Avenel Hermit Killed American Legion Day Fords Lions Advocate „ In Traffic Accident To Be Gala Affair Stop Street Remedy Proclamation Setting Aside Harry Shirinian Lived Alone With Score of Dogs and Three Half Holiday Issued By May- Urge Township CommiHee To Take Measure* To Reduce Traf- Horses—Skull Fractured and Jaw Broken When Auto or Ryan—Chrysler Car Now fic Hazards In Nevr Brunswick Avenue—G. A. Mc- Hit* His Buckboard—Horse Escapes Injury. On Display, Lauffhlin Gets Sewer Contract.

Hurry Shirinian, a hermit who has Efforts were made by the Fahway Plans for the gala American Le- Pointing out the danger caused by Another petition was received for liern living at the lower end of Hnme- police to locate relatives of the un-; gion day which will be held in Wood- i••; coming swiftly out of side streets concrete sidewalk* in Oak Tree road. •It wa» referred to the Improvement s:rfid avenue, Avenel, diod Wednes- fortunate man and a cousin was final- bridge Saturday, October 19, were onto New Brunswick avenue, Com- day morning from injuries he receiv- ly located. The body was taken in discussed at a meeting of the Citi- mitteeman Ben Jensen, of the Sec- committee. A petition for , th» im- ed Saturday night when a buckhnard charge by Coroner J. J. Lyman, of zen's Committee and the Bugle Corps ond Ward, told the other members of provement of Auth avenue with jn which he wns riding was struck by Carteret, who removed it to his mor- of the Woodbridge>American Legion, the Township Committee Monday curbsb , gutter*tt , walklks and cindeid r pave- ii i ar and demolished. Shirinian's gue. Through the cousin arrange- j Post 87, which was held Monday that the Fonts Lions Club had been ment was referred to the improve-, studying the situation and Urged thaP ment committee. j skull was fractured, one jaw was ments are being made to hold th» night in the Legion rooms in the broken and he received numerous funeral services this afternoon in the these side .itreetn be made stop The Woman's Club of Avenel in Municipal Building. The purpose of Greets. Mi' aho aald'Uut the Lions letter called attention to several • lniiis*« and lacerations with possible Methodilt Episcopal church in Car- the meeting was to stimulate inter- internal injuries. He was knocked un- teret. wanted the streets intewecting Forda cidenta that have occurred at the- in-i est in the Legion Day event, and to nvenue made atop streets as a pre- tersection of Avenel street with th« conscious and never regained con- The police of Woodbridge and push the sale of shares on the Chrys- sciousness. Health Officer Pete Peterson took caution against danger to buses new State highway. The committee ler Royal sedan which will be award- carrying school children. Committee- WHS urged to prevent the opening of Tho car which struck the buck- over thhe problep m of deposinpg of the ed on the evening of the 19th. animals. The matter was finally put innn Applegnte remarked that the the new highway until adequate pro? br.nrd, was driven by Louis Madg- The Chrysler is now on display in same danger existed in regard to aide- tection is provided at the cromnfc. yessy, of 33 Lawrence street, Rah- up to the Society for the Prevention the showrooms of Charles Trautwein of Cruelty to Animals, Some of the streets in Hopelawn along the line of The letter was signed by the numbers wiiy. In a statement to the police of on St. Georges avenue, and may be New ilrun3wick avenue, and Jensen of the Civic Committee of the elub, K.ihway Saturday night following the dogs are savage. One that appears to seen at any time. The car is one of be part German police dog is the lead- replied that the Lions includod Hope- Mrs. Dirk P. De Young, Mri. F. E. accident, Madgyessy said that he did the latest Chrysler models, finished liiwn in their recommendation. Barth and Mrs. H. J. Baker. The let- nut see the J-uekhoard until hl» car er. The whole string of dogs prompt- in a rich two-tone blue, and uphol- ly charges any one who approaches ter was referred to the police Com- crashed into it. The accident happen- stered with a fine, well wearing ma- The mutter was discussed by other mittee. ed at the intersection of Randolph the house. One small brown dog which terial. The Legionnaires are planning members nnd finally referred to the avenue und Hahway avenue which Is seemed to be the plumpest one of the A letter was received from the to-' on exhibiting the car on the race police committee'. Mr. Jensen aUo cal post of the American Legion out- tit the boundary between Rahway and lot was found Industrious! catching _track grounds Sunday afternoon. ] said there was complaint regarding and 11 lining the plans of the post for Am- After the deatath oof'Shir-f 1 and eAJinjr JtM*' ^ ' '?• The Parish House field has been the dumping of garbage and rubbish erican Legion Day, October 19, and ini.in Wednesday morning,, the pW Sale—Visit Our Shop and See rj obtained for the contests which will on the cltiyhanks along New Bruns- asking the co-operation of tht com- n| Ilahway took Madgyessy inti o i , _ _, - Ml wick avenue. This matter was refer- 011 be held in the afternoon. The local mittee. It is requested that the pub- tody on a technical charge of mj » R«»fd Saving! WOW! post has received replies from a num- red to the health officer with the rec- lic join in celebrating1 the day and -brighter. m——————^——^—— ber of Legion posts that are expected ommendation that he take immediate that business places close, at noon; Although the buckbrmrd in n' to enter their bands and corps in tru steps Ufi stop the dumping. that all citizens display the flag- Tne Shirninian was riding was reduced Custom-Tailored contests. Prizes in gold will be award The meeting was the date set for Mayor will issue a proclamation in Kindling wood, and the driver was ed to the winning posts. Arrange receiving bids on the contract for a line with the request of the post. The Filially injured, the little horse that IB and Top Coats ments are now being completed to sewer in Schoder avanae. Two were proclamation appears in this issue. was drawing the vthiclc escaped with- treat the visitors to sandwiches and received: one from George A. Mc- Fire Company No. 11, of IieUn out a scratch. AT coffee. MISS VIRGINIA SILSBEE ALLEN Laughlin, $2,958.55 and the other ill h bride at church wedding in Brooklyn on | ' r> nigan, *3,164.4O. The notified the committee of a carnival Shirinian lived alone in a ohe-room $25.00 The Woodbridge Legionnaires are Sew-aren .girl who fn|m Q g U last night and tonight in front of the cement house at the foot of Home- also planning a dance for Saturdai- October 11. She will become the bride of William Stanley Hliss of Phil contract was awarded to Mclaughlin. flrehouse in Harding avenue, Iselin, -tead avenue—alone as far as human Values $35 to $40 evening October 19. Stanley C. Pop- adelphia, son of Mr. and Mr;. William S. BUHS, of Hallway. Two ordinances for improvements and asked perm i MI on to clo*e the companions were concerned. But h* ter who is the chairman of the Am- were passed on third and final read- street to traffic on the two evenings. had plerrty of company. There were 16 oz. All-Wool True Blue ings. One provides for a sanitary sew- Serge, Extra Pants $5.00. erican Legion Day Committee states The permission was granted. twenty-six dogs of all-breeds and that thus far, response to the affair r in Wildwood avenue; the second T.he clerk and engineer were di- sizff that shared the little house with haa been favorable. Many Activities Planned At uthorizes a storm sewer in Port rected to advertise for bids for the him at night. And there were three S, In a proclamation issued Monday, {ending. The ordinance to widen Port Reading sewer contract, the hor.-es which lived in the yard. Great J£ Mayor William A. Ryan set aside avenue was continued 04 the Wildwood avenue sewer contract, and piles of broken shipping cases were Saturday afternoon, October 19, as a Get Together Of Womans Club able. the eontract to open and grade Etm .••tacked up agnin.it the outside walls half holiday, and requested that local Two new ordinances were passed street in the Hopelawn section. uf the house. merchants co-operate with the Am- Organization Has First Fall Meeting In Congregational Church n first readings. One provides for the John Drennan, of Iselin was ap- Shirinian made his living off thied tu hel h meeting . The president graciousl Council, of which County Prosecutor minutes after 'one" o'clock. "lie"'talk-! P V 'tenting their while he was riding a motorcycle, j iliary of Trinity Episcopal church homes. The civic chairman, Mrs. J. J. welcomel d those who were present. | the improvement committee. John B. Toolan is president, which ed two minutes before one fifteen in , operates the camp for the undernour- Tami was riding south in Pearl street [ opened their fall meetingmeetings Monday " " "'"• •""'•; ' .. ' f ' t: ' ' Dunne, showed a picture of the foun- MrsMrs.. HH.. Dt).. ForFordd anandd MrsMrs., HorshacHorshackk ! Ul ht l l ished children of the county, is. mak- ami ran into a car owned and driven with a luncheo' n served.....:. at the Paris- h i| f !'• »*;" " 'i' ,1 i ' r " tain to be placed in the new park by were voted into the club. Miss Elea- two minutes after one lifteen in fav- tain to be placed in ing an effort this year- to make the I,;v Raymond Jackson, of Dunham j House. Twenty-eight members were the club. The civic committee will nor Farr, vice president of the Jun- Camp Fire Girls ; T i iH; l or of the men of forty ond over. camp a year round project. place' . A**t th""e" tim* e Tam°'"i '•'•wa-s *ridin"~g present. Mrs. Carl Williams, assisted hold u benefit card party on Monday ior Woman's Club, thanked the club Several Kotarians were the guests for inviting her to the luncheon and Mr. Howell plans to communicate uith his'feet on the handle-bars of by Mrs. R. A. Koch, had charge of uf the Woodbridge Club. night, October 21, in the Craftsman's th.' motorcycle. He was treated by asked the members of the Woman's with all the Rotary Clubs, Masonic the luncheon. Club. In The Movies orders, Lions Clubs, etc., regarding ltr. B. W. Iioaglun• ed from advertising any church serv- and Wife Hosts To Eighty In business session, moving pictures ices. A bell was presented to the mis- standing books of. the season. It will work of each department and urged worker. Mrs. Wolfe is visiting all the ment. were taken of the group to be used two hundred ex-campers every month, l.out- Zt-hrer, at, 39 Grant street, sion from the people of England but Elizabeth-Carteret Hotel. also be the tenth birthday party of the drama chairman" to enter the the elub. The drama chairman, Mrs. tournament for club plays and the in the, picture, "The Story of Wood- seeinj^that they attend the clinics for fcewaren, was drivf|i(r southward in they were not allowed to ring it. Tne bridge". The picture was taken by Rahway avenue, Sunday night when Spanish people claimed the ringing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leon, well F. Mflyo, read a letter from the Little music chairman to enter the state the corrections of all physical ail- Theatre Tournament of Pei(th Am- music contests. Dun Dome of the Supreme Produc- ments, securing the cooperation of hi> car came together with one owned nf the bell would advertise a church known here and in Perth Amboy, tion Co. Inc., of Red Bank. After the and driven by Edward Moracwski, of service. When Porto Rico was freed :eU»brated their thirty-fifth wedding boy asking the club to.enter in the Mrs. Boynton told of a quotation all other welfare and social service contest. $25 will be awarded for rthe picture was taken, Mr. Dorn was a organizations, and inaugurating ed- ~-'2 Kast (Irand street, Rahway. The from the rule of Spain, the mission anniversary Thursday night in the which read "Stop, Read, Think and guest of the group. rur was coming out of the driveway church bell was rung to proclaim ball room of the Elizabeth-Carteret best original play written and $25 ad- Digest. What are you doing for your ucational schemes—such as nutrition of the White Star farm. Wadeslow their freedom. It is now called the Hotel, in Elizabeth. Eighty guests, ditional to the one whose play is pro- Community?" She asked thai ) who shall have a. 111. There will be six glasses: ; our branches of engineering. moii's Zoological Animal Corpora- ed and very gentle elephant that de- li>r, Mr. und Mrs. Charles Safran, been concerned in any motor vehi- First class—Annuals and perennials. Sunday, a force of men will construct ights in giving the little folks a ride. First year men are not allowed to tion an organisation that hag been in Mrs. E. Garten, Mr. and Mrs. A. cle accident resulting in death, per- Second class.'—Dahlias.; 1 the miniature building. A record ot- The Chapman concern is in reality Greenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Mox Kauf- Third class—Roses. register in any special . department tc^idanee is expected. Many pupils busings more than fifty years. The sonal injury ur damage to property as courses for the first year &v« -the business started in England and has a clearing hou,se for animals. The man, Mr. und Mrs. S. Stamler, Mr. to the extent of $100 or more; unless Fourth clu;ss—beat bowl arrangement will be given diplomas, and promoted main business of the company is to und Mrs. 11. F. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. same for till groitpa, but according to higher departments. Rewards for been in various locations in this coun- such person can furnish evidence of of cut flowers. to preferences mentioned, the most secure animals in their native jungles A. S. Kummer, all of Elizabeth; fiiiuncial ability to respond thereafter Fifth class—beat basket arrangement regular attendance will be distribut- try \hout three weeks ago the com n Africa, Australia, Asia und other jopulur is chemical engineering ,with puny leased the Jackson farm in Lake Judge Hubert Carey, Jersey City; Mr. in damages for bodily injuries to the of cut (lowers. ed. The pastor, Rev. Ernest Abbott .list&nt lands and bring them here and Mrs. Iljoward Barrett, Madison. •forty-two, closely followed by electri- will speak on the subject: "Charac- avenue nt-ar the Uahway line, I he extent of at least Five Thousand Sixth cluss—potted plants. cal with forty-one. Mechanical and u where they are retained until they ($5000) Dollars for injury to one The judges will be Fred Baldwin, ter Materials fur Church Building. zon had been located in Kenmlwurth. ecome acclimated. Then they are civil were each designated by thirty- It was moved to the Woodbridge lo- person in one accident and Ten of Woodbridge; J. Baumann, of Ruh- vo men. ciUI to ZIIOH and circuses. Entertains at Cards Thousand (10,000') Dollars for an in- way, and Mrs. A. Boughton, chairman cation where the company plans to The company does not hamtl< When the first convocation of the enlarge it. jury to more than one person in one of gardens of the Perth Amboy Wo- many uf the larger cats on account Mrs. J. Y. Johnson, of Freeman man's Club. Prizes will be awarded term way held on Tuesday in Camp- The collection include* animals not accident and for damage to property bell Hall, Dean Allan It. Cullimore HARDIMAN'S of the danger and terror caused, by street, entertained at two tables of of others to tht> extent of at leant in each class. usually found in captivity in this these vicious brutes when they es- card*•Monday night.-High scores were told the freshmen that the college PHARMACY One Thousand (?l,000) Dollars in Th© entries are open to all resi- was encouraging a man-to-maji at- country except in such institutions as cape. The tiger a.nd the leopard ure '--•--mad' e •b• y Mis•••'-a m_.i..Evelyn_ r._-u.._,Baldwin_ , M„.__ any one accident. A Ed. L. Hardiman, formerly of the Bronx Park Zy. Thtjre is, for in- dents of the township. The club mem- titude rather than a teacher-pupil one the only big cats in the collection at Dorothy Jellyman and Miss Florence bers hope this show will be the means Seaman's, Perth Ambov stance, a .» pair of- kangaroos, ful Baldwin. Delicious refreshments were The moat satisfactory way of meet- and that contact with professors of- present. .ng* the requirements of the above of creating more interest in flowers fered an opportunity for training in grown and vigorous; there are end The location leased in Woodbridge served. The other guests were: Miss and gardens in the township. The leas species of monkeys including the Lillian Richards, Min» Margaret Jelly- Act ia to provide yourself with prop- the personnel problems of the • en- contain* several acres and the com- er automobile Insurance. Onr rates show will be open from 2 p. m, to 8 gineer. notable dog-faced monkeys that, na pany plans* tu develop an amusement man, Miss Adele Warter, of Wood- p. m. o'clock. PRESCRIPTIONS bridge, and Miss Adolpha Koyen, of are lower than those of most com- turalists B»y, band together in packi park in connection with the zoo. of ten or a dozen and fight mucli Perth Amboy. „_ panies and w« would appreciate the Called For and Delivered Lake avenue U a continuation of opportunity of quoting you. Com- D, P. OeYOUNG The Frederick H. Turner Co. larger animals. Fighting in pack* Stephens street in Rahway. It begins Notary Public — thst« moRksys haw been kjjywn U iwealth Casualty Company, D.-.P. 1 : Insurance Cor] Rahway Avenue at St. Georges ovoimt n«ar th* BLA HOUMW fw Sal* and for Bant ««d Qr««n kill full grown lion*. Roosevelt school and become* Lake Cll WOODBEIDGE INDEPENDENT FRl I > A V, PETTTMBTE 2" fAGE TWO *- ' NEW Y£RK^ PARIS GOTHAM IS CITY ****n^.. THE PERTH AMBOY FASHIONS OF THE MISSING T» "•»*•"*« [,, ry-.,> NATIONAL BANK Scarlet Ha* He«w 102 Smith Street, Opposite Kin* St., Perth Amboy, N. J Year—Si* Vanity M«i Play Controlled and Supervited b» More Than 23.000 Perton. l inj Fir»t Game 'j'hf tniled StaU> Government Disappeared in New VACATION AND TRAVEL CLUB York Uit Year. DepoiiU 50 cm!, or more paji.bU w«klr Tol.l amount caB :- f:r,< .—M'/rt ti f* or mort, p»yaoi« «<»ir ToUl amount cao b, II "r*~*"* * ^.tWrrwr a. «y time .ft.r .!« month. 5 art rifj IMK' jejir. a'. to th* t half '«,- lnter*.t Allowed in botb Clubi on $1.00 or more nrjnuaJ r»?j''80.(; »•"» aftemoor f -.t- 1NTFRFST CREDITED ON SPECIAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT^ '•witlj. 7JiU» 1» tbe higher ](,.;<, Mauor,. pf BarTk olr, S.(urd.y E»>in|< r»ri.'-".I'.TI- h Offic«r« and Director*: Ifi- II cbp.rge of tbii (itjoe of tbt po- f«flitr"i« third K ; . ; >...;. •-••.-. r.:- »-;IT '. ,.,,„.• 'hMf. M, PH' T:, Vice-Prepid' li'."e work Provkiertce, n Hs") ' ••'•*' , ,|.,...,-,.!.( Milce W. f.i The figure* for the current year Dirfftori: fen team, tht pe which »il LoW**veft pOlDt t(' tl*fc e§tUb!i8tiID€Dt 0> Tr.t, J. HanMir: August Kl^udt !.» much unlikt f t itll! higher rwwd (or 1Mb. boreet Krank Van Syck • W. Guy Weaver otticlttll IdiO r y". '•' vertuerf, :t h r,', wort usonlij coriie* u«*r 96 liver y caute more worry «:: h ioav/Vrif raahlor, unotii 17.05C *,r in building construction %tnme (jrnmu^ fur iututnn n«r *•*' Tliix vuKn lit newnntK \\r% Ir f.rf lx\ than any other tingle item. tht uiK for '.h* >o->.t-t Tb< In tti<- rt divid« tli*tx Kr*,* *.r» mi th' (Hi! BUJJI by» wltfclD N"» York rltj inti Our delivery *y§lem en- fj» 4«- 'tmw or Xra^ya ASU-r all bo»* «imlu? frfiri. crtUer cities OD •IHTII* •k!<-' If i. w-parKU aklri hi* liaBie ttie IVA W'V. rw»is tli&' i* >'-ar f/r injr •<, •»re fon^t th« ablet you to obtain the 7,45?> ru*rj BLO n-oujet trorr tli* five irv ai/(! uiiK a.t/O'i'. '.h* jacket* orwii'iir> utr.or.y ttx. 'ttbrld UMjd for Tit mlseiug per right kind of lumber both 1 .<•»< in '.)<<»• uijul' to' Kodtar th» IT.UM of Ui*«e it rarlcras part? of the world Tl»t rt> when and how you want i«rh iiiuiuTa/'turi-r of wbc »^aW jn-aj»or; gi maln jittn «cv costly penalties and disap- rom OIJ' of tnwL poll'.* department* UK! iiuf hmmji, f. >u hli aaperlc Of UJ* Mi unideD Thf partir ui^r Rtxlivr fabric choaen pointment on the part of <1*»(J wlthit. '.ije wivirciut of New for UK J^ciet e of ":rmka*aplurri<• Uurfedu durtnj tbe ye«r it'i a. )irv«ly mtLterloJ eveo tf tt do*« Tiiil ic»i>-f cti'v 8-S uiiaexinritH! for louiic; hk<- a kuaak&n rvvoliiUoii Her*: Traiket) 200,000 Rumwi/t. ! K Ir l crmuijr belye with a Tbt actual *"i*k of tti* uurean If bandl«rd uy <;SIJ:. JMIL H Ayert with a r.nf conHi^itij! of 3T M »Dfl 6 niih thn4 ha* rasaed ascli fl>;ie'itivMs '!6[)t*ln Ayeri BE hU II^W Zeolth !• }oura mi t ciiargt (i? tuit work ID \VA WOODBRIDGE \te liidw'lor, iiitt ofBe« be bat 666 .hi nmr* 'Ian 'Mi.iM.' rucawayt LUMBER COMPANY ii a Prvacriptioa far t tutalfc 1E t tie repof (Jo Dot li ( ^ekly Coldi, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, riudc crimiDhit mifl fugitive* fron. BUILWNG MATERIAL STOKE Bilious Fever «nd Malaria. wbo or% l«*ing KOQgtit t'J tbfr icparttneot en variotit ebbrge* Balance VOODBRIDCC KE» JOST It it tin moat apeedr rened? The [*r»otis ID whom Mils bureau I)- Interested ore criminallT Inoffensivt' the fineit rutlio to yojar Tbe police intereet \n t»iem Is nuuerb musical Inilrumrnt to merely lor-oUnc ihctE for ure. The photograph to tbe relabel sod flndlii^ ont WIJ.T tbey ran Hlmply must come In to a«e Netv Energy Comes Inapetior l»ioovnn wiid. e you—whothcr yoq a» "Many of tb« run»wa.vt baw trtea • Model To Children to get »»uy (rum tbelr poor fsvlron ! Tew partou tatiixc tkal tk* n*ct," Inapenor rwmoT«n poiDlfxi oat •Jcpia.vi mimt tmbt», iactudkaf rectt«er M>»uai> (cot u »n orf»r. of tkt J 'They are ID many Inataoeet cliildren •rm-pU nrcm- VOVtHJL awa-p*U anpUHcatico ID tin* ori>n tkeft art who tieTe rfbfllt-il ugalDM s t<* rlgifl TRADE IN by their ptreuu or forceO ' Urn P«w<* 4eteeOoa. AaUmaOt pboovcrmpk k«iira to fie* overrrowijerj houdnt? rondltlong kr*-bv> paaia«k > of Kufb hatlll tutrgy to tkw fe«t Kcf- of tbe p'jow »e<.iioii6 of tbe dty. ID j YOUR OLD RADIO l«ct*e In tbt cfiV of .ruiian-fcy cltildren, tbe fret of *ny girl jisrenu arA oficL at fault because or hoy froni one thej f'Trfiyf ",it< rhlldren require a to twenty-one. rertalE \p~i»::a of For '.kit HUM money you pay for ordinary Payi for Stolen Meal j •Loci you 283 Madison Ave. Perth Amboy, N. J. CAD g«t by Cleaning House ! Trlnldul, <;«..;o.—Tin fabletl tblfef of i story aoij myth UDS \U evidence here: # acicwrtric at the home of Mrt H.jger Albo. URLS Wliec Mrt. A;oo tiurne',[<:t;'~ thsl (out one bad vieuef) her home. Sbe WBB more than nuriiriw-d <, fiud the disbe» I washed, the flom t-wepi und thingg 1L JUVENILE general tirtiw U[J UaklLj^ no iiivi.-fc-.;.•,;.'iuE gtie founo SOMMERS SHOES SHOP this note: "Deur ladv: "Ate- a little grxtj ab 1 was broke. 144 Smith St. Perth Amboy 1 dlil not louih anything else ID the buu&e, hut cleaned ii ui> a little u N . P. A. Trust Co., Tel 798 matter of returiiinj; b favor. I thank youte very lois. ••A lirvci'v MAN • Vacation Season Is Now Over Your Attention Naturally turns to Coming Social Activities and What to Wear LKT MI; SOLVE YOUR COAT PROBLEMS WHETHER THEY BE OF CLOTH OR FUR Your FUR COAT has prub- YOUR CLOTH COAT—A new ably been forgotten. Now iuthe lime to have it examined, It fur collar or cuffn—or possibly s::V3lY«vt!'»\fc rellnej wui "•»•ii '™k »*' presejit-day style. ' new. ' • If you contemplate buying a New Fur Coat M the new iutcroartuoal Kuatkn iut 1930, die cat ., ank us about our Trade-in Plan rc-stylct tbe product of the cntin b&mtry, SIX- 69" new Maudard* of pdiunnuK* Mul aamdsmt. Have Your Fur* Cleaned EVERY NEW STYLE FOR new »nd ttartllng v-Ju««, fl.lt>, ^ ^ Wfc»d«r 8ta THE FURRIERS WAY A LOWER PRICED COMPANION looki an4 behave* like $500.00 mon ihaa it coato, • THE NEW SKASON- It preservea the pelts and re- TO THE FAMOUS rwl chaUenfe to dl America. See cfak pwtf UM nstsopintion is biffin 12 9 9 AVENEL Building and Loan linff » npw scrips in October nnd iti» ronspriuently horipd that moro *f -~Mr. and Mrs. William Kuzmink fort to pnlnrifi" it* mpmbcrship will Air Riding in Airplane and family spent Sunday at the homp the aim of the officer* tit induce MHJS Landing. N. J.—i «torj of a — William Krujr left on Sunday for if Mr. and Mrs. S. Brinscoe, of Perth every family in Avenpl to bolnng. In mi-M with ix'ii llmt IHIII an Ptw while flying a mile Boston wherp he has accepted « busi- Amboy. Head Talks Thrift In tho nlr sounds like nnture-faklng, ness position. —Mr. and Mrs. Clair Morrow left —Helen Senft attended a party lull here In one (hut did It, aWhnugfi given in honor of Louise Galiada at D. P. D*Young Addrettet Pub- The Perth Anilmy Savings Institution It cnn't he »nlil thnt It flew on In for Princeton on Wednesday where Mr. Morrow will enter the Theologi- the Galiaria home in Woodbridge, lic School Children In Aven- <>wn wings. Instead of that, the hen Saturday afternoon. WHS ilttlnR fn II hnnket, carried ID an cal Seminary for his senior year of el — Laudi School Saving work. —Miss Lorene Dickerson was reg- nlriilnne find didn't know thnt she was istered in the Household Arts and Plan. any higher thnr her usual nest at —Mr. and Mrs. $V. Boulker, and Science Department of Pratt. Insti- on, of Brooklyn, spent the week end home. tute of Brooklyn on Tuesday where Dirk P. peYoung, vice-president at th« home of Mrs. Boulker's par- she will take a course in dietetics The hen Belongs to young Jack ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, Sr. of the Avenel Building & Loan As- PERTH AMBOY Hrogiin, of Mays l.iiiuHng, As a this coming winter. sociation, gave a talk to the children —Miss Elizabeth Maye of Linhurst, —The executive board of the Wo- neiihcw of B. J. liters, the boy was 1., spent the week end at the home at the Avenel school last Tuesday on man's Club meets this afternoon at the subject of thrift. In the course of UPHOLSTERED Riven the opportunity to mnke a flight of her friend, Miss Norma Donegan. the home of Mrs. P. J. Donato to In the Ford trl-tnninrwl plnne that —Mrs. C. Blickle, of New York, his remarks he pointed out the im- make plans for the year book for theportance of saving in the develop- FURNITURE has hpcn (lying over Atlantic Cltj spenj the week end at the home of coming year. rerently. Mr. and Mm. E. Grode. ment of the child's character and ex- —Rally Day will be observed by plained that whereas thrift wns form COMPANY Young HroKnn wnntod fo take hts —Mr. and Mrs. William Soper and the Presbyterian Community Sunday erly stressed with a view to hoarding hen nlong,, nnd It w<>m In n hasket. family and Mrs. A. Brower spent school on Sunday with appropriate up for old age, saving is now em Repairing Re-Covering Sunday visiting- Mr. Soper's parents exercises. It will algQ be Home Com- Just before the plnne came

