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Buy * Sell • Rent THE LARGEST SURBURBAJf It pays to me the NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTY CLASSIFIED COLUMN? COMCtETELV COVERING WOODBRfDCE, SEWAREN, A of this newspaper KRT iEADINC, COLONIA uJ ISELJttf t y r WOODBRIDGE, N..J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940 wn Bl,, Wooitbriaia. M. J. Selection OfFinance CAairman to Replace Forrell 1941 RELIEF Thm May Be Other Woodbridge's DESMOND IS WARD TOPS mmittee In Country But Ours Is Best Known _ WOODBRIDGE-An am^lr. «.„,. LetterMailed Utfkioma And AddrerndToV/ood- r HirWl BrRanklB, of 0.. third!- aSTHERE th. RepublicsyoftortHtm,n ,nd mf ,Md. prewnt coBfrnlMlyBir »nd kail llfctHhsod will bridge,!!. H., Wxndt Up Here; Meant For Connecticut rti l» eipected to. Uke pl«e»,'longtime, n«xt . fontlnut in tht iamt capacity. Jiu'ti J. SiM- iHIERJIflTS week to decide wjut^ppointmonti i'tid Mtlon . Irkkit Ihi preitnt htid'of the public1 wurti }^,^rtale of a iriddirected: letter will be Uken when the Towmhlp B1CPRRY cuntil 9ommltt*i' an4 it > uii'dctriood hi wlU M«V ^ fact that WooabrWge, N.\f., •!& the besiknown hip Draft Board Only Fear Sute May Quit Hand- Woodbyj4fi;e in the Uhlted,3tatei^-at ieast>p the postal Petitiorw Urge aptfidrftjeg. , ••>.., One In County Without ling Problem ferries •' fiut* tdvstari ftf;thfe';befhvnittir-^it All 'started when ment'of A.D. Conscript Rejections Mrs* Gertrude B, Hump;'of Chicago, 111.,"hud a Wx.biJf majority to idled • fini'iie* cb«irm«n, » Mr.' WukoVett, ihe eomm!ttf«W*n-«l«ct, ttir Local Officials to 'pay to N! H. Street, tax coJ-' As Aiiiit. Proiecttt^ poll now hfld by Mr, forrell. ' ''•"'. *» lether with Cottlmllteemid John -B«ri«n and lectpr *t Wo^dbrldgo, CinjhM Mra. Ju'lt Who Wip be given the ili«lrm»nihip ^t . Chtrlqt J, Alestniitr, Democratic fac'utpbtnh, HtimV evidently wa». in Claremont,-] Boosted For Post FOURXOCAL DRAFTEES ,the furnace' eommiJtee.il notknown, but;it will* .will undoubtedly be hpauid to (try* undlV •'; PRESENT- SETTLEMENT California when she decided to (Malt. LOCAL' COUNSEL Gim't be recalled that »t one. time Frederick A, Spen- Republican chtlrmtn, .•.'*•'• a check", but Instead of addrewlng ^SIGNED TO FORT DIX , ;cer, fir»t".w»r<) enmmitteenuri, held both the : There h» been §0me. |ofilp thkt one or ttoo TO END DECEMBER 31 tiie' envelope to Woodbrldgo, Conm, DEMOCRATIC SI tdm'inlitra'tlon itnd finance poillioni, Whether ,' chttif «i tre bt|n| .contemplated In the- office * she wrote Woodbridge, ,N, ,M. or net Mr, Spencer will «g«in double up mid perionnel *t the Meniorlal Municipal Build- Wliefl theletter.reached Olevc- ttk'e the retpoiiiibllitiei of two of the moii More Questionnaires Irij, but no definite «t«tement could be ab- land, Ohio, the post office officials, important comlhitteei it probl«m»tlc*l. Lack Of Information De- Desmond's Backers tnin«ifi 4rain oirtv !«*<!«•. unable to flnd a Woodbridge W his Year. But Physical laying Completion Of Now Hampshlro, decided it must be Woodbridge Man Woodbrldge, New Jersey—for was- i Exams To Continue Year's Budget n't Woodbridge known all over tho Succeed Wight' Township Per Pupil Cost Lower FINAL RITES HELD country aa the "Typical American Commurilty"1 i alt othei Than Perth Amboy, New Brunswick TODAY FOR TOTACK WOODBRIDGE^-Wlth' a toflta- So the letter arrived here and WOODBR'IDGE — - hoards in Middlesex County tivo budget already being pre« Township Tieaturer 0. J. Morgan Township is boosting anoth#, •.mmlering whether or not vol- pared by the Township for 1941, s6n went all ovor the municipal vorltc son.Hhis time on the County Superintendent 01 ScAool* Rates Woodbridgh Vogel Employee Dies When building trying to locate a Mr. , r.; will step in to take the a snag has been reached in rela- crntlc side, for the position «| Costs, BasM On Attendance, Lowett In Middlesex, Burner Omheati And tion to the/relief problem. At the Street, There was no Teturn ad- ,.,- uf diaftces who were reject- rdient time the Township relief dress, so after a hasty conference aeistnnt prosecutor, a post. ed rr physical examinations at Causes Suffocation- old by James S, Wight, of ijni WOODBRIDGE—Woodbridge township established dmin'istration is under the direc- it was decided to open tho letter. ii ,11' A r m o t y , • Woodbridge lon of the state, but the arrange- In it was found a tax. bill and venue, Republican incu the record of the lowest costs of comparable school districts if! Bimnl No, 3, has*won the WOODBRIDGE —Funeral ser- ment comes to an end on Decem- check for the collector of taxes at whose appointment run? 01^ [j;.t .1..