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Woodbridge, N. J,,, Friday Afternoon, April 19, 1929 PRICE TWO CFNTS MAYOR' REPLIES to Greet First-born Action! Camera! EARLY TO CRItlClSM BY Zaphyr Louktdts:"1 proprietor of the'Main Restaurant and, Delicatessen, Woodbridge, In COURT VERDICT SEWAREN1TES anxloitsly awattliift the arrival of the . gieamBhlp. Vtilcania, MYSTERY PLAY which sailed from A Patran INIAND FEUD Says He Voted as Member at Greece, 6n Wednesday. Yesterday "Louis" re'etevpd a Principal Role in "Seven Brown • Carpenter Battle Large, and to Uphold cable, telling him that his. wife Keys to Baldpate/' to be! Rights of Industry. and son were safely on board Over Race Track Site May the gteamer. Played by Arthur C. Ferry be Decided til May. 4 The popular restaurant pro- i ],, lolliiwiliK statement was Is prietor returned'to his native i ,(l |,j Muyor William A. Ryan,Kot - land about two ,aml .a half A novelist In Hi'ttl'rh Of material I .I'MIIIK Job* *Ktrkpatrlck, of lh« , ^ Ii,, 1,1^1' TownBhlp y«sterd»yi >." yea." ago, and jWrjed a ".home an unusual story, .brings abent I '>Hil.lle«ti County Circuit Court; r»- town" girl. the orai n niri» <>r uhiiKival nidifttlonp in vmd il*«iKlou.:in tb.?. .BrnwnrCar- , .imi. the passage' o* " On Sunday, the . 28th., tin; v Seven Keys to Haldpate' , pt-iitir ejwtuient snH InVolvInx the o pcrrnlsslon to the Vulcanitt,, is scheduled to duck. uiii rh will lie presented by' tlip fac- Wuodlirldpe Hoard ^invBwuy affter Petroleum .Product*, and Louis will be' at the gaim •' (i• ln';.r|i)K on Monday qf armi- , ii Ii > i.l the Bar run. Avftnue High n, lay a 9erles of pipe-lines lin- plank to grept his wife and «r Seiiiiol .in April 2lith., anU 27th, i'i«ns iij gtlornfys for both pifrtles, nls son tor thc-iirjit' si;iH' street, Sewaren, I have re- The complete cast of fourteen mem- Ki-ciirner Hernatd Xn*t\, attorney , ,.,l several lett«p& from Sewaren bers has already been chosen nrrd for tin: Drown iwtcresiH and Middle- ,!,l,. criticizing me for voting in sex County Solicitor tVed Richard, • Hi" Intel shown In rehearwilB in- son. coinfj,el*Br for Win. V. Carpen--" , ,',: I ho orMlnance which makes SENIORS WILL dicates a successful presentation. t. » agreement of *«ttl*»el »«d the COttrl. tMUtUW I). IHsSMOM) nifdipy or mystery,-rarce and In- hero of the nitn, ii'uisfcrH U'lKtei1 affrftlnn, nftcr lin.vlnir ,,,|,IM n who voted against the or- TRIP MAY 5. 11 . . Tlie.ju>lon was taken on the'recom- "Th N-iini'Ht Man in the World , trigue. it'Srui.,1 the heroine, MISH Murjorle'MAler, (r«nn tlHiiiInt hullilliitc. . t ,,,,, Another letter claims that ;inend»tion of the court when It wa* i <>u M Coban'K famous Droiidway The play hlngq •round a novel- Members at the HI>|H1H«II Fire Dnpartmnnt, shown In the SICIK- ,!,,•! not necessary for me to vote d pat ArWH*F £. i "tnbllfhed that there WBH no con- Class of 1929 Will Visit ' »»»<»• ut Hie St. JannB''-tiit, played by Hie, Irt't tn ikht, M(we|>li l,a».liza, Michwl Kochltk, Ale\ Kiimln- ucivdsy and that Hie case was to i in. nutter at all. Sfhool auditorium on Jlay 2, by Kerry,'who gives iCli of seveil peo- sky. mid thief t^harli-s Tun'k. ; i iniiiiitiiout .my administration Washington Accompanied Middlesex Council, Knights of Co- pie a key to an I: -known as Bald- • be tdecided' on technical points. i,n,- been guided by one out- hiinlnis. It IH a distinctly "nujdern" ; pale. All are j« o hgllev^" that j Numerous legal problems are In- , puiiaiiit;: 'to fulfill the du- by Three Chaperones. play and Is packed full ut a™on. |! theyy have the dnl*Jie)on ! and all seek i volved nni the,.court made It plain ; ut a CoiBniitteenJ»n-at-large The story centers »round a rtn>«-' outt thhe placl e totnjfi njftte U^thelr hojne. ' V Jthat_the flllltK of briefs af nn'early •i, ,. view toward the interests ol The Senior Class olthe Harrni. • ^ attorney, played • by The ffivttn.,chosfen^OHeVafe of oirter- andClinch" FaJe-Out ""llnte would enable him to render his I., .s i,:uiH title on the tract ,ii ,s< wuren an explanation, 15th., permission having been a small Pennsylvaniy a town, where The characters and the part aa- Rewards Fords Film Hero is now. before Vice-Chancellor U. w .ivi- it gladly boottUBe-X t> granted by the Hoard of.Education y U ^ in_ Chancery Court, nt Long i i ,.,in make them see the other 1 at thelt meeting Monday night. The The attorney finds .that the villas«T Mary Norton, a newapaper repoiT- rancTTT TOTt Vcli'piVuIed" fo naaff ' . ni imil much aerated Bituatiou. 2J boys and 41 girls, will niltllonalre, who Ms the worla .•' er, Mfss Voroft Mcfilroyt Elliah Ztetty JWorjortt Maier Rescued fcy Dick Prdmwre . *« u,w«a slon on Hie hill on May i wiii'd tor the ordinance which le.ave d Wednesday for a tichtest tightwad, antl his own em- J Qulmby, a caretaker, A. R. Nelson; hoped Hint hie. decision IH ,1 Hit! door to a new Townimip stay. The Board appropriated $150 D«nV.«t'.~ r.'— 6.A.< " 2nd. It Is ployer, are scheming to fleece the Mrs. Qulmby, Miss Martha Morrow; Fire Scene | will definitely fix the ownership of liny, because I waB anxious to to Bend three chaperones, in com- girl working In'the millionaire's of-1 William Hollowell Magee, novellBt, the property, the title, of which him mi Word for a measure WJiicU »]ylD,g with a request df Supervising lice and get control of rich oil lands A. G. Ferry; John Bland, D. A. b eenlt l '1»-_;»w'y \,. tu that industry the right it Principal John H Love. which she owns. The young attor- Wescott; Mrs. Rhodes, a charming Being a movie hero, even if it means cany ing the heroine' , i.uiii not be denied. Wnen1 too* %e- resignation 4m* ney— thw«rt» the two men and wins widow, Miss "— ••'" - ; Peter, down a shaky fire ladder, is not suchjijough job,, according to ,.•!• Kmr years .ago, 1 delivered u . a teacher In the the heart of the girl. v ,r_f to the Committee and toGrade at the Barron 'Avenue The show' was staged by Qeot-gc hill,. a Miss iFlorenc Thorne- jjick prerjpore, leading nun in the Jords Community Film' . j.niiiitj of the Township, in which School, was accepted with regrets. M, Cohan In collaboration with the Cowlns; Loa,M«x, the Mayor's Man "Love af First Sight", now being produced by Dan Dorn, vet-1 i.ujmiai'd tu lhe_.Township as a Miss Walling plans to»«pend, next author, Auguitln. McHugli, in 1920."Friday", B. T. DhDoughertyt; JJiim ,,,|e, Uial 1 would do everytfiThg year In BTMy. " "7 It ran for months OH fireadfray and' Gwg&ft, ih»-iuii)Tty owners and business- care, according to the summary. One policeman, M. it. jmos t reajistic fire scenes ever staged in an amateur production. Passengers and Crew Mirac- ,ii in- iewarded for their heavy case'of illness resulted hi deattr.1 The ar» to On duvotud to I M«nibers of the popelawn Fire lilti'iuUuiis itt^ia^t tax funds; by Preliminary plans for ' the Se- the library. Department assisted in the Bceffts Ihd ulously Escape Death in • • inrroased vulue of their hold- waren school addition were Hiibiutt- The following birth reports have! .._ I gave a natural performance which Grade Crossing Crash. ...-, ;uui investments. ted by Architect J. K. Jensen. been recorded within the nast week < I reaped much praiBe from Dan Dorn. at the office of the Board of Health:] Tree Planting TiioiiiJi Woodbridge Township Mr. Dorn has been away during Passengers and train crew mirac- iiists ol a large area, and of WoodWtdge MILK FUND the past week, working on several ulously eseuped| serious injury, when , ,u,l auctions as yet somewhat April 10: Elsie " Jenkins, of 2«S Movietone sound newsreels, and Postponed Due to the crack Pwuuy. Train No. 118, a i'ar,iirr" "'"- "* »"•""" ot seventy niiu-s r JOlin Teffenhart. Collations, Contributions, to »""*S Walker l!mt4ti*(ib.^-»3, a truck! --Anf4t- «T r'arrte«r--elBrio»f °* ui thli muikiiHillly, 1 am: •Aid U»oV4«>rish.d Chil- vwdiTllie"uuty'of uphuidiiiH driver, .of 711 Kaat Jersey ulretjt, ji\lden street, daughter of Mr. and T i I *o *oo AT in,' inieivsi of the whole. To be! Kliiabeib, paid a $1UO TTntf -anil | Mrs. Theodore X. O'Brion. I , Total $2,632.97. day and the program which was to' j;,,^ 12'iQ "junk by truck MM. 1 enuld have exercised the;t'liun C03ts wlien arruiuncd in policei April 6: Regina Romis, of Oak Arbor Day Exercises . have been given last Friday will be when it stalHnl at the 'I'livi'ii-i' of'the chair, and refraimd' court here Monday mornlim on a avenue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , The Milk and Ice Fund drive given at that time. The ceremonies! i'lie huge locomtlve caught , the iKim uiiina since my vote wus not reckless driving charge. Buddulph i Stephen Romis. which ended hist Monday uveninu; Held. This Afternoon were postponed several times du« trailer which carried' the machine lor a. decision on .the or-was arrested by Motorcycle OfDcerj April 3: llobert'Hadden, of 411 was the moat !'i(ccuaBful ever held, to the inclement weather, the heavy' un,i shattered it* to bits by fn« forces . by Colonia Pupils a-aln» making it inadvisable to • oi tht- impact. A section of tho • Thal might have been a George Ballnt when tin- truck which I Eluiwood avenue, son of Mr. und'ilnal reports showing that the sum 1 'bring the children to the park, ni -'gasoline engine which drove the dij;-' ruke of politics, because it he was driving wag d in avoid- Mrs, Oeoruie Haddeo. ! of |2,632.!J7 «as raised in the April • 1: James Lorch, of 1 GO Township. Tin' final meeting of the The exercises which cording to Supervising Principal • ,,er wngc »u);lit on the eow-ca^her hitvu anmswiUed nu one. »nB an accident: 1 o.i 1 voted-for tltB ordinance, Buddulph was driving a, , larglarge I'rospec|>ro«pwt utiwtstrwt, sson of'M'rl and Mrs.bollcltoi's wild- held ut the home of were, to be held at the Qolonia John H, Love. ot the locomotive and was found to LH.I«.J-. i, 1 voted- for tltB ordinance, lrucBuddulpk loaaehd was driven u»e i was anxious to gu-onW- with furnituifc uod wuii John i(l)1C|,; E. H. Boynton. on Rahway avenue. School last Friday afternoon and Parents and friends of the pupils be tightly wedged into place wheii LtMll lo, industrial rlBhM,'tor pW Vhogglng the road police alleged , ^ I who w*s inchsirgeof the campaign, which were postponed several tiraefl are invited to attend any or alk of the steel mogul turned over on it* e dl lvl a ratt of Mrs. A. F. Hulier, ot Green street, because pf the exercises. } rlgtit side, blocking all ti>ur main [ii'.s, itiuinui lur greatefr .ccomm\inW'" *" " »« ^ '"^' l Vl>ri, 10 stent were held V--.', , •, ° . • Bspeeuurdf whawhenn a vrmi it n nHHtii>n^pr I ApiU IU. olf(M f Ei Ci planted "The Barrion Avenue High BehWil • Un« tracks 150 yards, north at the cars came program which w.111 be given at M crossing. I" T btiiVve that Mr. Campbell and Drewster 1 |.M: tiill were justified In voting lnt< to avoi superiiitendent o'clock, was arranged by Principal! Three coaches ortltctrain wlTtcri " :imiiiiai Hit) ordinance, if they be- compelled to Principal Arthur C. Ferry. It follows; (were derailed were torn from the lievvd that i majority of their con- . . (Mr. . Flag salute. i wheel truckB as the engine worked rtiiiiuiis inltbe Third I^ard sym-1, followtag: E. H. Boynton, Mrs. A.; Willis, recalled incidents from 'the Singing of "The Star Spangled'in reverse with all brakes set. Ths • • Iselin Banner." f road-bed, rails and' ties were piled I'.ulilzed wit^ the minority of ob-SGi I ROMOND IS F. Randolph, H. BaVron ' BrewBter, I nfe 8f Mr. Willis. ; .Miril 10: Helen Toth, ol Middle- Irving'Relmers, T.,B, Murray, W. H. j>i tors In riewaren. rio (ar as my j The'program follows; -Recitation, "Our Forests," Rich- in several places by portions of the sex iivenire, daughter of Mr. andWurr, Morris Seijal, D. W. Bartholo- ard Predmore, of the senior -blasts,' wreckage. The flrBt Pullman cguch miH vote was concerned,. 1 was Arbor < Day greetings, Robert RECOVERING FROM |Mrs. JoM-ph Toth. me, and S. C. Potter. Wagner. planting a white oak tree. • ' leaned at a forty-five degree anglo L-uiiUd not.only by my own personal The proceeds from the campaigns, Recitation, '.'Arbor DH>," Miss'with its front vestibule against the ;•"!!•.iri'ion thai I was voting for ,the Avwiel * "Hymn, "Lord of Life", school. SUDDEN ILLNESS April %: Helen Kosty,, daughter which are conducted every, two or Address,'"H. B. WIlliB," John H, Arline Corbett,'ot the junior class,' underside of the locomotive. The be^t Interests of the Township as a three years, are used to furnish milk a red oaJi tree. j coal trailer wa» piled against the wlinle, b,ut also/ by the overwhelm- of sir. und Mrs. CharleB Kosty. Love, Desk Sirsjeant Harny Homond, and ice to families where there are Songi "Arbor Day," school. Recitation, "Tree apd New Jer- rear of the locomotive after ltn li'.- expression in fstvor ot the ordi- under-nourished children. _ Every j sey," Harry Lund, of the sophomore I w,t)ee.la. and trucks were .torn looso ii.nuc, which we "had received from a member of the local police depart- Declamation, Hamilton Billings. . ment, is convalescent at bis liome Ladies' Auxiliary of cent which is contributed is 'used to "The Lord's Prayer," J. H. Love. class, donating a white oak tree. . in the short uiad ride, Fottla, Iselio, Colonia, pay for ice or mjjk, no money be- HecHutiQj|, "What Do We Plant?" Engineer Charles W. BartelmesB, ll'M" lawii, Keasbey, and'other sec- on. Albert street, where he Wa« • Planting' of. Mr. WiUls' tree. taken last Sunday moininj; follow- Fire Company Holds ing spent for Iciettcal or other trt* ' ' SOUK, "BraWnf Butrbtes"' Miss JuHsr-BirBe*, ot. the freshmen Lot- 121 Baltimore bpuleywd, cldental expense. I The latter class, planting1 ai red oak tree. wood, Maryland, and > Fireman ing a vertigo attack. Sergeant Ro- Address, "John, H. Love,'* ' Roy rt I st'tk the courtesy of the mond, who bag been a police officer Enjoyable Card Party given by volunteer wp.rkers. Anderson. | Recitation, Trees," Miss Harriet George W. Phillips, of 2408 Thir- inn mutter because i wish to for more than fourtefii .warn, had! Song, "Trees," by Joyce1 Kilmer, phort, of the Eighth Otade, plantins tieth street, N. E., Washington, D. e home the fact that 'polities' attended early, mass at StS . James"]| .The e ladladlesl ' Auxiliararyy of Wood- selected pupils. U red oak tree. C., saw the trailer -on the tra,cka a3 I did nut filter into the Question at •Church, on Amboy avenue, and was bridge Flrel Company, No. 1, held a Declamation, Emma'Burner. Presentation of trees, Supervising ITie train swept do*n a ftraight- - (nil. if i had'been convinced that Woman's Club ; away after round)ng the curve. Both stricken during the service, [ successful card party In the vflre Soug, "America, the Beautiful." Principal. John H. Love. my,vote wquld have reacted unfa- The illness was totally unexpect-f house on Siihool street Monday ave- a • Planting of ivy by Parent-Teach- Acceptance'In behalf o' the Town- braced themselves aa the fireman .ii'i;. iigainst m« politically, I ed, the officer and friends.believing ning. There were twelve tables-\lu ers' Association, Mrs. W. «Qodson, ship by Mayor William A.- Ryan. kicked the fljo door shut and both Ivmild still Jiave voted for the ordi- he had entirely \recovered from a re- j p[ay. The non-players' prize wyis Election to be president. America. took hold ot a grab-lvon which runs iiuinii.'. because Passover, or Recitation, "Trees," John Oin«i- the train were not "applied until tli? (Rotary Speaker J, Jewish Easter, as It is often called, I i(__. _ moment of imimct ' when air lines who visited the home said Q( n Mrs. Frederick Linn, Stella Kelly' day. MM. Freder , chairmen o£ the various committees Will Btart at sundown next Wednes-' gong, "Welcome Sweet Spring- were severed and" the •ijrakca ' wer*; June Klchardaon. Sheriff William S. day e-venlhg and will' be celebrated time," school. net automatically. Engine and j. E. Horper, Andrew of the club. The nominating com Deplores Mere ' HannaHannahh , J K Horper' Andrew submitted the names of Mrs.with special services In the Con- Planting df tree with a pupil from coadies held to the rails uuiil they POSTAlrAil 1NSFECT0R J. Rhoder, gregation Adath Israel synagogue oach.Qlaat} placing a shoveful of dirt hit a "frote" into which a bolt or a 1 on School street, Woodbridge. Serv- o.n the "foots of tree. v part ot the ditch digger may have "Sports Appeal" VISIT\risi S LOCAL OFFICE Parr. MI-B. William Hained for jlc^ wi also be held Thursday • introductory remarks, Mrs. Kdgar: Tajlen. The heavy eteel rail was broken off as though It were a bit Fan-Tau; Emma Zehrer, Fred treasurer. The annual election of morning at 8 o'clock, at sundown Presentation of. tree, J. H, Love. 8 of kindling wood. Huge sections ot "Tun many boys eo to college for Thomas Carglll, a postal inspec-} Zehrer, JosephinJp e Melder,(/ Mrs. Tthe club will Acceptance, Mayor Ryan. »M-th ami not fin study," tjal* ^ro- tor otilhe> Elhabeth'diatrlct, recent- Zehrer and Mrs. Fred Zehrer. America. » the rail were thrown into the air and across the main line tracks. |e^sui Earl Held Silvers, of But- ly completed a »ttryby of the local Mr*. FrancU Gorlas was general ion will last eight Principal Lelfffid Reynolds, of f*> i's rnlverslty, Bpeaker at thpost-ofnee e and made several recom- ihairman of arrangements. chairman of the com-days. The ttrst day will'be a day oSchoot l No. 11, arranged the follow- Passengers on the train Bald they mendations which were adopted Im- saw a shower ot sparka higher than jViih hmclK-on of the Hotary Club mmZ e Sr-piwTsKu:, ^ortSlf-ttobjp . Wlo*.* by seven days ing program, wbloU will be given at | . Craftsmen's Club yesterday. mediately. It ww the first official of feasting. 1:30 o'clock by pupils ,of School the windows ot the car after the K inveitigatlon mad* here since Po«t- Moe Koch Announce* that the Milk and Ice Fund drive crash. One woman said she had topic WUH "College and What It wa» a success. No. 11: rftiuuns Today". inaster Stanley C. Potter was aik- Flag salute. seen car wheels, and gears go hur- polnted nearly a yew aga. Freeholder Candidacy Mrs. Martin Newcomer counselor Fined for Inebriety I" The m^t regular meetlug «jt the Singing of America. . .,-,.. ,. tling through the air past the train for the junior organisation epon- as It ground' to a itop. Passengers Icliib will be held next Friday noon. The change* made were all M • Anpouncement wa» ' made today uored by the club, said that many Recitation, "Trees," Jean Kreger, minor nature and will put the aflftir* Announcement y Two drunks tiatd |5 finesan odf the Fourth GradeGd . > Were thrown from their seats In the IA luui!lu*m* wlwilll i,e hejd nnexxt Thurs- members of the JunUir Woman's e on it more biwliie«»-lilie basis. by Moe Koch, of Perth Amboy, that court BtB when arraigned In police Recitation", first three cars of the train all of l.«ii.l \ ev«iiin at which the Rotarlanl s \% has eatered the race for the Club .planned to attend the Junior's londay morning. They Day," B New "relay" nmll boxes ,are being which rocked dizzily before coming |v.ili hiive as their KUeats the Wood- nomination 'of Freeholder onn the Tonlerence at Part. were: Theodore Debrow, 36, a to a stop, put up on Amboy avenue, to pro- : vs Gra.de. fcrid Lions Club, i A bowling regular Democratic ^Ueket at throwe , The recently organised "Little ma&on, of UnoleumvlUe, S. I., and [ eh on the CraftBmen'8 Club &1- vide protection for mail left for car- WoDUtb*» Club" bad contributed two John McHugh, 46,'a laborer, ot Sea Tree pkpting, with » boy and girl • The train was In chaVgei of Con- riers. It ha* boon the custom to spring primaries to be^ held on elected from «*ch class, participat- ductor Q. H, Knight, [ley will follow. Tuesday, June 18. dollars to the Milk and Ice Fund, View Hospital, 8, I, send out mull to points where e*r- she Mid. ing. Th« cnfldren who will take Main line trains were routed over Thhe date, tor ttie annual Udies' Mr. Koch ha been^kwmlr l the truck. The ppar t are: Mary-BWayW , Samuel Kiw.hl. 1U» rCu.uideii divjflon tor W«ral Klit was set for M»y lftth. riers might meet etled In the affairs, ot the Demo- The name of Mrs, Frederick , ,An invitation to attend the dls- mail c*n now *• dropped m. Demarest was proposed for meinber- Speeder Pays Fine SleanoSl r GlGrlmleyl, Horace Ogden, hoursTThe autild«lra«K"at'lMllB cratic organlwtlon In Perth Anj- was undamaged, though much deb.- Itrti-t conference ot Rotary-Club». to loeV,ed up until the carries w Bblp. ' Evelyn Nuasbium, Walter Merwin, boy, but kit not sought any publlq Arline Janderup, Alex Bnik, Rose rli had been piled on It, a* the en- lieid In Anbury Park on M*yto pick It up. office before. In a statement, the Communication*, were received Max Teltelbaiim, 43, a bath house and 21st., was received. from the Aveutl *fld Leoola owrje... .t , ._tto« J98 "BBantt NNe w YortYte «,v»e- r, Colby Dill, Jr,, Doris Burns, glne careened dlullydown the riUla candidate say* r! CurieetoB. itarlorl*) Abbott, and tore up the roadbed on the Nc- of the member* expressed B I shall make an energetic cam- endorsing th& candidacy of Mrs. E.nue. Brooklyn, nald coats of court *—-- **i J —*T Jil. ™—.—l ^ • 1 . — ~ • ™- — — ~ ...^" . * ii«ir intention to «tt«nd, The funeraunea l otJ John ^jo in all aectloni of the County H, Boynton, of Rahway avenue, who when arraigned In pplioe court here George Roode, Wlllan Linn, Paul ond outride traek. The engine.was 'Pin- visitors, were: Clarence was heJd.fnJf m tltl» UtUe hom«t , la a candidate for vice-president, of Monday mUU ^n- a. speeding O^.lll.^fllJ^'Wtfffl.^igie; .ion Btreit, Port Heading, laai Und hope ^that the voteri In the charge. Teltelbaum plead guilty to Patricia Ann Burnt, Friable New- ment -by wrecking erawa who theu ?''<»WII, of PostorU. Ohio; Jerry Democratic rants win, fire me mthe state club. , urday morning followed by ier Mra. J. J. Dunue, who Is In ebargu the charge sieferred by Tr&fftc Ser- comer, Porothy Hunt, Qerald "K,re- repaired the inner rallB, giving a id, of Qlens Falls, N. Y.; nomination. If nominated and Virgiola CMlher, Edw»*d Mil-;double, track over which In the Greek CatMHCatM e church, of < the arranBfmenU for the card geant B»n,parsons. ger, VlilQ*l Edtfd Mil;dbl tk over which Vsrack iward w. Purceal, ot Boonton; elected. I thall serve tbij*ople of Betty Ttghe, Oliver Young, trains were sent to avoid delayt- tetet. IntermenItt t WM «» 88JJ -J party which was to hav« been held l •nil Cowan, Jim Houjel and MlddlMex County to the beat of my Chester Frank*!.' AWred Lapenta,] Engineer Bartelmeaa and Fireman. cemetery, Woodbridge. Mr n«xt week, said tfeat the event bad Crane, of South Amhoy. ability." • .' ' |T,FOB RBW- ' • Frank Vargo, Vivian Balion, Ed-1 Phillips were cut and bruised. BotH dack died at »• Vvth. Amb«y been Indefinitely fOBtponed. Other ward Martin, Ruth -Young. Harold; We taken to jhe- Babway **—"'" Hospital W«t Wedne«lay, after club actVrltlfts mm the change Tlw Room House, all iniproVe- Orlmley, Jen»», Sormonfc4y,, Maryy 'but were discharged after tg mstttn**. »• *• »ur»iT«dbr*•• d»te naowMity, Mieording to Mmmenta, . A inug little horw in fine Oy, aient emulating °* location on Qreen street. Three to Nlthardt and P, Copeland, treatawut. The two m«i b«4 Frederic* H. Turntr Co. wife. Mary* "d «•»«» chlldrw an* bath wlU be let frae to DuBpe.. ' / worked together for about five year*. "KNJSIIAL ANDD y lady or couplt who wUl Uka Tha Bridge Pariy", a play, will | five minute*" walk trim Vim. metima ne tlon,. school*, churches and tfors Remarks' on tht new o»rk. Town- Passengers who,'were jdlgfctlir in- WAJTCVP awl ooff dentist» o«e> »nd mint be given by tne oluj aometime next tlon.. schools, churchea and "' jured Were: M.r»v W. B.CroweU and montn. RO1«B a b» aulgned VI*W in rear Is of new Woodbridge Ibifl Engineer Oaorge Merrill. telephonhone eaineaii n. BlertUBlrtUtty aan dd g gaaga.a PreMntattaa ot (r«», Mr. Love, Miss Dolores Morgan,, of Reaiaut bridge, <«4 locality, P fur- tad reb.ears»l»»w startetdd In tthhe | pp»rkk. RenRt treasonable bl. QarsgeOa, e Sewaren, H. J. to Boi I taTormUontaTmU pbOM Wovdbridgdbid e Acceptance by Mayor Ryan, (continued on pag* f TWephone Aeajr future. Phone, 114. B, caw^ ••*.. ^.., 1 > , '** -•'••' • *•'•--»• THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1929 Two SCHflOl THRIFT ^ ^Andrew C, Johnson — Ex-D. A. R. Appeals A Good Alibi f Andrew cJo h KIDDIE KEEP SCOUT CHIEFS son, 64, wa MA from thehom e oE COLLECTIONS SHOW ht•».«meterv Woodbridge. • . .. bell •treet^both^of Woodhn,] • ?«!'•_•• •!«- — • 'We 1923 ••HI 1^ • T •" M' • " * TT -m - W-T I —' T ^V~ John E. Toolan Is President, ' as follows oh J »y evening on Hampton Cutter Vice- trict Troops to be HeW at Port Reading ..._:...-.IJJO.H J *lta, ,rt Elizabeth. Sunday eve-|charges Penik and Kara wn, :i. 1 No-1 ~ —-• {*;•" "rnfifK- He Is survived by three sons, i rested following a flat fight „„ , Woodbridge, May 25. 118.83 President. Mo 11 I Arthur, of Avenri; William, of Public Service bus In Perth Ami,/ Avcnel _i^, 8S0« ; Woodbridge, and Carl of Keasb1 tn which Penik was severely (-,'•• MldiJli^es County »ill Voullnue to The next * regular meeting ' Iselin No. 157-.... 76.31 ubout'the upper lip, ScoutW>aderirdr\ the Rarltan Conn J0.1B look to the •elfar.' t»r It* Children St. James' __i. 1 Patrolman Joseph Dwyer nrr.M , i nl, Hoy Senntu "I America, will be tljjs< sunjme^.ln, thn maintenance of v Sewaren Ownei Abandons Car [both men and the complaint* w,,' .Ticld ofl Thursday, April 25. in' t^f Kiddie Keep W'll Cittiil' for uh, Iselln No. 6 •: . • ••••• .„ '.pressed by Ed*ard CaUahan "s dcrprivilpRod chi'Mn-'n, which for,; South 'Amboy. i A touring tar, owhed by N. D.' Public j«*vie* repfessnutlve. v,. M TIM» speaker of tfc«-evenlng will j 1+10 past five years t)»* <*<"" rourtij Gallup.-of Main street/was found bus inVhlch thebuwl took p|;i. ..• tnwBTd th« physical mibutldlug of' be William Hlllcourt, a member of, abandon^ on Rahway avenue l»st,w«* flllsd with passengers,, accor.t rlilldren -whose stnlivili hat* be¥n j tVe National Council ^Editorial 'De-j School Saturday. U was towed to" police | In? to The potlca, who said u , s;ipp''d.by the fcardiilui's <)( the win-1 partnfent of the Boy Scouts of; Iselln No. 16 i headquarters mhert it was held un- women aud children passent. 1 t<*r month*: ","•"'" • "••••'••-"•~j.-;*••...-:...... -..,. I America. Mr, HllWouri is the uu Port Reading tirth.TowW? arrival.., Oallup saM were bidly lrl«hUned. thor of th* t(ew "Patrol Leaders* H l Klve 'years. . B*O last »l>r,lus. the] «. _ «_- J i-#» 'iVkB Mt* •4vtiafi tlvfl 'b*BS ' j.iiiMiiiii n -n^^«fcfc< "Expelled from the D A. R, Manual", fchich.sviU *»op be avail-. H he had left/tht/the •'**•» *! Middlesex County B^rrealloif Conn-1 jSewartn ~ gg UMk rann drf aan d had not---, Wq - ' ' And Bowl . , <•!! nprewntfnK f.in.-rnil.5 rcHplouK. ' year as a psillt of ,' blacklist" able,. .He. has^befen a- ScoutmasUrJ ! Avenel to return and ,r«fl11 the tank- tor a number of years tn Copen- 'l d fl11 th Q. "It oats are given a- hor«o i, philanthropic, civic -and educational charge! which she' made, Mr*. 1 !No. 11 mediately after hard work or . , hagen, tfcnjnark.'aifd Is an authority , His first big picture has madr No. 1 nriinnUatloiia of-the county, alarmed | Helen Tuft* Bailee, of Cambridge, • . pjck«r» HesJthy Spot else, what hmpptnsT'" s hy statistics which- showed that ana- j on th% Tutrol Method ". , | ChesterMorrii a Mar His work | St. James' Maw., plans to appeal for rein- The meeting Is to be held at the, Improve After Fall — A.; ''Hs,e4U."—Pointer. • third of afl-i>et>aoi ehiidren inv'M.ld-j in "Alibi"' has won hin>; a high ; , At Metro»olltan Chifrch . rili'spx County were undernourished, itatcmunt at the Washington, P. first Baptist *"trat acd I Totals Stocktok n streets, South Amboy. air place, among newer cinema celeb- i_To»onto Etenirig Teregram. lewhlng #n OW_»pfff a-Xe«New Tn,, and underweight, met to dlMUM the! C., convention the w»ek of April RBWAltD 8:15 P,4 Mi, through arrangements j rities'. ' No (hinting Allowed forming , of a county health' camp 15th. (til the* Police For the arrett and conviction where mifh children • might be; made by J. Tracy DM, Scoutmaster j President Coolidge today tele- of' Troop No. 91. . l. FASAST OIRLSGIRLS'' TOURNAMENT. "• > |partparty whwnoo stolsioipe thmee shiramrti ofonf ooff j,. nurwd back to health and .vljsori graphed the editor of the St. Louis J t Ih W Sh Invitations have beein sent.to all OPENS HERB WEDNESDAY Jame« at Ihe Wax Show. 323 s- during the suihmer months. Vpon Post-Dispatch: . —Dallas (Tex.) Journal.'Rampart Street.—Loulilanna paj,. 'the expert advice of T. 1) Kldner. ]Will Organize Commissioners, Scoutmaster* and "A bill appropriating $48,ufl6 to of the "Federal Hosptwf Planning j Assistant '8c.QUjniast.ers, and it 1B>\- Star Gazing improveJfount Weather tor a Presl- Commission; Albert Johnson,head; pectah_._Uiat a . large, jjsjegalipn of dentlBi retug* is jaat being signed of the engineering department of] these men will be In StUndnhce. by me. I congratulate you on tb* Kilters 1'niverBity; W. C, Weasel,I Senior C. E. Club j The chairman of the. committee _, , . success of the campaign first wrU tf cmftrt. . . In charge of the camping depart- I i on arrangements Is Morris Margn' i ^ '• I^i T ,!*,broached tn your newspaper, and menl of the Hoy Scouts of America j retten, a member of the Executive si MT/ Unit imt at White Chruch io The Woodbi-idue I/MU1W) !alm08t unanimously approved by the and Dr. C. K, StimwMi, of the Play- ] Board of the Radian Council and EW YOI!K, April IS—Proof that; g,'of the nation. The Congress ground and Recreation Association j chairman of the Leadership Train- pre Twpnlv-livi1 'members of the sen- N that chattering h-at"of the cellu- has shown an inclination to ttea* a of America, a 200 acre tract «f land ! Committee. loid industry, the talkie, has grown President with the same kind of In Iliiritan Township, known as i lor Sunday Srlisol of the First Fres In add lion to hi- speaker o< he, - , ,„ , i to our birds rWireli met and completed man 5 M| te cau bt found congldenUlon lt ex ends Woods and owned by the nyie t Hoard of Freeholders wag- procured t'lvi uinary plans for organizing a M*. 1"'!" Lf "J'^r:!; cracking good.^rook drama, yclept and other wild life." - A. P. dl- of the ' arrangements for the big atch f ra'm St. - Louis. In the fait of 1!*24. a campaign W .Vni'or Christian. Endeavor "Allbi." of Cflil> last Sunday evening. The 1931 Rally am) Field Day which is In-ailed hy Harry Medlnelss, Detroit Mare •l*i*rth Amlwy, wu young people met at the request of .--•-*•- A.F. nandtrtlrtt-, who TORD SEDAN. 1925 first-class the county, netting 112,000 Seriior :tonj tlr«* good aa neK.iv.il?Qi at this' meeting. lady.—Washington Star. ! lo I onee.. "'."""""I'' "?. SS. SL' "Slwti1 gentlyy .b.ort.J » in. ownuM. There is no star, nof evw a fea- from its camp at Sea Girt, the "! of W?N.Xoung People's Church, tfce Pry Open Sedan Doors tured player (Hollywood is not yet Iht irnr tmttflhi tfttn- grounds -were,o^ean^d, several tern-, first service of which was held last p over the shock), though young Mr. irninci . . \ ItUpbnUt porary hulldlnga were erected, wa- Sunday evening. " •*, tO Meal Battery, lOOlS Chester Morris grabg s the picture in ubtniff jm ttJ '*»•• ter was piped from a spring on the Mrs. John Strome explained a new ' thee firstfirst scenscene anand gallopgallope righright oioil Wm. F. Murphy „ premises , l ,-pign-forV-PresbfterlttB seater-club Tin) doors on..a.-ie.daA.-PgMd. by ^wlth it.. TThih s picture has made him. lowing year sixty boys were taken anil also l0\& of uie W0IK 0[ t]ie Charles Treen, of ' Grove street,TeTmifr ~ care of, some gaining as much a) i ChriBtian Endeavor. She then sum Woodbrldge, were pried open early "Alibi." based on the Btage 3HEET METAL WOWL ten pounds" through their participa- [ marked the work of the preceding SSundad y morniififg and thh e bbatter y and "Nightstick"Nightstick," is the story of aa young Tin ~ Copper - Sheet Iron "Convenience UonJp h.eaHhful_actlville«. organltation and,lead the d^cusslon toolB were stolen. The" theft was crook who stays a crook and doesn't i , Roofing A Hot Air He«t*ig Every yeafirnce'TReh'"' whii'ii fnifiJuw: *4iiiw-fTteWe-fTOf-twpnrtnii ^r_.JMiuinm Tr'^'nj .—ho.J116^ under the love of a girl.! y y : considerable advances under tke ad- fer, president ot (fie Middlesex | found the ear had b««a entered fBTboieT Tnere loTS— tradltiou; 99 WEDGEWOOD AYE. ministration of John K. Toolan, County Christian Endeavor. Unjon when he returned home about 1:30 No. 2!) 757-W —4oes-pay-l r • president; Hampton Cutter, vice-land Irene Walling, missionary chair- o'clock. "The Racket" was about the first; presldent; William Welant, treas- iwrh of Uie County Ohion extends* 'pWMTB to give the cops a break. | urei and Jane Packard, secretary, greetings to the members planning Watching His Step ' "Alibi'.'., does more—you can't help THE American-home has proved it. through, the co-oueratjon of various the n«w society. John' Donnelly, and "I don't know what's the matter but love the cops in the picture; 5ji? newest conception of convenience — v orgarg n Stations -such as women's j Milton Agreen, fflemBeTS'OTIhe out- with that ttttle man over th«re. He they are &uch__Ana.tellows! . i P R I T A T K j^n^whercyer needed in the home-is spreading gojni; society, also- Bpoke. was so attentive a few moments ago1 Rapid 0re action, sensible direc- clubs, labor organiiatlons,* civic l0 some W throughout the country. : clubs, municipal bodies and private A nominatias committee wjs ap- and npw He wont even look at me." < °- « «U photography and contributions throughout every d pointed, which Included the follow- "Perhaps he saw -me come in. an intelligent male east make VIOLIN Architects are incorporating this new idea m Adr uiunity in the county. Sing: Albert Tt-rhune, Claire kelson, He's my husband!"—Condon Pass- "Alibi" one you'll remember. The plans and specifications. ' , ?in,ce the beginning of the Seconfecond Harriet Short urid Rub.tU. Demarest ing Show. women are negligible. INSTRUCTION >»•«!•, KirU also have boni admitted, Tuf t(illi

