EALOUS Tover MURDERS FORMER SWEETHEART in FORDS BEER GARDE

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WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP'S FAMILY NEWSPAPER siNCE 1909 KVKNTY-SlXTll YEAR WOODBRIDGE, K, J., FRIDAY J EALOUS tOVER MURDERS FORMER SWEETHEART IN FORDS BEER GARDE

~—:. .HI-..•••„...__ • • J ERA Investigation Signs Of Prosperity Crop Up In Woodhridg* Crow's Report Not Ready Dorothy Pettite, Former Fords Nest Yet States North Waitress, Shot By Ex-Army N TUB NAVIGATOR Geronimo Says He Will "Clamp Down" On Those From authoritative sources It Who Bring False State- Captain After Lovers' Spal I was learned that a former I supervisor of relief Investiga- ments to Notaries and tion, a Towiublp citizen, was Then Enter Than as Com- "NOTICE" Inheduled to be "let out". In plaints. Edgar Crockett Held By Police I (act ,wc- understand that the WOODBRIDGE - To use I gentleman In question was ....The long- thi' leu a I language, "notice is [advised his departure wu in awaited report on the result of hnshy given" that "one-eyed" Murder Charge; Claims Victim Had j order. However, a little birdie tlir st:itr investigation of the ]n- iliivm will get tickets from I advised certain persona that olfims in the Township start- I the gentleman threatened to al KnuTKem-y Relief Adminis- ing on Sunday. So dfcltrts 'Double-crossedand Ruined Him" I "spill tht be*n»", to he wu ralinn lias ;it;aiti lieen held up Police Commissioner John A. Itianiffrred to Perth Amboy. and will not lie completed this Hassey. |Bnd of Act 1, act 2 will fol- Mr». Dorothy Heller, Age 19, Friend of Dead Girl, Being low, How low will the farce week as believed. Ralph North, "1 am giving orders to tht Held at Material Witness—Witneu Claim* of Being at investigator placed here by police department," he uid, leontlnu*7 Is It a seven act "that tickets be i««ued to driv- One Time Connected with New York Police Depart* [play? the K. K. V, said that he did nut ers of cars with faulty tail lights m«nt Believed to Be False.—Crockett Attempted to 1 4 • • I know exactly when he would he or one headlight. The 'one- Commit Suicide but .45 Calibre Automatic With Which |Too inucii praise cannot be finished with his inqttfry here. eyed' car is a menace on tht He Murdered Girl, Jammed.—Mrs .Heller TelU Story to Minority Leader Ralfer- The new plant ol the Middlesex Concrete Products and Excavating Company now road and has to be stopped. And In Exclusive Interview. "I just about think 1 am fin- completed .it I want to serve notice that any r ins successful attack on a the loot of Berry street, near the Township Dock. to revise New JerBey'a ma- ished with my work here," he ticket given out by an officer nery lor administration ot stated, "when something else will not be 'killed'." POLICE SAY CROCKETT PLANNED MURDER rknien's compensation laws. crops up." W(in|>UKII)r,|.;--om. of the bill would have done away Beyond that statement Mr. North Hassey Considers niiKt modern and up-to-date rnad b'OUDK.—Evidently urged on into an insane, jealous i the present minimum com- refused to comment and would not tiiiten;il |ilauls owned by the Mid- Former Township ragisAieeause his sweetheart left him for a younger man, sation o( $10 a week was with Refinancing May say whether or not he discovered dlesex (oucrete Products and 11. Crockett, 57, a salesman ,who gave his address a doubt as Ralferty said: "a any irregularities during his in- Sous, sinful and dishonest piece quiry lu date. Bids For Proposed Kxe;ivatinjT Company is Hearing Committeeman Is as 410 Third avenue, Asbury Park, shot and instantly legislation. Following the Put Township On completion. killed pretty Dorothy Pettite, age 29, formerly of Fords, , dlesex assemblyman's attack "li 1 regularly had charge of this and lately of 1342 Corlies ave., Neptune, early last night. ill was withdrawn from the office," he said, "I would \w in a Radio Car System The large hopper with weigh- Given Last Honors calendar .Good work, John. position to discuss the situation Cash Basis Again in the beer garden of Sam llod-es, of New Brunswick ave- lure. Hut, as it is, I have to re- ing scales and screen is easily seen Sayt Police Radios Would Mamy Attend Final Rite* for nue, this place. port first tn niy superiors as in the picture to the left ot .the Auditors Already At Work Crockett then attempted to turn the old .45 calibre he Towiublp Committee's Nnve told you before." Act Ai Auxiliary to Regu- automobile. To the left of the John Egan, Sr. ~ Services mind, Fred Spencer, lar Patrol Duties—Will Held Wednesday Morning On Programs to Present army automatic ,with which he murdered the g\r\, on crtalnly knows how to let I'. M. deroniino, cuimty director hopper is the blower and dust' to Committee—Would-In- himself, but the gun jammed. ui relief, was at the local office Give More Protection and collector so that absolutely no At Our Lady of Peace ction on a motion as he oltv- 1 elude Board of Education Mrs. Dwxthy Heller, age 19, al- proved last Monday yesterday afternoon to confer witl Service. dust or grime will bother resi- Church. Mr, North, (jeroiiimo stated that Bond*. so ol laflfCorlies street, Neptune, iht when he sponsored the dents in the vicinity. The dust a friend of the dead girl, is being he has always tried to answer every WOOniiKllMilv-l'olice Com- FORDS.—One of the largest epalrlnc ot the roads on collector is one of the most mod- held by the police as a material rove avenue, Tlsdale place, complaint nude to him, but he has missioner Jiihn A. Hassey is seri- funerals ever witnessed in this W(H)|)BRlU(ii Auditors Rev. Mellberg To ioilnd thai a number of them are ern in this vicinity. What appears witness. en street. Woodbrldfe; ously considering and carefully district was held Wednesday employed by 11. ll. Rile)' & Com- According to the story told by Fords avenue, Fords. Mr. it justified. to be an immense chimney is the morning when John Egan, Sr., ate goiny over the bids received last pany are already at wWk prepar- Crockett to the police. Miss Pettite encer placed some of the "I have, in my office in I'erth oil burning system and the gen- long resident of Woodbridge Town Receive Doctor's Monday night for the proposed had lived with him as his common on the "spot" before AIHIKI), two -iKiii'il statements erating plant. The feeding hop- Ship and father of Police sergeant ing several financial programs law wife and.Jhen deserted him. rewntloc the motion and sworn IO and bearing a notary seal, two-way police radio car system. John Egan, jr., was laid to rest per and feeding machinery is to 1 indtulmg the renewal and re- "Got Square" Degree on June 16 *y meekly voted "yes". iiave personally investigated these Although the General Electric In St. James cemetery, Wood- was not a single dls- complaints and find them to be the left of the oil burning system: bridge. Services were held at 9:30 liiwiicinff ui Township bonds, a In an exclusive interview with Company, of Newark, was the low- a LEADER-JOURNAL reporter Convocation Exercises of ntlnc vote. Eealdenta on unwarranted, i have « good notion est .bidder at $5,008, Mr. Hassey At the extreme left of the pic- o'clock from his late residence, authorized at a meeting of the : street! will no doubt ap to have the law on some of these 808 King George's road and at 1U last night, Crockett in a calm, col Milton University to Be said" it did not necessarily follow ture is where. Abraham Neiss, Township Committee. lected voice as if nothing unusual the first ward com- people who think they can justify that the General Klectric would get o'clock from our Lady of Peace Held at Local Methodist lltteemaii'i Interest in (belt a (alsr statement just because it president of the company, intends In an interview •with one of the nad happened, said: the contract. church, this place, where a sol- Episcopal Church Audit- Us* Improvements hears a notary's seal." to build a dock from where h^ emn requiem high mass was cele- auditors, it was pointed out that "You don't have to give me the fwtre sorely Mated. We are going over each bid will ship his product by water, the concern is at the present time third degree. 1 killed her and orium. Discussing a complaint made, brated. engaged in a similar program at •#r ' * * against married women whose hus- carefully," he said, "and we will de- you'd have done the same. She cide which one will suit the pecu- The ground in the foreground at Rev. John E. Larkin, pastor ot A.sbury Park where the munici- bauds are employed, working in used to be my girl friend. She got )C,\i Milmu i ! CcmmiUernan Emit Nier ;ro- liar conditions we have here," ,rhe, .picture will be graded ami the church was the celebrant. pality had over $6,(KX),0()0 worth oi liii^ department, Mr. Norjh said tbt me to sell my business Oust wlvr, rniversity, ot Baltimore, Mary-^--: tnday trm* i.» vi-ill m»V' Other bids received were from pa'ved arid a railroad siding con- Rev. Thomas Campbell, .of St. bonds in default. t\ large sum (»i complaint was justified except in kind of a business ,couid not be land, affiliated will! Webster Uni- '/ ery effort to have the road rt- •Graybar Electric Company, at Joseph's church, North Plainfield, money was saved for tht taxpay- teamed;. She ruined me. I wai. professional lints such as the >'a«r structed. complettd on Green street, r was the deacon and Rev. Paul ers of that city when the bonds in this vicinity the past few lays versityjLnl)*iiolil a special emivo- ... ily Service Division, where indi- ,17i!M); and the K, C. A., New e Memorial Day, so" that the York, at $5,762.50. * The new plant has th* facili- Fairbrother ,an assistant pastor of wtre all re-financed at a lower rale and got in touch with her. Stic cation lor the New York Metro- viduals must he employed on the oroughfare will be in tip-top ties for making any type of bi- St, Mary's chuTch, was sub-dea- of interest. • .id me ul.out her boy triend ui',1 politan area Sunday afternoon, basis of ability. Mr. Hassey explained that each con. Within the sanctuary were ape before the annual Decora- police officer practically has to tuminuus paving, surfacing and It is the plan of the auditors to i;ked me, to meet W-r ot HodcV June 16, at three o'clock in the • Day parade. To Consider Merchants Rev. WiUiam Russell, of Brooklyn, where she would .ii'nduce me io cover a square mile on his beat and patching materials. Mr. Neiss and Rev. Francis X. Langan, of renew the Wdodbriilge Township auditorium of the VYoodbridge ., Mr. North then explained that that that distance could not be cov< bonds, including the bonds ol the him. I met her anl \W new boy his attentiun was called to the park- has perfected a material known Woodbridge. friend. She double crossed m.1. Methodist Episcopal Church. Next week is "Clean-up ered efficictnly by one man. Jhc Hoard of Education, at i'/* or 4 ing condition existing on Main radio-cars, if adopted by the police as Neisaite which has recog- Members of the Fords Fire per cent instead of the VA per cenl Now I got square wjth her. You'd Kev. Carl C. E. Mellberg, the Week" according to a procla- street near the relief otfice by an company, the 'exempt Firemen's committee, will act 'as an auxiliary nized and remarkable characteris- they now bear. It will he i gin;i"- dc the same thin?, wouldn't yo t? pastor, will he one ol the clergy: mation Issued today by May- editorial in the LEADER-JOUR- association, Foresters of America to the work done by the regular tics of withstanding all kinds ot Continued on Page Ten "The boy friend" referred to is men to receive a degree of Hoc- or August F. Orelner. Now Is S'A1.. He asserted that he has Fairfield Building and Loan as- the time for all good citixens patrolman and will give the tax- weather and heavy traffic without Oscar Madberg, 38, of Horn&by tor of Philosophy. given orders to the employees to payers more adequate service and sociation were all represented in street and New Brunswick ave- to clean up their back yards park their cars, whenever possible, Continued on Page Ten the list of honorary bearers and protection. nue, Fords. Degrees will l>e conferred upon : and that unsightly lot next in the rear of the building, as he the active bearers were all ne- New HiWay Diner TeUi Own Story upon graduates of this district by live door. did not want to interfere with the The police commissioner also phews of the deceased. president of the said that he was still working on According to the story told by university, Williarfi business of the merchants. In his sermon, Rev. Larkin Panics Heaps, a newi system for the department Miss Heller to a representative of PH.D., I.LD. Se\ Examinations For pointed out the many good deeds Opens Wednesday eral clergymen and educators of prom- Although it was rather surpris- and li^d several ideas in mind, some this paper, Miss Pettite called performed by the late Mr. Egan. inence will participate in the exercises that Governor Hoffman nam- PUBLIC HEARING ON of which were given to.him by the her up and asked her to go to He said that the charitable deeds and march in the academic proeessioil l his secretary, E. Donald Stern- men in the department as sug- More Than $26,000 Spent Fords with Crockett. Fire Inspector To of the deceased were too numer- wearing the respective regalia of their of Belmar, as the new High- LIQUOR PERMITS TO gested improvements. To Build Modern Food Dot (the dead girl) told me Commissioner, the selection ous to mention but that he was a that she had an argument with degrees and colleges. Presiding will "With the growth of the Town- make wasteful road con- BE HELD TO-NIGHT good example of a "good Chris- Emporium On Amboy Oscar and she wanted to straight- lie Vcrnon U. Hampton, PH.D.. super- ship," Hassey stated, "it is neces- be held Next Week ctlon mpre unlikely in the tian and Catholic." • . Avenue. en the whole thing out," she said vising director of New Vurk, Penn- sary for the department to change e. With one man in charge WOODBRIDGE. — Hearing on The late Mr. Egan died Sunday as she related the happenings be- sylvania and New England, who is a its system to meet new conditions, i should be very little oppor- Applicants for Position Must at his home after a long illness. WOODBttllXilvThe ditii'r every- fore the tragedy. "Crockett called member of the New York City De- the granting ot proposed liquor l'or some time it has heen working tor the mixture of corrupt and File Application With He was born in Woodbridge six- body is talking about- the lli-Way for me in his car (which bears partment of Education. licenses 'to John Belmonte with smiiewhat antiquated systems s with the department. es- Township Clerk By Mon- ty-six years ago and resided in Diner, St. lieorge avenue, near Main Florida plates) and on the way to At the local convocation tlie new" Howard Fender to conduct wliich were all right in their day. , the buck, which was a Continued on Page Ten street, this place—opens Wednesday, Fords he told me that he loved School of• Education of Milton Uni-f tablishments on Oakland avenue As soon as the radio matter and day at Five O'clock. _n practice of the old and CUM road, Sewaren, will be May 15. Dot even though she had double- versiey wifl be inaugurated and Dr. new hour system is worked out; will no longer be possible held tonight at seven o'clock at Freeholder Candidate? Months were devoted Io planning crossed him. By the way I met Hampton will be installed as Dean 1 hope to be able to give sdme at- WOODBRIDGE. — The long the Memorial Municipal building, and biitlding what is helicved to IK Dot in a beauty parlor where we of the Department by President Heaps. tention to the installation of an awaited fire-ordinance was Dre- according to Police Commissioner the must beautiful diner in the State worked together until I got mar- Resident courses will \>t conducted in Initiating hit plan to obtain adequate and modern filing system, sented and passed on first read- John A. Hassey. Neither time 1101* money was spared ried. I never really chummed with Baltimore and extramural wurk sup- lower prices lor road mater- similar to tlidse -used in city de- ing Monday night flt a meeting of her. We got to Fords, met Dot, ervised by Dr. Hampton am! taught ials, Mr. Sterner has directed Complaints against the' estab- througriout this viciri- the Township Committee at the in fiiving Woodbridge the most mod- lishments were Wed at the Town partments ern mid sanitary diner to. be fqund and then went to Sam Hodes' by the directors? in the various centers that bids for tar be placed in ity." Memorial Munleinal buildjna. place around hall past five. A holding seminars and examinations in competition with asphalt, ship meeting Monday night. Bele- Hearing on (Re measure will be ;invwliere. monte is a Port Reading man short time later -O3car came In on he educational studies. claiming that the neighbor- TWO HURT held at the next mefetlnB' to be l.i this new dining car you will find his way home from. work. I be- . Founded in 1847, Milton is the nfli-• while Pender is a resident of Se- held Monday night. May 20. nure comfort and. convenience than ing states of New York and waren. gan to feel ill and went upstairs. ,-ial college of tjie Primitive Mttito- Pennsylvania pay W I"2 ' SEWAREN.—Two nersons were Tn the meantime arjplicatlons for nhtainahle in any other dilkr in Dot followed me and asked me ;list Church but is open to students of Assistant' Prosecutor James S. the propdsed building inspector's iIn- Suite. You'll find air-conditioning tor God's sake to please come all faiths. It has maintained a high cents per gallon lor tar ap- Wight, appearing in behalf of injured early Sunday morning plied to the road while in this job under the proposed fire code mi ire seating capacity and private down as 'Crockett was telling Os- standard of scholarship and its extra- Pender .declared that his client when a car driven by Julius Slol- liooths state the averaje cost Is 15 nar, of 581 Bamtoid avenue. will be received in the Township Continued on Page Ten mural department has developed an was an old resident of Sewaren Clerk's office up until five o'clock cents per gallon. The new Woodbridge, making a left turn Tiie success o( William Fappa unique form of organization in its and was in the liquor business Monday evening. system of regional director:, wliu per- commissioner will find his before prohibition. He also said from est avenue into Woodbridee owner and operator ut the Hi-Way TOOLS STOLEN An examination will be held Diui'i' hinges on the fact that he has sonally supervise tin* home study commissioner will find his that the district was a residential avenue, collided with a car oper- spring housecleauing Job far under the auspices of the Rating always niven dullar (or dollar in both ISELIN.—Carpenter's tools, courses, and conduct the seminars. It section and does not call for two ated by John Mucha. Jr.. of 108 the only institution of higher learn from easy, but he has the best liquor places. Bureau sometime this week. Al- looil and service. This motto he plans valued at about $100 were stolen wishes of the citizens of the Lowell street, Carteret. fred Markowsky and C. R. Brown, to adhere to. from the cellar of Michael Oliver, ing in the United State* having the state behind him. Miss Phyllis Brennan. of 35 of the Woodbridge Fire Company, Mr. l'a|i|ias spent more than $26,1)111' on Oak Tree roa ds this Dlace, lirectorial system. t Routine Matters Take Chrome avenue, Carteret and No. 1, were requested to arrange tu Imild and et|iii() this new food en) sometime during the Dast week Joseph Friker. of 132 William the examination with the rating |ioriuin ami a good share of thi- week according to a report made Finally, the Fords postmaster- Over Five Hours At street, Perth Amboy, riding with, bureau which will Bive both a by Oliver to Motorcycle off! PORT READING MAN hip hus been decided upon after ainiiiinl was spent in Woodhridne, Mucha, were treated bv Dr. Bel- written and oral examination to Continued on Page Ten cer Daniel Gibson. hree weeks of political pow- Meeting of Committee afsky,. of WoodbridKe. for sliffht test the qualifications of the ap- ARRESTED IN RAID wows. Willium Maloney, mention- bruises about the chest and knees. plicants. prominently from the start is WOODBRIDGE.—Routine mat- WOODBR1DGE.-A fine of $50 : man designated to fill George ters, requiring several .hours Fans Suggest Barron Coaching Job was imposed Monday on Nicholas plegate's shoes it was learned and which established a rcord for Famous Woodbridge "Liter" Finds Fazekas, 42, of Grant avenue. the Democratic "big chiefs". lengthy Townshii) meetings so far Be Given to Members ot Faculty Port Reading, when he appeared Kaloney's name has been for- before Judge B. W. Vogel in po- tills year, were cleared up Mon- LewU Compton warded to Mr. Farley'*, office and day night at a session of the town- . 4 Out Now that Crime Doesn't Pay lice court charged with operating Wthilc the Athletic Committee an unregistered still- Official, word is expected con- ship committee which lasted until NEW BRUNSWICK. — ; WOUDBKlDGIv-Siuce the ex- lrmlng the appointment within Kujnors. from a reliable; l'"1''1 resiKiiatipn of Frank has been in a pensive huddle for Detective Sergeant George. E. midnight. TRENTON—In state's prison to- construction of the Park system. Klrld it la their be- , nue place of learning. Vet, on the who are capable of Binding athU- •peetUm for the tint time. dents. The matter was referred to rat«d All-American ratings., each ob. Authorities gay, that three the administraUon comrnittee. care to correspond with anyone who is clemency. Carelessly picked conipenjr lief that Mr, Compton Will. other hand, Woodbridge has been M, po l excelled in one lines at idred dollars In bills was stol- The committee decided toup- twinned in a place of this surt." _ and my indulging in intoxicating li- or more d Youth:- -Youth, though it may quor's has led me to where I am today: b* the lorical-manl . WhetheWhth r 1 ^^0^^^ ^ iV/Ti * their respective en out of the safe which wasi " :k knowledge, is certainly not hold the decision of thejoning Kara also writes that he las received colleges. for now 1 realiu my mistake and how <» not Mrr,, ComntoCom n . willl llllist ££e , ed if hope to h»v« For examplel , there are four who turned over to the Perth Amboy<| void ot Intelligence; it sees board In refusing • Pe;™ » II'ADEU JOURNAL regularlgy y llllist e s opP we a))Ol|t ,he run is not definitely known, winning Continued on Pigs Ten police. shams with sharp anc Dorsey Motor., toe., to erect a ||H»T ii eyee—H. jL. Mencken. Ctonttnuefl on Page Ten WOODBR1DGE ir*M^miT»WAL FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1986. KPAGE TWO Music Lovers Expected to Attend Townshipjchoo] Bane[Recital ••A , —— •—-—' ~ " i ™T o"" a Queen'' s •Worfdbridg i«.i e Townshinrt I •p Schoof» 1 lIff !Band 1s A Mane Feature Vogel Wins Title • Over 82 Students Over 30 Tables Of Of Marrying Judge Taste To Present Seventh Annual Concert at Fair WOODBRIDGE -Judge B. W. On Saint James' Players Present at Vogel had a busy morning Satur- day, when in addition to his reg- WOODBRIDGE.—The Seventh annual band concert Rosary Unit Party ular police eourt duties, he mar- of the Woodbridge Township School Bands, under the di- April Honor Roll ried two couple. rection of Theodore H. Hoops, will be held in the auditor- UP performed the ceremony ium of thn High School on Friday evening, May 17, at 8 ::>,ri WOODnitirXiE Eighty-two Many Novel Prizes Given when Miss Mary KradU»nb«*W. o'clock. The concert program is arranged to Bhow "a band students ,i:o listed on the honor for High Score* and Non- of Fords became the brim of Ben- roOt of St James' school for the jmnin Misiry. of Clifton. The in the making" The Junior Band, composed of beginners, playen Awards. — Next will reside in Clifton month of April, according to the Ckrd Party Scheduled for couple will open the program. These boys will be followed by th.. list annomxrd today The honor Vogel nlso officiated when lnU'i-niedinte Band, the personnel of which consists of boys June 14. ,.,, . Thtreun Kremer, of Hope- pupils arc << folltiws: who have reached the second step in band work. The Sen Grade 8 Veronica Cosgrovc, lav n. married Jacob Karbiner, al- Ellen Connolly, Jean Hooban. WOODBRIDGE.—Thirty Ubles so of Hopelawn. ior or High School Band will appear last. These musician.-. Muriel Johnson, Helen Bensek. of players were, present at public i-ppresont the finished work of the department. rard party held Monday night by Eleanor Kilroy, Helen Kis.h. Mary Boy Scouts Thank The members oi the Bands are Zilal, Joseph Arway. Peter Dunn. tlv St. James' Rosary Society in St James' auditorium. The door Band have participated in many, Ur Fnmk Bihon.Jsteve Ra<, ' JetOM Jaeger, James Bcrr. George Leader-Journal In affairs in the community attend- BeU H M 1^ Pau, • Krock, Joseph Mecsics. prize was won by Mrs. Andrew Ruskn, Jr., the cash prize by Jay Ml football games Memo,r.ri • Mtog. jj^ M^inOi M(.r Grade, <• Robert Aiway, Helen Recent Resolution I»K MII i™i^n 6....-.., ,, .,„ way. Altos; Josepn maruno. Me Dunn ;md the special prizes by | Xwiathknwski. Annes Kwiathkow wrvices .nnd municipal affairs.,^ Andergon>Affjigonltaberko, Mrs Joseph McLaughlin and Mrs i WOODBRIDGE.—In appreci.i- Tickets for the concert may J* iSax6phoneg; John Ufummond Ki Helen Laszlo, Eileen L)unn, f:\HL K. WITHKItS pm-urod from any member ofthe m,,, n Dubay. Florence Arwuy, Frank Mayo. tion nf publicity given the work !warei KoKin8W( Julius K » Bands nnd from the principals of iTrombones; t^n McMichael, Ai- Elizabeth Kish, Margaret Cos- The non player winners were: N»wiy Rppnintni " Rath Arway, Charles Kniffin. lfi'i hands will attract attention er. Miss Susan Murphy, at an as- f, * interest taScotiUiig that The world Is at her feet when From Kords. Trumpets; John George Haydu. Edward Colcy, at the San Diego exposition. Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh sembly recently. Six different they JUISTOMI OBOTH um Township schools will be held on Quigley, Mrs Fred Witheridge, milady wean tbli quilted black Koper, Andrew Berecki. Altos; VTncent Lewis, Josephine Eben- Other prlre animals from tbe ways to prevent accidents were "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVhU. crepe evening wrap, with Its Paul Chovan, Michael Yaniek, Monday, May 13, in the Forth Mrs. J. J. Grace, Mrs. Vincent dramatized. After the "Safety that a copy of this resolution be' ,hoh, George Blum. wurlds most raluablt Arvblaa regal EHubethan collnr ID Philip Pinolli. Baritones; Robert School at TO a. m, in preparation Catalano, Mrs. G. Howard, Mrs. Skits", several members of the] sent to the foregoing newspaper. Grade 4: Margaret Ryan, Wil- horse collection will alto Be (eft- contrasting simplicity 1B the de- Hansen. Michael Kipila Trom- for the concert. liam Kath. George Zick, John tured at the fair. ^SSMVS, danced the Virginia reel. Raritan Council Inc. lightful white dlnqer frork of bones; Julius Aridrassy, Geo. Pal A combined rehearsal of all tin Boyle^ Thomas Connoly, Mary Students of the class on the' Boy S«>uts of America crepy utln, the beauty of which Irr.er, Oias. Neary. Saxophone; members of the Intermediate dt- Mrs. John Zilai, Mrs. Howard R. C. Harry Kalquist, ; Sullivan, Walter Feeney, John 01- STRIPPED AND ROBBED Valentine, B. Smithers, Mrs. Al- honor roll for this month are: li enbaDced by a wide gold kid John Sundquist. Clarinets; Alex partment will be held in the H>gi. Al Rachael Romano, Antoinette Peto- i President brich. New York.—A clerk and two fred Coley, Rita Walsh, belt, Wendy Barrle, screen •star, JMalega, John Lubancz. Tuba; Har School auditorium at 10 a. m. oi letti .Charles Colangelo, Robert George F. Weinheimer, Grade 3 William Jaeger, Inez were not only robbed i Pinochle: Mrs. James Turner, i« tbe mode). •ry Anderson. Drums: William R0- Tuesday May 14. 1 Bower and Jack Richards. Scout Executive" Bauman. Mfcgaret Kenny, Vir- of their money but they were Andrew Kuska, Jr., Mrs.-S. Nel- mer. JoseDh Canata. The final rehearsal of the Hig; glnib fairy, Oenevievc Macmkie- great[y embarrassed when rob- son, Mrs. John Kenna, Mrs. John County Club Plans From No. 11, Woodbridge. Cor- School Band will be held in th. •Wicz, Mary Kensek. Thomas Car- ^rs forced them to remove their Hapstak, Mrs. William Kowalczak nets; John Hapstack, Wm. Kre- auditorium of the High School on Myy.. John Schicker. Mary Haras- clolhing and turn over $600 to Mrs. Joseph Ruth, Mrs. Andrew All-Day Program winkel, Charles Montecalvo, John Tuesday, May 14, at 1:30. ML . , , ... ,, them. The robbery tooktook place in Huska, Michael, Palko, Julius Katko. Trombone; Thomas Clark Grade 2: Leona Nolan, Margaret theoffice s of the Transcontinent- Rhode, Mrs. Chris Martin, George FORDS BRIEFS COLONIA.—An all-day pro- Saxophones; Steve Kozar, Steve SHERIFF'S SALE Ann Gracr, Gertrude Peck, Rob- al & western Rairways across the O'Brien, Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin gram will mark the official spring Burylo. Bassoon: Douglas Bell. 1* CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY ert Hoohnn, Lucille Uttanao, f Grand Central Mrs Adam Snyder, Mrs. Fred Bis BY LORRAINE V. MATER g pg street rom the i f th Cli CountrCt y Drums: John Royale, William Te- -Between WILLIAM H. K1LLV Judith Arsenault, Gerald Keat- jler, Mrs. M. Palko, Mrs. Joseph opening of the Colonia opfer. Clarinet; John Kuzmiak. CommlMtoner ol Banking Mfc, Cum Sution. Club on Saturday, May 25, ac- ing, Rosemary Sullivan. Maher, William Leffler, Mrs. An Bd D A pl&lnwt. ud AUGUST RAHBXCk cording to plans" madde at a din- Intermediate Band. Drums; An- and JOHANNA RAHBECK, hlJ wlf. Grade 1 Evelyn Resko, Robert TO FIGHT GRASSHOPPERS I drew Leahy. • Besko. Elizabeth Almasi, Ellen MRS. DANIEL HEGEDUS AND date has been set for the ner recently given by the direct- drew Koyi, Paul Arway, Edward et als. DefendinLs. Fl Fa. fur Hi" ors of the club Moran, John Cassidy. Saxophones; sale of mortnfM pr«mlse« dal.,i 'jDevUn, Charles Schicker, JUJoh,,,n, Kargo, N. D— Approximately Euchre: Mrs. Henry Neder, Mrs. daughter Helen, of New Bruns- March 12, 1936. ^Kenny, Frances Sullivan, John 16.450 tons of poison bait will be Jonn Caulfield, Mrs. Edward Fal- wick avenue, were Woodbridge' Those attending the session|Edward Schlener, Emil Lollo, By virtue of the abore stated Wrti \i$e<\ in the fight .against North coner, Miss Alice Sandahl, Joseph visitors, Friday. were: D. W. Bartholomew, Arthuri Steve Kozar, William Kuzmiak. tu me directed and delivered, : MR AND MRS. PETER DAHL will fxp,,se tu Kali- at public vtndut _,.., ..... - . . Di.kMVs outstanding agricultural Doolan, J. King, Mrs. B. Keating, t s > • * H. Dunham. William Ganong, H. Trombones; Chas. Mastrovich, Ar and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jensen, thur Frantz, Thomas Clark. Trum- un l^HISS ELEANOR LARSEN AND 'pest-the grasshopper, early 3, Miss Margaret Kelly, Harry Van MRS. WALTER VON RENNE.«of all of Fords, attended the gold- Gibson, William Hoblitzel, Char- WEDNESDAY, THE .22ND DAY 01 jK Migs Louise Ungeyl. of Wood- 3?9,340 acres must be poisoned for Tassel. Whist: Mrs. Wilham Gold- King George's Post road, is a les Jerome .Robert Miller, Char- pets; Glenn Porter, Edward Stan- i-n wedding anniversary of Mr. elk. Burnett Leonard, Kenneth MAY, A. D., 1935 *••• bridge i.nd friends from Tex- the pest. Of the total amount'bf en, Edward Einhorn, Mrs. Albert patient at tht , Perth Amb«y and Mrs. Peter C. Peterson; of les C. Mitchell, William H; Roll- at two o'clock. Daylight Swing Tim.- os. were the recent guests of poison used, counties will furnish Thompson, Mrs. August Bauman, inson, L. Rossi, Harold Van Syck- Peterson, Joseph Ur, John Hap- in the afternoon ol the MidjUy, at th- General hospital where she is Perth Amboy, recently. tiUerifts uflic£ in the City uf .N^w Miss Ix raine Maicr of Anne 5,535 tons, the rest to be furfurnishen d Mrs .B. Dunigang, Christian Wit- seriously ill. le, James Smith and Oscar Kilker stack, William Krewinkel, John • » * • * Katko. J. Omenhiser. Baritone; Brunswick, N. J. street. by the Federal Government. j ting, Mrs. Michael Conole, Mrs. U. son. All th« following tract or parcel Jack Rebeck. Altos; James O'Toole 'W. Dunigan, George Miller, Mrs. MRS. INVAR B©RUP, OF ANNE|PE'lKR JOHNSON, OF EVER- of land and premise* hcreinaiiri John Sullivan. green avenue, is recovering at WINS HIGH HONORS George Williams. Oboe; Conrad particularly described, situate, lylns street; Miss Audrey Maier, of I Schrimpe. Tuba; Chester Olsen. and being In the Township of Wood Fan-tan: Mrs. Joseph Einhorn, Anne street; and Mr. and Mrs. his home from, injuries sustain- Hollis, Okla.—Although unable bridge, in the Comity ot Middlcwv ed in a recent automobile acci- to walk a step and having had to Clarinets; Steve Kovacs, John Ru- and State o( New Jersey. '&'. Joseph Mesics, M. Peterson, Mrs. William Romig, Jr., and daugh- banicJh, John Kuzmiak.' P. Cassidy, K. Ohlott, M. Olbrick, ter, Gwynne, of King George's dent. I attend school in a wheel chair for BEGINNING at a point in the w«v Senior or High School Band. erly line of Oak Avenue distant aoutli- Raymond Somers, Mrs. John Fost road ^notored to Bound I the past two years, following an automobile accident, Jane Ann Jule Limoli, drum major" and erly one hundred ten and aeventy-six Boyle, Mrs. John Venerus, Mrs. Brook, where they visited MR. AND MRS. T. STEVENS, hundredth* (110.76) lent (rum tfle point EFFICIENT Slaughter, who won wide publi- Thomas Ryan, assistant drum ma- ot intersection formed byy the Nels Albertson. Rummy: Miss friends, Sunday. Miss H. Stevens, .Miss L. Stev- M«ry Fitzpatrick, Lawrence Som- city last year when she delivered jor. tion of the said westerlrly line of Oak • » * * * ens, Le Roy Stevens, Mr. and the Valedictory address to Hollis Avenue and the southerly line of Rail ers. road Avenue. Running thence

