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sports, fcaturei and editorials. Ajenel, Keaabey, Port Readinrt Colon!., IseUn and Hopelawn. XVI, No. 10 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., RRIDAY, MAY 11, 1934 PRICE THREE CENTS FROM OURSUIT TO RECOVER CHARGES RACKET FINANCING COSTS, Why All The Secrecy? DOG RACING, LEGAL BETS FRONT PLANOFJcELROY AN EDITORIAL Town Attorney Prepares This paper has succeeded in proving to the local public that WINDOW 1 OTOWNBUYSSPEEDWAY Court Action For the Town Committee is spending the taxpayers monies, in secret meetings. This "old Spaiiith custom" it not to he tolerated and some TAKES RESPONSIBILITY Nw ^tate Peraii.- fcrf. Wo don't^'/nincl being con. $25,00 Return civic body is sure to spring up, with sufficient stamina to stop the ,1,-mncd by contemporary news- practice. 1 Mutuel Wagering At papers but we'd much prefer to nc What authority has Commitlceman Spencer lo place an order |,nvc it d° '" decent English. WAS PAID LAST YEAR Municipal Tracks .,, far, the only criticism comes forjprinting ballott, without the sanction of an open meeting We i,om sources equally deficient Expense Was Incurred Illeg- were told that one hhlf of the primary-ballot order wu to come to PRICE IS SET AT $95,000 ,, diction, and ethics—-a combi- us. Not wishing to embarraai ihe Committeemen, unneccsinrily, we ,,.,lioTi tha' grates on u». The gally Is Claim; To made inquiry of the Town CUrk who informed ut that he to under- • ,,iorc important papers in ,the Improvements Are Planned . t.itc however, have almost Sue In N. Y. stood the situation but thnt Mr. Spencer had left woTd, in event of By Promoters; Rental h.rned o"r heads with cheering. out- seeking the patronngc, t|,e clerk ihould tell us "to come to tee Court action to. recover approxi- At' lenst we are in position to him." Being unaccustomed t0 tl,e,c "sleight of hand" performances Of $6,000 stale that no person employed mately .farj.OOO, alleged to have been paid illegally by the last administra- we naturally did not do so but immediately wrote the committee a -,',,,'thn' Independent it on the se- letter, which appeared in our last week's issue, offering to do the A proposal whoreliy Wood- ,r,t payroll of a political, organ- tion to the firm of B, J.- Van Ingen ,wtion — cither at $60.00 per for refinancing' Township, bonds, is work for $300.00. bridge would purchase the lo-''' u'fpk or otherwise. in preparation by Township Attorn- ey Leon E. McElroy. Meantime we learn, from fairly reliable sources, that the* or- cal automobile speedway for Mr. McElroy will base his action iginal price to be paid for the work, secretly awarded by Mr. Spen- conversion by private interests *|ii.,t everyone will remember on a 1022 Btntu'te which specifically William P. Campbell cer, waa to cost between $1100.00 and $1200.00. Then, after re- a track for greyhound races, linir, at the time of Harold Hoff- forbids a county or municipal gov- ceiving our letter, a 40 per cent reduction to $750.00 wu ngrced .ll'\ re-election as Motor Vehicle ernment to pay fees to any firm or upon and Mr, Spencer had the effrontery to pretend this, was the ia under consideration by the .',.missionor, that he had definitely individual for disposing of its bonds. Township Committee. . id with the legislators not to run Despite this prohibition, however, original figure, when he reported to his fellow-committcemcn at a ..,,y office this year and the Gov- the Township Attorney stated that REPUBLICANSSPLIT subsequent open meeting, held last Monday night. It" accepted, the proposition ...r'lil") was specifically mentioned. the last administration entered into He then made the statement that the order wat placed five days promises to pay heavy divi- allowed these widespread reports a contract with the Van Ingen firm > dends since pari-mutuel bet- .... unchallenged when, if untrue, AS MADISON VOTES before receipt of our letter. This wa, impossible, as> it would have 1 to pay one and one-half per cent ting would be legal under a -is the proper moment to deny on the total amount of bonds it was antedated final certification by the County Clerk of the homes to ap. ;. Now let Mr. Hoffman laugh able to refinance. Thi,s total was pear on the ballots, by one whole day. Thus, Mr. Spencer once Frederick A. Spencer new state law. In addition to the estimated at approximately $1,600,- W ON ABATEMENT probablo financial advantages which more stands accused. , would nccrue to the town treasury, It's almost time for Mr. Mark A portion of the fee, it was \mder- Dissension, Long Smoulder- We merely wish to let the people know what it going on, and the. plan also- would stimulate build- McClain, as chairman of the stood, had been paid to the^ concern to leave it to them to take such action at they1 may tee fit. The Inde- COUNTYDISAGREES ing and employment and assure locnl Hoard of Education'* Athletic prior to the taking over of Town- ing, Flares Thrice In pendent sought neither praise nor profit from its offer to print the schools of a stadium for their sports' Committee, to submit a report ship affairs by the" present commit- ballots but succeeded, apparently, in gaining both; the first through activities. .. ..( \\& progress of the plan he tee. Ihe remainder of the total was Majority Ranks ON BALLOT DATES pitiful phiintt from our ad-I>egging neighbor, "Tlie Evening Dis- It is understood that the price i,,itcred for having the pupils hidden, Any reason for the open asked of the Township by the present uljtain contributions towards the financing arrangements were com- CAMPBELL OPENS FIGHT appointment," that knows much about Woodbridge and to little FIXED BYSPENCER owners of the speedway is in the ..!;! athletic d<-Ht of $800,00 The pleted. Sine" that time, the whole nbout Perth Atnboy, and the second—which is the profit—in the neighborhood of $ii,ri,000. A lease diildren were told this could be sum has been released and it is the undeniable disclosure that the Town Committee of Woodbridge would be taken by the race promo- r.iised in a jiffy. The dinner and intention of Mr. McElroy to attempt Dissension among the Republican Committee Spends $750, Not prizes that were offered are to recover the- sum. majority in the Township Committee is conducting the public business in, secret chambers, instead of ters for two years, with an option probably "just around the cor- 1 has at last developed into an open being open and above board. either to_renew nt the expiration of Action must be taken im a Federal break. $300 As Suggested that period, or to purchase plant court in the New York district since For some time there have been If there is nothing to hide, why move so stealthily? and ground from the Township. the firm's headquarters are in New By Independent s rumblings of dissatisfaction and ru- If the offer is to be accepted, it i. Madison .is still on the "outs" York. mors of disagreements among the must bo done before June 1, because !ii< fellow Township Committee- Mr. McElroy stated he was confi- majority members, but any evidence 'TOO LATE'IS THE CLAIM the statute permitting bettinjr on dog iicfauac of their suspicion that dent of winning his case in view of 1 of a split have been successfully races specifically requires that the ;,ttempting to become the "poo his contention that the payment of hidden. Any reason for the open Although the County Clerk's of- tracks be municipally-owned as of «.ff thtl e locall l administrationdiistration . In the fees was a direct violation of break which became obvious at the Klein Will Give Salary To Charity fice reports final certification of June 1. In., assumes that attitude, in : the law. It was understood that he Town meeting Monday night has Woodbridge Township ballots was 6% Bonds Would Be Issued Vf •• lCV« AYV*A.I*'O itvcfp Tim OTIS. I VVftS Sll WlnViPi'l \T\ t n tfl /•npfnti firt?^ Vy not been disclosed bui it is Known not given until.April 2G. the Town- The propecitien contemplates is- Walter R. Darby, State Commis- that at various times certain mem- If Selected TQ Berth On Committee ship Committee has rejected the In- suance by'the Township of suffi- sioner of Municipal Accounts who dependent's offer to do the work for Ernest Nier, of the Town bers of the Committee have aspired cient five-year bonds to cover the lias continually ,stated he believed to dominate the -present- 'titiftftttift'/zz, $$30 0 on the plep a it had on Aprip l 25, cost of the property. These obliga- Committee, comes as dose, it the transaction irregular. J$wd Man Announces He Will Turn Over Pay Of $800 To ordered the printing for $750. The ml closer, than any of the tion, but without avail. tions would bear six per cent in- Just when the case will be tried action was taken secretly. terest and thia charge would be met others in watching out for the Committeeman Howard Madison, Township Welfare Agencies If Nominated And Frederick A. Spencer, First Ward Ifi-ncral interest* of hii constit- has not been ascertained. who is seeking reelection in the Se- by the payment of $G,000 annually, Committeemun, speaking afl chair- in rental by the promoters. In ad- •ut-iicy, as well as all the taxpay- cond Ward, has from time to time Elected To Seat From Third Ward man of the Administration Commit- ers. Several times he has told attempted to dictate certain policies tee, attempted to explain the situa (Continued on page five) Mr, Madison where to get off of the committee but with the ex- HITS AT DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO BOSSES tion at the meeting Monday night and invariably registers a -i-igor- GERNS PLANS .START ception of his supervision over the after thia newspaper's letter of May mi! objection to proceedings road department, has been unsuc- Charles R. Klein of Avenel, if nominated and elected to 1, had been read. That letter, offered N. J. GIVES $34,200 that lavor of petty polities. No cessful. It was further understood Township Committee, will give his entire salary to charily. to publish the tax sale list free and doubt Mr. Nier will »»k« « OF DRIVE ON DOGS that his program of expenditures, in also to print the ballots for $300; otd [or as compared to the $1,313.99 spent FOR TEACHERS'PAY cia'U* ar« only log roll- is not entirely to the liking of his "Republican noniination, staged he would distribute, and show last year for that purpose. May 21 Zero Hour; Police colleagues who have freely expressed an accounting, of the salary money. All charities, he contin- Mr. Spencer, speaking directly to State Awards The Township Will Check, Control themselves on the subject. ued, regardless of race, creed or color would share proportion- the press table, said he "will give the With piM" i rivfeffuards, including What efforts at reconciliation ately. second paragraph of the letter (re- Three-Fifths Of Sum a provision to employ local labor, use Unnamed Catcher have been made were not disclosed Making his debut as a candidate, ferring to the tax sale) our moat local materials and keep and render hut it was not believed that Madison serious consideration because it Requested' ;,n ami.niU' acimiuLing of the funds would continue in his dissension in COMMITTEE BROODS Klein is confident of success. With- would mean a saving to the Township ilVrdinj.' u percentage of receipts Dog-catching may usually be a view of the fact that he is a candi- out organization support and run- of sveral thousand dollars." Announcement was made this racket but in Woodbridge Town- date this year and as such will re- ning a one-man campaign, he is Then, making a point of the fact morning in the office of Dr. Charles -I- the Township, it's generally con- ship it wil be strictly legitimate if • ili il ih:it. tiii- Tuwn Committee has, - - ,.quirr..,ev whole-hearte....