Fow Page Color ed of This Pajpef^ Comic Section CARTERET PRESS Sporting News, VOL. VI, No. 5 CARTERET, N. J , FRlfcAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 PRICE THREE Woman Leaps to Death from Taxi Automobile Stolen. Damaged Birthday Anniversary Party While Owner Watches Game )ef endint Released For William Rossman Jr. | COUNCIL RESCINDS ACTION Aftet Paying Driver $15. Fare While Councilman Edward J. Mr. and Mrs. Willism Romunan of Coughlin was attending a ball game Censured 64 Wheeler svomie held « party »t ON SCHOOL REFERENN "unday at Raritan Copper Works Her skull fractured when she their honlt Sunday in honor of their & Reading railroad crossing on St. 'ield in Perth Amboy, his Frank- leaped from a taxicab in which she New YorW Arrested On Wo- son, William's birthday. The rooms Plan To Giv* Mayor and Council Right To Appoint M« George avenue I^anda heard the cab in sedan was stolen. The car was was on her way to Newark, Mrs. man'* Charge Released. Were attractively decorated in a blue door Rlam and looked around to see arked with hundreds of others near Of School Board Upset When Andre* Joins Democrat* Mary Cumming, a 39-year-old ne- 'and white color scheme. Many beau hin passenger had disappeared. He he ball field. Two men it was le«rn- Sever* Reprimand For gress of Long Branch, died shortly 'tifut gifts were received . Games In Protest. Move fs Lost By Vote of 4 to 1 stopped and ran back along the road id, took the car and while driving Woman Who Caused after being taken tn Rahway Hospi- were played. Mr. and Mrs. Ross- to find the woman unconscious on t across the Victory Bridge toward Recent action of the Republican,» trolley car to « bus was tal early Sunday morning. Brian Arrest j'man entertained the guests with ra- the pavement. A truck driver help- South Amboy, lost control of it. As Th« company, h* said, is trying Lands, Long Branch taxi driver, selections. Dainty refreshments msjority In the Borough Council to ed him rush the injured woman to ' he machine raced along the bridge roUin the same drivers that wa» arrested by the Woodbridge po- Charles Iieas'tra, who lives in New were served. Baskets filled with gain control of th« public school* for the hospital. it struck another car and both ma- charge of th* bna«« btfor* th* lice and held in jail until Monday ork, was arrested Inst week on com- 'dainty drops of all sorts were giv- the party was check-ma|ed at Monday Mrs. Cummings leaves a husband fchines were damaged. p*ny scquired the line. morning when he wag arraigned be- laint Of JWMn Patrich, of Central en as favors ot all. night's meeting of the council when and two small children. The hus- A policeman who came to investi- Those present were William Ross- the Democivts aided by Councilman Ask«d ss to whether the fore Judge Kirkpatrick on a tech- venue whtf charged disorderly con- band came to Woodbridge on Sunday gate the accident, questioned the man Jr., Dorothea Karasiewski, Frank Andres, carried a resolution had raised fares for Cart«r«t nical charge of manslaughter. He and made arrangements to transfer was released under bail of $3,000. driver of "Coughlin's car but, appar- uct. Tuesday Lrtwstra WAS releas- Dorothy Rossman, Charlotte and abrogating the action of September ren attending schools in Pertfc the body to Long Branch. He said ently, did not ask to see his regis- ed and the woman was given a se-Robert .lepson, Edward and Thomas 19. On that daU a resolution w»» boy, Mr. Weller said that fo Landa told police he was in a his wife's uncle died in Newark on tration card. The thief gave a Perth Butler, Ethel WinfcWhell, Blanche passed directing the county clerk to the children had been putting t i Long Branch lunch room at 3 o'clock ere reprimand. Ucastra had serv- Saturday and ahe went down to theAmboy address and was given a sum- Piorkowskl, Agnes Celestia and Miss In the fire box and riding to Sunday morning when a policeman hree daf* in jail. place on the ballots at the general station at Long Branch early Sun- mons. He left saying he was going Loretta Szymborski. Amboy for that amount. Th* entered and told him of a woman election s referendum on the propo- day morning to meet another rela- to get a garage man to tow the dam- From th* testimony it appears that pany had substituted wanting tCgo to Newark. Mrs. Cum- Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jepson, Mr. sition: Shall the provisions of Ar- tive who was coming from Newark aged Franklin away for repairs. He picastra and the woman had formerly tickets and collected (our of ming paid Landa $15. fare in ad and Mrs. Karnszewski Jr., Mr. ticle 8 of the Laws of 1903 be on the 1.20 train. He supposed the has not been seen since. The Frank- kept company and that trouble be- for a one-way trip. This plan, vance and they started immediate- and Mrs. Siymborski, Mr. and adopted in the school district of Car- relatives failed to appear and hisin was later identified. It was badly :ween the pair begun in New York said, bad been approved by' ly, Landa said the woman appeared Urn. Piorkowski, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- teret. Article 6 gives the Msyor and wife decided to go to Newark to learn damaged. while the woman resided there. Dur- schools. to have been drinking and he paid the reason. "The taxi driver should liam Rossman, Mrs. L. Karasiowskl, council the right to appoint school ng a quarrtl, it was testified, Licas- The Public Service company ttf.j no attention to her attempt* to shout not have taken her," the husband de- and Mr. im\ Mrs. Butler of Hillside. commissioners, and does swsy with ra pushed Or struck the woman and letter Informed the council that to him through the glass partition clared, explaining that his wife had school elections. i\\e ran to tbe floor below and picked ing to an exemption granted by .in the cab. Near the Philadelphia [been drinking Saturday night. Amboy Finally Wins iip a baby b«longiii(t to a family there At the meeting this week, Coun- Department of Banking and la nd then raised an outcry chaVging Man Drops Dead cilman Walter Vonah who sponsor- ance, the company is not llabk that Licastfa had struck her while ed the September resolution, was ab- municipal ordinances regarding Local Strikers For m Game From Carteret he was carrying the baby. sent. The Mayor and Councilman sursnee on buses. The letter expll Jolly Rogers to Meet It was admitted that Licastra Heart Disease Cause Andres and Ellis were present rep- ed that the exemption is ei Sixth Meeting of Rival Teams ;ame to Carteret hist week in re- resenting the G. O .P. The throe to all common carriers having i Lanndrymen s Union Results I n Victory For sponse to an urgent request from Michael Kintor, Visiting Democrats, Councilman F.dward J. Ital of $500,000 or more. A CarteretjvC. Sunday ment showing the company to Tizzano's Clan. Carteret Miss Patrich «nd that when he arriv- Friend When End Come*. • Coughlin, Samuel B. Brown and Wil- Men Out In Carteret Plant Onrteret is to be represented- with ed here SB* attempted to patch up liam D'Zurilla were present, capital far in excess of the half ft football team on Sundays this Took Other Five Was Foreman At Creo- lion limit, accompanied the Organized Under State ' their diWottlties. When Licastra Coughlin said that at the time