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Crowd Attend* St. Jo»eph'« Wife Says Ofinrl Annoys Rrturat From Company Voluntarily Church Annual Excursion Boys' Pranks Might Her Separation Council Changes Plan National Convention RM Father «f The annual excursion of St. Jo- The marital nnd chn.{ nf Police Henrt J, Harrinff- Eliminates Gas seph's Parish to the Highlands and Have Caused Wreck Julia Petta l Imth of them in On School Mooey tnn. resumed his dutlw Monday morn- handChaiaed East Long Branch was a hie BUCCPHS, police court Init night, where ing Thi> ohief returned Sunday «•*- Copper Works Begins Work On Sunday. Fourteen passenger ears Removed Signals On Switches the woman co although Attorney Finds l.nw Requires ninit from his trip to Indianapolis, fclan Styt H« U»d Chain* Up* were used in transporting the excur- she and htr Hood* That Will Catch the Before Excursion Train d where hn attended the National Police sionists to the beach. Refreshments into a mu whereby That Funds Be Turned Orer Chios' convention. Advice of Neighbor*; Boy were nerved on the train. Tht- train Fumes Arising Fromi Arrived Here they lire, tf 1 husband To Board By August 1 The gathering w»s well worth at- In HaMt of Running. pulled in at 12:30 and left the High- persists in tn iv tin, in a Smelters tending, the chief said. Many new lands «t 7:30 in the evening. front seat In MM,in, |,| this and up-tn date police methods were Away; Other Storea T« |»,s Many borough notables made the Three hoys who flfured in esca- point calleft hit The decision of HIP llormigh Coun- HBO thnt mi Vlt linr. brought up. Much ndvice wan handed B, ln««stlg«t«l Inspector Frank Born, of the trin'and enjoyed ||le ,|Hy. A numbi-i ' P" K h»w cost n toll of H» iml for n fur-cil announced on Monday night to out by the police chiefs of larger of local ppeople marie the journey by i ""man life,, were arraignegdd last nighg t ther hearing . |t is be- withhold the money ..f thr Rnnnl nf cities. Board of Health, announced this week bil 1 bef Rd Jh h automobile. 1 before Recorder Jacohy on charges lieved he W«s lliicnoe of Education until August '<\ wns re Charles Medwick, of «1 L«lek L._, .„ that the U., S. Metals Refining Com- j brought by Detective Donnid Pater- pany will spend $20,000 in, construe liquor last ni vised at an adjourned meeting Inst nue, charged with cruelty to hit w£|| son a railronrt detective The lads are night and the money will be given tlon of apparatus to do away with the ;Jnn George, aged U years, ascapfd with if " Z"bak, John Polinski and Louis to the Board on August 1. The time sulphurous gas that arises from the 1 fine of $10 ta police court Monday?i smelters of the big plant and at times Win ^? TW «»»* in «** for turning over the money w»s made night. Som« of th« witnesh| cause much w:ny? their rcamp in like mi. M, J,, for,that firemen shall receive Jl.KOO tier Cadillarca amounted t to k annum thh e fitfirst threth e years of servicei . his father and stepmother, would be crippled and many men of Port Reading, were given two on- ^.50 u.d Ih.s nmount n week, angles nf the case have been would he- thrown out of employment, merciful beatings 18 to 1 and 17 to 1 w^ n9aea9ed.ffIl lns!, thl>m '" finefl- —Mrs. Henry Niniiien, Sr and ^ ordinance will he changed. Dunn Retail Thit WwW wh Lc h p al(i Lhv th( r nt!< Mrs R. Donovan nnd daughter. Edna. Iwl »,?lso recw «n|f»rm. over pending further evident* an if nil the smelters were to be closed -respectively. Every man on the i , ^ f "( '""'" , . When lt WBS Macks, 10; Belmonts, 7. proof. one lime. • punling roster hit heavily, seven The pparent s were tmt,l,s,,o, Sed to nf Rahway, were Ashury Park visitors! "'ported that a note nt^one time. • puzzling roster hit heavily, seven h f $25,000 is due in thc First Nn- The hoy was found chained to Vhe gas, it is understood, is caused home runs being made hv the Cross- resent the arrest of the hoys, saying on Wednesday, SchtdUl.d Far N«rt WeoK 1 thal th? ' tional Bank, it wM derided to use a bed by Motorcycle Policeman Andr,Hil rgely hv the burning nwV/ of sul- words for the day. Bill Biesel added , V deserved whatever punish- —Mrs. August StiTulu •h »ml balance of $lfi,000 now deposited by | Tonight— who used a hacksaw in freeing him. ^ y JCadillacs. the smelters.j ^^"^•a™fr 8lso got two'whll e ff ld t hldi th nns offense would warrant holding them j i part payment for the note and make Thursday—Belmonts vs. Tigers. for thc Hft"rr£an"nitched wonderful ball in Juvenile court, whore they' —Mi»s Anna Jfarkaloni was a Pas-'B new not* for the balance. mi ht bp the first game and avowed but™ * ""tenwd to the Reforma- saic visitor on Saturday evening. A proposition made hy Miles & Heavy battin_ ^g ..by the Macks wns Can't Get'Em Up measlv trio of safeties to account for tory "ntjj thpy rea.chJi?. lh(' ?*>'•fl ,f ,21 ~Mi9B Nellie-Sexton was ,,n Eliza- Nevill to insure the borough hall for to 7 setback Board Acts On run !?<.«. whn nit,-l,prf in Ffco years. He remanded them to in.il for beth v sitor on business, Wednesday. $80,000 for five years for a total , ', iMe for the 10 run. Rose, who pitched in the lt. _:_Li L. . .,._ ,:l ..... • ^ ^ ^^ > premium of $361.37 waa accepted.! received by the leading Belmonts in • To Market Here! run. but one mor« hit «a» made £on nioming after a severe lecture. Sunday'in Brooklyn with Mr. and The policy covers the building- only, [the opening game of the second half Playground Matter the second hurler. The victories put ,__ _ the Croxswords in second place in the Members Appointed As Com- Co\inty League, and thev are steadily threatening the Sacred Hearts. Went For Clothes; mittee of the Whole To In- Sunday. ]thi s |ead the Belmonts kept them! Place The Crosswords are being looked 1 —Joseph A. Hermann and sisters ' working hard, and the victory of the , vestigate; Will Meet On unon a-i favorable opponents for the motored to the Highland. Sunday. ! Macks was won only after a bitter ; Referring to the farmer* who wen Grounds Tonight; Sup- All-Leaguers. Manager Combn wants Got A Beating —Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Catri, son Borough's Oldest foside.nr tht e olth,tcome Macke ofs thhue tloo twno aan bidt acloser half , gameswith, 'cellar meetins ang dMonda sewerys nighwnst openewhend Council-! tee. The members are to assemble ofi 38 18 14 rhat further when he returned t0! of town Tuesday evening. pa5t sevenly^ve >,,,„„. She is sur- behind the leaders. The Belmonts man Brown asked if the council hattj at about 7:30 o'clock. After an in- AB R. H. the house to remove some of his! —Mrs. Rdle Giliuskv and son, Gil-'vived by five children, many grand- arid Cadillacs will play off their 3 (the right to use the engine for sucHl spection of the surrounding grounds Mohic rp0 s e3 ur r rl t(1 1 clothing that had been left there, bert, returned to her home in New , children and a (treat many great- to 3 tie of last week tonight. ! £i . . f" P y» purpose*! n conference will be held and later Rama, ss J 3 Th 1 McDonnell, tf 2 0 Molnar attacked him York City, Sunday, after spending gran'dchildien and nieces and' The box score: ! * Mayor said he thought it the committee will report findings of 0 Robert G. A}d*n,_of Brooklyn, ar-several weeks fcith her parents, Mr. nephews. Sht waa widely • known Macks. AB. R. H. proper for »he engine tn he used iBJ the inspection at a meeting of the Coopt'r, 1b 2 such cases if the council authorir Tnomnson, cf 3 0 0 rested for speeding within the bof^and Mrs. Thomns Shapiro." throughout Cftrteret, Woodbridge and • T. Gifida, If. 4 1 1 board. -Messrs. \\illium Daurilla, Gus Rahway, and every one who knew her TTasbrook, ss. » 1 1 jit. Councilman H'Timles EMl Trosko. c. 3 0 2 ough limits on Sunday, was fined $10. chairman of the fire ami water co Commissioner Coughlin called the Sosnoski cf., 3b. - 1 " 0 John Perlatski, of 49 Mercer and Herman Gerke, Jr., at- wa» a friend. She was a communi- Biesel, lb. 4 2 3 intention of the board to rules for r :. 3 0 0 mittee, amended thi;; information Jaeger, c. 0 street, was fined S5 on n charge of \ tend*S the bouts at Sewaren, Tues- cant of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Karacewski, cf. stating that thc La France Comj the playground adopted at the last ilyleckie, 2b : 3 0 1 > disorderly conduct. He was arrested ' dayj night. Church since it was erected. Previ- Mack,.ff. 3 0 0 meeting and published in the local I to that tinip ahewa s 1 1 makers of the engines, issue ins' meeting and published in tin- .oca, ^- - Patrolman Rusnak, who made the | , Hercules Ellis waa a »"» ° ™"»muni- "•vorholt, rf 1 tioni for the use of the pumpers, •, napers lasl t FridayKid , 1T hhe new rulel . " "a k p.. -;•••-•••••••• • ;• n complaint. o~ 1 2 it was found, worked it hardship on Morgan, in these instructing aet forth the employes connected with the play- cifically that the engines are not 25 1 3 —Miss Rose Colter, who isinow re- Soeietv COnnccted with the church. • i prv c 4 1 1 pround. The rules were revised and siding at Sea Bright, spent the week- , ,i vices were held this ; ' Mack p. .... 2 2 2 be used for sewers, cellars and SECOND GAME Many Guests At Th( funerl ser F like. % under the present rules the play- J end in the borough with .her parents. morllinK in St. " Joseph's Church, Cronwordi. AB. R. H. Rabinowitz Party Councilman Andrea started ground will open each motning at 9 Harry Harris was an "Elizabet h (where a solemn high mass of' requiem 32 10 12 o'clock; remain open until noon; be Heliv, If. .;....' 3 whole incident, complained of Trosko. c. 5 visitor, Tuesday. i was offered for the repose of the soul. Belmonlt. AB. R. H. closed until 1:30 p. m. and then Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rabinowitz, of Mr and Mrs. John JJemish and'The celebrant was, Rev.- Father John Leshicjt. ss. . publicity given to it in the PR! be opened to remain open until B Masculin, cf 5 and ton out of town paper—the on ( o ? 1 Roobewelt av*nue, entertained a num- sons motored to Highlaud-Bwrch, Sun- i R. O'onnor, pastor of the church.; y^n, 2b. p. m. On two 'evenings each week, Beisel, ss.. p. «4 2 i beri oi friends and relatives over the papers that carried the story. Garber. 2b. ,.. 5 2 I Rev. Father Cornelius J. Kane, pastor Qinda, cff said that he was not inspired in it i* understood, the ground* will 3 ! week-end in hojior of the Bar Mitzvah i 4 Sharot"' f • St"•. Mary'" 's Church"' ' , Rahway"-1"-, was BB. DzurillaDill , rf 3 remain open longer. Skurrat, 3b 5 2 rji (confirmation) of their son, Isadore. action by any political object ail dtt deacon; and Rev. Father HRogoyszky Trosko1. 