*?.: }ersonals -:• Fashions Social News Of Interest To AU To Take Part In Crowning (REPUBLICAN WOMEN Few Tickets Left To Appear in Show {JEFFERSON CLUB TO ^ung Women To FURTHER PLANS FOR * ENTERTAIN GUESTS For Press Group CARD PARTY T0N1TE AT SPRING EVENT ye Spring Dance WOODBRIDGE. Seventy-live Dance on May 18th WOODUKIDGE. •- A regular guests nnd members were present Tuesday at the annual spring meeting of the Jefferson club will Spring Flowers In Varioui Sewaren Club )(• held tonight at the Crafts- luncheon of tho Woodbridge Wo- inens Club at which time plans men's Republican Club at the Hue* To Re used for Dfr will be completed for the public CnifMnen's club. Mrs. Thomas corntions. — Floor Show |«ir To BTSeW Saturday i:;ud piifly to be held next Mon- It.)}, head of the group, presided ,.t the session. Being Planned By Com- Tight, May 2S.-Inv.ta- :l,iy night at the Craftsmens Club. mittee. ^*m Now Being W»ued. A number of the prizes to be The guests of honor were Mrs. :iwarded are on display in the _tronS M Patronewes Theresa llcUworth, state commit- \Y< KirmRlDGF. -Spring tlow- window of the candy kitchen on tci-woman; Mrs. Reginald Isle. i in profusion will bo used M elected. M;iin street. president of the United Women s •(•orations for thc annual spring Mrs. George McLaughlin is Republican dubs of the county; iiiiicr to beheld under 'he au- chairman o£ the affair and &he is Mayor August F. Greiner, Mrs pnes nf the Middlesex County - rompl-ted for the spring being assisted by Mrs. F. S. Mayo 'Mary Wilson, president of the 'rcss Club on Saturday night. L ,„ be given by the Young Mrs. Hilda Demarest, Mrs. T. Per Ciiiterct Club; Mrs. Joseph MU 18. ut the Colonia Country Ban's Club on Saturday night, rier, Mrs. E. Baitssell, Mrs. S. B Jtueh, wife of the Mayor of Car- Tho decorating committee, Thomas, Mrs. Skazinski, Mrs. Kur it is understood, has arranged U> r 2!> :it the Sewaren Land and Iteret. All spoke briefly. cher, Miss Albina Mucciarelli, I Other speakers included, James rh;mi>i' the dance floor into a re- r Club. :. Miss Choronka and Mrs. Howard S. Wight, assistant prosecutor; alistic garden lavish with flower* « Lorraine Warter is chair- Fletcher. I Mrs Asher Fit/, Randolph, past of various hUCfl. ' '| '»f the affair and she is be- 1 president of the club; Mrs. Sophie A flmir show, featuring welH , st,tl by Miss Ruth Henry (rnwn Bearrr Wolft president of the New known lull-ill, is also being (fan*! Helen Ryan, Mlas Alice JUSTINE" MARSH IS On Sunday, May Brunswick club, Mrs. Frank L nod, in the tentative arrangement^!, Miss Evelyn Deter, Miss AGAIN NAMED HEAD •Varr, president of the Sewaren made by the entertainment com.* : H., Onielev Miss Jane Dunne Club and James Filer. mittee. A gold souvenir progrtiB." Ht Mdvllfe Small and Mrs OF EPWORTH LEAGUE Mary Jane Trainer—Richard Dunigan in readiness lor the 1 winch will contain a resume ot of "Congo Capers", , • \>>*- s Music, a New York band of [ and Mrs. I-ce Smith, Mr. and bridge, has been selected as solo on the annual crowning ot the Bless- ,,ay, e ?L" i ,T ' '-'-"•'•m a distinction. The tap room and the ' William L. Raup, Mr. andist tor the minstrel show to be of Miss Evelyn Schoonover, dality, will be the crowner. Other officers are "Miss Rahway avenue. ed Virgin on Sunday night, May artists his vicinity will pre- ,jriu of the Co,onin Contry Club m Chester Peck, Mr. and Mrs. sponsored by the Hungarian Cath- Geneviove O'Brien, treasurer; Miss Susan Murphy, 26, at 7:45 o'clock. Miss Florence Other officers elected were: sent an unique andA rtiff,difficulM1itt Indi-! wil lbe open for the convenience Epton Cutter and Mr. andolic Club at the Samuel E. Shull secretary and Miss Marie Grausam, custodian. Boylan will be the crowner and [an dance. I of the Press Club and its guests f school, Perth Amboy, on Sunday First vice president, Miss Schoon- uoyian wi" ve me " D. Harry Ford. The six attendants to the crowner will he: Miss her attendants will be Miss Mar Although the show will be for the evening. ight, May 19. Miss Cinkota has over; second vice president, Dav- The ticket committee .has re- nigm, may n>. mm „ Doris Einhorn, Miss Florence Sullivan, Miss Frances garet Pogyena, Miss Mary Mc- more or less in the musical com- the radio on numerous id Black; third vice president, li- ported that guestguesUs from ototheh r sung over the radio on numerous ma Beckman fourth vice presi- Mangioni, Miss Mary Remak, Miss Anna Zilai and Cann and Miss Theresa Mosrnr- edy type featuring dnnee acts. occasions and she has appeared relli. New members will be re- one of thc most impressive num- press units .including the Hudson dent, Winfield Bjorsen;*secretary, rcni. iii;™ me..."..." "•• at that County Press Club, will be pres- IEM0CRAT1C GROUP in several productions in this vi- Miss Mary Ebenhoh, ceived into the sodality bers will be the closing scene James Payran; treasurer, Alfred over or which will feature "The Italian ent at the affair cinity including the St. James' I Tyreel and councilor, Mrs. Carl The little tots, who usually are the center of at- timelime,. Annnyy girgiln omf 1,6v ~otr _.__ nnniDOE. - The Wood minstrel show, recently. E. Mellberg. any girl attending high school is llL' han<*3 °' thc various members William Faubl, of the LEADKR- traction at the crowning ceremonies, hfctve also been j eligible to ]oin. Those wishing to „ Democratic Social Club The new cabinet will be install 1 and may be secured from th$m Journol, is coaching the show in rehearsi'ig their parts and will no doubt make a, good I become members are asked to ,. . hold it;i regular meeting at ed on Sunday night, May 19. [*lub rooms on New street on which Miss Cinkota will appear. showing at' one of the most beautiful rituals of the j leave their names with the pastor. I etta.' Plans were made for a food "Uirt'US uuja, iv.. „ ... fice. day May 14, at 8.00 p. m sale to be held Saturday after- Catholic church. Master Richard Dunigfln, son of Mr. nnst of the Perth Amboy V. M. C ly important matters of busi MRS. LARSEN HONORED noon, May 18, at two o'clock at and Mrs. Owen Dunigan, of Grove street, has been i Hospital Unit Awards A., will also be an outstanding i will be taken up and in ad Miss Blanche Miller AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Marsh's store .corner school street selected as crown bearer. He will carry the crown Hand Made Spread number .The net will present a the guest speaker, Henry and James street, group of young men who will per litzer, of Perth Amboy. will ma.de of lilies of the valley and smilax on to whi,ti> form feats on par with many Weds Donald Ron ess the meeting on several WOODBRIDGE. —Miss Eleanor satin pillow. • ! WOODBRIDGE. — The Wood seen in the legitimate circus or on •estlng topics. Mr. Spitzer i Barbara Larsen, of Van Buren (bridge Unit of the Perth Amboy the vnudeville stage. The three AVENEL—Miss Blanche Miller Mrs. Gadek Entertains nl Itorney connected with Dav street, recently . entertained a Miss Dorothy Langan, a student at St, James' General hospital met recently Totin brothers, William, Stephen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. and Frank, will take the part ot Miller, of Plainfiold became the '. Wilentz's law offices and .i group of friends and relatives at On Daughter's Birthday school .will be the train bearer while Mary Jane the home ot Mrs. A. L. Huber, 1 "-_ „„•ari ) bride of Donald Ross, son ot Mr. i known as a forceful and in a surprise party in honor of the Trainer and Mary Jane Einhorn will act as the Linden avenue at which time the sting speaker. birthday of her mother, Mrs. An- WOODBRIDGE. -Mrs. Andrew and Mrs. L. H. Ross, of Hillside. na Larsen. Gadek, of Grove avenue, recently crowner's flower girls. at the Avenel Presbvterian church elKirkpatrick, of New Bruns- anf. J.ack M as0' ... , , Games, dancing, and singing! entertained at a surprise party in Among the others who will take part are: Miss A H on Friday, The pastor. Rev. Rob- [E.T. Club Plans featured the evening's entertain- honor of the birthday of her ert I. MucBride .officiated. daughter, Louise. The rooms were Katherine Thompson, Miss Helen Van Tassel, Miss The bride was Kowhed in blue Card Party June 3rd ment. Mrs. Larsen received many ers and sugar bowls for the hos *>IU0*^1)^° beautiful and usful gifts. A deli- attractively decorated, and table Anne Bergen, Miss Margaret Jordan, Miss Eleanor I take the part o f'Tiny Tim" creoe ensemble with blue access- decorations were in harmony with the Congo secret police. Rumor cious supper was served. as la a wo wa ories and wore a corsage of or- *OOPBRIDGE. — The final I the roam decorations. Games and Desmond, Miss Kathleen Cosgrove, Miss Ruth Mc- ^ '* " ' ^ " y radio sys TTie guests ""were: Mr. and Mrs. chids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. sting of the scaston was held dancing featured the evening's" en Cann, Miss Jane Gerity, Miss Marie Bauman and CPUVADPN tern has be«n arranged on ' the William Lee, of Mrtuchen. sister Ivan Flor ,Mr. and Mrs. George dancing leaiurea me evcu...s., -.. OliirnnLn day night by the G. E. T. i • 1, .vruMmo was of thc bride, w»s her only attend- » of the First Congregational Dillman, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Dill- tertainment. A mock wedding was Miss Thelma Paulson. Ultiman, mi. aim ...»».,, — IHBC AIRFRT BEHRING. OFie3 v^u oe rewi«™ ••-• and. George Barlow, of Kligabeth, 'ch at the home of Mr. and Mi™ riara performed with little Miss Elea- ISEUN GROUPS TO M S B E man, Ivan Flor, Jr., Miss Clara nore Larsen and Master Charles I Braves A. C. To Have Ir v,ng{; n sPent the week-end|bridge during the night. was the best man. Hans Lauritsen inMetuehen Dillman, Miss Marie Dillman, SPONSOR MAY BALL A muth provoking skit will i Miss Martha Lauritsen as Farr as the principles. Dance Tomorrow Nite with her daughter - George Dillman, Mr. and Mrs.The guests were: Misses Eliza Quinn, o^OaWand.avenue. "Mistukes Will Happen," pre :ess. Plans were made for a Francis Tieeski, Richard Tieski, ISELIN.—Final plans for the sented by Lea and Perrin. In thi ViWDBRME Kit card party to be held beth Gloskey, Violet Ann Gloskey of Perth Amboy; Mrs. Andrew Ruth Siessel ,of Avenel; Misses WOODBR1DGE.-A Moonlight annual May Ball to be given by AND MRS. day niRht, June 3. at the aGdek, Mrs. Anna Larsen, Miss Louise Lengyel. Eleanore Larsen, the young people's groups of St. MRS. CHAHLES COFFEY. OF * le of Miss Anna L. Johnson, Dance will be held tomorrow Cecelia's church on May 29, at Louise Gadek, Miss Louise Leng- Ruth Larsen, Fltkence Olbrich, were the \ Grove street, is a suvRical pa- Sreen street with Miss John- night by the Braves A. C at the the Perahing avenue school, were , as the husband. ,yel, Andrew Gadek, WilliamMaste Gar- Helen Woodruff, Doris Burns, Lor made at a meeting held Tuesday friends in tient at the Pcith Ambov Gen- Mrs. F. M. Hall and Mr[deks , Miss Rupth Larsen, Mn tpr eral hospital. , EleanoK r isIDCe GadekUu^ . Messrs_„_ . Leonar.. d. . Cam- p •• ~-- _u v,,,ii There V. Brown in charge. night at the Paris; h hall. There, THE • *' • • -Charles aFrr and Miss bell, JacJk k DuniganDunigan , Bill GadeGadekk, i. JW»»- TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE rbara Larsen. Andrew Gadek, Charles Tan, will be continuous dancin«,.v..g, with|STEpiscopa JOHN'lS churcGUILh Dhel Od Fa sue- RAHWAY.—As a nnrt of "Na- MISS JANE JERNEE AND MISS n AMD MRS. JOHN RAUP ; will Play- u 1 oartv Saturday tional Hospital Week," the Raiv Ann liarnekov rcDreeented the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Fred Meder, Richard Larsen, Mrs. and music being provided by Connie hold and children. Jean and John, chairman Sewaren Memorial hosoital will Junior Woman's Club and Miss [jr., of Metuchen. were the CHUECH Anna Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. Askinson's orchestra of Asbury Margaret Wand and Miss Bern- uests of Miss Marv E. Nearv. Rev. E»rl Hanmun D*vanny Andrew Gadek, I Park and Joe Batkin's orchestra ice Weaver, the Youne Wo- Grove street Saturday. Minister of Iselm. man's Club, at the week-end Morning Worship, 11:00. Ser- Woodbridge Men Named and John Almasi. The decorations will be red, convention of tho iunior clubs mon Topic for Mother's Day, white and blue instead of the hPtd at Atlantic City. * * * * * * "Companions of the Destroyer." Directors of County Colored G. 0. P. Club [original pastel-shades as planned. Evening Worship 7:45 Sermon Tuberculosis League Favours will be distributed by ST. MARGARET'S UNIT OF HEY f Topic "A Girl Scout Law." The Plan Membership Drive the girls. Tvinity Episcopal church will Girl Scouts under the leadership William O'Neil will be in charge hold a card Dartv Saturday of Miss Lillian Edwards and Mrs. WOODBRIDGE. — Irving, j. WOODBRIDGE.—The Colored )f the grand march. The affair iiftemcon, June 1. at St. Mar- KIDS ... • James Chalmers will attend this Reimers and John H. Love were will be semi-formal. Tickets may garet's rectory. service in a body. elected members of the Board of Republican Club of Woodbridge, >e secured from Mrs. Elizabeth • * • Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Supt. Directors of the Middlesex Coun- held its first meeting of the sea- Lutfberry, J. McCreerv. Mann 15, at the wausmcua v..,,.,,-., MR§. ELMER WOARDELL. MR. A F, Randolph. Classes for all Directors oi me nuW, Woscarelli or Miss Florence Boyl- ages. ty Tuberculosis league at the ann- son recently at their new head- in. Joseph Monahan is general La Farr, Frank Hallbere. Mrs. streeti this piace K special loud and Mrs. Robert Woardell. of Intc-rmediate Christian Endeav- ual luncheon meeting on Tuesday, son receuuj 21«0- Fulto— n street I cairman. Proceeds will be used to Fred J. Aoams. ^ speaker system will be installed. Haekcnsack, were the Sunday , 2:30 P. M. "May 7, at the Woodrow Wilson quarters at 210 Fulton street. It help purchase a new organ for the Dancing will be held until a late guests of Miss M. L. Woardell, Junior Christian Endeavor, 3:00 Hote;l, in New Brunswick. . was decidd by the members to ;hoir. ™ iwn MRS. PUBDY TREMP- hour. Bernard J. Quigley is gen- of Green street. Mr. Love will act as chairman hold regular meetings on the sec- BROADCAST SUCCESSFUL M. Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:30 of the School and Health Educa- ond and fourth Thursdays of each FORDS.—A successful broad; Mr, and Mrs. A. «•*»""- :ast, featuring Ernest Christoph tion committee while Mr. Reim- month. East avenue, on Saundav 01 erson, and Mrs. Ellen Christen Monday-The regular m ^ ers will be In charge of publicity At present the organizatiog n '-•- -' a* per sen, of Fords, was heard oyei MOVE CLINIC meeting of the BoardI of Trusts To Hold Bridge Tea claims a membership of 95 ••• Officer Har-1 will be. held at the church at 7.30 station WAAT, Sunday evening Dorsey Motors WOODBRIDGE. — The Young cent of all the colored voters o Woman's Club will hold a bridge the First Ward. They are nisi Wednesday-The weekly tea of [NCOKPORAT F, D tea tomorrow afternoon at two planning to organize a women'; Mrs "Christensen sang Woman's Auxiliary wi 1i be o'clock at the home of Miss Helen tllO WUIIIUUB im«u ^ auxiliary and colored clubs in thi of Danish folk songs. held at the home of |Mrs. Irving Ryan,_in Green street. Miss Wini- Rvan in ureen! aucci.. •••— • • * 1« D1STIUBUTOKS Reimers on Maple avenue. - ;- «UfBo nf thi second and toirdjwanis.__ UITHOUIZKD Girl Scquts meeting, 4 P. M. at {i-ed Brennan is in charge of the irbrri

