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Vol. 56. No. 15 SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 Price Four Cents Local Woman On Official Board DISABLED WAR Police Ordinance Not Likely To Get Mason Elected Of Middlesex Young Democrats VETERANS POST Enough Votes For Passage Tuesday Council May The annual election of officers of South Plainfleld, sergeant at arms; There is little likelihood that Or- uncertain terms. Several conferenc- the Young Democrats of Middlesex Henry Handleman, Dunellen, solici- ELECTS OFFICERS dinance No. 387 amending the pre- es on the matter have been held and As President of tor; Edward Johns, Middlesex Boro, , _JU_ 'sent police ordinance to add four a decision to drop the matter for the Discuss WPA County was held in the City Hall In state committeeman, Charles Sulli- Theodore. DifFenbacher Elected ^members and take the jurisdiction present because of the objections New Brunswick Tuesday evening at van, East Brunswick, alternate; Aim Commander of Lt. Thomas over tlie force out of the hands of which have been raised against it, which time Edward J. Harkins of Biler, New Brunswick, alternate Kerr Chapter the Council and place it in the hands has been reached. Hoffman Club New Brunswick was elected presi- state eommitteewoman; James Doy- of the Mayor, will ever be passed. It has also been learned that the Work Tonight dent. South Amboy was given recog- le, Piscataway, trustee, 3 years; Ed- The installation of officers of Lt. Since the ordinance was introduc- ordinance will no doubt be presented ward Cahill, Monrrtouth Junction, Thomas Kerr Chapter of the Disab- As the result of his election as nition in the designation of Dorothy ed at first reading when the Coun- to the council for consideration at A busy meeting is forecasted for Dwyer as state committeewoman. trustee, 2 years. led American Veterans of the World |oll heid its meotlng on May 4th, the its meeting next Tuesdi:' evening, president of the Hoffman Republi- War was held Wednesday night at | bject has been paramount in the the Council when it assembles to- can Club on Wednesday evening, lo- Other officers elected include: Each municipality in the county SU but there will be sufficient dissent- night in City Hall for a business the City Hall, at .whidh time Theo- ; i ds not only of taxpayers, who ing votes to defeat it and send it in- ; cal Republicans see former Mayor John Frost, Milltown. 1st vice pres- was represented by two members m n session. Charles T. Mason, returning to the ident; John McQuade. Perth Am'boy, | designated by their municipal chair- dore Diffenbacher of this city, was have evidenced a strong protest to oblivion. Only one Councilman elected Commander. Other officers need switch his vote to the negative Among the matters which wfll active leadership of the party =.nd 2nd vice president; Mrs. Theresa De man. Arrangements were made for a against its passage, but In the minds probably be given consideration wiB its next candidate for mayor. Bonis, New Br.unswick, 3rd vice County Softball League with John elected include John Costello, of of local Democratic leaders and to accomplish this, since Republican president; Miss Frances Coffey, Me- Zdanewicz of this city as chairman, Woodbridge, Chaplain; William Du- those of the county as well, it is un- Councilmen Filskov and Watson vo- be the project for the painting of It is definitely known that for er; Martin Griffin of Sayrevllle, Ju- ted against the ordinance at the last all fire hydrants and fire boxes in 6ome time party workers and asso- tuchen, 4th vice president; Sidney to be assisted iby Mr. Russ of Mill- derstood. Kamel, So. River, treasurer; Miss town and F. Kenny of Metuchen. nior vice commander; Cedric H. Os- meeting and are said to have declar- the city, councilman Eugene Kress. ciates of the Mayor have been urg- It has been learned from authori- chairman of the fire Committee, pro- Helen Bergen, Woodbridge, Record- The next meeting will be held in trum of Woodibridge, treasurer and tative sources that county leaders ed they will continue to do so. Pass- ing him to again become active in adjutant; and Anton R. Larsen of age of the measure on the first read- posed this improvement. The work the party and his election Wednes- ing Secretary; Miss Violet Trygar, South River on May 25. This will be greatly incensed at the action in the New Brunswick, corresponding sec- a social meeting and installation of Woobridge, Chaplain; William Du- face of a greatly increased tax rate ing was accomplished because all it is estimated, will require in th» day night to his old post as presi- gan of this city, officer of the day; memlbers of the Democratic major- neighborhood of 750 man flours, dent of the club is regarded as the retary; George Linger, South Plain- officers will take place. All members have voiced their dissatisfaction field, financial secretary; John Kane are requested to attend. Joseph Novak of this city, sergeant ity voted in favor of the ordinance. and will be performed under WPA first, step in this direction. Follow- at arms. with the proposed ordinance in no auspices, the city to furnish the cose ing his election, Mr. Mason made a of the paint from the fire account. short talk in which he predicted that The meeting was presided over by tme pendulum was due to swing In Frank LowensoJin of ' Irvington, According to the Elans, the hy- the opposite direction at the next state organizer. Short talks regard- Ladies Will Be drants and fire alarm boxes will to election . and the Republican party Hit and Run Driver Parent-Teachers Of ing the organization were given by Junior Order Will painted white to make them more would gain considerable ground lost William J. Bowles of Kearney, na- easily distinguishable and at tho' at the last election. Held After Death Of St. Mary's To Honor tional rehabilitation officer; James Debate Supreme Ct. Rotary Club Guests same time preserve them from the A. Carroll of Newark, state adjutant effects of the elements. Following his election Mr. Mason Herbert Tanner, of Newark, Nation- declared "We of the Republican par- Pedestrian Sunday Infra-Mural Winners al Silver Rodent of the French Rats; Extension Tonight Thursday Evening Another WPA project which wiU ty are all set to go for the biggest Edward E. Springham. of Elizabeth, probably also be discussed at con- year in the history of the party. I Vernon Magee, of Matawan, About Forty Students Will Be state Chaplain; Harry P. Goodwin, Unusual Interest in Affair To At Annual Ladles' Night To Be siderable length this evening is on* tlhinlc the majority of the tax payers Charged With Being Driver Present At Affair Being of New Brunswick, state employ- Be Held After Business Held At Buttonwood covering the improvement, of the and property owners of the city rea- of Death Car. Planned ment officer; William Weber, of Session Tonight. Manor. local bathing beach to provide play- lize the necessity of electing a Re- ground facilities. This project was Following a hearing before Police Arrangemennts have almost Ibeen West Essex Chapter, Caldiwell, state The much discussed subject of in- There will be no meeting of the publican administration for their finance officer; Harry Zeltler, of South Amlboy Rotary Club next laid out some time ago, but WM self protection. Recorder Bloom Monday afternoon, completed for an affair.to be stag- creasd in membership of the Unit- placed in the background Vernon Magee, of 99 Broad street, ed by St. Mary's Parent Teacher Irvington; Frank lAschettino, of ed States Supreme Court will be the Tuesday due to the fact that the In the face of the enormous jump Long Branch, state inspector; lias. annual Ladles Night of the club will .it was deemed at that time, Matawan, was released' in the cus- Association at which winners in the A. Lowensohn, of Irvington, state subject of a debate to take place to- advisable to continue with U» is the local tax rate, indications tody of his attorney, Leo Weinstein St. Mary's High School intra-mural night following the regular business be held Thursday night at Button- that as the result of such action us to await grand Jury action on a organizer for Uhe Ladles Auxiliary: wood Manor at Lake Lefferta, Ma- ttreet improvement program. the proposed Increasing of the police sports program for 1936-37 will be and State Commander Lew Tannen- session of Joel Parker Council, Jr. charge of causing death by automo- guests of the association. The affair O. U. A. M. tawan. A report was made by the The plans call for the gradttvcC force by four members and various bile. baum. Delegations accompanied all committee headed by D. W. Reed, the bathing beach and the, Installa- other acts of the present adminis- will take place in the Guild Hall. the speakers. These debates inaugurated some Magee is charged with being the About forty students will be pres- time ago, have met with consider- sr. at Tuesday's meeting that ev- tion of tennis, handball and wit- tration, there will be a further in- erything is in readiness for the af- ball faculties. Councilman John crease next year, I think the people driver of the car which struck and ent, including members of the girls The new commander in a short able favor and various topics have killed Frank Swinicld, 62, of 114 and boys basketball teams, touch address said he appreciated the fair which has promises of being one Zdanewicz is very much lnti will rally ground the Republican been the subject of discussion. Un- of the best ever held by the club. in having work started on party*as they have never before done Feltus street, this city, Sunday ev- football and baseball teams, win- honor of being elected as the head usual interest has been shown in the ening at 9:25 P. M. ners in intra-mural track events and of the organization and stated be There will be a gala entertainment project as soon as possible in in history." debate scheduled for this evening, program and music for the dancing Swinicld was struck at the comer cheer leaders. would do his utmost to carry out tJi'e and it Is expected there will be a that the facilities may be With Mrs. Harold Fllskov as the of Main and David streets. The for- Ideas of the new chapter. He urged will be furnished by a popular or- at an early date. chairman a committee has been ap- Rev. John Grimes will address the large attendance of council mem- chestra. Nearly every member of ce of the blow drove him a consider- meeting and refreshments will be the support of the members be giv- bers present. Then too, there may be fintlm pointed to arrange for testimonial able distance and he was dead when served. en the various officers in their work. the club and their wives and guests discussion of the ordinance intro- dinner to Charles M. Bloom, retiring taken to the hospital. Robert M. Kerr, of this city, fath- have signified their intention of duced at the last regular meeting president of the club. Assisting mem- being present. The accident took place close to er of the deceased veteran whose providing for the addition of four bers of the committee are Mrs. Ada name the post Jias adopted was vo- Melrose Couple Are The local club has also lvited mem men to the police force and taking Bloodgood, Mrs. Bridget Houlihan, the home of Sergeant Reiner who Local Delegation rushed out and began an Investiga- ted in as an honorary member, and bers of the South River Club to the control of the police out of tte Mrs. John Perkins, Mrs. Margaret will be presented with his certificate affair, and a committee of local Ro- hands of the Council and placing it Barkalow, Mrs. Clara Buckalew, tion at once. William Triggs of 516 Awarded Damages David street, noticed Magee acting Attends Festival of honorary membership when the tarians visited the up-river club at with the Mayor. Russell Mathls, Benjamin Kass, Ser- local chapter is presented with their its meeting Tuesday night, and it rill Newman, Charles Jerome, and strangely in the vicinity of the ser- For Fall Injuries It has been learned that slnoe Urn vice station nearby and notified Held At Altoona national charter Shortly. was announced that about 25 mem- ordinance was introduced, membera Charles Watson. June 2 has been set bers and wives would be present. as the date for the affair, the loca- Sergeant Reiner. In the meantime, Mr. and Mrs. George Brush Win of the Council have heard a num- tion to toe picked at a later date. according to the police, Magee had Made Trip to Annual Singing Case Against Franklin Con- A picnic committee was also ap- ber of complaints against the ad- driven away. He was later picked up Event Saturday in Special Police Receive Many tracting Company. pointed by President Ray Ketchell ditions to the force. There are in- Charles M. Bloom was elected first in Matawan by the police of that Pullman. to arrange for a number of outdoor dications too, that some of the vice president; Arthur Semonelt, place. Damages of $1,000 were awarded outings during the coming - summer members of tha Council may chang» second vice president; William Pres- Eighteen persons from this city, ComplaintsJRegarding to Catherine Brush arid her husband consisting of George Bromley, D. B. their vote on the matter when th« ton, treasurer, Mrs. Harold Pilskov, Funeral services for the victim were held Wednesday morning "aT attended the smrtml singing festival George Brush of Melrose, by a Com- Heneby and Oliver W. Welsh. ordinance comes up for second and recording secretary, and Mrs. Ada of the Pennsylvania Railroad held mon Pleas jury in New Brunswick on The club is looking forward to Its final readings. Bloodgood, corresponding secretary. Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. M., Activities Of Boys where a mass of requiem was cele- Saturday at Jaffa Mosque, Altoona. Monday afternoon. visit with Governor and Mrs. Hoff- It has been pointed out that brated. Interment was in Sacred The local delegation left here in Ripping Up of Flowers in Yards, The Franklin Contracting Co. of man at the Little White House, Sea when the report of the City Treas- FURTHER PLANS ARE Heart Cemetery. The deceased had a special Pullman Saturday morn- Baseball, and Bicycle Riding New York City was the defendant Girt on Monday, Aug. 9th, at which ure^ for the fbjst Quarter of the- DISCUSSED BY LEGION no known relatives living in this ing, arriving home Sunday morn- Require Attention in the action. Mr. and Mrs. Brush time they will be the guests of the present year was submitted, it re- country. Ing. Following the singing festival were suing the company for $12,500 state's chief executive. vealed that approximately one- FOR MEMORIAL DAY and bowling match between the lo- Spring brings to the police de- damages for injuries and medical cal and Altoona bowling teams, they fourth of the total police appropri- Further plans for the local Mem- partment troubles, according to an expenses incurred when Mrs. Brush ation for the. year had been ex- were- guests at a banquet held in the announcement made this week by fell down a ditch excavated by the orial Day celebration were discuss- Over 200 Present At Altoona YJW.C.A. Executive Board Of pended, Indicating that on the ba- ed at the meeting of Luke A. Love- Chief of Pojice David Quinlan. company and which the plaintiffs sis of the present force, the appro- ly Post, American Legion, held last Members of the party were: Mr. Three major problems, all of them charged was not protected by warn- priation would practically be ex- evening. Reorganization Of and Mrs. C. T. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. concerning small boys are giving ing signs or fences. ; ParenHeachers hausted, while the addition of po- Chairman William Pierson repor- Albert Cole, Mr. and Mrs. John the police department trouble. The The jury awarded Mrs. Brash $750 licemen would amount to a fort? ted that the observance will be along Trowel, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barber, lads who have bicycles persist in damages for her injuries and Mr. per cint Increase in the regular Holy Name Society Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thomas, and riding them on the sidewalk endan- Brush $250 for medical expenses. Association Named the same general lines as those of daughters Doris and Elizabeth; Rob force and with summer approaching other years, with services held at the Purpose is To Combat Evils of gering pedestrians. Others have The accident occured last summer By President Mrs. Thomas Arm- and the annual vacations of officers ert Stivers, Mr. and Mrs. William been given to policemen to arrest when Mrs. Brush was walking across local cemeteries as well as those at Communistic Governmental Irons and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mil- strong At Final Meeting due, further police expenses will be. Ernston and Cheesequake. The usual Control. all offenders. the new cut off highway being con- Tuesday Afternoon Incurred because of the hiring of burn and daughter Jean. The usual number of complaints structed by the company. street parade will also be held. Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, presi- special officers to take the place of The post junior drum and bugle For the purpose of reorganizing of broken windows, excessive noise those on vacation, cofps will also take part in the ob- as a unit of active force the Holy and shattered nerves as the result dent announced the appointment-of Name Society of St. Mary's Parish, of baseball games played in the her executive committee at One final / — V servance and practices and drills of some two hundred men attended a Mi-Y Club Will street have been received by the de- Corporate Communion meeting of St. Mary's Parent Teach- the unit are being held frequently meeting at the school hall Sunday partment and the Chief has given er Association held Tuesday after- Raphael Perri to whip it in shape for Memorial night, under the direction of the Elect Officers At orders to police to break up all such At Christ Church noon in the Guild Hall. The new Day. Rev. John Horan, spiritual director games. executive committee consists of the of the local society, anti' Postmaster MeetingJYednesday The third and most serious of- Sunday Morning following: Mrs. Edward Fleming, Funeral Was Held Thomas E. Dawns, leader of the So. fense the Chief pointo out is the Mrs. Joseph Geant and Mrs. Joseph Last Rites For Amboy Unit, and vice-president of Plans Made For Tennis Tour- practice pursued by some boys of Mystery Play To Be Presented Kress, vice presidents; Mrs. Char- Wednesday Morning the Middlesex County Federation of nament and Baseball entering yards and tearing up flo- By Group of Young les Stockton, secretary; Mrs. Thom- Mrs. Rose Duvier Holy Name Societies. Game wers. Borne of the finest flower People as Vail, treasurer; Mrs. Edward No- Raphael Perri, sixty-two years of The untimate purpose of the local gardens in the city have been visited ble, chairman of program and en- age, of 151 Stockton street, died at limit is to cooperate with units of When they meet in tlhe YMOA by these youthful culprits and the There will -be a Corporate Com- tertainment; Mrs, Frank D. Stan- the South Amboy Memorial Hospital Held On Monday other Middlesex County parishes *o next Wednesday evening, memlbers police have several clues and will munion for the Congregation of ton, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Nich- Sunday following a lingering illness., of the Hl-Y club will hold the an- make arrests if the practice con- Christ Church at 7:30 in the morn- olas Barfjleri, Mrs. Nicholas J. Following an illness of considera- form a county-wide Federation to Howley, Mrs. Leo Monaghan, Mrs. Mr. Perri, who was employed as a ble duration, Mrs. Rose Duvier died' combat the evils of the Communis- nual election of officers. Plans for tinues. Ing of Whitsunday. The Vestry, and watchman for many years at tha the election were discussed at the officers of the Church Organizations Leo Freeman, Mrs. Covell, Mrs. John at the South Amboy Memorial Hos- tic theory of governmental control. Powderly, Mrs. John Norek, Mrs. plant ef the Seaboard Terra Cotta ; pital on Friday. Speakers on Sunday night were weekly meeting held Wednesday ev- are especially invited to attend this Company, was a member of the lo- ening. service. Hugh Farrell, Mrs. Michael Sergei, Funeral services were held Mon- the Rev. Lewis Hayes of Milltown, Honor Roll For '. Mrs. William Kohler, Mrs. Russell cal Italian-American Society; New- day afternoon at two-thirty with county director; Andrew Desmond Arrangements have been comple- "The World's Service" a mystery ark, N. Y. Loyal Order of Moose; • ted for a tennis tournament to be play will foe given by a group of Hubbs, Mrs. James McCoy, Mrs. the Rev. Harry S. Weyrich of Christ of Woodbridge, county president; John Mulvey, Mrs. John McNamara, Perth Amboy Lodge of Elks and tho Episcopal Church officiating. In- Postmaster Downs;' the Rt. Rev. held between members of the or- Month of April At young people In Christ Church un- Holy Name Society of St. Mary's ganization beginning next week. A der the direction of Mrs. William G. Mrs. Hugh Gallagher and Mrs. Ed- terment was in Christ Church Ce- Msgr, Griffin and Father Horan. ward Dooling. Church. metery. Appointed at the meeting to super- baseball team has been organized Sacred Heart School Fearce at 8 o'clock In the evening Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. vise local discussion groups were and a game has been arranged with of Whitsunday. The public is cor- Speakers at the session were the Philomenia Perri and a brother, Surviving the deceased are her dially invited to attend. This play husband' Biernhard, a brother, Geo- John P. McOuire, Joseph Vail, Ri- the Jamesburg State Home for Boys The following pupils of the eighth Rev. John Horan, curate of St. Frank of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Ma- chard M. Mack, Jr., John D. Mul- on Monday. will also be given in Trinity Cathe- Marys church and Sister Mary Pat- ry Oreco of Italy; and a nephew, rge Nellus of this city; and four sis- grade of the Sacred Heart School dral, Trenton,, Saturday morning at ters, Mrs. Christina Dreyling of lane. James Harrigan and Joseph On June 8th, the members of the achieved honor rating during the rick, school principal, who announ- iPeter Oreco of this city. M. Carroll. club will hold a hot dog roast at the 11 o'clock, when the Diocesan Len- ced that a two day institute will oe South River; Mrs. Elizabeth Arm- month of April as the result of high ten Offering is presented. The funeral was held from the bruster and Miss Catherine Nelius in keeping with the theme of Mo- local bathing beach. marks. held by the Sisters of Mercy in this establishment of The Gundrum Se- of this city; and Mrs. Sophia Koe- ther's Day, community singing was Dorothy Ardanowska, Cecilia Bac city in September. rvice Wednesday at 8:30 A. M. and nig of South River. participated in, with the following G. FRANK DISBROW ' zenska, Mary Donnola, Thecla Gatz DINNER PLANNED Mrs. James Smith was winner of at nine o'clock a solemn high mass Mrs. Duvier was born in Germany songs being sung: "My Mom", "Mo- VICE-PRESIDENT N. J. Edna Gomolka, Florence Grynkie- FOR OFFICIAL BOARD the first prize in the .blanket club. of requiem was celebrated In St March 30, 1880. During her resi- ther" and "Little Old Lady". Re- TRAPSHOOTING ASSO. wicz, Cecilia Jankowska, Elizabeth OF LOCAJ^JW. E. CHURCH Mrs. Edward Noble was the winner Mary's Church. Following the ser- dence in this city, she took an active presenting the school children were Klelkowska, Rose Komosinska, Flo- of a hand made centerpiece and vice, the body was shipped to Chi- part in fraternal and .welfare work. John Grlmley, Joseph Noble, Will- •At o Trenton meeting yesterday rence Krzyzkowska, Julia Krzyzkow- Ladies of the John Street Metho- scarf. cago for Interment. She was a former member of the iam Farrell and James Monoghan, afternoon, G. Frank Disbrow, City ska, Frances Labenska, Wanda *La- dist Church will servo a dinner to At the home of Mrs. Leo Monagh- A funeral service was held by the Shade Tree Commission and was who al delivered Mother's Day reci- Clerk, was elected by unanimous benska, * Irene Mahwlnska, Dorothy members of the Official Board of the an on Augusta street, a meeting of Perth Amboy lodge of Elks led by prominently identified with the tations. Mrs. Margaret Abbatiello vote to the office of Senior Vice Mlglin, Catherine Nebus, Genevleve church in the social hall of the ch- the executive board will be held on Kxalted Leader John MfcCormack work of the South Amboy Garden accompanied the singing. President of the New Jersey Trap- Ryniec, Magdalene Stochel, Theresa urch on Tuesday evening, May 25th. Thursday evening. Tuesday evening. Club of which she was president. shooting Association. David E. Earle Szaroleta. Frances Szatkowska, Flo- The menu will be as follows: to- She was also active in the work :>f LADIES' RIRLE CLASS of Morristown was elected president. rence Szmuska, Chester Zamorskl, mato J.uice, roast lamb and brown DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS the Woman's Auxiliary of the South \VILL_CELEBRATE The meeting was largely attended by Joseph Clol. Stanislaus Gorczyca, gravy, mashed potatoes and sweet Amboy Memorinl Hospital, the Wo- sportsmen from all parts of the Joseph Klimek, Francis Nebus, Leon potatoes, asparagus, pickled beets, TO HOLD_DANCE MAY 21 Jane Jankowski mnn's Club and of Amboy Chapter, The members of the Ladles Bible state. Nowlcki and Edward Radziewlcz. • rolls, butter, coffee and npp'e Pie. Luke A. Lovely Post, American Le Jane Jankawskl, 17 years of age, Order of Eastern Star. Class of t/he John Street M. E. Ch- The annual state shoot for the ch- t . A „ ^ glon Junior Drum and Bugle Corps died at the home of her {parents, Mr. urch will hold nn nnniversary cele- ampionship of New Jersey will be Kuhn's for Greeting Cards. adv LIONS CLUB TO HOLD will hold a dunce in the Hoffman and Mrs. Joseph Jankowski, 357 JUNIORS TO ATTEND bration in tho social hall of the held at the State Fair grounds In ELECTIONJWEDNESDAY gfh School auditorium on Friday Ward ave., Wednesday after a Short church on Thursday evening, May Trenton all day Friday, May 11th. evening, May 21st. Music will be illness. Funeral services will be held • COUNTY MEETING 27th. Mrs. Clara Buckalow is gener- A report by the nominating com- furnished by Eddie Melnzer and His Saturday morning at nine o'clock Tonight during their meeting at al chairman and the entertainment DOG LICENSE TAGS mittee will be rendered at the meet- Swlngsters. Tickets are now on sale when a mass of requiem will be said ' the council home on lower Borden- chairman Is Mrs. George E. Tnylor. FORJ9U7 READY Ing of tho South Amboy Lions Club and the -proceeds will be given over In Sacred Heart Church. Interment town avenue, members of Joel Par- INSTRUCTION to take- place Wednesday evening at to the expenses of new uniforms for will foe made In Sacred Heart Chur- ker Council, Jr. O.U.AJM. will make STREET PROGRAM BEGUN Chief of Police David Quinlan an- Languages: French, Latin, Wilhelm's Hall on First Street. the boys. ch. arrangements for attendance at the nounced this morning that the 1037 Spanish. English, German, I. Following tho business session a Besides her parents, she is sur- monthly meeting of the Middlesex Another phase of the preliminary supply of Dog License Tags was now Science: General Science social time will take pace. Ford Te- At the Grand Chapter convention vived by fivo brothers, Benjamin, County Past Councilor'."! Association stages of the street improvement ready for distribution. The dog cat- Chemistry, Mathematics. desco and James Chullll will be. In of the Order of Eastern Star to be Ludwte, Chester, Alexander, John, at Cnrtcrct on Thursday May 20th, program hero was completed this cher will probably begin his activi- Special Group Instruction charge of this feature, held in Asbury Park next week, Mrs. and one sister, Mrs. John Masao- when Puritan Council of that place week with the grading and gravell- ties early next week, the next few John Perkins and Miss Katherlne brook of Perth Amboy. days being tho time allowed dog Mornings 0:30 to 11 will be host. ing of a number of streets In differ- Also Classes for Children This afternoon In St. Marys Hall Eulnor will represent the local chap- ent sections of the city. owners to procure tags for their pots. a representative of the Maryknoll ter. The daughters of America win An executive meeting of the Am- According to present plans the oil The fees arc the sae as in years past, Aged 4 and 5 Foreign Missionary Society will give hold a game social next Wednesday erican Red Cross will -be iheld next treatment of these recently gravell- $1 for the male dogs and $2 for a M. WALSH a talk on Catholic Missionary work (Work Is progressing on the new night at Junior Order Ball, the pria- Monday night at the headquarters ed streets will be begun on Monday, female, regardless of age of tho an- 368 Bordentown Avenue In China to students of St. Mary's coal loading equipment at the Penn- es being on display in the show win- on First street. May 21th, imal. High School. sylvania engine shops here. dows of the Daylight Bakery, TWO THE SOOTH AMBOT CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937