1 U.1IIU,, c\,.* - • As district clerk, Commissioner Lee. rf 1 0 that' he did not desire to cause 2 " ' ' ' J. Dzurilla, 3b. 3 one to lose employment. He crit] Coughlin culled thc attention of thel^uter, rf f 2 , three from Carteret churches and one Tacobowitz, lb 5 1 3 Dunn, lb 3 cized the reporters. board to the fact thnt about $60,(100. 1 being in charge. Many from Reading, assisted, Makoski, If 3 is now due to the board from the Rose, p. 4 1 om g, Councilman; Vonah made some friends attended the ceremony, after The funeral was very largell y at- Love, p 3 borough, beinit the twenty per cent, Comba, If * 2 2 which they spent the. day at the mark about second hand news but I of the school money which file bor- Rovers Lead Junior tended, the crowd filling the chuTch. not explain what he was talk 43 17 21Rabinowitz home. _ .,i , . There was a lonu line of automobiles 29 7 9 ough is required by law to turn over Close friends and relatives were en- about. Mohicunt. AB. R. H- Twilight Leaguers ' i tributes filled two open Score by innings: to the borough after the first of July tertained by the Rabinowitz family at am] the flora Macks -- 140 201 2—10 Councilniun Ellis said that talkinj) and1 before the first of August. Mt. laeger, ss 5 a supper Sunday evening. Many The bearers included Mrs. would not accomplish anything, McDonnell,' 3b Re.ulu of tJw Week Casey's seven grandsons: William Mc- Belmonta .012 130 0— 7 Coughlin said he had brought the beautiful gifts were presented. A ! Cartney, William McGowan, Edwin -Trosko. Bies"! -he engineers were not satisfactory]! S, Trosko, c Two base hits- he said, they should be called beforr* matter to the attention of the borough surprise party was given Isadore by Rovers, 12; Carteret Juniors, 4. I W. Casey, Jas. F. Donahue, William Leshick, B. Dzurilla, Blko, F. Mack. clerk, H. V. O. Platt. about three Cooper, lb a group of friends Monday. Clovers, 17; Liberties, 8. the council. If id could be shou ' 1>. Casey. Jr., Joseph Casey and Jo- Three base hit?—T. Glnda, Makoski. that they were tu blame for any nr weeks ago and that on Sunday he had Thompson, cf .'.. Present at the dinner, Sunday were: : soph McGowan. Sosnoaki. If T. Dzurilla. Home runs—Overholt, use of the engine or neglect, he said.| met Mr. Platt and that the latter had Mr. and Mrs. William Brown. Mr. and MdMondayy evening two more contests \ intermenInterment wwas made in St. Mary'y s el, Balerich. B. Dzurilla. Sacri- indicated that if a requisition was he would be as willing as the nei Mrs. S. B. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl were completed in the borough Junior cemetery in Rahway. The funeral ^ hits—Leshick. T. Ginda. Hits— to remove them. presented in time for' the rpgular ' Laster; Mr. and Mrs. David Venook. •">«' Mack. 9- ff Love, 12. Bases on Twilight League. At Brady's Oval, j arrangeme^ wer,,in charge^of Un- The important feature of thc meeti| meeting of the Borough Council on Barna, p. Mr. and Mrs, D. Greenberg, Mr. and dertaker Hairy Lohmiller, of Rahway. hulls—Off Mack. 2; off Love. 2. 1 Monday night last, the money would Mrs. Leo Rockman, Mr. »nd Mrs. B.the Rovers guve the new eintries, the ing was a warning hy Chief Joseph- -,' 21 1 4 struck oout—By y M k . *'• byy LLove , 1. Lloyd of the fire department. Spaak-% lie turned over to the custodian of Jacobowitz, Mr. mill Mrs. Morris Carteret Juniors, a setbackkM2 to 4. ih l Ui (•chool money. J. Trosko and Bodnar did the mound News Story Brings Hit by pitcher—B. Dzurilla. Umpire ing as a citizen, Mr. Lloyd warned|| Cohen, Mr. and ivtrs. S. Hermann, —.Montelone. the council that a rule should b«| The requisition was presented in Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sokler. Mr. and Mrs, work for the Rovers. Lauter and Skurrat performed from the rubber ; Note From Brady made to use thc pumper for flit due form but it was later learned Max Rubel, L. S. Mausner, Max only. To use it for work for which for the lowers. The victory makes it 1 that the clerk was instructed that the Crosswords Gain On | Ashen, Mr. and Mrs. Louin Chodosh, Radio Talk On Sunday On it was not constructed and so cripple! money would not be turned over to Mr and Mrs, 1. Miiusuer, M. Gordon, teii straight wins for the Rovers and Charles J. Brady, a well-known True Church Question it, he said, would cause a sharp HM| the Board of Education until August Neil Chodosh. Mr. and Mrs. M. Chin- not a loss checked against them. sport fan and backer of the Ail- crease in insurance rates in the bo^r" 21. The board will have to borrow County Leaders i chin, Sam Chodosh. Saul Chodosh, By HwiiinpinK the Liberties 17 to 8 | Leaguers ball te'am, takes exception ough if the underwriters learnt monev on notes in the meantime to i Morris Cohen, M. L. Mausner, JoM'iih the CloerCloverss broughg t their standing to to tt recenrecett storyy in an out-of-town Announcement iB made by John W. of it, pay bills that are due although the Home Team Has Chance 1 Mr. Hertz and .1. Adler, all ofthe fifty-fifty mark. Freak pyplayingg , p provided the story refers to the Adams, ofiRoosevelt avenue, that a school money is or should bo now in Grab Championship In ! Cu'-tcret. with a number of homh e runs, stretchtth- All-Leaguers. very interesting address will be given the hands of the borough, council. ; Mr. ami Mrs. H. Soof. of Mel- ei> from errors and singles, featured Brady, in part, writes as follows: nnd broadcasted by Station WBBR at Boy Runs Into Auto; The repair and supply committee Junior County League jville. N.i JJ.;; S Mi«s 1,. the tilts Harrigan and Collins "To the Baseball Fain of Carteret: 10 o'clock Sunday, July 26, by Jiulg'1 He Escapes Injv was authorized t« proceed with the i Resniick and B, Solof. of Carmel; N. Pitched for the winners. Steve V'As to the ami* mice merit In theRutherford on "Which is the True repairs and purchase of supplies County Leagiie S Soluf of ('amden; Mr. and Mrs. C. Trosko and Barna hurled for the Perth Amboy News on July 18. and Church?" This interesting topic is necessary. Ave. Rosenthal and Mrs. J. Blackrftan, of Liberties All four teams each used i again on Jul" 'y 22~, that Staubach and John Rovensky, a boy living at, The committee will advertise this Won. Lost. being discussed, it is announced, in Sacred Hearts •8 .888 Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. M »"»/•" Itt brac e of pitchers. . Gerlc^ have taken over the nianage- John street, wag hit Friday by a « H k d t J. Hosen, Mr. and Mrs. L. Feinstein. | Tonight the Clover* meet the Car- merit of the Carteret baseball team, response to numerous requests from Crosswords .... .667 the radio audience. driven by Allen J. Glendenntnj(, rial amounting to more than $500. It a .556 Mr. and Mrs. L. Kaufman, Mr. nnd I l(,ret juniors, and the Rovers play the which represents Carteret, the sUte- Orioles 5 mctlt s an error re ers to tni Elisabeth, whq was driving a cw is expected that bids will be received .500 MVs. S. YusehinofT. Mr. and Mrs. ybertUs ' ^ "- ' ' Roosevelt avenue, The boy w»a • Wednesday night of next week. Levins 4 .222 Comenoskv. Mrs. E. Rahinowit/. All-Leaguers, who play each Sunday Blue & Graya 2 on Brady's Field. This team is under Threw Can At Bus araihed by Dr. H. L. Strandberg,' The members present were: Presi- .200 Nanen. Mrs.' S. Solof. Miss R. Solor said he was not injured. The accfa dent Edward J. Hi-il, District Clerk Mohicans 2 pod Miss A. Solor, uf New York Citv: Cyanamid Gat|a« Postponed the management of Ed Mack, • Mack says that the Carteret team happened when the lad ran in front* Willium V. CouKhli", Commissioners SuruUy'i RetulU Mrs. A. Kheurhaus, of Full River. On Account Of Rain A complaint has been made at the car. .fefferys, Walton. Bradford and Crosswords, 18vMohicans, 1 < firstMass.; Mr. and Mrs. S. Levin, of has; not been booked 4o piny the Na- police headquarters by Mrs. Bernard Schwartz, and Attorney Francis A, game), T < P State rtreet; his earnings. i trained a half game in AheirStanding utyrt to finish. The HuiLguriaiii'varsity Sunday, July 26 S"!>dnv when they took two games in a long ittring of errors and the man in the future to |fame» as they have and Ruy (iriffen, of 158 Madison ave- Mrs. Codwell was advieed to consult eleven travel to New Brunswick, Sun- y: 4 5 a.'m.—Bible Bchool. , a doiiblu-lwadur irorn the Mohic»na: agur anys that such • thing will not in the past, I remain, nue, |>oth of Perth Araboyi figured in jl a. m.—Divine worship; serrao an atturney, »B a divorce waa the only day next to play the tjam of that happen aguin as the *e»tk »p»ts in ; "Vours in sport, the Sacred Hearts won a game 8 to 1 1 a an aut.. accident here Monday, when ibii'ct, "Objections." rsmedy ahe may iseek It her^jusband city. Ben Klein, of (16 Rooasvel ve- the teuiu have been braced up. Still (Signed) "CHABLES J. BRADY." dues nut mend hiw ways. from the Blue & Gray teum, and now a truck driven by Oriffen and be Ion it- No evening service. have u two-gaint! leud in first lilace.; nu«, manages the Hungarian te»m. | staI1dards is somei team uml tlu ing to It M., Oresser, also of Perth Klein has led tfee teum to make up a k tu The boys and girls Jontinue to • torker )(0 I|mtu.r Amboy. and a par driven by 1'etcrik, nnd the Orioles ilufeated the Levin successful record fof r thhe season. Police Recorder Jacoby joy our D. V. B. S. Exhibition' Sayt Still Wa. Not Stars* BL Maurtr, U t» 8. smashed into each other, Both ma work! to be given Friday, July 31, There ia. aH the teams now atand O£Eiciat«i At Wedding chines were sli itly damaged but the p. m. All invited. Come! Cooking Wh«n Raided »„„..« possibiliti y thahtt ththe CCrossword*. drivers injury. Water Sports Slated Young Yank* Lo»e Oarteret'a reprttsentalive team m* the )el Daciaion was resurved ill tne case luaifUe, may win the pennant-even For Acker's, Sunday f o Kaatbey Junior* Re Nath«»ial JtejiM i Vntubttantial of Mru. John Ijisky. of Charles street, though the Sucred Hearts have u l«ad fo«ned his first marriage tlfemony Vital Statistics A tramp In a mj ragged coat" who was arraigned Qn complaint of of two games in their hold on first yunday ufternoon many who are ila»t night wheu he united Wesley ifcaQ what wmtriai it »«• aMd».i By lotiinir to the KeaBhey Juniors i Moore, of 5 Salem avenue, and Sadie Wtl Policeman G«rg« Snarl- place. The. Cn>»swurdH have interested in swimming and w^teother »t the Creosot•e diamond" ', Sunda~ ' y aft-1 Jone«' off Mercer streetstreet. Both are Registrar of Vital Statistics Wilgui 1 funoo," tae'salrt. "iim I ihlok. dan, who chaiyed lli»t K «nd a still paying wxtm line ball in recent gaift*s ( reports the followin.it for the week: L the Young Yanks suffered , colored. Mr. anff Mrs, Herbert I-ee, DiOttly fresh *lr." in operation in her \fotae m«n': tM they Rtill have three games to caniyiyU at Acker's h. High div- Deaths, 1, Mickael Sluka, of 22 Liek 111 X.Mi « ^t j f it •• II I ... K i. «J1'* their second setback of the seauoji out al»o colored, wttended the couple. admitted poweiui

