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Vol.. XII, N". 45 WOODltRIIMiK, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, PRICE THREE CENTS DEMOCRATS TAKE FULL CONTROL OF TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT

».kOK<.;h I. APPLECATE ANTHONY AQUll.A MAYOR WILLIAM A. RYAN JACOB W. C.RAUSAM Committee Meets For Business With Seven JOSEPH L. GILL WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL ROBERT L. SATTLER HERE, CHICK, RED CROSS STARTS CHICK, CHICK! Democrats Taking Up Work Of New Year "Say, someone's heen raid- TO TALK HERE ON ing my chicken farm — I'm EMERGENCY DRIVE With United Democratic Support Mayor Ryan Starts 1931, As missing nearly 200," blurted out a Port Reading chicken MORALS OF YOUTH THANK YOU' SAYS EDISON BOARD OF HEALTH New Committeeman, Anthony Aquila, Goes Into Action— dealer to Sergeant Keating, of FOR TEN MILLION In a letli'i1 bearing his own Ryan Urges Abolition Of Lighting Districts As Committee the Woodbridge force Monday. signature', Thomas A. Edison, The astounded sergeant put To Relieve Drought Misery In AND SEXJRAINING the noted scientist, thanked MOVES TO FIGHT Considers Changes — Iselin Sidewalks and Buses Enter Officer Andrew Simonsen on) 21 States — Hoover Backs the township committee for its Discussion With Aquila Taking. Active Part. the case, and he found the Dr. Barker, Likened To Judge , action in urging the construc- large scale theft had been com- Movement With Proclama- DIPHTHERIA HERE mitted in the following man- Ben Lindsey, Will Give 4| tion of the Kilison Memorial With every desk occupied by Democrats, the township tion — Local Chapter Sends Houlevard proposed to be ner; $500. Talks In Woodbridge On j mimed after him us a memo- Organizes For Coming Year committee got away to a flying start for 1931 on Monday, when The owner, Philip Borchel, Thursday. rial. and Retains All Present the first meeting with the new committee, 100 percent Demo- . « wor,klnK h»rd.to ral8e *• re* ordered filed by the committee. tained in that capacity, and also to "IB districts and sidewalk improve- m mder of the uota At noon he will address the mem- act as Registrar of Vital Statistics, ments, which featured the meeting, Accepts Site Offer to School 11. Two New York firms ; » 1 - bers of the Rotary Club, speaking of lie gave his report for the past year, A large number of friends of the bid on the bonds, with the award Contributions will be received at the problems which confront the going to Rapp, Loekwobd & Co., who the First National Bank & Trust Co., and also asked that the board take new committeeman,, Mr. Aquilaq , sat That Avenel ia to have a park :J l L m younger generation, and how fathers 1 bid $140,019.60 for 139 bonds at of' "'---"--Woodbridge— , b y *the cashier>-•-, W. IU tion in obtaining toxin anti-toxin in the township meeting room in the built during 1931 was indicated by should face the responsibility of Aquila Fights For as a preventive against diphtheria Municipal Building, to see and hear 5 percent. One bond was held back L. Harned, and turned over to Mrs. guiding their sons through adoles- in th township. him in his debut. They were well action taken at the township com- by the board. The other bid was Randolph, who lives at 569 Rakway cence. Neaily all the other municipal!-' sati»ned,"'for"Mr." Aquila spoke fre- mittee meeting Monday, when Com- $140,400 for 140 bonds at 5 percent, avenue, Woodbridge. Mothers and daughters of the Bettei r Bui. s Servicmate. ties'in the state use this serum, quently, aiding materially in solu- mitteeman Joseph Gill reported made by Morris Mather & Co. All A telegram from Washington na- township will listen to Dr. Barker at which is a the board members were present, tional headquarters notifying the 15 p. m. in the high school, when he (111 I 1110 Tft Icolin preventive, adminis- tion of the problems under discus- favorably on the offer of „ free park with Melvin Clum presiding. The VH L11IC W laCllll, t.-red to children with their parent's »ion. .. . „,, there bv the Manle Realtv Com- Woodbridgo chapter of the start oi speaks on "A Mother's 'Responsibil- w sitsitee there by the Maple Realty Com- next meeting will be held Monday. the relief work was received Wed- ity To Her Daughter," putting it Hi.tier bus service from Iselin to h WoodbridBe purchase some fo? The discussion of the lighting dis- pany, of Avenel, and the committee nesday. It reads: squarely up to mothers if a girl %oo.lbn(igc proper wa» urgeI by |no,ul||tion of the township children. trlet boundaries.begini with presen- accepted the offer, which carries "Greatly increased demand dur- "(toes wrong", as society puts it. Township (ommiUeeman Anthony, tation of a petition from property the site be de- ing last ten days have made impera- In the evening at 8 p. m. Dr. Bar InveBtigation b the board which with it provi3ion that i •„ . ,, ", L • J , AqwU iit the meeting Monday aft- on H *f the Jwnshio committee owners on Grant avenue, Pleasant veloned as a Dark bv the township No Hats In Ring Yet tive immediate campaign for Red ker will.talk to. fathers and sons at ernoon in the town hall . I dKed thai there ar'eaboutTd avenue and Harrison avenue, toll,,,' ^ot & than^«u.r, 8^ W82. Cross relief fund to meet emergency the high school, on the topic, "A litises **• run at half hour inter- f diphtheria here yeariy! with asking that the lights thera be placed Committeeman Gill, chariman of situation through parts of 21 states Father's Responsibility To His Son". yals frnm i. to 0 a. m. and from J:30 ^ {, > District No. 5, instead V District tt investigating the of- For School Board Posts in drought stricken area. Minimum Pitfalls which face a boy unwarned, f t d t n was ln the commi ee of ten million dollars needed to pre- to 7 ,., n, , Mr. Aquila stated, and nofiLt,,/that the cost of the diph_ No. 3. A letter was reur^gm the f of • realt• y company* , stated Nominating petitions are now be- and means of avoiding them, will be commissioners of pistrict vent untold suffering and actual t),at fe ^(j interviewed various civic ing circulated in the township for the subject of this talk. , telling of a recent election to the school board, four privation of thousands of families. Like Judge Lindsay .eeting, organizations in Avenel, and all were Pollution of water supply caused by chise if service ia not provided. at which they agree' offered. members of which will be chosen at Frankly Dr. Barker's message is Mayor Ryan pointed out to Mr. "If we c;in save the lives of two the annual school election on Feb- dying cattle added to winter hard- aimed at a cleaner moral life among Aquila that the patronage rary 12. ships in some sections. President the boys and girls of high school age, j lin does not justtfy-tffe "Public "Serv Hoover will urge in proclamation No petitions have yet been re- immediate and generous response and younger. In personality and j ice in running buses more turned with the secretary of the ipo methods he is similar to Judge Ben but Mr. Aquila countered bj Feel confident your people will not s board, Mr. Ensign, so that the names Lindsey, the famous Denver Judge ring to other lines, such as the Car- P«nt. I and algo told to be on the ballot are not yet fail to meet their share of this who startled society by his revela- teret-Woodbridge line, which make A discussion followed, with Mayor {rom the'lighting commissioners in "The" action of the townshiD com- known. It is probable that all four humanitarian need, but because of lions of conditions in the Deliver! handsome profit. conditions in the Deliver! a handsome profit. | Ryan stating that the matter had niatrict No. 7 asking for a decision tee is gratifyin" • g to">»"*"*. the resident !•«'»s members, whose terms expire now, general conditions .desire to impress high schools. His message should; "I've pointed that out to them," \ been previously taken up with the ' " placing mit o n lights " aTound the ice'0'V who have been ureinlr will run for office again. you the necessity 'for the moat vig- have far reaching results on the lives j saj<| Mayor Ryan, "that they ought Board of Educution. Cost was then pond there. ,, . v .. •— --~J - --•>---' —,"* —--.r --«»••-, .* ~~. ~, \ ., , .ienn ,i_ fi . fv..« «..~*~. !I construction of a civiii c parkk and playri - They are: Melvin H. Clum, presi- orous possible campaign. The suc- cess of our efforts will be regarded Lonhnued amnother, not enough to ..son. ; to wai. t on . the boar.. .,d of edu-, i-t- wa—s decided to- have th—e liEhtinf-.grounf d all our land in that portion and one for a 1-year term. tion. cation again and see if the use of, commissioners of the districts ill- pay for operation. cation again and see it the use ol, commissioners of the districts ill- j of Avenel bounded bv Tappen Proposal to purchase additional After discussion it was decided to'the toxin- anti-toxin could not be volved, Nos. 3, 5 and 7, as well as strant Madison avenue, Belgrade land for the present Avenel school have mooting at the Town Hall begun. The committee was instruct-{those oi District No. 1, meet with street, and Park avenue, as indicated will probably go on the ballot, as next Mondamday ni(,'htnitflit,, with a reprereore>- *'d to report back to the board at the i the Adminiatration committee, the on the purpose plan of Avenel Sec- the board has taken preliminary srntiitive of the Public Service in xt meeting, held February 2 k engineer, and Board of Assessors, ] tion 4. This land will be deeded to steps to acquire a strip adjacent to al tendance. Miss Frances Jordan was retained iu tne Town Hall at 8 p. m. tonight,'the township without charge as a the school for $C,BOO. It has not by the board as clerk-stenographer and settle the whole matter. Motion gift, upon the condition, however, yet been announced if propqsals for Damages Awarded Church and Assistant Registrar of Vital Sta- for this action was made by Mr. that the land be developed for the a Fulton street school, or new Ave- tistics, and Anna G. Rudolph and Aquila, after suggestion by Mr. aforesaid purpose by January 31, nel school east of the Penn railroad ln Suit On Faulty Floor Helen O'Brien were reappointed as Grausam. i 1932. will be on the ballot./ nurscs for one 6 Three mem-, Enlargement of the lighting dia- A jurN-Wdict of $1,0.18 damages' , t. Y ^ "(Signed) HARRY WOLFE, Agitation for both these new was rendered in favor of St. James ?eril , of the P1"^ r examining trict is being agitated in District No. I "President." schools has gone on for some time boards were reappointed. They were i additional lights being needed. K C. Church at Woodbridge in a ^1^.'n^'0Dunigan and Wil t | The tract acquired by the town- in the township, and it would not be surprising if candidates pledged to Ciivuit. Cmnt action heard before Leo. £enie«, a b. Dunigan and wu- Called "Joke" By Mayor Bhjp j9 jn „ wooded district, with lmm L Rodl er "It would saye the township $7,-! plenty of trees making it easily such action take the field shortly. -ImlKe Frank L. Cleury at New! - ! ,- Andrew .Desmond 000 if the whole lighting question adaptable for an attractive park and liruiiswiek Monday. The church' was reappointudcounseL was placed in the hands of the town-1 playground. It is believed that in PASTRY SHOP ROBBED siuil Joseph Leila, a contractor of .ship," said Mayor Ryan at one time time swimming and wading pools, Kant Rutherford, for necessary work The pastry shop at 100 Main during the debate. v 'This lighting tennis courts, and other park facili- street, Woodbridge, was broken intti dune al'ler Leila hud failed to prop- question is a joke." Mr. Grausam tjes w;n be included in the new park. erly liiy a floor in the church andi Stockholders Choose on Sunday afternoon and about $i> Continued on page five Action on developing the Avenol worth of bread and cakes stolen, make other alterations at u cost of 1 Park will jyrobably be taken in the $I,!IM>. The church held that Leila1 also keys to the cash register, the W'dbridge Bank Heads spring; or before, to releive unem- owner, Mrs. Reiinun, reported to did nut supply the necessary mate-1 ployment. As work on Woodbridge rials, and that the church wus forced i Woodbridge police late Sunday The annual meeting of the stock- park ha* practically ceased due to night. MRS. A. F1TZ RANDOLPH DR. CHARLES E. BARKER li> complete the work at its own ex-! holders of the First National Bank the cold, workmen may be trans- und Trust Company was held on ferred to the Avenel park for any Tuesday and the following directors brush clearing which may he neces- were elected: j sary, aa soon as the legal matters "Inside Story" Of Prosecution Woman s Club Gives Up Meeting William T. Ames, David A. Brown, occasioned by the transfer are com- S. Karron Brcwater, Charles A. pleted. Campbell, John H. Concannon, WILSON Is Revealed By County Official To Hear Dr. Barker On Thursday Hampton Cutter, M. Irving Dema- reBt, William L. Harned, F. Turner NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. An "inside picture" of the work ers, and two clerks. "PfV'y The regular muetiinr of the Bourd president stated she had tickets for, Howell, Frank J. Lawson, Joseph S. Stolen Car Knocks in a county prosecutor's office was investigate about four of Dirrectms of the Woman's Club »«1« fw the Galli-Curci concert be- j Mark, M.D., J. H Thayer Martin, presented to the Rotary Club at their sanil cuses, of which abq g given by the Perth Amboy Worn- John F. Ryan, W. Guy Weaver. wu>, held yesterduy afternoon at the in meeting yesterday noon. auml eventually reach ail'ps Club. Immediately after the annijal meet- Prosecutor John E. Toolan, of jury. The others ar home of the president, Mrs. A. F. Tlie program chairman announc- ing the organization meeting was Down TwoGas Pumps cases, which die quick; dulph. Middlesex County, was the speaker. ed that Dr. Wyld of Rutgers would held and the following officers were He drew back the curtains of his of- Of the cases which was decided to co-operate with speak on 'Literature" at the regular elected for the ensuing year: DINNER DANCE " Two gas pumps were knocked from their foundations in a terrific fice at New Brunswick and let Uo- jury, many of the iRotury Club and attend the lec- •club meeting. . | William T. Antes, president; Wil- tariana peep inside. uilty. The number Iture by Dr. C. E. Barker of Chicago, The Art department chairman a»i- lium L. Harned and John F. Ryan, Every crash which occurred at the Claire Garage on Rahway avenue, Monday He pictured the work of the pros I»crease4 who will upeHk under Rotary auspic- nounced that the elub song wan n*>-b, etc. Ier a LOU Sm.ll 21 Ib 6Oc Club. The usual guest fee will be * charged. Members must notify the J. BLAKE AMI Mrg« . . . , . 5 It $1.00 welcome chairman by February 1, on ; WOQOBJUDGE DEUCATE88EN the number at g\i«#t# th«y will bring. | CIRCULATING LIBRARY 9.8 Main Street A play will be given by the Drama Sdwol Supplied 50 41- Woodbridge, N. 1. committee at the "guest night" ms#t ft ing. 100 MAIN ST. Tel, fr .i"*>w*»

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Tht- :>id Pya- st3 •~:x r<-tl-4-c -w^u. j-.'^rrfwi- and ;.rys -f ;>t5t ftieratiMis. a»d •l: haTf the:f "t-c .-haac* « ra^f );; '{\$* *":**% ^^.^.i^ff -* ^^-^ rop-T^ -;4 .,:».,. N: Vituotr Hfpniiith va5 sr ^^<*rr. Snail PVBLIC^SERViaE - her far* nac pr:wt sc w.:r an: ?rr-Txap. S: ^r.fiaer s-rt remaaed I =•«!•"• ™?- . v. t i-^-t-ar its.' Fux-t-tk a^*- -m i,'- ,»t* -.•-• ^V-'-V frnm the fmc w;tf. tht ici-oer rf Etr tD:-f^:-rf' s;.rr:v« ti well as -J.AC Ar.rjBa-mu •. ~~r. •:•-**-»•_.-* • -«-f- aa.-»fc-^ .J-i.-.^t., It!" her P-WX prie-f But fc:tri:.^rr. Etr fai-t Tt tJnn aac iiari. hrr tttan -was fill- jur rt^t^rt^r. Miss r^L^fcH :;-"Liwi?- 1; -^f-s t"f "------r; : trj: she hfcc a br;itr. '-«t.-:isit." »-fcf.t ;.a:.ci .r •.:~t : :;i:r-- ed wit'r. t.-fn6tniesf. . _ . 1 II If n I P " 4r*-.* Bf-tktrt'i T*rsif.l {>? tti* tit?- '_ Ths- si'.ESter ifam-d rver M: creiF:rjc ta:.-t w-i.-:r.:-tc tae face of a I -^J U«U lljk^e t*nr M' =„•,-,_•. ««.^. ,.' -, * Mr*. Weriock't LaglUh Th* fa;-€ waf hti.;-.l—rLr- i-ta:ut.*u. Lut * maa's -f«f 4 OlIU Ilall O00B5 lOf ,„- whirr ht- had ;.tt-r. jt^Dp ietifi Tiktt ?:.ar.rt.r..7y: vti- a JOTe of W*'-:ty. Qatt Form* Junior P«or H<-priritt; in ttK sLlJt-r Mi>:k s-ii. witt h<^ r.:rr too pleasmt ;.ia-fair;- Each Eighth Grader as: Uterar?- Organitatior. k'tit MiC^c •ct'rer hcrpe tr sar:ff y t^at J;-I t S^i sith^. tlasp^ip tst r'L^.frtr.. »err rtacr.-.t :•: a 1 Mr!, •»"•• ... . ir..:-;. :,- ,- ; • her hreafi. as : prtyfi that tt ni4rht rtrr.e hack apun. -rv.e (.-(r^t ^radt ":i:rtry r.;. it t-r^r san;t me " L is Kht- hiij»ed fc: has p;isslh> rf.zrz. i.r.t Ejgieid still it.-.rt &^C!- t^.'dfc Higr. sc-hw. r.ti-' Ttr;':-T:r .f hor^if f;r -• :.a- ::--.,-: i, l.-.-rt.- l i .:---t ::r- •.... : . M bly. and tht scund vm «h.-*i :*!-har* 'ry tr.';:•>«• ?mita»_aBc*^- r*_ Khi' tatur •.,{. fr?1 mcuti of : rrtitt vtry ::: Mii; I>Ln:iri.i. r taat ti 1 thar those of ".:.•; H:r h:ns :f hi- e.d '•ttLrr Hew :-:>aii f.hf w.-..f:r ha great loTt fcj beauty i>^r-arT. Tte <-:rMr. frr-fc-t i.r : se-c-t-satr-' ht-r irriff -worr. rriLTitenaiiM- as2 ii.tj:.i:f-d sDrrtmiidini^? Sh* ri r.ivt <.t-tE f.t :. : M-rj/c Commercial Chibs Urt- infturr.y* au; ctr f.t*pT** nod silrct-j O.'-OT thf hall t* etif-ey another day day ; i f r {-r.f •« ^-1 KIT- I tr.-';yt.It' ri-ai;t trir.* fnorr fet-'.. :<-—."::It TLr J^-r .•,: >;.5trea for poot iroir Hcpxir*c any I* haPd «vei t, ana cf a I' i ' tver ttit .': .n.f - Mitliit vr.it tr t-rf^: tit :•< ,i: :•*• .rtjiosed tpoc acyMi* by li*ir acces- wnder!-^. <:?,f?Lt f;r ra;5.ii* n Elect Officers ad i> .:;.:.c: i.ci - is ^-ick.!.. i? a sinjlc clec- iiirs. Tit raaijtroj'bt va? rsi..»e; by tke cheerful Pa.-*-!*, who part J. ,.,^-^i. . c^. ,, -Tjt IT BCTr tr...- n rr..r,f Ui ;..i.i..4 : • . ' : hi:.; .:;•:. ir._ ;;TE..— tvery FTicert raspiit rbfv-:nc : rt*. :r.r^ .: .r i v--t-L : r t\ • -. :• BJ- Rarrjt: SLc.ri 'SJ-. ' J :is r'last i.vt rta-.-, Appr:.} Plan For Actjvibes 1 :- :in ty scziec i Vireqsry t-eztj has ;*et c-r-lJeflec f ^r j £j»ef atii rwerry :trtf f :>r jxa r.hev- •», trjfr •":.n.n.ert.*l I*t-j*r3Ltnt it 1'-'..'.''"•'•---f :-''«"-.- tr.-; . ••-: t. •AT.: - OJ, work. You have on|> ^ "ADAM BEDS : X it t ia«. TM ff-lic-wii^ t-tanstics c-f cir- -cht. H^J. ^.Mll,_ cjusii art fceMsf , J, .""'t*. .f 't, ^ '• -- '- -tveri. :; ... ie Ae pifcrj. Tht irontr; .Et-tty. tht r»z.j>g i.ii:* of Mr*.. Paystr, jrv« i t E ^ caltticii: hart w*t tzmt-d :tti- tie :;injK j_ .jjj. vnoniaae class** -•",',."'*• JI*~lv " ' ' i" Tic-Kit.: tiit ft:rj- Htr I:fe cas b* a preat ie*s,M U- tht, vt-inie prls ^ tho: ; Xe T ! u ^ h::.^.'.i.nc,light andmakV> good ! ?„'?.*"' ? ' ™'- Efctt dfcSi Lifae Miss E{*m«)i. tAc ir,^" ("' * "' ^"f"'^ ' •' ^ *•- thif ff-r.tiry Htr t**-ry. vanity, Mjcklessness.. and ccvncfci brtujr b« to; '• K oil* vtkitit-r aj Clap*?* au'c }.sair:£ Hfj lati of earnest facti i» religion broB»ta her Co j^ ^aoe* JSf "~ £'Ci&;ri2X)£- Wltl. afit'thcr • "^iT" : - ^^50 c*«h and $M25 on term* ihr.ii"w-r.iatt wit f**r vhea a sha»ef&i deati was Rear Ser lack of seif- u^, Q^^per If- Mist Waist wbf' u the oto*r sbt>o*-: r , I NOTICE ,";.i wTl n ...-;>iT> sr and cons»dfcr»t>OE of t>th*rs makes -at bel>ev* her pun-; JJ^J jujj^ H HEtEtRT 1 VEN tin ami fighterm m* nt ffeco ' hand u*Mter and form a cl»*>- ••«- -j,*NpT!CE IS EEfcEtfr whites*! cescrvt-d Bat, t» the ttber haBd. fit: rassuai bf* 7- * ??" • MUB Mthck i>tl wffl b:,d f cuoi. Trili ow-i every f*road _ at tlit '" at* trja u.i :-.-ei.t attart and be* tararal *sys ' "<•• nj.4.« ^t i.e. ;;.aWy sorry for her. H«i i*ck of ronsideraaoB a sarvx. jj^ 7^^ J a EXLJ ways. " 1* ti>* £rsi plar*, &ht should DM ha« kiUed b» i ^ bate will he i-1 :T- chiic 'Ttr :iiW had jurt af much rirhl u> live a* *art>My did. -7-7 Thest ti irer* n&I f«ntt-c it jjoot. t;- tt.ij-jeer tiji Total '*«' order w prende tbt raz i*-ay from hf^it *»d <-caEm:n*d thi ertme, fcbe did »(•'. stop AJ there are SCu' stuaetti m tnierttiniii(ait, bci foT as *-d^ta- mt tie diaerai* sh* would briaf opca ber fam-Jy. Er the esfrtui frto* oiij-it an average -^^j^ pcrjij*e- While pan t! Ae fca-tter iifcrself. DC mtner lrtia; mean* tint u>ok, -wtith it deist for one month. Tbe Etaaeutf Tts^ Q* TJJV, ..>»«« »iTO»* ^>V-'T.f QPVX Vt tti* JJHT f«i the simple reason liial it baa mere : se«» to *oek to those bonks ei uA- .j. tuorujiiid Host what a sue. la «>*»«• »Tuni« t: ,. ana muTf aatural chararvers. tiaa yon woald find ir aty presenl moc>d Tbe a saocest eep«ciallT for Etuoenti In tht tret period tnh, Mary B : DO:: :AN. of Obanmk vat eketad pregident; i -EXTklCATlNC OeADlAM'—«> jM^h C .; Clerk. flfci* fc**t- Obkdiii Bui«w». a small «Uerty Hit sUinera^f and Trying u> talk at a rapid ytifwia very arc it tie n'fcwt book- Obfcdiak w»» vexy »el hk*c br ORDINANCE TO CREATE Saw-TrjaitsFtr »AOE COLLECTION IHS- stack-, Arte fi t \*-ry Tkee Ad Camedj Beid Jf s. ^"S^ ^ ^ 1*14. U.t "GiniL ree Ad Cand vemr PaBVj-naaki j.rwwaeM: Pullertoi.. uecretkrj and CAND Xi hin. Ht cuc Bunt., wt*«ai^. innk Ftrdnkuttsta: 1*17 u4 Fokraux; 24 PVBLICQSSERVICE uiit.t WedaesdayAfti o* jt Orct.Ltfd t'i • - # Manufacturers and {•rtur** D'AsC*-- aiic Irtrit Ti'bint ,. trt I.E the ppor^ktti cMMtinee. Strictly Pm« • Jun.aj. a Uirtun ct.aieoy, n-Jj ^ ^j. y.v^cu. i^not rlu-i. tbt fw- . aiy of MJJJ- DOUBLE B £i CANDIES AND ICE CREAM tbt * tol»nurt Uipi t>itji«bi <»ii tlit j,,^ Mirkf* ;i:trKiDt-i;l ltt!-(rkrft ^ -^ - nutifea.. 'JUi RAZ 86 Itain si. Woodbrtdire Tel i»f FVid»> ana haturoaj. ^mo^ii, mxr-t-jLi tnC Man Mart- ^rdiaauct ti Tune in Station (old or ntw IS ana It, in u* Ue Atiiieiinrv- I aewer apoad >nui« -tiki. !,t-i^:t*r laciude .!* • J

