barrons a torrid fight for top slot in the South River at 'Perth Amboy, 7-10 muck, Eddie Bergmann, Carteret's Seco In 3 Contests Nick Semak registered the Bears will t:ike the field with Davido- Fords Recreation City Bowling Lea- *Metuchen at Highland Park, 7-14 punting and passing ace, was the final touchdown in the lart period. ski and Siminone, ends; Gal- gue. The former leads with 18 star of the game. Ceramics Also Downed; Dry! SPORTS ECHOES by smashing the line for four yards. Smith again made good bra'th and Taylor, tackles; Surick wins and 6 losses, while the latter While the score might indicate Dock Hands Pair Of and Finn, guards; Dubay, center; is close behind with 16 victories , an extremely close contssb, statis- the extra point. Karnas, quarterback; Aqulia and and 8 defeats. ; tics show taht the Ramblers com- Defeats To Shell Attendance Figures for 1941 Less Norman Kilby. Nick D. Prillc D'Angolo, halfbacks, and Kunic, In matches this week, the Vack j pletely outplayed the Barrons and Wukovets played a batiR-up fullback, quintet won two from St. George Shut-out victories are not uncom- WOODBRIDGE—Township teams Although the New York Yankees came back and won game to aid their team m?.tes in scoring. C. C. and Peterson speared three mon in baseball, but, believe it or again failed to come through with the American League pennant this year, official attend- from Toft's Tavern. not, Coach Nick Prisco's gridders wins in the Perth Amboy Indus- Pos. Woodbridge (27) Hillside (0) iWesfc Raritan G. O. P. copped were blanked in. this melee. trial Bowling League. ance figures at the Yankee Stadium for 1941 were 25,250 L.E.—Dubay Dade two from Lawrence Lodge No. 62 Dropped By Schv/artz Outfit Avenel Steel Equipment pinners L.T.—Patrick CumralnES Redd, Stephens, Krebs Woodbridge failed to make a less than in 1940. In other words, the New Yorkers were L.G.—Govelitz Carragino and Middlesex Watsr won a pair In 3 Matches In Mid- first down and only gained three were blanked by Public Service; from Fords Coal in two other General Ceramics dropped two out too good, ctinched the flag too early—for their best C. —Leyh , HolJis dlesex League yards in rushing. Should the R.G.--Pochek Jotantos games. yardage lost rushing be deducted, of three to R. & H.; and Shell Pace Presbyterian 5 Oil lost a pair to Dry Dock. financial benefit. In the memorable Summer of last year, R.T.—Markulin Simmons Double-century tallies were turn- the Red and Black would be minus L.E.—Kilby Bumen 39 yards. Twin-century scores were regis- when the Yankees were fighting for the flag—and losing Do AH Scoring As Church ed in by Ellis, 209; John Valocsik, COUNTY MAJOR LEAGUE tered by Pucci, 205; Madger, 215; Q.B.—Smith Hyra 228 and 201; Perry, 205; Balla, 200; Standings Unbeaten This Season out down to the last week—fans flocked to the turn- L.H.—Voclker W. Robinson Quintet Tops Amboy Lesko, 246 and 236; Pfister, 212; Jenkins, 200; Stopen, 203, and Mo- Won lost Pet. Carteret, undefeated in 17 games lan, 200. stiles in h>ige numbers to cheer the world champions on. R.H.—Semak Lewinsky L. Hickle, 203; Valosin, 206 and 201; Brennan 16 5 .762 in three seasons, showed superior P.B.—Wukovets Gluck Hungarians, 34-33 Bombera, 201 and 226; Tomchak. General Ceramics {1) Burlews 14 7 .667 power throughout but could not Pucci 205 190 158 Score by periods: 202; Hatarick, 201; Hedhind, 235; South River Rec 14 7 .657 score untii the game was nearly The Yankees' failure to bring out the fans in in- Woodbridse 7 13 0 7—27 VT^DDBBIDGE — With Redd, Galya, 223 and Deak, 233. Bierne _.-.. 