VOLUME 46 No 41 South Amboy, N. J., Friday, January 14, 1927 Price Four Cents. PORT RARITAN COMMISSION OFFERS ENTERTAIN PARENT FOURTH CHAUTAUQUA PETITION URGES GIVING COUNTY MAIN TEACHERS ASS'N TUJESDAY, JAN. 25TH PLAN FOR WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT Regular Monthly Meeting Tuesda Engaging Program Planned for Fi- ST. AND PAVING IT AS CONNECTING LINK Enjoys Program by Pupils. nal Event of Series. Would Reclaim Nearly 400 Acres Now Inundated—Urge St. .Mary's Parent-Tciachers Asso The fourth aiwi last of the Chau- Council Asked to Initiate Action—Ordinances Appointing elation held its regular monthly meet tauqua series of entertainments will Full^Cooperation of Property Owners—Ask For Condi ing on Tuesday of this week. be given in the high school auditor- Officials Adopted at Lengthy Session Opened With The attendance was good despit ium on Tuesday, Jan. 25th, both af- tional Options on Riparian Rights and Titles. the cold weather some parents travel ternoon and evening. Prayer. ing all tine way from Keyport to en- At 3:30 P. M. a musical prelude a joy the evening's entertainment. The Port Raxitan Commission pre- ===^^==^= will be given by the Betty Booth The paving of Main street from eented at the City Hall here Monday IMOITD ANf V AP|7rV'I\ The following program as pre Concert ,Co., and a special entertain- Washington avenue to Roses Corner sen ted speaks for itself; ment for the children will be pre- "• night a comprehensive plan for the Overture, "In the Middle of th, POLISH CITIZENS CLUB by (thb Board of Freeholders after (reclamation otf nearly four hundred sented by the famous ventriloquist, taking Less time in the kitchen, more time for leisure. You'll look forward to This Sale is making us many friends. Writs n Wi»e-Crack Jones tells Brown; Brown tells'Smith; Smith serving delicious meals easily prepared for this Drawing tclJs Green:—""(»«» to IMie Briegs Store Sale— instead of dreading the three'times-a' See how well 1 did there" day meal schedule. Consequents;—interest increasels, as the days go l»y. But remember please, that our Don't try to get along with the old Sale cannot last forever. Here are some of the reasons for coining stove any longer. Turn it in. NOW— EPIGRAMS EXAMPLES Theso are examples of the Cy All liriegs-Built Suits & Overcoats We Will Buy Your Cology epigrams which we use Were $30 and $27 NOW. „ $23.95 p ubllc in our ndvertiscments. Note Old Stove <' . back numbers oX this newspap- Were $38 and $35 NOW .„, $29.95 er ,'tor our copies of our adver- «< Service tisements. Were $42 and $40 NOW- ...'.„ $34.95 tt you will trade it in for , ', Electric and one of our oven heat * Gns Company. "Love's a funny thing— Were $55 and $50 NOW-... „ $39.95 it anakes A few of the typical savings in $1.50, $1.25 & regulator gas ranges. '„, . tho young sheiks grow * Please aend your reprt- moustaches— $1.00 Neckwear - --89c s lentative to tell roc now nnd the old una shave 'em s much you will allow me on my off! $2, and $1.65 Ties $1.15 * old stove if I replace it with one r . * of your oven heat regulator goa ranges. "There's enough drama in one Duo-rib union suits of fine cotton—Were ,, ** Name moving picture audience for n $3.00 NOW -__.^$L95 ' Street Be No dozen plays!"— "'city > Dozens of Other Bargains "A cnt watching a mouse is enrflosw compared to a village wntching n widower" " Tune in "for Service Catl South AmbouCib? far BOYCE rnmot BATTERV SERVICE 37G PROSPECT ST. iriE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN 4, '1987 W0Ji Men'* Medium Weight Mixed Grey PANTS—PANTS—PANTS UNION SUITS I Serge*, Wonted, Ca«hmer* Dress Pants—Work Pants $1.19 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Regular $1.50 Value* up to $6.00 Men'* White Heavy Ribbed NARROW BOTTOMS, WIDE BOTTOMS UNION SUITS OVERCOATS We are tired of Looking At! $1:35 If you want the latest style and are fussy about 3 for $4.00 pattern, don't consider buying these O'Coats. But if you are looking for a mighty good all wool knock- Men'* Duro Heavy Mottled about O'Coat, you ought to give these the #| f\ UNION SUITS once over at - t|l\| SWEATERS $1.50 We've got a lot Pure Wool Pull-Over Sweaters with Regular $2.00 Grade collars that sold for $8.00; all colors but not all •izes in each color. Buy while they ti^lT SHIRTS Daylight in Your Kitchen All the Time Here'* where we talk! Men's and Boys' NECK BAND SHIRTS The room in which you spend moist of your waking hours SHEEPLINED COATS . . should have the best light in the house Yet how few kitchens are COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS SEPARATE COLLAR SHIRTS Men's Heavy Olive Drab Moleskin. Made in a dou- adequately lighted. ble breasted model, 35 inch length. Has a good They are worth much more but we need the space. quality clipped sheepskin lining and 5 )i inch bca- A Daylight Kitchen Unit, with a single lamp, brightens every They used to sell up to $3.00, but if you think verized sheepskin collar. The coat has four leather corner of your room. Makes it look cheery. Emphasizes its they're worth (jj»1 give u» the dough and take the tip pockets, sewed on buttons with loops and nil- gleaming cleanliness. •hirt. $1 nround belt. Sizes 40 to 46. Big value. jfQ nr Each . SO.jJ Restful for your eyes, too. No straining to see what's going on in the oven or on ,the\shelves. Daylight inyjour kitchen—all Men's All Wool Lumber Jacks $4.95 Boys' - _ $6.95 day long-—and every day. $7.75 for the complete Daylight Unit ONLY 75c DOWN—Balance $1.00 a month.for 7 months Doyle & Cunneen Jersey Central Power and Light Co. SPOT SHOP "Serving over 1966 square miles of territory in New Jersey, including 195 Phone 808 cities, towns and smaller communities with Electricity and Gas." IVrtli 149 North Broadway Phone 690 South Amboy, N. J. 155 Smith Street ', N. .J. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN I . '" ''*"**""' ' "'" ™ ' " mini i- i TTT^TTTTTT^TT^T^^^T• i i •niiif i •-!••• J NICE LINE OF INFANT'S YVEAIl c OTHER SHOES AT "If we haven't it, we can get it in a few hours^— and be glad to." THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. Good Relialjle Makes South Amboy, N. J. B. M. TRASKA We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings JK GREEN 139 NORTH BROADWAY 104]South Broadway Urge your friends to subscribe for The CITIZEN THE SOUTH AHBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927 Telephone 402 • \ ... Offica Hour» 9 to 12—1 to 5 f. 11 JOHN J. CROSS ALEX YOUR TAILOR GEORGE E MORTENSurf EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ELECTRIC AND CUSTOM TAILOR Yet—Here you c*n get a made-to* WHEN Your Battery U Out of Ordnr Plumbing and ACETYLENE WELDING measure band tailored perfect fitting And You Don't Know What to Do. DR. F. BURLEW auit or overccwu in the lateat style, la- eluding the be«t of workmamhip at a Pick Up Your Telephone, Heating DENTIST General Repairing very moderate co»t. And Cal. Estimates Furniihed on Request . 116 N. Broadway Scott Avenue Dry Cleaning Pressing Truit Co. Building BOYCE BATTERY SERVICE 321 MAIN ST. FRIDAY South Amboy, N. J. Tho superstition which attributes South Amboy ALEX GIAQUINTO Telephone 245 X-RAY GAS ill hick to this day of the week, may Telephone S. A. 256 Eit. Since 1899 have originated among the Norse- 1-22-41 South Amboy, N. J. men. With ithem. Friday 'was eacred i John St., Corner Broadway -to the god JANUARY 14, 1927 Reindeer Thrive in U. S., DRESSING RADIO BATTERIES Charged and Rentals 'Furnished KEEP YOUR FOOT Herders Have Discovered FACIAL MASSAGE ON THE CLUTCH Anchorage, Alaska. — Experiments it a prescription for MANICURING Called for and Delivered By Erwin Greer made In Alaska during last summer DOLANBROS. By Appointment $1.25 —c>— Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, prove that reindeer do not necessarily MISS A.LENAHAN AMBOY BATTERY AND AUTO Keep your foot on the clutch de- require moss nud lichen for food. This Bilious Fever and Malaria. SUPPLY spite what exports tell you to the Phone 43 contrary. If 'the traffic is groat, discovery eventually will lead to radi- * It kills the germs 414 Amboy Ave. Perth AmbojT loeap your foot on the clutch. Pon't cal changes In the Industry and make ll-5-17t 247 So. Pine Avenue Telephone 770 take uiui«oes3airy chances on the Is possible to raise deer In Washing- Hoover highway or iin th-e street; glide over ton, Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin the bumjpfl, thus saving your nischin- find possibly Maine. tfry; and don't forget your bra*c For years It was believed relndee Caoitiion is the first law of K<>.T1 could not thrive except on the tundn Cleaners sense, vrtien it has to do with fnrty- or swamp herbage, but In the Ion hcKrseHpower. Approaching an inter- NUMBER TWENTY section, •remem'ber clutch and nvake. drive of 5,000 reindeer from Nome t PUBLIC SERVICE Youths make daring driver*. They Cantwell, near Mount McKInley, I go rapidly and easily,. wi;i tearless was noticed the animals fed exclusive Easy Washers abandon and nonchalance. But they ly on lireweed, coarse grass and othei have an undue share of accidents, vegetable matter. becaiuso they don't think enough of Where this rough vegetation grow! clutch and ibrake. Oh, yes! there profusely, as In the northern tier o ane disasters through confusion, and states, reindeer should flourish, through timidity; but they arc not perlenced herders declare. Radio tha disasters of tlta young driver. In the new location on the Alaska Nine-ten tihs of tKe wrecks Jjme from railroad the big herd will have both going too fast. Its native moss and the herbage. I A good driver -will keep control of Ma .machine at all times. !re can Is expected attempts will be made to 130 N. Broadway stop quickly tout without a shock. He tench the deer to lllte the taste of hay can go al'ow, as he must when ithcrs and ensilage. might bo endangieTOd by his -fast ririv • ing, but can steip on the gas and leap AMERICANS HEROIC ahead when there iss 6gportunity. The person wiho controls 'his power all the IN ARMENIA QUAKE time ia the one who has the oppor- tunities, which in ithe heavy traffic •of life are fleeting and momentary. Doctors and Nurses Aid Vic PLUMBING The man who has learned i3 the one if who knows, and the one who knows tima of Disaster. —and— Fuel Engineering! •is the one who has opportunities. When one is in no position to take Moscow.—A Htlrrlnx story of Amer- HEATING A REMARKABLE feature of The use of gas permits a higher advantage, it is not anv opportunity litm heroism In Hie fiico of n dlsii.slei' J\. modern industry is the exten- degree of temperature control than or him. Therefore the disciplining hiis rencluMl hero In a tchwiim fron SUPPLIES sion of the use of gas in manufactur- is possible with any other fuel and of ilhe .mental powers is the putting the Amurlcnn Near Kiist relief com ing processes where heat is required for that reason is in favor with a of hand and foot on the various con- mlttee In Lenlnltan In the heart of Pyrcx Ware— and efficiency, cleanliness and econ- constantly increasing number of trols of life. the Armenian earthquake district omy make foramorcperfect p roduct. our more progress i ve manu facturers. Many lives are wracked by even where 100 were killed and thousands a imoirjelntary loss of control. It ia Injured. Wear Ever Aluminum Public Service places at the disposal quite bho custom to blame some other While ^tlie earth rocked benoall: of plant operators who may desire driver. It i." possible for an 'auto- them mill the piuilc-strieken populii- —Griswold Ware mobile to be wracked by th'o careless- to investigate the possibilities of ness of some other man than the one tlon lied madly through the strentg, gas as applied to their manufactur- driving it, and tor a lifie to be ruined the Amorlcim doctors and nui'Hes op- ing problems the services of a corps 'by th« 'flault n£ another; "but it is ex- ernted all night long on the earth- DANIELTDONLIN of Fuel Engineers technically ceedingly rare When such a calam- quake victims In tlio open nlr. Tho trained and experienced in their ity occurs it i3 to one who has lost committee telegraphed: 104 N. Stevens Ave. control orf h'.s machine, if but for a "The earthquake centralized In the work, for consultation and advice. moment. Knrs-Lenlnltnn district. Krlvnn was Telephone 412 Keep your fnot on the clutch! not touched. Twelve towns were totnlly destroyed and thirteen otherH Rachel'i Tomb practically wiped out. IliimlrfdH were A protest was made to tho gov- killed and thousands Injured. Over ernor of Jerusalem by the Jewish com- 600 houses were destroyed In Lenin- munity council against grunting a con- ltan. The damage to the Near East tract to Arabs to repair Kiichol'." Itellef buildings wns considerable. tomb, which Is four miles from- the Heroic work wns done by the Amerl- city, says the PutliflnOer MiiRiizine. enn nnd native personnel. Our doc- This tomb, which hns been venerated tors and nurses operated on victims by the Jews for 3.000 yenrn. was pro- all night during the continued shocks. tected by the Ciusndors with a Binull "The government transferred caseg building crowned by u cupola, It has to our houses on account of their been restored innny H"IH>*. buildings being shattered. Our hos- pital was evacuated and we worked undw tents. The orphans nnd tho Roaa to Happiness American personnel miraculously es- I am moil' nml more convinced that caped Injuries. The government's our happiness or unliapplness depends martini law Is efficiently controlling Greatest Sensation fur more on the w»v we moot th* the situation. The entire population events of life, thiin on the mini re of Is sleeping in parks and fields in the thoae events themselves.—Hutnholdt. crudest shelters." of America's test In CONTROL BOARD IN NEWARK TERMINAL REGULATES AUTOMATICALLY ELECTRIC The TRANSMISSION SYSTEM THROUGH STATE Chevrolet Coach Improved in Quality —yet reduced to *595 t. o. b. Flint, Mich. Former price I64B New and Marvelously Beautiful Fisher Bodied ^a host cf Mechanical Improvements—New Features found only 'on the costliest cars (Beautiful Chevrolet, Ontnillf.atlnn on the n in 111 lloor Hi woik tun si n\ lo toi nut the —PLUS AN AMAZING REDUCTION IN of tho Nownrk Terminal Uuildlii}'. lionlilt TI (1 II li tin m n It t' of lliu entire loud AUTOMOBILE INSURANGi. CHOICE FRANK MACEDULSKl Of All Kind* at a Substantial Saviar OFFICIAL ft .(QF TELEPHONE'S GROWTH CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR Jobbing Promptly Attended To ALBERT J. CROSS For the pas y years there has been a progressive Estimates Given 220 Oak Street race in the telep) ,ne industry between the quality of service P. O. Box 492 South Amboy, N. J. and the quantity of service, according to J. D, Ellsworth, in the SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. [Representing: Pennsylvania Indent Telephone Review. While the service has been made better nity Exchange Inc. and better, it has also been, extended to more and more users and the volume of business has greatly increased. Twenty years ago long distance telephone service was limited to about a thousand miles. An expert could talk a few Reliability! If you are STAR FOURS AND SIXES hundred miles farther, as from Boston to Omaha, but the serv- wishing for a merit STAR SALES AND SERVICE ice between New York and Chicago vras very uncertain and far shop upon which you Madison Avenue, corner Market St. Perth Amboy, N. J. western points were unreachable from* can rely to fill your or- Telephone P. A. 3133 the east. The development of lone of Increased knowledge of tranmls- ders explicity—TRY US. Our meats are absolutely distance cables was just begun witli lioa, cables carrying 2,480 flna wiras the completion of the underground were made practical to replace those the best and w« -will take pleasure in giving your cable between New Yerk and Phila- order our courteous attention, ef smaller capacity in tho crowded FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS delphia. underground ducts ot treat cities. Not By means of itudy and development enly telephone Instruments but the Fre.li Flih Every Wednesday aad Friday the loading coll «u goon made applic- switchboard am« central office equip- "Shop Bm and Sure" JACOB GOLDBERGER, Banker able U large gauge wirea and tk» ment have been repoatedly improved, limlti of telephone conrersattoi were ant machine »fItching hai been de- Steamship and Tourist Agency carried westward to Denver, a dis-relened to work in conjunction with STRAUB T3ROS. 432 State Street corner WashingtM Pertk Amb«y, N. J. tance from New York of 1,11* miles. ssanaal switchboards. CHOICE MEATS Establish**! IBaS Meanwhile latently* retearch *u be- With the growth of exchanges and We will pay through our correspondents ACTULA UNITED ing carried on to achieve greater ef the enormous increase in the number 110 N. BROADWAY PHONK 141 STATES CURRENCY and imririn saf. and prompt delivery to ficiency and economy all threats tke ef telephones interconnected, new all countries in the world. telephone plant and in the raw materi- methods ef operation have been ae- MEATS Malm your reservations BOW FOK THAT CHRISTMAS TRIP als and manufacture of teUpfane vised to mej^ft* nejrds.mand* •< tha. to and from Europe in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or Tourist CIOM. Tickets equipment •vsllc. "BetUr aervlce" has Wen the to Bermuda, Cuba, Florida, Georgia or to any point* tkat you may The next step forward In long dls slogan, throughout the telephone la- 'ik • taaea Sftrrlce wag the opeplsf oC the dntry. The claarmeea ef transmission Tell yonr friends about the bargains in these columns. line between New Tork aad Bait Lake May Is a rut Improvement ever the in MS; and in tke aam* year era- Mtay liaea ef 21 rears a«o, and the veraatteu between Boston and Wash' I>*e4 ol coasACtlea hae reached a lngtoa was Inaugurated threvgh ua- •olat undream** of tw» decades ace. •erground cable. la the Bell System 10 rears age In that - year, alse, plans war* there were l.tM.IM Ulevhane «ta- lertaken for the first transcontinental ttone. T*day ever 17,«M,0H tola, line, t,(SO miles In length, between •hoaes are connecUd In the Bell Sys- Boston aad Sao Francisco, which iras tem, ef which number M,«*o,0 FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1927 Mrs. Albert Jerome, of Ridgeway QTARTC A PlfHT awnue, has been confiraeld to her OlrtHIo A f lUIll OPOPRTUMT1ES FOR ALL tome with illness »the past several i 1 mays. NOW IN HOSPITAL FOR RENT Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Van Zandt, of Frank Witek Suffers From Nail Stab CHEVROLET PRICES-DELIVERED AT YOUR HOME Bordentown avenue, are spending fcej Wound* In Local Institution bill Down Piimem Monhli Pirottf Flats and Apartments to Ren oalance of the suimmler at Asoury ~T~, ,o * , „ COACH $662.00 $222.00 $40.92 Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21. Mrs. J. M. Roll and Miss Rut Bade Frank Witek, of 418 Augusta St SEDAN $764.00 $255.00 $47.25 Nilson were Newark visitors on Wet is confined to the local hospital suf- 3-18 uesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lynn, of faring from wounds in high right COUPE $692.00 $230.00 $42.92 • FOR RENT—Apartment at 14S First street are enterCaining relatives, reiceived during an altercation or Oaibriole.t (4 pass.) $785.00 $283.00 $48.34 David street, 5 rooms and bath, al Patrick J. Oooney, of Main stree iram Scrantom, Pa. at their home this Sunday morning about ten ojclock LANDAU SBDAN..$815.00 $272.00 $50.34 improvements. Inquire 146 Henrj is enjoying his annual vacation week. with Martin Augustine, a gateman St. 8-12-fc TOURING OR this time. at the David street crossing of the EOADSTBR $580.00 FOR RENT—Furnished Rooms M. Lee Stults, olf Boxdentown ave- New York and Long Branch Rail- $195.00 $35.84 Central location. Inquire Citizen Of- Mr. and Mrs. Oollin Stratton of Se nue, is among'the Legionnaires at road. As soon as Writek is discharg- Time price includes 809o fire and theft in- fice. 8-12-tr cond street are enjoying their an Trenton over the week end at the ed from the local institution, he wil! surance and all interest charges. These prices FOR RENT—House, C rooms an. nual vacation at this time. At pre Stete Convention being held at the be arrested and charged with dis- CnsHcrned Rhinoceros is Found in Java Jungle liiM-lin.