PUMPKIN Bonelew Yankee lb irjg. And their use c?*? lit- Diamond, Lg. Budded POT ROAST 23' tle while the conveniences WALNUTS 25' they bring mean much.' Self Lighting Top or Bottom I Oven Heat Control Royal Scarlet ROUND ROAST BRAZIL, Lg. Brite 19 Fully Insulated Italian Style lb c Ma oOut U*is lnUn n Our Own Special Fresh Air Oven' SAUSAGE 25 hold budget girtt to much MIXED NUTS 23' SttMt or Hot In *o UttU-> at «l»rtridlj. Flue Deflector FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c CAULIFLOWER PEARS Tibs'. 25c PUBLIC® SERVICE PUccrrillo Speciili Red CABBAGE per lb 4c QVAUTY WMl wmt Perth Amboy Gas light Co. ECONOMY ECONOMY laughters, IBrnma *na GrtKty TO ELECT SECRETARY visited Mr. and Mr* Francis Ste- Plftinfleld, __ , wart of Brooklyn, N. Y. Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Kinney of P* The trustees of the Avenel Li- boy Sunday. ACTIVITIES* brary Association met Friday and —Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl B. Stokon, elected William J. Donman as outh Orange, visited Mr. and —Mrs. Jack (Juincy fa i By JEAN DE YOUNG — secretary of the trustees, to fill Urs. John Hawkins, William o her home with an attackt. MANHATTAN AVENUE PHONE WO. 8-2149-J the vacnncy left by the resigna- trcet, Saturday night. grippe. ** tion of Mrs. Sidney Grccnhdlgh. —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arris —Mr. and Mrs. Victor, ind daughter, Clirolino, vinitcd richs and son, Frank, ha* ..oc poMEROY ENTERTAINS ,. . Mrs. GrconhnlRh wan voted a -Mr. and Mrs, Walkco Epley, hearty thanks in appreciation of rlr. and Mrs. Paul Lance, Plain- turned after a visit wim MISSIONARY CIRCLE icien, were week-end visitors her many years of service. A vote ield, last Thursday night. French's parents, Mr. and ( The regular meeting of the Mis- pi,Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Green- of thanks wan also Riven to Eli- Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Earle Charles Hayer, Old Forge, Pa, ( ionnrv Circle was held nt tin- Lll(! Avenel Street. On Sunday nore Kaiser and Frank Iirecka for notored to New York City Sat- —Mr. and Mrs. Henry iuiiiu' of counsellor, Mrs. A. M. they visited Colonel and Mrs. heir recent donations of books. irdny where they visited Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Charles iMim-roy, of Manhattan Avenue. George W. Roberts of Maple-wood. 1 Mrs. Clinton Harrison, Mrs. motored to Atlantic City over 1 Tuesday evening . The oliair- —Mr. and Mrs, W. II. Detweiler •ind Paul and Mary Detweiler —Mrs. Thomas Thompson Jms Earle's mother and father. week-end. of the card partp y held last nvited members of tlie Board of —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith werwer e ffuestts of MMr . andd MMrs . LL. •Mr. and Mrs. Arthur : •'' (,|;, Miss Esther Vnn Slyke, Directors of the Woman's Club to Wilkinson of New Brunswick Sun- nd family hnvc moved to Plain- son and Mr. and Mrs. Bailey i over the returns that am day. e her guests at a bridge luncheon eld. son, Charles, visited friends it her home in Jersey City on No- -<-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rofncr Prince's Bay Sunday. by-laws of the circle were j —Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Donalo emher 10. ind daughter, Elsie, have return- 1 I _ *.. ** *\ rt j^ v\ < 1 ft t fcvt JL 'Fit.*-.. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert An for' the second time. They and children, Felice and Robert, •Ta«. From left to ri*h» arc Bonnie McCUio, daughter of Mr. and M»; Mark McCla.n, were Asbury Park visitors Mon- .•,'ian Church. attended the Columbia-Navy paim —W.E. Gory is directing a cast Green Street; Edith Anne William^orn daughte' " r of Mr. and Mrv Williamson, School Street! Ai- day, Herbert Barnes. After the m^elinf? there was a Saturday. which will dramatize the Ten Icon Mo«hcr, daughter of Mr. and M/Inr . Morrill Mo.W; Nancy Ann Me Coach, daughter of Mr. «,'—Mr. •nnd Mrs, Frank Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Frank FO .,,-j:i| hour. Mrs. I'omerby served —Warren (Mine, Park Avenue Commandments at the, Sunday anil Mrs. J. R. Me Coach. Marcia Ceremsalt 1» alio. ajnember of the cia _ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lind, Mr. anil Mrs. entertained Mr. and Mrs. , frrshiiiellts. Those present worn: spent the early part of this week' evening services in'the Presbyter- Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Miller Applepate and Mr. and Mrs. lijll, !)(•' YounK, Virginia Mann- in Niagara Falls,, N. Y., on busi- ian Church. -The Fords Reliables will hold ,/fofn/, JVefsOU, Ruth motored to Atlantic City over Applefrate of Brooklyn over ,| week-end. '..,-_ Dorothy Rothwell, MarRaret ness. —The lioard , of Directors of their regular meeting Monday „,. n V /. •/, j' weok-end, where they were guests :,i|oninh, Theresa Peterson, Mar- —Charles Lntt and Fred Hniffhl the Woman's Club met, with the FfdsNotes night at their clubrooms on Third Jym friZeS At Cflfd of Mr and Mrs. Harold String. •Mr. and Mrs. Frank- n lliirlh,. Esther Van Slyke, ami of New York City were week-em program chairman, Mrs. Frank Street. Plans for the card party —Mr. and Mrs. Milton Long, atul Mr. and" Mrs. Ernest 1,,. counsellor, Mrs. A. M. Pom6- Riiests of Mr. and Mrs. L. VJiraiiR liarth Monday evening to arrive - By KATHERYN HAWKINS - to be held in the near future will David Deutsch', KiiiK George'? Richmond, Va.., have returned visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack N6 ,,v, Hiss Ruth De Yoitiiff pre- Park Avenue. for the chib'a birthday p^rfy to be be completed. Rond, entertained a • (rroiip of home after a brief vacation at the of Spotswood Saturday. —Mr. and Mrs. II. Williams held in the A vend School Novem- —Mr. and Mrs. Morris Deutsch —Mr. and Mrs. Fischer and friends Friday evenineeng at nn im- home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Rohert —Mr. and Mrs. Nelstfn, Mr.J Woodbridtfo, were the guests of ber 7. Mrs. William Raup of of King Georges. Road, Cecelia Mr. and Mrs. Lund motored to promptu party. CardCd s were playl - Gunderson. Mrs. Peterson, and Mr. and -Mr. nnd Mrs. D. P. Do Yoiinp:, Mr. and'Mrs. Merwin Jones Fri- Woodbridge will be the speakeir Ferbcl of New Brunswick Avenue, Jersey City'Sunday, where they ed and prizes.awarded to Ralph —Miss Louise Nelson and Miss Dunham motored to Asbury ', Sunday afternoon. Alice Pomoroy, Lendel and day. Invitations have boon extended sto David Deutsch and, Mrs. Jack visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank New- Nelson with high score in bridge .Charlotte Andrews motored to the presidents of neighboring Golden, South River, attended the man. and Ruth Stern, high score in pin- —Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ]•: inn Pomeroy of Manhattan —The Junior Woman's Club New York City over the week-end, Avenue spent Sunday in New will hold n dance at the Colonia clubs. The program will include christening- of William Kcve —Mr. iuid Mrs. Robert Worth ochle. where they visited Miss Gruce and children, Alice and visitiniii p MMisi s AlAlici e PomeroP y Centre November 17. Miss Hetty vocal solos and music by a twelve Ehrenfekl, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greb- The rooms were gayly decorated Montgomery. visited Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold I uf Rnscoe, N. Y., who is ill at St. Butter is chairman. piece orchestra. Mrs. Arthur Nel- William Ehrenfeld of Passaic. ley were quests of Mr. and Mrs. black and orange in keeping Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Doug- of Metuchen Sunday. I, ike's Hospital. —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pilaski son, president of the club, poured Prior to 'her marriage, Mrs. Ehren- Frank Packard, New York City, with the Hallowe'en season. las, Lawrence Street, entertained —MrMr. and Mrs. Arthur EMlEMloof —Miss Constance Hubner, spent Tuesday in New York. tea, feld was Miss Deutsch of Fords. over the week-end. The guests included: Miss Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scherg, Old Main Street, visited Mr. and M: IliHiland Park, spent the week-1 —Mrs. M. Robinson and Mrs. P. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long- —Mrs. James Norton is con- —Miss Sylvia Dunham, Horns- Stern, Avenel; Miss Barbarn Bridge, Saturday. Clifford Rankin, Philadelphia, , p e d Mrs. . by Street, visited friends in Stern, Woodbridge; Alma Caval- over the week-end. ill vi siting Miss Elizabeth Sehei- Callaman of Union were guests street, of Burnett Street, motored fined to her home on upper Mam —Miss Genevieve Wargo, Miss George Street. 1 Sunday of Mrs. Grover Pericr. to Oakhurst last Sunday. Street with a sprained ankle. ' Avenel Sunday night. lito and Virginia Hunham of Beatrice Sabo and William Wargo —Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Maier 1 Fords; Ralph Nelson, Bill Miller and Wilbur Lund were South Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aimer and Art Gloff of Fords. River visitors Saturday. week-end guests of Mr. and —Mrs. Jenkins of Carteret Jack Dubois, Hartford, Conn. —Robert Handerhan and Alex spent Wednesday at the home of —Mr. and Mrs. Michael P Jearce saw the football game be- her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. vitch and children and Mr. tween Rutgers and Penn at Phila- and Mrs. William Jenkins, William Mrs. Neary have returned from delphia Saturday. Street. week-end visit witti friends at t Delaware Water Gap. •Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mor- —Mr. and Mrs. William Hit- cher and Mr. and Mrs. Frank —Miss Carol Nelson and gan and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrea Van Due, New York i& Farrell spent Sunday in Newark, Morse of Pleasant Plains, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Cowan. Keyport, spent the week-end as guests 61 Chevrolet adds tke where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Miss Patricia Lawrence, NeWi visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Esser, ..Now James Strecter. Brunswick Avenue. .Is —Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mcr- Main Street, last Thursday night. —Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hater- —Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thai, Jet-l shon and daughter, Elizabeth, sey CityCy, visited Mrs. Thal'a sls-T visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, ick entertained Mr. and Mra. Jack Snader' and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ter and bthibrother-in-lawl , M andd ^j Long Island City, over the week- MrsM . FranFk k SchusalerShl , liberty1 end. Long of Long Island Saturday Street, over the week-end. —Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smythe night, worlds lowest-priced six-cylinder 4door sedan entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whileley, Morgan, Monday night. —Mrs. Clara Hivmmer and Mrs. Grace Debus visited Mrs. Mary Vok of South Amboy, Monday. —Edward Ward is a patient in COAL MONEY the Middlesex General Hospital to its line with a broken arm and leg as a esult of an automobile accident. is what we are loaning these days. —M. and Mrs. Walter Iving and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace mo- Fall BilU and Winter Needs create extra tored to Asbury Park Sunday. expense for the family man. We lend any •Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. reasonable amount to help you. Our plan is Te,eple have returned home after simple, dignified and quick. Finance your- two weeks' visit at the home of Mrs. Teeple's parents, Mr. and self here. Mrs. Jack Frerinch, of Boston, PROMPT SERVICE, SMALL PAYMENTS, Mass. AND CONVENIENT TERMS, COME IN —Mr. and Mrs. Chris Daynan AND LET'S TALK IT OVER TODAY. entertained Mrs. iDaynard's sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and JWR COAL SERVICE MAKES WARM FRIENDS Mrs. Russell Gordon, of New York City, over the week-end. —Mr. and Mrs. Mount and Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn were guests of INDUSTRIAL Mr. and Mrs. John Henry, Crows Mill Road, Friday i —Mr and Mrs Clifford Potts LOAN SOCIETY, INC. and Mr. and Mrs. James Roche Raritan Bldg. Room 305 1 New York City visited Mr. and '.vs. Russell Hopper, Monday. 175 Smith St. cor. Madison Ave., PERTH AMBOY —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drumick PHONE PERTH AMBOY 4-1951 ,nd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Devcr Lie. No. 178. , Montihly; Eate 2%% sited Mr. and Mrs. Charles De- er, New Brunswick Avenue, Sat- Loans Arranged in All Nearby Town« irday.
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F.CBd, entertained a number ETHEL BAILEY, CHARLES LOGAN WIN PRIZES , Supervision Of Leisure Time Committee ; A surprise birtbdtj" party was . rrrtu Miss Marie Smith J>T a torn- A'siirprjw birtJjday party was. ! of her friends Mpnday night in ris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Htmh in hcmoT tif Miss Betoift utue Mis? Caroiini- Eiwer, jber of be friends Sarardij- nigfct. celebration of her birthday anni- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace ar ! sMISS CROUNCE IS AWARDED TEACHERS' PRIZE i Tie affair -m* held *i ti.4 bonx of by her parents. Mr. and versary. The rooms were decor- Esser, was given a surprise party Mr. and Mrs. Htnry Teeple. ' Th* ccmr;:rtM ir, ch&rfe cons ;Mjss Ana EDiaon of FUxnSeM. Mrs. Mkfcri FSci»ey. Main ated in keeping with the Hallo- Monday night at her home in Minnie Irvine, Beatrice DaVnarr) The Ford; '<•'. Mr?. Eapir T Grere*. Mr*. Be=j Th* rc>oiE» •wen decorated in i Stireet Tfc* IWBS »tw decor- we'en season and refreAments honor of her fourth birthday. Mary Opper, Margaret Xnr. •' AwotatioE held its f-rrt- tr Girdtlk. Mrs, Mcna. Mrs. •tiaik ifcd wipU crior scheme «i«i 'aud in black and .«ranfe and; •were served. Games were played Tlie rooms were gaily decorated and Ethel Bailey. ' ' ''' )nt Wednesday t\ SthoS. Njano duet, and Mrs, John During the evening1 Miss Bette gw tbt treasurer's rtjtfrt. Thf SM7 p5a??d- sfteral 'Henry'sang; several songs. piano solo*. •'•.•.'" Msrsh, Mijs Ciroline fijehiey.' Armstrong entertained with eev- Mrs. Peter Anderson etiii-- ; e'ral songs. f T. Greeofe,, intrjidaeed Miss Ad*- By TJbe Miwomry Society TV. i poestf incioded: Misses Glora Schassjer and Beatrice | TCos*( present .were: Mr. apd taint-i) a number of her ir\<-r,L : Ekkiey of Fords.'Grace Manyille, jMri. Jack Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Those present included: Mi^es Friday afternoon at a }, -,'\ '... £ Wallers i f Per& Anabcy. >h» F itt, "Mfldr*d' Elision. Ai* 1 r «er«r*} sdnpL 'Mist Vh«r? • A k>a?*-cl*Kiiii£ j>«1T ns •• Grace hjBian, l>onrthT Xe* York City,- Helena Beach,v jJohn Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bette' Armstrong,' Patricia Ward, luncheon. Morptn. M« an'd: Jane Robinson, IMount, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ^Emma Teeple, Grace .Wallace, Card's wer" played and ],zw / I Sfcith. HeJiiUr" SjooArood,' Obir- Stawn IsJand, a»d. •Gsorja I Fra.fiklyn, Mr. ' and Mrs. Car) Hudkik, fyepheh' Arrw=, Arthur awardeii to Mrs. Btrth'a Evire" Arris and Charles Logtin. !Dn£g*n. Mr. an8" Mri. Robert Mr?. Mary Eliott and Mr?. ,?;„:' .,-• 'Also Thomas' Stammers., Frank f 1 • Also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ar- .)oriren?en. Jhe consolation pri?.' J-irrel> asd .MirVjSmlihy ' {•Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Uh: fcefreffijiests w*w served b. * Also"; Jack Farrell,. H«w a pair of bedroobi Flippor.-., -,v;,' |&nd Cirl Jsikson. Fohfe; Stephen- ler. Mr., and Mrs. Andrew, Leon- award'-d to Mrs. ?>ank Ktiini'v r W "Mrs. Wnj: #•£«' *Jri; Hansel.L i-.V.4p>6d\ Fraal Morten. Henry pri*n: Cari'Lapgi Peter. AndeT- ifttfJertind Thomas .Jentiings,' Key- i .ard.'.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leonard Harding Peterson, Aged 5, After the game" a buffet l-.inf ht-.-'-i • The members ..presept is- 'jpeft: . Staaler, Joteson.! 'Harry f Gladys Schicker vS.Tid"Mr. asd-Mrs. Louis McNeil.' ••cbdw: Mrs, Mutin Siajto, • MIR, ; Hefiry :Andenoti. • Stephen Entertains On Birthday wae sen-ed. 'Bajjrik.'-Mich»el. Duebrik.«Harold lifMhard' ahd Frank Leonard. ^t»-!' cA-{rh', '•• Liberty _5*-te:. who" sang and ' c l and Mrs; Loui Peterson, William Thonteon.1 Mtti; •'JphnKr.. Ci'.S- '••"•• ^ '• ' i tap dar.ct'i :-.'. a T.eetinr 6f , .Ethel, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank dtr.-on. Mrs. Frank Bam-. Mr- tn c I Kramer. Ford Avenue, Monday Stl-«t, entertained a group of h:.- Martin Jeffrey. Mrs.- Gordon \\i>,'. p-idd NoTem"»er 21.; .V-' »*«", ? Mrs-MawE.-Mrs. John Hw :': ' —Mr." and Mrs. ;Fr&nk Henry the sacc-riC "•<>rd Democratic. • Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Smit^'and i night. '•••,. friendf at hi? home in honor of hi? son, Mr?. Norman Hanson. ^'11- ?*e woeram -ifij: bt.snaer the son, Mrs.. L-und and • Mis*- •arid dsapster,' Is*bel3a; have rer Cbb of Ptnh Amboy. Mor.- _' 1 ':'son.'Fred, Jr.. 'and Michael speTit fifth birthday anniversary. ' 1 SorMoii' cf .the Uiwrt Tine Muriel Hahser-.. , . rjmtd froni A tVo Tretks' %-isi; i —Mr. arid Mrf.'P.tiFwK Thoma; Mary Elliott and Mrs. Grace Wa ! •Committee, wits Miss Mcrr.s in ' v.\h relatives in Alb&r.r. ' Col'snibas Pay a: Morgan BeacL iand son, Russell. Jr.. New Brigh- ' The room? were gayly'dMor- lace. I'^iatKe. Mr«.. .C*irif»as*n -mil —Mr. and Mrs. *Char!« Nash, ,'* jjr. andMrf. George WT;i:e ',tc-n, visited Mrs. Thc-mas' parent.;, ated in keepinc with the KvWn- —Mis? Josnna Marsfc u.i M:ss and cs-chter. M&rv. spent Sat- i —M'.f Suilivsh, Dur.bar wf'on seascr. and black and or- Caroline PjthtT mot'..red ".•:• Nf»- Er.i Mr. ar:d Mrs. Sterher, Roir,ar r.e; ".:> her home I Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, over the Miss Edna Laurhzen, 16, At the Ci'is* of r.vtored to Aibury Park Sur.'cav '•-day rii• -• : rKeth, Rosalind Trainor, Sarah with the Halowe'en feasor. 'ant- Peterson. Jerry pwanick bo>s received orange and • ,, , Mick'-y Dudics. Math(-.v Jago, >,o:.v tie* am! the (rirls receivi-.; •. \e Peter-on. James M'Jnroe, anp>.- and black handkerthic .-.< I.'.'.naki Anderson, George Xord. favor?. im Leonard, William ,len- Games and dancing were •• . .. . Mr. and Mrs. William Jen- ed throughout the evening. ;•.-, :n = . Mr. anrl Mr?. Louis Peterson t-xhi!'ition dance was giv-- f Ford-, and .Mrs. Jenkins of Car. Mi.-.~ Edna Lauritzen and Ws. i •.tret. Bjornsen, Woodbridge. R.