VOLUME 47. No 18 South Arnboy, N. J., Friday, August 6, 1927. Price Four Cents.

LUKE A. LOVELY POST PLANS ANOTHER Try Atlantic Westward Crossing •t.LOCAL 1AM MEETS SUDl MOONLIGHT SAIL TO CONEY ISLAND STRUCK BY TRAIN NEAR STATION HERE Decision Made Last Night To Run Excursion Again Oi Samuel Rogers, of Henry Street, Boat Fireman, Walking Saturday, September 3rd, As Beginner For Labor Day Along Tracks Near David St., Hit By Passenger Train >v- Qoliday—Need Funds For Charitable Activities Ant! Dies In Hospital Few Hours Later

Those whVsailed with the Luke A Walking along the railroad treek* Lovely Post erf "the. American Legior between .David and Henry streets late on July 23rd enjoyed themselves im- SURVEY FOR COUNTY Tuesday afternoon, Samuel Rogers of mensely, but the heavy storm up tc WALTER RYERSON Henry street, was struck by a pass- sailing time kept hundreds-from ing (passenger train and so badly in- making their annual visit to Coney OUT ON BAIL NOW AIRPORTTO BE MADE jured that he died a few hours Inter Island. The Post has, therefore, ar- Ai Result of Charge of Shooting Son George Delaney on Committee of in the local hospital. • Rogers resided ranged to charter the Iron Steamboat in" Law, Fort Raritan Commiifion. just hekvw the railroad on lienrj St., "Sirius" for another moonlight ex -—u— and is supposed to have been on tiis cursion to Coney on September 3rd As a result of shooting his son in Commissioner George Delano), of way home from his work on the fer- The date is the Saturday before La- law Tuesday aftennoon, Walter Ryer- the Port Ranitun Commission . ry boats of the Staten Island Rapid bor Day and the excureion will pro- son, 73 years of age, of Morgan, i been named as a member of a com- Transit operating between Perbh Am- vide the beginning for a joyful star' being held under $1,000 bail for car- mittee to make a survey for the es-'boy and Tottenville. He had been, of a three day vacation. rying concealed weapons, and $1,000 tablishment of an airport in this standing chatting with a'guteman on The Post has, in past years, used for assault and attempt to kill, for eounty. This action was taken at a the David street crossing one Richard the profits of its annual excursion in the action o)f the grand jury. meeting of the commission in Perth Parsons, for some littl* time prior to many humane and charitable enter- The son in law, Paul Pfau, who Amlboy Monday ni-grnt. Other mem- his fatal accident. As he turned to prises, particularly in taking care of lives o.n the heights at Morgan, e- Here Is tho b)g. Do.rnlor-Nupior seaplane in which Capt. i". H. bers are Co-nilmiiasiorwJrs John K. Mc-leave he was cautioned to watch out its quota toward the support ai the ceived a slight wound on the neck 1 Uu re ami Asiier Atkinson. for the train and hak Straightening River leg. Death corn* without his regain- ri. Margaret Conncll Died Wednes- When Alterations are Completed. •which the trip is conducted. ed that Pfau made a rush for him ?rd day at Perth Amboy Hospital. A ]>ersunal inspection of .South lliv- ing consciousness and it is believed he then pulled the gun and fired. —if—' er will be made by members of the that his skull was badly fracture;! in. There appears to be an excellent —it— Alterations are now being made to demand for the excursion of the Le- The Sayreville police were notified Another old resident of South Am- commission B0>mc time this inionth, in saveral places. That he was thrown of the shootig that was going on mid the building belonging to Lnmbcrtson order to ascertain just what steps away fro™ the train and against a gion on September 3rd, and the com- iboy ipnssed into the Great Beyond on & Reese at the corner of Uroudway mittee promises that this trip will be •hii'if Gross, Officer Olsen and Offi- Wednesday when Mrs, Murguret Cou- need to be- taken to straighten out ife-nce bordering the railroad trucks cer Viisnoskie went to the Pfnu home. und Bordentown avenue for the the river. The commission hopes to saved the man from being eut to bits the best of all. Bus service, as usual, ncil died at the Perth Am'boy City changing of the store on,the first floor will be povided, a high class orchestra By the time they arrived there both Hospital of cuinplicutiun- of disc-asus. 