AT $20.00 Values up to $40.00 It's A "Thank You, Perth Amboy" Sale Sizes H6-48; Greys, Blue.s, And- Our Home Town Tells us that it has been a "mighty Tan Mixtures and Pencil fine" thank-you. That the values the Sale has brought are Stripes. the Greatest seen in years! That the Selection is wonderful! The furniture striking! The Prices drastically cut below anything anyone would expect! But, the Sale is ending soon' Get your share of the Bargains Now!

WE DOUBLE The Sale Celebrates ISSUE AND ^sjk our taking over REDEEMtf DOVLE 8 The Entire Gibian CUNNEEN Bldg. GREEN STAMPS ON GREEN STAMPS SATURDAY FINAL DAYS pantry the painless way with 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite SAPOLIN SPEED ENAMEL GLOSS FINISH His no smelly odor—leaves no laps or brush marks!. ., Dries hard and smooth as glass in 4 hours and produces a glossy, lifting finish ... In 17 new colors—also black ana white. SoU and Kcsommndai by. ' HUMPHREYS & RYAN ZZS 74 fyllin Street :"H'--:*?;$w Woodbridge, N. J.

Window Shades 3-Pc. VELOUR SUITE 10-Pc. DINING SUITE Salt) 1 Made to measure with side lu the UitMsimluii Suit-1 3-PIECE DAVENO-BED SUITE }n th« hems at no greater cost than IN Till; KXI'ANSION SA1.K! $ '129 S 100 Hegulu-ly «*M! ready made shades HDfuluriy KtSO! 159 Itrjiilil;. *3» Von late a lall 1140 *n this suite A real bii run «ave a lull ilii SB this Illto! Jai4 another lain! Three pleees — as phota'd — in ehees.-J ci.imple i>! toe values in this UMf 8*1«! Ten Til- S,lf lli.il ha» bun the TALK OK PEKTH *M:;.JY i» ntarlm Illf Kill! dinnr «mi piece., well ballt, aad baaalifldly nloOt with reversible cushions and backs ul liivr >oa lakui tall iJvJMlajc ul the Irvmcniluui navinii it is LMIII.II,: SJ>- t CURTAINS and DRAPES planes In Beared vetoar. Guaranteed sprint ctiu tlnlnhed la walnut. Incladlnj eltanaUu table, injjs til v I ,„!! will no I be ulilc In duplicate alter Hit Sale mils! S»viii|a In I. vllif balTtl. china, service. h«st chair a»4 An (meat ttruetlont They'ra bun selllni treoMPdotialy last Kueui, Uiiuif Huoiii. 13«druuu furniture! Fur Instance, on IhU Dsvtno-Hillte —and the Bale la near!** the -end—select vuur> chairs. The suite Is esactlj a< ph»W«—• awf- Made to Order JQV save a full %VW. Three mabaive nieces—at ubolo'd. Well built, upholstered vcloas value'. Order Enrtj! tamorrowt Order tarlrt in (oad veluur. An outslaiidln( barcaln! UM WEKKLV—M MONTHS TO tA¥ Jl.W WKEKLV-18 MONTHS TO PAY »1.1)0 WEEKLY—1« MONTHS TO MI A phone callor a post card and a representative will S2S call. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 P. M. No additional charge for hanging them! y HQ<

i Soiltli mt. cor. Madison Akve* Perth /liuboy, HI. ••• 154 Smith St. Perth Amboy Phone 1020

^:^;>!i;.-j"*^,:^i New: World Told in Pict

Starting Air Tour of Caribbean Playing Football at Night Some Premature "Rough Stuff*

•SMAFi'K!) AT ATLANTIC CITY—Temple Ur.!'. =:;:•;.' and Gtorge'.osn teams forcH op^n ".he Jootball • ,. •. ••< . ••',. •.,.••:... \iVA ;l..r.1 i:. ' .'• l'.r.ar|<-na Rf)S« by staf;ng a strenuous ^r.mmaje it Atl*nti« C:-.T, where the two teams are In training. Bowl '•',' •'•". rifi''.:i ''• '•'•••:.;:ii( ifiriK-i j,.;i.ff] IIN'I'T '!,'• '.n^innflous 1 rj^r:r ,ti -rjr-, • ,.- ;; • • HII'-'I in 'i.' r:i:r,',:••. M(li)ri: An uii.i.sUal night Col. and Mr«. Chnrlrs A. Lindbergh in front of their plane at Koosc- ir*.",n •'.'/ *"i/f-r. 'J ::'.r\% <*' <''<'u'-i. '•> *>Tn/Jti'"'* ff-r 'h** r-vrnlng games. Night View of Tolrio's Broadway velt Reid before setting out lor Miami, whence they departed on a 7,000-mile Latin-Anicrlcun trip. Commemorative Medal

In commemoration of the memorable world flight of the airship "'draf Zeppelin the Prussian mint has coined a commemorative medal in "v; Y',:<: rr.fr*. in -".': Hr/.«rl P':..'..;;.'.'• ar..a to gold, silver and bronze. The medal.shows the portraits of Count Zeppe- hn. the inventor; Dr. Dun, the constructor, and Dr. Eckener, the Captain SNAPPED AT TOKIO-A vie* o( Tokio's nigh I ::'.". ::; J::.r.". o'. ::.s U:.t:.j r.a'.;on. OS the airship. ' " Modern Eve Balloons Open National Flower Show "Sweet Ad-o-line!"

The National Flower Show being held at Ho. ton was opened by rrk-asiiiK hundri-ds of Miss Owen Dew of Detroit and Mias Kuthlei-n C'.iftord ol Hollywood, Cal., holding mat *tre re- leased while planes overhead dropped flowers on ihe city. ( Heii' an- l,,, A:..v;ris famous suiting cuppers wlio have achieved nuw.al .j;i.f alter bv.ux iho:.en out of the entire Los Angeles pol'. a Rum Boats Behind the Bars lorce for :hi-'.r dulcet voices. Officers John D. Meehan ileft) and R. ?. , Goener, at to;,, W E ahepiiard ileft) and W. L. Wiie, at bottom.

SNAPPED AT WENATCHEH. WASII.-Mls;, Vttda (JuininiiiKS eat- Perfects New Type Loud Speaker ing one of the apples (rom the Wenattliee district—world's greatest apple producing area—which produces 20,000 carloads annually. New Innovation in Bread Baking

Cimiles (in'b b tl IJIiiiiiuo baker. In pluti- of water lie Ubt 1 r 1 v*v*^ im'li. ,'T*:u fm))$ pioUtln, milk inliieu!i> H d 1'iti rnilk suijar i KNAl'i'EU AT MICH h,u..s in ,I1! An unu.u.l w,,v Mlmi.cl illilk Bollds'mUI'fert'ully tu the in,'.: i'!., ;.j qualities of th J; ,.- b,..;,- ,„„„• >•,„„„ .uul ,adu, *cU,,,tM w|,., i louf qt tneail. pid.ol IJ.I-,1- here M by WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT

Mr. and Mm. Joseph Galaida Rreckenridge Guild Plan* Local D. A. R. Hat Sunshine Class Makes St. James Sodality To* How to Entertain For Daughter Worw for Full and Winter Fir»t Meeting of Season Mrs. Fred linn Heads Plan* For Buiaar Hold Benefit Card Party

Varicose Voins The Janet GnifP Chapter It. A. R. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cnlni.ln, of The full activities nf the Breck- held its first meeting nf the season I'lnn* were mad* for the minimi The Sodality of St. .Inmns church Main street., delightfully entertained! pnridcje (luild were started Monday Monday afternoon at the liome of Auxiliary To Post bazaar of the Sunshine Class, at will hold a public benefit card party itai|, (,<-iillr and Upward Toward the Saturday afternoon, in honor (if the their regular m«tinu; held Monday Monday night, next in the school su ni(fht, at the (iuild meeting nt the Mrs. Frank R. Valentine, The vice Ili-nrt n« Blood In Veins Flow eighth hirthday of their dmijrht.er, Selected A» President of Auxil- niRht lit the home of Mr%. Wifhnm ditorium. Card* will start promptly at home »f Mrs. .). K. lirerkenridRe. recent, Mrs. II. W. Von Hrenien 1 That Way Louise. Tim little Kuest of honor re- presided at the meeting and the de- Baker in Irvington. The bazaar will H:Ifi. Many beautiful prizes will fe* reive<| many pretty gifts. Games were I'lana were made for the winter's iary To American Legion he held this year on MovemVr 22. awarded. Tickets may be purrhMPd plnyed and there was dancing. votional service was led hy the Chap- work and committees were appoint- lain Mrs. II. A. Tappen. An invita- Post Here—Other Officers Miss Klna IWgie nrf'ided at the at the door or from the committ**. Many people have become despon- Refreshments were served at a meeting. Refreshments will be on sale. ' ed. The RuiM will conduct the usual tion was read from the state regent. Elected. arnvcment which will continue until the Merrill, Dickie Young, Elennor Mer- pent Weaver; secretary, Mrs, Rudolph The inemtfen pr*9*M Vwte: Mrs. Completes Study Book chairman. Those wishing to attend Voeker; treasurer, Mrs. Howard K!y; William Donovan, wl YCarteret; Pntrick. Cecelia Rader, Margantt. ••i-iiis and bunches arc reduced to rill, of Woodhridgc; Frances Taylor, will notify IHrs. Valentine. Kelly, Margaret l,e»hy, Katherino normal. l ( ll lir (1 ylnr historian, Mrs, Selmar Christensen; Mrs. Andrew Slinqnsen, «rt. ckwsren, "r ;l" ' T ; T" ' The regular monthly Announcement was made of the rehabiliatinn chairman, Mrs. William Mi^s Emily L*Wtnc«, of JUnwny; (!racc>, Helen Oority, Cecelia Habin- of a bronze tablet to he ak. Rose Gerityy, Alice Bergen, Fran- Indeed, so powerful is Emerald Oil Senft, of Mesick; chaplain, Mrs. J, F. Lorch. Mrs. Wilhur Bowifer, pf Brooklyn, tlrt old chronic sores and ulcers are "Avenel. nrity, Phi Chuptcr, was held Monday on the grave nf .Innet Gage The installation of officer* will be Mrs. H. A. Tappon^ Mr*. William ces Jordan, Margaret Bergen anj in the Methodist Episcopal cemetery. often entirely hcMed and anyone whn night at the home of Mrs. A. 0. held at their next meeting, when the Howe, Mrs, Harry Baiter Jr , Mrs. Margaret Jordan. Main street, on Armistice Dajy, is disappointed with its use can havi Hrown, of Main street. The chapter officers will receive pins appropriate Kred Schweiwr, MM. John Cnmp. rrimi 'letod the study of the mission November U. Mrs. B. H. Wnlling to their office. It was voted to donate Mr^i. Albert Thftfrgson, Mrs , John their money refunded. —• Sny "I saw your advertisement in !iml book "Friends in Africa" with Miss j Mrs. A. R. Bergen were ai.point- 15 to the family of on ex-service man Lewis. Mrs. Edwin Pottejr, Mr; Woodbridge Girl Leaves thp Woodbridge Independent." — pfl ln Hnrriet Tuziak as leader. charge of'arrangements. in Fords. The next meeting will he Russell Th«-regaon,.MiM Ednn Bcrgh, Mrs For School of Mission* A reporp t of the yyear's work will - Valentine, the retiringg re- held Monday, October t4, at the nud Miss t>ai»y Madsen o^ Wond- be given at the annual church meet- gent, was presented with n past Re- home of Mrs. Fred Linn, in Kidgedalr bridgf. Miss Irene Walling, of High street, ing in October. Following the busi- gent's pin from the chapter mem- left Tuesday for Hartford, Conn, ness session, refreshments were serv- bers in tokf>n of tnrlr llPV(> an(l where she will enter the Kennedy KEEP WARM! BUY NOW! f im ed by the hostesses, Miss Alice Pen teem" . En«if*n«nt Ann»uiiceJ school nf missions. Misn Walling ** Mrs. J. E. Brccki.'nridge made the Mrs. Martin Newcomer Mr. der and Miss Carolyn Lauritsen. and Mr*.'I>aniel B<>naingrrg, , preparing for missionary work in Ja- presentation. Refreshments were pan. She wns accompanied by her Entertains Bridge Club iimrch street, announce the engage- served by the hostess. Thes Sportswear hosti The next meeting of the unit will also be on sale. will he held Wednesday, November Miss Helen Wargy;is is JANE PARIS SHOP li, ;it the himie of Mi- Ilixon, upper! chairman. She will be assisted by Mis i.Main street. Mary Greens and Miss Mary l'alko. 141[Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. BOUOKTAH AUCT\OMEERVI You are cordially invited to attend our opening tomorrow at 10:30 A. M, JANE PARIS SHOPE with all Ihe glorious new, and charming youthful creations, at specialis- ed prices, cordially invites you to see the new dress shop,

JANE PARIS SHOPS is an in- spiration — dedicated to style i n dresses a t inexpensive V,«1'" 'J; F ISoioHfoACTOOIB Ovir Store WILL BE MOBBED fcttn this ritwj Uaki out and the crowdi will come a' prices! Constantly, in fact runni'ij wlisn the doors fly optn tomorrow. Friday, «t 9 A. M.— Prices are cut BEYOND! daily, Jane Paris Shops, pre- BF.I.1KF—Co»U uul froSt. have B™ RIPPED! CUT! md SLASHED! ai nev« teen sent every new dress creation before in ill NGVYfiTK ^e $l<"" •"> i«mjned from floor to ceiling wjlh everything • in all the fashionable fabrics— in .uto and naio mcesiitiei and il aU go.. AT PRICES THAT WILL COMPEL BUY- the exact type of dress to he ING! We kive SLASHED PRICES RIGHT »nd LEFT. The Gre»te»t Btrjain you «ei t&w arr mere ihadowi compared with these— found .at ..the ..-fine ..specialty shop, at very much higher .AUTO 6L0\rV-OUJ prices, but offered here at the p inexpensive Jane Paris prices SE T ^•«' i that will amaze you. OF- S* 5

\ VJlflC Charming CHEESE ClOTH CIGAR 3oits°« yfmC ni New Fall fill Other Sties at 9 DUCO « Rtp-S!ashing Prices/ VULCANIIER Dresses POLISH \AUTO 'O'^ i -StOllft And the New Silhouette Model Now f BflTTERV 5VLIT- Shown in the Higher Priced Shops Special things to think about, all ready for the youthful Miss and Woman PATCH SPOKE fiRUSH The New Tuck-In The Knitted Suit OUTFIT in cloth and silk. All important!— for school, the campus, or the big for every wardrobe dvmuiuts a tuck- game. They're warm, practical ana f-j Complete ••^JL* in costume, just n"w, an cow Pes" I ' CI6AR LIGHTER THE amazing thing about these prices isjthat they tell sa little of the value—their charming youtHful style and the $1377 /v1 line quality of the fashionable fabrics from which they X/ are made. THE materials are the new plain colored silk crepes . . . MOTOR OILr tweeds . . . printed silks . . , covert cloths . , . collars and $-.77 TIKE belts, and waistline, flares, frills and flounces all assist in Distills, TOP making the collection most uhusually interesting.

