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VOL. IV.—No. 8. FORDS AND RAEITAN TOWNSHIP FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1939. PRICE THREE CENTi Legion Auxiliary Votes Oak Tree Pupils To POST OFFICE TO To Assist Kiddie Camp DAMBAGH NAMED Give Cantata Tonight DAZZLED COMMISSIONERS PONDER Rumoured • • MOVE INTO NEW PISCATAWAYTOWN. — The FOR THIRD TERM OAK TREE.—A cantata, "The FIRE BODGET ISSUE AFTER THIRD Harold L. Berrue Unit No. 246, Childhood of Hiawatha" will be The Fire presented in the Clara Barton QUARTERS MAY 1 American Legion Auxiliary met school auditorium this evening by District Question .. . Monday night at the home of Mrs.TO STATE POST DEFEAT; ONLY 207JAST BALLOTS It happened for the third time this year . . . The fire pupils of the Oak Tree school. NEED OF ADDITIONAL ROOM A. M. Fischer on the Weston's Mill y.. _ The affair is being held to raise Board To Ask Firemen's Stand On Problem At Meeting; budget for Fords Fire District No. 7 was again rejected by DESCRIBED AS_ REASON Old Bridge road, near South River. ELECTED AS FINANCIAL funds for the purchase of musical instruments so that a band may be Several Members Favoring The Abolition the voters . . . The reason ? . . . Who knows! ... In some The president, Mrs. Margaret Dud- SECRETARY MONDAY circles, we 'hear the mention of an dishonest budget . . FOR CHANGE organized in the Oak Tree school. Of the Governing Body ling was in charge. IN FORDS Preceding the cantata, which Others say th.e controversy over the addition of anothei FORDS. — According to an an- Members planned to donate FORDS.—Joseph A. Dambach, will be under the direction of paid driver has caused the budget's third defeat . . . Re- nouncement made early this week games to the Kiddie Keep Well Jr., was re-elected for his third Mrs. Ocie Foster, teacher of music, FORDS.—It's getting to be a regular habit with the gardless of what the difficulty may be, one thing is cer- by Acting Postmaster Edward Camp. term as financial secretary of the a musical program will be given, For-ds voters to reject at the polls anything resembling a tain—and that is: each election means added expense to Seyler. the Fords post office will Mrs. Joseph Brocard, Mrs. Mar-New Jersey Volunteer Fire Chief's including selections by the rhythm lire budget. Last Saturday the budget was defeated at a move into new quarters, at 568 garet Dudling and Mrs. Fred, Mey- Association Monday night at an band, songs by the fourth grade, special election for the third time and members of the fire the taxpayers . . . When is it all coming to an end ? New Brunswick avenue, a half er will be delegates representing organization meeting in the Fords xylophone selections and a rythm Just what the Commissioners' next move will be is un-block east of Fords corner, in the the unit at the National President's firehouse. drill. commission are puzzled as to their next move, since the certain . . . The Grand Jury, several days ago, urged the very near future. luncheon at the Stacy-Trent Ho- Displays of all the classes de- funds are needed to operate the district. Members of the abolition of all fire districts . . . Newspapers of the county, Seyler said workmen are busily tel in Trenton, May 4. picting Indian life and customs, governing body were sure of a victory after several mat- engaged in altering the new site Mrs. A. C. Lantzy invited the through drawings and scrapbooks, ters were aired at a public hearing recently. in recent editorials, have taken identical steps . . Numer- unit to her home for its next meet- will also be shown. Tickets for the ous taxpayers feel the same about the whole darn mess . .. At the present rate of progress it is ing, May 15. affair may be secured from the At the present time the board is In some districts, members of fire boards are willing to expected that everything will be school children. .split on the next move. Some are in readiness by May 1. in favor of retaining the board, have the township governing body take over fire adminis- The urgent need of an additional while others are ready to sign a DEMS ANNOUNCE tration . . . While on the other hand, certain commission- room was reported as the main rea SECOND CASE OF petition to abolish the body. It is OAK TREE MISS MARY ELLEN GIDDES, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Giddes, of JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS BETTY VROOM, DAUGHTER OF; Menlo Park News ORDS PERSONALITIES Crestwood avenue and*Miss El- Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vroom, of BY MBS. C. ALBERT IiABSON sie Matthews of Woodtoridge ave Oak Tree avenue, has returned ^^ nue, were recent visitors at FOR ANNUAL FEDERATION NITE home after spending some time MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER spent Saturday with Mr. and 18 Summit A venue Tel. F. A. 4-4412-J Bound' Brook. with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ker- Hartmann, of Lincoln Highway, Mrs. Louis Ritthaler, of Cedar shaw, of Astoria, L. I. entertained on Friday evening, street. CLARA BARTON.—The Junior Woman's Club met Mrs. Bartola DiMatteo, presi- day night in the home of Miss recently at the home of Miss Louise Nicholaisen on Wash- • • • • Miss L. Ferguson and Stewart « « » • MORE THAN 400 PERSONS AT- Straka, of this place, and John dent and Mrs. Rcse Sunshine, of Elaine Quadt on Hoy avenue. ^ANNOUNCING ... ington street, with Jane Maloney presiding. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM Thorpe Harry Hansen Post 163, American tended the confetti and streamer Miller of Jersey City. of Oak Tree, will take up their! Tentative plans were made for.' ~~ Legion Auxiliary, attended the A meeting- of the Fords Woman's THE REMOVAL OF dance Saturday of the Henry • a • • residence in Menlo Park this the federation night meeting to nominating committee: Mary Land ; state Legion pilgrimage Sunday to Democratic Club was held Wed- Street Community Club in theA GROUP OF LOCAL WOMEN week. J nesday night, at the home of Mrs. i messer, Betty Testa, Helen Estok. attended the card party under the tomb of the Unknown Soldier 1 take place at the hcme of Peggy H. K. fire hall on Charles street. • * * * | William Brose, on Horasby street. Goodhue, on Amboy avenue, Me- Refreshments followed. The next * * • • the auspices of the Clara Bar- in Arlington Cemetery. : CASTELLO meeting will take place at the ELSIE McFARLANE OF MON-1 * * * * • • • • ' tuchen. Dorothy Pelzel was named MR. AND MRS. H. CANFIELD ton Woman's Club, Friday eve- mouth avenue, who has been! home of Lillian Sayres on Saffran. Harry Hanseo Post 163, Ameri- Committeeman Charles J. Alex- chairman of arrangements. Mrs. ! and son are spending some time ning. spending the Easter vacation at I ander. Miss Agnes Maloney, Mich- avenue, April 26. • * • a can Leg-ion, met Tuesday night in Arnold Therkelsen was announced with Mrs. Canfiektfs parents, the home of her grandmother,, ael J. Germark and Miss Doreen ; PHOTO STUDIO the winner cf a pair of silk stock- Present were Gloria Bergman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur France, of MISS BETTY RITTHALER OF Mre. George Keller, of Elizabeth, the home of Carl X. Hansen, 52 Second street. Gottsinan, of Short Hills, attended from ings, awarded by the club. Jane Pfeiffer. Lucille Kaus, Louise Plainfield avenue. Cedar street, spent several days has returned home. a theatre party Saturday in New Mrs. Leland Taylor, newly ap- Nicholaisen, Virginia Olsen, Olga • * • • with Miss Viola Grotjan of • • * • • • % • York City. 403 STATE STREET Tresnowski, Mary Goodhue, Jane Bound Brook and returned to to pointed councilor, was introduced MR. AND MRS. MILTON KER- MRS. J. BARRINGTON MOSS, OF The board of directors of the by Mrs. John C. Anderson, presi- Maloney, Norma Anderson, Doro- shaw, of Astoria, L. I., spent her home Friday. 430 STATE STREET thy White, Shirley White, Miriam Metuchen, was hostess to the Junior Woman's Club met Tues- dent of the senior unit. Sunday at the home of Mr. and • • • a DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO Cor. Washington St. The following were named to a Bennett, Lillian Sayres Mrs. And- Mrs. Percy Vroom, of Oak Tree PIERCE C. AKIN AND INFANT Menlo Park Bridge Club at her erson, Mrs. Anders Christensen avenue. son, Robert, of Bound Brook, home Wednesday evening. 'QUEEN OF DE MOLAY' SPONSOR GAME SOCIAL PERTH AMBOY Hand Jean Ruddy. • * • • TO BE SELECTED BY A Modern Studio that ARTHUR AND BEATRICE Brug- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The! Specializes in Charm MRS. MYRON LARSON OF Sayre, mann. children of Mr. and Mrs. Piscatawaytowu Briefs CHAPTER ON MAY 12 Second District Democratic Club avenue, entertained friends Sun Paul Brugmann, of Broad ave- will sponsor a game social and en- GROUP PICTURES day in hon^r of her son Ralph's nue, have returned home from WOODBRIDGE. — "The Queen tertainment Friday evening, April AND WEDDINGS Beauty Shoppe ninth birthday anniversary. a stay with their grandparents, MR. AND MRS. JACK BERTRAM Silver Lake avenue. of De Molay" will be selected, by 28, in the club headquarters, Chest * * nut street, Lindeneau section. Tick • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Seele of Metuchen, spent Sunday with • • • • • j Americus Chapter, Order of De- cf Jersey City Heights. Mrs. Bertram's parents, Mr. andMR. AND MRS. HERMAN FREYj Molay for its dance to be held ets for the affair are now on sale. Let EMILIE FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF Mrs. Charles Kennedy, of Wcod- and daughter Janet, spent Sun-j Friday night, May 12,-at the Crafts John Elhnyer, Sr., is serving as Telephone 4-0075 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson • • • • Give you the DOROTHY CAMERON OF Brook- land avenue. day with Mrs. Frey's mother, man's Club in Green street, this general chairman. were their guests on Saturday Mrs. Dora Messier, of Chester. evening at their home on Lloyd lyn, has returned home after a place. New Feather Curl short stay at the home of herJEAN, DAUGHTER OF MR. AND A contest is being conducted avenue, in celebration of Mrs. ENTER- MR. AND MRS. J. C. JENSEN of Oil Permanent Henderson's birthday annivers- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Wilhelm of the Old | MISS DORIS ELLIOTT and pictures of contestants and Post road, was taken to New tained 20 alumnae of Northfield their standings will be sent in to Overbrook avenue, attended the ary. George Willens, of Main boule- birthday party of Mr. Jensen's vard. York City Sunday where she un- and Mt. Hermon School of North Life Magazine. Votes ore being Thos. F. Burke derwent a tonsil operation. field, Mass., for Sunday night sold at a nominal price. brother, Thomas Jensen, in Waves $1.50 up LEGAL NOTICE • • • • — Funeral Directors — supper at her home on Lillian The names of the contestants to Fords Friday night. Each Item 35c Since my wife, Mrs. A. Wolan, WILLIAM BURROUGHS OF Jer-MR. AND MRS. HAROLD Hans- street. date ave as follows: MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND John- nee Miss Ethel Kovacs, has left my sey City Heights, was a dinner mann of Florence street and Audrey Miljes, Dorothy Kniely, son, cf Berdine's Corner, were 75 MAIN ST. bed and board, I am no longer re- guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Hansmann of MR. AND MRS. AARON L. GRAY Ruth Meyers, Mary McDermott, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. An- 366 STATE STREET sponsible for her debts. P. Brugman. Meadow road, were Sunday of Bonnie Brook avenue and Dorothy Hunt, Eleanor Kilroy, ton Johnson, of Woodland ave- PERTH AMBOY, N. J. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Be- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, of nue, Sunday. PHONE WDGE. 8-0250 ALBERT WOLAN, Audrey Grady, Martha Kowalczyk Fords, N. J. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS McLean dell cf Basking Ridge. Church street, attended the j Ruth Brown, Dorothy Jacobs, Ruth of Perth Amboy and Joseph On- * • • * American Legion dance in Fords Cahill, Gerry Ccmmuves, Lorraine Joseph V. Costello, Mgr. drick of Fords, were recent MISS EILEEN DANFORD OF Ber Saturday night. Raphael, Patricia Burns, Roberta SHOP AT guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis gen place, was a visitor in As- • Giles, Beatrice Brewster, Gloria Desmond, of Woodbridge ave- bury Park Sunday. Potter, Gertrude Grady. FUR STORAGE nue. • * • b GIRLS' SOCIETY HOLDS There is still time to enter names "There la no iiubstltnte— RAYMOND SAUNDERS OF FORDS CARD PARTY TONIGHT for the contest. Votes are being For Burke Service" Of Your Own PROPOSAL Bound Brook, a former resident sold by members of the De Molay. Sealed proposals will be received by of Piscataway, was taken to the Valuation the Board of Education, Township of Somerset Hospital with pneu- FORDS. — The Catholic Girls' HARDWARE Woodbridge, at the Board Room in Society of Our Lady of Peace High School Building, Woodbridge. N. irrnia last week-end. (Minimum $2) J., at 8 o'clock P. M.. Daylight Sav- « • • • church held its regular weekly FOR YOUR ing Time. May 8. 1939. at which time meeting in the church auditorium TOUGH BEARDS bids will be publicly opened and read MR. AND MRS. PERCY E. DIX- Classified SEEDS . . FERTILIZERS recently under the direction of its 1 for Janitors' Supplies. List and spe- on, Jr., of Mt. Vemon, N. Y. Export Fur Cleaning and Remodeling cifications may be secured at the Dis- were the Sunday guests of Mr. president, Miss Anna Patrick. GARDEN TOOLS trict Clerk's Office. Plans were completed for a card RESPECT ME! at low summer prices The Board reserves the right to re- and Mrs. P. E. Dixon, Si\, of the POULTRY WIRE ject any or all bids, and to waive im- Old Post road. party to be held tonight with Miss material informalities. Directory Anna Patrick in charge of ar- You can't get better, safer storage BOARD OF EDUCATION, rangements. Township of Woodbridge, MR. AND MRS. FRANK Wheat- service at any price—anywhere. Our cold storage Woodbridge. N. J. ROY E. ANDERSON, ley, and sons Frank Jr., and vaults located in P. MR. AND MRS. HARRY LEWIS [WOMAN WISHES HOUSEWORK A. Natl. Bank Bldff. District Clerk. Charles, were guests Sunday cf FORDS HARDWARE lt-1m-21 Mrs. Wheatley's parents, Mr. and of Trenton, were guests of Mr. j HHour s 9 to 5, 3 or 6 ddays. 55 Call P. A. 4—1346 For Bonded Messenger and Mrs. Wilbur Lewis, of Lloyd! New Street, ground floor, Wood 511 New Brunswick Ave. PROPOSAL Mr.