mer. iincil to be empty or run at n lnw mp'n'ity. Blouses Are Following Florida In Summertime Tin1 reason for this in the discovery Fashion's New Bypath* ly JI lore'1 part of the American pen nl,. (,f the delightful climate of Millions Heard This Story kloridii, Kast, Const, West Coast, and Bro«dcft*l<"d From the Mc- n Die interior. [I has been thought generally that Who Does the Washing? Alpin Hotel Station, Florida was only n winter resort R WMCA, New York State that in the summer it was too Kit as compared to the States further \i IN THt lorth. F.Jcacfinformation of Florida If the Men Did the Washing, Would Their Wives •limatir conditions has converted .01N6 GAME. ,,„., ,,tlie .-•ns.-i. of the year when :housands. pp.iit peirenliigi' of the population Just at present, there is a great Sport an Automobile? \ llll'MCI! rki-rs ar taking their vacation. For rest rush of people to Florida cities from )!i •rrejition, for a change of the SUtea of Georgia, Alabama, the fin" new association*, thiB 'arolina» and Tennessee. People in H will go to widely the interior of Florida seeking a You Bet Not, Unless They Had A Maytag. I],., Mil! MliireS IItnI thI''*e niaaiivivseashore,, t«-ov hange are going to the Florida sea- ,. ,,1,,-iiilniHH. to the, lakes, to the side resorts, there to get the wonder- , ,l;, .nul even to the cities. ful surf bathing and the sea fishing, besides other semi-tropical sports. It Will Pay You To Investigate. I hi ;iniuinl vaciition is,necessary tin' nlivHicnl. mental, and the moral Miami, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, •• -V T „. til of the vacationist. After Imv- Hi. Petersburg, Tampa. Oilmidn, Or ,. w.irhi'd hart) for a twelve-month, mond, Fort Lauderdalo, Lakeland, and WASH AWAY Guesswork Phone 1060 for free nreil'i HIP rest and the change of many other Florida cities, are bidding ,-nr- The vncatinn broadens him, Hie people of the north to rome this Any washer is bought to provide a convenient labor- demonstration i iii|ribciis him, improves his morale, <. u mm or to find mild weather—lower in speak, and send* liim back to temperatures than in most places in saving means of doing the family wash. But the washer . ..e job, with more pop. more joy in the North; health-giving sea breezes, bis work. . Vacations make us all n Florida sun, strong, invigorating, It appeatfe th»t we tnuM look to that can w^sh all kinds and weights,^tpjothes—th«t can bettetter membermeb s of societyy. All health-making. blouses for th« required touch of color do it the quickest—that can do it most thoroughly and work and no play," the olld adagd e said, North of Miami. Holtywood-by-the- In lutts this ftil and thai bMmeH will "makes Jack a dull hoy." Rea. the now Florida reaort city, is donate color notes ttmt nro soft and easily—is the washer you need. My meBsnp;e tonight i.i about a sending excursions out of New York light, ffew arrivals nrc shown In pns- City via the Clyde, line from New summer vacation in Florida. tel shades, to be worn with formnl or That may seem ntrange to some York to Miami, from where the trip The time to learn which washer will do these things who have been thinking of summer is made by motor bus to Holly-wood- semlfonnal suits In hhu-k or navy is before you buy. Buy only on proof—on facts obtained vacations to the'mountains and sea- by-the-Sea. blue, These blousen nrr usually en- shore— thene snme people who have Hollywood-by-the-Sea is typical of circled With Bomc pinlin'lilcry In tarh first-hand, right in your own home, the day you wash. In considered Florida only as n winter modern accommodations in the Flor- egtry colon and thfi liippHtry cttert In (In Time! I.nnp experience in vacation place—a playground to be ida vacation place, more particularly enhanced by the lntru can discover ida is indued picturesque. Surf as a resort city—cool, restful with bathing is enjoyed every day in the for yourself why the varied recreations for the visitors—' year. Fishing is plentiful—sea and beating, sweeping, cleaning Hoover surf bathing and other ocean sports— fresh water. The vacationist may under a health-giving Florida sun, enjoy hurst-bar k riding, tennis, swim- with refreshing, strength-making 5 prolongs the life of your floor cover ming, pplo, aviation and other sports. breezes from, the Atlantic, adding One of New York's largest dreu manufacturers was ings, and is the*largest selling cleaner > new life and power to the tired, Florida is wiihin 36 hours of two- Eprged man or woman. thirds of the population of the United overstocked. He accepted our cash offer for the in America today. States. Within its borders, there is The health-giving elements of the more railroad lines under construttion beautiful dresses, which enabled us to sell them at sun and the! air of southern Florida, 50 thaiv. in any other State. this remarkably low price. $2' down brings you the Baby Hooter with invigorating plunges into tpe Lpt me cite some EJprida facts sea and sun baths oil the beaches, are 5 well-known to every physician. briefly—-facts fur which I am indebt- $3^ down brinys you the Hoover Special ed to the Florida Development Board, Choice of 20 New Styles ' Hollywood-by-the-Sea was planned the Ktate Chamber of Commerce, to be a city of, Spanish, architecture, Consolidated Huilding, Jacksonville, Styles that were copied from dresses of a much higher price 5 days' free trial in your home on request. with residences, business structures, Florida. hotels, apartments, schools, churches, "Florida has no bonded indebted- railroad station, golf and Country Club House, semi-public buildings, ness, Heat prostrations are practi- Judge Laundry The Spicy Aroma designed after that style harmonizing cally unknown in Florida. Florida with the splendor of Florida sky anil ships more early vegetables than any Work by the of Jams and verdure. other State. Florida is as large as BURTON STORES, Inc. New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Thor Standard Jellies The beach at Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Island. Florida uwmills turn out directly on the Atlantic Ocean, is the feet of lumber finest along the Florida East Coast*' nemly one billiu 142 Smith Street PERTH AMBOY •v l'Or best rL-Milis in. fresh begins to till the air. year. Florida pnnluct'S 80 per cent, clean ilotliea und linenj, for It is seven miles in length. On two of all the phosphate mined in the tlie ease and speed with For especially Rood recipes miles of this has been built a cement world. Florida white potatoes have which you Littmn these re- tune in WAAM Ada Bessie boardwalk, electrically lighted, a the highest per aeiv value in the soils, chuoae the Thor Elec- Swann, director of Public happy rendezvous for .pleasure seek- United States. Florida leads the lik Washer, the washer with Service Radio' Cooking ers.. Surf bathing at Hollywood-by- world in grapefruit production. She llie patented wear-resisting School, broadcasts new things the Sea IB enjoyed every day in the has no competition in the United in cookery Tuesday and Fri- year. States. Florida has the only plant in jj1 ilown—18 monthi to pay. day mornings at eleven Besides the bathing, the beach has the world successfully converting a generous assortment of other gawgraas into high-grjide paper pulp. soorts-—dancing, boating, fishing, etc. Florida shipM more celery than uny Hollywood is c%mpletinrf a ?250,000 other station of the United States, bathing casino, 850 rooms, with a and that means in the world. Flor- tiled, sanitary sjvimming oool, with ida has the liiu-hi. sea beaches in th» For the two wiidimf pool a fw children, and Many women who have world, many .of them 500 to 1,000 1 with a gallery from which spectators feet in width. ntve: IKIMI .tbU to iron ex- may view water games and competi- pertly by II^IKI Aie turning "Florida produces and ships an with icliel JIHI :.jli^tdktiun to The Thor average of one ear of fruit and vege- tables every live minutes during the Same year. From wilt t 1U20 the vului- |*5 down Electric Folding Ironer WILLIAMS of farm property in Florida increased more than lito per cunt. From 1910 months Tins" tonvrnient tittd ironer The Beauty Specialist to 1920 the percentage of farm land improved WHH greater in Florida than uuns all difficult piccM, brings in any otli«r Slate. The northern 'Money a finish like new (0 bed and From Broadway and Fifth Ave. is at 70 Smith street, Perth Am- boundary of Florida is farther south table hiu-uj It leducci » dty'i than! the southern boundary of Cali- nulling to an hour o^ two of boy, (.in- night up, 2 doors from Packer House. fornia. Orangey and grapefruit pleaunt occupation. grown in Floridu art: rich in tonic vit- World famous expert for restor- amines which aid in digesting other The Thor can be rolled from You can buy moire and better Coal during the ing huh- to natural color. foods. It mats less io raise cattle, une place to another with IMC. sheep and hoga in Florida. Livestock rWde up and ran be Jtottd in a Mr. Williams, the originator of require no ahi-lter from cold and summer for the same money than you can later space two lect the, m.iiU'cd Boyish Bob in New there is year routiil grazing, Florida- York City, hits installed the largest bred swine have taken many blue in the BeasOn. Snch being true why not practice sensible TUepbou* or write (or fra* Neatk'S permanent waving ma- ribbons in competition with hog? economy and buy now. . < trial In your houw. chine. Lanoyl Permanent Wave from all Slutcs ut important fairs, in- short hair $16, long cluding the International Livestock Exposition. Florida's* water supply in unusually fiee from impurities. Scientific body maitsage,v reduc- Mijiny of Its springs are known ing bath, face and sculp treatment throughout the nation fto their oura- by graduate nurse. tive qualities. EUROPE THIS SUMMER! "Florida has notable advantage* for i »to., I•*• you. WILLIAMS' line* ,of manufacturin. THEOi A Inc. i #168.00. B. % UP) J IJEAUTY IN ffiB Nm* [ACHED TO 1EEL mm In this «t* tat hc«n the wo -d itttffM* ntmt to tht m- STUDITIAKER UK nni> Ihm onjojrt n)l Ih* Wlltj of th« HwHtmlnem In the nrm. CORD TIRES modern Inventions for {mrpming ronv The ilnMiliv