the church. . ... „ M Mid-week Prayer at 7:45 P. M. PHONE Thursday-There will be a sup- 4—3600 ei meeting of the officers and teacteS of the Sunday School in Rent Your Favorite Typewriter the Sunday School basemerit at 7:00 P. M. ... Johnnie earned 7i00 P. M., Girl Scouts. Underwood — Remington TWO DOLLARS selling Announcement Royal — Smith the Leader-Journal! He now has a regular route of steady customers and Margie's Specials UR sample coats are now on dis- adding more each week. Featherweight Peiy't $4.00 play in our showroom. All styles Special Rates to Students Frederic Vita Tomo •_ $5-00 Oare represented in this splendid se- LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT Here's YOVR Chance All Croquignole lection of next winters coats. You • To earn some pocket mon- will be pleased with the exquisite French Oil Wave peltry. Here truly, are coats fastid- ey alter school hours. You Bring A Friend LEADER-JOURNAL OFFICE can buy the things you al- iously tailored arid magnificiently 104 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. ways wanted or save up Ea.ch Item 35c or 3 for $1.00 furred. Come in and look them over, you'll be under no obligation what- for vaoation spending 477 Rkhway Ave., Wood. 8-1213 money soever. You will realize a tremen- OPENING EVENINGS dous saving by selecting y&ur next It's Easy winter's coat now. WILL YOU GIVE US Fill out the coupon below and mail to the address 5 HOURS OF YOUR TIME give.n and find out how TO MAKE YOU A MARVELOUS SOCIAL- Johnnie earned his pocket SIX MONTHS TO PAY DANCING PARTNER TOE HOME money. But you must HOURS—2 to 9 P. M., DAILY and its Future Do It hm Manufacturing Furs Ex^hwively LL types of stage dancing, musical com«dy, eccen- JHOUSANDS of women and children through- or some other boy might tric, rhythm, soft shoe, military, stair dance', out the nation today are grateful beyond words beat you to it. Only one Abuck and wing. Beginners, advanced, adults, child- to the fathers who had the foresight to estab- ren, class lessons 25c. Special rates for routine and jish trust funds which made possible the carry- boy in aach neighborhood. . ALL SAMPLE COATS So hurry. Be the early private lessons. Act Now, and you will Act Later. ing on of the home. A trust fund can be large or ARE ON DEPOSIT SALE bird. Why be a lonely, unpopular wallflower, when ia trust fund ca«»he small. Regardless of its size you can learn to dance so easilyi. It is never too late it seldom ever fa!n<'ttk$ei've a-great purpose. Let to start,, whether you are young or old, man or wom- ny explain how a trust fund can be built wp . . . Our record in administering trust fumls is a rec- LRADEB-JOUUNAIi an, beginner or advanced. The cost is the same so ord of which we are proud., 104 Main St. Woodbridge Fur Shop why not try the best. We invite, you to visit our school Woodbridfe, N. J. of highest reputation, where every student is a re- CUSTOM FURRIERS Circulation Mgr. commendation. 522 Amboy Ave, Wood. 80770 Why not give us a trial. Convince yourself. RAHWAY, N. J. Please let ma know t»V ' may earn wme «tra money tax Member Federal Reserve >m my spare time. In.smart comP»cc Carroll & Dubay School oi Modern Dancing MOOiitH OLD STORAGE 101 MAIN ST. Phone 8-2140 WOODBRIDGE mlrtoi «nd puff Name

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ist"(l before the organization camp into being, and remain whether the individual _ by A. B. Oapin Looking Backward Journal is a joiner or not. If the citizen does not "HER DAY" like the organizations available he is not THROUGH LBADE&JOU1NAL FILES C O M U I N 1 N U under any compulsion to join, but he is, Ik, Wu.'JI.nJiWui t leader U TTka IMIII Jf-,%1 UKt) nevertheless under the full obligation of May 11, 1934. his civic duties and he should execute James J. Dunne, of Green street, Woodbndge ,«• lias been acting postmaster at the local postoffice for t hut).iuh« n 11M Maw Brttt, WaodbrMf*. them. Hrw Jtrtey. If lh« Muoldptl PukUrittaf Cn past several months, received his permanent appointm, Woodb: iff. H J. Bnitrtd »t UM Port ODM. M4dr« N J M IM0B4 dw m Banned Book* this week...... An interesting exhibition of banned May 12, 1933. Edaduid from arctic books has been made in New York. It re- Four families in the Township who obtained n\m<«- #•• As Paper veals that a Chinese governor objected to irom the relief committee under false pretences, w,,,: "Alice in Wonderland" because it made i forced to return the funds so obtained this week, aceW(|. animjals equal to humans, that Gilbert and i ing to ?in announcement made today by John R. Brecke:,. Sullivan's "Mikado" was held up in Great j ridge, director of municipal relief. ^ Britain through fear that it might offend May 13, 1932. Japan and that Imperial Russia outlawed I Harry Mr. Gerns, of 594 Barron avenue, \\ „,,„ Hans Christian Anderson's fairy tales lett 1 bridge, has been named by the Republican party as c. . S-MM a children get fantastic ideas. aidate for Township Committeeman from the first w[m. to run against Committeeman Jacob W. Grausam, I), :: UMDKK JOIKN \L I'LATWKM | oeratic candidate who is running for re-election. Mi mil WOODnniDOC TOW • n^^fl I hTT^H I ffrTTrf • rffl^H • hfltfi I rffTfri I hTftli I •ffl^ll (WITH ' P^TTI I rfYtfli I T^ 'Gems will take the place of James Keating who «,(,,