t We demonstrate the Hoover without charge. There's no obligation to purchase. Wt'lJ call and show you bow quickly and how thoroughly your most soiled rug can be etetaed. We'll/i«wrov«r your oM electric cleiaer^wi if^ PHONI 1400 you'U trade it in to us, we'll sell you a Hoover at a worth- K jtnjr Imiui", your while reduction. , • *- > our barn ile,n>. Don't let Iliti trukl net into your property fihlag that's We'll *!*> supply tfce ^etk good at |*-U*-a that U* to put U on, U yon ao de- right. sire. Cuuie iu ai.j let us fit you out. MACK PRESS, In . All the best brands at C reasonable prices. McLEOD Arto Supply Co. \ •/• ••." PVBOC®SEKVIGE Kefl, * MeAliadea Co. \; ' 74 SmHk 8t Pettk JUaboy 1* Main fU. FkttM a W0ODBR1DOE, V. 1. i. :'7;ir. • ••*[• • THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL t», Three 'ffl Woman's Club Blazer Stripes Are Worn Over WMte Frocks Should Boy Break Date Well Represented With His Girl Friend MRM' HINT at District Confab st.-nk Vvin\ to Oblige Relatives? ,,.„ IIIIMIIIICTB of the Wood-. mid \V*torVn'ft* S«l«u) 1 Woman * Club attended the | l'liUMi|>|ile Sinwberry tt) YlittJjMA [Hstilrt Convention of the I friend laka a ba« relatlvott? that 'f.,i^ht ffTfft^** FyflHiut'itiu" 'ur* •of.o'B* young lady, if with h<-r. ahould I u« jit Freehold today. Mra. |||(h Rather n nlebl»n beginning to prob,bl>at« "In wronp;- which every way ! »rf •«r, I'll talc a fttane*. ini, i,. Swan, president of the this dinner mt nu, tint It? And. »nr , ' ', llntd Woman's Club, pre*tded'a,t arUtocratlc . ending. Never mind. DiBAR KlRQINl.Jt LEHU 1 »m t to me and dot* what I a«k htm to IIIHIDIIIK cession which opened The dTsnert can be made th« day be- a girl 10 jrwr* old and hav« been ] unlen* ha think* It lint rightg . Doo 1(! ,,'rior.k. The morning pro- fore, It you like, and Rtlll be good, going with a IOIIIIK man for over you think If I k«*P on letting him ,,,., mi lulled ft welcoming address or pnimgli may be made for two two jnrt we UP re going away take otk*r» like that It would i U,., swan, reports ot dub. prenl- meals. to iinnd Uw?Vta(*r hollihyt, but c'tua* a good many dinputwi with .1|t;i mill art address by Mrs.' L. C. the pwfto *• Were fcdlriir to visit his pnople aft* we are married? ,1,1, ^miihern vlw-presldent of THIS WFEITS RKXIPKS . cams to my home Inatead. • Since We haw p*lanatd on Kfttlnx mar- ,,' iL^nciiitcd clubs.! •otntoro en CMmfole—These are weren't gottlK I decided to take ried In August., I1I.ONDY. " II,,. afternoon session began at the same as srallopM notatoM, Te«l i »rt ln.»n enteriHlnmBnt at Wellk tllondy, dear, the la*t ques- ,,.!,,,i; with a reading;' on "Hls- and sliee pofato«« thin and put Into church. He wa» solng with me tion depends largely oiy you. If you rjl ,1. Miiiiniimtli" by Mrs, Samuel a buttered-taking tilth. Scald milk untiyfcl* mother ask-ed hint to tike are unselfish and thoughtful for 4il« H rowiut. Mi's. Theodofe/liewia enough to cover fbtatpes, iheltlrig a her to Ttatt »'relatlvt>. He "w«nt people, cememb«r!ng that after- all . ' i .. iifriiold club saris a group I tablespoon of butter in It- Salt fchd And nelt «ft» at bdme. • Do you he belpnga to them, t^o, you won't ,,„.;,! s.'irrtiuns. Mrs, L. y. Huh- .pepper, the potato'**, pour the milk think ttitl la rlnht? Once, before have any trouble, But if you insist nii !.|ini;o. The session eiide'd with joTM, Kijrlnklf bread or cracker I rtayed at *eroe wheriiil* cousin 6ii having liim all to yourself, re- ,ni; fiiiiulnji by the Spring Lake crumbs on top and cook In Oven for and her huiband uanted, to g* tn Kardleas, you probably will. I pre- :,,i,,,III'W Club. The secretary for an hour. ••• . an entertainment. Kl« cousin snhie his mother thoiiRht 4hat as . i iinvihl Inn wan Mr*. J. p..Tul- 4o9»- not live near here and only your contoinplalefl trip w»)t canceled, „, ih. Ued Hank club. -. Pineapple Strawberry Bavarian —.i gel* toriajt them about twjee a- It wn*n't st) Important that h,e '1)« •pi,, iich^ation from tne tocal.clull 1 yw»r. Would you pleau tell m> with you. a'ndm a»ked him to earort' Soak five teaspoon*, of gelatin in If you ,wouH «T»THI; to him about ,.1,,,!,.,! iht> following: ; one-fourth' cup CiJId water for flvei her. And the other time, henatur* 1 tt or 1««V8 it go? Ha. Is very nood ally wfcnted io be with the cousins M, \. i'. iitimloiuli, Mi;* .' Whlt- minutes. Urine:,to. boiling, one and! soii, Mrs. M. Hahien, Mrs. .that he.orily we« ocr.Halrfn«lly. . It ' ,one-fjourth cups crushed pineapple, I j would hav*'been'*!«• If their prans Mrs. Edwiyd Mar-' .one' and one-fourth cup* strawberr-; •)' Hrewateis^Al could have lnclfcntiui. Mrs. A. A. Buird, Mra. , ' ' • • ' • ito thicken', add one cup heavy beaten * « • ' "' • \v Von Hreintn, Mrs, E. 13} hVVY (.'IiAIHH le«s frock, under, the bright1 red-are a powder blue In the wider cream-. Serve very cold. Serve*, Mrs.'Cliarjeit ; "DEAfl VIRGINIA, LEE: I ani I, 'iilHf. (Oittrnl •I'TPHS riuhl«i Kxpert) Jacket; with, the red Incorporated Btrlpe, onragff,. yeltow ana black In eight. Used ennnfed ptireaitple. The golnff with a fellow whose mdther I'. J, DOIltttO. In'" the frock in pipings or Incrus- WK•: arare eHfiuin fining the narrower, The cout Is straight fresh pineapple, unless cooked, does docs not IIko me because people a whlte sea- tntlons', is D rival to the w.hlte froc.k line, very simple In treatment, Its.not allow the gelatin to harden. | son. While Is always liav:e told her tfilnns about me tn evl-.wltli Us yellow coat this seaKon. A only trim being bands of self fabric which were not true. How can I CAMPFIRE GIRLS dence ax (iach Huiimicr approaches, charming ensemble shown In the! reversely u*ed. A White hat and What Tin"* Tertiw Mean but lately make her like me'.' 1 Imvft- been it se'einVto be settinR cnltwtion of one of New York's white shoe* accolnpuuied. this cos- goln* with hlni for over a year, HOLD CARD PARTY; nuH'c and moi-c, »o. It Influences HUIHII exclusive shops had tt tume. Florentine •- In Florentine style, but she dni-it not know. WouM, It- everything pnm.s, tweeds, eVery of white with If Jubut, and outline The second model shows a jacket green color" UHuafly" spinach, he all limit for her to break us Ih, li-iniuois Troop of CHinp Klre conceivable fabric in one tone, hats of thfi akirt yoke p.ped in butter of the blazer striped in dark blue, I fricasaee -- Meat browned up now ••*•*•' r. A. C." ,., Ii, ni ;t successful curd party and>shot>H. Kvtrything except the- jellow, the- color or the cyped en- yellow, red and white, suggesting' ared and tften Btewed. troslery, wliich Mill remains piin- semble coat." Worn.with a matching Ee If sin thinks you. arc a bad Influ- ii,, huinr o[ Mra. K. I'\ Hunt, ot rfgtmental colors. White turned i onlartlne Veal, chicken, or i imce n\\p could try to "bruak you-. cipally Riinbui'ii. ' Hut white unre- yellow felt hat and yellow >)fi|Kp , inaii street, last Krlday evening. &*•* ^JL!e^i _J.t:verB- Rnrt.wh't«.other white meat_bonejL.-Ue.d.. and up".any time, hut mothers usually lleved IE an •rylns-nn-Btt-Rtttrto-the shoes,"tt mafle a' mm"sTrTkiiig "coa- cuffs are.useDTTdrTTTimr . 1A bit of tlie j u i;iiilr.-t were In play. TJie door iimjorlty of women, BO we find lt tume. ^_ Belve( PO fall In their effort* In this direction. ',.,. WUK uwtiuUd to J*IB Cscllta -—JVittv* variety ot Do vim knawUtmutliDi' iwsonitllyT 1 IIILIIH. Miss 'Ethel Hunt antl : Jthe frock at the fieekllne and tie.finely cut vegetable*. If so, why-mH'go (oact hor occasion- Sin it Ii received the non-playerH1 vivid colors. IJutifr and lemon yel- Itfcrt or Color White hat and shoes complement low with .white JIH> much In evi Mignons — Small piece's mich as ally nnd show her what kind of a -,:-ils. Prt7.es In the gamed were But It is In the gay, blazer stripe the ensemble. ' enderloln of beet. jiirl you are? ' - dence. An nil white cont In en- coata and jackets posed over the An unuBUal coat for country wear, ,inl, il to the following: livened with a yellow Bcarf, or the Pate de tola gris—Small pie of I•tiiDchli;: Mm. R.' A, Wlngler, J. white frock that the greatest riot of at the rlgh^., ahowa wide, blazer ' oose livers. whlt# frock IH touched up with yel- color Is seVnv Many variations of IlafflliiK a W'ltard Hunt. Vincent Biros, ^fre. N. 01- stripes In red, while navy and .,„„l'llaf , „or, Pilau—Wit„— h rice-and„ „,... to. - 1'rofessor Einstein may be a woii- low pipings or hows and btlt with stripes In a large rang?-of interest- peach, the stripes running -In width t ( casserole •"IRIT. i Mrs. diaries Nelgort, Cecilia yellow lnciUBlatioiis. Bright red Is ma oeSi a8 n tt dor when It comes to handling ii, John Kalamen, , Ellen inR colbrs are offered In these eol- from anrn Inc.. jind a quarter to. an! Q p iie —Meat, liver.- fish or po- lined In >he way to «wrtYcn-the l«cHons: U ne 8 theories, but we often wonder how. jHunt Mra. A. Hollia, Mrs. S.. Han" iuclr M a halt. The novelty Heart, t^toes cTfoppefl" anffinpTy spasoned he makes out when he gets up 1 white coHtutiie, also blue and gr^en. especially adapted to wear with the II silbermann, Mrs. H. J. Otllls, r, .,..,., t, . . - - -.employing a horizontal treatment,' nd roiie

