20 Pages Today our Page Colored Three Sections Comic CARTERET PRESS PRICE THREE CENTS CARTKRKT, N. .!., FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1929 Trust Co. Raises Rate [arteret Pastor Resigns Charge On Loans To Borough Notice Received That Discount Will Be At 6% R*te Instead of 5 In Future—Council To Inspect Chrome Street*— r Church on Ac Health-Cong^.- Dog Catcher In First Raid Takes 25 Caninet. Tbe CnrUret Trust Company nn the police department. The public is tified the. Borough Cnunril M»nd«y inviteil t<> notify the police any time there is Annoyance caused by dogs, n of night that the rate of discount on r especinlly when they are running In held notes would be (i 'r instead of r,''. pucks. wa» in the future. The letter wus written by Thomas G. Kenyon. rashier of the (Ounrilninn Von»h asked thst the trust company. He exprwwed regret lower end of Ijifayette street be im- proved with broken rock from the Merrill Huber that the new rate is necesiary, und ond bed of llnhwny avenue. The meeting and held out a promiie thnt the obi into nd bed of this street is being torn „!„ was secretary, might be restored in time. i to mnkc way for n concrete pave- read his resignation Home hint of diRsfttlsfnction in the ment. The street commissioner was that he was leaving on banks was voiced nt the last regular direiteVK PHOTO SHOWS THE WRECK OK THE SPARTAN BIPLANE THAT CRASHED a feasible plan for correcting drain- upon and the Middlesex Water Com- age conditions in Edwin street and ES IN THE WOODS NEAR INMAN AVENUE ON FRIDAY EVENING. THK PILOT AND MECHAN- pany will be asked to inspect all flro l Jenno.tte street. Relative to .lennetto hydrants and to repair any that are .f| Master Builders • --. BURNE«"«™Dn TrrOn DEATns-iTH ANAMD WERE DEAD REFORMREFOR.F', THE PLANE STRUCK THE GROUND.' street, tbe engineer said, the trouble defective. The council adjourned to '^ ,,uk,r, Thomas Way i there might be easily overcome- by do- meet Monday night. ,,i, trustees. ing; a little grading. Rut the Kdwin he Tackle Labor Issue streftt situation is more difficult and ,.y,eU announced that his last service in Car- Slat's Diary Two Lose Lives When is hooked up with similar difficulties in other streets in lower Chrome. The i, Sunday, July 28. Non-Union antl Open Shop Improvements Made Friday Well 1 got ii lotta- bad fundamental cause of the trouble is Competition Arouses Ire of that there is no sewer to carry off News today. They WHH n lady here storm water and the result is flooded Local Contractor*. Plane Crashes In Flames at are home iftid I streets and sidewalks every tim« At Keepwell Camp f orkhouse Terms For found out she was there is a heavy rain. The Muster Builders Association of Spartan Bi-Plane Catches Fire 2,000 Feet Up—Pilot and Me- County Workhouse Gang Put Carterc-t met VVpdnc«d»y night in K o n n a be my Several members of the council firehoiise No. i lo discuss new condi- teechcr next yr chanic Burned To Death By Blaze That Also Des- held the same- opinion as the engin To Work As Measure of Youthful Thugs tions that have developed it the lo- when skool begins. •Defective Gas Line Breaks eer. It was suggested that a ditch troys Plan* running through the property of the Economy—Camp Notes. cal building field. The topic that w- She is a going to Month Sentence! After Plane Makes Loop. Reading Creosoting company might G<"t O BHIMi" — most of the time o[ the moot bord at are house the coming of out-of-town be widened and deepened if permis- Improvements at the Kiddie Keep _ _, . ., icuplei to. She was a tell- to see her husband and waited for sion could be obtained to use tbe Well Cnmp in Mctuchen include an Three Others Go To Juvenile j in,, Crashing in flames from a height wa ing ma that they | . ^ him, thinking that he had taken an ditch. Then arose a question as to ouUduor stage in the process of be~ Court. I builders who i-illitr employ nuii-iiiium egtimated a( £rQm l500 2000 extra lonp flight. whether Carteret had an established built, and further progress in i are a ing labor or run on the 0]Hn shop plan feet, a Spartan bi-plane of the At- Don Boyer, chief of operations at right to use this ditch. Some orf the damming up swimming hole for Kish and John Pokola, They present a form of competition have Nutrishun in the airport a~nd an old friend of Mil- membera said that there is on record is years, were arraigned the skool next yr. lantic Flying Corporation was des- the campers. ears, wer thut i^ regarded as unfair and unde- kriet's was one of the first from the an easement granted to Woodbridge A working gang from the County .,> court las" t nigh' •*"t ' an—d' "••ggiven" Well 1 dont mind troyed and the pilot and mechanic and holding over to Carteret, to use h t work sirablea committe. e made up of represents airport to arrive at the Boene of tbe Workhouse sent to the camp bv Mr. n'hs each in the county work- takoing ennything we;e b d to death about 5:00 wreck. Upon hia returnee and some the ditch. It was admitted however Walter R, Masterson, manager, has youthhs witithh three other tiveThis : on-isoui'itiotf tbi> severai decidel brunched tos appoinof thet like that if it dus- , . , _, ., .. „ ., The building trude. This committee t of the other aviators broke the sad that more satisfactory relief would supplied free labor, and lumber has indcr sixteen, were arraigned son I itch mutch o clock Friday afternoon. Both men news to Mrs. Milkriet. Boyer was for- be obtained by the construction of a be«n donated hy various Middlesex - .urges of robbing and beating lay the mutter before the Building Satcrday • Ma were burned beyond recognition. The Trades Council i»t Perth Amboy, merly Milkriet's instructor at John storm sewer system to drain all the County lumber companies among >r (lark, a sailor, and with an- was kicking becuz pilot was Carl Milkriet, of the West- son field near Dayton, Ohio. streets in Chrome. them the Howell Lumber Co. of New ' i' the daughter of Prank Bor- Those mimed on the committee tire: John Yronku and Charles Crane. pa put in so mutch fleld apartmentls Elizabeth and the Milkriet was the chief pilot at the This was further emphasized when Brunswick and the Middlesex Wreck- uH.I iilUckingJJnl when he came time at his wirk in mechfln.. WM ?„,„. W. Rorke of We&tfteld airport and was known to a petition, was received from the ing Co., of Dunellim. •• i ilelensedefense. . electrical contractors; Louis Vonah -.1.1. Q1 st''d of spending it 1^^ TJghopac, N. Y. The plane his mates as "Dare-devil" Milkriet. property owners in Bergen street, Further donations are needed to three younger boys involved I d WilHam Sch Mt ,ontrMtinp with her She sed. You no women was .„ ^ , He was noted for daring flights and asking that sidewalks, curbs and gut- complete, these innovations as there C"V"w PalSMkv'i™^"1"*: •'"''nCelle and Fran* craahed woodg ff lnman aye recently won two races at the Inter- ters be built in that street. The- coun- are no arrangements made for them two here before money • Pu replyed and nue near ^ but in Woodbridge Iliiury and Steve P»l>»s_ky1 c. j ,.rokoPi mason ,.(mtraclors; L. lUpp ne.d. national Aeronautical Association at cil decided that when it adjourned in the camp budget. to the Juvenil* i and C. A. Conrad, plumbing contract- Yes and now •the wny yar ite lookheres afpa- township territory. v *TC taken Crime and Paul lieiter, ter it. So now th> The plane had taken off from the Red Bankk. it would be to meet again Monday Many gifU have come in during n New Brunswick tnis mum ors, and 0. can sound all the time be wants to flying field of the Westneld Airport night at 7 o'clock. The members ac this nast week, Irving Demarest of : I were placed on probation. otitracting painters. at hia wirk. in. C'?rk Township only a few min companied by the engineer will then the Raritan Mercantile Co., in Perth ending the two older members Sunday—The Sunday skool teech- make a thorough inspection of the Amboy, has promised an every Sun- er ast Jake'what""was'a Lepper and !"*" »>»"™ ""'•"""? '-•" -• - r t Chrome district and try to decide the day treat of ice cream for the whole • gang •» •-" •> Jake sed it was a annimal in the Zoo ^e Plane had been in the air about British Journalist witch has ot a lot of stripes on *}&*• minutes. Officials of the Flying most advisable course to pursue in icamp. Mr. Demarest has also supplied r hicoby e^TJlatno* that he was e rlI'T. • I Corporation said the mane rum Dee., regard to drainage. The petition of the youngest children with a sand- . them two and a half months Man loses Fingers .. • _ I Corporation said him. I diddent want to say anything carefuuy inspected Friday morning. the Bergen street property owners pile. m each charge. The attack on hut I new he was rong becuz 1 newIt is thouwat that the gas line broke Visits Carteret was laid over in the meantime, pend- P. J. Young's Department Store in niliir occurred several weeks ago In Auto Accident it was a sinnimal who is full of black and sprayed gasoline onto the engine ing the action to be taken after tbe New Brunswick donated three dozen '.• incident involving the Borish Woman Editor and Writer inspection Monday night. pairs of socks, and many other New •i i-nrred soon afterwards. The spots. and possibly on the pilot and me- Peter Toth of Union Street Munday-—Pa and ma sellabrated chanic. From London Calls On Rela- A resolution was adopted to au- Brunswick merchants contributed to • hiive been working on the case thorize the clerk to advertise for bids the welfare of the camp's children. 'line in order to round up nil then; wedding annaversity this ev- The.bodies of the two unfortunate Taken To Perth Amboy Hos- ning and had a few frends in to help men were taken in charge of Coro- tive Here—Tells of Impress- on the improvements in "Warren The wort'a of the work being done rind. < is said that the five street, a portion of Lincoln avenue at the camp is best proved by the --tatements over their own sig- pital After Crash In Persh- eat the brick of ice cream pa went ner J. J. Lyman, of Carteret and re- and but. Mrs. GHint sed to pa. My moved to his morgue in Locust ions. and the wings of a portion of Roose- stones of actual cases encountered •• - in which they gave all details goodness it seems then you reely velt avenue. Ordinances authorizing and uided through its medium. ing Avenue. street. On Saturday the body of Ror- Mrs. Harriet Sherwin, a retired ed- .i- li case. have been marryed longer then you ke was taken to Connecticut for these improvements were adopted at To see one happy little seven-year- • -ailor had been in a lunch itor and Journalist of London, Eng- Two of his tinkers were severed on reely have dussent it and pa sed Yes burial. Milkriet waa taken on the the laist regular meeting. An ordin- old nluying around the camp grounds •""I displayed some paper the left hand and a third was so bad- it sure does. I am very unhappy to land, spent the week end with her ance to extend Noe street 260 feet one would never suspect the record •\ there. Palinsky saw the 3:30 train Monday out of JElizabeth ly mangled that it probably will have that ma happen to over hear him to Dayton, Ohio, for burial. nephew, Thomas Smith of 18 Chrome from the easterly line of Pershing the cards show about him, Briefly it • y, according to the boys' state- • -i...i ...!,„„ Poter Tilth's avenue along the creek bed, was laid is: father dead, mother run away to be amputated when Peter Tilth's to. Besides being partly consumed by avenue. Mrs. Sherwin arrived in this v • ;md told Kish. The gang then Tuesday—Well I dont see how I over until the next regular meeting. leaving t' « little children to support car turne•dd turtle Sunday night at It flamee tlw men were badly mangled country on Juno 21. It was her first m w»it for the sailor as he was car am tver K°ing to be successful in the A deed for the property to be used themselves somehow on a small -wi- rshing avenue. Toth wu-i by the fall and ev-ery bone in tneir to the United States and she >" way to his ship. He had been o'clocO'CIOCkK i11n1 l ivi.™.,iV , _, busness wirld. I lost my job at the trip in making the improvement had been dow's nen.sion. ••".*,', it is said, and this circum- taken to the Borough Hall where he bodies was broken. It is believed they made a tour which included Altoona, received by the clerk but it had not drutf store today. I no I cud make were dead before they reached the Threi: brothers from New Bruns- c was in favor of the youthful was Riven aid by Dr. H. I., good oney they fire me to quick most Chicago, Boston, Buffalo, Niagara been approved by the attorney, wick average 14'A per cent under- physician then took grtund. Milkriet's body was badly Falls and New York. • .» loiwly spot the five surround- genrelly all ways. Notice was received frum the Cir- weight. They come from a family of >u ...... - hospital torn and dismemberud and the helm- Mrs. Sherwin said she most Kc siiilor. Kish who is bin and Wensduy—Pa calls his shoes Mrs. ^nci nui uuvu ....^ cuit Court that the case of Henry eleven living in a four room hovel." The index and middle fingers were et on his head was butned to a crisn. • u pulled him over and they went off ut the lirst joint. The end of liqueek & Leek. Recuz when it is dry impressed by the excellent method of Heil Jr., who is suing to recover the Their- father is too ill to work, 90 •ut 1 Korke's body wus terribly burned but •»-'h his pockets, taking $2.IB tintC'r is crushed back as they squeek and when it is wet they not 30 badly mangled as that of Milk- the railroads in handling baggage in old borough hall property had been the mother washes clothes and two -nine package* of cigarets. Kish he fourth thrown out of this country. The idea of depositing started in that court and that an sisters still in their teens work in » . __ 1 hecmid point. leek. about riet. The latter was '' — -•' "* 'urTot ash th who is S3 years old and lives Thirsday—Pa was telling baggage in a baggage room and r* swer must be filed in twenty days factory to bring i n thhe insufficieniffii t aiil to have taken $2. he the cockpit. ceiving a check and having no more tii- florigh girl was accosted as she at i farm there pup. Exhibition - Jailed hearing a loud ex The EiiglibK journulist was nut si revert back to the dutiur together pounds, und since last fall he 'I nun prayjng." Kish informed his small tret: at the side of the road in The bo«s tuld of shows un increase of ll) pounds. He is 'nothtr that as soon as he geU out of Looking up they favorably impressed by Carteret. The with uny buildings thut might have oing. But Tuth, according to plosion overhead been erected upon it. till underweight but another two . J nl he will hunt up hifl father ami Two Carteret Men Give Each saw the plane in liunes and plunging smells anad neespeciallw experiency thee stiflinlo herg .gas Baksa, wus past the centre of the <;»», werVYKIeC a new experie Heil brought suit some months weeks of the Kiddie Gump's cook's liunch him in the no«e- road and his cur was lurching toward towartowarauHd the. ««."•earth•. It was directly over d thi lik pther Bloody Noses, Then their heads at the time and was DilU had nut encountered anything like it to recover the property but becaus< good food should show a big im- Tht police were making arrange the ditch on Ilia left when' the ma- •lsewhere in this country or England. the action was started in a Court o jir iveinent. nu-iits this afternoon to take Kish chine hit liaksa's car and turned Embrace—-Police Br^ak It AB il f«H, th« boys ing at an angle- 'fblow out the n the latter country she put in much Chancery it was thrown out on th- Dr. William Lundon of Perth Am- ••iid l'okola to the workhouse to begin over. said, the wind seemed to 1) tune in industrial towns as her wiit- ground that the action should have boy, chairman of the- medical com- ttu-ir terms. not damaged badly Up. flames. They appeared lo Buksa's car wus llot lo the been brought in a court of law. Th mittee, expects) better results this and Toth's wus toweowed away to thu uished as the plunif * year tliiiu i-ver before, lie saya "The It is reported that Somethingg- exceptionallty y ppictures- tree tops of the woods where it fell Hcjinu bus now been started in th Avenel Woman Injured Economy garage. It is report que was staged' yesterda' ' yy "*afternoo* "n circtlit court in accordance with th camp has never been so well operat- another man was ridind g witith Toth q but there was another explosion In Auto Accident Here vacant Ifits bbackk of Chrome when the plane hit the earth und a mi opinion of the vice chancellor. Tl: ed us it is this year under Director and that he disappeared after the ac- in the nd on notice was referred to the attorney (jord.iii. All in all, there hag never Mrs. Esther Popovies, of Avenel, Tth u too excited and in by John (jriflin, John Glynn fresh burst of. tlanii: which .consumed nical matter mi mining cident. Toth waa too excited and in and Jumes GallagherGllh , alall of thhe CCrea- • iimi'Mne. W Hercules Ellis, chairman of Ur been a more competent stuff, and the «3 years, was cutt by flyingfli gl»»» too much agony to make a statement. what was left of the machine, drulic Vuiii;im Fivees, The accident happen- burned away. The torn body of Mil American methods of Haumtfarlner with the bor- Body Sits In Carteret—Find tiud ouch bluodied the other's nose. are mude by night in St. Joseph's hall. Mrs. F • I at the corner of MfcKlnley avenue. My thut time a crowd of youiiKsteru ki'let was '"ing face downward near dressing and conduct of stores I'-ipovics escaped Injury but his car Few People Dissatisfied With the wrecked tank und \lurke was ly- being rapidly adopted by the English ougb. Colton, president of the association'^ had collected and some one telephon- But catcher will come to general chairman. Mrs. Arthur Mkiiyi' "us badly damaged. His mother was ing on the other side of the plane retail stores, -especially the big de- :ti :I 'r.'atud by a physielan for a cut Valuations — One Appeal ed the pulici!. also face downward. partment htoi-fi, Mrs. Sherwin said. the boron chairman of the — " :| tilynn und (iulUgher fxchkugud a Just before the explosion ilurio night freshments. n-i>M the forehead. Granted. [111 UI1U IIIUII^.... T Formerly it waa the custom in few illor « lullinM: g lblowl Ja **""tliey' stoppewfnimttdd said that the plum* bud d/ine a loop English stores fur the customer to Theso Street Woman Says Tbe County Tax board sat in CaCar fixhtini; und embraced each other, in the air. Many; mutorists had been come in and stand at a certain des- leret Wednesday and considered ap falling over in the operation und watching the stunt, it was later learn- ignated place. Then the floor walker Girl Stole Money, Shoe*, Etc. pettls for reduction of taxes. Definit'»»tt"itei damagina^nif.g a» fence. They were taken ed, and had seen the explosion and would approuch and ask what the. the fall of the plane in tlamea. The wished to purchase. Then DO NOT BE MISLED M»ry Choban, of 44 Jeanette action was taken in onl"»lyv —uone in charge by the police bjjforo any customer o p 1 further demonstration could be made. vicinity uf the spot where the plane "id, reported ^o the police on Wed- that of N. W. iyi - -, wh« uilwd that the customer was lead to the coun- "wday that she had been robbed by $1/600 be reduced fell was aoon crowded with uutua and ttu where that particular line was on his valuation of Farewell Surprise For a crowd gathered abuut the fallen By Fake Sales •' Kill named Eiuel Neroeth, of 40 to 11,000. His appeauppesl waa ggrante ran wde sale. This custom has given way to l|)l"i street. The woman said the girl Julia I'etu had presented an appeal Mn. M. L. Mauiner plane und iU detui crew. the American custom of going intu '•"tined her house and stole a pocket- for 4 reduction but »ubbtiqu,«ntly The police of Woodbridge and the store and• 'huntin '!-g - abou' t until Go Down To !l for 4 re The appeal of the A furewell aurprise-party van giv-1 Railway were sooOV«nK oV.n. the scen„e and he wanilits. The ""k containing |B, a pair of shoes, withdrew it. one fhjds what ..- Hng.. - " yw uf silk stockings and two p*w« Company of en in honor of lira. M. L, Mauanur, j the ambulance of the Rahway hospl- Ssh learned that the customers often Franklilin (J(Juulracting Company of +ul "f garters.. ' . , i by the ladies' auxihury-of thu Broth-'taJ «*mcame in responresoonsw to a telephone »w oZr thinp they wanted ami the East R»bway for a reduction from call- has Cheap John's General Stort f 15,000 to $5,000 w»» taken under erhood of* Israel' ', o»n« Thursdai*kunuiikyv eve- Andrew, Simonsen, Ofth« adopUon of the American plan »•"* ; Rockmai's annex Delicious Fred .greatly increased aUeii. ftdvisenwmt and the membera of thuninn||fg nstrol-«nbuUnp#, Mm. Sherwin visited this country I HttdMA and Union Streeti, C«rteWl (; bd decided to iwpact the proper- served. A heau: refreshnniiiU were served. A ea jmarily as the executri* of the will ly Find the Be»t and HigUat Grad* HARDI»AN;S, tiful giif was presented by Mr ih' tfathe She wiled wer« received, from JaooHowiUgiif wa, presidents presente, Idn th#HMti)by Mrs«. >tB.fcs*stws Id All Aloog Tbrouill *HY* Wk JaooHowiUh dty, president «-Ini th#HMti)• « >t QSlfo/WeBd on Molday. ininK.Cvni- the sod«ty. «tteat»** Tho^'pW *«: Mrs. % J*M 1 to arriY* ID noth- 167,01(0 ;f bowThi Mr. «nd Mrs. ». Zlw, l*^ iVort^. C*r Low< p] and TELLS OF MURDER to any drmlar tnitraoMnl AFTER TWO YEARS observing the stars. Astrolabe* . of two Wnds-Hrpherical and pi,, sphnrie. They were osed mainly ,1 ,„ Fpnr Kept Boy Silent About Ing thn Fifteenth, Bliteenth and ,:„, tmteonth centuries. Mother's Death. Sontli American Woodi Itrl'iKoinn, N. .?.—Tlio flpcret thnt Ttip [trliicli.nl woods Imported fr(* frur Uu.kei] In the liratn of Wnlter South Atnorlon nro mnhognny nn.] ,!* Monincni fur livo yonrs escaped reoont- ony, wlilrh nro lined for mnklnR rilr ly, nml now police here are seeking evl- nllnre; Sitnnlnh codnr, which IR „„,. I (ICIKM! to corroborate the eighteen year- for r!((nr boxes, t\pi greenhean, wliirk ulil boy's story thnt his mother's denth In flfled for Rpeclfll dock construction In llrlilKclon hospital, March 18, 1027, ThPRn rome from the northern m resulted from a blow given by lier eastorn rnnnfn of Roisth Amprlcn brother, William WorkhlBer, who Bought, with an Iron pipe, to silence her cnrnplnlnts be was stealing her (lnery for a girl friend. At a coroner's Inquest Workhiser w.E HAVE ITj testified till sister, while driving In MR Secretary Of Agriculture Arthur M Hyde, with Asunder H. RR enr with him, leaped from the from Chairman of the Federal Farm Honrrl. wlilch held Its first. nwtlnR with The NEW PffiieQ sent as the car was running along President Hoover at the Whit* ITmi.sr rKR« North 1'earl street, and fractured her are discussing p!sn» for the expenditure of tho $500,000000 which hM Balanced-Unit Radio skull. At the Inquest Welter testified been appropriated for farm relief. the leap occurred outside Brldgeton, ThU »up«H» NEUTRODYNE-PLt s hut was silent as to details. The Jury Amelia Earhart Enters Air Derby LOWBOY only Trucks Anivt found the death accidental, but recom- mended farther investigation. otiTlmt Police Copt. George T. Hnmlyn, In checking up on an automobile theft Screen Grid here, arrested Workhtser and two oth- • 119.SO er men, locked them op In the Bridge ton. JatLaad (Ud.a. little iDYeittoUng- He heard Walter had told certain Revolutionary stories about his uncle. And soon tone, distance, s«. B UILDING Walter wag telling those stories to lectivitj, the r*. htm and to Recorder Frank Lore. rait of Balanced Units. V delays are expensive They simmered down to this: handsome. Call or phone us and The night before his mother's death and cause you ser- arrange for FraDEMONSTRATION in she accused his uncle of stealing some Marvel Crosson, holder of the woman's altitude record, Is ons of the your home. Be rare to hear the ious disappointment. of her lingerie and handkerchiefs to number of famous aviatrlces of Southern California entered In the First give one of his friends. Be denied National Woman's Air Derby. The entrants will leave the flying field new Philco before haying ani Our equipment of at Clover Field. Santa Monica, Cal., Aug. 18, bound for Cleveland, u a radio. Othermodela, *67 to (20S, this. The argument grew heated. feature of the national air races this summer. trucks makes it pos- Workhlser picked up a piece of pipe Battery Sets EWtrifieJ Tc and bit the boy's mother. She didn't Wrm Won Wa*«r Oparata New Tubes sible for us to give fall to the floor but "sort of spun "Emporor Moth." around," and Workhlser, picking her There are several large green cater- In Breton there ts a popular legend prompt service. up, took her to his car. "He made pillars which, when full grown, spin that the wren once claimed to be king E. H. MOTT me," Bald the boy, his voice wavering, silken cocoons In which to pass the of birds because It eonld mount up "wipe op tho blood." winter, transform to the moth state higher than the eagle. When the 86 Washington Ave. With Bill Ding driving, and finally emerge with all their competition began between them, the C»r* BUT SHE MU. IAV Manhattan avenue. Later It was said Auaruea eea TOMOWOW* the child probably would not survive WIU.SHEHOUBZ ABOUTTHfCT the wound. TOO? DARU RIGHT.' THE UBi Detectives of the Morrisnnla station i$ AU AoveKnsea, AUO 6O found that they faced an almost hope- HAS A STEAD* DEMMJD RHl lens task of finding the negro maid Hen PROOuer^-

