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VOL. VI., No. 7 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924 PRICE THREE CI
Woodbridge Woman Hurt Priie Offered In Legion Forger Practised Signature For Alighting From Trolley Fulton Street Bus Membership Drive Speeder, Chased hy Motorcycle Hurled to the pavement when a The campaign to double member- Weeks Before Signing Checks To trolley from which she was alighting Detour Abolished ship of Woodhridne Post 87, Amer- suddenly startedio go backward, May ican Lepion, is finding; enthusiastic Cop, Fires Five Shots To Force ftm»ttr,T>f"WOHne Menu*, etrmt response amonft Woodm-idg-a ex- Own fcrrfr injuries to the head that resulted in AfterHot Debate service men. The following letter her removal to Rahway Hospital. It was sent out recently by Adjutant Local Officer To Give Up waa thought that she suffered con- McElroy Wages Lone Fight For Charles Kuhlman: 0> ——— ."I- Mrs. Zwoliski, Owner of Two Houses in Railway, Thought cussion of the brain, Continuance of Route "Dear Buddy: Double our member- Four Men n Touring Car Past Through Scwtren and Fraudulent Acquisition of Ready Cash "Fool Proof" The accident .happened at 10:30 ship. Your help is needed to put the Wednesday night at the switch near PoBt Membership Drive over. Thp Reading At Speed of 65 Miles An Hour the foot of Green street. Doctor Ira SAYS PEOPLE WANT IT member securing the most (providing At a hearing before Acting Recorder Leon McElroy last Spencer was called and administered it is over three) new members for the first aid. It was on his order that post between now and May 30 will Four men in a Studebaker touring car escaped nilay night Mrs. Mary Zwoliski, aged 32, and a resident of the injured woman wag taken to the Cotnmittee Terms h Danger- win the cash prize offered by Post hospital. ^, Sunday afternoon by the expedient of firing five shots at M« out; Would Need More Commander Barron McNulty. •ill way, confessed to a plan where she obtained money from The car was in charge of Con- "A renewal will count as 1 ductor Harry Sutcliffe, of Dunellcn, cycle Officer Balint who was chasing them. According J urioiiH Rahway persons by forging their names to checks. She Traffic Police member. Now, Buddy, 'go out and and Motorman Louis Liebel; of i (ret 'em.'' Balint he was at the corner of Weat and Woodbridge ave« as held in $1,500 bail to await the action of the Grand Jury R. P. Dezendorf, of Ro- , ., 1 The boys want GO or more' by a witness. A lively tilt In which a majority I May 30, St-wnren, at 5*:!0, when a large touring car came down , ilirce founts, vote of tbe Township Committee over- the direction of Ambov at a \ccording to Mrs. Zwoliski, who rode recommendations hy McElroy, n,. ihe name of Josephine Bmitkuy chairman of the bus committee, feat- rate of speed. Bayway Band of Standard Oil Secured By Rotary Announces Program For Boys Week; He gnvu chase luit could not ,n arrested and claimed residence* ured Monday night's meeting when up closi'. to the speeding car <,r i in Wondbridge and later in Perth it was decided to restore buses to Vnli.iy. she got the idea of obtaining it had pawed through Port Local American Legion For May 30 Parade their originalroute. Danger to chil- Father-Son Banquet and Parade Are Features nnd was approaching Carteret,, ,1M,,„.;. by forging signatures to IK I k's from hearing a man tell of dren in Fulton street, the risk of ] he waa about to puss the car . in.w urh schemes are worked. She Memorial services in the Congregational Church on Sun- buses' entering and leaving solid lines | mi , i r> i /-.i i it . , ,,, |, ... .. , i order the driver to stop on* of , i.i;ijni•. 1 the signature of Dr. Frank oif shore traffic at the comers of Cut- i The local Rotary Club, through Walter Warr, its i'hair man : ;four male passengers leaned .i. |-';irrington, a Rahway dentist, from day night, May 25, a parade on Memorial Day morning In which oi uui- ofBoyg . work announced yesterday the program for Bows' ''"'Ptied an automatic pistol cto ..' P I'i'ipt he hnd given her and prac- tcrtcr's Lane, Albert street andd Amboy „,_,,„,.,„,,.. ._ „,„„,„._:.,., „ «.« . on.._.,_. • . *_-»«i M «"n .- ,• \ •. hhww headhead.. NeedlesNeedless ttoo sasayy thithiss chl police, firemen, school children, and ex-soldiera of all wars of eek ln :i i-d for weeks before she was satis- nvviiuvBvenue , uiianud th•"•e • H'IIUIKHIIcontentionI uo InI viltther i ^ Woodbridge. On Sunday, April 27, according to ed his speed and before he :i, ,1 that her duplication of the orig- the country will participate, and which will be led by the Bay- part of busmen that the detour over arrangements being made, pastors of churches throughout thei^ll'J^.wltWn^trikmjt disunoj: in! could not bo detected. The sig- way Band of the Standard Oil Company, will make up the Fulton street seriously impaired their car hnd turned a corner in C :11 >ii-t- of Joseph Zumftnjwas obtained running time were all factors brought township will conduct special boys' services; on Tuesday [and disappeared. !>,,„, ;l receipt Cor the sale of a cow Memorial Day program this year, ac- up in the discussion that preceded the that week the schools will co-operate | | The officer made directly for r the sale of a cow ferry in hopes of patching tha :,,,(! tlili.St" Of II»
. IF A HOME , l»23. l>y l.auia MIII'T Breakfast slionld Nt a glmplf meal, DOYLE & CUNNEEN t'KE THIS U/aULD BE ON BEING A COUNTRY person"* «j», A UJIP6 Of heaUh. Host propjj 15S SMITH STREET, PERTH AM BOY JOURNALIST fruit as • brftnnln| Poucy •ad grapefruit ir* pot The University of Missouri recently •r« apples, prun«a and dlflcliBSed Jnurnnllnm HH H rnrecr f»r ItB, all women. Active newspaper w(ITlll'n told what they knew. Of city work of necessity—an employee of n bli{ pa per spoke. Country Journalism held the top of tffe"fiuMer with «n owner B)r«aMaeti loatt Dinner: ftr«ed«d and publisher, Mrs. Annu Kwlng-Uet- I Creamed potateee. ter known ns Mrs. W. R.--of the -Breakfast: Bak«4 no- Odessa (Mo) Ledger. 81ie 1" no grind, wn butter lauc*. Dl with her head hurled In her luky p«ar« with presHes. Slie riiia "Interesting side- ! 6panl*h hash line occnpHtlnns, n» Imusekeeper and mother." Hlie enjoys the distinction, ninonn others, nf helng state chairman /^—Breakfast: Wheat of the neiinicratlc women of Missouri. cakes. 6fi it i perk chopt wtth And iii for her Joh, here's part of her applet. Supptri Cottage inlilrc-is to tlie university: THUM&AY — Breakfasti FrieJ i am H|ienklng of country Journal- mitsh. DfnMri AppU pie. Suppefl ism- country country, where people mis.' when the lark Is a-wlng; where T— Brfakfaat: Oatmeal we esit our dinners, boiled dinners ij sugar. Dinner; Fried hii'Krly, in the middle of the day; parch or ireuL Supperi Omettt New England'! Mo*t Beautiful F«»t. where the prices Of poultry, tiutler 8ATVR6AV—Breakfast: Scrambled fiit, corn, hogs and hides are vital «ggi ^jth bacon. Dlnneri Brelled Miss Berthe IlrnRlfiotti, Boston society (firl and well known statistics; where the highest minded, round fU»k. Supper: Baked perk tenderest hearted, most •ympslheilc dancer, has the most heautiful feet in New England, even prettier lien ];nnm I r tnklin, the wise and btana, SILK-LINED SPRING STYLE p IIIUIMI ihiys, realized most helpful, most lovublo people IIIOHI than those of her two sisters, Gloria and Francesca, Dr. William 1 STETSON thiil Hi. pr iil-.ii ; •- .mil tfnnvth of do congregate. HATS 1 Wafflea. School, Chicago specialist, declared. He added thrt homely feet 'pi'iiilril upnii tin in- AllHl ii ;i (|i "And the woman's field In tlila Jour- e;n h iuiliviiliuil and Ifll fnq |Mt one and one-half nip- I love affair mnJ^KkfcSldl «e«t cause bad temper. .95 (lustvy iif nalism? It Is us some one aptly s»ld fuis of floV, 6ne-foorth teespooiiful of th:il lime !(•>! ran never bo of her sphere, It has no limit. In tliis $7"" We fuinw there are salt and ^De-half teaspootiij of aoda. $3 rmxli' up. womnn's field there IN no such phrase ninny people in this community Separate the yolk» and whites of two Spanlah Hath. Cottag* Chaea* Salad. whi> can Imild homes tliig year. as 'I don't know.' Ton cant nay that; ftps, beat weM, ad(l one cupful of Chop three or four cold cooked po- MU two cupfala of cottage cheese Your frugality and pride of It Isn't done. thick sour milk to the jrolka and atlr latoea, a alice of onion and one green with one-half copfnl of walnut meats, PURE SILK SHIRTS FOR EASTER ownership will be justly reward- "I urn not touchlnR on the financial In the dry Ingredients; add three ta- pepper. Mfeon with salt, pepper and a teaspoonfnl of minced chives or ed Umiujjh building right now. question; my method I* stamped on bl'spoonfuls of melted bntter after a daah of mace; bind with a beaten •craped onion, and salt and paprika 1.45 £.9M5 £.95 We want you to come in and most of our coins, mid my success Is ,SW|ng In stiffly beaten «cf whites. *tt and bake In a buttered pan. Serre to taste. Roll In small balls and place 4" 5 6 inspect our pinna and obtain" nlffl-nyB In the torrtrfmt of my-mrti" Bake on a well-greased gain? lr»v<. wltt hot, bo(led, battered macaronL In nests of lettuce. Serva with anj estimates. We'll gladly co- when I sing the doxolngy. Nor am desired, salad dressini;. SMART SILK NECKWEAR FOR EASTER operate with you in every