—A sciily monster of the pre- liunmn iiges of the earth, surviving into modern limes on the" swampy fastnesses of southern .lava, is report- ed in the sciontllic journal, Die Ura- schriu, by Dr. I'. Viigelur. It Is described its a one-horned rhi- noceros, relnled to n form already next winter known elsewhere In the Rust Indies, \ lint differing.from it In that Its hide Is closely covered with small, horny The men listed below can save you many dollars this winter. Have the one nearest you inspect scales. Tt nlso lias enormous front your heating plant now. If you used too much coal last season, he can probably adjust your MISS KATHLEEN STEWART teeth, like llioso of the hippopotamus. For throo years MINH Stewart It has of 1 on hp(Mi described hy tho na- boiler at very small cost. Even if the heating system seemed to be in fair condition, he might him hotn with WKAF. In addition tives under the nuino "Tnngglllug," discover some defective part that wasted a portion of every shovelful of coal. A minor adjust- to hor radio rocllahi she ha.i made which means "scnly beast," but Euro- many pciaonal appearanccH HH peans were incredulous. Finally photo- ment may stop this drain. A few dollars for repairs now will save a lot of worry, incon- KiiiJHt nrtiHt and accompaulHt In grnpliH were brought out of the jungle venience and coal next winter. prognmis Curnlithed hy I ho Artiata' showing tho ntilmnl. Bureau nf the National Broadcast- By going to one of these dealers'you are assured of a square deal. They are heating experts—not salesmen. lug Company. tell' I 111' CIllZOll. They are your neighbors, know your problems, and are anxious to keep your patronage, Look for your The "Man-on Horseback"? dealer in the list below and write or phone him today! After a thorough examination your dealer might decide that the best econ- omy lies in a new boiler. In installing a Richardson & Boynton boiler, he assures you of theutmost comfort and economy. It will be just large enough to heat every part of the house with a minimum of coal —and it will be guaranteed to live up to its rated capacity by the Richardson 6B , •! Boynton Co. Convenient payments can be arranged if desired. LOCAL HEATING EXPERTS WHO ARE WAITING TO SERVE YOU George M. Mortenson, 321 Main Street D. J. Donlin, 104 N. Stevens Avenue A. Nebus, 235 Cedar Street Sullivan & Wilhelm, 105 S. Stevens Avenue RICHARDSON I&. BOYNTQN CO. Manufacturers of"Richardson"t "Perfect" Heating and Cooking Apparatus i ~e 1837 "onlior ot tho houiio of p r horHohr the next ^rcHldoiHIal camimlgni. 260*"f-' ' •* « , NewY '-City 'in 1 '' FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927 RADIO BATTERIES southerly line of George Street dis- tant five hundred and twenty-five Charged and RentaU Furnished (525) feet westerly on the westerly ADMISSION ADMISSION Called for and Delivered Hne of Broadway and thence running Children 15c Children ISc $1.25 (I) southerly and at right angles to Adult. 25c Adults 2Bc AMBOY BATTERY AND AUTO George Street, one hundred (100) Sat., Sundays & Holiday! MPITheatrTh e R Sat., Sundays & Holidays LOOKING BACK SUPPLY feet to a point; th«nce (2) westerly Children 20c South Amboy, N. J. Children 20c and parallel to George Street, twenty- Phone No. S. A. 31 414 Aniboy Ave. Perth Amboy five (25) feet to a point; thence (3) Adulti „ 3Oc Adult. __..30c 25 YEARS Telephone 770 northerly and parallel to the second E course one hundred (100) feet to TONIGHT Tuesday SHERIFF'S SALE George Street; bhenee (4) easterly l».ue of May 17th, 1902 IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY— and along said southerly line of Johnny Walker and Mildren Harris in Laura La Plante in ***** Between Leo A. Monaghan, Com- George Street twenty-five (25) feet Ryersom is getting his boats ready pplainant and James E. Horton, et. to a point or place of beginning. Be- "WOLVES OF THE AIR" "POKER FACES" (for the fishing season. ux., Defendants, Fi Fa for sale of ing known as lot 52 on a map made mortgaged premised dated April 5, —Al.o— —Also— ***** by John Perrine, Jr., Surveyor, dated Charlie Puff Comedy Mr. Louis Kreselshemier has been 1027. June, 1835, entitled "A Map of pro- Chapter No. 4 "Trooper 77" confined to the house this wt«k with By virtue of the above stated writ perty situate in the Town of South And News Events to me directed and delivered, I will And Selected Comedy a severe attack of hiccoughs. Antboy, New Jersey, which said Map ***** expose to sale at public vendue on is on file Sn the Clerk's Office of Mid- Wednesday Lorow's Glass Dowers are in town WEDNESDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH, dlesex County." Tomorrow—Matinee and Night holding forth at Mrs. Everitt's new NINETEEN HUNDRED AND Decree amounting to approximate- Francis X. Bushman and Billie Dove in store on Broadway. They give very TWENTY-SEVEN ly $1,250.00. Rin Tin Tin in interesting exhibitions of what can be Together with all and singular, the "THE MARRIAGE CLAUSE" at two o'clock in the afternon of the "HEROES OF THE BIG SNOWS" ^ i _ done with glass, and a visit is well said day, at the Sheriff's office in the rights, privileges, hereditaments and worth the small price asked. City of New Brunswick, N. J, appurtenances thereunto belonging —Al»o— Jimmy Adams in "Here Comes Precious" ***** All that certain tract or parcel of or in anywise appertaining. Al St. John in "Roped In" Aesop Fables Miss Lottie Cleaver, Miss Ethel land and promises, situate, lying and WILLIAM S. HANNAH, And Last Chapter "Scotty of the Scouts" Thomas and Miss Veronica Brophy being in bhe City of South Amboy, Sheriff. Thursday—Double Features have recently accepted positions at County of Middlesex and State of JOHN A. COAN, Salz &, Steincr's store as salesladies. New Jersey. Solicitor. Sunday—Monday Edna Murphy and Raymond McKee ***** BEGINNINNG lat a point in the $23.10 4-23-4t There was a contest at the glass George Sidney in in "OH, WHAT A NIGHT" blowers exhibition on Thursday even- —and— ing for a lai-ge vase containing a glass "THE AUCTIONEER" ship. Those in attendance were given —and— William Fairbanks in the privilege to decide by vote who «was the best looking young lady pre- The Fifth Story of "The Collegians" "THE WINNING WALLOP" • sent. On count of the votes the prize was awarded to Miss Mamie ltyan. Starting Saturday Afternoon, May 21»t: The Serial of Thrills "The Mystery Pilot." • **•'* Middlesex County's bonded indebt- edness is $125,000; and floating debt $60,200. ***** EDITORIAL Councilman E. E. Haines, M. D., is figuring1 on the possibility of water and light plant and a complete sewer system for the borough. He expects U§ED CAR to push these improvements, but to accomplish any resplts he will have to have the co-oiperation of the people. Petitions will soon be placed in cir- 1925 JEWETT DE LUX SEDAN culation for property owners to sign, 1923 FORD SEDAN and for the benefit of the borough it ReDucoed—Wonderful Shape $100 is to be hoped that the necessary amount of property valuations will $650.00, be obtained. The intent ia to bond 1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU the borough for a sufficient amount to complete the work, said bonds to 1926 LIGHT SIX NASH COUPE Fully Equipped fall due w number of years hence, so cfinci that the coming generations may help Fully equipped—Run only 2,800 miles $600.00 to pay for the benefits to be derived from the improvements. Those who $750.00 1924 STUDEBAKER SEDAN desire the town to amount to any- Special 6; all new tires; repainted thing as a resident place, should en- DORSET J, i 7 " 7 1. courage this proposed work. WILLS SAINT CLAIRE SEDAN ***** MOTORS INC. ' A forty horsepower automobile AUTHORIZED 1923—All new tires and paint that can make a mile a minute has $600 1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN been sold for $17,500. A few sec- SALES AND SERVICE onds count in a motor wagon as well Fully equipped; like new as in blooded horses. Telephone Perth Amboy 3S0O 1924 STUDEBAKER SEDAN $650.00 ***** Maple and Fayelte Sti. SEWING SCHOOL CLOSED PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Special Six, Reconditioned, Re-Ducoed 1926 HUDSON COACH The sewing school connected with Christ Church Parish closed for the $550.00 Fully Equipped season on Saturday last. The term past has been a most successful one, SPECIAL SIX NASH COUPE $700.00 many scholars having received valued instruction and shown considerable Late 1926—Just like new 1926 ADVANCED 6 NASH SEDAN aptitude in their work. A thorough course is taught, covering a period of New Car Guarantee—Fully Equipped 2 door—like new four terms. There were two gradua- tes during the year, Lena Rehfuss and $950.00 $1,100 Nita S. Bergeio. Lillian Behn, Helen Perrine, Theresa Kvist and Minnie Swendsen did not miss a day during the term, and received the mark of perfect. The following received hon- orable mention: Helen Wortly, Carrie. THOMPSON AUTO CO., INC. Kuss, Ida Anderson and Buryel Hen- drickson. Charles Loichle, Manager Nash Distributors As is usual at the closing, the sch- olars were treated to ice cream and Show Room and Service Station: 240 Madison Ave., cor. Market St. cake and an hour or two were spent in social pleasures, including singing and dancing. Mabel Hoagland, of Open Evenings until 9 P. M.; Sunday from 9 A. M. until 1 P. M. Newark, presided at the piano, and executed the music for "tripping the Phone 1018 light funtastic toe." ***** WANT OVERHEAD BRIDGE For many years the people of Have You Noticed Mechanicsviile huve been troubled, in- the healthy children in convenienced and disheartened by your neighborhood? They the hole in the ground under the rail- are Blue Ribbon Butter Children. road through which they have to pass in order to get to or from business Keep your children healthy and portions of the borough. They have smiling by serving plenty of Blue prayed for relief, but their prayers Ribbon Butter every day. have been without result. Every Council since the borough has been organized has attempted to assist the people in their demands, but accom- THATCH plished nothing. The railroad claims thnt to mil lit; the hole a proper pas- sagewny would be too expensive, and BOILERS -FURNACES-RANGES every appeal has been thrust aside. , Now some' of the residents of this lo- cality arc circulating a petition, 208 which has already buen s'igiied by muiiy property holders, asking that Just the thu cu'iiiipnny erect nn overhead bridge to run from Foltus street to Railroad avenue. A committee will wait on Right Temperature the officials shortly mill submit their petition. SOUTH AMBOY HE EVEN, uniform temperature so necessary Naturally Mechanicsville is an cx- cellciiit place for homes, as A bakery sale under the auspices Mrs. Eugene Hayden was a Perth vertised in this issue for the entire Poker Paces, shown Tuesday; Fran- MORE ON RADIO lENTERTAlNED of the Womlan's Auxiliary to Christ Amboy visitor on Saturday. week including tonight's and tomor- ces X. Bushman and Billie Dove Wed- Church -will be held at the store of row's attractions and we feel certain nesday and George Sydney in The Benjamin Strasser on Main street on Mrs. J. Defort and son Edward, of they are beyond comparison. Look Auctioneer for Sunday and Monday. FROMjV. N.J. SOONJ ENTERTAINERS Saturday, May 21st, starting at two Laurel Street, visited with Mr. Char- at the array of talent—the stars, and The Auctioneer has all the laughs of Rotariana to Have Another Program "Uptown and Downtown" Cast at o'clock. les Fiori, of Brooklyn, on Sunday. subjects themselves—each picture a "The Cohens and the Kelleys" and by Capt. Lepper and WNJ ArtUU. i Kennedy Home Lait Saturday. good one. Johnny Walker, the mar- the humor and wit of "McFadden's Mr. and Mrs. Win. MacDonnell, of velous dog Rin Tin Tin, George Syd- Flats." George Sydney will enter- Local Rotarians will be pleased to I On Saturday evening of last week, Perth Amboy were Melrose visitors ney, Laura La Plante, Francis X. tain beyond your fondest expecta- know that within the next month ano- ( Mi^ Alice Kennedy entertained at MELROSE on Wednesday.. Bushman, Billy Dove and William tions in "The Auctioneer," a picture ther program will be furnished for ^cr home on David street, the entire Fairbanks are all scheduled in their that is exceptional. their entertainment by the popular cast of the recent musical comedy Mrs. E. Defort and son Francis and John Marshall is rapidly recover- very latest successes. artists of studio WNJ, of Newark. On ; held in St. Mary's hall. The spacious ing from an attack of measles. The final and last chapter of "Scot- Miss Douise Defont spent Sunday in Four of the pictures advertised are ty of The Scouts" is shown Satur- May 3rd. C/ptain Howard Lepper, I home was elaborately decorated in New York City. special super features. They are Rin war Hero, radio director, and all- ] colors of 1927. Mirth reigned MAKING COMPARISONS day afternoon. All children possess- c as3 Tin Tin in Heroes of The Big Snows ing tickets completely punched will around "good fellow", visited South supreme during the evening' at the Mr. and Mrs. James English, of By J. I. Stone, Manager, Empire shown Saturday, Laura La Plante in Amboy and gave an interesting talk I various games indulged in By the Perth Amboy, were the guests of Mr. Theatre receive five passes, upon broadcasting. Local Kotariuus, n,oniibers of the cast of Uptown and and Mrs. Thomas English recently. Take each subject or picture as ad- especially those who are radio i^^,\0ovrtitown. Several of the guests manifested deep interest in tli-3 talk ;wer e presented with questionairres to upon the davelopment of the raJ;o (jj[ in_ the time allowed to answer and present-days methods of putting; samo being one minute. This phase entertainment "on the air." | of •tiie program was greatly enjoyed. Captain Lepper answered questions geveral vocal and musical selections Friday and Saturday Only asked Iby the JJotarians and their were r<2ndered by Thomas Kennedy guests, and through the courtesy of | on the cornet. Miss Rose Kennedy Clean Your Car WNJ a number of artists appeared to, a0C0mpanicd on the piano and Miss entertain the local group. Brennan AJjce on the violin. 30 Quart Galvanized Water Pail 19c and Shaw, the popular Miss Catherine Van Worth, a tal- harmony", were unable to be present, ented vocalist, of Brooklyn, enthral- Enamel Sauce Pan, large size 10c due to the fact that they had hevn led her audience by her rendition of Right! called to the recording studk to make "That Wonderful Mother of Mine." Lipped Sauce Pan with Handle 10c records for Columbia. Miss Genette Coughlin, of Perth Ara- Harry Olsen, with mvo of the mem- boy, was given much applause in her USE A GOOD SPONGE IN WASHING Large Dish Pan, enamel ware 29c bers of his papular orchestra, now selection of "Falling in Love" and appearing at Jackie Clark's Farm, Mr. Cornelius Ryan, of this city was at 35c Up 12 Quart Galvanized Water Pail 25c made a "hit" with the Kotarians. The tn(j hit of the evening in his selec- trio played a number of selections,, tion oi «rt's Oriental Night On Large Size Coffee Cup 10c | following which Irving Green played Broadway." the "Valse Erica" by Wiedoi't. How- oSuppe ,.,r- was served at eleven Window Shades, all colors 50c ai'd Redman appeared at the piano. o'clock and was one of the finest Jimmy Carroll, of Orange, one of menus ever partaken of. The wait- THE BEST IN SEE OUU WINDOWS FOR OTHER LEADERS the members of WNJ'S staff of an- resses wore caps and aprons of class nouncers, and one of the best-known color. Cut flowers adorned the center CHAMOIS tenors of northern New Jersey, de- of the table in the form of American Window Screens—All Sizes lighted his audience'with "Macushla", Beauty Roses, a gift of the family to and was called upon to render several their mother, Mrs. Mary Kennedy. FOR DRYING encore numbers. As each guest departed, Miss Alice Captain Lepper has promised to presented them with a carnation in visit South Am'Doy again, with a lar keeping with Mother's Day. at 50c to $3.50 ger number of radio artists, :mJ the whole program will 'be furnished by METHODIST Oppenheim's this group in a manner that will be PROTESTANT CHURCH a representation ojf, an hour s broad- Rev. Geo. H. Nstylor, Pastor casting in a radio studio. Sunday, May 15, 11)27 Station WNJ, operated by the 9:45 A. M. Sabbath School. Mr. 5c-10c-25c Store Eadio Shop, Inc., oi Newark, is look- Howard Bloodgood, Supt. Lesson Peterson's Pharmacy ed upon as essentially a New Jersey Theme "Peter at Pentecost." 106 Broadway Next to Post Office station. It is used by the State Po- 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship. 132 North Broadway lie, being one of three New Jersey Sermon by the pastor. Subject "The stations designated ifor emergency Finger of God." work, and is also used by the Bureau 7:30 P. M. Evening Service. Ser- of Markets and other titate depart- mon by the pastor. Subject "Full Sal- ments. Its program is furnished un- vation". Special singing by choir at der the direction of Captain Lepper, j,oth services. who is one af the pioneers of the Tuesday Evening, May 17: Regular fei SPECIAL SALE ON FRESH MEATS radio game in America, and who has monthly meeting W. H. M. S. established himself firmly in the Wednesday, May 18: 4 P. M. Jr. C. —AT— hearts of New Jersey raaio fans by E. BLble Study. 7 ;30 P. M. Mid-veek BARGAINS MORE BARGAINS BARGAINS his loyalty to New Jersey and the Prayer service. character of his work as an announc- Thursday, May 19: 7:30 P. M. MONAGHAN'S er. Choir Rehearsal. Thee studio is located in that popupp - Friday, May 20: 12 Noon. Ladies k hl Hl S iO Aid will hold bean soup sale at the Beginning, SATURDAY, May 14th, the $100,- cislar , Newarwherek Jachostelryk MacDonal, Hotel Sdt iOranlends- church, Prime Rib Roast 25c Forecpaarters Lamb 25c much to the success of the station 000 stock of a large store, which has been brought through his wide circle of acquaint- LIBRARY NOTES ances and his reputation as a host. to this store for you, will he sold at very low prices. Pot Roast 20c Choice Steaks 32c The following new books will be placed on the one cent per day shelf Armour's Skin Back DANIEL CALLAHAN today: Fresh Hams 31c ... . , , , The Sea Gull, Dream's End, Job's Hams 34c After an illness of ten days dura- Niec€ when Js AlwayS) Tha Cead- Come In; Look Around; And You'll Buy! Fresh Pork Shoulders-... taon, Daniel Callahan, of I2i South fa]1 G D Unquenchable Fire, Feltus street, passed away on bun- The Orphan Ange i Black Butterflies,, 22c Armours Star Bacon 40c £ay ?,ttlt,,tllee b0Uth A111111?.0* l*03^!; The Ardenp t Flameg , High Winds, Mo- Mr£ . Callaha? l n was Ain hi?.s* fiity-sixthl* ^!; Th Adt Fl Hi* h Winds Mji_o h h ther Knows Best Da Lolly W year, and was born in Jamesburg. j Mr_ For,tune.s Maggot, Pres- Pork Loins, small ..32c Cali Hams ....: 21c Prior to his illness he had been in the s 'Queen's Mate, Peacock House, WE DUBROff DEPARTMENT STORE employ of the Central Railroad of Working Bullocks, Clouds of Witness- New Jersey at Elizafcethport. | The Sombre piame> Mortover Funeral services were held from Gj; Affai The B1(md Countess, his late home at 8:30 o clock Wed- philopena, Her 224 SMITH STREET Quality Guaranteed Enter A Messengw nesday morning, thence to fet. Marys pirate PartlM)r. churcn, where at nine o clock a Sol-, o emn High Mass was said for the re- BENEFIT MOVIE 209 DAVID ST. TEL. 26 pose of his soul. A nephew of the ' —o— PERTH AMBOY deceased, Rev. Joseph Sutliff, of St. Mary's Parent-Teachers Asso- Gloucester City, was celebrant. In- oiation will hold a benefit movie on torment was made in St. Mary's cem- Wednesday and Thursday evenings, etery under the direction of The May 25th and 26th at the Empire Gundrum Service. The pall bearers Theatre. The feature picture will be •were: John Dooling, Edward McDon- "The Music Master" starring Lois ough, Joseph Qulnlan, John Connors, Moran and Alec B. Francis. The Mu- John and Matthew Callahan. sic Master is a picture of clean type The deceased is survived by three and should be well received. The daughters, Mrs. Helen Astoria, of .c'hairlady, Mrs. James Wallace has II. Wolff & Co. AS THE DUCK TAKES TO WATER New York City; Elizabeth and Mary, distributed tickets to the Captains of this city; and three sons, Thomas, 'who have used the block system. Mrs. Daniel, Jr., and William, of this city; Regnna McGovern, organist, is prepar- also three ibrothws, Edward, of ing a real treat to the song and dance '"Dove" Brand Rayon Slips $1.49 Put the setting of duck eggs under the hen. Jaimosburg, Matthew and Charles, of lovers. An "Our Gang" comedy and this city; and one sistersister, MiisMiis. John Puthe News will add to the program. Patiently she hatches them!—faithfully mothers iSutllff, Sr., of this city. "Dove" Brand Pure Silk Slips, all colors „.,$2.98 them—but knows nothing about training them. DO YOU KNOW— SPRING IS HERE- That in the spring of 1919 amidst Rayon Silk Vests $1 00 When she takes them near a pond every duckling complete devastation the poppiea CIRCUS DAY NEAR bloomed in abundance on the battle ficrtds oif Franco where so many of Hagenback-Wallacg e Circus to be in Rivoli Pure Silk Hose, all colors $1.65 plunges into the water. •our meji huhdd fallefll n In buttlebtl , and thah t Perth Next Friday. because of this tho poppy has become the Memorial Flower o.f the AMERI- , Hagcnbeck-Wallac-. -, . . e Circus. ,•,•.,, pro-, Rivoli Pure Silk Gun Meta Hose, black heeL.$1.85 Als ducklings take to water will children take d h f d ld •CAN LEGION and the AMERICAN claimed as the foremost trained wild to thrift and saving if properly trained in early LBOION AUXILIARY? u'lln!?1 ,show of th,e, ""'Y.f80' ,wlU 1 Children's Ravon Silk Socks, all colors 25c The French women tell yo" tnHav portly be in our midst. Billow have life. Instinct in the animal and training in the Children's Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 $1.25 child govern the actions of life. Thrift follows an traveled through France i H i l war, tuHus it is peculiarly true, thatthe ! /(,„,/ now imioVntions have been $2.75 account here as the Constitution the Flag. whci;e the butUe wiis the Ucrcest and create„.„,.,„,]d bhyv Hagenbock-WallacH.