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with complete approval as the vot- "Chief Who Never Sleeps" ORDINANCE NO. 388 If You Contemplate Building, Buying or Refinancing Your LOOKING BACK ing showed. Six Hundred Bankers "The chief who never sleeps" was AN ORDINANCE FROHIHnTNG With the exception of one or two the way the Indians referred to Gen THE PLAjmNO OP POPIJAR Present Mortgage, Consult Us Concerning the Sound the chairmen of the various sub- "Mad" Anthonv Waynr. TREES OR ANY SPECIES THERE- 2ZYEARS committees were absent, consequent- Enroll for Rutgers OF IN THE CITY OF SOUTH AM- Mortgage Plan Under Title 11 of the National Housing BOY. NEW JERSEY. AND FTXING ly reports from them were not PENALTIES OF THE VIOLATION Act. Issue of May IS, 1915. available). Chairman Corcoran, of In response to a question as to Graduate Course TAXI SERVICE THEREOF. the athletic committee, reported BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM- Complete, Courteous and Efficient Banking Service. what was being done with respect to progress, however. Students Registered For Insti MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF the petition for the pavement ol John McCormick, foreman of En- tute Beginning June 21 CallS. A. 351 SOUTH AMBOY: Main street, It was stated at the terprise Hook and Ladder Co., stat- Section 1. From and aifter 'he Accounts Invited. Council meeting Tuesday evening, Are Front^ States. 24 HOUR SERVICE passage of this Ordinance, it shall ed in response to a question from South Amboy Auto Sales Garage be unlawful to plant at any ulace that the Council was waiting for ad- the chair .that his company had In- Approximately sixty New Jersey within the limits of the City of Sou- vice from the City Solicitor. It was vited Keyport, Mllltown and Perth bank officers are among the six hun- *!! Pine Avenue South Amboj th Amboy any tree or trees common- pointed out that the Council wanted dred bankers from 42 states who ly known as Poplar Trees, a tree of Amboy companies to enter the par- have registered to attend the Grad- the genus PODUIUS, or any species to pave Main street from the rail- ade on Old Home Day, but had not thereof, as the abele, the silver DOU- road to the city lines, and Washing- as yet received replies. uate School of Banking at Rutgers lar. the white poplar, the black pop- The First National Bank ton avenue from the intersection of University, June 21 to July 2, it was FOR RELIABLE lar, the aspen-tree, or any speCcs Chairman Van Pelt stated that announced this week. Registration Slain street to the lines also. The INFORMATION ON LIFE thereof. of South Amboy, N. J. " Counsellor is Investigating the pro- both he and the committee would be will close May 20, since the enroll- Section 2. The violation of this glad to receive any suggestions that INSURANCE CONSULT per procedure and was to have pre- ment, limited to six hundred, is al- Ordinance shall be punishable by a Established 1888 anyone had to make for thel good most filled. A. STEINER fine of $25.00 for each tree so plan- sented a report, but his absence of the celebration. He said these ted or thirty (30) days in jail, or from the meeting would necessarily suggestions .would receive serious The school is conducted Jointly by 225 Church St. T.I. 436 both. MEMBERS: - postpone any action being taken. Rutgers and the American Bankers South Amboy, N. J. Section 3. That this ordinance consideration and if at all acceptabel Association through its educational shall take effect immediately on its Federal Reserve Bank would be adopted. approval and publication in the Parents of children in this city section, the American Institute of manner prescribed by law. would do well to heed the warning William Crazier, of John street, Banking. It is open to bank officers of the Court that they must be sent has been transferred from the who are graduates of the institute or who have completed equivalent NOTICE to school. On Friday, a number of night to the day force in the Yard- The foregoing ordinance was in- DEPOSITS INSURED truant children and their parents masters o'fflce in the coal yards at training in colleges or universities. LOTS FOR SALE troduced and passed first reading at appeared in court at New Bruns- Runyon. The school was first opened in a meeting of the Common Council June, 1935 with two hundred stu- REASONABLY PRICED of the City of South Amboy held on wick before Judge Daly to answer the 4th day of May. A. D.. 1937. It the complaint made by H. Brewster John Wortley, of Second street, dents. This group wall graduate at These lots are located in will be considered for final passa- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Willis, county guperintendpnt, and has been placed in the office of the commencement exercises on July 2. the H. S. Davis property on at a meeting of the Common Coun- Theodord Manduke of this city, tru- Yardniaster in the Runyon coal Two hundred more students were cil at the City Hall on May 18th. WASHINGTON, D. C. . admitted last year and 200 addition- upper Main street. Lots 1937. at 0 o'clock Eastern Daylight ant officer, that the children were yards nights. have city... improvements Saving Time, at which time all per- MAXIMUM INSURANCE cennn not attending school as they should al admissions this year will bring Heat. Cold, Have Na Weight and an inspection is invited sons having abjections thereto are FOR RACH DEPOSITOR #9UUU and were conspicuous by their ab- the school enrollment to its limit. to those who may be inter- hereby notified to be -present and sence. Heat and cold have no weight. The course of study comprises three present same. Only material things are ponder- resident sessions at New Brunswick, ested. Inquire of Geo. A. Judge Daly made it plain that Disbrow. upper Main St., G. FRANK DISBROW, Middlesex County will not stand for able. Heat and cold are impalpable. with home study under the supervis- City Cleric. "Approved Mortgage*, Fa«ta«l Housing Adminlitratloa" However, heat and cold affect the ion of the faculty during the months Tel. S. A. 917-J. disregard of the law making school weight per volume of materials. SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. attendance compulsory. The) de- between the resident sessions. ISSUE OF MAY 14TH, 1937 linquent parents were warned in no uncertain terms that their children must be sent to school regularly and that jfcilure to obey the warn- ing will mean imprisonment for contempt of court. The Council was confronted with \jMMj the dog license question agairj last Tuesday evening. Councilman Par- iseii stated that he had been in- formed by the dog warden that some people who had waited until late in the summer of last year claimed thta a new license now was unnecessary, as the licenses then issued were good for one year from date. Mr. Parisen suggested that it would be a good idea to change the ordinanc so that the license would be goo only from June 1st to Decembetr < the same year, as people were evl dently taking advantage of a loop bole In the ordinance. Mayor Dey stated that this ma ter had been take up last year an a decision reached that licenses wer •cod only for the year issued re gardless of the dale of issuance. Last Saturday afternoon the ca shops nine defeated the Terra Cot ta team in a close game on Stev ensdale diamond. The final scoh was 9 to 8, and it was a nip1 an tuck game from beginning to end. Hank Bloodgood was the loca choice for mound duty and hf worked in great stylo. The team manager, Pat Reilly, caught fo Hank. Grover started the game fo the Terra Cotta team, but was soo) relieved by "Diddy" Maxneld. Jak Schultz was Diddy's battery mat and had little difficulty in holdin down his job. The Sacred Heart A. C. lost to the DeFont Powdejr Works in a gami on Conlogue's Meld last Sunday af ter noon. The final score was 20 to 8, over half of the winner's runs be' ing made in the last two innings Molly started the game for the lo- '82%"*"*"'". cals and was batted freely by the \ /BfSHSStaf Have you experienced the greatest safety and THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR- victors. He allowed eighteen safe c hits In the eight Innings he pitched Sl comfor°infortt factofactor iin modermodern motorinmotoring —— ththe ImIm-- • and this and several team mlsplays TRANWORTATION proved Gliding Knee-Action gide—pioneered, PRICED SO LOW were responsible for the one-sided ••/ •core. Nuvls relieved Molly at the proved and perfected by Chevrolet? end of the eight h inning, and was More than three million Knee-Action users will tell you NIW HIGH-COMPRESSION VALVI-IN-HIAD INGINI—NIW touched for two safeties in the one AU-SILINT, ALL-STIIL BO.DIIS —NIW DIAMOND CROWN Inning. He also issued three free that Knee-Action giveB the safest and most comfortable ride SP1IDMNI STYLING —PIRVBCTID HYDRAULIC BRAKES — trips to the initial sack. of all... that it makes motoring far more satisfying as well Ray Pierson, pitching for the IMPROVID GLIDING KNII-ACTION RID!*—SAFETY PLAT! Powder Works, hurled a wonderful as far more secure than it can ever be in old-type cars. GLASS ALL AROUND —GENUINE FISHER NO .DRAFT game. VINTILATION —SUPER.SAFI SHOCKPROOF STEERING*. Prove these facts to your own satisfaction. Drive the new 'Knaa-Actlon and Shackproof Steering on Mailar P» Lux» model! only. Last Monday evening the Old 1937 Chevrolet—the only low-priced car with Knee-Action* Homo Day Committee decided that O«n«ral Motori InMallmaiit Plan — monthly payment! fo lutt your purl*. holding any moro meetings until —the only complete car, priced JO low! CHIVROLIT MOTOR DIVISION, Oanerel Motori f alel Corporation, DITROIT, MICH. June 7th would be unnecessary as thn arrangements were well in hand and minor details could be handled by the committees keeping in close touch with the. chairman. Mayor Dey made a motion that when ad- BRIGGS GARAGE journment was taken it be until the first Monday in June, and it met Broadway and Main St. Telephone S. A. 322 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY R 1837
Wild Wheat in Palestine To Hum .Vidnijbi UK' FINNEY OF THE FORCE Hard to Suit WFtR. WiM wheat grows in Palestine bu: i'o "bum the midnight oil," USL ally refers to working late into the — So, BOGA Nr/AL-OltU BE K OWE GOAT— SO' BF OI'M NOT "^< —ME WlFtT it was not discovered and identified WUZ HERE A THE SOUTH AMBOY Schubert's "Ave Maria" accompani- wicz, Andrew Gaul and Andrew Olo- Coronation Is Theme Miss Adele Halasewicz ed at the organ by Alexander 3. win. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Students of N.J.C. Chodklewicz. After a honeymoon trip to Buffa- lo, Niagara Falls and Canada, the Will Reproduce Of New Radio City Weds Walter Wawalec The bride was attired in a gown couple will make their home with INSURANCE PLUMBING AND HEATING of white satin and her attendants the bride's parents. Mexican Fiesta In one of the season's prettiest were Miss Lottie Halasewiecz and Music^Hall Show weddings, Miss Adele Halasewicz, Henry Malecld. Ushers and other at- Irish x'crr.cr, Working Dog C. T. MASON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Halas- tendants were Jean Kalwicz, Alice In their native land of Ireland, tin G.T. WILHELM At Annual Parents Day On England's great Coronation cele- ewiecz, of Feltus street, became the (Successor to R. P. M«son) May 15, Whew 3,00ff Vis- Watlttn' IS" being observed on the Mozden, Mary Halasiewieca, Helen Irish territr is truly a working dog. stage of tfhe Radio City Music Hall Ibrtde of Walter Wawalec, son of being used for bolting foxes and foi itors Are Expected. Mr. and Mrs. Kawalec, of Newark, iModelski, Steve Iislak, Stanley Kal- rabbit and sma 1 animal hunting. Sanitary and tfhis week in Leon Leonldoff's new on Thursday, May 6th. The cere- INSURANCE Local parents and friends of New spectacle, "Merry May." ' — IN — Jersey College for Women students mony was performed in Sacred Heart Stately monuments, streaming Church in this city and the wedding Reliable UNITED STATES will see a reproduction of a Mexican banners, rolling drums, plumes, all Hesta, Saturday, May 15, wjien ap- mass celebrated by Rev. Father TJr- COMPANIES , MERCO OIL BURNERS the pomp and glory In evidence banifc at 10:30 A. M. proximately 3,000 persons will visit when a king is crowned—these are Tuning Up The Car For EXPLOSION INSURANCE New Jersey College for Women for The Sacred Heart Church choir, suggested in striking theatrical style NOTARY PUBLIC the annual Parents' Day festivities. for Music Hall audiences. of which the bride is a member sang. Balmy Driving Weather Telephon* SA 282 A swimming demonstration, horse On the Music Hall screen, Is the A baritone solo. "Venl creator", was 231 First St. South Ambor •how and archery tournament are rendered by the organist, and the 228 Fl«t StreH Soath new Fred Astaire-Glnger Rogers choir offered Saint Alphonsus Mass. among the sports events planned dancing musical "Shall We Dance," By C. at Somite SOUTHAMBOt.lY.lv •nd dormitories and recitation buil- for which George and Ira Gershwin Miss Wanda Brylinski sang Franz Director, Stkoit a/ AutomaUUt, J. M. PARKER dings will be open to visitors. The wrote the hit melody score. «IaJerMtioaW Cortm0mmJ»m** Sh Athletic Association is sponsor of the entire program. ' you (ajoy worklnf around Vbi tetraohlorlde. Allow a few minute* Insurance of AH Kinds Wiftebn'. Students of music will .be heard In Church Chimes Sentinels ear and biff* acqutrwl H6M »b4IUy tor the oarhon to loosen. Then Fire, AutcmoMIe, UkMUty r blow them out with compressed air. Rates FurnWitd Upon *v recital during the afternoon and to mak* adJtutmanU and minor re- Esyloefa*. CtroallV, *•*. •ttribltfl will be shown by many de- of Health pairs, yon. yoonalf, can probably Instead of taking the vacuum ForTheWeek windshield wiper apart for oiling, Surety »d FUUIIty Amds portments and clubs. The three na- METHODIST PROTESTANT Don't N«ftot Them! do • considerable) part of the or«r- remove the regular hose from th* tive language dormitories, the Fren- bj>u)ln( calltd tor *>t this time of wiper and attach a short length of T*)l*ptWsM J4TJ CHURCH •etvttow Job. Thslr task It to Imp the year to but th« car In sh«ps for Wm.H.Lew« ch, German and Spanish houses, will ItoMns Mood stream free of an tUM of rubber tubing. Put the free end 343 Main Street Sooth Amboy display books, art and ceramics of Rev. Walter iTWrlck, Pastor tollt Impurities. Th. act of living—tlfi summer driving. of the tubing In a can of oil and PLUMBING AND Second St. and Stevens Ave. SsW—is: constantly producing MI open the shut-off valve. Moving those countries. mattetu r thth e kidykidneyss musmumt removremee ffrom To clean out stubborn rust and HEATING thr ST, MARY'S TRACK TEAM ByCBNBCAIOt TobMM Cultivated for Acen NOTICE Sieve Szabobki Sees Sacred Hearts ENTEREDJNTWO MEETS JUST HUMANS Though harassed by many ills Take notice that the Sunset T«r- St. Mary's High School track team and insects, tobacco has been cul- ern Corp., intends to apply to tb» ABC Honor Hopes Meet Mechanicsville [will compete in the Atlantic City re- tivated for centuries, It was used Township committee ot Madlsoo ilay championships to take place on in America when the Spaniards ar- Township for a Plenary Ketail Con- Ifl I PAffllP Saturday morning, May 22 in Atlan- rived. Long Vefore, however, Cu- sumption License for premises sit- Shattered Monday tic City. The athletes will leave here ban aborigines rolled the large leaves cigar fashion and smoked uaoed at Sunset Avenue, Old Bridge, Monday evening Steve Szabolski Sacred Hearts against Mechanics- In private cars at 9 o'clock. them. These they called tobaccos. Madison Township, and known ftf experienced the rather disconcerting viile Is the dish that will be served "line team has also been entered in Later the term became tobacco. To- the Sunset Tavern. Officers of tha experience of sitting on the side to fans in the city baseball league the 19th annual Interscolastic State bacco seeds are first • planted in corporation, John Sehaefer, Presi- lines as referee in the ABC tourna- this evening at the Ward Avenue track and field championship meet] hotbeds or nurseries. In about six dent. ment and seeing the records by diamond. to take place at Hightstown on Sat- weeks the infant shrubs are moved Objections, if any, should be mad« which he hoped to cop some of the Monday night the Hearts will urday, May 29th. to fields. An unbranchcci stem often in writing to Thomas L. Wooton, honors in the tournament, shatter- again occupy the field when they grows six feet high. Leaves some- Clerk of Madison Township. ed by another bowler. meet the Ernston suburbanites and Coal In Every Telephone times aro two 'eet long. When the Special hard coal, crushed, washed foliage begins to turn the plants are (Signed) JOHN SCHAEFER, It was Szabo of the South River Thursday night MechanicsviHe will 5-14-2t President, oppose the Catholic Club. Friday and roasted. 13 in every telephone CUt. UP"a'lv ^f--" *'" N-ici Aces who turned the trick and shat- transmitter. Wlien you lirt the receiver, tered the local bowler's hopes, whonight's conntestant will be the Tig- electricity starts (lowing steadily led all events for a couple of weeks. ers and the Romeo All Stars. tlu'ougli the grains of coal. When yon Bzaob turned in scores of 233, 211 Monday night's engagement be- speak, your voice vibrations make the and 215 in the doubles Monday nite tween the Tigers and the Catholic grains quiver, which varies the amount for a total of 659 and then added Club was a one sided slugfest WOD of current flowing through theni ami scores of 257, 188 and 211 for a to-by the Tigers 19-5. A total of 24 hits out alons tiro line. Tho variations in tal of 656 in the singles; on Wednes- were chalked up during the game, current duplicate your voice vibrations day, April 28th, Szabo hit 192, 20214 for the Tigers and 10 for the Ca- and 213 for a grand total of 607 uitholic Club. a team match when he team rolled The Tigers started their lead In More than 41)0,008 telephone calls up a 2600 score. the first inning with two runs and over the normal average were mailo *" -^m^~ Then onto the alleys on Tuesday in the same frame the Catholic Club duvinz the fivo days ot tho Americnn a new high for the all events section. representatives got one. Then in theLegion Convention in Cleveland re- evening strode "Pop" Pemberton, third the Catholic Club enjoyed a cently. Tor the first timo in the city's the grand old man of the alleys, who brief supremacy when they scored 2 history np'jrators were at attended pay evidently decided further changes << runs to place the score 3-2 in their stations twenty-four hours dally. You will have money the standings were in order, and set favor. Then in the fourth came the The Daredevil. about making them. "Pop" rolled big reversal when the Tigers almost Each of the four submarine tele- when you want It— scores of 175; 269 and 247 in thewore out the base paths scoring 15 pnoiis cables which lie beneath the >•»••»•< doubles for a total of 691. And then runs to run up a lopsided lead They waters of the Gulf Stream between if yon start saving In the singles hit 202, 266 and 195added two more runs in the next Koy West, Fla., and Cuba, uniting tha for»another total of 663. These scor- inning and the two scored by theNorth American continent with Its • and keep it up. es, coupled with agora totaling 5 Catholic Ciub in the last inning island neighbor to the South, spans a made on Tuesday, May 4th, brought were Just two more runs. The score: distance of approximately 121 mitel. his total score to 1950, to establish Tigers AB R H DECORATION DAY Revolinski Bros. E. Revolinski: Jensen, 3b 5 3 3 126; 178; 160. T. Revolinski, 176; 192Cassidy., lb 5 3 3 Hints to Gardeners 185. M. Revolinski, 135; 146;; 125.Steuber, IT 4 11 B. O'Shea: 213; 210: 144. J. Revolin- Clark of 4 12 - by Gilbert Benllcy ski. 150; 193; 152. Totals: 800; 910;Mercer, p 4 11 Flower Expert 766—2586. Ferry Seed Itulilute IS COMING! Ryan, c 12 0 PB& YMJCA.: Irons, 151; 179;DeBaise, 2b 4 2 2 504. Trowell. 169; 157; 184. Stivers, McLougiuin rf 1 211; 211; 202. Barber, 130; 222; 193. inman rf 2- Tdomas, 181; 222; 212. Totals, 842; Rush, rf 1 Pick Your Car Now From the Largest Used 891;'965.—27M. Semanek, ss 3 Levines Sporting: Smith, 155; 182 Totals 34 180. natagard: 172; 172; 1S5. Me- Catholic Club AB Car Stock In Middlesex County Guinea, 177; 147; 146. Danford, 177 N Morgan, lb 4 179; 173. Hahn, 190;; 164;; 186. To- Flemingg, 2b 4 Down Payment tato, 871; 844: 842.—2557. McGcnigle, rf 4 1934 CHEVROLET Cleary, cf 3 Flowers and Their Soils Interest at the rate of 2% per annum is paid oa i DOUBLES 3 COUPE Honumnraki, 171; 179; 135. Sula,Bulman, ss fpo assist the gardener in planting F. Morgan, if 2 1933 PLYMOUTH posits in our Special Interest Department 137; 162; 185—»59. 3 •*• his flowers in the most suitable Schepsko, 177; 187; 182. Nieassi, PothofT. 2b soil available, recommended soijs for SEDAN White, c 2 many of the popular garden flowers' ISO; 192; 143—1041. 1 Waaaro, 215; 182; 180. KUckner, Chonsky, « are listed here. A guide or key must 1935PONTIAC The South Amboy Carroll, p 2 first be established. COUPE 177; 178; 205—M37. Straitton, p 1 Soils are classified generally as Ktaunier, 104; 170; 199. sabo, 233 Totals 28 J nourishment and consistency. Soil 1.933 CHEVROLET f AC 311; 215—1184. classifications will be indicated by Babaaury, 166; 237; 170. Blto: two letters, such as PC, or MS. The COUPE r :. ? i«W Trust Co. 176; 177; 172—1092. first letter of the combination refers McOulre, 186; 182; 202. Razzano, Last Inning Rally to nourishment, and may be either 1931 DODGE • • 7C 188; 191; 189—1118. P (poor),M (medium), or R (rich). SEDAN ...... ;...>..-.•. ¥ 10 M. Lower, 181; 196; 210—587. W. The second refers to consistency and may be either C (clayey), M (me- 1932 PLYMOUTH ! C 7C Cowan, 215; 201; 187—603. Tot. 1190 dium), orS (sandy). Zteid. 139; 221; 190—550. Goodwin Thus, the recommended soil for COACH ty id 150; 220; 195—5S5. Tot. 1115. Win Over Matawan morning- glory is PS—poor sandy. 1931 CHEVROLET METHODIST PROTESTANT PLANS PROGRESSING Size ur Westminster Abbey t^yuliaiis Made Varuitb School Friends CHURCH NEWS Drives Automobile FOR OLD TIMERS' NIGHT Westminster abbey is 531 feet The Egyptians knew how to make j ATJRARITAN HALL long, 203 feet wide and its tower varnish by using soft resins melted listen! Tonight7~at 7:30, the La- NEW YORK rises 225 feet above the ground, in oil. Spend Weed-End dies Aid is going to hold a "Novelty A Million Miles ! With Charles Ditman as chairman. Evening," and you and you and you II/'jl ,1 «J , olcplani s are now underway for the 3rd' Round Leccli Farnum; l"riilital)ie Argentine':, maliest Province At Hunting Lodge mothers and fathers, sons and dau- WlthOUt ACCIOent Timer's Chicken Supper and In 1082, when leech farming was The smallest and most densely ghters, are ordered, commanded and . Dance, to be held under the banner a profitable Industry, 57,500,OQO populated province of the Argen- of the leeches were imported into France. tine Republic is Tucuman. Club Members Were Guests Of summoned to attend— You'll have a More than a million miles of an- Mechanicsville Social Club, at Trip line time, and don't forget to bring tomobile driving without an acei-,the Popular Baritan Hall, Rjdseway Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Auten- your .silver offering with you—Young dent-that is the record of Paul avenue, Mechanicsnlle, on Sate- reth, Saturday. and old are all to take part; not say- Robert Merlin. French World War aai' evening, May 22nd. Wednesday, May 19th ing what—Bring your neighbors hero now an American citizen, and, . As pcr the .usual custom, a deli- Leaves So. Amboy 8:29 A. M. Members of the South Amboy with you tonight, and they'll thank resident of Santa Monica. Cal. clous, menu wll! be Prepared, and a Standard Time Shown—Add on3 School Friends, former school com- you afterward—An' another thing: 'hour for Daylight Time panions, and their husbands, were Merlin credits his perfect record .P°P\«ar dance orchestra will furnish FILL COAL BINS This Sunday night acom'; oh, what to obedience to traffic laws, and es- muslc for b°th modern and ol" tlmc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Au- a grand old time is in store for the cm Due to Returning tickets good on any tenreith, former South Amboyans,' pecially his refusal to speed. "Care- j ?™ ± expectations of a New Jersey Central train except "old timers," for it'll be our "Back less and reckless drivlvng is so un- large crowd the sale of tickets at their hunting lode? in tTie Pi:o- Home" .service—You'll see folks at be stopped on May 21st. The Blue Comet, on date nf sale. NOW-AT LOW COST no Mountains Saturday and Sun- necessary," he said. "Speed seldom Consult ticket agents for leaving tlrs service that haven't been in benefits any driver. I have driven | Assisting Mr. Ditman are the fol- day. South Amboy in years, and folks lowing: Charles T. Watson, Geo. times Horn station; not shown JEDDO-HIGHLAND After gathering at the Autenro'th that perhaps haven't been in our my present car, a Chevrolet, for 40,- above and additional information. home at Arlington Saturday after- church for years—It's a home 000 arTonave mis^d an PREMIUM ANTHRACITE appointment, although I never drive Charles Seymour. fail Tralni—Amplt ftoom—ModernEquipmen l noon the party drove to the hunting thering, and you'll be surprised CASH PRICES PER TON lodge and spent the afternoon in- at at a greater rate than the law al- Firsl Words on Phonograph specting the lodge and its immediate the number of folks who are going lows. The first words recorded by to take part, especially the old choirs Jersey ^Central Egg--Stove--Nut - - - $10.00 surroundings. Saturday evening a "Possibly there are times when Thomas A. Edison on a phonograph get-together party was staged. of forty and fifty years ago—Cheer high speed or irregular driving cylinder werp those of"the poem, Pea - - - - - 9.00 After a trout breakfast Sunday up, there's to be no preaching at this seems necessary," he continued, "Mary Had a Little Lamb." morning the members of the party service; so leave your pillows at "but in my opinion these exceptions Buckwheat No. 1 - - - 8.03 enjoyed a hike after which a beef- home—Our folks have written to account in large part for the stag- stake dinner was served. former members and friends of the gering traffic toll America is paying. church asking 'em to be sure and It is unfortunate that relatively few Members of the party were: Mr. attend this service—We have no SWAN HILL ICE & COAL CO. and Mrs. Bernard' Chia, Mr. and motorists should endanger the huge idea what we're going to do or how majority of drivers who are careful Mrs. Ethel Cornell of Brooklyn, N. we're going to do it. but will let the Y., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart and obey the law in every way." G. Manvel Applsgate spirit of the evening make up its Merlin, who became a citizen nine of Roselle; Mr. and Mrs. George own program as it may—This we Lyons of Jersey City, Mr. and Mrs. years ago, was wounded by machine 146 Henry Street know, if you miss this service you'll gun fire while carrying dispatches William Autenreith, Mr. and Mrs. "kick yourself" as those who missed Fred Autenreith of Bloomfleld and between the French Army Sixth Di- James E. Bennet have done—Rev. vision headquarters and an isolated Phone 340 the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm is coming, Rev. Pullinger is FRANK'S Charles Autenreith of Arlington. Engineer Corps outpost in the first coming, Rev. Leonard is coming, et Battle of the Marne. After dis- al; yet there will be no preaching— charge from the hospital he saw ac- FOOD MARKET COMMITTEE DIRECTING Songs? Singing? Yes, plenty! All the tive service again for the duration .. AUTO DRAWING SEES old favorites—Now regarding our of the war. Bible Forum: Get busy you "Reds" "The Store of Quality Foods" HEAVY^TICKET SALE His record of more than a million and "Blues"!