RARITAN Every Reader TOWNSHIP The Beacon of the Beacon should keep In mind that the advertisements carry aa much *nvites news articles and expressions "punch" aa the news articles. Every jf opinions on timely subjects from our advertiser has a message for the read- readers. We welcome all such contri- ers and uses this medium because be butions and will publish them as far knows the readers desire to keep aa possible. But, it is very Important abreast of every adrantage as well u that all correspondence be signed by know what's going on. the writer. "The Voice of the Raritan Bay District'9 iVOL. III.—No. 19. fORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1938 PRICE THREE CENTS
BOARD TO MEET LET'S EAT! ROAD REPAIRS RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — Re- FORDS. — The firemen of CLARA BARTON.—The town- The 4-CAR CRASH ON pairs to be made to the schools of BEGIN MEMORIAL Fords, Keasbey and Hopelawn FIRST AID UNITS ship road department is busy re- DISPOSAL PLANT the township will be discussed at are on a diet. And the reason pairing the roads here. Impaired RAMBLING a meeting of the board of educa- for it is the annual clambake by the "washouts" by rain and ROUTE 25 KILLS tion to be held Monday night in FOUNTAIN WORK which is to be held Sunday at winter weather, the streets are CONSTRUCTION IS the Pi scat away town schocL The the Fords Park. It is being spon NOW OPERATING being graded and in some cases re REPORTER session was to have been held sored by the United Exempt surfaced. Charles Clausen, ruac last Monday but due to the holi- Firemen's Association. superintendent, is in charge of the ONE, INJURES 11day, was held over one week. AT COHI PARK The affair begins at 10 o'- IN ALL DISTRICTS work. HEARING FINALE LOCAL AND WOODBRIDGE clock in the morning and con- While most persons are 100 WPA EMPLOYES MOW tinues all day. There'll be food, RARITAN SAFETY COUNCIL EXPECT TO CONDUCT TRIAL appalled at the number of AMBULANCES TAKE 12 WORKING ON NEW food and more food. Judging COMPLETES EMERGENCY RUNS SOME TIME IN automobile accidents in TO HOSPITALS ENGINEER MAXES EDISON SHRINE from advance reservations, this CCC CAMPS GET SEPTEMBER —,—*»••-— year's event will prove an even NETWORK HERE New Jersey, over the hol- RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—Death iday weekend, it is well to RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — A greater success than functions CLARA BARTON.—At a meet- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — All failed to take a holiday in the force of nearly 100 men. are en- Gloff, William Hellegaard, Char ing of the Raritan Township Safe- tanks and buildings of the new township over the Fourth of July SURVEY ON NEW 36 LOCAL BOYS regard it as an achieve- gaged in the construction of the les Wagonhoffer, Joseph Dam- ty Council, held Friday night in sewage treatment plant now being ment of skill to have so weekend. As a result, one person bach, John LaZizza and Joseph the firehouse of Raritan Engine uinstructed near Silver Lake here FEJW accidents compared was killed and 11 others injured, new Roosevelt Fountain in the Kemick. Company No. 2, the Council's sec- are expected to be completed this 2 seriously. The four-car acfeident SEWER SYSTEMS southern end of Roosevelt Park. tional plan was completed. The FOR JULY QUOTA monln, according to an announce- to the number of cars on occurred at 11:10 o'clock Monday y FOR ALL OUTLETS TO The memorial fountain to be set-up now provides first aid ment by the contractors. the road, and CONDI- morning on Route 25 near the known as "Light Destroying Dark quads in each of the township's BOYS LEAVE FOR CAMP THIS Comont was poured this week TIONS. Main street intersection. STATEN ISLAND ness," will be a memorial to DIMATTEO NEW fire districts. WEEK-ALL SECTIONS Cor the upper section of the large X X X X The dead man, who suffered a SOUND HERE Thomas Alva Edison. Work on the The Clara Barton section, here- REPRESENTED circular distilling tank. Machinery fractured skull, was Robert Fless, iiuge fountain has been under way tofore lacking representation u and piping are now being install- States permit various Sr., 47, of 1426 Hollywood avenue, WOODBRIDGE.—Due to the de for more than a year. COMMANDER OFthe Council, was taken into mem- WOODBRIDGE. Thirty-six ed throughout the plant. speed limits but none Bronx, N. Y: He died at the Mid- mands o£ the State Sanitation Com The cost of construction is be- bership Friday night when eight- Township youths left this week Work was started this week on dlesex Hospital in New Brunswick mission, the Township Engineer makes it iJJe^aJ for cars w ing shared by the county board of een members of the recently or- for the various CCC camps, ac- the control room, boiler room and that can EXCEED this lim an hour and a half after the acci-l as authorized to make a survey freeholders and the government ganized quad received their Red cording to an announcement made chlorinating chamber. it on the highways . . . Ap- dent. with the intention of constructing through a WPA appropriation of LEGION POST 163 Cross cards and were admitted in- by John Omenhiser, municipal di- imanced partly ;.hiough a WPA Pless was a passenger in a car a sewer system for outlets to the $153,294, Waylando Gregory, re- to the Council. rector of relief. The boys who grant of $45,000, the new plant plicants for drivers' licens- Staten Island Sound, at a meeting LOCAL LEGIONNAIRES HOLD will cost more than $100,000 and driven by his son, Robert, Jr., nowned ceramic sculptor, aided by. ANNUAL ELECTION OF Commissioner Victor C. Peder- were taken to New Brunswick foi es are told the speer lim- which is alleged to have side- of the Township Committee held eleven men formerly employed lo-, sen, council president, in his wel- physical examinations, have been will serve the entire southern end it in school zones is ten swiped a nautomobile traveling in Tuesday night. The engineer was cally in ceramic circles ,are in, OFFICERS come address, said: "The objec- divided into three groups and Bent of the township. A feature of the miles but are not taught to the opposite direction and then also authorized to apply for a charge of preparing the monu-! tive set by the Council three to Freehold, Mendem and Camp plant, not included in many oth- •hit another machine head-on. A WPA grant for the project. raent. • FORDS.—At the annual election years ago has been accomplished Dix for a ten day period after ers in this section, will be com- drive so slowly . . . Speed plete ivntvol of all processes by fourth car, traveling close and un- The system will include all out- The basin of the massive f oun-' of officers, held by Harry Hansen with the incorporation of the Cla- which they will be transferred lo 1 in cities is 20 miles but able to stop, crashed into the lets to Staten Island Sound and tain is formed of concrete, forty Post, No. 163, American Legion, ra Barton members. Numerous permanent camps. the installation oi a pumping sys- drivers who attempt to go three-car wreck. outlets to Woodbridge river and feet in width, and contains a cen- Wednesday night, Bartolo DiMat- accidents on the large expanse of Those who joined in the new tem in the plant. at that snail's pace are According to the police, the any other tributory in the Town- tral section, also of concrete, teo was elected commander of the highways in the township have quota are as follows: When construction is finished, a Fless car contained Mr. and Mrs. ship that empties its waters into twelve feet in height. The central organiaztion. He succeeds Howard commanded our organization to large amount of grading will be sometimes honked to Madison, present commander. Nick Barn-yak, 25 Lee street, shame WITHOUT PRO- Fless and their three children. Staten Island Sound. portion is mounted with a large promote the most efficient exer- Port Reading; Mike Bartos, High- done, machinery and piping in- TECTION FROM THE The vehicle sideswiped a car mov- terra cotta globe of the earth, Other elected officers were: Sen cise of safety operation." land avenue, Keasbey; Willian stalled and other equipment will ing in the opposite direction and glazed in color. ior vice-commander, Benjamin Lester Russeli, first aid instruc- Fuilop, 171 Fulton street, Wood- be put ;p place. It is expected that POLICE. driven by George Stevens, color- Fiom the proper section of the Sunshine; junior vice-commander, tor, who urged the continuance of bridge; Paul Novak, Woodland the trial runs will be started in ed, of 286 West 147th Street, New Arthur Giesing; second junior vice first .aid practice to maintain a September. X X X X UOR MEASURE water fountain, six terra cotta avenue, Fords; Alfred Goley, 95 York City. Both cars were travel- LK figures emerge, three feet in Paul Chovan; adjut- standard of efficiency, declared James street, Woodbridge; Joseph Two men probably will be em- ing iji the two center lanes. It is height and three feet wide, Thse Walter H. Lybeck; finance of- "Should occasion arise for any Jyenes, 30 Crampton avenue, ployed at the plant when it is first Along foui* or five lane ficer, Cam N. Hansen; historian, placed in operation, but when it highways there are signs believed that a tire blew out on will represent the . destructive one to save a life, all efforts in Woodbridge; Tony Gyongyos, til) one of the machines, causing the TU DOWN INforces of "Greed," "Materialism," Rufus B. Allen. safety training will be amply re- Mary avenue, Fords; Roy Hander- f.s running smoothly, it is expected to inform drivers that cen- driver to lose control. and the Four Horsemen of the Installation of post officers is to paid." han, 46 Evergreen avenue. Fords; that only one man will be employ- ter aisles are for passing Witnesses say that the Fless car Apocalypse"—Famine, Pestilence, be held July 19 in Thomsen's hall. Others who spoke briefly were: Steve J. Hrabik, 15 Izola avenue, ed. only. . . And yet slow driv- was out of control and struck a 4 TO 2JALLOT War and Death. The Fords post is also dickering William Doll, captain of township Fords; John Hulak, 557 Wood- for the county convention which ers hug the center while car nearly head-on. This ^ third JOHN BERGEN* SAYS TAVERN A beautiful model of the struc- squads; Arthur Latham, Sr., Pis- bridge avenue, Port Reading; Er- vehicle was operated by Lewis is to be held in early August. A catawaytown captain; Captain nest L. Kara, 26 Grove avenue, the right sides are free KEEPERS DO NOT WANT ture has been placed on display in committee headed by Rufus B. Al from traffic . . These chaps Chappel, 24, of 1303 Daisy street, the Federal WPA Art Gallery in Chester Baron, of the Clara Bar- Woodbridge; Charles Karmazin, MICHAEL CARUSO Continued on Page Four . TO INCREASE HOURS len was appointed to formulate v tOn squad; Arthur Latham, Jr., 21 Almon avenue, Woodbridge. New York City and has been se- proposal to the county Legion con may not be able to read lected as the leading exhibit from and Lieut. Harold Peterson, of the Stephen Keleman, 18G Metuchen but a few voluntary depu- WOODBRIDGE. — The liquor vention committee. township police. the New York-New Jersey area. If the county convention com- avenue, Woodbridge; Orlando Bot STRUCK BY CAR ties could orally tell them ordinance, allowing an earlier op- Leading art critics have acclaim- The following were presented ti, Larch street, Port Reading; ening hour on Sundays and later mittee accepts the conditions of with Red Cross cards by Commis- with summonses. ed the massive fountain as the the Fords post, there is a likeli- James Kovachs, 92 New street, LINDENEAU.—-As the result of "ENGEL DAY" TO closing hour all during the week leading work of art in modern sioner Pedersen; Captain Baron, Woodbridge; Arthur Larson, 178 being struck by a car driven by for tavers in the Township, met a hood that the event will be held Joseph Broxmeyer, first lieuten- X t t 1 days. in Fords. Ford avenue, Fords; William !•. Michael Caruso, of 50 West Bar- quick demise Monday night when ant; Vernon Johnson, second lieu- Leahy, 65 George street, Sewar- clay street, Hicksville, N. Y., In spite of inspections, BE HUGE EVENT it was voted down, by a vote of 4 tenant; Nicholas Toth; Michael Du ; John N. Linzer, Jr., Howard while crossing Route 25 at High- to 2 at a meeting of the Township dash, John Vincze, Stephen Du- at fifty cents per inspect, PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Plans street, Hopelawn; John Loyer, 29 land avenue, shortly before 10 o'- Committee Tuesday night. The dash, Peter Peterson, Edward Lee street, Port Rending; Joseph clock Friday night, Albert Nemus, night driving continues to were advanced for the Julius C. two second ward committeemen, NEW AMBULANCE Voorhees, Louis Giba, John Kal- Engel Day celebration, to be con- GOVERNMENT TO Martin, 77 Crampton avenue, 53, of Middlesex avenue, this be hazardous because of Charles J. Alexander and James apos, Alex Hassara, Joseph Merk- Woodbridge; Gabriel Novo, 62 Ho- place, sustained possible fractured glaring headlights . . . ducted on Sunday, August 14, at Schaffrick, voted in the affirma- er, Lt. Harold Peterson, John Du- a meeting of the Second District ward street, Hopelawji; Frank Pan ribs and other minor injuries. There are times when tive. Mayor August F. Greiner DELIVERY TO BE dash, Warren Voorhees and ko, 20 Vernon avenue, Sewaren; The injured man was taken to Democratic Club held Tuesday was absent and those voting in the SPEND $160,000 those driving against them night in the Woodbrldge and George Bandies. John- F. Petro, 58 Milton avenue, St. Peter's hospital in New Bruns- negative were Frederick Spencer, Woodbridge; John S. Pcsai, 29(» wick in the township's safety coun CANNOT SEE THE ROAD Chestnut avenues headquasters. John Bergen, Samuel Farrell and Main street, Woodbridge; James The affair, to be held at the MADE SATURDAY ambulance. Ho was treated and and simply trust to luck . . Herbert Rankin. HERE JHJS YEAR NEGRO CHARGED WITH Reed, Fiat avenue, Iselin; John held for observation. One way to become a mil- PlainfieJd avenue picnic grounds, RECENTLY ORDERED SAFE- Reinhard, Trieste street, Iselin; will be in honor of Commissioner A written objection to the or- Nemus was crossing from the lionaire is to invent lights dinance was filed by the Sewaren TY COUNCIL VEHICLE EX- TO BUILD 100-MEN BAR- STABBING FORDS MAN teve Rethy, 21, Crampton avenue south side of the highway and Engel who is slated to run for Woodbridge; John R. Rodney, 25 that will illuminate" the shfir'ff next November, Republican club, Inc., while Fred PECTED THIS WEEK RACKS AT RARITAN was {.track in the center lane of Witheridge of New street, made an WOODBRIDGE.