year, according to present plans of showed no disposition to resume their soting Plant the resolution regarding Article 6 Acknowledgment of a letter Federation—T o Hold the Carteret Field Club. The foot Six players of various leagues and former frUndly relationship, the was presented and panned, he and the Mayor MulvihiU to the Board ol Dance and Hear ball team will be under the super- four errors by the opponents en- woman had him nrrcsted, it was tes- Michael Kantor, aged 42 years, of other Democrats had no knowledge timate of New York City r«g*p' vision of Bill Hagan, who, with An abled Jimmie Tizzano's Perth Am 32 Roosevelt avenue, was stricken mosquitoes from State n Speakers tified. that such a measure was contem- dy Bodnar and Joe Weisman, was boys to beat the Carteret Field Club 'with heart disease about 8 o'clock plated. The thing had been rushed swamps invading Carteret, was responsible for the crack team pu by a 6 to 0 score at the Raritan Cop Sunday night as he was entering the ceived, the board stating that The employees of the Rooseveli through without giving time to con- out by the local high school tw> per Works Field in Perth Amboy home flf Mrs. Michael Schweitzer at sider it, he declared. Cnughlin and matter had been referred to the 1 Laundry who recently went on strike Pershing avenue and Union street, years ago. Hagan has a good supply 'Sunday afternoon. The victory fo: the other Democrats had voted a- as a committee of the whole. on account of a wage reduction, have of material /or the Sunday after Liquor-Crazed Man and died immediately. He WEB just Amboy over the Staubach machin gainst it while the three Republican other letter was received from organized under the supervision of noon eleven and he is confident tha Entering the door to make a social •was the first for the Amboys in six councilmen voted for it. This re- Borough of Richmond, thanking the State Federation of Labor and the local boys will make good on call when the end came. Doctor 'meetings this year. Attacks Physician sulted in a tie which was broken by Mayor for taking the matter up have obtained and paid for their char- the gridiron. Walter Overholt is the Messinger was summoned and pro 1 Jess Petty, star Brooklyn Dodge: the Mayor voting in favor of the ref- the City of New York and statin ter. The new union has a member- manager of the local grid machine. nounced Kantor dead. The body w;>5 hurler was the main factor in th Resents Effort To Treat Injur- erendum. Coughlin aaid that since that the Board of Estimate had ship of twenty-two. removed to iLyman's morgue. aside $25,000 to be used in doing ; 'Starting Sunday afternoon the lo Perth Amboy victory. Petty prac ies Received In Fall Down the measure was passed he had look- Mr, Kantor had been a resident way with the breeding places of The members of the new organiza- cal eleven will take on one of th tically ruined Carteret's chances fan ed into it and had consulted with a Stairs of Carteret for several years. He mosquitoes on the Islam). tion are being aided by the Centra! strongest teams in its class at Brn ning fifteen batters, and walking bu legal adviBor. The latter, he said, 'was employed as a foreman at the The street and rond committee ; Labor Council of Trades Unions of dy's Oval. A large attendance one. Petty was never in any ho Frank Tivenrack, of Union street, had denned Article 6 as a selfish law treosoting plant of the Reading Com- giving too much power to one man. ported that the United Constructs Perth Amboy where the organization looked for at the games since many water worth talking of, althoug] fell down while drunk shortly after 1 who are unable to attend week day pany in Port Reading. He is sur- Coughlin declared that a public and Supply Company had pron meeting was held. They will be sup- 'Carteret was well represented o o'clock yesterday morning and cut ported in their strike by that organiz- contests and are desirous of seeing Vived by a daughter, Margaret, election is the most American func- to scrape and otherwise render ; the sacks at times. Carteret secure, his head and lip. The lip was cut ation, also, it is understood. football games will attend the Sun- tion we have and is the only means able Lincoln nvenup, Grant av«n a total of five hits against eight fo through, probably >y the man's teeth, The strikers will hold a dance to- day sessions. of picking men to serve in important and GanU avenue, these street* ' the Amboyites. Only one hit of th Mrs. Tivenrack sent for Doctor Mes- New Building And Loan morrow night in the new Slavish Hall offices. The people of Carteret, ho ing been badly damaged by detOU Coach Hagan Is assured of a good game went for an extra base, 'singer. ' continued .have always selected the at 52 Wheeler avenue in this borough 1 Organized Here This Week ed traffic while the iRahway road backfield quartet in Walter Overholt, being Zitsman's high fly to left cen When the physician arrived Tiv- •highest type of men to serve on the and good music has been provided imd 1 being repaired. The company Frank Hermann, Andy Galvanek and ter when Krausche and Regan pull- enrack was in bed. Mrs. Tivenrack An organisation meeting of the School Board. failed to make any repairs, the eo a program of popular dances will be "Kootch" Masculin, The latter a tendered the doctor a $20 bill and presented. ed the Alphonse and Gaston stunt |*newly formed Tax Payers' Building & Coughlin presented a resolution mittee reported. The clerk was ruman steam roller is slated to play 'as the physician was giving her Loan Association was held this week. Representatives of the State Fed- with the, result that the ball bounced to rescind the former resolution. rocted to write to the oempany the fullback position. Overholt will change, Tivenrack leaped from the The incorporators of the association eration of Labor and the Central La- unhindered, in the seventh. Other members of the council were manding fulfillment of the promtot.jp be the quarterback. Hermann, a for- bed and selling the physician by the are as follows: John Ginda, Jacob Reporting further for the itMi|| bor Co".n<-il. v.-ill be present at the The other league representatives asked to express opinions on the is- mer high school star, will play right throat, nearly pushing him out ofWeiss, Carl Krepper, Felix Szymbor- sue. Brown and Coaghlin support- and road committee Councilman Alt*! dance, and will speak. halfback and S*ivanek. will play op- which opposed the usual local nine the window. - were Zitsman, of the Cincinnati Ski, Louis Kovacs, Joseph Galvanek, ed Coughlin. Ellis spoke strongly in dres said that the contractor has posite him behind the line . Sergeant Andreas was summoned Beds; Haas, of Atlanta, southern as- John Kendzersky, Lewis N. Bradford, favor of the referendum. There started work paving Emerson st A sturdy line can be. built up from and took Tivenrack to headquarters sociation; Stripp, of the Burming- TL L. Strandberg and Maurice Spe- would be no attempt to disturb the He also recommended that the cotin* , such players as Cromwell, Conrad, where the physician again attempted ham, southern; and Otto Miller, wak. 