Uiiuiuuios of til trad* THROWING , drew from the race. ^ # f \ MOM loduitfl** ; May 8, 1931. AILIetlc «l»dlum. THE bti)'i LIGHT Ne« I'diDiiylTu i At a regular meeting of the Woodbndge lions Ciao Sewage ditponl h. Id Monday night at the Gray Log Cabin, Albert H.v-, The Week in the Newt—Everywhere wa< elected president of the group. Other officers ch.. : Y. M C A. OrganluUloa. ; Outdoor BWlmmlcg pool. Col. Theodore Roosevelt started the He- w.-re; vice president, Stephen Hruska: secretary a; While Way ' itreel publican national campaign with a ringing i tuusurer, George Kayser, Mark D. McClain, retiring pi,. Public transportation le outlying attack on his distant cousin's New Deal, Ixleiit. was presented with a silver plaque. 10. Woodbrldge Muuum. in a speech to a conference of New Eng- I May 9, 1930. land Republican leaders at Boston. Ho of ^FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10,1935. Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Love, 69, charged among other things that the $4,- j (iree:i street, .vife of ProfesBOr John H. Love, sui \ 880,000,000 work relief appropriation principal of the Township Public Schools, were held y.-: The Late John Ef an, Sr. "will be used in an out-and-out attempt to unlay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Love underw., it is wiin gieat regret ana deepest sym- an operation {it the Pathway hospital several weeks ;lg„ buy the votes of the Americian people." .She was removed to her home two weeks ago and v,. patuy uiat we record the passing of John Think that one over - A robot airplane hgan, one of the most lovable and i believed to be on the road to recovery. A relapse follow.•, Kiiuiiy figures of the Fords section of the set a new mark from coast to coast when and the end came Monday night at eleven o'clock. Towjiship. A former Township Comnnt- TWA "mystery" craft negotiated the 2,400 miles from Los Angeles to Bennett went in to see the reason for it, that he wu to be employed teeni(hii, and, at the time of his death, a and found that owing to the WA project The (hock was • tax assessor, he served the municipality Meld, New York, in 11 hours and 5 min- Letters to the Editor heavy incessant rain during this great and a few minues lat>-: Contemporary [ell dead of heart failure long and faithfully. utes Nudism is legal in New York night, a couple of young men- had state, according to a ruling by the State's delayed going home, and had en- FINDS SON DEAD That he was held in esteem and loved Opinion The Editor: to pay any more than a nomin- gaged in amusing themselves with highest court reversing conviction of three Leader-Journal, al part of the cost I cannot at card and dice games, with some by many was proven by the large turnout Woodbridge, N. J. this time say. St. Joseph, Mo.—Called to < advocates of the undraped method of liv- ; change in evidence which was at his funeral. It was not the usual crowd Other Editors" Thoughts Dear sir: One of the leading newspapers lying on the table, and at this vestigate an automobile accidfr ng. D ;: AAt thpe llasa t meeting of the Board of the County, commenting editor- moment the police entered the Patrolman John Shanklln and •: of curious, but an assembly of mourners. of Freeholders I reported that 1he ially on our proposals, expressed place. other officer responded. Shankl.: World's laziest man welcomed daylight "the hope that suggestions will be I had on a previous occasion found a young boy's body in -: Many a tear was shed as the priest from received by the FVeehofders for of the cars: It was his son. v.1. saving time. His watch has been an hour S2 warned these young men against the altar renewed the life-history of a ent projects designated to afford practical undertakings in other gambling for money, but owing to had. apparently been killed i'; fight for the of Iiis employment opportunities \« the fields." We appreciate that stantly. charitable and noble character. ast for months Gertrude Stein hur- income and business franchise people of our County and comply thought and wish you would pass a recent automobile accident in Governor which I sustained injuries which ried back to Fijance at close of American taxes in New Jersey, with the National Administration on to us any suggestions you may To Mr. Egan's family it is difficult to shown a of of have in mind that ought to be in- confined me to my home, this offer words of sympathy as we all know iour. It seems tnat she heard someone hau ;enCy ReUef effeCt r su garage meeting place has been ^ ** T- 2? |' eluded in the projects that may without my surveillance during gestetd d embraced road how much they will miss him, but perhaps i1 '<' ^ bd d i come bbeforf e us ffor approval und- ound tne meaning oi one oi her poems -. , _ ^P^ ' construction," bridge, part develop er this law. this time. Fine Ven S POne n Trusting this will convey the the words of the famous Bunyan will serve ana she's afraid he'll explain. t °^ °g , if • J^/""iment, erection of new building We would like also, if you will have been advocated during pre-lhnd ^ repair of lhe existing actual facts concerning this mat- to express our meaning: hanlee, Metropolitan opera star, takes be good enough to do it, to ask ter to my friends and business but 00 0 the readers of your paper to pass patrons, "Let dissolution come when it will, it numorous role in new air serial. WeU, ^ ^L, J^f X ? ™ jects were put forth it was the on to us, either directly or Capdies yielded quickly to the tear, ^ , £ ^ j f^ Very truly yours, can do the Christian no harm, for it will of unpleasant political reactions he id ,^,a ^prart paiCalld y through you, any suggestions or Michael Oliver. Known radio comedian, anxious to avoid ent]re cost d ideas that they may have that be but ta passage out of a prison into a and once the tide of opposition be FOR MOTHER'S DAY crowding, make6 overtures to the "Met" gan to mount, have abandoned f d th of our they think we should give con- GETS JOB; DIE8 palace; out of a sea of .troubles into a 1 the bills after only feeble efforts Board wiu if we required sideration to. There are not many If some gossips had to eat their words— self-liquidating projects that Lake Geneva, "Wis.—After wait haven of rest; out of a crowd to an innum- n their behalf. ing three and one-half years for they'd get ptomaine-.-^Cynic suffered Governor Hoffman has not giv- • come under the ordinary functions a job, Charles Shepard, SO, father ANLY the fjnert eudln erable company {of County Government and the V of true and loving serious injury, He swallowed a cuff link en ground readily. Quite logically i j Board will be Klad to receive the of three children, was notified are gtt wm> for friends." he takes the position that thfei Mother. That to the kind while laughing up his sleeve Says Ser- state's difficulties arise from econ cooperation of the Dress and its geant Balint: "Some of these Communists omic conditions which are funda- readers on the proposals we have w» have stocked for mentally .unsound are are trace-j TF food prices continue to soar, made and on any others that they Mother1! Day lii-tnt "Not Poiod Foolith" see too many newsreels of ship-christen- 1 tuiiaut may haver in mind. able prii to an inequitable * a two-carat ring won i be as Frt*b, *ped»Uy wrapped The Township Committee finally took ings. Every year when they launch their distributiontariln oyf the tax burden. He welcome to a bride as the two Thanking you for your past I. Mann & Son concedes the need of reductions carrot*. cooperation, I am . and priced Jut right. the advice of Committeeman Fred A, —OPTOMETRISTS— May Day drives, somebody gets hit on the in the cost of government but in- • • • Yours very truly, Spencer and Monday night passed a reso- nose." ^ ^ sists that economic evils which When It learns of that 1,000,- Klemmer Kalteiisen, are basic can be remedied only Director. Middlesex County •MM- lution authorizing an emergency appro- 000-year-old egg recently found Board of Chosen Freeholders. Ail hopes of liquor dealers Uiat ihey through really vital reforms. His In Africa, that restaurant we Hours: Daily 10-12, 2-5, 7-8 priation to repair the asphalt-bloek paved tax-revision program, designed to aione snould be permitted to sell alcoholic Tisit won't feel so proud of its j r .., , . ~~. , PHILIP'S roads in the Township. Previously, a cer- reach all classes, has naturally ~,u~.»inn i Editor Leader-Journal: Ofcveiiages were dashed when the £>enate aroused wide-spread and relent- collection. Regarding the facts, relative to Wednesday 10-12 only CANDY STORE tain group voted against the repair work less opposition. It has been block- • • • a recently published article of a judiciary Committee turned down the pro ed in the1 Assembly, where a Cornell surrey reveal! that, raid on gambling at Oliver's, in Tel. P. A.,4-2027 on account of the expense involved, but for the first few weeks, fresh- SSMAINSnUBT N posal, which would have created a sales counter-movement for economies Iselin si Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. when the first ward committeeman point- has been initiated, only to cause men spend about two hoare each WOODBUDGS monopoly. The proposal was made by 1 I wish to clarity and make cor- ed out that it would be a case of being another division of sentiment week writing home. But when .rection to this statement, since leverage Commissioner Burnett as an which has added to the confusion dad la properly broken ID, tfiey "penny wise and pound foolish" the rest i what actually did take place, was amendment to the • liquor statutes. The and to the delay in the advance- Just wire for the money. I in a garage entirely separate and EXXXTTTTTTITTTTYTTITmX saw the logic of his reasoning and chang- ment of the session's work. • • • ' lias in no way • any connection ed their minds. It is a wise man indeed that Committee held that this would drive de- But the stem necessity of meet Operating on ailing cow. farm- (with my place of business, partment stores .chain grocery and drug ing Federal requirements for par- er removes bait Inch stove bolt I Where now, for many years, I refrains from being stubborn and knows ticipation in the distribution of from her stomach. She evidently • have conducted a restaurant and enough to change his mind. stores out of business and infringe upon unemployment relief funds will bad decided to start furnishing ; bar-room in a respectable man- Home rule Edward J. Reilly, former force the Legislature to take de- to! milk. >ner. cisive action without delay and ! * * * j Through my generosity, I have chief counsel for Br\m\ Hauptmann, as retrenchment will have to be prac ! allowed various young' men to The New Financial Program If slock promoters would check sailed the New Jersey jury system which ticed. This result, even though it up on those people wno'seem un- use this particular garage for the The proposed refinancing of the Town- may not provide adequately for willing to (ovest, they would ; purpose of meeting there while permits women to be herded with mer relief needs or effect a reduction organizing baseball clubs, and ship bonds appears to be a welcoming probably find that'he \ho hesi- until a verdict or disagreement is reached in taxes on real estate, will be sa- tates bas lost. : furnished light and fuel for these beacon on a sea of financial troubles. The lutary and important l_ meetings at my own expense. Briefs in the Hauptmann appeal were filed New Jersey's governmental On the night of ^the raid, as pub- auditors selected by the council hlave been costs have for many years been portant reductions in the cost of lished by the newspapers, I no- authorized to prepare several programs of by present defense counsel and the State increasing at a disturbing rate of administering local and staate gov ticed ori entering my place of busi re-financing and renewal of bonds for the with the Court of Errors and Appeals. speed. emments the long fight, from ness and dwelling, that a light If the threat oi new forms of January to May, will have been was burning at an unusually late consideration of the committee. l\. is be- Yes, trying to win success is a great taxation finally accomplishes im- worth while—Herald-Tribune. ihour in this garage. Whereupon I lieved that when the plan is finally adopt- game.- And so is golf until you find out ed, Township bonds will bear interest at you (are a bom dub .Maybe war is THE GREAT AMERICAN,HOME three and a half and four per cent as coming. A religious revival could come, al- • against live and a half per cent at the pres- so, if people Ulked about it that much ent time. And, what seems even more in- It isn't the waste of money that enrages teresting and hopeful, is the fact that the the taxpayer. He just likes to do his own CONFIDENCE new method will be "pay as you go" so wasting The south isn't unique. Any that the Township may be back]on a cash section seems awful if you notice nothing That Comet basis by 1936. but its idiots Never yet has Providence failed to reward and prosper a man who from Progress of Woodbridge always did his best A man needn't Real progress of ia municipality comes boast if he is the boss in his house. Tfou when the citizens of today plan for the can tell by his need of a haircut Man SECURITY needs of the citizens of tomorrow. The has two ways of relieving his conscience: growth of Woodbridge Township for ex- Praying after the event and honking be- THE man who knows that hia buaioMa ample, depends upon the vision with fore ,it happens. U on * aound buia — that'he h*» which present citizens see the require- the benefit of unbiased counsel in ita ments of the progressive city, not of today BIBLE THOUGHTS FOR TODAY management mhy face fuhdre 'I but of tomorrow. When thou cuttest down thine harvest sion with confidence. Such counael i» Having such a vision and possessing in thy fields, and hast forgot a sheaf in available-at this bank. For long faith in the possibilities of Wbodbridge the field8, thoo shalt no go again to fetch careful study of conditions has •quip- Township, thei'e is nothing that remains it: itshjall befpr the stranger, for the ped this institution to render aid in die unimportant. Anything, and everything, fatherless, and for the widow: that the conduct of" business affairs. thJBt will make our municipality a more Lord, thy God, may blesa thee in all the work of thine handa. attractive place to live in, and an easier COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS place in which to make a living, is desir- When thou beateat thine olive tree, SOLICITED '•; atile. thou shaJt not go over the boughs again: The work of building Woodbridge it shall be for the stranger, for the father- Township does not devolve upon civic or- Im and for the widow. ? ganization, or group of org&nistetions. I< When thou gathereat the grapes of thy Rahway a duty that rests directly UDon the vineyard, thou ahalt not glean it after- vijtouldere of each citizen. Organizations ward : it. ahall be for th« itranger, for the National Bank ttet only to co-ordinate the efforts of the fatherless and for th« widow. Ajid thou shidt remember that thou RAHWAY, N. X •Mo citinen can eacape his civic duties aat a bondamaii in the land of Egypt; d«eiinfaff to participate in th« func- therefore I command thee to do thia thing «n organisation. Thaw duties ex- —Deuteronomy: Chapter 24; 19-tt. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM PAGIFIVl WOQDBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1986. =c pmrtkululy forth Amboy H«l|litt, illiutM In SHERIFF'S SALE Utd b«lng - — - Woodbrtdie Township. HlddltMx CHANCERY OF N1W JlRfiKt "rMm I* tta OountJ County, New J«r«ey, survey** «nd Botwmn WILLIAM H. KKLL1. and »Ute 0< N«w l*f- iutpp«d by Lamm and Fox, Civil Bn- v innmini» th« abort Btkt*d writ, street; running thencK (1) wert'rly ID me directed snd delivered. I will Fox, by ELIZABETH HEYBOU&NS Woodbridge Ave., Port Reading slong the northerly side of WlltUn NEHHAY. TUP. MTI! DAY OT one.halt (T7H) f«t on the .. mUcnst Ave., heUn, S. J. (3) northerly nt right Angles to Wll HAY, A. D. 1MB Kiuth «nil one hundred (100) Mum street (lfty (Rfl) fwt: thenc* y tin aitld Baldwin Realty Company on* to be s«tWI«d bT.*^*-! No. 9 children are giving a uot- mm of (Ix thnumnri flvi" *•"•'"•'* nim of rour Tboiwand P«M J OF THE PROPOS ivenue. wenty thri-« rtnllsra ($R.K33.00> » rorpiintlon of N J.. i>n which thert L MEETING I THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY o[ lormance Friday night to the Is duf> Ui It JIM.50 anil unsigned by Itand Ten Dollars (M.«6,W). aseball team was r with thi> ml" nf this s*le. with the co«t» of thh " Ptl Iselin St. Cecelia's thur/ch will hold o public in the school auditorium Tiwllitr with nil and singular tht to tho Cltljens HulWInu nnif Loan A Parish hsU Sunday MISS IRENE *G1LL AND MISS •orlttlim u iiilUtrral nocurHy for II. Tofnthw wiUl »11. 1-^i.r- held at the Communion breakfast at the The public is Invited. A nom- ielitj. privlta***, heradltunmti and f1 ll l Rev. William ' Katherine Quinn .spent Sunday ppurtrannrfi thereunto belonging — said low b« Mrst aolil tncl so rmir.n rtgJits. P ' «fftJ"5«* l5 night with Parish hall immediately after inal fee wiU be charged. of ecrlUn mortgaged premlsea with appiirtunancu UwrwMtO M charge. in Elizabeth. h nnywlne nppertalnlng. Brennan, in the ten o'clock mass, William tn the appurtenances, In th« »«l,„-, TownBhlp CleTk. her helmet, workmen are shuwa THE LOFTER'S CLUB WILL uate ..l.a Woodbrldi"•-IJ~e Tn^n.hlTownshipn , MiddlKiddie Foreign Wars assisted by the getting Britannia In shape to meet next Thursday evening at sex County. N. X, surveyed by Lar- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN the home ot Miss Catherine son & Fox, July 16th. 1916, aa Inl ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- take part In lhe King's Jubilee number one hundred fifty (160). NANCE TO LICENSE HAWKERS. celebration This n-toui piaster Gallagher, ot Third avenue. The approximate amount ot the LCII,U..r. 2B„,, 1888. BE """ *••• ""> T"' bano, ot Woodbrldge avenue, gether with the costs ot this sale. a?e oS at the post head- L*U IS ORDAINED by the Town- Together with all and singular the thlp Committee of the Township of entertained relatives from Eliz- rights, privileges, hereditaments and Woodbrldge In the County of Middle- FRIGHTENED TO DEATH abeth, on Tuesday night. appurtenances thereunto belonging or SAY IT WITH FLOWERS on- sex: In anywise appertaining. nny member ol the post. 1. That Subdivision A of Article IX ALAN H. EL'S, . Philadelphia, Pa.—The fright MISS MARY MARTINO, OF • • • » • entitled as above Is hereby modified Sheriff. and amended to read aa follows: i brought about when he discover- Woodbrldge avenue, Is conva- THE BENEFIT MOVIE SHOW JOHN A. DELANEY, PEDDLERS. Forty (140.00) pw ed a burgular in his bedroom lescing at her home after a re-1120,68 Solicitor, MOTHER'S DAY -MAY 12th given recently by the Sea /ear or »ny part thereof. Every ped- caused the death of John W. cent Illness. 16; 10, 17, 24, 31. Scouts of Iselin last Saturday dler's license shall terminate at theThompson, 66, fifteen minutes COMBINATION OniOOMlHG close of December 31st of the year later of a heart attack. SHERIFF'SSALE -ROSES ...TO TELL HER at the Harding avenue fire- In which It la Issued. THE BUDDIES' SOCIAL CLUB, IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY plants that she loves so well. Old house, was a huge success. 2. This ordinance shall take effect ot Hagamnn Heights, will hold —Between Perth Amboy Building & . . . and such marvelous voaea ... in upon Its adoption and publication an LKOAI, NOTICB Lnun Association, it corp., Cumujaln- fashioned flowers tWat she may required by tow. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that then* dance tomorrow night at ont, and Howard G. Bufflap anil BMtlli all her favorite varieties, boxed for plant in her own garden . . . AUGUST F. OREINER, all persona desirous of taking an ex- Falcon Hall in Carteret. Jimmy M. Bufflap, his wife, et. al., Defen- Chairman of the Township aminatioamlnatlon for BuldinBuilding Inspector un Dunn and his Castle Grove or- dants ,Fi. Fa. for tho sale of mortgag- ((ifI Riving ... 1 ~ 1L- —>- •"•ftMABo.i Krtrft Protection ed premises dated April 4, 1935. Committee of the Townnhlp der the new proposed Fire Protection chestra will furnish the music. of Woodbridge In the Own Ordinancurainwime wilwiln filinen m-plicatio itlon at the By virtue of the above stated writ, : made by the r $1.50 and up officffi e off lhe Township Clerk, Memor- to me directed and delivered, I will $1.50 and up nf iBelln at t ial Municipal Building. Main street, PLANS ARE BEING MADE BY expose to sale at public vendue on Woodbrldge, N. J,, on or before 6 WEDNESDAY, THE 29TH DAY OF P. M. (Daylight Saving Time) on May the Port Reading Fire Co., No, MAY.. A. D. 1936 GORGEOUS HYDRANGEAS 13, 1095. , 1, to build an extension to theat tw'o o'clock, Daylight Suvlng Timi' -SHE FEELS LIKE SIXTEEN (Signed) B. J. DUNIOAN, local llrehouse. Bids are now in the afternoon of the said day ut Hi. . . . when she wears' flowers. Cor- , . . large, vari-colored blossoms; TownBhlp Clerk being received. Sheriff's Office, In the City o[ New Ma.n Street, To Be Advertised M"ay 10, 1935, Brunswick, N, J. sages of her favorite flowers, gar- each one a small garden ... All the following tract or parcel o( land and premises Hereinafter partic- denias, orchids, roses, sweet peas .. ularly described, situate, lying and br- 75c and up ing Iin ththee Townsl|lp »t WiKidnrldBo In $1.00 and up the County of Middlesex and State ot New Jersey , V\u, 1 Ilk SHE CAN ARRANGE THESE ..I'IV J .'I rfI:y , (JtltHJ LiUL .Nu. 21ilaaui Boxes of cut Spring Flowers, select- tj.ui in i.oi .*u. ^\j, mi u mup ul -.iy t'liUuwt ' iTopyrty Oi .Si ed colors . . . utMUy a iim;sUileiu L.uin|ially, UMtltviHirm ul a. point In tlie smith- $1.00 and up my nut' Dt Wesley place, ilistiint nun CUT FLOWERS iiunuiiii ii'iit westerly irom us lnler- CORSAGE FLOWERS BLOOMING PLANTS .'ii'Liiuu wiui the weaurly luii! ul CIMI- Hydrangeas Roses * ul uvenui! from uience running U) Sweet Peas niilicily, ui right angles to Wcsicy Rose Bushes Snapdragons •\ inn- Inindrikl UUO) l«ot tn u ucn Gardenia* Begonias i iviicu; Uientu K'i) westerly, VU'UIUM Tulips L Lily ot the Valley Azaleas /ilu Vvi. aley place, Uiiriy-st;vi:ii ana Geraniums iuy nut; liuiidrcdtns (31.60) Ictt to a Roses Gladioli Cinerarias HIM) menus (3) nurinerly, piirullel Orchids Narcissus •nli tliu lust described course, one Calceolarias (100) feet to a point in tne VioletV lUKias simlliBily line of Wesley place; thenco 1.4) easterly, along the said lim- ot TO HELP Wesley place, thlrty-sevon and lltty mo huuuredths 1,37.60) feet to tin.' puini )r place of BEGINNING. YOU REDUCE THE Hounded northerly by Wesley place, JOHN R. BAUMANN easterly by Lota Nos. 177, 178, 17» and 180, southerly by Lot No. 186 and pan uf Lot 180 and westerly by the re- -FLORIST- HIGH COST OF LIVING New Potatoes G^. maining part of Lot No. 220, all as H1IOV.II on said map, In Bald block. MEMBERS FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASS'N The approximate amount of the de- Agoift w* icorel HtrVs another week- cree to be satisfied by said sale Is tho 633 ST. GEORGE AVENUE RAHWAY, N. J. String Beans sum of four thousand five hundred and end of outstanding A & P bargains... ten dollars ($4,510.00) tOEether with Telephone*: Rahway 7-07U, 0712, 0713 e the costs of this sale. many of th*m at me very loweit prices Fresh New Cabbage || Together with all and singular the codes permit Stock up TODAY) For rights, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or quite a few of these unusual values Spring Rhubarb in anywise appertalnlnj. ALAN H, ELY. 1 last through Saturday onlyl Sheriff. LEO GOLDBERGER, $28.98 Solicitor. 6: 3, 10, 17, M. PEAS SOAKED DRIIO cam SHERIFF'S SALE Here are Bargains IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY DDIIhlEC CALIFORNIA —Between Frank H. Smith, Trustee rrvUllU medium liie in Liquidation, etc, Complainant, and GRANDMOTHER'S Elta B. DeYoung and Dirk P. DeYoung, l«. loaf OC her husband, et. als., Dttemlauta, Fi Rye Bread Sliced or Umiictd Fa. lor tha sale of mortgaged premls- That are Bargains us dated March 29, 1936. : COM *» * •By virtue ot the above stated writ Bartlett Pears DH. MONTE to no directed and delivered I will expose to sale at public vendue un >«" 35c WEDNE8DAY, THE 29TH DAY OF Sliced Pineapple b com W«* MAV. A. D. 1936 iquar. ^Oc ut two o'clock, Daylight Saving Tun in the afternoon of, the said day at the A fortunate chance and some Asparagus Tips D Sheriffs Offioe tn the City of New can *** Brunswick, N. J, All that certain lot, tract or parcel farsighted buying make it pos- Seedless Raisins ^ M uf land and premises, hereinafter par- A pkgi- *** tlculurly described, situate, lying and AB STRING being In the Townahip of Woodbridge, sible for us to offer you one ot 0R In the County o( Middlesex and State Tomatoes MANS W com ** of New Jersey, thus bounded and des- 1 cribed: l,..pkg. 25 BEGINNING at a potnt In the south- the best lamp values we have erly Bide of Avenel street which point Presto Cake Flour Is in the dividing line between lots 743- and 744 on Map of Avenel Park, ever had. These lamps would Jello or Royal Desserts 2pkf l J|< Section One, 'Woodbrldee Townahip Middlesex County, New Jersey, thence 1 running south thirteen degrees, thirty Uneeda Bakers ^TJZ. 2*.-* ' minutes west,along the tilvtdlng line ordinarily sell for" $25 to $30. aforeauld, one hundred and forty-two and twenty hundredths feet bo a point; White House MllktSSf 3 - 2O< thence smith, seventy-six degrees and Instead" they are priced from thirty minutes east llfty feet to a point, corner to Lot No. 741; thence , Force TOASIED WHOIE WHEAT RAWS . PM>- north, thirteen degrees anfl thirty mln-1 lutes east, one hundred and twenty- \ $14 cash, up. There are six dif- three and two hundredths feet to the Shredded Wheat ^. 2 Pk9,23' south side ot Avenel street; thence' along the south side of Avenel street, ; north flftyflve degrees, thirty minutes ferent styles though only three and thirty seconds west, fifty-three Kraft Cheese ^5^ 2K»and flfty-rlve hundredtha feet to tlu> j point or place of BEGINNING. are shown here—floor lamps — £«c«pl Bufftt, >; ib. 2Oc Being known and designated as Lots s CHUSE « M K 2 742 and 743 on "Map of Avenel Pitrk, i Section One. Woodbridge Tuwnshlp," I in reflector style and bridge jar ••* i«" filed In the Clerk's Office of Middlesex Hellmann's : 15 27 County, New Jersey. • j quart 1% ^ Being the promises commonly kniiwn ' AGtrmicid* pint •»% c lamps, (two are combination bottl. I Mr MlU AA mid designated as No. ffl-83 Avenel VIUl OA and Daod'orant bottl. street, Avenel. N. J. I The approximate amount of the de- I urt* to be satisfied by aald tale Is the . bridge smoker style). - These Sal Soda sum of sixteen thousand one hundred and eighty dollars ((18,180) together 1 25c with the coBts of this sale. I Together with all and singular the i lamps are attractively de- Silver Dust right, privileges, hereditaments mill | appurtenances thereunto belonging or Mo' In anywise appertaining. signed, of first grade materials Bowlene ALAN H. ELY, Sheriff. CHARLES J. STAMLEH. ScotTissue J29.40 Solicitor. and are. finished with smart [6: 3, 10, 17, 84. IN AMERICA'S SMARTEST HOMES SHERIFF'S SALE and serviceable shades. Prices IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. I 1 ... you'll find A & P Coff«*s tht favorite! For th»t« 3 famous -Brtween WILLIAM II. KELLY. Comluloner of Banking and Inaur- are as low as $14 cash, coft«Ws art bl*nd«d from th« fm«it cofft* btani money con buy. •VI104 of the 8Ut» of New Jersey, eio., Complainant, and George MIB&K mul All 3 or* «qyal in quality, different enly in their dittinctive flavor. Once Mlsak, MB wife, et als., r>.-- IMdanU, 71. Fa. for the aale uf mortgaged premises dated March 18. Ctrrymg thm%t extra ij you fay C 8 O ClOCK MUD AND MEUOW Ib. I9 By virtue of the ubove at&Ud• Will. \ 40 tht monthly payment pl«n. to me directed and delivered, I will { exuote |o sale at public vendue on ' Red Circle mcHANPF'unfiDieotb. 2I WEDNESDAY. THE' MND DAY OKI MAY, A. D., 1985 at two o'clock, Daylight Saving Time BOkOr STRONG ANND DVtOOftQUS lit. tin In the afternoon of the said day, at the . ShorlH'a Oflloe tn Uic City of New Maxwell House »- 29' Beech-Nut - - 29 Brunswick. N. J. I ALL ths followlne tract or parcel of, land premise* hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and t>»in( in •••. mnumohln nf Woodbrid|W In the | IAIU County of Ml4dleaM, of: ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.DIVISION 25221 . TnB