—The former now leads 611 Bordentown Ave. South Amboy Although they have been in the 31-30, by one point—Have you seen miles of 'accident-free driving was Tel. S. A. 277 lhands of the committee for only the pins we're giving to those bring- built up under circumstances rang- FREE DELIVERY week, tickets for the grand award ing new faces? Three were given last ng from ordinary to most unusual. to conjunction with the annual Sa- Wednesday (5th) night—Nice atten-. For the past 15 years he has been cred Heart Parish Carnival and Pic- dance Sunday morning, seventy five; employed as driver for a large Pa- MEAT - POULTRY — FISH nic have already been placed in de- but thirty seven is all that could be cific Coast company; but during Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 13, 14, 15 mand. The grand prize will be mustered in the evening—Some folks and after the World War, because 1937 Model, completely equipped evidently think God takes a holiday of his driving ability, he was select- BREAST OR SHOULDER Deluxe Plymouth sedan or $500 in every Sunday evening, and feel that ed as personal driver for Genera if they attend one service on Sunday Pershing, General Petrain, Andre cash. Tardieu, David Lloyd George, Veni- MILK FED VEAL. lb. 18c Although this grand award wiV they are doing all the "Law" requir- es—But folks, we're not under the zelos of Greece and many other no- For Stuffing With Pocket be the main feature of the picnic, tables. For two years he drove hundreds of other attractions wil' "law" but under "grace;" so why abuse the grace that He has given throughout Europe and Northern Fresh or Smoked be offered for the enjoyment and Africa, in charge of a tour group. approval of the general public. Fi- us? —Because evening attendance has been low in the past is all the Chickens, lb. 29' nal plans for the picnic, to be held Merlin, president of the Los An- pound 25" in July, are being completed and more reason that YOU who love the geles Colonie Francais, was decor- Lord should' take steps to help in- ated for bravery In action and re- complete list of committees and Boneless Roasting Breast of Stewing workers will be published within the crease it!—Alice Herbert fractured ceived a citation from General Pe- C next few weeks. her elbow in a fall Saturday—Three tain for valor under flre. In spite WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT? of our girls are going to the Rev. of his record of courage and phy- Veal, lb. 29 29° sical fortitude, he fears the foolish Lamb, 2 lbs. JOHN J. McCORMACK Percy Crawford Pinebrook Camp; driver. W* niggMt Automatic Hot Water Swvic* by Dorothy Newcomlb, Lorraine Herbert MILK FED RIB FRESH LEADS ELK DELEGATION and Marion Dill—They will be gone Thra you will hav« hot wain in th« morning without TO_ATLANTIC CITY for a week some time during the Not Hiram to Me inlMing your bus—hot water right at th« faucet, watting summer—Wish we could send the People, generally, are not afraid Veal Chops I Chop Beef, lb. for you (instead of your waiting for it). John J. McCoitmack, of this city. to die. They just don't dwell on Exalted Ruler of the Perth Amboy entire S.S.—The mothers did' won- the thought. 6 An automatic gas water healer is completely auto- Lodge of Elks, led a delegation of derfully well Sunday morning, eveTy RIB Q|-c JERSEY ^C members from that lodge to the de- one of them in their respective parts matic. It never forgets to go on or shut itself off. What in the servJce and choir—-Mothers a step forward from watching a fire! dication of the Betty Bacharach Berrlen and Rue were the honored *************** 11 H'»>»•*» Home for afflicted children at At- Lamb Chops \h,oo Fresh Hams H/O Isn't it worth a few cents a day to get rid of all the lantic City Sunday. loved ones—Had no idea Mrs. Dill was such a singer; been "holding SHOULDER END FRESH fuss and bother? Isn't it worth the 12 cents a day which Members of the party were Past out" on us—Mrs. Russell Harris i: jj THE the average family pays for 100% automatic service State Presidents dharles Wiberal- well again—Vera Hoagland is our ske, and H. E. Pickerskill; Past Ex- champion bowler—The Boys' Club Calf's Liver 58* by gas? For full information, consult your local plumb- alted Ruler Jacob H. Weitzen; Es- meets Tuesday night—As Christians ing or heating contractor or call Public Service. teemed Royal Knight Samuel Con- HOME ECONOMIST let us'try and remember to return SPRING LEGS of very; William Dalton, Louis Smith good for evil—Mr. and Mrs. Post PRIME BEEF AQC Andrew Clausen. Paul Trygar, Er- came down from New Brunswick for ***********»***mi mm vin Manhattan and Albert Leon. Service Sunday evening—Sam Free- Brown Betty Lamb, lb. 29* Chuck Roast PVBLICQSSERVICE man stands 6.1—Melrose folks know 2 cups stale bread crumbs, how to make home-made bread, es- 4 cups sliced apples. pecially "Aunt Nellie" and Iona— % cup brown sugar. DAIRY SPECIALS Mrs. Patrick finally made the choir VA teaspoon salt. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 13, 14, 15 (Mother's Day)—Will see you to- V4 teaspoon nutmeg, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a night—This week's Scripture verse: x youu IIKE Heb. 12:6 "For whom the Lord Lov- h teaspoon cinnamon. BROOKFIELD OR CLOVERBLOOM eth he chasteneth, and scourgeth 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind. every son whom he receiveth." Vi. cup water. MX TOUCH! 3 tablespoons butter. BUTTER, lb. - - - 38c 2 tablespoons lemon juice. Make Votive Offerings Mix together brown sugar, salt, GOOD LUCK NEW YORK STATE Soldiers of ancient Greece used to spices and grated lemon rind, then make votive offerings in the form of '•* thoroughly with sliced apples soldier statuettes to the god credited and lemon juice. Put layer of one Margarine 21c Store Cheese, lb 32c with protecting them in battle. third of the bread crumbs in bot- ~"m of buttered baking dish, cover CHEESE AND OLD ENGLISH with one half of apple mixture; add •vatcr. Repeat with layer of bread rimbs. then second layer of apple Ham Spread 15c Cheese, pkg. 22c mixture and cover with remainder COMBINATION Keener, longer-lntina, INSTRUCTION if bread crumbs. Dot with butter. kind to (he (kin, IVeel Languages: French, Latin, "^ver and balce in moderate oven at FRUIT - VEGETABLES Blades are uniformly Spanish. English, German, I. n75 degrees forty minutes. Remove goodl And only 10* for Science: General Science Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 13, 14, 15 4 caperb blades! "over and continue baking twenty Chemistry, Mathematics. "ilnutes until brown on top. Serve Special Group Instruction '•irh hard sauce flavored with nut- FANCY JERSEY Mornlnss 9:30 to 11 •e.p, or plain cream. Serves six. Also Classes for Children ASPARAGUS, Bunch Aged 4 and 5 Recipe Compliments of M. WALSH Fancy Large Seedless ICEBERG BLADES 368 Bordentown Avenue SOUTH AMBOY DAYLIGHT FIT GEM AND EVER-READY RAZORS BAKERY Grapefruit 2 for 15c Lettuce 25c 2 large heads SUNKIST Fancy Jersey Oranges, doz. 39c Rhubarb, bunch 5c " A GROCERY SPECIALS For Entire Week of May 13th—19th, Inclusive WHITE ROSE COFFEE, Pound NEW ROILATOR* i GOLD MEDAL, large box FLAGSTAFF IEFRIGERATOR NORGE CONCENTRATOR RANGES New! Flexible Interior Norge leads with a thrilling new Bisquick 29c Cut Beets, 2 for 25c Arrangements for greater line of ranges . . . models, colors usability. Improved Kolla- and available extras provide wide VALLEY STREAM PINK SUNSWEET choice in style and equipment. And about friendi and tor—the famous 3-moving- parts Rollator mechanism every one is a sound investment family you haven't Salmon, 2 for 21c Prunes, Ige box 19c —produces even more cold in savings in time, work, actual 1 heard from lately? ARGO LAUNDRY GULDENS for the current used. dollars and cents. Before you buy Telephone and knowl * REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. a range, be sure to see the Norge. It's quick and Miy and Starch, 3 for 25c Mustard lie NORGE AUTOBUILT WASHER •a fatlilyina, to them Among many new features PALiMOLlVE FLAGSTAFF and you. in the 1937 line of Norge At night after 7, or any Washers is the exclusive Soap, 3 for 17c Peaches, lb. can 19c Pressure-Indicator Wring- lime Sunday, rafts art DOLE PINEAPPLE er which insures scientific- roducod on calli of about Primex, 2 lbs. 35c ally correct pressure for 1 50 mlloi and over every kind of fabric. W And anytlma, anywhara Juice, 2 for 25c CAMPBELL'S FliiKstair, large buttle NORGE CUOTROL IRONER In New J»««y, you can Tomato Juice 23c Heat, pressure and speed Y >•% call 18 mild for ISC, 42 under finger-tip control. '> mlUt (or 35c ISlallon-to- Ketchup, 2 for 25c15 for The Norge Duotrol Ironcr NO STREKE ' ;ti Matton ratal). isexceptionally easy to learn Super Suds 18c to ust—fast and efficient. Now Jarisy Boll Large Wall Cleaner 35c Telephone Co. WHITE ROSE Ivory Salt 15c WEBER'S RADIO IP Potato Salad jar 19c Large Uox, 2 for 111 No. Broadway Telephone S. A. 810 !••••••••••••»••••••••••••••••••••••••• PAGE FfHJR THE SOUTH AHBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 "Nancy Steel is Missing/' at Empire Sunday Bon Voyage Party James Stewart-Simone Simon in '7th Heaven" WOMEN'S CORSETS AND CORSELETTES and Monday Will Star Victor MeLaglen Staged By Friends Foundations for the Slim and Stout. Corsets SI, S1.95 and S2.95. At Empire Theatre Next Week Sunday-Mondav Corselcttes with innerbelt, S1.00. Girdles 59c and $1.00. Two Of Joseph Joswiak Way Stretch, Garter or Panty Style 50c anil S1.00. Lar^e Selec- Popular Melrose Business Ma tion of Bra.T'icrs 29c and up. Leaves For Trip To Poland Today Last evening friends of Joseph A GOULD'S DRESS SHOPPE Jozwiak, of 16 Laurel street, Mel- 143 NORTH BROADWAY SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. rose, tendered a bon voyage part in his honor at the Melrose fin We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps house. Mr. Jozwiak. a grocer an butcher of the Melrose section, one of Its most prominent citizens being president of the Pulaskl Clul of Melrose and a large number o; ijan ii u n n iaj his friends from all sections wer present. Sayrevllle Councilman F. Lapa was toastmaster and the hal was decorated with American an Cloverbloom Butter 36c lb. Polish flags, Mr. Jozwiak leaves at noon toiay SMOKED HAMS SKINNED BACK 25c lb. for an extended trip through Po 27c lb. land, when he will visit his birth PRIME RIB ROAST place, Wloclawek and various po.'nt LEG OF LAMB 27c Ib. of interest in all parts of the coun- try. CHUCK ROAST 24c Ib. Sayrevllle Councilman John J. Andrejewski, general chairman ol FRANKS AND BOLOGNA , 23c lb. T~Right Out Of The Air the committee, served as toastmas ter. The hall was decorated with SMALL PORK LOINS ...27c Ib. 1' Bv R F SERVICE — American and Polish flags, and those Phillips H. Lord, radio's numbei writers but Bergen and Alien are tb* present sang American and Polish FRESH BUTTS 25c Ib. «ne idea man, is back Ironi his only two of prominence right now national anthems. Mr. Jozwiak vacatlc- and is hard at work But who do every word themselves. was presented with a traveling bag, Damascus Blades SOFT RIB CORNED BEEF 10c Ib. h e listened t o coat and an autograph book con- In genuine Damascus blades the •••Vincent Lopez insists on musical taining the names of his numerous design runs through the blade, and both his pro-perfection in his Time For Action the figuring does net disappear •A lb. SLICED BACON 18c while band before the Wends. The presentations were By RAYMOND PITCAIRN through friction or grinding. particu- CBS Speedshow made by Andrew S. Malik. 