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V,,M iim't go wrong when m, V1 , ;, I us do your cleaning and HI' !„, ll>: we are experts of long iwYORK CUSTOM TAILOR Those lliree youthful Itorry pk-kern on me upon Tliumns A. Kdlson In n Held Ml-in St. Woodbridgetl »• W. Rwns. CamhrldRii, KiiRlaml, the broad Jump by near Urooksldp, N. .)., where he wna withering wild lliiwers which lie told 111 covering 22 feet 11:» lnrhi>s. them *vcre IO he used In cultivation for his rubber exploltut 10119. During the course of his eonversntlon Mr. Edlnon told ttie youths tin- secret o( hla process, but they refuses to disclose It to Interviewers. Tim hoys are, left 10 right: Lnwrence Ilorncr, twelve; Grant Thortnirn, Jr, twelve; nnd Jack Hortier, seven. IT do^y make a difference where I END OF DEATHS FROM you /)U3/ your radio It CHESTER CONTAGION FORESEEN

n BT THOMAS ARKLE CLARK Future Gerferations to Be DMI of Man, Unlt.rtltT of I llliaoia. Immune From Germs. «»«»»««»»*» mm mi mnnnnnnu» Pnrla.—The dny may be approach- GRIFFITH 1 don't know what Chester's last Ing when mankind can be lmmunlted natne Is. I could have found out, bat from all contoglous maladies, and I was not curious causes of death can be reduced to old enough to In- age, the wearing out of organs or ac- offers the latest and finest quire. UQ got on cidents. the train Qt one Science already has means of pre- of the Canadian venting four of the gravest dlaeaaei summer places which have cuused serious ravage* with an Impetu- throughout history nnd In France alone osity and a furor hundreds of scientists ere continuing which made tm their studies to provide vaccines to all nwnre of hla Immunize mankind against all the coming and he other Ills to which we hare been belr, SCREEN-GRID remained with us The Pasteur institute, the Curie In- until we reached stitute and the Academy of Medicine Minneapolis. He nre all centering their efforts on find RADIOS wns a w e II- Ing vaccines, and at present the great dressed and well set-up youngster of est attention Is being paid the antl ten, I Judge, and If he had had any tuberculosis vaccine ot Calmette. manners or had been tnught an; sort Smallpox Scar*. ot self-control he would hove been a Already vaccination against small very likable boy. He was apparently AX WATCH KEW pox, diphtheria, typhoid, and para the only child of a prosperous-looking typhpld fevers has proved successful. gentleman of sixty and a handsome Science la divided over the merits ot Screen Grid Radio woman considerably younger, t re- the tuberculosis vaccine, which Is now ferred that there were no other chil- being widely used In France, and It dren In the family from the complete- $ will be" necessary to wait tor the re- ness with which he got what he want- sultB of the next ten years beforo Table Model, lew tubes ed, disobeyed all verbal orders given science cau say definitely whether the to him, end disregarded the comfort Calmette vaccine Is a preventive or and the rights of every one on the a danger. I In Beautiful train. The recent smallpox scare In Europe Father and mother occupied a draw- which followed the transport.of the Artistic Cabinets Ing room at the end ot one ot the disease from India to England by pas- less tubes cars but Chester seemed to feel that sengers and crews on liners caused a 3 the whole train was his personal prop- sudden Increase tn vaccinations which erty. While his parents were quietly almost taxed to Its limit the produc- engaged In a friendly game of bridge tion capacity of the Pasteur institute. 1 With some acquaintances which they Modern engineering has come to the had picked op on the way, Chester aid of science, however, and by the roamed at targe like a wild Texas use of most modern American refrig- I steer turned loose In a public street eration machinery and methods, It Is Re went tearing up and down the now possible to make up serums In Screen Grid Radio aisles shouting and slnmralng the doors over feet and vast quantities and store them away and tripping vultcasei to be ready for such an emergency as and paying no attention to anyone. that created by the British smallpox 1 Tfw New Atuxster Kent - No, 20 Table Mpdel Be was quite at home wherever he scare. went Screen QHd Radio in World li Prepared. Highboy Cabinet $QQ.5O In the observation car where a num- Professor Lereboulet of the French ber of people were trying to write or Academy of Medicine, one of the out- Less tubes and Speaker s Zr to read quietly, Chester moved con- stundlng authorities on vacclnatldn in stantly from one place to another, try- Europe, said that the world Is today No. 25 In Beautiful Cabinet lug this chair and then that looking perfectly prepared to fight aguiust epi- at one magaxlne nnd then tossing It demics and muny contagious diseases Stanford- aside for another, and all the time he ould be forever eliminated If all nn was making a greut racket Ions would adopt the successfully '"Don't do that, Chester," his mother irovea methods. would occasionally say, but her warn- Luxurious Group JLD *J less tubes ing seemed to act more as an Incen- Smallpox has entirely disappeared tive to further disturbance than as a is an epidemic In France, although Carlson deterrent. Chester had not yet learned here are rare scattered cases, espe- the sound of his master's voice. Be :lally In port towns," Professor Lere- of Ten Pieces At Screen Grid Radio went on B« If nothing had been said loulet said. to htm. "Every year Bees several hundred thousand persons vaccinated against $ Table ModeINo.641 At the table Chester sulked a good smallpox in France, especially school deal or ate as If the process were :hildren, soldiers and people living In 119 wholly to satisfy his appetite. Gen- cities who are most subject to con- erally he did not like what was set speaker Screen Grid Radio tuglon. Our vaccination work has before him and made derogatory com- Davenport End Table been so successful and the public has with ments on the ineuu. Father and moth- accepted It so heartily that today It er took little notice of this attitude; Occasional Table Model No. 642 Automatic Tuning safe to say France has no fears of Club Chair they were evidently quite used to (t smallpox. In Beautiful Cabinet and were neither surprised or shocked. Wing Chair Smoking Stand $ Chester Is the Illustration of one "Similar campaigns to encourage sort of modern training of the young. iR-cinutlon ugnlnst diphtheria have Shown Here hud good results. A half million chil- Bridge Lamp Table Lamp 175 He Is being allowed to express his own personality, to develop without dren tire vucctnated against this dls- less tubes eusu umiuiilly with the result that It and Shade $ restraint. If he learns good manners, and Shade or moilosty, or self control, or unself- has utmost disappeared In our hospl- less tubes In Beautiful Cabinet ishness, or regurd for other people'B tula. We will continue until the eutlre Imagine getting a complete living room furnished 247- French youth, about 8,000,000 chil- S comfort or personal rights he will for just $119! Such are the really generous savings pick thexe tiling up himself through dren, Is Immune. Perpetual Service Money Back or «|)erltnce mid lutiil knocks, and pos- 'The antityphoid vaccine has now the July Clearance Sale is bringing to Ludwig's. Re- Exchange Privilege sibly through wuli'lilng some one else ueeu proven successful, und already read the list of ten pieces—and each piece is .well —One Year Free whoso cximiiilu he thinks well ot If hundreds of thousands of persons vol- constructed—and really lovely. StrombeTg'CaTbon Within 10 Days 1 niuy Judgo from the way lie tided uuturlly seek Immunization uummlly. Double Guarantee The Cuimette vaccine agulnst tubercu- Model 642 between Seattle and Minneapolis tliu parental, restraining tmnj bus not yet losis CUM bo suld to be still lu a ntug« ve hi't-n hi Id on him. of observation, but we ha seen only Pay $1 Weekly yood resultB HO fur upd 200,000 cull- OP« FREE INSTALLATION open lren ure vaccinated nnuuully." 18 Months to Evemn 8 Evening, CONVENIENT PAYMENTS « Some people ore proud of having The man who descended from their ancestors; oth- waits for Homethlng ers boast «f having risen above them. IJllWK* to turn up Is likely —Hldweok Feature Section of the Chi- to discover thut II It cago Dally News. Smith St., cor Madison Ave., Perth Amboy] GRIFFITH PIANO CO. hill tow. "The Home o/ Fine Radio" Feen&mint "Jowk OPEN EVENINGS The Laxative for Guts and Woun, \vlU5T MAKE ' IlimE CAPSULES ATH(M RomotlilnR in rtn with thl» insiltj of o f - prHlurlng pyo« In Hie for TftlaphoiM Oarterat 408 .... rauHbf ^. Of HOT IFMONMF THAT