'WffiS^W'^M^ImiBlTriBMBMBWfWHWffiHlPiMlTflMB^TrTilMHilili FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 10, l»35-_ WOODBRIDGE

the awtbertf Bae of Creea stir* at i n-r imw 51» r««t \>, a Hake tn the • Ek*k 4I0C L«t Block 410D Lot aVUrlrd s point tauelu dkrtaat lain few ' line S UmMntiti westerly imawir»d al-«l» the aaie firwi , Howard DtdtDitk.. th*nlim« (!) nprtherlrp . Block 410E Thorn** Btreet Charles ,,„,. uo« .!*«.»> fe«t to • MM Interwretlor with the wwtertr Itn- alirif tb» line of laad'i now or fomwrly B!or.k 413A m IOTH „. Oeorg* li*«a" fat" "third" Mtd Rnai rending »' (|K ^»,b«|x bound*!? line of School mre*. thence (1! along usid of f nc»«rr formerly belonging line nl Oreen «r»et north W detr^^» In a potnt wh*r- thhe hrt BV<-k 41! A LoU 301 and Xt Thorn* « Antonio Hibbard. ihxw (|) South ft - mtnntw w<«t Tt If* tn a stake. ; IID" of Com)* Avenue Interaccta tb* Blrfk 411A LoU O8 aad 397 EU* A Luke a wHe .. w«*i along the •outbrrir therw* it) *Bs *• • Block 41JC LoU 47 and 4* Oorhaai AMtHt Harry D, al.ng «I(I (Mlhani UIMII acuth iu Tn* appnxxlaar** anv>uiit of th* de- m>rk 41 ic Lots IT serf • Gorhun A Wlllsrd M tnrnij1i» w«t 1+0 1(1 f"i • n<-* to be ssHlaP-^ by said smie 1« the Bkck 41 IC LoU U mi 1% A«an«* Henry tL RedmUtser *-A theiKe (4) along th* mrth rvm of Three T imand One Blnck 41 ID Lots a ana • Joseph Aventat Patrick J. Hovrard Ui ORDINANCE T'. PROVIDE i Wnit lion* th* *rl>' tin* of land rww w formerly '.( Silly two Dollar (J31OW) LoM Wt sad M8 Natalie CherscSTlch W't'/dhruJge Township Park, nor*ft vi with tbe cowta of 4s sal*. I RI"V OllJ Joeeph Areon* F»R THE ACQUISITION OF LANDS ii;r.< f I>y» '. I Z 2. «nd i it. Biota , Blork 411D LoU 188 and UJ7 Joseph A Robert H. Bvaner . BT THK TOWNSHM" <>i W\X)I>- i 9 A a.* Ml'3 i'..ti *'*• shown or th* M minute* *ut 41 » feet f> Together with 4_i and atitgnlar the ' 1 thetKe ',&> north ] dtfT»e 14' Blrck 411D LoU 108 and 1« Joasph Av«BM John Toback BRIDOE FUR USE AS A SPORT* Wwlt.ndr* Tu Map Revwd Jun.j right, pririleg**. .i»iT «n on* r- line of lard now or form- In - of Frank W*ter»: thence (8) still ALAN H. ELY, Blnck 4UE LoUUtasOK Haiti* M. Birrt.«n* MANAGEMENT THEREOF if New Bnmswtrk Av*rn>* th*f* ; ai'^if said lln^ nnrih 1 degree 17 min- Sheriff Lots U7 aad 1» A Frances Seunan .ith *&' 06' Cast alone tN- aonr, ute* *tn lMifl f<*t to tr* point or H Hsuntmr, j Bl"-k 41 :E UM m aad U» Le«oard Leonard Avenae William J. Kenoa erly ilrv <* Ne-» Brunswick AT*T,U» ;ll/- of BEGINNING floUdtor. i 411F Lots 1« toI « John H Cofwannon. I'yiuund iixty '*n* and tax':- B'ini known an LotJ 7 and 16 In 4: II. M; S: %, ltt ; Lou If7 aad 14, Leottard Avenvs 1 Block 41JF Fraaci* Avenott Charles C. Fo* '• f W'j-^lhri'JiE'' in th' <>..rf on* hundredth! (!«1 «) tt* ' Mi on the- Woodbrldg« Bkrk 411G LotJ 1KB and HE Winifred Jscobaon . tv -,f Middlesex. Lou IK and IS Praad* Avenue lac* uf rn-m Map. n\r<* 4ilH Ptaod* A Frank Edgar ATTEST B .! DUXIQAN. FEIMG known tad rhf approximate amount of the SHERIFF'S SALE | Rlivk 41! I Lots 180 aad 1*1 j.:«*fn»nt IN CHANCTOT OF rtBW JBRSTf Orean Btreet "TBS Sarah E. Weatarfaard m.88 344.. To b* »dv-t-i»1. April i» IMS "sr " Lot 1 In Block ». i" th* turn of one hundred nlnety-cer- -Between rAIRTIKLD BUILDIST, Hlofk 412A Lot II •act. 3!"k 41ZB Lots 17 aai M Rowland Place aVxlOO Herbert T. Bllbennan SUM 871 • isar 2 This ordinance shall uk* eff*1 m dollars tfltfOQ) together witb ooat* k LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corpora Rowland Place Clarenr* L. Burlew .. SO.87 " at I 00 P V I Uaylt jht Sa' of thll BSl*. Lou 77 aad 7» Irregular immediately upon Its adoption and ad- two, Compialnsat, and JOHN CSKR Wnl. J. Byrne — S7.U Si: at the M'm'/rlal fMiiap&l Building. Ttiitni; aa required by law. Together with all and singular the EPC8 ana JULIA CSZRJCPE8. hi- LoU B and fl Irregular Man fltrwt, Woodbrldg*. New Jersey Lot 11 Weat BUJ Boad Irregular Rpbert a aoa> 1.0*111 1.08S1. AUGUST V. ORBINER rlghta, privileges, hereditaments and wife, «t als., Detandants, PL 7a. for Bi'^ 4!SA West Bill Baas Adopted f/n final reMInc on Monday Chairman ot the Township* appurtenant thereunto belonging or the sale of mortgaged premises dated , Blwk 4KB Lot I Irregular Colonia Corporation .. 7*67 Si i- night. May 6. 1935 &• !!0f M Lot If Weat Hill Bead Irragular j H HiMmoMr *U04 Si : Committee of tbe Townihlp, March 20, IMS. , Block 41XB West BUI «oad a Woodbridfe In the Coan-. •LY, By Tirtne of th* above stated Writ, BlxL «JB Lot U imtittor Peter Van Kort U.W IS i, LFX1AL KOTICK to me directed and d*)lT*r«4. 1 will Klcdt 41ID Lots 1 aad 1 South Hill Boad Irrefulsx Jos. M. McAndrewa . ff>.81 IT of Middlesex Lot Watt l-J at 1 West UU1 Road I. R.Kachle* Co. Inc. (*.«374.;, . NOTICE IS HEREBY GrVES !h»l ATTEST B J. DITNIGAN | EMIL SrTRBMLAl'. Attorney. expose to sale at public vendne on ! Blficlt 4'.3K HiftilT™1 Boat Irregular tba folknrinf dl WBDNE8PAT) TWt 1CTH DAT OF B|.rk 4-3r Lots fl to tf Irregular l.R. Rachle* Co. lac UN Township Clerk. Lot 49 Highlaad Boad John H Hoar 17taJ li:, t- a4vertl*ed May 10th. 1«K. and4: M; S; 1, 10, Yl. MAT, A. D.. NINBTBHN HUN- Bl'<-k *1W In*golar DRID THIRTY- FIVE Bk/^k 41IF Lotaff to< irragular Wm. A. 8»*rl<» 3M» i 17 i*U H**ii*( on M*r X)tb. at twu u'cUfck, Daylight Baring Tim* ' Lots ft to I Irragiuar Margaret I. Wagner U47 Kl at ! 00 V M., (Daylight Sarlng Block 41JF Lots HlKhflaid Boad SHERIFF'S SALE In tb*_arternoon of th* said-day, at the Bi.'-ck 418H Irragnl" Laura Murray IL81 Tiro'! at the Memorial Munklpal HiiaOald Boad Lam* Murray IM* 24 • the ftnal putag* '•( BuiH.r.g Main Street. Woodbrldge, S CHANCKHY OF NKW Bl'jck 418H wESti Boad Irregular W81 be held at th<: Mf-morul Munkl- Vew Jersey . J. Bl^k 418H Irregular Laura Murray 1&7§ « pal Building, Wv. 20: h 193? »t S P M TOR HOME BTJILDING AND SAV- All the following tract or parcel of Bixk 418H Lot* South HU1 Boa Irregular Malcolm S. Ross ILC (Dayliihi Saonf Tlm»l «t vhtrh tiro" 1NOB. Cooiplalnant aad EDWARD; land and premls** beiinafur partjai Block 413H LoU SI aad f3 South Bill raknJ* E, Leoaauser 71*1 2* '•'•' •Bd pun >'l<}>r.t!on« :h»r»'o may !.-» LEGAL NOTICE L WHELAN. as admlrhtritOT cf laily described. aHuau, lying and be South HilBwl d 81 :, • Middlesex Common Fleas Court. g Block 413H Lou 66 lo 8J Herman J. SerreUln al41 BftMBUd to lh« Townjhlp CommlHf* the Estate of Henry Kunti. deceas- i">tn thin* thCounte Townaoiy opf Middlesexof Woodbridge, and. i Block 412H LoU • to 71 bouih UlUilll HMd Jos. B. McTadden .. 2J17J J6. Objecton m»y fll» a wrlttm objwni'jfi Between Walter Lewis, receiver of «d. Defendant. FL Fa. for th* sale Middle UU1 Boa* •,h« First National Bank and Trust »!» of New J**a«)'. lllock 4111 4j«org« South *L« 291, •KB tb» Townnliip Cleric prlr,r to that vt mortgaged premlM* dated Tebra- " B»lng Known and dfilgnated at I/At BiijCk 4131 Lou m t* u Middle Hlir'Boad H. C. Bice JMI 147, d*tf Company of Wuodbridl*, N. J.,ary 18, 1*. rs. 142 and 143 on Map of Perth LoU 1 ea4 3 Highflald Boad I'lalntlff, and Peicr Meirels and 1 HiXK 41SI Irregular Carl Kosark U 11.4-. B J. DUNIOAN to"m«''dlrert"e" virtue odf "s/id"7eTlvereJthe abwe state"d I"wiiWriti. -JAinboy Heights, -Ituaied In W«vl- LoU 17 and » Highneld Boad Thomas L. Hanson Defendants, ft. Block 4111 Irregnlar John M. MaUly SLJt 34 s T Cl»rk Fa for tbe sale of prenlaes dated exposexpowe to sal* at public vendue on Ibrldge Township, N J. LoU 48 and 4* South Hill Road lrreguiaf Mary A. aVaUy UM Lou m aad « South am ad 24.,-. \Urrh 6, IDS. WEDNESDAYDNESDAY., THB I&TI&HT DAY OF BEGINNING at a point tn the east BI.JCK 41UJ IrraguUr Wm. U* Mutwerkirk 18.87 ORDINAVF. TO GRANT fON- hy . Inlie uf the above slated Writ, eily lln* of Commercial Avenue, dia a lock tiiJJ LOU U and U South Hill Irragular Phillip Luu MX 42,1 ANIJ APPROVAL OF THF. to me dlrect*d and delivered. I MAT. A. I*. NINETEEN HUN larit two hundred trilrty-nlne and Block 41UJ LoU 46 aad 46 South HUl Pslllip LuU U.U 22.1; KRED THIRTY-FIVE •ftWNSHlP COMMITTEE OF THE ••ill crpott to sale st public vtndue twenty - eight one - hundredth* feet U.,k 413JJ «S and 17 SouU HUl Boad Irregular iTHUip Luti 71a7 TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDOE IV at two oclock, Dayllgtrt SaTtng Tine southerly from the Intersection of the Hi.xk uaJJ 84 South HUl Road Irregular MUllip Luu- 6J-4* THE COIWTY OF MIDDLESEX TO Wl.DNEBDAT, THE WfD DAT OFIn th* afutmooD of th* eald day, at tin •ohtherly aide of New BraUWlCk A« h.,•••• of the Town- In tbe County of Middle*** and State f«i, thence 13) nortlierly, parallel U:.4 > •law of New /MM-V onraniz'-.i under Cfranty of W\ii\]ntt and State of situated at Iwlin Wrrfrilhrldfe Tiiwn- BEGINNING. Biork 4!3L Lou 10 aad 11 highbeld Boad Block 413L LoU 48 and 48 Hignfleld Road •ach Frank I>unn 17.14 the Rcllirlwii. Swu-ty Art, t/j locate • New^ Jer**y. ahlpp,, Mlddleneit Countyy,, New Jeraeyy.. ,,n th« north byy Lot No, 74 » eametfry In !!»• Ti.wnsMp of Wood- Mh I»M l d ppd b Bitxk 413M LoU 60 to S3 St. U«orge Avewa •ach Frank Boffa *»U at an old Iron pipe In March. sijr»eyet*ln. RMOT Blades. My price ft per 100.i g Bl^k 413^ »xl» Kaeti ijopnre Ki«rnaa 11.67 1 1 described u gether with the costs of this sale. Block 413F Lou 88 and 37 tasi Cliff Road Irregular 10k OriiaiokJ. Ernat XM Btaig point runr.liig 11) North 6 36' 1 Toother with all and wgiilar the Block 413F LoU 50 to 63 tcneW Road Mat along the wMtwIy bbundvy of I1».M aer IW. Cash with ordm BEGINNING at a point on the south Irregular Donald L. KurU .... 18JI IS. 15 , erly line of Silzer avenue distant 400 right, privileges, heredltAnents *nd Bluck 4134 LOU « to 88 chain O Hills Road Verule Uewar 30.40 Wajhlnrton IftlKhtf two hundrol sey. only. No check* or appurtenances thereunto belonging or Bl^ck 413R LoU 39 to E .North Hill Boad rrl« Eech •"tX.."lie »n(3 oljhty-ttght on<- hun- i feet westerly from tbe owner formed Chain O HUl* Road enss. V. Ottlnger ... OM ! by the lnt«ra*oUon of th» southerly In anrwlsf appertaining. Block 413R LoU 38 |o 28 ^y Eacjgach iUry T. Bader 41.06 dredthi im.m) f«t U, a point; then(* LoU 43 to 44 .North Hill Boad th JAMES GALLO, Box 91 line of Bllzer arenue: with the w*at«rl)r ALAR H. ELY, Block 413S 30x136 Each : 2>"<". .83" "' We*t aloni L Block 4131 iot« •» «ad 29 .V- Georges Avenue Louis WWth 1143 la. *.• line of Correja Avenue running thtnee Sheriff. Each Kay J.tanvalkenburg *9.1f .1,6 - ffS'Jjf. y. h""S'Ja9r "1 Waihlnpon FLC8HJNG, L I., N. Y. ' (1) southerly, at right angle* \o 911M; LEO GOLDBEROER, Block 41XT LUU a mi*>l 1U Valley Road Block 4UT Lot 14 Vallay Road f Leonid* Larat 1(2 ll.ui ^i.rHdghti two hundred fifty elrtt -and avenue, 100 feet to a tack In a fence; 126.89 Solicitor. 20x126 Each Madeluu Blerlot .... 2O.» 23.4, I thnnce (2) westerly, paralkl with 811 Blwk 413T LoU 16 to 17 Valley Boad » *lx "iw hundr»ilth» (2E8.06) fen I 4: 19, 39: t: 8. 10. Block 4UT LoU 18 to 20 Viilcy Boad JUX126 Each Louis E. Possion ... 20.* 23.43 Block 4UT LoU 31 to 38 Culonia Place 30x126 Bach Russell W. XHua .. 20.W ii.4 Block 413U LoU 37 and 38 rit. Oeorge* Avenue 30X136 Each Wm. A. Brandt .... U.S7 16.32 Block 414 lot 13 St. George * Avaaw Irregular James J. ChaQey .. 172.8* 184.24 , Block 414 B<. Oeorsa* Avenua Stand Irregular Ruby M. May 17118 I80.&1 Block 416 Lot 37 C St. Qeorge'f Boad Irregular Roxa Kr*JB«r .20A.N 2U,!H NOTICE OF TAX SALE , Block 4HB Lot 1 North Hill Boad U Acres J. Eugenia Jacques . 7818) 826.% Block.421B U* 1 North HUl Boad Irregular W. P. McKown .... 6-41 V.J1 Block 4Z1B LoU 3 and 3 .North HUl Road Donald L. Iturtx 10.86 Vi.ii, TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE Block 4UB Lot 4 .North HUl Boad t Wendell P. McKown L62 11.0-. Block 4&B .North Hill Boad Wendell P. McKown 8.(1 SECTION 65 Lo ti North HUl Boad 20x125 11.09 Block 421B 20x136 Wendell P. McKuwa 11.0S Block 421B Lot 8 North HUl Boad lfetl <:oll cl r Lpt 7 Wendell P. McKown 11. I* 4 .to"!?.to!?,, fV^.^.*!! ^ ,! ,DMf! » " o» 1^a?" <* «b«b» TownshiTownshipp ooff WoodbridftWoodbridft,, IInn ththee CountCou / ol MlddlsMS, will hold a public s«le < Block 4UB North HUl Boad Wendell K McKown ts si lie 1M lll Bildi id N J h Uth d f Uy 1HI, at two o'clock tn the iftMBOOH Lit 8 North HUl Boad 30x126 8.S4 ll.lo i lie 1M onice MemorlsJ Munlclpel Building, Main Street, Woodbridge, Ne* Jersey, on the Uth day of aUy Block 421B Him: Wendell P. McKown . »slern BUndard Time. U) fctnf* muulcUmUl lleiu new In urean. Block 421B Lot • North HUl Boad . am 11.11 hfh c Lot It 30x136 Wendell P. KoKowa 8.(6 U.11 "u_ T parcells to be solldd are listed below, belnf described by lot and block number as shown on tbe Township »*•**«m«nt Map, and In accordance with Block 421B North Hill Boad Russell W. Marr du te Block 4ZLB Lou 16 aad 17 North HUl Boad 30x136 Each 2S.M 8S.40 Uw SSlasti lax duplicatP"<» e K1VIBgMnf « Uth«e owneowner'r ss mimn&mee aass show shownn on thth* laslt tta x duplicatedlit , togethetthr witithh ththe toUttJ lamoun mont dudue* thereothereonn aass oomoutecomputedd ttoo JulJulyy 11, 1W4 LoU 18 to 30 House 30x136 Bach Plalnfleld Lum4Sup Co. 217.30 280.011 i— . "•»*«l'v<; pwoela of land will b« sold to make the amounts severaTh chsriiabl' sasinst the same on said Drat day uf July. ISM. as computed In said Block 4HB North HUl Boad Wi 1 ii mou Block 121B Lota 31 to 3a Chain O' Hills Road Wm. Leila 48.8 6Z70 il ted "' '"""^"J" " * ''t from nid first day of July t» the data ot saleTSd the eo#ti 1>f sale. In a suynlemaBtal eolumn la shown the. Lot 31 Wm. k Angeto Leila . 16.14 17.91 Block tflB Chain O' Hills Road *•/. LoU 38 and 77 £&& Wm.. * AngelAnge a Leila 1134 3*.7ts Bk>ck 421B Jill Place ^m ^r*'i Wt" ^ *°'d '" '*' '" *Ucb vtv*om ** wl" Purchase tbe same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but n»t ixotedlng eight Block 421B LoU 28 to8 1 Mill Place Irregular Angelo Leila 25.7b Mill Place Irregular Wm. Leila alc ta Bub ttt on l( > Block 42IB LoU 33 and 83 30.24 33.7 s _ k?*S f " ""! J 'y municipal \Uaa accruing after July l. 1(34, toetuaini aaMsaments conftrmtd after that d*t* and 1S9* taxes, and to the Block 421B LoU 84 and 86 Mill Place Irreguuw Colonta UH-p 30J4 3i.7b rigbl of lnterest*d parties to rMeem within tht time fixed oy law. Block 421B LoU 88 and 89 Mill Place Inegulai' Win. J. Stark 21.61 24.7b Computed Bstlnuite.u Block 421C LoU 40 to 48 McFarland Boad IrregtUar W. P.. McKown 17.14 saw to Amount Block 421C LoU 44 to 49 North HUl Boad Irreiular W. A. Spark 40.71 44.W July Ll>84 to Satisfy Block 42iD LoU U and 13 Midneld Boad 30x126 Each Michael McOrath 30.03 31«U LoU H and 10 Amboy Avenue Irregular Jus. k Thora McEwan (M.94 722.92 Block 421D LoU 63 to 67 Midfeld Boad Irregular W. P. McKown Lots 28 and 27 Bouse JUS J7.S5 Amboy Areaoe Irregular Martin Aahley SM.81 60.24 Block 121D Lota 7 and 8 Chain O' Hills BJnad 20X126 Bach Ethel Wrght 1141 17. IS Lot 1 Ureen 3tr**t I Acres Wood. Ceramic Corp. 9L83 Block 421D LoU 9 and 10 Chain (f Hill* RMd 30x136 Mach Lot 3 Wlllry Street loass ttldfleld Boad Albert UaoneAeid 1167 11X! Irragular Wood. Ettatea 1SJ.11 ltt.00 Block 421E Lot 36 30x136 Wm. P. Gerholdt . 10.81 Lots 1 and 2 Willry Street Irregular Wood. Batatas ... 391.47 Block 421K Lou 29 and 80, Mldlfeld Boad 30x136 Each lola 3 and 4 Wlllry Street Irregular 41AM Block 421F St. George's Avenue VlrgiaU Leaaoir ... 21.O 34,76 Wood. Estates ... 386.46 LoU 86 tt> 88 i Irregulaj- Whits and Hose ... «U.0t «62U 20 (t. of lot 21 Irregular C. T. Christenaen Block 431F LoU 39 to 42 \ St. George's Avenue Inegular Uou l and 2 28*100 Each 147.44 Block 421F SasthlU Road W. P. McKtown ... 37.14 10.65 Wood. Estates 874.44 918.06 Lou « and 7 30x100 IBaeh JacobUaalllda Kolb Lot 3 Van Burea Street Wood. Estates 167.97 Block 421F Long Hill Road 27.14 3ft 65 167.45) Lot 15 rt».fc '"»r . . 3&LW auo.ub Block 42GC Fairrtew Avenue Wm. U. Blackwood 106 Lots 9 to 13 tialvln Street 26x100 Each Wood. Estatai M.» Block 426D LoU 687 to «78 Falrvicw Avenue Wm. U. Blackwood 1-3 ot 31 all of 32 Van Buren Btreet 63.68 New Dover Boad 30.6U 26x100 Bach Wood. Estate* 2K.8S 238.57 Block 426X1 LoU 76 and 76 John R .L. Watt .... K7k Lots 1 to 3 Wlllry Stmt 2lx«ft Etch Wood. Estate* ULM Block 426F LoU 83 and 84 Outlook A' Arthur RawlinB}» ... lLd LoU < U> 1 Willry street 81X91 t/Xa 107 tq 110 Middlesex Uk82 Irregular Wood. Eatata* 40.02 Block 427 Joaeph Qaleida 47.66 LoU » and 10 Wlllry Street HjOUB* , Irregular John * Sara Doyle .. 310.10 487.84 Block 482A LoU 111 to 118 829.52 Block 432A LfiOt 142 and 143 Joseph Oalsida iiS 144.Hi Lot 1 to 4 Amboy Avenue Road Stand Wood. Estates LoM.07 Edith G. OsUandar .. 8180 Lot 26 Wiliry Street 1.647.10 Block 432C Lot 1 Middlesex Turoplkt 136.00 Wood. Estate* 17US M98 Block 4S3C Lot 1 Oatrander Realty Co. Hi 08 B44.30 LoU b and 6 Alwat Street George Uhle 340.78 86».4» 8.46 Lots 11 and 12 Van Buren Street Block 422E Lot 14 Benjamin Avenue LetiUa Scott 7.8014W7 George Uhl ...... U0.7I 859.4a Evans A. Kuahoar ... 1.077 14£ Lot 1 Green Btreet „ Wood. Ceramic Corp. 3,2»3JS 22,41^.70 Block 432E Lot3 Middlesex - Beatx TUTBDUB) « Lot 2 Ure«n Street Block 4828 Lot 4 Middlesex • Essex Turnplk* Bridget Bigien 7,07 a.46 House Michael Juhas 669.it 6»1.04 Block 432S Bridget Elglen 7.07 Lot 1 Green Street Wood. iCeramlc Obrp. 182.89 1W.H1 Lot 6 BMiJsmln Avenue House Lot 1 (ire** Street Block 412F LoU 6 to 8 Benjamin Avenu* Wm. B. Walreth ... SJL7I Faetory Wood. Cwarnlc Corp. 1O,«43.61 11.313.70 BUock 4*20 Cherry Street Wm. B. Walreth .... (3.17 87.83 Lot 1 Green Strest Ottta, Frank Sanderaon .... 3.412.34 2,639.66 Lot 9 LoU 1 XV C Amboy Avenue Block 4120 Lot 14 Madison Street Wm. B. Walreth .... 20.70 38.76 LoU 20 to 22 J. Veneras 700.14 740.90 Block 4330 LoU 34 and 26 Benjamin Avenue Anniimlata Tnrtl .... 11« 1187 Grove Avenue a Houa* Jos. Maagiaredna ... 733.U 773.SS Block 433H Middlesex - Easex LetlUa Scott 111J LoU 29 and » Qrove Avenue Rouse Joseph SidoU S36.K 669.17 LoL t TumpUa* liU Lpt M Block iS3I Middlesex - Baeax Tuxnplke Michael RaUly 7.H 1S4 Grove Avenue Michael Jam 76.(9 82.32 Block 4321 Lot Avenue Joseph RaUly 7.47 Lot 66 On»e Avenue 32.32 Lot S.4* Giuseppe Laracone . 76.M Block 4S2J Lotillon l l i Avenue. UUUa Soott 7.« Lou 60 and 61 tirove Atenue Arthur Semiadincer . 386.77 303.68 Block 433J Koppel Baaman ltui Lot tt Amboy Avenue 178.84 Lot 11 » Canal Btreet Curmello MaoetU .... 16t,H Block 432E Lot Canal Btreet Nathan W. McCbeansy 10.71 Campbell Street Henry Wllbrecht .... 68.83 74.12 Block 43ZK a LetlUa aa»U 1.0 Lot SO Campbell Stmt S7.38 Block 4S1K LOUi a u> a BMiaraJri Avenue House A. L. Olaen 6116 26x100 Bach - Wm. B. Walrath , tfl.29 Lot 81 OunpbeU Btreat A. L. 01MB 611J 87.24 Block 4&K Lot 54 Beia>mln Avenu* Lot W Campbell Street Block 433L 1 Middlesex - SKXTora&lke 28x100 Wm. B. Walrath . 1186 MlcliS£l Carmoclno .. 83.90 U9.85 Lot Adeline OoldjUtn . Lot 87 . Campbell Btreat Mlti&tl Z&mpjna , H3.90 89.86 Block 4fflL Lot t MIJiilfiiT - tesex Turaptka 11H Lot U CaapbaU Street Bloek 432M Lot Oraad Street Jacob J. Ooldatain iaw Hose Russo 30.26 S3.SH Wm. B. Walrath . Lot M Campbell Street Luigi Cipriani U.U 7L69 Block 433M Lot grand Street Block 4S2N Lot Wm. B, Walrath . 11M Lot M Cunpbell Btreet Marie Antltorni 10.26 38.94 f > Avenu* LTJU 109 to 111 Utmpbell Street 216.Z! Block 4*2N Lot 8 . i Avenua Wm. B. Walrath . House Ouilaub bulvatore .... 2OL77 Block 4*2N Lots 8, 9 and U Orean Btreet Wm. B. Walrath 34.16 Lrt 113 Campbell Street U. Cilchltto 88.W 89.86 LoU 114 and 115 Campbell Street 138, «7 Block 4BN LoU 18 and 14 Orean Street Warren (i. dent . 801.11 House Justpb Kara ttl.94 Block 4J2N drawl atreat U8.78 Lot U» Campbell Street Araento Paolani 7»,68 86.32 Lot 11 Li* IX Campbell street 7405 BlocE 43JN Lot Orand atreat 8.411 Charles Cohen 68.6* Block 433N Lot Orand Street Lot 137 Campbell Street Charles Cohen 6&S9 74.02 g 1 J-46 Amboy Avenue 880.9« Block 422N Lot Qreao Street 1146 look 4O9C LoU 1B0 U> IS Ethel M. Tier 818.87 Block 4J2N Lot n Orand Street 87.99 lock«0BC LoU 149 U> IM Mawbey Street 204,17 Block 4SZN loek*0!«C Lois 161 and U2 Mawbey Street House Union Lit. State Bank 19L87 99.01 Lot s Oraan Strest OuaUf _„«, ... U-46 Mawbey " Oareg* Michael Birmingham 91.87 Block 43SN Lot It Orand Street Daahto D. NtchoU .. loak«0!K; 1(01 1(2 69.20 Block 4SZN Qrean Street locktOVC Lot IM Mawbey Jo*. Le Poiderolrl .. IC.78 W.Jb Lot OusUv Martlao Jua Le Poidfroinj U17G Block 4S2N Lot % Orand Street Kl loak40BD Lot 184 Mawbey 47.70 Block 433N Daahto Nlchola an.M iodc409D lBt Nat. Bank Wood.. 48.40 Lot *7 Gream Sm«t- Nathan W. MoCbasaay Lot U7 Mawbey Street Ajum Scutto 90.56 97.12 Bloek 43SN Oraad Street tok09D Lot 188 Amboy Avenut 808.92 Bloek 432N Lot It •at.of Jos. Jaakowakl MLt Oerurdo Clcanelll 287.17 Ult » Qreen Street .,v, ioekMKD LoU 194 and IK Amboy Avenue Frances M. Spinella . 6*0.80 669.76 Block 4MN Green Street w. , lotk«0»D Lot 204 Church Street 115.58 Block 4MN Lot 41 i Wood. Enterprise* .. 108.39 Lot 41 Oread Btreet tock4MD Lot 206 Church Street Wood. Enterprises .. 108.38 116.67 Block 4S2N Green Street Lot 23S Church Street 97.79 Block Wti Lots 41 and 46 Oraad Btreet Mary pilUgr MilUocnt Lanler . 81.18 Lfit 44 Lot 288 Church Street Mllllcent Lanler SU8 »7,79 Bloek 4J2N Oraad SJnat Mary Nestor «09E Lot 217 Church Street »L1» 97.80 Block 433 Lot 48 Orand Stoaat Hones Wm. B. Walrath . 409E LoU 240 to 243 Mtllicent Lanitr . Lota* Church Street House Paul « Liule Nod|:«ai 3668366.88 SS7.ll Block 4J7A Wn. B. Walrath . 409E LoU 247 and 248 Amboy Avenue 868.67 Block 4I7B Lpt 64 Wm. B. Walrath . Lot 249 Stephen Blek at.26 Block 437C Lot U Washington Arenut Wonaonouska Czertano 40.(8 44.99 Wm. B. Walrath . Lots 2S7 ajid 268 Grove Avenue Honw 871.19 Block 4S7C LoU 84 asd •* Benjuats Aveau* Wm. B. Walrath . Charles Chapo ... . 8B2.20 Block 4S7C Lot 288 Washington Ar Mary Bumn 106.08 113.04 Lot t W B. Walrath _. H.77 Block 437D Lot* 6 to 8 Lot 286 Washington Avenue UOOO Mary bump 1)4.78 132.35 Martin Burk* »,*, JQ.82 Lot 311 Campbell Street 78.49 Bloek 4*78 LpU 11 and 12 IaeBn as. Lot 312 Antoulu Mlloiie tn 68 78.49 Block 487F Lots 8 and 10 Harding we Cumpbell Street aSSSa Antonio Mlloue ,..'.'., ta.tt Block 487F Lot 818 Campbell Street 78.49 Lot n Oak Tree 14118 Antonio Mltoue *7.N Block 4*7P Lots K and 37 Oak Tree Lot 814 Campbell Street anoo 181.16 Block 487F Lot 816 Campbell Btreet Palo SUffla mS 186.89 Lots 3 and 23 Oak Tree Road inoo Quiseppe Bamae .... U7.91 Block 438 LoU 8 and S «3lESr"W IS Lot 818 Campbell Street 98.07 Harding Avenue Delia Weaver 8186 Bloek 418 LoU 7 to U u.n Lot 817 Campbell Street 100.92 Block US UeliaBauamrd S2 Block 409H Lota 318 to 820 IXUa Weaver MJ0 433.1S LoU 10 and » Correja Aveaue Campbell Street • House XxlOO lacb Uanlol Hodge UHO Block 418 LoU a aad 47 Bloek 4DHI Lot 828 Washington Avenue 103.88 Block 48* Harding A Bloek tOPH Lot 884 B«ch« Realty Co. . M.04 118.11 Harding ' Washington AMfcue Bathe Realty Co 108.06 Block 1*8 Block 4O9H Lots 886 and 380 Mawbey Street 190.26 Block 440 LoU 1 to * Unooin Holdtof Co.... Block 4O9II Lot 8*7 Mawbey Btreet Charl«s Petip n»,07 96.18 BVoek 441A LoU 11 to U Hnnry T. Cook .. . (0.00 Lou » to 44 w— Realty Co Block 4O9II Lot 888 Muwbey Btreet 8118 Block 44U % *^7 Wadiur ... 40»H Lots 348 and 360 Mawbey Street Henry T. Cook fO.(So 276.84 Lot 41 Isalln Wed Realty Co. :'''.'.<>: House 30x100 J*ra«y W,,T..0uar. Co- 20.0* U* 7 Oak Tree Road 4ock 40»l Mawbey Street. 140.08' Isidore !WI9Battfe1l 4081 Mawfaey Street" Charto, _M*llay lttll 140.06 Lot |A Mlddlean Avenu* Jos. ~ " Washington Avenue ihsrle* Mellay 38.68 Lot I Oak Tne Jtoad ^ui»eppe " Lotl Jaawa gao* Church Street Mongelaxto SB 140.09 Lot I Washington Avenue 7184 Janea Place Church 8tr»et JOslOO Bacli John L Payne _.. lfiS Inifabur Mutual UMI Church Street Carmen Boaco .... 88.04 Block 441A LoU 3 to i Jamea Plaw Church Street John L. Payne 18*07 .aMetlaeh Church Street OabrttllierM*i Q """" B Block 44U Lincoln Avenue QhOjbrlallM e da Lincoln Avenue frank Pulro 186.64 Lincoln Avenue B f- V, Lincoln Avenue Petro Unooin Atenu* Margaret Loml>ardi Nuuio Lombardl