|-Tlie topic ot the Sunday mornlns P M 3:00 prmon will bp: "The Story of Tihuraday. —r ILeultitS Room, liih". ,' ' ">•• , B:60 P. M- The Young I'feople's Church serv- ut 7 o'clock Sunday evening will THE PERTH AMBOY flude a discussion lead by the St. Andrew's PERTH AMBOY |tor. The theme will be "Chrls- Rev. B. i- O'PairteU, pastor. 5 [>ity and Service". UPHOLSTERED GAS LIGHT COMPANY K Whenj&ttlsty Rules The Young Men's Fellowship will Services at Public School. Mass 196-160 Smith St Berth Amboy.lU « at the Presbyterian ¥ttnse at. 9 A. M. Sunday morning. FURNITURE (nduy evening ut 8 o'clock. There 206 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY be a discussion on "Advertis- Si. Cecilia's COMPANY (ISBLIN) J id week service Wednesday eve- pPpai>-ina Re-Covering Heating and Cooking Appliances at 8 o'clock. Tr«a roa*. Living Room Set* A>- 10 moralm- WE SERVE Methodut Episcopal Slip Covers Made to Order Rind Automatic and Storage Healer Heaters A. Boylan Plti derald, " St. Anthonys 254 MADISON AVE. WE DELIVER (PORT RJIA01NG) 10 A. m,-Sunday SchooU ..'—... NKAIt M.VHKBT ST. f QAlaSi4, pastor A. M. — Morning Worship. •OPBN'KVIOXINCS TIL N1NK 7 WwPwiii Gas ni top.|c, "Sin Supplanted". Church on" Woodbrldge avenue. CASTIE'S ICE CREAM 6 I', M. — Evening Service. Masses at 6:30 A. M.'and 9:30 A. M. m topic, "Tim Shortne»B of Sunday morning. • Evening Service, 7,;4S P. M. , PUREST BECAUSE HEATHIZED WONE YOIJIR ORDER Com Oar lady of Peace (FORM) „ E.A.FINN C«n»D«n-Rit R»di»m Log* lev. Wm. V. D. Strongi PMUW E*V- O. II. lleagfln, pastor. * Hoaglarid's Qwifectionery Masws on -Sunday morning at 8 FUN'tiltAli DIHECTOR 1:46 A. M.—Sunday School. and 10 o'clock. Sunday School lol- AND |l A. M.—Morning Worship. , Largett A**ortmenjl ofrlavort in Town P. M.—chrlitiao Endeavor. tnwlne first mass. towing n i^w ^ g o>clock P. M,—Evenlng Wowhlp. J* SCHOOL AND JAMES $TS, t rednesday, 8 P. U. —' ~~ " "The Better •• i < •••(,»•' ' . •' • ", ,,:./..-•' (y ol the bible. TELEPHONi;—WOODBRIDGE 244 r PHONE 78* Telephone 143 Perth Amboy St. JVicholai (FORM) STB^ET , (FORDS) 158