-urBnbPck-Wallacoe for Silk Srarfs the bloodshed the greatest, the pop- the 1927 tour. "The Geisha" sniil to (pies to this day grow most profuse. be thu greatest 'inusiusil spectacle ever Fi'oin tlila superstition comes the produced will open the exhibition, Silk Cliarmant, 36 inches wide, per yard .....89c true message ol the .poj>py—the mos- whM0 "Blazing Glory" 11 patriotic pra- sttRu from the boys wlio full, as ex- Mentation will bring the program to Startex Pail Linen Toweling, yard 20c ,pressed moat beautifully in Colonel- a dose. Several hundred characters John MeCren's poem written on the 1 appear in "The Geisha" and the ward eve oil' his tragic death— | robe anil costuming is .said to bu •ho "In Flumiurg Field, the poppies blow most pretentious of any circus apve- All Linen Toweling, yard 25c Betwoun Uiu erodes, row on row I tacle. That murk our place; and in the sky' The Hiureuljock stmndiml in trained 69c The lurks still bHtvely sing-ing fly, j wild animal uumbi-i's him also bren Charmouse. plain and striped, vai'd Scarce heard amidst the guns below, maintained and such noted subjug'u- tors as Glyo the To you from failing hands we throw •s«'m' of a Horse Show, stcond to DeBevoise Corst'lles $1.50 to $3.00 The Torch—'lie yours to hold it high; nullG 1'Virty siiuJiiiK' jrirls and forty M ye break faith with hose who die, steeds appear in one display,. Other noted fentiirrs include the R. & G. Sport Girdles $2.00 THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. We shall not rileep, thoiiKh poppies Orrin Davenport Family of Eques- grow trians, tho Wnrd-Kitnball Troupe of In Flanders Field." l'']yors and Cheerful CJnrdner and the orltfin.nl Hatfonbcek elephants. Plenty South Amboy, N. J. Prompt delivery nssurod on or- of downs, to he exact fifty, will work der« for Tliibault w«llp«Por». 1927 (llall ,„„,„,during, luth,e „,,,„,,„„„,,„performances,, whic„„„„h II. Wolff Co. •tyloi and pattern, now avollablo. Htnrt promptly at 2 p. in niul 8 p. w. We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings Eagle Toa Co., 136-138 So. Brond- The big double -menagerie includes Feltus and Washington Sts Phone 112 •way, Phone 20G. AJv, a|i(.clmeiia from nil portions of the ~7 " Kl(>bo, Including highly valuable glr- Bulwcrlbo lot 1') UUwn. ff THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sudhalter, of John Sjitliff Sr., of Pine avenue, is Stevens avenue, entertained relatives spending the latetr part of this week from Brooklyn over the week end. in Atlantic City, attending the OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL Knights of Columbus convention. Joseph Morris, local letter carrier, Grand Knight Frank Hackett left yes is again alble to be about after being terday for the convention. FOR RENT •confined to .his home several days with a dislocated shoulder. McCloud's Meat Market Flats and Apartments to Rent. 'The Snyder family of David street Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21. have moved to a new address on Main I Henry Dietstel, of First street, left "THAT'STHATFOR St. I Saturday afternoon for Flint, Mich., FOR RENT—Flat at 249 Cather- I where he has been transferred by the KEYPORT P. T. A. ine street. Five rooms and bath. In- Mrs. H. Read, of North Broadway DuPont Company. He made the trip John J. Ryan, Leading Man, in Com SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK quire Oscar Mundy, 229 Bordentown has moved to the home formerly oc- by automobile. • ing Muiical Comedy. Ave. cupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver FOR RENT—3 rooms, first floor. on Secoind street. I Miss. Ruth Bostwick, of Henry st., John J. Ryan Jr. of David street is Aoply 127 Pine Ave. j-ld-it I has been enjoying two weeks vaca- taking the leading juvenile part in the Roast Beef 25c Bacon, lb. 25c ¥OR RENT—Five Room Bunga- Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson of tion fro.ni her duties with the Pull- musical comedy "That's That", being low. Rent Reasonable. Apply M. Al- Stevens avenue are the proud parents man Company in New York City. produced under the direction of tne pine, Pine Ave. & Henry St. 5-1J-U of a baby boy, bom Sunday. John B. Rodgers Producing Company, Corned ,Beef. 10c Pork Loins, lb- 29c FOR RENT—Private Garages on. I Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Dey, of Phila- for the benefit of the Parent-Teach- Bordentowin Avenue near A. <£ r. James H. Gordon, of Hampton, delphia, spent the week end with Mr. ers Association of St. Joseph3 Store. Inquire M. Alpine, Pine Ave- Va., was a local visitor during the antl Mrs. Wm. S. Dey, of Main st. Church, Keyport. The play will be Smoked Hams 32 c Fresh Hams, lb 29c nue and Henry St, 5-13-tf week. presented on Monday and Tuesday of I Miss Lillian Sturtevant, of Plain- next week in the auditorium of the FOR RENT—Two apartments, nrbt Tickets are now selling for the field, spent the week end with rela- and second floor, 7 rooms and bath, new school. r 0 v e1 en s chicken pattie supper of the Ladles tives on Second street. each apartment, all in'P 1 . 1 " ' / Aid Society of the First Methodist Miss Helen L. McBride is directing 31 14 0 the show at the request of t'e Key- Fresh Fish and Oysters Every Wednesday Inquire Domzal's Bakery, i 5-13-t. . f^ Church to be held on Thursday eve- William Creed, of Conover street, Broadway. ning, May 26th. has purchased a new Chrysler cabrio- port organization. Miss McBride is roaaway- r . e 22.n7r one of the most talented directors of and Friday FOR RE let from Charles F. Straub, local deal- JohFOn RSt .RENT—Garage. InquireB-fl-t A61f Ladies night was held in connec- er. the Ohio concern and is well liked in FOR RENT—Why live in an apart- tion with the meeting of the Men's Keyport. No doubt .many from this 135 NO. BROADWAY TELEPHONE 146 ment, when you can rent a house toe Brotherhood of the Methodist Pro- A regular meeting of the Common city will witness the play. the same money? House G rooms & testant Church on Tuesday night. The Council will be held next Tuesday at bath, all improvements, on David St, affair was very successful. the City Hall. ROTARIANS RAISE $275.00 between Broadway and Stevens ave. FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS Inquire Win. H. Pariswi, 105 No. William El'bertsom and family, of E. S. Mason & Son have purchased •—u— Broadway. 6-6-tf Raritan street, have moved to Toms a new Chevrolet truck. Through the South Amboy Rotary FOR RENT—Flat, 5 rooms, all River, N. J. Clu'b's efforts, a check for $275 is to- improvements. Inquire 230 John George Abel, of Pine avenue, was day being iforwardod to the American St. 4-29-tf Carl Skov, of Rosewell street, is in a week end visitor with relatives in Rod Cross at Washington, D. C, for FOR RENT—Apartment, 4 rooms Flint, Mich., on a. business trip for Trenton. the benefit of the sufferers of the and bath. AH improvements. Apply the Du Pont Company. Mississippi flood. The ravages of the Augustus Hamilton, of Broadway, flood in the Mississippi Valley have SUTLIFF'S STORE Mrs. J. J. Scully, 114 Stevens Ave- who hus been confined to his home nue. 4-1-tf The Protection engine house on 1 been vividly impressed upon local Ro- Feltus street will soon undergo exten- on account of illness, is able to be turnnx. MODERN HOME FOR RENT—G sive improvements. about again. At the Aabury Park conference of rooms, all improvements, 2 car ear- the 30th District it was decided thtil THE BEST OF EVERYTHING age. Inquire 423 Portia St. Tele. Mrs. Walter Sheetz of Augusta St. The Ladies of the American Legion 554. 4-16-tf the various Rotary Clubs should re 104 NO. PINE AVE. TEL. NO. 1 is suffering with an injured foot. 1I Auxiliary will entertain the LegiunaU quest their members, by resolution, FOR RENT—Flat, 4 rooms and res on Monday evening at a social to contribute as liberally as possible bath at 628 H«nry St. Inquire 528 Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Friedman and meeting. The committee in charge is tn their local chupter of the Red WEEKLY SPECIALS H«nry St. Tel. 258-W. 4-8-tf daughter Peggy, o>f David street, are nuP'L'ilui ot Having every member of Cross. Since South Amlioy has no FOR RENT—Two houses, one on visiting relatives in South River. the Auxiliary out on this occasion. •chapter of this organization, It was MAY 12 TO MAY 18 Augusta street and one on Rosewell I Comimundur Coz/.ens believes that his decided to accont individual contri- street. Inquire Mrs. Worthing, 212 Tuesday eveming next, May 17th, members will turn out in Targe num- butions of members and this splendid Stevens Ave. 2-4-tf will 'bo the regular meeting night for bers, l&iturtuiiwiuiiu utiu iiuresn- sum was raised. George Gundrum, FOR RENT:—Modem flat, 5 rooms the Ladies Auxiliary to Protection ments will contribute to the. sur- Sr., was chairman of the committee C Engine Company. ] prises o-f the evening. Jap. Toilet Paper Argo Starch all improvements. Inquire P. J. Mon- in charge. 3 for . 20-= 25 aham, 218 David street. Joseph Sutliff, of Jersoy City, is Patrick J. Qulnlan, of Raritan St., 3 for , FOR RENT—Five room apartment visiting his brother, John Sutliff Sr. has purchased u fwisn sedan. Miss Edna Bennett, of Broadway, with all improvements at 262 John of Pine avenue. entertained friends from New York St. Inquire J. Arthur Applegatc, Mr. ami Mrs. George Mortonsoii, state oer th« week end, Astor Rice Viengar, Cider or 363 Division St., Perth Amboy. Mrs. James Dawson, of George st., of Main street, spent Wednesday in 25° White, bottle 10= 11-5-tl who has been confined to her home New York City. 3 pkgs. FOR RENT—Garage in rear of ifor the past ten weeks by an attack No. 258 John Street, South Amboy. of typhoid fever, is improving nicely. Improvements have been made to Apply J. Arthur Apjhlegate, 363 Di- the Gordon property on Main street Ritter's Catsup Heinz Spaghetti vision St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, of the past week. YOU CAN- 25< 2 cans , _ 25" Feltus street, and Mrs. Elizabeth 2 bottles FOR RENT—Flat, 5 rooms, bath, Triggs, of David street, were Newark About fifty Norway maples have BUT WILL YOU? ell improvements. Has just been re- visitors on Thursday of this week. been planted along the sidewalks ad- decorated. Trolleys and buses prss joining St. Mary's school grounds. White Rose Ceylon W. R. Chili Sauce by door. Rent reasonable. Inquire Frank Kabosky, of Pine avenue, This work was done in conjunction You can establish an 23' 32' J. L. Bundesen, 339 Main St. 9-10-tf has purchased a lot on Main street with the planting of the shade tree Tea, yx lb. pkg Large Bottle from the Delaney estate. program of the local commission. estate for your family FOR SALE Puffed Wheat Kellogg's Corn; Mrs. J. J. Ryan, of David st., spent The Costello property on Augusta over night—through in- 2* 25' ' FOR SAKE—Will sell a small Gro- Wednesday in Newark. stree is being entirely remodelled by 2 Pkgs. __ __ Flakes, 3 pkgs _ cery Store, established trade; profits Miss Catherine Van Worth, of an Elizabeth contractor. Old shrub- surance—adding sub- $10 00 to $20.00 iper day. Rent OMi Brooklyn spent the week end with bery and trees are being taken from DOLLAR PER MONTH. Peter J. Mrs. Mary Kennedy, of David street. the grounds, while the house itself is Baker's Moist French's Mustard Coakley, 239 George St., Phone being repaired. stantially to it later as 25' 466-M. Win, J. Hoskins, superintendent of Cocoanut, can 15' 2 jars FOR SALE—6 room house, part the Baltimore Life Insurance Com- William Hoffman, U. S. N., is 'vis- circumstances permit., improvements, plot 75x150. Price pany, was a local visitor during the iting with his wife and family on very reasonable. Apply 437 Prosreat past week. Main street for several days,. gj 4-22-4t. May I tell you more Neptune Tuna Fish Jug ,Maple Syrup FOR SALE—Bordentown avenue, John J. Ryan, of David street, has •Plans for the. exemplification of Can 18* Large 25' 13 room brick building, garage tor purchased a new Buick car. the major degree of the Knights of of this? one car, lot about 40x100 feet. Price Columbus are now 'being planned by and terms very attractive. Charle3 L. Miss Margaret Gallagher, who re- the officers of the local Council. It Stouerwald, 216 Bordentown ave. It cently underwent an operation at the is the intention of Grand Knight A. STEINER local hospital, has resumed her duties Frank Hackett to have this degree FREE DELIVERIES FOR SALE at teacher in the local public schools. exemplified within a short time. Ap- Elm Street—New 7 room house; Mr. and Mrs. John Dliver and fam- plication may be had from the finan- SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. all improvements; plot 50x100; price cial secretary of the Council, William ily, who have lived o ••blue 'em? You know, Jimmy Fhil- Hpai I Just hate them." "Mr. Brent might like some, MICHAEL PHILLIPS though." "Has he ever eaten them?" SLATE AND ASBESTOS "Crlckey! That's right. He never The Paulus Dairy has. I'll Just fix them for him." ROOFING Ten minutes later, ns Freck pre- Main Office: 189-195 New Street, New Brunswick, N. J., pared to dish up his repnst, the door opened uud Edwards and Thomns Phone 2400. Brent came forth arm in arm. Ed- REPAIRING wards was tucking some papers in his pockets. Brent stopped and regarded ESTABLISHED 1890 Of All Kinds To Roof8 Freck. "Look here, boy," he asked with i Tel. 682 385 RariUn St« light of Joking In his eyes, "Is this brother-in-law of yours big enough to Don't Be Misled—Be Sure it is Paulus' Milk handle a hulf-tnllllon-dolliir deal?" "That'd be pie for him," Freck said. ESTIMATES "He certainly has got faith In you," AULUS' Brent said to Edwards. "Now, you've got that all straight In your head, OSITIVELY FURNISHED GockTiiined Back iv»-«- vn»T i«j riant ohead with It Use ERFECT Milk By Cowfitey fyJey Cooper (To be continued next week) ASTEURIZED SYNOPSIS wltn you'/" Mrs. Williams nau GENERAL forward. Mr. Brent said nothing. The Placed In thoroughly cleaned and sterile bottles, untouched CHAPTER I.—Thoniaa Brent, baoh«- snrprlse was a little too great for him. lor, and self-made man of wealth, ig "There Is a good deal the matter PLUMBING by human hands. ordered by his physicians to take a lone vacation In the open—"(Jet Buck with me," Edwards said. "First of all. HARDWARE to Nature." I endured everything except actual —and— Bawi, Planes, Hammers, CHAPTER II. — Brent disappears, starvation In an attempt to live on Paulus' Pasteurized Select Milk leaving Philip Serottles, his manager, LeTeU, Bracei, Bits, ChU«l», DrUto, power of attorney to conduct the busi- what Mr. Brent chose to pay me as a HEATING ness. He also advertises for a small, Walker-Gordon Certified Milk. Tools tor all Mechanics, Bio* rsd-haired, freckle-faced boy." Balary. I gave him the best that was 1 Torches, Soldarlaf Iron*, Wmtrf In me and then when I asked for a SUPPLIES Wendmcre Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk CHAPTER III.—With a young com- raise that I might marry Jennie, I wu» Gflnderi. panion he has found, appropriately nicknamed "Freek," Brent IB living In told that If I wnnted mpre money I Pyrcx Ware— Suydam's a»«l Rutger's Special Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk an out-of-the-way place, In primitive would have to get it somewhere else. fashion, subsisting mostly on frogs' AOJBNT FO* legs. That Is my grievance." Wfear Ever Aluminum SHERWLN-WILUAMrt CHAPTER IV.—Dront acquires his Iirent raised his list nnd shook It. DISTRIBUTION COVERS first knowledge of "crawdads," Inci- dentally, at the cost of great physical "You were getting a hundred dollars a —Griswold Ware PAINTS discomfort, rescuing two elderly Indies of color from threatened drownlnsr. month there ns the head of the check- New Brunswick, Highland Park, South River, Sayraville, Parlin, CHAPTER V.—Somewhat wenry of ing department. 1 didn't know you, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge. Fordt and Mstuchtn, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Whtt* the "Back to Nntur«" Idea, Brent nets but I know your Job. You got a raiBo out for the railroad, and home. He DANIEL J. DONLIN N. J. ;, .. :,\mSS Lead, Enamels, Stains, overhears Scrottlcs nnd a business tho first of the year nnd you got one : Putty, and Gl.ms rival planning to get possession of his two «;onths ago, and here you nro business. He returns to "Preclc," with 104 N. Stevens Ave. hit mind made un to fret IHH health howling that I'm a thief. That Is tho (I 1. Bergen, 173 Stevens av* restored and "swat" his enemies hard. way with you infinites I" "Frock" finds a cave, In which ho und Telephone 412 corner First street Brent take up their abode. "A hundred dollars a month?" Ed- CHAPTER VI.—Brent, with "Freck," wards' eyes were wldfl. "I was get- makes his first visit to the "ole swim- ting sixty dollars and not n cent ming hole," a boyhood Joy which he never hnd known. A picnic party, tflore." spreads lunch near their bathing place &nd Brent, bolns clad only In a very "You're—you're— I enn show you ALEX YOUR TAILOR much abbreviated bathing suit, takes the pay roll," Ilrcnt exclaimed, "where refuge Jn a woodshed. Eit. Since 1899 I've signed It time nfter time, and John St., Corner Broadway The South Aniboy Business Directory Freck paused In the door. whore I raised your wages." NEW SPRING AND SUMMER "Why, hello, Mr. Brent," ho said In "Yes; and I can show you my pay CONTRACTORS amuzemeut. "How long you been envelope," Edwards replied. Brent SAMPLES ON DISPLAY REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE COAL AND WOOD here?" didn't seem to hear. He wns pacing SUITS PRESSED The cup which Mr. Brent was wip- up and down, his arms waving. BY HAND—50c ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS ing Juggled for a second nnd was ID "There it goes ngnln," ho exclaimed. And Other Alteration Moderately FREDERICK H. LEAR Imminent danger of falling as he "Money, money, money I Why, look FERD D. TEDESCO Priced turned to gaze In amazement at Freck here, young mnn, there Isn't a person REAL ESTATE—INSUBANCB CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER EDWARD McDONOUGH In the doorway. In my ofllce that has any kind of n Work Done by Experienced Man "Well—well, where did you coma Job at all who Is getting less than Suits made to order. The price it 210 George SL Phono 816-J 211 Augusta St. COAL COMPANY froln7" he asked. eighty dollars a month," right to meet your pocketbook* "Came from the cave," Freck re- "There nrc plenty getting forty and plied with a grin. fifty," Edwnrds answered. "Let me C. T. MASON "What're you doing here?" CON80I.T COAF tell yon something, Mr. Brent: Money (Successor to It. P. Mason) "Good lauds 1" The voice of Mrs, Is being wasted In your plnnt right Williams had broken In. "You don't and left They are Just throwing It 214 Pine Avenue mean to tell me tlint this Is the won- away, slamming It around here, there Ilf&lJBAJfCJB Sullivan & Wilhelm.Inc derful boy you have been talking about and everywhere on what you think ore IN — B-OR South Amboy, N. J. Goodness gracious me I I didn't know improvements, while your employees Jlmrrjle Phillips wns good for anything are being starved to denth. If you've Reljable UNITED STATES tompanics LOWEST PRICES ON except to catch crawduds and get into signed pay rolls for aggregate sala- EXPLOSION INSURANCE PLUMBI1YH AlH) HRATHTO mischief ries of eighty dollars a month, all t "Good for anything?" Mr, Brent have to say Is that you had butter do PAUL BRYLIMI Baid heatedly. "Why, that boy's got NOTARY PUBLIC some Investigating regarding what Estimates Given. All Work Guarantee* more sense In a minute thnn most happens between the time you sign 231 first Street South Aniboy men have In years. Lie's got mere the pay roll nnd the time the money • CONCRETE BLOCKS business judgment, lie's got more tact, gets to the employees." he's got more diplomacy about him 107 SOUTH STEVENS ATB. Brent gasped. Ills fists doubled np. J. M. FAEZSH, PORTLAND CEMENT than half the ambassadors at Wash- Serottles 1" he burst out "I might ington, Wliy, Mrs. Wllllnms," he con- cluded, leaning far back and gazing You can get the best food Telephone 435 Insurance of All Kinds Old Lehigh and Wilhes-Baire admiringly at the boy, "you don't know served anywhere in the city what an honor It Is to have Freck In Fire, Automobile. Liibllltj, Biptoslo* your family?" Ho turned quickly. "I EUGENE A. MORRIS beard him sny something nbout an ivhen you eat at the COAL aunt of his that lived over tbls way, Burrty and Vldality Bonds (Successor to A.T. Korr] Phone7 Center and Elm Sts. but I never connected you two until Just now." CENTRAL LUNCH Telephone M4-J Paints, Oils and Varnishe* "Yes; he's In the family." Mrs. 225 Smith Street Ml MASS ST. SOUTH JUROT Brushes, Glass, Bronzes, TRUCKING AND MOVING Williams laughed. "Sometimes I'm glad of It, and sometimes I'm sorry. Perth Aniboy Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc That boy enn be the grentest blessing Near Railroad Station or the worse trial of anybody I ever WALL PAPER ELMER S. PARISEN law in my life. Freck, liow's your CARTING OF ANY KIND ma?" 288 First Street South Amboj Representing: the Beat Fin CRATING AND SHIPPING "I don't know. I Imven't seen her for three or four days. Soon ns Mr. L ROSENTHAL Insurance Companies 313 David St. South Amboy Brcnt'll let mo I'm going to tnke her Explosion, Liability, Automobfl* A. MEDIA EVERITT Telephone 109-M to town and buy her 11 ruj;. She'll bo tickled." Ho turned shortly. "Here Tailor and Plate Glass Insurance REAL ESTATE BROKER comes Mr. Edwards," bo said. WORK CALLED FOR When Seeking Insurance, Ask NOTARY PUBLIC General Insurance A tall young man had opened the) AND DELIVERED Ui gate and was coining slowly down the 719 Bordentown Ave, So. Ambo> ALBERT JEROME walk toward tho house. As he looked Phone 72 NOTARY PUBLIC ^Manufacturer ol lit lil in Mr. Uront'M forehead gathered 103 South Broadway Into puckers and lie strained Ills eyes. 312 David St. South Amb«y High Grade Granite and "I've scon that young man before South Amboy MILK AND CREAM somewhere," ho said to himself. WM. H. MARTIN Marble "Now where was It—where was It?" PLAYER PIANOS Edwards readied tlio door. "How R. A. CASEY REPAIRED AND TUNED do you do, Mr. lircnt," ho said coldly. 