mil ftMK&t ^ -•"Jt WOODBRIDGE LEADER-JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1935. PAGE SEVEN "Private Worlds" and "George White's 1935 Scandals" at Rahwaj

FEATURED AT THE REGENT NOW SHOWING AT THE RITZ QTACE ° AND SCREEN Hollywood Highlights 1 • n*" ll~jil>urn is back in Hollywood to LIBERTY THEATRE,—Elizabeth. t;w !• xt him for KKO-IJadio, "Alice Ada

Now she's Colonel Shirley Templet She's "the little .... 4 colonel" of four states! Idaho's governor, and the most All' J ,tii IVI.JII ic(j vacation in New York City, important American Legion Post in the United States, in- sJt i» ;it work witn Gladys ."jwarlhout and John ! dependently conferred on the five-year-old star this signal iay -ma-eallits direct from Spookdom, with here and there a "TimeOut of Mind". "Mississippi" is a story oi Dixie in the days when tlie swift bit of comedy made all the more spontaneous be- .amus wore crinoline and the gentlemen didn't enjoy ause of its contrast, Richard Betts and Company's stage Nelson Eddy and Jeannettu Maconuld, who appeared Uieir liionung coltee unless it had been preceded by a iresentation, "The Phantom Fun Frolics," positively leads( ;*.'tli**r in "\aaghty Marietta" will again be seen to- luei. Into this colorkil and somewhat dangerous country he world—or should one say, "the after-world.!" ; g«4htr in the Metro production of "American Can SinsgL comes i>mg Crosby, ia Yankee youth from Philadelphia, ***** To" Lo claim the hand ol his lady, played by dail Patrick, lie Shirley Temple, the screen's big "little" star, will wont duel with his rivals for tne lady's affection, not be- ;ike a trip to Hawaii in June, accompanied by her par- Chark^ Laughton has returned from t\ visit to Europe cause lie is afraid, but because he thinks the custom is nts. Shirley recently celebrated her sixth birthday nd after a short stay in New York arrived in Hollywood . ridiculous. llurn|anness is the"chief essential of true com- • # * * * to Ix'/Hi work on "Mutiny on the Bounty," with Clark Cable and Robert Montgomery Thrill* with Unclf euy. And this film is packed with everything it takes to Following the completion of her work in "Go Into S*m*i Flying At*»! HIT # * * ' • WALLACE make it one of real comedy. Asian added feature, the four Dance," in which she appeared with her husband, Shirley management offers for one week "The Scarlet Pimper- Q«uU" a stir is Iwini? created in Hollywood over pend- Al Jolsnn, Ruby Keelev went to Now York for a vaca- ing las proposals in the California legislature. The biff nel" starring Leslie Howard and Merle Oberon. One of ion BEERY the highlights of this film is the bare-knuckle ring battle question is "Will the industry move ?" Arizona, has extend- l'efought. Madison Square Garden seemed a good AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE ed an invitation and Floriaid also is greatly interested in WEST POINT BARRtYMORE farther away than it was when one of the -greatest ring ,J1K' matter . , victories of Mendoza, famous bare-knuckle boxer of Re- OF THE AIR gency lingland, was re-enacted. It's a great photoplay. LITTLE COLONEL vI.lZAIIKTIl RITZ THEATRE,—Elizabeth. with EVELYN VENABLE NOW America's "flying eagles" make their thrilling and REGENT and the world's neatest LAST DAY Tap Dancer-BILL KOBINSO breath-taking debut on the screen in "West Point of th< in person |GEORGE GIVOT ON THE SAME ROGRAM Air," drama of the United States Air Corps starring Wai Screen lace Beery that opens tomorrow at the Ritz Theatre here '"The Cutao Filmed almost entirely at famed Randolph Field, Texas Murder Cue" training school for young Army pilots, the picture is MID^irE PICTTJRR startling revelation of what can be accomplished by me SHOW in the air. For the first time on the talking screen ever SAT. ALL SEATS 25c phase of cadet aviation instruction may be seen by th public. A romantic interlude in the lives of the cadets i, The G-MEN Comlnr provided by Maureen O'Sullivan and Rosalind Russell, I SAT. MAY- 18th who provide two aides to a dramatic triangle that almost results in the death of Wallace Beery, in trying to save his son Robert Young from cowardice. In addition the stage presents five all-star acts of vaudeville. Tomorrow night there will be a special midnight picture show start- ing at 10:30. All seats at 25 cents. SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S glorious smile sheds its lustre over tox Film's latest picture, "The Little Colonel," the bewitching Kentucky idyl m RAHWAY THEATRE,—Rahway. thick ihe is co-stand with LIONEL HAKR YMOKE. Two big smash hits are being featured at the Rail- way Theatre today and tomorrow. Claudette Colbert with Gnarled Boyer, Joan Bennett, Helen Vinson and Joel Mc- Crea is starred in "Private Worlds" and Alice Faye, James Dunn, Ned Sparks, Lyda Roberti, Cliff Edwards, Arline RAHWAY THEATRE Judge and others are seen in "George White's 1935 Scan- TODAY AND TOMORROW MAKE YOUR WEEK ENDS a Grand ^COLBERT EAT AND DINE Occasion Enjoy Hungarian cu- WITH SMART PEOPLE isine .. .excellent ser- vice ,.. distinctive at- mosphere . . . and a * ft * gay crowd ... at our moderate prices. 1 he Coziest Spot Dont' Miss f hit Weekend's Outstanding GALA FESTIVAL lot t 'id, \ Hits! in New Jersey and SURPRISES * * « m GYPSY ORCHESTRA

Drink at the Smartest DIRECT FROM 1 1 it.* - " " GREENWICH VIL- LAGE, NEW YORK. Cocktail Bar For your party accom- odations call. ... CHARLES BOYER ft ft ft Woodbridgc 8-2070 JOAN BENNETT DANCING HELEN VINSDN JOEL McCREA to the VARADY'S IXJ-FKA'L'UUK STONE HOUSE TRIPLETS GROVE AND INN George White's Ford Ave., Fords, N. J. ft ft ft 1935 "SCANDALS" I COME ONE! COME ALL! MOLD STONE HOUSE "PERTH AMBOY'B NEWEST EENDKVOU8" 316 Conv«ry BouUmirf Pwth Amboy, N. J also- H4KBAHA Sl'ANVl.'K," ill (Route 4-N«er approach to Victory Bridge) "THE WOMAN IN RED" NO COVER CHARGE AT ANYTIME PAGE EIGHT WOODBRIDGE LEAPBR-JQURNAL, FRIPAV DINER

We feel it is Middlesex County's most beautiful diner. Months were devoted to planning and building it. Neither time nor money was spared in this attempt to give Woodbridge the most modern and sanitary diner to be found anywhere. In this new car you will find more comfort and conveniences than are obtainable in any other diner in this territory. Yon 11 Had aif-con- dijioning—more searing capacity—and private booths. * With larger and more roomy quarters—including a specially-constructed kitchen—we will be able greatly to increase the efficiency of our service to you. We feel Oiat our success has been due to giving dolkr for dollar in both food and service. We shall cKng strictly to this policy in our new quirten. Our advice to you is: Be here next Wednesday. For we feel this new, beautiful diner will more than surprise you.

A good share of this sum was spent directly in Woodbridge, in local labor and supplies. A Woodbridge contractor,tir, John Si- laki, was awarded the job of building the basement and foundation for this car. Ht in farn hired outJ !;_J tabor and where powiw* local material* were ased exclusively. We are more than happy in hoping spenf so large a share of the above sim, which represents the cost of this enterprise, in boosting Woodbridge. "Sill" Says: TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS4 "My success in Woodbridge has been in n great measure due to your continued support and patronage. 1 have, during the past light years, tried to merit this support and have endeavored to give the best pos- INSPECTION INVITED sible Ln food for every dollar spent. Stop in Wednesday and look us over, "In my new Diner 1 will be better equip- for we're going to hold open house fot Ded to give you even better service and val everybody with souvenirs to all. And re- ue. I therefore wish to take this opportun- member your inspection of our kitchen will ity to publicly thank one and all for their be invited at all times. We not only boast business and patronage in the past and of having the fine* and most modern pledge even better value and service in the Diner money can bay, but also the most future, Tharflt you." sanitary. Next to the QUALITY of our WILLIAM PAPPAS foods CLEANLINESS is most important and we feel you'll agree our efforts m this direction are well aimed. So remember— your inspection is invited—not only on the opening day—but always. . t FIRMS SERVING THIS NEW DINER

