VOLUME 47: No 14. South Amboy, N. J., Friday, July 8, 1927. Price Four Cents. POLICE FAIL EITHER TO CRITICIZE OR BUY TICKETS ! BOYS ENJOY NINE FIREMEN SLIGHTLY INJURED JN ADVANCE OVERSIGHT HIKE TO PRAISE NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL LIGHT For Legion Excunion Ai Capacity Of Preibyterian Boy< and Pastor Camp WHEN TRUCK STRIKES LIGHT POLE Boat Is Limited Beyond Spotswood. Policemen Meeting With Mayor Kvist Give Indieations At an unusually enthusiastic meet- Dr. G. E. Sehlbrede, Pastor of Driver Of Protection Apparatus Unable To Make Turn ing of Lufce A. Lovely Post of the the First Presbyterian; Church, to- ', That More, Extensive Tests Are Needed—Many Are American Legion, the final plans for gether witih Messrs. Everitt Sheppard From Feltus Street Into Bordentown Avenue—Claims tho Moonlight Excursion of the Post and LaiMont ilnjrraham, took the boy Fined Heavily For passing Red Signal—More Tonight as outlined by Chairman Downs, were members of the Children's Bible To Have Done All Possible To Swing Heavy Machine. approved, and everything is now set Study Class to a point beyond Spots- Traffic conditions at the corner of States to permit right hand turns to for the big day. The boys all have wood on an overnight camiping trip, instructions to, loot for a clear day, Turning into Bordentown avenue somewhat sharp swerve at the first Main street and Stevens avenue over be made in the tfiaee of a stop signal leaving this city Thursday just after out of Ketlus street last Monday af- part o't the turn, felt his truck sway the week end and holiday were seem- indication, here such turns are not al- and tho committee .has very thorough- noon, and returning Saturday aboqt ly investigated a number oif alman- ternoon the big Mack .pumper iire over somewhat and :eased off a little ingly neither any better nor worse lowed. As a result of the enforce- 3:30 o'clock P.M. apparatus of the Protection Enfri.ne as a safeguard against an upset. It under fcho new traffic control light ment of this 'ruling the local police acs, paying particular stress to July 'The e-ntire equipment taken con- 23rd. Company knocked down an electric was then he couldn't pull the wheel conditions than they were without it, 'court had a rush of business during sisted of cooking utensils, an axe, light pole, injured nine firemen, and back again with the r esult tmnt the According to commewt by numerous the holidays with fine impositions that Eicci's Hollywood Orchestra of one blanket, no extra clothes, no tent did several ihundred dollars damage rig.ht wheel struck the curbing and .interested observers. Mayor Kvist ,'uire generally considered much more seven pieces has been engaged for as all slept with the moonlight, be- to the fire truck. The firemen were climbed it. Then the left hit tha held a meeting with tine police offi- :stTmg«nto th'an circumstances •warran- the day, and will provide the melodies tween them und 'the stars. riding on the truck and their injur- curb but didn't climb over it owing cers one evening this week ibo discuss ted. Chief of Police Gleason Is en- for dancing, on the trip to Coney Everett Shoppnrd acted as car- ter striking it and .baving it fall on nOTie Of the officers voiced any criti- etc. Out of several plaices including out of bed to .roll up blankets and ri«l nearly a hundred feet before the tha driver's seat, there was consid- cisms of the signal system, nofo one .Newark and Perth AnVboy, yesterday, July 2;h'd has been one of the big cover tihuin with poncho and events among Legionnaires, and also machine came to a stop when it was erable difficulty in manipulating tha expressed any endorsement otf the in- only one place, W«stficld, objected to one slicker that were tukiui alone; to thrown off by the men, '1'h.e firemen .pedals and the 'hand brake was out o£ stallation either. It is thought thiw the right hand burn practice. In other amongst Uie peoiple of South Amboy provide for such emcrjruncies. When and surrounding towns, particularly were hurt either by being thrown off reach. After the crash ami the pole- the officers affected .mighlt -have with- towns- it Is understood the usual fine the min stopped, there was un imme- tho truck frowi the force of the im- unloaded the truck was a.hlc to pro . hold comment because 'of a desire for for first offense in running past the •the younger generation, who Juive diate uiiro'lling- of UMJ blankets and anfide it their own outing and have pact .or by tho pole striking thorn as on to 'the fire alarm box, thence back more extensive tosts than because of red light and similar (minor tra'ffic overyoMj went ito bt«d. it fell. to. tho. fire 'house. Inspection since any dissatisfaction with tihe results so ; violations, the ftno is about two dol- gradually built it up to 'be their prin- The boys .all enjoyed t/hu swimming cipal trip of tho .summer season. The Tho truck was answering what was has indicated that repair • costs will far obtained. lars, sometimes three, rarely five dol- and ball playing and arc anxious to though to have been nn alaiim from run somewhere between two and lars. Here the line usually was ton Post this year is bending every ef- go again. Those who went are us Tra'ffic was found to be heavier fort to make the eMcujwion the best Box 34, at Bordentown avenue and three .hundred dollars. ' 'than usual on Sunday but the cars dollars, with an additional two dol- follows: Dr. Schlbrudc, Everett iihep- Prospect street. It was afterward lars costs. Same twenity-five dallor thati tho Post hiwi ever conducted. Thu jiivnl, LnMont Ingraham, 'Carl .Straub Tho firemen injured in the crash, did not come in close formation for Iron Steamboat "Sinus" is known as ascertained that the indicator in the were: Frank Mussolino, William Del- •long periods as has 'been the case with fines were imposed too, also with a Jr., Kotert Straub, Oliver Lockhurt, fircihouse showed hhe number 124, two dollar court cost added thereto. one of tho boat and safest excursion Jr., Hubert Lockbiii't, Sheldon Bow- ancy, Joihn Connors, aJmcs McCor- most week end holidays in the past. bouts in this section, and the enter- which wan inenpretcd as 34. It is jnack, Frank Carroll, Patrick Con- O- - "-jifclay, wihioh was expected to The following are some of the ing privileges ihavo been lc* to a Gabriel and Martin Eberlc and now'understood that an *larm had nors, Jerry Connors, Howard Lam- .ne worst) ever noted here, was cases noted in the local pollca court Herbert Dix Jr. been burned in from box 24, at Main •'fijgh iclnss firm in 'New York city, Dr. Sohlbrc'de has caittped in ninny 'berteon, John Leonard. The tnrek is Jistinct disappointment. The auto- during tlha past few days: John Fa- and the quantity and quality of food street and Bnoadway. Wire trouble out lof. coimlmission until further no- mobiles passing through hero were bian, Perth Amboy, ?10 fine; Albert ipurts of the country and parents felt .is supposed to ibe the_ex.planation for and soft drinks will be better than safe with their children under 'Ms tice, 'and during the period of repairs probably more numerous than ever, Gordian, New York, $10; Samuel Sis- at liny time in the ipast. the ularni not sounding properly. In the alarms assigned to the Protection trot they arrived steadily, well spaced kin, Brooklyn, ?10; Howard Hodapp, car;, and especially when ho was so fact the whistle and bell warning? Company are to be taken care of by ©tit in a single Hno, and even when The boat will sail fnom the East- ably .aided by Messrs. Sh«ivpard and Iryington, $10; Anthony Tzurki, New ern Coal Dock pieu-, South Amboy, at did not sound at all except for an the Progressive and Meehanicsville " ^ stepped for several aninu'fces did not York, $10; Norman Foster, Roselle, In'grahttm. , .occasional single tap or two. companies. It is understood tihat tho Clinch up m'uch beyond Second street 1:30 P. M. shanp, daylight saving Girl. Go On Outing $10; Lee B. Neshnisky, Lakowood, time, and from the Perth Airiboy city The truck wus being driven by truck can be impaired in time for the and imrely extended as 'far back as $10; William Guttmau, Brooklyn, After reaching home, Mr. Sehl- Charles Hess, w;ho has been driving Protection ooimipany to go to Mount First street. That the congestion us- pier at 2 P. M. Return trip will be- brede, together with Mrs, Eberle and $10; Oscar Oolanto, Perth Amboy, gin at ll;00 P. M., daylight saving trucks as Ms regular occupation for Holly as was planned on July 16th ually experienced here occurred fur- $10; George Tresohi, Rutherford, $10 Mrs. Mjjthis took some of the girls nearly two years past. Hess is also •to take ipart in an exhibition there. . $h*r down the road toward fhe aea- time, fiw.n Steeplechase Iron Pier, oif thfe same cluss OAi't a 'hike to a Charles Kiraipelis, Freehold, $10; Coney Island. firsli assistant driver and first assist- •'.Store points, thus causing the relief Richard Magee, Matawan, $10. point a half mile beyond Roses Cor- ant foreman of the Protection band Last night members of the Pro- ,here, Is thought to be the real explan- Upon return of the "Sirius", bus ner. Hero they roasted hot dogs, tection Engine Company met with the Other fiiives included Clarence service will be provided at Perth Am- of fire fighters. When the decision ation. That and the fact) that the cars toasted marsh-mallows, played ball came to respond to the number indi- Fire Department heads and a mem- ' • ,»tayed along the seashore longer, *on- Beam, Matawan, $10 for disorderly boy and South Atrfboy, to take re- and hud a good timlo generally, re- ber of the Council to investigate the conduit*; Martin Zaborian, New York, tunning excursionists to Sayreville, cated he was changing shoes prepara- 'tinuing to run through the night al- turning to South AinAoy ut 8 o'clock. tory to playing a game of base/ball accident. Michael Leonard, Jay Ly- most continuously, and thickly well in- $25, passing traifific signal; Andrew South River, Oltffwood Beach, Key- Ail the girls declared having 'a good ons and Joe Stanton, Chief, first and Cairus, Arlington, $5, passing traffic port, Fords, Metuohen, Port Reading at which Jie is an acknowledged adept. - to Tuesday. , • time, and voted unanimously to have Without any shoes at ull-on 'his feel second assistants, i espectively, were signal; Gordon Walling, Keansburg, and Carteret. in attendance and the Council was The .traffic light wiring had been another hike aa aoon as possible. The he took the wheel and with severa' $25, for abusing Special Officer As the boat is licensed by the Uni- girls who went were Audrey Matfais, firemen aib.oard started 'for the fire. represented by Councilman Marshall altered on Friday so that red lights ted States Goverjiimient to carry only Miagee, of the Second Ward. The could be displayed in all four direc- Thomas Kvist. Catherine and Gertrude Eborle, Ade- The truck went down Augusta Summons were issued for a hearing 1900 persons, and as the Post on pre- laide and Eunice Bowien and Dorris other two members of the fire com- tions, which was one point insisted vious trips has carried capacity street and across Stevens avenue, up mittee, Councilmen Nciltopp and In- 'ii?on 'by Chief of Police Gleason, ionig-ht to the following 'for passing Slaeppard. Bordcntown and Pine avenue under the traffic signal: Jacob Eisenberg, crowds, thoso wishing to assure man, wen expected but perhaps were •\ wiring" changes also enabled the themselves of entry to the boat, stood signals of Special Officer Eu delayed by the heavy rain storm. icer handling the light to display Newark; Percy J. Churchman, K«ar- g-Mie Tihomias to mean to, turn up ny; Patrick Aeefello, Newark; Adam should purchase their tickets from i reen light in either direction on menilber of tha Post without delay ROSES CORNER Fine avenue. I-t is said that diffi- Driver Hess gave his version of the »in street, with red showing in the Jabarlcowski, Elizabeth; Julius Kres- culty was experienced in making the aiMair and the apparent consensus of i nski, Jersey City; Stephen Koroglow- as tickets beyond the licensed 190 jtiher three directions at the same cannot be sodd. left hand turn into Pine avenue. opinion ssenied to be that it was an time, another desirable 'feature urged ski, South River; Samuel Gitfiin, TOLOSE BUSES Then the truck^ swung into Ferris unavoidable accident. Attention wa3 • by Ohief Gleason. These were the Elizabeth, Bernard Winfie-Id, Mon- 30 Day Trial Run Proves Service street and bhence into Feltus street directed to the short distance the • only, changes 'that -were made. On the mouth Bcaioh; Herman Dombrowskt, Causes Lois To But Line to get back onto Bordentown avenue -truck had traveled after making the Stevens avenue sides the light is re- Irvington, J. H. Lehim!an, of South K. OF C. BANQUET The thirty day trial of furnishing and on the correct path to the box short turn, out of Ferris street as a stricted to either red or green in both (Dirange, bus service as far as Roses Corner they were trying to reach. Hess refutation of suspicions of excessive ' ' directions at the same time. ^Officers O'Leary, Quain, .Coughlin JJ.STMGHT has proven 'a continuous loss, accord- dai'inis 'he had aio difficulty manipul- speed when the accident happened. -•''-* AMtough to is a growing custom and Stanton arid Sergeant Quinlan At Seacroft—Athletic Events Wei ing to a import furnished by John E. ating his foot brake because of lack The truck was being driven within elsewhers in this as we'll as other issued summons to the foregoing. Postponed Account Storm Toolan, representing the Marathon of shoes, also .that while no defects the speed limits fixed by the Coun- Bus Line, to the Sayreviille council on were later found in the steering ap- cil recently, it was alleged. Many members of South Amboj Wednesday night. The trial was paratus, he just simply couldn't get The Chief of the Department and Council No, 426, Knigfots of Colum- taken in accordance with an ordei the wheel aroamd enough to m^lce the .the Fire Connmlittee are expected to FRENCH AFTER bus, were in attendance last night ai fumfcihed by the Public Utility Com turn into Bordentown avenue prompt- report at the business meeting of the the second annual banquet held ai mission. ly. It is understood that he mad« a council to be -held tonight. ON BROADWAY COUNCIL JOB Seacroft Inn on the Morgan Road Mr. 'Too-lan stated that the opera Aai especially prepared program of ton of buses of this line began in that of iFir» Alarm System—Fewer and Decides to Accept Democratic Nomi- entertainment was carried out by t-ectilon on May 23rd, and that every Batter Pole» Soon, nation In First Ward. irtenbers of the Council and a num- trip was made with the exception of PAVING JOB UNION EXCURSION ber of their friends. a few which were massed on accoun -V«sterday the woik of lowering John French, of Fourth street, Tihe tathletic events scheduled to be ' tjw? wires of the fire alarm system uihose name was written in on the of 'breakdowns/ and that the greatest IS AWARDED h«ld before the serving of the dinner nun^ber. o'f ipassemgers on any trip to Prinilary ballots for the Democratic 1 Andrew Keyes, of Woodbridge, was .where they traverse Broadway was were postponed due to the .heavy thte corner was four. He stated that Train Leaves Local Station at 9:10 """"'in,by Jersey Central Lig'ht and noanRnee ior Councilman from the shower at the time the events were the successful bidder for the paving A. M. First Ward, has consented to run for the cost otf operation af a bus was of a striip o'f ro'ad frota Rioses Corner Poir«r workmen. TNie work of lower- to have started. twenty-eight cents a! mile, and tha trig and revamping the wires of th( that otflfice and his name will be Tlhe toastmasteir of the evening was to Netty's Criossing, a distance of a Next Tuesday, July 12th, will find printed in on the general election bal- in the thirty days flhe receipts were mile and a quarter, at the meeting- this city missing several hundred syWbein elsewfoere in this icity was William J. O'Toole: The speakers in- a little over a day's operation costs. some time ago. The com- lots. ' Richard Neiltopp, .present in- cluded Grand Knigiht Frank Hackett, of ttoa Board of Freeholders in Newchildren and adults when th« excur- cpiribent, will ibe his opponent on the The council was also advised tihiait f sion train carrying mamibeirs of the ^«i..3yoii of the cpntaaot by getting the Jiohn Budnick, JWhn D. Mullane., John petition had been filed with the Pub Br.unswick yesterdlay laftemoon. This ' Broadway wires in shape was delay- Republican ticket', and a lively con- Connors, John Triggs, chairman of stirip of road comes under the juris- Union Sunday Schools and their rela- test is looked for. lc Utilty Commission asking for a dis- tives and friends leaves the local ed,by reason of the time required for the event ,and Henry Gallagher. The continuance lof the buses in that sec- diction of Direictor of the Board Wm. tljtae aaveral pole owners along Broad- ' Mr. Prench is er but better poles. Besides the hua been the Scene of close contests, planningg ' on holdinolding another affair they would" fit the train schedule, and "To., of New BW resort this year, and tihe. ocean is a lighting jComjpany, 'both the telephone first one •party and then th« other j a. short time. at the same-time be more profitable real .place for a "dip". The excur- and the/trolley •companies have polos winning tho councllmank office. Al- The fallowing jn©mi was served: tto the owner. The buses now run sion elaves the resort at 8 P. M., giv- on Broadway. though the Dcmioicratic party has, not -' "•••' iVult Cocktail ait a quarter of and quarter after the DEATH CLAIMS ing ten hours of enjoyment. shown any activity tlhis year, itv is iCJeSary, Biadishes, Olives hiour. The chunohes partneifpating In the C.D. OFA. CARD exjpected that they will rally to the Salted Alnfcnds excursion are: First Methodist, iMeth- odist Protestant, Baptist nnd Presby- j PARTY MONDAY support of the candidate In this ward. Cream of Chicken Soup ST. MARY'S ALUMNI MRS.CORCORAN pm the deletion, two years ogo, Mr. Broiled Blue Fish After Illnes* of Many Weeks—Fun- terian. , On Monday evening the regular Nellto.pp easily defeated the Demo- Broiled Spa-ing Chicken PLAN ACTIVITIES eral Service* Tuesday. yoiMy card party feature will beheld cratic candidate, Eugt.no Forman. Fi-endh Fr. Potatoes Asparagus Tips St. Mary's Alumni will hold a mon- AWARDED $5.00 in Mfte Knights of .Columbus rooms Death took Ifo r its own on Saturday Oo.m(binatiotn Salad, Russian Dr. ster went in the school hall in the evening, Alkie, the beloved wife of In an affair recently condiucted by under the direction of a committee of Assorted Cakes Ice Cream BULLET HOLE IN WINDOW fall, if the plans oif President George George Corcoran at her hoimle on Au- the South Aimboy Terra Cotta A. A., tho' Cwbhollca Daughters of America. i Cotflfee A. Kress .materialize. It is the inten- gusta, street at the age of fifty-eight John Van Horn of 148 Gordon St., As usual itho popular games will be Some one passing atong Steviems tion of the new president to make the years, (fallowing an illness of many Perth Aimboy, was awarded $6.00 in played end an assortment of prizes aienuc Sunday night decided to start THANKS WORKERS FOR school or23,nizat!on an active one and weeks. Besides the husband,thene is gold. The affair netted the associa- -" wUl be awarded at the dose of the the Fourth oif July at an early date, BENEFIT CARD PARTY fee plans for a series of events forone daughter, Mary, and one sister, tion a neat sum of money to be ex- • Sf&mes. .,''.' the entire year, terminating with the tihd put a bullet hole through one Miss Mary Nickerson, chairman of Mrs. John Coyne, remaining to mourn pended for baseball equipment. oif tho largo plate glass windows in innual banquet. The organization has ihea1 (passing. NOTICE tho Kiddie Keep W«H Card Party ibout four hundred members. tihe store belonging to George Dela- hold at the Seaicroft Inn on Friday FunOTftl services were held on Tues- It is understood that the Pennsyl- njey on Stevens avenue. During the day at eiglht thirty from the late homo vania Railroad officials have abolish- evening, extended during the week Dance with the music of Lon Mich- The Protection Engine Company celebration on Monday night a sky liter personal thanks and ifchnt of the and at nine lo'clook from St. Mary's ed the (positions of round 'house fore- truck being out of service until fur- rojclflet pnssed through n window in lelson and Hi» Collegiant playing at dhurch where a Solemn High Mass of man here. Men 'holding these jobs p g organization to t/he committee mem- the Cliff wood Beach Casino on the ther notice, fire alarms assigned to th|th>| hhom o of a BroadwaBd y resident, bers who helped make the party the Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Dr. are now designated as gang 'foremen. that company will be answered by smmshing fih'e glass. success it was, and also to Mr. Henry Boardwalk, every evening except Griffin. Interment followed in St. The change in status is understood to Progressive Fire Company and Mech- Gallagher, mannger o.f the Seocraft unday. Adv. Mary's cemetery Hinder the auspices carry with it material reductions in anlcsvllle Hose Company. for donating the services of the Inn of Tho Gundruim Service. The pull salary. MICHAEL LEONARD, Metal Ceilings at Monaghan's, >earers were J. W. Mahonoy, John UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL for the affair. roadway & David St. .„'_ Chief, South Amboy Fir't Prompt Ser- ntlifif, John ConloKiie, Jr., P. . F. If you want to be sure—INSURE. , , Department. 1927 Chryiler Special SO Coach) ice. Adv. Kenan, Thomas Grace nnd James W. See F. S. Kaboskl, 107 S. Pine Ave., EXCURSION Tel. 178. Adv. Run very little, A dandy buy for Tho Best Recommendation for Metal Ceilings at Monaghan'i, —TO— anyone. Charles F. Straub, Chrysler BLUE RIBBON BUTTER I Dine at the new restaurant "Cot Broadway & David St. Prompt Ser- ASBURY PARK Dealer, 3B2 Bordentown Ave., Tel. The fninc of Blue Ribbon Butter Special Policies from ages one day (441. Adv. o sixty, weekly premiums without the Fiddle", Clif fwood Beach on the Adv. AND doesn't depend upon the claims we boardwalk. Shore Dinner $1.50. make for it. The best advertising It xamination. Have your parents in- ured. Will be glnd to sell you some Adv 1 SALE—-One Houte, 8 roomi, OCEAN GROVE | FOR SALE cts is by word of mouth from Satio- ___<*__ ed Users, One woman mcctB nno* ml insurance. Wm. J. O'Brien, Dis- •>n Hnnry St. $3,500 to a rict Agent. Adv. I have the lowest rate $1,000 Pol- yer* Atiply E. J. O'Connor, Tuesday, July 12, Y k Ne\y 5 room Bungalow, all nd Blue Ribbon's popularity icy in thin city. Will be glut] to prove it Adv. dvancesjby bounds, You try a car- this to you by calling on you. Wm, J. sin Lenvci Centrnl R/ . imprclvementg pn "Whitehead FOR SALE—Chrysler 70 Imperial m BiIO A., M. (D^ n todnir. : Adv. O'Brien, Dist. Agent. Adv fti „' f 17 ' rri r ednn is offered discriminating buy- lime. Reutrifing leave! ' Matter rHCt. iiH' Terms. Ill- FOR HIRE—CloTed Car for all r. Thorough)? reconditioned. Only Special prices on Steam, H••• $850. Charles F. Straub, Chrysler iTICKE* ccnsiom,', eipecially. weddings, etc. tcr nnd Vapor Hou«» *•' lire T. I Uvan, 265 H. Brig/js, Boadway and Main St., Dealer, 3S2 Bordentown avet vid St. Adv. clephone 322. Adv hone 441. , f THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