'schools, he said, if the school elec- uil seok a site for a dock along Dress Prominade Demish, Wexler, Walter Galvanek, to attend his injuries. Tivenrack coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers, on ' At this meeting a drive for share tions were fair. They open the polls of the East Hahway frontage on and others. The fans are asked to flew into n drunken frenzy when the first base. Rogers,* captain; For- subscriptions was launched and con- at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Ellis Rahway River. support the new eleven as well as doctor tried to put stitches in the man and Dane, being the only regu- siderable optimism and confidence in said, and close them before 6 o'clock Councilman Coughlin said that For Woman's Club possible so that the good opposition damaged lip. Tivenrack was detain- lars of the Tizzano machine. That the new organization was expressed so that the men employed in the fac- enforcement of the new traffic or can be procured weekly to furnish ed in a cell until morning. Tizzano was anxious to trim Car- by each and every member. XWe in- tories do not have opportunity to ance, limiting parking in the bo Interesting Affair Slated For the opposition at Brady's Oval. teret at least once was quite evi- corporators feel that this organiza- vote. The Mayor said that the school ess section to thirty minutes Next Friday In High tion will be the most progressive and 'elections were a farce and that the et with much protest upon the WOODBRIDGE— dent by the expense in getting this School Auditorium- team together. New Brunswick Cagers efficient Building & Loan Association people did not get an opportunity to •f business men. He recommend* After practicing faithfully for tht express their will. Ellis said that il Neither Tizzano or Staubach loat Seek Fait Company in the borough and that ti's chief aim hat the time be extended to The Carteret Woman's Club will past week the Jolly Rogers feel con- the referendum went through two by the amounts paid, as more than shall be a continuous attempt and de- minutes. The matter was, on his ; bold a dress prominade in the high |.fident they will come out on top in The New Brunswick Birds, a bas- thirds of the voters would favor do- 1,600 persons passed the turnstile. sire to satisfy all subscribers. on, referred to the police comn the third tuBB>e of the season against ketball team of New Brunswick, N. ing away with school elections, He school auditorium on Friday after- This attendance sets a new record ee and chief of police for adju the Carteret Field Club at Brady's and the Mayor contended that Ar- noon, October 28, a t3 o'clock. The for a Middlesex County baseball 'J., is seeking games with fast teams, ment. Oval, Carteret. ticle 6 did not give the appointive affair will be under the auspices of game and it is not likely that the to be play«d either on the teams' St. Joseph's P. T. A. Louis Vonah, a builder resldin The Carteret team Is strong and power to one man, the mayor, but to L. Bamberger and Co., of Newark, record will be broken for some time court in New Brunswick or away. Has Card Party Washington avenue, made a if the Scarlet array win this tussle the entire council. and will be free to the public. There if the number is not passed at theHome games are preferred. The rous protest regarding drain they will be in good position to de- Coughlin contended that as a mat- will be a display of the styles for game next week when the rubber manager announces that the "Birds" A card party was given yesterday onditions in that street in fror mand engagements with the lead- the fall and winter for sport wear contest is played. want to present first class attrac- afternoon in the basement of St. ter of fact the power would rest f his house. The grade of the and street wear and also evening *ing amateur elevens of the state. tions. Arrangements can be made by Sterling Stryker, of the Buffalo Joseph's Catholic Church under the with the maySr and that it was too alk there, he said, is four and on*r' The Carteret team turned- in a good writing to the manager, J. Fleman, functions. The* display will include Internationals, hurled for the Field auspices of the Parent-Teacher As- much power to give one man no mat- ,alf inches too low with the result J children's and women's cltfthes. Mu- record last season and with prac- 78 Carroll Place, New Brunswick, sociation of St. Joseph's Parochial ter what his politics. .hat water stands five and six incb*tj tically the same team on hand, even Club. Stryker was the only new man sic will be furnished by local tal- In the Staubach lineup. Eight hits N. J, School. Euchre was the principal When Councilman Andres was ieep on the walks and makes it ent. better things are looked for this sea- game. Pleasing prizes were award- called upon he said that while he lossible to enter his house in rainf | son. 'received from Stryker were well A speaker from the • Bamberger 'bunched and netted the winners six scored for the remainder of theed; had voted in favor of the referen- feather without getting wet. concern will address the club and vis- The Carteret club is made "up most- tallies. meeting but two singles went in vain Among the prize winners were: dum in September, he has since had Vonah has remonstrated with tb«V ly of former scholastic and collegiate cause to doubt the wisdom of the ouncil on several other occasions J itors. The club is arranging for a Mayor Thomas J. MulvihiU, an in- for Carteret in thft sixth. Burnett Mrs. Mary Armour, Mrs. A. Bon- performers, riding roughshod over measure . There was a great deal of nd in each instance Engineer Oliver series of interesting weekly events. terested spectator at the game was singled and was forced out at sec- ier, Mrs. C. H. Byrne, Mrs. A. CBSK almost all its opponents last year, criticism and opposition to the pro- i\ Mitchell has declared that th*; 'announced and responded in appro- ond by Coplan's yrqunder to short. leggi, Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. W. posal, he said, and the opposition grade is correct. Vonah said Mon-' priate words. A big hand was giv- Kiggk was called put when he at-. Lawlor, Mrs. James Dunne, Mrs. Chautauqua Program Thursday V. McNally, Mrs. J. Jones, Mrs. C, was expressed by Democrats and Re- ay night that he had engaged en the Mayor by the large number tempted to take the extra base to ; Old Time Ban) Dance publicans alike. Andres* called the \ Simons, a civil engineer, to tak« 'j Include* Lecture and Concert 'of fans gathered in the park. In re- which he was entitled .on Miller's err- V. Brady, Mrs. C. Jamison, Mrs. J. attention of the council to the fact he grade and that Simons had foun4 , By Holy Name Society gard to the outcome of the game or at first. Then Bruggy's single -telly, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Thomas that bills intended to give the Mayor t four and one-half inches low* | Frederick M. Snyder .executive The annual old New England barn the mayor remarked "Well a vic-which followed was wasted, 'Larkin, Mrs. F. X. Kepp'ler, Mrs. F. power to appoint school commission- Tests were also made by Contractor^ secretory of the Press Congress of dance under the auspices of the tory for Perth Amboy helps to re-i The pitching of Jess Petty, the olton, Mrs. W, Brits«hwidt, and ers had been introduced in both the John Cselle and by Vonah, hin the World will be the speaker Thurs- Holy Name Society of St. Cecelia's lieve Carteret fans of the monotony field work of Howard Krausche and Mrs.