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*'.. ••',: •..!',i,i;'j& t",1 ' •>. '•• )• •,•':-,:''(«••' 'j :* ; . THE WOODB* LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1959 SPRING PUNTING IN MEXICO THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER Comprehensive History of State Will be Compiled by Princeton Kniitnt'n Fund oi MOO,000 Maktt p Intensive Ten-Year Campaign for the Study

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froth r*» lpTlt«d. but no. Monymqur U'Urt will! b* rniT«w4ty will begin an . Int^nilTP journal* and utt, court r.V,' «tudi ot th« history qf New Jersey AeHt, ln»entorie» ind «0 (orll, . ~" Woodkridfe. N. J., u tte K«Ut of a.lift from Mr the va«tn«M of this matertM ' ji W. 8mHh,,©r Madlnoti. New geiher Wltfr-the fa« that it ||< ,. Jemr. UT. Smith, a graduate of scattered, hlideh, and uncatrio Tale and of Hamrfl Law Behool, maket It UnpoMlble to^one ma, Grade Crossings Must Go! 'tow prtstdekt of lUrrU, Forinsa and tludj' it ill. The writing of hiJ • Conipany, «f Nur York. Cttx. ha» re- murt.be « matter 6t teBm.»nrv eeHUr created a tand of $100,000 to lore the general historian rin The vrevk ot th^. VVush'ington-New York, express «t >• defray re«earcl\ and publlcatton ex- jlo an authentic Ti|*tory of •' peniM. country., or'atate, k group of it lselin croSstiiK oVtiiePtfnrfsyiv&rtia Railroad drives home Very l II*«H*UJB* the M*- tljatora muat have urpparH • forcibly the mc,-*..ty of the grader crossing, - jfrarn vrfnch the Uad%r Has been advocating for *• urouBBi to a cr,neWi#Ht, IB^ this v_ . . "Grade '(.Vising? Must Go*', the slogao 'ap^peariftg every hauttlre survey not oril) the noHtlc.1 graph writer and the general week at .the top of the first page, will stayikejre until the fast and economic hlrtory of New Jeraey rtan. The (act that there ftv will be studied M4 recorded but baphatard work Ih digests. grade crossing in Woodbridge Township has b«en eltrpin^ted! ali« ill phases ot the llf«* df its interpreting the primary Most of us are accustomed to think of grade crossings ' ' has made lit' accurate and dangerous to motorists and pedestrians only.. We feel that ad\ glaring owmlslooa. hug* ancL. heavy .an object at- ai Railroad train will never com*, t history^ •out sec*ond best in an encounter with any machine which may be stalled on a Crossing. . ,.,:,: Monday's near-tragedy proved vthat "passenger traffic of his State, he \ deeply con- the Pennsylvatu.- and the Central • Railroad is decidedly dan- K gi-rous and unsafe, so long as grade crossings are allowed to exist. > r- Only the1 hand of» God-prevented a terrible catastrophe make It >«ibie for the V.t lselin on Monday. Had the speeding train left the tracks faculty of I'nncetM to ar i.nd. plunged down the thirty foot Embankment at th/right of - tb.e.lxackx.in5tea| of falling to the' track level on the left, many jiassengers would h«ve been killed or badly.iiijured. • •• is * New Jerwy »woi- on prtmarr wortet and wi " Wiiflf mtgiTl tqryi! boeit tr»i:.worHt railroad wrecki l-.i«on tatory ia Wentifled ^ " ^t « -choUrl) htatory ia Wentifled AlthOUfth the. SPHtrii «;;! would have happened, if a w«t-bound express, going" at high with the tiietorv t the. col6ny and IT,. f% jipood, had struck the capsized locomotive of the east-bound mouldn>nrt the'Mi»leM of herhls- New"Xers%yTltr ctnwp^iT'' inun just HS the latter hH the west-bound tracks. j try farultj for tttU important and prepare the ground for (1 Death would have been rampant then, and the Pennsyl- iind^rtaktaf; history ot the Bute In tiir.-. t v<>nlimU«d tfllort* ' volume*^ In thta final •*,: V;IIILI RaUrpaoLvvquld have lost possibly a million Dollars in 'Thf-*<>rk will be donp in a thor- conelusOTs reached by n .• CHthly f<-imtific way. AH hlstor; of the monographs will 1.. adjustment of claims, wreckedToTliiig stockriiaiTiajted road should b- based upon primary (continued oo pas*- h.. . bed. and costly delay due* to its entire main line being blocked and demoralized. . ' - • , 4 Must so terrible a tragedy occur beforeHi^Pwnisylvania' Chirks B, Words of Wisdom Railroad and our ice-water throwing legislators wake up to Add Slanguage thelt*aJizastion that grade crossings MUST BE ELIMINATED? Injustice in th^ r-ml jiroduce* in- C B. D. • dependence—Voluiir. „. Do,we have to wait until the long list of orphans and British Prof Works on American Dictionary ' ; Drunkenness is nothing but horizon and beyond ? • The lure of th« D»rk I voluntary madness, -^eneca. 4 By HOY i. (iimiONs .convey so concisely this -.• They are a constaafc>menace. Death lurks there, biding i obsolete in many*«speci_. .. It may take a century or so to tng to-Prof. Craigle., Beside lowance for a courageous wWllnV in The dark."a^itotn U»n encompass it, Dut the shop girls.and his time, watching and waiting, knowirig that sooner or later j" *7 • '• in ll-1-.picturt of adult goes tttfnd without much tegretting. But it is • • •** i their, wise-crackllig boy friend's who the fmilities and carelessness in the best of _U5> wjll bring a inspiring and encouraging to see a man of brains and neglected lias bHen language at in* •: victim to his eager talons. * •••• acconii'llshnwnts who e»», wbilaJn the dark "baloney," "luttarrles" wa* finished In 1828, It wa« ;•< Sufua^ A:..- The" waiting-rooms,-flf the, Pennsylvania Railroad have :..-auty ot life and-reali«e that that beauty ci "whoopee" today, will have their 1 "M. It nmltteA -naHy dimmed, even by blindness. in thP t-:i ( j ,, \he m0011taln, of truth, TOJ»'«* dictionaries of T1"1 been plastered recently with high-priced advertising, telling : 0T .... • ••-«K *— - - •". nerer elimb-ia-valiL— Nietische. ^i' ' •» platform, pow-wow, punk 111.1: the public at large what "loyal, dutiful, courageous and de- rr.T u? craw that Mr. TarkWgton U not in as bad ftg TUPTG to no'doubt that U is the except to » suppltmenwry i-,.: pendable gate and crossing watchmen" are employed by the L a hiind man vho is without tunds or special younf: people with their reckless use . Not only did makers 0: A lal-ntr. He has made a great deal ot moflfy, all t>t < of all kinds of slang terms who give 1 can dictionaries from Wti.»<- Pennsylvania. Railroad. , > wliR-i- \w has earned honestly >y writing good stories. Dinner Stories ignort? many perfectly goou \ H<- i; able to employ the best eye SpeclatlBi; in the. Look at the police records of our own and-«4her towns. k can words but they astrit-1: world to operate, ifl the hope ot partly restoring his,' A Ple«s«iit Snrprlse Americanism* ;m ISnglish '(•: - Gate watchmen have been drunk, asleep, slow, careless, often •{'• if iit.i.' to licia!- l.ls stories and to employ help. j , the"will at ihe new Professor •Craigie Is Jiert- t< h >•,. K cant i,6 anogfetlier pleasant tabe Mind. Even though the! Jon" I*1** tBeTh tee " doctor'" s negligent. There isn't a grade crossing in the Town«hip that ClUlI wife fy all these matters.' A!r*.i u, ...rtiai roM,lBuen of. .ight are my' .ood. &&#<** !?_• .^"d thl has hot its history of accidents. dart „ ...... ^ _ > "> » -^IZJ:.-:^-.,— has been at work at ttie Y\.:- ::illrt tiiMi.,hur been uatheritu: about him tor years, as bis eyes ..»...,- •-. . oi Chicaso two.years un ; ,- The crossing at lselin is the worst of the lot, because a j 1 uluallv , . I You wish to see the doctor? t toncal Dictionary of Am^ru. . li.-!;-. He still hoA-jibout- eu; • busy highway, teeming with motor traffic over the week-end, 1 liavv known manv i.ersons who have committed auldde foi much she said.. "Couldn't you come to- 1 'Hsn't the; oi labor ahead of him, w-: mtersectintersects thee busiesDusiest railroaraiiroada ngnt-ot-waright-of-way in tnthee UniteLimead cause-ijersbn, gt resori ','(o ^^ upon••-,-. the -mog l uivi_ 4 pw0Mttol_ L \ one;doctojjnprror inw vmorning? frQui the 17th Centiwy on tt... States, II not In the World. There IS hardly a time that there O, of the connuonegt causes of suicide \» loss of money. I knew g man I "OhWhy., yes" .saihe'ds in,Jones" sai, d the ot prominent author*, a. • t IIIOSA- of minor vriteii, J'1 of travel and u\> newspapere and periodical sheet* and 'te;.* t<> __ _9I?_. --._ . • .- • - - '»erses-that he had scarcely a nundrtd ffitltlon dollar_ ttr-his I'rofesfor Crafgle knows tearing around the Menlo Park curye at seventy miles, an hour, . . _ into "the EnglUk Channel out of one of his private airplanes.. Ijtd> t'Uum.Yera de.Ven tt'id 0/*. A3 Of 1^1' proft-rffc: : ford, he wa* knlghKsd ' : with the crossing hidden until th^y are almost on top of it, Boot, h Tarkingto- n not only continue.s ,to live; he, continues to enjoy . fc)E. ftK . li¥U1favorBs us. with a few so«tal ; lile A i-t for tvU work in hri: and you have a ...... • .• j 01 if ' - Hls life is full of b*auty and intereat, even while his, sight H lack, ,inv-^ffl!,tw«l . ' '**• up tol s c Oxf.nd dtetfonju°y. to cui_. Situation which IS an unmitigated 24-hours-a- in,. llB a beauUfur world, and a Tarkington now and then reminds at *- ** '°*young- " %om an. is Ifttro- i Tlie Oxford 4leUptaarv c. . lumauitv' '•• J- ' that K is more beautiful than we had ever believed. ' • iduce 'Whed nto aa youbacheloi r wboQays, "I'm' rword of' 414,835 words, «." m-BM-ti'fMiHii __i__i_L_- .^,1 1 - *__»_*«*! very _happ Ift ya tha_.o mee| t you," she should i ODO.000 letters anil ftgur.•• i« TAtuiuitiip; as a commuiwy, So many inen, etc., in Om nei: tagi:nii H Uk iH Sir demand from the Pemisylvama- Raiiroatl, aiv early sbatemeati ' word,u , old thing!". as to just what steps will be taken to eliminate the crossing ers. for Christmas that a great deal of borrowing-of fi>ftt Middlesex County authorities, who were negligent in al-' ,should- «iy, "How do you do, Mr J6nes rait of w.oris "SB* exprfT- lowing A "hump" to remain at the lselin crossing whan the, A college president says the youpg.man's most difficultf Oh, dbi?'t g«t up.'.' never aaw Uiemselves ia •.'. 1'eniisylvania ejevated its iracks there, should demand proof problem is choosing^the ^ht girl to marrj'.. Which proves that;. print before, Amoni the'e.'i 4hich .were once alang but positive that steps toward^ the crossing, elimination will be the prexy has,funny ideas as to who does the chbosing.— rematks, ...riye he*rd a lot about' will be coustdered sucli i- you," tte weU-kudwn pernofc should1 taken without ^lelaj-.. ., T " . ' 1 . ' ••' '• '• 1 are "in HmKe orie's i»ik." .' reply lightly, "We)l, you cant prove oft," "to trade~on."'f*n> U»- \ THe state Of Sew, Jersey, the goY;. ture should1 take action. • T • ' v '•• > •'• '• . s — .—i cave- In,*" 710 ttft the nu^- : r-' Headed for the Tropkn ltav.'' a i:»od time,'' "to: ri;l. The civic organizations of Ihe Township, Rotary C!ub, '. Notice to J4y Chicken Thiet II >-. " "Ib Mump." "l"ntl- Lions Clubsj \YorttenV'- * promised' temporary pTotertion-ef-p^de»t«a'fl-ti^fflc--atrimpof-1; I nave taken my ice machine inan-ad the long ItoU ol other i-^' |for where you're goinfc a refrigtra- ot the atmo *-ud ' lain points. ' • • . '- j Jbr ptanriTBiitfl* In; rtoic *pttroi,f .- The lselin wreck is one that strikes home. It should tne than a wool blanket. ihe «helk I . E. 4. ROBB teach the Pennsylvania Railroad that its splendid record oi • , ^ —Albion tl'enn.) [>ai«er. bound to get there. safety is in jj^ave danger at crossings where large vehicles bow Mow* may lie stalled at any time. , 4 ,' :' CelebHty {«/Wr length)/ , The elimination of the lselin and other crossings,J£ not The young married couple were lot the coanrmMoii)—"uV1- having a disagreement while await tslr WillUuu aboot me; let ua talk only humane and just, but it is good business. Good business • lag lunch at a nodem 8oho eating- aelL T«l! »e—what dotf house. The woman was grumbling A., U. D., UU. B. for the insurance'companies, and for the railroad u well. i ot mi part JUi the o because they were unable to afford life #e«l «ptrit to ti»e languaje. and Pun«h. While the lselin wreck, with tragedy miraculously avoid-! the luxurious re»uu»ranU which bad' uukei it an vtircttve medium fort ed, is still fresh in our rahida, let's get busy and fight |pr elim-j been a feature of their honeymoony . cpnvtyln* thought, according to You can t h**e a brass band Profesaor Sir William A. Crai*W.' ination. Poisibly the damage sustained-by the P«BOsylv&nia* everjnrhere |o," «aid the mat, „ your ero»aly. !„,»-,wU l Railroad, and the black biotch'on its safety record, will pro-j .^K 1 ' .. . w a .. • ^»*Wn*tT. Who is now noriw He (tired of waiting 1 vide a seltish appeal more effective than the weifaTP Of the •Ob, yea, I cw," an»pt hi. wife, an AwerieM dictlon*rv at the ahe haa. I o«V wUh'sii Tvp got it "with msnOjSF-OB my veralty oi CWcago % chance to prob»«' H' mere motorist and pedegtrian. ..,'•• ~-\ • fi_Ultf."Wf>___r____,. . •- . Hoovi t of you: 'Naujhty' untidy, un- 0, for' 1" There are no grade crossings in Newark. CH> < There are no grade crossings ia Elizabeth; imp—'." many current »d waaafterwrnrda Mayor r Dautbter — "Does auntie jfe extremely —New York Etwjlog Post There are HO grade crossings in Linden. write all that?" apt .and jrtn e adm tb« moat'atrlct jurUadmiratiot n ot even % There are no grade crossings to Rah way. Mother—"Yet."* • '•-'-* • '— ' bt h(k(t'Bt»>l'- . Daughter (a«dly)-^"Wl-tt a thing 'Toe real tM( of u lulu • la aaid n> There are no grWe crioasings in Metuchen. to say u> 1 chUd'i own mbtber!"— There are no grade crossings in New Pruoswick. i- to lbs al«u now DP Credltiwl to "E»b»iige" by thi lhe Chrl8tl*p * --••- * ¥ have TJiere are no grade crossings in Plainfield. H : ',"*'' «( com There grenpgra4ecrQ«iings in i As yet Europe has not Warned 1U cold apey w»k*k* United Btatea, but probably will as soon JM it tkawe out Nashville Banner. VTHfc WOODBR1DGE LEAbER, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, Pajre JHve JONS CLUB Sn&xxxxxzxzxixzxxxxz URGE JUNIOR TRAFFICCOPS

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ii,,. wo o a D r ia^fHstts ^^,^3k: „ .,i,i <>f Police Chief P, W. ... , .,+,: »; |,i,-|,lt>, according to preliminary niinoiinced at the meeting of C','-'i.iniis Club Monday evening. A (ll,iiin' of three members of'ttie , will nli includes President rj I'ord, Steve WyH and Peter (,n;,,n will confer with Chief To Us This Week •|,iiv and ask his aid in .carrying :l^ iiiatructlon program. inll president VoTA, wTio brought nut tor linfore the club, said he , ii'il that Township officials We have on hand over Fifty ,,,I,I indorse tlie plan, #hich In- ,,l, s ;i regular instruction period In- in lit Weekly. - Pupils-will-not •i»i(i'(l tn do any traffic duty as Trade-ins as the Result of the ,.i loinciB, but jylll keep their : in.iii's from creasing -Btrcets ninnlnp Into them nn their wa\- 'ml from Behoof. Thfe Lions Ciub ilimiiif a prize or prizes for yte ,V,J 6rl; - ' i hih voted to Accept the, in- tiiiinn of the Rotary Club to be quests >at .a dinner in the iili* III'H'B Club n€>it Th'ursday eve- •:•&. i A - bowling match en the .•.••'••men's Club alleys will follow. An invitation front the T, own ship iiimiiiri'. asking that 'the club be h :•UI'HIS at n dinner Ip the is Club Monday evening, was •-' .-f-LX-J^i.-jjlit nil and accepted. I .inns will discontinue their IN HISTORY r bowling matches after their i ni'Ni Thursday evening. JTh' club - voted . not to .send a ili.i'i- to lln> annual convention Our Used Car Prices have been so RADICALLY i.rlil in I.ouiHvllJje. K}\, tht» .:-.*-..-^i.-_V -,-..- • 'I'ln1 Ways and Means Cojn- waa Instructed to prepare REDUCED that even Used Car Dealers will flock in sending" delegates to ilT] .'.V