way I going to say much on the subject to make your investment a prof- of news. When your Held Is a small Cents Ofi Cents itable one. country community where everybody 65 knows everybody else, often to the third and fourth generations^all their Itt uprisings and downslttlngs, as It were Pay us a visit if you possibly can—Satisfaction gaaranteed —you get to feel as If It were all n pun of yourself. Every time you J write nn Item you think who will en Joy It. 1 know a world-renowned Jour- Easter Is Flower Time nalist said: 'What God has allowed to happen, 1 am not ashamed to publish.' WOpDBRIDGE Neither am I—If It happened In New ELECTRICAL HOME WIRING CORP Hampshire or California. But when In all the world nothing tells the LUMBER COMPANY fathers have talked heart-to-heart to (JOHN J. YELLEN, Pres.) BUILDING MATERIAL STORE you about their hopes, their fears, story of Easter like Flowers. Here WOOPBHlKF. • NEW JERSEY their disappointments for their chil- dren; when women have confided In you find an assortment of Blossoms Western Electric Washers you; when lovers hnve come to you for advice and comfort; when people and Flowering Plants from which lighting Fixtures, Supplies and Appliances YeiBt to Nourish Rats, have laid their hands on your shoul- Braml made with six cakes of ders and said 'Will you, pray for me?' you may choose just what you 359 STATE ST. PERTH AMBOY yeast to the loaf was found In re- Oh I tell you news has a new mean- Tel. 1264 and 2008-M cent oxpcrlniPiilH to nourish rats Ing. So has life! more effectively than bread made want for your own home or to send with lnilf a cake of yenst to the loaf. "To me the thlug thai peculiarly dif- ferentiates the woman's field is the as an Easter remembrance to a matter of service. Why, truly, there Is not a life or death or birth, or any- friend. EYES EXAMINED thing a penny's weight of worth, but what a newspaper woman Is In it. To Headaches Relieved by be a newspaper woman takes a vast amount of courage, love, tact, bluff, a For Far Away Friends Take Public Service Properly Fitted Glasses : deep abiding ^onse of humor, and an unshakable faltli la prayer." Advantage of Our Lenses Groimd on the Prenpsea "Go West, Young Man." Florist Telegraph Delivery Horace Greeley did not say, "Go I. MANN West, young man," first, This expres- sion wag first used by John L. Soule Service Electric Disc Stove well-known Universal OPTICAL SPECIALIST In 1851 In the Terre Haute Express. make, performs all the duties ot a top boner As to my standing, ask your Greeley later used the sentence In an We Deliver in Union and Middlesex right at your table. Exceptional value doctor. edlti.rial entitled, "Hints Toward Re- $6.75. form." Later Greeley reprinted the Counties 87% SMITH STREET article from the Terre Haute Ex- Electric Toaster turns bread golden brown, PERTH AMBOY press and explained that he was not Quickly, $g up. Opposite W»olworth'a he and the oriuaaator of the expression. 10c Store The lleetWe Grill speeds ap meM-gettlng — Classified Ads. Bring Results — John R. Baumann t>y preparing three dishes at one time, $10.50. Greenhouses St. George and Hazlewood Avenues, Rahway Exit Corners Telephone, Rahway 711 The life work ot thU electric heater, is brtaf- ins warmth Into bleak places. After the furnace "goes out" yonll need one for chillj days. Only BUTTERIBBOR N $8.00 TTER *" The Thor Ironeiv Turns Ironing Day 1 OU don't have to accept scrapings Into Ironing Hour- Y~ of any butter tub. Be seated. Touch You don't pay for a cardboard but- a button. Guide Why You ter dish, weighed in as butter. Every the clothes. The MISS LENA M. SALING package of Blue Ribbon Butter is a full Thor Automatic net pound. Ironer does the Phone 747-W Rahway Should Bay \\ work. Blue Ribbon Butter is pure and clean. The Thor irons 75 Harrison St., RAHWAY, N. J. Greasy hands or paddles neipr touch it flat work perfectly, of course. But it Blue Ribbon Blue.BibbonButtar is the richest, pur- also irons with beautiful finish men's est and moat delicious butter made—It is shirts, women's blouses, children's Bntter the Butter than cayFt be better. V . dresses, ruffled things. FINE FLOWERS FOR EASTER Give your family a treat Buy a carton The soft, thickly padded Thor roll is the best ironing surface for em* at your grocer's today. broidery. BASKETS CUT FLOWERS If he hasn't any, send UB his name A small monthly payment makes and address and we'll see that you are the cost fit into your budget schema. PLANTS supplied. Wagner & Wurtzel Distributor* PERTH AMBOY, N. J. AN UNEQUALLED RECORD OF 36 YEARS PROVEN SAFETY.
Established in March, the year ot 1888, this Steamship Ticket and Foreign Exchange Banking: House has been recognized fer the efficient service given to its clients. All our baainena in haadled 1 gonftientially. We divulge no information except to those entitled f to it Our ability, experience and organization enable us to handle t'jlU matters with the maximum of efficiency and the minimum of Bedtime Bookworms - , Information courteously given at our office, or by letter, if Tht the Boat lamp a boon, a™*^^ g ,jw wish. We invite you to write or call. Butter That olampe on bed or chair. Haqp o« )Mok tf JACOB GOLDBERGER CaritB«B«ttM- UUL Btaadi os deak or table. Hit U «Btn Wg ooN and may be carried abogt If a c«o4 THE BUTTER THAT CANT BE BETTER and It ooata only R«x lnfT.li PKoiopUr Picture! NOTCI of French Revolution A Handsome Hand Bag "To the UdiM" li The latest Id T Ingrain production Human Inlerttt Story 'or Metro "Nrnrnnnnichp," a pic- uriiation of Knfncl Sabatini'g novel RUDERMANS Under the direction of Jamni of tha tnnmc, will come to the Ma- ABSOLUTELY FREE CHIZP, who producoil "The Covered eotic Theatre, Rfternoon and eve- Wagon," "Hollywood" and "RugRle* ning, on April 23, and to the Ores- of Red Gap," II is predicted that th.e cent on April 24, matinee and night. screen version of "Tn the Ladies," a "Scaramouch*" is a story of the Paramount picture, coming to theFrench Revolution. It tells the ro- to Ladies Who Visit Woodbridge Theatre tomorrow, Sat-mance of Andre-Ix)ui« Moreau (Ra- ECONOMY GROCERY urday, the 19th, will surpass In popu- mon Novarro) and Aline de Ker- larity the stage presentation of thecadiou (Alice Terry). Andre-Uuis 51 ROOSEVELT AVL, three-act domestic comedy which New has been brought up as the ward of CHROME The New Section of York trittcrKclaimcd one of the belt Allne's uncle. The Marquis de la human interest stories theatre-goers Tour d'Atyr (Lewis Stone), a hadj seen in many Reasons. haughty aristocrat and man of fash- FREE DELIVERY The photoplay is 'built on a theme ion, killed Andre-Louis' friend, Phil- Tather than a plot. This emphasises ippe, because of his revolutionary to what extent a (.lever wife can sentiments, and on the Marquis Telephone Orders Solicited. Tel- Carteret 466-M.1 prove an important factor in herAndre-Louis has sworn eternal ven- husband's success Edward Horton geance. To make matters worse the as "Leonard Beebe" becomes man- Marquis is courting Aline. ager of the Kincaitl Piano factory Skilled in fencing, Andre-Louis Woodbridge Park through activities of his wife "Elsie Moreau is persuaded to become sub- Beebe," portrayed by Helen Jerome stitute deputy in the National As- Eddy, after "Elsie" discovers that sembly of France for a deputy who "The Roof of Woodbridge." "John Kincald, the factory owner, was killed in the series of duels Specials for Saturday, April 19 enacted bf Theodore Robert*, owes brought by the aristocrats against the his success to hie wife, a part taken people's representatives. In a duel On Saturday, April 19th and Sunday, by Louise Dresser, the nforemen- with La Tour d'Anrr, that is the cul- tioned all appearing in featured roles. mination of his activities in the As- And All Next Week Other characters ore "Cheater Mul- sembly, Andre-Louis wounds the Mar- lin,'1 aspirant for the mnnRgership, quis, and Andre's misunderstanding Sugar Tea, Black or April 20th, only. layed by Z. Wall Covington; "Mary of Aline's actions after the duel, fur- play" lin,e " "ChesterV wife; "Tom lb Mixed, lb. Tbe Developer* feel that a souvenir »uch as thi», to mark the opening JVlUllljI) *_jaa«.uvui n nil' , 1.VIII ther widens the breach between them. 8V2C 29c of the Roof of Woodbridge, will be appreciated by ladies interested Baker," an unctious "yen man," who The two men are on the point of thought he had an inside truck on killing each other when revelations in the development of our Township. the coveted job of mniinRer, n role are made that disclose Andre's real Egg» Fresh Pot Cheete, assigned to Arthur Iloyt, and "Bobidentity. Doz. 10c Cutter," a traveling salesman por-A