Magistrate , 1 Marriage FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927 PLAN TO HARNESS Days Becoming Longer '^ t The fift-ex|ircs.-,i-(l wish of the luisy Magistrate at the Thames (Ens.; BAY OF FUNDY TIDE man Unit the day wore longer Is being court: "Marriage is always a dlsillu gratified, for tiit pnrlh Is steiicilly re- Blonmeut tt young people. You have SPORTS to watt to appreciate the advant«^p- By "BILL" O'TOOLE ducing Its rate nf rotation. It will he some tiinu. linwevor, before we need of It." TERRA COTTA TEAM' Promoters Hope to Develop change our habits on tills account, be- Telephone 684 P. A. IDLE LAST SATURDAY i eause the leufitlienlnt; of the day la 100,000 Horse Power. Re.. Phone 536-W Metucben The representative nine of the estimated to iinioum to Oiie-tenth of South Ajrtiboy Terra Cotta was idle Toronto, Out.—The tides of the Bay a second In n tliousnnd yeurs. Perth Ambpy Phone 1593 last Saturday due to postponement of of Fuudy, famous In song uud story WM. STRUVE & SONS its regular scheduled game with the and known to every schoolboy stu- FLORISTS Cable Works nine. The game has dent of geography, are about to be Spectral Ships Floral Designs a Specialty CHARLES J. BRYAN STOCK CO. been set ahead and will form part of harnessed by Industry, according to The Fl.vlne Putehinan, according to Greenhouses: 35S Laurie Street a double header when the two teams New Brunswick promoters' plans, the old myth. Is n enptain named Perth Amboy, N. J. meet again, next month. I Van Stniatin, lvlio restlessly expiates Last 2J Days which ought to be awarded a prize SHERIFF'S SALE , This Saturday, July 9th at home, I for novelty and which In principle are his sins in a sliip oft' tln> stormy wa- the Terra Cotta stickers will play we • IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY— Friday ana Saturday as simple us they are novel. ters of South Africa wlt.hout lndiiR Betwee^n The Great Invesbment A. S. & R. team. 'The first meeting able to ri-Hcli jmrlmr. The Idea of a The Bright and Witty Ci medy With a Few Songs ttf the clubs resulted in an 11 to 8 The New Brunswick scheme must Company, a corporation, Complain- not be confused witti the Maine proj- spectral ship fs common among sen- ant, and Irving L. Keese, et als., win for the "Guggies", although the i golnjs TeutMile people. Wagner usnd South Amboy nine outlhit them 14 to ect submitted to the people a year or Defendants, Fii Fa for sale of mort- two ago, under which Pussamuquoddy It for one of his operas, nnd Cnlerld;;e gaged premises dated June 17, 8. Errors were bhe cause of the fall. used t!it> Men In his "Ancient Mariner." Since that time the local lads have bay, marking the eastern terminus of 1927. been playing a better defensive game , By virtue of the above stated writ the boundary between Canada r.nd the to me directed and 'delivered; I will "LitUe Miss and Manager Manaker looks for a muted" United States, wus to be turned Into a win. "Sparrow" Moran and Pud BIDS FOR PAINTING exipose to sale at public vendue on It carries a message that eveityone can afford to take to h-sart, huge mill pond. Passamaquoddy forms WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, d it's told with a laugh. j Buskey will be in the points for the a lurge arm at the opening of the Bay The Board loif Education 'wild re- locals, and the A. S. &R. will work NINETEEN HUNDRED AND of Fundy, The New Brunswick ceive bids , for paintjing all outside TWENTY-SEVEN either "Cy" Jacobs or Dametsch with wood and metal work, also necessary NEXT JWEEK Joey Letts receiving. scheme Is to be tried 125 miles north- ait two o'clock in the afternoon of the east of tho very tip of the neck of the re-glaztng.of Public School No. 2 on said day at the sheriff's office in the | .HEARTS DEFEATED bottle. Fourth Street at their mext meeting, Oity of New Brunswick, N. J.: July 27th, 1927 at 8 P. M. at Super- FIRST TRACT: Nowhere else In the world Is there intendent's Of/fice, ffiglh School The Sacred Hearts were decisively the curious tidal phenomenon that re- 1 Known and designated on Map of beaten on the local diamond last Sun- Building on Jcuhn street:—as fol- South Amboy, miade by John Pcrrine,, day afternoon, toy the Lyceums of curs twice every 24 hours In the Bay lows: Jr., Jun'o, 1895, known as lots 33, 34' 5DURRB [RDDK5 Perth Amboy. The final score was of Fuudy. The tide, whlcli ebbs and 2 Halls, inside, to receive 2 coats and 35, Block 3S. • •11 to 3. The local team was only flows gently on open coasts, h«re finds of flat paint. BEGINNING at a point in the1 Solid Year Run Maxine-EISiott's Theatre. New to»k lalble to gather four Units, while the itself subject to unusual restrictions. All 'exterior woodiwork to receive 2 northerly line of Bordcntown Ave- cross river boys collected fourteen Not only Is there an unusually long, cioa'ts of Atlantic load and oil. nue, wihich ipoint is also the point of hilts of 'fttie slants of Murray and gradually narrowing Inlet, but the bot- All sash to be re-glazed and broken intersection with Bonlentown Ave- Week uf July I*. We luivt- gilass replaced. for the fi;-.'-i time In l'e feet twice daily, It Is es- !feet; thence (3) soufcheastwiard and In games on Sunday and Monday parallel with Stockton Street) 80 feet feet to the point or place of beginn- the Laurence Haflbor nine received timated 100,000 horse power can be irjone or less to the northwestern line ing. , an even break, winning from the St. generated at a price lower than at of Church Street; thence (4) along THIRD TRACT: Stephen's nine of Perth Amfooy and Niagara. < the said line of Church Street north- BEGINNING at a point distant being • defeated by the Athletics of As part of the scheme a spill basin eastward to the point of beginning. seventy feet (70) from the intersec- this city. will be provided for by the smaller Being known and designated as lot 18tion of the northerly line of Borden- On Sunday he hWa. Trig's struck out 'fourteen of are sanguine. Prospect of a local by the intersection of the northerly power development has produced great date hereof, in a cause wherein line of Louisa Street with bhe west- the opposition. T^he Tuacons batter- Henry Wolff ia complainant, and e'd two of the Fcids 'pitchers out -;oif Interest In the languishing maritime erly line of Pine Avenue and from you and others are defendants, you said beginning point running (1) the box. Stretch Eyan connected for provinces. are required to appear and answer bhe \, - » home run. In tiho field, Charlie northerly at right angles bo Louisa bill af said complainant on or be- Street one hundred feet to a point; Olark played a remarkable game at fore the 31st day of August, next, or ehorti.Unp. New Seed May Make whence (2) westerly parallel with tho said bill will be taken as confess- Louisa, Street twenty-nine feet and Linen Cheap as Cotton ed against you. two inches to a point; thence (3) U. S. NOW BOASTS Belfast, Ireland.—Superflax seed The said bill Is filed to foreclose a southerly parallel with the first 18,000,000 TELEPHONES which, It Is said, may make linen as certain mortgage m'adie'by Vittoria course, one hundred feet to the cheap aa cotton gooda Is nearing ner- Terranova and Orazio Temmova to northerly line of Louisa Street; fectlnn in experiments conducted by Henry Wolff, dated bhe 17th day ofthence (4) easterly along the north- At tlio beginning of the present the Ulster Linen Research association, September, 1924, on lands in. the erly line of Louisa Street twenty- yoar thore was a total of 17,746,108 'co-opcratlng with, tlio British and Uls-City of Sooith Amlboy, County, of nine feet and two inches to the point telephones In the United Statos, so ter governments. Middlesex and State of Now Jersey, or (place of beginning. described 33 follows : FIFTH TRACT: that by today tho number ts well Tim now seed now produces tow over 18,000,000. Of tbo first total 12,- "FIRST TRACT—Known iand BEGINNING at a point in the double the length of ordinary (la?. designated on bhe recorded map northerly line of Louisa Street which 816,252 ware Doll stations, 4,758,000 The tow also la without the trouble- were connoctlng stations with the of Souit|i Amboy made by John point is distant in a westerly direc- some sticky substance^ which neces- Porrine, Jr. in June 1S35, as lot tion 241 feet 8 inches from the point Bell System and 171,010 were inde- sitate tho present' expensive lmnd formed by fjh'e intersect.!.. < if the counts m gas- pendent. 58 in Block 23, said lot is 25 feet process In preparing the raw mate- in ifront amd rear and 100 feet westerly lino of Pine /vvenuo with The Doll Systom is made up of tut! rial for market. It can easily be in daptii .and is bounded as fol- the northerly lino of Louisa Street oline making American Telephono and Telograpli worked by machinery, It Is said, thus lows: Northerly by and fronting and from said beginning point run'i- Company and twenty-tour larga as- eliminating the greut numbers of hand on George St. on the east by lot dng (1) westerly alon • nDrtherly sociated companies and connecting workers now engaged. 59, on the south by lot former- line of Louisa Street I.) feet 2 inches ...as it does m to the easterly line of property of aomunules. The telephones connect- Two thousand acres In( Ulster and ly owned by Jamies C. Fflgan, ing with tho Boll System were opor- a tract In Somerset, England, will be and on thq west by lot formerly which a onc-hnlf interest was con- atnd by 9,102 companies, and In addi- .planted to tlio new seed this year, owned by Jo~n Le'iry, now by veyed to Morgan Lambn'tion by Irv- eveiy other line tion, tliora wore 29,596 rural lines In Catherine Cooney. ing L. Reese and wife >v deed record- and preparations are under way to ed in Middlesex County CUrk's Of- tile country, the stations of wlilcli aro Introduce It in the Dakotas. Nogo- SECOND TRACT:—Known and lnclinloll lu the connecting stations. 'designated on the recorded map fice in Book G52 of Deeds at page of business f tiatlnns have been going on for some 141; thence (2) by the easterly line Tho numbor of entirely Independent of Soutlh Amlboy made by John time with agricultural officials of Ore- Pcrrine Jr. Surveyor, in June of property described in tho deed last companies comprised 490, HO that gon. They are said to bo much Inter- 1836 as tat 59 in Bloick 2.'!, said montioned northerly one hundred there was a total of 0,077 telephone ested arid to have promised to give the lot is 25 feet front and roar and feet; thence (3) easterly parallel ; "STANDARD" companies In tho United States at the seed a thorough lest. 100 feet (leap iand ia bounded as with Lou = :i Street and one hundred beginning of 1927. follows: viz—on tha nortih by ' feet diatsi • nvefrom 2!) feet 2 inch- These companlos had a total of 20,- George St. on which street it es to the westerly line of property of 033 central ofllces. Of these, 6,9!)3 be- Angler, 63, Dies After fronits, on the east by lot 00, which an undivided one-half interest GASOLINE longed to the Bell companies, lH.'tJl He Catches Nice Perch on tho south by lot 18 and on was conveyed to Irving L. Rsese by to the connecting companies, and 733 the west hy lot 58," Morgan Lamibcrtson by deed recorded Hickory, N. C—.Tnmos Abemethy, xl you, Vibboria Terranova arc mndo in the Middlesex County Clark's Of- wore lndepondcnt. sixty-three, . llinberocl tip tils flailing U n party defendant because you are or fice in Book 051 of Deeds nt Pago During tho ynar ' M ihore wora tackle ami went to the Catnwbn rlvor. ol.iiim to bo tliv owner :»f the lands 313; thence (4) southerly by said added to the Bell System 781,0'JO tole- Two rinys Inter Ills body was found nnd promises described in suirj mort- westerly line of last mentioned prop- pones, but In that tiino Uio actual propped agnlnst n ff'o on tlm bunk 'T'\K'-'i ""'I you, Ornzio Terranova, :iroerty otro hundred feet to the north- numliar of installations made amount- of tlio stream, his fishing polo still inaiKi diit'undiint buciiui.e you nre Mioerly line of Louian Struct and tho ed to 3,800,000. In other words, one between hi? llnpirs. A fiilr-slzee! husband of the said ViUoria Terra- •point or iplacc of lioKinning. out of nonrly ovory llvo toluplionas lu- parch tliut Abernuthy had caught Jimt nova ami as such linvo or claim to Decrees amounting to approxi- Stalled i'fiprBSimtii a now tolopliono, boforo lie died was besldo him with liiivc Home right to, intervab Iti, or lion mately $55,000.00. 1 Made Iff New Jersey vhllo the othor InHtullntlDiis nre oc- a string purtly through Its Rill. n tlit" lands described in saiil mort- Together with all and singular, bhu casioned by removal?) to now loca- gwge. sihts, nrivlle-ffM, hereditaments and tions, Datml Juno .'10th, 11)27. jtp|nn'tt'iiiuico9 th(Tount" belonging Alimony for Men 1 v ftfl piy, n in anywise npi)o£ »inlnK. •Honolulu.—A bill turn been Intro- v ". J v JOHN A. OOAN, WILM "' ,1. HANNAH, *rat Must Come Labor duced lintho torrilorlnl legislator* Solicitor of Ccvmiplninnnt, -,, \ . Shoril DAVID T, \VI" ?K tl rill HIIWH '"III provlJIiiR tiiut wonwn must pny all- • (Port Office Huildhvjr, >0 ;iy under certain clrammtaiicJia. ' Sotttlh Atrsbuy. N. J. S01.75 K' .-Itor. 7-8-Ct 1 \ S61.74 7-f r THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927 Napoleonic period over a hundred SHERIFF'S SALE jears ago, a movement towards in- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY— ESSAY OF MYRA MILLS, creasing international organization Between Atlantic Highlands Build- Sunday-Monday has been noticeable ever since. Pro- ing and Loan Association, Body Double Features SECOND HONOR STUDENT July 17-18 moted and hastened by the develop- Corporate, Complainant, and Irene 2 Good Pictures The folloxving essay, "The Leaiie onient of the means of communication, Violet Lund, et als., Defendants. "ROOKIES" with of. Nations—An Historical Fact", \Vas I stimulated by economic needs, this Fi, Fa for sale of mortgaged prem- Tuesday—Wednesday Karl Dane & George movomen ises dated June 3, 1927. South Amboy, N. J. given by Miss Myra Mills, second hon-i less t expressed itself in count- •or student, at the graduation «s:OT-| ' voluntary, semi-official and By virtue of the shove dated writ Thursday Phone No. S. A. 31 Arthur cises of .the South Amlboy High School' official international associations and to me directed and delivered, I wi' last week. The same could not' he ! }'no»s- .The present League is clear, expose to sale at public vendue on {mblisliied last week on account df ly the child of this vast cooperative WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, TONIGHT Tuesday—Double Features Jack of space. , movement. It must live or die. But NINETBEN HUNDRED AND The essay follows: some permanent international organ- TWENTY-SEVEN A 10 Part Super-Special Mae Busch and Marcelline Day in "That the League of Nations is an lzatian there'.must toe to meet the in- at two o'clock in the afternoon of the historical phenomenon of the fi'reb creasing common needs-economics said day at the sheriff's office in th "THE FLAMING FRONTIER" "FOOLS OF FASHION" magnitudeitd , comparablble in irti social, and political, of a world com- Gity of New Brunswick, N. J., with the establishment of posed of independent nations, which In the first place sixteen shares o Starring Hoot Gihson —and— States in Europe at the close of can thrive in peace and progress, on- the Thirty-3eventh Series of tihe At- —Also— Middle Ages, or .the spread of ly through cooperation. Ian-tic Highlands Building and Loan Vera Reynolds in mtentary government in the The peoples of the world ape unani- Association, und in the second place Johnny Arthur in "SUNNY SIDE UP" th century, no oaie can deny, raious in demanding security and they that certain mortgaged premises, with "Her Husky Hero" we, ask its friends or its foes, whethe'. I are becoming more and more restive appurtenances in the bill of comcom- Wednesday—Double Features we question the statesman of Europ under the burden o,f national arma- pplain t in the said cause pparticularly Tomorrow—Matinee and Night or large bodies of the govern* mentts whichihh thhe laclkk of securiti y set fortfh h andd describeddibd , thathtt is to say Priscilla Dean in throughout the world, whether alome, obliges them to maintain. Ar- ALL that certain tract or parcel oi Jack Mulhall in consul* the political 'historian or tja bitration and -publicity combined may land and premises hereinafter oartie "THE SPEEDING VENUS" student of international law, the rep for many states increase the feeling ularly described, situate, lying and "SEE YOU IN JAIL" —and— will be the same: for good or fi of security and thereiby, promote a being in the Township of Madison, in evU, the League of Nations, as an gradual reduction of national arana- the County of Middlesex and State —and— Marjorie Daw in • ideal and as an institution, has in th* ments. But real and general inter- of New Jersey, and known as Lo Big Boy Comedy "Grandpa's Boy" course of the last decade, become national security can never be achiev- No. 24U, Block. 54, Section No. Z, on Aesop Fables No. 8 "Mystery Pilot, Matinee Only RED HEADS PREFERRED" fiactor of prime significance in huma cd, unless and until the league is the Map designated a3 Laurence Har- affairs. It has everywhere become endowed with the organized major bor, in Madison Township, Middlesex Thursday—Double Features subject of political controversy. force of mankind. After six years County, made by Herbert 0. Todd Sunday—Monday has everywhere influenced the politic of existence of the League oif Na- C. E., March, 1022. Jaqueline Logan in of parties and the policies of govern Lions, we .may safely say that the' Being tihe same premises conveyed Harold Lloyd in orients. It lias settled some interna dawn of that day has broken. j to the said Irene Violet L'uid by "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" " ONE HOUR OF LOVE" tional disputes and it) has given rise But it will be a day singularly long Laurence Harbor Heights Company —and— other international disiputcs whic'1 bufore the world delivered from the by deed dated March 12th, Vt'ii. —and— would, without its creation, neve: curse of war, will truly be able to : Decrees amounting to approxima- AL COOKE AND KIT GUARD in Jetta Gondal in have arisen. hail the great consumim'ntion which tely $5,700.00. "THE WISE CRACKERS" "HER MAN OF WAR" Therefore let us exaim'ine it, first was foretold. We believe in it not Together with all and slnjfuliii', the *\ as it was .intended to be by its found- only 'because something tells -us that rights, privileges, hereditaments anil ers, second, as It actually is, an> the poet did nob err when he wrote: appurtenances thereunto belonging or finally, as iti seems likely to develo; Flor right is right since God is God in anywise appurUiining. according to human probabilities. And right the day must win WILLIAM S. HANNAH, CLEARANCE SALE It is customary to say that th. To doubt would be disloyalty Sheriff Dahli, Gladiolus, Roses, Chryian- League oi Nations was born of tin To Halter would be sin. SNYiDliR & ROBERTS, homumt. VULCANIZING Wiorld War i.r that iti is a child o Witt believe in it, also- because wo J $24.30 Solicitors Hardy Mums, largo plants, all public opinion. Of the counties wish to avoid that which for mien of G-20-4 times live, mixed colors, 25 for $1. spokesmen oif public opinion durin science is almost worse bhan disloy- Tea Roses, 2 year old, will bloom Repairs Guaranteed to Outlast the Tire the war none was more eloquont no alty and sin, namely blunder and SHERIFF'S SALE In a fhort time after planting, several more effective than our own Pres error. If civilization does not -over- JNT CHANCERY OF NEW JKBSEY— colors, 4 for $1 or 12 for $2.50. .(Jeait—Woodrow Wilson. Many otlhers come war, war, with the progress of Beitwccn Atlantic Highlands Build- Rainbow collection of gladfolas, jn high places had before him advo- jionce, will overcome civilization." ing and Loan Association, Body all bloom this year, 100 for $1. cated the creation of a league of na Corporate, Coimlplalnant, and Violet Lost tag collection of dahlia mix- THE TIRE SERVICE CO. tions but no one as influential, ha 1. Lund, et als., Defendants. Fi Fa d in digging. Many high class var- been as insistent .in the matter an LEGIMMS for sale of mortgaged pennises ieties in these, IS for $1. 161 New Brunswick Ave. Perth Amboy ntjne as4nsis.tent as influential. Be BY "DUTY WILD" dated June 3, 1927. Postpaid -• ~*forie the war 'he firmly believed i By virtue of the above stated writ international co-operation arbitraitio At the last meeting of the Post, to me directed and delivered, I will Z. J. STODDARD Telephone 158 and publicity and actively promoted ommimdor John II, Cozzens was expose to sale at public vendue on Mt. Holly, N. J. their progress. President Wilson be- unanimously elected 'to serve as WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, i-24-4t Jiej'ed that peace, in order, to be se- delegate of the Post for the forth- NINETEEN HUNDRED AND cure must ibe guaranteed by mor< coming State Convention to be. held TWENTY SEVEN than mere agreement. He believed at Trenton. at two o'clock jn the afternoon ot that it would be'absolutely necessary Clam'ing that Paris hold no .special the said day at the sheriff's office in frir a force to be created as a guar- chamn for t'hem since tihey did not see the City of New Brunswick, N. J.: amtor of the- permanency of the set- the shores oif Prance durinsr the war, In the lirst place, eleven shares o tlement so much greiaibeT than the members of the A. E. F. Who served! the Thirty-sixth Swies of the Atlan fonce of any nation now engaged o n the units stationed in Russia dur- itlc Highlands Building and Loan As- any alliance hitiherto formed or pro- ng the war are planning a trip to sociation, and in the second place thai jected, that no nation, no probable Russia during the canting Winter. certain mortgaged promises, with combination of nations could face o The units stationed in Russia during appurtenances In the bill of com •withstand thiat force, These were tihe the war were composed almost en- plaint in the said cause particularly main elements of the peace program .rely of men from the state of Mich- set forth and described, that is to which Wilson took to Paris in Def- gan. say: • ember, 1918. AH. that certain lot, tract or par The British statesman, who from Miss Isabel SitanAaugh of Philadel- cel of land and premises, hereinafter 1916 onward was most actively in ph'i'a and one of the -tlhiree women to' particularly described, situate, lying favor osf thle establishment of a 1©|- win the Distinguished Service Cross a»d be'ng in the Township of Madi- gue waa undoubtedly Lord Robert undor fire has made reservations for s°ri, m thb County of Middlesex, and Cecil. He believed that that Leagiii during the Wiorld War for bravery State of New Jersey, and being num- mmmmm - was to forestall conflicts between na ;h3 Paris Convention of the American bered and designated as Lot Number tions by compelling them to resoirf) to .egion September 19 to 23. Miss: Two JIundred and Piifty, Block Num a peaceful prodedure of conference, ' tambaugh served during the war as her Fifty-four on Section Number discussion, and" delwy in restraint of Two, Map of Laurence Harbor, on war. Thus, Lord Robert Cecil added tihe northwest side of Garfield Ave- to the Wilsondan conception of Joint maecitings of the Legion and nue. league to prevent war by internation- Auxiliary, as well as the regular Beginning at a point in the west- al conference and co-operation. monthly card parl'ies will be discon- erly side of Garfield Avenue, in the Tlhle third author of the Covenant tinued during the months of July northeast corner of Lot Number Two whose name must be mentioned here and August. Hundred and Fifty-one, and from ia General Smuts. He believed that thence running (1) westerly, along .if the League, were *ver to be a suc- In owhr tha't all members of the the last mentioned lot, eighty feet cess, dt would have to occupy a much 'ost. may be on (hand to assist with:thence (2) northerly, along the rear greater position and perform many inal arrangements on the night be- of Lots Numbers Two Hundred and Take a Tip from the Rank and Tile! other functions besides those ordin- t'oa-e the annual 'excursion the Post Fiive and Two Hundred and Six, twen- arily assigned to it. He believled that neeting jwhfch would ordinarily be I ty-five feet to Lot Number Two Hun- peace land war are resultants of many on Thursday nighit July 21s:t will dred and Forty-nine; thence (3) •complex forces, and those forces ie postponed to Friday night July easterly, along the south sidn of said would have to be gripped at an ear- 2nd at which time 'it is requested lot, eighty feet to Garfield Avenue; Most of the men Who Make the Gears Engage- lier stage of thleir growth if poaco hat all members , having thence (4) southerly, along Garfield were to bo maintained. ickeis make returns. Avenue, twenty-five feet to the Be- Our Own Employees-are Stockholders The leading Frenichi exponent of ginning. the League of Nations w#s Leon The annual reunion oif the famous Said beginning point is five hund- Bourgeois. > He believed that th( First Division will ibe held at Wash- red and eighty feet south of tihe in this Company League was either to serve as a. sword ngton frow.'July 14 to 17 with head- southerly side of Bayvaew Drive, to Ihasten on the day of victory or ah nuamtera at the Raleigh Hotel. measured along the westerly side of a .shield to protect its fruits. Garfield Avenue. .i . Lln«mieri, metermen, plant-men, clerits, engineers, salesmen, bookkeepers, man- A ibullotin received from State . iSiMSh were the main wishes, hopes Being the same premises conveyed agers—every class of emafloye of the Jersey Central Power & Light ^Company—th© • and expectations of those chiefly Jeadquarters informs that reserva- to the said Irene Violet Lund by Concerned with tiho foundation of th«i i'ons for the Paris trip rotill close Laurence Harbor Heights Co., by majority of our, permanent stafif-nare our (paitoers thru their investanients in this. . uly 15th. Lcaglre of Nations ait the beginning deed dated August 23rd, 1923. company's preferred ^toclc, - - . of 1919, As a whole the Covenant Decrees amounting to approxima- may be regarded as the charter of LARGEST EXPORT ORDER tely $4,500.00 the Leagufo oif Nations such ias ib Together with all and singular, the This is real evidence. The "men -who make .Dhe gears engage" KNOW the value intended to be by those who created! The other day the largest export rights, privileges, hereditaments and of theJr company's securities, "Ehey Wp create that value, and see it grow day by it, irdor for motor cars ever placed by appurtenances thereunto belonging or day. Let us now .turn to the League at. olephono was consummated by an in anywise appertaining. it actually is, after six and a half automobile company located at South WILLIASl S. HANNAH, y«urs of legal existence, and dee wihat Bead, Ind. Seated at his desk, the Sheriff. And most olf fcheni are buying still more shares on our Saving-Investment plan. has become of the various concept vice-president of the company talked SNYDER & ROBERTS, (tions 'fromi which it apnung. That is 'ver the new tnms-atlantlc radio tele- $33.60 Solicitors Jersey Central iPoTver & Light Company 6% Cumulative Prelerred Stock, backed . wot at all what tho majority of its 6-20-4 times by plants and lines which serve YOU evtery day in yoiur own h'ome or store, oiMer onfe founders Intended it to be needs no •hone with London and arranged (or further demonstration. It doles not he delivery of 1,000 cars. ThlB repre- of the best and safest investonenta you ca.n make. , < «iWativoly guarantee the territorial lented nearly $1,500,000 worth of bUBl- integrity «md political independence toss. Ownership of these shares will maike YOU, rtoo, a (partner dn this rapidly growing of, its members. It has not made arbitration compulsory nor establish- industry. . ed international relations on the foun- Facts About the Telephone 'dationa of justice, that" is an expon- ent of impartiality between great An average of 860,000 telephone CONSUMED and small, victorious and delfeated calls a day are made in the city of nwbion*. Nior has tho League suc- Minneapolis. ceeded to the Boveriaignty over ter- Call our Investment Department today and let a rep- ritories of the former European em There are more telephones In th« pires. War sick 'humanity has grop tate of Virginia than In Mexico, the resentative tell you How easy it ia to become a stockholder- ingly set avp an intwnational institu. Vest Indies and Central America com- partner under our Savings-Investment Plan. It's simple; tion for the dicussion of their com- >lned. mon interests, the chief .of which is no red tapo. 'Just let your savinga—$10 or more per sha, ^ peace. This institution like most other constitutional creations of his- North America has about two-fifths cash and a like amount monthly—buy you this lnvestmf tory, has not develojied along the the world's total railway mileage Jines of its fundamental dhartcr, but ind about two-thlrda of the world'B automatically. Interest allowed on these payments. ' has developed by oilhier simpler pro- :otal telephone wire mileage. You can get the best food cesses toward* its national goal, the pacific organisation of international Each minute of tho day and night served anyiviiere in the city relations. If we seek to analize its luring 1926 an average of over one Telephone Our Office Today various activites we will discover that ml ono-hulf telephones woro put Into ivhen you eat at the it Is really conilposud of tihreie leagues. orvlco in tho United Status. A liNlguo to promote intorniitionnl GROWTH! \ co-operation, ,n league to execute Uu Additions to telephone plant and CENTRAL LUNCH Tho chart shows the steady growth ponce treaties mid a tongue lo <>ui- thia Coniipiiriy has imaintaincd in both Jaw war. (liiliimont In the Unltod States during Ask Any Employee 920 entailed an avoriiRO expenditure 225 Smith Street tiho Rii.5 nnd Uic eloiilric clopartrnents, But whiut, (iliout Wiu future of UIP over ?500 for ovory minute of the in the ruimbL'r of consuiiK'r.i we servo, Leag'lie? Iif 'tiho LeuKiio 'HUM sorvud j yonr. Perth Am hoy Tho li)27 culiimiiH ahow tho ruin for the interests, .(it i»enrle, without cn-j four monthi! only, crouching upon, tho sphere of n: Nenr Railroad Station tional sovoreiffiity, is it not desirab Now tolephono wlro was addofl to tho existing eystoins In tho Urjltod that It eliuuld mxl probable that ; will rrnnnin as it Buick car, Uotslnn 'I'!"1 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