(X H, BYRN1 Editor and Manairer THE " Katarad m m*tmi «k« mattv Am* S, 1034, «t Cart«r«t, N. J., Hudson Maxim's Granddaughter IW Offlw. awJtr It* Att of Man* I. 1818.

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FIREWORKS With the passing of the Fourth of July the news column? of the country carried many stories of children and some adults injured or killed by fireworks. The safe and sane fourth in Elizabeth resulted in some thirty persons being injured. In Carteret a boy was shot in the hand with a blank cartridge by , OVER A irtfLE O AND OOHT another boy and when the latter was questioned he said he OPEN IT, UNTIL bought the cartridges and the gun in Woodbridge, This was a few days before the national holiday and the stores in Carteret were not selling. Carteret has some regulation regarding the sale of fire works; Woodbridge has none. Woodbrfdge gets the blame when Carteret youngsters are injured before the sale of fire- work* \mgim in -Gart«r«t, But the regwUtioiw m Garteret are insufficient. And Woodbridge will be negligent and behind the times until legislation is adopted to meet the situation. Then the youngsters in Carteret and Woodbridge will go elsewhere to purchase things with which to blow ofi their fin- gers or the fingers of their playmates. Besides those accidents which might be classed as purely accidental, there are other so called "accidents" in which chil- H.M Yon? We are advised to eat considerable dren are injured by fireworks and these are not accidents at SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS OVERDONE fish In the spring to supply the Iodine SNAPPED AT LAKE HOPATCONO, N. J.—Left to right: Mosr.s Dykaar, sculptor, who executed the plaque; Mrs. Hudson Maxim, and all but acts of viciousness upon the part of grown men or young needed to prevent certain physical Doris Maxim, fourteen-year-old (rrnnridaughter of Hudson Maxim, who men who hurl large salutes and other explosive fireworks at troubles. The followers of thli nd- died In 1927, Ht the monument to Hi,- "patriot, Inventor, philosopher, Bj DR. WILLIAM KILPATRICK, T«chtn' College. Brooklyn. vlce might say: "Fate cannot harm poet and humanitarian." which Miss Maxim unveiled. Hudson Maxim email children or at passing cars. me; lodlned today 1" lived here from 1901.until his death. In the light of all this it is evident that legislation with teeth is needed. There is not a more foolish Custom in the coun- Religion, the Bible and custom are losing their grip on the new gen- try than that of celebrating a great event in our history by eration as accepted authorities of conduct. Voting, bobbed hair and short Washington Aviator Attempts Flight to Alaska methods that each year take a toll of life and limb, and leave skirts are a few of the symbols of the new freedom. Former standards of a trail of crippled and blinded children and adults. What is conduct were based on the Bible or the church or custom. needed is a ban on placing dangerous firewbrks in the hands ^)ur jouth are honest and alert. The demand is upon us to help them of children or irresponsible, adults. aee the why of what is due, and, when they see, to help them to learn to A municipal display of fireworks at night in charge of do it careful, experienced men is the only feasible w*y of having Education must be thought of as life. The school is the plsre where fireworks if we must have them at all. It would be as well per- life is to be found at its best. But the present school is too often quite content to sacrifice the present in a doubtful hope of helping the fntnre haps to cut them out entirely. In the case of Carteret and Too often, therefore, ft manages to get neither. Woodbridge the two municipalities should get together and adopt such measures as will control the situation and reduce The school does not intelligently educate. It over-emphasizes exam illations. In this respect the regents system » a great evil. The wrong the danger element as much as possible. emphasis has so beclouded thinking that moet parents, most teachers and most colleges fail to see what high-school education really should be. And SLOGANS OF BAD MANNERS in this the college preparatory school is generally worse. So long as the Once upon a time all the idiots in the world held a con- emphasis is on pteparing for examination, by just so much is education vention to select a king. And when the biggest idiot of the lot forgot, the kind of education that really counts. was selected he was put to work making slogans of bad man- History Textbooks Largely Responsible for ners. He was a success from the start. He found a brisk and growing market for his output, It was worse than the Florida International Enmities land boom and the losses were and are greater. By DEAN W. P. RUSSELL, Columbia University. Business men, otherwise considered aane and hard-head- ed, fell for the new line of bunk. They purchased cards bear- The history textbooks of many countries are breeders of interna- ing the slogans and plastered them about their offices, over tional enmities. It is my impression that there is just about as much Cart. Ross Hoyt, wearing parachute and flying suit, rllniblng into his fast Curtlss Hawk at Boiling Field. their desks and othet places where the public could^see them hatred, about as much suspicion, just about as much desire for war, as Washington, to begin the first leg of an attempt to set a new mark for a night to Nome, Alaska. Capt. Hoyt and be properly insulted. Such signs as "Don't Park Here; there was in the days before the World war, One cannot go from one was the pilot of the refueling ship on the Question Mark flight. short calls make long friends"; "This Is Our Busy Day," and country to another in Europe, Asia or the Americas without becoming "Make It Snappy", began to appear on walls of offices. The impressed with the fact that not only the working people, not only the Coaches Old and New king of Idiots was making good. One day he conceived a new military, but people like you and ES, spend much of their time indulg- line, that of making epigrams when he conceived the line ing in hate for their neighbors. "There is No Sentiment in Business", he was immediately pro- . Tbe teaching .oi history under &a international «ed«y-which wcmld claimed Emporer of the Realm of Pikers^. He had arrived. be equally acceptable to all nations is an impossibility. The history

