The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Four Page Colored 24 Pages Today Comic Section CARTERET PRESS Three Sections VOL. VIII, No. 20 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, l'JISO PRICE THREE CENTS Two Local Men Social Guild Dance Fear Caused Man Black "Sugar Daddy" Injured in Plants At Sharkeys February 15 Bandit Trio Nabbed Frank Hite, of Chrome avenue, The Social Guild ia planning- to To Commit Suicide Has Tough Luck employed at the plant of the U. S. hold its firat annual dance Saturday Metals Refining Company, was in- night, February lf>, at tho Kharkey jured early this morning in an acci- and Hall auditorium. Al Ritter'a pop By Lone Policeman Woodbridge Man Whose Shop Loses Sugar and Goes To Jail (Carteret, N. J. dent at th« plant. H« was taken to ular orchestra will provide the dance Was Blown Up Feared Ven- —Other Police Notes. January Mil, l'J30. After Campaign Of Holdups That Netted Five Dollars Staten the Rahway hospital. Thomas Burke, The Carteret Press. muaic. Miss Gladys Kahn, chairman geance Of Araonista. employed at the I. T. Williams plant ('Hrteret, N. J- of the ticket committee, reports that Island Men In Stolen Car Run Out Of Gas and Out Casmir Armstrong, a dusky gentle- was injured there this week and was tickets are selling fast. I'lan.t are ul man who makes hia home at the Ahm- Of Luck — Two Have Records. WOODBRIDGE— ' also sent to Kahwuy hospital when- (ientlemen: so under way for the presentation of uur labor camp, had a sweet plan in his finger was amputated. n play in the near future. Fear, stark, menacing fear, not mind early Sunday morning and had In your issue of January 24, 1U30 Three bandits who w<*re holding up dres who was juat going on duty and only for liinjself, but for the lives of it partly tarried out when the pulk'e reporting th* meeting of the Rornujrh pedestrians in. Fords and Scwaicii Sergeant J. J. Dowling who ha« just his loved ojles as well, drove Frank "messed" it all up. It was real early Council held on the previous Monday were arrested \y a Carteret police- been relieved, made a circle of the Csanyl, 46, of Eleanor place, to take Sunday morning—1 :20 A .M. when evening, you quote the Mayor in »ri man early yesterday morning after town in Dowling's car (the, police car School Board Adopts explanation relative to criticism liy Great Bowling Star his own life by turning on the gas in Sergeant Joseph Dowlinjj and Patrol- an unprofitable night's work. They IB out of business). They even went man Thomas llnnohue noticed a col- an out-of-town paper, of having held | had held up two mt-n getting $3 as far as Hagaman Heights and if the kitchen of the Hungarian Parish a Council meeting ufti-r iufnniiingj House in School »treet last Friday ored man carrying u heavy package. from one and $2 from the other. they had gone a few hundred yards The officers Htopped him and found Annual Budget the press that no meeting would be To Play Here Sunday They are locked up with charges (if held, and you say in pail further they would have come across D I lie package contained twenty-five highway robbery to face. The men the car where it had been abandoned ^That Csanyi hoped to save his fam Joe Falcaro World Champ To ily, at least, from the vengeance of pound* of gninululed sugar. New Polling Places Fixed Af- The Mayor explained that the described themselves aa Louis (Irun- when it ran out of gas. criminals, was revealed by his widow, At the lime of the arrest Arm- ter Dispute Between Council met to COIIMOYF the annual Roll On Slovak Alley—Will tfelo, 21, of 1114 Morning Star road, Meanwhile tho patrolmen nil the Mrs. Su»le Csanyi, who told lust night dtiitrig WHS hea take th<> notes "Joe" Kill euro the world's match 103 Lake avenue, Muriner'H llurbor, near Pert Reading and Ihe svarch KHiiii: champion, will be seen in ac- all of Stat»n Island. pulling down the shade*, und (,.. ..llitn>ti to dLs- In lower .Salem avenue, Patrolman each time he left the 1IMI«« liiroj! eommi^ury. The camp boss re- count the note* at I In- Carteret clock on the Slovak alleys on Wtabeler The first alarm of the bandits Dan KuHha saw thr nrn walking hop iii!!""(lld a 1'iijr of sugar missing. Arm- day night. The total estimated bud- Trust Company, and the m-linn wan avenue. The followers of bowling in came to Woodbridge police headquar- along in a suspicious mumier and he Csanyi, owner of H hnrm-s-. get this year is $281,860 as com- William street which wan tl IM.MK wii-i arraigned Monday night taken when the cashier of that Caiteret and vicinity will have an ex- ters in a telephone, message at 11 o'- Bluppi'd thorn. Kiislia decided that pared with 9283,900 last year. The Company emm; Io the. committee cellent opportunity to see a Btar in clock Wednesday night. John Kmlnar, they answered t)i<> description of the of a terrific explosion May '.Ml, of !«-t j ""' n Ihn-e days in jail. year, had be«n releiiMil ..n *!>,ui!ii; i»Miiriuel l.upes HIHI Toney Pinivia, amount to be raised by taxation is room and told (he ( action. Judging from the interest of Kinjr George's road and Wood- men wanted and he plared the three shown in the event, a capacity crowd lawn avenue, Fords had been held up bail following questioning ..f him hy Sp;i rii;inls were arrested Sunday at $241,860. The budget in full appears thing would have to he done im- under arrest just IIK Scrijeiiiit Andrea II \ M when they were found mediately. will turn out tu see Joe Falcaro pit- and robbed of %2 by three men in a arrived to give assistance. the police snd the arrest of two othei in another column. men said to have caused tin- blast to | fighting in Hudson street. The ar- I wish to HUite, that, the First Na ted against the leading stars in this grey Cadillac, The men were taken to headquar- collect insurance on the buildinit. ieii WHS made by Officer Frank A resolution fixing the polling borough. There will be plenty of fire- While the police were working on ters and locked up after being frisked place* for the election on February tional Bank did nut withdraw their The two men arrested were l)omini<-k Ward liulli nifii were cut and scratch promise to discount Hnrough of Car- works because Falcaro will hold the this case, another alarm came in at for guns. An officer was placed in an II was adopted after much discussion spotlight of interest all afternoon. Tensce, of Perth Amboy, hia son in id about the fac-• e and were bleedin-• g teret tax anticipation notes at the 11:45, this time from Sewaren. An- adjoining cell and overheard the con- Uw Leonardo Scinto, also of Perth I freely. They were fined $16 each. five (f>%) per cent rate, in fact the Credit must bu given to William ton Turk, of Calvin street, Sewaren, vursation of the three. Turk had been •js ye/ • ^^0w ss^" ^™^* ^^** ••• •* u y •«* * ir •*• • - • »• • places are: high school, Nathan llnle, Joseph Kulanovski, of 650 Roose- Chairman of the Finance Committee D'ZuriHa who waa successful in had been robbed of $3 in Cliff" road. sent for to identify them and they Amboy, and according to the police, Columbus and Cleveland school. Thia In each instance the Bame method It wss Tenaee who actually brought velt avenue was fined $5 for being had in his pocket at that time, our bringing Faluaio into Carteret. Fal- knew it. "If this jruy identifies us we drunk on the street. John Langel, of resolution waa presented hy Oomiins- caro will be the first bowling star to was used. The bandits drove up to are cooked," one of the bandits re- •bout th» exploiion sioner Jiittuch and adopted when nut letter dated January 8, 1930 advising shop of Ce«nyi was ** Pueeeit -street, peM • iike five him of our willingness to accept all appaur in Curtvret ttacently he baa where their victim was walking alone marked. Turk identified them when. Tb> to the vote. District Clerk rm-<<>i! M the road* *nd auted directions to get located next door to the telephone for being* drunk and disorderly. cm lent tax anticipation not«s at the benn touring tho country. He is IB he arrived. One of the bandits hid Harry Frederick, of 564 Maple street question and pointed out that the [toll great demand everywhere. Falcaro'a to Carteret. Then while the directions three #iaaka under a blanket in a cell. building, and the explosion reduced ing places hid been selected and de five (fi%) per cent rate in accord- Woodbridge, contributed another |6 ance with our previous letter of May exhibitions are entertaining to the were being given the man was rob- At first; they denied having a gun hut it to kindling and diirupte telephone signated in a resolution passed at u bed at the point of a revolver. traffic. to the collection for being drunk. 22nd, last. lovers of the sport. Sixteen'perfect finally one of them told of where the former meeting; and that further, games have been, rolled by Falcaro Turk waa able to give the police a gun had been dropped by a fence According to the police, gasoline Lolls Oraec, of 44 Warren street, the engineer had worked out the It would appear, from the Mayor's arrested on complaint of his wife was during hits long career. Only one good description of the men as to in Salem avenue. It was found there WM poured about the building and metes and bounds of the I'istnctH a<- remarks, that the Chairman of the •ixe and dress. They were masked then fired. But high test laeoline mi fined |6. bowler in the world, Jimmy Smith, by a policeman. cording to the former resolution. Finance Committee did not place be- holds a more notable record and who and the license plates on the Cadillac Crangelo, the police have learned, used, and Instead of igniting, thii ex- The matter wu put to u second fore him and other members of the were upside down. ploded, terribly burning- Tenaee. who can claim more perfect games than has been arrested for statutory of- vote and the members split vimi-what Council, the letter we personally Falcaro. The Woodbridge police telephoned fenses on two occasions. Saulnier is wu removed from the hospital and placed in his hands containing the five along political linen. The four K<< Among the other worthy achieve- an alarm to the Carteret police to be out under 1600 bond for stealing a transferred to the jail in New Bruns- Recorder Addresses publicans and Commissioner Csclle (fi'/n) per cent offer, however, had on the lookout for the Cadillac as it wick only a few days ago, ments credited to Falcaro are: In car in Staten Island. voted in favor of the new resolution. this been done, I feel confident that was thought to have gone in the di- The Cadlllao in which the men When am was ejaettlenea hj Police the membeis of tho Council would 1924 Falcaro won the A B C classic President Heil and Commissioners in Chicago by rolling 1124 pint in 5 rection of Carteret. Desk Sergeant wen riding Wednesday night was Chief Murphy, Csanyi admitted Conrad, Coughlln and Jeffreys voU'd not have voted the six (6%) per cent Daniel O'Rourke, of Carteret, warned knowing that the building was to be t^Wonan'sChb games, giving him an average of 225 •tolen from Staten Island earlier in •gainst It. It wu openly charged rate, but would have accepted our all men on duty to be on the lookout the evening and the owner was later fired, explaining that he had asked offer, thereby saving one (1%) per per game. In the same year Falcaro TaJlu of Carter*'* that the resolution was planned as also won the Illinois State Champion- for the Cadillac. Sergeant John An- traced by the police. Mr. Fenamfl owner of the building, a political move. Washington school cent to the taxpayers. to make some repairs. A few days ship in the ail-events and singles. Fal- Early Hittory — Musical which has been a polling place for So far a« the First National Bank caro bowled 723 for three games in later, he said, Ferraro and two other years was left out in order to include men insjteted the building Bad eane Program Is Honor Of Mac- is concerned in its dealings with the the singles, for an average of 241. In Cleveland school according to the Borough, the rate on tax anticipation Hunting and Fishing Rutgers Sport Teams to the ftftelotion that the house wu Dowell, charge. Commissioner Conrad want- 1925 Falcaro established a world's not worth repairing1 and that the notes has been at five (h%) per cent record, smashing the pins for a total ed to know if it was a move to bring for the past twenty-three (28) years only way to nuke any money out of The regular meeting of the Car- in the colored vote. of 788 for three games, compiling an it waa to set it afire sad collect the and the same rate still stands good. average of 26S per game. flub Formed Here To Resume Schedules teret Woman's Club war held last A communication «u received Yours very truly, insurance. Friday evening in the council cham- In 1926 Falcaro won the Dwyer's Csanyi told Chief Murphy that he from Miss B. V. Hermann telling of EUGENE It CLARK. Championship Tournament staged in Charles H. Brady Head Of Winter Teams Get Into Action ber In the Borough Hall. The feature the state raeetin* educators at Tren- was warned not to My anything and of the meeting wai all addrew by Re- New York City by upsetting the pins New Organization — Other Over Week End — Court that the men threatened Urn. That ton. The supervising principal and January 29th, 1930. for a total of 1710 for 8 games. corder Harold S. Ptohsrsgin, of Perth the five school principals will attend. Carteret Press, Amhey who f^ke m "Carteret aad Again in 1927 he repeated with *n- Officers NlHfcei. Team Meets Fordham. It waa also announced that Walter Carteret, N. J. other sweep in Dwyer'» tournament. VielnJty". Be said that New Jersey Pavillk wu selected at a member of Frank waa frightened all the time has one of the moit Interesting' state In the same year he was crowned the A new hunting and fishing club Rutgers University's winter sport since th» eraloeloa/' Mra, Caanyi told the au-state high school orchestra Gentlemen: champion of Greater Ne# York, av- was organised last night at Fire teams get back into action this week histories in the country but that the and that he will play with that or- re repcsSsntatlve of this paper people do not appreciate it The In my eapaelty a* a citizen and ai enging 218 for 57 games. Falcaro House No. 1. The temporary officers end. The basketball team will meet "Every night. *• *OOB aa it got dark, ganisation at Atlantic City during the a representative ef the eittaens nf the also won the New York Evening T«!e- are: C. J. Brady, president; Louis Fordham at New York City on Pri. speaker declared that he would like «onve»tiicm of the National Educa- be would fo mat window to window to know at them waa anyone ttviag Boronth at Ctrteret on the Council, .toi Bradford, yice-presidentjC, A. Bher- day night, and the swimming and and pull the »IMei dwm Inft ai far tion Aaeodttton on FeHntry tt amd iden, secretary, and~HrRapp, treat-" w*Wf polo teams Will face Navy at In Carteret who recalled the old 23. ne matcn. M they would go. We had little Biasing- Star Hotel, a famous Inn of of the Borough I shook! explain and In 1928 he won the all-events urer. Annapolis on Saturday. The contests ments about n, because he . this section many years ago. There was a long discussion of the make clear my stand on the question championshihip of New York State, In bis speech Mr. Brady pointed will be among the hardest on the them down ao tar I was afraid he question of increasing teachers' sal- of the proposed Poliee and Fire En- •coring 1957 pins In 9 games which out that the hunting season is near schedules and will be severe tests for The speaker told his hearers that aries. gineer raise. the Scarlet athletes. would break them. Carteret was named for the colonial gave Elm an average of 217. Later at hand and that the purpose of the "I would tell hia to leave them up The time in the contract of An- The people of the Borough of Car- In the same year he won the New organisation was to promote intereat Rutgers won its first basketball governor of New Jersey, Sir Philip drew Chrlstensen for the erection of teret well know that we are at this ie in four starts when it defeated Just a little bit, that no one would Carteret, and that the city of Ellw- York Evening World tournament in game hunting and to secure suffi- look ID. But he would ay, *No, we the addition to the Nathan Hale time in a critical period of national with a grand average of 230 for 99 cient game for Carteret The game Ciel at Philadelphia shortly before oeth wu named for Mrs. Carteret school was extended one month at affairs and that the economic condi- the examination period brought all mutt pull down the shades to no one whose name waa Elixabeth. games. Bowling 472 exhibition games wardens of thia county, Mr. Brady can come up and shoot u*,' Mr. ChriatensenW request. tions in the Borough are not of the while on an extensive tour through stated, though promising to send sports to a close. The 55 to 26 vic- "Then I would a*y 'Frank, don't MacDowell Week waa observed in best and in certain quarters are very the United States in early 1929 he some came into Carteret, failed to tory, achieved as a result of Jack 1 act like a child. No one would thoot the musical program for the evening. stringent and tight. There is a great averaged 224. These are only a few keep their word on more than one Grossman's scoring spree which net- u.' And he would only shake his The numbers were all compositions deal of unemployment; the man em- of the remarkable records credited occasion. Years ago, Mr. Brady add- ted twenty-eight points, served to head, or rest Ma head in hit hands of the favorite composer. Mrs. Thom- Man Struck By Car ployed in the factory who constitutes to F»!\aro. ed, we didn't have to depend upon cheer Scarlet court followers who had on the table and **y nothing. Never as Burke, chairman of the music com- the majority of our population ii not the County wardens for a supply of seen their team lose its first three mittee, played "To A Wild Rose", as working full time, or not working at Aside from bowling with the local games. The Fordham contest, how- since the explosion did I see him stars Falcaro will give a few lessons rabbits. There was plenty on hand. •mile, and I never knew until now a piano solo; Mn. Burke and Mrs. all, and many are working for an un- Today, lurwever, game is scarce. ever, will bring the Searlet against Kenyqn played a piano duet Taken to Hospital (hawing the correct method of bowl- what terrible thoughts he had In his satisfactory wage. These are funda- The organization will meet again one of the best teams in New York mental facts and we must face them ing. He will also show how to make City. Grossman and Carney will prob- The club voted to give 16 to the many trick shots. on Thursday at the Fire House No. 2. American Legion bugle corps fond. Slipped off Bus Into Path of in dealinig with a problem concern- at 7:80 p. m. Mr. Brady plans to have ably be at forward, O'Connell, cen- "When he went out be always look- ing raises of municipal employees, ed up aad down the itreet . . . . u On Friday, February 7, the annual Machine—Condition H. J. Burlington, president of the fish ter; and Gniler and Jullen, guards. Valentine party of the club will be which means an increase in municipal and game commission at thia meet- The swimming team will also have if he were afraid of someone—and expenses, for they are working for a Sweet Sixteen Party For he had no one to be afraid of but held in St. Joseph's school auditori- is Serious ing, along with J. Eggert and J. R- its hand) full if it is to defeat Navy. um. The meeting Friday night waa corporation the same ss the man in Mus Sylvia Fiaher Hug, the county game wardens. The Midshipmen recently defeated those men who burned the buOding, Alec Edmonds, 66 years old, of 90 the factory or for a man in business; because Frank was a good nan." well attended. Heald street, was seriously injured Mr. Brady requested that all those Pennsylvania by a large score, show- as the affairs of a municipality are ing unexpected strength in all the All Mrs. Caanyi's efforts to cheer Wednesday night when he wes struck A sweet sixteen party was given who are interested in either hunting the affairs of a business corporation Saturday night in honor of Hiss events. Rutgers, with two League vic- her husband up while he waa awaiting HIGH SCHOOL by an anto as he stepped from be- and are to b« handled in the or fishing join the club. A name and hind a boa from which he had just Sylvia Fisher at her home on Lin- a set of by-laws will be drawn up at tories to its credit, will use Kojac in the outcome of the affair went to Heaer Rett-JlM-Year way. both sprint events, with Jelcnko his naught when they read in the newt- alighted, at Fershing avenue and Ran- coln avenue. There was dancing, and Thursday's meeting. Mary Iven, Beatrice* Roth, Doro- dolph street. His skull is believed to Prior to 1929, the policemen of games were played. Refreshments running mate in the "50" and Creem papers of the sentencing of Scinto thy Venook,. Genevieve Clark, Anna his partner in the century. Arm- to two years in prison. It was that be fractured. He was given first aid the Borough of Carteret were receiv- were served at a late hour. Daszkowska, Wilton Pruitt, Joseph by Dr. Joseph Wantoch and then ing the sum of f 2,000 per annum to Among the guests were: The Misses strong and Buffington will swim the night that the real reign of terror backstroke, Cronin and Marquetto began in the Cuanyi horn*. Venook, Stephen Bakja, Jenphine sent to the Perth Amboy hospital. a maximum of $2,300. For this they Dorothy Venook, Beatrice Roth, Chudick, Milton Brown, Hilton Dinosaur Track Found the breaatstroke, and Phillips and 'We read the paper and we all The car which struck Edmonds was worked 8 hours, had one day a month Evelyn Weiss, Ruth Zeir, Edith Green berg. off, received 2 week's vacation a year Brown, Anna Daniels, Beatrice Hertz Drake the 440-yard swim. Garris and cried," Mm. Csaayi related. "Frank driven by Ralph J. Jacobsen, of Simonson will enter the dive and Jo- jusM - - tA puaftt hi* s •hea d« t ^^dowK n on th. • e table• • , HONORABLE MENTION Bridgeport, representative of the with pay, had unlimited sick leave, Dora Chinchin, Sylvia Schwartz, Em- and in addition thereto 4 % of the ily Brown, Mary Ivan, all of Carteret In Woodbridge Clay Pit lenko, Cronin, Creem and Kojec will too, and after a while I told him it Edith Brown, Marie Gaydos_- .., .Wil- Bridgeport Chair Company. Jacobsen compose the relay team. told the police that Edmonds stepped amount of their salary was paid ' in Charlotte Greenwald, of Elizabeth; was all right. "You didn't xoueal on | Nam Mazurek, Bernard Rosenbleeth, Helen and Sadie Weiss, of Manville. Navy last year won the Intercol- those men. r'rank', I said, 'You have I Jacob Chodosh, Mary Diedrick Jos. into the path of his car >o close that by the borough to the Police Pen- Valuable Relic Of Prehistoric sion Fund. I feel that an increase of Also Ralph Wexler, Robert Brown, legiate title in water polo and will nothing to he afraid of.' Hut he justieph Morgan, Kugeiie Keratt, A. Luk- there was no opportunity to atop or Times I« Placed In Rutgers probably have no difficulty in down- ! 