a. Chocks and drafts on banks (including Fed- , oral Reserve Bank) located outside of city Hew Elephant* Ar* KHUd. Maslionao, natives of loath Africa, kill elephants by hamstringing them with a broad Mailed ax when they arc asleep or by (tabbing them from an arabua)i between the shoulder blades with a heavy assengal. TIK'K' \UIJ II tini<* when Gwendolyn ?hen pledftin' me to Recreey thr Mvrctest ^nl in town wuz quite dainty village iiueen described a fun for Had in but now she's turned nmn whose voice she'd hflard, the! For Land Right to left: W. C. By»n, operator of the let tnd th* Rev. Dwifht L. it down. "Ami why wuz that," you he's never seen, "lie must be ; Meyi well ask, but that's n sail sad talc an' handsome, an' I know hi of blnsted hopes nn' fancies an' blue, a biff broad shouldered f« Sakes I!! 1 The Rev. Dwifrht I,. Meyers, mini^ ciislpil from Wmtinfrhotl*' Station where Cupid's arrows fail. H used may be six foot on* or two." "} ter of the Sewickley Methodist Epis- KDKA from th<- Point Breeie Pres- to be that Gwendolyn would nit up don't you tell n sinirli> soul. I've 1 copal Church of Sewk kley, Pa., i, byterian Church, Calvary Church and late at night to lissen on nor Radio en him a letter nn' asked him fotl the East End Christian Church. picture some time Inter I'll knowj conducting a series of evening radio with earmuffs clamped on tight but Dr. Meyers is very enthusiaatic 1 ter just exactly what he look* sermons entitled "God and the now instead of liRncnin in to or- over the effect of the radio minister chestra Hn' song she's tuniin' her at- but I wi»h that he's a dear, l'w 1 Radio." on his congregation and: has stated tention to that Chinese Kil"«\ Mnh waitin' now for Beveral days. I For this purpose he has installed a that attendance at his church has been Jong. Of all the stations on the nir it wuz here." Then later u unusually large during the use of quested there appeared upolpf Westinghouse Radiola Grand with when she wuz lis'nin' in it seemed which he picks up the services broad- radio. seenei the snapshot of the gent" like there wuz only one suited who charmed our villa** Gwendolyn. ' No matter what they'd There win a time whon Gweno broadcast stock reports cr bust-ball the sweetsV «rl in town wu* games it didn't make much diff'renec a fun lor Radio but now she's t she'd be lia'nin'. ju*t the same. Fer it down. There is indeed a crijel 1 quite a whit* I tried to And the roa that rota* .life, of it* joys, son for "her ohoiM till finally she told .him in the picture stood his' GET YOUR EASTER CLOTHES HERE! me it wui the announcer's voice two smnll boys. You'll like the Loungy English Styles, the new Colors, the fine Imported Woolens; the extreme values, They look better than the price—because And the only way BR< ;TING p- they are better. to get away from this constant reminder of M .00 the wife is to let us NEWS $25 $30 °° $35 call for your Clothes OTHERS UP TO $50.00 and give them a thor- ough Cleaning and OF WEAF STATION EASTER SHIRTS EASTER HATS %1I Shapes—All Shades Pressing. The cost ts well worth it. TODAY Monday, April 21. Specially priced at $3.50, $5-00, $6.00 11-12 a, m,—Talk by E. Ruth An- 4-S:30 p. m.—Carlo Restiv $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 We specialize derson. Story of the riile of Paul ordion playerl ; Lemuel Kilby, NEW CAPS, $1.50, $2.00 in Revere, by Miss Minnie Vim'ng Ken- one. Women's program, ladies' work. nedy. Market reports. liraction of the Women's Lea 12 noon—Lenten services under he United Synagogue of An le auspices of the Greater Now 7:30-10:30 p. m.—Unit ANTHONY McLEAN fork Federation of Churches. .tores daily sport talk by Nathan Jacobson 4-5:30 p. m.^r-Hazel lone Moses, Pisher; Vernicc Gay, pianist; 1 TAILOR •mrpist; Wynona George Claydon, Thomas, lyric soprano; Charles 318 STATE ST., PERTH AMBOY soprano. Children's Hour, stories musical glass player. Talk on < 95 Main Street ind gongs. by the Ansonia Clpck Company. _ The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx 7-10 p. m.—Gladys Gavreau and by Pent) Mutual Life Insurance WOODBRIDGE A Traveling Workshop On Wheels class of thirty violinists. United Cigar Pat O'Reilly, baritone. Talk by i FURNISHERS for the PARTICULAR MAN and BOY Joseph Millington, disabled British soldier, who conceived the Stores daily sport talk by, Thornton Lawyers' Mortgage Company. idea of packing a workshop on a bicycle. The workshop is com- Fisher. Contesse Morichard le Febro A. & P. Gypsies. plete with lathe and drilling' tools, and in this way Millington is de Montagny, dramatic soprano able to make all kinds of repairs. The Happiness Boys," Billy Jones TueuUjr, April 22. and Ernest Hare. Sibyl Sanderson 11-12 a. m Jordan M. the Family. Wit hadnt botn for Pa's htip. iha.1 torrel couMni have been move** agen, whistler, with Willard Os- pianist. Motion picture forecast'! »orne, violinist. Geqrge Wilton Bal- Adele F. Woodard. Talk by lard, tenor: B. Fischer & Company's Board of Education. Market 'Astor Coffee" dance orchestra. weather reports. TOMORROW 1:46-2:45 p. m.—Associated 1:45-4 p. m.—Foreign Policy As- Luncheon, direct from the W« sociation Luncheon, direct from Astoria Hotel, New York City, Hotel Astor, New York City. dress by President Calvin Co/ 4-5:30 p. m.—MouniP Royal and Frank B. Noyes, president i chestTB; Helen Larkin, soprano. Associated Pros*. 7:30-12 p. m.—Master Ralph Baird 4-5:30 p. m.—Geraldine young saxophonist, known as "Little lyric soprano; Delia Riordan, baritone: Helen E. Drew, ,1 Sousa." Alice Ralph Ward, soprano Children's Hour, Btorios and BOD and Mrs. Prancig W. Hafner, pianist Talk by Sophie Loeb; Josiah B. Free 7:30-10:30 p. m.~United Store daily sport talk by Th buritono. "Eveready BatUry" enter, Fisher. Concert under the taincrs. Talk by the Health Speak of the Hospital Music Fund;: ers' Service Bureau. Vincent Lopei Gilmour, coloratura soprano.1" and hia ^orchestra, direct from thi Mnzola Orchestra." Weekly Grill of the Hotel Pennsylvania. by H. V. Kaltenborn, associate SUNDAY Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Joseph 2:45 p. m.—Interdenominationa kowitz, cyinbalom player, services under the auspices of th panit'd by Max Yusium. Chris '. Greater New York Federation of han, tenor; Senor Guerero, Churches. Address by Rev. A. Edwin American pianist, playing fot" Keigwin, D. D., pastor of West End tional Carbon Company. Presbyterian Church. Music by Fed- By JACK WILSOK eration Radio Choir, Aida Quartette Wedneuhiy, April 23. RADIO RALF-- and Arthur Billings Hunt. 10:30- 12 nuon—Organ recit 3:45 p. m.—Regular Sunday Men's rect from the Capitol TheatXBJi f(?i'EKOS, 1 WoHT SiK&! - MttWH { h SCAPMAKCR PAPIO-YOO-MOO, Conference in the Bedford Branch Melchiore Muuro Cottone, assU ABE 20.000 M041C TEACttERS OOV Of WOfiK SAjiQ A SOB Y. M. C. A., with address by Dr. S. Schola Cantorum. COME OM OVER TO RAIFS - IT SINCE we tftnoPHONE cwwu^s THE. OYrttR E.ve«iNG- Parkes Cadman. MuBic by Gloria 12 noon—Chapel services from Columbia University ( >S vAuwviue ttooft AT 'Mix' AN BY AiR" UHTIL Trumpeters and tubular chime* play- ed by George Betts. with address by Chaplain Kno t>OUO FAIRBANKS 1$ COMHA 7-:20-G:15 p. m.—Special musical musical program. 5IK& program direct from Capitol Theatre, 4-5:30 p. m.—Monroe New York City, bv courtesy of the and his Club Royale Orchestra; ] Capitol Theatre management and Mr. Davenport, contralto. S. L. Rothafel (Roxy). The first part 7-10:30 p. m.—Synagogue i of the program will be taken direct under the auspices of the from the stage of the theatre and will Synagogue of America. United I consist of music by the Capitol Grand Stores daily sport talk by Tho Orchestra and selections by featured Fisher. Talk by American artists. The second, part of the pro- turist. One of a series of le gram will consist of a special presen on Practical Amerigan Politi tation by Mr. Rothafel of vocal and Schuyler C. Wallace, supe instrumental artiste direct from the government, Home Study broadcasting studio in the theatre. ment, Columbia University, 9:15-10-10 p. m.—Ori{*ii recital bv by the United Status Marine Alfred M, Greenfield, organist of Cal- direct from Washington, D. C. vary Episcopal Church, New York Chiclet Orchestra." City, direct from the studio of the Skinner Organ Company. Thuriday, April 24. 11-12 a. m.—Musical progra be announced. Talk by Mrs. . A. Harris on making lamp WHAT CMA I I»E A Tue Consolidated market and woat MATTER ports. SUCH IS LIFE DOltf', BUODY ?A 4-6:30 p. m,—Rafael' Saurae aniat; Herbert Oestrieher, accompanied by Frances 7 Grace Sage, reader; Louis -Biafl flutist. 7-12 p. in.—Mid-week servic der the uuspices of Greater York Federation of Churches. Cigar Storea daily sport Thornton Fisher. Talk by the '. I • i' iiT'j- national Motor Company. Jeai.T _ fred, soprano, Talk by the B*lik,< HAD Tug RIGHT America. Conceit direct from T' ter College, New York City. by Harvey Hinderniyer, Earle Tuckennan, Jaaritone; -"^ _ ByLF.VanZdm ^acharias, violinist, accompanied Vf< AW, WHAT'S THE USE But They Liv^d Happily Eyer After Dorothe Zacharias. Vincent and his orchestra from the the Holel Pennsylvania. A PUNK RADiO- KEEP (Kbit A MiNOTB, ftATTUNcS THAT »«•<. VOO- TJOHY Friday. April 25. Witt YOU 1 CAH'T HEAR CAMT HEAQ AhYTMl T YOU GET 11-12 noon—Musical prog OM IT $TATION WHEN * TUAT be announced. Talk by fOu'flfi TALWHO \ Work. Market and weather 4-5:30 p. in.—Dance niuaic ' 400 Club Orchestra. Children's 1 tori songs. 77:30-10 p. iked Cigar I dailily sport talk by Thornton Sigmund Kempner, "The Happiness "" and Ernest Hare strumental Trio, i Ou» Highways Safer by Major A. A. Stewa A Company's "Aster' Mi in. Jntepentomt A Calamity Subscription, $1.50 Per Year Published every Friday by MIDDLESEX PRESS, 23 Green Street, Woodbrldgo PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY Telephone, Woodbridge 576 G. HAfUilS J'KAU, Editor MAXWELL LOGAN. Managing Edltfcr APRIL 22d C. H. HYRNR.... AdvertUJna; Representative Entered «» tecond rlnns matter March 18. 