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Vol. 60. No. 18 SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1941 Price Four Cents l BX ""THE STAW NAVYFOMBHED Truly Blodgett j Boy Scout Four Men in Tuesday's Contingent Pass gyim SPEED AND ACTION Trains Americans in! Court of Honor The second World War and Am- Army Tests; One Selectee is Rejected erica's preparedness program have proved a Godsend for orators who FOR ARCHIE POHL Canadian Army! Was Held Here are now giving forth at commence- Was Also Celebration of Local ment exercises of high schools and Passes Enlistment Tests and Is"Now at Molton Field Where 900 colleges all over the land bent Immediately to , „, . , o, . ..•i.» Troop's 25th Anniversary Impressive because of their repu- Newport, R. 1. j Students Study Military j tations and degrees, these commen- * ! Aviation Recently in the Hoffman High cement speakers mount the platform Per a long time, i School auditorium, the spring Court Archie Pchl. son ^ Hitler's aviators, may soon oi H nor was held by the Southern and with a learned ,air proceed to I District, Boy Scouts The.affair was tell what America shauU have done of Mr. and Mrs.ifur: a themselves corLfraitlng airmen held on the 25th annlveisA of Troop and what the future holds for the Bernard P0J1I of Trultraines d by an aviator of this section, J whole world, America included. Dur- M™ Washington Blodgett, a man with a long 91. To commemorate thf| occasion, ing all tills they exhude the belief ,,...,,. r.r,i«i .a. and varied career as a flier, a ipecial award was nuadjfto Scout- that they knew all along what'was aienue .rnei sp-. v/1.tn ^ j^.^^ War broke master J T. Dill.. H . ccd and action. . Btafeett eager to have -a part The following Scouts weWpresent- going to take place o jt> ed with awards: It is rather -amusing to read the taats the reason ia it mrled investigating. He he accepted the: too old to Second Class: Robert Purslew. Tr. addresses of these orators who talk found he was two montili 96; Allan Mount, Troojp 81; Andrew to the graduates. They try hard to job of managing :gel illto ^ American army flying Sacred Heart base-. jce, but the Canadians needed Hahn, John Hart, Jay Morgan, Wm, • Shown above are Melvin H. S»- D:;. late Tuesday. Chmura is said Order No 510, of 506 Alpine street, prove to' the graduates that they terv Cavunaiugh, Stanley Sumskl. Edward fmn, of 224 Feltus street; Ernest R. alone know where mistakes have ball teams. ; trainers, so he joined up with the I to '.lire b?em referred for further and Leo J. Kusic, Order No. 497, Then his brother Bernard Pohl. Canadian air force. McLamey, Edward Meiiose, Troop Reed, of 380 Prospect street, this ci- medical examination pending a li- of 350 John street, this city. The been made, what should have been 97. done and what the future holds, and was draften on February 11th and j He received his preliminary ml- ty; Joseph 8. Chmura, 42 Smith nal deci-ion in his case otherinductee is Felix Neratko, or- \vrot back home that military ter- j !iury training at the Weston alr- Also: James Callalian, Edward St., Sayreville; Joseph E Fazio, of With the twelfth call filled, the der No. 511, of 111 Sobieski St., Er- liyet they .are generally among those B Maxien, Albert Wistuba, Richard vinp afforded plenty cf speed and, pnrt, then later was transfered to 227 Augusta St., this city; and Peter loral Bosrd at once began prepara-1 ie. Fia. He will not leave from here who lead the most secluded lives, Wuschudle, Cyril Rhatlcan, John tions for filling thetions for filling j with the lao.in contingent, but will and have the fewst contacts with action. Bernard ws assigned to the; the Trenton airport, largess field in Ofiuch, of 112 Main St., Sayrevil)e. Coast Artl-'.ery at Camp Pendleto:i:C?r^,ia for his final insructions. MmCutcheon, Troop S9 the thirteenth Quota, which is sche-1 IK inducted with a quota being sent world affairs. FiiEt Class: Allan Mount, Troop Ttese mra were sent to the Induc- c'ulpd for Tuesday, June 17th, when by D:aft Board No. I, of Erie, Pa., However, there is one bright spot, Virginia < Now he is located at the Molton t Archie made up his mind to join'iitlci near Toronto as the first Am- 91: Theodore Outkowski, Wm. Kro- tion Center at Trenton Tuesday by seven selectees are s;hoduled to go I ire later part of this month Ner- this year commencement orators cger, Francis Domlnlck, Raymond the local Draft Board. to the Tr:nton Center f:.r e.t?mi- j Etko is at present employed on a eeem to have gotten away from that the N'uvy, ro off to New York City he ! erican to be assigned there for duty vent He Bisned an enlistment appli- j as in Instructor, Farley, John Kroeger, John Bodak, The contingent of five men were nations. These men are us/follows:! steamer plying the Great Lakes with worn to threadbare theme, "Amer- Tjoop 07-. John J. Pysno. O iof HH> aviation students, all of them fitar Scout: Jack Tice, Troop 91; 29 William street. John J. Olsiewski, ""Thi' s week the loojl Draft Board that we have heard for the past ten Ben Zygmont, Raymond Mikolos, the twelfth call for men for military Order N? 494, of 120 Main St., Ben- years at least. the test, he was informed he had i Americans. While they are mem- training under the Selective Ser- received orders on the fourteenth passed with flying colors. "That's bere of the Canadian air service, Troop 98. nie A. Roje'wski, No. 309, of 15 Bo- quota to be filled on Tuesday, June i * • ^ Lite Scout: Louis Hoffman, Troop vice regulations. All but Chmura emhurst avenue, ell of Sayreville; Any kind of advertising is good, fine", returned Archie, "111 go home] these young aviators will not be sent 24th. The call Is fox a total of se- and tell the folks to get some stuff overseas for duty, but most of them 06 we successful in passing the ex- Martin A. Rryga. Order Noj 480. of venteen men, the largest call made and the most expert advertising Eagle Scout: Elmer Galley, Troop 323 Henry SL, Michiel A Stolte. man und the most consistent adver- ready for me to-leave". Then it wjs;ha\e figured out a way to get into flminations and were moved to Fort to cfute- that Archie learned he was to get; UK- battles over Europe, enlistment 91. tiser will be the first to tell you that. Bronze Palm: John A. Geant, of However, there is such a thing as the speed and action he craved from iin .the Royal Air Sorce, which would tho Navy sooner than he had antl-jmian their automatiuc disc harge Troop 91. clangorous advertising and advertis- MERIT BADGES: ing on the sides of busses Is in this cipated, for the Navy enlistment of-1 from the Canadian forces.' •• fleer replied "The next time you so! Blodgett, who is 28 and the son Troop 96:. ' Several Accidents Examination of j Girls' Choir of class. ! Ben Zygmont, Physical Develop- The American public, wise to the home, you'll be wearing a gob's un- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Blodgett, ifcrm, you're in the Navy now and i pf Morgan, first left his home here ment, Bookbinding, Public Health, fact that the man who has some- Personal Health, First Aid. Investigated by Police thing worth while to sell, isn't afraid In a short time will leave for New-'to Jo in a flying ciroiu. He vi- Pre-School Children St. Mary s Church to advertise it, reads advertisements iport, R I to enter the Naval Train-, tited all the eastern states in a trl- Robert Fumlew: Bookbinding, Mu- wherever they are, from force of lng School there. Your Uncle Sam motor Stlnson "jitney piloting" pas- sic. Over Weekend habit, and because the leading pro- will provide for your every need for sengers. He reoills one trip with a had at the Hotel Bristol, from war. ter department reveal. Will Be At Camp Hudsonic from lniming, First Aid, Civics, Fireman- Welsh street, were in collision at the duct the medical examinations. This seems to be trying to sell us corner of Bordentown and Bertram -*- which they drove along Fifth ave- For the two days, a total of two August 2nd to August 9 th ship, Bookbinding, Woodwork, First nue all the way to the Botanical Gar- .a bill of gods that can never be dc- million, two hundred thousand gal-I Aid to Animals, Physical Develop- avenues. The bus was going west on • livered; for regardless-of what ooun- Bordentown avenue and Tedesco was dens. Here every specie of plants, lens of water* •' wsar. consumer, one j It has-been.announced that the ment. Rowing, P«£hfiadlng, Marko- and shrubs, flowers In all shades and try wins this war, their business will members of the local Girl Scout manshlp. --•••'••' •-'•»•- coming out of Bertram avenue about More Traffic Law be of little value, because there will million, one hundred thousand gal-' hups, and a regular.wonderland of.: Ions on each day. troop will hold their annual en- Donald Huff: totety. 5:30 P. M., when the two vehicles flowers was to be .seen. The time be little cash available and Ameri- campment at Camp Hudsonla, Hl- Elmer Galley: .Scholarship, Life collided. Murray Borlund and Leo cans shoud know by now that what- Lost year, on Decoration Day and Violators fined here wai limited In order to be pre- the day following the total con- bemia, N. J. from August 2 until Saving, Taxidormy. Brady, local residents, were passen- sent at the Cenacle of St. Regis In ever business, Europeans do "on the August 9th. All Qlrl Scouts desiring Allan iooiiut: Music, PaUifindlng. gers in the Tedesco car, which was book" Is never paid for. sumption was one million six hund- time for Benediction of the Most red thousand gallons to become members of the local -*•- considerably damaged. The side of Here Tuesday messed Sacrament. The religious at- 6o for as England is concerned, camping party have been requested the bus Involved was also damaged. ehe is building; tup obligations to the A breakdown of the water usage mosphere, tha beautiful floral decor- over the past week end, taking into to get hi touch with Peggy Hardy, New Home Will Another accident took place early Another Group Will Appear In tlons of the altar, the exceptional littlt countries of Europe that ore Scout Captain, not later tlmn Wed- much closer to her right now, end consideration the number of water Sunday evening at the corner of Pine Police Court Tonight singing of the Choir made a perfect users, shows that each person used nesday, July 9, tl>e date when re- i and Bordentown avenues, when cars ending to this most enjoyable day. when the war is over, she will pre- gistratlons will close. fer to business with them be- on the average of 110 gallons per Be Built Soon for driven by Henry Sosnowskl. of Car- The drive of the local police de- After supper at the Cenacle, the cause It will be more convenient person. Sin:e the average usage per All new members and former teret and Robert Beattl, of Wash- partment against traffic law violators girls returned home well satisfied, and more advisable to do so. We perron, based on a survey conducted members of the troop will be requir- ington Road, President Park, were in continues and' Tuesday evening, there and happy with the trip, which, they all' over the country ts 100 gallons ed to register for the present term George A. Hammell collision Sosnowski, charged by was another lineup before Police Re- hope, ithey Will be nble to make again, will get only the business that they 1 can't take care of and that won't per day, the water demand on Fri- not later than June 30th. Beatti with responsibility for the corder Mollane, in local police court. at Gome nature time. day and Saturday of last week was Modern Dwelling Will Be Locat- accident, agreed to pay for the dam- Curl Wenz, of New Brunswick ave- be for cash. far over the average. ed in Sayreville One thing that apparently should age, police reported ruie, Spotswood, brought in by Patrol- Those who went on the trip were:' be • disregarded in future planning man Gleason on a charge of care- Alberta Barber, Teresa. Crazier, Ag- Flans and speclflcatiols are being less driving was fined $*. for this country, is any hope of pro- St. Mary's High prepared for a new home for Geo. nes Mochen, Mary Donlin, Elizabeth; fitable foreign business for years to George T. Scott, of 281 Jellff nve- Abbatiello, Mary Nordling, Jean Ry- Harold Semoneit A Hammell of Brodwoy. ' The Committee Named to nue. Newark, brought in by Patrol- come after the war. residence, will be located at the cor- an, Mildred Sullivan, Mary • Helm,. Students On Trip to man Kvist; was fined $10 for speed- Margaret Sullivan, Ann . Tabasco, * • * f Woodland avenue and Grant Ing. Recently the city of Newark had Is President of flrtet, Sayreville. The building Is Mary Vona. Lucy Vona, Mary Zus- Arrange Plans For T. Mogrullinski, ot 77 Washington pan, Helen Stantort, Verna. Parley, a test blackout, and it was not. the New York City ta.be built by Charles Kostbax ot Raid, South River, brought in by desire of someone to see how the Englishtown. Mary Ttlggs, Ann Parley, Ann Blr- _-•• New Choral Society Patrolman Abbatiello was fined $7 crdl, Anne Marie Coakley, Virginia city would look with all the lights Honor Students and Athletes The dwelling will be one and a S & D ofJLiberty Day for speeding. . out, or the hope that the city might half stories high and have an at- Anderson, Ellen Bppinger, Margar- First! Election of Recently , Were Members of Peter Elyk, of *4 Mary street, Oar- et Dunham, Marlon Farrell, Mary get some irce publicity 'that was the Formed Group Held Party tached two car garage connected to Appointed at Meeting of Local terest, • brouflht in by Patrolman motivating thought behind that the house on the right with a breeze- McCoy, Margaret Helm, Prances Ge- Monday Council Tuesday C^Oonnor. was fined $7 far blocking nnt, Gloria Barbleri, Kiitherine Sul- iblackout. Somewhere along the line, On Wednesday honor students waj. It will hiwe seven rooms and Evening u fire zone. someone realized the possibilities of two tile .baths, and is expected to be livan, Virginia Zuspap, Jean Ryan, Election of officers took place and athletes of St. Mary's High Walter Kroth, of West Hampton Veronica Stefansky. > needing a blackout and! know the during the meeting of the newly Schol enjoyed a trip to New York ready for ocopancy by the end of Plans for Sims ani Daughters of Beach, N. Y., brought in by Patrol- advisability of being prepared. August. • Marie Pribula, Elizabeth Farrell, formed South Ainboy Choral Society City. Liberty Day on July 19th will be man Gleason, was fined $7 for pass- Eliaibeth Quinlan, Jean Corvtno, Comparedi to our location, Newark held Monday evening in City Hall. A visit to a big leasue ball game The front of the house will con- made by a committee of the mem- in? a red light. is not in the lightest danger, and still tain brick ani stone veneering with Mary Gleason, Mary Larkln, RUth Harold Semoneit was chosen as was planned, but because of rain the bers of looil Friendship Council No. Another group charged with ivic- Bliggsn, Margaret Casey, Mary Car- the average person In this city has president; Mrs. E. Robert Owen, students visited Radio City and a the remainder of the exterior walls IP, appointed tit the Tuesday cven- lations Is scheduled to appear before made no plans for action hi case of of frame construction. A composi- roll, Helen Everltt, Mary lovely, Ann vice-president: Mrs. Harry Dow- nuse-am. uw meeting by Miss Dorothy Stults. Recorder Mullane this evening. Lynn, Eileen Nagle, Jean Nordling, on emergency. Not that we advocate dell, secretary; Miss Sadie Dowdell, About fifty students members am- tbn shingled roof will be installed. Councilor The members of the a blackout of the city of South Am- The house will be built on property Marie Meinzer, Jlnne Monoghan, El-. librarian; and Mrs| John Perkins. enp the members of the party, which committee are Mrs Edna Letts, ieabeth Hoffmuti, Joan Southard, Scl- boy, but there should be some pro- press correspondent Carlos New- was chaperoned by Coach Johh J. having a frontage of 100 feet and a Airs. Adelia Christiansen and Mrs. vision made to handle the situation dtpth of 100 feet. ma McDonnell, Virginia McDonnell, nwn, M. . M., A. T C. L., organ- Zcancwicz, Joseph Kelly, Rev Margaret Crlswell. Sally Ann Quinlan, Zita Gordon, in event of an emergency. ist and choirmaster of Christ Church Keen an. Robert McGowan and Rev. Entrance will be into a vestibule After the meeting, birthdays were Back during World War days, and the- living room, which Is to Jenn Stnnton, Eleanor Marccy, El- is director of the group. James Foley. celebrated in honor of Miss Mabel lrpbeth Reilly, Rosemary McDonnell. fiouth Amboyans saw what confusion The organization, formed a short contain a stone fireplace, will be on Slover, Mrs.'Joanne Campbell and Will Graduate can result when sudden disaster ani- time ago, now, reports a membership MRS. JOHN GRIMES WINS the left. In the aw. of the living Sheldon Newman. ses evedyone to want to leave the of approximately fifty persons and room will be the dining room with Visitors present were Deputy Btate city at once. NON-PLAYERS' PRIZE AT Another Large Class membership is open to all local re- ST. MARY'S SOCIAL the kitchen also in the rear. Two Councilors, Mrs. Myrtle Meyers of Andrew Madura Today the situation Is worse than sidents. bedrooms will be located on the first South River and Stanley Brook- it was then, just stop and think, floor. Win Graduate. 