VOLUME 44: No 50. South Amboy, N. J., Friday, March 20, 192B Price Four Cents. BLOCK CROSSING: HOSPITAL CONCERT END OF BIG BATTLE NOW ALMOST HERE; TAX RATE OF CITY FOR 1925 GIVEN SUSPEND SENTENCE NEXXTHURSDAY The new ordinance forbidding the With a splendid advance sale of CAMPAIGN ENDS SATURDAY, MAR. 28 AS $5.60; SLIGHT INCREASE OVER 1924 blocking of railroad crossings was put tickets, indicating not only anticipa- to a test yesterday at a hearing be- ted appreciation of the splendid ora- Increases of Nineteen Points In County Rate Causes Seven fore Police Justice Forgotson in the torio, but the worthiness of the in- Saturday i* Last Day of Big Votes in Citizen's Big 3-Auto- City Hall. Conductor C. Davison, stitution in whose benefit it is being v Point Increase In Lnnal Tax Rate Over 1924—Rates Engineer A. J. Lippincott and a presented, it seems certain that a mobile Gaiiipaign—-Then Only Six Short Days Re - brakeman, C. A. Herzig, were held large crowd will reward the efforts Throughout County Higher This,Year. on charges entered by the local police of the South Amboy Harmony Club mam. for blocking the crossings from 8:55 in presenting Gaul's beautiful ora- '" \ South Amboy's tax rate for 1925 to 9:11 on Wednesday morning. torio "The Holy City," at the High This vote storeiincUjdes all votes cast for publication up to 9 P. M. \|'ill be, according to figures of the The train explained that they were School Auditorium next Thursday Saturday night last._; -'-• .'-'j:.-'1 . Middlesex County Tax Board, $5.60. waiting for the car inspector to com-evening. . ' DISTRICT NO 1 Although a reduction in local ex- BUSY SESSION AT plete his inspection of the train and The affair is being held for the that meantime the train could not be Andrejewski, Jo"h'n ;J.,i-Melrbse ^ 5,559,200 t penses was effected, the tax rate re- benefit of the South Amboy memor- Baldwin, Miss Norma, Fourth street 1,202,100 , ' flects the 19 point increase in the moved because the car inspector had ial Hospital, and the gross proceeds COUNCIL MEETING put up a flag iji front of the locomo- Burkhard, Miss .Estella M., 423 Wilmont street 5,569,100 county tax rate. With 'a reduced Willingness on the part of the of the event..will be turned over to Conway, Albert,- 149 Stockton street 4,850,800 municipal budget, and with a very tive. The car inspector, Howard this institution, as the Harmony Club Monmouth Lighting Company to Hardy explained that the work1 was Domzal, Mrs. Charles F., 131 Broadway 5,510,300 slight increase in valuations, boutn make up past deficiencies again be- is defraying all expanses in connec Harris, Miss Mildred, Melrose 5,049;3*0 Atopy's tax rate, but for the county came apparent at the meeting of the usually 'done in the local yards but tion with the presentation of the that it must be done before the train oratorio. James, H. C, 241 Second street _ 5,550,300 Wcrease, would have been this year Common Council last night, when was allowed to leavje. •• Jaques, R. A., 259 Second street __ 5,441,200 • twelve points lower than in 1924. Councilman Kvist recounted an in- The oratorio is being presented un McDonnell, John A., 139 N. Broadway ; 3,329,000 7 Rates throughout the county have stance that has taken place during The ordinance, it was found, did der the direction of Mrs. Ada Piersol McKenna, Floyd, 261 Main street _ 3,316,100 4eeta soaring this year. . the past week. According to the re not specify car inspectors or othen, Cozzens, who is also singing the so- O'Leary, E. T., 228 Augusta street . 5,499,100 Rates EUewkere in the County marks of the Fourth Councilman, the railroad officials that .were shown to prano solo parts. The other soloists Robinson, Mrs. Charles, Cheesequake _3,215,900 Post controversy on Prospect street be really responsible for the blocked are Sophia Gould Holwald, -contralto, Rates announced for the other mu- crossngis. Sentence was therefore Tedesco, Dominic, 211 Augusta street . _ _ 2,694,000 nicipalities throughout the county had finally been adjusted satisfactor- J. Harris Jones, Tenor and Henry,L. Whitworth, Charles, 142 David street ..". 435,200 ily by reason of the lighting concern suspended. Van Mater, baritone. were, as follows: DISTRICT NO 2 Crajibury Township receeding from the arbitrary stand taken in the past and meeting the Grover, Wm. M., 441 Bordentown avenue , .'5,536,300 Carteret Borough property owner more than half way. RECEPTIONTO" LIGHINGCOMPANY Maloney, James, 217 South Broadway ; _...5,157,7OO Dmiellen Borough 4.42 The history of the case as recount- Quinlan, Mrs. Sallie, ,'S:!2 George street _ ._...... 1,170,300 East Brunswick Township 4.37 MORTGAGE BONDS llobinson, Mrs. A., 442 Bordentown avenue _ 4,145,300 Helmetta Borough 2.03 ed briefly by Councilman Kvist RETURNED PASTOR seenft to date back several years. In A reception will be given the Rev. Under the approval of the NpwRender, William, 331 Catherine street 5,565,800 Highland Park Borough 4.7b the beginning Mr. Post made an ap- Roddy, Mrs. Charles, 122 John' street 2,253,600 Jamesburg BorougTi 4.3b E. A. Wells and his wife, who havo •Icrgey Board of Public Utilities, there plication for electrcial service and been returned by the New Jersey .was offered yesterday an issue of Skehan; Mrs. Win. J., 354 Ward avenue _ ._.. 5,562,300 Madison Township 4.U9 the company submitted a contract Metuchen Borough - 4.02 Annual Conference to this city for $11,500,000 first mortgage 6>/4% "Seven more days." These three didate has any material advantge that called for a payment by Mr. bonds of tha Jersey Central Power words have a potent meaning when over the remainder at present, and Middlesex Borough -S.37 Post of some one hundred and unothefr year, on Tuesday evening, Milltown Borough *••}' Murch 24th, in the Lecture Room of and Light Company, which is now we consider the importance of the re- the amount of subscriptions that seventy-five dollars to cover the cost operating the Monmouth Lighting sult of the Citizen's big automobile each is able to turn in before Satur- New Brunswick •*•»'* of the erection of two or three poles, the First Methodist Episopal church 4 Company, supplying South Amboy. and gold campaign, which is nearing day night may tell the tale. Monroe Township -26 stringing wire, etc. Eventually the of John street. The affair will be- gin with a short entertainment and The company is controlled, through a conclusion. Now For the FinUh . North Brunswick Township o.if case was appealed to the Public Util- The last of the big votes will un- Perth Amboy *•]& ities Commission in an effort to get will be followed by a Bocial hour. stock ownership, by the National And now for the whirlwind finish. All members of the congregation Public Service- Corporation, which doubtedly be the deciding factor in Now for the sensations and the sur- Piscataway Borough 4.44 the service connection without pay- operates public utilities in nine states determining the winners of the splen- prises. These are the days that will Raritan Township —--•&•" ing the sum. The commission de- and their friends are extended an in- cided that the company was entitled vitiation to be present. This invita- and is under the supervision and did array of prizes which has dazzled test the resourcefulness of the candi- Plainsboro Township »•«•> tion includes the children as well as management of the General Engin- the eyes of the entire community by dates. Here is where their courage Sayreville Township 4.10 to the payment. Refunds were to be made yearly based on a percentage the older folks.. eering and Management Corporation. their excellent value in this famous upholds them and makes them fight, South Amboy ,_--» -•»•»? ,The address of wolcome will be The Jersey Central Power afyd campaign. or the lack of it takes the stiffness South Brunswick Townnsmp ._.J.U5 of the amount of current actually consumed by the Post family. given by Mayor Hoffman. Light Company, by the merger of Who ii Your Favorite? out of their knees and leaves them Sputh River Borough 4-17 several utility companies, now sup- Fj)r nine weeks the contestants trailing in the dust. Sometimes too, Spotswood Borough 4.10 When the attention of the new plies electric light and power to 78 have been engaged in accumulating supreme courage urges them on when WoSdbridge Township —6.20 superintendent of the company, J. E. DEAT1 H CISMTMRS. •• communities and gas service to 31 votes and during this tifne the Citi- they tire, and that is the GAMEST Hill was called to the matter by the communities. A subsidiary com- zenls big automobile campaign has FIGHT OF ALL. Fourth Ward Councilman, the for- SUSAN FOURATT pany supplies water to Lukewood gained fame that is widespread. This Votes will pile up rapidly during FmETRUCRfflLLS mer at once promised to have the ser- Funeral services for the late Mrs. and vicinity. The territory, served is the most liberal prize-winning the next few hours. The LIVIEST vice connection made upon the usual Susan Fouratt, of Woodbridge, were has an agr.egate population in eofcesa event ever inaugurated in this section part of the competition is now at ARE ORDERED PAID terms. Only three or four days held on Tuesday faternoon and in- of 214,0*00 and includes Morris'town' ofvthe state. hand; and while the leaders are on When the bills covering the newlater, tthe contract Svas signed and terment made in Christ Church cem- Summit, Lakewood, Spring Lake, ^ efforts and diligence of the the same footing, at the same time the work of erecting the necessary etery here. Mrs. Fouratt was the Long- Branch, Asbury Park,'South fire apparatus were introduced again prun by the lighting company on daughters, Mrs. W. C. Everett, of Jersey newspaperdom—it seems that Warning—Keep Active Fourth street and also on: Feltus Philadelphia; Mrs. K. S. Tuttle and HEARTATKOIT the company so that the total bill for Kf each community in the city and There are several candidates whose the pneumatics was $250 per truck street, Councilman Downs stated that Miss Bertha Fouratt, of Woodbridge; it seemed that the plans of the com-and two sons, Enos, of Perth Am- county has chosen its brighest and names appear on the list who have whereas had there been no allow- pany called f or-a very decided im- boy, and Morgan, of Avenel. Dr. H. E. Battin, of New. York, most energetic leader for its repre- not made a report for severalvweeks. ance the charge would have been a provement in the local power sys- was the speaker at the Rotary lunch- sentative and these favoi'ites are well, Therefore, in accordance with the total of $550 per truck for the dif- tem, particularly as to. the removal of eon on Tuesday. Dr: Battin deliver- fulfilling the expectations of their rules and'regulations, any candidate , ferent wheels, etc. poles, abandoning of the 6,000 volt SHADE TREE~ ed a very interesting talk upon the hundreds of friends and supporters failing to make a weekly cash report lines that are now on practically surety business, showing how this in their respective communities. , will become disqualified and thereby NEW LUMBER YARD every street and other changes. The form of insurance had been known The race, as the finish of the big forfeit all rights to a prize or com- main theme of the speaker's re- BOARD ACTIVE as far back as the Florentine age, "third period" approaches, is truly a mission. This is final and fair warn- A new lumber yard is being started neck and neck affair. {^ ing. on the grounds where Bridge street marks indicated a belief on his part, The Shade Tree Commission is and tracing, in , a most interesting one can- at least, that the execution of these again busy, preparing for their an- manner, and with interesting anec- joins with the Pennsylvania right-of- 1 way road opposite Deegan's garage. plans woulu result in a noticable nual shade tree planting on Arbor dotes, the outgrowth of this .business The concern is called The Amboy J benefit to this city and local consu- Day, April 10th. They will gladly into many forms of insurance that LOCAL MAN IS SMALL FIRE IN Lumber Company and will, it is learn- (Coiitlniiud on Pane 4) furnish any information in regards now play a big part in American ed, special''<; in used lumber. Trucks to the planting of trees. business life. '' • '.' ,;' SHORT CIRCUIT" IN The Commission will purchase The luncheon was appropriate to BEING SUED BY R.R. DELIVERY TRUCK have '<•'" ' usy during the past week A fire breaking out in one of the ' carting'V .j'er to the location. The FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Norway Maples, and the members of St. Patrick's "Day. The menu incju- The Pennsylvania Railroad Com- the commission will inspect the'trees ded ham and cabbage. .Irish songs pany is bringing suit against Andrew delivery trucks of the firm of E. S. foundations for lumber piles are be- A short circuit in the fire alarm Mason and Son on Monday morning ving put in and bridges thrown across planted last year in order to replace and stojries of the descendants ,'of Sprague of this city, for the sum of system threw the whole system out witn new ones those that have died the "Old Sod" formed part of 'the $30.40 damages because of an acci- while it was in the garage adjoining •the drainage ditches which border the of operation Tuesday night and 1 the business establishment of that .roadsides at this point. during the past year." program. A . M. L-o.ch.te,., guest of dent that happened in Perth Aniboy caused the alarm to sound. The fire The American Legion and indivi- George Gundrunv Jr.,i wp.n.i the clay when crossing gates were allegedly j concern slightly damaged the truck trucks were scurrying through the duals are requested to place their or- pipe breaking contest,1 yand ' all' the smashed by the defendant some time and caused slight burns to Elbert SURPRISE PARTY city endeavoring to locate the cause Slover, an employee, before it was of the alarm, but a visit to all of ders for trees at once, with any members wore a- souvenir; shamrock ago. The action is being brought in • Miss Louise Defort, of the Mel- member of the commission, who areand regaled' themselves with tobacco the District Court at New Brunswick extinguiishad by the use of chemi- the boxes showed thnt everyone was from the bowl of an .old, fashioned ajid the railroad is being represented cals. Slover discovered the fire and rose section, tendered a surprise closed. as follows: A- H. Bergen, Main noticing that the blaze was likely to party to her cousin, Miss Agnes Gil- street; Mrs. Samuel Newton, Borden- clay pipe. . ' ' . --• by Theodore Strong as council. City Electrician Dolan has been spread quickly to the walls of the f fedder, of Fifth street on Saturday town avenue; and Mrs. B. C. Uuvier, Sprague^ maintains a welding ser- garage, thus.threatening to cause a working hard on the system- and it Upper Main street. It is requested vice and supply service shop at 870 evening last. Vocal and musical is now working satisfactorily ngain, very serious conflagration, jumped selections were rendered. A num- that orders be placed during the MICHAEL HOGiN Amboy road, Perth Amboy, and at on the machine and drove it into week of March 23th to 31st. Orders the time in question was alleged to ber of out of town guests attended LOCAL MAN ELECTED HEAD Broadway at considerable risk to him- th.0 party nnd Miss Gilfedder receiv- will receive the personal attention be guilty of carelessness in driving self. Bystanders who saw the act ed mim» HV gifts- Refreshments OF PAST CHIEF RANGERS" of Mrs. B. C. Duvier, and she can be LAID TO REST his automobile into the crossing gates Funeral iservices for the, late are still wondering how Slover man- * were sorvet. " *«t a seasonable hour At n meeting of the Past Chief reached by telephoning 629 South on Washington avenue while they aged to breathe at all, not to mention Amboy. Michael Hogan were held from St. were lowered to obstruct traffic be- all departed iv. ,'iieir homes after Rangers Association of Middlesex Mary's Church last Saturday morn- the pain of the burns for it was in wishing the hostess ninny happy re- County held at Carteret last Sunday WIND TOPPLES°MORGAN HOME cause of an approaching train. the vicinity of the seat on which he ing at ten o'clock, when a Solemn Rarely is there a railroad com- turns. afternoon, Edward C. Smith, of this High Mass of Requiem was celebrat- was forced to sit that the fire was city, was elected to the presidency of A'strong gust of wind last Satur- pany that plays the part of plaintiff blazing most. "SEVEN LAST WORDS" day night toppled the home of Chris- ed by Dr. E. C. Griffin with Rev. n an action of this kind, the reverse; the organization. There were Inrge Father Bona and Rev. William Lran- / _ FOR PASSION SUNDAY delegations in attendance from all tian Yeager, of Morgan Heights, over usually being the case. Because of' ERECT FOUNDATIONS parts of the county. into an excavation that had been nery acting as deacon and sub-deacon this unique feature the case is' at- FOR NEW HALL ' Sunday night, March 29th, Pas- ' Other officials elected at the meet- made in order to build a cellar and respectively. Interment followed in tracting wide interest in the press of iday, the Jersey City Choral ing were: John S. Olbricht, first vice foundation for the house. Monger's St. Mary's ceme'tery under the direc- the country. Foundations for the new auditor- '111 render the oratorio, the president; Otto Staubnch, Sr., second house stands close to the edge of tion of Michael J. Scully. Six* ium to be erected on Washington N yfdtjtia at St. Mary's R. C. vice president; Charles J. Warner, the embankment near the railroad grandsons of the deceased acted ns BUS RACE ON BROADWAY avenue by Sacred Heart Parish have \ fAjLthe benefit of the llnaneial secretary; Alex Sokolinsky, and the washing of rains had under- pall bearers. been commenced during the past v Mr. Hogun died at the home of his The drivers license of Walter Sprat- week. The work is being done on V 9'Semorial Hospital recording secretary; and Otto Smith, mined the piling used as a foundn- ford was revoked by Police Justice \jitll*1 There wlil be treasurer. ion. Recently work of preparing son Dennis, of 8 Childs Road, New the ground adjoining the rectory and Hyde Park, Long Island, last Thurs- Forgotson at a hearing in the local the excavations seem to extend from . charge made hut u sil- Plans for the annual convention for the foundation was completed by court last night for a period of one ' Washington avenue clear through to w )0 Mr. Yeager on Saturday afternoon day morning of heart disease. The ju--. *iR '" * '"ken and the in May wore discussed as were pinna body was brought to the home of his yaur and Spralford, driver of a Perth Main street. From this an iden of Ire proceeds will KO to the hos- for the annual outing during the and during the evening while visit- Amboy bu.« line WHS forced to give the size of the proposed structure ing nearby he was attracted by a daughter Mrs. Frank McDonnell, of summer. Refreshments and a social David street, this city on Friday last. up nis position. According to the nuiy he obtained. lr'.-M. Claire Flaherty, of this city hour were enjoyed after the business noise apparently coming from the complaint of the polite there were member of this choral society. vicinity of his home. Investigation For several years past, the deceased A Ford coupe war. crowded off the session. had made his home with bis son, wo buses mixed up in the affair, a roadway on the Parlin road Tuesday e i oratorio has been broadcasted showed the house toppled into the ex- iiccdiiifV contest aloni,' Broadway, ml Station W.IZ nnd won wide uc-| cavation. Just a few more inches Dennis, prior to that he hud been' innriiiiie: and had to swerve into the SMALL FIRE AT for many years a resident of this The other bii:! driver,-I,eo Koleyjinski ditch to avoid a collision. The mach- W from the radio audience. ! PUMPINC STATION and tliu house would have tumbled had sentence suspended when it war, on down the ojnbankiuent it is said. city. ine sustained a broken steering Mr. iloiran was born at Carlow, IIIJWII linn lie w;is runninf; mi his knuckle mid was removed to De LOCAL TRUCK STOLEN A short circuit in a motor in the There was no one at home when the •orrect time while the other bus was Mechanicsville pumping station was accident happened. Queen's County, Ireland and upon Marco's garage on liurdentown ave- Wednesday night John T.)i- responsible for an alarm from the emigrating to the United States fveriil minutes late. In the race one nue for repairs, of First street, reported to the The U. S. Army has some very came directly to this city some forty if the buses was forced against the lire alarm box in that section Mon- VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS jlice that his commercial truck day afternoon. P.efore any of the l>:ood openings for young men in years ago. Besides the son and urbinp; and the wheels went up on ! ?n stolen from his parade On lire apparatus had reached the scene, Texas, Honolulu, Paniima and iilso hnirhtor mentioned above, he is sur- :ie sidewalk. Now is your chance to determine ay the Atlantic Highlands !lu> (ire had been extinguished by the in New York. Sergeant Mutiny, in vived by another daughter, Mrs. if your child hn» any musicnl ability charge of Hie Perth Amboy enlist- Fat of some son is necessary in at n nominal cost, Violin outfit free Informed the local authorities use of chemicals. All of the local William Warren, of Fords. '•el— diet, Probably the most easi- to each pupil completing one cnurac. ' truck had been found at that tipimiT.tiis answered the alarm and ment, station, and who enlisted about All kinds of fresh fish. for sale. 25 men last summer, will he glud tci '•' iliifostod nnd absorbed of all fats Pupils will Imvo UBC of instruments ith the two roar tires shot lhp Hole-in-the-Wiill looked like a Phone orders filled. Inquire A. < taken from milk and cream—in during course of utiidy. Cnli or write it had probably been mixed liri'inon's parade for a few minute:.". (jive any information desired with I'lnod^ood, lfi!! liordentown avenun, regards to the service, lie will be ther word:! butter fat. No other A. L. WeiJen, 30G Stnto St., Room jootlog deal. City Electrician Dolan replaced •telephone 521) S. A. Adv, "ond prodlict. is us rich in hoalth-friv- 309, Perth Amboy, N. J. Adv. the burned motor and si having re- at the Post Office in Perth Ambov facts as Blue K'bbnn Butter. Or- for the Grand Opening of on Thursday nf every week, and will 1 pairs made to the damaged one. Wntch for the Grand Opening of a curt'- ' - Adv. Wnl.rh I'vy the Omul OiiiMiiiif; of s New Furniture House on be glad to explain the opportunities Klefrman's New Furniture House on KU'Kmnn'H New Furniture House on jt.h. Adv. SulMU-Ihe for till' Clllwil. the sei'vice'ol'fers to young men. March 25th. Adv, Advertise in the Citizen. March 25th. y\,jVj V*gt Eight THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN THE S0UTH AMBOY CITIZEN /PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE SCJUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY •:\ April 13th reported that the rehear- say on Safety First in a recently con- Spring has come to town sals were being conducted in a very cluded contest. Miss Marie is an Navicoal Corporation satisfactory manner and assured the eighth grade pupil of St. Mary's members "The Whole Town's Talk- school. Easter is just around the corner 305 State Street ing" will be one of the best shows ever presented' in this city. A dance FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Phone P. A. 2781 " Perth Amboy, N. J. will follow the show and very good Rev. E. A. Wells, Pastor Months before you were thinking of Shirts music has been secured nad a good time is in store for all who attend. Morning worship and sermon by or neckties for Spring we selected these Shirts the pastor at 10:30) and evening Announcement was made at the worship and sermon at 7.30. . // and Neckties from the best lines displayed in meeting that Court St. Ann, of Sunday School at 2:30 P. M.,ih Keansburg, won the $100 offered by charge of William M. Emmons. this country. Now you may choose to please the Chamber of Commerce for the Epworth League devotional meet- B^^ organization of that place who could ing at 7.00 P. M. All young.^eople your needs. do most in boosting the town. are invited to this service. ^Members of the order offered to The Junior League on Wednesday serve a aupper in the K. of C. rooms afternoon after school. . tfli the Choral Society of West Hobo- "kjin, who will render the Oratorio in The church prayer meeting on New Notes of Sf^Mary's Hall Sunday evening'for Wednesday evening at 7:45. the'ljeenfit of the local hospital. Mrs. : FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New Arrivals i' Ginter will be chairlady of the G. E. Sehlbrede, D. D., Pastor ., Ber.' . ' ' 110 S. Broadway Phone 511 South Amboy Sabbath School at 10 A.M. Mr, At CARD OF THANKS Paul W. Prather, superintendent, Mtt Russell Mathis, assistant. w The liriegs Store The undersigned takes this means Adult Bible Class 10:20 A. M. Les- of expressing-a measure of the ap- son study, Last Chapter of St. John. preciation that is held for the ex- Church services 11 A. M. "Pre- Right up to the cellent work done by the fireman of sent Relationship and Future Heri- this city in extinguishing the blaze in tage." minute is the way a 'i. the barns on the Welsh property on 7:30 P. M. "The Christian's Vo- \ First street.* But for their prompt-' cation." young live-wire wants ness in responding to the alarms and > Junior services as usual, "Wide the effjeiency of their working meth- Awake and Ready." New Shoes ods after arriving at the scene, a ser- Those who may attend any of these his clothes and fur- ious conflagration with its attendant services always have a cordial wel- inconvenience and loss would surely come. nishings. Older ones too. Never overdoing it, Have resulted. They showed what they could 'do when given a fair Adeline, the small daughter of Mr. but. never under doing it. chance, and we once more thank and Mrs. Georjjfe Wagner, of Main them everyone. ., street, is recovering from an illness And they knov it's not necessary to pay top Signed, MICHAEL WELSH. of pneumonia. The Ladies Auxiliary to Progress- prices t,o look top-notch. They're acquainted/)? ive Fire Company will hold a card A CORRECTION nartv next Tuesday evening at the Easter with the rich, enduring fabrics, the smart styles, In last week's issue of this paper a fire house on Bordentown avenue. news item stated that Miss Louise the good tailoring and the fair prices of our Defort of the Melrose section ten- ANOTHER PERTH AMBOY dered a surprise party to her cousin R. E. DEVELOPMENT Briegs-Built Suits arid Overcoats for Spring Miss Agnes Gilfedder, of Fifth Washington Park Heights, the last street the preceeding Saturday even- high class development for home and Of course you want new Footwear ing. It is now learned, and the business sites in Perth Amboy, is now Priced from,$25 to $45 correction is gladly made, that it was being sold by Charles L. Steuerwald, Miss Gertrude Kierst, of Prospect Inc., Savings Bank Building, 208 for Easter, and you cannot come to a (The suits have two trousers) street that tendered the surprise par- Smith street, Perth Amboy. Washing- ty. 4 Othewise the item seems to have ton Park Heights is located both better place to choose yours than right met with approval. sides of New Brunswick avenue, run- Our Sporting Goods Department ning from Washington Park to the here, where the newest is on display. Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey, of city line. It is high and dry and is is now showing va complete line of Harry C. Lee Main street, spent the week end in improved with, water, gas, electricity Long Branch at the home of Mr. Har- and paved streets. Sewers are being Golf Equipment including golf clubs, bags, balls, Vey'a parents. installed. ^ 'WHERE QUALITY RULES" sweaters, windbreakers, golf hose and other acces- .sories. Priced consistent with excellent quality. WE BUY DOLLARS WE PAY FOR THEM WITH GOOD cam BOOT SHOP MERCHANDISE 'V BRIEGS The Only Shoe Store in Town Tailors, Clothiers, Haberdashers Toweling, good quality, worth 15c, Special per! 91 Smith St., cor. King Perth Amboy, N. J, 112 S. Broadway yard . ll/it; ^ Headlight Carpenters Overalls, white duck, double knees, sturdy construction, Special. $1.95 ^^ Boys' All Wool Suits, lined trousers, latest style, very good quality, worth $8.50, Special ....$4.98' Children's Stockings, regular 29c grade, sport rib, fancy or plain. Sand, grey, brown, black or while, per pair . . 21c GET YOURS!! Ladies Slippers, pumps and There is a nice profit awaiting every lot purchaser in oxfords, jils^t in time for Easter buying. Suedes, sat- ins, patent leathers and calf- skins. Tan, gray, black and Washington Park Heights brown.. Values up to $7. All at one price. Patent PERTH AMBOY leather Operas included, per The last high class development in Perth Amboy. pair $2.50 Special for women with small feet. ' A beautiful Located both sides of New Brunswick Avenue at the city line. line of samples of pumps up to $9.00, for only per pair $2.50 CHARLEi L. §TEIJERWALD, INC. JPINE' SAVINGS BANK BUILDING Telephone 1526-1527J FOR, ECONOMY 208 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. G;>) 1 Si mi. O *y CJ > > U -itid Mouse Furnish injjs Representatives on the property Saturdays and Sundays. Pine Avenue Cor. Henry St. assEss s 7 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Seven

lefeated Kid Bates son and Miltie Newmark, the Tus- ticed that Babe Adams was to fight son. What's the matter Mooney, time when the county is already over- . bout, putting Bates cons ace. Manager Ryan will use in Newark next Monday night, the didn't you get enough of it the last crowded. We feel sure that Jimmy dov>a . .ount several times. Triggs and Dauber as the batteries, same night he was to appear in Perth time you ran? I hardly think that /.A... -/IAN Edd .arks was outpointed by °Amboy. I hunted up Poulsen and will make good at the job of referee- 1 baseball can be put on a paying pro- ing and wish him all the success in Tony derquez. Marks seemed HPRP AlVH THPRP IN ' formed him of this and he verified position in Perth Amboy. Why not the world. NEAR PUGS TITLE afrau f . Roderquez and was contin- ;it by calling Hughey Gartland of try open air boxing bouts? ually running away. the Laurel A' c- This was not the Charlie (Phil) Rosenberg who won r. rtrri?T>c fault of Mooney as he had the prom- Walter Rogers is going out of So. T |ise of Adams to fi ht at SOFT DRINKS the world's bantamweight title from IAJ. X JAjJi IMfo MULRAIN e his next Amboy to secure a catcher for the Eddie (Cannonball) Martin last Fri- > show, but no doubt he will receive Sacred Hearts. Why? Can't Mor- LITTLE IMPROVEMENT I -was kind of surprised to find more money from the Newark promo- gan hold the slants of Rogers? He day night was twice defeated by Will Hughey Gartland in Worthman's ter, and on top of this he received Phone S. A. SSO Darcey, a former South Amboyan, seemed to fill the position last sea- corner at Perth Amboy on Monday word that Eddie Mathes was unable son. In fact better than the catcher .....who. fo—r th—e short time that he has There are quite a few boys of night, thinking that Hughey Would be to gut in shape to fight Billy Ross that was imported for the game feben in the fighting game has made Middlesex County who have been in in Newark to see the Renault and Unable to secure men to take the against Perth Amboy. D. & S. BOTTLING CO. .ite a record for himself. Having the fighting game for some time but Rojas scrap. Gartland is the man place of these fighters, Mooney was -light twelve round to a draw with have not shown very much improve- that handled Firpo when he first came going to call the show off until I 1S1 David St. ,'ancho Villa the world's flyweight ment since their first pugilistic ven- Everyone get in line. The State to the grand old United States. I offered the suggestion of putting Athletic Commission is issuing ref- champion and going eight rounds ture. The trouble probably lies with also guides the destiny of the son o Howard Hall in with Ross and secur- SOFT DRINKS with the former bantamweight hold- the handlers of the boys as there erees licenses to anyone who wants Old Bob Fitzsimmons and is havini ing a boy from the stable of Young Kruger's Special "The Nearest Yon er, Abe Goldstein. He has only been is no one in the county that can hard work getting Young Bob bouts Jack Dempsey. Mooney followed out one. Last week they issued two to jpped twice since he entered the teach the younger boys the finer a3 all the leading heavies are aide both suggestions and Hall will light my knowledge, Frank Bruggy, of Can Get." ightlng game once by Goldstein and points of the fighting game. Take stepping Bob. Mooney Poulsen is Ross and Leo Siddon, of Philadelphia Elizabeth and Jimmy Manley, of New once by Wilbur Cohen. Darcy's Tiger Nelson for instance, who has trying to get an opporant for Youni will meet Nick Savadrto. Poulfcen Brunswick. Brujgy worked his first first professional fight was in South been fighting around these parts for Bob for April 6th, and Al Robert: saw Siddon fight a star bout at Phila- show with Joe Hall at Elizabeth last Amboy atf the Empire theatre when over a year. What does he know? can have the b,out if he -wants it. delphia a few weeks ago and claims Friday and Manley has not been giv- he met flohny Dixon, but like all Has h« shown any improvement that he will please the fans more than en an assignment as yet, but no young Wys that meet with success since he first started here? No. The State Boxing Commission Adams. I am just citing these in- doubt will split wibh Lew Blaun- too rapidly, it went to his head and Another case is Johnny Hossie. When pulled a boner on Mooney Poulsen b; stances to show the fight fans what graund. Middlesex County now has LEE J. THOMPSON he atrayed from the straight and Johnny first started fighting the barring Tiger Nelson the day of h' a fight promoter is up against while four referees with two clubs running narrow path. writer stated that Johnny would fight. They should have let the Dan trying to stage good bouts. Gummy and Union has three referees with UNDERTAKER succeed fast. But I am beginning go through with his fight with Mar- Snyed refused to fight Jack Delaney one club and the American Legion < S. A. H. S. NOTES to think I will have to retract that kowitz an'd then suspend him, as th« and Kayo Blanchard will try to make running an occasional show. We AND By M. Bloom, H. S. Reporter statement unlness Johnny is placed fans paid their' good money to sc it four straight at the expense of do not hear of any new referees in under some one that can teach him Tiger fight. Jack, Incidentally I will not handle Essex County, the home county of EMBALMER •:. The South Amboy High School started the baseball practice on Mon- the fine points of the fight game. It the sale of tickets for somo time as the Chief Boxing Inspector. Both would seem that some one is trying • Passaic High School's basketbal the fight, fans do not appreciate the Union and Middlesex could do with 108 Pine Ave. South Amlor day afternoon and a large number to keep the boys from learning so team nas comc in for a Iot oi crltvl fact that they can secure good tickets two referees. Manley was given the of candidates answered the call of that the promoters can secure their cism bv a lot ot Pe°Ple for no und not have to wait in line, or go opportunity to be assigned a referee Telephone 624 Coach Tustin meetin this basketba11 team or tha services cheaply. If the boys don't j S early to secure their tickets. lonpr before McGuire and Blaun- The call for track men also came learn why they can not demand big' °ne, and then they come along an and by the looks of things the South graund received their assignments, pay. We will state an example of a cop the State Championship show but would not take it at that time, Amboy High School will be right on ing that they still possess the clasi Moonoy Poulsen i3 going to take their toes all season. boy who was fighting in the ton dol- and it seems kind of queer for the You can boost this city, if you want lar class until ho was picked up by that has enabled them to go througl another crack at baseball this sea- commission to appoint him at this to; why don't you try it for a while? The track team is being formed so a man who knew the fight game. This one hundred and seventy-two g"me .'as to compete in the Penn relays to was Gene Johnson, of Elizabeth. The and only lose one and this to a teum be held at Philadelphia in May. last fight Johnson had for ten dol- that they had defeated on several oc ST. MARY'S SPORT NOTES lars was at New Brunswick. Then casions. This criticism of a team o our old friend Hughey Boyle, of person always comes out when they By John E. Dwyer, Reporter Elizabeth, took Gone in tow and to- are returned a consistent winner, am St. Mary's is placing two teams on day Gene is drawing down three and the cry goes up "Set Up." WHEN YOUR WIFE the field of sport this Spring. The four hundred dollars a fight, It will regular baseball team, of which all be a long time before any Perth Last week through an error, Iher positions can be filled by capable and Amboy fighters nre nblc to draw appeared an article to the effect tha n in fact better players than those of down that amount for fightiiiR. If the Sacred Hearts third baseman wai last year, except that of pitcher., but some of the so called fight managers demanding too much money tor hi Has the Car Out as there are a number of candidates were not afraid of losing somo of services, but this was the fault of thi out for pitcher it is hoped that one their meal tickets, they would see linotype operator who left out a fey or two good pitchers may be found that their boys receivod the proper lines that altered the whole story, •who will bear the bulk of the pitching instructions in tho art tof pugilism. If was trying to state that n third bas this season. The other item on the a manager cannot tench a boy him-man that might have added stfcnpttl' sporting list is a track team. Coach self, he should not kooj) the boy from to the team was demand ing too mud money for his services. The pvesen Eppinger held a few practice scs- advancing but should try and place third baseman is satisfied with hi aions last week and from the looks | him where ho will receive the pro- arrangements with tho manaKemon of material, it seems that St. Mary's per training, of tho Hearts and no doubt will fil will make a good showing on the the nook in the corner as well as he cinder track this season. DEMPSEY TO FIGHT IN PERTH did last season, But going back to baseball, Coach AMBOY MONDAY NIGHT Molly will have Monaghan and Mooney Poulsen's next enrd of Ray Schanck, of New Brunswick, Parkes to do the catching, Cleary, showed a lot of improvement in hia WaU Anderson boxillg bouts wiU be beW !lt the New Wall, Ancleison AiuAuditoriuiitnri]]lmn nonn MouNew, *,„„„„„,•,. Brunswick ave- fight with Dick Lynch. The announc and Eyan for the infield, while Leon- nue Monday evening. For the star er stated that Ray had never lost a bout of eight rounds, Ed has secured fight since turning professional, but Young Jack Dempsey, of Philadel- he must have overlooked the fact phia, a boy who has made good in that Johnny Carroll holds a technica the leading teams of the state. several of his last bouts, defeating knockout over Schanck. This wa: Are you sure she can depend on the brakes ? We are equipp- A number of county meets huve Joe Reno, of Trenton and Eddie at South River. Ray claimed that he been arranged for the track teum Dempsey, also of Philadelphia. Dem- had left a sick bed to meet Carrol ed to reline all brake bands with Raybestos Brake Lining and turn ..end the boys hope to participate in psey will meet Gats Gargano, of and was unable to continue the fight, the" *>unty meet in May at New Staten Island, and this will be the although in no danger'of a knockout. your car back to you with the brakes just the same as when it was JJrunswick, in which they hope they second timo that Gats has been sent Nevertheless this proes down on the brand new. will bring home the bacon. in against ;; fighter named Dempsey. records as a technical knockout. Girl» Break Even Eddie Dempsey fought Gats and Carroll challenged Schanck after the The girls team played two games .knocked him out in the seventh Lynch bout and if Pou'.sen is wise last week playing St. Benedictine round. he will match Carroll and Schanck Academy of Elizabeth and losing to them by the score of 18 to 14. For his semi-final of eight rounds, for the county championship, and I This was the first game the girls lost Mooney has secured Babe Adams, of think that Schanck will take Johnny i this season but they received a terri- Newark, to met Nick Savardo, of as he did Lynch. Briggs' Garage deal by the referee. It was a Philadelphia. Eddie Matthes, of Sta- The booing of the referees still y be aulhe girls had &W™d, *ffl meet Billy Ross, of a ll abe ln y , continues in Perth Amboy and this Broadway and Main St. Telephone 322 South Amboy i ? ? * one six rounround boubout and i formerly defeated the St. Benedict- in the other Johnny Mullins and Ken time it was McNulty that came in for ines by a 52 to 10 score. Banks, of Rahway, will meet in a re- it during the Lavan and Herman The girls also defeated the Girl turn bout. Another return bout will bout when he warned the boys about Scouts of New Brunswick by a 36 be between Kid Fleming, of Perth butting. It is a good thing that Jack 22E to 17 score. St. Mary's led through- Amboy and Mickey Martin, of Hope- and Joe are not like a few referees cut and the game was never in lawn. Gummy Snyder will have his I have seen who start to argue back doubt. hands full when he meeta Jack Del- and this only gets the fans after them aney, of Carteret more than ever. One cannot satisfy RAY SCHANCK RETAINS the dollar and ten cent customers as WELTERWEIGHT TITLE TO OPEN SEASON they want a slaughtering match for their money. Ray Schanck, of New Brunswick, The Tuscons will open their sea- •welterweight chnmpion of the county son the second week in April with Mooney Poulsen has run into some ly virtue of his victory over Al the Keasby Fed Jrs. of Keasby. The more hard luck in preparing for his' Coughrin, of South River, success- Tuscona will line up as follows: next card of boxing bouts to be held fully defended his title by stopping Triggs, Doukas, Alpine, Smith, No next Monday. While reading a New- Dick Lynch, of Carteret, in two vak, Stockel, Douber, Pryga, Robin- ark paper Wednesday morning, I no- zounds at Mooney Poulsen's boxing ehow held at Perth Amboy last Mon- day, night. While tho fight lasted it mgJ8!mwsiBigmro^^ •was' fast and furious. Schanck «aught Lynch flush on the jaw early In the first round with a terrific right nook to tho chin and Dick was never able to Bhake off the effects of the How, and after thirty seconds of Wash ightlng in the second round Schanck (dropped Lynch for the final count. Tiger Nelson Suspended The fight fana were disappointed in 1the final bout of eight rounds, when The Tigor Nelson who was to fight Joe Mnrkowite, was suspended by tho Stnte BoxiiiK Commission for fighting rundor un assumed name lust week ,*t Bayonne, where he was knocked out in two rounds by Irish Fngnn. •'oulsGti wai not notified of this sus- "The World's Greatest Buy" pension until ten o'clock in tho morning o£ the fights, nml tho only Everyone Soya It—Sales Prove It available substitute Poulsen could se- cure wi\s Al Worthmnn, of Newark. Way Hudson ia not railed "the Worid'n Gratest Buy" for today alone "Worthmnn took things e:isy up until : tho fifth whun Referee McGuiro or- That is acknowledgment of ten years' constant refinement of a greS derod him to open up. Hooding the The new way, the way sensible women have adopted of doing l xefcrec's warning, Worthmnn came their washing is to phone Perth Amboy 1893 and then forget there SSSSiSf ^P»^^S«P««xpiindplc. The largest product ' out fighting in this round and with a i» Buch a thing as Waah Dny. Their laundry is returned by m

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5'? '<• - During This, the ikst Week of The Citizen's Big Automobile and Gold Prize Campaign, the Race Will be Brought to a Close Under a Sealed Ballot Box ;

ibs'cripttons whatever -will be accepted through the cam-, doling hour of the campaign—-10 o'clock Saturday night, March the reserve votes and those contained in the ballot box. There mrt'ment this week, but instead, candidates themselves 28th, 1925. will be no waiting, no complicated count, but simply a matter of posit their final collections in the sealed ballot box located adding the totals and announcing the winners. South Amboy Trust Company. By so doing, no one, not When tho final hour arrives, the campaign will be declared the; campaign manager, nor the publishers, can possibly closed, The judges will break the seals, unlock the box, and im- It is calculated that it will require some time, however, to w the voting strength of the respective candidates, which pre- mediately thereafter, or as soon as votes can be issued on the les Bijy possibility of favoritism and insures fairness to the subscriptions 'contained therein, the last count will begin. The canvass the findings in the box and to determine the winners. The jutest degree. Locked and Soled, the ballot box now repoiei winners will be detennned by merely adding the publahed vote official results will be published in next week's issue of the the South'Amboy Truit, Company where it will remain until the totals, which will appear for tho last time in this week's issue, to South Amboy Citizen.

'«-,' / •• Out-of-Town Candidates, Attention! »\ ^ . . • Heretofore out-of-town candidates have had the privilege of mailing their subscriptions from their home town as late as the closing hour of the various "periioV'. This will NOT be permitted the last night of the campaign. ALL VOTES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE IN THE SEALED BALLOT BOX fwTJEN THE RACE IS DECLARED CLOSED AT 10 O'CLOCK, SHARP, SATURDAY-NIGHT.

' 10ut-of-town candidates should, where possible to do so, arrange to deposit their envelope in person at the bank, but where this cannot be done, letters containing the final remittances should be addressed to "Campaign Department, South Amboy Citizen,'! and marked "For Sealed Box—Not to Be Opened.' Particular care should be taken to post letters in good time to reach this office before the final hour, and it is advisable that same should be sent under Special Delivery Stamp. < „ • Important Notice FINAL All subscriptions deposited in the sealed ballot box must be accompanied by cash, money order or certified check, for the full amount to cover. Personal checks positively WILL NOT be accepted. This ruling is, made in fairness to FATEFUL

all candidates and will be strictly adhered to. •/ THE JUDGES HOIK* Members of the Advisory Board, selected at the beginning of the cam- paign, will be asked to act as judges; to canvass the findings in the ballot box, and to award the prizes. The personnel of this board is as follows: With the final fateful hour, 10 o'clock Saturday night, emblazoned on their minds, stirring scenes are being enacted by the candidates in the Citi- HAROLD G. HOFFMAN CHARLES SAFRAN Mayor Merchant zen's Great Automobile and Gold Election, now swiftly drawing to a close.

JOHN TOMASZEWSKI JOHN SUTUFF Aroused to unprecedented opportunities of winning thebeautiful Motor- Foreign Dept., So. Amboy Trust Co, Merchant I Cars and other prizes, each passing hour is instilling new energy into ambitious REV. EDWARD C. GRIFFIN REV. G. E. SEHLBREDE Rector, St. Mary'i Church Paitor, Fir»t Preibyterian Church , workers. Everywhere they are swarming in eager and anxious quest for sub- All these gentlemen are well known to everyone in South Amboy and scriptions that will win them big votes—and in the end an automobile. surrounding territory, and the final results as given by them will be beyond These workers pay no attention to frequent rumors that circulate with dispute. the hope of damaging effect. Misleading sorties have but one object—in- Fourth Period Vote Schedule fluencing some candidate to retire for fear of being passed by someone else in the race. Such tales have no foundation whatever. It is obvious that no The last week (terminating March 28th), the following votes will be is- one can determine the ultimate results of the campaign. sued on subscriptions. Fourth Period, March 23rd to 28th Courage and downright hustle are the two things that will win the prizes,

1 year _. 1,000 Votes and every candidate should—and, for that matter is—taking upon himself 2 Years ,. - — 4'000 Votea 8 Years' -- 17,000 Votea and herself to annex just as many votes as possible between now and the close. 4 Years 40,000 Votes 0 Years . 96.000 Votes 10 Years 160,000 Votes The road ahead may be strewn with barriers, but these will be of slight NO EXTRA VOTE FOR NEW YEARS—NO EXTENSION VOTES AL- consequence to the one who goes ahead steadfastly onward through the corn- LOWED. dors of chance and out into the "land where happiness lies." THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

,ILLS ORDERED PAID AT Selfishne* t LAST MEETING OF COUNCIL PA\UL BRYLINSRI ' The selfish man sm The following bills were passed Ills selfishness than he for payment by the Common Coun- i —— selfishness withholds cil at the meeting held on Thursday benefit.—Emerson, evening of last week. Pt rmantnt C( NCRETE BLOCK8 Middlesex Coal Company ..$214.88 P. Brylinski, 40.50 roads art a PORTLAND CEMENT Edw, McDonough 13.75 good investment George M. Moi Anderson's Garage, 13.23 —not an expense Tice's Garage S.50 Old Lthigh and Wilkes-Barre Amer. Schaeffer & B. Corp 10.15 PI limbing .N. Y. Tel. Co., 5.65 W. S. Darley & Co —.23.45 COAL Heating Monmouth Ltg. Co 80.95 Why Phonc7 Center and Elms St. •Gamon Meter Co, 13.85 Estimates Furni*hed< Monmouth Ltg. Co —618.50 America International Motor Co ....250.00 821 MAIN SIT International Motor Co 10,300.00 Intnernational Motor Co., .-.9,600.00 TeL 245 International Motor Co., 250.00 Must Have More ALBERT JEROME John A. Coan, 148.62 Manufacturer ol SOUTH AUBOT, N. Joseph Lay Co., 8.75 Paved High Grade Granite and Tice's Garage 18.96 SHE SAID: Nels Kvist 17.00 arble First National Bank ^.781.60 FrankMcKusky 3.00 Highways "Bring two loaves of Jos. Charmallotti 21.00 HEADSTONES Joseph Cannon, 6.00 Almost every section of the United HESS'S BREAD as you John Connors, 1.60 Prank P. Woglom 10.40 States is confronted by a traffic problem. come home at noon. The 267 First Street H. Wolf & Co., 4.18 American Surety Co., 20.00 Month by month this problem is be- Balcombs are coming to Telephone/250 South Amboy S. A. Trust Co. 386.61 coming more and more serious. New York Tel. Co 5.05 dinner." John Tomaszewski, 49.15 Hundred of cars pass a given point Jos. McNearny, 2.46 Monmouth Ltg. Co 11.35 every hour on many of our state and HE SAID: Tice'B Garage 10.60 county roads. Down-town city streets Labor, Water works 387.14 I like Monmouth Ltg. Co., 35.32 are jammed with traffic. "You bet I will. F. O. Iseley, 96.80, Sullivan & Wilhelm 10.40 Think, too, how narrow many of our their bread." Charles Sturm 47.25 roads are, and how comparatively few B. V. Afflerbach Rubber Co., $105.00 HESS' BAKERY P. A. Hardware Co., 17.69 paved highways there are in propor- W. E. Smith 6.52. tion to the steadily increasing number 134 SOUTH BROADWAY G. Straub 6.00 of cars. C. I. Bergen 2.06 Phone 305-J N J State Bd. Child. Guard 2G.86 S. A. Print Co, 10.08 If the motor vehicle is to continue Kobert Linke _...10.00 giving the economic service of which Pennsylvania Railroad 348.73 it is capable, we must have more Con- A. A. Hulso, 26.00 You can get the best food Estate Win. Ward - _ 15.00 crete highways and widen those near ICf- served anywhere in the city John C. Thorn ..._..„ 10.00 large centers of population. C. P. Bostwick .6.25 De Marco Bros 50.00 Every citizen should discuss highway when you eat at tlie State,Board Health 62.50 Prompt Delivery1 needs of his community with his local authorities. CENTRAL LUNCH J.W. OLSEN C Day Frocks Require t Telephone* 336 Collar and Cuff Sets Your highway officials will do their 225 Smith Street SWAN HILL ICE GO. Perth Ambo' part if given your support. Yard and,Office, 146 Henry St, Perth Amboy Why postpone meeting this pressing Phone 340. Near Railroad Station need?