**>*. .,^«**^vd. usuppor«rlJ«*.t. ^from ON REASSESSMENT nevertheless covering a lot of ground that the letter had been delivered H. Elliott, State Commissioner of ••.•V ..•"ncludod to take over the Committeeman Harry Gems and his | , , . , of the committee to Township Clerk R. J. Dunigan Education, that Woodbrklge's re- th( otlu 1 Im mnm and is depending upon his personal "by messenger in the presence of a quest for a loan of $57,000 for / ...•.jt.n.l,-, racing bowl and lease it Police force exercise all the care on in t|u, fa,, c.ininajBn. i) . .•,:i,.,tcr.-. who propose to operate ! the subject they re threatening. The break developed over the following to nominate and elect him. witness," Mr. Spencer said "I re- teachers' salaries will be cut by ap- • -, •!., nrtiW law allowing Muni-i . T ll> t»wiia!up will revive its long proposals to abate interest on the de- General Redistribution* Of He 'lias a number of definite ideas gret to state we are unable to take proximately $22,000. .:;:,. t,. undertake such enter- • ltt>ll,(l ordinance against unlicensed linquent taxes of four local resi- concerning the conduct of public of- advantage of the offer in Ihe first Because of this fact, the Township :l Taxable Values Here paragraph (the ballots) because the will not be able to pay to the teach- r . \.,w that betting has been le- i »'> U'IIUUMUM dogs on May 11. A- dents. Madison voted against .two, ficials but states he will wait until ers their entire salaries for Pebru- .'....-.1 ...wl Municipalities per.nittod ' though si-veral out of town special- with William P. Campbell, the Demo- Is Considered he is in office and has an opportunity offer was not made until five days ------,— • : - •• rut, in order to restore , ^ m Hie job have bid for the ap- cratic member. All motions were iafter we had ordered the work done 1 ary and March, in cash. The sum re- Complete reassessment of all to familiarize himself with the prob- Wood- i pomtmenp t here.. Corns IK holding the carried, however, and the following for $750." He had computed this | quested from the State would have lii'pK-tcd exchequers, properties in Woodbridge Township less made this possible, but in view of the might, as well take advantage assignmenasgm t opep n to givg e local "\e\ n abatements were allowed: William lems facing the Township before figure, he said, aa representing is contemplated. (Continued on page 8) cut it is* probable thnt only a month- hiiatiun. It should, in the end, a chance to applyl . S o ffa r onlly one | Tnerkelsun, Scwaren, $70.80. Claude Although the probability is that making his proposals for solutions. ! offer luus ci>me from withil n iUthe E. Decker, $130.1!); Harold Pateman, and-a-half can be met in currency. i' on taxes. - ' ' "" " k $ Hld Pt the gigantic task will not be started "In the first place," he said, "I Woodbridge already has obtained towrihip itself. That was from $247.0!); E. J. Flanigan, $132.1)3. in the immediate future, there is a Quite So, Mr. Spencer I Charles A. Mohr and Stanley J. Sum- believe that every public official two cash loans from the State, the Madison opposed the last "two and definite feeling on the part of some should consider himself the servant, money coming from a $7,000,000 No wonder the Democrats of Iselin, whose application was Campbell inquired if the abatement We're going to have a secret WII out, in. Perth Amboy, after members of the Township Commit- not the manipulator or master, of fund set up by the legislature to en- read at the Township Committee program was developing into a tee and also on the part of Town- meeting," smiled Township 'l><- miserable showing our Rc- meeting Monday night. the people who put him into office. able financially harassed municipal- racket. ship Attorney Leon E. McElroy that Too many of our so-called public Committeeman Spencer Mon- ities to meet salaries.owed to teach- ;• Mti!ican legislature has made in D. W. Bartholomew, of the Tax- further evidenced his day night. This was about 9:30 . Msidering definite reform* Madison _ the worlc inevitably must be done. servants, once they get into office, ers in cash This fund, however, has payers' Association, warned the Com- feelings towardd ththe otheth r memberb s Two major barriers are preventing consider that the office is solely for o'clock, 1& minutes after the dwindled t,i" the extent that does not •"Kaested by their own party, mittee at that meeting that gross regular fortnightly session of ..ilrr numerous and exhaustive of the committee on the appoint- tackling of the job at this time, lack their own personal gain. permit allowance of the whole sum violations of honest practise were ments of two members to the zoning of time and, lack of money. "If elected, I promise faithfully to the Committee had adjourned. asked by Woodbridge. "litigations. And those same frequent bore when the ordinance ,' I,,rmi were also urged by ex- board and also the issuance of sea- No estimates have tieen made of bear constantly in mind the interests Mr. Spencer was apparent- Several other requests have been was enforced before. He said dog- sonal liquor license^. the cost of the reassessment but it of all the people, Tather than the in- ly quite correct. filed for loans and in the cas« of the 1-rls in different fields of gov- atchers made a habit of invading • - rrnciital management. He challenged the legality of the waa looked upon as requiring the terests of any individual or group. I He rounded up members of local petition, the prorata share lack-yards, chasing dogs around latter. outlay of several thousands of dol- would expect the measure of my effi- the committee and their at- deemed equitable was three-fiftha of ibuses and otherwise making an "Tl*i State legislature," Veplied lars which the Township in its pre- ciency to be the amount of service torney and took them upstairs. the amount petitioned. 11 thnt the primary sample bat- lamest bid for illegal redemptions. ,eon E. McElroy, Township At- sent financial state is unable to use and honest effort that I could give The lights in the meeting room It is expected that the certifica- j iv di.stributed, the electorate There was a chorus of agreement torney, in a brusque fashion, "has for that purpose. to the community not the personal were turned out. tion of the reduced quota will be ''•}'• few days in which to pick out rom the assembled statesmen, adopted that law. Otherwise this Considerable saving would accrue gain that I could take from it." Some two hours later—at made by Dr. Elliott to the State '-;:'• names of favorite candidates. (Continued on page 8) ordinance wouldn't be before this to the municipality ultimately if the Asserting he had no cure-all for 11:20, as a matter of fact—the .Treasurer today. All preliminairy 1 •'.••• have been no decided defec- jody. That's all I have to say about plan is, fulfilled because the tendency the Township'3 economic ills and dis- lighta were turned on again and preparations required of the Town- '/ i. incc Harold Hoffmnn's belated t." would be to lower the valuations avowing any claim to hoing a "Brain ijhe committee reconvened. It ship have 'been fulfilled and it is rather than to increase them. The '•••: icalthy entry into the guberna- After Mayor August F. Greiner 1 Truster," Klein pledged to: was all very, very private. probable therefor that the cash will 1 • nice and those voters who Larson Will Ask Help asserted he could not state when point frequently has been made that "Keep taxes as low as possible. , All the minutes show as being be on hand the first of the week. •'•'••••••• u-apt a clean and honest deal the zoning hoard appointments there are innumerable incongruous "Oppose any additional expendi- transacted was approval of '•v--- tturn to him. Even the politi- would be made, Madison asserted: situations within thej Township where tures or assessments at this' time. $9,825.23 in bills and accept- ' • • whA pledged their support to Of StateAccpuntants "I think I can assure you there almost identical properties on the "Oppose any move that would in- ance of the police report. The ' i: Hicharda and Wolber are, same-sized lots are assessed for crease the assessments on taxable $9,825.23 included $7,150.14 in Refinancing Bonds Hit v ;l will be some action taken at the ' '::c notable exception of Hoff- Custodian Of School Monies, next meeting." vastly different sums. Ireal estate." __i • payrolls and $2,675.09 in bills. 1 •• .'Ming to thfjir promises,. Clerk Now File Monthly As Not Practical Here 1 ''it was a lively meeting of Reports With Board Republican Primary On Tuesday Biggest Puzzler In Years^ i "Micani in Scwaren, recent- McElroy Believes Suggestions '•!••• 11 Ihe independents put Help from slate Department of By Farrell, Turner Can't • of the old timers "on tjhe Education experts in straightening But Political Experts Figure Hoffman Will Carry The Day 1 Be Puti Through itnd turned on the hefit. out the books of the Township school '' McElroy, «• peacemaker, system will probably be requested by '»'i do so wtl!. In fact, hp't Suggestions of t^vo candidates for ln'tler at tax collecting. All C. Albert Lm'son, Custodian, of Richards, Wolber »nd Carey Small Vote Is Expected To Township Committjee regarding the 1 : refinancing of Wobdbridge bonds at ' -till have to hand it to him, School Monies. Make The Contest li.il connection. Since the middle of last year, Also Have Support a lower rate of interest are impos- when Julius Kass, counsel tor the Unusually Close sible of fulfillment, in the opinion Teachers Association, demanded why Which Could Win of Township Attorney Leon E, Mc- Mi'Klroy's threatened suit Elroy. those individuals and insti- monthly statements of the systems financial condition required by law Tlie result of the Republican pri- other two candidates. The candidates, Sumuel B. Parrell kiiuwh to be shaving Wood- Over a jieriod of years, Jludge and William Turner said the Town-, '"iiuls, is at least % clever ges- were not being submitted, Mr. Lar- mary election Tuesday is a toss-up. son and E. 0. Ensign; ckrjj of the Carey has been stumping the state.' ship was paying entirely too much! '"I he deserves all kinds of en- Board of Education, have both tiled Any one of the. four candidates can Almost! single-handed he ran up a' interest on its bonds and declared ".'•1'ient if h« has found a lej. win. tremunlloiis vote in the 1928 pri- that if elected thfcy would arrange] '• , "I1 correcting- this abuse, : t^u ,».