Township Police Start Radio Patrol System

18 Pages Today Official Newspaper Including of Eight Pages Middlesex County of WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP'S FAMILY NEWSPAPER ind Colored Comics Woodbridge Township TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 1935 PRICE THREE CENTS CroVs Township Police Start Radio Patrol System Nest M IS* RAVIOAfW PARK PROJECTS Expect WPA Will Approve Keasbey Sidewalk Projects After considerable delay Town- Jp resident, awoke tbte morn- MEET APPROVAL Si J «nd the poUoe radio system FROM HERE THROUGH THIS ASSIGN EG AN TO actually operating one-way. The vTvL .^tem wUl 10 into ef- cct within a few days, according OF STATE HEAD rclmUslowr Hassey. What KEASBEY SIDEWALK PRO- HEAD NEW UNIT happened to spur the committee 1 ta not known, but suddenly JECT BEING PREPARED Zy took the "bull by ttw horns" BY TOWNSHIP EN- yesterday afternoon and within GINEER OF DEPARTMENT wo hours, had typed up temporary orders to Chief of Police ALLEN MCDONNELL TO BE .lames A. Walsh. AVENEL PARK CONSIDERED RECORDER'S COURT AND WOODBRIDGE. — Witt POLICE CLERK TEMPO- The fact that Sergeant RARILY .lack Egan was slated for ra- the Woodbridge patk and dio head, and Allen McDon- stadium grading project; nell tor. court clerk, was men- officially authorized by NO PROMUMUNS IN RANK tioned inthese columns se'v- ' States Works Progress Ad t.ral weeks ago. However, — At Mr Hasscy In hi. release to ministrator William H. J Ely, Township officials ar eight o CIOCK tuis monuug the press, definitely pointed me 1'once Kauio syaieia, out that all appointment, and preparing a list of projects orders are temporary meas- to the Works Progress Ad station. wiJAj^, witn o«r- ures and not to be construed guam Jorui fcgan temporar- dio system is scheduled to EO llnssry staWs that the system room at headquarters, the as permanent What this edict ministration for immediafo WOODBRUKJF..—Station into cfffct, one way, at will be operating: two-way In pule and steel antenna and ily in cniuge, wnl Uegui op- may mean at the present authorization. W2XIC, calling all cars! Aft- right oVIitrk this morning. ;i few days. Above arc shown one of the new radio cars, all uration, oue way, as MJI om- writing is hard to determine. er weeks of advancr publi- Among the proposed projccU Police Commissioner John A. tlw "Mike" In Wic sergeant's set for action. ciai part ot tne iownsaip On the surface it appears as according to Mayor August city and dflav, thr polios ra- if the present setup may be Greiner, will be the constructioi loiice department. Opera- completely changed at any of sidewalks in the Keasbey sec tion oi tne two way system time. tion, particularly on Crows Mi! RELIEF FIGURES RAILROAD ASKS win start witinu a weeK. i'ne • road, from Copemic avenue PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS orders wlucn are eiiective In flandnc over the Instruc- Smith street, along Smith stree' for 450 feet and Voorhees an Leader-Journal Names louay were drawn up Dy tne tion. It Is evident ttiat an Immedi- ponce committee aiwi pre- ate chanre should be made In the Williams streets. ANNOUNCE REOPENING FOR NEXT Democratic Slate In REVEAL DECIDED BOARD TO CLOSE desk serrtant'a hour.. Not only At a recent meeting of the sumed to Until ol -fouce have two hour, been added to Township Committee, Mayor Issue of Dec. 7,1934 1 James A. vvaisli yesteruay each man's dally quota, but the Greiner suggested that the park aueijioon. All appointments projects be dropped in favor of WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4TH DECREASE HERE DEAD-END STS, hour, are so arranred that none WOODBRIDGE. — Seven according to tne committee of the serroanU have day or nlf ht real necessities such as sidewalks. months before the Democratic NEWARK.---July figures of the V.'OODUKIDGE. Another move to ihemMlves. There U no doubt However, since that time it has WOODBIU1)(;K.—"School days, school days, dear are '•liwai'UKAKi ana not itato Kmergoncy Relief Adminis- u the intricate problem of the that when this matter Is broucht been determined that the admin- party announced its sla'e, MANJiJNT in cnarac- old golden school days." Yes sir, vacation time ia almost iim ilisclo.se that the decrease L'limmutiou uf the grado cross- to the attention of the police com istration would sanction both park the LEADER-JOURNAL In a ter," over ;ind once again students will have to get down to the )f relief which started last March in the township was mudc nilssloner, he will chanre tfalnn and sidewalk projects, as there is front page story In Its issue business of "readin' and 'ritin' and 'rithmatic" as the •xtended into a fifth successive Ly the Pennsylvania Railroad, township has been divided around a bit to five the boy. on sufficient labor for all proposed of December 7, 1934 announc- plans. Woodbridge Township Public schools and St. James' Par- nonth. In addition, preliminary his week ,when it made applica- imo uireo aisinus us loiiows: the desk a "break." ed the Democratic candidates tion to the Board of Public futil- In addition to the Woodbiidgi ochial school will reopen their doors on Wednesday, Sep- reports for the first half of Aug- uinrici No. I: column ana Jse- named last week. ust indicate the decline may also ities. Commission to have several un coroprnnnj ait terruM} irom As long as conditions, re- park projects, the Township ex- tember 4. The news was released this morning from the dead-end streets in Woodbridge pects to hear that the Fords park persist into the sixth month. Hainan 'township anil Clark garding infantile paralysis The article reads in part as proper vacated before the actual iownsnip line w ana iBCiuaint (Ctd 10) office of the supervising principal of schools. j Instead of 617,130 persons aided remain as they are, schools (Contnued on page follows: work is started. tlouie ta from Kahw&y City Line will re-open on schedule next Elementaty schools will dismiss ast February, the July record "Considerable interest cen- The streets in question are to Haritan lowmnip Line. Wednesday morning, District classes at 10:30 A. M., on the first brings a reduction of 97,486 down ters around the Democratic to 519,644. The difference is 15.8 Second street, New street, Albert District Z: All ol territory eut Clerk Roy E. Anderson an- day of school while the high street, Grove avenue and Martin of Kouie 25 Irom Kanway City choice of candidates for the per cent .The July total is 9.602 nounced today. Although MAYOR SPEAKER school will have its regular ses- LEGION POST 87 street. Line to Clover Leal and out ol other municipalities have various positions. For the below that for June but it stands 27,615 above the showing for the According to Township officials Si. George's aveuui; and Amboy postponed Ihelr opening date sions 8:00 A. M.. to 12:20 P. M., maynrallty nomination, Dem- same month last year, the committee is willing to have avenue irom Clover Leaf to Am- board members here feel that and 12:20 P. M., to 4:45 P. M. Uiu streets vacated, with the ex- AT THIRD WARD ocratic leaders all feel certain The July record shows 116,585 boy (L'lty line, including Avtnel, there is no cause for alarm, Buses will meet.at the places MAY TIE OVER ception of Grove avenue. It hai 1'ort Reading, Sewaren angWowt- that ANTHONY A. AQUILA families aided and 28,702 non inasmuch as there are only assigned during the past school been the plan of the authorities brldge, ' will be the logical candidate. family men and women, a total of five mild cases In the Town- year and at the same time. for som1e time now to make an Ui&lrict 3: All of territory wo»t ship, with no new cases re- Beginners who will be five Although no official authority 145,287 cases. The Dersons in the|™ 7 " UNIT'S SESSION 0 reopen Grove avenue of St. Ueorge's and Amboy ave- PRnLLJIPERTY could be secured for the rum- families numbered 490,942. The f ™ R™p ported for the past week. years old or older prior to Nov- to Rahwaj nue irom Cioverieaf and Route cases in February, the highest in flom Barron avenue SEWAREN.-Mayor August F. ember 1, 1935 may Ibe admitted WOODBRIDGK. — Now that or, current stories mention the avenue. At the present time thi 'ii in Woodbridge vo Perth Am- to school the first ten school days the history of the ERA, number- NctiiUia new has developed in GriMiier was the speaker of the Dorsey Motors, Inc., has secured name of WILLIAM FINN to ailroad divides Grove avenue boy Qlty line and all territory the Wrlfht eaw. The Board of in September. Parents are i ed 168,775. ind it is closed to vehicular traf- suuth ol Rome 25 from clover- evening at a meeting of the Third a permit to construct a automo- oppose Committeeman Fred Education makes known that it quested to present birth and vac- The July decrease was achiev- c. if the street is vacated, there leal to KanUn Township line Ward Woman's Republican club Spencer. From present indica- has not as yet received a report cination certificates. New 'pupil? bile showroom at the corner of ed despite conditions in inductrial fill never be any chance to ro comprising part of YYouclbriUKe, tions it Is almost certain that from attorney J. H. Thayer Mar- .held Monday night at Hiram's for entrance in Grades 5, 6, 7 and Amboy avenue and Green street, cuuutes. Three counties developed ipen it With an overhead nridge llopelawn and Keacbey. tin, aad doe* not expect to bear Farm, Avenel. Mayor Greiner j 8 in Woodbridge may be enrolled the Township has taken over the the Democrats of the third important increases.. Essex had r underpass, Grove -ivenun Assigned to Cars. in No, 11 school on September 3 ,)i47 more persons on relief in anything definite until after La- took as his subject, "The Achieve opposite corner, formerly occu- ward will place the name of "ould be open all the way The following men were as- between 9:30 A. M., and 11 A. M inly than in June; Passaic 916 trough and would aid traffic in signed to tlie rauio cars this morn bor Day. In toe meantime Miss monts of the Present Committee". pied as the Prall home. JOHN A. TURK on the bal- Wiictt and her friends are nurk- New pupils for entrance in grades md Middlesex 219. Nominal in- .hat vicinity which now has to go lil{J. District one, a A. M. to 8. P. Ernest Nier, third ward commit- The current stories, which are lot." Inc time, waittnf for the educa- 1, 2, 3, and 4 in Woodbridge may ireases were shown in three oth- round Green street and Rahway M., Officers William Brown and ben enrolled in School No. 1 on plausible ones, but which could So if you want the news, tional body to nuke U»e next teeman and candidate for reelec- :r eounties^-59 in Bergen ,11 in venue to get buck on the same Joim Manton; (i 1'. M. to 4 A. M., September 3 during the same not be tracked down officially be- and want it first, read the move, with ttw Idea in mind of tion, also spoke. LEADER-JOURNAL. Cainden and 13 in Warren. Cam- .troet. second shift, Officers Frank Mill- hours. New pupils for entrance in fore this issue went to press, den would have produced a drop Continued on Page Ten taking the matter to the i Clarence Davis, Township en- make one believe that the Pi ail commissioner for a rulinf in the liad it not been for the shipyard gineer, home will be turned into a home strike there, event the board lets the matter for Woodbridge Post, No. 87, the THIRD WARD COUNTY stand as is. by the road department. Ernest morning. Pupils in schools out- JOB 11$ ARE Although the total number is American Legion. The only ob- STANGtK BREAKS Berger also spoke briefly and side of Woodbridge proper must comparatively small, the • decline COMMITTEE ENDORSES stacle in the path is the question il Cape May. county, from 2,816 Local officials are confi- mentioned his candidacy ior the enroll at the various schools on NIER AND GREINER' office of justice of the peace. Tuesday, September 3. as to whether or not the local post .o 1,512 within a month, repre- dent that they will secure will be able to maintain the prop- NOW AVAILABLE sented a cut of 53.6 per cent. The Merrill Mosher, municipal chair- Students transferring from high RECORQSTO WIN SEWARIiN.—Republican Coun- lower rates from the Water erty once it purchases it from tlie man, discussed the organization ;chools outside the district to he other resort counties were also in ty L'ominitteemen and women of Company without taking the Township. case to court. The Ethiopian and stresses loyalty to the organ- dgh school in Woodbridge may flucnced beneficially by seasona me third ward unanimously en- in the wood pile, however, is zation candidates. nrpll a the high school on Sep- TO YOUNG FOLK mploymejit. dorsed Mayor August F. Ureiner Expenditures totalled $4,157, 20 - MILE EVENT a supreme court decision al- Mrs Florence Hall ,of the first ember 3 between 10 A. M: and nd Committeeman Ernest W. 830. Of this $3,818,439 was for re 1 lowing seven percent as a ward who was a guest, spjoke in -2 noon These students are re- WOODBU1DGK.—Appli- WOUUUKiUUE. — Before a \liei , for re-election, at a meeting quested to bring credentials from LIQUOR LICENSE lief and $339,391 for administra eld last night. fair profit on investments in the interest of Mrs. Marian Clark, cations are ready and avail- tion. This latter figure is 8.1 pe crowd thut was absolutely the public utilities. Using this woman candidate for the assemb- schools formerly attended. "tups' as far us race crowds atf| In a signed statement released cent of the total. The averag< ruling as a backboard the lo- ly. Other guests included Miss Oil seniors, juniors and those able at the Parish house for the speedway went this season, to the press they said: cal water 'company claims it Audrey Bird and Stanley Brook- sophomores who are taking sci- GIVEN TO MEYER all young people in the cost per case for the month w:i Kddie Staneik in Chuck Tabor's "To the Third Ward Voters: $26.28; for each famly $29.92 am is only showing a profit of field, who represented the Ypung entific, academic and classical Township ranging from 16 old car, broke all records to win iVe, your undersigned duely elect- three and one-half percent, Republicans and Mrs. Minnie courses ip the high school are to AFTER HOUR'S DEBATE BY for each person. $7.10. the 20-mile final in 18 iminutes ed County Committeemen and and therefore should not be Schultz and Mlsi Bertha Oxen- report to the high school for at- COMMITTEE MONDAY to 24 years of age who wish and 43 and nine-tenths seconds at Committeewomen, unqualifiedly tendance at the morning session obligated to reduce its rates. ford. to apply for aid under the New Insurance Rates the local half-mile dirt saucer endorse Mr. A. F. Greiner as can- at 8:00 A. M. NIGHT. n0 na 1 lust night. Stances, w d the didate for Comrm'tteeman-at- All freshmen and those sopho- $50,000,000 grfint appropri- Expected in 10 Days Large and Mr. E. W. Nier as can- Cittern should band together RAILROAD'S ATTEMPT WOODBRIDGE. — After an pole position, kept the fans on mores who are taking the Com- ated for the National Youth their toes every minute, for there didate for Third Ward committee- and fora (he Issue to a show- mercial course are to report for hour's debate, a liquor license WOODBRIDQE. — News of down. If the township authorities TO INSTALL BUNKER man in the coming primary elec- Continued on Pqge Ten was granted to Robert Meyer, of Administration, George. R lowered insurance rate for Wood , Continued On Page Ten tion in, September." start the flf bt they will soon learn •——— Fords, to conduct an establish- bridge Township is expected hen that they have the entire populace SYSTEM HERE^ HALTED Merrill, chauman of the Re- The communication is signed by | ENDORSE NIER ment on Freeman street, where within the next ten days, sun the following: of the municipality behind them. the Robbin's Inn and the Ever- creational Committee an- William" Allgaier, Building THREE FIRE COMPANIES SEWAREN.—AttempU on be- AVENEL.—The Avenel Repub- In Helen A. Tuttle, John Glester, The. consumers have been betting greens was formerly located, at half of the Central Railroad of lican elub, at a recent meeting, nounced today. spector, in an interview yester ... WIN_FLAG$ AT PICNIC rence Redd, Michael Sasso, Emi- for the elimination of the $1.50 an adjourned meeting of the New Jersey to install blinker endorsed Committeeman Ernest A misunderstanding has arisen day. Annie Ramburg, John Azud, Flo- service charge for years, but to Township Committee Monday 1 signals and eliminate the gate W. Nier, present committeeman inasmuch as some have interpret- Mr. Allgaier explained that in- WOODBRIDGE. — Three fire line S. Keifer, George Luffberry, date they have failed to make night. tender at the Woodbridge avenue from the third ward, for reelec- ed the mvement only for those on spectors of the Board of Fire Un- :ompanies will receive American Samuel C. Farrell, Mrs. Ella Linn much .progress. Petitions from residents in the derwriters visited the Township crossing here were balked recent- tion. relief .This is a fallacy, as any lags, suitable to carry in par- Frederick W. Zullo and Anna E. district were read protesting this week and inspected and O. ly by Township officials. #———— young person up to 24 years o ades from the State Exempt Fire- Cromwell. Tiie three and one-half per against the issuance of the li- K.'d all hydrants. All forms now : It is understood that the rail- ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY age, regardless of whether or not men's association .They are Port • cent profit angle may be so cense. P. Kingberry, of Freeman used in Mr. Allgaier's office were road had already started to in- Colonia.—William J. Cordock, he is on relief, may register. Reading Fire Company, Avenel AVENEL YOUNG G.O.P. PARTY with stock pyramiding the, street, was their spokesman. He The main purpose of the regis- nspected and everything found Fire Company and Keasbey Fire vogue, tout any businessman stall the blinker system when of Princeton avenue, this place, AVENEL—A monster beach declared ttiat the previous es- tration is to provide employment n proper condition. 'ompany, party, to be held at Laurence in this vicinity, industrial of complaints were registered with announces that he will be a can- tablishments were noisy especial- Com'mitteeman Ernest Nier, of didate for committeeman-at-large in private industry for unemploy- The three divisions, together Harbor, tonight, has been planned otherwise, will tell you, with ly durinduring the hours of midnight SENTENCED TO WORKHOUSE the Third Ward. Nier immediately on the ticket of a new political ed youth and to train them for with the Ca'rteret Fire Company, by the Young Republican Club of no reservations, that he would and three o'clock. He said that WOODBRIDGE.-^ohn Mitchell, got in touch with Township At- group, "The Industrial Party". industry. The set-up also pro- were most represented at a re. Avenel. Cars will leave from the gladly exchange places with there was no objection to a res- 5, colored, of Claybourne street, torney McElroy who wired to the Mr. Cordock states that his plat- vides tile continuance of high cent picnic M the organization club's headquarters, 81 Avenel the heads of the Water Com- taurant on the sitei . Clifford Heights, was sentenced to Board of Public Utility Com- form calls for "more industries for school and college education tor held at Linden. The presentation' street, at 7 P. M. Andrew M.l pany. Who wouldn't these ;he county workhouse Monday missioners. The latter instructed Woodbridge and that he plans to Mr. Meyer who was present at (Contnued on page 10) of the flags will be made at an Smith, Jr., heads the committee ml days? morning on a charge of reckless to halt its work and to continue entice these factories to come he meeting asked for a "fair affair in Rahway on September charge of arrangements. Refresh-] here by giving them the lowest Teak." driving and having no driver's li- 26. Iments will be seived. Although there Is only one real the Central Railroad of New Jer AUDITORS CONTACT cense, when he appeared before hi ll of1 the practice of_usmg gates_ _ tax rate." "I cannot see why you are ofo- contest hi Hie Township, local of- sey 1 lecting to me," he said, "because Judge Arthur Brown. BONDHOLDERS IN •—1- — fice-seeker* are taking tfceir poli- there were noisy. I was born tics serious)* and have started ind brought up in this Township REFINANCING PLAN FINED FOR SPEEDING FIVE'TISHEmEN" FLOUNDERlrT their campaigns. If It has done ind my people ran a place for WOODBRIDGE.-Lu.imer Pen nothing else, the depression has OVERWEIGHT OFFICERS ORDERED ny, 34, a building manager ol ears. I am only trying to earn WOODBRDGE. — Holders of caused the people to think more Monmouth avenue, River Edg, j living and intend to run a both Township of Wpodbridge seriously of taxes and the men quiet, respectable business, There was fined $10 and costs Monday SHALLOW SHREWSBURY STREAM! and Board of Education Bonds who administer them. The poll morning on a charge of speeding ON DIET TO OVERRULE OBESITY wilt be no orchestra." are being contacted at the pres- ticlans are aware of the fact and made by State Inspector Ije Committeeman Ernest Nier ent time as the next step in the WOODBRIDGE. • Noah Web- along sandwiches and as tlml know what the old-time "bully - Welch, of the Motor Vehicle De 'grand finale" they would have al wooniillllXJK "<->no lwojTuwns.hip Physician Fox's office suggested that the committee re- refinancing program of the Town ster, that gentleman with the hoo" of so-called patriotic stump - WUODlUUDijt,. win, ,|^ undergo it thorough physical partment, at Trenton. Welch quarter keg of beer with cooler| four." serve decision on the matter but ship, Township Attorney McElroy marvelous vocabulary, says that will not hold water any three, four. One, two UUL'L', examination. Committeemen Fred Spencer and stated today. charged Penny with speeding on the word, "swim" meuns to "float attachment. Wednesday moniin The people want faota No, you're wrung. They uro not Ur. Fox, will then make his Tred Foerch, wer» emphatically Rahway avenue when the lattei on water or utiim liquid; to move came und "Pete" collected tho ud prouf. Thus, all the activity It is the plan uf the auditors to boys in his car. They arrived atl pupils in the primary grade learn .'eport to the police committee n favor of disposing of the mat- Issue hew bonds at 4 per cent in- appeared before Judge B. W. Vog- progressively in the water by the m before the general eleotlon. the Shrewsbury, hired a boatj ing to count. Guess again. You who in turn will'Inform the of- ter then and there. terest rate. The old bonds are out el. hands and feet." So when one is dumped unceremorjjously into the placed the beer and sandwich".' can't? Well, we'll tell you and ficers of any physical defect, such On a motion made by Nier and at 5 1-2 and 6 percent. middle of the Shrewsbury river, in it and out they went. y, Township authorities are thereby let you into a secret. as over-weight, Officers who "- seconded by Committeeman John "However," explained Mr. Mc- Everything U JUST RIGHT at particularly dissatisfied with the scales too much will be one can hardly cal) it swimming. During the day. "Bus", who is They are grown men and they Hassey, the granting of the appli- IjllroyMroy, "iit is very difficuldfu t to con- the manner in which the pected to take physical exercise But'we are gettjjig way ahead somewhat of a Beau'. Brumme|| are doing their calisthenics — or cation went to'a vote. Spencer tact all the bond holders. The grade crossing elimination in order to reduce. As one mem- of our story. Tp begin with, the when it comes to clothes, remove" daily dozen to you. And if you was.the only member of the coun state has two and one half mil- project is shaping up. It is ber of the committee expressed boys decided to go "crabbing" on his white buckskin shoes, his to: look a little closer, you will find ell voting against the issuing of lions in bonds and, individuals CHARLIE'S TAVERN understood that further It, "bay windows" in the police Wednesday .The boys in this case shirt and undershirt. Then thd Bre members of the the license. that we know of have blocks oi pressure will be brought to 'that they . department will not be tolerated. $250,000. The difficulty arises (The Best Place in Town) were: Victor Duggari, Peter Keat- "crabbing" began in earnest. In ing John "Joe" Keating, Eddie some manner, Vic Duggan'a jar-. bear on Governor Harold Q. Well, "A motorist going through the — Th* among the individual bond hold- Hoffmnn in another effort to Township", he suid, "gets his Im- WOO! era. In some cases we may have "Muggins" McLeojl and John dine sandwich suddenly became the rumor has been circulating, LEADER- II. office at WILLIAM A NKW STREETS "Bus" Ryan. alive with "Belleys". And speed things up. In a previous pression of us from our police of- place, to wait until coupons become dm communication, Governor d we have checked it up and ficers. It a policeman has »«" 101 M»ln ttreei, There was much ado regarding before one'could say "Jack licera. If a p will be ol««* tomorrow S»t* and are presented for payment WOODBRIDtil, N. I inson" Bus found himself Hoffman promised to do his Jndttto be true, that right before we find out who hat the the refreshments, but it was final- after Labor Day each and everj pphysicay l defects, a stranger im- urday, Amwt 31 and Labor l ly decided that each would take Continued On Page T*n best to aid the Townjhjp in mediately thinks of the communi 5M, Monday, September I. bonds." securing Immediita elimina- member Ol tt» P°"ce department mediately tion of th« croasinjt. w5l have to W» a trip UP to ty as a Joke." ily, of Brooklyn, wpm\ c virttlng Mr. and Mn y' OHIMDCNP n D MARJORY FULLERTON WODEL HOHE OH DISPUY SEPTEMBER 28 Fa\-ale, and Mr. and Mr< • 12 WOODBRIGGE ustine Zullo. OLff Antli Ui Ui r i HONORED AT SHOWER p0RT READING NOTES • « • * • THE PORT BEADING COV by RITA TOKW Athlete CUto are awsrdir- GROUP TO HOLD GIRLS COMPLETE Are.. Port hatftonof oMlor $5 00|n on October 11

Locbe. of Av«o- CAMP VACATION MR AHD MRS. CHARLES "BINGO" PARTY bano fit Woodbridge ;,-., of Mrs » G^ROE of Lee FAREWELL PARTY FOR br;dge s. entertained relatives fror- • Halt. Of :-. Cahfwr-ia He abeth, on Monday OIRLS HELD AT KIDOIE : s^ssrrt a incrthant manne diritis operafton at the Perth KEEP WELL CAMP -*hu+ dwlw st the Shell TICKETS ARE SELLING ' - TVrive Wood- | idly for the annual r-y Fuflerton. of N CE1S. OF to the Coney Island Mari Mrs. W;lb_ Gk-iae r< t-Tipd borne r«-ij^SS BARBARA which will take plaw ',' montti'5 «i- avenue, sper.t Sunday Miss Rul.t Gloise. of Wf> evening. Charles Skv<- Ke*r> 31 Ci'-v M:st ".ci- Fjjencn. erf Fords transported* sponsoring the affair Mrs J will leave from X BrKlc-er.ndee Mn, it the *f.> - f-£ Frsr.fc prey- ftt.r_ Mrs. LJoyd Seminar., Mrs by M. -1 •'! •."i* AV«TK-'. £/j!" G Rornood Mri Harry an evtntful ant. Char- y •H-U bf or, c.spiay September 28. muf\ p- s; seeing the '• }p< Svfc.itwr.. nrrc.w: *-.-,£ ibf Av- Mrs Dsnifl Lcicki* Mrs and after tn«! Shepr-arro Mr* M MosmelL jcea .Terser Model Home DaT t-wnpletjon. rrp ToUcwujg Countr viablig {OT SET cm 'art Thur*d»y. wbec more :£«•:, CanZiii'j. f:>: "..5t.«- c«« Mis* ' TUS» cBj• ?y o f a number uc«r the FHA imroe cc c thkr W* •»'«* present, came Par - *s« s&3 Herb;r, E _litT"if»_. Hisses E:-K- :-".r.ft.rjrt)f>i: here, is )oca1- the Albet property ones .- f ; f-:s v-.Btag dsj. trith more ihsr. i Y- Frir.k Cimpsfc Elaine- Lcfin. M L *.hf f'Ttipertr o! Dr. Fm3 H. guaranty* T?>f !W»se 'has met • •:•'. hr\t y.:- :•:<« ?.tswl. WcerdÎI Mary MB? ani Pa.r>fy D(>t«i phvsacia&. at the evcxT 4 ward rf hsnk and gf^"" rorwT of Dover row! and Chsm- erruneM ir.speCaon :".••:.p-ir. of music, dramatics rr.c? ci-H:!l? .••o*tO cnf- of the hi^-st' Tbe model tome "wiD be lb«TaanooeKt plays Tdiidi deligi'.'ed in "»*» sectioii- ' first of a CTM^» dewtopraes' . . •;,-? £.t the counir dsv wa; rf- The houiie has been built und-|*-hsch prorru«5 tt> bt ooe of 'iM :«-?:ee JOT of tbe final 7f Anae Street Forte, N. J. has pla;.p- i .err important p.tn njur.itT Centw ?v,:'.:r.E Mwabers of the amp's ~i of dirertors vere present ihe party, btld in the l»r^ MR AM) MRS E1NAP, Csr; ire to leave tbe Wood- =s haJi as were a miinber of sjr,;. of..Fcirc t;.ttije,...*^.;li b:i3j& high schow atJ^K) P. 1J., turned hC'TTie ihier ;+*Ti3.r,£ "wSfre" ""rviry'oine"b »S«iif io FRUITS •ne ••wjagsieTS chosen by the se-.tTdi m«l Tt* affair is too be serru- • • • • -NEWS twLTji-lN ste« IP be tbe best. formsKAil Fords graduate »'.:ci»? bes! aixJ third best camp- MRS AVDRTW LAMP ••; Fc>r= •who were membert of the class by EXIZABETH HEYBOUKKS ire asked to see Miss Lsrsen VEGETABLES avenue, i; «•.!<.r". ..r.g ts Art., htlin, N. J. T.'w currrnt camp staff, wiiich. M .ffr»s£ri. .' tê cpirjor. of Fitipatrick is 3T "run-of-tf e-Peid" produc*, bvt oil itiected '•"-•? :'. tb» fines: he ha* ever f MASTER ALEX DORMAN. OF grcdes... most of frem from neorby h rni. The WILL1AM MCK)RE ANT) THOM- ROBEHT NESTOR. OF HIU-- =**_".. ris.5 been composed of ex- • » » * « New York City, who har b«r. '••e-iîfw! tt>d capable cwinse-i- »»ry finest qua'i*y Americo'i best growing secfioni « ONeiJ spew their Jea\'es of' crest aven-je. qseEt The ve-£- ipeodmg the summer mor/j.t r-' :ni it is W them that F.U- m offef. They're D-iced low so you moy ierv« Jtiem often. MISS A?CN NOT Of HORNSBY afsence irom the army at their; mi at the hoe* of Matve< .r. 1 as the guest of Mas:er Hirry Mtr-.c-k attributes much of the svcHu?. .^li- returned norrte wl~- Feddefcn. of Evergreen i ve- home* here ' Jersey City. U.i .tj*air4 some tnr# V«CE- —rf:t for s successful s?ason. As- nue, has now re'.umed to hi- ...... -'^r.c Fitipainck have reec Miss FANCY ELBERTA FREESTONE bome. CHARLES DUBE WAS THE;MR AND MRS HARRY CHUR- D:ro*hy G Taylor, of Nw Brunf Excellent for preserving I • at* piest of fr.ends in Mahwah, N ' Qtfi}' of Hillcre«.t avenue. Tere v,.cVt iiscriaw director and d:- Peaches MISS BETTE SULLIVAN. OF • MISS CATHERINE NEWMAN. J over Vve week-end. *he STWSIF of r'e'istves m Nf* • i "^JZ cf lurls WilLsin Ford. cS- Djr.bir sveûc-. spent th'- pas' ' WEALTHY of Vornees sUeel. and Phillip ' Tori ore! the -KTek-end. rrta-,1 Erector. Muse? Muriel wi-eicerid visiting fr:ends e\ TO . . . . • Docza):. of Woodbsidge. spent in: I.-ir# Montgomery, directorv VARIETY High Bridge. Cooking Apples Saturday at Coney Island. y^ THE FIRST CHURCH OF ISE- {•' drirrj-ta tnd rousic respect- • • • • of (r.ends Fiiday. ' ^ T*"1-11 ^ rK'w . ^ "Am=-«i-- .-.V.y 5-iefber. Maros:. d.recto:_of MISS MARTHA XELSON OF MR. AND MRS S DUNHAM of . , . , i Mght" sep'ueir.oer 6 at "£an?ft . '-no junior and senior LARGE SIZE Ib. Ford avenue: Mr 3nd Mrs. E. Ford ?venue, recently enter- VISS LORETTA BRENNAN Re-' ™^ch 1Ti. <** J?S "^ Yellow Bananas Nelson, of Ford avenue and tained a group of friends i-nd turted ivome after spendinp g •\Vr.;:5- tr.? «arp1et-' weight re- fted-ftpi Francis Egan. of Kin? Georges r°1s\ivps at bndge Prizes for WILLIAM J. BRENN.-VN Post road, v.e-j Atitr.tx Ci y the home of Mr. and; of Sv Cecebt's ch-j-cf- rî -, .--c -,r* not T^t rvrtliable, n :? HOME GROWN high scores went to Mrs. Thcwri- i Fancy Tomatoes 2*. 5 viijtors. recently M.-5 .r';.ur Jank°, of Harding \ taken over Ihe Randie estsle or. ;r;obk thil tie !9?5 season has 3!= Leahy, of Perth Antooy; and svenue j^.j.t.-^,- ~" .otiwr i" t^.(' '"''•a- • • • • • Jonathon Fhis, of Metuchen A Oak Tree road Father Breanar; -A-I11 move :r>u> the new vs.y.'ry MRS I. BORUP. OF ANNE delicious buffet luncheon \va; IISS M ADELINE SCHNEBBE. HOME GROWN street, visited lntr.df .r. New as a>or. u iir-pro ' T-.e g:rlf ênt '-he b°v? one Yellow Onions 2 , 5 sened. Guests were preseni of Ht.:c.r,g avenue, has return- b Brunswick .recentlv. repairs ire made. •^"er. and beat the toys' r^co-i-d ***** from Perth Amboy, Metucher.. ed home after spending a few • • • • '•46 pounds Ram in a cngle Woodbridge and Ford*. weeks at the home of relatives. 7ic>si*v. The carop propertr lia? MR. AND MRS: EVANS AND ***** • . * • • ! GUS HUTTXMAN HAS RETURN New Carrots HOME GROWN W bunchei 5' family, formerly of K.r.g Geor- . SOCIAL FOR THE MEMBERS • t-d ,'-)w after visitiUg in 3»- MRS MARY FRICK, OF ANNE i toe Mass.. for a Teek. .-.. j.art seiWT-. enabJir? UK" gc-s Post road, are now i.:.-;d:ng of the committee of the recent in Perth Amboy. street, recently entertained as oountT? fa:r oi St Ctcejia's i . • • • HOME GROWN bunch** her guests ,Mr and Mrs. Car! i HOWARD GAILBRAITHE. OF Fancy Beets church was heW Monday nigJit T.V;;i ih? younpterj safely Chnstensen, and daughter, An- et the Parish halL Rsfresh-!j Green si :«•'.- has enlifWd :r. MISS MARION SCHROEDER. :,f nette, of Rarilan Township • -< the «xi*v»lorE and the:: New York, is spending the menu ivere served and enter-! the army. , # , ; • «,rf.5 enjoyed i daw* ;is-. Potatoes U. S. NO. 1 GRADE •«

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CHARLES McGETTlGAN. A Good Fur Coat is an Economy Th;rd avenue, is il3 it ner Nectar Tea -• H Bt'SCOK. OF CLIFF August fur Sale Values Dei Monte Tomatoes 2»:. LABOR : :pvr:t Sunday ;.i Atlantic 27 Offer tremendous -aviig? to MARTLNO, OF A street the thrifty purcha er VrQDni6Ql AKO BRAND-IMPORTED ™« DAY SALE few -vêki ? ON THE FAMOUS 1 A nominal down payment and liberal terms Boned Chicken .. :: 43 SltPtiEN HUTN1K AND Jam >UAW Tj.'.e:. t'i Woocibr.dge tvenue may be arrangtejd, to Goodrich •:^-r:: Sunday m Brooklyn a that your coat will be Safety Silvertowns "-.- St. L>JIS inri Brooklyn paid for by tbe time Gulden's Mustard »IO game. the teuon opens. Equipyour cî lot jour Labor * * ALL-FLAVORS Day trip •"itb S ANTOINETTE and T.ni pockegf 5* Goodrich SUitnowns. the of A str.et. sp;-nt Prices are low now— ir: Sisên Island. Safest Tiie* Lie: Built and ta low summer the only iir«* »i:h ikt U.it- Lux Toilet Soap Pi> ;hii pro- CHECK BLAZE production costs and 3-17- teen >uu from titacfaeroiu low marking. FHGENSPAN'S H.O.N. (in Bctnsad faiglt-tpeed 7OHDS—Members of the Fords rt C'urr.f.iE>' qmrkiy ciietkti < and ofher poputor brandt ttortiontx) t tiie hwnt •;•! San New Brunswick d venue d:y moramg- Th Coca-Cola - reported as blight.