•::• . mtni.- were served, Ruth Handerhan Honored Tho.=t present included: M:. ;J ' Kurucza. John Kurucza ,-:: By Parents At Her Home Charles Kurucza. Avenel; Wi..;:i McCarthy. Rahway; W::.:'.- •; A .--tinu- e birthday party -A:'-- Bjornsen and Robert Hauc. V.' ;. •.-.:] Mi s R-Jth Handerhnn. bridge; Ann Panek. H''i-!;.." -L'ht-r o Mr. and Mrs. William \':rj:inia Dunham. Flora .It!;-'- USE YOUR CREDIT AT CHARLES MICHAELS crr.an Sr., at her home last P.uth Warrtn, Arline Mundy. !, • W>.-fines'la evenint'- iJancing anl H'ijjts. Grace Mathiason, F Irani ee..- '.vi-r.vire featfeat'jj res 'iff iihhe eve- Olst-n, Robert Xeary. Orri-k .!(.•: nii;!r'- entf-rtainni(-n; and refresh- =on, Worth Lauritzt-n, iA-rid,: ::it-n;s wore s'-rvt-d. Lauritzen and Mr.s. Fred i >;-.:• THE GREATEST SAVINGS IN OUR ENTIRE CAREER! Tho--i.- -iresent were: Grace Fords. Mnt'iia-'n." I|ok-n Xa4i._ E!si; ; Tho:::|).-:)i:. 'isisrai1.; V-.ii.k--., Mrs. Ann Liddie Hosiess Marie Haniit-'.iian, Mrs. William THE MOST LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS IN HISTORY! irar.'lerhan. Sr.. Mrs. Ray Hander- At Ladies'_AiAjiilver Tea han and Mr?. Laura Gallagher Mrs. Ann Liddie was h.-„•.• •• WE'RE a: a silver tea for the bi-iu-fr • :' ON THE Eight Race Stars Attend the Ladies' Aid Society of the F:;x Ladies' FUR Trimmed Baptist Church of Perth Ani'niy. 2ND Speedway Club Meeting The guests were: Mr?! Elizatn-'.V. Macan. Mrs. Harry Dawi-. M: . FLOOR The New Jersey Speedway Howard White, Mrs. Robert ii. C'hib of Fords met Monday Ik-Hose, Mrs. Frank Younp, Mr;. CLOTH COATS nidi', at Bill's Tavern, Kiiitf Gcorpe Thistle, Mrs. Gi-u:. Georees: Road. Present at the Denes, Mrs. Emma Monroe, M - MONEY nu-fctintr were Johnny Ulesky, Alice Akerley, Mis* Amanda Ha 'T Wi-bely. Ken Stone, sell, Mrs. Emmons, Miss Marp1.: :•• Johnny Matera, Frankie ite Ling of Perth Amboy. Bailey. Bill Scarince, Sam Also Mrs. Anna Liddie. '•'. •. OPEN Alperti and Harry Angeloni, USE Howard Kin.-ey and Mr?. . i all well known raeinpr driver?. Peterson, Fords; Mrs. Jour: ;. EVERY Motion picture? of recent Mrs. Stewart and Mrs, May . i YOUR crashes on tracks in the East Tottenville. DOWN EVENING were shown. Amonp the pic- CREDIT tures shown were the collision $30 between Verbely and Al Lat- Mrs. Predmore Presides . tanzio at the Woodbridge VALUES Speedway when the latter Over Republican Meeting •\ was severely burned, two crackups at the Trenton track Mrs. Royal Predmore i':. : Here they are LADIES ... the BEST VALUES !n in which Billy Winn and at a meetini,' of the Womi-r.'.-.l!-- Lloyd A^le were involved and publican Club of the Second U..;.! the State. Every one is beautifully tailored o/f smart Jinvmy Kniesley's plunge, into last Thursday night at Th^ni-- :.'- r the fence at Ho-Ho-Kus, Hall on New Brunswick A'-'i :-..;•. EXTRA! fabrics and richly trimmed w ith glamorous FURS. Guest speakers for the' i-vi-i•:• ; YOUR CHOICE Select your COAT NOW —Open an ACCOUNT- included candidates for ollkv v Funeral Services Are Held ?poke on "Organization and ':- of a fine Hand- your CREDIT is GOOD- SAVE your CASH! Renofits." '_ Blown CORDIAL Sale of ... LADIES' For Michael Kachna, Fords GIRLS' Winter SET or WINE Quality Funeral services for Michael AfOfiM/N dUDG£L Kuchna, 52 years old of Second SET when YOU COATS Street, were held Friday morninc SHOES at 9 o'clock from his late re?i- OPEN YOUR iknet'iiiul at 9:30 o'clock at St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church, ACCOUNT! rt»kliij LOW prltt (or neb OTHlltr BILK DEESSEK. Tin- bearers \vei\- Andrew Hc- var.ee,-, Andrew Danusak, Miehai-1 Andi'iw Muska, Joseph l'ittt-1 and Vii'tur Fabruvick. S'.ir- viyini,' him :iiv "He daughter, Mr-. I ,li>hn Smaiii-y; a «»n, Alfred .]. K/n; ir.'ithiT, Mrs. A".r.a I (iarriek. all •>< Furds, and two IT?, t; K'.ii-l.na WEEKS A:H:H,V aii.i .Sti-t'hi-n (iarriek of ,-, and a Mstt-r, Mr-. Juhti < liilhiiriu-i', Ford-. Mr., Mrs. Louis Granville Entertain At Bridge Party YOU CAN EXl'F.CT - liKT ex]>i-n brake .•-;:• Mr. anil Mr?-. I.0!ii? Clranvi!!'.! this SL-IVK'L" station . . • •' r!:iini-d a ^roup of tlsi-ir friends a: bridge Monday i-vi-iii!:^. rvasonable rate?. Mi''- MEN'S ALL WOOL ; ^cun-s wvi-i- m.nii- by M:i'<. point to drive ill i-Veiy'-' MEN'S TOPCOATS Frank Hard. Mrs. Xurman Scott for complete insjieotn-i and Henry Andi'i-.-on. service by skilled nu1' SUITS Those present Were: Mr. and Mr.-. Frank Mard, Jr., Mr. and working' with accurate & OVERCOATS Mrs. Norman Scott. Mr. anil Mrs. menl! .50 Henry Andtrsi.-n, Mr. and Mrs. 16 Frank Wallace, Mr. anil Mrs. Our REGULAR (25 stock. Sites (or all. James Coinvay, Mr. and Mrs. Select Irom our tremendous assortments Frank Vuhck, Mr. and Mr?. Henry »nd your 8DTT WORRIES are dVER! Granville, Mr. and Mrs. Ht-nry Ualotr, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tei'- , BOYS' ALL WOOL MELTON Ci-1, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Han- j and Mr. and Mrs. Kussull | ZIPPER JACKETS Hipper. VALUES 2>.98 We tffg'e YOU tojsee these garments to-day or to-mor- row! We can not do justice to them in,, a small word MEN'S SHOES FUEL AND FURNACE OIL Y descriptionluch as this. %ey\t Allt WOOL every otje, 1P.M. Alia STYLED right to FIT perfectly. Just CHARGE IT, i.9O WN'EW HIGHEST QUALITY FOR EVERY and SAVE on CREDIT. 4 1250 KC. MAKE OF BURNER
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LOFTERS CLUB HOLDS BARN DANCE Thn lifters Club held ita barn PORT READING NEWS dance Saturday at Gill's Barn, By MILDRED SCHtAVO Old Rond. The barn vrnn attrnc •W00DBR1DGE AVENUE tively decorated in orange and PORT READING black with autumn leaves hanging from the ceiling. Hats and noise- makers were favors. Games were j ,T ANTHONY'S SODALITY M1SSS HELEN FULLOP Saturday No Profit Da IIOLDS CARD PARTY played and refreshments served. HONORED AT PARTY The guests included: Julia Czar, |.'or the benefit of Saint An- Miss Helen Piillop was guest of Frederick Schcin nnd Joseph Tur-j tony's Catholic Church, a card honor at n party Riven at her homo ner of Cnrteret; Cheater Gill of1 ,,.rly was held Monday at the Port in honor of her sixteenth birth- •'ruling School. The party was lay Saturday, Yardley, Pa.; Thomas Curry, Rus-j This Stirring Appeal To Manufac- sel Demurest, Helen Jani andj poiisored by Saint Anthony':: Those present were: MarRe Ful- Whitman Einhorn of Woodbridge;1 j'mluliby. There were twenty-one lop, Stephen Fullop, Sandy Phil, Clarence Gill of Trenton, N. J.; '('•ililVs in pl«y. Alex Durnye, Helen Toth, Grace Albert* Sinonsen, Hazel Beckman The prizes wore awarded as fol- Csch, William Toth, Ducky Ber- and Claire Simonacn of Sewnren; turers Enable WILLIAMS To Offerj tha, Anna Granok, John Takach, lows: Daniel Gallagher, Martin McNul- , .<: Mrs. .T. M. Braining, Wil- Stephen Demeny, Hetty Demony, ty, Mr. and Mrs. Burham Bright, Louis Bertha, George Ilrab and 1 limn "Ncveil, Mrs, Morrison Chris- Jr., Dorothy Hess, Michael Dcci- John Alhering, Claire Sutch, Wallace Kazmerski of Hngaman Heijrhls. bus, Mercer Brunn, William Thousands of Dollars of Merchandisi '\n'tninette Mnrlino, John Valialy, Cooper, Walter Gurka, James Gat-, i-Vancis J. Barna, Jules Sutch and John Kocsi, Mrf'y Greens, Julia laghor, Morris Schaffer, Frances; Mrs. M. Mack. Grcprua, Berti fioko, Betty HaRya, Hess, Mary Schiavo, Catherine rinochlo: Harry Rack, Rose Joseph Tandy John Adam, Irene Gallagher, Lillian Montccalvo, Ilicliunlson, Walter Sullivan, J. Milyo, Iila Soos, Jennie Soos, Kathcrine .Tuinn, Mildred Schiavo Helen Toth, Esther Sysos, Bertha iCES" i ••issidy, Grace Richardson, Ste- "AT FAR BELOW TODAYS MARKET PR and Irene Gill of Port Rending, ,,1,,.,! ,1. Gurka, Mr. J. Kcnnn, Mrs. Koi, Michael Spisak, John Patrick, and Mr. Vincent Dc Leo of A vend. 1 REG. $1.00 REG. $1.00 REG. 79c WOMEN'S REG. $1.59 REG. 79c I Kcnnn, Koso McNulty, William William Biri, Michael Mnszyka, MARK McCLAIN REG. 15c UnpsUik; Mrs. J. A> Hopatak, Jos- CICOI-RO Raminowski, Al Grepor Woolie Jh V Willi Vi M The Parish' Players will pre- MISS FLORENCE CAVALLARO Women's Women's ,.ph'lj. Gill, Goor.se Urbnn, M. It. ifohn Varjja, William Viirga, Mich- IS HOSTESS AT PARTY Men's Men's Men's Children's Hliuk, Emma Damitz, B. Mar- ael Gcrmek, Michael Wodialc, sent "Just Like Judy," at the' VEST 'lino, Harry A- Quinn, M. J. Dow- John Poll, Stanley Barbarcsiuk, High School, December 7 and 8. Miss Florence Cavallaro enter Flannel UNION SLEEPERS SATIN Flannel Mr. Teubcr, Francis Gal- Victor Pixel-, John Lenart, Frank The entire cast is as follows: tained friends at her home on HOSE OR ney, •, Thomas Eitznatrick, Rakosi, Joseph Resko, Michael Petci- Kcppcl Mark McClain. Woodbridge Avenue Saturday: WITH FEET SLIPS GOWNS Gallagher, Mrs. Stephen Possoky, Elizabeth Grcgus and Hugh Crnnford night Songs were sung by | PAJAMAS SUITS PANTIES Ann Mrs, William Carrin- Mr. Joseph Kampa of Carteret, Valentine Brown Thomas Simionc, James Rossi, ilnrko Betty Samlor, Ann Sandor Ste- Jimmy Draycott Clare Bixel Mae Ciardiello, Florence Cavnl- c l I. phen,Mayti, John Orlick, Al Po-, Mrs. Draycott laro, Thomas Simionc and Viola C C Rummy:, Mrs. E. Nicr and Lil- •Madalinc F. Pcttit Simione. Pr. lian Nier. clink, Joseph Tup'ok, Eugene Zam- bo, Stephen Dorko, Peter Natfy, Beatrice Draycott The guests included: Anthony Briscola: Mrs. Catclli, .Julius Alice C. Thompson Simiono, Thomas Simionc, Ma 94' Andy Gaul John Sandor, Stephen 69 49' 17' ./ullo and Mrs. Palisi. 9 79 Bores, Michael Tarynok,' William Millicent Draycott vlinrdicllo, James Rossi, Lillian Kan-tan: Mary Salvatoro, Fran- Winifred Brennan Coppalo, Viola Simione, Charles , is I.eimpeter. Mary Schiavo, Dan Dorko and James Dalton of Wood- ANOTHER 1 bridce; Edna Robinson and Hfilen Trixie O'Farrel....Elsi(! Agrcen Sterap'hone, Joseph Naples, Ren CiillaRiici , C. D'Aprile. Elsie Judith McCarthy ldo Ciardiello, Anthony Cavnl- 1,1'impetcr, M. Ructsch, Tina Mar- Kovach of Perth Ambuy, and Mr. SHIRT VALUES RED HOT SPECIAL Albert Kovach of New York City. Florence Sulover laro, Mr. Ciardiello, Mr. and Mrs. linn, Mrs. A. Hauman, Peter Gal- Rehearsals are being held Cavallaro, FOR TOMORROW Iiiirhor, A. PellcRrino, D. Ahlor- THAT ROCKS THE TOWN MISS KATHRYN BELMONT regularly under the direction inir. Mrs. C. Cnupine, Betty O.aj- of William Thompson and Mrs. kuwski, Lytlia Henning, Mrs. Fred HONORED AT SHOWER DEMOCRATIC ASSN. TO COME AND FULL-FASHIONED A surprise shower was tendered M. D. McClain. Mrs. C. II. HOLD CARD PARTY, DANCE Kiii'i-oh, Mary Pouter, Genevieve Rothfuss is chairman o£ the GRAB THEM Cuppaln and Mary Grecco. Miss Kathryn Belmont at the homo Final arrangements have been FIRST QUALITY ticket committee. omploted by the Deinocratii FOR ONLY The non-players' prizes were of Mrs. Thomas Somers, ,ir,, of ; Woodbridge Avenue. The rooms Ladies' Association of the Third imarded to: Kathryn Toner, Flor- Ward for the card party and dancn | If Perfect $1.79 1'iire Cavallaro, Mildred Schiavo, were decorated in orchid and yel- —Mrs. B. Krysko and children, low and dancing and singing fea- Viola and Elmer, First Street, to be held tomorrow at the school SILK HOSE Mi-. William Krnuso, Mrs. M. Gib- auditorium. Dancing will begin mi. Mrs. M. Groasheimer, Lillian tured the evening's amusement. ware guests at a wedding cere- EASILY WORTH 79c Those present were: Etella mony in Newark Saturday. at 8:00 with'music by Al Rittor's Monti'i-alvo, Mr. James Tnner, orchestra. Refreshments will be Voil must Bcfl thodo i iithorine Gnllapher, Mary Ciai- Smith, Helen Wojeik, Violet Jar- —Mr. and Mrs. Vincent De Do- Hose to minrMlato IICIID, Charles McGettipan, Mrs. vis, Margaret Czeto, Mrs. Violet minicis and daughter, Mary, of served. their quality. I'er- Miss Lillian Montcalvo is chair- fcctly slitll, -IS linker. C. Zullo, Rita Toner, Mrs. D'Apnlito, Mrs. Helen Wacker, Newark, wero gueata of Mr. and giviigo. Sheer nml M. Sasso and Mrs. Carmen J. Mrs. Mildred Notaro of Perth Am- Mrs. J. Schinvo. of Woodbridge man, assisted by Irene Gill, Miss J. service weight. boy. Avenle. Casale, Mrs. Morrision Christie, LonfC wearing. All 44c Miss Kathleen Snniers, Mrs The Carmen J. Zullo Repub- Laura Gurney, Mrs. Jolly, Mrs, new shadet. Mary Ferarro, Mrs. Mary Mezar lican Association of the Thin: Moran, Mrs. Fred Foerch, Mary!| SKWING CLUB ENTERTAINED of Woodbridgp. Ward held a public card party and Schiavo, Mrs. J. Casale, Josephine, j Wo dcclilcil this Shirt Snlo simply REG. $2.85 WOMEN'S \\Y MRS. S. MART1NO Miss Frances Bylocki, Josuphim dance last night at the Port Read- Casale, Mrs. Jellicks, Mrs. J. Gill,!| must bo a niimsli hit. Wo &ot busy Tiic Port Reading sewing dill) Barna, Margaret Zullo, Antoin ing school. Prizes were awarded Mrs. P. J. Donato nnd Mrs. Mar- months njto nnd ntarted the bull (troll- iii«-t at the home of Mrs. Saivatore ettc Minucci, Margaret Minucci, and refreshments served. Michae garet Sasso. ing with a IUgl! Grade Maker. Ho Martino, Woodbriduc Avenue, Ida Barbato, Genii Barbate, Lena J. Sasso was general chairtnan. caught tlm Hplrlt ami K&VO US tha Suedine Jackei Rrfreahrnents were served. Those Siletto, Mary Belmont, Antoin- —Miss Helen Bishop of Se —Mr. and Mrs. P. La Russo, brat nmnlblo fabrics and workman- Youthful Co»«ack atylo with adjustable present were: Mrs. Mary Sasso, ette Hclmont, Kathryn lielmont, waren was the guest of Mr. and Second Street, were recent guests ship. Genuine Uroodclotli In solid strap'. Flannel back. Siios 14 to 20. Mrs. Sabatino Martino, Mr?. Mildred D'Apolito, Mrs. Johanna Mrs. F, Johnson of Woodbridge of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Leone, New colors. Sizes 14 to 17. Li^hta Bennintf, Mrs. Carmen J. Martino, Mrs. Kathleen McNulty, Avenue over the week-end. York. Zullo, Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Mrs. Mrs. Anna Somers, Mr. and Mrs, —Mr. Harry A. Quinn of Wood —Miss Marie D'Aprile of Tur. William Krouso and Mrs. Mary John Belmont, Mrs. Anna Bel bridge Avenue visited in Philadel ner Street visited New York Sun- REG. $1.98 Reg. $1.89 Men's $1 39 CHILDRENS llarnayok. mont of Port Reading. phia Saturday. day. Men's Wool $J39 PANTS l BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS Men's 1-Pc. Back O 7c FUR TRIMMED Men's Coat ( OVERALLS v.1 SWEATERS 97 Reg. 69c Boys' Aftc CCAT1 MEN'S FLEECE LINED 0 "I Made No Mistake When I LUMBER- Q7c SHIRTS-BLOUSES* REG. $5.95 VALUE ut JACKS Reg. $1.49 Boys'Q 7c ALL THE NEWEST u # MEN'S LUMBER-JACKS CLOTHS Selected The Ford V-8," Says: Heavy Flannel $1 58 NEATLY LINED L SIZES 3-6 — 7-14 ROBES Boys' Shaker 7/lc AN OUTSTANDING Reg. 69c SWEATERS '^ VALUE FOR 37' SATURDAY ONLY STEPHEN KURUCS, 280 SMITH ST., WOODBRIDGE MEN'S CAPS Boys'Flannel 7Qc C PAJAMAS 'V Men's Flannel CHILDREN'S SHIRTS 77 BOYS'SUITS _ Art SNOW SUITS Melton Cloth — Boys' ALL NEWEST COLORS Reg. $169 $1 QO REG. $2.89 VALUE LUMBER- Ml wool Jersey, lined • »VV pnnts. Tweeds nnd JACKS writes with Broadcloth lilouscs. Children's All-Wool SATURDAY SPECIAL SWEATERS Q7( Reg. $1.49 Vi 350 SMART NEW BLANKETS Children's REG. $1.89-70x80 I A< S BATH ROBES 57' REG. 69c SIZES 2 TO 6 DOUBLE ALL COLORS BLANKETS ALL STYLES WASHABLE |.00 39 Boys' Wash PLAID DESIGNS SUITS 57< Womens' Gloves REG. $2.49 LARGE ASSORTMENT OUR REG. Girls' SLIPS PART WOOL LATEST STYLES 89c Sizes 6 to 14 Indian .47 ALL COLORS 58 BLANKETS i MR. KURUCS HAS THIS TO SAY ABOUT THE FORD V-8 SPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR REG. $4.50 - 100% WOOL fTHlS STATEMENT WAS GRACIOUSLY GIVEN WITHOUT COMPENSATION OF ANY KIND) Single $O.97 THIS THRILLING EVENT BLANKETS * 'I held off buying a car for many years low gas and oil consumption and I know but I could not resist the 1934 FORD V-8. that when I start out on a drive I will have REG. $5.SO OVER 1600 PAIRS 75% WOOL I have found it to be very economical to no mechanical trouble of any kind. I made TWO-TONE $3-97 no mistake when I selected a FORD V-8." operate. I am especially pleased with its BLANKETS
REG. $1.95 WOMENS- SHOES PATCHWORK QUILTS; |37 Let the Ford VT8 Prove its Superiority WASHABLE You-as it has to this Satisfied Owner Black and Brown Kid. Bkcti and Brown Short and modified .19 Suede. Calf skint, Nuva Vampi. Oxfords, T- CURTAINS dothi, crushed leath- etraps, Rooties, trim- EVERY PAIR REG. 89c ers, etc. med Pumpi, Operas. FOR ANY WORTH TRIPLE ROOM THE PRICE
Only car under $2500 ulih a V-8 «ngfoe. lliMnch wftee|6a«e. Re- We don't need to quote for- duced price* make if the peatetl mer price. You will tell at a ralu* in automobile Wilory, glance that they are shoes of 2-PC. LACE MESH quality and character. Come prepared for an umuual value- CURTAINS
A REAL SAVING ON WE'VE GROUPED CHILDREN'S 1200 PRS. OF J H C E i SLIPPERS Sturdy wearing aolen, l'lun^s DORSEY MOTORS, Inc. and oxfordg in bta«k tuid FOR lirown cult, ulnu puteut Iciitli- MEN - WOMEN RAHWAY PERTH AMBOY CARTERET *t. Newest stylcB. AU tliwi. CHILDREN 777 St. George Ave. Maple and Fayette Sts. DALTON BROS., Cook Av«. Tel. Rahway 7-0262 Tel. Perth Arabov 4-3500 Tel. Carteret 8-0411 WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1934 S YOUNGER SEt Rev. Howard F. KleinJrinityRector Fifteenth Birthday h Celebrated Weds ElizabethPJke Of Cranford Marriage Ceremony Takes Place In Cranford Church ByThe WomansClubAt Craftsmen's With Rev. Frank M. Sherlock Officiating, Assisted Mrs. Nathan Duff Is In Charge Of Musical,Program; By The Rev. Clarence S. Wood of Roselle Over ISO Members Present Including Four Of MISS KENT HOE IS BRIDE'S MAID OF HONOR The Past Presidents Of Organization By SADIE M BUSSINGER "TVNES AND TOPICS OF 193S1' TO BE OFFERED Miss Elizabeth Purvos Hoe, daughter of Mr. and Mi- fhiries Robert Hoe, Jr., of 211 Miln Street, Cranford, w Br SADIE M. Bl'SSlNGER came the bride of Rev. Howard F. Klein, rector of Trmi.v Over 150 \vo:r.cr. ssscmhUd at the Craftsmen's Club Fni-cona! Church, Monday morning. yesterday afternoon forth* Sr.eenth birthday nany.of ;he " Rev Frank M. Sherlock, rector of the Cranfnrd -''club.' The club room? were decorated with Fall leave* ar,d 5 r.hiirch performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Gar. ',chrysanthemums. ' District Chairman of Garden, . Mr?. ul '-'— -•_:--— i (.nee S. Wood, rector r>f -.,, j churcni h of St. Luke the Evaf.Lr«-l !•'
