?TOWNSHIP Homesduniganchairmaninto

THE LARGEST SUBURBAN , N LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN THB NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTY CROW'S NEST COMPLETELY COVERING «, th> NAVIGATOR WOODBR11X.E. SKWAREN, A V EN EL f |1A,"E 10, TODAY'S ISSUE Snbepenbent- PORT READING, COLON1A awl ISELIN NO. 22 \\ III ! I i; , JULY 2> 'HKK FIVE CENTS in i ———••-' .'i,1!^^ ANDREW'S WILL mm BETROTHAL mmm mm K QFc %mm, . , . p jtt (Win Inmiirv STRUCT $28,000 TO PLAN TO ALTER CARNIVAL AUG. 3-5; L'eglSiaUVe ômmiuee UpeilS inquiry ICH IN AVENEL ? TOWNSHIP HOMESDUNIGANCHAIRMAN Into Township Relief Administration [ T0 Start Monday On Oppose Renovat- Middlesex Council To Hold j|fXt To Library; olonia, Wpodbridge Annual Affair Here On 0MENH1SER AVERS ntiacls Awarded For Apartments Clubhouse Grounds Dissensionln V/oodbridge Fire Board Flames Again TILE EDIFICE HE WELCOMES QUIZ; HEARINGS SCHEDULED AIDES ARE ANNOUNCED As Catanoy Fitzpatrick Have Sharp Verbal Exchange [A( COMODATE 350 WOQDBHIDGE — Committees iHliltHJE—The Board of l have been nelected for the annual r ni-tn.rml 11,Mis of certiiiii DU'iiiliei.s of tlti' D.b»l« Grown Bitter TAGS IT 'ROUTINE' will meet next Thurs- 1 t Of School Now e«fniv»l to fee sponsored by Mid- uvet the iiinlinl uf the •yard." H' voii't'il his ouimsitiuii Heul.s 1'iilt ii'il^he dt'liutrj loani of Fire ('oinmisniinit'is of __ For Service*; to further consider the dlesex Council, No. 857, Knights to (1) the manner in whith Viidn uf each cliHi'ge. CummiKhioner '• of Mrs.*F. H. Albes of Columbug, on August 3, 4 and 5 istrict No. 1 has caustti u wide- Uitley was appointed si'vrelaiy puti ick ilvilareil that tin- mat Clients Being Interrogated pen split among the ftve meml>«it<, (2)' the board'* ulleged failure to r Ii Planned i' Culonia estate into an on the Columbian Club grounds ter nf naming Guley as secretary By State Agent; Probe Retirement of Commissioner Er- recognise him as a member of the pro tern wa» bruujth^ up at a reitu- house, on Main itreet and Amboy avenue. Wcirk wilt Htart !&t M. Hunt wrested contrul from insurance committee; (It) rumor!! Itir nioctiiiK of the board and r«v Started Thursday Nuini'1 ous objertions to the plan Joseph B. Dunlgan h general ..lllllir on the construe he faction which included, besides making the rounds that certain to the minutes to prove his were entered at a previous uaalon chairman and he'will be assisted as „ , huri'h for the mem unt, William AlUraier »nd James members of the board oppoiwd hin statement. TRENTON OFFICE SAYS of the board which took the mat-follow*: \,,,|iew'» Roman Cath- atano. action as House Man (in charge Mr, FiUpatnck than pointed out ter under advisement . Th* ad-, Game wheel: Henry Neder, Dav- FIRST REPORTS OKAY A new majority e«n»i»Wd#f of the paid personnel) by allow- that th« inauraMe committee, of id Gerfty, Michael Conole, Fran- r ,,f the parishioners Mii» Ruth De Young journment was taken in order to ommissioners William Treen, ing men to be absent from duty; l)l((r which h» and Mr. Catano are give the board an opportunity to cis Cerity, John. Mullen, P. L. ttle Ave erdinand' Kath and WilU»m R. (4) the failure of the purchasing members, was instructed to obtam Former Recipients Also .venintf »t " AVKNEI. Mi. and Mrs, D. inspect the location and the build- « it wu decided to FftipatrlcK the latter-hBVtnrUeerr eommlttee to rtflt fflfadvice of flte policy data from insurance ag«nt«. Called For Question- P. De Young, of Manhattan,,Ave- Ing 1 place of wonhlp on Bird cage: Richard Ryan, Thom- ected to succeed Mr. Hunt. board when buying equipment and Mr. Fitspatrick drt »6 JJMI iatdif nue, have announced the en- Thursday night, September' 7, as Campion, William Boylan, Win- During the past few months supplies; (1) the Issuance of or- hi« report to the board. Mr. Cat- ing This Week gagement of their dVttghteFj has been i»i by tht adjustment neW Finn, P«t«r Urp»B4 AI»8 tension naa grown between Mr ders to Captain Fr»d Mawbey by ind felf tliitlie ihoiiH have been ,, ,.,,niraeiahauib«n WOODBRIUGE— Investigators unit for the hearing on the pro-Minkler. Catano and the new majority and certain members to omit one ofalong with his colleague when the I ,t i.H expectepec d thaUhe Ruth Evelyn, to Frederick of the Joint Legislative Emergency iroial to convert th« ottTateMihe Novelty sUnd: Donald Miller, creased to the breaking point the part-time drivers when extra agent was Interrogated. PiUpat- , ,IAI, in 'trie Helta, of Bound Brook, ion of Relief Committee are in Wood- homestead a( the corner of Lin-William Gerity, Jamei Mayer, Wednesday night when the board work is available; and (i) the re- rick believed each representative bridge this week making a com- Dr. and Mrs. John Heiss, of den avenue and Green itreet into met in regular session at the fusal by certain members ta allow ,i,iii-n will be ijiproxi- John' Almasi. r was "on hi« own" to obtain policy plete check of the local relief of- • Lafayttte, Indiana. , ' an apartment hdtlM. Parker ft Seheel street fl rehouse. the «m«rg«acy squad to use the i fiM'tand is to be con- RefreihmehU: J6»*ph DoOlan,' ddata,t . fat, Interviewing relief recipients Nielsen of Iselln, who purchased! meeting room at all times. . irk and hollow ilk The announcement waa made O. S. Dunigan, WalteKGray, Wil- Mr. Cateno objected to th« "ac- (Contidtttd on Ptqe 3) and going over nil the records in Uat Friday night at a supper the property for an undisclosed iam Fenton, 5 the office of John Omenhiser, Mu- senting capacity for party or partita, hat not revealed ,n imil'a lante choir party îv«n on the Peimaylvan- Blanket (tan): Joseph Neder, Wile Says Spoan Cheatt, nicipal Director of Relief. I* HoUl Roof Garden, New who in jntereited In comtructing John Gregus, Edward Dunigan, «ilitiirium will bt in the apartment home. INTERMENT TODAY OUT OF WORK, MAN The investigators, headed by i ,,f the building. York City, with twelve guests Edward Obropta.'^ i So He Vpt And Stabs Her James S. Wight Ii leading the Georgo A. Steel and accompanied ...'.• pin inh, wbi«h U a present from Bound Brook, Baseball stand: George Gerity, WOODBRIDGE—Oliver Kar* by a budget expert, entered the 1 residents in the vicinity in an ef- OT MRS. L0CKW0O0 i .lume* Church tn ^fountain Lake*, New York William Hau|; Zlg* Tbbak, James C0MiTS_SinODE fort to block the plan, Residents ris. 40, colored, of 250 Fulton relief office at the Memorial Mu- IIIIH heen holding it* City, Plainfiejd and Avenel, Qerlty. Stret .this place, hafc been held nicipal building Thursday night, claim that an apartment houee Penny pitch: Carmel Gioffre, Resident Of Town 63 Yeiri ii,, auditorium of (1M Th« wedding will'take place would devaluate their property. under $1,500 baif fo» the grand Avenel Resident Takes Poi- fuly 20, without any advance- no- i The parishioners In the fall. Oliver Ringwood, Martin Minkler, jury on a charge of atrocloux tice .and took charge of the de- It ii believed that the Board of Succumbs At Home son Dote; Body U Found i.uiisorinK > number of Anthony Cacclola." assault and pattery preferred partment records. Adjustment will set a heating date ir in an tlfort to M- Music: Peter Milano and Fran- against him by his wife, Mrs. aometime next week. Of Her Daughter By SideOf Ro.d ' Friday and Saturday, the group I'IIIUIK to build a cis Everett, Thelma Hank' 'PRO' RACE DRIVER Toy atand: William Grauaam, WOODBRIDGE — Funeral AVENEL—Andrew Zlmendar- prepared notifies from nanies se- Mrs. Harris told Acting' Re- lected at random from the records 9 James P. Gerity, Edward Van TM-services for Mrs. Winnie A, Lock- iky, 61, of Blanchard Avenue, this I,Ipitied, St. Andrew's AVENEL P.-T. A. id^ 82,. widow of S«th Lock- corder James 8. Wight that her and on Monday the notices Were Adoiptv (kittstein, Ben •Cop- ptaa, eommkUd suicide early i.. t^poison. ing their appearance for question- To Act At Official Starter Mrs, Harry Grant Is Host- liam Miller, Edward Gerity, John friend." F. Byan ml cltliens that n the various heats. .He.has al- ed their Junior Police with the 1,000 parcels will be advertised in embeizlament Ettersharik; pinochle, M/a. Joseph !.;wi John Manton', the €orwla car < w Jersey the Grand ready been in touch with two proa Topes Oljrmner Plaint Sam Browne belts, so that, motor' the coming tax sale. Grossman, who at one time- was Petr,as; door prize, Mrs," Em! was travelling south ftn the high- i hi- li^fl National and as soon as he receives an ac- WOODBRIDGE — Resident* ists may recognjze the boys easily The Township Attorney stated a Justieje o( the peace here, was Palmer," way when it'was struck by the i conducted by the ceptance to his invitation he will of Grove avenue, are up in arms. and know that they are in charge that a determined effort will b held under a |1,000 bond, put up Others present were1: Mrs. Freft Cocsia machine which was coining •iy Council." make a definite announcement. It .appears that the contractors of school traffic. iut of King- George Road into i 'iMiniiKsionet Magee, made to collect delinquent per- by htei mother, for appearance in Bra use, Mrs. C. N, Van Leer, The derby last year was one of casting fill for the railroad elimi- Route 36. The impact of the col- H uwarded for the sonal taxes as well as real estate the, Newark Criminal court this MTS. Herbert Head, Mrs. Charles the outstanding amateur sporting nation have torn Up the road, lision overturned the Corwin car., •llin^ traffic cates taxes. morning. Brookwell, Mrs.- John Asud, Mrs. events tn the Towndhip's history making it difficult for motor Woman Oa Spree Clips Cop Mrs. Corwin was thrown out onto • nwnner in which According to local authorities, Harold Monson, Mrs. Frank E. and all Indications point to an tven traffic and causing clouds of 78TH DIVISION REUNION Barth, Mrs. H. J. Baker, Mrs. Jo- the pavement, sustaining a 'frac- •••'•• department keeps 1 Grossman is alleged to have em- With ShoerGets & Months dust which fill the homes. WOODBRIDGE —The annual soph Petras, Mrs. John Petraa, tured skull and broken neck. She • Tor the, suggestons greater content this . year. The bewled f 80 from Tappins Inc., of Michael J. Trainer, a resident reunion of the 78th division WOODBRIDGE—After tying died at the hospital at 8:20 rt Mw boys must build their own cars but t Broad street, Newark, by Mrs. Robert Rhodes, of town and 'line to time for In- of the avenue and. acting for the known a* the Lightning division, up traffic on the super-highway two hours, after the accident «c- may have'the assistance and advice Whom he was employed. Clifford «,, Edward Glendinning, of '•iTji'iency' of traffic other residents,'has sent a tele- will be held August 11, 12, and 13 surred.' Mr. Corwin escup«d in- of adults. J. Walters, agent for the conaern, Mrs. IsaBelle, Mille/, 47, of the Clark Tovfrship. i state highways, gram to the Pennsylvania Rail- at Camp Dix. A number of vet- lury. |( 1 1 Registry blanks may be obtain- igned the complaint. super-highway, A,venel, was ur^ Th^ seventn of the series will i,'» UirouKh Wo«d- demanding erans from' the Township are ex Mi»s! Irene Chardos, lfl of. 268 ed /rpni the supervisors of a """ " rested by Offideil Joseph Slpos tain place next Monday night at v pected to attend. the home of Mrs. C. N. Van Leer, Jjmith Street, Woodbriage and the Township playgrounds. and sentenced to the county ISELIN FIRE COMPANY of George Street. ilula Chardos, 23, of the same ad- workhouse for 180 days by Act- drefU, passengers in the Koctis PARTY is HELD SETS ELECTION DATE ing Recorder James S. Wight BERNARD VINCENT RYMSHA car were taken to the hospital in RevEdmrdR. Welks,Formerly Trinity Rector Here, on a charge of drankeness. i SEWAREN—Bernard Vincent the Wood-bridge Emergency Squad »D, WATER CLUB Rymsha, 84, of Went avenue, this Chemical Hook And Ladder Mra, Miller, according to the ambulance; The younger Chardot' place, died Wednesday night at his Mrs. Frederick I officer, was staggering and fall- girl was treated for a scalp lacera- Company To Name Offi- home. He is survived by hm wife, Wins Coveted Recognition From Church OfEngland ing on the highway, when he tion and a bruised hip while her Catheriiu;; his piirentn, Mr. and sister sustained a sprained should- Entertain On cers August 11 approached her. She allegedly WOODBRIDGE-Kw. Edward ton from Oklahoma by his parents high scholastic standing and be took off her shoe, hitting Bipoa Mrs. Johfi Rymshu and two brother. . lurday Night in 1016 when his father was nam-came an outstanding figure in co ISELIN—The nnnual election of erH, Alvin, of WoodhritlKc, and Randolph Welle., former rector of with it, when he attempted to Kocsis and his wife Mary, 27, L!;h ed first canon of the institutional lege athletics, partkulurly an officers nf the laelin Chemical Leo, of Sewaren. Mr, and Mrs. the Trinity Episcopal fhurch f place her under arrest. wore taken to the hospital in the m were department of the New Jersey and cross-countr; Hook and Ladder Company will be police radio car. Both were treat* her, and now dean of the fcpi«o- Diocese, The son waa graduated held at the Harding Avenue fire- 'iilil Saturday night of Albany, N. Y., runner. il for lacerations about the face pal cathedral from Trenton schools and tneh In 1926 he was selected as house on August 11, at which time Ulll '" '-4«nd and Water U in England at the invitation of entered Kent Preparatory School, member of the Princeton-Corne! the company will also celebrate 10-Year Old Donna Bern Spends the Church of England. "' Wl)n by Mrs. Herb- Kent, Conn., until he waa ready team going' to England to ru its anniversary. ATLANTIC CITY TRIP •''• MIM. Harriet Hayd- Father Welles will deliver a to enter Princeton. against the Cambridge - Oxfon The following officers have been ,eries of five sermons at farnous At the university he attained nominated. Summer Leisure Writing 2nd Play ON CASEY'S CALENDAR l^'tMll, Mr«. Harper English edifices. He will Preach »t team. Zinmicrman, Harold After his graduation from Company president, Peter Westminster Abbey, Canterbury, WOO — Starting her rinci'ss RIIHC Hfiiry (ffuarrt) •\'fs. Harry Howell, Wineeton in 1928 he went to Ox Schmidt; tice president, Walter Jenny Jenkins Gerity Chairman Of Ar- 11 ;'"'l A. W. Scheldt. Oxford, his Alma Mater; Cam- ford for, two years and then en. Bal'evre; Are chief,, Raymond El- carcpr as a playwright at thu U-n- der age of seven when her first Plure: The Courtroom of the !;ir w<-re: Mr. and bridge and Birmingham. He, sail- tered, the General Theological liott; assistant chief, RUHSCII rangements For Bus play, "A Birthday Purty" was pub- Palace, • 1 lii-uw, HarryHow- ed last week on the Empress oi Seminary of New York. Upon Furae and ' Stephen . Donnelly; linhetl in this paper, Dnnnn Hursi', Time: Afternoon. Ride August 20 '! '/.inimcrnian, Mrs, Aurtraflia, the same vend tha graduation frorn the latter, instl foreman, James Burke and Fred 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. «. Hose lins just finished writing to 1 'H'-ycr, Mr. and Mr*. brought King (hW V. ** tutlon he W»B ordained by the Bt, Metat aauatant foreman, Stanley WOODBRinGE—Leon J. Ger* Berse. of Grove Avenue, now tenher friend telling her that in« is ;| Queen EH»b€th to Anwrim in Rev, Paul Matthews, bishop of tht 1ty luvi been mimed elmlrmnn of '-. niul Mrs. Albert Konesky; recording secretary, h»s written s new piny going to run awny from the Pal- :i|1 Ki-w Jersey Diocese. l, » the annunl bus riile 1o Atlantic ''' il Mrs. Monroe May. , ,, ' Pre,d Walker; financial secretary, d "Th R ace, She Raid, that she is being whic she has dubbed .The Run- Cititiy sponsored by Middlesex Coun- ''•"iiif Urban, Mr, Ths son. of the Rev. «nRose. 3he aim-' try HIS father is a retired «<"on Kpiscopal church increased. Afte; ter Famlani, Frank Johnson and ply won't obdy me." Club at the corner of Main street !(" "vis of -th« EpiWerpjU Diocese of New Charles Huttemann. is found by the guards, Tather and Araboy avenue at 9 o'clock in TO MEET n few years hero he wan promof Quickly, and returns home on th« Queen: "Do you tell things to ;l' The next reg- Jersey. His grandfather, cd to the office of chaplain *t St her, in a nice way?" the morning and will return Bt a thir BULBS STOLEN1 promise that her fBther will treat ' Hie Woodbrldge whom he l« named, Mark's School for Boys at South "1 couldn't' do it any reasonable honr. Mil- ISELIN—Mr. Kahn, manager of her more kindly.• •_ ' will be held Tires- bishop of the Dioceac, of horo, Mass. He remained there foi rtkar," . • • ' Reservations may be made with Wi d uml the Embassy Theatre on Oak Tree , Here ia Donna's latent effort: "••I 1, in the State waukee, WiB., and an about four years after which ni Queen: "I'm not so sure abou Mr. Gerity or by culling Wood- named Edward W.Ues, w.« " road? this place, reported to Offi- Parti i'lstuud of Thura- accepted the Albany post. "THE RUNAWAY PRJNCESS" that Louis. Just a few day bridge 8-170&,, Inasmuch an the h yaars rector of a church in Hint cer John Govelitt Monday night, ' \ ni/ previously Hev, Welles is married, his wlf Characters: p Rose's room and! heard number of Beats is limited, resor that somapn« has,been stealing you scolding ties, No,w remember, vstiotiB will thai on Thurndsy, being the former Miss Catiterim the electric light bulbs, from the King Louis Judy (Rose's maid) Born in Oklahom* (Continuid on Payi 3)\ August 17. furthered for th* Van Alstyne, They have t» marquee, in front of the building, Queen Marie Conrad (guard) "ml refreshments Dean Welle* was born in Rev. Edward R. Wellct daughter!, Katrlna and Harriet1 Ibd-WM brought to'Iren- At The Movies KAHWAY THEATRg "li • r r :' li ninliiiit.il, «v«-N| , I ,f A he Lincoln makes i.i I /..iiiuck i production of : j Mr Lincoln '• rompkrt* . jiprls.*! and excellent en- ii, »tcording t. art' auce • i- ii»M-d on "Meals ftrsen- r.s I the unuim»| him. Ui> ui^r the jreat Lincoln with i, rv cry one i* familiar, thi.- - •, iHihlHn productiof) for iQ%b • .iiiiiiyFux is • ph»t*p% stir i: ;.' with ite drama, action and ' ir...iiini: it depicts young Abe •. ti jiihtiif, fighting-, telling funny i • ies, falling in love. The hi&h- .'li! <>f !he original screen play by I.dinar Trotti shows the yOliRf ««yit defying a ftanzied lynch riKjh HIKI Attending two innoount i...\> in the famous "moonlight niiiider1 trill—young Lincoln'* I fit>t challenge. , iiiade such a stnsa- I hi- if H Lincoln tv# people ,t: WHS a tfaiigllnir, brawny-armed funs have beeu >wjth, ii (thy young lov«r and a to nw her in "ECSTASY." "njjular fellow." Covering ajv "ECSTASY" is an ouWinding HtNHY FONDA "COUKAU-.OUb DAUGHTfcKS" [iroxitnattly, *eVwr yean of hip artistic production and .received rtslukln 8b«M flllLl BRADY >-<>uth, the film eulmiMtw in the the International Prize at Venice. Cause ol Bed Now l it, includ- Patriotic Italian women toon wttt MAfUOKK WEAVfl frwitivr trial. * ' Virginia Bruci- and Walter I'id- four way* to Hedy Lamarr who has bwm dis- Vienna doctori, after a study, g the best of the f»-•etui bring thrill* and heart- uig "U-u-m-ni'li!" in announcing have concluded that a red pose be wearing ihoes made of JUhtkin POIN PERSON/I I'lui covered through her ftn* wting In to save leather and help the cam* Lincoln anecdote*, the Aim throb* .cumedy und humHii inter- her selection from the group of 1 may indicate unbalanced hormones, t N. J. Iwkin,, b,b,((l , "BcaTAsy k no* the nmwl-. tit hiBhlijfhtfd by «ncji lines, nit eat to the screon in a delectable fifty-six famous beauties voted on »nd may have nothing to do With ptign for national seif-tuAeieney. ing star of Metro and Hollywood's Displays of these shoes, made from $«ITH & STATE To the lynch mob: "I'm not fo- blend in "Stronger Than Desire, by a jury of twenty-five dUtin- drinking. Other causes may be „ WITHERS Glamour Girl No, One I the >k|n of a certain kind of large SUN-HAY U i nif ti> make any speeches. Ail I*W (heir second picture together, «»w gTiinhed ju Mary Todd on tit* duel deal* with a lawyer and his wMe, bake rslied .breid. It wai till 10*- AT THE EMPIRE THEATRE torn to kneid dough yitb ,tht feet flimi: 'id like to dance w'th you aatranged through suspicion. Th« iuliA mi -.A HIKAY .though the/ kneadad clay by band. in I In- worst way, Mis* Todd; but wi/e attempts a flirtation that in- Nawark 'The discovery of leavenin| wai the Volve* her in blackmail anrf mur* Due to popular demand, the Cecil I. DtMtllt > any lUuicing I'd do would be the result of g mistakt by an Egyptian der- anolhw' woman faces trial aentwtional motion picUue 4$('- UNION PACIFIC worHt whyl" —• • servant who mlsttd l«tt-ovtr dough And during the famous "moon- for'ft crime she-believes herself STASY," ib being brought back to into her fr««h'dotifc)i; ftrnwntatioa 1 ,w c.n - guilty of, and by a dfver dramatic the Empire Theatre, Newark, New larliiri StmwjU - Joel Mdied liKht murder' trial: "How can a had itnted in the left-over duvgh. mother choose which son shall twist the lawyer WktandI clears Jersey for the fjrst time at popular Plu* Ui situation and he »nd hU wife 1 live, which (hall die?" t II ( OUI I) HAPPEN TO YOU Directed by John Ford, the film life with a better under- Riquiit 1 latult- Sal. Nite standing. Bob Hurni • Martha Raye frutures Henry Fond* iii the t4tlo •TROriC HOLIDAY' rolt.', Alec Brady QI the mother of LIBEHTY THEATRE the accused boys, Marjorie Weav- A hard-fighting metropolitan GOUMAS IMPORTING CO. er UH Mary Todd, and Arleen riitor and a dulling girl report- Whekin. Included in {he c»st aro er swiu* into action and bring to PHONE 4-3277 KiMii' Collins, Pauline Moore an jbay « modern Jckyll and Hydn in ,'A»n Rutledge, Richard Cromwell. breath-takine mystery, "Newis H Cor. Smith and Elm Streete Dunuld Mei-k, Dorrie Bowdon and) Made at Night," a 20th Century- Quillnn. Kenneth Macgown Pox release, which opens at the d 268 Smith Street ?c;^h Amboy us producer. Liberty Theatre. aJurcler and revenge teep RITZ THEATRE hours as Preston Foster, a stop- I'liis yeai-'i) successor to, last it-nothing editor, «nd tynn Bari, memorable "Kgur Daugh Boi LOOK Beit the daring reporter, hurl them- in another Wnrner Bros, pic- 7clb. PROVOLONI selves at the two-fold taak'oJ free- MACARONI ie jjîiys and sorrows of an . Whole or by piece 'ing a man innoaently se'ntenced to 100'. Pur* „ and lovable family, en- death! and discovering the master "Daughters Courageous," mind that has victimized K nation. lo upi!t« next Friday at Ann "Oomph" Sheridan i» R tlif Kitz Theatre. little pqwlpd about tlê meaning, LA PERLA MACARONI, While it iti in no stnse a se-pronunciation and a, few other CAPICCOIA 1-lb.pkg. quel to "Four Daughters," since things of tV proud title she now another family played gars, "Anfe.flca'.s Ooniph girl" La Rosa li.v Ilir same stat'H, but in * «Jif- For example, says Ann, whose 4Mb. st-ttinjf, the new,picture has latest Wsmtf Br0«- PicturP» iuany facets uf russmblance. . "Naughty but Nice," is now shpj* 3 for 25« Tim moat vtriking, and what Home-mad* ing »t th« UbertrlW»e»tre> wll*t m will probably be the most satisfy « •;•-.—-. V.i, f v „!' the .correct spelling? Newspapers PURE PORK ...tr, is the feet that every raejn- . ^ bo,,eting hei- of the vast of "Four Daugh- SAUSAGE lets' 'has a part of equal import- ami of a sjmilar in thu new productipn. To assume 25c Hi- rwaplure of the charm which so (listinjtuish'ed last yimrlis picture, I he stud'io assigned the same dir- rdiir, Michael Curtiz, to "Daugh- ters ('ourfljreouV' and evened the Mireir play written by B team of .sieiiunns of which one ineniber was also a co-author of last year's "ifour Daughters,'' , Andy Clydi Com»dy A rikture that, paclu a gT*nd ilnuriitk- punch,, and relies on an "NOW IT CAN BE SOLD" unu:i/iul fuctor—short wave T^dio l'(ic much of the motivatipn ,of tin' plot, 6puncd last night at the Jiit,-a. Theatre where Paramount's "(Iviinil Jury Secrete" was pres- <.'Du>G. 2 starring J*ck Benny, IJorothy La you want clothes that wijl wash. Laundry At theie fan are ntt Flood Cara, Reconditioned Wrecki or mour and Edward Arnold, had its "Panama LaJj Texicabi, but l«|ilifnat« trade-in can with but one driver. —AUo— / local premiere. has no problems for you if. you have elec- lf Produced by Arthur Hornblow. Ev«ry cur in this tale has our i»*«nl Gunrantee." "Unmafr>rJ" Jr., who is justly called the "Zieg tricify to help you. • * •*• > feld of Hollywood," J»nd flit&fw 1939 Buick Copt. Coupe, R»dk and Heater. by Mark Sandrich, th,e picturf a,f Thor electric washers are prieeid from eWhwli,WhhBWtUTI*«» t7QC fords Jack a chance to (rag his way H49.95 cash up, electric ironers from $20r 0eLuxe.. through a series of situation* aa clever as any ever conceived fo Ironer illustrated, complete with cabinet, 1936 Chev. Sport Coup*. Radio and Dr. Leo ^teskovitz Heater. Rumble Mat Surgeon Q hiropodist the screen. Morrfe Rysklnd, whi i Smith St. Boom 210| wrot* "My - Han Godfrey" an sells for $69.95. Small carrying "Stage Door" for the screen, con 1938 Oldsmobile 2-door Trunk Sedan PERTH A; HJBQY, V, J. ceived and wrote this vehicle fo charge added if.you buy on terms. «cylinder 1937 Ford (' Tel. ?. A. 4-1344 Jack. . 20 milts IK I,.,II „„ Wliil < mi Podia 4-door Sedan Dt Luxe. wall lirrs PVBUCfeSBHVlCE . Nnw extra. $295; i» ~ im TiBy>wT'**f^^—WT tfS8 FlTd 4-dOôr Trunk Sedan De {295