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MAKi YOU! OWN KIMS COLONlA—Losing coo roi oi a: Gmjrge Matthews, of M imiit. t.'us plact- iar.dt.-a i.r: i diU-L ai m? c-o.-ner oi Middiesex bvenue ind Ne^' Dov- ia) tUfih'. YUKON CLUB c>r.M Hart»erstrok, of Rahway Choice ol Ginger Ak, Club Sodo or Fruh Bev*. m the machine sus- Beige and brow.. L?- an irjur>- to his head and oces. Ruy a coie of mor* ol thii wo • Lr-eated at the Rahway Ment- pin, beautifd bla k price. jPrice mbjedto wnol l bottle depo*h.) al hospital Matthews escaped Sea lin j, new collar design $59 A. Levi investigated oc-rident. Fine *ilky black Car- V.HS L COSGROVE, OF SOUTH acul, Silver Miukrat, Air.U>y. was the guest of Miss Kidsldn and tni Mury E Near)', of Grove stree dirk Muskrat lui a few days. ***** MKK1ULL A MOSHER. OF Myr Rich warm Ricoo i, tl<- a\ti.ue, hai returned liome American Broadtail, after a two weeks vacation at Pony Skins $100 lioniell. N. Y. BROILERS Here* on outttondiag buyl Th«e young broikari ore oil SEAT COVERS Subscribe t« the Leader-J«wul Hudson Seal, Silver mHk-fed . . . ond oil graded FANCY, the hiohwt roHnfl Fox, Trimmed Cara- ony poultry con receiy.. You'H find thwn trndw and culs, Leopard . f V Margie's Specials grondtashng. A delictoui treotl Hudsot, Ss*il Squir- 31 f FREE STORAGE ON COATS STEAMETTE rel, Krimnw C*ra- PURCHASED NOW! Croquinole Wave $2 »5 cul trimmed with WILEY MOTORS Silverfoi J225 Fit, \*u yt-ar i><-rvice on each LEGS of LAMB 25« INC. FteAerict Watts purchased. Fancy Turkey .33« Smok«S $5.00 Dike Ike briUa Andltoriwn Chowder aomi^Wc Frankfurttn * Bologna ^ Open Eveoiogs Until 8 P. M. Evening App*i*tmtutt A. GREENHOUSE, INC. 26» N«w Br«uwick Ave. 477 Rahway Am 145 SMITH S'IRlhT PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Avboy, N. J. Tel. Wood. S-1213 WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1935 PAGE THREE Personals •:- Fashions Social News Of Interest To All Clubs -:- Churches Sewaren Club Holds Miss Agnes Iverson ALTAR SOCIETY Mid-Summer Affair E-TQ-BE IS Honored at Shower WEDDING PLANS COMMITTEES SELECTED FOR SEWAREN.—Ano.her of a ser- WOODBRIDGE. — Miss Agnes ies of mid-summer dances was COLON1A.-Mr. and Mrs. Wil- TO HOLD FIRST HONOR GUEST AT Ivorson, of Main street who is to liam Godson, Mrs. Benjamin eld Saturday night at the Scwar- OF LOCAL PAIR ST. JAMES' MONSTER CARNIVAL bo married to Louis Schilling, of I .ovcll, Miss Florence Schuns-1 n Land and Water Club. James Fords, was the guest of honor nt l>ci'K. and Mrs. Arthur Saywell,! McLaughlin was the host. i wore the recent guests of Mr.' EVENT T a shower given by Mrs. John The guests weie Mr. and Mrs.SWIKNITY REVEALED HERE and Mrs. Nathaniel Green, form- TO BE HELD SEPT, 26,27 AND 2$ ST. JAMES'. AUDITORIUM. Carboy and Mrs H. Sondholt at' AT W. M. urahum, wir. and Mrs. W.RELATIVES AND FRIENDS ANNOUNCEMENT OF RYAN- tjr ™°™ ™idtnti' at their bemi M, Weiant, HODCL'I a. huyaeu, the home of Mrs. Carboy on Val-1 tu old farm house, in Venice, 1 PRIZES TO BE AWARD- ATTEND SHOWER TEND- WOODBRIDCiE. •— Committees have boon selected ',^ cntlne place, recently. PALMERI BETROTHAL IS Me. 1 ED FOR HIGH SCORES Miss Virginia Huison, Mr, anu for tin ciiriiiviil to be sponsored by the members of St.'";' Mrs. A. b. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ERED ELIZABETH MADE AT PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Green and their Following the presentation of .lames' parish on the St. James1 school grounds on Thun- ert T .Bogan, James McLaughlin, RUSKAI. the gifts to the bride-to-be, children, Mortimer, Nathalie, WOODBRIDGE. — Everything Miss Eleanore heywood, Louis WOODBRIDGE. — Mr. and C:il'ierine, Florence and Betty, all day, Friday and Saturday, September 26, 27 and 28. cidincss for the public card cards were played. The guests in neiung, Miss Jeaneite Feue, uoo- WOODBRIDGE. — Miss Eliza- wer»: Miss Margaret Mullen, of Mrs. Cataldo Palmeri, of 405 f whom were born In Colonio, Hugh B. Quigley ia general chairman ~>f arrangements and t to be held tonight at St. inr v ert Klruceatf, Miss Esther (iaylord, beth Ruszkai, who is to be mar- Rahway; Mrs. Fullerton and Mrs.Pearl street, announced the en- 'Urehasehd d the ffarm two years he is being nsrfiated by Mra. E. Ooley, Mrs. Anna Walsh, ,'„„•,.«' auditorium under the William J. uiuusam, Miss Mary ried on Sunday, September 8, Tonneson, of Metuchen; Misses gagement of their daughter, Mnry go and aro making remarkable mr al)Q Mrs. J. Mahler, Mrs. Chris Martin, Mrs. Owen DuriigftH, •j,,,i,surship of the newly formed >-ollins; ' Mi's. J. B. Zim-was honored at a miscellaneous Julia and Mildred Antoska, o( to James Ryan, of King George it. \lt,r Society of St. James' merman, Mr. anliS games. Door prizes and Refreshments, Owen S. Duni- ning and refreshments were Miss Helen Iverson, Miss Helen The rooms were beautifully de 1 gan, Michael Kiley, L. Baumlih, non-players' awards will be pre- served. Bergen, Miss Olive Sandholt, Miss corated in a pink and blue color MRS. ALICE POMEROY, OF Edward McKcnna, Peter McCann, ,'nh-d. * JOSEPHPTPINTO Betty Hooban and Miss Mildred scheme and a profusion of gard- Manhattan avenue, is vacation-, The guests were Mrs. Louis i Thomas Gerity, Walter Gray, M. Mrs Andrew Ruska, general Galaida, of town. en flowers for the occasion. No ing with relatives in Maine. Tovay, of Rahway; Mr. and Mts. MISS H. IGNATZ -osgrove, William Fenton, John , hmrman of the affair, declares MARKS BIKTHDAl date has been set for the wed- Steve Ruszkai, Misses Anna Coyne. nut judging from the advance ding. WOODBRIUGE. — A surprise Feuchtbaum, Rose and Anna Me- ,,,i,. of tickets, a large crowd will Air plane ride, James Quaid, MRS. D. P. DE YOUNG AND party in honor of Joseph Paes hesy, Ann Guewcenski, Helen HOPELAWN The guests wfere: Mrs. Mary ,,',. m attendance. and Mary Bodnar, Minnie Matisa, WEDS AMBOYITE William Grausam, William Van cousin, Daniel DeJongh, of Am- Pinto, of Jean court, was held re- Ryan, Anna, Joseph and Law- elda, Holland, are spending a Mrs. Ruska 1» being assisted by Verna Choma, Esther Nagy, Mary MISS HELEN CHMERE, OF Tnsscl. cently at his home in honor ot rence Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. John KKASHEY. At n pre.ty !aU- few days at Meadow Brook Hie following committee: Cinkota, Tessie Gall, Elizabeth Woodbridge, Miss Elizabeth Julian, Mrs |Sarah Mangaranaro, Keno game, Clair Bixel, Ber- his birthday. Delicious "refresh- nimincr wedding Saturday after- Camp, New Hampshire. They Mrs. John Powers, Jr., Mrs Lazar, Sophia Hornyak, Rose Ko- Nemeth, of Keasbey, and Si- Elizabeth, John and Sam Man- nard Quigley, Edward Einhorn, ments were served and entertain- telvero, Julia Chardos, Mary Poc- mone Budzek and William Bag- noon. Miss Helen Ignatz, daugh- Joseph Campion, Joseph Ruth, will return with Miss Jean De Thomas Leahy, Mrs. J. J. Dunne, gnranaro, Mr. and Mrs. John Lo- ter of Mrs. John Ignatz, of Flori- Young, who is a counselor at ment was enjoyed during the eve-sai, Mary and Helen Doros, Mary di, of Hopelawn, were Atlantic monico, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lo- James Jardot, Bill Baumiin, Will- Mrj, j. Maher, Mrs. Dennis Ryan, ™.??8:....Tih2i?...JP.r.eg?Bi. da Grove road, this place, be- the camp. Mrs Frank"; MayB,'Mflj; HHg6'<3 ' Sitnkp; "MTrry VarsriHiry,"'MHr{[HrEt •• tlty- vwlt(>rB-oB--8unuoyr monittr," Mildred Lomonrro, Mrs. iam Golden, Michael C«x4e, . Jjrom Perth Amboy, Mr. and came the bride of Ambrose Past- M,-« Nathan Patten, Mrs. Joseph an._.d, Ann»—a Boffee„-..-. , Madelin...,.,=_e. Jar-,_ i! • < • - Grace Finn, Mr. and Mrs. Cataldo 120 Wheel, John Powers, Dan- Mrs. J. Kovacs, Mr. and Mrs. A. MR. AND MRS. HARRISON B. tor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank SUSAN KNIFFEN HAS RETURN Mri.augh.lln, Mrs. August Bau- aone. Lupo, Mrs. Shera, Joseph Juliano. Pastor, of Perth Amboy, at the iel Cosgrove, Berton Dunigan, ed to her home in Newark aft- ,i,n Mrs. Edward Coley, Mrs. rtreias. Mr ana Mis. Draca, Mr. I . o. « • « i- T i Conk and daughters, Adeline Charles Kenny, Frank McDonale, m and Mra. P. Gregus, Mr. and Mrs. Anna Sisan, Mary Golgus, Jul- and Dorothy, of Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carletta, Mr. St. Michael Greek Catholic er spending several days with Milo Jardot, Mrs. James Somers, ia and Mary Fitos, Margaret Lip- Bernard Dunigan, John J. Keat- J. Kubick, Mr. and Mrs. M. Au- avenue, spent Saturday at Bel- and Mrs. Joseph Toth, Mr. and church, at Perth Amboy. Rev. Miss Ruth De Young, of Man- Mrs J B. Levi, Mrs. Adam Sny- tak, Catherine Doycsak, Anna Mrs. Frank Mangaranaro, Tony Nicholas Szabo, pastor of the ing, Arthur Delaney, Edward hattan avenue. gust, Misses J. Maruszky, L. di mar. Dunigan, Andrew Desmond, Leon ,!,.,- Mrs. Stephen Guerin, Mrs. Mecsics, Mrs. Rose Kirch, Bertha Palmeri, A. Palmeri. church, performed the ceremony. Marco, M. Barto, H. Andergack, Gerity, Michael Palko. i^uis Baumiin, Mrs. William Horvath, Esther Kara, Clara Mrs .Santa Macaluso, of Aven- tioldcn, Mrs. Edward Einhorn, A. Bagala, M. Kovacs, T. Bagala, MR. AND MRS. George Barrett The bride was attired in an MR. AND MRS. P. J. DONATO Prekop, Elizabeth Lengyel, Eliza- el; William Diar, of Metuchen; Hot Dog stand, Martin Kath, and son, Robert, arc spending Mrs Chris Martin, Mrs. Walter ivl. Ivan, M. Doria, H. Bagala, A. and daughter, Terese, spent egg-shell satin gown, made on beth Hornyai, Rose Ivan, Regina Dorothy Flynn, of Linden; Vera simple lines with long sleeves, Joseph Dolan, Lawrence Somers, the week at Walton, N. Y, Cray, Mrs. Michael De Joy, Mrs.Godwin, J, Wickcch, Messrs A. Sunday at Asbury Park. Steve Kager, Edward Coley, Sr. di Marco, J. Bagala, T. Dematto, Kristoff, Catherine Dancses, An- Skeffington, of Carteret; Betty long train and long tulle v«il Michael Trainer, Mrs. Martin na Verab, Mre. Megyesi, Helen « * * * Manganaro and Phillip Cicala, of Kiddie Car ride, James Mahrer K.iLh, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. J. Malyovesick, J. beguro, A. Ber- MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TOTH, with a coronet of orange bloss- Nagy, Elizabeth Lucas, Mrs. Bor- Perth Amfooy. oms. She carried a bridal bou- Tommy Murtagh, Nathan Patten Ni'ls Albertson and Mrs. John nardo, A, diMattio, P. Bagala, J. of Luther avenue ,spent Satur- Elmer Prew. jJanches, Mr. ana Mrs. J. Ferra- sai, Mrs. Sisan, Mrs. Fichow, Mrs. quet of lilies and baby's breath. SEWAREN Szabo. day at Olympic Park. Horse wheel, Mr. Clark, Joseph dor, of Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. WOODBRIDGE Miss Julia Corba, of Perth Am- Arway, A . FerravoF , TTom Hooban, MR. AND MRS. CHARLES Coil P. P. Perez of Fords, and A. Oi- Mrs. Gall, Elizabeth Anege, M boy, was the maid of honor, while Joseph Romond, Hugo, Geis, r.nd daughter, o' Eust avenue, son of Woodbridge, ahd Mr. and "- Doycsak, Mrs. Kaufman, MRS. WILLIAM L. RAUP AND'the bridesmaids were: Miss Julia WOODBRIDGE Mrs Svre Mrs Dolly baby stand; Victor Goley, Ki\e recently movei into their Mrs. Joseph Paes Pimo. ' > - Manncsak, Mrs. COLONlA daughter, Peggy Ann, of Maple Pastor, of New York City, cousin Robert Hooban, Joseph Ci'Brien, new home on Wwsi avenue. Vargo, Margaret Soos, Mrs. Ur- avenue, have returned after of the bride and Miss Rose Keso, Bernard Concannon. ban, Mrs. Cinkota, Julia Kara, MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH Mc- MRS. RAYMOND ANDERSON, passing a few weeks with rela- of Keasbey. All the attendants Booster Committee: Dr. J. J, Catherine Riebel, Mary Arway, Andrews and daughters, Gert- of upper Main street, is conva- tives in Bridgeton and friends wore orchid gows with bows o: Collins, William Van Tassel, Ar- MRS, F. T. HOWELL, OF WEST Rose Laszlo, Francis Ur, Mrs. rude and Muriel, are spending lescing at her home after spend German Group Holds in Baltimore, Md., and Wash- lilac velvet and corone.ts of braid thur Geis, Fred Foerch, Maurice avenue, is passing several days Nurnberger, Josephine Torsiello, two weeks on their farm in mg three WMki as a lurgical ington, D. C. ed lilac ribbon. The carried or- Dunigan, Eugent Bird, Vincent with Mrs .Olive Van Iderstine of Woodbridge. Maryland. patient at the lUhway Memor- Card Party At Grove chid gtadiolas. Weaver, Andrew Gerity, Chief and family who have taken a Misses Mary Balogh, Helen ial hospital. MISS OLIVE CAMP, OF CAR- Joseph Churko, of Fords served James A. Walsh, John Concan- cottage at Laurel ton. ISELIN.—The Iselin German- Kuznak, Betty Tukszar, Helen MR. AND MRS. BANCROFT teret road, is spending the week as the groom's best man. The ush on, William Coughlin, Matthew American society held a card par- Stark, Mrs. Csepke, Mrs. Stark, DR. I. T, SPENCER, OF UPPER Livingston, entertained her at Ocean Grove. ers were Alex Peroski, of Perth Holohan, J. Desmond, N. J. Con- T, McDermott, Mrs. Ed Falconer, Main street, returned Monday ty Sunday afternoon at Bucher Mrs. Tukszar, Mrs. Schayna, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Charles Creevey Amboy and James Mayer, of noly, Michael Coll, Joseph Mc- Mrs. L. Coffey. Grove. Rocky, Mrs. Danhart, Mrs. Laka- Woodbridge. Laughlin, Alfred Coley, Edward after vacationing for seven and Richard Brinkerhoof, of MISS IDELLA EDGAR OF Mrs. Fred McDonald, Mrs. Jay weeks at Lake Sunapee in the Prizes for high scores were tos. Mrs. Deizatto, Mrs. Karmon- Rutherford and her sister, Miss After the ceremony a reception Coley. osky, Mrs. Sanders, of Carteret. Schenectady; N. Y., is visiting Dunn, Mrs. George Krock, Mrs. White Mountains in New awarded as follows: Pinochle, Emily Creevey, of Albany, over Mrs. Ellis Edgar, of Prospect was held for the families John Kerr, William Roberts, James O'Toolc, Mis. John Zilai, Misses Mary Kuchtyak, Evelyn Hampshire, Mrs. Anna Davis, P. Hacken- the week-end. street. friends at Szebeledy's hall. Michael DeJoy, Joseph Grady, M. Mrs. Julius Rhoder, Mrs. Joseph * • • • proch, Mrs. Mouncey, Mr. Guder- Samons, Lillian Coppola, Helen Upon their return from a wed- B- Sullivan, John Killeen Ray- nd Ruth, Mrs. Martin Kath, Mra. MR. AND MRS. P. DALLOW and ed; fan-tan, Mrs. D. Ivine, Mrs., Sapasie, Mamie Russo, Ida Bar- MISS MARY CONNELLY, OF ding trip to Niagara Falls and a ™ Anderson, William. Boylan, John Kenna, Mrs. John McQuirk, for their >ato, Lena Sillett, Viola Simone, MR. AND MRS. H. W. McCLUE. Peter Leah v family left Tuesday Nash; bunco, Walter Bucher; Grove street, has returned after tour through the New England y> - Catalano, An- Mrs. Anna Cole}', Mrs. Thomas after a Mrs. Louise Coppola, Antoinette and son, John, of North Hill g g Kath Fitzpatnck home in Aurora, 0., rummy, Mrs. P. Hacenbuch, Mrs. spending a month with friends states and Canada, Mr. andd MrsM . *»» ..,&™ £ Fitzpatncp k Gerity, Mrs. Thomas Gerity, Mrs. several days visit with Mr. and Amanda Ivine; dark horse, Erick Barbato, Lenke Sipos, Helen Far road, spent Sunday at Lavalet- states and Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Th y te. in New Hampshire. Pastor will make their home with ^ Dunn, James Dunn Thomas 0. S. Dunigan, Mrs. Michael De- Mrs, Julian GGrow , off MtMyrtlle Weickert and non-players', Mrs. kas, Rose Butters, Julia Palinsky, the bride's mother. T)nm' W' Krewinkle, John Ryan, Irene Gijure, Mamie Simone, of • • * « Joy. avenue. M. Weickert MRS. JOSEPH KLEIN AND son, Walter Feeney, Rliilip Boyle, H Port Reading? • DR. AND MRS. FRED H. ALBEE, wm ANn MRS T RARRON Thompson/Thomas Dunn, Dennis Mrs. Stupliwi Guerin, Mrs. John of Dover road, have left their Herbert, of Barron avenue, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Misses Anna Lep, Elizabeth Iv- R an Dan Sullivan J Jelicks J Cosgrove, Mrs. Mary Ratobe, Sirs. REV. AND MRS. L. V. BUSCH- Colonia home for a few weeks have returned after vacation- LeviT • •, an«*d soc™rLrn Barron; , o5f iTnrLindi- y . . - - - man left Tu*«day for their an, Mrs. Irene Yuhas, Elizabeth ing at Long Beach, L. I. Levi and son Barron of Lind- * ' D. Gerity, Jy. Pfeifer. Gene Romond, Mrs. Chris Martin. stay at Lakomis, Fla. en avenue, are the guests of General Committee, Mrs. Mrs. Arscnault, Mrs. Joseph Mc- home in Buffalto, N. Y., after "CHRIST JESUS" will be the Palinkas, Mrs. Bell, of Perth Am- • • * « « Mrs. William C. Dinner, at her several days' visiptvith Mr. and subject of the Lesson-Sermon in boy; Misses Katie Jandrisevlts, Laughlin, Mrs. Frank Mayo, Mrs, MRS, SELMAR CHRISTENSEN summer cotage at Normandie John powerS( Mrs E L Romond William Boylan, Miss Vera Sny- Mrs. H. A. TappA in Schoder all Churches of Christ Scientist, Betty Gocze, Mrs. Balogh, of MISS FLORENCE SCHUNSBERG and children, Marcia, Jean and . . * . . "Mrs T. Zehrer, Mrs. L. Campion der, Miss Susan Murphy, Migs on Sunday, September 1. Avenel; Mr. and Mrs. Lefkowitz, of Chain o' Hills road, returned Don, of Freeman street, have avenue. Mrs N Patten Mrs James Som Genevieve O'Brien, Miss Marie The Golden Text is: "The lawJr., Mrs. Steve Stadler, of New SON WAS BORN TO MR and ' ' ' - Saturday from a two weeks va- •returned after a visit with Grausam, Miss Ethel Campion, was given by Moses, but grace Brunswick. cation at the summer home of ers C K y 1 KEASBEY Mrs. J. Russell Lorch at her Mrs,. Michael Fitzpatrick, of van" ™ Mrsf "KK- T , fl ,H «r M Miss Anna Bergen, Miss HelenVan and truth came by Jesus Christ" James Stark, Rudolph Stark, the William Godsons on Long summer home at Mt, Holly, Schpc>,,vd w ,,„„„« nn A,.m,.* IR . ' ' Coulfield, Mrs. M » * . » Tassel, Miss Ruth McCann, Miss (John 1:17). Alexander Csepke, Steve Toth, Island, Me. ^ at the MISS ANNE CHAHONKO HAS ( A. Snyder, Mrs. H. Geis, Mrs. J Marie Baumann,' Miss Margaret returned home after spending Among the citations which com Alexander Sohay, Harold Cum- MISS LILLIAN EDWARDS, OF hospital. B. Levi, Mrs. E. Einhorn, Mrs. W Jordan, Miss Kathleen Cosgrove, some time as the guest of Miss prise the Lesson-Sermon is the mjngs, John Stark, Fred Kauf- MISS DIANTHA PATTISON, OF Trinity lane, spent Sunday at * * •»» Miss Eleanor Desmond, Miss Thel following from the Bible: "And man, George and Rudolph Rusz- New York City, spent the week- , Lutherland, in the Poconos. MRS..DO . MM .n B . cK-TniumjiSKIDMORE? , r.iof RiiRah, - Gray'.<, Mrs ,,. L. Baumiin~ . , !-Mrs „ . C Elizabeth Petrl, of New York Witting, Mra. Charles Farr, MrsMn, ma Paulson, Miss Catherine Jesus returned in the power of kai, Louis Tovay, Joseph Sanders, end with her parents, Mr. and way avenue, sailed Saturday on City . p ainer, Mrs. H. Quigley, Mrs Thompson and Miss Jane Gerity. the Spirit into Galilee: and there Paul and Fred Gombos, Frank Mrs. Prank M. Pattison, of Do- MISS ELNA BERGH, OF Chest- the Transylvania for a two * MISS JOSEPHINE ZAHOFSKY went out a fame of him through Manhart, Thomas Wand, Bailey ver road. Her brother, May- nut avenue, and Miss Opal weeks cruise to the West In- of Detroit, Mich., who has all the region round about" Szabo, Joseph Kurucz, Louis Toth nicke, who has been seriously Anderson ,of Fords, are vaca- dies. spent some time as the guest of (Luke 4:14). John Kellemen, Michael Pastor, ill with pneumonia Is slowl. tioning at Lake Oiamptain Mrs. S, Brozowski, has left to; The Lesson-Sermon also in- John Ur, James Toth, Andrew recovering. Vermont. Read the Leader-Journal spend a few weeks with rela- cludes the following passage Lengyel and Sam Jako. tives ir> Newark. from the Christian Science text- book, "Science and Health with MR..AND MRS, HUGH TOMP- Key to the Scriptures" by Mary kins and family have returned MR. AND MRS. JOHN SZABO, to their home in Jacksonville, ONE DOLLAR OFF... if You Jr., of Oakland avenue, enter- Baker Eddy: "The word Christ is 1 not properly a synonym for Fla., after a two weeks' visi tained recently at a birthday with Mrs. Tompkins' parents, party in honor of their daugh- Jesus, though it commonly so used. Jesus was a human name, Mr. and Mrs. W H, Voorhees ter, Helen Elsie's first birthday. of Barron avenue. Those present were: Mr. and which belonged to him in com- Trade In an Old Iron Mrs. Howard Nellson, Mr. mon with other Hebrew boys and RADIO Mrs. Michael Trella, Mr. name Joshua, the renowned He- All typea serviced and repaired, Mrs. G. Futo, Miss Betty Sand- men, for it is identical with the also small moton and electrical brqw leader. On the other hand or, Miss Bernice Trella. Mr. appllaneet. and Mrs. John Szabo, Jr., HowChrist Is not a name so much as ard Neilson, Jr., Stephen Futo the divine title of Jesus. Christ C. SHAIN and Patsy Futo. expresses God's spiritual, eterna ,29 Grove Aye. Woodbrldre, N. J. nature" (p. 333). • • • • Tel: WO. 8-U75-W THE KEASBEY FIELD CLUB IS sponsoring a card party tonight at the Fords Casino. In addition to the prizes for high scores, five door prizes will be awarded. The committee in charge consists of Michael Parser, C. D. Pfeiffer, William Gloff, Will- iam McGraw, John Peteresak and Joseph Romer. » . » • Buy your Kelvinator MR. AND MRS. J. PELESKI and children, of Tottenville, were on the U.S. Government the recent guests of Mr. and ] Mrs, Paul Peleski, of Crows F.H.A. Plan Mill road. * • • • Now you can have Kelvinator MR. AND MRS. ANDREW Schil- electric refrigeration with all of its ler Of Crows Mill road, en'er- economies and conveniences tained guests trom New York without paying one penny down! City, for several days. You don't even have to own property! The U. S. Government is MISS MARY OROSZ, OF BAY View avenue, .has returned cooperating with us to make it home after vacationing at Point possible for any one to have a Pleasant Kelvinator immediately. Three years to pay means that you are spreading the cost so that you WNE and DANCE will never miss the money. First The Tragedy of payment not due for 30 days; no need to visit a bank—we arrange BENEATH the STARS an "Empty Purse" everythingl There are no embar- rassing details in this finance plan. Come in today and adact DINE OUTDOORS-I the Kdvkahr you pHto. Gordan T«rrac« overlook- Poverty is the worst of financial Get rid of your old iron. Get a ing Lak»Hopatcong- Done* ills. Guard you and youri from it I Save regularly, no matter how new Arnerican Beauty electric lo th« gay rhythm of irori with automatic heatcontrol. Paul W««ton'» •Orcheitro small your income, and work to- - A P. M. to ward the goal of a generouily Regularly $8.95 cash, it sells now No filled purwi (all your life. for $7.95 if you turn in an old Oovtr Charm iron. Small carrying charge if DELICIOUS DINNER The you buy on terms. KELVINATOR THE MORE ELECTRICITY YOU USE JERSEY APPLIANCE CO. THE CHEAPER IT GETS Including Cocklall (A Is 6 t M-l Rahway Savings DIVISION OF a la Cart* thtraafttr * •*«(, ulnuaul diln from px/r M«M Institution PlJBLICJgJSEBylCE JERftyTIUrtC. INC. "The Bank of Strength" 147 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. BON AIR ArlSDC Rahway, N. J. run snow 1/ LODOE 119 Irving Street OPEN EVENINGS PERTH AMBOY 4-1775-1776 JUUM HOFATCONO. H» J. PACE FOUR WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY rally accepted by ninety per cent of itaj SCHOOL DAYS By DWIC readers. It really tries to voice opinions j LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH LEADBBJOURNAL FILES based upon reason, a9 influenced by our experience in life. : C 0 M B 1 H I K Auiiut 31,1034 Tk, W»»4krff The fact that two men cannot disagree j Tta Intta JfKNl (W*) Chief of Police James A. WaUh today issued a war TW 4hll J except with ill feeling is the conclusive ev-J ing to buyers of old gold in thit vicinity With high pri, idence of the thin vener of culture that being paid for gold, the chief declared that other mum, Publiib* «wj ITrtcUy W KM tbia Bmt, W«4brtC». civilization has put upon our barbarism.) Hew Jinn,, >bfr tbtta»» Munldtail PubllJttaPnbf f Couuw;) turned into reputable jewlers to be purchased a* old go!,, •/•odb. .IK», M J. bltr*d «t tb< PorPa*t OfflttOfflt*, It Wood The heat with which an individual resents! palities have had several cases^in which stolen loot v,, N J M •worn) dw null natter. any thought contrary to accepted thinking j la September 1, 1933 is th« proof positive that somewhere in the The Rev. Earl Hannum Devanny, for nine yearn p An Independent Paper mental conclusions of the objector there is tor of Covenant Piesbyterian Church in Buffalo, hav,, , a flaw. be«n called to the "Old White Church" iffJune, will gume the pastorate onj3unday, September 3.

