’0’i i The Record "nk"" Neighborly Township’s Newsand Views Own Newspaper I III ill
Vol .’XXl.’-Nb. 5". MIDDLEBUSILI]N. J., FRII AY, JANUA’IY 14, ]955 ’ -- .Price. 5 cents- ilankStock "Satesl-...,,,,.,. ,.ow-.oo, o,..,o.o,,, IExpect Big Plant at Half- way Open, Employ daycame As,nce bankonestepMark/ Itfor - ,.as,-- ’° "’.,,-- ,o,o.,,""""",..,.--’""--"--..,-- °" o.., --’ .., ,oo, --,,.,.e.., ,, --o..,.., --’.,o., " i tiersday even,ngpassed thethat ~’astock tway subserlly- mark to-I --.totally yrecked, --Mr. Jukes es-!Jobless ward the amount needed from local’ , FranklinMlgs Janet Blvd., Dunbar,skidded 24,on Eas-of investors for capital and surplus. ton Ave., near Walnut St. Her At the fourth meeting of the sub- ear, going sideways down the in Area scrlptlon committee .and other In- Job terested persons, held In Town- road, crashed into a trailer New opportunities are expected to open up i~, ~his area If ship Hall, coaai-dttee members truek driven by Seoondo Caval- a deal pending today between the Pennsylvania Railroad and two brought In signed applications for lace, 34. of 200 W, blain St.. farm owners comes through, At last report, both Parties were said Somerville. Miss Dunbar’s left stock from a large number of rex- arm was Injured, and her ear to be near alreement on details which would open the wa~ for estab- idents, damaged enough to have to be lls~ment of some big .Indu..ry in meeting, and the audience was for A raze-ear accident occurred Even though It would be estab- the most part ,a different group on Boston Ave., near Pastore’s than the one which attended the fished within the confines of that’ Grove bend when Quentin Arner, 57. previous weetln~ at Pine of 1508 Charlotte Rd., Plainfield, community, the scope of operation S(’hool. Two officers of the irv-lost eontro! of his ear on lee. is expected to be large enough t°J~L~:ss:nl,,,-,. ing Trust Co.. of New York, Arner was not Injured, but his C. Albert f, ollenhagen. Assistant ear was smashed up and had to draw its labor force from all over Trio Assistant Secretary. had bee,, In- of neighboring Somerset °°°"’°~,"ea’s Ivlted to come and advise on the ,,’7 -’;7 7T?,’7 , V~ ~ T, "The exact type of Jndtlstry to technica|details o fget, t ingabank move has as yet not been made l under~,a~,, REV. CHARLES OROCE They offered the services of their TwoBuilding ~ttbllc but men (.lnse to the deal Two mysterious phone calls to a bank In holding initial funds of the involving some 60 acres of eholce dormitory at a West Virginia eel- lnterestPr°P°SPdsol°Caltheybankwouldandeposit.bringatln 2 Candidatessome Income pend~’~g a local in- Plans Before farm ,and boundedthe ra|lroad’son one electrifiedside by Trentonlegethlsweekextended west the police searchsouth for a andtrio stallallon. ~r. l~oller~hagen also Spur. feel it definitely will be ofagers missing that skippedHighland outPark on teen-their famlilesla,tMonday. Company wouid assist the local ~,~F ~j In the forefront of the deal have The trio--two 17-year-old boys File Petiti0nsme"’’°°°’group in finding trained’"°’ and "’°quali- tIBo#rd~ ~Ue "major industry." fied personnel, ~nd In choosing been Joseph G. Mark, ,president I and"cutest" one girland who’s "most been popular" called co-edthe of South River’s First National.at the high school--hasn’t been institution would in turn, like to Plans for two new schools and Bank, and Spotswood Commls- seen since the disappearance five for Bd of Ed physicalequlpment. TheNewYork ¯ become the clearing house for the a better than t6 per cent Increase stoner Russell F, Kane. Kane is days ago, ¯ ¯ local bank. In next year’s school budget were Two candidates for the Board of Louis Jacobsen, Perth Amboy presented at the Board of Educa- also manager of the Spotswood The -fast clue came as otto stu- .Education filed peUtlons this week lawyer and ,banking speelat|st who tlon’s budget hearing Tuesday eve- Branch of the South .River ,bank. dentreported at the thatcollege someone in Wheelinghad at- ’with District Clerk Florence Ran-! has been retained by the local hint. Only eight citizens attended The land Involved In the trans-’ tempted to call hlm--~pparently dolph, and It is understood that at committee to advise and assist in the meeting, and the budget rec- least two others will do so before procuring a ch,~rter, stated the ommendatlons, which are subject fer comprises a total of 60 acres Joyce Grant, the missing girl. ~, ~hb deadline date of January 19, matter of getting the required to the school eleetlon of Feb. 8, which is now occupied by the Or- When the phone was answered at "~ George A. Carr, present member, amount of stock sttbsertptlons was met with no opposition, The pro- zolekandKurek farms.Latest re- thereinsehoOthe wasn’tresldeneeavallable,andsheSheaskedWas ]lDrunnlng to succeed himself. The the only thing necessary at the posed sehool plans, however, call- ports put the owners and the rail- for another Highland Park boy frew candidate is the Rev. Charles present," as all future actions to- ed forth a few fireworks, H. Grote, of Franklin Blvd. Leon- ward getting a charter depend on The recommended budget for road In almost complete agree- who’s a student at the same col. ard Bardsley, of Elizabeth Avenue. : that. 1955-56 is $696,400.38, an Increase ment on details but a price has lege. and Kenneth Fink, of Rocky HIll I The next step will be to conduct not been made .publ|e. Nothing new developed on that of $107,737.22 over the current lead but It has since been learned Road, have expressed their Inten- a survey to establLqh the need for budget. The budget for 1953-54 At present there are only two that other students here at High- tlon to run, but have not as yet banking services, and local senll- was $460,341.81. major industries in the locale, ~lled petitions, nent In favor of It. He thought A breakdown in the new budget They are Anheuser-Busch and the land Park heard the missing boys. The Bey. Grote has been a real- th, at present subscriptions IndR.