254 First St. South Amboy, N. J. HEADSTONES "Uow do you do," nnswered Mr. JOHN J. CROSS MILK CREAM Brent, "I believe you've got the best Telephone 138-M Phone 267 347 Catherine St 207 First Street of mo. Your face Is fnmlllnr, but I ELECTRIC AND don't remember Just where I've seen Telephone 250 South Amboy Brent Gasped. His Fists Doubled Up. ACETYLENE WELDING you before." "SorottlesI" He Burst Out "I guess not" riiero was a sort General Repairing PAINTING AND PAPER EDWARD J. O'CONNOR of nn ugly coolness In Edwards' voice. have known it I So that's tho game HANGING REAL ESTATE WE WILL BUY YOUR REAL "I worked for you only four years." they'vo been playing, Is It? That Is Scott Avenue Of All Kinds ESTATE IF YOUR PRICE "lluli I Tlint so? Funny I didn't why I have been driven hnlf crazy IS RIGHT South Amboy, N. J. FRANK NELSON Notary Public remember you," Mr, lircnt said ns ho for the last two years raising salaries LET US KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE put forth his hand. "Whtit department nnd raising snlnrles and never being 123 N, Broadway Telephone S. A. 256 157 Bordentown Avenue TO OFFER did you work luV" nblo to satisfy the demand. Phono 57S Telephone 674-W "I was bend of tho checking depart- 'That thief 1" Thomas Brent broke (.hint, across nil 1 road for 10% Income Guaranteed On All ment. 1 should any, Mr. IJrent, tlint It out as bo wheeled about the room, Proporty I Sell. EVERYTHING FOR THE WR1TEM WE SELL would bn a little nuocr that a mnn that burglar I Look here, Edwnrds, Many Attractive Properties For Sale could work for you for four yours and this prospective brother-in-law of RADIO, PLAYER PIANOS On Ensy Terms you not know lilm." yours la about as smart n kid us I havo JOHN C. THOM AND PIANOS "There's something to that," Mr. ever struck hi my life. He's given you Carpenter and Plumber —also— Brent answered with a little laugh. n high recommendation to me. I'm Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly Tuniui;and Kupalifimat liluht Prices HARRY FORGOTSON going to take, his word for It. Mrs. "To toll the truth, when I wns In HARRY PARKS Eft 288 Washington Ave. town I burled myself so much with Wllllnms," he turned to her, "Mr. Ed- Attended To 327 David Street Phone 109-M Telephone 282 the contract end of the business that wards nnd I are going to havo a few 246 BorHenlown Avenue I was forced to ulliiw my employees to plans to tnlk over. Do you mind If be taken enre of by Serottles. I've we go Into the pnrlor?" Telephone 402 been wondering the last week or so Whereupon Edwnrds, Bomewhnt mol- Office Supplies and ** •>«-? whether I did the right thing." lified by the fragmentary explanation Real Estate / Insurance GEORGE M. MORTENSON Offico Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 P. M. "I hardly think you did," Edwards which had comn in him, stepped for- FRANK WOGLOM JUSTICE OP THE PBACB EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT replied. There hnd not been a smile ward and the door closed behind thorn. Our Motto: Plumbing and on hla face since he entered tho houso. Mrs. Williams turned buck to her 197 Smith St. Perth DR. F. BURLEW Freck and Mra. Williams were staring dishwashing, while Freck reached "BOOST SOUTH AMBOY" Heating at him. outsldo the door nnd drugced In n Property nought, Hold unit Kxchnugod. DENTIST Freck stepped forward. "Mr. Drcnt Back of hard-shelled, damp, struggling GEO.A.ASHMEAD Monov l.onntd on llondnmi Mortuuige. Estimates Furnished on Request Ig tho man that wanted to soo you," objects. 116 N. Broadway PAINTER AND DECORATOR I'.FiinriH and Factory .HltenOurHpooliilty he said, "ilo wants you to help him "Land sakcsl What you got now?" J17 North Broadway 321 MAIN ST. Trust Co. Building out with «ornethln«." asked Mrs. Wllllnms. South Amboy, N, J. South Amboy Telephone 248 Edwards laughed a llttlo harshly. "Orawdads," Freck nnswerer! as he Estimate* Free- REUBEN FORGOTSON X-RAY GAS dragged them forth olio by one nnd "1 don't btllove I care to help Mr. City or Country South Aniboy, N. J. 1.22-4t Brent out with ,unythlng," placed them In a liirgo pan. "I thought Phone 6S3 So. Amboy Tel. 282 611 Washington Ave "Jim Edward*, what !» the matter mnvlio vou'd llko HOIIIU" 4-8-3 mot. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FMDAY, MAY 13, 1927 IN MEMORIAM I My beloved sister, Sarah E. Bran who departed this life, May 13, 192ti You Can Save on $ 1 A.00 When the evening shades are falling UNITED STATES TIRES AND TUBES FRIDAY CHAT And I am setting all alon$ In my heart there is a lomging : the Price of a New JL" By G. L. Guinand If you could come back home. ALL iiRSts^No SECONDS - Uieo Royal Cord Grey I saw her sufifer, I heard her sigh Tub.. GLENWOOD RANGE CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH With aching heart and weeping eyes. I saw her sinking hour by hour, 30x3% Reg. 46.60 $7.45 *1.50 Three hundred and twenty years I could not stop death's awful power 30x3% Oversize 7.40 8.75 ago today, May 13, 1607, first settle- ment of English speaking people es- 30x3 H_S. S. 8.40 10.95 You are safe in heaven's keeping, 31x4 : 10.60 13.75 2.05 tablished on the American continent. You are free from hurt and piin, This little fceprmninf?o f American his- When my duty on earth is finished 32x4 11.15 14.50 2.15 tory was cradled at Jamestown, Va. Then in Heaven I will meet you again 33x4 .. 11.75 15.25 2.25 This little colony was a stag affair, Loving Sister, S2x4% 15.20 19.75 2.60 all men, they numibered 105 persons Mrs. T. H. Johnson. and were; mostly broken down "gen- 33x4% : 15.80 2O.5O 2.70 tlemen" (whatever they may be) on- 34x4% 16.40 21.25 2.80 ly twenty were actually valuable from NOTICE 30x6 23.85 3.00 a pioneer standpoint—that is, the All persons concerned take notice, 33x5 1 _____19.30 26.85 3.30 kind of men to invade the wilderness. that the Subscriber, Executor, etc., od 35x5 : 20.55 28.85 3.55 Only twenty were agriculturist or me- Joseph Capner, deceased, intends tc chanics, only sixty of the original 105 exhibit its final account to the Or BALLOON TIRES survived before the first winter was phan's Court for the County of Mid- over. dlesex, on Friday, the twenty-seventh 29x4.40 ; 7.55 9.65 1.95 This colony was brought over from day of May, 1927, alt 10 A. M., in thi 29x4.76 9M5 12.25 2.1S England under the leadership of Cap- Term of April, 1927, for Settlement 30x4.75 9.85 12.75 2.30 tain John Smith. Smith was a soldier and allowance; the same being firs! 29x4.95 13.75 2.35 of fortune, of course, that means an audited and stated by the Surrogate adventurer. Smith was a brave, rest- 30x4.95 : 11.00 14.25 2.40 less, turbulent sort of a man, on the Dated April 21, 1927. 31x4.95 :_ 15.75 2.4S way over with the little colony he wasMIDDLESEX TITLE GUARANTEE ' AND TRUST COMPANY, 30x5.25 12.30 15.95 2.70 placed in irons and not released until 31x5.25 12.80 16.45 2.80 the voyage was over. He was the Executor. chap who was captured by Chief 4-22-5t 31x5.25 Extra Heavy 19.25 2.80 Powhatftan and saved by the chief's 30x6.77 , 14.45 18.78 3.20 charmini? daughter, Miss Pocahon- 30x5.77 Extra heavy ' 21.95 3.20 tas. History says that Smith was 22x5.77 . 20.75 3.40 sold as a slave in Turkey and escaped Easy Payment Terms Offered toy billing the man who had bought is * prescription for 32x5.77 Extra heavy , 23.95 3.40 33x5.77 Extra heavy 24.95 Turn in your old cook stove The Glenwood Mm—that wasn't so bad, because Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue whether coal, gas or oil. We'll allow they had shaved Smith's head and 32x6.00 , : 19.25 3.30 $10 for it on the purchase of a Glen- Insulated placed an iron dog collar around his Bilious Fever and Malaria 33x0.00 15.30 .19.90 3.50 wood range. $*.00 allowed on old ncclt and Smith just simply bumped hot plates. Oven his owner or would like to be owner It kills tha germs 33x0.00 Extra heavy 22.95 3.50 T off. 5-6-20t - 32x6.20' —.-•- 22.95 3.70 Tin's special sale of Glenwood Has Many Before we forget we would like to 32x6.20 Extra heavy 26.75 3.70 ranges offers a splendid chance to re- Advantages say that Miss Pocahontas married 33x0.20 __ .'. v 23.45 3.95 place your old stove with a new and Jorrrmv Kolfe, a young English plant- satisfactory range at an unusual ptire. It retains the hunt, Upon the payment of a small sum giving the maxi- er. They were married in the little mum of efficiency church around the corner at James- Other Pricei on Request down, experienced gas fitters will con- from the Baa used. town. nect the range you select to your It keeps the kitch- kitchen outlet free of charge. en cool. It bake* K was Captain John Smith who Q&eHOOVER evenly. It has pcr- gave New England its name, after he IIBBATS.,. . at It SWM» M II Chun Anderson's Garage fect ventilation. The Glenwood is so easy to cook The hoot is con- had explored the coast he made an trolled by the nven with that even a beginner can be sure regulator. excellent map. Smith did unques- of successful'results every time. It is tionable valuable service for Virgin- and Battery There la no IOHS of sturdily built, and made in accord- food flavors. Broil- ia, he was never a money grubber for ance with the rigid requirements of Ing Is odorlesi, he never received an inch of land Service the American Gas Association. smokeless!. ^ from the colony he had brought over from England. • I 204 So. Sterans ATO, Easy payment terms simplify the purchase of a Glenwood. No need Telephone 392 to pay in one or two large sums. s Public Payments may be extended s Service Batteries Called for and Delivered. twelve to eighteen months. O Electric and Gas Company. Fill in Coupon ' Please send me more in- ' formation on your special and Mail Glenwood range offer. ' PERTH AMBOY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Name ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR Street 8: No., City CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor Distributor: Johns-Manville Roofing Products PVBLIC^SERVICE 575 Sayre Avenue Perth Amboy Telephone 1249 FLORISTS BODY AND RADIATOR WORKS Telephone 684 P. A. ... _.». tiie spring How- G. & A. AUTO RADIATOR lers of the human race and their voic- Res. Phone 536-W Metuchen es at play are .the merriest music of & BODY WORKS the gladsome time erf the year. There Auto Radiators, Bodies and Fenders is no melancholy hour where children SMALL DOWN PAYMENT- WM. STRUVE & SONS A>1 Work Guaranteed iare, for they love the sunnyside of FLORISTS 206 New Brunswick Avenue THEN EASY TERMS Floral Designs a Specialty the road of life. He must be a ter-You buy «. Cleaner to save time. Why Perth Amboy rible grouch, yes, a man with the Greenhousei: 355 Laurie Street vgates of mercy shut, who would re- •not be aure you get the cleaner that Perth Amboy, N. J. Bus. Phone 2970 Res. Phone 275S fuse a smile to a winsome child. And •aves the moat. children know: They have a timid misgiving and thoir suspicion is near- ly always right, for they sense that something is hidden, but where thoy DOLAN BROS. MEMORIAL DAY TOURS love they trust. 130 N. Broadway To Boston, by automobile one way fare 45.00 While the "Big Fellow" wins ill, Ah, Round Trip Thousand Islands: including railroad, pullman, trip neighbor, sorely sirtforing ill, there •were many anxious inquiring friends around Islands. 2 full days at the hotel $44,00 who expressed genuine sympathy. To Providence, R. I „_ $3.80 Friends who arc legion, Friends in CAMPION'S T» Boston i $5,39 the humble pathways and Friends To Worcester, Mass. $5.36 HOW DOES YOUR MONEY GO? Wgh.'high up in the hills of success, CONFECTIONERY but there is one littlo friend who will To Bermuda, Round Trip ... _»70.00 (riover be forgotten, just n little mite To Niagara Falls: including railroad and pullman tickets, including of an unsophisticated child, an inno- Candy—Ice Cream—Soda Gorge Trip, 2 days at hotel . $42.00 Small sums spent or saved, mount cont little giirl. Any vacation trip from 2 days or longer arranged, including trans- One night after being in be WANTED TO SELL POPPIES Personal liberty takes Rs haU of THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN' tho road out of the center.—Ssu Any boy or girl, twelve years or Francisco Chronicle. 211-213 FIRST STREET (Near Broadway) over, who wquld like to sell poppies on Mayi.28th, please come to.see the The 1927 Wallpaper' books have PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Poppy Chairman, Mrs. John Cozzens, arrived. Thibault is the last word THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY 227 Bordentown avenue or phone in satisfying customers. Eagle Tea They're All Aces! SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. TEL. 4 357. Co., Phone 206, 136-138 So. Broad- A joint meeting- of the Legion and way. Adv. Auxiliary will be held on Monday, J. MELFORD ROLL, EDITOR May 16th (the regular Auxiliary DELICIOUS night) at the roo,ms on David street. A bog crowd is looked for; there will Subscription rates- In advance, zone? 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.00 be "eats and everything." COLD MEATS Entered in the Post Office at South Amboy, N. J. as second class matter. Advertise Is me Citizen. F. /R THE HOT WEATHER FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927 You will find our pure, ready to eat, WASHINGTON cold cut meats the ideal way to avoid CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS NOTES cooking and fixing in the Summer MEN'S CLUB HAS The Catholic Daughters of Ameri- or BALTIMORE heat. Just the thing for sandwiches ca last night decided to hold a large FjNE BANQUET card party in the K. of C. rooms on EXCURSION Come into our store—discard your old joker May 23cd, the proceeds to be dona- SUNDAY, MAY 15TH LEVINE'S DELICATESSEN Affair Held at Parish House Wednes- ted to the Mississippi River Mood and pick out an ace! day Night. sufferers. Miss iUodesta Kennedy Tickets good only on Good Fair The Second Annual Dinner oi the Bpcclul train leaving is chairman of the event and indica- Smith Amixiy Silt A. M. Groceries Charges Men's Cluo of (Jurist Ununch, held tions aru that the benetit affair will lloturnlng Ifcftvo Wash- in .the Parish House Wednesday night be a great success. Every member of ington 1.15 I'. M. Halt- 121 N. BROADWAY STRAW HATS $1.50 AND UP of this weeK, was a complete success lmore fj.-10 1\ M. the organization is requested to do- Clo»ed Saturdays Until 7 P. M. in every particular. The attendance nate a prize and tickets are to be on Eastern Standard Time Shewn was considerably larger tnan it was sale shortly. A handsome Bar Har- Open Sundays last year, tnere ueing nearly one hun- bor chair will be awarded the lucky dred persons present, including the one attending the affair. NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Deliveries Phone 653 ladies oi tit. Martha s UuiiU, whicn Annual banquet plans were discuss- organization had Uie dinner in ed at the meeting last night. The af- TENENBAUM'S MEN'S STORE charge. The menu, which was so ex- fair is to ibe held early in June at tho ceilenitly prepared and served in the Hotel Pines. Miss Modesta Kennedy 108 South Broadway Phone 511 most generous portions, 'consisted oi' will supervise the aiffair, assisted by vegetable ana snnmj: cocktail, rulish- Miss Bessie Manion. Dancing and live es, .roast beet", mas'ned potatoes, vaudeville ads arc additional attrac- duality Meats of stewed corn, rolls, a delicious fruit tions, it is urged that reservations salad, home made pies notice and be made at once. cigars. The next regular meeting, to be Killing and between courses, Air. held on Thursday, May 27th, is to l)c Y. J. NEBUS Herbert Oix' twelve piece orchestra featured by a covered dish social, VULCANIZING rendered a number oi well chosen held by request. Miss Ellen Bullimm selections in a most pleasing manner. is in charyo and has enguged out of We handle only first class quality goods in Among tne.ni several popular and old town talent for the entertainment. ' Repairs Guaranteed to Outlast the Tire time songs which were neartiiy sung At the regular weekly card party supplying our Customers with their MEAT and by the men. on next Monday evening, the follow- •Mr. Jas. D. Van Pelt, president of ing committee will serve. GROCERY needs. the Club, was toastmaster and j>er- •Mrs. Marguerite Kennuy, Mrs. An- d'onmed tne functions of the position na McGuire, Mrs. Susan McMuhon, Are you one of them? If not a trial will THE TIRE SERVICE CO. in his usual able .manner. In his open- Mrs. Messie Manion, Mrs. Kuliilia ing remarks he expressed nis apprec- Kelly, Mrs. Nellie McCarthy, Mrs. make you one of them. iation of the good attendance, and of Kegiiira. McG-overn, Mrs. Mollie Mc- 161 New Brunswick Ave. Perth Amboy all who were in any way responsible Donnell, Miss Catherine Tvlagle, Miss for arranging the dinner, and express- Mary Nickerson, Mrs. Mary Noble, Telephone 158 ed the hope that the Club would have a more successful year than eber be- IN NEED°OF HELP V.J. NEBUS fore and that the Third Annual Din- 236 Feltus St. Telephone 226 ner would be even bigger tnan the Tnesday night, police headquarters present one. He firsj called upon received word from the local hospital Free Delivery the ICector, the Kev. (Jhas. K Ken- that a sick male patient was out of nedy, who had offered the prayer of bed and wandering around the hos- Double S. & H. and Elk Stamps Given Saturdays grace at the beginning of tne meal, pital, refusing to go back to bed for a 'few introductory remarks. Hon. again. Roundsman McC'ormiick and Only Harold G. floilman was then called Officer Coughlin were designated to upon to say something ana ne cer- return the patient to slumberland. tainly did; giving a very interesting and entertaining speech. He was Reap fl folio-wed by Frederick M. P. Pearse, of lWetuchen, son of former rector, Rev. rl. M. iJ. hearse, who gave, as usual, a line strong address. Xne principal speaker ol the evening, the iiev. wamuel Steinmetz, Kector of OW St. Michael's 'Church, Trenton, N. J., was then introuueeci, who held Forced to Close Our Doors Forever! his hearers spell-Dound for nearly an hour. Beginning in a ratner numor- ous strain, he concluded with a won- PREJ derfully line, and interesting lecture. The Sensation of 1927 • The Uub was most fortunate in hav- ing Dr. bteininetz come to South Am- A wind up, close up and give up. A close out, sell out and wipe out. Small 'boy on this occasion as he is extre- mely busy and his time very valua- prices do great work., Our little prices are cutting a big figure. A sale that •ble. It is to be regretted that he did not have two or .three times as many has no rival. Here values stagger competition. , . p hearers as were actually present. The Hev. Northey Jones, of St. Peters Cihurch, Perth AmDoy, closed the evening with a few words of ap- A SALE THAT'S IN A 12,000 STOCK preciation and expressed the hope that affairs'of the kind should con- CLASS BY ITSELF TO TAKE THE COUNT If ever there was a really good investment in Real Estate you tinue to be held and that they should eventually extend beyond mere local Don't Confuse This Event A crisis Demanding Thought have it now in President Park Property, the Perth Amboy-Totten- parish iumts. Before dispersing, With the Ordinary Sale, for and Action. A Sale That Will ville Bridge being already under construction and an absolute Sowever, a most hearty vote ot thanks FREE! Prove a Benefit to Every Mem- This is Positively the Greatest, certainty, is paving the way for prosperity in every part of the >vas extended to the speakers, Mr. Grandest Stock of Shoes Ever ber of The Family Dix'a orchestra, and St. Martha's TO THE FIRST 100 County. What are you going to say after the bridge is complet- Guild. The guests of honor were the Placed on Sale in This City. A Value Giving Event ,Eev. Samuel Steinmetz, Trenton, the MAN OR LADY ed? Are you going to have the profits—or just the memories of •Key. W. Morthey Jones, .Perth Am- A VISIT WILL PROVE of Importance to an opportunity? "boy, the Hev. Albert P. Mack, Key- CUSTOMERS s'1 port, Hon. Harold Hoffman, this city IT. COME EARLY! Everybody and Mr. Frederick M. P. Pearse, of Entering the store Satur- ,'Motuchcn. LOTS ARE SELLING AS LOW AS BOY'S SHOES day, at 10 A. M. will re- MEN'S OXFORDS and THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS TERRACOTTAS Plan to be here and save. ceive ONE PAIR LA- SHOES Boy's Shoes—solid leather— DIES' SILK HOSE or Here is a world beater. Men's Sold in pairs. Fully restricted, and bear in mind with no I ALMOST WIN GAME all