* helped ill the compli- At this point, I expert political mary, nearly bdating. Morgan F. Lar- to refinance the obligations at' no ('' faulty at times, in cstimat- handicappers have bicked Harold' G. son, the organisation candidate, who' more than four per cent interest. '•'^\ political significance of cated book-keeping of the system but 1 Huffman of South Amboy to carry had a campaign fund of well over a The rate on some obligations at pre- 't is no more than fair to a number of facts have made it dilli- 1 e«"t to keep the records in proper thoj day although they pepper their hnlf-million dollars. He did. an ef-['simtis five per cent or more. "hat in a le^ul waV( ai, far as tectivejob of campaignin. _ .g_ tha., t year. , . "It is one thing," said Mr.' Me- shape- The schools ar« opera ing on prognostication,! with a, myriad of 1 ', ownshi]) is concerned Mr. McEl- 'it's.' Emerson Richards of Atlantic and. he ha,s don1 e. fullI'll y a' s welV ll-li-l thi' s Elroy-w-t 1 , "to(li , say yo,__u_ wil_..!11l g«**.*o» aheaolknhldi '• done a magnificent piece of two budget-years, 1032-33 and 1933- ; 34 Bills contracted in one year must City, Robert Carey of Jersey City time out. and refinance but accomplishing it Indeed several pieces and no In appraising Carey's chances,, it is another thing. ':"' rob him of that record. not be paid with, funds originating and Joseph G. Wolber of Newark, the other three candidates, can by is difficult to estimate his support. "In the first, place, we do not In iinothor year; Long lists of un- know or can we find out who holds lc pul bills must be carried in wjwrato no moans bo counted out until all the It is largely ujnong the women and " politicians better look he votes are polled and counted. so-called independent voters. Neither all the bonds. They were sold first ',"' f'"- Mr. Harry Ford, Pre»i- Sccoimto »«<• * uneven payment to banks which subsequently distri- 1 1 t teachers' salaries, together with It is that kind of election. are very sure on election day. I "" «f'the First Ward Repub- o Richards is regarded as likely to buted them to such customers aa 1 (Continued on page 8) More enthusiasm has been gener- 1 Club who "may yet become ated for the Hoffman candidacy, ap Harold G. Hoffman , Emerson Richards ho 'Hoffman's strongest o'ppc,nent. they hud for them. These customers Ir * '''I! Boss, if thing< keep up. parently, than for any other and He has been in the legislature for in turn disposed of them to other: •^ latest move is to steer hit 22 years and has inevitably built customers and aa a result the bonds NEWS INDEX that is why/he has been given the one of the biggest spending ugenciesj a promise did not go over well with j°" '"j-l«w into studying the Un- edge. Sheer vocal effort in a pri- the man on the street. But the ef- a state-wide organization during are probably distributed in every; ••;••'ahmg busine«». Perhapi in the State, the Department of that time. In addition, he, has a state in the Union. lK Church New mary campaign to bulging money Motor Vehicles. He has spoken in fect was not sufficiently great, prob- ij'" day hs'H ba undar.study- Society New. ably, to defeat him. .J, ' powerful following among both "They are coupon bonds and whopi ': our dapper Mayor and who bags and they haye made a, Jot of practically every hamlet, villages and wholesale and retail liquor interests a coupon is'due.v it U deposited in, l' " »»y to what political height. noise for Hoffman. But the Re- city the State through, and grasped Carey, until Hoffman jumped in- and also lias the support, of the State a bank and credit is received. There, '* """M eventually npire, Ui publican party hua taken, ita primary the'hands of practically every elig- to an already complicated picture, Highway Commission .members who is no way we can tell who held either campaign^ off the- gold standard and ible voter in twenty-one counties. annually spend millions of dollars in the bond or the coupon. In many Theatre* money this yeur Is more scarce than looked like a sure bet. But the That is effective campaigning. South Amboy man. wjll undoubtedly the various counties. The organiza- instances, the coupons ar« not cashed ever. li -1 I . 1 I __!IL ___. * J_l.±._»....._w Isuliu News Page 7 He lost, bowevtu, considerut/U tion that c»n be built up in this way when they are due. Some of ttte»V bunk has navar «unk That is the reason it h such a (jet njoet of hi£ support from voters have not been turned ift ftjtijor" fewi to pick a Bure winner. prestige W)d favor with his, belated In tremendous and, Richards appar- t£t& ,n, in tb« jwor ' WOODBEIDGE FSIDAT. KAT 11. I tjr * MMtet fcnr m. vfcfefc tin* FORDS SOCIALS KATHEKTK HA* ^WILLIAM'S zgFgS&e&st&sa&BZ SATUR NEWS tahstnal Pfo Loon Saturday May 13th
tn tiro, tad i hi"; Z'litiiat of 1*5.8 ro 5» r^ Bargain Event „ earned both team hobort •«-.•"• Mr. »4 Iht fw , 5^,^01 t»m? tod 2.:-
mm^mm J ,' "*• i' 4 •» V($% )ODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, MAY 11, X984 PAGB THBBB Mrs. J. Gill, and her daughter Mrs. B. Kryako and daughter Committee Receives rene, spent Monday in Newark. Viola, spent Saturday in Newark. PORT READING NEWS Mr. and Mrs. M. Sasso attended a The Port Reading Fire Company Requests For Action By MILDRED SCHIAVO shower in Carteret on Saturday in will hold its regular monthly meet- lonor of Miss Edna Gray, at the ing on jfatoi^ NJ'-JJ ; From Iselin Groups home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Hemsil. A group of friends attended the A group of friends attended the noose vanning ^ven by Mr. and Mr. and Mr§. Zullo Entertain p shower given in honor of Miss Jose- «$WtBWft$®& To AidMrs. I). Czajkowski of' 57 Louis Mr. and Mrs. C. Zullo entertained phine Aline of Now Brunswick. Street, Carteret, formerly of Port a group of friends at their home re- Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Industries Locate Reading. The guests included: Mrs. cently. Card playing featured the V. Martino, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sasso, H. Martino, Mrs. A. C. Loone, Miss evening's amusement and a delight- Mr. and Mrs. S. Mnrtino, Miss Tina In The Town Czajkowski, Miss Tina Martino, ful supper was served at midnight. and Antoinette Martino, Mr. Louis Miss Mary Schiavo, Miss Genevicve Martino, and Mr. Balvatorc Martino. B0OM SEEN IN BUILDING Coppalo, Miss Antoinette Martino, The guests included: Mr. and Mrs. nnd Miss Holer* Czajkowski. Refresh- Urban, Mr. and Mrs. M. Barnyoty Mrs. P. De' Nitus, of First Street, Letters from three Iselin groups ments were served late in the even- nnd Mr. and Mrs. S. Hutnick. i is reported to be recovering rapidly 1 in at the Perth Amboy City Hospital. ,,.,,.,, received by the Township Com- B' Mrs. Lena Chance was the guest oC Mr. and Mrs. F. Johnson of Wood- ,,,,!,.(. nt its meeting Monday night. bridge Avenue, on Saturday. Miss yiola Martino of Perth Am- \\\ were sent to sub-committees for At their meeting recently the Ita- boy, visited her' parents, Mr. lian Democratic Club made plans for ir before action. . . . ,, .. ... — Mr. Harry Quinn nnd his daughter Mrs. A. Martino on Saturday. r I " ,,. Iselin Community Association's KJ}™'nK ading Youn. g Democratic Club Kathearino fcpent Sunday in New .,,,,!est for repeal of the ordinance » ThPore t meetinReadingg .will be held at. the York. '.','i'liih'itinB industrial development in meeting rooms of The Sons of Italy, NDEPENDENTS FILE ,!,.n u>wn wns referred to the Second at Woodbridgc Avenue, corner o: Miss Josephine and Anna Bama u'lvd Committeemcn, Madison and m s FOR FALL ELECTION Tnppe n Street~" , ttomorro w i at were the week-end visitors of Mrs. Henry Scblamp, who said ho is the 8 o'clock. A. Barnii of First Street. Independent candidates for clec iiiuii'ized representative of the Cor- Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Leone visited tion toAigh office, arc beginning t< ',!,'.,;, Avenue tax-payers, threatened a The Tlfird Ward Democratic can- 1 file their petitions with Secretary o , ,'v strike unless that street is made didate, Fred Foorch 6f Avenel, will Mr. and Mrs. J. Schiavo over the State Thomes L. Mathis lime. The ,\ 1-nbW. Schlamp was' present and,attend, as will other prominent week-end. deadline for- filing petitions as in- ,'|.,,(i'ste(l bitterly against "referring Democratic Leaders of the Third dependent candidates today. ,,.,. from one committee to nnother" Mr. Joseph Quinn of Philadelphia, Elwood Hollinshead, of Morris ..•iiMii'-his letter was assigned to the visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Quinn of town, filed petitions yesterday wit Woodbridge Avenue, last week. Works Committee, and Miss Antoinette the Secretary of State as a- n'ationa Mirs Tina Miss Mary Pierce was the week- prohibition candidate for Unite Tim Home Owners Association of Martino attended a card party held end guest .of Miss M. Petrusky of equest for police protection Carteret on Wednesday night. States Senator. On the .ticket with tin1 miner of Correja Avenue an
PASSENGER CAR^ $54"; ! We think we have made it possible for everybody to have a genuine new Frigidaire. In fact we know that our and « HALF TRUCKS plan will enable you to buy your Frigidaire without even $69 ! miosing the money. Come in and select; your new Frigidaire and let us explain to you this marvelous new way of buying . a Frigidaire. > liability up to ?10,000; property damage up to '5,000. Delivered, Serviced, Installed by Factory Experts
Instalment Payment* STORE HOURS STORE HOURS D. P. De Young Daily until 6 P. ML, Daily until 6 P.M. Saturday until , 8-2149-J Saturday until LEON SON 9 P. M. Avenel, N. J. 1 King St., PERTH AMBOY, FlHDJkT,lffAT 13 "!•» Hndb" Wedding AMONG W Y0UN.G.ER Takes Place Tomorrow
Virginia Jerry Jord«t
MLSS SWiTZER IS COACH i r,.:
CHURCH ACTIVITIES Colorful Ceremonies Mrs, WilKaii At Crowning Program Daughi CO-NO R EGATION A L To Be Given Sunday Engagement u -A lA.nL. Gn./.(r On Saturde Procession Will Include Chii- In Sept en dren Of Mary, Also BRIDEGROOM ' ••PhiJ-O-fiurr. The Four Officers Oss-tioe," and "The La« Mr.s. Will! T--»k-*> vot-al KOJOB, ."Mia Lil Kii-1 and "Semi Her Along," were MANY WILJTBE PRESENT nounced the ei ff-'\ of We.stfie Republican Women Plan Laurie," .'"Hirk, H&rk, the h om c of the fu and. The guest =t V which -_^rd- wt-r« Luncheon For June 14 .-,- "Better WaJ*=;rijr," .by Mr-:-. the- n«.--.'.-.- of the Tii*ff(& "w.-*rr«i ".Kr'rf >I:.-.- Howard g- Mr?.. William H. V lr E±] iTiL'h School Business, Social Session Held h r dttrrtt in rt-li Ml£v EiKJ*; Wood. tl «: Inttrdtnoffi At Home Of Mrs. Boos Phi Phi *-< bool, at Lakt M On Monday Evening at si ]~ iin active mn P r t:- b yi«- ri a. n Chu rutirrnen w: A. affair:-. of the MRS. RANDOLPH DIRECTS t.! rn ft Howard is also the nsodtrn dance nuini.'r.'-. A •fUi'l- Kiisehrnan Guild 'r I• j r : purchased from r may l*ir 'p'&y'r/j ;, : kttpin^ with The fJ'J- Mr. Moffett is t,f j i J i: ,-i /-j >{ the S- • i rr. f- r. -j rn o o rK . \\ extfit-Jd Hi^rh f: .- J' \j\i±in*!V-V- and j-:o'.-ial mteting of T.".