L MANN & SON There'| no red tape ir "catch" to pur eatily arranged financ- J Come in lodHy, to have your car buying problem solved.

I'"' 7

, OPTOMETRISTS 4-do"

One of Niw Jerii-y'i l.nr«ciil Uicil Cur Ornlrrt Daily 10-12, 2-5, 7-8; Wednesday 10-12 Only 600 ST. GEORGE AVENUE LINDEN, N. J. (Cor. Rnicllf St., farihi; CIM-IIIUII SI.) I'lit.ni- l.ln.lrn 2 4411 119.15

Viiil tilt For*er4 Match Ma of Amrrict—^he Ettciric ; I'lililf lihthtt if the Tel. Perth Hi» York WotWi Mr. COST FINANCING

I . S,: ,— Pedestrian Suffers Hurts Mr., Mn. Harry Mawbey SOFTBALL TO FEATURE Democrats Postpone PicnicV> M - m :\ < i n'.«

tom*mkm~Mmck. ^y A^^mt Palle -lait to ride tlim WIMV touui'i Our 9th ,r; Mr and Mis ohn -The picnic eitti tin, 22, of 127 iiwm>,| Avenue, Harry Miiwl -y, of Tlioy arrivr at Wi-st Kivci Vil- Jersey City, sustained a tureratcd nnounce the engagement of their To Be Held Sunday In Woodbmlgc Democratic Club Anniversary iaughter, (Catherine Ann, tu Jn- lage Grocery Store. sctt'lp and possible fracture of the liti* been postponed until Sep- • '•inrad: "Lei's stn|) HIK| in- h Durisch Jr., Kun of Mr. and Metuchen GroCe tember 3 at the Kiiyal Uardtnt, and rijfht leg early Monday morning Mrs. Jostph Duiisth, of 678 tfat- uire whert' Jenny lut's. HnTy." nccurding to an announcement Sale in a—i USED when he wag struck by a cur op- won Avenue. SEWAR^N The Sewftren Em Henry: "It's .iliitfM whb m«,^ loyees of the Shell Oil Company made this week. tuirad." erated by Frank Brunjes, 85, of No dul« hae been set for the These values are out ave completed f.Utis. {or their ui- David F. Gerity is general yredding. * • The gynrdt xtop an.I imimt* lual pifiilr and outing to be h«ld chairman of the affair while K. h£r« Jenny 4»v*<» and arc tulil ii itrattmr> ifr-wiM p* CUR ,, of f0ll« Mastin, who wag hit while walk- iandpy at Linwood Grove, Rar- R. Finn was named picnic treats ullow the tratk* until ilu.v n>nn you to look them over ,if iltl Ull- ing on St. George avenue, near tan Township. urer. A large cssirting commit- a »i»rn which **y» tee has been appointed. Kite Philadelphia and Reading Rail- Dissension The grove, which is located urn ri|^t on the road umi read crowing, wa* taken to the (Coniinuei from Ptxgi I) three miles wut of Ifatuchen on Ef«Bf«lb* . Z—lh, international r»t heuM the bam» of Jenny Jtn leader Naii Perth Arnboy General Hospital in Route 25, u ideally suited for ins. The guards follow thi During the past two monthi, leader, Salvation Army: ,iis of our the Woodbridge Emergency Squad athletic events which have been out* taki an now at the dim "There is gradually emerging a ,,, i iilid say ambulance. Patrolmen John Go- Mr. Catano was charged with hav- planned by the committee. A soft- tep of Jenny'* house. Thi>r ,;,! we. have, velit* and George Leonard investi- ing granted night* off to the two ball game it on schedule and in belief that war, after all, is not hi- bell and an elderly lndy gated. I>aid riders (a man ia on duty each addition their will be a tyg of nevitable." ers their ring. night to ride on the rtar platform war and Taces for at) ACM, Priies Conrad: "M*,y we *<•<> Jttmy of the pumper to man the hose il111l Lb e awarded« • . * " •nkins!" and noEile) in order for them to William Barna, general chair- 10-Year Old The l*dy ttllfi them ( me tigation ig *n ordinary inquiry K&th. Both charged that since It note, which said: this note to giv« te ywi I'rUu'.u^m such as ha* already been held in Manufacturer! of Mr. Cutano was no longer pur "Daar Mother: lto*o " Atlantic City, Bayonne and Hamil- t chasing agent, lupplla* were being 1 don't like the .way father He hands Heie a not* wlikh AWNINGS bought at a decreased colt. p Iwttotm traattng na,*o lam tiay|; "• : r -—.-.-— . M thin point, Mr. Catano shout- a«4i*« el the Biaie leglslattrre I ''ftear'Roiie, which has authorised the investi- WINDOW SHADES ad "I'm fed up with the whole ' Your daughter, Fin vify sorry, about what gations in key towns and cities thinfj! If that in the way you Rose hnppened. Came home and tnd based on relief load. Woodbrldge want to run things around here ^u«en: "See! I told you I'll alwayK be gnod to you, Township haa had an exceptionally VENETIAN BUNDS I'm through!" Mr. Fitxpatrick tiDuisJ, If we only knaw when Your loving father, large relief load in comparison to Estimate* queried: "Do I undaratond y«u t» she.WM going it wculd be a dif Its population. Furnuhed xay that you're resigning? If so, fefeitt story, but we don't, that' Rose • "Alrjgkl Plj cotfc. home, I move to accept your resignation,' Col. 0. Barret Glover, director the whole trouble, Now tell- m Goodbye Ji'imy." of investigation of the Joint Legis- Louis, what are you going to d Jenny: "(ioodbye Rose." Mr. Catano replied; "When I're- 1 sign you'll get it in writing and lative Emergency Relief Commit- •bout It? ' . FIN18. you'll know it?" tee, Baid yesterday that as yet he King: "Don't lone your pa —Hy Donna BrrHe. has received no report* of any- tiencc, Marie. I'll send out Hien AWNING, INC. The flashes of ill-feeling sub thing unusual turning up In Wood' ry and Conrad to trace her. Sh IRNER OAK AND FAYETTE STREETSTREES sided following the quitting out- bridge a* a result of Mr. Steel's can't be very far away. I won burst. The balance of the rou inquiries. • der how long ago she left the Pa! Dr. Robert Steskovitz 4 2487 PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 8URGEOK CHIROPODIST tine business was completed and ace!" 'MANAGER, JAMES CARR the meeting adjuurned. Mr. Omenhiser, in an interview FOOT AILMENTH yesterday, declared that he wel- Queen: "Now, Louis, We can JPerth Amboy Nat'l Bank Bldr.i comed the investigation here.1 be bothered about what time sh AS13 Statt; St. , Perth Amboy"i "I am sura that they will find left here, Hurry! Call the guard Phone t A, 4-Q35T nothing wrong in this office," he Guard* enter, kneel bafore th , COME TO OUR said. "In fact I welcome the in- King and Queen. vetttgaUon Jfor J am _*ure it will , Conrad: "What is it you -wish FMPIRF NEWARKk' yoirp Majesty T prove that a number of the stories iklfirillL 25c till t P, \l King: "I wi»h for you to trap that come up now and then are my daughter and do not come i (ContlnimuNOWi llt3PLAYIN0 A.M. us 11Q P. M. purely fiction. I have had no back until you have found her. Do .lengthy conversation with Mr. A nniversaty Sale you understand?" Steel, who ia working out of an- . Both guards: "Yea your Maj- other office in this building, but it ELP YOURSELF to these BARGAINS WE esty." is my understanding that he and Queen: "Now leave." RE GIVING AWAY TO CELEBRATE 28 his men will be here for another Guards rise and leave, EARS OF SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE of the week or ten days. I will be glad Part II . to give him any assistance that I Place: Palace Courtyard, Edward K. dimming, Inc. PERTH AMBOY TRADING AREA can to help him in his inquiry. Time: A few minutes later. There really is nothing to Conrad:. "His Majesty surely See Brett, our tiled c«r m«n«g«r, far • food ear and * deal that will iu«t suit iron. cited about, it it just a routine gave un a Mob didn't he Henry f" ID Extend Oat Thanks to Our Patrons lor Making This Possible md matter, ordered by the legislature." Henry;/ 'Til .say so anil we USED CAU LOT ^ ",i ( DESOTO^- PLYMOUTH • , ;* Offer This Sde as a Token ol Om Appreciation, f" The Investigators are interview- don't know, whjch way she went ing relief clients at the'rate pf Ea4, West, South or North." 426 MORRIS AVENUE ;^ . I EUZArji approximately 70 a. day. Juat what Conrad: "The Princess could- questipns are put to the clients not have gona East "because of are not known but ju4g\ng from the river and 'she couldn't have TS.... SWEATERS... the length of time each relief re- North because 6f the woods." I.ill- collar thirli $1.39 Crew Neck and Zipper Style*: cipient stays in Mr. Steel's office, Henry: "Does the Princess $1.95 and $2.45, now 1.39 they are evidently short, concise kliiow anybody in the West or"| GALINSKY 3 for $4.00 $1.00 Barrel Sweaters .69 and to the poin|;, South?" v ,,tlvcrlit«d thirli Conrad: "One minute Henry. A complete report on the result ^.11 for$2.00,now $1.29 Sleeveless Sweaters ..,. .89 Just a few days ago the Princens lu of the inquiry here will be forth- l<,ii of f 1.39 shirts gave me a letter to mall, The'ad- 7Q-, coming Inim Trenton, as soon as dress was Jenny Je'rtkins,' West 139whiu PAJAMAS.., the investigation is completed, River. That's "just aifew miles CONTINUE: ' $1.00 Uiji»eri»l make, $1,47 «r«d«. *| 1Q Col, Glover said. West of here. Maybe that's where 93 pair to (o .1 M> 1 . 1 «7 Special lot of $l.i7 grail*, pow .. 87c ASTORE RESERVED $1 oo Silk*. 3 for.W.QO,.69 iiml 57c Grades ..- .44 SPORTSWEAR... 59c and 57c Sport and Basque l Jk Shantung* ... - *57 Shitts ...:._. :47 MUSUN - Unbleached- (with adv. only) .... S M .t Tie« .39 79c and 95c Sport and Basque Shirts 67 $1.35 Sport Shirts .95 Ladies' Fast Color Hooverettes, Reg. 69c value. .. 29c IWEAR,(•„•.....• $1.60 and $1.68 Slacks 1.39 C >ii Ain-on, were SQcl~ .39 $1.95 Slacks 1.79 Bathing Suit3, Ladies' Dressmaker Styles, sale price 87 t Sport Brjeft, wweBCki„• .39 $2.45 Slacks ._.. , -.2.29 Brief*, were 60c .39 $2.95 Camelin Coat 2.79 WON'T Briefs, were We -i - .39 $2.45 Coliarleis Coat 1 . .. .1.95 Men's Covert Work Pants, Reg. $1.00 value, sale price. 59c' l.iinsook and Madras Union ' Wool Sport Coats, reg. $9.95, .....-„,;-. now .39 now , '. :—.—.1—6.95 YOU' \) I dree 3 for $1.00 Odds and Ends of SO Belts and SUCKS - Boys' Sanforized, extra spec. Suspenders ....• .25 LOOK Birdseye Diapers, Reg 98c value, package of 10 • • • BEACHWEAR... I" Suit, PRETTY $6.95 One Piece $1.96, & $2.95 Suits CREPE PAJAMAS-Children's-Sizes4 to 12 . . . >"•'<<<• formerly $10.00 »«lue now -- 49 [ $1.95 Zipper Suits J,...... 97 PLEASE! $^5.00 $1.00 Wool and Gabardine BED SHEETS - full size 72x90, sale price .... 34c .ilun from $30.50 Trunk* - 79 0/ coarse you're going away because you need $2.45 and $1.9S Robes .1.79 Satin Laitex Trunks -~ .99 rest—but no vacation is much fan unless you're CANNON SHEETS-81x90 (with adv. only) '•• doing things find meeting new people! You'll want <' $150 Straw Hats 95 Straws 1.39 HOSE..OSE... to look attractive at all times—md you will if you WORK SHIRTS, triple .stitched, all sizes 34 Phoenix 50c and 75c Sox 25 21c and 25c iSoxJ-nbvr _.'--—--- .17 v'tsjt our salon before you go J C •ERS... Men s All Wool Bathing Trunks, Reg.$L29 value . . . 79 •"I -n;,. Bn