* P. B. Harrington. Senate and the House in Trenton and ;he latter declared and these t«S day afternoon at the first of the ae-Church will be held in the audi- of always being on the winning side the batting of Stripp were the fea- A food sale held in connection with 'that all of these measures had been had agreed with the findings of Kn-Jjl ries of Chautauqua entertainments torium of St. Joseph's School on and it will make the rubber contest tures of the game in addition to the he meeting was well patronized. soundly defeated. The members of gineer Simons rather than with tho*s-| to be given in the high school audi- Saturday evaning, November 5. Mr.All the more interesting;" crowd itself. 1 1 the Senate and House, were wiserof Mitchell. torium. He is said to be one of the 'James Owens is general chairman of Petty got off to a good start, fan The score: in such matters than the council. The matter was referred to most entertaining and instructive the committee in charge of the ar-1 "ning Regan and forcing Burnett and Carteret ab. r. h. speakers on the American lecture rangements. In addition to old and Coplan to aground out. Two errors 'Regan, If 4 0 Police Court Notes When Coughlin's resolution was gineer Mitchell to make an inves gation. platform. new dances there will be a special in the first two plays were costly 'Burnett, 2b 4 2 put to a vote it received tha favor- able votes of Coughlin, Brown, D'- Councilman Andres also called Snyder has established reputations cake walk. Cider, home-made pump- grounded to 'Coplan, lb. 4 1 Tony Udgrelaka, of Pershlng ave- for Carteret. Haas Zurilla and Andres. Ellis voted a tention to the poor drainage con in several fields one of which is hu- kin pie and crullers will be among Bruggy, c 4 1 nue who was arrested last week on a Stryker who blinded by the sun gainst it. tions in Holly street where, he mor. He has been a valued contrib- 'the good things offered in the way of Sabo, 3b "4 1 charge of driving a car while intoxi- missed the bail. On the next play Under suspension of rules the the rain runs in from Roosevelt utor to Judge and to "Punch", an refreshments. Preparations arc being , 4 0 cated, was arranged Tuesday night. Forman got on through Coplan'l' a err-j'Krausche, cf. meeting opened with the reading of enue and floods cellars and Engilsh humorous publication. His made for the usual large crowd that 2 0 The charge was changed to one of or, Stripp singled scoring Haas, Zlts-1'" bids on the $287,000 issue of 4t floors. This matter will also be gift for humor gives an added charm turns out to enjoy this annual event. man walked and Forman tallied on' 0 disorderly conduct and he was fined 0 improvement bonds. Nine bids wero vestigated, to his lectures, even though the lat- Nileski's sacrifice fly to left. 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All the other reform movement! in the ALL DAY JOB .apply School Street Entered as second class matter June 5, 1!>24, at Carteret, N. J., can not agree with them. My observations lead me the caretaker, heard the crash to believe that environment, specially early envir- world miKht profitably be dropped if the workers Bakery, Woodbridge. Post Office, under the Act of March 3, 1879. of glass and ran upstairs to see 10-21, 28; 11-4, 11. onment, is overwhelmingly more Important and pow- •would hand together in a united drive to raise the what she thought to be an eagle erful in the formation of character. There is a standards of environment. But it would be a tre- with wings outstretched on the HELP WANTED" foreign Advertising Representatives saying: "Tell me your company and I'll tell you mendous task—folks are so "sot" in their ways. floor. She slammed the door and Nrw Jersey Neighborhood Newspapers, Inc. what you are." The proverb might very well be called Mr. Rice who tried in vain PERMANENT INCOME to revive the bird. It was a fine reversed and made to run something like this: "Let for reliable men everywhere. Sparc specimen, full grown and nicely or full time. Experience unnece? me watch your conduct a while and I'll tell yon what OUR BOASTED PROSPERITY During the present summer and fall there has plumed. sary. We furnish actual samples of kind of associates you have." Shoes and Hosiery. Complete line Heredity, no doubt, plays a part where tralti been (foinff on in many small cities and towns a curious propaganda called "a shop at hnme cam- for every man, woman and chil.l President Coolidge's stand with respect to the United of individuality and observation are inherited. In Big earnings. Send for free book such cases these inherited tendencies are manifest- paign." For the most part it has been conducted "Getting Ahead." Tanner's Shoe !• States Chamber of Commerce's demand of a $400,000,000'tax through weekly papers. The central idea is a page SAYS SIMPLE SIMON reduction by the next session of Congress and the uncertain ed Inter in life and function as a sort of repair Mfg. Co., 1D-10, C St., Boston, crew to mend the damage done by environment in of small advertisements. The entire scheme origi- Some people aim high even when Mass. attitude of Republican leaders generally on this important is- early life. Thousands of men and women struggle nates with some alert individuals of New York who they cast tiara 10-21, 28. sue indicate that administration leaders have at last recognized bravely to overcome a groundless fear of the dark, bell the service to the weekly paper and the mer- chant?. Conscience Is an alarm clock that FOR RENT either that the country is not as generally prosperous aa they implanted in childhood by some ignorant mother or helps a man to rise In his own esti- have been claiming, or that, if there is general prosperity, they nurse. Others light silly superstitions acquired in ' The advertisements are small insertions, charg- mation. FURNISHED room, all ed to the merchant at about eight or ten times the ments, 44 1 are not at all certain it is going to continue under the policies childhood and may get to a point where they no Grew street, Wood- longer fear to walk under a ladder or encounter a ordinary rntes for space . Of this revenue the pro- David killed Goliath with a stone. bridge, N. J. for which they are responsible. black cat. moters take the lion's share. The' extra charge for Good thing David didn't live In a 10-21 space is compensated, so the merchant is informed, Commenting on the U. S. Chamber of Commerce's action, The most appalling results of unfortunate early glass house. FIVE roonts, all improvements, cor- the President let if be known that he favors tax reduction, but environment are to be observed in the social con- by fclip fact that the paper in question will publish ner Main and School streets. In- Do onto others ai you would have makes no suggestion as to how or to what extent it should be tact of the victims. How many young men and wo- some front page stuff boosting the shop-at-home quire 885 School street, Wood- idea. " The merchant signs what purports to be a others do onto you, If you care for a effected. He also noted that "expenditures were mounting," men approach life with feelings of hostility and one-sided game. bridge, N. J. 10-21. suspicion toward all they meet! And how