137 153 1881 Stopi:ens and Krebs doing all the Wogloms 13 8 .619 over. The drive into pay dirt be- Dudasko 175 140 1831 creasingly large numbers in 1941 was only overshadowed Substitutions—Woocibrklr.c: scoring, the Woodbridge Presby- Lawrence Lodge 62 (1) Duttkins 13 8 .619 gan late in the final stanza when Madger 215 151 1681 by the tremendous drop in attendance at Briggs Stadium, D'PriHe, Lcffler, Royle, Schwenzar terian basketball quintet nosed out J, Rupp 183 165 179 Academy 13 8 .619 John Malaszewski took a poor Jenkins 200 189 1851 Eartha, Blair, Barbnto, Zuccaro the Perth Amboy Hungarian Re- Ellis 209 180 189 Schwartz 12 9 .600 Woodbridge kick on the Barron 14- Detroit. There, in 1940, when the Tigers won the flag Hillside. Biaga, Carra^ino, PIceino, formed combine 34 to 33 in a Jos. Inglis 127 136 171 Jackins Motors ...... 11 10 .524 yard line. In four tries, Bergmann 932 823 887 over a million fans paid to watch the Bengals in their Huber, Dolco, J. Roblnron, Sayreville 11 10 .524 swept around right end for the Perth Amboy Y. M. C. A. Junior R. Inglis 98 R. & H. (2) successful drive. But the Tigers of 1941 drew only ap- OfficlF.1-: Stillman. rafci'ce; Gor- Church Basketball League game Jim Inglis 177 155 Metuchen 10 II .476 touchdown . Anry Shymanski's KorneskI 191 205 202 ek, umpire; Frisco, hc?d l'n placsklck for the extra point was Monday night. Nagy 181 148 157 Allgairs 9 12 .400 Pleskin 196 181 168 proximately 600,000 fans, a decrease of over 400,000 good. The Amboyans were out front 27 Carteret 9 12 .400 Brown 178 192 180 compared to last year's figures. Fans still won't pay to to 35 going into the final period. 798 806 851 Tom English Ass'n.. 8 13 .381 Safety Counts Romer 138 191 210 Big fen Is Woodbridge, however, outscored the West Raritan G. O. P. (2) Milltown. 6 15 .280 Shortly before the game ended, Keen 203 160 158 see a losing club—the Philadelphia Phillies, for example. home club 9 to 6 in that stanza to Jr Valosick 139 228 201 Spolswoed 5 J6 .233 Alalassewski nailed Al Totka in •Viin. VanDorix 12$ Fords 4 17 .ISO the end zone following a bad SOS 929 918 Redd, Stephens and Krebs, with Larson 165 197 Wcodbridge pass from center. The National League fishes ]fticc; Amt.ican Do.vn fifteen, ten and nine points re- G. Valdsick 159 170 153 FORDS.—The Fords Recreation safety added two more points to Seco (0) spectively, starred for the locals. JOG Vale-sick 135 176 182 keglers fell deeper into the cel- Carteret's score. Malar 145 149 1S4 To lar of the County Major Bowling Separating 1941 *s figures inot the two major leagues, Reformed (33) Gondola 164 169 168 Although Bergman n's perform- Kango 144 178 164 To G. P. P. League this week when they ance stole the spotlight, Totka's Peterson 125 134 139 we find that the senior circuit gained 181,000 in total dropped three games to Schwartz Palmer Fogas, 1 ,.- 5 0 10 773 908 901 kicking was on a par with that Stophen 203 148 161 attendance. The junior circuit, on the other hand, suf- Varga, 1 . _ ...... 5 0 10 of New Brunswick. of the Carteret ace. It was Tot-Van Camp 196 190 173. Kazar, c 2 0 4 Peterson Brakes (3) The locals, with four wins and ka's booting that kept the Ram- fered such a decline that the combined mark of 10,281,- PRINCETON. — DErtm^iith, de- 17 defeats and a per centage of Katko, B 1 1 3 Perry 166 164 205 blers from the Woodbridge goal 813 799 771 000 for both leagues in 1940 dropped to 10,250,000 in f,-at:d bv Harvard and vie! or over Bihar, g 2 15 Balla 200 187 138 .190 are alone at the bottom of line until the fatal play late in Public Service (3) * Yal.?, will attempt to capture the Lesko v 246 179 236 the heap. the fourth period. Dickson 221 167 167' '41. This drop is solely the result