, ^ . , .,_•••••• .... • . j;: hbiniitiOTi vf keantjvijiua and tBtiire j3' tbr, ftin b*y. 'lit T pi£uuiJ""|Kfpulalfic . wiyj Jame* Qleason 8I1!3 tilt, 'iik* uf', nc^ , Gr;enwo*fll arie*'said to' b«- J i a? vhe AJnsefican. director i- •Horn- .istaminut road* aiteectioi' -.equalled ^ art t _.! BinUnt, and Qjrril MaD d •= - .' piiW' by' tii€ C&& CfiiiETf'Bj' ,or Xjtec '•.always, think. M in. cona%' ] his famoui role in "(Jnjr.; to* ••I li -CratCe FoBiei; BETCT: Left, like :sn outstanding jJerform£-.,- kh W jOL ' ithree acton IB ilwaj-t ,,-:: ... *rtt»t M, 'rut us-'-' • sei* with one -of the -p-and^Jliat ii one of tht jtj,. 'in any. -cme^?S)in;jErT "wf JACK OAKIE in ;tjwii. interest tizmat Ue. 7 •dteet '',-nf-%ioa? ^c|eo^ai*c but *mi Oween Moo***AJu» ••LOOKING FOR TROUBLE" [unwiadg «t & rapid pact ••• a!| qurU cnJiatbtMsdaojB It wit vf ibe JI»WBJ(J>-.': ,. i» Suuwjcai 'Story ' ' rf tie •theatrical.year;"* jitrf seldom *«B in tb« Ilfassd-t- ud one ot -feel, rhat vin'ie iTOgranemiered 'For gj>e«3 it BnrjJMM* tEytiin^ j -JiBt^tcas erw prodnced beiore. isak- j ' • tht fiiai -tasi naiiertci&er. br in? this rrn» » veritabit "heat t XL, of I •B-fc-Fp" s colorful vhirhrind ('- -r?*^ . and pep from Bt*rt to finisi -r.:ii- j oct E diOI miiicte. ... ; is .hi* Tie entire company comet T: *-bt I MAJESTIC MtjestJc direct from the Mph sp'.-tE CJKTINUOUS 2 to 11 P. M.PERTH AMh! with rHadi.JforgBiL. G««> ; and hot spots of Harlep's night ::fe ; and erery performer, anger, dancer, PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY >jagl, Tfa« JJK> ; and comedian included is tht con;- pscy is ontsandinp, in their particu- QA- Friday, Saturday Matinee 25c, 40c lar line. „ ., ' . J\jC until 7:30 P. M. Evening 30c, 55c tflft ApnE BroocE, ,the, dancinr se'r.Kt- SUN. tai»E of LondoE and Paris; T:^;~y CHILDREN AT ALL TIMES 10c At A & Freddie, two of "tbe.nOFt cievtr youths of their race since .Buri 4; NOW PLAYING — ON THE STAGE fct-c ..'.uiu'v;^ aw .jfcfcrctWLtia* »jxwr feov frvit .New] • BcbK'tE;. DtiriB Ebaebottom, a jjolae-. voiced beauty •with a dynamic wr- IN PERSON Carole Lombard &ad John Barrymor* in "20th Century" Banality; The Creole Beauty CKoVa^. tins- A Columbia Picture opening at the Strand Tomorrow, £ great group of youthfu] Crec:e iifcautitt. and The Barou himself and "THE KING OF RHYTHM" •'. wi JJUB. the *wM- , his -faBH!nE bind,«one of tbe greatest K*.ij«;. u »{,t &rjd rooEt versatile band* in tht ! world todsv. BARON LEE By M»«er drivii^ fvrt* be CoDeen etnrns To FQms AND HIS Muds tf tibt f tfae ttbdat. i : himself, hii sue ; BLUE RHYTHM BAND , whs I Tracy, Oakie Co-Stars WITH THE I In Crescent's Picture Cotton Club Revue for | Screen Heroes Study Many yy 45 HOT-CHA REVUE SEPIA STARS it Detail* Of Telephone Lineman'* Joh .__ SEE — ZITA DANCE — SEE
"i '•"-. z'A ar.o"..r;%r sinri? xo ir.y oow r.',-.-." ja-jgh- Spencer Tracy, star of I MOST DARING SHOW IN AMERICA— KW ruled ii "looking for Trouble," the current 20:h Centurj- picture which is the 75 MINUTES OF FAST ENTERTAINMENT UPHOLD T£X.£?HO^E CHARGE feature film at the Crescent Theatre Jar ((vdifcu '/rgfcOjziB/ oMLtu^i/, wday. • ON THE SCREEN .aMi-cxjBMritt'.mi! jiftd M»y ucri W*x.)i<- 'rumsimtzn a?a;net rtarauel Monk, Atlantic City "av : ZaniH-k, Tracy and Jack Oakie, who t>)<; t&lb ijf 'wA'tijf znt/i'linti, the Uinwy, >: \i m SUITS FORMERLY $17.50 SALE PRICE LIMITED QUANTITY MEN'S AND YOUNG SUITS MEN'S | ! FORMERLY WORK and $20.00 DRESS PANTS While claim-all birds f round and round, • -"• Formerly $2.43 And one boast by Hie next is drowned, SALE SALE To this advice the owl gives voice: PRICE 95c "Test Essolene.. then make your choice!" PRICE We did not buy theae suits for this sale. Every garment^hai.been Fill ^our tank with Essolene and put your car through marked do^njfrom our regular prices. Furthermore, EVERY GAR- its paces. Keep an accurate check on the mileage you MENT IS GUARANTEED ALL WOOL AND BEARS THE SAME. UN- SMITED GUARANTEE AS IF YOU HAD PAID THE ORIGINAL get and compare it with what other motor fuels afford. PRICE. Come early. Quantity and sizes are limited. We make no claims for Essolene. We rely on its per- ON ACCOUNT OF EXTREMELY LOW PRICES THERE WILL BE A SMALL CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS. formance to speak for itself". [Essolube Motor Oil in the crankcase enables Essolene to do its very best\ AT REGUIAR • GASOUNI 167 SMITH STREET Smoother Performance PERTH AMBOY .' ' COB*. 1W ikivi-j&Mttot&M&itftfM PAGE EIGHT Re?. L Devanny Talks vA'3 Disagrees With County Mr*. Ito^m C*npicn. 1«,.-. HWUyuuv-arv.From State w ^»^ ^°£*jKtad alighted Grwrvilk street, mdow of the isie ;n uty. iOe a^™~r hi- car when Clergyman A*kt Awociatio,, fron Patrick Ctamaon. died Sttwdar (Continued from ftwt 0n«) from h» ™r to WSJ KiSw^ria- To Help Fight WaMe l " i then '•!.> per cett of the 1982 cost of "^^ the tax credits given some teacbel*. he was. Jtrnefe by tfte «J»nse ma n HIGHEST QVAIJTY FOR EVERY *e pw*!e». . ^ Mih_,c0 *« 40 years oW, and The Community; M^.»VU , KWU WU&, *1LPU11 mill ..w.^j.... 1/^ OHiC his ih*'ifs* cost m ti,sis.as." feels ID both those years. Mr. Spencer a brother, John Crojwn; three sisters, anyway, Mr. MAKE OF BURNER . MK. ESixabeft Cmitts. Mr*. Anna he'mieW as "Eeach one of us," theRe v r I j remarked, the Independent did half .„ _, _ his records for that in- ! Margaret, two B._ Deranny believes, •• is Owii4"".' F&iffer of Perth Amboy. and Mrs. ; sters are 1 1 the work and received more tiam Jolk of Parlir.. She was a sp^^n. ge jj already using extra : dis parent.„„s ^ - £M; this community,«jji,-<5ach on - • • fttice as much as it had offered to, is respoMible f fpr what \J . ,, PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE of the Rossry Society of St. eTnp]Oj-ej to complete hia records, as.'-nM ---IIJgE m Europe. Funeral services «ill tp j charge for this year's ballots. He; Church. . I-JX Collector and is also v-1—— 't' * jKw at 9A- M. •**»«*«!•»« here." Speakiv^before the v, ; also asserted that "the Independent,, were held Wed- 0^30 at Our Lady Of Mt. Cannel bridge Township Businessmen' ' j knew that the order itas piveu fl»* j __ s-.SO o'clock from «™igtas « i hsnrch in Perth Amboy. Rev. J«lius sociation Wednesday nightnight , t;fv. : days before that letter n»» delivered !tf« at 9 o'clock in St. '" officiate, Interment will be v and had also been cndearorhig to' cal minister urged his hearers to"• •', ' Church, mnere a soleinn re- be mutt balr I in the St., James'cemetery. duce wastage in the communi;-- d & GASOLINE SUPPLY obtain the ofrler fw half the bafljote: Mass was wir.g by the Rer. ! PreEumbsWyj" )fe. Spencer nazard- system's books both | ' TI7ZZT through fires, arreste, busines '•' ii New Bnuurrkk: Ave. COMPANY RAHWAY, N. 3. Dttsten, Interment was jn — • Mr WRINKLELESS asked them partkuUrly to help a?..,, (••4. "at the regular price.* i St. Jasaes cemetery. The pall bear- cies fighting waste — the fire "Th» .letter," Mr. Spencer told,erg were: Joseph• Tieroey, Williaa To make the cover of your ironing fire > we could board free from wrinkles, fasten paniesp, , policep,, Red Cross V PHONE RAH. 7-1263 — NIGHT PHONE WBDG. S-0258 the press table; /"wtsfild hare beCa .GouTden. Joseph 1 pven just as seriwas conaideTation' Eyan, Oifen Du c. over to'the bank, get a-loan for the cover on when it.is quite damp. Scouts, the schools and the chur. •, ' M -a month's salaries, pay off the Joan if it bad eome ttowugti the inaiL [Gerity. The cover will dry slowly and be as Maxwell Logan, president of • •later he admitted "we realise it the following month and clean up the smooth as when yon put it on. business group, reported a tor: ., 1 tee has waited on Committ'i " •srauid. be A. . Jaripe., saying" 'and at-i •whole transaction." • ; F Harry Gerns and Township Attw^.. "we art very, sorry . ye «re •-, A Adv.. WjP Sril It — Leon McElroy and'asked th:t"-.' unable to consider, the. viler... • We ; Legalists Allen Whitinsr J*Uty» In ' | peddler ordinance be enfoh^i 1 202 ANNIVERSARY hope next yeat-Ythat the puWisher^ the committee were:'Mr/Lou^' •. if he feeb eo incUoed, wiD.make i& State Title Piano ConteaU i CtASSIFlED ADS drew Daemond, Harrj'.S: Lag>-.'; offer«earlier." . .'-. " T. Baldwin and Mr. 'Prtwinki'- ' ' GonunitteeiBian William P, Camp- Allen' Whiting-, sevtn-year-old Eon'i LOST - A GREY .KITTEN". RE- Next Wednesday the exo ;••. ' ward if retyrntd *.o oil Linden 1 bell," the onlr Democrat on the Comtimmed from page CM '^ Mr-and Mrs. L. Robcr^Whiingt . committee of the A^sociatir.j-. •.. board, asked. Xr. Spencer if the bal- avenue. meet at the office of the Ind'; • • KELVINATOR lots were printed. Mr. Spencifr said the .Township Vould. receive £*««th» e Third S™?*^AHEU&I $"Ui*-£ Piano ' ^—^—^- ent. they were. "Ar liiye stack - - -of t Playirig Contest, spocsoTtc by the wa* piled, in 'lie Township The Finest In Household A PLACE FOR Everything office near the'entrance to the Products Call Your ing T6om^jjjr*Siilnafai.y as Exhibit J. R. Watkin* Salesman AA/HEN, kelvinatar designed to and :nti'jd;r. thf new Food Rle, a tre- JOSEPH M. RATAJACK ASTOR r fw rr.^r,a 'u? forward step was 891 MAIN ST. FORDS, N. J. Teacher* 'Matt Be Citizent. Tel. P. A. 4-3398-J ts>:Ki ir: electric TcfrigeTation. Dr. Charles H. Elliott. State Com- Nf.v you file your foods— missinoer of Educa-.ior., "aas ruled Dumb«r for C!ass D i5 "Thc' W that persons seeking positions to Sprites," op. -!5 Xo. 2 by SuV SALESMAN FOR WOODBRIDGE dairy pro4ucts, fresh vege- teach in the New Jfrrsey public f Heller. Allen's optional numbtr TOWNSHIP terltt, left-overs, each in its schools, must be ci'.izens of the be -Th, Chase" bf F. Burgm United States. COURTEOUS, PROMPT and scpsrate arid properly Tefrig- a mechanical GUARANTEED SERVICE erated trays. Nor is that all According to present information, i, ' t of Kelvinator efficienq'. You will as mm M enacted there- e offer to lease the track in the BUILDING ON INCREASE. 1 get, in addition, the .World's n-ouir e citizenship;-"'?"r . ts pnrchase by the Town. Construction of new i-^:\''zy !aiunde= ar prerequisi"tdefinitel ^ W. holding various .shi shipp has come from JameF J. Egan. bufldintrs and ahen.:ion? TO ,':<: Fastest Freezing, a below-free^ Offices of tru- -'n \!\» r^pective gov- of Boston. Mr. Eran mil .also pro- building in New Jersey i= or :h« ;r.