'eliminate many of the curves, and it under the wheels. Pfau and Ryerson were gone. Pfau into an up to date service station. It is believed that the necessary legis- The train was number 4313 due has been engaged, and the committee Mrs. Council was born and raise'l in is understood that local people are in- has let the catering privilege-to one was at the office of Dr. Menchun in South Amboy and lived here all her lation will be passed by the state and here at 8:19 Daylight Saving Time this city, and Ryerson was late- found terested In the business which will he the government to provide the sumand is not scheduled to stop. The of the best catering concessions on life up to about throe years ago when lonown as the Broadway Service Sta- eiteamboats in New York harbor. by Officer Visneskie on a Perth Am- she began malting her home with a of $-11)0,OllO to do this work. train was late and did not arrive un- by bus near the approach to tho tion. The commission went on record as til 6:24. It was in charge of Con- daughter, Mr.s. Lester Underbill, of The building is being arranged so Victory Bridge. He explained that 272 W. Silzer street, Perth Amboy. favoring Hudley Field as a permanent ductor Jones and Engineer Maloney. he was going to Newark to consult as to permit a double driveway, with flying Held lor Middlesex county. Funeral services are to be held RETAININGWALL r The deceased was sixty years old uirl two tanks on eii-ch side for the SIIIM ils attorney. Officer Visneskio, a tei death cume to her on the day a leer from the home of a brother, Frank stopping the bus, found the gun in c»f gasoline. The outside will be of Rogers, of Catherine str-eet at two the twenty-third anniversary of the stucco, nnd thire v/ill afso lie a store PLANAPPROVED Uyerson's back pocket. death of her husband. STARTS o'clock tomorrow afternoon. • Ttr* to permit the .sale- of accessories. Ill Bay. E, 11. Reed, at the Mi-thoUiso Board Of Freeholder! Appropriate Uyerson was taken to the.county Funeral services will be hclJ on is also, understood that "Mileage" ' Funds For Nearby Detours jail on Tuesday night and on Wed- Saturday morning at nine o'clock $50,000 DAMAGES Episcopal church will officiate and gas as refined 'by the Warner Quinlan interment will be made in Christ nesday was released under bail. from St. Mary's church in Perth Am- Company will be sold. This jras sells Chris Nicorvo, Complainant; Accident At a regular meeting of the Board boy and interment will be made be- Church Cemetery under the auspices of Freeholders held yesterday after- for less than other grades (if «'ns;>- Happened on Parlin Road, o'f Undertakers E. S. Mason and Son. side her husband in St. Mary's ceniet- linc, and this company has already :i noon at New Brunswick, the plans ary in this city immediately following and specifications .for the construction 12TH ANNUAL" number of stations in this section n! Chris Nicorvo, of Broadway, ds the the Perth Amboy services. Undertak- bhe state selling their product. complainant in a suit for $50,000 of the retaining wall at Meehanic<- er Mullen, ei", Perth Amboy has charge ALTERATION^lT ville, at the easterly side of the -under- The alterations will be rush?d (•> damages lor injuries received in an CAMPING TRIP of the arrangements. compli'Liou by Lainbcrtsun & H.csi', automobile accident on the Parlin pass of the crossing known as "Hole Local Boy Scouts to go to This old South Amboy resident is in the Wall" as prepared by -W. High and a- suon as they are completed, road on Sunday morning, September BROADWAY STORE Bridge Next Friday. survived by a son, James Comic!', of 27, 1!)25, The defandant Is Walter Franklin Buchanan, county engineer, Kearny, and two daughters, Mrs. Les- (he station will open. A advertisement Tcncnbaum's to Combine New Store were approved. . ' • will H.ppi'nr in this paper annouiioi.^ i Laiewasky, of 201 Catherine street, With OU. What is expected to be the best ter Underhill, of Perth Amboy: and ] Sayreville, in whose car Nicorvo was Advertisements for bids on the new mping trip ever held by Troop Xo. Mrs. William Weaver, of Chicago. the date o'f the; opening. Alterations .art lu-inj; -made to the improvement, which will do away with , Uo.v Scouts of America, will start I ruling when .it crashed into a tree. 1 There are besidesj a brother, Fotrick j In the same accident Gus Carlson, al- interior of Teik-nbaum's. BroadvS&y the sand washing down into the next Friday morning wheii the Una ,Dwyer and a sister, Mrs. Philip Pur- STORE HOLDSFKST !ao of this city, was instantly killed. department store' by Contractor / "hole" during heavy storms, were boys leave by truck for High Bridge. cell, both e-1' this city. Two grand ! The two men were at that time work- Kllams. The old styl-e shelving U I authorized in the manner required by Scoutmaster Tracy Dill has made ar- children, Virginia Underbill, arid being nipitlly replaced with a newer/ law. ftingjments for the affair, which is ANNIVERSARY SALE j irift at the OuPont plant. 1 Marion Connell, also survive. I The local man claims he received type that will mfiford more storagy To preside for the detour;: ncce:- .'a .- twelfth .i-hnual camping trip of Harry Oppenheim Offering Many a broken olft wrist and sustained in- room and present a more pleasing sary ".vihile the road from Roses Cor- he local troop. For ten years the Bargains to Shoppers. ternal injuries. Thomas Brown, of display of the merchandise stocMl. ner toward Old Bridge is being pav- oeal troop made Avon-by-the-Sea the Perth Aimboy, is representing Nicor- Rearrangement of counters and show ied, the board appropriated, a sum of •ampiiig site and last year went to A King at 6 Harry Oppenheim, proprietor of vo. cases is also to be made, it is ixw- money to take care1 of bhe repair and l'ij{h 'Bridge. O-ppenh'eim's 5, 10 and 25 cent store deivtood. / •maintenance of the detours. These TIIL- ti'nop svlll remain at Hi on Broadway, is celebrating the first These alterations and rearr.'