18c lb. larly to his "We, Rational Chairman FRESH CHOPPED MEAT . . . on Saturday Among the speakers were Henry Sentinels n/ the The People' jught gets the Standowski, Past President of the Ncu Y\irk Catauical Garden VEAL BREAST 16c lb. which is thespotlight in the Pulaski Club of Melrose; Postmaster While official Washington wrangles The New York Botanical garden growing rehearsal period Thomas E. Downs, Mayor Thomas over the tax burden and possible meth- consists of 400 acres of land in the program in ra-Only when ods of retrenchment, the Government northern and western parts of Bronx VEAL CHOPS .. ..25c lb. has absolute T. Thompson, of SayrevlvIIe; Coun shows no signs of reducing its costliest park. because it confidence in tho cilman John Paprota, of Sayrevllle; features instead feature. i i FRESH FISH FRIDAY a f stars, folks orchestra can he John Strek, Sayrevllle Water Super- That Is the tons, long payroll com- work with others intendent; Albert Herman, repre- The "Dancing Mouse" SPECIALS EVERY DAY from everyday on the program < posed of public jobholders. The "dancing mouse" is an arti- walks o! life. and sive them 3 senting Governor Hoffman; Miss During the month ol March, for ficial race of animals bred in Ja- tho musical sup- Mary Walus, Stanley Barnos, and example, while economy discussion pan, but originating in a freak va- FREE DELIVERY "•The maes crowded the news columns, the Execu- tro who gels the port they need Stephen J. Malik, Sayreville School riation in nature. says the maes- Commissioner; B. Modzelewski, John tive branch Jumped its payroll by 2800 Phillips II. Lord most offers to do tro Vincent Lopn employes—reaching a total on March i , additional pro- Wojclehowski, David Levtason, Ma- 31. of approximately B3O.OO0. Grams each week Is Peter Van thew Mallszewski, Stanley Sleracki, Second Highest Peak Unnamed Steeden, but he turns most of them ••"Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's Stanley Stanczewski, and Kostunty That's bigger than the population of The second highest peak in the down. His band is lieard regularly new .series of radio programs will it least ton of our states. And It doesn't world is unnamed. Towering 28,250 probr.Ky he more informal thnn any Wlsnlewskl. includes employes of the legislative, feet in Tibet, it is designated on McCloud's Market on the Fred Allen programs In which she has yet been heard. Others present were: Sylvester A. military, or judicial branches of the maps as "K-2." •••Myrtle Vail, her son. George The human imerest side of White Domzal, Stanley Domzal, Charles Federal government. 135 NORTH BROADWAY D a m e r e I andHouse life will receive a lot ol at- Domzal, Frank Stukowski, Prank Their inclusion would raise still Telephone 146 daughter. tention. Oomulka, Frank Andrejewski, Sr., higher the total of Federal jobholders y Donna, form Charles Lucko, David Werenczyk, —all paid renulariy out of public funds Xrie haddock belongs to the cou Radio's Rojai '••If a certain horged against (he American worker family. |M ffl ts) M HO Is) ID HI E) ED QU Is] M H @ |n) ® u d @H [a] e m [ Family. Heard Jan Drenclak, Joseph Jerome Jaa young lady Perlowskl, Anton Runlec, Jos. Brom- and earner. on the "Myrt named Trudyy For March, alone, according to oflict.il and Ma''ge" se-WcoWdd suddenldd y bero, Stanley Moskal, Frank Wis- reports, the bill exceeded $128,000,000. ries five times nlewski, Joseph Strzelec, Paul Hrz- weekly over the blossoms out as Naturally the public asks why, with Columbia net- a film star, aszcz. Al Lagoda, and Vincent Wis- so much talk of economy, something work, they're the lot of the credit niewski. isn't done to lighten this particular DRAKE/ can go to Fred burden. only entire fam- Astatre, The refreshment and decoration to combine features committee consisted of Edward A Nor is the public alone in its question. their talents on Iwanski, John J. Andrejewski, Jr., WE STUDIED THAT'S one radio pro-voice on Various commissions, including at -6UT CAN gram. '"Myrt" Tuesday night and John Sczepanik. least one Senatorial group, have rec- ALL ABOUT FINE, YOU TELL ME programs, • % ommended a plan of reorganization writes the ihich, by eliminating some excess bu- K1N6SOIN DUCKY- OwuMDamerel scripts. Origi- job of singing High-i»ressure Air Narcotic HISTORY A HIGHER.^ nally Donna was duets Air at greater than three atmos- reaus and merging others, could assure POWER THAN Astalre pheres of pressure has a narcotic real protrress toward efficient and eco- TODAY the only member of the family to made ,Trudy Wood effect, retards tht higher mental lomic administration of our national POP A KING? appear with her mother. of the most processes affairs. envied girls In Hollywood. But so far as Congress itself is con- •••Clarence Muse, famous bari- cerned, there has been little, if any, tone, has Just signed a year's con- •••Francla White, famous soprano, Great Pleasures action on this proposal. tract to make records. This, with was chosen to sing on an Easter Great pleasures may be rare, but radio and movie making, moves him Independent studies have approved program which Columbia let the it is the enormous variety of minor the plan. A committee of Senate mem- Into tbe "busiest star" class in a big world hear by short wave. pleasures that make up the happi- •way. bers recommends it. The public de- •••Fellow band leaders say that mands economy. Apparently only the ""Robert Emmet Oolan, maestro Ernie Watson, the musical boss ol beneficiaries of Bureaucracy themselves •of the Saturday Night Party, re-Joe Cook's Sat- Dullards Tal;e 11 for Granted ire opposed. hearses the sing- urday night pro- 'The saying that all are created Whatever program of retrenchment era on his pro- gram, is a stick- equal may be responsible for dul- may ultimately be adopted—whether it • gram, Donald ler for getting lards having such a good opinion follows this or some other practical YOU CAN'T beat our delicious bread when it comes to satisfying your ap- Dlckson, b a r l- fine musicians of themselves. ilan—the time has definitely come petite. But sometimes it seems that this energy-building loaf is so delicious tone, and Lucia in his orchestra or Congress to stop talking economy a r a e s e r, so- Like Whiteman •••••I md to act Instead. that you just CANT GET ENOUGH! prano, with the and Lopez, piano before be ihsits on every brings In theman being rest of the or-most a solo star. : JAMES BUTLER : Lowest Sound Heard by Ear chestra, Dolan With Watson • 110 South Broadway 5 The lowest sound heard by the EXTRA SPECIAL! plays the piano wielding the big iverage ear is 20 vibrations per sec- baton, however • Phone 768 • ind and the highest 29,000. for them bim- they play like a self. team. • Free Delivery £ Michigan's Lower Peninsula Blue Ribbon Bread and Coffee Cake 27c •••Edgar Bergen, Rudy ••Isabel Man- Ernie Watson • ! Michigan's lower peninsula covers .Robert Emmet Vallee's ventril- nlng Hewson, the 1,300 square miles, equal to the Dolan oquist star, is 'Petticoat philosopher" on the Mu- • Large size, FLORIDA • area of Ohio. Indiana, Virginia, Ken- one of the twotual network, represents the • new tucky or Tprrr-^T' school of feminine commentators • Oranges 12 for 31c f big radio comedians who writes his • 1 ; BLUE RIBBON BREAD own material. Fred Allen Is theFrank, decisive and outspoken, she Secreting; Alcohol other. Many others work with their wins plaudits from both sexes. • FRESH JERSEY • No organ of the human body se- cretes alcohol, but there is a proc- JEKE? DAYLIGHT BAKERY Marking of Pheasants Fields Nature-Fertilized ; Asparagus 29c •ess of digestion in the stomach by IO3 N. BROADWAY PHONE 153 •Sex of the majority of young In Jugoslavia the peasants near which sugar is decomposed into al- Jtheasants can be determined when Lake Carknica have their fields ma- ™ Bunch cohol and other substances. they are less than six months old nured with fresh silt every year FRESH by differences in color or markings by natural means. The lake, ten or by the presence of spurs on the square miles in area and sixty feet males. However, both sexes of the dt^-p, empties every spring, and • Tomatoes, 2 lbs 25c £ eared pheasants have exactly the crops are grown on its rich, loamy same markings and the males fre- bed. After tha harvest the waters roll in again and prepare the soil Next Week COMING SOON quently fail to develop spurs. for another year. • Iceberg Lettuce 10c £ a LargT.nro-ep HeaHpilldl I SUNDAY and MONDAY "Swinsr Hiffh, Swinjr Low" ) III11H f til »••»•< <»H II W OLD You are cordially Invited to attend the Simon Simon—James "Wake Up and Live" GRAND OPPENING • Potatoes, 10 lbs 25c: Stewart, In m • Of Monmouth County's Newest Dance Floor NEW EMPIRE "A Star is Born" and Octagon Bar on "SEVENTH HEAVEN" SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY : Cnions, 3 lbs. 12c • May 15th, 16th, 17th, 1937 SUNDAY At BALBACH'S AUDITORIUM • SEEDLESS S TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY WILLIAM BALBACII MONDAY ONE DAY ONLY 1 TOMORROW 111-117 Carr Avenue, Keonsburg, N. J. • Grape Fruit 5c • THURSDAY MUSIC REFRESHMENTS DANCING A JHOT...A CRY I• FOR HELPI... = Dill Pickles 15c: His Only Clue! Quart jar ...AND H E) H E) ii E) S) El 00i El'El E) iiifl El El BULLDOG CERTIFIED DRUMMOND OOES INTO WHY DELAYT-VISIT THE S Catsup 10c: ACTIONI 14 oz. bottle Bay View Inn Restaurant CAMPBELL'S (Now Under New Management) | Tomato Juice 25c HAVE YOU TRIED • 14 oz. can The Most Delicious Spaghetti in the Statf ? m BOUQUET ^ COME IN TONIGHT AND ENJOY Yi • Coffee, lb. 19c: RAY MILUND SMOUYtTMMN • HEATHCH ANQtL MEALS AT ALL HOURS REOINAU) MNMY SANDWICHES • Silver Dust 23c Also We Specialize in Real • 2 nn.cknj?es Also ITALIAN STYLE SPAGHETTI • UNEEDA m COMEDY LAUGH RIOT BANK DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Plain and Salted, Also Comedy—Cartoon Music By Sammy Ray sind Hia Orchestra : Biscuits 3 pkgs 13c S Popeye Cartoon Silly Symphony Cartoon A New I'leco of SlulnlcHS • Homo Made Potato Salad DICK TRACY • Cold Slow, Boston Baked NIGHT CHARLES JEROME, Proprietor Latest News Events Silverware • Beans Joe I'nlookii Comedy ••••••••••••••••a .J! FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 THE SOUTH'AMBOY CTTIZBN PACEITVW THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Women Studied y.eileiot in 'i$ 1,1 Sgi.aj.li Racked Published Weekly By Personal Mention THE BULL IN THE CHINA SHOP The first woman's medical school As played in America, the g Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Meinzer spen in America was organized in Bos- of squash rackets is much fa3t#? THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY ton, in 18-13, had 12 pupils and was Telephone South Amboy 4 the week end at their home at Lake than tennis A lively hollow ball of Mohawk. Sparta, N. J. known as the Boston Female Medi- bluck rubber and a light, hard- cai school. sliung racket are used. J. MELFORD ROLL. EDITOR Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roll and dau- ghter Suzanne spent Sunday with HELP THE SQUAD. relatives in Ocean Grove. The world is llio earth n-vl its in- li.ai:'.e i» '.dies tor Ills The annual fund drive of the First Aid Squad is on, they In Liberia, th? Black republic, A regular meeting of the Common habitants; the universe Is the whole iilo!r.r.'.'h-ac!ie. bo.Is and other com- need your help, give it. (Council will be held next Tuesday system of created things, including plaints an. attributed to witches, All through the year, 365 days, twenty-four hours a day, evening at the City Hall. the sun, planets and stars. n:\d if a man drou-ns, a water-witch; the members of the organization are on call in the service of hu- is SHid to have ensnared him. Health Inspector Arthur Hulse is Hur:.s ::... . manity. No organization of its kind can point to a better re- still confined to his home on Henry "Odds - on," in reference to cord than the local squad. These men have been giving of their street seriously ill. a horse race, mean;.' having a better 1 ..- • Fme.-it let Siit-Makinff time and talents for years and giving it promptly and without than even chance to win. "Placed" First Amer;can patent for a proc- question, with no hope of reward, except the satisfaction , that A meeting of the Ladies Aid So- means finished first or second. In ess of salt manufacture was granted they are able to do something to aid the suffering of their fel- ciety of the John Street M. E. Ch- England, however, it usually means to Sam Winslow in 1641 by the Mas- urch will be held Tuesday afternoon first, second or third. sachusets Bav Colony. low men. at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. George Seldom except during the annual drive do the public have an Applegate at Swan HilL opportunity to show in a material way it's appreciation of the splendid work the members of this organization are doing. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beuhler vis- It is only by this means that the First Aid. Squad is able to ited with Mrs. Betfhler's mother at Dover on Sunday. secure the money necessary to carry on its work. When the JUST ARRIVED public asks aid, it receives it willingly. Now the squad is asking Nancy Burkard was confined to A New Supply of aid, give it just as willingly. her home on Ferris street this •week by illness, DONA RAY POLLUTION AND POLLUTION BEAUTY AIDS Mrs. William P. Nichols, Mrs. B THREE ITEMS $1.00 One of the questions our city fathers will no doubt, demand C. Stephenson and Mrs. Robert Ow- ii'tswered in the future is, "Where does the Raritan River end en are attending the state conven- SHAMPOO SET AND MANICURE and Raritan Bay begin?" tion of Women's Club being held In Threats of legal action against the city to force the erection Atlantic City as representatives of DOLLY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE of a local sewage disposal plant have been made by the State the local club. Board of Health, but it is not likely the city fathers will take "it 139 NORTH BROADWAY TEL. 453 on the chin". In fact, they have indicated they will put up a IN APPRECIATION fight and the comment of the taxpayer is "More Power to The family of the late Mrs. Rose Duvier wish to express their deep Them". appreciation to relatives and friends From the layman's standpoint it would seem that it is as for their acts of kindness and words possible for South Amboy to pollute the Raritan River as it is of sympathy extended during their for water to run up hill. recent bereavement. Local taxpayers resent the attempt to saddle more expense on their shoulders, already overburdened, especially when the Hints to Gardeners additional taxes will be used to pay the cost of erecting a sewage plant which will be of no direct benefit to the individual taxpay- by Gilbert Benlley er, who must p,ay the bill. • Flower Expert A trip along the shore from here to Keyport any day of the F^rry Seed Institute week will prove that most of the objectional refuse in the waters of Raritan Bay and along the local shore does not come from the Raritan River, but from other points, largely from the vicinity of New York Cityv The taxpayer who is prevented from enjoying fully the bathing beaches for which he pays, begins to wonder whether these people who are so energetic about pollution of the Raritan River, which only interests certain industries, could not do a THANK YOU greater good if they used the same energy toward devising some means that would bring about more pleasant and sanitary con- Seed Treatment Methods ditions on the bathing beaches, where the poor man and his fa- EED treatment is resorted to for mily may enjoy themselves without any great expense. S two reasons: To hasten ger- mination and to combat certain dis- uascs. Seeds tlie home gardener has oc- casion to treat are comparatively few, and the subject of flower and vegetable seed treatment may be completely, though briefly, covered here. for More Rapid Germination: Chip or nick the seed coat of the PERTH AMBOY following ilowor seeds: Lathryus (Perennial Sweet Pea), the Lupins, Moonflower, all Morning Glories, and annual Sweet Peas. Be'careful to chip only the seed coat, for the in. YOU GAVE THE LARGEST CLOTHING CHAIN IN THE terior of the seed must not be dam- aged. MARKET Remove the tough outer shell of Abronia (Sand Verbena), Castor EAST ONE OF THE BIGGEST OPENINGS IN ITS HISTORY Bean, Nasturtium and Momordica. Soak in water for 12 hours the "SOUTH AMBOY'S OUTSTANDING MARKET' following flower seeds: Canna, Job's Thank you, Perth Amboy, for the overwhelming reception you Tears, Sweet Pea, Perennial Sv/eet Pea, all Morning Glories, and Mo- extended to Crawford Clothes. You men who bought Crawford mordica. Clothes appreciate good value. You recognized it as $35 value Fresh Hams - - - Ib. 25c Seeds of Asparagus, a vegetable (frown by borne as a decorative for only $21. No wonder you bought three and four garments Very Best ^lant, should be soaked in water.for ii hours. Chip or nick Okra seed. at a time. No wonder you are sending in the rest of the men Soak seed of New Zealand Spinach in your family and your friends, in full strength sulphuric acid for Quality Rib Roast Ib. 27c 20 minutes. (Glass receptacles Crawford manufactures (in its own giant daylight tailor shops) should, of course, be used, and ex- and sells direct to the consumer, eliminating the Middleman's treme care must be taken to prevont Fresh Cali Hams - lb. 19c spilling the acid ns it will dustz'oy profit. That makes the big difference. Crawford, by reason of most surfaces and will burn the skin painfully). a volume running into many millions of dollars, and specializing in one-price merchandise, is enabled to make desirable advance For Preventing Disease: Smoked Skinback Hams - Ib. 25c purchases and effect economies in production. None of these To combat black rot and black le.ir, -ioak tlie following vegetable seeds savings are made at the expense of quality, for THERE IS NO in hot water kept at exactly 122 de- Breast of Milk Fed Veal, lb. 17c FREE JUGGLING OF QUALITY AT CRAWFORD. grees F. for precisely 30 minutes: In response to popular demand, PREMIUM IJHANI) COFFEE (Cup and Saucer Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, and collnrds. FREE with each pound, II) ;jf,c :o prevent damping off, shake or free offer continued until Saturday! HEINZ TOMATO JUICE, I cans. 25c d'jst seeds of Egg Plant and pepper WHITE ROSE COFFEE, 1 lb. Vacuum Can 29c in copper oxide. BUYS A $35 WORCESTER SALT, I! V.i lb. boxes 10c SUIT OR TOPCOAT Double S. & 11. And Elk Stamps Given on Saturday Only Chameleon* The change of color in chameleon* ONLY AT CRAWFORD We Redeem S. and H. Stamp Books •nd certain frogs is a very interest. tag phenomenon in nature. Many NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS 236 North Feltus Street complicated factors enter into these HARD TO FIT? Shorts, longs, color changes, but in general, they Orders Called for and Delivered to your door free. stouts, stubs, short stouts, long are caused by the expansion and stouts, short shorts, in all mod- Telephone 226 contraction of the pigirient cells in the superficial layers of the els...all sizes up to 52. STORE OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 8 TO 10 A. M. skin. The cells are, linked up with the sympathetic and central nervous system by means of nerve fibers, and they all act in harmony as the result of a common stimulus, which may be due to moisture, light, or temperature conditions, cerebral ex- citement, food, cr the cieaturr's physiological condition: or the sur- *2.50 WOVEN : Mi || Broadway Market rounrlin"? :.r.t "n ih:-ti'- its nves Dress for Two Lifel'.mes SANFORIZED SLACKS 122 N. Broadway South Amboy Peasant girls in Lowicz, Poland, wear gorgeous costumes, oach A pair of these smartly tailored, full-cut $2.50 WE DELIVER PHONE 2G1 dress costing about $50. About ten yards of material are used in mak- Slacks, FREE with every $21.00 purchase. CUSTOM WE GIVE S. & H. STAMPS ing each one, but it lasts the owner her lifetime, and is often good for This offer cannot again be extended. QUALITY CUDAHY SUNLIGHT the lifetime of her daughter. CLOTHES CREAMERY ROLL DESIGNED BY D'AMBROSIO Butter 36c Ib ************************* Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb, lb. 25c Beautifying 100% ALL-WOOL FABRICS, NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN CLOTHES UNDER *35...ALL FOR $21 AT CRAWFORD* 100% PURE WORSTED BOTANY FLANNELS GENUINE ALL-WOOL GERA GABARDINES MALLINSON'S 100% PURE SILKS Fresh Killed Roasting Shoulders or Breast Your "Botany" on flannel means the same as "Ster- Made by one of America's leading Gabardine A fabric never before offered under $351 Fron» Chickens 29c Veal, lb. 14c ling" on silver...white Included I mills. All the new colors and white I America's finest silk mill I • Garden ? KINGSCLIFFE IMPORTED SUITINGS ALL-WOOL SPORT COATS...$12.75 SUGAR CURED CORNED Smart patterns that are Individual in British $12.75 buys a $25 sport coat at Crawford, and Scotch fabrics. Spare Ribs,1b. 15c ; Then Take Advantage of ;; Cali Hams, Ib. 16c These Offerings AND A WIDE RANGE OF RICH, SMART DOMESTIC FABRICS 29c ii Mixed Gladiolus 100 for $3 '. LARGEST CLOTHING CHAIN IN THE EAST ;: Boneless Pot Roast, lb Six NAMED Dahlias $1 j Geraniums for Decoration ; II Rumps or Legs Milk Fed Veal, lb. 19c Day, 25c each 1: FANCY JERSEY PHILLIPS 2 cans I Asparagus 27c Pork & Beans lie DILL'S 169 SMITH STREET Upper Mum Street PERTH AMBOY i Uco or Sheffield Evap Milk tall can 6c lMioncs S A 175-J & 595-W THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 It would have been necessary for The Morgan Hose and Chemical Edward Kisser of Newurk, vpnit Oridn of Name "HoefcJnc" you to be on the innside to appre- Tennyion'i "in Memorlim" PIPE DREAMS MORGAN ITEMS OF Co. was called out last Friday af- the week-end at his colltiijt> on Clllf "In Memorlam" was begun at The name "Hocking" applied to ciate a scene presented at a popu- ternoon to assist the Melrose Co. in avenua. rivtr and country, finds its origin lar sport in the Bergen Hill section Someraby In 1833, the year of Arthur extinguishing a brush fire In Erns- Henry Hnllom's death, and added to in the old Delaware Indian word Sunday night when a local young INTEREST ton. Mis. William Piitli'vsou mul son, "Hockhock," meaning gourd or bot- •man who works with his godmoth- William, of Krunsbuin, vl.slti'ii Mr. nt Intervals for nearly 16 years. (By Joe (Mutter) When Tennyson first began the short tle, and "ing," signifying place. The er's daughter was spending the ev- Mr. and Mrs. John Natush. daugh- nnd Mis. R. B. Fisher of Morlnn Shawnee Indians termed it Wastha- ening with his godmother. lyrics to express his grief he did The Middlesex County Firemen's ter Doris, and Miss Janice Gereghty avenue, recently. not intend to publish them, but In kagh-qua seye, meaning "Bottle Association will meet at the Mor-spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Na- river," because of the shape it as- Mr. and Mi's. Willhun Mnrimn and 1H5Q he nave them to the world in HILDBIRTH LEFT HER gan Firehouse next Thursday eve- tush of Cape May Courthouse. one long poem of 725 four-line sumes just above the town of Lo- ning. Speakers ti-itrtl for the af- family were recently Now York vis- gan, Ohio. THIN. WORN. NERVOUS itors of friends there. shin/us. "After birth of my baby I was thin, fair Include Mayer Thomas Thomp- Mrs. E. Hussey of Bayonne, is nervous, run-down. The first bottle son, George Nicke), Safety Director visiting at the home of Mr. and oi' Vinol lowing improvements to said1 city: Sand and premises hereinafter par- The approximate amount of tb» <,&) The improvement of the fol- | Almost Perfect Brennans Finish Two Pins Give DIAMOND DUST low;ng described streets by the f?rad- I The gongyius, of the Mantis tarn- ticularly described, situate, lying and decree to be satisfied by Mid sale I* | ing and surface treatment thereof: j ily, is a native of southern India. being in the City of Perth Amboy 'n the sum of four thousand eight hun- Pine Avenue from John Street to i It is an example of almost perfect the County of Middlesex and State dred eighty dollars ($4,880.00), to- Bordentown Avenue: gether with the costs of this sale. League Season With Railroad Bowlers Catherine Street from Raritan ; camouflage, and when hanging head of New Jersey. River R. R. to State Highway Sec- I down on a bush resembles a flower. Being known and designated asj Together with all and singular the tion 10: I This deception holps it gather insect lots Nos. 481-482 on a map of 5711 rights, privileges, hereditaments and- 27 Point Leeway Win Over Altoona John street from Feltus Street to ! food. Building lots at Perth Amboy Heights | appurtenances thereunto belonging Westerly terminus; Perth Amboy, N. J., surveyed by Ash- or in anywise appertaining. The annual banquet of the Y.M.C. Local Keglers Beat System George Street from Pine Avenue A. Bowling League will be held at Chomps in Total Pin Match to Feltus Street: er Atkinson, March, 1903, which map F. Herdman Harding, Sheriff. Brennan's Grill, Broadway and John Saturday Afternoon. Thompson street from Augusta BIDS FOR SUPPLIES which was filed for record in the Morgan R. Seiffert, Solicitor. street, on Tuesday evening, May 25, Street to State Highway No. 4; THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF Middlesex County Clerk's Office on $28.14 4-30-4t at which time the prizes for the win- j Continuing to exhibit the brand of A ten foot alley from Second THE CITY OF SOUTH AMBOY. June 25, 1903. Bounded and describ- (By Joe Charmello) Btreet to the N. Y. & L B. R. R. ners during the bowling season will bowling that won them the Penn- It is-'hereby determined and de- N. J. ed as follows: be awarded. The order in which the sylvania Railroad Inter-City Bowl- Joe Medwick, slugging Cardinal clared with respect to the improve- Sealed proposals for SCHOOL Beginning at a point In the east- SHERIFF'S SALE teams finished and the team mem- ing League championship, the local outfielder visited Brennan's Grill ment referred to in the above sub- SUPPLIES will be received and op- erly line of Raritan Avenue distant IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY ber winners are shown in the fol- railroad bowlers went to Altoona last Friday night.. Wonder why section ta) as follows: ened by the Board of Education, northerly 1323 feet 3 inches from most of the Tigers players are giving The estimated maximum amount Between OTTO L. SCHUCK, standings of and beat the of money to be raised f rorn all sour- South Amboy, N. J., at a meeting to the nortseast corner of Raritan Ave- Complainant and EMIL BECK and system championship Altoona team Hen Conroy the cold shoulder since ces for the cost of said improvement be held Wednesday, May 26th, at 8 nue and the old road to New Bruns- when it finished up a month ago. he joined Romeo All Stars. .Ted MARIE BECK, his wife, Defen- At the dlnnner final entries for on their own alleys, by two pins. is the sum of $15,172, including a o'clock P. M. (Daylight Saving wick, running thence Easterly at dants. Fi Fa. for the sale of mort- The scores in the match, a total Kaczmarek's home run drive over grant (from the works Progress Ad- Time) in the office of the Superin- right angles to Raritan Avenue 34 the summer league will be tabulated the left field wall in Sunday's ga- ministration of the United States of gaged premises dated April 13, 1937 and details arranged to start, the pin event were 2675 to 2673. America, to the City of South Am- tendent of Schools, High School feet 11 inches more or less to a stake By virtue of the above stated The scores: South Amboy: Irons, me between Romeo's All Stars and. boy in the amount of $8,342. Building, John St., South Amboy, and corner of said lot; thence run- summer bowling activities the week Buddies social Club was the long- Writ, to me directed and deliver- following the banquet. The propos- 169; 175; 200. Stivers, 201; 161; 165. The estimated maximum amunt N. J. ning northerly 50 feet more or less ed. I will expose to sale at public Trowell, 183; 181; 193. Barber, 167 est drive at the Selover Memorial of bonds or notes to be issued for Specifications and lists may be to a stake and corner; thence run- vendue on ed changes in the building and the Field this year. said -improvement by the City of addition of a pair of new alleys WIK 174; 163. Thomas, 68; 194; 180. To- South Ambov is the amount of $3.