COMIC COMIC SECTION SECTION JVoodbridge, New Jersey, Friday, * June 20, 1930

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PRICE THREE GENTS VOI,. XIT, No. 15 WOODBRIDCK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNK 20, 19S0

Small Boys Damage Dogs Kill Twenty Pets Police Capture Two Barron Avenue Home Barron Avenue Girl In Prospect Street Twenty lives were lost in an at- CHILD'S SKULL CRUSHED Another ruse of juvenile vandal- sm came fii th<> attention of the po- Gets Sargent Degree tack Saturday in Prospect street. Looting Wrecked Boat icu on Wednesday when Mrs. B. The lives were those of rabbits own- W. Hnagland reported that cxtcns-lMiss Jane A. Dunigan Award- ed by George Clam, and the whole- ve damage had been dune in the Officer Meyer Larson Arrests Pair At Do^k With Stolen Prop- xithl'oom in her house at 509 Barron ed Diploma at Boston U. sale slaughter was laid to dogs be- BY WHEH^OF TRUCK erty In Their Possession — Boat Looted Was Partly avenue. The policn investigated and Commencement Exercises longing to a Mrs. Tuttle, also of found that the damage had been Prospect street, according to the- po- SevenYear^iOld Colored Boy Of Avenel Instantly Killed This Destroyed By Fire Last Month. ;lone by Kalman Kovacs, 10; Lebar Monday. lice. The owner of the dogs promis- Morning In Rahway Avenue — Driver Held On Kovncs, 13, and Joseph Fitsar, 13, ed to keep them t'ed and agreed to Two men were caught in the act rowboat had been hired from Jack niall of Park avenue. The parentparentss In the f)7th annuaal CommefTce- *. Manslaughter Charge. ,,r looting a wrecked boat in the'Mitten who lives at Brown's boat were notified and agreed to pay for : ment exercises of Boston University pay for the slaughtered bunnies. which were held on Monday morning ., nd yesterday, according to the house, it is said, and it was also learn- the damage. Dodging from behind a enr that ting the child. The little boy's skull lU ed that the two arrested had stolen at 10:30 in the Boston Arena, 1485 had just passed, Clement ,1, Morse, was crushed to a pulp and death wu lice, and were held in $!>()<> bail I planks and rope from Joseph Turek, seniors were graduated from the ten colored, aged 7 years, dashed across instantaneous. The driver of th» h for * hearing on Thursday, of Sewnrcn. | departments of the university. Prc- St. James P.T.A, In Hahway avenue in Awnel this morn j trucktruck , Fred SigleSi , aged 35 years, of June 20. The men gave their mimes The boat and stolen propeller were ! sident Daniel L. Marsh presented ing about 10 o'clock, and was crush Garrison street, Newark, is being ;IJ: Ernest Wright, 20, of Morgan left in care of Hatten. Larson took Politics In Schools honorary degrees to twelve outstand- wi to death by a truck, the dFiver | held on a technical charge of man road. South Amhny, and Anton s prisoners to headquarters where ing lenders in the fields of arts and Closing Meeting nf which tried in vain to avoid hit- slaughter. Smith, of 109 Broad street. Perth they.were locked up. The 'Johanna' [sciences. Before a capacity audience Chief of Police Patrick J, Mur- Amboy. is the property of the Riley Kennedy Branded By Speaker I of relativea and friends. Dr. G. Brom- phy, Captain James Walsh and a pa- The arrest was tho result of the Company, of 11 Broadway, New I ley Oxnam, B. U. 'lf>. president of New Officers Are Installed — Woodbridge Boy Graduated trolman investigate! the case. The Perth Amboy Man Gives Inln-jDepau- w University, Greeneastle, ccident happened in Rahway avenue alertness of Motorcycle Policeman York, The owners will, be advised of Ind., delivered the Commencement Children Are Guests At at Oberlin College Tuesday Meyer Larson who was riding along the looting. ietween Burnett street and Avenel teresting Talk Before Rotary theme, discussing "The Graduate's Meeting. treet. Tracks left fcy the truck ilill' road and noticed an Ksscx The Kssex coach is the property Three-fold Dilemna." Kenneth French Canfield, son of ci.ach parked near Acker's Heach. It of Wright. It was taken to headquar- Club. heels showed how the driver had The total of 1485 seniors in Mon- The closing meeting of St. James Mrs. M. M. Canfleld, Gil Barron ave- werved to one side in. trying to -itruck Iiursori that it was peculiar ters and the scrap metal was remov- nue, Woodbridfce, who is among the for n car to be parked at that, par- ed from it and placed in the station. "The public school system is, not day's group is an increase of 400 P. T. A. was held in the school au- ivoid the boy. Sigle told the police ticular spot. He investigated and At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon meeting the full requirements of to- graduates over last years class ot ditorium on Wednesday, evening. It graduates of Oberlin College, receiv- hat he has been driving seventeen p was one of the moat enjoyable meet- ears and never had an accident be-> a quantity of scrap brass in Patrolman Allen McDonnell issued day's need", said John J. Quinn, of j 1079. . For the firsfirst time (in the his- ed the bachelor of arts degree at tory of Boston University, degrees ings of the year. The meeting opened ore. The boy did not look in the di- v nir. summonses to Wallace Bell, of 108fi Perth Amboy, in a talk on schools be- " ~ '*" the hand of President Ernest H. ection from whlcn the truck was Further investigation revealed Broadway, Long Branch, and Frank fore the Rotary Club yesterday. "Ed- were granted of Bachelor of Science with a prayer and the singing of the Wilkins on Tuesday, June 17. De- Further "Star Spangled Banner". ornlng. that the car had been left there by M. Nichols, of u:i Jackson street, ucation more along industrial lines in Journalism, and Bachelor of Mu- grees in the college of arts and sic, and diplomas in Physical Educa- Mrs. John F. Ryan presided at the The boy resided with his aunt, I wo men who were out in a rowhoat South River. Bell is the owner of a is needed. New Jersey is 40 per cent sciences were given to 247 and to juid that they were looting the boat racing car which wus being towed tion were awarded to HI seniors in business meeting. Plan% were com- Mrs. Lucy Moore, of Merriline ave- industrial and only 4 per cent agri- 3G in the conservatory of music. ••Johanna" that waa partly destroyed by another car driven by Nicholas. cultural,,ulm.. the Sargent School of Physical Edu- pleted for the cako sale to be held nue, Avenel. His mother, Mrs. Louise |,y lire on May 22. Larson picked th<> They were traveling along Amboy "The presence of politics In many cation, making a total of twenty- on Saturday afternoon in the school The sneaker at Oberlin'i ninety- 'Reed, of 1755 Third avenue, New nlrii up at Boynton'n dork. They avenue when Ihe towed car broke boards of education is a serious sit-1 five different types of degrees. Ihe from 2 to 6 o'clock. Mrs, Thomas seventh commencement was Dr. Ed- York, was notified. Coroner Eugene were in the rowboat and hud the pro- away, ran 21)0 feet and damaged a u;ition that needs correction. In Sargent School was affiliated with Gerity is chairman. i win M. Borehard, Hotchkiaa profes- Mullen took charge of the body. peller of the "Johanna" in it. The lire hydrant. 'erth Amboy we do not allow poli- Boston University a year ago. The installation of the following sor of law at Yale University. His ics to enter. Also we engage a good A local student, who received her officers took place, Mrs. J. J. Dunne, subject was "International Relations mperintendent of schools and give degree in the BoBton University Com- the ex-president presiding. Those in- and the American Citizen". Dr. Bor- im full authority over the school mencement program was Miss Jane stalled are: Mrs. John Ryan, presi- chard is a member of the American Edward Romond Dies ystem. A hill was introduced in the Agnea Dunigan, of 530 Barron ave- dent; Mrs. M. P. Dunigan, first vice- International Law Association and School Bond Issue St. James Eighth Grade ast legislature compelling other nue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- president; Mrs. B. J. Dunigan, second an advisor on many of the important , rice P. 'Dunigan. She was awarded vice president; Mrs. R. P, Grace, international relations of recent aids to do this but it failed to ; riCe P. 'Dunigan At Home Of Son Approved By State To Graduate Sunday 'a diploma from the Sargent School third vice president; Mrs. John Mc- years. "One of tho fir A schools in New|of physical Education Guirk, fourth vice-president; Mrs. Dr. Harold C. Phillips, pastor of ! the First Baptist church of Cleveland Was Foreman At Valentine ! Jersey was started in Woodbridge. Morrison .Christie, fifth vice-presi- Attorney General Puts O.K. Class Of Thirty Will Receive In 10*111 one hundred acres of public I dent: Mr. Henry Lavin, secretary; preached the baccalaureate sermon Plant For Past Forty Year* On Local School Board. Diplomas At Church Service. land were set aside for educational Mrs. Rose Ernst, recording secretary; on Sunday. purposes. The first icacher, John En- Fords Lions Elect Mrs. Frank Mayo, membership; Mrs. Announcement has just been mad< —Born In France Seventy- bank, besides hia salary was given Michael De- Joy, hospitality and Miss by the college of the receipt of $75, The procedure in getting out a. A of thirty eighth grade pu Eleanor Moll, treasurer. 000 from Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop M Years Ago. bond issue of $21,000 for the pur- ten acres of land provided he lived pi|, ,,f St iIillm,s srhoV)1 wi|| he Rratl_ here the rest of his life. The second Foltowjj the installation of officers, Crane of Dalton, Mass., for a worn v\m^ <>f land near School Nu. H ^ . , , , . _, , Plan Busy Season Dunne read a letter from en's swimming poal. Edward Romond, who for moro the Hoard of Education has been ap- s t S. l h r h teacher was bound to be consistant Mrs.' J. than forty years was employed as and faithful until !) p. m. each day. the eighth grade shanking the ,P. T. proved by the attorney general. It «t the HUH services. The speaker C. J. Mac Lean Is New Head foreman at the plant of M. D. Valen- A different method of taxation is A. for the invitation to the meeting. tine & Bros. Co., and who worked for was reported on Monday night at a will b<- Kev. Father Dunn, of St. needed. Taxes are always levied di- Of Club; Ball Team Organ-1 Mrs. John Ryan gave her annual meeting of the hoard and it was d<>- J -|ih's College, Trenton. Kev. Fa- ten years intermittently for the l>st rectly against the property owner. I ' report as president of the association. Vacation Bible School previous to being appointed foreman, tided to advertise the issue for sale. ther R. F. Farrell will award the There are others who do not own ized. The business meeting adjourned and Tho advertisements will provide for died, after a long illness, on Wed- diplomas. much property equally able to pay. the eighth grade children were led nesday morning at the home of his the bids being received at an ad- This county spends more than $200,- FORDS—C. J. MacLean was elec- to a table decorated with cut flow- journed meeting to be held on June Tho following aro the graduates: ted president of the. Fords Lions Opens Here Monday son, Joseph Romond, in Amboy ave- Helen Bauman, Helen Crowe 0011,000 for non-essentials and ers. Streamers, balloons and flags lit). Bids for the annual supply, <>f pleasures and bin only $80,000,000 ' club at their last meeting held re- throughout the hall were patriotic nue. Mr. Romond was born in France coal for the schools »ill also be re- Ali'-e Demlar, Jean Dunne, Doris for schools. jcently at Communit-- y hall on New decorations. The- favors, refresh- Group Of Three Churches Be- on October 26, 1860. He began ceived at the meeting on June :so. Kinhorn, Mary Finn, Marion HolT- officers working for the Valentine concern . "The new park is the biggest civic ] Brunswick avenue. Other ments, noise-makers and place cards hind Project — Sessions In A list of tvHchurs wan presented iftan, Doris Kath, Grace Kerr, Anna new pa were also in keeping with Flag Day. I about fifty years ago and his indus- by ihe teachers committee with a re- l\i-h, Julia Kish. Frances Laszlo improvement In ,.,„„ «s^. „ ... t _._ Mary McGuirk, class president, Forenoon Only. ' try and loyalty was recognized ten commendation that they he appoint- Mm;.- It-nmk, Mary McGuirk, Fran- worth all it cost. Woodbridge is grow-1 vice-president, Hans Jensen; troasur- gave the farewell address and pre- years later in June, 1890, when he ed. The board approved the recmn- ces Ky.in, Kathbvn Homers, Stephen nc and will soon be a leading resi-jer, W. C. Christensen; secretary, Jo- was promoted to the position of Alma-:, Bernard Dunigaa. John Dun- lential community. It would be wisesep'h T. Fitzgerald; Tail twister, Ro- sented Sister Mary Paul with a gold Tho Third Union Dally Vacation oreman. Ho came to be regarded as mediation and made the appoint- inquire about twenty acres and • hert Harris; Lion tamerta, Edward , and a beautiful basket of j Bible School, under the auspkos of ments. The following are the tench- ilfan. Thomas Feeny, Stephen For- trusted employee of the firm. t< n'mker, James Keating George some day erect a large high school JMiljes; Directors, T. W. Liddle flowers which were in keeping with ; the Congregational, Methodist and Mr. Romond was an expert on clay ,-ith athletihl c fields.ld " Frank Dunham•-- -. the patriotic decorations. Sister Mary | Presbyterian churches, will begin on "Vile Misses Kthel Weintraub, Mar- Kellrmen, Thomas O'Brien, Jame A baseball team has been organiz- and his .services were valuable to the Leslie Oberlies, William O'- Walter Warr announced that next Paul addressed the class and thank- j Monday morning at 0 o'clock. The inn. He took a keen interest in his caret Dunigan, H-l.'ii llvpkie, Mary Me ed. Thraugh Manager Fitzgerald, As- er, Harold .Shay, Joseph Firpak, week hj will call for five-minute work and kept abreast of new dis- Hanseii, Margaret Tipp'tt, Barbara sistant manager William Thompson During the evening vocal aolos en aa the place of assembly of the Uregand, F.imna Johausen, V erna and I'aul Vuhas, speeches from John H. Love, on sum- coveries and methods in the industry. mer playgrounds; from J. B. Myers, and Captain Ben Jensen, the team were given by Thomas O'Brien and schoolhl . AttendancAted e is open to bboys [.avovnc Hamilton, Pansy { Arrangements are being made for Dunigan, uivovnc iiuniiuuii, • ">.., , on the Chicago Rotary Convention, will challenge the WoodbridgWoodbridge Lions Marion Hoffman; saxaphone selee- and girls frotn 6 to 14 years of age. g g McCrory, Fannio Morrison, Gniee M N«l«nn I« •sTfbrtty•TfbrttsTfbrttyy . ThedatThe-date wflt*'bewfltb ~ announced" tiontiss by MarMyy McQuirkQ; ; and pianp o j The school will extend over a pperiod end from Linn Clare, on ih'dflstrTaf f the funeral services which will bo Huber. Klhabeth Hyan, Alice Finn, Mrs. I. M. Nelson Is activities and outlook. in the ne^r future. The members of selections by Thomas Gerity, Rita; from Monday to July 18th. A daily held tomorrow at 9:30 A. M. from Helen Walsf, Helen Tuck, Mr. H. | Hostess To Bridge Club On Saturday the Woodbridge dele- he Lions club have decided upon a Baumlin, Prances_ Ryan, Mary Finn session from 9 a. m. until 11:45 will the late home, thence to St. James' W. ISeeeher and Joseph Kuggieri. ; ____ gation to the Rotary International re« movies for adults and children and Anna Kish. Games were played be followed. Bible, memory work, Roman Catholic Church where a sol- The report of the truant ofticer; j|rs i y N'clson of Valentine Convention at Chicago will leave. m July 4 instead of holding fire- and prizes were won by Helen Baum- hymnobgy and handicraft will be the emn high mass of requiem will be of- was received. The following is the re- pi!K.(, aeliphtfully entertained th( The party will include: Mr. and Mrs. works as in previous years. A wild lin, Grace Kerr, Maurice Dunigan subjects taught in the three depart- fered for the repose of the soul at port of Supervising Principal J»nn Tuesday night bridge club on Tues G- R. Msrrill, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond .vest movie and "Our Gang" comedy and James Keating. There was danc- ments: primary, junior and inter- 10 o'clock. will be shown. ing and singing. mediate. 11. Love: 128,008 '..-..... Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ford Mr. Romond came to America Days possible Mrs, A. X. Jellyman and Mrs. Thom- and August F. Greiner. The committee in charge includes: Ths guests were: Helen Bauman, The principal of. th...e. school this when he was a boy of seven years. 120,7104 as Peterson. The consolation prize Ben Jensen, Robert Harris and Rus-Helen Crowe, Alice Demler, Jeanne year wilt be John Strome, who will Days Present 7,2921 He has resided in Woodbridge about Days absent went to Mrs. Lewis Frankel. Deli- sell Dunham. There will be a morn- Dunne, Doria Einhorn, Mary Finn, be assisted by a corps of competent sixty-two years. He married Miss r>,;i<)i cious refreshments were served. The Christian Science Lecture ing and afternoon performance. The Marion Hoffman, Grace Kerr, Julia workers from the various churches Average attendance .98 An announcement is made else- Margaret Neary, a Woodbridge girl, Per cent of attendance .... favors were baskets of candy and committee is working hard to make Kish, Doris Kath, Anna Kish, Fran- The department heads will be as fol- when he was a young man. Mrs. Rom- 284 nuts an,I paper hats. Mrs. N'elson was where in this issue of a free lecture this one of the best celebrations held ces Larzlo, Mary McGuirk, Mary lows: Bible study, Intermediate ond died several years ago. Until last Times tardy on Christian Science, to be given by in this vicinity. A chicken supper was , y Total enrollment including presented with a bed set from the RiemakRk , FFrance s R Kthl Mrs. A. G. Erb; junior, Mrs. H. R Saturday, he made his home with hia 0,213 ii'lub in honor of her wedding anni- First Church Sewaren, next Sunday served by W. Thompson at the close Somers, Stephen AlmasiRyan, , KathleeBernarnd j Breisch; primary, :Ruth Lorch. Craft daughter Mrs. John Rupp, in Perth vocational school 70 evening in the high school auditor- of the business session. Sessions truant Dunigan, John Dunigan, Stephen For- work: boys, Rev^ H. R. Breisch; prim Amboy. He died at the home of his Th^PP^esent were: Mrs. Alonzo ium in Woodbridge. The speaker is tenbohr, Thomas Feeney, James ury girls, Grace Huber; older girls, son Joseph, 259 Amboy avenue,- Pupils transported b yF 11 DuvicP. of Avenel; Mrs, G. A. Mc- Judge Samuel W. Green, of Chicago, trolley Trinity Guild To. Keating, George Kellemen, James Mrs. J. E. Breckenridge. Pianist, Woodbridge, He is survived by five G28 laughlin, Mrs. Thomas Peterson, Mrs. 111, A wide experience enables him Mercier, Thomas O'Brien, William Helen Harned. sons, Joseph, of Woodhridge; James, PupilThse transporteresignationd sb y obuf sMiss Sylvia Stephen II. Wyld, Mrs. Lewis Krank- to speak with authority. His subject , Hold Card Party O'Connor, Leslie Oberlies, Harry Those assisting in the above de- is "Christian Science: Its Healing of Jersey City; Edward, of Brook* ,• of the High School, Miss Mar-i (ll Mrs A ^ je]iyman and Miss ThVr'rinity Guild of Trinity Epis- Skay, Joseph Tirpak, Paul Yuhas, partments are: Mrs. W. H. Voorhees, lyn; Jules, of Perth Amboy and Pa- Oliritp, of No- 11 "nu Mlss Elizabeth Peterson, Message". copal Church will hold a benefit card Maurice Dunigan, Thomas Gerity, Mrs. A. R. Bergen, Mrs. W. Raup, trolman William Romond, of Port Klualn-th Kitchen, f No. 7, have party Tuesday, June 24, at the Se- Rita Baumlin, Genevieve Matton and Mrs. John McCreery, Rev. Ernest Reading, and a daughter, Mrs. John been received and accepted. waren Land and A'ater Club. All Louis Zick. Abbott, Rev. W. V. D. Strong, Misses Rupp, of Perth Amboy. There are The repairs committee was instruc- games will be in play. Prizes will be Rae Osborn, Alice Howard, Louise also two brothers, Frank Romond, ted to udvertise for bids for an ad- awarded and refreshments will be Horris. Those who wish to attend of Rahway and Eugene L., of Wood- Dwight Morrow Sweeps served. Sixteen Local Youngsters are invited to be present at the open- dition to school No. 7 for manual bridge; a sister, Mrs. Constance Jar- Rev. J. B. Myen is general chair- training work and fur a two-ruom To Go To Health Camp ing session of the school on Mon- dot, of Rahway and twelve grand- man, assisted by Mrs. Alonzo Davies, day for registration. children. portable building for school .No. .• WWrs. C. R. Brown, Mrs. G. A. Mc- Eight boys from Woodbridge will at Iselin. The Wuodbndge Hardware Township; Heavy Vote Laughlin, Mrs. T. Moran, Mrs. Ful- be Lent to the Kiddie Keep We.ll ( „ wus given the contract torjatu- 1 7 1 > lerton, Mrs. E. Mandemakers, Mrs. Camp in Metuchen for the month of tor supplies ut a cost of * ' " * i r Total Of 1966 Ballots Cast For Winner In Woodbridge — Mark D. Me Clain, Miss Laura Brod- July, and the same number of little It was decided lu allow Mr. A I. head and Miss Alma Davies. girls for August. These children, and Two More Lives Lost Kerry, principal of the High School Demarest Polls 1815 Votes — Kochik Wins all the rest of the two hundred pro- to have a summer school tor tiu- In Second Ward. spective campers have been visited weeks in the. Barron avenue. High by Mrs. Maud Tourney, the follow-up School. . , short term as United States Senator worker employed by the Middlesex . In Superhighway Crash ; Dwiuiit W. .Morrow i.- a prinu> fav- Alfred I.urson was appointed cus- uritr ill WiHidbridge and the desire received 13H votes. William H. Sut- County Recreation Council which op- todian of school monies starting July tii aid in his nomination fur United phin lulled lt!-l votes for member of erates this health camp for under- Seven Of Eight Persona In Whippet Sedan Injured When It 1 1*130 E. C. Kn.iign was appoint- the house of Representative!1 on the | nourished children, ,and under her p State- sVnutofi lir.wglu out » heavy ed district ck-rk beginning July 1, ! Ke|iiiblii'iin vote at the primaries Democratic ticket. supervision have had all remedial Hits Rear Of Truck — Two Of Victims Die, Two mil. _ •Tuesday. The candidacy of M, Irv- The Democratic vote for members medical defects corrected before they Others Have Fractured Skulls. Tuesday Bridge Club ' ing Demurest for State senator was of the General Asemb.ly was as fol- were enrolled. At Luncheon In Plainfield another >pur to Wuodbridge Repub- lows: John J. Raffprty, 480; Josuph Those, facts were brought out at Seven of tho eight occupants of Frances Zegewitz, 8, cuts and bruises. licans. Morrow received lDGC votes T. Karcher, 4U7, and Elmer E. the meeting of the Board of Direc- a Whippet sedan were injured, two The only one in the Whippet to en- Tho Tuesday Afternoon Bridge for the full term and 1,931 for the Brown, -Hi". The Vjuodhridgc Demo- tors of the camp on Tuesday after- fatally, in an accident early Sunday tirely escafie injury was the Zere- Club was delightfullifulluy entertaineentei-taineid at term. Demurest received a crats preferred F. jHerman Harding noon in Perth Amboy in the office the morning on the Super-highway near witz baby, a few weeks old. The in- a bridge lun.clwon Tuesday ut tutiil'uf l.XlTi vut£ fant did not have a scratch, home of Mis. William Barlow The other Republican candidates compared with 115 cast for Lee J. of the council. At this meeting, Dr. are: For a time after the acieident, Miss Plainfield. High scores were mad by Thompson. William London, .)f Perth Amboy, Louise- in the raci" for L. S. senator had ljt- Mrs. Ida Williams, aged about 56, Williams was not expected to sur- Mrs. George Merrill, Miss tle support in the township. Franklin In the first Ward Jacob W. Graus- chairman of the Medical Committee; of 19,11) 15th street, N. W., Washing- vive. It is now believed that) she will Carter and Mrs. C. \\ Bu ekov. es; Joseph Vre- am received 80 votes on the Demo- Director George Gordon, Jr., Mayor Leon Fort received tun, D. C. live. Mrs. Margaret Zegewitz is also Those present were: Mrs. ysen, I'. andA John. A. Kelly, cratic ticket for member of the Dolan, of Sayreville, chairman of the Bernard ZegewiU,* aged 15 years, expected to recover although little Campbell, Mrs. Call William i|- some ason that is hurd to Township Committee. His Republic- Building Committee; and Aylin Pier- of 913 Fifth street, Washington, D. hope was felt for her at first. Julian Grow, Mrs. Gvorge ground than (ui opponent, James Filer received a son, architect; submitted Teports. C. : The bodies of Mrs. Williams and Mis. D. 11. b'ord, M«Mrs.. Ct... Ww.. Harm-la«'"-"- j ,h , fact that his name came aheaahead iptal of 2i)3 votes although his name Both Mr. Wulter Warr and Mrs. t t \fas not printed on the ballot. Mrs. Williams died almost imme- Bernard' Zegewitz were taken in kov, Mrs. Cedric Ostrom untl »}"• | ,)f that of Morrow, Kelly received 10. II. Boynton, the Woodbridge re- diately after the, accident which oc- charge fy Coroner Eugene Mullen. In Leu Smith, uf Woodbridge; fj"8, | . i, . . many votes for William K. Putter received the Re- ra |leftr y fllU1 t m s ls presentatives on the Board were un- oured at 4:10 A. M. on Sunday. The the boy's pocket a letter was found Louiso Carter, of Heading, lu.; *} -(the s|10|.t term as he did for the full publican nomination for justice of able to attend. Among those present P l f Khway and Mrs -^ the peace by a vote of 1,198 as com- Zegewitz boy lingered in the Perth which indicated that the party was PauT Paulson,' of Rahway, and Mrs { He pulleM d 18(1mQ 0 t were County Prosecutor John E. Amboy City Hospital until 1 P. M. bound for Yonkers with a stop-over in G. Tieglaws and Mrs. H. Andrew, oi • pared with 507 votes cast for Daniel Toolan, president of the Council; Dr. The vote of Demarest's opponents Cotton. Myer-Kahme, unopposed Re- Sunday although the back of his Elizabeth. The letter had been writ- Plainlitdd. was: Henry E. Thornley, Hit, and Co y, pp Charles I. Silk, of Perth Amboy, pre- skull was crushed in and his eyes ten to a girl in Vonkers but never C. Raymond Lyons, 330. publican candidate foi-i the unexpir J. ARTHUR AI'PLEGATE sident of the Executive Board of the were forced out of theihi r socketk s and mailed. Thomas M. Gopsill polled 1,238 ed term as justice of the peace, re- Nominated At Metuchen On G.O.P. Tuberculosis League; Mr. William were lying on his cheek, when he was Police believe that the .party had Republican votes here for member ceived u totul of 1,21)7 votes. TkUet Weiant, treasurer of the Council; taken out of the wreckage. been traveling_ most of the nigh...„.__t and Knights To Elect of the House of Rt'presiintutwes I••-,-,n the Secon. d ..War. d wher• .,e. there and otjier members of the Board T)ie Whippet wa being driven to- that possibly the driver became drow" whili Donald S. Bowie polled only were three Republicans in the race from alj over the county. HIIIIO iJunoiu u. fur r)umijmtloI1 for member of the ward New York by Miss Elsie Wilma By at thp wheel. Another theory U Williams, 24, of the Washington ad- that the accident happened ajt a point Officers Tuesday the Assembly race on the Re-'Township Committee, Michael Ko- Hn .liik waa the winner in a rather close Metuchen Republicans FORb SELLS 40% IN dress. The Whippet crashed into the where the Whippet was going down nlih ii-nn ticket, Woodbridgdb e voters rear of a moving truck owned and a Blight grade, and being loaded with d partiality for Jos- contest. Ho received 523 votes. Fred MIDDLESEX COUNTY Regular Meeting To Be Held Arner received 405 and William F. driven by Sam Betuiof, of 512 Shunk eight persons and a large amount of Jh H... Edgu~«B~.r, l.HUS) votes; George Pick J. A. Applegate street, Philadelphia. Bennof said he baggage it muy have gotten out of In Columbian Club At 8 O'- Morrison, 1,352 votS.s, and John Fan- polled 343 votes. Registrations for the month of May K. Daniel V. Iiiush received the Re- had three rejir lights showing on the; control, Clock — Members Request- i . Stockel, l.Kiy votes. There waa a allow u totuj of (552 new passenger truck, One was still lit when the po-! When the Whippet struck the rear contest in the freeholder race, and publican nomination for township WeH Known Automobile Man cars, of which 311 cars, or nearly committee in the third ward by u lice arrived after the crash. of the truck, thp chassis was bent ed To Be Present. Woodbridge gave F. William Hilker Enters Politics and Wins In 140% are Fords. No ono in the Whippet wus in a arid twisted out of shape. At a regular meeting of the local vote of 423. He was unopposed as May commercial registrations for and Holger G. Holm a big margin, waa William P. Campbell, Demo- Primaries.. condition to make u statement, and council No. 857 of the KJiights of the former receiving 1,215 and the Middlesex total 69 units of which 30 Bennof could not tell anything. He Columbus, which will be held lues- cratic candidate ltf the same fyfir'd J. Arthur Applegate, widely units or 43% are Fords. alter 1,126. ' who polled 1'24 votes. said he was not aware that the Whip- day evening in the. Columbian club, Tho other Republican candidates known automobile man of Perth Ara- "Our Ford Bales to June 1st exceed pet was following him until it crash- therty will be election ot otnceis. There were three Democrats in the boy and Metuchen, was nominated at 1929 by 13%" says an official of for the freeholder nomination re- race for justice of the peace for the ed into the tear of his truck. HARDIMAN < Grand Knight Geoi«« O'Brien re- the Republican primaries Tuesday, as Dorsey Motors Inc. This increase is ceived the following vote: Henry'E. full term and the ncmination went to Miss Williams who was driving qiieatB that all the members be pres- Austin, 799; John J. Feher, 676, and candidate for member uf the Bor- very urutifyiiig,' considering the fact th» Whipp»t was taken to the Perth PHARMACr Leo R. Grossman with a total of 246 ough Council of the Borough of Me- that 1929 was a record year. ent. On Sunday, June _ 2«th, the Nathan Rosenfold, 260. Amboy hospital with a compound Ed. L. Hardiman, formOTly of Knighta will receive'Communion in votes. The vote polled by the others tuchen. Mr. Applegate is a new "With conditions steadily improv- The Democratic vote was compar- in the race was: Anthony di TomaB- comer in politics hut ha won out in fracture of the skull. Others taken to Beaman's, Perth Amboy a body at 7:30 o'clack mass in ht. atively light, a little more than 500 ing and with the advance of the year, the hospital and their injuries are: James church. This is in keeping with 80, 138; Martin A. Roggio, H2, a contest against a veteran politi- we look forward to a much greater votes being cast on the Democratic With seven in the, race for free- cian who was seeking to Mrs. Margaret Zegewitz, fracture of the plan approved some tim« ugo, to side.. Alexander Simpson receiving ucceed him- increase." the skull; Miss Rose Zegewitz, pos- the effect that the Knights receive holded on the Democratic ticket the self in the council. the highest number, a total of 525 in Woodbridge Democrats gave their Mr. Applenate has thi sible fracture of the skull; Peggy PRESCRIPTIONS communion in a body once every the entire township for United States agency for Fulton Street Girl Missing Williams, aged 10, shock and bruises; three months, ^ support to Thomus Luyden, 24!), and the Studejbaker and fierce-Arrow Called Far and DeliT««4 htnator. Peter M. Kroeger, 247. The vote care in the Perth Am oy district J, BLAKE Arthur A. (juinn, of Sewaren, polled by tnthe oinerothers waas aiexanaeAlexanderr and ttl&oalso has a sulearo Democratic candidate for State sen Bora, 71; A. J. Gebhurdt, 128; Pat- Brunswick) KODAK FILMS 24 Hour utor received a total of.617 votes. Hu waa unopposed. Theima Parkin- rick Fall Pwloniaf and Printing »(jfli, t>«mow»tye candidate J— **" 100 MAIN ST. WL W> PAGE TWO FRIDAY, JliNR 20, A Cnpelet Frock Thp l>4>rora1or~H hpttpr tlox OPENING SALE OFFERS . . Expert Advlr* on Ilomr Decoration . . Special June Values! TIMELY THE NEW SPECIALS