/nge- included erne from Ernston to the Sridgo until Saturday, August 20i.!i, anniversary of his entering business nient of the interior is necessitated Chec sequike road, one from Ernston ml they will then leave there fir litre witih, a gigantic sale which be- CHILD HIT BY mainly by the decision the "owners to to t'10 Purlin road and one from lome. Vi.siting d:iys foi' parent* and gins tomorrow, Saturday. Besides the provide an exclusive deparuno'nt for Ne-dd's Crossing to the Cheesecmake l'ieuds will be Sunday and Wednes- usual stock of good merchandise of- ihe men's furnishings. This depart- iwad. Director Hey introduced bof.h day. It is eyjueeted that twenty-live fered at unusually low prices even f or MOTOR TRUCK ment is to be located on the v;ght of of these resolutions. Scouts' will enjoy tlw trip. Assisting a sale event, considerable additional Four Year Old Alfred Medincts Es- the entrance door and in it will be coutmaster Dill will be Assistant stuck has been laid in of fresh new capes F.alal Injury. contained the stock and service facil- Seoul/masters Carl and Arthur Skov goods which are also offered at start- Monday ni»ht four year old A KreJ ities heretofore 'maintained in the BENEFIT CARD and John Parker. ling juices for the value and quality Medinets, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sani- small separate store npxl door to the- tendered. u.i Medinu'ls, of Broadway, was bad-larger one. The snitm policies of .Mr. Uippenheim, it will be recalled, ly injured when he was knocked down iervice and satisfaction to customers PARTY AUG. 19TH >AST COUNCILS' about a year ago bought the business by a motor truck in front of his home. is to be nurtured in th« new depart- at bhe store he now occupies from a The truck, driven by Fred Allocci, of ment as has gained so many friends At Seacroft Inn for Benefit of Local 1 Needy Family. small chain store organization with Ke.vpurt, is said to have' been goiii): for the establishment through the oji- OUTINGJOMORROW Bound Brook headquarters. , Since qti.ti1 slowly wn«n iii the vicinity of ei.ition of the separate men's ifur- A monster card party, the proceeds that time he mas changed the type of David street, the child ran intn the iiish.iiijv store. In fact the added which will be given to a needy ,t Seidler's Beach—Baseball Game at 3 P. M. stocks carried and quality offered and roadway. The truck wheels, fortuii- ease of serving patrons i.s expected family of I lie ?i',y. is being sponsored in general has improved the business ar.cly (1^1 not run over the little fel- to add still more* to t'r.iu local prestige iby ti'fi Knig'hts o,f Columbus. The The annual outing of the Past to a point where it is badly recognis- low and the truck was stopped within of the Tenenbaum place of busim-Ks. aifai" will be hold at Sosicnvfl Inn, Jouncilors' Association of the Jr. O. able as thi'- same establishment, i'hi? a I'tvV li'et. T'-.e child was taken to on F••iilay evening. August l!)th, the i. A. M. will ha iield tomorrow af- anniversary .sale is but another ef- l.hi- ln"al ho.-pital mid yl use i)i' tin! Inn being donated l>y i-rnnon ,md evening' at Seidler's fort !;.:le is to continue lice an;h' men. Then will aigo lie rmi- were represented by counsel, a bro- A large committee is already work- 1 1 V ther, Harry Medinets, who is n well The Bureau of Explosives offica ing Tor the .success of thn party and PM' .? races, jidtatm rai'es. a rii'lt' con- known lawyer in i'erth Amlioy. Set-j here was tntered and ivinsacked over it is hoped a large sum of numey will test;, swimming races, etc. Hero is Michael, Ihe new king the last vvu'ek end, apparently by of all the lluraanians. The six- tk-ment as to tho differences wore I bo realized. Where person,-; cannot The shore dinner will be served at arrived at. without the aid of the po-boys or y/ung ni"ii cliiefly nifschicf attend and wish to purchase tickets, (iii'tO o'clock. Many niiranbers from year-old boy 'was crowned fol- lice court. bent. Entriiiice was effected through i it is suggested that, tlu-ilr iiaiucs be this city are expected to attend. lowing Hie death ot hia grandfath- WORK PUSHED tlw; main door after it hail been written plainly mi I lie back, sn that er, King Ferdinand, and during the Senator Larson Urges Rushing of COMMITTEE FOR CATHOLIC jiounded'with some heavy mstnvniiMit they may lake part in the awarding CULVER—CAMPBELL nbsence of his father, Prlnco Cbeesequuke Road Paving. and tho lock thus broken. P^.tago <»f the non-players prizes. Cnrol, who jirel'ura I'liria to tho DAUGHTERS CARD PARTY stainjis an lnilhl sand city to Keyport might taciil'itete the the Catholic Daughters of America \ver.t/considerate enough not at 8:1.T» I'. M. anil bus patrons should Oulver, of South