88 on Tuesday Another meeting and choral ses- V/edncsoV>y evening when 323 per- field, of Woodbridge; also Mrs. June 17th if you were suddenly forced to leave sion will take place in City Hall On the second floor. will be two Sophie 'Erookfleld of Woodbridge, Graduates from N.J. town In a hurry, In which direction sons wers present, Mrs. John Gri- bedrooms.and a tile bath. An oil- Monday evening. mes iron the non-players prize at and Miss Mary Jane Cole , of Hlghts- Commencement Week events for would you go? Travel In the direc- -*- fired air condition system will be in- town Council. tion of Perth Amboy to the north, St. Mary's Parish game social. The stalled in the basement along with Saint Mary's School are scheduled Pharmacy College ST. MARY'S «31 CLASS twwity-thlrrd game wa6 won by Mrs. The next meeting will take p!ace as follows: ought be cut off because of loss of laundry facilities. The house will be Tuesday evening, June nth. the bridges, if the bridges were SELECTS LYNCROFT A. Johnson, of Metuchen and Mrs. oompletey insuated with rock wool Class Night Exercises for the Class Also Received Prize At Annual Hattic Nlelson was the winner of The merchandise club winner was of 1941 will be held on Thursday, standing/travelling overthem might INNJFOR RE-UNION in the celling and walls. Mrs. Laura Villakescn of Fords. Commencement . , l>e dangerous. Retreat to the eouth the Lucky Seventh. June 13 at 8:1S P. M. In the school • dlong the shore toward Monmouth At a recent meeting of the com- Next week the 23rd game will be auditorium. • CHILDREN'S DAY - MtSS DOROTHY STULTS At the 480) annual, commence- county might be impossible because mittee, It was decided to hold the $85 and the Seventh. Grame prize Graduation Exercises for the nftnt of the* New Jersey College,.of of collapse of the Morgan bridge, and tenth reunion of the class of 1931 wiU be »25. EXERCISES SUNDAY PRESENTS COMMISSION Eighth Grade will take place on Pun- AT FIRST METHODIST AT MILLTOWN MEETING Pharmacy Wednesday; evening/ Ml- travel along the west highway to the of St. Mary's.High School at the Proceeds of this ggame series will day evening. June 15th at 8 P. M. ehad Andrew Madura, of 317 Ce- ' Shore might be Impossible because Lyncroft bin at Liyncroft The date In the school auditorium. ' be turned over .to the Xamd being Children's Day will be celebrated dar street, was awarded the degree of congestion. Travel to the west for the affair was previously set for raised for the . new school gym- On Thursday evening, June 5th, Mass hi honor of Monsignor B. C. br Bachelor of Science In Pharmacy. would be inadvisable because one Thursday evening, June 19 th. . on Sunday at the First Methodist! Miss Dorothy Stults of Friendship Griffin's Ordination Anniversary to- nasium. . ' . , Church The morning service haa Mjidura - also, received the Botany would then ba travelling Into a dan- Arrangement* are In the hands ot Again next Wednesday, arronge- Council No. 16, Sons and Daughters gether with the Baccalaureate ex- mid Fharmacognosy prize. ..-. Cerous area whore war supplies a tommltteo consisting of Frank Ma- been especially planned to interest of Liberty presented her commis- ercises for the Seniors will be held on mrnte will be mode to conduct the the children and there will be an '' T/ie high light of the exercises at plants are located, while to the Bast honey, John Oo&ri, Ous George, M- game on both floors of St. Ma- sion as Deputy state Councilor in Tuesday. June 17 at 8:45 A. M. Fol- which 29 members of the graduating ) there to nothing. but water. • ta Mulln, Mary Corcoran, James object sermon, also baptism for Mllltown. lowing the M4SB the Junior Class ry's Hall. children. class received their diplomas, was - It would seem the city owes an Day, Mary Banfteld, Agnes Chuilll, • Among those accompanying Miss will entertain the Seniors at a Com- the awarding of an honorary degree obligation to Its citizens to set up Ray Lucitt and,George Coakley. The evening service will be in StuIU were: MM. Ethel Stults, Mrs. munion Breakfast m the Guild Hall. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL charge of tho Sundhy School and ell of Doctor of Science to Rudolph Ed- wane eafe. efficient evacuation plan, AT FIRST METHODIST Catherine Bamlacher, Mrs. Edna On Tuesday evening, June 17th In ward Gruber of Colonla, vice-presi- departments will take part In the the Church, the High School Com- even if it means the hiring of an ex- not be registered as members, ore Letts, -Mis. Amelia Christiansen, dent of Merck end Co., Inc., by Pre- Den in such matters at a big sal- program to be rendered. Mr«.. Mildred Bccknwn, tin. Alice mencement Exercises win take place. symphathetlo with Bund aims and The Primary Department of the sident , Robert C.. Clothier.. ; ary Lives are important. • Russell,' MUs Dolores ChrlsUanen The High School graduation, class embltloru and could with little per- First Methodist Church will hold ' At the Dutch Tavern in Keyport, Principal speaker was Dean Overt * • • its annual strawberry festival on and Mrs. Margaret Crtewell. „ numbers 88, one less than the lar- suasion become active In Bund work. Thursday evening, the South. Am gest class which was graduated In Kendie, of Temple College, of Phar- There are some people In this Then we have many "Dollar Am- Saturday. June 14th from S until 0 boy Ccmara Club will hold its ee- macy. Philadelphia. The Baccalau- . P. M. at the church. WILLIAM KURTZ IS 193$. The eighth grade graduates country, who are of the opinion that ci icons", the type of people who ond annual banquet. number 63. reatc sermon whs read as In past all the energy and enthusiasm that sold out Freuice. If the price was There will be a small admission ELECTED PRESIDENT OF years, by the Rev. William J. Mar- ciiurs* During the evening, the second DEMOCRATIC CLUB are now being showy for the plight made right, there are a number of annual print cont cat will be Judged BANK NIGHTS TO son, minister of the Mount Pleasant of England might Veil be used to Americans who would sell their Am- and tho winners announced. Baptist Church of Newark, where the insure the future of this country end erican citizenship and the country Oil Burner* and 8toktr» at Mon- Recently when election of officers BE RESUMED AT .seniors gathered on Sunday for tho Reservations for tho banquet may waa hold by tho new South Amboy EMPIRE THEATRE , they are of the opinion that the big as well. These latter people, car© •(han'a. Tel. 283. md». bo made with Lloyd Nelltopp, 373 Rev. Marson's annual JJroblem, so far as the future of Am- little for the liberty and future we! - Democratic Club, William Kurtz was Raritan street, lira. C. W. Hoff- elected president, and John Leon- Bank nights will return to the Em- erica la concerned, Is to guard against fore of the .masses und are Interest- MART HAD A LITTLE LAMB, It's man or Richard Mosteraon. BEVERAGE tttachery from within. ed only In ttwlr own welfare. There ard was olocted secretary. pire Theatre. fleece WM white M snow, but Mary * — • A lengthy discussion of the local Manager John Zanxalerl, of tho MEETS MONDAY .. Serious thought ma; b» given.to nro many Americans of the samo WM lonely on Saturday night, for Any ilia pipe eat to sketch whllt thU situation, since It was recently tjpe as the prominent Frenchman political situation took place dur- tlH-atro nnnounco) this week that >A meeting of the South Ainboy •vAMAf ftnnouncefl that there are who mid when Interviewed recently, •be had nowhere to «"• Now the yon wait, »t Monasium's. adv. ing the meeting. ... the fir* bank night will bo h(M Ides to Joe Jerome's, and enjtws (he Licensed . Beverage Dealers Associa- , W,QQ0 active members of the Ger- "Collaboration with the Gernnns U tomorrow evening and there will tion will bo held at (JIM Geoonfc „ tttto-Amerlonw Bund in thM country. not 8P, Jw4 tiler, all. It permMs mtt good times there. It'* a splendid Art for the new fanny book when If ton are In a hurry, iiy Monaf- Tuefday and Saturday night thore- to live on a grand scale and that is jan ttepln. It's freo with way Mi l»ft, ww. Steven* Ai0. * Baiia 8K, ' Wt aany more who, whllo they may what r«Jly nutters". worry and care. adv. purchase. Hoffman Dnlf*, Broad Ttl.tSS. H4T. way KBA AnfBsta, a4h Metal eeUbifi. Mooattun'i, TWO THE -SOLTit AMBOY CffilBW FBUMY, JUi*K €, IS4I BIG TOP By ED WHEELAN NEWS ABOUT TOC £n.saeRE«O$. 6PREAD SMCM, ReOTl&.ONE. •WATS THAT IS MORt INTCRtSTeD IN .'BOTCH*. Donald W. Reed, Jr. : Stephen Soltis BUT 'SUM" HAS <*ETTlN

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South Ainboy Yacht Club is consid- elder the matter of closing the "Hole HERE YO11 MAY ering the erection of A new building in the Wall" and therefore the com- Houn: D»llj 10-18, 1-5. 7-8 LOOKING BACK to replace the one destroyed by fire. mission postponed the hearing. Just Wednesday 10-11 Only A meeting was held Thuisday even- when the mutter will come up again PURCHASE EVERYTHING Ing when the matter was fully dis- lias not been announced, and the I. MANN & SON 22 YEARS cussed, and all present were favor- time will prpbably now re it with FOR YOl'R able to build at once. It Is proposed the rnllr.ai company to suit their OPTOMETRISTS (Issue of June 7, 1919 to have a double set of bowling al- convenience. 89 8MITII STREET Tel. P. A. «-20l7 Perth Ambof, N. S. * • • leys, also a large r:om for pool and Last Sunday afternoon saw the • • • fotllcrds Wiliam TVer was enipw- Some reports rare being circulated PICNIC institution In this city of Court ered to place the courts In good con-, Bir.cta Maria, Daughters of Isabel- dition, so that the members and thit il'npss has rwuUed from bath- la. This is the local branch of the friends can enjoy tennis this sum inc in our bay Some weeks .ago the national organization of the same nier. Citizen gave warning against the tame and starts with a membership poisoned water and called attention NEEDS of one hundred and thirty-six, the The Yacht Olub has one of the fi- to the vast quantities of dead fish tersest number of daughters ever nest pieces of property along the on our shores. There is a possibility Cold Cuts or all kinds. Fruits, initiated at one session in the state shorefront. that any iperson who went In the WANTED USED CARS oi New Jersey. The degree team from * * « water at that time would be poison- and -the many miscellaneous SVrth Amboy .conducted the cere' The congregation of the Methodist ed. But at the present writing we If yon wish to sell your c»r we'll pay you »pot cash. If you owe monies. Reverend Doctor Griffin Episcopal Chunch wlU celebrate the believe that all the .poisonous chem- items that are needed. delivered a very interesting and in-twenty-fifth anniversary of the pre- icals have passed away and that all k balance we'll pay )t off and live you the difference. structive address at the conclusion sent edifice on John street with the danger Is now over. —WRECKED CARS AND JUNKS NOT WANTED— cJ the degree work. State Regent appropriate ceremonies, commenc- • • • Maigaret L. O'Brien, State Secrc- ing Sunday, June 8 and ending Sun- STRAUB'S MARKET Uxy Caroline' Wright, and visiting day, June 15th. A grand outing was given last WE SELL GOOD TRANSPORTATION, district deputies and regents also had Every evening except Sunday ser- Sunday by the young men of the .... Not Merely Used Cars I Carl H. Strnub, Prop. a few words of welcome and en- vices will be held In the church, and Sacred Heart Dramatic Association ouragement to their new sisters. several former pastors have accept- on the beautiful fields bordering the CHOICE MEATS AND VEGETABLES Hollowing the Initiation the fol- ed Invitations to preach. Rarltan River. Phone JOE JANAS, Woodbrldje 8-0149 lowing officers were elected to care During the month of October lost, Among those present were the Telephone 850 ' 110 N. Broadway itcr the destinies of the new court the building was badly damaged by Misses Marguerite KuWslak. Valeria fcr the first half year of its exista-n explosion at Morgan. The offi- Wttkowsta, Helen Lagtria, Elizabeth Speedway Auto Sales Co. Jablonowska, Josephine Wisntewska, ence: cial board appointed R. C. Stephen- 823 ST. GEORGE AVE. WOODBRIDGE Qrand Regent: Mrs. Francis P son," E. S Mason and F. M. Btrat- Viola Macedulska, Jennie Walczak, Doarr. ton as a committee to have the Jennie Macedulska and the Messrs (Across from Grandma's Lor Cabin) Vice Regent, Mrs. Morris Lucltt. building repaired and make some Albert Tomaszcwskl, John J Krzy- Prophetess, Miss Alice Duggxm needed Improvements. Their work lToaskl, Bernard Kublslak. John To- Monitor, Miss Catherine Cleary has 'been completed, and the church maszewskl, John V Krzylcow.skl, He- Sentinal, Miss Sally O'Connor has been beautifully decorated, mak- nry Gatz, Francis Tomaszcwski. Fr- BUY YOUR Organist, Miss Madge Mahoney. ing such an appearance that further ancis Krzykowskl. Steven Jablonow- Historian, Miss Catherine Carr. comment Li unnecessary. *ki and Joseph Grynkicwlcz. Financial Secretary, Miss Cecelia Tile present pastor Is the Rev. • * * JicGonlqle, "George W. Abel, who was appointed On Monday in some mysterious \ JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL Treasurer, Mrs. John J. Scully (it the last New Jersey Conference manor two pigeons, which make their Trustees. Mrs. James W. Rea. In March home at Welsh's stables, got a le, Mrs. Frank Farrell, Mrs. James J. * * * each fast to a cord and In flying to Dwjer, Miss Margaret Gallagher, The Welcome Home Committee thi root of the house