1100 is sufficient at this time in view Girard Goodman, Pinkus Chodosh, shook hi, hea.l and said ne wa.« sfraid ach, S. Fisher, Hazel Byrne, Mary j to swing aside. ing the Scarlet mermen. they would kill us all" Kovacs, John I'opicl, Lottie Weinstein Jacobsen was put under {500 bail of the fact that under a law of the Walter Schonwald, Walter Messinger, Museum. And then ,,u Friday Frank Csanyi Stanley Viater, Helen Hudak, Alma to awaiat the outcome of Edmonds 1929 Legislature, they will receive Rudolph Klein, Benjamin Rabinowitz, The geological museum of Rutgers kissed the four children snd his wif* W-hlschlager, Mary Kisher. Rose Bm injuries. one day a week off. I feel that the Harry Aahen, Melvin Cohen, Lester University was enriched yesterday by C. D. A. Food Sale 1 position of Patrolman in Carteret is Sokler, Benjamin Gordon, Lawrence for the last time. II. said he was go 'kckik. Market Sivon, rrancisKoep- a rare contribution from Woodbridge To Be Held Tomorrow ing to visit his lawyer in Perth Am Her, Anna Darnels, Albert Matefy, on a par with any municipality in Rubel, Thomaa Phillips, Ernost Gold- when the footprint of a dinosaur, the atatf and is an enviable one. berger, Zolton Goldberger, Zelman boy, told Susie to keep his aupper, Sophia Prywata, Mnry Maiurek, Mary hardened by millions of years in its Court Fidelia C. D. A. held a meet- until he returned ab-mt «-i«-ht o'clock. ' Dmytriu. ^^ This 1B proved by the applicants for Chodosh, Arpod Gross, Robert resting place in the Hampton Cut- this position, ing this week and arranged for a But they never MIW him ulivo again.) $75,000 Furniture Schwartz, all of Carteret; and Sey ter clay pits was placed in the mu- I voted for tho Sergeants and more Greenwald of Elizabeth. food sale to be held tomorrow. Other Around midnight Mr*. <°snnyi be- other to find her missing hus- seum. Workman delving in tho clay women of the parish will co-operate came worried She notified the Wood Roundsman increase because their pits found the track and one noticed hand. Sale At McCoflum's greater responsibility and work done with the Daughters. The sale will be bridge* police mid a search wns in.sti had visited the parinh it remarking that it looked like the conducted at the same time in var- tuted. At tw,, o'clock in Hit. Miorriinc1 " |';"; ^ [ he said, in search of warrants it. I did not think that the track of a "big chicken". It would Fr ( ni n s Chief's salary should he increased to ious parts of the borough. «™. (.sanyi and her OMCKI child, !{]>at ; Dut na,i m,t found him. So James McCollum Celebrating Henry Bull have been destroyed had it not been Helen.fourteen, took flashlights and ' (: j .r,t through the audi- the amount named, an I feel that ho for the presence of a former Rutgers Mrs 9arly w< Thirty-Fifth Year In Busi- is not underpaid and any extra work Henry Bull, aged 76 yearB, of 10 Walked along the trucks of the i'enn j turjlim wri(>re the Sunday school chil- geology student who saw the print Former Carteret Man ; done hy him ia on account of the Rlhariot street, died at Alexian Broth- •ylvsnia railroad. thinkniK prol.ahly dr(.n ,,„,, sl|nK tlleir hymns ,,nly a few and saved it. Other trucks had been ness With Mammoth Sale. vacancy of the position of Rounds- ers' Hospital January 24, after an To Be Married Feb. 22 Csanyi had been killed hv a train. \ ,nlmlU^ |)t,f,)n, .... straight to the destroyed. man. Our chi«'f is n very efficient one extended illness. He was retired, and *or hours they Hearrhed here. thi-re..|ilt|t, window communicating with The dinosaur was a giant reptile James McCollui i, popular furni- and his work should he redistributed. was? horn in Primrose Castle, Buck- Mr. and Mrs. John Helm, of Lake •nd everywhere, only to return home ! ,h(, kltl.n,.n llIH| thrmiKh which rulTee that roamed tho earth some five mil- ttir<* denier whoso Rtoie in located nt My ide« is that a siilary of f 3,800.00 ingham, England, in the village of Hopateong announce the engagement m the chilly dawn uii'iUcc.-'.Kful and | d (.ake was served at tho social lion years ago. Some of them were 12!*-J 3 I Irviiifr street, Knhway, is i fair ami 1 so recommended. Gaweott. For a number of years he of their daughter, Miss Ililmn Louise nearly frandc with fear I funr,i,,Ils llf „„. ,-hurch. hud lived with his daughter, Mrs. seventy feet in length, it ia estimat- celehrutinic lii» thirty flflh year in My opinion us t" the Kiro Engin- ed. Thoy are considered to have been to Thomas Child, son ,|Shinjf tlve closed windows apart the furniture husinoi-i with a mam Frank I'urrong. He is also survived cilman Joseph Child, now a resident Word from the missing man. an,I Sun \ . Cuanyi peered r eers was that they are not entitled the largest land animals of all time. jl|s| n un e hil Mrs moth $7. >,1)0(1 furniture sale which to a raise at this time in view of the by one brother, Alhert Hull, of Mans- of Jersey City. The wedding ia to flay_ morning Mrs. ( 'simyi win fiire.i , |n The |,rst thi,)|r to c*k-h her eye will enahlfi home furnishers to buy field, Pa., also five grand children According to Dr. Albert O. Hayes take place on February 22, this year. Wltn a ne-w ttilemn.a. Her husband , . ,i hich belonged fnrt that they received a raise in head of the geology department of was 1( ( hair ft ( lu r w hoin« equipment nt low sale prices, I ill!!) and/ their hours wore reduced and eijrht great grand children. The naa,, for the pnsJUKIt. live yenmyen , openep d |n ,,„, nuditoiium, and which Mrs body was shipped to Mansfield whore Rutgers the discovery in the Wood- a, diving room, dininir roinn nml ti€'d from a twelve hour shift to an eight, —Arrangements are being made the Hungarian chiireh find miule the room HiiiteH fiave all been drastically funeral services were held in the bridge clay pits proves that these an- Ore every .Sunday morninir. Rather yi knew hud no right in the kit-| hour shift and for this reason I voted cient reptiles lived in New Jersey. ,iy the local grove of Druids to hold M'duced in [>ric<*. ] f<"rnt'ry tho additional increase of Baptist church and interment in the than take any one into her confi- ihen. f family plot at Prospect cemetery. Traces of them have been found in a masquerade ball on March 1 in the stmids, tea wagons, odd tlihles, nil Herman Lutheran hall. dence, Mrs. Cuiinyi decided to do it "Wht>n I are that chair 1 know Ittws, mattresses;, s riiiK^ ami other $100. tha western part of this continent. herielf and went over to the church Himething is wrong," Mra Osimyi items which li-nd tn cum]il<'tf! u well I havi> alwftyn worked whole haart- on School street. She made (ires in edly for tho l>oflt interests of the Bor- said. "I feel all turmsl to stone. f1 run furnished lioim* iwc otfered at sur Epvrorth League Winter the two furnaces, got up a go<«i pren- not move. I just look. Kor n lonjf time ough of Carteret and for good and I «ee priningly ln I efficient government and hope thnt Institute In Rahway Frank. II« is yx on "l(1 "oiir, anil With every purchase of $!.()(), a (Sunday school services were over, is so stil i, lIi urn like" crar.yy I my feelings and convictions above •Bd the regular church service had is so still key will h<> jfiven. To the holder of stated will be received by the citi- run out and cull the police.l" " this Master Key to the "MysU-rious The winter institute of the Ep- A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK awtod, decided sh» would luok otua Investigation by the police, ien*d »en» of Carterot in the Bame spirit worth League of the Elizabeth group ttore nhftnt the p ri»h houne in an- Lock" will lie a wanted a beautiful that thoy are made. H ed that Csanyi had t.urm'd on nil four net of La Bnurget <'hina absolutely will be in session each Tuesday eve- But It Is Still Harder To Find A Store Where The jets of the gHH stove in tho kitchen, Very truly yours, ning from February 4 to March 11 fr(M>. This ia the. homo maker'n oppur JOHN YURONKA. BEST QUALITY OF MERCHANDISE It U Just As Important To and that the room was tilled with the, tunity to re up a harvest of /urniiure inclusive at the First Me-thodist Epis- deadly funws none of which passed, and eipiipmi'iil bargains. copal church in Rahway. Has Been Reduced To Such Low Figures Supper will be served at 6:15 and Select Your Druggist As however, to tho adjoining auditorium Lawrence Harris On Mend As Can Be Found In You Would Your in which more than one. hundred chil- the classes will begin at 7 p. m. Hev. dren had worshipped only a few min- Democratic Card Party Was Dangerously 111 M. I* Anderiew> of Ilahway will be CHEAP JOHNS STORE Physician utes before the boy wan found. the dean of the institute and his suc- Tho funeral of Frank Csanyi took To Be Held Wednesday Lawrence Harris who h a ntudc-nt cosg with other Kpworth Institute*. Dealer in Dresagood.H -- Prygooda — Clothing ITTUCH'S place on Tuesday from the little bun- in a college In Georgia nml who has it is Baid, in an iissurance that this Gents' Furnishings and the Best Grade of Tht> Citrtoret Democratic Club and snsnion will be helpful mid umpiring. galow where happiness held sway un- been seriously 111 has started to im- Shoes for the Whole Family M Est. 1905 til fear crept in. More than two hun- the members of the Women's Dem- prove and will be nbfr to return to The local Epworth U>aguo in plan- dred persons attended the service? ocratic club will combine in holding Carturet soon in order to recuperate. ning to send a large delegation. THEY FILL PRESCRIPTIONS wh|eh were held at two o'clock in the a big card party on Wednesday in For several days the popular Ourtor- afternoon at the Hungarian Reform- Pirenouse No, 2. The party candi- et bay was so ill that little hope was A regular meeting of the Moth- 6*1 Soceavalt Avenue ed Church, and many of them follow- date* for school commissioner will be felt for hie recovery. He is the son ers-Teachers Association of the Pres- Cheap John's General Store CARTtBET.N.J. ed the; itoth^IO present and speak. All if Mr. ami Mrs. Sajn Harris. Mrs. byterian Sunday school will be held I " " Sunday school rooms on Mon-J Hudso CARTERET, N-J. »> mi||pw nn r CAflTERET PKBBB FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1930 PAGE TWO ly with him, ntui]> a'kt rorisidi-r the "The law was added because of total (>| Dllt' JllilKlMMJ tllld <']gM'*'ll i nMMMiut'iirt'n uf that mercy. It really tranhgrewiion." Therefore-, the pen- AN ORDINANCE IO AMKND AN It limy In- ui|f (Ifi'inuny, HIHI lilti-wi (lines others to coinrnmit IIIK awful crime., ORDINANCE TO ISIAH1.ISH that to hrved murderers, and turn them questionably the most powerful de- REGULATE, tQUII" AND < <>N The first H3 in security. CaniUil punish poitunt fai tor. SiiniUr conditions when we spare the guilty ut the cost horror that overcomes sentiments,. FOR ITS GOVERNMENT, AND mi'nt finds abundant justification in poi'tunt of the innocent. TO REGULATE AND DEFINE prevaiill in Canada. Hut Canada en- work in us all when we contemplate that it reduces murder to its mini forces viicuroiiHly the sttrn English Fit Retribution. it. Shakespeare says: THEIR DUTIES AND COMPEN mum. In this is a conclusive answer Capital punishment for the deadly SATION," ADOPTED MARCH IS law, an<| permits few murderers to to every objection that can be urged escape. As a result of this policy, poisoner and the midnight assassin is "The wearied and moat loathed 1928. against it. Statistics prove indisput- not only necessary for the safety of worldly life and BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN- there is one murder in Canada to ably that the number of executions ten here. In 1906 there were but society, it is the lit and deserved That age, ache, penury and imprUon- CIL OF THE BOROUGH OF CAR and the number of murders are in twelve per million in Canada. retribution for their crirn*; by it TERET: ment nverse proportion. In the United During the eighteen years succeed- alone is divine and human justice 1. Section IB of the ordinance to States a trifle over one per cent ol Can lay on nature, is a paradise ing 1883, a growing opposition to the fulfilled. To what we fear of death." which, this ordinance is an amend- murderers are executed, in Great death penalty reduced the number of Qarafola cites, as an instance, the ment b« and the name is hereby Britain and nearly all European Th* ancients exercised a horrible legal executions in the United States notorious Yuke family which num- ingenuity in punishments. They in- amended to read as follows: countries . very much greater pro- to one-fourth its former figure. Dur- bered two hundred thieves and assas- Sec. 18: The Chief of Police shall portion ts speedily and relentlessly flictfd crucifixion, flaying, burnings, ing the mme period the murder rate, sins, two hundred and eighty-eight boilings, exposure to wild beasts, and be paid an annual salary or compen. put to death. As the direct conse- responding strongly to the stimulus idiots, and ninety prostitutes descend- sanon of Four Thousand ($4,000) juence of this there are more mur- other tortures, which exhausted the of our mibtaken humanity, leaped ed from the same source during sev- inventive powers of men. But ttiat Dollars; provided, however, that bo ders in the United States, p.r mil- three times its former figure. The enty-five years. Are we to risk the In vow vacation plans^A lion of inhabitants, than the combin- death was the final end of each gave modem city developed by person shall be appointed Chief of convicted murdered, I believe, is of- accrescence of auch criminals to pre- even these their most awful terror. Police of the Borough unlesa he shall ed totals p«r million in Great Britain ten a broken, abject, remorseful, and serve a life incapable of reform, and all Europe, omitting Russia. Fig- They shocked decency and humanity, many wealthy Fomilw*- have been a member of the Police I'altogether pitiable figure, Deliberate- merely for a humanitarian sentiment and were, besides, useless refinement* includinq John Rinqhn.c}~ Department for a period of at least ure. Mt forth the amaiing contrast j !y to put him to death months, per- which contradicts the principles of with such vividness that the ro»ult is of cruelty, an preventives uf crimes, and Mrs. toller Palmer. three years prior to his appointment, haps years, after the crime has been ages? Or shall we waste money on since the mere death of which they 2. Section 19 of the ordinsnee to staggering. Take, for example, the committed seems inhuman. But let O* the Gulf of Mexico.- year 1906. In that year 0«rmany re- educating such subjects, while inno- were the means, outweighed all other which this ordinance is an amend- those whom an honorable pity and cent children lack instruction, and horrors. Take away that, and they wherein an exotic climaU; ment be and the same is hereby corded four murders to every million charity and an almost divine spirit inhabitant*, while Great Britain had worked out veterans starve for lack were but temporary pains. Wined social environment. amended to read as follows: of forgiveness move to deal merciful- of old-age pensions? and every outdoor sport Sec. 19: The Lieutenant of the eight; the United States showed a and -recreatioa may be Polioe Department shall be paid an annual salary of Twenty Eight Hun- enjoyed- dred ($2800) Dollars dating from the The Netv time of his appointment; provided, however, that no person shall be ap- Million Dollar Hotel inted as Lieutenant unless he shall Kve been a member of the Police SARASOTA Department for a period of three years prior to his appointment. O ARTLING VALUES IN 9. Section 20 of the ordinance to which this ordinance is an amend- TERRACE ment be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: offers comfort and Sec. 20: The Desk Sergeant and ?luxury comparable Round Sergeants shall be appointed 1 from the Policemen or Patrolmen to trie finest who have served for at least three years prior to their appointment ir ^'northern hotels the Police Department of the Bor February SALE ough. Said Sergeants shall each be paid an annual salary or compensa- ! touristy cord* iwed fo gueih for oil golf courses. tion of Twenty Six Hundred ($2600) OPEN 1 / W - JH1LI1 M«1 M M*Vll' Dollars a year from the time of their Way Ahead of Any Previous Event! florido-Collier Coatt Hotels, Inc appointment. SATURDAY 4. Section 21 of the ordinance to Ahead in style feature.! Ahead in quality offering.! Ahead in money-.aving value.!The NIGHTS which this ordinance i* an Amend- IBM Fb 3h Bi. GOO© famttw within easymtah a* any income. Csmp ment ba and the same is hereby T«dto.«i4i!nilile piece, from the country*. ****** ««ker. «re u-u-WeW d writ. - amended to read as follows: Sec. 21: The Policemen or Patrol E^thLng in the .ale at greatlly lowereld d price.ri! ! AA small first payment .ecure. immed 10 O'CLOCK men of the Police Department ( other Sate delivery Pay the balance a. convenient without interest or extra! than the Chief of Pelice, Lieutenants. •III or IMI no up* Sergeants and such other officers of higher rank as may hereafter be ap- pointed) shall each'be paid an annual salary or compensation -ui Twenty [Two Hundred (JZ200) Dollars for fthe first year of service, dating from the time of appointment, with an in BytJE * ORANGE crease of One Hundred ($100) Dol GRAY GREEN larg per year for each year of ser- vice thereafter until such salary or TAGS TAGS TAGS compensation shall reach the sum of TAGS Twenty Five Hundred ($2500) Dol- lars per annum, provided, however, SIGNIFY SIGNIFY SIGNIFY that the present incumbents of office SIGNIFY of uniformed Policemen or Patrol- men, who have been such for three OFF 20? OFF 33%% OFF 50% OFF years last past, shall be paid an an- nual salary of Twenty Five Hundred ($2500) Dollars. 5. This ordinance shall take ef- fect immediately. Introduced January 20, 11)30. Passed on first and second readings January 20, A1930. New Fordor Sedan Advertised with notice of hearing, January 24, 1930. * NOTICE is an economical car Notice is hereby given that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the Council to drive of the Borough of Carterot held on Momlay evening, Jan. 20, 1930 at ECONOMICAL because of its low first cost, and low cost the Borough Hall, Carteret New Jer- sey, at 8 o'clock P. M. and that at a of up-keep. Economical because it has been made to regular meeting of said Council to be •Una up under thousands and thousand, of miles of held at the Council Chamber, Bor- steady running. ough Hall, Carteret, New Jersey, on An indication of the built-in quality of this car i. Monday evening, Feb. 3, 1930, ta 8 o'clock p. m, the said Borough shown in die extensive use of fine steel forgingi. More Council will consider the final pass- steel forging., in fact, are used in the new Ford than in age of said ordinance when and almost any other car, regardless of price. where any persons whose lands may Come in and learn about the safety, comfort, smooth- be affected by such improvement or ness and alert performance of this car by driving it who may be interested therein, will be given an opportunity to be heard yourself. You'll know it's a great automobile the minute concerning such improvement you take the wheel. HARVEY VO. PLATT, 1-24, 31. Borough Clerk Buildinf Trouble $195.00 "Style-Rite" 3-Piece Mohair Suite! Dorsey Motors, Inc. Host men worry all through their Maple and Fayette St.. work about that which Is to come, the Tliia new suite in ultra-smart Taupe and Rose Mohair covering at • .75 PERTH AMBOY thing they are going to do, the money startling low price for the Sale I Three beautiful overstuffed piec they are going to get.—American Mag- including a full length davenport, an Eaay Club chair and choice aslne, Button-Back or Wing chair. Spring-filled reversible cushion sea' richly colored Moquette. An unbeatable Sale Value! 133 BEGINNING TODAY

SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF Men's Suits and Overcoats This Sale Includes Our Entire Stock $189 10-Piece Dining Suite of Choice Walnut!

87 Smith Street Perth Ainboy Albert LEON & Son 93-95 SMITH STREET, Cor. KING ST. PERTH AMBOY, N, J. ,_»IJ.»,IV it' , 1 I liVti'l ii'f »Vf j^fjj_(_li7iiVli7»V'lWt Ii7 I, llulvltvitnlii I./*,/»< it.it. i »vi I »ul.; » » I t » » • te^^^^ 750 weekly; sausage and bologna, Haven and Puirvie-w where the coun- cipate, with an intensive educational 24th in New Ilruuswick at the Wood- A number of directors of the Hld- 200,000 lbs. weekly; curing, 2,000,- ty's tuiwrculosis patients are treated. campaign in April. Three Distint row Wilnon Hi»tel. The South Jersey dlenex County Tuberculosis League Wagner & Wurtzel To League To Push Battle Conferences have lieen arranged fur 000 His, weekly; freezer capacity, 1,- are still found to he in advanced am) Wurkvrn will confer preceding the will l>f present ut the New BruntwbSit the purpose of developing plans. The Conference. UOII.OOO lbs.; smoked meats, 8KO,000 leas readily curable .stagci of the di ini'i'iiiiir of the South Jersey Social weekly; ice manufacture, 2!i tons Bea.se. Many of these patients are in tirst ia scheduled for January iiltrd Handle Fink Line daily; refrigerating capacity 400 tuns Against Tuberculosis the productive years, between l wen in 1'aU'rson at the Alexander llannl Workers mi January U7th at the daily. The plant has aeven curing cel- ty-tive and forty live, with young ton Hotel and the second fur January l Hotel, Itridgeton. — Classified AdB Hring Result*-* W ell-Known Perth Amboy Die- lars and employs about 460 peuple. Effort Will Be Made To Carry children dependent upon them who have been exposed tu the disease, and tributora Will Carry Prod- Campaign Into Every Home because they have received what doc- ucta of Oldest Packing Con- Color Noed. Lifht In The County. tors call a matuiivc infection in their tic sure you If the generally accepted theory of early years, must have special care if cern In State. color Is correct, there can be no color Beginning the 1930'a with renewed they are not to break down later. get the genuine RAB1N0W1TZ HARDWARE Early discovery of these cases would without reflected light The cotor of efforts for tuberculosis control the EAU DE QUININE "If It's Hardware, We Have It!" Warner & Wurtzel of Perth Am- Middlesex County Tuberculosis Lea- not only increase the chances of re- boy for the past 30 years distribu- an object, according to the modern covery of the parent but protect the Full Line of theory, is produced by the reflection of gue will carry its campaign into the tor of »" extensive line of line dairy homes of the county during- tho com- child, according to Miss I'ackard Seta, including Blue Ribbon But, all (hose rays of light which are not ing year, according to Miss Jane "Guard the parent; protect the child" /Pi naud HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES ?Jr and Egg», today announced that absorbed by the object A green object Packard, executive secretary. S is the 1930 slogan. thlv haveXted toe distribution > ia green merely because It reflects the Miss Parkard stated that although The plans adopted tiy the Middle- t>r world's mort famous hair tonic HOUSE FURNISHINGS to community of the complete line green rays of light and absorbs all the the number of tuberculosis eases and sex ('ounty Tuberculosis League will ,,f A. Fink A 'Sons, Newark pork others.—Pathfinder MaKHr.lne. deaths have been strikingly reduced be a part (if the State wide campaign packers, with whom they were re- 653-655 Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET. N. J In the past decade the annual death led by this New Jersey Tuberculosis M ym I—rim am—«r t«r i liettjfile in which the twenty-ei|{ht fate of 123.2 in 1SM7 beinp: reduced mtmdmulte Pound. Dtp M. tiuEaif nil Tel. Carteret 812 and 1018 "^ 'S'^njement will enable SHERIFFS SALE to 72.4 in 192H, the mujority of the county and community organizations £ Wurtiel to deliver fresh N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY cases sent to Bonnie Burn, White affiliated with the l/cugue will parti- Stna. N«» r>*. /«• /-« nmfk. "dressed city pork from their —Between John Funk and Mary enouae to local butcher, early Funk, Complainants, and Michael enough every day to be sold to the»r Szumutku, et aJs., Defendants. Fi Fa for sale of mortgaged prt'iniKen customers. & gongare one of the oM. dated December 20, li>2!>. Mt meat packer* ia New Jersey hav- By virtue of Lht- al>uvc ntutcd writ ing established their buBiness in 1868. to me directed BIVI dehvi'r«'