- mf nz compartment, fast freteing emments," «id Dr. Elliot. ^ tlie. races m the municipal rr,n,e.Mohn J. T-,hey. Jr.. S^.< CLEARANCE SALE tray;, and ample shelf space— _!____ L__ auditorium in Atlantic City and i~ Commi^ioner of Labor, report?. :. • i parts of Kelvinator'efamous p, ,„.-,„ iKi. „.„p - wv,PT, regarded in the sporting world as Rtcord? of '.he State Department —buyin Pleasg froe mm'.n'io advertisersn Lhis . pape— r ^fae" One of the ablest men in the busin-s. of Labor =ho;v that durinc Mar'b ''4 Tcfriycrators in 1." See the The financial status of his syndicate plan? ff»r u-n npr'.- VACUUM ROBERT A. McCALLUM, Prop. favor of the proposition as unquts- ved, a: a valuation/Of S* 1.050. while- Radio Rrpain at Reasonable Coit tionable, the point btir.jf riiade that in February only'five p!sn; for new- and he would pay S6,000 in 'cash to the building's and addition? were appro- CLEANER/ KELLY & McALINDEN Backed by a Written Guarantee Township immediately upon signing ved, at a valuation ' FELT BASE Pure Coticn lb 7 CHICKENS 12 LOOR 34 Mattress TWIN COVERING 65 er Square Yd. FRESH BREAST or NECK MILK-FED STUDIO $3 COMPLETE PANELED Regular it''0*' COUCH grade. New ma- CHOPPED VEAL "REMEMBER MOTHER BED OUTFITS $1 195 terial. AH MI.=. VEAL Pure clean iKl"r- IN THE SWEETEST Two Inner Spring Maltre»«e Paneled bed, link 11 leai, art cover- BEEF 3 Kapok filled box Pillow*. Choice ipring. pure cotton ing*. TENDER, CHUCK CHOPS WA of ruit, green and other cover». mattrex. LBc Detachable pil- lows of .ilk flo.». $ CLEARANCE ON FIBRE CONGOLEUMand 3 25' STEAK 3^25 MOTHER'S Twin bed* may REMEMBRANCE be taken apart. RUGS NEPONSET ART RUGS Would be $37.50 19 9x12 or 9xl0}a I PACKAGE Former pricei range $9 to $22.50 Second, of the $6.95 gradr. F.> GROCERY DEPARTMENT 8,10 and ».12 $6.95 mou* make rug* with the Highly 39c i 60c - 75c RUG BORDER enameled mrface and gay color- BEST CREAMERY STRICTLY FRESH $1.00 UP TO $4.?5 24 inch; yd. .. 33c ing!. $iie* for) any room d DOZ. 1 KARPEN INNER SPRING at all. Slightly irregu- BUTTER ROLL OR 36 inch, TUB LB. 21 19 Special For Sat. - Sun. Yd. 43c MATTRESS 7^x9, $5.50 value $3.77 Reg. $19.50 d»1 195 HOMEMADE 72 inch, 6x9, $4.50 value $277 ALMOND n Ac Yd. 43c ilue ^ I LUCKY 13c SALE! FUDGE *«7 LbBx. INNER SPRING 9x12 All Hair Waffle Rug Pad QUART JAR LARGEST CAN MOHAWK RUGS Today'* regular MATTRESS Special For Mother's Day price $5.95 A famout make! Fine Uye" ft AMERICAN ORIENTALS co»er§, ipring conttructiou. Cu DILL PICKLES 13c PEACHES 13c High-Grade Asst. The Rug with the MILK CHOCOLATES COIL SPRINGS PALCO PALMOLIVE Wilton Weave $. CLEANSER 5 cans 13c C 39c LB. Value $79.50 High Grade Quality $34 AXMINSTER RUGS SOAP 3 cakes 13 8.3x10.6. Ju»t afaw at tkii lo« PHILIP'S 9x12—8V2 $5.95 COLORED Special Sat, and Sun. price. For 14 *r»m TIMES WABF. KTOfelES hsrp cottftMtntly otTrrrd tlrpfntlabiA "TaltKi*. Wf now relt- FREE 12 CRUISES TO 6ER/AUDA lir»l- cur tUh Klrlhilnv trilh iho GREATEST drmonmrattnn ol v»l- You have always wanted to take a Bermuda Cruise and here's Ofv In onr hhlnry! your chance to get one absolutely free. We are celebrating our 24th Anniversary and the treat is on us. Come in and get your FREE lucky coupon today. No obligation PRESIPENT .to buy. Drawings held every Saturday, starting May I2tru SEAT SHALER OF 5 Minnie HOSE VULCANIZER Rfpmlr your piwturfd inner tubM with Mr*. Joseph McAndrews thfi handy mnrhlnr. Mkkti pennuejat npkln In 5 mlnntra. • Who ha« been elected presi- PATCHES—4e Men dent of the Colonia Parent. VtLCANlZER CLAMP liHi Teachers Amotintion for the POLISH coining year. Oennlnn lor. The pro-sent secretary, Mrs. Charles Knauer, and the treasurerr , Mrs. Philip Den Bkyker, t ave re- ports fort the past year. Mrs. Sidney Pinkham, chairman of the'tvay.s and means committee, an- nounced that the recent food sale netted the association S1K.2H. Miss GENUINE Compton asked that the names of InlcHor Rrir Xtiw children whu will enter school next Chemically Treated' fall and the names :mu num't^rCH MIRROR of the parents he handed her so that TOLISHINC .WIT! Btntkff notification of the date of exami- 5c Size CLOTHS Worth 3D(, nation for entrance into school Nt IKrtlllh httitt. xnipht bv sent them. It was decided to give the schoo] children a party «•««!« on the last Wednesday of the school ONLY 5C year as the P.T.A. has done in pre- CHtlOME RADIATO1C vious years. •I The secretary was authorized to- Large .ORNAMENTS, select and purchase a "Past Presi- Assort«4 dent'" pin to be presented to Mrs. Taylor at the first fall meeting. The CHAMOIS if>Qu books (riven for thu largest attend- Size IB" t !0" SH ance of mother:; were -won by Miss Worth *0(H! 19c Ludlow, second and third grade, and Miss Mazieka, fourth and fifth (Trade, HINGE MIRROR each of whom had seven mothers ONtY 39c present. Clean and sanitary, mw I ONLY The nominating committee was 5llp-oorer style. Siriped I composed of Miss Compton, Mrs. WHEEL washable materials. Atinc- | SPORT GOGGLES Howard Fletcher, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Genuine GENERAL live striped cclors. Saywell and Mrs. George Keller. Mrs. BRUSH |Chxorae mirror, Frank Pattison and Miss Ludlow TUBE REPAIR enuneled, ^ acted as tellers. Those present in- Ttjnplco bristlca. Sit fat SEAT COVERS et, Wnrib 4»c eluded Mrs. ,1. Taylor, Mrs, Philip OUTFIT m)n. Wood hanlk. SEDANEDANS and Den Bltyker, Mrs. James Gurrid, e tUe kit. CM<- COACCOACHEH S Mrs. Sidney Pinkham, Mrs. W. Deli- «rtllt «« e»«- 4c sle, Mrs. 11. W. Fletcher, Mrs. Harry j tWK re»«JTf. NICKEL PLATED Ludkig, Miss Compton, Mrs, Joseph •••• 42c s.t 79c IUJ mil - coo- <••••''- ' For driving and McAndrews, Mrs. Frank Pattison, I Abo DELUXE Qualify St»t Covers at U*\ tailed >»1lch. TOUCff-UP ENAME[. I anniversary sale prices. U» lidll.. general sport- Mrs. Bancroft Livingston, Mrs. Ar- WMth iU. wear. Metal thur Saywell, Miss Agnes Christop- AUTO TOP hersen, and Miss Mazieka. DRESSING frames. Choice 6LOSSV RI.ACK of assorted col- SIS* Slip CUM or 1 e n s e s. ABOUT COLONIA Worth 4Sc. — By KATHLEEN FLETCHER — nati West Hill Rd. Phone Rah. 7-0786-M- Mrs. L L Cene Heads Valv AUTO RADIO SETSP Flower Show On 26th Neighborhood Gardeners Name Mrs. John Anderegg To Judge The Exhibits ear Them.'" MrLfTr Mrs, Edward K. Cone of Dover y°ur owl __ WITH TuQ£ y Road has been chosen as the chair- man of the Spring Flower Show to be held by the Neighborhood Garde- : ner.? of Rahwav, and Colonia in a °"> Price / store, on Irving street. Mrs, Cone will have several assis- tants. Mrs. Oscar Wilkerson of RRUNSWIC¥ Woods Lam-, Colonia, will have charge of the tablus and Mrs. John TESTED QUALITY — SEEDMAN CERTIFHSP ^ TIRES _^ HEAVY DUTY 13 PLATE Anderbpgg of Dover Road will act famous for Quality- as a judge. There will be several un- unsual exhibits, one of them 'a pitcher and tray arrangement and 100 PURE PENN. OIL STORAGE BATTERIES also an arrangement for a table MONEY PRIVATETO CAPTAI N MORE THAN 50% MORE EARN FRANCE 1918 can learn bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand and Type- Wmw^lKkfwHr \Mi NON-SKID MILEAGE *Hting at home in, half the time, and at one-fifth the cost of Firestone Tires are Trade Tested on tho a buiineis college. You can complete ,the course m greatest proving ground ip. the world«— they ing or banking, and receive your diploma in two have woji this claeslc for fourteen conaecutive •' DAN KEB. . You can learn to write over 100 word» a minute in years. sh«rthand in less than two mpnth», and you can become an ex Pert, rapid typist in six weeks. Firestone Tires uro KOAD TESTED ou the large fleet of Firestone test culrs, day mid night A small down-payment and easy monthly terms will get every day, in tho year, over all kinds »f roada ^ started immediately. Complete satisfaction and a good MAYO •ad highways. {|wt.on guaranteed, or your tuition will lie refunded in full. Nine Cami V »d ten cent, in coin or stamps for complete descriptive liter- See thci* new Firettonc High Speed Tire* made •< th» Fireitone Factory , ^>e of the courses in which you are intereoted. Do it today. Never D< •nd Exhibition Building al "A Ctnhiry of Pfogr*ii"-Op«ning Me* M' I »Helsatiieletsworker, aforaefol.talker, a AMERICAN teen suidenuoffipvernment, a human William Godson of Old wr Mr. vtA Mrs. John MB*S of Wert Highway returned from Kewnort Cliff-Road haVe as theiT gaest this spent the week-end with his f , High School's Golfers * wl" elan in t»p dicing held its New York (Sty, Sunday. a nily. weefc» Mrs. Hiss's mother, Mrs. regular practice in the School" audi-1 Mrs. Eve Patterson of McFarland Mr. and Mr«. George Lewi» DRY FLY HSHING DEMONSTRATES Grab* of Neis York City. - daughter Frances Anne of and tonum Tuesday night, after the ks- Road had as her guests Mr. and Mrs •icw Soft Bat Netmen Win Mrs. Peter Murphy and • her jdaugh-' , ^avenue Bpcnt Sunday at the sllr!r,! WHAT ANGLING FINESSE REALLYJS TO Jo*n were the luncheon 'guests Leisure Time in Woodbridge Town- Weequahic Racquet Squa•ad j £>f Mrs. Ed-ward Ryan of Xeirark on ship, entertained the group with motion pictures. Bow* In 3-2 D*f«*t To By RALPH S. KELLY Tuesday, • At* . Now we will try .dry fly fishing. Here we can demonstrate Woodfcridge Mr. and M*a,llGharles Rnaner and , Muter, MtfJubii' Aiirttt Club what finesse really is. >. • • their family were the „guest s of Mrs. |.The Colonia Men's Republican NIGHT RACING Woodbridge Higrh School'? two! To get the most satisfaction, one desires the best equip- Knaner'Knauer's mother &t Atlantic High' - | Club held its regular monthly meet- land* on Sunday. i ing in the Colonia School last night. sporu teamE finished on the meni he can afford. The rod should be light with plentpy y of Eide of the ledger' last week. - • . I several amendments to the by-laws BACK j backbone, not quite so flexible as tbe wet fly rod.The feather- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of En- [ suggested. Committeemen John The s broke even in two mat- made in wer e n«M Road entertained their son 1 jjngsey and Howard Madison were "H to 9 PO the leader and .._ his wife of Jersey City i _ "speakers. B uest TO help prevent snb- Sond*y ; used, sometimes « toiAU'by Lfceoln T>mbo>r V^ - e ft worfd of ]tuun called dope. Mr. and Mrs. A. Moffett have re- Mr. and Mrs. Garry Den Bleykey r Alfred Tyrell, No. I man on th« xhe r«el frhould be of a weight in A good dry fly angler. fishes so turned from San Antonio, Texas and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. READING! % Wftodbridge nuMjuet, squad, lost. to. proportion to the tod to give prop*r. thoragWy- and carefully that he ad-are at their hoffle on Fairriew ave- Franklyn Green, formerly of Colonia Staffer .of the Newarket* by U ,-5 ^ ^i &e Unl, ^JonM ^ ,»£„,. vances-but a hundred yards or so in nae. and now of Greenwich, Conn. and EmiJ-.Urban bo^ed to Caplam].d for the be?rt Mroite. Here again two or more hours fishing. .