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Many Tables, P'.-'red Comemently, Add to the BeMAy of Hie Living Room. THE THRIFTY WILL BE HERE EARLY! l'H-tll ile.ll- it >ll!-'S |.i ^. '• ' i:; j 'allied for M11V 1 in >.••,! • •: .!•.•!• '•• ;-\ l--i. I; V.lioll roi,in in tie ].,.-i-e ;,;-.d joti can Jiwt 77c "GET ACQUAINTED WITH CROSBY'S" r — we |fil I :i I " • in I! -iit.'i' of Uo to (I,.' liiiiit. 'Ih.re. lire (.'rneefiil the li\ iiu II ;::. ! 1' ;it ^ ^ I lie liv- end-tables. '^I'.L'IO or in pairs, for the CROSBY'S ta'-lc, tl ••:-e h.'iti.' no oilier, ends of tlie diuetiport. lieside the (able in tin • ].' i-i.om'; Ami ilii you easy clnilr niny be |ihiced a kidney- VISITING THE reiM-ii;;Ti' tl .it if \NII ''.inn' liil«i the shaped talile. n small butterfly tnble OPENING SPECIAL Extraordinary June t n'"in in the ii'irii >-HI IIIIMIIS fell over or a rcrtaiiL-ular one with a bookshelf SICK It, and If y>.\ "erit thi-oit_-h the room lienenth. S times a painted table in a Imrrj. even in broad clajliu'lil, gives the one . >te of color the living 1500 Pr. Men's By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK * \"11 bad tn think twice to make II ile- room nei'iK 'I'lien there are tea ta- DRESS SPECIAL Dean of Men, Univenity of toijr Ma)>Trtfiiii?li to p't around If! bles, coffee hililes, sewing cabinet tn- Fancy Rayon Hose * Illinoii. That pictun' is in vivid contrast to hies and curd tahles. Regularly $5.95 + the present 1 i^iisr-C room with its free For the hedrooin there nre nlfiht Sold regularly at center Hour splice and its many tables stands In hold a hi'dside lamp nnd the .Mil1. Handsome Jiuv- It Is n very coinnietidiilite bnblt, this placed where they will do tin; most faithful alarm clock. For the sick i|ii;,nl patterns, in All Wide visiting the sick, ami »m which, with P»M1 and look the most attractive. In room there Is n table the legs of which a wide variety of all our modern our llvinc room rljiht now we have fold up and make It a tray. This is coini>. Dressy ami Sizes Choice equipment nnd no less tlian live tables and yet the $3.49 also exceedingly useful us a tea tnble -.rviieablc; all siz- trained nurses lo room Is not so crowded as it was when ns it nllons for preparation of the ten c;ii"e for those ive had one table In the center. In the kitchen nnd then serving in the SILK FLAT CREPES — SILK PRINTS — FLAT- whii lire not well, A table ut each end of the ilnven- living room without transferring the is not so fenernl- i |iort Is looked upon as n necessity mid tea things from tray or cart to the TERING SMALL AND LARGE FIGURED ly fiin11'1 us It wsisj It Is crrtainly convenient t<> have one tnble. FROCKS WITH CAPES, SHORT lifly >o:irs JIEII or 27c there. A lamp may be placed upon it, Tallies, I'clii, lire just one of the f-o. It is not only SLEEVES, SLEEVELESS ISSUI-'IM^ aiiiple lijht to anyone seated many nice pieces of furniture which eomiiiemhihlr1; It CROSBY'S upon the diivetip.M'l, and it may nlso make for .an attractive and conveni- Is in reality cine Dress Department New Located nold books find m:;u'nziiie<:. A table ent home. It is fun In go on collect- of the liiiinati.'vlr- pusiile an lU'ineliitii- is necessary for ing tUe.m. yenr after year, and enjoy Jj tin's for which on the Second Floor the same ro;i-;on, ,\ corner table is ing them in e\ory room In the house • lie nven is the OPENING SPECIAL lust tt'hat is needed, often times, to A room with one table. Is no more to promised reward. ill mi invkwa'l'd corner and II iinte-leu be heard of than a woman with one ye ministered unto "1 wns si'-k, ;nlile always_lintls a plare. against the 400 Hand EmbVd iiml for which one it to hat. me," was mi Vllli. wllli a heavenly Inher- l-'oiidly, Fern Fture. be rewarded There Is an unlimited choice when Philippine Gowns yet, somo one could nr'T t'nlnn ) SMART SPORT ENSEMBLE ltniicc. And the world n service rind possibly niiiUe Made of wa-luilile Cr<*pr and Genrpctte Silk. A swapper Finj»or il fortune for himself If lie could es- ships do nni ...ii'rnnt silting on a lilt1 before her, has not helped the li.aulifulty o m - Inhlish a schonl for tiic puriinsc ut friend who Is jgst recovering from a invalid the easier to bear lier own broiilcrt'il on fine Tip length t"'iat of Silk Nattltsc i-omplete? this ultra smart teaching the ignorant what is host to serious operation. pains nuil disappointments. i|i:aihy of sheer ba- two-piece outfit,. In wanted pastel shark's. Regularly sukl fit SI") Mrs, Fellon has just been enlllng do mid (o siiy, when visiting tin; sick, Mrs. Hli-'glns knows what to do ii elsewhere. Special widths B C 1). All heels. opening sales oll'er |; 25 new spring shiuies.. All sizes. JUST 500 PAIltS UK IP TO sl.M) I, f> iiiui 7 1'IKCK CURTAINS Criss-cross curtains . . . 7-JIC. ruffled OPENING SPECIAL cottage sets . . . S-JIC. rulfli'il curtain . . . Especially sets , . . Hat marquisette curtains . . . 900 Men's Sturdy Italian-style ruffled curtuins . . . :,-\>r. printed voile curtain sets . . . 7-pc. bund for Smaller Dining Rooms WORK SHIRTS trimmed cottage sets. 58c • f" Tbc.se strong sturdy ERE is la very smart, new suite shirts a r <_• triple H with draw-top table ... no stiteheil; full i-ut leaves required—that will grace anil roomy. CiUiirun- your room. ttH'.M to ]„ (icrmnny nnd Ilnly (lie kilometer Plan Credit Service sional men in Womlhridge, explain i 1 I. Trucks with the latter ratio have (iv.'l mlli*> linn rpplnrcil the mile ns i'li; the service to them and s"licitin(f Local Dealer Explains i less power but more speed nnd are „ litanilnril. The old Ormnn long their membership in tb<> bureau. EAUJ Tu..«lr C«..t..u>.<. Ikind pnrticulnrls nf y adapted for various inlln wns 10,120 ynrds; tlio old I'rus- For Local Merchants In order to have n successful bu- rOrO IniCK reaiUreSi kinds f transportatiop n in which FLOWERS For filnn mllP, R,2J17 ynrds; Ilio old larger. The cen- 17G Smith St., PeVth Amboy nesses from the losses accruing thru 1 embodying reference clearance, file I bad accounts. Later the Chamber ex- larger and stronger front axle nnd ter cross member of the frame, "RUNS RE-KNITTED FREE '* information and-'written inwstiglj-| pects to\inelnde n collection agency sppjng, larger brakes nnd optional which takes the driving thrust trans- The wedding bouquet is lion reports, soon will be offered t'fi for the convenience of its members dual rear wheels. The entire chassis, mitted from the rear wheels, also is one of the most pictures- merchants and business men in in the credit bureau. he says, has been generally strength- stronger. que an 1 significant of ened. Womlhridge Township it was an- "Another major chanpe is the im- bridal traditions. We take nounced today by the Perth Amboy This credit bureau is in no sense "The four-speed transmission pro- proved braking power. Braking sur- Chamber of Commerce. a blacklist and the information it re- special pride in creating ceives will he strictly confidential. No vides ample road speed for rapid, ef- face has been increased to 171 7-R ficient transportation, together with square inches. All brakes are fully beautiful bouquets for For th:- past six weeks a survey customer of any merchant or client of a professional man will be embar- an improved low-speed pulling power enclosed. the bride, as well as her a been under way by the Chamber sufficient for moving capacity loads "The truck may be obtained with of Commerce hoing conducted in rassed by being confronted with a at tractive attendants. source of information. When inquir- out of pits or on s*6ft ground." "All either single or dual roar wheels. Von mnv be certain of Perth Amboy, Cnrtorct, Fords and transmission gears and shafts aro of With the single rear wheels :i2xO, other nearby communities and within ies concerning a buyer are answered prompt, and flawless 9erv- by the bureau the source of the in- chrome alloy steel, heat-treated for high pressure, eight ply tires are a few days it will be started in hardness and accurately machined. used. The dual whevls call for 20xli ice, when you place your Woodhridge. The survey has proved formation will not be divulged and the subject will be dealt with imper- There ia a large size outlet on the heavy duty nix-ply balloon tires. This I'j-dei" here. that n credit bureau under the aus- right fide of the case for power take- is the same size tire that is used on pices of I he Chamber of Commerce sonally. The files of the credit bu- reau will be locate:! in the offices of off. he front wheels, hence only one in desirable as an aid to business spare need bo carried. the Chamber of Commerce and will "The new rear axle hns a special men throughout this entire section not be accessible even to members Chassis dimensions are overall and it is believed that the service spiral bevel gear and the pinion »f the bureau except on explicit in- shaft is straddle-mounted with double width, across rear luibs, Gil 1-2 inch- will he ready for use before Fall. quiry. es; over-all width across dual rear JUST PHONE RAHWAY 7-0711 The establishment of the bureau is taper roller thrust bearings «t the wheel tireB, 70 7-16 inches; and <>v being conducted by a committee of I DisDiscussioc n of this project with front ami heavy spiral roller benr- er-all length, 183 1-2 inches. Tin I'erth Amboy merchants and busi- (lusiness men throughout the section ings at the rear. Shafts are heavier wheel base measures 131 1-2 inches ness men of the Chamber of Com- has shown that such a bureau is a and, because of the three-quarter type The turning circle of the'truck is Hi merce headed by George F, Rey- real necessity and already nearly 100 of construction, the entire weight of feet. Tho fuel tank has a capacity of J. R. BAUMANN nolds, Walter Kiefer, an experienc- merchants and professional men in tho truck and load is carried on the 10 gallons." ed credit man, is making the survey all lines have been placed on the housing. The axle shafts serve only St. George and Hftzelwood Avenues under the jurisdiction of Stephen F, membership list. It is expected that to turn the rear wheels. a pair Newt of All Woodbridfe Towmhip in Vnlue, Sayer, secretary of the Chamber of Woodhrktge business men will wel- "A new feature of the improved RAHWAY, N. J. Commerce. come this service when it is offered the Independent, the moit widely Blue Bird "Servet You Right" chassis is the. optional gear rati0. During the next few days Mr. Kie- to them. The Ford truck can be obtained with read paper in Woodbridge Genuine KROEHLlfFUJed Davenport Suite LUDWIC $ 3 Pieces SENSATIONAL OFFERING 100 An Opportunity For The :i Hsindsnnw pieces includes a settee, arm chair and button-back chair. The entire uite is covered in quality velour. The dav- enport is the kind that hac made Kroehlcr the must successful manufacturer in the country. Opens into a full-sized bed, serv- ing as "bedroom and living room. $5 Delivers JUNE BRIDES 3 ROOM OUTFIT COMPLETE $3 Per Week Pays SLHHEC fUENITLEE $249 [ For It

3 Piece Fibre Suite

I'harm and individuality is combined in 3 Pc. Stick Reed Suite the manufacture of this suite. Neatly fin- The Living Room Complete ished, Comfort is assured with the spring- $09.75 (Irlliniv tick reed 1,11 lit oil j-tUl'dy tliuyle.. tilled cushions which are covered in a beau- Exactly as pictured, is upholstered in checked velour combined with figured jacquard. The 1" ••>•, .-priiiK-li'li'd cushions are eov- tiful cretonne. A long settee, arm chair The three pieces consists of a large sofa, arm chair and throne chair. To complete i-red ;n a k';iy i-Ti'tiiiiiK, lending a con- mi'1 rocker make up the' suite. Modestly the Living Room, we give you FREE—an Axministcr Rug, End Table, Smoker and tra-tna' illcrt to the high-lighted finish. juiced. 23 Bridge Lamp as pictured in inset. If desired, you may purchase the suite separately. The |• ii• > r- include a luiiir -ettce, i'oinf"[-;- u':'!e in :n i'ii;iir antl rockcrC 2 Delivers $3 Delivers THE KITCHEN F'or the kitchen, you REFRIGERATORS COMPLETE get a porcelain top tabk> and two white CARRIAGES All Latest Models IN EVERY enamel chairs. We give you FREE a largo of the finest Fibre DETAIL ice capacity ice box; All Steel t as sketched Strollers 3 Door leer $ .75 $1 O.95 19 All hteel refrigerator at such a Y'IU must se >. these strollers low price, cannot be, duplicat- to I'ully appreciate the .saving ed anywhere. Large ice capa- this low price nll'or'ds. ; Has sturdy wheels covered with city. Well in.-iulated. Btty now! listing rubber. $1 Delivers • $1 Delivers 3 DOOR OAK Carriages ICER $ .95 $1675 14 A true ice and food saver. Cork The Bedroom Complete A value to delight any mother. inafilated. beautifully fijnisheil Sturdy, well built carriages of exteriors. Hold& 50 pounds of Exactly US pictured, consists of a full-fize bee), handsome chest, French vanitjf and woven fibre, with adjustable ice. dresser. It It a beauty, elegantly designed with unusual high-lighted walnut grain- hood. You may have your, ing:. To completely furnish your bedroom, we give you FREE a soft cotton maU chuice of Kmiah. :.. 50c Weekly tress, comfortable runt proof spring, a handsome bouduit lamp and 2 pillows. You may buy the pi«cdi separately, if you desire.

OPEN Purchases SATURDAY LUDWIC Will Be Held UntiUWanted MONDAY NIGHTS 175 Smith St., PERTH AMBOY Cor. Madison Ave. WOODBBIDGE INDEPEKDENT PACK FOUR FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930

NOTICE M-e norr = - h will hi.l'l a t.e-irh party ar I'liff- !''•«••>. N- Avenel Church Be Installed NEW YORK Sav- :- ivrdiy iippr"pr:at>-i U> TUCK rl B-.'ii-(i. Plan- nrr being rfpiu- -•-Mr«. ('. C. ( d- the CANDY KITCHEN end of (he week ir'rrr ,i i>! if rarryi.e i >;: ?R'' nktr.-. N. Y, ?pent the weok-^ri'i The Daily Va.-ati-n Hible Sch t..wn- day By Presbyterians. Church. CANDIES AND ICE CREAM .- -v,, i ;r. ar, nn>'irn n-M to ex- •,-ith Mr. nnd Mr^, frank K. Harth. will begin Monday niir ng at i * : ."1' * mmunity shi; ceed ththe sum appropriated, purfwn* i Manhattan avenue. for children of th- , 66 Main St. Woodbridr*. Tel. 43 -iViject the ages up to \'l year- at thf P AVKNK1,—Dr. Herbert K. Eng- AVKNFI, — The Ordination and 1- th« cnntriH nsr pr<->v:=;in« of (riap- — The T the first resi- (•:, .,'• '-or': n '* h the ' bytorian church. Thtr> wi',1 be in- land, of Rn^elle, was the moderator -r 2'^ '.f -he Lav? t,f K'16. a? •.<:d -n June 2d at the fireh'vj^e vrill r.rw.r ;,, :ha" 'iatc. struction in the fiihle. inpnpr. and of the C'lngreirat; mnl and corpora- dent pastor of the first church in this mended, which r, •'.?< ^r b< nds' shai. :••• hcli! on -Iiine 27, The card rarty , . , community will tnkt place at the R. .1. TH'N'WAN. 1 and wnod work tion meeting of the Presbyterian ear inttre-" . at a rate not *." exceed ?f m for tn< rl GUSTAV BLAUM T'.wnsh.j) CierV. - ~p"! —red by the Fireman's Ladies' ••fer" th*e boys. L*'Rev. Clair A. Morrow, rhurrh which was held at the church Church fin Friday evc- ix per cf-T>; per annum. Ail ether Auxiliary. pastor, will be in charge. building nn Monday evening. Fred- , Mr. Clair A. Morrow said note* .-T Groceries and Provision* —A whippet race will V held mi —Mr?. Edward r.rmic will (rive a rick L. Mintel. of Railway, acted a = of Glendale, Cal., who graduated AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE 'matter!honds , shaim l -tie determined by the : FOR THE CONSTRUCTIOrTrfcN r>OFr fronds shfli jne at the Fairway Whippet benefit card party for the Woman's secretary. Almost the entire cir>irre- from Princeton Theological Semin- 82 Main Street Woodbridge A SANITARY SEWER TO BE ;ha.risan . f the u.wr.ship Ccm::- Track. Many rk of wiid improve- prosecute the call to the Avenel have -crved the church nio-tiy ne] street, left on Thurj-lay for AVENEL—Mis- Car. :ne Hnrvsth APPURTENANCES TO SAID r.<:/. is to be a- ne in sec rdanci- church which the church members Sundays. Many visitors from • •• ut-• i amp F'jmer'iy, a'. Greenwich. M»«-|y,' £iven a surprise i ,r".y on Sat- ETTICK SEWERS AND TO PROVIDE with the plan? and profile .' Ipehn 85 had made to Mr. M-rrow a ffw town are expected, beside- the vis Bch-JHi-tf. Mi« BU-.KT w;'.l spend her , urday oveninK at her h. up on Home- FOR THE ISSUANCE OF TEM- >rs who will conduit the d i-jmrrf.r vacrtJii'n then- with her 5tead avenue by her sister, Rose. Arvid \\ mquist were elected" to suc- ferent parts of the service HOES PORARY NOTES OR IMPROVE as hereinbefore dfcribed. made by p Horvath an- (Hint. Mr?. C Ti-l' r. and cousin, [luring th* evening Mis; ceed themselves- as trustees. Those Those who will officiate ai'-: ii' •ire MENT BONDS AND TO PRO- GfTpe R. Merrili. Tuwr.fhip Engin- •., John On- VIDE FOR THE ASSESSMENT eer, and the .=i<-c.f'c»iionf therefor, jLouise. i nounced h«r marn.ipe appointed to represent the congrega- William I). Ames of Liberty ' -rn. i Carteret. on ^]r an,i Mr>. .). FKrnian and Mr. | (|er ,,f Jeanette >trci t. tion at Presbytery were: H. K. Elli- nnd Moderator of THEREOF. which are r. w n fi'.t w-.th (he .nth is the and Mr-. ' liarU- 1 iynn attended the i .January 4. Miaid impr .v. n-.ent shall be made irch. lia i' " I vath of Homestead : \ in'ie. Th> 1 M <\S •. :n t ••.ir.ty ,'. Middlesex: _and completed un'i«r the supervision rtfr The five Chinese elm trees which deliver th«- •iTini' ; Hi". , i Campli' A-'jation will home wa? artistically decorated with 1. A --f-.v,: ;.r,d direction of ti'.•• Township (\-m- — The were planted by 'he Ar; and Garden flavis of First Ch.i>-ch, Kah-Ai wear riqhr mrt-t the Maur.r • '. at the Steel white streamers of cri-i <• paper. '''onimittei' "i the Woman's Club in givv the charge to the pa-:'. H.- a.s \\ .• hf.:r. vi'T -Ex'tn- 'r. V mitt»e and &cforii:r(r t the provi* i l i Firi'prnetr ''•, w.- <:i'i diamond on -im- Those present were; Mary Krass honor of ihe live pR.-t president- Will;am M. M''lnn--, of S-n.-; or : h<- i' « • n -ior.f of an act rf-iitit'.vd. "An Act Con- eet • lav af-terr.-'.n. The -fore of !a^t Mary U Gola, Helen Nudchanie. were t'jrtied "Ver to the church at will give the chart ' :•< the e., ight Sunciay'- gthiu iv-i- 11-J in favor of \ Tauline Dunka, Jay Xujri. Mrs. Char- this meeting by the chairman of that t;oii. and Hev. I'<-'-.- F. Wall, loca' ,.;r;.;ir.; • ". V, ft n;-v Th:< , •rdir.i. shall take effect the f'timpli'di-. Tii • iW(r team was . |t.s Swttits. Mrs. Mary Arntdd, Paul- cont !i- ••'. Chapter committee, Mrs. Alice Pomcroy. wiSiul. will "tier the Ord.iiHti.. j Til mcd-.ate! y "I n its adoptio n and the American H. H. c. ine Karmazen. Te-sie Salvia. Rose ,'IT. a- iimtii'ird J Announcement was made of the er. find are hd ve rt isinir a- r< 'i • r.d by law T'- ler, of Philadelphia. llorvath ami Mrs. William 1'erna, oi r-.f-nurttd. ' j prov;df for the _M-s i . Daily Vacation Bible School which ar.d l of the week at thi-; Avenel; Miss Mary Pt-ric and Mr. A rectptinn ''i Ih'- pa^t' i* ;i•,!i pent a f"\v 'lav- will be held in the Sunday «cV.o >1 fur,.tsr;.* ''ii-; -a' <•'. Mr-. I- Butter, be-: and Mrs. John, l'a (lola of I'ort Morrow will i.,ll."v in th. rjahl PROPOSALS FOR COAL home if Mr, m'.d room.- each morning for three weeks Mr it ;:.-.wir.ir tret*. = in W> : am;> PomeroV.i in ' Keadintr; Rita Durn. Marie Vtnefus. sch""l p"'in- '"•!"«. Mr. ar SEAI.KI" P.II'S •-•-•. 1! (•> received by fore K-a'.inj: I'-T tar'.iiv Monday, June _':i nt.l'::lu 1 i 1 1-ri'ip.- T'-A-n-hip: 1 Mrs. ,l,,hn Veneru.-, Hetty Warpo, M'lrP'W will rci't'iV' ni' ;ri' 'er- the H-.ard ••( Kd-n-:r.i'.n of th<- T'.wn- Mas-:, and "f the t)rdinRti"ii and Installa- BENJAMIN STREET- A. .Jones, of Wood-j Krances Zalesky. Mary l'ompey. chmvli aril fner..i- at thrir i, -•,i[, of WutHlbr-V'e «t > o'clock P. — Mr. an. Mr- tion of the pastor of the church on 1 Ar. " ' v.trif:i-fl sf.vf ( ind Mr. and Mrs. Rose Zalesky, Bridget .lardone, Cath- Jan--I] aven;ir "li "-"in-ia , ;r' M. 1OI:H] time at itn- Hijrh School, side, I.onjr Friday June 117th. at a m;ir.h'.!e at finm and fri'iii 'i ;,• .'.. •ree' and,.l"no :'.iith. li'.'in. i'.'r coal to be de- H. Jones ar .1 -ori. Harry, of Aventl, erine Beanco, Mary TcfTenhart. Ma- rt-r.ter line of Benjamin of Mr.'and Mrs. K. -o-;-.'rn-riv a: -r.fi the center liven graduation of Irvin Woodbridge; Lea and Matilda Tram Woodbridge Avenue, Avenel Avenel Couple Entertains les. ;.-, a prop'i.-t-d manhole. Hog-er.- from !:!•• eighth grade of I.in- nnd Miss Sophie Schmidt, of Kah- Rev. Clair A. Morr.'W. pa-tor Wedding Party At Supper BERKELEY BOULEVARD— IIit'll School. Wo-jilbridirc—300 net don gTammiii -eh ml. way; Anna Onder, of Carteret; An- !'::!(' A. M. Sund.iy school.' An ^" vitrified sewer, beginning torn N'n. 1, liLK-kwhcat. 11 :iMI A. M. Morning worship. Topic: —Mr. and Mr-. C. A. Nottage and (,'k- I)i Xunzio, Lena Kerrt-'tti and AVENEL —Mi?- Anna F. l'.;.kir: at » ni.inh'i|p*1n :h<- center line of, "The fonsecr.ited Hai'd". Ili^h S;houlF Miint> Training JUiild- family anil Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hic- Elizabi'th Nemeth. •>!' Perth Aniljoy. and Edward Eiciioni, •'!' Irving1"!!.1 Einihur-' Avenue and Berkley Boul- 7:1,'> P. M. Christian Endeavor. in(f—10 net toiis'llard White .\« a manhole in the center line of enel street,_ was giwn a surpris^ ev ' .tiu n held a verv succe.-sfu...l. Carnival No. -I, Avenel—100 net tons Mr-. S. Hayden. Mrs. took place. Elmhurst Avenue an StTlVl!i . —Mrs. A. Johnson spent Tuesday H C00' more or less to a proposed man-! , — ^ . versary. A supper was served fnl- \ Mrs. J. B. I.abat fur the amusement p.rd; Bridesmaids. Miss Alula Van h'nck kid nr.d !.;. ont Irnthrr. Scho()1 X(i fi| Ir eHrl t;o net tljns u in Linden where she visited her no'e' ' 1 HnpV-wbmt lowed by card games and dancing. , of the children. while balloons and Slyke. Mrs. R. Rohde. Miss Irene daughter. Walling, Mi-s Melba Howard. Her- TUNE IN RIDGELEY AVENUE- _ • i ^ 'S v " lseli,,, portablc-10 : Those in attendance were: Mrs. P. ?ma!l novelties and refreshments h N ( —Mr. and Mr-. C. Blickle, of New I Galaida. A. Galaida. Miss Louise were .sold at.tables under the trews. man, R. Rohde. Ushers, Irving Haker. tNNA JETTICK MILODItS An «" vnrificd sewor beginning 8t . net t()ns Hard \Vhlt,, Ash, Nut, 5d York spent Sur.day at tht home of • „ f ^J..V K Mr. and Mrs. Lanterns strung about the lawn heljj- Harry Baker, Jr., William Baker and a manhole in the center line of In-1 Schnu, Nlli 7, Kords—M0 net tons oe|)t er i 1dne WJJZ ,-i f Mr. and Mrs. A. Reiman, of Purk I JosepJ ,h ,'Kaiser. ? , LMis. s Alice Kaiser ami "i fo gut- i festive effect. Mrs. E. William Stoper. ^d.ana Avenue and Ridley Avenue N(j -, IJuckwheat, 35 , d S avenue. Joseph Kaiser, Jr., of Avenel. Mrs. , Rogers, of Linden, with her string Others who were present wviv; ami extending northerly along the ' Schoo) No. K, Kcusbty—100 net tons —Craig Svnft loft, on Monday for Zarnba and Mrs. Suchco, of Wood- 'Orchestra gave several selections. Mr. and Mrs. W. Uoulker, Mrs'. Wil- center line of Ridgeley Avenue 0;JU j,jce an eight-day stay at Camp Sheridan D. LEHRER & CO. more or less to a proposed manhole, SchoofNo. 9. Port Reading—1 Oil net bridge, and Miss Anna Medvitz, Miss The committee l» net tons fliernai'il acted as floater '-. — Classified Ads. Bring Results — or less to a proposed manhole, tan avenue spent Tuesday night at Hostes* To Bridge Club Hard White Ash, Stove. the home of Mi-s Vivian Houseman, COOPER AVENUE— School No. M, Fo-ds —100 net tons of Woodbridgi', The Wednesday-A ftern"" ^ i An 8" vitrified s.fSver ^ginning at; ' H r(] WhiteAsh, Nutt.. —Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doulker, Club was entertain, d .on Wednesday. a manhole in the center line of Coop- s h , N u Istlln_i-100 net tons of Stanford. Conn., are spending the lit the home of Mr.;. Wallace .Sofield, cr Avenue and Indiana Avenue, and • Rjc(, week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bak- of Dunham place. High scores were extending; northerly along the center Sthooi'xo 15, Iselin, portables—20 mo of Cooper Avenue 8,a' more or I t t " Har(J whiu, A,h| Xut. er, Sr. They are' litre to attend the made by Mrs. Ge'igc Keating and wedding of Mrs. Baker's sister, An- Mrs., William Rofi.-ld. Mrs. F. 11,- less to a proposed manhole, also an. - —ENSIGN, ; r na Elizabeth to Edward Cichorn, on Guirk received theVonsolation prize. ' 8" vitrified sewer beginning at a trict Clerk. STARTS proposed manholu in the center line,: Wednesday evening. Those present vtre: Mrs. Robert • of Cooper Avenue and Berkley Boul-j —Charles Flynn again has won Kubeor, Mrs. C!. A. Robinson, Mrs. i evard and extending northerly along honors with his dogs. His. many rib- , Mrs. Chris Ander- TODAY! bons of red, gold, blue and purple GtorgMrse . KeatingH. E. . Krennan, Mrs, Ken- the center line of Cooper Avenue The Signal 355' more or less to a proposed man- are on display in hb variety store. son, M H ¥ A. V. Therkelsen, hole. "There noitht to he n land distress —Charles Senft, Jr. spent the dall From, Mrs. lusen, Mrs. F. Mc- Mrs. Andrew C 2. The cost of said improvement signal equivalent to tlie S, O. S. nt week-end as guest of Miss Doris IWnry Hansen, of Guirk and Mrs. shall be assessed* upon the lands in sea," observes it corespondent. There Smalley, of East Orange, at her m Sofield and Mrs. town. Mrs. Willi the vicinity thereof benefitted or in- ts-I. 0. IT. • summer residence in Manasquan. f Perth Amboy. Arthur Frantz. Every Car Must Be Sold This OPENING/ALE Week and Next VACATION SALE THE fA/HICN€£)EE$S $HCPPE 74 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET $50,000 Stock of Used Cars at We are featuring at this Opening Sale an exceptionally fine line of Ladies and Misses Summer Dresses 50c on the Dollar! ^