—The case of Jrant street, Sewaren; road instead of blinding Reports on the advance sale of m ARSENAL J. Vaught, 40 ,colored, of Madison traffic by Caruso's machine, oral complaint. The latter claimed PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Mem- Jchultz, Fiat avenue, Iselin; Louis whicn was travelling east. approaching drivers. tickets indiiate that more than 1,- that at the present time the sa- NIXON.—According to engin- avenue, who was arrested on the Jilogy, Bunn's lane, Woodbridge; 000 will have been sold before the bers of the Raritan Township charges of atrocious assault and Officer A. H. Wittnebert invest- : x x * loons are open 19 hours every day Safety Council are anxiously eers of the Army quartermaster oseph Strauss, 443 West avenue, galcd the accident. day of the affair. John Ellmeyer, snd that living next door to one corps, bids on the construction of battery on the complaint of JoJin Sewaren; Frank Nagy, 87 Garden An absent minded offi- Sr., is general chairman of the awaiting the delivery of the new Swallick, 29, of Liberty street, he can only sleep four hours a ambulance which is expected to a new 100-men barracks, to be venue, Woodbridge; Benny Ver- cial in writing to his wife committee in charge. night. constructed at the Raritan Arsenal Fords, will be heard 'before Jud^e illo, 390 Woodbridge avenue, Poit arrive here this weekend. The ap- Arthur Brown tonight. OUNCIL VINDICATES began with "Dear Ma- Mr. Egan, an attorney for the paratus was purchased recently here, will be called for next Reading and Albert C. Zullo, We^{ dam" instead of the usual New Jersey License Beverage As- month. Swallick charges that Vaught avenue, Port Reading. ISELIN VETERANS IN with funds raised in a campaign stabbed him with a knife at 1:30 endearing greeting and FUNERAL SERVICES sociation, asked the committee to conducted by the Council. The need for a new barracks Only one colored youth was se- RECENT RESOLUTION ss the ordinance. He claimed o'clock Sunday morning. Accord- closed with "Yours truly". The new machine, a Silver-' here has been apparent for sev- ing to a 'police report made by Of- lected for the colored contingent. FOR MRS. GREINER that the tavern keepers are "just Knightstown mounted on a La- eral years. This year the War De- He is Dave R. Davis, 13 Pleasant WOODBRIDGE.—After reams . . . While Hitler may burn keeping their heads above water ficer George Leonard an argument some books not to his lik- TO BE HELD TODAY Salle chassis, will be operated by partment has allocated $160,000 occurred between the two men on avenue, Sewaren. of publicity und a public hearing, and the later closing hours in- members of Safety Squad No. 1 for that purpose. The date of ad- the Iselin Post, Veterans o£ For- ing Hague bans magazines other municipalities are taking the corner of Cutter's lane and WOODBRIDGE.—Funeral serv- and will be stationed here .Its vertising for bids will be an- Fulton street, Woodbridge. Vaughi eign Wars, was cleared of charges and newspapers. ices for Mrs. Louise M. Greiner, the trade away from Woodbridge." temporary home will be in a gar- nounced at a later date. against it and granted the right to Alexander declared that the on- is alleged to have reached for a X X t X 73, who died Tuesday at her home, age owned by Thomas Swales di- j Wage rates are expected to be knife and cut Swallick on the nose M ELROY CLAIMS renew its club license "it the post 16 Green street, after a heart at- ly thing he really objected to was •ectly behind Raritan Engine Co., jannO unced late this month and desires t« renew" in a resolution Hague Republicans and the 11 o'clock Sunday opening. cheek and left arm. The latter was tack earlier in the day, will be No. 1 firehouse. I plans and specifications for the taken to the Perth Amboy hospit- passed Monday night by the Town Hagueites have this in "As far as I can gather in my common: Relatives get held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Heretofore, the old ambulance Duikling are now being prepared al in a police radio car and treated TENURE FOR TWO ship committee. from the Greiner Funeral Home. ward," he said, "I find that they was housed in the local firehouse and shouid be completed by mid- by Dr. Rubin. However .according to one com- first chance on appoint- Interment will be held in the Pres have most of their business on but with the recent arrival of the juiy_ mitteeman, the Post only sought holidays and weekends and that ments . . . Their motto is, byterian cemetery at the conven- new fire truck, it was necessary | Additional men will be assign- POLICE CHANGES TAX ASSESSORS "vindication" and at the "present "Of what good is a job if ience of tli family. they have to close up just when o transfer the old ambulance to ed to the arsenaii making addi- time has no intention of renewing Mrs. Greiner is survived by her the business is getting good." he Swales garage in order to tional quarters mandatory, it was WOODBRIDGE.—Two tem- STERN IS REAPPOINTED its license." you can't saddle on your Committeeman Bergen took the relatives." . . . husband, Peter; two adopted sons, make room for the fire apparatus. iearned. porary changes were made in FOR TERM OF FOUR opposite viewpoint. When the new ambulance ar-| During the past year a large the police department this ! Peter A., and Mayor August F. YEARS I X X I I Greiner; a niece, Pauline Heber- "I have been in touch with sev- •lves, the old machine will be numt>er of WPA projects have week, when Captain John Hague does not waste line; two sisters, Mrs. Paul Sei- eral of the liquor dealers in my ransferred to the Henry street been carried out w;thin the ar- Egan, formerly in charge of time arguing with those and Mrs. Sophie Heberlin,e, district and I find as a whole they section of the township where it senal ground ^th over 200 men police radio, was transferred WOODBRIDGE.—Herman Stern LOCAL MATERIAL do not of Avenel, and a member of the who won't agree with him. of New York; three brothers, approve of a change in the will be operated by Squad No. 2. 'emploved there at times. The to the detective bureau and Robert A. Hirner, of Woodbridge; ordinance," he said. "I find that If the government approves the work has consisted mainlj of Sergeant Ben Parsons, who firm of Stern and Dragoset, Wood- He socks 'em on the jaw. the are bridge, was reappoinled assessor Carl Hirner, of Jersey City and y opposed to a three o'clock application of the local board of gradmg, landscaping, laying new was temporarily in plain FOR STRUCTURE t X X X Albert Hirner, of Fords. ^losing hour, feeling that two o'- ire commissioners for a WPA sewers and making other repairs clothes, went back to uniform of the Township of Woodbridge clock Officials who reneged The deceased was a member of ^ late enough to work." rant to enlarge the Engine Com- to the grounds. duty and was placed in charge at a meeting of the committee held Monday night, for a term of on filing income tax re- the First Congregational church Before the ordinance went to pany No. 1 firehouse, the new, Thfi present barracks, construct- of radio and traffic and pla- vote four years. URGED BY BOARD turns are not afraid of ar- and resided here for fifty-five . - Spencer, who acted as chair- ambulance will 'be quartered in ed during the World War, " have cing of men. years. man in the absence of the mayor, he (proposed new addition. been repaired and strengthened Chief of Police George E. Before the appointment went to FREEHOLDERS TO AID MU- rest . . . They know the a vote, Committeeman Charles pointed out: • • and new roofs were placed on Keating said that the changes law requires formal pres- Alexander asked Township At- NICIPAL LABOR IN VOCA- "I want you to remember that CONDUCT PARTY more than 70 of the buildings in were not necessarily perman- TIONAL SCHOOL CON- entation of a bill and then you are representing all of the CLARA BARTON. — Members the magazine area. ent and that he had no other torney Leon E. McElroy what pro- allowed ten1 days to pay ALEXANDER SPEAKS people from your wards and not of the Royal Fishermen's Club of comment to make. Captain ceedure would have to be followed STRUCTION OR ELSE . . . any minority in your district. I this place held a fishing party FISHING LUCK Egan is now on vacation and to appoint a full time assessor. TO ISEUN DEMOCRATS took the trouble to check in my Sunday aboard a cruiser out of will resume his new duties in "I have no complaint against NEW BRUNSWICK.—The Coun * * » * ward and I am satisfied and sure Beach Haven. The committee in RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — Ac- another week. the individual" Alexander said, ty Board of Chosen Freeholders Some persons are so po- ISELIN.—Charles J. Alexander, that the people I represent feel charge of the outing included cording to reports, six large tunas "I know he is qualified and in has expressed its intention to committeeman of the second ward that 19 hours a day is long enough lite they make a mental Michael Lutz, Albert Christopher- j were caught by township police- HOLD SESSION the real estate business. What I start a campaign for the use of apology in shutting off a was the speaker at a meeting of f t^erns to operate." sen and Daniel Bors. Louis Nagy.men Friday on a fishing trip spon am against is the system." county products and Woodbridge the Iselm Democratic Club, Inc., s president of the club. sored for the cops by Charles PISCATAWAYTOWN. — The McElroy, in answer to Alexand- Town-ship labor in the construc- windy radio announcer or held at the home of Mr. Levine, STARTS JOB Horn of Meadow road. Officer J. Women's Democratic Club held its er, said: tion of the vocational school at pseudo-comedian . . . An- Wednesday night. Alexander PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Paul ON VACATION Calomoneri, with three large regular meeting Friday night in "Unfortunately, two of the men Woodbridge, for which Federal nouncers seems to think spoke on the road situation in the Berrue, recently installed presi- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Fire catches, is said to have had the the Player avenue club rooms on the Board of Assessors (John funds were released last week. the mentioning of their Township. dent of Raritan Engine Company Chief George Graff, of Raritan'best luck of the day. Others in with Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer, prcfi- Hunt of Woodbridge and Mr. Mat- The school is to be constructed name is the most import- Fausta Fimiani .present county No. ^ presided for the first time Engine Company No. 1, left Fri- the pprty were: Lieut. Harold Pet-} dent, in charge. Plans were fur- tenson, of Iselin, editor's note) are on lands donated by Mr. and Mrs. committeeman, was endorsed for at the regular meeting of the day with his family on a 10-day erson, Officers Alfred Loblein, thered for the third anniversary exempt firemen and in my opin- Hampton Cutter. ant part of the announce- reelection. company held Tuesday night in vacation trip with friends in Roland Wuest and C. Stout, also of the formation of the unit to be ion the recently passed bill grant- The incentive for the campaign ment . . . And so-called It was planned to hold the draw the Woodbridge avenue firehouse. nothern Maine. i Recorder Alfred C. Urffer. held next month. ed them tenure of office. There is started when Peter C. Olsen, gen- talent believe more in ad- ing for the bicycles at the Iselin nothing to be done." eral manager of the Federal Sea- Theatre on July 11. A Boy Scout board Terra Cotta informed the vertising themselves than and a Girl Scout will officiate at the advertisers who foot MONEY MISSING freeholders that plans for the the drawing. HOPELAWN.—John Toth, of building called for red Colonial the bill. CANDIDLY SPEAKING: Charles street, this place, informed brick and limestone trim, neither t t X X Officer William Romond Wednes- of which are made in the county. Frequently, one turns DANCE SUCCESS About every other day, when you pick up a paper, in the U. S. A., on soap boxes and other places, here day night that seven dollars was He attacked the plans as con- the dial from end to end you will see where they are shootin' another dozen or and there—and you will find 'em favorin' making stolen out of a cedar chest in his trary to the spirit of the WPA BONHAMTOWN.—St. Margar- one-half dozen, over there in Russia. And pretty over our own Govt., and try out some foreign idea, or home during the holiday weekend. projects which are primarily m- to hear nothing but a Mary church held a most success- string of cheap sales talks soon they are gonna have to do quite a little lookin' some new ism or asm that has not been used, but tended to stimulate business and ful annual summer dance Satur- sounds great. TORCH STOLEN j work in the area in which the pro- . . f Radio programs have day night in the Parish hall on around, to find people to shoot. Like in the early days COLONIA.—T. Scanlon, time- jject is operating. become sordid . . . People Woodbridge avenue. Music was in the U. S., they had plenty of buffalo and they But the ducks talkin' up these big ideas, they keeper at the WPA project on Freeholder Anthony S. Gadek, have the remedy to refuse furnished by Stephen Iha3z*s or- thought they would never run out of 'em, and they would not be so hot for 'em, except they figure they :hain o'Hill road, this place, re- Jr., declared that he could see no chestra of New Brunswick. Julius shot 'em just for a buffalo robe. maybe caji be the top-sergeant, with a nice new job, ported to Officer Joseph Farkas reason why brick and terra cotta to buy from sponsors Kapcsandi and Joseph Nemeth Tuesday that someone stole a sig- manufactured within the county whose programs are naus- were co-chairmen of arrange- And some day it will maybe the same in Russia. and a new fur-lined overcoat—and not the guy nal torch off the road sometime could not be used for the con- Contlnued on Page Four ments. And it is kinda funny that you will find people here standin' up against the wall. between July 2 and July 5. struction of the school. PAGE TWO FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1938 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON
HEADS 'PHONE PIONEERS MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD AND- CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Piscatawaytown Briefs erson of Lincoln Highway and MISS WILLIAM TELL GABLE'S FAVORITE WOODBRIDGE. — The United son Arnold, Jr., were lecent BOY SCOUT NEWS States Civil Service Commission guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar HUNTING SPOT has announced open competitive MR. AND MRS. AARON GRAY turned to her home on Elm Johnson, of Metuchen. On Saturday and Sunday. July examinations for the positions list- of Bonnie Brook avenue and Mr. street after a visit of a week • 16 and 17, more than 100 khak>- ed below. and Mrs. Charles Adams of with relatives in York, Pa. TOM AND ARTHUR* BETTS OF clad Scouts from the Northern Dis trict, which includes Woodbridge, For the first three positions list- Church street, spent Sunday at New York City were the week- ed, applications must be on file Lake Hopatcong. CHARLES GANDAK OF Quaker- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Iselin, Avenel, Colonia and Sewar- en, will have their first annual with the Civil Service Commission saw* town, Pa., spent the weekend O. Bastress of Menlo Hall. Washington. D. C, not later than MISS AMELIA FREY OF Lloyd with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ] Camporee program, the place to — * • • be announced later. August 1, if received from States avenue and Roy Stryker of ( Stanley Gandak of Overbrook! JOSEPH DUH AND FAMILY OF east of Colorado ,and not later avenue. , Lincoln highway, enjoyed a For 30 hours the Scouts ;-:' Highland Park were Princeton! their leaders to all intents ark'. : .. than August 4, if received frorrij visitors Sunday. ' camping trip over the holiday 1 poses will be on their own. i'iky Colorado, and states westward. • • • * MR. AND MRS. HERMAN FREY weekend. and daughter Janet of Uoyc : will pitch their camps, sleep out Marine Engineer, various MISS VIRGINIA STEELE OF * # * * overnight. Saturday night, and $2,600 to $3,800 a year. U. S. Martinsbur W. Va., is the house avenue spent Sunday with Mrs.: MR. AND MRS. LOUIS Ritthaler Frey's mother, Mrs. Dcra Mess- cook four meals in their troop time Commission and Navy guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leon- and family, Mr .and Mrs. Frank camp. partment. ard Murphy of Meadow road. ier in Chester. O'Hare and family, of Highland Park, Mrs. Edward Dechert. Jr., Much of the equipment which Safety Instructor (Petroleum) MRS. WILLIAM PENN AND MR. AND MRS. A. LEONARD and son and Mrs. Pierce C. Akin the Scouts will use is Scout-made. $1,800 a year, Assistant Safety In- Murphy and daughters Connie and son, enjoyed a hamburger This makes it more interesting to structor (Petroleum) $1,620 a children, Catherine, Cornelia the Scouts in using equipment and William, Jr., of Wood- and Lorraine, of Meadow road, roast at Roosevelt Park, on Mon year. Bureau of Mines, Depart- were guests of friends in Bell- day. which they have made with their ment of Mines, Department of In- bridge avenue, spent the week- own hands. end with Mrs. Perm's mother, more, L. I., over the weekend. terior. High school training (ex- in Lyndhurst. OAK TREE The Troops will report to the cept that persons otherwise quali- • * • * GEORGE GALLOS, JR., OF Wood 'checking table on Saturday morn- fied who do not meet this require- bridge avenue, spent Sunday at MISS WINIFRED ANDERSON of Jin, July 16 and work out the camp ment will be given a mental test), MR. AND MRS. ALBERT IIEND- and certain experience in ipetrol- erson of Meeker avenue, with Sokol Camg near Boonton. Plainfield avenue, spent the 'site location. Then up will go this • • • • holiday weekend at Culver small village of tents. The re- eum production or refining, are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henderson required. of Fords, went to their cottage MRS. CHARLES HORN AND Lake. mainder of the day will be spent at Shore Acres on Saturday, the children and Miss Grace Kentos, in perfecting their camp and de- Junior Script Engraver, $11.52 men returning Sunday, and their all of Meadow road, spent Sun- Wm. H. Hall PERCY VROOM AND SON Roger monstrating Scout Craft to the per diem, $2.16 per hour overtime families remaining for the bal- day at Seaside. New Jersey telephone pioneers of Oak Tree avenue, with Wil- corps of Judges. ($3,000 per anum), Bureau of En- liam Rutter and son, William, of Pete S77tith is the carefree looking In the evening visitors are It's over the hills and far a tray for graving and Printing, Treasury De ance of the month. • • * • in a statewide election completed gentleman holding the apple on his — • • • MISS EVELYN BECKER OF this week among their 1,600 mem- Rahway, spent the weekend invited to the bis campfire, at Clark Gable ivhcu he isn't working. partment, Washington, D. C, on- camping at Delaware Bay. head as Sally Payne prepares to which time different Scout activi- Just before starting work on MGM's ly. Progressive training or experi- CARLTON ARMSTRONG AFTER Lloyd avenue was in Gettysburg bership named William H. Hall shoot it off a la William' Tell, be- a visit of several weeks at the Pa. .over the weekend. president of H. G. McCully Chap- r ties will be presented. "Too Hot To Handle" Gable spent a ence in the art of steel-plate en- tween scz7ies for "Follow the Ar- At 7:00 on Sunday morning, re- short vacation m the Kaibab Forest graving of script of the standard home of Mr. and Mrs. William ter, Telephone Pioneers of Amer- MR. AND MRS. PAUL A. BRUG- row," latest Pete Smith Specialty. Tappen on Plainfield avenue, re MR. AND MRS. IRVIN RITER of ica. The chapter represents an veille will sound and bring the in Arizona, ichere he hunted u'ild required for first-class bank note, man of Broad street, entertained Howard Hill, recognized as the Scouts out of their beds for break- life. turned to his position in Chica- Woodland avenue have re- estimated 50,000 years of combin- the latter's parents, Mr. and bond, or securities work, is re- turned from a visit with Mrs. •world's greatest archer, is featured fast. quired. go, 111., Sunday. ed experience in the telephone in- Mi's. Alexander J. Seele of Jer- in the picture. Hitter's parents in Martinsburg. dustry during its years of great- sey City Heights over the week- Church services will be held at Assistant Messenger, $1,080 a 9:00 o'clock for all Scouts attend- GIRLS* SOFTBALL RESULTS MR. AND MRS. A. C. LANTZY W. Va., bringing with them Don est development. He succeeds C. end. year, for appointment in Washing- aid Stelle, who will spend some ing. Those who want to go to ton, D. C, only. Age: Applicants o£ River View avenue, went to T. McNamara of Verona. HOLD PICNIC time at their home. Catholic Church will have trans- P. R. Squaws 000 010 1—2must have reached their eight- their cottage at Seaside Satur- Hall has more than thirty years JOYMAKERS MEET portation provided. day for a week's stay. Alley Hawks 210 200 x—5eenth but must not have passed of service. He is a resident of Mor- FORDS.—Members of the Joy- FORDS. — The annual picnic The balance of the morning will their twenty-fifth birthday. These • • • • MISS TEDDY EGGERTSON RE- ristown and is district commercial makers held an installation of the M. Zullo, Dcnittis; A. Ontkos, turned to her home in Wood- sponsored by the American-Hun- be taken up in further camping A. Durisch. age limits will not be waived in MISS EILEEN DANFORD IS manager for the New Jersey Bell newly elected officers at the home garian Democratic Union of Fords demonstrations . bridge avenue after a week Telephone Company in Hudson * * * * any case. Closing dales: July 19, confined to her home on Berg- of Miss Lois Anderson. The newKeasbey and Hopelawn was held Each troop that scores 155 for applications received from en place by illness. spent with relatives in Mato- County. officers are: Lois Anderson, presi- Iselin ..* 301 041 4—13 wan. Miss Mary Halleran return Sunday at the Mary avenue grove points out of a possible 195 points Stales east of Colorado, and July • • • • William A. Corbitt of Chatham, I dent; Adele Fullerton, vice presi- as the work is seen by the judges, Hopelawn 200 002 0— 422, 1938, for applications received ed with her and is .spending the here. A delightful program of dan- L. Raphael, M. Pogyona; H. MR. AND MRS. LEROY SHIP- summer at the Eggertson home. Frank D. Carolin of West Orange, dent; Margaret Hedges, secretary cing, entertainment and refresh- will rate as a "standard" camping from Colorado and States west- man and daughter Miss Betty and Ruth Anderson, treasurer. Fol Johnson, M. Kamm. • • • a and Frank Stickle of Maplewood, ments was enjoyed toy a large troop of the Raritan Council :uul ward. Shipman were Sunday guests of were elected vice presidents; W. C.lowing the business session, a hot receive a pennant so stating. MISS MARJORIE HOUSLER has dog roast was enjoyed by the club crowd. Bodo's orchestra furnished FIRE CO. SOFTBALL RESULTS Full information, may be obtain- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shipman, Graham of Newark, L. S. C. Har- This Camporee is also a practice ed from Secretary of the U .S. Civ of Meadow road. returned to her home on Colum- vey of Clifton, T. H. Smith of members and guests. the music for dancing. bus avenue after a week spent Camporee for the big Council Jam Port Reading 000 000 0— 0 il Service Board of Examiners, at • * • • Trenton and C. G. Holmberg Jr. boree which will be held in Perth Fords ..._ 000 000 1—1the Woodbridge post office. with Mrs. Olive Beebe of West- of Westfield, directors. MRS. E. STATTER HAS RE-field. Amboy, August 2, 3 and 4 at the S. Covino and Barna; Vince and All took office July 1. HOLLYWOOD EXTRA GIRL intersection of Amboy avenue and Grega. LEGAL NOTICE Membership in the Telephone Outerbridge Crossing boulevard. Read the BEACON * * * * IN CHANCERY OF NKW JKKSKY KEASBEY Pioneers of America is open to te- 122-207 lephone men and women who have NOVENA SERVICE Iselin 000 000 1—1 To: Robert II. Bytom. Mis. Robert II. BLASTS FILM ILLUSIONS By lorn, liis wife, the unknown heirs, had twenty-one years or more of Keasbey 000 001 0—1 rlevlaeet) and personal represent lit I vi:S MRS. E. LISKO OF ROSELAND years of service. EW YORK—London—Paris—the Riviera—Bang—Clash- FORDS.—Postponed because of Called end of seventh, rain. of Robert H. Bytorn, ami their or was the holiday guest of Mr. Monday's legal holiday, the week- Another any of th<-it heirs, devisee-!*, execu- Crash. Konsky and Hutteman; Gloff and Mrs. John Lisko of Copper- N ly Novena services to Our Lady of tors, administrators, grantees, iis- JOSEPH RUSIN, ANTHONY Wag and Petersack. Lucky nJBna or sin'cdssurs in right, ti'le or nic avenue. The face of the earth turned over in those mad days of 1929, the Miraculous Medal was held interest: enhoffer, Matthew Sautner, Har * * * * Number By virtue of an Order of tin- Court « * • * and her own world with it, for the internationally known woman of Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock in Hopelawn 074 510 0 — 17 of Chunct'ry of New Jersey, .made on vey Creekmur and Paul Rusin Our Lady of Peace Church. tiw tiny of lli>' date hereof, In a rati;-**1 MISS BERTHA SCHAVEL OF spent five days camping at forty who bares the secrets of the movie extras of Hollywood. Avenel 010 011 5— 8 Is wherein The Township of Woodbridgc, Passaic has returned home aft- Kaminsky and Sabo; Hanson a municipal corporation of Hie State High Bridge. The writer, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has told her CLARA BARTON.—Mrs. Ray- PERTH AMBOY of New Jeraoy, is complainant, and er spending the week as the v • a • and Petras. guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Per startling tale to Paula Wayne for-S^— mond Wilck was hostess to the yuit und1 others ure tin; defendants, 4—0087 you an required to appoar and ans- hach of Smith street. MISS HELEN TOTH, GRADU- publication In the August Issue of Spade Bridge Club at her home in wer the bill of said complainant on or • • » • ate nurse of St. Peter's hospital, before th<> 22nd day of AuKU.it. next. Cosmopolitan magazine. Carlton road. High score prize was VALUABLE FIND Telephona us whan you or the said bill will be taken as cun-MRS. VALERIE COSSMAN OF in New Brunswick, spent the The unknown writer, once a won by Miss Marie Jacobs, while fi-ssed agulnst you. Forest Hills, L. I., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. rich woman, tells of her desperate Mrs. Stanley Nogan won the con- Burlingame, Calif.—When Jerry need cosh to pay what you The said bill is Illed to absolutely and Mrs. Michael Toth. struggle to enter motion pictures debar and foreclose you from all right weekend with her aunt Mrs. solation award. Other guests were Goviu polished a tarnished brace- owe, buy what you n*«