But the worth while# business men and concerns of the textbooks must be acceptable to the American Legion and the Daughters world studied the new trend of things and noted the evil cour- of the American Eevolution in all countries. We must permit old-fash- tesy. The big meat pickers of Chicago hired and trained spe- ioned patriotism in each country. All we can insist upon is that there cial men to act as guides to show visitors about their immense be no gluw againBt other people in the histories, and that when a na- plants and explain the, processes. The result was excellent. tion like otira derives definite benefits from the cultures and resources The effect of the sensational book "The Jungle," was offset. of other nations we give credit for what they have contributed. The public began to think better of the packers. The New York Herald built a plant in the heart of New York with big win- Miscellaneous Shower dows on all sides so that the public could see a metropolitan Woman Released When For Miss Gertrude Casey newspaper in the making, from the sidewalk. Miss Gertrude Casey, of Washing- The Telephone Company spends thousands of dollars an- She Pays Bills ton avenue, who will be married to nually in devising ways to be polite to the public and In coaxing Edward T. Smith, of Elizabeth, late Chrome Woman Charged With in September, waa given a surprise folks to be polite to one another over the telephone. The slo- miscellaneous shower Monday niglit gan "The voice with the smile wins," is familiar. More recent- Threatening Man With Knife by Mrs. Gladys Abel at Mrs..Abel's When He Tried To Collect. home, !t3 Lowell street. The rooms ly the operators assure us that they understand the number we of tho Abe! home were beautifully want by saying ,'thank you." decorqted in a color scheme of pink Mrs. Sophie Kalinowsky, of 9 Hud- and white. On the table was a huge The Public Service Corporation maintains a department son street, was arraigned Tuesday pink und white umbrella under which night on a charge of attempted atro- were collected the gifts to Miss of public relations to keep the public informed on juat what cious assault but she had $20 with Casey. On one corner of the table this big concern is doing and why. Every time the, company is- her and escaped jail by surrendin^ near the umbrella was a miniature the twenty "bucks", lit was like this- wedding party consisting of the bride sues new orders to bus operators or others who come in con- Meyer Koblentz testified that he had find groom and twenty attendants, tact with the public, the company takes the public into its con- made many attempts to collect a the latter, being dolla. These were little bill of $14.60 from Mrs. Kalin- later distributed among the guests fidence and with the aid of newspapers and bulletins in the osky. She always put him off, he said- as favors, then, on July 11 Koblentz said, he thf TfiotT, !'"NL) ^rratest female bniwhnll Irnm in nr wnq the si lTini n«iirnment for th* In Game At Vl Iho rarr in the KiM-rention Durk tnniinl hasrball (fntny, will inv.'iili Cards this ypnr llf will send in. he Cnrtcrrl hi(fh arhl nthli-lir fu'ld, the Cardinal mount I'in tndividnnl Tourney. He won five Mickey M K, |o!fph'.Te«b of out of seven gumcs from I'arney •^mi()»y afternoon, to tie the fiirst of aci1, to entertnin the pirln with Ml Dunham, last. Friday n'\«h\, at the he Cariorcl ('ardinali, m a ^mie of I>iiz7.]in|( slants. Vanvci will be sta- ; Comba Combine Recreational Alleys in Perth Amboy. Sasehnll, which fro"ii'"'s to ilniw tioned hehiinl thr plate. I-anky Pinkd ins from nil nRt-11! of Miildlewx Kick In Leadine the league since its open- Siekerku will cover the initial (tack. ing several weeks ago, Arvn contin- '.ounty, in addition tn Stntnn lulnnd Kither I'litsy Patccnift or Tommy D'- ro fine rallie* made at ues to howl brilliantly in tourney Mki their nmt appeaninci" in Zurilla will plfty at second base, The •n»T<' at Warinanco Park, (tames. His average, exceeded 150 in ( ountv this y°i*r. thf old reliable Sam Smolenski will takt to relate, nearlv every jet of games to date. iliiomer (lirls, should draw l>i^. It care of short. The hardhitting John- i Carteret He has Won 22 games ami lost 6 in s the third Riipvurnnoe of the No-w ny Kkurat will he peon at third. KoiJT- wUhThe "result that tta the loop. irk team in New Jersey this summer faccil Mnsculin will be in left fieM. ,r-flmals, B defeated by the Saint With tr'imes hooked in nil the lending .Ine Medwivk will play in center, b R At the present Arva leads Tad cities throughout New Jersey, IVnn \ of Rosalie P«^ y while Kara or Wexler will patrol Banzak by one game. He won the sylvanin nnd New York, the Dloomer v first game of he set with Dunham by richt. field. l lav will start at 3 o'- the Cardin- Girls are a groat drawing card WIMT clock.. IJDII Knpucy, of Car^eret, will reUpiVof 29 pins. Dunham conped the seconci ever they go. The greatest collection •l'h they could not by a three pin margin. Arva retali- ofticiate. s was s of female stum in the F.«st play with The probable line-ups: s ated rn the third with another one- the team. The Newark tcRm wns f 0 Roosh, center; tanghorst, guard; 0 Sunday, the pool ia conceded to be Lewis and Tarwaln, ends and Bergewo Mickey D'Zurilla of Carteret is now rated one of the- largest in the East. It is lb 0 Saw an item on some sporting page recent- Broke World's Mark 1 and Hall, backs. with a batting average of .254 with the Bing- 50 feet wido by 150 feet long, locat- rf Lettennen from prevtoos years: ly! which read to the fact that the Jersey City ed just off the boardwalk in full view 2b 1 0 0 Frank Lanurn. 1926; A. B. Wolgast, Black Cats sold their star pitcher, Milt Shoff- hamton, N. Y. nine in the New York-Penna. of the sea. 1027 and Joe Green, 1024 and 1926. ner, to the Cleveland Indiana for twenty thous- circuit. Not bad, eh? Mickey will return from On one side of the pool is a coro- 38 S 12 Among the promising sophomores fortable seating arrangement for ac- AB R H and dollars and a player. T|je player, George league activities some time next month, it is comodution of spectators. Powerful Ron-lie PurW will be Ihe following: E. J. Kawal, A. flood lights ranged around the elge ••• !l, -1\> .... O. Cense and L Bulpllt, centers; R. Grant, who comes to the Black Cats, was re- believed. He will tie up with the Carteret Field of the pool are provided for use dur- ••• M-. sb ..: E. Nusitplckel. tackle; B. L. 8mlth, Club for the rest of the season. Doesn't mind ing evenings, while an indirect light- l!,;-lill.\ lb puted to have remained in the big "smoke" «•*!•*; 4. C Ewaoa. A.. F..8cS»ult! and playing ball, do«s he? ing system at the bottom gives an un- D. G. Munch, backs and R. J. Stein chiefly on account of his "luck." A mean poke, u.iuftlly beautiful effeet to the water.-,' ]: ,!.,; rf Water flows in and out in two swift 11. M.ilVO, SS . man, end. continuous cross currents. The latest vi..- h, ->s Out of the 2(1 players who received he turned in a .316 batting average. lost forty pounds within a mqnth rac- and most approved scientific sanita- I,,. 1.1,.HI, If . varsity letters lust fall, only three will The next year he led the league in ing out to left field to relay balls to tion system has been adopted which 1 -.v.p be available for the 1030 team, which New Jersey's Best batting with the magnifnent average i the bases on balls hit to the tall Sale- maintains the water in a constant mite. indicates that Zuppke will be Inter- of .390 and.was immediately snatch- state of purity. The shallow end is ed un by the Washington Senators. To make up for his shortcoming in ested In tlie development of sopho- Goose Goal in, of Salem and the three feet deep for children to wade, 98 9 9 3 The purchase price was said to tie the field, Goslin set a terrific pace at while at the other extreme is a nine- mores and In the ability of Incoming Washington Senators. $7,000. Whatta bargain! bat, and nosed out Heinie Manueh by ' ^rc hy inntngi: a foot depth with three diving boards. i.rd.nals.... 1*000000 2—3 freshmen During the tail-end of that season, one point for the batting champion- The coach himself is ID the far Just as Georgia boasts of its Cobb, Goalin played in but fourteen games ship of the American League. He baU The following arc the events and I'.irk tf 0 0 2 0 8 4 0 x—9 those who are entered: West, Instructing In two sumtnet Texas its Speaker, Oklahoma its and batted .260. But in training ted .379 to Manush's mark of .378. Mimmary—Two b«se Wts: ,Ma»cu- 100-yards free style, handicap, B !!. Calvanek (2). Three base nits: courses and spending' the rest of the Waner Brothers, and Alabama its Se- camp in 1922, Goslin displayed BO The big Salem boy is indeed New much skill in tagging the leather pill Jersey's classiest contribution to the Team: l^eola Gottsammer, Elvia Mir- f. int. Home runs: Smith, Dooley. time In painting and other recreations, well brothers, so does New Jersey boast its Goose Goslin, one of thf that he immediate!-' established him- Big Show. For eight straight years aglia, Nilda Miraglia, Louise Rosen- iik out by Dooley, 10; Fleming, Zuppke realizes thnt his men face a berpr, Ruth Tullis, Muriel Byrne. 100- li.-cs on balls off Dooley, 0; Flem- hardest hitters ever to ascend to the self as a regular. That year Goslin he 'Ijas, been a star in the Washing- stiff schedule In Kansns, Northwest yards free style, handicap, A. team: Hit by pitehed ly , b ; Fl big leagues. batted .324. Ever since then, the. tall ton tfulfield; He pot off to a bad start era, Chicago, Iowu, Ohio State, Mich- Salemite has not failed to bat in the this year, and is hitting .283 at pres- Leah Riley, former senior Metropoli- (iihbons. Umpire, fll by Flero- Goalin's full name is Leon Allen tan and junior National 100 meter' igan and Army Goslin, and he first saw light of day .300 class. In 1923 he batted an even ent, but is coming up with every .300, but the following year he tack- passing day. He is a good bet to fin- free style, champion; Eva Bein, Max- The Illlnl practice opens September on October 16, 1901, which makes ine Bracker, IRuth Brackcr, Rita Bre- NOTH him but twenty-seven years of age ed on forty-four points to hiS'batting ish in the .330 class, at least. f 16, since September 15, the legal day average. The next three years he reton, Mary Hagen, Franoes Hanlon, T* • I, ~ at present, and promiset,at let^st six Goslin tak-ea hjs cut from the left- Helen Hendry, Elizabeth Kompa,, tor beginning, falls on Suuduy. The more years" of big-leagijie competi- batted for averages of .835, ,364 an8 feet 1% Inches at the mer National Medley champion; li'Tuuph of Carteret: Oanjaroni R*ptil« Dorothy Courtney, Lillian Irwin, out two home runs and batted .344, pain. But a few days later, he exper- recent annual Kansas lik Lincoln avenue, between the pres- exuctlv the same figure as he had lin- The bite of the glla monster It ex- Doris Lawuon, Ella Molnar, August* ienced much misery with his throw- truck meet. ' nt pavement terminating- at Hay- ished for the entire season. Washing- ing fin. Many specialists were called ceedingly poisonous, the venom glands, Muller. 400 yards, free style, scratch: •'•;II<1 avenue and Washington ave- ton repented in 1925, and this time to his uid but onlv a rest could bring unlike snakes, being lu the lower Eleanor Madigan, junior Metropoli- 1HH-, ' tan 50-yard champion; Marion Vail, their opponents were the l'ittsburg his goad right arm back to its former Jaw. These and close!; related lizards Warren street, between Hudson Pirates. In this series Goslin rapped junior National long distance champ- strength. Goute's services were too are believed to be the only polson- •tnit and Edwin Btreet. out eifht hits for an average of .308. valuable to be spared by the Wash- BASEBALL ion; Marie Bcrger, Jessie Conway, '"'! an eitflit inch reinforced concrete ington Club and when the season oim lizards. The glla monster re- Dorotnea Dickinsun, Evelyn Hertle. I'^VMiH'nt on Goose's first start came in l'J'20, ceived Its nn me from the Glla river In when he was just nineteen years of rolled around, Goose once more was NOTES 100 ysinls, free style, handicap, 'I'hat portion of Roosevelt nvenue patroling the left tit-Id pasture. It is Arizona. girls under 1J: Constance Hanf, Rita , bi-u-ecn Wheeler avenue and Wash- age. He was signed by tin- Columbia said that Hobby Reeves, who covered -•-- Please inuntiun this paper when Buffalo IIUB seiu I'lldier Iflurle I'rot Ausst'nhiifer, Willa Horn, Jean Kol- '.ii "rinii avenue which lies between the Club of the South Atlantic League be, Ruth Meyer, Helen Rosenberg, ^ 11 buying from advertisers. •—- fltt to I'ueblo of the Western league <-»t pavement and curbs on both and in his first year in fast company, shortstop for the Senators last year, Kathryn Welch; diving exhibition' "I>•:. thereof, • • • Eh.iiio Denaley, junior inetropojitail ""•iilinc t»plans and specifications St. 1'uul has shipped Catcher Smith fancy diving champion; Mary HaBen,.* i"''i'"n-dj(y Oliver P. Mitchell, _Kor- Assistant Secretary of Navy Makes Practice Dive in Sub to Oklahoma City of Ihe Western FVanuus Ilaulon, Frances Meany, 'i li Kutrineer. Plans and Hpucifica- A HIIM;II|I ot Hie nullity rL-lil lianil league. IK " iiiul forni of bid may be hail (if Uu/./.y Viince, hlniid pitcher »1 tlie •'if iillice of the Borough The Baltimore Orioles lilt better 00 1 lUnoUlyn Itolilns. showing Imw the Hispano Soccer Club 'Hoom 401, Raritan B , duzzler grips the Imll when pitching the rond than they did In tbeir first In Scoreless Tie lib Amboy, New Jersey, or from long «tuy ot houe. ">v VO. Platt, Borough Clerk, a fust one. And when thin fust bull 11 l"'ait of Fifteen (jl&) Dollars. speeds across the (iliite, very few bat- • • « The second team representing the ; !ii • must be1 made out on the tern swing In time to tiieut II Arthur Uuslcant, star southpaw of Carteret Hispano Football Club play- ''•'lui-il proposal form in the irittit- the City College nine, hns been signed ed a scoreless tie with the Perth Amr:..._ by the Pliilmielplihi Athletics. hoy Sporting Club cubs, Sunday, on j j'--iignated therein and required 1 'I"1 sspecificationsp , must be ac- FirapU'«M One* T»I»d l.eibitf * Field. Tho game got under- way at 2 o'clock, with 200 people 1>;itiif' hundred per centum of the Ray Neal of Wutmsh haa been ''. 'il«o with a certified chuck of a quarter of a cwtury, and yielded liKbt defense of the Amboyann, j j| named line couch at DePanw uulver Ifss than tan per centum of the $1,000,000 a year. Wtlltaui III abol- 'On Sunday afternoon, the Carter^.? l alty, a rival school In Indiana, "" '"t of the bid, drawn to the Or- ished ft. et Hispano eleven will travel to 1 »t Charles A. Brady, Borough » » • Vurk City, where a game will "ii'itur, and be delivered at the Mlua Helen Wills, world's teunls played with the South Americaa', •'« >• mid hour above1 mentioned. I], at Ulintr Park, Brooklyn. Dal.^.... Mr. Zaller says if you Uko a run queen, hopes to continue activity on in' llorough Council reserves the practice sessions have been held, U»-.J down to 85 Smith streat, Perth Aui- the courts until ab« la sUt* year* of nrepuration for Sunday's rune, KA Kht to ltjett any or all bids should n ll buy, yuu will reach the "Climax" in age. bus will leave the club, on Roostvpft j 'y deem it for the be»t intereata of Stationery »nd Printing. We ure avenue at 10 a. m. and those wiajUl "•llorough of Carteret so to do. ready to serve you with & large t« Ike fencing revival In New York to make the trip are requasted ti "v Order of the M#yor and Coun- lection of Office Supplies, Social Sta- un time. 1 "I the Borough of Carteret. has grown to such proportions that tionery, Bridge Pmes of all kimla, tlie Fencers' club U building a ten- The locals will line up in the f HABVEY VO. PUTT, Kodaks and Films. Typewriters sold Borough Clerk. lowing order: John Cr«bt), G: F.,1 i, , , , , and rented. Ulube-Weniieku agtmU story home. binan, K. F. B.; Melo, I. B.; Me: "•"••'1 July IB, 1929, for Steel Deaku, Filiny Cabinets, etc • » » R. H. tt.; Sloan, C.H.q.;J.Mu —Adv. A cement amphitheater, seating IB, h. II. B.;Davis, C. ~ ' SNAPPED AXiBAM DUEGO, OAIi.