qu»U«d since the time of the ffra»t Bwiifinteil wth thn iRnrltAti Oouncil. finally it was decided to rnaku avail- wrimth. The medal is rasp«ndedl >atti. She is probably the grwitpst A Distinguished Service Award to able a Distinguished Service Award. from a ribbon which in turn, U at- j Boy Fall* in Ly« Galli-Curci Recital .nd most popular soprano that has Boy Scoot Council To eijrht persons who have rendered Several months ago, Howard W. tached to a bMd with the wordi & Box; Burns Fatal raced the concert platform and op- noteworthy service to boyhood, is to Thorn, President of the Rarltan "RARITAN COUNCIL" enfrwd ( ratic stajre for many years. Her be conferred by the Executive Board Oouhcil, appointed as the first Disthereon- . On the obverse of the ts Wiiterlmry, 'nnn,—I»clor RI,,^ At Amboy Is Given As oice is beautiful, pure and flexible. Present Eight Medals I of the Council, at the meeting. Twoj tinguisheri Service Award Commit- medal the purpose of its award and % ,;|v yen" old, m of Mr. Bnfl That the people of this section will ! awards will gg o to Woodbridgge men, i tee Harold P. Haydeny,, of Wood- the name of the recipient Is en- ':' Mrs. Khpphnn •'• "Izk o» 119 war her is an unusual treat, eape- whoseh , names wilill l be announced bridge, chairman, and Ralph W. At-graved. III winiW'T street, 'lied of burns Tribute To Friendship ;ially when they will also be helping For Service By Adults {kinson, and Morris M&rgaretten, of Persons interred in attending ! latern.r a nllr ki d Mi Mtt f ''•! Kiiffi-rffl wlicn li(' Ml Into a 1 a most commendable cause, the j i« j »» T it»L A '' nbo>" of years the Ex-! Perth Amboy. They have chosen the meeting may do to by commu- The song recital by Madame Ame- Free Scholarship Fund of the Wom- A D i';i mcirtiir hni till PI I with lye at n lita Galli-Curci in the auditorium of Award Made At twelfth An-;onlt.ive Board has wanted to express the recipients of award which is anicating with t)>e- Bo"y °—•"Scout*- o~f* an's Club of Perth Amboy. This nual Meeting In Perth its appreciation for what individuals ( beautiful solid silver medal upon America, 175Smith street, Perth ;![ inill'llnR under cnnRtrnctlon the Perth Amboy High School on und is available to send a worthy 1 Thursday evening, January 22 has have done in the promotion of Scout- j which appears in relief the First Amboy. All reservations must b» i 1 m.nr tils home. girl to the New Jersey Woman's Amboy On January 27 ' ing and in service to boys, so that Class Scout Badge surrounded by amade by January 24. resulted in much favorable comment ollege. from thoae who realine the impor- The 12th annual mooting of the tnnrc of having Galli-Curci appear Raritan Council, Boy Scouts of if this locality. Never before has Caring for Automobile America, will be held January 27 at the great artist appeared in a city the Hotel Packer, Perth Amboy, GET ACOUAINTKl) WITH CROSBYS the K17.0 nf Perth Arnboy, all-her en- During Winter Service with a dinner. Wagon Falls 26 Feet, gagements having been in the larger Gunnar H. Berg, Director of cities nf the world. If one would adjust his automobile Scoutmaster Training, of The Na-j but Boy 1» Only Bruised for winter service In the unme way tional Council Headquarters, will be an(l Theri; ja an interesting sentiment the guest of honor and speaker. 'KliiKSlmi, Oiiuidn.—A I)OJ Hie in back of her recital in Perth Am- that he adjusts his house, there would , ,,, "i | B horse w»t!on nnrrowly es- he an njipreiiuhle Increase In the al At this meeting there will be a |]1 r 1 boy. Miss Bernard, a teacher in the large number of persons interested ,..,p.,,) scrlmis Injury wlien llie horse public Hcheols of Perth Amboy, has rendy Kront number of oars and trucks >r(1 in the Boy Scout movement from 1:111 iiwnj l" rpfcpntly «tul ft'M a (Its- been tor years a great admirer of thnt operate successfully 12 months this territory, comprising Perth Am- INI ,.,„,(. of at U'.c\ Into 11 qunrry, dying Galli-Curci; in fact, Miss Bernard In the year throughout the cold belt boy, Woodbridge Township, Car- has visited the great singer on sev- of the country. teret. South Amboy, Parlin and iii'timiiy. eral occasions and from time-to-time U lien lie snw that his IIOIIIIIK liorsc All that Is Hecessary Is an applica- Laurence Harbor. 97-105 Smith St. Perth Amboy receives long and interesting letters tion of (he siune common sense that Howard W. Thorn, of Carteret, nii-i liciuleil (or the qunrry, A. Me- from GalH-Curd while she is on will serve as toastmaater, and there Cn^'iir, Itimsdl street, nirtcr, leaped tour, prompts one m niter one's innnnor of A great friendship sprung up living In houses when winter follows will be interesting reports from vari- fri.ni tin! wiiKiin, suffering no Injury. and on one occasion Bernard ous committee chairmen and others ,A niuiiipiil Inter horse and wagon expressed to the gTeat artist a wish summer. Just as we start llres In our furnnooH, fnrtlfy our windows and On Saturday, January 17— iiinii.li'd iiil" the quarry. It WHS soon that some day she would come and1 Sinn to the people of Perth Amboy . doors against cold, ehnnge our man- His LuckjTbtar Winks ,!i-imci'i'il thai 11 yomiKster who lind GalSi-Curci assented and last year ner of ventilating a house, Increase l»'i'ti rldlnK In the WIIKOII with M<- the Women's Club of Perth Amooy, the weight and warmth of bed cover- Clue to Stolen Auto We are going to have the greatest value giving event Cn^iir, I1111] (Mann to the vehicle, bill having knowledge of this, was nbls ings and dress more warmly, so are New York.—When Lee Wick's nulo- vitli the nxci'i'll'in of minor bruises to nminRe the coming recital. there simple, sensible adjustments for mobile wu8 stolen from tils home In we have ever held. Our entire stock of merchandise d;i,l cM-iipcil liilnry In tin- full. Beit Since Palli Wherever Galli-Curci appears sh preparing an niitomnhile for satisfac- Brooklyn, he uodtled Ih* polio* Noth demonstrates a vocal control un i'»ry operation In winter. Ing happened. Wick asked neighbors in the basement, comprising china, glass ware and If they hnd seen the car. Still noth "Stop" and "Go" Light Inc happened. housefurnishings will be reduced to ONE HALF its Issue in Youth's Death Anyone else might hnve shrugged Mciii(ililc — Wlii'ihcr a trnlilc llglu his shoulders, recalled the tliotisiinds present value. u.is ml «"• Rrccnwhen Thomas V. of enrs stolen every year, collected (iiirrn. Jr.. elKhti'cn, pednled his hi the Insurnnce, I* any, nnrl bmiKlit a cj.tc to dcnlli u few mnntlia HIJO, will new model lint not l.cc Wick, who Outstanding values in all our main floor departments Is a nuislrliin hj vocation mid n stu- ,,,., ;,|(. n <;:,;1,IHXI diimiiKe suit the Use the Regina dent of astruloKj by avucutlon. lie M.iilli's father Ims brouglit OKillnst (I. will also be featured. Listed below are just a few of consulted his brother. nn , IMSIIIM] Into the youth at n street In to Make Floor svver in the stars. these values. 11 i).cctioii. I'crklin said the boy They were Impressed by the plux , insKiil the Rircel on the ilnnger BIK 600 MEN'S FINE QUALITY nil vviiili: the jirwn llglit ahtiwed up Imily of the Gemini twins to th« SENSATIONAL SALE OF ADVANCE SPRING Cleaning Easy Chariot; the significance oi Slrlus. fur Ills niitnmnlillp. the dog star, mid the continuity of Silks House Dresses Shirts _ Please mention this paper when Venus In the ascendant. Hy pnurlns buying from advertisers. — over charts nnd graphs thpy figured IMF, Regina cleans and waxes and this: 77c 59c 2 for $1.00 "The car Is southwest y Flat CrepeCp s iRayoy n Crepep s 'rints Broadcloths White, solid colors and atrrpea. You guide it over the floors. Klec- a large body of wuier." GeorgettGt e SilSi k RRuyor Tff Taffetf a Home attractively trimmed In or- Collar attached and neck bind The Atlantic ocean Is the largest Printed Silks Crepe-de-Chine gandy. Variety of neck styles. All styles. Many made to sell for tricity does the work. The Regina body of water near Fliithush, urnl 11 it* All lilk up to $1.59 a yard to to sell for $1.00. All sizes includ- $2.00. Assortment of sleeve GREAT all sizes. ing extra sizes, puts old floors in good condition and brothers sped together to Coney Is be Kcrifieed. land, proceeded west on Surf avemie. keeps new floors new. The Regina and »olln, there was the missing JUST RECEIVED OUR REGULAR 39c Boys' Sheeplined UNLOADING chariot with two men, by Gemini, nent Women's Baranet Satin EXTRA HEAVY CANNON has attachments for scrubbing, and a radium girl, a verituhle Venus. Leatherette Coats munching a hot dug—Slrlu9, no less: Princess Slips Turkish Towels scpurinjr and sanding floors. An ad- The Wick brothers suw the HKIH They colled ft policeman, who arrcsi $3.98 SALE ditional charge is made for the at- All Scion We Have Sold Theio ed John McCarthy und Edwurd Stmi $1.00 25c For $4.98 tachments, ko, Brooklyn. Venus was permitted JNUINE ROOTS T1VOLI to go Into eclipse. The accuracy of A shade for every dress. Full cut Size 24-40. Assorted colored bor- Sheeplined collars, lining trimmed rhe astrological arrest wns assured Made to sell for $1.59, Full run o ders. A really remarkable towel at with corduroy. Complete run of HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS sizes. this price. /^.AND DRAWERS $69.50 cash and $73.35 on ternw when the prisoners pleaded guilty be fore County Jnrice Conwiiy. $1.69 $5 down and $5 a month

HEAVY ENGLISH RIBBED UNION SUITS PVBLICMSERYICE 1853 MILLER'S 95c MAIN JTCf.CT N.J.

MEN'S HEAVY RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE 69c Use the Westinghouse BUY SHOES NOW! THESE VALUES WILL NOT BE HERE LONG ALLEN A DOUBLE VALUE HEAVY RIBBED UNION to Make Men's and Young Men's Women's $5 and $6 SUITS Ironing w Arch Support Shoes Shoes and Oxfords 20% OFF $1.39 Our Enfire Stock at Great Easy Savings MEN'S RAYON SILK ATH 20% LETIC SHIRTS AND SHORTS 47c Off

MEN'S FINE LISLE ATH- Our entire stock of high grade LETIC SHIRTS AND shoes, all new styles that will be SHORTS sold at regular price after this sale. Sturdy built shoes in good looking THEF. . Westinghouse Don't mis* this chance to stock styles. Black and brown in sizes 4 to 8, B to EEE. 37c electric iron has a han- Shoe* Are Now up on shoes for the entire family. Be sure to bring the kids. There dle that stays cool and will probably never again be such Wilbur Coon $5.00 shoes Are Now 3 for $U is comfortable to hold. It has a tapered point, values for such low prices. Reg. $8 to $10 a large ironing surface and beveled base. This All at MEN'S SILK AND WOOL Shoes Are Now SALE IS FOR LIMITED One Price iron is perfectly balanced and has even heat UNION SUITS Values like these cannot be du- TIME ONLY distribution. It sells for only $3.50 whether you plicated. Come save! You cannot pay cash or buy on terms of $1 down and $1 a afford to miss this offer. $1.79 Discontinued Models of Fine month, i . * MEN'S DUOFOLD UNION Sale of Florsheim Shoes SUITS $4.00 to $6.00 Women's PVBLICB8SEKVICE More value than ever before. 1853 A Few Models In Broken Sizes Never sold less than $10 a pair Shoes Range at $4.95 A Remarkable Value Truly 20'i Tune in Station WAAM Real MEN'S KHAKI AND GRAY OFF A Real Saving on Tune in Tuesday at eleven in the Economy HEAVY FLANNEL SHIRTS morning'or two in the afternoon when 7.95 Children's Shoes Ada Bessie Svvaim, director of our $1.39 Home Kconomics Department speaks MEN'S Odd Lots of Pumps and Oxfords on home-management. She broad- In Sizes 6 to 2, drastically re- casts each Tuesday at these hours afid Leather House Slippers duced for quick dispoml^ ~ I MEN'S PART WOOL COAT oi) Friday mornings at eleven. j SWEATERS Good Soles, Rubber HeeU

PVBLICt iSEHVICE 20% 1863 '' Regular $2.50 Off The Newest Styles in

MEN'S FLANNEL^ Women's PAJAMAS

SPECIAL PEICE FOR NEW Boys'Strong School Shoes 0 .00 Any Two Pair* for $5.00 $129 YEARS FOR 1 MONTH ONLY Made to stand hard wear A PERMANENT WAVE FOR A sal© that enables you to have two Men'* Separate Collar All Sizes A Sensa- pair of shoes for the price of one. , . PURE SILK AND SILK tional value. All sizes 3 to 8, but not in " y Sorority Entertained Mrs. Adams Eatertaina the home of Mrs.Fred H. Tamer on East avenue. OWE PUBLIC CARD PARTY , Stadie. Chir* M. At Lvmdi On Saturday Sewaren Bridge Club f Hospital Unit Gets Sewaren History ChA Adath Israel Ladies To Court Mercedes 1G9. C. D. of A.. The regular mwtin. J The Arpo C. Sorority were enter- SEWAREN—The 3ewaren Fndire will hold a public card party next enridpe Auxiliary »; ay Hold Benefit Card Party Monday in the Colombian Hall. tained at a luncheon Saturday by Club wu delightfully entertained on M at the horn, o- l»™ *** Erl, letter Of Thanks For Meets With Mrs. fans Mrs. A. F. Randolph, Mi» Ad* Ful- Wednesday afternoon at the home Mr?. Arthur Emrt it in charjre. f- nR The Ladies' Auxiliary of th« Con- »lit«d by Mri. A. Coley. Mr, J in the CUire Apart ™- F.urt*,n The repi:!»r mtet np of lh* 5*- lerton and Mi» Clair* Pfeiffer at of Mrs. Fred J. Adams, of We«t C.cb wat held lart the home of Mrs. A. F. Randolph avenue. gregation Adath Israel met Monday Barron Levi, Mr*. John Emhorn. membern were pre' w»rdbridpf. with Mrs, Fr«d T Wertfieldd; MisMi» EdnEda HamlinHl.n c cff * . < on«orson«ors. of PmtersonPmtersPm o . first; Mrs ) vieve Keene h*i rife of the pro. d and », i e made to hold a public benefit Theodore Zehrer and Mrs. Michael rnwLric of Hospital. Howell, artinp present, ia chirr*. Rutherford; Mrs. Duncan McKeniie. W. Bu*h, of Westfield. gram and led t' ening devotion Chapter <••: •h-, no !»•..-...Rah»» ...... Lerbert B. Rankin, ttvrd. The c»-d r-arty Monday nifrht, February C onole. MMr?. . John F.F' Ryan and MrMrs* WMi» Madeleine SheaiTer. Mrs. An- alr g%ye report^ viirf made of the (.'hrtsttnw v .if.vi Kl'-n. Mrs. Harry Sherman TO HOLD FOOD SALE MISF Grace sented the local club at a demonstra- Starter, of Glen Ridge; Mrs. Wil- i lve Van Iderstine. Mrs Fred T J work done at Howell. Mrs. Russell Burke. Mrs. ar Mrs. Schoenbnin. The Flora! comm-ttee of theof the eta: pfrenhments were work tion of telev;«>o, n hel..d_ a_t. the offices , 1-am Doe. of Linden; MIFF Sarah i hri«tmas ti- The flowing donated to the•:•'. the Bel! Telephone Company in Powelwn, of Newark; Mrs. F. ARobert T. Bopan. Mr?. John Ryan. Following the business session, a Methodist Episcopal t hurch will hold losteas. The ney Christmas b*jket.<: Mrs.. B W. Hoajr- New York ... Smith, of OranreOraqjre; Mr?Mr?.. Rufu? Ho« Mrs. A. W. Sofield. Mrs. Thomas siM'al hour «a* enjoyed, wnen card« a food sale tomoriow afternoon at served by leld Monday, Jan were played and refreshment? were meeting wi land. Mr*. R. Moore. Mr? F Twdale. The literature department after kinjr». of PertF Amboy; Mi.w? El- V. ...nrent^ . Mrs. Morri«on fhrst:e. the hnme «f Mrs. A. R- BerCen, lfi. home of Mrs. W:i Mis? r>»i«y Ru«h. Mr?. A F. Ran- ron«ider»tion. ha« decided to fie Farrell. Marion Baker and Emily Mrs. H Hard'man. Mrs. Mavtha Zot- - trved. • pper Ma n street . Order? may •••-•uary 26, n i on Grove avenu< h W dolph. Mr?. EniBt Boynton. Mrs-. study Amercan literature a« out- Mar?h. of Rahway; Mrs. Garret tlemoyer and Mr?. >« Prc - ' '. ft'i»Mi--ridgt 8-0112 Irvine I>mare«t. Mr*. Joseph Mark. the University of North Brodhead. of town. The nett meeting Mr* A. Schitdt. Mrf. W. A. Osborn. mied by .... _ M;s? Iji-ra (utter. Miw Josephine Carolina thif year An Outstanding Feature "American Naturalist.'v " will be Shaffer. Mr=. William Danner. Mrs. discusse"' d '"at- the- nex» t meeting, at Greatest Port Grain Elevator George Brewfter, Mrs. C. Johnson. the home of Mrs. A W Schmidt :r. Mr< ,0, A. McLaughlin, Mrs. F. Y.\Voodbr;dpe on January 21. Annf~f. Mr?. , ira Spencer. Mis; Mrs. A W. Sofield will pive a Kraiiff. Mr?. J. Coddtngton, Mr?. A paper on "Piviij Henry Thorean." G. Frown. M -f Anna Hart and Mr*. Mrs. W. H ?ir. :h nil! pve a papeT H. ^t Lavir A isrg* >a=ket ai fruit PJ! "John M'Jir." and Mrs. J. F. cam* from Andrew Rath. A donation Ryan one on "John Burroujrhs." of J? T»-»? rr;(M-A by the chapter frem Mr? G A McLauphliri. to beBRIDGE WITH MRS. COSCROVE used frr thi «ork of the charter. The Sa?ke:5 were filled at the home . Mr^. .. .. _ of Mr- T'.via'i* en D»c«n;hfT 22, and T>«*. CTit«rt*>neri her hndjfe club taken to th. »e*med a pity Renee BaurasSA. 4 year old daugh- to disturb thvrr.. Th< fruit and pre- teer of Mr. and Mrs. Frank BBaurassa serves. ;n . r.ti'iMu• thinte --'n. th>'-ve. ba.—j of Kennedy street, lselin. didiedd yes-1 se practical, and enjoyed :crd«y morning. Funeral sW i ketket??. was ? ver.,y rnucr. b. y the Mrier.U. whichihh are in charge of ththee Greiner the canr.fd frocKid> andd preserve? Funeral Home, will be held tomorrow ill he stiff.cier.t for more than one at 11 a. nv Interment will be in St.! M f.c.-.vrrn months in mgr.t ir.c James Cemetery. Woodbridpe. GALVESTON, Tex—A \)?v :•'. giar.t F.e\n:-:r B, »:\;:h - Please extend u theladie.... ? o.f the; „„..„„..,„...„.....,...„... Ehifti to complete. This ite*'. ar.d ccr.crce structure fror.:; : G;.;--05 .cn Chanrie'.. A tota'. of '. auxiliary the sincere thank? of the L.-is •:'. concrete and 4,400 ten? c! ' entire hontrfiold and wish thc» all i pi'iingi Tf&f u.ied :n addition » 3O0.M0 baps o'. «-.f"t- 6C ?X the very happieft kind of New Year. THE VALUE OF 11 tural anc reisforring t:et\. It r.<-es to a height of Zi? tet: s ::vers ar. area o! 217.8O0.tW0 cjr.; : With the *ea>on'f best wishes for1 PRAISE your?elf I am. Your* very truly, ! American Legion Participates L. Anna Hughes, supt- BT THOMAS ARKLE CLARK The next tneetine of the auxiliary Dcaa of MCD, UniTersiry of ' of the outstanding features of :hf .-•ASADEN.V will be held Monday. February 9, at llliooit. tournament of R.iy-s her? wis tl.ii p:•:.-.. para-'' "- r the home of Mrs. Tisdale. : lirely ol ro^-eF It '*£is '.^.p p:ilrj of f;gant;c p:-v.:^ \ the Pasacer.i Woodbridge Odd, Valuable and Ancient Mr=. Paul Morris and daughter, Cynthia Ann of BuTlington. Vt.. re- turned home Wednesday from a week'? v>:.t with. Mr. and Mrs. George Mtrr.ll of Elmwood avenue.

The Bu:ider? Society of the Meth-j odist Charth held a covered di?h| luncheon Wednesday noon, in the' lecture room of the church. The com- mittee in charge wsf: Mrs. H- R. Brcisch, Mrs. E. r. En-'igTi. Mr?. Eliz- abeth Drake. Mr?. William Gover? I and Mrs. George McCullough. St. James P. T. A. Holds ^ ^ Monthly Meeting Tuesday J

The regular monthly meeting of' the Parent-Teacher Association, of St. James school, was held Tuesday He !..: : \\ n.H us Jr.- V..v M:::e • .. i d.:r.i - .; - ::,esf vearv and y*-t. night in the school auditorium. : An interesting talk on "The Co-: r SJ. J : • :: v l.i.n Juricg '&> years operation of Parents and' Children".' •; re -;i 1 t!:;.t he riaj ever di- was given by the acting principal.: P! of pnii?e frorc .jjT\V ". RK CITY—One o! '.he pipes included in the seriei The reports of the secretAry and He knew that if *s:-..-hTi.a! e carved head c'. cr.e c' -.be Presidents of the United StjtvS for . ocxl and is part of the interesting exhibition arranged treasurer vrere read. The member- i Lv uere ever r:,llfd ti> the preiidem's PASADENA, Calif—T-.e massed f.aes of -Jr.i A.T.er::ir. Lepoa posti e So-jtherr. Ca:..'crr..a durir.y ship chairman. Mr;. FVank Mayo, re- i t. s ...ri a:>e concern lure. It riile<] to neither J. F. Ryan, Mrs. H. S. Lavin. Mrs.] . Thomas Gerity and Mrs. Michael De-; .prais e nor reaignltion any son. If j"y " " I his men did well they were never told Jo Refreshment? were served by the, so. but they krjew that if theyy were hospitality committee. The next i LOt working QJ ;f.e standards whicb the f.K. wou!J ^ ca,;ed t0 meeting will be held Tuesday. Febru-! b" '

it sn't at all strar.ge A::t Uerewas Sigma Alpha Phi Give* •cr.ntent in tiis orjaniziitl-.r.. that be Advisor Surprise Party '^ is dWikt-d. ar.J i:,.it th.i«e from iota he shi'Uid r.ave renitiop and A delightful surprise party was ?i u:|•:![),T si:J love e\en gave biro given Monday night by the Sigma Al- •r.e i't lt.e#* t' ' i "S- pha Phi Sorority. Phi Chapter, in r' honor of the birthday anniversary of li was the h.r.- la one of liilne's its advisor. Mr?. A. G. Brown. The r> «n:".s. a than <>f simple tastes be chapter presented Mrs. Brown with .^•lailiieil, I for nothing spe- a beautiful 'basket of flowers. L.eii.il ejcr-j !. that he lited a little At the busmen session plans were 'iti:t»r with l.s bread I3e wasn't sat- completed for the pan cake supper M.t-A niih tn-ing merely fed. He coull which was held last night in the din- r;ifily lave been properly noorishtr! ing room of the church. The Misses Aiili the bread that was furnished Emma Mannhen and Grace Toth •were appointed a committee to lake v>.. hut he wanted something that charge of the foreign project. The -\ive lest and taste io his eating. The Girl's School at Matsayma in Japan most of us feel the same way aboui The chapter received an invitation work. It Is praise well spread on to a bridge tea which will be given •witch furnishes the- butter io the cbm by the I o-to chapter of N'ewark on inon bread of toil with which 'oar January H. Following the business are filled. Wit boot It we. work session, Miss Alice Pender Had| ~'~ — . . charge of the study of India. | BlIh ^ *o«nu*m«m, we grow tented and restless. During the social hour refresh- "' " " """ I know another man qal|« unlike ments and a large birthday cake Sanders' boss, and Ter; modi more Here's a new one lo try out—in the bathtub. Trm q^art«t of world c-^c: aqua; Ur.e t\ were eaten. successful. When one of hit men doe* fonr. a Cvr'-ng ei.-.:b::ion in Miami while fruzrmg aior>g at nearly a ^ Tiit picture itio»-s "»ase four Kirs ic acac on BiscaynBucayMe BaBayy. Women's Republican Club a 'good piece of work be tells him ao. More than th:u, be generatlj write* Elects Officers For 1931 him a note so thai bis words of com- The Lord Mayor of London mendation may t« reread and re-en The annual meeting of the Wom- i«ye4 and th^n taken home to the en's Republican C!ub of Woodbridge was held last Friday night, at the family that ihej, too, may get pleas CHICAGO, I.: A:. ;.:..: , . '. r:,r oi tile reflectors of the home of Mrs. F. ijtaniik, when Mrs. lire froiB the complimentary words • r -.:.!,• l:i '.lie reflection may Cathi ^j'migwi was re-elect- lie thanVi. men when Ox-; do him a •>.•• •-• AI o '.:ir bluned image *t the service; he revojniites efficienci anrt t-ltvtt-d were: vice- l.-yalty and elTtxtive service, and be ^ Carl Pttereon; cor- lives so freely and ungrudgingly He j uvtary, Mrs. William r Kikt^i <-red;i to hiinwlf for wtrnt ncial secretary, Mr*. ulirs have done. His men sdore frAv. The New and the Old i. Mr;. Rich- mil miuld work Ihtir flH-vrs, to the , Mrs.. booe. If need he. (•• wiri i.U |.r.iise. Frank IS31 fBlmSnlMW I'ts.l 1 Hall; IIHI 1 1 I 11)1 I I II