Dining Room Feature in the Sale 10 Pieces .. • combining Walnut veneers T|1 V7 with straight-grained mahogany Never hive we teen »uch a hoautiful (election of Furniture* gathered in one Store! And certainly no dining room collection ai inspiring I The Suits, we Kyoehler" Davenport- feature here i> a Maitively dtgnifiod deaign. Built of th« he*t cabinet woodi throughout. Handiomely vonoored in walnut, combined with itraight-grained LAST TIMES — TONIGHT — LAST TIMES Bed Suit mahogany in panel effect* mo*t unuiual. THE RETURN OF Includes Choice of Either Chair $1.75 Weekly ... 18 Months to Pay "Sherlock Holmes" $139 Featuring OJVE BROOK THE LAWSON .... b a truly beautiful tuit* in all-over Upeatry, with reroraibU caahions. Marvaloutly well tailored, and with all the careful detail* of "Kroohlor-mad." furniturel SATURDAY ONLY — F*bnwry 1 $1.50 Weekly ... 18 Months to Pay LAUGH! FUN! COMEDY! GALORE "Fast Company" —With— JACK EVELYN SKEET OAKIE BRENT GALLAGHER 9th Chapter "FACE OF SCOTLAND YARD" I SUNDAY — MONDAY — February 2 - 3 ALL TALKING — SINGING — DANCING Bedroom Feature in the Sale Featuring GLENN TYRON Enameled Breakfast Suite Our Includes Table and 2 Chairs 4 Pieces ... as pictured Including the Gang $127.50 Comedy The Holy Terror Beautiful Hollywood Vanity W<- xrr, ihowing $100,000 worth of Bedroom Furniture »lone .... you can TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — February 4 - 5 $19.75 imAN>"c the VAlt lelet-tion! Aivd every suite is priced at savings as greftt M 50% ! The Suite we show i» hut one example of the Vulues! Four piece* decorated Benefit Performances A charming suite a* g*y *• • fliiwrr! Knamfrleil in choice of color*, built of the best cabinet wood* .... veneered in walnut . . and artiitically decorated. At thr 1'rl.runry price it included drop with maple LADIES' AUXILIARY OF CONGREGATION leaf table and two chain. $1.25 Weekly ... 18 Months to Pay ADATH OF ISRAEL $1 Weekly ... 18 Months to Pay "The Lady Lies" TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE _With— U D E E WALTER »d S^L B E RV HUSTON CULHfcK i Stan Uurell and Oliver H.rdy in "MAN OF WAR" THURSDAY — FRIDAY — February 6 - 7 W WJHWIO'S "The Idle Rich" cor _With— OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK CONRAD NAGEL — BESSIE LOVE — LEILA HYAMS

^tffaSaw. •• FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1930 PAGE FOUR PROFESSIONAL Our Baby Picture* I THE MOTOR QUIZ | * How Many Can You Answer? Q. Wliut lticreuse lu ull con- gumption tukea pluce when u car'i Bjieed la Increased from 30 to 05 miles 1111 hour? Am. More thaii twice thu amount (if oil IB consumed. Q. How often la. the content of the crunk can pumped ] \ through the ol! filter ID an > hour's driving? I ', Aim. Ten to fifteen times. It ' la Important to renew Uw.oU ! filter every 10,000 mile*. Q. What »honld tm done If • car tlgurea ID a rotabapt Ana, Serloua dauiatt maj aomelime* result «ven to • aturdlly built car from an ap- Judge—Have juu i-vei iwn arresled parently light blow. Drire th« before, my good man? car Into • competent aerrlc* Prisoner—Now. llsstn Judge! I atatlua for 1 check of align- dun'I lonk like no bud k» muMn' her ment of whwli, axles, frame*, debut, do IT etc., In auch catea. Q. What bad effect I* pro- AS IF THAT HELPED duced bj improper cart of th« aprlngt? Ana. Host cart ar» now equipped with shock abaorben and It la necessary to keep th« sprlnga well oiled and tightened to obtain tb« beat nralta from them. New KELVTNATORS »•••»••••••»•«••••»••»••»••» Offer Unusual Conveniences

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YOB ar* alw*y> om* in lli« ASQIO Stor*. Come in-—look around—g%t acquainl- Telephone 675 od; yon are wrlc nt any lirn*. We want you to is* our woadarful auortmant of marcliandiie. 30 Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET, N. J. A SMOOTHER, FASTBil. BETTEB SIX Jf r*.. isWi .in* 'ki£&,k -1. ..-i!.-,."jiiiUJ*...tJ. .'^ CAKTERET PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY HI, lOIH) PAGE FIVE PHENOMENAL GAIN BANKERS FIND GROUP IN TRUST SERVICES BANKING WIDESPREAD

By JOHN O. LONSOALE President American B«nk«n Over 13 Billion Dollars of Bank Auoclition Assets in Affiliated Systems O phenomenal baB been tbe lucreate S of trust business that statistician* Numbering 1,850 Members— are unable to keep a true record of In Nearly Every State. GRIFFITH Its advancement. There are now eometblng like Over 1,860 banks with mora tha J.SOO aative truet thirteen billion dollars In resource PIANO COMPANY departments 1 a are shown to be aaaoclated with chain banks In America, or group banking systems In th. Near while In l»00 only United States In facts recently gath 115 actlte truet ered by the Economic Policy Commis- 317 State Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.Smith Street department! bad sion of the American Bankers Asso- been eitabllihed. ciation. The chairman of the com- In becoming tbe ml«slon, R. 8. Hecnt of New Orleana, custodian* or the pointed out that the lacts Indicate th«. guardians of tha "almost 7Mi per cent of our banka and property of oth- over 18 per cent of our banking re- ers, bankers as- John G, Lonsdale sources are In the great net of group •ume what has or chain banking that now covers al been fittingly described aa one of themost every part of the country," "most eialted human relationships ever The commission's facts comprised created by law." They become at once chain and group banking affiliations In ALTERATION SALE a big brother, a bl( slater, an advisor, tha broadest ssnse of the term, the re- or a confessor, sworn so to conduct port said. They Included those groups themselves that clients will be won to in which the controlling element was them by their ability and Integrity. a particular bank, there being report Thousands of little children have re- cd 78 Inatances of this class Involving ceived an education and have been 407 banks and about $1,478,000,000 In started off right In life through tbe combined banking resources. They trust dapartmsnt's eats keeping and Included also croups In which a non banking holding company, not sub- POSITIVELY ENDS guldanot of ths family estate, number- less widows bare bean protected from sidiary to any partieffltPfcaak, was In merciless stock swindlers, many thou- control and of this class M Instances sands of business man have b*«n re- were found, Involving tSO banks and lieved of tronblesome details In tbe nearly f 6,M(.0O0,M0 In resources. The conduct of tbelr business throngb tbe report also included groupings In creation ot a living truat and still which control was sxerclsed by in- others have safeguarded their bml- dlvidnkl person! snd these oases num nesa enterprises tbrouih life Insur- bored 117, Involving 1.0T1 banks and ance trusts. about ll.4U.000.DOO in assets. The favorable reaction of tbe pabllc The Total Plsuree toward trust department service Is aot Tha total was over |lt,i?t,00O,00O In SATURDAY NIGHT 1 accidental. It may be traced jointly aggregate reeonnee. Some of tbe sys- 10 the arowtai UrtaUlgenca of the tems comprised B0 to 100 banks each.

and to advertising to the world at Is all Jurisdictions but nine of the large the merits of trust services. Ad- states and the District of Columbia. Make it a point to call TO-DAY and surely before Saturday vertising need In a sensible, Judicious "We have not Included In these Dg way Is necessary, a power that has ac- area," tbe report says, "banking complished much good for humanity. group* in which a commercial bank, a evening. If you ever intend to own a Piano, rf Player Piano or Among the detailed service*, ren- traet oompany and an investment dered by a trust department the one house, and sometimes a savings bank that seems to he winning favor the are tied together by some form ot a Baby Grand, you should at least investigate these remarkable fastest Is ths lite Insurance truet. Life stock holdings and operated aa com Insurance Is ths qnlcksst known way pigmentary elements In an organisa- of creating an estate. In reality It af- tion rendsrtng complete financial serf values) You will be justly proud to own any one of these fine fords the possessor ths opportunity of Ices. Wa have held that such groups setting up a positive moastar* safe- aretalmilar to a departmsntallsed bank guard for bis family and then paying and different tn tbe purposes and op- instruments. for It on the Installment plan. erations from a chain or group bank- A married man la not fair to bis ing system. GRIFFITH PIANO CO. BLDG. NEWARK, N. J. family If ha tails to eanf Hte Insur- "For purposes of the present report ance. I would say to the young mas, we defne chain or group banks as sys- "Bay insurance before you bay thetems In which centralised control, Famous Makes of ring," and to the young woman I whether corporate or personal and BRAND NEW would say, "Marry no man so thought- either rigid or Informal, directs the New and Exchange lesi ae to scoff at life Insurance." operations of two or more complete bank*, not functionally complemen- Pianos and Players Guaranteed 88-Note tary, each working on Ite own capital and under Its own personnel and lo- Included MODERN EDUCATION cated In one or more cities or statei." Commenting on the question wheth REVERSES OLD IDEAS er the rapid development of chain STEINWAY PLAYER PIANO banking was In the nature ot a reac- tion against restrictions Imposed on AEOLIAN LESTER Business Institutes Use the Plan branch banking by the banking laws Alteration Sale Price of Qettins People to Think In many states the report says that observation does aot wholly confirm WEBER STECK Rather Than Merely this theory since chain banking is to Learn. prevalent tn soms stales where vir- GRIFFITH tually no restriction is Imposed on There la one general principle at branch banking, as wall as in those BRAMBACH $ tbe baala ot all good teaching aad K where the establishment of branch la that a parson teams more readily banks la prohibited. It adds: and many others by assimilating the «xperlen««e which The Queetlen ef Iraneh ftanklaa I he himself encounters than In any " "However ths facts do show that 220 other way, says Harold Stonier. Na- anti-branch banking laws have been a tional Educational Director of the factor In some casts, and probably to American Institute of Banking. Thai some eeetloos. tn the spread of chain Delivery Institute Is tbe educational section ot banking. Instances have come to our Bench to Match the American Bankers Association attention where expansion along chain through which 16,00* hank men and bank lines baa been carried out by FREE Tuning women are receiving scientist Inatruo- eUte banks wboss expansion alone Uoo la their chosen business. branch bank line* was stopped by the 36 Music Roll. With Players "The moat advanced people la passing of state lsws prohibiting far- teaching today are emphasising the ther branches. Yet whether expansion Importance ot activity en the part of would have been along branch bank YOUR OLD PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH TAKEN IN TRADE the student," be eaye, 'in ths school- lines It ths lsws had Imposed no bar- room of former days we often heard riers, It If Impossible to say. There •teh phrases aa, 'Be still.' *L*ara by Is obviously a wall developed banking heart,' 'Don't do that,' 'What dost the opinion in some sections that the chain "GREATEST VALUES WE EVER OFFERED" book aayr The newer education bank method brings to outlying banks asks, 'What do you thlnkV 'What was the strength and efflclency of a big your reaction to that experiment?,' organisation without depriving then 'What did you discover?,' 'Waal rea- of their local Individuality and sympa- New Upright sons have you for answer?* thies. In view of the mixed factors BRAND-NEW The New tohoel Calls for Action noted, we feel It Is unsafe to general- 1930 MODEL1 Pianos "The 'Upttssini' school Is taking Its as to wbat bearing branch banking the place o4 the repressing and lis-laws have on chain developments, Small, Medium tening school. The classroom Is be- and Full Size Ma- coming an open forum, a studio ot self- "The recent era of rapid chain bank BABY GRAND hogany and Wal- express-tan, a place of mental growth. developments bss found specific re- flection In some state legislative ac- nut Finish. The modern concepts of education are As Low As personal experimentation, individual tion tending to restrict or control |SALE PRICE tnvsatlgatlon, critical discussion and chain or group banking. Also we find araatlvo self-expression. Tbe pupil a sharp difference of opinion among l«a]ly learns only as be Is able ta state bank commissioners who have assimilate the new meanings of facts expressed their sentiments regarding and principles with his previous ex- chain banking." '195 perlances. Activities therefore con- In a foreword to the report, Issued stitute tbe pivotal force around whleb In booklet form by the) association at Pay As Low As $1 Weekly IU New York Cltyl headquarters. *335 are grouped the new factors In educa- Chairman Hecht says that "the Eco- tion. The primary responsibility of UPRIGHT s7*T on a problem. Effective thinking $145 up to arises when we ars presented with A total of 4,222,935 school children $185 PLAYER 4, I*** the choice of conduct. Our previous participated In school savings bunking experiences become helpful M we In the United States during th« last PIANO «PleJ*J marshal them and bring them to bear school year, depositing I!8.«72,49fi and NEW REPRODUCING CfiQC upon the matter of our choice." rolling up net savings of $10,539,328, $ $ Deposit Secure* The students In the American Instl bringing total bank balances now cred- f I Deposit Secures ilLfT ELECTRIC PIANO «PWJ tute of Banking by reason of the fact ited to this movement to above SO V/ Any Player Any Piano that they continue to go on about their million dollars, according to the an I 5 employment In banks while taking the nual report of the Savings Hank divi- NEW STROUD E? banking association's study courses sion of the American Bankers Asso- bate an opportunity to combine learn ciation. Bchools to the number of 16,- The Rest Values Will Go Early- CTDAIin DUO-ART Values That Have Swept tug with practical thinking and action |I7 sre enrolled In the plan. Perth Amboy Off Its Feet! Make Your Selection At Once! OlliVUREDUCTIONU S ELECTRISC Special 4 Special 6 Great Sale Positively Ends Upright Pianos Player Pianos Used, shopworn and rebuilt. In HOLOHAN BROS. Uaed, ahopwom and rebuilt. An order to close out this entire stock we have grouped a number of u> ^ GARAGE opportunity that will never be re- Saturday Night f peated. The Hat corapriaei auch atrumenta regardless of original price. Indud- C Donlop Tims and Tubea make* aa Charming, Nothing can remain. We have canvaaaed the entire atock from KKirbjrb , LLove, etc. \ | | A ed are auch makes aa * Tin and Tabe Repairing one end to the other and have (lathed the prices right and left. An early selection it I I 11 We will atop at nothing within reaaon to cloae otft thia atock com- Christie, Hardman, Sho- Fall line of Auto Acceuoties adviaed. A. low as III/ pletely by Saturday night. ninger, etc. As FRIDAY. JANL-.AY 31. 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BIRDS AND DUMB ANIMALS In the winter season the public requires constant remind- $AVE' ers to reduce suffering among our winged friends and all do- mestic animals. Snow and ice on the ground and on lakes and running streams cuts off the supply of natural food and water FRIDAY & SATURDAY from the winged and four-footed denizens of the great world Open Sunday to 2 P. M. and causes incalcuable suffering. FORD TUBULAR Special 5-Gal. It is a kind and generous act to make food and water avail- able to creatures deprived of it by winter weather. Editors RADIATORS have prevented much suffering by bringing this matter to put MOTOR OIL lie attention and every family will derive pleasure and satis $5.55 faction by aiding in the humane cause. A specially constructed $1.49 radiator for efficient motor An efficient grade of motor oi' RAILROAD TAXES cooling. for your car. Now low priced. The tax bill of the railroads in 1929 was $420,000,000— an average of well over a million dollars a day. This is the TOP IGNITION BOYCE highest total in history. In 1913 the lines paid a little over DECKS ?118,000,000. In 1928 they paid $389,000,000. Spark Plugs Coupe PARTS Tested And Approved. Ready To These facts may be made still more graphic by comparing Genuine Tungsten 57x60 in. their effect on operation. In 1928 tax payments required the Distributor Point* entire net revenue derived from 85 days' operation of all the Drive Away. Some Real Buys: $1.95 stT 29c railroads of the nation. Thus one-fourth of our railroad facili- FORDT ties might as well have been turned over to the tax collector. Coach 69c In 1928 the tax collector took all the revenue produced 60x86 in. IGNITION SETS For all other 1926 STUDEBAKER BIG 6 S-PA5SENGER C. C. COUPE from over 56,000 miles of railroad lines. During that year, in Just out of our s&ops reconditioned and refinithed. Excel- $3.49 FordT .... 49c Cars at lent tire*. The interior U very *lean. Must be seen to fee effect, 387,000 railroads employs, 14,000 locomotives, 12,000 appreciated. —No. 4A passenger train cars, 540,000 freight cars and other facilities Sedan Ford A .... 49c to the total value of $5,800,000,000 worked to pay the tax bill 60x90 in. Chevrolet "6" . 49c 1926 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL 6 COACH One must draw one's own conclusions. The question of $3.89 Essex .... $1.66 39c Reconditioned and rennubed a very attractive burgundy railroad taxation is clearly a serious one. It menaces the entire with vennillion trimmings. The interior is spotless and the transportation structure by decreasing to the vanishing point Special Special tires are like new. A real buy can be had on this popular what should be railroad profits. STEP PLATES Radio"B"Batteries 5-passengor car. —No. 66A The public of necessity must pay this tax bill through 1926 BUICK BROUGHAM rates charged, hence it has a vital interest in railroad taxation. 55c 55c Original finish. 6 tires like new. Motor runs quietly and An efficient 45 volt Battery smoothly. Must be driven to appreciate its quality. Come Top Dressing 19c ibat will give you most satis- in and ask for a demonstration. —No. ISA NEED FOR CITIZEN SOLDIERY factory service.