1919, at the Poet- office at Woodbrijyg, N. J., under the Act of March 1, 1879. CALVIN COOLIDGE THE PEOPLE WANT COMMON BATTERY PHONE. ASKS YOUR SUPPOBT The telephone company announced some time ago its in- tention of replacing the old-style crank 'phone with the common ! t battery system—the phone that operates by the lifting of the j \ i * receiver from the hook. To do this will necessitate the building! of a new exchange and an investment of thousands of dollars. Before determining upon the outlay of the amount of money i Polls open from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. necessary for the work the company states that it must have assurance of the right to operate and extend its system through- put the township for a period of fifty years. At present there is an ordinance pending passage by the HAMILTON F. KEAN townshisj committee that, along with other proviaos, would give Republican National Cominittceman Buch a 50-year franchise liThe ordinance waa introduced on March l(> hut has receivedm^action since that time, other than the acceptance by the telepnone company of several amend- ments insisted upon by the township body. The Committee wants to rut down the term of the franchise from 50 years to j (OfTTl«K» W V) #0 or 2f>, but the telephone company maintains that it cannot establish a precedent in Woodbridge that would not apply to Some Easter Eggs the 280 other municipalities that it serve?. Church Notes The delay in final action, that would allow of the ordi- nance being advertised and placed before the people of the Presbyterian, township for their consideration, is also delaying the time when Rev. L. V. Buachmnn, pastor. 10 a. m.—Sunday school. thVphone subscribers can expect to have the common battery 11 a. m.—Morning service and system installed. Communion. 7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor. To our way of thinking the ordinance as it now reads is 7:4& p. m.—Evening1 service. Rev. Mr. Cornelle, of India, will exceedingly fair and should, without further delay, be passed speak at the Christian Endeavor serv- on second reading and advertised for hearing. Its text shows ice. All the young people of the that it involves the township in no obligation rjut vests in the church are urged to be present. Tonight (Friday) there will be a township the right to sanction plans for all extension work the service at 8 o'clock at which time company may undertake; gives the township the right to amend the choir will render an Easter can- tata. the ordinance in future should an amendment seem advisable; Wednesday afternoon, 2:30— enables the township to demand relocation of any poles that Ladies' tea at the home of Mrs. Leu Smith. interfere with traffic or do not conform to curb lines; provides Wednesduy, 8 p. m.—Mid-week free conduits for police or fire signal wires; and specifies that service. The annual meeting of the Sun- the ordinance cannot be construed to provide the company with shine Class was held at the home of a monopoly in the right to operate. the loader, Mrs. H. A. Tuppen, oi Monday evening. Reports were vi? Insofar as the duration of franchise is concerned ""fifty ceived for the year showing that much work had been done throughout years is not too long a time. Up until 1006 the law allowed of I the year. The following officers WITO franchises in perpetuity and many of the lines at present run- elwtt'il: President, Miss Emma Jac ning through the township are under such franchises. And, fjcr; vice-president, Miss Frances The Elevation of the American Cardinals. Hfinscn; secretary, Mrs. Andrew Si- The two Aim-rii'iin fiiivliuals, Hayes ;it left, and Mumlfli-in at as a matter of fact, the township committee has from time to mensen; treasurer, Mrs. Wm, Nelson; l-ifCht, listuniiift lo the spi'coh of the Vatican lawyer following their chairman of flower committee, Miss elevation to the Cavilimilate. time given the telephone company fifty year rights for specific Margaret Gardner. At the conclu- extensions in the way of poles and conduits. sion of the business meeting the re- lure room of the church at 8 o'clock. Townscml, of Boston, Mass., gave a Undoubtedly the Committee's delay in granting the tele feYence and selfishness. All too many of us are apparently tiring nresident, Mrs. Harry Baker, The regular meeting of the Men's* most interesting talk about her mis- Jr., presented Mr. and Mrs. Tappen Club of the Methodist Church was sionary work among tho mountain- phone company's request is based on a desire to avoid involving imbued with that infernal idea "What's the use." with 19 sterling silver spoons, one held in thu lecture room on Monday eers in Evarts, Ky. from each member with the individual night. Community singinp: opened the township in a contract without first giving it careful con- It is the duty of every good citizen to belong to a party donor's name engraved on each, and the meeting ied by Mr. Theodore The regular meeting of the Ladies' sideration lo assure, the fact that it contains no proviso damaging Mid to; participate in his party activities. The Primaries offer a bunch of red carnations. A poem Marsh. Following a paper given by Association will be held at the home the pastor, Rev. A. S. Dezendorf, the of Mrs. F. I. Perry, of Grove avenue, to the rights otthe municipality. But we believe that there haw you this opportunity by (giving you the privilege of assisting in written for the ^occasion by f Miss Tuesday afternoon. Ursul a LeberLeber , wwass rere* Refresh- business session was held^after which been ample time for such consideration and that further delay, the nominations of those who are to run for officekin the finalments were serve' '-d an d *a social Mr. Charles J. Graham Rogers, of Perth Arjiboy, entertained with sev- Epiicopal. unless it develops something of an exceedingly important char- elections. The work of getting good public officials is not all enjoyed. The next meeting will be Rev. J. Benjamin Meyers, rector. held at the home of Mrs. Harry eral magic tricks and a ventriloquist acter, will meet with criticism on the part of the general public done on election day. sketch, ami Mis— s Helen Augustine 6 a. m.—Holy Eucharist. It begins in the party primaries and Baker, Jr., Monday evening, Apr. 27. 10 a. m.—Church School. r—the telephone subscribers. => conventions. The Sunshine Claas and all others gave sevral piano selections. The who took part in Ye Olde Tyme Co'n- meeting closed with chorus singing. lla. m.—Choral celebration of the The people want the common battery system. The delay Affairs in Washington are not going to be very ihuch dif- certe enjoyed a turkey supper in the The speaker for the May meeting Holy Eucharist and sermon. ferent until our "agents" there get the positive word from home basement of t^g. Sunday school room, will be Adrian Lyon, of Perth Am- 4 p. m.—Evensong and children's Lin granting the franchise is holding up the work. Tuesday evening. Forty-three were boy. The public' is invited at this service. We would suggest, however, that in return for the granting that we are thoroughly disgusted with their failure to support seated at tables prettily decorated time lo atli'iid. Tonight (Friday) 8 o'clock— the constructive efforts of Calvin Coolidge. These "agents," with jonquil's. Singing and music by -Litany and address. 6i this franchise a clause be added to the ordinance that would, Short's Soothing Syncoptors was cn- Congregational. Monday and Tuesday, at 9 a. m.— In writing, obligate the company to bring about the change to- our Senators and Representatives, have climbed the ladder of joysd and games plaved after the din- Rev. W. V. D. Strong, pastor. Holy Eucharist. politics into their present high places, kicked the ladder away ner. The gusts were Rev. and Mrs. 9:45 a, m.—Sunday school. Friday night, April 25—Annual "the common battery system within a reasonable space of time. L. V. Buschman, Mrs. L. E. Potter, 11a, m.