Manufacturers and Deulcr Strictly Purs CANDIES AMU ICE CREAM DOUBL S6 Mam al. Woudbrid^e Tel RAZ (old or ntw GUSTAV BLAUM a BITTER and Provt»ion» •aryvurmoim 86 M»inSt. Tel 8-001S INMTIM Woodbridga N v Ut\, »tl o« the cab ol an i .:,: (,) u* lineal Oumpmy lor the

just pnur u> itn we con¥enUwu*J iica^ boa T 'E INDEI>ENDENT FRIDAY, JANUARY lfi, 1931 PAGB FIVV

t* lih I. LASS1F1ED ADS Steam Shovel Starts Township Gains 247 TWO TEAMS TIED Committee Meets For IM Ihrvr ItM 7*s Mapis Rtaltr J;;-J;I Vasslly Ku- ifted »d?«rti"«n«nU onvT 0IH company Sit* Hit rick III wnrd; minimum h 77!) Maple Unity Ml-JC Jo» Tatar 151 »1 On School 11 Digging In Past Year, Health FOR FIRST PLACE Discussion Of Iselin t'nmpatn .... I7.5S J(5 SIS Charles A , „ :, ,,„, -(Reporter for spare time , tinn to School 11, Wooiibrldge ia! Officer's Report Shows Streets And Bus line 7S1 ttaviil Mandrl 11.71 II »t Alu J. Sabo •) :< IN CM LEAGUE 371 AUDI Zrlra*r IS.4* 11.11 BLOCK Ml wiirk to cover Port, Reading. To processing favorably, despite the Maple Bfalty 1 417 Alsx Camt>> H,,,.t social and personal items; !inclement weather. Portable schools Woodbridge township pulled away Craftsmen, Parish Houte Pin- Conliiwrd from page (rnr company it u HIT well ac- f"rmerly in. the rear of the school from the Grim Reaper by a conaid- bell 11.!« ners Deadlocked — Compe- agreed with the Mayor, but felt that BLOCK M« 411-41(1 Jamfs A. Ro. :n,(,(l socially preferred, but been jacked up and removed erable margin in l'J30, according to it was impractical to start now. The' Ninan W, ker «».«t available for (?irl or young to new locations just west of the the vital statistics revealed by Health tition Very Keen. move to abolish the district system llrow. n! I] ttttll Jsmes A. Ra- eninircan prove ability. Apply by IU.OCK Mt A ker 40,117 flcniiol, an(i a Hteam shovel is busy Officer Peter Peterson in his annual will undoubtedly be started at Rome • Mkplr Rmltr 4!7 Mtr.ha»l M. Br- in person to Independent. digging the excavations for the ad- report, submitted to the Board of company .. M (15 tl 11 jotter or LEAGUE STANDINGS time in the future by measure* to lol !'.4J dition, which will eo on the rear of ni its organization meeting consolidate the lighting. New light-1 ompanMnplt yI 441-141 Alfred Robin- I. tf son 49.S1 44.M the present school. Work will be Monday, ing commissioners are to be elected' 1.100-1304 Mapfc titaity 1174 TKD -Salesman for Lubricat- Teams L Pet. 1 441-441 Julia*'Pillar 8! .41 carried on right through the winter, nitre were exactly 200 deaths in Parith Home 29w 7 .805 in February, with campaigns already! 1'T '*"* U7I Oil and Paint; two linen com-to have the nchool in readiness rfor trce township, but to offset this there Hrnlly BLOCK MM were 29 7 .805 under way"Which led Sommitteeman | ""* X 471-472 I.oulne darbar lin"H " Salary or Commission The occupation next fall when school f47 births, a net gain for the' 31. 142* Arenel Firemen 10 .722 Grausam to state, "It is too late to : \iopif ity Ine 26 479.4>4 Mary K Fill. " ' Rofininjr Co. or The opens after the vacation, township of 247 for the census tak- do any thing this year." l'»|"i«»i Royi'c Cleveland, Ohio. cr Am wltl1 ari K. Of C 23 13 .638 pstrlrk «7 00 Piiirit <'(>., I The addition WJH SJJH further cen- - ' ^ " Cupid sinking his American Legion 11 25 .305 11: IH l,n>ili> Curve «('.O! I tralize the present location of most arrows to the tune of 146 marriages, ilC 512 Bl'i- tlrna. 4«.SS Rotary 10 26 .278 Another diwussion arose when Mr. ; HIS-I.IIK KJ?er Woodbridge. sidewalks on Oak Tree road, Iselin, H lty !t lfl Wbdg. Fireman 8 28 .222 " HI! SIS Strip nrria 15 tt bungalows I Planned to use additional space Contagious diseases took their II1.4H'K RM EoltUfKNT-TwoG-Toom )rf usual from the Lincoln Highway to Hill- lKe- all i l >virted by the addition for hous- swing , through the township. r,35 Atir Slultln- 1 t p e 1 portables mov .•:,! IJ les tia.led along with 1B_ cases; , . j n, owner on Oak Tree road. :-:s luritHn Trum .111 nnonnlilc. Inquire Mrs. Treider, 530 BT i(1( p the c ub9 gre now bent O , BI.4ICK »<1 whooping tough caught five, and j heated rac© for first place ri'itivtiiiv . .... llll ,,Bt nvenne, Sewaren, or phone waK nK a Mr. Aquila was informed by En- IU.OCK «IU (1 • ..-<>-r,IH Murkry Ii. chicken, pox three. Kniuvl...... 117'.'7 40.ft d g 8-1458. Inside Story on Crime glory in Civic league competition. gineer Merrill that the width of the I 7 Avfnfl llpftlly The health inspectors were busy. WOODBRIDGE FIRE CO. (2) | road was in dispute, with the sur- ^l'i-tir,e Mnrkey (1. 11-7 tf. The schools were visited 48 times, Kn« 37 17 49.•• P. Einhorn 212 1511^ 1H5 j veyors claiming it was 66 feet wide, ii.'. il «'!-«?» Mnrkry (t. jl AT FOR RENT; 5 rooms and Solving Is Revealed juntl dairies 02 times. A total of 202 , MeCann 143 lfiBiand Mr. Hyde contending the road HI.OCK Kni.«l»» ... :S !".P tinih Inquire Dominic Sarno, 90 general nuisances were abated thru 178 161 138 was only iifl feet wide, and wanting iliU-S'iO Murkey "(I. Kin.wlc, :.2.!>1 un street, Woodbridge. the henlth office's efforts, and 82 Oaborne 167 13ti the township to huy the extra land homes were quarantined during the BLOCK »4; I. 10-10 tf By County Prosecutor Osborne 150 14 ft 140 necessary for laying a sidewalk. SI. Kl»t,l»li TOJ^O*, ilpfirg,, Chuhan- contagious diseases. — | "Well, why can't the matter be IVIIBII I'alhi ii, .... iJfiJ 72I-722 William J FOR RKNT — Three furnished lnipectora Give Tests R50 S15 774 ' settled, instend of being bung upj SI, Stanlslaim Toolan Tells Rotary Of Work Nnhlo 5«,52 moms. Apply 508 Barron avenue, Inspectors tested 214 cows for tu- AMERICAN LEGION (1) indefinitely?" asked Mr. Aquila. BLOCK M4 Vnodliridge. Telephone Woodbridgf Of Hi» Office, With Difficul- berculosis, and of this number found j Einhorn 147 i» li- K>!t "The trouble seems to be," Ml-M" Umtrut. Ilrpzei 27 Its 31' only two with signs of the disease. ! jj Kilroy HI.O( K vl'.-Mfl fiiMirjie Mrezo '.r. 13 185 no 108 stated Mr. Merrill, "that the county i v ties Involved. Plumbing inspections totalled 124,, ^ Messick IK, fnn»t. J7-s22 tip,,rgn Ko- 203 1(15 1-18 i has been unable to find the old road vacs r.J.2» 57.S* 1 Ft RKNT—2 or 4 furnished room and sewer inspections 301. Heads of Litt* 146 IS ?! return, which stated the width of | Ititrlun TriiHl BLOCK 0l» Continued from page one five IIORS shot were tested for rabies, uini'Uny 14^ O 2',0:Til Mnrkey 0, iiiiirtnicnts; also furnished rooms F. Whiteridge 142 180 151 the road, and in its absence, no one! H1.O4K «A» M and none found to have this canine Kiiitnlcp 2i'i 17 ,|v Mrs Little, 114 Main strce' toineys for criminals lose no time can say exactly what the width of | disease. BLOCK »4(l .ph...ie 3-M. \ in coming to terms if they see they 823 837 773 the road is. However, engineers onj •TiS .lultn Ki'i'ul as.S* Jl I* I. 7-r. tf. The staff of township nurses, work- PARISH HOUSE (2) subdivisions each side of Mr. Hyde's' HI (UK RSS <> M0 Stov,- .l.tlllik 11-H 1J71 —— 'have « poor case, and pleas of guilty inp< under the Hoard of Health look- 178 125 BLOCK 1141 ROOMS AND BOARD S. Olsen 152 property have set the width at 6fi; 29S Cnknnwn . . H.CS H.'Jf- follow. ing after babies and children, visited W. Skay 181 180 168 feet, which may be used as an indi- Iturllnn Trust BLOCK >l» fill Burron avenue, Woodbridge. Public Intolerant 5,584 homes and gave clinic treat- ?. Peterson 192 18-1 223 cation." tin.iuiiiy -l r,f> 863-S6I Mnrkey O. ,1 ,'hnne 892. ment to 1 f)fi8 cilsus Thc ma( IH.IX K U9 I' KnuWl™ 9.11 Criminal work is more difficult! ' ' 'V le 2,- R. Loreh .... 200 173 190 To Get Up Petition Itarllan Trust . 1. 3-14 tf 241 865 Mnrkey <1. than civil work, said the prosecutor. inspections in the school class- Jaeger . 195 149 205 "Well, what do we have to do to ,tmpiiiiy 21.56 Knuvvleq 4,f)6 "You have to prove the act, and '•"<>">». and corrected 4fi3 defects get the sidewalks?" asked Mr. An.ler H Nlel- BLOCK Dtll) FOR SALE : oun( ,,.i 1M.23 90S-!l0^ .lolin Mttllnarl 1110.">7 then prove that the intent was mali- ' '- 94G 811 Aquila. After some diScussion, in Hfiiiy liuhn- Licenses were issued to US milk 912-H13 .Itihn Mallnarl IsO.ri" FOR SALE—Five room house with, i-ious. Then you have to get the K. OF C. (1) which Mayor Ryan joined, urging U14 John I,ahut» 93.72 bath and »H improvement* in Row-!grand jury indictment. Y tan't' dealers, 32 plumbers, and 22 wayJ-. Neder 173 172 167 building of the sidewalks frcm Mid- llt,O( K IMO 918-919 John Vnrgtit ^ H eat n M-4II .lolin I. Mac- lick »nd place. Telephone Woodbridge start trial unless you have ail these' 'de ' fC places Bargera got 12 li-,1. Keating .. 178 175 150 dlesex avenue to Hillcrest avenue, it imwrll 428.01 during the year. for 192 138 162 BLOCK «Sl 1710. taken carcaee of.of" g y H. Neder .... was decided that Committeemen • lll.OI'K MS 92 7 .liihri Zajik . H.!4 13.11 lld 170 170 174 Aquila and Applegate try and get j 17-1S John 1>. Mac- !i:» John Zajlk . 74.61 79.4* The public is very intolerant of plumbing jobs totallei d 07, nnI d 11.1per-S. Sullivan ltst n IXiwcll all.It onto sewers rcache<1 the !H!-114II Jllllll Ultl . . H» «1 BUSINESS NOTICES the difficulties which hamper prose- "^ } M. Schubert 180 196 168 a petition from property owners in; ^.'it-Sfl RarltHn Trust fig of SJI !i:,3 Alitnn Wlnku- cuting officials, declared Mr. Toolan. ?"> that part of Oak Tree road request-! rumpiiny 119.50 US.IS 14.31 lth unemployment relief pie 31.:J tRUi'KING, local or long distance, ! "We can't move until we secee ouourr wawayy ^ 893 851 82in1g the sidewalks. Another point] BLOCK S9S BLOCK »v; two trucks at your convenience work, the health departmendt t hhas*een CRAFTSMEN (3) cited in deciding upon this course 31 jiilin 1,. Mac- 1001-1004 Henry Hiil- clear. We can't guess. We can't DowHI 702.711 [it.at unusually busy, and has extended Pomeroy 171 144 167 was that the proposed underpass to( moa 54 :'S hone Woodbndge 193. John Thorn make an arrest until we see u chance 1 ,_l>, und HOUHC John 1O26-102* John Chajko S32.8I 241.34 much aid in line of duty. Plans for "by the Penn railroad at lse- 824.8* Oakland avenue, Sewaren. for conviction." F, Swenzer 180 193 1,. MIK-UOK^II «01«l BLOCK 6H:l increased efficiency during the com- affect the location of side- j 1:1.Jit .rolin 1.. Mac- Referring to recent prosecu- R. Simonsen 179 145 030.75 1OJ4-1O41 Jnme« A. Ro- walks from Middlesex avenue down Hi,well 1107.46 ker 3W.34 131.SU I.K.PPEH—Furniture and pianos tkins of Woodbridge Township of ing year are now being made by theA. Levi 178 191 180 IU.OCK 8ry 34 Hi do not produce as you are entitled J He cj,cd the case of g hold m.m S. Wyld 169 167 providing for construction of a san-; Him K tin BLOCK 854 .lulli, Korsi 429.41 o, why not have them properly prun- w+okilK ,(, a vouth in B Fordg rt,,. G. Kayser 157 133 159 itary sewer on Craske street was; .;', l(l»S-lp9'J Kilwnnl t'u- On Morals Of Youth E. Hardiman 131 113 SliPltun Iteulty ley 10A",ii Kl nn.l sprayed? Drop us a postal for; ta,,rant with a'&hotgun and told hmv H^ passed on first reading. Another 147,36 1102 Mnrkey It. nUfo m a t Sl n pyln g j identifica ~Z77 ordinance, passed on first reading, .lilliii K'tc^i TJN 00 134.72 " i!T.. ^!!, .!"M.. , ^ ?i!r I identification wBB obUined through KIMIIU™ ... 14.«0 ,,. Hates reasonable. J. E. J»nsa,, ^^ 804 656 111 added Port iRetwline; to Garbage Col-; Sliclt,,11 IliMilly llltl-1117 iiiiu rulii/.- found near the scene And Sex Education AVENEL FIRE CO. (3) 54.7 in^'ry te*&ren. V J. , owned by the accused. lection District No. ;j. A hearing! II1.O4K »7:l t( lv sh(l J. Petras 201 182 I 1SII-I 12ti l.erl r. .I. '- " 'J C0 4 " 1>J - ill Thn ™,.mun was arrested and confessed. ! ,5 ' before final passage will be held Jan-i on Hi'tilly 1H9.31 "Trial work is very interesting, Continued from page one Siessel ... 182 158 140 uary 26 at 3:30 p. m. 1134-11.17 Wllllum Wlc- but the liiinlest work is identifica- ie Wooilbridge younger set, andCannan 189 160 178 111,(H K Kit niitllli 42.9S 46.4F J. Larson 192 168 108 lUil-lllS MUliiii-l M. tion," Ttiolan stated. "Witnesses IN-' also givt! many township fathers Krltil .".l.Dit a 198 188 can usually remember the kind of' " mothers valuable aid in guiding M. Larsen 201 Itciilty 114-1 n:> \'itui-itz,, I'HIUZ- 666 V.11 56- TS coat n man wore, or the color of his' their offspring. R.K.O.Rahway Shows BLOCK 050 it a doctor's Prescription for Th at the high school are 965 866 83!) 2O6.62 pants, but little else of value." ROTARY (0) llliuny 17! i 173 Mlkf Mlklluk ilO.iis COLDS and HEADACHfcS Mutt Break Defense fret, Parents of all children are in- HLIMK isr.-l IM; Tony I'liinn 24:,.SI Warr 170 172 I'n'iinown •- I12.S4 It is seldom possible to win a case vited to the respective talks as out- BLOCK VIUI I ii the moit speedy remedy known. Merrill "'."'.'.'.'.'.'."'." 159 155 158 Have Gift Checks On IU.IK K H»:t JIlH-l-'llil Hmlno- nn tin- state's presentation alone, no! uliove. No collection or admis- l*u,lor,. WIHHIIOII- rh 49 I I 666 also in Tablets. Livingood 127 .i 20.71 matter how strong, he urged; so the si»n charge will be made, as the cost 232 l.VJ 220-1 21 Km usual way is to break down the de-! of brimting Dr. Barker here is cur-Greiner ...."Z^ZZ 207 rnkmiu'ti . . 24 I'J ig Tap For Anniversary 111.(11 K ««1 l.u.HfM ;;.'I-I;:!I W. i. NOTICE fense offered. If thia is not done, ried by the Woodbridge Rotary Club, 522 557 01G Unknown .. 14. U 231-1235 r«'tnr I.fH- NOTICK IS HKREBY GIVEN that a conviction is hard to obtain. which brings him here sponsored by The fiahway Trust Company, of II1.4RK H85 nhik ui Township Committee w,. .'•••J "Under the law a man is innocent Paul r, /.(jur- l:ll-i:i3 Frank Rotary International, which thinks so Railway, N. J., co-operating with the ^ 1.03 1111, .. 34 16 meeting at the Memorial MIJ lpal until proven guilty, and if the de-much of Dr. Barker's message they R. K. 0. 2nd Anniversary Jubilee 111.(UK Htn Building, Woodbridgo, N. J on fense is perfect, a jury will acquit have sent him about the country for will give to the patrons of the R. Antln'liy Llflo- lunis 6.SS 'anuary Uli, 14*31, at 3:30 o'clock no matter how strong the proseeu- BIG FIVE TAKES K. O. Rahway Theatre $10,000 in iniit "1.82 24.ai BLOCK 91)1 ten years speaking at different riikliniVTl .. 14.21 16.as 121)1) Ali'H J. Hubii 10.15 the afternoon, to consider the final tion." towns. R. K. O. 2nd Anniversary Gift B1.O( K 8H8 ll'Oil-lJii'J Ethel Luw- ussage of the following ordinance, Pecularities of witnesses were Problems Discussed Checks from Saturday, January 24, 1'uul Zguris 24 B2 27.47 rtince 13". IT I'uul C. Zgur- t which time and place objections' dwelt on at some length by the Problems taken up by Dr. Barker ONE FROM AVENEL to and including Saturday, January 27112T3 Jiiliu Vurgll- 24.62 Ik-k M.*« hereto may be presented by any' speaker, who illustrated his points in his talk to mothers and daughters 31. Attend the R. K. 0. Rahway HIOI'K B8U BLOCK U.1S •xpayer of the Township. j with many pungent and' at times include the proper time to take up Rankin, Delaney Lead Attack Theatre during this period and re- l:nknown r>6.73 1234 .lolin liarnea 17.9J* 20.63 Property owners wishing to object; ludicrous anecdotes. ceive your share. Caul C. Zgur- 335 '' Jnnii Ua-rnes 11.98 24.63 sex education, the rights of the un- —Final Score, 49 to 23 — 49,22 1S5S-135) Frank A. Carl- Bay file a written objection with the | Mr. Toolan was obtained as born child, the matter of young girls The following letter has been re- Paul I". ZKtir- son lit.-- 52. SS fownship Clerk prior to that date, [speaker by Harry Van IdersUne, in taking auto rides with men unehap- Winners Want Games. ceived from Manager Moore, from 24.«2 27.47 1300 Thomas No- B J. DUNIGAN, charge of the program. Martin New- eroned, teaching the child the facts Mayor Brooks, of Rahway: 35.r,S voi'H 3-'.:9 3S3C BL4HK 81111 BLOCK 9i» Township Clerk comer, of Perth Amboy, was a via-of creation, "spooning and petting", Led by Spence Rankin and Buzz January 14, 1931. Agues K. F'ere- Hophiti Ko- iting Rotarian. and the double standard. Delaney, the Woodbridge Big Five' Mr. Ed. R. Moore, Ir a «\ 110.36 vacs 9S.C9 lVUK'K 802 KN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE! Attention was allrd to the talks In his talk to fathers he shows how scored a 49 to 23 triumph over the i jjgr- R j(. Q. Eahway Theatre, H05-H10 Kophle Ko- reve th uf .John I.ui'klr 05,03 10T.73 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF by Dr. Charles E. Barker next Thurs- i to al e f»cts procreation to Avenel A. C. last night at the Parish Rahway- • , N•- . -J. ni 102.01 un s III.OCK »»* ItLUCK (MO A A SANITARY SEWER T- O- B-E dav, and- member- s urged. t...o attend..' i y°yOunKp, DOb°yys>, and hohow to guidguide thethem House. Playing speedy, clever basket- My dear Mr. Moore: IK I'nknown .. 330.16 342.63 1424 (iabrlel Mai'ha- KNOWN AS CRASKE STREET, " in early manhoo""*d s"o "the y d'p" "no*t con—-*all, the victors ran up a big lead, My personal congratulations to l!i-S» Inknovvn .. 412,50 427.57 37.18 and were not threatened in the sec- t'nknuwn .. 123,71 1132-H33 Julin Chuniu- WOODBRIDGE, SEWER, THE tract disease later. The problem of on the Second Anniversary of BLOCK 007 t-a J7T.14 FINANCING AMD ASSESSMENT "sowing wild oats", with the latest ond half. The working of -the? Big he R. K. O. Theatre in Rahway. It I'^l. of AUB. 3 Vincent HaJ- THEREOF. medical opinion on this phase, is ive's fine defensive system kept the hould be a gala time for all citizens S liiirlilc-r . .. l,fG3.IS3 1,',19.31 duk 195.10 203 it Iselin Principal Made lll.OCH 000 11 treated in a masterly way; and other [ashy "Cliff" Jaeger of the Avenel if Rahway, in celebrating with you BLOCK ur; H<» it Ordained by thc Township l-i lii'iieral lliv. Committee (if the Township of similar subjects touched on. !lub effectively bottled. his colorful event. I feel sure that \v, V. Carpen- H9C.40 t,,i ,,. .A ... s«:U9 Co 1.SIS.47 1.676.U Large audieinces are expected to BIG FIVE (49) voice the sentiments of the people, BLOCK Olit II in the County of Mid- District Commissioner 111 (>t K ei» hear Dr. Backer's message, as the G F Tl. i extending my heartiest congratu- ; I'M uf ileii. S. i Eut. Julius El- Rotary has been active in building up Cacciola, f, c 2 2 6 ations and best wishes to you, for lli'iu'luM' ... 20.13 ler 11.35 1. A sewer as hereinafter de.- 712 Ki|iiiit,ir Hi'iilty BLOCK 90S A interest in his message for some time Delaney, f 6 Oi 12 rour continued success. M>l-14l>'2 Uenruo Uell- cribcil, to be known as Craske Of Township Scouts past. *• p 49 Woodbridge, Sewer, shall be Keinball, c Oil Very truly yours, 7i;i-74:i Tliuiiuin Kray- man 16S.SM 17J.16 Comments From Elsewhere Rankin, g 4 5 13 llba .Mail, Lucua 11.31 1S.7I. Dnstnicted as a lo-^al improvement, p_,r:_i, Knvlan Tn Head (Signed) ALFRED C. BROOKS, 71C-747 I'lilli'il Lund ft ULOCK ou;i A Following are comments from two Brown, g 4 2 10 Mayor. j -• • and by virtue of the provi- Patrick Boylan lo Head ! places where Dr. Barker talked: 1S04-10O5 Michael On- of un act entitled, "An Act Troop* In I»elin, Lolonia Voorhees, g 2 3 7 BLOCK '»1 tlor 1S.89 J7.0*" "I wish to express my appreciation \__ DELINQUENT TAX SALE 'u Itenlty liOS-1509 Maxwi'U IS. To- Municipalities," approv- anj j 111 pa riy ..... 65.03 I of the work of Dr. Barker while in 18 13 49 NOTICul OP TAX SALE Uln . iii.oi'K m 1516-1523 llai'lic 11. AVENEL A. C. (23) TOWNiHIP OF WOODBRIDGE l IvtilJittor Keulty SECTION 3S Tl. Company U. thvr„ • law*s arXable thereto O Patrick Boylan, Principal of school principal I have never seen a G N0TICJ4 18 HEHEBT GIVEN that the H26-1527 .nderslgned, Collector of Taxes of the ICiiuatur Healty Knowlot, ... 31.-3 v,l,7nr thPHanuIrv disposal if i School No. ti, of Iselin, has been ap-1 object so well handled nor a student Braithwaite, f 2 4 I'uiiipiiny jrovide 1 )ointai Distlict Scout Township of Woodbrldfe, In tti« County of ULOCK S64 ?»« in Craske rtreet SS here- l Commissioner body so completely won over by anyPomeroy, f 3 1 i> ThitiiiiiH Pray- 1174-1J77 Anselo llrecti S526 i eiage in CraaKe sireei, as neie , ,, n,.,.ifa_ /•„,,„„ n,,w Si'oiitu >n..i/S. » ,.,a. n»r >tn^nt M^ «s. Middlesex, will hold a puWlc salt at th* Raritan Council, Boy Stoats speaker as was our student body yes- Toth, f 2 Office, Memorial Municipal Building, er 53.86 1587 Anttiulu 1). Aildl- Scout terday. tVukovets, c 2 lain Street, Woodbrldit, New Jermj, on pt;-7 iK Kquator Realty ni> 14.7 3 17.M Cumpiiny id I»e- "Might I suggest that in my opin- Wheeler, g 0 ^he 10til (lay of P'ellruury, 1U31, tit twu 1H. Ui'JU-UiUl Hoed Mai- all be assessed upon ,'clock, In the afternoon. Eastern standard 7H1 Therenu M. Cun- zara 1J».5» UT.'Jtv This ion no school principal can go wrong Denman, g 0 [lm», to satisfy municipal lima now ID ar- i;iS2-151)3 Angulu tireco 23.04 vicinity thereof benefited, orj made frU in setting aside his daily schedule for Handerhan, g 0 eara. IU.OCK 1114 Carmine Hia- reased in value thereby to the ex- ri4-;:l BUU.UU)) MilanDollars,, or so »ueimuchi uwre-there , Commissioner Boylsn has hiUl Sev- them to hear the lecture to the moth- Brennan. cate, giving the owner's name as shown on ULOCK MIS A Referee: "Rusty' he lut tax duplicate, tofether with the Devi Co. ...| 36.2! as may be necessary w hereby , , eri/nce in Scouting ers. We were more than repaid. a P otal amount due thereon as computed to -•il l^tiuator Realty la. 31.01 M.7J ropnated to meet the cost of car- j as Aa^stant se outma8tel. and Scout- Again, I know that no school author- luly 1, 1950. , 1'tmipuny 5H tQ.04 lil.tK K U6» A inisgr on said improvemenimprovementt . , t f T „ ,. u d is a Bald respective parcels of land will be 33 Agnes M. Trel- liiotl-lliol Juliu Zttlik L'_. 1 i7 ity would feel he had made a mis- 31 80 P •old to make the amounts severally charge- wluller 21 l)li>OH U1 11 „ . ,, . - . , . T "T/"" I MeriMi t BadgBde CounselloColl r fof rB Badged s take by so doing." able against the same on iiald first day vt reby autWized to .be issued from! * p,,,,. ;);, Etiuutor Healty 1-5 Merrill (fufsky 30218 314.0B personBi Health H. J. VAN NESS, AUTOMOBILE HINTS uly, 1830, as computed In said list together Cmnrtuny ...,, 2i 7-S ViiUir p. Rus- to time in an amount not to j ^ Scholarship. He has Hltri Interest on said amount from aald •k 015 m-l ...!..,. 31)2 .IS 814,0» Secretary, Boone Rotary Club llrst day of July to the date of sale, and the sum appropriated, pur- j ^^ ,„ i>7S-67» M. Marie 19,OS BLOCK HI)? A I | been interestfd the Boy "Dr. Charlie Barker has come and he costs of sale. In & supplemental column 6S0-6S:. liil;'-l«uf, 1'HUI Llalxa t.S.9S \ S3.CS now that he ttone and today Claremont is a bet ihown tho estimated payment required 69.18 •1.29 6i :,t Movement A careful drlvei hardly ever runs :o avoid sale. Itii7'l'ilil 1'nul Hullia 57.S4 (-•hupter 202 of the Laws of 1916, ed his addi- ter city for having had him. Utility 111.04 K 9H over anybody's luwn or tears down'a Said parcels will be sold In fee to such iviiiliany 99.17 104.71 persons as will purchase the same, subject 6 7 L, UimHell I'nu- & "Of course all three meetings were gruve HJ.tO liear interest at a rate not to wonderful, but the outstanding fea front poreli. tp redemption at the lowest rate of Inter UI.UCK eio I . . „,,«, A 11 . "as I'tHUI'lieU I" native AUUI est, but not exceeding eight r« cent, per li','J-6S3 M.IM I'Vlne .. U1.&7 It LOCK ture of the entire day, to us at least, ULOCK »iS 450-451 Frank .Neer d six per cent, per annum. AI ngw ,t as Distrk,t Ili0,l>0 wafi the fact that at night we had Motor vehicle accidents In the Said sales will lie subject only to munici- Ii Frank Nye«ay 153.lfi matters in respect to said CommUsion^.. : 1 s 1H.U3 til liluneviw nd* su The Troops under Commissioner' n^re boys of high school age than w United Stall " ln < >'<>«r resulted In un pal liens accruing after July 1. 1980, Includ- 17 HteplitMl Kick 112.OD 233.98 tlito r Chuirmalionds nshul olf bthe edetermine Townshidp Th Tp y y g g ng anwasmentt confirmed after that date 18-19 Lloytl Week* 224.03 siln a«t.«», Boylan's supervision are, Txuflp 41 had in the morning, wh*n the school economic Kiss of more thuu $850,000,- anil 18S0 taivs, and to the right of Inter- ULOCK DUO Nutlian Morris the Township and y p Senft is r «4.95 sun H0.1 \^as present under compulsion. Thi 0IX). ested parties to redeem within the •"""• . ,7-;,s Fred Xatnnr ii0.91 111.113 Treasure*T^ , whh o are here- the Acting Scoutmaster;" Troop 61, uttswer is, of course, tfiat the boy fixed by law. tia.iiii I'. J, Weyiuuii 1»589 BLOCK m uutliori'/ed to tocecute and issue A J , f 'which, * • • 7 ti Mnrkey O. Colonia, of which J4mes Currid is who heard him in the imorning had Tlie coach doc 1ms disappeared, It Is Collector. B»t. A iMuporary nottea or blonds. the Scoutmaster• S, tand Troop 71, Isc-gone out into the highways and by- Dei- 19. IILOCH 1)81 -/LOOK m Tilt- sewer to be true, but It is thought the midget NfctHHUrj 101-102 liilni iMeiMliv tfi inrlo., in, of which Carl Brinkmun is ways to bring others with them a to July 1, brook '.I'' 7» ifeuntler is as fullowu; automobile Fun he trained In time ti> W*tl«fj lOll-IDD Anlltony Cur- Scoutmaster. ni|jlit." >• e l.ut Owner l»-!0 Inrlcko n H" vitrified acwer Beginning G. HERBERT BARTLETT, nin BIOIIB under the ri'»r w' . lUlll'K H.MI H I ,Mli r,s.l2 Inrlcku — Commissioner Boylan is very pop- *)IMlf. Anthony Cor- •uuiiliole in lUihway avenue ap- ular with Jthe Scouts and leaders uf President, Claremont Rotary Club # * • I) Hi Mulile Rfiilly Inrk-J" Dxinmtely u( the point of intersec- I'limim-uy t (ijlj.-i) ilelll U.ii these troops and his appointment has More than 60 iiatiims will be HI.IK K e-llt 1 iii.iKK m f the center line of iRahway l.^-liiV lieneiwl Invent- been received with u great deal of . Fair W«»ther senled ut the sixth International road a^a Mayle Htully •nun and the center line of Criske enthusiasm ori thc part of all con- Company ^1U1 ors To 140.65 d't; thence from said manhol*, As id lined by the weather" bureau, congress In Washington from October 1001)1001 llapla HettHy 118 Alfreda Hr.ild 2V.40 29 cerned. 17'i-lM John Hcalla U.U \ K westerly along the center a clour day Is one ou wlilcb the skj tl to 11, Inclusive, according to the I'oniliany 5U l.l>a ULOCM «6« >>* HLOCK Vti 6 16 of Craske street, approximately 18 three tenths or lew covered with Chicago Motor club. fevt to a proposed manhole, cluuiiu The word "fair" used In con- • * t'.ilill'nny - . .j.. 83.30 2 10 • All the wort of said improve- uectiiiu wltli the weather forecast. In- Frequent niUtakluv uf an uutoniti Ciillipftny . I. . . 16 U.H 1 7 Bt in to bu done in accordance bite backfire (or the. reuori of a,Kuug Kill AveueAveacki DUMt-Ul»« 1 / this plans and profile of Craske dicutes tliat tliree-tentha gr less ot 23B.31 1 5 rkiucls uud less than .01 Inch of pre- ster'i gun muy have had something tn tin kn,n »et, Woodbridge, Sewer Improve- BLUCH »M K COLOR clpltutloti are expected during the pe- do wltb the increase la diseases of tli 819 David Mundol tt.St 0 0 Ht, ua hereinbefore described, (lit « by George R. MerriH, Town- riod covered bj the forecast heart tills past year. HO-hlS David M»na«l 3t 0 0 « • « i M» ut unvi* i ? Engineer, and the specifications PRINTING 0 Jefore, which are now on file RED CROSS STARTS DRIVE Have cuts ou (he tires \fi*|f.iGioe 0 0 th« 'fWitttMp Gl«*k. TO RAISE TEN M1LHQN without delay. TIIIB It " H, VrMlaon 0 0 0 vytilcb seems to Iwve : Said improvement shall be powtr of «oy prlnttai F. Nelson , ..: 0 0 0 Be im,| cumuleted under the aup- Continued from page out curd. It 1B as good *iun and direction of the Town- President U>d «Dtlr« nation. W« as It ww Cuiitmittuu und according to die color prtntlptf qotokly must not fail- Youjr ebjtptw quote 50 provisions of an act entitled, ures $2,000. Report wtloii Act Concerning Municipali- kken". ,' i.^i'i 1 • 31A an Any wishing to toMBkf PAGE SIX FRIDAY. JANUARY iP, 1931 January Thaw 3litbrpntbrnt MOULDERS OF Subscription $1.50 Per Year THE TOWNSHIP Pabiubed Everr Friday by MIDDLESEX PRESS, 1M0 Green Street. Woodbridf* .*_« Mayor Byan> personal reprr Tolf-ph'.r.t\ WoodbrMpt IT 10 jfcUtive'on the Sinking Fund re- MAXWELL LOGAN - PoWtabw mission, to which post he I^W'" J. J. RAFTKRTY Acvcrt.sirip irxi Bn»n«« Manare? cently appointed, Thorna? P Wur" EPWARP N •>; LY - Ed;tor ray. cashier of the ^ National .-.".o-f.M« matur March 13. I?1.?, at the Port- Bank * Trust Co.. f s' J.. under to Ac*, nf Marc* S. 1*79 i? in a position to do valuable work for the township. He brinp to the ;or his lonR oi in finance, keen bwiru-' ar»d sf'^rid ccininonH r;£f The ^iriVitip P"jrid Coimnis?ior. r~n- tnl< amort nation of mur. c pal I*? ITFUCAT10N i« rr-mnr:t«-d tr r.c p.-'.;*•:»:. rat;a". nei.- bonds issued prior to 1917. (r.r-af. rr socia'. jrour .T organisation lu ai;c i« T- a'.'.nw ir, Mr. Murray has had a vr,::<-d busi- it? r.fw» cr.'.oTr.n* r.^thisjt tia: '.*• knrws :;• \# untruthful. biased, .IT cf a uaturt tr (i5erd a proper wr.!* :-f delicacy. Tr.pany of The piper's opir,i-r!, :i>«rfa: af a S'.r.oer* eridravnr car jwrr* :> pre- the Irpnbounfd Trtu rrr; •'.. ecw TK" ippfar •>, "ht WTI. ha! if fcaf.nfd to th« tpac* s*i Nfsfsrk. doubling the eff of the . a*xjf f-rr ;:—the ed:t-.ina! rr'uir.r., ]r this roJanir. :'• ;s draped tr frreipn wchanjre dfi there.: ispr.:'. d *ufh "hiTip? u :: ::-.f j«r» worthy, a»d t" cor.deTr.r, arid fiph: He left this pt>sit:cr come with • apsT.J; ,-;rd't.-n% ir wKirV. .' see* *ni*rc* :•* irf,r>cfnty. ir.jnrric*. •he bank here ab i" years a*o. : r*r pre.'sdr-c-e rf th» pab'.ir welfare It* r:.i2!nTif »". a'.i tiae* ar* ( d dauphwr .-per, *: psbV.cat.icr, cf f.-anr.-nicatic-^ or. ar.y reiject. a'.tho-ph He lives with hi' -> f- w- HOMAS B. MURRAY no r.-'Wa-;s!caacr wi'.'. bt. ror.Rd»r*3 that if palpab'iy bitter or tna- in the Edisr H::: swtic-n. I5r:;.a« cr which i« ii>: iif^ed by i» anther. - Ir. ca,»e* where it :• requested, the r.airif ?f tbe auth.tr nf a c,-Tr.tni:rr,cati;>r wi"! b# w.;i.!iflir. Demc-crat? ».: ir, :he T; vvr.?h:p HJ'.\ :n absolute con- About tro! •.'-r local poverr.ir.-T.: Thf Krp-ui iKhr.r. rr.ir.ori'rr.:r.?T.:yy i* kT;r.v. '.c-'.c-av.r.a g Mayor Ryan in thf : vi«:*;.-'r. r.f asked --/.irrr.f :^—m'Y. united Demo- The