of the Yanks and "rubber game" in its annual se- 15 2 33 Tice 167 167 159 Matusz paced the Fords com- STATISTICS Blind 125 125 125 Tigers. However, there were some clubs in the Ameri- ries with "Big Three" tcatnr, by Presbyterian (34) Stevens 180 183 176 bine with scores of 207, 173 and Cart. Wood. Ruskowski 137 174 197 I winning from Princeton in Pal- G. F. P. 214. Romer's 203 was the only First downs 9 0 Holman 161 248 204 can League which gained in attendance during 1941. mer Stadium tomorrow. Krebs, f 4 4 19 950 880 914 other twjn-century score registered Yards gained, rush's 167 3 Wynfcoop 187 189 158 The Philadelphia Athletics surprised the dopesters most I Dartmouth has a poilshorl, hard- Stephens, f * 2 in Toft's Tavern (0) by the locals. Forward passes 11 2 ! hitting team, the handiv/Mk of Thergesen, c 0 0 0 Pfister 150 181 212 Fords (0) Forwards completed 2 0 881 903 851 by increasing last year's mark more than 200,000. This DeOrmand McLaughry, now 'n hts Redd, c 5 5 15 Shinks „>. 179 169 194 Romer 173 198 203 Forwards intercepted by 0 0 may be accredited mainly to three new features of the first ssason at Hanovar. Prircp- 153 Matusz 207 173 214 B. Devanny, g 0 0 0 P. Hickle 144 181 Fumbles 2 o Dry Dock (3) 1941 season. ton, hoover, is nnt unfrm'liar E. Devanny, g 0 o 0 Brozowski 142 Lesko 157 166 179 Own furnbels recovered 0 0 Mervin 153 175 153 I with his tactics, sines it has Toft 118 143 Raskos 169 152 189 Yards lost, penalties 45 25 (Tague 142 123 147 played, in ether years, Brown 13 8 34 L. Hickle 203 181 168 Korneski _ 193 171 190 Urbanski 168 115 142 First, Connie Mack early predicted that in 1941 the teams coasted by him. 1 Score by periods: LINEUPS Larsen 147 160 190 A's would surprise everyone. Secondly, the A's did sur- Dartmouth won its last victory Reformed 7 12 8 6—33 813 830 870 899 860 375 Pos. Carteret (9) Wood. (0) Heenan 178 182 197 ' over Princeton jn 1938, by the Im- Prsbyterian .... 8 5 12 9—34 Schwartz (3) L. E. Malaszewski Yura prise everyone. After one drive early in the season, the pressive score of 22 to 0. Prince- Official: Bartz. St. George C. C. (1) Stryker 203 213 208 L.T. Kachur * Galbraith 788 815 829 Athletics were threatening to enter the first division and ton finished ahead by narrow Hydo 159 180 181 Lampert _ 200 156 170 L. G. Fitzpatrick Surick Shell Oil (1) margins In the last two keenly Dlabik 162 153 198 Godwin _ 199 195 210 C. Timko Dubay Kafton 121 189 143. were only a few games out of 1st place. Thirdly, the contestsd games. BAG 8 DEER Tcro _. 170 195 183 Toth _ 202 124 18S R. G. olvalchik Finn Malon 158 200 149 Philadelphians honored "Connie ' this season. At one _ Two New Jersey residents are on Tappen 153 196 277 Stancik _„ 147 163 179 R.T. Pelc Taylor Brose 103 135 115 of these gatherings, Shibe Park was renamed Connie Mack , the Dartmouth squad. Walter T. Fords Men Back From 2-Week Volosin 360 20fi 201 R.E. Ginda Davidoski Bohlke „... 335 144 199, Anderson '4?, of Cedar Grove, 957 934 1053 Q.B. Shymanski Seggelakki Ernish. 171 1S9 139 Stadium in his honor. Naturally, these events and cele- a product of Montclair Academy, Hunting Trip In Canada 793 902 942 L. H. Bergmann Totka brations tended to increase interest in the Athletics. Late fs first substitut? quarterback, Billy Vack's Tavern (2) R. H. Perkins Aquila 698 857 750 (while Robert R. Krumm, 43, of PORDS—Leonard Fischer of Bombera 157 201 226 F.B. Wadiak Kunie in the season, however, it seemed the A's couldn't even 1 Maplewooc] and Newark Academy, Evergreen Avenue and Joseph Tomchak 184 181 202 Macedon, Grant Fight Score by periods: GOT IT ALL buy a ball game. No one, including the old gentleman 1 Is a substitute end. Simon of Burchard Street have Hatarick ...