—Morning service; subject vaudeville show will be given in the and disappeared over the wall into that dismal labyrinth of ; V H Bowers and Mrs John df sermon, "First that which is nat- High School. Mr. F. R. Valentine is M SA in charge of the affair. political chaos. "Short. . , ural and afterward that which is Fifteen of the Jargest American advertisers, including the spiritual, Those in the class of confirmation ' The ladies held their Spring lunch- which were admjnistered by the Rt, Standard Oil Company, have pledged themselves to abolish What our "agents" must hear is the message through our eon in the basement of the Sufiday Muaic For Morning Processional—Welcome Happy Rev. Albion Wf Knight, bishop co- ^highway billboard advertising. The last contracts of these primaries next Tuesday' that we have confidence in Calvin school room, Wednesday noon^ 56 adjutor of the diocese of New Jersey, being present. The luncheon was Morning. Coolidge, thereby indicating to them that there is still further Carol—0 Bells in the Steeple were: Florence Brown, David Shaw, iCOncerns will expire in 18 months. prepared and served by the Social David Myers, Edna Brown, Augusta Chastisement coming to them at the polls this Fall unless they Committee. At 3 o'clock the monthly (Norris). Hymn—The Strife is O'er. Kelly, James Compton, Dorothy Bren- missionary meeting was held in the nan, and Mrs. Bruding was presented GIVE 'EM A BOOST. fall into line with the President's program. Sunday school room. The topic, 'The Offertory—Christ Our Passover (Schilling). for St. Luke's Church in Roselle. The Every corporation engaged in business enterprise recog- Child," was most ably handled by confirmation was held in the local t/lga. J. Strome, who made a most ear- Hymn—Come Ye Faithful. Trinity Episcopal Church. jlnizes the value of advertising. Public utilities, manufacturers No matter bow old you are, no matter how many years ago nest plea in behalf of the children. Hymn—Jesus Christ Is Risen To- ihe last faint signs of youth departed from you, get behind On Sunday evening, May .4th, ex- day. tand merchants all spend money to create public interest in their Commissioner of Immigration Fred A. There will be an Easter Vesper iproducts or to induce public good will for their enterprise. Boys' Week which begins in Woodbridge on April 27, Wallace will apeak on "Immigration service Sunday afternoon, in the Congregational Church at 4 o'clock. IWoodbridge Township is a corporation, the stockholders of Thursday evening, April 24th, the j This hour of service will afford an This Means You, pvhich are the taxpayers. The commodity which we have to sell There's no off-season in politics any more—not even here Men's Brotherhood will hpld their opportunity also for those to attend in Woodbridge- Even now they are saying that Bill Hoy will regular monthly meeting and supper, an Easter service who aari e detained in the form of homesites and industrial locations. In other I by duties from attending a morning Mr. Merchant! IjWords our corporation prospers when it is growing and lan- s-eek farther afield next year, giving up his| place on the town- Methodist or evening service. The afternoon yjuiahes if it stands still. ship committee lor a bertb. with the freeholders—and that At the 11 o'clock service Rev. A. serviee will take the place of the eve- Albert Larson covets a whac^c at the Tax Collectorship. S. Deiendorf will take for. his subject ning serviceton Easter Sunday. The celebration planned for June 14 to observe the open- "Paul's Easter Aspiration," while in Subject of sermon: "Lessons from ID you know that ling of the new Memorial Building and the 255th Anniversary the evening the "Climax of Passion appearances of Christ to his dis- today—when we are through college, Week" will be the sermon. An at- ciples." D you nhd this paper ************************** Muiic For Afternoon |jof the founding of the township is the best kind of advertising 1 > * when we bave a good job, when the tractive musical program has been have an intcreit in con- |;.any township could hope for. Newspapers in. alLparts of the children are grown, when we haYe arranged, including solos by both Mr. Processional—O Day of Kmhimo- more money—forgetting that those and Mrs. Brown, of Avenel The tion. rnon? Your success help* •| CapiteFlorem \ Carol—Hail the Morn of Mystic »te will recognize in it material for numerous and interesting people who have most money and orchestra, accompanied by the organ, the community as a whole will render "The March of the Beauty. ! news stories; interesting bits of the history of Woodbridge will j 8, THOMAS A. CLAJUC mo»t leUurei are frequently the moit Priest." Junior Choir Anthem—Why Se»-k which in turn is of benefit Be read by thousands; and these same thousands will ask thejn-j discontented and unhappy. A-t the Epworth League services at Ye the Living Among the Dead (Fos- Dea> .i U*m, Vmhmtbf af - We ihail none of us be In a belter to us. selves "what and where is this Woodbridge?" 7 a'clock tho leader, Mi** Ethel Pay- ter). H , position to enjoy ourselves than we ran will have for hfer subject ''The Hymn—Christ, the Lora.'is Risen When a merchant advet- The Committee that has our venture into "municipal adver- are today; few of at, to long ai we Hearl of Our Faith." Today. tise« with as, he is invest- tising" in hand has been selected from able and representative keep our strength and our faculties, On! Tuesday night, in the lecture Offerto.ry—Came See the Place V|7E were in Houston, Nancy and I, at least, will ever hare so much room of the church the members of Where Jesus Lay (Reed). ing Kis Monev, which it business men of the township. All of us will share in the bene- ** when I saw a beautiful picture in leasnre for enjoyment or to great op the official board enjoyed a supper, Hymn—Allelujah, Allelujah. returned with interest fits that will result from a successful June 14 and as a conse- a shop window. 1 wauled to go In and portnnity for happlneai a* rleht now, given by the Ladies' Aid Society. 7 p. m-—Christian Endeavor. buy it at once—tha price) waa cbeap Plans were completed after the Bup- At a meeting of the Woman's Mis- Otw T*» (Mi ii th luence we all should put our shoulders to the wheel and shove. I have always admired the courage per for the every member canvas. sionary Society held at the home of beyond belief, it aeemed to me, bat of a dear friend of mine. She had for IM Atortto Urn ta Tata Tf* Nancy urged delay. 1 yielded at all The Epworth League held their so- Mrs. W. A. Osborne, on Green street, years wanted a handsome tet of ma- cial and business meeting in trie lee- Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Lornu Five of the twenty-one county jails and houses of correc- well trained husband* do. bat though hogany dining room furniture, but I bare be«n 10 HoutM MTeral times in the State of Massachusetts haveibqen closed since prohi- being In moderate ctreumitancsB did since and bare rUited (hops else- not feel that she could quite afford to on came into effect. where and peered la easerly at win- throw away the substantial but ugly dow •, I ba>e never (Mid a picture one ihe had. She wai left a little quite »o inu.b to my liking; 1 should UES NEXT TUESDAY legacy, and instead of putting it out hare bought tlie one which Brat satin- at Interest, as perhaps she should New York Meat Market Delegate^ for the National Conventions of the various par- led DM. hare done, she bought the beautiful LEBOWITZ BROS. Proprietors %' rill be elected in New Jersey next Tuesday, April 22nd. Aa old neighbor of miae bad lone mahogany which she had so deilred. looked forward to a visit t» California She died within a year, and I're al- 65 Washington Ave. 64 Roosevelt Ave. (Cor. Pershing tunity is thus given every man ancT'woman citizen of legal and Ihe N%rtb«e«L He delayed goinjt, ways been glad that the had thoie i declare their interest in the future welfare of the country. not became be could not afford tb* monUi* of happiness and satisfaction *The real menace lies here at home in our indifference at trip bat simply becaase he hoped that in her purchase. next year conditions would be more ;>Hs rather than what is going on (at Washington. Hamit- It is the part of wisdom, of course, favorable, or b« could (M away more to look forward to th* future and to easily, or be woald e«jor the racatioa Specials for Sat, Apr. 19, Republican National Conunitteeman for New prepare for it; most.of us take too an outstanding supporter of Calvin Coolidge from more; bat he aster took the Journey little thought tor the morrow, but the Me to hopelessly iU now, so that he CALLl HAMS (Smoked) VEAL CHOPS ii been trying to aro'use the interest of the voters of flowers of happlnega and enjoyment will rarer hare the pleasare whlck are about us every day; we do not lb 12c lb 32c jr, through advertising and publicity, directing attention could easily bare be— his, and ho is need to wait for the distant future to not now able to eajoy the retrospect pick them. If we refuse them today Jarity of the present situation with that of several of It. SHOULDER OF VEAjL ROASTING CHICKENS |||he past. He recently likened President Coolidge'» diffir they may be like my picture—wa We waste maa* pfwdMis hoars IB may never bare a chance at them lb 20c lb*: 38c of Abraham Lincoln. We might take our read- the eoaUaipUtiM of faiure roer**- again. E«yen jfurther to the time, 136 years ago, when Wash- ad eajoyeals which awy Me to as. whea we aUshl be BREAST OF VEAL BEST BROOKFIELD Lafayette: "The greatest danger to this new fwtttas; fciaalms fraa» tao avPortaal- Test Bell by Tslaphon/i. lb 18c EGGS, Dozen 33c of £h Listening by tang distance telephone well* we futile Pro- With tka hot* Boatm to' Uie tolling of taveral ORDERS DELIVERED ; X " ' ' * 4 * at m it fWf«. M.;.T» *»AbllKl « cburclj FRIDAY, APRIL is, 1924 PAGE Kara Strikes Out Seventeen In Opening Ball Gam* Expect Auditorium To Be Packed When Passaic Port Reading Trounces IN LINE WITHTHE SPORTSMEN Hungarian Reform :d Diamond Squad Has Easy "Wonder Team" Plays Riversides Monday Night Avenel Diamond Stars The University of thp State of New Jersey, hotter known as Rutgers College, had the pleasure of seeing one of its sons Time In Season Opener Against Pioneer A. Depolito's Pitching Puzzles iiiiisunl interest JH heinir centered Rohrbnek wkill bo at his fnmilinr post, win a National championship Saturday when Gnlbraith. a fancy Men From North End The Hungarian Rrformi>il i lull, of The score: . h,. •ippearance in thin part of the KoRsler is well known in thp diver, won out over Bird, of Minnesota, and Moaer, of I'rince- IIP place, had little truuhli* i reenrd- '.