-;. Amos Wheatley of Stelton. Scaled bids will be received by the avenue, over the weekend. ] bridge. Fords, N. J. Bna'-d of Education of the Township of MISS AGNES MALONEY OF. j Closing out our entire line of Spring Coats and Suits Woodbridge at 8 o'clock P. M.. Day- FOR RENT light SaviiiPT Time, at the High School, MRS. FRED BLANCHARD HAS Dartmouth street was a recent! at NEW LOW PRICES! Mav 8. 1939. for approximately: 1200 been ill at her home on lower visitor of Newark. ' TO LET—One comfortable furnished 'oils No. 1 buckwheat coal, 500 tons room. 327 Columbus Avenue, Wood- FOR SALE Ijsirley coal with jilternatc price on 200 bridge, N. J. Keener, tons screenings. GO Ions nut coal and 6 ROOM HOUSE kind to the skin, Tree* 20 tons stove coal. All coal must be I FURNISHED APT.—3 Rooms and clean, hard white ash coal. Lista show- IN WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP Single-edge Blades arc A. GREENHOUSE, ING. ing distribution of coal to schools and PRESS CLUB TO HOLD MEETING TO bath. All improvements on Am- uniformly foodl 4 coal specifications .may be obtained or PLOT 30x75 SMITH AT McCLELLAN PERTH AMBOY, N. J. examined at the District Clerk's Office. boy Ave. Inquire 80 Albert St., mperb blades for 104. The Board reserves the right to reject Woodbridge. anv (v all bids, and to waive immate- $2,000 rial informalities. COMPLETE PLANS FOR ANNUAL HOP FUItNISHED ROOM—For Gentleman. BOARD OF EDUCATION, 618 Linden Avenue. Woodbiidfjc. Tel. EASY TERMS Township of Woodbridge. WOODBRIDGE.—A special meet WooilbridK*! 8-1276. Everybody likes FORDS f Woodbriilge. N. J. cellent dinner is served, a short RAKIN AGENCY ROY E. ANDERSON. ing of the Middlesex County Press speaking program held, a fine pro- FOR RENT—Three large sunny rooms Real Estate & Insurance District Clerk. and ball!. Neivly decorated. Hofumi BAKERY Bread Best! 1 H-im-21 Club will be held Friday night, Rram of entertainment presented i-old water. Kitchen range provided. 19 E. Elizabeth Avenue YOU'LL LIKE ITS K April 28, at the muster room at and several hours of general dan- Inquire S. Beck. P. O. Box 57-J, LINDEN, N. J. BLADES cing winds up the evening's fun. Weal street and Inmun Avenue, Rail- OVEN FRESHNESS TOO i PROPOSAL police headquarters to make final way, If. J. 3-31:4-7,14 Tel. Linden 2-2636 FIT GEM AND EVER-READY RAZORS Proposals for the rurnishiiiGf of ^en-plans for the eighth annual dinner- This year, the committee in charge ei'Jil and art supplies for the Wood- has planned an outstanding pro- bridge Township Schools will be re- dance or the club to be held Sat- Real Estate For Sale TRY A LOAF TODAY! <) ceived hy the Board of Education up to gram which promises-to outdo all 8:00 P. M.. Daylight Saving Time, on urday night, May 6, in the Elks' previous affairs. E. R. FINN A COMPANY May 8, 1939, at the Board of Educa- club in Perth Amboy. Real Estate and Insurance tion Room, in the Woodbridge High George Ruddy and his orchestra Bonds - Mortgages REX AUTO BODY LARGE SIZE School. Woodbridge. N. J. Eac*i bid Since the inception of the club, will play for the dancing, while 90 Main Street. Woodbridge. N must be sealed, plainly marked "Bid Tel. Wo. 8-1221 LOAF on Gfiiwal and Art Supplies" and ad-one affair each year is thrown op- radio entertainment is expected to AND LAUNDRY dressed to the Board of Education. en to the general public. An ex-be on hand. THOMAS P. BURKE, INC. BODIES AND FENDERS STRAIGHTENED Bids must be delivered by hand or reg- Real Estate & Insurance BLUE RIBBON SLICED BREAD istered mail. Ciipy of specifications Mortgages COMPLETE REFINISHING 7c m:iy be. obtained by applying at the 166 State Street. Perth Amboy. N. J office of the Supervising Principal of Schools. High School, Woodbridge, N. Vhone 4—0«<> ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN j. The Board reserves tho right to re- CARS WASHED, POLISHED AND SIMONIZED FORDS BAKERY I ject any or all bids. Trucking BOARD OF EDUCATION. Open Sundayn from 8 A. M. to 3 P. M. Township of Woodbridge, JOHNF. RYAN, JR. MRS. WOLAN, PROP. (f Woodbridse. N. J. Woodbridge. N. J. TEL. P. A. 4-4298 ROY E. ANDERSON. NOTICE! TRUCKING . EXCAVATING 613 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. FORDS, N. J. 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Iff Btsmfeiso A A r FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 19S9 PAGE THREE Social Briefs of F ords, Keasbey, Hopelawn, RaritanTownship & Metuchen MISS ELIZABETH E6RY BECOMES SPRING BONNET WILLIAM BORWEGANS CELEBRATE * COTTON PREVIEW • MISS ANNA PAYTI HONORED PRETTY BRJDEJFMORISS WOLFF GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT SOCIAL BY MANY FRIENDS KEASBEY. — Miss Elizabeth Egry, daughter of Mr. and PISCATAWAYTOWX. — Mi\ and Sirs. William Borwe- KEASBEY.—Miss Anna Payti of Dahl avenue was Mrs. Louis Egry, of Peterson avenue, became the bride of gran celebrated their golden -wedding anniversary last Wed- tendered a miscellaneous shower recently at the home of Morris Wolff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wolff, of Newark, nesday at their home on Old Post Road where they have re- her sister-in-law. Many beautiful gifts were presented to Sunday afternoon at the Hungarian Reformed church in sided for the past forty-two years. the bride-to-be. 1'erUi Amboy. Rev. Charles Vincze officiated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Borwegan camei The guests included Mrs. Ste-Papp, Mrs. Helen Turkus, Mrs. The bride wore a gown of tra- from Germany to the United States j phen Payti, Mrs. Andrew Payti. John Lesko, Mrs. Paul Matusz, Mrs* John"'To"rok Mrs." Mary Ko- M«- Anna Dniszba, Mrs. Margar- tlitional white satin made on prin- bride, was maid of honor and she and landed in New York City ot Fole Mrs Rose B cess lines, with a long sleeves and wore a salmon gown of lace with where they were married. They FIREMEN PLAN bus, Mrs. Andrew Peterchak, Mrs.| ^ - TUtth, Mrs. lived in New York for several Alex Demetcr. Mrs. Sophie Deryn.l Andrew Lesko, Mrs. Juha Kray- boasting a traing. Her long tulle inserts of tulle. The gown, also nick Mrs J Sabo Mrs L Var years before moving to Piscata- Mrs. Bertha Wasilewski, Mrs. A. ' - ," - ' " &> veil, which had inserts of lilies of of princess lines, had a heart- Ga ya rs M< Taylor the valley, fell from a pearl crown. shaped neck-line and short puffed way. Hegedus, Mrs. J. Rak, Mrs. J. Tyl-™- ?:.. (! ;^ ; ' SPRING DANCE ian, Mrs. J. Szyarto, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Anna Smoyak, Mrs. Julia StiJ She carried a bridal bouquet of sleeves. The bridesmaid, Miss Seven of their children, Mrs. Jos son. Mrs. Stephina Marasky, Mrs white roses, baby's bitath and li- Margaret Egri, cousin of the bride, eph Brocard, Mrs. Charles Allen, RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—Plan? Kantor, Mrs. Mary Faczak, Mrs. A. are being formulated by Raritan Kopper watts, Mrs. John Tomohik, John Gubu-s. Mrs. Lena Garcia, lies of the valley. and Miss Helen Martin, of Totten- Mrs. Richard Heuer, and sons Aug- Mrs. Mayti. Mrs, Paul Kocsis, sister of the ville, were attired in aquamarine ust, Peter, Herman and Henry all Engine Company No. 2, Clara Mrs. John Peterchak, Mrs. Frank gowns, made on similiar lines of live in Raritan Township, while Barton section, for a spring dance Schuller. Misses Ethel Simon, Margaret the gown worn by the maid of the eight, William, Jr., lives in to be held in the Amboy avenue Mrs. John Schuller, Mrs. Antol Cheega, Margaret Varga, Julia honor. All attendants carried bou- Franklin Square, N. Y. They, with firehouse Saturday evening, May Kruynick. Vera Kraynick, Mary Payti, Sophie Marasky, Alice Zab- Blood Tested Chicks quets of talisman roses and wore their 12 grandchildren, were all 6. rp HE parade of cotton ... a Chicks Hatched Daily coronets of roses on their heads. present at the family gathering. Stephen Kurry is serving as gen- X printed cotton pinafore that hicki. Mary Zablacki, Emma Peter At another gathering Saturday eral chairman, aided by George crosses in back and ties in front, BAPTIST CHAPEL chak, Anna Butth, Mary Sa,bo, An- Paul Kocsis acted as the best Bandies, John Nagy, John Kalman from April'sHarper'sBazaar. With- na Soos, Eli/.abet.h Druszba, Anna OPEN man and Alex Egry, brother of the evening, the children and other relatives, Mrs. Lucy Peterson, Mr. and Michael Bandies. The com- out the blouse it turns into a beach Kovath, Margaret Egri, Julia Na£) EVENINGS bride and Stephen Kocsis, of Tot- pany will also hold a get-together dress. Eliabeth Nagy. Janet Sharkey, tonville, were the ushers. Follow- and Mrs. Conrad Llmer, Mr. and AND and Mrs. August Peterson from supper in honor of the department TO HOLD SOCIAL Rose Sharkey, Helen Kovach ing the wedding ceremony a recep- tomorrow night in the firehouse. Irene Toth and Mary Schuller. SUNDAYS tion was held at the home of the Long Island and Mr. and Mrs. Er- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Mem- bride's parents for immediate fa- nest Stryker of Metuchen, were bers of the Baptist Chapel will Reliable Hatcheries, Inc. milies and relatives. After a short present. GROUP SPONSORS hold a social in the chapel on Lana Turner, young: Metro-Goldwyn- Many Attended Card TKI.KPHONK N. It. 6S1G wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Wolff Mayer 'actress, chooses her^new Mr. Borwegan is a retired farm- Wocdbridge avenue tonight. The will make their home in Hillside. Spring: hat fn a navy pebble straw er, carrying on active work until Party of Local Club junior members will have games 227 French Street with tho new Hooligan crown with small cloche brim. It Is trimmed la just a few years ago. He and Mrs. CARD PARTY FOR in the basement, while the older NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. wide taffeta ribbon and bow In Pa- Borwegan have both been serious- cific blu*. -— - — CLARA BARTON.—A well at- members and friends will have GIRL SCOUTS PLAN FOR ly ill this past winter, but they tended card party was held recent- games upstairs. A silver offering WEEK-END CAMP TRIP were able to take part in. the fes- ly by the Clara Barton Woman's NEEDY CHILDREN will be taken. tivities planned in their honor. AWARD ROD AND REEL Club in Clara Barton school. The teachers and officers held a FORDS. — The Girl Scouts of TO CONTEST WINNER Prizes were won toy Mrs. And- WOODBRIDGE.—The Mothers' meeting Monday night at the home PENN PERSONAL Troop 7, of Fords, held, its regular LUTHERAN GROUP TO HOLD Christensen, Mrs. William Club met Monday afternoon at the of the chairman, Mrs. Frank Dan- •# N. J. Stnftlns Dtpt Lie. 676 • -i- weekly meeting in Our Redeemer HOPELAWN.—A deep-sea rod STRAWBERRY EVENT HERE'struz. Mrs. Carl Pelzel, Mrs. The-home of Mrs. Harold Van Syckle, ford en Bergen place, to plan an COR. SMITH iSTAUSTRKTS^ Lutheran church on Fourth street. and reel were awarded to Albert • resa Becker, Mrs. Helen Weber, Tisdale place. Plans were made for all-day cafeteria on Election Day. {Over SUN-RAY DRUG STORE) :£ Captain Dorothy Kreyling was in Kosup, of Fords, recently, ending a FORDS.—Tentative plans for a Mrs. Lambert Mills, Mrs. Andrew a card party to be held at the home May 9. Phone PERTH AMBOY 4-0087 charge, assisted by Lieutenant Hel contest sponsored by the United June strawberry social were made Dudics, Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mi's. of Mrs. George Rhodes, Saturday, Monthly r«t« i' mi wnffuiil recently at a meeting of the Ladies' Louis Nagy, Mrs. Mulford Mills, April 29, proceeds to be added to "J en Renick. The Senior patrol made Exempt Firemen's Association of READ THE BEACON Ford, Keasbey and Hopelawn. The Missionary Society of Grace Luth- Mrs. S. Miller, Mrs. A. Christoffer- the fund to supply school lunches ** -£ plans for a week-end camping trip award was made at a meeting in eran church in the parish house. son, Mrs. Julia Roemer, Mrs. Jos-to under-privileged children. THE to Camp Thomas Brooks, at Has- the Hopelawn fire hall. The opening devotionals were eph Urffer, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. B. A nominating committee was kell, N, X, while the rest of the conducted by Rev. Robert Schlot- Prang, Mrs. I. Hafley, Mrs. Mar- Joseph A. Dambach, of Fords, appointed composed of Mrs. Har- troop passed the second class com- ter, rector. Plans were also made garet Faczak, Mrs. Michael Lutz, old J. Linde, Mrs. William H. SERVEL ELECTROLUX chairman 01 the annual memorial for the next meeting which will be Mrs. I. Helferioh. munity life requirement. service committee, reported the Schramm and Mrs. William Van The troop will have a hike in featured with a hat social. An or- Also, Mrs. Alfred J. Schnebbe, Syckle, Mrs. Stanley C. Potter, group would meet this week to ange social followed the meeting, GAS REFRIGERATOR the near future to Tottenville, form final plans for the service, Mrs. R. Peins, Mrs. William Mc- chairman, announced that plans where they will visit the Confer- concluding with refreshments serv Coy, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Moss, Mi's. had been completed for the annual which will take place Sunday, ed by Mrs. K. Lucka and Miss M. IS PERMANENTLY ence house. Jean Fritz and Clair June 11. H. Howell, Mrs. Schuster, Mrs.. J. spring dance scheduled for May 19 Drake were received as new mem- Maier. Anderson, Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. M. at the Blue Hills Plantation. Reser- bers. The group also practiced Davis, Miss Irene Krogh, Mrs. Carl vations are to be made with Mrs. SILENT! songs which will form part of the Reitenbach, Mrs. Rosenblum and Leon E. Campbell, of Green street, program to be presented at a court SODALITY DANCE Mrs. M. Seiboth. by May 9. of awards in May. A door prize was awarded to The afternoon's program includ- IS BIG SUCCESS Mrs. Charles End and non-player ed a paper given by Mrs. Horace FORDS.—More than 300 per- prizes were won by Mrs. Anders Crowell on the topic "Early Truth- LADIES' AID SOCIETY sons attended the dinner-dance of Christensen and) Mrs. Struz. fulness in the Child" and the read- the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality In charge of arrangements were: ing by Mrs. Potter of a .humorous BY COPPOLA, HAS RUMMAGE SALE of Our Lady of Peace church in Chairanan Mrs. Leland Taylor, Mrs. newspaper article on "Mother- observance of its tenth anniversary A. Christesen, Mrs. S. Johnson, hood". OAK TREE.