An early start means early reliei., =•>=•

PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION ; The Soath Amboy Business Directory 347 M.id 5on Avenue Nearly all those pretty day frocks NEW YORK that form tlie nminstay of summer Q/I National Organization to Improve and . REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE MARKETS COAL AND WOOD •wardrobes, whether In silk, linen or Extend the Uses of Concrete cotton, require collar nnri cuff sets ns OFFICES IN 29 CITIES a finish. These set.s are fanciful nr tai- If you are interested in buying lored, nnd lace, net, embroidery, rib- or selling real estate consult— bons, plain and striped linons and RICHARD McCLOUD. Jr. ICE - - COAL •wash silks are used for making them. A. H. BERGEN Wood By The Barrel Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pork Phone 3B8-W 260 1 BAG OR 1 TON SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS Telephone 159-R FREDERICK II. LEAR Telephone 146 135 N. Broadway COLE McDONOUGB REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE 128 David St. 210 George St ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS C. T. MASON JOHN DISANTIS (Succeesur to 11. F. Mason) Seafood—Fruiti—Vegetables EDWARD McDONOUGH Phone 473 177 N. Broadway COAL COMPANY IN — FOOTWEAR Reliable UNITED STATES Companies COAL EXPLOSION INSURANCE CHRIS NICORVO 214 Pine Avenue NOTARY PUBLIC Footwear for South Aniboy, N. J. 231 First Street South Amboy MEN AND BOYS 165 N. Broadway TRUCKING AND MOVING J. M. FAEZER, THE FINEST ESSEX CONTRACTORS $ Insurance of All Kinds FERD D. TEDESCO ELMER F. PARISfiN Fire, Automobile. Liability, teptostoa, Carting of Any Kind EVER BUILT 8?5 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Ouutltr, We Frtlthtand Tan Extra 313 David St. South Amboy Cannot Get Equal Style, Performance airad Surety and Fidelity Bonte Phone 316-J 211 August* St Telephone 109-M Telephone 144-J Within Hundreds of Dollars of its Price 84S XAOf ST. SOUTH JUDOT EDWARD HANSEN Tel. 673 Carpenter and Cabinet Maker Essex is a totally different type. Its advantages are exclusive MILK AND CREAM JACOB J. JACOBS^N because patented. It gives results never before attained in any car: Jobbing and Alterations TRUCKING AND MOVING Law price, without disappointment in looks or reliability. R. A. CASEY 679 Liberty St. South Am'jey, N. J. Economy without sacrifice of performance. If it is of wood CKEA.M Stability and highest readability without unnecessary weight. MILK I can make it The riding ease of large, costly cars. The handling ease of a Phone 207 347 Catherine St. Hoisting of Every bicycle. Utter simplicity in dedgn. Shop and Residence, 180 Dull St The lowest maintenance cost, we believe, of any car in the world. SHOE REPAIRING Telephone 45S Description P. O. BOX 261 Largest Selling 6-Cylmder Closed Cars in the World MICHAEL BRANCATO WM. GAWENUS CLARENCE H. ELLISON Shoe Repairing CARPENTER AND BUILDER General Rigger 131 S. Broadway, Cor. John St, Down Payment: $366.00, 1 year to pay balance. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. PANCO FLASH Jobbing Promptly Attended To Bridge St. Melrose Soles Eitimates Given Phone 403 F, O. Box 208 ESSEX HOLDS ITS OWN EVERYWHERE SOUTH AMBOY PERTH AMBOT PAINTING AND PAPER AUTOMOBILES HANGING , "It's Cheaper To Rido In A CHEVROLET JAMES A. SEXTON Sexton's Garage FRANK NELSON CONFECTIONERY and LUNCH EDWARD GOODMAN Resident Salesman 15 Smith Street Perth Aniboy, N. J. 157 Bordentown Avenue MAURICE COVE OYSTERS Phone 675 304 Main St. South Ambojr (JIIBIacrossrnilrond bridge) Can be reached at Tel. 430 Tele. 211 21C N. Broadwayj THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

,. .i<0H 27, 1925 sea and the business'secjtion was es- tablished in a part of [the tract to prevent intrusion on thje privacy of FOOD BEACH the home dwellers. ' Because of the uniqui topography, TOBE OPENED the tract is divided info two almost Representing the Best Fire i separate although still flnited resorts, Insurance Companies. one a beautiful lake find the other J25 *S€«*on Next Sunday— seashore. The lot arei is so arrang- Explosion, Liability, Automobifo ny New Improvements Slated. ed that the homes cofimand an ex- and Plate Glass Insurance cellent view of the lalft, while others tnting many new improvc- look out upon the ocefin. This com- When Seeking Insurance, Ask Cliffwood Beach, the newer bination is declared finique and has Us New Jersey coast resorts, will , attracted favorable cdjnment from all tally opened for the 1925 sea- who have visited the ||lace. iday, March 29 and the event With the linking & North Jersey NOTARY PUBLIC marked by a celebration that ; cities with the shorejfresorts it is be- ontinue through the following ing pointed out Ithat Cliffwood 312 David St South Amboy •. It is expected that the at- Beach is nearer tr|fln others to the i summer playground will be city area, as a result of which land by hundreds during that purchased there wlil increase rapid- 'SAY IT WITH FLOWERS' and special arrangements have ly in value. Witlf this realization in Funeral and Design Work INSURANCE .nade for guiding them through mind those who have already bought OUR SPECIALTY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ' .erritory. The development is land at the heachheel that they have Alto Every Line Of r the direction and management accomplished art, important invest- orrisey & Walker, who also de- ment early. WiWh the resort already POTTED PLANTS FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE >ped Laurence Harbor, JCeans- in excellent condition its growth dur- Cut Flower* On Hand and Shark River Hills. The ing the next thfee or four years is — AT — GLASS, ETC. i of the firm are at Newark, expected to exceed the best predic- The New Flower Store •>ad street, Jersey City at 2850 tions of the owners. Boulevard, • Laurence Har- F. SEMONEIT & SONS FRANK Sf. KABOSKI ffwpod, Keansburg, Shark Daniel Bishoff,- formerly of this 301 PINE AVE. Insurance Agent and Broker PUBLIC SERVICE Us and Asbury Park. city, has sold to MJr, H. B. Ware, of he roads leading to the shore Bayview Manor two lots in that Telephone 501-J 107 S. Pine Ave. South Amboy Hit) condition as a result of vicinity. '' Men and Women JOT patrol system maintain- 3 employees of the State 1 3ommission, it is believed CONSUL } The Telephone Operator people will take advantage Real Estate/Insurance GENERAL portunity to make the trip On a busy day the PUBLIC SERVICE Telephone irtobjle.. To accommodate Sullivan & Williy making communica- distance of more than 500 feet tion quick and certain. plans have been mapped out for Putty, and GhiMn cher extension. The walk is 24 C. 1. Bergen, 17S Stevens av* When the Telephone Operator answers % in width and from it is obtained "PUBLIC SERVICE" to your call she excellent view across Raritan Bay corner First ittreet Lfar but to sea. Attractive beach puts the emphasis on "service" tches with movable backs, design- Telephone 435 n. admit of securing opportunity ing across both the sea and the 'ral, winding lake to the- left. EUGENE A. MORRIS .x.,. bf< constructing the board- Office Supplies and Stationery (SuocosBor to A. T. Korr) represents an expenditure of 000. ThV-.building program, has Paints, Oils and Varniahen n carried out with minute care, FRANK WOGLOM in the center df the boardwalk is 197 Smith St. Perth Amboy Brushes, Glass, Bronzes, l imposnig esplanade, decorated in JOHN C. THOM /hite and with a green tile roof. It WE H. MARTIH ost $5,000 to construct and during CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 22 Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc. Carpenter and Plumber ihe summer will be utilized in giving PIANO TUNING and }nnd concerts. A stroll along the WALL PAPER Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly L REPAIRING 'aik opens to view a vista of the 238 First Street South Amboj bjiderful setting of the beach. Large 2M First Street, Sontk A«koj, 1.1 Attended To •fl shady trees are along the banks 246 Bordsntown Avenoa the big lake find shrubbery Advertise in the Citizen. TelcplMM «8Jff. mnds. The lake is fed by more a twenty springs and is clear as rystal. Landings are to be con- structed soon and the lake is expect- ed, to/prove a Mecca for canoeists. N "\Oiily a short stretch of land separ- ate^ the lake from the bay, along which have recently been constructed extensive bulkheads and jetties, at a cost totaling in excess of $25,000. Since the beginning of the latter •work the white sand has gradually .worked towards the shore and a fine •white sand beach has been formed kynature. The beach front, extend- ing far out, is expected to prove es- pecially attractive for children, who will be enabled to wade far out. Other innovations soon to be con- summated will be a large fresh wa- ter plunge and equipping of a .big playground for the kiddies. To date there has been expended Own a Car This Summer on the development, in the way of providing boulevards, wide roadways, installation of water and electricity lines and the other improvement al- ready enumerated, more than $300, Enroll Now! 000 with many more thousands to be spent in the near future in pushing (© br Wuttn Newspaper Union.) Horizontal Vertical. the improvement program. It is be- 1—Supreme Being Brilliant a»embla«* ing'pointed out that while in many 4—Hollowed oat S—E»r eella ' . It soon will be a temptation to Now no family need be handi- seashore developments the making of 6—Glutlnnua material 8—Hate expensive improvements is not enter- 8—Fountain beverage 4—Tleld get out on the road in your capped for lack of a car; it may ed into until there has been a big re- 0—God of love «—Filth 11—Above 6—Proceed turn on the initial outlay of money, IS—Ho T^-Nejrutfve ftnmer own car. Many a time you will be paid for out of weekly earn- \thoso in charge of developing Cliff- 14—United lioily (nbbr.) 8—Narrow point of land extending ;wood Beach have shown real pro- 14—Of the Hume kind K into wnter > wish you had a Ford—-a. wish ings. groaaiveness in creating vast improve- 18—8 who cookn In an oven •what waa accomplished lust year us 27—All rlKht (iil)lir.) 20—Beautiful woman Purchase Plan. have your car for summer use. a criterion. During the six-month XS—The Mimic Illluir 21—Fee poriod that the owners conducted the 2D—SeroiiN membrane 22—lMtnn, narrow Inlet irrndaall7 intensive campaign in 1!>'.M, $720,000 31—Smnll Ntouc dlnilnlHliiiiK Inward Have a Ford Dealer in) lots was the result in sales. This '.111—Mutter imhutllutt 35— lleveruge BALLOON B4—Obatruct 24—IncrenHe This plan was evol- brought thi? ri'iilisuiUon Hint during SIT—A riike SO—Town of HoiiNhu Island, Japan TIRE EQUIPMENT explain the Weekly ' the celebration that would mark the !IH—noj-'H iininc 82—Seethe Full Size (29x4.40) formal opening .for the current year fit)—l)k>fmiuitory tvrltlnff B4 One who InvltcM ved to put car,-buy- tlibfo would be ii lnrgu number of 41—Exl»< Sfi—JewlHh itiuiifh Now Optional On All Purchase Plan in •persons who would take quick ad- 42—In lied 3U—Vunerntc . Ford Car* 44—To doff (Jiocllo) 89—HnvliiK iniiile a loan ing on the simplest vantage of the opportunity to seek 4(1—Without termination 40—C.lrl e.\!ni on id) c]uml bwly detail or write us the many valuable locutions still re- Un opon tyium In- 48—Ren tin eluding (loinoimtable rlms madning available. 40—A Kroln ' ' 40—Part «f verD "to be* and easiest basis. direct. '.The development consists of ap- 47—DcpoHlt Solution will appear In next Innue. proximately 400 acres and is favored Runabout — - $200 witH an nhundiincc of natural ad- Tudor Sedan - - $580 vantages. The bench has n water Coupe — — - — 520 Fordor Sedan •• — 660 front extending back to attractive FREE VOTING COUPON JW--V - On open cars demountable rims and starter are $8B extra wpodland. Locntetl within twenty 1 miles of the Metropolitan Area, the In The South AmbDy Citizen "Everybody Win»" »* £w.i*'":i. All prices f. o. b. Detroit tract is within miay commuting dis- Grand Prize Campaign tance of New York and the other cities in the district. The stuto high- GOOD FOR 25 VOTES way route to th'6 shore passes along thVaide of the development and be- I hereby cn.st 25 frBEE VOTES to the credit of Miss, Sayreville Sales Corporation cause of the novel setting of the of- fice—ii replica of Captain Kidd's ship Mr. or Mrs. —attracts the attention of the thou- 116 Washington Road SAYREVILLE, N. J. sands of motorists who pass up and Address Phone 255 down the highway. This coupon, neatly clipped out, name nnd address of the .'Jn laying out the big tract John 2. candidate in, and mailed or. delivered to the Election Department Wjrtson, landscape architect, who he's of Tho South Amboy Citizen, South Amboy, N. J., will count at LocaJ Representative, Joseph McKeon, 359 been associated with many notabilc 25 FREE VOTES. It doca not cost nnythinR to cast these John street, Telephone 396. developments, sought to preserve the votos for your fnvorito candidate, nnd you are not roatrictod in natural buuuty of the Imid, encased any sonso in voting them. Get all you can and send them in— in part in woodland, and wns suc- they all count. cessful in accomplishing his purpose. Do not roll or fold. Dollvor in Pint Packngo. Tho roads) hove been HO placed that itjis possible) to obtain a Una yiow NOTE: This coupon must bo voted before March 28th. of! both tho rolling country and-tho,

•\ I THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN '"" •—f— FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 ing liberally patronized, showing that our people appreciate such a con- venient enterprise with such liberal prices. • • * • • Joseph F. Fulton has captured the Looking Back Borough Clerkship plum and con- gratulations are now in order. Mr. Thirty Years Fulton is thoroughly competent to fill the position. YOUR INM k i: I IBOOk As all the offlcisl plums are dis- Issue of March 30th, 1895 posed of and the Council will settle down to work and the average citi- ' Better sidewalks for Broadway zen will enjoy the privilege of criti- Should engage the earnest attention cising the acts of the mayor and and YOUR FUTURE t /> of Council and properly owners on council as usual. the Main street of the borough. . * • •. Glover's wonderful perfected Edi- RIPARIAN GRANTS son Bettin micro-phonograph enter- tainment will be given in the Bap- Henry M. Thomas, representing tint church on the evening of April this borough, went before the Board 10. This is Edison's wonderful talk- of Eiparian Commissioners on Thurs- ing and sinking machine, and furnish- day, at. Jersey City, and secured the es an evening of pure enjoyment and riparian grants to the foot of George, delight. Catherine, Gordon, Ferris, Louisa and Portia streets, and Bordentown ave- The new Methodist Episcopal church nue. Mr. Thomas has been very on John street, will be dedicated with • successful in all his transactions be- imposing ceremonies on April 21st. fore the board, and secures his grants ..». • in an expeditious manner. ,The 75th monthly meeting of the stockholders of the Star Building & PUBLIC SCHOOL'NO. 1 HONOR Loan Association was held at Mar- ROLL FOR MARCH, 1895 tin's Hall no Monday evening, the • * • • • 25th instant. First Grammar, Maggie Jackson, A RECEPTION Meda Slover, Lester Van Zandt, Al- Mr. and Mrs. Abram Stephenspn, fred Kingham, Eddie Dangler, Alice of Second street, gave a reception Applegate, Ellis Adams, Lulu Chase, to their son, Richard C. Stephenson Freddie Bissett, Maggie Hunt. anfi his wife, on Thursday evening, Second Grammar, Bertha Deibert, in honor of their recent marriage. Jennie Peet, Nettie MeKenna, Sarah The reception was in the form of an Nichols, Albin Ginter, Effie Pimlott, afternoon tea, followed by an even- Julia Emiliussen, Lillian Van Pelt, ing of social chat, and the playing of Charles Linden, Mary Grover, Ed- such parlor game3 as are usually mund Gifford, Mabel Smith. indulged in at such times and places. First Intermediate Department, That equally essential part of all like RuBie Slover, Etta Straub, May accasions, the delicious and tempting Wood, Lotta Greene, Bessie Mundy, dishes of culinary skill wero display- Sena Neilson, Genie Kvist, Edna ed in abundnnce followed by fruits Man's Lest friend is his pocketbdok, but a pocketbook without money -is Agan, Anna Barcalow, Frank Dey, •ind ice cream. Only members of George Kelly, Alden Bastedo, Joseph a sort of poor relation. Have you ever stopped to consider that money spf nt Reeder, Walter Inmann, Rachael the two chiefly interested families • Henry. together with Rev. J. G. Edwards in a distant city is lost to you forever while money spent at home is an invest- Second Intermediate, Harvey Bru- and wife Chas. S. Buckelew and wife, magin, Ike Shekerjian, Herman Hill, Mrs. Hamilton and two daughters, ment that comes back to you in many ways? By spending money at home Beatrice Martin, Hilda Linden, Ethel Misses WUletta and Esther, were Dilyton, Mary Peterson, Essie Force, present. About 10:30 P. M., all de- you not only strengthen business and help it to expand, but you actually im- Anna Henry, Lulu Slover, Jennie parted for their homes, declaring that Kingham, Lillie Parisen, Robert Gor- they had enjoyed the pleasant gath- prove you own standing and aid in the development of your community. don, Eddie Vann Pelt. ering and wishing the host and host- First Primary, Freddie Johnson, ess much happiness through the re- Your town is just what you make it. Civic pride and loyalty have built Alice Mulford, Senie Kvist, Laurice cent union. Peterson, Howard Littell, Lillie Slo- the great cities of the country just ate you can help to build yours. Money ver, Katie .Render, Gracic Van Bur- Too Coniervativc en, Edwin Roddy, Albert Marple, We'd Uke no stock In tho snylnp spent at home goes into home town banks where it is loaned to home town in- Harry Deibert, Martie Hillman, Lou- thai a sucker la burn etwy minute terests and reinvested in home town projects. Money spent elsewhere simply isa Render. That would be onlr 1.440 a d«y,- Second Primary, Mabel Walters, Hoiiston r*nst-r>lsn*teh. goes to build other communities at the expense of your own. Helen Mulford, Emma Compton, Minnie Emiliussen, . Maud Grover, Minnie Straub, Emiliie Dayton, Se- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Look over the town. Is there any article of merchandise ybu need that rena Lear, Emilie Preston, Ellen Lin- FRANCES M. OLAF, administra- is not sold here? Comparison of prices at home with those in other cities will den, Amelia Neiltopp, Ethel French, trix to Joseph Olaf, deceased, by di- Willie Rehfuss, Harry Cox, Raymond rection of the Surrogate of the Coun- convince you that it is always cheaper to buy right here where you can exam- Greene, Frank Mosher, Harry Mosh- ty of Middlesex, hereby gives notice er. to the creditors of the said Joseph ine the article and return it if it is not up to specifications. H. C. Perrine and Son's new dock Olaf to bring in their debts, demands and claims against the estate of the It is a fallacy to think the best goods must be purchased in the larger is nearing completion. said deceased, under oath or affirma- ."" ; • * •. • * tion, within six months from this date cities. The goods sold at home come from the same manufacturers, bring the IL_B. Willis, of New Brunswick, or they will be forever barred of any has been elected Borough Counsel action therefor against the said ad- same prices and are just as fully guaranteed as merchandise purchased in the for the ensuing year. ministratrix. It is now time to take some action Dated March 10, 1925. big town. -;•' toward a better roadway under the " FRANCES M. OLAF, P. R. R. tracks at Mechanicsville. 3-13-SH Administratrix. But there is one outstanding difference: The money you spend with the Mr. B. Roddy has received his cre- dentials as Police Justice and is now NOTICE big city house is gone, never to return, while the money spent here stays here ready to act in his official capacity. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED and helps promote home town industries and interests. This money will open may take notice, that the Subscriber, J. H. Sexton and Co,, formerly of administratrix etc., of Thomas Con- new avenues of progress and advancement for you and your fellow townsmen. Asbury Park, will open an under- way, deceased, intends to exhibit his taking establishment in this borough final account to the Orphan's Court The one sure way to strengthen your own position and insure increased about April 1st. for the County of Middlesex, on Fri- The salary of the Superintendent day, the seventeenth day of April property valuations at home is to keep your money here. By patronizing of Water Works has been increased 1925, at 10 A. M.,' in the Term of $15 per month. He has also been April 1925, for settlement and allow- home industries and buying from your home town merchants a bigger and given authority to collect water ance; the same being first audited and rents. stated by the Surrogate. better South Amboy wilt result. For your own sake and for the future of Dated March 10, 1925. The recent improvement in the BEATRICE CONWAY, your home town, patronize home town institutions. " gas has given great satisfaction to 3-13-5t Administratrix. the consumers and Mr, Stewart, the superintendent, says the improvement NOTICE will be permanent. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED The room in the basement of Bor- may take notice, that the Subscriber, ough Hall has been prepared for executor etc., of Veronica Nowakow- HELP MAKE THIS A BIGGER, BETTER AND Police Justice Roddy to hold court in. ski, deceased intends to exhibit his final account to the Orphan's Court The scenery for the new K. of P. for the County of Middlesex, on MORE PROSPEROUS TOWN hall, which ia now under construc- Friday, the seventeenth day of April tion, is being rapidly completed. 1925, at 10 A. M., in the Term of «* • • i April 1925, for settlement and allow- "• Many of the servico water pipes ance; the same being first audited PATttONIZE aro still frozen up, to the great in- and stated by the Surrogate. convenience of the people who put Dated March 10, 1926. HOME INSTITUTIONS the water in their dwellings, THOMAS J. BURDEN, Jones' hot and cold baths aro be-3-13-5t Executor.

Reinhardt & Kurowsky EASTER IN ROME JOHN MCDONNELL, Mgr. PETERSON'S PHARMACY laaurance of all Kindi With tho Holy Year Catholic Pilgrimage Society Mutual Grocery Store Broadway s Very Rev. Paul James Francis, Society of the Atonement, JASPER BROS. THE FIRST NATIONAL GREENSPAN'S ' Chaplain. Personal supervision Dr. J. G. Coyle, K. C. H. S., Fruit Market President Past State Deputy, Knights of Columbus, N. Y. En- BANK Watch Our Special* and Save dorsed by Archbishops, Bishops and loading Catholic, Laymen. D. E. MAHONEY Let IU make your arrangement* for this tour leaving New S. MEDINETS .MASON'S Quality Grocer York March 2flth, 1925, arriving in Rome in time for the Holy Hardware Radio—Fine Furniture Eaiter Festival*, etc. Write or mil at PAUL BRYLINSKI Alpine's Bargain Store THE SOUTH AMBOY JACOB COLDBERGER, BANKER Coal, Concrete Block*—Cement Pine Are., Corner Henry St. TRUST COMPANY Steamship Ticket Agency 432 State Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. COHEN'S BOOT SHOP WM. J. SULLIVAN G. E. APPLEGATE & SON "Where Quality Rule." Ice Cream—Candy—Fruit* Coal, Ice and Wood EMPIRE THEATRE BRTGGS' AUTO SUPPLY TENENBAUM'S Your Home Town Movie "Everything for the Automobile" Value*, Low Price*, Reliable Merchandise GEORGE GREEN B. STRASSER Marathon Garage Men'* ami Boy*' Outfitter STRAUB BROS. Groceries, Confectionery, Ice Cream Choice Meati TELEPHONE 407 M. B. HAMMELL, Mgr. T. F. SULLIVAN 108-110 STEVENS AVENUE SOUTH AMBOY, N. I. A. ft P. Tea Company H. WOLFF & CO. 103 Steven* Ave. "Everything for the Family" Busses leave South Amboy to Kpyport J. ALFRED JOHNSON EAGLE TEA CO. Toor's 5-l\0-25c & Up Store Men'* Furniihing* five after and twenty-five of. The Home Grocery Genoral MeVchnndiie of Quality BiiHses lenve South Amboy to Perth Amboy Ten after and twenfy olf.

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various business was transacted for build (soon, day at Union Beach. A Perth Amboy visited the Museum of ISON TOWMP the good of the order. Two new Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family, members were admitted. The char- Miss Marie Jerome, of Dodd Natural History on Sunday in New E SELL Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gross, of of Harrison, are making their per- street, and Mr. Frank Pitcher, of York City. Brooklyn, spent Sunday with Mr. and ter is being held open for the ad- manent home on the Matawan Road -+1M0- \ Mrs. William Grow, of Cheesequake. mission of new members between the in their new bungalow. TITE INTAL-TONE \ Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brown, of ages of 21 and 35 years in order to Charles Zahn and son spent Sun- Something New! \. Highland Park .spent the week end fill the quota to 25 active members. » Phonograph bMr t with Miss Ellie ; Arose, of Cheese- The fire company is anxious to fil CHOICE Rlnic of then All. \ quake. the above quota and anyone desiring Tuning anrt Hepalrlng at Him Mr. and Utsl S, Applegate and to join and meeting the age require daughter, of Msinasquan, spent Sun- ments will be accepted by applying HARRY PARIS*. day with Mr. and Mrs. James Bur- to any of the members. lew, of Cheesequake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maclean, of James Hanley has purchased a Matawan Road, entertained their new patent harrow with rubber tires nephew, John Manning, and his from Robert Higgins of Browntown. counsin, Miss E. Dunn, of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. George Burlew spent over the week end. Sunday at Middletown, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Manning, of A Ray of Light The Episcopal Church of Our Ely avenue, attended a house party The connoisseur of Saviour of Cheesequake will hold at Mrs Madden's home in Newark steaks and meats for Mourners JJoly Communion service Sunday at over the week end. knows that his hostess - S J4. M. Other services will be Sun- Mrs. L. Zahn, of Oliver avenue, is No longer need we abandon our da}/ School at 2 P. M. and Church visiting her mother in Newark. is a good judge when she makes a practice loved ones, unprotected, in the old- Services at 3 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. F. Schemp, of Harri fashioned sodden grave. The Nor- Mrs. Charlotte Brown, of Long son,' spent last week end at their of buying from us. We can give you the most walk Vault turns each grave into a Branch, and Mrs. Amelia Bodine, of bungalow on Ely avenue. choice cuts to serve your guests. Our prices are miniature tomb. Airtight, water- Keyport, spent Monday with Miss Mr. and Mrs. James Cox, of reasonable. Let us serve you, proof, of steel reinforced cement, it Ellie Arose, of Cheesequake. Kearny, spent last week end at seals by hand into one solid piece of Miss Henriette Brown, a student their bungalow on Ely avenue. FRESHEST OF Fre«h Fuh Every Wedneidaf and Friday masonry that protects forever against of Lhe New Jersey Woman's College Mrs. B. Booth has just arrived the ravages of times. All good un- at New Brunswick, spent the week home from a week's visit in Newark. FRESH FISH "Shop Here and Save" dertakers recommend the NORWALK end at the home of her parents, Mr. Mr. E. Ennen, of Jersey City, VAULT, the best INSIST on it. Ma and MVs. Arthur Brown, of Cheese- spent last wek end at his bungalow ORDERS DELIVERED 8TRAUB BROS. by quake, on Prospect avenue.. Mr. and Mrs. S. Bloodgood, of The Pinochle Club, of Laurence CHOICE MEATS Fords and Mr, C. Cole, of Brooklyn, Harbor, held its usual Thursday JOHN DI SANTIS 110 N. BROADWAY PRONE 140 The Norwalk Vault .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrsnight session last week. C. Zahn 1 Frsincis Hartle Jr., of Cheesequake. won first prize; T. Gilmore, second Phone 473 PLA1NF1ELD, N. J. prize; and Mrs. M. Gilmore, third Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zeigler, 177 N. Broadway South Amboy MEATS have returned afUjr spending the prize. Light refreshments consist- Winter in Florida. They spent last ing Of coffee and cake were served week end with their niece, Mrs. M.after the playing of the games. Slover, at Browntown. Mr, and Mrs. T. Gilmore, of Lau- Elmer Applegate, of Cheesequake, rence Harbor, are cleaning off their is adding a new addition to his home lots on Ely avenue expecting to which is nearing completion. Webster Magee, of Browntown, is •confined to his home with an attack of rheumatism. After Every Meal George Nytnan, of Cheesequake, has had a 5 tube radio set install- ed in his home, by Frank Batterson, •of South Amboy., * - James Pollen, of Browntown, has ^purchased a new Ford coupe. Herman Gluer and George Nyman, of Cheesequake, motored to Trenton last Saturday evening. Go Slow signs have been put up at the Browntown school house to safeguard the children. • The Misses Rose and Rita Nyman •"^w* spent the wek end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ny- man, of Cheesequake. Pass it around George Burlew, of Cheesequake, after every neaL \ has built a new barn on his proper- Give the family ty. Hie benefit of it* Miss Adella Brown, a student of aid to digestion, ' Drakes Business College, Perth Am- dean* teeth too. boy, spent the week end at the home Keep It always A New Lake and Seashore Resort of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur in the house. , Brown, of Cheesequake. "Costs little-helps much" Mrs. W. P. Gaston, of Cheese- } quake, and daughter Mrs. E. Jerome", of'Laurence Harbor, motored to Bradley Beach oh Tuesday Mr. Jacob Doll, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Millions of new population coming to YOUR SEC- Jacob Doll Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. W. TION NEW wealth NEW opportunities. - Mehrtens, of Bradley Beach, Mr. G. P. Kuhl, Miss Nellie Kuhl, Mr. and mm NEW era of seashore development. A BILLION dollars' ' Mrs. Lewis Frick, of Red Bank, spent Sunday afternoon and evening at ««.* worth of transportation projects will DOUBLE the popu- i the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. lation of Your Section within the next 5 to 10 years. You Gaston, of Cheesequake amthe - Tactony and your neighbors made money last year at Cliffwood LAURMCEHARBOR Representative Beach; you can do twice or three times as well'at the great iZr-R. opening this Sunday, March 29tl\. Thisjs^YOUR oppor- Mr. and Mrs. John Vreeland and Mr. and Mrs. G. Cadmus and Mr. tunity because it is YOUR section, j Buy this Sunnday and and Mrs. Frank Cadmus, of Bayonne get your share of the enormous-value increases that are spent the week end at their bungalow Let me PORT are on Orchard Avenue, explain my '6™ST coming to Cliffwood Beach, as the nearest seashore devel- Mv. Charles Schmidt, of Newark, plan before visited his bungalow on Brookside you buy opment to the cities and the first to open since the an- avenue. Radio nouncement of these great transportation projects. Mr. John Kruger and grandchild- ren spent the week end at their bun- ^ galow on Brookside avenue. $S! Mrs, F. Frnnz and children, of . HOLUANO , VEHICULAR Great Opening Prospect avenue spent Sunday in .. TUNNEL - Newark. . The Laurence Harbor Junior Base- Treasure Shore Section ball team opened the baseball season ... il'Ci1 on Saturday by playing the Genoah SUNDAY, MARCH 29TH Srs. The score was 13-12 n favor of Genonh. • RICHMOND J Opening Week Closes April 5th The Madison Township Firemen's ) 1 HE OzarkaPlan offers you the Rfllief Association met after the reg- practical way to buy Radio. It ular meeting of the fire company and permits you to satisfy yourself by Mr. Thomas Madden wns elected as your own operating, in your own. president to fill a vacancy. home, the tone,volume, distance, The Laurence Harbor Fire Com- and ease of operation of the ' BROCKL-VN^ BEACH pany No, 1 held their regular semi- Ozarka instrument. It insures monthly meeting Saturday night and the best installation. And more m —it gives you an after-service, 'PERTH which means satisfactory radio TOTTE at all times. Matrons' Millinery . • --* I am the Ozarka factory rep- resentative—thoroughly trained under Fpzvxn AMBOY' Smart and Dignified factory engineers,on Ozarka construc- tion, installation and service. SOU™ AM CIOYJ mH Bofore you buy Rndin, I would Ilka an opportunity of explaining fully the Ozarka Flan and what it means to you SlEVVSriOReftOAD' — and your family. There will be no obligation on your part. Pleass call, PERTH AM8OY r& write or phone. & WAND .» -s WILLIAM E. BOYCE TERMS 326 Proapect St. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. DOWN! ,^'i Phone S. A. 362 J and I 'AM0W1HJ

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DE MARCO BROS. «m>>l \A \*~r w *& % Bordentown & Pine Ave&. Morrisey 8 Walker w. Hented Storage Space for Rant illp-.-^ CARS WASHED AND POLISHED f.s Ingenious mid hcnutiful workman- CLIFFWOOD, NEW JERSEY ship in hats made of luslnni.s and rich materials give to miit.nmn' mil- EXPERT REPAIRING OFFICE IN SHIP linery the required dignity. The three ON PROPERTY models shown hero arc typii'ii! of the TOWINO & WRECKING X •iii spirited nlia]K>s and intricate trim- mings that tfive th(Mi) uhic. Those \w^ three and many other modelfl on dis- SERVICE DAY & NIGHT play at tho Merry Mill'y, opposite cal railroad station. Adv. Telephone 441 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

CHEAP: four lots, corner and ad-; arate Summer kitchen, corner 'plot, Amboy Chapter No. 161, Otter of Justice Forgotson a sentence of 30 Thoi iJutcgan, of Irving' joining, running through to next1 112 x 150 ft. All in very good con- the Eastern Star is arranging to hold days in the workhouse wsa imposed. on-the-Kjd^on, spent Tuesday street, 60x100 and 50x200, on High- dition. Price $9000.00. Reinhardt a Bazaar and Cafeteria Supper in the Sergeant Quinlan tok the man to the thiscweeK, with pis sister, Miss ) way, in South Amboy, Price ?l,80t>. & Kurowsky, 145A North Broadway, Masonic Temple on Main street on county seat. . Duggnn, of Pine'; avenue. the evening of April 23rd and 24th: Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 146A No. South Amboy, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M'cClintock, Miss Elizabethrfriggs is having a Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. EXCELLENT: Corner of Jeffrey Mrs. P. J. Cooney and daughter of Eatontown, spent Sunday with bath room built over her home on MONEY MAKER: $2,000.00 Cash, St., South River, two story, six room their aunt, Mrs. Frank Estell, on the David street. \ .£—House, 5 roonfg, im- house, all improvements, in excellent Catherine, of Main street, are.spend- ,s, 347 John street. t,Ap- will buy 2 story, 2 family house with ing a few days at Marblehead, Mass. Parlin Road. large store in New Brunswick, in condition, also 2 car garage. Price Mr. and -Mrs. Ri, E. Lee Morgan john St. 3-37-lt $6500.00. Reinhardt & Kurowsky, Many local ladies attended the and son Robert, of Portia street, RENT—Furnished romsj, all good condition, rent collected will Specials in Children's and Misses pay back your investment in a short 145A North Broadway, South Am- Hats at the Merry Mill'y. this week. monster card party in Victorian Hall were Marlboro visitors on Sunday cements. Inquire 122 Brcfed- boy, N. J. Sayreville on Monday evening last. 32^ while. Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 145A Stop, look and you can't help but No. Broadway, South Amboy, N . J. buy. Adv. The party was held under the aus- Mr. John Dowling hns returned to .jOR RENT—3 roomsand. bath, pices of Court Victory, C. D. of his home on John street after spend- i9.00 per month. Inquire Book's LISTEN: two lots 50x100 on trol- A meeting of St. Martha's Guild A. Many handsome prizes were cap- ing the past two weeks at the local arket, 122 N. Broadway. 3?20 ley road opposite waiting station at will be held in Christ Church Parish tured by the vistiors from here. hospital where he was operated on FOR RENT—Apartment, all im- Sewaren, Price $1,100 00, Cash $500. House next Wednesday evening, for appendix removal. provements, 6 rooms, heat furnished, Keinhardt & Kurowsky, 145A No. April 1st, immediately after the Rev. Father Lannery, of St. Mary's < at 338 Main street. Inquire 340 Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. church services. Parish, was called to the bedside of The many friends of Mrs. George \Fourth street. 3-7-tf YOUR CHANCE: to close estate. his mother who is seriously ill at her Gundrum Sr. will be pleased to learn FOR RENT—Apartment, 6 rooms 2 story, 9 room house, on Broadway, State Vice Councilor Davis is home in Worcester, Mass. she is improving nicely from a re- and bath, all improvements, first South Amboy, N. J., in good con- Miss Mary Grace Mount, of Parlin to be the speaker of the evening cent operation performed at St. floor, with garage privilege. Avail- dition, Price $3,700.00, Cash $1000. Road, was the lucky winner of the at the monthly class initiation of There will be an executive meeting Michael's Hospital in.Newark. ' able about May 1st Apply Mrs. Bus and trolley pass the door. Rein- $2,50 gold piece awarded by the Joel Parker Council No. 69, Jr. O. U. of St. Mary's Parent Teachers As- A. M. tonight in the Knights of sociation on this Friday evening at Mrs. Joseph Healy and daughters, James Nichols, 263 David St. 2-20-tf hardt & Kurowsky, 14 5A No. Broad- Perth Amboy Haymakers Lodge No. of Hempstead, L. I., visited Miss FOR RENT—3-Room Flat, Gaf, way, South Amboy, N. J. 66 %• recently. Pythias Hall. The entertainment the home of Mrs. James Harkins, of First street. Marguerite Bailey over the week end. Water and Toilet. Rent $10.00 per GOOD PROFITS: business that committee promises to perform in month. Apply Eagle Tea Co., 138 S. will net you a nice income. We have Students of Holy Cross College the usual style for the large num- Broadway. 2-6-tf. two places for sale in South Amboy, will hold a formal dance in St. Mary's ber of members who will undoubted- FOR RENT—House, 7 rooms, bath One an Ice Cream and Candy Store, Hall in the near future. ly be in attendance. and pantry, all improvements. In- and the other a Gent's furnishing quire 211 Henry street. 2-6-tf Miss Bertha Heath, of First street, The Broadway Five, an orchestra store. Both owners retiring, having spent Sunday with her brother, Chas. composed of local musicians, is in re- FOR RENT—Store at 108 South made their money through the busi- Heath, at Como. ceipt of a vote of thanks from the sjBroadway, near Post Office. Inquire ness. This is only usual as South Progressive Fire Company for the <. Kaufman, 212 Henry St. 12-19-tf Amboy' merchants do not sell until Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Downs, and delightful contribution made by the WOR RENT—Apartment, 6 rooms they are ready to retire. Reinhardt daughter Ursula, of Broadway, spent former organization to the pleasures Cut Price Grocery Sale! anl bath, heat furnished, 149 David & Kurowsky, 145A No. Broadway, Sunday visiting relatives at Sayre. of the recent housewarming affair St. \ Apply 146 Henry St. 9-26-tf South Amboy, N. J. ' „ ville. AD Goods Guaranteed or Your Money Back FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms, held by the fire laddies. Harry all improvements, corner Broadway GEE WIZI Here's one we just Mrs. Edward Dukes, of Niw Bruns- Parisen and his co-musicians are be- and Dt&id street. Apply P. J. Mon- got. Two lots on Portia street, ^BOx wick is visiting at tho home of her ing frequently congratulated for the Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday ' aghan, Broadway and David St. 180, Price $800.00. Reinhardt & mother, Mra. Phillip Purcell, of Pine excellent performances they so often Kurowsky, 145A North Broadway, provide. ( 12-5-tf avenue. /FOR RENT—House on Rosewell South Amboy, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. E. Davison, of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brancato, of Bfcreet. Inquire Mrs. A. Worthing, HOW'S THIS: 2 stores and dwell- Augusta street, are enroute for Granulated Sugar, lb. 6>c #12 Stevens Ave. 1-23-tf ings, all improvements', on Broadway, Jamesburg, wore local visitors on corner lot 75x100, Price 16,000.00, Sunday last. Europe, having loft this city this Cash $3,000. Reinhnrdt & Kurow- week. During his absence tho busi- FOR SALE Miss Edna Reed, of Meado, Pa., ness of Mr. Bralicato will bo carried Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c sky, 145A No. Broadway, South Am- on by an associate who is now in boy^N. J. spent the wekend with her sister, FOR SALE CHEAP—Four lota, ; Mrs. Frank Estell, on Parlin.Road. charge of tho shop at tho corner of two on Henry street and two on Da- TWINS: Cozy home nnd profitable Broadway and John street. Astor Coffee, per Ib. - 49c vid street. Inquire G. Straub, Pine investment, double house on John Froderiek C. Schneider, ' of New avenue. 3-23-tf St., 6 rooms each side, bath, gas, Brunswick, has entered tho congreBS- On complaint of Michael Murtha, Comet Rice, 3 packages 25c FOR SALE CHEAP—Large 2 fam- electric light, open fire place, private ional contest by filing a declaration Roundsman McCormack placed John ily house with two lots on Augusta driveway, 2 car garage, Price $G,- as candidate for member of the Murtha under "arrest last Tuesday Ivory Salt, 3 boxes 25c street between Broadway and Ste- 000.00. Reinhnrdt & Kurowsky, House of Representatives for tho for being intoxicated and abusing the vens avenue. Inquire A. H. Bergen, 145A No. Broadway, South Amboy, Third District, to fill tho unoxpired family. At a hearing before Police Hecker's Pancake Flour, 2 packages 25c 260 Main street. 3-20-tf N. J. term of tho late T. Frank Appleby. FOR SALE—Candy store with fix- Mayor H. G. Hoffman, of this city, D. & C. Self-Raising Flour, 2 pkgs 25c ONLY ONCE: first come, first serv- FOR SALE tures. Inquire L. Rosenthal, 117 ed, 2 acres with five room house in has been selected by M. Schneider Pine avenue. 3-13-tf as his campaign manager. Health Brand or White Rose Corn, can 20c good condition, water, heat and elec- Police Dogs, Chows, Airedales and FOR SALE—Cheap; 2% lots on tric, now being put in, 1 block from Great Danes. Puppies and half Highland street. Only 100 feet from Highway on York road, Emstbn, The friends of Mrs. John Heath Gulden's Mustard, 2 jars 25c will be pleased to know that she is grown dogs of finest breeding ob- Bordentown avenue. Inquire of A. H. Price $3,5nn.0O, Cash $1,000.00. This tainable. Noted dogs at stud. Police Navel Oranges, dozen 25c Bergen, 260 Main street. is a sacrifice. Reinhardt & Kurowsky, improving slowly from her recent illness at the home of her daughter Doga and Airedales trained by not- FOR SALE—Lots on Whitehead 145A No. Broadway, South Amboy, ed German trainer. A few females Tomatoes, No. 2, solid packed, can 1 ....12c Bros, tract. Also six room bunga- N. J. ' on First Street. to give to reliable people on breeding low, all improvements, now nearly INVESTMENT: 2 story, 3 family, Edward Spencer and Joseph Stan- basis. STRONGHEART KENNELS, Cream Corn Starch, 3 packages .. 25c completed. Apply T. F. Sullivan, Easton Avenue, New Brunswick. 103 Stevens avenue. • 2-20-ti 13 room house in good condition, on ton, of David street, visited relatives Centre St., 1 block from school, car in West Orange on Sunday. 3-13-4t Macaroni or Spaghetti, loose, lb. 15c and bus, lot 48x100, Price $5500.00, Chipso, 3 large packages 25c FOR SALE $2000.00 cash. Reinhardt & Kur- owsky, 145A North Broadway, South Blue Ribbon Toilet Paper, 10 rolls 25c Two of the most desirable Amboy, N. J. ~CASH~ FOR YOUR PROPERTY SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON Clothespins, 100 for *. . 25c remaining lots on Borden- may be obtained by our successful town Avenue, located next system. Write today for particu- MEATS AND POULTRY AT lars. Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 145A to Mr. Littel's new residence. North Broadway, South Amboy, N. liOts run through to Cather- J. HEAL" ESTATE WANTED. There ine St. Water, Sewer and are buyers in all parts of the Coun- 209 David Street Samuel Sudalter Gas Taps. All street assess- try, our system shows you how to reach them. Investigate at once. Legs of Genuine Lamb, pound : 32c Successor to American and Royal Food Stores ments paid. J. Alfred John- Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 14 5A North Chuck or Cross Rib Pot Roast 14c son, 114 No. Broadway or Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. Full U.e Of Fruits Aid Vegetable! In SCUM / HERE IT IS: bungalow, 5 rooms, Prime Rib Roast, pound 22c 324 Main St. 1-30-tf heat, electric light, excellent condi- TWO STORES tion, garage, hen house, lot 50x100, Fresh Killed Chickens, pound 32c lwl N. Stevens Ave. 121N. Broadway FOR SALE—On First street, house Union Park, 2 blocks from bus. Veal for Roasting, pound- —.-—... 20c with six large rooms, hardwood Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 145 A North Tel. 454 Tel. 606 floors, bath, electric light, gas, steam Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. Veal for Stewing, 2 lbs. . 25c heat, at a low price. Inquire of A. SACRIFICE: new 2 story, 6 rooms Fresh Hams, pound- ; 28c H. Bergen, 260 Main street. 11-28-tf Fords, all improvements, lot 33x150. FOR SALE—At a very low price, Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 145A North 3mall Pork Loins, pound- 28c large house corner of Broadway and Broadway, South Amboy, N. J, e Second street. Water, gas, heat and EASY TO OWN: 500 ft. from R. 5mok d Hams, pound .. 29c bath. Only $4,200. Inquire of A. R. Station, Prospect Plains, 6 room Cali Hams, pound, . !..... 18c H. Bergen, 260 Main St. 10-3-tf house, 1 acre ground. Price $1800. [ FOR SALE—A four room bunga- 00, Cash $500.00. Reinhardt & Fresh Spare Ribs, pound ~. ._: __.—___16c Borak's Meat Market (Aw in good condition, including fur- Kurowsky, 145A North Broadway, Brookfield Butter, pound.. . : 55c nishings. Toilet recently installed, South Amboy, N. J. on Morgan Beach, price only $600.00. GET BUSY: 600 yds. from State Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen *. —:38c Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday Inquire of A. H. Bergen, 260 Main Highway at Cranbury, 2 acres ground etreet. 10-3-tf and small house. Price $600.00, Quality and Weight Guaranteed SPRING LEGS LAMB lb -33c Cash $400,00. Reinhardt & Kur- Telephone 26 MISCELLANEOUS owsky, 145A North Broadway, South First Prize Butter, Balloon free.. _30c Amboy, N. J. FOR SALE—Ivory baby carriage VEAL CUTLETS, lb... No. 8 Brooms, Special 78« in excellent condition. Inquire at "TWINS- Lots 50x200 running 118 John St. 3-27-2t through facing on two streets, with i 2 story, 6 room house, lal improve- MACKERAL, Pound 2So LETTUCE, HEAD _10e FOR SALE—At a sacrifice;! gas ments, excellent condition, Fords. lamp; 1 3-burner gas stove; 1 gas PORK CHOPS, pound.. 22* Large PRUNES, 2 lbs. heater; Also 1 radio set. All in per- Reinhardt & Kurowsky, 146A North fect condition. Apply 140 Orchard Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. WHERE YOU SEE THIS PUMP LUX, THREE FOR- 2Se SUGAR CURED HAMS, lb_28e Avonue, Laurence Harbor. 3-27-lt SMALL FARM: 2 ncres, a perfect FOR SALE—Mammoth Pekin Duck dream, with new 7 room house, gar- The quality of Pan-Am Gasoline Daniah Pride Cream, 3 for_?7c PORK SHOULDERS, lb 18c Eggs for setbing. One 360 egg in- age, hen house, to appreciate must cubator, ono 60 egg incubator, two be seen. The price asked for is a does not vary. It is the same SMALL FRESH HAMS, lb_28c 2 lb. package Prunes 30e wishbono Broodors, all now. Harry pity for the placo is in Fords, which Burkard, Ford nvonuo, Fords, N. J. is a City, G minutes from school and wherever it is sold, and it will be CHOPPED BEEF, per lb 14« Hotel Astor Coffee, lb BOe ^ 2-27-tf trolley, to lose this would bo folly. the same next week or next month FOR SALE—Two sanitary waah Roinhnrdt & Kurowsky, 145A North Breast Veal or Lamb, 2 lbs. 25c JELLY, per glass : ilOc Htub's; .panel and snsh doora; folding Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. as it is today. doors; slato mantlus; mirror mantles; LOOK! G room house, excellent II RIB ROAST, per pound 18c Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz 35c two stono crosses, tuiitnblo for grave condition, glass porch, lot 150x300, This is equally true of Pan-Am etonoa; 1-2 horsepower Novo en- barn, garage and lien house, 5 minu- Small Pea Beans, 4 lbs 25c FRESH SPARE RIBS 17c gine in first clnss condition; lot of tes from school and trolley, Fords, Motor Oils. gas fixtures; 2 horse bob sled; new Cash $1200.00. .Reinhnrdt & Kur- POT ROAST, all meat 22c BUTTER, pound 40c and second hand whifflctrees. In- owsky, MSA North Broadway, South To be sure, therefore, of the quiro 211 Henry St. 12-5-tf Amboy, N. J. KRAFT CHEESE, pound—39c COFFEE, pound... '. .39c MONEY TO LOAN on bond and GET THIS! 2 1-2 acres, 7 room right gasoline and oil and prompt, mortgage in wmis of $100, $200, ?U00 house, 2 car garage, lion house, and VEAL CHOPS, pound 25c New Sweet Cider, gal.__J2c $400, $500 ami up to ?10,000. Otfico chickens, house good condition, only courteous attention, stop wherever Sours from 8:l!i) a. in, to 8:20 p. m. 4 years old, near Main road, one- you see the Pan-Am pump. LIFE BUOY SOAP, each 5c' PORK GOODIKS 38c Wednesdays nnd Saturdays from half block from school and stores, in ' 8J:20 n. in. to (1 p. m. Inquire John Brunswick Gardens, RFD No. 1, near 4 A. Lovely, 103 South Broadway. Old Bridge. Price $3800.00. Roin- For the convenience of South BOLOGNA, all kinds_ 22c GOOD MIXED TEA, 39c h.'trdt & Kurowsky, 145A North Amboy motorists we have installed Look (or t!.'« HEI.P WANTED Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. distinctive Pan- ROAST VEAL, lb 12c. SUGAR, pound 6% WANTED—$10,000,000 Company "YOU AND YOUR WIFE: If you a pump at the store of Am pump—it it wants man to soil Wntkins Home are thinking of building or invest- blue-green with CHUCK STEAK, lb...... 18c D. & C. Flour, 3 pkgs. for-.2Sc Necessities in South Amboy. More ing in lots in Beautiful Bay View a cream stripe than 100 used daily, income $35- Manor, step in and let us show you J. L. Bundesen near the bate. Rump for Pot Roast, lb. 20c Elastic Starch, 4 boxes 25c $50 weekly. Experience unnecessary. whnt we have for sale and the sacri- 339 Main Street The white globe Write Dep't. K-7, The J. R. Watkins ficed prices at which we^are offering hai a red rim. Heckers Flour, 25 lb. bag..$1.45 Jersey Pork Loin3, lb 25c Company, 231 Johnnson Ave., New- them. Reinhardt & Kufowsky, 145A ark, N. J. 3-27-lt North Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. Make it a point to stop there when next in need RUMP VEAL, pound I9c P. & G. SOAP, 5 cakes 23c GIKL WANTED for genernl house- TRIPLETS: Three iii!. a row on of gasoline. work, washing done by mnchine. In- Burts Crook Road, Snytaville, thriw Rump Corned Beef, lb 18c APPLES, 3 pounds.. .19a quire Mra. Win. Forgotson, 423 Por- 4 room houses for small families, can tia St. 3-27-tf be bought for $200.00 wn and bal- 3 LBS. Sweet Potatoes 25e Lurt'o Potatoes, basket 45c WANTED—Woman to take in ance like rent 520.00 per month or PAN-AM •washing nnd ironing. Inquire 155 $500.00 down and $15.Q'P,per month. QUART JAR JAM 3Sc Frosh Mnde Sausage, lb 26c John street. 3-27-lt Reinhnrdt & KuroWsky,vl45A North GASOLINE LARGE BOX WASHING POWDER 20c Broadway,' South AmhofijN- J- and MOTOR OIL The Ladies Auxiliary to the Pro- NOW: On the CTuisowW in South 122 North Broadway Telephone 261 grosflivo Fire Company will hold a River, one two story jtpuso, five MEXICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION •regular meeting at tho flrchouso on rooms, one one story, , four room ^Thursday afternoon, April 2nd, house, one atoro and ono room, sep- THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