-T-Erne#t Lea Jahnclte, Aaelatant SscieUry ol ttw Navy, WM a pas- Frederick H.Turo#r Co. 000 gDQctatora,. la uuijw coostructlau R.j Sloan, C. O. P. DE YOUNG senger on Q» V-i above, the Wavy'g la/gent undonea fighter, during recent pnctloe dJvwoff the want ot ID Par!* ' ' ' I l 4 7^rj" miiuiiire, SMC Ifffl be It Beanty and Health at 554 AMen street, comer of Cra™ ODDITIES Too W»ifb»y for AatH Discovers Non-Poisonous Morphine CLASSIFIED ADS ton avenue, WoodbrWg> N J Th« hnrenn of nOiniinnln my* Hint W. I. 7-19fp. ftntomohllM could he run MWPHifnl- rinKsiflpd Advertisements only one An «i(l« mntwi once for life. \j on nnlnnrl (tun, hot ttn> n*« won)<1 r»nt n word; minimum charge 2Bc. FOR SALE—One ton Chevr. .... have to he compressed Into (ttppl cyl trunk( cheap far quirk w>V; R . Thf1 pin net Mara tin* two ffloons. WANTED stein, 30 Grove avenue nr pi,. Inflera which wnnld nrtrt onnitdprnhlp 585-M. s WOMAN wishes work by day. Write weight The amount of nafhrnl in W. I. 7-10*. Tlmm nrp no railroads In ItfOnnd. equivalent to five gnllong of Rngollne cure "f Independent, Hox WK. would require enormous containers If W. I. 7-19*. FOR RALE-t-Housp nt 1!) Aim , Tltllf Switzerland hag eight nnlver- It were not comnremied. SALESMEN avenue, W Oxbridge; 7 rooms. Improvements; inquire at 6fi7 R,,,, lllos. Determining Oc«aa't Salt SALESMEN—WE HAVE AN OP- PORTUNITY ON OUR RALES velt avenue, Carteret. nodontK often naffer from Bright'* The saltiness of ocean water it dif- FORCE FOR A LOCAL REPRESEN- W. I. & C. P. 7-12, 19, 2(1; R-2. ferent points Is determined by pass- TATIVE. GOOD EARNINGS AND BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and hnii, ing an electric current through It, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES AIRE ASSURED MEN WHO CAN MEET electric light, gat, water, sew. r Tlip crocodile le the largest Stilting since the saltier ttie water the great- concrete street; price $3,500; er the current that ctn pas* through. OUR QUALIFICATIONS. MONT- Ptl reptile. GOMERY, WARD & COMPANY, 5(1 terms; 6 Wedgewood avenue, Wool KURNETT STREET AND RAH bridge; inquire J. E. Harned, p,, Tlmrc urp nhnut 2,250,000 coconut WAV AVE., ELIZABETH, N. J. Office Building, Woodbridg-e. pnlinfl In Klnrliln. Creating the W. I. 7-19. , W. I. 2-lBtf. (M ly nhnnt one-third of • tree Is Conditions HOUSES BUNGALOW—Five rooms; all HOUSES for sale or for rent; money proVementg; telephone to loan. DeYoung, Avenel, N. J., 260-R or 676. By CORONA REMINGTON Phone Woodbridge 929-J or Wood- More ttmn hnlf the farm workers In »®©®®®®( bid 240-W. 3-ltf. Ormnnv pro wnniPn. TRUCKING, local or long distance (Copyright 1 FOR RENT two trucks at your convenient. n.itWnc for the poor Is kept In IM NORTON looked up from hit Phone Woodbridge 198. John Thorn. FOR RENT—Three room apartment; end: of the 20 city hnlls In Paris. J desk as his son came Into the of- ai, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. fice and saw at a glance that the trip write care of Vanity Beauty Shop, 7fi Main street, Woodbridge. WANTED Tliimns A. Eillgon, the noted Inven- had been unsuccessful. W. I. 7-19 tf. "Father, I gsess I'll never get to CLEAN RAGS wanted, size of ham tor, lias 1.07S patents to his credit Little Yvonne Dnrvllle of Copen- kerchief 01 larger, 5c a pouni be vice president of the firm, no mnt- FOR RENT—three rooms for light ; K r hagen, winner of the first prize In a housekeeping. All the latest im- Middlesex Press. 20 Green «tre. f V( ir Bljlwl «M> tor hfir flrl I wc M 1 I^ronly flon't to An4 the pretttat so4 seem to have a business head." ...wvemeittor.-WiU-ba vacant Julx i.7. cook their dinners over boiling healthiest child In Denmark. She Is apply 564 Barron avenue or call grflBEftV Do your own Landscaping, sole : springs. • "Nonsense. Just because you failed five years old. Woodbridge once Is no reason for talking that •SNAPPE33 AT HAMBURG, GERMANY-Dr. Hans Much, director of plants now while they are in foliar- the Hamburg University Institute. lor Tubercular Research, who Is re- W. I. 7-12tf way." and bloom. We raise a complete li , A German professor hQB Invented a ceiving the plaudits of the medical world abroad for his discovery on of nursery stock and invite your i •.. camera that takes fi.000 pictures a "Yes. but all the time I sat there CAUSE OF FIRE extracting the poison from morphine and from medicinal plants. The FOR RENT—Two very desirable flats; six roomB and all improve- apection. Everything grown local!. second. talking to old Anderson I.kept think- process In no way detracts from the properties of morphine as used by We do grading;. Prices reasonable ing, 'If dad were here be'd sell him physicians, nor does It affect the medicinal properties ol the other plants ments. Garages; apply at Brady's Store, Washington avenue, Carteret. JANSA'S NURSERY, Sewaren, N. i Steamships semi their flags to the twice as much as he originally wanted treated. W. I. 6-28; 7-6, 12, 19, 26; H-2, ... laundry Just the snme as they do their and I'm going back without a thing.'" FOR RENT—2 or 4 furnished room For th* Houi«wH« linen. "Something wrong with your meth- ThrM Good Sn||Mtion« ....apartments; also furnished rooms; ods, son. Now, you've handled this Help to preserve tbe good of the Place a thick sheet of blotting pa- apply Mrs. Little, 144 Main street, A tennis eonrt (it Hampton Court prospect from start to finish; suppose past; try to select the best that tbe per under the covers of dressing ta- telephone 3-M. palace, In England, has been In use on tell me about It and we'll sec present offers; strive to transmit to bles and sideboards. This will ab- W. I. 7-5 tf. - LETTERHEADS 400 years.—Grit. ' here you got off tbe track." others what Is worth while. sorb any split liquid before It can FOR SALE Jim Norton, president and owner of reach and harm the wood: ma wepriat them STRAY THOUGHTS ho Norton Boiler works, leaned back Grain Sorfhnm TO SETTLE ESTATE In his chair and listened. Not Fair to JoagU Sale of household furniture to Dam Is a grain sorghum of un- settle the estate of Mrs. Fannie "Well, Anderson wrote as a letter known origin. It ts probably a cross The lecturer who says gossip It a Forced conversation Is palnfnl alike bout six months ago asking for ratea • Parker Doyle. There will be a sale on to the talker and the talk-ee. between a saccharine sorghom and a survival of toe Jangle lint altogether • Saturday, July 20th; Monday, July and so forth. I answered Immediate- nonsaccharine sonrham.—Exchange. Mr to the Jtmgle.—Indianapolis New*. 22; Tuesday, July 23, to dispose of ly and offered to ran down and talk Tn the presence of death, little it ever with him. 1 made tbe price thoughts stand still and wait as attractive us I could." * "Yon stressed tbe price prlmarlljr Many persons mistake ambition for "Yes. I got a little Inside Up be ability, and thereby hangs a "fail." was In correspondence with the Out* ast Boiler people and knew we'd have Those who are big enough to profit to cut pretty close to meet them." "It was a terrible lire—what cause* by wise advice seldom need to seek It "That's Just where you got on tbe itr wrong track. When I. was on the road "Bad business." Be who spends his present tn dwell- . never talked much about prices. ing on melancholy events of the past, You nave got to make the prospective KEEPING A COOL HEAD ti half dead already. customer want your boiler becanse of something about that boiler ttrat ap- The most comfortable companion Is jeals to him, and1 it's up to you to the one who does not bore us with reate the conditions. That's true of Intelligence—nor ItB absence. verythlng In life. You young folk! are too/ prone to try for results In- Truth walks through life naked and tead of for conditions that will bring unashamed—Falsehood alone resorts about tbe results naturally. I never to many guises and disguises. rled to sell one of our boilers tn my Ife. I tried to make the customer Some people are not Wg enough to want to bffy our boiler, anil thefi TO5 endure success, which' perhnps ac- selling did Itself. If, Instead of tnlk- counts for them not hnvlng any. ng prices to Anderson, you had Ig- nored the money side and stressed The little man depends upon loud he merits of our product, you would words and demonstration to prove his probably have got the order. It's up presence In an assemblage; the big 0 you to make him want your stuff. man Is recognized without either. Create the conditions—seel" She—Why do you keep yonr hat oft, 'Young Norton went to his office, his ARABIAN PROVERBS Mr. Brown? The air Is cold. head whirling with uew Ideas. Why He—Mlsa Maud, you know how pro- liadn't his father told him sooner and foundly yonr presence affects me— God does not pay weekly, but at the thus saved him from making this I'm trying to keep a cool head. end. blunder all his life? That little talk had thrown light on a hundred differ- ent subjects. In his eagerness and PLAYING MOUTH-ORGAN News Where the mind Inclines the feet lead. Impatience he bad been continually trying to force things, and his every Think of the going out before yon effort had defeated him half the time. enter. "Dad, may I have my two weeks off soon?" he asked htg father as they Silence Is the best answer to the went down In the elevator together. stupid. "Pretty early in the year for a va- cation, son. What do you want to do The heart Is the treasury of the with It?" tongue. '"Create some conditions," the younger man sold. There are no faults In a thing we "Well, I see no particular reason want badly. Why you shouldn't go Saturday after- noon if you want to," The one-eyed person Is a. beauty In the country of the blind. It was nearly three weeks later that young Norton burst Into his fa- ther'B office and flung his hat Into tbe Do not order the tree fq be cut air. down that gives thee shade. She—Oh, you kiss so wonderfully .Announcing "I dl.d It I" he exulted, "I did ltl" you must be used to doing it. One coin In the empty money-box "Did what?" He—Oh, Tve only been used to makes more noise than when It Is foil. "I'm engaged, dad. I'm engaged to playing the mouth-organ, that's alL the loveliest, prettiest girl that ever llvet}. Wait till you see her, I've been • If yon would keep your secret from FREEDOM'S CALL yonr enemies keep It also from your In love with her ever since I first met Morris Choper's friends. her." 'Tout I didn't know you'd ever HISTORY OF MOTORINQ been In 10ve In your Ufa" "Me? I've been In love continually NEW for the last four years and I've pro- Jacob ascends on high. posed to Kuthorlue every time I've ever seen her, Including tbe first night The Israelites seek for new parking 1 met her." space. "That shows how much a father MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE knows about his son. But suppose Caesar crosses river by means 01 you tell me bow you did It and who Fords. MAIN STREET corner WILLIAM STREET, WOODBRIDGE stujls." *? created the conditions," ne quot- Queen Elizabeth considers getting ed. "I made her want to marry me. an Essex. This time I didn't pay a word about love or marriage until last night We Itird—I get plenty in eul uiul diiuk, Woodbridge at last gets what it deserves Phoenician sailors get at least 50C went everywhere together and I treat- and am well taken care of, but ob miles to a galleon. er her like a chum or a Bister. It was how 1 envy that fellow ouUlilel the hardest thing I ever had to do In Spanish Inquisition prison official* my life, but somehow I got through. WISE AND OTHERWISE A store up to the minute in equipment, merchandise are all equipped with chain*. Then I proposed again and, she ac- cepted me. I can't believe It yet" The Lucretla Borgia Oiling station Ifven those who want the earth may and service. dispenses a powerful mixture.—Kan Mr. Norton rose and put a gentle be weighed and still be found wanting. HUH City Star. hand on his son's shoulder. "I'm mighty glad for you," he said. Indifferent to tile opinion of others, "But you haven't told me yet who my The co-operation and loyalty of the people of Wood- RANDOM ASSERTIONS som» families don't even keep tbe new daughter's to be." skeleton In a closet. "Katlierlue Sedgwlck." bridge has made this beautiful new store possible and The self-seeker seldom finds thai "Not old Sedgwlck, the Outlast Yon never can tell. Some mighty be la sought after. Boiler {temple's daughter!" exclaimed big men have been known to crawl Norton. oat of some mighty little holes. a cordial invitation is extended to them to inspect with- There seeing to be quite a difference "Yes. That's where I got the In- between delivering the goods and b#- side tip about old Anderson." Muggins—"I can't possibly conceive Ing cuught with them. "I didn't even know he had a daugh- of people living In the Stone age." out any obligation whatever. ter. Where did ynu meet her?" Buggins—"ph. I don't know. This Is The thlugs moat of us are proudest "At one of the 'varsity dance*, a pretty hard-boiled age we are living of are the things we intend to do,— I've loved her ever sluce. She says In now." The most modern and up-to-date store in the vicinity. Slldweek Feature Section of the Chl- her father*!! want to consolidate with cugo Dully News. M." SIlllcus—"Sometimes I think It real- Mr. Norton thought a minute. ly Is lucky to Ond a four-leaf clover." "I would not have my son marry Oyulout—"Nonsense I I knew a fellow for business reasuos, but nothing who found a plenty of them, but be could have been better for us. He's got married Just the same." JOB Printing the worst competitor we have." WATCH FOR "You can liuve the business aide Mugging—"It Is true that all women Quick Service of it, dnil. All I want Is Kutherlue," are slaves to drees, and yet bow ridic- laughed young Norton. if fou mot it—nliibl* service ulous a woman looks when abe follows "Funny, I've always dreamed o* the fashions." Buggins—"And how always. W» always1 pUn our getting liold of Kedtfwick somehow, rldlculoBS site looks when she doesn't." but 1 had ou Idea It would ever come OPENING SALE dbuut." Tommy—"While she was oqt shop- W« "You must have created the oondl- ping tpflay mother says au» ; ™ %"?^~"""" -.- • Boats* (to tttr wtnieei announcer) •ben, "take» m> much Indnftry and To N. J. Reformatory —KTWJ one here knowa jour vole* Wtiobmt to hold onto It needs to mnch \1g1- State Commimloner William J. so well over the ether; Fm mire they'd lance flat It glta to he "boot fle hurt- Junt IOTA to hear yon Rpenklng In the Ellisi of the department of Inntitu workln'-eat form ot employment flnr tinns and Ajrencl*".' annniinr*"*«-n•«:. CLIARAICE Charles 0. Teague of Lo» An- ppiw, who has been appointed a FINAL CLEARANCE OF SUMMER FURNISHINGS OFFERING member of the Federal Farm Hoard which Is to admlniiter the SAVINGS-RANGING FROM 33% TO 50% $500 060.000 recently appropriated lnr farm relief. Mr. T*W will IT'S H15 IMTERE5T IM represent the i HerwU ol the WATCHING YOUR CHIM imit growers on Uie board. WIGGLE THAT PUTS OVtf* Extra Special—3 Pieces! MANV A BED Tlfit STORY Strong Woven Fibre—Loose Cushions 1 L VurblC l4 £*??&," »---•- —•• — - —" L richest roineraT pKflKTW ItBWB ''Automatic Pilot" for Planet R«f. Price $47.50 UaoiL The beat uaarbU <*»« are LS(! |n Tiwcan/, In th* Apennlna tountnln., near Verttlla. which wew $ Enwn to the Bomani, who went Ui«r« Pitract the purt whit* martU tor 27.95 tonuraente, Michelangelo UnawKJon^ l to VerslUa to select the marbU CLEARANCE! A bargain that will give you 3 for bli maiUrpieco* the saving thrill of a life-time. Beautiful and Salt's R««l charming—-of serviceable quality at a price- with- | pome authorities belle?* ttat whlta in the reach of all! The 3 pieces are attractively might live without the addition enameled in two-tone effect—the loose cushions I suit to food he would «oon experl- cc n disinclination to eat many covered in gorgeous flowered cretonne. While the umbles rich In food ralne, snch aa quantity U large—we urge early ordering! eB, The use ot ialt tend* to table u* to nUllM a more varied Small Deposit Deliver!—$1 Weekly Bectlon of foodt.