•ihe. Beautiful." fcJioyed by-£ Mothers Club Meets xx . ^ many. tln.-r< ; »'atn? a nuptial the...... n. -followe — - -d. •jritV•*•::>., "Prologue u- A. Brown'st their f.ome ir. >! Woodbridge Resident | CHURCH ACTIVITIES Street, The- decorations ->«re f U'StinL'Iy ci'ntribut"(i by Mrs. llow- rn.'iti and Miss Elizabeth Gp-en' Pagliacci,' iil-u Mr.= . Urban and I ranford, Mic> Eleanor P-i]a:>! Miss Erb in a d-jo 'selection of ke« of Dahlias and chryr-ar.: METHODIST CONGREGATIONAL Will Preset Drama I .ird Jernte and the second. "LittK- Marries Newark Man r Trenton, and Miss Clifton i - ,' mum?. Tr.i S:g-.-..i Alrha Pr.i So "itv. "Sicilienne." The ,l:,?t numbers Or, MoRiiay r.ieht the May and •Known Facts About C!i'andi'a - , Westfiold. were (rowned al:-> The program was opened •' Phi A:-.::r,r..••-•-• C::::?:<.T. held it- Meeting Held Wednesday •were double duo piano selections •1'jr.c C!'.:b rr.et w;th P,u?=c-ll Lorch. ! cnts." by Mrs. Ccdrie Ostrum. ni-:t velvet with match'.ri:- >:, by Mr?. Thomas Major. Mr?. Ur-,'i piano solo by Mrs. William s Mary G. Danko and Leslie regular :rn--.-t:r.c •••'• :.'•<• homt- o: nit elet ith match:? Kahway Avenge. Tuesday nieh: At Home Of Mrs. Clark They carried bouquets of ban, Mr?. H-jff and Mis? Erb. iplay ^- Krup. The literary porti'T. "he February Ck;b h-.!d it; meeting Mrs. 'Graze V. Brcwr.. Mai: Mrs. Ware Roynton was ap-, -'*"•' the meetinp consisted of rt-adir.e-- Ycung Wet At St. James In Sewaren h ing "Dan?e De? France? Pe a: *.he horr.t o: Mrs. J\'hn Schoon- Street. Monc.ay. pointedl program chairman and! th<2num.«!) . ensr" and "Country Dance-?." of- excerpt* from and" divcu?>: r Church Saturday vi-rj'uf. ar.d Wed- Piar.s were oon*.p'eted for a Hal vice p!Sfsident tiupo] n the resigna- ^ - 'r bridesmaid-, of maerazine articles with '.hi. tr, Rah-,vay A th stance Klein, of Cranford. Dances By Miss Dimant r.t-fday r.icht Mr ?. A. E- Martin, loive'er. barr. jar.ee- to bf- held Tr'. The Drama Department of tion . Mr wTght. Miss Cecile Dimant was frreatly topic, "The Wapes of Charity.' Mi?? Mary Grace- Dank-. c.a;:c'r.- day nii;h: a: Os'r-orr.'s barn. Gree-. (if the bridegroom, and .lov •Lindc-r Avtr.Uf. entertained the I' Woman's Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Wight'?' resignation was re- Wcstfield. both wore go enjoyed in her dance numbers. ; given by Rev. \V. V. D. .Str<.ni: •er of Mr. and Mr?. Stepr.er. Dar.- Street. Ar. ;rohe;tra will play ceived with rei:rL't. Mr?. Fred ' "My Country Tis of Thee." "vri* Dt-cf-mbi-r C:-.;b. | the home of Mrs. H. D. Clark. CiiiT v( h mahin "Two Suitor?.'' in pyp=y costume, 't:«, of Wiibry ?;mt. w.-.f iv.arr;-.d The micjibi-r- f.f thtff club? , for the dancing. Miss Rae'Os- .Demarost wa appointed , re-; •'-'% ' '^ with matching ; a- and "Merry Widow Waltz" and ten' by M. Webb of the Interr..-; •.': Leslie Frank Vountr of Newark o their birthday born is eeneral chairman. iP.oad. Sewaren. _ cordinc secretary. A interesting Mary Ann Haieht. of . >oin accor-Jinp : Brunswick, was flower cir; "A Russian "Fantasy."' Mr?. ti"iia•ir- l >New> nuns Service, .J . , M-a- read )•• :it a rretty autumn weoidir:!: Sat- ; Mrs, May Boynton wa? ir: Mrs. Clark, chairman, presided report nf child stud. _ .y. association George Urban wa; the accompan- Mr?. William B. Krufr and "W:!Jr(ia charge of the opening dc-votionaU given by Mrs.' Demare-t, wore a gown of jrreen velvet. .. :ntheMass'eV MasieHule? P.'i;lft?""b? bVy GGlen n FrarT; ' l' afternoon"tera . The ctrtmony At t' e Mf-ihotiist Episcop?. and outlined work for the year. | was hat to match. ist. vas unrfay n'.ornine. Rev. C.and a chapter ir. the- study book, of which Mrs. I), W. -.va? read and difcussedby Leli.n.i ' performed in M. Clv.ir,'h A study of contemporary Amer- The best man wa? J. N. The four ex-prestlerit=, Mr?. E. i f u'-- Cnurch, with Rev. Chanes C. E. M'-ibersr will preach the ser "God's Can-.iU'liffhts," wa* read and she attended in H. Boynton, Mr?. J. H. T. Martin, F. Reynold?. A synopsis ('f a our- • . . by Mis? Margaret Yoorhee?. New York recently. Me Kay of New York. The rent new? article'was contributed P-istor, olTiciatmeff . men t'.'V' :. "Sabbath and Leisure' .'.• .-...-.- -. ican dramatics will be conducted Mrs. Frank La Farr and Mr?. A. The were Edmund) Dawes of P'r.::,. ;lt I 1 ;l'M Reports Are Made bv An'lrew McCord. bride was attired in a wn:te A. M, In the evening! Durinu :he social hour the host-j , , , Literature De- F. Randolph poured. Mr?. William ?atln own : and a {oT lh phia, Pa., Austin Dohnr.ar • 'Vocal -ok,-- "Captain Mack " ? fa-'hioned with hit'h h co will bo ' Thc Lure of : esses were M:=? Emily Pace and j ?'*? Report? were made of the card Krug presided oyer the birthday 1 Thi chaj'ter will partment will be offered d'urinc Cranford. Frank N. Merriii .1- ho?- c,c; . rhviT.'* "Fulfillment" and neckline, long sleeve and a f-j!l the Short Cu:." Miss O? party sponsored by the club at the ', , ^'^ ? " Next Monday a social te..a„ will : her 12. : ;1 repeated for the Perth Amboy Rah way to be held Monday after- with her committee. piano ' attendant. She was Mr-. Harr.i-d"? home, elected to menik-r?hip and tenta-:attlre(l m a pmk crepe gown wiyi sor the- annual Turkey Supper in Mrs. William Krug led the mem- tow as hostesses. Teale, Mrs. Joseph Diamond, a ?ll(;ht train The eX* ,ilar meeting will ^. A. E. Bernstein and Mrstiv. e plans were (li^'.is?fd for ai : She wore a little the chapel rooir.= of the church ber? in singing the club song. The The next regular meeting of the tulle liat Wlth -.- he dav afternoon at Stephen Hruska, theatre or opera partv to be held undies to match on November ?. :>t 7 o'clock. hostesses for the afternoon were club will be held November 2G atMr. and Mrs. C. C. Fox early in Xovcmbc-r. ' !and (arri(-ld a tln>' chltTon velvet of Mrs. Thompson. Am- Mrs. H. P. Clark and Mrs. H. B.the home of Mrs. Fred A. Briegs, The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.n iutT- ,. , , ,,.,., | The •Women'? Mis?ionar>- So- • Av^ue. Rankin. Mrs. Maurice M. Trai- Tisdale Place. William H. Voorhees and Mr?. Er-, Adrian \ an Leeuken of Nutley .cic'ty v-.-iI; hold its meeting Th'Ji • - man poured. Observe Anniversary New Club Is Formed ni=st r. Moffntt. was l"'?t rnan. Iday'aiti-rnoon at 2:30 P. M. ST. JAMES The next meeting of the drama i The next meeting will he held: T'"-' '"""*'' "".other v.-i; g?vTin" Holy Eti-Saturday. 4 to t\ and 7:30 to 9 Woman's Club, Miss Ruth Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. tastem Mar Wilt jponSOr ccption was held at the bride'? Sunday. ?, to ',. and to n supper party tonight in the Sun-announces a regular meeting of1 Francis Avenue, celebrated chwi-t and sermon vill take place p. m day School dining room, for mem- To Meet Tonight f J D i AI 19 home. The decoration? we-ve at il :00 a. m. P. M • M'.mdav. 3 to a, and to this department next Tuesday af- twenty-fifth wedding anniv ber? only. Mrs. Henry L. Holland uver-. ', Lara rarty n0V IJ beautifully carried out and over The choir held a successful cake P. M. ternoon at 2:lo o clock at the ;, , . , ' , is chairman. Mi?? Claire Pfeiffer A new organisation to be known ' the table reserved for the bridal sale at the home of the Misses Communion will be served Sun- home of Mrs. George Disbrow, , recently at their home. An as a Jeffersoman Club, composed Americtis Chapter No. 137, Or-iparty was suspended a larce wed- Dixon. .Main Street. Saturday af- day, 7. :<. i0:!!ft A. M.t Monday. will be in charire of games and Grove Avenue. ' ' ; tional feature was the preser.n 'of Democratic women of ^Vood- ck-r of Eastern Star, will sponsor ding bell. A wedding cake graced ti-rnoon at 2:30 o'clock. ''. 7. •• -V. M.; Tue?day. t',. 7. < decorations, and the junior so- A discussion of the way new?-] the bridesmaid who attended bridge Township, was perfected a Chow Mein supper and card the-center of the table, cial committee will assist. St. Margaret's Unit will meet A. M. papers and magazines handle the ceremony. Mis? Mary JCn Friday nitiht at the residence of party November 13, in the Craft?-, The bride's traveling outfit was r Holy masse? wv'i ':•.- sunir S\:p-I world affairs will ' feature the next Thursday at the Spinr.in'_ Mr-. Leland F. Reynold^ led the sen of Perth Amboy. Mrs. J. J. Dunn, Green Street. men's Club. Supper will be served a tunic drtss of brown cvepe with Wheel Tea Room. Mrs. Hr.rolil day. 7. '.'. 10:30 A. M.: Monday. meeting?. Reports will be given ~ 'i .The organization ha? a chartei from 6:30 to S o'clock. Tickc-is brown accessories. On their re- = ipeninir devotinnals: Mis- Grace Cards were played dtirinjr • Paieman, Si', will be the hostc-< >'. 7. \. M.- Tuesday, r,. ',,> from the N. Y. Times, N. Y. Telafternoo- n and hiprn scores membership of sixty women, with in ay be secured from any of the;turn from their wedding trip. M>. A. M. '. Huber re-ad a chapter in theegram, Tribune, The Sun, Daily officers. Mrs. A. N. Jellyman's and Mrs. Young will reside at 117of the day. mission hook. '"Orientals in Amer- made by Mrs. Hans K>OL- representation from eveiy'district The Woman'? Auxiliary lu-ld a Procession Sunday, li:0<1 A. New? and the Mirror Magazines in the towiiship. unit is in charge. , sjouth 12th Street, Nev/ark. can Life." and a ireneral discus- Mrs. Jennie Larson. Mr. Young is connected with retruhir meeting Monday after- M.: Tuesday. s:00 A. M. I including Harper's. Time. Cur- i Amonsr the others pre-f-n4 It is the purpose of this organ- The stnnoii on Surniav. s p. M.. -ion fid'ci'.veil. A sucial hour wa> nm History] ^Literaritelary DipesDigest t anandd Epworth League Presents i- Gulf Refining Company of noon at the home of Mr?. Mai- enjoyed. Mrs. Andrew Anderson. Mr-. ization to have meeting? through- •Ihetiuem Wf FulK-rton. .will be preached by Rev. Eugene the- Atlantic Monthly will be dis- out the winter: to have speakers Mrc Hunt, and mi Monday by Re;. The next moetin'.' will be held cu??c-d. ter Mathiasen, and Mr-. : Sprightly Comedy Tonight Among the guests were: Misses' - Raymond reported on her November at the home of Miss Hoptri of Pe come in and talk on citizenship, re nt tn Edward Dalton. T'ne members of this Vlp-mrdepa t iP '"-h Ani'i.y- "-: A comedv "Tn the Money " will Audrey and Yvonne Pateman. Mr. « ^' At antic < Uy at the Helen Lorch. Ridgedale Avenue. IIan5 0 Ir:i t nn; j qualifications necessary to vote, Acomi.fl>. IHllt'.lfmt!. ' p,- Pateimn Mr nndMv= Hmi-'l-'vm'r:i! convention. Mrs. Ray- A reirular meetintr of Com". ment taking part will be tv,th»e fni]ifol- K^ ^- ^ ' ;' ' '- 1 l llV Seven sermon? on The Apocaly- registration and the value of die be given tonic-ht and tonir.rrov ' - ^_' att-man,.Mi. ami .u..-. nai *mfn rU!ll :, J , Tinnlnankt ntfpi-in^ Mercedes. No. Till'. Catholi,: lowing: Mrs. Lelamli Reynolds. and Mrs. Mae Brochet r.f M-' . franchise. niMit it tl-c Hii'Ji Ir Mic}l el he preacheil at the First Presbv- The following ofTiccrs were tin- the auspices of the Epworth , ,P ' f - » .";."";,-„„„i One new membe, r wa.,= s,„ welome] d he-Id Thursday in the rVilumbii'.ti Nicklas. Mrs. George Disbro Woodbridpe. animoualy elected: Learrue of the Methodist Episcopal Ilanko and Ml'- a"d Ml'?- Stephen 'into the club. Mr?. Louis De Xys Chili. Miss Catherine Davis, dis- terian Church' on th' e flfollowini ' g •.«. Leon Campbell. Mrs. Maurice In tht e eveninjegr p Danko of Woodbridge. various dates. dinner wa? held for ela: Chairman, Mrs. Mary K. Mack, Church, This auxiliary takes charge of trie! deputy of Elizabeth will be f Traiman, Mrs. J. R. Jones, Mrs. p Also Mr. and Mrs. John Urban, 1 October 28. "The Citv 01 •WoodbridsieJ. J. Dunn,;' Woodbridgevice chairman. . OtherMr?.! Thh e cast includes: Mrs. H ,!; Anna"Urbkn," jJhnViid" Anthony , the Missionary work and the unpe. present to install the new Olivers. '.Howard Stillwell, Mrs. William friends. The guests A social will follow the installa- hange"; November -!, "The City vice chairmen: Mr?. Morrison J. , Clark. Craig S,-nf, Harriet car- •-•••••• '-"y nh. Ml. and division of the Woman's Auxiliary Tobro\v?ky, Mrs. Earl Devanny Christie, Sewaren; Mrs. Donati. \"fV- John Jago Faii?',, Lf'; P ^Tur I- C Tu et nnd hul will meet Mor.day, November 28. tion ceremony. ,' Commerce"; November 11. and Mis? Grace C. Huber. Avptif-!- VN Tlcnrv St f'hir Harrv Conrad, Ruth Wolk. Fred aui iuifk. Jlalj luifi Jim rau at the home of the Misses Dixon, The nu-mhi-rs of St. James' The City of Royalty"; Novemi.-r Bi,,y A\enct, Mz. inn > si. i.ian ,., « KOWPII R.™kim Turek. Jr. of Hopelawn, Mr. and Pari-h and their friends will have \ 'The City With Cancer." and n Lavin, Colonia; Mr.-. Anthony otcuej, iiau\ iloveii, Bernnam p,,nt. vm, Mia inna No- West Main Street. The Blessed \'irpin Mary So-'^ ,^ *£ t^r^ M 1 1 s0 a Mlr Anna No 'ovember 2. "The City of the Anuilla I=elin- Mr= Juteher Gardner, William Messick and El- ^ K ™^ - ^ ' ' " Xext Monday night, a public another "get-together" affair, at Aqu.lla,.., , .Uelin_ , .Hr...__ JuteherJuunei, ^^ ^T -,^^, ^ A]an McDonald val. ot Jewarer. dality of H. .lame. Church ^ To^l ffi'BuAow 1 :f|a mer J ec; the "Old Home Niirht" celebra- lead." In the month of Decem- AUo card party will be held at the hold a Hallowe'en dance tonight ^ ;v \r- UW- Fords; Mrs. Sadinsky, Hopelawn. Mrs. -Arthu * r Pettit, Mrs. Justin Mr. and Mrs John Rolko, Parish House undei the auspices tion. to be held on Tuesday night, er, on December 2 and 'j. th? rltJ> Tv: Secretary, Mrs. John Turk. Se- at the church auditorium. Musie:^ v T^V, I l" ' Marsh, Olga Barnekov, George ^s?es;\ ilma and Margaret Rol- , October 30, in St. James' Audi- will be. "The Citv of ha mcc T waren; treasurer. Miss Elizabeth k ;rly Love" and will be furnished bv the Manhat ' L > ^";,.^;h I Gordon and Harry M. Gems. " Edward Rolko of Bayonne, | On next Tuesday Father New torium on Amboy Avenue, un- Serenade™ and according to E"!yn *ox-- of Uoflli!l! Peterson, Woodbridge. 1 ; tan serenauew ana according to ~ Tv " v I V ' Mrs, Caroline Le Bert, Misses of Somerville will give a lecture/ der the auspice? of the Holy 'ompromise." The P received : :LI The Jeffersoniar. Club will meet ted. " I Miss Kathleen Co^rove and .Miss ^,-,, rt;^" Gladys, Lillian and Mary Le Bert and present pictures of the so-Name ,Society. tllul giU tonight with Mrs. Dunn, Green First Ward Woman's Group,„.of ^-.East „ o~ cial service work being accomp- JJane Gerity, who are heading the| "'" Street. Every woman Democrat f0 The dance proenmi. which will capacity crowd T ir I j n ill /i ID i -^' Messrs. Adrian and A. J.lished'in this diocese, at the Par-be provided by Lew Homer's or- m in the township is invited to comp. I O nOla rUDllC Lara rarty Van Leeuwen, Miss Cordelia Van ish House. anticipated. ' ' i Friday Afternoon Club chestra, will include lances, square • Tickets can be purchased from ,,,,.. . . m • c U _, „. ~ ~ , _ Leeuwen of Kutley, Mr. and Mrs, The Welles Guild held its first dances, quadrille;? arid modern ! : The FirsMUrd Women s Deni- Sanders of Keansburg/Mr. members of the organization or-at Holds Meeting At Plamtir-m News Notes of Woodbridge Albert meeting of the season Tuesday at dance music, divided to provide ! the door. ! 1 -r— ocratic Club will hold a public 3ml Mrs_ jo?c.ph Sandor, of Irv- 8 o'clock when the program for enjoyment for all. STATE i The committee reports that the The Friday Afterr-•-:. —Miss Marian Love. Green card party next Friday night in ingtollt Mr, and Mr?. Arthur j, the year was discussed. The next THEATRE—WOODBRIDG? "-mocratic headquarters, Mam . Mr. Frank H. Young, Nr. Mr. Hugh Quigley. chairman, i .ml! has been decorated with or- Club held its meeting Street,' will entertain a? Sunday Saluiel ?| meeting will be held at the Par-will be assisted by a large | com- naments denoting the spirit of the PlaimieUl Country Club ;• guests at her home, Mrs. J. Grif- reet, at 8:1a o'clock. and Mrs_ Edw.in Devine, Mr. andish House, November 6. All men:- All the usual card games will . j ung and Mr. Wil- mittee. Tickets can he procure', •eason, together with many new entertained by Mr>.|Johr. (! fiith and John Peterson of the Mrs Pl ank Yo |bers are urged to attend. from the members of the Ho'yTODAY - SATURDAY and novel cdor schemes. er. iff Bronx, N. Y. be in play with prizes and re- \^m ^'cBarron of "Newark! freshments. Mrs. Joseph Maner ;Name .Society or at the door Fivt- tables were ir. ;•!.':;•' —Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Rothfuss, !a reasonable donation. ; . 490 Rahway Avenue will return and Mrs. Gustav Koch are co- GUY GLENDA St. .lame-;' Parent-Teachers' scores were madt- l>y Mr from their vacation in Europe next chairmen. Association held a benefit movii- lirewster, Mrs. Freder;•••;. Friday. WOODBRIDGE^CALENDAR PRESBYTERIAN KIBEE FARRELL Tuesday and Wednesday at the est and Mrs, William We;:* —Mrs. Julian Grow, Myrtle Morning worship at ll.fifl witl Suite- Thcauv. A matinee was riext meeting of the e'.:!' —Mrs. George Rouiweiler Avenue, entertained the Tuesday In ' is convalescing at her home from Please mail dates not later.than Tuetday of each week, to sermon topic, "The City o held Wednesday at 3:l'i and'was held at the home of Mr-. Afternoon Bridge Club at a lunch- Sadie Martin Bujjinger, Woodbridge Independent well attended. K. Franklin, Barron Avi: a recent ,surj?ical operation. Alternoon criage i. HID at, a IUUUI- Sa[Jie Martin Bussinger, Woodonage A- Osborn's barn. Sor- Change." This i? the r,r?t of : "Merry Wives of Reno" —Mrs? Arthur J. Quinn, North eon bridge at her home this week. TOXIGHT_HallowL>'en Barn Dance, Mrs. W. -• -. by -_.. lu. series of sermons on th" letter Street, entertained Tuesday Mrs. High score was made by Mrs. - . Contrrecational Church; Fall Dai —PLUS- Cedric Ostrom and Mrs. D. H. to the seven churches in the Apo Lews Clayton and Mrs. Jerry J •cr=>( Baer of Avon; Mrs. Albert Mit- Ford. The next meeting wilt be calypse.. The other? will folio JOHN ROSEMARY held at the home of Mrs. Howard ^s^:=£X' Svv!2^£ =Littk Known lrs S Sunday mornings at 11. •' chell of Bradley Beach), and Mrs. "In the Monev," Epworth League, M. E. f huich. at \ ooc. . Charles Va" n •Middle'swort""'" "h of'Jernee' , Maple Avenue.i Nov; 13. Evening worship at Ar BOLES AMES il and Miss Hubitt of! ~Mrs- }\ v- D-, Strong, Mrs. bridge High School; Card Party, Woodbridge Woman's Re- •mi League, M. E. Church, nual praise service under t:u a u s town. , jT. O. Wolleback and son, Dimitri, publican Club, headquarters, Amboy Avenue. nioes of the Women's A^soei.. ,,. ABOUT WOODBRIDGE 1 ffi h Meeting, Democratic Third tiil u1 —Prof. John H. Love. Green Grove Avenue, returned home y The Speaker will be Mr. Ynicl Street, is convalescing at his home ; from a summer's vacation in Takeda of Japan. "I Believe In You" from a week's illness. I ! North Lovell, Me^ 'Sunday—S-servicei s at nrsi rresujicum., First Congregational nnd Sunday School at -9:-l" wit : Methodist Episcopal Ohurches at 11:00 A. M.; at Trinity classes for all ajre?. Intt-rrnedia' : Episcoplil, S:00 A- M. and 11:00 \. M.; Masses at Pt. .Tames' SUNDAY - MONDAY Christian Eiuleavor at 2 ::;0 P. M.: On December 6, 1769, » charier w«t granted to Trin- Church, 7:00, S:00, 10:30 A. M.; Special Forty Hour Services Junior Christian Endeavor at 8:00 Monday—Public Card Party, St. Margaret's Unit, at Parish House; P. M.; Senior Christian Endeavor ity Epiicopai Church of Woodbridfe by King George 111, Card Party, Mothers' Club, at Direct Savings Co., i P. M., at fi:30 P. M. "The Girl from Missouri" of England, and ligncd by William Franklin, »in of Ben- Rahway; Meeting, Fortnightly Guild, 51. E. Church, MK« On Wednesday at 7:-lo. the Lillian Burgeson, Claire Apartments; Social Tea, 2-.30 P, M.. With jamin Franklin, at that time Governor of the Province. M. E. Church, Mrs- John Schoonover, Rahway Avenue. weekly prayer service will he held 1 and on Friday at 7:30, Boy Scout , JEAN LIONEL During the. Revolution, .ervicei were abandoned and in Tuesday—"Old Home Night," Holy Name Society, St. James Audi- Troop 33 will meet tinder the di- j w. _.. irection of John Tetley, Scout ] HARLOW BARRYMORE 1777 the church wat occationally utcd at a »oldier»' bar- .