Stratton, Marian Dill, Sinely Henry, ;Kjirtz, Pisch, Doggie, the star out- Perth Amboy. Address all challeng- lead for a long while and Morasco i*i> at the Du: lUNTSi Margaret Nichol, Genevieve Novak, fielder of the Lions, Clauson and es to Andrew Kurtz, Parlin, N. J. playing an unhill game, finally won tended. The George and May Mochen, Evelyn upp make up the team. Randall Tague of the V. S. S. the contest. - $ola Ncgri in AT! CHURCH Randall, Anita Stuber', Snowell They are anxious to meet teams Utah is spending a twenty day fur- P. D. Matthews, of the DuPont The feature pk A "Stunt So' given by the Hawea, Audrey Mathis, Jean Neill, of the calibre of-the Mitchell A. C., lough at the home of his parents Mr. Sale Office, pent the week end with be "Merton of Glenn Hunter. • choir of the First rieouyterian church Adelaide Bowen, Jack Rose, Clifford St. Peter's Lyceum, Old Bridge A. C, and Mrs, Paui Cheek. | hi family in Wilmington, Del. Thursday evening, March 19th, in the Reinhardt, Ruth Nichols, Audrey South River Tigers, and Nationals, Another interesting game of pool.l H. Semoneit, of the DuPont Main A number of the lecture room! of the church, for the Compton, Katherine Eulner, Chester South Amboy Sacred Heart Jrs. and was witnessed at the DuPont Club ; Office, was a recent visitor at the lin and Hercules sec benefit of tte organ fund. Meinzer, Merill Condit, Mrs. Master- Sheridans, also the Catholic Field this weli, when Morasco defeated' DuPont plant in Newark. themselves together The entertainment was arranged son, Mrs. Kuchler, Mrs. Condit, Mrs. Club, Orioles, Flyers and Robins, of Pierson 100 to 91. Pierson held the ( C. H. Agan, was a recent visitor at what they hope to be t ;to represent a radio broad casting L. Henry, Mr. B. Scully, Mr. and Mrs. the DuPont Wilmington Office. Republican Club. The l studio. The announcer, Mr. Char- J. Novak, Miss J. Barish, Miss R. I The Parlin Bridge Club met at the was held at the DuPont Ch les Lockhart, amused the audience Schmidtberger, Dr. and Mrs. Mein- home of Mrs. N. F. Oakley on Deer- nesday afternoon. by witty references to the entertain- field street, on Monday night. The Parlin Bridge Club Ik ers. P. Y. Bomar, Assistant Chief Clerk Wednesday afternon meting . The program was an especially ST. MARY'S PARISH NOTES of the DuPont Plant at Flint, Mich., home of Mrs. E. S. Yerger, on i was a recent visitor at the Parlin street. clever one. Every number was orig- The card party held in St. Mary's inal and amusing and everyone took plant. Harry Priddy is the proud oi. Hall on Wednesday evening wa3 an- of a new Oakland roadster. ^ his and her part in a most pleasing other glowing succecs and brought in The regular Tuesday evening mov- manner. One of the most striking the splendid sum of $315. Mrs. Den- features of the program was the nis Gleason was chairlady and takes This store can supply your needs in the Gro- „ "Tom Thumb Orchestra." "Tom this means of thanking the committee cery line—all best grade goods. We solicit a trial, Thumb, namely Master Herbert Dix, •for their co-operation and also to all led hia orchestra of adults very ef- who helped to make it such a success. and then we feel sure you will be a permanent cus- ficiently. His grace of movement and The card party next Wednesday tomer. his splendid sense of rhythm was a evening will be under the leadership EXTRAORDINARY particularly interesting feature of of Mrs. Frank Gilfedder. Her suc- that number. cess is already assured. ;Double S. & H. or Elk There was a good attendance and everyone present was very enthu- "THE SEVEN LAST WORDS" I Green Trading Stamps siastic in praising the program. Cake TO BE PRESENTED HERE and cream were served and the au- (Uuntlnued from Page 1) given with each pur- Idience expressed its appreciation by Grocery contributing generously in the silver Opera Co., of Italy, for a number of • chase every Saturday. —— Sale! offering. years. He is returning on Saturday The program follows: the names of for a concert tour of the United Fresh Fish Every Wednesday and Friday Grocery Prices Slashed to the Bone the Russian artists, when read back- States. j wards, will reveal the identity of 6th Word: "It is Finished." Sung /each as being a fellow townsman. by the entire chorus. PROFESSOR M..T. DIX AND HIS 7th Word: "Father, into Thy V. J. NBBCS RUSSIAN ARTISTS—DRAMAT- Hands I commend My Spirit." Sung Phone 226 IC PERSONNEL by the entire chorus. | Greenspan's Stor SOPRANOS: Ainigriv Retlaw; Mr. diGiovanni will sing a solo, 236 N. Feltus Street Bergen Hill, South Amboy Lezah Rentierb; Eduam Revilo; probably "Ave Maria", immediately Yhtorod Ederblhes; Eisseb Eiznek- following the Oratorio and Miss Bro-' Dave Greenspan, Prop. 126 N. Broadway, cam; Htur Nayrj Eirojram Yed; chol will sing an "0 Salutaris" solo \ Eduam Negreb for the Benediction. The choral will' Telephone 19 .ALTOS: Adlit Llem; Ettenna Tra- sing "Tantum Ergo" and "Holy God, we praise Thy Name" assisted by hkool. ! TENORS: Kuhtra Eiznekcum; the congregation. Tor Friday, Saturday and Monday Llirrem Drappehs; Rubliw HevUo; This is tho fourth season for the Drawde Llem; Samoht Reklaw. choral •working under Prof. Taverna BASSOS: Ruhtra Mahnrgiii; Rev- who was a coach of the Metropolitan' Fine Granulated CAMPBELL'S BEANS ilo Trahkool. Opera for several seasons, Tho PART I choral consists of fifty members of SUGAR 3 cans 1. Opening Chorus "How Do You Do" whom many are roplucementa as Entire Company. they lose u certain number ovory pound 2. Reading, "Idle Thoughts of an 25c Idle Fellow on Babies," Yhtorod Ederblhes. 3. Song Comique: "A Wonderful PARLIN_NEWS CONDENSED MILK Time" Llirrem Droppehs, Samoht Another meeting of the DuPont Reklaw. Athletic Association is scheduled for NEW LAID EGGS 2 cans 4. Piano Solo: "Nola" Ruhtra Mahar- Friday evening, March 27th, and a' gni. large turnout of supporters is ex | Every one Guaranteed 6. Trio, "A Bird In Hand" Ainigriv pected to be on hnnd. The different 25c Reklaw, Ettenno Trahkcol, Adlie committees will render their reports "SERVICE AT CHAIN STORE PRICES" Dozen Llem. in regard to the various activities 6. Sketch, "Handing Out The Wash" which were discussed at tho first P. & G. White Eduam Negreb, Htur Nayr. meeting held on March 18th. I 35c 7. Vocal Solo: "Marchito" Edurtreg Mrs. F. G. Clayton, of Wilming- NAPHTHA SOAP Eur. ton, Del., spent the week end visit- HOT SHOT SPECIALS 8; Hot Stuff, Revilo Trahkcol, Ruh- ing in Parlin. | Ritter's Catsup 5 cakes tra Mahargni. I. B. Aumick of the DuPont Sales PHONE FOR FOOD—206 2 bottles 9. Mixed Quartette: "Ole Uncle Office motored to Philadelphia over' 23c Moon" Edurtreg Eur, Ettenna Tra- the week end. "ITS THE BETTER WAY" hkcol, Ruhtra Eiznekcam, Ruhtra E. Jones, of Parlin, spent the week Mahargni. end with his family at Arlington. | 25c LARD 10. Chorus, "Driftwjood" Entire R. Crouch of the DuPont Main SATURDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY Company. Office spent the week end in Wil-. CALI PRUNES pound PART II mington, Del. 1. Sing Songs, "The Uke Artists," J. D. Shiels, of Washington Road, 2 pounds Edurtreg Bur, Iezah Rentierb, has purchased a new Buick Coach Presto, package . MC 18c " Llirrem Drappehs, Ruhtra Mahargni. from the American Auto Company, 14 2. Reading, (Selected) Eduam Revilo. of New Brunswick, . j 25c 3. Tom Thumb's Band "Stars and A. L. Koester, of the Du Pont- Palm Olive Soap, 4 cakes Franco-American Stripes Forever" Entire Company. Pathe Film Manufacturing Company 27* 4. Vocal Solo, "Japanese Love Song" was a recent visitor at the Wilming-j HORSERADISH SPAGHETTI Ainigriv Reklaw. ton office of the DuPont Company. Armour's Oat Flakes, package — 5. Male Quartette, "Music in the Air" Mrs. J. W. Fitterer, formerly of j -9° 2 bottles can Ruhtra Eiznekcam,. Llirrem Drap- Parlin, but now of Chicago, 111., is Borden^ Tall Evaporated Milk, can pehs, Revilo Trahkcol, Ruhtra Ma- now in Parlin for a visit and at the 10* hargni. same time making final preparations 25c •6. Vocal Solo, "You'll Get Heaps of for moving their household goods to Duz, large 25c package . Lickins" Lezah Rentierb. their new home in Chicago. 19° 7. Vocal Solo, Selected, Drawde Llem. R. T. Hucks, of Deerfield street, Condensed Milk, Delight Brand, can _ 8. Recitation, "Face on Barroom has recently purchased a new Buick j Floor." M. T. Dix and Boys. Coach through the American Auto' 12* 9. Bedtime Story, Adlit Llem. Company, of New Brunswick, and Cherries, Checker Brand, large can __. expects to have the same delivered 32* within a few days. Mr, and Mrs. H. Wurgler and fam- Fancy Easter Mixed Chocolates, lb. ily and Mr. and Mrs. A. G, Dunfee NINTHBIRTHDAY motored to Burlington, N. J on Sun- Corn, Byron Brand, 2 cans ; OQc day and spent the day with Mr. and In honor of the ninth birthday of Mrs William Gilbert. their son Master Elmer Ehrlich, a The Parlin Sewing Circle changed Sardines, 4 boxes 25* St, Patrick's Day party was held at their meeting nigKt this week from tha home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ehr- Monday, March 23rd to Friday, lich at 166 Second street last Sat- March 27th. This meeting will be Catsup, Leggett's Nabob, 2 bottles .9Qc urday afternoon. There was a host held at the home of Mrs. Walter of young folks in attendance to en- Holmes, Main street, South River. Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, Premier Brand, joy the games that were played and The W. C. T. U. held their regular the refreshments that formed an im- monthly meeting at the homo of Mrs. 3 packages , OCc portant, to them, part of the pro- Rose in South River on Monday gram. Tho home was prettily decor- evening. atod in green, an nnchor with nine The Parlni A. C. have reorganized Peas, Silbro Brand, 25c grade, can . JQc electric liglilts being tho most prom- for the coming season and are anx- inent. The birthday cako was a ious to meet some of the fastest Tomatoes, Silver's Middlesex, No. 2 cans 1 Ac novolty in that min'iaturo electric tennis in this vicinity. In the past, lights were mounted atop of it in- they have produced good teams but Just a Tear Ago stead of tho usual candles. There this year's team has ben' strengthen- Lima Beans, Buckley's Sinclair Brand, can 1 Cc were nine of these Hgths, ono for ed with some now players and a suc- each of tho birthday milestones that cessful season is being looked for- Master Ehrlich has so far passed. ward to. Such players as Rustal, Gulden's Mustard, 2 jars , Today / Among those present wore tho fol- DuPont pitching ace, Bloodgood of lowing: Vcurlce and James Rugg, tho Sacred Heart Jrs., Kurtz, of the Premier Pepper, 2-15c boxes It is just a year ago today that_I started a Holcn and Willet Alleolt, Millicent Junior Mechanics, and Nugent, A. Premier White Floating Soap, 5 bars Savings Account with the South Amboy Trust Vanilla or Lemon, 2 bottles OCc Company and today I have a neat balance to my Del Monte Tomato Sauce, can Qe credit. I'll tell you what, it does make a fellow YOUR Smoked White Fish, each Iftc feel good to know that he is ready to meet an emer- t NEW Salmon, Red Wing, can ~.. )Cc gency. It is so easy to start saving, and by follow- STORE Mix Tea, pound ing a regular savings plan it is easy to save. Bet- Coffee, White Rose, 1 lb. box ter start saving. On Laurel Street, near Ridgaway Avenue, Melroeo licet is the standard meat of the world. It contains vital Rubber Door Mats, large size, each 7Q elements, food essentials that are necessary to keep tho body functioning properly.. Garden Rakes, each Our beef is properly a(?ed and in prime condition when wo offer iL for sale. Garden Hoe, each THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. PHONE 561 Red Kidney Beans, 2 lbs _ 27° South Amboy, N. J. AND GIVE US A TRIAL Dates, loose, 2 pounds O?6' C Joseph Jozwiak Prunes, large size, 2 pounds 9Q 2 Per Cent on Checking Balances of $1,000 Meals and Groceries Notions and Dry Goods Apricots, fancy, pound Laurel Street, near Ridgeway Avenue and over THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN CE THRE

any rights of the State of New Jer-DATED—March 25, 1925. LE sey in a portion of said premises of Wilson & Smock, Sol'rs. for Conv about sixty-one one hundredths (.61) plainani. 1924 Hud. i like new. Thk .r, a former men\- • of an acre under condemnation pro- lle Borough Counj W. Edwin Florance, car must be ,. be appreciated, ceedings instituted by the State Special Master in Chancery o extra tire, two bumpors, and other i his candidacy tot Highway Commission to acquire the on the Republican New Jersey. extras. $1200.00. \ same for the use of said State in the 390 George Street, New Bruns- 1324 Hudson Coachyn real nic« :. His is the firstca %consrtuction of State Highway Route announced. wick, New Jersey, condition, newly paintjed, all now No. 4. . 3-27:4-3-10-17. tires. $1100.00. i Essex Touring.. This car has been AL MASTERS'S SALE repainted and ia in very good run- •NCERYOF NEW JERSEY ning condition $326.00. ') Robert E. Lee Morgan, If You Want A Business Star Sedan, 1923 model, in very "iinajn% and Madeline L. Rath- nice condition, looks like new $365. TF the ambition surges in you to be your own boss and 1922 Model 5 passenger Paige Se- > et al., Defendants. In parti- dan. This car in very good condi- you have the determination to get ahead in the world By virtue of the amended decree tion $500.00. »or sale made in the above entitled we can offer you a position as our representative, sell- Any of these cars may be purchas- on the 13th day of February, ing our $5000 Accident Policy for $2 a year and our ed on deferred payment plan. 1925, I shalll expose t o salle at publiblic Health and Accident Policies at $5 a year, but you will SEXTON'S GARAGE vendue1 and sell to the highest bidder have to have the reference of your Newspaper Editor. Hudion and Essex Dealers on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY- If he says you are worth while we will take you. Write Phone 181 FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1925, at 2 15 Smith Street o'clock in the afternoon of that day, R. H. Gore, General Manager. Appreciation Depart- Perth Amboy, N. J. at the Sheriff's Office in the City of ment, North American Accident Insurance Company, Hot Cross Buns! 1-30-tf New Brunswick, in the County of Box 1157, Chicago, 111. Middlesex and State of New Jersey: AH that tract or parcel of land and Everyone serves Hot Cross Buns premises, hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being in for breakfast Good Friday morn- •\the Borough, of Sayreville, formerly Here's the Township of Sayreville, in the ing. It is a good plan to order Covtaty of Middlesex and State of News Nevrffersey, yours now to avoid disappointment BEGINNING at an iron pipe set in Cheeseauake Greek, the said beginn- later. Last year we had the best Bill! ing, poiiU being South 34 degrees 5 'minutesWest 109.56 feet from the in town. They'll be as good or "Thii is not a new suit I am southeast' corner of Old Spye Inn; weiring, It's three year* old, .thence running along lands conveyed better this year. ;to Whitehead Brothers Company but just back from The South .North 39 degrees 20 minutes West Amboy Ladies Tailor Shop. 897,22 feet to another iron pipe set in another Creek sometimes called C. F. DOMZAL BAKERY "Suits cleaned and pressed 3?acK Creek; thence along an old regularly always look new, Bill /patent line now dividing lands here described from lands known as Jer- Telephone 470 131 N. Broadway —and they wear'much longer. sey Central Realty Company anq Overcoats, too, need pressing lands of Christensen, North 68 de- grees East 1247.52 feet to a point and occasional cleaning. 1 just where said patent line intersects the had' a new velvet collar put on approved line of solid fill granted to B, E. L. Morgan October 26, 1904, SPECIAL EXCURSION that oxford coat of mine—and recorded in the Clerk's office of Mid- What About Your Plans For The Future? say, Bill, it's a better coat to- dlesex County in Book 366 of DeedB, day than ever. page 123, said last point being dis- ARE YOU— House-Cleaning tant 437 feet on a course of North VIA Why Dont's You Try It?" 68 degrees East from the point of Time Still paying rent. We call for and deliver if intersection of said patent line with It's not half the work it used to be, the North Easterly right of way line you Phone 604. of the New York and Long Branch Still intending to own your own home— before you could gel Railroad Company! thence following along the line of solid fill thus grant- SOMEDAY? Fuller Brushes ed on a slight curve to the right a MEW YORK THE SOUTH AMBOY From Station! distance of about 620 feet to a point We have a number of interesting propositions. Everything to do the cleaning with, where same meets the northerly PT. PLEASANT To do it easier, and do it quicker. LADIES TAILOR SHOP right of way line of the New York $1.75 Use your telephone and have our representative SOUTH AMBOY I Round Women all welcome the Fuller and Long Branch Railroad Company Inclusive Harry Rosenthal, Prop. at its intersection with the bulkhead explain. Trip fan Man when he calls. Watch (or him, as now constructed at the limit of SUNDAY, APRIL S or phone for him to come any day 113 S.Broadway High Water line on the North West- you with. erly side of Chesequake Creek; Tickets good only on Special Train Opposite Post Office thence South 23 degrees 36 minutes "Tomorrow You May Wish You Had Leaving South Amboy 8:16 A. M. J. R. SKIMMONS East about 33 feet along the North- Returning leave New York, West TELEPHONE 604 erly fight of way line of the New Seen Us Today" 23rd Street at 8:47 P. M.j Liberty PHONE S. A. 450 York & Long Branch Railroad Com- Street, 9:00 P. M. pany; thence South 79 degrees 11 Children S years of age and under minutes 29 seconds West along a line 12 half fare. Advertlst, In the Citizen. rfear the edge of Cheesequake Creek about 705 feet to the point or place of beginning. Reiithardt & Kurowsky , Subject to the right, title and in- terest, if any, of the State of New 145-A North Broadway Telephone 545 Jersey in and to the lands under the waters of Raritan Bay below high Open Evening* Until 7 o'clock, Including Saturdays water mark, TOGETHER with all the rights, II. WOLFF & CO. privileges and easements granted, given and conveyed by the State of New Jersey to Robert E. Lee Morgan in and by a certain riparian grant TheLifelim € dated October 26, 1904, recorded in tt/HITF FDfKT Refrigcr- said Clerk's Office in Book 366 of Deeds, on pages 123 &c, f f IIIIL I HUJI ator of No Regrets-- TOGETHER WITH all the estate, You get ALL the Illustrations and printed descriptions fail to do this remarkable' re- right, title and interest of the own- frigerator justice—it must be seen to be appreciated—you must see its ers of the upland in and to Cheese- tight fitting door and cover—you must see how easily it is taken apart for quake Creek and Back Creek and cleaning—you must see its wonderful revolving shelves—when you have land under the waters thereof, lying news—national, seen these featurea, then is when you begin tb appreciate the fact that here in front of and adjoining the prem- is a refrigerator in a class by itself and entirely different from anything ises above described, whether esquir- heretofore built. ed by riparian grant or otherwise. local, foreign— Excepting out of the above des- After you look at the White Frost and examine its many sterling qual- cribed premises the following: ities, you instinctively feel that it must be a high priced box. Your sur- (1) A 66 foot strip of land running prise is complete when you learn that it costs no more than a good wood across the property in possession of refrigerator—but when you count its added life, you find .that a White the New York & Long Branch Rail- AND Frost costs you far less per year than any other refrigerator that you would road'Company. even consider in your home. (2) Parcel of land conveyed to Jersey Central Traction Company by the laugh In . ALL YOU'VE EVER WISHED FOR IN A REFRIGERATOR, deed of Robert E, Lee Morgan, dated BRIGGS'cartoons YOU WILL FIND IN THE WHITE FROST February 3rd, 1905 and recorded in the Clerk's office of Middlesex of everyday folks; —Clean and Sanitary —Handy and Convenient County in Book 3G8 of Deeds, page —Easily Cleanable —No Wood to Swell, Shrink or Warp 806. She sparkling wit —Low Ice Consumption —Insect and Vermin Proof (8.) Parcel of land conveyed to 1 —Perfect Refrigeration —Built for a Lifetime of Service tho Board of Chosen Freeholders of of DON MARQUIS the County of Middlesex by deed of column"The Lantern*'; .Robert E. Leo Morgan and Luella Wtf. Morgan, his wife, dated February DING'Sbrilliantdt-atna- 2,4, 1013, Hiul recorded in said Clerk's office- in Book 1526 of Deeds, ' daughter Marion are spending several ginia and other places of interest phe, which has stunned the world. This is a pic- days at the home of relatives in Toms in the South. Eiver. 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts ture which no man, woman, or child should miss. The Misses Johanna Phillips, Caro- Theodore Stolte, Si\, Charles Wat- line and Rebecca Gamble wore among Also a Home Talent Act son, Edward Stolte and Richard Neil- the out of town visitors during the topp, Sr., motored to New Brunswick week. 7affsiiBaiffli^^ Wednesday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gamble and William Wiler, of Wilmont street, sonn, of South River, visited with has left for several months sojiurn Mr. and Mrs. John Cooncy recently. in the South. While there he will visit Bermuda, Cuba and Panama. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spiecker motored out of town during the week. , Mrs. George Hart was among the FIRST NATIONAL BANK out of town shoppers during the past William Render is sporting a new Bide-A-Wee Inn week. Dodge coupe. SOUTH AMBOY, N.J. Goodyear Service Station St. Joseph's church at Koyport annd CLIFFWOOD interment made at Bradevelt. MAN KILLID~BY TRAIN On April 17th and 18th, the Episcopal Churches of Staten Island GOODYEAR, LEE, MICHELIN The unprotected grade crossing at will unite in the rendition of "Hsin the Cliffwood railroad station was Tsao", a Chinese Pageant. You Can Save by Using Tires, Tubes and Accessories responsible for another fatility last .Saturday afternoon, when Patrick Mclverny, 76 years old, lost his life 8 HOUR BATTERY CHARGING SERVICE Tires from $6.75 Up when an express train hit the wagon Save Time he was drivinig at 1:40 o'clock. The two horses were but slightly injured Batteries left before 10 A. M. but the wagon was wrecked. Mc- Public Servics ready at 6 P. M. the same day. Telephone 372 400 Pine Ave. Inerny's body was thrown under the wheels of the train and badly mang- Save Money led. 8 Hour Charging practically Mclnerny was a farm hand and has been employed on various farms here- eliminates cost of rental batter- abouts for some thirty years. He ies saving 60c to 75c on charg- has a sister in New York and a broth- ing. er in the west. Funeral services were held from Bring your battery in TODAY St. Joseph's Church, Keyport, on for 8 Hour Charging Service. Tuesday morning and interment made in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Under- taker Harvey Bedle had charge of O^D Anderson's Garage the arrangements. Efforts are to be made, it is said, BATTE RIE S» 204 s. st.*.» A™. to secure some sort of protection for Ford and Chevrolet Batterie* Guaranteed One Year $12.50 the railroad crossing. Either a flag- man or gates are justified, it is AYEAR pointed out by local residents, by the TO PAY! amount of traffic using the road. This is the main thoroughfare of .Cliffwood. The high speed of trains ,and the limitations of vision by fixed Offer on He puts you in touch conditions increase materially the ordinary danger of the grade cross- Gas Ranges The Paulus Miry ing. with a larger world Mr and Mrs. Frank Johnson and ends daughter and Mr. Joseph Johnson, of JOHN PAULUS, Prop. ESTABLISHED 1890 "EROM home to home, from office to store, Newark, spent the week end with March 31 •*- shop to factory, the telephone installer their mother, Mrs. A. Johnson. Main Office: 189-195 New Street, New Brunswick, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. George Loesch and goes each day, placing a new telephone here, daughter Helen, of Staten Island, and Phone 2400. connecting an extension telephone there, re* Miss K. Collins, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Frank Loesch. locating instruments in other places to make Mrs. h. Kramer and son, of Cliff- them more useful. wood, are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. IT, Kramer, of New York City. The coming of the installer with his leather The M. E. church of Cliffwood held kit bag means putting you in touch with a n supper at the church Tuesday evo- larger world. ning. Our Motto Protect V * Mrs. L. Rossi, of Perth Amboy, spent the week oncln at the homo of Cleanli The He opens the way for a wider exchange of her mother, Mrs. Rasini, of Cliff- friendly, social chats and quicker negotia- wood. Babies Mrs. C. Zcifflor and sons, of Cliff- ness tion of business and household matters with wood, visited her mother, Mrs. T. J. people here and in other communities. Corrigati, of Brooklyn, over the week end. The Methodist Episcopal church Perhaps you've noticed how quickly he services are :is follows: Sunday works; how skilfully he connects the wires School ut 10 A. M., I'renchinjr nt 11 (Now Process 11844— and adjusts the delicate parts of the instru- A. M., nml evening services nt 7:30 with Lorain) P. M.. There is a now minister nt Don't Be Misled—Be Sure it is Paulus' Milk ment, and how neatly he "cleans up" after the church and all are welcome- to como and hour n;ni preach. Price $102 AULUS' each job so as to inconvenience you as little • Mrs. Mary Zuiprlor, of Cliffvvood, as possible. has been stopping with Mrs. M. Moin- On easy payment plan. OSITIVELY zer, of South Amboy, for the winter. ERFECT Milk .The week end was spent nt her homo $ $9.05 Like other members of the organization the here. for 11 ASTEURIZED installer is a specialist—.qualified and eaget 2 Down months Miss F. Pnsino, of Clifi'wood, visit- to do his part in giving you consistently ed her sister, Mrs. L. Rossi, of Perth Placed in thoroughly cleaned and sterile bottles, untouched Amboy on Saturday. Loir&iira ©vena He&ft good telephone service. Mrs. Eliza LnmberLson, widow of by human hands. , ., the late Hulstead Lambertson, died at tho home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Walker-Gordon Certified Milk. William Liunbciison, of Cliffwood. Smaller burner in warming NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY The funernl services were held from closet. White enamel eplnsh- Suydam's Special Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk. ers, door panels, oven top burner tray, broiling pan, ""BRANCH: shelf and legs. M. J. SCULLY Takes floor space 51 Mi inches MUTUAL GROCERY CO. wide with end shelf. Buko Why not call our Business Office and arrange to FUNERAL oven lH'/i inches wide by IS'A 114 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J. deep by 14V4 liitfli. Broiler have an extension telephone installed in yotif DIRECTOR :IHM> wide by 18% deep by 8V4 Telephone 596 home or office? It saws time and energy and high. 1 giunt, !! regular and 1 DISTRIBUTION COVERS costs only a few cents a week. 31C George Street hiimncnnf* burner. South Amboy, N. J. Free Push Button lighter Highland Park, South River, Ss/revillo, Purlin, South Araboy, and connection from gan out- Perth Amboy and Fordi, N. J. Phone SGI let in kitchen. If you like our paper, tell others; if you don't, telli VOLUME 44. No 80. South Amboy, N..!., Friday, March 20, 1928. Price Four Cents. BLOCK CROSSING: HOSPITAL CONCERT END OF BIG BATTLE NOW ALMOST HERE; TAX RATE OF CITY FOR 1925 GIVEN SUSPEND SENTENCE NEXTTHURSDAY The new ordinance forbidding the With a splendid advance sale of AS $5.60; SLOT INCREASE OVER 1924 blocking of railroad crossings was put tickets, indicating not only anticipa- CAMPAIGN ENDS SATURDAY, MAR. 28 to a test yesterday at a hearing be- ted appreciation of the splendid ora- Increases of Nineteen Points In County Rate Causes Seven fore Police Justice Forgotson in the torio, but the worthiness of the in- Saturday is Last Day of Big Votes in Citizen's Big 3-Auto- City Hall. Conductor C. Davison, stitution in whose benefit it is being Point Increase In Local Tax Rate Over 1924—Rates Engineer A. J. Lippincott and a presented, it seems certain that a mobile Campaign—Then Only Six Short Days Re- brakeman, C. A. Herzig, were held large crowd will reward the efforts Throughout County Higher This Year. on charges entered by the local police of the South Amboy Harmony Club main. -for blocking the crossings from 8:55 in presenting Gaul's beautiful ora- South Amboy's tax rate for 1925 to 9:11 on Wednesday morning. torio "The Holy City," at the High This vote score includes all votes cast for publication up to 9 P. M. will be, according to figures of the The train explained that they were School Auditorium next Thursday Saturday night last. Middlesex County Tax Board, ?6.60. BUSY SESSION AT waiting for the car inspector to com- evening. DISTRICT NO 1 Although a reduction in local ex- plete his inspection of the train and The affair is being held for the Andrejewski, John J., Melroso _ 5,659,200 penses was effected, the tax rate re- that meantime the train could not be benefit of the South Amboy memor- Baldwin,. Miss Norma, Fourth street 1,202,100 flects -the 19 point increase in the COUNCIL MEETING moved because the car inspector had ial Hospital, and the gross proceeds Burkhard, Miss Estelia M., 423 Wilmont street __5,669,100 put up a flag in front of the locomo- of the event will be turned over to county tax rate. With a reduced Willingness on the part of the tive. The car inspector, Howard Conway, Albert, 149 Stockton street 4,850,800 municipal budget, and with a very Monmouth Lighting Company to this institution, as the Harmony Club Dotnzal, Mrs. Charles F., 131 Broadway 6,61p,30O Hardy explained that the work was is defraying all expenses in connec- slight increase in valuations, bouth make up past deficiencies again be- usually done in the local yards but Harris, Miss Mildred, Melrose E»,04O«0 Amboy's tax rate, but for the county came apparent at the meeting of the tion with the prespntation of the James, H. C., 241 Second street 5,050,200 that it must be done before the train oratorio, increase, would have been this year Common Council last night, when was allowed to leave. Jaques, R. A., 259 Second street 5,441,200 twelve points lower than in 1924.Councilman Kvist recounted an in- The oratorio is being presented un- McDonnell, John A., 139 N. Broadway _ 3,329,000 stance that has taken place during The ordinance, it was found, did der the direction of Mrs. Ada Pieraol BateB throughout the county have not specify car inspectors or other McKenna, Floyd, 201 Main street 4,315,^00 been soaring this year. . the pW week. According to the re- Cozzens, who is also singing the so- O'Leary, E. T., 228 Augusta street ..._ 5,498,100 marks of the Fourth Councilman, the railroad officials that Were shown to prano solo parts. The other soloists RobinBon, Mrs. Charles, Cheesequake _ 3,21p,90O Rate* Elsewhere in the County be really responsible for the blocked lire Sophia Gould Holwald, contralto, Rates announced for the other mu- Post controversy on Prospect Btreet crossngis, jSentcnce was therefore Tcdesco, Dominic, 211 Augusta street . 2,094,000 had finally been adjusted satisfactor- J. Harris Jones, Tenor and Henry L. Whitworth, Charles, 142 David street .„ _ 436,2.00 nicipalities throughout the county suspended. Vim Mater, baritone, were as follows: - ily by reason of the lighting concern DISTRICT NO 2 Cranbury Township **•*}• receeding from the arbitrary stand Grover, Wm. M., 441 Bordentown avenue 5,635,300 Carteret Borough »•«' taken in the past and meeting the RECEPTIONTO" LIGHINGlMPANY Muloney, Jivmcs, 217 South Broadway _ _ 5,157,700 Dunellen Borough „..-__ ~4.« property owner more than half way. Quinlan, Mrs. Sallie, 332 George street _ _1,170,3PO East Brunswick Township 4.37 The history of the case as recount- MORTGAGE BONDS Robinson, Mrs. A., 442 Bordentown avenue 4,145,300 Hehnetta Borough Z-«<> ed briefly by Councilman Kvist RETURNED PASTOR Render, William, 331 Catherine street 5,666,800 Highland Park Borough 4.76 seems to date back several years. In A reception will be given tho Rev. Under the approval of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, there Roddy, Mrs, Charles, 122 John street 2,253,600 Jamesblrg Borough *•»» the beginning Mr, Post made an ap-E. A. Wells and his wife, who have Skehan, Mrs. Wm. J., 364 Ward avenue _ _ 5,562,300 .- Madison Township 4.UJ plication for electrcial service and been returned by the New Jersey wns offered yesterday an issue of .4.02 the company submitted a contract Annual Conference to this city for $11,500,000 first mortgage 5%% "Seven more days." These three didate has any material advantge Metuchen Borough _ words have a potent meaning when Middlesex Borough - 3.37 that called for a payment by Mr. another year, on Tuesday evening, bonds of the Jersey Central Power over the remainder at present, and 4.37 Post of some one hundred and March 24th, in the Lecture Room of and Light Company, which is now we consider the importance of the re- the amount of subscriptions that Milltown Borough . sult of the Citizen's big automobile New Brunswick —..4.6- --6 seventy-five dollars to cover the cost the First Methodist Episopal church operating the Monmouth Lighting each is abie to turn in before Satur- of the erection of two or three polea, of John street. The affair will be- Company, supplying South Amboy. and gold campaign, which is ncaring day night may tell the tale. Monroe Township -- 4.2b a conclusion. North Brunswick Township W? stringing wire, etc. Eventually the gin with a short entertainment and The company is controlled, through , Now For the Finith case was appealed to the Public Util- will be followed by a social hour. stock ownership, by the' National The last of the big votes will un- And now for the whirlwind finish. Perth Amboy 4.79 doubtedly be the deciding factor in PiBcataway Borough 4.44 ities Commission in an effort to get All members of the congregation Public Service Corporation, which Now for the sensations and the sur- the service connection without pay- and their friends are extended an in- operates public utilities in nine states determining the winners of the splen- prises. These are the days that will Raritan Township ».U did array of prizes which has dazzled Plainsboro Township *«* ing the sum. The commission de- vitation to be present. This invita- and is under the supervision and test the resourcefulness of the candi- cided that the company was entitled tion includes the children as well as management of the General Engin- the eyes of the entire community by dates. Here is where their courage Skyreville Township 4.1b their excellent value in this famous Sotith Amboy ..- ---.--—6.60 to the payment, Refunds were to bethe older folks.. eering and Management Corporation. upholds them and makes them fight, made yearly based on a percentage The address of welcome will be The Jersey Central Power and campaign. or the lack of it takes the stiffness South Brunswick Townnship —.2.1)6 Who if Your Favorite? out of their knees and leaves them South River Borough 4.17 of the amount of current actually given by Mayor Hoffman. Light Company, by the merger of consumed by the Post family. several utility companies, now sup- For nine weeks the contestants trailing in the dust. Sometimes too, Spotswood Borough 4.10 plies electric light and power to 78 have been engaged in accumulating supreme courage urges them on when Woodbridge Township 6-20 When the attention of the new ? superintendent of the company, J. E. DEATH aADBMRS. communities and gas service to 31 votes and during this time the Citi- they tire, and that is the G'A1t£ST Hill was called to the matter by the SUSAN FOURATT communities. A subsidiary com- zen's big automobile campaign has FIGHT OF ALL. Fourth Ward Councilman, the for- pany supplies water to Lakewood gained fame that is widespread, This Votes will pile up rapidly during ME TRUCK BILLS mer at once promised to have the ser- Funeral services for the late Mrs. and vicinity. The territory served is the most liberal prize-winning the next few hours, The LIVIEST ARE ORDERED PAID vice connection mad« upon the usual Susan Fotiratt, of Woodbridge, were has an agregate population in excess event ever inaugurated in this section part of the competition is now at terms. Only three or four days held on Tuesday faternoon and in- of 214,000 and includes Morristown of the state. hand; and while the leaders are on When the bills covering the nowlater, tthe contract was signed and terment made in Christ Church cem- Summit, Lakewood, Spring Lake, The efforts and diligence of the the same footing, at the same time fire apparatus were introduced again the work of erecting the necessary etery here. Mrs. Fouratt was theLong Branch, Asbury Park, South past few weeks will be crowned with those wha want to—and will—are i for payment at the meeting of the poles begun, widow of the late Captain George W. Amboy, Red Bank, Matawan and Key- an avalanche of votes that will be a afforded the opportunity of.the en- .' .Common Council last night »3ihey •Councilman Kvist also said that Fouratt and both were well known port. The electric system includes surprsie to thousands of people in tire campaign to forge ahead and ^- /were passed for payment without a Mr. Hill had remarked that if there in this city, having at one time been steam electric generating stations this section of the state. This is the corral ,the winning votes. '; - '' dissenting murmur. The investiga- were any other similar cases merit- residents here. with a total installed capacity of time for candidates to hurl them- Frc/i now until the finish is the tion ordered at the last meeting of ing attention, he would be only too The deceased passed away at the 31,500 h. p. and 197 miles of high selves with vim and vigor into the time when 100 per cent efficiency, the body when payment of the bills glad to take them up and have the home of her daughter Mrs. K. S. tension transmission lines, with dis- fray. counts, was held up brought out that the necessary adjustment made. Tuttle, of 144 Valentine place, tributing systems aggregating 1,016 The Citizen is justly proud of the And now fur the finish. contract for the apparatus called for High Voltage Line Investigation Woodbridge, late Saturday night at miles of lines serving 35,324 con- list of contestants that are compet- The eyes of the whole county and solid tires but that a supplementary In connection with the investiga- the age of ninety-one years. She sumers. ing with might and main in this, ex- surrounding country are upon the letter had authorized the substitution tion made by the council into the had been ill but a brief length of citing "battle for ballots" for the gains of the valiant workers—watch of the pneumatics. An allowance for matter of the new high voltage line time. She is survived by three biggest stakes ever offered in New'em go. the substitution had been made by being run by the lighting company on daughters, Mrs. W. C. Everett, of HEAR TALK ON Jersey newspaperdom—it seems that Warning—Keep Active the company so that the total bill for Fourth street and also on Feltus Philadelphia; Mrs. K. S. Tuttle and each community in. the city and There are several candidates whoso • the pneumatics was $250 per truck street, Councilman Downs stated that Miss Bertha Fouratt, of Woodbridge; county has chosen its brighest and names appear on the list who 'have whereas had there been no allow- it seemed that the plans of the com-and two sons, Enos, of Perth Am- SURETY BUSINESS most energetic leader for its repre- not made a report for several weeks, ance the charge would have, been a pany called for a. very decided im- boy, and Morgan, of Avenel. Dr. H. E. Battin, of New York, sentative and these favorites are well Therefore, in accordance with the total of $550 per truck for the dif- provement in the local power sys- was the speaker at the Rotary lunch- fulfilling the expectations of their rules and regulations, any candidate ferent wheels, etc. tem, particularly as to the removal of eon on Tuesday. Dr. Battin deliver- hundreds of fronds and supporters failing to make a weekly cash reporfr • poles, abandoning of the 6,000 volt SHADE TRET" ed a very interesting talk upon the in their respective communities. , will become disqualified and thereby NEW LUMBER YARD lines that are now on practically surety business, showing how this The race, as the finish of the big forfeit all rights to a prize or com- every street and other changes. The form of insurance had been known "third period" approaches, is truly a mission. This is final and fair warn- -Anew lumber yard is being started BOARD ACTIVE main theme of the speaker's re- The Shade Tree Commission is as far back as the Florentine age, neck and neck affair. N one can-ing. on the grounds where Bridge street marks indicated a belief on his part, and tracing, in a most interesting joins with the Pennsylvania right-of- again busy, preparing for their an- nt least, that the execution of these nual shade tree planting on Arbor manner, and with interesting anec- way road opposite Deegan's garage. plans would result in a noticable dotes, the outgrowth of this business The concern is called The Amboy Day; April 10th. They will gladly LOCAL MAN IS SMALL FIRE IN benefit to this city and local consu- furnish any information in regards into many forms of insurance that Lumber Company and will, it is learn- now play a big part in American ed!'-.specialize in usoc' lumber. Trucks IContliiucd on rape 4; to the planting of trees. SHORT CIRCUIT*!^ The Commission will purchase business life. BEING SUED BY R.R. DELIVPY TRUCK haVe been busy during the past week The luncheon was, appropriate to The Pennsylvania Railroad Com- carting lumber to the locution. The FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Norway Maples, and the members of A fire breaking out in one of tha the commission will inspect the trees St. Patrick's Day. The menu inclu- pany is bringing suit against Andrew delivery trucks of the firm of E. S. foundations for lumber piles are be- A short circuit in the fire alarm ded ham and cabbage. Irish songs Sprague of this city, for the sum ofMason and Son on Monday morning ing put in and bridges thrown across planted last year in order to replace system threw the whole system out with new ones those that have died and stories of the descendants of $30.40 damages because of an acci- while it was in the garage adjoining the drainage ditches which border the of operation Tuesday night and the "Old Sod" formed part of the dent that happened in Perth Amboy the business establishment of that roadsides at this point. during the past year. caused the alarm to sound. The fire The American Legion and indivi- program. A. M. Lochte, guest of when crossing .gates were allegedly concern slightly damaged the truck _™ 1) . trucks were scurrying through the George Gundrum, Jr., won the clay and caused slight burns to Elbert SURPRISE PARTY duals are requested to place their or- smashed by the-defendant some time city endeavoring: to locate the cause ders for trees at once, with any pipe breaking contest, and all the ago. The action is being brought in Slover, an employee, before it was of the alarm, but a visit to all of members wore ft souvenir shamrock Miss Louise Defort, of the Mel- member of the commission, who are the District Court at New Brunswick extinguished by the use of chemi- the boxes showed that everyone was as follows: A. H. Bergen, Main and regaled themselves with tobacco and the railroad is being represented cals. Slover discovered the fire and rose section, tendered a surprise closed. from the bowl of an old fnshioned noticing that the blaze was likely to party to her cousin, Miss Agnes Gil- street; Mrs. Samuel Newton, Borden- by Theodore Strong as council. City Eloctricinn Dolan has been clay pipe. Sprague maintains a welding ser- spread quickly to the walls of the fodder, of Fifth street on Saturday town avenue; and Mrs. B. C. Duvier, garage, thus threatening to cause a evening last. Vocal and musical working hard on the system and it Upper Main street. It is requested vice and supply service shop at 870 is now working satisfactorily again. Amboy road, Perth Amboy, and at very serious conflagration, jumped selections were rendered. A num- that orders be placed during the MICHAELHOGAN on the machine and drove it into ber of out of: town guests attended week of March 23th to 31st. Orders the time-in question was alleged to LOCAL MAN ELECTED HEAD bo guilty of carelessness in driving Broadway at considerable risk to him- tho^party and Miss Gilfcdder rcceiv- will receive the personal attention LAID TO REST self. Bystanders who saw the act "many pretty gifts. Refreshments OF PAST CHIEF RANGERS of Mrs. B. C. Duvier, and she can be his automobile into the crossing gates are still wondering how Slover man- re served twd lit n seasonable hour reached by telephoning 629 South Funeral iservices for the late on Washington avenue while they At a meeting of the Past Chief Michael Hqgan were held from St. were lowered to obstruct traffic be- aged to breathe at all, not to mention departed Cor their homes after Rangers Association of Middlesex Amboy. the pain of the burns for it was in , Vhlng tho hostess many happy re- Mary's Church last Saturday morn- cause of an approaching train. the vicinity of the seat on which he County held at Carteret last Sunday WIND TOPPLES MORGAN HOME ing at ten o'clock, when a Solemn Rarely is there a railroad com- tufns. _ afternoon, Edward C. Smith, of this High Mass of Requiem was celebrat- was forced to sit that the fire was city, was elected to the presidency of A strong gust of wind last Satur- pany that plays the part of plaintiff blazing most. "SEVEN LAST WORDS" day night toppled the home of Chris- ed by Dr. E. C. Griffin with Rev. in nn action of this kind, the reverse the organization. There were large Father Bona nnd Rev. William Lnn- usually being the case. Because of FOR PASSION SUNDAY delegations in attendance from all tian Yeager, of Morgan Heights, over ERECT FOUNDATIONS parts of the county. into an excavation that had been nery acting as dencon and sub-deacon this unique feature the case is at- _JTOR NEW HALL respectively. Interment followed in tracting wide interest in the press of On Sunduy night, March 29th, Pns- Other officials elected at the meet- mude in order to build a cellar and ' Sion Sunduy, the Jersey City Choral foundation for the house. Yeager's St. Mary's cemetery under the direc- the country. Foundations for the new auditor- ing were: John S. Olbricht, first vice tion of Michael J, Scully. Six ium to be erected on Washington Society will render the oratorio, the president; Otto Stnubach, Sr., second house stands close to the edge of BUS RACE ON BROADWAY avenue by Sacred Heart Parish have - Seven Last Words at St. Mary's R. C. the embankment near tho railroad grandsons of the deceased acted as vice president; Charles J. Warner, pall bearers. been commenced during the past • church here for the benefit of the financial secretary; Alex Sokolinsky, and the washing of rains had under- The drivers license of Wnlter Sprftt- week. The work is being done on Saith Amboy Memorial Hospital mined the piling used as n founda- Mr. Hogan died nt the home of his recording secretary; nnd Otto Smith, son Dennis, of 8 Childs Road, New ford was revoked by Police Justice the.ground adjoining the rectory and Building Committee. There wlil be treasurer. tion. Recently work of preparing Forgotson nt n hearing in the local the excavations seem to extend from admission charge made but a sil- for the foundation was completed by Hyde Park, Long Island, last Thurs- Plans for the nnnlinl convention day morning of heart disease. The court last night for a period of one ! Washington avenue clear through to offering will be taken nnd thein May were discussed as were plans Mr. Yeager on Saturday afternoon Vi'nr and Sprntford, driver of a Perth Main street, From this an idea of re proceeds will go to the hos- and during the evening while visit- body was brought to the homo of his for the nnnunl outing during- the daughter Mrs. Frank McDonnell, of AmVmy bus line was forced to give the size of the proposed structure summer. Refreshments and a socinl ing nearby lie was attracted by n up his position. According to the may be obtained. M. Claire Flaherty, of this city noise apparently coming from the David street, this city on Friday last. hour were enjoyed after the business For several years past, the dneiiiiscd complaint of the police there were A Ford cuupe was crowded off the \ember of this choral society. vicinity of his home. Investigation !.WD buses mixed up in the affair, a roadway on the Pnrlin road Tuesday •atorio hits been broadcasted showed the house toppled into the ox-had made his home with his son,speeding contest along Broadway- Dennis, jiviur to that he hud been morning anil had to swerve into the Lation WJZ and won wide ac- SMALL FIRE AT cuvatioh. Just a few more inches The other bus driver, Leo Koleyjinski ditch tu avoid « collision. The miich- 'rom the . radio audience. and tho house would have tumbled for many yearn u resident of this had sentence suspended when it was PUMPING STATION city. 1 ine sustained a broken steering on down the embankment it is said. •;KIW;I th'it hi; wns runniii); on his knuckle and was removed to Do LOCAL TRUCK STOLEN A short circuit in a motor in the There was no one at home when the Mr. Hnijnii was born at Cm-low, correct time while the other Ims was Queen'H County, Ireland and upon 1 1 Marco's g.-iragi. on Uonleiituwii ave- Miiehnnicsville pumping station was accident happened. 'ii vi!nil minutes Inl' . In Die r.-'i'e une nue for repairs. On Wednesday night John Di- responsible for an alarm from the iMnigrutinir. to the United States of the buses wns forced against the The II. S. Army hiis some very cnine directly to thin city some forty jantls, Df First street, reported to the fife, alarm box in that section Mon- curbing mid the wheels went up mij VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS ical police that his commercial truck ihiy afternoon. Before any of the good openings for young men in years ago. Besides the sun and e siifewiilk. Texas, Honolulu, Panama and nlso V'ii;rtitcr mentioned above, hi! is sur- Now it your chnnco to determine d been stolen from his enrage. On (ire apparatus had reached the scene, if your child has nny muticnl ability ursday the Atlantic [liirhlnmis tlujifii'P hnd.heim extinguished by the in New York. Sergeant Mnlloy, in vived by- another daughter, Mrs, William Warren, of Fords. Fnt of some sort is neeessary in lit n nominal ijoct. Violin outfit free '"<• informed'the local authorities lift* oT chemicals. All of Hie local rliiirjTt? (if the Perth Amhoy enlist- "•I'l"' diet. Probably the most e.-ui- to encli pupil vomplMinR DIII: course. " i ••*"'>!{ !md been found at Hint ment, station, and whn enlisted about apparatus answered the ulnrm mid r All kinds of I'l'esh fish f-.r dale. ''-• dlci'slcd .-inil flu-orbed of all fats Pupils will Imv/. ,,Bt, ,,f inairiMnentii 0 two rear tires shot. I In.- Kole-in-t.he-Wal) looked like a 2.j men last summer, will be irlad to I'liiinft orders filled, liuiuii'c A, '" Inkcn i'l'iun inilli and iMvam—in tlurinu courts (if «tii,ly, C.ill or v/ril,. 1 probably been mixed livenien'i; parade fov a few )>iimit<>:>, fiiiT any infornuitioii desired with Mlooihrond, IT,!! Hordi'iitdwn avenue, •thei- words luitti'i' fat. No other A. L. Woiden; 3