. Sslf-confidenee: A human taking OPEN DEATH VALLEY PLAN ADVANCE ON lessons on the (harp. | NEWSFLASHES Corsets were manufactured in this !.' TO MOTOR TOURISTS "SCIENTIFIC FRONT" Noted By Editor & Publi.heh In country last year to the valu< of $42,- 000,000. Our export business on this | The Pre.i Of The Nation. line must le 'picking up. Winter Months in Sink Per- McCioud's Meat Market Smithsonian Explorers Have Philadelphia has its average wealth i mitted to Sightseers. Ranged Many Lands. It take3 a lot of vanity to fear the pe capita, too. The money was sspent kid won't turn out as well as you did. on the primary so the Sesqi had' to Salt Lake City, Utah.—Death valley, Washington.—How spience ranges fail. noted as the most desolate, the most A suitor, also, occasionally has a the world lu a quiet, ceaseless quest third party scare. The Pall-Doheny affair is proof SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY • dangerous and one of the strangest for iuaterlul with which to build fuller places ou this earth, tiie lowest point —B. of a book. By reading eigiht out of Tlae average straphanger's com- mobile busses criss-cross the great which Is just oCf the press. Tlie book ten of the modern novels the average plaint is one of long standing. Roast Beef, lb 25c Bfccon, lb 25c sunken desert and transcontinental might properly be culled "The Adven- person can reaoh his quota. tourists may, In comfort, cross the ture of Science," It describes briefly A peculiarity of twelve monthly in- Roasting Chickens 35c Pfrt Roast 20c mysterious volley which used to mean 35 excursions Into the field—if "trips "Until last month," says D. L. H., stallment payme'nt is that they seem death to the emigrant who, beguiled to Sumatra, to China, to Algeria, Balu- "I regarded Texas as our outstanding to come about three days apart and 1 he-state. But while traveling through by Its numerous mirages and Its chistan and southwest Africa, to Alas- continue for about seven years. Smoked Hams 29c L^gs of Lamb ..38c Etretch'es of salt, which looked like that section I found a nuiriber of ca- ka, may correctly be called excursions. feteria-groceries ap&rating under tllie FLOWERS GIVEN TO HOSPITALS cool water, attempted to cross its Tlielr purpose included, among name it£ Helpy-Selfy Stores." Plate Corned Beef 10c Bbilin" Chickens 30c desert wastes. others, the capture of live wild game, Several hundred clergymen in the May 15 Is to see the last tourist of the unearthing of burled vlllnges Modern woman's if ondest wish is to cities surrounding New York have the season out of the valley. Here- which flourished In prehistoric Amer- be weighed and found wanting. pledged their support to the summer after, the season will open In the fail, ica, tlie collection of fossil footprints work of tihio National Hunt, Flower 135 NO. BROADWAY but always, by Mny 15 the last tour- and fossil elephants nnd shells, the Our big icitios aren't shooting "too arid Fruit Guild by offering to tell the TELEPHONE 146 ist must be out of the place. For many people. Tihey're just shooting people in their congregation wht- gathering of ferns in West Indian the wrong peiopie. have gardens a new and beautiful Death valley, so pleasant In tlie win- mountains, nnd of minerals In Mex- way "to say it With flowers" to the ter, becomes a perfect Inferno with the ico. The short Impersonal narratives A good many people seem to think sick and unfortunate who have none. return of the summer sun _nnd tem- evoke the picture of men keenly ex- the political plum tree grows better The way is simple and direct. For peratures run up to as high as 140 de- pectnnt before the curtained stnge of after grafting! the National Plant Flower and Fruit grees and more. A modern hotel has nature. They bury forever the dead In this day of feminine 'bandits Guild, 70 Fifth uvenuc, New York been built nt Furnace creek, and this myth of the "dry-as-dust" character City, maintains under its various will be headquarters for the tourists. of science. theire's no bettor protection than a luinve mouse in your pocket. branches Station Plowur Booths m Pullman cars nre operated to Death j Tin! Introduction to the pnmphlet I'h-u Grand Central, Pennsylvania, valley junction, nnd gasoline motor reveals that "during tho pust year Modern woman's placo seems to bo Eric, Lack&wanu and Long Island cars on the Deuth Valley railroad go in either tho delicatessen store or tho ; Brooklyn j Termlinuls which nre open more expeditions in which the Smith- every morning at 8:30 with an at- SUTLIFF'S STORE beauty panlor. to within 12 miles of the entrance to sonian was represented hnve gone out tendant in charge to receive gifts of the valley Itself. From this point the thnn ever before, and this In spite of The Navy is dcraloipinff now types flowers, ifruits and jellies. Every automobile bussed operate to nnd the fact that the Institution has prac- morning representatives of 'hospitals, through the valley of death. The of .fokliiiR iiirplnnos. Too ma>ny of tically no unrestricted funds for Held tho ones wo have toad 'have folded, settlement's and institutions cull to THE BEST OF EVERYTHING Death Valley railroad, Tonopah nnd work." but at the wrong time. rectfivo these offerings so that Tidewater railroad and Union Pacific Field Work Essential. thoughtful commuters who drop a 104 NO. PINE AVE. TEL. NO. 1 railroad is the combination which hag "Field work Is essential to the ad- We need fear nobody now; Pana- .bouquet cf floweiw or n bag of fruit opened up Death valley to tourist vance of nenrly all branches of sci- ma agrees to support) ua if we get in- nt any of these Station Flower traffic. to a war. Booths may rest assured that this WEEKLY SPECIALS ence," continues the Introduction, breath of co-untry reuohes the very Many Perished In Valley. "particularly those which the Smith- In pioneer times Grandma mny boxlsid* or home Where it is most JULY 7 TO JULY 13 Death valley's significant name wm sonian institution Is nt present en- hnvo gone out at 5 A. M, in zero needed. given It by th« very first party of emi- gaged in promoting, namely, geology, weather to pour a kettle of hot water grants to look down upon It from the biology, anthropology and astrophys- When the Guild asked the ministers on dho'punup, ibut Mho never drovo to to acquaint t)h« members of their iurroundlng mquntalns. There were ics. The .Institution, therefore, em- town in chiffon hose. churches with this novel way to share CampbeMs Beans fie Post Toasties 30 men, women and children in the braces every opportunity of putting flowers, the response was imlmediate party. They thought they saw a sil- expeditions in the field to obtain de- Farming isn't the only occupation and enthusiastic. Can 1 ° Package very stream of water and attempted sired Information or collections, either in wQiich overproduction cheapens dho "Cooperation—Past, Present, Fu- to cross. When they reached . tlis under Its own auspices through tinnn- prodroct. Thare's lawimaking. ture", replied the Minister of a large c stream It was Jujt white salt and not clal assistance from Its meads or is church in N<>w RooheHe, and if ram Post Bran Flakes 2f| Heinz Peanut But- t drop of water. With the full fury of co-operation with other agencies which Economic expert who says tfie cost Hamipstead, L. I, another answe-red, M ' the summer sun heating the sandy fur- will benefit equally from the work." oif your house shtooild not exceed "I Shnll bo glad to give information 2 Pkgs •_ ter, 2 for twice the amount of your assured an- aibout your Flower Booths—it is a nace to 140 degrees, and no water, the The yonr's expeditions were headed nual income thus puts over a fine bit trek became a panic Wagons, cattle, wonderful altruistic interest," while by a 30,000-mtle Journey to Algeria, of propaganda for some tent and awn- a pastor in Newark among tho many Wax Paper, 60 25° Kirkmtan's Soap everything was abandoned and groups Raluchlstan and southwest Africa, un- ing company. spread along the Punamlnt mountain New Jersey clergymen approached Chips, 3 for' dertaken by Dr. Q^ Gt Abhot, acting wrote, "Your loiter introduces one of sheets, 3 for . range at the western edge trying to . secretary of the 'Smithsonian, under Londoners are thankful that a sky- tibe finest charities that 'is sure to find water or egress from the Inferno. tlie auspices of the National Geo- scraiper like the proposed 110-story meet with ready response. I will About a dozen of tho party got graphic society and the Smithsonian, Larkin tower would be imhjossible in give it «Mtra special notice at the W. Rose Coffee W.R. Stuffed through Emigrant Wash, found sweet to select a site for a solar observatory iiheir town. We appreciate their feel- Union Services of the Clinton Ave- lib. pkg. Olives, 2 for „ 25° water and survived. That was in 1850. In tho eastern hemisphere. He picked ing about this, yet no sky in our wide l.ue Reformed Church, the South In 1860, ten years later, a prospecting Mouut Brultkaros among the Hotten- acquaintance need's scraping as lrtuch Presbyterian Ohureh and the South tots of southwest Africa and the ob- as London's. Baptist Church of Newark on Sun- party under Dr. Darwin French, found day|" Just taken at random these ColumbiaRiver Succotash wagons, guns, cooking utensils, chil- servatory is alrendy' functioning there. responses indicate the spirit}n which 25° dren's toys, etc., lying just where they Tlio purpose of the field work of the The .proper sbudy of man Is his Salmon, flat can cans ______opinion of a "slick" lawyer. flhic message of the Guild was receiv- had been abandoned. They also found Smithsonian's astropljyslcnl observa- ed. - tory, according to Doctor Abbot, has human skeletons, some within 300 The idaa that women are 'hard to yards of a water hole. The skeletons been aimed for the last eight years to The Federation of Churches and W. R. Asparagus- T. R. Cherries We please is refuted by a look at some the Boards of the various denomina- i were buried by the party. * solve the question of whether the sun of the husbands they ipick out. varies, and, if so, whnt effects on our tions cooperated with the National Tips, No. 1 can . 1 can _. There are many graves scattered Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild in over the desert Few names nre on weather do the changes of solar heat Headline you never saw: "Chauf- sending out its appeal. the markings. "He ran out of water" produce? feur Quits; Says Rich Widow Tried My-T-Fine Choco- Vic Baker Moist Cocoa-1 Cc Is the usual lettering. ; Another section of Africa—Tnngnn- to Slope WithTfim." A dispute in the property line 1D But when one of that first party ylkn territory—provided the scene for abutting St. Mary's school grounds' late Pudding 3 pkgs. Can of emigrants got to water he found in* the Smlthsonlnn-UIirysler live-gnme Of course it is just possible that has temporarily halted the erection of his hand a piece of pure silver ore. collecting expedition under Dr. Wil- Mrs. Agatha Christie has disappeared the storm fence about tihe grounds. lie remembered breaking the shiny liam 13. Mann. Tho expedition brought in order to Wiritc a sonata to be play- It is expected that within a Short "rock" from » ledge of the same ma- home ubout 1,700 live animals for the ed by Miss Ethel Legroska. time, however, this .matter will be FREE DELIVERIES terial. < national zoological park under Smith- settled and the work will proceed. That little piece of silver was made sonian direction, Including a pair of Well, suppose the Halls-Mills puz- During the week iron gates were Into a sight for the flnder's rifle. And giraffes, five impnlln, a greater kudu, zle never is solved. The .mystery erected at th« entrance to the court since that time that lost silver mine surrounding the Venus de Milo nev- yard, and the work of grading the fin eland, a blue duiker, red duiker, er has been cleared up. school grounds is expected to follow hns been known as the "GunstRht" threp wliite-benrded km, four wart- in the wake of the fence erection. mine. Hundreds of prospectors have hogs and quantities of birds, small "Bits of 1926", Hhe Sing Sing re- searched for it. None hnve found It. immiinnls and reptiles. vue, will not po on tour, it is under- The ejjtire American Legion Post Many hnve found death Instead. Tim success of the expedition was stood, most of She principals having Hunt Lost Mines. is pulling for' olear weather on July made possible by the hearty co-opera- previous t 23rd, and if the weather Gods are But still there are prospectors In tion of the game department of Tan- gwd, the Legionnaires promise a Death valley, and tourists there will ganyika, and nn all-inclusive license Zero in ©Titentainment:—Visiting trip beyond compare. Thus far in tee some of them—In' fact, will almost i from the governor. Thin proved In- people your wife once knew. the moonlight excursion experience certainly be asked to "grubstake" | valuable, because of the numerous na- of the Post, rain has not marred any some old desert personality. "Ilrey- ' tive gamekeepers who were con- "Man is Headed Back Toward of the fiv« trips aJtfliongih two years fogle's butte of coM Is Just over tho .shindy dropping In KU the camp, nuk- Adam", says Professor Conklin of ago, the excursionists were caught in of the business of the word it is estimated is done Princeton. It would be easier to con- mountains hero somewhere,", the tour- • ing to see the IICMISC, taking Its num r a audden downpour just as the boat 1st will be told. "I saw It one day ; ber and the names of the party ami \ ince us .that woman is headed bink dooked at South Amlboy on its re- by checks. The eubnterg id tenth use cash. It is •-shining In the mm, but I couldn't get, Inquiring from tho native hunter3 toward Eve. turn. to It. But I'll find It some day. Worth | what the purpose of the expedition easier to go with the streai i than against it. If you more than all the gold coin In the wns. Th'o license also enabled Doctor •world, too." llnnn to hire 00 porters of the Warn- start an account here, you vill have made your first And tho "Breyfnalo" legend Is hut buro and Wambugo tribes, who nre so •no of many. Thcro are many, lost swift that they can ran down animals. stride toward success and I will be going with the minus of fabulous richness still await- Several attempts to capture young DANCING ing rediscovery In Death valley. rhino failed, duo to the nbsonco or stream. ; T'lrne hundred und tnn feet below young. Adult rhinos charged~the parts Cliff wood Beach Casino On the Boardwalk th« level of the sea Is the floor of Its five times, without Indicting serious deepest point, nnd from this point up ilnius'gc. Doctor Mnnn refutos the Every Evening Except Sunday Did you ever hear of la rich or successful il',04B f«'et iiliovo sea lerel rises Tele- theory that the tide hlrds warn tholr scope poult, and a little farther on Is host" of nn approaching enemy. Thipe Mount Whltnry! 14.501 feet In eleva- birds cluster thickly on the rhinoceros -—Music by— person who had no batik account? tion, the highest point In the United to ei't the ticks which nre so abundant' States. Kroni the snmn point the on Ms body. At the approach of nny Lou Michaelson and His Collegians tourist will HOP tlin lowest and the iiusp'.clous ohji-ct tin' tick h'.rils mnlte highest points In the country. n loud twittering, thereby Indicating to nmn the whereubnuts or the rhinoc- Paris Night Life Coot eros. Up Despite Franc Rise SK? Paris.—The cost of night life In Quecn Mary Has Stalls FnrtH remnluH lilch CespHo the mount- in Stables Tiled Green ing exclmngo vnlue of the fnine. London.—Tlie royfil Rtnliles nt Illicit- A small holiday supper for I wo at liiKhiini palnce have been renovated HUNTING SEASON ON FOR rine of the less expensive Mnntiiinrtrn | niul. at Qneon Mnry't) suppreatlcm, every reports costs: Convert charge 10 j i;tnll hiis been Uloil In Jade green. Tlii' frncics; consomme, 25 francs; folc feeding boxes nro of wood, pnlntoil grns, 00 francs; two bottles chnm- 'while, nnd HIP nnnif1 of I'nch horse Is FLIES, ROACHES. ANTS, MOTHS, ETC. pngne, 8(10 francs; government taxnu, liisci'lMitd !n "liijii'k nhnvc llir> stnll. 120 fronts; loful, 575 frillies. That rc- King Onnrge tul.i": n ';\vm Inturast contlj iniulo about $-- In American In Ills hordes find llic rnynl groom* mono/, of which tlifi luxury lux totaled hnvp to lippp them iTiiily for IIIM In- $4.01, f-poctlon nt nny moment. 111M niii,1<'Mt,v FLIT PETERMAN'S BLACK FLAG Las', yenr, with tho franc nt upprox- Is II Iti'en rldix IIIKI often Is seen In ImnK'ly I In' sumo exchange vuluo, Ilio Itolicii row, i he Imrsv tench In II.vili> cost <.'! I hi> bii|i|)or would have licon park, m seven o'clock In Un> mnrnlni: RID-O-MOTH KNOCK 'EM DEAD •bout $ 12.no, during the sumnipr. THE SOUTH AMiiOY TRUST CO. 1 His niiiJi'siyV I'nvurilo 1i<;n |R AH Tune fn 7.nc. In tho next dull to Arum' I* London. — llrlilsh radio MstoncrH l!alg. Hit* (.'hnrgnr that cnrrlrd ISarl tpnnt more Jura. They rnmplnln tlint Ilitljj throughnut the gronr war, South Am \>y, N. J. OHP-tlilr(l- of Ilio progrmiiH nro lec- tures, dlspumilons nnd dlHwrtufinnn, Birds Have Colds Peterson's Pharmacy ri«rro, H. D.~-Even birds nro sub- Expect Speed ject to colds. Nntiirallsts luivo n, THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN A farewell party was held last BILLIONS OF BLIND wight at the home oi, Mr. and Mrs. Tickets for the annual moonlight THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN ROTARY CLUB Wan. O'Brien, on Wilmot -(street, in leoccursion on July 23rd, may be pur- 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) honor otf their son Thomas who leaves chased if ram any member of the Post, ANTS BESET VILLAGE for the U. S. Navy after enjoying a and it will be a .prodent move to pur- PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY OUTFOR RECORD ten day furlough. Eugene Dooling, chase tickets in advance, as the boat THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY Have Now Pasted 22nd Con»ecutive anotfier member of the Navy, was si- haa caPri!d a ful1 lor several Inhabitants Vainly Try to 100% Meeting. so a guest of hontor.. years past* SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 j Tha local Rotary Club still contin- Stem Invasion. I Ties on its merry way toward estab- 1 lishlng: a record for this section in J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR Julian, Neb,—African ants, billions the nuimiber of one hundred per cent W^liW of tlicm, are literally eating the in- ; meetings. The meeting on June 28, was the twenty-second consecutive Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 land 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8. $2.00 habitants of tills little town out of 1 tbelr houses and work shops. And In lone hundred per cent meeting , and every indication points toward the Big Reduction Entered in the Post Office at South Aroboy, N. J. as ssecond class matter. the meantime the people are using cyanide fumes, one of the most deadly meeting on July 5tih as being the gaseous poisons known to man, In twenty-third, as nearly all of the nb FRIDAY, JULY?8, 1927 sentees have made up at nearby on All their terrific battle with the insidious dubs. fos that Is tlireutenlng to reduce the The meeting on Tuesday was fea- SOPHISTRY village to sawdust. tured by P number of humorous stor- So far the 2.10 Inlmbltonts of the tes and impersonations by Jack Booz, vlllnga have miule little or no head- of Carteret. Walter Peterson won a "Don't judge the book by the cover" is another hol- way In thejr battle. Agnlnst these watermelon given out as a prize, and Bathing low humbug which has been handed down to us poor 250 Inhabitants Is tin army of ants graciously consented to it being di- numbering countless millions. In fact vided, among the members present. earthlings since Sitting Bull's anchors hunted the be the ants seem to thrive on the deadly Visiting Rotarians at Tuesday's fumos which are 'being used to the luncheon were Harold Hall, Lewis A. whiskered buffalo with bow and arrow. As applied strict desperate attempt to eradicate them. Comipton and John Burke, of Perth ly to books, very well. But, every man has the preroga- 1 The Invaders are known in Amer- iYim|boy. Guests were Mha-tin Crane ica as the African nnts. However, of this city and Donald IMfman of tive of judging his fellow creature, as a matter of self pre- they nre different from the Insect Spotewood. usually known as ants. These mites servation. God has given this instinct to the humble dog. lire blind. DOUBLE FEATURES AT EMPIRE FREE TUES.-WED.-THURS.-FRI "We cannot disabuse our minds of the fact that all are not The termites live on wood. They able to get the right perspective—then they (should not resemble ants In physical appearance, The Empire Theatre presents the Bathing Belt or Cap, given but they nre white, of nocturnnl hab- cream of the film world next week judge at all. We are not all of that ilk, for there are men its and work only In the dark. Whon in 'both quality and quantity. Four with every Bathing Suit they are In tlie light for a short tlnio big double feature Shows are schedul- with eyes of penetrating keenness whose minds are all day- they seem to wilt nnd die. ed for next week on Tuesday, Wed- Origin Unknown. nesday, Thursday and Friday. The light. When they judge they tell it not in Gath, nor go (pictures £hnt are Scheduled provide around spilling the beans and making trouble. They care;? .' Where these nnts cnine from no ono tlhe best in motion picture entertain- knows. They ihnde their appearance ment. TENENBAUM'S fully lay away in the secret archives of their hearts their two years nco, At first tliey wore Starting Tuesday and including seen only In Will numlicra nnd ceil- Friday two excellent pictures will bo 108 110 So. Broadway Phone 511 own value of a man and consider it their business only. tored their nctlrHies on the outlrouKOS, shown each day. espednlly tlia elder nnca. They woro The double ifoiiituro show/for Tues- DOUBLE S. 4 H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS SATURDAY No man can hide behind himteelf—so, judge him, but qulto a curiosity at first nnd natives day atar» Mao Uusch and Marcellino of the village took keen interest In Day In "Fools of Fashion" and Vora keep it to yourself, and don't be venomous, for there is their workings. Reynolds in "Sunny Side Up." good in some of us and a little badness in all of us. G. h. G, IIOWWCT, before sis months hjxl This i,i an unusually good show. 'passed tlw? liad IticrenRed ii) nlftpm- The two his pictures for Wednes- Ing ppoporllonB. It was then that poo- day are War/ork Daw in "Red Heads pie liuro cnnunenei'd pouring kero- Preferred" and Priscllla Dean in PLAN TO HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES "Tho Speeding Venus." Great en- SPECIAL SALE ON FRESH MEATS sene and vnrlous sorts of "dips" on tertainment this day. FOR G. JL WORTHING them—but tlioy seemed to fatten on On Thursday the doublo feature • —AT— , ' ' BOXDjg CARNIVAL this Ulnd of poison, which gaive them Show brings back to t'hc screen, Jac- Here Some Time Thw Fall—K. of C Funeral services for the, late George energy to work more actively and queline Logan in "Ono Hour of , i«i Back/of Affair. H. Worthing were W«W from the late destructively tlinn ever. Love", a jjrenl) picture of today. The MONAGHAN'S ho>me seen rooms and floorings, leaving only a Applegate, especially mentioning Kev. here at the time the card of bouts Stanting e a financial success, as well as a berry, of Portia street, a rider in tlhe poned to once a month. And this Is ' well prepared fight card for the {jrat- B«am car, sustained cuts on the ihands also held In a private Lome. and head and was treated by Dr. E. At present six homes are vacant, ification of the fans. A. Me&chaim. Officer Quain made an II. WOLFF & CO. besides one store, two churches and inyest{gBibk)n..of tlhe accident but.no the schoolhouse and a dozen BhedB FUNERAL SERVICES FOR •'..; arrests were no*ed. HAROLD F. APPLEGATE and barns. 1 The queen ant lays sixty eggs a Boy's,White Duck'Sailor Pants, sizes 8 Qibbs Union Suits for boy8.__... JB5C TuneTal services for Harold F., son NEW ROAD MAP IS minute, or 80,000 a day. A large por- • of Mr. and Mrs: Blmer ApplegaXe, of BEING DISTRIBUTED tion of the first brood 1B undernour- Elastic-Belt. t ' Cheesequake, were held from the to 15 :..,._ ____$L2S Episcopal Church in Qheesequaka on Revised road, maps issued by the ished and never grows up. The In- Saturday afternoon. The deceased New Jersey State Highway C.oimmis- sects of this brood are sexless. The Young Men's Sailor Pants 1 ...Jl.65 had passed away at fhe local h-dspitnl sion are now lieady for distribution. workers feea the queen, who In turn, Sealpax Union Suits for Boys or Girls.. following on operation fo appendicK All who desire a copy may receive feeds its millions of children from tlie tts. The Hev. Mr. Bter, ipaator ol the one free of cost through the mail by contents of its own stomach. The sec- "„__-__: '. '.._i 95c > parish, officiated at the funersl and writing to A. Lee Grover, Secretary ond brood constitutes a well-nourished, intortiilent was made at Roses) Hill of State Highway Commission, Broad group of soldiers. The third and best- Kliaki Knee Pants-— -. • ... 59c Cemetery, Matawan. Undertakers Street, Bank Building, Trenton. nourished group Is made up of Sealpax Twin Button UjiSon E. S. Mason & Sor^ ihad charge jt the Applicants are equested to write workers. arrangeanents. TThe deceased? was their riamtea and addresses, plainly to Suits .._...... :_..1 ..-.$1.45 only eighteen y_ ...... :98c ftuasell M*ahifl, Secretary, f an the cover and interesting intSorma- radio telephone. The conversation was Cfrunclh Service 11 A. M. Ccmmun- tion presented for the automobilista between the - Right Honorable Alex- (Values up to $3.00). nion of the Lord's Supper 'and.Install- on tho mileage of the different ander Stevenson, Lord Mayor of Edin- Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. 50c ation of Elders. routes. burgh, and Dr. R. Talt McKensie, who. Ewny memiber otf tho churdh should The Now Jersey - Commission was In addition to being ~ physician, is a ' bo present at this setcvlce. the first to initiate th© (plan of print- soulptor of note and director of physic- Printed -Voile's, yard.....: 7:4B P. M. Iwill be a Song Service ing the maps for the convenience of al education at the University of - --^ Torrey's Razor Strops •. ..49c travellers and many other States have Pennsylvania. Dr. McKenzIe la de regular 59p. in which the Broitiheithood o>f the 1 church will have a leading part, by since adopted it. The high standard signing the memcrla that Americans of the work directed by tMa Board of Scotch ancestry are to present to [ Binding several Ihyms as a. Brothcr- has won nation-wide oommvendation All Straw Hats at One-Half Price. 7 hood; and in leading the congregation and the legibility and accuracy of its the people uf Scotland, and. according- Pointed Heel Silk Hclse, all colors -J- f in -other selectiiona. map,' together with its convenient ly, he waB selected to have the honor Bridge Lamp Covers . ._. 39c ' This will 'be« imoat interesting size, has brought to it additional re- of being the first maii in the United ___' $1.00 service «nd those who oittond wiB be cognition for its offioiency. States to talk by telephone to that edified as well as ie-nter,taincd. country. Prayer lm«eWnig Wednesday P. M. at 7:45. CARD OF THANKS Rag Rug, stenciled border ..98c 18 to 24 inch Lamp Covers .—59c Brotherhood meets Tuesday even- The children of the late Mrs. Ste- U8E MUCH COPPER ing at 8 o'clock in «.„ humnn hair. This lump Is so well Feltus and Washington Sts. Phone 11_. '•'• Mr •—"(•nt ibenimiwcnn' t> cl«ur bPBHit imiv nit In die center an

FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927 PICK YOUR DEALER Robert Straub, of Main street, has AS YOU DO YOUR CAR purchased a new Oakland sedan. . By Ervrip Giper MECHAMCSVELE Quality of service is not seriousl Quality Meats of i» a prescription for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dewan, oj limited by amount of population, t)h CAMPION'S Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, JRaidtan street, motored ti Mount St volume of business done 'by the deal JJary's Novitiate on Sunday, where er or any other consideration, but i CONFECTIONERY Bilious Fever and Malaria. they visited with their daughter Sis mainly built on the dealer's own It kills the germs ter M. Rf.salie. character. If he • is far sighte- Candy—Ice Cream—Soda V. J. NEBUS 5-6-20t enough to see that his total maxi Mr. and Mrs. Joh:i Scharolatta, o: mum business for years to come d •Itaritan street, vis' ed friends i pends imore on the service he gives Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco If You Prefer First Class Quality in your Trenton on Sunday. than on any other factor, you will GEO.A.ASHMEAD find that he has a well-equipped shop; School Supplies, Notion*, Etc. Mrs. Virginia Yuro, of Ridgeway stocked with essential repair parts Grocery and Meats, WE CAN SATISFY YOU. PAINTER AND DECORATOR avenue, motored with friends to New wilih competent help, and careful ac 117 North Broadway York city on Wednesday. counting methods. Branch of Hess's Bakery South Amboy, N. J. The problem, is, or to a rainimlum and MARY SUHORSKIE, his wife, are to 'Produce better work. complainants, and JOHN E. VAN Mr. and Mrs. George Hart and ANTWERP et ala. and JACOB II. THATCHER FRANK MACEDULSKI Every automobile repairman looks daughter motored to the home of HEDENBERG, et ills., are defend- CATtPENTER & CONTRACTOR friends at Hlghtstown on Tuesday. like an expert to the average owner, ants, you are required to appear and BOILERS-FUMNACES-RANGES but many of them are not. It is a answer the said bill of complaint, on Jobbing Promptly Attended To Joseph Noiek, of Flint, Mich, has wise precaution to buy a car from or Ibefore the 2Ctlh day of August Estimates Given returned to his 'home on Conover St. a dealer who employs a mechanic next, or the said bill will be taken P. O. Box 492 deeply versed in the mysteries of to enjoy several weeks vacation. as confessed against you. Just the SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. electrical oquiipment. Most electrical The said bill is filed to quiet the Anthony Carfoone, at Long Branch, ailments take an hour to find and a itle of the said Igwitz Suhorskie and spent Tuesday with friends on RMgc- minute to fix, and If the reipairman Mary Suhorskio to cortain lands Had 'Temperature IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY way avenue. is expert enough he unlay be able to demises more (particularly described eliminate the 'hour. I have seen cars as follows, situate lying and being in HE EVEN, uniform tem- TO' JANE and JENNIE WHIT- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH help up for days'while the inexpert the City of South Amlboy, County of perature of the room so WORTH: Rev. Elijah F. Reed, Pastor reipaixman made a futile search fur Middlesex and State of New Jersey: T By virtue of an order of the Court Phone 193-R same trouble tfhat a specialist would necessary for baby's bavJi is "Designated as lots Nos. 19, 20 Always assured when the of Chancery of New Jersey, made on Christianity is the response of the have loeatod in a minute. and 21 in Block 43, on map of tihe Twentieth day of May, 1927, to'a eoul ito the touch otf God. Enough motorists are truthful South Amuoy made by John Per- Thatcher Round Boiler has cause wherein Anna Durrau is com- • 9:45 A. M. Sunday School, Wil- however, for you to be, able to ob- rino, Jr., in June 1835, said lots been installed plainant and Mary M. Wbitworth liam M. Erramons, Superintendent. tain the information necessary to adjoin each other and are leach 25 etals, are defendants, you are reqjuir- Come get in line for the excursion make a satisfactory selection of bo-t/h feet in front and rear and 100 feet There is a correct d to appear, pload, answer or demur Tuesday. ca and dealer. ' ' in depth, taken together aa one boiler to meet your o the bill of said ^complainants on or . 11:00 A. M, Breaching by the Pas- Some prospective buyers hesitate tract consist of a parcel of 75 feet individual require; before the Twenty-first day otf July tor, including the Junior Church. because they do not care to bother In front and rear and 100 feet in ment Yow dealer next, or the said hill" will be .taken as 7:80 P. M. The peoples song ser- strangers, but almost any man will foe depth." confessed against you. . vice and temhori by the Pastor. will tell you the si glad to atop work to talk about his and you are made defendants because you need. This Mil is filed for partit&ra. of My excuse for megleicting the car. It is a 'human weakness, and it is alleged in the bill of complaint icrtain lands in the Borough of. church, may satisfy me,' but can the'y lew are immune-froim; it. ;hat complainants title to said lands ayreville, Coanty of Middlesex of undergo' God's scrutiny? ir some part thereof is denied and THE THATCHER COMPANY Which William S. Whitwortfli died Wednesday 7:45. ?• M. a Teal fe,l- Explaining Poets disputed by JOHN E. VAN ANT- Urn feature, cf'ihlt (niln seized, and you are made a defendant dowdhip and devotional service. "Prove •nd other Thatclm Newark, Ntw Jemr Perhaps no person inn he poet, or WERP and JACOB H. HEDENBERG because you are the wife of William it by ytour-presence. n or by their respective heirs, .devisees T. WhitworBi, one of the children of •: 'o wen eujoy poetry, without n certain 1 1 ,nd personal representatives; 'and'if' he said William S. Wlhitworth, .de- Important u.exican City unsoundnesM of mlnrl.—Afivip^nv. rou claim any title to, interest in or oeased, and as such claim an inter- MontiTt'.v, tin- i-|.[utni of the State ncumbrance upon the said lands and st therein. >romlises, you are required to answer THOMAS L. HANSON, ;©t Nuovvn i,i-xli*n City; i G. AMOS South Amboy, N. J. Dated June 25th, 1927. 7-l-5t 310 David Street Valuable Wood Teak Is the name of a tree which Is grown throughout the Hust Indies. The largest trees are eight feet In di- STAR FOURS AND SIXES ameter. The timber Is hiird and very Service duruble, and Is not roiulily attacked Sales by sen Insects). 'It Is used In tlio Madison Avenue, corneGARDNERS-IN-LINr Market St EPerth Amboy, N. J. Building of docks iiriil ships, also In Telephone P. A. 278 carriole

High Power Executives Contribute Their Time and A Newly Opened Section of South Ambojr's Ability to Directing Activities of State Desirable Home Site Location Fish and Game Commission