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REFRIGERATORS TO THEM WE ATTRIBUTE OUR STA- BILITY. For you to select from THE ACCOUNT OF THE SMALLEST HOUSEHOLDER AND THAT OF THE 1 ALSO LATEST MODELS OF LARGEST CORPORATION WE CORDIAL- MAYTAG and ABC WASHERS LY WELCOME ALIKE. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGES • " • * OM than l,10O mod«m motor trwclt* and tan utm iwlfi* EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED M\ big gr»«n t*f«phon* float that f«rv«t N«wi«rt«y. Thl« * f««t otrabUc lalgphan* fsreo* (a mobil)zo and mov» quickly for regular work or amcrgoney in any parbof ?h« State. FRANK'S RADIO & ELECTRICAL SHOP As affortt in aid of National Dafans* mount mar* and rnoro rapidly, demandt upon Iho m*chanft*d army of f*l«. AUTHORIZED MAYTAG DEALER pfiano commonleotlon ari at a now "high" In In* work of FRANK M. DU BUSH III No. Broadway FIRST NATIONAL BAKK bopping th« wrvico roady fat *v*ty tiaiantu n««d. Phlico Radius—Victor Records S AMBOV.N.J, (COMPANY , IMI THE SOIJ'Ot AMBOY OTKEM PACK TOMEE y ChurcJi ai- twh, -,s fci/j,ut 3toc0 with is'i'.h By Frani La Tourttte- 1 THE SOUTH A3IB0Y CITIZEN. Inc. E 'A &-'M.i. the C (A Scries of the Great Truths jut;mer;t: Catholicity) 211 First Strtti Telephone S. A. 4 South Amboy. N. J. • Jack's J. MEiFORD ROLL. As men walk tiirough life, ttieir Htpb'are g:vernsd by wo &ocietic;. tne invested with a spiiitoal power Miss Helen A. Grace Hollywood Inn I HERE is one way to have to lead them to eterrui happiness 5 :167 State St. Tel. 4-2309 Eeccsd Ciais ISilUr'iit theTSoulH Smboy Tost Office ijtf• the" otHer-endowed witir~s.civil hot water ready for U53 at the suthority to obtain the temporal hap- Graduated Wednesday « Perth Amboy cli .3,.1879_ . piness -ol •ity-members—the Church • SPKCIAL F.Ott FRIDAY faucet always. That is with a and the state. Each is a perfect sa- From N.J.C. J AND SATURDAY ONLY fety, since each contains within it- • PI RE CALIFORNILIFORNIAA modem Automatic Gas Water Subscription F-it«: U-50 per Year by Mail; $2.00 by Carrier self the means necessary for unim- Daughter of Mr. and Mrs- $2.00 Outside of Zone 1. Four Cents per Copy paired action md for the attainment of the goal for which it strives. The Alonzo I., (inc? i.s Al>o Heater, which maintains hot Hoffman Hiuli (.'radaate S Wine Sl-39 gal. Church rules men with a religious • PORT, SHERRY, COMPOSITION RESPONSIBILITY power; the state, with a secular po- water at the right temperature, wer. Both receive their authsrity to Amen? those \vh> received de- " MUSCATEL Tzis newspaper will cot be liable for errors appearing to any govern from God Himself, and both frcts at the twentieth ccmzrienc?- day and night, for only a few have their proper spheres in which miEfexercives of New Jersey Col- *%••••••••••• HI •••HI advertising beyond lie cost of space occupied by the error. to function. \f\?e t:r W'^mcn on Wednesd-ar «?_s yjs; Helfn A. Grace, of 235 NorU) cents daily. A small amount Though tlie Church and state ex- Stevens Ave.. Uils city Mrs Grace NOTICE rcise their authority over the same the daughter of Mr ar.d Mrs. AIOR- down and a small amount ARMY MAY CHANGE TACTICS iUbjects, they are distinct societies. zo L. Grace, is a graduate of Hcrf- Tike notice thit Stanley Knast, The Church was established by a. itmn High School hi NJC. she mi- Jr., 540 Main 6trect, has applied to monthly pays for one. Liberal There is some criticism in high quarters of our present Ar- ree act of God made man; civil ic.-ed in Enff!kh. D. Frederick Burnett, State Oom- my program. The critics argue that too many of our ranking of- society is the result of needs and Candidates for ci«s;ree3 -aere pre- ci^itmer, Dept. of Alcoholic Bev- endencies that are natural to man sented by Dean Margaret T Cor- trase Control for a State Beverage trade in allowance for an old ficers are still thinking in terms of the last war, and have been in- God as the author cf ence is the win and the degrees upre conlerre-i Diiributsrs license for premises credibly blind to the Iessoas of this war. cause of the Church; as the author by Dr. Robert . Clothier, presirien;: ?iaisted at 5*0 Main St., South Am- heater. Ask Public Service or of nature He gives to the state its of Rutgers University. The degree; b?}, N. J., and ta maintain a -ware- The Army's program calls for comparatively few mechanized xi-tence and powers. cf bachelor of artsjjtas conferred on l!O5»se at 540 Main St., South Am- your plumber for information. divisions Backbone is still the traditional infantry. While there "The Church, according to the de- 135 seniors, that of bachelor of let-* boy, N. J.. and ta maintain a sales- ee of Jesus Christ, is governed by tcri mpan £ix, that of bachelor KM-, room at 540 Main St., South Amboy, -will be more specialization than in the past, the emphasis will re- 'eter and the other Apostles in the once upon 64 ani lint of bachelor; N_. J, of science in agriculture upon one. Objections, if any, should be main on tremendous masses of men with only basic training. niate Jam"^!*^ in writing to D. The critics believe that what we need is a small, mobile, in- The honorary degree of doctor of; Kederick Burnett, Commissioner, laws was conferred upon Dr. Mar-' 7 Bro d St PVBLICQSDSEKyiCE tensely specialized, 100 per cent mechanized army. They point raret Mead, anthropologist and au- " -' - Newark. N J. ' thor .of "Coming of Age in Samoa '; ,£iRned) Stanley Knast, Jr. out that the German divisions which defeated the French army .-.•nd other studies of primative r*o-| T-A Sian'.ey Bottling Works of 3,000,000. numbered only 150,000 men, and that German cas- Tiies. Citing Dr. Mead's work in an-| 6-30-2t thiapolocy ani in human welfare,: ualties were astonishingly light. The German theory seems to be Dr. Clothier confercd the degree, that one thoroughly trained soldier with modem weapons is "Jn recognition of your arhiewmenu' in those fields, in anticipation of th»: -worth a dozen ordinary soldiers armed only with a rifle and bay- fulfillment of the promke of yet onet And so far. that theory has worked dangerously well. licher attainments in the future"., Dr Mead delivered the commence-! -There is likely to be talk in Congress about this soon. There n.ent adtlress, speaking on the sub-i may be demands that the Army change its program in the light >ersons of the Roman Pontiffs and jpet of "Spontaneity as a Condition he Bishops of the world The state of Democratic Life". Iri her address, of what has happened in Europe. • Those demands will be backed rulel by a scculj'r authority which fJie said. "It'la not enough that padi. By many an expert. ssumes various forms according tD titizen should KO thr:ugh the mo- the circumstances of time and place. \inns of participating nnd engage in: It is true that the Army has often resisted radical change. This authority of the civil govern- f^mbnlic contribution but akt this The case of General Billy Mitchell is one in point—he was demot- ment is derived from God, but it participation must spring spontan- akes its origin in purely human ev- eously from lils own dc-;ire, his o\vr. | ed for. criticizzing the Army command for not doing more to de- ;nls, such as an election, princely ^vi;!. Unless this -primary element.i velop air power. Some say this extreme conservatism is the re- uccessian, or conquest tile spontaneous initiative in e«rh| The object of the Church is vlr- incilvidual, is presir\Td, then sult of the Army's system of promoting officers largely through ue and etcrnoj truth; civil society eracyas we know it is lost". the seniority system, instead of on the basis of merit alone. Our ouceins itself with interests tint d'> not traascend the earthly domain Just As Hot Today generals average about 60 rears in age-Hitler's average is 45 The Church has for its end the san- The interior cf the earth is said Even-one knows what happened to France, which pinned its faith ctlfication o_f. the souls o„f. men !n to be just 05 hot today as it was ider that they may attain the des-1 v.l,cn formed, on great masses of infantry and 'old-type artillery, backed by ny ordained for them by God; the What tisd'-thrillin-c surprises can be conjured quickly with trie delightful foods from such "impregnable" fixed positions as the Maginot Line. tate should make use of the pow- Dairyland. Use these wonder-workers to keep your summer meals cool, inviting, nour- rs granted it by God to secure the ishins! l):iiry products are rich in vitamins, protein, minerals—and EXTRA rich in pa- mporal well-being of its citizens, MIERIFF!* S.M.K 'lit Church was established to lead IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY — late-ple;isins goodness! The U. S. Government recommends dairy products for a health- Between HOME OWN"ERS' LOAN COR- ier America. We recommend them for their ease of preparation and the economy they At Your Service With s Full IJne of Standard Wines and ien to heaven: the immediate end PORATION, n body corporate or tlie civil'society is the temporal pros- Unltptl states of America, ts Complain* olTcr. Uijnors At Tail Trade Prices Always perity of its members. "God has di- nnt, and MARY BOUL. fil.^o knT C. BO1X. et als.. etwecn two powers: The: ecclcsias- Dclendnnts. .Ft- F». !or the .•»!» of SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY-JUNE 5, ti, 7 cal power and the civil power; the mortgaged prtmlvs datwl May 21. onner is set over thincs Divine, the 1041. UNION WINE AND UQUOR STORE 1 tter over human tilings' iT>ope By virtue of the above ^utfrd Wrtt. MAX ZIMMERMAN. Proprietor o XIII). to mo cllrrctod and delivered, t utll ex- 651 BORDENTOWN AVENUE TELEPHONE 4SS pose to &ale at public vendue on In addition to these differences in WEDNESDAY, THE TVVENTY-FIPTH Fine Granulated Sugar 5 tg27c rigin, Kovernment, object ynd end, DAY OP JUNE A. D . NINETEEN b ithers may be noted. The Church HUNDRED FORTY-ONE 5 one; the state in the various forms at one o'clock Standard Time aiKl vxo t assumes may be mnny, according o'clock Daylight Saring Time la tlie BiGll-OUNCE o nationality or boundaries The afternoon of the Bald day. at the 6her- Scottissue - ,- tate may embrace one or more na- Iff's Office In the City ol New Bruns- - 4 Rolls 25c Icns; the Church includes all na- wick. N. J. BOTTLE OF tions, and its spiritual power ex- All the following tract or parcel of ends to every part of the earth. land and premises hereinafter particu- States are born, grow to maturity, larly described, situate, lying and being J Chocolate Nut Ice Box In the City or South Amboy. In the| Our Best Doz. Cookies lb 23c and then crumble to dust; the County of Middlesex, and State of New j Church, in accordance with the pro- Jersey. . .. ., j WHITE E(JGS .T7c mise of assistance given by Jesus Known and distinguished as lots No. \ Christ and the prcsense of the Holy 53. 54. 55 In Block (27) on ,Mip of! Ohio 3 for' Kellogg's Corn HONEY & ALMOND CREAM Ghost within it, is immortal, and it South Aniboy mode by John Perrlne. Jr..' Flakes • - Pkg. 6c will never lose its existence until the June, 1835, BLUE TIP MATCHES 10c Regular '1 size consummation of time. . TOGETHER with nil the singular the > buildings; • Improvements, ways, trees. ^ FlaestalT 3 Cans limited time only— The Church must necessarily be waters, water courses, rights, liberties. I uperior to the state. It is a religious privileges, tenements, hereditaments, and j GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 25c White Rose Coffee - - - - lb 25c and supernatural kingdom; the state appurtenances thereunto belonging or In i ia secular and natural. The Church anywise appertaining, and the reversion! and reversions, remainder and remained- j as a society is universal, Immutable ere. rents. Issues and prollts. privileges: and immortal; the state is particu- and advantages thereof: ALSO Ml Uie SUMMARY OF AUDIT ar, subject to change, and tempor- estate, right, title. Interest, property,! al. Since its end, the eternal hap- possession, cinun anct demand whatso- BROOKFIELD BUTTER ^ 39c "This summary with recommendations. of the audit for the year 1940 piness of men, Is the most noble of ever, DS well In law us In equity, of tne * all, the Church, too,- surpasses tlie said, mortgagor of. In and to the earnej ARMOUR'S TREET ... 12 Oz. Can 25c PHILA. CREAM CHEESE ..... 3 pkgs. 25c ol the Township of Madison County of Middlesex Is published as required nnd every part and parcel thereof with i civil society, whose horipri is limit- the nppurtennncefl. j by R.S. 40:4-3." . f THOMAS L. WOOTON, ed to things of the world. In iview JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT' KITCHEN CHARM WAX PAPER o! the many differences existing be- Being the premises commonly known Clerk. nnd designated as No. 24a Augusta! Quart O\n 98c Pint Can 59c 125-Foot Roll 15c tween them, it is evident that the Street, South Amboy, N. J. Church is entirely Independent it The approximate amount of the de- PALMOL1VE SOAP 4 Cakes 20c RIVAL DOG FOOD 3 Cans 25c RECOMMENDATIONS the state. • / cree to be satisfied by said sale Is tie 1. That the 1930 Franchise Tax Due from Lawrence Harbor Water Cov be Pope Lea XIII has defined tho sum of Six Thousand Five Hundred OCTAttON SOAP... 6 Cakes 25c referred to the Township Attorney for collection or charged against the respective powers of the Church and Flfty-slx Dollars (86.556.00) together OCTAGON CLEANSER 3 Pkgs. 13c state as follows: U> Whatever con- with the costs of this KU>. reserve account ' ••.„.._ Together with all- and singular the IMPORTED SARDINES cerns the salvation of. souls and the rights, privileges, hereditaments and SB"" LEGS LAMB That the Collectors annual statement as required by B. S. 54:4-91 be worship of God falls under the appurtenances, thereunto belonging or| Boneless and-Skinless Larfje Can 23c made. • wei of the Church; (2i other mat- In anywise appertaining. j 3. That the statement of taxes as required by R. S. 54: 4-93 be made by ters concerning political and JULIUS C. ENQEl.. Sheriff. | Fancy Flagstaff ELBERTA PEACHES lb. affairs come under the jurisdiction DESXIOND .t LEVINSON, Solicitor. UiiKe Can ; 23c the Collector. •21.30 5-30-it 4 The old Tax Title Urn Certificates should be considered for the pur- of the state, and (3t in matters af- LUX FLAKES Large Box 21c pose of resale or charged against the Reserve for Tax Title Liens. FlaRstalT STRAWBERRY PRESERVES TOWNSHIP OF MADISON, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY 29c 1 Lb. Jar •./ 22c (Exhibit A) FRESH OR CORNED CCRBENT ACCOUNT Auto Vacuum Aids Anglers BALANCE SHEETS Fresh Killed Broilers lb 32c ' December 31, 1910 Plate Beef - tb 10c Balance Balance Increase or JERSEY ASSETS Jan.. 1,1940 Dec. 31,1940 Decrease * Prime Beef Rib Roast lb 29c Cash — Treasurer — $ 49,225549,225511 $ 54,530.03 $ 5.304.11 Cash — Collector or Taxes ._. 179.27 179.27' Pork Loins-Rib End lb 23c Taxes Receivable _—- 98,881.95 80,423.72 18,458.23 Italian Hot Sausage] FOR PEA SOUP i Liens 39,984.33 53,169.85 13,185.53 Franchise Taxes Receivable 1,426.94 5,188.16 ' 3.769.22 Polish Kobasi • Gross Receipts Taxes Receivable 786.55 2,139.02 1.352.47 Hams Smoked lb 19c Revenue Accounts Receivable — 16.00 . 32.00 16.00 17,697.50 20,022.50 29c Deferred School Tax Revenue — 2,325.00 Loose Pork Sausage 5,500.00 5.50O.0O Breast Lamb lb 13c Emergency Revenues _ —r— Deferred Charge — Taxes Refunded 544.93 644.93 Ilk Fed Rumps Veal lb 28c Fancy Roasting Chickens lb 38c $213,698.45 $216,048.20 $ 2.349.75 LIABILITIES Prime Beef Chuck Roast lb 23c Fresh Killed Fowl - - lb 32c Due to Garbage District $ 1,798.10 $ 2,561.03 $ 783.03 Budget Appropriation Reserves 16,841.26 6,940.63 ' 9.000.03 Fresh Lean Chopped Beef lb 22c State and county Taxes Payable .05 .05 Armours Star Cali Hams lb 22c Reserve, for Tax Overpayments 13.05 13.05 Suspense — _ 42.34 17.21 25.13 Reserve for Local School Taxes 17,697.50 2,325.00 Reserve for Taxes and Tut, 20,022.50 Title Liens - 138,806.2(1 5.272.71 SPINACH '. 19c 133,593.57 FANCY HARD TOMATOES Reserve for Franchise Taxes 2 Jbs. 29c PEAS •. 25c .Receivable , 1,426.94 3,759,22 5.186.16 ICEItBItG LETTUCE 10c Reserve for Gross Receipts RASPBERRIES 23c 1,352.47 Taxes Receivable 786.55 2,139!02 JERSEY STRAWBERRIES ...... Qt. 19c BROCCOLLI 23c Reserve for Revenue Accounts BRUSSEL SPROUTS 23c Receivable _ • 10.00 1000 FANCY CUCUMBERS 3 for 13c Reserve for Police Badge Deposits 66.00 ' 32.00 Duo to Fire Account 3.22 06.00 H.07 Reserve for Franchise Tax 9.19 Overpayment —•— 2.50 2.50 Due to Collector . — .39 .30 Duo to Treasurer — , .... 27.72 27,72 To uutny the call of live u|>eii roml ulso means tile call of the open water. Surplus Revenue Non-Cash .... - 5,500.00 544.93 4,058,07' The nutumobllg nml good ronds have brought thouiunda of beautiful lnUe» Surplus ReVenue^-CKSll _.„..:_ 30,641.10 44,602.25 14,381,09 lind *trcatni within teach of the viimthmht or the week-ender."Fiiliiiijj «eii»on» .throughout the country are opening, and these younu pcnnle were anton; the • $313,608.45 J218.048.JO i $ 2,849.76 lirtt ta *esk tlxir favorite'*ti ram. They carry thtlr own boat, loih'd tu the •op of their -duvroleti- *nd heM- tewrely -with o-new v«eu«m-^r»p holdhn • device actuated by vacuum power from the motor. Note the tuba connect Ing fi»30-3t bo»t tuck »lth motor vncuum. »• :•• i mam FHfPAY, JOfflg <, IMt Co U KOTiCS KOTIffi NOIICE " .{•... • KOWC8 T«4e uoUee Samtey T. Juistt, TsJs* ixiuw tbsA HW-ry Reuwr. trel- T*te notice .Uiai WOlira P. Doyie,' Tsie nolle* tS»t August^ Titctn itod "Great American Brs&feasf * Staiig \ r>jcty-£,:jy ; Doita* ((S3*46.iX>j, together trading ts RidgewKjt TTavern , hah s hig &s Seiner's Tavern, lias applied ^o trading aa Doylf'i Bar & GTIU hue ap- • P11"1* Bloat, pMtner*. trading «3 T^- wittitt i tthhe odfU of ttbls Hue. pliedfplied-fcco ththe MayoM r &sdd C Common Coua- the Mjycr «»d Common Council Of the plled to the liayor and Borough OoTjn- ' °00'* Bar * G^1 J"""* aps*«d to tfao Together ruith lUl nud ^ ell of Uw City of South Amboy for a City or Sou-Ji Amboy for a plenary r - dl of Uje Eorougti. of Saywviiif for * ilayox end Botyugb Council of the Efflr- Alice Faye at Empire Sunday & Monday nF-,his, ; rivileges. hereditament* and ap plenary retail consumption license for tail consumption license for p*em)^-5 seasonal plenary retail consumption 11- ougn of 6ayrev4ile for a Canary ^ purtemuu»s toereunto belonging or to j>remlfces sltutted at 518 fUtigrw*; ATC- tid d st,i9Si9 . «ue. ScxiUr Amboy -if.