Perfect Attendance Marks Checker Club Continues Junior Wither League Mother Daughter Event LIPSTICK TECHNIQUE Attained by 70 Students Its Membership Drive PEACHES 'ND CREAM Outing Is Well Attended COLONIA Is Successful Affair KFASBEY.—Seventy students KEASBEY.—A meeting of the FORDS.—The Junior Walther CLARA BARTON. — A large of Keasbey School No. 8 attained Checkers was held Tuesday night League of Our Redeemer Luther- NAMES OFFICERS number of members and mothers perfect attendance marks for the at the home of Miss Barbara Toth an Church held an outing recent- attended the annual mother and last month of the cunent school of Coppernic avenue. Bernice ly, hiking from the church on daughter banquet of the Junior season, announcement was made [Walters of Fords was admitted to Fourth street to the home of some Woman's club held here recently. yesterday. membership. Plans were made for of the members, Anna and Bernice AT ANNUAL MEET Miss Jane Maloney, president, First grade, Emma Paster, Jo- the double birthday party to be Walters, on outer Ford avenue. COLONIA CITIZENS ELECT served as toastmaster and intro- seph Parsler, Alex Perduk, Wil- given for Misses Gloria Kramer ' There games were played and duced the speakers, Mrs. Arnold liam Yuhasz; second grade, Al- and Stephanie Sharo tonight at 'refreshments were served. MRS. DEN BLEYK.ER AS Therkelson and Mrs. James Au- the home of Miss Kramer. NEW PRESIDENT burn, counsellors. fred Benschko, Stephen Dalina, ; Those who attended were: Eliz- Joseph Domasica, Frank Koper- . The membership drive of. the re abeth Pfeilfer, Barbara Pfeifier, Other speakers included Mrs. nack, Robert Orosz, Sophie Bar- cently organized club is continu- Eva Jacobsen, Elsie Wosh, Ruth COLONIA.—At a meeting held William Testa, vice president of ton, Grace Brodniak, Frances Do- ing for the next several weeks. Stockel, Margaret Rennie, Marion Tuesday night at the home of the senior club; Mrs. Oscar Kaus mejka, Lillian Papp, Grace Toth, The next regular meeting will be Murdock, Elsie Ellis, Dorothy Ras Mrs. Frank A. Pattison, on Chain and Mrs. William Bennett, past Helen Yuhasz; third grade, Jo- held July 21 at the home of Con- mussen, Dorothy Stephano, Edna O'Hill road, Mrs. Philip DenBley- presidents of the senior unit, and seph Paster, John Sipos, Ethel No- stance VanHorn. Larsen, Chester Thompson, Walter ker was elected president of the Mrs. Fred Grotjan and Mrs. Char- vak, Esther Deak, Ruth Novak, Brown, Irvin Blanchard, Charles Colonia Citizens, Inc. les Rowe, counsellors for the Lit- Irene Orosz, Antoinette Sneider, Murdock, Rev. A. L. KreylLng and John Tetley, of Woodbridge, was tle Woman's Club. Grace Vargo, Irejie Vargo, Lillian Lipstick becomee part of the coatumdWest Haritan Republican Mr. and Mrs. William Walters, elected vice president; Mrs. Char- Entertainment included a mon- Wonski; foutrh grade, Eugene An- of the well-groomed, and Cecilia les W. Knauer, secretary and Mrs. Club Arranges Outing Audrey Woodward, treasurer. ologue by Miss Maloney, n piano ton, Frank Banko, Joseph Soos, Parker shovjs here the lipstick with For am Club To Hold and vocal solo by Miss Miriam Stephen Yuhasz, Anna Bartos, walnut holder for sports and specta* Mrs. M, M. Pattison was ap- Bennett, piano solo by Miss Betty Margaret Faczak, Elsie Larsen, tor sports wear. For street, Miss PISCATAWAYTOWN. — The Fishing Trip Sunday pointed membership chairman. Parker carries a lipstick with ebony committee in charge of the picnic New members welcomed were Testa and poems by the Misses Margaret Piosko, Helen Sabo. holder; for evening, ivory. Maloney, Alice Blanchard and FiHh grade, Lillian Yuhasz, Hel for the West Raritan Republican CLARA BARTON. — The boat Mrs. Daniel DenBleyker, Mrs. •ladys -Blanchavd. en Yoo, Eleanor Vargo, Frances Club met last night in Krovath's "Marion" owned by John Sund- Charles Ghristopherson, Mrs. J. p Sneider, Anna Marie Sipos, Irene Miss Olga Kondas Is hall on Woodbridge avenue. Cooper ,Mrs, Joseph Cordock, Mrs.! quist of Fords, has been chartered Otto Brockman, Mrs. George Lund Legion Auxiliary Meets Roudi, Louise Klein, Mary Karipo- 1 Bride Of T. Wodzinski The picnic is to be held on the for the summer fishing trip, which wich, William Toth, Joseph Orosz, afternoon and evening of Satur- the township Forum club will and Mrs. Perkins. Russell Feakes At Sunshine Home Tues. Joseph Koczan-, Alex Deak, John FORDS. — Announcement has day July 23 in Shady Brook Grove was named a member of the board been made of the recent marriage sponsor Sunday to Sandy Hook. of directors. It was also decided to Cyrus, Charles Banko, John May- Main, street, Bonh.am.town. There Chairman Louis Nagy reported FORDS. — The next regular ti, Ernest Vargo; sixth grade, Jo- of Miss Olga Kondas, daughter of will be no admission charge. dispense with next month's mem- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kondas, 27 that twenty reservations for the bership meeting. meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary seph Belko, Irene Faczak, Irene There will be contests and races outing have already been made of tlie Harry Hanson Post, No. 163, Basack, Nora Hammett, Law- j Commercial avenue, to Theodore for both children and adults and Accordingly the next regular [ Wodzinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. with many vacancies still avail- American Legion, will be held rence Larson, Joseph Smoyafc, all sorts of games with, prizes. able. Various fishing pools aboard meeting will be held September 2. Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Louis Stropkai, Julia Buth; sev- s Anthony Wodzinski of Perth Am- There also will be dancing by an Guest speaker at Tuesday's meet boy. The ceremony was performed ship will be conducted during the Benjamin Sunshine in Maxwell enth grade, John Faczak, Anthony orchestra to be selected by the day's tour. ing was H. R. Darby, of Roselle. avenue .Election of officers will Vades, Ethel Creekmur, Vilma in Our Lady of Peace church by committee. pastor Rev. Joseph F. Ketter. •""PHERE'S nothing more pleasing to the palate than the combination The "Marion" will leave the mu take place at this time. Deak, Anna Soos, Elizabeth Yu- Leonard Wait is chairman' of nicipal boat basin at Perth Amboy THE HOPELAWN DEMOCRAT- Following the business session, hasz, Marian Faczak, Clara Ivan, The bride, given in marriage "by the general committee, assisted by *• of ripe, mellovr peaches and rich cream, and when the two are her father, had two attendants, at 7:30 o'clock Sunday morning ic Club and auxiliary met Tues refreshments will be served by the Alice Novak, Mary Roudi and committee members as follows: blended in a velvety-smooth frozen dessert like this one, it's beyond and proceed to Sandy Hook. Oth- day night in the clubrooms in hostess of the evening with Mu. Anna Yuhas. Miss Mary Mikulsi, as maid of honRefreshments, Edward Bertram, compare! or and Miss Rose Keso, of Keas- ers on the arrangement commit- Howard street. Final arrange- Nancy Carter in charge. chairman, Gus Bodwegan, Peter FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM Place in freezing container of mod- tee include Mayor Walter C. Chris ments were made for the moon- bey. Michael Hudak, of Perth Am- Meeker, Mrs. Leo Wagner and l^i cups sugar MRS. RAYMOND LONG AND ern ice cream freezer, cover and tensen and Secretary Brace Eg- light bus ride to be held Sat- READ THE BEACON Miss Mary Louise Long, of Me-boy .served as best man fo"r the Mrs. Anna Mahone; games and en- t tablespoon flour pack with a mixture of 3 parts ice urday evening. groom and George Owlowsky, al- tertainment, John McNulty, chair gert. dina, Ohio, have returned home % teaspoon salt to Next1 par, ttur rocn kth salte cran. k slowly and so of Perth Amboy, as usher. man, W. R. Woodward, Mrs. He- 1 egg slightly beaten * • • • after a visit of two weeks with ste;idi!y, until turning becomes dif- MR. AND MRS. ANDREW NOV- Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, of ry Troger, Jr., Mrs. Gus Rooberg 2 cups acaWed milk MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM Hand- and Howard Furbeck; social games ficult. With these modern ice cream zon, of Correja avenue, enter- ha and daughter, Betty, of May West Hill road. CLARA BARTON 1 teaspoon vanilla extract freezers it takes only 5-8 minutes John Rigby, chairman, Russell 2 cups coffee cream tained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor- street; Mrs. Steven Kocsi, and ———.#——. Walker, Mrs. Warren Hibbard and of easy turning to whip and beat gan, o£ Clifton, over the week- daughters, Esther and Helen, of 2% cups crushed peaches ice creams to the fluffy, velvet- Telephone 4-0075 JANET POWELL. OF ALBOURNE Frank Gavenda, high prize. Leo ^ cup confectioners sugar end. Sherry street, Woodbridge; John street, is spending the summer Wagner, chairman, John Pardun, smooth texture so mucb to be de- Dienes and sons, John, Jr., and Mix sugar, flour and salt. Add sired. * • • • with relatives" in Ohio. Henry Troger, Jr. Beverages, Leon the beaten egg and blend thorough- JERRY RETKWA OF CORREJA Robert; Mrs. Joseph Kocsi and * • • - ard Wait, chairman, John Colletto, When the cream is frozen, care- Mrs. Gay Wargo and daughter, ly. Stir in the scalded milk slowly fully remove the dasher and pack avenue and Joseph Markow of CARL CHRISTENSEN OF AL- James Hansen and Edward Voor- and cook in a double boiler until Diaz street, spent the holiday Eileen, of Bridgeport, Conn., bourne street, is vacationing hees. down the cream with a spoon. Re- visited Crystal Caves, Pa., Sun- the mixture coats the spoon. Add place the cover, replenish with ice weekend at Clover Lake. day. On the return trip they vis Thos. F. Burke with his aunt in Mantoloking. the vanilla extract and let stand and salt and let stand for an hour * • * • • • « » until perfectly cool. Stir in cream ited the Walker-Gordon Farms. — Funeral Directors — FINE SHOWING before serving. If you have a mod- MRS. CARL GOLDSTEIN AND * • • * AUDREY THOMPSON OF Pleas- and the crushed peaches which ern ice refrigerator you always daughter, Arline Carol, of Brook MR. AND MRS. ANDREW NO- ant avenue, is on a camping KEASBEY.—The Keasbey Pro- have been sweetened with the con- have plenty of ice on hand, or the lyn, are visiting Mrs. Ella Pin- vak had as guests over the holi- Automobile accidents trip to North Jersey. tection Fire Company No. 1 and fectioners sugar, and mix well. ice service man can aupply you. ton, of Correja avenue. day weekend Mr. and Mrs. John I MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD THER- its Ladies' Auxiliary received a 366 STATE STREET MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH GER- Dienes and sons, John, Jr., and are more prevalent to- I kelsen ,of Amboy avenue, and "big hand" Monday morning when Robert; Mrs. Joseph Koszi and PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Mrs. James Gardner, of Eliza- they participated in the Independ- of Iselin Boulevard. lando, of Harding avenue, are day than ever before, ISELIN NEWS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Warga, and daughter, beth, spent Sunday with Mr. ence Day parade held at South j • • • • Arline, of Bridgeport, Conn. and Mrs. Louis Van Berger, of Plainfield. The parade was a fea- Mrs. William hPilUps, of Pitts- are you properly insured Joseph V. Costello, Mgr. IVEISS ANNA BACHOW^KY OF PETER SCHMIDT OF CORREJA burgh, Pa- Miss Betty Novak returned with Crantord. ture of Old Home Week conduct- Trento street, is confined to her avenue, has returned home alt- them for a stay in Bridgeport. in a financially sound ed by the fire company of that er spending a few days at the THE MISSES MARY HORVATH, home as a result of injuries sus- stock insurance com- place. The local organization made tained in a recent fall. home of friends in Hartford, HOPELAWN TO BUILD LODGE Helen Kulpa and Betty Kstok. of the trip by bus. Conn. "There Is no substitute— the Phoenix section, were re- • « • • CLARA BARTON.—The O. F. pany? MR. AND MRS. EDWARD OYER • • • • ELLENDALE CAMP NO. 110, S. Sportsmen's CJub of this place, For Burke Service" cent visitors in Coney Island, HOST AT PARTY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS RUS- , N. Y. of Harding avenue, are enjoying Woodmen of the World, held its has launched plans to build a •• •«.—- so and daughters, Ruth and regular meeting Tuesday night hunting & fishing lodge on a tract ADOLPH QUADT FORDS.—Many beautiful gifts a two weeks' motor trip through Joan, of Forest Hills, L. I., were Michigan, in the City Line Rathskeller, of land near Whitling. The land were received by Paul Kovacs, of the holiday weekend guests at Florida Grove road. was recently purchased by the AND SON 33 Wildwood avenue, who was MR, AND MRS. HAROLD Moun- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- club. The members plan to erect ;i Hoy and Majrwall ATM. You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The *$ host to a number of friends at a liam Whalen, of Chain o'Hillj, • • • • Ford* N. J. cey, of Oak Tree road, and Mr. TEA ROSE CAMP, ROYAL large log cabin. party in honor o£ his 64th birth- and Mrs. Fred Walker, of Cor- road. day. Among the guests present • * • * Neighbors of America, met in reja avenue, took a motor trip regular session Tuesday night at were: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Galya, through the White Mountains in MRS. IZELLA WILLIAMS OF Mr. and Mrs. frrank Kovacs, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Louis Hor- ST. JAMES' I New Hampshire over the holi- Ridgeley avenue, is convales- vath of Luther avenue. Helen Udvari, Anna Kovacs, John day weekend. cing at her home from a recent RADIO TROUBLE? Kovacs, Elaine Udvari, Helen Ko- • * * * * * * * operation at a New York hospit- | FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT SERVICE CALL WEEKLY GAME SOCIAL vacs, Mary Payer. Mary Galya al. THE CHOIR OF ST. MICHAEL'S and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kov?cs. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD Dube Hungarian Catholic church of PERTH AMBOY 4—0054 and daughters, of Rahway, spent • * * * the Greek Rite, held its regular the holiday weekend at the MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LAW- monthly meeting in the club- BE SURE TO GET AN home of Mrs. Santa Brinkman, yer, Miss Hazel Lawyer, Miss rooms. Plans were made for a Evelyn Lawyer, of Correja ave- bus ride and outing. Following nue and Lloyd Decker, of Stel- the business session refresh- EVERY MONDAY NIGHT BUMSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP ton, spent the weekend at Ship ments were served. ((•liable remedy developed by a phyiidcti in Bottom. Wi practice for e*.p«Utng larg* round wormi, • • « * AT 8:15 P. M. pin wormi and whip wormj. For1 children and • • * « AMERICAS adult*. A mother itated that */i bottl* MR. AND MRS. GEORGE ME- •xptlled 132 wormi. Stood the tail for 75 MR. AND MRS. 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One of the advantages ly the car driven by Chappel and to nave little, if any, appetite for of bread, rolls, and toast, and vari- crashed into the rear of the lat- At 611 New Brunswick Avenue food, while oth- ous beverages with a meal is the ter's machine. palatability they add to the ordi- Fords Section, Raritan Township ''"" era have too nary mixed diet. The expectation of The crash kept local police, Mail Address—Fords, N. J. much. The a pleasing dessert also helps to sti- state troopers and state inspectors ancient Greeks mulate appetite. busy trying to untangle the mass had a word for TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4—2123 insatiable appe- When appetite is lacking, an in- of wreckage and keeping traffic tite, calling it creased intake of a certain vitamin, moving. Subscription $1.50 per year "Bulimia." one of the vitamin B group, is Calls were put in for the Rar- usually helpful. The richest sources ELMER J. VECSEY A proper appe- of this food factor are whole wheat itan Township Safety "Council am- Publisher and Managing Editor tite depends breads and cereals, and yeast, but bulance, the Woodbridge Emerg- upon many con- this vitamin is likewise found in ency Squad ambulance and an ditions, mental fruits, certified and pasteurized ambulance from the Middlesex Entered at the Post Office, at Fords, N. J., as second claw as well as phy- milk, eggs, and most vegetables. If hospital in New Brunswick. The .nail matter on April 17, 1936. sical. A person liberal amounts of these protective Woodbridge apparatus made re- who enjoys good and sustaining foods are included Dr, J. A. Tobey health will usu- in your daily diet, and if about half cord tune in reaching the scene. ally have a satisfactory appetite, of the bread and cereals consumed The six occupants of the Chap- but it may be spoiled by fatigue, are of the whole wheat variety, pel car ,five riding in the Fless A Skeleton That Was A Man worry, poor cooking, and other pre- there should be a favorable effect machine and one passenger of the There is infinite pathos in the uncovered skeleton of ventable conditions. on appetite. The other half of the Mortimer automobile were rushed Appetite is stimulated by all the bread eaten daily should be white OV£R MERE an. unknown soldier on the battlefield of Gettysburg just bread, in order to avoid too much to hospitals in the township am- senses. Thus, a pleasing aroma of bulance, the Woodbridge ambu- as the veterans of the great war assembled for the seven- food, or the attractive appearance of roughage. food, or even the sound of food cook- lance, a local police car and a mo- ty-fifth anniversary of the engagement. Emotional upsets are bad for the torist, Steven Deri, of 244 Hamil- ing, sizzling, or crackling in a dish, appetite. Meals should always be The bloody battle took the lives of many men, in- will appeal to the appetite, which pleasant occasions, and food should ton street, New Brunswick. cluding that of the man whose skeleton was found. His gets excellent inspiration from our not be eaten at times of great men- The accident was investigated senses of sight, smell, and hearing, tal stress, such as anger, sorrow, by Police Chief Charles ' Grand- bones, concealed in the sod for years, contrast his fate as well as taste. worry, or fear. jean, Lieut, Russell Rockhill and with the living veterans, who returned, to the scene of The flavor of food is often im- As Shakespeare so wisely said, Officers George Palko and Roland their conflict after so many years. portant as an appetite stimulator. "Let good digestion wait on app«- Wuest. The death raised the A dash of salt or sugar, a bit of tite, and health on both." year:s highway fatalities to eight. The contrast between the skeleton and the living The death toll last year was sev- survivors on the field of battle is .not more striking than should go from house to h'ouse as enteen. that between the hate, brutality and carnage, which ex- Paul did." Injured who were taken to St. isted seventy-Jive years ago, and the general feeling o£ CHURCH • • * • Peter's hospital included Robert brotherhood, sympathy and understanding, which exists Fless, driver, 20, who suffered con Roger W. Babson, statisticina: cussion of the brain and multiple today. Strange as it may seem, there were at the battle- NEWS "America is faced with either a abrasions of the face, legs and field last week some men who experienced the emotional spiritual revival or a revolution."' arms and who was admitted; El- rages of battle and yet lived to enjoy the calm of peace FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mordecai Ezekiel, economic advis- len Fless, 6, lacerations of the and compassion. SCIENTIST or Department of Agriculture: forehead, treated and discharged; "Sacrament" is the Lesson-Ser- "High prices and high wages- are Miss Ruth Fless, 18, bruises of the mon subject for Sunday, July 10, mutually self-destructive." face and knee, treated and dis- It is,not so simple to lead a simple life. in all Christian Science Churches charged; Victor Chappel, 15, mul- • * * * and Societies throughout the Leonard P. Ayers, business statis- tiple abrasions, puncture wound in Correct this sentence: "This paper says it will be world. tician: mouth, sprained right ankle and The Golden Text is: "Let us keep "We are now pi-obably at, or lacerations, admitted and later dis fair weather." the feast, not with old leaven nei- near the bottom of the present re- charged; Miss Irene Chappel, 20, ^ * * • • ther with the leaven of malice and cession." multiple abrasions, treated and dis OV£R TMERE. wickedness; but with the unleav- • • • m charged and Steven Chappel, 52, The only way we know of to finish hard work is to ened bread of sincerity and truth." Malcolm P. McNair, professor. abrasions of the scalp and contu- work hard. (I. Corinthians, 5:8). Harvard Business School: sions of the chest, discharged. "Continued business depression REPORTER • • * * Among the Lesson-Sermon cita- Injured treated at the Middle- will lead almost certainly to a dic- What Is Success? tions is the following from the sex Hospital were Lewis Chappel, Bible: "For I .have given you an tatorship of the economic planers, 24, driver, fractured right leg. RAMBLING Practically every person in Woodbridge Township, example, that ye should do as I supported by the vast army of bruises and abrasions, admitted; whether man or woman, boy or gir], and regardless of have done to you." (John 13:15). those who have access to the pub-Mrs. Mary Chappel, 48, bad lacer- (Continued from page one) ag.e and circumstances, hopes and intends to make life a The Lesson-Sermon also includes lic purse." ations of the face, bruises and ab- erating—and most of them ADVENTURERS' CLUB success. this passage from the Christian rasions of the chest and arms, ad- are. Science textbook, "Science and mitted; Miss Pauline Bucko, 22, of HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES Stated in general terms this ambition is common to Health with Key to the Scriptures' 301 Turnpike, Clearfield, Pa., a • • • • all of us. It is ornly when we attempt to define the mean- by Mary Baker Eddy: "If all who WHO KNOWS? passenger in the Chappel car, cuts Hague and the New OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF! ing of "success" that differences of opinion develop. Con- seek his commemoration through and abrasions of the face and New Deal play both sides. sequently, it might h<$ a goo-d idea for us to stop our daily material symbols will take up the 1. What is the status of Mexi- arms, treated and discharged and Hague favors the CIO in activities long enough to ponder the question and ans- cross, heal the sick, cast out evils, co's seizure of foreign oil proper- Mrs. John Mortimer, 23, lacerated " Vanishing Corpses " and preach Christ, or Truth, to the ties? lip, treated and discharged. Washington where he has wer for ourselves: "What is Success " poor, the receptive thought, they TTELLO EVERYBODY: 2. How many strikes occurred Robert Fless, Sr., who was also his representatives fall in The individual, in his or her zeal to be successful, will bring in the millenium." (p. admitted at the hospital, suffered line with all of Roosevelt's •1 1 You know, boys and girls, I've often noticed, In these 34). in 1937? often accepts a popular definities of the term an
AT RAHWAY THEATRE C TA G E ° AND SCREEN, RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway. of the fifteen- girls, all of course While Ethelreda Leopold was wearing the same costumes they working as a Busby Berkeley chor v.ore when posing for the sketch- us girl in "Gold Diggers in Paris" es. Warner musical coming to the Once the executives at Warner Rahway Theatre, she happened to Bios, approved of the idea, Berk- make a pastel sketch of another eley insisted that the commission Berkely girl, Poppy Wilde, and it to make the sketches be given co resulted in her receiving her first Ethelreda. The chorus girl-artist commercial commission as an art- spent several years studying at the ist. The order was placed by theChicago Art Institute, while she Warner Bros, studio. was employed there as a commer- Berkely saw Miss Leopold's cial model before entering motion sketch and it gave him an idea pictures. for a routine to be included in the finale of the picture. The idea was RITZ THEATRE, Elizabeth. to have life size pastel sketches Adapted from Erich Maria Re- A scene from "Blind Alibi" iVaiuvinp; Richard "Dix and made of fifteen of the chorus girls, marque's best seller novel of Whitney Bourne, to be shown on the Liberty Theatre screen and then, in turn to focus the cam European- post-war chaos, "Three era on each of the sketches briefly [Comrades," which opens at the starting tomorrow. before turning the lens upon each Ritz. Theater presents Robert Tay- lor, Margaret Sullivan, Franchot Directs Pier Activities Tecumseh, Olka.—After inviting Tone and Robert Young in one of callers, who had come to eomforl the most touching love stories to "Adventures of Robin Hood" at the Regent Theatre. him after the death of his wife, reach the screen. to make themselves at home, G. Although the Remarque story is AT THE RITZ THEATRE Ussary, 85, left the room. In a few 'Some of These Days" placed against a background of seconds, a shot was heard and he the turbulent days succeeding the was found dead. world conflict in Europe, it is pri- marily the drama of the devout CONTINUOUS SURPRISE love between a man and woman, Taylor brings an increased acting Clearfield, Pa.—-"Friends of Mr. Some of these, days power to his role, of Erich, young- and Mrs. Robert Rishel, newiy- est of the three comrades, who re- "Gold Diggers in Paris" weds, gave them a surprise pantry turns from the front embittered shower that continued to be sur- and disillusioned to find new prising. All of the labels had been hope in his love for Patricia, stir- By Wiley Padan removed from the cans and the op ringly enacted by Miss Sullivan. IT'S TRUE! ening of o;ieh was most surpris- ing. Tone has his best part in years as Koster, who sacrifices his one FRANC-HOHAD To LEARN T TON£ love, a racing car, in order to AN AVIONS-VOlSiN, ANCIFNT raise the funds for Patricia's op- RIGHT-HAND-DWVE EUROPEAN RACING CAP, , eration. Robert Young also scores FOP. HIS ftOLE^t. THREE- in u memorable part as Lenz, the COMRADES: comrade who becomes embroiled SIN. - MON. - Tl'KS. - IVKit. in a political demonstration ancj is HERE'S A VERY GOOD REASON killed. Samuel W. Gumpertz, who is WHY YOU SHOULD SEE... "Little Miss Thoroughbred" the FEU- AFTER HE WAS "SWOT* associated with George A. Hamid U "T-HREE COM- in the operation' of Hamid's Mil- co-feature, introduces to the mov- FADES" HE COULDN'T GET UP, 1 ies public a new child actress for FOR HE REALLY INJURED HIS ANKLE . lion Dollar Pier in Atla.ntk Ci^y. whom the studio predicts a very !Mr. Gumpertz, who acts as resi- glowing future. dent manager of the pier ,i* one The child for whom this brilli- of the best known figures in \hv ant future is predicted is six-year- amusement business, formerly bo- old Janet Chapman, who plays the ing general manager of the Kind- title role in- "Little Miss 1(iorough ling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey bred," a part that fully equals in Franchot Tone, Robert Young, Robert Taylor fn Circus. importance those of the three ad- "Three Comrades'* IS tiny legs were too short to ult leading players, John Litel and tons. Julia is ployed by Doris Nol- H reach the bellows of an old Ann Sheridan of "Alcatraz Island" whom he has sworn to defeat, ac- mask a bank -bandit and get his family organ when his self-educa- an and later on turns out to be not fame, and Frank McHugh. cording to the novel T>lot of "Blind story for her paper, pursues himthe girl for Johnny after all. Lin- tion In music began in Amesburg, Alibi", Richard Dix's current to Panama aboard a liner. When RUDY VALLEE Ontario. He mastered the keyboard Little Janet has the appealing da Seton., the sister is played by ROSEMARY LANE While an older brother pumped. At task of portraying an orphan RKO Radio vehicle. he slips ashore, she follows. That's Kalherine Hepburn; Lew Ayres is eixteen he was earning his living searching for a father she firmly The drama revolves around the where the pajamas enter. For Ned Seton and Edward Everett HUGH HERBERT as a piano player in Detroit, and a believes exists and the complica- efforts of an American sculptor when he captures her spying on Horton is Nick Potter. Henry Kol- ALLEN JENKINS few years later ho was a celebrated tions of the story ensue when she in Paris to obtain a packet of let- him, she manages to manages to ker, Birmie Barnes, Jean Dixon colored vaudeville star—both pianist elects Litel to be her father. * fa, M^MV "THREE COMRADES" hang the pajamas out of a win- and Henry Daniell are also in the and comedian. HAS A HISTORY.... 7& PANTS WCfiE ters being used to blackmail his dow ior rescuers to see. Between shows — backstage — he \XCFiN BY RUDOLPH VALENTINO, married sister. His mission takes cast. REGENT THEATRE, Elizabeth. T& COM py JACK 6ILB£FVT, ,W him to America when the letters * a • * would sit at the piano, hours at a SULLAVAN "White Banners." time, Improvising melodies. Early In Of all the heroes of fact and fie 6RADUATEP FKOM e are accidentally shipped to the "The Toy Wife." Lloyd C. Douglas, whose "Mag- 1910 he evolved a melody which he tion, there's none so beloved or SULLINS C0LLE6F United States in some antique ofo- Luise Rainer is a New Orleans believed should become a popular dashing as Robin Hood—the out- 1M VIK6INIA ^ • ) EAR.N HIS HIGH SC-HGDL] nificent Obsession" and "Green belle in this picture. She is utter- SYLVIA SIDNEY /EXPENSES W jets d'art, and another gang is song. Vainly he sought words for law of Sherwood Forest. Celebrat- STUDIED Light" had previously been filmed ly feminine and very impractical. the appealing tune, until one day, I & A"SODAJERRER' commissioned by its foreign con- IN BOSTON has his third story screened when Her frivolity leads to tragedy. Bar lunching in a cafe near tlie vaude- \AFTEP, SCHOOL, freres to secure the papers on a"White Banners" was made. The GEORGE RAFT ville house, he was thrilled by the fifty-fifty basis. bara O'Neill plays the part of. the dramatic valedictory of a girl who A,LINE ON idea in this last story is that of sister and H. B. Warner that of cried as a heartbreaking farewell HOLLYWOOD CELEisRITY WHO PLAYfD By posing as a blind man, Rich- turning the other cheek. her father. Melvyn Douglas and to her sweetheart: "Some of these TUE PAP.T c/JEETEP. ard Dix roams at will through a Claude Rains plays the part of Robert Young have the leading days you're going to miss me, LESTER ^"TOBACCO large museum where he learns the Paul Ward, Bonita Granville is male parts. Alma Kruger, Libby YOUandlVIE honey!" The rhythmic goodbye was JEANETTE MACDONALD at- WAS &NOCKEP UNCONSCIOUS with of a pattern with his melody. In tempting . to accustom herself to RIOT SCENES /TA^.COMRADES letters are hidden. The racketeers Sally and Kay Johnson is Marcia Taylor and others are in the cast. less than an hour he had completed Hollywood's work schedule after 2I5 hire him to assist them in their Ward. Fay Bainter is Hannah, BARTON M«tANE-HARR1TCAREY scheme, unaware of his identity while Henry O'Neill takes the part "Always Goodbye." words and music of his song, and her long holiday in New York . . . New York, N. Y —"IT'S TRUE! that Frank Borzage, noted TO11A.Y- UIKI 'VOMOKKOW "Some of Those Days" was on its MICKEY, ROONEY .eating: five director of some of the screen's most memorable love scenes such and the fact that he is not blind. of Sam Harris and Jacie Cooper The story of an unwed mother A LICK HHAItV way to become a great American bowls of oatmeal during a scene Whitney Bourne plays opposite the part of Peter Trimble, James who gives up her child for adop- ( popular song hit. as'Seventh Heaven','Humoresque','Little Man, What Now?','Big Stephenson and J. Farrell Mc- tion "but after making a career for for "Love Finds Andy Hardy" . . . City', and /Mannequin', directs M-G-M's 'Three -Comrades'," Dix, and Eduardo Cianneli is the GOODBYE BROADWAY ForOtwenty-elght years it has RAY BOLGER buying a hillside Donald are also in the cast. herself wants him back. Although pus been sung through a complete copy- says Wiley Padan. "Borzage was born in Salt Lake City. He has chief menace. Paul Guilfoyle, (ilorin Slimil - "Hichiicl Wliuli-n home in Hollywood . . .' MILIZA Frances Mercer, Richard Lane and * * • • the theme sounds heavy, the story right period, and In 1938 its com- KORJUS^ holding difficult ballet used rare skill in bringing 'Three Comrades' before the cameras. has some very amusing moments "Island In The Sky" poser renewed its profitable copy- Jack Arnold are in the cast. Lew "Hoilday." right for the second twenty-eight poses for the still cameraman to The picture is based en the novel by Eric Maria Remarque, Landers directed "Blind Alibi," and Miss Barbara Stanwyck is ft Kci|iii'f>l I-Viiliin' Siiluriliiy Nile year period. Meanwhile he had writ- shoot between scenes of "The Great author of 'All Quiet on the Western Front'. which has "Ace, the Wonder Dog" An adaption of Philip Barry's not the forlorn type she was at the "SLAVE SHIP" ten: "Davktovm Strutters' Ball," Waltz" . ). . FLORENCE RICE in an active role. play with Cary Grant playing the last in "Stella Dallas." W A It N Hit "Jean," "All Night Long." "Walkin' changing her personality for her )art of Johnny Case, In the story the Dog," "You Ain't Talking To role in "Fast Company" . . . MAU- ed in song and story, in opera and climatic duel to the death be- "Torchy Blane in Panama," a Johnny meets Julia Seton at Lake Me," "Honey Gal" and many others. REEN O'SULLIVAN celebrating in the silent movies, Robin now tween Robin and Sir Guy of Gis- Warner Bros, picture is now play- Placid and proposes all unaware He became a member of the Amer- her birthday on "The Crowd Hoars" appears in brand new guise in bourne (Basil Rathbone) is more ing at the Liberty Theatre. that she is one of the wealthy Se- Uout HAIR ican Society of Composers. Authors Warner Bros.' Technicolor produc- thrilling than the duel these two and Publishers. set ... ROBERT YOUNG and Lola Lane, in the role of the ALLAN JONES oft" on a short camp- tion "The Adventures of Robin had in "Captain Blood." few York girl reporter out to un- While vaudeville lasted he was a ing trip in the nearby mountains Hood," now playing at the Regent In the co-feature gangdom NOW PLAYING headline!- in America and Europe. Theatre. | With the collapse of vaudeville, he . . . ROBERT MONTGOMERY leaves the underworld, invades the became a famous night club enter- coaching his daughter, Elizabeth, Errol Flynn, a veritable reincar-' home and casts its sinister shad- tainer. He is a familiar figure in in the intricacies of horsemanship nation of the legendary Robin, ow over an average American New York City night life, lives In . . . ROBERT TAYLOR training plays the title role. Handsome, household in the new Paramount Brooklyn and is an authority among for prizefight scenes at his Sanyoung and adventurous, Flynn: picture, "Hunted Men." musicians on the development ot 1 jazz and swing in modern music. Fernando ranch . . . FRANK MOR- makes the perfect Robin Hood. Lloyd Nolan heads the cast play His name Is GAN being initiated into the Em- Sharing honors with him is the de erald Bay Yacht Club . . . VIR- ingthe part of a swaggering, big- murely lovely Olivia de Haviland time racketeer who takes refuge GINIA BRUCE taking advantage (who was his heroine in "Captain of the sun by swimming at the West- in Overman's home and only rea- side Tennis Club. Blood" and "The Charge oi thelizes what a mistake he has made Light Brigade") portraying his of his life when he is idolized by The motorcycle and sidecar which lady-love, Maid Marian. And they Overman's young son, Delmar Wat [State James ^Stewart drives in Metro- prove that medieval romance was son and falls in love with his Goldwyn-Maycr's "The Shopwovn more thrilling than the modern daughter, Mary Carlisle. WOODBRIDGX Angel," was the first one to be used variety. ERROL Fri. - Sat., July 8-9 on the Western Front during the Norman Reilly Raine and Se- LIBERTY THEATRE World War, by General John ton I. Miller, who wrote the A bogus blind man is mistaken- Pershing's dispatch rider. screen, play, took the choicest ot FLYNN Double Feature ly made a member of a gang OlWn Dolores Del Bio & Gcorgo the yarns and legends that have Sanders in been written about Robin and his DeHAVULAND B*al RATHBONE "International Settlement" merry men, who robbed the rich CLAUDE RAINS also tofeed the poor, added then: own THE JONES FAMILY •FORUM THEATRE: original touches and came out with GRAT In k METUCHKN, N. J. something entirely new. The cur- "Love On A Budget" rent story is altogether different from the one which Douglas Fair- «^S your hair gray? Is it going gray? Erase that shadow! Sun., Mon. Tues., July 10,11,12 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday July 10, 11, and 12 banks, Wally Beery and the rest Clairol lifts the gloom of gray that* darkens your face and DOUBLE FEATURE of those old valiants gave us 16 years ago. JANET CHAPMAN makes you look years older. 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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY S, 1938 Bonhamtown Wins Two; Nixons Lose To Manhattan B. C. Legion Trips NIXON NITRATION Dutch Boys But It's True BONHAMTOWN CAPTURES DOUBLE 7 to 2 Score DROPS 6-5 GAME HEADER OVER KOTTON KLUB AND '7/5 WOODBRIDGE. — The Wood- 10 SUUlHJlVEK ts THE NhME C/" By George Molnar SAMVILLE IN HOLIDAY SPECIAL bridge American Legion put the METUCHJEN.—The Nixon Nitra skids to whatever talk there was tion baseballers dropped a close BONHAMTOWN. — The Bonhamtown A. C. adhered in the superiority of the Perth decision to the South River Man- Suppose we skip the us- Amboy Industrial when they blast to the Fourth of July customs by winning two games over ual paragraphs this week hattan B. C, Tuesday night at the eel the league-leading National Metuchen high school diamond by the holiday week-end. Their first victory was an impres- and start in the middle of Lead Dutch Boys last night to the the score ol 6 to 5. A ninth inning sive 20 to 3 landslide over the New Brunswick Kolto.ii Klub things with some choice tune of 7 to 2 at the Legion Sta- rally which saw the Nixon nine PICKUPS. OK? dium. A brilliant eighth Inning batter pitcher Rudzin lor three nine ou Sunday afternoon, at the latter's home tiekl. The rally found the soldiers using tac; runs, failed by one run to tie the second win was a close 3 to 2 margin over the Sayreville and keen base running to score six score. Our first item is really a runs after they were trailing the Dokes, on Al pelt's Oval, Sayreville. bit of good news . . . Monk Dutch Boys 2-1 from the fifth in.- Victory for the South River ning. combine was their fifteenth Kalman hurled the locals to the Messick has signed up the straight for the year and placed 20-3 win over the Kotton Klub- "Lefty' 'Rusnak and Moe Pucci them hign in the county standings. bers, composed mainly of New House of David ballhawks faced each other from the mound for a night game, Wednes- Nixon was Iirst to score in the Brunswick high school players. and both boys were "softies" when second inning who they readied Nycz, Krull and Magmmni all took CHARANKOPACES it came to issuing free passes; both day, July 20, at the .new Le- Budzi lor three hits to scoie Uvu ZOO H4ZD$ FROM TH€ turns o\\ the movmd fov the de- gion Stadium ... As far as 1walked four batsmen and Pucci runs. The Manhattaners scored a ATLfiMTIC OC£/?tJ,R(IA/S feated, but the changes were to sent two more to first via the hit single tally in ihe next inning to ML A AID 6O MIL€S, no avail. The locals continued to can recall, it's the first flood- by pitcher route. KEASBEY TO 4-2 make the score stand at 2-1. pile up their runs. light battle in the history of The Legion scored first in the Woodbridge . . . Willy Gad- With the score 2-1 against ihem, Each of the Bonhamtown play- second inning when Zilai was safe the visitors pounced on Rozanski ers hit safely at least o.nce, Moz- ek will not follow the way of on Urbanski's error. Zick pushed WIN OVER FLIES with a batch oi extra base hits tu gai being low man with a single. all artists until next year . . . him to second with a sacrifice. score five runs in the eighth in- Suiliman led the hitters with four Rusznak singled through second FORDS.—Shortstop Chnronko's This year he will enroll as a ning. The Nixons couldn t hits in six trips to the plate. The four fo rfour was the big factor in base. King was set to squeeze Zi- this rally although they did Bonhamtownevs cLouted the out cadet at the Fork Union Mil- lai, but Pucci flipped the next the Kcnsbey Feds 4 Ui 2 win o\ev a scare into the Manhattan dugout three home runs among their the high flying Bar Flies, Tues- itary Academy. pitch high and Zilai scored on a by crossing the plate three times twenty-two hits to ivm their wild throw. day, in the Fords, Keasbey and in the ninth before a single out COMMON eighth straight game of the sea- Hopelawn Senior League. The The Dutch Boys evened the was scored. THAT tVf}S son. Something old, but still -FOCJK'D AND DlSSeCTCD hard hitting short fielder playod count in the third when Stumpf On Monday, the locals travelled new . . . Sam LaPenta was singled and stole 2nd. Marsicano Manhattan B. C. (6) 8V J£$R six hits nine to form a team . . . Be- *Balted for Urbanski in 9th. ball game in Woodbridge. If Mickey Karnas and "Pip" Zick. He Kubiak, rf 6 2 2 0 sides, the Caseys are waiting Manager Messick sees that the allowed but one extra base hit, a Anderko, ss 4 4 2 0 'in the seven inning contest. His for that challenge, Legion (7) fans want more games of this double by Johnny Karnas. IN MOUND DUEL Suiliman, 2b 6 1 4 4 offerings weren't solved until the fourth frame when LipUik doubled type, he will engage leading The township nine scored fivsi Anthony, c 5 2 3 0 j * * - REX MAYS. CHET WOODBRIDGE. — "Blacky" and scored on Puehek's single. ab r h professional teams in the east run in the first Inning by sending Kalman, p 5 2 2 0 Frank Jost already has King, 2b 5 0 2 for future dates. Zambo was the whole "woikes" in Joe Allgaier, former Field Club Gresh in on Bandies' double. Se- the recent Woodbridge Field Club a homer to his credit with A. Barcellona, If 4 0 1 waren reinitiated in the same Totals 49 20 22 4 pitcher, was bumped for 15 hiii, Comba, lb 4 0 1 GARDNER BOOKED 3-2 upset win over the Sporting as Ihe Kishmen went on a holiday the Malone All-Stars . . . frame and scored two runs on three Club in the Recreation Senior Gerek, rf 5 11 hits and an error by Anderko. Kotton Klub (3) batting spree. The winners bunch- Percy Wukovets was a re- T. Barcellona, ss 2 1 1 League. Zambo pitched a three-hit ab r h e ed their runs in the first four in- cent visitor to upper N. Y. SPORTING CLUB'S In the fifth inning the town- game against the supposedly in- nings, climaxing the rally with Delaney, cf 4 10 FOR LANGHORNE ship sluggers went to work. Gems Yasik, 2b 5 0 0 1 state and saw Frank play. Zilai, 3b 4 10 vincible Sporting Club and added Krull, ss-p 3 0 1 2 seven runs in the fourth. UANGHORNE, PA. — Clouds started with a single and was ad- further laureis by clouting one of Paul Silvers buzzing Al Zick, 3b 3 2 0 vanced by Cooney roller through |Nycz, p-cf 3 0 1 0 Fisher and Buchko led the hit- Zick, c 2 10 that hung over Langhorne's auto- RALLY WINS 8-4 Frank Chaplar's fast balls deep Rosenberg, lb 4 112 ters with three hits in lour limea Schicker's ears to build mobile racing season have lifted shortstop. Keller singled to load into left field for a home run. tennis courts in the stadi- Rusznak, p 4 12 the sacks. Kubiak's single scored Magnanni, cf-3b-p 4 0 0 0 at the plate. Whitney and Fischer with the announcement from the Victory placed the Lattanzio- Gayda^ ss-3b 4 0 1 1 clouted home runs. um and flooding the Totals - - 33 7 8 A.A.A. contest board that Hank- the first runs and Gresh's bingle FOR COMET NINE accounted for the remaining two men into an undisputed first Kahn, c _ 4 1 3 0 Shell Oil (1) grounds for ice skating in Nat. Lead ..... 001 010 000—2 inson Speedways has been pre- Koshinski, If 3 1 2 0 ab r Legion 010 000 Ox—7 runs. place in the league with five wins the winter . . . Field Club vailed upon to stage another na- WOODBRIDGE.—After suffer- and no losses. The Field Club bat- Westcott, rf 4 0 0 0 Concunnon, !b 3 0 Two base hits, Joglowski, R. Bar tional classic on Sunday, July 24 ing a setback by the Woodbridge Sewaren rallied in the sixth by Liptak, ss _... 3 1 players are boasting over cellona. Bases on balls off Rusz- scoring one run, but Kubiak tight- ters swarmed all over Chapiar and with the nation's best stars fight- Field Club, the Sporting Ciub 'collected seven hits, one a homer Totals 35 3 2 6 A. Pochek, 3b 3 their recent victory over nak, 9; off Pucci, 4; struck out by ing for a share of the cash and the climbed back into the Senior ened and left the invaders strand- O'Connor, c 3 Rusznak, 9; by Pucci, 3. Hit by ed on the bases. by Zambo and another a triple by Score by innings: the Sporting Club and Mr. attendant glory. League running by whipping the Genovese. Pokol, ri 2 Chapiar. pitcher, by Pucci 1, Umpires Aug- It looked like a dreary year for Comets 8-4, Saturday, at the Par- Bonhamtown 111 702 404—20 Schiptak, If _.._ 3 ustine and Bader. Raritan Township The Field Club scored in the 010 001 001— 2 Eastern automobile racing! what ish House field. ab r h , first inning when Golden opened Kotton Klub Isenberg, 2b 3 BASEBALL SCHEDULE with the abandonment oi the big The winners pounced on Var- Anderko, ss - ....4 0 0 ;with a single but was forced at * • * * Buchko, cf 2 "Gutch" Korzowski wait- Roosevelt Speedway that gave shany for twelve hits while 'Duke' ....3 2 1 Allgaier, p 2 Week of July 11 Gresh, c ! second by Zambo. Zambo stole Bonhamtown A. C. (3) ing for a chance to play first glamour for the last two years, Pochek, the veteran of many local Bandies, If .