River, N. J., on starting of the proposed paving of to be held at the K. of C. rooms on tor^he contents of tii« drawi castles at Muii;:a, DJi tjiu Clack 1 leave this city shortly before eight Satunlay evening, July HO, 11(27, iit Sea.' the Cheesequ.ike route to Matawan, Monday evening , August 8th: Mrsfili/i.i. r cabinets. Local pelici o'clock. Entertainment will be fur- llii! First Presbyterian Church, South which ipavinjr will start at the junc- Mary McNearny, lira. Emma Me- vc/tigating, nished for the' non-players. H,,'-1urnfl Amlioy, the Rev. G. K. Sehlbrede, ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT tion of Washington avenue and Main Lau^iilin, Mrs. Alma McGuiru, Mi's. for tickets and donations should be I'aslor of the church, officiating. street. Nellie McCarthy, Mrs. Rcginn McOov- LAM BAKE HERE addressed to Street Commissioner Miss Mary Elizabeth Cnmlpbdl, a Mrs. A. M. Powell of Mount Holly Senator Morgan K.' Larson, whose ern, Mrs. A,nnn McCarthy, Mrs. Susan ON AUGU John Connors, treasurer of the cii-m- sister of the bride, acted as imaid olf announces the engagement o' her bill covering tais improvement, was McMahon, Miss Catherine Nickerson, daughter Cora Gwendolyn, to Harold The second annual Rlu imittee. hoiinr, and Mrs. Fred Whitehead, u approved this year by the Legislature, Mrs. Mary Noble, Mr.s. Cucelia Nordy 1 cousin, acted as bridesmaid. Mr. G. Samuneit of this city. is said to have been in touch with the linif, Mrs. Helen Noble. / clnm bake to be held at B, Kred W.hitcheiul, of rniiner Main street highway department this wuck urging on Sunday, August 21st, i FINED $53.10 FOR Next Regular Meeting / attended the, Ki'oom. - them to s;>eed up its iprclim-innry work Tho next regular meeting will lie auspices af the Tine Avon Special prices on Stenm, Hot Wa to be ifeutuiu'.s by ihoxing LUNCH WAGON FRACAS Both are well known in their res- tor nnd Vapor House Heating:. Mon- on this work, and to advertise for hold on Thursday evening, August 71, 1 pective cities, the groom ihiwing been Ijids as soon as possible. AUiioiif.1i at which time a full memlbershii/' is it is now iiiinounw d. '/ p Josko, o|>y couple by their many friends. FOR SALE ted that traffic will lu- heavier t.ian events, su-eh as running Cormuck and Officer Coughlin. hTe 192G Overland, two-door ,'»eow Ave., Tel. 441. / Ad- • fair were fined $G0,(|0 mpiece. Jesko Straub, Chrysler Dealer, 3S2 Borden- Worth much more. Charles F. Strnub, n CHRYSLER SCOR5 AJv See the new "62" V anadp his escape at the time mtid thus Radio Laboratoriei town Ave., Tel. 441. Chrysler Dealer, 352 Bordcntown Metal Ccilingi at Adv, "Red Head" Motor. «' escaped a hearing and prolbable fine. 108 Broadway Ph< Ave., Tel. 441. P**r>adway 8c David St. equipped $1435. Cho, At a hearing before Police Justice Expert Service on All Mij Adv, Chryiler O«alcr, 35,' Van Clem* last dteht, Jesko was fined FOR SALE Avo, Tel. 441. $60.00 and colgs, tho total amvount- Moderate Prices ANNUAL HARVEST HOME • *» $53.10*^The youth's father Batteriei Recharged Restricted lots in White- The annual Harvest Home of the Spoc'al Poll ' Special pricei O' head Tract. Easy terms, tin-FirBt Mothodtet Bpisoopnl chi3l"'h will to •ixtv,»'- The «nme hind as be held in tho bmem&nt «&'' TCh • hoit if friends, \f Monaghnn'i. Ifjrcu «r«Bt to bt itire-j quire T. F. Sullivan, 265 Da- on Thursday evening, So to boij'k on David Prompt S»J- Se.^F. 9. Kaboakl, Csaera Mrs. Prank Stratton, of \ . Pin. AT.., T far V i gftit'mr* reeal msejent wera Mr. r Stuart, at Bay- . and Mrs. A. W. f Bath, N. Y.f Mr. ».., _v..«», Miss Edna Felver, IKEOEKICKII. LEAR asure"V ..Sadie Van Horn, Mr. and Miss : Carpenie/and ^ - yUv.... *»* a l&tB hour Frqeman, Miss King, Mr. Chas. Camp- REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE /left for their homes, wish- bejjj, of Jersey City; Mrs. Stuart, Mr. Jobbing of ^II Kinds Promptly . j*.a-Thomas many happy returns ana Mrs. Timmins, of New Brunswick 530 George St. tfi*e day. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and Miss May Attended To Morgan, of South Eiver, Mr. and Mrs. 240 Bordantown Avenoa Churles S. Buckclew has been elec- ***** SCHROEDER—BUCKLE George Locker, Miss Mary Locker, ttd inspector lor the Board of Health. JMTS. John Beech and 'Miss Mamie C.T\ MASON J. F. Fulton is secretary and lUgistar A 2.1-etty but quiet wedding was FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cflftl celebrated at th'e home of Mr. John Beech, of Trenton, Mrs. William (gucoeudr to B. P. Mason) - of Vital Statistics.