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Fords Floral Sjow Date THE BIGGEST THE INDEPENDENT— SUBURBAN PHONE AD-TAKER— NEWSPAPER WOODBRIDGE 84710 IN THE COUNTY VOL. XIX, No. 28 WOODBKIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1937 PRICE THREE CENTS EGAN, PARSONS NAB His Aid Sought SQUAD HIJACK SUSPECT DRIVE IN THRILLING RACE Grab Alleged Jewel Rob- Committee Maps Campaign ber After Speedy Dash To Raise $2,500 For Results Of Examination To POOR JOHN COYNE, To Camden Motor Equipment Drennan Girl Will 'Beat the Rap* For Reeves''Murder Establish Important Township Democratic boss, Phase Of Case GEMS AR£~lECOVERED DANCE IS~SCHEDUIED has landed in the unenviable Because of Betrayal, Threat Say Courthouse Experts SAYS REEVES VISITED position of being- between the devil WOODBRIDGE—Operating on WOCDBRIDGE—The general and the deep blue sea. One faction a split-second schedule, Captain drive for funds with -which to pur- WOODBRIDGE—Gimlet-eyed observers of result of the attack she -was about to be- TO DISCUSS CONDITION of his party demands recognition John Egan and Detective Sergeant chase a modern ambulance for the twentieth century jurisprudence were prac- come a mother. This provides ample for the Ryan-Grausam> wing while Ben Parsons nabbed the alleged Woodbridge Emergency Squad tically unanimous yesterday that Margaret motive for her calling at the man's home WOODBRIDGE — Credi- another threatens to -bolt unless brains of a two-months' old. jewel will begin on Wednesday and will Drennan, 20-year-o!d Iselin slayer, "will beat and for taking her father's revolver with bility of the sordid story of this Old. Guard is repudiated and robbery last night at. a Camden continue through November 1. The the rap." her. forced love and intimacy, re- ignored. bus station and thus wrote finis to present goal of the campaign is * * . * * (3) She was thrown into violent $2,500. lated by wistful-eyed Mar- * * * one of the toughest.cases in recent frenzy upon finding Reeves unclothed and Cedric Whiffle says he hopes police history. Fred Clayton has been named Although some went so far as to predict the fighting to assault her again. This con- garet Drennan of Iselin after they don't decide to toss up a general chairman of arrangements Grand Jury would not even indict the girl the Dashing to the South Jersey city dition could be presented as bordering on her arrest for the premedi- Coyne; after working a thirty-six hour for a dance to be held in the more cautious argued an indictment would ;•*#*. temporary insanity. tated murder of a married stretch on the Reeves', murder, A. Harry Moore Craftsmen's Club on September probably be returned but for a lesser crime On top of all that, Mr. Coyne's the two local officers. picked up 30, the proceeds of which will be than the one of first-degree murder on which (4) Her excellent reputation in the neighbor, Paul Reeves, will devoted to the fund. Assisting foes are sending everybody to him Pete Catalano, Sing Sing parolee, she was jailed, possibly for manslaughter. neighborhood. either be established or seri- Mr. Clayton are Elbur Richards •who's looking for a WPA job when as he waited for his common-law Trial on this counc would end in acquittal, * * * * and Gordon Hunt. Several attrac- ously weakened today. all and sundry know there just wife to. disbark from a bus she they declared. As against this theory there are those who tive novelties are being planned isn't any such thing any more. The never •hoarded. He is charged cannot understand why, if she was prepared Dr. William C. Wilentz, only fellows who can get Federal for the party and a door prize will Their reasons follow: with highway robbery and assault to shoot the man, she waited until the attack County Physician, has prom- subsidization these days are those be awarded. as the aftermath of the theft of (1) The girl, although confessing to had been completed and this point appears ised police officials he will with an even dozen children, who The mechanics and scope of the ,000 in jewels from a Newark the fatal shootir.g of Paul Reeves, said to be the weakest in her story. Police have render late this afternoon a p-art their hair on the left side and woman. ' . Spencer Resolution Urges drive have not yet been decided, she had been attacked and betrayed by verdict on the moot point of •who have a cross-eyed mother-in- but a meeting of the committee definitely established, they say, the two were According to the police, Catala- him. This establishes strong sympathy whether the twenty-year old law with fallen, arches. Moore, Eaton Aid will be held on Tuesday night to intimate before the fatal shots were fired. If