sizes Oxfords and Shoes in black) assessments for improvements, such as Water, Electricity, Graded $3.00 value From Copper Worker* La»t Saturday MEN'S SILK SOCKS— brown, calf or gunmetal leath- and Graveled Streets, Sidewalk, Curb and School Facilities. —Lo»t In 8th. ~ ABSOLUTELY FREE. ers, best values of the day. $1.85 Sale After pluying u bang up game for At Terms to Suit tlie Purchaser soven innings, tho South Amboy Ter- There are no strings at- Price $2.95 ra Cptta team trucked in the eighth tached to this offer. and lost to the Hiuitain Copper \V orks INFANT'S SHOES If you are looking for an ideal place to live, bring your fam- on ctho Copper Works diamond last Solid Leather MEN'S OXFORDS Saturday, May 7th. LADIES' PUMPS Values that stagger. Just what ily to Moron pitched iv fine game, hokl- $1.50 Value you want for dress wear. ing'tho Ingots to eight hits until the eighth when ii •puss,, a misjudged ball, A Splendid Saving. La- Value $7.00 PRESIDENT PARK an error and two hits netted the Cop- GIRL'S SNEAKS and dies Puirfps, odd lot, val- per Workers three runs. Uyan then See the homes we are offering the public. Compare the con- replaced Morun uml was greeted with PUMPS $3.95 u triiplt", scoring two runs and he then One lot—$1.95 Value S' $1-35 struction and prices- To the lot purchaser who desires to have a randc, a wild pitch which scored, tho Sale home built, we will finance and build for you at terms of $500.00 final run. When tho smoke cleared, WOMEN'S FOUR it was found ithe Copper Works had Price 85c BUCKLE ARCTICS cash at signing of contract; the balance at possibly less than your piled up six runs, making eleven in present rent. all. The Terra Cottu athletes started BOY'S SHOES and ?3.25 Value a rally in the ninth and scored two GIRL'S PUMPS and OXFORDS $1.75 runs, making the Anal score 11-5, OXFORDS Snip Price The work olTthe locals is improv- Black and Tan Look This Property Over and Convince Yourself ing steadily, they making nine hits, One lot of Girl's Pumps find $4.50 Value BOY'S CANA KEDS one a corking home run over the Oxfords, styles up to the minute You Oive It to Yourself and Family right field fence by Ryan in the sec- the ones that we have been sell- Rule Price - $2.45 SNEAKS ond scoring a man ahead of him. ing at $4.50 All sizes—$2.00 Vnluo Manager Htinnkcr was pleased with GIRL'S PUMPS and Sale Office on grounds. Our Salesmen will gladly explain to you, the way the locals showed up against the heavy hitting Cupper Workers OXFORDS Price 95c in" detail* < combine. He fouls the Terra C'obtn Z = $2.45 One Lot of Girl's Pumps and warriors are hitting their stride and If you have a Radio listen in on President Park Musical Hour now looks for big things. One Lot of GIRL'S Oxfords—-black, brown and MEN'S K Tomorrow, May lfith, at li:'J0 P. at Station WDWM on Sundays from 2 to 3. M., the Terra Cottu will stuck forces SHOES and PUMPSffl patent—-$3.50 value FELT SLIPPERS against the Cable Works nine at Sac- red Heart field here. The Cable Sizes 8V2 to 6 1 4.C $1.25 Workers lost an eleven inning go to $2.50 Value * "^^ Value tho DuPont team last Saturday, and $1.95 a win over this combine will give the Reinhardt & Kurowsky locals much prestige. A largo crowd Is expected to witness this encounter. REAL ESTATE OPERATORS 'The locals will have their strongest nine on tho field, lining up with Mo- ran and Joe Lnl.tR in the points; G. Cohen's JBoot §ho|& 145-A North Broadway Letts on first, Dick Letts on .second; Frazer short and Bill Ryan third j 112 Broadway (One Door From Henry St.) (Near C. R. R. Station) PHONE 874 2 with McCarthy, Manalter nnd P. Sha- PHONE 645 ro, Kaboski or Gats: patrolling tho outfield. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Page Fir, FRIDAY, / 27, 1927 Quick action will secure two fine DECORATION DAY PROGRAM WILL PROBATED EDWARD O'LEARY RE-ELECTED oti cn Bordentown Avenue above GIVEN AT SCHOOL NO. 2 PRESIDENT OF P. B. A. NO. 63 OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL hospital at a low price. F. S. Kabotki, The will of Daniel Callahan, who I * LOCAL 107 S. Pine Aevnue, Tel. So. Amboy Tha following exercises were held died at his home here on May 8th, 178. H by the pupils of Public School No. 2 was probated Wednesday morning by At a regular meeting of the Patrol- FOR RENT in connection with Decoration Day: SuTrffgatS Forman in New Bruns- men's Benevolent Association No. 63, Mrs. William J. O'Toole and daugh- \ "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean", wick. John Sutliff was named as of this city, held in the City Hall Plats and Apartments to Rent. ter Marjorie visited friends in Phil- Song by School. executor. Wednesday, Edward O'Leary was re- Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21. Everything is in readiness for the lipsburg on Sunday. "Our Own Red, White and Blue", The will was dated April 29, 1927, elected president. Other officers card party to be h&ld tonight in Pro- Robert Roloff. and was witnessed toy John A. Coan elected were: Louis Bloodgood, vice- dloti Mrs. Emil Koyen, of Perth Amboy, president; Anton Maliszewslri, treas- FOB RENT—Two story building, tieetion Tall. Mrs. E. S. Heston is "A Patriotic Boy", Willard Alcott. amd Bridget Murphy. The widow, chairlady. who was before her marriage Miss '^Memorial Day", Harry Trembly, Elizabeth Callahan, is to receive her urer; Patrick Coughlin, recording sec- 22x52 feet. Inquire A. M. Strusholm, Isabelle Alcott, of this city, is im- Bennie Springle, George SeJovcr, dower right in the estate and the retary; and John Stanton, financial 256 Bordentown Ave. b-tl-ai proving at the home of her mother at residue is to be divided between the secretary. Delegates to the conven- FOR RENT—5 room flat, all im- Freddy Friedman, of David street, Clarence Schira, Robert faelover, Olga is ill with tonsilitis. 191 Broadway, after undergoing a Lapchuck, Irene Saponznick, Anna children: Helen Asbardia, of New tion in Atlantic City in September are provements, located on Henry. °t. serious operation. Harris, Marie Bloodgood, Helen York City; Elizabeth, Mary, Charles, Vincent O'Connor and Louis Blood- Kent Reasonable. Aipply Alpines, Mr. John Connelly, of Augusta St., Grace. Daniel and William, of this city good. Pine Ave. Corner Henry St. 5-27-tf will spend the week end with friends The Casey Quintette rendered sev- "The Rat-a-tat Tat of the Drum", GARAGES FOB RENT—Separate in Atlantic City. eral vocal selections at the Empire James Coddington, John Natisch. Stalls and Locks, Electric Lights and Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday Violin Solo, Lillian Forgotson. Water. Wm. T. Hammell, 219 Se- Mrs. George Rutan, of Henry St., evenings,, during the benefit perfor- "Memorial Day," Millicent Strat- cond St., City. 5-27-4t enteirtained a numiber of friends at mantos of St. Mary's Parent Teachers ton, June Manhattan, Louise Weber, FOR RENT—5 Room House, on cards on Wednesday evening. Dainty Association. The quintette is com- Sophie Kwasnieski. David St. Apply Moiwghan's Meat refreshments were seirved. Mrs. Ru- posed of Aloysius Braney, Vincent "nl Camp", song, Donald Camp- Market, David St. Tel. 26. 5-20-lt tan 'proved herslelf a very pleasant Higgins, John Dooling, Leo and bell, Raymond Ploskonka, Natalie FOR RENT—Flat at 249 Cather- hostess. Roy Freeman. Reese, Rhoda Jaques, William Weber, ine street. Five rooms and bath. In- Alfred Johnson, Anna No'bock, Ella cuir« Oscar Mundy, 228 Bordentown Mrs. Mary Meinzer, of Broadway, A regular imoeting of the Knights Jensen, Yolando Nicorvo, Emilie Her- Ave. 6-ld-tl and Mrs. Louise Berlew, mother of of Columbus will be held im their bert, Doipthy Zimmerman. FOR RENT—Five Koom Bunga- Dr. Fountain Borlew, of this city, rooms on David street on Wednesday Flag Exercises, Eunicle Bowen, Vali- EXTRA HEAVY BATH TOWELS, colored bor- low. Rent Reasonable. Apply M. Al- will leave on Monday for Oakland, night. ta Guscott, Hoiibort Dix. pine, Pine Ave. & Henry St. 5-13-tf Calf., to visit Mrs. Meinzer's daugh- '^Blaek, Blue and Gray", Violet ders, size 22x44, Each 49c FOR RENT—Private Garages on ter, Mrs. Madeline Tariel They will The new statues on the lawn of St. Phillips, Sophie Ciol, Alice Ward. Bordentown Avenue near A. & P. travlel by way of the Southern Paci- Mary's church and school grounds '*Flags Upon the Graves", Adrian Store. Inquire M. Alpine, Pine Ave- fic Overland Route. They expect to have added considerably to the ap- Snyder, Andrew Hansell, Charles BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS, large size, nue and Henry St. 5-13-tf return about the last week in August. pearance of the grounds. Relvfuss, FOR RENT—Two apartments, first Miss Rae Duggan and Master Vin- "In Flanders Fields," Fred Rose. Each 25c and second floor, 7 rooms and bath, Captain Joseph Carroll of Second "'Scatter the Flowers", Gladys each apartment, all improvements. cent Buck, of New York City, visited street, who has been confined to his Brown, Margaret Hardy, Eleanor Inquire Domzal's Bakery, 131 North relatives on Pine avienue over the home for some time following a ser- Hart. BLEACHED SEAMLESS SHEETS 81x90 at....$l Broadway. .%1£ week end. ious operation, is again able to lie "Patriots," song, Fifth Grades. FOR RENT—Garage. Inquire 227 St "Flowers for the Soldiers", Mabel B 6 The Red Bank High School Senior John St. . . " -« .lass will-hold tihs'ir annual Recep- Ellison, Anna Noboick, lolundo Nicor- FOR RENT—Why live in an apart- Joseph Claffy, of Bordentown ave- vo. 45 Inch BLEACHED PILLOW CASE MUSLIN, tion and Dance ait the High School nue, enjoyed a performance of the ment, -when you can rent a house for John Powers, of this city, «nd his "A Patriotic Croekl", David Schul- per yard 29c the same money? House 6 rooms & popular musical comedy "Rio Rita" man. Auditorium on M'onday, May 81. in New York recently. bath, all improvements, on David st., Society iSyricopators will furnish the "Upon Memorial Day", Howard between Broadway and Stevens ave. music for dancing. Libtell, Donald Campbell, Joseph Inquire Wm. H. Parisem, 105 No. The property of George Gundrim Bowman. 72 Inch BLEACHED SHEETING, per yard .... 42c Broadway. 5"6-tf This Nut Social Club will hold their Jr. on Fourth .street has been im- "Blue and Gray', Harold Ellving- FOR RENT—Flat, 5 rooms, • all annual outing and clam bake on proved the past week with the nddi er, Charles Hamilton. improvements. Inquire 230 John Saturday, May 20th at Roberts tion of new shrubbery. ' "America", by Hie school. 36 Inch UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, per yard ....12c g£ 4-29-ti rossing. Tickets invay be procured FOR RENT—Flat, 4 rooms and from Club "members. bath at 528 Henry St. Inquire 528 MISSES YELLOW SLICKERS, sizes 14 to 20 Henry St. Tel. 258-W. 4-8-tf John Powers, of Pino avenue, was £ IF YOU WIN FOR RENT—Two houses, one on a 1/ong Branch business visitor on $5.00 Augusta street and one on Rosewell Tuesday evening. street. Inquire Mrs. Worthing, 212 By W. R. MOREHOUSE Stevens Ave. 2-4-tf Mrs. Wm. Ryan has ibcen appointed Public Relations Commission, American Bankers Associption MISSES RED OR GREEN SLICKERS, sizes 16- FOR RENT:—Modern flat, 5 rooms ehah'lady for .a card party to (be hold (This <» uti« o/ u series ol articles exposing the wiles ol sharpen who am alter all improvements. Inquire P. J. Mon- in Welsh's Hall on Friday livening, your monoy.) 18-20™ $5.75 aham, 218 David Street. June 10th. under the auspices of the FOR RENT—Five room apartment Ladiea Auxiliary to the Brotherhood T7VERY person who takes part in one of the many fake real with all improvements at 262 John of Railroad Trainmen. 1-J estate raffles that are going on wins because there are no St. Inquire J. Arthur Applegate, losers regardless of the numbers they hold. The numbers, in YOUTH'S YELLOW SLICKERS $4.50 363 Division St., Perth Amboy. Mrs James Manhattan, of Beirgen fact, are only the bait to entice people into 11-5-ti Hill, is Improving nicely from her f * the scheme. The raffles are what might be FOR RENT—Flat, 5 rooms, bath, recent operation, performed at the BOY'S BLACK OR TAN OXFORDS $3.50 local hospital. termed "come-on" traps to catch investors. all improvements. Has just been re- If you have ever tried your luck with a real decorated. Trolleys and buses pass Thte Holy Name Society of St. by door. Rent reasonable. Inquire Mairy's Parish will hold a huge card estate raffle you doubtless felt like giving The Official Boy Scout Uniforms are for sale only J. L. Bundesen, 339 Main St. 9-10-tf party on St. Mary's School Court on three cheers when advised that you had Monday evening, May 31st. won, not knowing that in winning you had at our store. FOR SALE taken your first step toward being caught Miss Madle Lucitt, of Augusta st., in the trap. You were momentarily over- The Official BOY SCOUT HIKING SHOE ..$5.00 FOR SALE—.Bordentown avenue, entertained relatives from New York come with joy over your success which look- 13 room brick building, garage for lity over the week end. one car, lot about 40x100 feet. Price ed to you like the "luck of a lifetime." and terms very attractive. Charles L. Mr. and Mrs. George Kendall, of Puffed over your good fortune, you The Official BOY SCOUT OXFORDS $5.00 Steuerwald, 216 Bordentown ave. It Church street, have 'moved to New- York City. The Kendall home has hastened out to inspect your newly acquir- FOR SALE been Fold to Mrs. J. Ryan, of Stock- ed piece of property. A high-pressure sales- Shaker Knit Slip-Over Sweaters, greatly reduced in ton street, who is having extensive man representing the syndicate that was New 5 room bungalow; all improve- improvements made at this time. price—all colors. ments. Price $5500. "siving" you the lot walked by your side. Seven room house; all improve- After a tiresome trjp through an undesir- ments; plot 100x100. Price $7000. Mrs. Albin Vandusen and neico, able district the salesman pointed out your Two family dwelling; 1 car gar- Miss Eleanor Jaque-* of David st.. new reai estate holdings,—a narrow, shal- age; yearly rental $750; a profitable are spending some time in Toronto. D MODPHOURF ven, and with no investment at $7000,. low lot| unimproved> une Six room house; .plot over 4 lots; Mr. and Mrs James,Harfcms, of conveniences such as water, sewer, gas and electricity. Not a bargain at $4000. , First street, are the proud parents of even graded streets or sidewalks. Not worth its taxes! Also many other now homes in dif- a ba'by boy, born Wednesday evening Feltu.s and Washington Sts. Phone 112 at the South Amboy Hospital. Before you were fully awake to the fact that you had been ferent Tarts of city. Prices range up tricked your attention was directed • to $8000. Miss Car.malita Lucitt, of St. Eliz- away from the unattractive landscape salesman as to the valua of the S950 Home sites in all iparts of city at before you to another picture. You lot and his assurance that it must prices to fit every pocketbook. abeth's College, Convent Station, N. J., has returned to her studies after were shown another lot, ideal in Its double and treble in value, and would Bay View Manor—Desirably lo- enjoying; a short vacation with her location with all modern conveniences pay over the additional S700—to secure cated lota at low prices. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lucitl soon to be Installed, and told that If lots worth less than half ttte price they Laurence Harbor—Lots along o,f Fourth street. the lot you drew In the ralue was not paid for them! The few who w'ould high-way; opportunity for a real in- entirely satisfactory you would be al- Insist on receiving title to the lot won vestment. Councilman and Mrs. John Connors lowed a credit of 5250 for It on one of In the fake raffle would soon be si- Cliffwood Beach, Country Crab :>f John street are the happy parents the more desirable lots being sold "to lenced by the statement that It would section—several desirable lots; prices of a baby boy born on Tuesday even- a few selected people as a special In- Borak's Meat Market reasonable. ing. ducement and for a short time only,' Terms Arranged at tue bedrock price of S'JuO. You F. S. KABOSK1 FOR SALE wers urged to take advantage of REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE your further good fortune at being Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday 107 S. Pine Avenue FOR SALE—Will sell a small Gro- thus selected and to seize the South Amboy viory S/tore, established trade; profits chance to buy one of these special- Telephone 178 S10.00 to $20.00 per day. Rent ONE ly pi iced lots. LEGS OF LAMB, lb 35c 3 cans of Cream 29c DOLLAR PER MONTH. Peter J. MISCELLANEOUS Coakley, 239 George St., Phone BACON, % Strip, lb 22e Fresh Jersey Ham, whl 28He 406-JH. • FOR SALE—One white (single) FOR SALE enamel bed, spring and mattress. 2 family house, 5 rooms each apart- VEAL CUTLETS, lb 40c Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. .__17c First olass condition. Inquire 210 ment. Part improvements, Lot 40x •Church St. 5-C-tf 100, $3,900.00. 4 lbs. New Potatoes _25c Fink's Fresh Smoked Ham,..29c MONEY TO LOAN on bond and 7 room house, newly shingled, part mortcraKo in KWD of $100, $20n, ?300 improvements. Lot 50x100, $5,500. $400, $500 and up to $10,000. Office 2 family house, 15 rooms, part Im- ROASTING CHICKEN, lb. 25c . GELATINE, Pkg. ,10c hours from 8:20 n. m. to 8:20 p. m. provements. Lot 25x100. Priced for Wednesdays and Snturdnys from quick sale at $4,500.00. ASPARAGUS, 2 cans, 25c MIXED CAKES, lb. _25C 8:20 a. m. to 0 p. m. Inquire John A. Lovely, Trust Company Building Small grocery business with great possibilities. Including building, the Lge. TOILET PAPER, 4 for25c Catsup, 2 bottles 25c stock and fixtures, $2,500.00. FEMALE HELP WANTEH 8 room house, best section of Main CHOPPED BEEF, lb. 15c ROUND STEAK, ehopped._.32c St. Lot GGxl50. Bath, heat, gns- LADIES who can do plnii home nEC A very desirable location Ljrc. Can Tomatoes, 2 for _.30c VEAL STEW, pound ...15c sewing and want .profitable spare wncr will take mortgage. tirno work. Send stumped addressed Butcher Business in rorarby town, RIBROAST, per pound 22c BUTTER, pound _45c envelope for 'particulars, tilendale averaging over soven hundred week- Co., Pubmarn Station, N. Y. 6-2'.-!t ly. A money mtoker. VEAL, all meat, per lb. ...24c RICE, 3 pounds, 18c G room house, all improvements, METHODIST paved street. Lot fifty by one hund- POT ROAST, all meat 22o LEGS VEAL, pound Tsc PROTESTANT CHURCH red, 2 enr garage. A fine home' at $7500. Rev. Geo. H. Nnylor, Pastor CUCUMBERS, each only -...5c FRESH SPINACH, 3 lbs 25c Sunday, May 29, 1927 Now seven room house, all im- provements, two lots. $8200. 11:45 A. M. Sunday School Mr. RUMP CORNED BEEF, lb. 20c Howard Bloodgood, Supt. Lesson Four lots on Elm St, close to Wash- Large ORANGES, doz. 35c theme, "Peter Undaunted by Persecu- ington St. Water, sewers, gas. $700 tion." each. DRY SALT PORK, lb. 22c Shoulder VEAL, pound 20c 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship. 8 room house porbin St., all im- Sermon subject "Speaking for provements. Lot 50x100, $8000. "I've won a EAGLE MILK, enn ._... 15c GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for 25c Christ." Two family house, 5 rooms and building lot." 7:30 P. M. Evenins Service. Spe- bath each apartment, 2 lots, grarage. ROAST VEAL, lb. 23c ONION SETS, 2 pounds 15c cial Memorial Day Service. Sermon John St. $7000. bo delivered to them upon payment ot BUlbject "The Meaning of Memorial 8 room house, all improvements, 4 "Think of It!" exclaimed tlio lush- CHUCK STEAK, lb.... 22c Now Sour Krout, 3 lbs.. 25c Day". Special singing and Painto- ts. Upper Main St. ?7000. pressure salesman. "It will talio only certuin expenses In connection with tni'ne "America". 8 room house on Second St. Lot the transfer, which, liowovor, would 5700 cash (is we arc wllllus to allow Chuck Pot Ronst, lb..._. 20c PORK LOIN, rib ends, lb..... 27c Wednesday, Juno 1st: 4 P. M Jr. 50x145. Garage. All improvements. you a credit of S260I" oxcoed tha actual vnluo of the prize C. E. 7:30 I'. M. Prayier Meeting. $8500. lot. Where You Begin to Lose Thursday, Juno 2nd: 7:30 P. M. Lots in Campbell Terrace, $350 Thoro Is nothing to bo gained In par- RUMP VEAL, -pound - 25c ASTOR COFFEE, can 45c OhoilT Rehearsal. id up, easy terms. Perhaps, as you stood there, you ticipating 111 l'liku renl ostato rallies. Puiblic made welcome at all ser- Two of the finest lots on Bordon- boguu to auspuct that other "wliinurs" There nro plenty of logltlmulo snles. Pinto Corn Bocf, lb. 8c Louse Fresh Snusnge, lb. 30c vices. ; suJjSl to,.