heavy it contract for a series of twelve insertions. Later it which is hardly consistent with the claims that have been made develops that he has signed a note for the price of Ralhway, coxy new five room pt the handicap of such an attitude through life I For one man who wakes up to flnd the aiU and has to come across promptly. ment, centrally located in good res- for his administration that it was steadily reducing the cost I know a woman who is developing a strong com- himself -famous there are thousands idential section. For particulars of government. As a matter of fact, as the Secretary of the plex of savagery in her two little girls. The girl*, As 1 nee it, the proposition is not a paying one suffering from Insomnia, phone iRahway 268-W. Treasury's annual report shows,. government appropriations just at the formative period of life, at timeB show for the merchants nor is it eventually a profitable 10-21, 28' have increased every year of the Coolidge administration. little flashes indicating that with other home in- plan for the papers. The front page stuff is con- The fellow who wants the earth fluences they might become quite charming children. cocted in the office of the concern that sells the never stops to consider how much It FOR BALE As for the extravagant claims of wide and general pros- service and is so worded that it applies generally to would cost him to run It But their case is hopeless; the mother with her vic- FIREWOOD for sale, pine or oak, in perity upon which much of the fiction about the Coolidge ad- tims, quarrelsome temperament is their constant conditions in any small town that happens to be lo- any lengths desired. Phone Wood- cated within a day's trip of a big city. Do the people who bum their ministration has been built up, every figure bearing upon the companion. Her attitude is one of hostility to so- bridge* behind then find that the bridge 193. John Thomas, Oakland point which comes from a reliable quarter bears out the con- ciety. The children are slowly acquiring an ex- The gist of the the front page articles Js that longest way round h the shortest •venue, Sewaren. pression of smoldering ferocity in their eyes. all local merchants are Strictly honest and that all way home! tention Democrats have been making for several years, that KINDLING WOOD In this case the family came from a remote, department stores and other big city enterprises are while there is a certain degree of prosperity, it is "spotty", And Firewood ,dry, fS.OO per load. down-at-the-heel part of the hinterland where such to be viewed with suspicion. Peddlers are described is chiefly confined to a few huge administration-favored cor- as beinR somewhat similar to second story men. The Eugene Schreiner, 84 Fultin st., brawling hell-cats were in the majority. There the Woodbridge, telephone 939. porations, and has not been enjoyed by the farming classes; mother gained her attitude and is passing it on to buyinp public is told in frank terms that to buy from CLASSIFIED ADS 10-21, 28; 11-4, 11* the small manufacturers, merchants and working people gen- her offspring. out of town merchants or from peddlers is prac- FOUND HOUSE, Corner Grove avenue and erally. It is also a fact that banking and business failures have Some years ago I knew a young man with a tically a major crime. There is a strong note of DOG—Large Police Dog, friendly, moat engaging personality. In most of his Social dictation throughout the article. Tisdale place, sis Urge rooms, alt been more numerous during the Harding-Coolidge regimes and appears to be a thoroughbred. imp'ovc-^nts, lot 60 x 182, garage. contacts he was attractive and he made many friends. There is no appeal along the line that the lo- Owner apply to Mrs. E. H. Mott, 34 than ever before in the history of the country, and there is cal merchants are struggling to make ends meet and If. Logan, 109 Grove avenue, Wood- I was amazed to hear him denounced as a bigot. Chrome avenue, Carteret, N. J. bridge. every reason to indicate that commercial casualties, particu- The next time I met him I purposely directed the con- ought to be given a little consideration and help larly among the small and moderate class traders, will reach versation to topics of sectarianism and was astound- by tlio townspeople. Rather the idea put forward THE CENTRAL RAILROAD WANTED a new and appalling high peak during the present year. -, ed to hear his views on a certain denomination. H« is that it is a duty of the people to buy only at COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY will CLEAN RAGS wanted, she of hand- was convinced that the believers in the creed in local stores. sell at Public Auction at Carteret, kerchief or larger, 5c a pound. The report of R. G. Dunn & Co. for the first three-quar- New Jersey, at 10.00 A. M., Friday, Middlesex Press, 20 Green street, question had but one object i. e. to carry off the The reaction is natural. People do not like to Woodbridge. ters of 1927, from January to September, inclusive, shows a U. S .Government, bag and baggage to a foreign be dictated to. They resent it. People can be won 'October 28th, 1927, unclaimed and I refused property. total of 17,333 commercial failures during the nine months, land. over in the mass or individually by the humble ap- CARPENTER an increase of 1,222 over the number during the same period peal but not by bossing. NOTICE is hereby given that the ODD JOBS done promptly. -Joe D"r- A bit of business made it necessary for me to Central Railroad Company of New ish, 680 Watson avenue, Wood- The scheme also puts the paper in the position of 1926, a far greater number than ever before occurred dur- visit the home of this young man and there I found Jersey will sell at public' auction to bridge, N. J. ing a like period of time. Liabilities of these firms going into the explanation of the complex. The youth lived of dictating in a matter that is none of the paper's the highest bidder, property herein- ..business and that brings a reaction against the paper RADIO AND BATTERIES bankruptcy were $396,659,570, an increase of almost $100, with his mother and she had the house packed with after enumerated in satisfaction of old files of "the Menace" and other periodicals pro-^ in question. A propaganda favoring a group of carrier's lien for charges expenses, .000,000 over the $297,697,987 of liabilities of the 16,111 com- merchants and telling the masses that the group Batteries recharged and repaired viding such fodder as the modern Kluxer feeds on. demurrage and storage as provided All makes of radio repaired and mercial establishments failing during the first nine months A year or two later a streptococcus bug did for the MUST be catered to is putting the paper on the sida in Section 4 of the conditions of the brought up to date of 1926. The number of failures during the last nine, months mother and the young man had to get out on his of a class. As I see it, the normal place of a news- Uniform Bill of Lading -effective All work called for and delivered own. A few years of different environment knocked paper is on the side of the masses and not the class- March 15th, 1922. Drop a card to is substantially double the number occurring during any full G3 Drums 300 Mineral Seal Oil, year of the Wilson administrations, yet Republican leaders the scales from his eyes. The latest I've heard of es. The only ones who really profit by the plan are Radio and Battery Sorvic* him, he has married into the creed he once de- the gentlemen who sell the service and secure pay- CNJ car 36193 Ex PRR 571535. 