-The elections low, of Ottawa, Canada; Mr. and took place at a meeting in the Bor- Buckle, First street, on Thursday evening, Nov. 20, when his neice, Missj Mrs. Samuel Lockfer, Miss May Lock- KATE DI SANTIS ) 214 Pine Avemu, ough Hall on Nov. 15, iyh«n the er, Miss Margaret Jackson, Mrs. Da- IJf « U K A WCJE Board of Health was reorganized and Netta A. Buckle, became the wife o" 177 North Broadway / Mr. George A. Sohroeder, of vid Hagar, and Mr. Snowell Hause, IN the new members took their seats. of this borough. FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES South Amboy, N. „„ • * • • • Brunswick. The Rev. J. G. Dyo: Reliable UNITED STATES Companies CLAMS AND ALL KINDS OF ISEA • The Jersey Central Traction Com- pastor of thte Bajptist Church, pe; iormtd the ceremony, after whic'i FINE SHOW AT EMPIRE FOOD V pany has filed with Borough Clerk EXPLOSION INSURANCE Telephone 473 Fulton, a petition to be presented at Mr. and Mrs. Sctooeder left for the* THANKSGIVING DAY next meeting of the Council, which new home in New Brunswick, wita the best wishes he immed- Estimates Given iate relatives and a few most intimate shown in conjunction with Tom Mix Ouulty. Me. All Work Guaranteed ear repair shop and shipyard, and in "The Circus Ace". Punch tickets machinery at these places will be run ifriends being present. , tn4 fidelity Boslt Miss Margaret Jackson presided at will be issued to every person at- by compressed air. tending Chapter No. 1 "A Dangerous TolapfcoM M4-J 105 SOUTH STEVENS AVE. Old Lehigh and Wilkes-^arre • * • » • the organ, and to the strains of the wedding march, the ibridal party en Adventure" and when ticket U com- Phone 217 Joel Parker Council No. 69, Jr. 0. pletely punched holder will receive 6 •M MATH ST. WDTI 1»OT U. A. M., we. to South River by tered the parlor and took positions beneath a beautiful arch of red roses passes free. Every Friday night a COAL special train on Baritan Eiver Rail- new chapter will be shown in addi- road on Thursday evening, and atten- and greens, when the ceremony was WE WILL BUY YOUR REAL GEORGE M. MORTENSON performed by the.Rev. A. W, Hop,-, tion to the regular big show. ESTATE IF YOUR PRICE Center and Elm Stsv ,- (led a district meeting told in the Tomorrow, matinee and night, Al '•<>• lodge room of Riverside Council. Theipery , of Bath, N. Y,, an uncle of the IS RIGHT groom. The house decorations were Cooke and Kit Guard will appear in Plumbing and iwere finely entertained and enjoyed the first story of a brand new series LET US KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE Phones: their visit greatly. large ferns. Miss Camilla Felver, of Jersey City, was bridesmaid, iand Mr oif fun-making stories entitled "The TO OFFER Heating John Butcher, who said he waa a William Cornell, Jr., was best man. Beauty Parlor" Each story is com- 10% Income Guaranteed Oa AU So. Amioy 7 So. River '&\ . marine engineer and front Baltimore, The bride looked real sweet in a hand- plete and a new one will be shown Property I Sell. regularly every Saturday matinee' Estimates Furnished on Request BTOt gloriously full of whiskey on some gown of crepe d'a chine over Many Attractive Properties For Sale " '.,t Tuesday and came on First street in white silk,.and carried a bunch of and night in conjunction with the On Easy Termt ROOFER a fighting humor. Be attempted to white roses. The (bridesmaid's govm usual, big show. 321 MAIN ST. An' exceptionally good Bhow is of- strike several persons when he sud was one of white silk mull, and car- Telephone 248 denly found some ocf our young men ried a bunch of pink roses. After fered Sunday and Monday. Richard HARRY FORGOTSON could .protect themselves, and his face congratulations had ibeen wxtendod to Barthelnteas appears in "The Drop 28S Waihingtoa AT*. MICHAEL PHILLIPS w*s given a, crimson color. Not satis- the happy couple, & find wedding sup- Kick", a story of the moment, Telephone 282 South Arabey, N. J. During Mr. Forgotton't absea.ee, •11 coramanlcatloat. should V* »tV SLATE AND ASBESTOS dr.tsed to John A. Coaa, Pott Off vssa Building, City. G. T. WILHELM Sanitary and EDWARD J. O'CONNOR Heating Engineer • RiEPAIBING ; " ||| THANKSGIVING REAL ESTATE Of All Kindt RICHARDSON ft B0YNT0N VAPOR SYSTEM '•f Is the time of the year,when it is order to give thanks for the bountiful 5 Notary Public Of AU Kinds To Roof. '' 123 N. Broadway 'A HOT WATER AND STEAM harvests of good crops. . . , Telephone 674-W Tel. M2 You may be thankful we have a good crop of DEPENDABLE USED A. MEDIA EVERITT BUILT-IN TUBS AND SHOWERS ' CARS that ,we can offer you folks whose labors in other fields have harvested REAL ESTATE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC Telephone!! 292; Ret. 3M different crops you now desire to exchange. , ' FURNISHED ' General Insurance 228 FIRST STREET ' 719,Bordentown Ave. So. Ambtt) (Bet. Stockton St. and Broadway) HEADSTONES Beginning Saturday, Nov. 19, we inaugurate a MILK AND CREAM SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. R. A. CASEY PAINTS, ETC. ALBERT JEROME A Thanksgiving Sale of MILK . CREAM Telephone 485 • .Manufacturer ot Phone 267 347 Catherine St EUGENE A. MORRIS High Grade Granite and (Successor to A. T. Kerr) Marble : : Applegate s Dependable HARDWARE Paints, Olb and Varnishcai •FfEADSTOMl)d.. GENERAL Brashes, Glass, Bronzes, Used Gars l 267 First Street ; Gold Leaf, Stalap. Etc. , Talaphon* 250 . South -PODGE SEDAN. .Remarkable OAKLAND 1926 COACH. In STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX WALL PAPBB .condition. Driven by an exper- moit excellent condition all SEDAN, This, man, .wanted a Bawi, Planet, Huuntrm, 238 First Street South Ambftj TAILOR L»T«U, Bracei, Bits, CMMIB, Drifts, ienced driver. Five new tires. 