—The Ladies' Aid Monday night in the school audit- Mrs. W. Bennett, Mrs. B. Eggert, I I OF COURSE! Society of the Marconier Reform- orium. Mrs. L. Nagy, Mrs. J. Jensen, Mrs. The quality of our clean- ed church held a rummage sale Principal speakers were Rev. W. Testa, Mrs. E. Moore, Mrs. L. ing: work is a byword in Monday and Tuesdtay, April 17 and Joseph F. Ketter, pastor of the Tyler, Mrs. C. Calvin, Mrs. C. Woodbridgre! . . . it's a 18, at 131A Watchung avenue, church and Rev. Joseph Vadasz, Reitenbach, Mrs. J. Anderson and watchword here in our Plainfield. The sewing bee sched- assistant pastor, Committeeman Mrs. E. Jensen. CURLS* plant! Every garment that uled for Monday was cancelled. Charles Alexander served as toast with the new upward trend goes out of here must There was a meeting of the ex- master. The address of welcome PERMANENT WAVE pass rigid examination for ecutive board of the Oak Tree was given by Miss Helen Patrick. MRS. HANIE HOSTESS traces of dirt, soil, and school Parent-Teacher Association Samuel Kanai of Perth Amboy, Each Item, 35c odor. Tlie slightest sign Monday at 3:30 P. M., in the school. and Dr. Landau, of this place also TO MUSIC DEPARTMENT Oil Wave — $3.50 of any of these, and back spoke. .School Girl Wave — $1.9S( the garment proes for fur- Entertainment included vocals Ask ua how you can eecon WOODBRIDGE. — The Young ther expert attention! "Look fox the EBBO Sign" by Florence Gregor, Irene Bart ok. a cash reward for safe driving. Woman's Club music department, Fredric's Maehinelew and Bernice Uranari; tap-dancing We protect you againi£ damage Mrs. Harvey Tucker, chairman, Machine Or BETTER KEROSENE held a "penny party" Monday ERKS WHY: it has no moving by Lillian Kovatch, Audrey Gad- suits la one of the largest and NEW- formerly $7.51,; and RANGE OIL strongest companies In the busi- night at the home of Mrs. Walter parts in its freezing system..; AT NO EXTBA COST dis, Genevieve Locke and Dorothy NOW $5.00 Hacid that means other exclusive Drotar. Music was furnished by ness; in a company with Haine, Amboy avenue. RAY COPPOLA advantages. Servel Electrolux saves Jimmy Gay's orchestra. 1 nationwide service, Prizes in the games were won mote for more years .;. in food 7G per gal. by Mrs. Harvey Tucker, Miss Hel- TAILORS — DRESSMAKERS — CLEANERS Delivered aDywhere in Middlesex savings and on operating cost. Co. in Quantities of 25 gal. or more en Ryan and Miss Eleanor Mack. STATE THEATRE BLDG., WOODBRIDGE BUMSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP ADOLPH QUADT Refreshments were served by a MARGIE'S W. WESTLAKE Reliable remedy developed by a physician in committee composed of Miss Doro- \ BEAUTY SHOPPE Telephone: Woodbridge 8—173S hit practice for expelling lorge round worms, thy Fair, chairman; Mrs. William 147 FORD AVE., FORDS, N. J. pin wormt and whip wormt. For.children and AND SON f PHONE WOOD. 8-1213 • No MoWag Parti in ft* TELEPHONES '"oduiti. A mother Hated that 'A boltla Papp and Mrs. Richard Jago. expelled 132 wormi. Stood the t*it for 75 Hoy and Bbunrftll Avea. fneztaf tyttm PERTH AMBOY 4—3523 y«ari, Pleaianttolake.Drugglttj.50c. abottl*. NEW BRUNSWICK 715 Forda, N. J. e PerntMMit SUeaca LINDEN 2—4000 Ett. C.A.VOORHEES.K.D., Philadelphia. Pi. • Coatinuad Low Operating Cest • Mort run off Dependable Senfot • Savings That Pay For It PERTH AMBOY GAS LIGHT CO. 222 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. MEN LOVE ^nrn Do Laundry GIRLS WITH rLr II you are peppy and lull of fun, men wQl invite you to dances and parties. BUT if you are cross, listless and tired, Work men won't be interested. Men don't Ilka "cruiet" Jtirla. When they go to parties they want girls alone who are full of pep. So In case you seed a good general system toilc, remember for 3 gene rations one woman has told another how to go "smiting it thru" with Lydia E. Pinkham'3 Vceetablo Compound. It helps build up more physical THIS IS TELEPHONE MAIN STREET resistance and thus aids in giving you more pep and lessons distress from female func- tional disorders. You'll find Pinkham'a Compound WELL Every Telephone line in Town is Here WORTH TRYING! "Main Street" ii a connecting link between connections were made tn New Jersey, rveorly oH requiring changes on central EFFICIENT the switchboard equipment and the lines If it is washable, any garment will be safe with Thor electric equip- to telephones in homes and offices. office main frames. Use only on* level tct- * * * speonful to a cup of sifttd ment. The washer illustrated is as efficient a machine as you could When you move, take a different clan Hour (or moit rcciptt* find for the low price of $59.95. The ironer is heated and operated of service, or get a new telephone num- The telephone instrument i« only a small by electricity. Complete with cabinet it sells for $69.95 cash. ber, the necessary changing of lines is part of the plant and equipment that en- BAKING ables you to talk quickly, clearly, cheaply, Prices of washers begin at $49.95, ironers at $20. Any appliance done here. Last year, nearly 155,000 new POWDER telephone connections and 139,000 dii- with almost anyone anywhere, any time. Same price today may be purchased on the divided payment plan at a small increase as 48 years ago over the cash price. You can talk 18 miles for 15c; 30 miles for 25c, any time in New Jersey (station-to-station rates). Calls of over 50 miles Minufttturtd by fc*Hnj powder tetcitliiti who mike nolhinf but carry reduced rates after 7 week nights and all of Sunday. kin) powder —undir lupcrviiien PVBLICgJSERVICE of txp«H chcmiiti of nitionilj rtpuUbcn. MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE BEEN NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON PAGE FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1939 Lawyer is a graduate of thej LOCK THE STABLE BEFORE THE HORSE IS STOLEN Woodbridge high school and is i NOTED ACTRESS SITS FOR NOTED ARTIST completing a course in nursing at • the Muhlenberg hospital in Plain field. She will graduate next month. No date has been set for the wedding. OH, I CAMX PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY * « * * CANT I ? —toy— MR. AXD MRS. EDWARD OYER, formerly of Harding avenue, m you THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. have departed for Michigan With Offices at wheie they will make their new 1HAT/ 611 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, V. J. home. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4—2123 CHURCH J Minister—Earl Hannum Devaruiy Subscription $1.50 per year Organist—Lillian P. Stephens Morning worship 11:00. "Ana- Elmer J. Vecsey Publisher and Managing Editor chronistic Sermon to Washington by Rev. Ael Roe, Paster ol tl\e Entered at the Post Office, at Fords, N. J., as second class church. April 23, 1789." J Sunday School 9:45 A. M. ; mail matter en Apri) 17, 1936. Junior Christian Endeavor 2:30 P. M. i Intermediate Christian Endeav- Child Health Day or 3:00 P. M. ' Senior Christian Endeavor 7:00 The President of the United States has proclaimed May P. M. 1st as "Child Health Day," calling upon the citizens of ev Monday—The Breckenridge Aux cry community to consider best methods of promoting iliary will meet at the heme of health among children. Mis. L. Holien in Rahway avenue at 8:00 P. M. j Certainly the people of this Township am interested in Wednesday—Midweek Prayers ch'-'Id health. In a general sort of way, we think it a desir- Lovt-ly Joan Crawford poses for Leslie Benson, noted portrait painter at 7:45 P. M., every Wednesday in' during her recent sojourn In New York. Mr. Benson, famous for his work the year. j able end and give it our perfunctory approval. amons the movie colony, ts shown here making preliminary sketches. As far as parents are concerned they are quick to look Miss Crawford's next assignment for Metro-Goldwyn-Maye.... . r will be a co- Ladies' tea at the home of Mrs. • A. H. Bowers. j . ttn*. a, u ,uu * a • ii . . starring role with Norma Shearer and Rosalind Russell in "The Women". alter the health of their own and make many sacrifices — Thursday—The regular monthly 1 KEASBEY ter, Mrs. Clarence Ross, of Jer- meeting: of the Men's Brotherhood that their offspring may enjoy sound health. However,, sey City, and another sister and will be held Thursday evening in what is our attitude toward the problem of bringing good A SPECIAL MEETING OF ST. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the church. Supper will be served health to every boy and girl who lives in this municipality? Anna's R. C. Club of Keasbey George Peterson and daughter, at 6:29 P. M. This is another proposition! It involves expenses that and Hcpelawn, was held last night Patricia, of Brooklyn. have to be paid very often by men and women whose chil- at 7 o'clock in Simon's hall, Ne\v • » * » FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Brunswick avenue. MRS. ELEANOR DOBBINS OF SCIENTIST dren do not directly benefit from the money they must con • * • • Jersey City, was the week-end Sewaren, N. J. tribute. MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOVACH guest of her sister and brother- It is a sad commentary upon the selfishness of our gen- and son of Plainfield, Mr. and in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- "Probation After Death" is the Mrs. William Kovach and daugh Kenna, of Vernon avenue. subject of the Lesson-Sermon in eration that men and women can look cold statistics in the all Churches of Christ, Scientist, face, realizing that they tell a story of juvenile suffering ter Ethel of town, and Mr. and « * * * Mrs. Louis Amaczi and son of JAMES HYNES AND SYDNEY on Sunday, April 23. and deat/h, without a resolve to do something about it. Perth Amboy were recent guests Pinkham with other members oi The Golden Text is: "Yea, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SODS of Rahway Sea Scout Ship, visited though I walk through the valley Going to church is a habit that, at the, worst, can't do Dalil avenue. the Brooklyn Navy Yard on of the shadow of death, I will fear you any harm. • • • • Sunday. no evil: for thou art with me; thy MISSES ELIZABETH HUNYADI rod and thy staff they comfort of Coppernic avenue and Anna THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THIS me." (Psalms 23:4). Aggression Affects Us Holubovich of St. Stephen's ave place who attended the fresh- Among the citations which com- nue, were week-end guests of man football dance of the Wood- pise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol- ered into the undying realities of The idea that what happens in Europe does not affect Miss Hunyadi's brother-in-law the United States is refuted by thie seizure of Czechoslo- bridge high school Saturday lowing from the Bible: "If ye then Spirit." (p. 324). and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon night were: Jane Wa\ker, Gladys be risen with Christ, seek those •— " vakia by IIerr Hitler. Bugge of Baldwin, L. I. DenBlelker, Lydia Voile, Ger- things which are above, where Albany, N. Y.—One of the brief- Before the German army took charge of that country, • • • • trude Hynes, Peggy Knauer,Jane Christ sitteth on the right hand of est, yet most comprehensive wills Patterson, James Mason, Wilfred God. For ye are dead, and your the United States was developing its commerce with the MRS. ANNA KATRANSKY OP 1 ever tiled in probate court, was Coppemic avenue was Sunday Currid , Richard Crane and Lin- life is hid with Christ in God. that of the late Frederick Stuart ADVENTURERS' CLUB Czechs, under a reciprocal trade treaty, but, after the seiz- guest of her brother and sister- dlcy Godson. When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall ye also appear Green, who in twenty-five words, ure, the area came under the German system of barter and in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stu • * • * disposed of his estate. The will our commerce is being gradually stifled. par of East Railway. THE COLONTA WOMEN'S RE- with him in glory/' (Colossians HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES 2: 1, 3, 4). read: "I, Frederick Stuart Greene, publican club have changed the will to my wife, Grace Clapp The same observation will apply to every country seized date of their chow mein lunch- T.he Lesson-Semon also in- OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF! by th-e Nazi-Fascist bloc. Let them operate long enough EMERY TOTH AND SONS Greene, the best woman on earth, William and, Emery and Mrs. eon from April 26 to May 3. Thecludes the following passage from everything I have and I appoint without u check, and the trade of the United States will Totb's brother, William Mayaros affair will be at the home of the Christian Science textbook, her executrix thereof." be limited to the areas in the world that Mr. Hitler does ol' Dahl avenue, have returned Mrs. Arthur Brown, St. George "Science and Health with Key to "Danger on the Rails" not want. home afte rspending some time avenue. the Scriptures" by .Mary Baker ELLO EVERYBODY! at Keystone, W. Va., where they Edy: "Jesus said substantially, 'He I'm still learning what a terrific beating the human were guests of Mr. and Mrs. An- that believeth in me shall not see Cohoos, N. Y. — Three sisters, all H People have peculiar ideas about freedom it does not drew Kosa. death.' That is, he who peceives vcitims of pneumonia within 12 mind and body can take and still survive. The latest one to include the right to intrude upan others. ISELINJVEWS the true idea of Life loses .his be- hours of each other, were buried impress this lesson on me is today's Adventurer—Patrick J. A REGULAR MEETING OF THEMISS AGATHA SCHMIDT OF lief in death. He who has the true after triple funeral services. The Laffey of Trenton, New Jersey. Pat Laffey, as a boy in ' Keasbey Protection fire company Correja avenue visited Mr. and idea of good' loses all sense of evil, three, Misses Johanna Murname Ireland, crawled under a locomotive and was hanging to the Bombing Failed was held Monday night at the Mrs. Leon Charnak of New York and by reason of this is being usli- and her twin sisters, Margaret and undercarriage wUon the engineer started his train. His flrehouse. Sunday evening. Mary, are survived by two other The systematic effort to break down the morale of the sisters. All, natives of Ireland and description of the heavy steel rods as they started to move, M unmairied, lived together. Spanish people- by extensive use of bombs against civiIians! iss MARGARET HEGEDUS OFMRS. FRED WALKER OF COR- PRODUCTION NEWS picking up speed, shoving him, battering him—well, read failed completely, according to Claude G. Bowers, Amer- New York City, spent sometime reja avenue was hostess at a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announces the story! with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. meeting of the Women's Repub- 6he_.tcquisition of motion pictur» Pat was just, as he puts it, "a broth of a boy" in 1915, ican Ambassador to Spain, who says that, after an initial 1 LEGAL NOTICE 1 John Hegedhis, of Crows Mill lican club at her hnme Mond.