-era: c -.'^pr-.T. The r.:>:ory •:• rr.t.r;y ; .h cr-Ribir.atioriS in the wht-rt .s poi'^icil p.srty < mplete control with no ; •sis? rr..7K>r.:y -c» ACT a. & r.eck. ows that in time graft. TOWNSHIP jp:.< r. .iLii :r,t-r!:cicnc> creep ir. No better example could LETTERS TO THE EDITOR This Week ! hy ARTHT-Ti BRISBANB :tt\i tr.sr. the nc'toriouf "freeholder ring" at the countv PORT HARD TIME5 UNDER! *ea: bef-. re :N- Pc-rr.-xrat:: swer-: into control on & vave of ' li-r Eof-tnue Avea.e, Ntwark. N statement from Greiner's Funer;, To the Editor: ular ir.d Mr. Coolidjie Doubta. Enclosed is ar. article wr.;;r. points cut c:eariy the :-r.:srr.tr.ti. : Hom«.'•»";•>di.r;dire. ;.« have to die whether they have jo .- Wf-odbridsre Townj-^ip stirt* the vear 1931 in a promisiYsg of •anemT.lcrrnfr.t and business depresfior. IV- p-jbhcatir-r,, at tr.i« • Wt Rebuke Liberia. , .._,." . , , j. should heir toward' a speedier solution cf the pre=*r.t ccr.;it!rr. ar: &• Too Many Marines Shot or cot. c.r.'t they?' ..--. er. ''all we know is they're not dyrv •'Couidn't tell y-i .-• —rf, dargerou.*—posnicr.. Exclusive control makes for eft- \. ; ;. hich in ordinary course. -.? due ;ev - >- • riber and December used to b* gri-t the next f f]irill dfrre f oll w t &5 suady at they \>- . ;! n off terribly." ciert fovernmeist if rightly used, but il al&o offers unhamper- frc-in now. ALFRED N. CKAN.CE: . da:!-r ;--:ri'i.a-JoD t months, tst now 1-T r.• After a^l theit " • -.hing to this light eating. ed oppc-nur^y for •wrong-doing. t&fl Ro?er;i!e Avenue. Newark. ?rstip of . The situation calls far wise and temperate leadership, ar.d JanuarThye 10articl. iP3e ifollows. It i? entitled: V MUCH OBLIGED .ii£. He Cticara CAUSE OF UNEMPLOYMENT Thanks. Bir >:. ant realization of the maxim "Public office is a public lierald -i - e're indebted, but after we aske4 in th:.~ trasi"". AND BUSINESS DEPRESSION We don't V:r• r.ng up of the unsightly corner at Gre<-r. colamn last »tt>: rr.-;oii« got thing? mdMng and the corner The Independent hope? Mayor Ryan will supply that lead- INTRODUCTORY real bus::* N-x street and Ri'r.a-v r ership, ar.d that the dominant Democratic control may not go Professor John Dewey. of Cohnsbia University. :f:-r ;poVec of &s am much crt .- i olDara after all It couldn't have been ju the way of other similar combines. It hopes the present town- the World'? 03t5tand:np philosopher, in writiqc ":•: Ker.ry George sa'.d: Oar G: Some cr.r "-; bliged. b«g shots'. "It would re^'Jire :ess than the finperj of :h-i two hands *,:• tr.-xer- | a'.^e i?: a coincideECf. .. -. ship committee will become "the exception that prove? the P. S. T:.»: ri Vjrnt oat building wasn't touched- Would ale those wr.o from Plato down rank with Kerry George - - - His clear be askinf :•:•: r.-:.' rule"'. 1 \ capita" 1' i ,. *-'VTT intellectual :n?;pfct into socia . condition;, hi? pi>;-onate feer.r.j: fc-r the v in :is ^.ii.fic-: Zit-ul of remediable ills frorn which humanity ra3er=. f.r.c iheir 3og-.ci'. ccr.w'.usion? I the ;:,r. 15 THLS NICE? DO YOUR SQUAWKING EARLY in hi= piaE for liberar.Rg labor and capital fr;^ the shact.es- wr.ich r.ow Thert air.' • .e! L*st week th# Independent ran* a big- stor;. • i:ridge cope are, with their pictures and all, ani Electric n? for four member? of the Board of Education are •bind them - - - No man, no irradiate of i hipber educational institution, 6pt"-da tor this the nice warm police station, all set to pnll ots: has a rig-ht to regard himself ai ac edc:atri rr.an in social taoupht unless :_j.ie?5 in tie way ol rriraie owner- rr.t news in comiort, and the desk sergeant poin-.~ to be held February 10. he has some first-hand acq'asar-iance with the theoretical coc:r:rution of to a ?i^n "X; 5mot t Now i? the time for citizens of the township interested in this great American thinier." c-rLec tv tt« foTerinent, charges its a serpent's Ftins is base ingratitude!" Wonder whs; school matters to get busy: not after the nejw incumbents are _ CAUSE OF BUSINESS DEPRESSION—By Henrj Georce cusicmers ore-taif the price charged , they ex:*:: =. repc-n to do when gathering news. Chew ? This lessening of exchanges, wh:;b from the side of the merchant :r \>y a friTate coTnpir.?" oyterstiiiF in ti0 chosen. /" ,K ^ufacturer call rression. is evidently net d^e 10 £HV Viltrd Sia'.es. ^«iig electric poifer ei- WE WONT PLAY Dissatisfaction ha? been registered by residents of Avenel :r8:ted torn tte «=e weieriali, We r.rs: the Amboy News is joicg to give copie* awar free i- of the scarcity of the thing? that rher ts or manufacturers hive to ei and the Fulton street section of Woodbridge with PrxTtEi that point of view "here seems, indeed a plethora of Niar&ra. bridge r.ext •ek. present board for new school building programs. Nor if it due to any lessening in the desire of consumers for tierr.. OE j Perhaps ther« is sometliLg ts leant '.i not foilxsw this example. We think our paper .f worti ihrei Election to the board is by petition, and petitions are now -the contrary, seasons of business depression are seasons of hitter war.t on | in Canada. the part of larg^e numbers cf want so irjtfnse and ^ ,-rjLriry . in order. If the persons not satisfied with the school board want calle-d on u. prevent ac:u&; rtarvanon fron: need o things tr.a; rcanufac- Secretary Stit^sc-n TTET-LS tte Segrn turers and cierchantf hare w» sell 4. ; action, now is the time to get busy. It naay seem, on first view, a? if thi? less.enifi£ of Republic o- Liberia :ha: fiiTery ni'-- "- Certain other matters, such as purchase of an athletic from some impedimtm in the machinery of exchange. Drpresjior? come "r»e ahaLc^iir-d. l!iTef;ic3i.)o^ pK'-s ui chsnpe in tariffs and Tr.metary regulation;, ar.d exist in thai hlii uSciil? cf ;"ae NecrD Re; -> ED/TORS SAY- field, are to be acted on by the school board. Now is the golden «djRcHffereno ;• co-ntr;** under widely varying tariff? and noaetary fyttems. tne time to ascertain the attitude of candidates for real cs;sf- rr.uft lie deeper. Every husines? man sees that business cr.£i.rt*^ m the 5lave :r£0e, ate ;>?r- Edltc -A frpm Nnririt Errnins Nr*i, Decemher 18, 1930. unce of investigation now is worth depression (L--SK< from lack of purchasing -peweT on thr part of would-4* board on this question. An o WEIGHT OF BILLBOARD LAW ALREADY FELT The f^eat ir.&s? of ; ens-mers obtain r.rr.ey by exchanging ~':..~ :••. = ~.s s^rjr.fii.c, c-3Lr_-.:.ir TrEve; Nev. Jersey roads win b* mea?uraJ>!y safer with tnfor— pounds of wailing after. cr the proceed? of their labor for monev. arid with it purchas- thit L.;.-. r.a *£-? ;\t:.zi(-i as ; :.tM.n : of t'r.. irr-: ard regulation iaw. Weil? the law does not become • '• FcVruan* 10. less than a month iities. Thu? what they real!y pay for commodities with is ivr unt 'ir.Uiry 1. billboard; are sa'd to be falling like autumn k»v-- I>on't forget the date. 1 &y -Vprropriations for new sthools will be voted on at tr.at ;/ r iessening of • £--fe;t:ve demand,"which is the proxirr.3te cause cere i-t n? if the state, in anticipation of the early time when tr>; away depression, rr.ear.f. therefore, a lessenir; of the ability to con- e' also.'Taxpayers should inveftiptfe the claims of-difTeren: y,r tnto eschar.prable fora?—means whit w call scarcity of em- B-i. --^-v ot c-u: :>es; pi-:;.i N:r:h Wri! e r.: rk of the billboard div-Von of the Motor Vehicle Peparr- t-i S,.I;L-. sr;-;ved of slai-r- ; liv-le sections now—then pet out and vote in the school elector. y of empiojmr.fnt (Joes not come fr;tr. business depression. &s 15 i r.'.y preliminary, already jhc beneficial working of the m- -:meames aasumed. bat business depression .~oir.es from the scarcity oi w:,;> »£•:. 12J »e can hi-'- • :'.£.::.* laW i« a :'efi Billboards which obft'jr* the view of motorist*, especial;- .That is the time and place to do their school board soi i trie L:i)e:;iii« K: Saggii; i '..v.'.c tw- it ITOS! . w... disappear. Some have already. Others which mar seer . ti:;d. e.-j'e..a-ly as sia\ •.:;. > tb. J! dotn-.«i. Thi*. too. it frratifyinf. though safety is more itspw'- jjot afterward! &nploymer.t or work is th» expenditore c-f-iabor in the production of tat v.i- crr.r:;.-. _ J ' :;nnnodities or sEftsfaetioTts. Bnt on '•rhatT Manifestly on land, for their v.-aiy so'irtc of proi' r '.and is to man tit- whole physical •aniversf. Take sny country as a "whole, A f'.ilvt- iiVZ.il CiTe I • :.iH t:.;..fj „ I: • v\-,c:tr.t even now tnat the new rep-jlations will werk heaefit. A . Er--rts . f intention to quit and applications for permits, both in: JERSEY JUSTICE AND THE "HOOKUP" or the world a? i whole. On what and from whsf doe; jts whole popula- IC'i-i &Z.A do ties to L->; :.i~ I.T.I.E.- ^ rt"" AIT;- tion 'live? Despite our minions and cur complex rivilitation, our erttn- : rt*:-.- .s froinp u> pet some rr.eaj-ure of the control over billboar: A New Brunswick iudge recently sentenced u Pt- ijs cf exch*i!p-f-s and :ur inTentaons c-f sichine-s. are we nc.t li\1ne as aid bid to «t.rr> aboi.1 i ::. «ieL .''.:fc. -_ p.."*. }-•• -jirement of taps indicating ownership of board, and tr...' boy man-to two years in state prison for stealing a P"' d watch the Srst ranr\ did and the Jast nsaB rr.ust. by th» application of labor •:. Eii.-, it plain they are only ttt piir.ters, not the owners. wiD ;•• er euuch tolteep t.i'.i £.nc s.:.c irei r-:( L -neir.- of keeping tabs that did not exist before. vjdfes 49 land! Try a mental experiment re, in ifnapination. the farmer 1 wonh J50. Records show the man had been before a; the plow, xhe miner in the ore vein, thh e railroal d train on its rushir.; t:.; worry aaout h::.. niti tf s 5..k. "ie s; .mpliahment of the new law :> Lht provision of means to i Is :he ejts of Pr: ...lie*. iir:e =.ay «i . «it> -.solet* signs which cLtter •_;• :.r.e ii.ndM~ape. are unsightly ar: wiy. :.he fteamer crossing the ocean, the jrpat factcry with its whir inp g-et a-way wheels apd thousand operatives, biii'.dtrs erecting a house., linemen soi be a greai ..S-r*:..* :T:»--L *•' : ni i rnefit even to thpse respcn-ible for their being ti»ere Nrar.. must have had a preny good -.ho.okup" ing i telegraph wire, a salesir.ir. stiiing- ^-oods. s bc^ckkeer-rr castm? up of :-ffe. and ille^i! F*pn?. are rtjKirted to have bein destreyd •'• long before being'"put .way". A ookup", in account!., a bc>0Lblack polishir.c ihe V'C>c-ts) of 6 customer. Make any such inerci tall .^OLT: ind Ocean touirDes ainady crime tr.a If tr.r billboard reg-nlatior. ia-« ... br.n? ihese results even Kf'i.:• know the underworldl , i? a b;.nd between a j-Ktune -n lmagiiAtion and then by 3!6T.ta.l exriuiion withdraw from it. n you do nc item by item, all that belcrg-- TO land. What will be left? •con::- effective, pitaiant thin n-.,. ,• he ht,;.ed of it after it has cm .'. politician, through whi, r. the politician •crook and a corrup' Lied is the source rf &'.'. emtkymtiit, the natural element ind'.s- is arrested. •who. de- f^ssa'tie to all work. Lsrs;: and isbor—these are the two primary fac- when tjhe cro tors that, by tbeir unior.. :rod-te &.V. wealth aDd bring abc-at ai! ffiktenij he hefty GivtB libir—that i« tr say. the sbiliry to work and tie to irork—:-.od there re and never can be ar.v s~ar;:;y of ercploymtnt s* lor.p-a» iabor can obtain access i; land. Did i.r.t ir.d ^.i.:ant in Chicago, where £rs"t T e prc'feaiire is settlers ;r. this c»or.try OT tr.e rr.tr. who afterwards fettled those parts qf ^ J.TI-5 T --.nvictJons obtained. the eouotry wbere '.and wi.-.« st:'} easily had know BTiyt-hing of anemplor- S00 murder* were ment? ~Tha t th' e exicl-jficn t f labor frcai land by the V.iph pr.ee demanded n C'r.icapo,, but Jersey (doesn't want for it is the cai:-f of scarcity of en-.plcjyinerjt tnd tui.ir.esi depressions is This may be "0. K ves :^r far famed "Jersey justice" af clear as the ?_r. at nf'i.sdLy.' TberertT VOE 'na.y be trjit scarcity of it, When the "hookup" £rr:| euiployment •? :"tii—whether SE C:TV or vilia^t. 3r.1r.nF di'trict or agrri- will become a mockery. ealtttr*l|9ecvJf.!!—r.fr» ftr will yoa have t< go tc f.ric. land that labor i» Have Jersey judge*, like some u :se 'U'i li-T.d ha? no v*.1ae until labor wiil pay a price for'the Is the "hookup" here? f jfnp :\i. : J: from, which labor is de!.&'r?ed by .the high prices hope not, but we wonder demanded by s'-T>e r::T•-..s^r* In tie very heart of New [York City, TWO S-ew York, sold out? We minuter w-i!l; from Vr^t*-. Jonare will brin? «« u- tr.ree vacant lot*. For b.st in his way, he's honest 1 \ crook is a criminal, but penusFii'S to use uje^ jphJles-t a»d le*st vs.ici.bli-; of these a rental of $40.0C'(' 1 yttr btt *»*• ofered aod r«fti«*d This is but an example of But ; iudge who accepts a bribe, and leu in •"•"" what ir.&y 'everywhere tit seen, from the bean of tie ipetr&polij to ,tte is the more eonterr.put of the two. In addjuon he is accessory CberrKee ?tr:j. Where iabor is shut out from lino it wastes. Desire may vcmt n, b-i "effective dtnjind" is gfne 1« there any n:ystery in ti>« , P'r-.CfLI fcL-j t.'..s l.-lt^ to murder if another such crime L* committed by the man set caLst of bni^nes* depressiont Let the wh-c.lt earth bt Created as these j c i.t AS-erjcaE, R.s\ i.LiK.if :c-*i trt- treated and who (•:" its t**ining millions cciild find employment* Insurance Companies !•* fatts. :.ii,".e v.ti cu.- :• Trc -,rice for "bumping off" • human being m Chicago Every grej»t period of land sptCElatnon that hts taken place in our tier s;._i^ B_: tit: if :r* - been follow to :y a period of business depression, and it *.J- in i>^r». A» JM>g it :if j c; •p lf< a business propowuon. The gunmap gets hi ';-ury 1>C so. soriiiii^i*. Pr.piiliftf and charitT m&ns^r?—^tho peK»t^t liie ni-.L ut »t tL:-;: • ; Fought Fires ipu insurance he won't be punished. Then h „ ±pp)\ Uult remedies for a preat e\nl—tre all "harkinjnp i£.t and goes in business. The "hookup'' protects vr<-sg tret..'" The upat of our civilization « our treitaent of land. bench. Is Chariry and the pv-siuj of "rtifcrry work" may do a little to aLrvi- Sew Jersey has prided k\t tnffwitif but they cannot ciir* business depreaaon. They do not m- crime now weakeninf? We hope not, but. 49 cre*.s* the Funa of '"erTecnve demamd." There is but one curefw re<"jr- tbtrt to cri rm */&pi»es» deprtaaon. Th/ere it no other. Thai is the, ahofitioo of all «-«uurr -ftriks turf on the enploynent and prc the paws**!* of »e power to JUK wbv onr n.ir.ifct vert tiert proteetaon aamiiut &r,e. At thai labor th* ability of rocvertmjf it by exertioii into wealth or purchasinj time iBsaraaee comp*nic hid thdr own power that the'very idea of a maa able to work and j*t sufftn»ie from oi! wtt -.Lki ii,ej »OL,: THE BATH want tot tie thmp that work produces woold swun a» preposterou* on and Lelp pobce in t-ottBtiy ir. fire hrifadca. emnh at it Bust teen in heaven new Mcaracuix G:\tmaei: i HM Franklin's birth- MtahluhMi. h w-tai 10 havt annui! occasion for The arrument of this essay, that speculation in land values it a basie tone titp* u> (• of businesi dfpresBioB* and unemployment, is «aort fully developed. r \Trtue which ««roiag stock fin tht iB*ull»ci«iry of various proposed reanedtei w ^ foaled eet, hy Senator ;jch should not be t.! whkh promote the Manufacturers and De Ge«rf* Si hi* n«U>d book '•Proxreas and Poverty. ' Philadelphia's co- out Strictly Pui« * sayt we kr* •• »>« nattoa by protecting ml when the odor of sanctity too frequently meant some- CANDIES AMD ICE CREAM BLE-1 ni> tht Ui»tnnitLU oi our d b«ain i fin, /thing that had to be covered ^ith stronger perfumes. mi: wt lait 86 Mam &l, WoodbrUige Tel RAZOR i totlo l*r 60Ht bpw to p«- HQW " *" " cleanliness was almost a relief* rite among LET US INSURE YOUJ (okl or 1 tfuuit rtn.,:.: ble tfeftl It terican settler*, but few had the Franilin courage, 1 u cni abuot GUSTAV BLAUM to defy tke MI Groceriet and Provision* or your i cl««a)wem It until many >ear* ms *Ln>ilCj 66 JUain St. Tel 8-0043 • KM TIN. it b only recently ; JOHN H. CONCANNON Ouarunt«*d by Woodbridge PkOtAfc CORfOJ INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE UIOW 76 Main Street Woodbridge •™^^* ' I to te **•**» T-L84UW TS INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1031 PAGE SEVEN