« 6-V6-2. Bat Captain flmry Howell 1 ^.,ine ^u^ mtieh the'rod as to Nympti FUhiaf. ' The Colonia Girl Scouts Purple! Miss Mary Baum of North Hill SAT. NIGHT, of Woodiridre. tripped Ra*H» !n two' weI|rrt. The leader should W *»out . There is stall another method of T*i>op wili meet tonight at 'RotM was, the guest of Hp. Edward set*, 6-1 and ,10-8, and 7 H feet' and tapered without a loop, tront fishing that hase become quite the home orff theithir leaderldM, Mrsi . CtCal1- TownsenTwnsend of New York City for lunlun- 'bien won both Hcrablei. Urban and as the flieif Used are' e$*d and have vin Johnson, and will cheon at the Bronxville Countrj- Howell paired successfully »g»in*t nymph tf a *~'~ * * • • - - ^pletj plans ing. ?'] for (Ae annual be held Club. . • Glass and Ra-witz, 4-6, 6-1. 0-0, and . Fitii Up- Stream. " , . 4 N Mrs: Charles C. Mitchell of Dover Trrrell and Bob Bwkhwatee had it! y^ft >ng]ert prefer to fish Road, is1 recovering from an attack LANGHORNE CLICKED! iof laryngituVdue to' which the last it ssQuId be; sunk deep, eVefi.to the; •' ; . , .. meeting' of , the Choral Society was AND WE'RE HEADING &ACK TO THE for tfce township in the 7.4-1H- golf consider it proper. It i*, best tto con point of bottom fishing, but like all routt" b y &*«!)&*!)« att. ththe CoipniCini a CouflCoufl - i centracentrall ywywr efforteffortss mormoree on p*r-trout 1tire$ it must he kept moving. Mrs. Fred Albee has returned to postponed till this week. OLD PENNSYLVANIA STAND try :Clul> Monday. McMiAsei, also! feet '.cast* than on distance. Aft^r &er home on West Hill-Road, slight- This njrmph is rather effective in " Miss Gertrude McAnlhew?. enter- won 2H poititpt B againsg t Hillsidillside at jypu havhaee decided d where yoy u want tie "clear water,, even on bright days. BttBattll e Hill BillBill y MillrMiller" took all fly..toflyto land.keeland,.keep making falw easts ng up from Florida-, near p tained in honor of her fourteenth v Under such conditions .considerable birthday at a dinner p.iny Wednes- three points' in his match—one for and on each cast lengahen: the Hite skill is required to present the ter. Mrs. Albee and her'maids' IWT- .«K)I. nine^ad-onfe .fox ifce. nakb—i«MJ^the required length , f hue, n 1 rowly escaped sericus injury , when day. The table decoration? were in o nymph without the anglter being seen •pink with a huge birthday cake as Lymim Peck and Lee McMichsel also j ouT>ow.;-co»p«te-your cast by, the fish. ''••., her car overturned.' HANNON! WINN! contributed counter© to the- fl-6'win--,|, Ap almost perfect.cast is one made « To become a proficient, fly caster I . ' the centre piece. ,The JTSCS'F were: ners. Peck's'edge was 2^-H, b'ntiin sucha manner the fly lands first,'j one should have plenty of practice. < Th? dramatic jrro'jp rr!et in the , Mr?.' Mae Merriefield, Miss Muriel Lee Joist 1-2, ••» • 'cocked,; (that is, wings upnent) and i |You nec-d not necessarily vim a; Colonia School Tu«day night with MrAndrews, Henry L'avin. Billy . Monday, thehl' golferf s tackl'kie RRossii - the line and leader should be in a ! ! Fletcher and her parents. After din- Driving for HANKINSON ! Ftream. Simply cast en your own ' severanot l new member?. The group -will le again at, Roselle while the. three ;straight line from the angler.. This ji lawn, placing targets of cardboard ! meet as usual next Tuesday but ner the young folk? played camos. MOTOR MAD SPEED MERCHANTS — tennis brethem engage three oppon- should be accomplished without pro-; or paper in the desired location. At .will meet on W.ednc-Jay in the-'home ents during the week—Cranford at diicin? a ripplil e upon, thhe FUrfacf e of first have these targets in the open of Mrs. McAhdreiv? at •- P. M. The' Mif? Julia deRusEV of Weft Hill RACING THROUGH THE NIGHT Cranford Monday, the Faculty here the water. arid as you advance place- -.h'.-m under-first play will be presented May 24th Road has left to spend the sununer Tuesday and Cranford here Wednes- The fly is allowed to float until i trees, shrubbery etc. 1 ?ha:l not bore ; under the sponsorship of the Lei-in New Brunswick. day. •' i.= deemed advisable to n-trive. No you telling how to cap* other than to l ?.ay you should use or:h the wrist. ; • Placing a folded newspaper under! : the arm near the elb< "' a? you cast will help develop the proper wrist'; Savings for Home Owners! , movement. ' ; Watch the a re!;-!? alonj: the! ; stream and when you catch them at i leisure, ask .questior.-. The best of! them are only 100 -.viilincr to help a j OUTSIDE PAINT EVENT novice and you will find them sports-: men of the first ^rder. Everything' .pertaining to trout angling is signi-j i ficant of grac-. Vou should cast | ' gracefully, absolutely without effort, j The fish will ri>e and-take the fly j Smart People Buy Paint by the Job-Not Price Per Gallon gracefully. You must play and net | the fish pracefully. You should take I your defeats gracefully, but when! you tell later how the big one got I SHERWIH-WILUAMS j away, you must lie like a gentleman. ! (This is the lait of a >eriei by j Mr. KeUy on trout angling.) ! SWP HOUSE PAINT WITH CARELESS GREASING Know before you buy what the paint for P Would you contiitently try to win against loacU-d dice Yet you your home will cost. And find out too R gamble your motor against unbeatable dds whin you use "cheap" Colonia K 0 grea«ing terrice. Give your car break—have your greasing done how many years of protection it assures. rj here quick service that pleatcs. (Continued from page 10) '< SWP costs less per job because it goes will be served in the homes of Mrs. : u \' rsajTvc-li, Mrs. Charles Knauer and ; farther, looks better and lasts longer. A .Mrs. A. Woodward after which there c COMMUNITY SERVICE will be bridge. At a later date the' proven paint on millions of homes. Colors. A. GERNS, Prop. C. ,0.' I. -will ajso hold ,,a, rummage ' Main St., cor Pearl WOODBRIDGE -«»ie. •:•• ' ' •. rr:-- i The Right Amount fdr Every Need—N il Waterbury of Chain- j 55c Pt.' 1.00 q*. 1.85 ^ gal. .JO-Hills Road is now assisting in the i ^'handicraft classes sponsored by the j Leisure Time program throughout j the township. Mr, and Mrs. Vaughn and their family of Railway will move into Miss Irving';; home on Old Lincoln I Highway when Miss Irving leaves for Join Our Drive for Beautiful Porches! Long Island, Maine, next week. Mrs. Howard Fletcher of West Hill S-W PORCH AND DECK PA Road was a luncheon guest in New York City on Monday. Goodbye unsightly porches. During our Outside AT LAST YEAR'S LOWEST PRICE! Miss Patricia Byrne of North Hill Paint Event only you can buy S-W Porch and Road was a New York visitor on Saturday. Deck Paint at a special reduced price. It beauti* fi.es and protects your porch! _ Easily applied— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loecsh of Enfield Road entertained their easy to clean. Won't show heel marks. 5 colors. daughter and her family of Newark. } 2 Gal. al*o reduced to $1.69 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corbett and their daughter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, Ryan and family of Seabright. For fawn and Porch Furniture Save a$ You Dress Up Your Car Mrs. Peter Murphy and family were visitors in Philadelphia Sunday S-W ENAMELOID S-W AUTO TOP DRESSING at the home of Mrs. Murphy's sister. A bright, colorful, quick-drying enamel 'Give your auto top another year Mr. and Mrs. C. C 'Mitchell of West Hill Road had as their Sunday for exterior use. Will not soften under the tection and add to the appearance guests, Mr. and Mrs. Max Neinstadt hot gun. Withstands weather exposure. 'car. Easy to apply. Waterproof. and their family of Palisades, N. J. / Event Special JL^ pt. Event Special The Colonia Junior; Stamp Club met at the home of Marjorie Wood- Qt. Also Reduced to $1.19 UV^ can Pt. Atio Rtductd to 59c 1 37 ward on Pairview avenue, Friday night. After the usual exchange and examination of stamps the group en-! joyed a social hour of games and re- freshments. Dorothy Hamilton, Mar- S-W FLOOR ENAMEL S-W AUTO ENAMEL jorie Woodward, Robert and Marga- ret Knauer, Janet and Harry Ellis, A tough durable enamel. Ten iRenew your auto finish at small Bun- Reeb, Bobby Wilkerson,! Henry Lavin, R. Reeb, Fritz Volker and popular colors. Thrift sizes. cost. Black. Thrift sizes/ Gertrude McAndrews attended. 60c:pt.' $1.00 50c 80c Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAndrews of West HiH Road attended the fune- ral of Mrs. McAndrews' uncle, Mr. Bocard in Brooklyn on Saturday. S-W SPAR VARNISH S-W OPEX AUTO POLISH Rexpar is tough, weather resist- Mr. and Mrs. L. Peck and their Cleans, waxes and polishes in one family had as their dinner guests ing. For "exterior use. v operation.11" Thrift sizes,' I Sunday, Dr. Fred Albee and his son Teddy who was in Colonia for the 6OC pt. Handy Household Six* day, Mrs. ' Albee will return from 55c X P* 85c MEN! New Spring Florida next week. ' , r ! Mr. and Mrs. Wiljiam Byrne of S-W STUCCO 6-CONCRETE PAINT S-W SHINGLE STAIN N'ijrth Hill Road had as their woek- A permanent oil paint that seals ond guest Mrs. Byrne's brother Jack A bright permanent stain for all ; Hryson of Brooklyn. • the surface. Colors. types of shingles. Economy sizes. ] William B. Knause of Colonia $3.15 gall in 5 gal. tixe SUITS < I Boulevard, who lias- beeu in Frank- •'•. Slightly Higher) A \ ; fort, Kew York, for the past two J j years, returned to his home this ; i week, EvenHOT GREASE Will Not Sttin AH Silk Lined WORTH $20.00 Famous m FREE.. 44 page color fcoo^ RADCUFFE \' Mi's;. Stanley Smith of Hoffman SHEFtWIN-WlLLIAMS CUSTOM :: j Boulevard had as a week-end guest, Standard $30.00, M Mrs. ! Lillian Canning of New York The Home Decorator TAILORED value for this of- City,' Semi-Lusire fering only Wall William Farr, Senior, of HolTman 111 Painting Suggestion*! CLOtfHES $ 00 Boulevard, was the guest at a church Easyjo.keep brighTand'clean; because 20 79 Colot Schemes 95 Unconditionally ruuniun in Now York City on Sun hot greaBe; finger and pencil marks, ink 15 up Guaranteed day. ' •pots/etcTTreadily wash off. Even steam Actual color suggestions Mr. J. Adams of Old Lincoln High- has*n AND me K 2AV«> MC FROM. BWH4 t;w.