By SAMUEL INSPLL, Utilitiei Promoier, Chicago. SPECIALLY PRICED Greatly Reduced! RUBBER MATS TIRES-TUBES 'Y LI I'111!— three score and ten—has taught me that the onlj 89c Sizes 30x3; MANY OTHERS ALL BARGAINS wny to he prepared in a country like this—^a country in which 29x4.40 ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION HIP people will not hnve a large standing army—lies in the For Ford T; also other car All Others (Tcnlinn of n citi/en soldiery ready for any emergency, • sizes in stock; Prices at 99c Balloon sizes . . I often tliink of thnt when I hear these people who are always decry- ing the possibility of another war. I will tell you that it is highly pos- J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE sible for war to come. Oh, it may not corae in my time—I am getting near the end. But I fim thinking of the men twenty years younger than my- 363 Division Street self, or even of myself ns I wns twenty years ago. Who would not havp toughed at a man that twenty years ago had SPECIAL NOTICE Perth Amboy, New Jersey DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN YOUR CAR SKID I''attempted to picture to the world the.terrible orgy of slaughter of 1914- ROAD 8? Who would not hav« thought him fantastic and irrational? PBJSaJS* YESTERDAY AND vSv HEAS: Phone 2516-17 Open Evenings Until 9:30 . U AN ENT? Y0U MAY It, may not even come from without—who knows? I can remember KM^SOME nAvDAY, BETTED^S?R HAVE THAT INSURANCHAVE ONEF it dopjs not seem HO fong ago that I eat with my father in onr home PLACED ON YOUR CAR TODAY. DON'T PUT IT |.;ln a litlle town in England and hpurd him read in the newspaper about °.ffI CaU 2" WOODBRIDGE AND I WILL DO THE full of Richmond. It seems an incredibly short time since as a boy I REST. SIX MONTHS TO PAY FOR THIS urd how this country was split in two and one part at war with the INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES, BONDS