~te shows the principal Increases are Peter Schweltzer Company. Allen Knight and Robert Balllu, dent of Franklin Township for ten a possible c~tpltallzatlon of about for the salaries of ten new teach- When reached for comment on planning a trip to the state of Mix- years. He Is pastor of the New $200.0C0. era. 6 for classes, two art teach- the deal. Commissioner Kane said sourl. Bethel ,Baptist Ohureh of Jersey In response {o a question from ers, and additional teachers of mu- he tee~s t~ere will be no major On the strength of that clue. City, and was’previously /or twelve the at,d|ence, .Mr. J.acobson a~ert- sic and physical education, objections to the rezoning of the Io¢’al police .alerted cops In. St. years .pastor of the First B~ptisl ed that pe~ons who signed a writ- Other items are the mandalory land If the ver, ture Is brought to Louis to be on the lookout. The Church of South Bound Brook. ten agreement to purchase stock increases In teachers sa aries and ; a close. Kane added there would entire ease has continued to baffle Seven years afro, he organized the are legally bound to do so. An ini- the Increased tuition in one of the be the usual small flupry of obJee- officials here, but romance isn’t Franklin Township C t zens’ Club } tim pavrre t of 5 per cent Is Day- h gh schools to which township fleas, beeause..~s he said, when thought to have played .a Part In Mr. Cart has served t~to three-]able with the application, aml he children are sent. The salary of 60 acres is taken over as an in- the skip-out since the two boys mar terms on t.he Board and ix thought that If the charter is Supt. James M. Lynch was ralsedldusfrial site. some small numbers who had been friendly with each qmalr.man of the Cafeteria Commit- I grante( the rema nder would be from $7,200 to $8,000, and that of of home owners might suffer slight ’ other were never known to have tee. He lives on Arlington Avenue. I payable sometime between March Mrs. Florence Rando|ph, Business inconvenience. ; dated the Grant girl. . and Is a machinist .at Michaelson [ 15"and April 15. Manager and Secretary to the The land under consideration In fact when the Grant girl wmt Auto Parts, Inc., New Brunswick. I He rrpeated his warning that Board, from $3.700 to $4,500. Is now zoned as farmland and in fast seen at her 108 S. Third Ave- Two present members of the[ persons should not consider invest- A new appropriation of $1.600, the event of such a deal rezonlng hue home she made a Joking re. Board, V. P. Dunn. of Franklin i ng In stock unless they can afford for a monthly publication to be would have to be undertaken. How- mark ~bout elopement, but that Park, and Mrs. Ann Ru e, of Klng-i to walt at h, ast 18 months for a sent t call the citizens of the ever, Commissioner Kane an-tici- p(>.~sibillU," has been shelved by all aton. ~’hos~ totems are expiring, arel return. To another inquiry, .he es- Township. acqalntlng them with -pared little difficulty because of the }arents concerned. tlot seeking reeleetlmL both cllitlg [ timatcd that the bank should be the activities of the Board, was the great PffPc! on the area’s general Police Chief Alfred Smalley said rpressure of personal business as onh" item questioned, welfare is new industry did move the altair mystified him Slid that ~he reason. I *Continued on Page 8, The two new schools proposed In. (Continued on page 8~ by the Board area Junior High Sehool frontingonAmweliRoad across from Dahmer,Road. to be Twshp. CommitteeMeets; built on a 60-acre plot extending Police,Fire RadioProven--- around .to DeMolt Road.o,,o..o. and an ship. The Board has an option to Session’Short and Sweet"purchase this property, now owned Successful, Says Maher , The Township Committee’s regular meeting last night was short by F. M. I,ynes. An exl)endlture The Townshlp’~ new radio communication system, plaeed In opec- end sweet, with the entire procedure Including a recess taking only of $1,246.000 will I)e required for orlon December 31, has proven Itself an unqttallf|ed sueeess, accord- 50 minutes .... the t~o’ .schools _ ".....’ of which_ _ $1,225. .- ]Ing to James C. Mahe .r t h e "d addy " of the project an d Police Lt~ ’ The meeting opened wtth a UUUmust be ra~seo ov¯ nona IssUe" ¯ Russ.’e II Pfelffer who uses. - It. ..’ ’ e°mplealntrabb~l/t ~nl°~eStandien~[to provide lots with an averageIng by .the.Dip,aLGaThe proposal, of Localmust Gee-pass a hear- "The uugs ae out of t nonow." ~--- ...... sewag p i sc [ frontage of 70 feet, conditional IMr, Maher told the RECORD,"and i matter when lhey call. J~rUIIb’Wl~2K. ~SIIIUIfy umcer ace- ernment o~ tne ~ta[e uepartment,lt is In fui/ optrat on It is o,’1 the ~ Maber. who is Civilian Defense ¯ "he" f’ ~"-~ """ *’~ *o c II In I°n there being water supply and es~aryof Education, because whichthe amount will tOwbrebe held ’.:htchsame wavemakes len,,th cooperation o’f Police easier. De- ’i headthrough for thethe FederalTownship, Civilian arranged De- ! se "age dlsposa|. In T enton on Feb. 8. This is nee-’ ~artmenls In surroundin,, towns [for the purchase of the scstem the State Board ot Health Fmg-I ~..,,,~,,n n~,,~ ,,t ~ ...... ,~ ~,,,, ...... ¯...... ~.~,.*.. |""h..1,.v It...... ^"" Iapp’ .... ealed*’¯ -oe ...... fore t e -huomml[cee .... n- ...... ~usseJj ~a~rd, chairman of the o re e .o ~s ~n exc s o~ ~ne to tense Administration, which met. - . , . ,. [ t qu st hI/g o ts n his street,sl 1o s bondln~and eaeac..... tv I Wiled 1,!’ ylelIler Roes ollone ou[ynai; o~...... tne cost m ~,~. ux spectat committee ox the t’lann ng ¯, to sa.k f orhe t improventent of the Following the announcement of it at night, he throws a switch which the remaining half, the cost was Board which had been appointed I surface of Brown PI., wbleh he (Cot~tlnued on ease 8~ puts the system onto the , anvtlie : ,,,.~ ,.o~,~a o,,,~,,, ,~,,, t~,.,, ,’~mo to recommendadjustments on the said was a bad "washboard" road. . ollce station telephon a d r ~ h pa..~s,~la o....ef th "1 .o Wn.s.... bin ea~...nh etf application for a subdivision by Committeeman Charles Jackson t,,wns¯ , - ,-t. --,-,-,,t, ...... n he ,,. "d which has* a u, t of the systeru .the Haren Holding Corporation on agreed to come to see him and W|lrl$ Service Pin by radio from Manville. on Its truck, so that the town- :i ~’ranklin Blvd. presented the pre look Into the lighting situation, "FormaUy our police ear radios }lmlnary map for the approval of ship’s a£tual outlay was less than . and the road complaint was re- A five year service pin was were eonnected with a doetor’s $1,500. " -~ -the=Commltteer. tarred to Committeeman Charles awarded to Elizabeth Ruppert, telephone answering service in The center of the system is In - . The tract, formerly’owned by 8leers. Franklin St.. East M|l}stone, by New Brunswick, so that people thes basement of the Townsh/p - Russell Loeandro and called Ce- Aside from persons who had Johnson and Johnson this week. who called during off hours had llall. There Is a receiving and ;:’.~dh~’- Hills Fari~s,. has renamed business with the C0mmlttee there She was one of many employees: tO state their business to a tele~ sending outlet In the police of; ~, i~bl]ytvood Holi~es. lit was approv- was one lone spectator at the In thts area honored ~or lon$0vity phone operator. Now they will be : -. I ~.e~W.lt~n th¢~l~laqs/.~fere adjusted meetLug. ’ ~f~ secular. ".: ,,, talking to, a police headquarters, (Continued on page 8) ~
¯ ~~_.~;~:~_.~T~tF~-a..~..~.;~.~,,~, ~ ...... ± _ . ~__..=__ ¯ .~ .~ /. ’~. "~:c= i ¯ #rl~T~ . ... "mERECORD . ,, Jonuon/14,i9S5 Mid,busht,ForW,ndo,,.fo,.+od.+ SIHolds +’’’’ ~a card party In I, hu near f~*.u~e ¯ . Pllrnl)im t were lnade at the meeting of the 9 01¢¢ tt St. ’ .osd.MIddlehu~h=,Boy~’ H.o g.tlhoo+ Club, o, Wed-.,+0 for SchmldL ~ re Iven Mr and ~Lre.. Re:~erl Fler~n~ ~t- , Ne~ 4- Calerldai’s ~,f! g , tended the annual banquet of the to all melll h0P~ End El New Yellra N~ 3ersey. Fedei’lltton of Camera ¯i’esulutRm ,wa~ made to keep book~ ! A lg-year old Camp Kllmer Prl- Clubs, Wednesday evenln~ at the tupq.te deat,~l~ lucelved a note of !vale s hetng held in $Z,gQDball ~atel Sllbtirbll[I ill ~uoam ¯ ,,o . . ,lie El lire~ll~l a [ornlLJr i~li i thanka for Its i~eent contrihutlon ! l.oday "e, hlle he a~aP.s a Grand ~.sa ~,sa ~ ’ ’ I, " j ’ Wods0 fund ¯ Jury hearing for lhe alleged ne- dent of Mlddlebu~lh, hits aeeepte d ;to Atthe fho Meltiera I~ext meeting ~hieh R sail of ii young ,~oman who had a position in the biological lahoP ’ been hi h for Inner eiltered e~hlh ts at he 4-H fair 1 tried to strangle gfl->ear-old Mill anlel d Slllde Mill "llrewel. IV~ will receive pins from County I MaLIde Mason as her elf Wag Park- ¯g radllateil fro ’ M’ Ho Yoke Col- ’ " e Club Agent Ham d ~epllrte ed n he drive’~ay of her home In Butler Ru~d. Tile I womari. Newot~Perltoldleg of the lastt’lub arcJlllle ! a~d Ioured ~li ’el from Se temher to Oeeeml)er " william..., T.P Aren...... ~laln V Ica%’eCt’harles Kletz’ Preaiden’ J~meslslate Ii.ooperl she had me he "0 Itee~ kbu.Louis,IIsine s ’ K ell-, ’~ e# - President" ’Richard , yotlthflil army-rilan on a lrtiln In t.l~’]’il~l~daYwhp.hOnt~llla Me!l lll t e I r e t a r y; Rlcha’d ¯ l~ ew’a l’k ’tIVedll ulday, pnd the)* h~elnden~l" SGhlllldl ’ Treasurel’" ’ and l~llnue’"slrLlek up ~ friendship"" ttllnta a d Pit, O ca iJerlng, lie )ortel’, When they parted In Prgnkllrl __...... ~-- TO’-~’ilship that sale night, the I IIIII I soldier acceptedMills Mason’l IM- ¯ i, Ii vilallolz to have dinner at her home¯ AIlel* entertaining her new lrll, ..ll.,In,ltl t -llnl¯ ,o..df.ondM,+’aao. lo,dpo- OQIG,¯ ’ ee she was ~’ega’ng to drve! blBdIIIIIUU-- ~ --- -- midnight. ’ ear, says the womlln, lilat MeVey f lave Up tO ’~ 3O% Eyrllpfolll$ Of Diltrl~ll Arllilng from on our 1954 STOMACH ULCERS ~.r
i1| - NEW BRUN~WICK illll.|xV’i[,i~[li’ sewing machines ~OW,pL_....~u s~’r ¯ Whaton opporiunlty for a b~ylThese ore the mi~chinel were we’vl bee~ showing off. ,.naturally, oll in lit dais, you Business top,pe~forr~anre con6itiofh And we+rerul their p/ices only becauseour 1955temple, ~re on the woyl engaged during Like Show .Icehl touch,net sewoulonmii’c.lly. ,.~i, hout erie