Bloodthlnty Puiioi | Tlmt [it-rlod of the French revoln- knowi as the "reign of terror" jwnernllv comldered to have ex- SNAPPED AT CT.I8SY FIELD. 8AN FRANCISCO—Left. Lieut. A. itol from January 21, 1TO8, the wlllett, Inventor of the robot for airplanes, and Col. G. Brandt. Com- of the execution of Louis XVI, to manding Officer of this field, Inspecting the robot before sending it to the War Department. The Inventor claims the device will keep any l :\ lTtti. when Bobetplerre and plane level In any weather. It takes control at any time the stick U kber sanguinary leaders were gnlllo- Mopped, prevents crash dives or nose spins and tends to make any icd. plane "fool proof."

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S:* i BOYS' SUITS ValuM UM STRAWS ALL NEW Flowered Volla Dressoa, Prints, Guaranteed Perfect U»cks Fa»t Colors, P-nty Models OREPES SHADES HESE are the little coats ILK to top 51 up to 8 year,, without pantlM to 14 and T that you see everyone and S courses of silk to l! wearing on the beach this «ys' sun »uita, wash •» FOR %\ TOYOS STYLES l""'t» and blouses A : 1 summer. They're so gay and every inch and specia colorful with brilliant Orien- processed to make "runs tal designs. Smart women and "snags" a rarity. most attractive liats ever offered to the Elizabeth Shop- wear them for strolling . .' • In.the new sun-tan shades after their daily dip and sun- . '. . the favorite of busi- l)(-n at this *^ice.' Come |arly! tan , . . or for travel ness girls who want beautiful hosiery FRIDAY, Jtfti? 19, 1929 Perth Amboy Officer WILL START SOON K^ PARIS Three- Alarm Fire Turk and Spaniard ON BIG AQUEDUCT Bobbing Bobby's Wrecks Wrecking Plant In Battle With Knives Found Dead In Bed FJISHIONS Locks Captain Lawrence Long Sxic- New York Plant to Increase Midnight Blaze In Elizabeth Men Attacked and Wounded cumbs To Heart Attack— Printing Water PreMur«. Seen For Many Mile»— Each Other While Working Waa 62 Year* Old. Many Flee From Homes. In Plant—Police Notes. • Art • New York.—Work on boring a gi (Coplrtlht.) ('nptain I^wrenrp Long, of the Jnntlc aqueduct 20 miles long nnd 600 ir"p0M, dear," said Tom's sister Perth Amboy poliro department wm A three-alarm fire broke out at Deho Dehlcim, a Turk, of Essr* found dead in bed at 11 o'clock this la ff*t beneath tlie surface of New Yorli A us Tom appeared home 'rom the midnight in Elizabeth and the re- street and Francis Terrno, a Spani- morning in his home 229 Madison Is to honln In ft few months. office early one Saturdaj afternooD, flection could be seen plainly in ard, of 25 Salem avenue, were in po avenue. When he failrd to appear nt w»rk we The tube, which Invokes one of the "I'm iw glad jou came home. T' Carteret and other nearhy towns. lice court Tuesday night on charRea police headquarters at the usual time we t>Mpl«y the unjor engineering feats of modem bw-n delnyed no, and Bobby's hnlr I •j*he fire bunjed until 7:30 o'clock of having assaulted each other early this morning and no response wiw re latest Ideas •! tke tlmen, Is to be Installed for the pur Hsirrncefully long. Ornndpa Alden 1« I thin morning- when the out Up» were Monday morning while working in ceived to telephone calls. Lieutenant sounded. The blaze started in the the plant of the U. S. Metals rt\j, grayhnlred clothes1 "•••• . aid the charges were entirely un- it the northern end of Van Courtlandl woman bustled Into the room, a slen- Although the fire wiped out the founded. She said her father hated park In the Ilronx, extend south and der young girl of eighteen or so In wrecking company building and dam- her. Fedor who has been boarding in I HEAR IT AT MSt under the borough, cross twice her wake. The older woman regard- aged several others, the loss is not the Zack household was told to move. under (he Bronx river, proceed to ed the others waiting rather disap- great and was'estimated this morning at not more than J 10,000. ward Stony I'olnt, cut under the Easi provingly. 1 MUS1C river to Long Islnnd, croM under 'I simply can't Walt," ihe said, Queens and I.nnjj Island city, proceed WE'RE getting ftll dressed nplop looking appeallngly around the room Fire Damages Stores STORE almost the whole length of Brooklyn swimming again. ' Only lut sea- CONCANNON'S for sympathy. "My theater tickets. •on. It looked a little old fashioned to Dog Catchers Make •nd terminate at Hamilton avenue, op I've ordered them for tonight, and posite Governor's Islnnd In Brookljn. wear anything In the Water but one At Reformatory 76 MAIN ST. of {how backleaa, aljaoat aklrtleg*. they'll only hold them at the bo* TEL, 299 The hole to be bored will be 19 feet knitted Jehsey milta, but now no one office until four. I can't wait—and Two Visits Here Blaze of Undetermined Origin Woodbridge In diameter—size enough for three mo- will call you "grandma" If you wear yet"—here she looked with a sigh at ton to be driven through abreast. The a nloe Dretty bathing milt that really her young charge—"Annabelle needs Twenty-fiVe Dogs Caught On Discovered In Basement of workers after descending the shafts hai some style to It Not that we ar« a bob frightfully." going back W tiros* clattering aOaiM First Trip; Twenty-eight On Three-Story Structure—In- The New and becoming accustomed to trie air The aunt's eye* had been wander- presBnre newMiary, sr* to ream out of heavy skirt* ,aad underthlngi that Second—Lack of License or mates Help Fight Flames kept the la* generation from ever Ing about tb« waiting room. She the tunnel with modern boring ma- caught sight of Tom Alden, eyed him Until Firemen Arrive. chinery and line Its wnlls with a foot- doing anything more In the aquatle Muzxle Ground For Capture. line than )u«t pa4dllng around. The briefly throngh her lorgnettes and thick contlng of concrete aa they pro* newer suits today may have feminine then sailed over to him. Jack Baumgartner and his dog A three-story building of brick eeed. onstruction located about 150 feet charm and a few furbelows but they "I'm going to-ask a favor of you," catchers visited Carteret on Monday remain essentially practical for actual and on this their first visit they cap- 'rom the main building of the New she began. "I iimply can't wait with Tersey Reformatory, was damaged by swimming. my niece, and you look as If you tured twenty-five dogs in a short time Boys Stand on Head to The one sketched here li a combin- and drove away. They came again fire of undetermined origin about fi ation of two great minds, ai It were. could be trusted. After you have Wednesday and raised the number to o'clock last Thursday night. The Honor Gift to Village hy having the Mouse p»rt taken from your little boy bobbed, will you wait twenty-eight. The dogs are taken to blaze started in the basement which telRhtim Biinwird, Rug.—TUls town a design of Chanel and the nktrt-llke and see that they do Annabelle prop- Metuchen and held M 4orty-eight is used as a store room. The upper has n queer nnme but even queerer shorts, ft copy of Patou'a swimming erly? Don't let them use those awful hours to allow owners'time to redeem floors are used for offices. Is Us manner of expressing ftrntltude. suit. The blouse is jersey, In yellow, clippers at the back of the neck." She them. An early estimate of the damage Figuratively spenklng the town of and the shorts and blouse trimming sailed out toward the elevator. Anna- Dogs found without license or which was mostly to stores, was plac- Lelghton Buzwird smnds on Its head of dark brown rayon moire, a fabria muzzle on public streets will be taken ed at |500. Subsequently the loss belle took a scat rather shyly beside was said to be much greater than to any "Tlmnk Vou." that Bt&nds the water and sun un- her newly appointed guardian, but the men will not invade private usually well, Bulta of this type coma that. Ih the main building fifty yards In the duys of t'linrlei I, a wealthy property unless given permission by In many color combinations but BOB* "Aunt Clarice is very nearsighted." the owners, Mr. Baumgartner said in away 615 inmates are housed. Guards London merchant, Edwnrd Wllkes. left la so smart at the momont a* yello she said. "She seemed to think you describing his method of working. and some of th* inmates were tight- several pnrccU of Innd to Lelghton and brown, with the possible except- were as old as she Is." Then there ing' the fire vigorously when the fire Buzzard, the Income from which was ion of black and white. was a pnuse, "Isn't your little boy Carteret Man Injured department of Rahway arrived and to be devoted to charity. He stipulated by using a hook-up of 1,3-00 ieet of SCREEN-GRID cunning?" hose extinguished the blaze. In bis will that the ceremony of "beat- ihan It hfls oevii In uiuuy years. In Woodbridge Accident They waited fifteen minutes for It was remarked that during the tag the bounds," In which the parish taking Issue with recent statements Bobby's turn, and then Annabelle offlclnlB go over the chief boundaries Losing control of his car as he was fire the inmates were orderly and of Chief Justice William Howard followed him Into the barber shop caused no trouble; those that were tapping them with a long willow stick driving along Rahway avenue near Taft, who bemoaned a decline In and sat beside Tom while Tom gave Freeman street Sunday evening at 10 sent to fight the fire, working as hard on Ascension dny, sheuld bo oooeluiied. rchoturshtp. eetm Mwtol 4*cianwl trie barber directions «meeratB| o'clock, Michael Kociban, of 60 as trie guards. with a public entertainment. interest In college studies reached Bobby's haircut Christopher street, Carteret, ran Ma For years Lplghton observed this car into a pole damaging it badly and Its lowest ebb between 1895 and 1905, Then they returned to the'waiting a po gg y Got Nam« From Rmula. but has shown a gteudy upward trend injuringiji - MMihMichaei l l SilSilkok , alsl o of 60 •upuiatiun and then suddenly decided room and waited fifteen minutes more Muscovy glass, or musoTlte, a va- ever since. Christopher' street. Silko was taken It would be nice to honor the memory until Annabelle waa singed and waved. to the office of Dr. Joseph Hark who riety of mica, was to named bectue Featuring Radio Thrills We Don't of Sir George by having a boy stand "It's very becoming," Tom told hta attended him for a bad scalp wound It was formerly used Instead of glait on his head on each parcel ot land tor window In Rnnta. iHHHHHUt MM* MM ««»•»»»»< charge, when the process waa over. and numerous cuts and bruises about during the beating of the bounds. "I never liked bobbed hair on girls the shoulders and arms. Want You To Miss. This hug gone on tor generations, Kociban waa driving southward at Whittles Lamp From very much, but It looks great on FOR SALE—one 6 ft. show case, and each yeur, months before the you—" the time of the accident. His car was Pole in 1,700 Hours towed away to a garage. Silko waa $10t-one 3-ptece leather suite $15; See us for Home Demonstration ceremony, there Is a strong competi- "Doesn't your wife wear bobbed Mrs. J. Drummond, 624 Roosevelt Verinllllon. Ohio.—After ten able to proceed to his home after re- tion among the boys ol the village hair, Mr.—" ceiving- medical attention. avenue, Carteret. to be elected tlie official "headstanfler." years of whittling with a pocket "Alden—Tom Alden," supplied Tom. While the parish official reads the knife, George Stump has an And then: "My wife? Why, I haven't clause of the will dealing with eacb elaborately carved lamp. Start- any wife." parcel of land on which they are Ing with a section of a tele- "But' Bobby's mother—U she phone pole, Stump spent more standing, the boy remains In a feet-up dead?" Her eyes were wide with position on Ehe parcel. This eusfcw than tvTCO- -twuw *puj$ time • -.«-» * •-_..«- — SJ— produefng a two-foot electric has shown no signs of dying out, Tom laughed. "Bis mother la my lamp, circular In shape and con- talulng hundreds of Iptegral or- slater. Why, I'm Just a youngster; Magnet Draws Needle naments. The lamp revolves by only been out ot college a year/J. means ot an electric motor and They were back In the waiting From Brain of Baby is valued by the carver at room fend bad taken their seats to Pottsvllle, I'a.—A nlne-month-old I $2,000. await the return of the nearsighted baby seemed recovering In a hospital aunt, Mrs. Weston. In ten minutes "Service after a sewing needle, lodged upright i )|«)U It»«»»»»« UK mUHXXHKKK came a telephone message, by means In the center of Its brain, had been of paging, saying that Mrs. Weston removed by menus of a strQQg magnet. had had to go to her dressmaker's. Mrs. Jennie Harvey several days She had forgotten that'ftie had en ap- Mere advertising of service will not suffice to obtain your GOOD WILL •go saw tbe threaded end ol the pointment, and would the gentleman needle protruding from her Infant be so good as to take a taxi and bring which we, as a new -concern are so anxious to deserve. When we say daughter Itoaanna's skull about three the niece down to the^oolldge hotel, Inches above the left eye. Then the AlmoMwithouteiceprion, where thejaunt would^ieet the niece needle disappeared. At I'ottsvllle hos- w« itrongly recommend —for tea. "service", we Mean Service. Andj we shall try to make OUR brand of pital an X-ray showed the location of the u*e of pictures u an Then Tom remembered that he had the needle In the bubj'a brain. Dr. attention valut medium arranged with bis sister to meet her coal and wood service just a bit better than the next man's. Prompt at- J. B. Rogers selected tbe spot on the on lUpitojofjob printing. at the Ant more at tea time. She was baby's skull to which be thought the to be downtown trod would take topmost end of the needle was near- Tohelpyougettb4Bjjht tention to orders, clean delivery, full weight are guaranteed when you picture* toe your printing Bobby oft her brother's hands then. est. He applied a powerful magnet So Tom managed to telephone to his and the needle came through tbe u a put of our printing service, We always turn sister asking her to change the ren- order from us. baby's scalrj, blackened but Intact. detvous from the Ardmore to the plenty of cuti on hand There is- no explanation of tbe Coolldge. From which you may needle's presence. Tom and Annabelle felt like old pick th* one* YOU need. friends when they entered the palm room at tlie Co.illdge where they Dean Say* Scholarship were to meet. To their surprise tuey Highest in Many Yean found Mrs. Wtjstpu and Tom's sister New Haven, Conn.—Dean Clar- already aeuted, so busy In conversa- ence M. Meudel of Vule believes tion Hint they did uot see Tom and Anuabelle and Boliby until they had scliolarslilD IB »"W on a higher scale —CARTERET PRESS— tuk -u si'uts beside them. "Quality" "Tom, It's perfectly thrilling. Here's mother's old Mmd, Mrs. Weston. The^Perth^Amboy Savings Institution You've heard her speak of Helen Went on? I didn't even know she was The experienced householder knows only to well, sometimes through Utter experience In town, and here I happen to run Into her while I'm wultlug for you." that there's all the difference in the world between QUALITY COAL and ju»t ordin- Introductions that followed were rather confusing, and It was not until ary coal. The kind of coal we sell will prove itself best by test. It contains the full tea was nearly ovur that the near- sighted Mrs. Wfston became quite clear In her mind that Tom Alden maximum of heat-producing units, and is fresh and clean throughout. A telephone call was actually tlie son of tier old frleud, uud that he was nut the substantial will bring a representative to your home or office, to discuss next winter's heating middle-aged man ttmt her nearsight- ed eyes had told tier be wire at Hi at. problem. Six weeks later, utter au ardent courtship, Aimutn-'llti and Tow an- nounced their engagement. Mrs. Weston beamed ' with self-Stttlufuc- tlou. "1 was uttrutteij to Tom (rum WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST GRADE KINGSTON COAL tbe IIrat. I ratlier flutter myself that If It hadn't been fur me this affair would never nave come off," CHESTNUT COAL . $13.25 PER TON PEA COAL . . $9.00 PER TON Aud Tom'a sister smiled lo herself H &'\ and her frienda when she spoke of STOVE COAL $13.50 PER TON BUCKWHEAT COAL . $7.00 " THOSE NEW BILLS the match. "Annabelle is Juut the sort ot girl I always wanted Turn to What if they do look small and nut unlike marry. I am HO pleased to think Unit It wai I who Introduced tUem." coupons? Deposit them here and they will receive the courtesy aa the old style bill. 1,., Stained Teeth Made We even take off our hata and salute them as "WU- Flashing White —OrNoCortI Kopper Koal Ko. Mtttr bow dull, dingy, J tw* BMT be, Mi to noon COAL AND WOOD CARTE*