By Walter H. Sute Board of FW» and Gcme CommiMionen NOW i Citizens of New J«rsey hay* FUh and Game Commission*™, ment, including a $40,000 sea go- slight conception of what tfcdr President Burlington conducts a ing launch, twenty-two smaller' 'State ii receiving In th< way of State business with an annual boats, thirty-three automobiles for' 1 contributed executive ability in the turnover of |35ttOOO and bit board the patrol of. hunting and: Ashing administration of many of its dt- of busjn«»i and professional as- territory and six trucks especially j i Bailments, The ordinary citizen sistants it called upon to devote constructed for th« distribution of. 1 knows more about the so-called many valuable hours—the actual fi»h; supervision of the commer- "dollar a year" man of war days money cost of which would bo cial fisheries of the State; angling ,' than he does about the "Vollar or too high to be tolerated by State in fresh waters,' bunting in thoj ' lets a year" New Jersey commis- budget makers—to meeting!, In- woods and Soldi; importation of' sioner. But there are several im- spection trips and the formulating •rame birds and purchase of game , portant differences. The man who of plans to protect the farmer and birds and fish to- supplement our' contributed his service honestly help the sportsman. farms and hatchery, prosecution and uriltintingly to the Federal Each commissioner has three of violators, keeping the streams ' Government got his reward in counties for immediate supervi- free from pollution, initiating; publicity—the Jersey servant sel- progressive laws and opposing sel- fish laws) issuance of various . dom gets a line except in the Icg- STATE WIDE HUNTING iiliitive manual. The "dollar a kinds of hunting licenses and per- is there a more attractive place to build a home? year" man in most cases was able AND FISHING CLUB mits and investigating complaints.' to turn the business upon which The State Board of Fish and Fees received from licenses and -, ho depended for his livelihood Game Commissioners mar be penalties for violations of the over to an assistant while in the regarded as the directing body law make the commission self-sus- Here it is High, Dry, Level, Graded. Electricity, water, gas Government service—the Jersey of a State wide hunting and taining, all receipt* being depos- commissioner has to find time to fishing club providing food and ited monthly with the State Treas- and sewers are nearbj\ Overlooks the river and bay. , direct his own money making af- recreation to a great army of urer and they are drawn upon, fairs while serving the State. The "club" members without cost only in accordance with the pro-' wartime patriot was relieved of to other citizens of the State, visions of die State Appropria-. ' accepting his dollar a year pay The following is an interest- tions Act and other laws govern- HIGH ABOVE ALL IS i ' . with the signing of the armistice ing comparison of conditions ing State expenditures. Unless j - and went back to civilian life with before and after the present you hunt or fish you pay no por- < a little more prestige than he had New Jersey system of licensing tion of the money necessary to when fas moved to Washngtun— keep up this important depart-' sportsmen was put into effect: ; the more time and energy the ment • BEFORE (one year) Jersey commissioner gives to his Hunting and fishing grows each | Fish'Distributed 116,128 job the longer he is kept on the year in the State with the increis- ' Board, except when politics cross Birds Distributed 441 ing population and an increasing' •wires. AFTER (last year) army of sportsmen; easy access' Conspicuous among the State Fish Distributed 67,252,331 to more remote points by automo- articulars Departments the affairs of which Pheasants " 18*428 bile! and good roads; Improved With Prices well within reach of anyone. For arc administered solely by volun- Quail " 36 firearms and the vast amount of teers is the State Board of Fish Hungarian Partridges 1,029 game taken; and it must be noted get in touch with and Game Commissioners, Some Rabbits 10,-iai that New Jersey is the third in the idea of the calibre of men who Union in density of population have been drafted into this serv- sion and besides his activities in per square mile and is gaining ice may be gathered from the fol- behalf of the sportsman he is also over its leaders in this respect. lowing personnel: President the farmer's first assistant, pro- The game and fish areas are an Harry J. Burlington, of Montvalc, tecting insectivorous birds with asset to the State in attracting SULLIVAN & DOLAN manufacturer of elevators; Dr. the accompanying direct benefit! thousands of visitors who spend Charles F. Hunter, of Palisade. to agriculture. The commission large sums of money through the Owners and Developers Lewis Spinks, of Jersey City, gas as a whole functions in the fol- rail road i, trolleys, filling stations, j engine manufacturer; Alexander lowing capacities: Management stores, hotels, boarding houses,, 265 DAVID ST. TELEPI ONE 287 H. Phillips, profetnor in Prince- of a 538 acre game farm at guides and boats, and it is com- ton Unlvernlty; Harry T. Hagc- Forked River and one of 146 acres mon knowledge that within tha, , man, Utkewood, editor; George at Hackettstown; a 130 acre fnli iiast few years there has been an C. Warren, Jr., Summit, a banker; hatchery at Hackcttstown ; the op- immense increase in the amount , and Harry M, ArmMrong, Jersey eration of a ihad hatchery at of business conducted, in stores, •City, contractor. Salem; supervision over seventy- dealing in hunting and fishing In presiding over the Hoard of five employes | control over equip- equipment • •") 7"""'"4 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN A regular meeting of the Common Council will foe held next Tuesday bill will be taken as confessed against Stevens Avenue; thence (1) or to some part thereof ia defied ami evening at the City Hll you. westerly along line of lot No. 4 disputed by Elias T. Aldrichi or by LOCATING THE FINANCIAL/LEAKS THAT The said bill is filed to quiet the one hundred (100 ft.) feet; his heirs, devisees or personal repre- title of the said Thomas Downs to thence (2) southerly fifty (50 sentatives; and if you claim any title ONE-DAY PLEASURE OUTING certain lands and premises more par- •ft.) feet to the line of lot No. to, interest in or encumbrance upon TAKE THE PROFITS OUT/OF FARMING —TO— ticularly described as follows: 7; thence (3) easterly along the the said lands and premises you are "Situate 'in the City, of South line of lot No. 7, one hundred required to answer the said bill, but * / NEW YORK Amboy, County of Middlesex (100 ft.) feet to Stevens Ave.; not otherwise. By DAN H. OTIS From all >tation< and State of New Jersey, desig- thence (4) northerly along said Dated June 9tih, 1927. Director Agricultural Commission, American Banker* Association nated as lots Nos. 5 and 6 in Stevens Avenue, fifty (50 ft.) JOHN A. COAN, Freehold to Block 36 on a map of South Am- feet to the place of beginning:" Solicitor of Complainant, "TNDUSTRIAL lines suffer because off inefficient firms, whose South Amboy (inch) Hound Trip Fare boy. Bounded as follows, viz: and you are made defendants because Post OMice Building, J. officers cling to old methods and place goods on the market, BEGINNING at the corner of lot it is alleged in the bill of complaint South Amboy, N. J. •ven at a loss, to compete with the more efficient institutions. SUNDAY, JULY 10 No. 4 on the westerly side of that complainant's title to said lands 6-17-Bt Agriculture, too, has this problem to face. Tickets good only on special train leaving South Amboy 7:16 A. """' We find farmers who fight new methods. M. Returning leave New York They retard the prosperity of other farmers West 23rd St. 9:22 P. M., Liberty by throwing oh the market poor quality St., 9:35 P. M, Children 5 years of products, frequently produced at a loss. age and under 12 half fare. The nature of the banker's business Eastern Standard Time Shown places him in a position to help this type of CAR SALE farmer as well as the more progressive NEW JERSEY CENTRAL farmer. v.At the same time the banker can assure himself of good loans based on the 3,923 FORD SEDAN Late 1924 Master Six 4 Door farm as a going concern. Why Walk on Nails? A study of the investments, sources of in- $90.00 BUICK SEDAN come and expenses of the successful farm- Why Have Torn Stockings? ers in hi3 community will give the banker a 1921 7 Passenger CADILLAC Touring All new tires—wonderful shape measuring stick by which to gage the haz- Why Have Scratched ard entailed in furnishing loans to other Just the thing for towing or wrecking $650.00 farmers. This study is readily accomplished through the use of summaries of farm rec- Floors? car Only $100.00 1923—6 CYLINDER DORT SEDAN ords. In the absence of good records, survey Runs Better Than It Looks 0.HQTI6 blanks which can be obtained from the agri- FROM YOUR REPAIRED 1924 STUDEBAKER SEDAN cultural colleges, may be used for collecting the information. SHOES? Special Six, Reconditioned, Re-Ducoed $75.00 A banker in a dairy district would use data similar to Farmer A's summary in the following table as a measuring $550.00 1923 COLUMBIA TOURING stick to Judge the condition of Farmer^- We repair worn soles by sew- B: sity of Income. Notice that tbe lead- $50.00 Farmer Farmer ing Bource of income, dairy products, ing, using nails rarely. And 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN A /• B Farm receipts ...... $5,465 {3,214 constitutes loss than one-half ot the Wonderful shape inside and out STUDEBAKER BIG 6 SEDAN Farm expenses 2,182 1,079 total income. The various enterprises your cost is the same as you that make up Farmer B's diversity of Bedpta above expenses (3,348 11,135 original finish 7 Passenger; good shape, very fine Interest on total Invest- business all show marked decreased now pay for nails elsewhere. ment @ 5 per oont.. 1,070 989 Income. $200.00 repaint job; new rubber Net Income after do- duotinff interest $3*278 » Quality of Business Shows Leak* $600.00 Acres 127 130 Partner Winner MODERN SHOE Total investment J2U40O fl*,773 A B 1936 ADVANCED 6 NASH SEDAN Operating capital (ma- ' Receipts per cow (130 (08 chlnery, live stock, ttecelpta per livestock REPAIRING CO. equipment) 6,802 4.47S unltg other than 2 door; run 9,000 miles 1923 NASH- SPORT TOURING Number or cows., 18 11 cows Investment in cows.... (2,302 ft, 206 01 82 Under the heading, "Quality ot Augusta St. & Broadway wonderful shape Advanced Six, Repainted, Wonderful < The total Investment or Farmer A Business," Farmer B shows that his Is moderate with a large percentage $900.00 shape, only $275.00 co WB are bringing in $62 less per year IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY (27 per cent) of operating or working than Farmer A's. The (68 a year which capital. Farmer B is low in operating they are producing Is undoubtedly be- TO ELIAS T. A.LDRICH, and his capital. The number ot cows Is also heirs, devisees and personal repre- low tha cost of feed and keep. .The sentatives, and their or any of their low, which is reflected In the farm Income per live-stock unit Is still receipts, these being $3,251 less than heirs, devisees, executors, administra- worse, and while this farm needs tors, grantees, assigns or successors THOMPSON AUTO CO., INC. those o( Farmer A. The expenses of more cows to Increase Its volume ot Farmer B, although about one-half of in right, title or interest: business* it would be financial suicide By virtue of an order of the Court Charles Loichle, Manager , Nasli Distributors those of Farmer A, are, nevertheless, to Invest in the same type of cow. of Chancery dfl New Jersey, made on high In the ratio to receipts. This poor farmer must weed out his the dny of the date hereof, in a cause %.& J3how Room and Service Station: 240 Madison Ave., cor. Market St. The only way to safeguard a loan poor cows and teed the balance pro- wherein THOMAS DOWNS ia com- to Farmer I) is to consider assets and perly to get results before money is plainant and ELIAS T. A'LDRICH Open Evenings until 9 P.M.; Sunday from 9 A. M. until 1 P. M. not Income. Before any loan Bliould loaned to him to Increase hia herd and others are defendants, you are Phone 1018 be considered at all the banker and with good stock. required to appear and answeT the the termer should go over the situa- An analysis of the farmer's records said bill of complaint on or before the tion, uncover the leaks and outline a will bring out many other leaks which 10th day of August next, or the said definite program ot Improvement. the farmer may not have noticed. He Diversity of Business Good Sign may be paying high prices for feed when less money spent for fertilizers Farmer Farmer B and lime may enable him to raise the Income from crops.... (1,476 $851 right kind of feed on his own farm Prom dairy products.. 2.343 752 and stop this drain on his pocket- Sale of livestock (In- book. "pie Finest Wirm Air Heater Available cluding increased In- ventory) 1,666 280 Barring temporary emergencies, IClscollaneouB Income.. 327 181 farm loans bandied on the basis of A good diversity of income serves income, indicating a going concern, to protect the farmer against years would hasten tremendously th« day ot of over-production of any one farm a permanent and prosperous agri- product Farmer A has a good diver- culture. WHY WIDOWS ARE THE SPECIAL : PREY OF CONFIDENCE MEN

*/ By W. R. MOREHOUSE Publlo Relations Commission, American Bankers Association OMEN are often easy victims for the high-pressure pro-" W /'moter. Widows are especially sought out by the con- fldenqe men. Even before their deceased husbands, protectors and counselors are buried the wolves of , high finance are waiting outside their doors. LOCAL Heating Expert! * '' sThey know the defenseless widows will be easy prey. Many a woman today is penni- less as a result of making poor investments. The famous Richardson & Boynton -x». "Getting rich quick" for the widow without " Perfect" Warm Air Heaters are sold only investment experience is in reality getting through the local trade. poor quick. Once a sharp promoter geta r'" the confidence of a rich widow he has a They are installed by heating experts— "Bonanza" as he calls it. Eventually he men whose job is service, not selling—men gets the estate and the widow gets the ex- to whom your good will means everything. perience. Widows with estates should be on guard every minute. They are marked Don't consider a new heater until persons, with promotion crooks hot on their you've consulted one of the dealers listed trail. The best thing that every woman in- here about a "Perfect" Warm Air Heater. AH heatera aoU by themat vestor can do is to consult her banker before Let him explain how the honest, conserva- investing. emtho installedStandard in Coda aooordaxtoe adapted with by Yoar own heating dealer ia the tive "rating" insures heat in' every room tha HationaJ WaWarm Air OMIM ^____,_ Properly cut and set, crystals sparkle in one to consult about a new ttu- with a minimum of coal. How the straight and Ventilationili nciation,, *fe nace. He knows your problems backing this Standard Coda t ' w a. Mote MOUSE realistic imitation of diamonds. The same —ia interested In your welfare. side fire pot, triangular grate bars and dealer detoooattataa tha Mfbaat w.a. MOREHOUSE jj, ^6 in the field of finance. There is that Be fives you the Close persona/ which is fraudulent parading as the genuine. Don't buy in- service that cannot come with a many other special features make the tddt kbto Tes.tments simply because they sparkle. In the realm of wild- heater bought through cnyother "Perfect"convenient as well as economical. . cat financing, fictitious credentials, testimonials, and refer- aoureo. ences are employed to giv* letting and In addition to an excellent installa- genuine Appearance. Some arc such 1* the seller no oager to part with his tion through your local expert, the rank imitations that they are easily property, even to the extent of making, "Perfect" furnace carries the personal recognised, but others dety detection, it easy for a now owner to farm lit" guarantee of the- Richardson 8B Boynton '•• •zcept on the closest investigation by The answer Is that the land U not s Co.—a real guarantee of Perfect results. •n exqert. The only safe procedure U worth the gelling prlco, nor will the ! to Investigate under competont advice. proflU derived from it ba anywhere Convenient Payments Arranged Literally millions of dollars aro lost near ai large as promlsod. to American savers annually as the outcome of buying into some thins—a Buying Into the' fox business, the RICHARDSON &. BOYNTON CO, fraudulent farm promotion, a business poultry business, the dairy business Mflnu/flclutcrio/"Ric(idfdlOM""Pcr/ect" Hcdt*nBfl;ij Cootina Appdrj|ui5nKeUlJ7 or a job that Is nothing more or less or any kind of business Is risky unless 260 Fifth Ave. ' New York City than a sot-up to catch suchors. you deal with reliable persons or nrnu New York Philadelphia Boalon Chle.igo BuTolo Minneapolis Often th« savings ot a lifetime whose word is as good as gold. Watch are lost by buying unimproved the seller who 1B insistent in forcing - LOCAL HEATING EXPERTS WHO ARE WAITING TO SERVE YOU farm lands with the understand- a sale upon you. Look at Us proposi- ing that the inllor, or a service tion from every angle. Just because company promoted by him, will he makes glowing promises is no as- George M. Mortenson, 321 Main Street D. J. Donlin, 104 N. Stevens Avenue jHant the farm to trees or vines, surance that he Is not the world's •are for them, murkot tho crop and champion oxaggorntor. Extravagant tarn tho profits, which, It is promised, dud oxaggorated claims aro the ear- A. Nebus, 235 Cedar Street Sullivan & Wilhelm, 105 S. Stevens Avenue •will be big, over to the owner. Uut marks of tho fake Investment If this dream novor comos truo. Tlio you want to go Into farming or buy •o-callod guarantied big profits nro 1 Into a buslncma, lnvcmtlgnto bofore you nev«r realized . If people would only Invost. Writo to tlio National Hotter "•top long enouich to conaliior all (in- Uuslnunu Ouraau, Niiw York, or con- gles of an offor like that before lu- sult your local banker. If thoy nro "-• they would BOO the folly ot without Information on your proposed S blindly Into niicli a proiiosl- Invostiuvnl, wait until thoy can got Let, thorn Mlc tlioniHolvciB only tho fucU iinil report ts you Thoy "Perfect Warm Air Heaters .10 Question: "It It In truo Uml liavo ii Intermit at stake except to tig profits are to b« in&do, why toroBU 'ookod games, THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

ISRIDAY, JULY 8, 192' has been confined to his home for the Miss Margaret Scully, of Lakewooi ipast several weeks, is improving [ s-penb Wednesday with friends in thi FRANK S. KA^OSKI OPOPRTUN1T1ES FOR ALL cicely, at t/his time and is expected to city. be about shortly. j —•— REAL ESTATE ANP INSURANCE SERVICE Mrs. lona Van Dyke, of Portia st. 107 S. Pine Av«n FOR RENT The card party 'held last Friday ' has gone to hfir summer home a( Telephone 178, XA&PEMNGi evening at Sea*roft Inn for the ben- \ Highlands for the rest of tih« summer . Flats and Apartments to Rent. efit of the Kiddie Keqp Well Camp] South Amboy FOR THE CUSTOMER " .Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21. Mrs. G. E. Sehlbrede and daughter Fund wa3 a financial and social suc- Miss Jean E. C'oogan, of Portia St. From HARRY'S Tailor Shop 3-18-tf Dorothy are spending the Sumjmer at cess. A h\rge numlber of card play is spending some tln*a visiting wit! their hoime in Ctautauqua, N. Y, ers from this .city and vicinity were relatives at Highlands. FOR RENT—After July 19th, A in attendance at the affair. A num- M. A. McCARTHi The service will solicit, at your .£-if>om apartment, all improvem^ntes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hohnan, of ber of very handsome prizes collect- Mr. James Creedy, of Ossining, home your cleaning and preuing At 615 Augusta street. Inquire John Bordentown avenue, have moved into N. Y., visited witih Mr. and Mrs. Rich Ptigan, 528 Henry St. Tel. 258-W ed by the committee were awarded ESTATE work, calling for and delivering their summer faoime at Morgan. to the winners. ard S. Powers, on Pine avenue •ante, a* well at looking after your FOR RENT—6 room house at Bay- Monday. -viww Manor, Improvements and gar- Everything is in readiness for the Mr. and Mrs. Gamble of MJain St. tailor-made needs. Low rent. Apply 110 Augusta huge caord party bo be held tonight at have moved to a new address on Edwin Emmons and J. Raymonc UNDERTAKER t Ag 7-8-2t> Protection Engine House under the Church street. I Malloy spent last week endd in Atlan- Our French Cleaning for Ladies St. auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary to tic City. 243 AUGUSTA STREET FOR RENT—Apartments, each 6 Protection Engine Co. Mrs. Eliza- Dresses is the BEST IN THE STATE. rooms and batfi, all improvements, at Fred Batzel, of Philadelphia, is! beth Triggs has been appointed chair- spending the week with relatives in Raymond Grace, of Baltimore, Md. SOUTH AMBO.Y, N. J. Our Quick and Certain Servico 271 First St Inquire Telephone lady. Relfreshniie'nts will be served. is spending the week with his parent; 169-J So. .Aartboy. 7-8-*f this city. warrants your full confidence. on Stevens avenue. Prompt Service Either Day or Nijjht FOR RENT—3 room apartment. The Ladies Auxiliary to Protection Miss Antoinette Watson, of Eliza- Part Mpromnents. Inquire 127 Engine Company is pl'annjng an out- beth, spent the week end with Miss E. • Maude and Hleen Tice,••of First St, Telephone 228 Telephone 604 for our Representative. Pine Ave. 7-8-2t ing to Ooney Island in August. The Miller, of Broadway. spent last Sunday at Asbury Park. FOR RENT—Store at corner of trip will foe made *by bus. Augusta St. and Broadway. Inquire Mrs. Annie Head and son Franklin „ The classes in air brake instruct:* HARRY'S Straub Bros., Broadway. 6-24-tf- Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuiggen, of of First street have returned home ™ld a* *"« local Y. M. C. A. on thth< \ FOR RENT—5 room flat, all un- New York City, slpent the week end after a visit of several days at Tren- firsl thirhi d FridaFd y afternoons «d pressing, iCiedning, Altering - rorovements. Inquire 339 Main St. 1 ICE AND TRUCKING with Mr. and Mrs. Fred FreMman, of ton. , eadh month1 have been abandoned fo for Ladies and Gentlemen 6-24-tf David street. •• I .the sumanei and sessions will not bi FORD DUMP TRUCKS FOR RENT—7 Room Flat, part ' Mr. and Mirs. John McCo-rmack,' 113 South Broadway improvements. Rent Reasonable. In- Mr. and Mrs. John Bill and faimily Mrs. Mildred McKenna and Mrs. | Leslie Claire, of First street, ha; FOR HIRE resumed his duties with a New Yor Telephone 604 uire 143 Augusta St. 6-24-tf ,oif Henry street visited relatives in Anotlnette Gordon have returned af- lirr| FOR RENT—6 roam house at 314 Easton, Pa., over the iholid'ays. ter enjoying a motor trip to points of " after enjoying a vacation. Augusta street. Inquire 308 Main interest in Canada. ' -, , ... Z ~ , Mrs. Elizabeth Triggs is renovating y, u . jrtr?et. 6-21-lt her ihornie on David street. Charles Pcrriney son of President streetMrs. , isArthu confiner Scullyd to he, r ohomf Auguste a B09 BORDENTOWN AVE. ELMER S. PARISEf FOR RENT—5 Room House, on CARTING OF ANY KIND David St. Apply Monaghan's Meat Harry Perrine of the First National) illness at this time. with South Amboy, N. J. The hotrfl of Frank Stanton on Bank, Is bhe owner of a new Ohryaler CRATING AND SHIPPING \ Market, David St. Tea. 26. 5-20-lt David street is undergoing extensive I Mrs. John Sullivan, son John, atu < FOR RENT—Flat at 249 G'ather- 'oo-upe. ! dniujrhtor Miary, enjoyed a sail up the Telephone 695-R 313 David St. South Amboy; • ine street. Five rooms and bath. In- ; Frank Welsh, wf Rosslter, Pa., will Hudson yesterday on one of the Hud s-io-et Telephone I09-M quire Oscar Mundy, 229 Bordentown Mr. E^Hendricka and children, of arrive in this city tomorrow to spend son River Day Lino boats. Ave. 6-13-tf Yionkeps, N. Y., are visiting relatives a vacation with his father, Mwhael . • 1'OR RENT—Two apartments, first on David street. Welsh, of First street. Mr.'and M.rs, WHHam Bropliy 1|and second floor, 7 rooms and bath, David street are the proud parents each apartment, all improvements. Miss Irene Parkcs, a i-ecewt grad- iMiss Sue O'Brien was an Atlantic oif a baby iboy, born on Monday. Inquire Domzal's Bakery, 131 North uate of .St. Mary's School, will eater City visitor over tho week end. Bircadway. 6-13-t£ Stroudesburg, Pa., Noranail Sohool in An old time clam bake is to be held FOR RENT—Garage. Inquire 227 1 the Fall. Jolhn Lnnahun, ropesentative of the within a short time by Eddie Diestal John St. 6-6-tf Colonial Life Insurance Company in stojfeet, who is arranging t FOR YOU FOR-BENT:—Modem flat, 5 rooma Tuesday evening, next, July 12th. 1MB dity for some time, 13 n6w work- tho outing on the grounds iha all .improvements. Inquire P. J. Mon- will be the regula irieetbing night for ing in Perth Ami'boy ifor the sam-e were at one time known as Sbolto' Ready •han, 218 David Street. tihe Laidiea Auxiliary to the Brother- colmlpany. Grove. 'l '. hood of Railroad Trainmen, AM mem- FOR SALE bora are urged fco ibe present us busi- Mra.~ Elizabeth BotU, of David St., Many'group parties are being TO OWN YOUR OWN ness of importance Carriage. Prac- Augusta street, are entertaining rel- . $5,290 $6,590 tically new. Also CMna closet. Ap- a'tives from Wilkea Barre, Pa. Mrs. Thomas Nadiwody, of Phila- Inspection Invited ! delphia, spent the wek end with rela- SPECIAL! ply 218 John St. . 6-24-3t Frank Scully ihas accepted a pos- tives on Augusta street. 'MONEY TO LOAN on bond and ition with the Central* Kailr.oad at . mortgage in sumi of |100, $200, 1800 Point Pleasant. Miss Catherine Quirk, o*f Philadel- $400, $500 and up to $10,000. Office phia, spent the week end with Mr. and hours from 8:20 a. m. to 8:20 p. m. John Heath, Mr. and Mrs. George Reinhardt & Kurowsky Wednesdays and Saturdays from Mrs. M. J. Nagle, of Ferris street. Buown and daughter Gladys of Main Palm REAL ESTATE OPERATORS 8:20 a. m. to 6 p. m. Inquire John street visited relatives in Crosswicks, Mbnis Cofa-en, of Broadway, spent A. Lovely, Trust Company Building N. J. last Sunday. the Wieek end In Long Branch. 145-A North Broadway Mr. and Mrs. A. MwBrlde of Balti- Mrs. Howard Bergen and children WANTED more, Md., spent the we«k *nd witih Kenneth and Edith, Mrs. Shaver and PHONE 648 PHONE 574 Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Chase of Pine Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fenael enjoyed an Beach Cash Paid for Dental Gold, Old avenue. omting to Belvedere Beach on Fourth Jewlry, Bridges, Platinum, Diamonds of July. Etc. Goods returned if not satisfied. Benjamin F. Sclvuyler, son of Mr. M»U to Robert Uhler, 425 Sterling and Mrs. Joseph Sclvuyler "of Second Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Christian St., Brooklyn, N.\Y. 6-17-tf street, has left ".for Seattle, Wash., and family of Sieieond street have Suits where he will join the battleship New moved to Woodibridge. Mexino, after enjoying a month's HELP WANTED furlough with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace .. Emmons and daughter Mildred visited relatives WANTED—A Representative Warnt- Mr., and'Mrs. iChades Springer of in Norrisitowii', Pa. last Sunday. $13.95 *d- for the Amboys, New Brunswick Greenville apont the week end with Borak's Meat Market and vicinities. > Full or ip"art time. Ex- Mrs. Charles Grover, of Main street. Mr, and Mrs. Oliver J. Brown of iorifnce unnecessary. Checks week- East Orange formerly of this city, I «• «nu!n« cloth sad finely tailor- fy. Write immediately, Geneva . Mrs. William Shaw and son Billie, ann'ounce the graduation of their' . Specials for Friday, Saturday and Mondai N1 Co., Geneva, N. Y. 7-8-at of Nonrisbown, Pa., are spending: the daughter Elma from the East Orange •»• »»•» $15 to $18. "yountr Men and Women wanted for week with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ew- HSgh School in a cla«i of over three ' tnt outdoor work, good eommvis- mons oif Glvuiron street. hundred. ' Hvy. Hndqrts. LAMB. lb.—^8e S cans of Croam- ,..S«e Mr. Fraser all w**k at tho Miss Jenni« Cole visited friends in Relatives from Brooklyn spent the Amboy Trust Co. 7-8-lt C'amden over the week end. weeb end toliday as the guests of ;: BACON, % Strip, lb._— 22e Fi«sh Jersey Hun, whL__37 Mr. and Mrs. John Hanaway, of LOST AND FOUND Mr. and Mrs. Daniel SiUmon of Stockton street. Main street, entertained relativ«a All Straws VEAL- CUTLETS, lb _40« Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. _17e\ LOST—Gold Cuff Button; in from Milltown on Tmesday. Edward Stolte, of South River, neighborhood of John St. Finder will sp&nt the Fouxtlh o£ July with rela- CUGUMBBRB, 6 for. 2Se Fink's Fresh Smoked Ham,_29c bo n-warded if returned to 324 John Eugene O'Toolc and sons WUliara, tives on Conovcr atreet. Reduced! St.' ' 7-8-lt Emmett and Kennetlh of Pin-o avenue, apeat the holiday In New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Williaim J. Masterson, APPLES, 4'pounds 25c GBLA'flNE, Pkg, of WEmot street, imlotore-fl with rela- Miss Kathryn Rue, of Main street, ifcivea- to Summit on Sunday where ASPARAGUS, 2 cans, 25c MIXED CAKES, lb. CITY GETS FOUR is onjoyinpt her annual vacation in they vistted with friends. the Ctutskill Mountains. Miss Sarah Hackett, of Highland Lge. TOILET PAPER, 4 for23e Cafsup, 2 bottles ___2S« NEWJST. LIGHTS Mir, and Mrs. Ed-wiard Strasscr of street, has returmed to her homo after BRIEGS At Added Co.t Of Only $22.00 Per Pirsit street wero Atlantic Citiy vmi- enjoying a two wieek vacation in At- CHOPPED BEEF, lb. 15c ROUND STEAK, chopped^32c Year Under Bd. of Pub. Worki. tors on Mondny, lantic City. MEISTS STOR>B TJio Biomtrd of Public Works last 91 SMITH ST. COR.KING Lgie. Can Tomatoes, 2 for _30c VEAL STEW, powul J5e Mr, and Mrs, Georgo Hao^ey of William Emimons, of Second stTeet, 3 ji'fgiht nuthorizod the Installation of Main street, nwrtor*d to Ablantin City is cnjoyi'.isr his annual two week va- PERTH AMBOY four now street ligh'bs, a recent sur- on Monday. cation 'from his duties at tfie local of- RIBBOAST, per pound 22c CL0VERBLO0M Buibter, _49e vey of «1I lights in t'he city Indicating fices of the Pennsylvania Railroad. thoir dsoirnMlitv. Tiho now lights will Mr. and Mrs, William Rue of Muin Rtotth Mr. nnd Mrs. Bmmons STO VEAL, all meat, per lb _.24c SOUR KROUT, 2 cans 25e bo pi! at, or near the Conner of M'aJn street enjoyed the Fooirth of July in spending thia wr^ek as tho guests o'f and Welsh streets; Pino avenue nnd Atlantic City. WORRY? NO! POT ROAST, all meat Z2« LEGS VEAL, pound 25c S'ocoi d street; Fciltua and Augusta their, d'aii'gl'iibeir at York, Pa. and Broadway and Louisa st. Henry Dicatal, oif First street, was John J. Branoy ,&f First «troot. en- LEMONS, the dozen 35c FRESH SPINACH, 4 lbs.._.2Se By uao.n laf the survey rtffiVrod to i\ Now York city visitor on Monday. tertained over the week rnd and holi- bho oftrd was aible to arrange for day, relatives from Brooklyn^ Worry is as deadly as g Joi'n Kcnys, of Henry streot, spent RUMP CORNED BEEF, lb. 20c Large ORANGES, doz -..35e otihethe satisfactorr lights so ytha relocatiot tlhe foun ro ndditionf severa-l tha week end hoJidny at John Kccn.nn, of Hcnrv ntrcct, and poison. Slowly and ol li(hts will add only $22.00 ipi»r FaUs, N. Y. JoQm Dooling, also of HiMiry street, DRY SALT PORK, lb 22o Shoulder VEAL, pound 20c jreai o tho city lighting bill. The new motored to Atlantic 'City ovor the surely it weakens health lights are expected to be in servico Misses Knthryn nnd Mary Bynn of week end holiday. j EAGLE MILK, can lSe L30. Bot. Mixed PlcWos, 35c withinn la wocjk or ton days, Main street lent'Ortftinod relmtivos —saps strength, even- Unflefl r thth e supervisioii n of devpart- .froim Brooklyn over 'Jhe week end, Mr. and Mrs, Jowph daffy, of inen vtorkmrcii) tho installation of tho >rdentoMTi avenue, linvi» boon enter- tually kills. Let me tell ROAST VEAL, lb 23o Jersey CABBAGE, G lbs. _2Sc lewer mains on Fifth street is Prpp'i.rntions arc helper m'ido hy the taining frl„„.hydrant„s Knighth g t Frank Hncketf h engagegg d in on Wnrd th e k f t f t ddaughterh , Mrs, Goorgo Choesrcmnn, for your loved ones or RUMP VEAL, pound —2Sc ASTOR COFFEE, enn 4So ftvenuo anrl onl work of jprepnrntion for trr from I\'nnsylv.inlu, for aev«rnl weckn. ati-eot. The in'MmHatioim wero cvcn}> »n/' Wl11 :hav« an announce- orized about a month ;IRO nnd | yourself away for all Plate Corn Beef, lb.. _Be HEINZ' BEANS, Large, 2._.25c vcxrk lias now beon domploted. time, Mr. nnil Mrs. Dnrkl Muirford, for- tolf this city, nnd now of New time. On Mondny «voninK, Soutfh Amhny York City, npont the week end holi- BONELESS HAMS, lb 20e LAMB CHOPS, lb _.3Bc ''i Jayhauihcr dtfo No, 15154, Iyoynl Order of day wiUli friend.') and irdativcB hi>re. Moose will hold their rcKiilnr in«t!i- VINKS FRANKS, annul!, lbTlse CORN FLAKES, box ,7c i' nniiii>, ni'ii;l In 1 ,-A. STEINER hi1 xlnvci'.v ing1 fn thoir rooniB on Brondwny. On Monday, July 18th, th' Large Box Waalng Powder 20c BABY CHICK FEED, lb.-w.Jto |ll " lun« for an outing will bo dbcusuctl, of the LadicB Auxi1 •mil. (( wi nd rofroahnvent» and entertainment A. Lovely iPort, Amo' AMUOY, i IVIKW or' 111 ifollow tho bliainww nemlon. , Souxri N. J. 122 Marth Broadway Telephone 2i will ;bo huld. At thin io 1>!R" State Convontiu.. ff Mom, of Main ilroit, who bo THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Radio Outlook Promising. .'-..;: 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY For Summertime Listeners THE SOUTH.AMBOY .PRINTING COMPANY SOUTH- AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 Broadcasters and Engineers Have Collaborated to Provide J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR for the Continued Enjoyment of Ratlin During ths Summer Months. Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 imd 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 We're ovmg Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N; J. as second class matter. By DR. ALFRED N. GOLDSMITH Chief Broadcast Engineer of ths Radio Corporation of America To Bptler Serve Our Trade, the FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1927 Once more summertime rolls it round . u"ira jKu-faljIe microphone v,ml wire Hiul In Ihe eventful career «f >Lidiu inoaJ- j in Fnnir. in.s;ances \vi;li shortwave ra- Gent's Furnishings will be moved back casting. Vet its advent this year gues ilio relay transm'tlers, are sent out by hardly noticed, in contrast with into the tii'.'il in search of stirring into our Big Store tomorrow. An exclu- HITS PARKED CAR OWNER CLAIMS the earlier years of the young art events fur tlie radio public While the automobile of Thomas' when the first signs of warm weather Network broadcasting lias done as sive gent's furnishing department will be Saunders, of Raritan street, waj CAR FOUND HERE Bounded the curfew for radio enter- much to raise the level of broadcast- parked on Stevens avenue between A Studebaker touring car automo-! tainment. Radio broadcasting thon ins as any other single factor, first, established therein. / ;:' ''."$• Henry and David streets on Tuesday!bile found by local police abandoned had not yet become as indispensable nicht an automobile bound toward [on Second street in July was claimed by making the name fine programs Newark struck it and did a great deal |by the owner on Wednesday night. a part of modern life as it is today. available to whole portions of the s\' ted the nunnber to the Trenton motor ed through the license number on the the early approach of summer. Pro. •ehicle authorities and it was found car by local police. broadcasting station could for a mo the car belonged to John J. Martin, grams continue In.full force, provid- inent consider the tremendous costs olf Elizabeth. A summons has been ing tho highest type of entertninmont of providing the professional enter- issued for the owner to appear here UNABLE TOPAY FINE and enlightenment. Outdoor life, while talnmeiil featines which are now usual next Tuesday night to explain. beckoning with its many now'postlmeB In network broadcasting, for this On Tuesday, nigiht, Johri'Itagcrs- after the lone winter, need not Inter- tvaml, o>f Lowelton, N. J., appeared (young art, as In the enso of the news- TENENBAUM'S STAPLETON PREACHER AT in th© loaal police court on a charge fere with radio's enjoynionis. Indeed, paper, depends on the size of Its audi- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CH. of reckless drivipK. complaint being, thoro la every Indication that radio encu for tho magnitude of Its efforts Known For Good Service, Low Prices, Reliable _ In the absence of Hev. George H. entered by A, J/Fenzel, of Prospect: will occupy its just place In rnimmer- Defeating Static at Its Own Game 'Sehlbrede, who is now spending his street, this city. The complaint was timo nctivity through its addition to Yet tho flnoBt of programs would Merchandise annual vacation at Chautauqua, N, Y. tfhe outcome of an accident on Bor-| camping anil vaentlonlns parapher- be of little avail If garbled as the dentown avenue near Prospe'ct street Hev. Bebane Ramsey, D. D., pastor nalia In tho form of tho small and result of stntlc Interference. Thin o£ the First Presbyterian church of one night last w«ek in which the com- compact superheterodyne jiortablo 110 So. Broadway Phone 511 , Stapleton, S. I., will preach at the plainant's car was damaged, it is al- set. phenomenon of nature 1B no more eleven o'clock service at t'he First leged, to the extent of about $300. avoidable than rain or snow or wind; W* CW« and R«a*em S. & H. Green Trading Stamp* Preslbyterian Churoh here Sunday Leo J. Coakley represented Fenzel. Clearing the Summertime Air and at thu present state of the radio .morning. There will be no other ser- A fine o,f J2B.00 and costs of $3.00 No better impetus to radio this art, thero is no such dovlco as a static vices uring the day. was invpos&d which the defendant Bummer could b« wished for than tho olimlnator. Hence tho only weapon could not pay,.according to local po- On Sunday August 14th at the : activities of the Federal Radio Com- against stnlle is brute force, or out- same service, Rev. Mr. Dare, of New lice. , " , mission, whoBc good work la already doing static with increased signal York City, will preach. LETTERS ISSUED beginning to bo felt. In a methodical strength at the receiving end. Broad PIE SALE and Judicious mannor this new Cov- canting power must bo increased null! Letters of administration were is- ernmcntnl body has mndo commend- clontly to break its way through at- Group No. 1 of the Ladtet Aid So- sued on Tuesday by Surrogate For- able- progress in untangling tho wave mosrihei lull inlaifoionic and trium- •iefcy of the First Presbyterian church man to Stella N^lwodny, of this citji -will hold a home made pie sate to- on the estate of her husbiuid, Thomns, morrow afternoon in Stiwufb Bros, who died suddenly on July 20th. The store on Broadway. The-gal« will estate ia valued at $200.00. start at two o'clock. OUTING TO CLIFFWOOD BEACH SALE! GEORGE DELANEV DELEGATE TO WATERWAY CONVENTION The Ladies A.id Society of the' George R. Delaney, of this city, a Presbyterian Church, is to have an nvember of the Port Karitan Commis- ,',uv..n^ ta hn.vc an outing to Cliff wood sion, has been named as representa- P'p.ch next Wednesday afternoon. I tive O'f the New Jersey Rivers and The affair is the annual outing held FLORSHEIM Haribora Congress at the Atlantic every summer and buses to the near- Deeper Waterways Convention to be by resort will leave the vicinity of held at Baltimqre September !)th to the church at two o'clock. A very 15th. large attendance is anticipated. SHOES