of mch stockholder la Ht|t. Gmfe l« Er.r» Rumt sin h n ri mil of order. nmotml of hi* ttock or stun**, or t* WOODBRIDGE AUTO 5U1TILYH Draining Wet I .and. • n nmoii.it fli«Hl bj > fnirttilce. \ Aec«tMri«t axl SupplUi, C**, OH liiw In KnglHrnt provides thtt, with 8t, W001)lmil)G«.R J, and Other «mif wept Ion* nich flrnw ntull A municipality Is an InmrpornteO h«»c "llmllcd" tl he I mil word B dtj, town, flllaf* or boronch pones* Mountains and Floods A n»w pnmp h" I">MI Invimtefl for ID the nitnw or th« company. Tor In- Ing a charter of Incorporation confer flr« use, and flUtrllniti.,1 by R New, Jer itnnrr, "The 8fn|| Bump «O<* Coin —Mention tfcit P*P«T to nd ring privileges of locftl self fo^rm Fail To Halt Big Bus »ey factory, th^t Is nn Innovation. Th» l'», Uii ' l>«thnnder It help* you. It help" thorn, it pomp U connKtfd >'.v l<«)t drW« to thttnenL your p»p*r- rear tire of jo«r tutu to the pnllej on GET THE Pierce-Arrow Plows Through tb« pump. The outfit t* practical for Mud and Mire From De- troit TQ Palm Beach In Roosevelt Motor Sales Service Record Time How this One-Profit Coach Tho <"nrjHcity of the modern bus for is built by Studebaker Bring In Your Old Generator fast, nverlnnd travel was n|r.nin dem- nnntrated the other riny when "Miss Mic-hinan," n 2!) pnasmiKer Picrce- on the sturdy STANDARD SIX CHASSIS Arrow motor bus with ft He luxe sedan body, rollpii into Palm Beach, WE WILL EXCHANGE Florida, after completinu her 1,90* mile trip from Detroit in five days. She averaged 3R0 miles per day. The time mnde by the bus i.t re- Your Old 'Generator For mnrkable, when the difficulties en- countered en route are considered. The route led over the Cumberland $5.50 in no matter what Mountains from Wheeling, West Vir- ginia, into Washington, II. C, a stiff test of hill climbing ability. How- ever, the mountains were taken on condition it is. high «PHr with the exception of twice, when the owner, Anthony J, Runh, who wns driving, had to slip into second. From Washington the route led to Richmond and the bus mnde the trip flre protection, (mt niin i nn he used ROOSEVELT MOTOR SALES CO. in one day overt ronda hub deep with fo> draining wet Intnl. ilmnied cellars, UPERFICIALLY other coaches engineered and manufactured under clay and mud. Another day's run pile driving, clranlnu nut ntuffwl up S may resemble this Studebaker onr nianigement, to work more took the bus tf> Columbia, Sflutlsjj watJtllneB, etc. 11 Ims n lifting cn- Standard Six, but the resemblance $512 Down ] efficiently with every other part. Sales and Service Carolina, over stretches of highway pacRj of 24 fwt thrminii the lV4 Inch will not stand analysis. And tin1 luilnnco in A bettrr car because Studebake* where' the mud came up to the run- suction hose. can afford to use finer upholstery, ning boards. Only two cars are made on a one- 12 monthly pay- profit buii—Ford in the lowest price belief steel, higher grades of lum- We have several bargain* in USED CARS of all At Augusta, Georgia,' Mr. Rush ments of ? the™ were only retained in the business to build one of the largest this car you must see it and ride in it. we urge Ancient Currency about 14,000 motor vehicles reglstert-d gray iron foundries in the world, to erect stamping you to do so immediately. It is called a coach, but BATTERIES Only 5,000-new vehicles were put Into rnuls, forges, etc., to purchase the finest labor- is in reality a roomy five-passenger coupe. ''Ring money," was used by tb« service durlnc iflOO. Todiiy, more than Egyptians, the rings of prectous saving machinery, to construct enormous body- It is a car that will give you faithful economical building plants. metals were circular but a alight gap service. It is built to yield dependable, comfortable: Ford As a result, resources totaling one hundred mil- $13.50 Chevrolet wa» left, that the rings could be transportation for years and years. lion dollars are concentrated upon the production OTHER PRICES REDUCED ACCORDINGLY formed Into a ctmln. This substitute of one-profit automobiles such as this Standard 'or money found KB nny to western Buy now—n« more "yearly models" Six Coach. This is the time of the year when men have hesi- Let us Quote You on an Exide When You Need '"nrope and the Rrlllsh Isles. What does it mean to you? tated to purchase an automobile, fearing that thtt a New Battery To you, as an automobile buyer, this means: Cat they bought in July would be mado, obsolete Happinets \ artificially by the announcement of nrw yearly Half the world Is on the wrong scent 1. A Lower Price. models in August or September. Studebaker has KEATING BATTERY SERVICE In the pursuit of happlm-as. They think 2. A Better Car. discontinued the custom of presenting yearly It consists In having and gettliiK and In models. liiBtead, Studebakers will be kept up to belnp served by others. It consists :ti) A LOWER PRICE, because Studebaker doea Tel. 624. Cor. Amboy Ave, and James St. not need to pile ita profit upon the profits of out- the minute it- body styles and chassis design re- giving and In serving 'otliers.—-Henry side parts manufacturers.and body builders, gardless of the calendar. I)nuiiiiiond. A BETTER CAR, because it is a thoroughly co- Come in NOW—and see this sturdy, dependable, ordinated, -harmonious unit Every part designed, one-profit Coach,

J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE 363 Divi«ion St. 250 George St. 14 Wonderful PERTH AMBOY NEW BRUNSWICK THIS STUDEBAKER YEAR A Typical Illustration of th« Crowdad \^catioaDays Condition of Paved Road* Nejr Chi- cago in tho "Traffic-Jam" Time on \-. 3-day cruise down co»«t-7-day rest and recreation it FlorldVi Sundays and Holiday*. J^ All-Year Resort City. Sailfi»h and tarpon fishing -Golf—Bath- 16,000,000 nmtor oars are crowding our ~~ ing, and other ihore enjoymenti—3-day cruise back home. city HtreetB mill our country highways. Approximately 4,000,000 -new motor vehicles were udded to ,Jbe total mir- Picture this vacation in your imagina- ing the past vi'ur. We have definitely tion: a 3-day cruise down the Atlantic become a "Niitinn on Wheels." Work of Improving. Coast—eight days at a beautiful Florida While this Iremendoui development hotel. Every hour filled with the charm wus going mi in the use of the motor of new scenes, the delight of summer vehicle, there hat. been another de- and shorerecteations.ortherestof deep, QMI expenses inclusive velopment equally as important, but, unbroken sleep. Days of turquoise skies not aa rapid. The work of improving Steamer transportation, round trip the highways over which theBe motor overhanging trie great green sweep of Steamer berth and meals vehicles arc tu operate ha* grown by the ocean, and balmy nights of tropical Automobile transportation leaps and bounds, but not fast enough allurement. Hotel accommodation* —room and meal* to keep up with the growth In motor Specially arranged entertainment vehicle reulsiriitlon. While motor Picture from your experience what Yes, all of it for $100 vehicle roiriMnitlon lias Increased more this would normally cost, and then get than 2,ft(H) per cent In the last twelve the surprise of your life when you learn Then, too, there are the days of fineit fiibing years, highway expenditures for the you can enjoy it all for $7-15 a day. on the Florida coast. Now is the season when Ruine period liuve increased only a lit- Kl.Vt sportsmen travel to Florida just to capture the tle over MKI per ceut. "Leaks moneys Yes, $100 for all of it: transportation, mighty sailfith and leaping tarpon. berth and meals on steamer, room and Even climate, the land of carefree life with Every automobile and motor truck meals at hotel. Every regular vacation iu colorful panorama of sea and land, its fasci- that has been lidded to the ret'lstra nating sunsets and gorgeous nights, beckon you tlon lists bun etrnngthened the deinuml "If you don't get that oil drip stopped you're going expense to Hollywood-by-thc-Sca, there —and at a cost of $100. (or more Improved highways. We liuve and back again. Hard, often it U, to select the right place for started to provide this nation with to run short some day and burn out a crank bear' It is a vacation opportunity of a life a vacation, one that offers much, and still fit* highway traiiHportatlon facilities and Ing before you know it. Look at the'oil that's your pocketbook. Here is buch a vacation, co»t- wo cannot stop now. There must be time. tng little more than living at horor. a close relation between ""(lie rate of wasted, too. Long, black streaks along every road. And it gives you a chance to see for yourself Increaae of motor vehicles and the Summer "The Season" at Hollywood the wonder of the most talked-about spot in the Bad for tires. Dirties up running gear. And stop country—The Florida Southeast Coa*t. need for extending Improved highway Summer ll the icuon to enjoy Hollywood-by- mileage. The very tact that around that leak from your pump gland. Water's cheap, the-Sea at in belt. Surf bathing, and the en- Realiiethls remarkable chance, and xu&bct on It by mailing the coupon asking lui complete 4,000,000 motor vehicles are being add- but a dry radiator can make a lot of trouble. trancing life at the beach are at their height A ed each year and that highway im- prevailing wind from the southeast, blowing off Information. the broad expanse of the ocean gives Florida's provement lit present Is not rapid "Big mistake, too, to let her leak and try to make All-Year Retort City, • summer tempetarure un- enough to accommodate them la suf- matched In thU country, Juw-right temperature, Make your reservations ficient reason for accelerated speed up by just adding a quart or two of oil occasion' nehher too coo) nor too hot, both day and night, In highway improvement, permit* the vacattonltttoteaprhe full unbroken now for one of tht three ally. Like adding a pint of fresh milk to a gallon plcuutc of a sojourn, by the tea. scheduled iailing4. Progressive coinjuunHlea everywhere have nv(i(.m/i'