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The last chance of securing BIG votes in the mammoth Citizen Campaign ends tomorrow night, Saturday, March 21st, at 10. o'clock/sharp. . The vote scheduleundergoes a very great reduction at that hour, ard is ex- ATTENTION CANDIDATES \ tremely low tar the remaining few days. : Extensions of Subscriptions secured during the "First or Seqond Period" The time of aH times in thceampaign has its inception today. As close as will receive "Extension" votes if received by 10 o'clock this coming Saturday the race stands this is one of the most vital and most important weeks of the night. • This arrangement DOES NOT apply nepct week. campaign for it is your .

J E IO NIX URE Hlft VOTES Hourly increasing their vigroous pace, and gaining such remarkahle momentum as the time slips by that South Amhoy and vicinity is in a turmoil of excite- . ment, candidates in the Citizen's Great Automobile and Prize Campaign today enter upon the last days in which their fate will be decided. Grim determin- ation is written upon their faces; incessant hustling is evidenced in their action—all, that victory, and gold may be theirs. FIRST GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE SECOND GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE In The Citizen*' "Everybody Win*" Campaign . In The Citixen*' "Everybody Wim" Campaign ' V ' .

HUDSON COACH, Value $1487.00 ESSEX COACH, Value $1007.00 (Fully Equipped With Disc Whoeli) (Fully Equipped With Diic Wheel*) I -' •• Purchased from J.. Purchased from . SEXTON'S GARAGE SEXTON'S GARAGE 15 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. /,:•;.,•• 15 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.

•A »• THIRD GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE In The Citiient* "Everybody Wim" Campaign NOTE One NeW Model NOMINATION COUPON Every active participant in The Citizeiis' big campaign re- .'•'•'• * ceives either a cash award or one of the three motor cars. : FORDOr\ SEDAN, Value $750.00 Nomination Blank in The South Amboy Citizens' The person receiving the highest number of votes in the *. "Everybody Win«" Campaign 'campaign regardless of his or her district will receive his or her I hereby enter and cast 5,000 votes for Miss, Mr. or Mrs. choice of all three cars. Then the two persons who have received the greatest number of votes in the two respective districts will be given the other two cars; the highest one taking first choice. Address „__. . . Then the two persons in the two respective districts receiv- as a candidate in The South Amboy Citizens' "Everybody Wins" ing the next highest number of votes to the car winners will re- Prize Distribution. , ceive $200.00 in ensh each. NOTE:—Only ohe nomination blank accepted for each candidate Then the two persons receiving the next highest number of nominated. votes in the two respective districts will receive $100.00 in cash each, Your Name ...... ; :_. ; ; All other ACTIVE contestants in every district will receive 20 per cent commission on all subscriptions they may secure, ac- Address cording to the rules of the campaign. —You May Nominate Yourself- \

Purchased from SAYRMLE SALES CORP. . Telephone 255 Sayreville, N. J. •s. The JLasl UI« Vote Offer Cioreg Forever Saturday- Wight, March"&l'»t, at 1O O'clock In a way, this campaign may be likened to a field of battle. played in obtaining subscriptions, and second payments on sub- energetic workers in this campaign who have not been saying One hears the rumble of the distant guns approaching. Nearer scriptions that have been secured earlier in the campaign. much but have been working with an object in view. These are they come, steadily pursuing their onward march. Every obstacle The final scale nnd extra vote offers are the golden horns of the "dark horses" thnt bear watching. that impedes their ^progress is shattered to bits, and, as they loom plenty that pour out votes by the thousands. Study it. Note on the horizon, the tumult becomes deafening when the mighty the big vote figures. See for yourself that now subscriptions will ones sweep'the path clean before them, never hostitating in the place the winning votes in the palm of your hand, and that second Speed Will Win lines of progress. It is this kind of progress than candidates are payments are a splendid help. See every person you linve seen making. With the shortness of the time acting as a quickening The crucial tost is now at hand in the Citizen's Automobile before, and secure an extension of their subscription, These sec- Campaign. If you ever intend to do anything BIG in this race, impulse, and the magnificent prizes spurring them on to bo the ond payments may put you in the winning. DO IT NOW. Instead of being down in the list, get up at the first to drum them, these candidates are preparing to give (luring Every possible subscription a candidate secures Is urgently top and stay there. Now is tho time to secure an insurmount- the next 30 hours, the grentest exhibition of cournge and tenacity needed to win, for the present manner in which votes lire piling able reserve vote; now in the time to "cinch" the prize you most over experienced in this vicinity. up makes it appear thnt the outcome will be remnrkably close. desire. Never nguin, after 10 o'clock Saturday night, will it be Every hour is important now. And so in every subscription. Who knows but what just a few subscriptions will separate you possible to secure ns many votes on subscriptions an NOW! All The only difference in having tin automobile and not having one from the prize thnt you are longing for? the regrets in the world will bo of no avail after the race has been is "votes." That is why the unprecedented activity j>i being dis- Adding to the uncertainty of the finish nrn the quiet but lost. Work hard now and there will be no cause for regrets, MAY THE 1DATE WIN! THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Eleven

FRIDAY, MAI^CH 20, 1025 gether for a few minutes' chat on SHERIFF'S SALE Blind Use 120,000 Books what their car can do. More tlmn lO.(HX) blind people bor- When the electric lighting and MIDDLESEX COMMON PLEAS— PAUL' BRYL1NSK; rowed 120.1'HIO books from tlie National THE IDEAL/MOTOR CAR starting was installed, it was thought Farmers & Merchants National Library for the Mini'. In London la the last word had been heard, for Bank of Matawnn, Plaintiff vs. the lust yesir. (By Erwin Greer, President Greer these improvements overshadowed all Toni (Antonio) Castellucci, De- CONCRETE BLOCKS Cpllege of Automotive Engineering) the previous ones that had been fendant. Fi Fa for sale of prem- It goes without saying that the made. But competition forced man- ' ises, dated November 15, 1024. PORTLAND CEMKNT ideal automobile should be noiseless, ufacturers to try and add new fea- By virtue of the above dated p M.Mortenson free from vibration, powerful, of tures and the succeeding years found writ to me directed and delivered, simple, sturdy construction, with few further additions, until today a car I will expose to sale at public ven- Old Lfhigh and Wilkes-Barre moving parts to get out or order and is sold with practically everything due on Plu mbing- and jcequire attention, and with friction that is designed for efficiency and WEDNESDAY 1 reduced to a minimum. It should be comfort. MARCH TWENTY-FIFTH, COAL Heating easily operated, flexible, capable of Correct form in driving means NINETEEN HUNDRED AND rapid acceleration, quick stopping, Phone7 Center and Elms St. minimum drain on the popketbook. TWENTY-FIVE Estimate* Furnished on Reqntst ready at a moment's notice, free Velvety stops and starts prevent un- pt two o'clock in the afternoon of from mechanical and other complica- usual strains on the engine, clutch, said day at the Sheriff's office in tion's, theft-proof, clean, roomy and transmission, axles and tires. They the City of New Brunswick, N. J. 821 MAIN STREET comfortable. Most important of all, also cut down the consumption of All the right, title and interest of ALBERT JEROME TeL 24S it must be practical, reliable, service- gasoline and oil. A well made en- able and economical. In appearance the defendant, Toni (Antonio) Cas- Manufacturer ol gine, like a Swiss watch, is a sensi- tellucci, of, in and to all the follow- SOUTH AMBOT, N. J. it should be so distinctive and attrac- tive thing. It resents abuse, but res- tive as to cause that just pride that ing described premises, to wit: High Grade Granite and ponds willingly and capably to gen- All those certain lots or parcels of comes with ownership of a really tle handling. fine car. The body work should be SHE SAID: land and premises known as lots 1 Marble typical of the best traditions of the ; o—. and 2 in block "N" on Map of Genoah coach-builder's art. In brief, it "Bring two loaves of in Madison Township, Middlesex should be right in every detail. County, and State of New Jersey, HEADSTONES Woman's Statement Will owned by the Biondi Realty Com- The reason for the high favor with HetoSouth Amboy HESS'S BREAD as youpany, made August .6, 1910, by which the closed type of automobile Richard Hewser, C. E., Keyport, N. 267 First Street is regarded seems obvious. The well "I hated cooking because all I ate come,home at noon, The J. turned sour and formed gas. I drank built closed car affords, in summer Beginning at the corner formed by Telephone 250 South Amboy and winter, a greater measure of hot water arid oliveoil by the gallon. Balcombs are coining to Nothing helped until I took Adler- the intersection of the easterly line comfort than is possible in the open 1 of Biondi Ave., with the northerly type of vehicle. With-windows low- ika". Unless' due to deep-seated dinner." line of Gordon street, as laid down ered, the touring sedan or coupe be- causes, Adlerika helps any case gas in said map; running thence norther- comes an open car, providing protec- on the stomach in a surprisingly ly along said easterly line of Biondi tion from dust, rain storms and QUICK time. It is a wonderful HE SAID: avenue, 40 feet, thence easterly par- other summer disturbances. In theremedy to use for constipation—it allel with Gordon street, 100 feet; •winter months, with windows closed, often works in oue hour and never "You bef I will. I like thence southerly parallel with. Biondi ,and equipped with a heater, the se-gripes. Peterson's Pharmacy, 132 N. avenuo 40 feet to the northerly line dan or coupe always is comfortable. Broadway. ' Adv. their bread." of Gordon street, thence westerly Were. And comfort, after all, is the factor along the northerly line of Gordon that most appeals to the present- street 100 feet to tho place of be- 'lusrtt. day motor-car owner. The Highest Talent HESS'BAKERY ginning. There Is no liltchur tnlent tlmn that What will the final equipment of Being the same premises sot forth OUft automobiles be? This is the question of being iilile to maintain klmlly und 134 SOUTH BROADWAY . helpful relations with uncongenial hu- iind describotl in n certain deed dated that is brought up almost every time Phone 30S-J March 1, 101.1, made by the Biondi COAL several motor-car owners get to-mitn beings.—Selected. ' Realty Company to Antonio C.-istol- lucci and recorded in Middlesex County Clerk's oTfico in Book 033, of Deeds, jingo IMll. Judgment amounting to approxi- You can get the best food mately $175. Together with all and singular tho served anywhere in the city A Matter of Conscience rights, privileges, hereditaments and nppurtonnnccs thereunto belonging ivhen you eat at the Starting in the little town of Norwalk, Ohio, the Norwalk Vault—for decent and permanent or in any wise appertaining. FREDERICK GOWEN, burial of the dead—has grown in twenty years into a great national institution—California, Masaa- SHERIFF. CENTRAL LUNCH J. W. OLSEN CO. chusetta, Georgia, Nebraska alike use the Nbrwalk Vault. During its time the Norwalk Vault has JOHN P. LLOYD, $26.04 . Attorney. 225 Smith Street Teltphone 336 seen a hundred rival enterprises start and fail -while it has gone steadily forward. Why? Becauso Perth Amboy' the Norwalk Vault is the ONLY VAULT SEALED BY HAND! To leave a vault unsealed and take You can boost this city, if you want Perth Amboy a chance on its sealing itself is naturally far cheaper than to cement it together honestly by hand in ,o; why don't you try it for a while? Near Railroad Station the presence of witnesses. The work of a skilled mason—the actual sealing in the grave—is the one and only thing that makes any vault worth the price you pay for it. Hand sealing in the Norwalk Vault is not a matter of argument. It's a matter of conscience—of thoroughness^—of common thoroughness—of common honesty. , ' -• The, Nor walk Vault Company The South Amboy Business Directory • : ••.'. • PLAINFIELD, N. J. , '':' ,-^ REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE MARKETS COAL AND WOOD

If you are interested in buying or selling real estate consult— RICHARDMcCLOUDJr. ICE - - COAL A. H. BERGEN Wood By The Barrel Phone 858-W 260 Main St. Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pork 1 BAG OR 1 TON SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS Telephone 159-R FREDERICK H. LEAR Telephone 146 135 N. Broadway COLE McDONOUGH Thru 22 Years REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE 128 David St. 210 George St. ANTHRACITE BITUMINOtfl C. T. MASON JOHNDISANTIS (BuaoMior to II. P. Maaon) Seafood—Fruiti—Vegetables EDWARD McDONOUGH Phone 473 177 N. Broadway COAL COMPANY

FOOTWEAR Reliable UNITED STATES Companies COAL EXPLOSION INSURANCE CHRIS NICORVO 214 Pvine Avenue NOTARY PUBLIC Footwear for South Amboy, N. J. i. 231 First Street South Amboy MEN AND BOYS 165 N. Broadway EGINNING in 1902, Garford is now among the 8 leading j. M. FA&ZSR, TRUCKING AND MOVING B concerns manufacturing 18% of the bona-fide trucks. CONTRACTORS In 1902—a [small company, a small plant, small production, limited cnpital and resources, but big men, big aims, sound man- Insurance of All Kinds FERD D. TEDESCO ELMER F. PARISEN ufacturing phins and seemingly prophotic conceptions of the Blre, Automobile, Liability, totfosloa, Carting of Any Kind automotive industry's future. Ouultr, Bfc, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 313 David St. South Amboy Today, one of the largest, most modern plants in the country, 8ur«tjr ud fidelity Bondi Phone 316-J 211 Augusta St devoted to the exclusive manufacture of commercial vehicles, a Telephone 1O9-M world-wido service organization, a ten million dollar capital, a Telephone 144-J capacity of BOO trucks a month, ;i command of unlimited resources MS HUH ST. SOOTH AHBOT EDWARD HANSEN and tho confidence of not only its extnsivo manufacturing and Tel, 573 Day or Ml(nl service organizations, but also of its vast army of truck and bus Carpenter and Cabinet Maker owners. MILK AND CREAM JACOB J. JACOBSEN Jobbingand Alterations Such is tho evolution, the growth of The Garford Motor TRUCKING AND MOVING Truck Company. R. A. CASEY If it is of wood 679 Liberty St. South Am'joy, N. J. MILK CREAM i can make it Phone 2G7 347 Catherine St. Hoisting of Every Shop and Resldonee, 180 D»TM SI SHOE REPAIRING Telephone 488 Description DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTS MICHAEL BRANCATO P. O. BOX 261 WM> GAWENUS Shoe Repairing CLARENCE H. ELLISON MOTOR TRUCKS AND COACHES CARPENTER AND BUILDER General Rigger 131 S. Broadway, Cor. John St. Trucks 1 to 7^ Tom Coachi 15 to 35 Pniaengerf SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. PANCO FLASH Bridge St. MelroBe Solei Jobbing Promptly Attended To RYMSHA & SON Eitimatet Given Phone 403 P. O. Box 208 SOUTH AMBOY PERTH AM30T DISTRIBUTORS FOR MIDDLESEX COUNTY PAINTING AND PAPER AUTOMOBILES 989 State St. Tel. 1313 Perth Amboy, N. J. HANGING "It1* Cheaper To Ride In A Ill CHEVROLET JAMES A. SEXTON FRANK NELSON EDWARD GOODMAN CONFECTIONERY and LUNCH 157 Bordentown Avenue Resident Salesman MAURICE COVE OYSTERS UILDING TODAY FOR TOMORROW'S REQUIREMENTS Phone 5? 8 304 Main St. South Amboy (Jtiatnoromi railroad bridge) Can he reached at TeL 430 Tele. 211 216 N. Broadw Page Ten THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

• FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 ptly at 3:25 p. tn., nuffi&hed- into the front parlor, where isiirsounded by the members of theirfrespective fam- WM. H,MARTIN ilies, they were united in bands of holy rftrimony. The bride was PIANO TUNING and pret*V 'attired in blue silk, and car- REPAIRING Representing the Best Fire Looking Back ried a bouquet of bride roses and Insurance Companies- looked charming. The groom was at- m First Street, South Amfcoj, 1.J Thirty .Years tired in conventional black and was Telephane M8-1T Explosion, Liability, Automobile unattended. Directly after the con- and Plate Glass Insurance gratulations bad been extended all s^WngnMBWHi^^ | repaired to the dining room where, When Seeking Insurance, Ask Issue of March 23, 1895 ! amid pleasant chat and social glee, Us the appetizing dainties of the season, Red Bank will compel all tramps together with the many delicate pro- NOTARY PUBLIC to work on the streets. We are over- ductions of the culinary art were en- run with these gentlemen of leisure joyed until the inner man &..IJ " 'tis 312 David St. South Amboj and a little chain and ball might rid enough.". us of the nuisance, After an hour of socialbility as • • *. • generally prevails on sunh joyous oc- The only satisf cation the American | casions the happy couple left in their • people have so far out of the firing carriage for the station where a num- INSURANCE Let's know each other better of the Spanish cruiser Conde de Ven-ber of friends had congregated to adito upon the Alliance is that shi manifest their best wishes in tho IN ALL ITS BRANCHES never touched us. usual shower of rice which was gen- UR business office is as much a part of The bills relating to a bridge acrosi erously bestowed as the wedded pair FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE O your telephone service as the instru- the Raritan between this borough and boarded the 5:03 -rain to enjoy a GLASS, ETC. Perth Amboy have passed the Senate portion of their honeymoon else- ment, the wires and the central office. and now 'await the Governor's signa- where. Their friends and relations And our Local Commercial Manager, and all ture to become laws. Let us con-have remembered them with presents tinue to hope that but a short time that are both costly and bautiful. Our 'SAY IT WITH ^FLOWERS' FRANK S. KABOSKI his associates welcome the opportunity to •will pass before the bridge will be heartiest congratulations are exten- Funeral and Deafen Work Insurance Agent and Broker serve you whenever you come to our busi- built.' . ded to Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson. , OUR SPECIALTY 107 S. Pine Ave. South Amboy ness office by telephone or in person or The New York newspaper* have Alto Every Line Of, - write to us about your problems. .given us a great deal of notoriety That's Always Right POTTED PLANTS lately, From their reports of our Everyone complains of the badnesi Cut Floweri On Hand You have telephones to be put in, taken out school meeting, one would think we of his memory, but nobody of bla — AT — or relocated; questions to be answered about were a lot of bigated idiots and that Judgment.—Rochefoucauld. The New Flower Store GENERAL blood came near being shed. H all service and service charges, advertising in the news in the New York papers is Solution of Puzzle No. 2a •F. SEMONEIT & SONS the telephone directory and the best! use of, exagorated like the reports of our the different classes of LongDistanceService. school meetings, we can rely but AWL CWT 301 PINE AVE. HARDWARE little upon their truthfulness. WVA SHOE Telephone 501-J Bam, Plane«, Kamnart, Batskat* In these and other telephone matters, both OR ' From an exchange H;he f611owing EMO N CK Urals, Braeei, Blta, OMMII, DrUU large or small, we seek to serve you in a - ten commandments are taken which 1 SP Tool* lor all Mechanics, Blov way that is possible only when we are able have been issue' Tor the beufit of the TA TorcbM, Soldering Irona, Dm«7 married men and those about to be- sc AR WE SELL PIANOS to combine our knowledge of telephone come married. Qrlnden. WTK IWAIi-TOTIK PHONOGRAPH practices with an understanding of your 1. Remember that I am thy wife particular telephone problems. whom thou must cherish all thy life. MAP RS Something Nr»l Bator* taring AGENT 2. Thou shalt not stay out lite A15E FE a Phonograph hmr this ms, th SHERWIN-WILLIAMS That is why we say "Let's Know Each Other at night, when lodges, clubs or CA ARSl Kin* of than All PAINTS friends invite. TunlnK lind KopalrlnB at UlKlit I'tlcos Better." 3. Thou shalt not smoke indoor 8 NC EQ HARRY PA RISEN or out, or chew tobacco round about. MA Paints, Oils, Varntoheg, Whltf On such a foundation we can make our busi- 4. Thou shalt with praise receive »*7 David Si Pb*n« lot.* Lead, EnameLa, Stalna, ness office a personal service station of a my pioa, nor pastry made by me dea Putty, and 61.-iw higher order, and that is what we desire it pise. 5. My mother thou shalt strive to CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 21 C. I. Bergen, ITS Storeni av« to be. please, and let her live with us in corner Fint street. ease. • 6. Remember, 'tis thy duty clear Telephone 485 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY to dress me well throughout the year. 7. Thou shalt, in manner mild and meek, give me thy wages every EUGENE A. MORRIS week. (Successor to A. T, Korr) 8.' Thou shalt not be a drinking man, but live on prohibition plan. Paints,' Oils and Varnishea 9. Thou shalt not flirt, but mus allow thy wife such freedom any- Brushes, Glass, Bronzes, Whether its a business"trip" or sociaV'visit" the tele- how. phone will take you there quickly and inexpensively! 10. Thou shalt get up when baby ' cries, and,try the child to tranquilize Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc. These commands, from day to day, implicitly thou shalt obey. WALLPAPER Good Samaritan Assembly No. 2 238 First Street South Amboj • Pythian Sisterhood, on Wednesday evening, presented Good Samaritan ' Advertise in the Citizen, Tell your friends about the bargains in these columns. Lodge No. 52, K. o£ P., with $800, . in greenbacks toward the expenses of the building committee. Joseph F. Fulto• * n• •ha •s been appoint- ed Commissioner of Deeds for this borough. - Charles Vandegrift has commenc- ed the erection of a house on George street for Mr. John Coyne. The South Amboy Gas Light Com- pany have reduced the price of gas from, $2.00 to $1.50 per thousand feet/ net. (© >r Weit«m N'Wapiper Union.) , J • • • • * Horizontal, Vertical. '•'•••-•'"Mr. Emanuel Williams and Mrs'. l—glide. 1—Sounded narroonlouljr, aa aalla Fanny Bloodgood wore married on 6—Bxpo«cd 8—Greaar Monday last at the M. E. parsonage 11—Handle o< • sword 8—Tae irhole qnnntltr 18—Confute 4—Roadwar (abbr.) by Rev. J. G. Edwards. IB—Doaate B—Rcvoaed Master Leon Forman and his pony 1«—Sick •—Electrical nnlt of rariitUN \ now,form a frequent picture on our 17—^Connaiaet T—For example (abbr,) Btreets. Leon is exceedingly happy IS—HUchftrouft chill 8—Pluck . 20—Wrltlnr liutnunut •—Laval Own a Car This Summer and even the animal seems to be con- 31—PtnoMl yronou 10—Indicate tented with its new quarters.. 22—H«rnp««» rlvei IS—Bzlat \ • «**.* 2*—I« cant that 1*—Note of muiilcol laala Capt. H. C. Aspinwall and Lieut. SB—Necatlre animr IT—The areat artery carrying bloat 2«—Wnrd oil from heart to aU tmt ao*> G. M. Whistler, of the'U. S. Army, except lunga together with a party of interested at—ro»tpoue S3—Female rabbit 1»—Onlde Enroll Now! gentlemen, were in town on Tuesday 84—Small mound •( earth as—Father in the in'terest of the Leonard" Pow- Btf—Fast time 24—Note of niniilcnl •eala) der Co., which intends to locate on 8#—FeniAle aheep a«—Stroke artntlr the Koarny tract. The party, under a»—Preposition deaotlaa; »laee 97—A primary color JW—Commercial anaoanceaiemta 28—Affirmative It soon will be a temptation to Now no family need be handi- the guide of Mr. Taylor, of the (itbbr.) S»—Papa North American Chemical Co., who 40—Period . 80—Self get out on the road in your capped for lack of a car; it may 'havo leased tho Koarny property, 41—You nnd I 81—European coniferous tiaa secured a stage nnd driving out to the 43—FerNoiml pronoun 88—Vows 44—Knock 87—DlvUlon of calendar »• 00—Thun explain the Weekly 07—Tin III content* of n plant 01—Mnr«ln, edKe, border BALLOON sumed the duties of the mayoralty. TO—l.iul 04—Hurt This plan was evol- " John J, Scully has purchased the 72—Klirrii'H ctj j i on—stun TIRE EQUIPMENT Have a Ford Dealer four lot.s, corner of Stevens avenue 73— First mnn OH—Oiic Full Size (29x4.40) 75—To provldr food 00—Dnil ved to put car-buy- nnd Henry street, formerly owned 70—Hoitt propi'lliTfl 70—lixlnt Now Optional On AU Purchase Plan in by Theo. Johnson. The Rradiug of 77—Kcrrenie 71.^\ntlrt> mctnl Ford Car. the property ban already been com- 78—Any of n number of complex 72—HcilillHli broivn horae ing on the simplest detail or write us menced. ornnnli- Hulinlmicc", n« dln- 74—Kreck letter i-xlni tin ill! riiiHPil liinl}' I,V|WK. fttnHi', iicpNln, etc., cnpnlile of 70—Fraction lif n nound (nbbr.) on upon typoH l(tl We have, heard from t;oo other compound Solution will n|i|iciir tn next laaoe. about the borough, in thi> vicinity of St. Mary's cemetery, for a suitable Runabout - - $260 Tudor Sedan — — $580 building site upon which to erect a Coupo - - 520 Fordor Sedan •• •- 660 factory—presumably a silk mill, FREE VOTING COUPON On open cars demountable rima and starter are $85 extra • • •» • In The South Amboy Citizon "Everybody Win«" All prices f. o, b. Detroit STEPHENSON-EMMONS Grand Prize Campaign Another pleasant surprise to many was the marriage of our popular GOOD FOR 50 VOTES young townsman, Mr. Richard C, I hereby cast CO FEEE VOTES to the credit of Miaa, Stephomum, the Kcnial and business- like bookkeeper of the First National Mr. or Mrs. jSayreville Sales Corporation Bank, to Miss Georginnna Enimons, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kmmiuis, nf First street, on AddresB _ 116 Washington Road *.*&'

FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 Jamesburg, Helmetta, Spotswood which places are served by the East- iy^i&gB^ttaajfflBBSzpaia^ffl^^ iyflBMa{^iafliBJ«i^s^BfliiMHaa^ . ern New Jersey Power Company from a headquarters at AUenhurst. BIG PUBLIC The Monmouth Lighting Company UTILITII MERGER is quite possibly the largest of the public utilities affected by the mer- Monmouth Lighting Company in Mer- ger. It serves the following muni- ger Approved by Public Utilities cipalities: Atlantic Township, Atlan- Commission. tic Highlands Borough, Englishtown YOUR POCKETBOOK When the Public Utilities Commis- Township, Highlands, Borough o sion at Trenton last Saturday ap- Fair Haven, Farmingdale, Freehold proved the application of the Jersey Holmdel, HowelL Keansburg, Key- Central Power and Light Company, port, Manalapan, Marlboro, Motawan a corporation ineorpated under the Matawan Township, Middletown, Ear- itan Red Bank, Rumson, Seabrigh and YOUR FUTURE laws of the State of Virginia, for the merging of eleven public uitility con- and Shrewsbury Township, Lawrence cerns operating in this section of Harbor, Morgan and this city. The New Jersey, a new twenty-million Coast Gas Company serves Red Bank, dollar concern came into actual ex- the Consolidated Gas Company, Long istence. Among the public utilities Barich, The City Gas Light Company, affected by the merging scheme is the Ocean City, etc. Monmouth Lighting Company, which Upon completion of the reorgan- ization authorized today, there will furnishes power and light for con- 1 sumption in this city, and a number remain outstanding in the hands of of others reaching as far south as the public bonds aggregating $3,208 Lakewood- and Ocean Grove. 600, all of which are five per cent - It has been announced by a rep- bonds subject to call before matur- j resentative of the Moumouth Light- ity at a premium. The $348,000 ing Company that the various con- outstanding bonds of the Lakewood cerns affected~"by the merger will •Water Company will not be in the hands of the public, as it is propos- continue to operate as separate units 1 for the time being and until such ed that the consolidated corporation • time as definite figures as to cost of acquire and pledge them under the labor, etc., can be ascertained, Event- new mortgage. ' ually a gradual consodilation of the The defunct Jersey Central Trac- activities of the several concerns will tion Company is not mentioned in the be effected and the resultant econ- application for merger nor is there omies passed on to consumers of light any attention given to the securities and power in the way of rate reduc- of this concern. It is said that it tions. ' was this company that was respon- sible for the power house conditions ' One result of the merger, at least at Keyport at the present time and that is the explanation that has so far the consequent loss was charged up been forthcoming, is the release from to it. service of the Monmouth Lighting Company, of some twenty-eight em- The Public Utilities Board point- ployees, mostly in the line depart ed out that the merged company did ntent. It is expected that sproe not proposj to acquire, nor the Pub- time during the early summer a rate lic Service Corporation propose to reduction will be put into effect that dispose of the gas property in this Man's best friend is his pocketbook, but a pocketbook. without money is will materially reduce the monthly city now operated by them. bills for light and power that are a sort of poor relation. Have you ever stopped to consider that money spent how causing so much dissatisfaction. in a distant city is lost to you forever while money spent at home is an invest- This, it is said, will likely come with CON8ULT the cutting in of the new high power ment that comes back to you in many ways? By spending money at home lino whereby the power will be ob- tained from the Public Service pow- you not only strengthen business and help it to expand, but you actually im- er houses instead of the Keyport Sallivan & Wilhelm.Inc generating plant of the Monmouth prove you own standing and aid in the development of your community. Lighting concern. The' new connec- tion is expected to be made some time LOWEST PRICKS «» Your town is just what you make it. Civic pride and loyalty have built early in June. HBATIIW The public utility concerns affect- the great cities of the country just afs you- can help to build yours. Money ed by the merger are the following: Central Jersey Power and Light lCo., spent at home goes into home town banks where it is loaned to home, town in- Tri-County Electric, Lakcwood. and BatlmttM Olran.' All Work Guar»nt*w Coast Electric Co., Coast Gas Co., terests and reinvested in home'town projects. Money spent elsewhere simply Consolidated Gas Company of New ,goes to build other communities at the (expense ^of your own. Jersey, Coast Gas' So., Lakewood 1*7 SOOTH RTBVBW8 AVI. Gas Co., Shore Gas Co., Monmouth Lighting Co., City Gas 'Co., Shore Look over the town. Is there any article of merchandise you need that .Lighting Co., and the Lakewood Wa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS is not sold here? Comparison of prices at home with those in other cities will ter Co. The latter concern is not FRANCES M. OLAF, administra- merged with the above concerns but trix to Joseph Olaf, deceased, by di- convince you that it is always cheaper ,to buy right here where you can exam- it will be controlled by the consoli- rection of the Surrogate of the Coun- dated company. ty of Middlesex, hereby gives notice ; ine the article and return it if it is riot up to specifications. The merger of these smaller com- to the creditors of the- said Joseph panies, according to the Commission, Olaf to bring in their debts, demands inito larger units appears to be in and claims against the estate'of the It is a fallacy to think the best goods must be purchased in the larger accordance with the trend of the said deceased, under oath or affirma- s. cities. - The goods sold at home come from the same manufacturers, bring the - times and is expected to result in tion, within six months from this date more economical operation and a or they will be foreVer barred of any same prices and are just as fully guaranteed as. merchandise purchased in the "" large resultant benefit to the pub action therefor against the said ad- lie. "Furthermore the interconnec- ministratrix. big town. ' ' * ,•:-. tion," says a statement issued by the Dated March 10, 1925. p ' S • . ' Commission, "of a group of proper- PRANCES M. OLAF, ties as proposed is a logical step in 3-13-9t Administratrix. But there is one outstanding difference: The money you spend with the the development of any superpower system. With such connections, any big city house is gone, never to return, while the ihoney spent here stays here available source of surplus power NOTICE can be' absorbed into the system, ALL PERSONS' CONCERNED jnd helps promote home town industries and interests. This money will open •when such power is available, or it may take notice, that the Subscriber, can be passed^ through the system administratrix etc., of Thomas Con- new avenues of progress and advancement for you and your fellow townsmen. . where there is need therefor." way, deceased, intends to exhibit his The Utility, Board fixed the present final account to the Orphan's Court The one, sure way to strengthen your own'position and insure increased value of all the properties to be merg.< for the County of Middlesex, on Fri- property valuations at home is to keep your money here. By patronizing ed at $19,939,906, which were the day, the seventeenth day of April figures submitted by the applying 1925, at 10 A. M., in the Term of home industries and buying from your-home town merchants a bigger arid company. The transfer of. substan- April 1925, for settlement and allow- tially all of the outstanding capital ance; the same being first audited and ^better South Amboy j will result. J]or your own sake and for. the future of stock of the Shore Lighting Company stated by the Surrogate. . .. to the .Jersey Central Power and Dated March 10, 1925. • your home town, patronize home town institutions. Light Corporation and alst the stock- BEATRICE CONWAY, 'of the Monmouth Lighting Company 3-13-5t Administratrix. to the Jersey Central is approved. The same course is taken with the NOTICE outstanding stock of the Lakewood ALL PERSONS CONCERNED