'round. Not! a dent nor a S.TUDEBAKER DICTATOR .scratch. Original owner want- TooU tor all Mtoku*t«b *>•• 'Not'a scratch nor a dent. She and hit sedan is at your dispo- RADIO AND PIANOS ed a Studebmker Commander—^ Torch**. 8old«rU« Iron, Wmm wanted a STUDEBAKER COM- that'* all. sal at an attractive price, ^, Qrtndan. • . WE SELL Ett. Siaca INI MANDER. RADIO, PLAYER PIANOS John St., Corner Mrmfay PACKARD COUPE. Th.it car' BUICK COUPE. Hat had only . AOWT warn - 1-iSRCE-ARROW 19586 COACH AND PIANOS NEW.FALL AND WINTER ' speaks for itself and says "1 one owner, who turned it over SHERWUS-WILL1AM8 —also— SAMPLES ON DISPLAY. .. A high-grade tar built to laat have had but one owner—I gave, to us in condition to give many PAINTS Timing and Repairing at Right Prices SUITS PRESSED BY HAND—«|^ for year*. The limited mllei him comfort and service and I miles of transportation to ano- Aaa Other Alteration IMbmto^r • mutt say he treated me well, HARRY PARI8EN •re practically unlimited. A Paints, Oib, Vanillin, Wliltt Pricetl • . • ' until he forsook me for that ther owner. 327 David Street Phone 10t-M tmart car at a »roart reduction. Lead, Emuneto, StataM, DRY CLEANING PIERCE-ARROW blonde." Patty, and Glaai atPra-WarPrW STUDEBAKER STANDARD STUDEBAKER 1925 DUPLEX G. 1. Bergen, 178 StofWt am ACETYLENE WELDING Work Done by Eiyerietu«4 Mas STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX SEDAN. Reconditioned and ROADSTER. One of those road- coma First itiMt SaiU made to ortler. Tka priea fa SEDAN. Painting was the on- sters with the pull-down cur* right to meet roar •oebtfcMk. > • jutt coming out of paint «hop. ly attraction this car required to JOHN J. CROSS tains. At tight as a coupe for A typically iturdy Studobaker make it new. Original owner • DENTIST the winter. Mechanically what ELECTRIC AND with lot* of unused milei. wanted a STUDEBAKER COM- MANDER—'nuf said. automobile men call "nice". X-RAY GAS ACETYLENE WELDING L. ROSENIHAL ERSKINE DEMONSTRATORS. ESSEX.COACH. Just taken in. General Repairing* TaOor A Sedan and a Tourer. Th«te PAIGE BROUGHAM. Another man wanted a STUDEBAKER Reconditioned and repainted a Scott Avenue WORK CALLED FOR cart have been uted a* demon- COMMANDER. Hence your Brewster Green, Good tiret and South Amboy, N. J. AND DELIVERED strators and therefore cannot be opportunity to secure a sub- good mechanically, Phom, 7S told at new can. They are Stu- stantial family car. With trunk Telephone S. A. 258 ( debaker-built and carry new for week-end luggage, DODGE 1925 BUSINESS, 103 South BroaeSnv car guarantees, however. This COUPE. A sturdy car, uphol- vi, BUICK SEDAN. A chummy Telephone 402 TRUCKING South Aaib«7 stered in leather and repainted It your opportunity to «ecure little 4-cylinder sedan for small Office Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 P. M. maroon. A compact car for one of thoie European type cart family. Good tiret and a good EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT motor. S. PARLSEN •t a reduced price. town work. • CARTING OF ANY KIND ICE AND TRUCKING CRATING AND SHIPPING DR. F.BURLEW FORD DUMP TRUCKS 13 David St. South Amboy. DENTIST FOR HIRE These and/many others are ready for your inspection at our shpw room. Telephone 109-M 116 N. Broadway REMEMBER—they're CERTIFIED—they're sold under the well known Trust Co. Building AdT«tlH) In tto Ottltcn. FRANK GORCfflKS South Amboy STUDEBAKER USED CAR PLEDGE 1-22-41 . Expressing Contempt 509 BORDENTOWN AVB. The tongua hus a single gBsture, South Amboy, N. X ' and everybody knows wbnt It means. PIANO TURING Telephona 69B-R > It Is tlirust out to express contempt 6-10-61 J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE The little girl who ".sticks out her tongue" does not realize tlint her ac- Perth Amboy Authoriied Dealer for Middlesex County .New Brunswick, tion, so unladylike, hulks bnck to the ADVERTISE '1 Division Street Main Street, SOUTH RIVER 260'Gc/brge Street WM. H. MARTIN prehistoric. It Is undoubtedly* B most IN THE ' PLAYER PIANOS ancient mode of conveying the Idea -me P. A. 2516 CITIZEN Open Evenings REPAIRED AND TUNED of Intensified disrespect. Hverywliora In the work!, among snvago and civ- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 254 First St. South Amber, g. ilized peonies, the lingual gesture turn T.ltphoo. 13S.il tbe same recognised ilgbificuK*. Sttowtiie CM tto 0$ F*«ture4 r*r WNJ The Edwin Bent racrfo t cert artists will broadcast the,. fhty- first consecutive weekly bpur tf- mu- sic over the Hotel Sb. Frances Stu- 30x3% Reg. ^1. . - ,^. $7.48 • »r.sfr- i" '•'• :"""•".• , 1—: 1 dos of Station WNJ at Newark, Mon- 80x3% Oversize xf 7.40 8.75 Call C'Wooldey,'*?