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Cggs" Love Escapes jijury When Cross Country REAL SPRING Bus lunw T»rUe v A. Love, son of 9upervlR- A FEW OF OUR LISTINGS I'rinclpal John H. Love, of the iip schools, narrowly escaped injury last Saturday When a in which he was riding over- mil near Butler, Indiana. Mr. WHS returning home after a 1929 Kksh Advanced "4i" Six Sedan 1928 Chrysler "52" Sedan with relatlvesMn Evanston, HI. { ire. woo forty passengers In the r, wtw» H Bkidde4 off tbaroad-l Run400 Miles overturned in a, ditch. All! [ 1926 Nash Sedan il serious Injury. • Inis driver was later arrested ' 1921! Little Marmon Collapsible Coupe Joniiivllle, {4. J., by a State .po- iicr for npeedtng downhill 1926 Hupmobile Sedan lie hlstfar was "out ot gear?' In Perfect Condition ; 1926 Master Six Buick Coupe^, t)e Wotiiao's Club ~'! 1927 Jordan Sedan Meet at Home of ! 1926 Willys-Knight Roadster ^ 'T••"'•• "1. Miss Muriel Dixon 1927 Chrysler "70" Roadster ** Little Woman's Club will Newly Painted 1926 Locomobile Junior Eight Roadster lilt- iirtfPiioon fit thelnjtnr of Dickmin, on Cedar avenue, hftlnf, last week wan held at uue of liurbara Grow, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. J.. E. Grow, of tie avenue. SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS jjoso present were: Mrs. Martin fconier, Barbara Stern, Jane i Muriel pickson, Barbara Var- Mnrjorlf Newcomer, Olive .These fine automobiles may be bought at terms speci- can pay without any strain on the family budget, while you hcei. Mary Smith, Ann' BaWf- [and l'en and- Ann Concannon. fically adapted to fit your particular income—so that you are enjoying the luxury and comfort of your car. ). P. Women to Hold Luncheon May 7th. be Spring Luncheon of the Dun's Uepubllcun Club of the Rxhip will be held at.tlifl .Madi I Va Itoom on Tuesday, May 7th. nations should be made with; {jArtluir Jlunl, of Grove avenue, Century Motors, Inc. has churu<* of the arrange-

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»sy study Cluh, constut- sludtintK enrolled In thi e Rutgers Enrollment '•museiln I'stycliology, off*1 ^Comprehensive Histpry of State A.Bitter Pill STALLED DITCH -•is state I'nlvevslty, WUB • Reaches 13,035 Mark By CLIFFORD McBRlDE •il al tluv Wlnfteld Soott-^ 01. in i:i!/.iibctli, on April 12. Will be Compiled by Princeton The eprqllment at Rutgern Unl- DIGGER WRECKS J. I'. Heuer wan elected (lontlmied-from page 4) veraity 1B now'lll.ii36, a record for it, ami Miss Levy, secretary,; the University, it WBB announced by( plans to hdvc Itutgere bracialB today., The enroll- PENNSY FLYER d.'iJliililt in eoiiiliflct form. Thia co- I'rlnceton rJepartment Of Hlatory. at one of liluii for (jurve.viiiM a dea- In .some caws dlssertatlojls, present- ment figures are •for the college continued from page one) rdinutoi year 1938-1929 and will appear in :li»'iil meeting rdoms Held of history js believad ed by candidates for the" Doctor ot ui ilie year, for the pur- iiniiltie and is *'\pectl'd toMillosouhy aegree, will be expanded- thb'annual catalogue to be published i villf, N. J. Until were treated by the further' Btudy ef p*y- 0 lie next/ month. 01 S1I|UM interest aiiuing his- into volumes for the series. Several I doctors win> 'wviit. rushed to the unil it« application. It is of the authors have already been 'jhere are 1,371 Undergraduate , scene through the co-operation of il'in invite various authorities riu us. selected and work wjll begin lmme- students, in the college for men, and | liolice who sent ambulances (rom rfcntlrtc phase's of the Tin work Is to"bt* comprehensive „„,.... "The Commercial History 1,042 undergraduate students in the Ot. ii« well as to have dUcus- ii >l« scope. Not only will political, ^ • sunjiundinp hft.spUa'Js and physicians Q{ will be written by New. Jersey College- for Woman.) i from Woodbridgt'. Cartert and Rah- M the members on how, tnnomlc and m litary history be In- Robert Q Albion^^ , „„„„Associat, e tluPro. Other figures ar« ,us follows: gradu- 1 can be used to solve eluded, but various phases or ijne t^&of Q( Hutory. ,,Tlie p0UUdjng 0, way, immediately after being in- ate students, 8u; special students 1 'd;i> pruhlfins: H«*-frf^lw-people^Uielil mjtuo«ir Comprehensiv...... e Galley No. 2. ijession 1,532; Shor.. t. Course_ s in uftny responded in record time mill a constitution. He a nuseinents, their methods or trav- ucutton ln New jersey» by Nelson Agriculture 164; Extension Courses when called to the scene; they by Messrs. &. Ro-•«•', their homes and their furniture. B M A PriliCeton 1938; and for Teachers 3.0H; University Ex- dumped the fire in the boiler and H J. Ulola, ftnd the Misses SubjettJ* of MonogiHphs j "Transportation and Travel In New I tension Division 0,002 and Short released the steam pressure in the Bm-j;h and Claire McMllough. Anuinn„ the aubJecU to which Jtrsey" by Wheaton J. La^ie, A, B.ix)our8es ln Engineering 42. engine. evy, t'liatrmau of the program, dlvldtful volumes of the monograph Princeton, 1926, M. A.-Yale, 1926. ^__ —__ ' i The truck was driven by Bert litter. Is to have aa heraasis' will be devoteddt " are: The I[ti- Native ol .New Jersey MAN {Lance, of 47 Pioneer street, Newark. lt. Wlight and Balf. | iun« of New Jersey; The Founding Mr. Smith Is a native of Ne'w Jer- TO INSURANCE MKN I A helper, Daniel Hauck, of Hillside. L invitation in extended to those Of Bast Jersey; The Founding of i, graduated from Yale with the I was riding with him. . Ijnuy be interested In Joining yest Jersey; New Jersey in fhe \a\> to attend the psychology French and Indian Wars; The of Bachelor of Philosophy tn A. Apgar, assistant superinten- which meets at 8:00 P. M. Sruggle fur S«lf-Qovernment having prepared for college »t dent of the IJlizabi'th district' of the New Jersey Philllas Andover He re: i Prudential Insurance Company was P.-Tv A. Members

u lu 11 Attend Conference *KlRLrliilr Af thft "f!tfnfltltutlt)n' NOW * " c j "!' -, -. , BVfiJUU6vening.i - --.— -- ,nii| i Inti* W ltn IN. 13. Xlnl I IK ftUu' UVUlUvliy 1JI Those presenp t were: P. J. MCCUB, iall L 188ft twid-WUB imide a member of the T T St H Hdik J Kvn New Jersey iu the N, Temple. T. Stuty, H. Hedrick, J. ' Six members of Woodbrldga flrm In 1909. He lb now president Sohmtdt.C, Anderson, fl. Hotrnee, j Township Pareut-TeachtJre Associa- ucation , in New and chairman of the board of di- anl1 P. Turner, W. Hegel,-W. Paain. tions attended th« Central Oofifer- funeral of Mrs. Bv» Ba,umlin.!'A'' Architecture In rectors of Harrla, r'orbeB'and Com. fiicH of the New Jersey Congress of ' or VulMiitinVuiMntine DaumlinDaumliu,, ooff »y»>yj; RReligiog n JI n New .Jernejv..>,; . ier-P*11^' tne BV»ccessor of N. B. Harris Tl\e ' annual dinner dance and Parents and Teachers betd at the ,»,.,».., .uiuoFords, wanans hel"«"d« ..„...,from Punishmen, t and Morals ,In |_ and Company, meeting of the Kewaren Land, and N$w Jersey College for Women OK flld | ey; hvetyOay Life In w pun Monday morning, followed| ey; hvety-Oay Life In NewMedi Jer- . ^ member of the'New. Jer- Water Club will be held In Pfaft'u Wednesday. * Mrs. William F Uttlft, mass in Our Udy of ,ny; Science, Invention ^d inner-M^J-|' jey , ^mly, of the Na-1 Restaurant at Metuehen this eve- of Rah way, conducted the meetings. 8 HlstoI 1(fttl neiiglod lu The speakers were Dr. Paul Den- 'Church, i'ordti. Ilev. C. B. '' ne in wew jersWi ins i ]„. tiomit CauD«U ning. The election of offlcera for iBtevnient was In Jersey, e _.. _ iirecior oft the present year will be held at the moinlng after a brief Illness., , 1 Idftdip on Str»wberrVei ea and .Mrs. Uttle, »tate preside*), 'Aij leulture in*«eW Jejsey. 4. Toe committee in charge of the ] bearers' were: Wllbert and 'Ato'lcuU-ure --_--.--, • Profesaor J. Harold. Clark, Of event, headed by H, "JX Clark, ,ae-> of the.State Parent-TeaoherB' Awo- Blunchard, John and Joseph! Tl» »erle«. |B »^e %^ -"' nutsere, Unlveraliy, Aseoctate Po-'aisted lay, M,' Irvina ' Demnreat and J-i- ciatlon. , John Youneberg &ud Pran- tie Princeton•Univewitlty T««P?«», , < Boon as It J« moiostst of the State .fcgrlcultilMU i William H. TombB,Tw$ mapped out * Quick, the Wlwt IV v Klekwa Mlmsti The local womttt vbo attended rell. ;volume appearlog Experiment Station, will give a & program which pwmUei.to make Milady's racial beauty must ANp .RQ8E3 were: Mn. V, Scfcoenetoerger, Jffn. Huuiuiln u surlved by her c:implet«4- The booku t o be clotli and radio address over Statioh WOB onl tb« affair one ot the best ever held. supported in 1*29 by a beautiful OPEN TWIN CITY William Tobrowiky, MM, Merrt* and several .bhlldMB,, ner pound handsomely\, m Saturday ftfternoou, April »0. Htt Tnrt'rfbtm d^ejth Am sDlne, rottib«d and powdered' in har- . 89CKPXCHANGE Choper. Hn. H. Bbwnurt, ¥n, Mia, Muy WMtlalie, ft I ome will b8 ll)iu»tl»tfld. writ' BubJeet will ba "Strawberries torhboy will f,urnlBh the uduslc for the mony wltb her faco. ^-Seattle Dtity ! WUUMU Wand «A4 Mr*. A- B. William WefltWke w»d a Tbe mt>0Q.BWIW M» tq Journal B u> - p«Jt by members ot the Piewure and i * ! daiMila* ' . f- I '•: ' '• Westi»k«, |1M • i •••••- VT . : \ , ' THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER, FRlBAY, APRIL 19. 1929 f Six