COHEN'S BOOT SHOP JOHN MCDONNELL, PETERSON'S PHARMACY EASTER IN HOME "Where Quality Rules" Mutual Grocery Store Broadway ' With the Holy Year Catholic Pilgrimage Society Very Rev. Paul Jmues Francis, Society of the Atonement, JASPER BROS. THE FIRST NATIONAL GREENSPAN'S i Chaplain. Personal supervision Dr. J. G. Coyle, K. C. H. S., - Fruit Market BANK Watch Our Specials and Save President Past State Deputy, Knights of Columbus, N. Y. En- dorsed by Archbishops, Bishops and leading Catholic Laymen. D. E. MAHONEY •- '•• S. MEDINETS MASON'S Aet ua make your arrangements {or this tour leaving New Quality Grocsr Radio—Fine Furniture York March 28th, 1925, arriving in Rome in time for the Holy n Hardware Easter Festivals, etc. Write or call at PAUL BRYLINSKI THE SOUTH AMBOY ! Alpine's Bargain Store JACOB GOLDBERGER, BANKER Coal, Concrete Blocki—Cement Pine Ave,, Corner Henry St. TRUST COMPANY Steamihip Ticket Agency 432 State Street, Perth Amboy N, J. Reinhardt & Kurowsky WM. J. SULLIVAN G. E. APPLECATE & SON Insurance of all Kinds Ice Cream—Candy—Fruits Coal, Ice and Wood EMPIRE THEATRE BRIGGS' AUTO SUPPLY - TENENBAUM'S ^ Values. Low Prices, Reliable Your Home Town Movie ' "Everything for the Automobile" Merchandise GEORGE GREEN 1 B. STRASSER STRAUB BROS. Marathon Garage Men's and Boy. Outfitter Groceries, Confectionery, Ice Cream Choice Meats TELEPHONE 407 M. B. HAMMELL, Mgr. T. F. SULLIVAN H. WOLFF & CO. A. tc P. Tea Company 10S-110 STEVENS AVENUE SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. 103 Stevens Ave. "Everything for tho Family" J. ALFRED JOHNSON ' ' EAGLE TEA CO. Busses leave South Amboy to Keyport Tool's 5-10-25« & Up Store , The Home Grocery five after and twenty-five of. Men'< Furnishings General Mcrchnndiio of Quality BiiHses leave South Amboy to Perth Amboy Ten after and twenty (if. Page Six THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 CARD QFTHANKS We, the undersigned wish to thank those who offered kind words at the PMLINNEWS death of our Father, Michael Hogan, E. S. Yerger and family, of Maple and to those (who sent flowers and street, spent the week end with rel- to Michael J. Scully for the wonder- atives in Pennington, N, J. ful service given. DENNIS P. HOGAN, F. Clayton and A. Grubb spent the MRS. WILLIAM WAEREN, week end with their family in Wil- MRS. FRANK McDONALD. DE MARCO BROS. mington, Bel. I. B. Amick, of the DuPont Sale3 Subscribe for the Citizen. Bordentown & Pine Aves. Office was a Philadelphia visitor over the week end. |B J, W. Elms, of Philadelphia, spent Heated Storage Space for Rent the wek end with his family in Par- Real Eslatei Insnrance lin. JUSTICE OP THE PEACE CARS WASHED AND POLISHED E. D. Booream, of the DuPont Our Motto: main office, is confined to hsi home EXPERT' REPAIRING by illness. "BOOST £CliTH AMBOY" The St. Patrick's Dance held at Property Bought, Sold and Exchanged. TOWING & WRECKING .the DuPont Club on Monday even- Money Loimod on lioud nnd Mortgage. ing holds the record for attendance. Larry Butler and his famous orches- Farnm and Factory Sites OurSpeelalty SERVICE DAY & NIGHT tra again furnished the music, which was enjoyed by all until the mid- REUBEN fORGOTSON i Telephone 441 night huor. The hall was very prettily decorated for the occasion Tel. 282 611 Washington Ave AdvertlM Is the Citlien. and everyone present agreed that the Now, your thoughts should naturally turn to your lawn and garden. , committee in charge deserve great credit for their efforts in making this We are ready to serve you with a fresh supply of seeds, and the necessary dance a great success. G. W. Till and A. L. Brown, of the ON THE SHORE HIGHWAY garden tools. DuPont, Wilmington office were re- cent visitors at the Parlin plantl Wonderful location for frankfurter and soda stand, ice cream parlor or gas station; facing one of the busieot auto roads Fertilizers Flower Seeds The regular Tuesday evening mov- in the State; thousands of cars paRsing daiily; plot can be had at ies held at the DuPont Club were . i.'.;. Vegetable Seeds of All Kinds largely attended by the Parlinites. a bargain on easy terms; permissionn to build stand on small Rakes The pictures were enjoyed very much down payment; a money maker for some one. Phone : ; ;•••••i, ,.;'!,;.(•• -r Lawn Grass Seed by all, and well rendered. WHITE and HESS, Inc. Hoes Mr. E. Kendall has purchased a PHONE WOODBRIDGE 950 White Clover Seed , .1925 Oakland coach through the Shovels Armstrong Sales Corporation of 4 Green Street, Woodbridge, N. J. ,: Sprinkling Cans South Eiver. Spades L. L. Russell recently purchased ' Poultry Wire and installed a super-heterodyne in Spading Forks, his home on Deerfield street. Pratts Poultry Foods Floyd McKenna, of the DuPont Lawn Mowers main office is the proud owner of a Pratts Remedies 1925 Oakland sport roadster, pur- ; chased tHi deans it- takesfloorspace self. S. Malik, R. Piurson, .1. 11. Jones; only 25 inches Committee on budget and llniincc, square. • 9 — Automatic C. Grace, chairman, E. Parker, W. Merry 5 —Cast aluminum drainlioard. In- Shlirp, C. D. Kord, t u b—c an't stall t tension These various chairmen arc to be- warp, rot, swell, release. All gin work at oncu and if possible hold Mill'ys split or corrode. parts enclosed. a meeting at the home of Charles Reasons for Grace on Grossman avenue, prior to World Leadership the next regular meeting, which is March 27th, and at that time they hope to get in full swing for the sen- SPRING OPENING son. There being no further busi- ness, the meeting was adjourned. SATURDAY The Parlin Sewing Circle will hold their regular Monday meeting on March 23rd. The Bridge Club met at thp home There is the cuto little Bonnet for the Bunny to bring the of Mrs. W. T. Boyette, of Maple cute little tot of 2 to 4. street on Wednesday afternoon. A particular Hat for the particular Miss of 8 to 12. MAN REPORTS TO LOCAL WITH CAST ALUMINUM POLICE HE WAS HELD UP A Bobby Hat for the Bobbed Young Lady of 10 to 18. Ignats Paserzaki, a rusiden of A Hat that is neither too young nor too old—but just right, Sayreville, reported to Sergeant for the Ladies. Quinlnn of the local police force last Friday evening that he had been held Also the ever popular and stylish Matron's Hats. up and robbed near the Terra Cotta Works on Broadway. It was about 9:25 when ho was held up, he claims, Kelly &McAlinden Co. and said that $15.00 had been taken. MERRY MILL'Y \ Sergeant Quinlnn wont at once to 74 Smith St., Perth Amboy the scene and made an investigation Opposite N. Y. & L. B. R. R. Station which has continued to dute but no trace of the alleged hold-up mon has ben secured. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Fir*

.25 Miss Marcella Ryan, of Henry st., Mayor Harold Hoffman was the ave been so man^y demands made meeting for the young people will be was a Newark visitor on Wednesday speaker at the annual dinner of the or this sort of service recently that helhld at 7:0700 P , MM. and while there witnessed a perfor- Metuchen Chamber of Commerce at hey are getting plenVy of practice. On Wednesday afternoon after OR ALL mance of the Gingham Girl at the the Metuchen Inn Tuesday, night. school the Junior League will hold Shubert theatre. This Saturday afternoon a shoot- its weekly session, and the Church RENT All members of the Loyal Order ing match will be staged on the local prayer meeting will be held on Wed- A track team will be formed very of Moose are requested to be pres- grounds of the Pennsylvania Rail- nesday evening at 7:45. JK RENT—Kooms, Inquire 223 The roast beef dinner served by soon at the local high school. ent at the election of officers to be road Y M C A and substantial prizes The Sunday Schol is preparing for , jilain street. 3-20-lt the Iadie9 of the Methodist Protestant held in Welsh's Hall, Monday even- ill be awarded the successful shoot- the Easter program to be given on FOE RENT—3 roomsand bath, Church at noon on Tuesday was a Edwin Emmons and Milton Bloom ing, March 23rd. jrs. A large attendance is hoped for Easter Sunday evening. The spec- were Belford visitors last Sunday. in order that the contest may be more ial offering will be for Sunday $19.00 per month. Inquire Borak's very pleasing affair. There was a The Ladies Auxiliary will hold a than unusually interesting. Market, 122 N. Broadway. 3? 20 great many who took advantage of Frank O'Connor is able to be School purposes. "* card party at the Progressive Fire The Finance Committee will hold FOR RENT—House at 127 George the opportunity to enjoy a tasty din- about again after being confined to House on Tuesday evening, March FIRST METHODIST CHURCH street. Bent $20. Mrs. G. W. ner. his home on account of illness. a Dollar Roll on Thursday evening, Xykes, 386 East 163rd St., New 31st. Rev. E. A. Wells, Pastor April ICth. York City. 3-20-lt The following committe will serve Leo Credico was a Newark visitor Services in the First Methodist Harry Ruffner has purchased a HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN FOR RENT—Apartment, all im- for the card party in St. Mary's hall on Sunday last. new Ford runabout through the Say- Episcopal Church will be held as fol- provements, 6 rooms, heat furnished, next Thursday evening: Teresa Mon- ows: Preaching and morning wor- On complaint entered by Joseph reville Sales Corporation. The South Amboy High School at 338 Main street. Inquire 340 aghan, Helen Noble, Bessie Manion, ship at 10:30 A. M., and evening girls basketball team defeated the Fourth street. 3-7-tf E. Regan, Helen Parker and Mrs. Tice, Officer O'Connor placed Isaac Miss Lizzie Gallagher, of New worship and sermon by the pastor at St. Mary's girls, of Perth Amboy on FOR RENT—Apartment, 6 rooms Mary Noble, Mrs. Winfred McCarthy Leet, of Bradley Beach under arrest York City, spent Wednesday in this 7:30 P. M. The evening service will Wednesday afternoon, at Perth Am- and bath, all improvements, first Mrs. Sarah Powers, Mrs. Sally Quin- last week for passing a bad check. city. ommence with a fifteen minute song boy, by the score of 19 to 5. The floor, with garage privilege. Avail- lan, Mrs. Helen Quinlan, Mrs. M. When Leet explained that it wa3 an leriod. high scorer for the local team was able about May let. Apply Mrs. Quain, Mrs. M. Rea and Mrs. C. Rob- error and made good in cash the C. E. Mulrain, Sporting Editor of The Sunday Schol session at 2:30 Catherine McCarthy. James Nichols, 263 David St. 2-20-tf erts. amount of the check and the com- the Citizen, is atending the bouts P. M. will be in charge of Mr. Wil- FOR RENT—3-Room Flat, Gas, plaint was withdrawn and the charge held under the auspices of Arganut liam M. Emmons, You can boost this city, if you want Water and Toilet Rent $10.00 per The bakery sale conducted by the dismissed. Post No. 6, American Legion, at The Epworth League devotional to; why don't you try it for a while? month. Apply Eagle Tea Co., 138 S. Young People's Society of the Bap- Elizabeth tonight. Broadway. 2-5-tf. tist Church at the Mutual Grocery Tuesday Officer O'Connor picked tore on Broadway last Saturday af- up three boys from Perth Amboy Health Inspector N. J. Howlcy re- F0R RENT—House, 7 rooms, bath ernoon is reported to have been a' that were wanted by the police of ports that the health of the people SUtf pantry, all improvements. In- rery satisfying success. that place in connection with a rob- of the city has been better during * quire 211 Henry street. 2-6-tf bery of a barber shop when the sum the past winter than it has been in FOR RENT—Store at 108 South Miss Anna Powers and Miss Anna of $10.00 was taken. The boys were mnny years. Another reason why Broadway, near Post Office. Inquire Mataranglo visited friends in Perth Thomas Faggron, of 383 Market South Amboy is a good place in M. Kaufman, 212 Henry St. 12-19-tf Amboy on Sunday last. street, John Ales, of 393 Market which to live. FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms street and Samuel Mangayle, of 262 and bath, heat furnished, 149 David Mrs. William Shimmel and child- Cut Price Grocery Sale! Division street. Officer Mike Mus- Sergeant Quinlan wag called upon St. Apply 146 Henry St. 9-26-tf ren, of Newark arc visiting Mrs. ka came hero alter the youngsters. on Tuesday to shoot a dog that had Ad Goods Guaranteed or Your Money Back FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms, ;himel's mother, Mrs. Mary Kennedy, been hit by u car on George streot. improvements, corner Broadway of Da\id street. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Marzolf, of ' David street. Apply P. J. Mon- West New Brighton, S. I., spent tho Didn't get your hair bobbed? Don't Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday an, Broadway and David St. The regular meeting of tho South week end with relatives on Cathor- let it worry you. You can get a 12-5-tf Amboy Yacht Club will be held on ine street. hat to fit you at the Merry Mill'y. OR RENT—House on Rosewell Monday evening, March 23rd at 8 Adv. •efc. Inquire Mrs. A. Worthing, P. M. All members are requested Mr. C. R. Morgan, of Catherine Granulated Sugar, lb. 6c Stevens Ave. 1-23-tf o attend. street is confined to his home on ac- Local police officers ore said to count of illness. be becoming unusually adept at tak- piAIID Hecker's, Gold Medal or (M rn Miss Mary Mutarnnglo, of David ing the lives of dogs with but n single FOR SALE street, entertained the girls of the Mr. Rush Atkinson, formerly of shot from their revolvers. There I LUUrV Daniel Webster, 24% lbs •? I *3U Jolly Club at her home Thursday eve- this city, was a local visitor Wednes- A SALE CHEAP—Pour lots, ning. , on Henry street and two on Da- day night, visiting with relatives on FOR SALE .d street. Inquire G. Straub, Pine Master Robert Casey has been ill his way to Cuba whore he will be Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz 37c avenue. 3-23-tf during the week. stationed for several months. Police Dogs, Chows, Airedales and FOR SALE CHEAP—Large 2 fam- Great Danes. Puppies and half Danish Pride Evaporated Milk, tall can 10c ily house with two lots on Augusta Rev. Thomas Campbell and mother Stop a minute! Look up the grown dogs of finest breeding ob- street between Broadway and Ste- if High Bridge, were local visitors Spring Opening Ad of tho Merry tainable. Noted dogs at stud. Police Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 25c vens avenue. Inquire A. H. Bergen, m Tuesday evening. Mill'y. You're sure to find it in this Dogs sind Airedales trained by not- paper. Adv. Mixed Pickles, sour, large jar 30c 280 Main street. 3-20-tf Tho Misses Anna May and Mar- ed Germnn trainer. A few females FOR SALE—Candy store with fix- to give to reliable people on breeding tures. Inquire L. Rosenthal, 117 garet Donnelly, of First street, enter- The Street Dopnrtment has been P. & G. Soap, 5 hars _...tl 25c tained friends from New York City busy during tho past week scrapping basis. STRONGHEART KENNELS, Pine avenue. 3-13-tf at their home yesterday. Enston Avenue, New Brunswick. FOR SALE—Cheap; 2% lots on streets throughout the city. 3-13-4t Argo Starch, 3 packages 25c Highland street. Only 100 feet from Mrs. William Rue, of Miiin street, Bordentown avenue. Inquire of A. H. motored to Long Branch on Sunday. Japanese Toilet Paper, reg. 10c; 4 rolls 25c Bergen, 260 Main street. FOR SALE—Lots on Whitehead Unit No. 7 of St. Martha's Guild Navel Oranges, dozen 25c Bros, tract. Also six room bunga- will hold a pie sale in Christ Church low, all Improvements, now nearly 'arish House next Friday, March Tomatoes, No. 2, solid packed, can 12c «ompleted. Apply T. F. Sullivan, 27th. from 10:30 A. M. to 3 P. M. Busy Mothers Will find All Needed 103 Stevens avenue. 2-20-tf Miss Anna Ryan, of Jersey City, White Rose Coffee, package - 49c visited her sister, Mrs. Lee Thomp- Royal Scarlet Pork and Beans, 3 cans 25c FOR SALE son, of Pine avenue on Sunday. Clothes for Children Here. Two of the most desirable There will be a special mooting Alaska Red Salmon, can 27c oi the program committee of "The Hazador Pancake Flour, package 10c remaining lots on 'Borden- iVhole Town's Talking" tonight at town Avenue, located next 7;30 in the K. of C. rooms. toMr.Iattel's new residence. Eugene Bright and Fred Allen at- tended i\w DcMolay banquet held at I«ots run through to Cather- Perth Am;;oy last Friday night. /sne St. Water, Sewer and Mr. Alex Baronowsky, local meat and produce proprietor, of Pine ave- Samuel Sudalter Gas Taps. All street assess- nue, has purchased a Flint car. ments paid. J. Alfred John- Successor to American and Royal Food Stores Arthur Scully and Harry Macholl, eon, 114 No. Broadway or the local "Happiness Boys" entertain- Full Llie Of Fruit* Aad Vegetable! In Seam ed at Perth Amboy Monday evening 324 Main St. 1-30-tf and made a great hit. TWO STORES LA N. Stevens Ave. 121N. Broadway FOR SALE—Two good lots on Miss Catherine Kennedy, of David John St., near Broadway, A fine lo- street, has been engaged as teacher Tel. 454 Tel. 606 cation. Inquire of A. H. Bergen, of the second grade in St. Mary's 260 Main St. 1-2-tf schol in Perth Amboy. 1 FOR SALE—On First street, house A brithday party was held at the Springtime is always a busy time for mothers, with six large rooms, hardwood home oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ka- floors, bath, electric light, gas, steam bosky, of Pine avenue, on Sunday BO we know that scores will welcome the news that beat, at a low price. Inquire of A. vening in honor of their son Ed- H. Bergen, 260 Main street. 11-28-tf mundj who attained his 4th year on they may come here and outfit their children com- FOR SALE—At n very low price, March 8th. Master Edmund wag a large house corner of Broadway and lucky boy for he received numerous plete at a price well within the reach of all. Borak's Meat Market Second streot. Water, gas, heat and presents and a few substantial checks. bath. Only $4,200. Inquire of A. Presses 50c and up H. Bergen, 260 Main St. 10-3-tf Mrs. Seman Christian and daughter Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday FOR SALE—A four room bunga- Hattie May White and child apent Boys Suits 95c and up Sow in good condition, including fur- Thursday with Mrs. Percy Kenna, of SPRING LEGS LAMB lb._ i\iBhingB. Toilet recently installed, Elizabeth. on Morgan Beach, price only $600.00. We carry a full line of Children's Shoes at STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, DOZEN-. -3Sc Inquire of A. II. Bergen, 2G0 Main Mrs. John Brennnn, of David st, was a Newark visitor on Wednesday, reasonable prices. .' utreet. 10-3-tf • VEAL CUTLETS, lb.._ 32c No. 8 Brooms, Specii The new home of Councilman John MISCELLANEOUS D. Mullano will bo ready for occu- MACKERAL, Pound 25c Heinz Pork & Beans, S cans 20a pancy about Eastor time. AUCTION SALE at 2 P. M. March PORK CHOPS, pound 22e Large PRUNES, 2 lbs 25c 24, 1925. Household goods, piano Mrs. William O'Toolo attended the »nd carpontcr tools. Mrs. Irn G. funeral of her cousin in Newark on 6. TENENBAUM LUX, THREE FOR_ _2Sc SUGAR CURED HAMS, lb_28e Barnos, 2G2 First St., City. 3-20-lt Tuesday. FOR SALE—Mammoth Pekin Duck 110 S. Broadway Phone 511 South Amboy Danish Pride Cream, 3 for—27c PORK SHOULDERS, lb 18c. Eggs for sotting. Ono 300 egg in- The Ladies Auxiliary to Protection cubator, one CO ORg incubator, two Engine Company will hold their rog- SMALL FRESH HAMS, lb- 2 lb. package Prunes 30c vishljono Brooders, all new. Hnrry ulnr meeting on Tuesday evening. Burkkrd, Ford iwonue, Fords, N. J. CHOPPED BEEP, per lb 14c Hotel Astor Coffee, lb 60c 2-27-tf R SALE—Two sanitary wash panel nnd sash doors; folding Breast Veal or Lamb, 2 lbs. 25c JELLY, per glass 10c 1 slate mnnlles; mirror mai.tlcs; stone crosses, suitable for nrnvo D. Emmet Mahoney RIB ROAST, per pound 18c Large BLOATERS, 2 for 25e es; 1 - 2 horsepower Novo en- a. in first class condition; lot of Small Poa Beans, 4 lbs 25c FRESH SPARK RIBS 17c , fixtures; 2 horse bob sled; new CASH GEOCER d second hnml whifflotreos. In- POT ROAST, all meat- _22o BUTTER, pound . - 40c liro 211 Henry St. 12-5-t£ MONEY TO LOAN on bond and Green Mountain and Irish GULDEN'S MUSTARD, KRAFT CHEESE, pound—39c COFFEE, pound 39c ,iortgage in sums of $100, ?200, $300 RED SALMON, |400, $1500 nnd up to $10,000. Office Cobbler Potatoes, has. $1 2 jars 25c VEAL CHOPS, pound _.25c New Sweet Cider, gal 32c hours from 8i20 n. m, to 8:20 p. m. 2 cans 25c Wednesdays and Saturdays from POT ROAST, pound.. ..12c PORK GOODIES 38c 8:20 a. m. to 6 p. m. Inquire John LARGE NORWAY MACK- ^IIITE ROSE COFFEE, A. Lovely, 105 South Broadway. EREL, lb 25c POTATOES, pound _ .49c BOLOGNA, all kinds 22c GOOD MIXED TEA, 39c HELP WANTED Good Cookers, ROAST VEAL, lb. _ _12c_ SUGAR, pound ~-...6U V MALE HELP WANTED—$10,000 SALT CODFISH, JELLO, \ O00 Company wants mnn in sell Wnt- 16 qt. basket 60c CHUCK STEAK, lb 18c D. & C. Flour, 3 pltfcs. for... 25c 'icins Hose Necessities in South Am- pound -24c all flavors 10c l)oy. More than 150 used daily. In- Rump for Pot Roast, lb. 20c Eliistic: Starch, 4 boxes -25c come $35450 weekly. Experience Jinnoeessary. Write Dent. I) V, The Ilockers Flour, 25 lb. bng..$1.4S Jersey Pork Loin.i, lb..._ 25c J. R. Watkins Company, 231 John LOOSE MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES son Avenue, Newark, N, J. 3-20-lt WANTED—Snlosmon to sell Pro FISH EVERY FRIDAY RUMP VEAL, pound 2Oc P. & G. SOAP, 5 cakes 23c snior Duplexes from Electric Ligh office. This is your opportunity to Rump Corned Beof, lb 18e APPLES, a pounds -I9o make a permanent connection. Ap ply by letter or person to Premier 3 LBS. Sweet Potntooo 25c Large 1'otnloos, baskot .45c Service Co., 17 W. Park St., Newark, N. J. .'l-20-2t Specials for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday QUART JAR JAM _35o Fresh Made Sausage, lb 2Sc WANTKD—Operators wanted on LARGE BOX WASHING POWDER. —20o underwear. Steady work at good pay, Lettuce, Celery, Turnips, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Sweet Potatoes. Singer machines*. Can make $30.01 » week. Apply Muscntt Mnnufac< 122 Broadway Telephone 2S1 turing Co., Embroidery street, Sayra- villo. Tol. So RiWr 251. 3-18-2t Free Deliveries Anywhere Telephone 149-W i\ f age Eight AMBOY CITIZEN

troupe certainly merited every praise' cleared and a dance held by the THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN for the manner in which they car-! younger members of the audience PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY ried out the parts assigned to them. until the wee small hours. Powers' The appreciation of the audience, Orchestra furnished the music for the THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY which by the way packed the audi- dancing as well as for the entertain- SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 torium! to such an extent that even ment, which music might be said to standing room was at a premium, have been even better than usual. was manifested at the close of every Throughout the production a J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR number by means of handclapping choice variety of comedy jokes, every that continued until the number had one having a local background were Alpine V-For Economy been repeated twice, thrice and fre- i Subscription rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 "sprung" to the huge amusement of quently four times. | every one. During the afternoon During the interlude between the' performance the second part of the Aluminum Tea Kettles, 5 quart size, Colonial pat- Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class matter. first and second parts of the program program was switched to permit the tern, worth $1.98, guaranteed pure aluminum, the Misses Conn and Monaghan ren-, presentation of a school scene for dered a exhibition of difficult dance the enjoyment of the pupils of St. Special Saturday only 98c FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 steps to the loud plaudits of the au- Mary's School which pupils comprised dience. The talented young ladies the larger part of the assembled au- 10 Quart Tin Dishpans, very handy, light weight, | bers of the governing body were ex- were appropriately attired in costum- dience. Thus another compliment is they fit in the sink, worth 35c, Special 19c MANY ENJOYED | aggerated to a ridiculous and amus- es of green with capes to match. justly due the performers for their ing degree and the happenings of VVm. J. O'Toole sang a solo entitled complete mastery of such a compli- Men's "Big Yank" Work Shirts, blue chambray, the last few meetings of the govern "In a Little Rendezvous," and Ches- cation of parts, all of whichc were K.ofC. MINSTREL 1 ter Savitsky rendered a medly of rendered in an excellent manner. 1 ing body presented in a humouou Irish and selected songs. tan drill.' Made full and roomy." Priced & "Clever stuff," was the verdict of way. all over the country, Special. _„: the huge audience that packed St. "If we could but see ourselves as Following the completion of the The annual epidemic of Home Mary's hall to the very doors last others see us" might have been the entertainment numbers the floor was Buildingitis is about due again. Tuesday for the evening perfor- title given the act and that it was U .B. Muslin,"heavy quality, yard wide, fine mance of the annual Knights of Co- appreciated by those familiar with sheets, pillowcases, underwear, etc., worth.&Zv,, lumbus minstrel show. And clever it the sessions of fhe governing body was from the rising of the curtain was evidenced by the actions of per yard .'. 12-^c for the opening number to the Mayor Hoffman and the real mem- final drop of the curtain which mark- bers of the council that were in at- Children's Patent Leather Slippers, very stylish ed the end of an evening that had tendance at the affair in a body. and up to date styles, perforated vamp's and witnessed the establishment of a new Throughout the performance first New Shoes high mark of excellence for local one and then another, occasionally plain. Mary Janes in this lot. Brand new stock. talent productions. all of the men in question, were no- The first part of the program was ticed indulging in laughter to an ex- Flexible soles, guaranteed all leather, regularly devoted to the rondition of the regu- tent that all but amounted to con- lar minstrel numberss while the sec- vulsions. for $1.98, Special per pair .....$1.25 ond part featured an immitation of a meeting of the,Common Council of The production was arranged un- Ladies Slippers, pumps and this city. In the net the personalities der the direction of Francis P. Conn and mannerisms of the several mem- and the members of the minstrel oxfords, jils^ in time' for Easter Easter buying. Suedes, sat- ins, patent leathers and calf- i skins. Tan, gray, black and Of course you want new Footwear brown.. Values up to $7. for Easier, and you cannot come to a All at one price. Patent leather Operas included, per better place to choose yours than right STORE pair $2.50 here, where the newest is on display. On Laurel Street, near Ridgaway Avenue, Melrote Special for women with small feet. A beautiful Beef is the standard meat of the world. It contains vital line of samples of pumps up to $9.00, for only elements, food essentials that are necessary to keep the body per pair . $2.50 functioning properly.' I "WHERE QUALITY RULES" Our beef is properly aged and in prime condition when we offer it for sale. PHONE S61 AND GIVE US A TRIAL Joseph -lozwiak COHBK B001 SHOP ALPINE'S The Only Shoe Store in Town ffW FOR ECONOMY W Meats and Groceries Notions and Dry Goods J > > I Sim. Di'y >.)lsari.l House Furnishings Laurel Street, near Ridgeway Avenue i 112 S. Broadway Pine Avenue , Cor. Henry St.

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go. Friedman since entering the welterweight class has mat a lot of SPORT BREVITIES OF ALL BRANCHES Walker's contenders and h4s held his NG own with the best of them's In the "AT YOUR THEATRE" .w MAP Tom McArdle, of New York, who The Police Benevolent Association, semi-final of ten rounds that hard ..* of South River is b«»,ing did the matchmaking for the Hen^ of Perth Amboy, will hold a card of hitting welter Viv Woody, wjll meet derson Bowl last summer and cleaned all star bouts on April 20th. Ser- Billy Ramsay,Mooney Poulsenfs fight- .represented in fistic circles by geant Larson will do the matchmak- xhe Karslick Brothers, Joey and Puul up something like $40,000, is being ing dumbbell, Pete Husic will meet The EMPIRE sought after to do the matchmaking ing for the show. The proceeds of Young Orsini, of Elizabeth. : (Kid) and a younger brother, who this show will go towards defraying it is claimed will prove a bigger BUC- for several of the big clubs, and he may do the matchmaking for the the expenses of the police convention TOMORROW—MATINEE AND EVENING i-ess in the fighting game than either that will be held in Perth Amboy in Joey or Kid. Queensborough Club in Long Island City. June. Hoot Gibson in "ROARING RAILS" . Kid Karslick has been fighting for Also a 2 Act Comedy over a year and has put up some Hughey Boyle's new light-heavy- Al Coughrin will not be able to re- great battles. He has only been weight will make his first start as a sume training for over a month on Here's Added Attraction for Matinee and Evening—Baby Tryano | stopped once and that was by Willie professional at Gus Troxler's in New- account of injuries received while in "Classical Dancing." Wiggins, of Trenton. Karslick's ark tonight, when he meets Lee training. News greatest battles have been with Pete Dobson, of Newark,, in the star bout flusic, of Harrisburg. The Kid is of eight rounds. Buy your tickets in South Amboy MONDAY, MARCH 23RD for Monday night's fights as indica- Bill! It won't be long before all the tions point to a sell out. "OPEN ALL NIGHT" sand lots will ring to the crack of "ThU is not a new suit I am ash against the horse hide, and the The local High School was elimin- With the Greatest Cast Ever Assembled laughter and shouts of young Amer- ated from the State Championships rearing. ' It's three years old, Also 2 Act Comedy and Others by Princeton last Friday night at icans indulging in the National pas- but just back from The South £$ time. South Amboy will again be South River. South River High is anxious to play the local team, and Amboy Ladies Tailor Shop. TUESDAY, MARCH 24TH—1 DAY ONLY represented by the Sacred Hearts if a game could be arranged on D. and the Sheridans. neutral court, it would be well at- Suits cleaned and pressed Betty Compson in "THE FEMALE" The boxing show planned by the tended by supporters of both teams. regularly always look new, Bill 2 Act Comedy Latest New* Polish Society of South River has been postponed for one month on ac- Gene Johnson won his last two —and they wear much longer, jj fights boating Willie Duvis at Eliza- WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY, MARCH 25-26 count of delay in completing the new Overqoats, tov iced pressing \ Polish Hall.' beth last Friday night and on Mon- day night at the Laurel A. C. in and occasional cleaning. I just "THE GOLDEN BED" Newark, he defeateil Willie Stanton. Eddie Manion was unable to fight had a new velvet collar put on Two Big Benefit Nights under Auspices of on Monday night on account of his Poulsen is going to put Charlie Ry- Sons and Daughters of Liberty nose not being properly healed. der on thu first week in April and that oxford coat of mine—and i Johnson would make a .suitable op- Also 2 Act "Go-Getters" Rogie is busy lining up his Sacred ponent for Ryder if ho will moot him say, Bill, it's a better coat to- Hearts for the coming season, lie ia again, Johnson outpointed Hydor day than ever. need of a third sucker. There are some time ujjo and also broke his FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH a number of good third basemen in hands on Gene's elbows. Why Dont's You Try It?" this city, but they arc nhviiys swuy- "THE MASK OF LOPEZ" ed by the money consideration in- Mooney Poulsen is trying to se- Wo call for and deliver if With An All Star Cast stcal of the sport of the gume. If ciiro the Long Branch fight club, but you Phone 604. No. 3 Riddle Rider 2 Act Comedy the youngur generation thought more one of the promoters dot'H not want of the sporting end of all sports, to sell out nnd Poulsen does not want SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH—MATINEE AND EVENING than the money end, why sports a half interest, but desires to buy THE SOUTH AMBOY would be better off. outright. , Johnny Hincs in "THE SPEED SPOOK" LADIES TAILOR SHOP Also 2 Act Comedy and Ho.ne Talent Act a dissenting murmur on the way they card of bouts tonight at the Elizabeth handled their assignments. Armory thai will lie hard to surpass Harry Roscnthal, Prop. in future events. Jimmy Garden, BOBBY LAVAN TO FIGHT AT who has done all the matching for 113 S. Broadway PERTH AMBOY MONDAY tho American Legion since they started -holding their boxing shows, Opposite Post Office Mooney Poulsen will conduct his has paired Georgic Ward, of Eliza- next boxing show on Monday night. beth, one o£ the lending contenders TELEPHONE 604 7 Kid Karslick For the star bout of eight rounds, ho for Mickey Walker's welterweight, troubled with his eyes and this mny has secured Tiger Nelson of Perth title and Sailor Freidmnn, of Chica- compel him to quit tha ring and take Amboy and Joe Markowitz, of Bos- tip the managing of his two younger ton. This will mark the third meet- brothers. Joey Karslick has done ing of these boys. In their first bout, very little fighting of late, but for they fought a draw and in the sec- the time he has been in the ring hns ond bout the Tiger stopped Marko- •won quite a number of fights. The witz in two rounds. Lavan and Herman in Semi-Final —"'ingest of the Karslicks, Steve, is The Business Man's overnight train and con- tall and rangy and will start as a In the semi-final Poulsen has pair- ed two boys who fought Larry Mul- ETSON necting link between the East and the West lightweight, but will no doubt de- velop into a welterweight, and from lins and put up wonderful fights. all reports he will be much the clever This bout will bring together Bobby «£ either of his older brothers. If, Lavan, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and The Aristrocrat of the Rails the right man get a hold of this, Freddy Hermans, of Orange. Lavan youngster and teaches him the fine is the only boy to hold a decision points of the game, he will go fur- over Mullins in the Perth Amboy Lv NEW Y0RK2>5 5P - M# ther up the pugfllrtic ladder than ring and Hermans more than held l(is other (brothers. his own with Mullins. 20 -i * l- 2 0 County Welter Title At Stake Hour. (Ar. CHICAGO - 9.55 A. M.) Hour. UGH SCHOOL ELIMINATED Kay Schanck, the newly crowned welterweight champion will defend! IN STATE TOURNAMENT hit ttile for the first time since he won It from Al Coughrin, and Red i The South Amboy High School Dick Lynch of Carteret will try to basketball tossers were eliminated Lv North Phila< 4<4 p< M from the Class B tournament games lift it from his curly locks. This 18i~J ' • ° -( at South River last Friday night by will also be Sehanck"a first appear- the Princeton High School team, the ance in a Perth Ammboy ring. •final score of the game being 17 to Return Four Round Bout* Ho-ur. (Ar. CHICAGO - 9.55 A. M.j Hour. Tony Roderqulez, the fighting Spaniard will meet Eddie Marks in We feel so good about the new Hats just re- '" x. Both teams played good basket- one of the fours and K. O. Blan- Complete in Appointments—Perfect in Service ball, but in the second half the col- chard will meet Willie Obeski in ano- ceived that we'd like to telephone an invitation to Comfort and convenience are combined with time-saving on lege town team was able to forga ther. Lloyd Baumann will open the every well-dressed man in town to come in and see ahead. show -with an opponent not yet chos- the Broadway Limited. A famous train that daily meets by Tho score: en. All in all this card seems to them. quick schedule and splendid service, the exacting demands South Amboy match last weeks for action. of travelers. In addition to an Observation car, Club car, Din- G. P. Tl. There was a series of one dollar New colorings, new styles, embodying the ing car and Slping cars with drawing rooms and compart- Oliver, f ,. 1 1 3 tickets on sale last week and the same James, f 1 0 2 new ideas of the great designers who are alert to ments, there is a Barber and Valet, a Stenographer and a will prevail again this time. Chria Ladles' Maid. Geaht, c 0 2 2 Mulrain will have more of the dollar the changes in fashion all over the world. tambertaon, g 0 1 1 tickets for this show and he advises Sheppard, g _._0 1 1 those intending to se this card to get Come in now—we may run out of sizes. Holman, g — - -0 0 0 their tickets early. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 2 6 9 S. A. H. S. "BASKETBALL Silk Lined $3.45 THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD Princeton TEAM CLOSES SEASON G. F. Tl, P. Coffee, f ...0 0 0 Tho South Amboy High School . , , A New t, ...-. Sipley, f .2 0 4 closed its most successful year in STETSON 'ApploBnte, c 1 0 2 basketball on Friday night last at S. Coffey, g 2 1 5 South River. Tho local boys lost out . Styled for Young Men $7.00 B. Mount, g 0 1 1 to Princeton High School in a close I Cartor, g ..._ -1 0 2 game. This eliminated tho boys Silk Lined $8.00 H. Mount, g 1 1 3 from the Stato race, but as they are Lenhart, g 0 0 0 county champs they are well satis- McCarthy, g 0 0 0 fied. In beating St. Peter's twticc, Order Your Iho local boys earned n name worth EASTER SUIT Wash 7 3 17 while in scholastic basketball circles. The gamu with Neptune on their Now is tho time to leave your BELLARO OUTPOINTS JOE court was the most unsportsmanlike gamo played on the schedule. Tho measure for your Spring suit COLLETTI IN FAST BATTLE referee was against the local boys or top coat. We have thou- from the first whistle to thu last and sands of pure Virgin Wool Pat- oro one of tho largest gather- terns to select from which in- The South Amboy received a raw deal. ' .' fight fans that have witnessed clude Imported and Domestic i of fights this season, Mickey The following wns tile score of tho Blue Serge, French Itack Wor- o, of Elizabeth, and Joe Collet- different games played: steds, Silk Stripes; in fact, a Poughkcepsio, imiKht one of South Amboy Opponents .nrdost ten round battles over pattern and price to suit every jd in Perth Amboy. Bellavo (M Bed Bank .....10 man. I hard to fiend his knockout 21 Tottenville -.31 Suit to Measure iop over and lnntU>d in the fifth, 2(1 North Plnlnfield 19 $35.00 e. For six rounds Joe worked on 57 Hightstown —.17 32 . . Alumni ...23 Fit guaranteed or Money ,llaro's stomach nnd suddenly Refunded. Orders taken now /itched his attack in the sixth nnd 38. St. Peter's 32 33 Woodbridge —14 will be held until Enstcr. Way ropped Bellaro, who wns up and ighting without taking n count. Joe 4G Woodbridge -.11 Rcady-to-Wcor continued to try for Bellaro's chin, 28 New Brunswick -.25 Tho new way, tho way sensible women linve adopted of doing and staggered Mickey on several oc- 2(j Porth Amboy 25 ROSE KNIT TOPCOATS their washing is to phono Perth Amboy 1893 and then forget thero casions. It wns one of the best bat- 57 Neptune 34 $24.50 is such a thing n» Wash Day. Their lniindry is returned by us 22 Phi Gama Delta __ —10 tles soon in Perth Amboy for some Now Shndcs Ren. Price $30 spotlessly clean on tho day they want it. time and would lie worth staging 40. __. New Brunswick —32 again. 32.... Perth Amboy 21 Perth Amboy 1893 U the number of 29 Neptune 47 SPHOIALS Hoasie Shades Andrews 39 St. Peter's 3G Genuine English Broadcloth in new Spring Shirts, New Pat- Johnnie Tlossio nnd Sailor Andrews 28 Lakewood -21 SHIRTS terns, with the separate starch- MIDDLESEX SANITARY LAUNDRY both of Perth Amboy met in the 42 Matawan 80 $1.35 ed collars eemi-flnnl of six rounds and there PATTERSON AND SECOND STREETS, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 9 _ Princeton 17 3 for $4,00 $1.95 wns little to choose between either Neckband style, French cuff, Our plant is entirely new. We have only the latest improv- of the boys, but Hossie was entitled 047 470* Blue, Tan, Gray, Wliite. New French Flannel Collar ed modern machinery. Wo use only pure soap. Tho most deli- ,to a shnde for his clean hitting, but The individual scoring was «s fol- BROADWAY'S Attached Shirtu, Sizes 13 H to cate fabric pasted through our cleaning processes without the 17 slightest damage to texture or color. lie seemed to lack the wallop, for he lows: LATEST SPECIALS '•\ndod on Andrews' jaw several Plenty of smnrt stylo points $1.95 We do any kind of laundry work; in whatever manner you lea but failed to slow the Sailor G. F. Tot. Oliver —88 31 203 desire, »ucl. a. WET WASH, ROUGH DRY, FLAT IRONED, or FLAT WORK. We nl"> clean and dye Rugs nnd Drapcrioi at "*ost of Cnrd Very Good Jamos 07 10 150 Geant 64 33 141 moderate prices and ii most satisfactory mnnncr. • balance of the cnrd all the 1 Lambcrtson 27 51 105 DOYLE & CUMEEN NOTE: We coi' nvitc you to visit our plant nnd eon- the limit. Chnrlic Leslie 10 08 and Artie Stenger fought Sheppard ..._ 25 vincc yourself that 6uy is absolutely true. This' invitn- Allen 4 1 9 tlon is extended U "ii'fl in Middlesex County, to a draw as did Tommy 3 Spot Shop Tohnny Gochinslcy. Gum- Holmnn — 1 1 Each wash trntoly. Delivery is mndo within outpointed Kid Fisher in Carlislo .._ 1 0 2 twenty-four ho in too Inrtfu or too smnll, Phono Phone 808 us to have ou explain our ncrvicc. id bout. Mickey Martin, ELIZABETH LEGION TO HOLD 1 for Eddie Manion too ANOTHER STAR BOXING SHOW rth nnd wo w " '•- nnsurcd of ng .from Kid Fleming 155 SMITH STUEET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. your 'litre nnd Joe McNuli Tho Argonno Post of tho Ameri- show nnd thcro wan tit can hvv'mn of Elizabeth will hold a Page Ten THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, MAKCH 13, 1925 ally employed in the formation of Individuals Required to File such reticles. Miss Anna Gould's Single persons who had net income wedding party is surely deserving of of $1,000 or more, or gross income of the patronage it receives and the per- §5,000 or more. son securing it may justly feel proud Married couples who had net in- of the possession. come of $2,500.00 or more, or gross Representing the Best Fire Looking Back The Indian Shetland pony attracts income of $5,000.00 or more. Insurance Companies the admiring gaze of both young and Persons married and not living Explosion, Liability, Autoraobil* Thirty Years old for he is such a kind as well as with husband or wife, who had net pretty beast that one feels like patt- income of $1,000.00 or more. and Plate Glass Insurance ing his shaggy mane or rubbing his Exemptions Allowed When Seeking Insurance, Ash Issue of March 16, 1895 fi soft jet black coat of hair. The three An exemption o"f $1,000.00 is al- Us »* . • • competitors for the animal expect lowed a single person, or a married to take a ride about the Borough this person not living with husband or NOTARY PUBLIC The Board of Freeholders are tak- afternoon if the weather permits. wife. ing a step in the right direction in • • * • • An exemption of $2,500.00 is al- proposing to build a bridge acrosr DR. A. TREGANOWAN IS lowed a married person living with 312 David St. South Ambo« Cheesequake Creek on a new site ELECTED MAYOR husband or wife. The situation of the present bridge The annual borough election was An exemption of $2,500.00 is al- is such as to always be a bill ot ex- held on Tuesday and the voting was lowed to head of a family. pense upon the county by constant brisk and exciting. Voters of both Head of a Family Defined damage from the sea. The new site parties scratched their tickets amaz- The head of a family is an indi- INSURANCE selected is in front of Applegates ingly and the Democrats this time vidual who actually supports and hotel Director Welsh is doing all he did the larger part of it. An un- maintains, in one household, one or IN ALL ITS BRANCHES can for this improvement and we usual number of workers were out more individuals who are closely con- hope ho will succeed. at both polls. The offices of Mayor nected with him by blood relation- FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE and Collector seemed to be the tar- ship, marriage, or by adoption, and T Mr. Charles Bogart will erect a gets for the Democrats and the re- whose right to exercise family con- GLASS, ETC. residence on George street this sult showed that they knifed their trol and provide for these dependent nominees most unmercifully. The individuals is based upon some moral PUBLIC SERVICE Boards of Election had hard and te- ir legal obligation. FRANK S. KABOSKI STRUCK BY AN ENGINE dious work, counting the ballots ow- John Hosez, a Polish immigrant, Credits Allowed Insurance Agent and Broker who had been imbibing "Jersey ing to the general cutting and the Tho taxpayer si entitled to a credit Men and Women Lightning" such as produced from vote of the first poll was completed of $400.00 for each person (other 107 S. Pine Ave. South Araboy "shocks" of Jersey rye, while walk- about two o'clock, while in the se- than husband or wife) whether re- ing, along the Raritan River Rail- cond poll it was after 4 o'clock when lated to him or not, and whether liv- The Construction Engineer road, was overtaken near Crossman s the Board finished. ing with hi mor not, dependent upon siding by the 5:15 P. M. west bound The result is that the Republicans and receiving his chief support from In the nearly twenty-two years that PUBLIC passenger train on Wednesday and have captured two offices—Mayor the taxpayer, provided that the de- WE SELL PIANOS SERVICE has served New Jersey people the Con- received a broken limb. Th engi- and Collector, while the rest of the pendent .is either under 18 yenrs of offices were taken by the Democrats. struction Engineer lias built for it plants, lines neer saw him and blew tho whistle ago, or incapable of self-support be TIIE DUAL-TONE PHONOGRAPH three different times, but he paid no Dr. A. Treganowan is Mayor-elect by cause defective. ami trucks anil installed apparatus I lint required Something NVwt B«tor« buylni attention to it. The air brakes were 113 majority, which shows that he The credit in based upon finnncinl new capital expenditures of some §200,000,000. made an unprecedented run. Peter s Phonograph hear thla one, tin applied, but the momentum of the dependency, and not mere legal de King of thwa All. Ho is constantly at Ilia job of improvement, train carried it about a car's length Slover cuptturod the Collectorship pendency. It muy accrue to a tax- past the man after knocking him plum by 2!) majority over P. Ciun- payer who is not the head of a fam- TUMIIIKIUMI ICupnlrlng ftt Itlelil I'rli'cs extension and crealion. lie isj)iiildiii[5 the new down, breaking his right leg just pion, The Democrats elected Henry ily—but a father who children re- HARRY PARISEN Kuumy station of 250,000 ImrsP-power capacity, above the ankle and slightly bruising Wolff and Christian Strnub to tho the new 15,000,000 cubic foot g:is holder at Har- ceive half or more of their support HS7 l)»Tld 8t I'hnnc HKt.W his shoulder. The man is fully to Council, Lawrence Goode, Overseer from n trust fund or other separate rison, fourteen new substations and the Kearny.- blame for his mishap, as he was warn- of the Poor and other minor offices. source, is not entitled to tho credit. Essex-Marion tie line, and hundreds of better- ed in plenty of time for him to get George diver, Democrat, beat James ments throughout the system are in his charge. out of the way of the approaching W. Ilackett by six votes for surveyor Solution of Puzzlo No. 19. Telephone 435 train. He was brought to this place of highways; Prank O'Neil, Democrat lie is a unit in the great organization that has on the G:39 train and afterward sent was elected constable; M. Nichols, G. been created to 36 39 of the Board of Education will take its smooth performance, not fcarpassed by place on Tuesday evening next at 40 41 any car. How simply it handles. How luxuri- Borough Hall. The polls will open at 8 o'clock and remain open one hour, ous its riding ease. Then think of its price. and as much longer as may be nec- Az 43 essary to enable all the legal voters And consider that two of every three buyers present to cast their ballots. The (© t>y Wutem N»w§p«p*r Dnton.) of Essex cars come to it from those who terms of William Bowe, Edwin Gal- Horizontal. Vertical. lagher and John J. Ford expire. We I—Shocmnker'n tool 1—Solemn wonder formerly owned cars whose chief appeal is have not heard of any likely nomina- 4—One hundred pounda (»bbr.) •—Hoat rooma have four of them T—PatiHe 8—Jailbird nho nerer exv*eta <• low cost. tions for these vacancies. The »—Foot coverlnK get oat amount thought necessary to raise by 10—Pertaining; to fnlrtea «—Wrdge taxation for school purposes is $2,- 12—Where the ocean atopa B—Labor Surely you cannot be satisfied with less than 62B. IS—Oltrun fruit O—Small monnd of earth 13—Pile of hnj 8—Ilecurrent occnalonj repetition Essex offers. Its cost is but little more than 16—Whnt T»" i)light to do If ronr K—Parcel of Xock THE GREAT FAIR nulmcrlptlon haa expired 11—Prenent time cars of the lowest price. Tho Pythian Sisterhood's fair is 18—Dlt of flnmo 12—Tfifftelean from aff« now going on in tho new K. of P. 10—Hark left br n wound 14—At linnil Hall and will close tonight. The at- SO—Vnru 21—Whit I (he rubber on TOUT pencil IT—Outnlde covering; of n In Quality Hudson and Essex Are Alike tendance increases each night and a la for 18—Deprive of nimslbllltr large mimmlicr of people avail them- 2.1—Mythical origin of friinkfurlcM 22—To toke liquid food selves every afternoon and evening 2-1—ThofM* who make clinrta 24—Tree Klvlnir n valuable anp of the restaurant attached, where as—Wine man 25—01(1 Down Payment: $366.00, 1 year to pay balance. 2»—Fodder 20—An? of vnrlona bnmboollki first claiw inenlH can bo had for 25 SI—Krolli- KriiNNcn cents, also excellent clam chowder 82—I.unit prrltxl* of tlma 27—Hums by the plate or quart. The booths 84—P. P. or "will" 2S—A ri-llxli. ESSEX HOLDS ITS OWN EVERYWHERE " containing the fancy nrticlcs attract 80—irenr BO—Xocfuriuil fnneT tho largest patronage, not altogether 87—Krom n ilrflnHe pnat time ontll fll—(ieiMiictrlrnl fl^iirea no iv 83—Mixture of vi'Kctnblea on account of their ncnt arrange- 8.t— SHIIIIK* 34—Hlt'iulir rml of nietnl ments, but principally from the many 40—.\Vooily i>pr<>nnlol plnnt linvlnff <10—ContrlKlliI Sexton's Garage inducements offered in the way of a Nhi^iilnr main item 87—PIK pin cheapness of the many handsome 41—.-Louie. iK'iivy Itnlr nluiut neck of HI)—ObHt-rvp 15 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. paintings by local talent, also bric- 42—Word HivnUrll by lover to lllftltc a-brac, fancy articles of velvet, plush, hint huiiplrHt innn In world Solution will iiimcnr In neit tune. silk satin and other materials usu- 43—Stnln, color I "EVERYBODY WENS" TO BE SLOGAN IN THE SOUTH AMBOY OITIZEN CAMPAIGN