„„ ...... , ... Mrs. Georp Mums Master. ADDED racks. 'Grove Avenue; Public Card Party, First )Vard Mrs. Robert Stevens, the new Democratic Club, Headquarters. ',,,-„ ,. , organist at the • Presbyterian IJ!'Thursday-Meeting Court Mercedes No. TGO.Xatholie Daughters of Church will begin this Sunday the ZASU PITTS in • • • ' 'I Are The Loveliest America 8 P. M., at Columbian Club; Meeting Literature prelude to the moriing worship at Department, Woman's Club, subject,! "American Pioneers, i wit!- Mrs \ F Randolph. Ruhway A^unue; Meeting at h\m\-10:a0. Flower of the Season ni'nl' WheelTea Room, St. Margaret's Unit, Trinity Church,, i •Rehearsal-• -;"--•-s -'",•are bein, r*g iiei> Green Sti/cet. .followed by a dance in the gym- SALLIE EILERS in and Beautiful Companionship. ! SPECIAJL DATES 1 men of the iUritan Bay District—a record uni»i<'llc'' November. 5-^Meetinfr, Busclunan Guild, with Misses McAuslan, Pros- "3 On A Honeymoon" After Many Years' Experience In Careful Cultivation, lhe Sunshine Class held ^ any other maker of bi(h »r*do foolwe<>r. ' pect Street; Meeting, 2 P. M., Civics Department, Woman's meeting: Monday night m the bun- We Have Built A Reputation For Having Club, with Mrs. St. Clair Lavin, Colonia; Meeting, lirecken- -- Sh-=-,--l • room. Plans were PLUS SLOBODIEN'S h»»c held the nge^V U' . The Finest Mums Obtainable. ii ruigridge Auxiliary, with Miss HeleHelen Lorchi_,orcn.. !<'a••••.• y ^>-"«"^'"ooli i«um. i .a..o ,,^.^ - November 6—Meetinc,'Third District Conference, Woman's Club at .completed for the Sunshine frolic MARYASTORin these famous .hoe* during that e""" Mudns Are Especially Suitable for Home Decoration, t\ Matawan; Meeting, Welles Guild, Trinity Church,. Parish and indoor field meet to be held ;i November 2 in the Sunday School eriod. "You c«nV wear o-i &f" Parties, and Autumn Corsages — • 1 House ^'ovemht^r 9 in thp Rntnlav School "Return Of The Terror" Order Your* Now. s NovembeNovember*8'"Turker 8—Turkey Supper, Builders'' Society, at MethodisMeUiot t Episco- , room. Miss Lillian Edwards is looks." ./ pal l Church; Meeting, American Home DepartmentDepartmeni , Woman's general chairman. Albert, lnei- /-.1..U ...:.i. •»,„., ii ,i.in i.._ a, _„.. fresen led the opening devotional^. ! Club, with Mrs- Harold Hayden, Sewaren. SA1SAT- > NNo*o . 1-2.3 Plant Tulip Bulbs Now For Spring Blooms November !)—Parish House Follies, Men's lirotherhooil, FFirsi t Presbv- The "c^ meeting will be held ! »«UK3. - mi. SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY - - - - NO CHARGE terian Church, High SiOmol Auditorium. ' 'at tin- home of Mrs. Howard A.; November 12.—Meeting, Ijiiiies' AuxTl'iary" of' Congregation Adath Tappen. Schoder Avenue, with u Israel; Art Department, Woman's Club, with Mrs. Samuel Mr*. William Howe assisting in the "TREASURE ISLAND" JOHN R. BAUMANN, FWT fi Henry; Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority, Phi Alumnae, at First entertainment. with II Congregational Church. I The Breckenridgt' Auxiliary of St. George and H*zelwood Aves. RAHWAY, N. J.o November 13—Chow Mein Supper and Card Party from•(>•:,'•» to 8:0(1 lhe First Presbyterian Cliuich nu-t WALLACE JACKIE t\ P. M., Onler Eastern Star, Craftsmen's Club; Salmagundi »t the home of Mrs. Logan. liock- Free Deliveries All Over Union & Middlesex Counties II Society witli Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .McCord. • ius, Green Street, Monday night. BEERY COOPER Phones Rfthway 7-07H-W12-O713 , 0 November IB—^Public Card Party Rosary Society, St.. James1 Audi- Twenty-three members were pres- •ocrst! - torium SuMefi&LMisfc^jisBifSlU " """' ^ • i.. vffefcifrssl nOPBBIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1934 a role that is admirably suited fcBusinessmen Mean Work Goes Forward On NOTICE to her talents. The deft manner Schindel Alterations All persons concerned may take Junior Woman's Club At State Theatre in which »he takes enre of tho it—Nielsen notice, that the Subscribers, Ad- haracterizntion is very reminis- AVENEL ACTIVITIES ministrators, etc., of Daniel Hertn- ;cnt of those earlier success Unit Businessmen's As- Rapid progress is he ing mndc on "MERRY WIVES OF — R JF.AN DE YOUNC, Heh, deceased, intend to exhibit RENO" LIVELY TALE wrought her stardom—"Red-Head- NOW- Ihc $20,000 all,cnil,i(in proKram r Benef ijtedBy Party rerwilla y means business In their final account to the Orphans' wl Woman," "Hold Your Man" I to prosecute any Isclin | now on nt Schindel'B. Practically Court for the County of Middle- OF DIVORCE COLONY , ill"1' A picture that is heralded as nd "Red Dust." who soils fresh meat on all the excavation work in the MRS. LUND ADDRESSES sex, on Friday, the seventh dny of Miss Anderson And Mrs. utriier one o{ the liveliest and merriest This time, Miss Harlow is teani- DOYLE 8c Parker Nielsen, Jr., at- basement has been completed anil WOMAN'S CLUB GROUP December, 1934. at 10 A. M., in Keayes Co-Hostesse» At comedies of error of the season, <1 with Lionel Barrymorc, who the group, said last the possibilities arc strong that Tbe Literature department of the Term of September. lt)34, for comes to the State Theatre today appears as the very wealthy T. R. CUNNEEN ,,„• edict was voted a he new floor in this part, of the the Woman's Club met nt the settlement and allowance; the Affair In Perth Amboy under the title of "Merry Wives Paige, whose political applecart is 'mm' today, but last Sunday buildinp will be started next week. home of Mrs. George Lund, Fifth same being first audited and stated almost upset by Eadie Chapman's by the Surrogate. of Reno." ' ,,iven the violators of the A score of painters linve been Avenue, on Wednesday. Mrs. Miss Lillian Anderson, Wood- It is based on the hilarious story campaign to win his son, Tom. ,, cnilfi to toper off on the. busy during the past week paint- 'iiind's talk on "The Indian in Lit- Dated October 24th, 1934. nnd Avenue, and Mrs. Mollie- by Robert Ixird which deals with Franchot Tone is seen as Tom, and SPOT SHOP Mr. Nielsen said he will i BENJAMIN IIEIMLICH, Kenyes, Perth Amboy, were oo- intr the wnlls and ceiling in the rnture," was preceeded by a philandering husbands, flirtntioiw Lewis Stone gives his usual great Give the Men of thu j jl on'behalf of the Associa- basement nml other parts of the short business session. A musical M. EMANUEL GROSS, hostesses at a card party held at wives find marital mix-ups that, performance as Cousins, million- , ,,i1]st any butcher who vio- buildiiiK. Tne stairway on the selection, a Pneblo-Hopi song was Administrators. the home of Mrs. Keayes for the lead to the Reno divorce colony aire- bnchelor. Vicinity Spectacular X'nefit.of the Fords, Junior.Wom- .'tj,'(. law this Sundny. right aide forward . on the main offered by .Mrs. Francis Kinch and W...I. 10-26; 11-2, !), 1.0, 23. where more marrinjres are- un- Value*! floor, lending to the second floor, Mr. Lund. Mrs. Kiach snng two an's Club. After the games re- scrambled than in nny other place News Notes o( Woo Abridge lias been cut through and nearly solos, "Pale Moon" and "Indian CARD OF THANKS freshments were served. Prizes in the world. FLEAS DIE completed. Tbe other stairway, to Love (' fllK. ion, Miss Emmn Peterson, Miss •Jrsey Fryers or Broiler Di'fpinlimln. Kl. Fu. fur Ilio Halo i'( Sdna Nelson and Miss Ethel Wil- GENUINE REINDEER —The Men's Brotherhood met MiiirlKiiKnl iH'i'mlHi's illltrd Oi'tHHfr in, iOll. • . FRESH HAMS CHICKENS at the Presbyterian Church on Hy vlrtui1 nf tlip iilmvo Ftatoi^ writ, SUEDE ZIPPER FRONT Rump of Monday evening. Two decisions' In HIP il!ri*<'tp, NIN'KTKB.V SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CHICKENS Aver. lb delegation from (he brotherhood III'NUHKI) T1HHTV-FOUH Tilford, Jago Feted iVHITE ROSE or PREMIER" to the supper at the Craftsmen's lit t wn (I'rlnrli, Mtlimlitnl Tlmp. In HIP $4.95 urtiTiKinn of milil slii-riff'M [Idaho 101b bag liced 21 can O for Club last night. Dffki> In tlin City of XPW nrutmvii'li, It was decided to help the La- N. J, OnDoubleBirthday POTATOES 'INEAPPLE 45 dies' Aid Society when they serve AH thi' fiillmvlni; trm't 'ir parcel of [STRICTLY FRESH KILLED tiiml nnil [ircinlHi'!! liiM'clnnfti'r piirtli'ii- WHlfE~ROSE dinner to members of the Eliza- lurly ilpficrilieil, nlt,iwtp, lylnp anil boln^' Buffet Supper Served As Heavy Wool Zipper Front beth Presbytery which will meet In llii> Ti)wii!ililp of WimilliriilKi'. In 111 •• FANCY 1 Tomato ns in the local church in January. I'oinily nf .MUlilli'fii'X nml Stiiti of New Friends Celebrate Natal LUMBER *O Kernel fRoasting Chickens JUICE 3 ° 25 —A son, Christoph Friciiricli, Known nnd ilesilpniitril on a cprtiiln Day Of Pair CORN for was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chris- up cntlllcil "Mnp of lulu »ltimti> In Hi,' W to 4% lbs. T.uni i.r WiiOill.rlilKo, N. .1. jmincrty of BEEF or lte toph Bc?hrens of Avencl Street, William /.IPKIIT. Ksi|., nnd kmnvn n» A double birthday party was PRIMEX lbs on Wednesday, October 7, Itfimirest-on-tlK'-HllltoPK, surveyed Jiln- given in honor of Henry Tilford, LAMB 4 25 —'Samuel Lee and Miss Emma u.'iry, 1«!H. liy .1. Jl. TrnwIirlilKC," nnil Ford Avenue, and John Jago. 2 25 Lee of Elizabeth, Mildred Hor- filed in (ho nffK'p uf the Clerk of Die Legs Chuck f Like Crisco r Slew enmity of Middlesex, ,S'. J.. on tin- Mil) Hornsby Street, at the home of ton, and Ned Pomeroy were the Fresh Libby's lb <1, I will ex- FREE DELIVERY Vour big worry should be skid- !tr« last Sunday evening in New- po.'ie to sale at imhllr vendue on MIDDLESEX COUNTY SURRO- WIlDNKSllAY. THE 21RT DAY OF GATE COURT Blowout Protection? NllVKMIlEH, A. I)., NM.NKTEEN ding—the cause of 5J.£ times j —Miss Georgia Beam, of Wood- III'XDJIKEl THIItTYi-I'Ol'R n the Matter of the Administra- Sure! But— at two oYlock, Ktandnril Time, In the tion of the Goods and Chattels mOre accidents than b.owout, ift^^.KSo^?- iiftenKK.n ,,f ...aid day. at the Sheriff's '•ffire in the City of Xfw XtrunawliK, and Credits of Stanislow Wier- Smooth tire3 skid 77% farther ./.IT Street. ziemvki, Deceased. All the follnwlnir trni't or jmretd of ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE INON-SKID other new tires skid 14 to 199n hind ami |ireinineH hereinafter • partlesi- hy Absentee Resident should Inrly desiTilu'd. siti'ate. lyinK anil liclllK 1 —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendev- In the Townshl[, of Wnoilliridce, in the not be declared dead and win CiniiitS1 of Middlesex nnd Htate of N'ew farther, than new "G-3" Good- son entertained Mr. and Mrs. J'us- letter« of admiimtrntion GRIP year All-Weathers (proved by I'''1 '"'*! Mr- «» Hlirhwuy Route N,i Reduce necessary to safety extra, get it now—ride safely SiTLion Wl; thence (1) ulung saiil lln the wife of Stanislow Wierziem- SI. Cenrce's Hnad south :KI° -II' V ski, who resided with her at Car- 2.!>" feet to Innris or A. Dunn; thenee during the slippery driving I uloiiK waid Dunn line south V~u ,'iT V. teret, New Jersey, until about July We have grouped together several floor covering items which are best sell- •at Fi.vas feet to the easterly line ii 15, 1027, when he disappeared, montiia. ate Hiuluvay Route No. i, Section 32 and was not again heard from, nor ers at this time of the year and have reduced the price on them for one week eni-e (.1) ulnnfi sliiil line of Route No. • only. COMPARE our prices and you will realize every "special" listed here is a irth s° ;|i.j' west J.r, feet to the lln heard of since that date, and that with tkld lands taken hy tlio state for the eon at the time of his disappearance he bargain. Act now! One week only! M'tlnii or inter.seetlon lietween Rout possessed no property whatsoever, 43% More Miles of Real Non- o. t and St. (loorgc'H Road; theitco (4 NEW 1935 lollK said line of lands no tulten by th and that further there are Life Skid because "G-3" AU- :.'lte north ll.'0 12"-,' cant 1J..17 fee Insurance Policies in force On the AMERICAN Ihe saiil line of St. Ourfre'H Ron Wcithcr Tread ia flatter, j life of the said Stanislow Wier- lioiiu or place of Ill^CI.VNINij. ziomski in the Prudential Life In- wider, heavier, tougher. Blow- 'nown a.s St. George's Koail AV'ood surance Company of America val- PHILCO ri.lK.i. .\. J. Oriental Rugs ued at approximately Seven hun- out-Protected in EVERY Ply The approximate amount of the deere. ' lie satisfied by Kalil sale 1H the sin dred and twenty two dollar? $39.50 GRADE — REDUCED TO because Patented Supertwist three thousnnil ninety-nine (lollari $722.00, and also a Life Insur- Cord is up to 61% more elas- !:i.0'.i;») toKt-'Uier with the toHt.i of thSi ance Policy in the Polish Roman Model Catholic Union of America .valued tic—absorbs shocks) Tocether wllli all anil nlngultr th 66B Hhts, privileges, heredltamentK at Five hundred dollars ($5-00.00) ppunenaiu-es thereunto helonelne or i and that she desires to be appoint- ny\VIHO appyrtalnlnjT, ed Administratrix of. the goods, ALAN H. ELY, Sheriff. chattels, rig-hts and credits of the $24.50 A Great Tube :MII. STUBMLAU, said Stanislow Wierziemski in for the "G-3" 21.78 Middlesex County, New Jersey. V.I. 10-:6; 11-2, 9, 10. Thicker tougher It is Ordered on this 8th day of rubber on rim- ktober, 1934, that Stanislow sidereslsta pinch- Vierziemski show cause in thtl 9x12 ing, punctures. CLASSIFIED ADS Surrogate's Office at New Bruns- Ask for Qoodyear wick,' New. Jersey on the 19th Double Service IMHUY KHADE AND AWNJ.VG CO. Jay of Noveknber, 19-34 at 10 o'- Despite its amttlngly low price, Houar nml Store Awnlnes, Window Tube. aitt'rf, litmt ninterialH, Reasonable :lock A. M. why an Order should here's a new 1935 PHILCO .It. JSiJ Elm,Street, rertli Amboy, lot be entered declaring the said J_BASE$4 that provides guaranteed recep- stanislow Wierziemski dead, and tion of foreign stations in addi- FOB BENT •vhy Letters of Administration GUARANTEED APARTMENT, attractively furnished; tion to your favorite American Imth; prlvitte entrance; ncur Hlgn should not be granted to Bertha QUALITY programs! Latest features gj»e .iiiMil. sr.i•0i ll|li|)l\\h c Ave., Woodbridge. tVierziemski, of the (roods, chat- FRANK VAN SYCKLE'S TIRE STORE marvelous I performance. Cabl-_ tels, rights and credits of the said net of matched woods, exqui- FO)t ItKNT Stanislow Wierziemski upon her 152 JEFFERSON ST. PERTH AMBOY )NU (HI TWO rouina, furnlslinl or nn- sitely designed. A spectacular riinilnlioil; in beautiful hmtio; centrnllv friving tho proper 'bond in accord- RHODES SERVICE value! (K-utsd; reiuoimuli!. Wrllu Bux U. Wuoil. ance with law. PARKWAY GARAGE )rldfie Independent, STATION Chaosi Hew 1935 i\'. I. 10-26* It is further Ordered that .. Cor. Avenel St., copy of this Order be published in 459 AMBOY AVE. from 49 PHILCOS ROOXf FOR REST, furnished; all con the Oarteret Press, a newspaper Railway Ave. venlencen; CBnerlully milled for 2 HUH WOODBRIDGE llomen or couple. H4 .Muln .St. , published in Carteret, New Jersey, AVENEL \V. I. 10-20. once a week for five weeks. $20 up PRANK A. CONNOLLY, COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION FURNISHED. HOOSr, WITH OR WITH- out board, Mrs, Williiim Micliaels Surrogate. I tor. Pearl and Main Sts. WOODBRIDGE TIMES SQUARE STORE! M) llllniett Street, Avenel X J . P. 10-12, 19, 2b'; lUi, 9. HEAVY 117 Smith St., Perth Amboy W. I. 105, l;, ID. Phone P. A. 4-2873 SKI.I.INO OUT I XI-R.SHU.y STOCK — Kliudo tfeoB, crnn mi'imil.. trues, evenji-eeiiM, hafily pori-ii FELT nltil plants, rono bualicH, ' flowering Hlii'iilm. All at sacrifice lirk-es. Town »lilli Honda aceeiiteil. J, 15. JANSA, nun Hchool, Sewaren. BASE \V. I. 9-28 to 11-9, " yd. BROOKLYN PROS JACK'S 37 vs. ItADIO SHItVKK TAVERN II PROVE YOUR RADIO; EXI'UUT 27 INCH tiL'ivlce alul repairs on alt jnalces. C. PERTH AMBOY CLOVERS Slmin, 29 clrovu Avenue, Woudlirldse, SUNDAY Afternoon, OCT. 28, at 2:30 P. M. AND l Tol. S-1275I-W, A. GUTOWSKI W. 1. 111-6, to 26. High and medium grade of With Nat Grossman, Peaches Heenan, BALLROOM musical instruments. Private VELVET iu;r\inH Bernie Crowl, Milt Klinger and others 424 Market St., Perth Amboy lessons by Mr, Gutowski and ALIi TYPES SMALL MOTO11S HE assistants on all instruments. AT PERTH AMBOY CITY STADIUM paired; vucuuin cleaner, washer, uew CARPET UK. mitchlnt>, mixers, etc. O. Sliuln, 1169 E. Jer.ey Street at Brand General Admission 40c 2» Hrove Avenue, Woodbrlilb'O. Te ELIZABETH Upitairs FREE 8-J275-W. Phone Elk. 2-3754 FRI. - FISH SUPPER SAT.-CHOW EXTBA ... THROW $^.79 i RUGS VALUE THE 10TH ANNUAL I | REDUCED PRICES OF COAL Reingolds Beer 16 oz. glass OWN YOUR HOME SHOW ALL SIZE VELVETTE ALL HAIR If you want "GRADE A" Coal Elizabeth Armory Oct. 29th to Nov. 3rd MATTRESSES THE MAIN AWARD STAIR CARPET DANCING Various Tickings CUSHIONS That i* "GUARANTEED" EVERY WED. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. 1^34 MODEL HOME 95 Me 49 Lakeview Drive at Riverside Park $3- o/ yd • $4' ' CALL AFTER 2 F. M. TO 9 P. M. ' Music By Open Daily Including Sunday 12 to 9:30 P. M, (Followthe Arrow) "HASHIE HENRY" , AFI'ISKNOON AWARDS i AW Alt US Each attoraouJi, uturlliit' 'fussdiiy, Monday 10 i^U.OO cimli ordora AND HIS Oct. 30lh, tlvo JB.OO dish Onlsr Tui'Mliiy 10 {10.011 fuuli onlers CHARLES SZABO Awurils will In! miiile to Ludlts W'1'diu-.tiliiy 6 i 10.00 cash orders " HI STEPPERS" iitteiulini,' in uililitlon tu limrc thrill LINOLEUM & CARPET FACTORY OUTLET 248 CHURCH STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 26 valuulilu liiiusuliolil uitU'lfH. Tluiiniluy 10 111) 00 rush orders PERTH' I fur uwurilu l'l'ldiiy 10 $10.00 lush OldulB ono SMITH JACK ISENBERG, Mgr. at Iht* .'iiilunliiy Tilt) JH,0llO Model Homo 1 AMBOY Tel. Woodbridge 8-0537 P. A. 4-2809 ADMISSION 35c — BOOK OF 12 TICKETS $3.50 4*\JO STREET STORE PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1934 'She Loves Me Not/ Stage Hit, Opens At Majestic Tonight