2 Charles Street try to fool the country into believing that it is only under their tested. ment by notes disguised as contracts. Shipper: Mid-Penn Refining Co., Carteret, or cad Carteret BBI-W or *rule that "business is good" and the country prosperous. Inc. tf. Woodbridge 778-J Consignee: James Berry Sons. Neither are the workers prosperous. On the other hand, EQtJAL RIGHTS BUT UNEQUAL RESISTANCE Life'* Building Reference: O&S 61054. lst-M0RT6AGES—2nd employment is at a low ebb, as was disclosed at the recent an- We try to grasp too much of life ai All goods to be forthwith removed. Construction Loans nual convention of the American Federation of Labor at Los once. Since we think of ll as a whole Terms cash. ReBdy Money 1! "Quick Action 11 Speaking at a medical society convention in Kansas City Instead of living one dny at a time Samples on request. Call 816- LESS HOLIDAYS, MORE WORK American hens produced 24,060,000,000 egga last year. Daily 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. In view of this splendid record inquisitive folks should' drop Those who understand the attitude of the Italians and the inquiry as to why the chicken crossed the road. other Latin nationalities tow^NiijiWblidays marvel at Mus- fe.solini's temerity in suspending observance of certain of these God Loves a Good Laugh. He Wants a Song SEE THIS DISPLAY OF fc celebrations. That he give! as the reason a desire to have the on the Lips of Men i| people put that many more hours in at their work will scarce- Modern - Unusual - up to the minute equipment fjly appeal to the class that, with its nose to the grindstone* year By REV. CHARLES H. ROBINSON, .Wheeling, w. Va., Hlnirter, gin and year out, gets what little pleasure its lot affords in the ^.diversion of an occasional day off. All woii and no play is bad hygiene and bad religion. It may be that Italy has become holiday-ridden. Too many Qod loves a good laugh. I know when I hear th« thfl birds sbg Powered by the i |tiolidays, like too much of anything else, sates the appetite and see the flowers grow. He wants a song on the lips of men. •&, (merry »nd does more harm than good. Not a few of our own peo- heart is good medicine, better than medicine. • . jlple think there are too many holidays in this country. They God is not a tyrant Who siU on a throns making petty lawn to gov- FORDSON TRACTOR either rid the calendar of a few of the ones they con- ern our every move. He wants UB to 1M happy. A mournful fac« and ider superfluous or would have a stop put to the form of ob- long hair are not proof of piety. servance that calls for a day off. OUT great national game, baseball, should be rescued from the gam- OF INTEREST TO Our adult population is not affected by holidays to the blers and th« Sabbath-breakers and turned to making people htfllthy, OoU tent they affect our school children. This paper does not and tennis have done a world of good in exercising men. and regnjating Road Builders — Real Estate Developer* ,' ~ Relieve there is any justification for increasing the number of their digestion. Induktmt — Contractor! — Clay Miner* , •"- \ The last hope is the Christian citizen. The trouble with Christian forking days now on the schedule for the bread winner but' Building Supply Dealers — Lumbermen, Etc j|t is convinced that the custom of dismissing school on so many citizens is that many of them, while exemplary in their homes and in IO- t our significant dates is a doubtful favor/to the youngsters, ciety, when they go to the polls, forget their Qhristian ideals. They sur- render Christ to party allegiance. Thus are the righteous sold, put Ifl their faking the holiday just past as an example, it is reasonaflp to You will find a UNIT here ippoae the date of the discovery of America and the import- own house and the wicked rule the people. facts concerned therewith could be better impressed on to do YOUR job minds of the school children by a half-hour lecture in the Lawyer Losing Individuality as "Machinf Age" room or assembly th\n by turning the boys and girls Gains in Strength "4 Quicker — Cheaper — Better -V »e for a day of leisure that means no Aore )*> them' than a come r««ase from Btudies. By NATHAN WILtlAM McCHBSNEY.lChicago 7 Dependable One-man Outfits — low in ** A "machine age" has usurped the former individualism and author- TAKINQ A JOB TOO SERIOUSLY ity of the American bar. backed by the world's greatest service .'•.*' - - • , , * < >;' " The bar has always been composed of men of strong individualities. 10 extreme of anything is painful. For a man to take The men in it have gloried injhtir individuality. It is no longer true. organization periously has always been regarded as a prime virtue The time was when the «i« L.: A'** PAGE SIX iii Majestic Theatre, Perth Amboy, on Sunday and will show for Six days beginning Monday at the Strand. dr.m. " 'Camillo,' which has been trans- m ferred to the screen in modern have com« down to the form, is nn oxnmiilr of the manner in which motion pictured are com- injr around to Shnkoiyware's point of view," Mini Tnlmndfce said.,., has been rlven > "It is intnroRting to know that all treatment, without*fear of the immortal bard's plays were ing from its dramatic o presented without costuming or stage such classics as this value scenery, yet his dramas .tragedies work of Alexander and comedies were the most convinc- and the writings of rlrvo ing nf their day. In spite of theare eternally modern/' THE irresponsible—until railed on to prove \er true qualities . Reed Howes, also a graduate of BLOCK'S the independent studios, plays the Griffith and male lead. A pronounced athletic inthe P«M\mount type, Howes is ideal as Joe Hennes- *H to L sey ,the fighter who trains for a championship bout and gets it. Ar- Qiiffr Propi For F«rt»! thur Housman, well known character A coffin, a liraoe of dueling pis- portrayist, enacts the second fea- STATE tols, a spiritualist's j?aiinjt crystal, a tured role as Howes' trainer. perambulator, a liottle of win?, » bat- tery of anti-aircraft Run? and four Sound Depths of Tr«f ic-Comedy Theatre - Woodbridge captive balloons were some of the "propa" imed in filming '"Time to Just as -'The Big Parade" took the Love" Raymond Griffith's Paramount Matinee Daily, 3 P. M. m "AOW AND EVIL' love of a boy and a girl, and sur- starring comedy, which reaches the rounded it with the surge and thun- State Theatre tomorrow. Vera Vor- Saturday, Sunday, Holidays, 2 P. M. Even'g 7 and 9 P. M "Adam anil E»e" der of war to achieve one of the •onia, new Russian screen discovery epic dramas of )h« day, so has "The Last Time Today—Friday— and William Powell, veteran villain. Bugle Call" taKen the problem of a are featured. When a beautiful young wife can't distinguish her own husband from child's life—of motherhood and step- his twin brother things are bound to motherhood—and, with battle and spectacle surrounding it, gives an THE CALLAHAN'S and "The M»»ic FUme" happen. They do—on Metro-Go'.d- audience a glimpse into the heart wyn-Mayer's new farce comedy Ronald Colman plays two roles in of America's childhood. 