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FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925 First Year, Amy Baker, Esther Bloodgood, John Brennan, Francha Ewtushek, Albert Grover, Michael Labrenski, Stephen Labrenski, Will- LIGHTING SYSTEM ard Macbheski, Clarence Maxfield, Bertram Newmark, Edward Pierce, Olive Pierson, Pauline Pluzinski, Elaborate System Will Be Installed Ranson Snyder, Robert Stegway, On New Victory Bridge. Frank Ziola. When the new Victory Bridge Second Year, George Mershon, crossing the Earitan River and con- Robert Morriss, John Rogan, Ada necting this city with Perth Amboy Batchelor, Dorothy Brunt, Jean Dow- is opened for traffic about Juune 1, ling, Marei Grover, Florence Henry, 1926, it will be provided with an Helen Kosovich, Marie Letts, Janet SAGE! elaborate electric lighting system. In McCormack, Lillian Nau, Madeline fact, electricity will be used for the Rathbun, Rose Vanni. operation of the draw span us well Second Year, Clifford Browcr, as for the lighting. Michael Colucci, Ralph Davis, Ga- Current will enter a manhole at briel Eberle, Francis Inman, Ed- ,the Perth Amboy end of the approach ward Kosovich, Frederick Larsen, Jonas Letts, Leon Loichle, Harold From the Businessmen of i where the feeders will run through conduits to a transformer house un- Singer, John Vovurka, John Mar- der the roadway. The electricity chose, Catherine Christoph, Marie for the operation of the draw bridge Geant, Anita Housel, Jacinta Sorren- •will be conveyed through submarine tino. Third Year, Joseph Bowman, Don- South Amboy cables to the draw span where it will be extended up into the motor house ald Campbell, Harry Dicker, Em- containing two thirty-five horse pow- mett Ford, Howard Littell, John I er motors,. These motors will be so Mehrlander, Francis Mundy, George • arranged that they can be used si- Nelson, Frederick Rehfuss, Arthur multaneously or separately for op- Rufner, Anna Anderson, Mora Cro- erating the bridge. zier, Eva Damean, Edna Henry, Isa- bella Jengo, Helen Peterson, Mary The lighting of the roadway of Pizzilo, June Richmond, Grace Sabb, the bridge, which will be 8,500 feet Pauline Wevurka, Mary Vanni, Mary to YOU long, will be accomplished by 144 - 600 candle power Mazda C series Marchese. lamps, spaced opposite each other Third Year, Martin Howard, Her- man Levi e Adria at intervals of about 100 feet. The1 re n "M ' la. G" Snydever r DoBurton light5 s will be suspended by means of g f ' .f " ™ ' ™thy: ornamenta l bronze bracket- - s support- Hartman, Dorothy Stegway, Clara ing an ornamental top. The lights Kulthau. ; will be placed fourteen feet above Fourth Year, George Maxfield, the roadway, the posts to be or rein- Carl Newmark, Edward Spratford, forced concrete twenty-five and one- Anthony Woznico, Gertrude Colucci, half feet high. Jane Damean, Rose Goldstein, Marie. » The bridge, when completed will Nelson. j -cost approximately $4,000,000. The Fourth Year, Leslie Bachelor, Ja- draw over the channel is one of the cob Bwtusliek, Clifford Frischknecht, largest in the world in throe respects Edward Galley, Joseph Herman, Paul length, width and weight. It will Singer, Robert Welilen, Frances' be located about 1,800 feet from the Bloodgood, Edith Letts, Laura Mer- Perth Amboy shore and will be de- shon, Kdith Morriss, Josephine Mtm-' signed for the heaviest typo of vehi- dy, Ruth- Richmond, Anna Sennpe,' cular traffic. The roadways will be Uose Sharkey, Violet Phillips, Olive thirty-eight feet wide, giving room Ward, Anita Zinkham. for four lines of vehicles, two in each direction. FEBRUARY HONOR ROLL The foundations of the bridge are FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 2 unusual. The three piers carrying Sixth Year, Joseph lhittell, Aud-' the draw span were sunk to rock by rey Compton, Jean Coogmi, Cnrleton the pneumatic method and one of Dufford, Dora Goldstein, Eva John- ' these piers ranks with the deepest son, Anna Morgan, Thomas Peter- j cassions ever sunk.. The piers will son, John Rehfuss, Bessie Rogers, be of concrete faced with granite. Russell Rogan., Evelyn Semoneit, A1-. Some of the supporting piles are ma Tenenbaum, Robert Thorpe, Eu-' ninety-nine feet long. genia Welden, Minnie Zimmerman, Ernest Zinkham. I MANY BILLS ORDERED PAID Sixth Year, Raymond Dexheimer,' AT MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL Moses Faffer, James Hunt, Rowland The following bills were ordered Oliver, Russell Parsons, Clarence, paid at the meting of the Common Sanders, Arthur Toft, Helen Adamcs,' Council held on Tuesday evening last. Sarah Callahan, Hilda Galley, Mil- Nels Kvist, Sewers $ 4.00 dred Morris, May Newmark, Mary •Woznica. C. I. Bergen, P. B. & G.. 2.00 Perhaps you as a buyer are a staunch advocate of the trade-at-home and community boost Simplex Valve & Meter Co... 20.39 Fifth Year, Grace Buttell, Mary Perth Amboy Hdwe. Co 46.67 Christoph, May Fine, Pearl Kaup, idea. If so, such loyalty is only to be commended. The logic of the appeal to boost South Am- F. O. Iseley 179.20 Marie Kaup, Anita Steuber, Buelah Middlesex Coal Co. 381.06 Snyder, John Bloodgood, William boy and trade in South Amboy is obvious. Every mother's son of us, home owners, workers, R. U. Afflerbach Rubber Co. 61.25 Colucci, Charles Henry, Arthur John- merchants and professional people, know that if South Amboy is to hold its own, grow, and P. R. R 2.00 son, Walter Sanders, William Shand P. R. R. 2.00 Joseph Jones, William Brennen. amount to anything that it is up to us individually and collectively, to do our share. H. D. Littell 63.60 Fifth Year, Betty Brower, Mil- A. J. Johnson 28.81 dred Davis, Kathryne Donahoe, Roz- Joseph Charamallott 4.15 ella Duncan, Caroline Eberle, Ruth Good RoadB Mch. Co 4.93 Kamps, Joyce Nau, Ruth Rehfuss, However, the trade-at-home idea has never vet been approached in quite the manner de- H. D. Littell 68.75 Lillian Reiner, Eugenie Spice, Elsie Joseph Stanton 10.00 White, Emerson Applcgate, Lee Gam- sired, from the merchants' and trademens' point of view. For that reason we have taken this P. A. Hdwe. Co. 2.40 ble, Tunes Johnson, Doary Nau, Oa- Chas. Stern _ 38.00 car Sabb, Felix Sorrentino, George means of telling you upon what basis we solicit and expect your trade. Chas. Stern 7.60 Uhler, Casimer Zurski. Albert Jerome 6.00 Fifth Year, Harold Ellringer, Raritan Terminals & Water- Chester Geant, Franklin Henne, Jo- To be a successful transaction, both you, as the buyer and we, as the seller, must profit. This ways Asso _ 10;00 seph Primka, Florian Yanotka, Har- John H. McGowan Co. 14.B8 old Bloodgood,, Louise Applegato, act of trading is more than an exchange of money for merchandise. It al^o includes service H. Wolff & Co ._ 51.12 Beatrice Anderson, Celia Cohen, H. Wolff & Co. 8,00 Ethel Hardy, Myrtle Letts, Olivia throughout, from the appeal for your patronage to your complete satisfaction in value received. H. Wolff & Co. 63.00 Nelson, Frances Znlenska. Caldwell & Raymond 150.00 Third Year, Anna Nobock, Margar- George Kress _ 3.00 et Schultz, Henrietta Sanders, May J. R. Robinson 4.62 Domke, Helen Baker, Joseph Baker, Briefly, the merchants of South Amboy are making a sincere effort to give you good ser- P. R. R. ..._ _ 212.16 Billy Weber, Frank Morgan, Alfred vice and the right merchandise at the right price. We expect to enjoy your trade on MERIT ONLY. P. R. R. .._ 198.50 Johnson, Raymond Hardy, Harold Edw. McDonoupfh 82.50 Tice, Margaret Slover, Alfred Merri- In South Amboy you will find just as good merchandise, just as obliging sales people and just S. A. Trust Co. - 20.00 field. P. R. R. 207.75 Second Year, Louis Krygcr, Aud- as many good values and low prices as in the big city stores or mail-order houses. A. J. Johnson 6.00 rey Mathis, Lawrence Pitt, Elizabeth G. Strnub _ 25..20 Colville, Elwood Wait, Esther Col- Public Service Gas 2.10 ville, Robert Straub, Vivian Gado- Middlesex Coal Co. 13.50 movitz, John Rasmusscn, Peter Saiv We appeal for your patronage on this platform of MERIT. Josephine Fowler, Joseph Schultz, U. S. Mortgage & Trust ders, Ida Hammell, Francis Weir, Co ... 143.50 Raymond Tice, Arthur Domke, Cece- FEBRUARY HONOR ROLL lia Morgan, Andrew llolton, Jack We ask you to inspect our goods, and give us the opportunity of serving you. Your judg- Rose, Maurice Cox, Joseph Bulman, FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1 William Cox, Veronica Siaolak. ment and decision will of course be final. If we cannot please you on the merit of merchandise First Year, Mnrtin Eberle, Donald First Year, Harold Clayton, John Hownrd, Jack Mnson, Frank Stcig- Conover, Stephen Estelle, Vernoti and in price, then we cannot consistently solicit your patronage. wny, Anne Bunting, Mary Dawson, Kurowsky, Chris Nicorvo, Edwnrd Eleanor Dnvrson, Lorraine Uufford, Ut'illy, i\\\n Croddick, Frances Flaga, Eileen Ford, Beatrice (ioant, Mary Lorraine Keegan, Millicent Stratton, Mohrlnnder, Beatrice Peterson. Louise Weber.

COHEN'S BOOT SHOP JOHN MCDONNELL, PETERSON'S PHARMACY EASTER IN ROME "Where Quality Rule." Mutual Grocery Store Broadway With the Holy Year Catholic Pilgrimage Society Very Rev. Paul James Francis, Society of the Atonement, JASPER BROS. THE FIRST NATIONAL GREENSPAN'S . Chnplnin. Personal supervision Dr. J. G. Coyle, K. C. H. S., Fruit Market BANK Watch Our Specials and Save President Past State Deputy, Knights of Columbus, N. Y. En- dorsed by Archbishops, Uisi.ups and lending Catholic Laymen. D. E. MAHONEY S. MEDINETS MASON'S Let u« make your ariiin^einents for this tour leaving New Quality Grocer Radio—Fine Furniture York March 28th, 1925, arriving in Rome in time for the Holy Hardware Easter Festivals, etc. Write or call At THE SOUTH AMBOY PAUL BRYLINSKI Alpine's Bargain Store JACOli GOLDBERGER, BANKER Coal, Concrete Blocks—Cement Pine Ave., Corner Henry St. TRUST COMPANY Stcamthip Ticket Affency 432 Stata Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Rcinhardt & Kurowsky WM. J. SULLIVAN G. E. APPLEGATE & SON Insurance of all Kinds Ice Cream—Candy—Fruiti Coal, Ice and Wood EMPIRE THEATRE BRIGGS' AUTO SUPPLY TENENBAIIM'S Values, Low Prices, Reliable Your Home Town Movie "EverythinR for the Automobile" Merchandise GEORGE GREEN B. STRASSER STRAUB BROS. Marathon Garage Men'i and Boys' Outfitter Groceries, Confectionery, ice Cream Choice Meats TELEPHONE E 407 M. 13. HAMMELL, Mgr. T. F. SULLIVAN 108-110 STEVENS AVENUE SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. H. WOLFF & CO. A. & P. Tea Company 103 Stevens Ave. "Everything for the Family" Busses leave South Amboy to Keyport J. ALFRED JOHNSON EAGLE TEA CO. Toor's 5.]0-25c: & Up Store five after and twenty-five of. : Men's Furnishings *•"•-<»« Home Grocery General Merchandise hf Quality uses leave South Amboy to Perth Amboy after and twenty of. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Pag« Eleven

FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1025 array of office workers with 1 man, Pound Wheat Into Flour who commutes daily to the Newark h'loiir frtun native Vlirat In West i offices. PAUL UKYLINaKI Afi'lrn is niiiilo liy pnundini; (lie graiu MANY CITIES REPRESENTED BY By WM. E. DOUGLASS on WUIKII'M miiriarK. liiert? lielng no INSURANCE OFFICE COMMUTERS flmu' mills Uu'iv. SHERIFF'S SALE CONORE'K BLOCKS There' a theory among business MIDDLESEX COMMON PLEAS— executives—-perhapS as long lived as Farmers & Merchants National POIin.ANn CKMLNT business itself—that the punctuality Bank of Matawan, Plaintiff vs. George MJoriepson of the employee depends almost Toni (Antonio) Castellucci, De- •wholly upon the distance he or she fendant. Fi Fa for sale of prem- Old Lehigh and Wilke>-Barre may reside from the place of employ- ises, dated November 15, 1924. Plumbing and ment. By virtue of the above dated 1 The further the worker lives from writ to me directed and delivered, COAL Heating the office, these executives reason, ,1 will expose to sale at public ven- the longer the time required for re- due on Phone7 Center and Elms St. Estimates Furninhed on Reqatst porting, ergo the greater probabil- WEDNESDAY ity of traffic delay and other diffi- MARCH TWENTY-FIFTH, 321 MAIN STREET culties conducive to tardiness and, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND perhaps, absence. TWENTY-FIVE TeL 24S However, there are exceptions at two o'clock in the afternoon of ALBERT JEROME even to this somewhat justified be^ Said day at the Sheriff's office in Manufacturer of. SOUTH AKBOT. N. 1. lief, and perhaps no more striking the City of New Brunswick, N. J. example can be cited than that offer- All the right, title and interest of High Gr'ade Granite and ed by the Home Office of the Pru- the defendant, Toni (Antonio) Gas- Marble dential Insurance Company, at New- tellucci, of, in and to all the follow- ark, N. J., employing 5,700 men and ing described premises, to wit: women. This organization prides it- All those certain lots or parcels of self on the splendid attendance re- land and premises known as lots 1 HEADSTONES cords of its workers. and 2 in block "N" on Map of Genoah A recent census of the workers in Madison Township, Middlesex 267 First Street reveals the somewhat amazing fact County, und Stute of New Jersey, that one hundred and thirty-nine owned by the Biondi Renlty Com- Telephone 250 South Amboy cities and towns contribute one or In the paper printed here in town, thin' might happen, way they're kill- The Pumpkin Center Breeze, almost in' off these guys. Why, in friendly pany, made August 5, 1SU0, by more of the persons employed by the Richard Hewser, C. E., Keyport, N. Prudential and that the distances every time I read it I see headlines conversation even there I might by covered in many instances exceed such as these "Pastor Killed on Waychance say I lissened every ev'nin' to to Mission," "Texas Doctor Slays His an orchestra in France. One word Beginning at tho corner formed by •fifty miles in each direction, every the intersection of the easterly lino working day in the year. There are Wife," "Bankers Death From Un- might bring on another, mebbee known Causes," "Noted Lawyer thinkin' 1 wuz lyin' some one in theof Biondi Ave., with the northerly 2,061 men and 3,639 women on the line of Gordon street, as Inid down ime company's roster and the sturdiness Takes His Life," "Twenty Reds Shot gang might say so, then the fur After Trial," "Daylight Holdup on would .start a flyhi.' While I'm gen-in said map; running thence norther- of the latter is demonstrated through ly along said easterly line of Biondi the fact that the men are not alone Main Street," "Officers Fight Whis- orully real peaceful nothiii' irritates key Runners," "Copper Clancy Killed me so UK Ui luive my statements avenuo, 40 feet, thence easterly par- in submitting to the trials of the allel with Gordon street, 100 feet; were commuter. on Beat," "Handsome Wife Feeds doubted when I'm talkin' lladio; con- Husband Poison," "Bride Forsaken, sequoiH'es min'ht be serious, then my thenco southerly parallel with Biondi 'US/fi Newark is represented by a frac- Goes Insane," "Bank Official Shot Sfood friends here would see head- avenue 40 feet to the northerly line tion more than one-half of the em- by Bandit," ",loy Riders Hit bylines in tlii' homo town paper 'bout f)f Gordon street, thence westerly OUfL ployees, there being 1027 men andTrain." Terrible the way they're a titfht Or jamboree—"Well Known along the northerly line of Gordon 1831 women living in that city. East shootin', bumpin' folks off every day, .Man Incite a Itiol", "Local Store is street 100 feet to the place of be- Orange is a robust child in the Pru-hope it don't get real contagious, hate Scene of Fij;ht;" guess I'll stay at ginning. COAL dential's family of cities, for on each to see it out our way. Kcckiin I'd homo ami pick up ICYW tonight.— Being tho same premises sot forth mroning nearly a train load of thestay at home night, stead of loaCm1 Copyright, 1020, Wcstiiighousc Elec- jiml described in n certain deed dated company's staff members embark down to Si's, can't tell when .some- tric & Manufacturing Company. March 1, 1011, made by thn Biondi •from the railroad station there. The Realty Company to Antonio Ciistel- You can get the best food total Bast Orange residents in this lucci and recorded in Middlesex daily exodus are 107 men and 249 quota are Belleville, with 187; lands, liedmiii.sU'r, Hriullcy Beach, County Clerk's office in Book 6.'i3, served anywhere in the city women, 416 workers. Bloomfield, with 125; Kenrjiy, with Hlhcron, Ki'iinsliuTg, Koypovt, Point of Deeds, page 249, Irvington sends 1E8 men and 223 128; Elizabeth, with 122; and Wust 1'leasiml, all in New Jersey, and sev- Judgment amounting to approxi- when you eat at the women, a total of 381; Orange sends Orange, with 112. prnl from various points in Brooklyn, mately $175. 40 men and 123 women and Arling- The commuters who scoff at mile- IMiiihurst and Woodlmvcn, L. I.; Together with all and singular the ton 46 men and 102 women. Other age are numerous, these DX workers West Iiroiix and tho Bronx, in Newrights, privileges, hereditaments and CENTRAL LUNCH York. J. W. OLSEN CO. towns which contribute more than representing places as remote as As- appurtenances thereunto belonging T*Wphona 336 100 workers each to the Prudential's bury Park, Allenhurst, Atlantic High- South Amboy contributes to this or in any wise appertaining. 225 Smith Street FREDERICK GOWEN, • Perth Am boy * SHERIFF. Perth Amboy JOHN P. LLOYD, $20.04 • Attorney. Near Railroad Station The South Amboy Business Directory

REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE MARKETS COAL AND WOOD

If you are interested in buying or selling real estate consult— RICHARD McCLOUD, Jr. ICE - - COAL A. H. BERGEN Wood By The Barrel Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pork Phone 3B8-W 260 Main St. 1 BAG OR 1 TON SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS Telephone 159-R FREDERICK H. LEAR Telephone 146 136 N. Broadway COLE McDONOUGH REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE 128 David St. ..r ' 210 George St. JOHN DISANTIS ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS C.T. MASON (Successor to K, P. Maion) Seafood—Fruit*—Vegetable! EDWARD McDONOUGH Phone 473 177 N. Broadway COAL COMPANY IN FOOTWEAR For Ten Years ^ Reliable UNITED STATES Companies COAL EXPLOSION INSURANCE CHRIS NICORVO 214 Pine Avenue NOTARY PUBLIC Footwear for the World's Greatest Buy South Amboy, N. J. ., 231 First Street South Amboy MEN AND BOYS Hudson's position as the world's greatest value Is not memly m 165 N. Broadway new attainment. For ten years the Super-Six has stood alonefn , TRUCKING AND MOVING mechanical supremacy. Basic patents have kept others from J. AC. FAHESE, CONTRACTORS copying its motor. The smoothness and long life it gives are exclusive. No motor has yet equaled the Super-Sis In smoothness Insurance of AH Kinds ELMER F. PARISEN and long, economical car life. FERD D. TEDESCO Fire, Automobile. Liability, KrpJoalon, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEE Carting of Any Kind Casualty, tto. A Leadership Never Disputed 313 David St. South Amboy, Surety and fidelity Bonfli Phone 316-J 211 Augusta St. Hudson, because of the siinpliciy of Telephone 109-M the Super-Six, lias always cn^yed Telephone 344-J manufacturing advantages that per- HUDSON MS MAE* ST. SOUTH ASBOT EDWARD HANSEN Tel. 573 Day or Night mitted a lower selling price than is Carpenter and Cabinet Maker MILK AND CREAM JACOB J. JACOBSEN possible with more complicated types. C O A C H Jobbingand Alterations That, in part, accounts for its JO years TRUCKING AND MOVING of leadership. Hudson is the World's R. A. CASEY '1345 If it is of wood 679 Liberty St. South Am'joy, N. J, Greatest Valur because it costs mu h MILK CREAM 1 cun iriiike it less than any comparable car. SEDAN 1'liono 2G7 347 Catherine St. Hoisting of Every And becat.je ithasalways provided better 5-Pass. 7-PMI. Shop and Bcsldenco, ISO Dart* St looks and more comfort at less money. SHOE REPAIRING Telephone 468 Description , • , '1795 '1895 P. O. BOX 261 No rival disputes that and every motor- Freight and Tax Extra MICHAEL BRANCATO WM. GAWENUS ist knows it. CLARENCE H. ELLISON Shoe Repairing CARPENTER AND BUILDER General Rigger 131 S. Broadway, Cor. John St. The World's Largest Builders of Six-Cylinder Closed Cars SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. PANCO FLASH Bridge St. Melrose Solo Jobbing Promptly Attended To Ettimatea Given Phone 403 P. O. Box 208 Down Payment: $541.00, 1 year to pay balance. SOUTH AMBOY PERTH AMBOY PAINTING AND PAPER AUTOMOBILES HANGING "It'a Cheaper To Ride ID A CHEVROLET JAMES A. SEXTON Sexton's Garage FRANK NELSON EDWARD GOODMAN CONFF"~ ONERY and LUNCH 157 Bordentown |Avenue Resident Suleiman "OV' OYSTERS Phone 675 304 Main St. «w*b *• 15 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Can be ten N. Broadway ' Page Twelve THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

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Who Will Be The Winners In The Citizen's Big Gift Campaign? Who Will Ride in These Beautiful Mew Motor Cars? These" questions; are the paramount topics of interest in South Amboy and vicinity. Only a few more days and >•'.''• . the question will be answered. . FIRST GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE SECOND GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE In The Citizens' "Everybody Wim" Campaign In The Citizens' "Everybody Wins" Campaign

HUDSON COACH, Value $1487.00 ESSEX COACH, Value $1007.00 (Fully Equipped With Disc Wheels) (Fully Equipped With Disc Wheels) Purchased from Purchased from SEXTON'S GARAGE SEXTON'S GARAGE 15 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. 15 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. THIRD GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE In The Citizens' "Everybody Wim" Campaign

- ••.'•• NOTE One New Model. NOMINATION COUPON • Every active participant in The Citizens' big campaign re- Nomination Blank, in The S >uth Amboy Citizens' ceives either a cash award or one of the three motor cars. FORDOR SEDAN, Value $750.00 "Everybody Wins" Campaign - The person receiving the highest number of votes in the campaign regardless of his or her district will receive his or her • I hereby enter and cast-5,000 votes for Miss, Mr. or Mrs. choice of all three cars. 1 Then the two persons who have received the greatest number rV of .votes in the two respective districts will be given the other two • cars; the highest one taking first choice. Address Then the two persons in the two respective districts receiv- as a candidate in The South Amboy Citizens' "Everybody Wins" ing the next highest number of votes to the car winners will re- Prize Distribution. • ceive $200.00 in cash each. NOTE:—Only one nomination blank accepted for each candidate Then the two persons receiving the next highest number of nominated. votes in, the two respective districts will receive $100.00 in cash each. Your Name AH other ACTIVE contestants in every district will receive ("20 per cent commission on all subscriptions they may secure, ac- Address .. cording to the rules of the campaign. —-^You 'May Nominate Yourself— \

•<*»-•»».-.•• •- Purchased from SAYREVILLE SALES CORP. Telephone 255 Sayreville, N. J. Scores of predictions have been offered: Astrologista, palmists and exponents of the occult science ' owne/s proud. No luxury encompasses the delight of a motor car, and these particular models that huvc boen consulted by some in an endeavor to obtain some inkling of wnat tue outcome will be. Yet are tJ.be given away stand out in omniparent splendor, all these questions avail them not, for the final result is as much as ever in doubt. T..e big schedule of votes in effect this week and the 100,000 extra vote offer makes easy pos- In a frenzied effort to eliminate ns much of this doubt as possible, candidates all over The South sible a rapid rise in votes. One, candidate stated yesterday that she was making a thorough canvass Amboy Citizen's territory are scouring the communities ceaselessly. From the waking hours of morn of every subscriber she had previously secured, andthus far her returns had averaged better than 50 till the day is done, these ambitious candidates are fighting the battle courageously, never pausing, but per cent. l keeping busy ut it, that the tide of favor will sweep toward them. Determined efforts are being brought into play to make an exhaustive "clean-up" of the terri- Such stirring scenes as these, with such eager candidates filled with the spirit of conquest, have tory. Candidates are darting hither and you, ever in request of votes. Make these days the most never hud their equal in this section. The race for supremacy is rushing forward nip and tuck. active of any that have gone before, that victory may crown your'efforts, The schedule points the Many of those who apparently have no chance, it they be judged by their vote standing, promise to way. The time is short—only two days till the close of the "second period"—yet any candidate can spring a .surprise at the end that will send the too confident ones down to defeat. Over confidence is make themselves a winner in that time. And when the sun sets on the final day, then you can reflect the biggest handicap under which a enndidnte could labor. This unwelcome attribute causes more contentedly that your work was a.mighty effort, well put forth. This very week, this fateful period regret than anything else in n campaign of this sort. The only way to be sure of winning is to spend of two days, is a period filled with tremendous possibilities-;—time enough for anyone to make victory every minute possible scouring for subscriptions. Perserveraance is the only living quality. And a certainty. Get started early this morning—keep going and finish the biggest, yet shortest campaign see what there is at the top for the plucky ones—luxurious motor cars, hundreds of dollars in gold— ever inaugurated in this section of New Jersey, with n finish that will do you justice and nuke you pros- each the embodiment^ refinement, of quality and general goodness. These prizes will mnke their perous and happy. >p ;

Value of Second Payment Subscriptions REMEMBER Value of New Subscriptions Second payments on subscriptions taken during the early thai 10 o'clock SATURDAY NIGHT is your LAST Thcio are the dayt, too, lo go right back over your list of part of the enmpnign, will piny 11 VERY IMPORTANT PART dur- friends and get those who are not already Biilmcribers to the ing the present period. You not only receive full credit for the OPPORTUNITY to turn in subwriplions secured South Amhvy Citizen to tuUc a subscription in your favor, evon though it is u very small one, extended subscription, but this money applies on the 100,000 to obtain the maximum number of votes toward f Yrni can "go over the top" and capturq nn automobile of Exttr. Vote O ^p suro and mark these subscriptions "Sec- the extra $500.00 j>rize—the winner of this prize your own if you mnltu an effort every day If the home stretch ond iJt'mc ' > the amount nf ?;.he first payment. wli! no doubt he determined then. worthy of tht1 wonderful prizes at ntukc. § THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

, MARCH 13, 1325 duty at this plant, it showed wonder- it is said, by several of the more pro-! A confirmation of the growth automobile game, having been con- ful progress under his supervision (•Tussive automobile men and there along this line comes with the an-nected with several of the automo- JOHN O. THOM and guidance. The well wishes for is a possibility of a local show room nouncement last week that Sexton's bile agencies in Perth Amboy. Mr. great success in his new position is being opened in the near future. It Garage, the Perth Amboy Hudson Larson joined the Sexton sales force Carpenter and Plumber PARLIN NEWS the sentiment of his co-workers from is said to be a small indication of and Essex dealers have arranged an on the first of this month and plans Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly, W. S. Lynch and W. J. Richter, of the Parlin Plant. what the future holds for South Am- expansion of their selling forces and to spend the greater portion of his the Du Pont Co., New York office, boy in that specific attention is at put one man in entire charge of this prsiingly large list of prospects for Attended To Effective March iith, A. K. Burke, last being given to the proper de- city and nearby territory. This time here developing a rather sur- were recent visitors at the Parlin who has been assistant Plant Mana- 246 Bordentown Avonua plant. velopmont of the local field, a de- chap, William Larkins, who makes his new line. ger of the Parlin Plant has been pro- velopment that conditions have long his home in Keyport, has had a num- J. W. Cleaveland, formerly man- moted to the position of Director of warranted. ber of years of experience in the ager of the Du Pont Chicago office, Manufacture, and J. D. Shiels, plant) has taken up his new position at the superintendent, has been promoted Parlin office as assistant director of to the position of Production Man- sales. ager. Mrs. Mildred Lorrey, of Woodlawn The regular Tuesday evening mo- avenue, has accepted a position as vies held at the DuPont Club was Eye Glasses and stenographer with the Standard Oil enjoyed by a large crowd. The pro- Company in New York. duction of Gloria Swanson in "Man- handled" was well rendered as well The new Parlin Garage is rapidly as well as the comedy picture en- nearing completion and in the near titled "Ride Em Cowboy" in which Good Clothes! future will be occupied by the Wag- 13obbie Vernon was the outstanding ner Garage Co. star. —they're alike in one thing: They give perfect J. S. Stevens, a former employee of The Pool and Billiard Tournament The connoisseur of satisfaction only when they are made to order to the Parlin Plant, was a reeent visitor being conducted by the DuPont Club steaks and meats fit the conditions. here. He is now located at the Phila- is progressing very rapidly. The knows that his hostess delphia works of the Du Pont con- great surprise of the tournament was is a good judge when cern. witnessed on Monday evening, when When you combine this perfect satisfaction Theiss defeated Pierson in a pool she makes a practice I. B. Amick, of the Du Pont Sales match by the score of 100 to 21, of buying from us. We can give you the most with a reasonable price you have discovered Royal Office, spent the week end with rel- choice cuts to serve your guests. Our prices are atives in Philadelphia. A large number of Parlin people Tailoring. attended the movies at the Empire reasonable. Let us serve you. P. Crouch, of Parlin, spent the Theatre at South Amboy on Monday week end in Wilmington, Del. and Tuesday evenings. These mo- rreih Fiib Evary Wednesday and 'riday 1-3 of a million men a year are doing that Mr. and Mrs, Robert Noble, of vies were given for the 'benefit of the "Shop Here and" Sa very thing. We invite you to do the same. Boy Scouts Troop No. 1 of South • Crosman avenue, are visiting with Amboy and Parlin district. friends in Brooklyn, N. Y. STRATI B BROS. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ford, of Arling- V. B. Sease, C. D. Ford, P. W. CHOICE MEATS EASTER COMES ON APRIL 12TH ton, N. J., were Parlin visitors on Hain, L. Balsiefen and others attend- Sunday. ed a chemical lecture held in Newark 110 N. BROADWAY PHONE 140 on Monday evening. Don't wait until the last minute to order your Mr. and Mrs. E. Holzworth, of South Eiver, were Parlin visitors on Mr. and Mrs. George Bain, of Dcer- Suit. A $5.00 deposit starts us working on YOUR field street, are entertaining friends Sunday. from Connecticut. suit. John Bogan, of Deuflold street, recently installed a new radio in his The Parlin Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. W. N, Sharp, of Maple Any fabric made into any style—World's home. st,.eet, on Wednesday afternoon. Frank Motosky, of Greenhill ave- Greatest Clothes Value. nue, has purchased a new Ford tour- In the billard tournament that is being held at the Du Pont Club the Suit or Overcoat ing car. , following scores were made to Tues- F. G. Clayton and A. Grubb spent day last by the contestants: Pierson, Rugs! Rugs! Rugs! the week end with their family at 50: Jones, 48; Hinze, 100: Buld- •Wilmington, Del. win, 97: Robertson, 50; Johnson, 40: Morasco, 50; Amick, 2G: Theiss, 100; $25 J, W. Elms, of Philadelphia, spent Brady, 70: Johnson, 60; Pierson, 49: 500 Room Size Rugs will he off ed for 10 the week end with his family at Par- Amick, B0; Baldwin, 37: Robertson, lin. ' 100; Brady, 79: Thuiss, 100; Morasco days at less than present wholesale prices. This 64: Amick, 50; Brady, 38: Theiss, and up E. Kendall, of Wilmington. Del., 100; Johnson, 69: Morasco, 100; Rob- shipment includes all grades up to the finest Royal has been transferred to the DuPont- ertson, 89: Amick, 50; Jones, 48: Pathe Film Manufacturing Company Theiss, 100; Jones,, 85: Hinze, 100; Wilton. Every Rug is guaranteed to be perfect located at the Parlin Plant. Johnson, 90: Brady 100; Morasco, Men's Furnishings and Footwear 78; Theiss, 100: Pierson, 74: Robert- John Bassett, of Parlin, spent the son, 60; Amick, 37: Johnson, 100; and to he a new Spring design. week end visiting friends in Philadel- Brady, 82: Baldwin, 50; Pierson, 48j phia. . Pierson, 100; Hihze, 7'J. $24.50 9x12 All Wool Tapestry Rugs $16.98 The Safety Board at the main gate entrance of the DuPont Plant is rap- In the pool tournament the follow- $29.50 9x12 All Wool Axminster Rugs .$21.00 >idly nearing completion. The elec- ing scores have been made: Robert- Broadway and Augusta Street 'tric lights have now been installed. son, 100; Theiss, 65: Pierson, 50; Baldwin, 17: Johnson, 100; Marasco, $34.50 9x12 All Wool Axminster Rugs .$24.95 The dancing committee have plan- 96: Jones, 80; Baldwin, 34: Johnson, ned for another one of their popular 100; Robertson, C9: Theiss, 100; $39.50 9x12 All Wool Axminster Rugs..._.-$29.50 dances to be held at the DuPont Club Morasco, 96: Johnson, 50; Baldwin, -jwxt Monday evening, March 16th. 49: Jones, 100; Pierson, 93; Mo'ras- $49.50 9x12 All Wool Axminster Rugs. $35.00 - Larry Butler and his famous jazz or- co, 100; Robertson, 64: Johnson, chestra will again furnish the music. 100; Pierson, 94: Robertson, 100; $54.50 9x12 All Wool Axminster RugB—..$38.75 % • Be on hand for a good time and join Jones, 59: Theiss, 100; Johnson, 58: , the large crowd that will be there. Morasco, 100; Jones, 71: Robertson, $85.00 9x12 All Wool Royal Wilton Rugs_.$65.00 Low Dp-Keep Means Increased Profits for | 100; Pierson, 90: Theiss, 100; Pier- Ford Truck Owners A birthday party was held at theson, 21. $135.00 9x12 All Wool French Wilton of Mr, .and Mrs. Ray Pierson, avenue, on Thursday af- The movies for next Tuesday are Rugs $95.00 ij'Vi^'Itilhruoan in honor of their daughter "Sinners In Heaven" with Bebe Dan- , >' 'y "V *»theryn. iels playing the leading part; and the comedy entitled, "My Friend" by Don't let this opportunity go by as there will 346 Fords ()perated by Farlin Sewing Club, at their Lloyd Hamilton. Don't fail to see jlir' Monday evening meeting these pictures and bring your friends be no more rugs at these prices after, this sale. ' rt^held '"at -the home of Mrs. Thomas with you. The show starts promptly One Company Proves '*'' .ijj^ileclcinnn on March 9th, decided to at 7:30 and to be sure of a seat it 4, 'sjtosfcpone their'' meeting on March is best to come early. Their Superiority __ f'the members were defeirous of j^ttendinj? the dance to be given by GOOD AUTO FIELD '" DuPont Club. They will, how- When you purchase a delivery truck you want .^resume their meetings on the , the place of meeting to be de- J THIS CITY WestFumiturelo. facts—you want to know why it is the best j-at a later date and each mem- Rumor Hat It That Show Room May. '- notified. J8e Opened Here Before Long. - KEYPORT, N. J. light delivery truck on the market today re- The fertility of the local field * "j jjMr V. Hitt, Plant Manager, of the from the automobile appreciation gardless of price. 1 ,ptjfmt Company, hns been appoint- standpoint is coming to be more ed Technical Director in W. P. fully realized, it is said, by automo- These facts may surprise you, but neverthe- i«vAl)on'B office at Wilmington, Del. bile dealers of the vicinity aa the "\£[ik,iii(iny friends regret to see himspring time approaches. Seasonal reMi^^ less, they are facts: ;Je$ve Parlin. While he was in active campaigns are now being laid out, 1. Ninety-two per cent of light delivery Wash trucks used by laundries today are Fords. 2. Eighty-five per cent of all delivery trucks Why used by Bakeries in America today are The Fords. 3. Three hundred and forty-six Fords are op- Pay erated by Fleischmann Yeast Company in thirty-one branch cities. Rent 4. Eighty-eight per cent of light delivery trucks in use by Coal, Ice and Lumber when you can Way Companies in America today are Fords.

