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Four Page Colored The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Comic Section 12Pages Today Sporting News Page 5 VOL, VII, No. 3 CARTERET PRESS CAUTURKT, N. .1.. KRI1>AY, OCTOBKR PRICK THREE CENli' B. & L Directors Give Two Youths Arrested Important Meeting At it. Joseph's P.-T. A, St. Joseph's School Tonight Veteran Officer To Meet Tuesday Night Port Reading Yard Master Drops Welcome To Minister On Hold Up Charge All innmbprs of the parish (if St. A regular meeting, the first sincp oseph's Church are requested to Answers Last Call the summer recess will be held by Dead In Office This Morning Rev. Cajrl Krepper Honor Frank lamko And Alec Sabo ttrnd a meeting to bp held tonight the r.-T, A. of St. Joseph's School Guest At-Dinner In Persh- n the school auditorium to com- Lieutenant John J. Donovan Tuesday night in St. Joseph's School Edward Wetld Was Talking To Conductor When End Came. Both With Reformatory plete the list of workers for the bin Succumbs In Elizabeth Hos- hall. Parents of children attending ing Restaurant. Present- inznar to be held later in the month. Was Valued Executive of P. A R. Company— Record* Land Behind pital. Had Served Police the school arc requested to attend. ed With Purse Bars of Jail The entire list will be published The meeting will start promptly at Resided In Elizabeth ' next week. Department For Twenty-six 7.30. Edward Weticl, a yardmniti-r «l On Tuesday evening, following the Two twonty-year old youths, Year*. I)«'nth wn.i <lue to heart failure. last meeting for the business year the P. & R. yards in Port Rending Mr Wetiel was msrried and *•*"..,, Frank Lamko, of 67 Edwin street, dropped dead at 2.30 o'clock this nf the Tax Payers Building and Loan anfl Alex Sabo, of 34 Hudson street, Lieutenant John Joseph Donovan, nided nl B Stewart place, Eliiabetk.-tj Association, the directors and ofn- morning in his office whiV he wn* He WHS nbout 40 years old and apv were held without hail for the action Coach Works Hard veteran police officer of the borough, Hermann Co. Gets talking to a freight conductor He cers gave a dinner of welcome to died Wednesday afternoon fit 4 o1- poured to lie in excellent health, of the grand jury Friday night and darted to fallll and the conductor News nf his ileiUh Rev. Carl Krepper, the treasurer of rlfick in the Alexlan Brothers Hos- were taken to New Brunswick on grabbed him. Medical aid was sum ' wn* a shock to the Buildingand Loan upon his re- With Footbal Team pital, Elizabeth, where he recently Jeanette St. Contract charges of attempting to hold up two moned but Mr. WetiH'n death luid turn from Germany. workmen on Thursday night of last underwent two operation*. Mr. Don- The directors welcomed the treas- Francis McCarthy Devotes r>van wan born in Kilkenny, Ireland, Council Gives Award .On Bid been instantaneous. Corner J. J. j Klimbeth. Mr. w-t,,-! hnd been om. ' week. An adtitional charge was n n M tin (l pioyo<i hy n r j urer and addresses of welcome were placed a&ainst Sabo when he was Time To Developing Fight- 62 years ago. He is survived by n Received Two Weeks Ago niiide by the president, Thomas J. widow, Mrs. Anna Donovan; fiv Sr i^T?\* : " " "'"' '" «• ^wCf identified as one of two men who ing Machine Out of Carteret. The body was taken Kons, John, James, Patrick, Richord; —New Traffic Signals In Use removed the body to hi. morgue m , many year,sibl nn<e 1Mr 1 „„ important ' Mulvihill, mayor; Bernard Kahn, held up and robbed two men on Sep- «s night,, Green Timber and Timothy; one daughter, Anna, charge this morning hy Daniel [ The funeral vice president; Rev. Charles Voncfca, tember 1. The M. A. Hermann Construction arrange-' nil of Carteret. Three brothers, Leonard, »n undertaker^ Klinahctli. mont* "navV nnrhWn^ompl'ted! secretary; and directors, Joseph Gal- Company, only bidder for the con- The alleged hold ups last Thurs- Coach McCarthy of the Carteret Thomas, James and Richard, and one vanek, Morris Spewak, John Ginda, tract to lay walks, curbs and gutters Louis Chodosh, and John Kendzer- day night were staged in the open High School football squad put the sister, Mrs. James McGrnth, all rf fields at the foot of Hudson street. in Jeanette street at the melting of team through a long scrimmage **#- N»w York. A path across this field 1s used by the Borough Ctmnetl two w*tks «fe, School News Abraham D. Glass, attorney for Mr. Donovan came to this country Health Board In workmen employed at the U. S. Met- sion with the