WATER R\M-fofcl C H^'^t - • 3-PCMN.T AND the new colorfe, featured at present in the most ex- pi'iicipe frock, browns, wines und blues, light and dark $4.77 shades in sizes 13 to 19; 14 to 20; 38 to 48. STOP-LEAK 14c Our Values we Believe to be Unbeatable at our Price.

vmi • ' '.. |-'..lk>'youi"t»uniit afford 1« mi" ttii* tvent! It ui.au> tli« ™nai of nuiiy doll AND WE HAVE HOSIERY! Familiti—Act Quick!— Be Aniuiiiit the tr»t lo ili.rc m tbese giett Uai|«i» - lb« yout tiu.uc. ..i). orl wurk! Be lere with lot crowrj. whea Ihe door. Hy open. jt.. Handling Only Guaranteed First Quality HOUSE It's incomparable for style and quality at our prices. It will make stead- fast friends. A sturdy service weight and a sheer full fashioned huse, &ULQS silk to the top, is offered in all fashionable colors. Made specially for. . Jane 1'aris Shops. ' , , \ 99" ;

A 45 gauge all over Chiffon Hose—l'iquot edge, extra length in all $ .29 fashionable colorings. Made specially for Jane Paris Shops. 1176 ELIZABETH AVE., 1 ELIZABETH, N. J. WOODBRHHJE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 PAGBSIX SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Jad TtmWinl N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY NOTICE la IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY . NOTICE hall be a.w.wd upon the land* in Juit Tunklm Buys modern wealth - Botwflcn The West End Build- Between Perth Amboy Building hi' vicinity thereof benefited or in- NOTICE is hereby given that the Gold hits been foond alnc« the id- and Loan Association, Complain NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that following ordinance WM adopted on makes It si-oni possible for ft man to ing and Loan Association of New- thr Tnwnshij) 'omTnittpp will hold ?<'d in value thereby to the PT- vent of European* In deposits of T§ry- have so much money that It doesn't ark, N. J., Complainant, and Kat- ant, and Rudolph Langman, i>t nk. ptit df thc benefit or incrvasp. second and third readings at a m«*t- Defendants. Fi Fa for sole of mntt t niTtinu at thf> Memorial Munkipn! injf hpld on lh<> 'JSrd day of Septem- Ing ilBfl In many corners of the Phil- mak« any rc>nl difference.—Washing-- ina Antoninu, et nla., Defendants. Hnililinir. W"'-lbrid)ro. N. J.. or iVt" '.'. This ordinance shnll t»kr effect ippine!: and before the Spaniards no- Fi Kn for sale of mortgaged pri>- gaged premises dated September I <. 1 ber 1'.''_'!•. tosi Star IXT I I. l:>L':', at :i:.'UI o'cloi-k in tli' ipiliAtrly upnn its adoption ;ini-27, 10-4. passage «i the following ordinance, lets and chain* worn by th« natives SHERIFFS SALE . .,, , -• • • • •-..• 1 i ,.,ai to me directed and delivered, I will ut which time and place ohjpi-tion- N ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE wheeled the discoverers' Interest In IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY; to mp directed and delivered expose to sale at public vendue on th»rcto may be presented by nuy NOTICE J p ep NOTICE ii hereby fiven that the FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF the Islands, and after Spanish settle- —Between Jacob Marks, Complain-1 expose to sale at public vendue on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWEN- lH\[inypr of the Township. A STORM SEWER TO BE .„? an i Jensen-Caron Builders, WEDNESDAY, TY-THIRD NINETEEN HUNDRKIi Property owners wishing to object following, ordinance was adopted on ment* were made, gold »«' regularly Inc et als., Defendants. Fi Fa for] -THlRD NINETEEN second and third readings at a meet- KNOWN AS PORT READING TY AND TWENTY-NINE may file a written objection with the STORM SEWER NO. 1. exported to Spain. sate of mortgaged premises dated j AND TWENTY-NINE At two o'clock in the afternoon of the Township Clerk prior to that date. hi'ld on the 2ttfd day nf Septem- no n Q' Be it Ordained by the Township August 21, 1929. 'At two o'clock in the nii« " said day at the Sheriff's Office in B. J. DfNir.AN, XT, By virtue of the above stated writ | the Sheriff s Office B. J. DUNIGAN, ommittee of the Township of which notes or bonds shall bear in- B it b ttd t thc sai<1 ( ay at the City of New Brunswick, N. J. Township Clerk. to me directed and delivered, I will in ,he (;ity ()f New Brupswick, N. J. Towmhip Clerk. oodbridge, in tbe County of Mid- terest at a rate not to exceed six per All the following tract or parr«i espjt: expose to sale at public vendue on AU the f())|owjng tract or parcel AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE cent per annum. All other matters in WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, | , , , .s hereinafter of land and premises hereinafter pnr- 1. A sewer as hereinafter deacrib- respect of said nAes or bonds shall f an(| prt mis< ticularly described, situate, lying and FOR CONCRETE CURB, GUTTER AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND .particularly described, situate, lying FOR A SANITARY SEWER IN d, to be known as Port Reading be .determined by the Chairman of *«ang in the Township of Woodbridge AND SIDEWALK AND CINDER >torm Sewer No. 1, shall be con- TWENTY NINE in the Township of Wood- PAVEMENT AND THE NECES- WILDWOOD AVENUE, FIFTH the Township Committee, the Town- in the County of Middlesex and State tracted as a local improvement, un- ship Clerk and Township Treasurer, at two o'clock in the afternoon thc County of Middlesex | SARY GRADING AND DRAIN- STREET, FRANKLIN STREET said day, at the Sheriffs Office iif New Jersey. AND MAPLE STREET, AND TO er and by virtue of the provisions who are hereby authorized to execute State of New .Jersey. AGE OF WARWICK STREET, f an act entitled, "An Act Concern- the City of New Brunswick, N. J. Being known and designated PROVIDE FOR THE ASSESS- and issue said temporary notes or on the Northerly side Lots Nos. 70 and 71, Blk. 373 E, on ISELIN. WOODBRIDGE TOWN- ng Municipalities", approved March bonds. All the following tract or parcel SHIP AND TO PROVIDE FOR MENT THEREOF AND FOR THE ild "M 7, 11*17, the amendments thereof 8. Said improvement shall be made of land and premises hereinafter par- "I " * nSrUTnd tnjrmap "of property entitled "Mapof THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPOR- FINANCING THEREOF. nuncieru I B(,rkflpy Terrace, situated in Iselin. Whereas, a form of agreement has nd supplements thereto and other and completed under the supervision ticularly ARY NOTES OR IMPROVEMENT aws applicable thereto, to provide and direction of the Township Com- being in Woodbridgo Township, Middlesex BONDS AND TO PROVIDE FOR >een officially approved by the Town- County, N. J., August 1025." ship of Woodbridgp and the Town- or the drainage of surplus water in mittee and according to the provi- bridge, i THE ASSESSMENT THEREOF. arteret street, Port Reading, and sions of an act entitled, "An Act and State oi new .jemcy. :,;^~ —\~~ n. .1,>,-,,, Beginning at a point on the ensi IV it r,plained t«y the Township ship of RariUu^jhich agreement has for its purp^^Hp wwerine of a por II other streets shown on the plans Concerning Municipalities", herein- Being known and designated as i Wilson Avenue; thence along erly side of Cooper Avenue, distant I wtiinitter of thc T"wn*hip of Wood- .nd specifications compiled by George before described. lots No". 66 and 67 in Block 373-E j Street North eighty-seven feet to the ea»teT- sideration of which Raritan Town lans and specifications above mcti- tent of the benefit or increase. Hundred, Thirty-Five (135) feel; Iv Jinc of Middlesex Avenue, be im- ioned. ship shall have the right to drain ita 10. There shall be taken by con , „„,. hundred feet to'Diaz thence (2) northerly, parallel with |irr.•.<->. The improvement shall also in- ment is to be done in accordance ed, to be known as Berkley Terrace clude such extension into intersecting 7. This ordinance shall take ef- Storm Sewer, shall be constructed as fect immediately upon its adoption with the plans and profile of the Port streets not beyond the property side Reading Sewer No. 1 Improvement, a local improvement, under and by lines of Warwick street as'n7ay°'be J »"2 or" the Laws of 1910, as amended and supplemented, necessary catch basins and manholes 8. The cost of Huid improvement — A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — therefor. 2. The cost of said improvement shall lie assessed upon the lands in the vicinity thereof benefited, or in- creased Jn value thereby, to the ex- tent of The benefit. 3. Thc sum of Fifty-Five Hundred ($5500.00) Dollars, or so much there of as may be necessary, is hereby ap propriataed to meet the cost of ear rying out said improvement, 4. The sewer to be constructed IMPORTANT NOTICE hereunder is to be a 20" vitrified * er beginning at the South Brahcahch oof j Rahway River on the south (jide of j Green street and extending Westerlesterly i along the south side of Green .Street approximately 470 feet to Benjamin Avenue; thence southerly along Ben- WINTER GARBAGE COLLECTION jamin Avenue to approximately 2tiu feet to a point; thence an 18" vitri- fied sewer extending westerly through lots 17 and tiO in block 373M ap- proximately -'Hi) feet to Elmhurat Avenue, together with the necessary catch basins and manholes as shown A Proclamation n the map attached hereto and made October 1st to June 1st part hereof. 5. The location of any part of said system may be changed, or the .said plans departed from by resolution of the Township Committee within the limit of the appropriation herein pro- vided for, so fur as may be found necessary in the actual carrying'out Mondays ...... Iselin of the proposed improvement because HEREAS, Woodbridge Post No. 87, of the American Legion hat of difficulty or in' the work of con- set aside October 19, 1929, for the observance of American Le- struction. <>. All the work of said improve- Wgion Day, and ment is ii, be done in accordance with Tuesdays .. North of Main St., Woodbridge the plans and profile of the' Berkley Terrace Sturm Sewer Improvement:, WHEREAS, said Post as a fitting celebration for the observance of that made hy (Juorge li! Merrill, Township flay has arranged for a celebration unusual in its kind and extensive "Engineer, and the specifications in its scope, and and Avenel herel'or, which are now on file with, i'. he Township Clerk. 7. Temporary notes or bonds aril .WHEREAS, Legion Posts from the State of New Jersey at well a* New ereby authorized to be issued from Wednesday . Southof Main St., Woodbridge init- in time, in an amount not to York and Pennsylvania will participate in the events of the day, and xcte-il tin' sum above appropriated, ursuanl to the controlling provisions WHEREAS, Woodbridge Post No. 87, as part of an organization con- f Chapter 2,12 of the Laws uf 19Hi,' •J umvndud und aupploiqentud which ceived ereven years ago, to perpetuate the best traditions of our Amer- ^ and Fords oti.1- or bunds shall bear interest at ican manhood, individually and collectively, have shed additional luttr* . rate not to exceed 6% per annum All other matters in rtspeet of said and added to the traditions of Woodbridge, which traditions extend be- lutes or bonds shall b« determined yond the Revolutionary period, uy thc Chairman of the Township Thursdays . Port Reading the Township Clerk and Township Treasurer, who arc |iereby NOW THEREFOR, 1, William A. Ryan, Mayor of Woodbridge, do pro- authorized to execute and issue said claim Saturday, October 19, 1929, as American Legion Day and urge niporury notes or bonds. Fridays Sewaren 8. Said improvement shall be made that every citizen aid the Woodbridge Po»t in carrying out the program and completed under the supervision, outlined for that day and I particularly urge the merchant* to cojfopw- i and direction of the Township Com- mittee and according to the provi- ate with the local Post so that in to far as possible that day will be a sions 'of an act entitled, "An Act half holiday to enable employees to participate in the events of the day Saturdays .... ^ ... . . Hopelawn Concerning Municipalities," hereinbe- fore described. and I tfrge every citizen to display the American colors. 'J. The cost of s*id improvement uliall be assessed up«n the lands in Given under my hand and seal this 23rd. day of September, Nine- the vicinity thereof benefited or in- creased in values thereby to the ex- teen Hundred and Twenty-nine. tent uf the benefit or increase. THE BOARD OF HEALTH 10. There shall be taken by eon- dennifcttiuii, purchase or otherwise a right of way not over fifteen feet in WILLIAM A. RYAN TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE widtji over lots 17 and tSO in block M yOr the T wn8hi 37HM as said lots are sh.own. on the im or'THE HAYOH " "' » P »' Woodbridge. NEW JERSEY * Tuwnsiiip Assessment MafK MUNICIPAL BUILDING 11. This iirdinance shall take effect SfiPTEMBEK 23, lt)29. immediately upon ils adoption and ad- vertising a.-, inquired by law.« W. I., U-27,

— Classified Ma. Bring Remits WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 PAGE SEVEN

HIS WHITE PANAMA I WAVED BY BANDIT CLEANERS USEFUL AS TRUCE TOKEN ON AUTOMOBILES Bad Man Out of 'Wild We«t* Hat Unlucky Break in Small Device Removes Dirt and Dust Before Reach* Lowest Prices Philadelphia. ing Carburetor. PMIfldelphln.-One of the first things Joe Kcllmnn did when he land- (By H O KAMRATH, Rwnrrli K.IHIUMT.) ed ID Philadelphia wns to buy him- StlrrliiK up a whirl of iluat as hn self a white 1'nnnniH hnt. t approached swiftly nn fl crnvpl rond, And one of the lust things he did l!:e motorist came to n stop In front before they threw him Into a cell of a country store. Ilia car wns cov- In Town wns to wave that white hat out ol ered with dust—there IIIKI hocn no tnilcub window (is a flng of truce rnln for two week*. o three policemen who were taking VKnouRh dust to Injure your en- Rock Bottom Trices jot sho(s nt him. gine," the venerable" storekeeper, who Joe came out of the West—Btncfc- had come out, remarked enrldge, Pa.—to show Phllndelphla a "No," the motorist replied ns he New Pack Vegetables real "hud man," He bought a guo, started away, "air cleaner tnkcB enre "IVTEWS for thrifty shoppers ... a fly cartridges and the hat. of that." When you consider the Lie hailed the tmlcnb of Joseph 8om»thlna N*w. 1 i chance to stock up and make a real Schwartz and told Schwartz to drive "Air cleanerr the (torekwper pon- saving . . . Every can freshly packed slowly out Frankford avenue. As dered Inquiringly, turning to me. tnn ... Your choice of four popular vege- the; passed the restaurant of Charles "Yes," I replied, "aren't you #Jftf« quality of our used cars and Shortnll, Kellmon told the driver to with air cleaners! Car tmlldefinpK tables. And don't forget . . . your stop. several years have been using them to nearby A&P Food Store offers an "I'm gonna get a bite te eat. You prolong the engine's life," amazing list of everyday, regular low wait for me," he said. "No," the storekeeper admitted, "lint our exacting reconditioning Curt omen Qivt Up %f. I do know from what I've seen and prices! heard that cars nowadays go very Joe walked In and pointed a gan much farther before It Is necessary to at Sliortall and the three cus- overhaul the engine I can remember tomers In the place. The; put up when overhauling was almost a week- methods, then learn the price- their hands, and Joe collected $7, It TOMATOES or CORN ly routine." IONA BRAND n ft* So being on my vacation and hav- ing plenty of time, I told Mm much I NEW PACK O cam ^fOC about this Interesting engineering de- you will agree with us that velopment PEASorSTRING BEANS '"The air cleaner," 1 explained, "Is IONA BRAND a small device that attaches to the NEW PACK carburetor. It removes dirt and dust 3 «.. 28c before It tenches th« carburetor and you get greater value and a does Its work so thoroughly that dam- age from this cause Is negligible. FLOUR S&Jft&E^jaEA However, If the dirt and dust were permitted to enter the engine, It would better deal here. SWlb. b.( 19c 7 lh. big 37o MW Ib. bag $1*13 form on the cylinder walls and becom- ing mixed with the lubricating oil, SOW YFIELD FLOUR24V4ib.b., 89c serious wear would result. Two Kindt of Cleanen. RED CIRCLE COFFEE ib. 35c "Two kinds of air cleaners are used on automobiles, the centrifugal type CAMPBELL'S SOUPS and the 'oil wetted.' In the former, 1928 CHEVROLET COUPES • CABROLET and Tora«to, Celm, Pepper Pol, Chicken, „ dirt and dust are separated from the nlr by means of centrifugal force, the principle being exactly the same as QUAKER HO?**% OATS 2 Pk^ 17c that used In the well known cream COACH separator. The latter type If a cir- CIGARETTES cnon of 10 Pkga. «i,15 cular can filled with thin copper wire Cholc* of l-rakr Strike*, Old Gold<, mesh, which la wetted with oil. The dust In tie Incoming air adheres to 1928 FORD MODEL A TUDORS and COUPES the oily surface and Is thus pre- vented from entering the engine. SHAKER SALT WAMJMTO , pkj "Recently aiiglneers Inspected an 1929 FORD MODEL A TUDOR, FORDOR AND SPORT automobile that had been run 26,000 CHEESE J^^CUHED * 31° miles. No valves bad been replaced Took a Couplt of Shot* at It or ground, no new rings or plBtons BAKER'S COCOA V4 «b. a* 16c hnd been put In, not aii engine bearing COUPES la said. Then he backed out and WHITEHOUW BRAND had been taken op. None of these fired 'hree »hots in the air- to em- things was necessary; no bearing EVAPORATED MILK 3:125c phasize his toughness. • knocks; oil and gasoline mllenge satis- Schwartz tried to get away with- factory. In fact the engine was just b•,'¥ 1" f\ Mm BAY At O « A/\ 1928 ESSEX SUPER SIX SEDAN out him, but Joe poked the gun Innicely run In. The air cleaner, to- his face and climbed In. The gungether with the oil filter, made this DOMINO or JACK FROST also persuaded Schwartz to itart possible." GRANULATED SUGAR 5 £. 31c driving, but he took his time about 1926 -1927 FORD TUDORS AND COUPES, TRUCKS shifting the genrs. HORMEL CHICKEN SSS, a. 59c Just then Sergeant Joseph Qulnn and Patrolmen Garner and Button AUTOMOBILE NOTES AND DELIVERIES PALMOLIVE SOAP 3~k«20c came running to see what ell the ***tt*«#***JHHHHHHHt**#****# shooting was about When the; taw P&GSOAP 7«k«25c the cab drawing away, the; hauled Automobile drivers mny took arnund out their artillery and began shooting the corner witTi n iiorlscope recently 1925-1926-1927 DODGE SEDANS, COUPES, AND too. placed on the market In Berlin. Drlvtr Aids Puf»u«n. • • • The Netherlands Enst Indies has be- REGULAR PRICES Schwartz drove the cab so slowly come automobile struck and last COACHES thut the policemen were able to keep year 8.82fl Amerlcnnmade cars were ON EVER1TDAY NEEDS up on foot, firing as they trotted along. Suddenly something white flut- shipped there. ROYAL BAKING POWDER *j: tered from the window. The police- • • » To tnke care of the many automo- 1925-1926 STUDEBAKER COACHES men took a cotipie of shots at It, DAVIS BAKING POWDER *.r then Sergeant Qulnn yelled bait biles at the Winged Foot tourney, many trees were cut down to provide The policemen halted, and so did WHEATEIVA Pk* 23c parking space. the cab. Slowly, with drawn guns, the • « • 1926-1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN AND COACH HEINZ SPAGHETTI 2 •£ 25c policemen advanced. The white ob- Automobiles shipped by rail brought ject kept fluttering. a revenue of $103,708,036 to railroads H. 0. OATS pk» 12c "I surrender," said Joe, and putIn 1028.'according to the National Au- tils hat back on his head. PURE FRUIT PRESERVES "^230 tomobile Chamber of Commerce. WHIPPETS, NASHS, BUICKS, HUDSONS, and • • • LEA & PERRIN'S SAUCE bot. 28c Herders in Wholesale The East North Central states have 25 per cent of the motor vehicle regis- many others at prices that make Walk- COLEMAN'S MUSTARD 4 c UD 24C Slaughter of Snakes trations, while the Middle Atlantic \Vater\-llle, Wash. — Hundreds of states rank neit with 22 per cent. ARGO LAUNDRY STARCH pkg. 9c hissing, ' seething rattlers, were de- • • • FAIRY SOAP 2 eke. 9c scribed here by John Bronton, who The Idea of some car owners that ing expensive. snid his father had aided In killing l|t Is all right to drive on a flnt tire 54ft of the reptile* In one den. to the nearest service Stfttlon Is cost- A woman member of the part;, ly. It la not ii ehnnce worth taking Mrs. Elazel nose, killed 150 of the In this day of Imllnnn tires. snakes by grasping them at the tall, FRESH FRUITS giving a quick simp and severing the You take no chances here. If heads. 'Painless Extraction AMD VEGETABLES In the fall of 1028, William Beck- ley, while herding sheep, heard a pe- Dr. Mallas' "Sweet- you purchase a car from us and if FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS! culiar buzzing noise close by. He ln> Air" method means vestIgated and discovered a crevice a scientific and pain- . . . and remember, too, your A&P Food Store 30 feot deep In a rock wall close by. less way in which On n ledge he could see hundreds of to do extra-ting. hat • complete aaiortmrnt of other fruit* of the Thousands can tes- for any reason it proves unsatisfac- aea«on u well a* your favorable fresh vegetables. rattlesnakes sunning themselves while tify to this. Charg- And of course, all at money-saving prices! others were crawling Into the den for es moderate for all (lie winter. dental work. TOKAY GRAINS Ib. lOc In the spring the den was relocated. tory you can exchange it without With long crooked wires the men Fillings, Bridges and Crowns CONCORD Git APES till 63c linoki'd down and dragged the snakes to the surface, where their heads Inserted Most Painless were snapped off. X-RAY YOUR TEETH loss within one week after purchase. MEATS OF QUALITY Almoil Drowni Baby Siitw FREE EXAMINATION AND Long Beach, Calif.—When the front ADVICE ANYTIME Tender cuts... for MVOFV roa»U... for pan and door be|l Interrupted toe bathing of See Me First! broiler ... at your nearby A&P Meat Market. Norma Jean Benert, ten-montb-old Priced to make a real taving in your food bill. daughter of $lr. and Mrs. J. L. Ben- What I Have ert, their two-year-old SOD grasped.a LIBERAL TIME PAYMENTS to PRIME RIBS OF «EEF SIM; ib.38c toDg-ftonght opportunity to bathe tbe baby according to his standards. Tha Our well appointed and thorough- RIB ROAST BU4. c.u, ib. 35c result was that the fire department ly modern offices enable us to per- inhalator squad worked for three- form any kind of dental work TOP OR BOTTOM quarters of an hour restoring eon- with ease and comfort to the pa- ROAST OR STEAK it, 39c iciousDess to the baby. tient and at the same time do it TRADES ACCEPTED as quickly as ie consistent with Toe boy plunged tbe baby Into sn good work. FRYING CHICKENS s ib. .«««. ib. 39c adult bath tub and held tier undef the water until she ceased to »trul gle. The mother returned to tadth p child unconscious. Dr. Mallas THB TRAOt MARK GREAT ATLANTIC* FACIIIC CO. 72 BROAD ST., THAT GUARANTEES Boy A«|Ur Elizabeth, N. J. A SQUABS DEAL. EASTEK1N DIVISION (Paris.—While Jean Relmotte, sgerf 9 A. M. - 6 P. M. ten, was fishing In the Seine, hU head V Monday, W«4. and Frl. till ft P. M. was cut off b; * steam crane.