The new way, the way sensible women have adopted of doing 5. We could go on and on telling yon of dif- Own Your their washing is to phone Perth Amboy 1893 and then forget there ferent businesses in this country and is such a thing as Wash Day. Their laundry ia returned by us spotlessly clean on the day they want it. abroad using Ford light delivery trucks— Perth Amboy 1893 is the number of Own Home Is ibis not evidence, enough to convince you the MIDDLESEX SANITARY LAUNDRY Ford light delivery truck is the truck you will Our Way Is The lNi»w Way PATTERSON AND SECOND STREETS, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. eventually purchase. Our plnnt i» entirely new. We have only the lntest improv- Stop in and lots talk it over. ed modern machinery. We use only pure soap. The most deli- cate fabric pnssed through our cleaning processes without the The Price Will Interest, You— slightest dnmago to texture or color. Let Us Talk Terms 'Totnonoiv You May Wish Yon Had We do nny kind of foundry work; in whatever ninnner you desire, inch ns WET WASH, ROUGH DRY, FLAT IRONED, or Seen Us Today" FLAT WORK. We nUo clenn nnd dye Rug« and Draperiei at moderate prices mid in a most satinfnetory manner. NOTE: We cordially invite you to visit out' plnnt iuid con- vince yourself thlit what we say is absolutely true. This invita- Kurowsky tion ia extended to every woman in Middlesex County. Sayreviile Sales Corp. finch wash is done separately. Delivery is miiile within 145-A North llroadway Telephone 545 twenty-four hours*. No bundle is too larirc or too small, l'htine UC) Wnshinglon Road SAYREV1LLE, N. J. IIH to hnvo our HiiK'Hnuin cull unit exp'lnin our scrvicu. Phone 255 Open Evniiinifn Until 7 o'Clock, Including Snturdayt Give us n trial to prove our worth and we will be UHSiiral of LOCAL R1']I\RKSKJNTATIVK WANTED your future pu THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FEIDAY, » .RCH 13, 1925 Rutus Skimmons, of Second street, during the week. The company president, Mr. J. E. FOR SALE has joined the Fuller Brush Company Coogan, said that the perfomance of organization of salesmen, He has It is rumored that Philip Purcell, tho company was simply an example 1924 Hudson Coach like new. This OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL "LOCAL * been assigned territory in this city. Jr., of Pine avenue, will very shortly of what could be done in South Am- car must be seen to be appreciated, enter the cigar and confectionery boy, by South Amboy when it was extra tire, two bumpers, and other FOR RENT HAPPENING^ The members of the Protection En- business in the Cheeseman store on for South Amboyans and there was extras. ?1200.00. gine Company had thei,. photograph South Pine avenue. a definite objective, a specified plan 1924 Hudson Coach in real nice ' FOR RENT—House, 5 rooms, lo- State Highway employees were taken in a group last Sunday attired and the confidence of the public was condition, newly painted, all new cated on David street. Inquire Mon- busy on Wednesday spreading pav- in the new uniforms recently pur- Miss Mary Ma"taranglo, of David merited. tiros. ? 1100.00. aghan's Mea tMarket, 209 David st. ing material in the holes in the pave- chased. The picture was taken at the street, entertained a number of Essex Touring.. This car has been 3-13-lt. ment at the intersection of Broad- firehouse at Feltus and Main streets. friends from Brooklyn on Sunday repainted and is in very good run- FOR RENT—Apartment, all im-way and Main street. The members were prettily posed for last. ning condition $325.00. provements, 6 rooms, heat furnished, the take when an alarm was rung in Star Sedan, 192.'! model, in very at 338 Main street. Inquire 340 A new gasoline storage tank re- f,.om Box 34 on account of a brush Joseph Schuyler, of Main srteet, M. J. SCULLY nice condition, looks like new $365. Fourth street. 3-7-tf cently installed in front of the Briggs fire. Following, the return of the ap- is now reported to bo rapdily recov- 1922 Model 5 passenger Pnige Se- FOR RENT—Three nice room3. Auto Accessory store on Main street paratus, the picture taking was com- ering from a severe attack "of pneu- FUNERAL dan. This car in very good condi- City water, gas, toilet. Inquire Mrs. had to be dug up again a few days pleted. monia. tion J500.00. Julia Samuelson, 252 Henry street. later in order that a defective valve DIRECTOR Any of these cars may be purchas- Master Arthur Draper, of Henry ed on deferred payment plan. 3-7-tf might be repaired. The new tank Floyd McKenna, of Main street, street, is ill at his home. FOR BENT—Apartment, 6 rooms and pump are now working satis- has purchased an Oakland sport mod- 316 George Street SEXTON'S GARAGE and bath, all improvements, first factorily, however. el automobile through Edward Good- A crueller sale will be held by the Hudson and Esiex Dealers Moor, with garage privilege. Avail- man, of the Armstrong agency at local order of Past Pocahontas at South Amboy, N. J. Phone 181 The Ladies Aid Society of the First South River. jle about May 1st. Apply Mrs. the home of Mrs. John Patterson, 213 Phone 661 15 Smith Street ames Nichols, 263 David St. 2-20-tf Baptist Church are planning to hold Augusta street, tomorrow afternoon Perth Amboy, N. J. FOR RENT—House, 6 rooms and a supper on Thursday evening, April The Citizen is in receipt of a card at 2 o'clock. ICth. from former Mayor and Mrs. D. C. 1-30-tf ath; all improvements, large cellar Chase, who are at present stopping at 109 Stevens avenue. Apply on at the Ritz Hotel, Habana, Cuba. premises evenings after six o'clock. The dance held under the auspices FIRE COMPANY HAS of the Eastern Star in the Masonic • l~ MiMf i^Wl |l*^ tf *^t WWilsWriT >• * 1 If !MH|J»M£ 2-13-tf Temple on Wednesday night was a Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scally, of "H0USEWARM1NG" • FOR RENT—Two garages, on success in every respect. Music was John street, announce the arrival of Broadway, $4.00 a month. Apply, furnished by Al Ritter's orchestra a baby girl, weighing eleven pounds. Progressive's Entertain City Father* M. Borak, 122 N. Broadway. 2-6-tf and there was an unusual large at- and Other Gueits Last Night. FOR RENT—3-Room Flat, Gas, A regular meeting of the Common tendance on hand to enjoy the num- The housewarming party at the Water and Toilet. Rent $10.00 per bers. Council will bo held in the City Hall month. Apply Eagle Tea Co., 138 S. next Thursday evening, March 19. Progressive Fire Comany headquar- Cut Price Grocery Sale! Broadway. 2-6-tf. Next Tuesday at noon a Roast ters last night turned out to be a FOR RENT—House, 7 rooms, bath Beef Dinner will be served in the Former City Engineer A. T. Mc- real "boosting South Amboy" affair. All Goods Guaranteed or Your Money Back and pantry, all improvements. In- Methodist Protestant Church, corner Michael has entered suit against the Praise for South Amboy, its people quire 211 Henry street. 2-G-tf of Second street and Stevens ave- East Jersey Perry Company for. the its fire laddies and their auxiliaries Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday FOR RENT—Store at 108 South nue. collection of certain sums due himwere the chief topics dwelt upon by Broadway, near Post Office. Inquire for work in connection with the sur- the numerous speakers. - M. Kaufman, 212 Henry St. 12-19-tf The Mutual Grocery Store at theveys of property for the concern A luncheon prepared by tho Ladies FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms corner of Broadway and Henry street here. On Wednesday Sheriff Gowen Auxliary was served to over seventy and bath, heat furnished, 149 David on Saturday afternoon will be theattached two tracts of land in themembers of the lire company, tho Granulated Sugar, lb. 6e St. Apply 146 Henry St. 9-26-tf scene of a bakery sale held under the Ruritan Bay belonging to the Ferry Indies auxiliary, city council, city Fl 01 IP Hecker's, Gold Medal or <£i rfi FOR RENT—Apartment, 5 rooms, auspices of the^Young People Society Company. Suit has been brought in ol'(icinl» representatives of the Board all improvements, corner Broadway of the First Baptist Church. A com- the Supreme Court. of Freeholders and a few friends. I LUUft Daniel Webster, 24% lbs ^" .3U and David street. Apply P. J. Mon- mittee composed of Misses Marion Tho arrangement committee was aghan, Broadway and David St. Campbell, Norma Cassidy and Nullie The Progressive Fire Company has headed by Robert S. Thorpe and Mrs. Lambertson is in charge of the ar-decided to liold the annual carnival ,1. .). Kciiling. 12-5-tt on the dales June Glh to 13th inclu- Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz 37c FOR RENT—House on Rosewell rangements. An assortment of cakes, Remarks were made by, Mayor H. pies, broad and rolls will bo offered, sive. This is the usual time for this street. Inquire Mrs. A. Worthing, event. (i. Hoffman, Councilman-ut-largc- P. Danish Pride Evaporated Milk, tall can 10c 212 Stevens Ave. 1-23-tf all being of the home made variety. lane, A. N. Kvist, John Connors, C. A. Downs, Councilman John J). Mul- The next regular- meeting's of the A depression in the roadway on Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans . 25c FOR SALE First street neiir Slevuns avenue that Leon Cozzens, City Engineer John Ladies Auxiliary to Protection . En- causes considerable discomfort to the Conlogue, Freeholder Clarence N. Mixed Pickles, sour, large jar . 30c FOR SALE—Candy store with fix-gine Company will be held on Tues- automobile driver and rider is said llaight and Director Wm. S. Dey. All tures. Inquire L. Rosenthal, 117 day evening, March 24lh in Protec- to be thu result of work done by tho speakers were profuse in praise for P. & G. Soap, 5 bars 25c Pine avenue. 3-13-tf tion Hall. gas company employees last full in the record established by the organiz- ation in the four years of its exist- FOR SALE—Cheap; 2% lots on John Dowling, of Augusta street, liiyiiiE a has pipe at tho place. Water Argo Starch, 3 packages,.. 25c Highland street. Only 100 feet from Commissioner Hrniicy disclaims re- ence, also on the city and its citi- is confined to the local hospital, af- zens, particularly the fire men and Bordentown avenue. Inquire of A. H. ter an operation for appendicitis. sponsibility for the condition of tho Japanese Toilet Paper, reg. 10c; 4 rolls 25c Bergen, 260 Main street. street. their auxiliaries. FOR SALE—Lots on Whitehead James Wallace Jr., of Villa Nova] Mrs. Keating, president of the Aux- Those who attend the services of Navel Oranges, dozen . 25c Bros, tract. Also six room bunga- College, spent the week end with his; iliary voiced the sontments o£ the low, all improvements, now nearly parents on Pine avenue. the Baptist Church, Sunday will re- auxiliary in the statement that it was completed. Apply T. F. Sullivan, ceive a rish treat, an they will have the intention to go on working to help Tomatoes, No. 2, solid packed, can 12c 103 Stevens avenue. 2-20-tf At the fire at Broadway and Da-the opportunity of hearing one ofthe company replace the "Maxfield vid street last Sunday afternoon, the' the foremost, preachers, of this part bedbug" with a better apparatus. White Rose Coffee, package ..49c uniform of Francis Quinlan, a mem-j of the State, the Rev. Martin Bry- Royal Scarlet Pork and Beans, 3 cans 25c FOR SALE her of the Protection Engine Com-j nilsden, the talented young minister pany, was all but ruinied by smoke 1of tho church «t Atlantic Highlands, FOR SALE. Alaska Red Salmon, can _.27c Two of the most desirable water and dirt. The members of the r.-ho will be the preacher at the T fire company had all dressed up inevening service, Sunday, 7:30 P. M. Police Dogs, Chows, Airedales and Hazador Pancake Flour, package . 10c remaining lots on Borden- ti'.iir new uniforms to have their pic-1 He is a yountr man ful of "pep" and Great Danes. Puppies and half tures taken and'shortly afterward' '.vill without doubt deliver a stirring grown dogs of finest breeding ob- town Avenue, located next the alarm sounded. address. The seats are free and all tainable. Noted dogs at stud. Police to Mr. Littel's new residence. are welcome. The Baptist Church, Dogs and Airedales trained by not- The Sons and Daughters of Lib- on Second street, near Broadway. ed German trainer. A few females Lots run through to Cather- erty have arranged for a benefit per- Tho service will begin at 7:30 P. M.to give to reliable people on breeding formance -.t tlni Umpire Theatre in with a service of song. basis. STRONGHEART KENNELS, ine St. "Water, Sewer and 1 the near liiuu'i . A motion picture, Easton Avenue, New Brunswick. Samuel Sudalter Gas Taps. All street assess- "The Golden Bed" has been secured The ladies of Sacred Heart Parish 3-13-4t and tickets for the affair will short- are contemplating di: posing of a FOR SALE—"Very cheap to settle Successor to American and Royal Food Stores ments paid. J. Alfred John- ly be offered for sale. $700 hope chest shortly after Easter. estate. 3 story brick French roof son, 114 No. Broadway or house, 9 romS] improvements, fine Full Ltae Of Fruits And Vegetable! In Seam The Independence Engine Com- Mrs. Thomas Dorn, of Keyport, location. Inquire of A. H. Bergen, 324 Main St. 1-30-tf pany has arranged for a moving pic- visited her mother, Mrs. Esther Grace 260 Main street. 3-13-tf TWO STORES ture benefit performance to be held at the Empire Theatre on May 6th. II/J. N. Stevens Ave. 121 N. Broadway TOR SALE—Two good lots on An excellent feature picture has been Tel. 454 John St., near Broadway. A fine lo- secured and tcikets will be offered Tel. 606 cation. Inquire of A. H. Bergyi, for sale in a short time. 260 Main St. 1-2-tf FOR SALE—On First street, house with six large rooms, hardwood Messrs. Joseph Triggs, Joseph floors, bath, electric light, gas, steam Stanton, Edward Dooling and Wil- YOUR liam Grace motored to Trenton Mon- heat, at a low price. Inquire of A.day night to witness the basketball H. Bergen, 260 Main street. 11-28-tf game betweno the local and the FOR SALE—At a very low price, Trenton K. of C. teams. NEW Jarge house corner of Broadway and Second street. Water, gas, heat and A new heating system Is to be in- bath. Only $4,200. Inquire of A.stalled in the Protection Engine STORE H. Bergen, 260 Main St. 10-3-ti House. Contractor Thomas Lovely Borak's Meat Market FOR SALE—A four room bunga- has been awarded a contract for the OPENS TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MARCH 14 low in good condition, including fur- nishings. Toilet recently installed, installation of nn Areola heater In On Laurel Street, near Ridgeway Avenue, Melroia Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday the building. Heretofore heat was The Public ar« invited to visit and inspect the new business on Morgan Boach, price only $600.00. furnished by a pair of old fashioned Inquire of A. H. Bergen, 200 Main place on Saturday nest, March 14th. Beautiful Free Souvenirs SPRING LEGS LAMB lb.. street. 10-3-tf stoves, one on each floor. to all Old and New Customers that day. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, DOZEN— George Green, the Broadway ~36c MISCELLANEOUS Men's and Boys' Outfitters, have In three year* the business has expanded so rapidly, addition- been awarded a contract for the al room was required.. The new place si the answer to demands VEAL CUTLETS, lb 32c No. 8 Brooms, Spec FOR SALE—Mammoth Pckin Duck tection Engine Company for furnish- of customers. Eggs for setting. One 360 egg in- ing.rubber coats and boots for the MACKERAL, Pound 25c Heinz Pork & Beans, 3 cani 20c cubator, one 60 egg incubator, two members of the company. •wlshbono Brooders, all new. Harry Joseph Jozwiak PORK CHOPS, pound 22c Large PRUNES, 2 lbs 2Sc JBurknrd, Ford nvonue, Fords, N. J. The work of installing new seats LUX, THREE FOR 25c SUGAR CURED HAMS, lb_28c 2-27-tf in the Empire Theatre on Broadway Meats and Groceries Notions and Dry Goods TOR SALE—Richardson & Boyn- has been completed. . ORANGES, Dozen _ _38c PORK SHOULDERS, lb 18c ton Kitchen Range, with 40 gallon Laurel Street, near Ridgeway Avenue hot water boiler. Also 4 Burner The Koa homo on Main is receiving <3ns Stove. Mnrblo Top Wash Bowl. a new coat of paint. SMALL FRESH HAMS, lb.. 2 lb. package Prunes 30c Inquiro 'iU Mum St. 1-30-tf FOR SALE—Two sanitary wash CHOPPED BEEF, per lb 14c Hotel Astor Coffee, lb 50c tubs; punol and snsh doors; folding doors; BIHIO mantles; mirror mui.tles; Breast Veal or Lamb, 2 lbs. 25c JELLY, per glass 10c two stone cronsuH, suitable for grave etonos; 1 - 2 horsepower Novo cn- D. Emmet Mahoney MB ROAST, per pound__.18c Large BLOATERS, 2 for_ 25c gino in first thins condition; lot of gns fixtures; 2 horsy bob sled; new LARD, pound 20c FRESH Sl'ARE RIBS and second lias-..! \vhif£lolrc««. In- CASH GROCER quire 211 Henry St. 12-fi-tf POT ROAST, all moat 22c Cloverbloom Butter, lb MONEY TO LOAN on lionil nnd imortgiiKO in sums of if 100, $200, $300 POTATOES, SHAD, fancy packed, KRAFT CHEESE, pound....3Sc COFFEE, pound 39c $400, $500 and up to $10,000. Office ASPARAGUS TIPS, hours from 8:20 a. m. to 8:20 p. m. Good Cookers, basket 60c can 18c VEAL CHOPS, pound _.25c New Sweet Cider, gal 32c "Wednesdays and SatunlnyB from can .. ._ _ ...38c 8:20 a. in. to 6 p. m. Inquiro John A. Lovely, 105 South Bioadwny. COCOA, CATSUP, Robin Hood POT liOAST, pound ...,12c l'ORK GOODIES 38c HELP WANTED 1 ]}>. glass jars 25c MIXED TEA, something Brand, 2 bottles 25c BOLOGNA, all kinds 22c GOOD MIXED TEA, 39c SALESMAN WANTED to solicit very special, save 20c on KOAST VEAL, lb 12c. SUGAR, pound .... ~~~~~S% orders for lubricating oils, greases TOMATOES, Hand Packed, JELLY BEANS, and paints. Salary or- commission. a pound, 49c 11). CHUCK STEAK, lb lSc Largo pkg. D. & C. Flour._10c Address THE HARVEY OIL CO., can 12c pound .19c Cleveland, Ohio. 3-13-lt Rump for Pot Roast, lb _20c Gulden's Mustard, 2 jars.._.20c MALE HELP WANTED—$10,000, O00 Company wants man to soil Wat- kins Home Necessities in South Am- LOOSE MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES CnnipbcH'3 Beef Soup, 3 for 20c Jursey Pork Loins, lb 25c boy. More thnn 150 used daily. In- come $35-!f5O weekly. Experience RUMP VEAL, pound 20c P. & G. SOAP, 5 cakes 23c unnecessary. Write Dept. B 7, THE FISH EVERY FRIDAY J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, 231 Rump Corned Beef, lb 18c APPLES, 3 pounds..- _.19c Johnson Ave,, Nownrk, N. J. 3-13-lt WANTED—Operators wanted on it LBS. Sweet Potntoes —,2Sc Largo Potatoes, basket 48a underwear. Steady work at good pay. Singer machines. Can make $30.00 Specials for Saturday. Monday and Tuesday QUART JAR JAM ..35c Fresh Madp Sausage, lb. 25c »i week. Apply Muscntt Manufac- LARGE BOX WASHING POWDER 20o turing Co., Embroidery street, Sayro- Lettuce, Celery, Turnips, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Sweet Pi>tatoes. ville. Tel. So River 261. 3-13-2t. 122 North Broadway Telephone 261 Mrs. Esther Cart, at Augusta St., is improving from a recent illness. Free Deliveries Anywhere Telephone 149-W THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Nine

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925 WHITE & HESS, INC. TO metropolitan district live, is develop- OPEN NEW ADDITION ing rapidly along conservative lines, it is a neighborhood group of those Fifty new houses, at prices rang- who find rest and inspiration in the in.'i from |4500 to $7500 are expect- artistic setting of the place nestled ed to bo built in Colonia Hills, N. J., restfully among the hills. Across Representing the Bsst Looking Back § this year, where Dr. Fred H. Albee, the Pennsylvania tracks—to the Insurance Companies. north of the Colonia Hills Commu- noted bonu specialist, is participating Explosion, Liability, Automobil* Thirty Years I in building a home community town. nity—lies the Colonia Couuntry Club The forty-live house already there, with an eighteen hole g-olf course, and Plate Glass Insurance some of them cottages worth about j and many large country estates, where some of New Jersey's finest When Seeking Insurance, Ask Issue of March 2nd, 1895 $0000 and others larger worth $30,- 000, have mostly been financed by residences have been built. No Ua Several purchases of new horses the Colonia Hills Plan in cooperation stores are allowed within the Colo- were made by residents of this bor- with the Colonia Building & Loan nia Hills section, except on St. NOTARY PUBLIC ough last week. Among them are Association, one of the strong finan- George's avenue, the highway from Cnarlei IJurkhard, a new team; Louis cial agencies of that section with New York to the New Jersey shore ' 312 David St. South Amboj Borlund, span of eolts; George Wood, loans of over $100,00 against pro- which' passes the property. new span of brown mares; 0. A. perty there. The new houses will be The East Hill addition—to be I Thomas, team of bay horses; Kd- built in the East Hill Addition,'being opened up shortly by White & Hess,: win Appleget, team of black horses; opened up shortly by White & Hess, Inc.,—is one of the best locations on and Ernest Wood, a horse to match Inc., of Woodbridge, N. J., who will the property and much of it borders INSURANCE his sorrel. offer a number of lots and homes for '•on St. George's avenue, where traffic , • * • • • sale in that choice tract. to the shore this summer it is es-1 IN ALL ITS BRANCHES A surprise party was held on Feb. Although ground for the first home titrated will be forty percent great- er than ever before. The houses to FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE 22 at the residence of Capt. Lucas in Colonia Hills was broken Ies3 than be built on this new tract will be Hoagland, in honor of his daughter, four years ago, it is now a well-de- restricted the same as elsewhere in GLASS, ETC. Miss Mamie Hoagland, it being her veloped community, with a school re- the Colonia Hills Community and PUBLIC SERVICE birth day. Many happy guests were cently'erected at a cost of. $60,000 will range in price from $4500 each preBent. Refreshments were served and a fine Community Club House upwards financed, as the othtcr ones FRANK S. KABOSKI and' dancing was kept up until' a late all paid for. In addition to that in this beautiful section,, by the Col- hour, when all parted wishing Miss several miles of roads have been Insurance Afant «nd Broker Men and Women built and graded, thousands of feet onia Hills Plan in cooperation with Mamie many happy returns of the the Colonia Building and Loan Asso- 107 S. Pin* An. South Amboy day. .' • of gas and 'water main he been laid, electric light wires connected, ciation. • •«• * and the whole topography of what This is one of the most attractive The load Dispatcher Creaent Club Incorporated was formerly only the Jones' Mill- offerings in suburban real estate to- ' The Crescent Club of this borough pond, surrounded by the kind of day, according to Mr. Hess, of White In the nervous system of a great electric plant filed articles of incorporation with woods in which Robin Hood and Dick & Hess, Inc., and it is expected that WE SELL PIANOS like that of PUBLIC SERVICE, the Load Dispatch. County Clerk Conger at New Bruns- Turpin sheltered their outlaw bands, it will not be on the market long. cr's office is a nerve center. wick on Tuesday. The incorporates has been transformed into another are the officers of the society, viz: Tuxedo, mid babbling brook, rustic THE PFJU-TOKE PHONOGRAPH On the Dispatcher's board, generation units Samuel Newton, Jr,, president; Sam- Sohrtlon of Puzzle No. 17. BonMhlBg Ntwl Baton twrin. ravines, and spreading oak trees. In • Ptonocrapl) h«*r tfclt •••, tk> and transmission line' are shown by white lines uel N. Hamilton, secretary; and preparing the road from,the station and red, green and liite lights, and the Dis- Stanford Slover, treasurer. to the property, a cannon ball of the Klnc of tfcam AIL • • > • * revolutionary period was dug up. ' Tunlntc and Impairing nt ItlulH Prices patcher's log-hook carries their operating record. JANUARY 1895 HONOR ROLL HARRY PARISEN No line or unit t;oes in or out.of service with- FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1 The Colonia Hills property is on the main line of the Pennsylvania IS7 DiTld St Pk«n« 1W>.» out his order, ana in emergencies, such as |lie FIRST GRAMMAR: Maggie Jack- railroad' about half way between Eliz- summer-day thunder-storm, the Dispatcher is at son; Lester Van Zandt, Meda Slover, abeth and New Brunswick, 22 miles the helm to iissurc service. Charles Mason, Charles Rehfus, Lulu out from Broadway. Trains are fre- Chase. quent which has attracted many com- Telephone 435 Dispatchers' offices in Jersey City, in Newark, SC?:0ND GRAMMAR: Bertha Doi- muters from Newark and New York in Meliivhun :ind in Burlington, reporting to the bert, Julia Emilussen, Charles Lin- City to the place. The Colonia Hills System Operator, act as clearing houses for the den, Amelia Bloodgood,- Jennie Poet, Home Commuunity, where such well- EUGENE A. MORRIS system's fourteen fjuneration plants, seventy-six Lillian Van Pelt, Netta McKemut, known people as the Albees, the Mc- (.Succ.OB.iiir to A. T. Korr) Freddie Reibert. Bul)-stalions and the transmission lines that con- Kowns, the Mitchells, the Soules, and nect them. FIRST INTERMEDIATE DEPT.: others prominent in the life of the Paints, Oils and Varninhet Roberta.Slover, Lotta Green, Bessie Mundy, Sena Nejlson, Edna Agan, Day and night Load Dispatchers are on duty Anna Barcalow, George Kelley, Al- Brushes, Glass, Bronzed, to see that you gel service when den Bastedo, George Jacobs. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 18 you want it. % SECOND INTERMEDIATE DEPT. Gold Leaf, Stain*, Etc "Anna Miller, Lulu Slover, Anna Hen- ry, Beatrice/Martin, Mary Peterson, WALLPAPER Carrie Miller, Hilda Linden, Jennie Kingham, Robert Gordon. 238 First Street South Amho FIRST PRIMARY: Harry Deibert, Heiman Hills, Alice Mulford, Allie Barcalow, Harvey Brumagin, Laurid Peterson, Lillie Slover, Senie Kvist. SECOND PRIMARY: Ellen Linden • Serena Lear, Harry Van Pelt, Mar- vin Lear. * * * 4 * Birthday Celebration Essex On Friday evening, Feb. 22, a company of young people gathered at the home of Miss Ethel Dayton, on George street, in honor of her birth- day. The young people began to as- semble at an early hour. They amused themselves by play- ing all sorts of games when in the midst of all the merriment a dwarf Frmifhl and Tax Extrm appeared which caused much laugh- ter. They then marched to the din- ing room whe:-e they beheld, a table of good things. After partaking of the bountiful supply, they again re- The Finest Essex sumed the games until late in the evening, when after wishing Miss Ethel many happy returns of the day they departed for their homes. Those Ever Built present were: Lulu Chase, Essie Force, Allie Dayton, Beatrice Mar- Price considered Essex gives the utmost in tin, Etta Straub, Lottie Straub, Ifcu- transportation value. By all means learn the bie Slover, Dotie Ic-ries, Ipdna 'Dei- Vertical. trick, Lulu Slover, 'Lillie Pariaen, t—V/lmt MrnM •ll««» facts. Ask Essex owners. Take a ride. Note Grace Slover, Tillie Ginter, Lillie «—Drinking f—Cmjudlaa Slover, Elias Force., Robje Gprdon, 11—Unfamiliar I—Strlka its smooth performance, not torpassed by Adrain Stjrnub, Frank Dqy, Elias Adr ijH—Tnlk. «—••><•• ams, Robie 1-Iunt. 15— E*lahllah»cnt (abftr.) I—Aa i>la;r*rt* any c*r. How simply it handles. How luxuri- lltr-ChiiBitf •( airretloai . «—Oa« «f lh« four atilta ot < • i • . 17—Pat 1—Pertalnlaa; t» air ous its riding ease. Then think of its price. QAWSX SOCIABLE 8—Doy And consider that two of every three buyers 0 20—Unit •( force t—ApprcTcal (ak»r.) The sociable held in the First Bap- 22—Obaerv* 10—Dlffualon tuklng;. place ketweaa 2.1—Fu»» two liquid, acvarattd by tkla of Essex cars pome to it from those who tist church on Washington's Birth- 21—l'nrt of fool ~- unrtltlon , day night wns a grand success. 2S— Nn( an; 12— Surface a;enerateil br rotation formerly owned cars whose chief appeal is Tho programme rendered was as 2"—Inltliil* of famous Preilrient of of a »lnne cloaed curve about low cost. t follows: United Slalca an nxla Irlno; In Ita plan* 28—Von 13V—To put fortk enerffj Orgnn Voluntary, Miss Maggie SO— Fouiulntlon 14—Kill Jackson. IIO— Jewelled liroddreM 10—4nsllnK occ«a«or7 Surely you cannot be satisfied with less than Chorus, Misses Minnie Guttinnun, :I2—Sliiilcnl 21*—To annrl, a^ranrl Essex offers. Its cost is but little more than Tillie Cleaver, Messrs, George Tay- 3.1—.Sinn II iTclKht 24— Nnrrow woven baael lor, William Mundy. 34—SlnnlN 20— Epoch cars of the lowest price. 117—Collection of unlmnla 29—Kind of cake or brail Recitation, Miss Lottie Cleaver. ,18—Whitlow MnNh opening on hlnites 31—1'nrt of verb "to be" Solo, Miss C. S. Buckelew. 42— Abound 82—Jumbled type Recitation, "Shiftless Neighbor 4ft—Cf'liHtrni't 8S—Neirntlve preAx Bull," Eninni Compton. 47—llnr of inetnl 3d—One fvlto llvee In a email hovM In Quality Hudson and Essex Are Alike Recitation, Miss Carrie Taylor. SS—lleflnrnicnt \o(e of mualcnl acnlo 89—Alfectn with pnln or unfaalneaa Reading, Miss Minnie Cluttinaun. 40—CnnnlnKi Mhrewd • Down Payment: $366.00, 1 year to pay balance. Duot, Misses Mnufric Jnclcson, An- B4—To I'tij 41—Ilor'a nickname na Greene 6fl—I'OMNt'M pronoun 42— JVo^e of mualcal acal* Recitation, Miss Anna Berlow. no—suck 48—rililah 1ST—Jewel 44—Mild oath (oba.) ESSEX HOLDS ITS OWN EVERYWHERE Recitation, Miss Kthel Taylor. ftp—Tn olintrimt 45—A mnrah Chorus, by MISHUH Guttinnun and to—Von i French or l.atln) 4(1—A lure Cleaver and Messrs. Taylor and Mun- 61— UnlnblMicil price 48— llUpoalllon or frame of mln« (IS—Heroic norm SO—Aflomnrd dy. f (14—Orthoicrnph? (nbbr.) SI—Old 115—Illrvntril 88—Wlitwain Sexton's Garage Too Great Self-Eateem 07—To full bnck Into former itnte nil—Same, aa 2S horlaonta.1 "lOncniles," said Undo IOIIPJI. "Is sn—sort BR—Grnllel »ort 15 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. what n niim Is l!nhli> to liiuii;iiu> lie IIIIH (II—Itemove 70—filrl'n nmnr 0.1—Mctnl container liocnuse lie lliink.H IIM'S IIIOIV liiiporlunl (Id—Indrflnllc nrtli'le (lull ho Is."—\Vni-|iiii!'i»n Slur Th* Rolutlon will npprar In next (untie. OH—Fntlier "EVERYBODY TO BE SLOGAN IN THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN CAMPAIGN

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925 McDonnell, F. McKeon, Thomas Jr. Quigg, Mary McDonnell, J. A. McKeon, .Katherine Quinlan, Joseph (Henry street) McDonnell, Mrs. 21. McNicholas, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Quinlan, Joseph, (John street) 'immm McCarthy, Thomas Mack, Mrs. R. Marcey, Anna Rattigan, E. J., Jr. McGowun, Mrs. P. J. Manion, Mrs. Ann Rattigan, Mrs. E. McLaughlin, Frank Mochen, Mrs. J. J. Regan, Mrs, D. llahoney, Emmett Monaghan, Mrs. James Sr. Regan, Daniel CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED Mahoney, Mrs. Emmett Monaghan, J. A. Reilly, Matthew FOR YEA.R 1924 THROUCiH^ifif' Mallpy, Raymond Mullane, Mrs. J. D. Keilly, Mrs. Matthew Manion, Mrs. J. Mullane, Gertrude Schaefer, Helen .•A •: .Marcey, John Nordling, Victor Scally, Daniel IB Meinzer, Irene Nordling, Mrs. V. Spiecker, Julius i s\lbfimb>l Mochen, J. J. •• : . Novak,, Mr. and Mrs. J. Spina, Mrs, J. Sr«r The connoisseur of Monaghan, Helen M. O'Brien, Michael, Henry street Steuber, Fred CHRISTMAS COLLECTIONS: \Monaghan, Mrs. Leo O'Brien, William, David street Stockton, Mrs. W. steaks and meats (Continued^ from last week) Monaghan, Mrs. F. J. O'Brien, William J., Augusta street Stolte, Richard knows that his hostess Correction. In La.t Week'. Li.t Moran, AV. J. • O'Brien, John J. Sullivan, R., Jr. 1 is a good judge when Over $45.00 Mullen, Katherine O'Brien, James Sutton, Charles she makes a practice McCreeley, Miss S. Mullen, Mrs. Walter Quinlan, Mrs. James, John stjeet Trevaskiss, Mrs. E. F. of buying from us. We can give you the most Mack, Richard^ ^ Mulvey, Lucy Quinlan, James Triggs, Teresa Munn, Anna Rea, Mrs. James Triggs, Mrs. Daniel , choice cuts to serve your guests. Our prices are reasonable. Let us serve you. Coan, Mr, John. ^ Nagle, Mrs. W. J., Sr. Reilly, Mrs. M. A. Ust, Julius Noble, Ellen Reilly, Anna Vohdin, L. Callahan, Matthew, Jr. Norek, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Stephen Wentzel, George F. Fml Fish Every Wednesday and Friday O'Brien, Wm. S. (Wilmot street) McNamara, John J. Reilly, William P. ^fl.00 to $5.00 "Shop Here and Sare" Munn, William O'Brien, Joseph (John street) Render, Philip Barrett, Leo O'Connors, F. J...... O'Brien, Dennia (Feltus street) Scally, Mrs. D. A. Bailey, W. J. . : O'Brien, William (Augusta street) Scofield, Mrs. Grace Brennan, F. ; STR AXTB BROS. Quinlan, John (Mam street) O'Leary, Patrick Salmon, Daniel Scully, Mrs. John J. • . Brennan, Thomas CHOICE MEATS O'Neil, John J. Scully, Catherine ShU6y J J Brennan, James ' ' bver $26.00 O'Toole, ,Mrs. E. Scully, George, Stevens avenue Brophy, Tobias ' • , 110 N. BROADWAY PHONE 140 Britt, Thomas, Jr. Pribula, Joseph Senape, Fidele Brophy, Mary Purcell, Mrs. Phillip Shawl, Frank Burns, M/iry Coakley* Mrs. J. (Pine avenue) Quigg, Anna 1 MEATS Kane, J. C. Schwarz, Sadie Burke, Fabiola * Quuigg, James, Sr. Sherry, Andrew Kendall, H. J. Quigg, Mrs. James Callahan, James ' Lyons, Wm. J. ••• Quinlan, David, Jr. Sherry, Anna Callahan, Mrs. James Dooline,,John (Henry street) Quinlan, James Sisolak, Simon Campion, Juletto McNearny, James Quinlan, Mrs. Dennis . Smith, John, Sr. Carroll, Richard ,, You Can Save by Using Manion,- T. A. Quinlan, Francis ' Stanton, Nellie Covell^ Edward , Mihnick, Jamea Rea, James Stanton, Marie Connors, Mary Monaghan, B. Reilly, Frank St, John, Richard Connors, Mrs. P. 8 HOUR BATTERY CHARGING SERVICE Monaghan, F. J. Reilly, Mary Stolte, Mrs. Harry Connors, Julia , • Save Time Mullen, Walter, Stolte, Frank Cheeseman, Mrs, E. Batteries left before 10 A. H. Novak, Mrs. J. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. James Stolte, Mr. and Mrs. T. Dela'ney, Margarot O'Neil, Mrs. J. F. Ryan,- Thomas J. Sullivan, Mrs. George Dill, Mrs. E. ! ready at 6 P. M. the same day. Powers, Mrs. E. Ryan, Winifred Sullivan, Catherine Dohaney, Patrick Purcell, Phillip, Jr. Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. John (Stockton st Sutliff, Mrs. John Dooling, John Jr.' Save Money Salmon, J. J. * ,,... , Sager, Henry Tarallo, Samuel Draper, Mrs. M. 8 Hour Charging practically Salmon, Daniel, Jr. *; Sager, Mrs. Henry Tedesco, Ferdinand -Duggan, Rac ,. ' • eliminates cost o' rental batter- Shuey, Mrs. J. J. Salmon, Patrick, Jr. Tedesco, Mary Duggan, Helen , • ' Sutliff, John, Jr. Salmon, Michael * Travaskiaa, E. F. Farroll, Hugh '; tea saving 60c to 75c on charg- Over $20.00 Scully, Willis Triggs, Joseph Ferren, Francis ing. Anderson, Mrs. E. Scully, Mao Trinley, Andrew Floming, Edward i Brophy, Mrs. John Scully, Mrs. Sara VanBuren, Mra. Edward Freoman, Gerald Bring your battery in TODAY Downs, Mrs. Thomas, Jr. Shannon, Katie Volk, P. G. Freeman, Mary \ for 8 Hour Charging Service. Fitzmorris, John Sherry, Julia Yanas, K. French, Joseph Hensberger, Jacob Sherry, Michael $5 to $10 French, Mrs. John Harkins, Mrs. J. A. Shimko, J. E. 'Addio, Mrs, V. Geant, George • Anderson's Garage Leonard, John (114 David street) JSilbon, E. C. Banks, Mrs. Delia . Gilfedder, Frank ; McDonough, Cole 204 S. Stevent Are. Smith, A. / Biros, Mrs. George Grimley, Mrs. Thomas Ford and Chevrolet Batteries Guaranteed One Year $12.50 Malone, James, Jr. Smith, Irene Bloodgood, Mrs. Louis Hardy, Mrs. R.- Over $20.00 Spencer, Mrs, Joseph Brnney, John J. . >, Hellmuth, Mrs. R. Nichol, R. Stanton, John Bronnan, M. F. Hensberger, Nicholas O'Brien, Mrs, M. Stenton, Joseph Bulinsky, Mary Hess, Mrs. A. O'Brien, Wm. S. Stanton, Mrs. Frank Burns, Madeline Heston, Eugene O'Neil, John F. Stanton, M. J. Busky, J. Hcston, Mra. E. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stolte, \Harry Busky, William Hoffman, Mrs. Wm. O'Neil, Mrs. J. F. Stolte, Mrs. Goorgo Busky, Veronica Houlihan, Wm. Rue, Mrs. Wm. Tedesco, John L.* Byrnes, Mrs. M. Houlihan, Mrs. B. South, Mrs. Albert Tedesco, Ferdinand Byrnes, Annie Howley, Nicholas Stolte, George, Sr. Thompson, Mrs. B. Jarberry, Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, Mrs. J. Jr. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Anna Carroll, Anna James, Mrs. Wm. ' Shannon, Mrs. John Timmins, Edwin Carson, Mrs. Anna Koene, Mrs. John Sutton, Ruth Touhey, Michael Casey, W. A. Kach, Michael Trinley, Mrs. Lewis Trinley, Lewis, Jr. jesare, Giuseppe •* - Keenan, J. J, $15.00 to $20.00 Van Buren, Kathryn jheeseman, Mrs. F. Kelly, Christopher Albanese, Louis Van Buren, Maude Dheeseman, Frank Kelly, Mrs. K. L. Bacliman, Mrs. G. $10 to $15 31ark, William Kelly, Mrs: Ilarjy.- Bachman, Mr. G. Bailey, Margaret Doakley, James Kerwin, Mrs. J. Bailey, Thomas Baker, Margaret Conlogue, Mary Kress, Teresa ' Boll, John Bilder, Mrs. Joseph Jonnors, .Delia Kupec, Anna Boll, Mrs. J. C. Brennan, John Jr. Connors, Mrs. David Leonard, Mrs. John, John street Brady, Frank Britt, Mary Jonroy, Mrs. John Leonard, Mrs. Joseph, John street ;Brady, Mrs. J. F. Bulinsky, George Jreed, Mrs. James Lyons, George Braney, Beatrice Bulinsky, John Crowe, Mrs. William Lovely, Helen Breen, Sara F. Bulman, Anna Crozier, James McCabe, Thomas Britt, Thomas, Sr. Callahan, Daniel Crozier, Mrs. James McCarthy, Mrt. M. A. Britt, James Cannon, Catherine loyne, Mrs. J. McCarthy, John Bulinsky, Catherine Carroll, Cecelia McGuire, Janies : Bulman, Mrs. Wm. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Delaney, Anna Buhnan, Robert Clark, C. J. De Santis, John McGonigle, Anna, George street Buskey, Mrs. A. Dewan, Mrs. Edward McGonigle, Alice CarrolV Joseph Connors, T. J. ' '• Dohaney, Thomas J. McLaughlin, Mra. P. Carroll, R. A. Connors, Mrs. T, J. Dohaney, Mrs. Thomas Mahoney, Mrs. J. Vf. Conlogue, Margaret Donnelly, Mrs. Arthur ! Marcey, Elizabeth Casey, R. A. ' ..•_..:. Cosgrove, Mrs. J. Dooling, John J. (David st.) Marcey, Elizabeth Cheeseman, Edward Covell, Harry < Doyle, Joseph Moran, Edward Cheeseman, Mrs. Andrew Coyne, John Doukas, E. _ Moran, John ' Cheeseman, S. P. Crozier, John Dwyer, Gertrude Munck, Mrs. Catherine : Cleary, Patrick Crozier, Mrs. John • Farley, Mrs. James Murphy, Joseph Cleans Mrs. James Curran, James P. Fasler, John Mylazzo, Mrs. .' Flaherty, M. C. n&sw Clark, C. J. , . i Cusick, John s ' Minnick, Mra. James •' . Coakley, Mrs. Leo. Cusick, Loretto • Geant, Mrs. Victor | Nagle, Mrs. W. J. . ' '.,:" : Coakley, ,Anna • i Cusick, Raymond - . Gilfedder, Mrs. Frank O'Leary, Mrs.'E. . ,;. • Connors,'.'Jeremiah : Dawaon, James Grace, William ,. ," O'Leary, John I '!r,. • Conway, Loretto i i. • DelPercio, N. Greene, Mrs. J. .'->*. O'Toole, Mrs. Wm. J. 'i :••'•"{" Conway, Albert Dewaii, Edward Jr. Hennessey, Mrs. P. P. Parisen, Mrs. E. : • •. j "j , Conway, Cecelia • ' Delaney, Mary, Stevens avenpe Hensberger, Helen n ' ; Parker, Brazzell ": Corry, Mrs. Peter i Dooling, Mrs. John Higgins, Joseph '. Pierson, Mrs. Joseph i! ,i; If you like our paper, tell others; if you don't, tell us. Cosgrove, Mrs. Leon T. Dooling, Thomas Higgins, John M. ; Powers, Mrs. F. '; * •'' ' Cosgrove, J. J., Jr. Dooling, Vincent' Holton, Nicholas Powers, P. i ' ' i! ,"• '••„"' Tell our advertisers you saw it in Covell, Mrs. Harry Dooling, Mrs. John, B. R. Avenue Horton, James ;>' Purcell, Mrs. J. .; >, ",'• the Columns of THE CITIZEN. Crozior, Samuel Donnelly, Mary Howley, James ' '' Quigg, James Jr. ," • Cusick, Mrs. John Downs, Mrs. Phillip Howley, Mrs. N. Rattigan, Edward J. ' ' •' * ' • Cusick, Clara Draper, Leon Howley, Nicholas Rea, Mrs. M. •:!;•*' Dewan, Edward, Sr. Duggan, Mary Hulsart, Andrew Reilly, Agnes i !; •: ; Delaney, Margaret, Foltus street Duggan, Mrs. Wm. Jacobs, John J. Jr Render, Mrs. P. i "•'; ',' Dunne, Mrs. Mary N ALBERT JEROME Delanoy, Theresa Kach, Joseph Rush, Peter • ' ' Manufacturer ol Dolan, Mary 3mmons, Helen Keenan, Mrs. John Ryan, Frank ' ' ' Donlin, Era. B. Jmmons, Edwin Keenan, Margaret Ryan, Richard , ; ' | ' • High Grade Granite and Donnelly. Catherine 'arrell, Mrs.' Hugh Kennedy, Thomas (Stockton st.) Ryan, Catherine ! ' : Dowling, Mrs. R. 'arroll, Isabel Kennedy, Mrs. Thomas (Augusta st.) Scully, Mrs. S. Marble Doylo, Mrs. Jacob i'asler, Mrs. Wm. Kennedy, Catherine (David St.) Sicknick, Mrs. G. - ; Doyle, John 'azio, Mrs. S. Kiorst, Mra. Joseph South, Mary • '. ' Drosslcs, Mary leant, Mrs. J. Kohler, Mrs. William Spencer, Joseph '.'•'. HEADSTONES Duggan, John Jilchrist, Mrs. Thomas m Kress, Mrs. E. Jloason, Elizabeth .££' Stolte, Alfred . : V Duggan, Wm. Jr. •enahan, Mrs. Luko (George st.) Stolte, Thomas Dunne, Helen Jraco, Mrs. Thomas lenahnn, Mrs. Luke (Parker ave.) Stolte, Jennie ; 267 First Street Dunne, Patrick Juorin, Frank Stolte, Edward Elish, Mary ,eonard, Joseph Hnckett, Julia ieonard, Mrs. P. ullivan, Bridget Telephone 250 South Amboy Eppingor, Mrs. Charles Hucltett, Sara Sullivan, Mrs. G, Farrell, .Mrs. F. ieonard, Phillip 'SAY IT WITH FLOWERS' j i-Iackctt, Mao jconard, William Stolte, Theodore Jr. Farrell, Mrs. Louuiso Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Triggs, Danniel Funeral and Design Work > Flaherty, W. T. .yons, Mrs. John OUR SPECIALTY Hayes, Anna *yons, Martin (Augusta st.) Tice, Mrs. L. Fleminff, Mrs. Edward Ust, Julius Also Every Line Of Fitzmorris, Mne Mcnsbcrger, Bessie McCarthy, Thomas Hayes, Thomas McCarthy, Mrs. T. Ust, Elizabeth POTTED PLANTS Geiss, Geoi'R" Volk, Mrs. P. G. Cut Flowcra On Hand Geroghty, Catherine Hess, Aloysius McCarthy, Jnmes GllchriHt, Thomas Hess, Henry McCarthy, Claire Adv. — AT — GUmsnn, Timothy ' Mickey, Mrs. Thomas . • ' McCloud, John Hurley, Belle McDcrmott, Mrs. R. The New Flower Store Glenson, Mrs, Dennia (1 Grimes, Mrs. John .Tames, William McDonnell, John S. (Broadway) l . SKMONEIT-& SONS Johnson, Mrs. Mary McDonnell, Veronica GENERAL Harvey, Georgo 301 PINE AVE. Hayes, Dunicl Kach, Mary ' ' ,, McDonnell, Mary IIonHberirei1, Theodore Kane, Mrs. J. McGuire, Helen Telephone 501-J Holton, Vincent Keating, Edward Sr. Mcjjaulty, Mrs. B. Kcays, Lawrence Manion, James, Jr. HARDWARE Howley, Mrs, N. Humphreys, Wm, A. Kennedy,. Mary, Augusta street Manion, William Saws, Planes, Hammer*, H*tcfcoU, Huntov, Mrs. Chnrles Kress, Raymond Murcoy, Catherine Levels, Braces, Bits, Chteela, Drills, Hurley, Chnrles Kuhn, Mrs. J. , Matarnngolo, M. P. Marshall, Mrs. Joseph Tools lor all Mechanic*, Blow Isley, Mrs. Cntherino Kohler, William , ' Torches, Soldering Irons, Bmtry Real Estate /Insurance Keayfl, John jovely, Chnrles Jr. ' Monnghan, Leo You can gel. the best food jucitt, J, II. Moran, Mrs. Mary Grinders. > Kenyn, Mr. and Mrs. J. iyons, Mrs. W, J. Moran, Charles served anywhere in the city JUSTICE OP THE PEACE Kennedy, William .jucltt, Mrs. M. Morano, Charles AGENT TOR our Motto: Mornno, Mrs. Paul Lnsko, Mra. C. McCarthy, J., Pino avenue SHERWIN-WILLIAMS when you eat at the S Loniihan, Luko (Parker Avenue) McDonald, Mrs. Allan Mullen, Mrs. E. P, "BOOST UTH AMBOY" Lyti'nhnn, J. J. (Main street) EcCormncV, Mrs. A. Murphy, Jnmoa PAINTS Leonard, Mrs. Henry McCormack, Joseph Murray, Mrs. James CENTRAL LUNCH I'roporty l*sn «tl iCxcliangod. Loonoy, William tfcCormuck, Elizabeth Murray, James 'nlnts, Oils, Varnbhea, White Monov I'Odi 'mill Mortgage, Lucitt, Mro. J. (Washington are.) McCormnck, James Nickerson, John ' : Lead, Enamels, State*, fur nia an Lucill, Mnurico McDonougli, Mrs. Cole O'Brien, Sylvester ' '; 225 Smith Street Lynn, Mi'H. Edward HcCoy, James '" ' ' ' O'Lenry, Edward Putty, nnd Glass REUBi Lynn, John HcGonlglo, Mrs. C. ' ' ' Phillips, Mrs. Thomas " !. I. Bergen, 175 Stmos art Perth Amboy McDoni>,Bll, Mrs. F. , _,:J,I',_, tfcGulre, Mrt. J. J, '.':'•' :: 'owors, Mrs. R. :"""*.] corner Pint itnwt Near Railroad Station Tel. 282 'on Ave THE" SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN I'agc Eleven