no and Michael Chuillo, also of for her. * * *.. complete these details. It is pro- she carried the gun to protect her honor, night school student is, as Elizabeth picked up 39-year old For Building bable that a house-to-house canvas (2) She insists she kept the tryst with as she claims, why was the shooting subse- she claims, about to become SEPTEMBER SOLI- Mrs. Helen Epstein in "Newark, loquy: Just a few more WOODBPJDGE—The adminis- will be employed with insignia of Reeves Tuesday night only because (a) quent to the attack? a mother. drove her to a lonely spot near donations distributed to all con- days of daylight saving tration went formally on record he threatened her life if she didn't and But all of this is, of course, merely theory Both the prosecution and Leesville Avenue, Avenel and tributors. and then it will be can- robbed her of severla diamond this week in behalf of a new post- (b) she wanted his advice because as a and supposition. defense place great store in dle-light for dinner; cutting rings. office for Woodbridge. Much enthusiasm is evident the result of the examination the guass won't be much of a Relentless search by Sergeant The, next night after the action throughout the town for the or- conducted by Dr. Wilentz worry from nov,^- on' but there Parsons finally caught up with by the Township Committee urg- ganization of the squad, since it yesterday in the Middlesex are leaves that will have to Chuillo who was taken into custody ing prompt action toward replace- will fill a long-felt need for first Tomorrow Marks 60th Anniversary County Workhouse where be raked and saved to put (Continued on Page 8) ment of the. present rented quart- aid and ambulance service. Rigid "the girl in red" is being around the rose bushes; wish ers with a new edifice, the Board of training is now being undergone there was somebody who Directors of the Woodbridge by all candidates for regular berths Of Dedication Of BarronLibrary IR W. EGARDNER held wii hout bail for the slay- plans to go to Florida for the Lions' Club considered the project under the direction of Fred Maw- ing of Reeves, father of two winter and is- looking for a CLAMBAKE and announced its full co-opera- bey. Final selection of the squad Stacks Now Contain 6,800 Ex-Treasurer, Committee- small children. place to store an oil-burner; tion. will be made within the next few If medical science affirms weeks on the basis of competitive Volumes As Compared FORDS better get my fancy waist- man Succumbs Alter A SNAME! The Committee's resolution was examinations. the story of the auburn-hair- coats in shape and raise the directed to United States Senators To Original 2,500 Long Illness ed paramour who admittedly price to lift the new topcoat; A. Harry; Moore and William H. Kept At Firehouse FLORAL SJOW DATE associated with Reeves even its getting a little chilly, to Ryan, Diinigan Co-Cfaair- Smatheis and Representatives The ambulance will be housed WOODBRIDGE — Tomorrow WOODBRIDGE — Funeral ser- in the School Street headquarters though she knew him to be sleep on the porch but what's Charles A. Eaton and William A. will mark the sixtieth anniversary vices for William H. Gardner, sta- mea of Arrangements of Woodbridge Fire Co. No. 1, Womens Organization Also married, the defense will that to a ereat, big, strong Sutphin. At his office in Jersey of the founding of the Barron Free tistician for the Pennsylvania Rail- have strong grounds on which robust fellow of 140 pounds, For Dinner Sept. 18 City it was stated that Senator space for this purpose being in- cluded in the plans for extension Public Library. To Hold Fashion Ex- road for thirty-two years and form- to lay the basis of a plea for Moore is still on vacation but net; the art group will be leav- of the rirehouse now; under con- Although no special celebration her freedom. She said she ing Provincetown now and it WO ODBRIDGE—-The Middle- would return on Monday at which hibit In October er Treasurer of Woodbridge Town- struction. or observance has been planned went to the Reeves' home, would be a grand place to go sex Council. No. 857, Knights of time -he would confer immedi- ship, will be held tomorrow after- Columbus is sponsoring a clam- S'ORDS—A fashion show next while pretty Mrs. Myra Reeves was for a vacation; the frost will ately v-.'ith the Treasury Depart- the day will serve to refresh the bake to be held September 18 at month and the annual Fall Flower noon at 3:15 from his late home watching a moving picture show, be on the pumpkins any min- ment in .Washington in an effort memories of local residents of the the Columbian club.
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