DROPHEAD LARVEX SEWING MACHINES mothproofs Singer, New Home, Domestic HOLOHAN BROS. Wheeler & Wilson, Davis GARAGE cloth... Thoy ar« all in Spraying Larvex: FINE CONDITION USED CAR MART Many Look Lil» Naw Dunlop fire* and Tube* Mothproofs fabrics not 7476 FAYETTE > -!,i> party \>a- Mr< K.Uv.iv i S » \|i- :(i),| Mr A '•. .-!• !, C died A Civic Duty • Mrv Krr.^iw .-it r.t!: r sn.i M? = 'iv-rtnitu 'I Mr. iind Mr-. ' drove ro.id, vi»itm< rtorc prettily l "Initial" Lowes 216 OVERCOATS " '" , tette street, » <- a Ivrti. in rink. bl-jr and vellow'day' vmtrd her -i-ti-r h'-rc M" . 1 tor Monday W. S. Worcr >\in K '••p.* ,-;re*nn'r-. M-;. of Fl ida ert Sattler, of Amhuv i <'i tial losses due to fires, the gross li-chrr (•;(.Ii(.vi(.v«> ».i|'m:inn. i'he*:ra. A tine fjppi-r w>< served. ' rnov*'d in Th»• n Mu.« amount of loss sustained is greater chase and that is the reason we can offer them to you at """' " drove road, were the *';> The guest* were: Mr. and MTR. —Mrs. Willis i; ay lord. Anna Sorenser >f Perth Arr.'-i-iy >ur- dale avenue, spent vest il r. mny have been conceived. Iliimiltfin. "i • ,|: Charles Sohil!in(p and son, of Plain- \.. • \p|no\imately. a half billion : relative? here' __Mr*. John lngras*:a and daujrh- Adolph Schumann and M. C, inrs is the annual initial fire loss TO- •ouiFi Am'i., __Mr, John in(rras*:a and ,i.iujrh R —Mr. and Mrs. Hugh •T! M..|l. ter, Marjone. of K'mda Grove r^d..'f,r' ,Edith of Raritan Township; po ted by official.". If yearly inter- Mi- Kmm.i J'ih;iTi-«-n. "f Tren- |,av» returned homo fmm a .WJ . I'harie* Keim. of Perth Amboy;; Wil- Mrs Margaret MoSwain. Sunday. ; tst were computed at from « to 8 HIP \.i.'!i::il . :K! sviln hi--- tn enter a- n student in the rr>centiy .^ Robert Farrinfrton, Clarence Tan- K. Bergen, of Upper Main street. ! M0.000 to be added to the initial •niver-ity of Illinois I —Charts Mohary. of James street. gaard, Mr. and Mrs. William Krendi —Mr. and Mrs. A. H. B.nven. and '. 'oss- The curUilment of business, riot Mr-. Savage find ehildren, uf , visitrxJ friends in .KoH * Tuesday and children. Mrs. Karl Kreischer, daughters, MiWred and Mr. and Mrs.! including losses due to interrupted VALUES $40 TO $50 'Brooklyn, -pent the week end with ^Mis*'~Anna s'topin, of Lauretta | ^'ifford Knudjen, of Perth Am boyy; Atlantic I operations, occasioned by inability to 1 Stephen Wyld motored to All-wool doth* in single and double breasted models Mr J\nd Mr -. Damhach. street, was the gueH of her , of Fifth avenue, and cents, means that society has Hy virtue nf the above stated writ Christ Thompson being also known mer Moy, Jr., of Woodbridge; Fran- is entertaining her mother, Mrs. J. xt> me directed and delivered, I will cis Merseran, of Jersey C^ity; Mrs. been deprived of lives which other- an J, Christ Thompson), defend- W. Rutherford, of Brooklyn. wise would have contributed to the expose to sale at public vendue on ants. Pi Fa for aale of mortgaged Merseran, Charles Anderson and ALL COLORS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SIX- daughters, Lillie. Helen, Edna and SHERIFFS SALE progress and prosperity of the com- premise* dated September 3, 1929. munity. TEENTH, NINETEEN HUN- By virtue of the above stated writ Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Becker, IN 'CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY DRED AND TWENTY-NINE to mo diverted and delivered. I will of Lynhurst; Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, —Between Jacob Marks, Complain- Whether we, as a community, shall t*, two o'clock in the afternoon of expose to sale at public vendue mi of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Frick, Mr. ant, and Jensen-Caron Builders, be more or less efficient in safe- Sizes , Mildred, Lor- sale of mortgaged premises dated its prosperity, depends upon how 33 Regular AH those certain lots, tracts or AND TWENTY NINE etta and Russell. Mr. and Mrs. T. August 21, 1929. thoroughly each individual does his paresis of land and premises, here- At two o'clock in the afternoon of Tooker, Frances. Dorothy, Frank and By virtue of the above stated writ J (jut.., to inafter particularly described, situate, the said day at thtr Sheriff's Office in Harry Tooker, of Perth Amboy; Mr. to me directed and delivered, I will lying and being- in the Township of the City of New Brunswick, N. .1. and Mrs. Frederick Beldning and expose to sale at public vendue on 46 Stout • oodbridge, in the County of Midclle- Al| that Jot, tract or parcel of land aughtcrs, Anna. Aletta, Vivian and WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, NINTH, Doomed by Man'i Greed i*x and State of New Jersey. and premises, situate, lying and be- Frederick, of .South River. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND Strange animals of Australia, the Beginning at a point in the south- TWENTY-NINE ing in the Township of Woodbridge, at two o'clock in the afternoon of platypus, the wiillnliy and the tiny I erly side of Holly street, distant one in the County of Middlesex and State koala or native benr, which cries like | hundred thirty-seven and a half of New Jersey: said day at the-Sheriff's Office in the <]S7V4 ) feet westerly from the inter- "'ity of New Brunswick, N. J. a baby, are In Imminent danger of ex- tex-tion1 of tho southerly side of Holly Beginning at a stake planted on CLASSIFIED AD" Alt tract or parcel of lands and tinction because of the world demand itreet with the westerly side of Henry the westerly Jside of a street called G premises, situate, lying and being in for their fur. ID one open season over street a (id at;.4 ppint about four hun- Classified advertisement* only on* rtrest and from thence {1) southerly dred nittMflfteeta (41.I) feet north the Township of Woodbridge, in the 1.000,000 koalas ^ere slaughtered (or in a line at right angles to Holly eent a word; minimum charge 25c. County of Middlesex and State of their fur itreet, and parallel with Henry street, of a line of property of J. Brooks New Jersey. Lw as shown on a map of property CURTAINS Stretched. Forty cents a iown the middle of lot No. 27 on-e of Scott Lee at Port Reading, Wood- Being known and designated as sundred (100) feet; thence (2) west- Township, N. J., August, pair. Phone 43-.I. 13 Jean Court, Lots Nos. 68 and fi9 in Block 373-E at right angles to said southerly line erly in a line parallel with Holly lKiHij fjom thence running along Woodbridge, N. J. on map entitled, "Map of Berkley of Evergreen avenue, one hundred flreet and along the dividing line of said Wc^tetrly side of E street about W. I. 9-27. Terrace, situated in Iselin, Wood- (100) feet to a point; thence (21 '.o', numbers 26, 27; 3 and 4, thirty- bridge Township, Middlesex County, westerly in a line parallel with the south no degrees and forty-five (45) FOR RENT «".pn and one-half (37 Vi) feet; minutes west (declination of August, N. J., August, 192S, Larson & Fox, southerly line of Evergreen avenue, thence ('!) northerly parallel with 1891) thirty (HO) feet to a 3take; Civil Engineers, Perth Amboy, N. J. thirty-three and thirty-three one hun- ihe first course along the dividing ROOM to rent—With or without Beginning at a point in the east- dredths (33.33) feet to a point; thence at right angles with said G board, 13H Schoder Avenue. 5rie of lots 25 and 26, one hundred street about north eighty-nine (89) erly line of Cooper avenue distant thence (3) northerly in a line par- tlOfl). feet; to the southerly side of W. I. i»-27*. northerly four hundred and five feet allel with first described course, one Holly street; thence (4) y tl degrees fifteen (15) minutes west one easterly hundred (100) feet to a stake; thence FOR RENT—Nice large room with from the corner formed by the in- hundred (100) feet to a point in the r tersection of the easterly line of southerly line of Evergreen avenue; llong the last said side of Holly about north no degrees and forty private bath; apply , >31 Rahway BRIEGS sweet, thirty-seven and one-half five (45) minutes west about thirty- Cooper avenue with the northerly thence (4) easterly along the said l /enue. line of Indiana avenue; thence run- southerly line of Evergreen avenue, >'AT -i) feet to the point or place of oight (38) feet to a stake; thence W. I. '.1-27. Beginning. about south eighty-three (83) de- ning easterly at right angles to Coop- thirty-three and thirty-three one- 91 SMITH ST. COR. KING-PERTH AMBOY Bounded :>n the north by Holly grees forty (40) minutes east one FOR RENT—Apartment, three rooms er avenue one hundred thirty-five hundredths (33.33) feet to the point rtreet, on the east by the easterly hundred .and thirty-two hundredth^ and private bath, up-to-date plumb- (135) feet to a point; thence run- or place of beginning. Tailors - Clothiers - Haberdashers half of lot 27; on the south by lot (100.32) feat tp the place of begin- ing. Also large rooms for light house- ning northerly, parallel with Cooper Decree amounting to approximate- JJo. 1 and part of lot No. 3, and on ning. Said lot being numbered Thirty- keeping. Have a large room with priv- avenue forty (40) feet to a point; ly $2,200.00. •Jie west by lot No. 25. Jx and one-half (364) on Map before ate bath, suitable for two. Phone thence running westerly, parallel with Together with all and singular the Being lot number 2fi and the west- described; a copy of which is to be Woodbridge 50-J, or apply 531 Rah- the first course, one hundred and rights, privileges, hereditaments and »ily half of lot number 27 in block filed.in the Clerk's Office of the Coun- way avenue, Woodbridge. thirty-five (135) feet to the easterly appurtenances thereunto belonging 1(I7C.I-Z on a map of property known ty of 'Middlesex. W. I. 9-6, 13, 20, 27. line of Cooper avenue; and thence or in anywise appertaining. running southerly, along the easterly 1 *••, "Map of Hagaman Heights, situat- WILLIAM S, HANNAH, Wood and Cotton Fiber World . Tillable Und ed in Woodbridge Township, Mid- Decree amounting to approximate line of Cooper avenue forty (40) Sheriff. FOR REJJT—Unfurnished apart- While wood fiber l> stronger when It le estimated that the world cm dlesex County, New Jersey," made ly *2,300. ;, ment; five or six rooms; all im- feet to the point or place of begin- ALEXANDER BALINT. Jr.. by Larson & Fox, Civil Engineers, Together with all and singular the provements; garage; apply 539 Rah- ning. $2fi.04 Solicitor. It Is dry, (Mlton is stroiiper when |i tains 24,000,000 square miles of Imv Perth Amboy, N. J. righta, privileges, hereditaments and way avenue, or phone Woodbridge Bounded northerly by lot No. 70 W. I. 9-20, 27; 10-4, 11. Is wet. rtpnble nf nroduclnc crops. Decree amounting to approxi- appurtenances thereunto belonging 2G7. easterly by lotB Nos. 25 and 2fi; mately $1,100. or in anywise appertaining. W. I. 9-6 tf. southerly'by lot No. S7, and wester- Together with all and singular the WILLIAM S. HANNAH, ly by Cooper avenue. rights, privileges, hereditaments and Sheriff. FOR RENT—2 or 4 furnisheS room Decrees amounting to approximate-1 appurtenances thereunto belonging J. STAMLER, ...apartments; also furnished rooms; ly $1,400. i u; in anywise appertaining. $2!).40 • Solicitor. apply Mrs. Little, 144 Main street, Together with all and singular the: WILLIAM S. HANNAH, W. I. .9-20, 27; 10-4. H- telephone 3-M. rights, privileges, hereditaments and j TESTED AND AP- Sheriff. W. I. 7-5 tf. appurtenances thereunto belonging this paper to OUR USED CARS ABRAHAM D. GLASS, — Please jjriention or in anywise appertaining. $29.82 , Solicitor. advertiser*, r— FOR SALE WILLIAM S. HANNAH, PROVED BY EX- Attractive 5 room bungalow; nice Sheriff. lawn, plot TiOxlUO; improved street, WM. A. SPENCER, ARE IN A-l RUN- one block from school, two blocks $26.04 Solicitor. from station and stores; gas, electri- W. 1. 9-13, 20, 27; 10-4. PERT MECHAN- city, sewer, nice neighbors; only SHERIFFS SALE $52'>Q; .smalt down payment, balance IN CHANCERY OF MEW JERSEY NING CONDITION less than rent. De Young, Wood- —Between Citizens Building and ICS BAUMANN bridge «J2fl-J. Loan Association, Complainant, W. I. 9-20tf. and William Dunham, et als., De- FOR fendants. Fi Fa for sale of mort- NASH SIX—l'J2», FIRST CLASS gaged premises dated September CONDITION; B A R G A i N; 22 4, 1929. III Green street; Woodbridge, N. J. By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed and delivered, I will ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS II j QUAKER PIPELESS FURNACE, expose to sale at public vendue on large size suitable for house. Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SIX- APPLEGATE'S FOR years old. Replacing with 3team heat TEENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED due to larger floor space. Middlesex AND TWENTY-NINE Press, 18 Green street, Woodbridge. At two o'clock in the afternoon of UNUSUAL FLORAL COMBINATIONS FOR SALE—Five room house with the said day at the Sheriff's Office in DEPENDABLE USED CARS bath and all improvements in Row- the City of New Brunswick, N. J. land place. Telephone Woodbridge All the following tract or parcel FOR 633-J or 575. of land and premises hereinafter par- ticularlcy y described,, situate, lyinyRg and BUNGALOW, 4 roor.-.s and bath, being in the Township of Woodbridge ANY OCCASION electric light, gas, water, sewer, in the County of Middlesex and State Here are a few of the many bargains we Honcrete street; price $3,500; easy of New Jersey. terms; 5 Wedgewood avenue, Wood- BEGINNING at a point in the bridge; inquire J. E. Harried, Post southerly line of Evergreen avenue distant westerly sixty-eight and nine have. Come in and look them over. Ask Office Building, Woodbridge. one-hundredths ('68.09) feet from W. I. 2-15tf. the point of intersection of said southerly line of Evergteen avenue BUNGALOW—Five rooms; all im- and the westerly line of Ridgedale for a demonstration—No obligatidn. provements; telephone Woodbridge pilace; running thence (1) southerly 260-B or 575. EVERGREENS, Spruces, Japan Cy- WOODBRIDGE BUJ.CK MASTER SIX BROUGHAM. The Let popular model ever press, Odars, Fruit and Ornamen- tal Trees; pink flowering Dogwood; built by Buick. Original finish, natural wood wheels, 6 good tire*. Car large assortment Shrubs; Hardy NEW YRK Plants; Grape Vines; Rose Climbers. retains 90% of its original value in every respect except price. Ask Jansa's Nursery, Qld Road, Sewaren, CANDY KITCHEN N. J. for a demonstration. W. I. 9-13, 20, 27110-4, 11, 18, 25. Manufacturers and Dealers in Strictly Pure TRUCKING, local or ljng distance; CANDIES AND ICE CREAM two tracks at your convenience. 1928 STUDEBAKER STANDARD SEDAN. A 4-door model just Phone Woodbridge 193. John Thom- 66 Main St. Woodbridge. Tel. 43 as, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. coming out of the shop thoroughly overhauled and refinished. Com- fortable riding, and low upkeep makes this an exceptional buy at our WANTED >', GUSTAV BLAUM CLEAN RAGS wanted, size of hand price. kerchief oi larger, Ac n pound Middlesex Presa, 20 Green itreet Grocerie* and Proviaiont 82 Main Street Woodbridge — Say "I saw your advertisement in CHRYSLER SEDAN. A 4-door model in excellent mechanical condi- FREE DELIVERIES the Woodbridge Independent." — ANYWHERE IN MIDDLESEX AND tion. Car ha» been driven very low mileage by one owner. A ride DON'T MISS THE BIG ONE CENT SALE will convince you of its quality. UNION COUNTIES FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY j ' '!' 'J • • • ,i - : SEPT. 27-28-30 ' 1 'I --' 1 /. Yijj buy any iu-in in the sale for regular price, t|hcil an'utlker item of tin- 5,11111- kind for ONE CKNT. Kvciy article in this sale Best time to buy Ferns and i= a high-clasa standard piece of merchandise just the. same as we bell you every day, at regular price. T1IL!K- are just a few of the 2011 ur m»re items on sale: MANY OTHERS, ALL BARGAINS Green Plants for House Decor- 26t Ziac Oointment «... 2 for 21c 75c Pt. Rubbing Alcohol 2 for 76c 50c Milk of Magnxi* 2 for 51c ations. 7Bc 1$ u. Aotueptine (Very good moutb wush) 2 for 76« 25c Tr. Iodine 2 for 26c . 25c Mercurocbroim 2 for 26c 5Oc (1OO) Aipirin Tablati 2 for Sit J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE $1 Bwf, Iron a«l Wine , 2 for $1.01 $1 f« oi. Cod, Liver Oil 2 for $1.01 John R. Baumann 25c Baby Rubber Paot. 2 for 26c 363 Division Street Al»u stationery, rubber guods, perfumes, face powders and creams. GREENHOUSES Talcums. See our window. ST. GEORGE AND HAZELWOQD AVES. —PRESCRIPTIONS— Perth Amboy, New Jersey DELIVERIES CHEERFULLY MADE RAHWAY, IN. j.-' FRANKELS PHARMACY Phone 2516-17 Open Evening. UotU 9:30 Phcnec RAHWAY 711-712 Pho»e 150 n iglPGE, N. J,

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Company in the air, on the land Packard engines. These \vere the OHtumiiiitiiiiiiiiH Packard Active In nnd on the water. motors which drove her so success- Some 6,000 invitations were sent fully labor Day on the Detroit Youngsters Drawn to to Packard owners In Detroit and vi-river that Gar Wood, her owner, de- Defth by Alligator ! cinity to attend the reception which signer and driver won the famous Air On Land and Sea was neld at the Packard Proving Harmsworth international race Clearwnter, Kla.—When golf- ! Grounds. All of the wide variety of Against the best water craft the rest erg henril serening of a four- Six Thousand Guests At Recep- body models which make up the three of the w^fld ha* been able to pro- yenr-old boy on the course they linns nf new Packards, the Standard, eeption See Demonstration of duce. Investigated and found tlint two Custom and De Luxe Eights, were ex- yrung boys. John Freddy and hibited on the lawns which border On the landing field inside the Anton, Airplane* and Speed- great concrete ova! track was a Pack- Norman Gold eight and nine the double driveway from the Prov- years old, respectively, Were boats All Packard Powered. ing Grounds lodge to the judjres' ard test airplane powered with' the stand at the two and one-half mile Packard Dies*! type airplane motor. done to death by an alligator In concrete speedway. On the track itself was one of Pack- a water hazard on the course. Our (if the moat unique receptions ard's stock speedster cars which many OVPT hoW to introduce a new model The boy« wera playing with Midway along the driveway was times during the afternoon circled the their toy borfts In the water hole cur t<> the public was that with which Miss America VIII, fastest speedboat oval at a speed of 114 miles an hour. Pet.roit was made acquainted with the when the 'gator appeared and in the world—so placed that an op- The Packard Diesel-engined plans pulled John Freddy Into the wa- Prime Rib now Packard Eiffhts. It depicted ac- portunity was given for close inspec- made frequent flights demonstrating ter, Norman leaped to his res- t ivitjrs of the Packard Motod Car tion of the two 1100 horse power its power and general ability In the A&P cue and the three fought for Roast several minute* before the boys r YR F Miccunilip(t« The bnby of four MEAT PRICES ° AX-GAS — FOR USE BEYOND THE GAS MAINS watched the struggle until the From 1st > fight was over, when he rnn for 6ribs ARE LOW | help. The bodies of both i drowned toys were starred by HERE are twelve or more dl4- I the reptile's teeth. Tlerent grades ol beef which may be 9 W«HMIIIIH"'W lined for lood. This explain* why thew air before the crowd which at one are so many different prices displayed time numbered 4,000. At the end of on store windows. Here s why each flight it wa» brought to the Rib Roast judges' stund on the track and left When you bay meat* at the AftP Msurw there for an Interval so that it ket you are buying quality—and In the mtght be closely nispected by the PYROFAX GAS SERVICE public. Each time a crowd was pack- Blade Cut satisfaction that follows a good dinner ed about it, the price is forgotten. At various other points in the ex hibit the driveway where other Pack- is the choice of thousands of suburban ard aircraft motors, including those of 600 and 800 horse power and 600 horse power engine which nor and country homes mally operates upside down. A' three of these types are used in U. ! Army and,Navy planes. OTHER SUGGESTIONS PYROFrfX has pioneered the compressed the empty one replaced by a full one. Each In the proving ground shops wen Round Steak cooking gas industry. Tlir makers of l'yrofax cylinder holds several months' supply for displayed the great variety of test ing devices with which Packard cars Chuck Roast ib. 33c have been in the compressed RSIS business for the average family, and all new things that go into them or Roast over thirty years and are the largest manu- are given the most exhaustive test One device which attracted more thai facturers of compressed gases in the world, Pyrofax installation can now Sirloin Steak ib 53c Top or be had forthe new low price of usual interest was the towing dyna mometer. This is a car from whicl Bottom ln39C Pyrofax has a record of seven years un- spark plugs and gasoline feed line; Smoked Calas ib. 21c interrupted deliveries to customers in north- mm '5 have been removed. It is towed be ern New Jersey. You can always depend on 1 iT»™ifM down pay- hind the car under test and by rai |tt§U[ mentandthe ing or lowering compression on the Fresh Hams io ib. »vg. ib. 33c Pyrofax whenever you want it. J 3ml engine and pressure on the brakes M E~5!a| balance in th« car ahead can be forced to exert When you buy Pyrofax you get 100% 1 M ^jjl monthly pay- the same power it would have to in Rib Lamb Chops ib. 43c pure gas and uniform weight. Only the ^-^—< merits. climbing a grade. The steepness of the "mountain" the car undergoing Frying H R best grades of natural gas are used and the TJlese new low pricts were teat ia forced to climb can be varied Loins of Pork $£S, ib 35c Pyrofax refining process removes all foreign ibl by the increased demand, bigger from a steady easy "slope" to an im- poss e possible "climb" »t the will of the ingredients. Each cylinder is weighed and sa]ts and grfatcr prodUction of this nation- operators of the dynamometer car. A Corned Boneless Brisket it,. 39c Chicken checked three times before delivery to the ai|y famous cooking fuel for homei beyond collection of gauges gives a contin- uous record of the test. customer, the gas mains. Guests of the company at the big Smoked Cottage Butts ib. 44c The safe two-cylinder system made Come in today and let us tell you more . air, land and water picnic were tak- en on tours of inspection of the K famous by Pyrofax protects you against ever about our new price offer. Or telephone and, « proving grounds. A big fleet of new Hormel Chicken £?°T INS ib. 59c A&P Meat Markets are now op- running out of gas. As soon as one cylinder we will arrange for a free demonstration model cars was on hand and was erating in more than seventy-five is empty, you turn on the reserve and order at once. kept constantly on the move carrying North Jersey cities and town*. guests about the speedway and over Short Forequarters Many more will be opened as soon the miles of roads which are a part PYROFAX GAS SALES AND SERVICE of the testing equipment of the of Lamb ib. 25c as suitable locations are available. 187 Ellison Street, Paterson, N. J. grounds. Ttltpkon; Sherwood 6525 (Dinclly opposiit Public Strvlct Co. BulUi*t) While the big Packard reception Prices Effective September 26, 27 & 28 85 Main St. WOODBRIDGE and air, land and water demonstra- 258 Madison Ave. *- PERTH AMBOY Hoppinf.MeAuiUnd, Inc. L. P. Dumttr Pyrolix Gat Salet Ind Service tion was being held at the proving fl De Hiii Street, Morriilown, N. J. Bernardiville, New Jersey 207 Main St., Hackettitowa, N. J. grounds in Detroit the new model 246 Rarit&n Ave. HIGHLAND PARK Telepkowt. Morriilown 2577 Ttlepkout, Bermrdiville 847 Tiltpkow. Hickettitown 137-1 Packard cars were being displaye 121 French St. NEW BRUNSWICK W. H. Moore, 278 W. Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Tfhpkowf, Ridgewood 287 here and in practically every othe city and town in the country as well Community Hardware Co., 373 Bloomfield Are., Caldwell, N. J. Phono: CaldweH 1349 as at a main distributory points THE TEA throughout the world. Word which Finn & Allen, Peapuck, N. J. Phone: Peapftck 350 has been returned to the Packard «B"ST ATLANTIC & PACIFIC factories has indicated that the new EASTERN DIVISION Authorized dealers for PYROFAX DIVISION Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation Packards are attracting more inter- est than any other car the company Unit of Union Carbide |I|M and Carbon Corporation has-introduced in years.