September 2, 1932 THROWING Investigation held by Detective Sergeant Ge,,L, Keating on the Gem's Service station and the Latt;i,z , store robberies, led to the arrest of a15 year old boy ;„. Tttepkw* H**4btMf* lt THE SPOTLIGHT his mother, Mrs. Anna Morreto, of 600 Harrington sir.., Perth Amboy. , . DKR-JOIKNAL 1'LATtOUM Good Luck To All! # t 4 KOIt WOODBRIDOE TOWNIUUr After weeks of public and secret cau-j September 4, 1931 cuses at which time hats from every nook' \ New York taxicab, which was reported stolen t, L KUminaUoD ot all trad* the metropolitan police recently, was destroyed by i,. I, lion lndvMtrlw- and comer were being flung into the po-j early yesterday morning on the road which leads into ti..• I Athletic itadlum. litical rings of both major parties, the Ryan sandbanks from upper Green street Believing t! , N»w PtnoirlTanU Railroad ; • 4. bosses finally reached decisions and set some crime with which the vehicle was identified had ; ,| I. race dupoaal (rst«*u ... up two of the finest lists of candidates ev- to its being set afire, Detective Sergeant GeorKt; Kcat , I. r M. C- A. OramnlMtiOk. got in touch with the New York police department I. Outdoor swimming pool. er to seek office—not only in Woodbridge i; . ,.t. "WWW Way" lUwt Ughllaav •-•--Township, tntin thenjtmty-«s weHv- I. PubUe transportetloa to outlying flitrMa. II. Woodbrldre Museum. Shoving all confidences asid«, the^)emo- August 29, 1930 cratejmd Republicans must all admit that The clock at No. 1 school is stopped. Several per,;,], in the town were fooled when they set their watches as u, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1936 November's election is destined to be one of the toughest and closest in many ual with the clock. The old-time piece has stopped M quarter of twelve and a number of people took the t :, Labor Day. years. Locally, the Reps will have to work for nine o'clock this morning* The clock will be repair..,| plenty hard to place all four men, while To most people Labor Day weekend as soon as possible, the Democrats need only one man to gain means a few days of good times. To the Smedley D. Batter, fanner Chief control of township affaire. J as destructive of freedom a« a police of Woodbridge Township it means financial oligarchy or a dictator- of Marines: ship." being on their toes every minute of the Not that the Republican ballot Isn't worthy of "The political leaders of • rapport. In reality, lt'i nude up of excellent men. against a pi country are for another couth. )n$ Woman Given life in his David Damn, V. 8. Newn*pet day and night in an attempt to prevent ac- Mayor Ancle Greiner .who seeks r«-electt«* on to cover up their blunders cidents. the G. 0. P. ticket, Is a hard mas to beak On the flying, correspondent expelled from other hand, "Tony" Aiulla, former Democratic Contemporary Iteaettlement Job __^Sfi s over inhabited Italy: A large majority of the accidents on Commltteeman from the second ward who makes areas, and especially over crowd- "If Mussolini fails in his Ethi- Inventor Creates the police blotter concern out of state his home In Isetin, opposing Greiner, Is an out- Opinion ed beaches, no tricks should be opian objectives it will mark his standing candidate. He's always fourht for the practiced. In fact, it would be Charles A. Beard, Historian: care, the drivers of which seem to feel people of the Township and always wilL Remem- wmsible to prohibit airplanes from "Hundreds of cases may be cit- Toy for Boys that our highways are speedway*. How- ber the Middlesex Water Company fltht he stated? Other Editors' Thoughts bing flown over crowds except ed to prove that taxation has been \v7ere it becomes necessary—As- used since the beginning of the ever, drivers in the vicinity can help to The first ward contest is another stick- bury Park Press. Republic for social and economic keep our appalling accident rate down by NEWARK KEEPS AIR MAIL ler. Committeeman Fred Spencer, alleged Newark Airport will continue ends other than revenue". driving at a reasonable rate of speed, by by all to be the brains of the present ad- to be the metropolitan - air mail * * * * heeding traffic signals and above all re terminus. Mayor LaGuardias Numa F. Montet, Member of Con- ministration, is the type of man the taxpay- long and persistent effort to have VIEWS and gress: frain from imbibing too freely in intoxi- ers must always keep in office. He looks the air mail transferred to Floyd "As far as history records all cating liquors if there is any intention of Bennett Field has been both ri- dictators have feared for their out for the best interest of all—that is, thediculous and fruitless. The ques- REVIEWS lives, and even shadows excite driving a car. taxpayer, who has to foot the bill when it's tion has been settled right because it has been settled on its merits. their sense of fear." all over. His opponent is Bill Finn, a life- Whit thrj sty whether tight or Greater facility in getting the : B. C. Cobb, Utility Executive: Welcome To Prisco. long i$sident of Woodtaidge and a mem- mail to and from the New York , "M6st of the talk about holding I 1 companies, and about the profi s ber of the "House of Finn," a family of Post Office, greater ease in put- Charles Kingsford-Smlth, Austra- As a spokesman for the people of Wood- ting it on trains when storms pre- 1 of the utilities companies is a lot lian aviator: high standing in the township. It's Bill's vent flying and economy in opera of hokum and a lot of bunkum". ; bridge Township, we take this opportuni- "I may make other long flights first crack at politics. But he's another tion for the Federal government ty of welcoming "Nick" Prisco, the new —all these militated for keeping but I will not be out to make fast Hugh S. Johnston, WPA Adminis- high school coach, to our midst. A quiet, worthy aspirant for the first ward post. the air mail terminus here. It is timo-or break records, I am done ! trator in New York: perfectly obvious politics played with all that." unassuming young man, "Nick" should go Coins Into the second ward, we find Howard | "You haven't sot a man in the no part in the decision of Harlee • • • » • labor movement who has fought far in his chosen profession. Judging from Fletcher, Democrat, of Colonla, running against Branch, Second Assistant Post- another new candidate—James Schaffriok,' Repub- Philip Snowden, former British any harder for your rights than his past record he should be a capable master General. His statement rel Chancellor: 11 have." lican, of Hopelawn. A duo of fine men. ative to the comparative efficien- coach and should be able to carry on Ail in all, the independent voters of the town- cy of Newark Airport speaks for •Mussolini has, for all practi-i cal purposes, already declared , Admin- where Frank Kukleski left off. ship will have a touch time deciding for whom to itself. Iarry L H k|ns< cast their votes. And, for the first time in yean, For 2 years New York has been' war. ... So a hearty welcome to you, "Nick". We the political bettors and taker-oners are plenty • • • t v T ; istrator: bending every effort to have the Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt: j "By November 1, with 3,500,000 scarce. It's one election that's austere to predict air mail terminus located some- 1 work relief al know you will find cooperation from the 1 "At a child's birth, if a mother f ' ****,?} - ready where within the city limits. Not ta faculty .student body, townsfolk and news- In the third ward we find three candi- could ask a fairy godmother to en Penng off^ will cease." convenience to the government or '• dow it with the most useful gift,' paper. dates seeking the committeemanship. Com-[more speed for senders of air mail that gift should be curiosity". Fred R. Isacksen, Preacher at but sheer local pride was the mo- • •*•*• Ketchikan, Alaska: mitteeman Ernie Nier, Republican, seeks tivation. Whe money is to be spent | Will Rogers, Jr., en route to his "The mir"sters, in the last three .reelection on his record and service to theand responsibility to be assumed, After many years o( Inventing Going Back To School Of the 11 directors appointed father's funeral: ! j^8' ^vf 1?ec?I?e fat M" «»>- in the metropolitan area, New things which were good bat There are hundreds, of young people in resident, of his ward. Ernie's , good mixer,-- n™*™- -•- to guide the government's pro- "We haven't turned against i ^ gram of rural resettlement, Mrs. which never brought him n"> Woodbridge Township who must decide and has many friends not only in the third share of the burden. When adver- flying." money, Panl Kuhmel o( HomU, i tising is to be gained from some- Thomas Beck, above, was the * * r - whether to go back to ward, but throughout the township. ' - *~ i- « only^voman appointed to the Oalit., finally Interned an in-< school this fall. thing spectacular like flying the Hirosi Satto, Japanese Ambassa- pensive scooter which every b Democratic organization selected as its mails, New York wants it. In this board. Mrs. Beck, who lives with dor: Luckily, most of them will be wise and con- her husband in Wilton, Conn., can use. Th« scooter work- i :• man John A. Turk, of Sewaren, Johnny, of !^n^f ^vincialism had to "I am a lazy man. I like to foot power with ratchet t-;> •tinue their training, but, unfortunately, yield tom merit has held several executive posi- te poetry—and that proves it." FUHfflL 1 tions in iadustry. T movement* working up '-' there are some who will turn a deaf ear Hungarian extraction, is very popular and Newark Airport should not rest JoSEPH-VCOMtUO, down, not around like a ' , not Martin Dies, Congressman from to the counsel of age, and seek to make well-liked by all. He has the makings oit'^ff^Ss ....Texas: cycle, Kabmei It tnown wtt! > thêa^ paid election investigator was "A bureaucratic government is PCRTH AMWV model of aU lnTentlon. money at once. an excellent "town father." Qn the other ad challenges will furnishing the funds to make this i hand, Peter Geis, of Port Reading, an in- th»»i«™e layoutt must **be' improved is expensive fraud It is, we admit, a temptation to young conceded. How much can and higher.Up; a man or group dependent Democrat, also aspires for 8 men and women. To get out for one's self should be spent on improvements raen%ith ^ money at *J nomination, and as a result we find the j?ratioiwIWq uest fkr fc^ News and earn independent support is a rosy _ 'T°".. ° 8™^'"S?*; command-Hudson Observer. prospect until one has tried it for a decade only primary contest in the township. i Danferoos Flylnt GET THE HIGHEK-OP8 or two. However, by that title the oppor- Swinging the spotlight upon the county j Police _an _d electio_n officials are Gill Robb Wilson, state com- tunity to go to school has vanish1 ed, and it setup we find conditions the same. A close to be congratulated on the speed mander of aviation, is performing Established hittlp urill roaiilr in ,thp ihHpvaitv rarp ' with which the plot to commit an urgent job in prosecuting three is too late to wish for a better education. battle will result m the shiievalty lace.. wholesaie {rauds at the ^^g pilotg charged.with flying danger- William C, Wil80n, M Perth Amboy, Re- primary election has been nipped ously low over crowded beaches The Leader-Journal can do little to per- te bbud TThh e 1900 puDiicannuhlirAn , nahas a. nrVwerfiipo-wenuil rmnnnenopponent in Ft. ***** titig h andd p piersi . FlyinFli g iis a'' perilouil s suade errant pupils that their best job this j t t ^ ^ ^ when trick lerdman Harding, Democrat. Henry ah( uld not stoP)howevery i withy th e sport at g is practiced over fall and winter is to be found in the school, C. aarrests already made. Nobody but maneuvering Tr and <îrmiel simpletoilt n woulldd havh e believeblidd hundreddds off people, the pilots re- but whatever little can be done along this uergRpri?, AntnonAnrhrtnyv t Jr., ama bamuel ^ gtory by ^^ {irgt UkeB m. sponsible sh^ be tnafa with line we want to do, We urge all who pos- Wiley, organization I>emocrats for Free- to custody. No one, unless equally even greater severity than a re«k holders, face keen competition in Joseph silly, believes that a moderately less autombile driver. * * * There sibly can to continue through high school and collage. It means money later on; don't H. Edgar, J. Randolph Appleby, Jr., and) forget it. Even if the family burden might Matthew F. Melko, Republicans. The Great American Home be lifted slightly today by the addition of The battle for two coroner berths finds Henry B. Bronson and Johannes C. Koyen, I another worker it will be eased more in MOTT "COU KEEP YOUR. WHITE the future years, after the process of edu- Republicans, and Eugene J. Mullen and SHOE VOLUV IN WTH MY cation is completed. Joseph V. Costello, Democrats, in the thick of tire fray. For general assembly, John V. Millions For Sports. Burke, Andrew Kurtz and Fred W. Do Voe, Democrats, and Marian Clark, Na- The American people will enjoy the ben- thaniel A. Jacoby and Louis M. Nilson, Re-| efit of more than $100,000,000 for parks, publicans, carry the banriers of their re- playgrounds, golf courses, baseball fields spective parties. tennis courts and other sport projects. It is estimated that the Works Progress As we stated In the beftnnlni, both UckeU are packed with outstanding candidates. All worthy Administration will allot that much money for the various post*. So, rood luck to alL during the remainder of this year for the construction of such projects. Swimming BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY pools get the greater part of the division And the Lord said unto Abram, after of this money, followed, although with letts that Lot was separated from hfoj.' "Lift u.p A ship for all weather money, by athletic fields and golf courses. now thine eyes, and loofc from the place The expenditure of this money, which where thou art, northward, southward, the days ahead when we'll be running before the wind will provide for the athletic diversion 0 eastward and westward; in the fairest of weather, there'll be just as much care in millions of citizens, should improve the navigating our ship at though we were In the worst of a »tow. "For all the land which thou see'st, to physical health of many Americans. Man Since 1900 we've weathered all the gales and the calm* and the* will I give it, and to thy seed forever. •mm the truest courses alwaya ... The Rahway National ey spent like this cannot be considered as "And I will make thy seed As of the Bank has been sound and shipshape and ready for all event- having been altogether wasted. earth: so that if a man can number the uahtiet since the day it was founded. It is the firm resolve of the directors to continue so. We Invite your account. Our Thoughts and Yours, dust of the earth, then shall thy seed also The Leader-Journal doea not expect th be numbered. day to arrive when #11 of its readers wil "Arise, walk through the land in the Rahway National Bank subscribe to aU of its opinions. length of it and m the breadth of it; for I Neither does this newspaper attempt to will giv« it unto the*."—Genesis; Chapter . RAHWAY, N4 only those views which are gen-12:14-17. WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY*.MORNING, AUGUST 30,1985 PAOB F1VB NOTICE OF TAX SALE TAX SALE TAX SALE SALE TAX SALE Computed latlmate tO At Jlies TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE Block 668 Ut 48 Maple Avenue Block SH Lot « 40X1111 Donne* Era«i«es ,. 81044 Mule Avenue Leda ft Oel Tlghe . 8U.OJ SECTION 59 Block 569 Lot 63B and 84 Cedar Ave. BlocBlkk M..l. Lot I and Qaraf* W.O. ft A. Durtam.. 1,064.41 0 0 T M of o n!lhl Church 8t. Irregular Byron ft I. Dunham 1.1W.06 L.tiS'iiT?" *!* ? Sf . i'"J? ,? P °' Woodbrldge. In Uw Coutty of Middlesex, will hold a publli Block 661 Lot 11 Church St. Jtr Irregular Mrs. Walter H. Dewy 4ffl.0fl OiSe"to satisfy"inunidpal liens no™to arrej? *' *W. on the 10th day September 1986, at two o'clock In thv Block 661 Lot 21 High 81 Block 611 Lot W. J9A Irregular Lester DniaaaMnd 1,170*8 l 1 l Freeman Bt Irwgtuer LtS."5wi n? . hl!'AmS described by lot and block number as shown on the Townstip Assessment Map, and in accord' Block 661 Lot 81 Boprle K. Qretner 477.46 Freeman BL Irregular Theodore Leber .... 1,821.44 plletu flying the owner s name as shown on the list tax duplicate, tegether with the total amount due thereon as computed Block 561 Lot 44B Linden An. Block 561 Nevln H, Oath .... 210.49 july «i JMO . Lot 46 Linden Am. Block 562 Lot 14C HOUM Nevtn H. Quth 1.184.K ..... p^,,!. igalnat th« same on said first day of July, 1985 as com- Barron Ave. T. r. Dunlgan 1st. . 60.08 Block 662 Lot 12K Banon Ave. l» Block 662 Lot iaF Jr. -F. Dunlgan 1st. . 2*2.88 Orove Ave T. F. Dunlgan , 237.44 ''"mid parcels WlU »e •«»* l« *ee to mtch persons u will purchase the same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but not exceed- Block 662 Lot 18C Barron Ave. Block 562 Lot 18A irregular T. P. Dunlgan Bst. . O.U Barron Ave. 70X111 Aana Humphreys .. B Susies will be subject only to municipal liens accruing aftor July 1, 1986, Including assessments eonnrmed after that date and 1985 taxes, and Block 5(1 , Lot 22A Kous* sad derate 2,261.03 Barren Ave, HOUM and Oerag* 50x176 Lloyd p. Johnson .. ? riSt ol Interested parties to redeem within the time fixed by law. • Block 562 Lot 23B 1,44X88 m rVm Barron Ave. 60x175 Walter Meagner .... Computed Estimate Block 568A Lot 414 A 416 . t4t.M Garden Ave. 36x100 each Adolph Bratonskl .. . 164.81 to Amount Block 5S8A Lot 411 Oarden Ave. 26x100 each Godfrey Amos 161.9) Julyl,1986 to Satisfy Block 568A Ut 439 to 481 Almon Ave. Irregular P. A. B ft L. Ais n . 300.74 t'ulton Street Block 683B Lot 461 to 464 Almon Ave. 627 Lota 80 to S3 Buildlnn Irregular M, D. Valentin* k Bros. JixlOO W Maigaret Boos 81«;61 Block 663B Lot472 to 476 Bamford Av«. 8SSS Co W8S.97 Lot 478 axlOO each John Zamba 681.61 Lot » "Vulton Street Home Irregular Block 568B Bamford Ave. 26x100 runun Bunvi Block 568B Lot 477 Bamford Ave. Goo. Ankoeka 82.M LotW HOUM Irregular Stephen Kristott 427.88 36x100 Oeo. Ankoeka 8tW miaul Biittvl Block 569B Lot 478 Bamford Av«. 40xlrregular tttepnen Kjistoit . 31U.W 324.70 KxlOO Oeo. Ankoska 8169 nuiiun wract Lot 1 * 2 Claire Ave. f and 6Q 2 Hotuet Irregular Levt Najavlts .... 988.70 Block 568BB HOUM 16x100 Bach Oeo. Karon 1,736.17 1 miiwoerry rilll Block 668BB Lot 5 A 8 Rahway Ave. Lot 70 Irregular Michael Hegechis bUM 8d.HU Irregular Jenslne Jacobsen .... 2.660.36 2 buttwueny tiiii Lot 27 ft3 8 Melbourne Court Lot 7H Irregular Stephen Kristolf 4i.w 4a.»6 Block 54SBB Ut 29 36x100 each Uuls Befonte 203.60 mil Irregular Josepn Sisan 41.46 44,96 Block 56SBB Rahway Ave. Lot 71 Hill Ut 488 Bamford Ave. ' House ' Irregular Florence Tjadale .... 1,786.64 1 Lot 7J , Irregular Joseph Hornyal 29.84 82.19 Block 663C Ut 484 *486 36x100 Marie C. Kurnci .... 184.14 Block 568C Bamford Ave, UU I IK and 7L i»i«wberry Hill 1 HOUMI Irregular Uvi NajavlU 532.10 640.49 . HOUM 15x100 each Michael Kourts 73L67 btrawbeny mil Block 568C Bamford Ave. Lot 7M Irregular Levl Najavtu 86.78 88.11 Ut 486 to 488 26x100 each Michael Kourti, Jr. .. 110.13 juiuioy Avenue Block 66SC Ut 50» Bamford Ave. Lot 1 Irregular James Uuvred Jui.dO 186.11 Wdge. Cart. Rd, 36x100 Joa«ph Vargo 14.13 Amuoy Avtnue irregular james tltavred 216.27 Block 693C Ut 606 ROOM Irregular loll H. Brdeyi 189,09 Lot Antouy Avenue Wdge, Cart. Rd, Irregular James btavred alts.*/ HUM Block 563C Lot 606 Roil Wolkou 135.63 Ut * AmDoy A\eou« Lot 607 Wdge. Cart. Rd. Ut « Irregular James tltavred 216.26 m.u Block 668C Roil Wolkou 126.62 Ainaoy AVWIM Block 663C Ut 518 to 631 Watson Av», Lot 6 Irregular James Btavred 216.26 Claire Ave. 86x100 each Pauline Ankaska .... 484.70 Amboy Avenue m.u Block 568DD Ut 1 ft 2 Lot « Irregular James tltavred 216.82 Claire Ave. Irrwir Stephen Suba 1.848.W 1 tori Utreet m,v» Block 568DD Ut 6 36x100 Lot 14 tart utiMt 36x10 James Stavred 97.22 100.11 Brookfleld Ave. Florence V. R, Ttadale 80t.lt LOt 16 James tltavred VtM Block 5&8DD Ul 9 ft 10 Brookfleld Ave. HOUM Irregular WalUr A Beers 889.07 itarl btriat 10U.il Block 663DD Lot 1» »arl street 251SU James Htavreo SIM 1OU.1Y Ut lift 12 Brookfleld Ave. B. Kljak 3X7.6* 26x90 James Btavred WM Block 563DD Ut 13 ft 14 Alden St. ' Houee aSooSch Stephen J. Norotneck 442.67 t«rl Street 100.1/ Block 658E1 Lot 11 asxso James SUvred VIM 10U.H Ut 6B and 7 Alden St. Irregular Qeo. U Dawson 372.83 LOt IMt ttll'Mt Irregular James stavred 188.69 Block 668E1 Ut 10 Alden St. HOUM 40*100 Rose Oberhes 100.34 ttarl 142.1U BlocV 668E1 u and. M .. Irregular Hobert c. Miller .... 63.74 W.46 Lot U Wdge. Cart. Rd. 40x100 Amelia Delaney 837.M Lou W Aiuuoy 28X100 juach Wm. ifischer 117.69 Block 568B1 Uts 19 and 30 Crampton Ave. HOUM Imtutar Victoria Tarsewska .. 813.68 Lot 1 u.11 Btrtct Irregular ihe Fulton Co. 50.04 69.19 Block 563E1 UU 882 and 888 Oarden Ave " "leach Elisabeth Thomas ... 1,522.97 Lot a UJU-I buMt 2x100 The nulton Co W.32 100.11 Block 668JH UU 893 and 8»4 Garden Ave HOUM Frank Ciolansk 209.00 Lot I k»rl btrtM 26I10U The Fulton Co. 97.22 100.17 Block 668B1 UU 898 and 3W Oarden Ave Peter Ollck 161.07 Block 693E1 36x100 each Frank Nagy 688.96 Lot 4 Url tilmt a&xioo The Fulton Co. 97.22 100.17 UU 400 and 401 Claire Ave. House .HUftl, 26X100 The Fulton Co. iff.22 Block 563ES Ut 8 and 4 Brookfleld Avenue 36x100 each Mary Moinar 1,734.96 100,17 36x100 each Lot* Btiett asxiott- The rmton Co. 97.21 100.1r House Julius Wojtka MM.u UA. t ab The Fulton Co. 97.22 H^fflto, BrookfielS-Avenue ' J8k1w'eaoh' Andrew King M3.fi* abuu 100.1V Block 663BE Ut 15 and 16 Mt « Avenue The Fuljon Do. 97.23 100.li Ut 15 and 16 Brookfleld Avenue HOUM Irregular Peter ft Jose. Qotson 267.84 Milton Avenue 28X100 Block 563F U" t 87~ 2 and 378 36x100 each Susie Repak 1,163.81 2H100 me Fulton Co. 97.22 100,1. Crampton Avenue Lot 10 MIUUH avenue The Fulion ux Block 568F Ut 378 and 379 Cnmpton Avenue 86x100 each Arthur Lefkowlti ... 736.87 25X100 Block 663F Kalaman Ur 459.72 Lot U MUton Atesue The Fulton Co. SUM Ut 665 and 666 Almon Avenue Buildings 26x100 each uinon Attnue McUO Block 563FF Ut 1 and a Irregular John M. Hand 190.74 Lot 11 16X100 Ih'j Fulton Co. Jfl.sU tM.17 claire Avenue Lot a MUtou ATtaue Block 563G Ut 367 and 868 Crampton Avenue 36x100 each Roal Ellseo 901.06 21x100 ine Fulton Co. Ut 869 to 871 Lot 14 itiiiiui Avenue The Fulton to. VIM 100.17 Block 563G Crampton Avenue 26x100 each E. Jer, L'b'rftTb'rCo.1,707.87 126.76 Lot 636 WK WWW Lot 1 Block 563H Bamford Avenue 26x100 Mary Matusleskl .... 156.58 160.08 Lot I lifl., _.o. The Fulton co tra lOu.n Ut 687 to 639 Bamtoril Avenue 26x100 each KUIMII Biteet Block 668K George Chevehay .... 50.61 ttll Lot t 36X100 The Fulton vo si n 100.17 ' Watson Avtnue 36x100 each KIUMII Htnet 86x100 The Fulton Co \ti2i Block 663H Lot 647'to 664 HOUM Michael Klelt 3,116.76 3,147.36 Lot i 100.11 Crampton Avenue 36x100 each Stephen Varga 2,946.10 2,t77.46 Huiieii Street 26x100 The Fulton Co 97 •&, Block 5631 Lot 350 to 355 HOUM Lot t VMM Block 56SI Ut 666 to 668 Watson Avenue 36x100 each Elisabeth Vereb 44.90 47.44 Lot * KIMMU ittrMt 361100 The Fulton Co 97 22 100.17 KuueU KrM Block 5631 Lot 701 to 704 Von Vetchen Avenue Irregular Ellubeth Vereb 44.90 47.44 Lot 7 36x100 The Fulton Co 97 aa 100.17 Crampton Avenue 26(100 each MUIOO Avenue Block 563J Lot 340 and 841 Susie R«palc 1,106.36 1,119.27 Lot t 30x100 The Fulton Co. *7ifi lUOu'/ Crampton Avenue 26x100 each Milton Avenue Block 568J Ut 342 and 343 Ignati Lustgarteu .. 876.01 886.86 Lot I 30x100 The Fulton Co. VIM 100.17 vesper Avenue 36x100 each Milton Avenue Block 563J Lot 726 to 783 Andrew Balagyl .... 281.67 33619 36x100 The Fulton Co. 9i 22 100.17 Uurden Avenue Irregular Lot 11 nuion Ayenue Block 563KK Ut 19 Guarantee Inv. Corp. 146.28 160.01 36X100 The Fulton Co VIM Almon Avenue 26x100 each Lot 11 Milton Avenue 10O.1Y Block 583KK. Lot 20 to 24 Guarantee Inv. Corp. 417.15 434.07 36x100 The Fulton Co 9, 22 Garden Avenue Irregular Lot 1* MUton Avenue Block 56SKK Lot 28 Bessie Kaplan 142.42 146.10 26X100 The Fulton Co HIM 100,17 Garden Avenue Irregular Lot II ttinkwoerry Hill Avenue Block 563L Lot 21 to 23 Houie Cltltens B.ftUAssn... 801.92 307.44 Lot tf 36x100 JacoD Rachlin 9,22 10U.17 Claire Avenue Irregular airawmrry Hill Avenue Block 563LL Ut 1 and 2 House Elli. B. O'Donne 11 . 