„ 162 201 Carteret 0 0 0 9—9 CARROLL, Neb—Two weeks af- ' Tomorrow's game will start at returned home after spending Dudlch «. 136 SUBSTITUTIONS — Carteret: ter burglars stole almost $500 himself, knew exactly what happened to the club when 2 P. M. two weeks of hunting at Jupiter, Hedlund 235 150 181 In Brunswick Tonight Matthews, Szemcsak, S t u t z k i, worth of whiskey and cigarettes it took such a nose-dive last Summer , . . New Brunswich, canade. They Rakes 168 158 190 Woodbridge: B'Angelo, Jones, Si- from Arthur Cook's store, they re- bagged eight deer. Leading N. J. Middleweights mon e, Thompson, Vahaly. turned and stale $350 worth of ¥ # * * Others in the party were 906 836 980 OFFICIALS: Sheps, referee; Ca- liquor, all that was left after the YOUR OWN BOWLING BAIL Charles Koenig, Sr., Charles To Tangle In Show At vallaro. umpire; Mclntyre, head first haul. Vitt—Another Ball Club, And the Indians of 1942 WHAT A . Koanig Jr., both of Rahway, and j Fords Coal (11 Masonic Arena linesman. Word comes from California that Os Vitt is managing Harry Faddle of Elizabeth. Galya 180 164 223 TO ATTEND CONTENTION THRILL! Deak _. 233 150 140 WOODBRIDGE—Mrs. Eunice 3. another ball club—this time it's Hollywood. They say Marinscak 140 150 164 HIGHLAND PARK—Jay Mace- limit. Harrison, principal of the Middl- there's plenty of fire in the old man yet; that he might MOM PINS FARM PRICES BacEkay _ 151 136 don of Ease Orange and Bill Grant Also On Card esex County Girls ' Vocational ...HAVS HOHE FUN of South Orange, two of the state's turn out a pennant-winner m )942 (at last}- While approving pries-control Stanley 196 Beans Palmer, 200-pound Plain- School, is among the New Jersey with a legislation, Secret asx of Avuiit- Stanley 118 hardest hitting middleweights, are | field negro, and Zeke Brown, New teachers who will attend the an- And speaking of Vitt, that reminds us of Cleveland. ture Wlckard says that no ctniins Thompson ..._ 173 152 going to have it out at the Ma- iOrleans heavyweight, have the nual convention of the New Jersey sl'ouici be placed on farn-. pric&s sonic Arena here tonight, and fis- ' semi-final spot and the up-and- Education Association at Atlantic With Bob Feller marrying Miss Springfield soon, we at less than 110 per cent uf 822 773 875 fistic fireworks a re virtually certain coming Old Bridge youngster, Tony City starting tomorrow and ending wonder just what the Indians will have in the w'y of parity. To put the ceiling at Middlesex Water (2) Madedon, a veteran, ar.d Grant, Pappa, receives his first real test Tuesday, Armistice Day. MINERALITE parity, he said, would mean that T.. Ferraro 165 151 138 rugged colored youngster, have had from Moishe Goldstein of New a ball club next year. For many, many moons now, prices would fluctuate between iFekete 180 171 193 bad blood between them for some York in the special five-rounder. S108 TAXI BILL Feller has been the entire Cleveland hope—a one-man parity and seme lower point, with j Blackman 188 195 130 time and promoters all over the FORT MONROE. Va^-William 2 OR 3 the result that the former, after 1 In fours, Frank Kovacs of Perth club in himself. But with Rapid Robert's fast one lack- Remeniski 150 126 121 staze have been trying to bring Amboy will face Arthur Levine of T. Reincke, Specialist of the Sec- FINGER 17. twenty lean years, would still not A. Ferraro 170 190 145 them together. Benny Rjjbin of ond Coast Artillery, found himself ing, we can't help pitying the Cleveland club of 1942. receive what Congress has de- New York, Sammy Masino oi the New Brunswick