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t » 1 MOTOR OILS « i* I* Phoa» Hnppy Is th« man who csn laugh at for Coal - WoodbrW,. 724 CARTERET PRESS trniihln, hlK own as well fts other AVOID . SuWription, $1.50 Per Ynr THBRUSH! I'uhliohrH cv<>ry Friday by Even when th^y arr h<*ln tn tlin front, some people.can be pushed C» H. BYRNF, 44 Chrome Aw., CARTERET, N. J. Jufil so far. Telephone, Carteret 813 Don't pftrade your virtues with the H. BYRNE Editor and Manager lrtfiu thnt the whole world Is on the Entered »i •.rconci elm matter JVIM 5, 1924, «t Carteret, N. J.. renewing stand. Office, under the net of March S. 1879. Too nerer cnn tell. Manj a man takes a train of thovight without know YOU should avoid the fuel-rush. Foreign Advertising Repretentativw -teg Its destination. You can do so by ordering your TX*m Jency NriRhborhood New«papen, In*. coal now. You get immediate American Press Association The fellow who boasts that he can delivery at a price that Is bound to always master himself may not be save you money. And it's quality much of a boas at that % A FIELD FOR ACTION heat-giving coal you'll get of us. The other day a man was arrested for chaining his 11- The cynical bachelor observes that WARR COAL many a girl who fishes for a hus- gfr-old son to a bed with dog chains Not many week* ugn band catches a skate. AND SUPPLY CO. t^asaaic street father lashed his daughter till blood streamed Not can you tell from the rise of COAL, Ctrihtfrr AND rom wounds in her limbs. A week or two ago a Hudson street BUILDING SUPPLIES lather struck his son several blows over, the head with a piece a man how far he can Jump from the frying pan Into the fire. St. George's Ave. at P. & R. R, R Bl iron—not hard enough to knock the boy senseless but blowa WOODBRIDGE, N. J. |o» the head, even if slight, will do no good to the tender brain Blohbs—"Borrowell says h« belongs '•of a child. • . to a swel] family." Slobb—"Bwtil U right. They are all spongm" — Classified Ads. Brjng Remits — Three boys were picked up by a rattrofctf detective after • Ihey had taken Bignals from railroad Bwitches. Grown boya go to the playground inv,the evenings and break the apparatus there. Cases of cruelty upon the part of parents and viciousness upon the part of children crop up from time to time here. To cope with such conditions is not an easy matter because INTEREST these conditions are not causes but results. Parents who are extremely1 cruel to their own flesh and blood, and parents who back up their children in wrong doing or neglect all discipline are both wrong. Children who sre not taught self-restraint and Makes Investment Interesting self-control grow up to be selfish men and women who disregard There Seems-to Be Always Something the rights of others. On the other hand, children who are Lesson !n English beaten brutally grow up to be sullen enemies of society or else By W. L. Oonlon have no spirit at all. WORDS OFTEN MISUSED; "Like- In all large cities and in many towns not so large there are ly" and "liable." Don't say "he is liable to come any minute." When organizations which tackle these difficult problems and do much expressinu a very probnblc event say INTEREST is the promised return on money . good. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in "likely." If a possible event regarded as disastrous, use "liable." "He is > Invested. But interest is not the only f M- ' New York has accomplished wonders because \t gets at the liable to injury." tor'to be considered iinin investment. Pru- bottom of each individual case. Where parents are clearly OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: IJe monstrative. Accent the "n." Many dent investors demand safety, for security unfit to raise children the children are taken away* from them people misplace the accent on the of principal is far more important than but not the responsibility of paying for their upke«p ;• where the r'm." OFTEN MISSPELLED: Visualize. interest yield. Foe maximum yield com- children themselves are to blame special effort is made, to give Note the "a" in first syllable, though bined with maximum security, investors them a fresh start and a right outlook on life. pronounced as "z." SYNONYMS:: Submission, yield- agree that there is no better investment There seems to be a field for mnch good) work along this ing, non-resistance, obadienw, subjec than our Six Per Cent First Mortgage line in Carteret. The field widens as the borough grows. Some tion,. surrender, resignation. WORD STITDY: "Use a word three Certificates. organizations of women, or men and women, could accomplish* times and it is yours." Let us in- a great deal of good for children and parents and for the future crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: of the borough. FLAMBOYANT; characterized by ex- travagance; showy. "The home at- mosphere can never be improved by EMPLOYE OWNERSHIP. such flamboyant decorations." A newspaper story tells about a car skop. worker who for Boynton Brothers & Company V ' many years spent his money as fast as he earned it. In course Newa of All Carteret Borough of time he got a little wife, built a little home and added a little in the Press, the moat PERTH AMBOY family—which just about used up his increased earnings. The telephone company for which-he then worked, talked widely read paper him into saving through an easy payment stock investment in A CHAMPION AND AN ENEMY in Carteret the corporation—he became an employe-owner. Today he is one of the thousands of smaller stockholders OF EVOLUTION AT DAYTON whose earnings from his investment will help give the children ,

A big monkey, five feet tall, is missing from Coney Island, ; according to reports. Probably it has gone down to Dayton, ' Tenn., to qualify as an expert witness.

When it is all sifted down we will probably find that those riots were caused by some white man who tried to in- chop suey into the country.

•l Another good memory test is to try to remember the peacs Jf' "plan that won the Bok award.—Macon Telegraph, rf> —» ~ • : : World WId* Photo* You Have To Pay Them, Clarence Darrow, Chicago attortisy, counsel for Profeeuor Scopes, and Wil- GEQKG/A NUGGETS liam Jwuniags Bryan of the prosocutiun, wiUi ea (iusort, lalt). Reason the big fish get away Is The thing that makes it hard to pay tax bills or to take the because they see tbe liars coming with [X rose by any other name costs kind of vacation we would like to is our habit of neglecting to lay their asking poles. as steep. RIDE 'IM, COWBOY by funds, a little at a time, to meet these bills. man's idea of a clnb Is a place Few authors Can afford to write for there are no mothers-lutlaw. posterity, with thp cost of living high- Tax Funds and Vacation Clubs or er than their hopes. B *— * Vacation Funds £f Xverjtlilni,' in this wo>l3 Is balanced We won't believe In an optimist uutl are being opened now in thi* bank. et a bultllieuded nitn laves On we hear one giving thanks for a free Uti he pitta Into lialr tonic. rlil« on a hurricane. You know how the Christmas Clubs have I',.There are two kinds of ties In tha helped to meet Christmus demands.' Thege ' rid—the kind luiohuuds wear and 1( Happiness Bhould shout lialleliitn on the highway he would be lined for Tax Funds and Vacation Funds will be ii)Bt I kind their wives pick uut (or them as big a help. ' ' i wear, disturbing the peace. Our plan makes it possible for you to y Judging from ihc way a iuun prides Thrift doesn't mean denying your- \ elf on [ticking chicken* It would self a hollduy to save the expense of budget for vacation time and for the tax good tiling to let hln do the mar- a ticket to the picnic. bills without sacrifice. Come in and let us D( (or the house, We preach and sing about heaven, explain it to you. a miild alK.vt) longer than a but still prefer an airship on earth to It has stood the wlHge of tbe ungels. Strong Bth In the KUI.UIIIH she In lintnedl- the -d of helng lp love with The First National Bank COuntrj or the furuuee lnun. <|br favorite mule' WHS struck by Secure T«st of Time! lathing recently and kicked th CARTERET, N. J. > Item: "Decrtuse in number lglitnlug back to whwu it came from .i Who umrry ufter they reueh years." Explanation: No You* pray for fh« goods, and If the i girl ever gets beyorid tlm ;onds cuiu

„ • '•"" ' • Only three new ma(a»lne» were SLANGUAGE iUtted recently; Xhfy hfe HOttuced An uiiliiiiitKil turniulo on four legs, 1,200 pnuuils uf liwnn dyui*wll»—BUC'h A Man Who Cares >y wealthy writers* who trtll thus be Is Hie "oulluw" lirunk, sniien (if wlik'b will uruvlde \X\s v\\\vt Uirlllu of Ih« on your piccolo I u position' to accept their own con- CUliUK') Itouuiluii tusi! W'oi-IJa Cliuuiplouulilp Uoili-o, io in- liuld for nine day*, tributions.—Atlanta beginning AugMMl Ir» Why ami ilmiUK. cooleui wlu'u fmmy utmost certain IN YOUR TOWN^neit you, them ia * man mM centant |to put your lovad on» with- your padded cell mat*. Injury-such In the Imckaruo, ttandurd lyiie of Thf nu-u who will tight It OUt out protection into * «rt«kar wbo »lw»y» ut In iruiUiluiml on tbt U a "I contend tliut every-Wan should To leave a va^llt umcaUd and take a ch»nc« on lt< >a«lii)K lliolf ii natMjr'ally i*? wenteni run^es iiml u great_ p»r(juX the *JRtxx) hi yrtoes uuprwiiriatiid by th« marry,", vald the uewlywed. "Now. cb|||>er thao to cement it together' koneetly ^y h»nd in ths pretence of witueieai^ ,vb«t possible excuse can you have (or Ciilcug" Atutodttliuii of Copiuerru, under *1UIHB uiwplcei the rodeo will i>« bat th* Wlnf single!" "-WL-II, fur one tiling, presented, will ga to the men whd"wlll tluht Io ntiiy,{«r a («w eoconfle ou tk« TJfc work of e tlull«d i#at«u pay for it. ll.ud M«Hng in the When the courage- ol tht buckarou cl^slim «(IUi tike l«vl«»« ip(rif of th« 1 NvrwpJk Vaul^ U not a matter 9i arfunent. It * a matter of conscience—of thor- broncho, tit* Hi* 1« »lway« i» n t«n»utional O^Ub. Vn Aiwttn, femow through Ml many iiuccwsful roiko* and who will maDHge the Chicago spec- oughaeiM—of «o«mu>u, l>vu,.ty. jcao't M H tacle, tlready Ima coutraolcd fur the top brtiqki from the three :iv«u, aftW all. He lutJsM Mwt *]MD •trinfl of bucking hgrWMin the West. in aptmt 4w cU«r(tr eomw, ta •>• Ms bund In hi* fc The Norwalk Vault Company 'if h« do«a, it's t» PUinfieW, N. J. fci^fc. •$&&&&•••,';*-