1,669.80 1,689.42 Lot 17 36x100 The Fulton Co. ... taxi 86.74 Almon Avenue Irregular 13.3D Minwbarry HUI Avenue Block 563LL Lot 18 Guarantee Inv. Corp. 11,27 LOt II 36x100 The Fulton Co 82 8/ 85.74 Almon Avenue 26x100 13.88 Stmwberry HUI Avenue Block 563LL Ut 19 Guarantee Inv. Corp. 11.28 Lot U 36x100 The Fulton Co 8187 86.74 Almon Avenue 26x100 Lisa airwMrry HUI Avenue Irregular The Fulton Co 3 , / Block 563LL Lot 20 Guarantee Inv. Cilrp. 11,27 Loi north 1-3 of 20 Wnwoarry HUI Avenue S 42.1S Almon Avenue 36x100 each Gustav M. Schedlln .. 38.74 41.19 Irregular The Fulton Co 80 9Y Block 563LL Lot 21 to 25 Crampton Avenue 35x100 each Lot 1 •itrawDorry HUI Avenue, &J.76 Susie Repak 1,177.48 1,191.15 Irregular The Fulton Co SIM Block 563M Lot 35 and 36 Almon Avenue 36x100 each Strawberry HUI Avenue 100.17 Wm. Paulson 97.93 101.07 Lot 1 Block 563M Lot 46 and 47 Bamford Avenue Irregular mrawMrry Hill Avenue Irregular The Fulton Co 9/22 100.1/ John M. Hand 10.86 12.98 Lot I Block 563MM Lot 23 part of 24 Bamford Avenue Irregular Irregular The Fulton Co. .. m 22 10U.17 John W. Melzal 10.86 12.98 LOt « sirawoerry HIU Aveou* Block 563MM Lot part of 24 < • Irregular The fc'ultonC o 9/ as iota/ Almon Avenue 25x100 each Jens P. Westergaard 97.93 101.0T, Lot 6 Bu»*u«ri> tull Avenue Block 563N Lot 65 and 66 strawberry HUI Avenue Irregular The Fulton Co tra 100.17 Crampton Avenue 36x100 each Alex Mesar 1.667.90 1,677.24" Lot * Irregular The lrulton co vi'U Block 663N Lots 69 to 71 Bamford Avenue HOUM 36x100 each Lot 7 dtrawberry Hill Avenue 100.17 Lot 75 and 76 Jonh Zyeto 363.80 Btrawuvrry HUI Avenue 26xlrregular The Fulton Co...... 9722 100.17 Block 563N Bamford Avenue 36x100 each uut Lot I 26xlrregular The Fulton Co 9-, 22 Lot 89 to93 Crampton Avenue House 36x100 each Joseph Welas 519.50 637.46 Lot 9 Uiruwoerry HIU Avenu* 100.17 Block 5630 Lot 100 and 101 Wm. Faaekas 963.92 975.66 Kulton btreet 26xlrregular The n'uiton Co: 97 22 100.17 Block 5630 Crampton Avenue 36x100 each Lot 10 26xlrrecular Each Joseph Rachlln mm Ut 135 and 136 Crampton Avenue 36x1110 each Samuel Halliday .... 1,143.06 1,166.26 Lull ll U 1* t'ulton Utreet 176.48 Block 563P Jacob Zutnan 3,302.13 3,887.36 / Irregular The Fulton Co 1752 Block 563P Lot 137 to 142 Crampton Avenue 26x100 each Lot HA tUton UttMt 19.72 Lot 175 to 178 Joseph Selgerlinsky .. 1,556.31 Irregular Frank Papp 35,45) 87.89 Block 563Q Vesper Avenue 36X100 each Lot 4 Fulton Street Lot 194 to 198 Building Rosu King 286.88 Home 40xIrregular Andrew Bartfay 17871 Dlock 563R Vesp«r Avenue 36x100 each Lot X Vulton Htreet 182.9/ Lot 199 to 202 Building Margaret Kullbas .... 579.81 688.38 Houae Mxirregular clarence Smith 544.93 Block 563R Vesper Avenue 25X100 each Lot HA Mlnon Avenue hta.il Lot 206 to 208 Building John Mago 324.47 880.17 n»mplon Avenue 26x100 The Fulton Co 82 8/ Block 563R Crampton Avenue, 36x100 each fO)W Lot I 85.74 Lot 209 and 310 Crampton Avenue 26x100 each John f'ortzak 1,169.60 1,183.08 Duiiun btrett 36x100 Bach The Fulton Co 166*77 Block 563R 1,096.61 Lot* i> ittd 17 Home Lot 211 and 212 Crampton Avenue 26x100 each John Mago 994.70 Milton Avenue lOOxIrreguiar Chas. A. Applegatc .. 494 69 Block 563R Lot 213 to 216 House John Doktor 1,990.46 2,013.18 u>t a Irregular The Fulton Co 166*./7 Block 56JR Pearl Avenue 26x100 Each LOU Hampton Avenue Ut 226 to 227 O«o Kohvas 100.84 108.40 a ipA *• 26x100 Each John Breza ..,.;.... SoW) Block 563R Pearl Avenue 25x100 Bach uiu 1» and »0 Avenue 63.01 Lot 228 to 229 Pearl Avenue Samuel Holliday 127.44. 130.68 36x100 Each The Fulton Co 29170 296.55 Block 563R Lot 250 to 258 31.94 84.80 Lot» al to 26 HOUM Irregular Faul Sxur avO46 Pearl Avenue 25x100 Bach Andrew Salagl . 1Ort f«t of »**U of B«mon Avenue 3/6.YB Block 563S Lot 269 to 264 23.59 36xlrregular Each The Fulton Co. 40019 Pearl Avenue 25x100 Bach Andrew Salagi . 21.36 30 to n uampton Awnue 406.13 Block 5633 Lot 265 and 266 Andrew Salagl . 112.04 115.04 a&xlrregular The Fulton Co 9722 Crampton Avenue 26x100 Bach Hampton Avtnue 100.17 Block bias Lot 299 to 306 WJH. G. MaJlock 47.17 49.73 Lot 40 uampton Awnue 25xlrregular The Fulton Co 97^22 Brookfleld Avenue Irregular Lot 41 100.17 Block 663S" Lot 232 Pearl Rvenue Irregular Andrew Salazi . 8.86 10.96 Hampton Avenue 26xIiTegulaj' The Fulton Co. 97 22 Lot 43 100.17 Block 563U Pearl Avenue 26x100 Bach Andrew Salazi . 40.08 42.53 tan nampton Avenue 36xlrregular The Fulton Co. ..'..,'. 9722 100.17 Block 663U Lot 233 to 236 Rahway Avenue , Irregular Andrew Salazi . 79.86 83.78 Lota uampton Avenue 36xlrregular The Fulton Co 9722 100.17 Block 563U Lot 237 to 246 Trinity Lane Building Irregular 1st Nat. Bank, Wood. 1,063.60 1,078.02 AinDoy Avenue Oarage Irregular Geo. Lucas 68206 689.31 Block 565 Lot 3 and 4 Building Irregular Franklin C. Frederick 354.90 860.96 lilUCK. bMl Ut 44 •'ulton Street IUdgewood Avenue Irregular Lloyd P. Johnson .... 74'91 77.78 Block 566 Ut 22 and 23A Irregular Albert Bowers 77.60 80.60 lA'HM. uJU , Lou 41 and 60 Fulton Street Houae Freeman Btreet 100x80 Jacob Leifler 414.44 421.44 Block 566A Lot 4 Freeman Street Irregular Jas. ft Annie Somers . 11.27 13.40 UI(KK 0W • Lot US f uiton Street Irregular Uvl Najavits 49921 Block 566C Lot 4B 606.22 Rtdgedale Avenue Houae 40x150 Jas. ft Annie Somers. 568.26 576.34 U1UCK SKM LoU laA and 18B tulton Btreet Irregular Uvi Naâvita 49922 Lot 5A 594.28 Block 666C Uidgedale Avenue Building Irregular Max Knoth 685.47 UIUCK 590 Ut 38A fulton Street House SOxIrregulsJ M.D.valentine Bros Co 419 82 ™,,, 426.87 Block 567 Lot 6 Kidgedale Avenue Irregular Henry J. Oberle .... 99.24 102.40 Lot 3SB Fulton Btreet (Inland) factory 19.998 Acres M.D.ValentineBros Col0,038.00 10,16096 Block 567 Lot 9 199.72 203.91 UIUCK W1A Ut 24 Fulton Street (Inland) Railroad Avenue Irregular Jacob Weber Est. .. 3.13 Acres M.D.ValentineBros Co 361.42 '35V 66 Block 567 Lot 10 Railroad Avenue 26x100 Bach Henry H. Schulte .. 112.27 115.62 UIIKK 631A LoUll and 3 Fulton Street Home 40x100 Francis A. Mooney .. 328.15 833.98 Block 568A Lot 274 to 278 Hailrotid Avenue 25x160 Marie Schulte 22.44 24.71 Lot I *ultoo Street IrregularxlOO Frank Liptak .... 23618 48.99 51.53 Ut 1 Aioert Street 239.9a Block 668A ',Ut 284 and 285 Barron Avenue 26x100 Each Herman Horowitz ... Houae 40x100 August Stuber .... 779.97 790.69 Block 668A Barron Avenue 26x100 Each Emll Slanlnka 44.89 47.43 uiucK Ml Ut3 Caroline Htreet Block 290 and 291 nouae 1 40x100 August Dernier 239.10 24».9/ Block 568B Ut 243 and 244 Uarron Avenue 26x100 Bach AI. ft Mary Bllgrave 80.18 83.09 UIUCKKU Lot 6 AjnbOy Avenue 22.44 24.71 Lot 11 A.mOoy Avenue ' 40x135 Arthur Dunham 204.16 208 44 Block 568B Lot 245 and 246 Barron Avenue 26x100 Each MUton Schujtz block MSA. Office 40x126 George Dunham 857 no 868.13 Block 568B Railroad Avenue 73.60 76.41 Lot 41 smith Street Lot 247 and 248 25x100 Bach Herman J. Bauman . Li,m:n MSA HOUM • fOxIrregular Charles Toth 31488 Block 568B Lot 251 to 263 Railroad Avenue Herman Horowitz .. 48.99 51.53 Ut 6 Amboy Avenue 26x100 Bach 66.18 58.86 luocK WiA HOUM Irregular Stephen Nemes 356,66 863.98 Block 568B Lot 294 and 295 Freeman Street Milton Schulte Lots MA*" Spring Street 25x100 Bach 60.22 62.90 block MJA Irregular Alex Kalmer 208.46 212.75 Block 568B Lot 296 to 300 Fieeman Street Mrs, G. O. Stanbury Lott 44 to « »mith Street Irregular 100.33 108.46 S9SB , Irregular Jos. k Anna Welner 69.73 72.51 Block 569A Ut 106B Freeman Street Irregular Mrs. G. O. Stanbury Lot 47B Augusta Street 52.16 54.75 Irregular Charles Dudaa 427.48 434.42 Block 569A Ut 108 Barron Avtnue Mrs. G. O. Stanbury Ut «7K Caroline Street Irregular 40.08 42.53 Building Irregular Arthur Dunham 442.34 449,47 Harrell Avenue Mrs. G. O. Stanbury Lot 6» Caroline Street Block 569A Lot 107A 26x125 906.47 918.28 tiiocK 643C Houae IrregularxlOO Peiar Namuth 368.29 374.65 Hnrrell Avenue MM. G. O. Stanbury Ut 61 Cokey Street , Block 569A Lot 114A Building 36x160 Bach 112.27 115.63 Block SI3C Home Irregular Mary E. Dunn ...... 680.11 689.82 Lot 11£ to 121 Karron Avenue Milton Schulte Lot 1 Houie Block 569A Barron Avenue 36x160 Each Lot 7 Cokey Street ' 40xIrregular Michael Dudas 396.30 403.U6 Block 569A Lot 133 to 137 35x100 Marie Schulte 11.26 18.39 BlocK fittD HOUM 40xI«Tegular Jennie Mmsky 456.74 463.22 Barron Avenue Lots 8 and t Cokey Btreet Block 569A Lot 176 ' . 25x160 Each Marlus C. Madsen .. 33.71 36.11 block 6WO Smith Btreet HOUM Irregular Michael Szacska 1.171.69 1,186.09 Barron Avenue 25X160 Bach Lots 16 and 16 Block MA Lot 177 to 179 Barron Avenue Marie Schulte 22.44 24.71 c Augusts Street Irregular Chas. Gecsei 48.68 51.26 Ut 182 and 183 25x160 Each Max Geldel 31.00 38.36 Lot 29A 40x100 Est. John McMahon .. 593.93 6OU1 Block 669A Harrell Avenue block 6SJU Lot SI Albert Street Block 569A Lot 184 and 186 26x160 Each Milton Schulte 22.44 24.71 BlocX USB second Street Irregular Stephen M&darasl .... 327.90 333.62 Harrell Avenue 26x160 Bach Lot 4 Block 569A Ut 190 and 191 Harrell Avenue Paul J. Gazl .-... 80.18 83.09 bluckiM Second Btreet Irregular Eat Mrs. A. D. Brown 325.54. 331.23 Block 569B 142 and 143 26x160 Each Peter Johansen .... 40.08 42.53 Block Ml Lot 10 ' Second Street 40x100 Est. Patrick Grace .. 741.14 750.31 Hurroll Avenue 25X110 Bach. Block 569B Ut 144 and 145 Hnrrell Avenue Miltun Schulte 112J7 116.62 block U6 Lota) aecond Street 80x100 Andrew Hudak 316.08 320.76 Block 569B Lot 146 to 166 36X150 Ewii Harjone V. Dalton .. 62.01 64.73 Lot 34 Fulton Street Irregular Est. Caroline V. Brown 435.46 44105 Harrell Avenue 36(160 Emll Slawlnska .... ' 22.44 24.71 block Wt Block 569B Lot 156 and 157 Barron Avenue Block M6A Lot U Main Street , Irregular 1 James P. Gerlty .... 1,484.67 1,503.81 Block 569B Ut 168 ' Emil Slawlnska ..... 16.85 19.06 Main Street B»rron Avenue btuck 637 Lot ac *, Irregular I Est Caroline V. Brown 905.74 918,62 Block 569B Ut 169 Barron Avenue 26(160 Bach Milton Schulte 33.71 36.11 bluclt W Let&A new Street Irregular Est. Caroline V.Brown 109.67 112,89 Block 569B Lot 196 to 198 1 26x160 Bach Har. Ver.ftEd. Vaughn 93.01 96.09 LotiC Amboy Avenue < Barron Avenue blocit W7 Buildtngi 80x100 AdamftMartln Snyder 1.805.06 1,826160 Block 569B Ut 199 to 201 • Barton Avenue 26x150 Each Anton Fracjick 80.18 83.09 «ock66« Lot U New Street Irregular Walter A. Jensen .... 636.36 «3,'l0 Block 669B Lot 306 and 206 36(150 Bach Robert Miller 98.01 101.09 blocK 637 Ut 13 Mew Street BuUdlngi Irregular Est Caroline V.Brown 2.848.88 2,882.77 Ut 309 and 210 Lota 6A and 6B Block 569B 19(150' Robert Miller 36.80 89.20 Block 688 ualn Street BulhUngi Irregular Est Caroline V.Brown 1.755.12 1,777.88 Block 569B Lot 211 HwiM Irregular Arthur Grlmley .... 586.04 594.69 bloc* U8A Lot 7 Fulton Street BuUdlngi 33xlrr«gular RaolaAMarla Glacolone 528.82 537.20 Block 570 Lot 12 and no side of lSFreeman Street Irregular Mary Dobermtller .. 120.49 123.91 block 639 Lot U Fulton Street HOUM> 48xlrregular Roza Toth .< 330.84 386.89 Block 570 Lot 28 Hreeman Street Building Irregular Thos. J. Leahy 821.14 832.20 Lotas Fulton Street • blooit W» HOUM 105xIrregular Est Caroline V.Brawn 521:93 529.82 Block 570 Lot «ast part of 35 ft 36H&rrell Avenue , Irregular Gordon Weuistein .. 41.46 43.90 block USA Lot 10 Berry Street Block 570 HOUM Irregular Arthur Lefkowitz .... 598.87 607.35 Lot West Part of 35*38«arrell Avenue Irregular Milton Schulte 67.36 70.17 Block HUB Lots 1 and 2 Berry Street HOUM Irregular Julia Krach 308.67 314.26 Block 670 Irregular Henry Fenlck 62.01 64.73 Block M0J Ut 4 Jean Court House 40x100 Esther Ewoytsr 668.28 677.70 Block 670 Lot 403 tano d4 24 4 Harrell Avenue Irregular Geo. P. From 11.21 13.83 Block M0K. ut to Rector Avenue 25x100 Each John Clear 112.27 115.62 Block 570 Lot 445« to u Harrell Avenue Irregular Geo. P. From 18.54 20.74 Block MlA Lots 193 to 1S6 Hector Avenue 36x100 Bach John Karalsa 80.19 83.09 Block 670 Lot part of 46 ft Brown Street 36x150 Marie Schulte 11.26 13.38 block MIA Lot, 199 and 300 Rector Avenue HOUM IrregulW Cecelia Faurote 341.18 347.16 Block 570 Lot 48 47 Brown Street Building Irregular The Roada Corp. .. 1,087.83 1,100.83 Block M1B LoU 2S7 to 343 Hector Avenue HOUM Irregular Andrew Hud«k 604.89 613.96 Block 571 Lot 3 Brown Street HOUM Irregular Andrew Clausen .... 1,035.08 1,048.15 Block MIC UU 380 to 336 Pearl Street Irregular Est. D. P. Carpenter 40.08 42.53 Block 571 Lot 25 Linden Avenue HOUM Irregular Edward J, KUroy .... 826.68 836.35 Block M3 Irregular Samuel Vogel 1,172.19 1,185.30 Block 671 Ut 26 Church Street 20x100 Each James P. Genty .... 1,541.76 1,561.84 Block 643 60X100 Each Bldrs Mat. ft Sup Co. 264.51 259.40 Block 672 Lot 1 to 10 Church, Street Irregular Jamea P. Gerlty .... 28.86 31.17 Block MSA James Street Ut 28B St. Georges Avenue Lots 23 and 24 auiuol Btreet House Irregular Geo. Rusznak 1,116.57 1,131.26 Block 572 Imguutr Jamea P. Gerlty .... 157.43 161.24 Block 543A Lot 29 Irregular Samuel D. Vogel 625.33 634.32 Block 572 Ut 47 to 49 North Street Building 20x100 Each Geo. Leonard 533.00 541.29 Block U3A Pearl Lot 20 to 22 ' North Btreet Ut 84 Brook Irregular Bertha Traubermann 18.89 21.11 Block 673 HOUM 20x100 ?ach Jer .Molt, ft Tie Co. 569.88 578.72 BluckMSA Ut 34A Block 578 Lot 23 and U St. Georges Avenue Irwgjlar Jamea P. Genty .... 184.37 1S7.87 Pearl _ HOUM Irregular Frank Caneleri 700.58 710.89 1 Lot 25 to 27 St. Georges Avenue Block &4SA Lots 42 and 48 Stores irregularxlOO M. Strieker 2,625.96 2,658.79 Block 573 20x160 Kadi Walter Stavak ...... 97.29 100.45 Main St Block 6T3 Ut 28 and 29 North Street Ulock M4 Ut 92 Koss Street HOUM 40x100 Peter Maytl 874.69 886.91 Lot 30 to 83 North Street 1 20x160 Bach James P. Gerlty! .... 146.03 148.76 Block 646 Lot 47 Green Street Irregular Peter Muslim 413.93 420.89 Block 573 Ut 42 and 43 North Btreet I 60x166 Bach P. Reading BftL Asan 733,68 744.64 Block 648 Lot 7 Green Btreet (Inland) Irregular Peter Meslnls 11.24 13.87 Block 573 Lot 63A St. [Georges Avenue HOUM Wxlrregular Rasmus Hansen .... 603.66 611.76 Block 648 Ut 16 tireen Street HOUM Irregular Mrs. C. F. Newton .. 1,454.85 1,478.77 Block 573 Lot 5 and 6 Frebman Street 20ilrregular Each M, L. Welsman.ftH.Ostroff 17.97 80.18 mock 649 Ut 10A Pearl Street Irregular John Lomonlco 740,47 761.39 Block 574B Lot 6 to 18 Whltess Avenue Irregular Donovan Supply Co. 128.33 131.78 40x87 John H. Concannon . 1,024.81 1.037.87 Irregular Donovan Supply Co, 1,03.9.71 1,063.38 Block 649 Ut tl Pearl Btreet Block 674C Lot 80 to 33 Whlteas Avenue HOUM Ut 36 Woodbridge Avenue 9.5 Acres K. k B. Inv. Co. Inc. 1,407.75 1,426.24 Block 574C Lot 38 Freeman Street 30x100 White ft Hess 80.19 8S.10 Block 660 House Irregular Valentine Kishner ,.. 1,028.32 1,041.98 block 661 Ut 8 Rahway Avenue Block 674C Ut 39 St. Georges Avenue 30x100 White ft Hess 80.19 8S.10 Part ol 29 and SO House Irregular Bert P. Anderson Est 639,18 648.25 Block 674C St. Georges Avenue Building 30x120 Bach Antony Nurra 274.66 279.73 Ulock 661A Moore Avenue Lot 18 and 19 Ulock 661A Ut S3 Woodbridge Avenue 26x100 Each Anna Breia 149.68 153.22 Block 575B a. Georges Avenue 20xIrregular Bach John Albanese 686.24 696.81 Lou SO and 61 Buildings 25x100 Bach Fred Huff 622.96 531.23 Block 575C Lot 3 to 9 St. Georges Avenue 160x100 Franklin Con. Co. .. 146.01 149.76 block 661B Woodbridge Avenue Lot (2) now 4 Ulock 661C LoU 69 and 70 25x100 Bach Steve Varga 87.83 70.14 Block 678A Prospect Avenue Irregular Franklin Con. Co. .. 77.60 80.60 Harriot Street Irregular Flo. Tlsdalu-Dalsy Rush 18.08 20.23 Block 678C Lot 5 to 9 80x100 Bach Joseph E. Rellly .... 22.44 24.71 Ulock 661C LoU 99 and 100 Woodbridge Avenue Qarron Avenue LoU 160 to 164 Irregular Flo. Tlsdale-Daisy Rush 43.20 46.70 Block 518C Lot 28 and 29 Prospect Avenue ""1 Bach John W. Thomas .... 48.99 61.63 Ulock 561K Clinch Street Irregular National Hldg Co 1,192.38 1,207.33 Lot 36 and 37 Each Franklih Con. Co. . 59.89 63.56 Block 651B LoU 166 to 166 Green Street Block 578C Harrell Avenue Ut 33 Home Irregular Peter M. Grelner .... 1,403.65 1,421.57 Block 678C Ut 88 to 40 Hsrrtll Avenue Bach Franklin Con. Co, . 72.49 76.30 Ulock 663 Green Street Building Irregular Louise M. Grelner ... 1.130.46 1,145.10 Lot 44 to 47 Irregular Franklin Con. Co . 20.71 22.93 Ulock 662 Ut 84 Block 578C Harrell Avenue Green Street Irregular Jennie Ugan 120,30 123.66 Block 578D Lot 7 Harrell Avenue Irregular Franklin Con. Co. . 20.70 22.92 Block 662 Ut 86 Martin Terrace Ut 8 (Idland) Irregular O. W. ft A. Dunham . 48.99 61.53 Block 678P Harrell Avenue Irregular Franklin Con. Co . 20.71 22.S3 Ulock 662C Ut 13 Grove Avenue Block 578D Lot 9 * Irregular Franklin Con. Co. . 30.70 22.92 block. 662G Ut 3A HOUM Irregular Btep.ft Irene Pasiterak 862.88 ' 874.15 Harrell Avenue Grove Avenue HOUM IrregularxlOO Malcolm Dunham .... 631.70 640.09 Block 578D Harrell Avenue Irregular Franklin Con. Co. . 31.00 38.36 Block 662B , Lot JV Olive Place Lof 24 and 26 36x100 Bach Franklin Con. L&r«|Ular. jY> °i A A. Dunham 497.93 506.91 Block 578D Prospect Avenue Ulock 6&2F ' Lot 38 • Olive Place ut 88 to 40 Cooudgg Avenue Ulock 662U House Block 578D Lot 80 Olive Plaos ' HOUM ''irregular Elmer May '.'.'.'. 497,93 605'.91 Block 678D Ut 41 Coolidge Avenue "nkTln Ulock 6620 Lot 88 Olive Plao» Block 678D Lot 42 Coolidge Avenue Franklin Ulock 6610 HOUM Irregular Wm. ft A. Dunham .. 506.89 514.98 Ut84 Qrove Avenue Houee Irregular John M. Johnson ....' 681.91 641.33 Block 678D Ut 43 Coolidge Avenue Franklin Ulock 662H drove Avenue Lot 1 HOUM 25x100 Bach Louise M. Grelner .. 1,132.91 1,137.64 Block V?4t> Lot 44 Coolidge Avenue Franklin Block 662H Lot » . ., Nielsen Street Irregular Louise M. Orelner .. 134.88 128.21 Ut45 Coolidge Avenue Franklin Ulock 6621 Nielsen Street Block 67ID UU 10 and 11 HOUM Irregular Louise M. Orelnar ... 1,868.64 1,381.00 Block B78D Ut 46 Coolidge Avenue Franklin Ulock 6621 Lot II „ • Nielsen Street Irregular Peter Orelner 846.47 851.31 Block 578D Lot 47 Coolidge Avenue Franklin _.._. Ulock 6621 Ut 48 Ooolidge Avenue Uts 17 to 83 lUbway Avenue HOUM Irregular Mary A Schoder .... 643.94 053.58 erranklln Con. Co.. Ulock 6621 LoU 38 and 1* Rahway Avenue Ut 49 Cool|dg« Avenue Franklin Con, Co Ulock mi Buildings Irregular Mrs. F. O. Tlsdttle .. a.lffl.pj 2,189.77 Ut 40 laixlrregular But, T. F. Dunlgan .. 2.644.28 2,676.28 Block 678D Ut 60 ' Coolidge Avenue Franklin Con. Co Ulock 6&2J Buddings Lot 61 CoolWg* Avenue Franklin Con. Lot « Omn Btreet Buildings Irregular Nite-Craft Corp 1,818.11 l.aSO.04 Block 578D Co Ulouk 663 Lot 1 60x131 Clinton B. LamberUon 696.96 6W.17 Lot 52 coolidge Avenue Eranklla Con. Co. Orove Avtnue Block 678D Ut 30 . Coolidge Avenue Ulock 558 Let 4A Barron Avenue Irregular Grace V. Dugutd .... 6,184.49 6,ffl.30 Block 678B Franklin Con. Co. Ulock 553 Lot 4 8 Green Street Irregular Harry Kaufman 1,138.86 1,140.97 Block 578B Lot 21 and 32 Prospect Avenue Franklin Con. Co . Ulock 66&A UU 1 and 3 Amboy Avenue irregular John lUiwon 1.069,67 1,083.71 Lot 37 Prospect Avenue Franklin Con. Co . Ulock 664A Lot 6A Irregular O, W. * A'Dunham . 2,168.97 2,191.45 Prospect Avenue Franklin Con. Co. . drove Avenue Sit™ Aborn Avenue Franklin Con., Co. . Ulock WSB LotF M „ Grove Avenue Irregular Kale'Tuttle 819,46 830.99 Ss Ulock &6BB LaUM and 18 Vsjientlns Pu Irregular O. W. ft A. Dunham 1,066.54 1,068.72 Aborn Avenue Franklin Con. Oo. . Ulock &66B utal Linden Avenue 'Irregular Chas. B. David 1,814.41 1,8S4.76 Pi Aborn Avenue Franklin Con. Co. . J 6SSSB Uttdesi Avenue Lot 46 Abor» Avenue Franklin Can. Co. . Lot 38 Irregular Malcolm Dunham ..., 8S8.49 W 00 Block Aborn Avenue Franklin Con, Oo. . Ulock 666B HOUM. Irregular Uyrtle Jenien 1,878.61 1,699.57 Lot*/" Block 66DB Ut 84 Dunham BUM HOUM BtockSWB Lotltol Abort) Avenue Joseph Mlokewicsrus " n«Avenue 8WflO Leo T. Brady 1.068.80 1.067.66 Block Aborn Avenue Joseph sUokevtosTut Block 6MC Lots*3 and 14 HOUM Irregular John ft Dais* Flaming 819.10 880.67 Block 667 i Avenue HOUM Block Loir Abort Avenue Jostnh MMuwtorus tanSStf John k Daisy Fleming 83.H 86.49 Block AbAtuj Block 668 88x1115 h- P. Fredericks .... 737.M 787.95 HOUM Block Block 668 Block 678** Block 6fi8 ut Utfl WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1935 PAGE SIX TAX SALE TAXAALE TAX SALE TAX SALE TAX SALE . TAX SALE TAX SALE TAX SALE Computed BMII, Computed Estimate Jul ,1985 to Amount MklOQ Bach Catherine Rlccllena .. 29 28 Julyl,19J6 to Satisfy Central Avenue CityHall Land Imp Co .... 86.78 88.19 vBlock 627 Lot 394 C and D 60H00 31.80 Aborn Avanu* Alfred Canacore .... Lot 8X3 Fifth Avenue 6 Block 578F Lot 9 loll Abraham E. Johnson 122.83 136.97 lilock 628 60x100 Pearl Raclllea 164.78 Block 578F Lot 14 to II Aborn Av*nu* 62,02 64.74 Block 630 Lot 38S Fourth Avenue Pearl Racjller Lot 1 to 4 Adclaldt Avenu* Franklin Con. Co. Lot 286 Fourth Avenue Marly WUi $61 168 ,,, Block 57|O Franklin Con. Co. 31.00 88.36 Block 630 13 Lot 5 to 8 Njrwoon Avenue Block 631 Lot 134 aecond Avenue Anna Lnoht 151.9$ Block 5780 Con. Co 139.62 148.26 Lot 1 to ( Proaptot Avenue' Franklin Block 631 Lot 128 Second Avenue Anna Lucht 18196 Block 678H FFranklik n ConC . Co. 31.00 83.36 Block 67IH Lot a and U CoolTdg e . Block 631 Lot 139 Second Avenue Sorer Olsen 151'jj Erltng Nelson 40.08 4163 Lot 130 Second Avenue Bonn Olsen JJJ t Block 578H Lot 14 and 16 Franklin Con. Co. 62.02 64.74 Block 631 Block 578H Lot 18 to 21 lilock 631 Lot 181 Second Avenue Boren QiMD Julia O. Manton ... 31.00 83.86 ihird Avenue Mrs. R. Blair 691 , Block 578H Lot »2 and 88 Franklin Con. Co, 29.17 81.48 Block 631 LoU 167 to 170 LotH Ulock 631 Lot 171 Third Avenue John Paulaciky Block 678M Franklin Con. Co. 29.16 81,47 First Avenue Block 678H Lot 87 Franklin Con. Co. 29.17 31.46 Block 6S2 Lot 61 Patrick Frlel Lot H Adelaide Avenue First Avenue Bliir-k 678H Adelaide Avenue Franklin Con. Co. 29.16 81.47 Block 632 LoU 63 to 64 1 home* * W. Scully . ai gj Block 678H Lot » 30X100 Bach Franklin Con. Co. 23.86 35.61 ioc Lot « First Avenue 60*100, Adam Qarber «c' Harreli Avenue first Avenue u Block 6781 Lot 18 and 30 ll&rrell Avenue 30x100 Itch Franklin Con Co. 39.88 42.31 Block 632 LoU 68 to 88 Mr*. Mary Nichols .. lfc'g) Block 5781 Lot 39 and SO Ada Anecksteln ... 23.44 34.71 Ulock 632 Lot 106 Second Avenue 10x100 iiHirall Avenue tecond Avenue Agnes Morley ag jj Block 6781 Lot 31 and n Cooildge Avenue iCurttsen Martin ... 66.18 68.86 Ulock 632 Lot 108 Block 5781 Lot 37 to 11 328 S Franklin Con. Co. 63.03 64.74 Block 633 Lot 14 Blair Road Milton Ik Dot Buker . «» coolldfe Avenue 25xl»0 Bach Hist Avenue Block 5781 Lots 42 to iS c'mllilfe Avenue 36x100 Bach Franklin Con. Co. 99, 8> 103.01 Block 633 Lot 42 Dorothy Zuker 6618ii/u8 Block 5781 Lot 62 to 56 Prospect Aveaue 36x100 Joseph Rellly 16.04 18.39 Block 634 Lot 2 Woodbridge-CarUret Road tielato Const. Co ,, Block 67BJ Lot 1 . Prospect Avenue 36x100 Joseph Rellly 16.03 18.20 Block 634 Lot 61 Klrst Avenue John ft Julia Ruhala 31.. Block 67SJ Lot 1 Piospeet Aveme 36x100 BaUi Franklin Con. Co. 62,02 64.74 Block 636. Lot 177 ihlrd Avenue Sadie Ward* 80675 Hi ;, Block 578J Lot 8 to 6 t Aw Building 26x100 Bach Andrew Norcla 117.84 121.26 Block 636 Lot 178 ihlrd Avenue Chris Thompson Lot 7and 8 16.41 Block 637 Kdward Bechlo Block 578J Terraoe Avenue SfalOO Roee Anna Coyle .. 17.67 Lot 188 'Ihlrd Avenue Block 678J Lot 16 15.41 17.57 Block 638 Lot 262 fourth Avenue (tussle Stoblnsky 43 jj Terrace Avenue 26x100 Rose Anna Coyle .. 18.83 Block 638 Annie k And. Klkulyla 1V).% ttlock 678J Lot II Terrac* Avenue 31x100 20.63 Lot 368 Fourth Avenue Block 678J Lot 3D Julia Kohle 79.86 82.74 Block 638 Lot 813 Fifth Avenue 0x100 W. L, * no. Yeator . 66 77 jtornce Avenue 36x100 Bach Franklin Con, Co. $9.91 Block 638 uusse Stoblnsky UM rilock 578J Lot 39 to 33 35x100 Bach 43.85 Lot tit Fifth Avenue SxlOO Lot 41 and 43 Harrcll AveDue ' Franklin Con, Co. 40.08 42.63 lilock 638 Bister Dl Nlcolal 43'gg •It I, Block 578J Hairell Avenue John Hedde* Lot 316 Fifth Avenue Nathaniel Carlson .... 