Rahway High Schoo' was awarded the contract Monday the Building and Loan, presented to when he was a lad of sixteen. Soon als Refining Company and other fac on Monday afternoon in preparation night at the meeting of the council At a recent meeting of the I.oud- Rev. Krepper, a beautiful wallet, after arrival he cacme to Oarteret, tories. Last Thursday night was for the opening game of the season by resolution by Councilman Frank ipeaker staff, it was decided that the War On [hphtberu then part of Woodbridge Township, first issue of the magazine would ap- who fittingly responded with his pay night at the U. S. Metals plant, with the Lyndhurst High School a Andres. The Hermann bid was $<?,- and made his home. For lome years pear within the next few weeks, and thanks, The plant pays every two weeks 601,24. All Parents Urged To Have Lyndhurst this afternoon. Last he worked in local plantn. Then he it will be a Hallowe'en number. To Jacob Farr, of 136 Lowell street The police committee reported year's Blue and White eleven scored • stimulate interest in the school pa- Children Given Immunisa- was crossing the field about 8 P. that the two remaining automatic a one-sided victory over the Lynd- of Woodbridge, being one of the per, the staff voted to give banners, tion Treatment. All Ex- M. when two men tried to stop him traffic signals were being installed, hurst High School and the locals are first police officers in that township. bearing school colors to all who pur- Man Beaten Up Farr ran and the two pursued him one at Hudson street and Roosevelt pense Borne By Board. confident they can repeat. During When Carteret was incorporated as avenue and the other at Roosevelt chase the magazine, A committee, until he was nearing the foot of composed of Emil Blaukopf, editor the remainder of the week, stiff an independent municipality, Mjr. avenue and Pershing avenue in With the opening of school and Hudson street. He had been threat- Donovan continued on as an officer e Retains His Money ened as he ran. work-outs were held which consist- Chrome, The signal* were put into i'n ch' f; Morris Chodosh, Sol Sok the approach of cold weather with of the new borough without a day's operation Tuesday morning. {ler, Adele Cohen and Ann Rosen- its trail of colds the local Board Soon after Fair's adventure Alex- pd of pJacement kicking, charging, Hold Up Men Attack Colored interruption of service. In all he Councilman Andres reported that was appointed to procure .the of Health is inaugurating a new ander Szabo, of IB Lowell street, was catching forwards and punting. Laborer—Overlook Money served twenty-six consecutive years he Rahway road is in fairly good j banners. drive for immunisation against dlpb>>. walking homeward along the path On Monday afternoon Mr. Mc- as a police officer. The Carteret High School Junior theria, perhaps the most deadly and when two men »pproache4 Ont ondition and recommended that the Hid In Sock Carthy distributed new pants and About «ix y«o*s ago Mr. Donovan money due Oontraeter Gw*ir» Miller, Patrol met on Wednesday afternoon, certainly one of the matt dr«ad«sV passed him and remarked "let's get shirts to most of the members of was promoted to the rank of lieu- of Fords, held up on account of his to decide upon the course to be fol- of the diseases of childhood. In* Wjlliam Williams, a negTO, em-him." "Hey, stop," yyelled.one of the varsity. They included, Joseph tenant, the second highest rank in failure to repair the road, be released lowed during the coming school spector Frank Born of the health ployed at the Armour plant was the men as Szabo started to sprint. Medwick, Jerry Czerpaniak, Babe the department. He has served in nsofar as the borough is concerned. year. Harry Wetnsten is chief, and board said this week that an effort found Saturday night in a clump of He is fleet of foot but the two pur- Coughlin, Charles Szelag, Ike Dan- that capacity -since. It was stated that there is a court William Huber is lieutenant of the is being made to acquaint etery heeds in Carteret avenue. He was sued him to Hudson street and a- iels, John Eudie, Herman Horn, Leo Lieutenant Donovan was widely of chancery order to be satisfied boys, and Helen Nezgoda is lieu- parent in the borough with the im- ' lying face downward with his face j long that street until he was past j Hart, and Chomicki. tenant of the girls. The members g known throughout New Jersey. He and one or two liens against Mill- portance of shielding the little ones, 1 are John Richey, A.