ALL REGULAR STOCK LI__ Phone Wood. 8-2394 for appointment GALJNSKYS YLE & CUNNEEN LaGrace Beauty Shop DEPARTMENT STORE si J , DOYLE, MV. p£RTH AMB()y N j 97 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J, (CHRISTENSEN BUILDING) 323 STATE ST. PERTH AMBOYj TUXEDO SUITS TO HIRE ' DOUBLE S. 4 H. GRgEN TRADING STAMPS SATURDAY wouldn't object if we put' o*r* Hwnry tO- trether and Imught a flaK f<" >"ur (()urt SWEETNESS AND 11 By CHARLES E.GRK,, fnutpenbtnt-Ieatitr room." The judge thanked Uie ii^w citizens but refused their offer and ordered I'UMBlNINiu Tfc, LM*T that a flag for (he room be purchased imme- Chiselling On A Big Scale Viwd i Kill T|* ! diately with the proper funds. 1 saw the other day by the ,\\ Tit iMMl HI HE the plea of the refugees was a fine m d/iiajUy doeaa'i g«t auk on a limb ,,, . the Sovereign State of New imoy tf, j, '"•/i Woo4bri«(< ¥fthahl«| Corner "WM^bHiir » t future, and they dhtraMynte te>'tow ture: a heel-ând in the State House whti n In line of duty during peacs-time, receive TRENTON—F|>nny: Mist Kathrjrn Uahy of private employment doing the same kind I'm a storekeeper. One of thelore on divert other counts, this igh'i <•• less Income than the dependents of emer- Newark wants me to write about vacations tnd of work.' I '" • • • cruises—me—and I haven't bee» away from t desk ordinary brsnd of storekeeper I remember very well the time n gency and other personnel who die In time for more than three days at« time in over 15 y«rs who cunt my vote like every other ' No one? will begrudge a worker getting Hague's representativesin the legishiiin l'":| of war, lets even than the income of the and such three days were usually at conventions, responsible American cltisen and retary of State, the issuing authority, ;i with speeches and everything. • . , helped »end you boys to Trenton ns much for his labors aa possible, but it u»dependents of those enrolled in the Civilian story about losing his paw and IH>KP',. 1 But I can dream, can't I! so that the cogi of till lerfiletive an unsound policy for private employers' machinery might be continuously Conservation,Corps." •;< • So here fees— , ', , hired help In Trenton doesn't arû, •.. who have to ear* payrolls to have to bid Obviously, this discrimination cannot be oiled for high-geared perform- Hague's delegates, and filled out tt S|M: This is v—'.Ian time, ance. You don't hear much from against relief projects supported by money justified. The widows of the Squaltjs vic- Those of us who cati fet *w*Jf us fellows because—well, by na- • exacted from taxpayers. It is unsound slhi* tims and the children of the men have suf- Are in places ture, we sort of in. ,honest labor at a real job. This has been veterans. On a weaving deck'and starting: our dsy« lobbyists and others that by this Reported from many communities where On an uncertain footing, time you've PMtty much taken us dence that both politician and pal to»k for granted. After all, Isn't it the Urtlployers, especially farmers, complain With all the familiar holds lost- one night. There was hell to pay fur No Bus or train/to catca, middle class that's supposed to be the flurry Was over no'permanent ivn I tney cannot get workers to quit relief proj- o Cttte N« time clock waitinr primly th* backbone of the nation 1 We ( For us to come in and surrender have something in common, penalty A r«J For a parole that always ends pal who needs a pension or a new. The laws specifically provide, rather v> n Intolerable situation. began in this country the process of pruning The next morning. road, or a job, and I—well, I'm I the powers of government to put ite'-fcittv atlll concerned with trying to persons entitled to ride free. I can't ' « The bone of contention now, and theMM to death oh flimsy charges,- When w« g«t dreaaed on this cruiae make the capitalist system reim citizen can't check up" to ascertain win! And pi on deck burse me slightly for keeping a are being obeyed. It stands to mismi < thing that has precipitated the strike, is And see the ocean rolling Thus we may.well look into a bill now store open 16 hours a day, every will go a-long way, and indications ;uv it pimply that Congress has ruled that Wt*A- From horizon to horizon droll when w« have ceased railroad. That ia not an unfair demand, and those green with envy. To see anything. But there's something wrong ' We get the aid feeling: of adventure „, someplace, and I'd like to ask you A Heighborly Thought: who are striking are only aggravating an Under its provisions, officers or direc- That brought our fathers boys to help me out .of my quand- Already weary taxpaying public. tors of companies who "have knowledge" Over, unknown mi ary. I've been brought uj> with I must remember"to talk about ii of ally artti-tfUst violations are/fable to any In learch of tometltiiif new— • the old-fashioned notion' that neighbor, Mr. Hoffnian, who knows In.. New worlds, n«w nxperiencts,, when you sefl something, you are or all of the following penalties: aJ5,000 New ideal and ideals and acn'oropiishmentB. reimbursed for it. Some people State House and might give me an I<. l!n tast week a fl««tef-ni«taor attracted Swept by windi nta( are , ' economte business, sd 1 wonlAYt Mr. HQ|man if • B|f^perman him.-. ', violation, and temporary or-permanent in* - Un'eruTie8"ottlle1ruWll= know ofTkanTT But whaf t mean ia wouldn't turn down a friend if lie mull ( !|)| ine attention of thousands of people in junction against serving the company or ita ' TinHaas alu/nvfalwayts shonaKnnp'nn^Hftpke on "decksR . „, that I've gotten pretty much in Ohio, Michigan,Indian*, Pennsylvania and competitor!. "' ' ,**" * Decks are tittle pitafcef drgian ?• the habit df buying goods,'4elling That cast off their mooring* ' ' poods, receiving1 money and theVi to thirikof it, I'lUgKjc him Ontario. No one would object seriously to dras- And go forth from the paying for the goods, It's nil a, cy-story if he want* to dig around' ami I i'. i Just a week before, residents, of Port- tic penalties if guilt in anti-trust cases could Familiar Jand . • cle,' and a pretty, good one athook. I won't even claim any credit fm li- be determined with absolute accuracy. But, Into the only unefcanfintf mystery that. At least my friends agree ne wants it, he can have it. That's the k >i I land, Oregon, reported the explosion of a We have left—the sea. with me, «itd maybe we ought to meteor which waa heaefi and seen over a with the present cloudiness and obscurity of The sen in not furrowed by plows, know, because it's b'een going on Or ribbed with roads of steel ,* that way long .before you boys fleets the true American p ourselvi'!- «< much of this legislation, business men fre- ! space of several hundred miles. quently cannot tell whether certain indus- ' And concrete an;d macadam.' mr saw the State House, ButAnyway, jcome to think about It, of tli|s— -ni'•• * Both of these meteors seem to have It i» the one elemental fcttci* :,:'. • anyway, iu>* I'm kind of puuled. l'n> Just wondering whether I'd gcther aim trial practices are legal or illegal, Such In.our world that we hmn'tbew For about a year now, I've been be Wilting to take a neat pink and hny mow !••'• been of unusual siefc. Most of the feor Able to change. decisions rest' on the whim of a bureau in seling a lot of goods, but instead White dip if one of you boys slips. I«-: ••>,!• . *H d called "falling stars" that we see are small of cash, I've' gotten some slips— brought It to. when Hie •f1' Washington. In such circumstances, sen- You can dream at sea— • nlcs, pink and white ones, all because (.):•• particles which birn out when they hit the tence of "industrial death" for those who Dream with your eyes open , *• Maybe it might be a good Wei Iffed Out nice and neat. And if you fellows made a real etal) milk ami •>' • earth's atmosphere, Occasionally, a solid may have stepped over the borderline in And porpoises plunging, , *. ' there's nothing I'd rath-er do than ' Galls flyinf and whitecqw " at the Job. 'Then you coutd all gofen tlv particle hfts the earth and sometimes these ifnordnce is scarcely the w*y to aid that ||Vf"tttrchtndlse W' people.who home and look people in the beebed hi Breaking endlessly. . can't afford to pay for It. If« a return to prosperity that business is so And "when night comes, ; again. And look at the nice thing* tie particles weigh several hundred pounds. wonderful idea, for the most part, some of the papera might aay anxious to achieve. • . , ,T«u can see the million start and everything fits together nice- The largest meteor collision ever known about you. You might even be •_I wiiinin that were net in their places ly except for one thing—I still was reported in Siberia in 1006. It re* In tie firmament * •" able to vote a couple of new Joba A ST have the slips, and they «ort of and penaions without any of them Before our time. suited In a crater several' miles wide and pnt-a-crtmp in that little cycle I even noticing it COSMIC Gimng Tht flews h The World booking at them that way, talked about. We sell goods receive damaged trees for a radius of many miles. Of course, you may not like my With nothing to distract ^ slips and buy more goods. But the The use of short-wave radio stations to Your attention but the timeless set, idea, Then I don't know what tn work lii'li'11 In prehistoric times, a meteor, which struck only trouble is, we can't pay our The matters which trouMs in suggest Of courw, if things go Fordhum I transmit propaganda into foreign countries bllb with the slips. I think it's a in Ariiona, created a crater a mile wide*. Do not seem BO important on being tough, Home of us might Now Yuik \ has been utilized for years by the subsidized dan shame too. After all, don't As they do when we read about them hav^ to close our Rtoien and goarrivi1 at (' Along the Carolina Coast are certain! cra- oil' creditors know you boys are broadcasting stations of Germany, Italy and In headlines. out,for neit pink and white slips rniiuil"'. tert that some scientists think may repre- Japan. Recently, other countries have re- sllr honest and bursting'with In- ttgrttjr? You'd,think th«y'd know sent the results of a collision with frag- Of the planetary yardstick, sorted to the ether ifl order to get the news you're good for the money— ments In the head of a comet some millions of special events into various countries. .;J*du»s-«»r sflrattMt; wouldn't you? of years ago. Ar« not so important . lifs only a year now since yov In a few days, thia country will have its Aa we it* sometirau #. bbyt have been filling my draw- The largest meteor ever picked up wasfirst 100-kllowatt short-wave station which Led to believe they are. . era with neat pink and white slips AUTOMOBILE INSIN will broadcast news to Central, and South ~.*Yeu on think at sei/r- ' < and I still trust all of you, you found in BellvilJe Bay, Greenland, And is ft Or you can forjet aboot thlnklnf undmUnd—but I sort of iret a NOW COSTS 41'; LESS THAN IT I thirty-six and one-half ton chunk, mostly American countries, . . (Which, lor «om« sf m, llttti concerned when I pick up THREE YEARS AGO. TO THLSR /of iro/rj .ten,#et by Hi ty five. R tyno w Officials responsible for the broadcasts May be mare'festful) , . mjr paper and read about you fet And maybe see yoitts*lf l»w» trying V> psy for those slips TION IS ADDED THE SAFE DR ' in the American Museum of Natural, His- will follow the American plan of giving the v And 'y*uF affairs in a «<}„ , I sort of wonder, . because you REWARD PLAN WHICH ENAjl iQry in New York. news "even if it hurts." Foreign language Proportion to. bther things. bbyl.don't seem like the name . * -. • YOU TO SAVE 15';. MORE. MAM expert announcers, born-in South America, ones we storekeepers helped to wall, cmiBes in the suspended MM to Trenton, I don't think it's will relate the news in Spanish and Portu- Mystery pt the sea very nice of you to let the papers YOUR CAR INSURANCE COM yMtkAM$rd guese so that listeners in this hemisphere JCO; LOWEST IN YEARS.,. , ^T"1 •|T«"|lli™^lj T"' •'• p4Pw -Consult Us Formates And i»f"rlT r rican Bjiortiwave' sta- AWyojj,î^,B4bfai I/when there are so many peonU eitteenahip ofMred.' to b(iy an Who would like very muth for : report fprmidlble "defense weapons" Olalder than you can tell . flag,tp hang,m -the court room. There wene To feel solid jround , • y»B to make up your own minds. are used by European Governments to pre- After all, we people are going to tare,e'Italians, two Czechoslovakia^ and a vent listeners from receiving American tihtteV.your feet and to be back Russian. The Russian was a refugee from a Witti the restful mystery behind vpte again — «>idl again — vnd broadcasts. During the Russian spy case, 1 the faftilia* struggle' '"jf yoo're going td hay* a lot of ex- BOYNTON.BRDTHERSB • Communist country, and the others, from a mysterious roar of interference drowned -.jy attund jrotf one* mor».' Wning to do. And personally, Racist countries. reaming at sea is pleaaant— I q hate to see any of you lone out tjie announcer^ v,ojge whenever a bul- yrf«(fW&tbtk;fg/ i yonrjrts becanse-well, thera'a d f back to work Said the six alter.being granted their letin concerned the trial. A similar roar 9 an twful lot of people not doing i •papers; "We aiiiojiippy to become Amer- was reported by listeners abroad during Ithatijrott «aa earn yonr punagt uwney aftjrtUng, and anyway I like the- the next journey - ' '>• WfF you boys take carp of f | ,| ican citizens that we tliQujjhJj Xour Honor concerning .Qerpag wwt> r en s g art fconilHIki, udt * Ifcfcft

of $3,0OQ,00Q,OQQ, OILERS REC1 i^ retaUmg at al- Colonla News Avenel News With The Scouts In Town Aitqel, N. J- (io olX) annually. Br Mr*. R. G. Peri«r 3 P«r» A.enu. 6-4 SOFTBALL Wl] - Mi ami Mrs. bichard l.udtm Kuulevaid hat returned from a ull t'.vtMilikl that evtry nicniln'i n, ban view Avenue have as their trip to Baltimore and Washington. —Ml »»d Mrs. Willuim |1 and daufhter. Eunice, of Tnret muif and uiii' camp have turne idea of what tin r-U I h^ wftk their dauirhteii, —Mrs. Fred Boasnbsrg of Ea*' Detw«il»r and family enUrteiped )uu«lus Avenue, are touring in SCQUI letter fi oni th« KaiiUtn |H"(HT piucvdure for reudvi•intr Quinn Check* Rfpublic«4 > Ail'il|ili (!ii[i|)u and daughter, street and infant spn have re- Mr. |nd Mrs. Titue Bartholomew, ennsylvania. cuumil will avail thetn»«lveii uf tlu' Kiibt Aid la. Witk Five Binglet Fw ii is, and Mrs. Helinuth Ntstltr, turned to their home from the of Detroit, Mich., »nd Mr. and Mrs. R V. Benjamin and ppurluittty to camp at the Boy Here Hie a few First Aid hints Rabwiy ttemoml Mrs. i rlareM HtiBssmyw Mr and Mrs. Hsmiltpn Bill- —lobert Tiffany of Niagara daughter, Carole, of Terkaise, Pa., nne h»vc returned fium a thiee Yurk World'* Fair. till in i uf North Hill Road had as son of tyr. and Hit. John eeks' v»c»tion motoring through An h»M»Uiit Scoutmaster Tuothacha may be cured by ap- WOOllBKHMiK, The | Western Massachusetts. r K"t^l on Saturday their Buel Tiffany of Colonia boulevard -Mr. and Mrs. Ale* Tarts an« Troop 16 ami thrte Rcoutaiftini plying a slice of frees garlic to iiittf Kfpulilu uns met defeat atl Troop* i and 4 ef Perth Amboy, RULING laughter, Mis. Pranklm Gerner of visited here last wt#k- anildren, Flprtnse and Alex, Jr.. the aching member. the hand* 0/ the Shell Labor*taa7| iUhway. will le»v« niiuitly tu remain for one f »( Minna AyeBue, have Common mud Is good fw h*e- ee>m in a township xenier —Lawrence Suit and children week at the Fair (rounds. •WOOD land road was hostess »t a silver home after spending" »Yist SHOWER IS GIVEN stioga if you bave no iodine bandy. f W«st street visited Mr. and L»n«wUle N. Y., and othjr Thesn an- four of tb* mewbers league game at the School No. If j tea in the horns of h*r mother, r You can easily make a hot-water I-AMOUI rs. Cletus Suit of Strondsburg, pf upper New Yerk State. of the Rantaa who were diamond this week. The ftnsl taftf , Mrs. Gustave Lawnhardt, of St. bo{fl« by Ailing • (.anUea with hat READING COAL t., last week. George avenue, for the benefit of -Mr. end. Mrs, Jphn Fink are FOR HISS MARTIN unable tu gu tu the serric* temp was 6 to 4. with lUt HariUn council U/WP water or by wrapping • hot stone C0«E —Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Beau- the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Rah- parents of a son hern Friâ) Getting off to a fast start, tM ^ which ttayvd at the fair from May n a woolan shirt. NMT | FUEL OIL olonia Boulevard, have returned lorne from Long Island, Maine, Boulevard was the luncheon guest Mrs. Muriel JolyirtbV and ed Party By Futare burn ointment aleag, asoedally if ond to lead 4 to 0. This lead w||) here they were the guests of Mr*. on Friday,ef her former classmate >r tyu-para, of G«>TI» Si>ter-Iq-Law The lSSa report of the National you are going iwlatmlag. short lived for the She)! lads g«f ubrey Woodward. at Trinity College, Toronto, Can- ani) Mr. and Mrs. Edwtfd Council of th« ff«y Scouts ef In cs*i «< poisoning, an emetic b; marking up two runt to} ; WAR* COAL WO0DBR1D0P — Mrs. Albert ada, in New York City. Allajri find Walter- ,-Mk ot America contained the fallowing ns»y be made of coromon salt and tha fourthh, one each in thh e ftfflfjwff.j —•The entertainment committee SUPPLY CO. —Mr, and Mrs. Montgomery Jersey Pity, ipent Sunday at Rye R. Martin Jr. of Schocjer Avenue, Statement rigirding the achitivt I diasolved in lukuwarm and sixth and two more in the f the Cojonia Library held a sum- jr. K1mba.lj.af Dover road and tjntlr Beach. wae the hostess at a surprise tnis- menU BcoMting had attained dur water. * enth tic win the irame. daughter,'Marcts, are Vacationing -r-J«hn Fitzgerald, Of cellaneouB shower at her home re- ing that year. Milahu Was on* the inuUnd for lub Friday. Mea«>esa| Her* W* C«e in New Engja'n Avenue, is pending some cently in honor of Miss Jeannette "During the year 193R, 14 gold Just two more weeks and SenuU l(W«ri, irivinn u|> —Mr/and Mrs. Patsy , Howi TMtaon and i«n, with relatives in Bayenae. Martin, of Linden avenue, who is m^klt wera awarded for saving "every'dlatrict of the Raritan Quinn led thu Uoopn tu f)v« IH of Beech street have as their James, of Dpvtr rqadâr* visit- —Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Boi to be married to Herbert P. Ber- lift at the risk of th* ipiuuei if ill bf enjoying themselves UM. Reliable pg uc»t this week their granddaugh- nau of Perth Amboy. • > , ing thj« w«Bk with Mrs. Ale»nd«r and ton*, Dtnvt and J»y,' 21 eertincatee for heroism. Five at the Raritan eouncil camp at ,with twn hits, wae Pretent were: Mri. Albert It. nd Furniture Repairing ;er, Alice Coffey of Metuchem Reed of Pittsburgh ft Atlantic Mrs. a J. Baker, of Hyatt Ave of thpse wko .received the medal Mendham, K«w Jersey. But be tope at the platter f»r the liepep , r Martin 8r,, Mrs. George Leonard, —Mr. and Mrs. James Curritf City,. ; ' •/•V'-' : nuefi spent Sunday with Mrs. were boyi only 13 years of age fere you do go to camp, here is a MuntAcalvo, Siineiixcn and M«HU« nd sin, Wilfrud.of North Hill —Mr. and Mrs. Jotmh M#An- Baker's parent!, Mr. afld lbs! Miss Jennnette Martin, Miss Vir- They had k)eea in Scouting hardly little reminder ef what a week or lolii worki'd bunt witli thu ^ ,,1.1 Ru|» C Johnson, ef,..tyrijty ginia Leonard, Mrs. peon E."Cirap- ,,,,, oad ire vacationing for two weeks «w of WMJftH f>t*ti a year, and yet they had in thai two ean do for you. for the VUHMIS with two Repair**- to in Gharlton, Haas., ed ot) Sunday bell, Mies Jewel Kelly, Mies An. itort timrpreptrrt ^"^w* •piece. —Mri. F, Thiler w«a the «ev nette Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Kittimatee -Miss Betty Jane Mason of Merriflel«l if.Bfopkly». ; handle eoe|jr andquJ*^/ desperate Hurry, harry, d«a'l be »l»w, Dover Roud has returned home »nth winner in th* Wonian'i CW Manaen, Mr. and Mr*. Albert R, situations, where the UVee of others Of I* «asjip we 1MB will go, cash or Credit rrom Long Beach, L. f. miwellaneouB'club .drawing Martin Jr., Mrs, Bernau Jolt, Miss. as well is.their own were endan- Off to have • let *f f» —Mrs, Russell Feakes and Mandar night, Blearier. Jeet, MM. Konrmd Btern, gered. This Awolved character aa After ill ••* work'i »••• 4opt. VHr. and Mrs. C. M. Vw W« children of Chain-o-ftillp Road, Mrs. Lloyd Fry, Mrs. William Kath, well u ikill. ith« ability to think ] ;has. Scrtntyan and sons, William nni have returned frura a vacation in M jp SnlrlMr itCKiy, act ewuiiyr* • ; -^\ i'hoae S-1Z17 fere gueiti Of frl»ndi In Are., Asbury Park.. Buieinger of this place. sesjie ta4»|« we'll try —A daughter; Jean, ton Sunday, , "It ia i'source pf mtiiiactlon to —Miss Viols Den Bleyker of Other G»i»ti .. recently at the Perth . Frederick Bemiu, Mrs. of Scouts who qualify far Eagle ral hospital to Mr. awl Mrs. haUan Avenue, U (sonvalf f*r«HRrliig Every IvenJng vacation in Anbury Park. Qeorge Woitohkk, Mrs. Georfe rank steadily Increase*. Last year, /rank Pe»rsonf of SQU«> Amt>(*. |fter a mfr PJWstl»|i p#rfi -Miss Viola Den Bteytar of Longstreet, Mils Myrtlo WlRtng, 4,784 (MtsjWntd thb b»dge- WH eH km Um* again. BABY CURL Mrs. Pearson is th« ?o™nw Ml»» Saturday at the BRJSWB All Ilie Ihingi that we've b«n CARLOS KAUAI Dover Road has returned from a Mils Beulah Wallipg, Mrs. Emil 11,381 9c the New England States. We grow up, to b< MAL •>••• IIMiK HIHHOH THIO -Mrs. Mary Reddish and Mr, reen Street,^ Wcodbridge, son, Mrs. W. E. Smith, Milltown; CROOUINOLE Mrs. L. K Pusielt, Miss Ellery For the past two months, every- • f MAW YUI AUHTM and Mrs. Olto Rrockman of Wash- -Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Winquist, Mrs. William Dunharn, Mrs. John 1 Busaell, of Rochester, N. Y., R. N. one has beep discussing and pre- f Hariae • RKNM «H PERSONALITY WAVE ington avenue were the gueBts of and daughter, Keren, of Wood- Smith, Mrs, Arthur Dawson, Miss Hoffman and Harold Forsyth, of paring for their summer program Since the Civil war the American A Ctriill (••in i>r Knr. AIIIIIIT Mr. and Mrs. George Bollman of bridge Avenue, spent Bunday with Lucile Dudansky, .Miss Shirley 'hile, South America,, were the of hiking iindicsniping and are in merchant marine has, cost the Unit- 27S CLINTON AVE., NEWARK HBO Pennington laut week. Mr. and Mn. Charles Msrtln, qf Jensen, Raritsn Township; Miss recent guests of Mr. and Mr». clintff to put aside all other Scout- ed Rtiilf* JT,000,1)00,000. HI 2-9521 P|»infteld. Dorothy Omenhiier, Colopia; —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Thorns* Z. Hiifnpbrey, of Qreen ing activities.* |OTHERWAV|?I1.95VP —Mr. and Mrs. George : 6ii of Waxhlngton avenue were recent Street. Mrs. Ernest Raymond, Avenel. Bit |n ordir tq enjoy the bum and thildren and Mr, an mer jlrograinôu mtjst muke use guest# of Mies Helen Teppen of —A spn was born recently to Jersey City. WWflllpm LaForw and pf the niiemns« and. knowledge "HELP WANTED" Mr. and Mrs, Berntrd J, Conesn- OJga Charias, of Fifth / btlin hcittyTa MARGIE'S —Mr. and Mrs. FloyU Manse of non, at the Perth Amboy General you have fsifted from every activ * W* train jruu. were visitors at the World's Fair. it/ which the Scout program offers. Charn-o-Hills road entertained on hospital, Mrs. Concanhoh'wss the Oatins TQ lake tiopytcong Think of Ihi advanlage of obtaininf BEAUTY SrWFW Sunday their daughter-in-law, Sunday., . • \ : \ Qne of the most important Scout 477 former Miss Frances amploymanl when you can tafl "I hate Mrs. Robert Manse and their -tjn. H. J. Baiter of, rlyott ' ISELIN-The'Udles' Aid Soei- requirements and one which'- is of JMIONS WOOD. L Mir. and Mrs. Clement Evans, qf Street, was the.guest of Mrs. |jd< been trained proftiilontlly." grandson, Billy, and Mr*. Edward fety of the First Church of Iselin, use continuously, is First Aid. N< Scmnton, Pa., were the ,wMk-«|n<| ward Eichorn, of Remseh Avenue truck, all of New York. PresbyteHan, will sponsor a bugmatter where you are, at home, a Hr Mm II"n- Tlifrr l'r,.rr»«lonal guesU of her brother-in-law ind. who are spending some tinie with ride to Lake Hopatcong, Tuesday. camp, at the beach, or out riding Mm lualrucliira ; —Joan Smith, daughter of Mr. sisUr, MT. nnd Mr*. EMas t. Cos- Mi-. Eichhorn's aunt' at Beacon Reservations may be made with with the family; Fjrst Aid will b NiUiinlo Ml Mri eighth Street Hospital- Hew York end (pieitg of Mrs. Cafl AujNitiiie, er Street Mid WiUiarp gaffer^f, of/ 83, of 45 ^ftate Street,'Perth Am- City, wheru he underwent a major of Ridgcdale Avenue. Newport,-R. I., spent fue»i- Jean at a beach Sunday. of town,'have returned after t possible fracture of the ribs. party »t Point Pleasant Thuryiay. nine-day motor trip through the —Mrs. Frederick G. Hillier and longer Their gtU'Kt« were Russell and New England State* and Canada. daughter, Jessalyh, of Avenel Gladys 'Den MU-ykcr, Alice Mania -Miss Eda a. 51f- Dayid snd Street sp«nt the weekend as cufisti And Wife To Sail and Jane Patterson. MiieEthd David, of Lipden Avfi- of Lieut. William R, Boes, at ForV etiay For Europe J On M/t if* ftij to look coi^.snd —Recorder and Mrs. Arthur nue are on a two-wpek ai)to tour Niagaro, N, Y. . b aiilrt (reshljr WOOPBRlDGE^Mr. and MIH. Hrown of St. Gi'orue avenue ars of the New England States, ¥Q»- . — Mr. and. Mra. Burton Sewgrd L«Ruc- Pappau, of town, will sail vucutiiiniiiy; at Livingston Manor, traal, Gaapae Peninsula »nd Nova and cklldren, Louise and Douglas, W|)î pp, of Burnet Street, are spending Wednesday for Greece for an ex- MOREMUK PER GAUON OF OASf MORE W* ar* waaM fl«»fr N. y. o. two weks with relatives in Sran- W i Th itd t -Miss Betty Tiffany qf Colonio an wl»|l«T and Mrs. Nathan Duff of Claire Ave- »p, Pa. tended vacation. They intend to r QUART OF Oil f MOXE MUGS OF CAREFREE "lori clearer. Coflu-i are nuo, attended the sixtieth anniver- —Mr. and Mrs. Ray Misenheld- visit relatives in that country. 'Hinrd nuiia (• Bt the neck, sary dinner of the New Brunswick er, of Burnet Street, are spending of thMrth-e ePapps H&s yis Diricthe former whilr eowne MIHr. ''ft Iron Mb Uwt soil or THE COW PR/CE VOU PAY* Christian Science Home-News in New Brunswick last two weeks with relatives in Sioux P»pp»s conducts Dth e Nunchiy Lunchl M h- night, Falls, SouUi Dakota and Mitchel eonette on Main street. You NOTICK IT on your KUH gauî'.,.iu v(|Ui '•'! It-vi-l... FIRST CHURCH OF CHBI8T Joseph Ur and Mariaka Ur, potti i, Nebraska. More; U|M>«'| taotem of Second Btre«t, celebrated their on your mileage indicator...Oldsinobile gives you more prorUe icItnUllo SCIENTIST .apd.Mrs. M. Farer,.of Sirthdaya recently. m//e« per dollar of operaf/nrf cost! Which is just V* \tt9\n, frhioh Sewaren, N. J. rr,--r. street, and Miss Anna Th ' Chester J. Cavallito is enrolled hirU a IIBMth. n«at "I.OVK" i» II"' subject of th? juchy spent Tuesday at Siidler's another way of saying that the big, smart, all-quality ***?"*/ to make thtm star ..I'.ssun-Seniinii in ull Churches of in the. summer session at Ohio State BRAKES Old's is one qf America's finest all - round economy cars. '"•ih University. Hirist, Scientist, on Bunday, July —JHr. and Mrs. Frederick TRUST YOURS TO VS1 In Oldsinobile, you get big car roominets in a wid,e- Mies Emily Lou Holland, qf Pun- Braqie, of 3m ih Street, and Mr. RBLINiNG • ADJUSTMENTS visiop Body by F[sher. You get big car comfort with ham place, is visiting relatives at •sail rilrn The C.oiiien Tvxt is: "Ke«P and, Mrs. Schneider attended the DRUM REFAC1NG Olds' exclusive Rhythmic Ride. You gat high-powered ip Hqbhed State College, Pa., for several TROUBLES CORRECTED lvt'8 in the lovo of God, Wprfd's Fair Sund»y. only •crvtaes weeks. performance from i preoiajon-built, pressure-lubricated |,»,,kin,r for the mercy of our Lord —Oscar Large, Jr., of George engine. Ye}, yoyr fuel cost* compare lavorably with those TThha cchoir of the Methodist Street, is » PStjent at the Perth RAHWAY Jesus Christ unto eternal life. pf smaller, lighter oars. And Olds' built-in 'depend- now to have jour Episcopal Church will hold a re-Amboy Geperal hoBpital. * BRAKE SERVICE flnltbcd , Moity .(JuUi- 1:21). hearsal and social meeting tonight ability holds upkeep and repair expense a( the mini- r Among the citation* which com- —Ralph Peterson, pf Manhatr |. J. GASBAWAY. Prop. ihi. WWk. You •« at the tiome of Mias_Laura Quinn mum. Come in and let us show you how to drive a PHHO the I^sson-Scrmon is the fol- tanAvet)i>e-*nd ^phn ifu»m»k of • Yn. wi«4 Wua GOOM, Nawark on Linden Avenue. ' - quality o»r and aave feaJ money while you're doing it! lowing from th,- Bible: "Beleved, Avenel BfcraBt, W*F« g<^tto \JJ. Millou A... RAHWAY ' Mr. and Mrs-Philip Clayton l Albi C* -k Delivered at Laming, Michigan. Prices include aaHity^ let UH love one another; fon love is friends in Newark, Tuei Duval of Bostop are visiting Mr. of God; and evory nnu that lov- nun glass, bi/flipers, bumper guards, apart tire and tube. State and'Atk for of G; and Mrs. Albert Bergen of Wept L-th is born of God. w ^ and local taêa, it any, optional equipment and accessories Main Street. God. He that lovrth-imt knoire* Mr. and Mrs. Albert R, f..l fiod; for God is loyey c (1. $'\ He Former AfcP Stored 520 AAN'At**