- secured from the secretary, Mrs. ning westerly and parallel with the WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY- not interfere with the bowline ac- tals, 888; 886; 901. Jim 'Tanglefoot' Dwyer and Jim Leila Neil or from O. O. Barr, Su- first mentioned line 84 feet and four- SIXTH DAY OF MAY, A. D., tivities, according to Paul Milburn, Altoona, MeCormick, 160; 188: Harkins are almost sure winners for (b) The improvement of the fol- perintendent of Schools. een nineteenths of a foot to Rari- NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY- St. Marys track team every time the lowing described streets by the pre- tan Avenue; thence southerly along secretary at the "Y" at the meeting 172. Logan, 142. Kipp, 202; 176; 202. paration of subsrade and surjacis The Board reserves the right to SEVEN on Tuesday night of this week vhen Feigert, 157; 190; 189. Fowler, 166; school Is engaged to meet. Smitty treatment thereof: reject any or all bids. Raritan Avenue 50 feet to the point at two o'clock, Daylight Savins the dimmer plans were worked1 out. 202; 189. Cheers. 169; 169. Totals, 'Shoemaker" White did a pretty Center Street from Feltus Street Board of Education, or place of Beginning. Time, in the afternoon of the said W LHSHSetAv. 827; 925; 921. good Job of backstopping in his first to Raritan River Railroad: City of South Amlboy. N.J. Bounded on the north by lot 480, day, at the Sheriff's Office in th« Brennan's 61 14 1206 3205 996 appearance in the City League.. Elm Street from Washington Ave- H. W. Dillon, President on the east by lands of Henry Maur- City of New Brunswick, N. J. When is H. H. S. going to wake up nue to Pennsylvania Railroad: 130 Gl-n Club 64 14 1147 3181 969 Cedar Street from Washington Mrs. Leila Neil, Secretary. 5-7-2t er, on thu south by lot 483 and on the ' ALL that certain tract or parcel and have a track team representing Avenue to Pennsylvania Railroad: west by Raritan Avenue, as laid cf land and premises hereinafter Brcggs Chev. 57 21 1099 3070 968 The Newark Bears their school. .A few of the Governor Daylight Baky 56 22 1167 3087 944 Walnut Street from Washington down on said map. particularly .described, situate, ly- athletes might develop into a Jesse Avenue to Pennsylvania Railroad.'! MIDDLESEX COUNTY ing and being in the City of Perth Petersons 49 29 1059 2898 919 Owens or an Earle Meadows if the Conover Street from Pennsylvania Being the premises commonly Keystone-., 48 30 1057 2885 895 To Return Home Railroad to its westerly end: SURROGATE'S COURT known and designated' as No. 730 Amboy in the County of Middlesex school would endeavor to construe •Alpine Street from Raritan Street Raritan Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J. and State of New Jersey. Clems Club 41 37 1050 2920 890 a plan whereby the athletes could' to Railroad' Avenue; NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hotary Club 33 45 1038 2941 849 To Stadium Friday be properly trained and equipped. Fourth Street from Potter Street Soutih Amboy Trust CoOmpony, The approximate amount of the Being known and designated a» Jersey Central 32 46 1034 2858 867 to Feltus Street. decree to be satisfied by said sale is Lot No. One Hundred and Sixty- Manager Oscar Vitt and his hus- Its worth a try for the sake of the Executor of John E. Coyne, deceas- Citizen Five 20 49 1018 2769 853 sport..Fritz McLaughlin, Blue and It is hereby determined and de- ed, toy direction of Frank A. Con- the sum of three thousand four hun- five and the most Westerly twelve Lyons Sharps 26 52 1O05 2844 854 tling Bears have one more full stop clared with respect to the improve- nolly, Surrogate of the County of dred fifty two dollars ($3,452.00), and one-half feet of Lot No. One to make in their northern invasion Gold coach, Is playing with tb.3 Ti- ment referred to in the above sub- ogether with the costs of this sale. hundred and sixty-six, on a map Terra Cotta 18 60 988 2733 804 gers. section (b) as follows: Middlesex, hereby gives notice to •962 2722 775 before they head for home and Rup- Together with all and singular the of property entitled "Map of Fair Catholic Club 17 61 Things I never knew till now: Pe- The estimated maximum amount the creditors of the said John E. Laurence Har. 12 66 883 2478 768 pert Stadium. They are due home of money to be raised from all sour- Ooyne, to bring in their debts, de- rights, privileges, hereditaments and Vit Park, Property of Hansons next Friday to begin a two game te Pavich's right name is Pavtcevich. ces for the cost of said improvement mands and claims against the estate appurtenances thereunto belonging Realty Corporation, situated In TERRA COTTA series with the Baltimore Orioles. Bill Imman, brother of "Boots" In- is the sum of $22,800. including a r in anywise appertaining. Perth Amboy, N. J." Surveyed by The Bruins wind up their four game man, was Mickey Walker's sparring grant from the Works Progress Ad- of the said deceased, under oath or GCGHSHSetAv ministration of the United States of affirmation, within six months from F. Herdman Harding, Sheriff L. C. N. Brogger, Jr., city surveyor, H. Dowdell 55 5 249 621 182series with the Buffalo Bisons Sun- partner..Joe French, captain of the America to the City of South Ambo tihis date or they will be forever Elmer E. Brown, Solicitor. Noven^ber 14th, 1905, andfllejdfor B. Bucko 15 1 236 629 180 day at Buffalo and then move on to Romeo troops, had an opportunity in the amount of $16,631. barred of any action therefor again- $30.24 5-7-4t record in the Clerk's Office of Mid- OC. Carlson 16 0 225 580 178 Toronto to battle the Maple Lenfs to crash the big time but retrained The estimated maximum amount dlesex County. for four nlte games. In the meantime from doing so at the request of his of bonds or notes to be issued for st the said Executor. B. Bodziak 62 1 232 628 174 said Improvement by the City of Dated April 14th, 1937 Being the same premises convey- N. Johnson 32 0 211 582 170 Manager D. Hawley expects to have mother who was ill at the time. .Bill South Amlboy is the amount of $6,- South Amboy Trust Company, SHERIFF'S SALE to the said Emil Beck by Arthur N. Nelson 68 0 209 541 157additional help from the majors and Crowe, Sr. who has a son playing 169. Executor. Jenson and Clara Jenson, his wife. E. Read 21 0 212 501 153 will toss his now players into action with the Blue and Gold, once pitch- (c) The improvement of the fol- In Chancery of New Jersey. by deed dated May 7th, 1927 and against the Bruins. So far this sea- ed1 against Roger Cramer, Boston lowing described streets by the wad- John A. Lovely, Esq., Between South Amboy F'remen's J. McCarthy 54 0 189 492 145 ing and surface treatment thereof: Counselor at Law, Relief Association, a corporation, recorded in the Middlesex County T. Carroll 29 0 194 524 136 son the Leafs have furnished the Red Sox outfielder..Whitey Wojie, Prospect Street from Bordentown ilerk's office; in Book 881 of deeds surprise, for they were tabbed as a Sacred Heart pitcher, was in the 116 No. Broadway, Complainant, and Sarah Nichols, in- Avenue to its southerly end: South Amlboy, N. J. 4-23-5t dividually and as Executrix of the on pages 366. LYONS SHARPSHOOTERS weak outfit. Incidentally they want same airplane with the late Will Highland Street from Bordentown Being the (premises commonly to wipe out that 23 to 1 defeat the Rogers when the former was enroute Avenue to its southerly end: Estate of Leroy (Lee) Forman, de- GOOHB HISet AV Dayton Street from Bordentown ceased, et. als.. Defendants. Fi. Fa. own and designated M No. 550 P. McCarthy 38 2 225 597 181 Bears slipped them two weeks ago. to the Chicago World's Fair. He Avenue to its northerly end: MIDDLESEX COUNTY or the sale of mortgaged premises Neville Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. T. Serviss 71 0 258 601 179 "Newark officials, however, are not also held a lengthy conversation Ward Avenue from Bordentown dated April 8, 1937. The approximate amount of the T. Reading 74 7 249 621 177asleep in getting help for the Bears. with the late humorist. .Dot Camp- Avenue to Its southerly end: SURROGATE'S COURT decree to be satisfied by said Ml* bell, former Governor cheerleader, Portia Street from Pine Avenue By virtue of the above stated writ T. MoMahon 65 5 242 582 171 Last week they obtained infielder to its easterly end: NOTICE to me directed and delivered,, I will is the sum of Six Thousand One S. Dunham 16 1 218 561 171 Ellsworth 'Babe' Dahlgren and pit- is a gifted poestess. .Even though Catherine Street from Broadwa- All persons concerned may take expose to sale at public vendue on Hundred Fifty Dollars ($6,150.00). V. O'Leary 38 1 232 585 162 Cher Walter Brown from the Yank- she's a senior, latest reports from H. to Stevens Avenue: notice, that the subscriber, Admin- WEDNESDAY, THE SECOND DAY together with the costs of this tale. C. Scharff 73 2 221 549 159 ees on option. Dahlgren played first H. S. say she'll cheer lead again David Street from Feltus Street istratrix, C. T. A., etc., of John OF JUNE, A. D., NINETEEN Together with all and singular year for the John street institution. to State Highway No. 4: ase last year for Syracuse and Broadway from Bordentown Ave- Smith, Jr., deceased, intends to ex- HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN the rights, privileges, heredita- CATHOLIC CLUB batted .318. He will be used in the Titanium Pigment officials are nue to Catherine Street: hibit her final account to the Or- t two o'clock Daylight Saving Time ments and appurtenances Uwreun- OOGHS HISet Av infield but not at first. Manager Joe complaining because their ballplay- Stevens Avenue from Bordentown phans' Court for the County of Mid- n the afternoon of the said day, o belonging or in anywise apper-' White 12 1 220 557 170 ers are not doing so well as they Avenue to Catherine Street. at the Sheriff's office in the City of McCarthy has used him at short, It is hereby determined and de- dlesex, on Friday, the fourth day of taintng. McGulra 64 1 232 599 167third and second in practice. Dahl- should on the baseball field.. Why June, 1937, at 10 A. M., (Daylight ew Brunswick, N. J. 44 1 206 583 164 don't they remove the athletes from clared with respect to the improve- ALL that tract or parcel of land P. HERDMAN HARDINO, Kelly gren when he first started playing ment referred to in the above sub- Saving Time), in the Term of April, and premises, hereinafter particu- Sheriff. Gundrum 61 2 236 583 160baseball was a third baseman. He Is the packing house and the acid sect'on (c) as follows: 1937, for settlement and allowance; 35 1 206 529 155 plant then better results may be at- The estimated maximum amount aily described, situate, lying and GEORGE J. PLECHNER, Nolan a better hitter than Merrill May, the same being first audited and being in the Borough of Sayreville, $23.10 Pitzrriorris 45 0 202 514 '51Nolen Richardson and Joe Gordon. tained in the win column. .George of money to be raised from all sour- stated by the Surrogate, Solicitor Monaghan is the peppiest catcher ces for the cost of said improvement in the County of Middlesex and 4-30-4t Grimley 55 0 206 555 149It is almost certain one of the three is the sum of $23,927.50. including a Dated April 24th, 1937. State of New Jersey. M. Carroll 54 0 212 513 138will be sent to some other club or in the City League..In case you grant from the Works Progress Ad- Irene Smith Pearson, didn't know Allen Hoffman is still minnistration of the United States BEGINNING at a point on the Frank Kelleher, now the third base- Administratrix, C. T. A. SHERIFF'S SALE PETERSON'S PHARMACY man, may move to some other club the -widest.. Bill Simanek who of America to the City of South northerly line of Scott street or G CG HS HSet Av Amboy in the amount of $20,050. John E. Mullane, Esq., avenue which point is distant in an In Chancery of New Jersey in the Yankee chain. thinks the Easy Aces is the best The estimated maximum amount Counselor at Law, Carlisle 75 10 253 652 192 program on the radio, plays a nice asterly direction two hundred and Between Daniel T. O'Leary, Com- of bonds or notes to be issued for 116 No. Broadway, fifty-three feet and six inches from plainant, and George Allgalr, sr. et Fax 24 1 225 631 190 game at the shortstop position pos- said improvement by the City of South Amboy, N. J. ' 11 3 222 597 190 ition for the Tigers. South Amboy is the amount of $3.- he point formed by the intersection als.,'Defendants. Fi. Fa. for the sale Letts Proctor. 4-30-5t of the northerly line of Scott street Lowndes 75 10 253 643 188Rutgers Defends Title 877.50. of mortgaged premises dated April 69 9 236 636 187 -Lefty Jankowskl won his first Section 2. That the construction or avenue on the easterly line of 12, 1937. B. Lambertson game of the season Sunday. .Base- of the improvements described in Ridgeway avenue and running A. Abbey 42 3 256 607 186 Section 1 hereof be and the same are ORDINANCE NO. 387 thence (1) northerly at right angles By virtue of the above stated writ, 47 6 262 604 178 In M.A.SJrack Meet ball fans are inclined to believe that hereby authorized, and that the to me directed and delivered, I will W. Lambertson I Mike "Cooney" Patrick, Mechantes- amount of the bonds authorized here- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ;o Scott avenue or street one hun- Peterson 25 1 216 553 172 Rutgers University's track team, by, to wit, the principal amount of ORDINANCE ENTITLED. "AN dred feet to the rear line of lot expose to sale at public vendue on jville pitcher was vaccinated with a ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WEDNESDAY, THE 19TH DAY OF defending the title it has won for phonograph needle. He hasn't stop- seventeen thousand ($17,000) dollars number 142 and thence (2) along BRJGO8 CHEVROLET the past four years in the Middle and all amounts received If