SEWINGMACHINES -- .ALL, hlAKES CONSOLES ’ PORTABLES ;~ If, from$19.00 teem$29.00 .. ~.EEo.~0o.,..,,oo c.,, CH9-3083 ~ +eoRoEE.R.. CHA.TEg,-~+ MONEYBACKtt Free With I[e¢t~ Mochine NEWeRU.,W,CH. +. Sewing OI0tn Thutldiy evening-- .GUARANTEE TERMS ’~ SUiT YOUR EUD~ET OkOCOMPANY’S LSHIOH I~" Your Abllo’lubl Sltisfirtion Guaratlteedat Other Eveninil by Appointment PREMIUM ANTHRACITE our lnvltOflOn at the ~l[On I Don’t forget to pick uP Y Peol~lelll Ca°| " +or,~+ ond0tl Co. "~t ¯ CENTER FASHIONSHOWING FOR" BRIDES OF ’55 ROCKNE ~ LAWREdOEST," ¯ .~ Your Ne¢chi.Elno S=’#In! Circle. Tuesday, )o~Jory }gth, at 8 p+ m. NEWIRUNllWlCK nNEW IRUNllWlCK COR. CHURCH ~nd NEIkSON STS., NEW BRUNSWICK . irf,li-l~!i (I I I II / I I II I II I i [ i ’l , v ....~ I _ I I I I 1 Specia! Iooo~CAMZL HA:R ALPACA Groupof Special o.d CmNCm~.LA and FLEECE Purchase Purchase COATS COATS COATS COATS p(,li|~S ;t11(I tA’(~nlon si’/PF, lp COATS tweeds and pastel shadc.~ Double breasted b,~-: coats Warm as toast. You b<,tter Forstmann’.~. Sabeline, Vel- 4~ +,Veil klloP, ll makers. Special ~+t,’o ’,’,’ere just ]li¢’ky 1o have with belted back. R~*:J. grey fil|;l and twct, tls . . . F~|~IIioII’S htlrL+y . , . just a tow left purchase, finest, gotten the,;t, wonc~erful coa~ and navy. of~ inq)orteti mater~a[. +48 +58 Reg. 69,95 Reg. 79.95 Reg. 89.95 Reg. $110 to $119 Reg; 155.00 i I
i i SUITS SUITS SUITS imported Tweedsl Ploids, I=lonnels, ira- Best materials by such famous makers Tweeds. Camel. Checks and olher fine as Davidow. Zuckerman. P, elsey and ma~eria’-~ ported Lesur. Famous mokes, ¯ ’°’ +~thers. to $155 "~’~ 59.95 - 69.95 +40 $110. $119.95 +60 +80 i i IIII i i i i ii i i DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES 2p .Separates l’:vening (;OWil,~ ;i11(| (’f~cktail I)rt,,~st,~ ~,~, (IS. t’l’f’pc’s, r.t~..:~- ill prJltt.~ and I.;’,enit|g (;o,.VllS alld Cot’ktai’, I)x’esse~ .’,.11 wcml p:aids, velxet*, t~t’e.l.- and .+,~lid..+. solids, im’ltlded ill lids 2rol+tp. ilwhtdt’(| its lhls group+ q0 +15 s25 +19 Reg. 19.95 to 35.00 Reg. 39.95 Reg. 59.95 - 69.95 Reg. to 35.00 ¯
i II Bra-Top SLIPS HANDBAGS HOUSECOATS .~-~lin quilted, lh,th hrltlzch a:+tt A select group of fine leathers and |~rtmt-hlen+.elh, ftdt lenmth. Black or white nylon in sizes 32A to suedes. + 12. 8 off 7.98 20% Reg. 12.98 Rag. to+9.98 i i i i iii " BLOUSES BLOUSESI SportVESTS Sportlackets
w,,,] ,;~.~ey ate.: _~I~ Choose from an ext’eUlent gr,ml) of .lust a few h’fl .In lealher or suede. Camelhair Jackets. fl ( v tailored. ++’+"°’+ +0 ’+++’+’°"" +4 ’" +5 "+ °*++-+mouse+. +8 6.98 - 7.98 7.98 29.98 +15 ~,.~, 10 18.!~1 ~ ¯ [ ’ ] " I ’ ’ - : I ¯ ALL SALESFINAL ¯ NO EXCHANGES ¯ NO REFUNDS i
: BROOKS of NEWBRUNSWICK 337 George S,r.o; +i +:+ i~~ r PageFour ;.,.-.-,,---.--I.,,.~ THE RECORD Friday, January14, 1955 I hi, i.n FI n 1 ¯ rain= II J F IXL RIS hManagementCites l.&l The .3.merlean Institute of Management this week cited Johnson llasand Johnson forWell-Run Its record in 1954 as a 0perat,ontop-run firm. The professional , society mid the New Brunswick Surgical Dressings and Allied Pro- !duets plant had met sound standards In all of the ten basle f|eid~ ] u~t’d to nlea~tll’t, II1¢, ClJ¢’(’t|VctleSS ]Ofa~ement.Canadian a,,c, Ameri,’~J,, ,nan-Psychologist In a letter to the Pr~,sident of at sfitute repo)’ted "For the dh’ectors ,heand officers .rm of the.oo institute . ,.oI ex- ,op T A Meeting tend sincere eongratulalions to F’rank Haronlan. psyehologi.qt at SALE STARTS THURSDAYet 9:30 a.m. you and your colleagues for the the Somerset County Guidance fine record in 1954." Center and-Mental Hygiene Clinic This is your’opportunity tO buy some of America’s best known The letter accompaniedthe for- wa~; speaker at the meeting of the real citation wlnieh stated: "We Phillips School PTA. held Tuesday brands in men’s clothing at real savings up to 50°,,6. Much of have examined the management, evening at the Schoolhouse in our clothing hoe been reduced to these price groups. The notion- operations and accomplishments Franklin Park. Ite descrt’bed the . services rendered, and reminded oily known brands include: Fashion Pork, Michoels-Stern, Witty of Johnson and Johnson for the his listeners that any resident of calendar year 1954 n accordance!the county is eligible for the free Bros., Devonshire and others, with the following ten functional areas of the Manat~ement Audit: services of the Clinic and Center. Economic function, corporate .Mrs. Wright s class received t.he SIZES RANGEfrom 35 to 48 sl|’ueture, health of earnings, fair- pennant for having the ~argest per- ness to stockholders, research and centage of parents at the meeting. development, directorate analysis, acardFUturepartyplans Jan. of 21. the t PTAstudygroup,oclude .,-tt-orts ¯ ¯ - ¯ -.,,¢’outs .,~,, policies, production effi- o_t,~esu,ars- - .-on~s- Extra .-on~s - c enev, sales vigor, and executive for prt;-sehool mothers starting Jan. evaluation. 