\vn Ave. running through to Gabh- hud conio to vlow the sumo lot you Raffles UHiiully nro only bait used to rine St. Just off Stevens Ave. had won. If you reached the coiiclu- LAMJI CHOPS, lb 35c The Apex Service Cn. has liecn se- Two plots on Prospect St. All im- trap you. Of cotnm-, you win, yut In Blon Hint It was IICIUK repeatedly used winning you lose If you go through lected by the National Automobile provements. One iplnt 00x100, $550 £O_RN_FLAJCES, j, 7c Service 'corporation as their, roprp- Ono plot tlfixlOO, $500, as "bull" you wero rltslit. i'ou renl with It. Hoforo drawing your money I)X Bunfcatrves in this acctimi for servici Lots In Bay View Manor. lzeil Unit after nil thorn In iiullilnts frco out of your auvlnga account to go Into Box Washing Powder 20c BABY c'inCK~FBED,i_lb,, Sc to its moimihot'shi'i). Fi'ce towing F>ats and apurbments to rent. about mi-ualliMl froi; tlilinia. Hill others, a ronl wsUte Bchemu consult your bank- two cent saving on onch gallon of JOHNSON unfortunately IUBB suspicious than or or a Uettor Business Dureau to find 122 North Broadway Telephone 261 Bfis and five cents on cmeli qunrt of Renl Eitato you, would bo liupruanoU by the glow- out whether It 1B a boua lido plan. oil, arc only some ,e>f the mrtny fine 324 Main Street lag etatemouts ol tlio hlgh-iirossuro Spend time to nave money I features nf this orirmnilsiation. South Amboy ^ THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1927 Cornelius Ryan, of Main street, en- NOTICE OF South Amboy, Middlesx county, thence-(3) southerly along tho center tertained relatives from Brooklyn at REGISTRATION, PRIMARY ELEC- New Jersey on line of Feltus street to the center PACIFIC COAST GETS his home on Sunday. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927 line of Main street; thence (4) east- ^IMECHAMCSVILLE TION AND GENERAL ELECTION between the hours of six o'clock in erly along the center line of 'Main Notice of Registration and Primary the morning and seven o'clock in the street to the center line of Thomp- Councilman and Mrs. Richard Neil- NEW TELEPHONE LINK and General Election in and for theevening (Standard Time) for the son street; thence (5) southerly topp, of Raritan street, recently vis- PLUMBING City of South Amboy, Middlesex purpose of electing along the' center line of Thompson ited at their summer home in Point County, New Jersey. ONE—State Senator from Middle- street to the northerly line of Block Pleasant. Direct Circuits to Seattle and —and—— Notice is hereby given that the sex County. | Wty-one; thence (6) easterly along Calgary Now Provide Fast Boards of Registry amd Election of THREE—Members of the General the northerly line of Block fifty-one Relatives from Staten Island visit- HEATING each of the Election Districts in the Assembly. to the center line of Second street; ed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurow- Service. City of South Amiboy, Middlesex ONE—Coroner. thence (7) easterly along the center 6ky on Raritan street Sunday even- County, New Jersey, will meet at ONE—Surrogate. line of Second street to thei easterly ing. SUPPLIES their respective polling places on TWO—Members of the Board of extremity of Second street; thence A new transcontinental telephone TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927 Chosen Freeholders. (8) by the same course produced in Mrs. John Proctor of Alpine St. between the hours of 7 o'clock in the line providing direct circuits between Pyrex Ware— And the following city offices: a straight line t othe fshore of the is again able to be about after being Seattle, Chicago and the east has been morning and 9 o'clock in the evening 1ST WARD- Kantan *s.ay; theneu ( j) northerly confined to her home witii illness. Wear Ever Aluminum (Standard Tim FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 NEW RADIO STORE I >& ON BROADWAY NOW The Johnson, Oliver and Nilson LEGIONISMS Battery Service Company, who BY "DUTY WILD" been located on Augusta street for Approximately 150 persons were the past three months, have moved present at the Hallowe'en Party held into the McCloud building on Broad- Wouldn't It Be Fine way, where they have opened an up at the post rooms on Monday even- to date radio store and they are in- ing, enjoying themselves throughout —if your furnace would attend to itself? *ifche evening with song and dance. ,viting their many friends to call in -NEW.- and look the new store over. Radio The Ladies Auxiliary assisted in an sets and supplies of all kinds are be- —if you could leave the house for the day and find able manner in making the aflair t/ha ing sold, in connection with the bat- social success it proved to be. Itery service. it as warm as toast on returning? Mike Stults, the. loudest and most frequent speaker in the past, has a SACRED HEART PARENT —if you didn't have to run up and down stairs fix- method all his own of telling what TEACHERS TO MEET, be -wants to say. He really says but The Sacred Heart Parent Teachers ing the draughts? little but it takes ihim a long time be- SHOE STORE Association will hold a meeting on' cause; first he tells his audience what Friday evening, Nov. 4 at 8:00 P. M.' —if you could wake up in the morning and find foe is going to tell them, then he tellsPlans will be made for the annual —AT— them what he has to say and then in bazaar to be held on Thanksgiving at the house at just 70 degrees. conclusion he tells them what he hasthe Sacred Heart AuditoTium. AH; just told them and putting it all to-members are requested to attend the gether, it makes a long speeoh. meeting. —if you had only half the weight of ashes to dis- A war record of which any male BOYCE'S PONTtAC TRUCK 117 N. Broadway pose of? Veteran of the World War might be, SMASHED AT NEWARK proud is posscsspd'by Mrs. Irene Mo; —«— —if the coal ntan would charge you only half what intyre Walbriilge, of Peterboro, New, The new Pontaic truck of the Boyce Hampshire,, recently elected National Radio and Battery Service was badly he charges you now? President'of the Auxiliary at the damaged in an accident at Newark on iParisjConvention. ! Monday afternoon. The truck w;n Stupendous Values in .Hpon the entry of the U. S. 'into beting driven by William Hasslachor, This may seem to you a dream but ^e war, she immediately 'became |and at the tpajfijc 3jgnal at the cur- ** identified with the Salvation Army| ner of Broad and Chestnut streets, it • 4nd conducted huts for that organiza- crashed into a Ford truck belonging Shoe Bargains Here! t'son under heavy shell fire on four to the Public Service Railway Com- THERMOSAVE ironts. • pany, which had stopped at the dan- At the conclusion of the war, after gc,r sjjjnal. Da-mage to tho Pontaic will make this dream come true an interval of campaigning and Ice- amounted to about $150. a'nd it is turing for patriotic purposes, shenow beinff re,pajre,i |jy trie Pon'.aic Thermomve is a system of heat production and control which married Robert Walbndge, of Peter- agency in South River See for yourself—don't take our word for it may bo applied to any coal-burning system—hot water, steam or Iboro, New Hampshire, a former ma- n '— bat air—without any change of grates, and Buckwheat coal, which ehine gun lieutenant in the 2Ct"""h Div"' - ACCIDENT ON PINE AVENUE costs only half the price of larger sizes of anthracite, is the fuel ision. about the money you can save by buying here. used. Buckwheat, always, obtainable, always cheap, contains as During her leadership as President The cars of Edwin Emmona, ofj much heat as any other coal and when burned by the Thermosave of the New Hampshire unit, she trnv-j Henry street, this city, and Thomas' svstem produces more heat than the larger sixes. filed over 20,000 imiles in the interest McLaren, of Belleville, N. J., coll'id-j *f the organization, established per- ed on Pine, avenue shortly after one Si Thermosave regulates the temperature of your home at any tmanent headquarters with a salaried o'clock Tuesday morning, resulting in | or all the time; and all you have to do is fill the firebox and oc-1 secretary and personally supervised Iboth enrs being badly damaKed. Em- casionntly remove the ashes. Any woman or child can operate,' a unique membership campaign which mons made a charge of rocklesH driv- it. the draught regulation is entirely automatic. And you use no lesulted i n a 50 per cent/ increase ing against the Belleville man and o more buckwheat coal than you do the larger sizes at twice the cost. in Auxiliary mernibership in the state.' summons was issued to appear in —"— . court on Wednosdny night. However, A small electric motor which consumes no more current than A resolution was adopted at tho ] t both parties decided to settle I an electric light and which runs only as occasion for more heat a er on 1 iSS?! tost convention providing for a per- tne matter among themselves and no demands, drives a blower, which is applied under the grate. The manent memorial building and Legion hearing was iheld. motor is dust proof, so is the fire box, tightly sealed. To regulate Headquarters in the ciby of Paris. <>——. this little motor so that it will run only when the necessity for If possible, the building will be CARD OF THANKS h<.>at requires, there is a thermostatic control. When the house erected upon the site where the meet- —•>— temperature drops, it starts the motor and up comes the fire, when ing which resulted in the forming of We wish to express our the house is warm, it shuts off the motor and the fire cools. *foe organization was held, a few days thanks bo friends, neighbors and1 after trie close of the war. I relatives for kindness and sympathy There is an installation of Thermosave in South Amboy and —°— i shown us during the bercave-mont of that is giving every satisfaction. We will be glad to show and We have personally investigated our Mother. Also wish to thank demonstrate it to anybody. rumors why Ed Doutas, the tailor, Rev. G. W. McComlbo, Mr. Garretson, (has not been in attendance, at meet Pall Bearers, Col. M. II. Keippel,I For the home using less than 15 tons of coal per heating sea- dngs for the past two months and find Daughters of Liberty, Friendship son, the price is only $145; between IS and 25 ton consumption •tijat when absent it is usually a press- Council and Ladies of Golden Eagle., the device costs $170; and for the plant of 40 ton consumption, ing engagement that keeps him away, also Dr. E. H. Eulner. the installation costs $195.00. —°— , ! Miss Mae Coivvptoti, daughter. Let us tell you how Thermosave will save you money, sare An amendment to the bylaws, the Mr-- . Charles Compton, son. you labor, guarantee you home comfort, simple operation, safe first since their drawing up is in the and sure and clean and comfortable. (process of adoption at the local post. KEEP YOUR.CAR CLEAN In accordance with the custom re- By Erwin Greer centl, y adopted b.y the state body. as The lasb two or three years have •well as a number of individual posts brought a very rerrtarkablg develop- •throughout the state, the annual elec- ment in American tody building. The. iion of officers will be held in the mechanism of- th« modern motor ear HOWARD D. LITTELL cfall, so that the newly elected_ offi- ,has reached an approximate degree .cers will be able to take office at of perfection, leaving the manufac-! Telephone 10 David St., South Amboy the beginning1 of the fiscal year, which turers free to devote more time to j YOUR FAMILY is October first. (increase the attractiveness of the i —°— . I vehicle. The present-day American < look to you for support financially and The committee appointed some car as it leaves the factory is really • time ago to arrange for a play to be a thLng of beauty with the highy pol- staged during the coming winter isneQ surfaces and shiny metal. Na- every protection that can possibly be imontihs is busy with fche work and ex- turally this has induced the owner to! jiects to hold the first rehearsals some- take moro pricie, ;n keeping up the I given. time during the early part of Decem- appearance of the gasoline steed. The! Iber. : result is that cleaning methods and ! - . „ , " , . , ., equipment have greatly advanced! Provide for any contingency the Louis Rosenberg, chairman of the 0VM. those of a few s ba(.k> Call Up 356 and Order Chicken Dinners at $1.00 'Armistice Day Dance is daily receiv- The mosb recent t of bo(] j. l future may bring. Make your will and ong reports on bhe sale of tickets for ish js ^ whkh is s prayed on lhe Per Person •the affair. surface with a large sprayer. In us- j name this strong, experienced Bank as IV—— jng yj[s polish the body must first A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE OCTOBER HONOR ROLL be thoroughly cleaned with water, i executor. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1 ;I,f the bodv surfaces are merely dusty j Fourt•h: Grade: Stephen Dobrcnski, I tne polisbe h mayof bf ewith spraye, a clead onn clothand. II AMERICAN HOUSE •Willard lUaeheski, Kobci-t Uhlwm (Formerly Broadway Restaurant) J ha u,, 118 SOUTH BROADWAY SOUTH AMBOY Dorothy L Boris'. Washing the car is not the casual aen, Best Food at Reasonable Prices #washe sd immediatel5srry afte r issnIt has bee;n dirty. If mud is allowed to remain Private Dining Room for Parties Fourti Grade- Anno on the. varnisned surface more than a day it is difficult to eradicate it. nooivis (WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD) TABLE BOARD " Eleanor I*'or tim washing plain water should bu used, neither too hot. nor too FIRST NATIONAL BANK ciu Dullbii, Doris U-eant, Norma John- cold, about lit) deg, F., being the aon, Marion Buwnuiii, M'ury M'ohr- proper tumpuraturc. A large apongu Inndur, MiirLin l'ibcrle, Eugene Hulse, SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. Home Made Pies and Cakes For Sale Kiel Jiiiiinsou, I'jdinuiul Liisiewlcki, in clear water and Preston Litwruncc, Jonas Lelts, Louis utjiunst the surf uce so that, thu water !i!?li5==l"===Is=!l===s==S5====I=?i Nelson, Ernest Kuad, Kdwanl Van. brickies down is best. Never turn a derlioof. stream of wuter at high pressure- on Clam Chowder, Oysters and Italian Spaghetti Third Crude: l'nsqunliiio Colucci, the body This will grind thick par- Frederick Hoover, Krancis Joscack, ticles of sanil and otner grit into toe or Full Dinners to Take Out Robert Muxfieltl, William Maxfiold, varnish to the detriment of the fin- Edward MiitUloun, John Probasco, ish. The idea if to float the mud or Burton Robinson, liennie Springle, dirt oil tht surface. OTiarlotte' Grover, Margaret llemp- Soap should never be used on the CATERING AND PARTIES SOLICITED iitroot, Gruco Morgan, Mnrie Kcnder, bouy except lor removing grease or' Violet l&tainkiewicss. oil spots. A small piece of soft cloth i Third Grade: John Dowling, Thom- wu'U covered with castile soap suds,' as Plzzillo, liollin Kathbun, Freder- serves very well to remove, grease! ick Roggc, Hei'bert Showers, Alfred from the panels. The hood should, South Amboy, Mechanicsville, Morgan and Zk'gler, Marion Anderson, Marjorie never bo washed while it is hot, as Brannin, Mary Duliba, Ancca Henry, tnis will result in discoloration. In' Phyllis Mucholl, Shirley Nehrkorn, the radiator sond a stream' Laurence Harbor Mnry Rogun, Doris Thomas. Second Grade: Mulford Bunting, the front, to keep moisture out of X duality Meats of George Lo-ftus, Theodore Lounsbury, ine mechanism. A Ton. $2.75 1 Ton Charles Null, Raymond Post, Robert In drying the body u clean chamois Protasco, Billy Kichinonci, Angclo skin should be used rubbing being % Ton $5.00 5 Tons or over....49.00 Senupe, Albert Sorrcntino, John done in straight lines. If spots of Ziiolo, Joseph Pobasiewicz, Charles tar or road oil are found on the body, Doibranskl, Jennie Bloodgood, Rut/h it is best to treat them with salt, Y. J. NEBUS butter or kerosene, Tho butter soft- NAVICOAL CORPORATION Justice, Mnude McGrackcn, Naomi ens the deposit so that iam y be wip- 305 State St, Phone P. A. 2781 Perth Amboy, N. J. FULL WETGHT AND FULL VALUE Second Grade: Hilly Berry, Joseph td off easily. Kerosone should ba Colucci, Andrew Dobrnnskl, MWvin ivpplied locally and wiped off within It makes a big lol of difference, if when you are buying Geant, -Edward Koefor, Raymond a minute. Mundy, Ruth Berlew, Louise Bueh imnnci meats, you get full weight and full vnlue. We guarantee you lev, Betty Housel, Rutti lealey, Lill- Imperfect Rubber Goods Mttiafaction with both weight and value when you trad* here and ian Jolinson, Jcon Mac iJoniul, Aug- usta Mchrunder, Meredith Niobank, Mirny were the trnuhlw Unit iMirly j»et your moneys worth. Knthryn Onley, Marllynn Scofield nniil'iictni'i'rs (if niblicr (,'oinls oxpi'rl- First .Grade: Edward Borne, John ni'cminl of IIIR iifojicusity of M. J. SCULLY We Can Supply You At Any Time Connors, Thodu Connors, Robert rubber (i cxpnnil inn] Hintnict with Francos Heath, Andrew Humphrey, tlio IWMI Kiinlcl U'fliHii'r, who WIIH FUNERAL DIRECTOR lowling, Jean Good, Milton Hammoll, Mr. f!(u •dypur's ciiiiiiHi'l In his pnlcnt entrlco Letts, Janice House, Corn luimnrmisly rcfiTrcd In II V. J. NEBUS ;uino, Clifford Shuekleton, Seth <''f>i of Inillti ruhlicr he IDU'R Office and Residence: 316 George Street 236 FeltuB St. Telephone 226 • Znndt. owiu' Standard Cunningham Tubes, for three days only, $1.49 ea. OR air ost a quarter of a century, F Buicks have been making good wherever power counts most. The New Crosley Bandbox, So that now, when the task to be less accessories, $55.00. accomplished is difficult—when stam- ina, dependability and unfailing Other Bargains In Decks of the big transatlantic Huers'nre tlie inspiration of the first ultra-modern street of Purls, the Hue Mullet- Stevens, built by and numed after the brilliant young French architect who liendu a new school of designers of power are essential — the advice of Instruments buildings. The entire street is built in white cement. those who know is, "Buy a Buick!" Drive a Buick for 1928 today and 107 N. BROADWAY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 OWNER OF PROPERTY DAMAGED BY FIRE TO DETERMINE CAUSE know the reason for this preference. —«— Samuel Spielman, of Brooklyn, sur- Sedans tl 195 to 11995 Coupes H195 to »1850 ONK-DAT PLEASURE OUTING MECHANICSYILLE veyed the damago done his property Sport Models tl 195 to'1525 —ii— by the firo early Tuesday morning ut —TO- The unsafe practice of children of AllprUnf.f. k. TUnl, Mifb., |>»ni MUDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 the auspices of the Community Church. OPOPRTUNITIES FOR ALL All officers and members of Good Samaritan Temple, .v^. •>, I'yUiian TO LOCAL COUNCIL FOR RENT bisters, are requested to be present For Resumption Of Garbage CoIlec- Monday evening, Nov.- .'th, ;>* bus!- tions Twice Weekly No. of Pine Av. McCloud's Meat Market ness of importance is t:i he tran^ac- ,. ... "~° Flats and Apartments to Rent. Miss Anna R. O'Connor, together! ted. About thirty property owners were Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21. with I>r -nd Airs L Branee of Dealt signers of a petition read at the 3-18-tf attended "the "Princeton-William and The Sacred Heart Senior Club will Council meeting Tuesday night rc- FOR RENT—Flat. Inquire P. FMar. y football gam at ffi Sat-! hold a dance in Sacred Heart Audi- questing a resumption'of the twice* SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY mtt nrrfav and the dinner dance at the torium on Tuesday everting, Novem- week collection of garbage in this Kenah, 128 N. Broadway. }}'\ uiddy and toe dmntr dance at, UKQ. ^ g s g themselves FOR RENT:—Garage at 153 Au- Country Uolt WUD aat ^ resMentg of the section «north of gusta street. Inquire Mollie Salmon, urday night. A masquerade da'nee will be held Pine avenue" and urged that the Butter, Brookfield or Cloverbloom, lb.— 55c c/o John A. Coan's office, Post Of- 10 28 f Mr. Edmund Morris of Montclair at Sacred Heart Auditorium on Mon- practice abandoned some weeks ago •fice Bldg., City. / d was the wtek end guest of Mr. and day evening under the auspices of the as an economy measure, be resumed FOR RENT—Houses and Apart- Mrs. E. J. O'Connor of Broadway. St. Cecelia's Club. as a sanitary measure, if for no other Chickens, lb. 28c Roa l Veal .. 20c ments. Frederick H. Lear, 210 reason than for added protection to George St. . 10-21-tt Miss Emma Wortley of David St On November 18t,h, the official the health of the inhabitants of the FOB RENT—House on Pine. Ave., spent the week end at Asbury Park. board of the. Methodist Episcopal region and the city. Legs of Lamb, lb...35c h rooms, part improvements. With or church will hold an oyster supper. Counciman Magee offered a mo- Pork Loins, whole or •without garage. Telephone 461 or Mr, and Mrs. Thorvald Oleson tion to the effect that the petition be lkquire Mrs. R. Leonard, 359 Henry have returned from their honeymoo Next Thursday evening the Ladies received and filed and the request half ,. m_* 10-21-tf trip, which was spent in Atlantic City Auxiliary to Protection Engine Com- granted. But Councilman Inman of- Roast Beef, lb. ..-25c ?,9r FOR RENT—House at 221 George and are now residing on Broadway. ipany will hold a card party ait the fered to amend the motion to have Si All improvements. Inquire 400 tiergen Hill fire house. Mrs. Rose the matter refered to the council as Henry St., Tel. 671. 10-14-tf A very successful social meeting Schwariek is chaiirlady of the affair, a whole. Without discussion a roll Smoked Hams 29c Fresh Hams, lb .29c LARGE FLAT FOR RENT:-6- was conducted on Monday evening in . , call vote was taken on the Magee mo- large, airy rooms, bath, electricity, the rooms of the Knights of Columbus fhe bicket sale for the turkey sup- tion and it was declared lost when gas and coal range, etc. Rent. $25. by the Catholic Daughters of Ameri. per to be served in the First Pres- oniy Councilman Connors and Magee located at Pine avenue corner Henry oytorian church on Tuesday, Nov. 15, supported it. Then a motion offered 135 NO. BROADWAY TELEPHONE 14(5 street, Apply at Alpine's, same ad- dress. 