-y rights to the Kick Carter detective living in Galway, Ireland, On this particular autumn after- "state of terror," tin people became accustomed to it and Itefer T<.: W-lf.8; Docket 120-143 road. afternoon. stories, and "Florian, The Emper-' Kcconiod: Book 1139; Page 277 noon, he and two companions set out blackberrying. So .nstead of breaking down morale the bombings stiffened it. • a • * • • - or'a Stallion", by Felix Salten. Th* NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE MR. AND MRS. HAROLD Mrun- former will become the basis of *! TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lovely was the scenery, that they traveled farther from While Mr. Bowers speaks very carefully, in view of MR. AND MRI3. ALEX HALLOCK At a regular meeting of the Town- and children, Dolores and An- cey, Mrs. Mary Nash and John new series of films to be productd ship Committee oi the Township uf home than they had ever before ventured—some ten miles. world conditions, apparently he inclines to the belief that on the 1939-40 schedule. Woodbridge held Monday, April 17t*i, "We dared go no further," Pat says, "lest we get lost In our home- drew, of Beacon, N. Y., were Beardsley of Onk Tree road, vis- 1!I39. I was directed to advertise the the bombing of civilians in Spain was a deliberate effort the week-end guests of Mrs. Hal- ited Mr. and Mis. Philip Nash, of fact that on Monday evening. May iward journey. We were all tired now, so we started home, bringing our 1st 1939, the Township Committee collection of berries along." to test the effectiveness of this form of warfare : Inasmuch lock's sister and brcther-in-law, Irvington, Saturday evening. William Powell has signed a new! , will meet at 7 P. M. I.EST) in the as German and Hal an planes provided the test the idea Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edley, of long-term contract with Metro-GoM-; Committee Chambers. Memorial Muni The boys crossed a few fields, when suddenly they came to MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ADRI- wyn-Mayer studios. A new long- clpiil Building, Woodbridge. New Jer- a double railroad track. Rather than cross any more fences, or may not be wrong to suspect that these nations wanted Smith street.^ sey, and expose and sell at public sale ance of Trent o ?treet, entertain- term directorial contract has also and to the highest bidder according to fall into any more ditches, they started liomc along the track. the test made. A MEETING OF THE LADIES' ed at Sunday -dinner Mr. and been signed with Norman McLeod, terms of sale on file with the Town- They had walked about half a mile when their attention was ship Cler'( open to inspection find '.o attracted by a huge engine which lay on the sidetracks nearby. Auxiliary of the Keasbey Pro- Mrs. James Neilan cf Glocester, who did "Topper" and "Topper be publicly read prior to sale, Lot tection fire company was held Harry Lawyer of Newark, Mr. Takes a Trip" . . . The same com- 2303 in Block 4G8-F. Woodbridge "To me," Pat says, "who had never seen one before, this huge pany announces contracts with Irv Township Assessment Map. mass of steel presented one of life's mysteries." The boys watched No Fighting Over Two Islands Tuesday night. After the meet- and Mrs. Charles Lawyer and Take further notice that the Town- ing the members went in a body Miss Hazel Lawyer, of town. S. Brecher as a writer, and Sam ship Committee. has. by resolution the aged engineer as he pushed and pulled levers, "How that thing did Headers may recall that a year or so ago the United Messenheimer for work In the mu- Mid pursuant to law, fixed a minimum whistle and shriek," Pat recalls. "I think I hear it now." to purchase accessories for their • • * » Bic department. prico at which said lot in said block States and ttrenl Britain exchanged notes about the owner- new uniforms. MR. AND MRS. CONRAD Flessner will be sold together with all oth(;r Mystified, Pat Climbs Under the Locomotive. ship of a pair of tiny islands 'in the Central Pacific, which of Oak Tree road, announce the details pertinent, said minimum pric- Lionel Earrymore will play being $150.00 phis costs of preparing A little later, the engineer left his position and walked down amongst. had become important with the development of aviation. arrival of a son at their home deed and advertising this sale. Said other cars on the track. The engine was still steaming and hissing. ', Saturday mcrning. "Gramps" in Metro-Gold wyn-May- lot in said block, if sold on terms Each nation claimed sovereignty over Canton and End el- COLONIA er's production of "On •Borrowed, will require a down payment of $25.00 "This," Pat .says, "was our chance for a final analysis of our mystery— the balance of purchase price to be was this huge thing really alive?" bury islands. Such a dispute, in some circumstances, MISS MARIE BREKN OF BEN- Time", and Sir Cedric Hardwickej paid in equal monthly installments of ALL MOTHERS OF THE MEM- will play the role of "Mr. Brink". S10.00 Plus intereat and other terms The more they looked at it, the more confused the boys became. might have caused bad feeling, or even strife. Luckily, jamin avenue, is confined to her provided for in contract of sale. They walked around it, saw its dirty, greasy iron bars, Its large, bers of Colonia Boy Sccut Troop home with an injured knee. Harry Bucquet will direct this adap- Take further notice that at said saic, however, the United States and Great Britain are anxious tation of the Broadway comedy suc- or any date lo which it may be ad- shiny wheels. "And now," Pat says, "my race with death occurred. No. 61 will meet tonight to organ journed, the Township Committee re- I feel a cold shiver right down my spine now. to live peaeably and have no desire to go to war over isl- ize a mothers' committee. The MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HUTTE- cess by Paul Osborn. Sidney Frank- Berves the right in its discretion to re- ands half way between Hawaii and Australia. session will be at the home of man, of Green street, announce lin will be producer "6,000 ject any one or all bids and to sell "I myself set the trap for the grim jaws of eternity. It was a Mrs. Sydney Pinkham, in Chain Enemies" has been placed in produc- said lot in said block to such bidder foolish act on my part, as I learned later. Now, boys, don't yet As expected, they have worked out an agreement for the the birth of a son at St. Peter's ag it may select, due regard being giv- a fainting spell when you read this, but consider yourself in my O'Hills road'. hospitalptal, NeNww Brunswick, Friday tion at the M-G-M coast studios, en to terms and manner of paymer.i joint control of the isles, so importa.nt to aviation, and both Wlth Walter in case one or more minimum bids position. What would you have done?" • • a • morningi . MMrs. Hutteman is the! PWgeon and Rita John- shall he received. countries shall control with equal rights accorded the citi- MRS. ALES MADSEN, OF Prince s n in lleadind rolesl Upon acceptance of the minimum bid. Well, here Is the Incredible thing Pat did. Being greatly former Miss Elizabeth Hey-' ? £ - OtOtheh r featureftd or bid above minimum by the. Township Interested ID the engine, he examined it as best he could; so did zens of each. ton avenue, entertained relatives! bourne, of town. players include Nat Pendleton, Grant Committee and the payment thereof by his chums. Rather than miss anything, he crept underneath the from Bristol, Pa., on Sunday. I Mitchell, J. M. Kerrigan, Raymond the purchaser according to the manner This in an illustration of how two nations ought to get • • • • of p'urchase in accordance with terms huge structure. He was just In there, when the engineer returned. j along. It is worth noting that neither country is the losei" MR. AND MRS. CHARLES L-WV-' JJattoJJ n ana d Jack Mulhall. Lucien of sale on file, the Township will de- He rebuked Pat's two chums for their presence on the property olj MRS. THOMAS HYNES, OF ubbard 1S liver a bargain and sale deed for said by the agreement. yer of Correia ? producer, George Seitz premisfs. the railroad. The boys took to their heels as fast as they could, but Berkley avenue, entertained at a B. J. DUNIGAX. family dinner party on Sunday. Township Clerk. Pat, rather than face the engineer's scolding, tucked himself under the DATED: April 18th, 1939. engine, never aware of his life being in the other's hands, listening Also attending were her mother, To be advertised April 21st and April Radi Oddities • . . . by Squier Mrs. P. J. O'Keefe and her sis- 28th, 1939. in the Fords Beacon. for every breath, hoping the engineer would soon go away. John Decker, of Stelton, Miss He did decide finally to go away, but, as Pat puts It, "not without LEGAL NOTICE the engine." ARTHUR GODFREY i LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Smoke blew around, Iron3 clattered, brakes shrieked and groaned—' Refer To: W-IW; Docket Ul-32r, and there was Pat, gasping for dear life itself. He clung on with hli: ACE (1AOIO FUNSTCft, I Referr To:: W-239W-239;: 1M Rerer Tor W-23; Docket 116-524 Refer To: W-194; Docket 121-325 K iiudcd: Book 1145; Page 503. Recorded: Book 1137; Page 26. Recorded: Book 1137; Page 2*5- hands and feet until a huge iron compelled him to lose his foothold. ', Recorded: Book 1110; Vagf 267 >:OTICE OF FL'BLIC SALE NOTICK OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE MOTFCE OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: He now tried lo save his head and arms from being ground to j TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT 1LAY CONCERN; At a regular meeting of the Town- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: At a regular meeting oi t*ie Towu- At a re;:ular nice-ting of the Town- ship Committee of the Township of At a regular meeting vl the Town- pieces. The engine pulled along. Pat expected any minute to be Commit'ec of the Township of ship Committee of the Town.=hip of Woodbridg" held Monday, April 17tii, ship Committee of the Township of mashed to pieces. A thousand thoughts flashed through his mind Woodbridge held Monday. April 17t*i, iWoodbridg" held Monday ADH! 17fi iWi, I was directed to advertise the Woodbridge held Monday. April 17th, ( l™'**™ diX*«**.}» f?™}***J*e 193?. .J was dim-t.d to. advertise ththejface t that on Monday evening. May 1939, I was directed to advertise the —how far was he goin?—would the engineer ever stop—how i that on Monday evening. May fact that on Monday evening, May-Is'. 1939. thi> Township Committee fact that on Monday evening. May long could he hold on? [ 1939, the Township Committee Is'. 1939. the Township Committee) will meet at 7 P. M. (EST) in the 1st, 1939. the. Township Committee moot at 7 P. M. (EST) in Uie will meet at 7 P. M. (EST) in the Committee Chambers, Memorial Muni- will meet at 7 P. M. (EST) in the Soaked With Blood, He Sinks Into Unconsciousness. Committee Chambers. Memorial Munici Committee Chambers, Memorial Muni- cipn Building, Woodbridge, New Jer- Committee Chambers, Memorial Jluni- pal Building. Woodbridge. New Jersey, cipcl Building. Woodbridge„., New .Jer^ - soy, and expose and pell at public cip-il Building, Woodbridge, New Jer- To Pat death was inevitable; he could see no possible way to avert, and expose and sell at public sale and sevsev . and expose and sellll at publib c [salle and to the highest bidder accord- sey, and expose and sell at publiu it, no means of attracting the attention of the engineer. He remembered' to the highest bidder according to terms f _ ? t_p 5'le.'lI?Jiest bt<\ FORDS AND RAUITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1939 PAGE FIVE Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment! SYNOPSIS: Steer Lcoan incurs the enmity of his father and his sweetheart, AT RAHWAY THEATRE I Russell portrays his wife, Garda, Adapted from the •uhi-'. hi itrctttttU friendship with Knoi, railroad tycoon. Under the name of I who shares in all his thrills and M ETRO-GOLDWYN-M AVER THE WASP, he if cretin edit* a newspaper exposing Knox and his henchman adventures. Mulligan. Mulligan capture* Steve. They strike a bargain. They will fight it In her first Technicolor produc- Picture by out uith their fiits. If Mulligan wins, he can hang Steve. If Steve wtnt. GERTRUDE GELBIN Mulligan muit join the fight against A'nox. tion, Shirley Temple reveals all LET FREEDOM RING NOW READ THE LAST CHAPTER —BELOW her radiant charm and amazing talent in "The Little Princess" the 20th Century-Fox hit which brought the great Frances Hodg- son Burnett classic to glowing life on the screen of the Regent Thea- tre. It was in direct answer to the thousands of requests that flooded the studio that Barry 1 F. Zanuck decided to cast the dimpled star in the immortal story and it was in- stantly apparent from the reception she was accorded that the fans had finally discovered a film ade- quate to the talents of Shirley Temple. FORUM THEATRE, Metuchen. Sunday and Monday, April 23 and 24, feature attraction: "Tail Spin" with Alice Faye, Constance "Are you licked, Mulligan?" "NoI" "Stand back, Mr. Knox. I shoot fast." "From every mountainside let "Stevie! Forgive me for not Bennett, Nancy Kelly, Joan Davis, Freedom ring." knowing." Jae Wyman, Charles Farrell and Steve (Nelson Eddy) and Mulligan The Mackerel (Charles Butterworth) Steve appeals for a gambler's chance to As the crowd falters through the song in Kane Richmond. A thrill show (Victor McLaglen) wage their terrible brings them the news that Knox's gang plead for his life. Rutledge backs his appeal polyglot accents. Mulligan, bvuised, bloody with plenty of girls! Dave Apollon battle on the mountainside. Steve emerges have shot Steve's father (Lionel Barry- with drawn gun. In ringing words Steve and disheveled, staggers into the room. and