Left—Holmes Herbert, Dorothy Wilson, Robert Erazer and others in "One In A Million," a CRESCENT attraction. Centre—Clever, ruthless and shrewd, Lee Gentry, played by Claude Rains in "Crime Without Passion," also at the CRESCENT. Right—Bing Crosby and Kitty The-glamour and romance of Old Kentucky in the nineties. Carlisle lift their voices in melody in "She Loves Me Not" opening at the MAJESTIC tonight. Here arc ionic of ihe striking incidents in "Judge Prictt," together with a portrait of the- «tar, Will Rogen, in hi» memorable char- acter study of the shrewd and kindly Judge, which open» at Ihe I'Rocky Rhodes,' Western 'One In A Million Is Tale STRAND tonight. FILMS OUTSTRIP STAGE ! Scheduled At Crescent Of Department Store Girl Ben Bernie's Band IN FAST PRESENTATION Rocky Rhode? and his pal. Harp "One Jn A Million." the Invin- Makes Film Debut WILL ROGERS PLAYS "JUDGE PRIEST" Haverty, head the Cactus City. cible picture due Wednesday at Arizona, from Chicago on the heels of a letter received by Rocky the Credent Theatre, is hailed a? 'Shoot The Works' Comes OF SENSATIONAL PLAY from his friend Joe. foreman of one picture in a million. : Monday To Cre¢ With IN FEATURE AT STRAND TOMORROW Beea'J--e mot:"!i picture? 'in ivt the Rhodes ranch telling him that Robert Ellis and Karl Brown One of America's most noted who flourished in I'aducah, Ken- Dan Murteh is up to his old land- Six Fine Hit Tunes suffer the phyfica". limitation? ar.ii have written a most unusual story. authors. Irvin S. Cobb, has sup- tucky, in the late years of the past love Time' Declared irrabbing tricks and that Rocky is cehtury. handicaps which art the lot of t':> sorely needed at home. On the Frank S'.raycr has done a good lien Bernie and his lads make- plied Will Ropers with hi? latest lejfitimati' stage. rrj'iier,<:e? vh" directorial • job in translating it Rich Humanity ride to Cactus City. Rocky te'.ls their screen debut in "Shoot the Fox Film vehicle. "Judtre Priest," Rich human interest, it is said, Back Jones Serial Starts I view Paramount V "She Low.- Me | Harp that he and Joe Hilton have to the screen, and Invincible has Works." tlii- Paramount feature which will come to the Strand A Colorful Romance ! always been pals although both done its -f-,:'i! share towards making blends with laughter and tears in Not," coming tonight to the Ma- f itirm which will be shown on Mon- Theatre on Saturday. this talc of a sleepy southern At Perth Amboy Theatnl were in love "One In A Million" one of the jestic Theatre, with Bing froj-bv Pat Paterson, Nils Asther j«?or,'- bo?t pictures by providing | day at the Crescent Theatre. According to all advance re- town, which still is not too sleepy "The Red Rider,'' l This is the opening situation in ?urro".:r.de;• Street Theatre, in W.v York, Acclaimed by preview audienc- of a departmc-r.t store salesgirl by the combined teams of Rainpor es in both Hollywood and New whose failure to respond to the ad- 1 most notable of all Rogers' gallery when the curtain rose on the first Perfect Crime Tale and Robin and Gordor. and Ecu .. ; of American characters and there ' PARSLEY DECORATIVE. TOO ment at the Crescent T Ymi; as one of the most colorful vances of her employer costs her They include "With My Eyes Perth Amboy today. I: performance of that ?nia.=h -tairc Reasons, the lavish Fox Film, her job, her home, and her repu- 'seems little doubt that it will reg- It is time to dip up a few roots Wide OtH'ii. I'm Dreaminc," "Do ister throuphnut- the country as chapters. Among those v. hit. and sparkling screen romances in tation. Through no fault of her I Love You?." "In the Good Old of parsley from the pardon and Six Stages in One "Love Time," begins an engage- At Crescent Today o'.vr,. she becomes hunted as a j the star's most successful picture to both stape and sere. • Winter Time." "Take a Lesson to date. ; place in a pot. Store in kitchen or Accustomed through long yf-w? ment Wednesday at the Crescent criminal, wanted for grand lar- From the Lark" and "Were Your pantry window and you can prow hip Jones are Grant Wi'i,. Theatre. ceny and murder. [ The popular series of stories by of theatre-going to the conven- 'Crime Without Passion' Ears Burning'.'" parsley all Winter to use for fla- ion Shilling, Walter Mi. . tional theatre stage, they were '"he new and delightful youne ! Irvin Cobb ha? been used as the Product Of Hecht-Mac- Wi-s'.v-y Rubles who directed voring and garnishing. Gives bit ard Cramer and Mnrearr startled to see a stranger layer- . Fox "dis very," "Pat" Paterson, 1 basis for this screen history of tlv: eakc setup that incorporated six has her -t role to date as the Arthur; Rains Starred ICE CREAM CONE NOVELTY "Collese' Humor", and "Bolero,' I shrewd and wise Kentucky judge of brightness to the kitchen, too. and many others. actual stages in the space of the •^veetheun uf a world-famed com- Ice cream cones can be used for wielded the megaphone on "Shoot hulding individual salads or des- thi- Wurks." an adaptation of an usual one; two large central stag- poser, in this production; and Nils They've done it again! That fa- es set on top of each other to rep- Asther, playinir the composer, is serts to provide a festive air to the ori-jina! play written by Ben resent rooms in a Princeton dor- said to top all. his past film mous team of writing wizzards. meal's end. Hecht and Gene Fowler. mitory, and two angled sub-stages, achievements in this unique as- Ren Hecht and Charles MacAr- or cubicles, set in each wing signment. thur. who gave to tho films such where, as tho play progressed, lo- "Love Time" telh a tender pictures as "Twentieth Century" TWO CONTINUOUS cations in Detroit, New York, SHOWS Washington and almost every and "Viva Villa," have turned to FEATURES DAILY major city in the United States uncertainty and separation, two j producing films on their own, and ALWAYS •would be represented. p, CRESCENT MAJESTIC loverl s aro reunitei d by mfano of i hit. the bell'with their very first Over this fantastic background THEATRE the _ young composer's haunting | efTort Tfs "Crime Without. Pas- Fri. - Sat MON.-TUES. the action of one of the most de- music. Such famous airs of Schu- MADISON AVENUE PERTH AMBOY liciously insane comedies the stage bert's as the "Abscheid," "Mo- sion," that vivid, enthralling, fas- "THE has even seen flitted without ment Musical," "Who Is Sylvia?" cinating, film drama that opens at pause or intermission for its two and the melodious "Serenade" are the Crescent Theatre today. WITCHING HOUR" hours of sustained hilarity. woven into the action of the film. With Claude Rains, remember- ed for his work in "The Invisible With Seven (7) Big Days Starting with Man," in the leading role, appear- SIR GUY STANDING ing in nearly every scene, and JUDITH ALLEN Margo, the Spanish dancer, and —ALSO— Whitney Bourne featured, "Crime Without Passion" tells the story Jack Oakie - Ben Bernie of the perfect crime—that almost AND HIS BAND succeeded. in CHILDREN'S CONTEST AT THEMAJESTIC Every child in Perth Amboy ami i suburbs is clitrible to participate in the cash prizes to be presented to the three children who most re- semble the now. world-famous and — ALSO - popular little Shirley Temple, the latest child favorite of the movies Ihe contest takes place at the Ma- i'-stic Theatre Saturday, Novem- CRIME ber 3rd, the opening day of "Now And l'orever." A Fox Pictute with • The children are to appear upon tthout •:>' stiiKi- where the prizes will be awarded. The winners will be se- "PAT" PATERSON : let-ted by the audience, subject to The p/ay panicked Broadway! Mie amount of applause they re- And . NILS ASTHER . ceiv,. Prizes aiv: First prize, The New Super Serial —AND— M.i.UU: SL-mnd prize, $10.00.; third »> >» h't Bing'i best picture! prikivS;,.0(i, and the next twelve "THE RED RIDER" with CHAS. STARRETT Will receive courtesy tickets for with BUCK JONES the .Majestic Theatre. "ONE IN A MILLION" To Our BING CROSBY Woodbridge Friends MIRIAM HOPKINS / >vho have already visaed us we wish to extend our thanks. To those who plan to "come up and see us sometime" we offer a cordial wel- come. h We feel safe in saying we believe we have brought a bit of "She loves i "Broadway" to Perth Amboy. ihe not Just Read the Cast of Our Hu,piNG Bins-Sins.' *ilh KITTY CARLISLE "tov« in Bloom" "I'm Hum min', I'mWMitlin', I'm Singm1 Rathskeller Floor Show! "Slroighl bom lha Shoulder, Right from ihe HoarM" ALLEN WALKER, MASTER OF CEREMONIES ; AMATEUR NITE MARY LEE: Torch Singer — KAY SCOTT, "Singing The Blues" EVERY WEDNESDAY OWEN & VALLERIE, Witty Ditties — VIOLET BACHI, Fan Dancer HONEY £ WELDON, Eccentric Dance Team 1 JUDGE PRIEST" Music By SAM FAZZONE AND HIS MAD MELODIERS Coming Saturday, November 3 with "A MADCAf ORCHESTRA WHO DO EVERYTHING" TOM BROWN 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY - NO MINIMUM Shirley Temple ANITA LOUISE DAVID LANDAU EXCELLENT FOOD — CHOICE LIQUORS Carole Lombard STEPIN FETCHIT NO COVER CHARGE — MODERATE PRICES Gary Cooper WE SERVE SUNDAY DINNER 2:30 TO 9 P. M. On The Stag© Sat Nile 9 P. M. 'Now and Forever' HOT Wlth SIR GUY STANDING - CHARLOTTE GRANVILLE HARLEM HOBART TAVERN & RATHSKELLER 278HobartSt. P. A. 4-1244 WOODBRIDGE, COUNTY AND PERTH AMBQY BONDS ACCEPTED AT THIS PERTH AMBOY THEATRE wmiM iclusion was designed purely and simply "WEWMfTM » cover up extravagance in the controll- hie accounts. THE MEN IN THE Published Every Friday by By CHARLES E. GREGORY Time was when derelictions of this type WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. ere soon forgotten. But happily for the 18-20 Green Street Woodbridge [GOLD BADGE CHEEWNC SECIION David T. Wilentz Telephone, Woodbridge 8-1710 ause of good government, this time has waned. Voters have a memory now that Subscription $1.50 Por Year When the People of the State, of New Jersey at- erves them well on election day. empt to substantiate their accusation that one Bruno- HUGH WILLIAMSON KELLY, tichard Hauptmann kidnaped and murdered the infant Editor and Publisher ion of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, a young fellow who CHARLES E. GREGORY .... Managing Editor has lived an industrious life over in Perth Amboy and who ' >., made the grade out of sheer ability and preseverance will ic'ntcrcd »s Rccond-clnss matter Mnrch IS, ...HI nt thc'Postofllce at Woodbridgc, N. J., present their case. ;' ,,; ,j1(i Act of March 3, 1879. ft&lcol Woodbridge knows him as intimately as does Perth '• Amboy. He ia David T. Wilcntz, who as Attorney General to mate/ ia the chief law officer of the State. He has assumed com- plete supervision of what undobutedly will become one of the most famous murder trials in the history of the "Well, did you find any Republicans?" country. What Price Praise? Mabel Mouse asked. New Jersey hasn't had many Attorney Generals who were willing to risk their reputations and prestige in the \,'o\v the Every Evening Whosis, tha Her husband, Malcolm, had gone out rough and tumble tactics of the courts, against adversaries in,ils little or nothing of what is going or on a foraging expedition to find out for who although they were practically unknown might walk Perth Amboy — either politically, limself whether there were extant any away with the verdict and all the honors. As a general •icr-wiso —essays to tell us what to do ii members of the Grand Old Party after he rule, they a're the attorney of record only. They substitute \\ noiibridge; with as feeble information a had attended a rally for Harold G. Hoff- before the bar an assistant, or a deputy, who won't mind i| ever obtain, about anything and n< )rV taking the rap if success doesn't come their way. iiu'lcdge whatever of conditions, her man and found everybody else and every- In the last dozen years, New Jersey has had only two - I here. Such silly and amateurish vap'or thing else there but Republicans, exceptions to that practice. Mr. Wilentz is one. The other or arc naturally expected of a Gol "I haven't yet," he answered,."but that iiu' was the late Thomas F. MeCrari, Attorney General in the jf. hoy, who has an eye only for the ad ( was because Jimmor Wight, was away at Edwards' administration who Was willing to take upon |,.,t arc in it. But nonsense influences n a football game. He was the only one. I himself the burden of prosecuting the State's case in the , § ',. in this Township, where everybody i Jol was sure of finding," United States Supreme Court against the Eighteenth .11 informed. •it "I intended," he continued, "to ask Amendment. Our single surprise is that they didn Harry Gerns about it, but he was busy Since McCran, there was Edward L. Katzenbach who ,1,1 a whole page in "explanation" o checking up to see if we couldn't have a had his Alexander Simpson in the Hall-Mills case; William ,.. ilie Town Committee gets that wa new ordinance, one to put a tax on Chubby A. Stevens who had his Duane E. Minard in the Delaware i,l lietf a dollar from each of the loc: McDonald's whistles." boundary dispute, the garbage disposal litigation and the !(•,,,,Hiiitleenu'ii or the Amboy merchants Delaware River diversion case against New York. "I think we would make more money,' Ol imili. Hut so long as the Perth Afnbo * * • • * ^ministration wastes taxpayers' mono Mabel asserted, "if Mr. Gerns would put „• |nililishinjj minutes of Town meeting a tax on all those ideas he has that never Only a few newspapermen who covered the arrest and ,.1,1'three.months ago, the people of th; materialize," extradition of Hauptmann, had ever heard of Wilentz. i,..!iminity are not apt to get much news, "Ah, a tax on intangibles," commented The night of the apprehension they ran around a little Malcolm. "But now that they are going to wildly, inquiring about him and the right away to spell Xll nt what is picked from The Indepei make the bagatelle owners lay it on th his name. But he made a hit with all of them from the line, I suppose nothing is outside the realm start. of possibility." They liked his manner, his poise. He has a flair for A Job For Mr. Hassey "How about it if they put a tax on al the dramatic and that always makes good reading. Wilcntz S.-vi'iity families, clients of Iho Emer-|tne I)romjses the Republican organizatio AMPLE TIME! has much the same appeal as Jimmy Walker. He thinks ,.i,,'v Relief Administration in Isclin, jmarlo to tho women, the Hungarian Clul: There are fifteen days before the general elec- plant junked by the Republicans, for political fast, never falters over answering questions logically and I ilic water in their homes d tion and two of those are Sundays. Yet all trie- reasons, remains also without comment, other isn't afraid to take the reporters into his confidence. That and tho Negro faction?" his wife sug public can be sure of from the Republican state than Candidate Hoffman's edict that it was "ho- .iuse of non-payment of bills. Harold gested. campaign is that nothing has been laid of chang- kum," uttered before he had read it. Since then probably is more important than anything else. i'V, local health officer, is authority for ing from a policy that acquitted McCutchcon, there has been no further profundity of thought And so he has a reputation, now, of never giving the "You mean those that weren't kept? junked the McCarter liquor control report, on the matter. statement. "What others were there?" laughed off the Princeton report, sanctioned Fifteen days before election, and this is the boys a bad steer. If the circumstances prohibit a direct Tin1 reason for this unsanitary condi- dog-racing, put up $50,000 of taxpayers' money Republican campaign status on which the main answer to a question, he either tells them that—and they "You're right there. They certainl for an Atlantic City convention, scuttled jury state ticket goes before the electorate, plus n ,!i lay in a misunderstanding between j promised them all everything including th reform, got a gambling amendment to the con- candidate who incontrovertibly states he is believe him—or he gives his reply "off the record." There stitution under way, added $10,000,000 more to young and virile and promise* to be progressive is a complete understanding between them and as a result, rivals of tho Middlesex Water Company iWashin.irtmi Monument and tho t!i6 public uch , actions by the Supreme) Louis J. Belloff and Clarence M. llaight, for the Board of Freeholders lourt make the dispute whether it it."" find Albert W. Appleby, Raymond C. Lyons and Charles B, Tindall Even now, in the midst of the Lindbergh case, he has Humiliation of the statomeirt of tho ;is a "Liberal" majority or not •<>••'• nship's financial condition as of Sep- "That's where Howard Madison comes eem more than ever futila. It at for General Assembly, will all be present. time to stop in at. the Democratic headquarters in Perth lii'ii'T '•)() indicates the present adminis, in." ast 'has a majority, and a Ohie£ ***** Amboy to say hello to the boys. He has been unable to "ii has not kept faith' with the voters "You mean the .descendant of James pstice, willing- to hear and de- Woodbridge Five Years Ago take as active a part in the current campaign as in previous ide complaints that humble indi- McElroy Declares Platform, Scores Ryan Administration. I'iivo their support on the basis ol Madison?" iduals cannot obtain justice or, years, but it is probable that he doesn't need to. His or- "People were shocked by the Grand Jury's report on County! • ,. (i p.'iign pledges of economy. "Yes. He can find a few hundred ways ecure their rights in the courts. affairs ganiZa Ile he fashioned and perfected before he A similar good impression was ,irs puhlished last week, but we have a more or less similar sitn-! ' ° nrreiit operating expenses have ex- o spend the taxpayers' money in less time nade by the procedure in the mat- here in Woodbridge Township" was Leon. E. McElroy's became Attorney General, was too well made to need much <"l budgetary allottme'uts. With nine han it takes John Hassey. to call up Bob er of the extradition of Hiuipt- opening shot in a statement issued today on his candidacy fqr Chair- attention. It will work without his personal supervision. niinn. The New York courts assur- man of the Woodbridge Township Committee. 