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Y SIXTH YEAR WOhDBRllHlK, N. .1., FRIDAY, MAY lo, I9S5. OODBRIDGE HIGH HITS HEAVY TRAFFIC NEXT WEEK; PLAYS THREE GA READY FOR THE BIG NOISE AT LANGHORNE SUN. To Meet Thomas Jefferson Away Rain Says No Go Tuesday, At Carteret Thursday And< To Auto Races At At Home For Amboy Saints Friday Oval; Opens Sun. i WOODBMlKiE.—With Him- wins a'"* l«o los« W0ODBR1DGE. — Although, ,n lh, ,9:jr, baseball book of WoodliridKJ' 1 «h Schofl Now that tho auto race funs picked the winner rain postponed the opening of ftre 1 ,,;uh Frank W. Kifkleski and his Red (JhosU will hit auto racing season ot the Wood- llccailiiijt, IV, all wrong ina-dvance nnd Doc Mack- bridge Speedway-last Sunday, the I,, plenty of traffic next week n/.i<\ third ranking in the second guesser's ratings, large crowd of rabid fans on Tuesday, the Bnrron ball fling- the raco, the so-called experts are trying to dope hand (or the early qualifying ors will travel to Elizabeth's 1 just who has the best chance to "ring-around- trials witnessed enough sensation- Wnnnunco Park where they lire al driving to assure a full day of slated to meet the leather busters Twilight Ball Loop ro^ic" at the Langhorne auto races and will fea- thrills this Sunday afternoon of Thomas Jefferson High, John iiv the 50-niile race Sunday, the piece de resistance when the same array ot talent "Percy" WukoveU has been as- to Get Under Way ,ul seventh event on the card. competes in a well arranged eight signed the biR job of pitching event program. in Oils contest. Thursday after- noon, Coach McCarthy's Little Out of the big mass on the entrant's lists, Despite the slippery condition of Boy lilues of Carteret will ownit Next Mon. Night the track, such dare-devils as the arrival of the local club in those who claim to know about it, give th« nod Johnny Ulesky, Virgil De Mnrio, the Borough with the iden of add- WOODHRHX'.K. The Leisure to only a dozen drivers of those entered to date, Johnny Matera and several oth- ing another win to their long list Time Twilight Li-ague will get who have a crack *t top-money. The rest, th«y ers insisted on trying out the I of victories. Mr. Wukovets will under way next Monday night, racing strip and the dockers are again be called on to do the el- May 13, according to an announce claim, do not have a Chinaman's chance, and v confident that some new speed bowingagain u.r Fridayuu , the Ghosts will ' - • by the Leisure dark horses will not prevail. «n records will be chalked up when m ime W bowingremain . aFridayt home, thaned Ghostentertsa will j "Vnt '•'Snonsonn. "d g Committe;:,e. this crowd of thrill makers put on remain at home and entertain St. ™Tw ™»lim« ^ ** the Lei Mary's ot PertPthh Amboy at the Tim, e ° Snonsonn« f • everg Committey night, wile l be their show on Sunday. 1 1 tlie When it is considered in a poll at Reading there Grove street diamond. Earl Smith f ?^. " townshiery nighp makint wi g a Ulesky's car responded well and will be oilnl thme e teict e iMnI thi••»•s- shindig-- , total of 56 games which gives the vas only one person who guessed them one-two-three the way he roared around those -— i*-— lnntri^n an op(ID-- Lust Friday afternoon, tte j"Jjeign"i teams m mi...... *.^ .... _, •I advance, this predicting is not *uch an feasy thing, treacherous turns proves that this Ghosts, especially Mr. Wukovels, o Newark boy will show the crowd portunlty to play each other once .owt'vur, anyone can give it a fling. The form sheet blanked a craclriVvington High in lite firs•f ~-t^ halfl._W. eads about lilce this: some p'iiin and fancy driving tins School combine, 6-0, at the local Another 50 games will be Sunday. Last Sunday's postpone- tield. Wukovets was pitching no- played In the second half, with ment was a "break" for Al Lu- hit, no-run ball until the eighth winners of each half being match- JOHNNY HANNON. -May be the favorite, taniio ac the Nrw Brunswick star inn'ing when th' e visitor-•-"--s- banged ed in the final play-offss. didn't have his fine job quite- one of his deliveries for hit, n due to his runaway last year with the initial 10- :"his7imarkttble work. As AAt a™*Un« ?\t teamJE!2" ready but his mechanics have it e rs lhe mile race. If a driver who rides fast, high, wide ir. shape for Sunday's battles. it «,s, he allowed but three safe- ?« . Mmdaynight, . %"*: Itics, while his team mates went brid«? Field Club was substituted and handsome; never takes his foot off of it, and The same program of eight r the "Iahead to pound two Irvington fo'°r .the Hopelawtiopeiuwn v>w,Owlsa „,.whe.faile„ d events will be presented at this have talks to his Miller like it was a bad boy or good hutlers for nine bingles. t'?o have theitheirr managemanagerr aatt ththe sess«-- speedway Sunday afternoon, the ., , .... , * . sion to submit the players' lislit girl, as the case niay be. Car always in fit me- time trials starting at 1:30 p. m. chanical condition and if it stands up under the Matus*. Wukovets and Je«n and pay the entry fee. A three man match and a pursuit ski starred at tho plate for the Phillip Blyth, John Mehesy and strain of Mr. Hannon's heavy foot 'and broad- batle will be staged immediately winners with two hits apiece. Cnarles Hall were appointed offi- after the fifteen mile race, tl.u shouldered man handling, he is as good a bet as Thec acte [linger and Scutti turned cial umpires of the league. feature of the afternoon. the longest drives of the any, anybody. Ketn rivalry exists between the h bunging ou; a triple. drivers and th« boys are still WOODBRIDGE <6) I SKI HAUGHDAHL -Those who plan on senti- smarting from the sound licking ab Mighty Monarchs ment and pit experience against i&ny of the dashing administered by Ulesky at Bridge atus/., 'lb 5 ton two weeks ago. De Mario, Ifcircellona, 2b 4 youths, figure Haughdahl may break precedents and Passage's pride in auto racing Barcellona, if . 2 Of Speed To Race flash further fame by master-minding the field, rid- chased Uleaky throughout the Scutti, i- . 4 ing hard and consistently fcnd looking for the breaks. day and managed to finish a close Wukovets ,p , 4 at Langhorne Sun. second, but this Sunday, says thx- _,«ekie, cf . 4 He will not be in the best of physical condition, his former trick motorcycle artist, tha Jeglinski, ss . 4 LANGHORNE ,PA. - Mighty body having been saturated with poison from an ail- tables will be turned. The drivers Sunonscn, rf 2 monarchy of bygone days will ing carbuncle. His ribs busted in midget racing, are like the Woodbridge track as it Smith, lb 3 offers an opportuity fonr break- engage in sensational combat okeh. He has nothing to lose and all the world to win. with outo racing's kingpins of the eck speed on the straightaways as Totals 32 * * ( well as on the well banked turns. IRVINGTON (0) present era when Langhorne's in- ab augural speed curtain is unfurled DOC MACKENZIE. -Doc's Reading debut Sunday afternoon. victory will bring him many followers. In break- Deckerman, c Fronzak, If Heading the list of ancients is ing the track record last year, he stole some stuff Fords A. C. Bings * 44-year-ol44-year-oida SiOIgK Haughdahliia i.«.,.. , king„ Kautzman, 2b UB from Freddy Frame. He rides close in and will When Ralph ManKin.sou, uypti i.uia.,,,.,,. ...irn uppt.-i «-M ...... „ . Fleinington v. of the independentependn s who has turturnn- center, Wooddiff on Hudson, N. J,, Walt Keiper, Trenton; l'Mdie Stun- Chink Tabor, Grunge; UMI Shaw Markewicz, 3b ! rT °je ed AAAAAA.. The"—n ther"•»-e» i*s Freddyv carry a fighting spirit to the forefront. Doc found Danish Centrals of opens his 1035 season at Lang- eck, Bob Sail, Patajson; .Johnny , Westvillo and Ken Fowler, Pater Quest, lb "iWinnai, battle-scarred Philadel- out what it mqans to ride in front in California home Speedway, Sunday, May 12, Morretti, Atlantic City; Johnny, ,V)11.xm. Th. ..e insiMIM is nohoti aciniaction" Hufrom Noll, rf ^ phio race driver who won the the New Jersey boys who make Hannon, who drives Gus Strupp's llankin.scn' former Woodbridg-e Bilone ,cf l first race ever staged on the hia- and Reading, tend will make a wild bid for the lirsl race evei ws™ « - -— the noise and drivers who will car, from Pluckemin, N. J., Billy hoard bowl. Simon ,ss lead if he lands in the front row or near it Prob- Perth Amboy, 5-3 Ronnell, ss ...< toric miler, and Al Aspen, another pilot Skeeter State cars .will be S Winn ,who will tool Sex IVi-ri- Philadelphia^ Langhorne fea- ably will be a last minute favorite. However, the well in the running. Around the'man's Miller mount from Pater- Perina, p PERTH AMBOY.—The Danish Regney, p ture race winner in 1931. mount he will ride rtag never gone to town on a Rounding out the quartet of Central A .C, oi this place was 30 0 3 3 track like Langhorne nnd will get its baptism Totals veterans is Don Moore, 49-year- defeated 5-3 by the Fords A .C, 012 1 there. at Wonderland Park here Sunday. ALSO WANTS JOB ferna Combine lo Woodbridge 000 012 30X-B oid holdover from the Barney The visitors started going pieces Carteret Clovers Irvingto. Bfnn 000 000 000-0|oidfield-Louis Disbrow- Bob Bur v BILL YW1NN. -Those who think Billy is only a early in the game and by the time the fourth inning was Meet Ked bank KKM^t the'W Four" of bull-ring rider, found out different last year, when leached, were in front 4-0. lnLasy,iti-Z,Wui Sacrifice. Simonsen. S\xac\n, by Wukovets, 4; by Perina - buy, easlereastern endeavormavuvxn.. he made his greatest bid to fame winning the 100- KosmtT .handled the , pitching k At Avenei aunoay Regney, 2. Bases on balls off Wuk Pjtted against these worthy mile national championship race at Sprinfield, 111., assignment lor Fords and did ex- ovets, 2", off Penna, i. Hit. by stars of bygone days will be Doc Uver Lattanzio i) Mackonzie, creator of the 3fise cellent wofk, while Thompson was ' n...™iinnn and Smith 1 Mackenzie, creator of the 3fi-sec- taking third at Syracuse and making his best show- pitcher, J. on the tet lor the locals holding AVhNKU---Aliliougn Old M ond mile record; Johnny, current ing ever at Langhorne. Bill can herd that Miller the winners to only four safeties. CARTEIiliT.—Unable to gel ralliLT said no go to bill Fernu by Regney. Three A Eastern champ, holder •around Langhorne and many think it's about time for Fonts A. C .(5'E)l their batting eye focused, the Lat- and Ins Avenei A .A., last bun of the five and 15 mile records the blustering blonde to come into his own. ab tanzio brothers and the Wood- i,i> mo i'enmmc-n will fry once and winner of two feature races Riley, lb . 4 bridge Field Club took a 10-2 mure lo get in the win column Braves Halt South on the big course in 1933 and "34; TurK, ss . 3 whipping from the Carteret Clov- WIKMI they meet about the tougu- i Billy Winn, who established the BOB SALL. -Sail deserves a lot of credit for . 2 i-st baseball club in Monmouth .! present 10-mile record, and Bob Elko, ss ers. 1 his Reading showing as his left shoulder was not A. Wargo, 3b 2b . 5 The Clovers put the heat niuniy, the Red Bank B. B. C, al River Club In 10th Sail, 1933 Eastern AAA title hold- J. Wargo, 3b . 1 the visitors in the opening fru I in- eSco diamond here tins Sun- er. in any too good shape. Bob was weak after the 30 . 3 Additional stars of the first laps and ill th*t night. He has never been a sen- Steven, c by scoring seven runs which was day afternoon. Patagyi, If .... . 3 more than enough to cop the rae- As Kocsi Features | order include Harry Angeloni, .. 3 The Keel Bankers will come sation at Langhorne, but the Dutch-Italian ix one Salada, rf lien- with their strongest lineup, Johnny Concannon, Johnny Mor- 1 lee. K1VEH —Witii Kocsi, reti, Milt Mariorv, Tee Linn. Park rider who goes great guns in early season. The [Jj.. Galyauaiyo, ifi - crack keystone ssuck- and looking over then' probable SOUTH DunnamDunham, am* "*••>",„,, ,.,„,. Burcellon; and Drost coming CUlp and Gus Zarka. McDowell is perking right along and there is no Blanchard, cf 4 0 th dbid lub lineup, they've got one potent col- Hurceiiuna «uu —-... From the new school of honor er for the Woodbridge club, to lation of ball (lingers. reason that this personable and hard-ridinc Jer- oKsmer, p ;> « •nected for the longest drive ot th. through with hits when hits were aspirants come Johnnie Duncan, Tesko, 2b J _^ The Avenei outfit will have really needed, the Woodbridge Walt Keiper, Eddie SWheck, Cy seyan should not have a good chance to come game, a triple, available Sunday,Joe Wukovets, Bru\[es copped a ten-inning bat- 3 5 4 2 Clovers (W) Yocum, Len Perry, Bozo Balus, through. Totals •. .•• i ,ir John Wukovets ,rf; Frank Bo- tle, here, 12-U, from the South 1 M ab Bill Sockwell, Sam Castranovn. Danish Central (3) I ka 2b; Tom Lockie. c; Katz. or River Field Club. The count was Billy "Pork" Shoop, Vince Scully, AL ASPEN.-Although Al will by no means be on ab Kohn, p -u I Jago, ss; Lund, lb; Kurutza , or len-up when the regulation game [Jigs Riffert, Ed Coffey, Bill Mor- the best car, he is an average shooter, who confines E. hTompson, 3b . 3 Paszlowsky, •>" LOCKWOO-— / D„,... M'-'WILLI/V. , ,M, ,,. I Dunn ,3b; Lisicki--or oVelker, cf-J terminated. . 4 Muszyka, ss ""'" • II Going into the tenth frame rissey, Bill Scarince, Jay Schwartz Loichle, cf Going into me uniu. J his endeavor to Langhorne and Indianapolis. It would "Lockie" Mac VUham, oI U-. N Q1. ^^ p. • • Al Trepanier, Al Cusick nnd A. Niesen, ss 4 Roman, lb talpa avenue, l'erth Amuoy, is ^ th combine Kocsi singled for Woodbridge and mean a lot to the Adonis business man to COD more .. 3 J. Wadiak, lb £or the Monmou many otnersothers. Hestrup, 2b the latest aspirant tor the coach- j the £ans wiU see in ac- advanced to second on Stump's Langhorne glory. If he can qualify, he will ride "oar" Hughes, If .. 4 M. Wadiak, c im job at vyaodbndge Hltfh .P Yanurella, 3b; sacrifice. Barcellona singled scor- True enough the younger school .. 2 j .Resko, c LaF tt6| ss; A. Olsen, c School. He graduated irom the U. R hm, lb; Farley, ing Kocsi. Drost doubled scoring will have the edge but there is and might repeat thiat day of yore when thev broke .. 4 G. eRsko, rf Grome c; e [always a contingent of speed fans Basmussen, lb S. ftUHtary Academy at West • Mazzu, c' f Va.. n ePlt™., If...•»; Mass» a Barcellona. In South River's half up in front of him and the checkered flair showed G. Nielsen, rf ...3 Basluch, If who will string along with the Point In June 19SS, Where he w roppe, 2b; Ernie Farley, p; E< of the tenth stanza, Lunski oldtimers. 'old Aspen' the money-taker. R. Olsen, rf 1 Spisak, If ... 4 a member of the varsity football Farley, p; aKne, p; O'Niel, c; J. •singled and scored J. Boldizar's Thompson, p Poll, 2b | error-safety. Gayslacker and To Gregor, cf eleven for three years playing Farley, e. j JOHNNIE DUNCAN. -Bill Drake, the Jer- 32 3 7 4 ouarterback. He was one of the mash then struck out. oTtals - .. . WWte Owls Mark sey Winfiefild wizard does not carry horse-shoes u Tqtals 38 10 outstanding" athletes at Perth Am- Kocsi started the hurling foi iFords 031 100 000—5 C. (2) boy High where he starred in the Braves und was relieved by but this owner has brought home many a sur- Danish eCntrals .000 102 000—3 Woodbrtdge F. New Jersey Will ab three sports. Pochek, the former fanning thir up Fourth Straight prise winner. If the elite break up, wWch out for teen and the latter one, Duncan who dealt Billy Winn much miserv in j Fords Recs Reorganize A. Kahora, 3b 5 Cuiffreda's Pitching Fails Other than the Field Club's F. Lattanzio, ss Stop All Fish Hogs strong opening in the first frame Winn; Beat Cards the Reading feature. At Special Meet Last Nite Merum, lb To Halt Amboy Social 9 when six runs were pushed across FRED WINNAL.-The old timers' league would Mensiklbor, cf New Ruling States ,|,« pi*, tli WoodWM* ™»-, FORDS.—At a special meeting Dunham, 2b • Buddie like to see Fred get a break. This boy is a Lanu- held In the club room last night, Welton, rf PERTH AMBOY. -Tin ilorne ™i-r!de, and won some of the old time race* the Fords Recreation Club was T. Lattanzio ,lf Social Club of this city won it TRENTON,- -Tho new law pro- at Langhorne, Knows every nook and W .f ™e. reorganized after a layoff of two Vansco, cf second game of the season win viding that the Fish and Came it downed the Port Reading Ath- Commission may post streams for track, although there are no corners, they beuijr all years in sports. Gader, c The club at one time was one J.'Lattanzio, p letics by 1 a 2-0 count. •IR hours after stocking, to pre- curves. Pack lead in the foot and can punish any of the largest and most active in Patrick was on the mound for vent those who follow the fish Totals 34 2 6 trucks and take theii limit or Joseph's of ISDUUI tuvci ». man's automobile. this section of the pounty and its the winners and held the Athlet- Grove street field in Woodbridge. Woodbridge 000 002 000- ics to seven hits, while striking more when the trout are liberated members seek to revive the or- 700 100 02x •10 Braves A TEE LINN. -This tall-timber from Media. ganization's athletic standing. Curteret out ten. Thu locals secured only is now in eUect. The penalty for Pa., is going to win a major race some of these six hits off the deliveries of Cuif- violation is revocation of license freda but bunched them in the for one year. Golden, ss ' days. He was injured at Lattghome last year and Ballinger, Wickley and Motorcycle Racing Hits S. Zick, 2b 1 fifth and seventh innings to score. Therefore, the Fish and Gume will be driving his comeback event. E".™ * • Lund Homer in Slugfest Stride At Union Track Commission has decided for Scutti, c cars have not been in the habit of maW he time being to establish the foi Kocsi, P cf -. Hopelawn A. A. Wallops lowing tentative plan: Stump, lb full grind since the late Frank Farmer set the WOODBRIDGE. - A hard- UNION.—Local followers of Hatchery trucks and the Wuvd j. Barcellona, standing 100-mile mark, back in 1930, but pne ight slugfest was lost, !) to 7, English style motorcycle racing Old Bridge Outfit, 17-0 ens' will be supplied with metal Drost, rf to tlie Perth Amboy Alpines by will have an opportunity to . e CI18 Will uc aujiijutu _. J. Zick, If can never tell. the Woodbridge. Parkview A. A. the strongest opening day held signs that will.be posted ut points Pochek, P cf OLD BRIDGE. A strong Hope where the stocking is done, one HAUKY ANGELONI. -Uis Italian boywgat John Kappra, on the mound for answer starter Sprounts Wdei s lawn A. A., trampled all over the the locals .struck out ten batters, the sport's three years of sign at main point of stocking, Totals [.laces last year. While his car is not as iasj; as tne ,Old> Bridge A, A, nine by a 17-0 one sign about 500 feet above and walked two and Was clipped for ^ i,nn NeNew Jersey^Jersey wwhen the 1 score in a seven-inning game South River IHK Iwigiwri it is dependable and Anggtaaha that tractrackk sign about 500 feet below eleven hits. Tri-City Stadium '" played here over the week-end! It vking point, iftid on botb sides, Wickley started on the hill for .u iugural meet dashing spirit of youth which oftimes results in tti- Wickley sianeu uu uw — , .u inaugural meet W«to — the visitors' second win of oj stream where necessary. This Trazaska, c ^^ , P. M ' uiuph. i, the Alpines but gave way to Sa- holds May 18i at 8: (0 in as manyt s.tarts. will allow Wardens to carry trout j g Boldlzar, lb dowski in he sixth. A three-run day ni o£ si,dmK - ..« ,.«H ^,,u, utivam from main Tteiueia 3b BEN SHAW. -Ben, being this far down the "• resulted in vie-1 The n list, do«« not m«*n he ranks thus in the »*rf™»: to an ance of his worthy deads. Probably, on Wait »nrf Kaminsky pitched, them for the required period, and j. Boldlzar, p rf Killing^ MHUr, W rourt be carefully watched. ww.. and KdimnsKy piu. « , | in unposted Dlstr0 u ,„„ carded for the Hopetawni dub and al_, «rtU«U ^ ^^ GayBtacker, p rf Hit up-npivt latt year wa» one of the »«»»<"»» for the fans lowed only five safeties. Massag p ceremonies which lowed only five »»«»«*• ™*"''* \ afsignJ?as BP»rPe trto. hbee mckepickedd uupp byiToma&hby|Toma&h,, IIff opening day U and Kanlck of the winners were signs are to be picked up by highlight!. in th field precede. the buttin gstart with three hits Wardens or deputies assigned for Totals MILT MARION. -Milt is due to win a bur one this work. getd ttw H«der-Joarn»l apiece. some of these days. A very good mile track anvei Amboy Wfeo W|ij hj at the helm of a fast Miller. -