of these $435 pianos have been sold HEN we announced this great lying in the one fact that the Pianos cooperative Sale we told you which are being sold through it are Wthat cooperation was power. This fact worth a lot more money than they has been proved by the itistantaneous are selling for; that they are being success of this Sale. offered on the easiest sort of terms One-third of our quota of these in- and that the cooperative purchasers struments has been sold. The success are given innumerable privileges and of the Sale was assured, however, advantages which absolutely safe- from the hour it opened. Its success guard their investment. The Advantages You Obtain by Buying a Grand Piano on this Cooperative Plan We want to m«U this so plain to you that there won't* be the least chance of misunderstanding

1.... The first and most impor- brated makes carried by our hpuse tant advantage is: these pianos were —so great is our confidence in its made by the Aeolian Company, value. manufacturers of high quality in- 5 .... The life Insurance Clause struments only. They never before protects your family. Under this have built a piano to retail for less cooperative plan any payments re- than $645. This cooperative price maining unpaid in the event of your is a uniform price of death are automatically cancelled, and the piano left free of encum- $435 each brance to your family—a safe- guard which should-not be over- 2 .... Ordinarily you would have The initial payment neces- to pay frojn $50 to $1OO down, and looked. sary to obtain one of these $20, $30 or $50 a month. Through pianos is $25.^Th« *25 is {».... You can still further reduce deducted from the" price, this'cooperative movement you the cost of your instrument by get- leaving $410 to be paid at need only pay $2^down and $12.50 $12. SO a month, plus a uuiull ting others to join the cooperative v Jr* GRIFFITH carrying charge.' Jf . PIANO CO. per month, plus a small carrying plan. lnstill a love for good music in your little ones,' charge pays the balance. it will enrich their whole livp * v. Without any 7 .... Delivery within 50 miles j^ further obUgmtion 3 .... A five year guarantee, of Perth Awboy is included without Jr uhaUntr, on my signed by the manufacturers—The M partyp mail photograph* r extra expense. JT and ffull p «J Aeolian Company—and ourselves, JF thmCyutdPUutotC being toldl is one of the important protective . on your coopmratlw pirn*, ' features of this cooperative plan. 4 .... You may exchange this GRIFFITH PIANO CO. piano within one year from the date Strut and Number of purchase for any of *the cele- 317 State Street, Perth Amboy WOODBRTDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMRER 27, 1029 PAGE TEN Ding, Ding, Ding

Subscription $150 Per Year Published Every Friday by MIDDLESEX PRESS, 18-20 Green Street, Woodbndje News fromThe Churches Telephone, Woodbridge bin PRESBYTERIAN A, M. -Low Mass. ll)::il) A. M. High Ma CHARLES H. BYRNE p * ^ SVUTi A. M. -Sunday SCIUMII. MAXWELL LOGAN - - ' ub ",. I :(W A. M, Mi-rninp wnrsliiji. Ser- EPISCO/AL J. J. RAFFERTV . Adv^tmrnr Reprwentativ. mon topic: '•Lonjrinir for (Jixl's N:()0 A. M. --Holy Eucharist. '' House". 10:00 A. M.—Churcn school. Entered a, »erond-cl«. m.tUr March 1-V >»!«•. •t-l$« P°!t- ;t:00 1*. M, Junior C E. 1 11 :00 A. M.—Holy TOuchnrist. offiw »t Woodhridre, N. J., under th« Act of March 3, 18.9. 7:00 I . M.—Senior C. E. 8:00 P. M.—Thursday. Choir re 7:00 V. M.— Younp IVupIcs CHTirrtV hearsal. IUTHMUI AMTITKBW lEPtESMTATIVU Leader, William Gardner. Topic: 7:15 P. M.—Friday. Hoy Rroin mw Jiisfv HEWSPIHIS, I*. ijiw and Its Enforcement". meeting. 2:30 P. M.— Wednesday. Ijidius'to nt the home of Mrs. H, E. Hrennan, Colored Btptiit drove Hvenuc. 11 A. M. Homing Sermon. S:(IO P. M.--Wednesday. Mid-week 1:30 P. M.—Sunday school. IIS PUBLICATION is committed to no political, racial, reh- prayer service. 7:00 "Young People's Baptist eious or social group or organiutio*. Its aim is to allow in Union." it* news column, nothing that it know* to be a/1'™.™"1'' METHODIST biased or of a nature to offend a proper sense of delicacy. !>l." A. M.— Sun])ic: "Christ All-Sufficient". inf. aside for it-the editorial column. In thii column it is pledged to ii:4.") F^M.—Epworth League. uphold such things as it considers worthy, and to condemn and fight ChriitiMi Science Society tkinal condition, in which it sees evidence of msmcenty, injustice, CONGREGATIONAL Sewaren or prejudice af the public welfare. Its columns at all times ire !•:•!» A. M.—Sunday school. A branch of The Mother Church, open to publication of communications on any object although Vhe First Church of Christ, Scien- no communication will be considered that i. palpably bitter or ma- 1 1 :00 A. M.—Morning worship. f>:4'1 P. M.—f'hristian Endeavor. tist, in Boston, Mass. Bcious or which U not sl*n*d by ito author. In ewes where it is Sunday Service—11:00 A. M. requested, the name of the author of a communication wsll be 7:45 P. M.—Evening worship. withheld in publishinf. S:(lO P. M—Wednesday. Mid week Sunday school—9:30 A. M. prayer service. Wednesday—Testimony meeting. 8:00 P., M. ST. JAMES Thursday-—Reading room, 3:00 to A ^OOD SUGGESTION 7:30 A. M.—-Low Mass. 5:00 P. M. The Lions Club of Fords has scored again. At the meeting of the township Committee this week, Committeeman Ben Jensen who is an active Lion, told the committee that the club is advocating that all side streets connecting with New Bruns- wick avenue be made stop streets, Committeeman Applegate By A.FGreincr suggested that the plan should be extended to include streets eral motto: "To give a maximum of service at a minimum of conncting with New Brunswick avenue in'Hopelawn as well as cost". Only through the application of this principle has the WOULD SCRATCH IT Fords. And Mr. Jensen said that the Lions included Hopelawn great progress of recent years been made. Mr in their campaign. Business pays good wages for good work, keeps overhead New Brunswick avenue, as it passes through Hopelawn as low as is possible and sells a high grade commodity or serv- and Fords, is a street of heavy and fast traffic. A great many ice TO (he public for a fair price. Our local unit's of government side streets connect with it. Traffic darts out of these side streets which have grown steadily more expensive in recent years, and frequently accidents result; there have been innumerable might adopt the same principles and save taxes for grateful "close shaves". The danger has existed for some time and hascitizens, been growing more and more serious. It remained for the Fords Lions'to suggest the most feasible remedy. The Township Com- mittee referred the suggestion to the Police Committee and the latter committee in all probability will see the situation in the BANKING SYSTEM OUTWORN same light as the Lions and follow up the suggestion. By CHARLES W. COLLINS, Ntw York Bink Llwyer. The stop street idea is rapidly being adopted in the East as a means of avoiding a great percentage of traffic accidents. Life is a staff'' ;M'l we playiT E OF this generation luive inherited an antiquated and out- Fisherman —Wheel I Rntta bite In the West and Middle West it has been in vogue several Disinterested Wife—Why toll me Wear €ditor: nevt'r really tfrnw up. Some \. ilo'iht." in Woodpridge to locate in the congested centers of population because of the we have witnessed during the past eight years. I believe we are headed necessity of readily available power. The small plants com- toward a system of vwrld-wide branch banking which will give us strong mon in towns and villages could not be counted upon for un- banks with branches wherever banking services are nrfdpd. remitting, efficient and economical service. As a result, the This would give the moEt complete diversification, making a bank smaller town was an industrial nonentity. failure as nearly impossible as human ingenuity can devise. In my opin- The development of interconnected electric systems and ion, a system of branch banking such as exists in every other advanced an the consequent decrease in small, local plants is rapidly chang- country of the world is the only -form adapted to modern conditions, ing all this, now thousands of towns receive the same high the only form which will give to the public the safety and the service to grade service, at the same low rates, that is provided in great which it is entitled. cities. And many of them are gradually coming into prominence as industrial centers. NEED FOR PRESBYTERIAN UNION The small town can offer the advantages of unlimited EXCLUSIVE

space, reliable labor and pleasant living and working condi- By DR. WILLIAM CHALMERS COVERT, Phllidelphi*. tions that the great city lacks. And with the adjunct of plen- tiful, cheap power, \t can make an almost unresistable appeal I advocate immediate and unconditional reunion of all branches of to all manner of industries. the .Presbyterian church. The differences that arose out of the sorrows It is safe to say that many of the great industrial local- and griefs of the battlefields of '61 to '05 have long ago found their solu- j RADIO ities of the future will be towns that today are little more than tion in the hearts of those comrades of the Blue and Gray. If those names on the map. Electric power has given rural America a old fighters, now on their final march, have 'learned to walk together in glimpse of new vistas of social and industrial progress and the love of a common flag, BO may Presbyterians, north and south, who prosperity. are their sons and share all Choir pride and their loyalties, walk together POWER DETECTION/ under the bonnie blue flag of Fresbyterianism, What they can do for RECIPES OF DESTRUCTION their country, we can do for. our Christ. with the New-45 Tubef * Here are a few good recipes for destroying your home Doctrinal differences which heretofore have separated the various factory or any other property: 1 branches of the Presbyterian church are negligible and minor differences. Let your electric wiring go without repairs or inspections Every argument for reuniting the separated units of our great family has over a long period of time; leave piles of oil-soaked rags or taken on new urgency today. Kverw objection jthat has heretofore arisen other waste lying around in corners of your garage or base to postpon? and prevent this natural and inevitable onenese, has less w most ment; don't use fire-resistive construction in building, because weight with the thoughtful and devoted leaders in the church than at it costs a little more; drop lighted matches and cigarette butts any time in a generation. I ! powerful wherever you may happen to be; HgHt your fires with gasoline. As to racial groupings in the church, conditions that once justified J No one, of course, is going Jo consciously use these or made congenial the separate groupings-of Presbyterians in the pio- and "recipes" of destruction, or any of the many others of the same neer days have gone by because of the dilution of the old racial stookr nature. Yet it is safe to suy that millions of Americans have and the universality and supremacy of the real American breed of Selective equal lire risks in their homes or places of bullions. Laziness, Profbyterianism, carelessness, ignorance—these are the best friends of the fire Radio Set menace. COLLEGIAN'S DEBT TO SOCIETY Kvery time the fire engines dash out in their race against time it means that someone has done something or failed to do By HEV, JAMEg GORDON GILKEY, AinWrjl College. built something that a little intelligent thought would have warned; $167*2 him against. We Americans are the most careless of peoples What does a college map owe his community? The firstconsideratio n (less tubes) when it comes to lire, and the most wasteful. is that the college man owes his coaununity a lift; of unusual generosity, Kire Prevention Week will shortly be here. It will be a lie should mlike gifts to clarity not for public commendation, but because good time to psofit by the knowledge and teachings of the fo**t detection and the new 45 tubei phu they are the fair and reasonable return he makes to the community for i four tuned iU«ei of radio frequency enable Dynamic Speaker Extra heavy, rturdy Majeitlc Power Pack, with positive voltage b«lU»t, experts who. are. lighting the discouraging war against fire. the signal benefits it has given him. •Wertlc to produce the met powerful and U M •elective radio let ever built. Ab*olutely no ™. ' too« life and safety. Jacobean period Almost every great conflagration would be prevented if we A second responsibility devolving on college graduates today is that bum and no otcUUtioa at any *ive length cabinet of American Walnut. Doort of matched spent a few more dollars or a little more time in guarding Automatic learitivity control rive, uniform butt walnut With overlay. 00 doori and In- they must give their unfaltering loyalty to the institutions and organisa- terior panel of genuine Imported Auitralian •enattlvity and amplification w both hkh and 4 against risks. Begin now. tions that stabilize and ennoble community life. Such institutions are low wan lenftht. Improved MaJeiUc I iiT! : *•"•*«*•« P'«te, knot* and door puw nnlthed in genuine allvtr. the school, the child-welfare agency, the church and the government. IMITATE BUSINESS PRINCIPLES Particular emphasis must be laid on the need of good citizenship It is time that government iiyiluted modern business meth- Another responsibility is that in the years ahead we must give our cbi! OetaFREEHomeDemonsteMion ods, ' * dren wise and effective guidance on the great questions of right and The great industries of the present are notable for their wrong. To let the next generation reach maturity without understanding efficiency, economy and high standards of service. It is an un- the correct principles of conduct, these known roadB to happiness, is the fortunate fact that local governments, on the other hand, still worst kind of stupidity. The cares in college should have disclosed to us CONCANNON'S exist to a great extent in a sort of Dark Age of waste, duplica- a way of life which leads to achievement, to self-respect, and to a position letA tion of effort, and antiquated methods. of. public esteem and confidence. Modern successful $UBiness might,be sujd to have a gen- WOODBRIDGE ^ , WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 PAGE ELEVBil

SAFETY PROGRAM THE MOTOR QUIZ Saves and (!l>-iw Mnnv Can Von Amwur?] Satisfies USED CAR BARGAINS ON LARGE-SCALE Q.—What product rnnkod first In the Tport of manufactured articles? Ann.—Automotive products, with a Each Car Tested and Approved By Expert Mech- Auto Fatalities Show In- vnlne of $,"00,174,431. crease of 29 Per Cent Q.—Whnt was the ninotint of the anics. Thousands of Miles of Use Left in These LI DOER WOOD AVL motor vehicle tax collected In 1927? ELIZABETH, N.d. in Five Years. Ann.— About $808,000,000. A-l Buys. . ItJNDRY / Q,—What state hn« the most auto- 'oesitbestl Pointing out Hint motor vehicle mobiles In proportion to the popula- fatalities throughout the nation had tion? BUICKS Increased 20 per cent In the live-year Ans.—California, with one car for period between 1S124 and 1028, the ac- every two and seven-eighths persons. 1929 Master Coupe, with nimble seat, like cident prevention department of the Q.—When an engine can be cranked new $1,350 THE Chicago Motor club announces plans easily by hand, yet ttic starting motor 1929 Master Sedan, a real food family car . •1.278 Tor nil Intensive safety program on a works sluggishly, what trouble can be 1929 Master Sedan, only 8,000 miles a bar- Hcale far greater than ever before In looked for? gain at . - $1,175 the history of the club. Ann.—Discharged battery, worn "While the motor club Is taking brushes or dirty armature. Examine 1928 Master, 7-passenger Sedan, a good every known means to reduce the Ignition system. ( large car — $1,000 Paulus Dairy number of accidents tn which adults 1928 Standard Coach, a bargain ...- - 745 675 Main Office: 189-195 New St., New Brunswick, N. J. are Involved, we shall center our ef- Preventing Front-Spring 1928 Standard Coupe, a good business car forts to snve children from Injury or 1927 Master, 5-passenger Sedan, 675 Phone 2400 Established 1890 dea'h," the announcement said. Breakage in Light Car* 1927 Master S-passenger Coach 625 "After nearly ten years passed tn fos- Frequent breakage of front springs 1926 Master S-passenger Sedan 495 \ULUS' tering th> school boys' safety patrol', In light cars can be prevented by the 450 we are convinced that that method Is provision of a heavy spring leaf, bent 1926 Standard 5-passenger Sedan 3SITIVELY he most effective means vet devised to the shape shown and attached to 1925 Master Roadster 325 USE] for protecting the youngsters. Our the front aile by means of two U. 1925 Standard Sedan 175 ERFECTLY MILK safety >,taff tins recently been doubled, 1924 Master Sedan 150 ASTEURIZED and with the added personnel we shall 192J Master Sedan 125 P be able to achieve 100 per cent or- 1922 Master Sedan 100 Walker-Gordon Certified Milk ganization of patrols throughout ou Wendmeee Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk territory. OTHER MAKES Work of Patrol*. Suydam's and Rutger's Special Raw Tuberculi* 1927 NASH Sedan 645 Tested Milk "The majority of schools In that region has hnd patrols for a number DODGE Delivery 175 DISTRIBUTION COVERS of years. The large staff will make 1927 CHRYSLER Coach ... 350 regular visits to the schools, not only 1927 STUDEBAKER Coupe 445 New Brunswick, Highland Park, South River, Sayreville, for the, purpose of organizing patrols, 1925 PEERLESS Sedan 345 Parlin, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge but -

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Womanhood'* Screen Epic Coming to Stmnd The«tr<- William Fox Movietone Follies Of 1929 To