Boxing Club Trenton will take on Perry Lov/s, a 350 miles away from camp with creed as a fair price. The Secre- was the first to succeed, and they'll only a few hours to make it. When It's certainly hard on Cleveland fans who have had tary insisted that agricultural pri- 835 833 727 stablemate of Macedon's, and Jim- be featured in the eight-round my Brecscowicz of Trenton will he missed both his train and a their hopes up for two or three years now—and haven't ces, which have risen rapidly re- windup tonight with the cham- boat, he hired a taxi and arrived cently, are still not out of iine. try his luck with Tommy Hughes won anything yet. Even the fans are pretty disgusted KEARNT DAMAGE pionship of the Oranges at stake. ef Linden. at the fort on time. His record The torpedo which struck ths Macedon has been in there with was ciear and his pockets empt7 themselves. They got that way when, after it seemed destrcyer Kearny, on October 17.1 Ernie Vigh, Andre Jessehon. Gene —the taxi bill was $108. Cleveland had the 1941 pennant well in hand, the IndianB PLENTY OF TURKEY hit the bof!?r room on the sta*-- fBuffalo, Steve BeUoise and Johnny PARITY LEVINS A. R. Hatchftt, the Army's mar- board side, blowing out the side, Poland, among other topnotchers, The present compulsory lean rate INTERNAL REVENUE went into their annual slump and outdid themselves do- keting specialist for -poultry, has the deck overhead and part of the and is strictly a slugger capable of of eighty-five per -cent of parity Total internal revenue collec- ing it (if you know what we mean). They've never announced that he has arranged superstructure, according to James looking after himself. Grant was for cotton, wheat, tobacco, corn tions in September araountei? to SPORTING GOODS CO. '' for the purchase of 1,500,000 pounds V. Forresta!, under-Eecretaiy of j a sensation at Perth Amboy las;'. and rice, will be extended for- twoTreasury Department -which say gotten over that last terrible slump. It will take time— of dressed turkeys to supply the the Navy, who said no destroyer: woek, staging the most thrilling 192 Smith St., Perth Amboy : years after Ji re 30th by an am- that this compares wilh $654,622.- and plenty of it—to get Cleveland fans* hopes up pvgain. Phone P. A. 4—0937 Army's Thanksgiving dinner re- cvei received similar damage and brawl ever seen at the bayside city; endment rpjjroved by the Housi 119 in the same month of last quuements. remained afloat. i and carrying Steve Hdstak to the! Agriculture Ccmmittee. year. 1 hey know what it means to be disappointed. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941 monthly meeting here this week I At The Perth Amboy Theatres voted to permit the release of Its Avenel Pastor lists Coast Guard Offers instruction material. Non-Squad-' Woodbridge Personals MAJESTIC 1 blows that both fighters knocker ron members thus mav be able' , each other to the front porch When Bob Hope makes a bet 1 to take advance grade W-VK upon | Services For Month of $10,000 that he can tell the of the office bungalow. Course In Navigation certification by Advance Grade j —Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brecfc- make reservations for the trip with truth for twenty-four hours, you Lynn was knocked into a chair, Boards of local squadrons and the enridge of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., vis- Miss Frances Ryan of Green : did a complete somersault, and payment of necessary fees for ited Mr. and Mrs. John E. can bet considerably more that ; Street. Woman's Club To Sponsor a the price of admission to the Ma- ; landed or. his back. Stevens, Classes To Be Inaugurated