This is good news to the man who Have you compared knows Florsheim Shoes—a saving that is too good to pass up—your today's low price Adding Radio to the Pleasures of the Picnic length snarl of rr.'iio hroailcasting. phantly ovor-ride its disturbing; noises. style and size Already tho inUincv-.-nre which WHS This competition of nature's broail- experienced in .-umie iu-f.aa due to un- enntins forces hus been mot by woad- NOW $8.85 on all iStudebaker regulated ami misguided broadcasting easters through tho steady increase nctlvHies, has been eliminated in larso of. tlieir transmitting power. In fact, A twice yearly sale—for a short time only. measure by greater separation be- it is generally agreed today that new models with tween broadcast frequencies In con- broadcasting began with an alto- Also Good gested radio districts. Instead of tho gether too limited conception of the entire brcmdrnsliiiK establishment of amount of power required for reliable the nation operating at one timo, with service, just as modern illumination WORKING SHOES 1925 prices a resultant confusion omiiaiablo with begun -with the c-.:iuio as the husis ul the Tower of Babel ot biblical renown, hon.se li;jlitlHK, vhic'.i feeble illnnii- at $2.50 and S3.00 tho Federal Kadio Communion has nant world to"-y !>:• lvipe-h.sr-ly in- very wisely sought to reduce tiiu num- adequate for our more brilliantly ber of broadcasters operating at one lighted homes and streets. From 500 Get a Frcc-h Cue lime to proportions in keeping with watts as the standard for good broad- the limited though adequate traffic casting service, we have gone to facilities of our broadcasting wave- 5,00ft wtitts in tlip c-aso of many lead- STRAW HATS! lengths. Throiifihori. :!ieir work the In': stations, and oven to higher pow- rights of .the radio listener as the er iu the. cu ;e of a few broadcasting $2.50 to $3.50 hats now only prime consideration have boon re- stations, notnbly W'VA of Now York spected, while nrnndrnislers have been (owned by .the liiu.o Corporal inn of $1.50 and $2.00 assured better voniliiionH for the America) with -1.1,JOM v.afts, WOV of transmission and rpc.t'ption of their Schoivjctiidy wl- \\ a- rating of 50,000 J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE efforts. watts, uad KIJXA uf Pittsunrgli with The beneficial effects of- tho new 50,000 walls (owned by tlie General Big Reductions on Summer Merchandise Studebaker Distributor broadcasting regulations will become Electric and Wcstinghouse Compa- In-All Departments more anil mere rvUoi.t during th<; Perth Amboy New Brunswick next few months. Hariio fans in the Today, in the parts of the United emigostorl center.') aro again experi- Sillies wliei'u most \>co\>\e aro found, 363 Division Street 280 George Street encing tho thrills of clean-cut recep- there is si in pie Kinnal'fit.renglh from one GEOEGE GREEN tion. ijOJig-distauce or "OX" recep- 1 or more lii-o.'tdi'iislmj,' stations to com- South River Corner Main and Water Streets tion which, (Im'ii!! , the nniial hours luit ^lieci^isfully ;!>.rer,•.!-•!> summertime 104 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J. of liutniiiug-in had become almost n roiifMiions. Radio rnglneers haves lnsl art, is now being reinstated with meuoiii'td ihe u,\ -r.iye siimiRth of the diminution nf 111»; thick fog of static th:iHi:-,lie;it lhi> year, and pres- iuliM'lVroiico licrnlot'ore onshvruiding ent-day hroudctiKlir..-; wtatioiifs are pro- tho air. Cood tone (iiiality. Hie ulti- vidinu lucal Kervii'<> ^'iilly e;i]t;t'jlo of nKtte fiiuj oi ull hi(/udca.s! reception, c«pi«K with it. has now In tin m;:t!."i ]'on:r;);idu:u:tin£, nioi1'. fuller extent. thi1'! any O'II-T ffc'tir, hr.n ennvertr."! 1 8EC0WD ANNUAL Dctter Procjrnmc fr:' S:':;i;ne!'time rai;io hroaden [ing frmn a I'ea'ioiin.l en- Listenr.-'s ferlniii;:.;.;ii to mi all-year-round serv- On tho other hand, llu-ro ueef the Raritnn Toilet Paper, CERTO 0Q j did times, for 1 believe I will return Automobile Club is one of the finest TROUSERS Scot Tissue, 2 rolls Bottle „„„. LJ hing:; ever undertaken on behalf of SALE! shortly after you go." he ever increadig list of motor car With tlie hour for Mark's departure owners throughout the Kiirikm Bay C approaching, this scene had been en- District." A SALE WHICH HAS THE W. R. Macaroni or 1J\ W. R. Ceylon Tea acted ^several times. Teresa mot The above unqualified statement them on tlie street, dropped Into tlie as made by Samuel J. Mason, Resi- MEN TALKING Spaghetti, 3 pkgg. 3 pkgs. Palace of Sweets when they hud sodu, lient Fiiigineer '»f the Port Knritan and made n third in the party, and, commission, Water Works Engineer exercising the privileges of guest, sel- f the City of Perth Ainilboy and one More than two hundred all-wool Ritter's Catsup 9Cc Franco/-American Iflc dom let Dolly out of her slulit. f the Engineering Consultants of the L nawly organized Raritan Automobile cloths are in this sale. Not only do you 2 bottles '.... ° Spaghetti, can Mark's last evening In Siindon ar- !luib. Mr. Muson continued "The rived, and Dolly arranged the {filiation with the American Auto- cushion on the front porch. Upstuira mobile Association alone is a valuaible get an extra pair of trousers or knickers Twesa was outdoing herself in the zonsidenation. During my recent ex- Sliced Peaches Puffed Rice jjjc way of preparation. Dolly smiled as tended trip through Canada down to but the prices are reduced in some in- she wondered what Mark would say if Chicago, vlia Sault St. Marie and Large can Package ...:. ~ he could see the city girl now, for Milwaukee, thence home throujrh In- stances as. much as $30.00. Teresa's face was covered with clay, diana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New and Teresa was planning to emerge Kellogg's Pep Premier Jam 9Qc In half an hour more beautiful than For example, a suit and extra trous- 2 for Jar ever. Dolly dabbed powder on her Why Walk on Nails? Bottle Opener Free. freckled nose. If Mark Klmball was ers that formerly cost $70.00 can be had going to propose he would have to do Why Have Torn Stockings? it this evening, and If he preferred during this sale for $40.00. Others as Presto Flour 1CC W. R. Olives, plain Teresa, who was only playing with Package \ him, to the girl he had known all Why Have Scratched low as $25.00 for the suit and extra or stuffed, 2 for .... his life, it was time everyone found It out Floors? trousers. When Mark arrived Dolly wus smil- ing us sweetly as If Teresa aud lier ; FROM YOUR REPAIRED marvelous complexion and city clothes FREE DELIVERIES were fur removed from her thoughts. SHOES? "You are going away tomorrow, UntilLabor Day Our Store Will Close Mark," she said, and so abridged the usual ilvo minutes of weather report I We repair worn soles by sew- Every Evening at 6 O'clock Excepting and prediction. "We are all going to miss you." • j ing if there is a welt, using Mark kinked at the door and lis- ' nails rarely. And your cost Saturday teneil for the familiar sound of Teresa' j s descending the stairs. i is the samte as you now pay "It's'kind of good o get a chance j A GROCERY STORE to talk to you," lie said nervously. for nails elsewhere. "Blumed If I didn't think I would WITH NO GROCERIES )iav«' to write you or send n telegram." H. Wolff'& Co. "Why, Mark, what did you want to MODERN SHOE say''" Feltus and Washington.Sts. Phone 112 A grocery man that kept no groceries in his. I "What do you think, Dolly? What REPAIRING CO. /else-, but the only reason 1 am going store would not do very mtuch business in his line away la lo sol a hotter job so we can Augusta St. & Broadway Da. —would he?. And he must carry a stock that afford to get married, that is, if you'll take me." Again lie looked nervously meets the demands of his customers. He would over IIIB shoulder at the door as If doubting the forluno that had kept lose a lot of money, carry a lot of dead goods, if he Teresa away. And so as the evening fell in Min- / lELL didn't. You cannot do business without a bank don the two on the front porch made tholr plans and n girl's hend rested f \N\!r\/fECAK, account. And to attain to the greatest success you on B mini's shoulder and there wus no I ALL !?EA^Y"7o6o1o Interruption from Teresa. Finally must do business with a Bank that gives vou per- Mark deported and Dolly, happy mid V IHE BANQUET sonal service. Whatever your walk in life may be, u Wile I'righloiK'il, crept to the room of her guest. There wus Toresn, whether you are a hod carrier or a millionaire this wct'plui! and niiKry nr.il uroli'sciui'ly transformed. What Illtle of the fa- Bank gives you perfect, individual banking ser- Ullll t'liiy rc.iuiliu'd on her face wus caked nml as hard us stone. That vice and seeks to make you a more successful man which IIIIII hi'i'ii ri'iiiuvi'd liml It'll red blotches lesllfy.uj: m tl«"s|'"rale and or wom'an. painful nicnsiiri^. 'I'rivnn wits de- feated niul MIH' knew it. But she dlil not knnw tin: cause of the 9tr;:ii»" behavior

Icnartx Buy a Town Tilts (.roaier porlinn "I ilu> inwn (if Ciorl, in Smith (inhvny, Hit! heart, of the- Klll.irt.'in i'ni!iilr.v, iimili; fimioti.s In the wnrks of I..:nly (Sregory mid the poolry IIi!it |i:ilntIny: »f lhi> broilici'H TenlK, will sli'irll.v |iu*s Into llm lninilM of Hie tOliu:ils llvliiu1 in it. Tin1 tiiwil has been I'm' fH'tn'nilinh.H in \\w. hands of the Oougli ami I.iihll'l' I'uniilli's, and '•irlliff rpc.'C'iil years tirnlriieli'd ncpo- ' • I'- 'lun'ii ln'i'n I'lirrli'd cm for its (ho tenant!), (!nrt IMUV IUIH a in of lihoal 1,'JOO, THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. man, 74, a Carpenter of tho liii.ilosi |HI|IIIH nt a night 111 1,'iiuloii IN Air.-;. M. 1', Jlovv- South Amboy, N. J. f Htnckwoll, Not (inly iins she •icti her lioni" "''"' hoolteawKi FOLKS We Pay 4 Par Cent on Savings id viir1 s, hut Hhe OUT • *" i found « TBS SOUTH AMEOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, A.UGUST 5, 1927 ...... r r.if.ny an eager party of sight- «ers. This is especially true where K^j|ii^^ CHANGE IN VACATION .:e iravcikrs carry camp equipment Tile IIM-III "IM.II- cl of ri-i'lwlliin. It was A striking- change in the vacation ••do th»re -are satisfactory hotel ai> | stock iwhango siuh;.' aiiil referred to wahits of America has been brought coniniodatioris. | one who was unaMi- to fulfill his con- a*bcut with taj improvement of high- An interesting sidelight on the ' tracts or ei]{jap;eniem.s. ways and the automobile; coupled tfj'owinj; habit of touring is the acti-1 with the development of low priced vity at information bureaus whcli models within roach of nearly every .,'ii.cialibe in" road service. Back in •, Ifamily. Whereas in earlier years '.:L L'."i'iy iprin^, bei'ore most 1 people expectant vacationists began the col- were even thinking about Koin; ,' awur, lection of railroad folders and hotel ,he Standard Oil Company (N.J.) an- booklets in early spring and followed nounced the opening of the Standaid Wlis 'with an exchange of correspon- Touring Service at 2(! Broadway for Ouo -way to convince yourself dence looking to accommodations for the free use of those who wanted to that it's a mechanical ago is to tthe !ast two we-ks in July or the first >lan trips. On one day following lois go to a movio show. , two .weeks in August, the "present day1 'lihouru'eTOCnt the bureau had 275 practice is for plans to ba made with incpiirics for maps and iHi.u^vsMnr;:;. Chnrlio Bii-Rer, southern Illi- the nid-oi" a ffuide book ;,nd a pur-, After that the" number slumped off nois gang leader, when sentences . chase of K'asoliiie. With an automo-1 fdl' a few weeks but with the comim; to Iiang, said he didn't mind about bile tuned up and ready to go it is, of warm weather the requests again himself, but it was the wife, sis- no longer necessary.to pay any atten- jumped on, On Juno 22 they umount- ter and children that ha cared tion to railroad and steamship sche-' ed to nearly 400 and th(5y st.adily about. Love and a sonso of duty dules nor to i-pst--n-e hotel accommo- increased in number until the July do come over people suddenly dations except at niore popular re-' 4 holiday, brought the total to 725 in sometimes. sorts. In pr.iicral the motorist does a single day. It takes a vast fund not like to tie himself down to a stop of knowledge and 'nimble pencil to A Memphis man has served on at a particular town on a certain -'i,'»ST the .m'sccllivncous demands of a jury ovory year since 100S. Wo d'ate. He much pr:iftrs driving alonir 700 people in a day, but so far the * wonder if he ever lost a case, until appetite or wuarnincss dictates Standard Touring Service has ed to idose its desks at ni>?ht wit i a stop. After the age of 65, about There are closo to 2.1,000,000 mo- every inquiry cleaned up and with 10 QUART maps and information on their way (•seven times as many men aa tor vehicles on the roads of the Uni-i to the prospective tourist. women commit suicide, according ted States and it, scorns that all of the! to insurance statistics. Just a lit- GALVANIZED PAIL passenger ears, whicJh make up most] of this big total, arc off on a vaca-l •illii' I.JI- iIn- Citizen. tlo fact or two to ciieer you up, When Oppenheim tion jaunt at some time during the boys. summer. 10c It .is smiprisincr how far and how -'Dog days, from July to Labor comfortably a party of four or some- |Day, are so called bocauso that's 1 to Adult Customer Only times I'm- ;IM j'-'iiT.nv in -i moder- the period when tho dog star Has a Sale—IT'S A ate priced car. The construction of is a prescription for iSirlus, rises above tile horizon at Saturday Only new hard siirfac-cd highways has (the eame, time as tho sun, accord- lengthened the1 average daily run by Colds, f.rifiju-j. Flu. Derifjin Ing to astronomers. But a eth- many unliles untilswhnt was 'formerly nographer tho othor day was por- NO. 7 BROOM regarded as a remarkable record for Bilious Fever and TVinlnri.-i hops more accurate whon she told distance covered from sunrise to sun- It killi the nermi ns tho time moan* "whon every- REAL SALE! set constitutes but a normal day's 5-G-20t body dogs It" 25c Pony Express Restored for Coolid^e Look at These Money Saving Bargains!

Linoleum Ru^g, large size 89c Cereal Bowls Each 3 for .:„„ , 10c Rag Rugs, 24x48 in. Cup and Saucer, white ware Each 59c At 8c Children's Bloomers Agate Tea Kettle, 4 qt. Pair...; '_ 8c Each 49 c Men's Handkerchiefs 3c 2 Quart Tin Kettle Each :....„ Each . 10c Women's Handkerchiefs 2c Window Curtains, roller style Each Complete Toilet Paper, Japanese, 1000 5c Aluminum Tea Kettle sheet roll . Each : 98c Kotex, regular 65c size 39c Market Baskets Each Each .. 10c carry an Invitation to President CooUdge to attend the Frontier Days rodeo at Cheyenne Hoover Apron-gowns ro., the pony express of the-old *Ud -west was retired. 'Clyde. Jdnes, head o* the Custer State Park 79c Men's Kool Weave and Summer J«l«i vrbtfjH^JbaJaatJaost U» Jrelay^ is,show» cfcrins the presideat the message, wticn was Each , . Underwear

.•* - Face Towels 8c Men's Shirts, collar attached TQ>» Each ...... ;..... Each : ' V C Full Size Turkish Towels 16c Girl's Dresses 30,000 MUes of Smooth Driving Each .J. . . Each 85c Turkish'Bath Towels Men's Stockings .' Each i 59c Black line*.Indicate concrete Per Pair -..._._..8c-15e and 21c road* to use January t, 1937. Agate Pots, 6 quart 49 c Thermos Bottles 5iQri> Each Each : „ \ Alarm Clocks, well known Cretonne, good grade "al;es 69c & 79 c Per yard .... hach Dish Dryer Rack Agate Coffee Percolator Each ....", Each 1 __. 89 c Bread or Cake Boxes 8 Cup Aluminum Coffee ! Each 89c Percolator, Each c Agate Basins Amoiif; tho highways Esmond Baby Blankets Each ._:,. _.,.' Avith concrete .in tlio oiist aro the Colimian Each .:..... duPont Highway of Dol- •I'lo'.hcs Brooms (ho Boston Pout Dolls Each .--„. liond, the White Horse Piko and aoctions of tho Each „.-A-..- _t Liueriln Highway and of iuor Mops tho National I^iko, DAN-DEE Mops Each .„.„ ....:..^...T Woll Known Higliwa.yg Each .„'. . ..L_^: .3 The iluPont. Hi&hvruy, Agate Sauce Pan with handle which i s 08.13 milos ., o.xteiulB south Iroin. Fly Swatters (the 10c kind) iiac'i .. ..I.....-..- i...... Wil'niliif;tou to tho Mary- 5 c land Htiilti liup'. Qonoral Come for Other Bargains too h'umcro dnl'ont hiiilt 30 liiilotf o£ it,' mid tho Mtate Highwny D.o- Sec Our Windows for Other Specials 'is to List Here piirtiiioii t jotnplbtod tho ro- Th(^ Boston Post Hoad cun- LACK linos on this in up indi- jinvcinonls iHH't3 Now York City nn<[ finstV,n, cate eoiicrotfi roads which 'WITH urn built in short RuctionU s as tlio ulil and passes Ihrough Now Huviui, Oo.n- B in use •luiumry. 1, I!)L!7. In tlio - ' give out,. nootieut. Numorotia HiM'.tioita of ;tt jstntes nhoivn tlio tnlnl mil'e-lign of I'nveiuniit building in Illinois, '"." now '"-'inR wldmicd to 30 faot [this typii of ji.'ivciiK'iit on the first of Itowovor, lias takoii and pnv(ul with nnnforced ehnorfito. ithe yeur wu» no, H»l*, ov niori) tli.-in wiMitu |-hn last foiv yciirn mid tho Tlio Wliito Horso Pike Iriicus its limit the poimri'ti- i-niifl rnili'iiRi" for history b.'iidc to tho days whon Now I till) «u tiro United fcHiites, lilgliwn.v builiU'M c,F tiiiil stnto havo lieini oilnblcd to coiiHtruct comploto .Jorsoy was an .Enjrlish tiolony. It t Tho map Klunvrt (inly privi'intnits* hlia boon in usi! over tiiiii'ci tho.ii' pro- jwhicli urn m ni'liuil u.su and docn not routes of concrotu. Itiivolutionnry days. It m now a Incliulo pnvcmieuts umlcr ("inatnii'- (MiiHTt'le thorntifrh I'uro ('oiimutt iug Jtioii (iv TUIHIH on whicli ciincri'to pav- Exists Ciunden nnil Atlantic Oily. Tho llig contracts have been let. At. pniHPiit thiTi< ur. O,,

, FRIDAY, JULY I, 1927 ..::iin Lauritsten, William Maxfield METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH )hn Probasco, Herbert Showers Rev. Elijah F. Reed, Paatcr ^ank Ziolo, Stanley Osborne, Bur- Phone 193-R YEAJW.Y HONOR ROLL , n KoD.nson, Margaret Hemscreet, Your soul cannot, afford to take !• a preicriptioa for PUBLIC SCHOQL NO. 2 aude McCracken, Grace- Morgan, vacation. duality Meats of 1 The following ptrpils \ver«i neither U 'ifuss, Doris Thomas, Violet 9:46 A. M. Sunday School, William Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, • nib-sent nor tardy during the pas' Ziemkiewicz. M. Brumous, Superintendent. I'.iotutacle: Joseph Colucci, Ed 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, Sa Bilious Fever and Malaria. school year: ; Sixth Year: George Sehnabel. aid Keefer, Billy aLrsen, Bobby crament .of the Lord's Supper ~ It kills the jermi Sixth Year: Sheldon Bowen, Ch&s. jMritsen, Chester Sprague, Alfred reception of Members. Y. J. NEBUS 5-6-20t Henry, George Morgan, Charles Pil- -cn;nbaum, Raymond Stanton, Rob 7:30 P. M. The peoples songservic lar, Fred Rose, Carl Straub; . t Oowling, Cliffod Shackleton, J Raymond Post, Robert Marimba Band from Central 4-8-3 mot. Third and Second Grades: Ohris .•roibaseo, Billy Richmond, Lillian America; the talk of New York. Play Slasar^ky, Eunice Bow«n. .tieldeton, Angelo Snape, William ing at Cliff wood Beach Ca«ino Julj YJ. NEBUS First Grade: George Uhl. , odder, John Ziola. 2nd to 9th. Dancing at S P. M 236FeItusSt. Telephone 226 Same muiic now playing at Zeigfelc YEARLY HONOR ROLL • MECHMpVILLE Theatre "Rio RiU". Adv Free Delivery , L. ROSENTHAL PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1 John J. Stolte, of lower Conover The following pupils have hot been trcet, wl.io is now working ati West SPECIALS IN Double S. & H. and Elk Stamps Given Saturdays Tailor absent nor tardy during the paat 'hiladelphia, returned to his duties WORK CALLED fOR school year; j a Monday after enjoying the week Only Fourth Grade: Peiarl Ignatowich, nd- with his relatives here. AND DELIVERED Emma Stegway, Marie Thomsen, John Iranian, John Rogan, Miss Cecelia Ssharolatta, of Eari- CITY-WIDE Phone 72 Fourth Grade: Jacinita Sorrentino. an street, is enjoying two weeks va- 103 South Broadway Third Grade: Eleanor Damon, Jo- ••t'oi' at the home o^ re'latlves in nas Letts. Plainfield. Third Year: Eileen UM, , Wdllard SALE South Amboy Hadheski. Mrs. Otto Domke, of Rariban St., • fcecond Grade: Frank Steigway. • 3 again able to be about after being »niined to her home several weeks Genuine JUNE HONOR ROLL t'oHowing an operation. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1 PALM BEACH SUITS FRANK MACEDULSKJ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grlmley and THATCHER CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR, Fourth Grade: Clifford Brower, •"'ily motored to Trenton on Sun- Michael Golucci, George Dill, Gabriel day. Finely Tailored Jobbing Promptly Attended To Hbcrle, Raymond Hardy, Jofyn Yevur- BOfLERS-FURNACES-RANGES Estimate! Given !kn, Andrew Wisniewske, Louise Buck- Miss Rose Dewan of Trenton State $13.95 P. O. Dox 492 alew, Ratherine Dill, Sean Dowlihg, >Jomal School, is enjoying the Sum' mcr vacation with her parents on SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. Florence . Henry , %Jaeinta Sorrentfno, W«re $15 to $18 For those Edith Thomas. Raritan street. Fourth Grade: Catherine Christ- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY oph, Virginia Gregor, Anita Housel, Edward Stolte, of South Rivor, 'cola[Winter Nights 1 Peail Ignatowcih, Janet McC'orinack, •i>ent Monday with relatives on Con- Ladies Holeproof TO JANE and JENNIE \ Madeline Rathbun, Kathryn Smock, over street. HEN the sand-man comes 'round WORTH; \Birima Stogway, Marie Thomson, Mne SILK STOCKINGS there is a cheery, worm bedroom By virtue of an order of the Court Tro-wbridgc, John Inman, Edward Ja- Thomas O'Brien and Eugene Dool- W of Chancery of New Jersey, made on cupsiak, Leon LoicMe, George Mer- ng of the Naval Training Station, are in which to undress Billy or Mary, the Twentieth day of May, 1&27, dn a, shon, .Robert Morriss,' Harvey Ndu, 'xpoctcd home over the week end. $1.00 made possible by the scientific cause whetrein Anna Durrau is com- John Kogan, Earl SWackleton, Fran- i'he boys will emjoy their first leave beating principle of the Thatcher plainant and Mary M. WMtworth cis Sicknick. jf absence at this time. A number W.r. $1.65 etals, are defendants, you are requir- Third . Grade: Wiiibort Conloy, >i "welcam'e hamie" parties have Pipeiess Furnace. ed to appear, plead, answer or denvur been planned. Thomas Cottrell, Martin Eterle, G&o. . Full Fishioned, all silk, Your dealer will tell you f to the :bill'of said >complamants on or •Goldsmith, Eugene Hulae, Neil John- the size you need. There is ' * before the Twenty-first day off July son, Jonas Letts, Jack Mason, Louis Mr. and Mrs. John Shultz of Rari- next, or the said bill will be 'taken as Nelson, Barbara Chapman, Eleanor n street, v.isited relatives in Plain- newest colors a correct furnace to meet confessed against yon. Dawson, Mary Dawson, Lorraine Duf- ficJd on Sunday. ^ your individual require* This 'bill is filed for partition of ford, Doris Geant, Emma Johnson, merits. certain lands in the Borough of Mary Mehrlander, Catherine. Conley. Coitty Indisposition Sayreville, County of Middlesex of , Third Grade: Audray Duncan, Lil- Common colds cost tup American which William S. Whjtwortti died lian Johnson, Doris Lounabury, Eil- • Were $1.»B jj» I THE THATCHEB COMPANY seized, and you are made a defendant een Uhl, Willard Macheski, Robert people a billion dollars a year In Um« because you are .the wiife of WiHiam. Stegway, Jessie Srpingel. lost train work T. Whitworth, one of the chlildren of Second Grade: John Dowling, Ray- the said William S. Wlhltworth, .de- mond Mundy, Pasuale Pizzlllu, Thom- Dine, at the new reitaurant "The 1.69 ceased, alid as such claim an inter- as Pizzillo, Frank Steigway, Alfred Oat 'N Fiddle", Cliff wood Beach on BHIEGS est therein. Zeigler, Fred Hamilton, Mary Duly- :he boardwalk. Specializinf in sea THOMAS L. HANSON, food. Shore dinner $1.50. Muiic MEN'S STORES t(bn, Gertrude Ebcrle, Aneca Henry, 214 Smith Street,1 Ethel Lauer, Shirley Nekrhorn, Mary luly 3rd, by the famoui Marimba 91 SMITH ST. COR.K1NG Perth Ainlboy, N. J. Rogan, iiantl from Central America, now the 6-10-5t Spcond Grade: Pasqualino Colucci, lilt of New York. • -Adi PERTH Urge your friends to subscribe for The CITIZEN Sutiacrlbe (or the CtUien.