~ ^u•^ fX. MM in TO A, setnvT c* T.M ~ THE KELLY KIDS"" UMVUM! SMELLS PAKIN6 WW » A W.Y I PREAD AROUND rOIHER BECAUSE WE EAT $|i£H A LOTFA LIKE BAK1N' DAY! HO0SEWHER1 AND MA'S MIXIN BREAD) "WEREAIMT ATHUMPtN"Bl6 BATTER! N0WI6OTIA MDtfr AU. *KEEPMEEYEON:THE .1 SEE BABE LAY THE BAT WHERE Wil HAS KNOCKED DOTHEMOSTGOOD! ANOTHER BAU.OWA 1 THE LOT Jf"| jJES-WWT T»LL.l 6ET EM: T BETCHA COU(ff ME IH OH THAI lLliFATTEH HY BATTIN" y ^BWTWfi SHJEEJOO.1! &*• nfl PROBLEM WAS- WBOKlfi GOOD PRINTING WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, M&¥ 11,1934 PAGE FIFTEEN Neir 12 178.01 Thergesen „ 26 168.04 some friends Friday afternoon at and Mrs. John Braining of West fcve- flaylor Leads Bowlers Haffncr 14 177.11 Brady _ ,.... 38 162\2« three tables of bridge. Among those nuo for the past few days. W. McCann 51 177.81 Mftndemakcr 34 161.04 Junior League Fetes present were Mrs. Martha Zettlemo- 177.13 Mr. and Mrs. H. D .Clark and .their G. Jaeger 33 Boka g 158.C7 DOINGS IN SEWAREN yer of West avenue, Mrs. Chnrles H. daughters, Mary and Catherine, of With Average Of 192 177.29 eats 42 158..13 r FOSTER "'oil and Mrn. Frank A. Hankin of Cliff road spent tho week-end with Isoa — 74 177.27 iNotahqy •. ...^.r-10 <• IJB4.02 Miss Henry At Party Ittnt, nysmre, .Sfcwnrcn. 404 Cliff Mi Phono Wo. 8-O87BJ Mr. and Mrs. Chftdea A. WiswftH of (continued from Sport Page) G. Deter , '."*& 175.39 )emtiresfc ...; _. 19 162.02 Mr. and Mrs. James Chasey of Wilmington, Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. A, Leo 64 175.05 Porna „ 23 150.21 Sewing Club Honors Member I ,i,c Woelpcrs with 2,94 C. for Long Branch visited Mr. and Mrs. Wiswall were former residents of W. Jaeger 48 175.32 Romond 8 145.02 At Impromptu Celebration Charles H. Coil of East avenue. Cliff Road., ..Sewaren. A. Levi 70 173. Woelper ..-. :... 11 142.02 The Sewaren Independent Repub- Mllimipn beaten in the roll-ofTs for Of Her Birthday Mrs,, ytfei("H. Turner^of East ave- Gross ,. 76 172.16 Sewaren Group Gives lican Club held a meeting in the Sc- nue visited friends in* New YWk ln,lli the second half and full-season T. Sullivan 22 172.39 warcn School last Thursday nght, 'ity recently. 'l|ji"i, the. Fleas did draff down the Siessel, Jr , 46 172.49 A mooting of the Junior League with Dr. C. G. Dcrick presiding. t Sowing Club was held Thursday af- Mr. nnd Mrs. Roper F. Gimbernat ...t'teani average. That "was 897.01. E. Simonsca 813 171.11 Dance, Entertainment Severn! speakers addressed tho nttendtd a theatre performance in Perna Flings Challenge ternoon nt the home of Miss Anne group, including Ernest Nicr, Mr. The other clubs finished with av- J. Bernstein 25 171.14 Mueller of East avenue. The mem- New York City. ...rcs of: Craftsmen, 886.74; Scli- Roberta 42 171.30 Junior Happiness Girls Stage Zullo, Leon McElroy, Mr. C. Knrrell, v'nVd-s, 0(55.81; Woelpers, 854.17; bers sewed on pntchwork quilts Mr. Gems, Mr. Burger, Mr, Moran, The Sewaren History Club will C, Schwcnzer ., 73 170.21 At Mesick Legionnaires which will be sold when finished. meet on Wednesday afternoon, May M.U'ods, 854.15; Avenel, 844.15; R. Sullivan 52 170.14 Two-Act Comedy As Part and Mr. George Luffbarry. Plan? '".,,11 Oil, 823.32, and Parkways, The proceeds of the sale will be used wore completed for the card party lli, at the home of Mra. John G. Wal- D. Krohne 77 169.71 (Continued from Sports Page) Of Their Program for a community project. ker in Wntchung. Miss Daisy Rush L! -,.19. Hanson 83 169.17 which wns licld at the Sewnron 1 Pernn victory on Saturday. Ho al- After tho meeting, a surprise School on Wednesday, May !). A of West avenue is scheduled to read Hie individual averages: G. Levi 27 169.10 The dnnce and entertainment birthday party was given for Miss n paper on "Famous Women." v, | ,r G6 192.24 lowed six hits and permitted liim- social hour was enjoyed and re- v ( Karo h. 20 169.15 Riven by tho Junior Happiness Girls Doris Henry of West avenue. -',,,relski 17 iflO.lfi self to he ganged for four runs in freshments served. Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel J. Henry of N P. Schwenzer „.., 82 1G8.36 Friday evening at th'e Kewareh Those present were: Misses Jane West 'avenue nnd their family spent 7G 186.18 PetraS \5l the seventh inning, the Liths there- Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Coil of 108.01 g, School wns well attended. Christie, Jane Van- Idersline, Dorris East avenue attended the funern the weok-rnd at their summer homo •p, ruins 27 180.11 A. Gerity 31 168.23 by tyti ; tthhe score. In thhe next tturn Iris Rowley and Blla Horner were Henry, Dorothy .Incobs. Normn t services for Joseph Chnrles of in LauroHon. i,, simonscn G3 184.B2 Urbanski Fi9 187.57 at but, Sulo's mates fixed things up the first on tho program with n piano Smith and Ruth Mnthiascn of West Bloomficld. The Democratic Women's Associa- r Mcsick - 23 184.21 Aaroo '•..... 65 167.06 with their fifth—and deciding- and saxophone duet. A two net com- iivenue, Mary Constance Clark ol John Bmning's mother of Phillips tion of the Third Word met Tuesday Al - 27 184.1-f Gcrik 14 107.29 counter. edy was presented called "A Day CHIT Iload and Anne Mueller nm burg, •!'»., has bcOn the guest of Mr, night at the Port Rending School. ' U 184.28 Gilrain - 38 1,00.44 Tomorrow, Perna's prides are bill- and A Night." The enst included: Margaret Hadden of East avenue. j[ Deter 7fi '183.2? Sieasel, Sr. .... G5 160>.O2 ed with Emperes A. C. at home with Gladys Sullivan, Catherine Peterson, V,'. Larson 30 .183.08 Kovack '. 0 166.26 the Newark Reihera coming in the Anna Rowley, Letti Hanson, Knther- Motor Boat Club Meets j1" Kinhorti ..:-...-> 83 182.67 E. Osborno 4G 166.10 next day. ine Tappen, Georgia Noviel, Helen The opening of the Sowaren Mo 'j,' |,;irson 78 182.27 J. Schwcnzor 69 165.11 As for the calibre of his club, pre- Trie'der, Elsie Nemeth and Eraia tor Boat Club Sunday afternoon and Deak 14 sent and future, the Avonel mana- Bufflap: The play wns directed by evening was a very successful affair . ]' K in horn 30 180.18 1G4.3C ger proclaims at various moments: Miss Clara Nelson. Another piano About 150 members and friends at- |/ Kinliorn " 29 180,0!) Renting , 58 164.04 Turner '. 39 "Avenel A. A. issues a direct and saxophone duet was played by tended. l,,,i,h 75 •180.20' . 163.18 challenge to the Woodbridge Ameri- Iris Rowley and Ella Horner. Follow- An Italian spaghetti dinner was •mlhers 15 178.14 jBokus 39 can Legion for a three game tjeries ing was a tap dance by Carol Urcnis, served at G:00 o'clock to tho mem- in the iattor part of the season." .a song by Buddie Swetz, a dnnce .by bers and friends at tables arranged "The fans will be treated with Kathleen ,Kozusko, a vocal solo by in the clubhouse and on the lnr^e Enjoy the Freshness sflme of the best stars in the County Ina Cairns, an xylophone solo- by open porch. Music for dancing was who hereafter will play with Avenel. Charles Gabble, and a dnncu and furnished by Patsy Catanu and his It wwill take more thnnjlie American song: by Kathleen Kozusko. orchestra.' of Quality Produce Legion to beat thethemm, After the entertainment, music for Tho way to be sure of fresh fruits and "Avenel , will have one of the dancing1 was furnished by Palsy Ca- Art Department Attends Shaw strongest- teams in the County and tano and his orchestra. The lhembers of tin- Woman's vegetables at all times is to patronize we issue a direct challenge to Monk Club art department which includes the convenient ASCO Store near your Mack's team." Mrs.- A. W. Sclieidt ut East avenue, home. Our buyers select only the finest Et cetera, et cetera. Mrs. Samuel J. Henry of West ave- the market affords — which means the Get it? Mrs. G.E. Mr Slated nue, Mrs. Fred J. Adams, of West Well, here are the lineups: ,•' avenue, and Mrs. C. W. Barnekov, finest that grows— Avciiil A. \. rjtliiuilnn D. O. Jr. of WoodbridRC, attended an ex- 1'OH All 11 H POH ATI II H To Be Head Of Library hibit of oil paintings and sculntorinir Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest Potran, .(.'.P. 3 1 rnnilp. H.H. 4 Klltornkl, 2H. -4 3 P.Znnler, 211. 4 at Trenton. • IMlllKrhip, S,H. 3 1 CinrlliH, C.F. 4 Mrs. Daniel V. Rush Discusses Punier, . <;. 2 fj HoKnn, L.F. 3 New Fancy New ginnyuk, . O. ^ 0 Hnviin, IB 4 Increase In Circulation Miss Catherine Tappen visited M, n.V. 4 2 HlKKlnH, p.rf 3 Bayonne Sunday where nhe witness- ONIONS Kiuiljii-k. I,.F. 1 0 J. Zanlor, 3D 2 At Sewaren. ed a. celebration by the American POTATOES ).\ IVil'tn, 111, 3 2 Swarnli?, . C. 3 SuM, .. 1". -I I) Wn'drn, It. F. I Lepion. 3 lbs 10c Lllinl, .. 111. * « Trliskn, . lr. 2 At the annual meeting of the Se- Arthur Olsen of Woodbridgo Ave- 5 lbs 17c waren Free Public Library held at nue, Martin Hansen of Sewaren ave- FANCY STRING BEANS Large Juicy GRAPEFRUIT 3J ii I) 30 4 8 nue, and Francis Parsons of Prince- rii hy JnnJrKfl: the library, the following oflkials 2 lbs. 17c 2 for lSc Avenel A. A. D 0 0 0 1-0 ,1. . 1 x—r, ton, motored to Washington, D. C, Large Juicy Florida) ORANGES nn i>. • e. » ••» o I) o *• id o—i were. selected~by the nominating and spent the week-end. Nearby FRESH ASPARAGUS Two IIIIKP lill Slkonilcl. ftnsi>« nouhcement was made i.'uU "mu*ic night" will be obsen'ed on the even- ing of May 25. with a musical pro- William Smith of Meinzer Street, 1 gramme. It was &!?