- jr ." ' 65y.' N. J. Higlmiay No. 35. Morjjan Ave., Morgan. "Md »t Yacht Baefti. Morgun, JULIUS C. SNO.X, Sheriff, '. ObJecUoufi. If any, should be made Objixtious. if &xiy. should be l-nt'.rte Borough of S&yn-viite, N. 3. SayrevtUe~ "' , N. J. I CRAKE ii CRANE. Solicitor. Immediately In wnsng to G. Frank DJS- Immediately In writing Vj G. Frank Dls- Objections. If any, should be made! "H3* addres* ot the partners Is Ti*- 1535.70 6-6-U broar, Olty CSerfc of South An-.boy. N. J. broa-. City Clerk of South Amboy. N. J. mnwtuatelj,. In *TltiEg u> TTciik P. o®11'8 BaT * ortU- Morgan Yaobt Baain. 6-C-1t Svsnley T. Jurski. 6-6-2t (Signed) Harry Reiner. Kai b. Clerli. 'Borougli of 6ajrevlUe. N J.' Morgan. H. J. NOTICE 6-6-2t (Signed) WUUam F Doyie . Objections. U any. ohould be made «ifce uotice th.at Luc NOTIfE __. j lmnieauwly in writing 4o Prank P. i*ug ab Village Tavern, has , NOTICE ) .A« notice that Fred E. Ohnainan. NOTICE j KMb. Clerk, Borough of SayrevUle, JiJ. - - „. >.o Take notice that John G. Nebua. trad-' ing as Blinker Bar. J-^iS applied to Take notice that tii« New- Jern"- Ap- ' (81gn«l) Augusta 111000 Mayor and Borough Council of^he| ,j _ John's Wonder Bar. has applied i',,,,, ] icvillf. N. J., lor a p.eu- tt 05 ^y^ (^ - *.. . • uie Tbwnfhlp ConunHfcee of Ml pic Grovra-s. Inc., IIHVI applied to the 6-6-2t Paul* Block. :o th() an<1 Common Council of j - lor« |>!em*.ry rt-t«li New Jersey SUtt* Department of Alcoho-1 ' lor pre- the Olty of south 'Aiiiboy tor it pe) lion license fof r premisee s situated at lie Beverage Control for a supplemen- t —; " ——————.— i &HU4UX1 on "State HsgUway No. t, retiill consumption'license lor pr.'iniaes tary LiiniU-d 'Dv.ijlwy Llrense fnr the | upper Main St., Borougu of Sayrevllle, Rotren Wfty.. Laurence Harbor. NOTICE ' t Henry St.- SouMi Aniboy. sc'i TOtt^ialiip. N. J. prvinli.0* MtiuiU-d . lll!j. MkirUe^-fX UHty, K. J. <11 of the Borough of SayrevUle for e brow, City Cleric of South Amboy. N. J. N. J Tlie offtrcrs of the Nt^w .h'l>>ey Apple ! C-6-21 (Signed) Lucille TtaiiWifeUo. plenary retail coiwuinption license for 6-6-2t (Signed) Jolui Q. Ncbus 8-6-2t (Signed) Prcd E. Ohnsman. Growers. Inc.. are: Herbert Cottrcll preml&es sliuiited at Old Spye Roud and Frank S. Covut-lV Willurd Cottrell and 5-tute Hii;hv,fly No. 35, Morgan, Borough NOTIfE Jucifton G. Cottlvll. NOTICK 5 NOTICE rotif-e tliat J^m*lsF. Gtrlty. Jr Sux-khoUU-T-fi sire the above mentioned ; of Sayrevllie. N. J. TaUc na'.ice tbn.t JudltSv UeUor. Uad- nottc* that Press. tttidlTv; i: r.H "Brt-oi^ Tavern." h:is apr>li^ Uj;lj; i of iSayrtvUly e lor a plt-nsry re- Vlw Cit-y of South Amboy foT a plennry New Jersey Aj4>le Growers, luc | viV.v. N. J. . l l l confxnnntlon lor p p C-6-2t (Signed) George S. Vanderhool. • t .il coiuiuniptlon l.cen^e Jor ut- 35. Morpun. N. J. 6-6-2t.: Vle.v \nn. situated, at 516 Rid Avenil«, &)Uih ; Washing um Rood. JJorou^a of Sayrevllle, Ajnboyy. N". J. 'ii< (Iliitflv tn VTlii'ie to ! N. J. Objections,'IO f any, thould be mad? oc'on. ClHk of Madison Objections, if any. should be made Immediately In writing to O. Frink D;«- N ! immtrvmlscs situated at to til© Mayor and Common Council of tall consumption llren-»e- for premises i state Rt/thw/ay Ho. 35 Morgan Beach, the City of South Arnboy for a plenary Eltuated sit, 115 South stsvens Avenue. ! Madison Township. N. j. Swan Song Is Real retail distribution license for premises South Amboyy, N. J. ! ObjectionsObjectins, ir anv. should lie made Wovinded swans have been heard situated et 111 South Broadway, Boulh ObJectionB, If any. ehould_ be made j immediately In wrltlne to Thomas L. Training For Defense to make s musical sound as they Amboy, N. J. mmediately In wrltlne to O. Frank Dl« Wootoit Clerk ot Madison Township. FOOD STORES sailed to earth, so "the death song Objections, If any, should be made brow. city Clerk of Sou In Arn'xiy. N. J. N. J. 110 SOUTH BROADWAY 117 NORTH PINE AVE. Immediately In writing to O. Prank Dls- 6-6-2t (Btgncd) Em.inw'1 Kco. 6-6-2t (Signed) Elmer Straub. By Rufus T. Strohm of a svran" i? not n myth brow, City Olerk of South Amboy, N. J. Phone 768 Phone COS 6-8-2t (Signed) Anna Dwyer. NOTIf'K VOTICI: Eyelid Take not)"* that Joseph and C^iarlrs Take notice that Ella Kalwr, trading C 1 IT Delicious II r\£\ Dun, Internilionct The function <>( iho eyelid is to Polguy. trading fta Jay Cee's, have un- ns Kaiser's Pavilion, has applied to the Corrtipondence School* c!can.=e the eyihall by keeping it NOTICE lied'to the Mayor mtd Common Coun- Township Committee of MadtMjn Town- Take notice that Albert Jerome, trad- II of tho City of South Amboy for a ship for a plenary" retail- consumption 11- moist. ing as Jerome's Tavren. has Rnplled to jlenwv retjill consumption llcenw1 for reii-ie" for premises situated at Stdte WO induslrslrie.ii , aviation and ship- tho Mayor and Common Counrli of the renilnes Bltnnted nt Slate Hli;li\va)' Hiihwny No. 35. Morgan Beach. Madi- Tbullilingling. araree pusliins uh«ul with Auc'ettt lius:ness City of South Amboy (IT a plmafy re- Ktmte 35. South Amboy, N. J. son Tovn^hlp. H. J. Smoked TongneSanJ^..lb 29c lncifn.s;ng speed lo nu-fi the press- The Aruma I'uci !o Ind:;,ns raised tnll consumption llcen.^ for premises Objections. If any, fhould be m:i'le Objection-S. 11 any. Khoxild be mnrle lii'Wd'.atelv In .writing to THimiia I.. ing dcnianils of a national emer- donie.st:c.Tt«-d luil-.pys among the tltualed lit 117 No. Broadway, South iriertlntely 1n v.rltlnp to n. Prank D!»- gency. Orders Amboy. N. J. orow, City Olerk of Bou'h Ambny N. J. Wont on. Clerk of Miidlson Tawnslilp. r s and more orclfrs rug'Ji'd iresas of western New -6-2t (Blgned) ,lo«"r>h Poleiiy. N. J. Mexico 500 veals atiu. Objections. If any. Kliou'.ri be made (1-0-21 (Signed) Ella Kaiser. have piled up as ImmiMintely In writing-to a. Frank DIs- Charles Polguy. tr ' Pork Goodies 1b 35c plant expansion brow. City Clerk of South Amboy, N. J. NOTICE atul tooling pro- MH'.tUri'S ri.M.K 0-0-2t tSignetl) Albert Jerome. NOTICE ^ ak^ notice that Alexander Tobias, t blems have re- j IN CIIANCErtY OK NEW JERSIiV— Ue- Take notice that John ^Wojclechowskl, Jr.. trading as Madison Inn, has applied ceived the major twieu TIU5 PLAIKl-'lL'UJ lltUsr •trading as John's Hallway Hou&e, haa ap- tn the. Township Committee of Madison consideration. ! tOMP.Oiy. a coijwrutlcn of New Jer- NOTICE plied to tl:e Mayor And Common Coun- Township for a plenary retail consump- Pot Roast 2JR± 1b 29c Another problem I scy. Is Complainant, nnd PATRICK Take notice tliat Qeorge Brcnnan, oil oi the City of Bouth Amboy for j tton license for premises situated at concerns the 1 J. HALEY, widower, is Defendant. Fi. trading as Brenn«n's Tavern, tiaa applied a plenary retail consumption license for Cllifwood Avenue and Matawnn Road, Rufui T. Strohm ibor tage o( Pa. for the sale of mortgaged premis- to the Mayor and Common Council of premises situated at 533 Rldge^-ay Aw- Madison Township, N. J. Oleomargarine lb 17c es dated May 38, 1941. the City of South Amboy for a plenary nue. South Amboy. N. J. ' Objections. It any, should be mode trained men. By virtue of the above stated writ, retail consumption license for premise" Immediately In iwrlttng to Thomoa L. Both shipbuilding and airplane to me directed and delivered, I will ex- Objections If any, should be made Fancy BOX Fresh HEAD situated at 133 Bo. Broadway, South immediately In writing to O. Prank Dls- Wooton. Clerk, of Madl»n Township, construction might be considered pose, to sale at public vemluo on Amboy, N. J. - N J. s WEDNESDAY, THE 6EOOND DAY brow, city Clerk of South Amboy, N. J. romantic occupations by the young Objections, If any, should be made 6-8-2t (Signed) John WoJdechomBkl «-6-2t (Signed) Alerander Tobias, Jr. man starting bis first jab. However, OP JULY. A. D.. NINETEEN Immediately to writing to O. Prank Dls- Tomatoes - 15c Cauliflower 17c the actual fabrication of ships and HOMDHED FORTY-ONE * brow, City Clerk of South Amboy, N. J airplanes calls for the most exact- at one o'clock standard Time and two0-6-2t (Signed) ,Oeorg« Brennan. 2 LBS. Jersey Cut BUNCH ing, skillful typo of workmen. Ro- o'clock Daylight Saving Tlmo In the af- mance tbere may be when the fin- ternoon ot the said day, at the Sheriff* ished products are in the air or on Office In the olty of New Brunswick NOTICG String Beans 17c Asparagus - 23c N. J. Take notloe that Mrs. K. DeSantls the sea, but before a ship or an air- All the following tract or parcel of trading as J. DoSantij Tavern, has ap- COLONY THEATRE plane la placed in service It must land MM» premises hereinafter particu- plied to the Mayor and Common Ootin- Fresh 2 IBS. New Texas 2 LBS. ba u near perfect as man can fash- larly described, situate, lying and being cll of the City of South Amboy for a ^ 111 MAIN ST., SAYREVILLE, N. J. ion It. In the Borough of DuncUen. In the plenary retail consumption license for New building techniques have County of Middlesex and State of New pcrmlaes situated at 209 First Street. So. ON OUR STAGE SUNDAY, MONDAY, JUNE 8 & 9 Lima Beans - 25c Onions • 15c been developed for both industries. Jersey. Amboy, N. J. Twenty years ago shipyards roared Being designated as lot number nine Objections, If any, should be made (Matinee and EvcninR) with.the sound of riveting Runs. (D) In block "A" *1M«p of Property Immediately In writing to O. Prank Dls- Today these yards are less glamor- Owned by Watohung Investment Com- brow. City Clerk of South Amboy, N. J. ous, for the flash of the welding arc pany" filed in the Middlesex County 0-8-2t (Signed) Mrs. K. DeSantls. Iceberg Lettuce Ige head 5c Clerk's Office nnd more particularly and the sound of the gas torch In- described ns follows: STAGE JAMBOREE 1 dicatc the vogue of the "all-welded" Beijinnlr.g at a point in the north- NOTICE —. PLUS — —AND— ship. Revolutionary changes iiuve westerly &Ute o! Second street distant Take notice that Mlotael llronkow- been developed also for the aircraft one hundred and twenty-five (125) feet skl, trndlng ns Mike Tavern, has ap industry. southwesterly from the' Intersection of | piled to the Mayor ftnd Conirnon Coun- JERSEY BEETS 3 for 10c Ships ot the sea and ships of the th northwrstcrly fl one hundred and forty-nino uiimedlately In writing to O. Frank Dls nnrt eighty-five one-hunclrec!tha (149.RI: hrow, City Clerk of South Amboy, N. J. and Win. Gargan management haa adopted various feet to n corner, thence southwesterly 0-0-2t (SlRned) Michael Hrnnkowskl types of instruction. Much studying Prem- 1 1 and parallel with Second street forty-; ' TUESDAY, JUNE 10th — ONE DAY ONLY must be done by tli* apprentice in one and sixty-one one-hundrcths (41.01)' Benefit Pci-rormanee for Sodality Girls of St. stanlslam Church his t>pare lime. Never botore lms he lert to a corner of lot elsht (8) thenco! » ier Coffee llbTns" 25c had such a Kr>-at morul responsi- southeasterly nlotig the division line of AH Talking Polish Pictures — Double Features bility. Here Is the real test. It i(ats lots eltfht [B\ nnd nine (8) one hun- % FOR • Old FaslUon No Tears with every Individual. Opportunity dred and ti'orty-nlne awl elghty-flre . EVERY FRIDAY is here for the man who is 'd one-hundrpths (149.85) feet to the NARZECZONA Z ADYKI and willing. northwesterly side of Second street; thenco northeasterly alone; the north- Fish & Clams Free j -AND— Bab-o 19c White Onions 13c westerly side ot Second street forty-one and sluty-one one hundreths (41.01) Premier Light Meat Birdscyc feet to the place and point of begin- "KROLOWO KORONY POLgKI" Gallant Recalls Hey-day ning. Being the same premises conveyed to Ern£3t o. Dean ftnd Kathryn D. Dean, NEXT FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 12 & 13 Tuna Fish - 17k inach Of Greenwich Village his wife, by deed of Clara A. Bellowa, Jay Cee's 19c widow, bearing even date herewith nnd Premier PT. BOT. Blrdseye FUIeU about to be recorded (Book 770, page On the New Shore LB. 10>. "THE GREAT DICTATOR" rpUCKED away in the heart of Being the premises commonly known Highway No. 35 Charlie Chaplin — PaulfUe GodOard — Jack Oakie J. Manhattan is one of New York and designated ns No. 210 Second street. SO. AMBOY, N. J. Tomato Juice 10cHaddocks - 25c City's most unique sections — Dunellen. New Jersey. Greenwich Village. Once the The approxlma-t camount of the do- .chosen dwelling place of ^Vmeri- •ca's literary and artistic gods and ^odesses, It is now only a shadow of its former self, but there was a time when We're singing out about... —EVERY— —EVERY— it was a verita- ble Bohemia. SALAD SERENADE Enjoy this Salad Serenade - • The literary figures who once at your Neighborhood Tuesday & Saturday peopled its old " Tuesday & Saturday fashioned houses UPTIME {Grocer and receive the and walked its criss-crossed BANK NIGHT streets are HELLMAN MENU PLAN- BANK NIGHT brought vividly to life by Bar- ney Gallant, fa- NER FREE!! FREE!! mous rrataura- Tuesday Eugene O'Neill tcur who re- Tonight Sunday Wednesday counts the his- Tune in at 5:30 P. M. to- tory of the Villnjre in the July ONE DAY ONLY issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. Tomorrow Monday Thursday The Villnge first attained popu- day—Mon. thru Fri. over larity with writers and artists Get New Salad Idea* . .. becn.ise living quarters were cheap- WEAF and listen in to er there, and people felt they could Sea Displays and Specials' move with greater caso among the at Your Grocer's This Week. Itnlinns nnd French who made their "We, The Abbotts" a real homo there. But .the cheap ros- Spontorad by tiurnnts soon became the gathering life story sponsored by places for struggling artists wlwso names were later to become fa- HELLMANNS The Besjt Foods, Inc. , nimis. REAL day's was one of them says Gal- ', lant, who ~wus MAYONNAISE 1 a dishwasher there, and j among her pa- | trons were Tbeo- Salad Serenades Now Going on at 'dore Oreiatr, j Eugene O'Neill, Margaret San- Alei Woollcott I ger and Edna • < SO. AMBOY STORES ' St. Vincent Millay. Although it was j a democratic eating place the rcgu- ! lar customers formed a little club of their own, and strangers received EHRLICH'S GROCERY BORAK'S only a cold reception. In 1U own way, it was more exclusive than ti>« Union League Club. Hera the VIC NORTON (2 stores) ADDED ATTOACTI0N plan for the well-known Washing- STRAUB'S MKT. . ADDED ATTRACTION ton Sqoan Players was hatched, ADDED ATTRACTION and ita tradition-breaking tech- BUTLER niques brought praUes from sedata Every Fri. & Sat. f GOES MUSICAL^OMEDY Alexander Woolleott, then drama BILL BROWN ottle for the New York Time,. NEBUS MARKET "RIDERS OF DEATH Q TO TOWN" 1 "MARCH OP TIME" The period from 1918 till we VALiEY" G5 (•nUred the first World War," Gal- <0l* \ V/lar. Brother) "AUSTRALIA AT WAR'.' lant writes, "was the moat romantlo HRANKOWSKI'S MKT. GREENSPAN'S ADDED ATTRACTION CARTOON: I in the glamourous history of Green- OUR GANG COMEDY CARTOON ; wkh Village. In tho» days it waa • not inertly a geographical location; ANDY CLYDE COMEDY NEWS EVENTS NEWS EVENTS tt wat an amusing gathering place POWL0W9KTS MMV FRANK'S MARKET CARTOON when men and women, young and •Id, came to Uv» and dr«»m and SATURDAY NIGHT CAUTOON TUE8DAYNIGIIT DimERtPARE work ia freedom. It foatend an «»y, IS BANK NIGHT delightful state of mind which ttARONOWSKl'S MARKET , NEWS EVENTS IS BANK NIGHT fe4 4M4Ww to-tfc« winds and IQRWEJLADIES «KTfBtl9Bi.» awlft kick.'