The GREATEST EVENT in our history and the GREATEST OPPOR- A few of the many specials of- TUNITY ever offered to the automobile buyer. You will find used cari fered are listed below: and practically NEW cars. Speedy roadsters, smart coupe*, comfort- able tourings and sedan*, all at DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES. i Dresses ror Most Amazing Used Car Value Ever Offered Shantungs, Chiffons and Crepefe ALL MAKES REPRESENTED: Nashes Chevrolet* 25 Can up to \-\J Dresses For OO Buicks Dodges 38 Cars $100 to Hudsons Hupmobiles 26 Cart $200 to Fords Oaklands Crepes and Chiffons Plymouths Studebakers 32 Cars $350 to Pontiacs Essex 24 Cart $500 to Whippets Willys-Knights 26 Cart $750 to Chryslers " Etc., Etc. Voile Dresses All Models and Body Types A CAR FOR EVERY PURSE Value $5.00 $0.00 EVERY CAR MUST BE SOLD! 1 L and up No Fair Offert Refuted I Your Own Termtt .45 OUR REPUTATION, OUR GUARANTEE. YOU CANNOT AFFORD Dresses For TO MISS THIS EVENT!

COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES HATS , $1.00, $1.50 and up Riordan Motor Co. "Buy Better Merchandise at the Store of Better Values" THE FASHION tiRESS SHOPPE 1040-42 Elizabeth Ave. EMerson 2-7497 74 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET ELIZABETH (Adjoining Lehrer Building.) j OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS

isSTilT" L'.«* j^tjw.^Lf.^ I. aaiftkSiliiJyii^iiUiMfeiSiisAatei WOODBIIIDGE INDEPENDENT PAGEFTVf FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930

COOl, AND COMFORTAHI.F. Miss Johnson Is Bride CLASSIFIEpjDS Of Orian E. Rice isnificd advertisements only on» A quiet home wedding tnnk place rout n wnnl; minimum charge 2fiC THE FRENCH MILLINERY on Mondny afternoon at >' o'clock at the home of Mrs. Florence Tis- IIF.l.P WANTED—MALE Perth Amboy ,lnli, in Unhway avenue, when Missis (hp f.()l(nr 156 Smith Street BARBF.RING — BOBBING Helen MarioMari n Johnson, daughter <« j penr Sir: KXl'KKT instructions. The most Mr. and Mrp. Chris Johnson, became Should not a protest be mnde by mmlcrn school. Earn after few the brido of Orian E. Rice, «on of the American people agninst stamp FRIDAY and SATURDAY wrcks. Ijireost chain of schools and Mr. and Mr?. G. Rice, of H.nKham- eding up into the London Naval •Imps in U. S. VAUGHN'S SYSTEM, ton, N. Y. The bridal pair entered Treaty, which distinguished and high Dresi Dept. ::il Bowery, N. Y. City. the room to the strains of Lohengrin s minded naval officers have declared VV. I. II-2(I*. weddirift march played by Mrs. A. is "wicked" and a gTeat ctisadvnntajte G Brown. Riev. Ernest Ahhott, of to the United States? The prosperitv LAST TIMES TODAY 2—ALL TALKING HITS—2 WANTED the Presbyterian church, performed of n country frequently dcjiendp on CLEAN RAGS wanted, stze of hand the marriage ceremony. The bride Cool Summer was very attractive in a gown of the adequate protection of our trade MONTE BLUE kerchief or larger, Be a pound | routes and this Treaty does not pro- WILLIAM COLLIER, Jr. Middlesex Press, 20 Green street. mnvder blue flat crepe. She carried a In shower bouquet of bridal ropes tect us according to the statement of Shantung FOR RENT There were no attendants. Follow- these officers. "ISLE OF ESCAPE" In If a treaty ia beneficial, no harm inn the wedding supper, Mr. and Mrs. With "A ROYAL ROMANCE" HOI IRK, FIX rooms and bath; sun will come in Riving the people an parlor; two-car garage, In Fulton Rice left to spend their honeymoon opportunity to study it. Itcan'be ra- BETTY COMPSON in Ringhamton, N. Y. Only the im- , ^ ,| MYRNA LOY With strppt, Railway. Near Railroad sta- tifW( jn Fft jf it is sh(iwn thnt tion. Rent, Jtif) per month. Apply B. mediate members of the family, Mrs. ,ho peop|e wnnt it geor€.t diplomncy DRESSES NOAH BEERY PAULINE STARK Engelman, 144 Irving street, Rah- Florence Tisdall and Mrs. ( larence IJR B thin(f ()f ,hfl pa?t „„,, wh(,n nBV'. way. Cunningham were present at the al offlcerR warn us of „ (|!U,ep,. TOMORROW ONLY 2—BIG FEATURES—2 VV. r.—0-20, 27; 7-H, 11. ceremony. The Tisdall homo was at- ^ouM wp not Kive rospfftf\tl atten- tractively decorated by Baumnn's, tion to the men who in war must do and FOR HKNT—-A furnished room and Rahway. the fightinjr? Fast - Moving private bath; a|H^y Eiij'.t Rahway Our Navy has been one of the GARY Thrilling iivenue, or phone Woodbridfr.e 8-267. Trinity Parish Outing glories of America. There has newr W. I. fi-2« tf. At Rye Beach July been any corruption or cowardice in Absorbing our Nnvy, Does not this splendid rec- SUITS COOPER FOR KENT— Oarages tfcelft at 509 ord of nearly one hundred and fifty Rarron avenue; pmrne Wood- The annual Parish OutinK of Tnn- *ONLYTHE 'ty Episcopal church will he hekl years entitle the warning of the Nn- A bridge H-0UII-W. vy to b» considered with respect'.1 W. I. fi-20, 27 ; w-:t, 11. Tuesday, July 1 at Rye Hi•«• h. The churches of this district will jo.n Respectfully, BRAVE* Great Ralph Reaver Strassburger, $0.85 with Trinity church on the mitihg. FOR RENT—2 or 4 furnished room Chairman of Citizens Show ..apartments; also furnished rooms: The boat will leave the Perth Amboy ipply Mrs. Little, 144 Main street, City Dock at 8;45 A. M. Committee of Naval Defctis telephone 3-M. With W. I. 7-5 tf. — Please mention this paper to ad- —famous the world over vertisers; it helps you, it helps them, Values to Virginia HO0SE FOR RENT Ready for immediate occupancy. 5 it helps your paper. — Pinaud's $16.85 VALLl rooms, bath, most desirable section 3 minutes from station, stores, John schools, buses, new public park in Here's Instant Relief Shampoo HOLLAND rear; gnnigp; reasonable, 95 Green street, Woodbridge, N. J. Tel. Wood- From Bunion Pains Leaves your hair lustrous, Here's Value 1 RACK OF DRESSES bridge 114. healthy, and not too dry! SUNDAY and W. I. l-17tf. and Soft Corns At jour dealer's—or send 50c .85 GARAGE FOR RENT MONDAY Actually Reduces the Swelling—Soft for full-size bottle to Ptnaud, Prints and Georgettes At !lf> Green street, Woodbridge. Corns Dry Right Up and Can a month. Tel. Woodbridge 114. Be Picked Off Dcpt. Al, 220 E 21 St.. 2—DAYS ONLY—2 W. I. 1-17 tf. Values to $9.85 New York. [Sample bottle free] Get a two-ounce bottle of Moonc's BOOMS AND BOARD Emerald Oil (full strength) today. Every till liarron avenue, Woodbridge, well-stocked druggist has this, anil it will WARNER OLAND \\ J. /'hum; KU2. reduce the inflammation, soreness, and ti JEANARTHUR VV. 1. 3-M tf pain much quicker than any remedy you HEU.HMMUON FOR SALE ever used. Your bunions may be BO swollen and THE SCREEN'S (IROWN right her', big variety of inflamed that you think you can't go Shrubs, Trees, Evergreens,-1 Ruses, another step. Your shoes may fed as if GREATEST "Tftw Sutisttr titan AerJ they are cutting right into the flesh. You rthrgakmv! *•"» iovtn tVrcnials and Rack phints my special- MYSTERY!! ty. Prices reasonable. Come and se- feel sick all over with the pain and tor- GO PLACES! S lect your now while in Bloom for ture and pray for quick relief. What's to Fall planting. J. E. JANSA, Sewar- be done? en, N. J. T-wo 9r three applications of Moone's ti-K! to !l-2fi\ Emerald Oil and in fifteen minutes all TUESDAY the pain and soreness disappear*. A few KOH SALE—Enjflish setter; 14 more applications at regular inlmuls and and iiiiiiiths old; $20 to quick buyer. the swelling reduces. And as for soft corns, a few applica- SEE THINGS! .Mil Railway nvenue. WEDNESDAY W. I. (i-l.itf. tions each night at bed time and they just seem to shrivel right up and scale nil. DORNER DIESEL ENGINE, 43 h. Druggists guarantee Moone's Emerald p. id 1000 R. P. M., will run 1100 Oil to end your foot troubles, ur money To have a healthy mind and body you R. P. M., I cycle, 4 cylinder, elec- back. liir and hand starter, roverse gear, w<'iglit. 1100 lbs., suitable for Mar- iui' i-ngiiH', never used. John Krug- must have a change of scenery and cli- i1!1, (irovu avenue, Woodbridge, IY1. 17. mate. Consequently, you must go places FOR SALE—Fivp room house with bath and all improvements in Row- For Cuts and Wounds land place. Telephone Woodbridge Prevent infection! Treat and see things, relieve the mind of this o'M-J or 171(1. every cut, wound or NEXT THURSDAY and FRIDAY— I5UNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath scratch with this power- electric light, gas, water, aewer, ful non-poisonous anti- daily humdrum -•oncrete street; price $3,.r)00; easy septic. Zonite actually :crms; 3 Wtdgfwood avenue, Wood- kills germs. Helps to bridffe; inquire J. E. Harned, Post heal, too. What better or less expensive method "HIGH SOCIETY BLUES" Office Building, Woodbridge. W. i. 2-15tf. —With— two trucks at your convenience. can you find to accomplish this than by BUSINESS NOTICES Phone Woodbridge 103. John Thorn- JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL TRUCKING, local or long distance; is. Oakland avenue, Sewaren. buying one of our guaranteed used cars?

ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Do it to-day-You have but two months RAYON of summer left! SILK POLO SHIRTS You can buy here with confidence in the fact that if the car you buy prove unsatisfactory you may exchange it with- vvSODBRIDG each out loss within one week from date of purchase. (See our Ex- change Policy).

LAST TIMES TO-NIGHT LAST TIMES WEEK-END SPECIALS NANCY CARROLL SOME NICE NUMBERS! in "HONEY" Great Extra Trouser Sale 1929 PONTIAC BIG SIX COACH. COMEDY NEWS Work or Dress Materials include Serges, 1928 PONTIAC SEDAN & COACH. SAT. ONLY—JUNE 21st. 2—FEATURES—2 Worsteds, Cashmeres, Neat 1929 FORD TOWN SEDAN & FORDOR. Patterns. "SPRING IS HERE" $1.65 $2.25 $2.95 1929 FORD TUDOR, COUPE & SPORT ROADSTER. with $3.95 $4.95 1928 FORD SPORT COUPE & CANOPY TOP DELIVERY. LAURENCE BERNICE and WHITE DUCK $1.79 1928 DODGE % TON PANEL DELIVERY. GRAY CLAIRE PANTS 1 1929 CHEVROLET COUPE & COACH. EVELYN BRENT WHITE OR STRIPED 1928 DODGE CONVERTIBLE COUPE. FLANNEL $C-95 "DARKENED ROOMS" PANTS 1927 NASH ADVANCED SIX COUPE. TALK ATONE CARTOON NEWS LIGHT WEIGHT $