materials used. Breckenridce, of Green Street, jestic Theatre that what will fol- ! jumped on Jeff. They rolled over This Month By U. S. Monday while enroute to their Special Armistice Day j eight times. —The Friday Afternoon Bridge low will be high - speed,, gag- winter home in Mt. Dora, Fla. Club will be entertained at a Service Sunday glorious comedy. I Director Ray Enright then said, Power Squadrons —Mr. and Mrs. George H 1 bridge luncheon this afternoon with Hope makes the wager in the "I'm sorry fellows but we'll have Rhodes, of Green Street, were the HERBERT AVENEL. — Rev. Chester Gal- new Paramount farce comedy, 'to do it oncemore. ' Near the end Upland Game Season dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. at the Garden Tea Room in Plain- loway, pastor of the First Presby- of the fight you both roiled out of NEW YORK—Classes in pilot- John Sinister, of Plainfleld, Sat- field. "Nothing But the Truth," which ing and celestial navigation, es- *MARSHALti terian Church, here, announced the gambols into the Majestic Thea- the picture." urday right. After the dinner the SPRING DY1KGT0H texts ot his next few sermons as tre beginning today, co-starring pecially designed for officers and To Open Next Monday group motored to Trenton where aspirants for commissions in the l —Plus- follows: paulette Goddard and featuring Crescent a party was given Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colonna, James Ellison November 9, 'The Leaning Alluring Hawaii is the colorful U. S. Navy and Coast Guard, Rhodes In honor of their 20In NOW R I T Z >• Elizabeth' a comedy cast packed solid with will be inaugurated in the New Safety Measures Stressed Tower of Pisa"; November 16, "For favorite names, including Edward netting In which youthful roman-, wedding anniversary by Mr. and ICE CAPADES Whom the Bells Toll"; November tic song stars and reliable comedy i Yoik. district this month by the On Hunters By State Mrs. G. S. Pedrick. Request Feature Sat. Nite Arnold, Lelf Erickson, Helen Vin- United States Power Squadrons, DAYS ONLY 23, "Can Dry Bones Live": Nov- son, Catharine Doucet, Glenn An- favorites go through their fast- Sports' Commission Jack Benny ember 30, "Arise and Build." All stepping paces in - Universal's ; it was announced today by Fred —Members of the Sodality of "BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN" ders, Grant Mitchell, Rose Hobart W. Horenburger, charman of tN; of the topics are under the gen- and Willie Best. An added recom- "Moonlight in Hawaii," which ; the B. V. M., of St. James' Church, who are planning to at- 5 eral heading of "The Construction mendation is the fact that the opens today at the Crescent TRENTON Licensed -hunters Sun.. Mon., Tues., Wed, of the Living Temple of God." Theatre. tend the Sodality rally on Novem- Continuous Tues., Armistice Day new laugl. opus was directed by rollment in the classes will be con- n^t **} ™™ * *• ™- ** the Other dates announced were as Elliott Nugent, comedy-wise di- Surprise follows surprise in the; ber 9 at Trenton, are asked to rollicking story which presents a fined entirely to those certified opening- day of the upland game follows: November 9. Young Peo- rector of one of the two pre- for the courses by Navy or Coast ****' **\ and Game November 30, Officers' Day. Honolulu. There he meets the girl, SUN UALLEY SERENADE first WOl Id War, resulted in several Common announced today. There will also be a service every DITMAS who urges him to renew his efforts' . Sonj« Hinlft—GUnn Miller'* Orefe. thousand students being enabled Sunday evening during the month Superb acting, an intense and to become a radio star. 1 As the season opens on a MOP.