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tition in this tournament is open to THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN County Board and Grange members. M. A. MCCARTHY AND TRUCKING '-* it 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) Ralph Stuart, of First street, and H0LDMHATI0N Lloyd Stratton, of Second street, via. ESTATE FORD DUMP TRUCKS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Next Thursday Evening At K. of P. ited the S. S. "Majestic" at its berth FOR HIRE THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY Hall Here , at Pier 19 in New York City last Sat- urday, where they were the guests of SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 On Thursday evening, July 14th, UNDERTAKER /*w there will be held at the wigwam of Chief Engineer Wolff. FtANK GORCHESS Seneca Tribe No. 28, I. O. R. M., an 243 AUGUSTA STREET SOf BORDENTOWN A.VE.. J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR installation ,of offices by the District Source of Income Gone SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. Deputy. Following the installation South Amboy, N. J. ceremonies and the address of the Chestnut trees which covered the Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 District Deputy, there; will be re- Connecticut hillsides, once a source of Prompt Service Either Day or Night I income to the farmer, lire all gone, Telephone 695-R freshments served under the direction Telephone 228 6-10-St Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class matter. of Collin Stratton and his helpmates and with llii'iu went the native supply and a very good time is assured to of poles for currying telephone and V-'s all the Indians that attend. telegraph wires. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1927 Plans of •tlhe Red Men 'provide for an out of large .proiporition1 s to be Zeigfeld Theatre "Rio Rita" ap- : INDEPENDENCE DAY hekl in the fall at somi'e popular shore plauded by its wondeful music. Don't point. fail to hear this excellent music at Cliffwood Beach, July 2nd to 9th. DANCING Next Monday, July the fourth, we will celebrate Inde- Each week day evening for dancing COl^LEfEPLANS at the Casino. Sunday, July 3rd at Cliffwood Beach Casino on the Boardwalk pendence Day. The most glorious, jubilant and unselfish the new restaurant The Cat'n Fiddle, holiday in our nation's history. We will give heed to the FOR BANQUET on the boardwalk. Adv. Every Evening, July 2nd tc 9th at 8 P. M. glorious memory of "those fifty-six men who signed the Arrangements have about been completed for the second annual ban- (Declaration of Independence. quet of the Knigiita of Columbus to Music by Guatemala Marimba Serenaders l)o held at Seacroft Inn next Thurs- $50 SUITS Famous South American Band , To the glorious memtory of Thomas Jefferson who at day evening. Members intending to attend the affair must .make their FOR ONLY $35.00 that time was only thirty-three years old when he wrote reservations before Tuesday. Mem- that immortal document. i bers of the oominilifcteo or John J, Triggs have tickets for sale, and n And Custom Made at That for To the glorious memory of John Hancock, Benjamin supply has been placed on sale u GalliKghcr's store on Stevens avenue. Bier Men and Little Men Franklin and Charles Carroll. John Hancock as the pa- Athletic events, which will open SPECIAL SALE ON FRESH MEATS the evening's festivities, will get un- And Those In Between per was being signed, said, "We must all hang together." der way .at six o'clock on fche grounds —AT— "Aye", ariswered Benjamin Franklin, "we must all hang adjaining the Inn. Tho following 30 Patterns to Pick From events will be hold: one mile run, together, else we hang separately." Some one suggested to hall" miile run, 220 yard and 100 yard t dasftu The committee on the athletic WE WANT TO SELL I MONAGHAN'S Charlels Carroll that as there were a great many men of that .events is composed of Joseph Triggs, John McDonnell,. Charles Bppinger YOU OUGrJT TO BUY1 name, if the cause should fail, the English would not know and James O'Connor. Prime Rib Roast ..25c Forequarters Lamb 25c •which one to arrest. "Yes, they will," he said and imme- Music and entertainment will fea- ture thu dinner and a number of diately wrote "of Carrollton" after his name. s'li'ort 'addresses will bo given by out Pot Roast. „ 22c Veal for Roasting 25c of town .speakers. Many reservations May we say glory be to the memoryof every man who have already been mndo, but it la HARRY'S Plate Beef ., ..10c Fresh Chickens _35c hotped that any memlbeir who is go- had a hand in the making of the Declaration of Indepen- ing and has not mn'de his reservation • 113 South Broadway Pork Shoulders ..._22c will do so inMiwdiately. John J. Pork Loins .. 30c dence. Trifpgs is general chairman of the af- Telephone 604' Fresli Hamfs 30c fair, Armour's Star Hams . . The Fourth of July is a good time to renew within i J bur secret hearts allegiance to our flag. Soirte one has said Fuelling, {Cleaning, Altering v - LL -34c Cali Hams :19c MANY ENJOY for Ladies and Gentlemen and said itytruthfully and wisely, "Take patriotism away BOAT SAIL Hindquarters'Lamb 32c Corned Beef, 10c and the nation's soui has fled." , GX.G. About six hundred and fifty peo- iplo enjoyed tho seicond annual 'ex- cursion of tho combined Episcopal ELMER S. PARISEN Quality Guaranteed BOARD OF EDUCATION HEAD The essiy of Miss Myra Mills, th« churches of this city, Perth Amboy, CARTING OF ANY KIND AWARDS '27 CLASS DIPLOMAS second honor student, will be 'pub Woodbridge, Sowar-en and Cartoret lished next week in this paper. Ithaa to Far Rockaway an Tuesday. The CRATING AND SHIPPING 209 DAVID ST. < TEL. 26 (Continued from page one) ibeen omitted this week only because steamer "Taurus" of the Iron Steam- 313 David St. South Amboy do too much waiting. The remedy to of limited space in the news columns boat Company made the trip. Stops ' Telephone 109-M 'this problem would be in .two_ gre.afc were made aij this city, Perth Amboy floating Lhangers anchored in UTie FIRST M. E. CHURCH and Carteret. A vei'y small gather- ocean AS places of refuge. The air- . SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES Ing from this city left from the' lo- ships could get into those hangers T|h« little folks 'are setting a good cal railoiid docks. Dancing wus en- and wait for fairer weather. They joyed during Me trip and a general could LOIIOW near enough ;to the example for the older imom'bera by doming out, even thought it may good day was the general acclaim of routes of oce-an liners to be in con- everyone who went. slant touch by wireless with ships in rain. They look cute in their rain ether direction, nnd so ue kept a.- coats, come out the next stormy MISS CLEARY GRADUATES H. WOLFF&CO. quaintcd with weather conditions Sunday and see them. ahead. The Missionary Offering for June FROM LAW SCHOOL In facing-the danger of a storm, is still being held open on account of Miss Catherine Cleary, daughter of tihey would hav.e a reasonable chance delay in delivery of envelopes. Also Mr. and Mrs. James Cleary, of Wil- of reaching a floating hanger, which the Sunday School Calendar, let the Tdot street, graduated from the New could be arranged to give a good de- "months" get after their "weeks" Jersey School of Law at Newark re- Holiday Specials! gree of comfort to pasengers and and tha "weeks" after their "days" cently, after completing a three year crews. There would be food, rpoasi- and complete the June report on course. bly sleeping accommodations and fuel Sunday. Miss Cleary is a graduate of St Men's Bathing Suits .»._. : $4.75 supplies. DaeS this seam impossible Everyone Is invited to go with the Mary's High School, and was a teach- All STRAW HATS at half price. —rather like a story from the Ara- "kiddies" on • the Union Sundrfy er, of mathematics in the local high bian Nights of some other fairy tale, School excursion, July 12th. Tickets school. Last year she taught at a White Bathing Snirts $2.25 but remember Lindbergh's flight were distributed last Sunday. No Newark school. Men's'English "Broj id cloth Shirts, with would have have seemed impassible better place than Ocean Grove and Miss Cleary is the first woman Black Jersey Trunks-.! $2.00 ten years ago. Asbuiry Park to spend a happy day. from this city to enter the law pro- or without collarb $2.25 N'o other flight could have done so This is proven by the fact that the fession, and she will now serve her Ladies Bathing Suits .._.... •- $3.49 mueh as Lindbergh's to establish in excursion from tihis city has gone clerkship in a law office before tak- the miinds of the public, the safety, every year with but one exception for ing her bar examination. ; Children^ Bathing Suits $1.89 Colgate^ Rapid Sheave Cream, giant reliability, and economy of mc-darn over fifty years to this famous re- aircraft. Lrindiberg'h's achievement) sort and it has lost none of its popu- BUILDING LOAN.ELECTS tube shaving cre|im free 35c marks a step forward in ths history larity. It's also imtora pjeasant since Bathing Caps , - 15c to 75c of commercial aviation in the same the unkm of the four Sunday Schools The annual election of the Invest- way as other «(po*hal flights have brings neighbors and friends togeth- ors and Owners Building and Loan Bathing Belts . -"-_.. 25c .-done. er. ' Association was held on Tuesday Auto-Strop Razor, complete 49c The practicability-of ocean flying Pastor Heed is very much pleased night at the South Amboy Trust Bathing Shoes, all colors —. 85c in the future must depend upon the to have the children come out of the Coinilpany witlh .the "following officers developimient o'f air navigation. In a Sunday School into the morning ser- being re-elected: J. A. Applegatc, SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! fog, a steamship can stand still, and vice which (begins at 11 A. M. and president; O. W. Welsh, vice-presi- Hammocks 2.50 and $3.50 the currents find tides of Uhe oicean lasts but one hour. dent; J. L. Leraw, secretary; G. A. are all charted. An lairplane can nob Tlhe members of the Ladies Bible Kress, treasurer; L. J. Sergen, J. S. \ an Heusen Collars are now reduced to stand stdj.l, and there are no dharta Class are planning for their Annual Tomaszewski and P. Kurcwsky, audi- Harvest Home on Sept. 8th. tors. The following were elected di- Sayford Linen Finish Paper Napkins, of the air currents ami winds. But rectors: D. W. Reed, ,M. Kaufman, C. —-—1 1 _ 35c each the possibilities of air navigation are CLEARY RECOVERS JUDG- L. Steuerwald, H. D. Littell, J. H. dinner size _~ . 75c intriguing, tlho hopes for future prog- MENT FOR PLUMBING BILL C'ozzems, A. Jerome, R. NeUtopp ST., 3 for $1.00 ress are alluring, and the courage P. P, Kenah, M. F. Nagle, Dr. J. F. and daring of our air navigators are The case of Thomas J. Cleary of Weber, Geo. Mortenson, Oscar Mun- Tea Size -1 ——. 50c encouraging. ' Eed Bank vs Phoebe Shermlan of Red ddy, Fred Lear, H. G. Hoffinan, I. L. •• Lrndbewrh Has done more to create Bank was tried on Juno 24th at Long Reese, and Harvey Enrmons. 100 in box. A Van Heusen Collars 25c good f«ellng and inioreaae the praStiga Branch before Judge Warwick, Judge of tho United States in- 'Europe than of the District Court of itihe Second FENCE WORK CONTINUES Doylies, 312 in a box -—-— 75c This lot is compoed of several styles any othe* A'tnwiean during recent Judicial District of Monmouth Coun- years. H you analyzed the mews ac- ty. The work of erecting the fence Lily Picnic Package, 35 pds. 25c counts of th« receptions fpr him, The suit was instituted bo coileta'fc around St. Mary's school grounds is which we are di^ocntinuing. you reailisMMl tibat 'his most striking the amount due on plmmWng bill still being carried on. Almost all of characteristics, itlhe characteristics amounting to $398.10. John A. Love- the fence is eretoted with the except- most admired by the Europeans-were ly of this city appeared for Mr. ion of that section known as the Children's Indian Play Suits $1.75 Sealpax Union Suits _..__ $1.45 his nwdesity, his simipliicity, 'his ln- Cleary and Edward W. Wfee of Red "Father Kelly" l&e, which is again telllgencte and hils friendliness to all. Bonk for Mrs. Sherman. !n dispute as regards to ownership, i Sealpax Union Suits for boys and girls In short, he is everything that the The Judge, alftoer hearing tin case, No filling in has been ('one of late Ladies Silk and Rayon Hose, all colors Europeans had beliwed the Alraeri- rendered judgment in favor of Thom- although imany were undoi- ilie im- caihs were not, and because of this as J. Cleary for the sum of $398.10 pression that gaones oiflbaseball would . ..„;„ ... j_ $1.00 •_^_1__ „...- ,' 95c he "has sealed tHe ibond of friendship together with interest and costs. be played long hefore Mis time. between our eounltry land Kranae. He was an ambassador of peace and good Dine at the new reitnuranl "The ALL DAY SESSION Pure Thread Silk Hosel --. Rayon Slijte ...^ $1.49 will, a potential element in fixing the Cat 'N Fiddle", Cliftwood Beach on status wf our international relations, the boardwalk. Specializing in «eo The Ladiea Aid Society of thai the peirsoiniflcatioin of Amlerkian man- food. Shors dinner $1.50. Mmic First Methodist Episcopal Church . „... $1.4541.65-$1.85 Pure Silk Slips ... $2.98 hood, and after all it is upon our July 3rd, by the famous Marimba will hold an all day session in the American youth that the greatness of Band from Control America, now the social hall of the church on the date thla Ration depends." talk of New York. Ad- o*f their next regular meeting, July Men's lOtih. and will serve a luncheon to fie 14x14 Pure Linen Napkins..$1.50 doz. Crepe Sole CJxfords __.. 5.50 pnlblic 'between 12 and 1:30 P. M. Little Men's Oxfor< 5.15 Watch for furtjher announcements Men's Fancy Socks.-— _.25c and 49c CONGRESSMAN HOFFMAN TO ADDRESS FARMERS Children's Fancy Socks 25c Ball Band Sneaks, }ao- lo toe style, suc- Congressman Harold G, Hoffman of South Amboy will be ,t'he 7irin«fyal Boy's Black or Tan Oxfords $3.50 tion Bole. NAVICOAL speaker nt tho Annual Middlesex County Farmers' Outing -Which will Men's Oxfords.. $4.00 to $6.00 For Men I $2.2.5 South Amboy, Mechanicsville, Morgan and be held nt Cliffwood Beach on July 14. This outing is 'held tinder the Laurence Harbor nuspiccs of the Middlesex County Green and White Striped Duck Window For Boys I. $2.00 Bo'nrd of Agriculture nnd the Gran- ges of tho county nnd draws each Awnings - - $2.15 Youth's f $1.75 i/ Ton $2.75 1 Ton yenr a large number of Middlesex, 4 County farmers. David J. Perrino, of the River Roml, Now Brunswick,; »tnk( fiu'nip.i'.i' pienlc whom thn stale chnmpion is (tedded. Compc1- 1'Mli SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

First District includes all South of GEO.A.ASHMEAD Deep Run Brook. PAINTER AND DECORATOR Second District includes all North TOE 117 North Broadway -. it ft prescription for of Deep Run Brook. UNITED STATES fflRES AND TUBES South Amboy, N. J. Colds', Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Second Registration, June 21, be- rfr«ster Creed, of Conovgr St., Eitimatei Free— tween the hours of 7 A. M. and 9 ALL FIRSTS-f-NO SECONDS ired with a party of fr." ds to City or Country Bilious Fever and Malaria. P. M. at which time a Primary Elec- Phone 653 So. Amboy tion will be held for the purpose of i'rentbn on Sunday. . < It kills the germ* making nominations for the General Uico Royal Cord Gray 4-8-3 mot. ' Tubes Miss Rose Dewan of the Trenton 5-6-2Ot Election for the following offices for ite Normal School, spent the week the Township of Madison : 30x3% Keg. $7.45 $1.50 d "with her parents on Raritan St. Ailverlls* in Iliu Citizen. Township Committeeman, one, 30x3 % Oversize 8.7S three years. 30x3% S. S. 10.95 Miss Mary McCarthy, of Eiders L. ROSENTHAL MADISON TOWNSHIP Township Collector, one, three 31x4 jllege, Tienton, spent the week end years. 13.75 2.05 ith Ibei parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mich- Notice of Election Township Assessor, one, three S2x4 14.50 2.1S el McCarthy of upper Raritan St. | Tailor Notice is hereby given that the years. 33x4 15.25 2.2S Board of Registry and Election will County Commit/teeman, First Dis- £2x4 % _ 19.75 2.60 'Fraifk Kosh, of Ridgeway avenue, WORK CALLED FOR meet for the purpose of making: a trict. Registration of Voters on the days 23x4% 20.50 2.70 pent'Monday with friends at South AND DELIVERED • County Committeewoman, First tiver. and between the hours hereinafter District, 84x4% 21.2S 2.80 Phone 72 designated. County Committeeman, Secon 30x5 _ 23.8S 3.00 Mr, and Mrs. Georg-e Saunders of First District—Zeig-ler Hall, Brown- District. 33x5 26.85 ilaritan -St, motored with a party of 103 South Broadway town, June 7th, one P. M. to nine 3.30 pounty Committeewoman, Secoi: 35x5 relatives to Point Pleasant on Sun- P. M. District. 28.85 3.55 day..- , South Amboy Second District—South Old Bridge THOMAS L. W00T0N, School, Tuesday, June 7th, one P. M Clerl • Mr. and Mrs. George Stolte, of to 9 P. M. 5-27; 6-3-10-1' 29x4.40 9.65 •1.95 over street, entertained relatives 29x4.75 12.25 2.15 Sayreville on Monday. i^ii^iMi^i^i^ 30x4.75 12.76 2.30 i.,Mary Drum of Wilmot street 29x4.05 13.75 2.35 Newark visitor on Monday. 30x4.95 11.00 14.25 2.40 . and Mrs. Philip Rend«r and 31x4.95 1S.7S 2.45 y of Conover street visited rel- 30x5.25 -12.30 15.95 2.70 s at Long Branch on Sunday. 31x5.25 -12.B0 16.4S 2.80 Extra Heavy .lbert Jerome, of Ridgeway ave- 31x5.25 19.25 2.80. , spent Monday in Newark. 30x5.77 -14.45 18.75 3.20 Primary Election, June 21,1927 30x5.77 Extra heavy . 21.95 3.20 vliss Rosa Jerome, of Ridgeway S2x5.77 20.7S 3.40 :nue, spent Monday with friends Extra heavy New York city. 32x5.77 23.9S 3.40 83x5.77 Extra heavy 24.95 le old residence at the corner of Vote for the following candidates— 32x0.00 19.25 3.30 •cway avenue and Conover street, 33x0.00 19.90 jh' has been idle for the past sev- —15.30 3.50 monthis is ibeing battered to 33X6.JK) Extra heavy 22.95 3.50 as by children daily. The buiM- 32x6.20 22.98 3.70 at the present time appears to bo FOR FREEHOLDER (12x6.20 Extra heavy 26.75 3.70 .

• Tiid it's glorious entertainment! % Ton— 42.75 .1 Ton S9.50 One- roars -with laughter at William ' Haines, as the recruit, in his troubles with the paint—his introduction to i/2 Ton . ---$5.00 5 Tons or over—$9;0fl the "Admiral's barge"—and his trou- •bles with ihe sergeant that land him in the Ibrig. One thrills at the mighty NAVICOAL CORPORATION -spectacle of a whole fleet in maneu- versTrHs guns belching flame—and 305 State St. Phone P. A. 2781 Perth Amboy, N. J. Dae grim Marines who feed them their explosive food. It's the story M the> soul 'in Amer- ica. •' , Lon Chaney, as the grizzled ser- geant, haa a role the like of which he never played and m_ay newer play A Newly Opened Section of South Amboy's again—a role he does not act—but literally,lives. It may well go down as one of the real Chaney classics. , Desirable Home Site Location iBleanor Boardman makes a charm- ing heroine and Carmel Mey«rs a subtle Oriental vampire, Mitchell .Lewis as the bandit chief, and Eddie Gribbon as the comic corporal, con- tribute s,ome gems of acting. NOW ON SALE TUSCONS WIN BTH STRAIGHT • The Tuscon A. C. 4t this city made It «Ig

The Casey Gantt expect to enter- FIRST NATIONAL BANK tain In Atlantic City within a short tlirde. Grand Knight Prnnk Hackott SOUTH AMBOY, N. Jr. 3s working on arrangements to toko the local .boys to the BIIOM rosort on A Saturday nlg^ht in the near future. 'ESE5 THE SOOTH AMBOY CUIZBN THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN PAINTING ICE AND TRUCKING 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) Done by Day or Contract FORD DUMP TRUCKS . PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Estimate* Cheerfully Given FOR HIRE THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY SOUTH AMBOY, N1. J. TEL. 4 G. AMOS 310 David Street FRANK GORCHESS 509 BORDENTOWN AVE. J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR Advertibe In the Citizen. South Amboy, N. J. Telephone 695-R ALL KINDS ALL COLORS Subscription ratem in advance, zones 1 and 2,'$1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.0 6-10-Gt ALL SIZES ALL PRICES Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class matter.

FRIDAY, J^NE 17, 1927

COMMON COUNCIL ZONES ceipt o'f a fire insurance policy o Q^eHOOVER CITY FOR FIRE TRUCK OPN one of the Mack fire trucks; also It BBATS.... at 41 Swlipa Ol it CUam Peterson's Pharmacy policy covering liability and propert (Continued from page one) ,, damage on the same truck and 132 North Broadway gotten started pompt at eight o'clocl policy 'covering tfn>e six hundred fee for perhaps the first time in the hijS of fire hose recently purchased. Th< tory of the body since city govern first two policies referred to wer merit was adopted, promised to estab- written UJ through Frank A, Kaboa- lish a record for brevity until G'oufl- ky. oilman Inman brought up.a propor- An ordinance establishing a grad tion regarding a change in the b;jjs on Ward avenue from Bordentown routes through the city. Then t" avenue to the city line was taken up hopes of members getting away earfy and laid over on first reading unde You can get the best food to attend the Americanization meift- the rules. ing nearby vanished into thin air. * The Board of School Estimate cer. served anywhere in the DANCING After -i long discussion of the bustificate showing the need of addition situation, the council instructed GSty al appropriations totalling $3,950 to when you eat at the Solicitor John Lovely to prepare jior balance the expenses of the curren CASINO ON THE BOARDWALK presentation to the Pqblic Utilities year wers presented rand referred to Vommission a petition requesting the tine finance committee for action. CENTRAL LUNCH . approval of relocating the bus routes Permission for the Protection En SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 18TH in this pity. Under the proposed ;ine Conrpan to participate in a pa- 225 Smith Street plan the Keyport bus line will tra- rade with their apparatus at Mount verse Broadway in both directions Holly on July 16th, was granted pro- Perth Amboy CLIFFWOOD BEACH between Main street and Bordentown dded the necessary approval of the avenue instead of the present route Near Railroad Station Which travels Main straet and Stev- iLayor_ WM 'forthcoming. ens avenue. The Perth Amboy-South EVERYTHING FOR THE WRITE* Amtooy buses will, if the tfnangi! is FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH made, cross Stevens avenue from G. E, Sehlbredo, D. D., Pastor Mechanicsville to John street, thence Sabbath School 10 A. M. Mr. Fur- to Broadway on John street, and on man Shcppard, Superintendent, Mr. Broadway to Bordentown avenuejand Bussel Math/is, Secretary. the city line. Going to Pertih Amboy Church Services 11 A. M. "Awak- the route will simply ibe reversed. The ening the Sleepers." proposed route is now followed by the 7:45 P. M. "The Enduring S TENENBAUM'S local busas In corning from Perth. In diers, Their Reward". Junior Ser- going north, however, the buses now vice as usual. Known For Good Service, Low Prices,,Reliable trav«l on Broadway to Main street The Brotherhood meets as usual and up that street to Stevens avenue. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, but the Office Supplies and *• , Merchandise Councilman Connors violently op- members will gather at*6:30 to tidy posed any move toward making a up the church yard. , FRANK WOGLOM 108 110 So. Broadway Phone 511 change in the bus_ routes, claiming Ohildren's^Bible Study Class will that no matter what route was desig- meet id the lecture room at 3:45 97 Smith St. Perth A , noted there would be dissatisfaction Wednesday afternoon; and those MALL DOWN PAYMENT- expressed. The present routes were members who wish to go on the hike THEN EASY TERMS For a cool dip in the Ocean, you will want the result of a good deal of experi- or on the over-niglht camping trip Yon buy * Cleaner to t»ve time. Why , mentation, he sadd, "with the results must be present on Wednesday af- PLUMBING not be lure yon get the cleaner that a new smart bathing suit. We have a com- now quite satisfactory and the service ternoon. •ave* the moit. good- He also wged that pe .itions Prayer meeting Wednesday even- -—and— asking 'that tlh-e * ft used be tak< n off ng at 7 ;4B. • plete stock of all bathing accessories for Men, John street'entirely be ggiven (onsionsidd- eratioi n as wellll as tlhlhe otheh r .pe EG1ON AUXILIARY DEMANDS HEATING DOLAN BROS. Wowen andChildren at unusually low prices. ththatt hhav e bbeen * filfiled witith ththe ouncil POPPY DAY RETURNS at vadous times. SUPPLIES 130 N. Broadway • Councilman Neiftopp favore hold- 'There are still six girls who hav« ing a public hearing at which the not turned dn their .poppy r&ceipts. Pyrex Ware— ' users.of the bus service might have This is the third time a noticed has a chance to make their desines known appear in the Citizen under the au- for the guidance of th& council. It thorization of the -Legion Auxiliary Wear Ever Aluminum was through City Solicitor Lovely and each girl has been written to. AUTOSUPPLIE: that it was brought out that ai hearing Will the parents o:f the following —Griswold Ware ELECTRICAL would be held by the Public Utility iris insist that they bring their boxap Commission on any petition which M Mrs. John Cozzens, 227 Border, TIRES GOODS mlight be brought before it and at town avenue: Pearl Ignatowitch, Da such a hearing anyone .haying any vid street; Catherine C'onnell, Stock DANIEL J. DONLIN TUBE DI0 arguments would be given opportun- ton street; Jane Doyle, Augusta ity to present th«m, j street; Liraer Sencer, Augusta street 104 N. Stevens Ave. Sophie and Julia Fisher, David street City Clerk Disbrow reported re- Telephone 412