'Adam and Eve" to be at the State "The Magic Flame," at the State This is what Jackie Coogan's new the MURPHYS Theatre tomorrow. Cody plays the Theatre Sunday and Monday. He is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vehicle has . . . also . . . at once the villain and the hero and dual roles of the twins, with Miss done—he has. voiced the plea of the in the course of the film he wrestlei Pringle as the wife. The cast in- thousands of children with step- with himself, kill?? his other self, im- cludes Roy D'Arcy, Gwenn Lee, parents— and has given a solution to personates his other self and wind Gortrude Short, Hedda Hopper and one of the nation's gravest prob- L0N CHANEY in the girl from the other Colman. others. lems. It is all done in a sort of airy "THE UNKNOWN" story—a romantic tale of Indians and Comedy NEW JERSEY'S FINEST PLAY HOUSE adventure now playing at the Majes- Latest News tic Theatre, Perth Amboy—but un- READE'S NEW "The Understanding Heart" "Valencia," coming Tuesday and derneath the thrills, the spectacle, Tomorrow—SATURDAY— Wednesday to the State Theatre. The the adventure—and a great deal of comedy—there is a mighty lesson to •Cosmopolitan's newest production, heroine of "The Merry Widow", "The American parents. It is a picture 'The Understanding Heart," coming Masked Bride" and other sensational every father and mother should see. to the State Theatre, is said to besuccesses plays a fiery circus gypsy Jackie plays an orphaned son of an MAJESTIC a romantic drama of intense real- enmenshed in a strange intrigue of army captain, stationed on the fron- ism and power. It is a stirring pic- high society in the new picture, di- THEATRE PERTH AMBOY tier in a cavalry post in the '70's, turization of the popular Peter B. rected at fee Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer PERTH AMBOY'S ONLY VAUDEVILLE THEATRE studios by Dlmitri Buchowetzki. when the United States cavalry Kyne novel, with Joan Crawford, carved a path for Western settlers Rockliffe Fellowes, Carmel Myera, Lloyd Hughei plays the leading male 1over the historic Bozeman Trail. CONTINUOUS 1:30 to 11:00 P. M. and Francis X. Bushman Jr. It will role and the cast, includes Roy D - Arcy, Max Barwyn, Robert Ander- Jackie's adventures with the Indians show at the 'State Theatre Thursday —his saving of the fort—the battles TODAY and TOMORROW— and Friday, son and dther well known screen ar- tists. on the plains—these are all gigantic It is a tale of the great outdoors, situations and wonderful spectacle having for a background the im- and thrill. Jackie Coogan in mense timber lands of the Northwest "RoKfk House Ro.ie" . . . also . . . on the United States Government North* Proves the preserves. The life of the forest "Rough Rouse Rosic," Clara Bow's "PLy's the Thlnt" LEW CODY and AILEEN PRINGLE in THE BUGLE CALL ranger is well pictured. new Paramount starring medium, Shakespeare's contention that which comes to the State Theatre "the play's the thing" is unmistak- SUNDAY— Mae Murray** New Film on Tuesday and Wednesday, find* ably upheld by present-day trends "ADAM and EVIL" A Spanish Romance this cyclonic little actress the laugh- In motion picture production, ac- Comedy Latest News able, lovable belle of Tenth Avenue, cording to Norma Talmadge, whose Mae Murray's latest starring ve- living by her wits, loyal to herlatest screen vehicle, "Camille," hicle is a romantic story of Spain. friends, irrepressible and seemingly will be the feature attraction at the SUNDAY and MONDAY—Oct. 23, 24—Only— s MfMfM«;M» 'At '"VIMl' SAMUEL GOUDWYM RONAU^JOIMAN STRAND k VI1MABANKY MONDAY, TUESDAY and Wednesday— MAGIC FLAME HENRY KING Douglas McLean in PERTH AMBQY^U1S93 it I SOFT CUSHIONS" CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE" Comedy "Row, Sailor, Row' Latest News Events Matinee: 10c, 20c, 30c. Nights, Saturdays, Holidays: 15c, 25e, 40c. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY— Sundays: 20c, 40c. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—Oct. 25 and 26— n The;,Heart of Maryland" Today and Tomorrow— With an All-Star Cast Chamber of Commerce Night Every Friday Valuable Prizes Given Away—Now on Display in Lobby KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE Every Day Except Sunday CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE Matinee: Adults 35c; Children 15e. Evening: Orchestra, Adults 50c; Balcony, Adults 35c; Children 25c. , Saturdays and /Holidays: Adults, 60c; Children 25c. Sundays: Adults 50c; Children20c. AT ALL PERFORMANCES READE'S MAJESTIC NEWS NOVELTIES ORCHESTRA ORGAN Sunday— —READE'S MAJESTIC READE'S MAJEST1C- "THE GREAT GATSBY" THURSDAY and FRIDAY—Oct. 27 and 28— With An Ail-Star Cast Crescent Theatre Six Day* Beginning Monday PERTH AMBOY, N. J. BKVNE'S film epic of thi TODAY AND TOMORROW— forest rangers* i Ken Maynard in "SOMEWHERE IN SON OR A" Perils of the Jungle No. 8 ' ERSTANDINI / SUNDAY AND MONDAY— 1EART Mildred Harris and Robert Frazer in "OUT OF THE PAST" . .. Extra Added Attraction ...... alto ... "THE THRILL SEEKERS" "Through Darkest Africa" With Robert Me Kim and Ruth Clifford , . . with ... COLONEL HARRY KIRCH EUSTACE and WEDNESDAY— Comedy Latott Clara Bow in "IT" ... alto . . . Coming $000 to the State ThMtri...... in "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER" T> B«0U Call «• TJ*» Miabf IWt;,-." NOW YARK-'PARIS'•" —*•«—• FASHIONS I THE PERTH AMBOY GAS LIGHT COMPANY New Jersey's m M6 SMITH STREET ! HMtfefsad CoddM Appttw Telephone System Has I W«t«c H—Hrt Doubled in Ten Years N«w Proctss (Us V'1 CMS-DWRH Radiant Logs ELEPHONE growth reflects community progress. New Jer- OiarlMfr-ECcfeiit—Inrapasuh Tsey's Bell Telephone system has doubled in size within ten years and probably will repeat this development during the next decade. Telephone 148 Perth Amboy Back of the 570,000 Bell Telephones now in use in New Jersey is an immense physical plant. It contains 2,500,000 miles of wire over which nearly 7ifce Finish That Stays New 4,000,000 conversations are held each day. Have Your Car Painted Now and Receive Our Special Season Prioei Its buildings number 203 and they house 12,000 workers, Roaditen Touring Coup«* Ssdant FORD $30.00 ?40.00 $56.00 |65.00 164 central office switchboards, power plants, testing apparatus Chevrolet, Dodge, Essex, Durant, and a great array of other equipment needed to give you ser- SUr, Overland 4 4000 55.00 65.00 75.00 Buick 4, Cleveland, Nash 4, Stude- vice whenever you want it. J^OTHINd In quite no Important to baker Light G, Oldsmobile 4, Jcwott 50.00 O&.OO TC.00 85.00 the air of & strent riiM'mble as r Buick 6 Studebakeer 6, Chandler, smart purse. So inuny vvouim givi Hudson, Moon, Nash fi, Hupmohile, Always this system is growing. Six new buildings have attention to the mo»t minute detul Auburn,Reo,Oakl»nd, Jordan, Paige 55.00 Gj.00 75.00 95.00 of the actual costume, even to th Cadillac, Marmon, Mercer, I'oerloss I been completed this year and three others are under construc- colour of the stltcliliiR on their glove Frnnklin, Stutl, Packard fi 65.00 75.00 90.00 M0.00 and then spoil It all by a carelrwl Lincoln, Packard 8, Locomobile, tion. Among the latter is the company's new twenty-story chosen bag or pocket book, becanw Pieree-Arrow 