his novelty orchestra heads the victor. Maggie Adams (Virginia Bruce) more) and are holding him prisoner at the tells the laborers that even though they With a roar he denounces Knox. Knox the short subjects with a color finds them and thus learns that her sweet- Carson House Hotel. Steve arrives there came to America on cattle boats, they are knows his game is up and makes his escape. heart is no traitor, but .THE WASP, the to find Knox (Edward Arnold) and Judge Steve weeps silently for his father; but in cartoon and March of Time is al- Bronson (Guy Kibbee) holding an im- Americans and must fight for their free- so listed. champion of their townsfolk. She begs his dom against the villainies of the Jim his heart a new happiness arises. He knows forgiveness. Steve, taking her in his arms, provised court in the gambling room run by the laborers, Mulligan and the Clover City Tuesday, April 25, (one day on- tella her he needed her hate to cement his Ned Rutledge (H. B. Warner). They are Knoxes of the world. Old Logan, his face Carole T^mbiird pluys tlie role of a young, niodcrn-Juy mother in Duvid ly) Delphic Dramatic Society's supposed friendship with Knox. He also torturing the dying old man into telling the glowing with happiness, dies as his son townsfolk have dedicated themselves to the O, Seiznifk's "Made For Eiu:h Olber," in which she ie co-slarred with tells her he is now counting on Mulligan's name of THE WASP. Steve reveals his talks. Steve asks the men to sing "America" freedom for Vhich men fought and died— play on the Forum stage, "Petti- identity. in memory of his father. the freedom which is America. James Slewurt. coat Fever," for the benefit of the help. Craftsmen's Club. —THE END— Wednesday and Thursday, April 26 and 27. Another girl show! "4 husband where she least expects Die" was written by a trio of ing at the Rahway Theatre. hate him because he .has shot her fairly godmother, waiting for the AtAthe Movies G-orls In White" with Florence Rice crack scenarists at Paramount Co-starred far the first time and brother. There's the villainous fatal clock to strike at midnight Una Merkel, Ann Rutherford and Don Hartman, Frank Butler and as a romantic team, Carole Lom- Jeff Surrett, too, in the person of and break up the game they are RITZ THEATRE, Elizabeth. .schoolgirl who won the heart andMary Howard. Also Alan Marshall The screenplay of "Never Say Preston Sturges and based on the bard and James Stewart play the Bruce Cabot, and his gang to deal playing. One of the most star-studded harai of the great Barrymore, now and' comic Buddy Bbsen. One of highly successful play by William principal roles, while prominently with. Others in the cast are Ann Don Ameche is the cal> driver, casts of recent years, a witty story making her motion picture debut. the month's top-notch attractions. H. Post. It plots the experiences of featured m an unusual supporting Sheridan, Frank McHugh, Alan Mary Astor .is John's wife, whom tailored to fit Claudette Colbert's The matchless sleuth, Sherlock A special attraction among the A LINE ON a rich hypochondriac who thinks cast are the screen notables Char- Hale, Victor Jory and Quinn Wil- he suspects of having an affair unique personality and the clever Holmes, is brought to vivid life on shorts is "A Dream of Love" one HOLLYWOOD he lias only a month to live and les Coburn, Lucille Watson, Ruth liams. with another man. Frances Led- direction of Mitchell Leisen, com-the screen of the Ritz Theatre by of the most beautiful little films in decides to make it a comfortable Weston, Donald Briggs, Eddie Quin erer is Jacques Picot. Others in bine to make an outstanding piece the distinguished Basil Rathbone, many a day. one. Ian, Harry Davenport, Esther Dale "Broadway Serenade." the cast are Hedda Hopper and of screen comedy out of 'Midnight' who shares top billing with Rich- Friday and Saturday, April 28 Freddie Bartholomew giving a Alma Kruger and Tully Marshall. This is the story of a singing Elaine Barrie. the Colbert-Don Ameche starrer, ard Greene and Wendy Marrie in and 29. Thrill nights at the For-pre-birthday party for his "gang"— Among the other members of the wife and a composing husband 20th Century-Fox's thrilling pro- .eleven boys and one girl . . . Norma RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway. cst which reads like a who's who which came to the Ritz Theatre um! Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff The tense and thrilling story of whose careers cause them to clash. New York. — When Chicago po- today. duction of Sir Arthur Conan and Bela Lugosi combine their Shearer fitting the stunning Adrian- of Hollywood's supporting players, Jeanette MacDonald lias the part designed gowns she will wear in herJane and John Mason, an average is Julia Faye, one-time star of the lice learned of the grief of Jerry Doyle's "The Hound of the Basker- blood-curdling talents to bring of the wife and she sings beauti- MacDonald, whose family recently A list of the stars in "Midnight" villes." role in "The Women" Walter modern-day couple, deeply in love silent films, who played, in the last reads like several pages torn from you "Son of Frankenstein." Defin- but hounded by opposing economic fully, of course. Lew Ayers is moved from Chicago to New York, itely not recommended for those Pidgeon fully recovered and back at silent picture ever made, "The well cast as the husband. There a who's who of Hollywood! In ad- Production Chief Darryl F. Zan- work in Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer's conditions, is unfolded in the newGodless Girl" and now making a because they had left Jerry's dog, dition to Miss Colbert and Don uck is to be congratulated for this who scare easily as it packs a ter- film drama, "Made For Each Oth- is nothing new about the plot, how Pick, behind, they hunted up the rific wallop! "6000 Enemies" . . . Harpo Marx comback on the screen. Also pres- ever. Some of the scenes are quite Ameche, now starred together foralmost uncannily astute piece of naming- his adopted son after no less er" a David A. iSelznick produc- ent is Jack Mulhall, one of the clog and sent him on to Jerry. The the first time, the picture presents casting—Rathbone simply IS Sher- Coming soon! "Honolulu," with a distinguished personage than tion which has its premiere show- spectacular. Frank Morgan, Ian boy was delighted. few silent stars to continue suc- Hunter, Wally Vemon and Rita John Barrymore, Francis Lederer, lock Holmes. Eleanor Powell, Burns and Allen. Alexander Woolcott. Woolcottwas a cessfully through the sound era. Mary Astor, Hedda Hopper and Also "Adventures of Huckleberry recent house guest of the Marx's ... Johnson are in the cast. RexO'Malley. There is also Elaine REGENT THEATRE, Elizabeth. Finn" with Mickey Rooney. Watch Clark Gable reserving luncheon PRODUCTION NEWS "Made for Each Other" an orig- Barrie, the vivacious New York this paper for dates. space at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announces inal story by Jo iSwerling, noted "Midnight" Robert Montgomery and Rosa- commissiary each noon in spite of film author, draws is characters lind Russell scamper through one The Man About the Forum. that the next Hardy Family series, An amusing comedy with Clau- the fact he is working at another "The Hardys Get Spring Fever" and plot from the wealth of mater- jldtett e Colberfas" the" modern "cin- of t.h most hilarious mystery com- LIBERTY THEATRE, Elizabeth. studio . . . Spencer Tracy packing will be directed by W. S. Van ial in life's everyday parade. Thou edies of the year in "Fast and his luggage for a few days in Sun derella and John Barrymore as the There is probably no man alive Dyke II. The leading players will sands have faced the problems en- Loose" at the Regent Theatre. Vally, Idaho . . . Mickey Rooney again be Lewis Stone, Mickey tertainingly and dramatically pre- today is better qualified to write spending spare minutes working on Montgomery plays the role of about prison than Warden Lewis Rooney, Cecilia Parker, Fay Holden sented in this film. "Made For Joel Sloane, young and happy-go- a successor to his popular song hit, and Sara Haden in their accustomed Each Other" while it is first and E. Lawes of Sing Sing peniten- "Have a Heart" . . . Lana Turner lucky rare bok dealer who con-tiary, from which Warner Bros, parts . . . "Bridal Suite" has been last an exciting and suspenseful stantly finds himself intangled in making snoods all the more popu- selected as the final title for the story, brings many questions into made the motion picture "You lar by wearing one over her natur- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production one mystery or another and Miss Can't Get Away With Murder" ally red hair . . . Virginia Bruce the open, and discusses them frank formerly called "Maiden Voyage." ly and honestly toy means of mo- with Humphrey Bogart, Billy Ha- having recovered completely from Annabella and Robert Young have MONTGOMERY lop, Gale Page and Henry Travers her fright of horses, taking daily tion picture drama—an answer to the leading roles in this new film,the demand of people all over for ROSALIND in the Liberty Theatre today. canters along the bridle path with which William Thiele directed. RUSSELL Lawes has been doing what he daughter, Susan Ann . . . Cecilia pictures with a meaning. IN W describes as "society's dirty work" Parker planting a pumpkin patch State Now in production on the M-G-M "Th* LOW RANGER for more than thirty-three years. in the front yard of her new home "Dodge City." to justify its name of Pumpkin lot is "On Borrowed Time" starring- 'RIDES AGAIN" WOODBRIDGE He began his career in penology as Lionel Barrymore as Gramp, Sir A colorful western in Techni- _a guard at Clinton prison, so-call- Manor . . . Greta Garbo visiting the color with Errol Flynn as the Mar- Friday & Saturday April 21-2 the lot for short story conferences Cedric Hardwicke will be Mr. Brink. shal who keeps law and order in a ed Siberia of America, in 1905. It ... Hotly Lamarr purchasing house- Other players include Bobs Watson "GUNGA DIN" was there, so the story goes, that as Pud, Beulah Bondi as Granny, lawless community. Olivia de coats to match her California ranch Haviland is the girl who tries to with he acquired the philosophy that house furnishings ... James Stewart Una Merkel, Charles Waldron, and Victor McLaglen was to guide his whole profession- sending his dog to a canine college Ian Wolfe. Harry Bucquet is direc- also al career. for lessons in discipline . . . Lionel tor, and Sidney Franklin producer "Bar 20 Justice" Playing together for the fourth Barrymore reporting at the studio . . . "Dark Dame", an original story time in a little more than a year, for wardrobe fittings for his role as with Ann Sothern and Robert Young Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Bob Hope and Martha Raye return Gramps in "On Borrowed Time" .., in leading roles has just gone into JORUM THEATREi April 23-24-25 to the screen in a frivolous film George Murphy baclc from his short production. The cast includes Ruth METCCHEN, N. J. Eleanor Powell Hussey, Ian Hunter and Cliff Ed- farce, "Never Say Die" which is vacation at Victorville . . . Laraine 'Sundny and Monday, April 23 and 24 in Day rapidly becoming a style setter wards. Edwin L. 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ADMISSION--40 CENTS My Bntnlctmn ^•"-f:"y^3»'^-.'^n PAGE SIX FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1939 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON OUR PUZZLE CORNER DETECTIVE RILEY By Richard Lee Th£ OK-, BUCK/- I HAD FLYCATCHER ) CAN'T GET OVER SKIP THAT/ BUT THERE'S CAN'T GET MJ.0RE T2.E.E YOU SAVING MV DFE ONE TH'N&,MR.f?JLEV- )F YOO'RE PLANNED TO GET A FEW MEN OX AW A LINE YOU BEING DETECTJVE NIGHT-THAT SOINGTO f?fl)O THE DRAGON'S FROM THE U.S. CONSUL BUT % RU.E.Y OF THE U.S.- FOR HERO MAKES you ALWAYS TOJNT i-ET ME JN ON IT- I'VE YOU'RE" WORTH SIX FROM BUMPJN& SOLDIER TOPS WJTH ME OF OTHER MEN...C0MEON- 9 X TO 34 INTO VOU HERE SUCK. OVEF? THE VJEEK END LET'S GO/O — AND IN 1 NEED UTTLE CAN you F/NO T£N DASH D1XON By Dean l@rbR DAYS DOT AND DASH THIS IS THE LAST CAUTIOUSLY TM£Y CREEP SLOWLY WEND TMEJR WAY OUT GUARD OF TME. LAND ALONG A NARROW LEDGE AUONG THE DARK ,PANK OF THE DRAGON—COME CIRCLING THE CAVERNS,LED BY (SUJDES, I WILL LEAD VOU SUDDENLY TOWARD THB LAND OF ^ ACROSS THIS LAST THE: GIANT BAT CANYON OF DRAGONS/ HELP /' I' HAVE LITTLE FALLING FURTHER TOGO/ S0UhD$J.lM£ OF STATIC BUT IF ^; HIS TALK YOU CAN GET AN /O£/> OF WiffT 'TS fILL. ABOUT FIND TEN GOOry THINGS AN DASH SAVE. DOT THESE. FEROCIOUS LAUGHS FROM THE DAY'S NEWS! DRAGONS GOODBYE CRUEL WORLD,' THE GOOFUS FAMILY By H. T. Elmo GIANT, 1FT.TAU, AMI AS1CKMA.NV. AM X .f WflNTS TO DO AWAY WITH X PROMISED TO "VES V/HEki IM A CRiTCAV. CONPrriON'! I FEEL 6WE TH^ LODGE" MY! MV! HIMSELF BUT DOESN'T LIKE ITS MY LRST P^V A DOMATiOW OF HOW KNOW HOW FEL\X>W ME1MBEP<7. X PROMISE" O>0 BED, YOU MY VJOCD OF HONOC.TftPlT IF I GooFuS SAID IF YOU ,..NE\MS)TEM SUFFOCATION Pun_ THROUGH TRi5 ILLNESS, X'LL LOOKIMG EVER GOT SHOULD8EA fifi OOt OF YOUR CONVENIENT LODGE -, IF ILLtOESS.VOUt) GOT WELL? GWE IT 1 JMEOR LODGE" .: SOON BE OVER/ HE COULD REST HJSMEADON DOESN'T HE A V0LC8NO ST/)ND>NTHEPATH IN FUGHT? ERUPTION REG'LAR FELLERS Puddinhcad Falls Down On the Job tiy GENE BYRNES 'CAUSE I ALVJAVS PAUL DOVJW —irpn-- THERE MUST BE a COAL pitJ>*THE- STflTE DEEP ENOUGH FOK HiM TO ONE IN T0.». By PERCY CROSBY When There"s a Boy in the Family FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW!// >«* PAUL KEQN, A RET FLYING BIRD HUNGARIAU CLERK. IS THE SPARROW WMTCM HPAD WAS I^UREDBJA AAABLE5 ALONG AT BOMB SPLINTER DURING THE WAR. OKTK6 <3ALlClANFl»Nr» ALAZY 28M.RH. HPSUK SLEPT A SINGLE WIN< 51WCE ISIS"7' - — llLK STOCKINGS AAADE FROM COAL /// ME ANCIENT WfTHTHE ADDITION OF AID. AMD 'TEUTONIC COUPLE WERE WED BV BREAKING WATER, COAL WOW FORMS THE ACOIN IN TWO, ONE HALF BASIC SUBSTANCE FOR A VALUABLE' OF WHICH WAS KEPT 6/ THE NEW, SYNTHETIC FIBRE WHICH CAN" WOMAN AND THE OTHEQ BY BE SPUN INTO THE SHEP-ftEST / MATERIAL FOR LAD!f ^ HOSl EP" - FABLES IN SLANG By GEORGE ADE IOOO WELL.PHLOP SHARES OF yOU NEVER OLD SHOULD HAVE STOCK - JL C3AM6LED MORAL FABLE OF PLAYING THE MARXET PHILIP PHLOP STUDIED THE STOCK AT THE 5AWE TIME NICK NA.X PHLOP'S STOCK POUND THE CELLAR MARKET FOR VEAR.5 AND YEARS A BRAINLESS BOOB, PICKED THE FIRST DAY WHILE NAX'S AND THEM INVESTED STOCK OUT OF A HAT HO STOCK IS STILL RISING ! * OLD JOlOS TUT Sft\b, Tine TEVE HIMSEE CAW'T KEEP A Gootb ANSWERS TO OUR MAW PUZZLE CORNER "F" objects — Fly, forehead, 'fumes, (ace, fingers, flower, fur- row, feature, frame, figure. Dots—Self explanatory. Senator Windbag—"Fellow citi- wcrr Pur owe iM zens, the time has come for all OIMlMCS" ROon TftBLS GRIN good." "TO /O&JTRALt-Ze TH€ You needn't gria and bear a cough due to a Goofygraph—Sign on pole "up- cold. Get Smith Bros. Cough Drops! Just 5(1 sidedbwn" misspelled, boy drink- Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the ing from hydrant, stockings, man's we HAve moustache, hatband, serpent in A^Xi -me1 only drops containing VITAMIN A hat, flowers in lapel, necktie, long This is the vitamin that raises the resistance neck, trousers, shoes, sign on THe Bet of the mucous membranes of the nose walk, "mail" misspelled, nail in wooLt> KEEP x RARITAN TOWNSHIP SPORTS SPORTS FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1939 BARRONS OPEN BASEBALL SEASON WITH WINS OVER NEWARK, ASBURY PARK INCLEMENT WEATHER BARRONS TRIM NEWARK PREP 20-0 PLAYING HAVOC WITH "PERCY" WUKOVETS GETS CALL TO LEAGUE INAUGURALS RUMBLINGS TO START SEASON: DOWN ASBURY WOODBRIDGE.—The consistent on the PITCH SUNDAY AGAINST NEWBURGH By George Molnar inclement weather during the past week and a half will possibly ALLEYS Well folks, here's the low- NINE; TROUNCE DIXIE GIANTS 12-0 PARK 8-5 WITH SIMONSEN ON HILL make it necessary to postpone the by William '-Juicy" Fauble down on why Woodbridye opening of the various Township WOODBRIDGE.—Manager William "Monk" Messick high hasn't defeated Perth WOODBRIDGE.—The Woodbndge high school Bar- rons bowed into interscholastic competition this week by playgrounds, May 1st. Prepara- announced late yesterday aftemon that his Legion .nine, Amboy in baseball the past tion on the playgrounds, that is, Peanut League: Walter Malis, victorious over the Dixie Colored Giants last week in the three seasons. A letter trimming a weak Newark Prep nine last Friday by a 20-0 If you see me walking down the count and then taking Asbury Park into camp by an 8-5 conditioning of grounds and erect- street with my chest stuck out and Ed Skay, John Kumiak, Fred Nel- season's opening game by a 12-0 score, will meet a highly- from an "Amboy Booster" ting of equipment has been at a son; Recreation League: Ed Casey, score yesterday. The Barrons were far from impressive in my head up in the air, I don't touted Newburgh, N. Y., combine Sunday afternoon at'3 gives ample reason for all both games and* showed the Jack of practice. standstill. want you to think I'm trying to j Joe GUI. Frank Brodniak Ed Kil- P. M., in the Legion Stadium. "Percy" Wukovets has been defeats. We might add that WPA Recreation officials con- high-hat you I certainly have a roy; Civic League: Bill Perna, Frank Chaplar opened the sea- templated opening of playgrounds, good reason to feel that way, as George Deter, Johnny Petras, Dick nominated to take over the hurling chores for the day. the writer of the letter is son on the mound for the Prisco- the Round-Robin Tournament is Krohne. also a great admirer of one Baselici, lb 3 as per custom in past years, the Wukovets, a member of the Rah- men and he pitched a two-hit game Dangler, K 1 day after daylight saving time coming along swell that I wouldn't way Mercks nine, has been work- the seven hit no-run attack of the of the best pitchers we've in stopping the prep school nine. Santanello, comes into effect. Until school va- be human if I didn't feel a little The Recreation League wound colored nine. Gillis went in for one inning and ing out with his mates for the past seen in interscholastic com- Dogan, 11 .. cation begins June 23rd, play- cocky about it. up its schedule this week in the Giants (0) held the opposition_hitless. The following order: Lehrer's Men's two weeks and will be on hand petition, Steve "Lefty" Ga- Simms, p . grounds will be open from. 3 to 5 After being called a "chisseler," ub game was called after five innings O'Shea, p P. M., and 6:30 to 8:00 P. M. Play- "racketeer" and other similar Shop, Raritan Fire Co., Wood- Sunday to give the local fans their letta. Here goes: on account of the cold weather. uboise, cf „ 2 Heckman, p l 01 grounds will open as soon after names, 1 managed to get together bridge Auto Sales, Reading Office, money.s worth of pitching skill. Tony Barcellona was the batting Higgins, ss 3 "Dear Sir: Year after year — May 1 as playgrounds have been enough money and prizes to make House of Finn, West Amboys, «Butch» Bodnarj wno reCeived Bowen, lb 3 star of the 20-0 slaughter with Woodbridge high school al- Totals 33 5 reconditioned. everybody happy. I'm happy be- Anchors and Busy Bees The roll- Keating's tantalizing curves last Money, c 3 three hits in three trips to the cause the tournament is going over off between the first half winners ^ ways comes up with a power- plate. Chaplar connected safely k behind Uie lat wiU Robinson, 3b _ 3 with a real "bang." The bowlers and the second half winners will don the miu and ds Idlett, rf 3 ful baseball team. Neverthe- twice in four attempts. The locals are happy because it doesn't cost take place Tuesday night, April 2o less, Perth Amboy high school made their runs on only ten hits. Mesick had hoped to start Keat- Carlson, If 3 GASEYS END COURT SEASON WITH them a nickle to enter this tourna- at 8:00 P. M., at the Rec. Alleys.- ing again Sunday, but the lanky Colman, 2b 3 has beaten Woodbridge, the The Barrons opened battle with ment and' they really and truly Williams, p 2 six runs in the first frame, two in Willie Skay of the Auto Sales right-hander, had to return to favorite, every time during will get something out of it. The Dickinson College. Stan "Legs" Bates, p o" the second, a big eight run rally in bowling alley managers are happy and Kubiak of the Fire Co., wound the last three seasons. The the third and climaxed the day 35 WINS. 16 DEFEATS; WIN HEAVY up their bowling average with a Kocsi will be in reserve should because it stimulates business, both Wukovets falter. Kocsi has shown Totals 26 0 7 victories of Perth Amboy with four runs in the fourth. for this year and the future. The tie so they will split the cash. And how Willie needs it with July first plenty of speed in daily workouts Lefton (12) over Woodbridge have been Yesterday afternoon the Barrons donors are happy because their lit- and he should be a regular starter SENIOR CR0WN--2ND IN GPA LOOP tle token or donation will create coming too. ab r h due to Steve Galetta, all-state struck tougher opposition and i fo rthe Legion this summer. good-fellowship, good-will among T. Barcellona, 4 2 2 southpaw pitcher of 1938. would have suffered a setback Mitroka, 2b 3 l 1 were it not for a five run attack WOODBRIDGE. — One of the most successful court cam- the participants and fans. The pin- Smith of the Sales, wasn't so Bernie Keating gave a brilliant paigns ever enjoyed by a Knights of Columbus five ended boys are happy because they will hot the other night in the match mound exhibition last Sunday as A. Barcellona, If 3 0 0 In his freshman year in the second frame. Bobbie Si- Jost, 3b 3 1 1 (1936) he allowed one hit, monsen received! his first pitching here last week with a total of 35 wins and 16 losses. Play- earn a few more dollars setting against the West Amboys. You see'the Legion tucked away its initial pins. Bill Perna, Joe Gill and the his eyes were on the alleys but his J win of the season by slapping down Morgan, lb 3 1 0 a texas league double by assignment and did a good job, ing as the Casey-Frat Club, they won the heavy senior cham- Delaney, cf 4 2 2 fanning ten. He suffered several rest of the officials are happy be- mind was home, wondering wheth- j the New York Colored Dixie Gene Leahy, winning 1-0. pionship of the township in the Recreation league and then cause they have a voice in the er the new 8-pounder at his house. Giants in the stadium. Bernie al- Golden, rf 4 2 2 relapses and walked six batters, Bodnar, c 3 1 1 He beat them twice in 1937, most of them in the late innings. tied for first place in the G. P. A. circuit, only to drop the tournament. So you see, there will was going to be a south-paw keg-[lowed -but seven hits andi struck first game the score was] play-off tilt to he P. A. Runyon Association five. be enough happiness created by luer or not. Anyway, Congrats are, out nine batsmen. At plate he col- Keating, p 3 2 1 Coach Ed Carlton used three this tournament to pass around to in order for the proud poppa. lected a triple in tree trips. 8-3, and the second game, The greatest winning streak the Totals 32 12 flingers in yesterday's battle. Casey Fiat. ..30; Sporting Club. 26 make everybody satisfied. 10 Simms started and yielded to O'- Caseys ever boasted of was seven The Legion jumped on pitcher Dixie Giants 000 000 0— 4-1. In that year he receiv- Casey fc'rat. ..31; Sewaren B. B.. 27 The cash donations received up "Tonto" Poos of the W. A's had Williams for three runs in the first • 0 Shea who worked until the sixth. straight, but they also found the Casey JPrat. .25; Keasbey 17 Legion 310 152 x~ 12 ed a pass to see the Newark- Casey Frat. ..29; Sewaren A. A. 19 to last week amounted to $64 dol- a "wholely night" (splits) Wed. in inning and added a single counter Heckman took over from then and going rougher in mid-season and Casey Frat. ..16; Avenel Dems 14" Bears playt which was giv- finished the game. Simonsen went they suffered several slumps. Chet Casey Frat. ..32; Avenel Dems 28** lars. After making the rounds- his second^ game. He ought to save] in the following bracket. Williams en to the forty best players the route to chalk up his initial Elliot, playing his first season with LOSSES again this week the total jumped them for Dec. 24. was slugged for another marker in ISELIN FIRE COMPANY in the state. win. the local crew, took scoring hon- J. City YMCA 45; Caseys. to $74 in cash and additional do- the fourth frame when Tony Bar- St. James, N'w'k. 33 Caseys. nations in the form of prizes and "Windy" and. his lads, who were ANNOUNCES ENTRY IN Neither team scored in the first ors for the season with a net total Asbury G. O. P. ..25 Caseys 23 cellona. small shortstop for the In the last series Wood- of 272 pints. Gerity took second Dominicans N'w'k 42 Caseys U3 refreshments. This week's contri- shooting with a blind and dropped Messickmen, clouted a long dis- REC. SOFTBALL LOOP bridge was a decided favorite. inning, but the Barrons awoke in Siiui-ed Hearts 26 Caseys 2."i butors ar^: a couple to the Firemen the other tance homer inside the park. Bar- the next frame and pushed over place with 238 tallies, but his high Detroit Clowns ..46 Caseys 39 Andy Aaroe, $1.00; Perth Amboy had practically five runs on four hits. Wasilik's score in the Recreation loop boost- Runyon Ass'n 41 Caaeys 3G Fulton Cafe, $2.00; Pete (Gomel)] night, claims: he had to keep score' cellona also collected a" single in « SU Stephens 33 .29 and bowl (he can't do either of four marches to the pay-off plat- a one-man team, Steve Galet- drive to the left field fence for a ed his total to 363 points. Duminicajis N'w'k' 32 .31 $1.00; Mike Trainer, ISELIN. — The Iselin Green For the season's total scoring the Cubees, Rahway .26 Caseys .22 $2.00; John (Bus) Ryan $2.00; them well) so that's why they ter. street fire company notified the ta. Once again Galetta prov- triple in this inning, set off the So. River Saints ..45 Caseys .38 John Csik, (City Line Beer Gard- dropped the two. The Messickmen greeted Pitch- Recreation Department this morn- fireworks and produced two Bar- local Caseys outpointed their oppo- Maple Leafs 35; Caseys .27 ed too much for the Barrons. nents 1734 to 1329, an advantage •••Runyon Ass'n 54: Caseys .36 en) $2.00; Quality Oil Co. (Se- • • • er Bates less cordially in the fifth. ing that they will enter a team in ron counters. Sporting Club 33; Casey Frat. .31 But Galetta knocked them off of 405 points. In average scores .14 waren) $1.00. That schrimp "Zip" Hafcich must The entire Legion batting order the Township Fire Company soft- Asbury Park came back in the Avenel Dems . 26; Casey Frat. have aspirations for next year as a' ped around to produce five ball league. This swell the list to at twice, striking out 21 batters third frame with a three-run per game the Caseys outsoored the •Avenel Denis 23; Casey Frat. .20 rom • Second half play-offs township The Alco Meat Products Co., bowler for he wound up the sea-'mns, with Keating's triple featur- least seven teams. It remains only and slowing 11 hits to the splurge. Day clouted a long double opponents 34-26, league. son with a nice game of 226. With ing the fireworks. Runs 11 and 12 for the Woodbridge Department to to the fence to score two mates and Following is the season's results: •' Township championship (Birdie Lucas) has agreed to do- 1938 Central Jersey cham- playoffs. sen lor scores like that, we may see you dented the plate in the sixth. The enter to have the league include Baselici singled to score Day. The SEASON'S RESULT nate enough meat to take care of pions. WINS •** G. P. A. league playoff. the sandwiches which will be giv- in the Rounidi Robin next vear game was called at the end of the all the companies in the Town- pitching and defensive work of Caseys 4-4; Cubees 25 STANDINGS OF PLAYERS (You hope). « ship. Thus far those entered are: This year is certainly no both teams improved after that Caseys 49; Keansburg 21 Player g.p. f.g. 1. Tl. en to the boys on the closing night, j seventh on account of cold) weath- Caseys -15; Pulaski's 29 Elliott—Caseys ... 30 99 774 272) May 6. Rapp's Bakery, on Main er. Port Reading, Iselin, (Harding exception since Woodbndge and neither team threatened until Caseys 44; Ukes C. C 41 CCasey Frat. 13 1 7)—279 Caseys 67; Nutley 38 street will donate the rolls for the With one more week to go at the Bowen's two-base clout featured avenue), Avenel, Fords, Hopelawn, has a veteran nine which the seventh when the visiors push- Gerity—Caseys ... 35 102 34 238) Keasbey, Iselin, Green street). e dover another single tally. Again Caseys 50; Massings 45 Casey Frat. 15 57 11 125)—363 sandwiches. So come on down fans Peanut league, George's Tavern visions another Central Jer- Caseys 36; Bal bachs 25 Mayer—Caseya ... 