['>„{+ of the PagsaiQ High School basketball firmament .of the world. WoorftorU™. |r « victory In Its season <>| nor last Jacob, 3b i IIIIIT tenm of tTiis ypsr at Perth" He is familjarly referred to as "Twist The Mohican A. C. hnsohall team teivtn ttre- tCattoTTaT roiigglate Summing mletheld at Ann- unday afternoon at the «•> opniw of '", ' ainBt the Riverside* of that of the Wrist" due to the peculiar »f I'ort Reading won itn open'er Sun- urner, lb 3 1? aE apolis. A week or so ago this same Galbraith "won Eastern he strong; Pioneer A. C. < = f I'erth Qerek, 2b. 4 V T on Kaster Monday, April 21. motion of his hand when the ball JB day afternoon by a 10 to 4 score. 1 Collegiate honors in the same event. Moaer was runner up. ml)uy. The game was p iyoi| on {orchard, ss. 2 'I'I';„ !« (he first showing of the world sent goalward by this dead shot. The pitching of Depolito featured. o locals' diamond and v n» wit- Td basketball champions in Cen-With Ttnothe he made the all-State Not a single Avenel man reached Jonovan, If 5- Jim Reilly, who was internationally famous as a swimmer asod by a Rood-siied crowd. ion, cf. 3 ' i lorwy and the Perth Amboy team for four seasons. His appcar- first up until the seventh inninfr, De- Knra, the pitching ace of t'i hang to three singles. Farkas, c 4 turned out some of the beat swimmers who have, ever churned p victories over aome of the best Kara, p 4 'with the Pasaaic team there will be the first and only appearance of The score: ines in the county this year, was in natively appear on Easter Monday this flash here water in college competition. Two of the youngsters under Port Re«dinc. AB. R. H. iiid-noason form. He •truck out 17 M.yor Krakovitch, Milton Pashman, Samons, ss 4 0 Jim's wing now are Foster and Brown, about whom more will' f the visitors and allowed only four v I • n Rohrback of this year's first 3lronr Cooper, c 5 1 be heard next season. cattcred hits, forkaa, Kara** bat- A. C. AB.B.J and the renowned DeWitt Keas- With the Riversiaes will appear Barna, 3b 3 2 :ery mate, starred with the willow, Ed. Callow, If 4 1 r four times all-State man and some of the fastest scholastic players Barry, 2b '. 4 2 Galbraith's success on the spring board is not the first time rnerine four hits in as many trips Hispidor, lb 4 0 0 .Uiderod tbe greatest scholastic in central Jersey. Ham Fine, Sol Bright, cf ; 2 0 Mallnowdkl, u. 3 0 1 one of the local college's swimming team has captured National the plate. Qne of his binges was r rward in the country. The leader Polkowitz Pete Grieve, Hen West- Saffron, lb 3 1 healthy double. Halinowiki, 2b 3 0 0 rThU vear's undefeated five, Captain cott, Dooley and Cap. Martin of the McDonnell, If 4 0 honors. In 1919 the rotund Lefurgy dove off the end of the Every man on thp local team hit Skorski, 3b 3 0 0 ^ mnv Blitser, will round out the 1923 Perth Amboy HiBh School Bylerkie,, rf. 2 0 tank and went further in a shorter time than any other col- safely at least ontv, the combined Pry, c 4 0 0 eition basketball team, which won 25 Raines Depolito, p 4 2 fforta beinjr 13 hits from the deliv- M. Bonalaky, rf 4 0 ""Trak'ovitch and Pashman have in a row are with tne Passaic pppo- LaRusso,, lb 2 « 0 legiate plunger was able to. They say, that Von Stanley, Rut- ry of the visiting slnlimen. S. Bonalsky, cf _.... 4 0 1 the bulwark of this year's nento, while Gaza Chizmadia, former Collins, rf 2 10 gers' present plunger, ia so good that most colleges cancel that The second (famo of the season L. Kearn, p 4 0 0 and it is due malniy to their Perth Amboy Vocational star and a Thompson, cf 2 11 will be played here Sundny vvhen the iTnrU 'that the Passaic record has member of the Perth Amboy five, event when meeting the Scarlet. Flyer A. C. of Perth AmUy, will 33 "l ~ '•'.•mainod unblemished. Both are gen- will be at the pivot post for the 37 10 11 furnish the opposition. .,U,»nal Hhoto, and thejr floorwork is Rmea. ^^ ATCBCI. AB. R. H. Score by inninjrs: f ih .-hlehest decree. At one of Owing to the n**«* limit OH the I. R. C 10 1 BOO 0l! onl wi be 8een the attc dail(;e t door Markulin, cf 3 1 1 Big league baseJaii mad4"& 1924 bow Tuesday. Ac- 1'he ward po»'« » " " ^ f. will be opened Petres, lb 4 0 0 cording to results of the week John McGraw has a better pitch- New Baseball Team ioneers (> 0 0 0 00 Oil "rainy pilotof the 1924 five. Blitzer at 7 p. m. The policy of the man- Miliki, rf 4 2 0 Summary—Two base hits: J, " !\ quiet, unassuming lad in ernes agoment will be first come first ad- Fox, 2b 4 0 ing staff than was generally supposed- The showing of ^Bentley Looking For Bookings now*ky, S. Bonlsky, Ribayi and „ on the basketball court he is amitted. Besides the game there will Banaiore, ss 4 11 was encouraging to Giant fans. kns. Bases on balls: Off Kara, 2{i ,l,.lnond to the opposing forwards.be dancing. Nirtach, If " 3 0 1 Another baseball team hits hrpn or Kearn, 4. Struck out: By Kant, Fox, 3b. 3 0 0 ganized to represent the town in by Kearn, 9. Semack, p 3 0 0 The High School did not get .under way in its scheduled unior competition tjlis yci.r. The Boxing Becoming Popular in Japan E. Markulin, c 3 0 0 jHjMian Jackets, .manured by Ed opener with Perth Amboy. According to all reports the team wardTConna, of New street, are look 31 4 3 ng for nines with teams ranging is trot yet in shape to take the diamond. between the affes of 17 and 20. The will line up as follows: "Kid" Palko, Captain "Buzz" Stout catcher; Johnnie"Finn, pitcher; Sam Kara, of the Hungarian Reformed Club, may make some o l^ipenta, right field; Frankie Toth Scene of Fight Jane! the bther semi-pro hurlers sit up and take notice if he can turn center field; Chick Mundy, short stop Jersey. City Promoters Hope' John Brown, first base; Larry Kea' in a few more performances like that of last Sunday. All h ing, second base; John Connors, thin StagV Championship Affi '^ould do then was to strike out seventeen of the Pioneer A. C base; Kinky Kenna, left field. For Big Elk Meeting batters. Pretty good for a start. AddrvHH all challenges to the man nger. - . . rcasiMt j,.:-«jja whli'h wilt t>nnhle tho occupational •nipy deportment to be. moved out JERSEY ROAD HR prenent basement quarters Rrnl (.Iviin an environment of direct sun light mid fresh air. I THE PERTH AMBOY Chew it after BOOMERS SCORE l)r Marcus A, Curry, superintend- Baumann's Flowers every meal ent of the hospital, Bald the prnvlnlon • of Biioh a building had been long un- It nttmnlntrN State Commission Gives Ap- der consideration, but It had not been Are fresh, and we specialize in arranging them in unusual appetite sni possible heretofore to diBcunn It as a GAS LIGHT COMPANY j and beautiful combination* for any occasion. • Ida digestion. proval to Harding Highway posRlblllty, because it wan not known I It makes your ! and Delsea Drive. whether the funds available would 206 SMITH STREET We deliver all ovor Middlesex anji Union Counties. Iee4 do yoa more allow Its Inclusion In the present pro gram. Certain changes now nractl- • Just 'phone Rahway 711 and leave it to us. It reftevet) tfeat stnlty GOOD ROUTES TO RESORTS colly assured, In other tentative phas- alter hearty eating. es of the program, made it possible Heating and Cooling Appliances • • llea* I«*IK to announce, however, that at least I J. R. BAUMANN, FLORIST • w c * I • B • the Initial unit of an Industrial build- I Improvement, Soon to Be Started, Will fcrcalh ••* ing would be provided. While Dr. Greenhouse at St. George and Hazelwood Aves. Involve Several Mllllona—Indua- Curry could not go Into details, It Is 1 Rxrod Automatic and Storage Water Heaters RAHWAY trlil Building for State Hos- understood that the probable sum to plUI. be allocated to this purpose out of the $2,250,000 to be expended, may reach I New Process Gas Ranges j $200,000. Trenton.—The Bute HlRhway Com- Occupational thereapy Is the use -it mission voted to take over as part of various industries," euch as the mak- • the State highway Hystem and Im- ing of willow furniture, the manufac- prove the roads between Ponnsgrove ture of brooms, and other handicrafts, Cott-Den-RH Radiant Logs I WHY YOU SHOULD BUY HERE and Atlantic City, known as the Hard- to restore the mentally unbalanced to In* highway, and alao the roads be- normal functioning by reralnlng their I Odorless—Efficient—Inexpensive I tween Westvllle and MUlvllle, the so- mental coordination through the man- A PHONE CALL WILL BRING A callert DelBea drive. The cost of Im- ual arts. It has been credited with a • GKNTLKMAN OR LADY ATTEND- proving these roads will run Into mill- very large contribution to the recov- ANT TO YOUR HOME TO TAKE lonn and the money for the Improve- ery and Improvement rate at Morris I MKASUKE FOR ANYTHING IN ment will come from the State vehicle Plains under the especially adverse OUR LJNE. funds. condition of overcrowding. I Telephone 143 Perth Amboy I Delegations from maiiy South Jer- Blueprints of Program THERE ARE OTHER REASONS, TOO! 1 I sey towns appeared at .Atlantic ^Itj submitted at th& meeting Abdominal Supporters, Orthopedic CoTBttST^JrtfitfaWftt Braces, on behalf of the proposal. 