24, and a play the last of March. |’ "[’he card-par~y will be held at R I St "" the opinion of the Ameri- ¯ ALL MERCHANDISE f ram our egu or O~ k can Institute of Management that the school at 8 p. m. on the above the operations of this company date and tickets may be obtained have eonf°rmed wtth sound man" at the d°oc’ Mrs" Ernest Gyarmatl Mrs. ONE GROUP OF MEN’S agementstandards in all ten care- chairmen.and Joseph Geng are eo- gories." . The study grottp will be held at 75 the home of Mrs. ,Hubert Widner. I SUITS TOPCOATS Find a place for everything and Mrs. Sneclecker, pre-flrst grade OVERCOATS-STORMCOATS keep everyth|ng in its place, teacher will speak, seeking to t~ quaint parents with the routine o~’ Values to 60.00 the school. All pre-sehool parents are Invited to attend. ONE GROUPOF MEN’S Gives HistoryTalk SUITS-TOPCOATS o.,,~. o so,re,o, o,~,,, 75 dlebush, ~,as the guest speaker at J. J° the Annual Meeting of the Hun- OVERCOATS tcrdon County ttlstorieal Society Valuesto 69.50 Poole, Ltd. last Saturday afternoon ’at Flare- ,... ~~ticiane Ington. In his talk ,he descrlhed his travels in England in 1952 and Imported and their relationship .to the book WHILE THEY LAST! Do.~,Uc Frame0 which he is now writing. Dr. Sc’hmidt, Associate profes- Crombies Cashmere o.=",y~.~, History at the Newark Col- 5 1~.~sor ofo,... an,.~o,.,,oe. o,..,- OVERCOATS c...m~,,,,., gers University, held a U. S. (;or- $1BayardStreet,NewBruntwlelt ernmentope tromP°Sial°hi949 to In1952.WesternEur- Navy, Brown, Camel Values 125.00
SUffS-TOPCOATS"RAINCOATS McC.ARTERTHEATRE, Princeton : 0vmc0As-sp0m c0A s SMITH STEVENS NYPE REDUCED in These, with stight reservation, T h ¯ T E N D E R T R A P include our entire stock. The other three groupsafford you much Wintqtell: "A Laff-Lulu -- A Delight" biggersavings. ATKINSON.N. Y. TIMES: "’Some amusing cock.eyed I .... - stuJJ about the problems oJ o NewYork bachelor" GROUPOFMEN’S O7 "BUY YOURT I C K E T S iMMEDIATELY" ZIPPER JACKETS ROBERTCOLEMAN, N. V. Daily MIRROR Values to 8.95 3 TIMES ONLY ~ JAN. 21 tl 22 FRI. & SAT. EVES. at 8:30 -- SAT. MAT. at 2:30 G~’OUP OF MEN’S @O u7 OUTER JACKETS MAIL ORDERSNOW Valuesto 14.95 u.d cheekpaxtble :h~eCItrler Theatreand otamped .If.aadr.ted envel.l~ " EVES:$3.85, $3.30, 5"2.75, $2.20 ~ MAT:S2.75, $290, $1.65 GROUPOF MEN’S TICKETg at BA~’t|BERf;,EP,.% I~rtnet’ton ~thopplnlf Ceflter and UNIV. 8TOaE tr/ clR~rs~. A...o.,T.*.TON, ..d P~ YOU.~O’a,..~*- .,...... k SLACKS 70 Reduced ..... ~COMING~ ALL SALES FINAL! end HER COMPANY of YMASUMAC DA.¢ERS -- MUS,CIANS ~’ ANDEAN DRUMMERS FIXLER’S MEN’S WEAR 0NE NIGHTONLY. FEB. 7 at,:30 343 GEORGE STREET N EWBRUNSWIC, K; Tneket=¢ SamePrLces and SamePlaces As Above
i aB I ¯ LFridoy, JanuQry14, 1955 THE RECORD -Page Five
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’Small deliver:/ ehnrue on ~le i~s. NEW BRUNSWICK’S LEADING TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE DEALER I00 ALBANY ST., NEW BRUNSWICK . ++~.. . . , 4.. ~ ~. . r., Page. SIx THE RECORO - ~: Frlday~ January 14, I~3~ ? Six Backat Jamesburgi,.E BAFFLES ByM..ho,.,IporI Ice AfterShort ’Vacation’; {SumUp*:i OneNabbed on Bicycle :54s Raped &eepera today after their reeaFtm-e Just a few h~mz~J aftee the~
thJm. He then left the homebut was got from state and total cops who Voorhees expressed 8 note 0~ conf deneeas he reported thlt ida Ipeddling s stolen biey¢le through dtate]y attar the break. Four hours ~WlTH~(J.SlR,TrCE~CARF6ARE department’s work ih: mdtOl’"91~ i twffet¢ IN DBSISH~NO ~ I~41RDJU01~ hlele violations had decreasedfo I£asl Brunswick, and ten minutes after the bu~t- UlIK~AND~I~.~14E ~N,~EIt "rHA? Ak- The remathing five escapees I out lee ringleader wlks nabbed In t~4~t41Tl~t0B~/iN an eneouraRIng point. The chief ~ere taken into eustedy {n the East Brunswick on Route 18, by ; said that although there were $,- X~ S~’O~BS~I.D I~ F4PJID, ~ Woodedarea surrounding the in- FatloImen Joseph Pinlzzotto and r~t 8U~K YOU~ 220 hours of duty. 1 82g mSe~of II~’~’,~u~.~ Superintendent Frederick FReE Sheriff Peter MondL ’ th Ig~l than there were in IS~I, t~aid the escape got underwaya* The e~eapeewag peddling a bike there were 90 less motor vehicle athout half-p~t-one whenthe ring- he had stolen earlier from Diane arrests, 13 fewer road accidents leader pushed an unsuspecting Fore of Old Bridge, In addition to and not a single htghwayfateRtF qwardeu Into the locked room. penalties for his short lived free- Thechief listed the arrest rec- ~rhen. says FR~h, when the In- don, the youth also faces Juvenile ord for 1954 as follows: Cllrth~ rlsoned supervisor, Nicholas Cul- Driving, T0; Speedln~ 53 II ega ~)/ra, of Jameshurg, started scream- Court ehar~es for the theft of the bike. Parking 3~; Sockless Driving, 19; |Ug for help, another guard, gu- Three other Young escapees Stop Street violations, 13 Driving sene MeCraeken, of South Am- who had been the subjects of sn w thout a L cense, one; Failure Iooy. started out to free him. all*night hunt by State Police were to signal, ~even; Pa~ing School II was then that MeCrackenwas plpked up In Newark after break- Sus, Six; Five eoehon Leaving the e ~11 Unlicensed Driver to Operate ,’ng°"’°f~heh°’eandsteau"gSt .rwhich the,later abandon- ¯ 0 IcePl Tests 0n M nndS~"e Drtv,.,O~ ’" oo"~d~"’1O..ogist.rod A]]O~"’v~ ~- One,l an.21 ee osentholGloss Officials at the instltutlor~ re- State PoNce Department appll-]35 as of this May. Physica ’e- Also Three each ~ " ed. I ¼t-assln " g on C e v t[onfUSedother°freethananViheOther ,elth~ ,rio thforma- ~tstferent ofcantspoints Januar, will inbe the atexamined ~’gO state ,.at on 12The the: dlf-it’" bet qulrements ata.d least.o mor~ specifyfive-feet-eight-inches{ th.. applicants ,l*-feet-, must , hillPos’ses°lonCe~e~eng*tsr~l°n_~’ NLi ~ _om¢on., Inc. had broken out and been re .... g ,~ou*- announcement was made this four aches, [ Lights’ two; and one eaeh~ Drtvfng ¯ capturedao.