•: HITI of having all of its nine in Middlesex County for the school year ending last June vices for Steve Totacfc, 47, of Kins ber 31, Wo'odbridge, Conn. , i , . ; George's Road,'Ford8, who wan »uf- 'ebruary. • ,' ^f Township Treasurer 0. J. Mor- So the check 1B on its way t«| Mr, 30, bastd on.average enrollment'and average attendance, focated curly yesterday morning Petitions are being cli Tin Dujrhout the county 19 men ganson said yesterday to date he Street, together with an explnna according to a report submitted this week by County Super- when an oil heater caused a ftro in Jiroughout tho Township turned down. They had left as received no word from the tion as to why the fletter wai Andrew D. Desmond intendent of Schools M. L. Lowry. i the Vogel Distributing' Company opened. But even though a Chicag< if Andrew D, Desmond, liiciil district* under the as- itate and did not know whether torney. It was Iewne4>- i* it HI they were in the army The Townshi]) waa classified in building, will be held this after- resident, mailed a letter in Call noon in the Flyqn Funeral Parlors, ir'not the Legislature will pass ;hrough a very reliable sour< luititr passed by-civilian doc- communitiea wi,lh an enrollment fornia to New Hampshire intepdei Perth Amboy. Burial will be in riother bill giving State Director 500 names have already bee: There was no inkling; of the of 4,000 pupils or more, The com- 'flfdn 0/ The Year' for Connecticut it came to Wood SQUAD AMBULANCE tho Rosehill Cemetery, Linden. Charles R, Erdman supervision of bridge. New Jersey—tho bos ed to • the petition. |(o-.in for the great number of re- parison showed Ihe ftv capita coat ocal relief. If such a measure is Henry Berg Is said W be:;jji ins, hut army doctors at Trea based on iiverane enrollment was To tack" is survived by his mo- known of them all. • ther, Mrs. Julia 'Szabo, of North lot passed, the Township will be The moral of this story, after al PASSES 1000 MARK front'for tho nppointmortjtrj ;mi they were "sticking to the 197.01) in Wooribridfje Township lorced to appropriate a-largc sum Desmond's backert point out he* i of the Federal regulations." BruAswick Township and a br-othor is to road addresses over bcfori while the coat bused o'n the ave|;- Stephen Spbo, of South River, or relief in 1941. Last year, $16',- mailing your letters. ong been active In the De that the reason for Emergency JJnit's Appa ntfo attendance was $103.hi. The The victim was born in Keasbey 00 was allotted, most of which party and is entitled to the tiniil rejections was that the average enrollment was 5,078 and und lived for a number of years was used up when the State took ratus Carries 1,130 Pation- . I iluctors in the various commu-' the average daily attendance was on King George's Road, Fords, tver, • LOCAL FIREHOUSE tients In Less Than 3 Yean Tho fact' that Mr. 'Wight • did not have ex-ray cquip- 4,7fi2. • Recently, Totack, who has been In. the meantime, it has been Woodbridge irian and comes '. at draft board headquarters Liit of Cbiti announced that New Jersey's'1941 WOODBRIDGE—In a little less this end of the county, e«btblilh§^ i ;i. is available at Trenton, working for the Vogel Distributing Compared with this cost was Company and has hecn in the em-relief requirenftnta will total ap- IS ONE BUSY PLACE than thrco yewn, the Woodbridge a precedent, they feel. They T-,^™™ Auign Four Dr>fte«> New Brunswick's per capita cost of ploy of the Vogel family for 22 proximately 85,800,000 and appar- Emergency Squad ambulance has also confident that Govornor-Elet|',%ir mil of the Woodbridge contin- $120,23 on average enrollment and years, made his home in a. small ently can be financed without new firemen, Aid Squad Mem* answered 1,130 calls to date. The Charles Edison will take Mr. i have already been assigned 1134.44 ,on average daily nttend- room in the rear of. the offices of taxation. Senate Majority Leader ambulancB went into service on mond's fine record Into accpun&fD i.iioly to the 44th division at beri Summoned Nine Copies of the petitions will be; i nnce. Now Brunswick's daily aver- that company which are in a frame 1. Qfant Scott, of Capo May an- February' 10, 1038 and since then mittod to- county and state 1 ! DiW. ( They are Michael .J, age attendance ik B.041 pupiln. 'nouncod Tuesday that next year's Times Wednesday hasheen in constant use. building. The place wa» heated' in the near future,'H is ilivdil, 38 Lorch Street, Port In the neighboring cily of Perth with an on bjurner which had relief problem has bean "torrta-1 WOODBRIDGE ^- "What's all The first year the squad answer, ling, 113th Infantry, Company ed 368 calls;- tho second year 1 stood, , Amboy the costpcr pupil based on small tank attftched to it.

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