609 82 11, „ Block 5T8J Lot 41 and 44 81.00 38.86 Block 639 Lot H8 Woodbrldge-Carteret Road Lot 45 and 46 Harrell Avenue Martha O'Neill 26.86 27.66 Block 639 Sophua Yunker 5574 Block 478J Harnlt Avenue H.B. It M.Batterson 23.44 Block 639 Lot 870 Sixth Avenue Bophus Yunker M 71 Block 678J Lot 47 and tf 22.71 Lot 171 Sixth Avenue Lot 49 and M Harrell Avenue A. A E. Chrtatenson 13.67 14.70 Ulock 639 P. J. Kenny y^ Block 578J Ternoe AtejMM FrankHn Con. Co. 13.67 Block 63S Lot. :87J am u Avenue P. J. Kenny 43.9s Block 678K Lot 11 14.70 Lot 376 Sixth Avenue Lot 13 Terrace Avenue Franklin Con. Co. 12.68 14.71 lilock 640 Francis Urabowskj ., urn Block 678K Terrtee Avenue Irregular Franklin Con. Co. 12. lj Block 640 Lot 878 VVoodbridge-Carteret Road Alfred Wlckland ..... jn« Block 678K Lot IB 14.28 Sixth Avenue Harrell Avenue Irregular Franklin Con. Co 13.14 14.27 Bluck 640 Lot 888A CityHall Land Imp Co 564 Block 576K Lot II Franklin Con. Co. 12.14 Block 640 Lot 88SA itarltan Avenue Peter Napes •. u«i Lot 17 Harmll AMBM 14.27 Raritan Avenue Block 578K harrell Avenue Franklin Con. Co. 63.02 64.74 Block 640 Lot 886C 36x100 Peter Napes ... 28.73 mock 678K Lot 18 Franklin Con. Co. 46.67 Lot 886D and E Rarltan Avenue' Irregular 1', F. Dunigan Bat. , 77,79 Lot 23 to 3« Harrell Avenue 49.11 Block 578IC Harrell Avenirt Chaa. A. Thomas .. 20.11 22.83 Block 641A 641B LoU 1 to 4 Scott Place IntfUlar Wm. M. Carpei^r .. 37.81 Block 578L Lot 1 to 1 John W. Thomas .. 46.50 Block 641AA Lot 8 Scott Place Lot 4 riarrell Avenue 48.04 3U100 Each Samuel Oilman 87 81 Block 578L Marrell Avenue Franklin Con. Co 81.03 88.39 Block 646 LoU 6 and 7 E" Street Irrsgular Mrs. F. A. LlpMncott 16.10 Block 578L Lot 5 to 7 Franklin Con. Co. 10.34 ••£• Street Lot 11 to 16 Harrell Avenue 1345 Ulock 647 Lot 27 Irregular A. D. Brown Bit. .. 26.89 Block 578L Harrell Avenue Franklin Con. Co. 10.83 12.44 Block 947 Lot 44 '•\i" Street ImfUlar Jacob Levenaon 37915 *,iuek 678L Lot 16 Franklin Con. Co. 44.90 47.44 Block 648 Lot 14K U" Street Irregular uarrell Avenue Franklin Con. Co. A, U. Brown Bst. ... 1MH6 ulock 678L Lot 17 uooUdfe Avenue 18*100 20.11 22.83 Block 649 Lot 29 Woodbridge-Carteret R«*4 Irregular 'i'. F. Dunigan Bst. .. as.88 Lot 31 to » John W. Thomas .. Division btnet tllock Kith cooUdC* Avenue 6x100 63.62 Block 649 Lot 81 Irregular A. O, Brown Bit. .... 51.80 mock 578L Lot tl 28x101 etch Chaa, A. Thomas .... 69.96 19.86 Block 649 Lots 82 and S3 Division Street Irregular it 11 Lot tl to 36 Cooildge Avenue A. O. Brown Bit. .... 26.90 Block 6V8L Get-. Cniflrlller 17.67 19.84 lilock 660 Lot 72 Division Street Irregular John Connolly 35,sj 28211 Lot I coolldf e Avenue H Division Btreet block 578M Coolldfe Avenue G«o, Chiflrlller 17.86 25.02 Block 660 Lot 78 Irregular Jamea Osterhaut «.«o 41 J. Block 678M Lot 4 Division Street 1 Muullilge AvviMt* fa*nklln Con, go . 22.78 301 Block 660 Lots 77 and 71 JJ! 30J3 •n; r Block 678M Lot " Franklin Con. Co 23,77' Block 6J1- Lot 88 • lm Btreet . • :h W. "V." Carpintef Lot Cooildge Avenue • tt" Street 116.78 Block 578M Coolldge Avenue Franklin Con. Co 19,86 Block 654 Lot* 6 to 8 Store 26H00 Bach Annie L. UeU ... Block 678M Lot Block 654 LoU 14 to 16 • A" Street 36x100 Xach Coolldfe Avenue Franklin Con. Co 19.93 •A" Street Michael D'ArlenH 651.19 block 678M Lot LooiHlge Avenue Franklin Con. Co 19,94 Blook 667 Lota 11 and 13 Building Irregular Lulgl Vergura .. 686.73 BIOC* 678M Lot Block 669 LoU 16 and 16 Woodbridge-Carteret Road Irregular S'Jl t Cooildge Avenue mnklln Con. Co 19,93 Building Sumner Moor* 109.96 11a . Block 578M Lot 10 Ujolidge Avenue Franklin Con. Co 80.22 Block $66 Lot 3B School Street Irregular Marie Zullo 16. io Block 578M Lot 11 to 16 Franklin Con. Co 22.44 Block 666 Lot 3C School Street Irregular 1. 2 Lot 17 to 20 Adelaide Avenue Building Marie Zullo 997 40 ulock 51KM Adelaide Avenue Franklin Con. Co. , 44.90 Block $65 Lots 5 and6 West Avenue Irregular W. V. Carpenter .... 716B 9111 1 Ulock 578M Lot 21 to 24 Block 666 Lot 31 Woodbridge-Carteret Road Irregular VI : Lot 26 f 3D Adelaide Avenue Franklin Con. Co 77.60 W. V, Carpenter .... 71.68 Block 678M Adelaide Avenue 26x100 Bach Franklin Con. Co 31.00 Uluck 666 Lot 28 WoodbriOge-Carteret Road Irregular Kichard Bolger Eat.. 32,yj Block 57&N Lots 10 and 11 Bluck 665 Lot 24 »UOO Lot 12 Adelaide Avenue Wm. Lund 20.72 Woodbriage-Cartefet Road Marg. Greshelmcr ... 108,17 Block 578N Adelaide Avenue 3x100 Win. Lund 20.69 Block 666 Lot U West Avenue 26x100 Bach Block 678N Lot 18 House Junn Oftmblm 409.21 Adelaide Avenue Building Irregular John Amboojy 187,68 191.85 Bluck 667 LoU 90 and 91 ttewaren Avenue House MxlOO Bach Into Nielsen 248.01 tflock 678N Lot 19 and 30 Brown Street Irregular Marie Schulte 134.73 138.35 Bluck 667 LoU 104 to 107 iiewaren Avenue Irregular John Mllya 23,69 Block 580 Lot 68 to 70 Harrell Avenue Irregular Marie Schulte 22.44 24.71 Block. 667 Lot 121 kllizabeth Avenue Lot 71 and 72 Irregular Perfection B ft L Ass'n 43.W Block 580 Harrell Avenue Irregular Kazlmer Karul 22.44 24.71 Block 669 Lots 1 and 2 Woodbridge-Carteret Road Building Irregular Thomas Bak 612.41 Block 680 Lot 78 and 74 Harrell Avenue Julia Krock 81.00 33.36 Block 669 LoU 8 to 7 Woodbrtdge-Carteret Road Irregular Udward VSlorctwakl .. 43.80 Ulock 580 Lot 76 and 71 Harrell Avenue Stephen Arway 22.44 34,71 Block 669 LoU 10 and 11 Woodbridge-Carteret Road 36x100 Bach Fid. Union Trust Co. 95.33 Block 580 Lota 77 and 78 Kazlmer Karul 22,44 24,71 Block 669 LoU 23 to 36 Pearl Avenue Harrell Avenue 35x100 Bach Perfection B ft L Ann 48.60 4ti; • ulock 580 Lot 81 and 82 Harrell Avenue Irregular Marie Schulte 23.44 24.71 Block 669 LoU 27 to 30 Pearl Avenue 36x100 Aaron UlelUr 10 M Block 580 Lot 85 and 86 Harrtll Avenue IrMguUr Minton A. Pyne 26.66 28.96 Block 670 Lot 104 Pearl Avenue Irregular Perfection B ft L Aa'n 87.21 Block 580 Lot 89 and 80 Harrell Avenue 35X160 Bach Alf. Sharp Manley .. 14.65 1682 Block 670 LoU 106 to 113 iiewaren Avenue Lot 160 and 161 Irregular Aaron Gretter 21.7s Block 581 Barion Avenue 38X100 Bach 58.86 lilock 6i0 LuU 113 and 114 Wesley J'lact 26x100 Each Lot 263 to 367 Marie Schulte 60.18 Charles Illy (8.8) 41 xi Block 682 Barron Avenue 26x100 Bach Harry Fenlck 46.67 49.11 Block 671 LoU 79 and 80 L=niral Avenue 26x100 Lot 268 to 370 F. 11. Anderson 50.61 M.I tllock 582 Railroad Avenue SW100 Bach 47.44 block 671A Lot 64 rVoodbnage-ârteret Road 1.176 Acres Lota 812 to 316 Marie Schulte 44,60 Building fort Reading B. ft L, 488.93 481 I. Bluck 582 Wedgewood Avenue 36x100 Bach Charles A. Llndra ... 186.48 190.66 lilock 672 Lot 10A woodbrldgt-carteret Road $.974 Acres Lot* 38 and 89 Peter Sahmldt 182.04 l«i 1; iliuck 583 Wedgewood Avenue House 26x100 Bach John k Julia Siegedy 623.82 531.56 Block 672 Lot 14 Wuodbrlage-Oirteret hoad 36x100 Each Ulock 583 Lots 40 and 41 LoU 182 to 136 Perfuctlon B ft L Ass'n 54.66 67, AJ Wedgewood Avenue 25x100 Each Morris Black 186.48 190.66 Bluck 674 Sewaren Avenue 36X100 Each Pauline Rock ..,;,.,. 28102 Mlock 583 Lota 42 and 41! Wedfewood Avenue 36x100 Bach Bmil C. Blanchard 443.54 lilock G74 LoU 163 to 166 Central Avenue 2S'J a, 450.64 36x100 Bach Perfection B ft L AM'n 48.62 16 : i lilock 583 Lota 62 to 66 36x100 Morris R. Black 22.44 Block 675 LoU 226 to 229 gewaren Avenue Carrol Avenue 24.71 26x100 Each Perfection B ft L Aai'n 31.79 : block 583 Lot 63 Carrol Avenue 36x100 Each Jos. F. McEwen ,.. 234.56 Block 675 LoU 368 and 389 Madison Avenue 24.0 , Lota 63 and 64 House 239.27 26x100 Each Block 543 Carrol Avenue 3»X100 Bach Kmil C. Blanchard 120.31 123.67 Block 679 LoU 407 to 413 Scwaren Avenue 26x100 Each Anton Oadek ...... 138.81 142 3; Block 583 Lota 72 to 74 < - '49 and 660 Peter M. JurgeMeu .. 38.12 Hldgedal* Avenue House Irregular Jennie V. Will .... 826.96 837.24 Ulock 1)80 Sewaren Avenu« 26x100 Each ulock 684 Lou 46 and 46 iiorman Plaoe Caroline Murphy ... 16.83 Ulock 6W LoU 651 to 666 Sewaren Avenue Perfection B ft L AM'n 68.49 Lot 63 26x100 19.03 36x100 Each ulock 686 Norman Place Caroline Murphy ••• 16.83 19.03 lilock 685 LoU 646 and 647 Sewaren Avenue 36x100 Perfection B ft L Ata'n 31.86 nluc*686 Lot U :tui'inan Place Caroline Murphy 16.82 Block 686 Lot 648 Sewaren Avenue Gulseppe Delliasi .... 14.79 Lot M 19.02 26x100 Perfection B ft L Asi'n 10.71 t,lock 685 Kaliway Avenue Trank KourU 572.00 579.33 Block 685 Lot 649 Sewaren Avenuu Irregular 11 w tilock 6M LoU 5 and 6 Hahway Avenue 286.44 Block 686D Lota 62 to 66 Kadclltf Place Joseph Huka 66.61 69.21 Lot 7 • 'rank Kourtz 291.11 Irregular Joseph Juhat 15.42 Hose Place aakidlse .... 73.60 76.41 Block 68SD Lot 82 Central Avenua 100x300 17.61) Block 58> Lota 72 and 73 Koae Place 73.60 Block 687 Lots West Avenue . House * Oarage John Rymsha ,.. 942.66 Lots 74 and 76 sakldlse .... 76.41 Irregular Block 586 Leone Street Hoiua arcjld B. Salter — 699.41 709.32 Block 687 Lot 178 west Avenue. Irregular First National Co. ... 68.48 Block 588 Lota 63 and 64 Leone Street 94.39 Block 688 LoU 779 to 711 Central Avenue Anna Sltass 38.54 Lota 57 and 68 }eo, W, Kl'iHi Jr ... 97.43 Irregular 35.si Block 588 Trinity Lane Kristlue Sebenta 117,87 120.96 Block 688 LoU 785 to 787 Central Avenue Building 25x100 fisch Stephen Blahop , 330.42 326 r.i ulock 688 Lot 68 31x100 Block 688 LoU 794 and 796 Pleasant Avenue Michael Olexe 23.73 Trinity Lane , Home Irregular Andrew K, Jensen •• 278.33 283.59 26x100 iilock 589 Lot 101 Trinity Lane Ulock 688 Lot (13. Sewaren Avenue Phillip Borek 22.32 1 Lot 102 House Irregular Jos. & Theresa Cortea 241.52 253 42 4.27 Acres 24. i .' lilock 689 Leone Street 12 Block 688 LoU 8MA and 816 Sewaren Avenue Buildings 26x100 Nicholas Radlch 1,270.46 ulock 689 Lota 108 to 107 House 36X100 Sach Andrew K. Jensen .. Block 691 . Pleasant Avanue Oarage Margaret A. Rodnak 104.57 Leone Street House 36xl(H) Each Zehrer Lot 886. 26x100 Each Block 689 Lots 121 and 122 W. Cart. Road Block 691 * LoU 887 and 888 Pleasant Avenue House k Oarage 26x100 Each Vincent Rodnak 699.18 clock 590 Lot 8 mette W. Hoagland Bluck 691 Jersey Flues W. Cart. Road W. Hoaglanil LoU 913 to 816 26x100 Bach Lo\iis» Olsen 66.88 68 M block 590 Lota 4 and t Lewis Street LoU 919 and 920 Jersey Place 26x100 fc&ch Ben. ft Agnes McLean 39.82 42.21 uluck 690A Lota 136 and 137 Block 691 Lewla Street *•-*••'• mt ulock 692 Lot 984 and 986 caivui Street 26x100 Bach John (Jeterek 48,72 61.1, Block 690A Lota 144 and 146 Lewis Street 192,49 196,26 Lot 988 and 989 Calvin Street 25x100 Each James Duggan 80.81 Bluck 590A Lota 146 and 147 Block 692 Calvin Street 331? Lewis Street Building Uvm-Trucking Sup. Co. 761.98 772.62 Block 682 Lot 990 and 992 25x100 J. Miller, Trust** ... 60.72 63,_'V Block 690A Lot 161 W. Ctrt. Road" Calvin Street Irregular •Catherine Zyglarski . 20.49 block 690A Lota 162 and 168 House 26x100 Each Ambrose Mundy 681.76 691.49 blucK tiH2 Pleasant Avenue W. Cart. Road 83.10 Lot 1000 and 1001 Irregular Patrick J. 8cann«U .. 22.33 24.53 lilock 690A Lots 164 and 166 26x100 BACU Q«n,Trucklng Sup Co, Block 692 lieasuiit Avenue Rahway Avenue Frank Kourtz 1,748.17 1,766.34 Block 692 Lot 1006 and 1007 25x100 Bach Lewis Iaenberg 39.81 u.2t; Diock 591 LoU 1 to t Wedgewood Avenue Irregular central Avenue 26x100 Each John Qallos 23.33 Block 591 House Irregular Hedwlg Gausohow ,.. 393,82 400,25 Block 693 Lot 928 and 929 24. to Lots 8 and 9 Wedgewood Avenue Thomas Salisbury .... 180.03 184,19 Lot 942 and 943 Calvin Street 25x100 Bach Ida Schilling 80.7J 33 1;, Bluck 591 LoU 20 and 31 Building 26xlrr«gular Bach Block 693 cuivln Street Wedgewood Avenue Lauat Nelson 16.27 18.45 Block 693 Lot 946 and 946 House Irregular Franklin C. Frederick 261.84 21'i.s" Block 591 Lot 8ft of 23 Railway Avenue - Irregular Irregular House Irregular Mark McCauley 675.84 686.20 Block 893 Lot 966 bowaren Avenue Domomck Benlncan 19.86 2i.b Block 892A LoU 11 and 14 Runway Avenue Joseph Romalis 13&-.08 142.41 36x100 Irregular Block 693 Lot 956 and 957 Qjwaren Avenue House Abble ft Ben Trsider 697.33 606. W Block 692A Lot 17 Kaliway Avenue EHhu Lambertson ... 1,475.99 1,492.27 26x100 Block 692B Lot 1 3.47 Acres Block 693 Lot 969 f leasaflt Avenue Frank Payak 1644 17.hi Railway Avenue Leak Walchek 57.16 69.83 Block 693 Pleasant Avenue 26x100 Bach Rose Benowlta ...... Bluck &92C Lot 1 Kahway Avenue 3.60 Acres Lot 973 15.44 171I1: Irregular C. W. A. Hahu 390.01 396.91 Bluck 694 Lot U02 and 1103 Vemon Street 26x100 Each Ick 696C Craske Street Dora NelBon 166.16 158.96 Lot 570 to 679 Bridge Street Baldwin Realty Co. , LoU 54 and 66 Block 697B Lot 542 and 648 Irregular 179.68 183 V" Block 596C Rahway Avenue Irregular Mary Jo»t 147.05 150,67 Central Avenue Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. LoU 58 and 59 Irregular Barnard Jost 634.28 643.27-. Block 697B Lot 546 to 6(1 Austin Street 26.66 Block 596C Lot 6tA Rahway Avenue House 25x100 Each Baldwin Realty Co. 79.53 Block 596C Schoder Avenue Irregular Mary Jost 88.47 91.41 Block 698 Lot 1138 land U39 Robert Street Rose BenowiU Lot 80 Block 698 Lot 1163 to 1166 36x100 30.79 Block 596C Schoder Avenue Irregular Mary jost 587.38 595.96 vernon Street 25x100 Bach Anton Qadek 44.66 Block 597 Rahway Avenue Irregular John Takath 3.11.56 316.59 Block 698 Lot 1168. Vernon Street LoU 12 and 18 Block 698 Irregular Anton Gadek 18.88 Block 597 Lot 31 Bait Avenue 40X100 Edward Hurater 26,66 28.98 Lot 1169 and 1170 Vernon Street Irregular Fred Larson 67.36 70.17 Block 699B Isabell Campbell .. 22.82 Block 598 Lot IB Rldgedale Avenu* Lot 8 Old Road Irregular Florence V. Tlsdale Block 598 Rldgedale Avenue House Eric Thompson 780,41 791.11 . Block 699B 100.63 Lot 1C Block 699B Lot 6 Old Road Irregular Stephen Maaar 22.82 Block 598 Lota 9 to 13 East Avenue 40x100 Bach Dora Nelson M0.61 245.34 Lot 9 Old Road Irregular 962.23 Block 699B Raymond Be'guina .. 34.82 Block 599 Lou 3A and 3B Prospect Avenue , House Irregular Re lrt Nat, Bank ... 949.19 Lot 10 Old Road Irregular Raymond Seguutt .. Block 599 60x100 Thomas Murray 544,12 552.56 Bluck 699C Lot 1 2180 Lot 4B Rldgedale Avenu* House k Garage Old Road 26x160 Emily J. De Forest , -12 .1 Block 599 Irregular Daniel Desmond 53.34 55.97 Block 700 Sewaren Avenue • 89.79 Lot 6 Ridgedale Avenue Block 700 Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. .. 63.80 Block 600E LoU 23 and 24 Rldgedale Avenue' 26x100 Each AngeloftValerlna. Ricci 394.92 401.27 Summit Avenue Irregular 26x100 Each John Nagy 396.70 402.94 Block 700 Baldwin Realty Co. . 81.89 Block 600E Lots 26 and 36 Ridgedale Avenue Lot 667 Summit Avenue Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. , Block 600F Hillside Avenue 25x100 Bach Wm. Schmidt 46.67 49.11 Block 700 Lot 668 Summit Avenue 81.88 Lota 21 and 23 Block 700 Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 81.89 Block 60OF Lou 25 and 24 Ridgedale Aveaue House 26x100 Bach Rose Galaida 1,018.46 1,031.52 Lot 671 Old Road Irregular Buckwell Avtnue P. A. B & L Ass'n .. 749.64 757.90 Block 700 Lot 674 Baldwin Realty Co. . 70.74 Block 600O LuU 16 and 16 House , Irregular Old Road Irregular 69.46 Block 6001 LoU 1 to 3 Rldgedale Ave. k Hillside Avenue Bessie L. Pfelffer ... 419.07 426.34 Block 700 Lot 676 Baldwin Realty Co. , House and' Garage Irregular Block700 Old Road 36x100 tach Baldwn Realty Co. . 69.46 Block 8001 LoU 8 and 9 Hillside Avenue Fred S. Baldwin .... 254.38 258.82 Lot 678 Old Road 16x136 Bach Block 6001 36x100 Bach 699.49 Block 701 Baldwin Realty Co. . 69.47 Lots 16 and 17 Hillside Avenu* House and Garage 26x100 Each M. H. Winfleld 690.96 Block 701 Lot 632 to 635 Summit Avenue 26x136 Bach Baldwin Realty Co, . 61.60 Block 600J LoU 11 to 14 Hillside Avenue Bessie L. Pfeiffer ... 56.70 {A38 Lot 687 to 543-. Sherman Avenue 16x125 Each Block 600K 26x100 Each 615.21 Block .701 ' Summit Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. . 148.80 Lots 40 and 41 Buckwell Avenue , 26x100 Each Frank Baumgartner . 607.87 Block 701 Lot 646 to 648 26ll3&Each Baldwin Realty Co. , 118.66 Block 600K LoU 42 and 43 Buckwell Avenue Frank Baumgartner . 500.66 507.95 Lot' 649 and 660 Sewaren Avenue 36x100 Each . 42.71 Block 701 Baldwin Realty Co. . 86.03 Block 600L LoU 22 and 23 Buckwell Avenue S. Amboy Lbr. Oo. .. 40.24 Lot 66S and 664 Sewaren Avenue 88.03 Block 600L Bungalow 26x100 Each Samuel Koestler 989.71 1,002.23 Block 702 Baldwin Raalty Co. . Lots 24 and 26 Buckwell AVenue Block 702 Lot 110 Summit Avenue 13.07 Block COOL LoU 26 and 27 Buckwetl Avenue Building 26x100 Each Samuel Koeatler 899.89 911.83 36x100 Baldwin Realty Co. , 26x100 Bach Block 702 Lot 611 to 819 Grant Street 28x100 Each Block 604 Lot 525 Wuodbndge-Carteret Road Bster Rich 47.79 50.31 Lot 630 to 628 Summit Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. .. Block 605 Irregular 100.54 Block 702 26X100 Bach Baldwin Realty Co. . 48.46 61 " LoU 1 to 4 Woodbridge-Carteret Road 8.29 Acres Peter Schmidt 97.41 Block 702A Lot 626 to 681 Sherman Street 29x100 Bach Block 608 Lots 435C and 436D John Street Mrs. C. Carmle 29.28 31.62 Lot 680 and (|K Summit Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. . 107.80 llli Block 608 36X100 Each 9.83 Block 702A XHOOlach Hum Peterson 8844 S5!' Lota 445 and 446 John Street Irregular CityHall Land Imp Co 7.75 Block 702A Lot 694 and 696 Summit Avenue 26x100 Bach Block 609 Lots 440A 44OB J nines Btreet CityHall Land top Co 10.62 12,64 Lot 608 • Grant Street Baldwin Raalty Co. . 99.84 102 •• Block 609 18x100 Each 9.29 Block 702A 16x100 Baldwin Realty Co. , Lots 442A and 44JB James Street CityHall Land Imp ,Co 7.21 Block 702A Lot 604 Grant Street 34.16 Block 609 36X10O0 BacKMh David k A. Block .... 26.77 28.06 HH00 Baldwin R«*hy Co. . 34.66 LoU 444A and 444B James Street UlOO Kh Block 7O2A Lot 606 Grant Btreet 16x100 Block 610 LoU 451 James Street ( SOxliO Domlnlck Scala ..... 21,20 23.46 Lot 608 Grant Street Baldwin Realty Co. . 34.66 Block 610 O. & L. Mellaranga .. 21.96 24.21 Block 709 Imgular Baldwin Realty Co. . Lot 463 James Street <"•.. 60x160 Block 709 Lot 269 and 260 Woodbrldge Avenue 24.66 Block 611 Lot 471 Prall Street 60x110 John Chereany 18.96 21.16 Woodbrldje Avenue 16x116 Each John Z&chlesba 54.83 Block 611 21.44 Block 709 Lot 364 *X126 Lot 476 Prall Street I EOxtiO Sarah Kllakawich .... 19.23 Block 709 Lot 314 to 819 Scott Placq Benlto Vasques 80.79 33 li Block 611 Lot 478 Prall Street V 60x150 Ponzo Vlncenza 10,63 12.75 Scott Place Imgular Jwu W. Rohr .. . 146.13 14SI VI Block 611 18.72 Block 709 Lot 820 to 883 Irregular Lot 4J7 Seventh Avenue CityHall Land Imp Co 16.53 Block 709 Lot 834 and 836 Austin Street Baldwin Realty Co. . 79.71 Block 612 Lot 408B Sixth Avenue MxUB John Kubai 30.37 32.69 Austin Street Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 106.12 109! Block 612 23.46 Block 709A Lot 836 to 828 LoU 4O4A and 4MB Sixth Avenue *" aSxlStBaeh Mary Umertiek 21.30 Block 709A Lot 363 and 864 Austin Street Antonio Guerna 149.71 Block 612 Lot 416 B Sixth Avenue .. 26x116 Mary Smertlck 14.67 16.84 Austin Street 16x100 Bach SUt« UnginaeriU Co.. 188.69 Block 612 23.46 Block 709A Lot 366 to 868 " Cash Lots 406C and 406D Seventh Avenu* 36x116 Bach Mary Smertick 21.30 Block 7O9A Lot 361 and 863 Austlq Street BaldwmSealty Co. . 217.86 221.1', Block 612 Lots 4O7A and 407B Sixth AvtiUM X ^KI^K yjh CityHall Land Imp Co- 7.21 B.29 Bach Baldwin Realty Co. , 108.70 lll v- 40.24 Block 7O9A Lot 36S and 861 Summit Avenue Bach Block 612 LoU 411A and 412B Sixth AVMU*> John J. Hayes 87 81 Bridge Street Baldwin Realty Co. . 103.24 Block 612 7.32 Block 70»A Lot 370 and 171 Idt 413D Seventh Avanue CityHall Land Imp Co 6.26 Block 709A LoU 874 to 880 Rridge Street Bach Baldwin Really Co. 89.80 Block 612 LoU 414A and 414B Sixth Avenue n John A Mary Grill ... 11 86 18.49 Bach 189.18 36x136 Bach 733 Block 709A Lot 881 and 882 Summit Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. Block 613 Lot 84IA Fifth Aven«« CityHall Land Imp Co 5.27 Lot 888 and 384 Summit Avenue Bath Baldwin Realty Oo. 108.34 Block 613 Sixth Avenue 16x100 Lll. *E1U McNorne . 5.52 7.69 Block 710 47.07 Lot 846C 26x100 Block 710 Lot 274 and 376 Woodbrldge Avenu* Baeh Filomlna Laporuaa . <••.«• Block 613 LoU 353-C-D-K Sixth Avenue CityHall Land Imp Co 10.85 12.97 Woodbrtdge Avenue Baoh Block 613 Fifth Avenue Irregular Lora B. Patterson ... 23.19 26.44 Block 710 Lot 3T8 Cornelius Convery fttet. 296.68 Lot 346B 26x100 Bluck 710 Lot 886 and 388 Bridge Street Herman Roth 167.38 ltil) :'.i Block 618 Lot 8NC Sixth Avanu* Harry 1.. Rrust 18 96 21.16 Bridge Street 26x100 26.44 Block 710 Lot 887 and 388 K Cornelius Convery Bit 48.36 Block 618 Lot 849B Fifth Avenue Patrick McFadden ... 23.19 Grant Street 42 -• Block 613 36x100 12.75 Block 710A Lot 400 and 410 Bach Baldwin Realty to. . 89.80 Lot 84SD Sixth Avenu* '36x100 Ella B. Tllden 10.63 Block 710A Lot 284 and 286 Wondbridge Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. . 8617 MM- Block 613 Lot 361A Fifth Avenue CityHall Land Imp Co 5.27 7.88 l 26x100 12.96 Block 710A Lot m and 387 YVoodbridge Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. . 288.09 Block 613 Lot 351B Fifth Avenu* . 26x100 CityHall Land Imp Co 10.83 Sherman Btnet Block 618 9.76 Block 710A Lot 431 and 484 Meyer Marder J 378.74 Lot 361D Sixth Avanu* 35x100 John Maples 7.67 Block 710A • Lot 437 and 438 Sherman Street Block 614 Fourth Avenu* < >'-T : 57.17 Louisa Olsen 4166 Lots 377 and 278 60x100 Bach Oeo. Busch 54.83 Block 710A Lot 443 and 444 Sherman Street Block 614 Lot 379 Fourth Avenue 60x100 John Smith 15.89 18.08 Baldwin Realty Co. . 68.01 16.08 Block 71QA Lot 446 Mid 446 Summit Avenue Baldwin RealtRealty Co. , 58.01 Block 616 Lot 306 Third Avanue 60x100 Zygmong Krygier .... 22.88 Summit Avenue Fourth Avenue 18.08 Block 711 Lot 447 and 448 Ball"- * Malso" ' n R'lty Co. 47.0» 49.63 Block 615 Lot 216 60x100 John Svltank 15.89 Lot 293 and 298 Woodbrldge Avenue Block 615 Lot 217 Fourth Avanu* < , John Svitank 22.24 24.49 Block 711 Baldwin Realty Co. 89.72 42 ys 60x100 Lot 294 Woodbridga Avenue Ii68til Block 616 LoU 222 and 22SA Fourth Avanue 60x100 Bach Martin Zwoboda 66.15 68.93 Block 711 Murray Llnett 649.44 18.73 Block 711 Lot 4i» Sherman Btreet ; Heiman Both 139.88 143.31 Block 616 Lot 167 Third Avenu* 60X100 Geo Desch 16.64 Summit Avenue 1 Block 617 60x100 18.08 Blook 711 Lot 463 to 465 Murray Llnett 3810 25.3" Lot 78 First Avenu* Charles A. Conradi .. 15.89 Block 711A Lot 478 and 479 Summit Avenue Block 617 Lot 88 Second Avenu* 66x100 Stanley Sadoskl 15.89 18.08 Baldwin Realty Co. . 69.66 62 3i) 36.06 Block 711A Lot 488 and 489 Sewaren Avenue 86.90 38 i: Block 618 Lot 26 Blair Road Irregular David Zuker .' 33.68 Sewaren Avenue Belle Maisoji R'lty Co Block 618 Kirat Av*nu* rregular 66.36 Block 711A Lot 493 to 4H Andrew A.' Roerlf .. 8211.91 LoU W and 27 Henrietta L. Brown . 63.83 Block 711A Lot 496 Block 618 Lot II First Awnu* {rrenlkr Margaret Halpin 49.96 46,47 Summit Avtnue Baldwin Realty Co. 6964 KfatlOO 40.36 Block 711A Lot 496 Block 619 - Lot N First Avenu* Edward Farley Jr. . 87.81 Lot 4*9 Summit Avenue Baldwin Realty Oo. 21.19 23,44 Block 630 First Avenu* 60x100 84.32 Block 711A S2.7:i Lot 70 Kilt. Wattenfuehr .... 81.84 Block TUB Lot 612 ' Sumn>U Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. 89.86 Block 830 Lot 76 First Avenu* 60x100 Frank Wlasonko 21.91 24.17 Summit Avenue Baldwin Realty Co. 92.7" Second Avenu* 6»xl00 Bach 49.89 Block 711B Lot 617 89.87 Block 620 LoU 101 and 102 Uetuchen Rlty Co. .. 47.84 Lot 518 Meade Street Baldwin Realty Co. 89,87 92.7U Block 631 288.60 Block TUB 18.» Lots 135 and 186 Second Avenu* (0x100 Bach PhlltFaunle . Mundlnes 283.66 Block TUB Lot B38 Meade Street Jacob Llnataky 16.75 Block 622 Lot 2» Fourth Anno* ' 50x100 James Wlseley 189.89 141.38 Meade. Street 166.60 Block 714 Baldwin Realty Co. 19.8a Block 638 Lot W Fourth Avenue 60x100 Alexander Wlseley -.. 162.01 Lot 837 and 628 Meade Street Baldwin Realty Co. Block 82* 10x100 156.80 Block 714 Lot 288 Fourth Avanu* Anthony Shamla 16101 Block 714 Lot U0 Sttwaren Avenue Baldwin RlRealtt y CoSo..' '. 28!0S 30.SU' Block 634 LoU «89 and 840 Fifth Avenue 80x100 lach CityHall Land Imp Co 69.98 13.70 Sewareq Avenua 788 Block 7^ Lot 331 Mlla Franiblau 83.18 96.04 , Blot* 636 Lot SKA Central Avenu* 24x100 filyHall Land Imp Co 5.27 Lot 248D Woodbridge Avenu* 96.01 (826 Central Avenue 36x100 13.76 Block 716 Blla Franablau 90.18 Lot 1MB Jennie M. Norton .... 10.63 Block 716 Lot 213 Sewaren Avenu* Golda U. Warren .... 1.UI.M 1.380.58 [635 l«t SMD and B Central Avenu* 10 Bach CityHall iAiid Imii Co 10,62 Lot 119 WoodbrWge Avenu* [836 Suventh Avanu* ' Bach I 718 Morris Anewtein .. 86.40 nitvHnll Land Imp Co -10.62 LoU 184 and 186 Robert Btratt Bartalo Soamituto 1W.M 143.30 Sixth' Avenue «l» CltyHaU Land Imp Co 6.37 WoodbrUs* Amu* Seventh" Avenu* Baldwin Raalty Co. 3l«* CityHall Land Imp Co 6.77 Lot W Robert 8tr«t Mary B. Pender ... Sixth Avenue Jultn k Annie Sonant 14.87 V Rdbert Btriet 1 . Seventh Avenu* CityHall Land Imp Co 6.37 L m and 130 Woo^B.ft L m-n Grand Avenu* i Joet Ruse TumntlMllo 7.46 Sewven Avenu* gemtb Atttnu* , Ramon Cllmant 28.87 Sewaren Avenu* RtrttM Amu* CityHall Land Imp Co 11.26 1 and 186 Charle* Strttt Wm. Hardick 18.85 and 161 Robert Street RarMM AMMM '•"''• Mm Marok Hay*us_ 75.74 and 149 JOBJIPL.„ .... , Central Avenue CityHall Land tap Co 6.37 Wife: mi. WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FKTDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1935 r PAGE "Bright Lights" & "We're In The Money" At Regent Theatre Elizabetl

RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway. LIBERTY THEATRE,—Elizabeth. REGENT TWPATi»F.._E,iiabe,,1- AT RITZ THEATRE, TOMORROW

Aim Sothcrn and (kne Raymond in a swne from "Hoo- i;iv for I,IHT." starting tomorrow at the Rltz Theatre, Ellia- Dick Powell and Joan Blondel! In "Broadway Gondo- lietli. lier" to commence Sunday at the Railway Theatte. .loo K. Uiwn in "Hricht Uclits," rn-feature of "We're in the Money," now plnylnc ;it the Regent Theatre, In Ellia- beth. STAGE

a romance jrrows hi'twoi'ii Julm Holes and Miss Hudson Hollywood Highlights •Hid reaches a satisfactory climax. AND SCREEN ISELIN THEATRE, ISELIN. Eleanor Powell and June Knight have both just com- RAHWAY THEATRE, RAHWAY. SHIRLEY TEMPLE „ rcrotled itf she really is in btr sunny Fox Fik Under the management of David Kahn of Newark, pleted roles in "Broadway Melody of 1936." Today and tomorrow only, the Rahway Theatre will production, "Curly lop." America's darling sings and dunces in this happ) the lselin Theatre will open its doors today. Needless to be showing the late Will Rogers starring in "Doubting tuneful treat. say that it is a source of satisfaction to the residents of Robert Edmond Jones, who acted as color designer:! Thomas", and will be co-featured with the film "Ladies lselin since they will no I anger have to go out of town to in "Becky Sharp", has been engaged as color director off Love Danger". In^the former Will Rogers portrays the RITZ THEATRE, ELIZABETH. the movies. Under independent management of the sort Pioneer Pictures role of a simple home-loving sausage manufacturer whose Stalling Saturday, August 31st, the Ritss Theatre will that Mr. Kahn promises, the public will be treated to the life is suddenly thrown in a turmoil when his wife wins an present the 1936 edition of Connie's Hot Chocolates. Fca-!latest pictures at most reasonable prices. The interior of "Enemy of Man" is the title of the next picture for] amateur radio contest. Roger's son, Frank Albertson also tured in this sepia review are LeRoy Smith and his orches-' the theatre has been thoroughly cleared of the dust and' Paul Muni finds that his sweetheart has become stage struck. Father tra, who only recently ended a long engagement at therubbish that has collected there for the past few years and son have their troubles after wife and fiancee appear Cotton Club and Radoijffe and Rogers, two of the better and is ready to receive a capacity crowd who will be Miuy Pickford has sold one of her first starring vehi-* in an amateur theatrical. Rogers finally affects a cure dusky comedians. This revue also boasts of a chorus of £ her? to wish the management well in the new venture. cles, "Little Lord Fauntleroy," to United Artists who will] that will make this, one of his last pictures, more lasting twelve creole beauties. star Freddie Bartholomew in the title role in the memory of the audience than many of his other Comedy, romance and glamour divide honors against successes, In "Shanghai" Loretta Young and Charles Boy- FORDS PLAYHOUSE, FORDS. •A background of tuneful music in RKO Radio's "Hooray A week of hits has been scheduled for the popular Hear Admiral Richard E. Byrd is in Hollywood edit-l er are co-at&rred in an oriental drama that has old Shang- lor Love", which features Ann Sothern'and Gene Ray- ing a full length motion picture of his last South Polar ex-" hai as its background. Boyer the son of a Russian father Fords Playhouse, each program being a double feature mond. Romance is provided by the young college mam with current news reel shots and selected short subjects. plor:itio,n. He is suffering from gas poisoning, which he re- and Chinese mother, conceals his identity until after a who aspires to be a Broadway produced1 and the girl who ceived while in his advance base, 12:') miles inland from great business success. When he makes the announcement 'Today and tomorrow only will be shown "Motive for Re-, wants to be a musical comedy star. When their paths cross, Revenge" starring Donald Cook and Irene Harvey, the Little America uf his anct'Btry to Loretta Young with whom he has fallen it is love at first sight, and they travel the road to success in love, the ensuing drama developes situations which are associate feature being "Outlawed Guns" starring the together. Two clever comedy teams carry the burden of û&4fasfernstar Buck Jones. Sunday and Monday the highest type of entertainment. How Shanghai society the hilaaity provided in the story. Pert Kelton, as a gold- and how Lai etta Young react to this information, and how branded" wufTiisyNfVancis will appear cofeatured digging chorua girl, is teamed with Etienne Girardot, as •with that great comedy Veam Wheeler and Woolsey in RHYTHM .•me proves her true worth are revealed in the touching, a senile old judge who is being induced to put his money dramatic climax. For three days, September 1, 2, 3, Sun- "Nit Wits". For Wednesday and Thursday the manage- ROMANCE! into u Broadway show so that his darling can be in thement have scheduled "Front Page Woman" starring Bet- day, Monday and Tuesday ,two more features are the company. LAUGHS! schedule. "Broadway Gondolier" and "Ladies Love Dan- te Davis and George Brent and "Twenty Dollars a Week" featuring.George Murray. MUSIC! ge.i" will afford- fine entertainment to the Labor Day pa- Gl RLSU trons of the Rahway Theatre, the management having ar- LIBERTY THEATRE, ELIZABETH. ranged a continuous performance for Labor Day. Dyed-in-the-wool Shirley Temple fans will be glad to read that beginning tomorrow at the Liberty Theatre Elizabeth she will be featured in her latest starring sen- REGENT THEATRE, ELIZABETH. sation "Curly-top". This feature coupled with George Beginning today at the Regent Theatre Elizabeth RAHWAY THEATRE O'Brien in a drama of danger "Hard-rock Harrigan" will and continuing for the entire week we find two of the sea- play the entire week. In th« former Shirley Temple un- sons greatest comedy hits, "We're in the Money" featur- doubtedly scores her greatest personal .hit. The opening SUNDAY - MONDAY - Tl'KSDAY - SKI'T. 1, 2, ;l ing Joan Blondell and Glenda Fanrell and the one and scenes show her in an orphanage wher she is the great only Joe E. Brown in "Bright Lights". The combination of cut-up, fotever getting into trouble and always laughing Blondell, Farre|l and Hugh Herbert have bean the source herself out' of it. John Boles, the millionaire patron of of great comedy in many pictures including "Traveling the orphanage, adopts the child. He also has to adopt her ''Smash musical tops with song hits Saleslady", Kansas City Princess" and "Havana Widows". pet Dony, her duck and her lovely sister, Rochelle Hud- [J r-^ swell sweetheart team and grand Joan, aided and abetted by her pal', the. equally gold-dig- son as part of the bargain. The ensuing scenes show how ging Glenda FanielL^pvfsues the man she loves. The sub^ terfuges that she^fesorts to, to serve breach of promises 'Cheers ttf the Crowd" (Mono- A fOOTLOOII papers on him and ibe complications that ensue makes a gram). •HOW WITH A comedy of errojr^&nd double crosses that are said to be A nice picture with consider- HIAIT WARM- funnier than any picture these three comedians have ever able comedy and ability to hold IN* tlOWl made. The big thrill comes in the scene where Man Moun- ones interest. tain Dean and Chief Little Wolf stage a fierce wrestling Good for the family. Htioitgioraiwnp' bout in which the Man Mountain is hurled from the ring Ing Hit nortoul into the laps of the two girls. He is served with papers forthwith and then gets back into the ring and almost de- molishes Chief Little Wolf. In "Bright Lights" Joe E. LIBERTY Brown is portrayed as' the husband of Ann Dvorak, who ELIZABETH, N. J. Hit Songti form a stage partnership that is. touring the provinces as STARTS TOMORROW part cf a burlesque troupe. I'm In Love All Ovar Again," "You're an Angel," SHE SINGS! SHE DANCESI "I'm living In a ISELIN SHE BRIGHTENS EVERY Gr»al Big Way," HEART WITH HER "Hooray lor two." JOE E. BROWN FORDS Jk LAUGHTER! EMBASSY Ann DVORAK • Patricia ELLIS • William QARGAN PLAYHOUSE Th« 5 MAXEUOS MIDNIGHT THEATRE * TODAY and TOMORROW SHOW TODAY and TOMORROW POWDER MY BACK" SATURDAY MOTIVE for REVENGE SHIRLEY TEMPLE POWELL . All Seats DONALD IRENE Joan BLONDELL Sâ—sa—-=?9^' COOK HERVEY SHIRLEY Tnsy LOV# Km • ADOLPHE MENJOU and Ltsve 'Em. •—also— •Our Little Girl' WITH A • —alsa- LOUISE FAZENDA i Summons! "OUTLAWED GUNS" TEMPLE WILLIAM GAROAN FOUR MILLS BROTHERS with BUCK JONES "Black Sheep" Curly Toft GEORGE BARBICR with Edmund Lowe 1 x TCP riORITO & HIS BAND SUNDAY — MONDAY . GRANT MITCHELL SUNDAY - • MONDAY ion nciuii *ii» Ann Sothern • Gene Raymond * DUBIN'S SONO HITS 'STRANDED' JOHN : ALSO :.\ir: BOLES MLl ROIINSON MARIA GAMBAMll | Starring KAY FRANCIS | lOCHIlli i THURSTON HALL PMT KUTO* Continuous —also— HUDSON ON STACK life Begins JAHI CONNIE'S Performance, JOAN GLENDA 1WHEELER & WOOLSE1 DARWELLi HOT .year's bi'sl -to- CHOCOLATES LABOR Comwly At 40' —Fi'iiturlny "Perfectly 'NITWITS' Le ROY SMITH BLONDELL FARRELL DAY Mis-mated' A Wirmr Iroi. l«tl(H hit STARRING THE LATE 2 Smash Hits 2 — and his— WILL ROGERS DRAMA of DANGER! ORCHESTRA Assoc. feature TWO HITS- FRIDAY - SATURDAY — TWO HITS FRONT PAGE WOMi Kaddlff anil Rogtws Wanner Baxter GEORGE 0 BRIEN UCDREDT 12- Sepia Beauties -12 LORETTA YOUNG HOBARl CAVANAUQI BETTE . GEORC1 --in— PHIl RCOAI 45- Harlem Stars -45 WILL DAVIS BRENT HARD-ROCK A —and— —also-- ROGERS L .-ia-_ CHARLES BOYER "Pampas . HARRIGAN - S —in— 1*0 A WEEK' I.JIRIEViT. NEAR MOAD lUlAIHN , •DOUBTING 0 GEORGE MURRAY Mid-nlte Siiow Saturday. —AH Seats after 10:31) p. ui. 25c THOMAS' 'SHANGHAI' Cod Moon' "COOL AS A POOL" WOODBtUDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNTNG, AUGUST 30, 1935 PAGE EIGHT rlgbta. prlvltegM. heitdiUnutti and appurteniiocei thereunto beloDtlnr ,,, "3URGEOV KILLS MAN 'Manufactured' Weather Tests Plane In anywiM apperUtalM. ^^" "' This Animal's a Zoo in Itself! Mexico City -Miguel Delatorrp Obituaries CRASH AND FIRE imagined himwlf a great surgeon, CHAS K. SIAMAN. Bi about to operate on n patient, and JOSEPH SISOLAK plunged a sharpened wire into the i FORDS. — Joseph Sisolak. two i :irt of K;?'?sco Vea, fellow i years old, ton. of Mr. and Mrs. SNARLS TRAFFIC • e n an asylum here John Sisolak, of Crows Mill road, LEGAL NOTICE ! this place, died Monday at the IN CHANCBRY OP NBW JlR NEW RACKET perth Amboy General hospital tOU ANNA RBDLINd SABO Oakland. Mr—Racketeers are of lock-jaw, said to have devel-; nnd ALEXANDER SABO: ON HIGHWAY 25 By virtue of an order of the Oiu.. heading using the old age pen- ed from an infected toe caused i op Chancery of New Jertey, aa|p(| sion law to mulct the gullible Of- by a blister. Funeral services R 8. 1935, made in a cause wlicf AVFVF.I. Tiirrf- (,.i, \v re df- : IUIS ii.f looking for two young were held Tuesday morning at In Woodbrldge Building and Loan A« ire V,vi, ].•';-;-•••Tis ni - hilldii |g complainant, and you ni .| strnyi-il • > men who collected $2.00 from rev-1 Our Lady of Peace church, Fords. : itijir it ^ iiTi'l ii «ar and answer to the Ii •higtiv..i> •.','..5 tlH up on the Stipf tain old age pensions for them, letery, Perth Amboy. t lie itnlil romplalnitnt on or btf,..,,, lio:i;. Sui;f|.-iy n Pi!. i., mil day of October next, or »ufi, foasr thovef rn-sult of a collision in il"Erre may be made against you „, BEE CAUSES DEATH i JOSEPH BAMHA which ;i truck and liiftf- passengt't ih. rtinncpllnr shall think equltnt,|,. ' „ „ ! PORT READING.-Joseph Bar- •irui ]mt. cars wore involved. III.- said bill is filed to foreclose < P;ovo Utah.—Fifteen minutes tha 43 years Mt n Henry street, • ••! 1 niri mortgage made by LouU TIM According to the report mid. after being stung by a bee, Mrs., this' lace died Saturday af er- anil KMW Toth, hli wife, to the coii |ilniit»iit, dated November 3, 1036 an,i by the stale troopers at thi- Eliza Keetch, 22, died while being i noon*;t the Perth A^y General iwirt«l November 13, lt», m 'B,J Avenel barracks, a gasolinc-fillei earned to a Hospital. j hospiul after a short illness. He 512 page 32 of Middlesex CoTim* truck of the Gulf Refining O.I Mortgagos, covering premises in u,,. Co., of Newark, driven by Russell \ MALADY A^cis HOMES j *£«£ * tÛ^ ri.wimlup of Woodbridge ,ln the Cnim Boise, Idaho. — Something like j Margaret, Helen, Rose, Irene iy hi MWdl.wi and State of New j,. Clark, of Holloway, traveling in ;i w>y, known as No. 6 Grove AVUHH northerly direction, wus struck in 500 horses in five counties have j Joseph. Louin and Ernest; his Woodbrldge: and you Johanna ltm| the rear by a car operated by died from an epidemic brain di- mother and sister in Europe; a K 8«ho are made defendant becan,,f. •ease within the pa*t few weeks. | brotner, diaries, of Bonhamtown y-.ii nre the owner at laid premise Harry Goldstein, of 1855 East 24 ami you Alexander Sabo are made ,i.. street, Brooklyn, which in turn and two sisters, Mrs. Roee Bertha fondant because you art the husbm,,! was struck by a car in charge of CIVIL SimVICl EXAMS of Port Reading and Mr*. Julia •f Johanna Redllng Sabo, the own.., i,l sairt mort raged premlMa, Carl Sloan, of 1003 Degroot ave., WOODBRIDGE. — The United Fullop, of New Brunswick States Civil Service CommUsion: Funeral services were held ..MARTIN A REII.EY Richfield The Sloan car was hit Solicitor* for complain:,!,, in the rear by a car operated by hai announced open competitive; Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock 744 Broad Street James Passella. of 94 Berry street, Ton might call this weird creature s zebradeer-affb. because It's examinations as follows: at the house. Rev. Frank Kovacs, N«wwk. New Jew, BrooWyn a cross between s tebra, deer, and giraffe. But I) really is an Junior engineer, various op- j pastor of the Hungarian Reform In a building near Paris, where 8; 16. 23, 30. 9; 1 r..'H $16 64 The gasoline, spurring out of "oks-pl." Valued at J6000, It wai rertntly presented to the Londosj tionals, $2,000 a year. I ed church officiated. Interment on one of the cars, ignited all three too by the Prince of Wales. Associate elctrochemist, $3,000 was in the Rahway cemetery. vehicles. About half a dozen a year, Bureau of Chemistry and o • SHERIFFS SALE~~ passengers managed to jump out WOMAN" SHOOTS MARSHAL on a special it*Dd. undergoing s wing t«st. —In Chancerr of New Jersey. K,. As a result of the crash .traffic GOLF BALL KILLS BOY Soils, Department of Agriculture. tween the Perth Aatbojr SaTlnga insti without suffering any injury. Carl on Route 25 was tied up for over Director, Child Welfare Divi- tutlon, a corp. of N«w Jersey, c , Rosalia, ashington. — When HUNDRED THIRTY-nVE , to me directed and delivered, I Will ( m Sloan sustained an injury to his an hour Woodbridge and Rahway Popular Bluff, Mo. — Perry d00. MOO a y^. Children's plalnant, and Stanley BkUr and H. .Town Marshal Bert Lemley at- at I-... o'clock,. Dayllgnt Baring Time , expose to sale at public venduo on phle Sklar, his wife, et all. Defend back while Pnssella was cut on }*>;«» and txtKHt'ik.sought.to. uiir TTH DAY' or to" sppreticnd robbers in l» UHxltaittoon.aMlK.isJd day.kt.the. »»!».»»!»,, Fl,, IUU . iar-*n*nUU •< mmotigrttvA '"th'fc'lip. tingle the jam by sending the mo- <*"* ^^^h^^^^^^^^ Slnsrlff s Oftloe hi th« City ol New . , A! TJ, "TrrNTCTffEIT premises dated JulJ y O,O ins. the Bank of , he was fatal- HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE The trurk. filled with gasoline, torists over St. George's avenue when hit on tha head by a f*Uutah, Iowa, Vermont, Virginia, , ...... Brunswick, N, J. By virtue of tta above Mated writ from bem d dli All the following tract or parcel at two o'clock Daylight Saving Time to me directed and delivered, I ,ii luckily traveled on a short dis-; D ball. I and Maryland, and the District of »>' *'«* ? ***?«* " w 1 ; nrt R;)hway avcnue of land stid premises hereinafter In the afternoon of th« said, day, ateipose to sale at public rendue on ., twice before stopping, avoiding = Sloan perferred -a charge of Columbia, have received less than eu'sed in yoman s clothing, particularly described, situate, lying the Sheriff's Ofnoe In the City of New WEDNESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF ' possible serious consequences,! CONVICTED—KILLS JUDGE and being in the Township of Wood- Brunswick, N, J, SEPTEMBER, A. D., NINETEEN' - of Hlddlc-Mi Firemen of the Rahway depart- reckless driving against Passella, their quota of appointments in the TBEKS rv STUFF-ISI bridge, in the County ALL. tnt juiiuwing tract or parcel ut HUNDRED THIRT7-FTVE by FKVTT TREB8 re and State of New Jersey wuiu premiHca iiLieiimner particularly h apportioned departmental service; 8TBEET8 Bt 2 d'clock Daylight Ssvlng Tu,,. merit aided the Avenel Fire Com-.'îctino gwa recordes finedr Mari$5 ann dBraun cotts. " Foley, Ala. - A. B. HuektW, Beginning at a paint formed by the uew riLtd, si mutt ami Lining IU In the afternoon of the said day at pany in extinguishing the blaze Justice of the Peace, bound over I Full" information may be *-; Moscow -Beginning in 1938 ap- intersection of the southerly side of tlie Sheriff's Office In the City nf Now but the cars were totally destroy- William Peterson, farmer, on a I tained from the Secretary of the P;eJ>™ .""ISLÛJ. . Montague avenue and the westerly mumy vt Alidilleaex, anu maia 01 Brunswick, N. J. BUILD BRIDGE IN 14 HOURS side of Green street; thence running New Jersey bounded and described as All the following tract or parcel of ••> ed. trespassing charge. Later police 1'. S. Civil Service Board of E-- Panted in Moscow streets to re- along the westerly tide of Green street follows: found the bodies of Huclwbet and aminers, at the post office Place the usual shade varieties, one hundred twenty-five and one-tenth beginning at a pulnt on the south- Belton, Texas.—A 75-foot spanJ Peterson and pronounced it mur- Woosjbridge, N. J, (125.1) fett to a point in the westerly erly side of School Street distant live including steel girders, flooring side of Green street; thence westerly der and suicide. ami repnir of approaches was re- SHERIFF'S SALE at right tingles to Green street one hundred nineteen and eight-two hun- cently built in 14 hours after resi- SHARED REWARD IN CHANCERY 07 NEW JERSEY. STRATEGY SAVES HUSBAND Detroit.—T. J. Harris, New York —WILLIAM H. KELLT, Commla- dredths 1119.82) feet to a point; (Irnts became exasperated over and ! Patrolman who received a re- Blontr or Banking, etc, Complain- thenot northtrly at right angles delay in fixing the bridge. ant, and MIKE ROZMAN and MARY parallel with Green street fifty (50) Augusta, Me—Whett hef hti»- ' ward for capturing a killer in New ItOZMJkN. Mi wife, DefeodinU. Fl , feet tu a point: thence eaittrly at hundred sixty o threteee () on a mapp entitleledd MatM«i>* DOWN band failed to return from a i York, gave one thousand dollars Fa. for the tale ol mortnged prem-1 right anglej and parallel with Mon- westerly parallel with the southerly MAN 90; BRIDE 58 dated June 21, 1 tague avenue, one hundred seventeen side of School Street, two hundred feet of land known as Bewaren Park," si! mountain trip, Mrs. Oscar Perry ] to the mother of the eleven-year Ky virtue of the_abovise atatedWritr . I and'seventy-elght hundredths (117.78) to the eauterly slue of a proposed uate In Woodbridee Township, Middle GOES THE PRICE OF started a forest fire to attract old girl victim. will feet to a point in the westerly side of street; running thence northerly along sex County, N. J., August, 1913, lur Washington—David Selke, 90, veyed and mapped by Larson t Fox. help. A lookout, spotting the blaze ' '" 'y at right the easterly side of said proposed h;is a license to wed Miss Sallie Montague street and parallel with the first BEGINNING at a point where the SHAVING COMFORT T. Mason, 58, whom he first met investigated and began a search .... . side of course, about eighty-eight feet to theeasterly line of George street Inter- southerly side of the Old Blaxing Star forty years ago. for the missing man who had ,fty and four hundredths sects the northerly line of Charles been injured by a falling tree far Help Kidneys (50:04) feet-fo the point or place of Road; running thence easterly along street and running thence euterly or beginning. the southerly side of the said last nearly so one hundred (100) feet: (ilVKS UP "VICES" in the woods. Don't Tike Dmtic Drags mentioned road about one hundred thence northerly or nearly so on« 1 Tonr Kldneyi contain 9 million tlnT Being known and designated as lots and thirty-five feet to its Intersection hundred (100) feet to a point; then.-.- IN HER 109TH YEAR DO YOUR FEET No. 23 and 24. Block 383E on a map FUER FINDS BODY tobef or filter! whleh mar b« endangered with the southerly Bide of School westerly or nearly so one hundred bjr neglect or drastic. Irritating drufa. Be entitled "Clifford Heights." Sec, NoStreet. ; thence running easterly along careful. If functional Klilner or Bladder 2, property of Perth Amboy Realty ft (100) feet to a point In the easterly Hloominfiton, Ind.—After reach- disorder! make you lUfTer from Getting the southerly side of School Street line of George street; thence southerly Annopoiis. — bieut. w. a. rye, ,, u, ,, i^,, p, i^ Loan Company, Larson k Fox, Surabou- t one hundred and twenty-five along the easterly line of George ing her 109the year Mrs. Betty U-----p N1(h - Nervo ne oof f ~ Pi - veyors, a naval patrol plane, Sight- Palna, Kboumatlc Paln«. Dlnlnen, Clr FEEL ON FIRE? feet to the point or place of begin- street one hundred (100) feet to the Kinser has given up chewing to- cc ei The approximate amount of the de-ning, point or place of BEGINNING. ^j 4L^ \.\inf iv r,tt ~ Mmrnan flnntinflti a ''*' UndeUnder EyesEyes. NeuralgiaNfuralifli , AcidityAcldlt),' cree to be satisfied by said sale Is the ar,d hard liquor, because ed the body of. a woman noating, B,,,.,,,,,, smarting or itchingAll druggUt, youa don'nowt *um of Four Thousand and Three Hun- Together with the right t9 connect Bounded on the south by Charles Herring Bay, and notified navn««i to take with the sewer in School Street, and :,hc thinks that 'maybe folks are Lp.,. hiint'-no' B the most modern advanced" t;treat - Do they icbe ud burn? Puipbt «•> dred ahd Thirty Dollars ($4,330.00) to- street; on the west by George street. searchers UCCII nuiic.MSI mfni lor these truuble*—a Dnctori ] riiflit, ;ind they aren't good for pres- gether with the costs of this sale. the right of way tor pleasure boating on the north by Lot 1(8, on the afore- the girl tor four days. cription called ryutfi (Sl«3-T«il, Worki sltelj? Toes cracked? Together with all and singular the and other water rights appurtenant said map; on the east by Lot 164, on your health." and sure. In 4 8 hours It muat rights, privileges, hereditaments and thereto. bring new vitality and la guaranteed to Go right now to your dnrflst or *>• the aforesntd map. appurtenances thereunto belonging «r Sufject to the restrictions against SAW HOUSE IN TWO make you feel 10 yearn younger In one lartment ston and (et a can of twta, in anywise appertaining. Being the premises commonly known BOMB WRECKS PLANE week or money back on return of empty the antiseptic deodorant powder. the sale or manufacture of Intoxicat- and designated as No, 28, Charles package. Cyatex costs only 3c a doae at ALAN a ELY. ing liquors, and agaLnst the erection Street, Sewaren. N. J. Oklohoma City. — Mrs. Fern drtwglsti and the guarantee protect* you. Sheriff Lisbon, Portugal.