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1325 ' Eats .were prepared following a The menu was a varied one con-Jager, Post, Rogan, Mcllvaine. Se-' Norman, Jane Novak, Mary Chaney, by will have an opportunity to bo competitive contest in semaphore sisting of broiled steak,, ham, bacon cond class cooking, Frischnecht, and Sue Brennan, and Mazie Slover. hoard. signaling in which Scout Peterson f.rd a;;gs, beans, cocoa and roasted Kirk. First class cooking, Van) G. FRANK DISBROW, JWULLANE URGES hud difficulty in crossing a stream- potatoes. The tests passed were as Cleaf, Semoneit and Barnowski. I City Clerk. HUCKSTER LAWS while acting as runner. follows: fire building, Scouts De- Plenty of opportunities to let off, ORDINANCE February 27, 1925. steam were given in the games of' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY The matter of adequate license push or pull >ind horse and rider j OF SOUTH AMBOY to regulate and fees for out of town peddlers, etc., which took place on the soft sand, pi-event the blocking and obstruct- Was brought up at the Council mcet- near the camping site. It has notin|g of railroad or railway crossings in George M. Monenson ig Tuesday evening by Councilman BROADCAST been settled yet whether the big orsaij d City of South Amboy, N. J. .Mullane, of the Second ward. The By WM. E. DOUGLASS the smaller scouts had the better of Be it ordained by the Common councilman said that the hucksters it. Council of the City of South Amboy: Plumbing and peddlers, etc, that came here and did Section 1. That from and after business thought it was a huge joke The return trip' was made going Heating- the way such matters were handled thru the woods, coming out in the up-the passage of this ordinance it shall locally. The speaker contended that per part of Mechanicsville, thru the be unlawful for any railroad com- Hole in the Wall and home. pany or railway company to block or any of the local hucksters who went obstruct any street crossing of anyEstimates Furninhed on Reqatst to other communities to ply their railroad or railway within the cor- trade they were at once faced with MANY ATTEND BIG REVIEW 821 MAIN STREET AT EMPIRE THEATRE porate limits of the City of South the necessity of obtaining a license Amboy for a period of more than for which a pretty stiff fee was exac- The "Review of 1925" was pre-five minutes with the cars or trains TeL MS ted. Mr. Mullane felt that the same sented at the local Empire Theatre of any such railroad or railway com- •conditions ought to apply to anyone on Monday and Tuesday of this pany. BOOTH JJEBOT, K. J. coining here to do a similar business. week by local talent. Capacity aud- His motion authorizing the City Clerk Section 2. Whenever any train or iences witnessed the performances. cars of any railroad or railway com- to instruct the City Solicitor to pre- The following program was pre- pare* a suitable ordinance to govern pany has blocked or obstructed the sented: street crossing of any railroad for a such businesses was unanimously Toe Dance, Grace Dugan. carried. . ' •. > period of more than five minutes, it "Red Hot Mamma", Baby Anna shall be the duty of the train crew Moe. of said railroad train or cars to cut "I Lovo You Truly", Joseph Grim- the said train so that said street SCOUTJpGS . ley. crossing may be used by any persons (Crowded out of last week's issue) Classical Dance, Baby Marie Try- desriing to use said street crossing. The regular weekly meeting was iano. Section 3. It shall be the duty of held on Monday, February lflth. This "Only a Poor Crippled Kid", the police department and police of- " meeting was the first ever held since Walter Cahill. ficers to see that this ordinance is the organization of the troop that "Rock n Bye Baby Days", William fully enforced. Scoutmaster Dill did not answer Brophy. • • -. Section 4. Any engineer, fireman, present too. We hope that he is en- Ballet Dance, Audrey Compton. conductor or brakeman refusing to 1 joying his vacation in Florida, "Honest and Truly", Cecelia cut said train or cars as provided in Ananias wuz the. husband' of Sap-stories as reprnrds MB "Hyperflcx", Quintan. The 'meeting was given over to 1 section 2 hereof shall be each liable the usual scout instruction followed phira we are told an' accordin to thesavin' lie kin get more stations than "The Old County Down", Vincent to a fine of not more than one hund- scriptures Ananias wont an' sold to I over get with mine when ho knows Abbatiello. by several games. 1 red dollars, or. imprisonment in the Thru error the name of Ansel Mor- some unsusnectin person certain his set ain't in it with my "Super- "Doodle Doo Doo", Miss Elizabeth city lock-up or county jail, or county ris was omitted as one of the scouts property or land in the Galilee Addi- hoopordyne". I don't doubt that ho Evans and Chorus. work-house for a term not to exceed seceiving Second Class pins awarded tion er on Indies coral strand. In "eta distance, mobbo he kin pick up "Morning", Virginia Underhlll. thirty days, or both such fine and im- 14S/J1 iy Mayor Hoffman. reportin' tho transaction Ananias an' France, but because ho hears some Jazz Dance, Marie Wits. prisonment, and the Police Justice or Next Monday being Washington's his mate sorter twisted facts an' fiir- ' that don't moan by any/ "Time After Time", Davo Evans. Mayor are hereby authorized and em- ot/A Birthday, no meeting will be held. gers on the deal in real-estate, so he's tuned in Canary Islands. Chinese Dance, Anna Onuskie. powered to levy such fine or inw An account of the hike taken by when Peter got suspicious in regard Us ii fright, the way some guy.i Icin "I Bought a Pliver", Arthur prisonment or both upon conviction members of the troop on Saturday, to what wuz snid an' sex "Anny, frame up them high-powered stories Scully Jr. of any person of the violation hereof COAL February 14th is aa follows: Leav- what's the low down", Ananias fell lookin* you.straight in the pyos. As "Hula Lou', Harry Macholl. in the Police Court of said City. ing headquarters at 1:30 P. M. Sat-down dead. Now, some folkn' ima- "Little Rny of Golden Sunshine", gination sorter loads them, you might f«r me I'M take the moral from that Section 5, This ordinance shall urday afternoon, twenty-two scouts •'V' do it. is told in the Acls of thoKilwinn Norman. take effect immediately. fared forth on a hike well loaded say, to a point where they don't rec- 1 Irish JiggH, Margaret Qninlan. -ip>:tinS ;„ \\if. Duly Writ, of old. NOTICE down with provisions. Some of theognize their facts hev gonp astrnv. 1 South Amboy's Own Jazz Band in Notice is hereby given that tho so a person must be careful when '•'eve' l«t my ftinrios wander, keep popular hits, composed of Smith scowts seemed to be prepared for •ho. fm-.ts close by my side, tell 'em foregoing ordinance was passed on a weeks trip of it judging by the size he's lisshin to their tnlcs knowin' its Gravutl, Harry Parisen, William its first reading at a meeting of the of the packs carried. Tenderfoot most awful doubtful if a spark of trntRlit un' keep mi livin' with my Brennan, Robert ltobjnson. • .•"•..••ioi-'-e as my Riiido.—Copyright, Common Council held on February 17 scouts Mcllvaine, Ecese and Kirk truth prevales, There's one friend "Kiiy and His Little Chevrolet", 1925, and that it will bo taken up passed their test in scouts pace on of .mine, for instnivn. v/iUi <\ !!•''•' '•••l\ V/o-tintrlioufie Kleclric & Man-Julia Cahill. on its second and third reading and the way to the camping place. Complex tries to broadcast bed-time •:';:-t'.irint;' Company. "I Don't Want to get Married", final passnge at a regular meeting J. W. OLSEN CO. Arthur Scully. of said Common Council to bo held T«l*phan« 336 "All Alone", William O'Toolo. in the Council Chamber in the City ThoHO taking the part of chorus Hall on Tuesday night, March 3rd, girls in tho show are Louise Farrell, 1025 at. eight o'clock, P. M., afr Maude Tice, Helen Tico, Mildred which time and place any person Wood, Catherine Conroy, Edwina interested therein or affected there-

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I If you are interested in baying j or selling real estate consult— RICHARD McCLOUD, Jr. ICE - - COAL I A. H. BERGEN Wood By The Barrel ^ Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pork Phono 3E8-W 260 Main St 1 BAG OR 1 TON ""*«* SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS FREDERICK H. LEAR Telephone 159-R ^ Telephone 146 136 N. Broadway COLE McDONOUGB REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE 128 David St. 210 George Si JOHNDISANWS ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS C. T. MASON Seafood—Fruit.—Veg.UbUt EDWARD McDONOUGH Phone 473 177 N. Broadway COAL COMPANY FOOTWEAR | For Ten Years Reliable UNITED STATES Companies COAL EXPLOSION INSURANCE CHRIS NICORVO 214 Pine Avenue ithe World's Greatest NOTARY PUBLIC Footwear for South Amboy, N. J. Badmm*n position as the wodd's greatest value to sot 231 first Street South Amboy MEN AND BOYS attainment For ten yean the Super-Six bat stood 165 N. Broadway TRUCKING AND MOVING mwlwmiml supremacyp . Bask ^patents" have kept others tern J. M. FA.AKSB., copyinigg iti s motor. The smoothness and long Bis it gbtt am CONTRACTORS exdnshe. No motor hah s yett equaleldd did e Super-StSSte e toto amoodaia d s and long, economical car life. Insurance of -All Kinds FERD D. TEDESCO ELMER F. PARISEN A Leadership Never Disputed Fir0,A«tomoMI«, Liability, lolMln, Carting of Any Kind Ctanuttr, Wk. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEB 313 David St. South Amboy Hudson, because of the simplicity of Surety and Fidelity Boste Phone 318-J 211 Augusta St Telephone 1O9-M the Super-Six, has always enjoyed Telephone I44-J manufacturing iclvantages that per- HUDSON Ml MAEf ST. SOUTH AJTOOT EDWARD HANSEN mitted a lower selling price than is Tc!. 573 Day or Nifhl COACH Carpenter and Cabinet Maker possible with more complicated types. MILK AND CREAM JACOB J. JACOBIN That, in part, accounts for its 10 years Jobbing and Alterations of leadership. ! fnelson is the World's •1345 TRUCKING AND MOVIN& Greatest Value became it costs mu h R. A. CASEY If it is of wood 79 Liberty St. South Am'.oy, N. |l« less than any comparable car. MILK __ CREAM I can make it SEDAN Phone 207 347 Catherine St. And bccai..;u it hasahvays provided better 5-Pass. 7-Pa«. Hoisting of Every Stop and Residence, 180 DarH St looks and more comfort at less money. '1795 *1895 SHOE REPAIRING Telephone 4E8 Description No rival disputes that and every motor- Freight r.nj Tax Extra P. O. BOX 261 ' ist knows it. MICHAEL BRANCATO WM. GAWENUS CLARENCE H. ELLISON Shoe Repairing General Rigger The World's Largest Builders of Six-Cylinder Closed Cars CARPENTER AND BUILDER 131 S. Broadway, Cor. John St. SOUTH AMJ8OY, N. J. PANCO FLASH Bridge St. Melr Jobbing Promptly Attended To Soles Down Payment: $541.00, 1. year to pay Iialnnce. Estimates Given Phone 403 P. O. Box ,' SOUTH AMBOY PERTH AM*. PAINTING AND PAPER AUTOMOBILES HANGING "It's Cheaper To Ride In A JAMES A. SEXTON Sexton's Garage CHEVROLET FRANK NELSON EDWARD GOODMAN CONFECTIONERY and LUJf 157 Bo rden town J Avenue Resident Salesman MAURICE COVE OYSTER.' treet Perth Amboy, N. J. Phone 57K 304 Main St. South Amboy

Candidates in The Citizen's Automobile Campaign Have Reached the Turn MANEUVERED THEMSELVES INTO POSITION FOR THE FINAL GO. AND FROM NOW UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK ON MONDAY NIGHT. THE END OF THE ; BjG VOTES. WILL BE BATTLING FOR SUPREMACY UNDER WHIP AND SPUR \ j,, So evenly liave honors been divided i^ptto th0 present time that it depends entirely upon the amount of sub- scriptions.turned |ft before the close of the first period as to who the ultimate winners will be, and each has entered the final Japwith the determination of b,eing the victor or know the reason why ^

Four Days More of "First Period" Vo &s, Four Days More in Which to Secure the^Greatest Number of Votes on Subscriptions in The Citizen's $7500 ,.'••• -." Prize Competition. Four Days More in Which to Win or Lose, for That is Exactly What it Means. FIRST GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE SECOND GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE In The Citizens' "Everybody Wins" Campaign " ( . ' In The Citizens' "Everybody Wins" Campaign

HUDSON COACH, Value $1487.00 ESSEX CQACH, Value $1Q,O^.QA (Fully Equipped With Disc Wheels) (Fully Equippe^ With, Disc Wheels) Purchased from SEXTON'S GARAGE 15 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. 1.5. Smith, Street,, Perth Aipb.oy, N. J. THIRD GRAND CAPITAL PRJZE In The Citizen*' "Everybody Wins" Campaign NOTE One New Mo.^el NOMINATION COUPON Every active participant in The Citizens' big campaign re- Nomination Blank in The South Amboy Citizens' ceives either a cash award or one of the three motor cars. FORDOR SEDAN, Vahie $750.00 "Everybody Wins" Campaign The person receiving the highest number of votes in the campaign regardless of his or her district will receive his or her L hereby enter and cast 5,000 votes for Miss, Mr. or'Mrs. choice of nil three cars. Then the two persons who have received the greatest number of votes in the two respective districts will be given the other two cars; the highest one taking first choice. Address : 1 . Then the two persons in the two respective districts receiv- as a candidate in The South Ambqy Citizens' "Everybody W^ns" ing the next highest number of votes to the car winners will re- Prize Distribution. ' ' . ceive $200.00 in cash each. N.0TE:—pnly one npniinatipn blank accepted, for ea^h, qapdidate Then the two persons receiving the next highest number of nominated. ' , . . ,, votes in the two respective districts will receive $100.00 in cash each. Your Name -r , '. J ; All other ACTIVE contestants in every district will receive 20 per cent commission on nil subscriptions they may secure, ac- Address . cording to tho rules of the campaign. , —Y,ou May Nominate Yourself—

If, you really KNEW you could own one of the hand- Only four more days—count 'em. Just a few more some big prizes which The South Amboy Citizen will award days left in which to secure "First Period" Votes in The Citizen's big $7,500 campaign; just a few more days in next month, you would pull off your coat, roll up your which to redeem all promises^—and to garner enough votes sleeves and hustle day and night, wouldn't you? But when and subscriptions to "cinch" the prize you desire. Your you have an equal chance .with the others to win one of lnst chance for Big Votes. Never again during the cam- them, you hestitute to get busy. Why is it? "Self re- paign will it be possible to secure so ninny votes on sub- scriptions as between now mid 10 o'clock next Monday liance" is all you need. It is what is keeping you from night, March 2nd. To hold back subscriptions, or to rely being a motor car owner right this minute. If you had just on "promises" to subscribe at a later date, simply means one ounce of it, some terrible misfortune only could keep that you will hnve to take less votes on such subscriptions. you out of this election. This is a real live campaign, fill- We are putting it up to you squarely. ]f you entertain any iden of winning the big prize you cannot possibly nfford ed with things typical real live people like—such as hustle, to lot this "period" pass without having done your best. chance, opportunity, speed, luxury—everything combined Hard work NOW will count more than nil the regrets in the in a manner to make it cxhilerating and worth while, world after the rncu is over. DtO YOU WA CAR? Then What Keeps You Out of This Interesting Race? Read Over the Stupendous list of Prizes Again-Ther n ACT—Get That Ncimmalrcp fieri in Today—-Tnrwn w May Fe Too Late. ^^ MS&mSSffiFSimmMSimmFmmmMmmmwmmmF ;e Eight THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN •f him able to be about again after a $50,000 building, adequate and mod- THE SOUTH .MBOY CITIZEN very, severe attack of pneumonia, ern, is raising its walls as a haven of refuge for those who need its PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY i Leo Whalen, of David street, at- ministrations. By the untiring ener- THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY teided the funeral of his aunt held at gy and devotion of the ladies, God SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 Port Carbon, Pa., on Saturday last. bless them, this has been made pos- "THE HOLY CITY" TO sible. No better site could have been HALf PRICE SA1E chosen than that on which is being J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR BE PRESENTED HERE raised this new building. From its ^>>utllme

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,IDAY, MARCH 25 GUS TROXLER NOT TO PAY FIGHTERS WHO !D AND FREIDM/.. TO Profes.-or Gus Troxler, who 1 .f^ MEET AT ELIZABETH The South Amboy High School Mickey Walker may defend his been conducting boxing bouts since basketball team will meet Princeton title against Willie Harmon a General Grant was ;i cadet at West I Garden, matchmaker for in the .second round of the State Dreamland Park early in May. Point, is going to inaugurate u new the Argonne Post oi' the American Championship guinea to be held at ruling with the lighters that appear Legion oi Elizabeth, has secured a .South River tomorrow night. There is a possibility of boxing bout for Uie next show of the Post shows being run in Tottenville ths at his club. In all his coiitrauts, a to be held at the Elizabeth Armory, Sailor Herman Schwartz, whu did summer with Frank Joseph doing th< clause will be inserted worded to the March 20th that would be worthy of the matching for the New Bruuns- matching, The shows will be run by effect that unless the fighter nuts up staging in any of the larger light wick boxing club last year, h expect- the American Legion, of Tottenville a satisfactory light, he will not re- clubs, in this section of the country. ed to do the matchmaking for the ceive remuneration for his fight. This Carden has signed George Ward, of Red Bank club when it opens its out- The South River Polish American is to keep a lot of battlers from go- Elizabeth, one of the leading wel- door season. Society will hold a boxing show on ing into the ring and taking a dive ueces terweights of the country, to meet Thursday night, March 26th at the and quiting when they are taking a Sailor Friedman, of Chicago.. Freid- Al Cqughrin is training hard for new Polish Hall. Kid Karslick and beating. This will have great effect man has met all the leading welter- his return bout with Ray Schanck, Ray Schanck will meet in the star on all the bouts, as it will make the weights in the country and since en- which will take place in Perth Amboy bout of eight rounds. boys fight for fear the referee will the welterweight class has very soon. Al realizes that unless stop the bout and no money will be he ca ngive Schanck a good battle, Gene Johnson, of Elizabeth, will coming. If more of the fight promo- lot/ght a lot of -welters that other ters would do the same us Troxler, at 25% Off have side-stepped. This is the that he may as well hang up his meet Benny Cross in the semi-final est undertaking that the Eliza- gloves and quit the fighting game. of ten rounds at Laurel Garden in there would be better bouts for the ___ Post has undertaken since enter- Newark, Monday night, and tonight fans to witness. We have placed a number of high grade Jfig the boxing game, .but Carden is South Ambmoy High School elim- he meets Willife Davis at Turn Hall in Davenport Suites on sale for quick disposal. / satisfied that the Post will be as suc- inated Lakewood High in the State Elizabeth. JACK DELANEY, NEMISIS Championship games at South River cessful in this venture as it has been OF COLORED FIGHTERS in previous undertakings. last Saturday. William Rogers will shortly make These suites are covered with genuine Span- known his roster for the Sacred Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn., Local Boya in Scmi-Final Eddie Manion is training at Al Heart baseball team for the coming who gained fame over night by his ish leather, on mahogany frame, with heavy front Vic Woody, who has risen fast in Coughrin's and Hughey Boyle's Gym season. With Rogers doing some of knockout of Paul Berlenbach, seems the pugilistic world since entering for his fight on Monday night. This the pitching this season, the Sacred to have the number of the colored posts and arms. Chairs and rockers are full size the fight game and who stopped Bob- will make Manion's second ring' ap- Hearts should have as good a season battlers he meets. Delaney twice by Michael at the last Legion show, pearance. as last year. stopped Tiger Flowers, and on Blon- and extremely comfortable. •will meet a local rival who is after day night, he stopped the Jamaica •welterweight honors in Union Coun- Kid in two rounds. Up until the These Suites are being sacrificed in order to • ty, will meet Billy Ramsay. This is COLLETTI AND BELLARO IN stop Bellaro. Bellaro has only been time that Delaney stopped the sen- the third meeting of these two boys RETURN BOUT MONDAY NIGHT stopped once and that time there was sation of the age,. Berlenbach, he make room for other goods ordered and we are of- each having won a bout. This bout a doubt of the knockout, many was hardly recognized as a top notch- will be for ten rounds and there Mooncy Poulsen's next show will claiming that Bellaro was fouled. In «r, but today his services are in great fering them at 25 Per Cent, off regular prices. should be plenty of action while it be held on Monday night and the star securing this bout, Poulsen had to lemand throughout tho county. lasts. bout is a return one between Joe'dicker a long time to secure Uell- Delaney has fought some good and Rest of Bouts Will Be Full of Action Colletti, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. andjaro as he wanted everything that the some bad battles. Right after his Carden has secured some good Mickey Bellaro, of Elizabeth. Both Club took in. Elizabeth promoters victory over Boiicnbuch, ho was louts to wet the appetites of the fans boys met some time ago mid Col- j were trying to laml'thiii bout, but elmsL-i] out of Newark for failure to •while waiting for the main go. Andy Poulsen out bid them. put up a satisfactory fight with Jiickie H. Wolff & Co. Garry and Buch Fleming will mingle Loving Cup for Winner of This Bout Clarke, of Altoona, and Uien h« came in an eight rounder; Pete Husic, of To tho winner of thu Sailor An- buck ami stopped Tiger Flowcrti Feltus, Main and Washington Streets Harrisburg, will meet Young Orsini, drews nnd Johnny linssio bout, Poul- wice. Delaney is a I'Yonch Cana- of Elizabeth. The opening four sen will present a silver loving cup. dian ami his correct name is Ovi round bout will bring together Jimmy lintli of these buys have won must of Ihapilclaine. lie lias only bee Doyle and Frankie Engrenilla. This their lights in Perth Amlxiy and knocked out once and that was 1) show will be held at the Elizabeth there is little to ehoone between Atigiu Katner. Delnnuy has take Armory on March 20th. them, although we think Unit Hossio fiart in over sixty ring engagement will beat the Sailor if he goes out lias won over twenty oi' these L ST. MARY'S SPORT NOTES aiicl lights him. There will be a big knockouts; won twenty bouts on di I'olimving out to root Cor those two visions; fought one draw; two iio cor Permanent i By John Dwyer, S. M. II. S. Reporter battlers as they have u big following csts and has been knocked out one The girls team won two games lust in Perth Amboy. roads are a week, traveling on last Thursday to Stenper and Leslie in Return Bout Jimmy Slattery, of Buffalo, seem good investment Keyport, where they defeanted tho Artie .Stengel-, of Staton Island, to be the only man that Delaney ca girls team of that place by a 21 to 7 will meet Charlie Leslie, of Cnrfer- lot get by. lie has dropped two d —not an expense score. The second game was played et, in a H'IX round bout, lioth of visions to Slattery. Uelaney is ou Monday afternoon at New Bruns- these boys met before nnd this bat- iftcr a fight with Gene Tunncy fo: wick, where they defeated the Girls tle will long be remembered by the the American light-heavyweight titl Club by a 32 to 10 score. The girls Caim that saw it. . Ktngei' won his iisMcTigue, the present champion hope to play a fe'w more games be- Ja?l liout in Perth Amboy, when he refuses to have anything to do wit Road Building fore the season closes. knocked out Jimmy Strong, of New- Delnaey. Boys' Second Team Defeated ark in two rounds. I The boys second team were defeat- Sally To Meet Fast Boy Avoid Airing Troubles Far ; ed on Monday evening last by a SSI Tommy Sally, of Perth Amboy, This 1 always religiously observec • to 30 score at the hands of the strong will meet the fastest boy that ho has ns ii rule, never to Hiide before com Sacred Heart Juniors. Two of St. I ever stacked up against, when he pnny nor to pmlllw iihruiid of nilscai Mary's regulars were out of the game •;iocts .johnny Kochancky, of Staten rlngi'S at homo. Wlinl passes helwoc Behind the on account of illness, but the boys [,;Iar.(l. This boy has made quite a two people Is much easier made up •who did play certainly showed theii1 iiit wilh the fight fans of Iiayonne, i thiin «-li:>;i once it iuis liikeii air.— ""stuff". The visitors led through- and unless Sally is in good shape,' Erasmus. out ns the score indicates: iie will have his hands full in this Automobile St. Mary's 4 15 25 SO light. Sacred Hearts •...•..-6 17 32 39 Eddie Mnnion in His Second Bout Millions now recognize the automo* Eddie Manion, of this city, will bile as a necessity. It is no longer a CRESCENTS WIN MATCH GAME make his second start in the squared j ring when he meets Kid Flemming,! luxury for the few. Sixty per cent of its The Crescent Bowling team won of the Eagle A. C Gummy Snytler, 2 games from the Eurekas here Mon- of Perth Amboy, will meet Young Slip a package In use is for business. day night. Good games were rolled Fisher, a colored battler, who hails your pocket when you bo home to- Because of this the modern paved y the winners. Thomas held high letti lost on a technical knockout, from Sayreville. average with 209 1-3, and M. Russel- and the Boxing This show looks to be about tin highway has become an economic nt* la was high scorer for the evening. the bout in the eighth round after best that Poulsen has staged thi Give Hie yemiaken cessity. The scores: Colletti had been floored twelve season, and if all the bouts go Ihii wholesonMtlonfr Eurekas times. This was the first time that through as mentioned, they will n latin* meet-for Yet although the mileage of Concrete Tryga - 169 149 125 fettdtefli Xagoda ...173 171 163 Roads and Streets has been iteadily in- Dill 162 123 137 creasing, our highway system today lag* Jensen _ 159 1G2 180 far behind the automobile. The great Thomas . , 222 193 213 Vn It yourself afttr Anoklnd or when majority of our highways are as out of 885 798 -810 WorkdiMf. Iti* date as the single-track, narrow gauge Crescents Nlchol 169 151 168 railway of fifty years ago. Clayton .__ 170 155 182 Russella - 181 159 227 Such a condition not only seriously Emmons . 175 191 175 handicaps the progress,of the automo- 160 160 197 Bussell bile as a comfortable, profitable means 845 816 939 of transportation, but also holds back commercial, industrial and agricultural SACRED HEART JRS.DEFEAT ST. MARY'S H. S. SECONDS advancement in practically every sec- tion of the country. It is costing tax- On Monday evening, the Sacred Hearts, of this city, invaded the St. payers millions of dollars annually. Mary's Gym, where they met and de- feated the fast going High School Highway building should be con- Seconds by a score of 41 to .'!0. The tinued and enlarged upon. Sacrod Hearts took the lead in the MONKEY GLANDS early stages and were never in doubt Your highway authorities are ready to thorenfter. At thu end of the first half, tho score read 17 to 15, with WON'T PUT carry on their share of this great public the Sncred Hearts i>n the long end. work. But they must have your support. In tho second half, tho Hearts took Tell themyou are ready to invest in more advantage of the better basket and piled a safe load, which they held and wider Concrete Highways now. until the end. This giinm was tho second of the city series, St. Mary's winning the first by a margin of live Joe Colletti PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION points. Jos was over stopped and ho is out doubt satisfy the most rabid fight to wippe this defeat off his slate. l';m. Don't forget, purchase your 347 Madison Avenue Joseph Lagoda, manager of tho tickets at home and show you are NEW YORK Sacred Hearts would liko to book the Poulsen has mtached both buys for behind the local boy. South Amboy High School Seconds a ton round bout to !:ec if Joe cun A National Organization to Improve and before drawing down the 102G cur- Extend the Uses of Concrete tain. GENE JOHNSON FRACTURES This coming Sunday tho Sacred Emmet Wins Skate Race NEW LIFE Hearts will travel to Perth Amboy, THE RIBS OF AL COUGHRIN OFFICES IN 29 CITIE8 where they will try to oven matters Al Coughrin, of Scuth River, while fn Your with thu St. Stephen's Jrs., of that training nt Boyles Gym at Elizabeth place, who are holding a seven point on Wednesday afternoon engaged in Gar and Radio victory over them. So far this sea- a sparring bout with Gene Johnson son, the Sacred Hearts have won 9 and ,.eceived a fractured rib that,may games and lost .'I, all the games lost keep him from going through with Batteries being played on foreign courts. his bout with Ray Schanck at Perth Bui We Will You Can Save by Using Tho score: Amboy. The writer of this artido Sacred Hearts ,vaa with Coughrin at the time he re- Winter months arc the hnrd- G. F. Tl. celved^his injury nnd can verify to est of the year on batteries. A 8 HOUR BATTERY CHARGING SERVICE Zamorski, f 5 1 11 Coughrin's injury. Al seemed in cold engine pulla the very heart Save Time earnest in his training, this time out of n battery nt every start. Nolan, f 4 3 11 Your generator may work per- Batteries left before 10 A. M. Carp, c .....0 2 2 realizing that if he did not make n good showing with Schanck, that he fectly but yon can't re-chargo ready at 0 1\ 11. tho samo day. Stanvicz, g _ --2 2 G to the extent to keep your bat- Lngoda, ,g 4 3 11 was through with tho light game. Johnson, although weighing only 132 tery up. Save Money pounds is punching like n middle- 16 11 41 weight. Gene mats Willie Davis to- Let us make a tost. Our 8 Hour Charging practically St. Mnry's night nt Laurel Garden, Newnrk, special apparatus will deter- eliminates cost of rental batter- G. F. Tl. and stacks up agninst that rugged mine in n few Reconds whether ies saving 50c to 7Ec on charg- G. Monaghnn, f 3 9 IB your battery needs recharg- battler Benny Cross, in it ten round ing. Sullivan, f 0 0 0 somi-flnal bout, Boyle ia nnxious to ing, new acid, or what not. Farrell, f and c 1 2 4 show how improved Johnson ifl to tho Parks, f 0 0 0 Wo also re-chnrpe and loan Bring your battery in TODAY fans of South Amboy, but Moonoy Pliuloj;m|>li slum's l.cuii lOinincl or Clenry, c and f 3 0 0 Poulsen cannot secure a suitable op- radio batteries. for 8 Hour Charging Service. Gelsinon, g 2 1 6 the University of WIKCUHHIM, winner ponent for Johnson. Moonoy is try- of the Inlorcolli'ij'liite nkiitlnn race re- Grimley, g 0 0 0 ing to sign Tommy Kid Murphy, of BRIGGS GARAGE Trenton, Jjut Murphy demands too cently run on Plui'ld hike. New Ymfr Anderson's Garage 9 12 30 much money tft show in Forth Am- Brondwny nnd Main St», BATTEF'IES 204 S. Storon. Av.. l)oy. '' I You can boost this city, if you wnnt Phono 322 lit tie Oltlien. Ford and Chevrolet Batteriei Guaranteed One Year $12.50 to; why don't you try It for avwhile 1 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN

FRIDAY, MARCH j, 1925 \ S. A. H. S. TO MEET LAKEWOOD IN STATE TOURNAMENT SPORT BREVITIES OF ALL BRANCHES \C6LLEGE FOOTBALL STAR At South River tonight, the local TURNS PRIZE FIGHTELR high school basketball will meet the Willie Darcey will mix with Irish Owing to Joe Colletti being laid I • LakewooT.nte d High School team in the Johnny Curtin, of Jersey City, at up on account of sickness, Poulsen Watch for Oi Hughey Boyle, of Elizabeth, h£s second part of the serai-finals for the Bayonnc next Tuesday evening. has decided not to hold any show undner his management Stanley state Championship in the Class B next (week but will put the show off Mankus, former football player division. South River will meet South Amboy High School wm for a later date. Bellario will not on the Washington and Jefferson col- Princeton on the same court. Thb take part in the State Championship be idle| ]loWever, as he meets some lege team. Before entering college, winners of these two contests wil Tournament at South River tonight. good boy on Monday night at the ING SALE ilankus fought in the amateurs un- et the following week. Coach Fitz me _ _ , , ,. , , ,. Laurel A. C. in Newark. patrick is confident of winning and going into the finals agains Gene Tunney has abdicated his South Amboy. Coach Tustin hai American light-heavyweight title and A bill has been introduced to limit been putting his charges through will enter the ranks of the heavy- the top prices of admission to $5.00 stiff workout during the past week inweighg fotr classsome. timTunnee toy gehats Mikbeene Mctry-- tion givthee Nethew refere York eStat fulle poweAsemblr toy renand- ANNOUNCEMENT and if South Amboy loses to Lake- Tigue to defend his world's title, but der decisions in all boxing contests wood, there will be no alibi to offer. finding this impossible has decided to and do away with the judges at go after the crown of Dempsey. fights. KARSLICK AND SCHANCK TO Jack McGuire has a negro welter- Babe Ruth has started his home MEET AT SOUTH RIVER weight from Sayreville that will ap- run season and expects to lead the Next Week Now that Kid Karslick has grown pear in Perth Amboy in the near fu- American League, but is not sure of too heavy to make the lightweight ture. repeating his home run record . limit of 135 pounds, ha is going to battle in the welterweight division, Jimmy Goodrich, who defeated Ed- Midget Herman, of Orange, who and has challenged Ray Schanck for lie Wagner in the first round of the has met a lot of good boys in the the title. Schanck cannot make the ightweight tournament and owing to fight game is anxious to fight in welterweight limit of 147 pounds and the fact that many of the fans pre- Perth Amboy. MASON'S be strong. Yet he is recognized as sent thought that Wagner had won the welterweight champ by virtue of the judges decision, offers to light Eddie Manion is expected to swing his victory over Al Coughrin, of So. Wagner again and the winner to re- in action at South River on March 212 North Broadway Eiver. We think the Karslick and main in the tournament. 20th. >MI«^ Schanck match a poor one, aa Ray has height, weight and reach on the Kid, but he is confident that he can lion although he withdrew. In tho beat Ray. Tho bout will be held in drawings for the second round of the the new Polish Hall at South River tournament, Mandell drew a bye, and and we will be on hand to witness it. will not start uuntil tho third round. We DOUBLE ISSUE DOYLE & CUNNEEN ST. MARY'S SPORT NOTES JOHNSON AFTER A FIGHT "S. & H." and By John Dwyer, H. S. Reporter WITH TOMMY MURPHY Spot Shop GREEN Another of Boyle's fighters, who is REDEEM STAMPS On Tuesday evening, the St, Mary's "S. A H." Seconds defeated the South Amboy anxious to show in Perth Amboy is Phone 803 on H. S. Seconds by the score of 31 to Gene Johnson, claimant of the Junior GREEN STAMPS SATURDAY 21. This was the second gumo of Lightweight Championship. John- the little city championship series son has not appeared in Perth Am- 155 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Amboy having won the first game boy since ho placed himself under Stanley Mankus 13 to 11, and Tuesday night St. the care of tho veteran Betsytown Silk Ties, good assort Caps that we are closing- The Herald Tribune, has left for the • G. F. Tl. ment of patterns, 2 for... Semi-Soft Collars, Bilt Bight, out at South to cover news of basebnll Carlisle, f — :. 1 4 • 6 Arrow and Lion Brand, Q training camps for that newspaper. Wortley, f -0 0 0 Men's Pure Silk Four in hands. 5 for 39c Men's Silk Platted __• Slocum is a well known figure in Keesan, c ..... —1 1 3 Hundreds of them (PI Socks, 3 Pair baseball writing, and his departure Ferguson, g 2 10 2 for VX Men's Grey Cotton Work_(P1 1 29c Men's Heather Work- is the signal for the arrival of real Fnffer, g _ -1 0 2 Sweaters, 2 for V- - training camp news. Hie early — — — Men's Summer Union Suits, Socks, 4 pair ±$1 flashes are appearing now on tho 7 21 good pin check nainsook,_(| 39c Leather Palm Canvas (PI Maceo Socks, Black and- sporting pages of The Herald Tri- Referee—Triggs. sizes 34 to 46, 2 for Gloves) 3 pair «?•*• Cordovan, 6 pair bune, together with news of all the big teams of interest to every base- S. A. H. S. WINS BIG COUNTY Men's Balbriggan Union Suits. Men's Hats, Clearance of Soft Reg. 15c Work Handkerchiefs, ball fan. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Long or short sleeves, ankle (PI Hats. A Good Bargain (PI Blue, Khaki, and Red, or knee length, suit *P-«- Each : _$••• for WANT GAMES Before a crowd that packed the lo- —o— . ... cal high school auditorium to capa- 50c Silk Soft Collars, Eeg. 69c Wool Sport Sox.J Pioneer Wide Web Garters..' S for plain or fancy styles, 2 pr._ 3 Pair The Tuscon Jrs., of this city, will cityi the local high school team de_ play baseball the coming season and -feated the strong st. Peter's High •would like to arrange games with Schooi team jn a gaOTe for the county Another Rare Treat for Men any junior team of this vicinity, es-1 clmmp;onsh;P) by tne Bcore of 39 t0 pecially the Speedways, of Bergen 3,3 Hill. The Tuscons will lineup as The game WQS nip and tuck Gene Johnson follows: Ed Triggs, Milton New- throughOut, James leading the local ghtweight that Poulsen can secure. Soft Hats at $2.95 mark, James Dauber, Clemmie No- boys in points scorea with a total of Boyle, after seeing Sid Terris and $2.95 is an extremely low price for hats of this quality! They are perfect in every particular; vak, Buch Stachel, Martin Pryga, sixteen- Hefferman, of the New 'al Moran fight on Monday night, Julius Alpine, Sid Robinson, Joseph Brun3Wick SCOred twenty-two points fas willing to bet that Moran could made of superior grade felt in all the desirable shapes and colors. Smith and Connie Doukas, the Tua- for the loserg> ot put Johnson away in a ten round SILK LINED HATS i $3.45 and $3.95 con Flash. For games write John Tnig is the flrst t{me that a Sout)j lontest. He is satisfied that John- Stanton Ryan, 428 Henry street, Amboy school team has ever won on in another year will be able to SPRING STETSONS are here in all the new shades—Greys,-Tans, Lavender Hues and Powder Blues South Amboy, N. J. . the county championship, and the mingle with the best in his class. at $7.00 and $8.00 ° ,_ local team is due to make a good Since fighting under the watchful eye KARSLICK, LAV AN AND showing in the State finals, which f Boyle, Johnson has defeated such NEWEST SPRING CAPS : $i.5O *nd $2.00 BLANCHARD WIN FIGHTS start at South River tonight. ;ood boys as Charlie Ryder, of Stat> —0— I The score: :n Island, Willie Davis, Larry Eea- Mooney Poulsen's weekly boxing 1 South Amboy P. Tl. ;an, Andy Sakowitz, Al Delmont, show was well attended, but the | G. 0 8 Silly Henry, Jackie McCoy, Tommy Spring Shirts 0 16 Gerard and K. O. Manning. The bouta could have been better. The Oliver, f 4 Delmont-Johnson fight was held at .shohavwe beeas noriginall very goody , plannebut unfroseed woulnd JamesGeant, cf , f •. 28 1 6 GET A LINE ON THESE SHIRTS accidents changed things around, Lsimbertson, g 1 3 5 Newark and the fans stated that it Larry Goldberg was taken ill; Carl sheppard, g 0 0 0 as the best they ever witnessed. When you see the smart patterns, the snappy colors and excellent tailoring, you'll not hestitate Morris appeared with a broken hand Allen, c 1 1 3 Joyle would like to got a return bout to buy all you want at the following prices. and Freddy Herman was injured in Holman, g 1 0 2 vith Delmont and stage it in Perth a bput at Newark last week and was — _j. — ^.mboy, as both boys would please Arrow Colored 1 Soft Pleated Shirts, spearate col- In new patterns—with separate collar to match; unable to go on. 17 5 39 he fans of this section. Boyle also lar and French cuff 1 $2.95 Ide and Liondale; collar to match" shirts $I.9S Four Round Bouts End in K. O. St. Peter's ;uides the destinies of Sailor Sam Buddy Ryan stopped Mickey Mau- " G. P. Tl. Joe Harris, a welterweight who Newest Trench Flannel Shirts; collar attached $1.95 Imported English Broadcloth Separate collar or Tor in three rounds. Ryan put up Cox, f .._ 2 1 5 ie is anxious to show in Perth Am- 866 Percale and Madras Shirts will be sold at this collar attached . 1 $1.85 a grout fight and will bear watching. Heffcrman, f 10 2 22 oy. ______very low price Xid Blunehard, of Fords, added ano- Kelly, c 2 1 5 Advertise In tlic Clllmn. _89c Just received a full line of Ide Street Line Collar thor knockout to his record when ho dishing, g 0 1 1 Ide Azuretex Cloth Shirts; 2 separate collars_$2.45 Attached Shirts, in white and blue $2,45 stopped Young Armour, of Eliza- Huverman, g 1 1 3 both in three rounds. Geer, g 0 0 0 Kid Knrslick Hands Lacing to GENERAL 500 MEN'S SHIRTS Terry Rocks 15 GG 36 of White English Broadcloth Tan—Gray—Blue Kid Knrslick, ol" South Kiver, Umpire—Baldwin, Normal.

to a close for again bringing the bills j to invade Jamesburg in force next HOT ROAST BEEF DINNER ' Women and Respontibility SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN up foj consideration on the ground Tuesday night. A committee of that the bill had had prior consid- Tho woman \yho can s'lmulilur re- Joel Parker Lads are stirring up in- The Ladies of the Methodist Prot- sponsibility successfully is one vh<> I PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY eration by the council and at that terest in the trip and the committee estant Church will serve a Hot Roast THE SOUTH AMBOY PKINTING COMPANY time had been properly authorized is headed by Otto Hillman and John Beef Dinner on March 17th at noon dues not ninke it burden of It. Ml» tills Slllllcicnt ft'lfC'Ollllll'.'ML'O tO KlVP SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 for payment. The City Clerk is said Applegate. A bus has been charter- in the lecture rooms. The menu to have defended his action on the ed and is scheduled to leave the local will be hot roast beef, mashed pota- her courage nml assurance. There- ground that in a very recent qourt meeting room shortly after half past toes and turnips, creamed onions, fore die cultivation of sdf-confldpnre • J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR actjon a rather embarassing ques- seven o'clock. Mechanic Council No. pickles, gravy, sponge cake and Is essential us u nrt'vinratlon for the- tion had been asked as to the exact 71, of Jamesburg, is said to be mak- sauce. taking on of responsibility. It sliou'd form of the notations in the min- ing extensive preparations to leave be developed fro-ii eiirllii.-i! childhood Subscription rates: Ini advance, zones 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 utes relative to the payment of cer- a lasting impression on the memor- and lie encouraged in pioper propor* tain bills.' As the result he was com- ies of those that take advantage of You can boost this city, if you want tiou to other ohiinicterlstlcs. Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class matter. plying with the legal requirements their hospitality. to; why don't you try it for a while? for the proper presentation and au- thorization of payment of all bills. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 The usual harmonious relations of ROTARYCLUBNOTES all concerned had been fully restor- "Doc" Eulner, Harold Hoffman, ed, it was easily apparent, before the the contract provided for the pay- . .. Ollie" Welsh, and George Crane FIRE TRUCK BILLS ment of interest charges on the face gathering of public officials finally | have "signed up" to attend the aflih amount of the bills without success left the City Hall. District Conference to be held at and expressed the opinion that fur-. Asbury Park on March 12 and 13th. Shop in South Amboy REMAIN UNPAID ther delay in the payment of the MRS. BRIDGET DOLAN George Gundrum, Sr., has returned Council Wrangles Over Extra Charge •bills would result in a greater ex- Funeral services for the late Mrs. from Miami, and will soon give the For Pneumatic Tirei pense to the city than the total Bridget Dolan were held from the j members his impressions of his trip. For Your Own Fenefit! When Councilman John D. Mul- amount of the disputed bill. late residence on Tuesday morning tended the Miami Rotary Club lunch- lane, of the second ward, offered a Councilman Mullane, on the other at half past eight o'clock and at nine With "Bill" Dey as his guest he at- motion, at the council meeting on hand, thought that in view of the Bryun and Brother "Charlie" speak, 25c White China Salad Bt>wls and Vegetable Tuesday evening, to the general ef- fact that there was an evident mis- o'clock from St. Mary's church when eon, and heard William Jennings fect that all of the bills, except three understanding in regard to the just- a Solemn High Mass of Requiem was Dishes, for the first time at „ ....10c held up for further investigation, the ness of the bill for the pneumatic offered for the repose of her soul. Tho Rotary pilgrimage to the State covering the two new fire- trucks be tires that .the council should inves- The Rev. E. C. Griffin officiated Home lor Boys nt Jamesburg will paid and that these three bills be tigate and be certain that the bill was and interment was made in St. Mary's soon be held. 3 Yards of good Dress Gingham for 49c first interruption of the harmony that correct and properly authorized be- icemetery under the auspices of The Gundrum Service.. The officiating Fred Schussler anl Logan Cleven- has heretofore governed the public fore rpayment was passed uponr . He f bearers, were Messrs. George Neat checks and stripes. Formerly sold at 19c deliberations of the governing body disclaime---d that - his motiv- e wag •in Corcoran, John and Peter Coyne, gor were the winners of an exciting became a reality. Two of the bills any way affected by old sores, by Timothy Sullivan, John Sutliff and egg race held last Tuesday noon. to 25c per yard. covered the two respective pieces of claiming that being a new member Thomas Lovely, Irv/ Demarest, of Perth Amboy, won fire apparatus recently purchased on of the governing body there cou'ld Mrs. Dolan died suddenly at her the egg. contract from the International Mo- be no old sores so far as he was con- home last Saturday. She was thc Decorated Thin Tumblers, regularly 10c—neat tor Company and represented tho widow of the late Edward Dolan, Sr., Oscar Barr has returned from his cerned in connection with the fire trip to Cincinnati where ho attended contract price as stated in the con- trucks. and is survived by one daughter, Miss | patterng, perfect goods, 6 for 25c tract. The third bill amounted to u meeting of the Cincinnati Rotary His motion was carried with a bare Mary Dolan, and two sons, Edward i Cllub. some five hundred dlolars and repre- majority voting in the affirmative and James, proprietors of the local sented the extra cost of furnishing and then a motion offered by Coun- electricnl contracting firm of Dolan Alfred Johnson visited the Perth Infant's Shoes, black and tan, lace and button, the trucks equipped with pneumatic cilman Connors that the bills be paid Brothers. She was in the seventy- Amboy Club last week. tires instead of solid tires, upon was refused by recognition by Presi- iifth year of her uge and in this long regularly $1.75, Flexible soles, all leather, per ' which latter basis the contracts for lifetime, most of which was spent in REV. E. A. WELLS ASKED the two trucks was awarded. dent Dpwns. pair 98c Councilman-at-Iarge Downs vacat- this city, had won for herself a wide' TO RETURN HERE AGAIN Rumors of an impending conflict ed his chair for the first time since . of friend. s by whom sh. e was] The Ecv. E. A. Wells is now in at- over the extra charge for the fire he became presiding officer in order hc'f m ™rY hlsh esteem, lhe tendance at the annual Conference trucks have been rife in the viciinity to offer a motion that the City Clerk | P"thy of the community is being ex- at Asbury Park. Just before his de- Long Cloth, nice fine quality, suitable for under- parture he wna invited to return to of the City Hall /or months, origi- have the International Motor Com- tended t0|the surviving daughter and wear, night gowns, etc., per yard 10c nating, in fact, long before either of pany furnish an itemized statement eons in the bitter hour of bereave- this city for another year by thc the trucks were delivered. The sot- and full explanation of the bill to ment. unanimous vote of the congregation to on Tuesday night marked the cul- the council at or prior to the next of the First Methodist Church of John mination of the dissatisfaction that business session of the governing HELD FOR GRAND JURY street. At the session there were Turkish Towels—Some more of those good towels, resulted from the award of a con- At a hearing before Police Justice reports presented covering the work body. This motion was adopted by Forgotson inst FriUaj, niBht, the! Large Size—Good Quality—Regularly 39c, tract for fire apparatus that neither of the year, which closed in February. ,--.,, ., the council with Councilman Con-. complaint of Andrew Hansel against These reports showed tho year to be several members of the council, nor nors, alone, voting in the negative, i \yu|ter piucinski both of Augustu one of the banner years in the his- Pink, Lavender, Blue and Gold Borders, spec- a large majority of the fire com- According to the occasional re- • gt t „„„,[ jven ,m airi tory of the church, and Mr, Wells ial each , 25c „„.,pany„ ».»!,»members• intimatel.„*,«„*„!y„ o«w.,affected) , mnrks thllt have been dropped by Hansol accUiled i>iucinski, his next expressed his hearty appreciation for desired. various members of the governing, d(m. nei(rhbor of tryinB to brcnk in. the support given him. Following Councilman Mullane' s body a d oth er at of c als woul<1 • . ..- „ , „ ., !l u Z p'f ;. ; '*• ' to his home shortly before one A. M. The budget for the ensuing year, motion being offered, Councilman seem that where the difficulty comes jn the morningi piucinski claimed which began with last Sunday, has Connors objected to their being any in is that in awarding the contract ho ha(, ,)ecn at home for ., ,ong timo been submitted to the members and distinction. He inferred that the at- the matter of solid tire equipment before thc time of the Magti break. subscriptions are being taken at this tempt to withhold payment of the was overlooked. Later the mistake |; • and entcl.iriK "Judge" Forgot- time. bills was the. result of an old sore I was noticed and at a business meet- \ Qn b ht the%erba, contest to a regarding the trucks. He urged im-, mg, it was decided to have the i i _ dose b ordering Plucinsk he d un LUCKY WINNERS OF mediate payment of the bills on the; trucks equipped with pneumatic^ a bai, bon(, of ?300 to IG-OOD T ground that they were long past due: tires. This decision was not, it is before tj,c Grancj jui.y, AWARDS OF COAL and were properly presented. | said, ever confirmed by any regular1 Mr. J. Stilo, of Bayview Manor, Dry Goods and Mouse Furnishings Councilman Kvist, too,* urged the action of the governinug body in or LOCAL JUNIOR ORDERS won the ton of coal awarded for payment of the bills in order to save at a regular session of the Council, the month of January by Howard D. any interest charges that might ac- it is said that City Clerk Disbrow TO GO TO JAMESBURG Littell and Mrs. F. Pariscn, of Pine Pine Avenue Cor. Henry crue on the unpaid bills. He en-1 was taken to task by members of the Local members of Joel Parker avenue, a ton of coal awarded for deavored to ascertain whether or not Council after the meeting had come Council Jr. 0. U. A. M. are planning the month of February.

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