At the f'"<> «( Ik* Road Slip tn yri jrrri'i'i'rt-rrrf vr • ••••••• y ' ' i ri » i i Mnny poople *" ">f"ugh llfo hannt- It In only nftnr the rnr hns biM>n V drivpn from flfi.OOO to W),000 mllon, hv lh» fe«r ' ' death. oniy to flnd> lion It ofimM, ' Is M natural and and tho pistons fp<>l qnifo loose nn(i f -American there la a nlnp In (ho cylinders, ttint ft heavier oil thnn thnt nrtvlsoil hy the We have Joined with manufacturer ml^ht he IISPII. Here again, however, the host nrlvlee I* to Strengthens F.xpretslon hiivp thn entire cylinder block re- to again bring you

f, "|i(inr('!>n IIIG same IIIPII n* n single worii longer with loose oil-throwing pistons. wld, n (imillflcr; R», with "might ana Harold

XXIX. REPORTING ACCIDENTS tions involving the recovery of It seems important to call to the claims and a civil action is the only at LOWEST PRICES in HISTORY attention of New Jersey motorists recourse if a friendly settlement cannot be arranged. The point MADISON GRILL the" inadvisability of •withholding should like to stress, however, ia criminal complaints in accident cases that a complainant should not delai as part of a bargain in which' the making a charge for a violation of Firestone's great buying power of rubber and cotton person responsible for the accident the motor vehicle and traffic law be- Specializing agrees to pay for damages inflicted. fore the local magistrate having After an accident occurs arrange- jurisdiction where the violation oc- at unprecedented low prices—and their efficient manu- ments frequently are made to set- curs. tle, conditioned on promises not to If he does not make such a com- enter a complaint for violation of plaint, and if the person responsible facturing and distributing system direct to their deal- STEAKS, CHOPS». the motor vehicle or traffic law. As for the accident flatly refuses to the law allows only thirty days in settle, the innocent party has cause which to bring a complaint, it not to regret not having at least made ers and stores—places them and us hi a position to infrequently develops that before a the guilty party pay the penalty for SEAJOOD money settlement h made, the limit his reckless driving, in the police has expired and the innocent party court. give you these great values in Firestone Tires, Tubes, to the accident has no redress ex- Where reckless driving is involved, cept to bring a civil suit for dam-a complaint should be made in the Business Mens Luncheon Every Day ages. local police court for the reason that Batteries, Brake lining, Rims and Accessories * * These civil suits entail the outlay a report of conviction for raeldMS of considerable expense for legal driving forwarded to the Department fees, consume a great amount of the of Motor Vehicles by the convict- 75c complainant's time and give him ing mafrUtrate imposes upon the much worry. Often, too, it is use- Commissioner of Motor Vehicles the less to bring such suits, lor the de- duty. of requiring filing of a certifi- fendant proves to have no assets, cates of insurance biyy tthn e person, con- Steak, Fish and Chicken It is necessary for the complainant victed of reckless driving. OLDFIELDTYPE COURIER TYPE ANCHOR TYPE to acertain whether the defendant Even if the person who has caused is able to pay a judgment entered Ptfe* Pric* §ap«r Heavy Ihrty against him. the accident is not insured at the Buh v«rPslr Back fwPslr Tlif Pita Dinners $1.00 It was to cover cases of this kind time, the filing of the insurance cer- Sis* that the passage of a compulsory in- tificate will be a measure of protec- 4,40-21- .$4.98 $9.60 -$3.97 $7.74 Suk pnPair surance law was urged for several 4.50-20_ $8.55 $16.70 Every Night - 5 till 9 |, years tion for the future, for in the event 4.50.21. _ 5.69 11.1031x4 _ 6.98 13.58 In Trenton, and in various other of a second accident his victim will 4.50-21— a.75 16.96 have the benefit of the Insurance _ 6.65 12.90 , 4.55 840 Telephone 1244 cities throughout the state, when an 4.75-19- (accident occurs a police officer is taken out as a result of the first. 4.50-21.. _ 5.15 9.96 4.75-19 9.70 18.90 mmediately summoned to the scene. 5.00-20^ _ 7.10 1340 Madison Ave. and Market St. Perth Amboy The officer examines the positions 5.25-21_ _ 7.75 15.00 4.75-20 10.25 19.90 of both cars and later, at the infor- Courteay of Road Cards 5.25-18. _ 7.90 1540 mal hearing held before the police 5.00480 11.25 21.90 judge, he is able to givu the bene- Issued to Its Members 5.25-21. _ 8.57 16.70 fit of his observations. If the judge In a campaign for safety find cour- 6.00-20H.D.I 1.50 22.30 on hearing the case decides that tesy on the streets and highways, the either party to the accident has been 5*0-20 13.70 26 reckless, a summons is issued for Missouri Truckmen's Association, Inc., BATTERIES a formal hearing, at which the de- has issued the following courtesy enrfl, m. B. TRUCK TIUBS (,00-20 _ 15.20 29 Henry Frahme fendant, if the evidence warrants, is which they urge all members to post We sell and service ike complete adjudged guilty of reckless driving, on every piece of equipment tliey op- 30x5 .17.95 34.90 line of Firestone Batteries . . . 6.5 battery. > Pr.p.rtl.nittlr L*w promised cooperation In a campaign Propertltnsttlr Lew AND SUPPORTERS If the defendant happens to be to win the Rood-will and rpspect ot insured, this preliminary hearing is of benefit to his insurance company tlie public, pusKPngor enr drivers and and assists it in its endeavors to fix officials for imr truck equipment on Now In Our Own Building blame for the accident. streets and hijxlnvnys. Let it not be understood, how- "lie courteous. Drive on the rlcht The name Firestone i^on every tire Firettone makes. They do not make tirea ever, that I am advocating a hear- side of tlio rund. Slow up for pnssinii 20 West Scott PI. Elizabeth, N. J. ing on a charge of violation of the automobiles. Be very careful when under Special Brand names for mail order haute* or other distributor». Such motor vehicle law as a preliminary turning corners. Left-liiind turns are step in the adjustment of a claim tirea are made by some unknown manufacturer and aold under a name that Opposite City Hall for damages. The department has very cliiimcrous. Give h:unl signal to absolutely no jurisdiction in ques- those In (lie rear, Ksifoty First," does not identify him to the public, usually because he builds his first line tires under his own name. WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE TOMPKLNS TIRE AD BATTERY SHOP You will find the choice here so great and so varied, that asking your pleasure really means Just that. 445 Pearl St. Woodbridge, N. J. Tel. Woodbridge 8-1280 We have the particular car you are looking for and at a price you are Come in and compare tire sections for QUALITY and willing to pay, so why not come over while you have the opportunity-Pick CONSTRUCTI9N that you can see for yourself out your car and get it before prices advance. the EXTRA VALUES we give

flwl lwl W 1 Ttwa IWfl iWfl ™ Wfl Iwii 1W1 After the turn of the year, used cars are more in demand and there- Woman's Two DUtlnctioni Susanna Wlntlow wa» the mother fore, bring better prices-You will pay 20% more for a car in March than Flowers may wither, but of the first white child born In N«r England. She also had the distinction NORWALK CONCRETE of being the wife of one governor anil you are asked to pay today. the mother of nnother. BURJAL VAULTS The HERE'S SOME NICE BARGAINS Will last for ages FREDERICK H. TURNER CO. :: INSURANCE .:: 1930 Ford DeLuxe Coupe - looks like new 1929 Ford Tudors, Coupes & Sport Coupes HERE is no more beautiful expression of 4S9 East Ave., Sewajran. love and devotion than flowers on the last Telephone Woodbridf. &-0239 1929-Chevrolet Coupe & Coach 1927 Buick Sedan - Master Six ^J resting places of our departed. As long as "Are you interested in buying* sentiment lasts, they will continue to be mes- or renting a home in SewarenT 1929 Ford Town Sedan - Kewanee Green sengers of love. Several unusual opportunities^ 1930 Ford Standard Coupe - 3 months old But flowers are not the only symbols of devo- at present." (Beautiful) tion. Long, long years after they have faded away, Phone Woodbridge 8-0713 (or 1929 Pontiac Sedan & Cabriolet Norwalk Concrete Burial Vaults will continue to appointments. safely guard those held most dear in life and 1928 Studebaker Dictator Sedan 1929 Essex Coupe & Sedan I. death. Thru all the changing climatic condi- ']/ tiuns, they remain as impenetrable as 1928 Nash Standard Sedan 1928 Essex Coach & Sedan the Pyramids of Kgypt. % Qua I icy- iid for our booklet entitled— WALL PAPEP 1930 Ford Sport Roadster - Well fender type 1928 Nash Special Coupe •'iiduring Down Through the Ages." 1928 Oakland Coach 1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan TRY THE- NORWALK VAULT CO. of New Jersey NEWYOPK We have many ofters priced from $50.00 up - We do not handle junk - Every car car- ELO NEW JERSEY ries the one week protectionclause - If you are not satisfied you may exchange the car you A NuruM CwiiUU Burul V ju/l may be umrtJ I'"" *>«' /»»«»«'

Ford - Dodge - Chevrolet and Reo Trucks And Light Deliveries 128 has PHILIP SCHLESINGER i;foul low- LIBERAL TERMS tplayed TYPEWRITER T TF PF 41) 19 ALL MAKES 29 6 SOLD, RENTED, 5 6 16 5 4 2 10 3 Fayette Used Car Mart 3 1 7 9 • is'. 2 1 6 6 The Used Car Center for Central New Jersey New andjc 0 0 0 .1 0 0 0 1 i l ttnOT)BRITKW f, ^A1M•.^ SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE TOWNSHIP^ De Molav MinatrH To Sewaren Fords Notes ISELIN Be Presented Tonight Indian Pastor To Speak Before School AVENEL am WiUnt, of • •f <>.: '.Ady Mr and Mr? Ohariei Yolk, fit America* I'hsptfr Order of Pe- Mr» R C Benjamin and children MM. fovering from •.r.nf a card i-!-'..*r. Boulevard, Miterta'ned ir-ejts Moiay will noij their m;n*trel show Of Missions At Presbyterian Church returned Saturday fr-T, » holiday ppendicitiB. ditc-nam or ia*t week- Among thof* present were tonight in the Craftsman'* Club. visit to her parent :n Holyolce, Ms. attack Mr^ Anna Fnrneiser, of Atlantic • The program will open with a com- Tapper will he jn charge of Uie_devo- 5Tie wa« accnrnpanif-J h°™^_DV her f!>*•*;£ ? Juniarr ?• Mrs. A J. es-sion of the ishooi Mr il Kaus, Mr aj«.rt*Ki by City, and Mr, and Mr* Albert Levin. | edy sketch. "A Girl to Order." Kent nf Mission* hela Wednesday evening tional period. The Junior C. E. will sister. Mr* Marrs^t Hapere. Fred T. oi; of Correja arpntse. P?*j*e. of the high Mhoo! faculty is on "India", be ~c conducted by the present a sketch entitled "Helpers *on. Willard. Hen: W. it and Mrs. A. \v _ _. ...._ ;cpafhinp the skeKh and John Short' women"? »..\:':isry of the F.r?t Pres- of Today" on Monday evening. the Woman's r .-. :- • **. Mr and Mrs. Albert U"i"ir. enter- *tt>red "', m at- Re*. Uhwardu To Spemk Mr. and Mi-- Charles Sei-*el. I att to * I? co-achm? the minstrel. i conference held •*" ; ^ ' *' - tAined at their home on Cc-rreja ave- sr.d i"har!f*. Jr., spent Sunday in Ph. Th? ir.teriac-jtor i? Raymond IVm-' tondance. JASM t lei byy James A special program ha? been ar- Thursday. - HE J* *£• f UftJ^Ct nue on Saturday. Mr. andMrv Ar are*t and the end men are Cbarles iReid. Mis? Saj>: ranged for the closing session on K! -:ibtih v:=itm(f relative-. B V _'' ~ tr.-jj FISMT. .of Lincoln Br- Highway, ; BohlVc. FYed Bate*. Kohert Hitler. Ruth Lorcr. ::: T. r, w;rr,*n and January 21 when Rev. R. C, Ishwar- nd Mr*. Rogers F. (, trd Mr. ano Mr*. Mart.?} Bueck. of Einar Nelson. Albert Bew»r? and youn* peorit ; da*. a native pastor from northern Mr »r..i Mrs. Walter Leonard. »h*. -^a« ", St AlHan^, I- I idren spent Sunday • -- Hi— r s -UdieV ! Richard Schi>n Dencinr w:il follow The d.n.t.sr.si ptr.f.i was in India will be the speaker. Rev. Ish- i» [>rHhy and Ahn Thorp, of vith relatives, • r.»r.» f M,.,r.' HollyHll , spent Sundad y at the ' «-• " -'*:-; iaT;-". (har^e of Mr* .1 E Breckenridge. Two tablet oi Sr.dpe »cre in piav president of th* s^xiiiary. who spoks • •--•.- .f the Misse? Jennie and Em- —^—. &• t.ht home of Mr. and J F. J. Adams and • »r*t >er.p."c.f ln= Jew of tht j>*r* rr.e. purported in the •• -:i Leonard. Saturday in New \, y Hoft, of AutJi avesae, on Saturday fields a=- f••::;•»* Mr*. Harrif of Si- • * . i • :rced the evening Ptavers included Mr. and •**f :.f am. Mrs. ;i:.;d;:o;"t of Korea. Mrs. i.f-onard Evsn*. of Kearney, sp*r r-i"- '-•_" 'is-f J.ci?eph- Mr*. Gordon Gill. Mr. andMr*. Fred Hai-ppr. R, AT.- Mr* Nefbit. ef In- ^..nday at the \.--me of Mr. and M1 ••' " -a-t.- * • r (- .^T^ DAY BRIDGE CLUB HA' IS*. u ff Perth Walker and Mr* Gt*onrJir.na Ars- J:a; Mis* Ewr.c ,.f Mf^ifc. ar,d Na- \lfrej Aiple. - 5 Meinier street, AST " •• 7 -,C ~ir.-.ary 1' :>.* wed- ELECTION OF On i •C • j 'f Peace t onal worker* at S*r. Juar:. Porto Mr- Edward Br?en. of Riro, Ashevi'l*. N, C : Nir.te Fe. N. Mr. Reyi\: and daughter, Hi: •Irs. F. F. Anne** »,, F.at ave- M.. and Hsr.e-. Alaska of Holvok". . Mas? . spent the w -ident of the Friday •_ ni^e. entertained guest j at •brdgr on - The legiTir .a'.lec for special pray- < r-,i at tr. r...me of Mr. and M dge Club at their mi'. • ix:.tr:. t- Aae E".: •f th. w»5 'Wednesday afternoon. Tho># pres- -t Friday afternoon at •• t-i-u :.-• M- t ent wer* Mrs. Charles H?vijrVinf-or.. •r for the*-: missionaries and far the <'. Benjarr.-n and family. ; : Mr?. C. R. Brown. * --• •«o jnrU. Kuth l*ber and Irene . t " '.'*• •••• -.-f-r.. f K T.C George's Mr*. El ?.Nb»th Hodgkinson and MT-*. * a-i Walling, who hav* gone from the J. Mi.f.-.n. of Perth - Other officers elected w. Warren Olifion. '. "val church :•• serve ir. Utah acd Ja- .r.-isy at the home Ki-ster Peck, treasurer; M Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Flessner. -. M;* W. E. Scho< Randolph, secretary': Mr- .:•> "•' anr.ia. =r.:?:.i.. dar,re McComas, chairman of ; '.'. i-e BiiHiwd V.ryir. Mary Sodality Oak Tree road, have returned with A vocal due: iva- -.hen rendered • • Harrift Seward. Gil" mitte*. *•"". "~* 1*^7 nf Peact asdit-oriam on their daughter, Charlotte, fr^m a i y Bernice C:-;.iar.d. soprano, and 7i-**-i*~ JaBiiary ;". .« bf.rif eajr- two week?' sojourn to Florida RoiCoiai:a e Na*h. ccr.tri'.to. Ol.ve Camp, Sir- Kathenne Sev Followinif the busine*- a member of :hf Junior Christian ••*:. ;d Park, spent Sun cards were played and ri . *r.y »»*t«J by the j-'-nf y-.eople. Iselin Chemical Co. To Endeavor >.:.t:y. read a Christmas '•' Mr. and Mrs. P were made by Mrs. Bar. • T"r»< *''2r"*r.'« Orrrw-'tra wiii pia' : :' Memjer street. Aid Families Of Needy letter fror-- the children of rr. ?;ion- fter, MM. A. F. 'Randolph • ar:e> at Fstehpsrh, India. F. Anneu and Mrs. W. (;u-. , TjOf '.•• it.* ar.r.ua'. frolic and PI«T PretrnteJ '."• •• library Comm; ir.e The irue^ti were Mm. Mai. ai-Tist**' >r:i -,* :•* Fords Fir* ISELIN — The Iselin Chemical: After the class sessions, the Lil- n>-n'* Club will hol'-i ,rty Clain and Miss Florence IV •"•-.•acasT art well :nder Tar. The Hcok and Ladder Company No. ] ' i.an Buschrr.in Guild presented a :'«• Direct Saving- on next meeting will be h<] -•.- TT*mb«-r* of tr.e fire It was voted to use the balance KENT PEASE mfdical coHepe and is deciding where in of the corr card '"r."*rrj of the Christina? Festival Fund. 1 Dirrcli Skrtch la Mimtrel to hang her s.pr.. Shall it re in rt v P. H. Locker Re-elected which amounted to J2vSr\ for the • America or- =ha.'. *he accept the ap- I mver.*ity and of Nort • i- i .. Theo- relief of several needy families. ; w.th TI.JSIC r.y Tanpaarj , R:ue B.rd peal of one of the nation? •*•!•,•:• bid - phine To Head Sunday : •hnjl Orche*tra Tic'utt* may r^e obtained '.ogica! Seminary. He ':• :••-•-.-r. Y. M. A daughter, fi'r it. Tr.t*e are China 'I'orcthy Emms, was bcrr. Mrs. from 4T)y :':;•• rr:\>fi of the chapter. C. A. sevietary, bo'- r. India and \mboy Mr. P. H. Locker wa Pony Riffle at the nert meeting \ Leonardl. Jipan i Pansy MacCrory)", abroad, and has b-,-. r. ;.•-*-,(.r of aa Frank Brower. ' which will be February 10. • The ca-: of the *ket/r. t r> be eiven l*hilipp;ne- Meiba Howard i. Korea ... Mrs. superintendent of the -affi £ati. of tne Ford* Pr.ar large church in N'r r the Hospital durir.e i Sunday school at the ».•' Beautifully engraved membership I i Dorothy B:er;rian>. Ir.-jij " Adele B ffrr a net .3.pr-,-frd after i r op2.- certificate? have seen purchased and i ACTOR Warteri, Mohaxxedar. 'Florence U*t five years, Mi ;*nwardii* has wa« Board held Tuesday n^- will be distributed as soon as the' Howard i La.iy > C'.ay*.on McAuslani. and .Mi**icr.ary from Af- *f.oken to var.v-- gr.-.u:-. both re Mitchell home of Mr. and Mr-. I . . .John- Hinkle church and se.-.iir. <••?. many occa- Church street. members names have been inscribed.' rica (Glady* Brennar'. They offer i I- Mac JJH Pwrf« M^vt*r * Elsie Jordan Martin Newcomer. Jr. revera! year? r. tij ational and ad-l.'ride a« \y ,-hyteria - U.,_-nL A«»ifUint --uperintendent. ^ itc.Cii iTJ .sipcrxar.t rxv^ring at « ?oon frace the wall* of the" firel iryinjr need for medical aid. hiih *'*•* v.ai)ritx in their :lub room house. Dud Elliot Walter Lev: ministra'tive -.< if. in his native land. '. M^rch w i ne church Berpen. jet.r(,Ury and tr, | Mr, El'-io: Charles Bchike Mrs. John Strorr.e. .hairman of the and at pre*t r: .- engaged^ in gradu- ci ?»*» Br-Jr.? w.ck avtr.-e. • Other business of the evening -was. 1 R. Bergen; assistant seen Herbert Nelson "il**:onary .. :T.ni::tre and School of ate study 3t Princeton Theological trt Holcroft; pianist. M the appointment of a permanent, snr.vjr.ced that the second Seminary Kt- intend* to further pur- A '«fejy patTT/'. ' wa* crganized publicity committee with Joseph ..: convene on Monday. Geigel; chorister, John M Rapacr'oli as chairman, assisted c.y sue hi* -t-i t-: Coiiimbia Umvers- The plan* for the -;. vt ''j'ar Lady Of Peace *. H. A. a; a mar. with an m- nt?* * e s = i o n . refre*hr -ur Tiwu.*h:?. a: a me«t.nr Wednes- Plan? are being formulated for Boy Hero Of Iselin message. «ti7. Tw»".ve papiis Trill form the a Valentine dance to he held ir. the ten- y g g served. The ntxt mset.r •jfrV, and Trll wear bflt* and fire house February 14. I>anTel Cot- A- additional fc-ature of tiif By Car On Highway | a supper meeting to he • ^•*i/? .. - it vw red he had a fractured Dorothv Hold Food Sale-Make SB* aoeia4 hour. g»m*s were played will be one of the features of the Girl Scouts. Colonia Parent Teacher Charles Nelson and Mi*? •j;i. but hospital reports this a;rf rafrwhmeBis were served. dance. Association and the Women's Re- ^&l"^on, oi Lewis street. were the vill recover. publican Unit. Sepan?ki saved the ^.'-ie*t* Sunday of Mr. andMr* Ed- Speaker Talks About •nt -,vas investigated by life of a young boy. about to drown. ward Doudt. of East Oran -.- ac Scrap Book and or Ar ^w -imonsen of the local H-jr.«L is. Ann Barnekov. after other attempts at rescue had ISELIK—The Epworth League of Mr. and e. H four, i Heger -wa.* driving Jean Kreger. failed. Mrs. WiUiarr. H. Tv=on Child Training For companions, and claimed The I>a-kon-ya can.i the N'ew Dover Methodist Episcopal and son. Harry. Jr., of East St. ihr •-. Friday afternoon at ::.• Mtc< rory, O'.ive Spencer. Jane Jer- Church held its regular Tuesday eve- The program which followed, ar- id r see the boy until the car S8C Loa Fleischer. Marjorie ranged especially for fathers by the Louis. Mo., and Mi?? Can ink. . . 1.1. i J i •'•- gardian, Mrs. H. S ning service at the home of Mr. and eid. Iowa, wer•e rec ent ?:r s Burns. P. T. A. was announced by Miss of Springfi P. T. A. Association . h-.Tii. The lad wa= immed-: plans mad h ,, ;. Mrs. Harry I. Berger, of Oak Tree guest? of Mr. and Mr*, i ,:th and road. Ihiring the winter months tie<"ompton. principal of the school, rnt ^d-othe^hospiul.aT.dhi,were notified. Heger wa?, Tomorrow ,n lhe cam ,„ meetings are held in the members jwho spoke a few words inviting all mann. AYENEL—M:**. Dixor. ug'1 bef' re Recorder Vogcl la.-; room, 174 Row-land place. ,; Rar.way ave- ! father* to join the P. T. A. as well Cl era;!v homes.. Though Mrs. Berger is not Mrs, Ralph Gustin. of Yander- P * Extension W. :•:: in Ag:.- ht -.d ba.i set Advance orders will h- ,--«. •»-.„ *n-*rt*:r. the at .neir a member she welcomed die !».* the mothers «f the school chil- cuitur •-•ailing Woodbridge »-0'J.'l | dren. bilt place, entertained Mrs. Harrv « and Home Ecor. :• :•-.;.* o: Nc^v t"? her home. B. Ward, of Flatbush. Brooklyn. Brui?w!ck, was the . will be held from g a. m i The topic of the evening was "I?> The Reverend Finley Keech. of th t REPORT SHOW BENEFIT IN AT two o'clock the group. . af All WooAri4gt Tewubip im Th- Fir*; Baptist Church, of Rahway, where *he formerly resided Wed- "arer.t Teacher.- It Hard To Be a Christian in Busi- Wfrir.rVoay AVENEL NETTED POOR $50 ltd by the guardian, w.i. die fW«pr«ir»t. ti* matt mdt\j ness." Mrs. Enril Mueck was thewas vastly amusing with clever wit- meeting at the sch ; hike. The group will met: ' t:?iams and chacoal sKetchei, ^ her s-ub- leader for the service this week. i afternoon. She chcrr ;iut .'. Citar EN'EL — A change in the di- noon at 3:30 o'clock. The V Dr. M. Lowery, the county super- The Men's Club of the Methodist {tct "9bed:enc«-" ar-- ™ of camp fire Blue ! intendent of schools, gave a brief meet Wednesday night obedience migh: - ga.ned in o-itline of his travels in Genni 5 len f&rrr.vr director. R. C. Benjamin, i this summer. - P d!d program of entertain- c g-i-.e :.-.e child scrap book to be sent • ha beeD play sr,i activ.:;e= that -.g dt-uined by theatrical duties Miss Mildred Ludlow, teacher *™ * P«P*fed- New York much of the time. At dren's ward of the Perth AT. ho?piul. The trroup - t-< ! «- and MrT^lph Pobkee. of recent meeting of that anied •n. Cake and coffee served by mem-Av0Del: lnd Mr- and M«-J - «- J«"» . Mis*, -.,, lin* il. Jcr.n>on sen, of Freeman street, motored to F«omt Demonstration Ager.-.. bers of the P. T. A. wound up a de- D r lightful evening. The refreshment Elkins Park, Philadelphia Sundav to " it« the Djsmers hour whir committee consisted of Mrs. Charles visit Mrs. Ray Herr. ' followed, cor.iucied tv -.he pre* Knauer, Mrs. J. McAndrews, Mrs. dent. Mrs. E. E. Raymir.a. a lun; • J. Hamilton and Mrs. William God- A daughter was born Wednesxiav eon focvd ** • *ai piar.ned :\r F night in the Perth Amboy City Hoi- da>'- January 2\ c.er.r.r.mg at unemployed showed that over $r(i i son. w^ realiied and turned over to the Marguerite Silbermanr; ' TRINITY EPISCOPAL CONGREGATIONAL pital to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen m. rht a-sociat; 1 Miss Dorothy C«le; song '.<-.; ?.*•- .T B. Mver? Rev. W. V. D. Strong Hruika, of Valentine place. work in *-ir.phirje chc-c-1 chili: Mtyor * Committ«e. The report n- ci^jed appreciation to the manv who Louise Eilmann. Three nr» >.. >f—.'e':e^ra:.,r. if Holy v-As A. M—Church school. Prize, Won At Social with clothingg. Hi \i'&: t>,ey ma> were admitted. Following a^r.arist. 11:00 A, M.—Mcrning worship. tend sch,".; and aU < perated in making the entertain- Given By Court Mercedes r.eipir.g " • nt successful. nes,« meeting, dancing WJ A. M.—:"r.-..rcr. schc-ol. 6:45 P. M—Christian Endeavor. Salamagundi Society some ca>r- with f - Tr.:* and refreshJnenta were M- A, M.—Holy Euchar.s: and 7:45 P. M.—Evening worship. Entertained At Home l«y* :j "..-• enable tr. urday evening, January J'• 2:30 P. M— Wednesday. Ladies ..Cour. t Mercedes 76i<..._..... C. D, of A. ar^jy ; eld 1 1 81 n: ht wlth 1 wcrit. Mr.. JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB TO yo-pta group, with the g-:r V. M.—Ever.icr.i. ' Association will meet at the j P , * ^Sf * I* r? - «»rds Of Mra. Breckenridge Foeoer*;^ »a.< aiTxT.T.. and the count- •' Mr* A bbranch of The Mother Church. home of Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Breck- •••: Education, that chilcr •--r* ;•.- • >t • F. E. Barth. present. l> -.-uffion* is T, -Friday Boy Scout' The First Chorch of Christ, Scien F. S. Mayo. Whist—Miss Jane Flan- enridge on Upper Green street. •-r.: ietaine-d in the K'- -:.<:.r i; agan. Mrs. William Golden, Miss -r. irr the -uperviiion ,. f cenl*r*d around the theatr, f*rty*. tist, in Boston, Mass. The program opened with vocal - t*au r - which has become an ar.r. _ii affaiV, Sunday school—9:30 A. M. Ethel Campion, Miss Margaret Kel- solos (ai •'Bcfets of Mine", A. <:-.-. while waiting for tr. 5 wh n Sunday Service—UTOO A. M. ly, Mr.*. Anna Herron. Mrs. Charles Stratum Miller; (fat "Requeim" — .Tics shortly afur fo.r a card the ir future. ft. JAMES Wednesday—Testimony meeting, Fair, Mrs. A. Thompkon and Miss words by Robert Louis Stevenson T.'.ey played <>jt :n frost The litttr plans c-ry>ta.l .••d in a Ellen Campion. I date »et for a luncheon . B*v- M. O'FARRELL 8:00 P. U and niu*ic by Sydney Honker. Sun? r.g. The Bu&td prorr. .*•. -nd rd-party "^£ft ML y fijpw M&^3. Thursday-—Reading room 3:00 to_ r»n Tan—Mrs. A. BaumBaumana , Mrs. by Asher FitrRandolph, accompany -rrang-e more timely :•„ to to be held on February at 1:15 E Einhorn. 1 -'• port 'n* p. m. in Newark, at the V A. M.—La* Ma*. The 5:00 P. II. by Mife. A. Randolph. Violin sol,-- «r.en the r.t-w coptr*.;- aUi rr Food ifefity w» Pin^hle—Mrs. J. B Lev; Mrs. (a» "Souvenir" by William Hoesch; icmpanies arr made _T Company. Tick.-u will •• ,-r.e dol- J--.:ucs Haramg. Mrs|, Patrick (b» '-Serenade" by Enrico Possd: lar. maioB- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mur- A box,for contri* -& fri the 1AM k. fL—High Woodbrulfe A*enue, A>esel played by Miss Elsie Wood, of Hi':.- :'..rta*irrsj it _ eat}, A ki(ddie^' t»»Tt> v;'.! •. ftaturpil J: Caulfield, Mrs. way._ Mrs. Randolph accomranirtl at the next nitt-t.ng at t'e Rev. Clair A. Morrow, pastor pihce-d in rvad.nes.*. col. .'.•rrir (•[ 9:30 A. M. Sunday ^cbool. HA Neder, M Alice Sandahl. the first number and Mrs. A. G.itcted to "',* j^d s' Mr«- Birth on Jajiuary 27 The non players prire went to Mrs.Brown the second. A paper on • 'Rn*- e-ich child of th *."' -ne i Misj'rvriloman > -rveci r.;. 11 00 A. M. Horning worship r r at t 7:15 P. M. CtoiitUn Endeavo*. Thcriis Gerity. sian Theatre" was read by Miis * ) at the elos* of business. Grace Huber. Vocal solo, "'Nvmphs and Shephered" — H. Puree!!.' sun* Paper* On Ala*ka Read MISS HARftlOT HONORED LADIES' AID RESUMES Z Wl y 11 A. IL Morning Sermon ON HEX Mtk BIRTHDAY At Misiionary Meetittg Uooal Bterd «f Missions, of St. 1:30 P. M.—Sunday school. CHURCH ACTIVITIES k will be the Mi*.* Sadie Harriot wa* the guest » A Russian pla+ entitled Boor," 7:00 ".Young People's Baptu: •by Chekob, was rie»d by Miss Grace The Liditi' Ar-ociati r. of the Union." ] of honor Monday at a delightful '. LTigTrgat.&n&l •' -rch r.t : it£ regu- AVENEL-Th. Ui.^' \...j So- FLORSHE! r C. E. j luncheon given by Mr>. Asher B*n- Huber and Asher F. Randolph. iw tnvnthly rr. -. nar>- Intermediatt C- E. 6:00 P. M.—Evening &*ra.oc Violin soloi p:c *oi of re*: over •• at their St— Ewmttf worship. S|er- sie Wood. ' b" with Mr:- SHOES * i ttowt-rs. VoCa! solo, ''I .'Was Down to the V the church on u>p;e, "IV Baais of Ti*ue ! The guests pre-,-ent u rre: Mrs. Le- leader. >«rs W CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1 Sea Again" — A, Dinsmore. jung'by Florsheim values, bind Refolds. Mr.- J. E Brecken- Rahdolph,; •-*«n, L:.. T.dgt, Mrs, H A. Tappen. Mr*. C. M. i.fferw by M;.- Voorr..,/ e "LIKE" •».:• ; L'.ddle. Mrs,. W. A. Loikwood, Mr». g thf program refresh- paper !PriJ always great, a' y Ladies' ments were, set fed by the hoft<-*,*e*. Alaska" an enter- thf I>s»on-Str Whitney Lt-t*oc and Miss Lon Woar In place of the^ievt meeting the <,-* Mrs Moffett, Mr given a; ihr church ax the bom* of Christ. ."ii qell of Woodbndee; Mr%. Joa« Pf«f- ; •bruary 13. wi ' greater now, giving ciety will stttad & theatre party- !lim Ui.., ,r A t fri siid daughter Eoslyn of SCVSMB. mee for childrt-r. or. \\ r Mr; 'William Spencer of larrtan Parian r. AUsk*' ' re*d by Mrs. S*jurday .furnoon Thi-,e two men you more per dollo* Mame Uddle, Xn. W,rht«. Be Given il »' d:rtrttor> ,,f ihe novel uddm^uin and Mrs. S. Haves of At ttc D.smess * plau w«rc in the pn>- than ever before t r a «B c, -:-r suppei r iinn ththe B' , • Many friend; rallf-d.durutf lhe »f- toBB1 ro,ro: in of the ;iirch. Thursday, , ^ 2" tontittine of Mrs J Auxiliary of Wood- P***«*rryy 12. K.i ^haeswj were L Lot?*Ij .Mre- <"• A NoU*g« » d A l n hold a «»»• c^et. Hr*Ma. M. L ^*!!.. »beeler, ,_ . «« appointerruw,d two party in tht- nre house m*r«t and Mr- W. A. Oaborn. ?*"*. ^«*fchmeni* foUowiiw the DOUBLE night, January 19 at ^. lr-™tii»Jt «**« Wedae*d*y wUl b* '""auatioiu semct-s on Friday eve- RAZ Prize* will be awarded ld 4l lM h««« -ff Mra.. Cedric Os- ¥**¥*• Mr** J J BB Ubat will ararrangr e shmrots will be M-rved. uai1ai 1 b n D«u»hapDh . plael c nowtrnowtrtt aandd planl u in the church (old or new 'James Zehrt-r u general auditoriuw.