9-9-tf unuer bne auspices of the Men's Bro- by Councilman Neiltopp that the FOR RENTRENT—55 rooro m house,, on Joseph Sipecker, of Stevens avenu therhood has Deen reported as being matter be referred to the committee David street;' part improvements. Ap- has accepted a position with an elec above the ordinary. Supper will be on streets was unanimously carried, ply Monaghan'' s MeaMtt MarketMket , 209 trical lirm at High Bridge. served from 6 until 9 P. M. ; Councilman Inman is bhe chairman of David 'St. 9-30-tf "~~ the street committee, and it was he Much interest in the Turkey award Mrs. M. T. Delaney and daughter t sponsored the change from twice FOR RENT;:—New 6-Room House of the Knights of Columbus is being tna 4n First St., all improvements. See J. Lhzaibeth of I'eltus street, have re- a wee,k t0 once a week ^(irDagc col fp Crs Carpenter & BuildeBuilderr, manifested by the members of theturned to their home after spending ) , department ifp. Connors, Carpenter 8-21-2t organization at this time. The dis- ectioll So tnut tne gtrect " 263 Augusta St. several days 'in New York City. , appropriation for tho current year at corner of orioution will be made in time for the ,, „, . ,, ... . „ ., ' woulu not be over-spent. FOR RENT—Store Inquire Thanksgiving dinner and the affair is J Augusta St. and Broadway. 6-24-tf in the hands of Grand Knight J. Mrs. Charles Moroorait, of Perth A Beeond petition B1Kned by pro- SUTLIFF'S STORE Straub Bros., Broadway. Frank Hackett and a hustling oom- Amboy, spent a low days bho past perty owner8 rol)reaenuiiiK about mittee of members. week with Mrs. Dennis Murphy. ,iinl/ty percen t t th foot ironlage BOARD AND ROOM The Hallowe'en party hold jointly THE BEST OF EVERYTHING BOARD AND ROOM—American by Luke A. Lovely Post and its Aux- vr n tiwcen Kidgeway avenue House, 118 S. Broadway. 11-4-tif iliary ut their rooms on lower David "NQ W™ uruns" - streeti . rnTne request wua street, was a complete social success, wiok on 104 NO. PINE AVE. TEL. NO. 1 A largo numiber Irom both organiza- ; the street committee wiith the city FURNISHED ROOMS tions wore on hand to celebrate tho Mrs. Albert Jerome, of Ridgcway engineer, also without discussion event. Prizes were awarded for allavenueivenue, is on the staff of teacherteac s ab , Notices of condemnation action FOR RENT—Furnished Rooms. who competed in the numerous games the Suyrevillo publi1 c schools. taken in tho bupreme Court by bhe Central location. Inquire Citizen Of- played during the evening. State Highway Commission to obtain fice. 8-12-tf John Mullune, a student of Holy l'«'-cca of properties facing on Pino Coal thieving from tho cars on bhe ~.-oss College, Worcester, Mass., re- "venue over the objections of present turned to his studios on Tuesday, af- owjiers woru introduced. There were FOR SALE Pennsylvania Kailroad in the Meeh- slx anicsville section is again being car- ter enjoying several days vacabion notices, dealing wibh each oi bhe Shoes Slippers Oxfords : FOR SALE—New 6 rooo m house, vied on, and the police of tho railroad with his parents on Augusta street. »>*, properties involved. AH were every convenience, Ninne roomro , .house,, force have been led a merry hunt for ordered reterred to the City Souci- every convenience. Fredericikk H. the past several days rounding up Daniel Birminghamg, , of Duvid St., tor, John Lovely, for attention. those responsible for the stealing. .» «,.ini.nfi.l t-n Liu linmn tipfd.. nnflnl*. Cit(*, it. yV ClerfMi'T.k DisJbioI>i**hl'nwW reporte1'P llrit'f.Pfdl ihe had Lear, 210 George Sb. ,10-21-tf has returned to his home after under- before him tho applications of bhe SUNDIAL WORK AND DRESS Several arrests have already been oing a very delicate operation made and others have been promised. Public Service Railway Co. for per- MISCELLANEOUS .he locul hospital. mits to operate ten buses, and of the FOR SALE—'Buffet at a Edward Walsh, of Broadway, has Helen Mullen, a student at the Marathon Bus Line to operate six (moderate .price. Inquire 212 Henry purchased a property at 155 Stockton Trenton Qutut o NormaNll SchoolShl, spent buses, ull >in accordance with local SHOES AND OXFORDS FOR MEN St. 11-4-tf street and is remodelling it for oc- the week end with her parents, Mr. ordinances governing. FOR SALEy Upnighg t cupancy within a few days. ;md Mrs. Edward Mullen, of David Councilman Neiltopp's motion to PianFOoR in'ver SALE—Duseniberry good conditiony . Call itreet. refer bho applications to the council IXel. 698 for particulars. 11-4-lt FOR RENT: House at 226 George as a whole with the mayor and city FOR SALE:—%-Ton Dodge Truck St., all modern improvements. Will The card party bo ,be held tonight solicitor for examinations was car- SUNDIAL DOCTOR PARKER COMFORT 1922 Model. Brand New Rubber, rent wlhole house, 5 rooms, at $35.00 un'der the auspices of the Democratic ricd after some discussion objecting mew battery, just ovorhauled. Price per month, or 4 rooms at $20. Gar- Woman's Club in the City Hall prom- to "further delay Councilman Inman 1250. Inquire 227 John at. 9-2-« ages also for rent. Inquire Citizen ses to attract a large number of urged that the applications be given MONE* TO LOAN on bond and Office or call Perth Airtboy 1709 af- layers. attention at once and that the coun- mortgage in sums of $100, $200, $300 ter 6:30 P. M. ll-4-2t ——— _ cil get a route decided upon that it SHOES AND OXFORDS FOR WOMEN $400, $500 and up to $10,000. Office The next regular meeting of the was desirable to ihave the buses fol- hours from 8:20 a. m. to 8:20 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dewan Jr. of latholic Daughters of America will low; then act accordingly in respect Wednesdays and Saturdays from East Brunswick Township, are theake place next Thursday night. Fol- to the bus permit granting. Council- 8:20 a. m. to 6 p. m. Inquire John proud parents of a bouncing baby owing tho meeting a social will be man Neiltopp, too, expressed the A. Lovely, Trust Company Building girl born Oct. 23rd. Mother and leld. ' thought that the council shou'il get WALTON ALL SOLID LEATHER baby are doing nicely under the ex- the applications oub of the way as "WANTED pert care of Mrs. H. A. Miaroncka of A regular meeting of the Ladies soo,i as possible. Councilman Malloy South River. Mr. Deiwan is the son Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Rail- thought quick action might be advis- Cash Paid for Dental Gold, Old of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dewan of oad Trainmen will be held next able and assured the other members SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Jewelry, Bridges, Platinum, Diamonds Raritan street, this city. ,'uesday night. A full attendance ol of tne foody he would arrange a spe- Etc. Goods returned if not satisfied. ermbers is desired, cjai meeting in the immediate future Mail to Robert Uhler, 425 Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gleasbn and „ .... „, , , r, to go inbo the bus situation. St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 6-17-tf son Thomas Jr., of Bordenbown ave- Mrs. Prank Meinzer, Mrs. John Cu- A vice presklent of the jersey Cen. nue, spent Sunday with relatives in ick and Mrs. John Connors attended It Will Pay You To Watch Our Windows and Cranbury. tral Power and Lj ht Company in a KALAMAZOO AT YOUR DOOR performance of 'The Sidewalks of letter assured hhe council thel.e would New >ork" Wednes RUBBERS AND ARCTICS Rubbers for Boys and Girls Sale Price 77c : Arctics T.nd Gaytees for Ladies | and Children f Sale Price $1.85 r^ m-m I I I I i •1I South Broadway,, South Amboy/N. J, . MEN'S- LADIES' HEADLIGHT OVERALLS FLANNEL GOWNS 69 •Regular and Extra Sizes Sxde Price 65c TGHT •/ Now is the time for you to cash in on the most mar- vellous Sale of First Class'Merchandise South Amboy has CHILDREN'S ever witnessed. Just glance at. some of these specials. FLANNEL GOWNS Profit is no object, cost will not be considered. As part of Extra Good Quality OL our 5th Anniversary Celebration we intend making this a Sale Price 45c community affair, a matter of civic pride.. Buy NOW be- fore prices advance everywhere as the holiday season ap- LADIES' proaches. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT! BROADCLOTH SLIPS All Colors Flannel / H Sale Price 43 c JAMAS i Price 89c Sale Starts Saturday, Oct. 29 BRASSIERE and will last until Nov. 12 AND BANDEAUX iri's Flannel Sale Price 17c Working S Many items not listed on this sheet will be put on sate daily 5! LADIES' SHIRTS SILK AND WOOL HOSE Price 77c Fashioned foot, grey, black, WINDOW SHADES LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES Boy's Shirts French nude Remarkable style values, and Blouses Green, White, Tan Sale Price 43 c made of Amoskeag and Se- Sale Price lie Good Quality curity fabrics. They are LADIES' Sale Price 45c • guaranteed washable. You BOY'S PANTS SILK HOSE I Sale Price 77c must see them to appreciate In all the newest colors CURTAIN SCRIM fully their real value. Sale Price 83c iLM Sale Price 12c yd. Sale Price lie VES LADIES' BOY'S CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS RUFFLED CURTAINS GOLF HOSE PANTY DRESSES Medium weight, silk striped Sale Price 45c Pair Sale Price 41c Guaranteed fast colors, all Sale Price 79c nicely trimmed ytitgwTff» LADIES' VESTS OUTING FLANNEL Sale Price 87c I Medium weight, silk striped Extra Good Quality CHILDREN'S FINE Sale Price 43 c * Sale Price 12 c yard Ladies' RIBBED STOCKINGS Pocketbooks All colors and sizes In all colors. Ladies' Full Fashioned 5 Sale Price 21c Table Damask Sale Price lie SILK HOSE 5 Pair for $1.00 58 in. wide, good s. All the leading quality. White or RAINCOATS 9c Shades white with color- For Men, Women and 3 PIECE BUFFET ed border. Sale Price $1.27 AND VANITY SETS Sale Price 41c yd. Children Sale Price 43c Greatly Reduced Ladies' ChaiiVoisuede LARGE HEAVY PILLOW CASES GLOVES PARIS AND BOSTON \ BATH TOWELS Sale Price 45c Sale Price 16c GARTERS Sale Price>6 for $1.00 Sale Price 21c BATH ROBES FULL SIZE for Men. Women SCHOOL BAGS and Children at FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BED SHEETS BUREAU SCARFS reasonable prices 21c and 41c1 Sale Price lie Sale Price 43c m. KIF33 THK SOUTH AMBOV CITIZEN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 enough for us both. I shall stay on IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY the. back side and if you don't stay on your side, you'd better, that's all." TO EDWARD J. FLYNN: As she said this she raised from iher By virtue of an order of the Court •jress an infernal jack-knife such as of Chancery, made on the day of the- FRIDAY CHAT farmers use in trimming fruit trees date hereof, in a certain cause where- The South Amboy B and let it fall back with a chug. I in GERTRUDE D. FLYNN is peti- By C L. Guinand tioner, and you are defendant, you comphrehended the situation in half REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE CONTRACTOR a moment and unto the maiden 1 are required to appear and answer quoted as follows: the petitioner's petition, on or before "Miss young lady your intentions the 20th day of December next, o WE DID, DIDN'T WE? 'may, or many not, be honorable. I in default thereof, such decree will bi FREDERICK H. LEAR A young man asked us the other a mtravelling by myself. My natur- taken against you as the Chancello JOHN G. shall think equitable and just. 1 day, whom he should vote for—nivni- a protectors are miles and miles away REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE Carpenter anr ing a certain office. We replied beyond thei boundless prarie, ignorant The object of said suit is to obtaii that.he must use his own judgment, f the perils which may beset their a decree of divorce, dissolving th Jobbing of All ! o marriage between you and the sa 210 George St. bub however, we urged him to base kidol. Thus far I have not been in- Atterv that judgment on solid fact and not suited by your sex. I aim a man ofpetitioner. Dated-October lflth, 1927. 246 Bordr on thin hot air. Wo also told him fe words, hut they are always era- to go slow about getting ihis union few words, hut they are always em- Yours .respectfully, suit all sweated up, turning the grind- bed and that's all I will do. If you JOHN A. COAN, 0. T. MASON FRUITS Ar stone of some other fellow, to sharp- attempt, during the silent watches of Solicitor of Petitioner, (Suucessur to H. P. Matton) en his political ax. And then we the night, anything contrary to this Post Office Building, KATE got an earful of theoretical and hy-, firm determination! by St. Joseph, South Amboy, N. J. 10-28-5t 177 No. pothetical politics. We listened kind- my patron saint, I will shoot yoi ly to his political tight-rope talking right through the mid-riff." FRESH FRU and we both parted very good: AS I concluded, I laid a Slocum NOTICE TO CREDITORS Reliable UNITED STATES Companies CLAMS AND A friends. | pistol on the candle-box. A low George H. Mack, Administrator o Eliza De Graw, deceased, by directio EXPLOSION INSURANCE f Most young men when they first chuckle outside of the bedquilt gave Telepi start out in this cold, cruel world,1 evidence that pater-familias had of the Surrogate of t)he County o Middlesex, hereby gives notice to th< NOTARY PUBLIC easily become (in their own ©stima- heard and approved the arrangement, PLUMBING A tion) the foremiosb man in its affairs. | My antagonist laugihed, and say- creditors of the> said Eliza De Grav They gravitate to jiffy—jump—more ing, 'Mister, I recond we understand to bring in their debts, demands an claims .against the estate of the sai 231 first Street South Amboy CONS often erroneously called radical each other," bounced over the back deceased, under oath or affirmation ideas. There is no real harm in this, side of the bed. within six months from Vlis date 01 for it is transitory and quite natural lihcy will be forever barred of an J. M. FARZSR, PHILIP J. S and in keeping with youthful inex- The Wiae Sex perence. action therefor against the said ad —FOR— We were all young once and we •»n old bachelor riMiinrUs thai ».|i ministrator. LOWEST PRICES O. old "uns" can look back to that hot •iycuea believe In their Imnrts ihiit Dated September 20, 1927. Insurance of All Kinds PLUMBING AND h ago of youth and smile to ourselves •oinun Is superior to man, hut few of GEORGE H. MACK, 10-7-5t A FRIDAY, N'OVEJUJKIi -1, 1027 done it for you. Perils never dream- ed of ai'e recorded, in this all absorb- ing'—all powerful serial of the jungle. Do not forget to get your punch tickets at the box office, and remem ber the starting date, Chapter No. § LOOKING BACK "A Dangerous Adventure" Friday Nov. 18 and every Friday thereafter I 25 YEARS Another treat is offered Empir patrons. Al C'ooke and Kit Guar will be seen in their latest corned; success, "The Beauty Parlt>r' whicl Issue'of Nov. 6ih, 1302 starts Saturday, Nov. 19 th. "Tin Tho engineers, firemen and cap- Beauty Parlor' is a brand new serie Your • iains of tnc I-. K. It. tiifis. have had of 12 complete stories, each story thoir-wages iiicroaaod, c~m:n-oncinB feature in itself. Comedy, actio Nov. 1. and fun tralore abound in these no ; . >( -* * * * j stories starring Al Cooke and K ••J. It. bee- Hlor.tran purchased the Guai-d; The J first starts Saturday trrfct of land on Chcet-oquaka crcuk Nov. 19th- nh STH ANNIVERSARY OF convoyed to the Parish. It is eminently appropriate that the 'V,>..i. ,, , -niiiiiuT of St. Mary's FOUNDING OF CHRIST CHURCH In 1872, uncter the Rectorship of names of those laymen who assisted DANCE AT PARISH : Rev...» . RD . BT3 . PostTi *.?•*., thi.*U e« organw»n n i!n« ChrisPlimnlt i' n thi I. e. foundatio£ 1 , • n_ an. dI developmenJ 1 ti HOUSE HERE TONIGHT so'iool grounds has been continued far (Continued from page 1) Church was moved from its original of the Parish should be mentioned AT PORT READING There will be a dance at Christ th,: past week and is expected to be have received pledge cards far the position under the tower to the north here. • •" • . Church Parish House tonight under '". ^admes.s for to.lay's frame with La>t Rnt<; of Llma h h s h o1 Kev. H. M. I'. Pearse Memorial Porch side of the Chancel and a vested male ine name of John C. Stevens e dNight—Say» Opponent Has Fail- the auspices of the Women's Auxil- £ ' , 'S . ? ° ; Kj-'lnmr. to know that he. is greatly gratified choir introduced. This, it is believed stands forth prominently in the early T° An.wer Questions iary. There will be a fine orchestra j Th.1.lee ,Wwor,Orkk 7"was! cucurtaile/tmle,d eearl»rl>'.y l__n_ th....«. with the returns thus far, but that he was the second instance of a vested mstory of the far.sh as one who took „ , . , "" and refreshments will be served. week due to tho fact that Contractor hopes those who have not/ yet return- male choir in the history of The a deep interest in its welfore during r reaerick M. P. 1 earse, Democratic Patrick Quintan was unable to con. ed their cards will do so before Nov- Diocese, and has proved..an import- nis liietime and who made a liberal candidate for State Senator, in au- tinue hauling sand to the grounds. •cmber 17th. Payment of the Pledge anb factor in the visible1 success of provision for its support after his dr^ng a mass m*;tmS aJ\ Port y l its doors in Lovin Momor oi thia ln thls bi with a giffantic sale that Chancelrhan^l , annnifTd thoe edif.e«U?icBe was offered G^ »»<' & yg BuftnMo , ,°}, las't Saturday and wh,ich ^ wiilf Itmsftakused for this •memorial in One form of a beautiful continue through next week. Unuu- ^''on EZC, Dav Anril 4* 'stone Porch, thus commemorating by ual though it may be for an estab- Dr. Posncr's Scientific Shoes ,e Rev C S Little o New « solid, substantial fabric, the in- lishment of this kind to add the con- Known Nationally for their the ^Rev* . C. huS.t Little fo f Newfl jj u-^™'olfr^"au'sTuhvau'himscif tht hilf . "" Corporation known ,W1. 1 •! , -,.„-. . , , - • thore are bargains galore of stand^d Church Foumhitlon. I " » >»«t at tnenih and loyal merchandise ut prices that even to a "From Babyhood To College Days' 2j^ School for Sunday nnd 5*5- our ciistoimer.s that it is to their ad- The very newest In footwear for vantage to deal with us here in South school days now on display for Amboy._ Wihat of it, .if it does cost your inspection. me sonic money to iprovo this. If the people are satisfied, we make friends and friends count for a lot these, ^nS^o ChriT J; *\ »«»«* ministerod at Round- days." SOMMERS year, largely throuRh the generosity 0 e SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO of Miss S, S. Conover, tho Church of nr '" t" V °T * lu f ' • • SOCIAL MEETING JUVENILE Tho Holy Trinity at Roundabouts, M.v- W^ ''iborod ^ the two mission now known us Sayrcville, was built, chapels and did especially good work The regular monthly social meeting South Amboy, N. J. arid in 1807 moved to the vilhwc of "inonj In r the Oermans. of t'he Knights of Columbus was held Washington, now known as South ,, r ™j time of Mr. lay lor, the Rev. at the club rooms on David street last SHOP • River. l wa night with n large number of meni- ln 1807 D.Huic Memovlnl Chapel 'l>' ' N^f ^'1'", N. Y., m mstered >bivrs present. Henry Gallagher, of was created by Mr. R. S. Conover, on Hiiecesslully at Donne Memorial Chap- Nuw York, delivered the principal nil- 144' Smith the wo«t ftldo 'of the road to Morgan, droMs. Refreshment!) were served by and used as a day and Sunday school. A » thu.tunu of Mr. Penrse, tho Rev. a committee fro mthc. Catholic Daugh- Arthur Loundea ministerpd at fcm- . I\ A. Trust Co. SubBeqvientlv it) vnw moved across the t l1 ter th ters of America. Enterbainment was road to the position it occupied when » "" "» '" f 'fev Weston t,. furnished by Vincent tllggina, Vin- I'erth Ainhoy (lustroyMl bv the Mowin plunt ox- GrmuHhiiw, now prleab in ohiurgu of bt. cent Aibbatiollo nml .Inmca O'Connor. plosion on Oct. 4th, 1918, and to- Cimuw a, llclmotta, N. J,, served na lethor with Ohrtob Church comotery, Cumte in tho Vartoh Church. 1 AilvvcUw! lu Itw CUIxi'U. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN j NOTICE ; All persons concerned may take notice, that the Subscriber, Executor PRICES: TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Adults ...25c MUSIC AND THE RADIO etc., of Catherine Howley, deceased, 7 and 8:50 P. M. intends to exhibit his final account to Children (under 12)*..15c the Orphan's Court for the County Saturdays, Sundays and MPIR| Matinees—Saturdays, by of Middlesex, on Friday, the ninth Holidays Theatre | day of December, 1927, at 10 a. m., Adults ..30c South Amboy, N. J. and Holidays EDWIN BENT in the Term of September, 11)27, for Children (under 12).20c Phone No. S. A. 31 Settlement and allowance; the same at 2:30 P. M. Director being first audited and stated by the Surrogate. Tonight—Friday Tomorrow—Saturday—Matinee and Night Dated November 1, 1927. A Super Picture of the NICHOLAS J. HOWLEY, ll-4-5t Executor. MONTE BLUE Edwin Bent Conservatory of Musical "MEN OF DARING" Art, Throughout New Jersey NOTICE 'THE BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS" I Notice if hereby given that the fol- JACKHOXIE Also 2 Part Comedy "Plumb Dumb" lowing is a copy of a proposed Ordi- And a Cast of 1,000 . , , . , , ... nance that was introduced at a regu- A*;sop Fables r Also No. 9 "The Golden Stallion" No. 8 "Fighting for Fame" (Matinee Only) (Editor's Note—This in the Liszt was inspired to create his mar- j mc€tlng of the Township Oom- ninth in the series of special articles velous piamstic compositions upon '!Mtt .c fu* f. .... «..