•:• decided to hnd as his pue?t on Saturday a fcU, write a letter to the B:;*rd of Edu- tow-office worker, John Anderson, of cation reque?tinp a larc-r bus fnr N'ew York •City. transporting children ir-im the Averiel School next year. ' Mrs. W. Gery and Vivian (len-, of During- the elcition of c-'ficc-rs. °f Ridccwood, returned to their homo which Mr;. Dfcnato, Mt5. Beckley on Saturday, after spending several and Mi's. Urban acted as j'J i^cs and days with their son and brother, W. SCHINDEL'S GREAT MAY VALUE EVENT IS THE TALK OF THEteller?, the following officv-t- were E. Gcry whom they had come to see j elected: Mrs. Alex Tarcz, ])iv-Mer,t; direct the Black and White Minstrel ' Me. C. Ballinger. first \I..V-;TI.si- at the Avenel Scnool last Thursday. TOWN. EVERY ITEM A CERTIFIED VALUE. BRAND NEW DEPEND- dent; Miss Bertha Schernu-rwrn. ln ABLE QUALITY MERCHANDISE GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE second vice-president f Mrs. J. >>- .. A card party for the benefit of secretary; Mrs. Charle? K'l^n. the Sons and Daughters of Liberty treasurer. was held at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Mrj. Donato Installs Officers WOMEN'S TAFFETA WOMEN'S FABRIC Frank Bahson, on George Street, WOMEN'S NEW WOMEN'S NEW These officers were install-: <•>' last nipht. The awarding of prizes Mr?. P. J. Donato, a past pre?:'i- ::'. and refreshments closed a pleasant BLOUSES HOOVERETTES SLI PS GLOVES of the association, after the rvtir- 79c Value 1 inp president. MR. William K•.;;:-- , 69c Value. 59c Value 79c Value ! miak, had been presented with a 1 l i Thy family o£ $. rJwFliefrel, of Fait color Straight or V An ideal gffl I paE?-prt ssh*nvsT)iir and corsage,- The Harry here for Mother. now president and Mt'f. J. JcnH1.11. East OrafiE?,' has" VentefPthe house' for thil alue printi; daintily neck Lace trim ::*. the comer of Manhattan Avenue. trimmed; an Many styles and the retiring' trc-asurc-r, who wii; u they will '"'I or tailored. All i.r.'i Burnet Street, formerly owned WE CARRY A FUl outst indi n-g fabric! to move 'next week to Hillside, mit quickly at thit ;i;i,; occupied by the Hixons. LINE OF value. tizet. choose from. also presented with corsatrtr. low price. 34 '-. A'pleasing surprise awaited the FEIGENSPAN'S w members when they withdrew to the SCHMIDT'S w IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY manual training room, where the RUBSAM & MOTHER'S DAY MOTHER'S DAY MOTHER'S DAY 99/378 lartre work bench was decorated for ;TO- JOHN J. MC CONNELL and HORRMANN GIFT SUGGESTION GIFT SUGGESTION GIFT SUGGESTION •a shower for two teachers,- Mr?. Jo- ' MRS. JOHN' J. MC CONNELL, his BALLANTINE'S \ seph Stern, who was married at < KREUGER'S wife, her Christian name being un- KING'S, BREIDT'S Crisp New Reg. $1 Women's .faster time- and Miss Mary Hansen. ! known: Pure Silk who wil be married shortly to John I BEERS, ALES, By virtue of an Order of the PORTERS Pure Silk Full Fashioned Jensen of Fords. .The table was [ Court of Chancery of New Jersey, Wash centered with a lar^e umbrella dec-; made on the Fourteenth day_ of orated in yellow and white under April, A. D., 1934, in a cause where- HOSE which were hidden two electric in the Atlantic Highlands Building SLIPS waffle irons, the sift? of the Asso- ouy uOrpor ciation. Baskets of tulips, and purple ate, is Complainant, and John J. Mc- C fleur-de-lis added a festive touch. Connell, et als, are defendants, you Mrs. Charles Klein was in clwise "f are required-to app.env ,and-nns,\vfir FAMILY LIQUOR STORE the shower and Mrs. Goertze of the this bill of complaint on or before the Fifteenth day of June, next, or 84 refreshments of cake and coffee. 82 MAIN ST., WOODBR1DCE 44 the said bill will be taken as confess- 94 Lace trimmed-adjmt- Young or old no wo- ed against you. For Mother, or even for able shoulder straps, fine man has too many Silk The said bill is filed to foreclose PHONE WDBG. 8-0858 yourself. Drenes like quality. Silk crepe, all for two certain mortgages made by these at this low price this low price. Hurry. All Stockings. An ideal gift George Smith and Ellen Smith, his will surely make a hit. sizes. for Mother. wife, to the Atlantic Highlands Reg. and extra sizet. Building1 and Loan Association, Body Corporate, one hearing date March 2nd, 1925 and recorded in the Mid- Women's, Misses' JUST 300 Tell It To Mother dlesex County Clerk's Office on With a New March 16th, 1925 in Book 453 of Mortgages on pages 21G, etc., and SMART the other mortgage dated September WOLBER 3rd, 1929 and recorded in the Mid- DRESSES dlesex County Clerk's Office on No- FOR GOVERNOR vember 8th, 1929 in Book GIG of ON HATS Mortgages on pages G4, etc., and be- ing numbered and designated as Lots Numbers Eight and Nine in "New Jersey's Guess Men" Block 442E on the "Map of Iselin, ON TOGO situated at,Iselin, Woodbridge Town- AT ship, County of Middlesex, State'of New Jersey, Surveyed and mapped 7:30-7:45 by Larson and Fox, Civil Engineers, TONIGHT Size 14 to 54 173-9 Smith Street, Perth Araboy, W.O.R. Tlie most popular styles of Now Jersey," and located in the tliq day! Rcdingotes, jacket, Township of Woodbridge, ' in the styles; in pastel shades, coin County of Middlesex and State of "Who Owns the dots, polka dots and all the Formerly New Jersey. Practical Bags with top And you, John J. McConnell, are new prints. An actual $5.00 To $1.49 handles. Government" value. Mis« Rosalie Nash of Wedge- made a defendant because you are Dressy Pouches in Smart wood avenue, Woodbridge, the owner of the. said mortgaged ON Colors. WOMEN'S - MISSES' Newest styles, brims and tur- councilor of Pride of New Jer- premises. Underarm Bags witk sey, Sons and Daughters of And you, Mrs. John J. McConnell, Several Compartments 1 8:30-8:45 DRESSES bans; in straw, straw fabrics Liberty, Woodbridge, presented wife of John J. McConnell, your All __ _ the flag to the First Presbyter- Christian name being unknown, are Monday Nis'i Smart prints and acetates. and crepes. All colors, all head- ian Church of Avenel on Sun- W.O.R. made a defendant because as the Sizet 14 to £1 CQ Colorand . 11 M Q Initials day. wife of John J. McConnell you may Paid For By 20, Rog. $2.98. iM.O«J white Free claim a right of dower in the said •William C. Cope, Cimpaijn 94' Ladies' Aid Meets mortgaged premises. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dated: April 21st, 1934. 'irst Presbyterian Church held u SNYDER & ROBERTS, WOMEN'S SILK WOMEN'S SLIPON WOMEN'S HAND MADE WOMEN'S RAYON _ very bu.sy session- at the church on SQI'I-S. of Complainant, Tuesday evening. The members pre- 97 First Avenue, BLOUSES SWEATERS GOWNS 1 VND IES sent were very pleased and apiire- Atlantic, Highlands, N. J. $1 Values $1 Values 59c Valuea 39c Value* / iative of thp report given on the B 1 0 o m « rs, recent minstrel. The splendid co- SIIEBBtFTS SALE Alt the new New; necklines. At this low 111/ chcmiic, step- operation of the townsmen will en- IN CHANCERY OP NEW JEIISEY—Be t price you iween DANIEL KOVACS. Complainant, pastel shades' New color com- can. m^4 ins, vests or able the organization, to make a sub- ami ANDREW HORVATH and KOBE ind white. Only biltations and buy 1Mother at »MmF panties. Plain stantial reduction on theirVBuilding HORVATH, his wife. Defendants. Pi. Fa. 150 while they 64 Everyone a bar- 49 least one half <—• — or lace trim- 24' Fund pledge, which has been almost lur miu of th» mortgaged premises dated gain! dozen -March IS, 1934. but j I med. met, the treasurer reported. Mrs. Uy virtue of th« akovo stated Writ, to Edward Grode was appointed to be n directed and delivered. I will «xpo«6 chairman of the Bazaar and Straw- to Bale at public vendua on Men's Reg. 89c Broadcloth berry Festival which the Society WBDNE8DAT, THE SIXTEENTH DAY will hold in the Sunday School rooms SUPER SHOE early in June. It was decided to order a number of snap-on, rubbers, SHIRTS a sample of which were on hand, for sale at the bazaar. Mrs. Merwin SPECIALS TO GO AT ONLY Jonea and Mrs, Burton Seward were MAIN HARDWARE CO. the hostesses who served light re- j , Well tailored freshments. 104 Main St. 8-1254 WOODBRIDGE SCHINDEL'S GREAT MAY VALUE EVENT MAKES First Quality A balloon and confetti dunc-e will $ 95 PRICES LIKE tHESE POSSIBLE be held at the Old Fire House to- 12 Sizes 14 to 17. morrow. It will be given by the Lad- INCH LAWN MOWER 3 ies Auxiliary of Fire Company !No. 1. Mrs. A. Fox is chairman of the A real low price for high grade merchandise-ralmost un- affair, and she is being assisted by: believable. Buy plenty and save! Mrs. E. Johnson, 'Mrs. W. Hanson, Mr.s. William Perna, Miss' L. Toepfer "OH BOY! WOMEN'S SHOES Mrs, W. Holfgesang, and Mrs. J MEN'S 39c MEN'S REG. 25c Urban. DOES THIS LAWN For Dress or Sportwear Shirts -Shorts TIES MOWER CUT — THEY ^ Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Wallac1 e of Stock up now Freeport, Kansas,.are visiting at the CERTAINLY, KNOW SIZES 3 TO 8 39c values. at this low home of li. B. Clark of Woodbridge \ Cotton Shirts, price. Hundreds avenue far a month. Mrs. Wallace HOW TO SHARPEN broadcloth of patterns and was formerly Miss Laura Van Slyke The season's newest shorts, fast colors to choose of town. THEM AT THE MAIN color*. All sizes 24' from. 14 styles and combinations HARDWARE CO. —actual .$2.50 value, Mr. and Mrs. Chrmtuj; BUcholV and their children attended a Mis- Out they go MEN'S REG. $2.00 HOT WEATHER sion Festival at the First I'resbytur. at only , . . ian Qhurth in Orange un Sunday. Have that cool com- CALL WDBGE 8-1254 fortable feeling b y Mrtf. Lton Rambei'g and Mrs. AND WE WILL CALL getting into a pair of Chwles Siessel, Hr., attended the iheio slacks RIGHT State Convention of the Sons and SLACKS NOW! FOR YOUR LAWN Daughters of Liberty at Asbury Children's Women's Park the iirst three.days of the week. MOWER, SHARP- MENfs MEN'S ALL WOOL 19c Airs. Arthur Nelson waa among EN IT ANp SOCKS SWEATERS thoae who attended the State Con- RETURN IT SHOES SLIPPERS Yes! ..Ywi'll An outltandiug vention of the, Federation of Wo- surely want to value Pullover or man'H Clubs at Atlantic City this PROMPTLY. /' Built sturdy, for real hard Appreciated by mothers all buy at least a Zipper »tyl«-^~«il $1.69 week. Mru. Neluon in ineuident of wear. Bring' the kiddies over the world. Comfortable dozen pairs at wool. A regular the local Woman's Club. Slippers . . . Get this low price. 9c $2.60 value. here for real 1 PR. MM. Thomas Thompson entertain- foot comfort. mother a pair ed a number of fiitmde at lunch aud Sizes 8% to U; for Mother's REG. 79c WORK SHIRTS A A cards on Wednesday afternoon at Day. 'A reg. 79c her home on Uurnet Street. Bridge 99c 49c Well mad©, cut full and rowny. Sue. 14 to LJUJLC wa* the favored game.' The (meats 11% to 3 value. 17. ^A real buy at / . . wef»! Mrs; Herbert? Head. Mrs, J, M: