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Vol. 59. No. 22 SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1940 Price Fo«ir Cents miTniu Postmaster Downs School Board COUNCIL GRANTS Investors' and Owners' Census Figures Show Decrease; BY rnut «*nr Seccod Vice President Discusses Plans LICENSES FOR Mayor Gleason Makes Protest Last week la Perth Amboy, the Americatunn Legioii n pout mnin that wcity. iMnched a movement for the osan- Of Stele Postmasters For Next Term LOCAL TAVERNS Of Sixty-first Series Figures covering the recent six-, laattop of a unit to combat "Pitta teenth census of local population, PRESENT DROP IN Cobaan" actfadUes. Elected To Office At Annual Teacher Schedules and Appoint- License For Max Zimmerman Local Association Paid Out were this week revealed by Frank V. ments Are Considered i BaLou, Supervisor of Census, and In- A similar organization wmi started Cwmatie* b Anbury Held Up At Meeting J98.802.23 Last dicated a drop In the local popula- POPULATION FIRST kt this city more than a month MO, Park Tuesday Year •ail Is now tmy^umtaig etflcienUj, With Superintendent O. O. Barr, tion of 704. The figures given for Mod the plans for the forming of who cease* to become Superinten- the 1940 census are 7772. while the Postmaster Thc- dent of Schools Monday, sitting In The yearly granting of liquor li- The month of July 1940 marks 1930 census revealed a population IN FIFTY YEARS .•ucfa organization were drama up: mas Downs was the opening ot the 61st series at the egion Commander Mtrtiart F. \ on his last meeting with the Board censes was taken up at the meeting of 847«. elected Second of the common council Tuesday Investors and Owners Building and Upon learning of the results of Edward J. Peterson Compile* > more than six nonths ago. of Education, matters concerning Loan Association in this city. members of take A. Lowly Vloe President of the re-opening of schools were con- evening, when there were no public the census, Mayor Qleason imme- Statistics On Local the Hew Jersey sidered at the Wednesday evening objections to any ot the applications This announce- diately expressed the opinion that rlcan Leglwof tills city. and tentative permission to operate Population cm be pardoned U" they express Chapter of ' the meeting of the Board. ment toy George the figures were In error to a consid^ National Associa- An application for position as se- was granted to the following tav- A. Kress, secreta- erab.e extent and he declared he pride over the fact that they recog- erns: Raymond W. Jerome. Katie will take the matter up Immediately nised tiie necessity of organizing m tion of Postmas- condary grade teacher received from DiSanU, Anton Press, John Woj- ry of the local as- The reported decreoge in local this direction, and did so before their J. Ruskfe, of Woodbridge, and ano- sociation marks In with Supervisor Ballou, and request population as the result of the 1M0 ters, held at the ther from Mrs. Marlon I«edom, of clechowski. Michael P. Hrankowski, his words, "the that the figures be rechecked. fellow Ijsgiannaires of a tower post Berkeley - Carte- Marie Suezd, Anton! Halaslewicz, census. Is the first for South Am- In the bigger city across the river. 311 Main street. Mrs. Leedom mak- John O. Nebus, George F. Brendan, arrival of a new Mayor Oleason pointed out that boy In fifty years, according to Ed- • • # ret Hotel in Asbu- ing application for appointment as Emanuel Pico, Anthony Abbatiello, opportunity.for there are fewer vacant houses in ward J. Peterson, of the County ry Park last Fri- principal ot School No. 2. listed her citizens of South the city now than ever before, and Somewhere in the apparently un- Florence Stanton, Harry Klegman. Sheriff's office, who is an expert on day and Satur- qualifications and declared she was Anne Cohen, J. Perkowskl, Anne Amboy and vlcln- while few bouses have been torn Middlesex County municipal statis- beatable plans for world domination day. a graduatdt e oft HoffmaHonman Higtughn Bchncn-1"—- » ~v.«.«, -. . to save syste- down, there has been a great am- of Adolph Hitler, there is s weak tics. The elevation of Mr. Downs from ool State Teacher's College, School Pazdan, Charles Joseph Polguy, Ro- matically toward ount of building activity here dur- Figures compiled t Third Vloe President is state recog- of "Education at Rutgers University ""rto Romeo, Albert Jerome, Joseph a definite goal and ing the past several years, and a by Peterson In- Probably that weak link will prove nition of his active participation In and tfus Packard Commercial Sch- •Sorrentlno, Stanley Jurskl. Anna receive • sulistan number ot people employed In near- dicate that the figures covering the to be his utter disregard tor the State Association affairs. During ool, and for ten years was a teacher ^Saatkowskl, Leon Skanynskl. Adam Oemce A. Kress Oil dividends wh- by industrial slants have moved to latest census reveal a local loss in of enemtai he is m^Vfitjf, population of 8.3058% from 1930 to Ittst and IMS he was the Executive In School No. 3. Marzak, Walter A. Zebro, Maria T. Seeretary 'le doing so." this city and as the result of pro- when the enemies of Committee member for Middlesex „, Volpe, Harry Reiner, William A. perty owners, sensing the demand 1940. Upon the recommendation George, Julius Lobycz. •Our institution", explained Mr. Bttlefexceed the friends of Superintendent Barr, the Board ma- Kress, "is aevoUd exclusively to foi housing, have converted single During the past fifty years, bow- he Will find out how it feels to be on , highest peak. During 1939, while de arrangements for the installation A club license was issued to the thrift and home financing. Conser- family houses Into apartments. ever, according to Peterson's figures, the wrong end ot a "bliettfcrieg-. Third Vtee President, he was In of lights in several of the lower gra- Columbian club and retail liquor vative management, employing our ' Mayor Gleason produced figures to census tabulations have always re- With the rapidity of a machine. charge of membership of State Dis- des in School No. 2. itore licenses were granted to the funds for the bui.dlng of owner-oc- indicate that there is every .possl- vealed Increases. The 1880 census Hltleriwn in piling up enemies. The i trict, No. 2. embracing Hunterdon. Mr. Barr reported that his an- .'ollowing: South Amboy Wine and cupied homes in this community 'bility that the 1940 census should placed the local population at 3.648 residents of the conquered coun- Somerset. Union. Morris and Mid- nual report to the Board was In the LlQuor Company, Joseph A. Pribu- and Mir membership in the Federal show an Increase in population, ra- with the 1860 census showing 4,330, tries are being transformed into dlesex Counties, which at conven- course of preparation and would be a, and Anna Dwyer. Home Lain Bank are th? safety fac- ther than a decrease. a gain of 682. In 1900, the popula- enemies and there Is winter ot mi- tion time enjoyed the highest per- presented to the members within a An application was also received tors of our Association." One of the things the Mayor tion, was 6.349, an increase of 2.019, sery and starvation; ahead for them. centage of District membe.diip in rom Max Zimmerman for a license The inhabitants of these conquered short tune. Last year alone $98,802.23 was pointed out Is that the voter regis- in 1910, 7.007, an Increase of 658, In the staU. At the convention, Post- It was recommended by Mr. Barr, een presented to the council. There centum per annum." resent a complete check of all local the 1940 figures reveal the poru- each day meant nothing for them gation ot local post office employees. ed. He estimated that $135 in trade was no indication of this at the Mr. Kress also state! that the people eligible to vote, the fact that lation 5,551 persons pe- square nv!e>. but another day of misery and th:y in value could be received from the open session however, although the next series after the 61st, which is a targe part of the population con- Prom th? Information given rut cried (ot bread and back came the old machines, making the total coat word drifted abotit the hall that now open, will not take place . until sists of children under the ages of to date, it is believed that the eovn- reply "Let them eat cake", they re- of hew machines In the neigUbor- this was the reason for the long r.ext November. six, who would not be included in a try will Show a population of alout volted and overthrow the existing session behind closed doors in the The officers of the Investors and school census, the school census 217,000. Should th's be a correct es- rulers, and histody has » tantalising hood of *495. Mayor's office, prior to the open ses- would show in the neighborhood of Scout Master J.T. Dill It was also recomended by the Owners Building and Loan Associa- •imate. Roiith Ambny's population way of repeating Itself. sion. t-on comprise the following group at least 2300 pupils in the three lo- represents 3:1581^ of the coun*-r Superintendent that a new piano cal' scools and there Is another large Hitler too, Inaugurates other ways Talk Before Scouts be purchased for general use in the A petition was read from the ot well known citizens of this com- population. In 1930, South Amboy that are not necssary in accomplish- property owners of Catherine Street, munity: J. Arthur Applegate, Pre- block of the population which con- had 3.994% ot the county popula- ing his alms, to irritate the entire school auditorium, and declared a sists of youths over the age of se- used piano could be purchased tor asking that the city construct a sident: Oliver W. Welsh, vice-presi- tion. world, as tor instance his insistence four inch concrete sidewalk on that dent: Oeorge A. Kress, Secretary: venteen who are not yet old enough At Laurence Harbor about $25. All these matters were to vote, there Is little doubt that a to Pfterson. between, that the (French armistice be signed street. By motion of councilman Margaret C. Morrtss, Treasurer; J. 193Accordin0 and 1P40g . the highest vote cast in the railroad can where the armis- taken under consideration by the Walczak, the matter was referred to P. McOulre, solicitor. large number of people, are not in- tice that ended the first World War Registration Cards Were Pre- Board. cluded In the latest census. ™ 4.331 *n 19"< O" this ba-d-i. The Board was informed by Mr. the chairman on streets. The directors ot the association 55.72% of the population are voters was signed. sented At Monday Evening By means ot a resolution taxes are Manvel Applegate, Harvey Em- A reyiewiXf the records of the ci- and thin Is believed to b? the nigh- A person or a nation may become Meeting Barr, that the matter ot employing .or 1040 amounting to (68.90 on a secretary for the Superintendent mons, Edward A. Hlgglns, James L. ty water department would also est percentage In any Middlesex «ngry and) do nothing about it. but property now belonging to St. Ma- Housel. J. Lee Larew, Oscar Mun- seem to indicate as a result of wa- County municipality. when you "rub it in", then the Scoutmaster J. T. Dill of Troop would have to be considered, since ry's Parish was ordered stricken 91. of this city, in presenting the Miss Frances Kress, was employed dy, Michael F. Nagle, D. W. Heed. ter usage, that there has been a In 1S30. South Amboy was the trouble generally starts. "rom the tax lists, since the proper- John S. Tomaszewskt, John F. Sut- considerable Increase, rather than ninth largest of the 25 municipali- • * m registration cards to Troop 83 nf by Mr. Barr. Upon his suggestion, ty comes under tax exempt classi- Laurenoe Harbor at their meeting the Board agreed to hire her tor !lff. a decrease in the local population. ties of the county. Judging from the fication because of its use by a The association maintains full During the year 1830, when the figures of IS municlpefllties given There was relief from the war Monday evening, asked the men to another month until a permanent church. news this week, as America twcame time offices at the South Amboy Tr- last census was taken, the depart- out to date, it would appear that use an their energy f OT the boys. decision regarding the secretary is South Amboy will retain iU position interested in the deliberations, of the Mr. DUl said further, "Sometimes made. . A public hearing on the report of ust Company Building. ment had 1483 water meters serving national convention hi the commissioners of assessments this city, at the present time there as the ninth largest municipality rn Republican you sue discouraged, but the divi- The Board granted permission to the county. Philadelphia. dends are great. It the right kind James F. Tustin, present high sch- for improvements recently made to are 1705 meters, indicating that It was indeed refreshing to Ond of man leads them in the right way, ool science teacher, recently ap- a number of local streets was sche- Sacred Heart there are more homes served now Although there are but three mu- that as soon as the convention op- you will be thankful for every effort pointed Superintendent of Schols, duled to take place at the meeting, than in 1930 and it is reasonable to nicipalities In the county smaller ened, the eye* of the entire nation but since there were no objections believe that because of this increase in area than South Amboy (Helmet- you have put in. to attend the annual convention of registered, the council adopted the in homes served, there would be an ta 1 1-10" square miles, Dunellen. 1 were turned away from Europe, and "1 have had 400 boys In Troop 91 the National Educational .Institute Carnival Opens toward Philadelphia and almost ev- resolution and maps submitted by Increase In local population. square mile and Jamesburg. 1 sq. since 1918 and none ot them have at Milwaukee next week. Mr. Tustin the Commissioners. The report cov- mile). South Amboy ranked third eryone met. could give an intelligent gone wrong. I believe Scouting has is one of the delegates from the The records of the Water Depart- in density of population in 1930, and opinion about the keynote speech, ered the laying of concrete side- Tomorrow Night ment also show that during the year been the cause of keeping them bu- State of New >reey. walks on Bordentown Avenue. Cath- it should be noted that the muni- the platform, or the chances ot the sy and leading them in the proper Following the meeting, the Board 1930. there were 227 million gallons cipalities which ranked first and sec- various candidates receiving the no- erine Street, Thompson Street, Dav- Will Be Conducted For One of water used whereas for the year cbinrels. , went into executive session to con- id Street, Stockton Street, Church ond In density (Perth Amboy and ' mination.,. "I am glad that the Raritan Coun- sider teacher appointments and sa- Week At Grounds Ad- 1939 there was an increase over this New Brunswick), like South Amboy, With European governmental ma- lary schedules for the coming year. Street and Rosewell Street. figure of close to 100.million gallons, showed population losses in 1940. cil has purchased a campsite. The In the absence of Council Presi- joining School with » total of over 330 gallons us- chinery being held in the hands of Scouts of the Council should devel- It was revealed following the exe- •• » tew men and the masses being op it tor great things. cutive session, that a new science dent Zdanewicz. Councilman Nelr- ed for 1939. kept In ignorance, it was refreshing teacher will have to be appointed to kom presided over the session. Tomorrow night, the annual out- Examination of the water consum- "The Scout Oath and Law is one Third Ward Councilman Frank door carnival of Sacred Heart Pa- to think that in the touted States or the greatest principles any boy fill the vacancy created by the pro- ption figures, also reveals that the the machinery of politics and gov- motion of James Tustin, and the ap- Stanton was also absent. rish will open on the grounds adja- Wet lines can live by and if he practices them cent to Sacred Heart School and Increase in .water usage has he«>n ernment was working pretty much. in his life, he 'will never go wrong." pointment of an acting principal ot mounting each year since 1930, : out in the open, where those it af- School No. 2 Is under consideration. will be conducted all week, coming Mr. Dill concluded by saying tie to a close on Sunday evening, July •which it would seem Is a further In- Clear Suspected fected, could see what was taking It was also announced that the dication ot population increase. place, and It made one realize that hoped to receive his 25th year vet- 7th. tt w eran card next May. extension of the manual training Friday evening, July 6th a big out- Questioned yestertfay concerning we in America, have something worth Thomas McQulr of Troop S3 was course, to include metal working Is Red Cross Drive the results of a survey recently Fifth_Columnis!s fighting for and preserving, in our e being considered. door gam esoclal wll ltake place wh- form of government. presented with Tti» second class cen- en forty games will be played and made by the local post office. Post- Nears Goal a number ot prizes /will be awarded, master Downs declared it revealed Fishermen At "Powder Dock" including a doorprlze. It has been ar- a total of 2024 famill-s served by Cause Investigation By Now comes Lnews mat foreign j£$ Kh&r ranged to hold a game social every the office delivery. Figuring on the Newark Detectives wines and liquors are not coming to soutrtrm District Commltee at which Members Of St. Mary's SaysJP. B. Bird night during the affair and at each basis of four persons served to a this country because of the war. sct.ut Esecutive Wm. H. Watson of these socials a number of val- family,, this would give a total of The fact that detectives found wet There Is a sufficient demand in rxc!&~ned the Camporee and pro- Pre-Fiesta Committee CollecUons_For_3Fjind8 Will Be uable game prizes, In addition to a 8096 persons ser-ved by the delivery fishing lines in their car probably this country for -wines and liquors, tii. door prize will be awarded. service of the office. saved six flsheranen considerable _ to cause those In this business to R. A. Macfarlan, chairman of the . Made At Local Churches There will be dancing every even- trouble and explaining Saturday af- search about the country for do- This delivery service does not in- camplns committee, explained the Have Been Named Sunday ing with a popular orchestra fur- clude lowed First Street, the local terncon. metlc wines and liquors as well as summer camp program after John nishing English and Polish selec- A member of the local antl "Fifth for places thatt would be suitable lnt . coutmaster of the Troop ;.hore front, and persons residing in l Miss Gertrude Grimes Is Sec- Meeting Monday evening, mem- the city as Column" unit, while working on hie for the growing of the necessary | complimented the boys on the work retary Of Permanent bers ot the local Bed Cross were in- stands featuring and valuable motorboat in the vicinity of the grapes. done. gifts. holders of post office apes. Committee formed by P. B. Bird, chairman ot boxes. "POnrcter Dock" at the local railroad ThiThis may toe another good effect Masson was chairman of the War Belief Drive, that the three In connection with the carnival, yards noticed the men acting In - the meeting. of the war, so far as the United This week the Pre-Flesta commit- quarter mark has been reached, and there will be a grand drawing tor a what he regarded as a suspicious States Is concerned.' In neighboring tee ot St. Mary's Parish began sol- the drive is still progressing. total of $250 In prizes. manner. . Moamouth county alone, there has DEADLINE FOR icitations for funds and the work A set ot furniture being displayed The local police department was been a i rnlrtem during the past few WATER BILL PAYMENTS will be continued next week. at Dolly's Beauty Shoppe on Broad- Donald Spaders Informed ot their presence, and the years, because grape growers have NEXT TUESDAY The members of the committee way, will be chanced oft for the War Motor Vehicle Department and been unable to (find a market for Relief Fund. Freeholders Vote Trenton and the Newark Detective their product, since people were un- It was declared ttus week at the areMedhanlcsvffle: : Mrs. Joseph Kier- Representatives of the Red Cross Wins Second Place In Department were notified. der the Impression that foreign wi- headquarters of the Board of Pub- st and Mrs. Eugene Hayden. will make collections In all local $250,000 For Detectives from «he Newark- De- nes were beet. lic Works, tint while the recently Feltus to Augusta, Fourth, Fifth churches Sunday for the War Re- partment rushed here and question- . Now, however, it may be, that inaugurated campaign to have wa- and Main streets, Mrs. Vincent lief Fund. World's Fair Tourney ed the men, who declared; they were . people who thought no wines or li- Meanwhile, the Production Com- unaware of the stir they had caused quors could be good unless they bore ter bills paid up. has brought results O'Connor and Mrs. Lester Btratton. Toting Machines amd were merely fishing. Detectives in a majority ot eases, there an still John and George streets, Mrs. mittee, under the direction of Mrs; City Mibs Champ In Four-Day • foreign label, may find domestic Herman Eulner is working on the examining the car found the wet /wines and Ucruors are lust as good, some cases where the outstanding William Lyons and Bars. James Qu- Expect 240 Machines Will Be Competition At New fishing lines and decided the story, 'indebtedness lias not been taken care islan. making of sweaters. and possibly better, and the net re- of. Catherine Used In Coming York City they told was true. : sult may,be teh employment ot a {Bordentown avenue, Vincent Xflggfns, chairman of Dis- Election great many Americans to produce The deadline set for the shutoff street, $Sra. Joseph. 'Weinman and aster Preparedness, la organising a of water It these buls are not paid, Mrs. John Sergei. committee to function in the event Donald Bounders, a. pupil- in Miss them. Is Tuesday, when a special detail of Henry street, Mrs. Anna McCor- of a local emergency. A total ot 9200,000 was voted by Helen Brown's sixth grade ctesa of • * • men wfll lie assigned to the shut- irack and Mrs. Joseph Jullano. Mrs. H. W. Dillon and Mrs. Her- (he Middlesex County Board of School No. 3 finished second in the Funeral Rites About the city during the week, off Maxfield, Mrs. Helen Ooman and man Burner attended a meeting of Freeholders meeting yesterday mo- marble championship tournament at James 7. Tustin was receiving eon- Mrs.. Charles Bpplnger. the New Jersey Red Cross, heU Wed- rning, for the purchase and Install- New York World's Fair. The games Here Tomorrow For sdderable commendation for his AT* Broadway, Misses Justlna and Ma- nesday at ttw Stacy Trent Hotel' in ation of voting machines in MfcMle- were played on Tuesday, Wednes- FRBE SHOW FOR sex County. The resolution authoris- rangement for a "South Amboy CHILDREN THURSDAY rie Maloney. Trenton. day. Thursday and Friday of last So" at the World's Pair, with a Stevens avenue, misses Sanaa ing tiie expenditure was introduced week. Saunders was one of the six Josephine Applegate special train at special' rates. AT THE EMPIRE Carroll ami Margaret Oereshty. tor Freeholder Hale. contestants who remained in the Mr. Tustin by exercising his lnla- Augusta street, Mrs. Bdiward No- Henhey's lee cream, 29« «t. Open > According to the resolution, $233,- tournament for the finals. Mrs. Josephine B. Applegate. wi- ' the made it possible for hundred! Thursday morning the usual ble and. Mrs. Edward CXLeary. dally until 11 P. M. BIB Brawn's 000 of this amount will be raised by Saunters mm the city champion- dow ot the late Joseph K. Apple- of south Amboyans, who would not Fourth ot Juhr show will be held at county bonds and $17,000 will come the ttnpire Theatre under the aus- David street, Mrs. Thomas Arm- Dellcattestn. IBS North Broadway. out of current funds. ship during the recent Boy and Girl gate, died at her residence, 280 Bor- otherwise have been able to visit the strong and Mrs. Edward Connors. TeL 94». week conducted under aesptees ot dentown avenue, Tuesday evening. Mr, this year, to see It pices ot David Snapper, owner of Bergen Hill: Mrs. John Jacobs In the neighborhood of 340 mach- the local Rotary dub, when he de- Itoneral services will be held to- The fact that 513 local residents the theatre and the Mayor and and Mrs. Mary.Thompson. ines mill be purchased for use in the feated the champions of tiie two lo- morrow afternon at i:30 from the ; made the trip on Monday, attests Common Council. county, and It Is expected they win Manager John Zancabri has ar- Church and Stockton streets: Mrs, cal publlo schools as well as the two' residence with the Rev. Charles F. to the popularity ot the plan con- Joesph Pi toman. . POUR RULES FOR arrive in time for use at the gen- local parochial schools. ' Van Horn pastor ot the First Pres- - «etved by Mr. Tostln. tad the praise ranged tor the showing ot a feature First and Second streets: Mrs. eral elections in N&vember. During his stay in New York for byterian Churdh officiattng, assist- " he is receiving, from bis fenow Bo. picture and several popular come- Margaret Edwards. •/-.'•' THE FOURTH Bie tournaments, Saunders was a ed by the Rev. Frederick D. Nleder- Ambayans is merited. - dies, and there will be free ice A oy cream tor an those attending. Lower Augusta, David and Henry OFFICERS ELECTED BY guest of the tournament committee ?f £S!3 \ A5* - mawnent • • • streets: Mrs. Barry Scully and Mrs; (Suggested by the National ST. MARTHA'S GUILD at a Msr league ball game, a visit to in £Chris3 t Churc* h Cemeterymt. A town of 80 white families wftich John J. AndreJewaU, Jr., ot Lau- Morgan' Coughlln. Safety Council) the Statue of Liberty and a Broad- « •« "ynrlvedi by her daughter, had been out or contact with drill. rel street, is enjoying Us annual Lower John and George streets , The following officers for the _ way show. Helen M. Applegate. ,. "aftUon for m years was discovered vacation tram duties at the Perth Mrs. John MbCloud. son 1940-41 were elected by 8t . nt the mouth ot the Rio Finquen * " plant* ot the Cheesebro Ma- Bay View Manor, Mrs. William l.Dont use fireworks. Martha's Guild of Christ Church at SPECIAL SERVICES Kilconunoc*. their annual meeting held In Hie River in the northwest comer ot i company. J.Take It easy on the read. AT BAPTIST CHURCH _j. ± Peru, recently by Peruvian avia- .. M At • ft CftOM-UXE O* tltA (WWMl COftt* 8tart in time. Doni speed June 19th: , SUNDAY EVENING?! ;• ' Not only were the Inhabitants ot mtttee held Monday evening', Mlu or take chances In peseta*, President, Mrs. Byrsm Bennett: TO WATEB CONSUMERS Gertrude Orlmes of ttie Children «t especially «n carves er kills. first vice president, Mrs. Robert Special services for Rev. Alfred c the town Ignorant ot th* present totcher. who has been acting pastor Within the next few «ays, war, but they did not know who won Mary Sodality, was electel secretary J. Dan*. overdo to axerato, WoTtieyi^second vtoe president. Mrs. ot the general fleets committee. < t^l^e*^ Secretary, Wsi Ma- of the First Baptist church to' the shnt 1 pretty well built up or otherwise restricted for building purposes {practically a'l of the other streets , in the dty offer attractive home- IT'S COSTLY sites of one kind, size or shape or another. That eoes not only for almost ev- to let Property ery SFt-eet. but «lso for very nearly every block en the thirty miles or so rlifjt. HO 4411 of struts that criss cross the city to practically every direction. And those same streets boast or pretty RUN DOWN much ell the many varieties of street Improvements that run from the improved sand and gravel, to Says "ffappp Home-r'' state highway specification concrete "Depredation cute into property fast — pavement, with and without curb- and It definately reduces the revenue to Jncs, vtth and without the many bs derived from it for rentals, whether it types of putters, ;md Includes all of Is a home dwelling or business structure. the type; of sidewalk that have met 'If it is your own home, your failure to •with popular fancy and approval keep it in good repair and in attractive. through the years. livable condition reduces the pleasure and How You Can Probably the only drawback th- satisfaction you should enjoy from it. "If How You Can ere la to be found is the almost to- it Is a store building in need of a new mo- tal lack of a selling agency any- dern front for Instance, both yourself and where lit the city that has these tenant suffer when needed alterations are Obtain a Loan to Obtain a Loan for numerous hctnesltes classified and not made. A complete moderniBinn job located and a stimulating sales talk would very likely result In Improved busi- built up around them «s is usually ness for the tenant who could probably Build a New Home Modernizing... the o-se with unimproved property pay you considerably more rent and still In most similar sized and attractively make more money for himself. located communities such as South "My advice to all property owners is to fix-up, pain-up, repair, remodel and mod- Banks, Savings & Loan Companies and Amfboy, The alternative available ernize NOW. It is a sound Investment to You can borrow from (SO to $10,000 for mod- then for the home-owning prospect do so, Just as sure as It Is folly NOT to other approved F H A lending: agencies ernizing, remodeling or repairing urban, sub- Is to make an individual survey of Low Roofs, Low Gables, Low Cost! do sol" urban or rural property, including homes or the city, select the site or sites that can explain details of loans under terms business structures. These loans carry a mod- are found preferable and then try of the new Federal Housing Act, or they erate rate of Interest and may be paid oft In The arched front doorway In Its tiny sweeping gable are the cen- HAPPY HOME-R, The Home Builder monthly Installments over a period of 5 years. out his or her own sales ability in tral features which make this convenient little house attarctlve. will be glad to tell you about details of the way of talking the owner into The lowpltched roor and simple shake exterior lend themselves to FOR WHAT PURPOSES YOU MAY SECURE parting with the desired property the economy of construction for which thia house is notable and loans according to their own mortgage SUCH LOANS? at a reasonable price. [he Generous rooms and convenient arrangements are the result of terms on a similar plan. 1—Vat w>palr» or remodeling of MI enUre It may not appear to be so very arelul planning to use the space as fully as possible. PLAN BOOKS structure or any part or It, or for tba addition of easy to 'earn Just who does own a F H A loans for the construction of new more room*, gamge. ttaux. walks, lwduaptog. «to. given piece of sroumd if recourse is Attic space has been eliminated to keep costs down but ample stor-' ^ AND a—I"or modernisation which may be a complete re- had only to real estate agents or age space is provided by the full basement which can be divided into homes provide for repayment over an ex- novation, sew floors, new wall finish, lightly, neighbors. But If application Is made laundry room, fuel room, fruit room arid other storage quarters. tended period of years at varying inter- plumbing, heating and air conditioning, painting to the City Collector at the City A,single chimney is another economical feature which provides a BLUE PRINTS etc, Hall, the information can be easily fireplace as well as furnace and kitchen flues. est charges, depending on the amount S—*oards and built-in equipment in the smallest possible space, thus ern homes. He can also help if permanently attached to Tiring systems, pipe has on file a set you In your repair. and modern- procedure, talk the matter over with any of maps covering lightening the work of the housewife. lines, etc, izing problems. builder, contractor, banker or representa- every lot on every WHY NOT BEGIN MAKING PLANS FOB A BEATJTIFUI, NEW MOVABLES, such as radios, toasters, washing street in the city. tive of mortgage company or savings and machines and similar strictly detachable ap- All one needs to HOME RIGHT NOW? - PRICES OP MANY ITEMS IN MATERI- paratus may NOT be financed under P H A obtain Informa- ALS AND EQUIPMENT ARE LOWER THAN IN MANY YEARS I Copyright W. S. Klrkpatrlek, 19J8 loan association. terms. tion regarding a piece of property anywhere in the city, la a good CONSULT ANY OF THESE DEPENDABLEFIRMS ABOUT YOUR BUILDING and MODERNIZATION PROBLEMS reason for want- Mary Pacikowska^S to know who tMlllllifrMM»MIHIilUlllillllllltiMIIIMIIIII *ll 11111*1111 III III III HUM I* •••MMtMl CMy Collector owns It, and a lalrly definite idea of just where the ibulljtng site Is located. The maps cover the city by sections, ev- TALK YOUR NEW HOME PLANS OVER WITH US. YOU FURNISH THE LOT, THE PLUMBING ery block having Its own number and all the lots In the block each AND THE HEATING. having its own number. The city books kept toythenoollector' s cleri- cal helpers are Indexed not only by CANOWIJ block and lot number but cross- WE'LL FURNISH EVERYTHING ELSE indexed by the property owner's names, so it's only ia few minutes A HOME... . time and effort to obtain data on FROM ROOF TO CELLAR any given piece of (property in the city. Try out the system the next WITH THE HELP OF AN time you want to know who owns what, FOR F.H.A. LOAN .« Here and there about the city, there, are vacant lots that are un- der mortgage, as It were, to Uie city There are no walls to strong as the because the owners neglected to pay the taxes on them for a few years. walla of your home to give you the Most of the desirable ones__ offer YOUR NEW security and independence you crave, bargains to the prospective purchas- er for a little time and effort ex- and to keep out of your life many of pended in perfecting the title. The thejrent-payer'a worries. city reputedly has a great deal of We are glad to help responsible per- property under tix liens, but as a HOME! sons with, steady incomes to acquire matter of fact a great deal of the tax leins are against property that home* under the F.H.A. plan. You for one reason or another are not" available or are undesirable for I would be happier in your own home, ihome site punposes. There are Ihow- your children would be healthier with ever a number of isolated bits of a yard to play in. Your inquiry is property that would be very accept- able If Joined with adjoining lots to invited. —form a building site. Miss Paczkow- ska can be of great help in furnish- FIRST NATIONAL BANK MILLER, & WELSH, be ing data along that line too. In fact in an interview Just the other day! OF SOUTH AMBOY 175 N. BROADWAY TEL. 167 THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. she reniiiiied that at least once a! BROADWAY AT AUGUSTA ST. week tin ere are inquiries about cer-l tain bits of property of this kind! and every now and then someone: inmiiiii ••M«»««MMItlHII*M IIIIIIIIMMMIIIIIII goes to work in earnest on one uf IMIMItlltlMMIIWI HIHMIIMIHIIIII them, usual:? with, quick and sue- { !• •PLUMBING cessfwl results. TeL P. A. 4-2141 You cannot do better than The

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MCE tD the science of their time." gas autt «.«Sra-JC 1 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN wexe: John XXI (1216-1277), "a anas, are among th* et&ar mitten- Physician rather' famous for his (Continued from page two) that eater Into conefcterstiari is se- Published Every Friday by d tram last -week) work". Sylvester U (M9-M03J, gether and are often taken care at lecting a borne building site, tout 22 YEARS g tim CatawUc physicist*, we "looked upon as one of the greatest by the same enforcing agents. Per- in ail of them teecit y e*a*di watt THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. Inc. Issue of June 29. UK find: Voita , "who had (way of construction by quirements tor fmancicg approrjO. ; Owing to the restrictions wtase honor we now use the elee- Sll First Street Telephone S. A. * South Amboy, », 3. taught at Salerno when that was athe financial authorise in recent An timmally bwonble tax ra*e, • on the traasportaticsi of ls3 term. **colf;. Ampere (177 medical school." ye&rs takes care-of the frg basnt on ootopantivelj' low assess- 3. MEUORD ROLL. Editor in upper New York Harbor impo:- *'. y for South An: boy. Ktypcrt. Caeesewake J «MS*T: -Frauuholer lines*' ID the Under the Act of March 3. 1879 chair of St. Peter done for the sake measure that would greatly improve the many services that are offered. Creek and Sandy Book. All ttmrjsola r spree turn: James Proscototf science? The Pope of the nine- rea) estate conditions throughout In this respect. Sosth /mboy can points are te.ow the Narrows. I *»* <*- lss»>. who interpreted the teenth century wtoo wrote the fa- the city. compare very creditably with any : Developments of taese four «a-«tb«ary of beat. mous encyclical on The Conditions There is one thing about tfee lo- municipiCity anywhere li tine state. Subscription Rates: $1.50 per Tear by Mail; *2.00 by Curler ! loading points had had the effect of | In ti«V»wWi to these, we have of XjBJbor,' Leo "opened the cation of any lot in the city that $2.00 Outside of Zone 1. Four: Cents per Copy •5f^^y«tf^al^^-r^«I>O2L!fStfc*« Catholic sctenttete la various Vatican Library even to scholars meets one requirement of the finan- who were hostile to religion and cial agents. That has to do «ith tne ng who hoped to obtain data from the accessibility of the land to local sch- Thirty-nine lashes on the COMPOSITION RESPONSIBILITY Jersey side below Tjni»ity> A sraaii library that would discredit thi ools, churches, stores and amuse- back was the general penalty «o This newspaper will not be liable (or errors appearing in any Quantity of munitions stBl reachesiof Church." Nearer our awn iday, w< ment (daces. Being only a mite conviction for stealing such articles New York by way of OreentUle. ^^^ malern •stonamv Le- have Pope Pius XI, the 'Pope o. square, the city can boast that all of as "a coat," "a watch," or "a plees advertising beyond the cost of space occupied by the error. M Peace,' as an excellent example o its locations meets these require- of Chmts" during colonial days. "^ JK?" Vf**ll»a*«» "^ °5»" sier. foaader of modern chemistry; the Vatican's view toward science. ments, because in the comparative- sional shipments of guncottoo from Roentean. discovered of X-rays; Being as he was a farsighted per- ly small area ura*r consideration, Motar Vehicle Accident* Newark. Maroons, inrenton of radio trans- son, he conceived in his mind th there are churches, schools, and ev- Falls and motor vehicle accidents HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT THE DINNER PAILS, " mission.- Perhaps the Catholic numerous possible benefit* of therythine g within easy walking dis- killed 63 per cent of the 94.000 par- DIVIDEND CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF Mayor A. T. Kerr was grfari a scientist Uawnan) who proved to be radio. And so, "on the ninth anni- tance at any time. sons who died in »• -.-"den's last year. EVERY INDIVIDUAL grand reception last Mcoday ucte the greatest benefit (by the long versary of his coronation as Su The tax levels, assessment figures. at the City Hotel to- honor, of ass * preme Pontiff, spoke from the Vata The sw render of Paris, which was followed almost at one birthday. A number of friends learn- can City Radio Station HVJ and1 hts fey the collapse of French military resistance, was more than ing that the day inaugurated ano- voice was relayed by the greatest disaster for the French Republic, more than a great victory foj ther milestone in his life's Journey number of stations all over the Where Quality Rules" Hitler's incredible war machine. ..It was a symbol of the catac resolved that they would give ntm world ever assembled for a single a great surprise, aad in this tbKf event." lyismic changes that are taking place at a bewildering speed in th« made a complete success. The crowning point in Pius XTs world we live in. For Paris, with London, has long been associa- Among those vbo gathered at tae scientific career might be considered ted in men's minds with freedom—with all that democracy means reception were representatives from his foundation of the Pontifical Ac- And democracy is what Htiler, as he said and ^wrote time an the Common Council. Board of ademy of Scientists. Prom the four again, is out to destroy. Paris is—or used to b£—a living exam Health, Board of Education and ends of the earth the renowned prominent citiaens from this ctty scientists of the day, non-catholics pie of all that Nazism abhors. and Long Branch. Richard If. as well as Catholics, were invited to Little by little we are coming to realize that this is not Mack inveigled the Major be members of this Academy. Of the war in the traditional sense. It is, instead, a revolution with th pany him to the City Hotel, F seventy original members. 33 were their arrival found the guests Italians: 0 iwere picked from the MARKET most far-reaching purposes inaginable. There have always bee ed about a table sumptuously spnsd am) for the human race as a whole 611 n<>rd>nfovvn Ave. victors and vanquished in war. But, once the peace treaties wer< Louis Pasteur (1822-1805). Un- United States; 5 came from each of TetS. A. 277 with all the good things of the sea- France, Germany and Belgium; the PKEE DELIVERY South Ambor drawn.the world went on much as it did before. The victorioui son. Mr. Kerr vraa completely taken most of his fellow scientistsent, , Netherlands sent 4; Great Britain ?; powers did not attempt to force a government, a philosophy oi by surprise, and at the same time Rasteur did not confinfi eh himseli f to and one each represented Austria, was pleased to have ttis friends hon- a single field of endeavor, but ra- Thursday, Friday, Saturday—June 27,'28, 29 life of their own choosing on the conquered. Few are able to be- ther labored in a number; biololgy Czechoslovakia, Portugal, Denmark lieve that if Hitler wins he will be satisfied with such rewards as or him. Poland', China, Norway and Argen- chemistry and physics. That Pasteur tina. financial reparations, the restoration of the pre-war German col- »as a Catholic and an exemplary We can quote no better reason for onies and similar material gains. For Hitler, as Mein Kampf vi Rev. C. a Lewis, Rector of Christ one, at that, was dramatically sh- Church, last Monday evening pre- own when "once, asked by one of the founding of this group of sev- vidly indicates, is consumed by two ambitions. One is to mak sented his resignation to the his students how he could remain enty of the world's most brilliant the German race master of all Europe and perhaps, in the f ullnesi try of Christ Church. He wjB enter Intellects than that given by Pro- a faithful Catholic despite so much fessor Taylor of Princeton (ft mem- Brookfteld Butter ^ 29c ,,. of time, the world. The other is to destroy the capitalistic sys on his new work nt St. Stephen's study, be gave the brilliant answer: Church, Jersey City at a salary of ber) when he stated that the Aca- tern, liberalism in government, and the democratic process. W It is precisely because I have stu- demy was Instituted to "record the Kraft Cottage Flee Moon have many an object lesson in the countries he has so far taken $3,600 per year, the second -week of died so much that I have the Faith September. of a Breton woman. ' Pope's point of view that there can- In every instance, freedom of press and speech and all rights 01 The Rector and his family leave not be any conflict with science and Cheese !b. 15cCheese jar 17c protest, have been abrogated 100 per cent- While the forms o: Monday for their vacation m theComing down through history, we that science cannot conflict with rineapple. local government are permitted to exist, important decisions an> Adirondack!!, on X^ke Cnsmnlalna meet tfaie great triumvirate of therevealed religion." —-Erom Science Brlish. Pimento and in the Oreen and White moun- 13th Century (as Walsh calls it THE Stupes by John F. Duffy. Armour'* Star policies are made in Berlin Revolt of any kind against Nazi or- tains. Owing to the searcttj at THERTHENTH GREATEST OP Armour • star ^^ jm ders is punished with the utmost severity. And racial minorities clergymen, it has been found im- CENUREBS): St. Albertus Magnus," Cleaning Coffee Pots especially the Jews, are ruthlessly oppressed. possible to secure any clerical sup- and St. Thomas Aquinas, the Dom- A slender stiff brush helps to ke«p inicans, and Roger Bacon, the Fran- the spouts and grooves of coffee Men who have had contact with high German circles have Plies up to the present writing. ciscan. All of us are acquainted with Smoked Hams -^ Ib ^4C pots clean. . lately been describing what they believe a Hitler victory would • * • the stupendous task that Thomas mean to Europe, and to the balance of the world- They say that Now that the dirt is hngtrnitng tn Aquinas carried out In the field of Jersey Genuine Spring fly air the erection of the new nish Niagara Earth Rumble* Jersey Rib End 4 f\ the Fuehrer envisions a Germanic Europe in which only the Ger- school building it might be well to philosophy. Both Roger Bacon and man, the master race, would be permitted to bear arms. A Euro- Albertus Magnus were, what might Strange subterranean rumblings give a brief outline of what tne be called "three letter men", both at Niagara are called brontides, or Pork Loins, 1b I" Legs Lamb, Ib pean customs union, completely German controlled, would be es-building is going to be. In the first bring astronomers, physicists and audible quake sound! not accom- tablished. The smaller nations would disappear, or would exist as place, the Board of Btacation, be- panied by shakes. lieves that they are going tohav e a ehemists. Also three successors of Armours Skinless, LB. As>c Home Made mere geographical entities, without power or real meaning. All building that will be an ornament currencies would be dominated by Germany, and Germany would to the city and of which., the people establish the terms on which trade between peoples could be car- will be proud. Itw Board is also of Frankfurters LS Kabosi ried on. The gold standard, of course, would cease to exist. It the opinion that the architects and Fresh or Smoked 28' would be replaced by some sort of a barter system. The "super- contractors will measure up to tne Fresh Lean LB. 4 /VQ tasks imposed upon them. Prime Beet IB. ior" peoples of Europe—the British, the French) the Scandinavi The building wiU be a two story ans^fll£-would command a high standard of living, while th< and basement structure, 153 feet, HEART PARISH ANNUAL Chopped Beef 1" jWHrior" peoples, such as the Slavs, would be much in the posi frontage on John street and M feet Rib Roast Won of slaves, performing the hard labor and receiving in return deep. It will be of brick with terra Fresh Killed Fricasee nfc cotta trimming, the latter being just enough food and clothing, and lodging and medical attention made by the South Amboy Terra Breast to keep them alive and able to work. Cotta Company, one of oar local in-{ Chickens Ib. ZD So far as this hemisphere is concerned, there are two theor dustries. The building has been de- OUTDOOR CARNIVAL! Lamb 15' ies. One is that, after Hitler had consolidated Europe, he would signed on the theory that the audl-j Italian Hot OOC attack the Americans with military force. The other is that he torium can be isolated* from the rest Milk Fed Boneless. LB. 4"_>f\C of the structure, and will prove a SATURDAY NIGHT has no such plans—which is what he said in his recent interview great benefit, the same being two Sausage lb.Zo with an American news correspondent. The second theory has stories high with stage and a bal- TOMORROW—JUNE 29th AND INCLUDING Roasting Veal Z" many authoritative adherents. Hitler, they say, feels that the cony so arranged that moving pic- Americans would have to come to terms with him whether they tures can be shown. On the ground Armours Star I fi< Fresh Calves wished to or not, in order to dispose of their surplus commodities floor are the vocational departments EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK for manual training and domestic ALSO SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 7th and manufactures abroad. The Americas, he reasons, must have science. The first floor will have fl*e Call Hams, Ib 18 liver 58* foreign trade-^and that necessity would drive them to join in recitation rooms, and if to be used 25 Stands Packed Full of Valuable and Beautiful whatever system of commerce he establishes. Our gold—and at in connection with the George St. Prim* B««f ^s^ ^K the moment we have some 60 per cent of all the world's monetry building for the grade school and Gifs for AIL will also contain a room for toe gold—would be useful only for filling teeth and manufacturing Board of Education meetings. Sup- jewelry. erintendents Office, teacher's Chuck Roast Ib22c One note of optimism is occasionally sounded. Even if Hit- tiring room and stock room. DANCING NIGHTLY ler wins an overwhelming victory in Europe, some hopefuls say, PoKsh and English selections by Popular Orchestra The Board of Education Is tolos e Fresh Boneless Fresh FOet he will not be able to put his plans into effect. This is based on another manual training tffher. Open Air Pavilion the fact that all the empires won by conquest in the past have in- Warren W. Johnson having resigned variably collapsed sooner or later of their own weight. Conquer • to accept a very remunerative posi- Haddock Ib. 25c Flounder Ib. 28c ed people are not cooperative—a tremendous part of the conquer- tion in the public schools of Ruth- Game Social Every or's energies and resources and man power must be given to po- erford. During bis vacation Hard Rip* Slicing ths, Mr. Jcfcnson trill take a course DOOR PRIZE EVERY NIGHT narg Kip« slicing m "~jg^ licing them. And in time, the conqueror grows rich and soft In automobile mechanics at the So much for speculation. This seems sure—tomorrow's Government Technical School at -world, no matter who wins this war, will be a vastly different Newark. Grand Drawing for $250.00 in Prizes TOMATOES, 2 lbs. 19c place than the world of today. There will, say authorities, be fa- * * * mines, depression, constant social and economic upheavals. The At a congregational meeting held Fresh Green Ulna V. S. No. 1 New future for all nations is far from1 bright. , the Baptist Church on Wednes- day evening. It was Sacred Heart Parish Grounds * • * voted to extend a can toHer . O. W. Business activity here holds to good levels. The production McOomtoe of Belleville to become WASHINGTON AVENUE Beans 2 lbs. 25cPotatoes 10 lbs. 25c indexes will shoot up as the arms program swings into gear. That pastor of the ohurcfa. It is not known st this writing if Mr. McOomte FUN FOR ALL! BE THERE ! of course, will be an artificial boom, of the kind which usually ends will accept. in a tremendous crash—but in the meantime, it should just about solve the unemployment problem. Sunday last was the coldest June rmximi inn »tl IITT.XT¥ Coffee, Ib 24f 23 in a decade or longer. Over- All Grind* A NOTE FOR AMERICA coats and" straw hats, while a pecu- Alia-:..!. «#TTVi While homes abroad are being broken up and shattered, here liar combination.* were much in in America, for a time, at least, we have a situation where more evidence. Gas stoves were found to Snlder*8 BEETS— it la s*w aU tthra il iu« worked for yean. EIMIMIBB man representing «h* Old Bridge Motion. priws Wgta at «111. eadt. Bstall earryiag chart* •«•!•* If AWNING, Inc. 7m *mr •• term* Certo, 8HBL bottle Consult. Us For Estimates fcot h!tfv»4lar clock that •w-« .-•:-•",-; ga vim at tin M«w York U Jelly Glasses doz THE SOUTH AMBOY CITtZffli FitfDAY, JUWE/2S, IMS

Star In Show At Tuesday Meeting Pnbfic School 1 At Princetca W Rotary Club Ft)R SALE — 500 New and slightly in j Tike fi&al attendance faonor roll Used Phono Records lUC 300 DD "Captain Brassbound's Canver-' Cancludinj the 1S39-4Q term, Ur the term, m released yesterday America Still Land Of Oppor- PHONOGRAPHS—Trlntdy Owned don" Wilt Open jwith a meeting over which the pre- it Scbool No. 1 and fmtBirrn the tunity. Cameron Beck Tells ans of Uae foJovtaf pupils' {sent stall of officers presided for the Sertce for a ~J.«t~— charge. Independent operators. SUMMER Rrat Grader Barbara Buckelew, •••-- Graduates July 1st last time, the members of the So. FSfi NSooias, Robert Amboy Rotary Club not America Is still the land ol oppor- Sacocd Omde: George Staler. tunity, despite repeated statements COLORS Karl Wilber, John to the contrary, d^cla^d Cameron MODERN AMUSEMENT CO. FIM GAMES—Cob. operated machine*. Music Machines. Beck of New York City, speaker at bound's Conversion", first became ,; U°«» at the Tuesday meeting, Hist CntSe: Robert Duliba. How •he commencemen_ _ t exercises of star when she stepped into a roej Eaca member of the club was pre- Mule machines rented and installed for all occasions. «nt Hoffman John Lear. Harold 1 Hn&man High Sebool. Friday even- that was a more prominent actress! sented «"ith a cleweTly complied fais- jfcteiiriancer deraid O'Brien. Jerry 1 tag, 3r &n se If you are not latbfled with year present equipment, a phone of the day refused to play. The' ' y d t of statistics concerning eail will bring oar representative. Bdcer. Marvin Wood. Thomas Sen- i Bsck noted al,thOr and 1-cturer. beautiful Miss Cowl, then a little I'he club, prepared by Paul Milburn, wrier. J.neph at>*Ene. Catherine ^j Iormer pe-sonnel director of known leading lacy, has little to I "^tiring secretary. 146 Monmouth St Tel. 2569 Red Bank Flanigan Sbiriey H«Tmann, Joan thw N;w York Stock Exchange de- Sose by her decision, where as th»! The history compiled by Mr. Mil- Marie HrnnroneD. Hilda Behfuss, elared it was important today that star who turned down the part was|bum besdes gives a list of the r«- Nancy StiKiran, Elam-"-^—e Ware-'— , Ai*' - the graduate- - s be prepared so tha•• •t risking an established reputation *!rtn>* off'cers and the officers elect, 11111111 n 111 i «i t****n*¥********** (BCdia Ferguson, wheh n ththe opportunitietiti s presentetd should she undertake to play a he- j lists the existing members, the char- Second Grade. William Browii, themselves, they can take full ad- 1 roine who was a thief. The play, other members, office:* of past pears, Mm Bufkalear. A-v»h Cox. Herbert ,-vantage of them. Opportunities to- cours?, was Bayurd Velller's "With- part members, and attendance r«c- Lauritwn Strstss Nicolas I**use day. lie said, are Just fts numerous B.oodg» c Jean Oocway lii the Law", a sensational melo- |crd, rf (h,, clul) m.m^rs during the Evelyn as they have ever been in the tiis- drama in its time. As Mary Tumor I t«.p.VP months of the nast K&U iisrsene Keenig. momhs of the past tory of thp country. "No amount of in "Within the Law" Miss Cowl at- ™t- Thlrt Gride: Raymond Blood- training will carry an incapable or tainetf dramatic heights which mar- good Be: narc Fleming Anthony U>- an unworthy man to a place in life." ked her as one of America's great- Th= Mstory also contains som? in- pex Etaer McCmeken Jotm Samuel- he said. est actresses—a position which she ••reHnii q?neral lnfo-matlon about •OD Kev"*& paintecL white and a new lighting on a third. Mrs, Nelson (Shaw of Norrlstown, and Scott avenues at 6 P. M. the high system has been installed inside and The awards, all cash were: High- Fa. sptnt Tuesday with Mrs. Louise out. Flood lights hare been install- est general average prize, donated Brown, of North Broadway, William Madsen, of Rosewell St. Armours Treet - - 12 OL Can 21c ed on the share ol Treasure Lake. by Harold G. Hoffman, Gloria Swiat- _ enloying his annual vacation colors of The lighted lake, with the Casino kowska: second highest general av- from his duties at the DuPont Pathe on one side and the biy on the erage prize, donated by the class of Film plant. He was Just returned Warm Weather other, makes it an attractive feat- 1938, Milton Bloodgood and Morton from a visit to the Catskill Moun- Queen Brand Asparagus- ure of Use amusement resort. Kaganowich: English prize, donat- TYPHW AT TKS tains. Fashion, Al KaLU anl bis orchestra have ed by Charles Safran, Morton Ka- returned to the casino for the fifth ganowich; bookkeeping prizs, do- EMPIRE SUN.-MON. let us show consecutive year to furnish the mu- nated by the South Amboy Trust Center Cuts • - 15 Oz. Can 10c sk.- for dancing. . Company, Marie Pohl; mathematics you the The jttfDdanoe so far this year P Ize. donated by the First National GARLIC Helps Fight has been far gteater than last year, Bank. Morton Kaganowich; Foreign 1940 hits in and due to recent improvements the language prize, donated by G. W. liltstiial Poisoiiig! Fresh Hams - • - - - 1b. 19c Casino at CJSaood Beach is the Crane, Waldo Greenspan, Science most beautiful Casino on the entire nrize, donated by Thorvald Filskov, Jersey shore. Milton Blbodgood; domestic arts . * iirize. donated by the South Amboy Premier Tea - Orange Peco - \ lb. 33c J PALM Woman's Olub, Fanny Goldsmith; —• • '- -* —• manual training prise, donated by Animal Attendance Miller, Bergen and Welsh, Milton At WALTER I'ETKKSON, Druggist Bloodgood. Heinz Catsup - Large Bottles 2 for 35c BEACH Honor Roll For History prize, donated by Harold O. Hoffman, Anna Krasheskey; art Gulf Green prize, donated by Peter C. Olsen. Pubfic_ School 2 O'ota Swiatkowska; mechanical drawing prize, donated by Wllhelm Premier Fancy Rice Two lib. pkgs. 15c Jute The following students attending N. Pteerelbeck, Milton Bloodgood, C. FRANK RYAN tibU School No. 2 were ntlth»r stenography and typewriting prize, Wicker late or atetnt during the school donated by Mrs. D. C. Chase. Gloria year which Just closed: Swiatkowska: Physical and health Premier Tasty Sliced Pickles - Qt. 15c Cabana Blue «th Grade: Evelyn Conway, Kath- education prize for girls, idonated by FUNERAL SERVICE arine Dultba. the South Amboy Parent Teacher's Pifto. Grade: Ruth O'Connor, Association, Florence Weiss, physi- RED HEART DOG POOD UMABEANS,-:, 9Qr flblrley Rathbun. Harvry Thorpe. cal and health education prize for MANOR STREET 3 Cans 25c Squall 9 iba Ummm la twU, uvv These students received * general boy, donated by James Housel, Wal- $16.75 •mage of 90 percent or over: lace Wood: music prize, donated by Sixth Grade: Betty Jane Stratton. the South lAmboy Parent-Teacher Phones 632 and 888 CUT CORN TUchard Kurowsky. Dolores Murphy. Association, Avis Duflord. The JAR RUBBERS 2 doz. 9c Farm-Crnb. Box acrvn 4 . Lot awards were nresented by Superin- Doris JPyne. Edmund staler. Em- "TON" IN *t/MMI* itAMDM ma Lear. tendent of Schools, O. O. Barr. _ Sixth Grw2e: Seymour Weiss, STRING BEANS... lb. 5c BO<(10OE.1 Nancy Burkard. Donald1 Beckman, The Rotary club prize; for "char- LOBSTER MEAT S Wd acter, scholarship and service to the in the new Regent (draped Bernice Wedeen, Chesteh r Richmondi , school" was presented to the class Katherine Duliba Marie Filskov. president, Lee O. Larew, by Donald HAVE YOUR FUN FRESH JERSEY BEETS ASPARAGUS TIPS double-breasted) and U» PUth Grade: William Behn. Ches- W. Reed. Jr., president of the club. 3 Bunches 13c $1 three-button Stanford ter Bindtr. Eeanor Oeant, Dorothy Diplomas were presented by Oli- AT f rAJHORE TUAT Kagononlch. Frederick Katx, Betty ver W. Welsh, president of tdie . (draped single-breasted)• Lee, Bath O'Connor. Margaret Shu- Board of Education. The class Rift lex, Shirley Stanr. June Ware. to the school, a sum of money to be FRESH JERSEY tib. COD FILLETS . . . Fifth Year: Lenora Greenspan, used for the enlargement of the Kozy Bar and Grill SPINACH...... 3 lbs. 10c Fiances Ryder. William Creed, Gla- school library, was presldented by dys BauEders. Him Dukacz. Cather- Lee O. Xiuew and received by Su- On State Highway 35, Moron, N. J. L Briegs & Sons MMIMUrC ine LevandosU. perintendent Barr. Sea Food-Beers-Wlnca-LWnora Mk Ptourth Grade: Joan Brlggs, Lou- The musical program was under FRESH JERSEY RAD- 91 Smith St. Perth iatt ise Clayton. Eileen Creed, Rope the direction of William Elcher, mu- LAGODA BROS. lib. CHOPPED STEAK .. Hoffman Rutb Kurowsky, Bobby ORCHESTRA EVERY SATUR ISHES 3 Bunches 10c CQ. Open Moo., Fit, Jk Sat. sic supervisor of the system, with "SHELL" SERVICE STATIW ,I> ASPARAGUS COTS Dimsey. Howard Larew Rudolph Paul Zuydhoek, aa accompanist. OAY NIGHT FOR DANCINC PoM. Tom Car Washed, Greased and TRUCK HITS CARS Polished. Called for and Delivered Phone 8. A. US Morgan. N. X CONSIDERABLE LOCAL IN MECHANICSVILLE Cor. 4th St. & Ridtreway Avenui BUILDING ACTIVITY In a collision between cars driven Telephone 674 The past week saw considerable by Alex Saibolsky, of 208 David St. building activity in the western sec- and John MoKeon, of 13 Pulaskl NEXT WEEK tion of the city, and arrangements avenue. Sayrevllle. at the comer of completed for further activity. George street and Pine avenue. Coming Soon The work of discing the founda- Sunday, Irene RajBUlski, of 404 Sunday and Monday i tions for the home of Morris Rein- Henry street, five years of age. a er on Robert street was completed passenger in Szabolskys car sus- New Office Hours as was the work of dieting the foun- tained an Injured wrist. dation far a new home for Howard Effective June 1st Wtray on Charles street. ALTAR BOYS EXCURSION Monday - Wednesday - Friday Work was also started on the oon- MONDAY TO CONEY 10 to 12 2 to 4 7 to 8 rtnuction of a new home for John Tuesday, Thursday and Friday EMPIRE Zoak on Conlogue avenue and ano- Monday the altar boys of St. Ma- by appointment ttoer Tor Mr. and Mrs. A. U Hulf on ry's Church will hold their annual Campbell street. outing, whe nthey will spend the day at Coney Island. S. J. AbbatieOo,DX. A meeting or the recently organ- Busses will leave the sebool for 114 So. Stevens Avenue Wednesday lied League for American Unity wul the Steeplechase at 8:30 and will Tuesday take place at the Legion cldbbouse leave the Island on the return trip Tel. 61 on lower Dart* street, Monday ev- Tomorrow at 6 P.M. Monday ONE DAY ONLY

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organist for the wedding music and tu» soloist was Mlas Mary Qundrmn. on the Fourth of Jutr (Thursday) tatue Uce,. accaMorfea te Augusta street. After a trip to Virginia Beach at 10 o'clock in the morning. TSie match, and a corsage ot nreetheart The bride Is a graduate of at Bride Of Keyport Dinner Dance Wedding Held Here an- other Southern points, the cou- public is cordially united to attend. roses and ttarys High school' here and that plewiu re-side it 240 First street. Mrs. Vincent Abbatieuo played the Surider Secretairisi School. Mew The bride is a graduate of St wedding music and also accompan- York City. Mr. Coan, al» « gm«V At Long Branch Saturday Morning Marys High Schol and a member Coan-Tedesco ied the soloist. Miss Elizabeth Far- uate of St Mary's High School, of the nurses' staff of St. Michael's rireton in "Ave Miiia" and "Panl* ffilid with the Sheffield ~ Sosoital, Newark. Mr. O'Connor, al- anseUeus". At St. MU7*> Rectory Monday «rf Rt. Rev. 'EL C. Griffin Wan In St. Mary's Romari Catholic Cta- so a grsAmte of St. M*irs,* is em- ternoon Mb* IBta A. camspton, dau- Principal Speaker urch. at 8 o'clock Saturday morning Ployed by the DuPont Company at Nnptials Satarday ghter of Mi*. Agnea »nd the late the wedding of Mi» Dorothy Cath- Purlin. David Camfson, of 247 Henry St-. erine Bill, daughter of Captain and HIIIIMIII I MUM The Ferren, to Thomas Ed- Eulner Mr. Henry Leonard, Mr. •ward ChullW, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Owens. Mr. Rich- BernaTd Chullll, of Stockton St., ard C. Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. D. OUTING? Visit the new and smart six-room took place in St. Mary's Roman W. Reed, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harper Catholic Church, Saturday morn- Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leon- Herbert Kurz toe at {(o'clock. ard, Mrs.-Dennis Ryan. Mrs. M»u- The ceremony which was fol- rice Lucltl. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Try Peterson's first for lowed bw a miDtlal mass, was per- Condit Mr. Jos. McGonigle, Mrs. formed toyth e Rt. Rev. Ms«r. E. C.Pawlowski. Mrs. Carl E. HoHmai, your needs this 113 North Broadway South Amboy, N. J. Griffin. The Her. John Horan ce- Mrs. Gustav Witzel. Miss Janet GEORGIAN HOME holiday. lebrated the mass. A reception for Witzel, Miss Marie Witzel. Mrs. Mo- Six Rooms the Immediate families took place at Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Na- the Buttonood Manor, Mmtawan. gle, Mr. and Mrs. JH Kress, Mrs. Tiled Bath and Shower The gown of the bride was of Hoffman, Mr. Jtobert Disbrow, Mins •white marquisette with a square Ruth Foster. Mr. and) Mrs. Richard Three Bedrooms neckline, and rihe wore a short net Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence * BATHING CAPS. THE SOUTH AMBOY veil. She carried a white prayer book Kenny, Miss Doris Brerman, Mr. * FILMS., Modern Kitchen $39.36 Monthly with a tiny white roses and valley and Mrs. Lund. Mr. Wm. Barrett, BUSINESS DIRECTORY ltllks as markers. Mr. and Mrs. George Dlsbrow, Dr. * PAPERS. OH Heat Covers Everything Miss Mary Ferren sister of thane d Mrs. Hoffman. bride, was bridesmaid, wearing aq- Monslgnor Griffin, Dr. and Mrs. * CAMERAS. Be sure to visit Lake Leffert's Estates this weekend. COAL AND WOOD INSURANCE uamarine organdie, with matching Kline, Miss Virginia Lockbart, Mr. * ETC. accessories, and carried talisman Thomas Peterson. Mrs. Florence Ten minutes from South Amboy Toses. Stewart, Mrs. Ellen Hammel, Miss CT.MASON The best man was Frank Desdgtto, CTHoUM, Mr. and Mrs. Manvel Ap- All lake privileges to residents for swimming, cousin of the bridegroom «nd theplegate, Jr.,- Mr. and Mrs. • Oliver PAUL BRYUNSK! (Snccenor to R. P. Hawa) ushers were Robert Hughes «n4 Lockhart. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Boating and Fishing Iknanue) ChuiUl. toother of thFultone , Mrs. S; T. Bastedo, Mr. and bridegroow. Mrs. John Sutliff, Mr. and Mrs. Oa- PETERSON'S FUELOIL INSURANCE The bride's mother wore a navy thcart, WCr. and (Mrs. Robert "Wbrt- — IN — blue chiffon dress and a corsage of ley, Jr., Mr. Robert Wortley, Jr., CONCRETE BLOCKS Reliable UNITED STATES roses, and the bridegroom's moth- Miss Virginia Post, Mr. and Mra. Lake Lefferts Estates PHARMACY . COMPANIES er was attired in a rose' net dress Joseph Kress. MATAWAN, N. J. On Route N. J. 4-U. S. 9 PORTLAND CEMENT and a corsage of talisman roses. From Perth Amboy: Dr. and Mrs. 132 NO. BROADWAY EXPLOSION INSURANCE The bride's going away outfit con- Martin Melnzer, Dr. andMrs-Tyrell, One block north of Buttonwood Manor ALL KINDS OP . .NOTARY PUBLIC sisted of a na/vy blue dress with Mr. and Mrs. Irs Safran. Phone 137 iitfiite accessories and a corsage of From Passaic: Dr. Richard La- FEED AND GRAIN 231 First St. South Anbor »weW peas and pink roses. ng, Mr. John O. McGulre. 3BBJ After a trip through Neiw York The commltee tn. charge of the - State and1 Canada, the couple will fair included: Mrs. Anthony Healy, reside on Prospect street, this cl- Miss KaUuyn BuDner and Mrs. E. P. Old Lehltrh and WilkM-Bun CP.BOSTWICK King. GIRL INJURED SPORTING CLim COAL Insurance of All Kinds I WHEN CARS CRASH AWARDS RADIO Center and Elm Su. Fin, AntomobiU, Liability , Eiplwton, Catulty, Ma. "~T . Monday evening at the corner of Benjamin Methertck, of Old Ridgeway Avenue and Raritan St.. Bridge, was the 'winner of the ra- Santy and PMality Baadc ^f a truck, driven *>? Benjamin Kess- dio recently awarded at b. wand Telephone 60 ler of Van Ripen Avenue, Clifton, drawing held by the MechanteavUle So. Amboy 7 So. Rhr«r f N. J.. crashed into a car driven by Sporting Club. ' By Point: 120RosewenSt South AmboT Stanley Nyci, of 375 Raritan St., The club is considering plans for •ending it Into another car owned a bus ride to the.New York World's fey K, Ferrier. of 365 south OrangeFair or Coney Island In the near Avenue. future. Jacob J. Jacobsen NOTARY PUBLIC Old Bridge Coal Co. JUSTICE OP THE PEACE Dealer la HIGH OBADI Beat Eatate—laanrano*' Ads RtpnunUtin of tlw Amrlwui AatomobiU AimacUUan FOR RENT FOR SALE Lehigh Coal and Wood 11* 8. Broadway. Senta imliej Abo Broad Top Soft Coal TeL W9-J K)R RENT: Flat, fire rooms, all FOR 8AUB: Child's Two Wheel Bi- Mala Offlee Improvements. • Famished If de- cycle. Brand New. Inquire 210 PLUMBING AND HEATING sired. Oil heat furnished. Tele- Church St. 6-21-U 23S Feltua St. South Amboj phone W6-MV or call at 731 Bor- dentown «re. B-10-tf TMephon* 1M-W G. T WILHELM FOR SALE: No. 332 David St. Plot Rranch Office. OM Bridge, N. J WhtlOO feet. Five room house, . l»iln>»ai «»-«. t FOR RENT—Flat. 6 rooms. Im- steam heat, elec., gas, water, se- Sanitary And provements. Moderate rent. 330 wer, paved St., sidewalk, curb. FRANK PAZDAN. Proprietor Henry Bt. Inquire 334 Henry Street. Fine location In,center of town: Heating Engin TW. i*8J 8S7U Reasonably priced. Johnson. Ex- clusive Agent, sat Main St. 8-38-lt MKRC0 OIL BURNERS •' BUNGALOW FOR SALE PAINTS. ETC. FURNISHED APARTMENT Telephone SA 292 NEW MODERN S Room Bungalow, 228 Flirt Street South Aaboj! steam heat, built-in Cabinet sink Beotrlo Store, and all the latest FOR RENT: Furnished Room, Light SOUTH AMBOY. N. J. modern Improvements. Inquire housekeejrinc privilegee, single or Eugene A. Morris Frederick H. tear, 910 Oeorge St. couple. Call South Amboy 40. - e-ae-it WITH POUISPIEIE SEALED UNIT SAV£'3OTO'6O Paints, Oik and VamkhM iiitr Wilhelm's Hall WASHING. MACHINES, VACUUM 9 BIO 6 AND 8 CUBIC FOOT Bmahe*. Glasa, BronxM Rates Ftaroiabad Upoa AWNINGS—SHADES CLEANERS FDR SALE: Rebuilt washing ma- KELVIMTORS TO CHOOSE FROM Gold Leaf, Staina, Etc chines. Washing Machine and WaQPaptr Wm. H. Lewis Vacuum Cleaner service that win Compare these Big New 1SM0 KeMnaton, AMBOY SHADE; * AWNON! CO satisfy.' See Winter Tronk. J13 point by point, with any other refrigerator* t%» (MUml PLUMBING AND dM» anadt* awl VMutian BUn* Catherine 8t.( Tel. 671-W.'»-«-« you're erer teen. r HEATING VB^^a^^b ^Ha^aB^^^aA A^ttl' V^UBB^BAflR^BtBABB^ " t^Bt^t CARPENTERS a>4 BUlLtolM MB- •msJ; Perth Anftor. TO. WASHERS—VACUUM look at the beautlrol cabJaetf finished Ja Electrol Oil Burners gleaming whits'Permalox with Porcelain. With IatwaaM«a% Kverymak* stores sell at low- P. a Bra 4tt "BALLPLAMar est tanu. Thousands of part* LOOK AT THESE FEATURES S^uttS^^tS^gSf FRANK A. MACSDUL8K1 MONEY TO LOAN motors, mactilMi; »0 auu at. 1M Jafca final Parana* CaUaat HaU • rnrtaUla na ilial *• timtian^ tavet yon many dollaet la CARPENTER u4 BUILDER Mrib A»*o». Mtat P, A. «,»•) nuMwumiwii ' "'"" operatin|co«ts; YMaod--LookattheSixel 01) TO XOatt on bond tad lMtli«r*l1MiSVMrafMlaf Shall feM3Vohime Production.and Low-Cost Exp^ctonewl on cotton Ufhf Selling. •• , ; gown* and pajanuu on Sin> Wcbb*s Anto Body ; ReruaelilnM. Steady work, JOHN J. CROSS ; Rood My. Apply aB week. ELECTRIC AND ACBTYLKNBWKLDINO Auto Painting MANUFACTURINq COV Vi Filtw Bt. DOL AN BROTHERS mmKmx^ ft'1''-'' MMMfiaaWMHll KNOWN SOU »N THAT NEW MAKt

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Judge us by our record of maturities, always paid when due ... of withdrawals, always paid on request ectlons. r ... of consistently liberal dividends. Then Join our Now the lad with s "Kicker", is a "DU BARRY WAS A LAT>Y- Farm C«-operaUvea July Series . . . NOW OPEN . . . and KNOW that you PIPE DREAMS "Kicker" himself. Re thinks there Illinois has 64S farm co-operativts, should be directional signs placed more than any other state. are ca the pa'-h to security. in the Bay so fishermen can find their way around. 1 • • m •Sunday night that famous batchelor on the hill mho has suc- £ AMI 0WNEBS ceeded all these years in having a INDIGESTION date almost every nlte w.thout gett Scnutwoal Re!»l from tWi^tlian BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION in« to the point where he bought •nd One Doam Pnmrif-.— even an engagement ring, was sitt- IT the Brat Ana* of tXilt plnsfnt-tafilriff ing in his car ouiside that famous bUk tub lei tkietft't bring you I 8*. kmikmt Trwst Co. BMa. » Cor. Broadway ft Augusta 81s. w nnOnk loe u intlo MIHfI *«?ntu Imte »i Bergen HS1 thirstatorium run by barklin lut Ui!»( Mil• ledt ««ht IWtUHLK ' Kfi the Mie»i itomarh f Pmfmtif mmj hm mmim dmtfy duwttig rrguUr banking himn that famous Bergen Hill thlrstator- cat tlit nourtslilnt foods By NI<*-o-Tlne ium run by the slender bartender, Ltirnn , >lrh I.ejtUebIejtUeb* >ud eirwi twmtch fluid! « In some families In this section, when his pal came out with two •hk .,ii vvtr—svar the women folks are kept pretty cans of beer and saw a girl friend d Uf It busy with their romances. of the batchelors standing toyth e For instance it was only the oth- car door talking to him. er day that a married woman living The friend got so excited over in the north, close to the city line, seeing the girt talking to the bat- hopped on a bus and travelled over chelor, that when he tried to get Donald W.Reed, Jr. Ham: Dally M-1I. I-J. 7-8 Wednesday 10-11 Only to Perth Amboy, where she started into the car, he spilled the can of looking around smith street torhe rbeer over the batchelor's suit. barber friend. .This dampened the batchelor's GENERAL I. MANN & SON At the same time, her daughter suit, but not his ardor, and he kept OPTOMETRISTS was riding up Cheesequalce creek in talking to the girl, until finally the INSURANCE a lowboat toward a romancing spot. Batchelor's friend got wise to the •9 SMITH STREET Tel P. A, 4-2027 Perth Amboy, N. J. • • • fact that he [was unnecessary bag- gage around there, and he Slipped The foreman in charge of WPAoff. When he got out of sight, the men relaying flag stones on Second girl hopped into the batchetor*s ear Telephone S. A- 44 street, gets himself considerable ex- and off they went. ••••••••••••••••aniBBiBBiBBaBiBMBBiaBiaiaaaBi* ercise every morning because the *. * * 237 BORDENTOWN AVE. WPA has not furnished the gang ONLY XFEW DAYS UEFT TO ORDER 5 with a trowel, and the foreman ha3 The bartender of today is no long- to walk up toSteven s avenue every er just a fellow who handb out the Etfcd Merman, of course, is the lady, and Bert Lahr U the hilsri-1 beers and throws out the bums, he's eusly reincarnated King Louis XV in the bit musical at tilt 46tW morning to borrow one. VStreet Theatre../ • •— —. - —; J It's a good system though, for the got to be a mixologist, a diplomat. •••••••••••••••••••I foreman walking over the recently a radio engineer and a f mion more I COAL at LOW SPRING PRICE | laid flagstones so much, helps to things. -get.them settled', by putting his For instance Tuesday night we Wheat tu Italian Mu iri'.ani.i SAVE COAL DOLLARS £ stopped in the "Television Inn" to.Some 7.500.000 acres (25 fer eet.t weight on them. wait until the moon came up, and of the total area) are utilized tor the NEW!!! especially if your order is for the real Arts- S • • » while we were waiting, we watched cultivation of wheat In the Italian tocrat of Anthracite, Jeddo-Highland Coal 5 If war comes, some of these women the bartender. At one corner of the mountains. Wheat is grown in the a'uout town have got to dig Into the bar staad a group of baseball fans A FRUIT FILLED —the standard by which other hard coals » dictionaries to find the right words Alps to an altitude of from 3,400 to are measured. Order NOW while prices are J to use when talking about soldiers who were listening to the Brooklyn-1 3,000 feet and up to 4.S00 feet in the and their equipment. Chicago baseball game being play-1 Apennines. Demonstration fields in ed in Brooklyn, while at the other I the Tuscan Apennines have pro- COFFEE For'instance, a girl who -works at end were three who were interest-! a lunoh counter on Broadway, was ed in the Republican convention in duced yield!) varying from SO to 33 talking the other day to a patron Philadelphia, and the bartender had quintals per acre, the plateaux of RWG about all the canned chow meln and to demonstrate his diplomacy and the lower slopes producing as much ICE COAL WOOD ] comer beef hash they had on hand his radio engineering knowledge by as 40 quintals per acre. By utiliz- — At The— when she said "We can give some keeping the Instruments on each. ing an adequate amount of fertilizer of it to the soldiers to put In their end of the bar so adjusted that the iit is anticipated that much higher ONE STEP HOPPER'S COKE — FUEL OILS — KEROSENE * snapjacks." The word she wanted, convention speech of Herbert Hoov- yields may be obtained. DAYLIGHT BAtERY but didn't have, was "haversacks'. er in Philadelphia did not disturb " GET YOU 107 NORTH BROADWAY • • • the broadcasting of the baseball ga- Cooterator, the Air Conditioned Refrigerator J Up in Sayxeville they have a newme In Brooklyn, and vice varsa, and And One AD Won't special cop who seems to have a new he had a busy time between rushing SoeesM-You Matt Keep OB system of {proving to the taxpayers between the radio and television sets Adrettiwig that he is on the job and should to r/>ke adjustments, handing out get a permanent post as cop. •••••••••••••alBBBBil Swan Hill Ice & Coal Co. I beers and shots, watching the shuf- Be arrives at the posts covered by fleboard game, seeing "what the KEEP COOL! 146 HENRY STREET TELEPHONE 340 [ the regular policement Just ten mi-girls" in the back room would have, !••••••••••••••••••«• •••••••••••••ail nutes ahead of them, so that when and keeping a ml^ohevious customer the regular (policemen arrive, the from putting a live bullfrog In the taxpayers get the impression that beer. the special Is on the Job ahead of * • . the regulars. Schools are closed now, and there I • ¥ • will be no more bringing apples to There is a funny candidate situa- trie teacher, but the bringing things tion in town alphabetically—have to curry, favor don't seem to be over you thought of itt for some of the boys In town who endent? No matter who wins It will' be a long ego left the school rooms be- big year for the "Hs" and in the hind. Third Ward, you're going to have a councilman whose name begins A former plasterer of the Mech- with "H", no matter -who you vote Bnicsvllle section, who works In a The stgnint of the DeclaraUon of Independence on Jnly 4, for, or who is elected. Perth Amboy plant, was very much 1776, forever gDaranteed pblltioal freedom to AmerJom'i ratare - Three of the lour council candi- interested in the Rood looking plant tenerations. dates running ~in the coming election nurse and thought he was unopposed, until he found some of the big shots Thouch Uvlnc in a free eonntry, many are belpleas sabjeeto of have names that begin with "H", of the plant were spending consid- and there are those who claim that erable time around the hospital and that dreaded tyrant, Disease) no matter who sets elected, there the nurse-vas the cause of their vi- will be H raised in the council Onlx a SolcDttflcsUy correct health program prepared by year sits. physician can help .you gafai freedom from sleknesa. A strong next year. Evidently believing his chances of Then too, there is a technical annexing the nurse were decreasing and vicwenu constitution li your best assoranee of health Hide* point concerned in this "H" busi- because of the big shots, the Mech- pendenee. ness. How iwUl the roll call go, with anlcsvilllan harkened back to his two "HV" in the council? "Who votes childhood school days when Utead.of who is sometimes very he used to bring apples to the tea. important, at that vary important cher and trotted into the plant tot- ARKY'S New Tear's meeting. ing a big bouquet of flowers to the FBABMACT • * • nurse. If you've been accustomed to • • • *" Arthur Aiky; Beg. talking put the thlrstatorium run Have you seen the new shirt the j 118 No. Broadway Sooth tor tins "Count of Stevens Avenue", barber on the hill has? It is a typi- • and seeing the "Count" lounging by cal carnival shirt, and Is launder The Quality Drag Store ..the window and havent seen him 1 recently it to all because of the Eu-than the voice of a carnival barker. One of the ••Slick" boys of the IMHMlUlilMIIIMtMMHIIMIIIMIl'MlVlllilllll ropean.War. hill claims he found' out 'Where the Several papers are delivered at shirt came from. According to his tn* tUntitortum every Afternoon theory, the barber and bis (wife at- and when they come in the "Count" tended the' recent camrval In Booth ihle (apply of hot wister f simply glances at to© headlines, River quite frequently, and when of die day and night at a cost so low then bangs the paper over the rail the show closed, the barber's wife > In the window at the side of the appropriated the shirt when one of as to surprise you. ibar.. . the, carnival men hung It on the The new Hocpoiqt Blectrlc Water ,;, Be explains that he's not inter- line. Heaters pot aa end ftaerer to tank stated tn the papers nowadays, be- ROOD /me J.OMis* they simply confirm what hs This explanation seems to indi- patting, worries about the heatc^ cate "BUck" detective •work, but turning tha heater on and oft - /Predicted half a year ago. and when then are lots of people he's express- Sjjesees the headline*, he knows Yes, high prices are onwektotne Strangera hen. Com* in at your earliest conve- $ what the itories are about, ed his theory to. who dont scree With it. ,•••>,':* Tasty, wholesome Foods—MEATS, GROCERIES AND nience. Don't deprive yourself of the fv Therefore, the "Count- is tne -comfort of abundant hot water any Informed man on liquor, wo- A few days ago, a toad of i and the European War tn town IB piled back of city HaB tor use FRESH VEGETABLES that deH^rfat parttailar Pala.Ua longer. indirectly ejtknita It. of those who were constructing the at prices that spell ECONOMY. Phone jronr order. < "•'••/•• wall around the grounds. ONLY $K.OOD0WN > baker truck driver who Is «n Boon a croup of little cnUdren ' •<**»« OnetThir- found the sand BUe, was a good tmentl? bought himself a place to ptay la. and their fun wall (outboard, motortooat) ana spoiled, wbea they took th« tat* aw- SLACK SDTTS MTWUTK •• on ttetung tn it ay^ and used It NOTCHANfiEO HE AL5O WAS TOLD TH AT DRWKIN5 WHEN HE. FINiSHeOTHE BOOK HE AND INVESTORS AJJD OWNSaW WH THE TIMES ONCE READ VEGETABLES SHOUtC BE REALIZED HE HAD BROKEN EVERT ij»moon to compete in the Midget --1G axa LOAN ASSOCIATION FRQf^A SAUCER WAS N£VER REGULATORS Auto Bating Championships featur-; Of Soutii AijaU^i .V5 Jrrsrj, OtJOU A BOOK ON ETIQUETTE AMO CARRIED ON THE FORK DONE ,AKiO THAT A MAN OUGHT RULE FROM ATOX, SO HE WENT ins ore hundred miles a* speed plaar.au. t. jai IK* •ia> J WAUB LEARNED HE HAD BEEN AU. HE DIDN'T BEUEVE IT TO BE GLAD TO SCALD TO THE RNER AND PULLED THE canpetion, oi.e the half ffiiu Uuiou; WRONG ALL HIS LIFE COULD BE DONE TO BE PROPER _-. WATER OVER HIS HEAD ! I Sicedway Ue;e. j *-* n Pn for -lit ml* of Ui*- rwtuw, t». Aunorucemeii that Russo'f entry! 