lnre prey to n wallop by Terio. was as far Geo. W. Brooks 600.00 of Jack Stone. Kiernnn injured his •niperiiir to Terio as a fighter ns an Burns, Lane & Richardson . 2,000.00 hand early in the fracas niul was; eagle is to a hamming bird, but ho Board being polled, all votedayea. lucky to get n drnw with the smaller [ lacked the knowledge" of the ,.K..V The. following communications were hilt scrappier man. It. appeara* that; gamo thut would have kept ;\ more received:, ! the "Kid" knew too much of boxing i experienced fighter from tiring him- Statement of the comparative cost U suit Kiernnn's style of fighting, .self out hammering on the top of the fifth round Kiernan want into Pnnny's concrete head, of high school education per pupil clinch and Kelly tore loose and j From the tap of the gong .1 for 1J2B, 1923. 1»24. whistled his right in nn uppercut that whipped Terio from post hi pillar, UjPi motion by ComrnlssUmeT missed Kiernan'a jaw by n fractional catching the rotund Terio a whnck Schwartz same waa received and filed part of an inch. Had the blow landed on the jaw that laid him flat ns a Communication from the Howard it would have put. the t.nn|r Branch recumbent barrel. H.wwa*s a blow Clock Co. regarding repair to clocks battler down. h O that should have felled a ball but '" Up o n° "motion by Commissioner The tight was fast from start to Panny rose to his feet, covered up, Bishop same was received and flled. finish, both men being willing- to mix and for two minutes the soldier ham- Communication from the Universal it, mered the defenseless Steam roller (Phflta of oowbor ooprrtght by Audijamt Co»J».. . , ,, _ji _j Thine next besnesti Hemscrap ofi mthe nighmgnti without a hlow being struck in re- m turn. And when id was all Over—- A11 hlghwnvn mvl I.VUHTI this year leml enthiujjly to tli« Chicago Itounflup Motion by Commissioner Bradford jam , thfl one ,n which .^ interegt ,.„ tht is, when the soldier waa so tired and World's ('linmi.iiiiisi,!!, !tIH|W) which IH to be held for nln« dajt, beglnnlnf that the Board engaKe the universal centered waB the semi.final in which I that could no longer raise an v arm, August 15. By r the Southwest to the ranges of Csnade, the chal- ployed at the playground. the above petition; and Tony Rodriquez took the count in lenge haa pawed unions; the nuckuroos who have fought out old rivalries at The list of books to be mended WHEREAS, The Board has sym- the third round in a fast battle with the famous cowboy events in Cheyenne snd Pendleton. Not only seeking th« was received. , , \ pathy with the movement for the rea-' Eddie Marks, while Jimmy Doneehy This Paper Upon motion by Commissioner benefit r» on points in a aix rounder with glory of victory, tl.py nlso will compete for more than $30,000 )n cash prlies j gon that it win be of petii WO put up bj the Chicago association. This Is the largest amount given nnywhere I Coughlin, same was turned over to to tne pupji8 attending the.'Carteret Ken Banks. Donechy was fouled supply committee. High School; Now, therefore, be it twice by Banks but refused to quit. this year for cowhoy rnnteslit. "Outlaw" • horseB, called the worst on the I Requisition* for supplies lor the | ftgsoLVED, That a committee be I The next show will be held a week ranges, already ure under contract with Tex Austin. They can't he ridden, It ! pchools were received, and upon mo- appointed to go into the matter of from next Tuesday night. Gene th,nee ipromise of tneir owners. Carloads of steers, conditioned through the sum- ! The use of space in this piper to tell tion by Commissioner Bradtora same tne acqUisition of the necessary : Johnson, junior lightweight chatnpion | mei Into their greatest strength, will defy the wits of the "bnlldoggen." 1 were ordered turned i over to supply Krounc|) together with the price ; of the State, will meet the beBtoppo- Tha stadium Itself Is the world's wonder work of architecture. Ita ma»- 1 the story of the merchandise you have committee. ' thereof and report its findings to the neftt available, according to an an- give colonnades look down upon a huge arena and tiers of seats for 75,000 j A petition was received from prop- Board at the next regular meeting. \ nouncement from the ring. Jack Mc- persons. It la set In the ring of boulevurds und parks end on the lake front in your store is the one certain way to erty owners, citizen*, and members Motion hy Commissioner Jefferya.; Quire of South Amboy, was the third Which have won for Chicago the title of the "vacation city." of the Parent-Teachers Association i i t, adopted. man in the ring and handled the thnt the re9O ut OTia e The- roundup and rodeo will solve your vacation problems, go tell Mother get the interest of the people in thU requesting the Board of Education to . Tne president appointed the Board fights in fine fashion. He was in purchase a plot of ground near the j f the whole, with there all the time, insisting that the nnd Slater and the Kid limther to quit fretting over the Bummer's plans and ag R comm ttce o get ready tor the thrills of their Uvee. community. And in proportion to the High School for a playground ana commigsioner Coughlin as chairman.; fighters "toreak quickly and cleanly. athletic field. . Motion by Commissioner Coughlin, 1 His work did much to keep the bouts After considerable discussion by thftt the Repajr and Supply Commit-. interesting. interest you arouse in your store and the members of the board, who spoke (ge ^ empowered to advertise for ; All in all, the fans were well satis- favorably on the subject, a motion hida to make the necefi8ary repairs : fied with the bill. your merchandise, will be the amount was made by Com. KING OF THE RODEOS was made by Com. Schwartz that it be and 8rder ^ vceggary supplies. It laid over to next meeting. waa ao ordered. ThViolTowinlli g teacherthess were ap- "^^Commissioner Schwartz Maranville Young Manager of business you will do. pointed at a salary of $1,700.00. that [he houra at the playKIourid be * -. . Ethel Decker and Catherine HigKins. chan|?ed to 9.12 a. m. and 12:30-6 f J Board being polled all votefl yes. • m ; algQ Tuesday and Friday eve-. We are ready to help you tell your Motion by Commissioner Bradlora nin from 7.g p m u was 80 that when Board adjourns it adjourn ordered v , • story—phone us and we will call at to meet on Monday evening, July Motion by Commissions Jefferys 20, 1925. that if the money fr»m the Borough your convenience with a detailed plan Motion to •JJ°«« Council is not forthcoming by July ioUGHLlNi 23, that the President and Clerk be for properly merchandising1 your District Clerk. empowered to discount note for $5,000. Board being polled all an stock. I of th« swered yea. of Education, Motion by ComnWsjioner Bradford that when Board adjourns it adjourns and " ' " * On roVUal the following commis- tee has notified Clerk that the list i CARTERET PRESS sioners responded: Hell. Jeffery., I of repair, and supplies are ready to Schwarti Bradford, Bishop, Cough- be advertised, Hn and Attorney Monaghar,. I Mot.on to adjourn.^ ^ The following bill* were ordered W. V. COUGHLIN. District Clerk. State Federation of District Board of Education • 10.00 D- . Venoo, k , 64501 Se/lcd bidsVill be/received at the ,, I. N. Blue. Jr 7'00 Wa8h^ngton SAool, Roosevelt Avenue, > HUMPHREYS & RYAN, Inc. Alfred Taft • - OIR'OO Carteret, New Jersey, on July 29th, HARDWARE NavicoaN. J. Tentl Corporatio. & Awn.nng Co 216.00 t-m^^ ^ *g ^ m^ayU ht gavlnl! niHvitut" VJV.H"." 4 00 TimTimee , lofor tnthe necessary ouim»Schooil -ui<-up- Main St., Woodbridge

H. L. Corfelyou •••--.--• 156&'0 0 pliep 9 for the followinNathag nschools Ha : Wash V e 7 93 SSth Amb oy Gas L?ht Co! "Hi'" s ,'incXKtomnbu SchooiS Schoo. Nathal nan dHale Clevelan, Sehkld. Public Service Electric and ^^ A copy of the apecificaUons Offer The Following Quality in"2fi mav De obtained from Robert Jef Gas -•••, -• 10.» m?y 0^ ^^ ^^ Carteret, George Chamra & Sons '' ^^ jersey MERCHANDISE AT.A Philip Diedrick The right is reserved to reject any Philip DiedricBros k a11 bids i Confectionery Store 60.00 -R0BERT JEFFERYg, C. H. Byrne : ™-»j Chairman. REDUCTION OF 10% 1 C. H. Byrne • HJ NOtlCEl DURING JULY ONLY John J. Ruckreigel ••»» Rapp & Maier 62-2& Sealed bids will be received at the Rapme p wri."&. Maie. r "-•-- „„ „- Washington School, Roosevelt Ave- Walter J. ("Ituhblt") Maranville, The Carteret News N. Y. Telephone Co "•»' nue Carteret, New Jersey, on July REFRIGERATORS, x recently appulnted manager of the Frank Cselle :, «',=' 29th. 1925, at 8 p. m. Daylight Sav- Chicago Cubs, succeeding William Kll- C. ,A. Mosso Labortties....^.... °'° ; Time for the furnishing of all Tex Austin, a name that Is known In every locullty In the country where J lefet, becomes the third youngest LAWN MOWERS, Public Service EJectric ft Oas \ materiait iahor and painting the out- horses lire bred or cuttle rHlsod. Such Is the man who will draw on his yeurs 8 manager In the major league. Tlie new Co 'i5 side woodwork of the Columbus pilot of the Tubs Joins with "Bucky" of eilierh'iK'i.' 10 munuge I In: rliicnp> Roundup ami World's CbuinploQHliLp T. Kahn '-!•••• »•"" School, agreeable to the specifications Harris, manager of the world's cham- ltod«o to he held for nine dnya, bvglntiing August 15. LAWN SWINGS, Aaron Rabinowiti - • *'•»' to be obtained from Robert Jefferys, "King of the.Rodeo" Is the title Austin has won Born In the great state Dr. Joseph Wantock , llnaa I 42 Lincoln Avenue, -Carteret. New pionship Washington club, and Rogert Hornsby, pilot of the St. Louis Cardi- for which he was named, he wus raised In the utmusiihere of the range. He PORCH ROCKERS, Max L. Brown '•: «,»» The right is reserved to reject any nals, In making up the trio of youthful participated In the thrilling deeds (if the famous contests of the Far West Philip Knn^an 33.001 playing basctmll managers. and then IK'CIIIUP H runcltuiun himself. Wherever the nmndiipH have been Aarlon Rabmowitz 35.66 • ROBERT JEFFERYS, Btttged, Austin'- flame has become synonymous with the- cowboy Hport. lu lh« ELECTRIC FANS N.'V. Bargain Store. 19.50 Chairman. effort to miiiettmte the Brtlril of the West, he managed and directed numlier- A. H. Meeker & Co 18t.38 Mme. Olive Fremstad feVs rodeos In the \VesF, atso giving tlie F.ast Its flrs't thrills from cowboy We have ft limited supply of Antbnie Catri 35.00 NOTICE! contests. Then, spmiUnn the fame of fncle S«in furtlier,.lie put on the great E. Howard. Clock Co 2.29 Intermit Ion nl rode*'at Weoiblej, Kuslund, under the auspices of the Krlflsh. ICE TEA SETS - at $1.95 G. "W. Brooks 45.00 Sealed bids will be received at the Harry K. Holderith 40.&0 Washington School, Roosevelt Avenue, •t i'l^; • RI*d , , - • " •""'• • : Public Sorvice Electric & Gas 1 Carteret, New Jersey, on July 2t)th. WATER SETS '.T..'. :...' at 1.S0 Co 58.77 1925, at 8 p. m. Daylight Saving Altsctluler & Trailer a.«l' Time, for the furnishing of all nuite- Craiie Electric Co 150.00 rjai atu) necessary labor'for. the re- SECRETARY UKES THE RODEO .!nhn Ruckreigel 12.00 pairi,,K of the room-o£ the WaahinK O. H. Byrne 220.96 ton School, agreeable to the npecifica- C. H. Byrne - 65.76 tj«ns on file with Robert Jeffery!). 42 The Carteret News - 41.68 Ljn(.0|n Avenue, .Carteret, New Jer- Board bping polled, all answered Sjy yea. . 