In 11?hc Goes •>• W.T-- "hvh •tnp< to the Str.i:>>! Thea:r<\ s'.art- Feature At Crescent For Opening Run; inu October 12. pr«-wsl"y eight y per <-nt of the civil,>.i world :? rcprv- Theatre Completely Renovated s cnted in the coniln".. t::h Western Electric and Bell Telephone laboratories. ;M-G-M's Talking The Crescent will feature popular prices. The opening ; Picture Is Epic presentation, Fox Movietone Follies of 1020 will run for a week. j ^__ "William Fox Movietone Follies of 1929" is unique in the his- | Life of New York's Gay "Main tory of the screen. It is the first revue of talking films, at <>m - ! Street" Racily and Vividly intimate and elaborate, offering everyone a front row seat. V i Told. jumps with joy, spins with speed and coruscates with color. Vou'll hear and see such unforgetable numbers as "The Bn-ak- Vividly relating the humorous and sad story of ii kerosene circuit "sis- away "Thftfs You Baby", 'Big City Blues" and "Legs". ter act" that looked like a winner for Now York's Great White Way is to De Witt Jennings, Arthur St»m\ Ar- the Follies, but flopped in rehearsal, be brought to the millions of resi- chie Gottler, Muriel Gardner. Ciirn. is the theme of "The Broadway Mel- lynne Snowden—but the list i- to . ody," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's spec- dents of other cities and towns, large 1 long- to begin to offer here. Then- ;r tacular all-talking, all-singing , al]- and small, through the William Fox two hundred performers in all. • dancing production. which comes to Movietone Follies dmund Lowe In "The Cock Eyed World" The stellar cost is headed by Anita outstanding excellence of its rival has been actor and director on the Fox Movietone All Talking Picture Page and Bessie Love, who appear as stage productions. screen and who olso directed the Fol- small town vaudeville players, in lies. The dialog was written by Wil- —At the Majestic Theatre, Perth Amboy, for one week starting October 5. Widely known stage and screen fig- New York to show Broadway how it ures head a long list of players; the liam K. Wells. Marcel Silver was di- Miss Page assumes the role of the numbers were written by. men pre- rector of revue, while Arthur Kay younger, whose cleverness is merely eminent as popular revue authors; served as musical director. a presumption. Miss Love as business the music was composed by writers From the way the Fox Movietone Heroine in Big Dialogue Film manager for the act seems destined who have scores of popular successes Follies is heralded, it would seem t•> to land them in the "big time" to their credit and the picture was di- take precedence us a definite innnvii- through the influence of her boy rected and staged by men acknowl- tion of screen entertainment. Fox Takes "AjM^Dare and Wins friend, portrayed by Charles King. edged leaders in their fields. Movietone officials, zealously working However, after being given a try- Included among the principals are to preserve leadership in the produr How Eleanor Griffith Obtained Speaking Role in Roland West's out, they fail to make the gTade. The such entertainers as Sue Carol, Frank tion of audible pictures, are said • . younger girl is put into the show as David Rollins and Sue arol in WILLIAM FOX MOVIETONE have spared no expense or effort ' Sensational Screen Melodrama. j Richardson, Stepin Fetchit, Lola a model and the older sister is forced FOLLIES of 1929 i Lane, Sharon Lynn, Dixie Lee, David make their Follies as nearly perf. • to content herself with a new partner At the Crescent Theatre, Perth Amboy, for one week starting tomorrow, ' Rollins, John Breeden, David Percy, *as possible. Coming direct from stardom on voices were fine, none possessed just and a booking on the road. the New York stage to play her first the right combination of personality, Harry Beaumont, responsible for talking and singing. part on the screen, Eleanor Griffith, beauty and voice that West was the direction of "Our Dancing Daugh- the principal feminine character in searching for. United Artists scouts ters" and other successes, directed "Alibi," sensational all dialogue pic- in New York told him about a blonde the new picture, the cast of which Youth in an Imposing Array ture coming to the Strand Theatre who was a sensation on the Broadway also includes Kenneth Thompson, Tomorrow is regarded as the year's stage. But this celebrity was not in- Mary Doran, Eddie Kane, Edward greatest find in the talkies. terested in pictures. West came east. Dillon and others. Dominates the Fox Follies Roland West, United Artist's pro- Finally he piqued her pride. "Make a test," he said to the player, Miss Practically an entire New York Of the Two Hundred Performers, Those Who Have Story Parts ducer-director, had purchased the musical revue has been created for screen rights to "Nightstick," under- Eleanor Griffith, "Perhaps, after all, you wouldn't click." the colorful theatre scenes in which are Noted Youngsters of Screen and Stage world stage thriller which he was to a complete musical comedy is un- make as an all-talking film under This was a challenge that Miss folded to the tune- of specially writ- The William Fox Movietone Fol- sical comedy. the title of "Alibi;" he had engaged Griffith couldn't ignore. She took the ten musical numbers. The unique lies of 1929, first Follies of the talk- Stepin Fetchit! Anyone who :• a cast of stage and screen favorites, test and pocketed a contract to play and intricate dance steps incorpor- members "The Gho9t Talks" ai. : included Chester Morris, Pot O'Mal- the feminine lead in the mystery ing pictures, is to have its local pre- ated in this revue are perfectly re- mier at the Crescent Theatre tomor- "Hearts In Dixie", Fox Movii-tM.- ley, Mae Busch, Harry Stubbs, Pur- thriller "Alibi." produced in sychronized rhythm, giv- row and it is safe to say that it is productions, will never forget him. nell B. Pratt, Regie Toomey, Irma Her screen personality is said to be ing the audience the realism expect- All the nine are in their 'teen.- :• Harrison, Kernan Cripps, Elmer Bal- awaited with more interest by movie- a revelation. Production officials ed of a true musical comedy. early twenties. lard, James Bradbury, Jr., De Witt predict a brilliant success in the mov- goers than any of the other audible Featured dancer?, song pluggers, productions shown so far, because of These performers are among ti:• Jennings and Al Hill, but he had not ies whether silent or talkie. stage door "Johnnies," and all the yet found the leading lady he wanted. its unusual nature. two hundred, of all varieties, w Some of her best known New tinsel of theatrical life is transposed made up the Follies personnel. P • Scores of Hollywood actresses— York stage successes were "The Spi- to the celluloid in this revelation of The scope of the films in record- production has songs by Con Conr.i !. some iii the best known in the world ing action and voices being so much der," "Women," "The Last Waltz," the show people. Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie (i ••' —took tests for the feminine lead in greater than that of the legitimate "Mercenary Mary," "The Creaking ler; its ensembles were staged by (r ' "Alibi," and although most of them stage, the F young screen and stage fav- ' Vic McLaglen and Ed Lowe oritts 'head tho list of principal, anil ! Cast As "Flagg" and "Quirt" —At the Majestic Theatre, Perth Ainboy. fnr une week starting October serve not only to interpret charm ter- in the story, which concern- W:<- in "The Cock Eyed World". r-tage life, but lead tin- many .-inging and dancing numbers. They ure Sue New York Wall Paper Co. A couple of leatherneck Don Juans! Carol, Lola Lane, Sharon Lynn, kI,,hn That's a trite way to characterize lire-den, liixie Lee, Ilavid I'e.cv. Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen Oavid Hoilm-, Frank Iin luird-^n ,' | Paints and Varnishes of Quality as "Sergeant Quirt" and "Top Ser- ( u geant Flagg" in the Fox Movietone Stf|.lM Fftehit. Mi.- Carol often has ]i..rtraye.l the all talking production, "The Cock a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Eyed World," directed by Raoul ''"''' "I jazz mad dapper on \\u- Walsh and opening- next Saturday at -creen. When ;he talkie- came along the Majestic Theatre, -he wa- nut found wanting, for she 356 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Based on a story written by Lau- lia.- a fetelmig voice and can dance rence Stallings and Maxwell Ander- as well a- the in,,,t t;ilentL*d Hr.ad- way "h f'-r '. Her chief specialty in son, who co-authoVized the unfor- iin- l-.. gettable "What Price Glory," Lowe -Movietom. Fln*i po-ed -evera'l pieces for that eo,u- at Coney Island with a real, flip laeni. Her main numher in tl in-tnl American girl, Jean liary. u made for Column to -tar in a pk-- 1" "ThatV You Haljy", Aruuml these scorching love af- Prize Play Landed tumation of lilair Nile.-' famous I Heating and Cooking Appliances I fairs are incidents of a most human •iountf Hi-eeden entered theatrical By Producer Goldwyn hook, "Condemned to Iievi!'.- Inland" nature, with .pathos, tears, smiles, '" \iei.na, and later was in a I romance and thrills. but "Bulldog Diummoiid" looked like Max Keiiilianlf'compaiiy j,, [j.o-lin "Ilulldug Drummond", the t'anmus such a marvelous opportunity t" idve al- In addition to tlits five featured .» various st,,k companlis , fc^.l^^^^Yfe,! Ruud Automatic and Storage players mentioned, . the supporting1 J-'0»>|dy melodrama which conies to ( .dman s ability at dramatic comedy , and was n Thi-atro Guild plav trand Theatre on October 5, un- a chance, lor expression that every- > San Francisco before bt'ccmi'iiir .. • At .1 u ,- TI . f ,- cast is one of first rannk when one re- . ."' AA t lthe MuJlMajestitlc Theatre !••' der the banner of Samuel Goldwyn, th.ni; el,e was hrushed aside and ' screen actor He is the owl Z If\, i ~ "' ( ? fbeatre -i Water Heaters I calls the fame of Ed Frendel, Swede w tln comic of vaudeville and musical com- has received all the distinction which "HulldoK Urumnumd" received pre-1 show in the AVry the'fX til I _^" « ^turday, October the. staff of the original independent cedence over the whole previous Miss Lee is the girl who score t su _—- I edy; Hubby Burns as "Conners;" : New Process Gas Ranges Ivan Linow, former heavyweight motion picture producer could shower Goldwyn production achedufe. tn-n.enduusly on Broadwaj 7n*Z • -= wrestler known to fame as "The on it, ever since it was first heard of the ("Varsity Drag" number in "Good on the Goldwyn lot. Russian Lion;;" and Solidad Jiminez, How Long News . In the Follies she is heard Spanish character actress of "In Old There was unheard of competition I Though the aales agent may Jmaglne leading the "Why Cun't 1 He Like Arizona." for the rights to pictilriif this well- iou. number. known stage play and book last year, she In Impressing ns, what we're won (HjSMOLM t (?APMAN Con-Den-Rit Radiant Logs \ I derlng, as wa listen attentively, U I'ercy, a baratone, studied voice with three of the largest motion pic- under Emma Kames and under teach- Mtmbtn Stw Yurk Stutk E 3«1'» Peculiarity tur« producers scrambling for the how limg It took her to memorize the ers in trance before returning to Am tltmirrt New Yurk Curt £ Odorless—Efficient—Inexpensive use of the drama which had thrilled speech.— Toledo Hlade. I The SmltliHoulun Institution «iy» erica tu further his musical education New York some seasons before. Sam- that the eel bug an "fguu In Its toll under the noted Uuis GVaveure and 244 Smith Street I uel Goldwyn finally won out and an- to app«ad radio and theatre.recit- Where Good BUQUUI GO ln a that pulsates, ami tUnermeD consider nounced that "Bulldog Drummond" als. \ Telephone Perth Amboy 988 It a second heart Tul», however, la waj> to be a starring vehicle for Kon "Aiiimuls." says a naturalist, "don't Kolliiw will be; remembered for his not R renl heurt, On the oth« bund. aid Column whom he had recently know liow lucky they are." Doeg u John W. Rockefeller, Telephone 3510 Perth Amboy It an eel Is struck ID this region It elevated to individual stardom in Jos- family of rubblts. fur Instance, realize rules in "The High school Hero" I Vv in That CJirl" and "Prep and Pel)"' Manager I has the same fatal effect us u blow eph Conrad's "The Rescue". that fliey at* ruuulng about ID a beno g D a ben llf) lll . ^rank Ili«httrikun in a £ywU«rl»lues accasB the lienrl. leiite had aliea-dy 'been llfu) 8t'ulnltlu CMuti—Lnnrton Oploloa. singer of big-time vaudeville und mu- WOODBRIDGEINTDEPEKDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 READE'S PERTH AMBOY THEATRES

FADF'H M« nninimuinmillHTiri MAJT»TKUUJ AT EACH PERFORMANCE NEW POLICY icr FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Complete change of program once RF AllF\ REAPE'S a week on Saturday. .» iMMVL 0 THEATRE Alto OTAT MOVIETONE SHORTS TELEPHONE IQS PERTH AA\B£W

One Week, Starting Tomorrow, Sept. 28 Coming for One Week, Starting Oct. 5 cThe ^Pulsating Story of ^Broadway's cMad cNight Life! OCT. 5 I^THE BIG DAY! The Long Awaited Comedy Hit Arrive*

SINGING ULGNING Movietone VOUTH and beauty • •*- pass before you as though in life, telling FLAGG —QUIRT their gripping story, I"hr never-to-be-for(j»lten pair that fought, caromed and alwayi found singing their hit songs, the time to make love, return dancing in choruses of in new, bi(g«r and more ro- sensuous feminine mantic adventure. charm. So exciting to watch and so thrilling to listen to! SEE IT! WILLIAM FOX HEAR IT! That pair of marines make hot love in the coldest parts of Siberia . . . L4G LEN They make hotter love in Coney Is- Also EDMUND LOWE land . , . But the hottest of hot love FOX MOVIETONE with the hottest of hot babies—in the NEWS torrid, tempestuous tropics. and MOVIETONE SHORTS

Coming to the Majestic "THE STREET GIRL BroodW? b rVWn« $2 toSe e and Hear Thit Great Productkmat tkcAstttr Theatre

READE'S Matinee Daily at 2:00 Evening at 7 and 9 EADE'S Continuoiu Performance Saturday, Sunday and .EMODLED Holiday* CRESCENT Completely Renovated, Opens Tomorrow T1IK HOUSE BROADWAY of Attractions TALKIES ULEPHONB 1O* rEKTH AMBOI for One Week, Starting Saturday. Sept. 28 and 60c SOUND 7 Days Beginning Tomorrow, Sept. 28 SEE The Dynamic Adventures of AND HEAR The War of Bluecoat Police Heroes vs. Gangland! and d Blackjacker v,

Tin- vivid romance of a policeman's daugh- ter whose heart was stolen by a gangster ami redeemed by a detective's supreme lovo. f

Plenty of Action, Adventure and Thrills.

See this Great Masterpiece. PRESENTS HIS PRODUCTION. AT EACH PERFORMANCE FOX

"NIGHTSTICK." MOVIETONE NEWS by JOHN WRAY&- J.C. NUGENT tr "IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF" )ELAINE STERNE CARMNGTON... Also \VlTH AN J ALL-STAR CA5J, MOVIETONE SHORTS tiJ=

Komance, »urpri»ei and fhocks and a COMING— myitery melodrama supreme in the intri- One Week, Oct. 5 to 11 guing atmosphere of metropolitan night ,f life. All Talking All Singing All Dancing

UNITtD ARTISTS Bullets fly,Siren s blare ami YOU PICTURE have the time of your life! MUSICAL COMEDY "Bulldoff Drtimmond 'M^ WOODRRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1020 PAGE FOURTEEN WHERE EVERYBODY GOES NOW! Morton Downey, Broadway's "Golden IIHON DOIIAR Voiced Tenor," Now on Talking Screen

Stars and Sings in "Mother's Boy"

' ». loUTON DOWNEY, brilliant !*• young stniter known profes- sionally as "Broadway's Golden CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES , \"i'i, ed Tenor," has achieved an Bin- EVERY FRI. - SAT. - SUN.—1 to 11 P. M. Mtu>n of his life. H« bas Just fin- EARLY BIRD MATINEES DAfLY 1 to lt30 l»l»«l a starring role In th« moYlts ALL SEATS HALF PRICE as -iMd" In Pathe's "Mother's Boy,"( >U »>.i(lng and all-Ulktng picture. Mother's Boy" was produced at ' TODAY and TOMORROW— Sound Studios, Inc., In New York • t>T Robert T. Kane. ON THE SCREEN Downey ha* been a sensation at hi* Club Cwanova this season- HEAR HIM TALK! Critics have described him as tn# most gifted Irish tenor since John McCormacks debut. He Is * popu- lar Victor recording artist and REGINALD completed a leading role In RKO's "Syncopation" before mak- ing "Mother/a Boy." Downey's first production for DENNY rathe was taken from Oene Mar- key's original story and Is a full JOHN BARfWiOREu^rHo,-^,™- length musical feature with the Camilla Hom,ErWT WBITCCH Production star singing throughout songs ot the "Jatt" and sentimental variety. \ - ;r,.| ;i...t:in- play::.^ .vc.day. Monday and Tuesday at the Empire. The new film star is a discovery "His Lucky Day" of Paul Whlteman, with whose Ja- •nous organisation he sang for foir ON THE STAGE "Eternal Love" Film Make* and other stage hits in New York. years. With Wniteman he featured Morton Downey is "Broadway's gold- in the "Rhapsody in Blue" and a Hollywood Take to Archeryen-voiced tenor" and sings several program of all-American music. popular sonffs with fine effect. Other Later he studied voice In Europe Standard C Hollywood's newe.-t favorite pas-player: s featured in the production and sang In London and Paris. -,!fif i-1 ^hootinp for prizes with bow' include Helen Chandler, Barbara T Downey was born In Brooklyn, 3 d arrow. The fad \va.-' started by Bennett, Beryl Mercer, OsfjoiHi Per- Krns-t l.'.ibit'-ch, noted motion picture kins and John T. Doyle. The picture N. Y., and was brought up by Vaudeville Acts *J -lirtrctor, when he revived an old was directed by Bradley Barker un- "Jlrnmle" Hagan, the Tammany H*is"- custom in hi1 latet production, der the supervision of Robert T. leader He recently married Bar- "Eternal I.ove", a United Artists pic- Kane. bars Bennett, screen actress and SUNDAY—ONE DAY ONLY :i:re starring John Barrymore. The MORTON DOWNEY daughter of Richard Bennett :•>(.' picture comes to the Empire ON THE SCREEN TVatre Sunday. J)urinfc the filmins; New Denny Talk-FHm At (ho Runway Theatre Monday and Tuesday. nf "Eternal Love", Barrymore and A Singing and Talking Sensation hi- jupportinjf cast, im-hidin^ Camil- Has Odd Highlights la Horn, Hobart Hosworth, Victor Gripping Society Drama of Varconi, I!oWesley Ruggles Uirected it With • rum an Adela K«ir<--rs St. Johns' Role in Pathe's 'Mother's Boy' An unusual idea of controlling a gang by preying cm the leader's su- M"ry. The plot, laid in a society at- JOHN BOLES — HUNTLEY GORDON peVstitious fear of black cats. iini.|)lH're, shows the struggle of a JANE WINTON & EDDIE PHILLIPS Kobe: i decider, owner of the fash- young woman to keep her past from ii.nalilc cabaret seen in the Piithe all The.se are some of the high-lights of "His Lucky Day", the Universal- | A recking her future. It is one of the ON THE STAGE dialogue picture prnduction, "Moth- •.-t roles Miss La Plante ever had. er'1 Boy" starring Morton Downey talking screen farce comedy, star- which will be seen and heard at thering Reginald Denny, which opens at Rahway Theatre on Monday anMichael Curtiz directed and Ray Jack Holt SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY Doyle made the screen adaptation of A JOY TO.'j —ADDED FEATURE- The First Episode of the All-Talking Serial the original story by Mark Canlield, SKK "KING OF THE KONGO" WALLACE BEERY In "THE STAIRS OF SAND' Pay Envelopes To All Kiddies! Pantomine by Eating SATURDAY — Sept. 28 —DOUBLE FEATURE— A JOYiTO Is Favored by Beery SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY — "BEHIND THE ^'FALL OF EVE" Featuring Eating is one of Wallace Beery's GERMANS' LINES" HEAR AND SEE! favorite methods of expressing char- Patsy Ruth and Ford THE GREAT LOVER OF THE SCREEN! acter on the screen. A U.F.A. Production MILLER STERLING He confessed the fact recently at the Paramount studios in Hollywood, SUNDAY — MONDAY — Sept. 29 - 30 ADDED ATTRACTIONS where he was working in Charles "Buddy" Rogers' new starring pro- duction, "River of Romance." GREAT VITAPHONE ACTS Beery has eaten everything frofft CLARA BOW ™ See and Hear See and Hear lemon pie to lobsters before grinding BEN BARD cameras. Chicken l^gs are his delic- LEO REISMAN & acy in "River rof Romance." During In a Comedy Sketch tin- rehearsal for tins production "DANGEROUS CURVES' HOTEL BRUNSWICK Iteory devoured six of them. "The Champion lieery had lobsters in "Casey A' TUES. — WED. — OCt. 1 - 2 DOUBLE FEATURE Golfer" ORCHESTRA The Hat," potatoes for "We're In tin- Navy Now," biscuits for "Wife WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY— Savers," beans for "Xow We're in the Air," lamb chops for "Partners ir Crime," corn and deer meat fo "Two Weeks Off" 100% ALL - TALKING "Thi- Big Killing" and dry buns fo 1 Featuring VITAPHONE SENSATION "Beggars of l.ifi ." DOROTHY and Six liii; chickens were killed and JACK roasted , for the scenes in "River o MACKAILL MULHALL A Mighty Avalanche Thundering Down From Mountain- Romance," which cona-s to the Em —Added Feature— lops; Mob Violence—-and Other Sound Thrills! pin; Theatre to.day and tomorrow. Jacqueline Logan In "THE BACHELOR GIRL" Dolores Costello TALKING COMEDY FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Go Aihoro Only to Breed THURS. — FRI. — Oct. 3 - 4 '" IN Albatrosses tiro seldom seen lu the WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY— ' Norih Atlantic, They frequent nearly nil other HCUS, but uro never seen ushore except on (he Islands ot the l "WEARY RIVER" Antarctic oti ;ni. where they breed. "MADONNA OF A Comedy Drama of Love and Featuring Intrigue Among Would - Be Thieves! "Anywhere-Anytime" RICHARD BARTHELMESS "v AVENUE A" With GRANT WITHERS DRAKE'S SATURDAY ONLY — Oct. 5 DOUBLE FEATURE WilLIAM FOX prejents MILTON SILLS TIM MC COY ON THE SAME PROGRAM In In The Collegian* See and Hear Hll TALKING Fox Movietone STORAGE In 'HIS CAPTIVE WOMAN' "SIOUX BLOOD" ARTHUR PAT WEST "JUNIOR LUCK" MOVING LOCAL PICTURE With In a Comedy Act (1 PACKING SHIFPINO ENTIRE WEEK Talk & Sound »••• «l R»»on*bl. IUtM STORY OF WOODBR1DGE "SHIP AHOY" ALAN 5IRMINGHAM • If I LA H/AMJ • ClYD! COOK Ml ElluUtb Ar.nu. ARNOLD LUC/ • FAAHtLL HACOONALO SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES PILOB.I Ilndaa ZBZI 0CT.7 WATCH £®R ANNIVEHSARY WEEKA WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 PAGE FIFTEEN

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Mutt and Jeff, The Nebbs, S'Matter Pop, and Toonerville Folks—All Characters Created by the widely known Laugh Makers—Bud Fisher, Sol Hess, C. M. Payne and Fontaine Fox. DON'T MISS THIS TREAT OF HUMOR EVERY FRIDAY ; Beginning Next Week!! AMERICA'S LIVE-WIRE HUMOR AND FUN IS READY FOR YOU!! REMEMBER THE DATE October 4th WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 SECTION TWO PAGE ONI