! •• vm SOUTH AHBOY mum Luther Stekl Funeral Services "The Ziegfeli GirT Starring tbe Popular Wedding Monday] Is Admitted Ifcld Recently My Garkii st4fc Empire Heafre A regular meeting of the Com* For John Roe xaon Council will be held next Tues- At Public School 1 At St. Mary's Rotary Membership day evening at the City Hall. j Recently funeral services were This week the May attendance rail At. St. Mary's R. C Church Club Will Present Gift to Mem- . # * * ' j at Public School f!o 1 was released. held for John Rue at Camden, and Detective Sergeant Howard Lam- It contains the following names: here Monday nwrninf. the marriage ber in Army Interment took place in the family bertson is resting at his home on First Grade: Donald Bennett, lr- of Mks Italy Bulman, daughter Jf plot in Old Tennant Cemetery, En- First street following an operation; Mr and Mrs. Robert Bulman, of Luther StoHl, personnel manager fciifhtown. ma Hemstreet, Shirley Hoffman, M3e "! the Titanium Pigment Corpora- at St. Francis Hospital, Trenton, j Mtormick, John MUler, Joseph Mor- Fifth street, anr Mtrtck Rock, son Mi Rue. a resident of South Am- tion was made a member of the So. boy for many years, was a partner ier Jcfeph Morris, Monroe Reiner, of Mr tmd Mrs. Matthew Rock, of Amboy Rotary dub at the meeting Napoleon Bloodgood. of John |3t.; Kilter, Manvel Semoncit., AJ> in toe firm of Wyckaff and Rue, is a patient at the South Amboy: SayreviHe t'.iok place hrlti Tuesday at noon in the YMCA'. grocers, which existed here for a long iandberg, Donald Triggs. A •.emmittee consisting of Oliver Memorial Hospital at the result of, 'ft Grade: Ioli Koran, Haroli Tiie ceremony at - 9 o'clock vas time, and was late" connected with a a crushed hip received in a fall at' 1/f-rramrea by the Rev Robert Bul-ivy. Welsh. D:mld Reed, Jr. und chain grocery store in Peith Am- his hoine Friday morning. Mehrian,ier, James McKean, Robert man, counsin of the bride. Theodore Wilhelm was appointed to boy He retired some time ago, be- Munck The bride wore a g:wn of white '. i it Fort Dix to present a gift to cause r.f ill health ati c^.uo ..^..m^ „.„„,. Secon. d Grade: Alvah Cox, Herbert c!u;ntil!-y lac.,..-e an. d chiffonc-tte, a M.»'.in Safran, a member of the club Mr and Mrs William G Brown 1 TLa unlsel1 Jcrr e He died 'at the home of his 'be inducted and one.ter are lite ivife, Mae; two grand- Mrs. John Oooney and children Scmoneit, Elaine Ware. Ifts. i of the firft Rotarians in this sec- Third Grade: William Brown, John children: and a sister, Mrs. Eliza- of Main street hive moved to Ea-,t She was attended by her cousin, !j tion to be called. beth Wyckoff, of Bay View Manor. Orange, where they will make their Pa!k, Anthony Carbone, Bruce Ri- I Mis.. Margaret Farrell of Newark, * future hime. chmond, Robert Thomsen, Louise : who wore baby blue chantilly lace i KENNETH BADORE JR. B^odscood, Marlene Kenig. 'and net with pink ac?<\-Eiri?i. She * • * 1 HAD BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Mary Grimley, of Raritan Fourth Gra-le: Amos Covert, El mr: led an old fashioned nosegay IIZIIIIXXXXS street is on vacation from her du-ruer MoCracken, Richard Ritter, Paul of mixed fiawers. ( Zlola, Oaroa Irunan, Edna Rathbuti, Eiward Rack, brother of the jy Kenneth Badore, Jr., of ties on the nursing staff of St. Mi-Jean Rehfuss, Doris Semoneit, lor- brirlfgroom, wis best man South Pine avenue, celebrated his chael's hospital, Newark.. ralne Oleason The St. Mrry's Birls -chrir, ac- iou'th blrthdoy with a party. 1937 Plymouth * * * Hlth Grade: James Burkard, Ar- companied by Mrs. tMargaret Ab- Those .piesent were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs John Keenan have tlmr Burns, Harold Cox, Robert batiello, sang during the mass. The Joseph Osmanski, Mr. and Mrs purchased the Behn residence on JT?*-i]acher, MeMn Henry, Edward soilst was Miss Shirley Stolte, who Vincent Foulsen, Mr. and Mrs 4-Door Sedan Eertram avenue. OOonnor. Eugene Gryelak, Gloria lendtred "Ave Maria". John Jensen and sons Skipper and * * * T'rov.n, Elizabeth Covert, Marie Dis- A reception for the Immediate James, Bernard Paulson, Mr. and Miss Clare Howell has returned to brow, Grace Kidd, Anna Komosinski, families took place '.t the Button- Mis ICennath Badore, John and her home in Brooklyn after spend- Cynthia. Muniy, Olga Nicolas, Bar- Mood Manor, Matawan. Kenneth Badore, Jr LAWRENCE A. KENNY, JR. ing a few days as guest of Mr. andbara Skow, Dorothea Hoyer, Helen Mrs. Byron Bennett, of John street. Hoyer. NOTICE Take notlca that Frederick E. Blod- FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mr. and Mrs Robert I. Barnes gctt. trading a« Blodgett's. has applied and dauahter Janet, of Panama, Auction Bridge Campaign For P. A. to the Township Oo;nmlttee of Madison 229 SECOND STREKT, SOUTH AMCOY who have been visiting relatives In n Township for a plenary retail consump- ..,.„,. . . . ., . ' India, thro? Indian civil serv- tion license for premises gRimted at balanciniscitey oleff tth Wednesdae summeyr toat spendRichford, the. j ice men stationed at an outpost set Hospital Fund Slate Highway No. 35. Morgun Beach, One owner car — in good Telephone South Aiabay 510 Vermont. thei; wits to inveming some better Madison Township, N. J. * * * form of bridge whereby three could Objections, if any. t.Ilr>nld l-o mnde iir.i i i\inW\y In 'Writing to Tiiomfls L. average shape, has radio— PRIVATE Fl-NERAL HO.IIi; TOIt YOUR CONVENIENCE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herbert piny. In 1306, auction bridge was Begins oil June 11 Wootoit. Clerk of Madison Township nr.ri daushter Emily of Main street mace a' four-ha^ iod came. N. J. Plymouth prices went up and Ann Freeman :f Church , St., Dinner Will He He'd at Naval6-6-2t (S!cned) Frederick E. Bloclgctt. have returned home after spending; Sound Increases $35 yesterday. You can a two weeks vacation in Florida, Sou.«d increases when a tuning Armory On Cordon IBHHBnBKHHBHBBPBHHS!* where they visited Private Harry fork is struck and then h.eld against' Street still jjet this car on the old Herbert, stationed at Camp Bland- a solid surface because the surface price basis. ing. against which it is held acts as • The $450,000 camnairn to create " ROOMS FOR RENT V * V resonator. However the sound 1* a greater Perth Amboy General Broadway Market Mrs. Charles 8pecht of David St. not ireally increased; it is rather Hospital for the tRaritan Bay area yitted several days this week with concentrated in the direction of will open at a dinner meetlns at Furnished Room Apartments 122 N. Broadway South Amboy reisttves in Woodbridge. •he listener. the Naval Militia Armory on Gor- SEE IT AND FIVE OTHER * » » or Single Rooms for rent. WE DELIVER PHONE 261 don street, Perth Amboy, Wednes- LOCAL ONE-OWNER The Rector, the Rev. H. S. Wey- day evening, June 11, and extend rich and the 8t. Cecelia Clioir of until June 24, Karl A. Undner, ge- CARS AT DILL PICKLES Quart Jar 12c Christ Cliurch will conduct the 6er- neral chairman of the hospital cf m- Inquire KLEUMAN \Icc In St Baranabas Church, Sand BaGfcacht palgn, announced this weeic. ASPARAGUS Large Bunches 24c Hills, N. J. at 3:30 Sunday after- Several hundred team members VEAL CHOPS Ib. 25c noon, June 8th. The congregation 122 So. Broadway May Warn of Disordered t-nn building fund leaders are ex- Raritan Bay Motors RHUBAKB 3 Bunches 10c Is invited to attend. Kidney Action ported for the event, which will IBBBBOBBHDI * * * Modern life with Its hurry *ad worry. lBunrh the largest financial cam- MAIN & STEVENS AVE. SOUP MEAT Ib. 15c Word recently received' in this city Irrezalar btbiu,' improper eatiiif Baa paign ever held in this area for such drinklnc—It* rUk of cxpoaure and infec- »'/2 Ib. ROASTING CHICKENS . ..„ Ib. 32c Indicates that 8 J. Dillon of Main tion—tnrowi heavy itrain on tht work a purpose. TELj, 160 street, recently conducted an Inspect- of tha kldntya. They ara apt to become - Subscriptions In six payments, SALT SPARE RIBS 2 lbs. 25c overtaxed and fail to filter MCCM add ion of various minutes at Butte, Mon- and other impurities from th« IU«-tlvinc payable once a month for six mon- A Regular Guy! Open evenings until 10 o'clock. RUMP OF VEAL „ ; Lb. 25c tana and Utah. blood. ths, or once evary four months over You may suffer nafiinf backache, a 20-month period, will be sought SMOKED CALI HAMS lb. 21c * * headache, diulnets, cettlng up olchU, Mr. .and Mrs. Joseph Doollrig, of le( pains, Bwellinc—feel constantly to raise the substantial sum requir- HfnniiiMiiiiimmiiiHiMiiimiiiiniiii Stevens avenue, were visitors at So- tired, nervoui, alt worn out. Other ilina ed for the enlargement and modern- ••••••••••••• of kidney or bladder disorder are some- merville over the week, end. times burning, scanty or too frequent ization program. • urination. Figures showing the substantial Try Doan'm Pill*. Doan't help the service rendered to South Amboy kidneys to pau off harmful excess body William Dey Is waste. They have had more than half a citizens were made available this century of public approval. Are recom- week by building fund headquarters. mendod 4>y sntcfui men everywhere. Atk your mfghbort Last year 943 days of care were giv- An old friend returns this week-end Claimed By Death en to 102 South Amboy residents. O' this, 141 dnys of care were given ' Funeral services for William Dey, free nnd 56 days were paid for at A favorite special! of Newark, who died at the Newark llf ward rates, with extra services often City Hospital Monday after a linger- given free. REGULAR PRICE ing illness, were heM Tuesday after- noon at 2:30 from the L A. Kenny Funeral Home on Sc^oni street. The Coffee Cake 25c /deceased was SEN enty-el?ht years of age. The services were conducted by CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Rv. John Huizer, of Calvary Meth- - - lOc odist Church and interment was in Christ Church Cemetery. APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOMES FOR SALE He is survived by a sister, Mrs. 35c I'hocbc Thorpe, of Ward avenue. FOR SALE: 5 Room House and i y FOB RENT: Apartment, 4 rooms, Garage. Inquire 419 Rarltnn St., U. S. Gains Sun Parlor, Furnished or unfur- South Amboy. 6-6-It I. S. FATHER The United States gained 8,634,83? nished Hea.t furnished. Inquire Special price for both in population from-1930 to 1940. at basement in rear of 731 Bor-HOUSE FOR SAALE: even rooms, REMEMBER HIM ON . dentown Ave. 3-21-tf all improvements, 4 lots, 1 car gar- age. Call 832 South Amboy Author's Life Proves 6-6-4t FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms, 'ather's Day, June 15th Adventure Is Free each suitable for two adults. In- DAYLIGHT BAKERY 411 LOUISA ST., Clty-rOne family, quire 209 Stevens Avenue from 8 frame house, slate' roof. Six 9 ARE is the man or woman till 8 P. M . 3-14-tf rooms (3 bed rooms), bath, steam Telephone 153 R who has never felt the urt>e heat and all Improvements. Glass 6EE£N S to get away from it all — to make < enclosed porch. Paved street, IO4 South Broadway life one long vacation. But, argue APARTMENT FOR RENT: S Rooms hundred feet from bus lines. Plot most people, it's not possible. You' and bath, all Improvements, oil 50x100 feet. One car garage. heat furnished. Inquire 146 Hen- Only $4000. Would Uke half cash •can't do it without fabulous sums ry St. ' 2-21-tf but may consider less. Balance • of money. on' private mortgage at only 4tt pei' cent. Taxes $100.' Johnson. Take it from June Bum, who Exclusive Agent. 324. Main St. writes in the July issue" of Cos- FOR RENT: Two rooms, nicely fur- This Suburban Cit H me nished, can be used either as sin- - ~"~ 6-6-lt mopolitan magazine that it is quite 113 So Stevens Ave. One family possible and that furthermore Bho gle rooms or double room apart- Q A T 1? - y ° ment, suitable for two adults. In- •dwelling, 6 rooms and bath. Steam 'hn» spent her life doing it, on prac- quire 208 Stevens Avenue from 8 heat; all improvements. Fine con- ; ticttlly nothing a year. Mrs. Burn A. M. till 8 P. M., 209 Stevens Ave. dition. Centrally located. Mod- O/\JLJCi with Advantages of Both! ;and her husband share a passion 3-14-tf erately priced with half cash and 'balance on private mortgage. ? for living in the woods, for enjoy- Johnson, Exclusive Agent, 324 jinB the unaffected grandeur of TRUCKING—STORAGE Main 8t i nature, and believe firmly that 247 Henry St. 1 Famly frame dwell- 6 rooms and bath j happiness and adventure alike »ro \ ing, six large, airy rooms. Bath, steam heat. Splendid location, close ! free. LEPPER'S STORAGE: Moving and t to bus lines,, station, stores, sch- Lot 50x100 feet Mrs." Bum's autobiography con- Storage. Dependable local ant ools. To settle estate will consider .long distance moving; 283 Madi- stitutes a saga of outdoor life which offer. Johnson, Exclusive Agent, son avenue, Perth Amboy. Tel 324 Main St. bej;an when she and her husband P. A. 4-2318. fl-S-.tf(o) MAIN ST. One family house, slate Screened porch became the lnBt homesteaders on roof. 7 rooms, e.^cn fire piece, cl an island in Puget Sound, spending heat, all Improvements. Two car their days writing and getting WASHERS—VACUUM CLEANERS garage. For price, etc., sec John- Wide improved sufficient food supplies. But this REPAIRS son, 324 Main St., City. •was only a preface to their futuro RUKINE.SS PROPERTY 117 No. Pine Ave. with frontage on street wanderings. Following a year of FREE INSPECTION! Free pick-up' three streets. Two stores, owe be- teaching on an island in the Bering Free delivery! Expertrepalrs guar- ing occupied by a choln store Two Sen, they journcjted three hundred anteed. Evcrymake, ^200 State St.' apartments, steam heat and all Quiet neighbor- miles by foot from St. Louis to Perth Amboy, N. J. Tel. 4-2262. . improvements, Johnson, Excluslvi Imlinnnpolis on foot using a mule 3-7-lt Agent, 324 Main St. hood and n cart as a bassinet for their small child, HELP WANTED—MALE NEW MODERN 5 Room Bungalow steam heat, built-in Cabinet Sink Soon after, Mrs. Burn admits EJectrlo Stove, and all the latest All modern im- that sho fell into bad ways—sho The Olson Company expansion pro- modern Improvements. Inquln and her husband settled down to gram necessitates taking on addi- Frederick H. Lear, 210 Oeorge 8t provements. tional men with managerial ability mako money. Both were successful for our Monmouth and Ocean and between them they earned over County territories. An ideal op- 18,000 a year. • But they quickly portunity for vacuum cleaner, sew- LOTS FOB SAUE7 Garage walked they had wandered off ing machine, aluminum ware, ap- pliance salesmen, or men now en- the tracki and their next adven- gaged In building modernization PRESIDENT PARK: 2 lots on high- Bus lines pass ture waa touring the country in field who are dissatisfied with pre- way, $125 each. $100Cosh, balance a home ear wMth they called. sent connections. Products Include on your own terms. Johnson, 32 Matr. St. tf-B-1 Burns B»llad ' Bungalow* They the very popular All Metal 3-ln-I front door 720 Bordentown Avenue, South Amboy combination screen, storm window journeyed up «nd, down. thf. Wf»t. and weatheretripplng units. Com- Coast selling Mr. Burn'* songs, but pany has served more than 39,000 AWNINGS—SHADES at tho lane time instructing their property owners who are potential AMBOY SHADE ft AWNING CO Near enough to be convenient—far enough out to be attractive! children and giving them a glimpse repeat customers. Applicants must be toondable and have car. Salary Window Shades and Venetian of the country In which they lived. or commission. A complete pre- BUnds. Beat materials. Reasonable i"W« apent nearly all our tjme sentation of our .products and pro- cost; 385 Elm St., Perth Amboy. totting enough to eat," Mrs- Burn position will be.given at our As- TeL P. A. 4-0820. B-lS-ti further information and full particulars apply to •ays, "Only th« ewtfnga were left bury Park Branch, 810 First Ave- nue, Friday, June etti, at 8 P. M. MONET TO LOAN for reading and talking, only • fe" 6-6-lt hoar* a day to alt «md dream by MONEY TO LOAM on bond and rnir flws." But ih« wfleeta that thU mortgage in sums of f 100, 1300 •300. WOO, M00 and up to $10,000. JAMES A. NEWMEYER It the purpose of all work, and thst FOB SALE Office noun from 8:30 a, m. U> In doing it »b« and her buaband 8:20 p, m. Wednesday and Sat- mm immtMttWbly mot* h»ppr urd»y. from 8:30 a. m. to 0 p. m 3O6 Main Street Tel. 789 South Amboy, N. J. • -mqjttJre- John•—A;- torety, Tnart a day in aaoffte* or laboratory Company Building. 'South- Ambey PASB-SIZ Sfifmi AMBfiY FMJiAY, Him «,

mentioned to this cdaam, or fc*s & KEW MIKACLE OF GASOUKB been a good toy and has stayed out. PIPE DREAMS The joke U on her this week, ho>'- Notices of Intention Notices of klmllm Notices of Notices of Intention Piye dreams 2 ..