75.00 85.00 95.00 110.00 It happens to strike their fancy headquarters building in Newark. someone they like gavn It to thrm. o It Is big enough to hold everything That's a great mistake, really It 1 G. T. D. AUTO PAINTING The 1927 record will show several hundred thousand miles especially as so many pumps are de Agentt for Moon and Diana Car« signed to-day to complement the col Telephone 196 of wire placed in service and 40,000 more New Jersey tele- bur scheme of one's whole costum 721 St. George Atenue Woodbridge, N. J. and to be considered as a part of I phones brought within your reach. Take the one sketched at the to of the picture, for instance. That of dark preen suede with a grocn an When you lift a receiver or turn a dial to start a telephone black ornament. With a frock or coat ol black trimmed with one the RABINOWITZ HARDWARE call you command a system of communication that is growing the new golden brown furs, this purso "If It's Hardware, We Have It!" would be very smart each day in its power to serve you and the community in Full line of Shell. pyagllfl Is used both for the frame aija the ring that finishes HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VAR. which you live. the zipper fastening of the stunning bag In the center. It la of suede in NISHES, HOUSE FURNISHINGS. one of those marvellous new pinky beige shades. Porfect for a costume j 55S-555 ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET, N. J. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY uslns two or more of the new shades of brown. The la«t purse la of black Tel. Carteret 312 and 1018 velvet with an umber buckle. Just the thing to trive a light touch to an all black afternoon costume. President H. K WHITAKER AMBOY COTTON STORE TRUCKING . The Best and Most Popular Store ASHES and CINDERS 154 Valentine Place in Town for Shoppers A NEW JERSEY INSTITUTION BACKED BY NATIONAL RESOURCES WOODBRIDGE 201 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. Thone 778-W •Please mention this paper whes buying from advertisers.— Modern and Antique WOODBRIDGE By Thornton Plsha FURNITURE Mr. I. KnOWltl Tr* c.«r* --. ^.^ • r«..«. now mat remark sounds «o Known Repaired, Refiniihed and Upholitarsd NEW YORK r r CANDY KITCHEN Slip Covers Made to Order Manufacturers and Dealers in From $20 Up Strictly Pure Box Springt and M«ttrene» CANDIES AND ICE CREAM Made or Remade 79 Main St., Woodbridge. Tel. 43 Carpenter Work, Screens, ' Garages and Porches Painting and Paper Hanging GUSTAV BLAUM CHARLES SERMAYAN 1 Fifth Avenue, Avencl Groceries and Provisions Tel. Woodbridg« 1217 •7 MAIN ST. Woodbridt* MACHINE SHOP A. H. BOWER MACHINE SHOP No job too large or too small Freeman Street, at P. R. K. R. A. H1RNER Tel. Woodbridgc S6S Funeral Biractor and WOODUIUDGE, N. J. EST. 1015 Expert Embalmer it n t The only fully equipped and up-V ny uwu ougnroc date Undertaking Establishment 1 71 MCKIE. THE PRINTER'S DE town. TROUBLE WJk9, \ MEV6R. mil - •• GETMV LAW FAIR FEU£H UrCE ME Fanny Jumps at the Chance THE FEATHERHEADS . MA REMEMBER — on, your next tire blow- iVE ear ~K> TnOO M1W0TE5 IS LISTEN. FAKINV >• I 8fcCKToTHE out — think of this v TOQ SOPPEQ auto repair shop. See ' "Snyder's ii always a " suto SNYDER1 GARAGE' PAGi? LATEST IN "HIGHWAY LINERS'* Hallowe'en Party to !• Grtgg Pob. Co. •..:.: u.u At Presbyterian Church Minute* of ri» r«gu1ar m*«tiag of For foreign born cla«*«: Mary Band A. N. Palmer Co 129.49 lh» r.rlfrrl Board of Education k*M Oonohue, Mary Zietnba, EliiAeth L. E. Knott App. Co 1,277.99 Arrangement* have been complet- in ihr C*rt*rrt High .Schnnl on Tu«t- Connolly. Arnold Radden 421.71 e dfor a Hallowe'en party to be held last night In the d»y rv#>ning, October 11, 1927. The Hoard being polled all voted Hammaeher * Schlemmer Co. 149.04 in the Sunday School rooms of the First Presbyterian Church" under Vros Hcil prrsi Two sweethearts should never have their picture taken together, else they will never marry. Yet how many "Motor Hurt" ut 1'iuk Square, Boston, la the largest garage In the world. have done It and lived happily ever It Is eight stories lilsti, nnd has 52,500 Biiuure feet per gtory. It Is capable after. of housing 2,500 automobiles. SAGE SAYINGS HARRIS A man 1B but what he knoweth.— Featuring All Thai is New and Ultra Bacoo. Department Store Peace Is rarely denied to the peace- Successor to Engelman's Smart in Fall Fashions ful.— Schiller. 128 Main Street, Rahway, N. J. Self-trust is the first secret of sac- Regular Dinners cess.—Emerson. Rahway's Most Popular Store Ladies' Coats loss of vital Loss of sincerity la big feature with us this season. An extensive selec- power.—Bovee, Telephone Promptly Attended To tion of smartest sizes and materials No one loves the man whom be Call Rahway 545 $9.95 % 98.50 tears.—Aristotle. He that had no cross deserves no LINDY RAINCOATS—a nationally advertised crown.—Quarles, We are endeavoring to give Rahway a product—None better made A word once escaped canneTer be Metropolitan Store with Metropolitan Prices. VELVET DRESSES—Scalloped and plain bot- recalled.—Horace. toms. A value you cannot duplicate elsewhere $995 Cynicism Is Intellectual dandyism. Our Merchandise is dependable. Try us CLOTH AND JERSEY DRESSES— —Ceorge Meredith. Also Combination Sweater d*>|9955 to d»Q95 before going elsewhere, and Skirt Dresses M Heaven from all creatures hides the book of fate.—Pope. FALL HATS Ladies Full Fashioned Free Local Delivery. Telephone Calls Promptly All shades and materials HOSIERY AD angry man regards even advice Mr. and Mr*. W. Frank Burn* 00 to & Q99 5 l-DOuJ p as a crime.—Publlus Syras. Attended to. Call 545 Rahway. Ambby Avenue at fork of Shore Road $2 $1 IT IS SAID THAT CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES Tel. 1233,W " . WOODBRIDGE A Wide Assortment at Mott Moderate Prices When a woman finds time to Kit Our Weekly Specials are Worth she sits down and does fancy work. After a young man has made his While. Take advantage of them. first ringing speech he should buy the ring. . , Ladies' Crepe de Chine All Colored Cambrics CTOLLMAN'C hand Suitable for Hallowe'en The man who likes to hear himself Scarfs in the pretty talk Is usually the only ode who cant painted designs. 39 Costumes U STYLE SHOPPE & to hear him. Special $1 Yard 12k Rahway, N. J. It sometimes happens that after Orange Knit Ladies' Silk Open Evenings We are prepared for the gaining a foothold a man Is unable to Hose. All make headway. Shades needs of the Needle Work Guild. Come and make your We feature P. N. Practical selections. Front Corset* for Slender and Stout Model*. Fine Quality Voile Sash Carter's Children's Sleep- Curtains. Colored, Ruffle* ing Garments. Warm and and Tiebacks to match Nothing to Be Practical. 25 AU sizes $1 Pair ..59c Surprised at n Business Stationery WHEN you waht to October 25 find out any real Every busineaa man should have letterheads nnd envelopes printed especially for him. 250 Suits of worth-while news And it h a matter that lie should not economize on by buying the cheapest he Carter's Silk and Wool about buy' n g can get. Good stationery pay* big divi- Ladies' Union Suits. LAW dends. Let us show you samples. Neck, No Sleeves, Knee V Length Read the Ads CARTERET PRESS Special Tuesday Only
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