1 1 The right in reserved to< reject uny The following resolution by Com- or an bids. ROBERT JEFFERYS, Chairman. NOTICE! Sealed bids will be received at the Washington School, Roosevelt Ave- nue. Carteret, New Jersey, on July 29th, 1935, at 8' p. m. Daylight Sav- intr Time, for the furnishing of all mntw-ial and neceasary labor in re- piiirnifr the roof of the Columbus S hool, ugreeable to the specifications on till- with Robert Jefferyu, 42 Lin- coln Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey. The right is reserved to reject any Special July 01 ull bide. ROHERT JEFFERYS, Uei-elit' portrult of Miue. Oltve Kreni- ' Chairman. stud, opwa und concert star, who Close tut TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: has bee," granted u divorce In 1'ort- Pursuant to the provisions of an lund, from Hurry L. Hnilniird Sale Whatever your outdoor KUI"« Act of Legislature of New Jersey, [ o( York on the ground of dtyier^ muy b«, your new^ports oquip L-iititk'd "An Act to authorise persons infill IM nwaitiii(( you here. All to change their names," approved iiiuinioia in atiiring itself and February 24th, One Thousand. Eight calling you to" the open. All Hundred and Suventy-Six, and things you will ne#d for linjkd, amendment thereto, approved Apiil B»gin/ning at Lriekit lu tliv Wenl hen "Bill.1 llui In utllvlul Waalilugtun he's William Uarlun Values at $2.45 itamp 01 field aportsi are calllnit 27th, One Thousand Nine Hundred Thm> are some evidence* of u simi- Jardlne, sei'i-etary of ugrU'ultur«, a luember of President OooUdae'i pBlclal you to our displayed stocks. und Eleven, ui supplements thereof, lar guiue liavlut; beeu played In ilia "family' ficvrvtttn Janllne IIHM IIWU ItivltwJ to uliead the Ohlcago KounUui> Stop in ami look around today. 45 Values at $1.45 notice is hereby given that wo shall' Kiwiteeuili century, hut l| is probutile . tpd World's CJ\aii)Ploni>hlp Itodeu, U> be held for nine «luys. Uegtnalng August apply to the Court of Common Pleag, UJ. TiiiW who kuow him say that hu w|U be on baud for this (rentes! of Middlesex County, at the Court iliui crli-kH mis m>l knowq until aoioa lime In Mie S'ltecn'h all cuwboy voiiK'Sti, ^i SeiTftury J a rill no bat Dot l(>at tha. Spirit of 'the House, at New Brunswick, N. J., on West where, yvars KgM. liv rudo thu ruug« uai puncb«d cattla with tha bu*i Alto Closing Out our Stock of < '" the fourth day of September, One Thousand Nine Hunderd and Twenty- ot Uwm. , MEN'S MOHAIR and PALM BEACH SUITIJ Five, at l# o'clock in the forenoon, GUtu Dack.lu Idaljo they like to tell how th» ncretirjr of sjrlcqllur* bulled or ag 1001) thereafter up w» ctin be Ih.* Brttlah iniuuuii bju acgubwd a brou.'ho*»«) lhr«w a rop* Thay'ra iuwtf Of th»tr "BUI" aft? thay'rt WUIUJJ ' ' ~ *?' »t 10% Diacounl beard, for an order to authorise us naw tret»ute—t yard o( alt. It U ao to wagtir that ba (ouid ride Into t|ta ajr«M at tue Chicago Bodeo and W** to assume another name, to wit, al« tiasi a yard high, narrow at tb« aowo of IN e»erl w«h»Dds hoitte for AM#a. tk* tamttittoaM will kf Samuel Owpentor and Abtltam Car- base, but larger u top. rift? rV^li*-15 <*!»_ ft * EYES EXAMINED Three W Umbrellas * THE PERTH AMBOY j HeadachcB Relieved by w New Jersey w Special Properly Fitted (.laaset State Briefs I BT SIDNEY M. WILDHOI.T LemM Crowd GAS LIGHT COMPANY j I©. on the PresniMt TT WAR mining outside: a nr«y day Announcement Wlllinm F. McKlnnov "f •^ of storm. ummin 206 SMITH STREET 1. MANN tor Heights, has received »if An old fashioned umbrella Wnnrl, •ion as postmaster. with the dented tin catch-basin at the OPTICAL SPECIALIST The annual rnMtlDR of th" dinners A. the leading Hardware Dealer in Carteret, bottom, stood In a gloomy hall, hold ter County Real Estate Hoard will he ing two specimens of mankind's chief 4k* to ray rtanding, ask your I held at the Woodbury Country Club Hoating and Cooking Applkae— we .r* announcing a change in our .tore schedule. doctor. protection against rain—« black co«- on Angust 31. ton one, with a gnarled and a curved I Dr William P. Watson, former During the .ummer months we will close our store at 87 H SMITH STREET wooden hand!*, and a dainty red silk Raud Automatic and Stofga Wnter Hwrtti PERTH AMBOY president of the State Board of Medi- one. 8 P.M. Sharp ral Rx&mlnnrs, died at Jersey City ot A mall, white hand reached out In Opposite Woolworth'a 5c *.nd pnpnmonla. He Was 71. the uncertain light of the dim hall, I wcepting Saturday nights, when we will dole at N«w GM RJUMM 10c Store Thomas HanUy, 82, died »t Jersey grasped the white and red handle of I 10 P. M. city from the effects or being struck the silk umbrella, drew It stealthily on tho head with a hall during ft from Its foralture-iheath of walnut, Imll KHIM* »t Boyle's Tbbly Arr We would appreciate it if our patrons would do and moved opinion that their buying early in the day. • Into th« rain. Coo-Dea-Rit Radiant Loft George S. YaczinoJ Trenton's trafflc ordinance, If proper- Bhe came suddenly upon her dwtlna- I Summit Avenue • ly-on forced, Is ample for present eon- tlon~a damp comer, with a young man Odorlew—Efficient—Inezpeuiv* dltlons. For Institution and gave the Trenton away, Thyra?" Sudden- alarm quick Give us a call; or, at your request, we will call at your ning water; plot $2,950 ure department a practice run. Search ened the man's high-pitched voice. home. WOODBR1DGE, N. J. y the asylum and fire department 40x100. Price A longer pnuse. "May I have I You are auured of a square deal with On Lincoln Highway fflclals failed to reveal a bliue. match, d-dmldy?" Adjoining P. R. R, Tel. 66 Progress is reported in the inspec- At the Pennsylvania R. R. Station The fumbled scratching of n brim- AtIseKn,NJ, ion of the Princeton sewer fields with stone tip, a lifted lump chimney—and ESTABLISHED TOWN of over three hundred huppy families; view to Improving and rebuilding. there was much-needed light. RYMSHA & CO., Inc. schools, churchea, stores of every description. Nicholas Hill, an lexpert^sanitary en- Two had entered; the other was THE ISELIN BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Dealers in Coal, Wood and Ice gineer, is advising the" sewer com- tbe yonnj,' man of the street corner, enables its members to obtain loans payable in small installments. mittee on the matter, making a sur- still holding tbe two umbrellas, black 989 State St. Tel. 1313 P. A. MAURER, N. J. MONTHLY PAYMENTS less than cay rents, buys your home while vey ot conditions as they exist at and red. We also carry a large Btock of Locust and Cedar enjoying home ownership. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF- present. A number ot new features An explanation was Indisputably In RADIO ASSOCIATES, Oak Tree Road, Iselin, N. J. ar cents extru for half ton lots. •Only that—you're not—my daddy, Richard Brown, fourteen, of Jersey a bit coldly. Far OKotipaum, MUHUKU, ikk Industrial and Commercial Pricei Quoted on Application. City jumped from the tall end ot an The weary" head fell.forward weak TABLETS $10.50 per net ton for Perth Ambuy, KeBsbey, Fords; $10.00 Perth Amboy. ice wagon near his home, flipped and ly, bowing In penitent shame. "I liav< BUILD YOU UP Beecham's Pllli tell directly in the path of a bus and been harsh, Tliyra—forgive me." for orders over 6 tons; 25 cents extra for half ton lota. was killed. $11.50 per net ton for Tottenville, Pleasant Plains, Kreischer- Impulsively Tliyra leaned forwan Westvllle council will ask the Pub- and kissed the wrinkled forehem ville, Richmond Valley; $11.00 for orders over 5 tons. lic Utility Commission to lift the re- brushing away stray wisps of ha strictions on the Glbbstown-Btllings- with H soothing band. port busses so that they call take rn NAVICOAL CORPORATION Babies Love It "It WHS In that room—" the ol< piiSBeugei'a in thai town. WOODBRIDGE FORDS limn pointed directly overhead. "Youi r Pkone 2781. 305 State Street, PERTH AMBOY Nearly 135 member* of the New mother—a childhood friend—" lie to For all stomach and intestinal Jersey Fire chiafs1 Association, mai y NEW YORK the story In broken reminiscence, "1 troubles and disturbances due accompanied by their families, e- LOUIS MORRISON took her In, broken-hearted and alone. CANDY KITCHEN to teething, there M nothing cently met In Ocean City, the first When she—" he pauaed, omitting the Shoes, Clothing and General 1 gathering of the organization in Manufacturers and Dealers i" better than a sale Infante and • Strictly Pure Merchandise AWNINGS south Jersey. Thaj were welcomed word. "She had asked me if I would— Children's Laxative. CANDIES AND ICE CREAM Opan Erery Day Exc«pl Saturdk; by Mayor Champion. take cure of you—like a father," the wavering voice broke, "and I—I—" 7S) Main St., Woodbridge. Tel. '13. POBDB, M. J. Tbe police ot Hammonton aie "It's all right—d-daddy." came the searching for the person who dumped Now is the Time to Order Your Awnings MRS. WINSLOWS soft, southing voice. u barrel o[ parlH greenjnto Bellmuwr HUMPHREYS & RYAN SYRUP lake, killing hundreds ut fish and en- "But you—you ran away?" he ac- HARDWARE Resources $325,000 and Window Shades dangering the lives of bathers. The cused, remembering. Main St., Woodbridge, N. J. poison was discovered before anyone' Hhe let fall her eyes with winsome Plumbing FUturvi FORDS NATIONAL BANK ventured Into the water. embarrassment. - "Ye«, I—I bud to, Summer Hardware - Garden Toolt AMBOY AWNING CO. Abandonment of the Burlington d-daddy." Chicken Supplied, Fencing FORDS, N. J. 2&7 Project St., PERTH AMBOY branch of thu Ciunden and Burling- Thu old man became aware of the 829. R. A. fflRNER ton County Rullway Company wia third occupant of the room, who was SALTZMAN'S HARDWARE Funeral Director and mill singling, awkwardly holding two sanctioned by thu Hoard ot Public WIRELESS SUPPLIES *nd SETS Tel. 1510 M, 2646, Expert Embalmar • I Utility Commiuuioneiu. The branch umbrellas. "Who—" NO1K1-: TO CREDITORS. Tooli-^Paiiit* •V»mithtt connects East Hurllngton and Mount Tliyra hastened to fill tbe breach. HANSEN & JENSEN Frank Ki>-,iiiow.iki, mlmiuistrator of Houte Furnithingi, 4 The only fully equipped and up-to- Holly, a dlstanci! ul 7.9 miles. "The other paper—our marriage l-ll- CENERAL CONTRACTORS "WOODBRIDGE TAXI bVunk liui'liuwiiki, ilt'ruased, by direc- date Undertaking Establishment in Buildert' Hardware tion of the Hurnmatw of the County The rediictio i or $109,349.45 U) val- cense, d-duddy." Eicatating. Sawariac, Cradlag. SERVICE town. •1 M.ID Str»l Woodbrldl. of Middlesex, bm'by ^ives notice to uation of lltfin-oyi'i'ty In Mercer coun- Totterlngly, the shaggy figure got CarUni of all Kind* Fair Treatment to All. . the creditors of the said Frank Gar ty sought by (in- Delaware and At to his feel, Slowly the old man 628 Pacific A«., PERTH AMBOY bowski, to brinif in their debts, de- Office Phone—264. lajitlc Telegraph unil Telephone Com turned. FLOOR SURFACING 'mauds and claims uuuiiist the eatate Phone 859 Residence Phone—289. pany ban liwu imused, Charles U. of the said deceased, under oath or A wan unite overspread Uie bewhls- Old Floors Made Like New! Cook, secretary or the Mercer County kered mouth. "You've come back," Cars lor All Occasions utUrmttion, within six month^||rom Tax Hoard, announced. New Floors Made Perfect! WOODBRIDGE this date or they will be forever KHIII the Iliis He turned again to sby tin; hour, trip or mile, barred of any action therefor against Salem's jitney ordinance has been the young uiun. "The umbrellas, EUGENE SCHKEINEU the said administrator. amended, iu