=b~.__~*Ek~"O=.-’~ ~;e~e’~’":~d~ ?Niche. ] Ael i Z2;/eon. ’ - ~Z;ei~lXet, ~ass’~o.t Cur~e. Fa.l.gWJth°utetOwner’s ,n,..;~,~ Parr° sS orl Pas ¯ g a o S ’ Fo/lowng TOO C 0se y, Drivingart A.’*.i,ro.St0.Gl*.F.n,Me,.Wt~..,’..*r’.d..o.... For appllcaets flora t.his area I be told .:.’hen o appea’ for phvoi Unsafe end Re-$11vePKI Shop the nearest examlna ion stations ’steals Ol~elals In charge Yehlcask e alland ...... Fn l{r,’n Show License Th s made a totat Table Topl MIdI To Order 44 Dennlt St, wBIbe at the NationalGuard ’ applicants to appear" at the test { of 240arrests" New S~unsw~k Armory in Grove St.. Somerville. { with several sharpenedpencils and I Under Town,hiD OrdIn~n,.~., d HARVSY STRSET North ¯ erasers for the written test¯ Theythere ’~ere g8 i)’tso’rderly ...... (Off French It.) LOCKS MonadSeniOrp High School Arrests NEW BRUNSWICK Repl~’ed ore St., rinceton, aide require a pair of gymtrunks, 12 Tresnassln~’ ~ ~h ~. ,~ ..... K{ lmar ~ InlthIHld Those applying mast Ee no ! shoe, and a towel {tstions;"two ,~edy°’*L;:,~e;~ ;~,~ KJ-ln~4H" ~ younger ~han 2g or older than aJld Dome°tic Animal VJolatior~, Persons laken into custody for { [ndJctahle offenses andoneeach vl01a£1ollforereelty toAntma[s of State LSv*’SBleluded seven to:" ...BUSINESSDIRECTORY... *Laree.three ee for Rape and PLANNINGTO MOVETO ’, Sasthrdy; Live each for Al{saul~ ...L~ . CARPENTERS, Jaand to*., Batteryofg, .rres**and Auto Theft; Roh- pon,be~3"andCarrTlnga Coneealedgame lawviolationsWea’foe ~ITTY’S APPLIANCE ~UILDERS A NE~ I HOME IN 1~55e~ S~RVJCE The chief also r~ported 30 othe="
~ "TheBAuthori,eds°nlgaDF’ct°rY,X 1lye° ere, this ud w/I/ INTEREST you/ alsoh,gslngtheforatddmJnovOVera{IoffieerSinfractions.flgnreissued to30833P.warn..K*~ Servicenthr, ¯I ~ /’ ,All|nstock.Washer paris ~O you’re pla,~fing to mote to a new home ’ I G All Work ~ thi~ ,ear. Fine! Good luck: And a few uestrreac,e ’ "uaranteed weed’{o;fl-ior,d,y,(J’/ice "A,li~:h wewoulJ i 108French Strut ]ik.~. to suggest, for Re/. Church ’ ’New Brungwlck The Mlddlebush Seforme~ , CHarter 7-1030 PET|RZIMMERMAN Cirpenthr end Builder Public Setvl,~e wants co ~et.ve you :1~ e~ Church will h~ve a ~uest preacher. the Rev. Harold P¯ Wavm~nel the BUILDING It Mapi*wo~ Pl. New Srunzwich cie,,til" as possible in your new home witil First Meth~dtsl Church in New Fh~a CH 7-SlTd . Srunswiek, at the reacTor Suude7 MATERIALS low-cost depe,~dableelectric servile. It wi[[ morntngserviee. He is exchanging Key. ¯ belle/it you and all the membersof your pulpits with the Vernon Deth. "A’ MOVING, STORAGE n.Iers, oruo..kunder the sponsorshipouno, of o,the ~amlJy it" you have the {)toper equipment to C-hutches. JuniorFellowship will meet t .’um’er e~njt.y tbJ$ ~l(~rrlservice, 4 p. m, in the Chun’h, Senior F~ i=~m~ I~,~*r* you su~ NEW BRUNSWICK h,,eshlp, which meet!; at 7 P .... From will heted by RobertZlmmerrr~.. STORAGE WAREHOUSE ’ ~ ,Iced ~dcquate wiring, and ple,lty of ~DI1Or Sue~lwill have charge o~ ~ BUILDING C R~IE*~ " " tile social hour, ~ MATERIALS H 7"44~m~ hW~r--~’~il outlets to gi~e you good ¢le~. The BMMMissionary Society --~V~ 9--I~1" ,er, ice. There arc many fi,,¢ electric will meet Mondayeven4ng at the heme of ~ra. Laurcn S. Archibald. ~=~w’~m~ Celia, ROLFEto Chim.. 3:Iisa Emma~niek, ~ rulut’fledJI)IS* ~i~Slignce5:t~ ailable today which ca,,work s iouary from Alaska, will be the a.~o.~,~/,~;;.~o, speaker. Mrs RBo,, Wade. MI~ ~..D"~ v,’o~idozsill }our home a,ld add to tile conic "~ N.wIWrun,.lee RobertCourtney and Miss Narrletk Ol°¢W, 1.sam LOci} and Lea DlsthF~’.e Moving {Ill’( O~ your every’day {iVirl~. VooPhee{WIn be hostesses¯ S The Young Married Couples’ Fireproof Wlrehoull Club will meet Thursd’~yevening ¯ Packll~ - Crlt}fl{ . ShlppR1~ El~¢-(r{~ity doe.~SO much ~O¢ yOU tO~Jy -- th the Church,The topic cadet ~-discussionwilt be "Family FUuar~l. ~&L~.~O b~ 5ur@ to haveit wofkillg {or 7ou e~{¢’icflrly Tt’adltl0ns’, led ~by Mrs. Sarlsn Elehbsum and Mrs D~thm~rs. l,’ A,,r.dAgents,.. L,o.,, for ,=. it1 your /~ew home! ~fTd°*ifts~’*sr??’"JY°ur~°meisy°urcast/e-- I n d u c t 3 Ne~l~ !Lions Clubber. ©,~,hSoy ..o.o.. live like a kingm #, Franklin Townkhlp’s Lions Club ID~tfch Mosteg PAINTS zo r~xt’u has three new memhersthis week after their Lnduetlon by Member. PromptFree W’LLPAP’,HARDWA,E ..,..., ’" Hart~biPCommLttee Chah’menWllllamat Colonial ~rmeTtlesdeF ~Wood& M.al KitChen Cab{net, Oallvery Wr,~ ~V ~IUCH :dl~t. . ,nd S{nks w}th Formic. Top Servici ~ =/% The new elub membersare Fred ELECTRICITY CO~T~ N Mll.IIIP~ Sander Thoma! Napolltan0 and ~11¢o Jet Pumpw- P{umb{ng N.F. Be dw ~, Supplle| - Mll{woch ! FR,~NK’SRUrLDrNG PHARMACY .,... " : ¯ * erie, ~ l.:lu~g ~t~eer-p~ SU~LV¢0. ms n,~am~,o~r am. o,u cm *-~ ~ {{~$ hmer~t St~ New 8runsw{ch "’~’’""" I I {ft,=N~-,,~-~,,,=,.BB ¯ , CH7-:1903 ~ .., .m,,~,u ¯ t~ ~ at ~I~" , ’ "’ [ ~ (~,~ea,,,,,P~{all~m~: ,~,~i,.,~..,~.-. BB
Friday, January14, 1955 ¯ PageEight THE RECORD TurnpikeToll Extension BOWLING -- -- .....