"LADIES LOVE BRUTES" CUNNEEN USED MART. COMEDY ' GREEN rW/fitfl m SMITH i 8O3 STAMPS " PHON» ft7O3 PfBTW rf SPOT i ON COMING TUES.-WED.—JULY 8-9. OHEEN STAMPS SHOP Between HIGH & MECHANIC STS., PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Sensational Hungarian Picture Now Playing at the 55th I (A Division of Dorsey Motors, Inc.) • Street Playlhouse in. New YorK "THE HUNGARIAN NIGHTS" K TNDEPENDFA- r f AGE SDt *r| FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 19.50 Juhcpeuftiutt 0 Reception Committee D Subscription $1.50 Per Year Published Every Friday hy MIDDLESEX PRESS, 18-20 Gre«n Stre#l, Woodbridge News from The Churches 17 METHODIST First Church of Christ, Scientist CHARI.F^ H. BYRNE Editor :. \. M. Church school. Sewaren Publisher MAXWELL LOGAN n \. M Mm nirsir wnrsliir Ser- Sunday .Service--11:00 A. U \dvor:i*i:i(; .vui Husini>« J, J. KAFFERTY mini inpic, "Lessons frnni Sunday school—9:30 A. M. I Wednesday—Testimony meeting Entered as second-clss* matter March 13. 19It1. »t th« Tost* .lie life nf ii Cad Man.' office it Woodhridjre, N. J.. under the Act of March 3. 1879. ;, I'. M. Kveniiiif worship Kvr- '• H:(H) I'- M. Thursday—Reading room, 3:oo i. ,„„„ |,,pic, "The Mil ii Whnm 6:00 P. M. '" JIISIY -ll'Mls I.el Co." Kirst Church of Christ Scipnii i Kliziilii'th, a branch of tho Motl.,., CONGREGATIONAL Church, The Kirst Church of C),, . |i: l."> A. M. Church school. Scientist, in lioaton, Massachtisii- holds services in the church wlifn, 1 I :(Hi A, M. Morninc worship. Kninnnunt avenue between \,,ru. U* rt'HI.U'ATinN •> committed to TIP ?''.it.c«!. r.v;a'.. re'.:- r.:l.'. I'. M. Christ i:in Kndenvor. ill-mill street and Newark nvcnii,' ir.r.i?. -r social irTivjp or o>r(r»r.it*'.iov It* aim i« lo nV.ow ;n 7: l.'i 1'. M. KvenitiK worship. ivery Sunday at 11 A. M. and S V' i:« T-.CWI- fo':.imns nothing that fd. or of » nature to offend i proper »en« ?t delicacy. EPISCOPAL Sunday School at !):4fi A. M. The r»pt'T'« >p;r:o:i. insofa; as a jincere endeavor ran «vrve '•> pre- SOD \ M. Celebration iif Holy Testimonial service on ve-.t .'. does ;..: app**T ;r. the r.ews. but ;t confined to :he 'pace wt nt X R M, aside for .;—'Jht editorial co'.iimn. In th*s col-jipn it is r'etipe'd to „..„„.?-«.,• Hue, .na|ik;;.sMTHBEUNRBR5vK!; uphold jucr. thinjc* as it considers worthy, and to condemn ar.d fight I l 1 »pa:i!; ,- nd-'.^r.f in which it 5ee» evidence of ir.jincerity. injustice, s-1-, f-'' M " f...-.|1,v Can! J'nrtjr. I K<»RrK?- will b« the• Bubjnrt of 11, er prejorlL-e . f 'Xt {*ublit welfare. It* columns at ail timr* are, ,suo I'. M. Thursii'iiy choir rchonr- l;''^"'1^.'1!'10" 'n a" c "fches oper. :; p;;b',-.cat;on of* communicationj on ar.y fiibject, although , • ! ( hnst, Scientist, on Sunday, .]„, no communi.-atior. •will be considered lHat in palpably hitter or ma- S11L __; \T2, lit.1l). licious ;T which ia not tigned by it* author. In cnsn. where it ;! PRESBYTERIAN \ T\<; ,(;,nlll ll ri ( io in his w rl MiO I'. M. Junior C. rK )-'' , » 1 'j l' J11 " " MR. MORROWS VICTORY AND WHAT IT MEANS TO :i:ll() V. M. Intermediate C K. , (I'salms 1(1-1: 21, .11). NEW JERSEY iir. I1' M Viuin-r lwle's church. • AmonK the citations which r iVa.ler- Mr" K. Abbott. Hilde ]<™>' "'<' l.c^on-Sermon is the i -ludv o'f'Ki'-|K'l "f I-iik.-. ' l<»w-in«r from the ilibU-: "For ti, h<1 > \X)w. :ht- Mt'iMii'iii'iir. party of tlie State of New Jersey — P M. Wednesday. Mid-week ™'t*' l I-"™ '"«' '•r«'nt< d the 1,,;, firaycr service. I vcns; Cod himself that formed • nominati-d 'iu- H't;. iHvijrht W. Morrow as Republican i-;indi- earth und ma it; he hath estahli r ST. JAMES 1 i'il it, lie created it not in vain, i date for UniU'd Slates Senator it took a lj^[ st«.•]> toward re- -t 7 :in A. M. l.nw mass. formed it to he inhabited: I am -i. li'ii(l> tn the d«U' of delivery, and Storing Gevrnnn.-m l>v aliililyin the United Slates. We all I kind that makes a community attractive. !':IMI A. M. l/ow mass. Lord; and there is non« else" |. nuiM lak.- and ]>ay fnr tin- Imnds nt ( ( w that for the last quarter of a century men of command- Every great city in the land is proof of the wisdom of Mr. ld::ti) A. M. Hich mus- and . inh I'.: IS). the Fust Nations'! Hank und Trust nicncement exercises. I Tlie I.essnn-Sermon also incl.,; ing ability have nut been seeking public office in this country, Quinn's remark. It is the town that is fortunate enough to have Company nf Wondlnidtfc, witliin the following passage from the I'l.r B? n genera! rule. We all know that the names of Aldrich, of I officials with vision and thought of the future, that grows rap- iwcnty-tivi' days from the mvwnl Colored Baptist ! tinn Science textbook, "Scienci •here >f. 'flu' rijilH i- I<'MTVI- bustling and Union." divine l'riru-iplo of all exjir. . Pl-iipn.-aK should l»e :uidre>.-ed tn 8:00 P. II.—Evening sermon. i li-rk nf the Science and art throughout His rr. ,- Ohio, and many\thers then in the Senate, but now dead, are prosperous citv. In the centre of Linden when it was a town- tin- Wednesday, 8 P. M. Prayer Meet lion, and the immortality of man ;,!,; ... ' . , • . . ... , , .. BHnanl of Kducatii.n, Township nf the universe." (p. i,01). Jbetter known than arc their successors who sit in the Senate ship, ther<' was another municipality—a borough a mile square. Wnndliridm-, Middl-'i'v «'i.iinty. New Ing. of the I'nited Slates today. Of the type of men who were in When Linden became a citv the borough was absorbed. • Jersey, anil enclosed in ;i seiili'd i>n- ,...... ,, , , ...... , vflopi-, mnrki-d on thf niitsido "I'ru- li Ml the work of said improve-' NOTES OR IMPROVEMENT the Senate a quarter of a century ago, and who made tjio'Sen- \\ oiidlindge today has a large population and it is prow-: mi;,al f,,r Uomls". Bidder? must, at ment i< to be done in accordance BONDS AND TO PROVIDE FOK ate the greatrst deliberative body in the world, not-oft* re- ing everv (lav. Woodbridge surrounds another, municipality on 'nc ti'"f «f making• tK_.-si- imr with the plans and profile of the THE ASSESSMENT THEREOl'. it a certified chock fnr i' iii| Wood- Avenue and extending westerly lr l! hereby authorized to be issued from proximati-iy C>7;> feet to the ea ••- There are few higher offices in the world than the office many times the advantages of Perth Ambov. If Woodbridge *V th? County r the Board time to time.in an amount not, to line of Washington Avenue, !.e exceed the sum above appropriated of United States Senator. Kenatorships are not oflues.to hu carries on in the manner suggested by Mr. Quiun, and in the any loss resulting from a proved by the construction of r pursuant to the controlling; provi- und gutter pnd cinder pavement failure nf tlie bidder M enmply with 1 BCrambled for, to tie fought for, to be grasped purely by poli- manner that has already been started by the park system, it 1 ions of Chapter 252 of the Laws of the iiofessarj' grading and stir: . the terms of his bid and tin rcuuire- li'1'5, as amended and supplemented, tical fail-trimming or political sharp practices. A Senatorship will be only a question of time when Woodbridge will be the nents of this notice, or a.s liquidated drainage therefor, under and bv . iaiiia«i's for suth lailuiv. ('hecks of which notes or bonds shall bear in- tlie of tho provisions of an m • • is so great an ollice that the man aspiring to it should feel that leading municipality of the county. unsuccessful bidders will he return-, terest at a rate not to exceed six i titled, "An Act ConcerninConcerning Mm, ed upon the invar.1 of the bonds. per cent per annum. All other mat-, pulities", approved March 27, 1 ; beyond question he may be able to come up to somewhere near tlvt; storj ,ls,. i f:o to I.eil at nine. ters in respect of said notes or bonds \ the amendment? thereof and • i] the great traditions of ability that hover about the Senate Hut It didn't turn out that way.' &lrt\ The proceeding- relating to the shall be determined by the Chairman i nients thereto and other laws ;i: p0O<>CK«><>0 issue nt' this foi't'iioinj; bunds have (juyer was havlnj; a riot with lier of the Township Committee, the: cable thereto, chamber and enrich the history of our governmental existence. ieen ap|ii uved by the Attorney Gen- hi Clk d Thi T1 lodgers atkl wunteil to talk It over Township Clerk and Township Trea- 2. Said improvement shull If the Hon. Dwight W. Morrow does not feel that he can come Making the •ral, and a copy thereof endorsed urer, who are hereby authorized to [ with me; Green's niipcttdix had jriine with such approval will be funiish- known :is the Grove Avenue, YY Up to the great tradition of the Senate, it is because of his in- on a runipagc and lie wanted me to execute and issue said temporary bridge, Curb and Gutter and i :i. Readjustment d the successful bidder. notes or bonds. see it out. One thini; after anotlier I'.y order of the Hoard of Educa- Pavement Improvement. flate modesty; there certainly is no question in the minds of S. Said improvement shall be made By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK happened and 1 jjot no rest. II wus tion, 3. The sum of Forty Sv, :; !] the people of this State that he can come up to those traditions, mklnlylit when I -ut lo IHMI. Well. Dated June 20, I'M), and completed under the supervision dred ($1700.00) Unllars or -n Dean of Men, Univeriity of K. C. ENS1GX, and direction of the Township Com- thereof as may be necessary .is li. find he enters the Senate at a time when the traditions of the fortutiate.lv, I have learned liapplly to mittee and according to the prnvi- lllinoil. make llie •piifk nMdJustment and District Clerk liy appropriated to meet Senate are not being lived up to. In the Senate of the United \V. I. 11-20. sion.s of an act entitled, "An Act Con- | i , . .,,. still tie Inipjiy. cernin;: Municipalities", hereinbefore uut snil ml n)Vt mi States, to which he will be elected next November, Mr. Morrow described. .,; Temporary notes or b,,,. Will be R commanding figure, not because of his eloquence; not HOIMU one h;is' saiil lliat tin- chief NOTICE hereby authorized u. be is,;,.. value of education is to help uiu> to o DIPPING INTO I Notice is hereb; eiven that the !i. Tliere shall bf taken by pur-j time in time, in an anintin; i because of his powers of impelling leadership, but rather be- meet the unex- chase, condemnation or otherwise for [ exceed the sum above appr •;•: SCIENCE I Township Committee will hold a tlie within improvement, a ri»rht-i>f- I pursuuiit to the controlhi.-' pt'eu-d, in :i ust cause of his sincerity, his modesty, his great knowledge that 000000000-000000000000000 9 liu-e.lirnr nt the Mcmoriul Municipal way ten feet in width, over the fol- Uinns of Chapter ^>'l of tin- 1; hiiio.'ll ;n ;i new makes his quiet voice the voice of authority, We know of no | Woorid(ji', on June 23, lnwint; described lands ami real es-; HUG, as amended and stippb n. MtlMlinll lillil-kly Not Self-Poisoning l'.':lo at 'lk (DaylighDli t SavS - •;uc- m tiie Town-'hip of W'nodbridge. ! which notes or bonds shall b.-:!'1 place on earth where ability and complete sincerity are more and ple;i^;uilly. It Wnlllil Will In IIS s[|-;ll)i,v int; Time) in the afternoon, to con-Cjiunly of Middle.-ex and State of • terest iate not to exceed Wln'llicr or not 1 quickly recognized than in the Senate of the United States, und ; Illilt tlif [nijsiiii nivi'ii mil by sider the following ordinance, at New Jersey, Iv,.m („.,- annum. All other n:.. ' which time and plate objection there- B9 Mr, Morrow is amply supplied with both of those qualities' I'll IHMli nil ilurIness ' § siin;e iii>.iv;s tint I sn:il,es ran lie Tlu-n'.igh lot :',il in htm'k -10'.i.\ as ' respect, tn said notes or ii-.tui UL\C (lilt- till uliil- ; 0 1'iiiiliiliieil in their im-iies willi to may be presented by any taxpayer shown on the map attached liereto • '"' deterniitu'd by '.he. Ci,a,r:i 1 1 he will come into real leadership immediately after his entry in it is tin! for oul liii i-i] i to iheni. bin this is : 'hi toWI>.slllp. : ai:d made part, hereof; through lnt-i ' *' Township (Jjimmittee, -b. ;l l nil- tn sny. hut It cipliiineil hy flic fuel I h;il every Property owners wishing to object I'M and 1 is in block -111K, thruugli. •i l Clerk and Township Tn. into the Senate. '. S w il1 1^ :i i-li;iI;UIci-ls- Q form nf life lias n ililTercnt may file a written objection with the bit 127 in block -11 Hi, all of said lots.] ' are- Iwreby authoni7.i-i- Township Clerk, State of Massachusetts instructed the late George Frisbie Hoar 10. This ordinance shall take t.f. Iliunt i.s to lie done in ac •• lile. Lire I.rin^s MOOOOWMKKMKlfKKKlOOOOOOOOO u how he should vote as Senator. He refused, saying on the floor; AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE K-ct immediately upon its adaption j "'"' the plans and profile ••: my nf US quirk i-liiin-4i.s. suild™ FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF e.iid advertising as required by law. 'A^i'iuie, Wimdbridge Cur!; ,ir fnr .ii absolutely new muiine nt I $21,CO0. of the Senate: "I am not here to be instructed by Massachusetts TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE A STORM SEWER EXTENSION _ . j lr|. ai)(j ( jiii(*-r Pavement i:; or any State how I shall vote. I am a Senator of the United d.iii> lif It is the wise and liappy NEW JERSEY TO BE KNOWN AS FRANCIS nii'iit, as heretnforo dfsenb..!. inuii wliu riiu make these tvudjus-t- AVENUE STORM SEWER EX- NOTICE by Ceorifo U. Merrill, T««M M School District Bonda Notice is lureby, Riven that the States, owing a duty to my entire country, and that duty I shall im-iil.s williuut wrecking Ids life or TENSION, THE FINANCING AND gim-er. and the .-p.-cifica: ,.-n- SEALED PROPOSALS will he re- Township Comm;tu-e will b ,ld a U'A Ids liiipplness. ceivo<| by the Board of Education of ASSESSMENT THEREOF. lor, whi> li ure now on file A carry out according to the dictates of my oath and my own mettin^ a! the Memorial Mun.dpai Township CU-rk. I have Hoiked tlnit when m<'n who .the Township (if Woo(lbri;l(te, in tlie lie it Ordaini-d by tht; Township Com- lSuildinic WoMlbridni-. on June L1:!,' conscience." We feel certain that the Hon. Dwight W, Morrow mittee of tin-'Township »f Wo.ill- hini.' reiieliwl or passed middle life, .bounty nf Middlesex, in the State of \'XW, at ;i::su o b.ck in the after- j, -| i., bridge, in the County of Middle- u Ml cxti-n-ion iiitn in will be a Senator of the United States, that he never will put conn; up ii^aiiist disaster or are com- " New ,]emy, at the Hijrh Schnnl, noon. (Daylight Saving Time) to con- sex : ting -ln-et|s lint beyniid ibe i'l pt41ei| liy circums.taiice.s to cluuife'e Wondhridtfe, \ew Jtrsty, until Mon- f-'idor the final passage of the fol. his ear to the ground to determine how he shall speak or vote, 1. A sewer as hereinafter descrili- fide lilies nf (irnVe AvellUe a- ! dayy, June 30,, 1930, at eight o'clock ltiwniK ordinance, at which time and their occii|iittions or alter the regular lie known as Francis Avenue determined by the Tnwnsliip i f)\\\ in the great traditions of t'he Senate will cany out his duty ,.,,,, ...... ,..avlight Saving Time) wlten <' cii'-n by n noted dietician nnd -lici-iiilist iii hnn$ economics, t'onk- Mig will he done before each audi- HE modified telephone number plan ence nnd each detail of the process for Metropolitan Northern New Jer- minutely explained after which the T fnml will he sorv.vl to the nudU-nrr. sey has been in successful operation now I here will also bo n question nnd an :wer period, at whirh time any for a number of days. p<>inl- about the cooker not made i lear will he fully explained. All "omen are i-onlialiy invited to at- Your cooperation, from the moment the tend. "I'lli-: nieilinil of cooking ha? been new plan went into effeft on June 7th at 'idm-'d hy colleges, universities, midnight, has been the major elerrtent in ii.u'tor. :ind dietetic clinics; it was I'l'i'innvnilfd by the U. S. Depart-I successfully accomplishing the largest 'eeiit nf Agriculture as the only number revision at onetime in telephone ;ife met'nod for cold pack canning. "Not only mnv vegetables and history. nil at-; he ennked deliriously in their 1 '\\ n juices in pressure cookers, but THIRTY DAYS TRIAL! i eimsidoriible saving in time and For your assistance in placing in opera- find may be effected through their use," said the demonstrator: "Health- Spectacular Low Price tion this numbering plan, which is another uiving minerals such aa lime, iron, 1'itiish and others are preserved in Saves You $15 to $35l step towards caring for the present and "REVOLT IN THK DKATH HOUSK" pressure cooked foods. Whnl. hr.piK'ii.-: whrn |iri-.,niT.; ITV..1I is tin illin^ly ictod in "The "In addition, almost a whole meal Or Only $3 pown Now is the time to buyl future telephone needs -of this growing Last Mile," 11 i-i-maM Slintnlin - exi'it draiiin now in its fifth innnth at B.i.n« Monthly r may be cooked in a pressure cooker Thousands tftid thousands of satfa- area, we extend our sincere thanks. the Sam II. Harris ]"h«-?itre in New V.n-k. with an absolute minimum of trouble. .•nylng Charge) ge(j usef8 have marveled that we can hnnu's, d<;ith Everything from poultry to meat momentary lull—i is his due. roasts-—from vegatables to dwiseTts sell this Wickless Oil Range so low. Now we have rt-l What A Warden links ."Men art' born tn die", is a truism may be cooked together without any hnnded down through the ages, since odor or heat escaping into the kit- duced the price still further I Come In—j*«the E-Z-ttt chen. Sauerkraut may be cooked with 1 Of "The Last Mile" life br.|»nn. a rice pudding and the pudding won't Way Wickless! Its big roomy oven and cooking topi What is there in this death—Inhn pick up the kraut's odor. Pressure Its durable and attractive finish! Its five giant heat- Wesley's portrayal—that grips the Viet Prtiidtnt and Gtntral Managtr sc n one hundred and thir- cooking is one of th»» important con- ty men pay ilic penalty of (loath im- emotions, and sends us home over- tributions of the age to the science diffusing burners! You'll agree that when we say you posed by law. in groups of twelve whelmed with mortification? of food preparation." for each execution, a total of fifteen "The I-ast Mile" may be a drnma save $15 to $35 we are speaking conservatively! hundred and fifty-nine men and one or a tragedy, depending on the view- woman, witnessed the executions to. point of the reader or audience. To attest the legality of procedure, me it is an epic. It is more than the Ninety to ninety-five per cent of story of prison or condemned. The nie Tuxedo SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. NEW JERSEY BELLTELEPHONE COMPANY these witnesses left the execution n within those hatred cells upon chamber convinced of the utter t'u- , the stage, crushed physically, mrntal- RETAIL STORE A NEW JIRS1Y INSTITUTION BACKED BY NATIONAL RESOURCES tility of capital punishment. Some of \ ly and spiritually, between unrelmt- 275-277 HOBART ST. PERTH AMBOY them are today among the most con- inE forces of man-made law and Suits vinced abolitionists. | man-fixed death—are they not the Phone orders promptly filled, phone 3680 Several months ago the scene was i victims of man's imperfect conven- We Guarantee Satisfaction of Your Money Back set for an execution. Witnesses, as- Hons upop n which he has erected a Rented st-mblcd in my office, had been social structure of doubtful secur- strueted as to fheir parts, and were ity? waiting for the final word to proceed Not the death march, or the dron- You Are Invited to Attend Our to the death house. The telephone ing molar—the instrument of death; rang. I picked up the receiver. In : not ravings of the maniac, or the S. FISHK1N For the tense momenta that Followed, I j blusters and foul mouthing* of the DAY and NIGHT SERVICE found myself talking with the Gov- condemned awaiting their destiny, g y CLOTHING There are three trying periods in a PRESSURE COOKING SCHOOL ernor, who had just granted a respite oi' even the riot scene with all its pending further investigation. g:;n -/day and vengeful fury- i;rip- 187 Smith St. woman'B life: when the girl matures Now the twelve men assembled p:ng as they are—.ire the really I el- Perth Amboy to womanhood, when a woman had uotiK1 prepared to witness an ex- gives birth to her first child, when a i tally All Ntirt W««k ling parts of the play. More import- "SPEC'S" TAXI ecution. Apparently, they were steel- ant is the subconscious urge to know- N. J. woman reaches middle age. At 10 A. M., 12 Noon, ed for the event, some merely mor- why such things should be. these times Lydia E. Pinkham'a I PHONE bid, others coldly curious. Yet when "The Last Mile", christened by Tel. 2991 Vegetable Compound helps to re- j 2 P. M. and 4 P. M. I announced the Governor's decision Wexley while treading the death store normal health and vigor. WOODBRIDGE thero was unmistakable relief. One walk to "Back in", the execution 8-0538 witness, a prominent merchant, hard- chamber at Sing Sing, is provocative. I.VDIA h. I'INKHAM'S headed and practical- minded, was WhawVii*t is society's responsibility VEGETABLE COMPOUND Two Car Service I eside himself with joy. Instead of for ever increasing murders? What IMlli I, 1'IVMMM Mill. 10, L\NV MVlS. 'trrim witness.;s of death, the group shall be done with the murderer1.' [ became a happy, even hilarious com- John Wexley gives no answer. He pany of life. presents the f.tark, naked facts. We John Wexley's audiences are not must find the solution, "Murder on si i fortunate. THK LAST MILE car- the heels of murder" is not thitt so- ries them relentlessly through the | lution. Perhaps, in a regenerated, RABINOWIIZ HARDWARE final moments of hopeless living—! better-planned pocial order that will to death. Men often see death in I seek causation rather thah punition, "If It's Hardware, We Have It!" dose approach. On the battlefield, j '"The Last Mile" may be transformed Full Line of soldiers hobnob wi'.h him in uncon-. into a "first mile" on the road to re- corned familiarity; in hospitals, in . hubilitatit r.. HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES SHERIFF'S SALE : nnd premises,, hereinafter particular- Restless IX CHANCERY OK NEW JERSEY ly described, situate lying and being HOUSE FURNISHINGS —Between Citizens Building and in the Township of Woodbridge, in An Expert Will Prepare Foods in Loan Association, Complainant, the County of Middlesex and State CHILDREN 553-555 Roosevelt Avenue 1 CARTERET, N. J. and Hans Thielfoldt, et ux., De- of New Jersey. fendants., Fi Pa for sale of' mort- Beginning at the southwesterly pHILDHEN will fret, and often foi Tel. Carteret 312 and 1018 The Kook-Kwick .gaged premise's dated May 3, corner of lands of John Dunn and \s no apparent reason. But there's 11)30, on the easterly side of George's always Castorial As harmless as the By virtue of the above stated writ Road, leading from Woodbridge to recipe on the wrapper; mild and bland Pressure Cooker to me directed and delivered, I will New. Brunswick; thence with said as it tastes. Yet its gentle action will oxpoae to sale at public vendue on easterly line, fifty feet (50) to lands soothe a youngster more surely than WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND, of James Doolin; thence easterly a more powerful medicine. with said Doolin's line and parallel That's the beauty of this special See a complete meal of meat, potatoes, vegetables NINETEEN HUNDRED AND with the southerly line of John children's remedy I It may be given the For Quality THIRTY Dunn's iot, one hundred feet (100) tiniest infant — as often as there ia and dessert, cooked in 10 minutes! Taste foods pre- At one o'clock Standard Time (Two need. In cases of colic, diarrhea or o'clock Daylight Sa.ing Time) in the to other lands of James Doolin; WALL PAPER pared the modern way, in their own rich juices, re- thence with DoolSn'a other line of similar disturbance, it is invaluable. afternoon of the said day at the lands, fifty (50) feet to the north- A coated tongueca|lsforjustafewdrops taining the vitamins and mineral salts so valuable to Sheriff's Office in the City of New easterly corner of lot here'.n convey- to ward off constipation; so does any PAINTS and VARNISHES Brunswick, N. J. ed; thence westerly with Dunn's suggestion of bad bfeath. Whenever the health of your family! The Kook-Kwick cooks in All the following tract or parcel southerly line, one hundred (100) children don't eat well, don't rest well, of land and premises hereinafter par- feet to the place of beginning. Con- or have any little upset—this pure TRY THE ONE-THIRD the usual time, with ONE-THIRD the ticularly described, situate, lying and taining live thousand square feet, vegetable preparation is usually all usual fuel! It will roast, stew, fry, boil and can. We being in the Township of Woodbridge more or less. Bounded westerly by that's needed. in the County of Middlesex and State said George's Road, southerly and urge you to be present at these interesting demon- . of New Jersey. easterly by lands of James Doolin, Being known and designated aa and northerly by lands of John New York Wall Paper Co. strations next week. lots numbers 349 and 304 on a map Dunn. entitled, "Map of property known as Judgment amounting to approxi- I 356 STATE STREET . PERTH AMBOY, N, J. Fords Park, Section No. 2, situated mately $4,500. CASTORIA in Woodbridgo Township, Middlesex Together with all and singular the County, New Jersey, owned by John rights, privileges, hereditaments and SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Hanson, Esq.," surveyed by Larson appurtenances thereunto belonging & Fox, Civil Engineers, May 1911 ur in anywise appertftining. RETAIL STORE and. filed for record" in the County BERNARD M. GANNON, Clerk's Office of Middlesex County. Sheriff. Beginning at a point on the west- JQHN E TOOLAN, H5-277 HOBART ST. PERTH AMBOY erly side of Cutter Avenue distant,$23.10 ' Attorney, northerly one hundred ftfty-eight :w j f Cutter Avenue fifty (50) feet; sale of mortgage.4 premises dated 20 Pounds of Fat hence (3) easterly and parallel with May 11!, 1930. ..h_e first describe.. d course two hun, - By virtue of the above stated writ Lost Her Double Chin—Lout HIT Prominent Hip*— dred (200) feet to the westerly line to me directed and delivered, I will /\T THE annual convention of the National Electric Light Lost HIT S of Cutter Avenue; thence (-1) south- expose to sale ut puhlie vimduc on erly along the westerly line of Cut- WEDNESDAY, THE SECOND DAY Association m San Francisco, Thursday, June 19; Public Service ter Avenue fifty (50) feet to the, OF JULY, NINETEEN HUN- Electric and Gas Company was declared thejvvinner of the Cained Physical Vigor — Vivuciousocss — a Shapely Figure lipint or place of beginning. | DRED AND THIRTY Charles A. Coffin jfledal for the year of 1929. Bounded on the north by Lot No. A.L one o'clock Standard Time (two 303, on the east by Cutter Avenue, o'clock Daylight Saving Time) in the The medal, and $l,0U0 fur the employes' benefit fund at the II you'ri" fat—remove lilie1 " eanse! Notice al«l that you have gained on the west by Drummond Avenue afternoon of the said day at the winning company, is awarded each year by the Charlqsi A. iintain tli« in eneiny—ymir skin is clearer—your KhTSCllfcN SAIXS mr und on the south by lot No.' 305, aa Sheriff's Office in the City of New Coffin Foundation to the electric light and power company which j n\ minimal salts ymir budul;y m^an-, eyes t| arkle with glorious health—you laid down on said map. Brunswick, N. J. I-!.null mnl nerves must have to lime- frfcl yi> inner in bmly—keener in mind. Decree amounting to approximate- All the following tract or parcel riiakes a I inn pruperly. KUL'Si "UKN will give any fal porno i ly $4,100. of land and premises hereinafter par- Wlicii ymir vital organs fail to per- ', "distinguished contribution to the development u joyous surprise. Together with all and singular the j tieuliirly described, situate, lying and of electric light and power for the convenience f'lrm their work correrlly—ymir bowels (let an 85c bottle of KRIKC.IIEM rights, privileges, hereditaments and; being in the Township of Wood- ;wnl kidneys can't throw nil that waMo SALTS (lasts four weeks), H event hi i uppurtununees thereunto belonging bridge, in the County of Middlesex of the public anil the benefit of the industry". 1 .mii-iiul—before ynii realize it—yuu'ru .-..• in unirtvi^p Hnii^rfninintr. and Sta^e of New Jersey. I '"•••nig liiilccin&ly tut! first buttle doesn't convince you this or in anywise appertaining. in the easiest, safest ami surest w;iv tn Being known and designated as lot Public Service Electric and Cias Company won the 1929 Try half a leaspoonful of BERNARD M. GANNON, 1 liti« fat—if you ilnn't fei;l a superb Sheriff. numbers Seventy-Six (70), Seventy- medal in a competition open to all the electric lif;ht and power Klil'SCHKN SALTS in a tdu»s of hot WILLIAM A. SPENCEK Seven (77) in Blosk 373-N un a map. companies of the United States, and participated in by nineteen • >>.ili-r every iimNiing—iii tlireo weeks ini|iroveiitent in lieullli—so glnriuiisly entitled "Map of Berkley Terrace sit- energetii—vijjoiipindy alive—your $20 Sb Solicitor. companies. ft mi 1 he M'ulra umi note huw W.»I. 6-13, 20, 27; 7-4. uate in Iselin, Woodbridge Township, Jiumulu of fut have •vanithoJ. money gladly relumed. Middlesex County, New Jersey, Au- SHERIFF'S SALE—New Jersey Su- gust 1025" Larson & Fox, Civil En- Its accomplishments, of which ninety-five .were listed by the preme Court, Alex Kalmar, et al., I pincers, 17S Smith Street, Perth Am- Committee of Award a* outstanding, represent efforts to im- Plaintiffs, v». John Szabo and jAnna boy, New Jersey.] Said Map beinj? on prove service to its customers, to maintain good morale among its Szabo, bis wife, Defendants. Fi Fa file in the office tlf the Clerk of Mid- employes, and to extend and improve its [plant to meet public for saje of premises dated April 8. dlesex County, New Jersey. Henry Frahme W30. ' . Bein„g the'satne .-pruniiie- a .... requirements for light and power. By virtue of the above stuteri writ to Jensen Curon Builders, Inc., a cor- to mo directed and delivered, 1 will j poration, by deed of Atilio K. Mega, The Company is gratified by this r«coKnitidn of accomplish- expose to sale at public vendue on let ux., dated Sept. 21, 1928, and re- ments, which reflect good service, and pledges itself to a continu- SURGICAL APPLIANCES WEDNESDAY, THE 2ND DAY nv —J~corded> •-in «.th~e M;.UJ—...Middlesex. ^Count *.y. ation of the policy which prompted it. ; JULY, A. D. I'JUO Clerk's Office,, Oct. 27, 1928. AND SUPPORTERS att 1 o'clococ k standard time ((2 o'clock Decrees amounting to approxi- daylight saving time) in the after- mately $2,500.. noon of said day at the Sheriff's Of- Together with all and singular, the Now In Our Own Building fice in the City of New Brunswick, rights, privileges* hereditaments and N.-J. appurtenances thereunto belonging Public Service Electric and Gas Company All the right, title and Interest of or in anywise appertaining. the defendants, John 'Stoabo and An- BERNARD M- CANNON, IHOMAS N. MCCAKIEK, Prendam 20 West Scott PL Elizabeth, N. J. na Szabo, hia wife, of, in and to all • Sheriff. the following described premises, to EDWARD A. BOWNE, Oppoiite City Halt wit; ! $20.58 Solicitor. *-«» All that lot, tract or parcel of land W. I. tj-6, 13, 20, 27.

Ti nff^lili ;__ r*vvsm RING LARDftER By OENE Jack Isn't Tight Or Anything YOU, KNOW ME, AL * • • •»•• i JUST HUMANiS WX2TNCKA 111 FrfanJ Al. WMT or Or\V/\y ror? IT iW hnd mm iFtenxMM jmi «il on llw b»ntK To h«r Mn« talk you'd think I |Uil

wtnl oul ihrrr In flirl w.lh rhnrtii tir|< «,KiU lhi> olh«> bird brnlir hit hocfc rarrvinf hit Hull In (he thrilrr «nd b.tt. So I wrnl • round to |Kit n.ovir * hour ihr olhir mrhl «nd (pnlted him. H« pmVd oul full on* Mi all nirhl. I (lopped al hi( h<.u«- In pkli up the Mrt and tKu bird'( wile, Mri Thruih, **>• "Did ynu huve * hard day, dearM?"

"One .>/ lh» h.rdtit." •ayl h» and both wo m»n dar1*d |rtlmj him und-ichu «nd dippcn •nd cnffre I wi>h lo d I'd of been • mu.icisn Your». JacV KHU By GENE BYRNES REG'LAR FELLERS What Could a Little Worm Eat?