J "' K I'HONK HK«V1CK- The tewon-Sormnn also includ- r. a g Mrs. Foster WtM|M4f«>i' open'for bu»inee» and sohcltj your I'U.I, "VVX-ITOU" es the fullowimr pffsngc frdm t|ie Singer, of Marlbfcro, at her sun> Christian Science textbook, m* mer cottage at Manasquan.. pitfWiRe jn perion or 'pWne. ^Weekly ipeciak. cm; ml Health with Key to the IWW Ordm accepted. OLDS MOBILE Iff Scripture*" by Mury-Buker Eddy. "• Amtasisdof of OovdwUl "With one Father, even Got, the Tht ctftdlal hotDltalto with which TW» Saturday, gifts for the children. whole fninilytff man- d v|sl{or,g are received in Qermany WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES hrelhersii; fcnf with one hes bfen proverbial for dentutlel, Telephone Woodbridge 8-0756, but Uw reeeption thet^ihe yeun| Ellmlirlh, N, .1. Jhatdod, or Rood, the brotherhood of man would con^t of Love and Ainf^ap, VtVastoo t H^H^keky ]Hm,]Hm* 475 Railway Ave. Woodbridge, N. J. — Kllmbrlh, hssrecplved 1« limply tremendous. 0. Brown, Mr- Trntl.. nnd have unity of Principle "ng» Vel. W0. 8-0100 "ITVloc |H H(. Mickey's German is perfect; "ng» 'inil nil poiiiU a,,«l Spiritual power which cojuti- 1 -r» Illlll MuiUIHH I trm tt V tutu divine Scionco" (p.

"wk'-r FRIDAY, 'L'LI Z», ., -in* «. Tbt liner (Ju..i CeremonyhPresbyterian Church are seve" U".-\ I i To Re Married On August 5th \ \Jjars SURPRISE SHOWER Tpn Yearn Ago GIVEN IN KEASBEY UnitedViolaKryshAndrewMts i wo i Illl DRKN DROWN TEMP-TEE un,it. U.ikspur. i ami IN WuuOBRIDCE CREEK Mrs. Bucino Is Tendered ['OKI KKAItlSC -M;- \\ "I'll •));•• ('reck cliiillH'd two j- EUSED CAR Broiu'y Krysko, teret, a* niHui of honor, was al • '. \ilicii Marie Austin, aired K, the h,\At of tirwl in u niaise flowered c' "' Smith St. Home this place '•'! I ;ivi lie Litts, 3>4, were druwn- gown, [jictuit hat of pink Andrew Ellis, sun, of Mrs. iary KEASBEY- A surprise miscel- and pink acries and carried a : in a loop of the treacherous Ellis, of Fn-ciiian Street, laneous shower was tendered Miss uituet of Johanna Hill rose*, • •rum near the end of Wedge- VALUES Olga Novak at her home in Bmith ibut dH|ihiniunu, pink larkspur I Avt-nue. Bntbê ehildren ?treet in honor of her marriage to |and bub,'a brfgth. UII .iauirhttri of local mail car- Church, V'oolbridtte. Michael J. Bucino of Hoboken, William Butters a^rvod a« best rr- Marie was the only child of Hannun Dmnny performed the ll»JV HA< KAKI) (• ! 4 DoUll which wa« performed Wednesday cenMay. The altar wa» banked in. Sidiii Radio 4 Mr and Mm. Milton Auatin, of 74 afternoon at 3 o'clock in Our Lady with flowers, palms and IBMI* The bride's wore, a black la'ce Hr.lrr Albert Street and Fay«ne wa» the of Hungary church in Perth Am- 575 tfc«t Avenel. They, wtll be at home to [l>37 F0NT1AC 4 DM* tle delay- as jbisible wer« takenjtgnd Anthony Espo»lto of Hoboken, She caftied a bouquet of their frie«a» after Augunt Ifl. Radio and Monday afternoon at an adjourned Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Molnar, Mr Iwi word imply! mectinK of the Townahlp Commit' and tin. Steven, Moskiyitc, Mr*.' H*aUr 575 Niedermayer Julius A* Kollar Ugioa Travtlt To Amboy TEMP-TEE Miu tee, The subject wu Introduced Vainer, Mrs. Mary Perrierat Mrs. helin Couple EnttrUint by Committeeman Jacob fcrau- ihUjftivan, Miss Betty H*h, Mrp, $MLdC9 U» r«|arding 1*37 PONn AC.2 Door , At Garden fatty At Horn sam who briefly reviewed history of Anna MONO, Mrs. Anna Holmi, 0ric*i for Social FFumtio,,L , itdan. Grajr finiih < WQ0DBRI6GE—Again tak- lit the playground and then stated Mrs. Pongi'nr ami Miss Terry I8ELIN—Mi. and Mrs. William fund Picnic« hrtReadingHmheSceneOfParty ing to the road, the Woodbridge" I that the Rottry Club had taken Pongric of Perth Amboy. O'Neill, of Corri'ja Avenue, en- American Legion baseball team up the movement to liar« it r«K »3« FORD 2 Door Mr. and Mr*. Earl Floy, Mr, «tvd tertained telittivifk »mt friends at a Will travel to tfce W.tm' Stadi- •tdan 250 For Prospective Bride Of Kollar opened. Mra, Samuel Novak, Mrs. George garden party and mariihmaHow um in Perth Amboy Sunday • • •»' * Hafely Jr., Miss Vivian Hafely, TEMP-TEEI rioast at their home recently, where the Doughboys are sated" Miu Catherine Niedermayer Of Elizabeth U Fettd BLAZE IN PLANTi MisB Helen Yuhaai, Mra. Murgaret to do a song-and-dance with the Dtlicateiten Among the guests were Mrs. 111 M,l. St. w,,,,d , FUMES HAMPER FIREMEN Factak, Mrs. John Varga, Mrt, diamond trotter*. llri At Surprise Shown By Bertha, Off a Kollar Varga, Mrs. Varga, Mrt. Barney Anne Hiikty, Miss Barbara Hi- Fire of undetermined origin was ckey, and Mi.; PPEN EVENINGS Snydi-r, Mr. and MIB. Anthony fleld and Mm, Mary Zuecaro, of WOODBRIDGE SUES O'Neill, Russell TomuRo and War- Linden. NEW YORK BROKER ren Aquilla, nil of town, Telephone Rahway 7-0477 Snydcr, Mrs. Mary Kroh, Mr. and Screen Stars i Suit for approximately 126,000 Mm. Steve Hobenqhoun, all of against the firm of B. J. Van Ingen Klizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel D. of A, Schedules Benefit has been filed in the Supreme Court This summer "The Thief of Uelin Resident Succumbs Haug, Mra. Josephine Tornlellu, Party In Avenel Tonight of New York in behalf of Wood- Bagdad" is to be made in techni- bridge Towiidhip. The action was color in London. Sabre of "Ele- In Philadelphia Hospital INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Urbanik, WOODBRIDGE-A benefit card brought by the New York law firm phant Boy" fa'nie, and Hex In- ISELIN Minn Elsie Mason, Fire — Automobile MinseB Rose and Helen Sarnu, Mr. party sponsored by the good am] gram, who appeared in "Green of McDonald and Lebett as au- liam Mason, of fiwen Street, this Health — Accident John Kiilina, all of Woodbridge, welfare department of the Nancy thorized by the Township Commit- , u.,tui'es, will be in the cast. . . . 24, daughter of Mr. and MIR. Wil- Workmen's Compensation Mr. ond Mrs, lAndrew Kucht- Lincoln Council, No, 117. Daugh- tee « month ago. Through this Wallace Berry has been legally ters of America will be held to- place, died Suturdny nt the Gradu- • I. •.I Surety Bonds ynk 8r., Mr. and Mrs. John Kueht means the municipality hopes to appointed guardian of Carol Ann, night at eight o'clock at the home ytik Jr., of Avenel, Misa May Zu- recapture fees paid to the firm by hi* adopted daughter. She i» the ate y<)s|utul in Pliiludelphia. ARTHUR F. GEIS of the chairman, Mrs, Alice M, Imy of Perth Amboy; Mrs. John the nreviouK administration for re- daughter of Mrs. Beery's sister, Besidos her jiarents she is sur- 184 Green St., Woodbridge, N.J. Hehn, of Madinon Avenue, Ave- Tel. 8-1723 M (iulick, Mins Anna Gulick, Mra. financing ii lan?e bloc of Township hut Wallace is establishing a trust vived by a lirothcr and two sisters, nel. Mis. Lloyd Fry and Mrs. Andrew Kukulya and daughters, bonds, fund for her, beginning with Rose, Theresa unil John, Funeral CLO VERLE AF INTERSECTION France!1 Lute will be the assisting Mury and Eleanor; Mm. Michael • • * $7,1)00 wortk of Hollywood Turf services were held Wednesday hostesses. Refreshments wi)l be Hupstak, Mm. Michael .Pirnik, Mra. CASALE CHARGES PREJUDICE Club stock. . . . morning at !> o'clock at the house WOODBRIDGE 1 scived. Andrew Sivuk, Ml "- Frank Kucht- IN NAMING LOCAL PARK Don Ameche • will appear as and 9:U0 o'clock at St. Cecelia's 4-Grave Family Plot, Now in Ad- WINDOW SHADES yak, Mm. John Ewasko, Mrs. John Joseph Casale, one of the leaders Stephen Foster in "Suwanee church, here. Interment was in fit. vance of Need . , . From $160. Manufactured and in. rtuthtyu^c and daughters, Mary 1 in the ajjitiition to name the first River," with Nancy Kelly as the James' cemetery, Woodbridge, ttallrd to fit your win- and Julia; Mm, Michael Barnyak. Vampiret Attempt To Optn (omplfted section of the Waod- feminine lead. Al Jolson will nor* dowi at reaionable pricet Mm. Michael Htuko. Mrs. John Hopelawn Cemetery Vault bridge Township Park in memory tray • Edwin King, who was the Pulinnky, Mrs. Steve Wanilek, Mrs. lof Anthony Coppola, today charged minstrel man of that period. . . . WOODBRIDGE — Eli«at)e;th New York Wall Paper Michael Kuliick, Mrs. Andrew that the adoption of any other plan Banutsionj, of Fayettc Street, would conntitute "discrimination Betto Davis is enjoying a Bix and Paint Co., Inc. Vuslly and dauifhterR, Mary and Annul Mju, JiiKcph KvaniU, Mrs. Perth Amboy, reported to the Qînst the Italian ciitzens of this weeks' vacation before beginning work on "We Shall Meet Again." 3B« Stale Slraat John DnnaharW, • Mrs). Donate local police that flomfone had Township." PERTH AMBOY FURNITURE CO. PERTH AMBOY Minueci, Mra. Joseph Fraterolo, broken into a yault in Holy • « » T Phone 4-1722 Mr«. Jofiejih Sckcinxki and daugh- Trinity Cemetery on Florida CASH RELIEF AWAITS "Man of the Hour" is beinginod- ernized and will, serve as n story ter, Helen, all'of Port Reading. Grove Koad, Hopelawn, in which APPROVAL OF ERA. Introduction Sale of in which to star Edward G. Robin- '! Other Gueiti her father in buried. Cash for the food element of re- son, ,, . ')I.. The vandals damaged the in- i lief will be ailailubrc in Middlesex Mnt, Alcxa Bvonit« Sr., Mrs. » side of the vault in an attempt County aR soon as the state ap- "Mr, Tutt," of tho Arthur Train i Telephone 4-0075 Andrew Kuchtyak Jr., Mra. An- # I to pry open the compartment proves the organization now being story series, is scheduled to appear 1 diuvJf Superior, Mrs. Andrew Va- êntrance, devised to administer the new sys on the ncrcin soon. Walter Hus- •i haly.ami dnugiiterS, Mary and P. M. Gerbnimo said yester- ton will probably play the title New Crosley Models ik'ieiU Mrs, William.^ Supeiior, la'y. ThecouhtydirectoraddedthSt role.... '• ' Mm. Victor Tutamonte Sr., Mrs. W00fiBRII)GE—Wi a meeting1 of the County Advisory John Kulick aiid daui;hter.s, Apnes mon, an employee of the Supreme It is rumored that Ronald Col- Thos. F. Burke Committee to discusS the informa- and li't'iii'; Mm, Hani a und daugh- Auto Wrecking Company on the man was the director's choice for tion no the plan forwarded from — Funeral Directors -*- ter, Jonephine and Irene; , MI(B. super-highway, Lafayette section the lead in "Rebecca," but in or- State headquarters will be held as der to get Vivian Leigh for the of Home Appliances Emi'o -KoHar, Mrs. James Kollar, of the township, reported-to the .soon as possible. # itlao-«f ifcri Heading. local -police this wtfk (hat spine- feminine lead, the part of Max BEAUTIFUL MODF.RN ••••,•• : •••..» was givefr-to La*S»w» Olixtt^ >... Miss Arme Bufnyak, MfflSM Vic- one stole two tires off n enr parked 366 STATE STREET Three Yean Ago "Lady Jane," Shirley Temple's toria, Antoinette and Molly Min- in the company's lot, CROSIiY STATE FORBIDS INCREASE picture, was held up temporarily cutit PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ueci, Misses Mary and Josephine IN TOWNSHIP CAS RATE while the studio searched for a Zuccaro," Mian Anne Loyer, Miss Commissioner ThomHs L. Han-blue heron which was very neces- .. # Ida BarbattvMi»90.x Mamie and Iselin Notes son of the j State Board of Public sary, for the picture. Gale Son- FOOT GAS RANGES Joseph vwGoatello, Mgr, Vtola Simone, Misses Bertha, Olga, Utility CommjssioYiers announced dergaard, by the way, is the vil- and Elaine Koilar, of Port Read- For Better Cooking —Mr. and Mrs. G«orge Mofgon today that the application of the lianess of the piece.... ing, • of C?lifton, we'»e the . wpek-«nd Perth Amboy Gas Light Company Miriam Hopkina Was 80 anxious "Tkan It no mbitltitft- Anthony Kollar, Emro Kollar, Stiicsts of Mr. and Mrs, George for the revision of its schedule, ad- to appear In '!The Old Maid" that for Bart* Btrrlee" Kdward Kollar, Julius Kullur, Jo- Handzon, of Correja Avenue, versely affecting the smallest con- she terminated her. contract with $59 Reph Kollar, John Kollar, Michael —Mr; arid Mrs, Waiter Baleyre sumers, has been denied.' MUM at a loss of $150,000. She and son, W^terV Jr., of '6orreja • « •• • then signed up with Warners to Avenue, have returned honw aitet' HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL COST make two pictures at |BO,000 each. CROSLEY ELECTRIC 1 Here's An Old Summer Adage 11 two weekB mot: WoodbridRe 8-1735 Lcli'iiiaiit of the.mass. Interment 1 answered the alarm. A short looks the part of a middle aged and Achievement WHK in St. Jumes' Cemetery, 'Wood- circuit in one of the wires caused woman instead of looking just a bridpe. the blaze, firemen said,. little bit lovely The hearers, all niernbys of th? $7.99 1'ort Reading Exempt Firemen's Terms as Low as $1.00 per week. and up Atwooiation, werr: John Baranyak, Iji'iijiimin Miirtjno, Emery Koltfr, FUEL AND FURNACE OIL] Anthony Superior, ifcbastlan An- tdtielli and Subitino Covino. Give the family the thrill of a lifetime. Free Demonstration« HIGHEST QUALITY FOR EVERY Joteph E. Coley Jr. WOODHIIDGE — Joseph K. the New Crosley 4-Passenger Automobile priced in the range • MAKE OF BURNER Coley Jr., IB, son of Mr. and Mm. Joseph E. Coley, of 14 Van Buren every man's pocketbook. $350 F.O.B. nin-i't, this place, died Sunday at Prompt and Courteous Service tlin Roosevelt hospital after a »hort illnoss. Hcsiilca hi.s parents he is survival by n brother, Richard. Funei'al services were held [PREMIER OIL & GASOLINE SUPPLY CO.I •Wednesday morning- at 8:30 (iV'kick at the house and at 9 (NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. RAHWA(Y; li J.< o'clock in St. James' dhurch wh'ere •• (lie new Ooifey or recently placed on the market by fowel ;i solemn mass of requiem was PERTH AMBOY FURNITURE CO Phon» Rah. 7-1263 — Night Phon« Ruh. 7-0424-R , Jr., radio anil oleclric r«frif«r«tor, manufacturer. Th^ newly celebrated. Interment ww in St. daiiined autoro"1''** ii being ftatiirad by th« Pvrth Amboy Furniture 285 STATE fHOTT Ph... 4.nnno nrnw iMDnV N. J Cemetery, ...;., ' ,,. , PERTH AMBOY, N