'lis of the year ])assed, nine-twelfths Harris and ask him if its all right if he getf !(1 him of every legal right. De- Middlesex County, even though Harold G. Hoffman, hair-cut." ! pite an evident public impatience From 1022 to 1925, inclusive, Mr. McElroy! served, as a member Republican nominee for Governor, lives in South Amboy, !i<' annual appropriations should have or a speedy and perhaps arbi- of the Township Committee representing the' First Ward, being 1 sufficient to meet these expenses and "He certainly did'well with that ?40,- rary decision in his case, the tjlerted in the Democratic ticket, but being of independent mind he is conceded by political observers to be more than 'safe for 000 road appropriation," said Mabel. "At udges listened to all his counsel Moore and Dill. . | P'"*-«• - twelfths,, or one quarter, should at lad to say, arid also allowed him was not always regular to party traditions and now,; to emphasize his i; point be unspent, Unfortunately, that \, I suppose there was an appropriate :w appeal to a higher court. This independence even more, a virtue too often found lacking in poli- although you never would know it now was in accord with the fundamen- ticians, he accepted, at the behest of prominent Republican leaders David T. Wilentz, was the son of a manufacturer. ! He "'" the condition. There is left in the tal ideas of justice. If Hauptmann of the Township, the Republican nomination for committeeman-at- It's all shot." ' | .•ould prove an alibi at' the time didn't like the business, however, and landed a job" as a le accounts less' than one-fifth of ivlien be is charged to have com- large. 1(1 iillottments. "I wonder if thai) was one of the items mitted murder in New Jersey, it sports' reporter on Perth Amboy, New Brunswick and that was going to show an unexpended bal tvould have been improper for th'- Plainfield papers. During that period he became inter- There will be certainly a myraid of ex- New York courts to send him to i'K offered by those who held the purse- anee," Malcolm asked. another and possibly hostile jur- ested in law and commuted nights into New York to attend rill "Only," his wife replied1, "if somebodj isdiction. Even if he were the cal- law school. He was about ready to take his bar examina- | Ks, as to the reasons for these over- lous criminal that some believe The Town Committee'i lost their way tion when the war came along. l"''iilitures. But the ones who will prc- forgets to put in a bill. They have spen him, he was entitled to his day in And can't tell where to find' it, court, and had it. His trial in New But those who know the eight-ball tay He went off with the army and came back in 1919. He |"l Hie explanations will be the same ones practically everything in sight, including Jersey will thus begin with the as- an extra $1,800 for John Kreger and hi sumption that the evidence offer- They're huddled up behind it. was admitted that year. earlier in the year claimed that the ed in his behalf which broke down ["! "if 1934 would find many instances Industrial Secretaryship." in this State will avail him nothing They might as well be playing pool, jj From 1922 to 1,926, he was corporation qounsel for |l in Ms defense there. ; If reajon were to view it, ! "''• but fifty per cent, of an appropria- "Well, he got a j#Jy factory for Avenel Since they're devoid of plan or rule^ Perth Amboy and hit? private practice has become one of te lias been used. In the )ight of the last didn't he?" In such matters appear- And here's the way they do it: thelargest in central New Jersey. But with it all, he hac} ances and convehtona count 1 statement, this assertion is ridi- "Not only that, but a jam for the Town- for a good deal. The courts The Mayor takes a doubtful aim; time to switch a substantial Republican county to the other ship Committee," Mabel said. "People, must not only do justice, but < But Spencer must O. K. it, side of the book. His friends are sure that Dave Wilentz seem to do justice. The New Or else hit honor quiti the game totals show that approximately find, just can't get used to the idea of hav Jersey judiciary has long had Before they start to play it. , was the only fellow who could do it. tv ing their home sold out so there will b a Tint! reputation not only Professional politicians .who know all the angles, [ Per cent, of the budget items are unex- for speeding up criminal And Gerns, who'd try moat any ihot, <1. But this is misleading because the enough money for some politicians to bu trials, but for fairness and If "promises" could make it, pricked up their ears when they heard Wilentz was taking fruit." . open-mindedness in applying Grows cold before he's fully hot ' personal charge of the State's case against Hauptmann, If 'st proportion of the fixed charges-— their legal learning to the And knows not how to take it. dedicated to debt service—remain "Fruit?" Malcolm asked incredulously case in hand. All must hope he won, that would be line. "Yes, fruit. Political plums," she replie that when Hauptmann is put Then Madison and Ernie Nier "But what if he doesnt? "/they asked almost in unison. and are so carried in striking the on trial for his life, "Jersey Each grab a cue and chalk it, •'""ce, But these items can bo consid- "They got some bad buys. It is jus justice" will be seen at its - But can't agree and nurse the fear Mr. Wilentz possibly hasn't looked atjt from.that best and most convincing.— The other'll make i him baulk it* as spent in their entirety because they like our buying a yacht when we don N. Y. TIMES. angle purely because ho isn't interested \n the-ultimate ef- 1 he mot and the Township Committee know where we are going to get our ne> A»d thus the merry gaitfe . it lott fect of the verdict on his political future." To him, it is a job mo.ul." "A Liberal.Education as Objec- While taxpayers wait and watch it that has to be done, a job that should be done by the At- ibsolutely no control or discrcfinn »v Afraid they're being double-crossed 1 "But Mr, Gerns——" tive of Ha'dio."—Headline. Well, torney General. J" - If that is not so, they should have haven't we had onu in crooning?— By boys who only botch it! I1'1' deluded from the budget and their "Skip it," Malcolm pleaded, "please. New Brunswick Home News. , -H. W. R, And' he ia tho Attorney G eneral. DED T3T53T!--V—TTT!1:" "Win MR*. ZlIAVEi* The Sewswn Htttofy Ctafc ft Spe* Fnrf«jF Lwm ffltwte, * r th« Sfttnwn OtrU' Bridge Mrs. ^'joined with the FranMin Club lost met Monday ereninjr at the no™ MtaHelw Skhr « Se«rni 1 •DOINGS IN SEWAREN* 'Wednesday afternoon at a meet- pf Miiw Claire Nelson of Eart \ .1 honored by • mpw * nue. High scores ISELIN ITEMS By RUTH FOSTER — - week. She received m»ny ing- at Millstone with several oth- nue. Jtngn scores wcrt; ir, live v,.er clubs. Each club presented Miss Beverly Coil and Mk, FHONE WO. M»STW Jn FoKtcr. After the brid ' " By MARGARET POGYENA The guests were: Mrs.. rfonnr its own individual program. . , K0 0 rr d * 1 'The Story of the ^£™ « jwciai h01]r was *njoy<, JANE INGE ADDRESSES 3«t«cko(Jn»rCity.Mi»M"2Q,,,, ^? mftteti by Mrs. Blanche The 200 HEAR G.O.P HOPES WuUiWudlik and Mrs.. *«»1^ * «? ga four il West Avenu^, whicthich members present. ,,„, DRAMA DEPARTMENT Uanour ui ."«•<>" Q:"t""wnman.H Mrs. Dorothea Jaejrer, Mi« rv BOSTOCK CIRCLE MEETS AT SEWAREN RALLY r«rter*t and Miss LOIHM Lour-- »a>i° . • the sute Woman's ISEUN RETUBUCANS of the C«rtewt, and Miss LOIHM took a pme in the State Woman a icrine Smith| Mi?s B ^ ,i IN BUSINESS SESSION 1*5.1 Friday ««.tiiTw ih* cell« of Newark. Woman Clab tnet y r d M n Boswck Csrcl* h'rid Also: Miss J«n *"^V°8&trf B* A venuAvenue::!- . ; -i-Mi?« ™<—Monta HMsi ovf & tb? boat of :; ifternoon it fte home Ptxak, Miss Fifi MlSS:TVo 'poems,. "September" and Crah. r rwo poems, "-"-H—--• — • - • Mips Beverly Coil and Mi^i r H, , SlStelUU PasmakPk , MMrs. *• I! ''October," which were also wnt; j N-e!son of Ea?t Avf^;/ ATM Mrs. Lonis Boka, Miss Mary H c teV'bv'Mre. Balfour, were read the ch«inn*n ' " " """ """"" ' .Rut. hi Foster of Cliff Rr,a,j, ; - ^ .•„ ii; Averse- C«A« w«* T»th. Mr* P. Sabiene, MrsMisU. " ^n. Robert T. Bo^n of Ralp?i Conard of Metiifhi-r! -- The Zilarete, Miss Mary Fedun. Miss Hazel Beckman of ()],j"]., Mr*. EettB y RenderKd , MrsM . LouiLuiss ZiZilaveta,,l tS'WSfc* h present were: The next me'-ting- will ',,. '• Miss Mae Ml*, Mrs. Hiy, "«• e CrHer« for Women- , -- ,, Mrs. i" A w Scheidt Mrs. Floyd T. Monday evenine. Xovr-mi,,,,. - Mrs Baltia,-MiES_Maty H^culak, Mns £il~ ^ mr^jied-J.-Adams, Mrji, •the--home-of Mi»i Ryth ]•".. fcmp Catherine Vatiel, "Mrs. Hon-Bth". ™£ • ^ j^s Morrison Christie Cliff Road. Mre. WasiHihyn. Jto Irene >>o- J^VX Samuel J. Henry of Re- na vak, Miss Mary Premoko, M'ss » ^. M E „ Kaus Mrs. joy,n; fAhnaKrycar,,MiM. Helen Z.la.J^.-y^ R Co]lin5 of WOODBRIDGF. S.reti and Miss Cathenne Pa?naK ^Lbrid(re. .,Mr« A. F. 'Sofiel'l of Filiiaai o of Perth. Amboy. •• . • • b v. Mr? W. C. Ecker of **- . p rth Am o BABY BONDS Also Mrs. John Turk, M". «^;}, „• R bert f, Boitan f a Sttntay Skjar. Mrs. AkluS,. Mw. of '^anklin Jark and Mrs. Henry /Accepted In Payment St,r-!air Lafln of Cojonla. The'next meetine •will be he.ltl 'For Meal Tickets •;dsv attirnoon Home Cookinif.-Opcn ^il N;;.,I. •01' ^_Mr. and Mrs.- Fred J Adams HOME MADE PIES nfo'f We't Avenue .on Saturday CT\- ^ tertaine* Mr arid Mr*. Rjbert T. * Bofcan and their family of Frt^- PLAZA LUNCH lin Park, Miss ^mily Adams of 462 RaWay Avc Xew'York City and-'MIPS Ilache! Woodbridge •nd M. St-Ti*TK-CT.t/ in a clc-fing f Moorecraft of. Hartford, Conn. . . Pan...Tit:' M*-7 *-"-i"- Fords. Keasfce?. 'Theresa Rom*:.^. -. jfcii Saturday. . tarred',,!1". tr.eir •home on . Cliff ft* Boston, Mass.. Senior Vit« •«,* CHUUCH PRESENTS • —Mr. tfe'a Mrs. CUries L. WJs- D.STRiJCT II COMPANY TO 1 wa!!, of W,itair.g*iOn. Del. spent 'jperdin^-'a month at j , .... —- ^tk. , A MINStREL TONIGHT 'Whites. Lak«. N.. ,Y..- . _wserv e M.ota.'Mr. Stil-I _^There'-Bill.be a dante tomor- HAVE HALLOWE'EN PARTY • j Junior Vice Compander, . ibe pifi we-ek-enJ wiii Mr! and The Ar.rrjft} HfcJfcwi'es- Dance i • Ui 'Joliiuen. 1 '•Then- and XOF," a-NOT, :M-t. Louis Ballard of Cliff-Road. wtll wa? ;-jrir.g". Stanley Summers s.nd -..--.; I i Jservice . s during the,Forty j,d lay?' / Fred Turr.er. Jr., and Edwin tertained members of the Gerraar-i- Oak Tree Road, had a? week-end ; La Vigna, Dorothy SnohS. Mary the Hallowe'en frolic, because— fruests Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sil-; Mutzer. Eileen Fisher. Mrs. H«c- Mn. Edward Breen. eiia! music-lias be^n .selected | Dryer of East Avenue have re, Americaa Society Wednesday. turne verrnai! of Xew York, and Mr. jrietta Colangelo.'Mn., Mary Ve-.- Sr. Vice Preiident: Mn. Ann* rf. Terratice Rilev which will ! a honie. - Where Quality Counts, Your Money Goes Furthest. Those pre?c-nt were: Mr. ar;d Daviet, Mn. Loaiie Brown. by Mn —Misl1 s Mary Ire-no al1 ( Mrs. W. Backer, Mr. ar.d Mr?. Ar- ari/.—,. "—; \ na Stickle-; and daughter. Marion, ; Lull, Mr?. Allie Jerreris, Mr?. E'.i;- Jr. Viet Preiident: Mr». Carls Wilmington, LK-:.. formerly of thnr Janke, Mr. and Mr?. E. Weic- Luna. Mrs. Haiel Sciler and voices. Cli£f.-Eii2d, Fc-.varen, spent the fcrt, and Miss Alice Weickert. Re- of Po-j?hkeep?ie, New York. i abet'n Snowden. John Onuski. Ot- Continues Till —Mr. and Mr.?. Edward Ward | to Krueer. Erne=; B'.&ir. Johr. Mn, Edward Breen. we*k-end- as the euest of Mi« freshments were served afu-r x'r.':1 Treasurer: Mr». Paul Sink. P.T.A. DELEGATION ar.d .-..r.?. Clifford and Edward, of ; Bairi, Lloyd Decker, and Robert ATTENDS COUNTY MEETING Mary Consunce Clark, of Cliff Flour Sale Saturday Night games. The next mct'ing will '"•<• Chaplain: Mr». George Wetih, Road. Seld at the home of Mr. and Mn. Rah-.vay. were fruests of Mr, and ; Hunt. A -.;.:m>;r of mothers of the Mr?. Arthur Janke of Harding j There will also be a r.-jrr.ber of and Mn. Anna Daviej. 24U $1.18 K. Weickert, Middlesex Avenue : Conductress: Mri.; Hatel Seiler, •Pari-r.t-Teachers Association 'A Gold Medal, Pillsbury'si2-lb/J1 \ $1. HoTember 1. . AvvnU'V Saturday. ' specialties. ' ?-:'r::"\'. No. 1." attc-nde->1 the-county Mrs. L. Brown and Mrs. 1 b Frank Maitandrea. rT-.e-'-ti-r o; the- Parent-Teacher.; Hecker'sorCeresota ^\)l » 1 s; r Guard: Mrs. Henry SchUmp. A' - ia:i r,= at the Clara Barton BITTING 18 month trustee: Mrs. H. Lake •>•!:•-:•: in Fords. 2 An Old Iron Can. Be an Asset... It Is Worth X:;. M. Nester. Mrs. Johr.sor.. ! SUPERIOR SERVICE g Family £? 40^ : $ 98 and Mrs. John Barth. : ! 12 month trustee: Mri. Anna •^.-i Mr. Arthur Jonke rerrt-ser:- ; Davies. •••: the mothers and teacher; of i COAL Happy Baker 12-ib ba? 51c : 24-:b bar 98c i 2-year delegate: Mrs. A. Da- >±'r\ No. 15. i I Ties, Mrs. Harry Poke and FUEL OIL ASCO Baking Powder lb can 19c ONE DOLLAR Mrs. F. Mastandrea. —Miss Grayce Walker of Cor- Fleischmann's XR Yeast cake 3c Alternates: Mrs. Louti Brown, reja Avenue, together with a GRADE "A" ONLY i Mrs. John Barth and Mrs. EToup of friends of her class, at- ] ASCO Whole or Ground Spices 3 pkg> 20c On Any of These ELECTRIC IRONS ; Paul Sluk. tended the Business Show in New j (BREWSTER BLDG.) California Seedless Raisins pkg- 8c The Auxiliary will hox a Ha!- York. Following the visit to the ' California Seeded Raisins pkg 9c '.oive'en Party October 31. Mrs. Business Show, they attended ar, 33 MAIN STREET None-such Mince Meat T)ks 15c Louis Brown i; m charge. adjusts itself quickly Baker's Prem. Chocolate 3-oz cake 9c, 5-lb 21c Bring your old iron in when the regulator is DEMOCRATS HOLD RALLY to us—it doe- not mat- turned. All the*? iron; NEXT THURSDAY Finest ter how old or worn it LBS. have large comfortable The l=elin Democratic Club will • Lard 25 is. We -will |:ivc you hold a rally at the Rosemont Grill. • Pure handle;, which les-en one dollar off the price Mai'coni Avenue, on November 1. — Hallowe'en Hints •— the strain on wri.-t and of anyone of these elec- The- .speaker.s of the evening i arm. Cash prices arc WAGNER Apple Cider Marihmallows 2 I'iga 19c tric irons. They all have will be: Candidates Kaltessen, | ]V, 29,- -hown.biit any one may i-gal 25c : g-al 45c Choc. COT. Brazils automatic heat control. Burke. Seaman, Rafferty. Spitzer, ' be purchased on the New Walnuts lb 25c Salted Peanuts Hi 13c HI there i' no danger of Bush. M. J. Trainor and Charles New Almonds lb 25c Ginger Snaps, N-B. :. R. !3c divided payment plan scorching materials. No J. Alexander. Fancy Mixed Nuts lb Zlc Stuffed Olives bot 25c at a tmall increase over At the close of the meeting, re- Baker's Choc, cake 9c, 21c waiting for the iron to MARKET CO. Jell-0 3 pkp? the caih price. frefhmenis will be served. This Seedless Raiiini pkg 8c reheat to pre?~ heavy rally '.via also mark the opening New Imp. Currants pkg 12c Heinz Soups 2 ear . materials. Tlie heai of the Rosemont Grill under new Pitted Dates pkg- ISc Gold Seal Oats management. Specials for Friday & Saturday, October 26 - 27 Fancy New Figs pkg 10c Sweet Prunes 10c WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS FOR A BAZAAR FRESH A /V 23c Rich lb The Woman's Club met in the Cheese Creamy 19 Library last Wednesday and plan- ned for a bazaar. No date has been decided. 15c Hom-de-Lite Pure Jellies 2 large tumli. 25c Saver McCleud. of a Newark NttUHHS£l9" 25c Golden Blossom Honey can 23c Insurance firm was the principal ,. n , . „, (Swiss, American, , r ,. r,- American Beauly. | speaker. 17c Pabst-ette Cheese ~! l-lo i)M be reaularly J8.95- A special meeting of the execu- HINDQUARTERS if an olJ iron ! ve(board of the club was held at 21c ASCO or Del Monte Sliced traded in — on' ie home of the president, Mrs. 37.95. (. Nash, on Wednesday of this GENUINE LAMB •eek. 19 Pineapple " —Eiiis N^fh of Concord. N. H., [sited his "brother, Mr. Nash of CHUCK Waive Plenty of Good Bread /or Sandwiches ionora avenue, for a few days. FRESH Proctor—the dial is —The Handicraft Class under j marked for differ- ,he Leisure Time Program met for Fancy ROAST ent materials. Reg- ,he second time this season at the CALAS Victor Bread ^ 6 Weitinchouse ularly $.7.95 — only Library, Tuesday afternoon. lar c deluxe six,pound BREAD SUPREME * 8c $6.95 if you turn Fourteen ladies worked under the u iron—660 watts— HEN iii an old iron. supervision of Miss T. S. Tremble. ] ASCO,SUCED RYE 10c regularty 55.95—if —The Girls' Sodality will hold you turn in an old ^n, invitation Hallo\ve/en Party 19:. Plain or with Seeds. !ron-$4.95. 13:, November 2 at the Parish Ha'i. Prizes will be awarded for the ASCO prettiest and funniest costume;, LOIN LAMB TURKEYS V£AL Dancine and parries will provide entertainment for the evening. Re. Sauer Kraut 2 Freshmen:* will be served toward CHOPS CUTLETS the latter part of the evening. c —The regular Tuesday After- String Beans or standard noon Bridce Club met at the home LB Quality of Mrs. Warren Clifton of Persh- Tomatoes ing'Avenue. Those present were: 29 39 Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs. Charles Our Own Baking - - Hallowe'en Hotpoint Value. Huttehiann, Jr., Mrs. George malic hsi button- Wood and Mrs. Clifton. Mrs. Clif- PURE PORK Harvest Cake nook on each side ton wijn the prize for the highest and convenient score.) ginger, fruits and nuts. ,'huiub resi—55.9,5 V . —Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dube Sausage Meat You too like thousands of others will enjoy every cu] trade in an old iron and daughter, |.Joan, of Railway Either loose or in 1 lb. pkg. -S4.95. were the jruestji of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huttemann of Hardin A Quality Product OSCO Coffee - 23 —A meeting of the St. Cecelia's popular blend of Junior League was held at the PUBLIC Parish Hall Wednesday afternoon, LEGS, RUMPS OR LOINS \ Q with tin; president, Eileen 'John- Victor LB. 21 f Acme i)-J221 i i» son, presiding. Rev. .William J. , ,, ,. ... HI Arabian Mocha, Brennun was also present. OF VEAL It/ An a!: Brazilian bk-nd. South Farmdale Evaporated Milk 4 taTcans 23c FANCY 3c |FRESH CHOICE GROUND Camay Toilet Soap 3 c-A^ l SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 3 cakf.