'Especially Elastic Hosiery, Belts, Surreal Cftrgew^rch Supports A; etc. show that the program of improve- i well represented were Gloucester and Invalid Chain and Cralchei Sold and Rented. ments at the hospital Include a 250 ( Salem counties by reason of the fact WE MAKE AND FIT ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. bed reception building, with modern I that the highways for which Improve- HENRY FRAHME ments are sought lie for the most part equipment for the treatment of acute within their Imlts. Tho eoetloji of disturbed patients and the classifica- 33 Broad Street, Elizabeth Cumberland county around Vlneland tion of new commitments. This will The Onry Practical Trass Maker in Union County and Mlllvtlle flSo tfti * ORANGES NEVARK PETERSON, ^ONTCLAIR! JERSEY ELIZABEThX I 1 GARFlELDt tftAYONNE PRINCETOUNCETON 1 \ RUTHERFORD .jffiwoop Otandardjcor over TRENTON vl PASSAIC Shouldht Every sottinWhose two generations there is a beaPublic You can count on your fingers ServfceRurtner products which have maintained T supremacy in their field for two generations or more. :*'7&t To please the public year after One sewing machine hat -v* »V; Sana Wapwr nnyn Hi* I'lrntos i>f }fl9e had >tn nil l>Piit. . . . It IK AVILQAGt PWCt LEVtU wra G*.«nlilM M0tnt tlint Huns ni'vrr (11(1 (iiulnfitH r It til rHr Ptaur J ITWI • used Finlcsrnnn. GASOLINE 5 w.'xr'itmt T • '5tS •• ft t'MTl, «im! not the cheap kind »rlea 'Thick" Shorten, former , * SuMr Mtti totw it1 *]" ntfleWlPr, purchased by the. r*f ipolla American association rtw- but the ClW» from tl* Cincinnati Nationals. s • » * • • »n imi in lit- .good un done her& Late report In that Dick HobUtMl, rk« managed the Charlotte team la "y5p "Ml*. | tthte, ht. tam atw h» f*r to South Atlnntk league latt year, nQl return to Rending and play flnt Dutt(f bite for that A dynamo la a mnchln* for conYert- GasoHr* mechanlcal energy Into an elec- enrrent; a starting motor trans- ni tha electrical current Into me- Jcal energy. Zxibz TEST HOLDING POWER OF 4-WHEEL BRAKES BATTERIES To Stay in Yoar Car AND OUT OF The Repair Shop! When you Rel down to brail taclu (hat's juit about what you wlc from a battery. Exide Batteries are made yield tb.6 maximum in time and depend- ability of service at a minimum in upkeep. Many thousands of E X I D E BATTERIES now in use have been on the jub for unbelievably long periods. Prices: $17.65 and up. according to size. — DOWDELL EfcECTMC SERVICE 27 Roosevelt Avc. CAUTERET, N.J. Leon T. Slierr'«'r' n'Jt'm' his c«r down the stops of n-f Tbi four-wheel brafci'i. Good! Drncr Known by: RIORDAN MOTOR CO. Bat ««w «t hanjltag Hit ta#««*tf»la*aa of pcdt*- Used Car Sale Bo Mritt BBMttttt Maw brfan 1923 Maxwell Sport Model a* t«a t» tka twn, Hat amtwtloa «t at* MOtar; 1923 Maxwell 2-Pauenger Coupe ata aaa af a*c«ed aai knt Hla alteraate as* of f*M aad 1920 Chalmers Sedan aaa4 atakM oa loac |ra4t« aad 1921 Maxwell Sedan ! Hla av«Maac« ef all otatadM. aaatt at ate car, or aaj ota«r 1921 Chalmers Coupe car. ! Hla me*<1 far ran«ay croas- ; tart; a* steps, ta&s «ad shifts Marmon Limousine; price $250 pus aefot* a* h actually oath« Easy Payments may be arranged. : ' Open Evenings and Sundays BacUaxa, wW»ta tha atacrtat c* «M ttarit, b asually *» t» daprariat- Jel. Elizabeth 6401 0»a at ta* •eartatf aad wear 1B ta* tarlaw aitmbtra wWc* aaspatt U* cataaa, 1040 Elizabeth AvenuV * ELIZABETH, N. J. I Fraa* m**«»t akeaM aaw aawt «a» (a^artar lara N«€«tMa. Oat ax Itay lanember we are Exdusite KstriiNitors for TWR WATCH CLEVEUNCUT •&,*«» COMFA!t» D SIX • t- See the lowest priced AUTO- MOBILE equipped with Where Do You Want Tonr Car to Perform? BALLOON TIRES On Paper or on the Road? as standard equipment here Nay ; H«*a it aalr aa» I alMl la «% tU hajawava 1st. ^ «lka>UaW! «««a» af kcu The Car is made by one of i aam kaar, atatiatka the largest manufacturers in the Country* ifa«J wi.it Watch this space for more CUk $1045 $1295 $1395 Information. l?ra- Plenty in a 15c. bottle for the whole family The bottle at all stores $1.75 £er case of 12 bottles delivered at your The recommendations of the teach- home committee as to the re-appoint- g" ient of teachers for the coming I year; the appointment of five w teachers, and the appointing by president, Melvin Clum, of the In addition to our lar standing and special commit- for the year, constituted the or- er of business at the meeting of the regular High-Qrade oard of Education Monday night. It developed in connection with presentation of a report bj( the lachers' committee that the Board Yellow .Label Soda not unanimous in wanting to offer r. L. W. Woodman the position of gh school principal for next year. Water we have devel- is name was included in the list commended for reappointment by e sub-committee but questions oped used byv Walling, Anderson and ler resulted in postponement of •tion on nil recommendations. The recommendations of the teuch- s' committee us to re-appointmerrts A NEW LINE (I the usual increase of salaries ac- rdiiir to the scale adopted in past •ill's were as follows: called High School: Lee W. Woodman, Uilhooly, Viola K. Dunham, Fitzgerald, Mary E. Beatty, • dith White, Frances Shultz, Byri)n J, Uothfuss, Charles Boehm, Mar- ici'iU1 Miller, Seymour Willitts, PABCO BLUE LABEL |thol A. Inslee, Eileen V. Edgar, iiirgaret ('. Crampton, Grace C. uber. School No, 1: Lester H. Dix, Jean in Johnson, Grace V. Brown, Kathryn iHin, Eflie K. Neveil, Viola Ernst, lara Skidniore, Sarah Whittaker, atherine Richards, Edna Bauer- 12 different flavors inn, Frances Dix, Marion Quinn, rtrude Heller, Grace Drugan, Miriam Voorhees, Katherine Ebner, Every flavor uth K. Green, Mittie P. Randolph. Port Reading: Joseph Lewis, Helen piker. MprHn D EjjjjlJieth A most delicious drink Made from Pure Cane Sugar ZHT$ I PT. II f\-° Purest Ingredients PRODI Famous .. •« Shell Rock Spring Water >• PERTH AMBOY BOTTLING CO. 669 New Brunswick Ave., SPRINGS | ; PERTH AMBOY TELEPHONE 34 Report on Water used in Pabco Products Pabco Products For Sale by - WOODBRIDGE: Cb*mi«t to Jer«*y City Bo»rd of Health Chemical and Sanitary Analysis LABORATORY OF by HERMAN J. LOHMANN, Ph. G. Phar. D. J. Andr&scik 862 St. George Ave. HERMAN J. LOHMANN, Ph. G. Phw D. Jerwy City, N. J.* Gurtiv Blaum ;..'. 82 Main St. Analytic*) and Coatulting Cbtmiit J. F. Concannoo J 100 Main St. 90 Moaticalto AT«BH«, J. F. Concannon 463 Amboy Ave. Jarity City, N. J. Appearance, Clear Grammes G. Koyac* ...443 Pearl St. Professor of Chemistry and Basteriology Color None In One Odoij None Litre Peter Greiner ' 16 Green St. Eclectic Medical College, N. Y. Taste neutral P. Kozel Garden Ave., near Crampton Dean, Dept. of Pharmacy, Reaction neutral to Litmus University of the State of N. J. Chlorine In Chlorides - - - - • 0284 I. Lurtgarten 78 Main St. Nitrogen in Nitrites None Shell Rock Spring Water Co. Nitrogen in Nitrates - • • • - 0013 J. Vedo« ....^^^ 240 Fulton St. Free Ammonia 0024 S. P. Vetcy ...... ; Amboy jlJ^Cor. Valentine Place 15 Peck Slip, N. Y. City, N. Y. Albuminoid Ammonia - - • • • None Hardness equal) before boiling . . . . 0731 Gentlemen:— to Carb. Lime f after boiling - • "• • 0067 J, P. Concannon, who has opened a new establishment at This is to certify that the attached report is Total Solids f - 088 463 Amboy avenue, Woodbridge, will sell Pabco products Organic Master ' 002 a true analysis of the Shell Rock Spring Water Mineral Matter - - - (Ca. K and Mg.) 078 there and also at his old place of business, 100 Main street, .i as sent to me under seal. Bacteria - • - None Woodbridge. .• • * •- I must state that ft is a very good water, being particularly mird as far as hardness is :,..'•••'•'• '• '* SPA SPRING " ': ' ^ concerned which is a great fault with so many ! NITROGEN IN NITRITES AND * M. Hegedut ' Fulton St., Cor. Cutter'* Lane spring waters. It is good clean potable water ALBUMINOID AMMONIA and absolutely safe. are danger signals; they indicate Sewage Con- PORT READING 1 " i As you will note it is free of Bacteria. tamination. '• ; ...... G. L RobinioA .Reading Coal Deck Yours truly, TOTAL SOLIDS. > T Htt HERMAN J LOHMANN, Ph. G. Phar. D. The purer the water the smaller the amount CARTERET , Chemist. of Total Solids, whether organic or inorganic. S. Srulowita Jersey City, N. J., Feb 27th/12. BACTERIA - ., • • •«' • NONE i Avenel Reported hy On April N the Avenel Taxpayer' A green and Mi-i ft EDWARD REINHART. Mr«. Win. Rowr I'literliiined li'i \fwneiatinn met and elected the fol- nol.ori'd to Newark nn Sun , Mrs. Lewis (Irnliain, of Hrook j witig officers: President,.I. P. Doyle; — Mrs. Frank Kchneid'-r visiled Ivn, Friday. ice-president, Hent; recording secre- Kmily LI>P, the ten-year old Mrs. .1. Taylor, of Claremont avenue, --Miss llciiltih Smith, of Ridgi'dnlc Rahwny Play House Make* ary, Kettner; treasurer, Florantz.; f Mr. (tnd Mrs. Arthur Lee. na, N. J., last weed '1'hnrnday. nvemic, in ppeniliiiK the Eiwter holi- Special Appeal For Picture rustees, Ijiince, Kettner, Thompson, —Thr f of High street, ia reported ill with —Mrs. Charles Page, of Summer i days with relatives in CrHnhury, Jtassy, Donato. PordR I'niMil Ti'iichi'i pneumonia. aviruif, Newarje, gpeist Sntnrdny mid _Mina Mnbel Illoodgood, of Mor- Lovers; Theatre To Be —A committee was appointed to will h" li• -l«t Wrilnrsrlny iiftcrin Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Carroll, of Sunday with MrsMi . Fran••'"•k Schneider' , gnn Heights, spent Friday niffht with Remodeled k the Township Committee