The Handwriting OP the Wall If the Truth Was Told

"NO LADY, I A INT HAD A HARD LIFE, TH JUST A LAZY BUM. I'M ABLE TO UORK BUT VJHY WORK VJHEN I CAM GET A HAND- OUT?I'n NOT GRATEFUL FOR THIS FOOD 'CAUSE I'VE HAD BETTER" Time Will Tell By ANTTA LOOS GENTLEMEN PREFER AND HE SAID HE PARDON I"'E, BIT WELL X COOLO YOU 1Z ^ET, AS THREE PATENT ' NEVER. ME WHICH T'M SUNBURNED! MEDICINES AND A BREAKFAST THE OCEAN IS LEAVE HIM, FOOD WERE AU-| 1 FROM HERE . ON ErVKTH ARE AFTER HIS YOO LAUGHING AT TESTIMONIAL! X ASKtO HIM, \ AMONG OTHERy THINGS VA/HAT ] HE ATTRlBJTBtt, HIS GRCAT r—' TO.' J / I

By KUHE GULUHKlii

S)«iaUI»J PEOPLE WHO PUT YOU TO SLEEP- SOMETHi.,U HATCHING BRIEF BITS

A feeling of aristocracy Is something ArOt> A BUWCH Of fcoys GOV Hint absolutely nothing can eradicate. AT THe LotiGe AAOti 6A\ie Me -THIS Goib ?eMc\L-AAiti YOU'D* F.ven the most careful and dignified AT THe M^MBe^. OF have to hear some impudence. HteFS IcSOTFROrA Silent people are frequently terribly , WOHEM- \ GOT FO0£ conceited; not without reason, some- SCOTCH FROM RICK \ foRcSOT XO BRiM<3 A tiflll'S. ONi TO Trie OFFI 4G - » "Life [3 Just one thing nfter nn- Trte nlhei\" That means unexpected "things." A.suOeL 5 A \ eat GAVE H£ IV What is said of others In your pres- TMe felRti WHO BU THIS WIfle (Itcfiire open fnitp)—Listen, ence? What Is snld of you in your A lor of CHRISTHAS PAPei*- dear, how Hie fire Is saying, "I'eep, absence? AMt. THeM FI1LS UP THE weiGHT peep, peop." of Pice foRce UJITH A LOT TJK Hnbliy—'Well, tlio grate's full of egg Swedei Purely Teutonic OF BoLoMeY ABOUT HUS CHRIST HAS coal. The Swedish people are possibly of POPULARITY: the purest Teutonic blood In existence. ' \ TOO POOR FOR THE WOLF DIP >t>u PRIWT WELL, I JUST DROPPED PIECE /AJ YOI^ PAPie-^ AQOLTT SAMP IT PAPER TO

Wltie—The wolt Is ut the door. The^Odcjs" in Snoop's Favor Hubby—If you'll tell him to go to FINNEY OF THE FORCE the side window where be can see luto the pantry I think he'll go away. YK.IVU LEASED A . INKED- 0t!r4 6CEN W1TU / out OB wftE ANO.WEU imuu^—• , OVE,, i RAINED Me OK RlTZ AVENUE 1 1 \bUCW UNDERSTAND, OF A BB SO SOU WOMT DCOP/ vlfll IT6 OM SECHHIL-^- rt , COORSE.TvWT L MUST PUT - — ' /ACCOUrtt OF COtttM AS VMJ WOULD QUEER. / 01 DON'T FCC ONASPftETfcKTiOttS A ' KMARKrS SECH AS BUSINESS I- JV£ LOIFE M \" MT AS POSSIBLE \ XHAT TUATlflMW Vsee

"The greut athlete died because tie was overtrained?" "Yes; fell under the cans and was cat ID liH'f." THE FEATHERHEADS By Oibornc Felix Is Psycho-analyzed TERRIBLY DISAPPOINTED QHWAT5 AUBKSMT .--..VEAQLVlNCOMt?.. ISEE- 0TV0URAlOTLCA>llM(S -1 SHALL MAKE SOO OUW VOOK H0M&? MOV WOR AVIV MONEV-BUT «5 WQUlftEO -SQ- WIFE, WOULD VOL) SAW SUE WAS EX- R£ FE l£TMt TCAVA

"You say he married for love auil was terribly disappointed?" "lea; he found bis wife hadn't a 1,0 cent" New: f the World Told

Bird Collection American Ace in Turkey Loops the Loop in Glider

Lyman Voelpel of Chicago, who looped his glider at Valley

ISTANBUL, TURKEY—At Yesllkoel Airport as Lieut, Jimmy Doolittle, recently resigned from the 8tream, L. 1, making world history. Is photographed beside hi» •United States Army Air Force, and his companion flyers nrrived here on their tour of the Continent. plane after the flight. Doolittle may be seen In centre, wearing soft hat and with hand to face, talking to one of his com- CHICAGO-Thc Northwestern University's bird collection has ' panions. . _ •*-- »•-'» —'T.' '••••* ' <-• - :"-r.•:,•••'• • • • •• • • ' been presented to the Chicago Academy of fVii-un'. Miss Oraca Lucky Debutante HSTSCII is shown examining a run- spedmrn of Uie passenger pigeon, } now practically extinct. „ J """ The Last Barrier Watch Your Hands

SCARSDALE, N. Y.—Joseph LONDON—The striking Paris Cowley of Scarsdrde, a police- beauty, Mile. Meg Lemonnler,- man who is not superstitious— who was presented to the King? Officer No. 13, who has had the and Queen of England at tha ominous badge for over three recent court, where she was Lawrence Schwab as he puts four of the girls of "Follow Thru," years without a mishap or spill generally considered to be tha F&ramount's all technicolor picture, through their paces. "II you'ra CAMBRIDGE, MASS.—The last barrier in the 120-yard high hurdle event which was won recently on his motorcycle. prettiest foreign debutante. clumsy with your hands and arras you're out." by Eugene Record, the sensational qu,arter-mller of Harvard University, in 14 4-5 seconds. Japan's Poet Laureate Weird Voodoo Collection The Tariff Bill

I [ Dr. Walter J. Hough, curator of the United States National Museum at Washington, inspects ' choice specimens of a rare voodoo collection fruin the interior of Nigeria, the original home of this weird

The well known poet who is often referred to as the Poet Laure- \ cult. ', ate of Japan photographed with Ms wife. Mrs. Nomal was the for- . ,mer Nora Howard Morgan, dauchter of the celebrated optician ot • Great Floral Design Sheffield, England. • y r f Miss Geraldlne Davies, secretary to the Chairman of the Enrolled Noted Golfer I Bills Committee, at the White House bearing the long and hard [ fought Hawley-Smoot tariff bill recently signed toy President Hoowr. Stable Now a Theatre Jl

/ BOSTON—Men at work on the largest floral desiyu ever made in Boston. It la the Boston seal and MOUNT KISCO, N. Y.—An extertur view o£ the Westchestet' • \s destined for Copley Square here, between Trinity Church und the public library. A place is reserved Playhouse at Lawrence iftirms, near litre. Note the numerous doora for initials ot various organizations visiting the Hub. * Which formerly were entrances to the horses' stalls. a Bpectator. WQOPBRIPOH ' vr PACE TEN FttlDAY, JUNE 20, 19flO II:IMI Stern. Congregational Sunday School "Sack Wnllz", Metealf, by ri,,, Hns Children's Day Program Select Program ! Killenberirer. Fords Notes Levi-Mack Wedding Woodbridge Pupils of Miss Dixon "A Twilijflit Idyl", Schnerk,., Mnrir Uaiininnli. Mi • 'i^itiiirle I'.-irn'M, nf Rnh- i'hildr<'ii\ Day \vr- olirrvc.l nl HIM In Local Church "Fairy Footsteps", F.irrnr . I iv 1 u;iy HM^iiii , -:jM'Tit Siiiuliiy with Mrs. Give Piano Recital Sunday niornilip; service at the Con ifliTll'ioll At St. James Church Hannah Kernstein. ^I'l'iriitiniinl church. The fnllim-infr Willijini \. Ilii'vev ,Ir., nf Iliinireiin "Valse Petit", Ketterer, by ( IlilN, S. I. proifrnm was carried mil: Pupils Of Miftf Grace V. ... ,,r (i K«d •• in. l.uiheran Attractive Churrh Wedding Annual Musical Event in Stu- Spencer. ri( t llerhrrl Frnnkel, nf Scho.,1 St., Professional - - ''March Pnntificnl" "Jolly Darkira", Bechter, by | i •titir.li in - h;ipi Brown In Piano Recital Of 1 For Woodbridge Mnn anids vi^rjin^ relatives in Pass a ie for dio of Popular Teacher Held • -Hardy—Young People's Orches- as Gcrity. IT in chare ' uf Choice Compositions. Willinnnen and Pennsylvania Girl • . Bride th<» week. Saturday. tra. "Starry vSkioa", Bixby, hy \ ftr fancy .'. Mr Carol—"Firing Thoughts of Joy'' nink Cliri-' n«fii at the ire — Miss Elpanor Charles of Phil- Krysko. Was Teacher Here. ndclphin, is visiting her frrand par- —School, A delightful piano recital was giv- < th. Alintu r were Mrs-. A delightful piano recital was giv- "Scarf Dance", Chaminadr, Mr". Martinson. i nts, Mr, nnd Mrs. James Filer of Invocation—Rev, W. V. ]). Strong. en last night in the Congregational Adelaide Harned. , M-. Fn. 1 en on Saturday afternoon hy the A vi'fy attrai'liv- .him wodilinc Rahway nvenup. pupils of Mis* S'li-ie H. Dixon. nt Carol—"In His Temple." church hy the pupils of Mrs (.race "HunRarian^ Dream", Faber, lV-. Pnhl, Mrs. I..nl: in St. .hum's Church nt lli th cital n i Mi place The Ladies' Auxiliary of thoher home in Upper Main utreet. The Responsive Reading. V. Itrown. Followinj; the recital, re- Kmily llarnedi tvi, son (if Mr. nml Mrs. .1. Jane Cox. the InJependent, lhe moit wirfr^ vations must bo made hy June 20 The music room was decorated with Kll Harnm Levi, of Linden avenue. The with Mrs. David Preacher, of Dun- baskets of roses and larkapur, jrifts Song—"Lift Thee Banner." 'TtTc»rlV Frog", Cramm, by bridal party entered the church and Woman'i Club Chorus ham place. of the pupils. Refreshments were Recitation—"I'd Like to he a Ri nl proceeded to the altar tn the strains ero,"—Louis Elek. tl.5" Willi«m , by Lillian Has Dinner At Fords —William T). Edffar, son of Mr,served at th close of tho program. S AFFCCT1ONS OF ANY OF THE |\ of the wedding march from Lohen- nnd Mr*. Prank Kd(jar, of Green Part 1 Songs-^'Welcomy Children's Day" . \ j FOLLOWING MAY it CAUSED II U grin playeil hy the organist, nd "Suffer Tho Children."—HeRin- ml Williams, by 1 HIBVt. tMPINCED AT THE SPIN street, was (rradiiiili'd ami received Duet, Ri(ifanilon Chaminado I '"Thunderstorm", I BYA»U»LU!CATIOVEI»TtMA. f Mi-ml.e uf I ho chori Kenlon, his U. A. dejjree < n Monday night r's and PrimaryJVpartments. held a dinner Edna Ceiglo, Harriet Short David Brown. , , 11 \v • niali's (' The church was hoaiitifully lecor- iriim BPown (niver-ity, Providence, Narcissus Nevin Recitation—"JtT^ Kijrht"—Arnolil : Chiroprichc c- Anna l'|d'lu'- atcd with palm ^]ay .. _r. Mrs. . William Koeder, of Rad- rho Clown Kern Song—"Come. Ye Hosts of Youth." lav nicht. The ln'in. «a- beautifully Hev. I{. .1. O'Farrell. The nuptial burn, visited her parents, Mr. and Repitation—"Our Gift"— Ethel "Wooden Shoes", Aaron, by ( olby Will 1 IH< a |iv r Loina McCrory nill ice-rated K:n-h t-" '-' f"' l f 'o was su>i(t by Miss Anne Duni- Mrs. J. K. Hivfkeiirid|?i\ of Green Valse Petite Ketterer tins. . I "Kair Debutante". St. Pierre, by !• Rcnore the ,t |s plalc ii if attractive pencil the ceremony, Miss So- -,1,-eet on Wednesday. Klsie Blake Song—"Creation's King." ' jean Keiger. . *rni'pe.l in slip- "f paper on which l>hia Ferry, an aunt of the bride,'' —Mrs. .1. K. Kicekcnridjre, Miss Miniatur Ewing Recitation—"Our Plan" Grace "Rondo", Beethoven, by Margaret of rhviiies were written expressly for sunn, "0 Promise Me". The bride Lou Woardel I, Mr-. M. K. Hrennan, Blanche Schvpnbrun argo, Mary Zolennk, Vivian Hai<- Jilack - ... ,aii, •jrnc-t. Mi>. l.iddle presented wore a gown of white .satin made Miss WmifiY il llrt'iinan, Miss Jean- Musical Carnival Rolfe n. i "Life of Momirt". by Adelaide s Hr- \ t. (iardiU'r who formed the princes vtyle. Her veil of lace, was t^ttc Melick mntoi-'.-d to Rndburfl on Louise Galaida Song—"Just n Smile"—Junior it,. 1.1- and ha- U- 'i it- lea.ler, with arranged in cap fa-hion and caujrht, Thursday. Rhapisodie Hunur.'ise Koellinp hoir. "Minuet", Mozart, hy Marion Mc- E , -;K..r l.iva.l tray Jind fi)f silver with online blossoms. She carried a —,(,>]m K. Kdjjnr of f.rown Univer- Edna Heinle • Recitation—"I'll Help to Make a skimming. * , ., —TRY GETTING WELL-, |u''(T knive-. shower biiiupiet of bridal roses, lilies- sity, is >p'cnclinK his vacution with !appy World"—Ethel Vargo. g th Venetian Love Sont: Nevin 1 | "The Wavelet", Paldi, by Mary- A delicious niHi'i was served, fol, ol thc-v illey and baby's breath. his parent Song —"We Can Reail the Mes- NATURE'S WAY Mr nnd Mrs Frank Ed- Mary Golden Smith, . ,,, fcni.-d i.y the playing of curds. Mrs. The bridesmaid was Miss Many ^ir. age." Papillon d' Am Schutt j "The. Storm". Pitcher, hy Mmet Anii.i l.iddle nnd Mi-. Ui'n Ourdolla Murk, j, sj.itcf uf the bride. Her —Mr. Address—Rev. Strong. ami Mrs. N'athaiiw'l Lohb. Harriet Short i Krysko. . • DR. E. J. HEATH la.I rhiirsre of arranjrements. (Town Tva.-; of preen point d'esprit uf Munisinir, Mich., and Mrs. Jessie Loew Offertoi7 selection — •'Pilgrim's Mih Good Humor ; ••Barcarolle", Oitenbach, hy Hlan- The Chiropractor The pri/.c winners \yer«': trimmed" with lace, with hat to j Ouenhaapen, uf Oshkosh, Wis., Horus"—-from Tarnihauser—Young Geraldine White die Frnnkel. rinoihk". Mrs. William Jensen, match. Slip carried yellow ten roses, spenp t the past week with Mr andValso Pierett<' St. Pierre eople's Orchestra. ti Hour* K to 10 A. M-—0 to S !' l| Hr- 11. (iarrick, Mrs. K. l.iddle. Mrs. The groom's best man was .limit's J. Mrs. (J \ Mclaughlin of Kinir Lucille Krebs Carol—"Witch Songs of Gladness.' i "Woodnymph's rndic . Aaron. i\v I'hone Rahway lOiifi-J f.. Ki-h. Mi-. K. Miljes, Mrs. ('. l)un-Ihinne, Jr. The ushers were David Georges Road. ' Part 2 ReciUtion—"Let Us Remember." Grac- Moffetl. Centml Ave. and Campbell >• kam. (Icrity and Francis Gerity. —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foertch, June Morning Calamara Irene Kara. ! "Norwegian Dance ' N. \'"i « i""- RAHWAY Rummy: Mrs. T. Saekplt, Mrs. Following the ceremony, a recep. :>f Philadelphia, and Mr. and, Mrs Closing Song—"Go Ye." I by N'orma Chase. Jean l.iddle 1 (Near New Rahway Theatn 1 Wiiliam Warren, Ml-. A. l.iddle, Mrs. Lion was held and :i wedding break- Stephen Wyld, of Amboy avenue, March Loew Benpdiction. ' ' ' "Jim/ , Spaulding, by Irene Barnhardt -lensen, Mrs. A. Larson fast was served to one hundred motored to Hear Mountain, Sunday Master Hugh Gordon Postlude —"March - Romanic" Strieker. ind Mi-. .1. Kuan. Kti<>sts at the Stevens Club. Upon; - Matbew Holohan, Miss Bridget Russian Romance Friml "April Showers". Press,.r, I.y Hai- their return from their wedding trip, ' Holuhan, Mrs. A. V. TherM*uii Miss Mil.ir. d Bowers Mr. ami Mrs. Levi will reside in the Marie Kim,', nil of Woodbridge and Improvement Association Scarf Dance Chaminado Claire apartments. The bride's RO-i.Miss Alary Clark, of Brooklyn have Beatric • lleckman Gives Chairman Surprise iiiR away outfit was a rose crepe en-1 retunu a motor trip to Bos-Humoresque Drorak • __—— semble with hat to match. 'ttn. Frances Ryan FOUDS-A Mini party was Mrs I-t'vi has been a teacher in —Thomas Mclaughlin, son of Mr.Night WindJ Ballard SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. fiven Joseph Drust. has served No. school in !• .rds tor the past; and Mrs. C. A. McLaughlin. is home Frances Ryan (he pa-t tw tim - chairman of Mr. Levi has a position , from Si. James Military Academy at Song Without Word Mendelesshon FREE TIRE SERVICE flw. Fords Independent Improvement with theokerag hrokerafje fire mfir m f otCarrea l.arrean nDlli , Dclall Ii Wi y d 'y at live Wis., to spend his v'aca- (opus, >>'2, no. -I) l«,,ciation, on Saturday. Mr. and -and Snedeker in Wall street. :tion. Pearl Filer Thr e bride's I'rost were about 'to no "" ' (fift to her attendant! M,, Mllry Blnke, Mrs. DanieDuetl , Pilgrim's Chorus, Evening rotor trip to Liinif Island over the was a bracelet anId ththee (rift to the Shuvlin and daughters, Mildred and Star, (from Tamhauser),Wa(me week-end, when the surprise party • bridegroom a tie pin. The bride-],lean, of Wilkesbarre, Pa., spent the 1 Lorna McCrory. Susie Dixon rmuii came briiiKinir refreshments. Hioimi Kift to his bride was a pearl , wwk en I with Mr. and Mrs. J Bar -Quiet Prayer Beli Mr. lln.st was presented with a solid ! nocklaee iind hi ifilt to the best man Iron Levi of Linden avenue Helen Ames rold fountain pen and pencil, by Mr.was a traveling ha«. —A -on was born Sunday to Mr.In The Garden Gex'ritt itcptianrl, for exivllent work- and I (iiiesta were present from Wilke&-^and Mr Fred Zshrer, of L«one Master Jimmie Living-ood Jriendly spirit from the members of liarre. Pa., Hackettstown, Raj)way, | street. Dattcing Fireflies Bilbi lhe organization, iWest Berlin, Camden, IVrth Amboy! Elsie Blake Other speakers wei« Mr. Harnaiiky and Woodbi" Song Without Words, Oley Speak iD'l Mr. Toumoslii. Mr. Drost thank-j IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Betty Peterson »d the member- for the Rift and hear- | , | . | Valse, opus Ii4. no. 1 Chopi t u !u ir( ()f K(jll(.ation for t|,e fun TO SAMt'KL ty support. Refreshments were served Edna Geigle ,,mmlnt ()ft ,u,h. Cl,„,,,,,,, wit,,in ten 1 an order of the Court ifter 'which Mr. mil Mrs. llrost left • In A Rose Garden Ewin ,,nys .,,-,,.,. thp ,,(,ntra,ts ,„.,. ,lward. iiancer . tho fur Lone Island and .-pent the week- i r ii n ii ij" A .I ifl i.un Cviii n ed for the ful t-mpletion of the day ,,f ,I,,,,e. Nineteen Hundred and Harriet Short ind. work according to plans and spccifi- Thirty. , in a cnu.-v htherein pending, cations. wherein the BROAD AND MARKET The Board of Education reserves Birthday Anniversary Markei Fords Woman Marks BUlLDIXi; AND LOAN ASSOCIA- the right to reject any or^jiil bids. TION, a corporation, is complainant, By Bridge Luncheo Eighty-Si**h Anniversary Signed: and you. ct al are defendants, SAM- BOARD of EDUCATION, UEL KALIN because you hold, a Mrs. A. V. Therk"lsen. of Dunhan FORDS—Mrs. Anna Jensen cele- Woodbridge. New Jersey, mortgage on the premises in ques- place entertaiuem|iletion A1| W()rk ahn,, [)(1 done jn in Freehold. Members will take a Service free! Also battery installation free! sif a one story brick addition to box luncheon. Those wishing to at- dunce with plans and specifications SIIKKIFFN SALr E Schoo'l #7, located en the corner of prepared for same by J. K. Jensen • rll.V.WEltv OF (IK« JEI1SKV tend will notify Mrs. Asher Randolph King George Road, and Hoy Avenue, '•'•'.•II ];l-:.S.s'I i: KIV.NKTZOW, I'nini alli- who will have charge of transporta- Su|>ir Allstate Balloons Allstate Balloons and A. Rasmussen, Architects, First •o.l. ..M.i JUSKI'Il MAfDHli'K itm] Mie Tin's Tali's Hlie Tlrn Fords, New Jersey, ;I>- tion. tion and completion of a one-story N. J. :'-iiiliiiita. Fl |.'a f,,r a,,iB ,,f ii,,irIK 2Sx-l.75 $10^5 $2.27 28x4.75 $ 7.55 $1.29 |portable frame building at School I'rr-iiiiHfH iluted M.!y ;|, 1930. For the convenience and use of lly l'irtu,> ,jf nle alj.ive Hlate.1 writ t SHERIFF'S SAI.K 2.38 29x4.40 5.55 1.15 [••' i*l d d 2«x5.25 12.65 #ir> Porshing Avenue, Iselin, New intending bidders, plans will be loan- i.iid I will expu .,ak IX fliAXCKKY OF NEW I KltSKy. i tween .Anna Segal, CmnplainuMt 1.75 29x4.50 6.30 1.10 Jersey, both of Woodbridge Town- ed to them on or after June 18th, 9.10 NI..SDAV THE SIXTEENTH li.lY OK I'nul An-hy, et al.. Defeinlunta, |,'i 1.33 ship, N. J. 1930, upon a deposit of cash or a •Il'I.V, NINETKKX HL'XDKKD for aalp <,f mortsaKe.l tn>- m i.s.-^ ,!.,, 29x1.50 9.65 1.89 29x4.75 7.65 Bids shall be made out on forms j certified check for the amount of AM) THIRTY May :3. i;tjo. 2.15 29x5.00 7.98 1.35 Vlurk Standard Time rtwu i.'rWck Hy virtue nt the ;ib°ve *ut>«l win t. 29x4.75 11.25 supplied for that purpose and shall 1 $10.00, at the office of the Archi- wlM .savtiiK Tim-> in (lu- afternouii nf illn-i.-ifil ami delivered, I will exix,— 11.75 2.18 30x4.50 6.35 1.15 be- delivered to the Clerk of the I teds, First National Bank Bldg., Hi.I il:iy at tiu- Klii-rlffa (Jllkt in the^ule al init.li,' vemlue "n Our 1.40 Board, E. C. Ensign at his residence, j Perth Amboy, New Jersey, for each • if Nf-w Jiruilsvvirk. WKI>M:SDAV. JULY SIXTKKVTU 2»x5.i.O 11.15 2.60 30x5.00 8.15 NIXKTBEX HL'NDHKIJ .\ N 1. ;.0x-I.R0 9.75 1.92 31x5.25 9.75 1.68 Woodbridge, New Jersey, or present-1 branch of the work. THIRTY Guarantee «i in person at the meeting to 'be Plans will be issued until the sup- • - "i..-.i, «ituute. being in tin-At 1 i.'il.uk standard lime . .' u'.Ju, k ining time), in tli>- .iifi,-riii.,.i, »aill .lay nl th» .SIllTlfr'n Uttiix in tin- ( e ^n.U i.' tin- i nue, Woodbridge, Now Jersey, on j set of plans and specifications Vill HK.IIX.NIX.;'' uf New Ilrunawli-k, N. J. ,u |wj,,tri»unt vtlitn' llntt, >t All Other Sizes Proportionately Low! the evening of June ;il)th, 1930, atjbe open for inspection at the office '"•ii---i iiiirtj- (net westerly All the fallowinK Lract or par.-^l of l U.n our (iilimiitd iiu_ light o'clock, Daylight Saving Time.; of the Architects. : nnd premliieH hereinafter piirli, ulaily d ..riljed, sitaate, lylntj unJ ln-in^ in We sui ranlrf AU.-M.UK I i.r. • Altlmut All woik shall i>e done in accor- j Contractors who are unable to ob- • MIWI iiinl rn in said point running Ti.H'li.-ihiu, ,,r Wuuill>r!ilKr inl iln- .',,u 11 nil I •• i Mti ai h) limv iff iM>l*.ift' If \\ lire j \\r mil til** riMUt uf Harris atrei?t; UKCIVMS'i; at a [mint In ih>- Xnrlh prepared for same by .1. K. Jensen jmay avail themselves, of the privi- It. I'luirLl c "iii1> fur tlir |it«i|inri|iMi;iir •' nriniliK l.i i.uliu:rly «,n^ liunilr^'i llh f NViv I'lrunHWlck Tuinnil,.- .li-i OlMi OTHKH AI TO SII'I'I.V & RADIO STOKE ! it h,i- ili\rrrilt . Tlic tno^C JIIMIJ.I1 i »mi A. Rasmussen, Architects, First lego of estimating on these plans , ...,-l I., ii |,,, ll! ami liiirallel with Wi'Ulc i!> Two hundred niii! uv'-nti-tii let- v\rr ! National Bank Building, Perth Am- and specifications during business in* ;nt;nui'; 111- HI' ruinuilh' <3> euat- f'-»'t ffijm the XurtlnM-.st runn-r .. iuy, N. J. hours on any business, day. uncl |)^rull.'l ii Lli. fll'Mt ln a i)i)int H,. - r,. , llnMlii-Hy in u llni- liaKillt-1 'un For the convenience and use of Before* cash or certified checks I 11 llurtltiTly anil ]>ar- tin- « ••^t'-rly line of Kllen Knc-t .-n,- lnii! ii. iiifiuiuin'il i-uurse, tlu- ]n>iiH ur pliice |.| wild Ilie northerly Inn- .-f N.. ,sil to them on or after June 18th, cent (50'.' ) of the tL-rlj" tvvpn- tlii-n • -Simiiiril; in a line iiuiulli-l u-nh ih certified check for the amount of who fail to submit an estimate after :• . JH'I (,-, \u .". IS ami lhe inlinln- first il'.)*iril,.i| (.otjl-H. olns lnjinli|..J (lim X ".I.-U'll i -i (••'•! '>r lut ND. OU f.M't tl. iirlliL-rly llii« tit Ni-u UILHI>VI; 510.00, at the office of\ the Archi-1 receiving plans untl specifications niiil' fiuit!*'!! 'Map of Lll-Iipi ;i.int; t-UMtcrly III'IIIL; Hit- il SEARS, ROEBUCK AND Go. le.cts, First National Bunk Building, for this purpose. H li.i'Klii-iui," I'ailtrt't,' rly In NviV IJrUtlr^Vicli Tli!ll|il Perth Amboy, New Jersey, for each ' Bids .shall be rendered separately un as liui.stw-ll, N. .1.1, \' -(i\'i- li'i-t to .In. plai-i' .if ii oru IJ.-I r to ulJliruxmiii building ? " branches as followVVsS : . ,'':';',.,/ 7,"$'w 'i.run»w'k1k!L'N "j "" ^""'li' I'luns will be issued until the sup- GENERAL CONSTRUCTIORUCTION ll-:THI!li til.- riglU H> 111. U»« Of tilt v | Elizabeth Ave. at Billow St., N.-w i k, N. J. ply is exhausted, but at all times a comprising all maonrys , carpen- -f" v ""'• .f. r.'.-. m *i,iii, in .rum rt ",. ' . , .ui'l iv.ir anil one liunJicd UOO'I foe. In Phone HinHmv 2-0011 let uf plans and specifications will try, stee.1 and iron,, roofinrooflllgg anail*d! .|,.,,i|, as it ,,(,r,,etualuiill ilin.-«ay anand d all.iwallnw-- be open for inspection at tho office painting and certain electrical tlif .said lia.ti.'H uf the part tti work. j IIIH ailjar,.nt fniir I J'I feet ill width of the Architects. in.lit anil leaf \vllh| a depth uf .me WE GUAHANTKE SATtSKAC 1 ION Oil YOIJB MONKY BACK Contractors who Me unable to ob- HEATING & PLUMBING ilr..(l (lult'i f.- westerly Hide tain a set of plans and specifications, AH bids must be accompanied by 'i'T, 111.- [Mirji'.Ke whii'li l.t-inf; ti> ere- d petlH-tUal driveway of may avail themselvel s of thhe privilege-iil " certified (-'heck upon a National or in (ruin and reur of estimating on these plans and spe- State Hank drawn to the order if the. f.-.-t in dej»th, on t if .cat Kins during business hours on I Hoard uf Fire Commissioners,! Fire, Me .slltllited oil any business day. District #1, Woodbridge, N. $., in tlve.Mty UelilK 4T.S IOOWE &O1 &O00 g, un uf tlie Before cash or ertified checks; various amounts, as follows: \\\\\i tlu- Westerly JUNE BRIDEGROOM ON, returned a forfeit of fifty per GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, « u LI «. . - *n* nn For portable bldg. to School #l, i ' i\m work according to plans and spe- 1 —$200.00 'eifications. TEMPORARY ONE 1001 u J _. J 'w» Hupmobi e Sedan 395.00 binding the suceessftil bidder or bid- The Board of Fire Commissioners 1927 ! 1925 Studebaker Standard Hud.on Sedan 395.00 lq9fi fi, , , , ~*~ " '. OQ-^ tiers to execute the contract or con- reserves the right to reject any or 192 6 Studeb kw tii-ets if awarded to him or thuin, all bids, BRING IT DOWN AND Brougham 95.00 « O^land Sedan 295.00 * Std. Sedan 296.00 ami if he ur they fail to do s.o within ' Signed: LET US FIX IT RIGHT. 1924 Hud.on Coach 95.00 JJ?J ^ry>|er *?*** - l»5.00 J^28 Chevrolet Sedan 395.00 ttn days after beiny ayvarded the con- Jioanl of Fire Commissioners, All Work Guaranteed 1928 Whi ot Sedan 295 00 Chry.ler Coach .295.00 1922 Studebaker Spec. Tour, 120.00 tract or contracts, the amount of the Fire District #' certified checks shall be forfeited as Woodbridge, N.'j. " _>«Rftft 1926Studebake r Std- Sedan 196.00 1926 Overland Sedan J45-00 liquidated damages and placed to the Hy: Shop At m;dit ot the Uu.rtj of Education. , JOHN BERGEN, Presideiil, 24 GREEN STREET 1927 Dodje Sed^ 34^00 \llt ^Z^f^. Sedan ZZ !2! Wnip^Id^ ^^ 295.^ lhe successful bidders will be re- Attest: , WOODBRIDGE quired io furnish a Surety Bond in I LEQN McELBOY, Secretary. Bring thu advertisement with you and receive a credit of $20.00 on anv _rf #1, k .- ^ thy Statutory form satisfactory to W- 1. «-$9i f], { «v «» any ot the above luted cari. This Week SLAT'S DIARY ItY ROKR PARQUHAR by ARTHUR BRISBANE Right Rcterv«d to Limit QaantititM Vridav - well ,in> H;i« is a pulling SATURDAY TREAT Smoking a pl:iy and I IIHVI- Knt n part, in Do Angels Fly on Sunday? il- 1 inn siiposed FOR SUNDAY EAT Tobaccos "Old Pete" Is Throutfh, li> die in the lust, Some Gangster Napoleon. •id. 1ml now they Priced Low! hnve dissided to 1 lb. Choc. Sponge A Fable Comes True. hnvc mp do it. in tin' 1st act. in or- 1 lb. Cream Almonds > 10c Pocket Phgt. The Prince o( Wales flew from Eng- der to save have- 1 lb. Jordon Almond* ) Luxury land to Le Touquet for a frame of golf ing trouble with mi' I recken. Model y on « Sunday, and churchmen at Cardiff fapatar Btmiia o? wired him: Beechnut r Saterday -- we Timptlng SvmmtrHmu- Candi—— "Your Royal Highness should net a liinl ''o. for siip- higher example to jour future loyal pi'r tonitc and af- Cigarettes iiihjects hy refraining from encourag- ter supper ma t,uk MYRAIMONET 3(or2$C In CanvmUnt ing desecration of the Sabbath." lie out., in kitchen Filled Hard CandieM 146 SMITH S The Prince did not and bulled me out Pkg,. ol SO hrciix I skratched Perth Amboy, N. J. W. D. C. my nos« with my Briar Pip* Perhaps he la asking the Archbishop spi.oTi. ! told her Only «" C Lb. Jar Old Gold of Canterbury whether thn MIRCIS fly it, wns hccu7. my fork had pravey on Sunday or fold their WIIIKH on Sat- , . , atwr «M tnm with mh tampuiu Lucky Strike nil over it, but that urday midnight, to keep them folded — trait iamii marminaw, ama and enaitu. until Monday morning. diddent seem to Cbesterfleld Certain Hprlnirs were once known to make no iliflorcnts with her and I ? b« holy and (fathered profitable crowds, Kot slapped ennyways, v Camel / because they yielded not n drop of Sunday -well 1 started to Sunday skoo] this a. m. but when I past the water on the Sabbath. This hnn not Kiirnire .lake and Blisters was a have- Important SAVINGS Mews! 4Ot Pkg. ba ea*y to arrange a water supply that back home and ma and pa jawed mo eould be turned off. at SO... 30c and ast me whut bisness I had get- ting in to a fite. But I gcsn I did Here Are Greater Savings on Popular Health and Beauty Needs Grover Alexander, famous baseball have H rite h) (jet in it becuz they was both such good frends of mine. pltrhcr. la "unconditionally released" Mundny—Jane made a wise crack hy Jhe Philadelphia National League at me today. I ast her if she diddent Clun» It meiuw that hln day is done. think I mite be thy sort of a fella MejliiiB been playing baseball since witch wook make n woman happey Important Savings On 19H,ior nineteen years, and the other and slu> replyed and sed. well they players called him "Old 1'ete." say that enny buddy witch can make sum buddy laff has done SUM good in the wirld. I kinda '•» suapeck she Such fa fiiniu, when you acquire It wns rnnkeinR lite of me. Pocket Knives Toilet Articles with arms, IPRH, phynlcal strength. Teusday—ma wanted me to atop You are old ntnl passed by after on my way home frum Skool and Sanitary Green Glatt 50c Non Spi Deodorant 37c nineteen yearn of work. brinp her n spool i.f Thred and she Only 49C NEW It la otherwise when you make your tyed a strinp a round my finder to $1.00 remind me about it. Every thing The blaacs aro made of selected Juice Extractors Quelques Fleurs Bath Salts reputation with your head. Then, highly tempered steel and will re- GILLETTE wood of ben all rite onlcy I ferpjot tain ft sharp edge. Stag handles 32c after nineteen years, yuu arc, if you to look at my linger before I cum 50c Mennens Shaving Cream.. amount to anything, Just beginning. Onnly riveted on. Only 25C RAZOR home. with MEW 50c Jergens Skin Lotion 33c And you m:iy even have value after Wcnadny — I up found In 33c Sanskrit literature. In ently times It of 3 Colon 98c 50c Glazo Nail Polish wus used as n dye. I'llny In 77 A. I), Coty VOrigan Perfume 79c Napoleon Bald his government coula wrote of hie mini, known In India mid These bath sprays have an attachment that will fit any Special $2.50 not lust if he allowed liberty of the other Kasteru countries. Shellnc us a bathroom faucet. They have 6-foot colored rubber hose with 25c J.&J. Baby Talc 14c press. varnish has been known in the East all-metal parts nickel plated. A helpful accessory to keep you Coty Chicago gangsters soem to hav« from very enrly times. cool this summer. 50c Princess Pat Rouge 40c heard about that. Recently a gang- ster bullet In the luck of the head Body Powder 60c Pompeian Face Powder., 36c Hl Alfred Llngle, Chicago Trlbun* Neat "Comeback" I I Important Savings On ' I! 15c U Tter. It Is ik rule In Hrltaln's house of $1.39 25c Mavis Talcum (.'ominous that niemtiers .must be ad- 34c Lini-'le, it fieeni.-s, knew more about dressed ns "honorable members." A 50c V/oodbury Facial Cream.. gang criminals t li nil a reporter ought certain M. !'. who WHS railed to order Home Remedies 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 31c to kiiinv. aiToMing to gang standards. for addressing (lie house Incorrectly got out of it by stiylng, "I much regret 65c Mike Martins Liniment 49c that I culleil you gtMilb'inen." Mr. Mi Cormick, who publishes th» $1.25 Veracolate Tablets „...... 83c 48 Hour Test Eases Tribune, 1H II younc man of some en- For Comfort and to Protect Clothing! eri;y. I'«T!KI|IH lie. will find a way to 25c Humphreys Remedies .21c Bladder Irritation ilisni'irjer slioiitiiic hla reportrrs. II functional Bladder Irritation 60c Resinol Ointment „ . .39c frequently Interrupts your sleep, or causes Burning, Backache, EVR-KLEEN 30c Carbona Dry Cleaner .21c Leg Falna, Muscular Aches, mak- t',;lil> •( miiii^ true. Thu froKH, like ing you feel tired, depressed and the 11 ;ii:i;uii,iiis, thought they needed $1 Kojene Antiseptic 84c discouraged, why not try the a kl:i^. Kind Jupiter sent a heavy Cyster 48 Hour Test at our rtak? Auto Seat Pads In; to m!i tlii'tn. Thousands of our customers have 35c Lapadic Pill*.... : . 27c been delighted, and are recom- Kint; l.i^r filled down in thu pond, mending it to othera. It doea truiiliSnl iioliiidy. The fro^s lost re- $1 Adlerika Compound .89c not contain any dopes, narcotics, gp"i't. « liiii tin y found tbe;y conld sit ! or habit-forming drugs. List ot pure Ingredients In each package. Only 89C on tin .r UIK kin^ .unl croak. They i $1 Dethol Insecticide ., We Get Cystex (pronounced Siaa-tei) w.iiitrd ,i i:i.>: i- I'lienrc'tic kiiiR. Jupiter ' WEAK at our drug counter today. Use These auto-soat pads wltl protect tho uphoUtarlnr sent oni' lluit .IN' them up. | $1 Zonite Antiseptic , ,....- 63c all of It. See how fast It worka. In your car. Not only for mttorlstB, liut for outing*, Money back It It doesn't bring boating, ball gam en, thu front i>oreh . . , In fact FOOT- $1 DeWittsPiUs 69c quick Improvement, and satisfy anywhere for comfort and to protect clothing. you completely. Cyst*i, special, . liad a little boy kint;, WEAK $1.50 Petrolagar : 88c Only 57c. h;M*!ui UiiiiKi^ed liy his harinli'ss gr.inil • r. Hut that Deemed dull, CHILD/ 75c Mellins Food, 10-oz 59c So Kuiii;ii;:a s>ut for l'riiio.' Carol The Muscle Thermos Lunch Kits to e mir. ru'.i- and "show some «peed." |1 Miles i4nti-Poin Pilk <....84c II" !:.is ilotie It, ,IH when be ran Builder Shoe Guaranteed Purm in tin' mother of little $1.35 Pierces G. M. D 89c ii'A.iy fro Builds "Strong-Foot"! Mi'-! u''., h .~i>u, anil traveled about 40c Fletchers Castoria 23c Ever-Fresh Six*. wilb anot . Lilly. All thut is for- Insure your children i life- $1.98 time of Happy, Healthy now !U|- kin^s. after nil, must 50c Unguentine Ointment 42c Citrate of Feel! Come in tomorrow and Complete With Thermo* BottU let our trained experts en- $1 Lavoris Mouth Wash 67c Magnesia amiae your child's foot, and Handy little lunch hlta complete with half tell you about the famous liint tilza genuine Thermos liottle and cornpart- Stulu,. inriiii the lilir ill Itusslt, i Muide Builder Shoe—re- 25c Natures Remedy Tablets 19c 12-oz. mo nt fur aand wlchojj. fruit, cake, eto. Tha watches Die performance with Intejr- I Thermos Ruttla will keep coftee, tea, milk or cently developed by medical Bottle 25c any liquid hut or cold OJ you davlre. for est, you may be mire. He feels that acience at the children'* 60c California Fig Syrup 37c many hours. itunmtr.a'a wheat flidds, oil wells and thoe that prevents Prona- fruit oi( IUIIIIH should be Kussiu's. .. lion fWeakpFoot/— buildi They probably will belong to Russia Strong - Foot, with, the wedged heel that guides the A Well Made Insulated v. hen S:;ilin I'V'.S aroiiutl to It, Regular SOe Pennsylvania Anyone Can Take Clear foot to normal growth and Sharp Picture* With a Container for Keeping guards future health, Liquid* or Food* Hot or Important to thu human race are Come m tomorrow Tennis Haw keye Cold for Long Period*. physical power anil meutal power. Mi-iitiil power lum -stood still for about Balls Monarch two thousand years. Physical power Camera Is cDiisuuilly IncreuNlng. 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Fred Koblcr. Helen MorRan, Charles Ruggleli In ••RoBdhoi.se NiRlits" A Paramount p'ctu«j It has n three day run at tlw Crewent Th.'ntre beginning; Wednesday, June 2fp.