Millstone Valley I .... 9 0 I G. Paris ..... 181 190 214 Community Z ...... ""7 In Hopper at Trenton Millstone Valley 2 ...... 7 ~I Totals ...... 793 --811 ---842 Talk That bill to link Middlesex and Somerset Counties to the Turnpike Franklin Park ...... 6 3 i SECOND DISTRICT via ¯ toll road h5 in the legislative hopper at Trenton today after Middlebush ...... 2 L. Clancia .... 139 162 142 East Franklin ...... :_. 2 77 128 126 15! ’ ISeln8 offered by Demoer=tle State Senator Bernard Vogel when the Second Dlstriot ...... 2 7 jC.. GanlnTanora ...... i58 153 157 MONDAY WAS DAY for Civil 1965 session got underway Tuesday. Community 2 ...... I 8 A. Albert ...... 181 171 167 ;ervice ex, amin~tion for Postmas- Lter in Kingston and nobody sho~l Before prese-Hng his measurer E. Hoerler ...... 166 168 154 ed up to take it. Mrs. Eliza, betlm Petrillo. "who has been acting post- 154 150 161 Totals 772 787 ’/71 -;’°*~a huddle °+’+’::+’ wltn Malcoimv°’°’ Forbes-- "°n’ i ’°’°: Re s e r v e CopsStashek ...... ,,+s.+, ~ ..... master since Oct. I, and Mrs. Edna ~he COP lawmaker from garner Jtule ...... 1.-0,00.+,178 161 142 ...... COMMUNITY ! Brackeo. wh~ lives on the Mldd|e- cent"~alk ForbosAtthec°°ciusi°n°fthelr;N0w said he would do all Run By R. Lazicky...... 157 166 165 Ba.~celll ..... 185 191 183 .previously indicated their Inten- Se cap ,to press for speedy pas- R. Scheer ...... 138 170 157 J. Thompson ..... 145 181 147 tion -to take the examination. The esge of the measure. _- ...... 137 lfl5 RECORDlearned yesterday thst In thr~)w/ng the proposal into New Officers Totals ...... 781 783 791 Kerekes ...... 137 16.5 167 Mrs. Pctrillo, who is the wife of the mill Vogel said he waoted to MIDDLEBUSH T. Lupo ...... 162 182 .Repo’;lican Municipal Cbai.rman ,assure all those concerned his bill Franklin Town~hip’s Reserve P. Miller ...... 144 139 118 Charles Petrillo. -has resigned as "would io no way-hurt the chaoces Police are under new leadership J. Young ...... 112 100 131 Totals ...... 771 848 844 acting postmaster, preferring aft- ~f t’he east-west highway thars now this week following installation of N. Kilns ...... 153. 178 156 I COMMUNITY 2 er trying the job for three months ~oefor{: the ,~,tate HighwayCommis- officers at a dinner-meeting Friday W. McKinley .... 173 174 167 Me°to ...... 129 135 161 to ~,o back to her fnl~mer position sip°. That ,road wot;Id relieve-trat’- in the Garden Spot Inn. New E. Cunnlngham 165 180 136 Melynk ...... 157 131 87 at Squib’b’s. It’s a good Job, base ¯ c congestioo by linking Somer- Brunswick. Prezloek ...... 110 129 96 pay $4.770 annually, so now that re|lie to the Wood-bridge-Perth Am- Those in attendaoee included Totals ...... 731 771 708 A. Latin°zip ..... 127 189 137 It’s known Mrs. Petrillo doesn’t ~oy.Ra¢ltan area. Mayor Joseph Staudt, Committee- EAST FRANKLIN C, Fikohazi ...... 179 110 162 want it. there’ll probably be -a 164 177 146 In descri.biog the Vogel bill to man Charles Sicora, Police Chief Toth ...... ~crarnble among other Kingston Ed Voorhees. Lt..Russell Pfelffer, Lockner ...... 148 133 152 Totals 702 694 623 resideots to take the next test connect the pike with Route 22 148 FRANKLIN PARK in Somerset County, Forbes said Civil Defense C’hief James Mafher. Tobias ...... 150 148 that’s called. Magistrate Vernon Hagmann and Papp ...... 127 123 144 O. Wegner ...... 157 164 13(] (It was "a st|mulating program, I.m- ...... 154, J. Bobal ...... 205 * * ’, * ~portant to Somerset Counly’s ira- the regular and reserve officers. Kokal 160 145 135 161 The outgoing president William " D, Hudacsko .... 1).8 __. 161 Don’t crab about your taxes znedlate and future prosperity In Totals ...... 749 726 744 F. Wilhelm ..... 160 144 __. when next assessment time rolls industrial growth, residential de- Mogor Iotroduced his successor Sgt. Joseph Pucclllo, who ,pledged MILLSTONE I B. Cook ...... 172 170 172 round, if you were not among ~velopment and movements of agrl- 164 169 160 D. Lockwood ...... 158 12g culture ,products and Industrial full cooperation to the Committee J. Karuzas ...... the small number who attended and the Civil Defense organization. W. Paris ...... 127 142 131 -- -- ~ the Board of Education’s budget cemmodffles to market." Others put into office were: J Hart ...... 131 154 161 Totals ...... 742 797 803 hearing Tuesday evening. Forbes added the proposed link Joseph Marics. Vice-President: , , o would aid in meeting the fast- Carl Woodson. Recording Seere- " ¯ growing ttmnsportatIoo demandstary; Leroy Strasburger, Cortes- THE OTHER DAY your towne~l on the two couoties which at pres- pooding Secretary: and Cllffo:’ti asked a local fireman ~’hy flremel~l’ ent make .up one of the nation’s [,awsoo. Treasurer. New l~eserves were sometimes referred to as fastesl growmg areas. The (;OP are due to take the oath as special vamps, especially lfl newspaper ¯ lawmaker took the time to empha- officers on January 2"/ at their ~teadllnes. He didn’t know. .but size ~h~t reliable -market research regular Town Hall meeting. - found out for us by simply looking surveys ,predict the populatioo of In Wet~ter’s dictionary, which this. ,rea will Increase full 100 gives one definition of vamp. as iper ¢.t~nt within the next 25 years. "a fireman, so called because the ¯ .e .. ,o ,.e,o. Police Radio ~ headpiece or shield on the fire- road ,which by its very nature CROXTON,4151 N, Stratford Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Georgia, says .man’s helmet was at one time qneeds legislative arpproval .before (Cont, from Pa~e I) T.Mthat if ever a man had occasion to worry, it was his father. He called a ’vamp’." And we thought eny actual work can begin has rice, and one each in Lt, Pfeif- was a men of moderate means who had saved a little in the late twenties a vamp wa~ either a seductive d~en under professional study for fer’s ear. Police Chief Ed Voor- when money had more meaning than does today’s dollar. When ¯ lady of World War I vintage or the the past five months. Preli, mlna-ry bees’ ear, and in the township po- top of a shoe. younger sister was six years old she had an attack of such nature as 0 O 0 sm’veys Indicate the road w~uld not lice ear. Special officer Carl Er- to puzzle the doctors. An operation was necessary and It was found that only .be of great pttblle service basher, who is also active In the Time for dog licenses again. her intestines were tied In a knot, This was corrected Your pooch must be signed Ul~ travel-wise ,but ,would cost the tax- Communications Department of =, payers nothing since i~ toll pro- the Civilian Defense set-up, as- and everyone was relieved and thought everything for 195. and wearing his tag ¯ .,lelons would makeit self-liqui- sisted with the technical details would be all right. But such was not the ease, before the month is over. dating, of the Installation. There were two operations in the first year; icy. o ¯ o e ~l.n short, the general route to .be During the day, when Lt. Pfeif- eral more