to the I of f'- and H'>i}" t•••• ft r.fl inch' :ii-rh then-o(. ••* may ! - XXIXXXXIXXXXIXIXIXXXIIIXXIIIX5IXIIIXII so to i will, rirer em- - .r.wwhlrh in- i- hereby 3K T'i'Uatf-rt co?t ot rI lt)L l n J. H MANY LOCAL l.iio feet of '.•• t" 42" <"«< ™ > "" * pro'. Clf-rh. |.i|f». with muntiole*, anpur mem. ' d. April !> M >- ftnii other »"fK Ir notes or bond? hereby au'lhoftlMl » \f isati-d fr Adv. rti"»<1 Ap> nth., J, ami H DEEDS FILED M AT RR1INSW1CK ."'.'..".SJS'KC-.i.i: SJT.J?V.5-^SW* "^f^ssr H 1 *\l Dfi-VJljUrrTTlViV^j, itiMed VfttMed t»rra cotla or pursuant to th.- ronirMMng K«W-. —1.M..II, MM MtTWIOl.fcvr— <( M ••"«'• ••-• . c»*< tr^n * feliHr'j^iM Loch lpii>* niJH" tn? 'Biyww *of Cnfcpttr *«>* of tRfe^LASB^. """"" "~ <• #i T t -fi**wt*~^ ' • ' iV4 -jg - • - t * lf1 f riTN(*fl 11lie ftT f*OWf Tfct^ OF " C&&J* *" * ^ *JPt» ^$ 4li*^*i^ ^ •••• ^ ' *^l '^g^g^gfl^^ ' " * Township M rr rtf nt or !;afi wnship Realty Tfwm** -'in,ll jmi urccr >iiu o p^-**** » i '""'** ' iTli? NOTICK HUH^IKBV GIVEN \hat RegistereB • • • dj at Countf tCfry Seat e inf»reed eoiMJiite 1'ilirf* with pro-' petiwgt~aT~"fr cent pefr TTPannim" noV-. Ai^l esciino;h«rw,t) it'£-i th T**»»>^ a• hit thfp Coi--.i«ltAE^ '.•.••rniTijC I-Wil Munkipal Jvgjd*l M Kenstered at COUIlty dttl .J^-jmonofltnl. inaiAe-MnttnE-uc pipe with rvitrifie reinforced ' tl'de tepern cen Itn pe re«p<"r annimt o. f *a.<\Ail o;h« rot"r *n: V- nj..,.ti;,nldinfv . atWoo thi» d v.--m br detenniJi"! li) April 2?ne*n i*- ^-^ fe(> ^J^- and whlt,j, ^d-'oftW Is to b* ^one In i>cror\lane« ^)ection that dau -iordeitIndicatin at't*e Court}g t>rl»lf*prlfc* Clerk «» traoJBfcde .heck shall be r»turn"sof dtof tro eootract^Lftertj the bid- With -th SH^e p|.an.l « l'artin*nana profllt p Improvc( """-prtpe r to U J. THE TOADt MARK- M inn In h,ulldlo»( lof» • tK«d«, for the i>tanS ffropoMi .form»,.ment,' »«: heret"'rtrp flr»<"t1h«l, mad* Towtkehlp cOpi«t THAT GUARANTEES H following item? ha»v? be»n retofdfd; forffl* ot bond .by (XJi^e R. M?rrUI, Township Kn- Wwt.EBd B. I- • A**"n to Henr>- be if~fi at'tlle of- gineer. -and th> »f»el flea lions there- A SQUARE DEAL H Kiinu.'' Lot*•"lir-1f fKt ••42C-.Net' 1 " ot, Whl<"h ar? bow on file with the M Jcolin. also l.ots t to b Til JO „.,,.-_, Street. ff«w TotK TWrnhlp Clertf "~? f H l-»i|ii. TV I'' Woodbridge „ . CBy or at the oBce of the R«hway 6: T*« . Improvement .... . f! Wtst End B. U A»» n to Vallej- Joint -Ilirtlnr." ; 3.T • BlUt InHude such f-xieurion (initer. Or*d* and Tinder Pare- |f M Kiinti Lots *3-ll t S/1, Lot • ' •*• ••-••-•- " j, or may flj »ect|ng *lree(f not bftjpnd im-Bt In lottriHrtlal Avewi*, M 111 '.::',y Map, irotpectiv*' bldde'rg uiw^rApfT.ty side lines "of. AvrnH. and a.Mnrm Sewer In ti Twji -Woodbrtdio. hg tve'ntv ddllar« a» mar be detfimined . Cooimcrctal Art-no* and (te«nte> i| H / dit Stn-rt, AieneL Together wtih mth \mhoy Bjy ft Loan to toitiOOOi which" euro* w'm be !»• •hlpConiniltte* to W .necrtsary^to the Necessary Ap^anenanen, M John Latllermore * wf. Lou 25- tinded to. Contractor.* who .and to ProrUe lor tbe Iwu- H :« 111 3>(5A Map- Clifford Height! of TrMpnrary N\ s-i- I. Twp Woodbridge. ltonds . and to fov Corp to Hele'n P. Ford.. , I'rovkle tor the Arte**»nem H 419-520 Map Home Gardens, be refunded |h« entitled, Thereof. , • •. M Twp Woodbridge. i USED C4R MART Municipalities . t.v the Townshjp M f the Township of 74-76 FAYETT& STREET " PHONE 27D3 PERTH AMBOY Lots 13 u 17 Bl l ttW ***'*$&*-, the?f iI . The> «o»t*o T a -lnJ—Lhe ^*a5iy -•'! M Map-'CoIonU Hills. \WP Wood- HJ^ %M^ _. ^ ^ Middlesex: pro- shall be aa«e«sed upon the lands'in 1. That Commercial AvettUe.l H tbe Vicinity thereof benefited or In-Avenel, beginning at a point in thej M J/'Vi- SSTJ'sf.'^ffiir "^^ Val^^t MgUMt creased in value thereby t__o the ex- southerly line of Avenel Street andi V. ThirordlnVn'ce'ihairuke' eOect extending eoutatrly approximately j H imedlately upon Ita adoption and 350 feet to the northerly line^of H TWP \\oodl.rld«e. .•* . .* WertfleW. N8* Jersey.' n^t?' £ wf e IvertUIng as required by law. ; Burnet Street, tn- improved by the M Lllflc L. SV Mayer. Lois 185 to 188 Dated—April 10, Vteted April *th...l»«l. • ; contraction ol concrete curb, gui-l to IS* Bl N 4*3 to 40* Bl O'Map Advertised April ilth.. 1929, and t«. srade, abd cinder pavement,' M Kly * 'inv Co. Twp Woed- April 19th:, 1919. and by the RRHtruction of a worm B. i. DUK1GAS. ;s+-W(?r~in jCommefclal Ateaue and Uryanf. Win t" Plfttffl . . ;.«l , for fur-.; Township Cl«r /George Street, andtr and by virtue Don't stay at home and read the \\ ! 100 ft and doins a!l vorkj 'of lh« provtetons of an act en,Ut4j|Ml. Ir W cor Charles St. Twp Wood- reqirrfetf lor* "the construction t ** A—fc,, .11,1 f*nmmmm-—ii n t? \llin-IMm liridat-. . Section 3 ol the Rahway Valley i Approved March 2T. 1917, the ainendtuenU thereof and supple- road maps—ownacar of your own. K Uallnt. Alexander * wf to- John Trunk Sewei will be received by the KOT1CE TO COXTRACTOItS Turn & wf. Lots 416-417 M»P luiiwgv Valle> Joint Meeting at ' menu (hereto and other laws appli Heights. Tlftp *4Vood- ,helr office. S? Eim Street. Wrtt-, «„.,„„ cable thereto. Low priced and easy terms. Small M / . field N. J. at 8 P. M (Daylight Sealed proposals,tar the construe- 2 ^,d inipt&ifment shall be Sht;.herd,~R. Bowden et al. Trus- gaviB? Time). May 2. 1929. jtlon of I5elin-Colonia Spur, R»b*9J' known a* tjte ttir.m-rcial Avenue, tt*s io TTnr Drflttr: ian 3* a*— 3eeHon~a ot the. Trunk .gewer e«-l V»"e3'• Trunk >ewer, Woodbiidge ^-^nej;- Concreie Curb, Gutter.' .Map F"alrfleld Terrace, Twp Wood- tends from a point in Clark Town-; I'ownsMp. Middlesex—GouaV, New ^jgde-.-C4Bder--l^-vraeat. and Corn- amount down. bridge ' ship north of the Rahway River and i Jersey, will be received by the mercial Aveijue and George Strwt Gn'dbeteer. L*o et al Exrs to approximately 500 feet northwest-iTownship Committee, WoooDrldge. 3Uirlu Sewer Improvmitnt. f H Mel DiifTy. Lol 514 Map Avenel et\} trpm the Rahwa7 line, to a New Jersey, until 3:30 P. M., April; j ^g g^^ 0, Twrniy-two Thou Park Sec* 1,Twp Woodbridge. "'point in Cranford on HK »outhWMUi 22nd., 192S,'at which time they wlll!^,,^ (|21,000.0( ' Dollars or so Francis. Je«se T & hu* to Bergen ,,r|ys iae of thfe* Rahway River ap-i be publicly opened and read in the much hereof aaniay be necessary ig Meadow? Corp. Lots 53-54 Bi 5" proximately 800 feet southerly from!Memorial Municipal Building. Wood-j nereby appropriated to meet the. Map Demorest on Hilltop*, Twp the L«lilgh Valley \ Rail road. The; bridge. New-Jersey. icosl '0( carrylBS^ out said improve-: Woodbrt * lower WestftelA.Jfn|nkv from Cen-j The work consists I of aPP™«- ment. -- -" 1 Maple Realty Co to John Onech- tr^l Avenue and Walnut Streets |ni niately _9,22» lin. ft. jsf 30 jje^n-. 4 Temporal not*3 or bonds are] ...4L.jtt__Lotj 2>*-2*9 Map pfark Townahip to the Westfleld'forced Concrete Pine Sanitary Sewer htreby auu,Oriied to be issued from; Avenei Park Sec l> Twpt "W0ooT-*iiDe adjacent to the L*high Valley and 20 Manholes. time jo time, tn an amount not toil bride* , at Raliway Boad. i« Included. . Plan* and specifications for t*e, ex<;^- the sum above appropriated, 11 Bleyker. Philip D k wf to The Section 3 of the Trunk Sewer in- •,proposed work, prepared by George j purgulint t0 ^ controlling provi-. , SUteof N. J.- Par* SSA B C. k 41 dudes approiimately 3.100 Jeet of R. Merrill. Township Engineer have sions of Cnapter .5i ot lhfe I^WJ of Some of the . A. R.'SafT'N. J. State Highway D«pt, go inch, 6.800 feet of.54 Inch and'been filed in the offce Of said En6ln-;j.jl6 aa'amewlM and suppkment-,| Twp Woodbridge. , . ' &.150 feel of 3«~ Inch sewer, with eer, •. in the Municipal Building, d vMch.m)lM or boa(ls shau bear: -• The Tide Water Pipe .Co. Ltd to aiaQbolu, appurtenances and otheriSToodbridKe Township, New Jersey\i: ,ere8l %t a raUro t t0 exCeed sB «ute of S. «T ali Ids lying W£- »orVJnclilienlW thereto. - [and nTfty be !t*pect*d by pro»p«ctiv#^ cajn ftT aBhum X\\ other mat- 1 tween right of way line* 50 ft eafh "vp to and~Including Veww 0^taie Highway inches In diameter the pip* Is to'*"' TJUs'sandard proposal Iorm*>r*fbonds shall be c-termined by the! Map N. J. State Highway Dept, ^\i giaied Tttrlfled terra colta or attached to the specifications, copies Cha|rn,an 0( u,e Township Commit-! Exceptional Bargains Twps Rarlwn, Woodbridse. * Rah- Fast iron pipe. 88 inch pipe may be ot which may be obtained upon ap-}^ thft xownshii- Clerk and Town-'ki v. , Inion County. .'of vitrified tfle or concrete or caat • plication to (he Engineer. ighj Treasurer, who are hereby au - ~ Hu«f. Fred W.. to Julius Nemeth.' iron, aud largernUes are of pre-cast! Plans and specifications will be tho7lied t0 ^^^^ and issue ^d U Lot 44,Map Owen F. Conlon. S. sd re-inforced con«r>U pipe with pro^'tttrplahed to PrOTPwUv« ,b.td,d,e,rs "f^. temporary notes or bonds. iCl iury Si. Twp Woodbridge. terilve Inside coeting tsi re-iaforced;on paymenr-.--t. _ofTen— --_- (*10.80;'--• — ); r,v,Dol-, i 5. Said storm it-wtif-Shall consist tile lars, wh.ch^amount. wnt_ be refunded^, a „ National Flreproofine Co to Coui»-vraDBOiuhtc pipe with vitrified u n •rd concrete ty of Middlesex. S. sd Keasb^y jiner plates. i P° return of plans and speelmea- beginning at the culvert at our volume turnover en- Ave, opposite Station 8i JT.S5 2nd Each bid rinwi be accompanied by tions before the time specified for Rahway - Avenue opposite lot T, 5. sd Kjeasbey Ave. 93.S3 ft S. a certified check for $45,000.00. the opening of bid*. 111 in bloefc 855Q and extend- 80 deg 44 mln E. fr turn In S. ad payaBle to the *ahway VMley Joint i Blda.mUrt be made- on the stand- ing- westerly through said lot Keasbey Ave, Twp, Woodbridge. Meeting as a guarantee that the«rd proposal torau In the »*nner 141 approximately 62 feet to a- Nacy, Andrew £ wf to John Bod^ Contractor will execute the contract, designated there.n» and required oy propottd manhole; thence us«i wf. Part Lot 17 Map Gre*n if Bwarded failing which. s,dd check-tae spettfications; must be enclosed northwesterlj- through lots 1 + 1 ables us to offer: ••;-.. Hills, Twp Woodbridge. . 18hau be forfeited, and which said to $e»led rjgSSlPP^v.^fJ"? t»e and 110 in block 855Q auproii- Kao»ndw, Helen it als to Wm H; chMt shall br return^) tt>.^6',hid- name and addfeas of the^ftldfler anil mttlelM »0 feet to a proposed Zois Lou 156 to. 160 1st Map Ise- der on tBg-ciotutluM of'tUc cont>Mu:.n*me of proposed work on the out- manhole In George StrejM about lin. also Lots 2501 to 2504 1737 c£ple3 of plans, proposal forms, side, addressed to the Township opposhe the easterly lot line of •Jfld M»p Isjelln. Twp- WeodbriOoe. sp«Jfi«rtU»tt* aad torm^Ajfcj^qni.S?™^'"*^, Woodbridge Townshjp e l < u lot 144 block 8£5ed J-J cuntract can be. seen at the "of-'~'* ^E'"****'V w>*~ * ei be accom- tfndlng west»rtr along Georga- PObat. Part LoU T" iFlTBf 42 ^ of clvde i>0MS Con8oUin'g,,. panfed by a certified check for a sum r 1 th am unt bid 1rlt Street, approximately 464 (•'el ^emorMt on Hilltops,-Twp Wood- inm 30" church' Street, Sew\ork'° 1°^ °, * » , ^ to a proposed manhole in Com- bridge. • I oitr or at the office of the Rahwav conditional endorsemeat, provided nierela'r Avenue; thence north- MSerr*ll. Wm P. ft wt to Kather- ^°r ^ ^ting, J7 Sm «id fh«k 8h*U not M lftM -"«• erly along Commercial Avenue ine Miller. Lots S-4 Map E«t Sam- s,rwi WestBeld. N. J., or may Jbe approximately 260 feet to a proposed manhole in Meinzer \\ Maple Realty Co to Carl L. Stock. ^'^L?™^.?-.. ZZt Company certificate stating that street and from said proposed on oepoaitlag twenty dollars's"^"^™ ^n provide. thei 1928 FORD Bus. Coupe Lots it: to 832 245-248-7.69 Map 1 whieh sum wlU r 1 manhole a 4 2" re-lniorced con- Werfel Park Sec Q Twp Wood- fundt*^**d t0 °« . f Wddevf with the required bond, and crete aewer ^tending northerly bridge * Contractors who submit must .^ deUTered ,t the place and Limolt S*ba»tiaA i. to patsy blds ott return uf the plans w»hln;^(Q^ the.hour Abore mentioned. • along Commercial. Avenue ap- Llmolli'wf Lou X |o' 3 Bl 442N len **?* after, the ^contract fias The Township Committee reiervM proxipi^ttly in5 feet to a catch 1 n r Map Seqastian Ltmoli. TWP Wood- ^ awarded; if tlje alme are in(h e ^^t 0 reJect any or all bids U basin on AVPE«1'Street. All of r.aP w-Mi-vuiu 1.IIUUH. i ^ condltion W|)en .returned. deemed to the best interest ot the the lot and liock numb^rb are as shown oi^f&.Town?hip A.- l0 who th£ T.Qwnshftp- •' •Weneer L wf Lota 12 IO"I4BT P»»il« tate out plans *ni: —- '••^•-,B. 44^HI^lap ^n^^wJodhridse.*0 not wbmir proposal.. . • . **'** .Township Clerk. of Woodbrtci^ e $425 Kothman, Sarah £ T»U to •;* **«. ?leettor-*«w»j» "» : Dated Airil 9th., 1929. S.' The location of any part of Hrnry'Kunti. Lot 1 Bl 446A Map *}?}},_t 0 r*Je*s an>' *"d aH Pro"i Advertisef ^ Apripl li:th.', 1929. and id storm »-w.-r may be changed or Au&onta Manor. Twp Woodbridge. jAprH 19th 1929. tbe said' plaus t>r specifications de- llaaway Valley Joint Meetiftg. Maple Rty Co to Lake Coal Co. parted from bv resolution of the; Lot 471 Map Avenel Park Sec 1. • E. S. F. RANDOLPH, Chairman LMiAL ADVKKTISKMENT— j Township CouuiJltet" within thej I 'i * i> \\Vodbridge. . j G, LARSEN. Secretary, limit of tht- appropriation herein i Hudaaish, John t wf. to Joseph-' NOTICE TO OOSTBACTORS j provided for so :ar a» may be found kj iae Gat>on. Lot 15-H Bl 563W Map ' necessary in the actual carrying* out j-r^ Central Park, Twp Woodbridge. proposals for the construe-! P^ mprorement, either j 1 l \O\ 86 llaai. Jacob !p- R<»aUy P'>r *lt"^lrij; lionun tiolf jlttuiBuMadisoun /vitriiuAvenure \,uiuCurB,. Mm*i^Out-;****"" " : **y» O P 19Z7 CHEVROLET GOUPE.... $295.00 Co. . a. E. sd Rahw«- Ave. 9.01 ft lerlanl!d Cinders from0 Avenel *Street,! 0* constructioncons . , • • j along same, being curve 360 radius X OT I-C E South to Leiox Aveilue .Woodbridgel T. All th« work of said improve-; I.earm,' E.-directiffli tr Intersection NOTICE 13 HEliEBT that Middlesex County. New'men^ is to IK o.oae in accordance- b d Gr en ^:. .*• « ^ Produces, rwp ,heToin8bip Committee will hold a; Jersey, will be received by thejwtto the plaos and profile Q( the: 1126 DODGE SEDAN . ;.. -;.. $350.00 1 _» inWtiag at the Mnuorlal Municipal .Township Committee. Woodbridge, i Commercial Avtaqe Concrete Curbk|j Raritan Trust Co to Leslie v Building. Woodbridge...fi. 1-. on New Jersey, until 3:30 P. M.,. April Gutter, Grade. Cinder Pavement and'I Phillip-,. Lots 3-4" Bl 859N Map T*"" ,! r 2nd., -l»2&. at 3:30 o'clock 22nd., 192S, at which time they will Storm Sewer Improvement as here-1( Avenel GarJens, Twp Woodbridge. , afternoon, to consider the final be publicly pjtened and read in thejtofore descriOf^, made by George R.:j r-Riy Co to Joe "-"- "• of | the following ordinance. Memorial Munleioal Buildins, Wood-:Merrill, Town*!^ Engineer, and ihel| 1925 DODGE COUPE ..*.. $225.00 2i.s-2ii( Mao- Avenel Park s»ec at whlcl) ^ and pUcje oojM,lmM bridgeidgt, , NeNeww JerseyJersey. . jspeclfleatlont ih^reof, which are now 1. Twp Wopdbridse. by any tax- The wurk conaisi« of approximate;,on file with the Township Clerk. j llobbink. tol.RRovL^Vr.L^ " ly ~1,20 0" cu . yds" . of Excavation.) 8. The lmrvru»ement shall also'M k Co. •Part Lot 4B £"all~L6r part lot 7C Bl 750 Map U- Wectors may &le a wrttTeh 6b 'I,"iW"ila:-ftr-Cgwiifie Curb 1927 FORD TUDOR. ....'. ,..$195. jectioD 'with tlir Townahip Clerk Gutter and 620 c yds. ot Cinder*, j seeling streets rot beyond the prop- j 1 saehar Bobbins. Twp Woodbridsr. , , n t d , wr lo l Plans asd ications for the'eny side lin*= tf Commercial Ave- Otnan*iiy, Chas Aft wf to Ra4to ' *- • * ; Ai>sociat«s. Lou 34-Ji Bl 445B B. j..Wf«IGAN, ipropoeed work, prepared by George n~ne as nia> 6* determined by the Map . Auionia Manor. Twp Wood-) Township Clerk. R. Merrill, Townahtp Engineer, have' Townships ComitiUtee to be • necea- 1926 FORD COUPE...... $165.00 bridge. • i, jbeen Bled in the office of said Sn-'Bary to proiect the improTement. iRWeer, tn the Mttaiejoal Balldln,,.! , ^ ,, ^i, ^ Sr» Bruus Holding Co to Thos > im tvftaitfkt W..,Kej;4.y. Lot 11 Bl 3T5U Map v To rravkfe for CoKxete Pave- Itosaltik Heights, Twp Woodbridge. • 1 nd di't«Uon of the Town- lueni, l>mcrt-i« Vwrtt apt th* bidders during bua^ess hours, Bf^dy, Thos W ft wf to Wm CommtutY -and according to Seonmiy Uratlmg awl Drain- j' The standard proposal forma are provisions u{.an act entitled, Dues^'iuiin ;* wf. Same land as'•• age or Utterly tUMrt. Hope- attached to the •pacifications, copies above. • • ( lawn, WoodbridB* Towiuhip, jot which may be obtained upon ap- Bcker. Johan *> wf to The State* and to Protiile (or Uw l«u- plication to toe Engineer. ol N..J. .Par 91 MapK. J. State ance of Tnuporari Note* or 18 •aid improvement Highway Dept. Twp Wofrdbrldee. i Plans and •petlfleiUons wilt bei - tmprwement Honda and toifurnlihed to prospective bidders qp.) shall be assessed upon the-lands In! Briugs. Geo E ft wf to The State Provide for the vicinity thereof benefited or in-j of N. J^ Para 47-47A Map N. J. jbn payment of T*a 1*1000) Dollars Theneof. : which amount wlH be refunded upon In value thereby to the ex-' State Highway Dept, Jwp Wood- tent ot the benefit or Increase. Urge It Ordained by the\ Township, return4Qf plana and specifleatlons be- Itwdtleh, Swltoi and bridge. 11. There shall 1w takes by pur- (coatlnuAd on pace eight) - | CommlU«e of (be Township of tore the Umo ayedfled for UM open- Wdbid in tth o CCounty, of f togto ol lW Wdad . cnaae, condemnattoB or otherwise. &trt Att ' M|ddle«M: 7.*"' " ' ".* "* I Bi"BWa'musd t fcf insAe on the stanoV tor Uie. p^rpow iif aflordtng. the} I 1'. That UbVriy street. Hopetawn,[ard proposal forms In the manner, neeeesary nishis-«t:way for said: art beginning- at the northerly line of''designated therein and required by :»«wer where the smse departs., (rom TO uiwuts New Brunswick wenue and extend-Uhe specincatloos; must be encloMdfthe street, line*, the following ing northerly approximately 2,533 i to seated'fny%lope»,'bearing thrn»niei sertbed lands and real estate in ihcl SEALED PBQPQgALS fpr fur- feet lo the southerly ed«e of th'and'adifeae * of the bidder and nams!Township of ttood»rt(>ge: ,1 One Week Ei aUhing materials, and doing all lavement on King Georges Post i of proposed work oo tbe A right-ofrwaji through and wutk repaired for.,ib« eonMrueUon Road, be. Improved by the construe- [addreeaed to the Toirnsbip Commit ever Iota Une Hundred forty of Secxion 1 of the Hahwas Valley lion of oonweu-curb and 8" re-ln- tee. Woodbridge Township. New Jer- (140) and Oce JJnndrtd forty Truiik Sewer, wlU be reeelred by foroed concrete pavement, and the aey, and must be accompanied by • pne (141) in Biota 8&5rQ, as tbe Rahway Valley Joint Meeting at necessary grading sad drainagejeeiUfted cheek ter a sum of 10% of shown on the Township A**e«&- their o»ee. Zl Kim Street. Weat therefor, under and bjr Yirtue of the the amount bftf without conditional ment Uap, siij )«u being more neld. New.Jersey, at 8 P. M., tPay provisions of an act wUUed. "An!endorsement provided said check particularly d. signaled on the lis t Savipg Time), May 1. U2». .Act Concerning MunMnnaUttea". a»|sha» not be lest Mian »500 M, ptr plan • and croftl* hereinbefore Easy Payment* * Trade* Accepted 1 at Ue Trunk Sever ex- proved March 27 U|i, the amend- able to the order of the Townabip meniioaed. . i lf2,m ^i^1^*111*1" 5*"w T*** lhMeot *** "W^BWIIU Treuurer, and a Surety Company II This ordtoun shall take! SUe m Woodbridge on the aoa^t thereto and other Uwa •pplinbl eertlficaie atatgu that Surety Com- •Sect immediately upon tu adoption' side ft the Rahway River, to Grand thereto. panl'-wlU provide th«-bidder wtth and advertising a* reaulred by law. and Uaden Streets in Kahway, sad J t- Said improvemetl' shall the rwiutred bond, and must be de- a lateral trunk in Rahwaj. Known as the Uberiy^reet Urered at the ptooe and before fee APrtJ 1»*», and 7 OPQtEVENlNGS to the Woodbridse line. , ;lB>pro»e»Bftt hour abort wentiftn«a April SecUoa 1 ot the- TxuBk Sewer l» [ J. Tlw turn of Potty-five Thou The Township Cotamltui rtminej eludes approximately ».16» feet of sand (MS.OOO.OO) the right to reJB«( My or aU hid* If Clerk. •i •v

t'> THE WOODBRlDGf. LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1929 Seven