fiWllE BRCE star off V BBE YOURSELF!YOURSELF!" AH talking comedy which opens tomorrnw at the Crescent Theatre for B four day run. \ t is expected to draw huge crowds of theatre goers to the Paramount Publix Strand all next week. It is an all Harry (Jicen, Mnurice Chevalier, alking, all singing, picture of New York night life. Chester Conklin, Eugene- Pallette. VETERAN "SAPS" Charles Sollon, Guy Oliver and hosts nf others. turned to the stage because the fu- nickelodeons of twenty year? :ijr<>. ture promised thorn greater wealth. "Be Yourself." which mini's Miss IN SMASH RIOT And now conies thn most recent DIRECTOR CAPRA Robert Armstrong. Fannie Brice's Brice in a lively musical story, is nn example—-Jimmy Durante, of that ir- leading man in thi« lively story of excellent vehicle for the noted vau- repressibly funny team, Clayton, Clayton, Jackson, Durante the midnight cabarets and the prize- deville and revue artiste, who sings Jackson and Durante. These thrw EXPERT AT EVERY ring, is a graduate of the law school six songs in the picture. Favorite* on Broadway For favorites of Broadway's night club of Washington University. Harry Others in the cast arc: Gortnide devotees have been putting over Seven Years. (!ropn, who portrays a fledgling law- Astor, (i. Pat Collins, the New York their stuff in a big way for seven PHASEf TALKIE yer, was similarly graduated from actor; H'ldd Fir\i> and fourteen year- How mRny ypars must a comedi- years. Now they arc featured as the New York University. old Jimmy Tolsim, who makes his an serve his stage apprenticeship central comedy characters in Para- By a strange coincidence, both screen debut as a singer nf "blues ' before he gets his chance in the much mount's all-talking and part-singing Result Is That There Is A Har- men used the stage to pay their way songs. bigger work! of the all-talking screen? smash riot, "Roadhouse Nights." monious Quality About Pro- through school. In Armstrong's case, Thornton Freeland, whose fir«t In the old days of silent pictures Jimmy Durante is the head man in he wrote a school nlay which was so all-talking picture, "Three Live it didn't take many years of the pre- the troupe. ductions. successful that he toured the country Ghosts," earned him stellar recog- COLUMBIA PRODUCTION liminaries to groom a funny man for Just how good these droll "sap" with it for three year?. Green made nition ns a director of cimicdy. head- Full of pep and enacted by an all-star cast. It iiens tomorrow at the comics are is beinp; clearly demon- The old adage about too many ed the megaphone stuff during the his transition to the screen. But now his theatrical debut singing between Strand Theatre. that the silversheet has found its strated at the Crescent theatre ooks spoiling the broth might be reel changes in the old-fashioned filminc of "He Yonr«rlf." voice, it would seem that ageing on where "Roadhouse Nights" is run translated in Hollywood tjo: "Many the boards, as It were, is more of a ning for three days beginning, Wed- good pictures are spoiled by an over- requirement than formerly. Here's nesday, June 25. Just how they es- supply of directors." Technical and the test—try and name one success- caped becoming the comedy thrill artistic difficulties have been in- Miles —For Better Shoes at Less Money ful talking screen character come- of the nation via ;he talking screen creased to such an extent that it is dian who has not had his baptism in until the present time is one of those low necessary to have dialogue sup- the fivc-a-dny, the big time or the inscrutable laws of the-fealm of show irvisors, sound experts and what not legitimate. business. But they huve arrived now on the set in addition to the general As examples of stage actors who —and it will be a long while before director. Nevertheless, .the best pro- have made their names in the new nny other trio displaces them as the ductions are invariably one-man af- show world of audible celluloid we throe funniuKt panic-starters in the fairs—and the director who is ver- have James (Reason, Charles Ruggles, film world. satile and sufficiently well trained to work-alone, is invariably at an advantage. Frank Capra, responsible fou the direction of "Ladies of Leisure," the Columbia all-talking drama of night Also the newest combinations of white ife coming to the Strand Theatre :omorrow is a typical example of with black or brown trims his point. Capra is not only an ex- >ert at every phase of talking pic- ure production, but is capable of •ewriting portions of the script when t is necessary, and of introducing id lib lines that add materially to he story. Although he has never ieen on the stage, he seems to have in instinctive talent for reading lines ind is able to give, each actor just the intonation necessary. He is equally adept at inventing telling bits of business. The result is that here is a harmonious quality about he Capra productions that most oth- :r pictures lack. Capra says that "Ladies of Leis- ure" is the most ambitious piece of work he has done. This is saying'a great deal when one remembers The Season for Whites Is Short that he is responsible for both "Sub- narine" arid "Flight." The story of he production was adopted from a famous David Belasco stage success. Why Pay More? The cast includes such distinguished players as Barbara Stanwyck, Lowell Sherman, Ralph Graves, Marie Pre- vost and George Fawcett. Buy your White Shoes at Miles and hove two pairs for the usual price of one GEORGE FAWCETT There is no need to pay more. Milei VETERAN PLAYER displays more styles than any other store —Scene from "Safety In Numbers", fealurinc Charles "Buddy" Rogers. Has Been Prominent In Thea- in town — no matter how much you pay. It opens tomorrow at the Majestic for a week's run. trical Work For Fifty to be the guest of three Follies girls. Years. The idea is that if anybody knows what it's all about it's certain to be ROGERS PICTURE Follies girls. George Fawcett, who has perhaps the most extensive background of But the handsome youth captivates stage and screen experience of any JOIN TUNEFUL, SNAPPY the girls, and one by one they fall actor now before the public and who for him, although they have spurned has been prominent in theatrical other men for years. Buddy also1 falls "Buddy" Sings, Plays, Makes work for nearly fifty years, plays 2,000,000 for the phone operator in the build- a prominent role in "Ladies of Leia- Love to Five Girls in Musi- ing where thej- girls have their home. fure,'1 the Columbia all-talking dra- They chill this romance, but he (yets calcomedy. ma of night life coming to the Strand MILES out of bounds again and falls for theatre tomorrow. The film, adapted vamp from the chorus of the Follies. from a David Belasco stage play has The Majestic theatre presents a Finally he finds that he is 4n love sparkling "Buddy" Rogers picture, been brought to the screen on the CUSTOMERS with Kathryn Crawford, sweetest most pretentious scale. A distin- ''Safety in Numbers" tomorrow.. natured of the three "guardians." It "Safety in Numbers" is the breezy guished cast including Barbara Stan- takes a fistic encounter with his ri- wyck, Lowell Sherman, Ralp Graves and highly ^musinp; tale of a young val to win her in the uproarious fin man who is about to receive an in- and Marie Prevobt interpret the prin- ish. cipal roles. heritance of 1350,000,000. His guard- This sprightly plot, is interwoven IMPORTED WOVEN ian uncle, deciding that the lud needs with catchy melodies, seven of them Fawcett went on the stage im- SPORT SHOES to be wised up to the wiles of the in all. "Bmkiy" docsj a large shar- mediately upon his graduation from big world, sends him to New York of the singing in the] picture. College, He first appeared in pictures in 1914 at the old Morosco Studios 95 His productions are to'ojnumerous to mention, It is enough tq say that he SANDALS I has been recognized as an outstand- 2 -v ing member of hia profession by Milei landaU at 2.95 for ell twelve clubs in Hollywood and New leatheri including white, York. prove Milei L«ader»hip in He is a member of the famous Regular $5 values. A variety of every Shoe Value*. Beefsteak Club in London, which boaste of many celebrities. attractive combination. New style Milei tellt only the better grade lon- dali—iold eliewhere at $4 or rnof*. Male Principals in "Be rubber soles**wit.h flat or Cuban heeU. Don't Pay leu—it's dangerous. Yourself" Both Lawyers Two of the principals in "Be Yourself," the United Artists all sound, musical and dramatic picture showing at the Crescent theatre, to morrow were former lawyers, who

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JUNE 21 THE HOURK OK $200 BROADWAY JUNE 21 TALKIES and SOUND TKLFl'MOMC 15*1 AMRUV Attractions for 50c They're Shocking All DIALOG Dynamic Sequences I «"!GHT? But You Like Here is Uui pii'tun1 you've • *'K; Zipping--Daring been wnitliiK fur. It's the daring pi.lure nf the sea- son! See and hour what s»n Them « artist's, model dws during &' Dynamic and after working hours! It is sensational — shocking— naughty — hut you'll enjoy it. Dramatic thrills and throbs in a drama that is Thrills, Throbs, smiles and tears It'* a big night arid a thrill night scintillating and sparkling. in a world of illusion and •ham every night when the peppy, snap- Superb characterizations by where tinsel and wine make revelry py ladies of leisure step out with the greatest cast ever assem- king and bright lights turn nigh* their Broadway daddies and out-of- bled for a single production. into day. town buyers. * * * • * + Entertainment DeLuxe! They're shocking but you like them; good company but—it's the Sensational, daring expose of the Don't Miat It! lives of studio models and the gay gay revelry of the bohemian, fast- younger set in their night revels. living younger set that grip* you • * • and hold you with its subtle power. Tense drama set against a snap- * • • py, dashing, naughty background A saint among sinners transmut- of New York's gay night life and es a scarlet woman into an angel of bohemian atmosphere of an artist's purity by the radiant splendor of studio. his own impeachable personality • « • without removing her from the daz- zling lure of a gay life. Sizzling drama of life's danger * • • spots for the younger set who tread the primrose path to destruction, Exotic settings, daring sequences, + •* * pretty girls and gay life as a back- ground for the most dynamic The screen sensation that is rock- drama ever brought to the screen. ing the universe with its jazzy, '^' >.,»' * • * snappy, dazzling presentation of Fascinating damiels and flaming the gayest lives as they are lived in youth at their best and at their the high spots of a thrill crazed Romance tvorst in a daring drama of life's younger set. Graham McNamee Comedy realities and gay moments. tells you the Latest! and Drama News Sensational with A brilliant galaxy of AT THE GATE Barbara Stanwyck famous stars in a pic- Laughs and How M^fkmtivl)a*ibdattf Lowell Sherman ture you won't want stop fJa? by ft£aUMaiGKff*r. MY PONY BOY •on* Ralph Graves to miss! Marie Prevost Nance OT^ 11 Come and Sing George Fawcett Johnnie Walker

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On June •:.! a-iminbrr uf \vnrfci'by <».<* Master wi!l e.mie up for fale ai CiirUUes ill I,-iiinln;i. Th.- pictures are mviied by Mr. Hreit- The beautiful Albrccht Castln of Dresden, on the green bunks of ineye:-, I'hnto slums Ilop]i:ifr':i portrait of Chavlnltc Aucusta I'apan- the River Elbe, has been turned over by the city, to be used as a dlek as a child. summer university for American students. Racing Before the Wind Glass Bottom Boat Crawls

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A Portland, Ore., inventor, G. P. MrUowun, about to launch his tractor glass bottom boat. The boat, lifted with a part. K'ass bottom, CHICAGO—Miss Gretclien I'liiliias getting her sailboat ready for WAITEMATA HARBOR. NEW ZEALAND—A striking photo- is to be used on the Oregon coast lor taking people out to view a very busy season, She is shown here in her overalls in a moment graph of a twenty-two-foot mullet boat racing before the wind during underwater life off-shore. It can also crawl on land. . of relaxation. a recent yacht race at Auckland. We Know You President of Germany at Races Bloomers, Shorts and Breeches

BERLIN—President von Hmdenbun.; in the :,taiui viewing the nu-es at the Hu;ipi-^arten. The occa- ' sion was the race named in honor uf the former tier man. Field Marshall, and v, inch attracted thousands of lovers of the sport. Trooping of the Color Ceremony H. R. H. the Prince of Wales arriving on the parade grounds for A feature of the Grand Prix meeting at Herne HUl cycling track [ the trooping of color" s on th" a occasion of the Horse Guards parade. was the events for women, Including the Nippy Cup. A &trlking con- Sultan of Morocco Tours trast In cycling dress, showing competitors taking refreshment*. Ancestor of Cricket