-. ...A 0 2 ; second on Leffler and scored when ab r h e base for the Legion ... What WOODBRIDGE SENIOR LEAGUE and only the hall mile track ev- campaigns, limited the Comets to Gerns, lb ...4 0 1 Voelker's grounder was booted A. Moryan, 2b 5 13 1 Totals 25 I 0 say, Monk? . . . You got a Mon.—Wolnies vs. Sporting Club. ents to look forward to, but now seven hits. Bruzdoski, cf ...3 0 0 \ around by Joe Barcellona. Tuesday—Field Club vs. Comets. Mozgai, ss _ 5 0 10 Kish Association (12) contracts have been signed, seal- Bernie Keating led the hitters Cooney, rf ...3 0 1 The second run was scored Kish, lb _ 5 0 10 natural there . . . Wood- Thursday—Shell Oil vs. H. B. C. ed and within a lew days Uie big ab r h bridge might meet Carteret Friday—Sewaren A. A. vs. H. C. C. parade wtih three singles in five Keller, 3b 3 0 2. ;w.hen LKJU Genovese tripled and Kubiak, cf 4 110 Nagy, rf 4' 2 2 Hankinson organization will swing times a bat. The Legion twirler al Souart, 2b — - 3 1 0 [was scored on Voelker's drive to Joe Suiliman, 3b 4 12 1 on the gridiron this fall if WOODBBIDGE INTERMEDIATE into action to tell the nation about Murphy, ss 3 2 2 so knocked in two runs and was Kubiak, p 3 1 2 short. Elek was out second to first. Hooker, c - 4 0 0 1 Garfield can be dropped Monday—F. C. Rivals vs. F. C. Jay-the host of stars that will be on F. Whitney, cf 3 2 2 vees. indirectly responsible for a third 'Tony Barcellona singled. Keating Kosup, p 4 0 10 Woodruff, 3b 3 1 1 from the Rambler's sched- Wednesday—Panthers vs. Sewaren hand, for another thrill-packed run. Liptak was credited with the Totals 30 4 9 lifted a high fly to center for the B. B. program on the world's fastest : Rossi, rf 4 0 0 0 Matusz, 2b _ 4 I 2 ule ... It can be -done, what only extra base knock of the second out. Ballinger doubled to John Sulliman, If 4 0 10 Fischer, If _ 4 2 3 WOODBRIDGE JUNIOR mile course. game, a triple to deep left field. Sewaren A. A. | score Barcellona and Ballinger say Steve? . . . The ex-six- Wednesday—6:15—Cadets vs. Cyclones It will be a litle different pro- ab r a Riley, lb 3 0 0 day bike rider who trained I Saturday. 10 A. jr.—Boys Club vs. The Comets were the first to iscored when Pip Genovese drop- Totals 39 3 10 3 J. Whitney, c 2 1 0 Homesteads. gram again for Langhorne, wily score, banging Pochek for three Poclembo, If __ - 2 1 1!ped Pochek's easy fly. Gutwein M. Karnas, 2b 3 0 0 Sayreville Dokes (2) Bucko, p 4 13 Max Schmeling forgot one \ Saturday, 10 A. It.—Sewaren va. F. Ralph Hankinson, gray thatched runs in the first and another in | ended the game by striking out. ab r h e ;C, Juniors. 0 1 thing in his course—back- I Saturday. 10 A. M.—Hawk Rivals promoter who has been the main the third. The Sporting Club was Golden, 3b _ - 3 j Zambo was superb on the Simonsen, If ~ 2 1 0 Tadasewski, rf 4 0 10 Totals 30 12 15 peddling . . . Hire Bob Past- i vs. Runners. stay in- A.A.A. big time racing for held scoreless and to one hit un- mound as he whiffed ten and walk Grabowski, 3b ..- 4 110 more than decade has confided to J. Karnas, ss - 4 1 2 Home runs, F. Whitney, Fischer. or next time, Maxie. FORDS SENIOR til the seventh inning, but they ed three. Chapiar fanned one and Zygmond, c 4 0 11 Two base hits, Murphy, Fischer, 2; Monday—Csik's vs. Fords F. C. at the press boys who will tell the found Varshany for four runs in Genovese, rf - -—4 0 2 walked one. Forda Park. most people. Already he has con- P. Zick, c - 1 0 0 Sekula, 2b 4 0 11 Liptak. Struck out by Buchko, 9; Tuesday, Kish's vs. Blue Jays^ at the seveth to tie the score and W. F. C. (3) Cookie, lb _ 4 0 0 0 Allgaier, 2, Bases on balls off I still think Tony Ga len- iHopelawn. tacted Rex Mays, who almost ran then went on in the eighth to B. Simonsen, c 0 0 0 j Wednesday—Owls vs. Feds, at Forsd 0 1 ab r h Mokrycki, If 4 0 0 0 Buchko, 1; Allgaier, 4. Hit by to should meet Louis in : Park. away from his stellar field in the score four more to win 8 to 4. E. Simonsen, lb ~..-3 Golden, cf 4 0 1 last meet until motor trouble forc- J. Zick, p 3 0 0 Klimek, cf 4 13 0 pitcher, J. Whitney. September . . . But I'll Thursday—Bar Plies vs. Bombers, at •L. Genovese, If 4 2 2 March ,ss .— 3 0 0 0 Keasbey. ed him out, and Billy Winn, the SOFTBAIX SCHEDULE Score by Innings: > place my money on the WOODBRIDGE SENIOR 0—4 IVoelker, 3b 3 0 0 J. Murray, p „ 4 0 11 FORDS INTERMEDIATE Blond Detroit kid whose fighting Raritan Township ....100 030 iS. Zick, c - 3 0 0 Summer Tennis Loop champ . . Nick Prisco and Thursday—Wildwood Hunfes vs. spirit has made him as many ene- Monday—Juie's vs. F. C. Sewaren 200 0010—3 ! Black Sox. Tuesday—Shell Oil vs. Red Onions Molnar, ss 3 0 0 Totals _... 35 2 8 3 Link Tamboer are life- i Friday—Cardinals vs. Panthers. mies as it has friends, not to men- Thursday—Iselin vs. Juie's To Open Next Tuesday SOFTBALL RESULTS Fredericks, lb 3 0 1 guarding at Point Pleas- tion Duke Naion, the big surprise FORDS SENIOR F. Lattanzio, ss 0 0 0 Bonhamtown 010 000 011—3 winner of that last big Langhorne, Monday—Barrons vs. Wolves. SayTeville 100 010 000—2 PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Pre- ant this summer . . . Hurry but the Lattanzio boys are Tuesday—Kish's vs. Tigers. Gels' Tavern 220 000 0—1J. Genovese, 2b 2 0 0 parations were being completed bet Gardner, Tony Wilhnan, Ted PORT READING SENIOR J. Zick, rf _ 3 0 1 girls, hurry . . . Those rounding up a crackerjack Horn, Mauri Rose, Jimmy Snyder Monday—Geis" Tavern vs. ZuIIos. P. R. A. C 060 020 0-8 for the summer tennis tourney of Green street courts are in Softball team for Sunday- and a host of others. "Wednesday—P. R. A. C. vs. Fred Whining Pitcher and Catcher— the WPA Recreation department Tavern. J. Evonitz, A. Vahaly; Losing— Totals 28 3 7 TRIP TO POLO GROUNDS shape again, but for how games . . . They claim it's This time Snyder will have his as officials announced that appli- TOWNSHIP FIREMEN—July 8th Hutnik, Krysko. ! Sporting Club (2) cations of contestants must be long? . . . Say, whatever planning to be the first new car ready, a point he slipped Keasbey at Fords. * * * * ] abr h —«...—. — up on for the last Langhorne when Avenel'at Port Reading. filed before Saturday at the Wood happened t o Charley are planning to be the first Hopelawn at Iselin. K. of C - 022 001 0— 5 'J. Barcellona, 3b 3 0 0 WOODBRIDGE. — Approx- bridge avenue center. The opening he jumped into inferior cars and JULY 15 Iselin C. S _ 002 800 0—10Leffler, c -.._ 3 0 0 Kish's "ghost outfield?" . ones in the vicinity to have made a great showing until he Port Rf-ading at Hopelawn. imately 250 boys and girls event has been tentativly set for . . They say "Boomba" is an independent club ... No Fords at Iselin. Winning pitcher and catcher — T. Barcellona, ss 2 12 will make the trip to the Polo Tuesday evening, at the Com- parts. Everyone says he is the Keasbey at Avenel. Cwiekalo, W. Blyn; Losing—AJ- Elek, If 3 0 0 digging up a couple of wonder they quit baseball . . blew their motors into junk heap JULY 14 Grounds in New York today mons Park Court. All Stars vs. Squawa. masi, B. Gerity. Keating, lb ,— 3 0 0 Although the department has The puzzle of the week is greatest driver in the world, not Blue Jays vs. Red Devils. * • * * Ballinger, cf 2 11 to see the New York Giants new ones. excepting Mays, and because he is JULY 12—Wooddbridge Playground. released no official number of par how and where to lay out Woodbridgft vs. Hopelawn. Red Onions 040 103 0—8Pochek, 2b ..._ 2 0 0 and the Boston Bees clash. -ticipants, it is said that this sea- * • • • angling for a financial arrange- Jules 000 710 1—9 Gutwein, cf 3 0 0 the football field in the newment with Hankinson for the sea- PORT READING SENIOR Buses will leave each play- son's tourney will mark an ad- "Yoke" Gyenes is leaving stadium . . . Your guess is as BASEBALL Whining Pitcher and Catcher— Chapiar, p 2 0 0 ground at 11 A. M. and will vance over last year' events be- son, he will have his last chance Tuesday—P. R. A. C. vs. Anchor Inn. J. Bernstein, Vorhees; Losing— the alley for the C. C. C.good as anybody's. to prove it July 24. , Thursday—Fred"3 Tavern vs. Kelly return about 6:30 P. M. cause of the wide interest already soon . . . Believe it or not, JAII Stars, Dunigan, Meder. Totals —1 _ 23 2 3 READ THE BEACON manifested in this sport. PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1938 FORDS AND RARITAPlfcwNSHIP THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN ST. JAMES' MONSTER CARNIVAL TO By GENE BYRNES ST. JAMES' JUNIOR CHOIR CONCERT AT ASBURY PARK AUDITORIUM TO OPEN NEXT THURSDAY. JULY 14TH WOODBRIDGE.—With the op- The stands this year will be 8E BROADCAST OVER STATION WCA P ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30 ening date of St. James' carnival beautifully decorated and will con set for next Thursday, July 14, attain, many useful household arti- WOODBRIDGE.—The Junior Choir of St. James' the St. James' school grounds on cles. Each organization in the The members of the choir are as follows: Ruth Ar- Amboy avenue, the committees in church wil Hake part and will *T- church will broadcast from Asbury Park auditorium way, Gloria Sullivan, Dorothy Langan, Catherine Wis- MOW 1 on Tuesday afternoon, July 12 at 1:30 o'clock, over charge are busy taking care of hve charge of at least one stand. VOU niewski, Stephana Baluk, Helen Macinkiewicz, Jo- themany last minute details. The A meeting of the supper com- Cf\H Station WCAP. The announcement of the broadcast sephine Ebenhoh, Elizabeth Shedlock, Veronica U- carnival will continue for three mittee will be held tonight at 8 THE SECOND was made yesterday by Rev. Charles G. McCorristin, house, Agnes Dernier, Blanche Kroll, Anna Mesics, nights concluding on Saturday, o'clock in the school auditorium. TK£ SLOWEST pastor of St. James' church, who said that the chil- July 16. 5OCif\L CT Marion DeJoy, Lois Eees, Anna Studenski, Mary AH car award returns should be dren have been trained by Prof. Howard Holt, drill Hardiman, Lillian Gentile, Rita Ryan, Maripat Ken- Two major events are scheduled made to Hugh Quigley, chairman PkTT ENDED to take place on the closing night. of the car award committee- master and assistant conductor of the American as- ny, Henrietta Crowe, Elizabeth Kilroy, Mary Horas- A roast beef supper, prepared by sociation for the better photo plays. ko, Genevieve Macinkiewicz, Mary Kensek, Jean De the Rosary Society, will be serv- Featured on the program will be Walter Brown ed during the early part of the Joy, Elizabeth Sanhueza, Margaret Crowe, Shirley evening and just before closing WOODBRIDGE MANOR and Bernard JlcCIockey. Both boys have sung in pub- Rees, Julia Kroll, Geraldine Arway, Agnes Kozlow- time the car will be awaided to MODEL HOME TO BE lic before. Walter will sing in three languages, Eng- ska, Gloria Miklo, Judith Arsenault, Helen Kelleman, the lucky ticket holder. lish, German and Latin. Veronica Sabo, Catherine olb. Matilda Toth, Eliza- Mrs. W. Gray is chairman of the OPENED TO PUBLIC The complete program will be as follows: beth Almasi, Margaret Boyle. roast beef supper and she is being assisted by Mrs. Howard Valen- WOODBRIDGE.—The first mod Chorus, "Alissa Gratia Plena," by Fabrizi; chorus Walter Brown, Frank Kreisel, Walter Feeney, John tine, Mrs. Nathan Patten, Mrs. el home in the new community of "Praise ye the Father," by Gounod; chorus, "Jesus McDermott, Robert Siry, William Kath, Joseph Filan, James Somers, Mrs. Patiick Train Woodbridge Manor will be open- the All:Beautiful," by S. J. O'Connor; solo, "Little Bit Stephen Toth, William Leahy, Bernard McCluskey, er, Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin. Mrs. ed to the public tomorrow. This of Heaven," Bernard McClosky; solo, "Wiegenlied" Hugo Geis, Mrs. Harold Peck, Mrs. home will be completely furnish- (cradle song) by Brahms, Walter Brown; solo, "Pan- John Schicker, William Geis, Robert Trainer, Albert Robert Owens, Mrs. Lillian Coffey ed by Albert Leon and Son, one Simonsen, Armand Gosselin, Charles Valentine, Rob- Mrs. Andrew Ruska, Mrs. Edward of Central New Jersey's most prom is Angelicus" Walter Brown; duet, "O Salutaris Hos- Einhorn, Mrs. Blanche Coley. inent furniture stores, and will be tia," McCIoskey and Brown; duet, "Lead Us Heaven- ert llooban, William Almasi, Gerald Keating, Ste- furnished in Colonial Maple in ly Father," Ruth Avway and Walter Brown; trio, phen Ungvary, John Hughes, George Paulson, Lee keeping with the Colonial archi- "Lead Kindly Light," Jean DeJoy, Marion DeJoy and Kennedy, Charles Schicker, John Prekop and Mich- RANKIN SEES NEED tecture of the house. This will en- Ruth Arway. able the prospective home buyer ael Tomko. OF SIDEWALKS FOR to more easily visualize the attrac- ROADS IN TOWNSHIP tiveness and practicality of the FOLLOW PROCEEDURE houses. WOODBRIDGE.—Cooperat- REAL ESTATE DEPT. WOODBRIDGE.—A letter from The home features many na- ing with James J. Maloney, COLLECTS $1,994.76 OVER 3,000 ATTEND TWENTY-FIFTH the Protection Fire Company of tionally advertised products and is supervising agent of ttie DURING PAST MONTH Kcasbey, asking for sidewalks on the first house completed in the Treasury depaitment, Chief OL Smith street and Crows Mill road, Police George E. Keating to- community of eighty-five homes* WOODBRIDGE. — Exactly $1,- ANNIVERSARY OF AVENEL FIRE CO. found a champion for the project contemplated by Safran Bros., of day issued a six-point pro- in Herbert Ran-kin, committeeman SERVICES HELD FOR ceedure to follow in case you 994.76 has been realized by the Perth Amboy ,the developers. Real Estate Department for the .—Over three thousand Iree dance was given at the from the third ward. LOCAL MAN FOUND IN POLICE PICK UP receive a bill you suspect is a men .women and children partici- school with music by the Aristo- counterfeit. The proceedurc month of June according to a re- Rankin jx>i,nted out that tempor port submitted Monday night by pated in the celebration held m crats of Rhythm. ary sidewalks made of dirt are WOODBRIDGE SPENDS PERTH AMBOY BASIN Chief Keating advises is as fol Avenel Park on Fourth ol July in , lows: Building Inspector William All- foolish projects as the rain wash- QUIET HOLIDAY—NO WOODBRIDGE.