3G 85 51 221) and get in on the excitement is still holding their own at the in the eighth Asbury Park dented Caseyys 2ti; St. Stephens 22 Casey Frat. 15 23 16 62)—283 sey championship and pos- Caseys 28; Runyons 22 Leffler—Caseys .. 29 72 26 170 and eats, for May 1-6 will be top, and the Nut Club, which is the platter to make the score Caseys 35; Leonardo 27 Levi—Caseys .... 34 56 19 131) "bowlers' week" in the township. three full games behind, are cross- sibly success in the Greater stand at 7-5. i Caseys Grti; Kish Ass'n. 38 Casey Frat. 15 25 10 CO)—191 Caseys 46; A. A. 2ti Dooley—Caseya .. 31 44 34 122 ing their fingers for a "break", Newark tournament This In their half of the eighth, the Caseys 28; Ukes C. C. 24 Almasi—Qaseys -. 32 33 12 78) The complete list of prizes to which may come tonight when the Barrons jumped one run further Caseys.. .31; Rahway 28 Casey Prat. 15 13 6 32)—110 ©Verheard... year Woodbridge can get Caseys., ..49 Shell Oil 22 Hurley—Caseya .. 18 22 11 55 date is as follows: Blue Bar takes on the George's. revenge since Perth Amboy when Bedi opened with a single to Caseys., .31: St. Ladisluus 22 Graeme—Caseya ... 2 3 0 6) Winner, (total pins), a beautiful They have promised to take at right field and Simonsen repeated Caseys 31; South River 29 Casey Frat. 9 22 5 49)— 55 least a couple to give the Nuts a is minus Galetta, who is Casays -19; Kish Ass'n 22 Keating—Caseys .. 4 10 0 20 trophy (and I mean it's a beauty) signed by the N. Y. Yan- to send Bedi in. Ciiseys 32; St. Stephens 27 Lee—Caseys 1 4 0 donated by Mayor August F. Grein chance at that first place spot. Newark Prep (0) Caseys 35; Metuchen YMCA. 31 Martin—Caseys ... 1 2 0 er. In order to keep the trophy, it kees. I do not think Perth Caseys 35; Carteret 28 Lutz—Caseya 1 0 0 • • • ab. Caseys 41; Sacred Hearts ... 33 Mittman—Cas. Prat. 9 15 8 must foe won two consecutive The boys in the Peanut League Caseys Amboy will have another Gil], cf, lb 3 32; Carteret 26 Miller—Cas. Prat.. 9 8 1 years. are having a nice fight Taylor, lb, p _ _„. 2 Casey Frat. .52; Sewaren E. B. . 13 G.Gerity, Cas. Frat. 5 5 2 for six hurler like Steve Galetta. Casey Frat. .31; Keasbey 22 Molnar—Cas. Frat. 4 3 1 High score prize, a hat, donated high average men to represent Gest, 3b _..„ 2 Casey Prat. .18; Red Ghosts ... 15 by John Coyne, of Joseph Christ, that league in the tournament. The Sincerely yours, — Amboy Casey Frat. .22; Sporting Club. 17 Total 760 322 1734 Rooter/' Chalmers, rf -... 2 Casey Frat. .44; Sewaren B. B. Caseys' Scoring 1734 Jr., and Co., of Perth Amboy. only sure bets so far are F. Lomon- Zimbile, ss 2 C Frat. .14; Sewaren A. A. Opponents' scoring 1329 High team single game prize, a ico, Steve Poos and "Gentleman" Well Barrons, what do youCarchid, 2b - 2 one pound box of chocolates to Jim Turner. The other three men think? Has the time come Alick, If 2 each member of the team (six) do- must fight it out this week and when that Panther jinx shall Guiliano, c ..._ 2 nated by Nancy's luncheonette, 68 next week. Its between, G. Nelson, Walker, p _ 1 ALL-SPORTS BANQUET HELD LAST Main street, town. F. Boka, J. Kovacs, Mike Schubert be forever removed ? With Zahriskie, rf 0 Of the $74 dollars collected to and J. Kuzniak. May the best man Galetta out of the way, the date, thirty dollars will go towards path should be rosy. How- Totals 20 0 2 NIGHT AT COUNTRY CLUB: HARVEY payment of the games and the re- ever, we feel there is too much Woodbridre (20) mainder will be equally divided "Muni" Deak and Joe Gill have rivalry between the two ab r h for individual prizes. finally arranged a match (thank schools for anyone to forecast Molnar, rf 3 3 1 HARMON ADDRESSES GROUP OF 100 • * • goodness) and it will take place Jaeger, rf „ „ 0 10 Th«re will be a meeting of offi- next Tues. night. "Muni" says that "WHY MRS. BROOM GEORGE CAN SAVE a victory. Even the experts Wasilik, rf _... 3 10 WOODBRIDGE.—The annual All-Sports banquet, cials on Sunday afternoon at two Joe admitted that his regular team MONEY BY BUYING HABERDASHERY AT are at loss in making a Pan- Gurney, of 10 1 o'clock at Jucy's Service Station to was too strong for them, so he is Simonsen, If ..._ _ 2 2 1 sponsored by the Woodbridge high school Athletic Asso- Sther-Barron winner, but we ciation, was held last night in the Colonia Country Club in decide upon definite rules and going to bring dwn a weaker team DOYLE & CUNNEEN'S shall see. Berry, If _ _ 0 0 0 regulations for the Leader-Journal and 'knock the shoes' off Joe's Korczowski, lb 4 3 1 honor of athletes winning letters in football, baseball, bas- I tournament. The following are team, and spoil the Reading's repu- Nick Frisco—and all man- Barcellona, ss ..._ - 3 3 3 ketball, archery and senior members of the high school urgently requested to attend: tation for good. ARE YOU AS SMART AS agers whose teams will use Leffler, c 2 2 0 band and cheering squad. the new stadium for base- Pochek, 3b 110 Mr. Andrew Aaroe, member off' YOUR WIFE? Chaplar, p _ 4 12 Fri.—St James' Woodbridge No. 11 ball—would like it very the high school Board of Education Fri.—Keasbey at Fords Gillis, p 0 0 0 school letter for their participa- SHE WOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIALS, much if the township ap- acted as chairman for the eve- ST. JAMES' NINE Week of May 8 ning's affair and introduced the tion in either football, baseball or WHY DON'T YOU? FRIDAY AND SATURDAY pointed one man to become Totals ..._ 2820 10 basketball; J. Korczowski, Frank Tues.—St. James' at Port Reading principal speaker, Mr. Harvey Har- Fri.—Wood. No. 11 at Keasbey official groundskeeper. At mon, head coach at Rutgers Uni- Chaplar, Robert Schwenzer, Geo- Woodbridge (8) FACES KEASBEY Fri.—Port Reading at Fords present it is impossible to versity. Close to 100 persons were rge Kailek, John Royle, John Cipo, Week of May 15 $1.95 Sweaters BSL $1.79 ab r h present. tell who is in cliarge. The Molnar, rf 5 12 Ernest Bartha, Albert Leffler, Fri.—Keasbey at St. James* Louis D'Angelo, POLO and SPORT SHIRTS diamond isn't kept well and Wasilik, cf 3 0 1 Mr. Stephen K. Werlock, athlet- Thomas Petrie, TO OPEN LEAGUE Fri.—Wood. No. 11 at Pt. Reading things in general are in bad Pochek, 3b _ 4 0 1 ic director; Mr. Victor C. Nicklas, Stephen Pochek, Fred Leyh, Char- SECOND HALF superintendent of the township les Molnar, George Markulin, Wal- •m Week of May 22 SOLD REGULARLY UP TO $1.00 35c shape. There are plenty of j Korcaowski^lb „ 4 0 1 WOODBRrDGE.—Due to the in- Barcellona, ss 3 2 1 schools; Mr. Arthur Ferry, high ter Flowers, John Govelitz, George Fri.—Keasbey at St. James' SI.35 SPORT SHIRTS, SPECIAL 95c men who would gladly take j school principal; Mr. Nicholas A. Berry, Walter Holub, Nicholas Se^ clement weather experienced dur- Fri.—Fords at Wood. No. 11 Leffler, c _ 3 10 ing the past week, which prevent- the job. What say? Chaplar, If _ 4 10 Prisco, head coach and Mr. Lin- mak, Joseph Petrusick, John Tros- Week of May 29 ONLY A FEW WEEKS TILL WARM WEATHEE coln Tamboer, basketball coach, ko, Robert Gillis, Louis Luck, An- ed the promotion of any practices Tues.—Keasbey at Port Reading BUY A FEW AT TIIIS ADVANCED LOW PRICE George Urban, president of Bedi, 2b 3 2 1 whatever and which also hindered the Sewaren A. A. nine, is tooSimonsen, p 4 13 were all introduced by Mr. Aaroe thony Barcellona, Edward Miller, Fri.—Wood. No. 11 at St. James' and spoke briefly. Robert Reilly, James Egan, James the conditioning of the various Fri.—Fords at Keasbey busy to run the team this Bedi, Walter Karnas, William Gur- baseball diamonds resulted in the REG. 25c ENGLISH RIB HOSE 21c Totals _ 33 8 10 Other guests who spoke includ- postponement for a week of the Week of June 5 year, so it looks as though ed Mayor August Greiner, mem- ney, Robert Simonsen, Eugene Thurs.—Pt. Reading at St. James' Asbury Park (5) Clark and Managers Michael Ko- start of the Grammar School BROKEN LOTS OF 53c NECKWEAR 39c Charley "Boomba" Kish or ab r h bers of the board of education, league play scheduled to com- Fri.—Keasbey at Wood. No. 11 Doctor Belafsky, team physician, scik, Joseph Rusin, Robert Sattler Fri.—Fords at Port Reading Vic Hall will take the driver's Serine, ss ..._ 4 10 and Adam Kulman, mence today. Regular league play seat... And we hear that the Von Thayden, 2b 4 0 0 Mr. Joseph Kuggeiri, Howard Full- will start next Thursday. The Week ot June 12 A Good Buy Enables Us To Netcher, rf 4 13 erton, Mrs. Rosemary McCarthy, Also members of the archery schedule is as follows: Fri.—St. James' at Pt. Reading Woodbridge Owls will enter Day, cf ^ _ 5 2 2 archery coach, Miss Arlene Cor- team and letter winners were pres- Fri.—Pt. Reading at Wood. No. GROUP A SCHEDULE 11 Offer These Higher Priced a crack nine in the Greater Clitzman, ss _ 4 11 bett, Mrs. Irene Shay, Chief of Po- ent which included Renee Hawry- lice George Keating, Fire Chief liw, Dorothy Jacobs, FLRST HALF Perth Amboy league this sum- Dorothy Week of April 24 PORT READING PILOTS "COODCO"and "ROMAR" mer . . . Regardless of size or Louis - Roper shindig on James Zehrer, Sergeant Benjamin Knielly, Laura Quinn, Sylvia Parsons and Mr. Albert Schicker. Feuchtbaum, Miriam Janderup, Fri.—St. James' at Keasbey TO ATTEND MEETING; $1.27 weight, we think Tony Barcel- Monday night . . . The Martha Kowalczyk, Romona Stoll, Fri.—Woodbridge No. 11 At Fords lona will become one of the Woodbridge-Newark Prep Members of the press in attend- Week of May 1 WILL DISCUSS RULES SHIRTS at . ance were: Paul Horowita and Gus Jean Hooban, Arthur Knies, and best batters Woodbridge has opener last week was a col- David Brown. Tues.—Port Reading at Keasbey PORT READING.—There will Falzer of the Newark Evening be a meeting of all managers of ever seen. orful as a North Pole flow- News, Windsor J. Lakis of the Representing the high school Port Reading baseball and softball Perth Ambpy Evening News, aers are cheer leaders Ruth Cahill, Boy, did we have one swell er show . . . At least the band were: Paul Chovan, John La- Lorraine Raphael, Gladys Laun, teams which contemplate entering Legion inaugural had some George Molnar of the Woodbridge bancz, John Katko, John Benyi, the WPA Recreation Leagues this DOYLE&CUNNEEN time at the All-Sports ban- Leader-Journal and Charles Greg- Melva David, Janet Erickaon, Doro J. J. DOYLE, color in it. . . The Barrons David Rush, David Brown, John thy Hunt, Janet Ellis, Douglas summer. The meeting is called for quet last night... The food ory, of the Woodbridge Independ- Sundquist, Kenneth Peterson, 7:15 P. M., Tuesday at Zullo's 155 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY to mow down Asbury Park ent. Zenobia, Kenneth Magyar, Gordon and the speakers were on John Kuzmiak, John Kusey and Magyar, Pierre Bartow, Stephen Confectionery Store. Roster lists TUXEDO SUITS TO HIRE par . . . Sap of the Week— this afternoon by at least The following attended the ban- John Kluj. Bartow, Stephen Banosky and Ed- will be accepted. Rules and regula- wr. OIVE norm.E s. & n. ORFFN TFADIXO STAMPS SATURDAY the guy who waited, for the four runs . . . A prediction. quet and were winners of the high' Concludnig the list of letter win- ward Miller. "tions will be discussed. , FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON ' EIGHT FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1939 Egan and Balint went to New DUFFY CLUB TO HAVE TRIfl York on Monday, and returned ITALIAN MEAL TONITE HlIU NABBED IN with tlie prisoners. They allegedly WOMAN'S GLOB OF WOODBRIDGE TO WO0D8RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY confessed to the robbery and said RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — A that alter the theft, they loaded spaghetti supper will be served by NEW YORK AFTER the liquor in Magyar's car and HOLD ANNUAL GUEST EVENT TONITE PLAY TO BE GIVENJEXT WEEK-ENDthe Pop Duffy Association tomor- drove around trying to sell the loot. Having no luck in New Jersey WOODBRIDGE.—A very large j evening at the Craftsmen's club on Final rehears- Magyar; Mrs. Pengard, Arline Cor- row night in the clubrocms, Sand WOODBRIDGE.- they finally decided to go to Newturnout is expected at the annual Green street, this place. finishing|bett; Horace Pengard, Harry Se-]HiU section. Stephen D. Elko is TAVERN ROBBERY York where they entered a lunch Mrs. Orray T. Fraser, president als are being held and Christ; Ivan Eoralsky, Donald chairman of the committee in "Guest Night" of the Woman's touches being applied by the facul- •wagon and attempted to sell the Club of Woodbridge to be held thi* of the group, has annopneed that Wescott; Palmer, Martha Morrow; | charge of arrangements. AMBOY YOUTHS liquor to the attendant who declar- the program will begin promptly ty of the Woodbridge High School Dennet. Harry Lund; Johnny Ja- TO EGAN AND BALINT ed he was not interested. Seated at 8:30 o'clock. for the presentation of the annual son, Jack Stein; Pirate crew, Fred- AFTER ARREST next to them, eating a lunch im STORK TO DELIVER The program will feature the Al- faculty play, "Captain Applejack," erick Beckley, Harry Lund, Harry plain clothes, was Patrolman Moe an Arabian Nights adventure by FREE MOVIE PASSES fred University Glee Club of Al- Meyers, Edward Dougherty, Jack REGULATIONS TO WOODBRTDGE. — A few hours Schier, of the 8th Precinct. j fred, N. Y., directed by Professor Walter Hackett on next Thursday, Stein. To celebrate the coming oC Friday and Saturday nights, April after Wargyas' Tavern at the corn- Schier arrested them and took lRay C. Wingate. The proceeds of the play will be "Made For Each Other" starring The university orchestra- - will' 27, 28 and 29 in the Woodbridge used to further extra-curricula er of New and William streets was them to the precinct headquarters. Carole Lombard and James Stew- high school auditorium. BE ADOPTED FOR When the loot was discovered in i play for the dancing which will activities of the student body for rc-bbei early Saturday morning, the car they readily admitted the art, to the Rahway Theatre. Sun- conclude the evening's festivities. The curtain will rise each eve- which funds are not provided by three Perth Amboy men were ap- day to Wednesday, April 23-26. Members are privileged to bring the Board of Education. theft. ning promptly at 8:30 o'clock. The prehended in New York for the The management will present tojguests on payment of the usual acts are entitled as follows: USE OF STADIUM According to the authorities, alii Tickets may be purchased from the first 10 mothers in Rahway and guest fee. Act 1, The Adventure; Act 2, theft. three have police records, Szat- vicinity, who are blessed with :i the teachers, student body, at the CLUBS TO BE CHARGED FEE Members of the Young Woman's TO THE The Dream; Act 3, The Romance. high school office or at the box The trio, brought back to Wood- mary having the lengthiest. The child during these four days, a sea-Club of Woodbridge will be among The cast or characters, in the office the evenings of the perform- -PROCEEDS TO GO TO bridge by Captain John Egan and latter was recently mixed up in a son pass for three months. If the the invited guests. order of appearance on the stage ances. REAL ESTATE DEPT. Sergeant George Balint, are: serious case involving a high stork is generous. and delivers is as fellows: William Szatmary, 23, of 599 school girl. twins, a season pass for six months Lush, Frederick Beckley; Poppy WOODBRIDGE.