«, A»Ut«f» , i, that tbfboyt Eft Under Tombstone 1 "Books B*fnre Typography" my*! Thn nlOodt Inhabited reslrtmee Vri,v of debute, with Uril tn u.|Afen> ''Gas" Producing Process 12 Yean Still Fresh rlafclX 1OM their skill '"Th» fnmon* AlwtnnflHnn rotlex, on* Rpotlnnd \n nnld to bfi nnnveRnn ct of thn wiriloRt known eoplen nf tti» Ho, !n thn IBIB of Sttye, listing hnrk Fayette nty. Pa.—Why an ecu Whin, Is written on ntitplopB »Mn.* to tlio Ninth rfntUry. hurlpd twelve years nco atinnld havi- To Be Tri«dAt Sfamknl P/an( remnlnod fresh until It wnn dim np l» Launching Huge Construction Program For Hydrogenation he question Interesting chenil»t« here. Process of Getting "GM" From Co*l—Called Rr*l The •ml «u unearthed tn Ut. Mi Forward Step In Refining Industry. hnrn cc-metpry hy Frunk lowers nmi N. K. Murphy while thoy were rr 3 ROOMS COMPLETE UNDENT— operation at thp Rayway refinery by placing the hendninne over thp grnvi Application for n permit to eroct the mil of this yenr. After this plant of Pierce Kenrtnll. Knowing It munr has been operated for a lenjrth of hare lain nnder the hendstone slni•<• a jrvoup of building, the time sufficient to demonstrate the THE RKDROOM—Mny Be valuation of which will be in the correctness o{ desijrn as to its me- Kendall was hurled, twelve yenrt tic Bought Separately neighborhood of a million dollars, chanical features and rive the data they brouitht II to this city for ei Infludn Everything! will be made shortly to Building; In necessary for accurate determination amlnatthn. Roth the yolk and the a! PHENOMENAL! Include Bed. Van- specter Kugler by the Bayway Re- of the cost of operation, the use of tinmen were fresh. 'ty, ('h*it nf Driwari and DrfttiAr, finery of the Standard Oil Company. the process will be made generally available to the petroleum industry nil in wnlntit finith. Also Spring* The project is to be known ai the Bin 3annVinlly punished Chief of ed and in Its place came a forlorn, other vivid details of life in the Police (Jcorjfp S. A, I'irktl hy demot- downcast glare. As the next order of trnpirs, embellish a romantic love ing him to the rank of sergeant. The business, the paying of bills, was story, in "The Pagan," Ramon No- SLEEVELESS demotion, the resolution said, !><>- taken up Pickel took a seat in the vnrro's latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer romes etTertive immediately. The front row. picture, which comes tomorrow to the Wuhable vote was (i to 2. The chief was cited Councilman McManu* had explain- Miijesti.i Theatre as a sound syn- Silk. Handkerchief by Mayor Mr(>illvrny for four viola- ed why he voted against the resolu- chronized film with singing sequenc- tions and found guilty to three of tion and so had Councilman yena. es which introduce Novarro's rich Linen* the chin-Res, vh: absenting himself McManus said that while he believed tenor voico to the motion picture Printed from the city without authority, fail- punishment should be meted out, he DRESSES public. He gives several renditions of Crepes Rajahs ing to he at headquarter* at prescrib- thought reduction in rank after eigh- "Pagnn Love Song," theme song of ed hours in uniform, and failure to teen years' service too severe. He the production. turn in daily reports of his activities favored a fine. Vena said that al- f though he had voted to demote the "The Pagan," adapted from the AVJ. Zf 14 to 4 in and out of headquarter*. famous novel by John Russell, was He was tried a week ago Monday chief at the last meeting, he had changed his mind after consideration. directed by W. S. Van Dyke, who niffht, at which time the council vot- directed "White Shadows in the JULY CLEARANCE PRICE ed for Much demotion as the Mayor The penalty contained in the resolu- tion, he also thought, was too harsh. BtNNETT 4- WILLIAM COLLIER JR. South Seas." The cast includes Re nee Bnw fit to inflict. The Mayor notified OLMfl Adoree, Donald Crisp, Dorothy Janis, the council this week he did not think He and McManus voted No. Affrm- ORLEflft/' a Tiffany ative votes of Couneilmen Vander- and others of note, and the picture it proper for him to decide the pun- —Coming to the Strnivl Theatre .Inly 27 and 28. was made in its entirety in the ifthmont inasmuch as he brought the wall, Watson, Hardenburg, Hall, Pe- kar and Hora carried the measure. islands. The company passed weeks charges. City Attorney Whittemore, in Tahiti and in the jungles to film ;. Companion •f complying with the wishes of the Pickel faced the hearing on the "Careers" was directed by John this dramatic romance of tropical S»U of Superior governing body, wrote an opinion 15th without legal representation Francis Dillon. In the cast are An- life. DRESSES Grad. -setting forth thirt #re 4myt* >»nMi lii hit ahsuncn fxom the at the tonio Moreno. Thelma Todd, Noah without authority would automati- city by stating it had been customary Beery, HoTniei Herbert, CafmsT My-- - Jslojfairo plaxs a,yAUM.Jttlf-£Mte cally eliminate a man from the Jte- for him to attend the conventions of ers, Robert Frazer and Sojin, all of islander, heir to a fortune and prac- N«w partment. He also said that in his the International Police Chiefs Asso- whom talk, while Andre de Segurola, tically chief of a tribe, who is pitted Color opinion it is the duty of the council ciation and take his vacation at the Metropolitan Opera star sings. against an itinerant trader in ft Included 2 for$1 5 Prints to render th© penalty. same time. He had received money struggle for the love of a native sweetheart. She, in turn, is the rival JULY CLEARANCE PRICE William George, well known Jer- from the council to go and therefore D. W. Griffith Put Colleen took that as an indication of approv- of a white adventuress on the island sey City attorney, representing the for the love of the youth. The white P. B. A., who has handled many cases al. He did admit overstaying his va- B1LL1E DOVE WILL MAKE ALL- Moore on Road to Fame Choose from hundreds of new models. The smart- cation period a few days. Under the woman, "Madge," is played by Miss for police officers, appeared at the TALKING FILMS IN FUTURE Adoree, while Miss Jams plays the meeting and when the council retired law the demotion does not carry with A pair of eyes that, to quote one est silks in alt the newest colors. it a reduction in salary. native charmer. to private session he was called up- Billie Dove's future pictures for critic, "talk as eloquently as any dia- Bring your friend* and *ach buy a draw. stairs. He did not remain long, When the department was formal- First National Vitaphone Pictures logue ever uttered," are directly re- When the meeting resumed at ly organized in 1918 Pickel, up to are going to be one hundred percent sponsible for Colleen Moore's en- Painted Ladies in Vogue 11:40 Council President Vanderwal) then a sergeant, was made chief. dialogue. trance into motion pictures, and the called Pickel to the front of the This decision was arrived at after tremendous popularity that followed. the sensational success of Miss The eagerness and enthusiasm re- chamber. A resolution was then given MWrifal FrerUo* Clerk Sullivan to read. It was the de- Dove's last two pictures, "The Man flected in the big, wide-open eyes of cision of the body and ordered im- Then to oo remembrance wbicb ttme and the Moment" and "Careers" lfttle Colleen prompted D. W. Grif- mediate demotion to the rank of ser- does not obliterate, nor pain which which will show at the Strand Thea- fith to give her an opportunity in pic- geant. tre tomorrow and Sunday. tures when he was introduced to her SPECIAL COAT SALE death AW not terminate.—CerrantMi Before the advent of talking pic- in the elevator of a Chicago office tures, Billie Dove led all other stars building several years a^o. Confident Every coat, for Woman and Mii*« lo go (or t*U) in the number of fan letters receiv- that she would be a successful actress »t w«7 B.low Coil. ed each month. Now her fan mail has if she could make her eyes talk as Lehlgh at WuWBam almost doubled, and most o,f the let- eloquently before the cameras as she ters contain requests for her to ap- had in telling him of her screen am- REAL JULY CLEARANCE pear in talking pictures. Fans who bitions, Griffith put her under a con- have always admired her rare beauty tract, and Colleen started for Holly- COAL want to adipire her charming voice, wood and the fame that awaited her Come and see these coats. Get your size And style there. Her latest picture, "Why Be We alfew Me per tea radwttoa If paV fer too. white they last. Probably her immediate success in Good?", comes to the Majestic Thea- I. 10 d*y» er Ce*V talking pictures is due to her exper- tre, Perth Amboy, next Wednesday, ience on the New York stage. She Thursday and Friday. was a Follies beauty before entering Colleen- Moore was born in Port ICE and WOOD films. Huron, Michigan, one August 19, her It was this fact that influenced real name being Kathleen Morrison. GtotkACdl HIS Perth Aobey First National Vitaphone Pictures Her father, Charles R. Morrison, was who produce all of Billie Dove's pic- an industrial engineer, and his work SILK HOSIERY tures to make her future vehicles made It necessary for him to move RYMSHA I CO., Inc. one hundred percent talking. Miss from place to place frequently. Con- Dove was extremely happy over the sequently, Colleen has lived at var- MtlUtoSt MAURM.ll.Jb decision, stating that the talkies have ious times in Hillsdale, Michigan, given her an additional medium of Tampa, Florida, Atlanta, Toronto, $1.19 pair expression to add to the old one. Detroit, Chicago and Hollywood. -"As You Like It"- MILES SCORES AGAIN - JW««Ubr»Ud brand first quality. full fathioiud *ilk ho««.

A remarkable choice, sheer flimsy chiffons, ser- V. vice weights. French heels; silk from top to toe. New summer shades,

SPECIAL PRICE FOR SATURDAY OfJLY $1.19 a pair iSR Painted ladies will be In the mode this gammer. Red, -orange, blue and green, will be the most popular color schemes thai will be worked on chtf- runs, linens and silk. The picture shows a coat of natural Hnen painted In futuristic designs, over a frock of illk.

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Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., July, 20, 21, 22, 23 HEAR NAVARRO SING 'THE PAGAN LOVE SONG" Moon-lit lagoons! Whispering New Summer Policy the whole world will be hum- palms! Love untamed, unashamed! ming it! Then the shadow of the conquer- During summer months the STRAND THEATRE ing white man. will be closed on week days, but on each and every Novarro as a native South Sea Islander reach- es new romantic heights! Actually filmed in the week-end (Saturday and Sunday) during the sum- tropics, a year in the making h Beauty, drama, pathos to sweep you off your feet! Novarro's mer season a feature talking photoplay will be run. singing the year's picture sensation.

with ' Tomorrow and Sunday, July 20, 21 RENEE ADOREE DONALD CRISP DOROTHY JAMS

Now the word DRAMA take* on an additional moaning!

HAMOS You haven't seen the utmost in dramatic^art until you've teen and heard Billie Dove in 'Careers'

The star you loved because of mm her beauty and acting in silent drama is twice as beautiful and appealing when she talks!

One of the most stirring dramas GAH we have shown this season. One of the finest portrayals we have ALSO EVER shown.

FOX MOVIETONE NEWS A Wife's Strange "ft Speaks for Itself" Secret AND MOVIETONE SHORTS Told in Talk

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, July, 24, 25, 26 A Wife's Honor versus COLLEEN Cams A Husband's Career With . * MOOKE i ANTONIO MORENO — NOAH BEERY ( i WHY BE GOOD? Thelma Todd, Robert Frazer, Carmel Myers, Holmes Herbert, > i Sojin, Andre de Sigurola t"\ Also MOVIETONE SHORTS And Thirsty Tor Kisses! HEAR Hungry for Love! I'm Thinly For Kisses, I'm Hungry For Love," Just wait'Il you ••• W! Flaming Youth afire the jazzy theme song by the writers of "Doitt* FOX MOVIETONE NEWS >n the zippiest smart set that ever made wild the Raccoon." It's played and sung on the Vi- whoopee! taphone. A FIRST NATIONAL VITAPHONE PICTURE "TT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF' ALSO

FOX MOVIETONE NEWS COMING Love's Lyric Saturday and Sunday "It Speaks for Itself" July 27 and 28 AND MOVIETONE SHORTS Powerful Doma of PM- Splendid Drama of •ion. La** and Friewfafaip Men's Friendship and in the L*«d of Mardi Next week: ION CHANEY in "WHERE EAST IS EAST" of how one selfish Gru and Kadug. woman nearly wreck- HEAR and SEB COMING ATTRACTIONS Ricanb Oatw, WittM Col- ed it in "THUNDERBOLT" J?'iiBCfi PAGE FOUR News of the World Told in Pictures

Tacoma Opens Season on Bivalve Unwinding Tons of Cable for Largest Bridge At Smithsonian Exhibition

Huge drums mounted on float* are unwinding the topmost bright <* U* tower at th* Hudson River the Hudson River, just prior to their being raised to the toot of cable*, twin (beta into the rrrer bed of When & South Sea damsel goes bargain hunting at a Jungle market -x r Bridge, which will be the largest suspension bridge In the world. •he carries an enormous woven shopping bag to bring her purohastt home. It Is not an unusual sight to meet a dark-skinned matron with a live young pig and a baby, both occupying the same beg. This btf The Long-Necked Clams to a part of the South Sea exhibit of the Smithsonian Institution at Noted French War Leader Honors American War Dead Washington. Queen of America's Winter Garden *> IT"

SNAPPED AT TACOMA, WASH.—Top photo shows local fishermen digging lor geoducks—a strange long-necked bivalve like a giant lltUe- neck clam. It Is a great, though messy, sport to capture these "ducks." SNAPPED AT CALEXICO—This photograph of "Miss Calexico" wai During low tide it sticks the Up of its nose above the sand, and tho taken in her home environment as better Illustration of her Queendom. hunter spears, and then reaches down through the mud apd sand for She Is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. August Mercler of Calexloo. the shell. Gen. Henri J. E. Qouraud, the noted French aoldier, in Wssfragtoo. paM Us respect* to the Ameri- Incidentally, Calexlco takes its name from a combination of California The lower photo shows the capture ol geoducks, strange and cans who gave their lives in toe World War at tbe Tomb cf the Cnkaovn Soldier at Arttngton. Gen. Gou- and Mexico and Is situated on the California side of the International peculiarly shaped long-necked bivalve. ittud Is shawn (left), with his aide, placing their wreath upon tne border. Three Champs Clear Bar ~~" Did You Know a Battleship Wean Only Woman Chief Test Pilot

SNAPPED AT SHANGHAI. CHINA-Gunnex*' antes on bavnd uat Autuc Flafa U. S. b. Pittsburgh, repairing the "bloomer," or cover, on an alter etthl-iaca gtn.

SNAPPED AT SAN DIEGO, CAL.—Two lonner United 8tat«s cham- A Unique Camping Ground pions and one present world's champion go over the twelve-foot bar as one man. Left to right; Ralph. Smith, former United States Junior champion; Harry Smith, former United Stall's senior champion, and Billie Miller, who holds the world's prep school record with a Jump ol 13 feet and % Inches, Bobbie Trout, omy woman cmet test pilot m the world, 1B one oi tne few women in the United States to hold a transport pilot's license. Shs Is one of the group of Southern G'ultfornla avlatrloes who plans entering the lirst national woman's air derby, sponsored by the Santa Monica Inventor of Latest Type Helicopter Cal., Exchange Club. In Dry Dock at Southampton

Mile. Maria Paudler, beautiful and popular movie star of Austria, has been cast for the first talking motion picture to be made In Vienna. The role niie is to play required that the heroine converse fluently In Uer- man, Engludi, French, Italian and American sliuig. She regrets, SNAPPED AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.-Tlie invenior or the new Heli- however, that, her part does not copter, Jesse 0. Johnson (left), with A. 8. Kiilou til Deliay, Fla., and call lor conversation la Russian, Vktor V, Allison of West Palm Bench. Johnson tun converted an all- Polish, Hungarian, Swedish and I SNAPPEP AT LONDON, ?NQLANi>-uerraftByrs trans-Atlantl(j metal plane made here Into a helicopter which ictuwea two eighieeu- Portuguese, which «oe also hoi*, tha Bremen, In dry dock soon alter bar arrival at 8ottthnBBtW< fuot props mounted under each wing. 8be it th« largest motor liner afloat. TIT: ••\i.'-.'r*:.-'*m.T$irmr.' ,:j". n 013 Electric Cleaner PARAGRAPH! ; l A motor knncta foing Tip Mil; • COOL RADIATORS man going flown hill. APPLEGATE'S Helps to Pay for a lt> *n Hi* to lutomobiki, trucki and bu*e*, "Standard" Motor Oil i* helping **, Kfirrors Retilvered and reduce repair bills and prolong motor CHEVROLET COUPE 1 T STANDARD* life. "Standard " Motor Oil ii 'oilier," Made to Order specially protested to cling to metal, prevent friction and to Stand up longer. MOTOR OIL - STUDEBAKER COACH Aik for it when you next nil your Picture Frames our Specialty cranlccase. At all "Standard" Service Stations and Dealers, The Oilier Oil CHRYSLER ROADSTER All Work Guaranteed i V ? ESSEX COUPE SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC COACH APPLIANCES Telephone 1722 j Triuies Supporter*-Belts—Bracei— Arches, in Fact a Complete Line NASH COUPE of Thete Need». New York Wall Paper Co. YOUR DOCTOR'S ORDERS FILLED Paints and Varnishes of Quality PACKARD ROADSTER 7 IJENRTFRAHME^^ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 33 BROAD ST. Near Regent Theatre EUZABETH PAGi