- alio-CHflRLlE CHAN IN RJO"_ of November. On November 9 the Thrills, comedy and romantic ! to qualify for higher ratings. The da\" t^\^-s^ urged hungers searching Jove story, and a remark- present courses are designed to pro ! . participate the first M1DNITE SHOW SAT. Avenel Woman's Club will sponsor ably fine production keynote Alex- adventure are blended absorbingly [ : plnlmir g t0 an Armistice Day program at the ander Korda's latest film, "Lydia," in "Honky-Tonky," the new M-G-M vide instruction for the rapidly day to take time out during the starring church at 8:00 o'clock. All clubs film which opens today at the mounting list of reserve officers, proceeding weekend to inspect their ELEANOR ANN which has its local premier at the who in many cases lack broad in the town are Invited to attend. Dltmas Theatre eysterday, through Crescent Theatre. This is the first : suns, f;Aing special attention io Mrs, James Carroll, of Princeton, United Artists release. Fully up picture to co-star Clark Gable and boating experience. The classes the"firing'mechanism "and'Vhe In- It is a matter of great pride to us that Herbert B. will be the guest speaker and spe- to the high standards that are the /etching, versatile young Lana now being organized will feature f Qf (he barre]5 Jn order ^ POWELL- SOTHERN cial music will be offered by the the hallmarks of the Korda pro- Turner who recently scored per- an intensive course in piloting ar-rt nt accldents in the fIeld. Ranktn was re-elected to the Township Committee Woman's Club choral. duction, "Lydia" is one of the sonal successes in "Ziegfeld Girl" celestial navigation. Although the by such an overwhelming majority. We feel it can be ROBERT YOUNG most dramatic love stories to em- and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.'* classes will be conducted by a The State Fish and Game Com- erge from Hollywood. selected group of U. S. P. S. ex- mission has generously liberated shared by everyone who worked on election day or Lionel BARRYMORE ISELIN GIRL TO MARRY perts, the instruction will not be ; nearly 100,000 head of game during who otherwise had a part in this victory. To all With beautiful Merle Oberon open to Squadron members other the present year in preparation MSKELTON Engagement of Mary McCarthy supported by a quartet of suitors, To Be Married than those assisting in the work. for the openng of the season and of these we extend our sincere appreciation. 2nd BIG HIT this film story of the loves of There are no costs involved for the game wardens report both game To John Grosskopf Is Told a Boston debutant examines the Henry Fonda. Joan Bennett in i Betrothal of Mae M. Reid To student, other than text books or and birds plentiful. The season MRS. JOHN GARDNER, the Story of the Danec Hall heart of a woman in a man- similar materials required. •will be open on rabbits, gray Queen and the Gambler ner never before attempted on the 1 (Acting Committeewoman). ISELIN. — Mr. and Mrs. C. Mc- Metuchen Man Announced Others Assisting squirrels, male pheasants, quail, Carthy, of Lincoln Highway, an- screen. In the most modern film ruffed grouse or partridge. The "Wild Geese Calling" nounce the engagement of their technique, the roles that the four * In addition to Chairman Horen- quail season is closed in Passaic, MRS. P. J. DONATO daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to John men played in the life of Lydia are WOODBRIDGE—Mr. and Mrs. burger, the committee appointed Bergen, Essex, Hudson and Union Arthur Grosskopf, son of Mr and brought to likht. The story is James Robert Reid, of DeSota by the governing board