. I FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939 PAGE SKVES |egion Will Face Gas House Gang Under Lights Tonight JUNG UNITE 7TH, WOODBRIDGE OWLS OVERCOME AMIMiriJKRWmSTmKor* [INGASSAULT GREINERS TAKE 2 MEET AT STADIUM FINAL INNINGS FROM AMBOY CLUB Hey dens Cop First-Half Industrial League Title Meuick Gathers Up Fans' lOTHVlCTORY Favorites To Appear FOR FOUR IN ROWlBATCH OF ERRORS FORDS HANDS FIRSTSMASH HOLBROOKS In Night Opener On ir-Tiflit GAME TO START AT 9 Of Si Triumph Over Harmony DOOMS KEASBEY 9 IN 6-RUN BARRAGE Toners 8 to 3 and 3 to DEFEAT OF SEASON CU» H*UM orSixStaiuM> 2b-King Komnky 2 Here On Sunday IN SO. RIVER TILT SPORTSjECHOES TO PORTJEAMNG IN CLOSING INNING rf—(Jerak .... Daniel* J SMACKS 3 FOR 3 •BY ELMER "SfreVE" VEC8E1-——•p— »»—T. . Ciomalka , MILLER, SAAKES HURL Behind 5-2( Fordi Coabine cf-t-fi. Delaney (iadek lTIIK;K-I*te getting Fourteen Hits Insufficient Firemeft'i Softball Combine lb—S. Morgan ..... Htrenk ' 1 until Down To the Sea To Overconu Penalty Well, here I am back in harness ..What I need moat Unletihei Ttrrife If—A. B«rc*llona Eaton ' in n ingK,, the Wood- WOODBRIDGE — The Mayor Htnn Up 8-4 Win On tib—G. U«hy Iteinert; is another couple of weeks off to rest up from the vacation Attack In Ninth , ..p.Mw their blffuitt Greiner Association, softball ag- Of 6 Blunders *> 12: HiU c—Bodnar Slatkewio* . , !„•,.«• frames to Mnath gregation captured another pair of just concluded..,. At any rute I am back at the keys again 3-WAY SNARL AVERTED P k : Simongen. ( of garnet last Sunday at the Legion BOOT FOUR-RUN LEAD Don't be at all surprised not to find anything in this GET SIX RUNS IN 3RD p—Ruinak Marchlniak Stadium where it defeated the FORDS. — With heavy stick- Bruttowict \ I Sunday afternoon KEASBEY—Being charged with p—Borak i column abgut baseball, softball or what have you.' I've FORDS—Tho £ort Reading Fir* „„,' l'Hi'k, Perth Am- Perth Amboy Harmony Club ton- a half-dosen errors, the Kcnnbuy wqik bombarding the le»-we»iy itojiu bout-minded So much »o that 1 (along with Art W00DBRIDE — C. Willlas* u,t,ny wa» the tenth ne ri In a double bill. field Club tamers dropped an 11 Company's softlmll team suffered outHelijurs of the Holbrook Hst (Honk) Messick, professor of ,MI, local club in the to 10 decision to the South Kivei Gardner) went out und got me a 33-foot cruiser—just to it» first defeat this year when the Company bmiebaU club, the Hey Tjie first game terminated with baseball her* and pilot of . tb^j White Flaahus at the cross river keep up with the Jonses of Smith's Creek, Sewaren. ilen-Catamr-ninei, of ^hts place thi Greiner boys on thu long end Fords' Pirema.ii marked up an B to Woodbridge American Lvfioil iimU, an Uiual, WM on diamond Sunday afternoon. blasted the hitters, 8 to 6, st Wat- of an 8 tu 3 score, while the nee- Listed with the equipment that came with the boat 4 win at the Fords park this week. baseball club, will taku snuthtf i,i the O«l« and held ers Stadium in Perth Amboy, ond tilt wan won by a close 3 to The local nine collected a total crack at giving local diamond ,., ten scattered hiU. were several book* on water and piloting regulations The contest wan a second half Tuesday evening to win the first 2 count. of fourteen hits. The number, fans some real hunwhido Unwind ,, s chalked up their flash in th« township firsmu half tlU» of the Industrial Base- M With these two conquests, the however, Was matched by the River I reed a let of the stuff and gained lonu knowledge action. And, the hope of all in thaf th<• Rfcund »tania. ball League, [recently formed combine now lists combine. It ww» the six errors boat ownen should know- For an ordinary teaman saftlmll league. It was the Hist Musics,'* last attempt prove* sue! „ tic , a quartet of wins and no losses, that proved costly to the Keasbey second clan, I'm packing a helluva lot of nerve to tell time in two years that Fords de- Going into the ninth on the cessful In order that he may bit n\iuK t<> connect with short end of a 5 to 2 score, the Donny Miller, ace flinger for the team and gave the winners the feated Port Heading. able to continue riving thi* towa weather-beaten skippers what to do and what not to Hevdvn murderers' ruw unle«)led i •, slants, but in the Greiner crew, w«s on the tee in one-run victory, baseball action for Uw balance of Port Heading scored one run in a terrific batting attack that had ,.„ 11,,. W»o doubled Uerity, Fitzpatrick and A, Gadek in Seawamen . . So here goes. runn in thu final stanxa to settle ninth frame with a home run to earn thu muririn of victory, ley Gadek'a Gai Hoiiw (iang front ., .!til mn. starred .»{ tho plate for the win- the lirst half champiunahip that Perth Amboy under lighta in tb| breaking a lfl-ull tie. To begin with, I advocate a thorough knowledge of Matu»z, pitching fiii- the win I'mhck mid Bumutka ners %ilh three, two and two hits would have none into a three* Legion Stadium tonight at ut one played on the Forda Tho duvaatatiug batting by Gadek, will be close enough to i i In. Htiirm wan over, the losers with a pair of thruu-baHu no time did the Greiner boys ap- UTi'untion connected for a hit. Gt'i-ns withered the Amboy field- each other pome fancy and t>legan| Liincil live counter* liinylea. Ncmuth and Ccbro aided and refraining from action, not necessarily prohibited, that pear to be in real danger. Fischer, It. Kruus and Logan ers. Gerns «V nee ted for three names. There will be no exti nh'it in the bag. in the liall-licltinir by smacking might cause another annoyance or inconvenience, we hurling for the winners, paced the victors with two hits hiU, two of them going for four- charge for that feature, ,i JIIIfeet day at the out u double apiece, ' held the HaTTtimijr, lads to six hits. square with the best traditions of the sea We do well us iece. Barnu and K. Kollar fea- baggerK. George Kusinak, who Mesajck. hM Jitrajiged._ for Vt ,IT fin- three. 2am- Koxup, mi the tee for the losers, Stanky, pitching for the loneiH, wan boatmen to perpetuate them. turcd thu hittinjt for tho Ports was on the tee for the winner*, erection of a high-powered IigR ihi ninth irmintt was fanned ii);ht hatters while the win- touched for nine bane hits. with two safeties euch. (Continued on Page 10) iiiK plant to provide llghU for t • ,! i ivt> of the K«me. ning pitcher struck out seven. Possession of a big fast powerful boat confers no Sumiitka alao collected MclA'd, A. (iadek and Ur, with night's combat. Thu set-up involve two hits "apiece, paced the Grein- special rights or privileges on the owner The driver I'* a large rental fee and ball fani LTS at bat. are hoping for an appreciative aw Owl. (7) on the highway whose pleasure it is to cut in and'out of FIRE CO. TOSSERS Woodbridge Tennis Stars Entered tendance in order to meet the §x« Harmony Club (3) AB It H traffic lanes will find no such fixed lanes on the water ab r h nenditure, ft Xhora, rf 2 1 1 Yet afloat there is still no justification for plying one's Admiuion: 35 Ctntt ;t RALLY TOWIN 4-2 In Central Jersey Court Tourney OveU, sf S 0 1 course heedless of the rights of others The lines of Despite the fact that it COHU « Nesty, ab 3 0 0 proper course and conduct are no less well defined merely Play To Open Tomorrow So far the hew league include!) pretty penny to promote a game Nielsen, ss 3 Trail Until 6th But Noie because of the absence of white lines and traffic lights. Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, New such as tonight's, Mosaick has fix- WbnUni, lb 3 ed the adminsion price at 35 cunU Out Keasbey And Take When Local fietmen Brunswick and Metuchen. Officials Volkay, c 3 The boatman who equips his boat according to the dis- for adults and 15-cttita for chili Loop Leadership of the loop hope to have other Kalitajlf I 2 tates of common sense, and operates it according to rules MeetPerth Amboy riien. Tonight's gate should rejig, 2 Totka, sf 3 municipalities entered in order to HOPELAWN — Traiiini? until WOOUBRIDGE — Woodbridge ter at least 500 thirty-five cent a,d.l j 1 Dennis, p 3 of common respect for the rights of others, will never run givu it a wider scope. -missions in order to break eve.n oif the sixth inuinK, the Houelawn tiic- will launch play in the newly- T the promotion. \ men ])ut »n the heat to nose out aful of the law Demands of the Pilot Rulen are few, in formed Central Jersey Tenni? League plans call for each 4 Totals •. 2K 3 match consisting of three singles the Keasbey fire company ball •ssence The equipment they require, the signals they tomorrow tifteninon at '2 If Woodbridgv fang want tha Greinar Attociation (8) contests and two doubles with each flinî-i'K, 4 to t, in a township ture- cluck when the local team will continuance of baseball hots, 85 7 12 lb i prescribe, and the privileges and duties they delineate have town u.siriff at. leant Hve players in nien's softhall loop contest hers the repreaentative team of thoy can beat show their wil'i lfling* Zylka (1) Campbell, ab 1 0 Perth Amboy on the Brighton the contests. this week. been drafted solely for the general safety of all afloat. ness to co-operate by attending AB B H Uerity, 31 .') 1 avenue courts in that city. tonight's game. Foi; a town which By virtye of its win over Keas- Thy insure eaual rights to all, prevent misunder- Bill Rhodes, of Perth Amboy, is .4 0 0 McLcod, rf 3 Representing Woodbridge will has been noted for its excellent bey, Hopelawn now holds the top president of the league. He is be- 0 2 Kuzmiali, us 2 standings in critical situations Certainly there is no be such are racket swingers aa Ed- ing assisted by Sam Gioe, of diamond aggregations for muny berth in the second half play of g 0 1 J. McLaugtilin, if 2 intent deliberately to restrict the liberties of those who die Miller, Alf Tyrell, Jack Flem- Woodbridge; Walter Smith, of the leuKUf. years, it becomes demoralizing tof 1 2 Fitipatrick, lb 3 ming, Buddie Campbell, George New Brunswick and Jason Mur- Hopulawn âincil it» viutoiy by turn to the water for the very freedom it affords As | future athjeticd should the Legion A. Gadek, «'f *B Krtimm und Prank Lattangio, dooh, of Metuchen, Continued On Pag© 10 Ur, 1/ H chaikinu up tine run in the first I see it, though, boat owners should not comply with es- L. McLaughnn, 'lb 2 frame, two i'n the sixth and one tablished regulations solely because they are laws—to O. Miller, c 2 more in the seventh. Keaabey's escape penalty A Federal law makes the owner of D. Miller, p -3 total wat* made up by a run in Ii you are looking for something a bit better, something more stylish, some- each of the second und fourth the boat responsible for damage caused by her wake Stanitts. thing with real smartness, pay this store a visit and enjoy its immense as- ,|,..-Totals •:,.., • '-...36. » 10 However, if we see that the wash we are creating causes ; 34 1 10 Score by innings: Gloff, elliflwifftf for Keasbey, al the fisherman in his rowboat-or the party in the sailing semblage of fine things for JJfen. •• , lowed seven hits, while his oppo- ,1)00 000 115*—7 Harmony Club 100 100 1—3 dinghy or archored cruiser discomfort or even concern 010 000 000—1 (Continued on Page 10) nent, Saho, was touched for nine. The savings are exceptionally great in this— J, Damback and W. Damback, we certainly violate the spirit of the law, if not the letter. both of the losing team, were the , In boating, we already have laws enough to insure the only batters to hit more than once, safe, and proper, operation of every pleasure craft The hball And Baseball SchedulesThey each smacked out a pair of IMPORTANT! safeties. marine laws which we now have are fair aii'd" reasonable ir Coming WeeUisied By Gioe Generail compliance with such regulations can obviate ffOODBRIDCE BEATS more stringent enforcement, or the drafting of new, un- "I'lilimilE-HerewlUi.Me the standing* as of Wednesday, necessary, regulations Several of the pilots operating Clearance Sale -lull- for the coding week in the various Iownship Soft- out of Smith's Creek invariably run their boats in and out •• -Wl Leagues HB prepared by Director Samuel O.oc: FORDS ON 16 HITS of the stream entirely too fast,' working up a wake that TownaUp Senior Bateball pounds the .moored vessels against their stakes and floats llupelawn v». Keasbey F, C. Mid-Season Debut Finds YES! US IS AN Illue Birds ,vs. Hopelawn • l ...;:...A little common sense Is all that is required to remedy I!.it Plies vs. Hungarian Dems - |! All-Stars In Top the violation. Kewtbcy vs,Holy Name ^ j Form; Win 9-6 Well, Captain Starbuck of the Yacht "Sandra," < luiilie'n Cafe Vs. Wolverines I IMPORTANT FORDS—The Woodbridffe All , what would you do? Would you grab for the anchor |*8tars opened their season some- Hopdawn Wolfs vs. Barflies • and snub it? .Would you cast off the sheet (if you what late but, nevertheless, chalk- [>OK Patch vs. Hill Billies EVENOur Ant ir«§t_T«luT FO«R liWn YOUf >«le ! ed up, a !> to 6 win over a strong had one), or haul it in? Or would you jump for the WfloJbridi. lnt«rm«dUle in 30 year, of builneii. It', im- ~r©ruB™~Ac6S'"team"âr"the rords halward? The wisest thing to do is get out your lloinesteadB vs. Bovs' Club port • a t far ui to .all off th« great- \- Park oval in the initial start. -Kiimblers v». Clovers Pilot Rules and become more familiar with your rights •it part of our immcn.e itock of Somers and Yank pitched for NECKWEAR Woodbridit Junior U«|u. PURE SILK HOSE high grade men', wear b«c«u.e of the All Stars and nave up but six in the water That's what I'm doing. j Purs silk, hand tailored | —Crusaders vs. F. C. Jrs. Plain and fancf altkleU and hits, Egan, on tho tec for the new changti to bt made In our Rag. 65c Y»I. 35c T.wMklp $••!«• SkftWl regular. locals, was touched 'for sixteen many department*. In order to HepubllCalU V», W. P. C. Reg. Til. 3Se sa^tlos. iccompliih thit "3 ""'1.00 Kcd (fhoitt vs. R«d Onions Swetit's ,818 And Minucci's .714 Now 1 Qc pr. Avcnel vs. ghell Lab.. " Aftbr MinsJty was retired trying to stretch a doable, Zick, Moore -Fralernlty Club vs. Farmers PROFITS ARE IGNORED and J. McLaughlin singled; Byrnes Top Hitters In Firemen's League ~ Ited Onions, It. Republicans gto|anded out but L. McLaughlin Towmhip Girl.' Softball TO INSURE QUICK SELLING and McHenna came through with (Thursday, August 8rd.) WOODBU1D0K—Battinjr averages in the firemen's soft- WE HAVE MARKED DOWN singles to spore three runs. Woodbridge at Iselin ball league, for first half play, were released yesterduy EVERY SINGLE ITEM AND IN Xopelawn at Port Reading The Wopdbridge club crossed by Samuel Gioe, WPA^director of the township recreation SOME INSTANCES THE SAV- Fir* CompanUC L*«|n« the platter'ftrrthnes Ih tho third department. The averages were compiled by Andrew INGS ARE AS LOW AS to take a good lead. A triple by (Fridsy, July 28) ON THE DOLLAR G'adek, recreation staff worker; ^ . "i>Helawn st Fordi Joe McLaughlin ffeatured the third PORT RSAWNC == Ki'Hflbey at Avenel ' frame rally. " •••*%-*• 4 AB Hiti . At. lwlln Ufht Senior Softball The Aces' came back with three Name Rader 8 .250 10 .714 'Hidthi'rhood v». Mohawks, runs in the third stanza, two in B. Minucci -^ Hcttlgcr ...". 8 ,2nO .626 .250 • -f'lillorda VB. Cubs the fourth and one in the sixth Barna ....' 16 ™ Kramer .! 4 Come h. And Convince .53:1 .180 I.u(Idles VB, Brotherhood but could not overcome the Stars' A. Albani -Hi Pollack ,l..../,f.< C ,500 .100 A. Superior .- 6 Koima ,.. 6 Yourself MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Week of Auguit 7 wide margin. ,500 Towiyhip Sinior T. D'Apolito 2 FORDS Wall tailored in the neweit .474 POLO SHIRT3 M. D'Apolito ...19 patUrni and fabric* ig all Iliirflics vs. Holy Name Nam* AB Hiu Av. All of our nationally tdv«rtii«Mala HlBhwnr IMnilll mid J. Covino 10 Fischer 20 R .400 HOPELAWN vs. F. C. J«. : .357 itt. Jpgan I^....:...,14 5 » vs. P, C. Jrs. OAK RIDGE ."3 S3 J. Sabo 00 WoodbrlJn Junior Balint' >.....i...'..t .'..17 .pi Ruby's Men's Shop 4 '.600 w. v. '. va. Comet* (Sat. Aug. 5) GOLF COURSE 3 .376 Sandorf ..,; 24 .!!MI Townihfe Softball Muliary Clark Township ,3 .333 Hansen 4 .250 139 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, H.3. 1 •• - - M Lull v*. Red Onloni J. Simon „ Betnrrn \\ mdlrl.l mid Unlm-n 3' ,'3S:l Blanchard , fl I'r.dcrnity ys, Avenel. Ijiflt'lrlrA lnvhvri S, Simon .8113 (Continued o» Page 10) W. F. ('. vs. Pnrmero ^ IMIIWAV 7—a:n»• . M. Snbn ,. (Cqptimifd on Pag* 10) t> 5ENT-- F.I