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URRONS TO OUTDOORS PLAY BORO Keasbey Rremeni SORDS POINTS ItCanBtDoneV to Cross Bats with Dean of All living Baseball Men Way to Victory NINETODAY 'My K. V. H. H. & L Langan 9 Over Bearcats Said I to Bill "On Tuesday mc*n h School Horsehide. Tess- The Keasbey flremrn'g Atrfouf ooSf you'll hear my horii •' 1 I teamam wilill hhav e ththeii r ffirsi t kryoiil 'I'll- HHUITBIK nine of Wood- ;rs Will Wield the Willow And rain w shine, or Thunder'shower | Sunday "when they meet the W.HT &. I.. IniiUc wax HwntnpM by R 13-4 scorn We'll start at that appointed hour." . truckers' nine on the Kpaabey din- »li"n ilu'v nit>t ttae Hawks' trlbe'of. Against Carteret. Lmohd Sunday raornlnn. IXQ Lan !Vi1h V^nlmy on the H<"arcnt»' dta- Fgan's truokera have been working iniinil Sunday'afternoon.' It wax- tlni' pi,,. iiniTon AvtMino High School Said Bill to me, "No matter what ? 1'htrd. hnd promise the Him>kte-ea,tr'rn u)>riilni: dash for both learns. Raf-, will pliiy thH Carteret. High May happen, be there wi the dot; ..... surprise. The Keuxbey sandlot iu>» have been working tt> be made' to stage home games. IWIIIIT for the home clan, granted n ih( r.ym during the'week, it The Hop'eiawn-Keasbfiy Fire Com- Hit- visitors twenty-one hits and impnsKllilP to Ret In any out- Well, Tuesday came, and so did rain pany clash which wan' to be stimotl struck out ten men, inaciicp with Jupe JMuvlus and last Sunday was postponed because 1 Mursinano. tallied 'three 'runs for i ;IHH holding sway. .« It rained and blew and rained agiain Sensible people stayed in bed, ' -JL. •of the cola weather, but the Keust-y tin- victor* . ,,i;,\ s rloiih was tb.be the see- s~ Jrt*. troop played.;tne Yann'lguns lit I The i,i1 ilic wf'K and' th* third of "But this is what Bill said : ' a, long practice seBston. :,.Mi,]i. Tin- locals were to meet William '"Benny" Cilofif, who has Ait. n. H. I luido nine at Leonardo been active ln the uffahs of the H. I'uontv 2b. " fc i 1 1 il.i\ [iiiprnoon, but no boats "When comes the day that you or I fire company, haB returned to their Anderson, lb. s .ivailiihle fop making the trip Cannot get trout caught on the fly line-up. He has had ninny yrnrs' Maidlcano. M, aino was £alJLed..off. We'll pack away our reds and reelg, experience on the sanfliot and will It ice's boyB haven't had an And with a handline fish for eels." help coaoh the redshlits. l.udwlgsen, 3 ,iunity to keep ln trim alhce L. Paone, If. Olsen, cf flii-t tussle of the seaaon played ;mo ql Hahway. The Bar- app hour SPORTSMEN PREDICT Dlckson, rf •<• a neat working machine In spite of icy gale and shower tSOOD TROUT SEASON Kafton, p tllHl conflict, downing the Rah- We left "behind our daily duties riles l>y a 5-2 score., Rtce'B 4E 13 21 ilMnon came thrtnrRjtF" tir '1rtw AjuL&tarted-foxtli'klLJ t^OR JERSEY STREAMS i,.,;ii Wuk'ovets and Schmidt New .Jersey's'invltadun to Us first 11- the first sack clear by the Dunham, SB. 5 0 En route we lectured, sage and wise, fishing .pftrty of the your will be ac- Blick, If, out method. cepted by the largest Knthorlng of 0 ,c iiarruiiH will meet the Port Earh other on the use of flies Bok«, 3b. .. 0 the Jsaac Wilton clan- that has ever Polko, c , <0 mini nliif on the Parish Home The coachman, cahill and the hackle gonV'out- to. greet members of tlie in the first home game of the Bartlsh, p. 0 And on the merits of our tackle. tr,aui,,famlly on the season's open- Sleblcs, cf. 1 i next Wednesday" afternoon. ing day^ Municipal clerks and clifttulf Includes only a. few Leba,ny, rf 1 Mother flflhlng-JicenBe selling agen- 1 hrrc and a large attendance . When "finally wei reached 'our strealn" - Pocheji, lb:.....,.^ cies have been kept busy issuing Oranile, lb. 1 (•ted at the opener on the lo- The Northeast gale with frantic, scream ' ten8 of thousarids of the cards that Was lashing whitecaps into spray: » „„ will admit to the outdoor celebra- 36 4 9 Said I: "We'll get no trout todayV' / tion on Monday April 15th. T.be score'by Innings. On that date a record host of an> Hawks 10 0 16 4 10 0—13 glers will wade the laughing waters BearcatB. ;.. 0 0 0 0 4 0 ,0 0 0— 4 isbey Tigers But Bill, he merely rigged hia r,od, , *•> .'-. of neATly 300 trout streamB, ready The summary: Three base hit, At peace with all the world and God. for any speckled beauty that rises Kafton. Two base hits, Kafton, imble Amboy Said he, "A Coachman will be "right."'" to*, ttietr- lures, —Sportsmen predict Rerolchak and Bartlah. Btrurk out the season will produce the finest HE WAS "TrtE DBA4 OF ALL by Kafton, 14; Bartlsh, 10. Hit by I said, "We'd better dynamite." BASEBALL trout fishing New Jersey ever has I * IRST OF TMt 'ltcher, Dlckson. fc

•., • , known.. An inspection of any trout INITIAL »ars by 9-1 Score stream, they say, will show an abun- T& Pl,AV The icy gale bent low the trees dance of fish. AWAY Tiucr A. C. nine of Keasbey Until I thought the creek would freeze. Medal Play 1 Due .to continuous rains and high c«d ilie l'nt chairniau of the tournament com- tigers Filled up the.,^jg;qne crejjk again. ^ operating daily, will 'continue to league club, first as a pitcher and later as a first baseman. ' The St, mittee. An attractive program supply trout from the hatchery liOalK Hrowns, of the original American Association, signed htm In which haw been arranged for the pools, as fast as they are fished out 18814 and he won four pennants tvltb. them. One yew with, the- seaeom will be announced at an At neon we hurried to the red- of the public streams. .. Huotherliood team In Chicago and be returned'Ui HI. Louis, going a early date. Hot stove at Flomerfelt's Stone Shed These conditions have given an- year later, 1802, to manage Cincinnati. Six years after be began to .The tournament comnjlttw In- glers'-emraerfor anticipation of great lay the foumjution for the Western League, and later, with Itan cludes: W. C. Hoblitiell, chairman; To thaw our frozen hands and feet sport during the 1929 season. Not Johnson, the American League. i D. \V. Iluitholomew, at Woodbrldge, And muneh a lunch "a treat to ea^t." only1 has this caused a rush for fish- Johnson persuaded Charles Somcrs to Bnance tTomtakey at Cm- secretary; V. Turner Hawetl, of Se- * * - ing licenses,- but sporting goods uiKo and the White Sox began to make money from the o\itset. fn waren, treasurer; L. Parka, of Rah- dealers say the business in wds and 1010, after 10 years of success with the 8ox, he built the preftttit way, schedule chairman; Louis In spite of gale and rain, and snow, flsHihg" "tackle is unusually brisk. <3omUk«y Park. It first tueated 15,000. Today 60,000 cm be ac- Neuberg, of Sewaron. entertainment We still can.say: "I told you-eo." Fishermen's hotels, too, are bqoked commodated. • . chairman. For when the wintry day was done up, in many sections, for weeks j The prolimlnury echadub) in* eludes medal plRy for the hrst four Bill had six trout, and I had one.' ahead. polluted South Jersey streams. The, . . ! The tournament com- 36 9 7 Jersey Shad Hatchery shad, it has been demonstrated, will *WI-«>M>B. Bears mlttee will award prizes during the Does Double Duty. return after their migrations, to month of May. The.,handlcaptr W» «." {{SUPPLY OF PHEASANTS those native streamB.' scheduled Cor May 30th.,,and ft is expected that match play will start BY STATE New Jersey's ahad hatchery at Hen's Yon* OfaWoe, Mars , 12b » REPLENISHED W. H. S. Baseball Schedule Hancock's Bridge, in Salem county is A Denver paper offers a prixe of,eariy ln on, lb. Wild covles of rlngneck pheas- doing double duty, this spring. In ad- J2B.000 for the first person who «om-| n ants, now the chief game birds of | dition to the Bhad that it will turn munlcates with a planet. Not to be Mild Winter Helped S3. n'New Jersey, have been augumented i Where Score out in the due course of the season, outdone, I offer $2B,000 to the first j ton, cf o'by the liberation of 1,300 beautiful | the establishment will first bring a planet that commutaicates with us. N. J. Game to Survive n cocks, supplied from the state game Date Opponents Played W.H.S. Opp. natch of yellow, perch. The perch —-Elmer C. Adams ln. the Detroit 1 eggs, millions in nunjber, are now News. - Game,birds -and small game auf- an. 0 farms at Forked River and Rock- " J[ __lport. The birds were dlstrltuted April 9 Rahway _ Away 5 under incubation, ' • m w ii^i .fered little during the past winter, 2 equally ajuoog the 21 counties by Superintendent Charles 0, Hay-, Ittaok Measle* I according to reports made by state SO I April 16 Leonardo .*.....l.'....;..:. Away Rain Editor The Chroniclfe — Sir: L game wardens to Protector .James the game wardens. This extra 1 ford, of Hackettstown, superinten- spring restocking Included pheas- I April 19 Carteret ....: Away dent of the state fish hatchery at hope: the repoft that Atlantic City M. Stratton. As a result there was Boat to Enforc ants from recently imported Bu- April 24 Port Kiehmonrl .: Here that point, la directing ' th» shad* is canceling Its annual alleged practically no loss due to starvation stock. ; April Rahway. ,... '. ,_ Here producing operation In South Jet- beauty contest is true.' The Chron- or «octreme cold and wardens.say »astal The game laws permit the killing .sey. He decided it would be poasl- lcle's great interest in these contests there will be an abundance- of such of male pheasants, only, and with a j April 29 Carteret ™._._: Here I ble to set up tte equipment and run has been one great blotch on its game this year. - May 3 Linden : '. Avfay j through abfg hatching of perch scuttle.—San. Francisco" Chronicle. During the few snows that made orders for an Intensive pat-i8Un)iU8 «f hens left In the fields, leedlng of birds necessary, the'war- Delaware- Day and Atlantic lagt year, the restocking has been, May g Metuchen Here- while waiting fpr the shad egga. The perch fry will be distributed in HoldliiK the Fort dens had the assistance of farmer's, Biers to watch for violators deemed necessary to assure the May 15 Freeholdi - Away sportsmen, rural mail carriers and IshiiiK laws, the New Jersey .breeding Of these birds on.the hunt-1 i South Jersey streams, "You remember Fanny-^-the old- May 18 Metuchen ! „... Away home- Boy Scouts. Reports of .the feed- iBout "N. J. Burlington" haB jng grounds. This natural increase The shad hatchery was opened at«| fashioned ' girl in our pld ing operations Indicate that the V in commission for the sea- wm be .supplemented by tiie Ubera- , May 28 Leonardo _...". :.... Here the request of net fishermen ln the' town?" Where rlngneck pheasant is now far .more the State Fish and Game tlon from the game, farms a! many i May 30 St. Mary's :.*_ Away I lower Delaware -River and bay. 'Yea, dear, sweet Fanny, plentiful than quail, while the Hun- i i s a 1 o n . The cruiser was thousands of young birds during the, June 8 Port Richmond :... Away These fishermen will co-operate with is she* riow?" garian partridge is In third numer- fur the winter at Tonia gummer, these birds reaching ma-; the state by turning over to the "Still there."— J ical position. ! Shad llHhing operations will turity before the open hunting sea-1 hatchery all'spawning shad taken, ln g p i y tirst t Fall. Totals '5 their seines. The young Bhad will attention of the war- aon nex he planted In-the headwaters of uh- eratin ; from ththee "Burling- ThThee gutgute e p^tf ftnd Game Com-i there will be also an im- mlejjton a)a0 wm supply thousandB Fishi ck-tip on the commercialll y pheaBant eggs to ffarmers and BndH anamdi fisheriesfisheries alonalong g tlitlielel sportsmen, who wislh to hatch the coast. game birds for" liberation on thele We Supply Everything own grounds. Eggs for hatching can be procured upon application to i 10,000,000 the warden of any county. for the Fisherman

5,000,000 BILLIARD EXCEPT THE Fishermen and if you want to SEE are invited to drop in at players keep physically No. 8 Fifth Avenue,'" Av- THEM) you'll get an eye- ...what the and mentally fit Old Timers enel, any evening" to in- throughout the United ful of speckled beauties welVdressed Kitchen spect my lines of States thereby keeping on display in oar window If you Wlltlt good ad- ! vice un where to buy your Wet and Dry Flies In perfect physical con- tank tiickli! for tin.' opening of dition to ward off flu, Th« old, dr«b GhatlaS h»v» been out- I tin trout seaaon April Spinners, Hooks, grip, etc. Your doctor Uwoill , , . Modern kitchen furnhur* ir.ili aak the old timers. GET YOUR has gone in strong lur the "Dr«ss-Up" U11 their list of "pre- Tapered Lines, Leaders will point out the bene* movement . . . New chetr and clmrm ferred" tuckle stores, fits of these two health FISHING & HUNTING ire bting bruuiftit i«' h»in and tables by OHDKKS TAKEN1 FOR you'll And LEVIN'S.. Wo HEELS, LINKS, builders. LICENSE HERE! don't claim to be the only I E H . Sl'lNNERS. m.rre/ou. ruckle store In the state, UGH, HOOKS, BAIT Thomas Rods but "Old Timer" will tell jfKH, l.KADEKS, FLY- CJuns Fishing Tackle SPEED ENAMEL you that we're one of'the KnlveN nml &KS, HOOTS, WAD- Devine Rods that dries h*id *[K! emonth u • Ujtt It. el. Wu have almost 1, AND EVERY CON- Special Afternoon Sessions for Ladies Tvniiia of gUlt in four thcrt everything the angler's IlENOE .NEEDED BY Hardy Tackle hours/ , , . So easy to ap- hrtut desires. But 1! " ANGLER. and Instructions (or Beginners ply that even a novice can tliure'3 anything we have Waders Wading Shoe? bundle It expertly I not got, we'll get It for Your license Hare 17 modern colo/ you pronto, without ex- Fly-Books Creels Lieber's to chooai) from I tra charge. Dry-Fly Boxes, etc. Sporting Goods Store f/v MSPIAY IK <>( K WINDOW j [KIN BROS. Humphreys & R.JMI VI Smith Str««t PERTH AMBOY RECREATION 7ti Mala St. WOODBHIDQH ferth Amboy L E. Raymond •WHKHE «UE [iADIBS B6WL" 205 Smith Street for the famous Market Str«et, Corner Madiwra Avenue PETRTH AMBOY Outboard - Motor 8 5th. Ave., Avenol THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER, FRlbAY, APRIL 1», 1W»