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jtn their destination. Th<> outfit wat ' accompanied hy a"!nr(te form of men Convict Can t Dren Packard Packed tn keep tho mulei from falling off thi' trnit and down the mountain side Himself When Freed fit the many sharp turns anil to ease Draining, N. T.—They tnrnert Frnnk j THE PERTH AMBOY j On Mule's Back tho burden on thn two beasts nt fre- Singer ont of Ring SlnR recently hut 1 quently mndT. motoring trips. ners in this limited radius of IS; officials of the Packard accessory clothes since he cftine hero ever twen- I I YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL rtE APPRAISED ules at least until 1931 and perha^p ; depaTtmcnt said that a marked in- ty years ago," Con-Den-Rit Radiant Logs anger. I crease in accessory sales followed nl- When Singer wns freed lie »«W1: AT ITS FAIR MARKET VALUE AND THIS KucnramanRQ ifl a wealthy mining most immediately after the price re- "I've been In here a mighty long OdorlesftsEffkient—Inexpensive ALLOWANCE AITLIEI) AGAINST THE ity located on a small table land duction was announced. Special tour- time. I'm Kind to he free BRUIH. I'm I it the top of a mountain !),000 feet i ing trunks and other equipment es- through with Wild life. Now for roul I INITIAL AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS. iit?h in the western part of Colombia pecially designed for extended nuto- life." I not far from the Venezuela frontier.! mobile trips showed the I I U enn te reached rnly by a narrow- crease. He was committed to prison by winding iind rocky trail tir by riding. Packard company sales officials Judge Mulqueen in Manhattan with it Telephone 8510 Perth Amboy STANDARD EIGHT in a huge bucket which carries ore art qimttvl as saying that the incre.us thirty-nine yeur sentence for robbery I December 1r"[><>rly tain. The motor body and frame of. |all where lie hud been *ir the entire scared If the way he felt about It ap- \nlue represented liy It ut tlie time of the Packard were lashed between leriod, cnareed with carrying con- peared to iimke the slightest differ- Its Issue, It Is culled watered M<"|;. two long poles the ends of which enled'wenpons. ence. So hi' Just ndinlts he Is scared, It will not Inftvtisp the [trtipM-ty vnliir were tied onto saddle-like arrange- Ktiiys when1 lie is nml gotn n thrill (f a nir|Kirntltin tit linTtL!iNp its stuck ments strapped to two mules. Hitch- Just the snrn«'. -Wellington Stnr. ed tandem fashion in this manner Wind Takes Money From unless the unun- IN evi'lmnci'il fur rcnl the two mules carried the three more vnlue. j — Classilieil Ads. Hring Results — bulky and heavier parts of the car Wife; Gives It to Hubby Anaconda, Mont.—An 111 wind that whisked $24 from Mrs. McCullum's opened purse the other day relented a few minutes Inter and blew $20 of IF you use a Hoover it doesn't matter so rquch if dirt is more plenti* 'The currency Into the hands of her sWtiul, ivlin happened to lie down ful in hot weather. The Hoover will take it all up, even the most the Btrwi. Mr. MrCnllum notirc.il tilt bills lodged ngnlnst n street driiln. deeply embedded dirt. RiigH ore cleaned more swiftly and easily than by any other cleaning method. come Man, 80, Sentenced Viryinio City, Muni.—'An errant Im- Save your time and strength this summer. See about purchasing a pulse Hint Impelled him lo set tire to the county poor farm bus sent an new Hoover now. There are twft model?, No. 725 which selU for $79.50 eij;hty-yeiir-ol(l limn to the state penl •nd No. 575 which sells tor S6S.50 cash. UMitlury where, If he lives tluit long, lie must remain for two and une-half We sell both models at slightly higher prices on terms of $5 down yeiirs. He la .linnes Duly, who admit- ted ho touched n mutch to the Insti- and $5 a month. tution in a lit of anger. „ Telephone for a demonstration. Let our repre- "Each Other" and "One Another" ...men of the Byrd • "Kueli other" oii(.'lit, In strict usage, sentative show you how well the Hoover works. to be ulstliiRulshed from "one anoth- er." "Kuch other" applies to two only; ^Antarctic Expedition "one another" to more than two. PVBLICMSEWICE -j //'•'• America welcomes you home'affef^your two-year 15*7 \yl trek into the -vast waste* of the frozen Antarctic. And we congratulate you, every one, for your contributions to It's a science .*. . for your discoveries destined to be so far- reaching in effect ai to be almost beyond human belief. TWO-TO-ONE As an example of modem, scientific research your ex- pedition has been superb. Past all barriers ... surmounting oil handicaps . . . you have, in a typically American man* bet in your ner, attained the magnificent goal you set for yourselves. America hails youl favor LEON'S SILVER JUBILEE And il ii with prid* that w« point to Ih* CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF PROGRESS ~ moditt port which Bokar Coffve has YES, MA'AM, you're playing playtd in this thrilling drama For Iwo »a£e when you cook with Pyro- and onsholf tool of Bokor want along (ax. No chance of ever running to Little Amtrtea with th« Byrd Antarctic . out of gas wh*n you rely -on Another Shipment of Expedition. Andwhan tht hlitonc flight our good old two-cylinder sys- wai oiode Qvtr th» South Pols o thermoi tem. 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FPKH VEGETABLES ' FANCY RIPE TOMATOES .. * « 2 \15c > HONEY DEW MELONS n*37c «-8Tc, LETTUCE - • • 2 —a. 13c Prttftt twthtrllnin a/tt«m Perth Ambpy, U ABC. DiuruBBbooMdi 93-95 Smith Street If llom Cflttdtll !•> WOODBRIDGE FAGT, SIX SECTION TWO FRIDAY, .TUNE 20, 1M U...v.-<1 bv Charles C, Ilommann, «ur- appurtenances thereunto belong for the F. ('., held the Harmony or in anywise appertaining. ' shippers at. liny, allowing only four Ive'vor and (iled for record m the BBRNAiRD M. GANNON CAMPBELLS ADD ONE widely scattered hit*. Barber sent Race At Woodbridge Speedway Sunday rierk's Office of Middlesex County. them up for the VfixwHiridgi1 tenni. Dcrn-e amounting to approximate- EM1L STREML.AU, "h ' " and hud his offerings tnurhrd for a ly $:t,7oo.oo. , , .. S20.1(i Solicitor, . TO STRING OF WINS total of night hits. I Together with all and singular, the W. I. 5-23, 20; 0-6, 13. The gnmp was well played, both lights, privileges, hereditaments and AventJites Swamp American tPHms battling hard for the lend. B. B. C. Of Orange, 11 to 3 However, Drascula was in fine form, t for he retired the local batters time —Want Series With Wood- and time ngain. Ayre* and Snlvn PROFESSIONAL AAA SANCTIONED bridge A. A. scored for the winners, Aytvs iron- sing the platter twice. Besides put- Ttu- William P. Campbell Associa- ting out the Harmony nine. Prnsrn- tion niw of Avencl Bddtnl another la orRcktvl out three hits in four tictory tn it? over jrrowinK lift Sun- trips to the plate, to lead with the Jay afternoon by taking a nine in- willow. "Rookie" Lund, former ainp scrap from the American Base-.Woodhridge high school star, and %a!l club of Ornnirt; by the score of Illinois man. played at the- keystone II to .1 at Avenil. With Thuilcsen bag for the Field Club crew, He AUTO fitrhinjr in top-notch form, allowing played errorless ball, and hit once, •nlv four scattered hits, tho Camp- The box score: *,, iellitcs had a fairly easy time win- Woodbridf* rUrraony (0) tinjr the name. AB R H The Avcnol hitt"rs ?mnttprezont> for a total of four- Wa!-h. :;h 4 (1 1 RACES tpi-n hits, Itahu'k and Harna loading Poeheek. »b I ' 0 II with three apiece. Victory was al-Muflfet. ss •'! •' 0 1 THIRD 1930 EVENT •iiist certain, whon the township H.ird. If ..301 iriw piled up an early lead. At theGursaly. t'. 3 0 0 end of the iifth. the score favored Boar, rf 3 0 0 / A HERMAN the homesters S to 1. Three runs in Barrier, p 3 l) 1. the seventh completed the scoring, •jr SGHURCH •iml (tare the \V. I'. C.'s a ten run 31 0 4| lead. The visitors added two tallies Ke»b«T F. C (3) . OODBRIDGF to their score in the ninth, but failed . AB R H by a wide margin, to threaten dan- Ayres. If 4 2 1 Uerously. Salva. Ub . 4 11 SPEEDWAY L A. Centanni. stur catcher of the Stark, rf . -.. 4 0 1. W Michifrnn I'niversity displayed some DradcuU, p 4 0 ,i fiivi;ilil<> work behind the pl^i^Da- Sikorski, ss ....-» 0 0 (.LEFT) pulitn starred in the field wrHr*sev- Burke,, lb 3 0 0 «r»l snappy plays. Thullcsen did wei\ Wynkoop, c 3 0 j FIR/AMI • n the slab, walking three and fan-Lund, 2h s " ' LAW SHE ning six. Strasser sti'uck out two andMcOraw, cf 2 ° ° TIME TRIALS walked one; McKnight, one and one. "The Campbells' would like ti> ar- 31 3 8 SUN. 77 1 P.M. range a st>ries of ganic< with tTio BILL ALBER1SOM WILLIAM L1MC0LM Woixlbridito A. A., in the near fu- FIRST RACE ture. JUNE/6/6 The box score: ACES TAME TIGERS I Devdly Mine GAA 3:00 P. M. Campbell'! (11) | Afterdamp is n (:11s farmed hy or AH R H E I e\]ilos|on 4 1 1 Freely—Aces Want Games. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, A DRIVERS Thullesen, p 4 ~] 1 0 CORPORATION OK X. J., Com- Me Ardlc, 1st ,2 0 1) 0 Tho Woodbridge Aces defeated plainant, and HAROLD M. FRO- INCLUDING the* Sewaren Tiprers lfi to 13 in a KHLICH AND KATE G. FROEH- 14 4 free hitting game played on tho LICU. his wife, et als., Defendants. American B. B. C. (3) Roynton Field in Sewaren. Montague, Ki Fa for sa|e of mortgaged prem- AB-. R« H E FRED FRAME 11 and Gioe pitched for the winners, ises dated April 21, VXiti. Hunter 3b, ' 2 0" 0 " 1 while Kurtiak, Chesdnk and Garret- Hy virtue of the above stated writ C. McKnight, 2b .. 2 0 0 0 son toed the slab for the losers. F. to me directed and delivered, I will 'fioynolds, lb . . 4 0 0 2 Lattanzio led with the stick with a expose to sale nt public vendue on HERMAN SCHURCH Boirrvt', If ' ,.. 4 1 0 0 (perfect day at bat. He smacked the WEDNESDAY, JUNE EIGHTEEN- J. Smith, cf 4 >) :i 0 j pellet four times in as many trips to TH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND Semuh", rf 4 0 0 0 [the plate.. Gioe, ('. Salvatore and P. THIRTY BILL CUMMINGS JI'w Schwander, >«s ,4 0 i ;j I Salvatore also hit -well. Parsons, At one o'clock Standard Time (two B. Smith, c 1 0 0 0 (Trieder and Garret son led with the o'clock Daylight Saving Time) in the Langton, c, Uh '.. 4 0 0 0 stick for the Tigers. afternoon of the said day at the And a number of other famous E. McKnight, 2b 1 0 0 0 Sheriff's Office in the City of New Strasscr, p 2 0 0 0 The Aces would like to book games Hrunswick, N. J. with any light senior or heavy jun- All the following tract or parcel of Auto Racing Stars. 32 3 4 6 iors in this vicinity. For games, call land anil premises hereinafter parti- Scw.e by innings Woodbridge 8-129'.) between G and injf man. American boo looI 002— 3 7 o'clock any evening. fularly described, situate, lying and Camrfcell's 031 130i 30x—11 The box score: being in the Township of Wood- GATES OPEN AT 1 P. M. Woodbridge "Acei" (16) bridgo in the County of Middlesex AB R H PO A E and State of New Jersey. Montague, p, 1st 3 4 1 8 2 0 BEING known and designated as INFIELD ADMISSION „.. $1.00 HARMONY TOSSERS F. Ijjttanzio, 3rd 4 2 4 2 2 0 Lots numbers eleven hundred forty- Pomeroy, ss 3 10 12 1 three and eleven hundred forty-four GRAND STAND SEATS 2.00 Gioe, 1st, p 4 2 3 5 4 0 (1U3-1U4) on a map entitled, SHUT OUT BY F. C. O. Salvatore, c .. 4 0 2.8 0 0 "Property of W. H. Motfitt, Com- RESERVED BOX SEATS 3.00 Pelras, cf 5 1110 1 prising 029 Building Lots known as T. Lattanzio, 2nd G 2 2 0 2 0 Hopclawn, situated in the Township PARKING CARS .28 Drascula Leads Keasbey to 3-0 P. Salvatore, If f> 3 4 2 0 0 of Woodbridge, Middlesex County, Victory, Giving Locals Only J. Lattanzio, rf 6 1 1 0 0 1 New Jersey", November, li)02. Sur- Four Hits in Close Game, 41 1G 18 27 12 3 Sew.ren "Tiger." (13) The Woodbridge Harmony Club AB R H PO A E nine crossed the border into the Parsons, ss 5 3 4 13 1 ^CHEVROLET, wilds of Keasbey Sunday afternoon, Cheslak, 3rd, p 3 1 0 0 2 0 H. B. LARZERLERE JR., millionaire Philadelphia!!, ii a big-time au- knd in that metropolis, was treated Garretson, 1st, p 5 2 3 5 1 0 tomobile race driver (or the thritli he gett out of it rather than the money to a 3 to 0 shutout by the Keasbey Anderseh, c G 1 3 16 0 0 ther« ii to be had at it. He will ride Sunday afternoon at Woodbridge Field Club outfit. Drascula, pitching McDermott, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 in a card of (print race*. only Chevrolet Dealers sell

Cotter, rf 2 0 0 0 01 PROFESSIONAL AAA SANCTIONED Strykary, If ...... 4 12 2 10 Casey, ef 4 2 2 0 10 Wanderers Rally; Kurtiak, p, 3rd .512130 Trieder, 2nd 2 2 2 2 2 0 Beat Macs 13 to 8 39 13 18 27 13 2 Score by innings: Smokey Fans Ten, Allows Ten "withan atcounts Aces 237 200 200—16 Hits While Mates Rally to Tigers 272 000 110—13 AITC Kill Lead built Up by Fast Macs. • Quality and Dependability SECO UNABLE TO Staging an eight run rally in the sixth inning enabled the Woodbridge Wanderers to score a 13 to 8 tri- RACES fflTjJMS 5-3 umph over the Macs A. C. on Sun- See your Chevrolet dealer first day afternoon on the winner's dia- AT THE Avenelites Drop Close Game mond. Smokey pitched the entire Chevrolet's "O K that counts" tag is performance and owner satisfaction. To National Pneumatic Nine game for the victors, allowing only ten hits in the nine inning tilt. Kal- the sign of quality and dependability Buy now and you can choose from When Flesko Turns In Fine mar, Mac's moundsman, had the tilt 1 that has convinced millions of buyers the finest and most complete selec- Game For Winners. pretty well under his wing up to the- disastrous sixth when the Wanderers that Chevrolet dealers offer match* tion of 4 and 6 cylinder used cars less used car values. Failing to hit in the pinches cost cut loose with a hitting barrage that we have ever featured. which soon cut down the four run Read the special bargains described the Steel Equipment tossers a close lead held by the Maes. The Maes were Come to our store and select a car, bull gamy with the | National Pneu- unable to overcome the margin built bearing this famous red O K tag that below! Profit by this spectacular 3- matic nine- this w>_>ek. The final score up by the winners by the rally, scor- shows just how it has been inspected day selling! Come In today and drive of the clash was o to 3. Johnny Kara ing only twice during the rest of the and thoroughly reconditioned to away the car you've always wanted, and Lokey split the pitching duties game. (ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY BETWEEN provide a maximum of appearance, at a bargain price. for the losers, allowing elevBa hits. Smokey excelled with the willow, PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON) The Avenelites ware unable to knock out more than five clouts from the j banging out four hits in as many trips | to the pan, for a perfect day. Kozo slants sent up by Flesko of the Rah- Amazing low prices for 3 days only and Suzch hit twice each. Three Macs way outfit. batters hit twice each to tie for bat- At the end of the fourth the ting honors for their team. Both score favored the.Pneumatic aggre- pitchern did well, Smokey' striking 4 gation 4 to 1. In the last of the out twelve, and Kalmar, eleven, j fifth, the Beco boys shoved across The Wanderers are scheduled ' to two runs in an attempt to tie the meet the Orioles on Sunday, in what score, but Flesko issued zeroes for is expected to be a tough battle. the rest of! the innings. Laurent of The manager would like to book a 100 - Mile - 100 the losers led with the stick, with game with the Sewaren Tigers in three hits. the near future. For contests with The box score: the c ub, call Woodbridge 8-08B6-W. Professional Auto Race National Pneumatic (5) AB R H PO A E The box score: R. Rehak, ss 3 2 112 0 I Wanderer* (13) Burke, 8b 3 12 0 10 I AB R H £ 25 - Mile - 25 Laurent, If 3 13 2 0 0 Rudy, cf, 4 0 00 Brady, c 4 12 6 10 Yuhas, lb, 4 110 Wesighan, 2b 2 0 0 3 3 0 Hopp, 2b, 4 0 11 Consolation Race Dawson, lb 4 0 2 7 0 0 Pinter, 3b 3 2 11 Klesko, p 3 0 0 0 2 0 Kozo, as, 4 2 2 1 1927 Essex Coach M. Versusky, cf 3 0 1 1 0 0 Olah, e, 5 110 1928 Chev. 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Kongo, M, 4 2 2 2 23 3 5 21 7 1 Ami any o« thue c«r« in b, bought for a mull down payment ant •»> term GATES OPEN AT 9 A. M.' Score by innings: 35 8 10 5 Nut. Pneumatic 300 101 0—5 The score by Innings: RACES AT 2 P. M. Seco 001 020 0—3Macs, A. C 202 200 011— 8 Tho summary: three base hits, Wanderers 002 028 lOx—13 Laurent. Two base hits, Laurent, The summary: Three baae hits, JEFFERSON MOTORS, Inc. Dawbon, Alden. Sacrifice hits, Burke, Olah. Two base hiU, Whitie, Smok- Laurent. Stolen ba»«i, l*urent, tte- ey. Hit bf pitched ball, Pinter (I), hak. Bane on balls off Kara, 1; off Kalmar. Sacrifice hltB, Rudy, Mey- 160 New Brunswick Avenue Lohey, 2; off Flegko, fl; passed ball, JULY 4 er., Strwk out by Smokey, 12 L b; Brato; wild. pifeh, Ww " on Wli, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. / )F> BRIDGE INDEPENDEK'x FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1M A. DEFEATED BY PIONEERS, 12 TO 1; BY RAMBLERS, 7 TO 4 galaxy Of Stars f-THAT LITTLE GAME" 'FILLING'THE PARTY W00D6RIDGE PENNANT DRAGS IN DUST AS TEAM PLAYS At Track Sunday P».AY Wild Bill" Cumming., Daredevil Rider, and Winner of th« Fon FUN ^ l!/.OOf IT SLIPSHOD BASEBALL 100 Mile Champion.hip Race at Langhorne Together ooa OAME is With Schurch, Frame, Robinton, Cyr, Decker and Fo(l PROTGCT'.ON, Other. SJ«ted For Action Galore Act. E. GER1TY, MULLEN, BARTISH DO PITCHING SM, *F Hot) "DoHT One of the moat fcolorful "of the The championship bound Woodhridge A. A. nine, was Sunday. He plat), to arrive at the t)0MT CARE CHAR&E MONEY i rent crop of big-time automobile track tomorrow and go through sev- rather unceremoniously diverted from its course by two sound ,, v(Ta, namely "Wild Bill" Cum- eral trial spins. TO 4T* •- • TH& CHIPS THE &tfu>yu. lickings suffered over the week-end. The Pioneer Seniors of ni njrii, the sensation of the dirt If C'ummings figures he will walk ,, i ks, will make hi* initial appcnr- Perth Amhoy took the Brownies into camp Saturday afternoon, off with first place with no trouble H 'EM MOuND AND ,,','. ii nt the Woodbridge Board whatsoever, he will undoubtedly winning a rather slipshod ball game by the score of 12 to 1. O» vri-ilwny .Sunday afternoon in a prove sadly mistaken, for there is a NOT OrtW BREAK "EM |..',nl of sprint races that extends veritable array of stars who loom LOSfc 'EM, AH) Sunday, the fast Rahway Ramblers rallied in the eighth and i , ry promise of surpassing those of aa likely to extend him to the limit. YOO UNOvW TE ninth frames to tear down the three run lead held by the locals, ,,M |>nst in the way of tnrilla and thief among these are: Freddy Frame, the fourth national ranking and won, 7 to 4. Both games were played on the Grove street The entry of Cutnmings is regard- dnver; Bill Albertson, the Swedish , - -(00 diamond in Woodbridge. * \ ,, is n ten-strike by Ralph A. Han-«tar of Penn Yan, N. Y.; Bob Rob- ; LOSE MOflB'M Jimmy Mullen and Eddie Gerity a two run lead, and\a little confi- , I ,,11, the Woodbridge prornotor. linsoh, the dirt track ace, and Her- C6MT5 KT I wns HankinBon who gave Cum-. man. Schurch, the German youth of shared the moundwork against the dence. With the score M to 2 as the 1 MOST- Pioneers, and had their combined seventh inning closed, thing* lookc* „ •n|TS his first crranoe.'in organized Hollywood, Cal. Srhurch is entered ,! m(r. For years one of the out-but has wired that the car he has IN WRD offerings banged ground the lot lor a favorable for a win, bin the untime- .Hiding drivers in the ranks of t'no been using at the local track will not UtcK M-u NIGHT MAMY total of fifteen hits by the .Amboy ly rally by the Rammers spoiled itbiws", Cummings made his de-•I ('in shape to use. He is bending his sluggers who were led 'by PWci, nec- everything. i 11 in sanctioned AAA racing at the efforts to securing another car for ond bnseman, who hit three times in Bartish led the losers at bat, hit- the race. liv<> trips to the platter. Rossi, Pion- ting twice. Chaillet and Collins dt I iiiplinrne, Pa., track in the open- eer Hurler, held the Risely charges the Rahway nine did likewise Sere» i' rnre of the season. \ Charlie Cyr, the Frenchman, to six scattered hit* while his main hits were clattered out by the Rlftdf •'Wild Bill", who carries the nick- whose car overturned on him in the piled up an early leRd which the A.forces. Joe Bartsh allowed the Rat i inic UK a result of his daring driv- ilast meet, is also entered. He will A. failed to threaten. Jim Mullen wayans nine. The box scores: • X, carried off the laurels in grand b« out to demonstrate that the near scored the only tally for tho losers. Woodbridge A. A. (1) •vie at the Pennsylvania track. He tragedy failed to dim his nerve. "< hicky" Witheridge and Jack Keat- AB R H i lushed first in the championship Jimmy (Jleason, n popular favor- ing led' with the stick, with two hits Mesick, 2b 4 0 0 inii-iiiilo race in which he had to ite at the track last year, may also apiece. Four errors by the A. A. in-D. Gerity, w 3 0 0 n.iitch his skill and the speed of hi* lii'ld failed to help matters any. fiandbeck, If ... 4 0 ir with that of such luminaries as The Sunday game was better. Joe Witlwridge, 3b 4 a i:;ilph l>c Palma, Fred Frame, Her- Hnfcish fought quite n pitching duel Keatingg, cf 44 2 •: iin Schurch, Hob Robinson, Cliff with (iagliardo of the Ramblers, only Mullen, lb, p 4 0 lin-gerc, and a host of others. to lose out in the closing innings, Rehak, rf 2 1 Having scored such n brilliant vic- when a four run rally in the eighth Tronsko, c 4 1 ;. ry in his "coming out", Cummings gave the Union county tossers a two E. Gerity, p 3 0 -.• ii> spurred on and immediately run lead, which they increased by up for the M)0-mile Indiannp- one, in the ninth. The visitors took 82 1 classic. And in that his success the lead in the first inning by push- Pioneer Senion (12) ntinued, for" he finished fifth—a ing across two runs. In the last of AB R H lire achievement, indeed, consider- the third, the Brownies tallied three Osllslo, 88 5 2 2 ing the fact that it was his first ap- counters to take a one run margin. Cooper, cf 4 1 1 rnraniH' in the annual'Memorial Seen From The Sidelines Another run in the fifth gave them 2 Mizerak, 3b 5 2 I i:iy classic. fteznichak, c 6 2 2 And then, far from being content Pucci, 2b ' 5 1 3 ••••• ith the laurels heaped on him, the • By TOM BRENNAN, Sports Editor Doukas, lb 4 1 2 caring (.'ummings entered a 100-mile SENATORS DAMAGE Marsicano, If 4 1 1 • hampionahip race at Detroit two Hank, If ""'. 1 0 0 weeks ago. There he once again came NO EDITORIAL think Schmeling is the champ. Some dont Rossi, p 5 4 2 :hvough in grand style, showing his CROSSWORDS 20-3 J. Callahan, rf 2 0 0 :,.il to a galaxy of speed kings and It is hard to write an editorial thisVeek— Some say it's too hot to think. Some can't. So Ihibin, rf 1 1 0 0 heir highly tuned cars. for many reasons. The warm sun beams kind-, the question remains unsettled. Big league Pete Schmidt Has Little GleasoTi, rf 1 I While riding ns an outlaw, Cum- iiingj gained no little fame wherewr |ly through the open window. Gentle breezes baseball teams are plodding their wearj^ways. Trouble Holding Visitors Af- 43 12 15 Sunday game: .!• showed. His daring driving stamp- The Yankees play ball with the ghost or\lit- ter First Frame — Moulton, <1 him apart from the rest (if the pi- j ripple through trees, scurry through windows, Woodbridge A. A. (4) < is in the outlaw ranks and ha be- tle Miller Huggins inspiring them to better Ef- Whalen Lead Attack. "WILD BILL" CUMMINGS and persist in wafting papers and things into AB R amc a popular favorite wheretcr ho fort. Watching his boys, as he would have Mesick, 2b 4 0 I went. the genera] direction of the floor. Then too, Sweeping into an early lead, the D. Gerity, rf 5 1 His iijiptarahce at the local bowl race. Olcasiiii lias sent for an entry nothing particularly spectacular has happened been wont to do if he were alive. Iselin Senators had little trouble Kafton, If 4 0 will mark his initial showing on a blank iwwl thmigti i| is n nt re tinned, Major Segrave had his life snuffed out walloping the Crossword A. A. Sun-Witheridge, ss 3 0 to con-j signed liy liinittbt and that he will Woodbridge A. A. "got bumped off" twice, Schmidt, veteran southpaw, had noMullen, lb 4 0 Mraie bis string of victories there on ride Suniliiy. The l'hiladclphian last ed with the "Speed Immortals." A brave man trouble holding the Visitors after the B. Gerity, 2b ..'""''.. 4 1 scn.irtn roib' scvfral brilliant races at much \o the chagrin of many local fans. A very Heenan, c 4 1 first frame, when they scored two the local jiine saucer. bad week-end for the Brownies. Their colors of iron nerve. A real sportsman. Most of the Bartish, p 4 1 A slight change in the program men who follow the speed game are. Many runs,. He allowed nine hits, while his will be effective Sunday. Instead of are brown and white. "Brownies" is a good mates banged out sixteen from the 35 ! EAGLES TAKE TWO Woodbridge people have had ppportunities offerings of Chapman who went the Rambler. (7) three qualifying her.ts, as in prev- nick-name, eh? ious years, there will be four. In to see a number of them in action on the board entire stretch for the losers. AB H these the cars finishing first and sec- , _ . , , , At the end of the third, it was C. 'Smith, cf 6 1 FROM FAST^MIDGETS ond will qualify for the feature And another thing. A road gang is laying F. Hedeman, 2b . 4 0 speedway. They have watched brawny men-,j.qujt6 evident that the Senators twenty-five mile race. In addition new rails in the region of the Green street tall, short, fat, slim, battle and play with mach- would win, for Woodbridge and their Philadelphia y \. Stein, rf 4 3 3 1 Eighth Inning. Hit Five Times. '" when Pete Smoyak cracked out headquarters. Once Sunday's races 15-5. neat single in thh e ninth inning to |B. Leahy, cf 3 % 2 0 are written into history they will de- bring in the winning run, after the In a preliminary to the Wood- Wyolas had tied the score, 2 to 2. 45 36 34 2 vote all their attention to putting on The Woodbridge Midgets, led by Outhitting St. Joseph's of Car- a 100-mile race at the Langhorne, teret, eighteen to nine, but failing bridge A. A.-Ramblers game Sunday PORTS BOMBARDED The final count was 3 to 2. Mickey Woodbridge Midget. (20) Donald Zenobia, who allowed only afternoon, the Woodbridge Cardinals Soo pitched for Fords, holding the AB ft H E Pa., truck on July 4th. The Lang- five hits in a nine inning tussle play- to push across runs cost the Wood- r horne track, incidentally, is located took it on the nose- 5 to 3 at the Indians to four hits in a brilliant Keating, p 5 3 4 0 ed this week, trimmed the Eagle A. bridge A, C. a nine inning battle hands of the Campbell Association mound duel with Masked of the Ind- on the Lincoln Highway midway be- with the boro team, Sunday, 9 to 8. BY IROQUOIS13-5 " Moy, c 5 2 3 0 tween Trenton and Philadelphia. C, 15 to 5. Eppensteiner, pitching nine of Avenel in a seven inning ians. j. Crum, lb 5 2 2 0 At the end of the eighth, after hav- for the losers, was banged around scrap. The game was a regular pitch- Vernillo, Hutnick Fail To Stop With both moundsmen in top Fitzpatrick, 2b 5 3 3 0 ing staged a four run rally, the ing duel between Gloe and Campion Iormform, tnthee n firsmt three frames were Sreiner, 3b 5 2 2 0 the diamond for a total of seventeen Woodbridge crew tied the score 8 of the losers, and Kennedy of the »„(,„,, ci,.™ c T ' three frames w Pastric, ss 5 3 2 U 'bits by the Midget batters. Keating to 8. A ruji trickled across the plate Avenel crew. Both teams hit five Amboy Sluggers _ Fourth scoreless affairs for both teams. _ Bhulic, If 5 3 2 0 WOODBRIDGE A. A. led the winners with the stick, with in the last'frame, winning the game times each. Tom Cannan and J. Pet- Inning Rally Spells Defeat. tne {xTst cf the fourth, Fords broke Sherman, rf 5 110 four hits. for the boro machine, the locals be- ras led the winners at bat iwith two * the ice by pushing across two rum Varlfc, cf 5 10 0 hits apiece. Fee topped the Cards ing unable to tally in their half of With J. Vernillo and Hutnick fail- to teke the lead- .So0'3 slants baffled VS. HAWKS SUNDAY The Eagles drew first blood by with the same number of hits. eighth, when a bit heavy hitters in a Sunday l e ndm 8 unti th e last 45 20 l'J 0 the inning. game bled scoring four times | in the opening Both teams scored one in the aint g Porto tste Readingm the onslaugh, the Athletict of ths ewer Iroe- ?. , ' " visitors! to, tie th eo fscore U>,* Score by innings: Budnar did well on the slab for t w s Team Ready To Return To franie. In the last hi,lf of the senjjnd, opening frame. The visitors pushed forced to surrender to the tune of i ", ? , r- that there was a .pos- - the A. C, striking out eight and is- lb It "'xlK. Midget! .... 321 207 032—20 the Midgets scored twice, after Zen- across two in the j third and two in13 to 5 after a disastrous fourth in-1 ? » y « the game going into extra Win Column — Kafton Will suing no free passes to first' Mullen innin 3> iagle'a A. C. .! i!G& 050 678—30 obia had settled down to the task of the fifth to take a four run margin ning smash ruined all hopes of vie-' ^ *"?' Smoyak's timely hit pitched for the winners, giving four BettJe< the 85 The summary — Home runs, E. Face Former Amboy Mates. holding the A. C. batters. In the third while Kennedy held the Woodbridge tory over the Ambayans. Twenty hits; '• J i "**- bases on balls, and fanning five. The 0 led e eahy (2), Hanson 1. Three base the winners had their big frame. batters. In the last of the seventh, were registered by the visitors, every! . y? ™ "* Cordites with the bat, box score: : nlttin lita: E. Leahy, Farr. Two base hits, On Sunday afternoon, at 3:30, onThey pounded Eppensteiner fot the Birdies made a bid for runs, man on the roster connecting. M\i K twice. Masked did likewise Woodbridie A. C. (8) f r th e w y Leahy and Gardner. the Grove street diamond, the Wood- enough hits to bring in eight runs, scored two, and were bottled, The Wybraniec, pitching for the winners, ? . . . .y°l& nine. Fords collectel The second game: AB R box score: eight bingles from Markerl. Anthony bridge A. A. will cross bats with the and build up a Ij^tl which the Eagles G. Hunt, lb .'. 5 1 allowed the A's six hits. Eagla'i A. C. (9) Hawks of Perth Amhoy in an en-were unable to ^ercome. Cardinal* (5) Athletic* (8) was well pleased with the work of AB R H E deavor to return, to the winning col- J. Anderson, rf 4 AB R H AB R his players, who turned in a fine eahy, p 4 3 4 0 Woodbridg* Midget. (15) F. Yap, ss 3 Fullerton, 2b 2 ga.me, from start to finish. The bor umn. Kafton, a former Hawk, will AB R H E, Delaney, 3-b 5 D. McDonnell, If B 0 arBon, c 4 12 1 oppose his old mates, on the mound Jago, 3b 3 Vernillo, lb B 1 score: Farr, lb 4 3 4 0 Moy, c, 4 2 2 J. Zega, If 5 Fee, ss 3 for the Brownies. The team will Zenobia, p, 4 3 1 McDonnell, 3b B 1 Ford. (3) fcady, 2b 4 0 2 0 S. Trosko, c 5 Ruddy, lb 2 'Simione, cf 4 1 AB R 9 have its regular lineup facing the Krum, lb, 4 12 it. Mundy, cf 5 Murtagh, If 3 Surdner, 3b 4 110 Amboyans, and it is expected that a T. Simione, 2b ;. 4 1 Hrehowski, ss 4 0 1 laroe, gs 3 0 12 Fitzpatrick, 2b, 4 11 S. Mesurs, 2b 4 Gioe, p, rf 2 0'! Joe 'ftomer, if 1 fairly large crowd will bij on hand B. Keating, ss, 4 14 J. Budnar, p 4 Fratterola, c 4 1 0 Levi, If 4 110 to see the Bar,cellona forces in ac- Ungvary, cf 3 J, Vernillo, p 2 0 0 ! Johnston, cf 4 1 Bernstein, 3b, .+ 4 2 3 Cacciola, c, rf 3 0 Jim Romer, lb 4 Leahy, rf 2 0 10 tion. FiiFitzpatrickk , rff, 42 2 40 Hutniek, p 1 0 1 Ippenstjeiner, cf 2 0 10 18 Campion, j>, c ., 2 Barbato, rf :. 4 0 0 MilAick, rf 4 0 The A. A. players were given a KKenna , cff, 4 2 St. Joieph't (9) Gillis, If, A. Simione, cf 4 0 0 Glof, 3b .j 4 1 31 9 17 3 severe jolt over the week end, when ,1 AB R H 23 3 5 4 Rodper, 2b 4 0 Woodbridge Midg.U (7) they took two bounces in a row. Mudrak, 3b 4 10 (3) 38 Soo, p 4 0 The batting of the team has descend- 36 16 17 0 Schein, c 4 0 1 AB R H E AB R "H AB R H E lroquoii (13) Smoyak, c 3 0 ed into the proverbial mid-season Lyman'cf ,. 4 10 Kennedy, p 4 0 10 AB R Burke, If 1 0 ««"«. P •-* ? 2 »]umpj and the team ia. playing shaky E.gl.. A, C. (S) ©hatcher, rf 4 11 Hughes, 2b 4 0 0 0 4 Hansen. e 4 2 2 1 Al Wybraniec, If 5 1 oy, c 4 baeebull However, from what can be B. Coughlin, If 4 12 Cannan, ss 3 2 2 0 A. Wybraniec, c S 2 33 learned from the playera, a snappy EppWeiSSr, p,-*. *.. -4 110 O'Donnell, lb, p ...«. 4 0 0 Perna, c *. 3 0 0 1 ^um, lb 4 Farr, lb 4 0 0 3 Lakomski, cf 5 1 Wyol,. (a) tzpatrick, 2b 4 comeback is expected. In the Satur- Kubrick, 2b' 4 8 2 Obropta, If 3 0 0 0 Molly, 2b , 6 1 AB H day game against the Pioneers, sev- Brady, 2b, 4 0 0 01 T, Donovan, as 4 2 1 Trerich, lb 8 0 0 1 r«iner»trlck,, 8asbs 44 I S. Molly, 8B 5 3 S'G.ennelli, rf 4 a»trlculic, kU 44 1 eral of the regulars we/e absent, and Leahy, ss ' 4 2 10 Mullen, p, lb 4 0 2 S. Petras, cf 3 0 0 0 M. Wybraniec, p 6 1 2.Haaf, cf -4 hl this alone greatly influenced the Gardnet, 3b 4 0 0 1 Pom'ftroy, 3b 2 10 0 2 8 I Pasaante, ab 4 herman, rf 44 0 Levi, rf, 4 0 0 0 Milesky-, 3b 5 Isnuan, cf 4 outcome of the game. Eddie Gerity J. Petras, rf 8 2 2 0 Begarny, rf 5 1 2 I Flanagan, c 4 pitched a. great ball game, but failed Larsen, cf, 4 0 10 Score by innings: 1 Anow, If, 8 0 0 3 St. Joseph's 602 000 001—9 Dobrosky, lb 4 2 Statler, «s 3 86 7 15 3 to get the support he deserved. Ger- 28 6 5 ~2 Doyle, lb 2 i Woodbridge A. C. 000 020 240 8 Score by innings: i Score by innings: ity has been pitching in hoodoo luck 86 6 5 8 The summary: struck out by Bud- 44 13 20 Benes, 2b 2 l fbdg. Midgets *. 011 310 001—7 th's season, and ia due for a winning The score by innings: nar, 8; base on ball by Budnar, 0; Campbells 102 020 0—5 Score by innings: Breslin, M 2 * V» A. C 022 121 001—0 streak. The team has been through Eagles A. C. 4D0 001 000— 6 Btruek out by Mullen, 6; bases on W, C. A. A 100 000 2—8Iroquois 001 821 001—13 Fuller, If 1 1 summary — Home runs: E. several severe workouts this week, Midgets 028 OH 120—16 balls by Mullen, 4.. The summary: two base hits, Jago, Athletics 000 001 040— 5 Masked, p 3 t , (1). Three base hits, E. Lea-and prospects of a victory over the The summary: Two base hits, B. S. Petras. Struck out by Campion, 6; The summary: Three base nit. V. I), rwr (1). Two ba»e )»ite, E. Eawka look bright. Gioe, 4; Kennedy, 1, Walks b Cam- McDonnell. Two b»» hits, Al Wybra- % « Keating, Larsen, lAsahy, Moy. Three ion, 1; Gioe, 0; Kennedy, , Gardner, F»rr, K«»tinK, Moy. bwa h?t«, B. Keating <2), ZenabU, —Please mention Woodbrtyn Indt- •.1 Begarney Score by innings: 1 Icomski and i: ferady to Fwr, F»ti tt Moy. 0 0 0 8 0 ft - A & "" FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930 PAGE EIGHT SECTION TWO Amnetin Victim RecalU SCRAPS