—Funeral serv- POKERO AFTER 2 gaier to the Township committee. observance of the stiver jubilee of' es them away. SERIOUS ACCIDENTS "1. Po not return the bill to the Avenel Fire Company No. 1. ices for Charles C. Fox, of Fran- the customer. The itemized receipts were as "Sidewalks are very important. cis avenue and Rowland place, follows: Chief William Kuzmiak a,nd a. We take our lives in cur hands WOODBRIDGE. — No deaths, whose body was found in the ba- "2. Notify police headquart- committee of several members had YEARSL1EARCH ers. Township rent receipts for Classified when we have to walk on the no serious accidents marked the sin at the foot of Caledonia Park, been working for several mouihs "3. Delay the customer und- month of June, $648.50; deposits to make this day a real red letter road. I am thinking particularly of holiday weekend in the Township, Perth Amboy, Monday morning,' DETAINER FILED BY RAH- on real estate, $145; cash sales, the stretch between Woodbridge according. to Chief of Police by Fred Gholino, of Raritan town WAY POLICE ON THEFT er a pretext until police ar- day and .so it proved. rive. $25; contract sales payments, and Sewaren. It is a poorly light- George E. Keating. ship, were held Wednesday after- CHARGE $728.30; advertising costs, $45.54; A parade starting at 10:30 from Directory "4. Avoid ai'gument with ed road and on a foggy night, a Only one minor accident was re- noonat the house. Rev. Earl H. De interest contract sales, $71.82; tax-the firehouse at the corner of motorist has a difficult lime in ported Monday afternoon by Mo-vanny officiated. Interment was in customers; if necessary tell Avenel street and the superhigh- MAN—to distribute circulars, hand- WOODBRIDGE.—After a two them the proper authorities es as additional rent, $10.50; col- bills, and samples for us in your lo- distiguishing the many pedestrians torcycle Officer Joseph Grady the Alpine cemetery. year search by police in two mu- lection in tax title liens, $37; rent way was led by an escort of po- cality. We pay by the thousand. that use the road. when a car owned and being driv- will handle the matter. iicemen and members of the Wood You do no soiling. No EXPERIENCE Fox left his home Sunday morn- nicipalities, Charles Pohero, 42, of '"5.Write down a description- assignments, $290; total $2,001.68; NECESSARY. Musi be honeat. reh- "If there is any possible way toen by Nathan Lieberman, 34, of less water bill, $6.92, total $1,- bridge Township Committee. The ablo, and neat appearing. Trana- ing informing his family that he Ella avenue ,AveneI, was picked if the customer leaves before build sidewalks from various .sec- 1621 South Hamlia avenue, Chicu- up here Tuesday on a charge of 994.76. fire company, exempt firemen «nd AmeHcan Advertising Distributors, tions of the Township to the main .go, north on the superhighway would go to Coney Island. An ex- the arrival of officers. the ladies' auxiliary came next Box 74SA. Milwaukee. Wisconsin. cursion boat left Perth Amboy for desertion made by his wife, Mrs. "G. Take license numbers oil •H—6m-24;7m-l,8,15 parts, I say we should do so. Ifnear Green street, crashed into the Mary Pohero. ATTF.N1* PARADE with music furnished by the Mid federal aid can be obtained .so rear of a car owned by Sally Ever- Coney Island and Coroner Eugene any cars involved." dlesex Fife and Drum Coups. FOR RENT Mullen theorizes that perhaps Fox Brought before Judge Arthur much the better." hart Mackie, of 336 Rockaway ave CLARA BARTON. — Members j The Woman's Club of town, the nue, Brooklyn, ,N Y., and being made the trip and after the boat Brown, Pohero was .held pending of Raritan Engine Company No. 2 American Legion Post 48, Republi TWO LARGE, airy rooms, furnish- Commitlceman Bergen remind- the action of the grand jury. When ed the committee that he has driven by Ruben Gnle, 27, ol thereturned to Perth Amboy, he participated in the Old Home can Club, Givl Scouts and Boy ed or unfurnished. Inquire William jsame address. The latter car wasturned to Perth Amboy, he walk- he gets through straightening out LAST RITES FOR Week and Independence Day par- ' Scouts and other organizations Bauer, Mereline Ave., Avenel, N.J. sought sidewalks (or the Straw- his Woodbridge difficulties, Po- berry Hill section for several ! stopped for the red light. Mrs. ed along the waterfront and fell ade sponsored at South Plainfield were well represented in the line Mackie was taken to the hospital in. Mullen said that Fox had been hero will find a detainer awaiting by the South Plainfield Fire Com- of march, which ended in {.he years. him from the City of Rahway on Real Estate For Sale The public works committee in the Woodbridge First Aid Am-in the water between six and T, ZEHRER SET pany Monday morning. The local park. twelve hours, charges of robbery and for a mo- E. R. FINN * COMPANY and the engineer were instructed bulance and was treated for con- tor vehicle violation. The Rahway department received commenda-. After the pledge to the flag and Real Estate and Insurnnro to m;ike out a project for the cussion by Dr. Rubin. The deceased is survived by his tion for its excellent appearance tne singing of the national an- wife, Madeline; two daughters, authorities, who questioned him Bond.i - Mortgages Keasbcy request. Samuel Mandell, of 15th ave- at the local police headquarters, FOR TOMORROW in the line of march. them, address of welcome was 90 Mnin Street, Woodbridge, W Mrs. Ernest Burrows and Mrs, nue, Brooklyn, a passenger in the say that Pohero admitted stealing *~~ made 'by Mayor Tugust F. Gveiner Tel. Wo. 8-1221 Lieberman car, was slightly injur-James Gerity, of Woodbridge; a SEWAREN MAN WAS VERY Klamath Falls, Oregon.—Wand-land remarks made by all town- sister, Mrs. William Gillis of motors and other equipment in that THOMAS P. BURKE, INC. duiC&RELIEF FROM ed but refused medical attention. community. ACTIVE MEMBER OF ering into the house of A. D. Addi- ship committecmen present. Perth Amboy and one grandchild. son, a pugnacious goat encounter- Real Eatate & Insurance He was According to local police, Mrs. FIRE COMPANY Dr. Robert I. MacBride of the Mortgages a member of the Dana pohero made her complaint two ed a mivrov, saw another goat and Avenel Presbyterian church gave EfJEjSJRAIN Society. proceeded to give him a battle'the invocation nnd also addressed KG State Street, Perth Amboy, N. dyfe'^p dvst'y^urr,] IjgHtrglare',, years ago. He was seen by neigh- DIED SUDDENLY Vhono A(H3* bors in Avenel several times dur- royal. The result: Addison went the gathering, praising the orga.i- driving,- rtipyies^ reading; etc. shopping for a new full-length ization for its co-operation and STICKS. STONES PROUD PARENTS iing that period. When Pohero was SEWAREN. Funeral services Trucking Do your eyes bum—feel f | finally picked up by Motorcycle foe Theodore A. Zehrer, 74, of 25 mirror. civic ir" yaly. ) A very fine program of aVur1-, tired, uncomfortable? Try v «r .„. ^, * [Officer Meyer Larsen, Mrs. Po- Brewster place, Sewaren, who Muriiie. 11 contains 7 help- i ic events had been arranged by, JOHN F. RYAN, JR. AND NAMES ALL CLARA BARTON.-Mr. & Mrs.Jher0 wanted to withdraw the died suddenly of a heart attack Woodbridge, N. J. ful ingredients which* j Joseph Costa, of Suydam avenue, the general Hmnma.n, Charts K.' cleanse and clear eyes red- charge, but local officials refused [Wednesday night while on duty are the proud parents of a daugh- to consent to the withdrawal. This Doable-Quick Siessel and his commitee, the saw-' TRUCKING . EXCAVATING dened from fatigue—make ter, Joan Marie, born last week at as a bridge tender at the Maurer's TOP SOIL SANPj . . FILL your eyes feel clean, fresh, creek bridge, will be held tomor- paste—gives you * dust fortune hunt for the kiddies' alive! Much more effective than boric acid. OSEDjrFICHT the Middlesex General hospital. under six, arousing great enthusi-' Phone. Wood bridge 8-0219 New Brunswick. Costa is a mem- row morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Scnrl fov trial bottle. Mail 10c (stamps COMPLAINT DISMISSED: 3 PARCELS OF LAND house and 10 o'clock at St. James' REAUY WHITE TEETH asm. j PRINTING—We print everything trom or coin) with your name and address lo The ber of the teaching staff of the Other games were won us io\- a card to ft newaptnw. Call our raj* SEWAREN GIRLS CAN'T Clara Barton junior high school. church. Interment will be in St. rusentative for estlmatea, Murine Co., Dcpt. HS, Chicago. III. SOLD BY TOWNSHIP James' cemetery. lows: 100 yard run, 'by harlie Nier; CONVERSE FOR 2 • Tooth pastes only parti«My l Woodbridge 8-1400 The deceased is survived by his effective can't keep teeth really 50 yard dash, Elinor Henderson; YEARS For Ugly Surface WOODBRIDGE.—Thiee parcels wife, Emma; two sons, Fred F. and White. Don't waste time with potato race, Rose Nesboylo; wheel of property, taken over by the them; use DR. WEST'S Doubt*- barrow race, Eugene Urban and James E., botli of Sewaren; 6 Quick Tooth Paste. It c^fjoa over WOODBK1DGE. — Remember Township through tax title fore- j grandchildren and one Vincent Kulchyak; sack race, El- that old saying of childhood days closure, were sold at public sale twice at fast as some leading eanor Kuzmiak; 3-legged race-, , grandchild and two brothers, Arandi, yet cannot scratcluenamej. USED CARS! of "sticks and stones may bvopk PIMPLES Tuesday night as follows: Bill Glester, Charles Katko; don- Doctor's Amazing Successful lies, of Perth Amboy and Voc brilliant white teet*\ try it MECHANICALLY j my bones but names will never Lot 1, Block 460, sold to Charles ick of Sewaren. today. key game, M. Lahovich; bean bag Liquid Costs Only 35(2 Tombs for $1000; Lots, 5, 6, 7 and hurl me?" Well, there were plen- The late Mr. Zehrer was a game, E. Schutster, shoe race, Mrs. PERFECT ty of sticks and stones and names If you're discouraged about unsightly pim- 8 in Block 403K to Nickolai and D. O. Connor; Balloon blowing, 1 ples nnd blotches of external origin, here's member of the Holy Name Society Fords SOME | to spare the other day to hear Jo- the REAL, help you should try: Powerfully Mary Andrisco for $122.73; Lots Boothing, nntiseptic liquid Zemo quickly of St. James 'church and was very Mrs. A. Evringham; rolling pin sephine Andersch, 22, of West ave relieves itcliinR, burning and soreness— ita 557-558 in Block 166 sold to throwing contest, Ethel S/.ylay; Chevrolet^ 18 different clTective medicants start right Thomas Bunyon for $350. active in fire company circles. He nue, and Mary Kapcho, 24, of 63 In to huip Nature promote FASTER heal- joined Woodbridge Fire Company, wp.teimello.n eating contest, Mr.-;. Plymouth* George street, Sewaren, tell thdr ing. Even casp> other products didn't help S. Urban; horse shoe pitching COM I'M KEEN report wondrous prompt results. Stainless, on June 21, 1900 and was made an Chryslm WTO™ " I stoiy to Judge Arthur Brown. invisible—leava Zen^o o:i iluy mid night all BUILDING REPORT exempt on February 19, 1914. He test, Michael Petras and John Rci- The whole argument went back while it helps your akin. Only 35(. Real mas; home team was victorious in an aevere cases may need the 51-25 Extra WOODBRIDGE.—Building In- remained active until April 19, * BALANCE | FOR your tu a dance in Perth Amboy where Strength. At all leading drug stores. 1934 and joined the active hon- the soft ball game between the others (Easy payments] the Andersch girl was dancing and spector William Allgaier reported Raritan Township Fire Company to the Township committee Mon- orary list, being active until the Ihe Kapcho girl laughed at .her, time of his death. He was a mem- and the Avenel Fire Company, Lowest Prices—Special Terms The other day Mary sr.id she day night that 47 permits fcr building were issued by his office ber of the Exempt Firemen's As- Frankfurters, ice cream and bev was on the way to the beach during" June. Fees" collected [sociation of Woodbridge Fire Co., erages were served free of charge- when Josephine met her and pro- to all. The park festivities lasted VOULl MCE amounted to $238.70 and estimated No. 1, and was a trustee of thct SPEEDWAY ceeded to hit her with a stick. Jo- until dark and at nine o'clock a sephir.e is supposed lo have retali- cost of construction totaled ?20,- organiaztion. He was also fire AUTO SALES CO. ated with a stone. In the mean- 575. warden of the Woodbridge Fire 823 ST. GEORGE AVE. time some questionable language My TOUCH; Company No. 1. WOODBRIDG-E.—In a petition WOODBRIDGE, N. 3. was evidently exchanged, judging Mr. Zehrer was one of the old- signed by 13 residents of Blair WOMEN WHO HOLD est residents of the Sewaren sec- from the testimony. A young lady THE AWFUL PRICE YOU road, Port Reading, demands were with Mary came to her friend'.; tion uf the Township. made that the Township commit- Keener, longer-lasting, rescue and a battle royal ensued. THEIR MEN PAY FOR BEING tee have that thoroughfare oiled kind to the skin, TVcoi The girls then made counter- WOODBRIDGE. — Joseph Ma- as soon as possible. The petition Girls always Single-edge Blades are charges against each other. NEVER LET THEM KNOW truska, of Linden and Edward R. was referred to the Pubilc Works uniformly good! 4 MacPhee, of Jersey City, received [committee and the engineer. •npet-b blades for 10*. After hearing the case, Judge O matter hovr much your suspended sentences and were Brown said: N back aches and your nerves scream, your husband, because he each assessed two dollar court NERVOUS •'I will not dignify either side do this before la only a man, can never under- costs in police court last night by of this case by a fine .1 think you stand -why you are so bard to live 1 with one week In every month. Judge Arthur Brown on charges oi were both equally as guilty. I am speeding on Rahway avenue. dismissing complaints. However ,1 Keener, yf Too often the honeymoon ex- cion't want either of you to speak kind to the (kin, TVeet press is wrecked by the nagging Patrolman Joseph Casale issued they meet Treet Blade* are uniformly tongue ofa three-quarter wife. Taa I the summonses. to each other for a period of two food I And only 10* for wise woman never lets her huabsnd BLADES years." know by outward sl^n that aha la 4 in per b blades. a victim of periodic pain. 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