By THOMAS ARKl.E CLARK De-inn of M«n, UnWersity of Id II n The FLANDERS lllinoii. IS OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY «na n pnruKrnph In thp (9 IF dully paper this evening In tliP Hints" wlilrh Indicated thnt In general we wenr too murh elotlilng hiRt us most of us eat far more tlmn a nniTBsnry adequately to snstnln ua >r tn keep us In a healthy condition. Kspeclally, the article held, 'did we 'over onrselvea too heavily al nlghl. We Mi mild he more comfortable, the writer nald, (f we wore leaa. I linve never heen sure that clothing anything like the necessity that we rlnlm for It, even In a climate «o able, wyl so rigorous aa the one In which we. live. Nor does It seem a requirement go far as the preservation of modesty I* concerned, for In on« sort of business or social or athletic Kit nation or another we leave exposed PUBLIC SERVICE almost every part of the human frame wlltiout comment or emhnrrassment. A «Unpl« suit of swimming trunks Men and Women would be adequate In every clnura italic*—and economical. A new fireproof structure of 232 rooms, each Clothing, I tlilnk, Is pretty much a with lavatory, toilet and bath facilities. Thor- matter of hahlt, and habit which Tke Ash Handler changes, especially with women, with <<). 1926, WMtern N<»«piD«r Union.) oughly modern, beautifully appointed and has Che changing fashions; and comfort Is Some 7,000 tons of coal a clay are consumed Horizontal. Vertical. quite as much a matter of vlewpolut to supply New Jersey people witli electricity and an ideal location directly on the boardwalk at 1—Shovel s Also 1—To

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Wt' u^i' great caution when THE FEATHERHEyVDS Oubide 9f That Felix U Q. K. A1.uiiini^ IIIUIIJ a iieudksd lfe JW, fiWtt, I CAH <5er A WELL SECOND HAND rtAVB ID *OM1 ABOUT I ISN'T HtY / $&, in GONNA BQ- IT H«EIF -WEU, ft THAT 90 *f WELL, ' f 6WE ME "30ME1HMQ CHARIOT WOM BettNf WCT fOR |50 DCWM I CM KEEP ThEh UP AS huCH ^ MOM r«CHAH(C9 A6OOT GOOfc 1& TAKt Al'AWl' AMD I'll SHOW T&U - IT — I TOOK The WQWOSRAPH THERE WU &6 i^urm(fe6, j'\E Got THE SO LITTLE fttKERlN* DONE tin; inijiurtunct! of our Ut: 6UCV& ran THE FlRft FCR THAT O.H.. DIDM'T if V»«, AlV*( CMI KJT IT Ft»ED ThE WMH' MAOllNE if 1*0 4MKTED It) - O MSA*i AMI Tll^B I »MHT TO t'leetrkiuns. WB apprecit IT WASN'T AM &0the bucket I" other and think life is wonderful. World'* Champion Cowboy, in Love in the South Sea Islands is "Ju«t In time for the extra!" re an important part of the plot of Jolced the managing editor, biting like As Man Desire's," the attraction for it and wept over the tragedy of the Danes? A few very exceptional pup-|,Lauxman, 613 Ainaworth St., Linden, • flsh. "Considerate of him." He pies given to reliable people on breed- Tel-- . Linde-• • n 3308. 3t. Monday and Tuesday. Milton Rills, i English ftirl Tess In the pict ing basis. Police dops trained by "WHITE FANG" leaned over Durbln's Bhoulder, gulp Tess g p y Ing down the "details" as the tele ffe T'lt^^L^T Blanche Sweet takes the part.ot T notetdd GermaG n trainerti , att reasonablble DR. T. R. WRIGHT, Osteopathic i CONTINUOUS 1:30 TO 11 P. M. grapher punched them out on the ma The whole out- ^nr^oVterbV cYn^^l' fees. Strong Heart Kennels, Easton Physician, Post Office Building. Stuart Holmes, George Fawcett, and Ave., New Brunswick, N. J. Main street, Woodbridge. Hours: chine. Durb's Imagination and the ac- 1-8 Tuesdays and Fridays. companying typewriter had Jus cipal scenes were others man loves one womafilmed.n o f Wherhis eow an , - STORE FOR RENT reached the mntter of funeral ar- social class, marries a huia dancer ACCOUNTANT — Books opened, rangements when he was hurriedly and later meets the first love, trouble News of All Carteret Borough ON St. George's Ave. near Freeman closed: income tax. Will also take f\ READE'S V^ called to the telephone by the copy may be expected. There is plenty of in the Press, the most street. Apply next door, Mrs. Al- care of bookkeeping for small con- hoy. During the moment he was talk- it in "As Man Desires," suspense be- fred Mundy. corns on weekly or monthly basis- EVENING MATINEE Ing Jenks »tepped down to the busi- ing uppermost until the very end. widely read paper FOR RENT G. Agreen, 154 Freeman St., W,ood- bridfe. 10c—20c 20c,25c,35c ness office to wheedle an advimce of Every star of stage or screen ac- ROOM, furnished, all improvements. STRAND five dollars from the chancellor of complhhe;! one great triumph that 161 Dunham Place, Woodbridge. CARPENTER the exchequer. overshadows all other successes. In Nazimova's case she reached her pin- ODD JOBS done promptly. Joe PERTH AMBOY "My house on lire!" screamed Purb, TWO BEDROOMS, furnished; home, Durish, 680 Watsop avenue, Wood- nacle of fame in "A Doll's House." CLASSIFIED ADS like, to refined gentlemen. Inquire rushing from the phone. Grandlng Ma Critics aprree that she will never bridge, N. 3. ^ tf. Under Personal Direction of Walter Reade. A. S. Flagg, Res. Mgr. Classified advertisement* only one or write 524 Barron Ave,, Wood- hat he was out the door and down surpass her art in this picture taken bridge, N. J. from a stage play of the. same name ent « word; minimum charge 2BC PIANO TUNING the street before any one could stop YOU paid good money fot^your piano. Matinee—2 and 3:30—Children, 10c; Adults, 20c him. and written nearly fifty years ago by PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Henrik Ibsen. The play is believed WORK WANTED Why not get your money's worth 8 Evening—7 and 9—Orchestra, All Seats, 85c; Balcony, Adults, Barton, Durhin'i assistant, was sum- to be measurably responsible for PLAIN SEWING and Children's by keeping it in tune. Scientific 36c; Children, 20c. moned from the flies room and put Inwoman's advanced position in the HOUSEWORK, washing, ironing Dresses. Inquire 644 Ridgedale piano tuning, regulating *nd reoair- ing of all makes of pianos, satisfac- Saturday Continuous—Evening Prices Prevail. charge of the Instrument. world today. The picture is one of cleaning, cooking, etc., by day oravenue, Woodbridge. 2t. "Get the rest of King Frederick," the Empire features for Wednesday. steady. Julia Sipea, 75 •Crampton tion guaranteed. Telephone H5»-» ordered the editor. The other feature on that day is "The Ave., Woodbridge. P, 0. Box. HOUSE PAINTING and DECOR- Perth Amboy Josephine Jensen, J*'> FRIDAY and SATURDAY, July 24th and 25th— For a moment Barton listened to the Snob." Now, a siMib is never a lov ATING—First class work. Chat.' Barclay St.,"Perth Amboy, able person. And when a skillful MALE HELP WANTED dots and dashes. "It's something about playwright depicts him as a cad and a u three-legged calf," he stated. cheap rascal in the bargain with sel- MAN, active, wanted to book orders a VIRGINIA VALLI "Tell with the calf!" exclaimed fishness as the mainspring of all his for fruit trees, roses, flowering Edison, hnpattentlv. "We want the strutting*, the joy of the audience in shrubs, also superintend territory. * and NORMAN KERRY *« rent of the funeral stuff for the extra. hia undoing is immense. The plot Experience unnecessary. Pay week NEW EMPIRE THEATRE Break in on them." opens with a murder in a road house ly. Outfit free. Free replacement. IRVING STREET, • RAHWAY, N. J. and there is action in every foot of Work pleasant, profitable. No invest Following Instructions, Barton Inter- film to the ciui. Coyrad Nng«l, John ment. Apply KNIGHT A BOST- The Neweat, Niftieat Theatre in tha State rupted, nnd demanded more on the Gilbert, Normn Shearer and Phyllis WICK, NEWARK, NEVP YORK Have> are among the high, lights in royal funerul. But the lender, taking STATE. TODAY (Friday) July 24th— 'The Price of Pleasure" the request as a Joke, threatened to the cast. There is a timely comedy, fine the operator. too, entitled "Monkey Business." FOR SALE They made a bargain—to spend one week in playing "Let 'em go!" 'decreed Edloon. "Tens of the D'Urbervilles," from NEW tt-HOOM HOUSE, with all im- Gloria Swanson in . love, in ecstatic living. One superb week—and then "We've got enough to fill a page any- the novel by Thomas Hurdy, is the provements, located on Ridgedale way." feature for Thursday and Friday avenue,; easy terms. Apply J. P. ,Jje sent her away? Why? Hardy is rated by many critics as the In an Incredibly ahort time •Dur- ('hi istenaen, 115 Grove avenue. "MADAME SANS GENE" greatest writer since Shakespeare Phone 527-M WoodbridKf. :, , Imperial Comedy—"Lion Love" Pathe Newt. bln's fake,on the death of the Danish with the oossible exception of Balzac The most celebrated of all French plays ia now theJtreateat of «" monarch was set on the linotypes, The story of Teas is one of his urea' DOGS FOR SALE Swairton triumphs. Filmed in Paris and beauty spots of trance, in* cast by the stereotyuers, and screwed novels anNESDAY and THURSDAY, July 29th and 30th— tlie blink," observed. Barton-, not un- sible against hot weather depressions. F.U«. kindly. WEDNESDAY, July »tfc— 1'iujii the next room the telegraph Just because it is Summer is nq reason why Flowers HOUSE PETERS instrument 'began to make a noise, are not, as usual, the best remembrance for birthdays, Doable Feature pay llurtou. noting MurOla's Inability, ran anniversaries—and the ;most appropriate friendship Nazimova in — in to take charge of It. Presently lie tokens. y • , "A pOLL'S HOUSE" returned. Front the play by Henrik Ibaen. Na^imova'a greatest photoplay, "What Hi* devil 1* th« matter wit* The hospitals should be tilled with them. So little our wire w-rvlcel" he demanded of RAFFLES do they cost that every home may constantly afford at John Gilbert, Norm* Shearer and Conrad Nagel in Bdl»»i). "They're wujdln* out « cable- V "THE SNOB" (The Amateur Cracktmau) -, gruiu tusulu announcing Frederick's least a few choice blossoms. death." 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