\,< !•.:!•! i.-B-l TIB I' •'!: i",«wn inn Name After Hearty Meal Xrnrly .1,000 varieties of poor* are , r ,|i, RT 'i ..i •• I'l.h" FSnltlmorr Hovivnl hy ho! food nnri grown in tlip mitcl Stntcs. . • j , ' -;,!•' SlriiW- n nlRM's »l«|i, a LVymrold ii ,) 11 : F!i;i;ivNiMi. .,' I.."'' inr. ]•- • of amnpsln, f»mid IITP. lilontlflcd him For the first time In tlie t'nlvpmlij u a o u i,f i hnrln M. »elf at » I'""iI hospital us of Tnlsn's history no Indlnns are en- ,,,,rll:.Tlv liv riOUUUUO Kramer, 6133 1'lne Jtrool, Thlladel- | ro]|P,i. lir»r. I', I.r Wi-ll-k l*-rlv Iv nth'T ;i ! ••IP?" ' nili.-ri-. t.y Ihf •v tnii P.»»'l Speaking In halting wnrd*, as Flpires nt the Unlvorflty of ,;»!. « i fin\ <• J"M 1° ,!«;.• IIF".'; IN MN'i Imil Murch J. 'though he ww trying desperately to show the avernge nge of freshmen ii thBt he ll9(1 • r.s i •' isfi:, in no'>V remember, tlie b«y «»I<1 lower each year. !•• ir 1- •. I.-, :,iril- ..f M ;v-n „.,..I. f,,. M .'..!l.«iM C'iinty »n \:r. . 'f • • an! M ! ir.i' A left home on February 28, hut he • i-i-h I v tti. • • •••. ••< Trnth Tr»rl could not recall how or when he Hampton Ilonds. Virginia's sen (fnte- H B' lit,' ••( ;»rF"v atv! I w f MN<; "i 'i i" "' 1 j thf I .rt l'. [.:, n# Anil reached Baltimore. wny, has seen Its Imports Inrrense four .r r Jo- I \v vithPTly fi'l- -' "' :n : t» ,i;v|.i..n line -f • He was (mind huddled In the door- times and Its exports seven times In \rp nouth ,t» 1 in th- 1 .,.» wild •»il 'I ''•' way of a drug ftnre at North »nd , .jnty of I'. -I Kian wl J P. KVHH l,y ,|p...i . «5 mlnul" '»"( 15 yen re. th* ilUlnl'in I'll" "' M F'.t.rimry 1 'l»1 M Linden avenues by Patrolman James 111 r.f ln-piln frjr U|i]dl« whirr. ('*<• B. Kern*. Ten thontand school children from •> It?. »l^. a «t;ilip n• • w f, f Biliti tlHft Hltcr Hil^wn »r.i- • r weBt ns Chicago, nre to make h tour »lj rrt*fi; '..niHifilnF I* »• where he drnnk five siasaea of milk r WILDWOOD-by-the-S l". !h. T - •inty 'Jt | ' "Ulli<'Aot'-rn tii iPl pRrt '•'. and consumed food na tf he were fam- of historic Virginia. J ished. — * NEW JERSEY J lr«t Tiwt fi r- i'.K':!NNJ\'<; »t a At the hospltnl phvilclans who «• The population of RnmhA*:. e ti;i:,i in; ! ni.nli* many, the town with as many hrew- Tri« largsrr . . . fin«rt , molt modern* jr.'iTKt HI'IIK U:* amlned him snl orM the r lte of olic new mp rom •. <•• Hi., n.irlhr.. food. The flwt thine the boy eotild InhnWtnnt , ,,„,, I.il.n i'nrr Hn'1 ,i**. Two nundr»d ipacioui . . . airy tell them wns tils ace. After eating _ -oo,n» , , most of which overlook th* : ' 1 - fiJi,i,j in a njore and «lee[»lnc. I.e. completed his , <-.«< n , , finatt of privat* facilitwi • ,!..« : ;:•• : u- -.i ,'. ",msi< i . il.- n.'.'ill; ..r M'K i(-r "f t lg not oftm thnt ym h(lflr of f it filiti f •tlf'.f- I II ,, t),i. ...Pi' a '"••«. IVp •• 'li !i. 'M »i,:-l MIL! ii^' "_• J . bflin t i , tpUndid CTS--<. If. tlirr.'f tinrll • li Identity. grandchildren older than children, but p •w- until -it (•'/in'** 1'. H *Wni' ,,f »ni1 •••'. I '.II II- ....r'.h'-J-1 d ir th" •••If il."Tt-.( f'r a d.rniw nf i-nl' ].,( IKlTth The boy *nld thnt his father wns „„,F A JVttB> s|()ux C|( IoKa, I.Vlllfl.l: ..I tl.cn- *• * prepared. n- i.r'i . r y tlio ' I>ifi» : i'>:r.-» •• Morris Kramer, who operates a cloth- becnnle a grnmln,mher nt tMr,r.one .i| r.i'hjiri) Hyah by deed ith t!.i" 'in .1, Hf'-r- . i, I. .,, "i. ...^1 |. . • ;.- I .... h r-..« I" rnlnuf« Ing store In Philadelphia. inm , mother> f(jrU) e fo(|rth l|im,_ fl, SUPPER DANCING DAILY I i TILTIK . I :::•-.:'i • I, .::r;. ,r. li <-* 'i. f li.-*..i". r ,r .'..", ,., n ." i.iii'ln "f K'lwar.l "—~~" i thirty-two. .1 . ' : • 'I |,ag.-i- 137. tt".. 1 . V . .-. ::: -i- y ••* ' ' '"'"' MiiM!< I'KtrkK H Kviin >•>• 'I" '! '" In a Magnificent Grill • , ,,. .,, ii.<- «.iiitli'-ii'1i*-rly ••(*n4l trvt • • j..s , ,,,| r,.,..!.|f.l S..pl.. Dog Hang* Two Week», ' ' . . . s 111 Ihr- 11II" .,, i(.,,li -:• .,f |...-l< I"' Mi i r!.< r , _ % «i. • n PutrloU Honored GOLF PRIVILEGES i/f -i '' 11 ..' I.;in-- :.'>•'. "<• .[.,.,I,V .l-Br-:« VI mliiul Mar A Slifcrln •;>-•• I .ill li ;h'-r i i H,irlilh Trmil .. ,) „ ,: ,ihi-.ni(-rly .-..rri'-i "' Is Found Alive by Boy« >• historical .tnmp i* I' t -h 1' " f." • • i< *ni h 1 s AnInterertln g I'-! I In :;, |. lll^lNM --'; m .1 I" • !»:• "vniuiJ^l't "!.'|'" ' :•' ' --r.li -Il-lf'-" »fi I"'"- iiin; if. ;t ru 1!»-1 u.tt( J',,;ri ! Luncaster, Ohio.— Major, a lnrj;o po- tned hy Brazil tn 1000 to celebrate * i-ithti-rU' • I.,. ,-'i!h..-v i-i.l'- '•' 'li' r"!.'l f'.**ft'T-'l- "" •' , uUf. |:,n.l« -it <«l»t" ' MODERATE RATES ii 'lilt.... II...K- •- '.itlKi f r.'i f.'-t I. :',•.,„..; ' s- . llnin-i- nt - Bl-li. .III-I „., H,..!,..- Biillth near thfs city, di«ni>peared from hla gti portraits of men who had struggled ttrly illrir|W,n 1.0 fwt to ', ..."..I , ... r-i.ifl -.nth '•" -I'-xr'-" :t:i 1Iiln- I1'1"""-- ly i.nn . i home two wpokR nu-i. ' (or thft liberty of their countries. J!.\.. i,\f. i ..-ii , ;| ,i.n ^ 1,1.1 O-»n.'iMp-M«n»g«m«nt thn I-inii- 'it fiCi J!.\ I r,i II (<-l i" " -.1;lk--. I li" Ti - " . il. LT>-. ' nurMH :m mlnuN-s > HI.I • Hud!', f'-i-t M.ilMim The dog was a favorite of the chU- Wuhlngton being one of them. B«nr.t E. ToulUy Bonn' • lan-t- i.f .Inn,..a .1 .Mii |:-..].. -"rly Sesion May until October ,.r iii,- J,I utii ::T .lf- i'h i.i 'mi.ir Fl I tlsed hut on ettowlve search was .,„..,",.," Lnr.i. i.iiil |.M- |.-il> '. ly 1!rl( lsa Berlcs nf nnh f... 1 In F-liy. •; rj,. r. tit -• • , wi-Bii-i,- l.y lan-ln mn'to tor him. ^ ''T an.I '1 Tblnl Trwl Th'. s- 1-iynr, .l.ihn Turf, tRl>ettln u nw TT m u -i! i t.ik.. |..iil|ti"l :.t Illi Two boys foun.1 the nnlmrrl .... « f ™ * ™ ^ "" f.-i t.. l I.H f.-ii.!<•• in -I Emnti- der J ,li.«m-n • 0UMi'-i:' l 'irili I -, :in-l (11" nlil eta«- rna^ itti'l pended from n wire fence some di» l""">eqnatc tlonr lamp* by people t ,.f .I-:- lot i,n Ilium l.:i ::r,:, r.-.-i t., .,iulli.il> who (3(1 t care how I ,r ill : lining i.nn*>. tnnce from the Hvle home. The dog's "' , , "'»"? •»•""« the n!,n rii. n-i,Ii,.n-.! ra..|. I tll'll. Cllll.' I'l'f'lllIM-!. ' nllV-'>-(.i| tl. e ke ln ono Mn ABleri n ! (I ..lulu; Hit- ,^*,.jl if-r i y hind feet hud ho™ caught In the top " * 7 * *- - <* r.inninK ' i:>..n hy nee.I -l.ii-.l .l.nm l:. f.-.-t I-. tin- j,!i,. .• nt HKiilNMM. ,,, |.-.-i i., -.i.lp.l .lunc :'•>. I'.IIM; m lli,Hk strands as he attempted to Jump over M^RB^'ie. INK ", ii.t-^. .,f Willlii'li f.,r Ml.I.lle^fl Cmltitv 'ii l'H^t's the wire. ~~~~ 1 .t u, HIIIII" the:.'. r.i I. l:;.,n III 'I, . ni.jinittllK t'i a(,[,r->Miii,,My Major was still alive and, when re- then'" v..-t'-H . ,,ri]...| ,,. 1..I...T •• li>00 in f HIOMNM ;i. . -mi I,. [.,, M -]II|I-M.\ (,'i.iinty "ii v : t h all anil t-lnfrw ,tr !h< nvhlH. moved to his honie, showed a loss of ml. :r. about twenty pounds In weight. A Bounth-'J on tht iv*-Ht by f: KIMKIII Iru.t

ftt'y >; rl--M Ml.' -I -ill I !.-• I... I II A I |i ..it - . j :u I 11 .,• 11 - i • J • I i, veterinarian declared the animal i,l Lit |in-l» "f Wllll.l'll II..•!•-. .Ill I • ' ml in,n • • ri..i•. •! ..-1,111: 1 , •IVAllli M i;.\SN"N. would live. hy Hume I.i.ri--. .-••>-.••! I' I"V |ll,".l ,,B fi, | I!I-;.,I\\IM; ,,I U J t.in i ithlV'-nt TA.M1. Ii»ltlB Hi" ni'ii' P'-nil- .-lll.-llll.-l i->l Mi-r ,,1 :, Uii'-I ,.f l;|..'l l.i'l'.llKlllK I" Imiai: Palri. U I., liy.in ir: ... . -i 'lir, Famous Collection of ; I'l I ni,.| Hi III- i-ml-i-ly (mi. i.f lii" i '1-1 80. I-,!'", nn.I r-.-il-'l " >.. l •. I .< i I'.,!-1 l:.,ii.| 1-. \>-v IUtii..-.\ i. l> , iii,-iii ,; s'.ii'lh Buck -^ '.I |.I----IM |.,I .\I1-M Deer Heads to Harvard DU pa||.-H 3-1. -!< 'U .ll.-l;H'i;« .-.I!,! 1 '/, - i..MII> 1-- il ]M.;.l r.Jincr NOTICE TO CREDITORS :.. .liiini-s I i-i Nil- loti.l. ll.fll- - I." Mil" II Cambridge, Mass.—Three world rec- \ lourtti Tr*rt | p...- vlllll'llll I'-wrt-.-- I!', ininiii.-s . .^t ?. «] .l.iiins In it WILLIAM T. AMES, executor of . i,f I,a..I l.-l.-nKH. ord tieads and heads of species In thf I-,.-1 Hi.-HI- n.iitli ;•• il.-Kn— w-nt 1 :>;REBECCA EDGAR MORRIS, de- Your Everyday Needs ;,,r Illl'l I'-.Ml Hi'-"' r l:ii" to 1i, .lllllll' t.) tt |.-^t 111 til - -tlMJ. -1 - ' Il"" ceased, liy dijection of. the Surrogate ill.I 1'i.ut Tt.i.i.l iir.>r,-H!l1rl; Ih-tir'. -- —"- '- (1,1- iill-l "I Ulll'l I"' of the C'liinty of Middlesex, hereby wild state have heen dlscovewi] In a lo a H"- il.^i,*.-.H 30 inliuii.-s ii.-:-' 3 1M 'tin t.i Dit ;-i ,,, -llM.-UM-.i i.l.Ol 1 btl'.iiKi'ii HK'iiXNINi: < "..in ii in lit; .I. iiiri-i gives notice to the creditors of the remarkable collection of horns and • •J..Utll"..Ht BEST NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 19c HuumlFil nurlliiMij .iii.i .;isl.-rl> |,y Inn-lu 10 f«i-t -••• - hiiiiiH t-i , Hinin.u said REBKCCA EDGAR MORRIS to antlers presented Harvard recently by .ill!,, • .mli-11> l.y Inn-It-' .if ci.i.l -.v hi. h I'-n-ln fmin nf .linn- ami u-.-UTi> ly Mi.- ijl-i I'owl bring in their debt?, demands and Dr. John C. Ctiillips of Boston. The U. S. Graded No, 1 t h i' hit, , I llf il' ,• u Miiii-I ;if.jr-,«ai.l, claims ;ipainst tho estate of the said ii-l II). Il I collection contains nmre than 2W ili.lnj! thu mi in- i.n li.lii-v i,nn,•>-..,| deceased, under oath or affirmation, .irik.1 nii.il '.f heads, among which, in addition to the iulh In 1'a.tli'k I.. Jtyuii I.; --I .|,it--l II.-.,-ni- L I iiiz- nn ti within ,nx months from this date or JUICY CALIFORNIA LEMONS Doz. 35c l.'-r I', ,1'j.jl unil if, ,,r,|.--l M.i:- .:'.<. 1 -.*0J in .- ,i,i¥it-i:H ' int.- three holders of world's records, are ll.i.ik 33^ .if Ji-f.lti !.,r M !•:• I!••-.-N i ..liiny .in they will In: forwer barred «4 any i.; f iti;i,i.s- went :• .:; . t • i action therefor against the said ex- some close to world record size. Ninth Trnrl IT PAYS TO TRADE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS! DOUtlll"'! IlVI I li Li li.,: iif.Hl-Hili,I tnl ecutor. IlKr-IWIM) at u .-;.,l," iilnlili-il i.n the elnt f^y liiili! n',11:1 "t lily, •)! H»trr .vl-^+i. in.I tl(-rly .^J-lc of tli- i"-,.i 1-ii.iinK fr-.m Dated May I), 1030. Be«t Pink BOUlh hy Ilillil li'.i'. .il i:. 11- nf Uiilili'l N Ht['ii»'l>.-rr>' Hill tu lln- nl'l i'-,'t ll'.ii-l. in- ASCO Tuberculin Tested :: formprly Wlllmm '.V. rmin, w-i-st by l WILLIAM T. AMES, British Government iiim- ln-iiiK til- m,utln\->l ...iii-r ..f a truc-l !l Ili Hur- nf l;m.l now litlonKilU' t'i WillKHn Ex-ecutor. The British commons were firstad - Mii fi.,iu Ih-ii, - riinniiiK ...'.lit; II.'- I-:I Salmon ron nnvf'Ji-il t W. I. 5-l!3, 2D; 6-fi, 13, 20. tll 1 mitted to share In legislation during li-ilil ln>U-r'« lln

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