Obeo. dality o** f • WUi-i GU»an, Mr». Jame* Jardot', T'ly °k, Wthr alemBleaai>* n vVirgi\*»n of ST- °* ^"^"iy afternoon. JtoUtrtfw *rold Whiuker. Mr*. Pnd j'f4* '^"L « M««day e«e»)ii|, from 2 U. < p. m. A* th«« tJii ^ nuWf 1S fc otU Hi*. Jatui Melder, Mr*. Uuia:, . " *$ *Uj***- »>»»y» trnjOykble MKUI affainrit i. Mr*. Albert Hunt and HT* bt:r VOOOMUOCE, un Allk»rt Hunt ..M u« no*u ***tlecuoi »»». ^ otof ofiecattendn awila' »t>i * tak•»e- fn**,~Ajeveral-aJpths ,v... , .i.wil:. l be well"'"r*? attend- " »^ ( place. by »«wb*r» and friends. | Tke committee of koste**ea for BUY MOW™ J Under INTERESTING STORIES FROM WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP AND OTHER POINTS SECOND SECTION I F.ATURF.S, THEATRES. SECOND SECTION SPORTS, NEWS FEATURES, THEATRES SPORTS, NKWS

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WHITII,,. l.'irst I'reshyt.eriaiEi t'hurr CHURCH-BUILh in T IN 1675-OLDEST IN THIS LOCALITY Woiidbridge, located on Hnbway ave- |1M1. ;it < Jirteret Itnnd, is one of the w., v ol.lcst. churches in this part of id, . i.unlry. It dates back to 1075. "Bad Boys' College" Is I he graveyard adjoining is also 9 Vll.t (,|(|, some of the stones dating Like "Home Sweet Home |,,( K to persons who died over 201) T, .•;i r - ago. 1675 "The liad l>o\V collect'"—that is what they call the State ' \ Mr. .lohn Allen seems to have lirrrl Hie lirst regular minister, Home for Boys at Jumoshurg; for here arc gathered hundreds |,l,:u-hinK from H58O to about 1U86. 'pi,, lii-sl church, where he held forth, of boys from all parts of the stiiteof New Jersey—boys from w:, a small one, about 30 feet every county—ranging in size frorh toddlers of eight in short :,,|ii;iie. It was popularly known as • H,,. meeting house". There were pants, to big boys of eighteen with long trousers. And here the I In*.i' doors, with the pulpit a small state tries to make them a home—a real home—and it is aston- l,,,x like affair high1 up11 on1 the yeastermu n of wood hay vt Ke ishing how well the state \\m met the problem of giving these ;;;;:'.IS'SV" " " "" " ,tetK«T ' ' ' ' youngsters a comfortable and even happy home, while at the rows .an around the wall, and | A ,„,„„,,, „> lh p,.ellbylcrlllI1 same time subjecting them to the disciplinary routine which is ,,, -ems, m a most confusing fash- church „„,, ,,„,.„ or(?anizt,d (n M(_. a most necessary part of their curriculum. "•"' '':U"rfi !l" .v,P yCB|r" tuchen- i"1'1 for ™mc time Rev- 1{»e No , ushtor* softened them, the early p ched here also, twice a month, The boys are sent-from the juven- Home to their various cottages, ren ile courts of the state for various of- v,,.,Supers sitting on the bare boards, to bolh congregations. This contin- where they nre turned over to their : I, no heal as there was no stove in jl , . FIRST fenses—from playing hookey to "Father" as the man in charge of the vere allow- ucd unt 17!): when th congrega stealing. They range in ages from , ,1,,,rch. Kootwarmers were allow- tions separated, congrega cottage is called by the boys. In a but rotyrrciration was in- eight to eighteen, the average age similar way they call his wife, who liol to leave them in the Pr«ent Church Built .-.•.I Under Rev. Roe's guidance th being fifteen years. They arc sent to helps him run the cottage, "Mother". rch. PRESBYTERIAN the State Home because they are too(Kor ninny of the boys it is the first Uied for 128 Year. Presbyterian congregation here had grown so large that in 1802 it wa young to associate with the harden- time they have used the word "Fa- I I ^ lirst church was the main ed offenders in the workhouse, coun- ther" or "Mother", having never of worship in Woodbridge , ' voted to build a larger church. Plan were made for the old building to b CHURCH ty jail, or state prison. And theknown any of their own.) ears, it, was then torn down to State Home tries to turn them back Just as many have known their wny lor the present imposing "inclosed in shingles, anil what par of the old meeting house timber, etc. to society useful citizens. It builds parents, neither have many ever them up physically, strengthens them known a home. The State Home second minister at Wood-that will answer, be winked into th I ' new." OF mentally, teuehoK them a trade, and comes as »eur being an ideal home • was the Kev. Archibald Kicl- tries to be really what its name sug- for#theni as possible. Sweeping green i S.otch non-conformist. Ho If this was done, it is probahl gests ;, HOME. (Kor many of thelawns with well kept flower-beds give 1 .", years, leaving in HiH'.i, and that ,«ome of the timbers in th boys it is the best home they have, it the appearance of a college cam- utigregHtion was without a reg-''White Church" ;is jt, is locall WOODBRIDGE ever known, for many are sent there pus, which is enhanced by the ap- mini-li'i until Rev. Samuel known are over 250 years old. simply and solely because their own pearnnce of the thirteen brick "cot- id took the pulpit in Hl'.i.i. He The dimensions of the new churc homes are broken, and the youngster tages"—three stories in height, inlil 1707! Repairs were werr snt nt f>2 fot't try ii;i feet. A auli must steal or starve.) where the boys live and sleep. These i.i the church building during scription was taken, with 17 member A IIOMfc—not a PRISON. That is cottages or dormitories are large ivlonite, ' was built, contributing ¥3,522. The cnngrog: Hie Slate Home for Boys at James- and airy, clean and attractive. They !• i believed that the church be- tion was asked to turn out and hel 1 1 1 t n( hurg. No stone walls! There is not a' look like the average brick school in r,.e dvlinitely Presbyterian during I' ' ' - ' timbers. Ely December o. wall or even a fence anywhere about a small city. , ministry of Sheperd. 1'rior to his 'Kl|:* the building which now stant W1 the 1100 acres of the State Home. i Dotted here and there among the ..n;iiiK, the congregation held differ- >" completed. Alterations and addi- And of the hundreds of boys de- cottages are the administration !,• i.rl.efs, but did not conform to fions have been made of course, dur- in ln e l27 tained there only a small number buildings of the Home, also sizaole . |-;,t.iililished Church of England. K years ensuing. run away, although there is nothing structures of brick and handsome in . niler the next minister, Rev. Nil- An organ was installed in 1H75, to stop them except an appeal to appearance. With these and the var- .,.i!ii. I Wade, the church is seen de- und the pulpit removed from its 1 their honor. | ious shops, farm barns, and school, ,n;i.-ly aligned in the Presbyterian lofty position high on a wall, and No bars! The windows of the boys' there are thirty buildings at the in- it. as it appealed to the Presbytery placed nearer level with the listen-! eotugi's, as they are called, are un- stitution. ,: Ph'bidelphia for advice in some ers. A new system, of pews was also j barred. Light latched screens such as Over the red brick buildings nod i Mi. .ilty. Wade assumed the pulpit installed. A bell wan suhsrribeil for 1931 are seen in any dwelling are the only great maple trees, throwing their i, I ;i>7, rcmiiining until hia death in in lhlf'i, the sexton's house built, in obstructions, and may be easily un- shade over the sweeping expanse of 1,11. In. 171-1 the Rev. John Pierson, I8I1II, and the new parsonage follow- fastened. Still more remarkable! green. Here and there a bronze can- ,,!i of tint president of Yale College, ed shortly after. From the sleeping room of the boys ion polished till it shines in the sun : .-.[.nil a call from Woodbridge, j Sunday School Started on the second floor a fire escape —adds a bit of dignity to the scene .rung the P.esbyterian church! Dr. Roe, one of the most notable leads down to the ground. It is un-and gives it the air of an army post. pN ndidly for 40 years. He \*as a | of the Presbyterian ministers here, j guarded and at any hour of the night An army post! That is it! The nan of sound faith, splendid intel-died in 1815, after 53 years of till 1SB3 During Civil War the in 1X71. His flock diminished, Rev. currying on until »U2r>, when Rev. la bo.y could sli" p• away, but only a State Home is a good deal like an i, and rare dignity, bringing honor staunch service. The church slumped I T "T"' """"* """ ""' ""'"' "'" ma11 numl every month take army,1 post—well kept, clean, and (hurch re M c Nulty pspread his work to other E. S. Abbott, the present pastor, took | » >er i the office of ministern . He was a|wita hh his passing. The only progresprogress «ived many negroes as Me charge. Membership has grown by French leave. Is it not remarkable? with an air of discipline and order communities nearby. He preached in No Uniforms about it. But not a prison! -tfict disciplinarian, and members of; noted under the regime of t)r. Henry members, noting them on its records Carteret, and was influential in es-leaps and bounds until the Presby- t've i-hurch were frequently called j Mills, pastor for the next five years,' us "Hannah, a black," or "Joe, a terian church now is a large institu- No guards! No pacing guards with Boy* March By tablishment of the church there. rifles man the exits to the Jamesburg I,, fore the session to explain un-|i< the establishing of a Sunday black," as many ex-slaves had only ParUh Haute Built tion, ita congregation even support- The atmosphere of an army post I hnstuin conduct. The unruly were school, redit for this la largely giv- om, name They were received into ing in part work of a missionary in Home. In fact there are no uniform- is heightened by the sight of little . r^ ii r\ | vnt- iiuiiiVi Luu*jr nti t it^t-»*uv-i tutu Rev. Robert W. Mark, an athleti- • pped from the rolls of the church. ed officers standing guard over the groups of boys marching here and en to thre* women Sally Potter, ful| mcmbership, showing the sym-cally inclined parson, took the pulpit India, Royal Charter boys at the State Home. Instead they there about the Home, two by two, Jane Potter and Mrs Harriet Paton. pathies of the church at that time to in 1907. He exemplified manly Chris- Gone into the limbo of things pass- 1755 Kev. Nathaniel WWttaker U lh lr arI ed is the little old meeting house, have "instructors" who wear ordin- in charge of an instructor, or per- F . * e y efforts the Pres- (Je decidedly anti-slavery. iRev. tianity, and it was through his ef- ary clothing and act as teachers to haps a "captain boy" as one of their ..iune pastor, preaching till 1763. , bytenabyterian Sunday school here bears GGeorg e C. LLuca s was pastor in htheforts the Parish House was built in with its stoveless interior, its hard benches, and quaint pulpit. In its the boys—each instructor handling own number raised to office is call- remaining till 1873. 1911, serving as a community cen- from thirty to fifty. They have full ed. i.'iM'il a charter from King George oldest Sunday school in the state. Dissension over choice of the newter for athletic activities. Member- place is the stately "White Church", II dated September 8, 1756. | The church gained in numbers un- which is more than a church—a local charge of their group of boys, wheth-1 "Right! Left! Right! Left!" they minister, Rev. Joseph M. McNulty, ship rose to 257 during this period. er in the shop where the boys learn' go by. Revolutionar. ,, . yi i Day,.-.—•s saw th. e Rev, de», r„ th e pastorshi• ,_ ip • i o,f Rev• •. William causetauncdu - Qiialilieation Marksman them: the crime problem, the rural are committed in this state where the , period of nine years, seventeen men Boys In Electrical Shop Learning 1 rade. I'istol Qualification Expert problem and the traffic problem. .criminals com* from out-of-sta.te forgave either met death or been per- Forty-tive percent of the men A rural area in excess of 700.000 ' committing crime, and leave again, manently disabled in line of duty. to make shoes anil how to repair • >: • married. MOUNTED STATE TROOPER From its 208 men, personnel must ing school is at Wilburtbii, near TIL thrin. Iii the electrical shop they are be assigned for the executive staff, ton. taught how to do battery, work and : the administrative stalf, the supply The activities of headquarters to install and repair electrical sys- into the following tems. They do nearly all the elebought. "Friends" in this section of New l uate Jersey in the early duys. We shall oir'Yn't heir Tress. "Also"'they^Bta"teu° i l supplies and facilities to co-or- tally, anil'before being appointed to ,n the iaumlry two million njeces I ^1 trace the hi.story of the Woodbridge "If there be any superfluous furni- dinate his activities, to carry on con- the training school, a thorough in- of L.iotn~? are washed a year, and members of this faith. ture in houses, as double curtains, tinuous instruction and guidance, to vestigation is made of the applicant s half thatlJ^mbel r ironed. All by the Meetings were first held in Perth grcut fringes etc., they shall 'be laid' maintain comprehensive reports and; character and standing in the com- t,uys Amboy, and the Woodbridge Quakers aside." I records for his convenience and ref-munity. I nli thWit*e VI , * J •>r•'*t*r'y iJ the••••*•••»*y - makW**VV^-fet butter .71 met witvi'th them for three years, and, Quakers were forbidden to use the. erence and to maintain hismoral mu i'e are pplace d th«e tooltoolff <^i«/idd weapom if thee bravobravo;; the houwhplhouwhpld Godliness with good works ought to Plainfield, and ther"" be found in, us the Holy Scriptures ousy between the 1(»* VA.-«»: twa!iMi!Ht any QJ ,thhBo SQUA,qulrU may not ent.onUr^tnr thti ipftls., "Moy Hunting Ground" gnlrepafed. The photograph iho%v» «> be tulvised not to »i*kt< uuf g«udy #»•••" B superfluous apparel." rifrri '*''** nMr Haileton In mfthern Britiih Columbia -.ft. ?i3Sr^'1 -t F•' c ';.-• . :,-• PAGE TWO SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, WOODBR^JJNfK' gDRN "~~JUST HUMANS By GENE CARR YOU KNOW ME, AL He's Saving His Hands By RING LARPNER 'KIDDuGAJJVJAUTffMfe THAT GOV KC I f>V TO TRV VOO OUT Fix? « OH> OCklkXr 3ACI«- *. COUPLBF POO/OOR. IMTHE MIO-SBCT'O THE ' see tauotr QoOy BLo. SHOOT* SP(M?OI»>JfO

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rti-.v i '•••'•• In Oakie's Hit