••Madiso—n i-•n_ And Lloyd Hamilton Cojmedy Tuesday—Double Features that throw light on many phases of hearing the great Paganini dazzle his thJ?' e Countrountv 0o1f Middlesex held on Sunday—Monday musical topics that arc of interest to auaiencaudience witnh thwe wizardry ofi hims Tnursd]ay y"Octobei r 13th,, 19271927.. anand KEN MAYNARD in our readers. Other topic suggest- bow. Paderewski was inspired to d fi^t readineagE aTMj was laid over rnanh, limp-Tit. . -ts nf. mankti. , .c. nprfppt.miP l par s *".»b A^- £ ions may be mailed to this newspaper reach heights of pianlstic perfection J d and gnal paasage t0a LON CHANEY "THE LAND BEYOND THE LAW" or direct to the Edwin Bent Conser- by coming in contact with the mas- of the Township Committee —and— vatory of Musical Art at New Bruns- terly Lechetisky. Many similar cases Township of Madiso'i to be wick, N. J.) come to ramtl at once and myriads of Thursday, November 10th, "MOCKERY" Erroneous ideas go ahroad and of- "he To'wnship Committee MILDRED HARRISin & ROBT. AGNEW Je-sser talents have been liftedout out ^ t he Township Committee —and— ten become current simply because of mediocrity by /hearing the music * ^ i thhe TownshiThp i tihe proper light of knowledge is not t Browntown in Lupino Lane in "A Half Pint Hero" of the masters. jj£ Madiaon> Middlesex County, at "SHE'S MY BABY" thrown upon the defect in their irig- The attention and interest of the three o'clock' in the afternoon, at Also Mutt & Jeff Cartoon Wednesday Thursday—Double Features inal premises. As Will Rogers hasgeneral ppubli c latelyy have been focu- wi,ich time a public hearing will be so accurately observed, "we are alsol d upon the best in muimusic sisincn e ththe h dumb, only on different subjects." advent) of the radio. Since the com- UP°n %0MAS L. W00T0N, MARIE PREVOST & MATT MOORE IRENE RICH in It is very easy for a merchant to have ing of this magical mechanism more Township Clerk. | an incorrect idea on medical matters. people have grown to love good mu- in "THE CLIMBERS" It is a simple matter for an attorney sic than at any other time in human Grant Consent —and— to ihave a faulty idea on ecclesiastical An Ordinance to history. With this passive love of aru the CliffwooJ "HIS JAZZ BRIDE" canons, it is equally .possible ior amusic growing so rapidly the active ^ *,",:"Permissio: ~A~n "to" „,. +„ i, f'on- i i idl th i v —also— RANGER. THE HUMAN DOG in clerk to have a misunderstanding re- desire to go and do likewise is also Beach Water Company to Lay, Con garding matters of aviation, in a simi- George Davis in "Sure Cure" "FLAMING FURY" lar manner it; is not at all unusual .spreading, in ever increasing ratios, struct and Maintain Water 1 (pes and And Novelty Subject for the general .public to accent a Since people have learned how easy of Middlesex and State false idea on some matters portnin- it is ' ' experiment ing to the musical art. One1' some- behalf and finding how mucl New Jersey. STARTING FRIDAY. NOV. 18-CHAPTER NO. 1 times hearsjt said that since, so much ibeet ins to porfor BE IT OPDAINKD by tho Town THE GREATEST ANIMAL SERIAL EVER SCREENED. good music" comes into the/homo hy since they have the radio, fewer people, will be in-it over the radio terested in playing or singing oa their learned that "A DANGEROUS ADVENTURE" Punch Tloki'ts will be distributed to every per on attending THE FIRST CHAPTER which will own accord Nothing can be further music f Water Company, body corporate, to from the truth than this idea. It ismany ordinary pursuits o entitlfor thee mowne at thr eto Bo5x PASSE OfficSe FREE when ticket is completely punched Be sure to get a ticket. Ask not a new one in the realm of music. daily life. When one properly np- lay. construct, operate and maintain intain Thfi same thought occurred to many proaches the study of music it is not, te«Bm wateand r wpipet(; rs anworkd wates r s uply sys- THEY ARE WITH US AGAIN! people at the advent of t'10 phono- only easier than ordinarily antici.pnt- . !; ( , 'Vin street* one's anyy nndd nalHl thoKtthose celLmcertainn streetstrce1 , (graph, and at a still earlier date: in . yed, but it's many rewardds to ' ' » f' ' peojplei said that tho player piano own satisfaction and others' enjoy- avenues, parks, parkways and high- AL COOKE AND KIT GUARD "•' other public placet* in said individual to become, an Hc:i>inpiis!iC'l montHunti; so greatly over-balances ththee w»y» "'.'" )"•'"-' >'" ;. '• t,,,.n:tr>,.v In a Brand New Series \of Fun Making Stories musician. We have already mitl *uf- small amount of time and energy put Townsh.p m the following teir.toiy, would make it unnecessary for theinto bis thorough mastery that all of- vl7-: , , • . * c I«*A floient proof that the playev piano, fort is forgotten in the exhilaration !" "" ^a\ certain tract of land "THE BEAUTY PARLOR" through its dissemination oT musical of actual accomplishments. This «>nt is fully described In a '.''•ed/10™ 12 complete stories, each one crammed full of comedy, action, heart interest and "pep". First literature has greatly stimulated in- veritable revolution in our ideas re- Andrew II. Punwin and vrifo to tho .Story will be shown both matinee and night terest in piano playing and no one garding both the appreciation and the Cliffwood Beach Company, Inc. agency has contributed more to theperformance of good music and this which is dated March 1st, 1926, and U love of good music than the phono- stimulus to the desire of so many to recorded on March 8th, 1926 in tho | SATURDAY. NOV. 19 graph. perfect themselves in the several office, of the Clerk of the County of Bl A New Story Thereafter Every Saturday—Matinee and Night As Robert Louis Stevenson so just- branches of music nceom lishmeni Middlesex in Book 837 of Deeds on '^»»g»^^ ly observed, "A book has never suc- nave been brought about through the P«ses 34o, etc. and also in all that __ ceeded in its effect unless the render beneficant agent of the modern ra- certain tract of lond that is fully —~ is so moved that he is filled with a dio. When it has had the same described and set forth in the deed desire to write another similar work." amount of time to infuence the mod- from Ezekiel Wilson and M. Allison ^5; The same may be said of the per- ern musical public it will be found to Wilson, his wife, to the' Cliffwood formances of the best known virtuo- have exceeded by far its predeces- Beach Company, Inc., dated April si. Any musician who hears Peder- sors, the player piano and the .phono- 2nd, l'J26 and recorded in the office cwskl, Kreisler, or McCormiek with- graph. This young giant of the o'l tho Clerk of the County of Middle- out being filled with the desire to em- ether has already become one of the sex on June 2nlJ> 1 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 REAL ESTATE COMMISSION NOTICE OF SALE OF PATROLMEN TO DANCE EVERYTHING FOR THE WRITE* ^ii HONOR ROLL " ~ AFTER CROOKED DEALERS Tickets are being disposed of rapid- THEY MUST FIT YOU AUTOMOBILES TO PAY GARAGE ly for ths annual da'nee of the Pa- PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 2 —»- KEEPER'S LIEN trolmen's Benevolent Association to —.,— That operators of free lots' in To J. McDonald, owner of automo- be held in the high school auditorium PERFECTLY Sixth Year: Inez Fernandez, Viv- New Jersey, which cost people about bile Ford Coupe, Serial and Engine on Wednesday evening, November jan thidomovitz, Helen Jonnson, $39.50 for conveyancing or surveying No. C21U178, license No. K-19112, 23rd. Powers Players have been se- Jlrfllth iX'lis, 1'rancis luundy, JNataMe are being driven_out £f the state by 1927. those clothes you get from Heese, Adrian bnyuer, btena Spring- the New Jersey Real Estate Comrais-;To Owner of Ford Touring serial cured to furnish the music. et, Dorotny Stegway, Mary Vanni, sion and prosecutors of various eoun- and engine No. 3401159. us. The quality will he bet- l'auline Vevurka, unas. WnitwortU, ties was convincingly shown a few To John Douglas Keats, owner of Telephone 684 P. A. Loute vVisniewski. days ago when Maxwell R. Sultzkin, Stutz Touring, series "H", Serial Rei. Phone 536-W Metuchen ter than you expect. aixtti lear: Joseph Bowman, Elliot 41 years old, a disbarred lawyer, and No. 8032. I Chapman, jo.in liaruy, Allreu John- bis brother, Richard, 35 years old, To George Whitehall, owner of Chev- WM. STRUVE & SONS Office Snpplia* and e> - son, Francis ljonsetn, John Mehr- were sent to Sing Sing for two to rolet Touring model 490, serial No. Ready-made suits and lander, *rank Morgan, Chris Sullivan, four years by Judge Donnellan in 2A5608U, motor No. E61148, li- FLORISTS FRANK WOGLOM William Weoer, ivulured bright, Ma- General Sessions Court. When these cense No. 8Y6289. | Floral Detign» a Specialty overcoats if you prefer to bel Klhson, Norma Ilomstreet, Edna terms are completed, indictments are To Owner of Dodge Sedan, engine Greenhousei: 355 Laurie Street 197 Smith St. Pertk AinWt nenry, amelie iiei'uert, Margaret hanging over them in Essex County No. 980-045, serial No. 927-521,' Perth Amboy, N. J. Jonnson, Dolores Newman, Yolando for similar offenses in New Jersey. license No. 6K.69-47, N. Y. walk out with your choice JM.corvo, Anna Noboek, Helen Peter- The Slutzkns were located a few- Or to whom it may concern: without delay. Custom made son, Henrietta Sanders, Sara Seguine, months agg o by investigatorg s of the Pursuant to an Act of the Legisla- Koris Sfteppard Real Estate Commission operating in ture of the State of New Jersey en- i'Uth Grade: Adelaide Bovven, Au- NeN w JJerse y unded r tthh a aliaseli s of titled "An Act for the better protec- for you if your taste runs drey Mathis, Jean Neill, Ruth Nichols, Richard Sloane and Henry Richards, tion of Garage Keepers and Automo- Mary Oniey, Margaret fanyaer, Wil- after they had taken nearly $25,- bile Repair Men, approved April 14, thus. laim Jyiasterson, Norman Morgan, 000 irom. the people of Essex, Bergen 1915, and the acts amendatory there- Jotin Kasmussen, Robert (Strauo, iJe- hudson, Union and other Counties of (P. L. 1915, Chapter 312, R. L. ter Sanders. by using the free lot scheme as a bait. 1922, Chapter 231, P. L. 1924, Good stuff all of it—at a iFiiUri uraUe: Michael C'olucei, Hen- With the cooperation of tihe Essex Chapter 20, P. L. 1925, Chapter 33) Save Money! ry Jttausman, Kuwaru .lonnpish, liu- County Prosecutor's Office, they notice is hereby given that the under- fair price. ward ivosovicn, Anton Krutel, John -were indicted. After waiving extra- signed, Apex Service Company, will V-evurka, Anurew Wisniewskc, Jean dition from the State of Connecticut, sell on ! Itownng, Jacinta Sorrentino, Edith where they had flown after their New Nov. 12th, 1927 at two o'clock In the Thomas. Jersey Raal Estate brokers' licenses afternoon , By Buying Your Coal uiiui Grade: John Inman, Leon were revoked, they were brought back at public auction, at bheir place See our $40.00 offering ia Loichlc, aHrvey Nau, Jo-nn Rogan, t0 New Jersey to stand trial. Before of business on the corner of Pino Merrin 1'ust, Kusselbcorield, George their trial was reached they were Avenue and Louisa Street, South Am- Now either suit or overcoat for Ihll, Virginia Uregor, Anita nousei, sentenced to a prison term by Judge boy, N. J., the above enumerated au- Pearl Ignatowich, Helen Kosovich, Donnellan in General Sessions Court tomobiles, which were dotnined by us Fall and Winter before the Janet ivicUormacK, ijiuian Nau,. Vir- of the State of New York. the undersignedg, , who claim a Hen This is the year when every dollar counts and ginia Ohlson, Madeline Kathbun, The brothei-s had previously swin- thereoth n fof r storaget , repairi s and ma- picks arc gone. ivathryn bmoeK, Emma St-e-gway, Ma- died hundreds of poor persons of New terials furnished. lie T.homsen, Mae Trowbridge, oRse York out) of all their llfes' savings Dated, November 2, 1927, South Am- a dollar saved by buying Kingston or Old Com- Vanni. aggregating, more than $160,000 in J>oy, N. J. Fourth Year: Harold Clayton, amounts ranging from $1500 to $8,- APEX SERVICE COMtPANY, pany Lchigh Coal is a dollar earned. Wilham Cox, Chris Nicorvo, John 000, and their failure to keep prom- By Nathan Schovelow'itz, Secty. HARRY'S PiUar, Edith Bergen, Jule Croddick, ises to return the money to the vic-H-l-2t Plorence Harris, ulleanor Hart, Mar- tims brought about; the prison terms. 118 SO. BROADWAY tha Wojaczyk. ' Replying to a plea made by coun- SWAN HILL ICE & COAL CO. TELEPHONE 604 Thira and Fourth Grades: Clara sel for the prisoners that they be giv- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Gadomloviu, Helen Grace, Margaret en another opportunity to make res Notice is hereiby g'iven that aouled Office & Yard, 146 Henry St. Tel. 340 Hardy, Alice Herbert, Irene 1'Ular, tituhion, the court said "Their bids will bb recoived by the Bward of Mrs. Charles Thomas and Mrs. A. Harraet Witz, Rdbort Atwood, Ar- schemes were unspeakable in their Chosen Freeholders of Middlcaox Morena and daughter Barbara of thur Domke, Clayton Herbert, Max character. Through them the.*) de- County for the laying and relaying Second street, were New York city Nebus, Harry Rulbrignt, Clarence fcndnnUi have reduced son.i! people concrete sidewalks and resetting visitors on Monday. Scherer, Plnilip Stejjway, Jiansom to starvation, robbing them uf all bluestunc curb along Railway ave- Snyder, Raymond Ticf, Vernon Tice, thoir money by selling them property nue in the Borough of Carteret, —' •" 1> Charles Wajacryk. in swamp lands tney did not own. I Middlesex County ai d opened and Xhird year: Ada Hoffman, Eunice think that this is the w;rst case of its read in public at the County Record Bowon, Herbert l>ix, William Colville, kind that bus ever been in this court, Bulding, New Brunswick, N. J., on Doris Hartenstein, Miiry Liyana, not becnuse of the individual amount ThurHday, November 17bh, 11)27, at Leola Bartz, Caroline Kurtz, Flor- of money involved, but because of the 2:30 o'clock p. m., standard time. •ence Wortley, atopnen Kstelle Jo- class of people upon whom these de Drawings, specifications and forma saph Vanni, John bimensen. fendants preyed. A coup.i! of dollars of bid, contract and bond for the pro- Second Grade: Robert Dorrain, meant more to the men and women posed work, prepared by W. Fnank- Leona bloodgood, Olga Lyana, Clar- here than two or three-hundred thou- lin Buchanan, County Engineer, havo •ence Went.zcl, Doris Kathbun, Muriel sand dollars would moun to others been filed in the office of the said RE-ELECT Yess, Douglas Whittaker, Edward more fortunate." Engineer at 175 Smith street, Perth Yess Constance Embloy, Edwin Ken- Tihe Slutzkin brothers or Maxwell Amboy, N. J., and may be inspected nedy, Joseph Sutliff, Kussell feprague, R. Sloan and Henry Richards opyra- by prospective bidders during busi- George. Unl. te(* m New Jersey o^ developments ness hours. Bidders will be furnish- MORGAN F. LARSON First Grade: Jeanne Conbin, Ruth near Plainfield and I.akewood, eaos- ed with a copy oif the specifications Croddick, Frances liinloley, lively Ua- ing considerable loss of money to per-and blue prints of the drawings by idamowicz, Lorraine Herbert, Mar- sons making investments there. They the Engineer on proper notice and Republican Candidate for caret Johnson, June Nichols, Louise used the plan of collecting names and payment of cost of preparation. Bids i'etty Henrietta Smith, Josephine addresses from householder.? through must be made on the Standard Pro- Smith, Robert Hartenstein, Robert solicitors who obtained signatures on posal forms in tihe manner designated Hawes, Richard Jonnson, Austin wa- a house to house canvass. Following j therein and required by the specifc- rizdo Kenneth Simensen, Charles this, salesmen called telling the unfor-.ations, must be enclosed in sealed en- State Senator Spezzi'- , Rober- - t Steinea-~ • , Alber• •• t• Vanni" -. *••—tunat4o- ••'•-'•'•victims—"— they uha-J d 'bee n selecte' d' vclopes bearing the name and address First Grade: Robert Coddington, to receive lots free except ths con- of the bidder and the name of the Berten Lewis, Watson Yesa, Piiilome- veyaacing charges of $39.50. When job on the outside, addressed to the na Del Pert-ro, Josephine Spezzi, An- taken to the lots, they were ppersuud- Board of Chosen Freeholders of Mid- •na Wingler. ed through false ipromises of resales dlesex County and must be accom- Second Grade: Robert; Hardy, John att greater pricei s whichih were never panied by a certificate of a bonding Natusoh, Fred Uoetech, Elton Selo- realized to buy more lots company agreeing to furnish bond in v«r, Mildred Anderson, Margaret Cox, .Even though the Real Estate Com- the amount of 100% of the contract, Dorothy Uomke; Anna Schira, Anna mission investigators are active daily and a certified check for not less than — • in all iparts of the state exposing tha ten per cent (10%) olf the amount Wingler. misleading operations of free lot de- bid, provided said check is not less CHRIST CHURCH PARISH . velopers, some of thorn persist in their, than $500 nor more than $20,000, Rev. Charles E. Kennedy, B. B., activities using the mails, free bua and be delivered at the place and at kector I rides, salesmen and saleswomen, can- tihe hoijr above mentioned. The November 6, 1927 j vassers and distribution of discs with Standard Proposal Form is attched !offers of free lots thereon to reach to the spscifications, copies of which Twenty.first Sunday after | the public. Some are failing to pro-will be furnished on application to Trinity jcuro licenses hoping to oseape the the Engineer. 7;30 A. M. Holy Communion. i notice of the commission. People are The Board reserves the r\ghi tc 9:30 A. M. Church School. i urged to ignore the smooth tongued reject any or all bids if deemed to 10:45 A. M. Holy Eucharist and .men and women canvassers with the I the best interest of the County so to Sermon. 1vee lot scheme story and to send all! do. 7l30 P.. M. Choral Evensong and jletlsrs they receive offering lots for! By order of the Board of Oiiosim Sermon. l nothing except a nominal charge to ! Freeholders of Middlesex County. Wednesday , the office of the New Jersey Real Es-< THOMAS J. MULVIHILL, 7:30 A. M. Holy Communion. j tate Commjission, One Exchange! Clerk. Special Notice •Place, Jersey City for investigation. |ll'-.l; 11.-11. Parish dinner reservation cards mint be in the hands of the Rec- tor on or before Nov. 10th. _.._ Memorial porch pledge cards should be in the hands of com- mittee treasurer, William P. Nichols, on or before Nov. 17th. Those cards may be mnilcd or placed on Alms Basins nt ser- F^tTDUCATIONAL SERIES vices. ,i , DISTANCE METHODIST PROTES.TANT W (Jootootot position VRE^O DX SOD, wbion tb« mij CHURCH pealalty designed for this purpose. All URECO tub* elomennl Rev. (ieo; 11 Niiylor1 , Pastor ooctroilad DJC i, loiantiflo ^pateni applied tor), braoa to iliU Sunday, NovcnilbiM (i, 11127 i 10:30 A. M. Morning Worship. Sownion by Pastor, "Behold Your God." Holy Commuiiiion. i 1:45 Ji;. C." 15. Mr. l-'red K. Leon- ard, Supt. ' 2:M0 Sunday ScJvool, Mr. Howard Bloodgood, Supt, Lesson Theme, "Amos Pleads for Justice. 7:80 Evening Service. Sermon by I'astor, "Jesus Exercises Authority." Speciul singing. Public is invited. Monday evening, Dollar Roll Call by Trustees. Tuesday evening, Men's Brother- hood Meeting. Wednesday evening, Prayer Moet- • ing. Subjoet for discussion, "Paul". Thursday e.Vuniing, Choir Rehear- sal. ' Friday, Nov. 11, at the noon hour, • the Ladles Aid will have clam chow- dor 'for sale. Continue Middlesex County's Able Representation in the New Jersey ALPINE CONDCTS SALE sensitive Again living up to their motto, Legislature by Returning a Majority Representative—Fair—Fearless—Able. "Alpine's for Economy", tho Alpina musician's store on Pine avenue, corner Henry As President of the New Jersey Senate he was responsible for abolish- street, is conducting an "Economy LET URHCOB »oli>o your tubo problemi. ';'•'/'*'•'*' ing the pradice of "last minute" consideration of the annual appropriation bill, -'Sale" to prove to the public that they Tharc \M one mad* (or ev»rjr radio purpoafk. ",*<,',!v-' - still lead, mnny startling specials bo. 1 and for numerous other legislative reforms. ing offered. "-i" ' ''I Alpine's incidentally is one of thef oldest 'business establishments in the His record is one of unusual achievement as an engineer, as a statesman, city having been locnted here for and as a Man. over sixteen yuura mid us Mr. Alpine snys, "The fnct that; many of our • oriBinpl customers are still our cus- BOYCE RADIO AND BATTERY SERVICE tomers, provoM our Htutenieiit, 'hotter values for loan money." "Tune In Fur Service" Vote for Morgan F. Larson Nov. 8th Thci'r advertisement will bo found elsewhere in; thi's Issue of tha Cil/I- Phones 362.and 585 204 N, Broadway South Amboy, N. J. C, Loon JCO/,7.MIS of Bordontown nvonuo is ivHing (IB iiBHistnnt to E, Paid for by Kurd CJurretson. .Aurlcu Mcll, HocruLary of the P.. R. * K. Y. M. O. A.w s.u.f.h « gathering of imot- Deliveriei Phone S63 • as grateful for one ever increasing ?r "ndlvlduialltl