dlmton n KrowlnR lack of harmony be- twmn tlin Vatican and the Mussolini Rnvrrnmcnt. Slat's Diary BY ROSS I'AItQliHAR Ramsay MarDnnnld Ifl said to ho coming to America with the Idea that Friday—the prcfclirr pot, euro nt by Arthur Brisbane h«i can persuade this government to pa and ma and pn Rot, snro nt, mn Lindbergh Feel* Safe allow him 339,000 tons of cruisers, (unite, he wna nt Another Biffgest Bank America contenting herself with 300,- nrn house for nnp 000. per ami he nst us Old Age an Illness witch pnrt. of Hie MacDonald's Mistake sorvus u e liked If that Is 80,-Mr. MacDonald In waiit- best, on Sunday 127 OLONKI, Lim>RHRGH, with h1» Ing time. He does not know President and I spoke up mid BROAD: ROYAL Bi C wife, Is on a flight that will cover Hoover If he thinks the President will sed tint I herd pn a great pnrt of Centra! and South consent to any such Inequality. say he wjis all America. ways tickled when A dangerous (light, It has stretches Considering that we could afford a the henedixiiin WHS of 700 miles with no possible landing. navy of any Bize, and that Britain ran- (jivi>n. Frum that, tune nn the supper Fortunately, the world's bent flier li not afford to compete, our BiigKestlon In charge. was very d i-1:11m- of equality should hs accepted with fnhle. For mi' ;i gratitude. speshully. Ono of the nntlon'a hlRhest officials When the British had tlio niniiny S:\tiTs»ilile (or Hnynl to offer Die unusual values that w» hiive feoturoil ilurlni our gronl rite last Sunday but he woodent got NPW Cuslniners' I»rivi>. AH n Bpvi'inl inilucenifnt for the lust dny, we h»voctor Marie- for two weeks sut for gurls ennyways. Onley Sissy boys, Ono pupil of St«lnach In Vienna has fered untold ugony as Ihc deadly ilis- and I aint 1 of them. QUALITY DIAMONDS restored youth and "the desire to whig- eiisc, which efiiisea a slow and pain- An unusual showing o{ quality dlamondB tlo and aitiit" In "00 old men. The ma- fill death by gradual purulysls of the at this low price. Guaranteed jority of human beings, however, still nrgmis, while leaving the Inlelllgence *t++++*+++-;-*++-s-->**'H''frv*++i BV juUr credit • • • $50 are Interested In tho fact that when OPEN AN ACCOUNT WATCHES intact, continued Us ravage! hour by { Decided at Last £ the time, comes they can die In peace hour, until death released him. A great last tiny vnlue. and Htart Girl Meant "No" | Handsomely enRravcil, Tbe scientist, who was only thirty fully jeweled and fully el(;ht years old, h:id been experiment- San Pnuicisco, t'allf.—Sum .. tuaranteed Strnp C»l. R. W. Stewart, former head of ing with the object of discovering 11 Roec() Is 11 hard miin to dlscour- [[ Watches. Standard Oil of Indiana, beaten In a serum which would act as un ami nt,re, hut lifter three trips to Jail •• Opfn An Account fight with Mr, Rockefeller, IH In Eng- dme to Imtulisin. A fortnight UKO here he decided that possibly )', land. Perhaps he wont there to Join while lie was crushing In his labor- Silas Hetty Herman's "no" •> atory the dangerous toxic powder meimt Just exactly that, ,', the Shrill company In a great British which ue hoped would serve the pur- Uocco, ncconllng to police re- '' '.50 oil merger and anti-Standard oil fight, piige a minute particle lodged In his porls, went to an apartment ',', left eye. Two days Inter he realized j house to visit Miss tlorman. He ' [ IT the, British waut action and an he was Infected with the disease. run« lier doorbell. Miss Her- 4. American representative who knows Ills eyes became inllumed and tbe miin »|i|)nrently didn't waut to tho oil business, they showed Intelli- lids closed. Then the mouth and aee him. Sam tried to break In. Exquisite gence. In selecting Col. Stewart. Glenn Daft, nnin:iner of I he J tliroat became paralyzed, and In turn CREATIONS It looks like a real oil fight. I he arms, shoulders und Hie legs. As house, protested. Sum pulled a IlettlnK la wronK—and apart from ,^ „;„„,h^i„„no,t U(b«! 0K opo'ied«d , nouru - gun, umirding to witnesses, nnd J LadieB' exquisitely en- Umt, it might be unwise to bet against \ ,Hhlnent lull, tu be K|Vun through tue fired at Daft. He missed- He graved guaranteed anJ the Rockefellers. They have never wus still trying to gain entry BLUE-WHITE DIAMONDS jeweled Wrist WatchtH nnae coropltte with bracelet. acquired the habit of losing. Th"e victim retained all tils mcotiil when police arrived. At the Three beautiful blue white diamonds, lucidity iliniuKliom this terrible or- $ city prison he furnished S'IOO lustrous and scintillating in a hand-pierced Open An Account aud eub'ruu'd mounting , t.:.. Pono Plus, addressing 300 Eccleslas- | „„,, || j , ., se of the ball and was released. $100 } Uea fl) (iwc ne t mr $2 A WEEK tlc.il Monitors of tbe Catholic Action (]ea(1|y ,|i;il.,lsc even commenting on Undismayed, he returned to (Jri;nnl2atlon of Italy, complained of |(s (irouress. see Miss Herman. She culled "civil discrimination" against young ynt,e )lt. to have bla eyelids + police. Sam was arrested again + Catholics. i opened In order ml he could see liia and once more furnished bull. NewspaiK.rs repressuting Mussolini's m|,|s ,,y] m lur|1turnin, g b,blue," he Lie started for Hie place' a government attacked and denied th« ' mmil(,iM, „, al.t,,,,|ale; "^m I aa.m third time. 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connty game warden, Btated thnt 14. fHAS DEAD SNAKES The (ten Is sltimted ni the south end unnkea had been killed two dnjs to- of a bntte In Spring valley, White Pine NGW/ PARIS TO PROVE THAT cminty, Nev, about 250 yards from the RATTLERS "DEN" rik«:'s Peak highway. Tha den proper Is a sunken place tn the grbnnd which -FASHIONS hns been blasted open several times Scientist Verifies Stories a* with dynamite In an attempt to kill to Congregation of the Inmates. The snakes were very glow and Reptiles. olnnmy, Hnll Bays, and by stepping direfiilly they managed to approach Flerkoloy, Cnllf.—For mnny years the don with ankle shofes and no teg- natmnllBts Imvo tended to scoft at the K'ncs. They vere armed with pistols !don thnt nittlrannkps congregated In londed with the finest bird Shot nnd (Ions, In spite of oocnskmal rumors find killed 25 of the reptiles before they iinpnnflrnift] stnrtos lo Mils effect, ho- retired. ennso tliere never hna heeli a scten- tlllc and ntithnrltntlre description of Den Found Five Year* Ago. (moh a find hy n trnlncri observer. Hnll Ion mod thnt the site of the den wns discovered live years ago by two Hut tills IncicdulUy has been Ola- sheep herders, Doyle C Robinson iind slpntwl. You rany believe yonr eyes \V. C. Klrkhind, who thought the rnt- the next time rattlers swnra around WriK wns caused by a swarm of bees yonr feet like a school of mnckerel. Kneh yenr sorties hnva been mnrte For E. Rnymonc! Hull, curator of dKiUnpt the snnkes In the spring find ninmmnlB In the University of Califor- full, hut It has been found impossible nia Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, to kill them off. Hnll says that they hna JUBt reported the finding of a den prolmliiy puss the winter In the den thnt contained scores of rattlers. As nnd spread out over the valley Ln the evidence of the tlnd he has brought summer. back 26 rattlesnakes with him. Hnll explains thnt he and Ward 0. 4 RMHCII, a student at th« university, Salvation Army'i B*|lanin| .... Pick were making a collection of specimens The Sulvutluu uriny bad Its begin- la the vicinity of Wheeler Peak, Ne- ning In the East London mission, AKE the stiffest hill you can vada, when i hey were told of a den of founded by Wllllnra Booth In London rattlesnakes which residents of the Killed Twsnty Fl*s Rsptllss. your own hill Tfind—put nothing but ESSO in In 186(1. Tbe name later was changed town of Ely, seven miles awaj, had a^ fore, but It hadn't made mocb differ- to the Christian mission, and In 1878 your gas tank—take your car up tacked with rifles, sbotgnng and dynn the Utle of Balvatlon army wa* adopt mite without avail. ence, for Hall and Russell found ap- in high— proximately BO more sitting on tbe! «>• Tha w«rk ln the Dnlted State8 -then try this! 148 Previously ftltln. wa be nn lD 188 b one man and tails with bead In air when tnoy ar- » S °- * CVEKY wom*n worthy of the name | ], , seven women. And try to git a gas knock out of it! Their lnformnnt. Lloyd Rrthln.nn. r TP< liken volvet and likes tulle. Wit- 1 nan th« great success of both tticav •I DULterialt tn emnlng frocka, n now Make this same test with any tbe most astute designers an com- 1 blntnt the beat features of both and other motor fuel and notice the we have gowns of velvet and tulle all ln one. The relvet Is always of the difference. type caljed "transparent" because^ Its great toftnea and draping qualltle* perfect when used with the sheer Hundreds of thousands of motor- stiffness of tulle and they are made ln trery color. Tin most fmvorad are ists are discovering ESSO. Already ln black, for no tulle la as effective more ESSO is bought at a premium black tutle, especially when used tn a trailing skirt to be worn over than any competing brand at light colored stockings. The frock shown In the sketch was regular prices in the territory seen on a very mart woman In Paris where ESSO is sold. recently and typifies the ultra sim- plicity of th» most sophisticated mode, Ton will notice UM marked princess You can bank on one thing—it silhouette of the velvet part, following absolutely the outline of the figure to has to be remarkable motor fuel end ln a flaring tall of a tulle. This THB GIANT POWER FUEL I* the very newest of silhouettes. to make that record! Try ESSO Vlonnet Is pre-eminently responsible for It, but every house In Parts Is re- today. flectng Us tnfluenco and what is more. the chic women of two continents are toceptlng It. 1 — Please mention ttiis pa;ier to ad "4 vertiters; it helps you, it helps thum, STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY •••' it helps your paper. — For WOMEN

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A, Hobby for Butterflies Most Beautiful City in Southern Switzerland Mascot Presented by Late Ruler

(.'lure Lucp, tMr >rri^r •/.•.••::\<\A ltF<'\\:r^'f fur and Ainorlras most popular danror of th • il.iy. ph i'-.,.rapli. ! :• •"'•VA ::I I'.iii.s with Chink, the masco* doll prrsi'-.t'"1 !.i lii'r hy t'-io \;>U- S"in Y.i'.-S.1!!.

j .-...>','.,, Lunar:.u, in bc.uihern Switzerland. •.-..i:t:ii is famed lor its scenic beauty and attractive Missionary Once Enough! SNAPPED AT CHICAGO—Mn, Vital Kite makes beautiful pict;ire.'i climate. o' r.iit'prfllfJi, grasses and flowers. It Is claimed that she has the only Classified collection of Ozark Mountain butterflies in existence. British Machine Gun Company in Jerusalem

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Bro'.iH'r George J. Feltes, S. J. plans will lead him to snow- SNAPPED AT LONDON—Mrs. bound Alaska as the first flying Sydney Webb, High Priestess of missionary to preach In the land the Labor Party of Great Britain, of the Eskimo. He Is ready to who recently refused a title. She operate his missionary plane as a told her husband, Lord Passfleld, Hying pulpit In the Far North. Secretary of State for Dominion He plans to equip his plane with Affairs and for the Colonies, that pontoons and sklls as well as SNAPPED AT PEIPING, CHINA—A Chinese melon seller takes his she changed her name once when wheels so that he may land either noon siesta In the streets of Pelplng entirely obllvioui to the' march ol she married him and that wa» SNAPPED AT JERUSALEM—A British machine mm company which touk part in :!:e engagement on Ice, water or snow. enough. commerce around him. with a force of Arabs in the Jewish Garden City i: Talploth. Battleship Oregon Retired G. A. R. Veterans Convene at Portland One Couple Will Never Separate «

uiii> n ii-i.a*JI oi t.:i' v.>»iisaiuU v. liu tuii^ht on the Union side are left, and out of this handful just a •nail number convened at Portland for the annual convention. Here are five Department Commanders, left to right: Commander J. A. MacGregor, Georgia; Merton B. Stone, New York; Charles H. Mitchell, Missis- sippi; Philip Engelskurger, Pennsylvania, and W. A. Drake, South Dakota.

John Maxwill, possessed of a double TOIO*. baritone and soprano, wean this unique costume In "Murray Anderson'* Almanac" at Er- SNAPPED AT PORTLAND, ORE.—The battleship Oregon has been Ittlred and re«ts here with two live-masted schooner* that were formerly nuftrt Theatre in New York. Cover one-half ol the figure in the abovn wed lor lumber transportation. All o£ the boat! u* now being used for photograph with a piece ol paper, then remove It and cover the oppoelU hUtorloal purposes. half »nd note the surprising result. Hello, Everybody President's Son on the Green