—Two army Bub It on your feet and shake It Into of any cow stable, slaughter house, pig The approximate amount of the de- Chadwiok built a house on two JOHN A. DELANBT, sty, brass foundry, ftc, and other llyers wore killed when a bomb our shoes. Tscn take oat roof wtteh. (31.50 Solicitor. cree to be satisfied by said sale Is the lots, and discovered that .one was offensive, noxious or dangerous trade in their plane exploded at a height If In 8 minutes yon aren't jnmplsf tor 8: 9, 16, 23, 80. or business whatsoever, as contained sum of five thousand and five hundred under a mortgage. The loan firm u) at the toothing, cooling, heallnf re- dollars ($6,600.00) together with the of 2 00 feet durng maneuvers. In the deed from Sewaren Improve- costs of this sale. HAVING comfort hit »n all- went into the courts with t,he relief, go back to your druggist aid howfll SHERIFF'S SALE ment Co., to Anthony Maslno and sult that carpenters sawed the STOMACH GAS Ive yon yonr money btck. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY — others recorded in the Middlesex Together with all ant singular th<< tinie Uiw in price with the rights, privileges, hereditaments and house in two so that it could take -Between THE PERTH AMBOY County Clerk's Office In Book 361 of announctnienio(Probak Junior Bnt be rare yo« ask for and get leets. SAVINGS INSTITUTION, a corp. of Deeds, page 388. appurtenances thereunto belonging ur possession of the half covered ty — (he remarkable new double- AND ACIDITY There's nothing that works so inn, a* New Jersey, Complainant, and OT- The approximate amount of the de-In anywise appertaining. Bosses Won't the lien. fast—and it's recommended by doctors, TAVIO GALASSI, Individually, etc., cree to be satisfied by said sale Is the 'ALAN H. HLY. edge razur blade. Think of it! Get rid of the acid iii your stomach chiropodists, drngglats everywhere for Defendant. Fi. Fa. for the sale of sum of Five Thousand and Nlrje Hun- Sheriff You gci 1 i Leer), imooth-tba'- mortgaged premises dated July 17, dred and Ten Dollars (K,910.00). to- CHAS. K. SEAMAN. JH. LOSES TOE IN SWIM and you'll get rid of moat of your tortured, perspiring feet, water bllaten, 1938. gether with the costs of this sale. $28.14 Solicitor. ing blidei, uniform in quality, stomach troubles. ,l»o for chafing ud sunburn. Hire People with Binghampton, N. Y. —Mrs. Ze By virtue of the above stated writ, I Together with all and singular the 8: 9, 16, U, 80. lot only Kt. You'll wonder Acid causes the food to ferment— how iuch fine bladei can bt U AIHAAIA / BAD \ ' na Brown took a swim on her va- thin causes gas—the gas distends the Kihi (or so linle mooer. cation and came out of the wa cr stomach and then your distress starts TAX SALE TAX SALE with h»r risht toe bitten off, Lo- —•onetimes you feel that you are go- TAX SALE TAX SALE PfobaV Jjiiiur ii the product iug to suffocate. HalltOSIS (BREATH) cal experts blamed it on bass, pick • Computed Estimate of unequalled manufacturing Now the makers of Scotts Emulsion People who get and hold jobs erel or snapping turtle attracted to Amount methods ind matchlm skill. have perfected a tablet to overcome Julyl.1986 to Satisfy by red piint o-r> her toenails. this acid condition and help do away This blade is automatically Block 718B Lots ISO, 163 and US Charlea Street 26x100 Bach Stanley Sklar 47.S2 49.87 keep their breath agreeable with stomach pains and misery. Block 718A Lots 168 and 1« George Street Bungalow 26x160 Daoh Ilka fcDom. Kabllla.. 328.68 884-83 tempered, ground, boned and The tablets are called KIMOIDS— Block 718A Lota 170 and 171 George Street 26x160 Each Helen Leahy 4».U 61.65 stropped—gives you wonderful With tho host to choose Irom the«« dayi, em- I VOLUNTEER they act swiftly when distress cornea Block 719 Lot 11A Old Road Irregular I. Lustgarten ...... 8»,79 43.34 pioye™ favor tho person who is moit attr«c- Ladysmith, Natal.—Offering to Fr&nkftMary Marty . 697.22 606.99 shaving satisCaction.TryProbak live. In business Ufa as in the aoclal world, ' ™, „,'* after eating—and for acidity, gas, Block 719 Lot U Old Rc*d House Irregular hi (l b d hZload a contingenl t of Zulus, WWalter sour stomach, dyspepsia and indiges- Block 720 • Lot 46 George Street Irregular Nathan Reich 61.86 64.M Junior and >ee for yourself. Get halltouis (unpleasant breath) is considered tha Nathan Reich 78.42 8L21 worst of faults. Kumalo, Chief of the Amakolwa tion they are wonderful—Ask your Block 720 Lot 47 George Street Irregular them today from your dealer. Lot 68 Arbor Street Wm, Klefer 82.82 24.69 Unfortunately everybody lulers from this Tribe, is ready to do his bit in the druggist for a 25 cent bottle of Block 720 26x100 offensive condition at some time or other— KIMOIDS—they always work. Block 720A Part of It Arbor Street Building Irregular George Brfgmar 246.86 260.S0 Prohai Junior fill all Gillette many more regularly than they think. Fermen- Ethiopian-Italian War. Block 721 Lot 24 to 28 Sewaren Avenue 3 Houses Irregular Joseph Welner 2,746.12 2,778.64 tation ol food particlw skipped by tha tooth Block 721 Lot SI Charles Street , 2Sxl00 Nathan Reich 87.80 69W and Probak razors brush la the causa of moBt nans Decaying Block 721 Lot 34 Charles Street I 26x100 Nathan Reich 67.267 9 69 teeth and poor digestion alao cause odon. Block 722A Lots 1 t» U Howard Btreet Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. .. 68568.54 6L22 The quick, pleatant way to Improve your Block 722A Lots 20 to » Howard Street Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 37.78 8006 breath ia to use Listertne, the quick deodorant, Block 722A Lot 26 Howard Street Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 68J8 70.83 •very morning and every night. Block 722A Lot 37 Howard Street Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 68J8 70.83 listerine halts fermentation, a major cauH Block 78BA Lot 28 Howard Street Irregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 6&M 70.84 of odora, and overcomea the odors themselves, Block 722B Lots 63 to 77 Howard Street Îrregular Baldwin Realty Co. . 4t,28 61.86 Your breath became! tweet and sijeeable. It Block 722B Lots 78 to ,88 Howard Street 26x160 Bach Baldwin Realty Co. . 37.78 80.06 will not offend others. Block 723 Lot 1 Robert Strtet 8 Acres David A, Brown ... 42.41 16.49 If you value your job and your friends, us* Block 7S4B Lot 2 < Woodbridge, Creek 1.808 Acres Harry Walchok 72840 788.26 Liiterine, tha safe antiseptic, regularly. Lam- Block 784 Lot 2 State Street 8.69 Acres A. D. Brown Est. .. 863.96 967.26 bert Pnannacal Company, St Louia, Mo. Block 740 Lot J7A Cliff Road Irregular James Anderson 144.61 14833 Block 740B Lot Part of 77 Broad Street Irregular Ernest H. Boyntou . 17.6* 18.89 Block 740B Lot 81 Oakland Avenue Buildling 40x120 Geo J. Van Oelson . 226.18 2».74 Don't offend others • Check Block 748 Lot 11 Broad Street Irregular Land Holding Corp. 48.76 62.83 Block 748 Lot U Broad Street Irregular Land Holding Corp: 48.76 Uti Block 748 Lot II Broad Street , Irregular LLandd .HoldinHldin g Corp. 48.76 6t82 halitosis with LISTERINE Block 746 Lot 40B Oakland Avenue Irregular It O. Ack*r Dst. ... 44.66 47.11) Block 746 Lots 44 to 16 Oakland Avenue 4 Bungalows 60x180 Each R. O. Acker Bit. ... 403.04 408.8* Block 748 Lot 49 Broad Street Irregular R. O. Acker Est. .. 38.68 86.93 Block 747 Lot 1 Cliff Road House ' i Irregular D*i*ey M. Xoffet .. 2,84148 2,870.* Block 747 Lot 6 Cllft Road I Irregular Louise StillwoU 680.68 889.37 Block 747 Lot 8A B attd C Broad Street Irregular Morris Gilbert 2S2J8 297.60 Block 748A Lots 1 and 5 Ferry Street Building Irregular Mrs. Vary Andersen 1,627.64 1.6U.74 Block 750 Lot-SA East Avenue House* Irregular Agues B. H&mmett . 919.18 Ml ^ Block 760 Lot 7D Holton Street Irregular Block 760 Garage ' E. 3. Cverson 3M.48 8M.20 LotflB ~ ' Holton Street Irregular B. 8. Bverson T7.07 7».K Block 762 Lot 22 Broad Street Irregular Block 768 Kathleen C. Brown . 186.39 190 6- Lot 71 Cliff Road Boat House Irregular Dorothy B. Drake ... 51.78 M.W Block 763 LoU tM to 128 Cliff Road Irregular Block 769A Club House Sew. Land*Wat, Club 344J8 248 98 Lots 1 too Cliff Street 26x100 Been Florence Serena 63.06 U.7U 'Where to, my Block 760 Part of SB Cliff Road and Bmlth Creek 1.08 Acres Block 760 Geo. ft Warren Brown 17.81 «^ Lot 11 CUff Road and Smith CrMk 1.0 Acres Emily J. De Forest 2,464.87 2,418.77 Block 760 Lot 13 South Creek and a L Bound 140 Aores pretty Maid?' Block 760 4.0 Acres Emily J. De forest . 1.4M.W 1.480-&6 Lot 14 South Creek and 8, I. Sound Emily J. De Forest . 2.0M.M 3.U0.17 Block 760 Lot JO ' South Creek and 6. L Bound 4.0 Acres Block 761D Irregular John k E. Hidden Est. 8M.06 984.36 To mail this subscription Lot 8 St. George's Avenue L. Haviland ud Mrs. M. Sloans 110.M 123-6* Block 772B LoU 618 to 624 LeeavUle Avenue Irregular to the Block 772B Stephen Darabos .... 153.10 1M.81 Lot eu Rodgers Street Irregular Rosalie Burkas 15.80 17.47 Block 776 Lots S sod 4 Butler Street LEADER-JOURNAL Block 776A. Prospect Avenue Ed. W. (CamlU) Qemlls 30.54 Sift Block 7T4A Lots a57 and 68 J>rrv9ect Avenue Ifred Stlckel KM 26.36 Block 776A rrospect Avenue Oeorgs Boly ».M M.W Lot U John J, Hughes 15J» 17.46 Block 777 Lots 10 t1o IS Cosy Corner Block 777 Lot M Cosy Corner Rebecca BoelsUrle .. M.41 WA6 Block 778 Lot 16 St. George's Avenue ma a. sticiui UM KU Block 778 Lot It St. George's Avenue Block 778 David Tobias I7J1 »•« LoU 88 andjg St. George's Avenue Iaak Woll»r Jt45 J6." Block 778 Lots « sod 41 Thorpe Avenue Block 778 Carltoo C. MulUns .. 7184 81.74 XAX Ol Thorpe Avenue John k Pearl Bock .. 11.06 M.2» Block 778 and SI Thorpe Avenue Block 778 LoU U Barbara Vargo 11.74 »•» LoU H to 56 Thorpe Avenue Antonio Ceres MB 88.0S Block 778 LoU 59 Thorpe Avenue Block 778 ton House Alpboiuo Csrss 4LM *»-f, Block 77& Lot M Thorpe Avenue George RuH 00.87 ttt.BL Provide Now Block 7711 Lots 67 and 88 Thorpe Avenue House David Tobias ...... 11.01 U" Lot 71 Thorpe Avenue 26x110 Theresa Pinter tt.ll H^ Block 778 Lot 74 Oeorga Beyer ltll 1S.28 Block 778 Thorpe Avenue Lot 76 Thorpe Avenue 21x160 Qeorje Beyer U.U U38 For Higher Education Block 778 Lou re to T* Thgrpe Avenue Edward Oumbs Hot 1816 Block 779 IrregulaT ^r* Oeprgs B«y«r &U U.M Lot IS Thorpe Avenue 6 Block 779 LoU U to 21 • Thorpe Avenue Irregular John QoetUr ud wile 11.01 H' Block 779 . 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WOODBR1DGE, N. J., FRIDAY, AT'OUST lid 19:',r. 200-MILE MOTORCYCLE DERBY TO DRAW 20,000 TO LOCAL SPEEDWAY Green Raiders Register BALQG STARS AS Another Brace of Wins CRACK .BffifEL'BK KINGS FROM ALL OVER THE

WoOTirmiDGE. — With Kent- UOI'KDAWN. -The Hopelawn All Stars annexed, their twelfth TOWNSHIP TEAM ng rind Barcellona tossing 'em up GLOBE TO VIE FOR CASH PRIZES IS DEFEATED BY victory of the season by defeat- the local Orecn Raiders turned in ing tin- imweriul Rattler A. C. of n pair of victories by whipping Perth Amboy. The local cub Thi» Guy Priico WINS ON TRACK the Star Rangers, 5-3, and the LOCAL SOLDIERS claim* it has lost only one gnmp THAT MAY TOTAL NEARLY $25,000 this year. larteret Cardinals, 6-5. Christened Nicholas A. Prisco, tw«nty-five years NF.W BRUNSWICK. — W OODBRIUGE.—Stacking every- Frank Mohary, of the All Stars, WOODBRIDCE, -One of the must novel sport event* bridge Township's track team Keating held the Rangers to ago in the little towti of Edgewater, N. J., by his par- thing they had against one of the tiipk'rt to score two runs. 'Butch' ran roughshod over all competi- tour hits in the first contest, on record will tnkc placo nt tho famous Woodbridge strongest semi-pro clubs on Stat- .lolinstonc also connected for a wits was a memorable day for those participating in tion at Roosevelt Park here Sat- while Barcellona also elbowed in triple to score a pair of runs. The Speedway Monday afternoon I Labor Day) when a field urday in the annual county field en Island, the local American the day's ceremonies. For little Nick started cutting great style to halt the Cards in the winning team's battery was of at least fifty of the moat daring motorcyclists in the and track meet sponsored by the Legion diamond stars defeated "Chick" Cluiplar, tossing, nnd up on that very occasion .He didn't seem to like the second tilt. waiM compete for the ton juicy prizes offered by the Recreational Division of the Lei- the powerful Tottenville Athlet- Rti/.onski, receiving. Eastern Motorcycle Raring Association for the-Two^Hun- great ballyhoo and the procedure of events. He sure Time Committee. ics, 5-3, with "Toby" Bartos toss- dred-Mile International Derby. didn't go for the way everyone was catering to him. Xhe Woodbridge contingent scored a total of 117 points to ing 'em up for the Soldiers. Never before, so far as it is in fact, before the handle Nicholas A. PriBco was of- cop all honors. Carteret came in THRILLS GALORE After the fourth frame when TOWNSSIANS known, has a motorcycle contest ficially tmrtedurn to-him for Me; he made a pass at second with 55 points, while the Doughboys tallied three runs, of this distance been attempted •Highland Park finished third with tho Woodbridee combine was oui'yone including the good Fatner. He aid a great SS points, inside of a half-mile dirt track 'SHOE' deal of kicking and yelping, too. Over 2,000 spectators from all CHEDUtED FOR never again in real danger. SHOW INTEREST and such a KSrvg grind" should sections of the county witnersed The several hundred fans who prove u thorough test for the, the meet. Twelve buses were kept witnessed the contest saw some drivers as well as the machines. A* the year* rolled on, Nick developed into Going four hundred laps at a IS BEING busy during the day carrying of the most brilliant plays seen a twell PMNT, kicker and yelper. He finally SPEEDWAY HERE death-defying speed around the wple to and from the park. here in some time. Sensational INCYCLEEVENTS Woodbridge oval is bound to be wotnd up at teonia High chool patting basket- The affair was ably handled by WOODBRIDGE. — Always at- plays by Mitroka, Bodnor and UNION. -The rise of the Tri- replete with thrills, spills and balls, faatebalU and footoalU all over the premit- Wayne T. Cox and Thomas Litn- tempting to furnish even greater Jost provided the highlights of FOLLOWED HEBE chills. ei. In hit four yean at that institution he played oli. thrills to the vast audiences who the contest. » City Eagles toward the top of the first division of the Eastern Par- RED BANK.- "Larry" Mahon- four years of football, two years of basketball Woodbridge's 117 points totaled enjoy the daring feats of B, Ward Hitting honors went to Gerek, Sunday afternoon will be in- more than the combined efforts Beam's International Congress of Mitroka and Jost, the former tideo i\\ft\£ is expected to contin- spection day at the track when ey, fiftcm-year-old horseshoe and two years of baseball. In addition he put in of all the other teams. Daredevils, this year Mr, Beam geting three safeties and the lat- ue when the Staten Island Stars all the entries will report to have pitching champion of New Jersey, their machines given the once- three years at track. Ha was awarded a special POINT STANDING has added three original feats ter two, a pair of bingles apiece. visit Tri-City Stadium, in Union, and holder of practically every for u league motor cycle racing over by u corps of experts, so as plaque for football, Although athletics played Team Points that are sure to surpass any death Athletics (3) major title in the eastern part of Woodbridge 117 defying antics of past season ab h c mutch Wednesday night. The one- to determine their fitness for such an important part in Nick* life at Leonia High, r the United States, who gave an he didn't forget his studies. Carteret 55 which will be exhibited at the Van Velison, cf 5 1 1 0 lap Mexican type racing series u gruelling event. Highland Park ...... 33 Woodbridge Speedway on Sunday Neilson, If 3 2 0 will top an IB-event program. It is the hope of the promoters exhibition at Varady's Grove re- New Brunswick .j.. 14 night only, September 8. Hoffman, c 4 0 0 Since the addition of Lou Wil- ic in the motorcycle field as is cently, is today battling for the While packing in knowledge in high school, Raritan Township 13 Auto Push Ball, one of the in- Andiany, p, 3b 5 0 1 son, San Diego bridegroom, to the make it just such an annual class- world's championship. of this unique sports affair to Nick also found time to work after school and Sat- South Plainfield .'.... 0 novations, is played by four play- Pavich, ss 5 0 01 Union, trio, the Eagles have been Young Mahoney has his mind 0 the five-hundred-mile race run urday mornings. Out of his earnings, he saved $14') Metuchen ers on each team, each team using Carefro, rf 2 0 0 flying high. Wilson may be shlft- set on adding to his string ot 220 yard re- every Memorial Day for the autos to start him olf in college. Winning tne Upson Schol- Boys, age 10-12, two striped autos in which they S. Jankowski, rf 3 0 0 ed into the important number titles, that of world's champion lay; Woodbridge Zullo, Zullo, Pos 1 two position on the threesome by at Indianapolis. arship aided him greatly. chase a sixfoot inflated ball man- Silverstein, 2b 4 0 horseshoe pitcher, and for that tak and Casale, 1st, Woodbridge, euvering to keep their opponents Crowley, 3b, lb 3 0 0 Captain Goldy Restall, who con- The makers of motorcycles are r reason is now at Mo line, Illinois, From Lecxnia the Edgewater la-d busted into gooa Klein, Butcko, Sabestian and But from scoring a goal. The play is E. Jankowski, lb, p .... '.) 0 1 tinues to ride In the first berth. taking keen interest in the ace where he is representing the Gard old Rutgers University an the banks of the Raritan. cko 2nd, Highland Park, Boyd, fast and furious and many times - Mark Porter, another San Diego and look upon it as a sort of lab- en State und competes for the And, what a happy school that was when Nick sign- Pepitone, Vassinella and Romano the ball is tossed in ths air to the Totals 37 3 3 rider, has been showing marked oratory for the testing of their 3rd. heig}Uh of fifty feet. LEGION (5) .improvement and adds strength to machines, inasmuch as the motor- world's title against players Irom ed up for athletics. Yeah, verily, Nick went right to cycle racing fad is spreading so several European and .South Am- Standing Broad Jump; Bill Koi Buster Anderson comes forth ab r h o' the home trio. work and sewed notice on all to make way for some- Carteret; Sabestian, Woodbridge; Mitroka. 2b 5 1 2 °! Championship points will be fast all over the country that ev- erican countries. The tournament this year to win additional laurels erything is being done to m:ike one who knows how to do things and go places on Armstrong, New Brunswick. for sheer nerve with an idea of Gerek, rf 5 1 3 . .vnrded the finalists in the handi at Moline is being held from 0 the new machines able to stand the court, diamond and gridiron. Softball throw, Koi, Carteret; his own origin. Mr. Anderson Zilai, ss 4 0 cap events Wednesday, resuming August 1!S to September 2, inclu- Armstrong, New Brunswick; Ufi- Jost, lb 3 0 2 after a one-week interval. Title up under all kinds of strain. sive. Every outstanding player in uses a stock motorcycle upon 0 While at Rutgers, Nick was always idle. He rm, Raritan Township. which there is a rigging six feet Dunham, 3b 4 0 points also count for the scratch All of the crack drivers of this this country is taking part in the • Running Broad Jump, Arm- Bodnar, cf 3 1 0 winners. Both open even's are at country and many from abroad event. Qualifying rounds started never had a thing to do. He v^as lonesome, He in the air, from this the daring 1 t strong, New Brunswick; Koi, Car- youngster performs intricate ac- Smoyak, c 3 I) four laps. have entered, as the winner of yesterday. 'Mere will be 24 con-.: was a wallflower, H« was a wet rag. The records teret; Klein, Woodbridge. Wukovets, If 4 1 1 this great endurance test, the rdbatic feats while operating the 1 Crowdy Rawding, of Bloomfield test ants in the round robin finals, I show that he only participated in four season* 50 Yard Dash, Postak, Wood- machine. •Bartos, p 3 1 continues to lead in the champion first of its kind ever held, will each of whom will play 23 games. of football, two winters of wrestling, two sum- bridge; Klein, Woocrbridge; Koi ship divisions, closely pressed by earn considerable distinction for The lad will be the youngest en Carteret. The third new hair-raiser is a Totals 34 5 10 himself. It is believed the win- sport popular since the days of Jimmy Gibb, of Hollywood, Gord- trunt in the world championship 1 men of swimming, one y«ar each in baseball, Boys, Age 13-16, Running Hit by pitcher, by Bartos (Neil- ning of this event will be worth the ancient Romans, performed in on Schautz, of Bloomfield, Ben tournament. Only recently he cap I basketball and lacrosse. The balance of his idle Broad Jump; Montazzoli, Wood- son), by Jankowski, (Dunham and at least $25,000 to the victor as an up-to-date fashion which adds Kaufman, of N. Y. C, Goldy Rest- turect the Eastern Open 'I'itle, de-1 moments found him messing around with boxing, bridge; Stackmann, Carteret; De Bodnar). Two base hits, Gerek, that sum is sure to come to him to the danger and quickens the all, defending champion; Fred- Tos Napoli, Raritan Township. Andiany, Jost. Sacrifice hit, Smoy from endorsements, exhibitions throning Vito Fileccia, the Brook-1 fencing, track, tennis and rowing. And, for his hearthrobs, It consists of two ex- cimi, of Garwfield and Lou Wil- High Jump, Nelson, Highland ak. Stolen bases, Mitroka, Jost, ^'"'.V'^n and the like. lyn champion. Some of the o-herl laying around doing nothing, poor Nick was pert motorcyclists stunting on the son ol Park; Greenfield, New Brunswick Silverstein. Double plays, Crowley ' titles won by this sensational! race rack with Daredevil Bill Class B and Class races com- One of the best entries is that awarded the Cronin Trophy for being the most Ward, Carteret. (unassisted), Andriany to Silver- young horseshoe pitching expertj Powers standing with one foot on plete the program. The first race of Bob Kinsey who won the 403- outstanding grid ace in his final year. 100 Yard Dash, Wagenhoffer, stein to Crowley. Struc kout by E, include: New Jersey Staie cham* the shoulder of each rider. starts at 8:45 P. M. General f mile road race at Durban, Eng- Woodbridge; Stockmann, Carter- Jankowski, 4; Andiany, 1; Bartos, pion; New Jersey Open Champion! mission is forty cents. land, last year. The following His performance with the Scarlet varsity eleven et; Greenfield, New Brunswick. 11. Bases on balls off Jankowski, are among those entered: Eddie ilve. He is also co-hold-| game he again intercepted a pass arvd trotted 65 Hall, Leffler. cient' to win the game, for the the Barron avenue high Jersey Pro Football champs, who Joe Walsh, Pittsburgh; Tex Felt- ur with Joseph Puglise, of Pater-) yards for a score. High Jump, J. Dunnjgan, Wood visitors registered safeties when school, according to an an- meet the New York Football Gi- on, Beaumont, Tex.; Al Foster, son, of the New Jers.y State bridge; Balog, Woodbridge; Sch- they were really needed and that nouncement made today by ants at the City Stadium here, Denville; George Burpo, Al Hatn- ord, pitching at least one ringei| That, more or leas, gives you a faint idea of losser. Highland Park . was in the eleventh frame, and as Coach Nick Frisco. Wednesday evening, September lin, Paterson; John Pavlick, Vic- in every inning of ;i game. what this Italian boy can do. After being gradu- 220 Yard Dash, Hall, Wood- a result the Woodbridge Braves School doesn't reopen until 18 in a game for the b:nefit of tor Zambon, Garfield. Tho youngster sturted pitchiji ated with all kinds of honors, Nick signed up to bridge; Raloi;, Woodbridge; Sch- A. C, took in on the chin, 5-4. Wednesday, but the new the Elks Crippled Kiddies Fund, horseshoes in his back yard molet, Highland Park. Scutti, Golden, J. Barcellona grid mentor, in order to get have signed the pick of the ex- enil years ago "just fur the fun play pro football with the Philadelphia Eagles Girls, Age 10-12, 50 Yard Dash, and Sipos worked Ij-rst at the an early start, issued the call collegiate stars In this vicinity for it," to quote his own words, of the National Football League. He played Wohlager, Carteret; Gillis, Wood- plate for the Braves all hitting for an organization and get- the Scarlet grid machine this fall, was runner-up for the Class against such clubs as the Chicago Bears, New bridge; Nordhaus, So. Plainfie'd. three times except the latter who acquainted session for next included in the roster are such READING COMETS title two years ago, when he ( men as Bernie • Crawl, former York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates and the rest of Running Broad Jump, Gillis, connected twice. Barcellona poled Tuesday morning*. lured his first big tournanwnt| Woodbridge; Baloga, Woodbridge, out a homer. • Rutgers ' University "iron man Last year he won the Class them. The following season, his good friend Wohlager, Carteret. center, *ho played four years of title. He is barely five feet Frank W. Kirkle»ki offered him a better paying Rope Skip, Miller, Raritan Braves (4) Craftsmen's Club Alleys college football without 'being sub WIN TWO MORE and weighs only S>2 pounds, proposition playing with the P«»saic Red Devils. Township; Fodor, Carteret; Reed, tosses the two und one-half'poun ab To Be Open Week Ends stTtuted; Peaches horseshoes with ease. His Carteret. (686 times) Jeglinski, ss ... 