FOR OVER FEATURING A II. Wolff & Co. 300 YEARS 3 DAY SALE haarlem oil has been a world- FRIDAY SATURDAY, BELDIXG-HALL REFRIGERATORS wide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism,, AND MONDAY ONLY $16.00 to $42.00 lumbago and uric acid conditions. La Gunda. Greyhound and Chevrolet Peacock HEAVY DUTY WHITE FROS^r {REFRIGERATORS, bungalow HAARLEM OIL size I „- ; ~ . $58.00 CORD TIRES correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist $1.00 Bottle on the original genuine GOLD MEDAL. Famous High WHITE FROST \REFRIGEKATORS, bungalow Luitre Finish SHERIFF'S SALE AUTO 'size,, with water cooler . $67.50 IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY- j - * Between The Star Building and Loan Association >o South Amboy, BALLOON CORD TIRES New Jersey, Complainant, arid WHITE FROST REFRIGERATOR, large size Prank Hoffiman, *,t ux. et als., De fendants. Fi Fa for sale of mort- . _j : „„. _. $69.00, gaged premises dated May 5, 1927. By virtue of the above stated writ m RED > -••• . ' ;. me directed and'delivered, I will ixpose to sale at public vendue on f TUBE WHITE FROWST REFRIGERATOR, large size WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY- 1.89 SBO0ND, NINETEEN HUNDRED Heavy Duty AND TWENTY-SEVEN , Red Rubber with water cooler . . $79.00 it two o'clock in the afternoon of the aid day at the sheriff's office in the 40c INNER TUBE )lty of New Brunswick, N. J. VULCANIZERS All that certain lot, tract or parcel PATCHING LAWN SWINGS, 4 passenger...... $11.00 -f land and premises, situate, lying BRUSHING Complete nd ibeing in the City of South Am- AUTO AWNINGS ioy," County of Middlesex and State LACQUER The Latest Fad PORCH SWINGS, with iriattress ._—... $18.50 f New Jersey. • For the Home and AUTO JACK Ornamental BEGINNING at a point in the i Auto* Al{ colon in as well as ^ utheirly line of Augusta street which ioint is distant in ia westerly direc- I stock at REDUCED PRICES Useful A PAIR iom 225 feet from the intersection of PORCH ROCKERS, natural or green finish __.. ihe westerly line of Rosewell street vffch the southerly line of Augusta I „ $3.25 and up itaieet; and from thence running (1) DRIVING THE WONDER . esterly along the southerly line of SET OF THE AGE Uigusta street 50 foot to the divid- REGULAR 3O|! cusnoNs g line between lots 07 and 08, HOSE NOZZLE CLIPTW00J3 PORCH SCREENS, 4-5-6-7 and 8 Mock 15j thence (2) southerly along AERODYNE he dividing lino 100 feet; thomco (3) with every purchase of ft. wide 1 i $3.50 up msterly parallel with Augusta street our regularISt'Z fibob quality E-z Back 5 TUBE RADIO 10 feet to the dividing line between rta 6!) and 70 in said blockj thence ...'HOSE $4.00 Guaranteed A) northerly along said dividing line ELECTRIC Senior ttEYWOODpSTROLLERS $14.00 up Brass We guarantee this seb to 00 foot to the pliicc" of beginning, 12^ HAND do what'any set on ingr known and designated as lots SATURDAY &- / nnd 01), Block 15 on a map of IRON TIRE the marhet^ill ^o F. and N. L 4WN MOWERS $8.00 up outh Amboy made by John Pcrrinc fMoiiDAY ONLY: PUMP *• iiresfiectjve of price' - ., in June, 1835. Artistic Metal Docreo amounting to npiproximate- LETTER' •/ $1,400.00. ! ELECTRIC TABLE BOXES79, 2-29 "B" BATTERIES 1 QQ ToRothcr with nil and BinRular, the i STOVE and TOASTER 45 Volt—fresh stock iarhts, prlvileucs, hereditaments and HUB CAPS for II. Wolff & Co. ppurtonnc.es thereunto behiKinK or ! Fully WESTINGHOUSE n anywisu appertaining. Fords—set of four RECTOX if WILLIAM S. HANNAH, w' Guaranteed CHARGER 8-95 , Sheriff. Felfcus find Washington Sts. Phone 112 OHM A. COAN, 22.68. Solicitor. B-27-4t 204 Smith Street Telephone 3138 Perth Amboy, N. i THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1927 I center line of Stevens avenue and | I Fifth street;; thence (2) \ westerltey j | s the center linli e of FiftFifh street The {leasing light gray color of to the center line of FeltfiS street; FRIDAY CHAT concrete dresses up any street thence (3) southerly along'.he center line of Feltus street to Uje center The moment your foci plunges By G. L. Guinand line of Main street; thence (-1) east- erly along the center line of Main street to the center line of Thomp- down on the starter'a hundred Today is the one hundred and son street; thence (5) southerly tieth anniversary of the Battle o along the center line of Thompson Bunker Hill. Facts street to the northerly line of Block or more metal surfaces tub fifty-one; thence (0) easterly along JOHN WESLEY Highway W®wem®mt& the northerly line of Block fifty-one John Wesley, the founder of Mctj»- to the center line of Second street; together. Are they lubricated? •odism, was born at Epworth, Lincoln- thence (7) easterly along the center shire, England. 'Today is the tvf line of Second street to thei easterly Ihunded and twentymourth anniver- Concrete is durable. extremity of Second street; thence sary of his birth. He was born oi (8) by the same course produced in June 17, 1703. The Eev. John Wes- It will not shove, roll or rut. It a straight line t othe shore of the ley u point in me westerly i Our society editor quickly and 1 kindly told him where he could safe- NEW YORK line of the City; thenco (11) north'- ly invest a half dollar for that pur- erly along the City's westerly line to pose. Then he wanted to know where cA National Organization the place of beginning. he could get that half dollar. An to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete MOTOR OIL i Second District—Second Ward awkward silence immediately fell Olficc. in 32 Cities Beginning at a point in the center over the office, 'but was broken by line of Stockton street and the center The Measure of Oil Value .that gentle voice with th? musical line of Second street; thence (1) ' twang. easterly along the center line of Sec- "Gentlemen, I was a newspaper ond street to its' easterly extremity; STANDARD man myself, once. Whenever and Clty of South Amboy, Middlesex 'thenco (2) by the same course pro- where ever I smlell printer's ink County, Now Jersey, will moot at duced to the shore of the Raman become inspired • and get the old ALEX YOUR TAILOR Est. Sines 1699 their respective polling places on Bay; thence (3) southerly along newspaper flare once more. I am un- TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927 Raritan Bay to th» center line of der its spell at the present time and John St., Corner Broadway between the hours of 7 o'clock in the David street; thenco (4) westerly my mind turns to my old forte—ad NEW SPRING AND SUMMER morning and 9 o'clock in the evening along the center line oi David street writing." SAMPLES ON DISPLAY (Standard Time) for the purpose of to the center line of Stevens avenue;' "Gentlemen, speaking %xtenvpor- electing members of the County and thence (6) northerly along the cen- '• aneously, as I now do, may I ask you SUITS PRESSED State Committees of political parties, tor line of Stevens avenue to a point to overlook the few tears which may BY HAND—50c and of making nominations for the opposite the northerly line of Block trickle down my whiskers for they 28; thence (6) easterly along the And Other Alteration Moderately several county, State, national and are but the effulgence of an over city offices; also during the afore- northerly line of Block 28 to the cen- flow from a poor heart which has Priced said hours for the purpose of making ter line of Stockton street; thence seen better days." Work Done by Experienced Man a registration of voters for tho Gom- (7) .northerly along the center line' "My system for writing advertise- SuiU made to order. The price it of Stockton street to the place of enal Election to be held Tuesday, beginning. Gooc News ment was. to imaike an interesting lead right to meet your poclcetbook. November 8, 1927. for the prosaic follow up. F'instance Fir.t District—Third Ward take a shoedealer who wishes to ad Notice is hereby given that the Beginning at a point in the center r vertise a certain brand 'oi shoes NOTICE OF SALE Boards of Registry and Election for line of Stevens avenua and David ,'Take me home -with you, ain't I $31,0000 the City of South Amboy will meet street, thence (1) westerly along the or Housewives! handsome? Ain't I an elegant pair CITY OF SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. in their several polling places from center line of David street to its west- of twins? I'm just yearning to be IMPROVEMENT BONDS 1 P. M. to 9 P. M., (Standard Time) erly extremity; thence (2) by tho bought, I'll wear myself out in loya on same course produced to a point 150 service,' you may tread upon my sole Sealed proposals will b-c received TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1927 feet distant southerly from the center for $4.60.' until 12 -o'clock Noon,- Daylight Sav- for the purpose of revising and cor- of Main street, thence (3) westerly "And here is one whida a drug- ing Time, June 22nd, 1927, by the recting their registers. and parallel with the centeir line of gist could use: Common'Council of the City otf South Notice is also hereby given that a Main street and 150 feet distant 'There are hills Amibqy, New Jersey, at the City Hall General Election will be held at the therefrom to the westerly City Line; That are hard to get up in said city for the purchase of the various polling places in the City of thence (4) easterly to a point in the There are pills . following issue of bonds of the City South Amboy, Middlesx county, westerly lino of Block 60; thence (3) That are hard to get down. of South Amboy, the amount of the New Jersey on easterly and along the said line of Try our candy coated pills, you'l issue stated being the maximum Block 60 and 100 feet southerly amount of bonds that may be issued TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927 find—" between the hours of six o'clock in from the southerly line of John street and the amount of money required to and parallel thereto to a point in the ' Just then someone opeiwd the back be obtnlined: the morning and seven o'clock in the door and whistled for Laddie our evening (Standard Time) for the center line of Stevens avenue; thence prize Ibull terrier and that was the $31,000. Improvement Bonds.dated purpose of electing (6) northerly along said center line beginning and the euding of a perfect June 15, 1927, mlaiburing in numerical ONE—State Senator from Middle- of Stevens avenue to the beginning. .get-away and that *x;jjtcfcnt half order two bonds on June 15 of each sex County. Second District—Third Ward dollar. elusive and three bonds on June 15 of each of the year 1937 to 1941, THREE—Members of the General Beginning at a point in the cen- : •., »•• both inclusive, with interest thereon Asseiralbly. ter line of Stevens avenue and David . / /It rriay be that luck goes up and at five per centum per annum pay- ONE—Coroner. stueet; thence (1) easterly along the down this old World calling on men able semi^annually on the 15th day of ONE—Surrogate. center line of David street to low and women and leaving her cards, December and the 15th day of June. TWO—Members of the Board of water mark in Raritan Bay; thence but when '^he calls at his newspaper Chosen Freeholders. (2) southerly along said low water office we are either at lunch or in iSadd bonds are in coupon form And the following city offices: mark to a point in the center of bed. But however, we must confess with privilege of registration either 1ST WARD- Block 1, said point bedng distant 100 ' that she has been here, for we found as to principal and interest or as to ONE G'ou'nclimafn. feet southerly from , the southerly hex 'carte de visite shoved under our principal only. Principal and semi- THREE Justices of the Peace, for line of John street; thence (3) west- , etrete door, but th« name was spelled annual interest are payable in gold full term. erly and parallel with John street and New Process Ranges Pluck. at the offiice of the City Treasurer 2ND WARD- 100 feet distant therefrom to the in the City of South Amboy, New TWO Justices of the- Peace, for center line of Stevenn avenue; thence J Because the following throws an sey. , full term. (4) northerly along the center line Reduced to $47<-95 intlimate sideligiht on -the character Said issue of bonds wall, unless all 3RD WARD- of Stevens avenue to the beginning. of a silent, sincere man off whom th« bids therefor are rejected, foe sold to TWO Justices of the Peace for present and future generations will First District—Fourth Ward the bidder or bidders complying with full term. Beginning at a point in the center June 4th to 18th Only always laurel for his great military the terms of sale, and offering to 4TH WARD- achievements in our nattctt's history line of Pine avenue and midway be- pay not less than $31,000. and ,to take ONE—Councilman. tween John and George streets; Here's a chance to get the gas range you'll like, it is well worth r«printin«. therefor the leaBt amount of bonds, TWO—Justices of the Peace for Deal' Friday Ohat: I; thence (1), southerly along the cen- commencing with the- first maturity full term. ter line of Pine avenue to Portia at a price you can afford easily. By paying just a Please" find enclosed a story of and stated in a multiple of {1,000. The aforesaid Registration .and street; thence (2) westerly along few dollars more you can take a full year to make Geiveral Grant, which wnf! printed in and if one or more bidders offer to General Election will be held in the center line of Portia street to the cen- the Detroit Free Press, in 1877, Fif- take the same amlount of bonds ^then following places: ter line of Pine avenue; thence (3) payment. ty years ago was pretty, close to Civil said ibonda will ibg sold to the bfdder First Ward—First and Second dis- along the center l^ne «f Pine avenue War days and while we; old timers or bidders offering to pay therefor tricts at School No. 2. to its southerly extremity; thence With a New Process you can do Better cooking have mental pictures of I those stirr- the highest additional pitice. In ad- Second Ward—First District at (4) easterly to the, easterly line of ing times which only thii grave will dition to the price bid the purchaser the Morgan Road; thence (5) south- in less time—you can save yourself hours of hot erase, tho prestftt and 'the coming must pay accrued interest from the Protection Engwe house; Second district at New Broadway Fire erly along the easterfy side of Mor- kitchen work. generations will have to diepend upon date of the bonds to the date of de- House, 127-129 Broadway. gan Road bo the City Line: thence the printed records whlih will live ivery. The night is reserved to reject (6)'along said southerly City Line to on and on. (excerpt, j all folds and1 any bid not complying Third Ward—'First and Second District at School No. 1, George its intersection with the westerly "Reminiscence of Nellie with the provisions hereof will be re- northerly along said westerly bound- All New Process ranges are included in thjs jected. Street. Grant *•» Wedding" Fourth Ward—First and Second norherly along said westerly bound- sale at remarkable,savings. Many of the models When Mrs. Sartoris, fadiant with Aill Ibfddws are required to deposit District at School No. 1, George ary line to a point 150 feet south- are equipped with the famous time-saving Red erly from the center line of Mait. happiness, had gone fro Sh home and a certified check on an incorporated Street. Wheel Lorain Oven Heat Regulator. kindred to cross the oc<»n and find bamik or trust company payable to The following is a description of street; thence (8) easterly to the new ties with strangers, Jier wedding the order of rtftie City odE South Am- the boundary lines of the election middle of the western extremity of robe and veil were the ssi'il unioUon, i-10-2t Oity Treasurer. ary lino of the City to the interoec- along said low water mark to the lay prone nnd prosti o tlie grief tion of tho westerly boundary with southerly boundary of tho city; stricken father, w • had gone the northerly 'boundary lino of the thence (!i) westerly mlnni; Hitld boun- through all the fen onii's of that NOTICE OF i'ity; theiKH- (0) .enntorly along the dary line to the center llm> of Pine marriage day with d and un- REGISTRATION, PRIMARY ELEC- northerly boundary line 'to the shorn avenue; Ui&non (4) northerly along moved coiinU'huiR'e, conUr line of Portia street; thence ut nnront love TION AND GENERAL, ELECTION uf the Knril.an Buy; thence (7) along for a fnvorltp child tho shore of tho Riiritun Buy to Uio (B) onsterly along the center line of tho "ibeltod s|«hinx" Notion of Registration aixl Primary )ihicc of beginning. 1'nrti.ii street to the center line of Vacy of hln ilnu-Khtcr ly in tho |iri- nnd ft ('Moral Election in nnd for the Pine avenue; theiiM! (0) northerly PVMJCQiSSEKVieE 1 City of South Amboy, Middlesex Second District—Fir»t Wnrd along the CBnln'-r linn of Pine iivenut County, New Jersey. Beginning nt, a prii.nl. in (.he shore •to tho place of bccrlnning. Edward Powora, of ine uvenii, hna Notice is hereby fcivon that the Hni! of Raritan Hny near Hie J'cnn- O. FRANK MSlUtOW, accepted n position : the DuPont BonrdH of lU'iri.stry amd Election of ylviinia Knilrond Stiition ami running Qty Clerk of Die City of pitint In Parlin. ea«h of the Election DlHlriotH in tho thence (1) westerly to n point in thu South Amboy. There are real bargains in these columns. THE SOUTH P«f * Plw , and Mr, and Mrs. L, h, Sheppaiw on Main street Monday : AN ORDINANCE 6./THE CITY OF OPOPRTUNITlk OR ALL evening; !3 reported aa being quite .SOUTH AMBOY ESTABLISHING successful. (GRADE ON WARD AVENUE FKOM FOR RENTJ Mrs. Mary Birmingham, of David BORDENTOWN AVENUE TO street, i; entertaining rclativ«s^frotn POINT 218 FEET SOUTH OF FORY( '•Plats and Apartments to Ren Bordentown at her home. I PORTIA STREET. Jmson, 324 Sai» St., Phone 21. j BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM- Ready Miss Elizabeth Graham, of Mata- • i>-18- wan, visited with Miss Helen O'Leary The regular meeting of Sotith Am- MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FOR EENT—Brick House ori Ro on Augusta street, Wednesday even- boy Lodge No. 1554, Loyal Order of OF SOUTH AMBOY: TO OW| YOUR OWN 41 St, all improvements. J&JiiU- ing. Moose, held in their rooms on Broad- Section 1. That the grade lines H. Fuiman, 106 JobnJSt., Tel 39R way Monday evening was largely at- on Ward Avenue from Bordentown HOME o-l i*l Mrs. Sarah O'Toole, of Jersey City tended. Preparations for a big time Avenue to a .point 218 feet south of Portia Street be fixed and establish- Aim FOR RENT—5-Room house, al has returned to her home after en- at the next meeting are being made provements, Garage included, Ren joying several days as the guest of by Michael Hussey. ed in strict conformity with a map asonaibk. Inquire S. Lerner, btu Mr. and Mrs. S. Kwil-inski, of Pine made iby Harold Filskov, City Engi- M f*O Awa4Your Rent Receipts . House, 731 Bordentown avenue avenue. Mrs. O'Toole was a former Miss Cecelia Shultz, of Raritan ! n«er, dated June 3rd, 1927 and now el. 613-M. . ^-17"' resident o'f this city. street, spent th« week end with rela- on file in the office of the said engi- RENT—3 Room Apartmen tives at Metuidhen. neer 'wtbich said map Ls hereby ap- 1 II Kt Fore4r 127 Edward Keating, of White Haven, proved and adopted. art improvements. Inquire 127 S< Miss Catherine Witz, of Raritan >ine Ave. 6-17-1 Pa., is enjoying several days in this Section' 2. That this ordinanc "FOR RENT—House, 5 rooms, city. street, has been ill the past week at shall take effect on its approval am Ljnjproveinicnts, with' garage $oo. her home. I publication in the manner iprescribei At President Park quire H. F. Bungay, 166 Joibai »t The bakery sale held at the A. & by law. P. store on Broadway Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearsan, of Notice 5 and 6 Rooms-rpll Improvements the benefit of the Kiddie Keep Well Second, street, are tine proud parents I Notice is hereby given that th FOR RENT—5 room flat, all im of twins, both boys, born yesterday provemeivte, at 136 Stevens avenue Camp, proved to be a l>ig success. foregoing ordinance was passed on shortly before noon at their home. its first reading at a meeting of th 2 Full Lots—Silewalk and Curb Inquire Roger Leonard, doa neoiri Jay Buskey, of Stevens avenue, Common Council of the City of South employed by Charles Timmins, is Mrs. M. Meisenberg, of Fourth St., Amvboy held on Tuesday, June 14th, Small Amount Cash Dokn—Balance Like Rent "'OR RENT—Furnished rooms— confined to his home 'suffering from entertained relatives from Brooklyn, 1927, and that it will be taken up on ntral location. Inquire Citeen a broken ankle. Buskey was doing at her home during the week. its second and third readings and fi- $4,790 I $5,490 'Me. 6-d-l some plumbing woTk at the K. of P. nal passage at a regular meeting of JOR RENT—Second floor flat a. Hall on Tuesday, when he tripped Mr. and Mrs. Gillberg, of Plain- the said Comomn Council of the City $4,990 I $5,590 i So. Broadway. Conveniences coming down the. stairs, turning on field, were the guests of Mr. and of South Airvboy to be held in tin- 4 ply to G. E: "Everitt, 343 Soutl his ankle. Mrs. Clarence Lareon, on Fourth st., Council Chamber in the City Hall $5,290 $6,590 « Ave., «sr Tel. 26E-J. 6-3-2i over the week end. South Amboy, New Jersey, on Tues- iiOR RENT—Two story building Bev. and Mrs. Allen Hatch, of Al- day, June 28th, 1927, at eight o'clock Inspection Invited c52 feet. Inquire A. M. Strusholm toona, Pa., who have been vacation- Miss Anna Borlund, of Fourth St., P. M. Daylight Saving Time, at VBordonto-wn Aye. 6-27-di ing with Miss Mary Mack, on Main one of the local telephone operators which time and place any person in- JARAGMS FOR RENT—Separate steet, have returned to their home. is enjoying her annual vacation at teested therein or affected therebj ills, and Locks, Electric Lights ant this time. will have an opportunity to be heard iter. Wm. T. Hammell, 219 Se. .Mrs. Frank McDonnell of John Dated June 14, 1027. Reinhardt & Kurowsky 5 27 4 street, enbertained relatives from John J. Triggs, chairman of the K. nd St., City. Tjr " - G. PRANK DISBROW, REAL ESTATE OPERATORS FOR RENT-^-B Room House, Jersey City on Sunday. of C. banquet to be held at tihe Sen- croft hotel on Thursday^ July 9th, City Clerk of tho City of rid .St. Apply Monaghan's Mea South Amioy, ket, David St. Tel. 26. 6-20 Mr. and Mrs. James deary of Wil- hus called a special mieeting of the 145-A North Broadway mot street, spent Tuesday in Newark. members interested for tonight »t SOUTH AMliOY CITIZEN, OR RENT—Flat at 249 Gather ISSUE OF JUNE 17, 1927. street. Five rooms and bath. In- 8 o'clock at the K. of C. rooms on PHONE S45 PHONE 574 o Oscar Mundy, 229 Bordentowr John Kane, of Stockton street, (has Stov«is avenue, are tho proud parents' been confined to hsi home the past David street. ' j IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY 6-io-t: week with illness. 1 .'OR RENT—Private Garages I TO JANE and JENNIE WHIT- jordentown Avenue near A. & Th« Union Sunday School excur- Mr. and Mrs. Barney Roberts, of Stevens ave. are tho proud parents WORTH: Store. Inquire M. Alpine, Pine Ave sion to Asbury Park will be held on By virtue of an order o'f the Court \me and Henry St. 6-13-t Tuesday, July 12th. Plan to go of a baby iborn to them on Wednes- 1 along and enjoy the day with the day morning. of Chancery of Now Jersey, made on T FO1 R RENT—Two apartments, nrs Uho Twentieth day of May, 1927, to & lnd second floor, 7 rooms and bath kiddies. cause wheiiein Anna Durrau is cwn- ! each apartment, *H improvements. The regulnr weekly card party of l>lainun.t and Mary M. Whlitworth OPPENHEIM'S ! Inquire Domzal's Bakery, 131 North The Ladies Bible Class of the First the Catholic Daughters of America otals, arc defendants, you are requir- Broadway. . .D-.1*-" Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will bo held on Monday evening in ed to appear, plead, answer «r demur FOR RENT—Garage. Inquire is planning to hold the annual Har- the K. of C. rooms on David street. vest Hotmie on Thursday, September A handsome asosrt/mont of prizes has to the bill of said complainants on or FOR RENT—Why live in an apart before the Twenty-first day otf July 8th. been secured, and toho games will next, or the said bill"will be .taken as Special Bargains! ment, when yooi can rent a house ID start at eight o'clock sharp. . i th« same money? House 6 rooms S Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown of confessed ng'ainst you. bath, all imiproveiments, on David st. Broadway are the parents of a baby The regular weokly card party un- This 'bill is filed for partition of Large Line BATHING SHOES 69c between Broadway and Stevens ave boy, born Wednesday .morning. der the •ausiptces of the Rosary So- certain lands in the Borough o Inquire Wm. H. Parisem, 105 No. ricty of St. Mary's church, held on Sayrevillc, Coumty of Middlesex ol BATHING SUITS, full line ..._49c up Broadway. B-8;tt Mrs. Mary Kreig and son Edward Wednesday evening was another Which iWilliaim S. Whlitworth died FOR RENT—Two houses, one on of Elizabeth spent the week end wit! seized, and you are made a defendant ALARM CLOCKS, a well known excellent make Mr. and Mrs, John Bill of Henry St. great success. , becausa you are ,tlhe wife of William Augusta street and one on RosewcU T. Whitworth, one of the chlildron of ... 75c and up street. Inquire Mrs. Worthing, 212 Joseph Smith spnt the week end iTimmie Gordon, of Main street, the said William S. Wthttworth, .de- Stevens Ave. '• »-4-tt in Washington, D. C. who was badly injured in an auto- ceased, and as such claim an inter- LADIES SLIP OVERS, Very Special $1.75 FOR RENT:—Modeirn flat, 5 rooms mobile accident some time ago, is im- est therein, WINDOW SHADES, selected, only 50c *11 improvements. Inquire P. J. Mon Mrs. Charles Stockton, of Henry proving at his home at his home at THOMAS L. HANSON, ahara, 218 David street. street, entertained the Happy Go this time. I 214 Smith Street, MIRRORS, an unusually full line 15c and up FOR RENT—Five room apartment " ucky Club at their home this week Perth Am'boy, N. J. with all improvements at 262 John Entertainment featured the evening Mrs. Richard S. Powers of Pine 6-10-Bt GARBAGE CANS, various sizes _49c up St. Inquire J. Arthur Applegate and refreshments were served. avenue is again able to be about af- 863 Division St., Perth Amboy. ter being confined to her ihome for BATH TUBS .: $1.98 11-o-t] The Baltimore Life Insurance several days d'angerously ill, ompany's representative here, Wm Large Size SPRINKLERS 89^ J. O'Brien, was sent word on Satur FOR SALE day to close up the company's busi- Miss Mary Ryan, of Main street, ness until Tuesday, in honor of Col- visited with friends at Newark on READE'S FOR SALE—BordentO'\vn avenue nel's Lindburgh's coming to New Wednesday. 13 room brick, building, garage for York. Mr. O'Brien witnessed t'he i ._—~~—• one car, lot about 40x100 feet. Price demonstration in New York on Mon- Edward Wallis, a student at Villa- Oppenheim's and terms very attractive. Charle3 L. day. nova College, is spending his Sum- STRAND THEATRE Steuerwald, 216 Bordentown ave. It mer vacation with his parents on Pine aveni.e. FOR SALE Miss Anna Howley has moved from Perth Amboy Stockton street and is now living with 5c-10o-25o Store Now 5 room bungalow; all improve- her brother, Thorites HowlOy, of Fel- There will be a card party at the ments. Price $5500. tus street. Cheesequake Episcopal church Wed- Phone 1593 106 Broadway i Next to Post Office Seven room house; all improve- nesday evening, June 29th commenc- Charles J. Bryan'i — ments; plot 100x100. Price $7000. Miss Bessie Duggan, of Ferris St. ing at 8:30 P. M. Prizes and refresh- Two .family dwelling; 1 car gar- has been confined to her home with ments will be additional attractions. STRAND STOCK CO. age; yearly rental $750; a profitable illness th'e past few days. investment at $7000^. Mrs. Heranan Dill has moved into Six roam house; plot over 4 lots the Marcella apartment on" Cather- LEGIONISMS , LAST 2 DAYS a bargain at $4000. . ne street. Also many other new homes in dif- BY "DUTY WILD" The Honeymoon Farce Comedy • * ferent parts of city. Prices range up Mr. and Mrs, John Rathbun of Although a number of industries to $8000. Augusta street are the proud parents have granted em'ployeies wishing to "JUST MARRIED" Borak's Meat Market Home sites in all iparts of city- at f a baby boy, born last week. attend the Paris Convention, time off mrices to fit every packetbook. with pay,, the Missouri Pacific 'has Bay View Manor—Desirably lo- Mr. and Mrs. Hulsart, of Broad- gone any o'f? them one better and is cated lots at low prices. n-ay are the parents Dodge, la. are learming1 French1 BACON, y» Strip, lb .. 22c, Fresh Jersey Ham, whl._ reasonable. at regularly organized classes at the Term* Arranged A concrete block curbing and con- fort. A Play of LOTB, Strife and Life F. S. KABO5KI irete sidewalk has ibeen put down VEAL CUTLETS, lb Fiesh Pirk Shoulders, ib. _17« ilong the Stevens avenue side of the REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE The legislature of the .State of . WEEK OF JUNE 27TH 107 S. Pins Avcnua littell property at the corner of Bor- Florida has appropriated'$S0,000 to South Amboy ientown avenuu. A very noticeable send the American Legio'r. Orange 6 lbs. New Potatoes Fink's Fresh Smoked Ham,_29c improvement has resulted in the Band of St. Petersburg and the Miami Telephone 178 jearanee of the place. "IN THE Drum and Bugle Corps to the Paris APPLES, 4 pounds _ 25c GELATINE, Pkg. MISCELLANEOUS convention. -40c The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- WRONG BED" FOB SAiLE—Oak Buffet; one »plh Besner, of Bordentown avenue, Phil Downs and his excursion com- ASPARAGUS, 2 cans, Z8c MIXED CAKES, lb. round and one square dining table; 6 mdly damaged by fire some weeks mittee are on the job godng about Regular Weekly Matinees, dining room chairs; one kitchen cabi- igo, is now being repaired by a large quietly arranging for the event. Wed., Thuri. and Saturday at Lge. TOILET PAPER, 4 for2Se Catsup, % bottlea- -25c net. Inquire H. F. Bungay, 1B5 John orce »f workmen'. Tickets have been printed and dis- 2i30| Evening at 8:30. St. tributed among tihe members. CHOPPED BEEP, lb. LI Be ROUND STEAK, chopped_32e FOE SALE—One white (single) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kelly, of Pricei: 75c; SOc; 30c enamel bed, spring and mattress. fourth street, are the proud parents At a necent meeting there , was First dags condition. Inquire 210 if n baby boy born last Friday night. talk of'Starting a' Post bowling team, '*"''£<& Can Tomatoes, 2 for _30c VEAL STrEW, pound ISr. Church St. 6-C-tf but the idea was given up because it ' MONEY TO LOAN on bond and Mrs. Thomas Lee of Bordentown was said none in the Post had any RIBROAST, per pound_22c BUTTER,! pound , -45c mortgage In sums of $100,1200, (300 visiting Mrs. H. M. Cote, of Church experience. We. can't understand it «400, $600 and up to $10,000. Office for "Ohockie" Boles. ] all meat, per lb 24c SOUR KHJOUT, 2 cans 23c houta from 8:20 a. m. to 8:20 p. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays' from A regular meeting of the Board of Every Commander wie have had POT ROAST, all meat_22* LEGS VE|A.L, pound 25c nubile Works will be held next has 'broug-ht something different Are you protecting 8:20 a. in. to 6 p. m. Inquire John 'hursday evening. A. Lovely, Trust Company Building down to the Post. Stults brought his CUCUMBERS, eaoh only 5c FRESH SPINACH, 3 lba.__2Se hevrolet, Boles his genial disposi- Mrs. J. M. Roll, of Church street, the future of those who •isited relatives in Asbury Park on tion and now Cozzens comes down RUMP CORNED BEEF, H>. 20c Large ORANGES, doz. 35c WANTED Vedrvesday. with the lumbago. i Ho'Cifiman once had ambitions to look confidently to you DRY SALT PORK, lb 22e Shoulder , pound 20c Coeh Paid for Dental Gold, Old The students from this city who Jewelry, Bridges, Platinum, Diamonds bocomo an artist amd after painting •>avB Ibeen attending Gooi'giancourotn a landscape picture for three for protection? Let me EAGLE MILK, can _16e GRAPE Rl T, 5 for 25o Etc. Goods returned if not satisfied. Dollege, nt Lakewood, the paist year, months, ho called his, wife in to view Mirnil to Robert Uhler, 42 B Sterling avo returned to spend their Sum- St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 0-11-tf tho results. • ' ROAST VEAL, ib.._ _23c ONION SE S, 7 lbs 28c er vacntion. "Well, my dear" he said, "This is tell you how your assur- MnrWed or doted South Aimboy or tho picture I have been telling you Liberty pottery, butter crotoks or ci- Tihirby-four students will grradunte CHUOK STEAK, lb._ ,.220 DILL PICK ES, 0 for 10c der jugs. W. Raymond', Oakley Ave., ram St. Mary's school this yeur. The albout, now what can you suggest for Swnmuit, N. J. ' 0-10-3t title"? j ance can he safeguard- xercises will lie held tonight. "Home Sweet Home", she replied. Chuck Pot Roast, Ib 20c PORK LOli rib ends, lb. 27c John Mullano and Cornelius Mc- "Home Sweet Homo!" gasped tha ed hy insurance. It's so HELP WANTED lonigle of Holy Cross College, Wor- 'ongressmlan, "Why call it that?" : RUMP VEAL, (pound __25c ASTOR 00 TEE, can 45e 1 "Because there's no place like it", ester, Maes., are enjoying their she replied. , SALESMEN WANT.KD—To Soil iumniDr vacation with their parents . t easy! Plate Corn Be«f, lb.... _.8c SWEET Po ntoes, 4 lbs 25c Rubcrkeed Roof Coating, and Asphalt 1 this city. In answer to many inquiries as to Paints. Write C. A. Lcitch Mffr Co., why w« di not have OUR picture at GALI HAMS, pound 12%c LAMB C'HO 'S, lb. 35c Lincoln, N. J. fl-17-4t Mr. Joseph Comiptnn, of Augusta tihe top of this column, we wish to ;root, is n pntient at the University tafce wo have never entered into any A. STEINER FINKS FRANKS, small, lb-25o CORN FLA , box 7c Chincte Eat Little oapital, Philadelphia, Pa. imposition whert! tho rost of tho peo- Largo Box Washing Powder .We BABY CHK K FEED, lb.. lc interested run off and left m The diluent) and JniwncHn run live Tho Ktrnwborry festival for t'ho olding the bag and vonaequently wo SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. longer, work loriKcr or Hturvo longer jencfit of the Ladies Aid Society of have no desire, to r A. that about two hundred and fifty p. Simmons «f the 'National Sed irity members and guests and the graduat- GOLF BALLS SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDJ League was the prin-cipal apealf r. ing class of 1927 will meet at this South Amltooy has probably I ever event. Entertainment, music and Miracle, 3 for...'. $1.00 -had the opportunity of hearing! such surprises will feature tfhc evening. an interesting speaker as the Major, Councilor Joftn A. Coan will be the Reach Floater 30c who delivered a stirring address on principal speaker of the evening. The Roasting Chickens, 35 "What it means to be an American." Rev. Dr. E. C. Griffen and George A. Roast Beef, lb 25c During his speech he pointej I out Kress,' the latter the president of the Wilson Success 50c the wonderful advantages anil pri- Alumni Association, will also address vileges American citizenship c irries the gathering. Colonel 1.62 65c Pot Roast, lb 20c Roast Veal, lb ...20c •with it. In speaking on the at itude The committee in charge df the of the nation toward war, the % ajor event has been engaged dn the pre- Eagle Dimple 75c characterized the attitude on the paration of the banquet and the pro- Smoked Hams 29c Legs of Lamb, lb..._.30c American soldier as the attituKie of gram for the past two weeks. Tihey Grey Goose 75c the nation, saying tihat the American will have their complete plans ready soldier does not prepare for jivar in on Monday/evening when the Alumni the hope of entering a eonfluh 'but miieets for the last time at St. Mary's Is no occa- H. WOLFF & CO discussed by the Major. Of the vations is expected to increase this *ion to be embarraoed by your f owner he-pointed out that tine im- nutriber. The chairman will be at careled appearance. portant thing was that « man'should th« sihool hall from nine to twelve to (be first a true American and .could receive applications, Without huge expense, you can * Ibe one.regardless of race or religion. Ay the assembly. entertainment. Wm. J. O'Toolo will PERTH AMBOY during the cvenin, was fur- act ;E J toastmaster for t'ie evening. the Harmony C and an Tho reservation committee has W. R. Fruit Salad W. Rose Cherries orchestra urn the di- been »uvj.~«d that some of the persons Hert Dix. •vftxo crradi atcd from St, Mary's and No. 1 can No. 1 , can _u-__ ill morab of the •who havo Leen-away fram Vho city for Md at Legion unian;- yers, will join in this affair. STAR FOURS AND SIXES 'ng fo the pur- The Seacroft managomDnt has gunr- Bitter's Catsup Vic Dill Pickles , o a' per- ante d to make this •event hum with STAR SALES AND SERVICE splendor. Nothing will be left un- Madison Aronue, corner Market St. Perth Amboy, N. J. 2 bottles— Quart Jar done towaid making it add to the his- Telephone P. A. 278 tory )f the Association. Those unable to br at the school Sunday morning W. R. Chicken W. Rose Prunes shotfd get in touch with any of the Large Gan •'_ KIERST following members eft the reservation Broth, 2 for .:.. committee by letter, telephone or in »n For Over persrn: Miissea Julia Delaney, Katfh- BROWN c ryn Oleary, John J. McDonnell, Han- For Pink Salmon , Ific Jap. Toilet Paper 2fl nine years nah McNei), George Kress or William Tall can ...... 3 for ..._ don for over J. O'Toole or John Conlogue, Jr. FREEHOLDER ome in Mel- Vote Second Name on Ballot lingering ill- •CARD OF THANKS Ivory Flakes Star Naptha Pow- 9Cc were held X H. Courtney Brown • rch'.at nine Wo wish to take this means of {Paid -for by H. Courtney Brown) Large Pkg. . 23° der, large pkg. ning. Dr. E. thanking all those who assisted in any at the High way during our recent bereavement, anent follow- especially thanking those who sent n St. Mary's floral tributes and automobiles for the DIF Washing Pow.: MUFFETS, whole ection of M. funeral. tor. The pall Mrs. Gertrude Kierst der, 2 pkgs. ... wheat cereal 2 pkgs. 7. Holton, B. -and Family. SPECIAL SALE ON FRESH MEATS , W. Erickson —AT— ; trade, tfhe de- FIGHTS 18 YEARS TO FREE DELIVERIES JsughteTS, Mrs. fooklyn, Mrs. MONAUHAN'S ! Eugene Hay- GET RID OF GAS *Gilfedd«r, of "I had stomach trouble 'for 18 5 John and Jo-year,". Since taking Adlerika I feel better than for years and .have not CHICKENS, lb...... 32c Forequarters Lamb 25c 'been bothered with gas."—L. A. ChampioW" Prime Rib Roast 25c JTEDO Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler- Choice Steaks -32c dka relieves gas and often removes do, twin sister astonishing amount of old waste mat; Pot Roast :.20c Armour's Skin Back IfJPortia street, ter from the systemt Makes you en- THE FAMDLY home in Tren- joy your meals and sleep better. No Fresh Hams „: 31c iat Jhe age of mattsr what you have tried for your Hams . . 34c Death marked stomach and bowels, Adlerika will >f semi-lnvalid- surprise you. Petersons' Pharmacy, Fresh Pork'Shoulders.._ .'.uneial services '_ 22c Armours Star Bacon 40c The only time a man no longer needs a bank pitcher funeral frFcHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Monday lafter- TO liLIAS T. ALDRI'OH, and MB account is the time when his family may most need vas made in the heirs, devisees and personal repre- Pork Loins, small i_32c Cali Hams . 21c ingston (N. J.)sentatives, and their or any of their heirs, devisee?, executors, administra- .estatnent of the tors, grantees, assigns or successors y after the con-in right, title or interest: Quality Guaranteed I services, names By virtue of an order of the C'oiirt No man, with the interest of wife and little this city, execu- of C.iancery o)f' N«w Jersey, mad-e on nd his several the day of the date hereof, in a caits* 209 DAVID ST. TEL. 2 1 the chief bene- wherein THOMAS DOWNS is com- ones at heart, dare run the risk ,of leaving them ne-what lengthy plainant , and ELIAJS T. ALDMOH e,tojriendi and and others are defendants, you are without money in bank to provide for them until .rs. Wm. Merrell, required to aippea-r and answer th* i sister of Mr. said bill of eo'mplaint on or before the mang the benofi- 10th day of August next, or Hue said they can provide for themselves. bill will 'be taken as confessed against nt sale of a large you. South River of The said bill is filed to quiet the was a part own- title of the said Thonms Downs to 8 said to have in- certain lands and premises more par- Graduation Bouquets bstantial sum oi ticularly described as follows: h 'Situate >in the City, of iWth Ain'boy, County, of Middlesex Our Present Specialty and State i>f New Jersey, desig-.. naced as lots Nos. 5 and 6 in H.MK. *. b&y. bounded us follows, viz: e visited with Mrs. B'uUttibiJWG at the' corner of lot 'i Tuesday. No. 4 on the westerly side' of SOUTH AMBOY FLORIST SHOP •Stuvens Avenue; thence (1) 'm. Erlckson and westerly along line of lot No. 4 th friends in New ioue hundred (100 ft.) feet; , ' Now Removed to iday. thence (2) southerly fifty (50 ifft.) fed to the line of lot No. >iberts and William 7; thence {A) easterly along the "Adbury Park on li.ie of idt Wb. /, one 'hundred 124 So. Broadway (100 ft.) feet to Stevens Ave.; l ti.onicu (•*) northerly along said aymond of Perth Soevena Avenue, fifty lt)O it.) '"'•/ (Opposite Central Station) , adneaday with Mrs. fuet to the place of ibcginning:" and you arc .nar:.v doCLmiuiits bocaurn1 it ts alleged in the bill of co>mplaint| '• Telephone 241, - , nk of Newark was thnt complainant's title to sijid lunda | THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. recently. or to some part thereof'is denied and iliaiiutcd ijy jJ/.as 1. Akincn, or by Charles Piori nnd his heirs, devisees or personal repre- of Brooklyn were sentatives; und if you cluim any title South Amboy, N. J. meats of Mrs. Eliza- to, interest in cr encumbrance upon Funeral Pieces Receive the snld lands and preniisos you aro inquired to answer the said bill, but It Stoubor of upper not otherwise Special Attention We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings s been confined to Dated Juno Otlh, 1027. ait woek with illness. JOHN A. COAN, Brletwneyer, of Ihls ' Solicitor of Coirnplii'lnnnt, At'All Times, tf stx weeks with her Post Oiftfico Building, I Mrs. J. hi Brlonmoy' South Atnboy, N. J. >, Pa. . 0-17-Bt THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