SNAPPED AT MILWAUKEE -Jut* Dempsey and Jim Corbett, two ol the country's must popular lurmei' heavyweight cliamplotui, are shown broadcasting over station WTMJ after their performance at R local vaudeville theatre. Uempsey has recently ueen licensed an a promoter Americas leading surgeons who are visiting at Buiif Bins Imvc an astonishing view ol Hie new operating Young Alan Hoover, sun UI ths Chief Executive, pltciies one on loom and equipment that has been completed in the new building at Slug Smu Prison. Here convlcu who by the Illinois Stute boxing Uommiaalon. the green ut the faihlonublf home»te«d. Hot Hpiln^, Vu., In a mani need surgical attention can get It under the most modern conditions po&sible. ""mtui Wno which would do the well known Hobby Jonw credit. WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 SOTI.I OficUt Flag how to behnvp m conrt." Brown, Wivy Hilr. I Good Only In Actioa Took Nam* From Alcohol UBITCTIIIT D*gr««i The degree of Ph. P., or doctor of Th« state flan of the Rorlel union Slip sfinn hecnme. fl fnvorlte of the Ishhel hns brown, wnvy hnlr and n I One secret act of self denlnl, one liny rum. If real, la mnde from the philosophy. Is the highest degree gWen I* of red or scarlet cloth,—length to queen nnd so great was her popnlar tlvld. ctotir complexion. She playB Barrlflce of IncHnRtlnn to duty, I* berries of the West Indlnn bay tree, PREFERS BABIES ty n university for sclifnl work done. width. 2:1. In the left upper cornet Ity with the people thnt hundreds of hockey nnd Rolf, likes mnsft' but does worth all the, mere pood thoughts, with alcohol added. When the vir- There nre miny other deirrees — snch are a tolden sickle find hnmmer, stir hnliy clils In nil pnrts of Rrltnln were not enre for dnnclng. Her fnvortte warm feeling*, passionate prayers, In tues of the berries were first dlscov ss I.I.. D. (doctor of )nw)— which are mounted by a five pointed red »t*r with christened Ishhel. nuthor Is George Eliot nnrt she ex which Idle people Indulge themselves. ered. rum—the chenpest alcohol- honorary a golden border. TO POLITICIANS A picture which alone adorned the presses n preference for "old fnah —Cardinal Newman was used. Hence "bay rum." living room of "No. 10" In 1024 Is loned" novels. She is nn enthusiastic bnck In the snme place today. It Is a student of chemistry. Ishbel MacDon&ld, Daughter photograph of the garden gent In tin Ishhel accompanied her father to of Premier, Talk* of coin Inn fields which bears the fol Americn In 1927 and made a farorm- lowing Inscription: blo Impression. When MneDonald be Her Philosophy. "This Heat has been plneed here enme 111, she took hit place us the In memory of Margaret MncDonnld principal upenker at a socialist ban Txindon.—A serloua young woman who spent her life In helping others quet In New York. THE %w PACKARD of twenty-six, who would rather en- In need. She took no rest from rtolnji She hns been a dlllirent campaigner tcrtnln bnhles thnn politicians, 1« for good." for the I.nbor party, speaking for hei the aeeond time In tier life one of Friends of the MncDonnld fnmlly fnther, her brother, nnd their col- the world's mnlt ImpnrtRnt hoateiset hnve said thnt Ishhel Is much like lengncs. On the pin I form she drops iHhlipl MneDonnlcl, dnrk eyed dnugh- her mother, n noted welfnre worker her quiet manner nnfl hns been ter of Itrltnln't premier, J. Human? Ishhel hns spent much time itiidylnit known to Indulge In some of her (a MncDonnld, in attnln the mlstrrsB of the problems, of poverty, mofherhcod. trier's cnif'lc Kitrrosm. No. 10 Downing street, where she STANDARD EIGHTS and Infnnt mortality. She chose n hud ruled the social life of the last Bent on the London county council Bible Lost in France ! I,nhor regime In 11)24. In preference to one In pnrllntnent 8" \ Is Returned to Ownei Juat as no one kni'w whether Ighhei thnt she could enrry on her work Washington.—A nible stolen from offer the outstanding wns glnd to Innve the English "White ' among the poorer elnssps, I htm In the University of Beflume at HdiiBu" nfter the Labor party'* down H*r Social Philosophy. DIJon, France, during the World war full, up one knows how nhe feel* While rnmpnlirnlng for the Labor i ten yenrs flgn, was returned to Far. luxury, comfort and n limit hnt rot urn. Her friends «nj pnrty, she concisely expressed her - mount It. White, formerly athletic slip no longer hopes to ohtnln a nnl social philosophy In five points: (onch of the Newport News high VIMMII.V degree, but they helleve she engineering improvement$ "1 believe every mother should school nt Newport, Va., recently. wnuld like to devote all her time to hnve the chnnce of bringing children The IllblO, « gift of Mr. White's surliil wplfnre work. Into the world , without Impairing: hei. mother, wns sent, accompnnled by a which the world expects Whpn, not yet twenty-one, she left own henlth In thnt nntnrnl function letter from Mnrtlifl V. flrlgsby, of 31C tier rlcmiestle Bdence course at King's "f'very fnmll.v should hnve n de West One Hundred Eighteenth stfeet, 'pHB new PuckarJ nillpije In l!>24 to tnke I'hnrge of the rent housp nnd henlthy surrounding New York. The letter explained how X. Slaodard Eights offer from Packard prime minister's household, sorlet.v In which to live. It fell Into her bunds us follows: important engineering innlrnns held their tburnlis, hut tsh "Every child shonld hnve n Rood "1 tnke grent pleasure In sending gdvanens and greatly en- hiA innrlp fl proiit «ocinl success ol prlmnry nnd Stmndnry ednrntlon. your Itihle you lost In the One linn riched fittinp.1 and Appoint- All models embody the new We cordially invite you to see the Labor ndmlnlHtrntlnn. 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Thr Otto Wilkc-Willio Mnrn|ltami> made him go the'four round? fracas failed In matorinlize. due tn Siulelln trir'd, hut in vnin, to nror<> a Watson Scores Over DeFelice In Mura. fur no known reason, failing knock nut, in fnct hmi himself wonrv Linden Ring To Be Scene Of All-Star !i> put in nn appearance. Some i>f +rom throwing so many punches. TliU the spectator? agreed Mura was rijrht, bout krpi the fans in hot, spasm; Boxing Card Monday Night Sensational Bout At Linden Club a* he could not *-in over Wilko un- ihirini? the entire four round!!. _._. _ *. der any circumstances, last week's raw The other four rounder intnxlui-iil Hrnnruy Outpunched By Williams—Otto Wilke, Linden Boy, decision still being fresh in his mind. a sure comer in Martin Eickel ,,f "The home of n •in Others arguing that Wilke's body Keyport. Weighing 131 lbs. Kick,! 1 Pounds Opponent Into Submission—Haynack's Shoulder pan ;nl"pt<'(l liy 1 h• • I I '"' •••'• i•~T him when he punching hud made Mura n sore hoy WAS opposed to Johnny Vogel ,,f siptN of IM'IIIK trutl if :ijT;-.nir-T Jimmy drecr. of Mala wan. Green ted In First Round Of Snappy the day after the last nipht find he Cranford, 136 lbs. The t> lb. differ- 1 did not care for any more of Wilke's ence in weight did not stop thp Key. slater] for next wei-l- taken :i- a v\ •- iiiu r.er . n tr.e same style as Anthony should Bout With Murofsky. 1 style of war fare. \Vilkp was opposed port boy from tearing into the Crnii- lerion. i-mi the Lir.der. boy to the limit but Ar.- ford entry and pummeling him from A niph: jsnin-.r nnfl an examination by Pr. Cilrisston hy Tony Anderson of Newark. Wilke The Reay:i):-\V;,rn-T ,":-,:>:>.•• i- l.r;i.K.'-P '•' r.^. a i-e:.i hard puncher can be depended eairor to make a showing after the pillar to post. Vogel WUR down fo, showed that Haynack had thrown hi? Linden attnu• 11<• iJ- -;n h ,\-n'Vtr ln-tore haw r. '. • £.\\- a good account of himself. This small sprawl of Inst week started out in short counts in the third round nml twice Hgnin in the fourth round. ]{«> been shown ii; N'V- .lerst-y. Seven five r^un.l it .-h >ii\i r.-'t las: the scheduled five rounds, rowd of fan* s ikk show right shoulder ou; of placep . llaynaoy k husiness like fashion tn pummel An- of the Linden Sp liub Monday was rushed to the feree Coplnn had little worry derid. bouts are tn l-r- ii-hrr>fl in'uihe fiugili.-tk- lirn?- r. b.iy.- i e;ng such hard punchers a knock dressing / derson's tummy. Anderson appeared night at Ukrainian V.xrV. where IV (ilasston, after aV half like a scared deer, scampering hither ing the winner of this fight as Kick. lijfht, making a '"'al of thirty-four'murds :A can expected at any time of the fight. The star bom :' • evening had hour's work placed the dislocated and thittyr for a place of shelter. pi proved himself to he the superior Wilke. blond tiger of Linden, from the opening gong. In justice tn be ]ire-i-ij|e((. In addition to the novelty r.f five Ottii g as it* principal?, T. iiiy Wiiunn of shoulder hack in position. A return O,1(1 ^.^i imo ,,r tWll hnn| rif,ht Vogel it must be said thnt he diit round i'Mits tin; match-makers,are poir.g to wi brought back to the k'ca!! club,.making Jersey City and rvy Pi'Pel ice of match between these two hoys would hand punches to Anderson's chin and his f'liffwood. Watson. terrific puncher berin order. nut take a backward step during thi. nfi'T -('•.!•!! I.iri'iei, '.ny> nv-iitli: 'V'.nl:\ oppun- third appearance, to meet Kid Blondy of ; then a hard right hand under the entire four rounds and after each gave a great exhi : n <>f real fight- The opening six rounder contain- heart made Anderson look for a cow- ci)?-. Elizabeth. Wilke has scored two wins in as ing for four round •.;'. allowed I)o- ed thrills aplently. ,loe Hetines?.v. knock down got up to moke n sen- fort-nhle spot to plant his body. Both sational try to even matters but w:is T'-ny Ilcrlin. the talk of Linden'* gay many starts and is anxious to keep his slate Felice to rally in * fifth anrl piNth.' Hughie Boyle's welterweight star, boy were sparring, looking for a .v.idit*. rif the clearly outclassed by Eickel. wfii'i; uii.v, will lie ,-een in the star bout of the clean and score a win over Blondy, Wilke, ir- DeKclice won the mot a tartar in Nick Williams of Jer- spot to land when Anderson crumb- evening opposed by Clem Pappas of Newark. crowd by hi? display ••' pnmenifsp, for sey Cityy. The first round looked the , , ^ Referee Joe Hall and Harry Coplnn respective of how the fight is going is always after being floored from a stiff right w ((((, ,hhpp i'appas. real peeved by the story that he took final for Hennessy for after one . (o f(i o(jt Mm„„,,.e _ KKjj handled the fights in efficient man- giving his best, a real crowd pieaser and pleas- handcr in the fir?' r"und for a nine minute of fightingg g Williams swashed ,« c ,Rn refuM.d-tl, ,,„„„, ovor ,hp ner, Doc Ost, former Roselle coach, a run out on Tony two weeks ago pleaded for ure to watch. Blondy showed last week at the second count he -.vea'he-red a stormy handled the time keeping job in lu.s a right hander to Hennessy j chin ; p,, di i h Anderd - the opportunity to face th-e local ,-bombarder first round and came on to make a lodiatot thilt A usual snappy manner. Cranford club and his style of milling made dropping Joe to the canvas for a nine ^ ,he qualities that and was quickly signed to a contract. This an instant hit with the crowd, where he was great stand in the closing rounds. q should be a bout worth going miles to see as DeFelice, a gamester, who only knows hld offf thhe JerseJ y CCity boy for the ! £,_ , makke fighterih , andd disqualifiedilifid immediately signed for the Wilke go. If Otto to fight was opposed by a boy who h l r Al the ill feeling between these two boys.should remaindeinder of the round and then !j The™ °- opening four round bout fea- can get past Blondy he will be doing some- has met the best of his class, but weflt to Rft corner in a h»iv condi' Thfl erjirejislon "at loggerhcadi" b go a great way in making the fight a slam- this did not cause the Cliffwotxl hoy tured Mike Sadetln of Elizabeth and thing worth while and will surely place him- 1 tion. Valuable advice, from the old »» ™ ™e „<» '".%£V™T* el. 'a derived from the lump of wood, called bang affair from the opening gong. Berlin is self more firmly in the graces of the local fans. to hold any fear fof the Jersey City- y n a "logger," fastened to a borte'i leg headed to the road of great fights and"prom- ite for he continuously kept tearing S'^° !L\?i±Ll r±Tt rin, wor" veteran, found himfelf op-1 to prevent straying. When be reached Buster Brown, young bantam weight from into Watson and in the last two can- Joe ises to make short work of the Newark Greek Linden's fourth ward will make his first bow to convince loral fans that he is ready for tos made Watson cover and run to before local fans when he opposes Petey Vane shelter from A barrage of left and a tariret for Williams and made the Hamilton and the likes. Tony, the favorite of right hand punches aimed at his chin. but the vetaraii's knowledge of th*' h«n<)i" all Lindenites, will bring out a large throng of Keyport. Brown is a much advertised fight a close and interesting one for youngster and is being brought to the local Watson was given the referee's the remaining five rounds. Williams, rooting him on to victory. Pappas, has made award, and justly so, but he did not determined on scoring a knock out several great showings in Elizabeth rings, club to meet a boy who is by far the best op- have the easy going time most top- kept boring in at Hennessy, but Joe SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC never failing to please. His fights with Pete ponent he has ever been called upon to meet. notchers receive when appearing be- had been taught his lesson, and box- Brown and Frankie Orlando boxed a sensa- fore a small club. Monday night Wat- ing masterly and cagey did not al- Reddy and Georgie Foerster still lingering in son earned every penny paid him by low Williams to do any more dam- APPLIANCES the minds of all who saw this great fight. tional six round draw at New Brunswick last the-Linden Club. week and the return match between these two age, sticking straight hands continu- Trusses -Supporters—Belts—Braces- George Pecolli, Linden lightweight star The semi-final, Chick Murofsky vs. ously into the face of Williams. Wil- boys will be brought to Linden if the Linden Harry Haynack, had indications of liams seemed to have no defense for Arches, in Fact a Complete Line will return to the local club meeting Al Gray boy can score a win of the boy from down the old style bar room brawl. Both this sort of battle. The closing rounds of Elizabeth in a return fight. The two boys shore. boys, terrific punchers, started out were viciously fought with Hennessy of These Needs. staged a real slugfest at the opening show and in real warlike fashion fully intent trying to even the score for the drub- The opening five round bout will bring to bing he received in the early round* YOUR DOCTOR'S ORDERS FILLED should again please the fans. Their styles be- the fans one of the most popular stars of the on wiping his opponent off the face ing of the boring in order never fail to give of the earth but a misshap «arly in but William's bull dog tactics keep- younger class in Jackie Powers, Linden the fk»t round spoiled a great bout. ing him in front by the slightest of S U L the fans a night of real pleasure and thrills. favorite. Powers has for the past few years Haynack after giving Murofsky a margins. Referee Joe Hall gave the Pecolli is insistent that he is ready for bigger stiff argument for two minutes decision to Williams, which apparent- HENRY FRAHME S ,5™CE been starring on local baseball and basket- ly pleased the crowd as the well and better game and will have to brush aside ball teams and his entry into the game of fis- started a right hand at the Betsy- 33 BROAD ST. Near Regent Theatre ELIZABETH the Elizabeth youngster if he is to mix in the town boys chin and immediately fell known razzberry was not brought in-J ticuffs will be watched by all fans who have to play. Phone Emerxin 9108 Hours 9 A. M.-7 P. M. better grades. to the canvas writhing in pain. Dr. made a favorite of this pleasing and gentle- Glasston, a weekly spectator at the The four round bouts contained | The Only Practical Trua« Maker in Union County Ken Peterson, Rerlant Park hope, pride younger class in Jackie Powers, second ward local arena, was called into the ring excitement mixed with disappoint-' of Georgie Ward, will appear in the third five manly youngster. That Jackie is not going to round bout and will draw aa his opponent be given any easy sailing in his first fight can Young Seewald of Westfield. Peterson bears be seen in the class of opposition secured. all the ear marks of a coming champion but Jimmy Vane, younger brother of Petey will will have to be at his best to score over Sewald oppose Jackie in his first fight. Jimmy has had who has been making quite a name for himself several bouts and therefore will have much at Plainfleld and up state rings. Peterson is experience on the Linden boy, but Powers, Studebaker and Erskine booked to appear at Cranford this week and known for his courage and punching ability will be watched in action by Sewald who is will make things more than interesting for the anxious to win over Ken right in his own back boy from Keyport. yard. Peterson, posaesser of a string of wins The bouts so arranged are expected to feels that Sewald will prove to be another vic- owners of tim and says he will probably stop the West- bring out the largest throng to ever crowd field entry before the fifth round. into Ukranian Park, a large demand already having been made for tickets. PERTH AMBOY AND Don't Miss The Biggest VICINITY get service worthy of these Speed Classic fine cars OF THE YEAR See America's Aces at the Auto Races REPRESENTATIVES • OF -THE • STUDEB\RER CORPORATION• OF -AMERICA- HAVE Woodbridge Board INSPECTED • THE * SERVICE * TOOLS FACILITIES -AND • PERSONNEL • OF J. 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Link \ At Iselin—Boltzar'i Home Run Ties Score In Seventh- Schmidt Crashes Chit Hit Which Brings In Winning Run Bowlers Show Action To Play Opener Away • WELL, In Eighth—Amboyani Stage Desperate Fight, But Ram- THEY MUST paging Senators Refuse To Be Stopped—Iselinites Sched- ' \ Cn»eys Plus A Lion or Two Freehold High School First On AROUND SOME TtfAT CHANGED uled For Double-Header Sunday. Turn In Good Night On UJrtERE,- Schedule — Barrotu Primed HANDS \xMiLE The rampaging Iselin Senators "turned in their thirteenth Gre«n Street Lane»—Larry For Battle _ Freeholder* WHAT'S THEY WERE OUTA victory of the season last Sunday at Iselin by whipping the fast Campion Bowl*. Have Fast Cr«w, HERE THEY DECK "You'D BE Perth Amboy Pioneera 6 to 5-in the face of a cold, biting wind. ARE. ALL OM The Knighta of Columbus, with a Coach Orain Rice's Woodhridge coowtiM'T CATCH Schmidt, the Senator's sterling southpaw, pitched a fine brand f.ion nnd a Mason sprinkled here and high school eleven will open its 1921) there, did some, active pin smashing ootball season tomorrow afternoon of ball to lick the Amboyans. Boltzar's spectacular home run in on the (Jr in the third round As guards, the high school mcntoi outs, thereby knotting the score 2 alt. Senators are scheduled to meet the and managed to get into the Kcnton- Aquilla and Cacciola. Hawkin Duhe led off with a single for Ise- Carteret Sacred Hearts and the Wyld clnss. and Dign are making a strong hi lin. He promptly stole second. Reedy Woodbridge Miners in a double-head- Our Mr. Campion started off with for the pivot position. In'the back poked out a two base hit, and again er nt Isetln at 1:3». Box aeore: a pleasant fi2 in the first game of the ield, Dimock seems to be the likel Mr. Dube hung up a counter. O'Neill Ilelin Senators AB H fecund match. Nothing was said, how player for the quarterback position singled on the first ball thrown to O'Neill, cf, 5 1 ever. He jjot away with it. In the Stillman, Montague, Lockie and Gioe him, and Reedy ndded another run to Balas, 2b, 3 0 second p•ama moe a ftftal of 103 read a bit will be among the players (o bo as- the Iselin count, making the score Boltzar, ss, 3 1 mure pleaspleasantlya , but he needs prac signed to the halfback and fullback 4 to 2 in favor of the Senators. jumbert, lb, 3 0 lice. .Several new faces appeared on positions. Seen From The Sidelines Neither team scored in the fifth inn- Hutteman, 3b, 3 0 the alleys, and several new low According to reports received ear- ing. Raphael, rf, 4 1 low M'ore records were chalked up y this morning, the Freehold eleven The visitors made their best bid Dube, If, 3 2 Yep. t)h, they'll improve all right seems to be quite powerful and fast. By TOM BRENNAN, Sports Editor for victory in the first half of the Reedy, c, 3 1 ask l.arry Campion. There is a current opinion in Free- sixth. Wickley opened the inning Schmidt, p, 4 2 Seres': hold that "Woodbridge is easy',, and Vfith n double. Marscano leaned on the ball for a three base hit, bring- 31 8 Fir.t Mitch that winning the game from the BRILLIANT QUINTET BACK successful season. To win or to lose is the ques- S. Wyld !H5 ir>8 Barrons is going to be a "soft job." ing in Wiekley, and perching himself Gleason, cf, 4 0 Il:irdini)iii |(i:t The South .lerieyites sofni to go With the formation of the Woodbridge A. A. tion. Predicting may be all right, but until the in a scoring position. Callahan got Nagy, rf, 4 1 Killecn Mil through their football maneuvers in in the way of the ball, and was given Wickley, 2b, n 2 nil last Friday night, Woodbridge basketball fans Barrons have been seen in active combat, pre- a freejpass to first. He immediately \V. Fenton 111 IK) lively fashion. WtTn'out a doubt, the Marscano, p, lb, 4 3 K. Kmlinm utfit is going to have a will gnce more be treated to the sterling play- dieting is a tough job. Well, we'll hope for the stoltf-'seciiiul, and with n man on sec-Callaban, If, p, 3 V ond and a man on third, things be- real battle on its hands, if a victory best! Hoylan, c, 4 2 ing of a famous basketball crow, the 1923-24 gan to look "dark black" for Schmidt. Dolan, as, 4 0 is to be scored. The second name of Boylan gave the Iselin fans heart the •ason will be against Koselle at collection of high school stars, and a 1928 flash Jngo, :ib, 4 1 failure by registering a single which Hacklick, lb, If, 3 1 Shodlack 1 tVl 'J'.t Hose I le, October 5. who nearly brought county championship lau- TALK ABOUT COURAGE— scored both runners, anil gave tin \V. (lerily 1 11 117 rels to the Barron avenue school. The Wood- Last Sunday at the Mineola track in New Amboyans the lead, f> to 4. Iselin was 35 5 11 .1. Kinhorn liix retired scoreless. M. Ik-Joy bridge A. A. members are starting a good York, Gordon Condon hurtled a rail and Score by innings; Schmidt got his "Dutch" up, nndPioneers 01# 103 000—5 N. I.ungun Keasbey Nine Drubs plunged into the spectators at the race, injur- Keating thing—the promotion of a major sport in the Pioneera sat down in regular Senators Oil 200 llx—fi Woodbridge. Nearly everyone who followed ing several, and totally wrecking his Fron- ono, two, three order in the seventh Summary—Horn* run, Bolztar. Boltzar proved to be the her* of the Three base hits, Marsrnno (2). Two lilij 1177 I) P. A. Lehighs 12-6 lucal .sporting events remembers Peterson, tenac. He climbed out of the car uninjured, day with a spectacular homo run to base hits, Wickley and Reedy. Struck deep center field. His hit tied th Voorhees, Hoagland and Jaegar. Better known and looked ruefully at the wreck and the chaos out, by Schmidt 4, by Callahan (i, Second Mutch Eighth Inning Barrage Sews count, ami the Senators felt happier, by Marscano 3. Bases on balls, off I,. Hyan . HO , pp us "Sig", "Buzzy", "Selly'^flSftd "Cliff". These he had wrought. That's that. Scene 2. Sunday, Schmidt kept his ''Dutch" up, and Schmidt 0, off Callahan 2, off Mars- V. (lejrotuna . 105 Kill Up Game For Township Nine cano 3. Hit by pitcher, by Schmidt 2, StilKvell boys brought crowds to the high school games if all goes well, and Jupiter Pluvius permits, again the Pioneers failed to score With "Shag" Fullerton pitching In the last half of the eighth, Rap by Calluhan I, by Murscano 0. llarneil llf) 131 good bull, and liis team mates pound- in the days when they turned in brilliant per- Mr. Condon will appear on the Woodbridge Dugiin 91) saucer in a new Miller Special. He expects to L. Gerity 141 13'.) inn &"\K"nt!nu.:,l I!: ,,.mr;;f Z formates on the old high school court-the Hanson ...... 1H3 tin- winning column Sunday after-, one with the brass railing around it—remem- cut quite a dash in the card to be presented Fords Field Club Racing Card At ,r>7« 578 r> 51 More up to date in the minds of court bv the Dave Evans Association. Talk about bey in the cold, gloomy weather. fans, we have Elbur Richards, flashy 1928 star courage, eh? Wink at the Grim Reaper, fool Wins Grudge Battle Speedway Sunday Campion 152 103 yfi The victory is named as the sixteenth G. O'Brien Ml 134 127 who .played for his Alma Mater with every him, and wink again. That's courage all right if the season for the Kcasbeyites. 1 Dave Evans To Present Novel C. Witting 120 121 128 Ti«hak shouldered the slab duty for ounce of his skill. Richards was a naming me- Steve Anthony * Players Tri- 11 :t 12S 137 A. (iois .. ALL OVER umph Over Sayreville To Collection Of Drivers—Time Hanson ... 147 ^itX.^v nine opened with a ^ *" h*h SCh°°' clrdeS- G&^ ^'^ ^ The International League season is over and Square Up Old Debt—Final Trials Will Start at 1:30. J. Ryan .... run in the first inning, but the Am- spunky little ball player of local tame will also hoyaris evene.t up the count .in the-1, hand t make up the playing crew of the most of the players are already back in their Score 8-0. A galaxy of racing stars, including first half of the second. In the third, Gordon Condon and Billy Arnold, the Field club scored another single A. A. Johnny Kimbal, a new-comer trom nests waiting for the next season, some eager- Third Match Braving a cold, bititiu wind, the both of whom were principals in the counter and went into a 2 to 1 lead. Philadelphia has consented to play with the ly, and some, reluctantly. The baseball lovers tragic crash at Mineola last Sunday, L. kyan ... The Lehighs retaliated with two ball toners of the Fords Field Club 48 and the lazy, greedy playel r whho playl a fof r ththe will ride in the card of automobile F. (rt-gtituna runs in their half of the fourth frame new outfit. and the Sayreville A. A. battled for sprint races to be staged at the Hanson 175 92 and nosed, into the lead, but their commercial end of the game. Max West has sewn innings on the Raritan Copper 102 79 The A. A. is starting off well. Several games Wuudbridgc Board Speedway, Sun- Dugan joy was short-lived, for in the last works field in Perth Amboy Sunday day afternoon under th« management L. (ierity 1G0 cnri's in the Duck Pin Loop: First Match practically done. At the beginning of [ his position to Smith before the has evinced o,n several occasions this Dick Spalding remains with the Rochester Red game ended. Smith is reputed as be- K. F.inhorn lr* S»6 the eighth, the score was 7 to S in I PAGE THE BARRONS season. There is no possibility of a Wings, winners of the Int. flag, to engage in ing a collegiate southpaw of no little I repitition of the Mineola tragedy at W. Kcnton .... «l 'JH T™^L^\$Tff%d, Tomorrow, the Barron avenue eleven will 10(5 71 the Little World Series, which opens in Kansas merit. Fords opened with a run in the | Woodbridge, since there is a gap be- J. Kileen of the game, and in the last half «f!.spring into action against Freehold down in first frame. Wolf tried in vain to , tween the track and grandstand suf- E. Hardiman 57 8N City Wednesday, Oct. 2. The Cajnden boy is K4- 100 the inning, the Field club let l»»^ l"the South Jersey territor>, in the opening clash stop the slugging township tossers ficiently wide enough to prevent a S. Wyld in the second, but Steve Anthony's car from bridging it and crashing into Uieili fiviTr'uns TmjTcompU.te'vk" Jo f the season for the Woodbridge boys. Coach sure to break into the big series. Ken Jones 401 453 crew battered him until four more - the spectators. Condon will not pilot lory. Rice is confident that his boys will stage a good hopped the local to Dover, a four hours ride runs had crossed the plate. With | the same car as he did in Mineola, as Gloff. Joe Komer and Hatarick Fords holding a five run lead, the A.; it will take -several weeks to rebuild Keuting 110 (54 1 :u-h hit the sphere three times to light, and will do their best to win. The Wood- from the Bears Stadium. Eddie Fallenstein A. felt confident of the fact that the machine. He will drive the car M. Ik- Joy • li'2 74 .iiake a three point tie for batting bridge eleven has a tough nine game schedule goes back to his home in Maplewood. It is with the homesters would let up, but they! that the late Norman Batten drove, J. Kinhorn 123 h mors of the game. No Ajnboy bat- were badly fooled. Anthony's outfit \ Batten lost his life in the S. S. Ves- L. Gerity 10 j L. r registered more than two clouts. on its hands. As far as can be learned,'there regret that we see the baseball season go, in kept on scoring, bringing in two in ' tris disaster along with still another Blank 54 , ntli teams played good ball, and the are no "easy" games to be played. Each battle spite of the delicious card of footbajl, basket- the third, and one in the fourth, and famous driver, Earl Devore, whose Sbedlak .. . 7:1 i; me was interesting despite the un- ball and hockey games in store for us, in both then they let up.. car wjll be driven by Rick Decker, • .en score at the end of it; will be a battle royal, and the Barrons will 437 37b' The winners clouted the pitchers the sensational Staten Island "gas- Box score: have to keep in tip-tck" Nujry, "Babe" Bar- Nagy ! For teams in Middlesex unit Union ct'lluiia, Peter Tobuk, Jim Coughlin, right halfback 000 0—0 Paul Rica and Pa,u.,.l. „...Gimarin. o are handle arrangements for games with changes that will take place on the - The game is scheduled to start at here weekly games will be played. Cardinal, eleven will be the placing want w cK-tT*n]»rlcaft Fords. Ff; C, 142 100 rtp-8 inchidwl aknor,jr the oth«tr - r WOOD^RIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY. SEPTEMRER 27. l!*?r> PAGE EIGHT ACTION TWO IV rnnth who r#- to c*"t in p«sltl'>n f« the dh^ In th? car, wine the bnttl« | findr.c him and tlie T Kills Fntber-in-Law trnnfcly n«Tiin«t his compsn- | . th* bullet InniInc tliiii t^e jouth* icrnn). i I'n'ln- .ill. K.v.- '•-••:•-'•-'• '"• ' " * tfie time. One ran for did, but the f». !S ri You Have 8 More Banking Days nrty ji-nm ulil, . :id I. f"t"'' J hl"d luck Into the cnr nnd drpire hastily away, «?:«•: r'.'iht'inr Wol- ther was dead before assistance . ,, T, In-liiw, W. S. MP> '}•. f-riy »::.». £ rnme. He waa fnrmerlj- a merchant''' ngniri-d In a I'iM-l flKi.t i^ !!)• tadtt over the honj tr!;h the butt of nt Thornirood, hut rewntly hnd bft- "! latter's hnr'lwar.- store ,ii Card- + a pistol. « eim dutloa as salegmisn fur a Balti- to enter the ;; well In which Ai• •.L--J w;i« killed J The j-oath who hnd t>attl?d with "p and Turk wai P^. . u*:? w-ii^KJ Ellnore esrrlpiJ .with lira tier purs?, j more house. His widow, '.wo'song, wltli a few opnts in tt. nnd the mark* fro brothers and one sister + is snl'lt- !.i.--- ' •- • ••''•^•vl- of tiw fln??maiis, ojpc'Jt^d In fanri-. ful arBlie.^ucs nil '.'vt'r his fnoe. j \hll. v;.n\:;:...Hi<:••}• t™ Bear Cha*ti«e« Cows Opportunity Prize Contest- II!..* nr- ,",:•• :.- •• '• >'>•'*'• I'ron) I 'i wa«in't trnlne t« let kMs Ilk* that • iL-r.t. I:, i;.:« -••-••» «: Ken 1 roh me." EKnore CTi'i^iriPl "They for Bothering Cubs + ti:'-ky. T!.".v ri-sMfc in Kurd- J Saramie Lake, N. t.-Guests In Open lo Old and New Depositors I nctl. South •Uou'jiiet Vnlley report witness- T Ir. !:•!'. Tyr,. nr; J MM Cope FrM, He Triei to Get ing a mother bear cuffing sous co«'i because they came too nenr her cubs, In Our Special Interest Department ,'f ir:tf. At- hi- n. f..ni,.r. wtr* I Back in Jail Again wlii.-'h were ploying In « posture. The p.r(]ui;ti"i ir. (.uriisle Circuit + n'v-hpster. N. T.—Tuny Sfarcono, mother Imd renialnert In the rjhel- (wf-ntyseren. was released from Jail UT of tlie woods, while the cub* IHTP recently, a m«?t disappointed In- (ilayed about In the open. I dividual. LMsnppp'inted because he The cows, at first afraid, later be- The prizes are BOY THUGS ROUTED could not stay- there, he e'xiilnlned. ifnn to pump nltout the bear bithtes. T'.iny haij been lucked up for beat- The mother rushed Into the open, and, BY DETROIT GIRL i; his wife. The wife, be It known, rising on hei hind feet, cuffed the cows id forgiven his cave-nmn tactics (as right nn'l left. One cow, In pnrtlcu- Wouldn't Allow Scampi of winif;n '!<>), nnd Insured his release lnr, she foltiiwed so closely Hint It (•y witlidra-A-lnR the charges HL-ninst jumped a fence to escape (he blows. That Age to Rob Her. him. A i she Ir-ft the courtrofiin »he «rniled at Tnny anp] urged him to fol- Lifhtnini "Bobbed" H.ir An Automobile r><;r>.!f, Mi-.-li.—Kliri'-re Baumnn, low her hnrm!. ' KrUtinehamn, Sweden.—How liglit- Vist » ywir pp'K "f Swlizfrlnnd. hat Instead, her bellllgerent spnnse ning performed an Involuntary liulr nr^riL' ldKi-5 nl'piiit t!j«> as'- qnnllflca- turner! to nn ofiVor find asked to he 1 liobhlug ou n woiniin In Iluutieberg, FULLY EQUIPPED tlr.ns of hpjl'lut men. locked up again. The judge told him near here, has just been told by the Ther«'frpre, when three yr.uiliB of Jails are for those who don't want victim, Mrs. Stgne Pnulstroetu. ' nifflcle&Hy tfcri'i'-r Rjin to I* lain to be locked up. A heavy thanderstonn passed recent- wer a fatlifrV knie f<>r a g.v.d, old- "All right." said Tony. "Just you ly over her house. Lightning struck It fiishlone't rtbulii., atterui-K'il tn hold wait, 1 Ro home. I take a good suck and MTB. Paulstroom rne rendered un- Three Cash Prizes In Gold op Ellrinre aii'J iier escort. Carl Wei- at her. Then you will brlDg tne back, conscious. When she awoke she found ladtt, the girl refu3f''J to he Impressed. Just the same." 1 [•art of her hair hnrned off by the Two of tin. youths jumped out of Hgbtnlng and her hair pins melted.. an Butomniiil.' und, approaching Wel- Shifting Branch Brings ladtt'B car, ordered the occripants to get "ut. The lads were armed. Death to Snake Hunter Slop »nd tha S«x«l Ellnore, who Is twenty-oFie, got ont Franklin. W. Va.—Virgil M. Col $100 $75 $50 In a hurry and greeted the callow Women have an advantage over meD houn. thirty-eight, of Thornwood In being able to sleep longer end more bandit on her side of the car with near here, waa fatally sliot when a a resonndinc smack alongside the peacefully. Dr. Bernard Hollander, ."2-eaiiber revolver uhlcli he hai! London alienist, la the authority for The contest closes October 7th Open your account this week or make a deposit on your cose. Then ehe Felze^l his pistol hand drawn to kill a large rattleanaki and grappled with him. this statement, fie says women are old account! wns accidentally illschnrROd. less troubled by dreams. Moderate The second youth was tmnv watch- A satillnis broke IIH IU> stepped nn It dreaming Is not harmful, he says. YOUR NUMBER MAY A LUCKY ONE WHAT THE PERTH AMBOY TRUST CO. Founded 1902 NATIONAL FOOD 147 SMITH STREET Branch Office: 563 Amboy Avenue SERVATI MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM PROGRAM MEANS TO YOU- The THOR ELECTRIC WASHER

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