- 10c CHUCK 3to311bs P & G Naphtha Soap ' SL Oxydol small p^' ' LOIN, VEAL CHOPS lb 19c FOWL Ufebuoy Toilet Soap 3 cakes 19c L STEAK 19 •s 17c EAT 10 BEST BUTTER lb 29c | EGGS doz. 25c Rinso big pkg 19c : 2 small ORK Fresh PRUNES lb 7c BEEF TOP AND mm oq Scot Tissue 3 £ 20 AMERICAN CHEESE, whty or yellow lb 21c LIVER Waldori Tissue 6 rolls 25c HOPS 21 Unista FLOUR 24^Jb. bag 99c 15: OAST Scott TowcU pkg 10c; Scott Towel A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES Our Fruits and .Vegetables are Fresh Daily LIVERWURST SHOULDERS s RELIEF CHECKS CASHED PLATE Large, Sweet, Juicy Stayman Winesap APPLF Basket $1.69 BOLOGNA FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 8-1069 LB GENUINE IB BEEF FANCY GRAPEFRUIT HARD HEADS LAMB 4 Ibi. 10 FRANKS 7 12 each 5c Yellow SWEET POTATOES Crup ICEBERC fcALI HAMS AUGUSTO GIL PHONE YOUR ORDER - W0.8-0522 3 lb.. 10 head 7 5 ALLIED STORES Where Quality CounU, Your Money Goes Furtl"' OR LF FREE DELIVERY Fresh PORK 100 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE '«S«aa»rtHB Thee Price. Effectivo iTli 1 SHOULDERS 25 SALEM AVE. CARTER 15 j SStoret , ii o N"--*'- J«».]r tat d Vicm-ty,J we'W s liipf*«p i - r; INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1984 11._igh_ School Considers Alumni Grid Game With '30 Team WARK EAST SIDE NE LEGION CONTINUES PHnceton, Rutgers Engage Weak Foes Tomorrow SPEEDWAY RACERS PI4YS RED GHOSTS IT' OPEN NEW SERIES To BRUNSWICK DUELS In Revival Of Ancient Cornell, Lehigh Rivalries AI STADIUM TODAY MAURICE F. X. DONOHUE FOR TITLE SUNDAY AFTER 4-0 DEFEAT Princeton having- won and RutRern havinR man gathered il in. Well, the stretcher boys ownship Beaten-By East lout ln.t Saturday, a» are the rcipe^tivc habits ot carried Mr. Arnold away after Delaney and Lea New Jcr»cy'« two major college football teams, got through with him and it was Princeton's ball Eastern Independent Crown Mr. Wilson Flings A Haymaker Hank Greenberg Replaces in enemy territory, a minute and a half to go and Rutherford As Arbiters botK squads tomorrow clash with traditional At Stake In Show MR. WEvSLEY WILSON .staggered me last week. Mr Medwick As Stellar enemies who arc definitely weak this season. a touchdown to win! From there on in, it was the old Princeton Void 2 Touchdowns Wilson, you know, is the Perth Amboy chap with the kind- Princeton entertains Cornell at Palmer AtThe_Oval Attraction Stadium and Rutgers goes t6 Bethlehem for the destiny. Interference with the receiver was ly eyes who stages amateur fight shows for the Knights of firm of the Middle Threo matches—with Lehigh. ruled on one forward, Garry LeVan made his yUKOVETS, CUT, READ r first appearance of the campaign In time In Uolumbus, He is also the representative in Middlesex §pj ['|j|£J^ AGAIN HURLER And both Jersey elevens should win. SNOWFALLJMY FEAR , catch another and Spoffard bucked through tho 1 County of the. venerable George E. Keenan, that august | - * * last (our yards. Thai was the ball game. Side High School of Since the Tigers desperately needed a num- Sunday afternoon at the Bayonne authority on plumbing pipes, who is entrusted! iIlvMon,,,.k. _.^Mesick,,wk. ..apparentlt.t, -„y • * * I; sweeps into tho City ber of consecutive breaks in the closing 90 sec- Woodbridge Speedway, just with the destinies of professional boxing and wrestling in. agrees with the Speedway As for Rutgers' 27-19 lost to Penn, there's this afternoon at onds last week to get past a gallant Washington off the Rahway Clover Leaf, New Jersey. That's a nice long sentence but maybe youjautomobile racers that it's little that can be said. The nsal frightful cov- -,ck to take a shot at and Lee squad, you might think the Nassau stock the Garden State Racing As- : 1 ."> can guess I mean Wilson is the State inspector for the would have slumped a bit. It hasn't appreciably. ering of punts wrecked the boys from the Ran- going to be a mild winter tan before tho equally usual throat-lump, in- sociation will sponsor what 'orinR, but improving county; Despite the closeness of that 14-12 struggle with ridge eleven. The Monk is all set,.for at the Generals, there's a general acceptance in the duced by Franklin Field and 25,000 spectators, it intends to make the first hvlH..ll' _ I wrote a 'piece three or four months ago about.State jleast one arid possibly two better-informed quarter* tKal the match'* only had settled. By the time the Scarlet settled of a scries of weekly aulo race •|'|u Mcwarkcrs arc on the py dawn to football, the score was O-20. After that boxing inspectors generally and Abe Green's Boy, Scout more week-ends bbll Th result will be to make Princeton tougher than meet', to decided the Independent of a wave of confidence g p gy d Abe Gns oy, Sc moe weeked of baseball. The they smashed Penn around quite handily, but it v; bidf il lth i itd'? It' b ever, Eastern Championship. |n .,nl|,»red by their 13-0 brigade-of special sleuths particularly. • I think I hinted'reason? It's because lib American Hugh MacMillan punted miserably for didn't mean very much—particularly after the Second point-aftcr-touchdown was missed. Thai The only thing the Garden I!'',;,,„,,!, last Saturday over then at my firm belief that most of the official guardian &™. «™ ^^ ^ Princeton al! day. And offensively and defen- ,, -nty foe—Newark made victory impossible. Staters really -want is. a lack of r y , sively, Friti Crisler's bulky cohorts played for- snow because the independent While that was . liappen- of the fight business are no better than they should be, and' tfiaSundat yNe bwy Brunswic4-0. k A. A. las ward passes very stupidly. Yet it was a Mac- Penn looked very promising; Its eight sopho- probably not as good. Well, I'll immediately and hurried-1 troupe which has been operating mk Kirkleaki's Red Ghosts bbl t d Wl l idil d hid When that score was totalled al Millan punt and a pair of forwards that finally mores all worked well, especially left tackle ly exempt Mr. Wilson from all of that. Gene Gisburne, and the Quakers really couldn't at Woodbridge since August vorinp three touchdowns the end of eight and a half inn- carried the day! swears that nothing else will stop Kast Rutherford anil Because Mr. Wilson, so he assured me, tossed the ings, what was to have been t MacMillan's one good spiral came precisely bo blamed for their let-down in the second half. They knew the game was decided and were as its spectacular Sunday shows, i:i-7! Two of the touch- strange business which is known as professional wrest- grand one-gamo finale to tho cow when it was needed. It was long, high and slow and the Tiger ends, Ben Delaney and Gil Lea, surprised as anyone when Rutgors, well-beaten, Johnny Ulesky, the debonair i-i'i-e voided by-the officials, ty baseball season, also deciding Elizabeth repairtnan, who haa lislli'-hlo.wcrs discovering ling right out of Perth Amboy as soon as he was con- the championship thereof, imme were swarming on Jim Arnold like two very suddenly pulled out tho cork and. started pour- vinced/ the belching beauties weren't working, with nasty Kodiak bear, when the W. & L. safety ing it on. won four consecutive races at hit ions on hoth of the last diately became just the first matel WoodbridBc, will head the Garden MMircs which would have the old college try! in a aeries to decide said cham State delegation, and backed by a I | hi' result pionship. ?••."•"'• This is practically an incredible statement. I don't supporting cast which will include Medwick won't be with the Le Joe Verbcly, the rapidly-develop- •!,,,:iiin Percy Wul.ovcU wns mean I shrink in horror from Mr. Wilson's nasty indict- gton at the New Brunswick Higl ment of the trouping grantors. I'll even concede a pointig" ^"S" iuBn|uw«i/ijuiiSOLDIERSu ' YW»I.IU» McCarty Shows Sportsmen Here ipr younp Bound Brook -pilot; \ r.iwa y bacU..-Ik. yonde,.~.*A— r i:_n. th41..e. cornfield£„!,_s- lie Martin, playing captain. Home Ulcsky won the feature again • if the im'aj;inatiiin\.. ii general principles) and the ban also kills Amboy and Boston, drove ii one shooters almost anywhere in the ne pliicc in a hurry. Mesick, Martin and St. Andras- The good people of De Kirkleski had only one day of Eastern part of the United States, BOWLING for large sections of the citizenry some very real thrills, Woodbridge'of the winnerss ' fiftrunsh . iThn e3 los4 sstart wass sy will use Vic Sherman and Lefty as he was one of the organizers troit have an explanation for il work for his hoys this week. Because customers do for the business. ^ ,„,„„„ Rusznak of Woodbridge, and ,i'v rested Monday from the Kast this season. of the national association pro- the ' Tigers' loss of the They shout and whistle and stamp and howl and flip i"'Fina'nc'i'aily, Mesick broke even Tom Pickens, Harold Benzing and moting the sport, Worlds Series which is a iih'Tford battle. Tuesday's. Bill Wilson. That figures up to SCORES rinmiatte was all riirht, but, Weil- such assorted merchandise as cigar butts, whisky bottles|on the venture, He.still hopes to Mr. McCarty has a thousand least naive, and according ti ma ce mone n thretnree biDIg« fellerieiiers anda threvnree spucuspeed- j _. abandoned farm land, on (!1VIC I.KAUUK •i):iy afternoon had to be de-and chairs at the referee or contestants or both, And they l y ' the next game or ac eg of reports from several sources fiCHWENZER (3) pair of games — depending on sters, according to the current much of wMl he hos pitted 169 led to blackboard work when pt true. It appears that the Detro' .1. Si'llWI nzor 1118 us love it. what the Brunswick squad does to plotting of the squat little man- o. r.cvi . 160 113 •• ^ipiad suddenly began drift- young • evergreens to restore it to Times, before the start of th 136 191) 1 So why take it away from them? For a certain kind .hiTboys" this "Sunday, ager and St. Andrassy.- Tunliiiin .. ao r, i' into amnesia at the moment. . Rusznak, of course, is the just- forest. Almost all the land has series, thought it a good plan h C. Schwen 1.1 no 161 of guy there is nothing so refreshing as an opportunity to I X. II. A. A. (I) Wood. Lesion (0) H. Lurch ieo 189 M i. loss of memory would effect AB. 11. II.Mitrnko, m I o 2 ly famed local baseball pitcher good game cover. In the. midst of invite up Edna, School Boy Rowe's 201 '-.•'•ly the most damage. Yi:s- :« to a wrestling match, elect a villain and beg said vil-' 1 0|- ,'n.vd straight for his clul), I mean all of this. I.IIBIH' rf.. 4 OflHinhum, 3b 4 0 0 he entertains his guests, of which from the wilds of the great S'outh- 1... (irrlLy ,. . 15S 180 148 BliTTi'cli, ll> 3 shape. Martin, a forward, is fast ski v, :i. frankly pleased with You might also remember, however, that the fact l!__Ml.aMi:k. rf 3 0 0 find a remarkable marksman. he has aplenty*. west and installed at one of De- 145 160 163 Nisoiinff, c 3 ..a'tscl., 2b 3 0 0 troit's finest hotels, all to the tune 162 ie..n_-minice of the hnys. that Wilson acted a» he did is practically a guarantee Ha HIT, I',., 3 1 ISplttlcr, p 3 0 2 They're the home-towners. Primary Interest: Birds Totula 8E2 V --elting lateral-pass eon- Three Big 'Uns His primary interest is in birds. of free transportation, a suite of announct'd Fearless of his strict honesty, since the boys must certainly have T,.lain 33 4 7|To.nJs ... 33 0 7 He has done much to devise an rooms, car and chauffeur and one POLICE S. C. (3) X: ill. A. A ;.(.!> 000 .fix—4 It, fllnuuisrn . 100 223 177 ",iml not'hinir could ]ile_is« tried to cool him off with some kind of a proposition. Pickens—all 75 inches of him— easy, sure method of rearing quail hundred and fifty dollars per week Vf. A. l_ 000 00(1 000—0 comes from Rahway. He's a for- ,1. FarluLH 159 138 169 >|v." And hi* disgust because the "bouts" were so much Krnirii—Mltrola. 2, DametHch 1. and now has a large crop of young for spending money. Something Dunham 178 181 202 Outptny Newarkers Runs butted In—Mndjcakl 2, Eauer, ward. Wilson, a Milltown per- birds produced this season, most of a Cinderella. A. SlmonHon ...... 182 182 228 malarkey also testifies to the thoroughness of his IJrb.iiiMki. Two-baHe hits—Sabo. Miul- former, who was once up "vith the M. Liu-Ken 233 .01 iilhriilKe (Hitplayed the _S'e\v- of which are fully grown. Space Ma Rowe thought she had 258 sport smanhip. wiik. Three-bast, hit—Nlsono-f. Doublo barnstorming Detroit Clowns, is during most of the action play—Diinbam to Jiamot.sch to Zllal. will' not permit a description in' been somewhat slighted, and Totals 052 070 I mean all of that, too. striu'li out—My ,S[>lttl«r 7; tiy Bauer C. 6 feet 5 inches tall, two inches detail of the system he uses. It is in the ensuing discussion, the Mrl.KOD (0) ' i.t into -the third nuarter above Pickens and will jump cen- hvii!, :i 7-II edge, gained when Ddni- not complicated, in fact simplicity Schoolboy's nerves were so H. Sullivan 107 142 169 Promoters And Managers tre. The sixth man is Elizabeth's is the one object of all his experi- upset that he went out and JiioEor 198 153 m linirl: Smtti hustled eight van!.-' contribution to the outfit—Ben- T.' Sullivan 1K1 203 147 • ' r ihe pi.i] nfter the alert Tnwn- THE INSPECTOR, by the way, blames the present mentation. Mr. McCarthy's idea lost a game. McCnnn 173 1S2 zing, a six-footer, who's slated for is to work out a plan so simple Undoubtedly, the adulation and Leo 1H1 182 i])|nr,< had grabbed a Kuther- letharjry in professional boxing throughout the territory FISH a guard spot. AND that any fairm. boy can rear a pen wha have you of the assembled • i''l fiimlili- in the .sciiring zone on irresponsible promoters looking for a good spot to make The crack Woodbridge Antlers, of quail for his home district and TotalH 900 805 |cu!y in the second period. and otherwise mobs of Detroit, some dough without risking much, if anything. If that first as good a girls' team as you could any sportsman can do his part pictures, of its heroes in the win- CHAPTSMEN (3) .Later Ml. however, the invaders' GAME find around, will play the prelim- fl. Hnffncrr 168 213 164 1 how clicks, the promoter figures his dear public to be toward replenishing the quail sup- idows, dinners, presents, etc., up- |l''.vi-r plays between the tlH'kli inaries. Nat Moss of Rutgers, Lninonlco . .. 188 222 l_t> anieil ilividciiils. They used nothing more than an array of suckers and accordingly piy- set the morale of the whole team, Thcr^r npti 144 18S ITS' and a Central Board official, will F. Schwenzor ISO 212 •icli-wmir hack forniiition and NEWS Mr. McCarty showed us with and probably the people of De- 144 slashes sharply into the cost of his next card. If the first work the principal contests. much enthusiasm; as his idea of troit have themselves to blame Nuylor 220 170 192 'ran. cninrliinjf through the line By RalphS." Kelly With a sudden flash of right- i';! demlly consistency as the two show doesn't go over, Ihe promoter skips gaily away, af- what can be used to solve our more than Edna, the Times or any ' Totals 883 eousness, Mesick and St. Andrassy grouse problem, a bird called the other single factor except the WAYSIDE 8. C. (0) Vi'n. ,||iii(|^i. secondary men— ter, of course, he has entrusted the bag into the care of the, . . Letts m the are stressing the high plane on Chukor, the red-legged partridge Deans. 191 160 163 !• iiti and Tony Aquiln—were nearest innocent bystander, who usually happens to be the' ^° l°y Pleasure of llnka which the games will be staged. of Asia, considered the'favorite And while on the subject of the 107 146 147 l"!h inexperienced and either owner of the hall.' ihunting and fresh water fish- Chaperones andev erything are to Knviios 1C6 I frame bird there. It is larger than Tigers, it has been said by people !<;. Sliny 164 led to reach the front line n 011 need first of all a - This all sounds plausible enough. I think the'blamo is }S> J' > > be provided and the pair of en-the Hungarian partridge and if it who should know, that Al Sim-W. Nluiy 140 182 17(1 ':• •: ' -• in tiniu to save a four or Jolllclio 1C4 ICO 103 Often we hear trepreneurs guarantee a. thorough... ._ - (is as swjft on wing as it is afoot, '•yard ^aiii or didn't have tlv shared equally, however, by the present-day breed of,license. mons is going to labor in Detroit unner not ly high class, even "wholesome" | there will be many misses if this next summer. Totals 827 813 io block the enemy raids wit! managers. They are as ignorant, as vicious ;hul as blind a'£ -.-•"' show. All of which is fair j bird ever becomes popular here. * + * # '' ''lent punch, AVENEL A. A. (1) 1 group of businessmen as you'll find anywhere, anytime.^ my license yet; even af- enough. It is not a field bird. Its natural I think perhaps Babe Ruth has rin points were both scored on t'. Slessel. Jr 167 187 157- They e habitat is in the forest, normally, lost something of his stature be- I'. Slcsnul, Sr. 106 169 1S3 • <•; from Zaleski to Vink aftei Thcy wreck their own racket and then sab mournfully ^u tow tu^S^S the Chukor is found in India at 127 195 about the dearth ol lighters such a.s enlivened their youth. j the Fall, it is wise to get your cause of his untimely effort to VlpilUy via '•'.''