*; » 1' attd"2, f 1.50; soaes 3 to 8, $2.00 day evening during their usual hour 10.95 -U- . between nine and ten Pk'M. This 30x3% S. S C 8.40 Brunswick, N. J., Tel. 2$'Mi Ice at S unboy, N. J. as second class matter. | monumental series of ejtifllent pro- 31x4 ~— A^ 10.60 13.75 2.0S * grams by New Jersey artists, all of 82x4 —\ 11.15 14.50 2.15 FRIDAY, NOVi. 'BER 18, 1927 whom are private pupils of Edwin 33x4 :. ( 11.75 15.25 2.25 V Bent at the various bfinehes of the 19.75 Conservatory of Musical Art through- S2x4% . i 1S.20 2.60, A NATION'S THANKSGIVING out New Jersey is attracting more 33x4% . : l_, 15.80 20.50 2.70 _--a. ,i. . . « .L . is u * u « v..i • than state wide attention for its var- 84x4% J6.4O 21.25 2.80 ,.j«r-the gathering in of their first harvest our Mayflower Pilgrim ied pvogramis> skillful artiste and 30x5 23.85 3.00 IP went out and shot wild fow that the little coony might feast to- fIawTess interpretations, All these unto Hlm- Hen the turkoy ll tho comnioa ym 3 3x5 , 19.30 26.85 3.30 ,<• - i ?. .^ " * " programs are givien entirely from 28.85 • jy^Thanksgivuig Day. \ / , •. . ' memory and in this one feature alone 35x5 i 20.55 3.55 is not until the Revolutionary W^r that the feast became nationaly tlleyv^ave established a worthy pre- For Thanksgiving lt w Yer il w only occa na b erved h BALLOON TIRES *• , . "~ " , VP "r o « V,"» People of c^d'ent for unfailing accuracy in ijJEngland. The first national procl.roationwsi issued by President evely mnemonic requirement. The 29x4.40 7.55 9.65 1.95 November 24th « • f*« Washington. It w«« dated January, 1795. J programs of these concerts have been 29x4.75 -' 1 9.45 12.25 . 2.15 %}&• (U 1857 Governor Wife, of Virginia, issued the first proclamation of nmde up from tne t,est musical liter- 30x4.75 9.85 12.75 2.30 i the South. Next y«ar, the governors of seven o_ther Southern States issued ature ^ tne WOTld's master compos- »« proclamations. I era with due recognition of our own 29x4.95 • - 13.75 2.35 >.-,, ... - -_—»nt Lincoln was the first President to follow Washington in this American composers. 80x4.95 11.00 14.25 2.40 ;>rcgard.' He formally announced his determination to mako Thanksgiving Congressman Harold .Hoffman ar- 31x4.95 . 15.75 2.45 Day an annual national holiday. So, in the autumn of 1864 (October 20) ranged bhe recent local dtbut of Mae President Lincoln issued a proclamation of thanksgiving, appointing and freeman brilliant fifteen yea, r old 30x5.25 T 12.30 15.95 2.70 letting apart the last Thursday ip November « a^ day of thanksgiving, soprano of South Amlboy, beforsfore a re- 81x5.25 (>. . 1-1Z.8O 16.'45 2.80 .S»nee. that'time the last Thursday in November has been firmly established cent luncheon of ths. local1 BotarB-.-y. 31x5.25 *Extra Heavy 19.25 2.80 wit Thanksgiving Day. Every President since Lincoln's time has annually Clu— b• and- -he r singin. . g won al..l .hearers 30x5.77 ... .. 14.45 18.75 3.20 rissued,a'similar proclamation and Governors of the States follow the Presi. on this occasion. She will be bhe 30x5.77 Extra heavy 21.95 3.20 . 'dent'* lead. ' featured vocalist on the Edwin Bent Liggett's £': ; .' Thanksgiving Day it not an ordinary.holiday, but t "Holy day" and is hour pver WNJ Monday, singing three 22x5.77 -_. .. ! 20.75 3.40 t(."ao jntended. It it a day of devotion—giving thanks for our many blessings varied groups of songs, Her featur- 32x5.77 Extra heavy 23.95 3.40 (''from the hand of our Heavenly Father. The richest, the wisest man has ed presentation will be the complete 33x5.77 Extra heavy —: 24.95 Little Bits' from Js''Jlo more power to foresee the handiwbrkof God than the poorest and hum- rendition of t>he beautiful song cycle, 32x6.00 ' 19.25 3.30 Ablest among us. Therefore we are held within the hollow of God Almighty's "A Dream of Egypt" toy Amy Wood- the East % hand. Wherefore it is not wise to place too much stress on our self im« forde-Finden. The . five numbers 33x6i00 15.30 19.90 3.50 ;, portance, that comprise this suite, have most 33x6.00 Extra heavy 22.95 3.50 A box of tasty chocolates. 1 '"' When you »it down next Thursday—-and we hope you will—to enjoy attractive melodies and their many 32x6.20 — 22.95 3.70 Truly wondenful in th© ':that turkey, roasted to a'chestnut brown, the cranberries jellied to a rare vocal beauties will be fully 'accounted 3.70 ~i rod, and the golden pumpkin pie; we know that you are going to have .12x6.20 Extras heavy 26.75 fact that all the most for by bhe young singer. Mae Free- 3.95 tMi\time. man is o member of the choir of St. 33x6.20 _..: 23.45 popular pieces are offer- The Citizen wishe. all a happy day. G. L. G. Mary's church and will sing bhe "Ave ed in a better and more Marias" of Verdi nnd Millard and Othar Pricet on Request expensive quality than T.1-MARY'S SCORE FIRST gave'the locals their first touchdown W'iegandV'O SalutaHs Hostia" from ever before. ^ FO6TBALL VICTORY in the second quarter, when Tom LeM- her sacred repertoire. She vrili ulso v sing a group of five ballads tn Eng- ,20 oz. Box ahan dashed off tackle and