of the U. S. til 1943 Th d 4-—. Avenue, announce the engagement K S Io organize this work? Is counties, until 1943. The wcod- Mrs. Grosskopf, of BerSdity Ter- told with dignity, clarity, and with l race. Miss McCarthy attended an understanding that places it of their daughter, Mae MacMillan composed of P. W. Keator, William cock season is November 1 to No- CL Woodbridge High School and is a In the ranks of the year's great Reid, to Richard Beach Randolph. '•M. Finkenaur, Charles Brady, Lieut.; vember 15. Special licenses are LIBERTY NT™ • Thur. Fri.SaUun. films. son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Commander F. K. Gundlach, U. S. j required between November 1 and graduate of Branford Academy of 10 Beauty Culture in Newark. Mr. Randolph, of Metuchen; N. R,, and Lieut. P. D. Mills. - Grosskopf also attended Wood- The announcement was made U. S. C. G. After the establish- j Saturday night at a gathering Rifles Prohibited bridge High School and is em- STRAND ment of a satisfactory routine, it RETIME of relatives and intimate friends, i BERT KNAPP'S SWING BAND! ployed by the Pennsvr-'ania Rail- Jeffery Lynn and Craig Stevens is expected that similar classes will Use of rifles is prohibited in New BIG* •• road. No dat« has been set for the • On The Screen...2 Hits... had a movie fight that lasted wedding. be organized In other cities. Jersey. Hunters must consplciously seven days. Included in the piloting course display their license on outer cluth- BUSTER CRABBE In HUGH HERBERT in Miss Reid is a member r>S the will be instruction on Charts, Aids j ing. The daily bag limits for IMPORTANT! Their battle, a scent for War- teaching staff of the Beaen Haven WOODBRIDGE—A very impor- ner Bros.' "Law of the Tropics," Public Schools and Mr. Randolph to Navigation, Use of Tide Tables. I the open season, which closes on "JUNGLE MAN" "HELLO SUCKER" tant meeting of Americus Crafts- which starte tomorrow at the is employed by the Middlesex- Practices of Piloting, Piloting In- December 15, are six rabbits, two Sheila Darcy, Vincc Barnett Tom Brown, Peggy Mdran " man's Club will be held Tuesday Strand Theatre started on a sound Water Company. struments and other kindred sub- male pheasants (thirty in season), night, November 11, at eight o'- stage set representing the inter- jects. The advanced celestial nava- ten quail, six gray squirrels, three clock in the Craftsmen's Club on ior of an office of a South gation class will cover such sub- partridge or ruffed grouse. Green Street. All members are American rubber plantation. DEVANNY SPEAKER jects as Line of Position, Sextant, illegal to take any game except ursed to attend. So intense was their exchange of WOODBRIDGE—Rev. Earl Observations for Latitude, Latitude by the use of shot guns holding r.um Devar.r.y, pastor of the White by Polaris and Nautical Almanac. not more than two shells, or by Church, g£V£ a, humorous tali: further step In bow zr.d arrow Laws of the SPORT - WORK - DRESS bi=sd £r. zheold -.-.ursery rhyrr.e, with the National Defer.ss Program. Etata also prohibit persons irorr. "Cud Jiothe:- Hubbard," 5,5 1. meet- govei-;-.:r.g ioird of the U:-ted having z loadea d shotgur. v; riile SOYS' A>O KEN'S ing oi the Ro^-ry Clu'o yasteriay Powci- S^s-croi-.s zt r;s (•:-. any vehicle. noon at the ColoniE. Country Club. Next week's session will be in charge of David Clarkson, local All Sizes—Alterations Free—All Colors garageman. Coach Nicholas Pusio will be guest speaker. PANTS TO MATCH YOUR COAT COME IN — COMPARE PRICES SALE TUXEDOS TO HIRE Clothes CRESCEH SUMMIT FISHKIN'S Shop PERTH AMBOY, N. 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