1 : :••' .• i!-,^!V.-jLl"f.i. :-* .;i.. " •••*-•• •• KMil: iM* WOODBRIDGE '*•*maP-JOTlRNAL. FRIDAY MORNlNG MAT 10, f In th« afternoon of the MM ,inv , FACE TEN CLOSE TO THOUSAND the Sheriff* Office In in« n,' . Sr. New Bnuinrtck. N. J. John Egan, DOLLARS COLLECTED It wu ordered, adjudged a.ml ,, Grammar School Uop Casale Will Not Bf On New Diner Continued from P«ge One creed that the twenty shires of ,.,, Emergency ilal ftock No. 2S17 of the <;U| "' To Start Action Monday \ Force Committee Decides Continued from P«* One the Township all his life. He was | BY STADIUM GROUP Bulldlnf and Loan Association ,•>,,, Every one is invited to stop in Wed- former Township Committee- • by the ml* John FVwku and M», WOODBRIDGE.—An ement- man and at the time of his death the pWkas, his wife, on which thpr. [From Our WOODBRIDGE.-AttemoU nesday and look -over the place, for With due to them 1711 and wu twlp,,, WOODBRIDGE. - Ten schools ency appropriation of $$20,000 was a tax assessor. He was presi- ad- them to the Citizen* Building & , to place Joseph Casale, of there will be open home for every- stadium ordinance legally will begin play in the Lei SUIT body with souvenirs to alt. It's not to repair the asrjhalt oaved dent of the Fairfield Building and thc Ass.iol/itlon. as collateral security • Back Port Heeding, back on the po- roads with hot aonlicaticms opted and the odinance for the the said loan be firm «old and •<> „,. Time Grammar School League only the finest and most modern diner Loan association and a director of vacation of streets ;.t the Kelly of certain mortgaged premie ., . lice force, failed Monday on Green street Grove ave- the Fords National Bank. He was next week The sehooto have been night when a resolution to money can buy, but also the most sani- tract passed on final reading hy the the appurtenances in the said nm tary. Next to quality of the food, nue and Tisdale Dlace, Wood- an exempt fireman and a charter Complaint In said cause particuiv Window matched in tournament ityle to that effect Introduced by bridge and Ford avenue. Township Committee, the btad.um net forth and described, that t, ,, , CommJtteeman Fred Foerch cleanliness is always mainained. member of the Fords Fire Com- iinission i< forging ahead with play a five-game series in the Mr. Pappas, in an inerview today. Fords, was cawed Monday pany. He was ateo a member of Commission i All the following tract or iwrrpi , at the Township meeting was night at a meetine of the its plans to construct an athletic land and premises hereinafter inr first round. defeated. stated "My success in Woodbridge has the Holy Name Society and Court larly described, situate, lying nn,| ',,; The Gronner been in a great measure due to the Township Committeeman George B. McClellan, No. 81, For-field. Ing In the Township of Woo»iln|,|i- On the dates of May 13, 15, 17, Casale and Daniel Panconi Fred A. Spencer, of the first In the County of Mlddlenex, nm] ". , public's continued support and patron- esters of America. He was the Already close to a thousand dol- uf New Jersey. My father *«» the pap*r ht 20 and 22, the following schools were appointed to the Dolice age. I have, during the past eight ward ,in no uncertain terms first president of the Holy Name lars has been collected and plans Being known and designated „.. , retdi ain't pni np rlirhl, will meet in their series: Keasbey- force December, 1933 bv the years, tried to merit this support and declared that he exnrcted a Society of Our Lady of Peace are being made for an extensive No*. 96, 109-110-111 an iihown on (, m\ Be finds a lot of fanlt, h* does. Hopelawn, Port Readlng-Sewarprt, old Democratic administra- have endeavored to give the best possi- "yes" or "no' 'vote %n the tion. On New Year's Dav. church and at the time of his drive for funds. of property known us Valentine T, pinning it all nUht. May 14, 16, 21, 23 and 24, Colon la- ble in food for every dollar spent. In matter. race and part of Block No. Mf> ,,,, u 1934 when the Retmblicans death was a member of the board Contributions and donations to He i»Tl thrrr ain't a tingle thine Avenel, Iselln No. 15-Iselin No. 6, my new diner I will be better equipped Woodbrldg* Township An»enam..t,i \\ took over the reins of the "In my mind' he said, of trustees of the church. Only date are as follows: $513.51 Seotlon R. ta It worth while to read, to give the public even better service "there are only three reasons Woodbridge-St. James. municipal government, both last Saturday he aroused himself Balance brought forward 400.00 BEGINNING nt a point »n tlm », . And that It doesn't print the and value. I therefore wish to take why a man would MSS on a enough to sign a petition to the erly side of Russell street, ill.:,, kind of «tnrr the people need. Casale and Panconi were re- Play Benefit 12.00 northerly throe hundred and nlnet.. moved from the force "for this opportunity to publicly thank one motion. One. because he has Township Committee asking their Be •»» they make the paper fur and ail for their businesj and patron- no knowledge of the sub- Black Cat Inn 3.00 one hundredtln (300.19) feet from n purposes of economv.' permission to start a cemetery! B, Sternfeld 1.00 northwent comer of Ruwwll Mreot ,,, the Women folk alone. Famous Lifer age in the past and pledge even bet- ject; two, because he hasn't here for the Lady of Peace parish, p, Pondelik the road leading to Cuttern dock; r, He'll read about the parties and In Introducing his resolu- ter value and service in the future." 1.00 nlng thence (1) northerly alonj u Continued from Page One tion Committeeman Foerch sufficient intelligence and The honorary bearers were Abel' j, cilo bell fume and fret an' iroan. three, because he is hiding 400.00 westerly Hide of Ru««ell street said that there were three Practically everyone in this section Hansen, Robert Harris, Charles i p'iay Benefit hundred plxty (160) fwt. thence He Mrs of information It doesn't easily I have l>een induced into tnis- of the State knows of and has eaten behind the petticoats of poli- Mr. Wukovets .50 wesTerly at right snglen to Ru» . vacancies in the DoliCe de- Schuster, Russell H. Dunham, .50 IttTe a cnnnb. iliicl. Kow I have learned my lesson sortie of Mr. Pappas' delicious home tics. In this case I know you Edward W. Sharpe, T. W. Liddle, Mr. Jandresivets street one hundred (100 feet Hi, • Bat you Aprtit to hear htm holler partment due to the deaths of (8) southerly parallel! with rtu whiili in turn has taken away tlie made pies and apple cakes. His cook- have sufficient knowledge of Bernhardt Jensen, C. B. Rodner, Mrs. Kosie .50 when the paper doesn't Come. Chief of Police Patrick W. .50 street one hundred twenty (1201 r- lie.I 'lays »f my life, so n<'W 1 must Murphy, Motorcycle Officer ing is unexcelled and the food unsur- the circumstances and I do Joseph A. Dambach, Jr., Dennis Mrs. J. Den Bleyker thence (4) westerly ot right an^l** continue' Id pay Heart) tor my fool- passed. not doubt your intelligence. .50 Russell street one hundred (lnoi [,. Qurtt In the Globe, Toronto oseph Lewis and the retire- T. Ryan, Alfred Gelling, Charles, Mr"]" Lymone to th1 easterly ulde nf Earl Mr.. islmest. I'crlians someday I may l>e ment ot Patrolman John Cho- Mr. Pappas, along wjth Al Hamil- Therefore, if a man rjesses, he Anderson. Sr., and John Ryan., , irkulin .50 fortunate and I* released npofi my is hiding Rfhlnd the nettlcoat amM M .50 thence (6) southerly along the », lar. He also pointed out that ton, Sieve Zehrer, James Belfany and The active bearers were Aafmond > * Hom- a erly «l(Je uf Earl street forty (4(1, (. Ki'inl lichavior here, Alter that my .50 another officer has been off Frank Zehrer, his congenial counter- of politics." OTteffly, William OTleiUy, Law- Homa to a point; thence (6) easterly Just received word i-fTnils will all lie tot the liest for I duty since February 7. 1934 men, will be on hand lo greet you in When the vote was taken, rence Egan, Edward Egan, Joseph .50 right angles to Earl utreet twn |n led that the future hold* much brighter C. Kursciua dred (200) feet to the point nr pi from Ohio, that Mitt due to injury and that Chief the new home of the Hi-Way Diner all the committeernen voted Egan, John Egan, Michael Egan Mrs. Peterson .40 of BEGINNING. times f"r me" —the diner the whole Slate is talking .25 Sara Holland, of Dun- of Police James A. Walah. in in favor of the emergency ap- and Johhn Egan. Mrs. Fries KnowKnonn an No. 83 Russell ,; Yc\ linnet Kara. lia-. learned, his his annual report, recom- almut today. propriation. Committeeman .25 ham place, Woodbridge Tlie ddeceased d is survived by his F. K»ii«r Woodbridge, N. J. Icwm. And who are we to condemn' mended the appointment of Ernest Nier. of the Public wife, Margaret; daughter, Eliza- Mrs. PuKhman .25 The approximate amount of thp together wltti " ter who will sing at Cin- Fans Suggest Bergen and Charles .1. Alex- Continued from Page One to a permanent reoair Job Miss Margaret Egan and Mrs. Mrs. Banker .25 coals of this ale. cinnati, Ohio, on May ander voted In favor of the and that he would do his best William OTteffly; three brothers. J. Pintak .25 Tof*UlW «lt& «il ana singular appointment while Commit- car a whole lot of things about to use local labor wherever Thomas .Michael and Robert Mr. Dragosit 25 rights, privileges', naredlUmenti k- 25 and 26 at session* of possible. I, appurtejt&nce* (hereunto belonging Continued from Page One teemen Fred Srjencer and her. I came downstairs and Oscar Egnn and seven grandchildren. J. Koiar .25 In anywise appertaining. the General Auembly nujored in football al Colgate, Al- John Hassey voted against left us to go home and get dress- ' «• J Krainowtki .25 At.AN II. ELT of the Preibyterian liri^lit, Rutgers and Illinois; two the resolution. Committee- ed." Mrs. K»i»r .25 Sfln. JOHN A DELANEY, Church of the United in liatknhall at Westminster and man Ernest Nler nassed on Then Mrs. Heller, who expects Refinancing I rciiion State CfjIleRe, and one in M4.M Solicitor. States. the motion. to become a mother in a few Interest Increases Continued from Page One Total $938.16 6: 10, 17. H. SI. liastliall at Fordham. All of them months, related that she felt very performed at all three sports. ill and buried her head In her In: task as some of the bond-, are May we offer a sugges- If the education body adopted arms on the table. Daily in Proposed "rtoatinn" all over the country Neiss Plant tion? It's just this. That it this new steup, it would save the In an agreement made by the "Suddenly," she continued, "1 Town'hip Committee with the audi- Continued bom Page One might be ;i good idea if the 'uxpayorjs aj)out $1,000 annually Taxpayers heard Crockett say, 'Give me the withou1 1t Track-Field Meet tors, the former will pay the lat- tracking, pealing or iliMirtegrat- jrarbagfe collector will dump,*'" ?? Tu*^ ^ letter you ' I glanced up and ter tl.Mlft for tde program? of re- News Bulletin I couldn't say whether or not I mg. Ni'it!ier signs oi returning pros- of the fire ordinance be- .ake, Union High and John Fitz- Grath, Fire and PoKce, McGrath, told the police, was seated at the and under are: 50 yard dash, lOO Kniltinp Ivfnttpra perity were seen in the vicinity Concannon, Koyen. Roads and yard dash, 50 yard- potato -race,! lwuuuc iTUUlCr» fore the plant owners I'atricfc, South River U. S. These table with the large gun still in Continued from Page One til" Mr Xeiss' new plant this week men have consistently turned out Parks, Concannon, Labat, ^teba, 220 yard relay, .standing broad can be legally told what his hand. He unhesitatingly hand- showroom at the -corner oi Green when a large schooner docked at to do to prevent any winning teams. Executive. Grow, McGrath, Gris- ed the gun to Hansen and said. jump, running broad jump, nigh itreet and Amboy avenue. In Woodbridge, the average stay wold, Clark and Coughlin. "I did it." jump and basktball throw; for Resolutions were passed on the the Township wharf. It was tragedy. After deep consideration the 17 years and over 50 yard dash, MOTHERS of a coach has been two years The authorities say that Crock- death of John Egang, , Sr.,, of Fords, j loaded with tire clay from the With each change, the playing secretary was instructed to ad- ett evidently came here with the 100 yard dash, 22 Oyard dash, 880 dress a eommunicatipn to the yard relay, high jump, broad a member of the Board of Assess- Anness Hollow TiTille and Clay A couple of the Broad- system also changed. Herber intention of killing Miss Pettite, ors. Copies of the resolution were Lauck was here in 1924-25, Fred Township Committee asking that whoformerly worked as a waitress jump, hop-step-jump, and shot Company and sailed away to Way columnists' scalliona no final action be taken regarding ordered sent to members of the to the Iselinite who protests Stephens, assisted by Stephen in another Fords beer garden. In put. bereaved family. Tauntnn, ,Ma.ss., where the. day DAY Werlock, 1926; Millard Saunders the Police Radio installation un- Crockett's possession the police An interesting baseball game against children playing in til complete initial and annual- between two prominent dubs is Committeeman Ernest Nier re- will be converted into stove lin- 1927; Orian Rice, 1928-29; "Heinie' IounfounQd UanVA extrUOa clip uolf bullets, a upkeep "costs could be discussed i . " . "**" "«««'• - ported that work has begun in ings. SUNDAY MAY 12th an empty lot near his home. Bcnkcrt, I'MO-.U, and Frank Kirk -* 4— i™^u ! machinist .s hammer and a large being arranged as part of the aft- the renovating of the Home for And another scallion for leski, 1932-lr Hid faculty mem at greater length. razor. The investigators allege ernoon's program. the Aged. Carpenters are at work Here you will find many A communication regarding the The affair is being arranged to MOTHER AND SON TO HANG pretending to the police that hers been in charge of athletics al that CrocKctt intended to use the fixing the windows and as soon Georgetown, Del.—A mother nice things to make her these years, the fyed' and Rlac' condition and repairs of certain hammer or razor if the gun fail' take place on June 1 at the Par- as the fumigating has been com- he owned the lot so that the streets Was also directed to the ish House field. and her son have been sentenced happy. would have had teams consistent!, ed to work. pleted the painters will be put to to be hung on the gallows on the poor kids were chased. Bet IK ami ..«! JUM ,,,« -„,..Township Committee recommend- 1 winning and not just spasmodically. An autopsy on Miss Pettite : work. same day for the murder of the addition to the aforcmen- I ing that while the Taxpayers'as- DIES IN FIBE he has . forgotten what it In body was perforlned last night. Evansville ,lnd.—GUbert Trigg, The Sewaren Republican club woman's brother, more than sev- • • • - ! sociatioenfintinn recognizeimmminirg di an emergenprnpreen-- protested against the traffic condi feels liWe-to be a youngster. tioned reasons why this new setup kd tht th The bbulleu t entered the lower 23, was fatally burned while mak- en years ago. They are, Mrs. Mary would be more successful, it would] cy existed, it was asked that the pqrt of the neck, came through tions existing on West avenue Sheer - Service - Weight sum to bo appropriated be ex- ing futile attempts to save his H. Carey, 52, and a son, Howard. It appears that a cer- also broaden the participants in her back and lodged in the wall: wife, 19, and their seven-months- and Woodbridge avenue. The matAnother son, James, was given each sport. One coach cannot, pended for temporary repairs The victim died instantly. Dr. V. ter was referred to the police tain high school teach- but that starting with the streets old son from their burning home, a life sentence for his part in the with (,'ood results, handle under- P. Gauzza and Dr. S. J. Fox, both Trigg died in a hospital, while his committee. murder. It was charged, that the SILK er make* students graduates in addition to the varsity found to be in the greatest need, i. of Fords,,were called to the scene Martin Galbraith, secretary of .Green street, Woodbridge and wife and baby perished in the motive was to obtain $2,000 from whom he catches ehew- clubs. Two instructors for each immediately and pronounced the fire. the liquor dealer's group, protest- an insurance policy. ing gum stick the gum sport could find more time and 'ords avenue, Fords, the emergen girl dead. Coroner Edward A. ed against the "small fee paid for on the tips of their nos- uld take care of larger groups :y appropriation be expended on Finn, of Woodbridge, then took MISS JANE JEHNp: AND MISS club licenses against that of the SHERIFFS SALE HOSIERY athletic candidates. permanent repair and resurfacing, charge of the body. AnnB7rnei^represented the'liquor dealers." The matter was es. Shades of the Kin- imilnr to the work done on Main IN CHANCERY OF NEW With the coaching reigns in the In Crockett's pockets the police Junior Woman's Club and Miss {referred to the committee as a -Between WILLIAM H .KELLY, dergarten! ana's of teachers, there would be itreet, Woodbridge. Which has found an honorable discharge Margaret Wand and Miss Bern- Commissioner o( Banking and Insur- .roven so satisfactory and clearly ance, etc., Complainant, and JOHN 59c-79c-$L0fl ore cooperation among the teach- frqm the army. His rating was ice Weaver, the Young Wo- Pullman, Wash. — Apparently FAZEKAS and 1ORY 7AZBKAS. Sh! S>i! It looks as if the s and the athletic directors. The illustrates the Bftving in perman- that of captain in the quarter- man's Club, at the week-end "feeling himself," J. L. Blalock, his wife, et al., Defwdants .F1 Fa ALL SHADES udents would also show more in- ent road work. master's department. The dis- of Moscow, Idaho, strode up to a for sale of mortgaged premises dat- quips directed at ye cops convention of the iunior clubs ed March 26, 1986. A plan ^o spread_the activities cnar W u full-grown bull and knocked the has finally awalkened them eresl through their teachers. of the -Woodbridge Taxpayers' As I charg?ee wa»Ps oave datead «*«1920• . "Th«e ?au;- held at Atlantic City. . By virtue of the above stated writ, In the long run, athletics would sociation. to every! district of the' thonties allso found a captain's animal groggy with a right to the to me directed and delivered. I will FANCY to the fact that we are now • established here not only from badge of ithe New York police the retards and v.ould let th: lo-jaw at a live-stock auction here. erDnso In Hale at nubile vendue on Township was presented by Mr. WEDNESDAY. THE 6TH" DAT OF in the midst of a baseball le winning standpoint but from department on his person, ques- cal department know if they j He was arrested by police, charg- JUNE, A. D. 1935 it financial angle as well. W. B. Dey of Avenel. The plan season. For, lo and behold!, was adopted and is intended to tioned about the badge Crockett found anything to substantiate, ed with disorderly conduct '. two o'clock Daylight Saving Time Before the Board of Kducation increase interest and membership claimed that he had charge of Crockett's claim. Silk Slips a meeting to organize a nine r akts any slip io secure an out instructio.«ni_..«tVw.in* ontf th4V>De NeNauwr YorW\rlkr po- The police, inclining Sergeant has been called for Monday through a better representation of i jnsirucuon ui me «™ iv«* i~- ; coach, it could do the fair local problems. The vice president lice f9r9e recreation camp and Kea'-ing, County Detectives Col- evening at six o'clock. The liinK by considering this new p later ? the force. becoming a Una ai.d McD;n:ott,. Assistant $1.00 lik'h many believe is the from each outlying district is ttoo ? question is who is going to organize a District Taxpayers' captain. However ,when Sergeant Prosecutor James S. Wight and of;ii:il one lo take ' E. Keating called head- AND UP take the guff and become unit, who will appoint Committees George ftt New York he was ln Officers Jack M-mton and Thom- the manager. Our guess is similar to those now existing in^"111**8 ftt N :: as Somnrs, queitinned Crockett fofo mw?? lhahatt d the Township association, to hold // ^e^yy hhave no record from the time ot the murder until GARDEN NEWS! that the lad vyho stands at NEW FEATURES NOTED e p , of of Crockett ever being connected after midnight. He was then least six feet in his stocking local meetings and discuss thtthhee Crockett ever being connected th d Beautiful Selection IN NEW FORD V-8'S problems off theihir districtditit , tthese,with h the force. They said they lodged |tn a cell with Officer feet will be the choice of committees will in turn be repre- would make a thorough search of Dalton as a guard. At the time -$ie coppers. ll'KKTIl AMBOY-Stwral lieu sented at the Township associa- this issue went to press the au-; Swedish Peat Moss thorites were still questioning 'Kituri-s are being •noted in the l'W tion meetings thereby affording a LADIES Prompt Help For Mrs. Heller. i LARGE BALK $2.00 One of. our corres- iMird V-8 phaeton and ruadsttr whicl greater opportunity for coopera- ire now on display at Dorsey Motor tion locally and on a Township Scores of photographers from pondents has written in Inc. Maple and l-ayetle ^trwts, thi basis. Itching Eczema the metropolitan area stormed to inform us that it ap- Hodes' place and police head- DRESSES lilace, The Woodbridge Township Tax It's wonderful the way soothing, cool- pears that Goldie, El- I'xith iiKH'hini's Ixiast Pennine leathe: payers 'association wish to make quarters in attempts to get pic- FERTILIZER ing Zemo brings prompt relief to Mrs. eanor e and Gert are or seat cushions ami hack. Head an known thai they advocate a policy tures of the prisoner and itching, burning skip, even in severe Heller. The largest crowd ever PHOSPHATE—100 lbs. $1.50 $1.00 to $1.95 now proteges of the .ail \\f}\\s on the new Ford V-K ar of cooperation by every resident cases. Itching soon stops when Zemo the same color as the body, with riiv snd taxpayer with the Township seen in Fords corner collected in AU famous Woodbridg« touches tender and irritated skin be- a curious mob before the beer of rustless steel. The "iull-rloating Committee in order that a contjn- cause of its rare ingredient*. To re- Red and Black quartet. ipring-hase" is an evolution from the ous effort may be concentrated lieve U^shes, Ringworm, and comfort Mr. Hodes bemoaned his fate SHEEP MANURE liasit Ford iransverse sprinR suspen- _ eliminate waste and reduce How about an introduc- the irritut ion of Eczema and Pimples, tion, boys? sion with "fre action on all four .axes whereven possible. Every last night. He said he has become FANCY always use clean, Boothing Zemo. In- a victim of undue publicity for 100 LBS. $2.00 wheels." resident and taxpayer, is invited to Hardware on all de l.uxe models of loin with this association for the sist on genuine Zemo. Approved by he has always run a respectable And don't forget tha Good Housekeeping Bureau, No. establishment and- he hopes his the IW5 Ford V-fi is mudem in,style. lurposti of a better understanding Night Gowns Sunday is Mother's Day. W Inside handles, window lifts ami other nd a clearer expression of public 4871. 35c, 60c, $1. All druggist*'. clientele will continue to patron- ize him. do not know why we sal hardware arc tau|X' colored aluminum jentiment. A membership drivers! Bone Meal Fertilize] AND that because it shouldn't alley. ;o be conducted by the vice presi 100 LBS. $2.10 The accelerator pedal in the new dents of each district for the necessary to remind you, 'orrning of District Units and all for every day should be 1935 Ford V-8's is the treadle type, a more restful type ot |Kdal than that nterested citizens are urged to lamas Mother's Day. in former models. jet in touch with their respective District Presidents ,whom are as The Red and Black MRS. CHARLES COPFEY. OF follows: VIGORO Quartet, Woodbridge's Grove street, is a surgical pa- Woodbridge, Emile Koyen; Av- SPECIALLY PREPARED PLANT FOOD $L00 to $1.98 tient at the Perth Ambov Gen- enel, J. B. Labat; Colonia C. C. FULL LINE IN ALL QUANTITIES own song sizzlers, will eral hospital. Mitchell, Iselin, W. O. CNeil; be heard on a regular Fords, Clyde jordon; Hopelawn, Ideal for Lawns, Garden*, Flowers .75 Other Mother'* Day -"" studio broadcast over W. Reba; Sewaren, H. D. Clark; Shrubbery and Tree*—100 LB. BAG Specials station WOR tomorrow Read the Purt Reading, E. Hunipeter. $3 afternoon from 3 o'- MRS. ELMER WOARDELL. MR Turkith Toweli clock until 3:15. This and Mrs. Robert Woardell. of Large use 29c & UP time it isn't an "ama- Haokensack, were the Sunduv LIME, large bag .... 50c teur hour" or "contest" TAKE YEAST guests of Miss M. L. Woardell Ladies Handkerchitft of Green street. but a WOR feature pro TASTf ONLY (boxed) 40c &UP gram. Be sure you tune MILK CHOCOUTI Ladie* Handkerchief. in on the home town TOOK OFF 17 LBS. (IOOM) SC to 26t boys. You're in for a FREE DELIVERY Ladie* Comfy House Slip r«al troat. OF UGLY FAT peri 8Oc pr. k up Amohg th« local boya who HEEDED DOCTOR'S ADVKI Leather B«g» $1.00 & uP will appear in the St. Mra Hubert illckey, Ronevllle, Mary's high achol play at Culir, wnlos "My dvulor prescribed P«rth ^mboy tonight are: Ki utnlicn Hullo for me—he auld they wouldn't hurt inn In the l«Mt, l'Vo Joseph Klein Co. George "Lefty" Russtnafc, lual 11 lbs. In i woeka. Krutcbm Is Christenson Di Harold wur eh iu wclifbt In sold." \J ilia. Illokoy |iuld nu ultaBtloo to FEED AND COAL Beatty, guasipers who wld thorn WM DO AND BRO. fck and Willi- attfu w