scored, lish. She will be assisted nt the Anderson's Garage St. Mary's high school football ihe try .for extra point,was unsuc- r piano on this occasion by her in- , team .scored its frst victory of tho cessful. A twenty-five yard pass structor, Edwin Bunt. - $1.50 -' season on 'Monday, when they de- from Grimes to Wall in the third and Battery 'feated the'fit. James high school team quarter counted for the second touch- Another young artist who appear- ed at the local Rotary Club several •at Red Bank by the score of 13. to 0. down of the "game. Wall did some 1 PETERSON'S The aerial work of the local contend- brilliant running/or this count. months ago will bo tho featured Service ers was perhaps mainly responsible This afternoon the local team will pianist on this program, playing an 204 So. Steveni AT*. PHARMACY for their victory. play the Red Bank aggregation a re- entire concert devoted to the com-, positions of Grieg. Master Donald Telephone 392' The work of John Grimes, who has turn game here. Sinclair, the ten year old boy prodigy been an outstanding figure on. bhe * into Ifexatl store pianist has been specializing in the Batteries Called for and Delivered. team, was perfect again on Monday. Miss Mne Stewart, af Elmira, N. Y. pianoforte compositions of Grieg in Line plunging and forward passing is visiting in this city. his studies with Edwin Bent. The , 132* NO. BROADWAY ten solos that comprise his contribu- tion to Monday's musical feast are among the 'best known of_this great master's 'pianoforte coniposftjons. The entire program on this occasion will FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO be announced before the microphone OWN EASY WASHERS by Edwin Bent. Jack Demp.ey, ex-heavyweight champion of the world. J. P. Morgan, potent financier. "v mmroiLLE H. WOLFF & CO., Will Roger., famout funnyman. The benefit caiutecl during the evening •£. L. Doheny, oil magnate. ' - ' and refreshments, served, Specials in Mrs. Whltelaw Reid, wife of former V. S. Ambassador to England. Mrs. Og'den Reid, member of the "Four Hundred." Councilman and Mrs, Richard NeiL Associate Justice Butler of the U. S. Supreme Court'. topp of Jrtaritan street; are entertain- ing Mrs. ueorge Ro!berb3 oi Point Julius Fleuchman, yea.t maker. Bic_sant at this time. j Joe Dugan, third baieman for the New York Americans. Charles Evans Hughes, Jr., son of former U. S. Vice-President Mr, and Mrs. John Marek of lower; Raritan street entertained • relatives -- - Hughes. from Plainfield at their borne over the Thanksgiving Goodies! Leatrice Joy, moving picture actress. ..••'• week e,nd. j Hal Roach movie comedy producer. • ' Mrs. Albert Jerome of'Ridgeway In the last - rninute ,hurried preparations for Walter "Rube" Lutzke, famous baseball playerv ' avenue, visited with friends at South Helen Walton, movie aetrest. ' River on Monday. Dick Sutherland, movie villain. Thanksgiving you'll need things to cpok and bake. The Mackey home on lower Cono- Fred Stone, famous theatrical comedian. ver street is beng remodelled at this I Mayo, Rochester, Minn., world renowned turgeon. time. Contractor Ellison its in cnargc We guarantee that there won't be so rnany flurried, >:let Us Add Your 'Name To This List of the work. Friends from Jersey .City visited worn-out hostesses if wbmenwill take advantage "of! , . Sold on Easy terms with Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Wojehowsld! of Kidgeway avenue on Monuay, these values and call H. Wolff'& Co., phone 112. 4 DOLANBROSi Mr. anil Mrs. Edward Dewan of Raritan stiuet were Piamf.elit visitors tO'No. Broadway , Tel. 294 on Sunday. Plum Pudding, Heinz...' —42c Fruit Cake, National Biscuit Company 2 pounds ..... ;.....$1.65,J • Mrs. Itflomas Grimley of Raritan Fig Pudding Heinz .:—T...~-42c street, was a New Yoik city visitor 5 pounds ...... 1 .::$3T?5 on Tuesday. Brick's Mince Meat, 5lb. can...:..$1.35 Jo-hri Dohaney, of Conover street, Bartlet Pears, can, speciaL... ,.25c spent Tuesday with friends at South Heinz Mince .Meat, 2 II?. can 48c River, . '•• , • Cherries, bottle...... 1,2c; 29c; 55c; 85c • • Aiithony Car^bone, of Asbury Park, Cranberries, can .* !.25c Thanksgiving Specials! visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Je- Pineapple, grate,d can...... 25c on Birdge street, Tuesday. Pound . 20c p ROASTERS...... $1.4? &-$1.89 UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE English Walnuts, pound.——35c <& 25c Pineapple, sliced, can ...... 25c & 35c The union Thanksgiving service of Fruit Salad, No. 3 can...... _48c > GEl>fUINE VOLLRATH ROASTERS...... 79c up the "First M«thodist, Baptist, Metho- Mixed jSfiits, pound ..'„.. „.—...._30c ti'ist). Protestant and Presbyterian MIRRO ALUMINUM PIE PLATES 39c churches will be held iii the Metho- 1927 Sjtnyrna Figs, 1-2 lb. pkg..._...15c Grape Fruit Hearts, can .1 25c dist Protestant church next Wednes- MIRRO ALUMINUM CAKE PLATES ...... 39c day evening, commencing at 7:30 Raisins, seed or seedless, 2 lbs...... _.25c o'clock. Rev. E. F.' Ree