ever, because he has .tieea a godd boy u ; r £Jiff£tin"He Is" mentioned "iii'thTcoK '•— •-- ' •M>iie»~»'—~ - - "- KOTICE NOTICE Take notice that Harry Sc-i~&. trac- Tsie notioe tiisx , George Zaiemto. umn. Come to think of it, she Is Ta*e notice that DaaW C. GeEUle. Take uot-loe that James Duffy, trud- GET IT E* SOUTH AMEOY AT mentoiied too. ing as Tlie Covered Wagon, iias B-pplied &« Geosrgs Bee? G&nirai. fca* up- trading a£ Des's. h&6 £.ppUed to tfte icg as DuIIy's Tavern, haa applied to the I to the Mayor wad Borough. .Cou&cU a* tb« Mayor fend Boroug& Coun- Towufihip Ootm&m^c of ttw Tc*wm»lisp TowEiidp CJonunlttee of the Township _,. ,* * * ( I the Boroui:ii of Bayrertlle. N. J. *or cil erf :.*.? Borough of Sayrevffie, N. J.. of MadlMMl. lor & plenary retail con- of Mfarifwin lor a plenary ret&U con- - ±? a uienary rv'a^l co:iMimpUori license There was a home coming in town j pleruuy retail -consumption iK»xi*e i ttumpUon license for premifies eit\m;ed Fox Sunoco Station this week, a fence came b.ck Some prtmifit-s sltu;itt:aw- H-yhway No. 35. Laarcuit: I'me ago, two fences that were coun- pike. Borough of SayiTev^ie, N. J. . '( S'-reet. Bcoju^h of £>:.YTevilie. N. J. To'A-ri&hip of Xliid^on. N J. Hurbor. K. J. PINE AVE. asd PORTIA ST. ty property took a walk. The one Objection*. II itiiy. afcoulr,ui£ p. in vm^ns to ThcrJias L.. Wooton. Clerk :n f»ri:in.< :o Thoniaa L. Wuoton. Clerk Uon than when' it left because It had Ko!b. Ck-rk, Borom-h of Saynrviile. N J Ko'.b C:ert- of ^he B>rx-m:h ol S^yre- rti tile Township of Madlaon. N. J. of the To»-nahip of Madiion. K. J, two more coats of paint on it than it 6-6-2t IS:t'lHrCi) K.iTry &J*« 6-6-2t (Signed) r>anlel C. CHallle. 6-6-2t (Signed) Jitme» Dufty. *v,o • had-when it disappeared. The second S-5-^i tS-rnet: i Geo.-ve Zarenibo. . Down by the shore, where trieltenci._.hasn't. returned yet, but it has NOTICK NOTICE Take notice tliat Lloyd I\3ul:*li e NOTICE ecows anchor, live a man and «-°Vjen taken down and it will n^ly . NOTICE Take notice that Mr*. Nellie Lumber- Take notice that William Zelgler, tra- -wife who had rooster for Sunday, e ^^ ^ W£ j^gi,^ Claude Coleman, trading ?.<> Tlie Rob- TV« nolice Vaa.; V::toc'< Tavern, h.i-s fipp:i(>a u> the ui tlie Townsfchip Comailttee of the Township Comrhlttee of the Township and Borough Council of the Borough c? M»;vr S4id Boroujh Council of the Bor- Towrw-hip of Madison for a,plenary re- eiderable difficulties. We have never been able tD decide SnyrevUle. N. J.. lor a plenary retaj' of Mndlson for a pleiuu-y retuil ren- ou.rii of Sayrevi!;*. N. J., for a plermry tail consumption license for premiers bumptlon UceDfie for premise* situated gince the man and his wue, wno, whtther (t tfgs because Horace consumption licence for premises wv reti.:J cor^-urup'-ion ilceni* for prejniBes fcitiiii-ted at State High'wiiy No. 4-9. at uated at- Route 35. Morgan, N. J. lit Olllfwood. N. J.. on SUte Highway twin like chi:ken. are both chicken, Gjfeiey sald> .-Q^ West> ymlng mn, s-rusled ct 5ia*.e H;ghwfiy. Route 4. ChwMKjuakc. Madison Townthip. 35. Madison Towndilp, N. J. Trie uddreesess of Lloyd Poulsen tnd near Ridfeway avenue, Meirose. fcavrc- hearted, they were faced with tne f g0 TOr| that he became famous, or Objt«otions. If any. should be made . Objections, if any. should be inade problem of killing the chicken wnen.M-mlher ihe speeCh was remembered Claude Coleman we The IlnU-rt E L«e. \:'d: K. J. in writing to Thomas L. Wooton. Clerk i th hikn when bd Morgan, N. J. in .writing to Thomas X. Wooton, Clerk they wanted to eat it. j because he said It when he was al- Oo>ect;or.s. ;f sny. Fhould be made of the Township at Madison. N. J. of the Townhhlp of Madlaon N J • Finally. having discovered it was; , f r>us Objections, if .any, should be mttle !"*meci. -\r)y in writing 1o Frank P. G-6-£t (Signed) Mrs. Nellie Lftjnbtrt^on. 6-6-2t (Signed) William Zelgler. rt ody am immediately in writing lo Fr&iiic P. Koib. Ork of the Borough of St/re- a chicken of a simon pure breed, j However, this week, City Hall, em- Kolb. Clerk, Borough of Sayrevtlle. N J. villeill . N. J. they set about to kill it. The mani iJlees_ without any advice from Ho- (Signed) t.loyd Poul*«-n. -6-S: if.cr.ccU Vincent Yarufts.' RELIEF AND lield the rooster and tturned *"•" race Gr^eley, were frequently goin• g 6-fl-2t Claude Coleiruin- NOTICE NOTICE HEALTH FOR tot ad •while the wife stabbed it in thesouth, to the gas station across, the Take notice that OIKU S. Wall, trad- Take notice that Martha Sclioop. tra- ftreet. No, they .weren't buying gas- ing as AVaJl's Tavern, has applied to the ding as Paul's Beach, has applied to the BUSINESS MEN However, the st'Jb in the neck was City Hall plumbing that didn't work j NOTlt'K IV^e Police thst Andrew KfkiinoswKk] Towiuhlp Committee of the Tow-ntJiip Township Committee of Madijson Town- When you're "tied up in a not sufficiently efficient to kill the caused the trips south. Take notice that Abe Forgotson. t;iid- trudliii; n& Andy's. hs& epphed to the oJ Madison UJT a plenary retail con- Bhlp for a plenary retail consumption knot'' a scientific chiropractic lng us Abes * Tavern, has applied to the MUi'or and Boroiurh Council of the license for premises situated at State thicken, so when they put it in a • • ¥ sumption ll(*nse for premises Bltira- adjustment is what you need Mayor and Borough Council of the Bor- Borough "f Sr»yre-viHe for a plenary re- ted at Stflte Hif?hway No. 35, Laurence Highway No. 35. Laurence Ilurbor, Mad- nail and the wife poured hot water ough of Sayrevllle, N. J.. for 9 plenary toon Township, N. J. to make TOO relax and cet rid en it to take off the feathers, the Some time ago this city had 6ome i.itl coivsujiipiior, lk*r^e lor preini&es Harbor. Maolson Township. N. J. of aches. very beautiful trash recepticles. retail consumption license for premises situated at 259 Oak Street, M*-lrosc, Bor- Objections, if any. sh^:ld be made Objections, if any. should be mnde chicken, which was not dead, flew They were blue and white and were situated at Deerfleld Road. Parlln. Bor- ouch or Sa>Ttville, N. J. i In '"Aritinir t-o Tliama* L. Wooton. Clerk In writing to Thomas L. Wooton, Clerk out of the pall with a great deal of placed on several important corners ough of Sayrevllle. N. J. Objections, if any, should be made of the Township of Madl-vin. N. J. of the Townthtp of Madison N J «>olse, knocked the hot water out of about town. Objections, if any. should be made immerou -h of Siiyreville for a plenary- re- consumption license for premises sit- KASS, her husband, et als.. Defend- ough of Suyrevllle for a plenary retail at Stnte Highway No. 4, Cheesequake, uated at 50-60 Lnkevlew Road, Laur- tail consumption license for premiss ants. Pi. Fa. for the sale of mortgag- fiince so many .of the boys have consumption license for premiM's Madison Toft-nshlp. N. J. ence Harbor, Madison Township. N J. t uua OM Spye oud. Morgan. ed premises dated May 15. IMI. gotten Jobs in plants engaged in the 'te shifts, many familiar faces are miss- Objections, if any. should be „,„,,, of the Township o! Miullson, .V. J. of the TownshLp of Madison, N. J. to sale at public vendue on in ritln 0-0-21 (Signed) Edrnuncl 8. Walling. ing about town nights and many lads nk P. 6-«-2t (Signed) , Julia Boeck Kolb. Clerk, Borough of Sayrevllle. N.J. ' (j_g.., WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH who were never seen around in the t E. Prltchnrd. daylight are now seen about, in the 6-fl-2t t Signed >, Joseph J. Jerome. ; .. DAY OP JUNE A. D., NINETEEN . . A M's and early P. Ms. NOTICE NOTICE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE Tnke notice that John Schfifer. tra- at one o'clock Standard Time and two A local electrician, who until he XOTIfK Noun: Take notice that Peter Knoz. trading o clock Daylight Saving Time In the af- „ ,, „, , , T:ike no:ioe thai the imirrncc Hnr- ding as Sunset Tavern, has applied to as Circle Inn. hits applied to the Town- recently got a better Job in a de- Take notice that Eugen Kiiii.t_. t;..-| ^3, H,,,sh,s COi maiK,, as Bearh Tnv. the Township Committee of the Town- ternoon of the Mild day. at the Slierlf.'a ding as Genes, has appllrct to the M.i ship Committee of Madison Township Office in the City or New Brunswick ifense plants and now works nights, OUR FLAG OIHDLES THE GLOBE ship of MadLson, for a pirn try retili for a plenary retail consumption license always worked in the daytime, and consumption license for premises situa- All the following tract or parcel or for premises situated at Matawim Road "' J. visited the local hot and wet spots Old Glory, proud symbol of our ted at Sunset Avenue, Old Bridge, Trafllc circle. Old Bridge, Madison nights, expressed the situation uni- country, will celebrate Its 164th an- Miidieon Township, N. J. Township, N. J. land and premises hereinafter particu- niversary on June 14, the date of its OijJectioiiH, if nny. should be mndi1 larly described, situate, lying and being fluetly Monday afternoon when he Objections. If any. should be made In the City of Perth Amboy, In tho official adoption in 1777. Like the In »Tltln» to Thomas t,. Wooton, Clerk Inhuming to Thomas L. Wooton. Clerk declared, "The night life in the day- of the Township of Madison, N. J. Comity of Middlesex and Stale of New- time In this town nowadays is bet- British Empire, which takes pride of the Town.shlp of Madison. N J Jersey. 0-0-2t (Signed) John Schafe.- fl-0-2t (Signed) Pet«r Knoz ter than the night life at night". in the fact that the sun never sets Kolb. Clerk. of SayreviTe. N.J. and Samuel D. Wall-.er, Keyport, Scc- BEING-knowu and designated oa lot on its flag, we Amerfcans may also O-B-2t (Signed) Eugene Kuhrt. nury und Trc.iturer. No. 73 and the norUierly part of lot No. claim .that in some part of the world Olijcctioiit. if any, should be made 74 as shown and described on a ms.r> We have mentioned several times NOTK'i: NOTICE that there was romance in City our National Flag is always floating NOTICK in «Tillii-T to Thomas L. Woolon, clerk entitled "Map of tlie Westminster in the breeze. of the Township of Madison. N. J. Take notice that Edward Fegley. tra- Take notice that Charles McMahon Tract, situated hi Perth Amboy N J Hall, but it never appears to have Take notice thnt Thomas Sherldnn. ding ns Blodgctl's, has nppllrrl to the trading ns McMahon's Bar Ac OriM. has trading ivt Sheridan's, hns applied .to Tlie Laurence Unrbor Heights Co. property of J. p. Holm. -Esq., January COtten past the speculative stage, in We may have fewer tar-flung pos- (S:imeTovllle. N..J. NOTICK line of Lots No. 72 and 73. thence run.-" plyecs with romance, she was that Objections. If any. should be mad? Objeotions, If nny, 6hould be made ines to raise our flag every morn- Objections. If any. «^ should be mule Take imtlce that. Pmnlt and nichnrd nlng easterly at right angles to Stater truiet, and never 6eemd to even think Seldler. trading ftA seldlcr Brothers, have In ttTlting to Thomas L. Wooton. Clerl: In writing to Tlionias L. Vfooton Clerk ing at eight o'clock. It remains fly- Immediately In writing to Frank P. of tlie Township of Madlflon. N. J. Street one hundred and fifty (150) feet. obout the boys. applied to tin- Township Committee of of the Township of Mndlson, N J thence running southerly and parallel ing until sunset. Kolb. Clerk. Borough of Sayrevllle. N.J. 0-0-2t (Signed) Edwnrd Fegley. 6-fl2t (Signed) Charles McMahon However, we find Cupid has been 0-0-2t (Signed) Thomas Bhcrldpn. M-.f!i=on TWnsh'.p. for o plenary retail with SUte street thirty (30) feet, thence doing some hovering in her direc- Three hours after the Marines nt consumption license for premises 8lt- running westerly at right angles tion and she will march down the naval stations along our eastern ua'od at Seldler's IJe;-ch. P. O. Address. to State street one hundred and flfty- Ci:ff\vood. Madlwn Township, N. J. middle aisle on May 14 seaboard have raised the flag, their NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE (150) feet to the easterly line of State comrades at other posts along the Take notice that John Schachel. tra- The names nnd addresses of the part- Tako notice that Stanley Plager. trn-. Take notice that Esther Tuttle. trad- Street, thence running northerly alone A railroad man residing on the west coast salute the colors as they ding ns President Grill, has applied to ners of Settler Brothers are: Richard ding ns Pop's Tavern, has applied to the ing as Tuttlc'g Glass House, has ap- the easterly line of state street thirty southern border of the First Word are hauled briskly to the top of the the Mayor mid Borough Council of the Seld!er. Soldier's Beach. P. O. Address. Township Committee of the Township plied to the Township Committee of the (30) feet to the point or plaice* of BE- Borough of Sayrevllle for ft plenary re- Cllfln-iKxI. N. J.. and Frank Seldlrr of Madison, for a plenary retail con- Township of Madison, for a plenary re- GINNING. recently went down country to visit flagstaff. tall consumption license for premises s« Id'.ers B ruin,' to Thomaji L.. Wnotnn. Clerk Objections, If nny, should be made 74 os laid down on said map, and west- immediately In writing to Frank P. of the Tirvn.Kjllp of Mndlwin. N. J. Objections. If any, should be made •when she informed he was out ar- hours will have elapsed before the in urltlnif to Thomas L. Wooton, Clerk In 'writing to Thomas L. Wooton. Clerk erly by State Street. flag is raised .by the sea soldiers In Kolb. Clerk, Borough of Sayrevllle. N.J. iSigned) Ilichard Seldler. of the Township of Madison. N. J. ound the farm and was soon to milk 0-fl-2t (Signed) John Sehnchel. of the Township of Madison, N. J BEING the same premises conveyed the cow, our local resident, thinking the Philippines. At virtually the 6-6-2t Prank Seldler. 6-0-2t (Sighed) Stanley Plaper. 6-B-2t (Signed) Esther Tuttle to Ella Kass by deed dated June 10, to help, went off.over the field and same hour, the Marines hoist the 1032 and jrccorded in the Middlesex soon came back leading a cow. flag in China, at Peiping, Tientsin County Clerk's Office in Book 1033 or or Shanghai. Deeds.for said County, on page 83. Soon the farmer showed up and TOGETHER with all the singular, th& asked the local man, why the cow Several hours later the westward buildings. Improvements, ways, trees- ond the latter, explained he march of daylight catches the flut- waters, water courses, rights, liberties, thought he would help by bringing tering folds of the Star-Spangled privileges, tenements, hereditaments, the'cow from the fields so the far- Banner flying 'over American Con- and appurtenances thereunto belonging; mer could milk him. sulates and Embassies in Europe, or In anyalse appertaining and tlie re- version , and reversions remainder ami "Well", said the farmer, "You had piid soon after the sun has passed remainders, rents. Issues and profits -better take hfln back, because that's its zenith in the Old World it Is privileges, and advantages thereof: also not my cow, it belongs to a neigh- again flung to the breeze on the At- oil the estate, right, title. Interest, bor", and the local man then had lantic seaboard. property, possession, claim and denrnna to lead the cow a mile away to where whatsoever, as well In law as in equity, 1 of the said mortgagor of. In and to- ie had , thinking he was a little help- Hotels Scrub Coins the same and every part and parcel, er^ taken him from some time be- Because folks like clean silver, thereof with the appurtenances. fore. change as well as crisp new paper Being the premises commonly known, * * * currency, some hotels daily send all and designated as No. 122 State Street, Now that the Cify Hall grounds their silver to the kitchen where the Perth Amboy. N. J. have been so much improved, and machine for keeping th» hotel's The approximate amount of the de- the Improvements to the Hall Itself cree to be. satisfied by said sale Is tho- silverware shiny ec<>< :J work on sum of Seven Thousand Six Hundred will soon be completed, it is reason- them. Forty-eight Dollars (»7.648.00) together able for us to expect that soon some- wlth tlie costs of this sale. thing will be done about that motion Together with all and singular tho- made long ago to make the tones of —< rlghts, privileges, hereditaments and "Bessy", the fire whistle "more har- appurtenances thereunto belonging or- monious". HAVE YOU VISITED In anywise appertaining. JULIUS,C. ENQEL. DESMOND ft LEVINSON. Sheriff, R*al hot meeting Is scheduled for »38. times one of the bnaves- living there, the Beginning. . . - w?nt off romancing with one of the Being the premises commonly young girls of the tribe NOTICE known and designated as 163-105- If we could only bo sure of'this, Tnko notice that, Farley's, Inc., lms Chauncey Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. wo oouW say thnt history is repeat- npplled to the Mayor nnd Borough The approximate amount "of tho Ing itself these days, only the man Council of the Borough of Bayrevllle, decree to be satisfied by said sale Is and .maid nro not Indians, N. J.. for a plennry retail consumption license for premises situated at Btnto the sum. of "Three Thousand Four * * * • . • Highway No. 4, Borough of Bayrevllle. Hundred Forty-three Dollars Some of tho boys In town are ro- N. J. . <$3443.0O); together with tho costs . ipbrting to the draft board, and at, Tlie nnm«» of the stockholders hold- TRY IT of this sale. , _. •' leasl ono of them is reporting to the ing one or more.per cent of the stock Together with all and slnnular tli& girl friend »re: Ellen O. Parley, President, 420 This ifll who has to report to his L«Ji'J in Perth.Am-, Korb; Oierk; -Bormigh of ^oyrertlle, N.J. 7 j? too?, so that she can CM whether he {Signed) Junes P. Fnrley, $24.78 tm been a bad boy nnd lias been fl-8-3t BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET TEL32a Solicitor,