Underworld Air At Jolly Antics At '- ..-o-th€-inin'-** f-r.-ti--- Vrt.-:o-th€.-m^- --r erraeav.r.g JacVU.ki^.^-;e:::nVa:«.r.= of ... acv.on.. «»":;;•;• r — ri.cg Sun- NAGK1 •'* Ma.ieif:C K.«.-t - f-,.T-ril Gang { r f r '«:• ?: -. I: «4r/crack"K A""*- "Big Money" Proves Fish Cut Of Old Adage Is Wrong The adage that he who i= Uc"r,. er In "Big Money" at gambling finds the antit'ne.-;^ n love, t-merge? as a predominaur.j -!ng r-i new twiM i? factor in the plot of "Big Money, •l;-1'-; 1 rivjar. r. of 'a fish out ofa P&the production directed by K. L SV, V-V'-'ie- her Paihi - special production sell Mack. That the precept pi. ';'";.(- : .AT.fcrici i J en *>','• vhich comes to the stsses exceptions i? interestingly i. C; Gar.z B-fter." «*1 The: '.re Sunday. There vealed in this entertaining com-:.. -\ -ccer.'.lv seen wi» , i'h fc: •: both out of water, drama. r^r .n-Tne Spoilers and' (. Edo •. Quilian. who as a Eddie Quinlan, clever Patht- CIMI.- nc-vU in -Dersact,. nas yr niDiK-r quit* innocently dian, and Miriam Seegar, po;>ui.. ^>x n;-e role. Francis _H»'i~^ •-. msvlf r-.volvtd in a big game, film ingenue, provide the romTt-.; Cr.i..- Janet Gu-ynor. Bewildered, ^ i £de?on. I>orothy Christy and Robert morrow. ~^, 3 hotbed of .^ ] Clecki": ''"Ru'j'seir'jkack diWted" Mona Rico and Robert G'toV-t-r Farrell, born and reared on Cape :,' ;r, tty girl Cod, Massachusetts, is a descendant .,.' villains, »v« of a long line of famous marineTs, , -.-•.ndictive rach( Ardent Mariners who helped make the name of .".. .'. deans up .' Yankee skippers known throughout ;,MV and, W. i the world. He has a sailing yacht, Between Pictures equipped with an auxiliary motor, ,roduced p and whenever he gets as much as a movjng P week off, he cruises southward, along iroviders Director WaUh and Many Of the Mexican coast. directed . C "The Man Who Came Back" Kenneth MacKenna, featured in center his/- -.^.^ Cast Are Vachtmen. "The Man Who Came Back," first in "Sap f :.;• :;• ;: learned all about yachts when he •The Can • - ' ; was confidential secretary to one of Wall Street's leading financiers. Since becoming a highly successful 1 1 entirely^, , i actor, ht is able to indulge in this and th> / hobby himself, and owns a boat that Movietrfhe production of "The Man is almost a twin of Farrell's. Who Came Back," co-starring Janet Janet Gaynsr was an attentive ^ H-.rk" 1" OH* >'" Gayn'or and Charles Farrell, which i listener. WWle not herself a navi- - __. , M:,n Whn Cam, U*^ • • • comes to the Strand Theatre, to- 1 gator like the others, she loves the » o,.,,,,,, {,.,.„, /- ran. morrow. '. &ea, and finds a tonic quality m a „ . , *v.Qn three prominent 'long cruise between pictures. strand tor a Others in the cast of this powerful g the. i romantic drama, include William ! Holdtn, Mary Forbes, Ulric Haupt, - William Wcrthington, Leslie Fenton, ,, and Peter Gawthorne. The colorful - Ki-ttings were created by Joseph Urban, internationally famous scenic Mugglp artist now under contract to F(JX Madge- Movietone. Magglfr flrl's trat THE

Ituift liaynor and C!iaiK> Km it "i m Man \V !.-• i .; uck" which opens nl the Sliiind ;,•;

- 1'le.ise mention this pupvr to a.i — Cl*iii(i»J Ad» Brin* Kriulu ertisera; it hrtps you. it hc]|>> them \ up help* your pap«r. — -- A t'lauih^d Adv. Will Sell It Main Oftce: 189-195 N«w St., ^^ ^ iautr H.j?ui". See it at the [.i-Kiiiniut? S'uiiday. 2400 — AULUS' SI t 4 I VI nor a= they ' *ider Texa* Skiea" To Qpw IOSIT1VELY Ti/lll K. Charles Farr.U and Janet C»l the Stiand. Crescent Thunday, Jan| 22 FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY I ONE OF THE NEWEST MODEL USE F^ ^TEURIZED I ndtrr Texas Skies" starring Bob jittr, v. ii i be the featured attrac- iiAiin i\% i:\Nrcs on xl thf Crescent Theatre bejin Gray, Grwn «nd Buff cordon Certified Milk lu ing Thursday, January 22. With Oven Heat Control Tins is welcome news to local Cash I theatre goers, for Bob Custer is Regular capable actor, while as a ''stunt R«t»il Price165.68 Te/.ed Milk nmn" ht has never been surpassed $73.90 CANDY" ic and invariably hid productions tingl* Special ftC'J A A »• *. _ cQVERS tt.th thrills. "Under Texa» Skies," Sate Price y°''U^ $61.50 Manufacturers and Oeulcrs in ID.- first talking release b«n«*th tht Slnctly Pure „ Woodbndfe Syndicate banner, is iaid to b« QO $ 8,68 $12.40 CANDIES AJND ICE CKKAM • xcei'titin to (his rule. Ulldtr hti n, N. J. in* *tai'ring contrnct he haa been ' Over 13",, Over 16% 6<> kain au Woodbridge T»l 4 Mipidied with K'eatai; custa and »tor | u-> liian ever before and infinitely TnKo uilvantiiiro of this wonderful opportunity to ' mure nuincy lia« b*en spent upon hii HT»'( tho l)ost_tlial fan lu> h.-id in oookiinf comfort. ] [iruductiuiiN. G. A. DurUm, pro Tho I'ruv ami U'rin.s arc tht> wo.>i uUracttve we haU' Gl/STAYJWUM a BETTER ,Jw«r uf liu* PKLUIC. la & nil! Groceries and Provition* •or your slS M'huuU'd in the art nt' creating gno • picture* and "I'mUw Texa* Skies, Hi" ovens with ft hunter cooking tops. Act quick- 66 Vain St. Tel 8.0948 it is cluiiucd, bounties gr«aUy by Mr ly, Don't Ul tins opiuiriuiiUy |>i»ss by. Wi>odbridge Co DuiUm'ii t«ebnic»l knowledge. " Comu in today «iut m»k^ your wtoction. well as the skillful dirtMtlon of J McGuwmi. THE PERTH AMEOY GAS LIGHT CO. m«nti»n thi» papwr ad 222 SMI 1U STREET. PERTH AMBOY, N- J. it haliM yw, i(lw)»* Phon*. mil Ptrtjt fi?v,wiB!f!tt>rwti

WOODljETDGR

KIUDAV, JANUARY 16, 19.11

SECTION TWO PAGE FIVB PL Theatre PERTH AMBOY THEATRES UBIIX ^ Ilieatres HOMEOF MAJESTIC - STRAND - CRESCENT PARAMOUNt MCTURES!

HOME OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES inning Sat, Jan. 17 Home of P.r.mount Picture. Smith St. Phone 1593 One Week, Beginning Tomorrow NWHo CAME BACACK —- With ------— JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL 1 GREATE— R LOVE HATH NO WOMAN THAN SHE WHO SINKS TO THE DREGS WITH A SMILE ON HER LIPS — TO BE NEAR HER MAN, WITH A LOVE LIKE THAT, ANYONE CALLING HIMSELF A MAN COULD FIQtfT HIS WAY BACK!

SHORTS Smith and Dale A "ANYTHIMT H GREATER "MOVIE MEMORIES AYNOR Paramount Sound New: FINER ARRELL

A Publix Theat

A Publix Theatre

Continuout Performance! 1:30 lot Home of ParjiinouBl Ptcta 4 - DAYS Madison Ave., Phone 1( 4 - DAYS 4-Days-4 Home of Paramount Picture! Smith St.. PhonP 255 4-Days-4 STARTING SUNDAY, h i Long SIM, MON., TUES., WED., JAN. 18, 19, 20, 21 FROM THE SIDEUNK Games. A decidedly new picture story of a rollicking racketeer with more nerve than common sense By TOM HUKNNAN, Sports Editor go and a streak of luck a mile wide. Jt rijflhy ilnns Uu> wetk, beating the' THIS BENKERT FELLOW A«*, 43 to 26 and the Friars, 19 sing three games in a row, Coach Heinie IJenk«rt's Casey12., KednID thse anfirstd Katgameh wer, Knighte the, big gaits insofar as scoring is con- 'high school courtsters have at last come into their cerned. Kedres was high man with ling into the win column by trouncing Leonardo tin field gfads. Balfoor led the Aces with three goals from the field and it, thti Barrons erased all doubts concerning their six bom the fift«eit-foot line. Jeep winning, by beating Carteret this week in as Baka and FHzpatrick led the at- le as one could expect. All of which gives ifollow- tack in the same with the Friars, the former scoring seven points, the im a smug feeling of satisfaction, latter, six- In both games, the Lindy "BIG MONEY" leath it all, one can readily see the results of team exhibited good basketball play- ing. The rlnb would like to book ?rt's fine handling. Juggling the lineup in every games with light junior and junior —With— ert plays combinations until he strikes one that teams in thi* vicinity. Call Wood- bridge S-6003-M between 6 and 7 And in the opinion of the writer, ihe is not thru o'clock. Eddie Qujllan - Robert Armstrong Renkert knows how to handle boysj. Anyone who The scores: x LINDY A. A. (43) •>..ir., v,io hpfiH into the locker room between G. F. T. James Gleason - Iriam Seegar With Margaret Livingston •••* •its, JEAN ARTHUR - WUUAH BOYD THURS., n" QWS » ia JAN. 22, 23, 24 28 3 DAYS i.has STARTING THURS, JAN. 22 Slow-' "played Vto dateO J IREqORDaw IN A •G F Tl. FT TF PF 49 19 1 10 "Free Love" 29 6 0 100% Action Talkie' '46 N 16 6 of STARRING 2 10 3 9 ' 0