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Modernistic furniture is a boo,, ,, Thi' present ilock of heavyweights Like the fable of the man who Charlotte Greenwood, the lengthy a art- a jxjor example of those which tress who plays the title- role jn ,7, prt'cwdrd them in this division. The fared forth all over the world seek- ViUphone version of "So Long i,,., talkative gob from Boston, Jack Shar- ing his fortune and then discovered ty", the Warner Brothers producti,,,, key, is the outstanding candidate for it in his own back yard, Eadia Pic- which comes to the Rahway Theati, titular honors but hig chances with tures discovered Just the right man on their own lot after they had made February 3, 4, and 5. the championship contenders of a few Miss Greenwood played this ],. years back would be as problematical scores of tests. ru "Night Parade" tells a story of de- for years on the stage, and one of h,,r a» the success of the Bank of Andy stunts -was stepping over chairs •'n Amos. votion between a father and son, a devotion that at times is perilously tables and sofas. It was hard work The crown designating the bearer near the breaking point but which and required quite a. lot of techniim,. M the b&st heavyweight of all times rights itself after a period of grip- In tne picture, however, the bea.-K will have to be placed on the popular ping suspense. cottages which figure so prominent|v brow of Jack Dempsey, the Manaua Because of it* success on the New in the story «ro equipped with u,,. Mauler. The manner in which he York stage and the major scale on last word in modernistic furnitu,, brought down the bulky Jess Willard which of course, is featured by , Hugh Trevor and*Dorotny Gulliver in "Night Parade" coming to the Rah which Radio Picture executives trans- K alone makes him the outstanding ferred it to the sound acreen, the proximity to the floor. The daven champion of all times but to this way Theatre February 0 and 7. Seen© from "S» Long Letty" starring Grant Withers and Charlotte Green- ports, chaise-lounges, atolls and wick must be added his sensational wins leading role in "Night Parade" was one genuinely sought after. The stock er davenports, ar» all much Ion, r over Senor Luis Pirpo, gorgeous wood at the Rahway Theatre, February 3, 4, 5. than the old type- of furniture. Hen,, •Cruise Carpentier, Fred FulluM, Bill of Hufh Trevor promise* to go up Four-Day Contract! many points when thi* May St. Clair lima Gitxinwood, who performs h, , Brennan and other heavyweights, any In Hollywood Saville confesses to stepping stunt for the picture, lin.K of which would undoubtedly be Thrill Movie Extra* Unusual Scenes Victor Saville'* Art production i* »een and heard. have found the ideal working condi- Opposite Trevor is Dorothy Gul- her work much easier than former!,, crowned champion today. The mag- Shine* in Hollywood tions for a director, Production is so Lloyd Bacon directed "So ].,,, , netic power of Dempsey's drawing Seventy-five film extras recently liver. Lloyd Ingwham who has a rep- t In J03th Chair" organized that the director gets the utation equally good both behind and Letty , and the supporting cast llt power can be found in the fact that got the thrill of their lives when they support he needs when he needa it, were asked to affix their names to The many fine qualities of the di- before the camera, plays the father eludes Grant Withers, Bert Ron, > before nor since has the public found rection of "Woman to Woman," at Upon the completion of the all-talk- Patsy Ruth Miller and Cldudi- < one in whom they have sufficient con- First National-Vitaphone contracts. Tod Browning's First All-Talk of Trevor, and Lee Shumway give* ter r the Empire Theatre, February 5 and ing version of "Woman to Woman", the screen one of his best roles, that llngw« - , fidence or respect to warrant them The contracts, however, only ran ing Mystery Drama Coming a Tiffany-Gainsborough- Burlington for four days, with a salary of $7.50 6, stamp Victor Saville as a director turning out in such multitudes to to Empire. to be seriously reckoned with. A Vic- production, Saville went back to Eng- bring about a million and a half gate per day. tor Savilk Production Tiffany-Stahl land full of enthusiasm over return- receipts such as the colorful Demp- To assure appearance of the extras call it, and it marks the Englishman's ing to make hit next production for sey drew on two occasions. n four days' shooting of crowd Spectres of the spirit world make r- O X Mtm icenex for "The Great Divide", com- their appearance in Tod Browning's first picture produced in this country. Tiffany-Stahl. Many of the past decade are ready Savilte has been one of England's Incilentally, Victor Saville was a to argue the fact that the great John ng to the Kahway Theatre February first all-talking picture, "The Thir- 1 and 2, starring Dorothy Mackaill, teenth Chair", adapted from the well- busiest directors. He has written and prime influence in securing Betty MPIRE L. Sullivan would have proven the supervised aa well as directed, and E Reginald Barker, the director, took known stage play try Bayard Veiller Compaon for the leading role of RAH WAV N, *J master of Dempsey. The slow moving his talents held sway over such Euro- PHONl RAH WAV S puncher from Boston would have this legal means of getting the same The new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer mys- "Woman to Woman" when it was people on the set. As there were tery film will be shown today and to-pean productions as "Mile, from Ar- bfcn but a plaything in the hands of mentieres", "Roses of Picardy", first produced on the screen five the great puncher which Dempsey many close-ups of what waa supposed morrow at the Empire Theatre. years ago in England. It was o..e of to be the same crowd, the studio did Hindis Wakes", "The Arcadians", was. Dempsey, a terrific puncher had Fantastic earners)"angles, shadow her biggest rotes then, even as it is not want new faces appearing as the effects, uncanny sounds, weird scenes Tesha" and Warwick Deeping's nov- TODAY — TOMORROW- *dded assets in the fact that he was el, "Kitty". now that she haa a voice. exceedingly fast on his feet for i scenes progressed. of seances in which tables move and tnnn his niz«and weight and nmihin Ian Keith plays opposite Miss Mac- mysterious events occur (five movie- RAN 2 YEARS ON BROADWAY-! •ed this with his ferocious bull dog kaill, in "The Great Divide." goers a new sensation. tenacity in beating down men who India furnishes a background for RAHWAY'S ONLY FIREPROOF THEATRE .outwtijrhed him twenty pounds. to defeat. a sinister plot containing a murder, a struggle between mediums and de- BRATftRwPOUAK'S MILIION DOILAR IHEATPt Second plnce on the list is given The placing of a man in third posi- Now an All-Talking Hit! to the great crowd pleaser of a fe tion is due for considerable contra- tectives and other hair-raising se- years bark, Jim Jeffries. "Big Jim"diction but in Peter Jackson the fight quences. had the staying powers the equal of game had a great warrior and a per- The principal role is effectively Any man »v«» u> «t»tfr» in tk* kxwiiaf r^^^w"T^^ff^^rT VQ'IWr WJPVTW handled byhs MargareMirewett WytherjWytherUf. whwho jnun«, thiaptwing wiy «vid«nt whan Although n«v«r or«diUd witk win- the same p^art in the stage Be rctum time and none but a man from the champions. Corbett in later Herbert, Cyril Chadwick, John David- LEILA HYAMS with the ability of ;i Jeffries could years referred to Jackson as a man son, Frank Leigh, Charles Quarter- TANNfcD LEG/* have ruled with such an iron hand. capable of holding his own with any main, Mary Forbes, Bertram Johns, And All Star champion that ever lived, thinking The return of Jeffries to (five bat- Clarence Geldert, HeU-ne Millard, With ARTHUR LAKE — SALLY BLANE CM! tle with Johnson was a pathetic af- none but the great Dempsey would Moon Carroll, Gretehen Holland and have been able to bring him down others. DOROTHY REVIER — LLOYD HAMILTON fair. Jim had led a life of rest and This statement of Corbett's was a «aee on his farm and was in no mood ALL-TALKING — DANCING — MUSIC to return but the cry ami demand of great tribute to the colored star the public that he return and defeat Jackson, but a still greater praise for a nine count it is quite reasonable to the colored champion brought Jim Dempsey who had just been de imagine what the heavier and more I TOMORROW AND SUNDAY— out of retirement to find him jfiving throned at that time. terrific punching Dempsey would have done to Johnson. —Also— the poorest exhibition of hi« ability Many other stars have shown on ON THE SCREEN TALKIE COMEDY lie had ever shown. In defeat Jeffries the horizon of the heavyweight divi- Bob Fitzsimmons, owner of the was glorious. He battled each and sion some of whom rank close to deadly "Solar Plexious Punch" was A SOUND ACT «very inch of the way, although out- those above named. Jack Johnson, another great warrior but far infer- METROTONE classed from the start, trying at all llLil Arthur" was probably one of the ior to any of those mentioned in the NEWS times to bring home a telling blow :>est defensive men in this class and first three. "Ruby Bob" no doubt which would change the results of the by some is regarded as the peer of scored over mal»y classy men of the battle. But a gentleman's life had all heavyweights but when it is re- weight but his light poundage would Moodq* SAT. MATINEE — "TARZAN THE TIGER" No. 8. taken the snap and power nut of membered that the little Middle- have held him in bad straits if called Jim's brawny arms «nd he finally had weight Stanley Ketchel offered great upon to oppose Dempsey, Jeffries or PUY BROUOUT TO THE FREE TOYS TO KIDDIES! to suffer a humiliating defeat loss tsistanee for twelve rounds, having Jackson. Jeffries scored a knockout from a man he hoped above all others he colored champion on the floor for over the Australian and found no trouble in repeating in a return bout. TALKING John L. Sullivan, "The Old Ro- SCREEN/ SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY — man" was the hero of his day, and 1930 BOROUGH BUDGET always supplied the fans with the de- sired action, his 72-round bout with AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO TAXES FOR THE YEAR Jake Kilrain going down in ring his- NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY. tory as one of the greatest bouts of BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE ISOROUGH all times. Sullivan was unable to mas- OF CARTERET, IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX: ter Charley Mitchell, mi Knglish mid- 1. That there shall be ussi'.swd, raised by taxation and collected for dleweight and lost to Jim Corbetl the year 1980, the Bum of Two Hundred Fifty Two Thousand Nine Hun- because both men proved fast afoot. dred Eighty Eight Dollars and forty-one cents ($252,988.41), for the pur- Dempsey, Jeffries and Jackson besid 4«* DOROTHY pose of meeting the appropriations set forth in the following statement of es being fast afoot were great punch 100% resources and appropriations fur the year 1930: er» and would have had no troubl MACKAILL Anticipated R*T*nu«a disposing of the "Boston Stroni IAN KBITH- 1930 1929 Boy". Talking 1 MYRNA LOY Surplus Revenue Appropriated $ 2,000.00 600.00 Jim Corbett "Gentleman Jim Miscellaneous Revenues: brought to the boxing game its firs Singing Licenses and Fees 4,500.00 4,000.00 knowledge that science was a bettei Fines and Penalties 3,500.00 5,000.00 asset than plain punching ability an. ON THE STAGE Interest and Costs 15,000.00 10,000.00 Btood off the best of his day but a: Dancing Tax Searches 500.00 500.00 stated above Jim lacked the finisl MYSTEWOUS TYanchise Tax 17,800.00 16,000.00 of a great fighter in not having thi 5-BIG ACTS-5 (Gross Receipts Tax 9,000,00 9,000.00 needed punch to finish a man afte. Poll Tax 1,909.00 1,600.00 he bid boxed him into helplessness. Corbett, one of the greatest boosters fSLAND Total Anticipated Revenue $ 53,400.00 } 46,700.00 ;he sport ever had is now a vaude- To be raised by General Taxation $252,988.41 1227,906.79 ville headiiner and still entertaining HEADLINE Appropriation! the public. JuU« Vsnm ImmorUl 1930 1929 There are but two or three heavy GENERAL GOVERNMENT: weights of today that are worth pub VAUDEVILLE Maintenance of Streets & SewerB $ 24,000.00 $ 24,000.00 lie mention. Jack Sharkey can un- Garbage Disposal 10,700.00 10,700.00 doubtedly out-speed Wiy of his rivals. Poor 9,000.00 9,000.00 Thtf other worthy contenders can be Board of Health 13,000.00 13,000.00 counted on the fingers of one hand. Police • 60,000.0» 56,000.00 Camera has not been tested but does Fire Department , 19,000.00 19,000.00 not shape up as one to cause any With LLOYD HUGHES — LIONEL BARRYMORE Water Charges 20,000.00 17,000.00 worry on the part of 4meriean8, Tuf- MONDAY- Salaries •. 26,000.00 28,500.00 fy Griffiths shows signs of develop- TUESDAY— And ALL STAR CAST Printing & Stationery 2,500.00 2,,r>00.00 ing into a real smart fighter and the (Contingent „ 1,500.00 1,500.00 hustling Gob from Elizabeth, Ernie WEDNESDAY —MK— Street Lights & Public Buildings 16,500.00 Schaff, is being highly recommended 15,500.00 by all experts. Jimmy Braddock, an- Interest on Notes 5,000.00 5,000.00 A SINGING ACT A TALKIE COMEDY Bond Redemption 16,000.00 other Jerseyite is due for recogni- 12,000.00 tion and within a few months may be FOX MOVIETONEWS Bond Interest 17,550.00 18,310.00 Improvement Note Interest .....'. 5,000.00 knocking on the door of Miss Champ- 5,000.00 ion. Shade Trees , 2,000.00 2,000.00. Library j .' 5,500.00 5,200.00 avlice Pension Fund , 2,675.00 WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY- 2,500.00 —Please mention this paper to adver- Maintenance Public Buildings & Grounds 3,000.00 4,000.00 Civic Celebration 700.00 tisers; /it helps you, it helps them, 2-BIG 700.00 it helps your paper— Kiddie Keep Well Camp 300.00 300.00 ALL TALKING - . . SINGING 1S28 Over-Expenditures 99.90 6,422.97 SHOWS 1929 Over-expenditures 15,718.31 Stained Teeth Made Miscellaneous Revenue Anticipated Deficit 1928 1.00 8,197.01 Flashing White DANCING Miscellaneous Revenue Anticipated ' —Or No Cost! ASSOCIATE Deficit 1929 4,073.55 FEATURE Emergency Appropriations 1928 6,672.21 No matter how dull din IT. Watted or Auditor 1,200,00 1,200.001 •Mined your teeth may br, Bluchodeat Combinatioobnationn ii guaranteegartdd to remoTremoT e •Ull u BETTY COMPSON Insurance 1,000.00 1,000.00 and aulct teeth Bulling white—ohitr IIt coata Assessment Abatement* .Refunded 135.11 Tenroll aotkiiuootlilna*aotkiiujj.. ComitConaiatjj of milild nitb liquiliid Reserve for Abatements of Taxes 902.10 wbicwhichb aoftenft a ataina—tad apecial pule which 1,700.00 fenilf reinovea them. Juat uae liquid once • WITH ALL STAR CAST IN THE MOST POIGNANT Deficit. 1929 unexpended balance wtek—and paate fTtn1 day to tnp letth a/c (Abatement of Taxes) daar and white. Rltachodenl ComMnatiM (Tax Refunds ) •W ixrfeeled by two dcnliata of hi|K atand- io| vbo apent four yeara provint Ita abac- DRAMA EVER SCREENED! (Soldier Exemption ) 2,704.60 lute aafaiy or tnaniel. Ilcwarc o( cntan liquid Emergency Repairs! to Streets 9,793.45 initariont. Say jondhr to ataincH tttth which anil Tour appearance. Ot niracho- Capital Notes Paid 10,778.05 dent COMBINATION today on money back ALL TALKING Interest Deflclency-1929 2,766.94 i guarantee, it ill food dealer!, luch aa- ALL SINGING Total Appropriations $806,888.41 1274,606.79 — A Clp-i«ed AHv. Will Sell It - 2. This budget Bhall also constitute the Tax Ordinance and shall take effect as providod by law. NEXT Introduced January 22, 1930. 1 Passed on first and second readings January 22, 1930. THURSDAY and f>ui Advertised with Notice of Hearing, January 24, 1930. FRIDAY HARVEY VO. PLATT, Jonik •^b Borough Clerk. NOTICE For Cut. and Wound* rv^-Lrr*. NOTICE is hereby given that the above local budget and tax ordin- ance wa* introduced on January 22, 1930 and passed on first and second Prevent infection! Treat readings by the Borough Council of the Borough of Carteret, County of every cut, wound or \. Middlesex and State of New Jersey. A hearing on said budget and tax or- scratch with this power- 100% .dinance will be held in the Borough Hall, Carteret, New Jersey, on Mon- ful non-poisonous anti- day evening, February 3, 1930, at 8 o'clock, P. M., at which time and place f TALK objections to said budget and tax ordinance of the Borough of Carteret for septic. Zonite actually (ucitfi n the year 1930 may be presented by Bny tax payer of said Borough. kills germs. Helps to SONG HARVEY VO. PLATT, heti, too. ^ Borough Clerk. wMuA DANCE 3mf» "T^BI< FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1930 fCARTERET PRESS PAGE ELEVEN LITTLE TOYS fEACH TRAFFIC THEOREMS furniture business at 1,. Ramberger lected to Bix-ak for a prriod of fif cial Reservoir". Ferdinand T Hm IK & Co., having had charge of the fur-teen minutes, and they will treat of ger, treasurer, Went Swie Trust I Roessler Company To niture department there for 18 years various financial matters. The object Phone Perth Ainboy prior to opening his first store in of the aeries is chiefly tn familiarise — A Classified Adv. Will Vi«-ll It 12 9 9 Newark. the public with the fundamentals of Open New Store The new store is located in Or- Imnkinir. ange's newest and most bodcrn build The subjects selected are also such How to Bedaee B i g Furniture Concern To ing, at 601 Main street. The entire as are designed to help the- ordinary Varicose V«*lns Open East Orange Store On facade was modeled to suit the Roea- ritiien in hi» dealings with his bank. sler Chain ideas and the interior dec- The first aeries held in the Fall met orations of the store ar« entirely ac- February 7. with satisfactory results, and thit Rah Cent]? ami Upward Toward ike cording to the organization's plans. prompted the officials of the New Jer- The Koessler Furniture Company Full details of plans for the formal sey Bankurs Association to launch Heart as Blood In Vela* Hows unnounced today, through their presi-j opening on February 7th will be an- the new series. That Way nounced soon. •lent, Mr. Herman Roeuler, that all The talks have attracted the at- tention of hi(rh school students in building will be completed and their neveral states, and many of them Many people have become despon- new store at East Orange ready for have been able to make use of them dent became they have been led to be- PERTH AMBOY formal opening by February 7th. Bankers Broadcast as part of their economic studies. lieve that there ia no remedy that will This store at 501 Main street, East The topics, speakers and the dates reduce swollen veins and bunches. UPHOLSTERED Orange, is the newest link in the are as follows: Koessler Chain of Furniture Stores Series of Lectures February 3—"Borrowing Money Ii you will get a two-ounce original m New Jersey—the fifth store to be From the BanV. John W. Kreis, bottle of MMM'S Eamld Oil (full FURNITURE strength) at any firtl-claai drug store I'IM'iicd in six years. The first store The second of « series of radio Asst. Trust Dept., Howard Ssvings WHS opened by Mr. Roessler at 888 Institution, and C. Henry Rahb, Aist. and apply it night and morning as di- broadcasts of an educational nature COMPANY Uroiul street, Newark, six years ago, Tre-is., Hawthorne Branch, West Sid« rected you will quickly notice an im- Repairing Re-Covering and since then h affiliated with another doing sducation committee of the Essex February 17—"Trusts and Wills." that old chronic sores and ulcert are 254 MADISON AVEL buniiiess throughout New York, County Chapter of the American In- W. E. Hocker, Trust Officer, National often entirely healed and anyone who NEAR MARKET ST. Hrooklyn and Long Island. stitute of Banking. Newark & Essex Banking Co. ii disappointed with its use can have OPEN EVENINGS TIL NINE Mr. Roessler was trained in the Prominent bankers have been se- February 24—"Americans' Finan- ih»ir money refunded

Ttili It Dot but Chief Instructor L. B. Gordon of th« Pacific Telephone and TclegTttpb company New Beauty for the New Ford •howlog UIM Klsle Br*atl(in how th« company uses this board, one of the few of IU kind* In th« country, to Instruct Its hundred! of motor driven to drive safely. Note tbt toy tracks, tailcabl and motor busses, stop sl|ns. pnrk- Ing ilKQ* «Dd tnrD hotlon»' which art employed to explain toe special prob of Sun rrnnrtsco's anrled itrMta. REMOVAL OF SNOW BY CHEMICAL PROCESS

The removal of snow hy chemical |irnnin In rtiMimnstratH on W* coaled Brooklyn stirrtn. Tlie pelleii of catrlum rhlorlilc u»cd arc npniul on the snow anil In K nhnrt tlinc a lirhie la (nm«d which mrlts the mow and forma a Blush wlili'h ninv lif fiivllv wnolmt imnj. Here's what you have been looking for. OPENING OF THE NEW FOBD TOWN SEDAN fa the Town Sedan you IN a dlttlngulthed example of the mnbroken tweep of line which add* to much charm to mil the CARTERET ABATTOIR CORP. new, Toemj ford bodlet. Radiator, hood, eottl, lower roof line, feniert, mheelt — every point of design reflect* the new «tj-l* end beamty that ktwe been plactd itithln the meant of every omA Corner of ANOTHEB STEP FORWARD Ml of the mm ford cm tn finUhed to • verierr of colon. Edwin Street and Roosevelt Avenue introduction of the new Ford bodies has set a high standard of motor car value. Carteret Phone 1609 From the new deep radiator to the tip of the curving rear fender, there is an unbroken sweep of line—a

flowing grace of contour gaining added charm from the rich and attractive colors* « « «t * SATURDAY Yoa will take a real pride in the smart style and fresh new beauty of the Ford just as you will find an ever-growing satisfaction in its safety, comfort, speed, acceleration, ease of control, reliability and February 1, 1936 economy. In appearance, as in mechanical construction, craftsmanship has been but into mass production. New beauty has been added to outstanding performance. « « « c i « « We specialize in home A feature of unusual interest is the use of Rustless Steel for the radiator shell, head lamps, cowl' finish dressed meats 6f very best •trip, hnb caps, tail lamp and other exposed metal parts. This steel will not rust, corrode or tarnish and will quality, at very reasonable retain its bright brilliance for the life of the car. Here, as in so many other important details, yon see evidence of the enduring quality that has been built into the new 'Ford. ««<*«« prices. Beef, Pork, Veal, Roadster, $435 Phaeton, $440 Coupe, $500 Tudor Sedan, $500 Sport Coupe, $530 and Lamb. Two-window Fordor Sedan, $600 Three-window Fordor Sedan, $625 Convertible Cabriolet, $645 Town Sedan, $670 IMl pHtm f.«. b. Ottnit, piu« frMfkt aiut JtHimy. Bumpm tni men tin Mrtrs.) ORDERS BY TELEPHONE OR GIVEN TO OUR UMVEBSAL CREDIT COMPANY PLAN OF TIME PAYMENTS OFFERS YOU ANOIBER FORD ECONOMY SALESMAN WILL tiE GIVEN PROMPT AND CARE- FUL ATTENTION, ON DISPLAY AT THIS CONCERN WILL OPEN UNDER THE MAN- AGEMENTOF MR. A. L BANKE, FORMERLY OF ONE OF THE LEADING PACKING COMPANIES OF PENNA. THIS CONCERN IS INCORPORATED BY THREE DORSEY MOTORS, Inc: BUSINESS MEN OF THIS VICINITY. Perth Amboy President Anthony Zullo Maple and Fayette Streets Vice-President Vincent Russo Tel Perth Amboy 3500 Sec. Treasurer Nicholas Gelato ^ CARTERET FRIDAY, JANUARY .'il, PAGE TWELVE THE GREATER LUDWIG STORE, PERTH AMBOY We have reduced the prices on the following cars. We need the room, and are very anxious to move them:

1929 Model A Ford Coupe 1928 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan 1928 Chrysler 72 Sedan 1929 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe 1929 Chrysler Roadster 1927 Chevrolet Coach 1927 Buick 4 Passenger Coupes 1927 Nash Sedan

The irreater Ludwiir store of Perth Amboy ia now opening its twenty-third annual February sale. After going through 1926 Chrysler 70 Roadster the entire rtock in "very department the management has found numerous dining room and bed-room suites that a™ to be reduced to it (and imany cases below cost) The floors are stocked to the extent of 250 complete room outfits for ^ room in tht hou.se. There are also hundreds of occasional pieces that are being placed on sale at the February sale at 1929 Chrysler Sedan similar, reductions. , - eers" and who shall bo appointed by »;/.. .:. -y^ ion 1928. High School Team the Mayor with the advise and con- 1928 Chrysler 72 Roadster ~ S. Rydow, president of the Swedish To Play Hardest Game Championship Ski Ski Club of New York, 271 Madison tent of the Council, and shall receive avenue, New York City, will be in pay a* follows: For the first year of charge of the party. The Carteret Hi*-h School basket- service, Twenty-two Hundred ($2,- 1928 Chrysler Sedan Run At Lake Mohawk The ski runners will meet at the ball team faces its hardest assign- 200) Dollars, with an increase of One West 12Bth Street ferry at 9:00 a. m, ment of the year this afternoon at Hundred ($100) Dollars per year for About Fifteen Runner* Expect- and proceed to Lake Mohawk by mo, Perth Amboy, meeting the undefeat- each year of service thereafter-untll tor. ed Perth Amboy High School quintet. such salary or compensation sjiall 1927 Nash Coupe ed To Compete — Race To Perth Amboy will go into the battle reach the sum of Twenty Five favored to win because of its remark- dred ($2500) Dollars; provided) Ba Held February —Pleai* mention this \ aper when able record on the court during the however, that the present incumbent* buying frorr ndvert.isers>.— past two msntha. Among Perth Am- of the office of "Engineers" who have 1928 Nash Tudor Sedan Under a nanction from the United boy's victims are New Brunswick been such for three (3) years last States Eastern Amateur Ski Associa- High, Thomas Jeffersoif High of Elis- past, shall be paid an annual salary tion, the Swedish Ski-Club of New abeth, and Lincoln Hijrh of Jersey of Twenty Five Hundred ($2500) York will hold an eleven mile open Sure Relief City, Carteret's record shows four Dollars. ThW salaries shall include cross country championship race at the amounts which the said "Engin- the Lake Mohawk Country Club, "MAKES You FEEL BETTE£ wins agajnst three defeats. Oarter- Sparta, Now Jersey, February 2nd. e-t, however, will trot out its full eers" shall be entitled to as officers The race will begin between 12:30 strength which includes Poll and or members of the volunteer fire com- and 1 :00 p. m. ut 5 V4 mil<» course has Medwick, forwards; Green, center; panies more particularly mentioned 1 Szelag, Chodosh and Hart, guards. in sections 20 and 37 of the ordin- been laid out which will lit run twice, BCLbANS the start and finish being (it tho Lake ance to which this is a supplement. Riordan Motor Car Co. Mohawk Plaza. Hot water —The Boys Club of St. Joseph's ' 2. This ordinance shall take euect About fifteen runners are expected Sure Relief school will hold a balloon dance on immediately. to compete, amoni?. wh»>- vl- February 11 in the .auditorium of St. Introduced January 20, 1930. CHRYSLER DEALERS Backstrom, who finished third In the Joseph's school. Passed on first and second readings National Championimp •..,. . .i ELL-ANS —Joseph J. Sblmona, proprietor January 20, 1930. year; Linus Foreman, who was New of the Central Pharmacy on Roose- Advertised with- notice of hearing, York State Champion in 1U2H and velt avenue, attended the mid-winter January 24, 1930. ill NO. BROAD ST. 1040 ELIZABETH AVt John Wictorin, Metropolitan Champ- FOR INDIGESnON dinner dance of the New Jersey 25* and 754 Pkis. Sold Everywhere Pharmaceutical Association, held at NOTICE the Hotel Plaza, in Jersey City Tues- Notice is Jjereby given that the Telephone Emerson 7497 day night. foregoing ordinance was introduced at a regular a)eeting of the Council AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN of the Boroufh of Carteret held on ELIZABETH, N. J. ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "AN Monday evening, Jan. 20, 1930 at She Will Remember- the Borough Hall, Carteret New Jer- ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, 'A SUP- sey, at 8 o'clock P. M. and that at a PLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE regular meeting of said Council to be ENTITLED, 'AN ORDINANCE held at the Council Chamber, Bor- ough Hall, Carteret, New Jersey, on Council will consider the final pass- be affected by such Improvement or COncernJng web. tmui'OT—«nt TO ESTABLISH, EQUIP AND who may be interested therein, will HABVKY V0. PLATT, Don't You Forget- REGULATE A FIRE DEPART- Monday evening, Feb. 3. 1930, ta age of said ordinance when and be given an opportunity to be beard MENT IN THE BOROUGH OF 8 o'clock p. ra. the laid Borough where any persons whose lands may 1-24, 31. CARTERET, APPROVED JULY 16, 19OO' WHICH SAID SUPPLE MENT WAS APPROVED ON DE- St. Valentine's Day CEMBER IS, 1924." BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN- CIL OF THE BOROUGH OF CAR- TERET: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 1. Section 1 of the above entitled ordinance be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 1. For the care and oper- ation of the fire trucks of the Bor- Say It With Flowers! ouph of Carteret, there shall be ap- pointed six (6) firemen who hereaf- er shall be designated as "Engin- NOW ON DISPLAY- MUCOUS RUNNING Infected Throat Can see Sleepless Nights Irritating, running mncoiu that annoy* and burn* jour throat THE 1930 when you lit down, makes you hawk and spit—very disgusting and unclean. To reliere this •wallow a little CAMPHOROLS and at once you will stop that burning, running mucoua and you will get a good night'* sleep. WILLYS-KNIGHT iv 10 <•!,•; N D home THE 1930 Flpwers! Now Those ALWAYS FIRST IN FAVOR Rheumatic WHETHER IT BE A GIFT TO YOUR SWEET-, Pains Must Go HEART, YOUR WIFE OR TOUR MOTHER, WHIPPET NO GIFT CONVEYS YOUR MESSAGE OF LOVE AS DO FLOWERS. 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and the teecher slips around and peaks over my shoulder. So T mist are I A Chic Dance Frock SLAT'S DIARY practise game just on acct. of a worn- MY ROSH alls Curoaity. THE

1 Teusday—Pa was reeding in the Friday —I seen .hint after skuol to- noose paper about a man witch's wife and slit" was v«ry very nice to shot him and then shot her self. He By A FQremer Arthur Brisbane nU' ami lie 8- much praised climate, which Colonel round and think up sum thing for me "Oh, you can rely on me, dear, I peul to the very well nprin^s of Boyce Thompson says Is the best on to do. So I quit. I was worken him our being. this or any other planet. to hard. won't tell • soul." You discover the distance Is seven Sunday—Tonlte u we was a come- It will cost you nothing, nor place, you under any obligation hundred miles, and deelde to take one ing home frum town I seen a poor "Here are your things. Must you 106 Sell the Complete Mine of* kid crying very flewently and I ast really go? I'm ao sorry I" whatever to ie«k our advice •» of Paul Shoup'i Southern Paclflc him what was the matter with him to furnithingi and price. Johns -Maiwille Shingles trains, that makes the trip In a night. and he ed he lost 2 pennys in the dark. I was feeling GharriUbel so I "Well, five dollars, thtnT TOD shall FUNERAL HOME »J (Asphalt *n4 i Isbestos |» This glorious coast from Seattle to helped him out ana give him a cupple have It back on Friday without fall." One of the iirvw, im.i 11,., i,, matche. Then when I was a telling ShuwliiK tl hoillce jihiinlv mii'h- »|n 44 Grun Stravt San Diego, the land ot good roads, Woodbridf., New J.riey ma about it she got enquiaetlve and "Darling girl, you know I wouldn't button trlmmlMKH un tin. «i,|r | h, faces a family problem MM acute In a»t me why did I carry matches. Well Est. 1901 other parti o( the country. deceive you for the world." top Of the aklrl Is fiixhlimed i>r n mite I cuddent of helped the kid if I had- Tel. Woodbridge 264 C. E. BOIN COMPANY The problem la "which can shall go dent of. beige tunVtit ami the Hklrt l« of two Into the garage, which shall be parked "(Jet In on Granulated Silkworm shades k." the side of the fruck. three-cir and Jour-car family is the looking up sum rules in basketball A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — rule. A family with only one car la primi- tive

A lady stockholder In the Fox Him Company complalu that "William Fox paid himself * salary of 1150,000." If that'll ira4.mr.Tn, flfca • «Ntt» gulshed servant of the Bast India Com- LAST DAY W/. UOLXVI1R STORES pany, must be amued at his own moderation. One company that hi controls paya OF THIS htfitv' HAVE TAKIN OVER THE ENTIRE STOCK AND ACCOUNTS OF each of two manager! three times 1160,000. And moving plctnre ttarf , mmm hired by him K*t 1150,000 for one pic- ture, Even humble newspaper employees jet more than that modest llM.OOt Warehouse Hilary. It Un't what yen ire ptM, but GREAT SALE what yoa produce that counts.

Charley Chaplin h*a not made ap his mind about tbe "talkies," although friends assure him that he would talk as well as be walks. He will come to the microphone in time. Meanwhile he wants to give up coin- ed) and play Napoleon, Hamlet and Svengall. Cbaplla Is a genius and would play the parts well. But to ntae- y nine out ot one bmndred It would be penlng on the eun, M.000,000 Biles away.

It might be possible, also, later to bring down some of that oione, with lt« wonderful qualities for the Im- provement of tbe langt and blood. '"" • ,'t". Future s4T6i1l«n:enU mar T*M\ "Ozone fresb from the otone blanket every day." (iolng up thirty miles from the earth's surface seems a great achieve- ment. Hut a microbe living on tbe face ot au ordinary apple Would do as much The Buy of the Season! Group of 17 Velour "Kroehler" Suites! If he roto (row tbe surface of his ap- ple as much as one hundredth part ot an Inch. All Three Pieces at the Price! Davenport Conceals Full-size Bed Thirty miles Is much less than one $ two hundredth part of tbe earth's di- Tomorrow ENDS the Greatest Sale Ever Attempted in New 45 The Sale Price includes the club chair, the latest style but- ameter. Jersey! If there is anything at all that your home needs ton-back chair, and the davenport that conceals a full ... don't put off another hour! Check up right now! "And double bed complete with spring! Built—every inch the City the poor parrot, now In the come in to get it tomorrow! Your last chance to profit by "Kroehler" way, which means perfection in every detail! limelight because of his disease, the greatest reductions ever offered! Remember — the Can you imagine a greater value! Remember—there are psittacosis, which, when human be- Sale ends tomorrow! only 22 Suites! Don't be disappointed! Be early! ing* contract It, usually kills them. 98 Tbe number ot deaths Is small com- pared with other death causes. But $10 DELIVERS $1 WEEKLY 18 MONTHS TO PAY "psittacosis" Is a long name, and to be killed by germs from your own parrot Is humiliating. ODD PIECES Many husbands, teeing their oppor tunlty, bare turned pet parrots over to for LIVING the authorities to bt dlspoeed of, mer- ROOM cifully, sacrificing many that never DAVENPORT TABLE had peltUcosla. Sad for parrots, but no great loss. Regular Arter all. a parrot cannot say any- $7.95 Value thing that you cannot say yourself, "2 in I" TABLES better, and Its shrieking annoys nelghhor*. Regular $ 1 A75 $29.75 Value* *^ Dr. Olga Btajtnjr of Omaha, "official COFFEE TABLES physician to America's organized busi- Regular $7 77 ness women," saya working girls $14.75 Values • ahoulu learn to "loaf like a man." Women, to be successful, must learn ODD PIECES to ill as men do "with their heels on Just 22 of These $229 Suites a desk higher than their heads and Group of 19 of these $198 Suites for BEDROOM relax." THREE PIECES ... in all-over Mohair, with re- If you need • Bedroom, don't

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Monkey Clothes On the Gulf of Mexico Famous Foursome Draws Heavy Gallery L

OmtfUn moil b*»uUlu4 nohliw «atUMUUt IB lull uU at BUoxl. Miss, The late afternoon sun presents a layer of silver en the water.