Saves and AT THE MOVIES Satisfits Have A Peep «t the W«y A Fox Follies Number i* Staged

The short- nt Long Bench, !.<>n£ IIDGERWOODAVL Island, H favorite hot weather resort of New York's treminf? millions, sup- UIZABETH. N.J. plies the netting for one of the num LAUNDRY PHONf (MFRSON 5000 Jx>rs of the William For Movietone Follies of 1929, gigantic all-singm!?, dancing and talking musiral revue "TIIF. HOME OF PERFECT TALKING PICTURES" which comes to the Empire Theatre, Rahway, next week. Suo Cnrol, David Rollins, Sharon TODAY nnd TOMORROW— Lynn and David Percy are the nritiri pals in the number. Miss Carol, as n salt water taffy sales girl, entrap* the; affections of Rollins, who piny; a hot ring vendor. He tells of his love BUY NOW! in the song, "That's You, Bnhy," and Sue comes right back at him with a snappy verse of her own. But that is after two sweethearts from a higher We Are Run- social strata, Sharon Lynn and David * JACK. HOLT MICKEY Me BAN DOROTHY REWEUw ning a Sale of Percy, are heard singing the sonp. -4 COLUMBIA PRODUCTION "•ercy, too, tells his girl friend of his —At tho Kmpirc Theatre Friday nnd Saturday. ove in the significant words of the ong, and the Bociety deb answer?. Twelve show girls, twelve chorus viduality to her characterization of Custom men, six children and the Fox Movie- the beautiful and alluring Countess one chorus also appear in this num- Film Portrayals Molctti. After several days of exper- ber.- iitientfnif shhe lHp Ak d "That's You, Baby," was written ultra-sophisticated mode of dressing Made iy Con Conrad, Sidney B. Mitchell Perfect to Details her long locks. Members of the cast nd Archie Gottler, who also staffed commented on its dintinction and he number in conjunction with Mar- Star Creates Hair Dress to Add gave it the name "Siren." It is pro- el Silver, director of revue. The phesied that this new mode will be writers of that song composed the Individuality To Her Role. extremetv popular. Clothes other numbers in the production, Others appearing in "Father anil W&*^^\ ^SCINAHNG DIALOGUE also. A new tpye of coiffure was creat- Son," a compelling human interest ed by Dorothy Revier for her role of drama of father love, are Jack Holt, COMPlfTt MUSICALSGOftE with Extra a beautiful adventuress in "Father Mickey McBan, Helene Chadwick and SOUND EFFECTS RIZE FIGHTER'S WOES and Son," the Columbia production Wheeler Oakman, Erie C. Kenton is Trousers Free! CREATE HILARIOUS FILM synchronised with dialogue und responsible for the direction. William Haines, in the role of a mntic, coming to the Empire Thea- Lot 1 prize fighter who goes to college, h tre, Railway, FMday and Saturday. the attraction which will be at the Misa Revier wanted to add indi- — Classified Ads. Bring Results — Rahway Theatre today and tomor- row in "The Duke Steps Out," Met- ro-Goldwyn-Mayer*& vivid comedy romance with dialogue adapted from the Lucian Cary Saturday Evening 30 Post story. The heroine is Joan Crawford, Ben- Lot 2 itional hit of "Our Dancing Daugh- ters," who last appeared opposite Haines In "West Point." The story deajs with the hilarious .00 troubles of a prize fighter trying to hide his profession while attending college, and at the same time de- 35 fends his title on the outside. Ring- READY TO WEAR aide thrills vie with comedy about a college campus in the new picture. A Special Lot Tru-Blue Serge Suits notable cut appears including Karl Dane, the famous "Slim" of "The Big Parade," Tenen Holtz, Eddie Nu- gent, Delmer Daves, Luke Cosgrove, $2500 .00 and others of note. "SONNY BOY" COMES —Companion Feature— Value* up to $45 25 AS TALKIE STAR "Sonny Boy" Warner Bros, latest Vitaphone Talking Picture, starring Speaking of Lower Pure Wool Pull Over MEN'S PURE LINEN four-year-old Davey Lee, comes to SWEATERS the Rahway Theatre Sunday for a GOLF HOSE KNICKERS run of three days. The g-rown-ups in Ken Maynard in support of wee Davey are Edward BREAD PRICES . . . Everett Horton, Betty Bronson, Ger- ,,, gnd of g current rumor that tells of ten pr eleven trude OlmBtead, ^«hn Tr Murray,- Ed- $1.00 cents for a standard, twenty-ounce loof of white bread $2.95 mund Breese, Lucy Beaumont and "Code of the Scarlet" Plain or Fancy Colon | Lateit Patterni Jed Prouty. Leon Zuardo did the ... let us remind you of A&P's big bread value. A' story which was adapted for the loaf, top-notch in quality, baked of the finest ingredients Genuine Mohair Suits $15.00 screen by C. Graham Baker. Archie and priced at eight cents for twenty delicious ounces. and Fox Movietone News L, Mayo directed. This amazing price was announced over a year ago, Davey Lee, as everybody knows, A&P Food Stores have saved their customers thousands WE DOUBLE earned his advancement to stardom by the wonderful work he did as of dollars on their bread bills since the new low price ISSUE announcement was made. It Is typical of A&P, this price SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY AND ^Bt "Sonny Boy" in support of Al Jolson DOYLE 8 in "The Singing Fool." In "Sonny leadership, tt has always been A&P's policy to pass every REDEEMER . Boy," however, though the diminu- passible savings on to its many customers. j tive Davey is not required to make CUNNEEN people cry—yet while the crowds WILLIAM FOX laugh with him—tears are perilously near! Davey seems, by some stroke BREAD MOVIETONE of unconscious genius, to get himself GRANDMOTHER'S. An out- adopted by every person within sound and sight of. him! standing value, QO ounces. loaf

NOTED OCEAN FLYER AFRAID OF A HORSE SHREDDED WHEAT Imagine a girl whose bravery in Excellent served with fresh, 0% the air thrilled the whole world, but sliced bananas or with berries Jk pkgs. who was afraid to hold the bridle of 19' a horse! in season... and cream. Ruth Elder is this feminine para- "CURLY LOCKS dox. First of her sex to fly the Atlan- tic, she wouldn't go CIOM to a horse PALMOLIVE SOAP "CURLY LOCKS when she first was signed to play 14^8a Beauty Shops sayi "Safe- *% opposite Hoot Gibson in the Univers- al Western picturf, "The Winged guard your complexion with W cakes 20 Wilt thou be Mine? Horseman." which opens at the Rah- Palmotive Soap." When that rhyme was written way Theatre Wednesday. wringlets weren't within the reach of Gibson knew of her timidity, but chose her for the Universal picture, POST BRAN FLAKES every maiden and hence the tuitor planning to help her overcome it. A singled out for his choice the one week of urging was necessary be- Just the thing for breakfasts or m f\£ with CURLY LOCKS." fore Hoot could get her into a sad- tor between-meal snacks. pkg. | ^/ dle, and another day before she BUT NOW THE would let the hqrse walk. Once her early scare was over she proved an ROYAL GELATINE 3 Pk9s. ao' Supercurline Steam apt pupil. Miss Elder performs daring air- ENCORE SPAGHETTI 3 n, 25c Permanent Waves exploits in the picture, however. ca 8 Are BO exquisitely beautiful and NEW STYLE RADIO CLOCK SALAD DRESSING 2i£ ,~ 15c PERFECTED FOR MOVIES natural Curly Locks are within the When is a clock npt a clock? An- 9 swer, when it's a "mike." To the SANDWICH SPREADS ,r 19c reach of every maiden and matron. uninitiated this may sound rather NO EXTRA complex and incoherent but it is ex- $ actly what occurs in one of the UNEEDA BISCUITS pkg. CHARGE •OQ "g? scenes of "It Can Be Done," Uni: versal's latest sound comedy starring BOB 6 HAIR Glenn Tryon, which opens at the MAZOLA OIL wt^N pt. can Rahway Theatre on Wednesday. PHONE P. A. 1110 FOR APPOINTMENT In one of the dialogue scenes it 01 262 MADISON AVE. was found that there was no position PIEL'SorTREFZ^ 6 bots. 25C Kjaer & Nicolais PERTH AMBOY N. J. in which they could place the micro- phone BO that it would record Mr. Open Monday and Thur«d»j Evening! Tryon's voice properly without being P&G SOAP 5 bars 19C in the photographic scope of the camera. The production unit was at a C C standstill until Director Fred New- TETLEY'STEA **.*,. Q4 . *»•** 45 —Also— meyer evolved the novel idea of re- moving the inside mechanism of a mantle clock, called for in the scene, FRESH FRUITS RAYMOND HATTON In a TALKING COMEDY and placed the microphone inside. HOLOHAN BROS. and VEGETABLES "When Caesar Ran a Newspaper" GARAGE WpODBRIDGE AH A&P Food Stores are stocked complete with the season's choicest fresh fruits and Dunlop Tires and Tubes NEW YORK And Fox Movietone New* Tire and Tube Repairing CANDY KITCHEN MAIVl/kNO Full Line of Auto Accessories Manufacturers and Deal«n in I fRISH TOMATOES . 10* Strictly Para Cor. Amboy Ave. and Second St. WOODBR1DGE HONTTMW WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY— CANDIES AND ICE CREAM MELONS . . . «* 35" 60 Main St. Woodbridg*. Tel. 48 100% ALL TALKING DRAMA! CANTALOUPES 2 ** 23' ith GOOD DENTISTRY GUSTAV BLAUM PLATE CHOICE MEATS "THE VALIANT" - PAUL MUNI cannot be valued in dollars and NO Groceries and Provision* A&P MEAT MARKETS offer flo« cuts of meat —Also— cents. 82 Main Street Woodbridf» ...fowl and Ash...at attractive savings.

Our Dentistry is GOOD. WOS Of CLARK and MC CULLOUGH in a Talkie Comedy Our Dentistry is Painless. Painl«M Extraction LAMB •-. 38* "WALTZING AROUND" by la* "AIR" M*tb- Babies Lore It Fox Movietone New* and Others Our prices are MODERATE and ROAST CMI tnx.ulSI.ltlU |b. within reach of the ordinary wage For all utomach and intestinal earner. troubles and, disturbances due SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY— to teething, there is nothing ROAST OP BEEF . it. 31* better than a sale Iniauts'aad 1st Episode of "THE BLACK BOOK" Children's Laxative. THE GREAT Thrilling Mystery Serial With Allen* Ray DR. SCHWARTZ KIDDIES J I DQNT FORGET 87 Broad Street, ElU.betb Mat. ews of the World Told in Pictures

Ride 'F?n, Cowboy! Auto Magnates Testify Egyptian Premier

Pour outstanding motor vehicle manufacturers photographed at the Senate Office Building In Wash- ington recently. Left to right: Alfred T. Sloan of General Motors; Alvln Macauley, President ot the Packard Company; W. C. White, manager, White Motor Company, and R. J. Robrge, assistant manager ol the Ford Motor Co. Candidate for Mexican Presidency

Skill and horsemanship are demonstrated regularly at the rodeos nrld m the Canadian Rockies Canyon. Here we have a scene In Jasper National Park showing one of the originators of "whoopee" letting a Photo shows Mohammed Mahmnrl i lefti, Prime Minister of E^ypt, ;,;i ;':'v bucking broncho know that he can stay astride the saddle regard- less of how much the broncho bucks. who is an Oxford graduate nrul wi nrdent admirer of British institu- tions, walking In the grounds of the Egyptian Legation In London With his Secretary. Holding the Fort "Landshut Wedding"

11 •'• • •'•:'S:ii;i>*' 'WJ!:;*:-'-: >. •' SNAPPED AT MEXICO CITY—Centre, Jose Vasconcelos taking oath as candidate for the Mexican SNAPPED AT LANDSHUT, GERMANY—The "Judges" and "Town Due to a dispute Involving the land privileges of a piece of property, Presidency under the Anti-Re-electionlst Party—a national organization. The elections take place at the Fathers'" of to-day wearing the ancient medieval costumes of 1475 dur- a Washington woman has erected a tent on the property where she end ol the year, and he will run against Pascual Ortiz Rubki. ing the recent celebration here. lives while the courts are endeavoring to solve the problem. Summer Receptions Called Off To Try Eighteen-Day Diet Another Fish Story

Washington's debutantes are about to try the famous eighto-n-day diet said to have been originated by Ethel Barrymore, the famous movie sUr. They mo about U» partake of their first meat, which cons'sts -••cte are lew plac;.i In thla country that are tioi/er liun Wash- mostly of grapefruit. Left to right: Luliu Lynn, Elizabeth Uunlop, Mary Virginia Ydlott and Mury Caroline 'ne.. » whsn It Is hot. The dally receptions at which President Hoover Henry. Is ,:.u:ieu to shake hands with hundrtds ol peopi/have been called alt for t.ie mm nor months. Finance Committee in Session ,

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This la how they catch them In New Xeaiaiul. The world's record] iwurdflsh, »76 pounds, cuught off the uuiUuuii cuaatwf New Zealand. ; First All-Aluminum Car

^itlsbuiKh has the distinction of being the nr« city In the world to turn out an all-aluinlnum street CM. The emire car body and muugs are cuustrucKd of aluminum wherever It is possible to mate use of metal. The car is mounted on a set of trucks with aluminum , What to do when the aercury hito ninety and not a swimming i parts. 111 *l«ht has been solved by this pretty miss who Is utilizing a reiu. or *L days belon the auto had supplanted Old Dobbin. [0s PAGE EIGHT THE HOME OF GENUINE TALKIES UNION COUNTY MILLION DOUAR 1HE4TRE Your Neighborhood ASCO Store BUICK COMPANY AHWAY.NJ. Sells Quality Foods for Less! RVING ST. fc CENTRAL AVE. 339 NO. BROAD STREET TODAY and TOMORROW- Naturally, <*vpry *hopprr is nnxirma to receive full value for the SEE AND HEAR money they npenrl. Tho»«» who patronize ASCO Stores, not only receive M. G. M. TALKING HIT! 1 ELIZABETH Full One Hundred Onf* value for every dollar they tpend, but, in ad- dition, are always assured of Courteous Service, Complete Sati»faction WWtam and Certain Proved Quality. Think this over before you shop for Food*. It Pay* to Trade in the Store* Where Quality Counts! NEf USED CAR DEPT. -with lb CRAWFOQD These Used Cars Are Pure Lard 2 » ih a swift Open Krlllr RrnHpred—ASCO Quality

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