MRS. TRAINER HURT WHILE BOWLING 7 J7 to SI 8 *2T I" %** Map Oper-njtcin. AU\asder fl 4- to Mrs. M. Trainer, wife of the assistant Township T DaviA Mandd 4>0tS 819 tn urer, was painfully hurt on the Craftsmen's Club ;,| Bowling • fftieBday evening when a ball fell off the i-ack and la,, FEMININE Cha« * *' on her toes. The accident Occurred in th4*ifec6nd tram. S TAKE 2 OUT Of "i which the ladies of Couft Mercedes rolled. ^ American Smeljfhg ^ DBtnaresttook honors for higli «OE«I. »h<,,

•K»T.:: KahT^ay , ,„ Cfaflsmeri's Club.alleys"Wednesdaye>*inngrThr Perth Ooldsmlth.' . 1 Styl Mary Horvath. UH qs-Si. Map "Smelters" rolled their last game in the Perth Amboy Indus Nick Langan, *rho accepted to Ideal ParK. Twp Woodbridge.. Gw) trial League recently, ch&Udng up ft pretty good record. Sheriff to Wm. Arthur * game" knocked the maple* for a 206. Dunham. tot "2 Bl 55JO' Map Lee'»%wnt£t rolled a "grand" in their aecond game, The scores: r.rove M*ttof, Thp Woodbridge of the, feiw wftrked up on the local alleys since they were Mrs, 3. Hughe* ,_... 120 :ti,Mm. J. B. Cas^v Stephen Ijp'wf 16 t~ s SlotR. "liota 22 7 to 334 Map opened about four months ago. ' . ' - Mrs. J. Elnhortt ~... 117 *lMni. J. 73 Pitci Edgt I'ark Twp WoodbrBge. • • , Mm. JHtLalM'y.;-— •»« ••' " • U Stock1. Einhotn rolled.high total for a single.string with a,230. Mr* M. Trainer _ H FmcbHitt Park was right beKind hini with a 229. Vanzyjt was third Bill GerltG«rltvr VtrySbttr Mr», J. P. G'rBT- M r 2 in. TO Nkk .C«t«.-.- _.- - . _. NICK NICKS DUCKS TOU 107 d"ns, Twp Woodbrioge. Krfilelsheln. Twp "Wood- 57 This New Golfi Stripe Stocking The Woodbridge Federal bowlers, 6n.e of. three teams hold-J Mr* ^ JIO Mr*. J. bridge. . Mr». A. would be desirable at' toy jJrice. ing third ptac^ in the Perth Ahjboy Industrial League, took!MJt ,j IHinne'L., 35 two games from the American Smelting and Refining quintet j MirM. 57 86 Mrs. KtUpatriefc Bat tt |i.95 it offen • vahiewhich a hitherto has been impossible to in the lasE"ro\ind of the teifcue roitisA oft .'the.-Recreation*i!?;jfaj. obcaio. Tuesday evening. Bucko, rolling for the winners, chalked up; ATTENDANCE AT h.gh for a jarifrle string with a 246. He also hit the maple* SlUt atockliHP, all iov a 213 in his first string. - j Prevent Systemic Infection •llfrkshfre" Silk Stocking**ll "torn** »l.Ot> STATE MEETING tatiied thtee "twp,. century" scows in his three I Something New and Dainty in lingerie r i u u t games. -- Thru ORAL PROPHYLAXIS Crppe ?r cenrdelegation to Bucko __. l#»j majority of all lnfecttom enter th« body Ihroagh th« ii,u the Eighth Annual State Convention t : K- 4s Just a* Important, bothfor yotJr health and for ywir of Lion* to be held In the wood-i. 887 902 sonal satisfaction, l6r the mouth to be kept dean, ta It U row Wilson Hot?!, in New Btuns- you'r -body to be bathed with soap and Water.. - WMrj••• .May lr.th., and 16th. Thei ... A^,P; 'BEAT KEASBEYS . Decayed teeth are m«on«httent with orat d«anHnf»?. t C. GHR1STENSEN & BRO. elaborate *.Trtert»4aw*at in&\ the£oBl Office firsts^of Perth Amboy, Industrial League : nS cham s rmed broken, and loose teeth give riM to general s>>i, ; tn faction -with its aUpn3ant'permanent bodily Injury ID 96 Main Street Woodbridge, N. j. llU: ° P > defeated the KeasBey Xeraffitc ijowler» in two of T ' includes a three games which closed the tournament sessions on the Re- form or another. •-•••-. "A SWf e Place to Buy" The two-day i ThK ?£^ ^^ D*n,tafvjt-Ra>-, eUttinatfon. correction/ and treatment 9 Brwk country club and a sight-we- fey c\&n trimmed Uncle Sam's tri^e in the first strjng, but mouth conditions may b* had at the office pi , ln?_-^iL°l ^ ^» Ai"° "*; rolled far below them in the second and third, games. KabffiPW, high man for the evening, rolled three "two cen^ MANY LOCAL vuitinu tury" scores, the only man on his team to chalk up a two hffirF l DEEDS FILED to attend a dred score. Venne'trWSgenhoffer, Payne and Tilp all rolled , Dr. L §HAPIRO N. J. State The scores: BURGEON DENTIST Woodbridge. AT BRUNSWICK Office 1 . Keasoey Ceramic ' Huber. Nellie to 1'erth Ambctf 132 . 104 Main Street Woodbridge tr'um Page 6) Kaharei 222 206 S12 Vennet 201 fc Loan Co. 'S. sd Kit :r iseliu to Giles U_ lirted ^vtn years of its Uurns Holdiuu Corp to Mike Rd Hornsby St, Twp Woodbridge. existente and also a $100,000 cam ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Burylo. Lot 3Vr. Map 10 Really k Chnatensen H^lse^ wl to Eliza- ^ paj|,n ,or new busi pss. Miss Lillian Coiuiui-rdal Co, Twp Woodbridge. betn Koster. Lot n, * part Lot ov WWestropp , banker and lawyer, is THE PERTH AMBOY SAVINGS INSTITUTION Pollick. riusime &. hus- to Albert Map C.oodrlch l'.trk, Twii >\ood- president H. Dolinick & wf. Lots 252-253 bridge. ' . . „ , i Miss Westropp declares that eeveu to Map Verth Amboy Heishts, Twp Halamud.Lculs A. *J™^ State yearg ,lave anjp,y demonstrated thai f N Te p Woodkrldte- ° ' ,,.'l'* \? - • n," t' women can successfully run a tiaHd- i l'oliai-K. riusane & hus to Loui« State Highway Deyt, T*'I) Wood-,jns flnd losn or.ganiiation. Tt^- Kline-Kty & Imp Co to John- E- bridgeBooi. . ' Louis I',,,.„. (Louis „ 'sources hay« grown trom ^45,9Sth'55 (.•,allath<:r *: wf. Plota 377-411 Map JnBooi & .w fLomsl' to The . Slat(Louie ofs NT.. J.Booie Parsi t0 QVer ^QO.OWntfie says. Of the Ushnwy E*u, T»u»Waodbtidse. E Jrft$-63.'-6«j t wt to7S-7 Th3e i**p.State5 oSt . NJ.. .J . SiParss . so or <0 companies that Vere 6 < s f3 >1 ! late & KlinKaiherlae Rtye M&. ImGallagherp Co t.o PloJohnt 4. UE **"U.thway^'* .' rDtpt,' " . :tTwC^;,.'p WoodbVidge;Jt!^J ' . vroriBei women'd s AL...USavingSaHngK »ms ane d timLoae na s Comthe- "iUp Uahway Et&, T*P Wood- HiSKins Mary I, et.als to The'paaypafly , about 10 hine surTiVed, th bridge. 'State of V J. l«ar 6.9 Map N. J. womenwomen'-8s company bet us °n« of Baldwin Rty Co to Geo Evan & State Highway Depf, Twp Wood- them. 1 wf .Lot,-. 1UIU101 Map gewaren bridge. . t 1 Asked ab.out any prejudice exist- Park, Twji Woodtiridge. ' Steuerwald, Chat L. Tnc.to Alon- ing -against women taking responsi- Maple Hty Co to Mary Gardetla zo P. Weed. Lott f3-74 lS7-16ii 11 G l blt poalitono 4n-sinu.lar-iDstltutions. Friday, April 19 et ale. Loti pl6 to 518tMap AjBBSyiji.^* ^«' d»te "terrace, Twp Miss Westropp said there was some Park Sec 1, Twp Woodbridge. ^tvoodbrldge. such prejudice and Quoted an in- Hoaglanii, Bonnette W & wf to NieUen, Anders Soren & wf to stance or a large ban,k. which re- Julia Siegedy Ulkle. Lota 42-43- Olga DaxltnM- Lots 7-8 Bl 37331- fused to give an earned promotion bl Map A. WedEewood, Twp Wood- Map Berkley Terrace, 1>p Wood- to a woman until a number of de- btid^e " < bridge. i posltors. who were her clients, had ll^asliLnd. Bonnette W ft"wl to Sheriff to DuseU In*. Corp. Lots' threatened" "to withdraw if she was; ; "RED WINE" Louis Sietedy 4 wf." i.oU> i0-41 416-420 Vla^Jlome 6»rdens, T^PjnoX^ven the office. Even then she WITH 'Map A. Wedgewood; Twp WxSod- Woodbridge. , - A~ \ was'requeeKff" W Tftgn"^"" iW»B»* I lr ' . \ J. W. Hollowajr Co to Chas Onlr'-'to bank' statements that no; Ua Jos E * wf to John E»y Sehl««i»becker. LoJ* 36 to 38 Bllone might know she was ai JUNE COLLYER - CONRAD NAGEL wT. Part lot 28 k all Lot 29\& 847E Map SL_ Oeotf* Manor, 7 • I R. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN is our great. ' part lot 30 Map Fulton Terrace, Woodbridge. . . j JI^ Westropp added, however, D example of thrift. He wrote more ou ' Woodbridge. " t! \' City Hall Ld & ImV Co to Stephen; she t^]^^ that "when women Saturday, April 20 1 2 — Features — 2 and wrote better than any other man we know fay," Joan &• wt to Woodbridge Elko k wf. | Plot 380 Map Boynton nftw demonstrated their ability to Bldra Supply So. Same-land »s Beach HelgWts, Twp Woodbrldge. jtake responsible positions they will He began practicing thrift when he «.- ! above. ' Cary, Arthur I. & wr to Theodore^ get tnem» t twelve years, of age, and he practiced it artl Woodbridge Bldrs Supply Co to M. BelchefT. l.ott S2-€3 Bl WC-, concerning the older women in wrote on if all his life. • fted Roncu t vf. Same land as.Map lse|in, Twp Woodbridge, ! industry M*» WestroDp declared PREP & PEP TIM McCOY WITH above, t ' Allgatr. W.u A. A wf to Jos H«r- that few y^g womea—like men IN Niealdn, An^rs Soren & wf to vath. Lots I'-IO Bi 445B*Map Au-V ln-gimUar cgee—had the necessary Franklin had a savings account ChrU Hahu. Lots 6-7 BP373B Map sonia Manor, Twj» Woodbridge. ^experience to take positions of trust A Snappy, Youthful Cast THE ADVENTURER • Berkley Terraw, Twp W.oodbridte. . Horvath,'Jos & wt to Sam Juston All the feminine directors" of tht dherifl to JatDes S. Wight. 163.76 & wf. Lota 9-1Q Bl 445B Map Au- Women'B gaTings and Loan Com Sunday, Monday, April 21—22 / H S. E. at right angles fr E. sd sonia Manor, Twp Woodbridge. ;m ^ ^tifte women she sa\B Ewt Ave, alsoj. part Lot 11 Bl 10 Fox, Michael. J * wf to Th« Statelftnd a , percentage are married. Man Sewiiren imp Co. also Lot* S3 of Ts. J. 1'ar 3C M*P >>• J. State; Women Qt BuStne3s ablltty are THE PERTH AMBOY SAVINGS INSTITUTION to S6 Map John Twtor Johnson, Highway Dtpt, Twp Wowdbridge. ;not content Merely to do housework Twp Woodbridje. * Ott. Samuel fc wt ^o The State ol; • ' capable of holding ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE 210 Smith Street, Corner Maple Street Mer^ HomeTBldrs lac to Enrico N, J, Par 24 M«p U, ), State High , well paid business positions. "1 Mini. Lots! 1118-1J19 Map Avenel way T>pt, Tup Woodbridge. • have had * capable maid for some The oldest bank in Perth Antbor Park T>i> WoftAbridge, - i Zaktaosky. Johi A wf to The years," she remarked. "But I CAN featuring William Haines lia'sl Jersey tISfiBw ft Timber ee 6t»t^ ot X. J. .ftur J.1.^MJU!LN^ J. ' jt necessary," she to Homer N, Tinner. Lots 11-12 State Highway fl|pt, .Twp\Wood- TUESDAY, APRIL 23 FREE CH1NAWARE Bl 3ilK Rev Map Lafayette Heights, 'bridge: {k Wettropp is an assistant: Twp Woodbrufge. • New Bruus Hollting Co to Thos »r Cuyahoga county, Praser, Kdw^n G in vt et als to W, Reedy. Lot Jl Qk 375P Map isident of the Homer N. Tihji«r. Lots 8 to 10 Bl Rosalia Height:, *Nrp woodbridge. and loan company. 3alK Kev Map LalayeUe Heights, Orsechowskt, iQ)|p J^ wf to Maple Don't Miss This Picture Twp Woodbrifte. Realty Co. Lot?$mwims M^ , Stowaway ' Cook, James Bl'r et als to Eetetle Aenel Park, Sec • TTwp Woodbridge. Gwen Pooton, 16, at Oakland, Dorsey Motors E. M. Coleutui. IM 21 Bl 45 Lot Hagaman, Join wf to Joe Hor- 47 Bl 1 >lUp Bamorest on Hilltops, vath i. wf. e*1- iray on a 20-passenger 1 Bl 1074V Map de a trip to Salt La! INCORPORATED Twp WoodbtUg*. H*gaman ' , »d Spruce Si, City Hall li * Jpp Cf to Tony Twp Woodbridge. City, Utah. She hid under the lug- "SPIES" liuriu. Lot t03D™Ma> Boynion Fulkerson. Ei> & Wf to Bd tn, tbe «abin. Bt ucii Heights. Twp Woodbridge. of Education* .U'lHOIUZKD titrtek-oj) t ,wf. Lot 247 * W- 14 LoU 16S 16« Bl ?^ Hot Air Lot 248 Map Perth Amboy Heights, Twp Woodbridet,- | Dispatches from Tainan said Jap- iwith an all star cast Twp Woodbridge. ; | Raimussen, Chi I to Vin- anese rMUenU were preparing to d T Palmer, Kirnl'. & wf to Anna cent Subo & wf, 0 to 43 Bl evaporat ewJs todr go to Tslngtao.—At- WtJ., Tlfo., April 24 — 25 2 — Frataret — 2 AmboJ Wilson.. Loi 4 Bl &61 Assessment 181B Map Dun Heights 1. lanta " Maple & Faytlte Ste. fiTo / '«* Map. S. sd CXureh St, Twp Wood-^Twp Woodhr 'bridge. , • -Wilk Rty & to Chris Ras- Doyle, Julia j>, & wt to Harvey muBsen ft wt 46 to 43 Bl NORMA SHEARER in a. Clark. LM» ^-18 B\ 4fi MimaSlB- Map DUB1 Heights, Twp Upright Brunton—in good condi- Oemorest on ttiUtops, Twp Wood- Woodbridge. U<»; 4 "wonderful bargain at 1100. bridge. I Sheriff to Hoi B. L. Ass'n. Write Boi B. Woodbriage, ti. 3. Raymond. latUe et als to Louise Lol 6 Bl 2S0b' Karkus Heights, vJKHi BENT "Lfcdy of Chance" A. Woekfle. jMf 134-135 Bl C Twp Woodbridg. THE FUNERAL HOME Map Colonta, f*P Woodbridge, I Sheriff to Hoi B. L. Ass'n. Furniab.a| Booms — S08 Barroo .RanUn Trutt Co to Sophie Mis- Lot I Map Ka Heights, Twp Pbone Woodbridg 783. kolc*. Lots 45 46. Bl 860 Map Woftdbrtdge also Tim McCoy in The Bush Ranger STREET ANp BARRON Avenal Gardeaa, Twp Wood bridge. > Tf«f*""f. Jo] ft wf to Theresa THURSDAY NITE SILVER NIGHT Egan. John Sr 4 wt to Albert Balla. Lots Bl 1079M Map Heliefaard Lot 691 Map Palra«ld Hagaman Hel Terraee, Twp 1foodbrtds«. . :brld|«, Twp Wood- GEORGE R. MERRilX RodAer, Cora«llu» P< k -ml to Al-t 8tr»UM, Jesse to Qeo A. Mc- Friday, April 26 but Hellegaardt' LoU 5J to tt Map Uughlln. Lot IQ ft Lot 32 i-^rutld Terraee, Twp Woo4brldge. Map Salamander? Twp Wood- WITH MADGE Bumteiu, Harry i f( It EUrry bridge. Hagin. Part ioU 31 to 34 BL 406J i Orwnsteih. Fli R A bus to "Fugitives" BELLAMY U«4* jVooQbruyw tets, Twp Wood- Maple Realty LoU 1345 to bridgft. ' •^•••-' • «,'•-,;• ••• fint to 1118 I SherUf to H|kr Burateln. Same 1S1T to 1367 to 1 1448 to 14*7 COMING land M above. ^*. Map A»*mel p: 2-3 Witenu. David Ttefc fit to The Woodbridge. MtTALKING rfHate of N. J. Par f«. Map N. J.| Q««n»l«ia, Al«uuder 8 • wt to SUte Utgh way Dwl, A**, W«M* David Maadei. f-MUd T&t*to 7»1 SOO^N fc-'l. V- 100 Park Sec 2, TWB Jfoodbridge. J HCTURJES T