GENEVIEVE TOBIN - CONRAD 0 0 0 0 Free Love will give you a mott •Urt- "Under Tex Gioe 0 0 lin .Unt on whether the beat man u R 0 2 H. Wilson 0 0 0 0 better th«n the bridegroom after mw- V sr 4 F. Nelijon '.'. 'ZZZJZZZ 0 nage and what would happen to di- ... 6 0 12 .,. 0 0 0 vorce court* if the romance of court- ... 0 1 t Totals 46 U% 4. ship were carried into wedded life. r .,„ oil M,..„,-- i"-«.-*sr"^i1"' ENDENT PAGE TWO SECTION VRTOAY. JANUARY 16, _ mm Charter No. 11428 Retarr* Dlltriel No. 2IALUMN1 VARSITY •PAGE SIX SECTION TWO REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FORDS NATIONAL BANK IN TITLE QUEST HOME RECORDS WAKE OF FORDS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AT THE CLOSE OF CLUB IS PLANNED DBMNqtlKNT TAX SALS BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1930. t 0 RESOURCES NOTICE OF TAX BAbB Grads Will Night - ^tive -End TOWNRHH' OF WOODDUHlG 1 II 1.41 NOVE CHRISTMAS 45,609.74 lon HECTION 17 Of Form«* For Other Teams. ,,p-i r.': "Map"' R'*llT Sill 7! !J 880,088.51 VOTICE IS HEREBY O1VEN' tti.lt th» Cirnpany . . - ind Of Club On Feb. 12 of bringing the •*der>lRnnd. Cnllfctor of Ta*M of the,,,,,.,,«'•• Maplf B»altr -9 II GREETINGS; \ SS«" 11.11 G. Banking Township t>f Womlbrldiip. In tl>« County of Ompanr 1 berthip HUH!*-.**. will h'>M a vuhUr KUlw at th« ,<; M«PW R" " lS.fi* cuuw»™. trong Rutgers aqtmt at BrunswicI, ^ into act|n Tki ortlrr. Memorial Municipal nulhllng, I ,. novel solution to the SO*-™ At the .«£ Alunun^ ,„ .....no; into •lain Strffi. Woodbriilii.. New" Jer§«y, on | Christmas , greeting problem ... _.. i fund with _. ic squw citCity College of m,w ln« !7th Hav of January, ml, «l (wo o'clock, lt; nst ._ .—:-l.i i to the afternoon, Knstrrn Standard Time, vanced by Mr. John H. Ooncannon, • S. Treasurer . 4,690.67 Ru^I^nKunWertUy W' J?ncn tonight. Basketball la eatlnfy municipal Utnti now In arreara. local radio dealer, in the use of the York m«th sprinrfield and Holy Th. rnrc»t> to be noli ara IHtsd below, home recording apparatus included 14. Other gurries^ 8 wregtling match with Wln« deecrlnrii by lot and block number oly complete the Sea1 " "•• TnwfuhlB Aaeewment Map, in the new RCA Radiola Combina- ToUl company tion Instrument. LIABILITIES iport program. lc „ will :0#.7nl M»pl« With thU devise, which is part of The George Kojac, who thi Afternoon, 03 Wm. E new1 radio-phonograph instrument, 15. Capital stock paid in X*,iowed through the water (<> ,3 Mk-hurt ~»ri rlnmrhterE can send V held" rat ^'^'lornieieteihr .thc- ••jt new national collegiate 200 cr**Vord of 2:12, cutting 4 !U ^;r tS--- y"^.li from the standard formerly 10,000.00 e Sfhw8rtl of 354.42 proposed to ™££™ ^ "Jv of NorthwesternNorthwestern,, th th, i •lab into nine 9*c?,lotL: t. iB'rfrs swimmers have a powerful I ... :_ . ™ riArn way. u..iv. 148,332.87 ske 1 in n Dueto football, banebaH, ba« ^ J of vetcrans. Although Coa.h 454,337.33 »wimming, gT^l ^\\h Tllv is conndenconfident that the leap,,leatni,,. 20,000.00 "tennik s and wrest ine. ts .,.__ i. „...__ , wiI1 belong to Rutgers at th, ehairBwlor^h of the3eVu,on, he is facefaced with 710,697.35 wimrning ano nesess in the breast stroke, th.. it is expected, ovent in which he hass not a ITnresent vV ^ ^^^ of capabl1" ,. ises to be the new year's "life of the \ NEW JERSEY party," in Mr. John H. Concannon's j unc and a , ,5 *, anc . forwBtd/,re a group of Px 1 M Nathan ^ ' ' opinion. Records of the entertain-! "NO.~81/» ncil will meet in the Ara ant erienccd backg who received then |ment at the Christmas and New Year \ ulty House. At 3:0VF1|?, nnd f)aptig.-..m. of firp in leagu- —e compot comp< , '•'""•""BI.W.-K *«, fc. a Canine Tramp, r o 1? will moot m •jb.tmR of Uo)n^ laglastt year. 1A An n 1parties will make unusually interest-j •• '" iu.ocK «o»' ing momentoes of the joyous season r^v True Knight of Road I™: ROSE Bl K^ ^ orKam7.atton,|. ; T1lThee basketbasketbalball l teateamm , defeatedefeatedd . .1 Sydney Ori-en- and the .passing year. In addition.! •***•*, "~ * • - ^-~ .nil ur of its five contests to " the once numerous cmw "• •• "iM , Tiw |C. A. College and Holy Cross, r, Marl- F. Pl«" ,'set is in operation. , iiway travelers. ...JlUed "• '^ !Spectively. Uck of steadiness ha f ra to 1 P '»•» | Home recording M only • P»« „ Armind Ws neck he wenr. are 'for? Til,!,. i-'jcost the Scarlet most of the defeat M arl^' F.'.VfrVj- ,, since almost every score has (n, n MI Ro Company on close, with the Rutgers totnl ,.• '.'S .Imniuln . V. Ho- 364.40 655-469 MaplfBe"'1' ^ and H points for the five (fames standing r ComI next, or uu- ="'". -•• '"•"I- "iWk «•» i Is a 140 against IBS for the opponent- Win. •'• » Snnta trnlns, but ton PROBLEM 100.31 U7J-881 MiPl Company Wi'r^vJKH^r. 6gl-690 Maple nealiy IS pantel AT RUTGERS «k . 41K-461 Maple noalty Ariiftw f;>«nfny «ky • ection Of New Gym Neces 37 K Bognyln- r.1.11 461-465 .Maple irporatlon oi (Comp(Cmp y ky • --» and sitate* Providing Of Place " BlioCK ,4r, Maple Ueiilty New jersey, wminmii.!.., _- tic G- muni BullilInK t;,9 Company .. •• ,,•• Duvi.l FrUilman John Peter Christensen and \nna For Outside Sports. rp Christertsen, his wife, et als., De- Tilt«.;angt,ls m,.| with their] '•" - • PI.O(-R Because of the construction uf tli. Mr,.. Amy J«n- fendants. Fi Fa for sale of mort- , 'i-scy. i TThhe jI ththee seas()ll season, , Sunda^undayy at uccause or t-ne .. new gymnasium on Colleglege FField, kin* gaged premises dated December 8, Tn"ep<-nUeuvc. - • Birenbaum. an> '"J, t cr:iC], Rahway gymnasium on College FHnnlf Manun Ilul UB J 1 withou ul ulit Im- 1930. ' In fact, all towns of conseiiuenoe nlonn d State ot New ar.-v.,. Rahwa by the score of 4 to 6 i! .' '.".,. '"'/ '*. , " "'. wm. smltli . • an hocke-ig bitterly and cleverly. Proper facilities to takke care- ,,t MontnB By virtue o-f th••e abov-i e suveorateud writ the Southern Kmisng division of the A.nd you, Rose Birenbaum*aid premises. , rt r l J e 1V after reputed Fords baseball health supervision, physical training to me directed and delivered, I will v e wmm M.... !«• i » "» " ToCK S3* Cutnpanj' ' " " °" ' Unnsns City. '-" '*' "I»PS on Into made a defendan L t to this actic f. iLi fl.i- thp IOSPVS with his and competitive athletics, according expose to sale at public vendue on W r, Annie Cunnlns- ,07 Maple Ueiilty : January 2nd. 1W1. terii Rome pokid in two o?ito PhilipV. Brett, acting preside,,, linm [WEDNESDAY, THE 21ST DAY OK SNYDER & ROBERlh, B^ifoals made bv Fords. Arm-! In addressing 200 graduates at th, 12 Maple Ittalty ""•"" JANUARYTAXTiTiRv, A. Du. 193wo1. Solicitors of Complainant, B c'ttmpuny • • • ou'undfnj Performer annual New York Alumni Dinner, ), at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said !",""»"mt 0" oll „, th«,e„ yr,-n * and^ State of New Jersey. plant to the end that each student Mrninka r arranged by calling Perth Amboy may receive the benefits of the hr.-i 4> Mae E Grten- I'mniuny eing known and designated as Uncle J8, or by writing to the manager 3,V'-3li7 Maple ._ number 50 and 51 in Block 373B, instruction and equipment the Urn 1U.OCK ; Fords avenue, Fords. C on map entitled "Map of Berkley, new8, iversity can provide." 8 AnEPl" D'An- 372-176 Maple Realty 1 situate U:JJin Iselin, Wood- • SHERIFF'S SALE ' He announced the appointment .if Company I~« County, o me directed and de a committee representing trustet 6 ,„ 379 Maple "'ally New Jersey," ownea aim u^.~~.r_ t IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Company '"' 96:oo by Anders Soren Nielsen and filed expose to sale s'f^ — Between THOMAS J. MAJOR, faculty and alumni to study the en UZ-3K Maplt lU'alty Complainant, and IGNATZ GALLGALL,, 1 tire questiort and make recommends CompaCompany for record in the Clerk's Office of; 16091 atet als.oli), DefendantsI>i>fpnHnnt.s. FPii Fa for salsalee tiont.inrtfst which willl sorvservpe flRas a hiisibasis fifmn 393-394 Maple Healty 1! 97 CnpanCompany .... £ Middlesex County. at 2 o'clock in the Mteraoor- of mortgaged premises dated Oeto-1 whatever action the trustees ma , BLOCK »»5 K BEGINNING at a point on the UI 10 Mary Mango" BL day at the Sheriff s ??'ei berr 9,, 19301930.. jj dee deemm iitt wis wisee ttoo take take. . ThThee commi committ . H Man E. timer. 04-297 Maple Kealty 698.81 westerly side of Cooper avenue dis-, D i City of New Brunswick, N r B-y' v virtuirLuee o of fth thee abov above e statestatedd wriwrit t teteee consist consists s oof fWillia Williamm PP. .Garriso na..,;u,,n, CnCompany y . ,,.. tant northerly 265 feet from thoi trac 3(i7-30K Hmia Hendrick-. "" northwest corner of Cooper avenue \ All the following, \ng to me»diiecte<*HiioprA(dl anand delivereddelivered., I wilwilll 'i'10n, chairmanchairman,, nnranld 'Rnhex'Robert H. Nicl son " 1,114.73 of land and premises )0(j Iexp08 e to sale at public vendue on (son '03, for the alumni; Professc.i 309 to 310 Maple Realty 3,s48.30 and Indiana avenue running thence s ! Company (1) westerly at right angles to Coop- 'particularly described, esex WEDNESDAY, JANUARY FOUR- [ MauricMauricee AA. BlakeBiaKe,, fotor thtnee faeulia r 327-528 Maplo lleally 5 09 and beiiiK in the Townsf i >JINETEEN HUNDRED and Duncan D. Sutphen '83 and . - or avenue 103.84 feet, thence (2) r ntv TEENTIIT and Duncan D. Sutphen '83 and .lolm Company . • th"e" Count"" y ' ' AND THIRTY-ONE Wvckoff Mettler '03. for the trus 56 Urael & Rebecca 329-330 WlUtum U. Woocl CHILDREN B d as Wyckoff Mettler '03, for the trustee- rud . amV State of New Jei and At twrf o'clock Standard Time in the College Field, site of the new gym FeU<>n 343-3(6 Maple «eaU!' Being known and afternoon of the said day at the Company three nasium which will be completed ncv BLOCK CRY FOR IT— Lots Nos Sheriff's Office in the City of NewNovember at a cost of $700,000, ha •.;••.273 Maple lloalty ,. . seventy-riin"•"->)ine, v17M) Map of BrunswickBrunswick,, NN.. JJ.. for the past several years been usni Company avenue /CHILDREN hate to take medicine h u n d rre e d ant?n ^^ AUth en efollowin iouowinjg ftrac iract yo ru parcer parcel olf ui for intramural sports, including 276-277 Maple Realty L/V Qasar« ^rnlle>p but every child loves the <373.N1 onn ma mapp Midd!eaeJl lal x land an_.idd premisepremisess hereinaftehereinafterr p*rtiparti-- football, baseball, lacrosse, soi-cn y ' " , -,h« oure Ncsctable Berkley Terrace, J ^ cularly describeddescribed,, situatesituate,, lyinlying anand and tennis. The erection of the jtym BrumOg NI taste of Castor-/- 7as.t^stfts; Woodbrid|- ^.'^p^jbeibeinR^ ' iin ththe TownTownshi9hipP oof WoodWood-- nasium will make the providing •: ! S««e amounting to approximate- um 1V-13 l'harle» i™- ., 282-283 Maple Realty eparation is jusi »> B "" . County, «. J- ,05 owned bridgeiilge, in the CountCounty y oof fMiddlesex Middlesex, ne, w facilities for outside sports i- Company II Frank DlGlajK-* gl, , Rpnf.ial. 2I6-2SJ Maple Realty stasbland adjust as harmless as the ^ &> FoXr ^^S- anudi StatStatee otof Ne New JerseyJersey.. mo •/• •• „• Being known and designated as »1 "• ''""";. Ai.K«4J J88-289 Simon H. Coup- ciDe reads 1 Amboy, N. J., Bern* .know n an1 —I_-d designateJ J1.d 1as 74.84 Whpn Bibv's cry warns of colic, a and developed i. Lota Number one hundred and three Section :. W MibrMie T< 1 Walter Dardi-n 1 t approx px Counly, Jeriipy, c»'i 19G.65 I :- »m.,™iM> anoertaimne. r When B.iuj•- tr,» . ';J „ i,^himm smsoothed,thed,, sen.sen."- (No(No. 103103) aass lai laid dowaown oon aa certaiceruun j John W. Bat- ig6Jj . e Maple Really 46 ms drveUtprd by th« _Idapl. r Hfillv r i 166.81 fe** dropdrops of CastonCastoma "ha^ himsm"'. I '. ^ Decrees r, „^, ,„ the'ma^ ^ p inti.t^ led "Map of Central Manor, Muplr llralty llnll.ll' nif. I'afth Amti r Company bso." Sheriff. -ituateP d i n Woodbridge lowM .y ' Jt . J2?. arVn"Fl'Enol8 149.1! House Maple R«»l«> asleep again in a jitly. Nothing •> more mate,y *&*£*£« »• IMlu atM, in Woridbridge Township Jt-rnvy, nurv*y^d «inr d m&ppt'd )>y 88.45 & n 1 Company '"•"* valuable in diarrhea. V»hen coated Together^1^ ,^ Middlesexi County., New Jersey, dated ttnrt Km, KnKlnr«rH and Survey 13 IIHI" V iv "7» •- HUYLER E. ROMOND, Amboy, New nil filed In , . 14 Rudolph Kovats 39.11 42.42 Maplo Realty January 26, 1916; made by Larson & 3 Company .... «>•-• I $23,941 Solicitor. tongue or bad breath tell of const.put.on. rights pn»,ini if JO - 36 Angelo D'An- ^^ Wight-Wight * Pox, Civil Engineers, Smith street, 480.04 VT. I. 12-23; 1-2, 9, 16. Oold.i.bock .. «5.24 uLiU fientle aid to cleanse and regulaU ai.purtenarN0N| gheriff Andrew J. n( ,, H1IKRIFFS SALE IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY. Be ir«3.K bowel, I. colds «*^^&"jM&il,.. Of lll.M W'SM BLOCK »55 N tween Citizens Building and L*an Aaao 'cir individual way cjo .-- elation, Complainant, amis Joalah Sm'.th, diseases, you should use n 21 Andrtw J. the system from clogging. tri' BLOCK M6 A Wight • • • • » et. ala., Defendants. F( Fa tor a&le ot _ . - I J :« everair*.' 28.71 mortgaged premised dated December 10 Castoriu is sold in M^T the by~th; . ,. Company .... 25.87 - 38 Mapln R«alty at t BLOCK 846 B 1930. the genuine always beuj J. W. Holloway 28,6» By virtue ot the above alated writ to meFletcher's signature. ways' • Company .... 26.79 . so Iren« Choraa . 66 Maple Realty directed and delivered, I will expose to 10 J. w. Holloway ia.u sale at public vendue on J ' Company .... 10.78 Company .. . 78 Maple Realty WEDNESDAY, THE 58TH DAY OP 11 J. W. Holloway 10.11 JANUARYJ . A. D. 1911 Company .... 8.62 Company .. o'clock tn the afternoon of Bald day at 28.71 . 90 Maple Realty at 'J o'clock In the afternoon uf said day at \Z\1 • U Ch. Bellance 11.71 the Sheriffs Office In the City of New 45-41 Ch. Bellancs 26,84 Company • • BLOCK S 91 - Jftple Realty CASTO Company . fi - 2) J. W. Holloway 28.75 BLOCK SW »(frll)eil, ttituale. lying ami lieitiK in th - 108 Maple Realty Township of Wondbrlilge, In th* County o Mtiidleaex, and State of New Jersey. J6 . ;! I. W. Holloway 3C.75 Company •. 34.48 - 121 Muple Realty [Heine known and deulBnau-il a* luia nuir *"">- E Iwerrt tweiuy-nlne. 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UJ1 Manufacturers and Dealers in MI.41 ^»-»« m 2 u-cluck In (he atli'rnimn "t aalil ilay at lQHI-108* M»i>l» lUalty Subtly Pur* GUSTAV BLAUM kB N W laBiTTER-i Comnany .. l.HH-M Vf Gvti and W»a«4« H^MHwl'Ii'."^ J," '" '"" ^ "' " CANDIES AJND ICE CREAM Grooerio* and Provision* '23...... fit •or your i Prevent ijiietuoo! Treat ft* Main gt,'WoodbrtdK«. W-^ 06 Main St. Tel 8-094? every cut, wound or '•:••*- Woodbridge 1$*"- m •cratch with thin power- till aoo-poiaonotu •ntl- * . Zooite actually on* Xg«tuit, U«lpi to he*!, loOi 1 >! )BRTDGf'1NDEPENDBNT FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1931 SECTION TWO PAGE BARRONS DEFEAT CARTERET, 28-24; CAMPBELL HIGH SCORER Woodbridge Whips BARRON QUINTET BORO PASSERS STAGE RALLY READY FOR GAME Two-Mile Talent Ready Leonardo Team In I1AHD1N BUKNLKY IN THIRD PERIOD; LOCALS WITH ST. MARY'S JOE FORCED TO FIGHT HARD Fast Duel, 25 To 15 Benkert Has Team Primed For MitLirosE AA.~«SMS OF1 OUpt I ,,'h Fives On Even Terms In First Three Quarters—Leonardo Sweated Tussle Tonightvln DISTANCE CLOSING QUARTER REPLETE WITH THRILLS Crncks Under Strain In Final Period As Barrons Run Amboy — SaHH> Out into the last (|tiHrler with the score knotted at 20 J vVild—Vic Sherman, Parsons Outstanding Perform- For Revenge. y" to 20, a very determined hunch (if Woodbridgo high school courtmen fought off fi spirited Carteret team in a hectic, thrill- ers — Locals Look Much Better — Passing ._ TEAM RECORDS --—• and Shooting Good. ing last period duel to win, 28 to 21. Tho KM me, which was the Encouraged by two consecutive second victory in five-starts for the Harrons, was played at Car- Coupling corking defense play with a superb passing and victories after suffering thr«* teret, Tuesday aftornoon before a large, wildly cheering Imot.nu; attack, Heinie Benkert's Woodbridge high school in a raw. Coach HeinTe Benkert's audience. Woodbridge high/School basketball ii,lmen defeated Leonardo, 25 to 15, in a thrilling duel here _ ^ ^ |M team will face $£. Mary's of Perth With Woodbridsre leading, lfi to .No Quarter Aikcd I |,, ni|?ht. [n chalking up this, their first victory of the sea-' Amboy""ton"ght"bent on remaining 8 at half time, it was the general Keyed to a high pitch, the rival ll( v fives faced each other in the elos- I in- Harrons proved beyond the slightest doubt that they in the win column. The game, which opinion that the locals would have ing period .b«nt on giving no quarter little trouble in subduing the Doro ss what it takes to win basketball games. A clever, speedy lwi" be Playe<1 at the Lyceum in and asking none. Montague got Perth Amboy is expected to be one pnssers. But such was not the Case. loose, dribbled through the Carteret ,|Uartcr attack enabled them to clinch the game after both i ' last < ,,.,,,,.,,,, : of the most outstanding schoolboy Unleashing a concerted scoring at- defense and scored from under the tack in the third stanza, the McCar- basket in the opening minute of play. ,ms had fought tooth and nail for three quarters. The score court hattlps of thp seftson ,„ thiR "Jazz" Jandrisevits sank a foul ant ln.lf time favored Leonardo, 13-12. 'section. thymen slowly lat surely cut down Woodbridge took the lead, 23 to 20. Kfdiii the very ouaet it was eVi- Montague scoring in quick succession Spurred to greater efforts by tri- the Woodbridtre lead, and about Ave Szelag flipped in a neat shot to do** minutes after the period had open- the gap to 23-22. ni that thu game would he a scrap- to build up a six point lead in less umphs over Leonardo and Carteret I'iiir. The MeinertTftached Leon- than two minutes of play. The Leon- ie8S tha_ . „ _k th Harrni1a ed, the teams were deadlocked Hi-10. The minutes ticked away. Sher- I'V * ' e Barrons THESE War Declared man missed a foul. Cqughlin miss- tram used a very effective pass- ardo defense cracked. The visitors TWO ,11,,,-k which kept the Wood- attempted long shote, all of which !"" Pr°oi«"y. turn in a tip-top per- Benkert's boys, stunned by theed one. The crowd quieted. Sher- form nc 3OES ,. .lefensive machine constantly were unsuccessful. Their passing be- » f against the Saints. While sudden change of things, declared man scored from the field and the „. alert Captain Jack Campbell came a bit erratic. Montague and a detln'te >'neup has not been an- WILL BE war. Was victory to be snatched Woodbridge contigent went wild. , ii,l(l gon\ t0 B've the loi;als Shy-man added two more field goals nouncea by the high school mentor, KEEN from them? Carteret, sensing the 26 to 22. Poll sank one from the .nd after several minutes of hot to the Woodbridge score and the lj IS 1ulte Probable that Houseman, RIVALS hard fight ahend, stuck to heady side court zone and Carteret fan* ra ons a cheered themselves into a frenxy. Moller of Leonardo countered game was over as far as Leonardo " »a Jandrisevits will be basketball. Little Don Montague ,,|.lV m e( in the forward broke the tie, flipping a two-pointer 25 to 24. Montague tallied g sin- ., twin-pointer from the center was concerned. Benkert sent in a ? P!°y > to_do Shermawork in thane forward Mond- in from the side of the floor. Ma- gle-pointer from the fifteen-foot line. Hour, after which Weinheimer handful of scrubs. The whittle blew laszewski again tied the count with All Carteret needed now was a fielJ ;l(|,|, i] another from the side of the ending the game. A big goose egg tague will cover the guard posts. il.inr ".lay.?." Jundrisevits knotted the was credited to the visitors side of Captain Jack Campbell will start at a shot from under the hoop, and the goal to knot things up. But it muni nl. 1-i with a shot from under the scorebook for the fourth quai- center. The team has been care- fans went purple with glee. Poll wasn't forthcoming. Two or three fully drilled this week, and is re- ripped down the court and hung a long shots bounced harmlessly off the il1(. )i«Kpp, and the crowd went wild. ter. That's spelling Waterloo with a backboard. With a half minute of , - was real basketball! Here was vengeance, eh? Ii porte•,. d to be in the best of condi- teaser on the rim. It dropped in and ri t10 Carteret took the lead, 20 to 1R. The play left, Sherman tallied from near l,:ll,l,, in thejtiaking! Who's Who? | ^ ha d haa lhe The eml of the first stanza neared. closing seconds of the quarter tick-, an center of the floor to clinch the 0 "fit i" " ', ed away. Vic Sherman took a long K »e, 28-24. l,.s Hipped in a foul. Sherman did I game"of theirTivesT The" former was "o^ 1 shot from the center of the floor, !><•••> Beginning iwiq' a minute later. The tjHcrlhigh scorer with six field goals and South Thc .«• ' particularly proud of its col- efforts. He runs naturally and revels I/VCT times from the field was one of the Bitter Fighting j considerably improved. His passing «,!.„ ilegiate trio that are especially groom- in red-hot competition. "Mac" has no J\JJl highlights. The lanky center, to- B,,th Hubs came back in the sec-! was' more "accurate, timely." iLittl :in. e ""/ _ ed for that distance—Joe Hagen, frilla to his efforts. He simply keeps gether with "Bay" Houseman, did ni iiuaiter with fangs bared. Camp- Don Montague was everywhere, do- It is quite possible that the Af [formerly of Columbia and now wear- pressing on with his eyes fixed —, ..ouseman, | I,, II mill Sherman lengthened the ing everything. "Jazz" Jandrisevits will be minus the services all the scoring for Woodbridge is ing the colors of the Milrose A. A., straight ahead. He's young and prob- this half. Houseman tallied three niiliridgi' lead with baskets from jazzed. He passed with hot speed, "Fordham Joe" McCluskey and Phil ably is just approaching his utmost STAR IN PRELIM |ih,. side uf the court. Miller scored \ thwarted scoring attempts two and times from the field. Schacklette of Manhattan College. I power, if that be so, this Fordham CamRball Good l.i•nnarilc). Sherman tallied again three times in a row, scored a timely c OLUII-CU ui uiei In tne same class 8nouW De list«d D0Vma y aome dav wil> recognition W. H. S. Seconds Win From Wixidhridge. Bostick ami Miles! basket. Who's who would be hard to Gu8 Moore best of th nepr o two amonpr the eate8t The work of Jack Campbell in the forward positions by Coach Eddie ' * " RT two-milers of all Leonardo Scrubs 22-6 Ingame against the boro outfit showed for the visitors. Score: Wood- say. Dooley, while either Farroat, Martin' ™ler?> and tha* other metropolitan time. ,,lir«' 12. Leonardo Tho work of the team as a whole,' or Doolev will be seen in action as '"-vorite from Boston, the veteran Former intercollegiate champion Lively Game - Local. Look J^SJliSR^SS-ft wTk With onlly a minute of play left was -'• improved'. »-•'---•Instea»d o'f guards• . J-Maso n wil—l hol d down the»,eLe o Lermond. Some or all of that at that distance, Joe Hagen, is little Good. of any of his opponents. He was tin- half, Coach Benkert put .in bowing and has a comparatively short stride. to "first half fever" as in center job. mnt«uinte*t ohnnlshoulHd fion,r«figure ITinI »»v»r»several «ncon-. high scorer with five field goals. .p,. iccruits. Miller of Leonard. , o previous games, the Benkert coached Insofar as comparative records tests before ,the Winter season ends. Bu, t how . he.,.-,.!--.- can keep stepping. an d l^d by Jost and Mayer, who scor- Houseman and Sherman chipped \m rf al sank . " .« double-decker marhinc rene<.ted the work of the Rre concerned the Saints hold an AH of them are contestants for na-what a heart he has! He, too, hase( 1 enough pointa between them to with six points apiece, in addition ional honors. yet to reach his zenith, according to win tne „,„,,_ the Woodbridge Sec- to four quarters of brainy basket- I vhi •nr his team the lead as the hiRh sncool mentor The p89sinK was ed?e over W'oodbridge. In eight Perhapps the most promisinpgg in that track experts, onds walloped the Leonardo Reser-' ball. Don Montague played his Hagen for old Columbia s sake, 2 to 6, to win their first game I usual fine game, as did Parsons and ''' ' Cloie Guardin | excellentteam work, ,jus whict ah swa excellences superb. s the' gamesopponents, the, y20 5hav toe 146outscore. Woodbridpd theier array i s McCluskeMClk yy whosh e flat-footfltf - iveg 2 J ! uu liutb tc:ims, while attempting to! running style perhapspp)) likes nothing better than f the season " ' '~ - - ,.-*.'. . "^." Prior to meeting Woodbridge,' in five games, has been outscored, edd, allll but awkwarkdd o night in a pre-' Jandrisevita. Prior to meeting Wood- d?e Ca rt hihl a margin in the score, guarded;; Leonardo had been beaten by an 127 to 116. However, it is the gen- deceive... s th• „e casua l observer intn o to breeze home leadingg lim to the ^ tiff. Mayer with | ?rg, .' .eree''ft tha had dwo won nfro from mP .P .A A. . I i--»tl,.-i- closely m the third quarter. •. Xlumni team, 17 to 16, and had beat- | opinion that the JL lim to the var yflf Mayer with era teams are minimizing "Fordham Joes" marked Joe McCluskey, and maybe the lat- f] .]t j Vocational, and had been beaten bj ermiin, after missing a numher of en MaUwan high, 19 to 1. aibou' t evenl• y matched. his fine oorwoi i and ost with his | In lift breaking shots, sank one to WOODBRIDGE H. S. (25) Following are the records of theclaslopins ga salong a two-miler, you'd. Tneveo lookr , believat hime thatert doesrivanl t universitylike to bea! Whilt the idothey'll olf thaceurate flooer sllootinwere thg froe outsm tandinthe centeg perr o- f RahwayThe bo, xKeypor scoret: and Perth Amboy riv< the locals the lead, 14-13, but Inninrv alnnv cnn'il naunr Kolioiro t Vint. riVfll liniVPrSlLV WhllP theV 11 +U- *1 IL. __I_A^_ 1? __ TL. 1 •" ( 1 G F FT Tl.teams to date: that his stride is longer than that of 1 be competing with other brilliant tal- formers. WOODBRIDGE H. S. (28) Mill -, after being fouled, tied the Montague, rf 1 3! WOODBRIDGE most of his rivals nor that he can \ ent, every event they engage in will The team opened the game play- G. F. FT, T. nun by sinking a shot from the fif- maintain a hot pace. But.that is just 1 partake of the nature of a duel. jjnjr rather erratic ball, but soon set- Houseman, rf 3 0 (it line. A foul knot by Wein- Wilson, rf 0 0 20 Neptune 32 6 Jandrisevits, 1 2 21 Linden 27 tled down to business. At half time, Parsons, If 0 3 l.i-imcr broke the tie, hut again Mr. 0 0 22 Keyport 29 the score favored Woodbridge, 10 toJandrisovits, If 0 2 1 Sliniiian spoiled things for the vis- Nelson, If Campbell, c 1 4 25 Leonardo .15 0. Leonardo was shut-out entirely in Campbell, c 5 0 10 H(i~ by bouncing one in from the 1 0 Sherman, rg 3 tifli!. The period ended with Wood- Let , c 0 28 Carteret 24 AVENEL SCALPS KEASBEY BEATEN the first, second and fourth periods, 1 t 1 Sherman, n 4 14 Montague, lg 2 lu HIK'' mi the top side of a 10 to 15 iV 0 1 i i.unit, thiTe being no further Ht-or-, p i If 0 116 127 'arsons, 2 2t ST. MARY'S ORIOLES 4(P7 BY CARTERET 1-0 well for the fine defensive play of 13 1 28 Houseman, IK 0 0 27 •St. Peter's 33 umuLiij iu i-i HI unuiLiiii.1 i v the winners. CARTERET H. S. (24) Spoiling Waterloo 4 SI St. Rose Irish, Led By Jaeger, Show Township Hockey Club Fights Jost led the pack in scoring with G. F. FT. T. The ilin was terrific as the teams four field goals and a foul, while Poll, rf 2 3 4 11 3 9 2 26 St. James Real Championship Calibre Gamely—Ice In Poor Condi- iciil incb other for the final eight LEONARDO H. S. (15) 14 ••St. Peter's 20 Mayer trailed closely with two and Coughlin, If 1 4 5 I minutes of play. It was still any- Malaszewski, c 3 G F FT Tl.11 Imm. Conception 3 —Wukovets, Pomeroy Star. tion In Last Half. two for a count of six. Krup was 1 8 niy's game and both schools wanted Miles, rf 1 10 S. A. Saints 16 high man for the losers. Stutzke, rg 1 0 2 Tin- Bftrrons opened up at a burn- Seigle, rf 0 30 S. A. High 22 In beating the iRahway Orioles, 40 With three of their regulars out of The box score: Kteban, rg 1 1 S t; pace, Sherman, Parsons and Miller, If 2 38 St. James 12 27, Monday night at the Rahway the lineup, the Keasbey Field Club W. H. S. SECONDS (22) Szelag, lg 2 0 4 G P TI. Lawler, If 0 the Avenel A. C. players proved hockey team battled gamely to hold ^ £ I Moller, c .. : 1 205 146 Maye rf 6 10 4 9 24 Burmai c 0 • New Brighton. ieyond the slightest doubt that they a fast Carteret crew in a bitter fight Bernstein,"iiZZZZZZZZ'. 1 2 Score by quarters: 4 8—28 Wt'inheimer, rg (C) .... 1 •' New, Brunswick. ire of championship calibre. Playing at Keasbey Sunday afternoon. A goal i Sherman, rf 0 0 I Woodbridge 6 10 CIVIC LEAGUE GAMES 12 4—24 January 21 Bostick, ltf 1 The varsity game is scheduled to he fine brand of ball which enabled by Harris in the first four minutes Carteret '4 4 Schultz, !g 0 begin about 8:30 o'clock. A prelim- Referee: Redshaw, of New Bruns- Avenet Fireman Ti. Wood- hem to win the first half champion- of play enabled the boro team to ™ • wick. Scorer: Pete Schmidt, Wood- — \ inary tilt between the Woodbridge . _ , . t^nrtL1 ll+i A 1 frt. t\ if1rtrrtl*ir TVirt Into mac C*14 y bridge Lwn» on alleyi 3 and 4. rack up a 1 to 0 victory. Thejoss was bridge. Time of quarters: 8 min- Knig\,« of Columbui TI. 3 18 15 and St. Mary's Reserves will begin hip of the Rahway league from the the second of the season for Keas- American Legion on all«yt 1 Score by quarters: at 7:30. )noles only a week before, the Av- utes. bey. »• iCalny, rg '.... 1 anil Z. Woodbridge 6 0 4 9—26 mel crew sparkled both defensively The game was closely contested, Thursday, January 22 Leonardo 5 8 2 0—IB md offensively. Kopi, lg o despite the fact that the ice was in Shay, lg 0 Alumni-Faculty Fives May Woodbridge Firemen »t. Ro- Referee: Read of Fordham. Scor- Led by "Cliff" Jaeger who flipped poor condition, particularly in the tary Club on alleyi 3 and 4. ers: Clark of Woodbridge; Wein- U nnH < iufr nf last half Joe Parsler Battle In Prelim Tuesday LINDY FIVE NIPS little difficultv in ' sparkled on the 4 22 Craftimen'i Club TI. Pariih heimer of Leonardo. Timers: Loekie inning, running up a big lead K ^ f°J *!» lo8ers. ™ *•»•.«» to 9 Home on alley! 1 and 2. I of Woodbridge, Hardy of Leonardo. of h ls manv shota ast the LEONARDO SECONDS (6) According to reports received this i Time of quarters, 8 minutes. ast half. The score at half time fav- &<*.•»*. . P G F ACES AND FRIARS jred the winners, 15 to 13. Besides Anthony, rf 0 Q morning, there is a possibility that aeger, the work of Wukovets and club Parker, rf 0 0' an Alumni team, made up of former Add Two More Victories To W. omeroy was outstanding, the form- Keasbey. Telephone Perth Batter, rf „ 0 0 high school court stars, will meet a Long String—Want To Book ir starring with fine defensive play Bernhardt, If 0 1 Faculty quintet in a prelim to the ind the latter with accurate passing., Amboy 2660-R. Gamea. The lineups: jj Woodbridge - Keyport game here Mulchey, Thorn and La Morta did I r SEEN FROM THE SIDELINES ;he best work for the losers, Mulchey Krug, 3 Tuesday rlight. It is probable, that it" The fast stepping Lindy A. A.leading in scoring with four field Ka"a°> .. ^"Lha ^ rg == J 0 the game is played, the Alumni will added two more scalps to its already •By TOM BRENNAN, Sports Editor ;oals. Parsler G.°"!.... . Casey!0Kver' lg ° 0 be represented by iRichards and Toti lengthy string this week, beating the The box score: j ln Aces '43 to 26 and the Friars, 19 R. D. • | "~2T ~2 ~a ^e forward berths, Clark at cen- THIS BENKERT FELLOW AVENEL A. C. (40) C. Fee , Crombell ter an to 12, In the first game, Knight, G F Tl. Score by quarters: 4 Wukovets and Handerhan at Casey, Kedves and Kath were the L. After losing three games in a row, Coach Heinie Benkert's Denman, rf 0 0 0 W. Fee Woodbridge 6 4 2 10—22 the guard posts. A tentative lineup big guns insofar as scoring is con- 'omeroy, rf _... 3 1 7 Leonardo 0 0 6 0— 6 of the Faculty outfit was not avail- •dbridgre high school courtsters have at last come into their cerned. KedveB was high man with C. Toth, If 1 2 4 McGraw Harris Referee: Ruggiere of Woodbridge. able. No doubt, Sechrist, Drummond, jfii. Switching into the win column by trouncing Leonardo six field goals. Balfour led the Aces Wheeler, If 0 0 0 Scorers: Clark of Woodbridge. Wein-, Tamboer, Ruggiere, Mulvaney, Nel- with three goals from the field and R. W. itlay night, the Barrons erased all doubts concerning their Wukovets, c 2 3 7 Varady Gumestad heimer of Leonardo. Timerst Still- son, White and a few other male' six from the fifteen-foot line. Handerhan, rg 2 0 4 man of Woodbridge; Hardy, Leonar- members of the teaching staff wfll Ility to keep winning, by beating Carteret this week in as Baka and Fitzpatrick led the at- L. W. Jaeger, lg 8 2 18 Referee—"Buck" Romer; time, do. Time of quarters, 8 minutes. be seen in action. a tussle as one could expect. All of which gives follow- tack in the game with the Friars, the former scoring seven points, the 16 8 40 fifteen minute quarters. * of the team a amug feeling of satisfaction. latter, six. In both games, the Lindy RAHWAY ORIOLES ._., And beneath it all, one can readily see the results of team exhibited good basketball play G f Tl. Vic Sherman Leads Mates In ing. The club would like to book Mulchey, rf 4 |0 8 einie, Benkert's fine handling, Juggling the jineup in every games with light junior and junior Yarnell, If j 2 !0 4 RUZNAK SPARKLES; L\ Benkert plays combinations until he strikes one that teams in this vicinity. Call Wood- Shapper, If 1 0 0 0 ridge 8-8003-M between 6 and Walters, c I 1 0 2 Scoring; Campbell Is Second him best. Atvd in the opinion of the writer, he is not thru 'clock. Thorn, rg 3 0 6 ORIOLES TRIUMPH Montague, Houseman, Parsons and Jandrisevits Rate In Order yet. B«nkert knows how to handle boys. Anyone who The scores: La Morte, lg 3 1 7 LINDY A- A. (43) Avenel Robins Clipped 38 to Named — Foul Shooting Average Of TeaAi Little Over as ever daredf poke his head into the lockeri room between G. P. 13 1 27 20 By Cagy Woodbridge fives will testify to that. The ex-Rutgers star can pump fight Knight, rf 4 2 Score at half time: Avenel, 15; .500 — Data Compiled Covers Five Games Played. "asey, If 5 0 Rahway, 13. Referee: Drake. Scorer: Club — Wukovets Leads a sobbing, licked team. Remember the first three games? Kedves, c 6 0 "Rufsty" Brennan. Losers. Vic Sherman is leading the Wood- fouls for sixteen tallies. Walter lagged, poor playing in the first half? The fight, skill Kath, rg 1 bridge high school cagers in scoring Houseman scored ten points, Lattanzio, Ig 0 Francis Parsons, seven and ti Taw" pep shown in the last half? There's proof of Benkert's Verity, lg I) Jundrisevits, five. XT. 4? The Benkert-coached outfit shows 23 3 4 KEYPORT HIGH Woodbridge Orioles licked the Av- an average of a little over .500 i« But the "last half pep" didn't suit the high school mentor. ACES (26) foul shooting, having ..registered 2S . G. F. night at the Parish House. g Campbell, with thirteen goals from out of 54 free throws. The team has |liat fact was evident. The team, stung by much adverse criti- Bulfour, rf , 3 0 HERE TUESDAY up an early lead, the winners were the floor and three from" the fifteen, been charged with one technical foul was in a rut. Bit by bit, Benkert dug the team out of theNelson, If 3 not threatened in the last half. G. foot line, is second with twenty nin« and forty five personals. Ths follow- ( 1 Qarrons Will Attempt To Ruznak led the victors in scoring, ing figures include all games played Blair, c 0 sinking eight from the field and two points. Don Montague rates third >jl<-. Piece by piece he perfected the mechanism of the club. McDermott, rg 2 1 Square Up For 29-22 Defeat with five double-deckern and six. to date: (|t this is hard, tedious work, day; after day, mind you. Juckiion,' lg J... 0 0 from the foul line for a total of eigh- 1 Suffered January 6. teen points. Baka and Istvan scored INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS (S Games) Then, Friday night, in facing Leonardo the team was put Mayer, IK i 1 ten points each. For the losers, Wu- Tl. FT TF PF acid test. The score see-sawed throughout the entire 12 2 The Barron avenue passers will kovets was the big gun, sinking six face Keyport high in a return game shots from the floor for twelve points. V. Sherman 18 49 19 l 10 Woodbridge played fine ball, kept the visitors on the UNDY A. A. (19) r G. P. here Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. The box score: J. Campbell (C) 18 3 29 6 0 7 apped the strength of their opponents with a fast, ?un- Knight, rf 0 1 Avunginte the defeat suffered at the ORIOLES (38) Campbell, rf 0 0 hands of the Keyport team early G F Tl. D. Montague '. 5 6 16 5 0 4 attack. Then came the blow. A fourth quarter yally netted 2 this month, will be the goal of theBaka, rf 4 2 W> Br Casey, If 1 W. Houaeraan 4 2 10 3 9 >i victory, and while piling up the winning points, rifie de- Einhorn, If 0 0 Benkert coached quintet. The score Istvan, If 6 0 10 . o 1 7 of the first game between the schools G. Ruznak, c 2 18 F. Parfcona 3 1 7 9 7 |JiHive play kept Leonardo scoreless. K. Baka, c 3 0 0 0 Vargas, c ....: 0 0 ' 0 favored the South Jerseyites, 29 toGerek, g 1 0 6 22. I. RRuznak, lg 0 0 0 A. Jandri8«vH«' , 2 5 6 0 Talk about acid tests. Down at Carteret Tuesday, Wood- BiUpatrick, rg a 0 0 0 0 Benkert will probably start his Knight, \g -• J> W. Stilhnan 0 0 0 1 0 4 Ige faced a team bent on avenging a football defeat, a tra- J. Baka, rg 0 0 0 usual lineup, i. e., Houseman, Par- Lattanzio, Ig 1? J. Lee 0 0 ,,0 1 % unai rival. Starting slowly, but spurting in the third quarter, Gerlty, lg 1 1 Bons or Jandrisevita as forwards, — Campbell at center, and Montague ROBINS A' C. (80) S. Gioe ,....,....:.-.- ' 0 0 0 Q* 19| and Sherman at the guard posts. The l)oro outfit knotted the count with only eight minutes of „ Q ti Q TOtAftS T ART 1ft. 1*31

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