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939 1!M«, roverlng [ and PAGE EIGHT (I ijll ttl >L'f L'fii | DUC, t'Vilh WlM.lH T •*" 4iip iiti, ;..[J ,Jl>:; I llicJ The aii|>>. . LEGAL NOTICE ,1, k IH-.I. I.,,,. Iti-A, 1. * - •=. "< '• "e« lU l,( I .11 sum uf in,,. KEASBEY RESIDENT, 73, Mi'll' V IIH-.KHV I,HEN 11*1 litjOl.W INiJ lit ihf* nil* is^clHin ul 1>. li;i,. 16-1-', li-A, li-B, Vt-V mill |i in Ill'n-k IT7~<', l.otB 4-C, 4-1) . IWO0) ' 6TH ANNIVERSARY r l,.liu» ..j.lnunie »«-" "ill" •• «i,i.ili.ily line <•! Randolph Avenue 17 -1 Fords Notes this u)#. HONORED BY CHILDREN 4-1', .ill.l I ..,— Township Ci.njiiKtef "t w. . M «nit C7 I,, (l!Tux anil ""i>w Jetfey at a reirijar m Knniiulph Avenue k l"» m(lie Hfllcjii MARKED BY SZABQS _ - Mr. aa ,.n July 1"U' nn* •rst corner of u j children, James Jr. and 7h- nn Jeraty; Ti FUHTHER NOTICE that the (iirmerly SUte oul. New „ . -• . . r. ing Will Feature Annual and Mrs. Steven Pokol of New ip Curamittee -will meet - i louthrrly along the wester mortal Mu- thence 'iu>» '(outhPIUW,,f rly, ..al. pri$e Forty Sunday; brynawiek avenue are gpendinfr fib. 1839 »t tr Stite tit New " Building. WB*. Ns». ly line of Imdt of SUte ti New Jrraey Hopelawn Couple Ii Given R ^ f[ak two w«eki at Scaaide. a Btsadard; 148.M feet mure ijr l«u Io I |»4ri: Family 1$ fount fers« at 7 P M . •katertpMsafi ofthenci- 13) vesterly >nd pirallel wl'h 37 FORI>S—The Fords M«n'« Mr. attd Mra. H. NajtUfcast and tiavr to JKMtsider ihe nj»l at wfileh the imatherly line of Ruidolph Avc- L.-7-28. KEASBEY—In celebration of Surprise Party In ' ^ fofloirlng w*iivwu» hereto may nu*> unil distant 148.53 feet therefrom 1,, sniil bill of complaint. his sevt'htjf-third birthday, Jicob publican Club held it* daughter, Helen, are spending a •-••> ~» »h., imuKiml Hi rlerttt tnirlfs. M1.74 fe*t Kohti«, of Dahl ArenUi, mi fiven PtrtbAnbt? feck at Viifinia Beach and Capo OHif.of Coynsi - Mr. and M». 21 Commerce street A 11)1 n(l 1 ):,l\, • mrpme part bj his children at Henry, Va, arun n,,r, Mm Jane Lind of William Newark, New Jersey tie* 0/ rrmik \ hit borne Sunday. The occasion mini: July H4lh, :•»». •f the C!tiiini, MAS marked by a family dinner. •tract gpent the week-end vUitintr I. J»jK:«-i. 11,11 five* notin 1 her grandmother, Mn. John Lind, aatd .Hiarlns i,, Those present were: The Miw- tllelr (letitii ,... at Lake Hopatcong. e» Mary, Catherine and Hekn Ko- AN ORDWANrE VACATING POR- by •mil!** 1 in- . . Hopelawn, in honor «f thfir sixth TION OP NEW DOVBR BOAD IN ccapei), 1111,1,1 buit, Peter, Alt*. John, LeaUr and charge of the aetaion. > Mias Beatrice Sabo of Biluralln eddinf anniversaryi . THE TOWNSHIP Of WOODBRIDOI in., ar.inoom within nix iii'.m Anthony Kobus, of tpwn; Ray Gu- The- eommittae arr»n{rinf for Brunswick avenue spent a day re- rOL'NTT or MipDLESBX, they will i,,. ,.„ Tlw (unta «*re: Mr. and Mrs. Hulldlna;, Wood- rorki. of Carterrt; Mr. and Mra. th« xiotlnf plant te make cently rutting frienda at Prince- TO RELEASE AND fJT""" HI I action tliprcii.r d Pl S THE FIT" i,rlliK.. N i., «t s ovioca P. M. nay- mlnUlUlraWil r J. Kunch and son »nW« VIII iw P«" - MM. futo, Mr, "*l •»•' ',,«v ..Ml nml reB, and daughter, of F»rds; Mr. and Mrs. will be fea- Jit V 1 Francla M •ud Brie;-JCElsie . .,andd «r«. frana,^^JSfJT. •.,«.. , . tae tpdrti pat*. ?V«,UlllrMi» " ' ' —' "•»"" ^Jlii S. Martin and children, of Lonf rill be avail. ^Ûlt.P^ôt^Tj-* A\;e!iii'". r?pi a may be «e- MMnilton,'d«ii|thttr. Lorraine; Mr.lt"td:*lft«*tll«ta tlf Bmlili sir,,'r,,.:, Island City and1 Mr, and Mrt. Ka-M«| lbllbl« l >( the day- public, liuimists ,-uri'il "1 th| •••rth Amln.v \ M Jh K « < " >^"<"'t the SHERIFF'S SALE rii.rk lirtlie ..-„•• - •• - , Howard, Mr. and Mr5; John Ko- oi the club at- minstl, and daughter of H«pN, WANT ADI Mrs usKo, Mr. "na : f.^,^ aad ANNA 8ZUH, his wife, ilurrlhed Mr. and tKe Fords Defendants. Ii. Fs f«r the va,,fid «»'! all Tim I»KIII* (if WniMlbrlilW, TO Sti-iilnn'Hpltmmi and Url, HUplie* Mrs. S. Bfrkowiti!.. Mr. and mortfasjed premises dated June U. Woodlirlilgn, N, J. .-i.ii, 11« wife, Adolfth Kiel* an* M»7d nd fxtlnuiMghri under and by |1v IKlV i:. ANDKllHON, Itmh Klein, his Wife, Halted Flnan, Mr. and Mr*. Seckretter, IHOWEMI FOR CHAIR »OTS Cll-rk. By Virtue of th* above stated Writ, virtue nl tlie nuthorlty t™™™ ™{• m*"ii Dil TRRTUAKK > liirtiin •(• Ci,m\mixf of America, a Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moore, Newark; to me directed tnaV delivered, I will I.I, 7-j» i orii.intllon, Henry Qreenbfrg Mr. a Mrs. ; Show«r» with hot «nd cold 0 l Washer* v i,i,,I Mm H«Bry Oraaaftcrg, his Mrs, expose to smH a public vtadue on iS£S£r. m •w"'.W." .J .S ttt . tarms' inn- Carl fhotrtiy, tonf water, and modem up-to-date W«DNI8t)AY THI SECOND DAT OF rts, mol<>r« 1, «!'.. n>» respective unknown Mr.-anIsland;d Mr. and Mm, Joseph ^»»» , , a SHERIFF'S SALE In ii H I|,V!SI'PN nnd personal rep- 1 w th t lor AUQU&T A. D, NINETEEN HUN- KMet, Perth An i „-. ni.iiivfn of Miephtn Spilt and Mr. and Mr?. Chalmers, Mr. and jfj*^ * ' • " DRED THIRTY-NINE IN CHANrBRY OF NEW iW llfiin1 (Jrci-nlieri, and their or Mr«. RiddMorfer and children, i tt two o'clock Dayllsrht Ssvlnt Time Bclween ARTHUn A. XAY anv of thflr heirs, devisees. ex- college bojB In the sfteniooa ot tae said lay »t Cnmpliilnnnl ini ANNA PCm f Helen ,Thonu* and Elaine, New ("'^"Ll"",' Sheriff • Office In the City of New f. iitom, n.lnilnlntrators, gr'ntee*, S9* 09' E 1lf!.M feet, nwrc a iuitmle, sfitl JaKHAKL PO WANTED iH~iÎI^ nr MIO cmors In right, wlek, Hi.. ifc fa-lerT, llrtHf' 1|»" (Juui illuti r.f the CMate nf ANNA tlie following tract or patrel of rcm ... B0T8 to mm tin,- nr Interest. ClnlColonlaa J. niA PORKKANI. DefriidunU, Fl. F«. for Per route*. \; •• Hy \irin» .if sn Order ef the Court , mi premises hereinafter partlru- Rahwuy 4in * Tn be nitveriined July 2*th and Hy vlH f tin" Hlmve Matnl Writ, r«ti«i' wlnreln lh» Township 'Of Om Coontr of HldOieMt and BuTt of 1 Wthl M1DDIJ0RKX VTV ly direction, south fast. 41ll xm )n thhe IndependentIdependen-t t« DID dlreiied and ddlvewd. I Wil W'""ll>ridm', a municipal corporation FAIR ATTENDANCE New Jeraer described u Lot Mo. 83 ll o n of the Suite nf NfW Jersey, Is com- and part of Lot Nn, SI aa shown nn o feet l"»" ; . S ext>n*e tn mile ut DullH'' VSmllH" rut The most popular hour at the NOTICK TO "Hap of Fulton Terrtce. 1923 (Bile. WKDNEaiiAVAV. THK TWENTY HELP WANTED-FEJ lilf.in.iiit. and you |pd others are OF AUrtUBT. A V . im the ilcfi'n't ihl«, von sri" required fn New York World's Fair tst):SO P. Mny V. Hr»wn; 1*- f.-«|»r of Ot H) situated Ui the TownshlD of THIRD DAY OFAU0U8 Woodbridge, Mlddltau County, New t»,.,". -,.,..0 l _ Divllcht Hirilng Time WII.MNO W.IM r IIIII>< ir ,inn nnnwer the bill of slid the iiftniHiinn ivt'thf Mid dsy, at roM'I'l liri.mt nn nr Wore I lie Illh M.; according tn the attendance Jersey." thhe ii(m *ttr f"r in, r . .• \\ S'luii" I', I'liink White- in the City of New il;i> nf Ni pitnilirt nexi, 'ii, uiul N J mn kin it mil. liMI will l>e Uken aa eonfesned ; line of Hilton Street distant One i,->|n-i iiw- unkiKiwii lii'lr- au^ln"! ion said to be the LafrnoQ of Nations Alt tht * following (rair t orr parcel nf In* t#rrlior\ i iundrtd Sixteen and Forty-Two One ,., ^ Mini pi'l-minill re|ire- hereinafter px Ml. rnli— -, 11M- SIII'I hill i» flltd to absolulnly spectacle which plays to an aver- m, dfrnaniU ami iiaiina fl«alti»t hundredths feet from Its Inlerwr- Inm ;iml i d*l»iir .mil fnre. lose you from ull lurH nf Mrnin W. Ht-timli Ii, In 11v iliwrlheil, nltliat". Ivlnx and be Klittenth' ,i-i-l age audience of 50,000 persons Una with tke easterly line «t Am- ( \\ l l,hr.i,| nml Mnx W..IH- riulit anil «iiulty of redemption »', UK in Hie City off PertPhh AraliuyAl . In t hthe plfnue ill , boy Avenue from thence running „ .,„,! 11,fir i.r imy ot llielr Ouintv "f Middlesex, und Bind- of Newrnminlimliiii " in IIIMI tn tln> prftitliex Jem rlbpil In each niuht motith* frnin Dili date «r they Will II) northerly, at right angtf" t" MH- II riitli iifs nf tnx lain dflteil Octo- ,|,^ ;>!,). i-M-itiliirw, iidinlii' Jersey. Lender, W'ni.h , tw fiiicvn' Imrreil of «ny nrtlon ton Street, One Hundred (100) feel to .,I- KMIIC'I'", iiNslRMH nr all fll>»nt \,,,, ber in, |JH5, April 14, lt.lt anrt i)c- tlirri>r»t iiKulnsi I lie until pxr>'l>lr|x. OBS10NATKD im Lot So, 69 oi IN ('HAKCKRV OF NKW tt.UUKY 4 stake: thence (9) etaterly parallel asi>|« III lltflll. tillF "II Ml- map entitled 'Mip of Lehlgh Park. I,,I.,-I ].', i«H6. covering [,otn 4lt and May V Drown, with Milton Street, Thirty-Five rnid -4V< in itio.k tun-i; uts ass io MS,TO ANDREW BARATH: »ltii«li>d In Perth Amhoy, N, J , owned Kl FWe-Tenths (36.fi) feet to a nuke; I,f.11 In- MIIPKOPIIHI RfKlly Company." In.l-nn.. in Hloi» HSfi-.l; l.ntu f,» to By virtue uf an rndT ofl the Court hited July Mlh. lfl:i9, thence (3) southerly, parallel with the HELP WANTED! fil, nn lunlve, (I to Tfi, Inclusive, In nf Chancery of Ni>w Jersey made on W II. Seluver, K»'|. first described course, One Hundred HEniNNINn nt the point of inter- lilvu nr.fi-O, anil Lot* inn to 119,tha date he In ,« /Jrlaln^rauselTs'llnntfoinery Ht. (100) feet tn a point In th* northerly , Ihc ,1 lie lirl'|.,,[. Ill ;| r;IIIH|. sectlun or tn* nnutherly line of Brurk MAI,K ,,r 1, ImliiHlve, In mock tiS-P, on the AH- wherein Helm Btimli In the petitioner >ri4fy City, N. .1. line of Milton Street: thence Ml west- |l|i' THWIIHIIIII I>r WnflillirlilKP, Avenue wth the westerly llnp of KM\ newnnnper fn'Minrit Map uf the Township of and you arc the defendant, you are re- i|,.il i iii'ii.iriillun nf Hie Mtate Stre»t: running Ihenre U) westerh I'roetor. erly, along the said line of Milton ,,,„, here..! nr' hereby W<>"rl1111>I.iin.iill, nml alonjt nAld Bnick Aveniie. ffl f*et: Inile|i(-in|, MI I . An,I yon, thi- Hlmve n>med are on or before iFif 12th rity of September I niht'i.s IHC tlu> ilefcniliiMIH, thinre 12) iHiining southerly 100 feet Wdb (3fi 5) lent tn the point or place of UE- Commltteeman-At-Ltrgeî ( mmic ilcfemlnnts, because you have next, or In default thorpof. such da- OINNINO. ui, i,',|iiin i| In H|i|ieiig' nml mi- thenre (!i) cudtcrlv 15 feet to the Huld Tn he advertised on July 2«th, 19391 wenterlv line, of Krell Street: thence nr m iv i liihn tn hsv«> a lien or Hens, (jit will be taken analnst you as the SHERIFFS SALE lii | or sump right, tllle Inter**!, estate, Chancellor shall think ri}uituble und BOUNDED northerly by Lot No 9 urt • •" 1989. NotIM of hesrlng! iiy cif Sc|i- (4) noi-thcrly aloni said westerly line n Middlesei County Circuit Court- mi or l»-f.ii.. tin' i.*ith FURNISHED ROOM i In I in In nr tn the promises described just. and purt of Lot No. 1Q« easterly hy .iua^t 7th. raa it 7 P. M.. " lemlii'r, V,<-,t. iri hill will of Krell Rlfwt. 100 fpft tn the pclnt BetwMn PERTH AKWOT SUILS- nr the ur place of BEOINNINO. in »- objert of ailit milt t» tn obtntn a the eajterlv half of Lot Ro 91, unuth- Standurd Time. dp l;ik, n ;i* ' ,>nf urtaiiiHl yuu, (INK riirnUlii.i Eugene fTlnnlterinorn, Solieflor for deorce of divorce dlsmilvlna thi< mHr- INO ft LOAN ASSOCIATION, a tor- erly hv Milton Street, ind westerly by AvoniH1. \\ poratloB. Complainant, and HOW- TL, ., I I,ill i Illi-il to llliM'ihltclt' Rminiioil northerly by mid Brunk iin,I nf ronnn-l with Complainant, liaffe between you ami the Hid peti- Lots Nes. 1. 2. i. 4. nil aa shown on LEGAL HOTICM ililmr ;IH,I ini'i- iiHi' ymi from 11II Averuif enstrrly liv nald Krell Street ; ARD B. BUFFLAP Md CDYTH : l I'ninnicn-e Street, tioner for (he cause of desertion. said map. In said Mock. liiflil iinil i,|iiity sourtwrlv hy Lot No, 70 and westerly 1 f>ll 2 ui..- ' BUFTLAP, his wife. Defendant!, Fl. -«l Duellet in 511 f,rcdciiiplioii nP, ill Ni'Wink, N. J, Dated: July 11. 1S39 BelnK the premlsn commonly known Refer Te: W 1111,1 10 iln1 pri'inl H ilcMci-lhi'il In rpr- by Lot No. 61. Fa. for the sal* of mortglged prem- Recorded Boook 111ill* Pine !M Hiiti-.l. July 12th. I98». HENRY ST C. LAVTN, and designated as No. (2 Milton Street, iill-.iii. ui i;ix IIOH ilnti'il Innn IH. HelnK th" premlDen rnmtnonly knownTfl. Wo. l.-i. M'l. *«; «-4, II ises dated June 14, 1MB. WoodbrldKi?, N J. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Ml.K Solicitor nf Pelltloner, By virtue of the above stated Wrll. M Muln Streeett. ;o me directed and delivered, I will The approximate amount or the de-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: At a regular meeting of. the Town- WndiirldK New .Terseji, expose to sale at public vendue .on cree to be satlnfled by said mle Is the 1* cn*\rRnr or wicw •L.-7-21, 28: 8-i. 11. WEDNESDAY, THE SECOND PAY OF mm of Four Thousand Six Hundred ip Commltief of the Township ot four Dollars (M.tXM.OO) together with Woodbridgi' held Monday, JuJuly 17th. IM-SW AUGUST A. D., N1NETHIBN HUN- d t drtise the TO: Annlp I,e»ko. th« unknown helri, AHVEIITISKMIIII' thfi costs of this sale. 1939, 1 was directed to advertise the DRED THWTY-NINB fact that nn Monday eveningig. August ili-vimes flnd perannal r«pr««ent- I'. W. A. Triijni \n. \, .1. 1OHJ-I-' at two o'clock Daylight Saving .'Time Together with nil and singular the Thi r-immlttee nilvna nr Annlr I.enko, and their Open >lnrkrt ilr.lrr \n. M-M. In the afternoon of the sold 3ay. nt rights, privileges, hereditament* and 7t,,.h, 1939. the Township Committee nr im>- of their hnlrf, deviieel, Hepnrntd HPHI«1 hlil» fnr thi> fur- h« Sheriff's Office In the City of New appurtenances ttierculilo belonging I willl meet at 7 P M lEST) In the oerutor*. ftitmlnlttratorB, gran- Brunswick. N, J. In anywise appertaining. Committee Chamber*. Memorial Muni "I Can See All eip*l Building, Woodbridge. New Jer- ii>en, anairni or tuccmtor* In 3r»r» (irons Tuna, Nn. 1, IK II. Htecl JULIUS C. ENfJEL. ilrtu, tlll» or Inturput and David All the following tract or parcel of Sheriff sey. »nd expose and sell at publlr. salt, X. Hiibliintfln, tlie unknown iinii ni iii land and premise* hereinafter parti and to th4 highest bidder according to 3 KrogH, Hpllt Mil I, N». ID, 131 LEO GOLDBBR0BH. hflm, dfTlien ad penonal rep- rularly described, situate, lylnjj and Solicitor. t«rmi of sale on fil« with th« Town- II. R. Iliill being In Sewaren, To*n»hlp of Wood- ship Clerk open to Inspection »nd !r. rt>m>i)UtlY*l of Uavld U- nubin- 3 Switches. Split null p. 20 ft. 4t-7m-7.14,21,M »tpln, «nd thflr or »njr of ^»lr brlige, la the County of Middlesex be publicly rend prior tn sale, Lot 12 Woodbridge lieln, devl«i>«a, executor*, ad- JSl Ih. I!. K. Hull and State of New Jersey. in Block -81R. Woodbridge Township 1,0110 Mis. SplkcH, Trui k HBINO knoum and d*slgn»t«d tm SHERIFF'S SALE Assessment Map. mlnlKtrnton, grante«», «»»lgin 4911 1'nlrs HHIM .Inlnt ' or BurcftgHorii In rlcht, title or Lots No. 221. and part of Lot No 230. IN CHANCERY OK NEW JERSEY — Take further liotle* that the Town- 12,001) PIHICK, Tip 131 Ih, It. K. IIHII >n a map of properly entltltd "I'mp- I nlfront: 'J.OOO I'lati'o, Tip 130 Hi. P..H. Uuil Between E9TKIXB A DAVIS, Com- ship Committee has, by resolution and prty of Sewaren Realty minimum Township!" My vlrttu of an Order of the Court l» Type (M MnlfF. Tin ment Co. 1*10." of Cliuui'try bt Nfw Jeraay. made on 78 Tyiie IMC Plates, Tie MENT CO., a corporation ot Newprice at which said lot in gald block thI- day of the In tli« Tnwmhlp of Wood- HOIUMI, rrcosotcrl erly line of Wesley Plnce, distant one the sale i if murt Raped pr< plainant on nr hefore the 14th day Itullroiul Cniilpiiiiv, ut tln> office of In fence: thence (1) westerly, paral- DAY t)F AUGUST A D., NINETEEN in equal monthly tn»t«llmenls of JinOfi' of Septnmlipr ne»t, or the laid bill K. J. Liimpm-k, I'urcliiiHlnK ARC lit, lel with Wesley Plane, thirty neven and lfUNDRED THIRTY-NINE plus InKrett and other terms provided will bft taken RA ranfea'td ifalnst Uoom 4IS, IB N, 32nd.Street, PIIIIK- flftv-one hundredths !tHM) feet to nat two o'clock Dnylli?!it SnvinR Time in for In ponttnet of aale. yeu. (Iclplilu, I'n., until U1 Niuin K.istern (rtake: thence (8) northerly, parallel the afternoon of the naicl (liiy. ut 1h' Take further notice i*int at natd sale, with the first described course, one Sheriff's Office In the City n| New Tli« "fil'l bill Ii filed to el HtBliifllil Time, August Jml. 191)9 and or sny date to whidfc It may be so- teiy then at siid nlllcu imMlily hundred (100) feet to a Mtnf. In theBrunswick. N J. journed, the TownRhlp Committee r»- dfTinr nmr tor«nloa« you from alt southerly line of! Wesley Place,; thence ALL that certain truct or nnn.el nl rlftht unit equity or redemption nff,, In uni] rend iilourl. lenres the right in ita discretion to re- Tim Inforiiiatinn for KldderH, Form (4) easterly alone; the s«td line of Innd situate, lying and helnp'in th' ject my ons or all bids and to sell nnd to I lip premlsee den'Tlbed In c«r- 1 Wesley Place, thlrty-nettii and! flfty- TuwnsliTp '•' Woodliridge. in Hi" Coun- tlflralos nf tat tnlei dated December of Itld, I'"nrin of Urdu , l'lun.s ,Ss«:l- Mid lot in said block to such Mailer ftcnlloii.H uiul Knrni nf Illi! Ui,lnl und one-fcundredths (37.60) feet to thety of/ Middlesex and Slate nf New -Icr u It may select, due regard being giv- 11), 19-M, January 17, 1928, January 2T, 1 point or place of BEOlMNlNO seV, known und dnxignHtrd on Map 1SJI, Mar.li U, 1131, April T, 1»J1,Performance Hmul muy In c'xnmlned en to ttnns and manner of payment. afid conle.s olituiticd ut the above ad- of'Avenel Park, Redlrai 2, WmvlnriilEe In cart one or more minimum Md> October 1(1, t>3( and Octpber It, 1JJI, BOUNDBp northerly by Wesley pr t, 1JJI, dreti ToWiiship, Mlildlegex Cminty, N. J.shall be received. roverlnffff Lotd 7M and 744 In Bl BlocBlckk Plsice, oBJrterly by Lots Nos. 177, 178, 3fpt. 1 11)16. iiirsiin * Fox. rivil En- Kuril blilder muy suhiiill n proposul tjpen acceptance nf the minimum DEC-A; l.ot.ota 4B5 tn 498 incluincluelvel , i CommitteCommitteee the Lwt Will and Testnment of Al- 7tn i»ii»i™ j 24 Commerce Street Jb BONfl,! INC., a a)rpor»tlon of th« nue. Avenel, N*W Jersey. 1 7 P. M, (KST) In thr In The Independent-Leader! bert D. Smith, deeeiwed pplaln will-meet Newark, Ne*-Jeriejr. Bute of New Jersey, "et at., Defend- The approximate nmount of th* de- Ctinmhers/Mo ' ' Mu nnted: July llth. 1»JS. ants), pi.i Fa. for the wile of wort- ant. and TKRERA fT)BHBSA) B. er* to be satisfied by wild aaln Is Committee J.-L. 7-21. 28; B-4. if ngti premise.) dated July 11, 1939 SATZ, BBRT H. SATZ. huaband the siim of Two Thoiwund Right Hun- nlrlpul B«J ldlnd, Woodbrlrtgp, New 1 et al«:. Defendant!!, FS. r», for the Jersey, amf expo'Af And sell nt . By virtue of th,e above stated Writ, a, F », f th dred Forty'Doll«r« (J2.84000) together hlRhmt -bidder Read all about Woodbridge Township and sale of mortfafed premises dated . nnd t the o nw directed anil delivered, I will with, the costs nfl this sale. cording tojteYnis of »nli on file with County affair* in a newtpaper that u wnrecl bjr IALC axpoaa to aale at public vendue on. Jululy .17,.,. ,—. Together wltfi all and jlngular the irk oft«n in insppc JN f'HANOBRT OP fflffflf JRRSEy By virtue of the above staled Writ. rllhtu prlvliegejl. hereditaments nml the Towni) Ip Cli WEDNESDAY, THB 8IXTBBNTH tion and tftbe puIWMy experienced journaliiU. Wn'tert who refuw to iipiweeiween BOYKTOBOYKTON INVKST- DAT Or AUOUBT A. O, NINBTEEN to me directed and delivered. I will appurtenoncwi thereunto belonging or expose to sale at public vendue on ante Lotll 11> *"4 * IIn MIWT AND 8KCTJRITIE8 COM- HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE! In anywise apnertnlnlns:. Woodbrldge Township bend the truth because of fear of intimidation. PANY, a corporation of New Jer- at tiro o'clock Daylight Savlnc Time in WBDNESDAY. THB JULlfJS C. ENOF.L. Read truthful, accurate, and complete accounta sey, Complainant, anflHENHT 8T. the afternoon A tin: ealil day, at the DAY OF AUGUST, A. D, JW9 Sheriff. MTake further notice thnt the Town- C. LAVIM anil ilAKT I. LAWN, Sheriffs Office In the" Clty^'of.8New at two o'clock Daylight Saving Tine In WOOD, LATFERTY A CAMPBKLL, shin Committee has, by resolution of all the important NEWS that u being mad* liix wife, et all., Defendant!. Fl. Brunawick, N. J. • I the afternoon of the said ity, « the«27 72 a.iiBii»,. and pursuant to law, flxeila mini- Fa for the sale of mortgaged All the following tract or parcel of Sheriffs Office In the City of New l.L.-4t-7m-21.38:8m-4,H mum price at which saM lots In snlrt in these important timei, The columns of the \ |iivuil.»»a dnted June 27, 183» land and premises hereinafter parti- Brunswick. N, J, block will be sold together with a ' Hy virtue of the BbOYe stated writ, oultrly daaertbsd, situate, lying and All the following tract nr parc«] of CHAKOEnT OF NTBW other details pertinent, said mini- Independent-Leader contain all the clear, un- 1I, mi' illre<'ted and delivered, I Will being In the Township of Wuodbrldge land and premise*, heninaltar particu- 134/1 vt mum trice being MM.0O pl«« jo»t« « censored Township and County NEWSI , i'\|i-jM> to snip at public rendua on In the County of Middlesex and State larly describeddscribed, situate, llyingy - and. be- prepaHnir deed and advertising this i TVKIiN'UNDAYA , THB BBCOND DAY ing to UM Township of Wo TO: Arthur Lefkowllfkll s ffalaolcnnivn a« OI' AVnV of New Jersey. Artlms LeCkoWltr.) Mrs. ArMiur •ile, Said lots In said Week, It sold ffC, A. D., N1NBTJCBN Being a plot of. land fifty feet In the County of Middles** Lefkowltd fslso kno#n Aft Mr oi terms, wllf renulrt ft 'down pay- n D THII^TYvNl^fi! of Lefkowltd fslso kno#n Aft Mrs. width and one hundred and fifty feet New Jersev. ' Artlmr l,efkowlt«)lt) , hhii" w ffee ,J J.ment of MOW the balaiirR of pur Enjoy the many features of the Independent- fit 111,1 ii'clork Daylight HftTlng Time In dvpth, bounded and described as BBOINNINO at tn» point where rhe ra Brown and Nettl* R & pricW he paid in equnl In tlin iiflfifiiMjii of tlie Hid dnjf, nt Southerlr line of Main Street Is in- monthlr Inltallnwnts nf 118.00 jAw tin- Sheriffs Office In th« City of New follows; Brnwn. his ulfel , hthe respective Leader. I The articles of fashions will keep you Beginning pn the northwesterly line tersected by the Easterly line of Dellv unknown helm, devisees and par- Interert nnd other tertn* provided nrinijuvlck, N. ,7, Street and running theflte (1) North for In contract of jale. informed about the style trends that develop in All Hun rcrtuln tract of land Bltu- of Columbia Avenue at a point there- sonnl repre«entatlve«'of Arthur in distant three hundred feet north- Mventyseven degrees Uhlrtv minutes Lpfkowlts (also known w L«f- Tako further notice that nt said iitc, I.VHIK and bel/ig In the To»n- East nlong the said Southerly line nf the world's fashion centers. The sport news, Hlilp of Wnndbrldfe, County of MliJ- east of*tlia northeasterly line of Ber kowlfi). J. Bflgar Brown, Net- sale, or Any date to wh rh It may be illcKrx mill Stnle of New Jeraey, kiley Avenue: thence running north Main Street sixty-four feet and elftMv- tle K Tlrown, hlg wife, nnd I(t- adjourned, the Township Committee and columns, the interesting special articles and nmr. iîrticularly described as fol-eleven (11) degrees three (S) mln-ljlht t hunedthhundredthss ot a ftfoot;; thence (2) nntK -Lnstniirileti, dcp*ased mor- reservos the right In It" illsoreMon In pictures about Township people or new gadget* lows: t uta east alonig ««ald line ot Columbia South twelvtl e degreed s thlrtv-oevethlrt n mini - Inaee, nnfi their or any of their reject a'ny one nr all bids anrt to soil Afenus fifty (60) feet to a stake; utes East one hundred t*enty.flw f«#l: helri, devisee*, execiitora, ad- an Id lota In said block to Mich Mrt- Known, designated and dlatln- mlnl»trntor«. R™ntee«, """iBn" will amuse you and keep you abreast' of the gulxliAil on. man of property-b*lo»a- thmee running north seventy-el*11! 1 then74 C; said map ar u f hid, or bid ahovp tAlnlnnim, hy the Hi *r tb#BM running south aiavaa- (1W Aa.ththe W the Independent-Leader ads you can find what •'t EIIHH-OVI avenue; Lot 4-428 Klm- mentioned, one hundred fifty (U0) feet r 1M4. ""' B. J. DIWCAN. to the point and place of Beginning. Premise" sold subjert tn unpaid he taken ns cgnfcised against you, _ *ood nvi-nue; F.ot 5-42J Etrrfwood ( Tho snlil bill In filed to absolutely Township- Clerk your favorite.atore has to offer you and what nvenue; Ixit 1-434 RlmwA«d avenue: Being known, u Plot Number Twen tnx»» foorr thhe bsnbsl«n«« r f>* M'Mll ffi r oiil BATED: JULT1DTH. 1W» ty-two hundred and two u laid outof ms RBffll MMr thhhe flrntflrnt halalf nff M debnr nnd foreclose you frbjji all prices you'll pay .. . it's easy to find whatever Lot 7-422 Kim wood kyenue; Lot>420 rlglit nml eiiulty of redemption of, In To be advertised - July 28th and Klnurnod avenue; Xjtii I-1SJ Down- and shown on a certain Hap entitled, In the dpnmxlnwtl e amfnttt off *«»4Jfl, August 4th, 1030 In (he Independent you need at lowest prices if you use the Inde- ip of Railway Estates," Surveyed with' lnt»rw> and nanalt'in , thereon, und-lo the premlMR described In c#r- lnK street; Lot 10-IS4 Downing tlflcat«s of tax sules dated Dee»mber Leader, , . street; Lot 11-113 Downing street; . f, L, Bauer. 6. G, of Ellbbeth, N. nnd anv further taxes aV tlW rngt ITS D..i. r.-' * -• "" ~ Tha abort description being taken th«M>f." { Drive; tot 16-161 Boulh Park l Block 5t3-J, Lot 1 In Block 1017 and' H OF PVnMt *AhK Drive. from a survey made by Franklin nreint(i''i>''io«aM *t >he tot 1- In Block 1017-A, on the As- Harsh. Surveyor, dated November 19th, TO WHOM IT MATY CONRRHNCONRRHN: •at "orn*r of Hs'n and Dally 9reeta, siusment Hap of the Township of At'* regular meeting nf tho Town Tlio npproxina.te amount of theIBM. W~)dbrhfa«. M I. decree to be eatlifled by said pale Is Tha approximate amount nf the de- 1 Wondbrlilge, County of Hlddlesei. Ship Committee of the ToWmliln n the Mum of Tiro Tliouwnd Seven Th» »noroxlni"'» imo""m of tb« WondhrldH held Monflnv. Jnlv 17Hi cree to be nullified by laid sale Is to ' , hv " i!» In lh» A.nnd ,__you, ,tho ahove namwl are • lliinilred Tlilrly-Ur«» Dollars (f«,- de dufandanMt. btaaua* yau havt 193), I wn« dtrectei] to uilvertlse the 7.1,1.00), together with tl>8 costs of tw sum uf two Thmiiaiit!' Nine pitm *r "It nuiumi tfirt thnt &h IfMKity evunliiK. An runt dred Tlilrty-Hlx Dollar* ($3,986.0 T>rtM»n« '•« ainno) _. May ilnitn to hnve a lien or Hens, thin wile. I i with Tor some right, title, Interest, estate, 7th, 1989, the Townahln " gether with tlw costs of this si.. lh» nf tM| nnl|, will meet at 7 P. M. " Tn«ethor with all and singular Together with all and singular the claim In or tn I Iin premise's described will meet ) In the 1>h s'1 RI •1«f Committee ChHmb«ri<,Ma#>rlal Mn the rlKlit*. prlvllfgea, heredilamenla rights, privileges, hereditaments and HrhlK. nrWIIesx. b\nAm*M __ In nnld hill of romplulnt, mi'l n|>piirtenancen thtrajmto be- appurtenances thereunto, belonging or Rilgene Ulankenliorn, Hollcltor nlclnnl TUg. W4ffr1r»tniin belonftlnic or J«r«ey,'Kitrt «*|ioiie niid sell nt puhlle i^-."'-- or III ahrwlai altpirtalnlnr In anywUe apwrUinlng. In anywise apli«H«J>ifiii>r. fur ntri of Ooun»el with Com- JULIUS C. KNOEL, JULIUS C. BNOBL, jirLruS c plainant, sal* and to the hljrliout lilOrler lie Sheriff. 84 Commerce Htrett, doming to ternm or mile on file wMli Sheriff. the Tow null In Clerk open In Inspec- HJAljLICB .7. STAMLEIl, LAFFEUTT * Newark, N.J, pt.lt Solicitor. tS36O Solicitor. r>nten: June JOIh, 1931. tion and to he lurtilldy read prler k> «ol|Hn ll.-t. T-H, SI, 28; i-* aale, Lot 1 (S atrcB) In BIMk wi. I-L.-tt-7m-31.3fl;8ra-4,U W. ft, »• a«t «, U. "W fi