in the next few years, Her father took followed ,by ,the proposed road fer is out on a call. the system her to Duke University and to Empty University, The new police radio eommunlca- would be from the area east of Is switched to the office of Mrs. two of the foremost clinical hospitals In the country, tion system, ,with a net east to the Somerville circle on Route 22, May Hobbs, relief director, who to no avail. No positive correct/re cure to this township of less than $1,500, ~is thl~ ll -biggest bargain since .Manhattan through Finderne, edge around receives and transmits messages, knotting tendency could be found. And e this east was .bought from the Indians for South ,Bound Brook. traverse the Maher pointed out that the item large sums of money, There were six or more Pp. $24. However, this one wasn’t ,paid (Rarttan River at a l)oint above of $8,500 transferred to the civil- eratlons in the span of It few years, pitt= 8rent for in .beads. ~i’ew Brunswick. into Plseataway ian defense department In the expenditures In clinic= end laboratories. On one CARNEGIE ) Township and ~hen continue north township budget is only tempor- occasion the hospital bill alone amounted to approximately $3000. o ¯ * * to Highland ,Park. finally connect- ary. The township had to lay out Expenditures were so staggering that hi,= father’s savings were quickly A ,Mlddlebusher who stopped a t~ /ng with the ,pike Just north of the the total eost of the radio Installa- exhaosted: many loans were made and ultimately the father was .Phillips" store to cash a check Basllone B¢idge. tlon before getting it. and will be remarked to the proprietor, "Let reimbursed by the Federal Civil forced into bankruptcy. Another extension to reach the During all the~e trials and tribulations the father refused to worry. "era put the bank down in West Garden State Parkway in the vi- Defense Admlreistration for Its New ’Brunsw/ek. We don’t need it; elnlty of Perth Amboy. was not half, and by the fire companies He never looked back on the. past, nor became d/seoursged about the we’ve got you." Mr. Phillips did considered financially fe~lble at for their sets. The funds w|tl then future. And his home never was "dragged Into despair, but rather it a little figuring and found that in this 41me. be returned to the township, was always a happy cheerful place. If he had been the worrying kind. thirteen years of business on Am- ~----- everything would have been different for the famUy and the father well Road he "had cashed 13.052 himself probably could not have survived. Nothing whatever wo.td cheeks for his customers, as of " hove been gained throullh worrying, Bank last Saturday. How many bad ones? Buildings Stock Well . . . (Continued from T’a={e 1~ (Continued from Page l) the school building plans, J. De ...... Wm’~rr’h°fOeM°""°"d deposits of $1,500,000.°n’P~""~’~’~*he"J’’~mre’~T T’ [ L~|iI~D L~ t"1 chairman of the Citizens Advisory Members of the Snbscrlption erR r o Committee to the Board, erttteised Committee are Fred Kramer, J.J. (Continued £rom Page I) the Board for its failure to con- Collins, Joho J. Kelly, Peter Ne- " | ~ult with the Committee before ~ going so far with plans, pete, Fdmund Jenkins, Ivan Sis- the trio had no reason for running ¯ ¯ ~--d~ +o+or+ Wooding, Mrs. Elizabeth K~tz, tecta beside the regular school Io+-+ties and their school ++,++ grades were Pionet Jr. Ge e. Trectors architect, Arthur Starin. of Back- Joseph Tanora. Ott Lantanzlo and lgood. George Splro. The girl’s father and the elder ond Equipment lag Ridge, should have been con- Fred ’Bast~)m. eha|rman of the 8allou are .both faculty members suited. Dr. C. Rexford Davis. ! Full-o-Pep chairman of the Board and prlnei- Organlzallon Committee..pointed at Rutgers, while young Knight’s out thai these people are freely-father ts a well-placed executive ,ISherw|n’Williams pal attthor of the plans, responded no Ihe was satisfied that the Board log commlx, don for selling stock, at Johnson & Johnson. [ WILLIAMR * T* LAIRD ,had received satisfactory arehltee- but are getllog subseriptloos as a ~u!)lie serviee.’The committee, will The last time the three were I Franklin Park tural service, that one cannot have seen was at the Grant home Man- t Phone: E. Millstone 8.2796 architects submitting competing be added to front time to time as plans, and that if the proposed other individuals willing to assist daYwheoeVeoiogtheyleft.atapproximatelYmaking thek1~1-5:45 plans were not passed by the else-Io geltlog the ,bank capitalized are dtng remark about "elopement." torate, he would resign, found. Wheo they failed to return after WHENYOU SHOPAT HOME! ! Mr. Starln was retained to draw The next meeting will be next an hour bad gooe by Mrs..Grant Get Service As Well As Seeings .... plans for the Junior High School Tuesday. in Towoship llall at 8 started calling hot daughters high You at a fee of $2,500. this sum to be P.m. .~hool frieods but had no suc, t.ess See Or Call TheseMerchants For Big Money-Say|n9 deducted from his fee for the Fioally when there was .o word Buys Super Service ! future work. if il Is approved. Syrup--’~ ny ...... To Rutgers at 9 o’clock she ootlfled i)olice who " " " -- A special eleetioo to pass on The Boston Swnphony Orehes- broadcast a 13.state -alarm. the L.,manees of b ond. s for the con- t’a ,,, th Margaret Harsha,,,, lead- ’’ [ ¯ FARM SUPPLIES [O STOVES I~ ~tru.ct!o.n. of_the two scnooxswill soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, Those who bravely combat ad- oe nets m tne ,ate ~pring. I .~TOVE & Ins soloist, willon makeits 20th ap- ...... _, ..... n.~ . little I ..... TaxAssessor" Stephen .C’" Reid i .earanee_ __ t.le State University~ vers=vy can sa~en.~ ~ta u ,= "n I I~lbn"=r’u APPLIANCE CO. said the tax wrea.~es ~ould be concert sta~’e oo Th.r~dnv Feb- prosperity 1[ It happens to come r.~ tw.=’~A.& between 60 and 70 points, o[ the ] ruarv 10 ...... their way. I p~ct -- SEED-- FERTILIZEI~S [ Est, 1917 issue is approved. ! Monogram Comblnati0n Stoves "--’" "-" ------~ .... " Fr .Delive ry ...... I I TapPan Gas Ranges ’lrl.A Dlffl’tilDh li TeleohoneKi liner 5-1100 li PhoneKilm,’r §-2470 [ Westinghouse Appliancet ¢,.Incoln Highwaygnd HowLane , 8S French St, New Bru lswick I Franklin Townsh|p$ Own ~ I r~ "°""’""Newspaper Phone Kl|me~ 6-90 FUEL O|L | ]PU~to~edh i;rtl~l bl~;n;r~.kliu I il, ++°+++° [ FURNITURE’ , .~: ~WARREMIdGdL?~ N.JPub ishe! A.. so. ¯ ...... Subscription Rate $2.00- Per ; Year I! - li B=,--.V= e So. v,,,,,,,. -,...,hsv’ ,=,.-,= Phone. CHarter 9-3~00 II "~ ,, .... FUNERAL DIRECTORS ¯ II FUEL OILS -- KEROSENE -~._.__" ~,-=, I Entered as second-class matter at|l . II -" ...... :)¢nwarts rurmmre 4. u. uurn~r. ,rm.,,_~-t-" .~. the Post OeLee at Middlebush.l| " II _,phon~Kil-m~rr~.t~ s.1125 EastonAvenue New Brunswick, N.J. lira Hlrnill~n SL, New ~runsw ¢1~ +: " ~l ~:i; N.=J., u~le..r.the act_o! Mare_h. I + P I" + ’*+l+i+ = ’’i +~ ...... +I+ L I " +i;’i’ i, P+ + I +* +1[+i +1 li I I I I II I