1340. iss irasd been received for the first ch-j B >tr6u <% MV ?mpionshlp event of this kind in tci ^* * *** *** ' * «•«*>» wwt, the state's history was made by Pro- «^- W sue ot jKibijc t-mu- on moters AlbertJSanto, Jack Kochman WEDNJ3SBAT TKS SEVFNTEBNTa SECTLAR FELLERS The Other Side Is Always Wrong By GENE BYRNES and Red Crlse as they prepared for | DAY OP JULY A D K'lKETOEN the record breaking diy -which will | • HVKD*ua> rotvrv bring' drivers from every section of' at OE* settee* Sr.acUrJ Time «nd m* the county and spectators from all over the east. . The soectaoular Chicago driver who was the big gun at the famous All tbe fotlocins tmct or panel of Nutley Sneedway for the past two seasons, Russo is returning esntj •v o«c»l>y»A atntst*. -IfUw tad " " now lure* by this bis event here oa i Sunday. At that time, he will oppose a field which will consist of over a hundred drivers. The lineup will be out iSown to 33 starters in the time trials which will be presented in the morning. The racing will get under *" *•*? «•» «&• piw way Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and the doors will be opened at 12 noon. The following Sunday afternoon, Jaily 7 has been set as the Tain-date in event that this Sundays cham- pionships are washed out. All ar- rangements have been completed ti accommodate the huge crowd, ex- pected to uttend. The track is lo- A well dressed ball player was Mo- cnted to Union TownBhip, on Route rum 20. ArimoUe Races But his panti were a bit too tight DeSantb Outfit Harness Races foman Holding Out on Mother DP AND DOWN Children are often able to dress Will Be Feature Of Snaring a low one. he laughed. Takes Lead In County For Three Days For he well felt a draught and undress themselves long before THE ALLEYS And knew Just 'bout where he had their mothers realize it. July 4th Celebration a tomim. Twilight Baseball At Freehold By JOB RER Time Trials Will Start At Noon Oasundtheldtl Thp DeSantls A. A, wont into first Will Be Conducted Thursday nlace In the Interbo"ough league Friday And Good Used Cars At Allentown Not Infrequently do we hoar mu- Friday evening as the result of their Saturday sings and mutterings on the part of 8-1 defeat of the MacKlnney Oilers AT LOWEST PRICES AHentnwn. Pa.. June 27th: Hailed some of the country's better-known of Highland Park. Harness race fans of long stand- •s the tersest celebration of Its kind sportswritee used as Straiton has been elbowing so ia- ot the inning. dore Pope, Warren Conover and Not menly USED CARS The sates for the Lehlgh County a oarometer for the rest of base- clian'.ly of late most fans have been Mae Klnney Oilen Clifford Hance, of Freehold, and WJ ce aoiletlor. «WbratJon of the nation's birthday iKlldom. then it won't ibe long be- of the opinion that he overshadows AB R H John B. Mtanzlano. of Flalnfleld. wW open at S o'clock in the mom- fort we break out the mourning dra- Jankowsid on the rubber ..... As you Krull, rf . ._ 4 0 0 Earner.Hall, of Ardena, will act as las and the petrol pyrotechnics will iprv 'cause the good people of this, know, Jankowskl has not been pitch- Rvan, 2b , I- 4 0 0 clerk of the course, and Harvey t* touched off at noon with the the Gateway City, are certainly Ing as formidably as Stratum but Robinson, c — _.. S 1 3 Hartman, of Quakertown, Pa. will time Mais. Following the six reverse then you have to take the fact into 0 0 be the starter. Mr. Hartman has stayira avay from our ball games CTWii'eratlon that the form.r !ia.. McKlnney, lb ._ 3 HAVEJfOU VISITED started qualifying races, two feature in droves. Jenkins ss . ~ 0 0 acted In the same capacity in other •Vents will conclude the afternoon <•• facing stronger com.>tui «f MOO ««*. cline in Interest for the sport, but Semanek, 2b —-.. 4 blem fac'ng the local association, Usttd for the Allentown events. sat if this corner was forced to fltubffr, BS ••» 1 2 in contrast to other tracks in the muutlttl «rd«r on we think it due to a combination of Bcheffler, If .„: __ ~'"S Inke one of the two the aeicci.cn circuit Is what to do with all the It's the Newest, Nloert. Loncest psrijoo te I two things— (1) too "much of a hlVo ,-23 to get to the Meld, d> too many would be Lefty Jankowsid Not Satsky, 3b ..-'. — 4 , 1 steeds. . M because he posses a better assort- McCarthy, lb ...:. „ 0 0 In Town. Joht the ETBT IB- Three Top Notch dull games. ._. a Ten events In all are schedule*. i o> u. to- ment of curves or not because he Kelly, lb — — __. 3 0 0 July 4 will, to the gala day, with ereaslnf Crowd 'it Attracts lW of —Foi tfiose lans living in the op- has a faster ball In my book, CarroU, If :. — 4 1 1 four races -carded. They win include posite eet-HtM of town and who arewhen selecting a pitcher the elbower Clark rf 4 ••-•• -1 Six-Rounders Carded 2 a two yea rold'event, and three oth- of the remaining tew who are still that has moi e experience and can Green, c 3 1 ers for aged steeds.— dependent upon their legs to gethrot w to the proposed comer at the Stz&tton, p 4 1 4 This Is the Freehold trait's sec- them around, the prospect of a proper intervals would be the ace ond season with the PenHt Jersey tma- For Boots Tonight good long walk too soon after supper hurler on my pitching staff. 35 S 16 'Batted for Mezoures in 8th. Circuit. The events close v&e loop Johnny's »«° p does not eppeal too brightly—espec- And that Is the outstanding char- and from hers horses move to oth- Prtw^ia udta. Bud Mansntna Will Meet Morris ially if Hiyo Silver and the Gang acteristic that makes Lefty Jankow- Highland Park 100 000 00—1 «nd Mmi-*nnu*l inter- Do Santls ~ 000 001 x—8 «r spots where the sldewheelen are mi *l I) • Parker In Main Bout At Busters are tearin' 'em out of the sKi a pitcher that is respected by ev- popular. New Brunswick outlaws and underworld element at ery opposing batter that he faces—' Post time is a o'clock. Half Way House the time. His organized baseball expirience . South. _Uek Brunswick.''June 27tfli: Three And then wlien upon reaching the marks him the number one pitcher John Wojeiechowaki, Prop. ot the best matched six rounders field Joe Flan finds that his long trek on any roster on which his name | Bears «*«• scheduled for a fight program is rewarded by an exhibition of appears. NOTICE . ' ,533 RldReway Are. purtmnt «o the In Centra] Jersey will feature the some dull and rather punky base- On the otherhanordont-sell Bill Return Hops Fro Take notice that William Long all-star show to be held at the new ball, it's no wonder that he devotes Stratton's pitching prowess short ..... as applied to the Township Com- ot «te OKT Municipal Stadium here Tonight more of his time and energy to dr- He is as fine a pitcher as you'll find mittee of Madison Township tor "a (Friday) tor the benefit of Youth inking in the latest exploitsand es- in this area His assortment of Center. o Sun; Plenary retail consumption license _^,-^— ..... Iw ~aotd aa a. capades of radio's Little Orphan curves is superior to any twlrler in for premises situated at Marlboro -~~.~-~.»™-*»r* coen- •artll meet the widely known Morris dash of the Junior G-men. hip, N. J. mkturltlea or »14 Unte* ot bond* Jankowsid He can make them sey Ci*v Thursday 1 "TSarker ot Newark In the final ev- If the field /were more centrally bend in any direction. Objections, if any, should be made u—i-rs follows*** ;«»•*»>» ». of «ael« j««r art ent, with Charley Rausch of Tren- located or if the league site were .; Afternoon mmedlately in writing to Thomas ton dashing with" Paterson's Paulfe changed back to its original stami>- « BOO «n IM1. < Romeos are scheduled to play the Sleeping in pullmans for the fourth . Wooton, Clerk of Madison Town- HAVE YOU S.MO to IMS, Griffith ta the semi-final. Lou ine grounds the St. Mary's grounds hip. N. J. asoo in ia«a. :> Greenberg of Newark and Ernest we klnda think that a few more Fords Sporting Club at the city sta- consecutive Saturday night, tee dium Sunday afternoon and the Newark Bears will return home from (Signed) William Long. Had trouble with a radio that Knight of Trenton ere slated for fans might be enticed to attend des- BicWni» mutt utat« ,in' u>etr prapoamt the first six. pite the type of ball playing on Hoffman Club is dated to play Du Buffalo Sunday morning for ano- -21-40 wouldn't always playT th* nt« cf tntcmt (ownln? « Bngl» Pont at the local flicld Sunday af- ther week's stay at Runpert Sta- It will be Manglano's first ring display. NOTICE of «JR> tnu«) the bond. ar» appearance since Tony Calantoni of Did you ask, "well, who is going day the Baltimore Orioles will fur- Take notice that Vincent Yonas Perth Amboy fractured his Jaw in up its BB interest is a tarry has applied to the Mayor and Bor- to oew. not cxoMdlng Mx p»r centum, trie second round of their classic nish the opposition and Jersey City per annum, expressed In » multiple or will come in with the firecrackers ough Council of the Borough of Here's a one-quartw or one-tenth of one per —brwwl at Masonic Hall here. Mag- SayreviHe, N. J., for a plenary re- too Trent on to kayo Tony in the ball on Thrsday and remain through centum. No DKV]XM*U »1U be considend will be Saturday. tail consumption license for prem- for bonds at » mte M.-h*r tnm th» fourth rounds, but spent the next ises situated at state Highway, lowest rate at whiMv « leoOlT acceot- *ert In the hospital. The fracture of B disturbance or distraction to enough ball players present to stage An added feature of tee Baltimore y ccepl a game. series, which Includes the Sunday Route 4, hear Ridgeway avenue, a&le pvposa U ret*iwd' " * has mended perfectly and Bud is the bingo players. Melrose, Sayrsville, N. J. No bids will be considered tor nla Mw at the peak of condition. Have you heard a few of the nick doubleheader, will be a special la- separate l»ues ot bonds. »na nil pro- But, seriously speaking, it Is a names that the ballplayers have been Objections, if any, should be ' Fausch, the club favorite during .iamc the way the game is falling dies night same Monday evening. posils m\»t he tw »« ot *»ld lanie* the indoor season, returns to meet receiving this year Here's a few: This game will -be played in the made, immediately In writing to M a combined Issue. As between pro. off in town, and although most of Frank P. Kolb, Clerk of the Borough on* of the Bast's topnotch middle- tue games now ployed can hardly be Warm Up" McCarthy.-—WaJ moonlight instead of the afternoon SUIT CASE oosnta at the same IOTOH Intwwrt, St.. weights. Griffiths has met some of "Oeronlmo" Kelly Gary "Waist- to give the regular Tuesday night of SayrevUle, N. J. the bondi wSU oe sold to M» bidder compared with those of the era which 6-21-21 (Signed) Vincent Yanas. or bidders orteMns Jo p»y tar aie oom. the best'men In the business and »1* such performers as Lee Ryan, line" Jankowskl ..Mike "Whisper- tins, who are going to the Qalento- has earned draws with Steve B°l- ing" Soo. Joe "Dawn" Charmello B&er fight that night, a chance to bln«l K«i* not !«« !n»n the ^ncipM the Clark brothers, "Yaller" Kosh MODEL amount of H3 5O3 »nd accrued ln,t««it lotoe, Prankle Bernackle and* Bill and many others, perform. It goes .Ted "Crlsco" Katz. see a ball game. The Bears will also ^ So° " i McDowell, who laced Joe Lynch Heard a few of the old-time ball- play Tuesday night rand blow by •••••••••••••••••••I ...«>OT.. and to accept Uwntor til* ham three wepks ago. without saying that we do have 1 for four vacation. !«wt ivmounv ol <>onm, «je fcondg tob » some very promising young men players state that they are willing blow description of tee fight will be «»pt«t to be u>w* first maturing, and Qreenberg. who has fought over taking part in the sport at the pre- to play a benefit game for the fire- •riven over the loutf~Bpeaklng sys- o- if two or tn.-rc blddew otter to tak* tte 300 rhxt battlps — more than any sent time. mens fund against the crop of lo- tem. same Inut omnunt or bonda at th» cal young players Well, what do It has been definitely decided that same lowwit tv of tntcrnt then mm. Othrr New Jersey rlngster—in spite * * * Or FA-DA-SCOPE PORTA- n ot his youth, meets a whirlwind you say, Firemen, this game would both games of the Independence Day doutcr of the Henry Armstrong While we're on the subject. .Hie certainly attract attention and pos- doubleheader will be played In tee BLE for your summer trip. type In Knight, who has won ewrv title of most ardent BB fan in town sibly some needed finance in your afternoon, skirting at 1:4S Instead appearance here by a knockout seems to He betwem Dick' StePhen- local drive. • of one morning and one afternoon •o ?.-.n. our own J. E. CooganC and Mox contest. The Little Giants will also Oteenberg kayoed Calantoni in the Pculson. We doubt very,much If And want to take time out to of- lint minute of the opening round In y fer congratulations to a forthcom- be encountered in the regular La- Or MOTOROLA for your car. . JpP**!