~~FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939~~

Preltabie Xetera Baaa Peedle* Bvrse Crown Jewels of Golf Warn Halttari In keknd naal I A wooden box \iswS «• a footfMl Houston, Texas, claiming mure To feed bats in a ldigi,- pond on 1 • ;r.*.»; ii jf • i's> time «tn average The so-called crown jewels of the HfVlijdwt Hit i.-.|..i.il ,1 Iceland, The number cf ships UMf'K 'he ] tn the unclalmMl pn>(.ir?T rwnn iiiii^if> u< I'uJl Eliia> collected t,18S,«8 nickels from its ley, Virginia, attaches 1 torch to a gram, principally cem. two tone ol the clubhouse at St Andrew's, Scot- perature n« Milan in ItalT Warm year During the last *Uc»l y««r UtK S A . has been fuund te eoa> machines in 1938. a fund of %m,- pole and extends it out over the wa- lu> and u acres of permanent land. The regalia includes trophic* sea bathing is found in Iceland due 4,»79 shijis passed through the ca- tain MD.aoo ta bank aotte TWtMaf 273 W ter. Attracted by the light, lnsecta pasture nearly 200 years old. at well M tb» to proximity of hut springs nal. This was a decrease of 1,HI errtM-d rmiri' Uutn 27 years igA hover too close to the flam*, stag* toe Jfjp& Ui* pnnKna-TMt. "fit* wet- J» -but the VBOMS ts> wtaM H mt •«*••• their wings and fall into the water. age passage ia«t year «aa a Bttle refuted to pay the The bass do tht rest. The only marble courthouse in Joan ot Are la tht At* celebrated la Gernuaw over IS ships a day giving total toll Uvery charges <4 11 K. Norway Literary Hirlaea heroine In the world if statues in rutitlncntni Anicrifi',U it Murphy, Sarftland, not Uncle Sam land, la receipts of more than $10,700,001, J C It If hnilt nf native malble. At Grimrtad In Norway the chief her honor ean prove it, for In France in Germany, aftd welcomes ferje Both American and foreign attractions to tourists are the coun- alone there are Over *0,0M ttatuei WeeM* Lead Coal numbers of Americans every year using the canal must pay toll try home of Knut Hamsun, the nov- to the Maid of Orieani. Native women are employed to Boys at Einporisi iKan) to the famous "Amber Coast" of the T)H Dtotinguiahad Service Croat it elist, and the drugstore where Ibien coal ships at Bridgetown, Barbados,' QaKIt and the dunelandi nearby. Teachrrs college never bava wrote hit flret play. In tha British Well India*. l*e Big Brown Bear ble finding dales. There areHOgU fer Weak* happy, carefree dusky maiden* baV Kobert Colthart, shop taftn*** ftudcntt and only 8K boys. A trout stream for women aaglers anca heavy loads of «oal open their MitaJMir Beet ta Fete* (a* the Dunsmuir, Calif., high school themselves by entraoHlnary Physique /inly has been act aside jti waiter? heads as they awarm owr •» Cakofane, the mountato-walai , While bout fUhlng in the middle ot lam In Kflttawr vparattasa again** Nwrth Clt -Them ii one *ta« Phralcally the Indian Ii not the ;«rharvee. eapftal of tie High Tatrai t> IV OM stream hM tha doubtful thrill Id atmed enemy There have Suta ilgjiway pakrolmeai neJMf to watch out tor. fine specimen &at he Is pictured. land, his JW.000 vUtton t ye*V •t aeekig a big brown bear toane out ttt award* of this dacaraital i phMMDt nopeing about siilliaH Generally he la shorter than the made, Uiehidlng 111 Oak Utt Chaa. M't that? fall Braetei Certly Atea Cemaarieea M,0ft> of whom »t»7 •< l"rt *•» of the forest, wade across a«d eat alongside tha toad north of BetMa. ,wt|ite man, and he ii apt to be hli entire day's catch ot rafaibow tets. W this decoraUe* M awafdi .h_Th.at tleketi for th« It is estimated that about-l,Oeo,OOi The population ol Canada la weekf. not only ta ita BO hot* Mi ktui, MOM. IWreetlgaOng. i 'stooped or round-shouldered from, (rout. In the meantime, Colthart were made, including one Oak Leal diawvtrad *e bird ka ,i into tha handa ot tha acres of land have been abandoned 10,u00,000 people, and that of Eu- pensions, but in the plehffeaqM earrytng packs and paddling ea- transferred himself Irom tee stream Cluster, for heratam perforaned glut buU snaia by pecking iU In Maine during the last SO yean rope, which has (bout the" latua chalttt of tha costumed mowlUln- ttotl. Often he Is bowlegged. to the, branches at a nearby tree. the, Warld war. 'tuB of botaa i h (pf soil nrn«'on area. i( 4S0,00O,«0 aers, SUM Jl/H

~~r .ink-Ho ain't dene ylV , .iint no good. : nib him a little mow~~

~~, MIHFOBTUNB~~

~~Snapp.~~

~~•;i>-What a pity you' , means to employ the , i. Mr, Sopp.~~

~~]1(TU»E» ONLT~~

~~erpnn=3=3=s ll^'LL B»AT>IT<:~~

~~• iiown or go out. You re iiudtoncc. it-I'm looking v will sooa be ;!:!.i lny a bet on the ; , ridden by uw —•'~~

~~i ii/lnn't stop this e4e»» i ' iind nagging, I'll—» &PWNKLIN CART ANOHC WUl lo what? ME iNTOTriK OU.'o me at Christmas. SOMESEEATTEICKS~~

~~tOULOTHJMKUP THE DERNDEST MWCHIEF.1~~

~~.::<• man who introduced ••vile.'1 . ' • '. I'll hold your bundlti E fwrA CHANCE! f\ MCBDR CWtE ftKD HEiJ KEEPiN1 SIGHT UP wip DSI STEP ON CE BEftOWJERS~~