, FRIDAY, JUNE 1927

Starting Sun.-Mon. June Sunday—Monday 26-27, a new series of June 2C-27 laugh ' riots "The W'ise MPIR LOOKING BACK Crackers" with Kit Guard f Theatre Colleen Moore in and Al Cooke. South Amboy, N. J. "Orchids and Ermine" 25 YEARS Phone No. S. A. 31

Issue of Jum, 21, 1902 TONIGHT TWO DAYS! TWO DAYS! in iiiyertisemcnt I- F, Shirley Mason in TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ace? ihe securing of the local >• jor La France S;i.oO shoes. "THE WRECK" LON CHANEY IN • • • * » —Al«o— "TELL IT TO THE MARINES" wvvjujre in- this ISSJS may be Chapter No. 9 "Trooper No. 77" is a pleasurl when 4 an advertisement concerning Selected Comedy News Events meals are prepare! on a sale of the clothing business of News Events Note: Positively No Advance in Prices. hPH Dangler to Mr. Irving Tur- Tliatcher Twin Fire Rajige. . A gigantic sale marks the trans- l Tomorrow—Matinee and Night bt ownership. Thursday—Double Features In the modern attractive k • * • « • ens of today it occupies a 'he Baptist Church has arranged Buck Jones in, Ben Lyon in iaVe the sidewalk in front of their "THE DESERT VALLEY" of importance. >erty on Scoond street flagged. : "THE PERFECT SAP" ***** Also 2 Part Comedy .16 horses about town will appre- "Light Wines and Bearded Ladies" —and— e the drinking trough that J. J. Charlie Puff Comedy Aesop Fables Ken Maynard in Oi will ordec one for you iney has placed in front of his ho- Chapter No. 5 "The Mystery Pilot" Matinee Only on First street. "THE UNKNOWN CAVALIER'* • •*•*. imtes 0. Magge, of Hoboken, a Sunday—Monday uate of the New York College o'E Do Not Miss The New Series of Laugh Riots mttcy is now prescription clerk "ONE INCREASING PURPOSE" qu€s' drug store. , "THE WISE CRACKERS" ***** With E/lmund Lowe, Lila Lee, May Al- —with— • house of Win. M. Emmons o: lison and Huntly Gordon ' ^street was struck by ligh AL COOKE AND KIT GUARD m Friday evening of last wee ' First Story Starts Sunday and Monday, June 26-27 'as slightly damaged. ***** The Last Story of "THE COLLEGIANS" A New Slory Every Sundny and Monday ..engineers of the JPennsylvanu d company have made a sur an overhead bridge at Metfl le, and the people of that soc< .lit it will be a reality in th( fen s' Bastedo & Peppier hav< J the contract for making TC- op o to School No. 2, the eonsidera- i ,*ion being $598. There were, onlj (T&ED CAR SAL.E you WANT j"'two\bids received by the Board of '. Education, the other being from A "• John! Connors. There -were only NICE • few cents difference in estimates. 1923—6 CYLINDER DORT SEDAN 1923 FORD SEDAN « * * * • > - • Joel Barker Council No. G9, Jr, 0, Runs Better Tharf It Looks $90.00 U. A. M. has engaged th« Union Cor- $75.00 "'..'•. onet Band and Kerr's Orchestra for 1926 DODGE SPECIAL B SED,AN their excursion on July 16. A short ham and receive exkctly the sune cuti at if she sail up the Hudson past the (famous $650.00 had personally selected them. Her greatest com- ' Palisades will be made previous tc 1926 CHRYSLER BROUGHAM fort is our dependability. reaching North Beach. Four to five hours •will 'be given to enjoy th , 2 Door—Cost $2150 New 1924 STUDEBAKER SEDAN Fresh Fish Every Wednesday and Frida . pleasures of this papular resort. • *•*•*• The graduates from St. Mary'; WILL SELL FOR $900 Special 6; all new tires; repainted "Shop Here and Save I school this year are John Coyne, Hel j en Gallagher, Anna Sutliff and Pat ' .. $550 STRAUB BP rkk Kennedy. 1924 STUDEBAKER SEDAN * ***** Special Six,' Reconditioned, Re-Ducoed CHOICE MEATS A Seton Hall Graduate 1923 MASTER 6 BUICK COUPE At the forty-sixth annual com' 110 N. BROADWAY ' ] • unencement of Seton Hall College a $550.00 4 Passenger, repainted, all new tires South Orange on Wednesday of thi ' week, the degree of Bachelor of Art , . . . BARGAIN AT $275 was conferred on Francis P. Coan, STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 SEDAN son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coan, of this borough. • 1923—Overhauled, Repainted 1924 Advanced Six NASH SEDAN ***** Mr. Coan, who is a graduate of St $350.00 .Repainted, all new tires, wonderful Mary's School, otfi this .borough, Class shape—$650.00 of '97, with /marked spirit and ability delivered an oration at the com- 9 mencement exercises, his subject he , 1926 FORD COUPE 1923 NASH SPORT TOURING ing, "The Throne of the Fisherman.' In addition to this he was one of the Very Good Shape Advanced Six, Repainted, Wonderful honor men of his class. By a practically unanimous vote of $250.00 shape, only $300.00 the student body of the college, Mr. Coan was •declared the most popular man in thei institution, and received a gold medal in token thereof, of which he is justly proud. • On Wednesday afternoon at Ja- THOMPSON AUTO CO., IN . coby's parlors, Newark, the relatives and friends of the young graduate Charles Loichle, Manager • Nash Distributors tendered him a testimonial dinner in honor of his graduation and the suc- Show Room.and Service Station: 240 Madison Ave., cor. Market St. cessful completion dt bis college course. Open Evenings until 9 P. M.; Sunday from 9 A. M. until 1 P. M. ***** Permission was granted this week Phone 1018 by the Common Council to the Mid- dlesex and Somerset Traction Co. for the.free use of the Borouglh Pier. The company plans to operate a ferry between Jiere1 on Sea Breeze from noon to 10:80 P. M. and until mid- night on Saturday's. ' ••*.*• DORSEY At the commencement exercises of PRIDE OF THE NATION COFFEE MOTORS INC St. Mary's school on Wednesday evening the following program was AUTHORIZED Tendered: The Leading COFFEE of the Day. Coffee you have been , Part I. waiting to obtain. Delicious and satisfying. Tried and True. SALES AND SERVICE Salutatory, Master John Coyn«, Telaphone Perth Amber 3500 "When Papa Leaves Home", Little Always the same. Maple and Favette St.. Once. PERTH AMBOY, IS. J. Piano Duo, "No You Don't," Mas- Now on sale in So. Amboy at Straub Bros., 110 North Broad- ter W. Conkley and Miss L. Rea. Drama—'Palms way; Borak's Meat Market, 122 No. Broadway; and Charles W. Nemisius, Commander of Imperial Leirion, Master Wm. Scully. Fox, 110 No. Stevens Avenue. Claudia, his daughter, Miss Ger- Retailing at 50c per pound. Sold under a money-back guar- trude Dclancy. '•VACATION DAYS—TRAVEL- Zillu, her nurso, Miss Helen Bro- antee refund. , TO Boston, by automobile one way fsm phy. ' Fnlbinn, friend of Nomcsius, Mas- Round Trip Thousand Islands: including railroai ter Hugh Gallagher. "Try A Pound and Be Convinced" ~ around Islands. 2 full day* at the hnt«1 Lady Laodice, Miss Julia Gordon, To Providence, R. I. „ Cyppin, her attendant, Miss Agnes Brown. To Boston Princesa Vivia, .Miss Anna Sutliff. To Worcester! Man. Symphorlniua, setward, Master To Bermuda, Round Trip , _^_ Patrick Kennedy. To Niagara Falls: including railroad and pullman ti Ben Asa, Miss Agnes Gordon. CAMPION'S Gorge Trip, 2 days at hotel ; Gtai3tliing, Adnmotus and Camilla, Miaster Jolhn Delnney and Miss Anna duality Meats of Any vacation trip from 2 days or longer arranged, i Kress. CONFECTIONERY portation, pullman, hotel accommodation!, stater Part II. ing, etc. at a minimum cost. For rates sec Valerian, Emperor, Master An- Candy—Ice Cream—Soda drew iPord. Soldiers, Festus, Quinus, Julio, V. J. NEBUS Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco JACOB GOLDBERGER, Ban* Marcinius, Master Leo Scully, Mas- Steamship and Tourist Agency ter Wm. €oBbollo, Master Wm. O'Con- School Supplies, Notiona, Etc. nor and Master Edward Noble. If You Prefer First Class Quality in your 432 State Street corner Washington Perth Lawrence, Master John SutlJff. Branch of HCSB'S Bakery Established 1888 Piano Duo, "•Sleighrklc", Misses H. Grocery and Meats, WE CAN SATISFY YOU. Ford flnd M. S«Krrnve. Formerly on Pine Ave, Now Located Kftaoo Band, Junior Boys. —at— Valedictory, Miss H'leii Onllnghcr. LET US SERVE YOU! Address, bhe Rev. J, F. Bimly. 6Z9 Bordentown Ave. < Pianist, Master Andrew Ford. Next to A. & P. Store M. J. SCULLY Th>e c/ird pnrty held nt the Amor- V J. NEBUS tcan Legion homo last Friday ni^hl; FUNERAL DIRECTOR was a big success. M. Lse Stulu, .lo- 236 Feltua St. Telephone 226 suph McOowiin, Milton Klaodgood FRANK MACEDULSKI Office and Residence: 316 George S and William j, O'Toole were in Free Delivery CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR Phonn 661 chnrKu. Mm. A; K. StultK and Mrs. Jobbing Promptly Attended To Tillift Husli assisted the coimmlbUrc. Double S. & II. and Elk Stamps Given Saturdays Entimates Given South Amboy, N. J. Mr, nml Men, Harry L. Bell ot Only P. O. Box 492 David Rtrout lire I'nU'rtiiininjr two of SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. 7 PASSENGER AUTOS TO HIRF, FOR ALL cfCC Mrs. Bell's Hiatplication to the com- mitti^Bas to complete the slate. AULUS' FURNISHED Jo.'^B French, ipopular shortfield- OSITiVELY Milk er of H' Perth Amboy clul), who has Use been •fined to bis 'homte with an in- ERFECT 1U.H1V jury ^m several weeks, has resumed his duK at the Pariin plant, but as ASTEURIZED It in condition for ball play- Placed in thoroughly cleaned a :d sterile bottles, untouched GENE R AL 1 is expected, however, that Vill be seen in action within weeks. by human hands. , •';••: HARDWA1 JimiB; Hyson, well known ball • Paulus' Pasteurized Select Milk Bawe, Planes, Hammers, Vh tosser,Biay done the uniform of the Levels, Braces, Bits, ChUeU, Long Manch Orioles before Jong, if Walker-Gordon Certified Miljc rumorsBre correct. Jimmie has been Tools tor ail Mechanics, an idolllit Belmar for the past s'ey- Wendmere Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk Torches, Sotdarlac ' Iroaa, mJns, and is well known in Orlndan. , Monmoifth County. Suydam's e*t& Rutger's Special Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk TERRA COTTA flED AOSNT ft)* FOR SIXTH PLACE SHERWIN-WILUA) DISTRIBUTION COVERS PAINT8 Aa a esult of an 8 to 5 win over the SU< 1 Equipment Co. nine last N.w Brun.wlck, Highland Park, South Rirer, S«yr«TilI«, Parlln, SatuwLt at Sacred Heart Oval, the South Amboy, Perth Aroboy, Wooabridgo. Ford, and Mataehaa, Paints, Oils, Vanushe) South mlboy Terra oCtta Co. base- Lead, Enameto, St Iball teaJn advanced from last place N. J. Putty, and Gl.m to a tie 'for sixth place in the county industrial league. C. 1. Bergen, 17S 'Ohlabioki pitched for Uhe locals and corner Virttt yielded 13 hits, 2 for extra bases, struck out 7 men, and walked but 2. Kara twirled w.ell for the Steel •Equipment, allowing 11 hits, struck out 12, walked 2. . , Tho Terra C'otta athletes started «£f with a rush after the opponents had been retired without damage. Mc- The South Amboy Business Directory Carthy led off by striking out, G. Letts doubled and scored on a single CONTRACTORS fey R. Letts, Ryan was safe on Hol- REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE COAL AND WOOD land's error, R. Letts going to third, pu can havejpk and scored on Manakar's long single, ANTHRACITE . BITUMINOU* as did Ryan when the throw in was FREDERICK H. LEAR FERDD. TEDESCO wild. This made tihree runs and a a jew cents a day healUhy lead. In the third one run REAL .ESTATE—1NSUEANCB was brought across on four success- CONTBACTOR AMD BU1LDEB EDWARD McDONOUGH ive hits, poor base running spoiling a big inning. Again 'in the 6th another 210 George St Phone 318-J 211 Angnata St COALCOWANY , counter was brought across, and the electric range is the only, •final three in the 8th. Steel Equip-' "cook" who; will get your merit did not Bcore until the 7th, al- 0. T. MASON coKSUi/r though they had the bases loaded in meals for a few cents a day. Yet coAi " • the second with one out. Chlelbkki Ifcuccemur to K. P. Mason) _ tightened up and retired the next two it watches the cooking as care- 214 Pine Avenue ,& in order, Sullivan & Wilhelm,lnc George Letts and Dick Letts were fully as a highly trained servants. IN — the Ibattlng moguls of the locals, the TOR ' South Amboy, N. J. former getting a triple, double, and Reliable UNITED STATES Companies LOWEST PBICE8 OS single in five times at bat, and the You merely put the food in the latter three singles in four times at EXPLOSION INSURANCE PLTJMBIHG ASD HRATDTS bat. Tlhe defensive work of the lo- oven, set the clock and the ther* cals was'much better than in previous mostat. Then, do as you please NOTARY PUBLIC PAUL BRYLINSRI games. . Bsttmatea Given. All Work OuknnMM .Tomorrow, the Terra Cotta tossers until meal time. The clock turns t •will trawl to Maurer to engage the 231 first Street South Amboy JPener 9 to 3. The Terra Cot- ta lads have improved since that right temperature, the thermo- Telephone 435 meeting and are confident of an- Insurance of All Kinds ALL RINDS OF ncxing . victory. stat turns it off and cooking is On t EUGENE A. MORRIS ic following Saturday, June finished by stored heat, as with FEED AND GRAIN 25th, lo :al fans will have a chance to Cmaulty, MB. (Suocessor to fi.. T. Kerr) see the Baritan Coipper Works mlach- lne in a fireless cookerv Surety and fUtlttr Bond! .ction on the local diamond, Paints, Oils and Varniihes, Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre The ma tagetnent of the locals is pre- aa- .-. Telephone 144-J •' paring to handle a big crowd on tlhat Brashes, Glass, Bronzes, day. « si* »AIH ST. fovm unor The Qox score: Terra Cotta Gold Leaf, Stains, Bte. COAL R. . H. Center and Elm Sts. McCarthy, 2b 1 1 WALLPAPER G. LttLetts! lb . 3 3 •R. Letts) 3b 2 3 2S8 First Street South Ambej Phones: Ryan, If » 1 1 Manaker, cf •, - 0 2 RepnMatlnt; the Beat Ffaro So. Amhoy 7 So. River 8 Frasser,' ss 0 1 lunranee CompanleB. Sharo, rf .. ^...0 0 Explosion, Llsbilit^Automoblk A. MEDIA EVERITT Kalboski, rf 0 0 REAL ESTATE BROKER fiuskey, c 1 0 and Plate Glass Intorance Ohlelbteki, p __., 0 0 When Seeking Insurant, Ask NOTARY PUBLIC General Inaurance ALBERT JEROME 8 11 4 719 Bordentown AT*. SO. Amboj .Manulaoturerol Steel Equipment NOTARY PUBLIC • R. H. E. The Clock isiKe Cook High Grade Granite and Powera, 2b 1 1 0 .112 Dark! St. South Amb*y Kudfty, 3b 1 2 0 fA delicate souffle, an angel food cake* Landon, If 1 2 0 Marble Pander,; c 1 1 0 •n elaborate entree—are np bother at MILK AND CREAM WH. H. MARTIN Clos, ori .— 0 1 0 PLAYER PIANOS Redman,1" lb : 0 2 0 all with this range. And you can REPAIRED AND TUNED HEADSTONES Holland' ss 4 0 0 3 always duplicate your beat results, be- LA. CASEY Stoph«n • ss ..0 1 1 254 Fir«t St. South Amboy, N. J. 267 First Street •Pi«ton, 'M 0 1 0 cause nothing is left to chance. The, MILK CREAM Telephona 138-M Kara, pi 1 2 0 Telephone 260 South Amboy current ia automatically controlled by' .'hone 267 347 Catherine St S 13 4 the dock and thermostat that never Nummary; Stolon Base, Mana- EDWARD J. O'CONNOR WE WILL BUY YOUR REAL Stcriftee Fly, It. Letts. Two forget. I'AINTINGANDPAPER REAL ESTATE ESTATE IF YOUR PRICE folifolia, G. Letts, Frazer, Landon, IS RIGHT o foaso hit, G, Letts, HANGING Of All Kind> jut by Kara 12, by Chlebitfd, Notary Public LET US KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE •Ba>|os on balls, olfif Kara 2; Chle- .. Hit Batsman, Buskey (Ka- PRANK NELSON 123 N. Broadway TO OFFER JJmpio, Willard Warner. 157 Bordentown Avenue Telephone 674-W 10% Income Guaranteed On AH Property I Sell, iors of St. Mnry's Alumni Phene S75 .Ian desiring to attend b.ic (Tuit aorosn rivllroad bridge) WE SELL Many'Attractive Propertied For Sale on June 23rd should .make GET A RADIO, PLAYER PIANOS On Eaiy Termi Fons as soon as possjblo bo the JOHN C. THOM AND PIANOS ,cs in oharge, William J. j —«Iio— HARRY FORGOTSON Miss Julia Delaney, John A. j Carpenter and Plumber Tuning and KcpiUrlng at Hluht 1'rlccB e, IC-athryn Cloary and John 288 Washington Ave. oil comprise the commlittee. ' Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly HARRY PARISEN Westinghouse Attended To 327 David Street Phone 109-M Telephone 262 METBfDIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 246 Bordantown Aranna •. Elijah F. Reed, Pastor , Telephone 402 Phone 193JR ' 1 Notice for aehedule of ^Automatic Electric GEORGE M. RIORTENSON Office Hour* 9 to 12—1 to 5 P. II. Services— A. M. Sunday School, Wil- JOHN J. CROSS EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Emmons, Suporintonrfent. THE RANCE WITH TBS CLOCK Plumbing and A. M. Morninff worship. Ju- ELECTRIC AND DR. F. BURLEW 'rijl, semnon followed hy rpg- Heating ACETYLENE WELDING DENTIST General Repairing Eitlmatai Furniihed on Requeit 116 N. Broadway •'&**» 2ft JERSEY CENTRAL POW[H & LIGHT CO. Scott Avenue •cly rotidorM last Sunday 321 MAIN ST. Trmt Co. Building will bo ropewted thist Sunday -._«.,„. . _, , . , ., , South Amboy Do not ittisffthis opportun- 149 north Broadway South Amboy, JN. J, South Amboy, N. J. Telephone 245 X-RAY GAS 7:415 P. M. A oombined Tolnphone S. A. 256 South Amboy, N. 1. l-22-4t \t\ Bpworth Leiigue. A ! 1 ill. Phone fi9Cj