Newest Yacht Christened Hundreds of winter visitors were attracted to the Miami Country Club recently to watch a famous Miss Constance Collier, faun,us actress, .-uvjmpanled by her llttlt fourtome made up Of former Qov Al Bmlth of New York, Babe Kuth, Bill Klein, National League umpire, monkey, Oo«o, In his winter garb. Just before leaving Souchampton for and Bob Bhawkey. This photo shows the Babe and Al Smith. the United 8t«tet. Enjoy Sport on Lincoln Memorial Pool ^ Admiral of Fleet

LONO BEACH, CAL,—Built for long cruises In the open sea, John Barrymore's newest yacht, the Infanta, was christened here Mrs. Barry- more, the former Dolores Costello, presided at the christening. Photo The naval chiefs opened the naval conference Jan. 21. Photo (howl •hows Mr. and Mrs. Barrymore ready for the christening of their new The Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool In Washington swarming with gay slaters who turned out In Sir Charles Madden, the First Sea Lord of the Admiralty, busy at nlf yacht. Notice Mr. Barrymore's new beard. full force to enjoy this rare sport In the capital city. desk. Where Naval Parley Is Held Executives on Committee of Wet Bloc Chiefs Accuse Custer

Four of the six members of the Executive Committee of the wet liltx' .shown ,,t their first meeting Left to right: Rev. Atlolph J Subath of Illinois, Mrs. Mary T. Norton uf California Representative John J. O'Connor of New York mid Representative Fred Hrltten of Illinois, Chninmm. Novel Course in History of Costumes

Charges that the Imtle w.ilch ended In the !nmv <>en (ienr({e A Cirter were sworn to Df Historic St. James's Palace In London, where the five-power naval Chief Iron While Man, MMC ni the Mirvivots of tie fmnous battle. The parley Is now bring held. The conference was opened by an address by Chief's affidavit wn. rnmie In e.inncrtiuii wjtli the tllinn of sulta for $600,000,000 liy IIICIIIIHTS of the Kloux tribe us compensation for land loit King George, as a result of CasltT.s Inv.isiim. I'hoio shows Chief Iron White Man and Chief Standing Hear at Birthplace to Be Restored

r Congress has pns,<,rd the fiwnnson bill providing $n.),ij(>0 for (he King Oeorge, wboaa renovation of the btrthplare of George Washington nt HridV Creek, ' The Widow Prlgge, 108 years, opened the five-power naval pat- . Wakefleld. .Vs. The architect's drawing shows how the historic home 1 ley held at Bt. James's Palace 1B Unlvmslty of who Is known as Oermany's old- Will tool- T Its reotoratluii. London. The addreu was broad- CRn reprodUM C0

Supported Husband and Two Children Find Weapon Uaed by "Can by Sailing Har Charms nibai Killer" in Colo- by Mill. rado in 1873. F,n» Angeles.—She was fat and for ty, and hail a husband and, tf you b» I.Hke I'lty, Colo.—Dead Mun'ii gulch Neve the government's postal Inspec- uettr here, has glvtm up wliui Is be tor*, slie had a * reetheurt In every you have an eye far lleved lo be tlie murder weapon of port, too. Alfred I'ui'ker, "(.•amilbal killer" ol The hid; ID question Is Mrs Blsle live comrades ID 1873. Welsert, who supported friend bus- The gun, believed to have been used bund and their two children by selling by 1'iM'ker In •liooilng one of tile ttv« her clinrms for cnsh by mall. victims, «n found near the »|i»l Wouldn't some one like » olc« Ger- where the murdered men w«n> burled man wife? A buxom fflrl of thirty Several well pren«Mv«l mutiliea wert who Win a swell cook? Didn't some furniture values found ip the alucli of the HUD. hid wnnt to marry her? Pucker, now deml, wm churned with The rotnuattc suckers replied that killing aid eullng live men who ti.nl they did The practical Mrs Welaert Mi-i-uuipunU'd him Inio the Ice rnveied Hnd the chuckling hiinhiind wrote to San Juan mountain" In the wlnifi of the new boy friends asking for rail- 1878 on a pnwpwtlnH exiwdltlmi Hf >oud fare with which to hasten to was Mnienced to the fiPhltentlnry Hnd waiting arms. died several jeara ago when hardly a atone* thnm the dend That's the post offl.ce In from where Packer's rlctlms' lie bur •peeturs' st«ry and the; are sticking led. A monument ID their memory was tu It. Mrs. VVelmrt and her husband. unveiled at the spot a fear a no John, bare confined that the charges The weapon was placed on display are true. •t a local drug Store, Sight uf It mused "Yes. that's the way we worked old timers here to* revive the grue- some tale of nearly sixty years ago. It." Welaert said In the county jail, where h« Is held to lieu of 12,000 bond. A party of twenty men arrived at the Rite where Mont roue now alii nils "We had to live and thai was an easy way to get money. Moke This Convincing Winter was approaching Hnd die fa- "It's all my fault, though. 1 wrote most of the letters^ Say, I wrote so many letters that 1 was almost ready to marry some one myself." and Compelling Comparison The "bride-to-be" was released on her own recognisance to care for their two young children. Date of trial ID federal court baa not been set. According to postal Inspectors a Denver matrimonial mugasln* was The only sure way of convincing yourself that you are getting otwt In t(w »*!«?!! tcBfflK, The fittl- turpftura valuator your montf tt to •awfully eomptw. band would write to the paper, each dreds of cuatomers have told us that DIRECT SAVINGS furniture time listing bis wife under a differ eel name. values cannot be duplicated in New Jersey. They know—because they And SQcti ntce Herman names- compared. Why don't you do the same? Compare quality for quality, Anna Wolf, Elide Schlltt. KlalfElam- mer, Martha Schmidt. Martha Bow style for style, price for price, and consider the reliability of the store, man. too ... then visit the DIRECT SAVINGS where you eliminate the retail Then the magazine would send the name of the "lonely girl" to an In- stores' overhead and you will be greatly surprised—for here in this fur- quiring "lonely man." Rut when the niture showroom you get the greatest amount of quality, style, value tuckers started to prot«*t about the railroad fares, the magazine turned and satisfaction. COMPARE. the matter over to the postal Inspec- tors and the Welnerts were traced through some of the addresses listed as the home of the buiom German flrL ' WHAT TO THINK? You Know?

-The Cannibal Killer." •nous Chief Ouray of the Ctea eo that DIRECT SAVINGS regular camped there, warned the miners not prices are as low and in many instances lower than "so-called" sale to Invade the range until winter bid passed. prices and now with this new method of selling furniture, the greatest fill, however. Ignored Chief Ouray's warning and started for tbe moun- furniture opportunities you have seen exist, challenging the keenest tains. Tbey were Packer and five others known as Miller, Bell, Swsn. comparisons, Humphreys and H'wn. Six weeks later I'arker appeared at A Luxurious Suite- Los Finns agency near here and said Stylish and Comfortable his five comrades had deserted him. that DIRECT SAVINGS CO. pays It wan noticed he had s suspiciously This is one of many outstanding values you will And in our large amount of money. onl yten cents a year per square foot in rent, whereas the city stores modern showrooms, A hi eh (Trade living-room suite in genuine Flv« Soditt Feund. mohair, "-".u t'rieze reversible cushions and splendid inner Later a hand of Indiana reported a must pay at least one dollar a square foot, construction. gruesome And—hits of human flesh along the trail aif Tucker to UM Itnas agency. Search revealed five txxiles ~Uy husbuod was due home thl» Four had their xkiilln crushed and that hundreds of people have taken one was shot. All were mutilated and morning, but wires me he was beld torn. up a day In Chicago." advantage of our low overhead and its effect on furniture prices and Packer, confronted by this evidence "Oh. they aay those gangsters srf revised his original story. terrible." are highly enthusiastic over the amount thereby saved, S*«n, he said, bad died and the r other four had eaten his body He was arrested at SMguache hut escaped from the sheriff. ' that DIRECT SAVINGS budget Ten years later he was arrested In Wyoming a no* taken to Denver Ht service is so flexible that it can be made to suit your convenience and was tried at Gunnlson and sentenced to hang, but bis attorneys obtained s thus fit right Into your own budget. It is a dignified plan easy to open change In his sentence to a forty year term at the Canon Cttj penitentiary N.c( arid easy to own, j There he spent his life until a few A 4-Piece Bedroom Suite that years ego—consistently denying he T Voo Aw> TOM GOME Ovcft „ breathes style and quality $215 tad murdered his companions A p« role was given to tb« s«ad man asd — that behind e*e*y purchase is OUF Here is cabinet work at its very best. Note the beautifully be died shortly sfter. matched graining used in this handsome suite. All drawers of absolute guarantee*which has achieved an envious Buccess through dustproof construction. Includes full size double bed, lar^e dresser, ehagrming vanity dresser, chest of drawers, chair, Rccfdk an Old Rhyme customers' satisfaction, bench «nd night table! and Saves Her Life Sutewr London.—Recollection of an old Vnu, rhyme saved tb« life of Miss Evan- gellna Nutt wbeo cleaning fluid sbe that we will gladly hold any pur- was using caught Are. Her dress Igniting. Miss Nutt remembered: - chase for future delivery without any charge to you, "Dress on Ore. roll an Boor; Itoom OD Ore. shut tbe door." HT ANO LiSTrn ft* OH QWZ At once she rolled herself on the floor until her burning dress was ei that herein this immense showroom tingulshed, tften found that her sister tn trying to pot oat tbe burning clean- you may shop at leisure And get many suggestions for the beautiflcation er was a (Ire, too. She rolled her sister on the floor, putting out the flames. of your own home, * f • ; then both sisters put mil the flre thnt

wss beginning to destroy the furnish t * • toga, that we have a private automobile Smiling at Wrong Time parking space in the rear of the store for the benefit of our customers, Ten-Piece Dining Suite Beautifully ve- Get* Him Prison Term Huntlngion, W. Vs.—Optimism ure neered with geuine Burl Walnut. all wrong and It's the limn wlih ihe frown who Is worth while. Erwlp llrey that you are welcome to visit this Style, Beauty and good value, y \ ^3 of this city Is convinced. store whether you are ready to buy or not. Store is open every day and Grey wns before Judge George W. Think of being able to Ki't « dining-room suite of this splen- McCllntlc In southern West Vlruinln every night until 10 o'clock. did character in genuine hurl walnut in combinntion with oilier federal court lie wus told to return fine hardwoods, including buffet, china cabinet, serving table, In March and hear the dlsponltlon of extension table mnd six beautiful chairs to match, at such u his case, but the court Intimated that ridiculously low price! These will sell fast, so order ut once! It might grant probation. Grey smiled broadly aa he turned to leave. "Come back here," the court or dered. "You are too smart. Two yntrs In Atlanta."

—Please mention this paper when, pf\t>K> ( IX L> IN MO buying from advertise: \\ HI Mf> IT Wilt ftF VJF t)|D IRECT SAYINfi FURNITURE CO. ^# (HJSHOLM £ (HAPMAN Mimkrn Nn York Moth fin tunic- D 7 Uimbtr, Him Verk Cmb &icka*t' WE ELIMINATE THE RETAIL STORES OVERHEAD ' 244 Smith Street Telephone Perth Amboy 988 MOH RADIO SHOP 101 Roosevelt Ave. St.GEORGE Ave., RAHWAY, N.J. CARTERET, N. J. KMtfMta«M*ititi*l CARTERET FRIDAY, JANUABY 81,1980^ iQE FOUR SECTION TWO

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1 Full Bed Size 27x34 Flat Saglesa Ivory Steel Springs Crib Any home owner $23.50 value. knows this is a red Priced with cotton hot bargain mattress complete

\ $4.49 $18.50 •I" 'X Here's a Page of HOOVER Every Room in Yourll 6-Piece Furniture Breakfast Set The Advantage If Values $24.95 SALE PBK

The Lacky Person H|i"E TWO REAL will be presented HOT BARGAINS 10-Picce 5-Piece Dining Room Suite Bedroom Suite F $200.00 5-Piece 5-Piece Maple Overlay MAPLE OVERLAY AMERICAN WALNUT R WALNUT Bedroom Suite Bedroom Suite Here's a beautiful suite that E What a sensational value! 5 Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite Bow-foot Bed, French Van- must be seen in order to 10 Pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite Regular $2*25.00. Now ity, Dresser, Chest of Draw- realize what a bargain it Regular $175.00. Now $149.50 $114 ers, Chair or Bench. A really is. It's the latest E supreme sale value at a stu- Bow Bed, Full Vanity, pendous saving. Chifferobe, Chair or Bench. i\ 09.50 SI 59.50 Who's Gj 3-Pieet Fnne Mohair Suite That Unlocks tk Taupe and Old Rose Back- While the Key* las ground. Sold for $$250.00. every $1.00 purchas Now at ter Key that unlocks| now on display. PILLOWS $187.50 Values like these will go like 22x28 Chicken feathers 51.49 fire! Inlaid % Pc. Jacquard Velour Web 22x28 Dack Nixture $2.49 Linoleum . SI.49 Bottom Suite.. The best / Felt Base 39c buy of the season. Formerly sold at $195.00.. Now at k Values Beds $6.49 UP

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54 Inch lieautiful Mahoganj Mahogany HIS 35th YEAR IN THE FURNITURE 4-Poster Davenport Table Bed BUSINESS WITH A MAMMOTH JuKt the thing to make your full size, Colonial. living room more beautiful. Priced before at A tale bargain at $38.00 Celebration price $11.98 S27.50

with Pleated Parchment Shide Lamps $75° Fibre Fernery THE BEST GIFT OF ALL 3 Piece Fibre Wicker Set .50 $1.69 Look at This Great Bargain SLIP COVERS Drop Leaf 3 Piece Included Class Top This is a used suite. Walnut Velour but it's in good shape. Overstuffed It sold new for $210 Tea Wagon Revereible cushions. as pictured Parlor SI 8.50 Suite $45.00

2-Pocketa All Steel Home Can Reap Sliding Couches f Our Low .. $15.50 SCREEN-GRID CES This price includes a good cretonnecovered mattress. Others with felt mattresses • $23.50 ing the Muter Key N finest wt k> water Kent «m made—with the hundred • times • more • powerful Screen-Grid robe* Ll Set oi Oak China $ —atastvingof$27.Atwater ,»* 1 Kent makes better radio at Closet lower cost. You get the bene- hina FREE 18" fit! Come today! Terms, of ^fl fourse. Choice of cabinets! '-I Walnut .50 .00 China Closet $109let* tube* !29 Model Illustrated F Odd 2 Red Hot Bargains $27510 Pice* Solid $275.00 Tudor Waliit R Two Tone Walnut Two-tone Vuity Dining Room Suite Walnut Dining Set E It's a beauty. A millionaire's A dean, honest saving of suite at a poor man's price. $100 on this exquisite 10 Buffet, Table, Server, Glass- piece Dining Room Suite. E front China Cabinet, 5 It's a price magnet that will Floss Straight and Host Chair, all attract hundreds SPECIAL upholstered. 10 Pieces Hoosier Mattress $198 Kitchen Cabinet 59 Pieces for t the Key Here's' a price that • Mysterious Lock 3 Pieca re will give one with i-75 knocks the eye out of One will be the Mas- You never in your life could save $100 on as every other mattress lie "Mysterious Lock" '59 beautiful a Wool Mohair 20 Pc STAINLESS STEEL Set such as this one offer. $275 31 Pc GOLDEN MAIZE DINNER SE McCOLLUM'S SPECIAL $375.00 3 Pc. Tapestry Nachman Spring Pilled Mat- tress; regular $39.50. Now

Will not be here long at this price. Now $17^95 All Cotton Mattress. All sizes 3-Piece Bed Outfit $229.50 ncluding continuous post metal bed in $6.85 walnut finish; full 50 pound all cotton mattress and sapless link fabric spring. All Felt Mattress. All sizes Three pieces complete. $1398 WOOL BLANKETS Comfortables $19.50 Full Size Part Wool $3.49 Full Size folium Part Wool 6.89 Comfortables $3.98 70 Percent Wool 7.96 Comfortables 5.25 - Rahway, N. J. All Wopl 19.50 Comfortables 5.49 «••••••••••••• • FRIDAY, JANUAKY ,'il, 1 !>•'{() CARTERET PRESS PACK SIX HFATION TWO By RING LARDNER fly GENF. CAN, YOU KNOW ME, AL Keefe Finally Got It Across JUST HUMANS O

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Brown Hva't OfTerint Not to be outdone by Hie other parUhloners, of Mttle litnherden church, aiior.'huin, EN^IHII,! who were FOR A QLNCT preparing for a harvest thanksgiving, SAH6 OP an old brown hen laid two eggs In the chancel.

| Ancient Pled(« "Sub rosa" Ig translated "under the the rose." In ancient times tlie rose was the symbol of Beorecy hung up at entertainments as a tokt-n th.it notb Ing there said was to be dimmed.

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