5 mous choice for All-Eastern < nd, PORT READING. — Tliu Port He not only, played with Kirk, the guy whose 220 Yard Relay, Highland Park; quarter turn" shoe glides throu Zick, 2b .. 5 WOODBRIDGE. — As the cnol two seasons ago, while at Rutgers; Rending Comets added another the air und "breaks" just beforf place he takes ati the Bairron avenue high school Girls, Age 13-16, Softball Stumph, lb .. 5 Mike Sehemick, former Thiel Col- wins to their long string weathewcawer approachesippioacnts, townshiownanip inary, anandd consittconsideree d one pair of getting to the stake to lwra Throw, Srapp, Highland Park; Scutti, c .. 4 leBg !um here, but he also helped •him, coach the Dpvils. And, bowlers are a ready turning their of victories wh-n they Wanked "dead" for. a ringer. Brudy, Carteret; Gil, Raritan Murtagh, cf. .. 5 of the best btoeking backs in this Reading. SSenatorst , 100 what did the Passaic gridders do that season? With Township. ... 4 A. C. Kind, employed by Kirk and Nick directing and carrying the ball hith- Volley Ball Serv \ Brady, Car- Rakosi, If , . 1 i L ,-ran., the best all-around back de- Now York Zone of Uie Pennsyll And as an announcement to ,, , Mim1Vuw football ill kulya elbowed the first contest er, thither and yon, the Red Devils copped the state teret; Strapp, Highland Park; J. Barcellona, 3b .. 5 . , ., j velopea nnaA d iinn cschoolboy vania pailroad as circuit designs H and while Byleckie tossed the second in the telegraph' and signal del Ballinger, Woo-lbridge. Sipos, rf 5 0 make pin fans happy it was made lhis c0Unty in many years, professional championship and the inter-state title as that the club will Qthers 0{ Uke quaiity, game. partment, who is known in 75 Yard Dash, Hansen, Wood- Notchy, If 4 0 well. bridge; Strapp, Highland Park; J _ _ _.|optn its alleys the first week m The New York Football Giants, Comets (8) Jersey sporting circles as "Addie Sandeisan, Raritan Township Totals 40 5 10 2 October at which time the Civic Nationai pr0 League .champions, ab is Larry Mahoney's manager Yea football is Prisco's favorite spo,'t and he Girls. Age 13-18. Running and Industrial leagues will also j • t als0 opened ke season ,. 4 Kind is .state chuimian of "M£l get under way. - • • • • --'- - -—J J- ijU"u' honey Benefit Fund," vhich wj has this to say about that game, "It is the one game Broad Jump, Nrmith Woodbridge, Adanacs (5) for the locals, and gave a crowd G Vahaiyi ... 5 In the meantime ,the alleys will r;.;:». water bllaUra—put u mobile In head-on collision with Also trill Package death. Name term*, »ddr»s» B. Ward Beam, c|o «nd to tb*W ataerlea la lort t mtnuUi. another automobile at the Wood- of 4 lUdts for 10; bridge Speedway, Woodbrldje, N. It Your Deilti General Delivery, WoodbrUUe, N. J. Q«t t c»n of S!eet», tht wtlMptla «( Ultllilit, MOM Ut you la • Ur«o u!"> •> ' deoAorut powder.' tlWt In thli odd auto, which lie la J Sunday night only, September fcfid 6U> Bab It on your (««t ud HUM It In • V" """ "k" bringing to America, Capt. 8th hi conneetlop with B. Ward When the ad was inserted, Beam was asked if Beam's new 19*5 International PROBAK, expected to receive any applicants, and he answered roar iboei. Tlwn Uke out your witch. George Byiiton, noted Britisli If it the art ot 1 mlnutea you do not racing driver, will attack nil Congress of Daredevils. Must JUNIOR in the affirmative .saying many would ajjply, but few •boat tor Jfly «t th« nootnlnr, uoollnr, ejlatiug long dUUnce world's <*ash at speed o( forty miles ut* realize that it takes real daring to drive head-on in- huUsf comfort, no to your dtugglit tnd LISTIRINE records on the Utah Salt Uka hoar or no pay, have driver for to another car which will be manned by another to will gttdlr f lw you back row BOB*?. course. A 400 k, v- aero-en- other car. Mu»t five unconditional 2MU la rMOmmeadtd tad Mid by good glne 1B Mid to wake iioaaiblo release ta e»se of inJwy ot death. daredevil who will be driving at equal speed. diuigUti Mid department atom emy- TOOTH PASTE a speed of 200 ml lea au hour. Name terou, a4drew B. Ward Probak Junior fits u, Hamilton, Ontario, Can motor trouble and Doc McKenzie, 3. SLOW DOWN AFTER o'clock when they will report to CASH TOSTRANGERS .lames J. Flynrf, Jr. DARK. M. The meeting will be am ada, where a war pen- a consistent winner on the local headquarters for assignment' un- by the supervising princiu.,i' track, did not appear due to the 4. DON'T SPEED. Two out til 10 o'clock. WOODBRIDGE.—A trusting mu sion awaits him. He PERTH AMBOY. — James J. of three fatalities occur on slcian is minus his beloved violin There will also be a mri ir fact that he is scheduled to race Flynn, Jr., of this place has enter Officers Michael De Joy and all high school teachers n, states that he was a out west in a hundred-mile race. the open road. and ten dollars because he be- ed in the Democratic primaries 5. BE CAREFUL OVER- Joseph Einhorn will report for high, school building on S • sergeant in the "Black Stancik won the lirst event, ihe lieved strangers when they said this year for the office of coroner. TAKING AND PASSING. Al- day duty for relief on assignment they would take him to the train. ber 3 at 7:30 P. M. ' Watch" and that he five mile Helmet dash and also Mr. Flynn, who is associated with ways make sure there is to any radio car in any district the first qualifying five mile heat, The musician is William Hor- has had all sorts of dif- his father, James J. Flynn in the plenty of room. while Officers Thomas Bishop vath of 103 St. Mark's place, New ficulties. However, he led iiom received the checkered funeral directing firm of James J. 6. OBEY SIGNS AND SIG- Who says doga aren't Intelli- and George Misak Will be relief Hag first in the next event and gent? While a coupl* of million York who told his sad tale to De- declares he will not beg Flyn and Son, was, born in Perth NALS. radio car men at night. Officer tective Sergeant George Keating. Perry was the lucky man in the Amboy and has been active in New Yorkers sweltered in th» Robert Egan will be the day pa- but will let the people third heat. Buster Warke then 7. SLOW AT CROSS It seems that Horvath played Democratic political circles for a ROADS. It is poor satisfac- recent heat wave, th!i"cl»m trolman at Fords as usual. decide whether or not went out and won the five mile number of years. He is an active canine saw to It tbat he bad a Sunday night nt an Hungarian consolation. tion to know you had the McDonnell Clerk picnic in Linden. "Just to be so- he "is worthy." member of the Perth Amboy Fire right of way if you crash. nice, cool shower. A. ftre-prui department .manager of the Perth supplied the spray. ciable" he took a few drinks, 8. KEEP "JOHN BARLEY- As predicted in previous Issues which made him "kind of dizzy" Amboy Clovers Baseball team and CORN" OUT OF YOUR CAR. Park Projects a .member, of .many .fraternal and of the Leader-Journal, Officer Al- Anyway Horvath relates he was -It.-«oes.iiaxd these, days with . "She Get*. He? Man"' (I&Uveml) ien McDonnell wU4 twi relieved approached by two strangers-.later Eifry! Eddie Moffett tia* " Continued From Page One athletic organizations. a driver in trouble who has Znsu Pitts. plans have been approved and from patrol duty and is assigned in the evening who offered to a new dog. Touched by the Mr. Flynn's name is fifth op alcohol on his breath. Good. It is a burlesque on gang- as clerk in charge of all records drive him to Newark so he could JUST fact that Eddie'i dog was that the erection of the stadium the ballot and carries the desig- 9. GIVE HAND SIGNALS. itself and the improvement of the sterism and a travesty on the po- of the police department and rec- get a train to New York. Instead nabbed by the dog catcher, nation of "Middlesex County Let other drivers kndw well lice as well as the G-Men. The order's court. He will be required they drove him to the Wcstficld ARRIVED Avenel park has won the approv- Democratic Organization Candi- in advance of what you plan the boys at the Publix Drug al of the WPA. action is fast and there are a to render a report of the previous airport where they rifled his pock date.' Samuel'V. Convery, Perth to do. good many laughs. Miss Pitts does weeks' recording including Sun- ets, and though he plcudwi, store presented him with a For the grading and spreading ' 10. TAKE CARE OF Large Shipment of fanw.,u Amboy attorney, is campaign man good work and has the part of a day to the Township Clerk on the snatched his violin •from him. new piy> with collar, license of soil in Woodbridge parks the ager for Mr. Flynn. YOUR CAR. "J. P. S." School Shoes fftr Federal government is allotting waitress at the Bon Ton, owned following Monday. They then conveniently knocked and leash as a gift. 11. BE A "ROAD SPORTS- Horvath out and he claimed he BOYS And GIRLS. $42,214 while the local contribu- MAN." Courtesy to pedes- by her fiancee, Lucien LittlefieW. Sergeants to Transmit. tion will amount to $2,420.70. Fif- was finally recovered. trians and other drivers pays Holen Twelvetrees, Hugh O'Con- fame to lying in n ditch in Hie Colonia section of the Township. Genuine Oik Bend ty-three workers will be employ- A shivering quintet huddled in- large dividends. nell and others are in the cast. Desk Sergeants will .have their Soles. Just the shoe ed in the project. to Pete's car for a ride back to Good for the family. hours changed and will be placed Horvath said that he could ident- for ruffed weir. See where Stephen ify the "ttick-up men" if he saw C. Brown is bobbing up In grading the stadium site, the Woodbridge, shoeless and shirt- on transmitting duty. Rounds Ser- owner who falls in love with a geant Fred Larsen has been re- them again. Keating got in touch Federal government will spend less. But we are expecting an singer. Miss Page, who plays a Dressed to Thrill (Fox) Lutta in the political picture $17,652 while the sponsor's con- aftermath to our story, for a lit- Rolfe and Clive Brook. lieved of his duties and will, be with the Linden police- in an el- once more. This time, dual role. Hug O'Connell, Harry fort to check up Horvath's story. H-98 - 0 50 • tribution will be $4,072.40. Fifty tle birdie told us that four of the Armetta, Regis Tooney and others Despite good production, this is assigned to the desk as will Traf- the erstwhile leader, or workers will be employed in the boys are after the fifth, whom are in the cast. only moderately entertaining. fic Sergeant Ben Parsons. The what have you, is at- work. they claim is the source of all Suitable for the family. Clive Brook is miscast—he is nei- sergeants will report for duty at Motorcyclists Struck tempting to force his Twenty-six state projects, ma- their troubles. ther romantic enough nor does the following designated hours: 1095 king a total of 196 were released lie have a flair for light comedy. way into the third ward Thus endeth our story of "Five "The Girl Friend" (Columbia) Sergeant Harvey Romond, 12 By Hit-and-run Car to the field to date. All together Men in a Boat." The story becomes pretty sexy at noon to 10 P. M.; Sergeant Fred fight. Ho, hum! they involve an expenditure of Jack Haley, Ann Sothern and times. Miss Rolf is a dressmalter Roger Pryor. Larsen. 4 P. M. to 2 A. M., Ser- WOODBRIDGE.—Two persons $329,935.87 of which $294,329 are in a small French town and when geant George Balint, 2 A. M. to Sunday STUDENTS SUCKS Federal funds and $35,606.87 re- Final Block Dance To Fair entertainment Jack li.iley she is deserted on her wedding were slightly injured present the contributions of spon- is good JS the dumb au'h?r-|)hi> •ncl goes '" Daris where she be- 12 noon; Sergeant Benjamin Par- night when a motorcycle on which Wide Range — Durable Be Held This Evening sons, relief. they were riding was struck by a Sergeant Fred Larsen sors. All told the 26 projects will player but Pryor is irritating in day by Brook she leaves home Well Tailored wins the title as champion provide employment for 1.097 this pi;tine. Ann Suthein is cast comes a famous singer, etc. • There will be two sergeants on hit-and-run car on New Bruns- persona. WOODBRIDGE.—The last out- as Jack Haley's sister and the gi;l duty from four o'clock in the af- wick avenue, Fords. Louis Gyo- fisherman of the police de- door dance of the season under whom Pryor falls in love with. Unsuitable for children or ado- ternoon until ten o'clock at night, sky, 23, of 371 Grove street, Perth partment. It appears that Other places beside Woodbridge lescents. Amboy, driver of the motorcycle, Township which are being favor- the auspices of the Recreational Good for the family. one to take care of inquiries and Fred goes fishing every Committee will be held tonight at court and the other to have sustained a cut on the left hand ed with approved projects are: CONVICTED—KILLS JUDGE week aj the Highlands and Estell Manor, Linwood, Carlstadt, the tennis courts here at eight "Bright Lights" (Warner Bios) I charge of the radio. Sergeants on and bruises on the left knee. His duty and in charge of transmission passenger, Steve Fazekas, of 421 cops the prize for the larg- Riverside Township, Pennsauken o'clock. Joe E. Brown. Foley, Ala. — A. B.,Huckabee, Music will be provided by the This is one of the best Joe will be held strictly accountable Lawrence street, Perth Amboy, est fish each time. Last week Township, Laurel Springs, Com- Justice of the Peace, bound over mercial Township, Bloomfield, ten-piece Leisure Time orchestra. Brown comedies released for a for the maintenance of absolute suffered abrasions on the left he won one dollar for catch- long time. Particularly funny are William Peterson, farmer, on a quiet at all times, due to the sen-knee. Both were treated at the $2,15 Newark, Monroe Township, Dept- rag a weakfish weighing sev ford Township, Sayreville, Long NO NEW PARALYSIS Ihe scenes where Mr. Brown, trespassing charge. Later police tiveness of the microphone. Perth Amffroy General hospital en pounds and thnee ounces. Branch, Middletown Township, while being entertained in a cab- found the bodies of Huckabee and A log book, for the information nnd allowed to go home. Patrol- CASES REPORTED HERE nret, joins the acrobatic perform- Peterson and pronounced it mur- of the Federal Radio authorities, man Karney Romano investigated Trenton, Seaside Heights,- North der and suicide. Haledon, Millsboro Township and WOODBRIDGE.—No new cases ance. Human interest is awaken- will be kept and a complete rec- the accident. $3.45 Bernards Township. uf infantile paralysis have been ed by the love he shows for his ord of all calls will be entered. Firemen's Carnival reported this week and all five wife, Ann Dvorak. All officers on duty will be given Amellta Galll-Curcl, opera sing- Pickups: When all the cases reported during the previ- Patricia Ellis piays the part of record cards which they will have er: ous two weeks are completely young society girl who has run ALL THE RAGE! rolls were gone and the Job Forms to turn* into the desk when they "Opera is too slow ,too pom- under control, declared Harold away from .home and joined the report off duty each day. pous for this fast-moving age." hot dog stand had to Continued From Page One Bailey ,heaith officer of the Town chorus. William Gargan is cast as MICKEY MOUSE close for the night, those who wish it. ship. the press agent. When employment is secured for Good for entire family. Johnny Prekop ankled young people, they will be re- According to Mr. Bailey, the NECKTIES up to the counter, pull- quired to work 15 hours a week "height of the season" for infan- MAKE YOUR ed a roll from his pock- and they will receive $15 a tile paralysis is over and he does ftionth from the government not expect any new cases. Those WEEK ENDS et and told Ray Holz- in the hospital now," he said "are WAKEUPYOUR funds. In the meantime, while re- heimer to insert a nice eiving the aid, they will be coming along fine and are out of a Grand warm puppy in the learning a trade or vocation. Any danger." Occasion Girls center of same. Yeah! field is open electrical engineer- LIVER BILE— rnan! And, Frankie ing to forestry. Theatre Keview Enjoy Hungarian cu- SCHOOL DRESSES Boka's fast one was in * Those who desire to make ap- isine . . .excellent ser- plication for assistance under the Largest Variety ever shown the nature of slipping WITHOUT CALOMEL vice ... distinctive at- College Student Aid Program of "China Seas" (M-G-M) Clark Ga- Fancy Percales in four pennies over the the National Youth Administra- ble, Jean Harlow and Wallace And You'll Jump Out of Bed in mosphere . . . and a Beery. bar for a nicklo shot of tion, will be required to fill out the Morning Rarin' to Go gay crowd ... at our Sizes 8 to 16 beea1. while George a special form. The aid provided Excellent! It is a vivid melo- moderate prices. students is in the form of part drama which at times makes one's U yod foel sour and iuok and the world Coty'j 50 Lent Lipstick comes in five Special Value Houseman was attract- lookf punk, don't swallow a lot of salla, iajn- time jobs, which enable students •blood curdle. The story is not of perfect shades: Extra Light, Light, ing the attention of the to earn on an average of $15 trtl water, oil, liutive candy or chewing gum the Sunday School type. It deals: and expect them to make you suddenly sweet Brighc, Medium and Dark. Not only bartenders doing a Bing month while attending school. «nd buoyant and full of hi with a woman (Jean'Harlow) who .is it ^tremendous lot of Coty's fine, Crosby impersonation, There are no scholarships or lives with the captain a" the ship For they c»n't do It. They only move th» $1.00 bowell tod i mere movement doena't get it safely indelible lipstick for th< but sounding like an loans to college students provided (Clark Gable) thai sails the Chi- by the Youth i Administration, as na Seas. Wallace Beery is in leag- tht cause. The reason for your down-and-out money, but it is encased in a per- fHlbu li your liver. It iliould pour out two fectly enchanting gold-toned holder. This Week«wl LATEST FALL SHADES old broken down loco- Congress has never authorized ue with Malay pirates. Rosalind poondj ol liquid bile Into your Doweli dally. motive. such an expenditure of funds. Russell has the part o/ the aristo- II tbla bile la Dot llowinj fredy, your food You'd better have one at once. GALA FESTIVAL ' Thomas Limoli, Leisure Time docan't digeat. It juBt decayt In the bowelf. cratic woman who was once in Gai bloata up your stomach. You have a StW/tr a lampk »/Ofy Pact and Director, is taking charge of the love with Gable, Lewis Stone, thick, had U»t« and your breath li loul, Poudrr in the new ibade, Rachel Nacre'e. registration, and alrpady 35 boys alda often breaks out In blemishea. Your head Of* New York Dcfii. AN. SURPRISES Aubrey Smith and others are in aehaa and you feel down tod out. Your whole The boys are more or loss ind girls have registered for the castf •yatoffl ii poitonoL • a) IN LADIES AND jobs. Young people are urged to giving Benny Cappola a bit Not suitable for immature It tikei thote good, old CARTER'S register as soon as possible. LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get thaw two MISSES HOSIERY of ribbing these days. It »- minds but excellent for adults. boutkda of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up.** They contain wonderful, seems that Benny's better harmlefla, sentle vegetable extract*, amazing FULL FA8HIONH) half insists that he take the Five Fishermen "Manhattan Moon" (Universal) when It cornea to making the bile flow freely. GYPSY ORCHESTRA Ricardo Cortez and Dorothy DIRECT P1ROM in Sheer anil house pet, a Mexican Spitz Continued from page one But don't ask f or I i ver pilla. Aalc for Car ttr'a Page. Uttie Liver Pilli. Ixjuk for the name Carter'a GREENWICH VIL- doggie, out for its evening ering' in the Shrewsbury and as Poor. The fault is not so much IJttle Uver 1UIU on the rej label. Heaent a I. Mann & Son Service walk. Betiny doesn't seem he attempted to get back the with the slory as with the screen tub.tituu.25c at drug itorw. 01931C. M. Co. LAGE. NEW YORK —OPTOMETRISTS— to go for this. The bays whole boat overturned. play and production. It is too bad 59C • 79C - $100 What a sight, Vic's head popped that Universal chose this picture along the stem know it. So? up, glasses still on, Bus' white to introduce Dorothy Page for she -MM- odations call shoes and shirt went to "Davey shows signs of talent. Ricardo Hours: Daily 10-12,2-5,7-8 Jone's locker." A frisky breeze Cortez has the part of a night club Goldfein' Woodbridg Martin and Vincent took up "Muggin's" hat and it Minkler, William To- Wednesday 10-12 only went sailing down the river. Fish- FOUND.—A latch key an O ^ J J w Inspection Ideal for the bak and Edward Feeny ermen in the vicinity were so Main street over the week- Tel. P. A. 4-2027 overcome with laughter that they HIGH SCHOOL MISS have started a new fad end. Key made by the In- —a kite marathon. The couldn't go to the boys' aid, and RaQIU El 3-620f 89 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. did "Iron-Man" Keating burn up. dependent Lock Co., of 1183 Eliz. Avc., Near Broad St. Growing flrl's shoes tbat an kite has been in the air Fortunately the water is shallo..w. .Fitchburg, and is attached smart and serviceable. about 65 hours. The and the boys could walk to to keyring. Owner may have boys have been sleep- shore. However, the cooler had to •. . ' -aii:_„ .» * jD_ 1 ing in a tent, at the be found as it was a borrowed * by calling at Leader- AH Styles in sizes 3 to H corner of Clinton and one. After a prolongeolonffid search it Journal office. Manor avenues, for the Typewriters-Adding Machine* past two nights. Rented - Repaired - Sold 2.95 OPENS TOMORROW WOOUBKIDGE AGENCY Now that Patrolman George MUak hju moved to BLAKE'S STAT. STORE Junior Boys Hornsby street, Fonda, that 100 Main St. Wood. 8-0298 FALL SCHOOL SUITS thoroughfare has plenty of ROBERT'S INN police protection. Sgt. Geo. Made to withstand the hardest use. Balint resides on one corner (Formerly Robin's Inn) Sizes up to 8. of that street and Motorcy- SLIFER TYPEWRITER CO. cle Officer Carl SundquUt 242 FREEMAN STREET 211 HALSEY ST. ISSS) NEWARK.N.J. lives on the opposite corner. What with a sergeant, a WOODBRIDGE J1,5IM.9B 2.95 MR. AND MRS. WISE traffic division man and a OLDENBOOM'S DAIRY Boy« and Girls patrolman, the residents of Hornsby street are assured THER- is ft HeRe o -me oive ft WORD f>fw*\ TMt SQIOOL HOSIERY that they will have men to Fet,U)U) WHO STARTS ^STARTeD The wise SHOULD ee PAIR take care of any emergency SCHOOL MUST HAVE THe OAV UiTH Pf>y U)tT8 GOOQ (vii mf SUFFICIENT.- 25c that may arise. PRopeR DOWT TftKft fh Dorsey Motors U)ITH voo 1. Jimmy Stametis, th<> 'S |= congenial soda jerker INCORPORATED ORD6R CHRISTENSEN'S ;. at, the Publix Drug : store, is back at his post DEPT. STORE ,;,. after 8 month's hunt- AUTHORIZED OLDENBOOM'S Ing trip in the wilds of DAIRY 97 Main Street '*:. Canada. Did you know Booty U/IJT- Woodbridge, N. J. ••' §11 the girls were adc- PEONB Perth Amboy fof for you while you M«ple & Fayette Sts. 4—S500 Plenty of good freth milk give* r«ierve strength with "A Uh PIMW to Buy" Jimmy? which to fight illneu. ADER JOURNAL

WOODBRIDGE, N- J.

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