•nliial losers bad been suck n altitudes of from 10,000 feet up- 154 201 Charles Scott Stiffened force Colonel Ruppert to appoint Lai'Kcn 157 116 M "y tho power thrusts throng! In the first place, they're always looking for. a 'fix.' license ear|y, September or Oc- ward, so our Northern counties him next year's manager of the 157 The very idea of a straight boxing bout somehow tlisffustsitober. The only place in town In Debut As Pro Fighter should give it an environment Yankees in the place of McCarthy. Totnld S12 787 iliriilKe really went to towi similar to what it has been ac- He was offered some time in thi_ D13 MOLAY (2> then, Point two, they won't, let their boys go out against K^,^ £ t '. Bernstein 137 143 179 llast quarter. Earl Srnith Charles Scott, Iselin, who customed to. , past the chance to manage New- H. Bernstein 162 225 i:u'kli' any really strong opponent unless the contract figures look vembcr his supply may Be ex 149 scored thi' first touch ark for the Yankees and show .. Demu-eHt IVi 192 163 like telephone numbers. Point three, they chisel on their.hausted, as has happened and this recently turned professional, Beautiful Bird AH. Ii wns nullified when lost his first fight via the what lie could do. He absolutely I. Horimteln 201 107 175 8 Clius e the A beautiful. bird," its coloring Wm. Krohno 224 199 " ''is ruled Jackie Warren, own help consistently and usually contrive to wind up with:? " . applicant, no little knockout routg Tuesday night j is mostly gray. Mr. McCarty says refused to consider • this chance •i''i;uk, was in motion before the the fighters owing them money. ' ;mconven_ence. . • , at the Masonic Hall gym in ' it is easily reared and "has a giz-and_ said he would manage in the Totals , J 890 86 5 S12 i'li was snapped. Warren was Men who purchase combin Highland Park, ' The winner majors or retire from baseball, Point four, few of them know enough to be able ation or fishing licenses zard as big as a turkey," which "ii'iin? wide for a forward, hut wns Jerry Fitzgerald of New enables it to eat almost anything. and at this date it looks like re- INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE "• I'lay diivcloped into a Scutt:- to protect their boys legitimately: They aren't smart should not wait until April, Brunswick. Scott has no ali- tirement. PURITAN DAIItY (3) but get their button in Feb. It is a "ibudder," t^lat.is, it can Hollander 184 147 159 • Smith lnti'ral instead. It was FttltlBCo '. 1B1 127 enough to make style matches because a lot of 'em ruary , or March. Some bis for losing except "I just subsist upon buds when other Ruth never had any more 168 I fur ten yards, enough to forgot to duck." Heiwants a food isn't available, Kuzmu _03 155 180 have only a vague idea what the jmechanics of fight- self control than the law al- 1>. Krohno 171 139 190 "nil into pay-olf territory. sportsman claim the license return match, j ing are all about. fee it too High. 1 think the Mr. McCarty stated the hen bird lowed, and Ruppert ii not to Lcvlno 182 184 no Dead Ball Ruled fee too small. laid 5G eggs this season and each be blamed for not giving Ruth A li|ule after this heart-breaker, Point five, they're as heartless as they are grasping. Totals 801 812 S47 Considerjthe cost of birds, rab- egg had a bird in it. Save for what the Yankees to manage with- A P. CONDORS (0) ninny I.ockie flipped a three-yard And all of these are reasons for the steadily-growing bits and fish planted, as well as 3 More Iselin Amateurs he terms his own neglect, he out a try-out in Newark, even W. Totln 137 171 164 '••* In Warren, who ran 20 yards mportance of amateur boxing. the cost of warden service. Then thinks he might now have at least without considering McCar- Hiuldon 145 133 129 ir another touchdown. This 40 young birds. As it is he now thy: Hmltl. 136 186 135 1 you can i-eadily see- our hunting Expected In Casey Show Mohllie 124 163 ***** aml 30} U" . Hie olTicial ruling was thai _,. -,. n n_>— _?,_,__. fishing fee is rather low. has 20 just about matured. And while the Yankees failed to 181 143 175 "I'liii^'s knee was on the pround, Tha exhibit includes 'a magnifi- The Simon-rure Glory Hoys he next consideration is op- Three more entries from Iselin finish first, a position the fans ; Totula 722 r "•"•Ijy killing the p ay, before he T are expected by Wes Wilson to cent Spen of golden pheasants, have gotten so in the habit of see- 761 ila. I'wl'' the pass PERSONALLY I don't like the amateur fights very portunity. Mo* tooiut anglers swell the ranks of township entries ring neck pheasants, some mallard ing: them in, that a season where VAN SYCKLB FIVE (2) Ni'ither of these breaks discour- ducks, California quail, bob white ftnlolKkl I 158 US 147 1 much. AU too fJS-onW the boys aren't protected proper- J" ^^r^hZS'it in the Perth Amboy Knights of they land anywhere else, even in ' tin boys unduly and they liad Columbus amateur boxing bouts quail, a young deer, just sprout- thi; runner-up notch is accounted 223 222 180 Jy And they're overworked just as otten. lhey light and season Even g0( at times, it is 187 1G8 192 ' down to the alien four- 1 Tuesday night in the Raritan Au- ing his first prongs, and cotton failure. They did have a success- Seller ;i win (jo to a dressing room, cool oft" and then are expected [hard to get away on just the day 149 ISO US «l line when the final whistle ditorium. And Hay Mortenson, tail rabbits. ful season, considering the ob- Van ajlcler 211 181 198 It'W. to come back in half an hour steamed again and ready to|™ -J^^^^, Fords light heavyweight, is also The rabbits are something: new stacles in their path in the way of •f the alumni battle doea de- expected to be in tjiere punching. to Mr. McCarty, and lie is notinjuries and what not, and a man- Totals .28 860 873 c , „ , ,, , ,i capped, of course. In the KITOS SERVICE STATION (0) l"|i into a reality, three sets of. 1 quite' satisfied with his result af- ager who enn land them in sec-13. Sluiy ...,.., 142 ISO 320 Few of them know how to defend themselves and Spring the minus is house Added to the five Woodbridge Stebelea rolhcrs would play against each cleaning and needs help. leather-slingers who had filed their ter the first season but he thinks ond after the season they put in 130 199 l'H'i'. The fcuda would occur in fewer still have been taught to relax. They try to travel deserves the confidence and loyal- Siptia . , 138 210 no Grass, screens, hedges and names up to last week, that would he knows what the trouble is and Kova.b 147 ,:"' Ciicoiola, Lockie and Aquila at ton-speed all the way—fists always clenched, punching will rectify 'it next season; a ty of his boss. Danes . 1S6 what not need attention and make a total township delegation 98 171 flans. j muscles always tense. All they know is how to punch and it is hard to convince the bet- of nine for what Wilson says will change in the food. He has really 148 been quite successful, The Totula 837 •Stillman's projected ' lineup. some of 'em aren't any totj smart in thaf, either, So they ter Half that a fishing trip is be the best amateur card yet victions, He ihjas written articles 1'rfitly different 1 from the more important than the staged in Amboy. i crease is large, in fact he hasfor ahpost every sporting publica- SHELL OIL (0) listing, would be; Baf:ks, Dor go in there and for three!rounds or less pitch and catch chores she wants done. Already in the lists from the grand children of tho original tion printed, sent out literature by Erniall . 1(8 161 185 iuruo. Tommy Lockie, Jin leather—for prizes. . ' , . pairs njnning1 with the old stock the bale,,contacted sporting goods Daltcm . ,.,.! 173 110 185 The upland gunner must be out township arc tho two Leary boys, Bliml ...... ; 135 135 Ii, Francis Parsons and him- the first week or his chance( of now. Moreover, as we could ob- dealers all over the State as well Roberta In the case of these Amboy bouts,, said prizes appar- 1 Joe, IBB, and Charley, 12C, Pete 144 •flf- nds,"Pcto Schmidt and Fritz fretting the limit or near it is slim. serve for ourselves, ho has boeii as ammunition manufacturers, 3l_riLll_ . 170 156 181 ently mean something: they're gold, watches. Frequently, |jyrko, 126, Frank Gdloski, 112 J ;(l|l(n«; tackles, Tom Cacciola Those who wish to get a buck and JOG Simon, 170. Also entered able to reai the rabbits without knows most of our senators per- Turner . 143 213 171 ; , you know, the winner winds up with a badly-rocked chin, robbing them of their wildncas. ''"I .lol o RdRuddyd ; guardsd , Jhn have only five days in which to is Steve Suto of the Carteret Har- sonally and wants' to see the Totuta 761) 774 ^ila and Joe Bosze, and centres, a busted nose—and a medal. do it. Gunning for dee* ia more mony Club, who once lived in v Spent Nine Years sportsmen of New Jersey have 1ND. TRUCKING (3) I)n» ficrna, Tokn Currite and Jim I The loser gets everything except the medal. or less expensive anyway. , Avenel.. He's a middleweight and Mr. McCarty has spent the past the maximum of shooting for theJ. -.eliwen..er 160 152 Many sportsmen just now arecurrent county champion. nine years experimenting with the minimum of expenditure, ' '"f} ltullirrlanl (It) Woodbriddo Huftli.i Against ABrooUyn Eleven wants his method adopted MitrKulln l.utuers alumni—Milt Klinger and jcost money. VWmg trips, gjin, signs down by putting money into Cui'dnlli Mort Reanick—taiudu large indi- ning trips" as well as supplies Battle Avenel On Sunday throughout the state by everyone the pockets of the land-ow.ners. [IT.. .iJL'CUtllJO Knitted together at last, Perth wishing to increase the game sup- . Aratf. , ,, vidual contributions to the winshould be planned ahead to avoid 1 The boys and girls of land-owners 1 II •Vink . .. Amboy"* professional football scored by Harold Runyon's ele disappointment_, . All in all, op- Iselin's Young Men's Social Club ply. He ia willing to show any one can raise all of oui- game. They .11 . LoftH . ., WiUT«n Clovers open their Sunday home his method, foods used and thu • Vial ...... Hcuttl ven. AH three are new additions portunity is tlho_greatest item struggled to a 0-0 tie with Scotch can trap the vermin i}nd are the T.H.ft"-. season this week at the City Sta- jj the club. sportsman's life. Plains last Sunday and so, for the re<_t of • his systeim. Visitors are only ones who can, and must be always welcome. ; "iltliurronl «• 'I 6—13 dium against the Brooklyn Proa, a ^ Woodbridge's own Jimmy Ger- The local Fish and Game Club second consecutive week, failed pa d to do it. They can take care wlbrklge 7 0 0- 1 feading New York Cub, Last week will meet on Monday evening. to achieve either victory or defeat. He has his own ideas as to how of our game during the- Winter 'Uiihil'IlwuitlliL'utti.' is'iUssklB 2. 1'olnro ity ran the revived Clovers from 1 Ml, tho Clovers found thenise ves and the game government should be •'" touchdown—Lgtklo (pluoomont, his quarterback post and was theOwing to, the fact the regular This Sunday it's to be Avenel by feeding it. The farmer can 1 Iruuh). }",. nractically the first time this meeting falls on election night, it PanWiers again in a replay of tJhe conducted in- New Jersey and hasplftnt small patched of feed and P leading spirit in the touchdown I, "Mltutlona—B. Rutherford: Jutobn year r«liy exploited their latent lias been advanced. AH trout ang- 6-6 draw which opened both f ought a continuous battle to getpernianent plants on unused spots ••"•: *"m, r.h.i ZaleBki. l.h. drive which put the Porthiana. de- oixlbrldge: Anulla, (.b.; Gadflk, l.h. lers who wish to improve the flsli- teams' independent football sea- results. lie had to resign aa a ot Ms farm, but he must bu paid P finitely in fro»t. «, I.e.; 1'i.kaxa. it.: Barlba, r.g. °An'this happened in Imngtoii, ing locally are urged to attend, j sons. Commissioner because of his oon-to do it." '• f'9.; Veloohlck, r.h.
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tixm • bri '•*•«•'!•. Here Early.—Shop »it j, of' Every Department 50c BARGAINS tf tk« ntire Adttitrrtritioc V •rkicii ^#c« li^'i'jr^. tr.c r;a: tit , IN THIS as wr*.v!.sti ni' V;' t-itat. vrmtip r.;?**-. r GREAT S«yi C*s't Fix Bit-mt «5l*o Mr Htr->-'/T. :.:.. FStti- iHe tctet, BARGAIN ary "of "vJr 'jrAVvriwotr. Mr.' Ei?i* "tiien *»:_^j ••^-« SATUR- DAY 1 n'J:"Vv.'vi-«r' &' -Svft 'esd ,Mr._ Wfs »«« ^ . .. ^; ...^ ONLY
Mid. 'X1^ if:*' y ; •ffker Ur ipwifv'; j'jbi ir.d wjri: i •nly at that j'/b. Aaea to ordfr koolc!, authority to sijrn sHp'. t>.'.- rpsponsIbiJiiy of cht'.-kin? v.% rt- MISS HELEN KALMAR Come! Join The BARGAIN Hunters At SCHINDEL'S Tomorrow! torned orden are now, .Kt.ce- Dr. Marks Changes Hoars 287 FoltoB Street, dar^. ttrictly Jimitw,' tv «xj'i':y. SATURDAY ONLY—SHOP EARLY Men's Fancy ed who 1 WASH SUITS O,!!i Tran>:portat:on. i.n'1 & 69c Full Fashion MEN! HERE IS A BARGAIN 50' :: 'j\!<::-aV.ll! <:'AV.V.i\', '•'•:-. j w the Boar'i of Edueati' WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S any of r &:;:-:':rl:or. 'il muht '.."-.mus \ t be dtli'.'er'-'i "oy han : or r1;^- the i<;;ivj-.y basir.T-- is b*;ne cor.- HOSE pr. 50' ',i^r<:i.\ V) the tazpav'.-." '. d J-v'.Td as -?ual T::r former r.a.r- Men's 69c Work 25c Boys' Golf 3 tr'jgt'liri? v.-;th a htavy | The _Board of TAv.i r*- V! -ft: HOSE pr. .tt ti'f.tr ih'i chairrni:! .; r RAINCAP$ 69c Worn. Taffeta 50' : beer. i'or. ;p!eteiy b:o4i:e>i off ar.'i oMhe finnr.';', cor^f-hv^ dot:: r,o". ,;.r,7 or a'! \iA: .. nev.- f,',orir,!.' laid ovtr ihi= I'.rrr.i-.r SLIPS SHIRTS knov.- v.-'r.ii-. ht •:•. 'ioin? or •>;•,- i S;itr:ifi':ation:; covering route 'J 50' 69c Boys' New : ToOTw.ip Tr':i-ur';r :••. ;.Ao^«:lh<-r! i.":/: other infonna'.ion. ir(ay be .se- A-. :-oori as alteration; are c:rr..- nnfamiliar v.-5tr.'u,<: v.ork v.'i.itr.' BLOUSES ':«red fwrr: the ()'X:':h of District pleted in ;h% ba=err.erit work v.-;ll 39c Worn. Broad- 2 50 be is EUppo-o'i to ji':rl'jrm." Clerk, Hit'h School, Wood bridge, immediately star: on new stair- Hn-rr: II. Corns' (itciara'.ior. [ N". J. •.vays leading to the .second floor, -i cloth SLIPS for 50 39c Men's Fall 2 **that the township had r.v;t a!! ;t>: I BOARD OF EDUCATION'. Tf.t.-r.<: suir.vays v.iil he placed on . maturing :-';ria] bonds faryl ii>:<:-! TOV.'\"-HIP OF WOODBRIDGE, the East and West side of the NECKWEAR for 50' wist paid int'.-rt-t on the arm" WOODBRIDGE, K. J. rnair. floor and will replace the Reg. & Ext. Size 2 was ai-o labtlitd The • ROY E. AXDEIUSON*, ;.ireHer:t stair.va1.' in the renter of Ideal to wear over your coat on wet dayi. Guaranteed firit quality. Fine blue ckam- Democrat!': aH^ertiori ii that the District Cierk. the building All colort and iize». Shop early. Real value*. BRASSIERES for bray. Full cut, well made. All sizei. Full Size aadit rtport lists 551,000 due in! I. 10-1'J, 2o. A groat Alteration Sale is now 1934, of Tvhir.-h ?;:;,0'J0 -A-as pay- ir, proirres-: in which thousands of SHEETS 5Cr able before the iir:-:t oi October. HALF, dollars wcr".h of seasonal mer- Better Get Here Early For These BOYS' 79c BROADCLOTH The Treasurers quarterly :-tate- " ATI.A .'JTr':' n I'jiu.A .'•' IJS chandise is being offered at re- Worn. New Fall mtnt of October 15, the Demo- duced price? in an attempt to WOMEN'S 79c FLANNELETTE Large Pillow 4 c crats continue, ":-:r.ox=, Uiit of th<> HAND BAGS 50' ::, YANUHJ'. HK1DK and make room for the builders, CASES for 50 |51,000, only $%,000 -A-a:-: disbur-i- .••.ME .'.ljKi'.HKIDE ali-i fcMwn «d, EO, if the Treasurer's fi;rur« Vir.ierH'fi'iir, D'-ftndir.ts Fl, SHIRTS are correct, $35,000 worth of TOILETRIES Sample Novelty 3 Cretonne Covered 2 bonds remains uripaid." i'!«w.i« ll. n:t GOWNS Hi v:rt : of t>.» ab-.vn t,:-'J.'A V::i\. JEWELRY for Attack Audacity >•] ir»l 'ii-hvi-rn. I -«•;•: ;. Ir, t!.e LEGGINGS TOWELS for in ll.': T 50' cut, well msde. All «iie». 50 five as balances remaining in ap- '.MIcser, and State of New firit quality. Full cut, well -.'1-,re particularly iiiin<:ri^4 propriations all of the appropria- ; Stripes and lolidi. AJ1 tizet. • n map entitled "M i.y o* tions made for deferred items, ^-•'.1 at I-HelMi, ! W'Hj'lbri'lK- 36x72 Window 2 whereas, immediately upon the f.'/j!:!/ ht Utddltf^i, ar.'l 4 LBS. 79c Girls' New BOYS' 79c WINTER \VEIGHT idoption of the budget, those State '-f :.-.v; Ji.rhi;y. H'jrveye^ an'l rr:ai.- SHADES for 50' 1 WOMEN'S NEW FALL WASH Wash DRESSES pel by !(1•- -, ,nj Fo*. Civil F:nBine«:r. SOLVENT 50' item. : should have heen credited ITS-'J Hri-.• '•^t, I'frrth Ambrjy, :.'.)W to take tare of the deferred items •i\f.;-li Hald map h^ Ijty-r. 16 OZ. TRIPLE DISTIL- FULL SIZE DOUBLE for which they were appropriat- ? ' ! in the office of t!.<- LED WITCH HAZEL 1 UNION SUITS : !:h:*j:i r.'ounty, an'l whir.:, ed." rl r r Infants' Flannel 6 c , ? i'., ; jwrt and dealgniitf;'j a> 16 OZ. HOSPITAL DRESSSES "A grave danger exists," the •fr. Tv,'-r,ty-thri» and T«-'-:.- SLIPS-GOWNS for 50 Democrats declare, "that all of -'.: iiH, with the b'jil'lir.s GRADE ALCOHOL .'•r:.-r.'.. thureon tr'-ctt-'J. their appropriations will be over- '.).::.i;': aui'JUJlt of Ifu- jd<-- 16 OZ. GATH-ORA 1 BLANKETS axpended." cr« V, -;•.'/-?,;-i l,y aald wa! .- i* th*- MOUTH WASH •'•'j Ir:.f'ljSHn't Two Hur.'lre'S c H.-IM 'If Children's Wool l',;::ir, f I2.IS9.00J. log-:t L'-r FULL PINT "CARELS" SWEATERS • Hungarian Republican Club .it-i •,', \Ui oale. 50 •••..u: all and singular It.'r HAIR DRESSING vi;i.-;"--,, lir;rpflltamtnUi iini FULL PINT "CARELS" Finishes Plans For Dance •,-9 '!,!'.-inlo belonglllf,' Or i.'i C I,erta.;n.riij. WAVE SET Children's Rayon 3 CA Arranijernenis have been com- AI.A.W H. ELY, S!.'.rii; LARGE SIZE NATIONAL Brand new fall «tyle» in fait color prints. UNDIES for DU Short ileeye, long leg and long tleeve, long Sires 14 to 44. Real values. Shop early. leg. White and random. All liiei. Shop early. pleted by the Hungarian Repub- Sollcltpra. TOOTH PASTE lican Club for a ore-election dance j w. i ]&..-,, to be held in the Hungarian Re- ! SHKltll'IS formed .School, ool Stroct, Xo- IN CII.VNCKRV Or I NEW JEltiKV— Tc-mbc-r I;NKI[I;RTIC WOMEN'S bu-phtn Supfci-ik, prtsidtni, if I •'•'•<1> I.'J.IN1 A.-H^'.-IATION, of m<,wi>- in ctni-i-il ch'ir'K. of in<- 'ifr-iir ! "el<1' a Ntw Jl;rb"»' corporiitlon. Com- SMART FALL aa-istt-d .'/)• Jor.n Kostu, Joseph .,-,,i,,»- ,,t.u i.,. lj^ti-ndantii. ri. l'a. Gyur?;, Jo-tph .Kara, Mrs. Mar- I^,r till- K;L]I? i,f tiirjrtb'ietd Irr'n.i^.-.^ dated Si-i.tmihtr 5. 1SJ(. FOOTWEAR garet Kostu, Mr.-.. Louis Tothe, Jiy vlrtL.- -,f On; ;d,uve Ktatii'l v.rit u> Alex Kalmar, Jamt-: Toth, Chaiie. UM- diri;Cti"i onil 'li.-llvf.-ri;d, 1 will vAl,o.\..- Katko, John Jlorriyak. 1'jank lier- (t halt- :a :i'jl,h': Vi.-nrlut; You will be amazed at the ityles, the materi- interlined. Get your winUr coat »t Schind'1 al» and worlfinanihip fur io little money, tomorrow. BETTER DRESSES Leather tolei! Rubber BETTER COATS l<lip- brown kid. New ttylci. Wonderful valuei. Stiti p-ert. Real value. All With or without 2.94- 3.94- 4.95 B !i tt> 11; 11 Vi tu 2. Crowiof girls' tizci includ- heel. All color, ,J_ 12.95-1495-19.95 AJI lilet.
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