~~I tHtar WENT I~~

~~S|y. Mr. Hammer Bead the top off tor mo and I'm halt~~

~~CAN'T BB DONB~~

~~U : IHE7 PUH HEfllWH -f7 ROBBERS.' (U5T BE SOME HAN AWFUL^RU&LE / UP ASTiFF FlflHT ll inWlTHTHE«,Sl«ANDjBUTiCAPTuREDj) LIAft.'~~

~~ftNo THAT! well semt, 0W,WTAl'l ——~~

~~]!:i|l'iis at the club today. ''• ';>'^ (with look of nt,_ r,1 ' <"tn't believe It, my 1 ••uispuko you?~~

~~In i. Mm Hall Dull J?OBBEI?S, i>"rt for mefl, net chil- MISTtR ! 'V Imat cegatta of tto "f Copenhagen, Den- tidiiiy designed trim "'•Huro, aail unpljoted I!'T and the Interest of men-o*n«i \t~~

iiiallK.-|,t«,.tJ_., i. ->-•''-'•• '^ Mutr.' INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, JtH-Y 28, PAGE TEN ferry to Bweta « K'se ol Sweden and Denmark lie neartr A rather ptt.tl , Ml,. RANGERS TROUNCE to each other than many people real- leU.thatadropf!.ri Bauball AndiSoftball Scfyddet M'LAUGHLIN LEADS JAYVEES SMASH 3 ize. At tome placei la northwn o« MM. an ancie,,, EADINUUNIORS Denmark you can go to Swtdto la deai, falU into the N BIG TENJp TITLE R&MBLER liURLERS 30 minute* t| lerty, tad tht fiwaA-. •1*1 «J »»» yes —Avenel va. Republican! iab sout ii diitinctly vltiblt frnn Out of the iegiiter Five Rum In 8th, Elilnore in Denmark, l TawuUn Girl*' Softball ,A«|. AKowi 6 Hits, Fani 5 Bat- Win 20 to 5 A» M'Laughlin Port RMdinf at Iaalin 9th To Take League Hop«lawn at Woodbridge Holds Foei To 10 ters, Geti 3 For 3 Narrsw gtralt Unwilled Fir* Co. Uafa* (*»•• **•) Game, 9 to 4 Scattered Hits Bering strait, separitiug Alssai More thah n half Port Reading at Hopelawn For. Field Club PORT READING—: from Republic of ItoUa Ufbt Staiar WOODBRIDGE—Joe Mclaugh- WOODBRIDGE —Three Ram- Via T/i« Go«M*p flonte; Monday —Mohawk* vs. Cuba lin played an important part, in bler elbowcrs were walloped all ve runs in ..the final pair ««- —Cliffords va. Bears over the Parish House field in an Mr, and Mrs. Charles Tuesday helping the Woodbridge Field names, the Rangers speared a g Friday —Brotherhood vs. Clifford* Club Big Ten win the first half litefmediate League tfame which j 4 decision from Port Reading. (Avenel) Flynn celebrated Ir. Ked Oniona » 5 title of the township senior soft- was won by the Woodbridsre Field Joseph Andrascik ., a township junior league con- their 25th wedding anniver- W. fraternity , 4 ball league Tuesday evening when C)ub Jayvees 20 to 6. The Jay- Barfties ft Avenel Denis ...... -n.,^,.,,,,, j) est at the Parish House field. 562 ST. GEORGE AVE. sary Saturday. Friends powerful Iselin farmers were yeea belted the offerings of the WOODBR|D Blue Birds 5 Shell Lab : ,.. 8 at ' " ' three (lingers for a total of 19 J. Zullo was on the tee for the FREE DEUVEXY G r Republicans 1 helped mark the day by giv- Iiop*lfcwn Owls .> Stadium here. hits. oaertwd *»« nipped for sixjbin- Holy Name * Hed Ghosts 0 ing them a surprise party,. . Mclaughlin, who worked on the Joe Mclaughlin tossed fqr the ,les, while ff. Breert, twirling for Hunagarian Den? i GlrV Softball . mound for the winners, gave out winners, giving up ten hits,' He SPECIALFWDAYa«d SATURDAY ONLY \\ hl TinerTrainerss are 1 he winners, iTave up seven safe- The Michael Charley * Cafe . 1 Alley Hawks i 3 but six leperated safeties and walked one batter HIIII fanned four. Manasquuning. .. . Jack Keaabey P. C 1 , Rad Devils 2 fanned five Iselin batten. In ad- Hanseii, (iies and Mcju'ima were ies. . , k (Sheriff's Office) Gannon's Wolverines 0 SquawB ..., I dition, he poled three biU in as the .unfortunate tnuundwnen work- The RanifKi« opened atrony witn field BUTTERRollSi 27d Ford. Uikt Sr. Butball Starlet* 0 I many trips to the plate. One of his ing tvf the Ramblers. hree runs in the initial stanza, favorite spnjf is "If I had My Hillbillies 2 • Ittli* Light Ir. Softball 'wallops went for three bases and The Ltittaniiuineii loaded (he fti-tlfcttdiiu.'knotted the count in FRESH JERSEY FRESH Way, Dear" . It is ru- Dog Patch . 1 Bears :: : '/ another for two. bases in-tht first inning but could he third innimr. The Bangers fl»r Flies, U Browne Cubs :• 1 Wuodbofa^ scored its ' three not score. In the second frame, julK'd ahead by a lone tatty in the BEETS 3bu. FRICASSEE mured 'that .Steve Heinzi! 0 Mohawks ...., 1 runs by loW tallies in each the (iyenea and Byrnes, singled, Peter- bird frame, butane Port toawrs may throw his hat into the Hoptlawii Wolfs 0 dHC Brotherhood 1 first ( fourth and sixth i-MiingS. .-i11o faniu-d, Kuzmiuk singled and | the snire in the fourth fpr InUrmtJial* JERSEY ring for the position of Third Cliffords 0 Iselin'a singleton came in the Larry McLaughlin «nianht"" . homer to L-II-UI the bnifs. Two .•.nmtei.s In the sixth ttiul W. F. C. Jrs FOM ATOES 2 Ibi. 1 Cc Gies anil MiKtiiiia hit aafflj href more ill the seventh by the Homesteads ...; Fords , , 3 » (J) - VINE RIPENED , SMOKED HAMS 0-7] , settleil the (li-CIHiotl. Things I lust Learned: Ramblers Hopelawn 2 AB R score a pair uf runs in tht second Half /1 Port Reading 2 Ballinger, 3b . stanza. Tin- Jayvees rettliated Pmryeim iind Corcoran, did the John (BUH to you) Ryan Boyx' Club 2 1 LARGE RIPENEP Iselin (Green St.) 0 Genovese, c ... 3 U with u dun uf points in the third, heavy'stick work for the winners Junior Baitbtll is an expert in the intricacies Iselin (Harding Ave.) 0 Saakes, lb' 8 0 thun added Unit/ in the fourth. A ivith'a innr of hiln i-ach. Kulifk HONEYDEW 1 Qc LEGS OF Rangerx 2 of the Hungarian C'xardah,,. _. o J. » ...„ 3 batUfis went LL lilt Jilutt in tind J. Zutli- laboi-i'd brtt for the MELIONS each * ^ LAMB 29 E. Mlllev, af 2 0 ' I the fifth to register nine, runs. with two coiinwtJotw Bus showed them how to fto w. K. c. Jrs ::... • :.... o FULL POD FANCY STRING! I •,-, Gyenes, cf, 88 3 0 The losers tallied one run in the Crusaders Wood. PUjriround Ltafua A Full Meal it at the picnic .sponsored by Vo#lker, If 3 0 third and two in the sixth. Fanners Skibos .•.. 8 When George Nevila wai installed FRESH L1MAS GREEN BEANS 1 rJ L. McUuifhlln, 2b 2 0 1 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel tumblers Falcons , 2 Joe McLuughlin, Byrnes, I,. Mf- as Archbishop of York In I486 he 2 1bi. Zlbi. ^ Church Sunday. . . Captain Towmhip Sr. Softball Squids 1 F. Lattanzio, as 1 0 Laumhlin and Ktizmiak led the Imt- gave his friends a dinner. The W. F. C. . 7 Red Eagles 0 Pochek, rf titiK uttiick fur the winners, vvliil guests renjoinrd at the banquet Jack Egaii is suffering from Burgunilians 0 Salvia, cf . Si'yv"Imski and MiKennu lalnne WOODBRIDGE LIQUOR STORE Kitrrners 6 table for several day*, consuming ST. GEORGE AVE. N»«' D ,r i,, ,\,,j .l boils on the tack of tht) neck, best fur the Incurs. 80 oxen, 6 wild bulls, 1,004 sheep, 0 liKll totals ... 25 3 ft 300 calves, 2,000 pigs, 400 harts, HIGH GRADE WINES, LIQUORS, BtLUS . . dimmer Wight played bucks and dues, 5,300 fowl and such At RcawnabU Pricei Itelin (1) Open Ervry Ni|ht 'Till 10 P. M host on a fishing trip Wed- HOLY NAME CLICKS gastronomic eccentricities as seals, Greiner's Association AB K (miners List Double Bill Fr«» P»li»«r» from 7 »• m. to < p. m.;—S«lurd«y. nesday. . . Post Office Clerk {Continued jrom Sport Page) W. Blyth, 3b 3 At Legion Stadium Sunday porpnises, peacocks and devilfish. Salisbury, the youngest em- Oreiner Ass'n 502 010 x—8 IN-2 BlUTANZAS Burger, ss 3 * • » RaphuiM, ni « WOOllBltllKIE — Ai»ithi-r ployee at the P. 0., has a de- Harnany Club (2) DeFino, rf 3 (Inulilr lull Is -hit III till' tlU' Three Tallies In lit, Four RUtteimmii, c cided yen for Albert street ab Miiyur Gicincr Assorintiiin. Schlcsinger, p Soltball Club Sundny uftelhnon these days. Khora, e .... In 4th Suffice For C. Dube, lb «t ihe Leginn Stadium, The Oveti, 2b . 7-5 Victory Li'aiy, If first jfiinn.1 will starl^ |irnni|itl,v Oddities: Nesty, sf .... A. Dube, cf ... Niclson, »8 PORT READING—Two bijc in- at '1 iiVlntk, will find the Crein- H, Blyth, 2b . ci I'oinbine facing ii t'i^l_l'ul- Practically all of the mem- Montanl, lb 3 nings for the Holy Name ball Club aski Young Men's Club !eaiii bers of the newly organized Volkay, 3b resulted in h 7 tn S conquest over Totals It 1 6 from Perth Amboy. The iMass- Dennis, rf Augie limner team are Dem- Iselin 000 Oil) 0—1 \ng Ks.-n Hggri'gatii;!) of Smith Kilita, If the Charley's Cufe players in ocrats. In fact, one of the W. F. (' uio ioi x—;J Ainbuy will provide the npjio.si- Totktt, cf township seniui bu»i'bull k'&guu tilt boys holds an office in the tion in the MH'ond till which will Stanky, p h this week. W o o d bridge Democratic j:et under way at appruximate- The winners*scored three runs !y ,'i o'clock. As a preliminary LIUTO STORES 20 2 G Heydens Club. . . Bunon Avenue resi- Totals in the first frame ond four in the feature, scheduled to Ku on nt Continued from Spurt Page dents are wondering about Greincr Ati'n (3) fourth, while the losers chalked up I o'clock, the Wooilbridgi' Al- ulso ciiiili'ibuted H trio of bine.li1-. the group that went by their ab r h three counters in the fourth stanley Hjiwks will tangle with the Gtiity, lib a 0 0 za and two in the seventh. l)i-ak wus l»e*t for the loser willi Perth Amboy Buddies iti mi all- homes this past week-end McLeod, rf 3 1 2 four biuirlt's. Zullo was on the hill for the Holy Kirl softball carrying signs reading: Kuzmiak, ss 3 0 0 Heyden-Catalin (8) Name outfit and allowed aix safe- J. McLaughlin, cf 3 0 1 ab r "Down with Religion, Up ties. Zambo's offerings were belt- K0MFY KOOL with Facism" and "Religion Kitzpatrick, cf 3 0 1 Geli'k, cf A. Gadek, af 3 0 2 ed ei«ht times.hy the crack Holy •Schultz, ss Legion vs. Gas House la a Racket and a Menuce." Name batters. Steering Wheel Ur, If ...•-•. i 1 1 2 Gerns, lb . (Continued jram Sport I'otjc) STOVES ... In the group was a'little L. McLaughlin, 2b 1 0 0 C. Hlyecke and Zullo featured M, KopfiwaU, 2 team lit1 forced to tig ruinate its the winning stick work with two Rusznak, p lni a] slaiiii. ~ COVER girl. G. Miller, c 2 0 1 Heats quickly hits apiece. Kosci was high man Noli-slipping Saakes, p 2 I) 0 Elko, :1b The jirobable liiif-ujw toniRht Compact for the losers with a duo of safe- J. Koperwats, If will include t.oiiH" uf the mo.t and tight fit- Here And There: ting. Totals .' 25 3 !) ties. Krauss, i'f brilliiint ball pliu-rs in this section The Columbian Club porch Score by innings; Scrittori1, t' . ... of the state. The Gas House Gillig will be deserted this week- Harmony Club ... 000 111) 0—2 Fischer, rf J liersoiinol displays the. cream of *?• end as most of the boys,will Grcincr Ass'n 001 200 x—3 -' the c-io(i of F'enh Amboy, while 14 be attending the retreat at SPLURGE IN NINTH •66 the iK-rfurniaiice of the Doughboys Holbrook Hat (5) •peaks for istclf. There i^n't ii West End. . . Roberta Sulli- ab •Wv'cti'r-workinp teapi in the stale van, they tell me, looks long- SPARES JOPELAWN Swetits Lead Harcellona, ss r> than the. local outfit. Ajl they need IOO.PURE ingly in the direction, of the {Continued from Sfiort lJage) Jupan, lb i.s the support of Woodbridjte fun-- GRAF-0 to seiu( them to new heights in PENNSYLVANIA Gray Log Cabin. . . Seen W, Warren 6 1 .IOC 3 Rum In Final Inning Marsicaiio, if baseball. about town, Eddie Nash driv- KEASBEY Turns Tide From Defeat Heiik, cf ... ROSCO SPRAY ing a truck and Donriy Miller Name AB Hiti Av. Mutilitis, If... So,, don't forget tonight at !l Crat-O-Spray U a per- on the R. R. rockpile.. . The Wagonhoffor 2 1 .500 To Victory \ Keller, 3b ,..3 I) o'clock at the Legion Stadium. MOTOR fect oiliest lubricant (or lochs and «Dytl>\&< boys at headquarters are snauu 4 2 .500 J. Taria, Z\> .....^..,, 4 1 (iive the team, the town and your- ' WOODBRIDGE — A'three-run OIL that sttcts, aqueaki or ,42h 1 Reick, c , 4 ielf a real break by being urt wondering where and when A. Stark ."..... 7 3 rally in the last I'ranK i^ace. Hope- 2 Gallons rattles. It pre.. lloff 14 5 .357 Kubiak, p , 2 'havd \u help the athletic future that party will take place, lawn an 8 to 5 victory over the Dudash, lb H of th6 community, • M«dium vents mat and Petersack 12 4 .333 wear, and Jhat was promised many Woodbridge Hungarian Democrats Jjlankoski $ '...... ,...... 0 'aczak '.". 3. 1 ,333 at the Parish House field in a town- cstnaa In this moons ago by a group of .250 "Lakomski 1 Street Car Ride • handy tube. Katransky 8 2 ship senior baseball league con' superior officers. Payti ..13 3 .231 The coast resorts of Belgium are teat. all connected by a street car sys- Hodan 13 3 .231 US '6 13 PLUS kc SAL, TAX I tem. It ii possible to start beyond News Tidbits: rua 13 3 .231 Hopelawn. entered the final atan- * Batted for Jankoski in !lth, one frontier in the Netherlands and Senutional Valut A. Kress 8 1 ,166 za trailing 6 to 4. Timely hits and Socre by inningsi Mrs. "Vic" Duggan was .142 Bmart plays earned the trio of rTeyden-Catalin .. 000 200 OOfi— 8 ride through Belgium and beyond Kraynick 7 1 the western frontier into Francs. the winner of the car at the Dambach 1-5 2 .133 points that gBve.thu decision to'the Holbrook Hat ... 00O 300 110—5 LITTLE GIANT St. lame's' game social Mon- ,000 visitors. G. Parslcr 3 » r AUTOwtoGE day night. , . A little oil Mezo : 1 0 .000 The Democrats registered one Cleckic 'ChanerSP wouldn't hurt the roadbed on Wargo :... 3 0 .000 run in the first, tw* in the third, HOUSE Manor Avenue. . . Rounds' AVENEL. one in the fourth and one more in GAME SOCIAL CUSHIONS the seventh. Hopelawn speared Ideal for ute in SergeaiU Frank Miller" is Name AB HiU AT. . EVERY MONDAY NIGHT- FAN your car or at back at .work after a two SwetiU _li .818 three sounters in the second, one A full i" olze (an home. Gives your ' weeks' vacation. . , The Hanson 10 .600 in the third, one in the fifth and St." James' Auditorium wltb alroplane. I back comfort- Jornelund 7 .571 three in the seventh, typo (able rest. youngsters have been enjoy- Amboy Ave. j Woodbridge blades. A. HBcker !-. , 7 .5J1 Kluj batted tops for the winners ing the wading pool in Wood- Low Price Tuttle 2 .500 with two hits to hia credit. The bridge Park during the past Urban ..,:*...: 4 .500 10-50 GAME $50 JACK POT $190 39 week — and maybe1 the Hungarians managed to collect but Herman ....11 .464 three scattered safeties off the de- $350 IN MONEY AND PRIZES grownups don't envy them? W. RusaeU 7 .428 liveries of Kozma and Kramer, . . The season of the "wish Rosenbioom 11 .363 PORTABLE you were here" cards is in Petra* 9 .333 DOOR PRIZE $10 ADMISSION 40c RADIO full swing. Kuchtyak 10 .300 1 BICYCLES .272 J. Hacker 11 WOODBRIDGE GIRLS BATTERIES Double-Bar The Round-Up: Azud 4 .250. Johnson 4 .250 (or most MERCURY BLAST ISELIN; 11-6 PORTABLE SETS I Billy Aljlgaier has come to ISELIN, GREEN STREET the conclusion that all worn. m* . AB Hits AT. en talk about clothes when Roloff .600 Hopelawn Forfeits To Pt. they get together. ,\ Carl Filan 4 .500 Reading And Retire* Sundquist is quite an expert Raphael 12 .500 3 BATTERIES^ navigator, they tell me. . . Sedlak IB .400 From League Play i. <\'> von it1, Hohib 10 .400 am) 1 'A' , Victor (supervising princi- ISELIN—Action in the town- I, Raphael 10 .400 pal) Nkklas has a minor ship girls' suftball league this week Murphy 5 .400 found Woodbridge blasting Iselin, HAl.l.OON TIRES feud on with some of his golf- Rubright 6 ,333 11 to 6, at the Parish House field. American jViade ing companions. . , Penal- tooper .333 In the only other scheduled game, j, f ties are flying thick and fast Punk .10 .300 Hcrpelawn forfeited to Port Read- at the Township garage, with M. Moscarelli. .. « .250 ing by failing to appear for the Lcsko .15 .200 ft! -. resulting lay-offs for a week contest! It was later learned that F. Moacarilli 8 .125 the,Hopelawn girls dropped from UALITY or two. Remato •'. .111 the league. Latt Bat Not Least: ISEL|,N, HARDING AVENUE N.m. AB Hiu A*. Although nearly even in number MICRO HORN Nicky (Town- Hall phone Corcoran : 3 of hits-, Woodbridge bad art easy operator) Lombard! is busy C. Hutteman 3 .333 time of defeating the Iselin tcirl». planning repairs for her ltyoodi •. 3 .833 the winneri scored one run in the home. . . "Chief," the spot- Elliot 3 .833 first inning, two in the second, ted coach dog at the lire- J. Hutteman ,S .388 three in the third, three in the O'Neill ;. 3 •000 fifth and two in the sixth. Iselin house, is the pet of all the tallied twice in the flrat, once Ir n kiddies at the playground, Defino g .000 Ciccone 2 .000 the third and thrice in the fifth ^ .. The Democratic picnic will o M 1 400 frame. 4M held September 8,at the 1:''rWj(MersliTanEs"were hipped for Royal Gardens. _. . Several Femianr 2 JMMUtW*U«v Mt«, while Ontko, on tbf 'new business ventures are A, Dube 6 .000 1mou,nd for the winners, SERVICE alated for the Township. touched for twelve hingl™. Officer Jnp Sipos was hit on ,, Tent Capitol 1 The rtd granite itate capital at Ontko, with "three hits, ntarrVi the neck with a shtfe by at the plate for Woodbridgr COR. MAIN STREET & AMBOY AVKNUI. Austin, Texai, hai rtlore floor ipaoe 1 woman he add It hjlher than the national Rftplind, nine wfth n trio of mifi 75 Main St. WoodbrW for JACK WOOl.l.KY, 1. drunkene.sfl. oapitol lo Washington, . ties, WHS best for the loaern.