••--*(• -nm mnnu &tamt PAGE SEVEN' Finl Cemisa«f<:i&J fuse Servie* One tuealy-tSth el Sttosd Kekt'TcB Dtp DIET fiirepeaii Stars Are The first regular commercial sir- Naval Observatory tirre is correct place service between London and to within one twenty-fifth of a sec- l Pan* began oa August 25, 1S1J. ond. For Newark Bears In Langhome Races r _Vre Trying f« Another Pen- Auto Classic W31 Be Run Sun- nant Against Strongest ; day, June 15 th Field in History Philadelphia, Pa., June 5th: A The next ten d»ys will be crucial star-studded field" of drivers, reach- ones at Ruppert Stadium. Nenrari, Editor's Note: The epiulos* ei- ing into European racing circles, •where the Junior world chimpian .rtsied here are those of the writer was being lined' up this, week for the -Searo are battling far-ariMher-per.r: •nd de.not necessarily acrec with season's most sensational auto race jiant against the strongest field in fuse of the classic to be run June 15' at Lang- the liisUry of the International heme Speedway. *Xeague. During that period Use Possibly the mast cheerful news Lucky Teter, owner of the world's SUN 3ears will engage in 12 gsmes liiit this comer received in the past fastest mile speedway, had every sgair-st the three foes who are batU- iev months was the report iind con- nijht to boast of the record-teeakins ing them in a, four-c :>mered *'baseball enthusiast, richest purse of the. local season in to let your property depreciate through ivritin? only two games «*paratei ' hi •• been selected to preside over the the 100 miie L-uighorrie Champion- the first f:ur e'.ubs. Newark. Mon- South Amboy City baseb-li league .ship race neglect. Keep your home in good repair. treai. Hochest«r and Buifsio. Jr. Tarn English, this corner is For on that day fans will see two Make desirable improvements for the 'Die tirst ol these three highly more than certain that t!ie circuit French drivers, who fled only a few ;irip3itant seiies was s'.ated to open har has a person vvhorne the fan? vetks ago from war-torn Europe to comfort of your family. Add a porch Thursday fcrnixm in a double- .-.nd playtrs will be nure tit n proud the Indianapolis Speeiway, in com- or garage, or initall new plumbing or jieackr i-'-Mii^t the Rxhester n«i o! tc- respect a=i their leader. His petition against Mauri Rose, winner "Wings who win also be as Rupperl pi.-t reputation as an energetic ani of the Decorjtion Day 500 mile kitchen equipment. Stadium for a Ladies Nieht garr.e r.5're*5ive character leame "from that neck of the woods". classic. -x THE She series, a special ladies ruglU: Well, that impression is fool-hardy. Rene LeBregue and Jean vTre- same Wednesday evening. There »s< E)ood may be thicker than water voux are the two Frenchmen who another double-header scheduled; cut yours truly is certain that Eng- will race their French-built Talbot SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. with the Buffalo Bisons for nextj lish is aware of the tact that in the Specials ,?t Langhorne, marking the Thursday afternoon, starting a se-j position he holds he cannot afford first time foreign drivers have com- lies which wtU incJude a night pame to be allergic to favoritism. peted on the world's fastest mile speedway here. Another milestone ln Broadway at Augusta St. Anther cheerful not* concerning Langhoine history comes, too, in the circuit is the fact that a sixth competition of the «20.00a iLou Moore car with which Mauri Rose won the Indianapolis race Although and I )ction of the Young Republican Club. Inc'iianapolis winners have appeared ! The backers of this outfit have un- at Langhorne as recent as 1938 when at i limited faith in the team's chances. the late Royd Roberts raced here, THE SOUTH AMBOY they Well, good luck to you iboys, you're a winning Indianapolis car never ?arly 0} going to need it The Bears are also stronger, what before has been driven around the BUSINESS DIRECTORY •with their leading 1940 bitter. Hen- St. Mary's most drastic season, tricky Langhorne curves. -y jwAjeaiu, purchaseymtimacud uuufromi thuic.e w In its final stages and hardly "Boston Braves, back at third basei-nyone Is sorrowful because of that Railroad on Cape Cod COAL AND WOOD INSURANCE and the old reliable George Scharien j fact Their ten to nothing white- The first railroad to be built on again at short alter 17 days on the washing they received from their Cape Cod was the Cape Cod branch, Jiospital list with a. spiked finger cross river rivals probably hurt more than any of their previous numerous incorporated in 1846 and opened lor defeats. traitlc from Middleborough to Sand- wich to connect with the Fall River PAUL BRYUNSKl C. T. MASON Postponed Races From -what we've seen so far, It railroad on May 29, 1848. It wal (Successor to It. P. Maaon) seems as though the Sacred Hearts extended to Yarmouth Port and Hy- are the team to beat ln the city cir- FUEL OIL cuit. .One report tells us that Arch- annis on July 8, 1854. This snme Of Midget Cars year the name was changed to Cap? INSURANCE ie Pohl, the Hearts manager, his IN . enlisted in the Navy for six years. Cod Railroad Co. This company CONCRETE BLOCKS To Be Run Sunday Hts rabselnce will be sorely missed by passed into the hands of the Old Col- RELIABLE UNITED STATES' the Sacred'Heart team. ony railroad in 1872 and on July 23, PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANIES "873, the line was opened for trafrW Threatenmff Weather Postponed To bad not a single team from ALL KINDS OF EXPLOSION INSURANCE Suth Amboy entered a team in the through from Boston to Province- Events Scheduled for Last town. NOTARY PUBLIC Sunday at Union Interboro league this season. .It's a FEED AND GRAIN 131 First Street South Amk<7 good league and offers a good brand Postponed because of threatening of baseball. .Most of the South Am- boy players are on the Old Bridgs -weather, the 100-lap New Jersey Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Earre State Midget Oar Championship will rreter who have been receiving nu- be run this coming Sunday night merous setbacks. .Gary Jankowski C. P. BOSTWICK •over the Quarter-mile track at Tri- pitched a toush one tJ nothing loss City Stadium. Union. The event, f er the team against the Fords Sport- ;IDDLE-AGE: CO AL greatest big or small car race in the ing Club Insurance Of All Kinds metropolitan area so far this .sea- TtcJ Winciiar's loss to the Hercules CENTER AND ELM STS. Fire. Automobile, liability son, was to have been conducted last! pander baseball team was a swell Explosion, Casualty, Etc Sunday at Tri-City. " j eamt to witness. Another South Telephones: Surety and Fidelity Bondi Seated in the stands when the ID Amboy lad, Whltey Wojie, former l>est jeep drivers in the Eastern AAA St. Mary's ani Sacred Heart per- (38 to 52 Years Old) South Amboy 7 South River 8 Telephone 60. Circuit vie for the title will be ma- former pitched fcr Hercules and set 120 Rosewell St. South Amboy yors of eeven Garden State munici- Ted Winncgar's club down with the palities . They will be guests of Ma- greate st of ease HEED THIS d [1 (S) y H [U (D) B (5) @ (51H H yor P Eiward Biertuemptel. ef Incidentally that is Wojle's se- TJnion Township. cor.d straight victory in the Inter- ADVICE! •Jacob J. Jacobsen Sunday's race at Tri-City -will to boro league. His slow, tantalizing Ateyoueo'n*thruthfse the second annual presentation of delivery lvs the batters at his mer- "trying years"?.Are you Old Bridge Coal Co. NOTARY PUBLIC the classic The title was snared in cy. .In seeing Winegar lose we no- blue, cranky, NERVOUS, suder hot JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 1940 by Charlie MiUer, of Linden rushes, weakness, dizziness, and Dealer In HIGH GBADE ticed one fact. Ted certainly has distress of Irregular periods—caused Heal Estate—Insurance The championship feature will be Unproved considerably ln his curve hy this period ln a woman's life? preceded toy two 20-lap qualifying Representative of the American and fast ball..But an impediment THEN— Automobile Association heats, and one 15-lap consolation that he has carried with him since Take famous Lydlu E. Plnkham's lehigh Coal and Wood The first race will start at 8 P. M his schooldays stlU lingers with him. Vegetable Compound. For over CO 114 S. Broadway South Amber Albert Santo, general manager of He continues to wind' up with men years Ptnkham's Compound has Also Broad Top Soft Coal Telephone 920-J Tri-City, announces thee the regu- helped hundreds of thousands or on bise. Lucky for him that Her- grateful women to help calm un- Main Office lar races will be presented only on cules did not notice that fact until strung nerves and to lessen annoy- Sunday nights. The regular Thurs- the late innings of the game ing distress duo to thu functional 235 Feltus St. South Amboy day night racing card will be dis- Received a note from Bill Sim- disturbance. B AY" BOND continued until further notice. anei. who has been drafted in the Lydla Plnkham's Compound Is one Telephone 192-W • « medicine you can buy today made avmy..He is feeling fine and Judg- especially lor women. Telephone Branch Office, Old Bridge, N. J. Raritan Bay Agency The Planets ing from the atmosphere of the let- your druggist right now tor a bottle. There are eight planets. They are ter he is delighted with his new WORTH TBYINO1I Let that old Summer Sun smile Telephone 482-B-2, INSURANCE Mercury, Venus. Earth. Mars, Ju- abode. piter, Saturn. Neptune and Iranus. down .. . you can smile right FRANK PAZDAN, Proprietor back ... when;you're "SUN- LIFE ) U EJ11U ED @U !U H ii [5] HEALTH and ACCIDENT CONDITIONED" in one of HOSPITAUZATION WEEK BOND'S new crush-resistant PAINTS. ETC. LAGODA BROS. GOLF 50c DAYS SUDAN WEAVES!* R. S. EUTERMARKS, Mgr. •"SHELL" SERVICE STATION 121 NO. BROADWAY Tour Car Washed, .Greased and ALL DAY SATURDAYS Telephone 435 Tollshed. Called for and Delivered 1.25 SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS They're definitely as COOL as a cucumber ... and tailored •Cor. 4th St- & Ridgeway Avenue Seasonable season membership. Greatly Improved EUGENE A. MORRIS with the same care and pre- PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone 614 18-HoIe Course. Main Highway rebuilt and resur- Paints, Oils and Varnishes . faced. cision as BOND'S regular suits. Visit the BOND FACTORY Brushes, Glass, Bronzes G. T. WILHELM today ... see the SUDAN. Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc. Wall Paper STELMASZEK-S OAK RIDGE COLF COURSE WEAVES in single and dou- S3) First Street South Amboy Sanitary and ; CHARTERED BUS CLARK TOWNSHIP Bet. Westfleld & Rahway ble-breasted models ... flap SERVICE INQUIRIES INVITED or patch pockets... InAraby CARPENTERS & BUILDERS Heating Engineer •o- . TELEPHONE RAHWAY 7^2394 Tan... Midnight Blue... Nile DELUXE BUSES Green... Sand Brown! Truly MERCO OIL BURNERS Estimates on Trips a great Summer Special! ... P.O. Box 492 Telephones, A 292 Given on Beqnest "buy" BOND! FRANK A. MACEDULSKI 228 First St. South Arnboy CAEPENTEE and BUILDER FACTORY PRICE Jobbing Promptly Attended To Estimate! Given Wilhtlm's Hall A Fine Place to Eat South Amboy, N. J. IN PERTH AMBOY IS AT THE Rates Furnished Upon Request THOS STELMASZEK ACETYLENE WELDING, & SON 30 Smnflen St, SayreriHe, N. 3.. COAT AND TWO TROUSERS WM.H. LEWIS Phone S. B. 531-R PLUMBING AND JOHN! CROSS HEATING ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING Electro! Oil Burners With Internationally NEW .General Repairing "BALL FLAME" Soott Arenas Soath Ambnf 189 John Street South Amber EVINRUDE Telephone 5M OUTBOARD MOTORS NEW BRUNSWICK FACTORY Tetephona S. A. UN 1M0 MODELS REMSEN AVE. at HOWARD ST. AUTO PAINTING Factory Gshnnteed NEW BRUNSWICK. NEW JERSEY I1MIH1IMIIHB1I SPORTSMAN PEN-CENTRAL BtMONTZENa BODY WOJ 2 H. P, $52.50 LEE J. THOMPSON SPORT8WIN Webb's Auto Body Shop 33 H. P. 1 $71.50 RESTAURANT FUNERAL SERVICE GEORGE WEBB. TABLES :: BOOTHS :: LUNCH COUNTER SitlMin'WEAVE consists of Iho finest 225 Smith Street Near Railroad Station Auto Painting E V INC MOHAIR andWOBSTEDS. ?58 JOHN STREET 1 L SPORTING GOODS CO. V THE BEST IN FOODS ALWAYS IBS BMtTTI STREET Telephone £89 Fenders Repaired (Jus. Pappus, Prop. TeL P. A. 4-4643 .MAIN ST8. XEL.-CU "EIGHT mm. crnaaw CHURCH NEWS UCHTMNG DIVISION World Vfnf, sad esw jsea tmmrr MAKES TENTATIVE ly memlters «t the dfr&toa reside ia Something Special for Dad? PLANS TOR RE-UNION thk seetkm of the county. ' • CALVARY METHODIST Among those iron this city »p- CHURCH ~ Tentative plans ere being 'cbm"- IKuoled. to the , .general committee Serve Chocolate Mint Cake ':>:eted for the 23rd annual reunion are William Pierson, Joha Wortley, Second St. and Etevens Ave. jef the 78th'Div3sion Veteran's Asso- David Quintan, Dr. J F. Weber, Bouth Amboy. N. J. ' elation to be held a,t Fort Dix, Aas Murray Boriuna and James Kenny. Rev. John Huiser. Pastor S.»and Mfth. . ' Wortley Is on the rifle range com- Fort Dlx was the birthplace of mittee and Qutalan is on. the billet Bible school 10:00 a. m. ih* Lightning Division of the last Our Defense Morning Worship 11:00 ft.m . and entertainment committees. Evening service 7:30 p. m. Wednesday 7:30 prayer service. Edmund "Bjster" L/agoda. sta- Belief that President Roasevelfs jBBBBBBaBaBBBBBBflBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK boned at Fort Eustis, Virginia, visit- j ptoclamatian of an unlimited emer his parents here over the pa*t gcncy will mean that the- 44th Divl- FIRST METHODIST CUUBCtt * week end will remain in Federal J service beyond its one-year time limit, was John 8tr«et, Between Broadway and Btaveos Avenue BARANOWSKI'S expiessed this week by Major Gen Railroad fans, who recently shed a tral Clifford R. Powell, division A FRIENDLY CHUKCH WITH * tear over the retirement of the Port commander. The division was slat- GOSPEL MESSAGE" M A R K K T Dix Railroad's diminutive steam ed for. return to state service, Sept Rev. Charles J. Champion, Pastor locomotive "Louclla", perked up to-15th. 108 PINE AVENUE Phone 650 SOUTH AMBOY day with the announcement that The division was inducted into (Sunday, June 8th, 1941) PHONE YOUtt ORDERS—WE DELIVER seven mysterious looking engines Feceral service by executive ordei Children's Day . . had arrived at Port Dlx on railroad of the President on Seiptembr 16th. 9:45 A. M. Church School. T. SPECIAL* FOB rw. * 8AT, "QUALITY & SERVICE flat cars. 1040. Ths order directed th.it the di- W. Armstrong, Superintendent. Com* The engines turned out to be ga-vision would1 serve as Federal troops Mid grow with us. jscline tomottves. originally built for lor twelve months, unless sooner re- 11:00 A M. Worship. Baptism «-rvice in France during the last war, lieved Since that date, It has ac- ot children. Object Sermon for the 1 but which never 6aw active service. quired approximately 6,000 selectees children. They still barry dull gray cue-quar- for training They too, are in for a 7:30 P. M. Church School In ch- Chickens^: lb 30c ter inch armor plate, which, will be yeai of active service, but becausi arge. Annual Children's Day Pro- stripped off before they enter scr- ull of them were inducted consider- gram. All departments of the school ice. ' • . Ebly after September 16th, the re- will take part. Milk Fed The railroad, called' "the dinky" turn of the division to state service Wednesday 7:45 P. M. Mid-week fcy two generations of soldiers be- on the anniversary of its induction Service of Prayer and Praise. ' Legs or Rumps of Veal lb 25c cause of its narrow gauge, was built would mean that other arrangements WE EXTEND THE GLAD HAND duiing the last war when Tort Dix would have to be made for their TO ALL HAtlDa . Cross nib or Bottom Bound Cloverbloom was Camp Dlx, In addition to carry- training Ing 6oliiere, the dinky is hauling thousands of feet of lumber to be During its service at Fort Dix, the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Butter Ib 41c eawed Into cord wood. division has lost many of its Na- CHURCH Pot Roast Ih 35c « « * tional Guard members by honorabl The Grand Cake for a Grand Guy lc SALE — IVORY SOAP •discharge due to expiratlbn of their Word received here fram Roland Broadway and Church Street • Here's Just the cake to feature on Bake In two Sprycoated 8-lnch layer Genuine Spring Small 3 Small Cakes 17c three-year enlisted periods and oth- your Dad's Day menu. Every man pans in moderate oven (SWF.) SO Rathbun, stationed at Camp Shelby, er reasons. It is estimated that by Rev. Chas. P. Van Horn, Jr., 1 large Cake lc Mississippi, Indicates he is well plea- loves chocolate and tbia Chocolate to S3 minutes. July 1st, the division will be about Pastor Mint Cake Is luectousoess plus. sed with army life. 1,000 men omder-etrength. Spread Fluffy Mint Frosting be- AH for.. 18c * « 10 A. M. Bible School in charge It's a layered devil's food, attrac- tween layers and on top and sides. Legs Lamb Ib 32c M • # tively decorated with green-tinted Melt an additional ounce of choco- The 3rd Batallion of the 113th In- jf our Su.pt. Herbert Buehler. College Town 2 large Bots. Soon to start at Fort Dix will be Classes for ell ages. mint frosting. Melted chocolate late with 1 teaspoon Spry and pour Milk Fed Boneless CATSUP 27C fantry has been designated by Ma-a series of contests to decide which 11 A. M. Children's Day Exerci- poured over the frosted cake forma over top of bake, spreading to the jor General Clifford B. Powell, Com- company of the 44th Division has the ses by the Bible School. Presenta- an eye-oppealing "candle-drip." And edges so that the chocolate -will Chase and Sanborn mander of the 44th Division, as the Spry, the "flavor-saver" shortening', drip down sides. one unit to remain at Fort Dix while best barber shop quartette. tion of Bibles, Baptisms of Infants, leU all of the rich chocolate flavor Roasting Veal 29c COFFEE lb. 25c the xest of the division goes to Vir- A series of (preliminary elimina- and Reception of Members. ( come through at Its beat. Clip this H.UPFV MINT FROSTING ginia for a training Inspection. tions ore being planned, to be staged Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Meeting of now for your Father's Day party. With Towel Lge. Pkg. the Young People's Forum t Spry S cupi ktftrtl c j- Home Made The 500 men of the 3rd Batallion. In the War Department theaters on fectioner** SILVER DUST 22c Monday and Wednesday nights. Thursday 7:3$ P. M. Hnatyer CHOCOLATE MINT CAKB 1 UMapooa batter In addition to the regular guard and meeting and Bible study. •J cup Spry 4 cnineel fbftftnlri^ 4 4IOM peppermint 1 ***» untml Ilellmann's Quart Jar housekeeping! details, are the sole Winners will be decided by the am 1 teaspoon ult melted extract 2 tabltspeons Inhabitants of the 44th division can- ount of applause which greets their We welcome you fca the program 1 teaspoon vanilU V£ tcMpbou sod* Fresh Kobasilb 28c MAYONNAISE 47c tonment area, which took on the ap- efforts. of this Church. Wi cupi lunar 2 cnpi alftod flMSS Greta eolortni I cm unbeaten 1U cuja milk Lean Bib Hair Firm Ripe pearance of a ghost town when near- Blend Spry, butter, peppermint ex- ly 17,000 officers and men left for Figures recently revealed indicate FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Blend Spry, salt and vanilla. Add tract and salt Beat in >i sup sugar. TOMATOES Ib. 15c the maneuver. The battalion; com- sugar gradually and cream that 98 men from Sayreville and Rev. G. E. Rlday, Pastor Add egg and beat well. Fancy 5 Lbs. manded iff Major Stephen Duane, South Amboy, in the territory cov- Pork Loins Ib 27c went to the range for rifle and pis- ered by Draft Board No. 5, are serv- Morning Worship: The Children's NEW POTATOES .. 19c tol firing Tuesday. ing In the various armed forces of Day Service will be conducted by the blend. Delicious-Economical Large Bunch Sift soda with flour S time* Add t# } •aoh addition. Add only enough B the country, having entered the ser children of our Sunday School. (tjnaza to make a nice spreadlnr ASPARAGUS 25c vice by voluntary enlistment. Evening Worship: "God in My creamed mixture, alternator/ |0BaaMano]r. Color a light green. There was considerable excite- the milk, mixing after eflch.*^' Fnll Podded 2 Lbs. When the draft was set up, this Daily Life". Chix-Legs 6 for 25c ment about this section as well as tion unUl smooth, -^*mu to *»«*• ntipt «r» lent) LIMA BEANS 23c Fort Dlx Thursday evening when district was charged with furnish- Baptist Young People's Union • all learos and furloughs of members ing 357 men and these 98 who en- meets fit 6:45 All young people will ilaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB IBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBB of the 44th Division stationed at the listed were deduoted from the total find an' interesting andi helpful ser- vice. gles, besting the New Brunswick sin-! camp were oancelled and men wexe number the district was required to glai representatives. I ordered back to duty. . lumlsh.'> St. Mary's High Joseph Slbol and John Hoover, and! Major General Clifford R. Powell, The reguar army was the chief CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH John Grimlcy aid George Harkins commander of the Division, explain- attraction for local men, and 4J Organized 1852 Wins Court Contest were winners In the doubles far'St. ed the action when he said, "The of those who enlist ed chose this Main Street and Broadway Mary'c. The other two doubles 44th Division is under orders from .branch. The navy has 36 local draft Rev. Harry Stansbury Weyrich players appearng on the locul team MOTOR TUNE-UP Second Army corps headquarters, bjaid men among Its sailors, 14 lo- • Rector With N. Brunswick team were Leo Monaghan und Will- Wilmington, Delaware, to be pre- cal men are in the National Guard Lay Headers lam Betcher pared to move by twelve o'clock and six are members of the Marine Thursday afternoon St. Mary's Tills wnsSt Mary's Initial victory eo"DMi OP' noon, Tuesday, June 3rd to the gen- John Joseph Dowllng Corps. William Henry Johnson tennis team defeatd the cjurt rcp- on the court. WHEN fTCOMES eral vicinity of Port Belvolr, Virgin- Reports recently compiled also in- refentatlvcs of New Brunswick High St. Mary's High Girl's teun will Value Up to,$5.00 ia, by wayi of Fort Meade, Maryland, Carlos Francis Newman, Organist & School at tha local courts piny a match with the Catholic T£» A COMPLETE lor the purpose of undergoing a dicate local selectees have made a Here's What You Get record above that mode by the av- Choirmaster Andrew Clark came thrcagh with Hiuh of Trenton team an Thursday,! training inspection by General a victory for St. Mary's In the sln-on the Augusta street courts. tmv. CASE % Adjust Carburetor Headquarters. I believe that the erage inducted man, and the major- Trinity Sunday, movement will result in a. return to ity of them have attained non-com- June 8.1M1 CHAN6E Of 8 Clean Fuel Strainer Fort Dlx possibly by June 10". missioned or specialist ratings since Q Check Compression they were inducted. 7:30 a. m^—Holy Communion. Oil Port Belvlor Is on the Potomac Ri- 9:30 A. M. Church School Kin Q Tighten Cylinder Head ver not far south of Washington. The Board here has received or- garten. • Q Clean and Adjust Points Just where the maneuver might take ders to furnish two more contingents 0:30 A. M. Church School. @ Clean and Adjust Plugs {place Is not indicated, but it is kn- in (the near future. Seven men will THE GROSS SHOPPE 1Q:45 A. M. Holy Communion and @ Tighten Ignition Wires own- that the First Army has ac- leave next 'Tuesday and on June Sermon. DRESSES AND UNIFORMS quired maneuver rights in Caroline 24th, the local Board will furnish WEEK DAY SERVICES ® Check & Adjust Timing County, Virginia, near Bowling Gr- 17 men. This latter call. No. 14, will Daily except Monday and Satur- 313 State Street :: Room 514 :: Perth Amboy © Clean Air Filter een. • i , _.,,• be the largest the Board has been day. 10 A. M. called upon to fill since it came Into Telephone PA 4-2367 ©Adjust Generator You are cordially welcome at ev- Charging Rate existence. ery service In this Church. Private Irving Pullard, of the 114th The local Board will be called up- DRESSES Be sure of extra power, pep, Infantry at Fort Dlx, Is one of the on to furnish but 149 men during and an easy-starting engine. few bear trainers now In the army. the balance of 1941. FOR LARGER WOMEN «Q QK Before entering the service Full- JERSEY CENTRAL ALTERATIONS FREE **> up Save on gasoline too. Get turd trained a, number of boars Two TO PAY QUARTERLY a tune-up today. of the animals trained by him went A new artlsian well, which will STOCK DIVIDEND No uniform leaves our shops unless It fits to Hollywood to 1938 and made supplppy Fort Dlx'wlth 1,000,00,000,000 gagall- SANFORIZED POPLINS $1.95 up their picture debut In "Call of the lonl s of watet r dldallyl , on Monday pass The Board of Directors of Jersey Yukon", the 'Alaskan thriller which ed all tests fox bacteria, and will Central Power and Light Company SHARKSKINS $2.95 up JACKIN & CROSS GARAGE starred Beverly Roberts and Rich- soon be put to work Implementing have declared the regular quarterly Anything and Everything For Your Car ard Aden. Three others joined the the water supply of the Post. The dividends on their preferred stock Others as low as $1.09 Rlngllng Brothers, Barnum & Bail- new weU is expected to relieve the payable July 1. 1941 to stockholders 519 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 77 ey circus this Spring, while carni- strain imposed on the New Lisbon of record on June 10th. The divi- Oi.?n from 9 until C, and by appointment vals, zoos and' Itinerant vandevill- •plant which has been pouring 3.500,- dends are $1.75 per share on the 7 lans iwere others who called upon 000 gallons dally Into the Fort Dlx percent preferred stock; $1.50 n him far animals that know how to water supply. The new well is locat- share on the 6 per cent, and $1375 use their claws in gestures Instead ed mid-way between Polntvllle and a share on the 5V4 per cent preferr- gOBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB! of on the customers. the Fort Dix airport. ed stock. St. Mary's Students Are Medal Winners In Trenton Meet Groceries MEATS MARKEFSif Gold and Silver Medals Award- ed First and Second pl o ne Place Winners Here's your chance to do something grand for Did by remember- J q 126 North Broadway J™ At the field day conducted under under the 'auspices of the Trenton ing him on Father's Day, June 15tli, with a Rift from ARKY'S! Granulated Cane Diocese and witnessed by Bishop He'll say you shouldn't linve done K. but he'll be "tlcklrd pink" Prime tieet William K. Griff en, last week, St. just the same. We know, because our men's Hems are chosen by ' Mary's High School athletes entered men to please and (latter the male eeo. Moke your selection to- Chuck Roast Sugar JT in the various events were medal 5 U>. Sack «• • winners. "SOUTH AMBOY'S OUTSTANDING MARKET' day—a little money BOOS" "father" here. tB. Winners of sold medals were Ri- Genuine Blue Tip chard J. Slover. second In the Ju- Orders Called for and Delivered to your door free. nior broad Jump; William Casey, SCHICK Fresh Killed Fricassee f% m Q second In the senior 80 yard run, and 230 NO. FELTUS ST. TELEPHONE 226 Lubrication Kits Ohio Matches Ceorge' Kurts, second In the senior Electric Razors "Shot put. ' SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Chickens J| H«f. So » For Others who.were point winners 50c vede Edward Qulnhn, John O'Br- from $9.95 up For Electric Razors ien, Joseph Cooncy and Herbert Fbntaff Gmpefrtdt No. 2 can Dibllng Cured IB. C The games weUe arranged by Cloverbloom Butter, lb. 41 c John Fish, head of the Catholic Juice 3 for ?C High School Athletic Association and Kaywoodie Pipes Yellow Bowl Pipes Natural or Sweetened "«W. 3 n J Corned Beef 15 fBBBBBpjMBBMBB'jss^g^.jM nere staged under the supervision of Rev. Cox of Long Mranch and Rev. a Frying Chickeps lT , lb. 33c Flagstaff Whole 9 $3.59 up •—•BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB— 1' John Koran, of Bradervelt, formerly $1.00 up of the local parish. Armour's Star LB. Kerne) Corn 90 No. 2 Cam 9. E«i. MV SELECT COMMITTEE FOR Breast of Veal, '^fiff Ib. 15c* ST. MARY'S PARISH Wets Shaving Bowls Pork Goodies . GAME SOCIAL •BBMBBBBBBBBBBBMBMBBBBBBBBi Anwar's 28 Os. Jar The following committee has been Smoked Hams. 29c 39c to $5.00 . 59c to $1.00 designated to have charge of the eame social at 6t. Mary's Hall, Wed- nesday evening, June 11th. under LUX FLAKES „.:.:. Large Box 21c Pig's Feet the auspices of St. Mary's Parish: Tobacco Pouches 25c to $2.98 eaasssaoe Chalrladles: Mrs Thomas Arm- SWEETJ»ICKLES—Midget Size ..... 12 Oz. Hot. 25c . strong and Mrs. Edward Noble, as- Jersey Fresh Sklntack sisted by Mrs. George Bullnsky, Mlsa APPLE BUTTER , CIGERS, CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO Madeline Burns, Mrs. Vftn. Buskey, Mrs. T. A. 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