to re- April lid. .':'ln n. in., in F —The local fire company was kept Linden avenue, entertained Mr. Cur-of Iselin, N. .1. her cousin, Miss Anna Hurt, of iair certain streets in Avenel. school. liuny last .Saturday when Ihey were l-oil's brothers, Kugenc and John Car- Special Eafltcr services will he \ Schoder avenue. —B. F. Ellison, after a severe ill- All th»"f nw lulu is nf the WnniiillV culled out on two occasions to nssist roll, of Elizabeth, at dinner on Sun held ut the Union Chapel at 7:4F —Mrs. I. H. Tappcpp n ia spendinpdgg The constantly growing patronage. ess, is able to be around and work Club who i'ml In irn In the c.'ird n extinguishing blazes. The f'lrst day. Sunday evening. neveral dayd s witithh MrM . and MrsM .H Harry of the (Cmpire Theatre, Rahwny, hax in Jnnsen avenue sewer. party nrr iiiirstcil In notify Mr». alarm at 1 p. rn. culled tin Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Parsons —-The storehouiic of Frnnk Cooper Goll, of Cronford. had the usual effect, the building is —Work on two new houses on to be remodeled and enlarged to such Ralph l.iddl on or Kf.nr April 2\ the home of Joseph Kofi ouch, j ,,f ]>roapect avenue, entertnsiicd Mis liurned down Saturday afternoon —Maurice Nichols, of East Ruth- ans«n avenue will start in a few and also tn i 1 her knmv Imw pinny where a hay stack caught lire from I Mildred Koeneke, of Newark, over 1h< hint. The building and contents were erford, has been visiting George Tnp- an extent that it practically will be weeks. a now playhouselh . TThh e managementt intviul hi hlMS, H tiIMt W>«lt, • ,—Hev. tun' Mr- Kn-y. "i 1 -Mra. ThomaB Harry, of I1 N-th —The committee of the Firemen's Mildred Konehe of Newark, has ftlr"CfHfy l''llJ?H|fB'fl~ftl'ChlleTtS'WilU Inral vi Monday ftre wan under control when OK (ire- dunce report a banner time will be are working on the plans. Amboy, were men (tot there and no damage done. Atnboy, is the guest of Mr, nndMrs. wag the week-end gueat of Mr. and ndignation Shown At Delay afternoon ------()f tnc 2oth. Mrs. Benjamin Parsons, The program for next week begins At 1 1 p. m. the firemen were again with one of the most successful In Crab Beach Bridge Repair _A fonliri home of Mr. and called out to Hnpelawn, where a —Mr, Raymond Smith, an engineer Sunday th on the steamship Hawaiian, which has noveh transcribed into picture form Mrs. Robert (leilinjr, Sr., in hhono r of garage and stable hrlonfting to Alex. Prolonged lack of fire protection Sitniaky WHH completely destroyed. just returned from a cruise in South by William Fox. "If Winter Comes" Kate Rimmer, of West New liri American waters, wan the week-end needs no songs of praise to the for Sewaren, due to the fact of the J. Anderson, and Over a thousanil feet of hose, WBB repairs to Crab Beach bridge neces- "Mr.. laid by the local company, who di-over the week-end. . •^-Jameg _. _.. guest of his aunt, Mrs. C. C. Jones, American public. The story is one Opal and Rusm-ll Anderson, of Ever- visitor last week. of Ridgedale avenue. that is peculiarly well adopted to film sitating the closing of Woodbridge recti'd iheir efforts toward wiving the —Miss Augusta Kelly is en avenue, was the caus« of criticism be- green avenue, attended B confirma- nearliy structures. Chief Michael tbe Spring vacation with her V™™™' —Thi baseball toam will practice presentation and is one of the bin tion party at Mrs. Pauline An Saturday and Sunday afternoons. sensations of the day. It is the story ing directed at the freeholders and I'BHIT directed the work of the lire- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K.-l y, <>f <> •*" Normal School Alumni at the contractor engaged in the work of Perth Amboy, in konor of hor men. street. Miss Kelly is a student at St. —The contributions nnd pledges of a man who stuck to what he daughter, Ruth. for the new St. Peter's Hospital close Are Entertained Here thought was right and overcame all when the matter wag brought up be- - WillKini Zsori, seventeen years fore the township committee, Mon- —Lenten services will lie held ut old, <>( Cmw's Mill road, was slightly The ATguromuthos Alumni S0roi>- kinds of obstacles. This is an appeal the Lutheran Chapel tonight (Fri- that never fails either in literature day night. The clerk was directed tuuiseii about ^he body laat Saturday ity of the New Jersey State Normal to write the freeholders and ask them day) at S o'clock. afternoon, ' ' . School was entertained on Saturday or drama. "If Winter Comes" wil —Mrs. N. H. Skov's mother and. afternoon by Mrs. A. P. Randolph and j be the^jjitcial holiday attraction on to take steps to rush the completion pa-ssnijpj j ft b M A P Rdlh > aj)*ci of the work. atater, Mrs. M. Larson and Miss Clara whichihh hhe riding, Miss Claire PfciftVr at the home of Monda^nnlyand Tuesday. LarHcn, of Madison, Wis . lire visiting Zuoii wim given medicad l attendance Hn'wn uliiversUy, having Wchae^ Oliver went on a the former. Elaborate refreshments On Wednesday "The Miracle Traffic between Woodbridge and both Mrs. Sliov, of I'linl avenue, nnd were served at the close of the meet- Makers," n picture dealing with the Sewaren has been obliged to go by Rev. Krey, in Perth Anibiiy. — Stt'VCn Kopar, of Smith street, ' _\i;iin street. , ing. U. S. Secret Service and air patrol way of Port Reading for the past nix (1 n weeks. When the contract for re- —(Confirmation will lie held lit Our WKsevm-ly cut about,Ihf head, Moil-, _l\[rs. E. H. Roynton was theAssociation will be held lhe evening Those present were: Misses Ada on the Pacific coast in the wnr on Redeemer'" Lutheran Church, April day night, when he was struck l>y ...ckespeakerr aat.'Highland'Part Highland Park rerecentlyc , of May 6. Fullerton, Mittie, Randolph and smugglers, will furnish thrills galore gain to the bridge was let it is un- 27, at 10::iu a. nj. _ . ' some filling stucco, which loosened when .she spoke on pre-school elides. | Fred von Hofe is a radio fan. He Claire Pfeider, of town; Miss Emily There will be four acts of vaudeville derstood that it contained a clause 1 itself from the walls of his home;. Miss Rut*«Potter is him. . will experimen- . -t- ••wit- h his apparatus Marsh and Miss Marian Baker, of and a comedy in addition. that required the contractor to keep —A play, entitled "(Hlr Minister !* the road open to traffic. Birthday." will fie invented in thi1 I>r. Mi'ijuer was called and was Colkire Boston, Mass., for i aboard a submarine. Rahwny: Missi Mnrgnrct Crowcll nnd Thursdrsdaay and Friday a Goldwyn obliged to take several stitches in .loiter ' vacation. Miss Potter iiss ! —WilliaWlliam MenengerMeneiifrer'ss crop of Mrs. Wilfred Hikings, of Perth Am- picture.., "Three Wise Fools" will be Fords Si-hind, April lioth, for tin U1 benefit '•( tbe (inu-e Sunday school, Kopar'st head, ,ih, me of her parents, Mr. nnd pansies are a wonderful sighth . HHe boy; MTB, Wm. Due, of Linden; Miss the leading feature. It is an old CALENDAR OF COMING of Kurds. Michael Fee, who represent* Hie Mrs Lew™E! Potter of W«rt Main j will market them within a week. Katherine Nixon, of East Orange; story, atid was a great Buccess on — t'i>nls school children nee enjoy- Ford Motor Companyy in Cm street. Miss Jennie Brown, of Newark; Mrs. the stage. Three bachelors and a EVENTS To Build Approaches Rodman Slrader, of RidRCwood. pretty girl furnisn the base of the :r(? i County, I'a., spent, the week-end with — Mr. and Mrs. John Short and ing their Knvlcr vacation. , plot. 'his parents hero. Mr. I'Ve's sales daughter, Harriet, of Grove arvonue, To Wedgewood Bridge Tonorrow—Food and Apron Sale by street—Mrs, . 1'icd Fischer, of M u force was successful in winnin•••»g '.'•"" ' spen•ntt thtne week-ii'iiwcasivu'id. wit«"•h» Mr™'".. •^"-""•' ^ -''1 moderate price, a "IMT Tonight a big benefit play for the St. Mary'i Unit, Trinity Epiwppal Perth Ainli the gucsi. of relatives in mpiopn, I f Russlinjj, of Ifvington. prizp e in the winter -ales ca F runk The bridge over the stream at coach work of the SOUllW benefit of the K. of P. will be pre Church, home of Mrs. B, C. Dema- IIV, Sunday. whiehi h closed last month. —Mrs.- Charles Karie.ll tind,,lHtlt rest, 10ft Grove avenue. Anna (ireinerI'le,d o ; Ulsen visited Mrs. Wedgewooitg ^ avenue, liuilt by the J'jr,. Chief .Michael I'arsMr and granddaughter, Lvelyn. McUo freeho](lers , y priced cara. ! MontU* Night—Card party and dance nesday evening. Assistant Chiefs William Bertram Wo but nev Hurst of Woodbridgi', Wed- Uronville avenue, are visiting intna. a but nevor at High School under auspices of —A daughter was born to Mr. and uged fay vehic,eg fo). t,|G r(,ason that Mechanically, the neiki ''Circus Jays," four acts of vaude Knights of Columbus. Mrs. Arthur Kedderson, of New h wed by the .arne economy Vllle- and » charlif. Chaplm comedy composc tho exci llent bl for April 24—Declamation Contest at Brunswick avenue. L which won forGra y ' " School 11 for prizes offered by —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruder man, economy record—33.8 m Woman's Club. of Perth Amboyy, visited Mr. and April 25—Vaudeville and Dance at Mrs. A. Hurkowitz, Sunday. gasoline on a run from To Give Handbaga High School, auspices Trinity —Mr. urn) Mrs. Joseph I.inK. of well Tmonftjow-gp—d, lo Church Men's Club. Railway, vinitwj friend* here, Moti-J e and to buil