—Just who will Amboy avenue; George Gergets, will be given, triplets, a yearly MRS. ORLEY G. BO WEN OF Cen- WORLD'S Fcire, Elizabeth Andrews; Mrs. TOWNSHIP SELLS 11 have jurisdiction over the Wood- Jr.. 18, of 808 Amboy avenue and pass, quadruplets, a ten year pass tral avenue, returned home re- Agatha Whatcombe, Alice Bren- bridge stadium, is the question to Frank Magyar, 21, of 399 Grove; MYRTLE BUCKELEW IS and any LUCK MOTHER blessed cently from Newark w.here she PIECES OF PROPERTY street a11 of Pertn liiid been in St. Barabas hospital fian; Ambrose Applejohn, Arthur in the near future by! - Amboy. Thcyi HONORED AT SHOWER with quintuplets, will be the guest V C. Ferry; Anna Valeska, Johanna pleaded guilty before Judge Arth-i of the management for her entire fur treatment for the last three WOODBRIDGE. — Eleven par- the Township committee. ur Brown Monday and were lodg- life. , weeks. cels of property were sold in pub- Monday night, a communication ed in the county jail. ^ was received from John Brecken- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Miss LEGAL NOTICE lic sale by the Township Commit- rid The entry of the tavern was Every one is eoing! Why not IS CHANCEBY OF NKW JERSEY lee Monday night at a meeting' ge requesting that Sam Gioe, of discovered by Rounds Sergeant Myrtle Buekelew was honored at a let us pay the bill? Your 124-87 held in the Memorial Municipal j the Recreation department, be Frrnk Miller, who had just com- bridal shower Saturday evening, TO: Salvatore Talano and Mrs. Sal- given by Miss Caroline Elbertson columnist Walter Winchell vatore Talano, his wife, Catherine building. Parcels auctioned off used as a "sort of clearing house" pleted his tour of duty and was on says: "To see the Fair com- Orgo, (also known as Catherine Ar- were as follows: during the baseball season for the his way home. A check-up with at her home at 110 North Third DINE AND DANCE go}, and Mr. Orgo, (also known avenue. Highland Park. Most of plete it will cost S68.00" Some Mr. Argo), her husband, Jennie Le- Lets 19 and 20, Block 403K, Emil various Township parks and | the bartender revealed that 30 person buying a Used Car vine and Mr. Levine, her 'lusband. K. Roos for Mary E. Burns for grounds as in previous years. ] quarts of liquor and a quantity of the guests were former members Mr. Somma, husband of Maria Som- of the class at the Baptist Chapel at from us between April 15 and ma, Mr. Cinque, husband of Teresa S88.48. Ccmimitteeman Charles J. Alex- •cigr=rs and cigarettes were stolen. May 31, inclusive will receive Cinque, Mr. Solenzio, husband of Lu- Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1079F to ander then presented a letter from Egan and Balint were assigned to taught by Miss Nellie Potts. ciezia Solenzio, the respective un- the employees of the Heyden Chem Beside the hostess and the hon-j a trip to the "World of To- known heirs, devisees and personal Frank Alibani for $400. the case and they received a lead morrow" as our guest. All representatives of Salvatore Talano Lots 33-38 inclusive in Block ical company and the Catalin com- that led them to Szatmary's home. or guest, those present were the' VARADY'S INN expenses paid. No strings! Catherine Orgo, (al«o known a; 825 to Harold Schiller for the L. pany asking permission to use the Misses Lcttie Smith, Ethel Zeto, Catherine Argo), Jennie Levine, Ma- stadium for Industrial league They were at the latter place Leona Skidmore, Marian Colton, FEATURING Come in today for all details. ria Somma, Teresa Cinque, Lucrezia Schiller Realty Company for $1,- when Chief of Police George E. Solenzio, and their or any of their 500. games on Wednesday evenings. Elizabeth Stout, Mr?. Steven But- heirs, dc-viseeB, executors, administra- Keating received word from New kocy, and Mrs. Ernest Lucas, of tors, grantees, assigns or successors Lot 71 in Block 31A to Jcseph T:\vnship Attorney Leon E. Mc- : THE HUNGARIAN GYPSY ORCHESTRA HERE ARE A FEW in right, title or interesi: lElroy pointed out that the stands York that the men had been picked Piscatawaytowii and Mrs. John By virtue o( an Order of ttie Courl Hornyak, Jr., for $400. up there. Elbertscn. of Highland Park. OF THE WORLD'S of Chancery of New Jersey, made on Lots 17 and 20 inclusive in Block'at the stadium are owned by the the day of the date hereof, in a cause KONDOR MARISKA, Vocalist wherein the Township of Woodbridge, 253B to Paul J. Urban for the ABM Board of Education and that per- ! a municipal corporation of the State of Realty Corporation for $900. ' mission would have to be secured INew Jersey, is complainant, and you fl om STEPHEN TOTH, Comedian Fairest Prices and others are the defendants, you are Lots 501 and 502 in Block 166 to' " the board for the use of the, required to appear and answer the bill Arthur Brown for Samuel Berko-J stands. He also suggested that regu of said complainant on or before Hie- the most elaborate and modest 29th day of May, next, or- the said bill witz for $500. lations be adopted with a regular homes in the City and Middlesex County DIRECT FROM BUDAPEST, HUNGARY 1938 will be taken as confessed against you. Lots 15 and V of 16 in Blcck fee to be charged, money to be The said bill is filed to absolutely 2 for the past eighteen years in UPHOLSTERY FORD 85 COUPE debar and foreclose you from all right 1079Q to Arthur Brown for Simon turned over to the Real Estate de- and equity of redemption of, in and to Sc-hoenbrun for $1,500. partment. and SLIP COVER work. $475 the premises described in certificates T,he matter was referred to the of tax sales dated September 22nd. 1920. Lot 40 in Block 533E to Mary L. EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1938 OLDSMOBILE 6 covering Lois 228. 230. 231, 232, 233-A. Campion for $1,500. committee as a whole. 237-B and 239 to 250 in Block 389-A, on SEDAN, Radio, Heater the Assessment Map of the Township Lots 63 and 64 in Block 7M to • of Woodbridge. County of Middlesex. George Balint for $105. Sol Kelsey REPORTS RECEIVED MIDDLESEX UPHOLSTERING CO, was first bidder at $100. _*745.Qp And you, Salvatore Talano are made WOODBRIDGE. — Two reports, C. Eottazzi J. Tonissi Try Our Chicken Paprikas and Other defendant, because you are the owner Part cf Lot 9 in Block 59H to one from the tax collector and the 1937 of record of part of the premises here- John Bacskay, Jr., for $1,500. Manufacturers of Living Room Suites Hungarian Dishes FORD 85 SEDAN inabove described, and you may claim other from the treasurer, were re- an interest therein; ceived by the Township commitee And you, Mrs. Salvatore Talano art DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Recovering and Repairing $375.00 made defendant, because you are t*ie Monday night, wife of the above named owner of rec- WOODBRIDGE. — In a resolu- The collector reported that he J ord of part of the premises herein- tion passed by the Township com- SUP COVERS MADE TO ORDER 1937 FORD above described, and you may have or collected $41,428.68 during the past claim to have an inchoate right oi mittee Monday night, all regular month while the treasurer ropcrt- 331 MAPLE STREET. PERTH AMBOY, N. J, VARADY'S INN SEDAN DELIVERY 60 dower in part of said premises: meetings and special meetings of And you, Catherine Orgo, (also known the Township will be held at 7 P. ed that he received $46,713.53 and Telephone P. A. 4—3534 FORD AVENUE FORDS. N, J, as Catherine Argo), are made defend- disbursed $99,239.46 during the $375-00 ant, because by virtue of a deed dat- M., Eastern Standard Time or 8 month of March. 1937 ed May 23. 1913, recorded in the Mid-o^clock Daylight Saving Time dur- FORD 60 SEDAN dlesex County Clerk's Office in Book 524 of Deeds, page 454, you appear to ing the period while Daylight Sav- have an interest in part of t*ie pre- ing time is in effect in this state. $325-00 mises hereinabve described; And you, Jennie Levine are made de- 1937TERRAPLANE fendant, because by virtue of a deed V. S. VOORHEES OF HIGHLAND dated March G, 1905, recorded in the Middlesex County Clerk's Office in Book Park, spent Sunday with Mr. 4--D00R SEDAN 367 of Deeds, page 584, you appear to and Mrs. Wilbur Lewis of Lloyd have an interest in part of the prem- avenue. ises hereinabove described; $425.00 And you, Mr. Orgo, (also known as IN CHANCERY OF SEW JERSEY 1936-FORD D-L Mj\ Argo). and Mr. Levine. are made 123-C61 defendants, because you are the hus- To: MARY ZULLO S-S Thrift Food Market bands of Catherine Orgo, (also knowi By virtue of an Order of the Court TRUNK SEDAN as Catherine Argo). and Jennie Levine. at Chancery of New Jersoy, marie on w*io appea1 r to have an interest in part the day of the date hereof, in a cause $365.00 of tin premises hereinabove described wherein thy Township of Woodbrld&e. 80 Main St., Woodbridge TEL WOOD. 8—0184 1935 STUDEBAKER and you may have or claim to have i a municipal corporation of Die Stale of FREE DELIVERY riffM of curtesy in part of said prem- .t>W Jersey, is complainant, and you COUPE R-S, RADIO ises; mil others are the defendants, you arc r And you, Mr. Somma, Mr. Cinque and required to appear and answer the bill $295.00 Mr. Solenzio. are made defendants, be- of said complainant on or before the cause you are the husbands of Marin Slat day of May. next, or the said bill Somma, Teresa Cinque and Lucre/.in will be 'aken as confessed ugainst you. 1934 OLDSMOBILE 6 Solenzio, and Failed to join in theii The asiiii bill is filed to absolutely conveyance of part of the premises debar and foreclose you from all ris'.it 4-DOOR SEDAN, Radio, Heater. hereinabove described, and you may and equity of redemption of, in and have or claim to *iave a right of cur- to the premises described in certifi- $265.00 cates of tax sale dated October 15, tesy in part of said premises. 1 And you. the respective unknown 93fl. covering Lot 1 in Block 1075, Lots 1935 heirs, devisees and personal represent- •1. 5, 6. 21, 22 and 23 in Block 1078, on atives of Salvatore Talano. Catherine t*ip Assessment Map of the Township FORD D-L COUPE Orgo, (also known as Catherine Argo). •}f Woodbridge, County of Middlesex. Jennie Levine, Maria Somma, Teresa And you, Mary Zullo. are made de- *245._00_ Cinque. Luerezia Solenzio, and their or fendant because you are the wife of When You Buy at S-S THRIFT . . . You save money on the best any of their heirs, devisees, executors, Edward Zullo, who is one of the heirs Your food bills will be lower if you buy in quantities whenever administrators, grantees, assigns or sue a' law and next of kin of Aniello Zullo. possible. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO STOCK UP ON grades of meat! We sell only the HIGHEST GRADE meats at the 1935 cessors in right, title or interest, are deceased, and Carmela Zullo. his wife, LOWEST possible Prices! Try some for dinner! FORD TUDOR SEDAN made parties defendant, because you deceased, who are the owners of rec- CANNED GOODS! ^_ may have or claim to have an interest ord of the premises mentioned herein- $195-00 in t"ie premises described in said bill above, and you tiave or may claim to of romplaint. have an interest in said lands by reas- on of an inchoate right of dower. 1934 EUGENE BLANKENHORN. EUGENE BLANKENHORN. Solicitor for and of Counsel with Solicitor for and of Counsel. GROCERY SPECIALS MEAT SPECIALS CHEVROLET MASTER Complainant, with Complainant. 24 Commerce Street, 24 Commerce Street. 4-DOOR SEDAN Newark. New Jersey. Newark, New Jersey. Dated; March 27th, 1939. Dated: March 30th. 1939. SHEFFIELD EVAPORATED FANCY ROASTING 5 LBS. AND OVER AM $225-00 •It— 3m-31;4m-7,I4.21. im—7.K21.28 • 1932 CHEVROLET SEDAN Milk Chickens, lb. Ai Q $145-00 4»«23c FRESH JERSEY RIB END 1933 STANDARD QUALITY A CHRYSLER 6 FOREST TIRE CO. R-S COUPE 175 New Brunswick Ave., Cor. Madison "°« Pork Loins, lb. $195.00 OPP. CITY SCALES PERTH AMBOY P. A. 4—0505 Tomatoes 4 1931 GREEN CIRCLE PRIME CUT FORD COUPE WHITE OR YEL- s $65-00 TIRES ON TIME Corn LOW BANTAM Chuck Roast,lb. 1931 4 3 °™ 22c CHEVROLET SEDAN } The Lowest Price Tire Store in Town RUMPS AND LEGS OF $50.00 PKGS r * 1936 FORD 4 Wheaties 2 21C CONVERTIBLE COUPE 4 FEDERAL or DUNLOP VEA L, lb. 23c TORPEDO FLASH LIGHT FREE Black Top J 1 YR. GUARANTEE LARGE PACKAGE BONELESS $395.00 i 4.75x19 ...... $4.49 2 FOR $ 8.50 1934 5.25x18 $5.49 2 FOR $10.50 STUDEBAKER 6 5.50x17 _ $5.69 _ 2 FOR $11.25 OXY DOL T9c Pot Roast, lb. 27c CONVERTIBLE COUPE 6.00x16 $6.49 2 FOR $12.75 SMOKED $195-00 KIRKMAN'S f% 1332 FORD FIRESTONES REBUILT CAKES CONVERTIBLE COUPE New, Used GOODRICH TIRES and Borax Soap D Cali Hams, lb. 19c $135-00 6 month guaran 4.75x19 S5.2S Rebuilt CENTER CUT 1932 NASH 5.25x18 SS.41 5.50x17 $n.99 FLAGSTAFF CUT CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 5.50x17 . $6.99 6.00x16 3 2LARGEST 1 QA 6.00x16 $7.82 Truck Tires CANS X %J\. $125.00 USED TIRES Beets Pork Chops, lb. 27c at UP SWIFT'S PREMIUM Vulcanizing CUT RATES ROYAL SCARLET DORSET USED inch $1 NEW TUBES 40c 79c up We Specialize TOMATO Juice Legs of Lamb, lb. CAR MART in "The Safe Place to Buy" TYDOL, Sealed 2 Gal. can Vulcanizing Famous Royal Scarlet Swift's Brookfield Fancy Selected ELM TO OAK STS 4 TEXACO /MOTOR OIL Retreading Regular 51.00 ON 4 GREENZOIL Recapping BiscO-Bits Sealed Quart and Coffee Butter EGGS Fresh . . Salty . . Tasty NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.j Cans 49' 1 LB. VACUUM CAN 1 LB. ROLL DOZEN Regular 25c fti Regrooving PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 1 FLATS FIXED and P. A. 4—2703 WHITE WALL IOC Open Evenings to 10 P. M. 15c" 25c TIRES 27c LARGE PACKAGE