* •» deilred oa forma tall only previous showing' In Mew either of these gentlemen riaive miss- ing marriage In which two former dles Night tilt Friday evening and shall be furnished by th CJt i "BniMwtek. ' :>l i ' ed a,game this season. " high school athletes will be a part in a Saturday afternoon fray be- >..... o • " l be £ eheelt or Ckahtora: cMek The fours will match the rising he "Y" alleys of In the near future .They are fore the eBars hit' title road again. Frank Leonard, former Blue Gold These Badlos will play for yon «rti check for two peTow jwur «rt«r, Lou Tomas, eMsnvttlL to e th. p« «,«»of the b lT wMdleweWrt with MJJ v | _1^ Swiss Parts even Inside a refrlcerator. Tnnton: Letas brother Nick with former topnotch _ The port* to enter if one wlshss Otonw large. Newark JM-pounder: ter and his crew have finished the Hoffman high school. to to to Switterland are Antwerp, -o. lummy Wallace, New Brunswick. Installation of the two new and the The Romeos are attempting to Cherbourg, Havre, Rotterdam, > SPORTING O^ODB CO. With Trenton's 148-pound Bat S»- mmrtacing of the other six lanes. gainer the services of AU Clark in Bremen, Hamburg, Naplet, and ifB nOTQ 8T SEE THEM AT J««^tHm tram the f» " and the New Market wel- The minngement can nreU boast their inter-city competition now Genoa. AU roads lead to Switzer- . . PKETH AHBOT t, Norman Brunt, with Pa- Of the drives as being "hand-flntsh- bid. No Inttrw* w»U b* •d"..for hand finlsheri they are.. that Mechanlcsvllle has droppedland an well as Rome. •uoh ««poalt m ddi tiv entire length of each and every from the circuit _ If and when nn» of (hem being hand planed as MacNamara can find time to dis- Beer*' Town recently opened (or well as toichmed down. In order to continue his "celebrating" and re- UUdlewx and Somerset county Ju- join the Romeo" forces the Btourth Miimniiiniii meet with the strict ABC regula- Ward club will ham a fine double Electrical Shoo wtUw. It wIU provide a home and tions. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT - Steamed Claras and Broth »> 5Z£, ooeupattonal training for twenty- play combination, something which p toy ife-H* OMnO Mi ttw ban: mait of them vlctlm> of • * • the club has been laoWnn through- TELEVISION BROADCAST OJ> BAER-GALENTO FRANK M. DU BUSH mrand. ot »•»» Tout Oltr, wSSU bad environment *t the start. We understand that the strongest out the season ,.. Ana" It was no tMm Dcbw ana Molonia Badlo proving opinion will t» hmSSSd winter txrw.inj league In town next fault of BU1I SlmaneVa that the FIGHT TUESDAY N& , .•fliuon will be located at the Bren- double pUy combination did not BOA-Vtolor * BlMblrd nan's R«c; Although no definite citefc. » COME IK FOR A SNACE AND A DRINK ANY MALARIA nlans have bean made as yet, w» DAY IN THE WEEK i Have it tint the leMua will be com- lavMtfN at SIMM* Jf* — AT- • bonda vul Da OMInHa teied of Mis cream of t»« crop from Th« •lrctrie toconTotiv* li not f 111 No. Broadway ljtt day ot July. If" ^^ this and the neighboring turd. afMr mimmiT sMSnjJBHSSHx™ _SP" •*•• success Sooth Amboy well; here me to team folks, ano- •tti *TUU uip wl • ftUUUMvUfV PQW* Gus George'a Tavern jumrri •Nd by ai«otrlolt» mate • run In aCOROB Utn on tht B. i >O. bracks, and STEVENS AVENUK U< JTOBN. STREET no t Virtrajtd M mlUs an hour *». 1MB. ' .1^ ;-!«j3,T.«.isav-i3vvi*SK;-5i"."i2g«S^;s " " J"1^" FRIDAY. JUNE m. 1X0 HOFFMAN ATHLETES CHURCH NEWS •on; Jtood. Mrs. H. FWty. Mrs. J, St Mary's fan RECEIVE LETTERS Sacred Hearts _^_ Ooosaa, lbs. Cha». etraSb; ftmc£ GALA OPENING WEEK—JULY 1-4 CALVARY METHODIST JEb °JH?' R**K»>. St- OaceBa Recently letters were awarded to CHURCH a»|r: Ocaenl Ctalman. His. C. M ti>e members of the wnttv baeebaU Mechamcsfffle Wi Q. Keaabey. Jane Cowl is Shaw's »»i4 h»«*.t*^.ii teams of Hoffman Second St. and Stevens AT«. » ™to?» the lim. the fete will "CAPTAIN BRASSBOUND-S CONVERSION" High 'fffhf«?| for tbe past irannnn South Amboy, N j. be held Friday, JuJy lath. MeCarter Theatre, Princeton, N. I. • Eves. 55e-$2Jo Diamond Classic John Oregor was awarded tbe Le- Play Monday Rev. John Huiaor. Pastor Tbe public is invited. Wed. Bargain Mat St. * »1.1« CmrUIa. S:« «t*M vin trophy for high batting average Bible school 10:90 a. m. Td. Prlwxtos I«M or New Bnuu. MW AM Clark Is Selected Member in baseball and Cbet SHMcue. Wall- Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. - MMON SVBSCKIITION NOW OX SAU Of State AB-Prep And ace Wood and C. BdMhf received W L Crcntait serrfc* 1:» p. m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH award* (or vanity foui mooting. . __ 3 1 Wednesday 7: JO prayer service. High School Team Tbe basketball award went to Clar- Romeos .. _ 3 2 lobn Street. Between Broadway and Recently, for Hie third straight ence BubalU. Sacred Hearts a 3 CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Stevens Avenue . mar, Ooacn John ZdaDevk*** St. Members of the baseball team re- Mechanicsville .... 1 3 Rev. Charles J. Champion, Pastor ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••n» Ifcijii mull School baseball team ceiving letters were: Albert Read. Officials of the WPA baseball OrgantMd 1(53 A FRIENDLY CHURCH WITH A •wen gives a championship aamrd. Walter Roger*. George Buckalew, league have announced that the Main Street and Broadwa* OOBPBL MBBBAOV Hi UN, the Eagle* were named tbe Nick rxstaee. John Oregor, Carl postponed game between the Sac. Sunday, June JOth —Orcue n. Prep rtiwn*m. and the Marks. Zkhrard Beat. Ralph Brigan, red Hearts and Mechaniesvilte will Her. Harry SUnsbury Weyrtcfi. 9:45 A. M. Church School. T. W. 'following jfcW they garntrei tbe Leo Westeralck and Milton Blood- be clayed on Sunday, June 36 at \ Rector Armstrong, Supt. There is a place BARANOWSKPS § official championship of Centni good. 10:30 A. If. ana that the first half LAY READER8 for you in our mowing school. and South Jersey. This year the lo- Letters for basketball were award- of the season will close with Ern- John Joseph Dowlisg ston meeting Mechanicsville in a 11:00 A. ML Worship. Good mu- MARKET • cal youngsters were again labeled ed to Wlllaid Alcott, augene Gate, WlUIam Henry Johnson sic. Good fellowship. Sermon m»- tops in the entire State of New Jer- Clarence Brtaltz, Cart Marks Chet game on Monday. July 1. P»ul Zoydhoek. Organist and • 108 PINE AVENUE Phone 650 SOUTH AMBOY £ apt-ague, WWly Wood, John Oregor, The second half will begin on 'ect: "Keeping America American". 1 Choirmaster (A message for Independence day). Over the three season span, the Bugene Oroddlok. (Riusseli Newcom }. Monday. July 8th, with a game be- PHONE YOUR ORDERS—WE DELIVER • Peter Ewtushek, Edward Has, Cha?. tween the Sacred Hearts and Ern- The 6th Sun^jjt After Trinity, 7:30-8:30 P. M. Bright Hour Ser- Eagles have come up with 2* Victor- vice sermon topic: "The Greatest BraciALg FOB FBL Jt-MT. j "QUALITY A SERVICE" S ies in 34 games played in Group IX Hammeil .and 'Wilson Huff. ston. Cheer leaders who received letters The remainder of the second half 7:30 A. M. Holp Communion. Sin in America." Three of the losses were to St. Ma- 10:45 A. M. Holy Communion and Wednesday 7:45 P. M. Mld-Week ry* of Perth Amboy, and one each were Sarah Gabriel, Martho Zero, schedule is: service of prayer and praise. ffl to St. Peter's and Red Bank Catho- Mhry Nebus and' Bertha TJrbanlk. Thursday. July 11—Romeos vs. Sermon. lic. Coach Zdanewicz Is high in hid WEEK DAY SERVICES f reshmenta will be served. Mechanicsville, 10 A. M. DaLy Holy Communion WE EXTEND THE OLAD Fricasser^ ^Chickenslb25e c I praise of his boys and declares th?t GUS G¥0RGi'S TEAM Monday. July 15—Sacred Hearts and Intercessions for Peace. the wealth of material still remain- vs. Romeos. HAND TO ALL HANDS ing in the school, gives him every LEADS SOFTBALLERS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3RD hope of continuing at the top of the Thursday, July 18—Ernston vs. Services at 7 A. M. and 10 A. M. heap for at least one more year. W L Mechanicsville. Everyone is cordially invited to Ous Oeorge Club 5 0 Monday, July 22—Sacred Hearts The supporters of the local sch- attend these services. g:^RumpsofVeallb23c Sacred Hearts _ 5 1 vs. Mechanicsville. ! SOME LUCKY PERSON $ ool boys have reason for addition- Jerome's : 3 1 Thursday, July 25—Ernston vs. The annual lawn fete »iU be held al rejoicing over Bhe fact that for Parish Club - 2 2 Romeos. ' ! Win Receive a tS.Mk^JfcdiB "Star Qoalitr" Qcaainc Spriac m the first time in the city's athletic in Christ Church Churchyard Ljancers _ 2 4 Monday, July 29—Sacred Hearts Thursday, July 11th beginning with ! In Our Monthly Drawing f history, a product of one of It's sch- Catholic Club 2 5 vs. Ernston. a cafeteria supper at 5:30 o'clock. ools was namel on the official N. J.Zdanewicz Assn. L. 1 • 4 Butter Ib. 32c I. A. A. All Prep and High School Thursday, August 1—Mechanics- Beslnnins at 3:30 in the after- Next Drawing Legs Lamb lb. 29c Dora's Denims 1 4 ville vs. Romeos. noon there •will be a puny for tiie • Team, selected by Ous Faloar. This Ous Oeorge's Club, formerly the Wednesday. July 31 lentgi Low Bib Half Armour's t CAN8 team represents tlhe cream of ball- Monday, August 9—Romeos vs. children, also candy, ice cream and Rosedales. are leading in the WPASacred Hearts. booths. CORNED BEEP 37c players performing on 172 school Softball league with five wins and ROSENTHAL'S 7 teams throughout the atate. Aif Thursday, August 8—Mechanics- Those in charge of the booths are Collets Tarn Whale N*. > ean no defeats. Tonight the club will ville vs. Ernston. T*e Cresm, Mrs. Otto Mil'rr; Candy, TAILOB Pork Loins lb. 20c Clark, St. Marys' sensational short- meet the Parish Club In a game at Monday. August 12 — Mechanics- STRING BEANS X4c stop mut> selected as a member of St. Mary's field. Mis. Russell Har.-ty; Qrab Bag, Mrs. 103 So. Broadway the team. villa vs. Sacred Heart* Merr:'l C^rdit: Country Btsre, Mrs. Schlekhans Daisy Crlkee Town M OB. Jar Monday night the Parish Club will Thursday, August 15—Romeos vs. H. s. Weyrfch; Dart Booth John TeL Bos 71: Rti. 401 Clark's consistent play reached play Dora's Denims, Tuesday night Ems ton. | King; Hot Dogs. Mr. 'Win. John CHILI SAUCE 17c gensaticna: heights when in a doa- It will be Jerome's and the Lancers Pork Goodies lb 28c Hub City • Qt. Jar ble header against St, Benedict's and Wednesday night, Jerome's and Prep, he handled! 17 chances with- the Ous George Club. Friday night Schlckhaua Tendertawd LB. PILL PICKLES fee out an error. At the bat, Clark had Jerome's will play the Zdanewicz Sterling an average ot .453. placing Ql n Association. among the most dangerous oatsmen SALT .... 3-1 Vt lb. Box I3c playing lr.gh school ball this year. BENEFIT~BASEBALiL Smoked Hams 24c _^ Town t No. *! Other /t.fjt> numed to ti:o All GAME CANCELED Whole or Either Half PEACHES 33c Star team were Joe Conroy, pitch- Chocolate Delicious-Economical 6 for SHeed or Halves er and Tom Zebro, catcher. Manager Lester Stratum of the Golden South Amboy Hoffmans has an- Snappy z LBS. PETERSONS WIN nounced that the scheduled benefit GREEN BEANS ., 19c game between his team and the Eta- Chix-Legs 25c CHAMPIONSHIP IN Pont A. A. Sunday afternoon has Layer Yellow "Old Enclbh Brand" Full Podded a LBS. BRENNAN'S LEAGUE been cancelled at the request of ttve LIMA BEANS 25c local Red Cross Chapter, * * * * * Choice Cats Firm Blpe 2 LBS. The summer bawling league at It was planned to use the pro- TOMATOES 19c Brennan's (Recreation ended Tues- ceeds of the game for the local Red day evening with a tie between the Cross European Relief Jund. Pot Roast lb. 35cLarge 3 FOB - teams representtog Peterson's, Phar- Bottom Bound or Cross Bib CUCUMBERS 10c 5 macy and Kennedy's. In the final IN APPRECIATION Princess Black & match of tlhe season (Peterson's out- We, the undersigned, wish to !••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••# fit came through to cop two of the thank all our relatives friends and three games comprising the match neighbors for floral tributes, donat- and by virtue of the win to tie with ed cars and other expressions of Silver Kenedy's for first place honors for sympathy during the recent be- White the season. reavement of our beloved wife and The teams agreed to roll off the mother, {Catherine T. Connors. tie that same evening on the basis We especially rwiah to thank the DON'T SPOIL YOUR VACATION WITH of the best out of three games in a priests and sisters of St. Mary's par- roll off match. Again Peterson's men ish and The oundnim Service for came through and took the first satisfactory services. two games to cop the season cham- T. J. Connors and family. >t fwmm^, A CRIPPLED CAR pionship. 6IMDER. The teams mere composed of the 1HE CAR'EKEPT following mlnenalite tossers: Peter- WHEN ITS 60IKO son's Pharmacy: Thomas Reading, Repairs in your home Melvln Safran and Ralph Steiner. PUCE9 These three were the bowlers that shop are far cheaper brought home the bacon Tuesday Selection of Favorite Cakes night. Two other bowlers' on the than hurry-up jobs oa team roster during the season were the road — and a lot Walter Peterson and Stanley Stei- ner. Try one of them for your week-end party more convenient, if not Kennedy's mas represented on the better. alleys Tuesday night by William mi..m 0. Ua Kennedy, William Cowan and Nor- man liowndes. DAYLIGHT BAKERY Headquarters For There's still time to be WPA TO HAVE IO7 NORTH BROADWAY TELEPHONE 153 JUNIOR LEAGUES JANTZEN SWIM SUITS sure of enjoying your This week Edward Powers, local Fourth of July trip. WPA Redreatlon Supervisor an- nounced plans for the formation of BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS Junior softtml] and baseball leagues. All teams Interested should con- tact Mr. Powers or Mr. Thomas JACKIN & CROSS GARAGE O'Leary at St. Mary's field, any mo- rning between 10 and 12 A. M. 7?c Anything and Everything For Tour Car It is .planned to get the leagues under way on Wednesday, July 10. 519 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 77 Mr. .powers has also announced that any local softball teams inter- ested in entering the county tourna- ment, should contact him or Tho- Green's Men's Shop mas O'Leary before Monday, July 1st. IO* South Bro.Jw.y •••••••••••••••••••I

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