SfROGGIN* READ ROSEWBLUM'S ODAY'SEDITORIAIPAGE COMHIHT FOR UTISt _. ARTE EVE«T WEEK OM SPOUT PA( No. 28 CARTERET, N. J.,'. r, APRIL 17,1986 PBICE THR8E Body, Thought Hansen's TOO MUCH EASTER An III Wind, FJ. CeL, Buried Unidentified Not Enough Draftsmen Sere I ho Week .P. WHi Mr. Ben Wright Indicates BOARD OF HEAL1 BRINGS FINES FROM A horty tlumifrir lo be thnt «f Hans Olaf Hansen of Wheeler Brafidh May ePPAff'lEGDLAR" When Ben Wright, New CRACKS DOWN Brooklyn, who was drowned York Negro truck driver wa» in Review ACTING RECORDER here Februnry 111 when ho Because of the difficulty of Own scarcity i,l. for inatruc- docked'at the I. T. Williams n this vicinity, the FostW- luded higher pay than achcduled Mittuch Chairman Of Com- n(, j,)n0, its appeal in a Company's dock, was buried Wheeler Corporation is ctyl- this type work and have in from a locul plant, a number, Very Few Said To Jacoby, Hears Charge* by Wonribridgp police this e instances left with tbfir work SOn, was plnrod on his breast nl.WSpnpcr when it ap- siderinjf removal of its draft- mittee Endorsing Gov. wppk after an unsuccessful omplete became jofcs were of- and appearfd on the picture. Actually Clean; To I,,. anmo page with ac- Of Anault attempt to positively identify ng department to New Yorit. ed them nearer their homes Hoffman Wright looked at the photo AikCoancilRnU Hirplanfl disasters in the remains. Rnnse.n's pet rlojf The department wan located e labor turnover in this depart- foil overboard that Winter and exclaimed: "Boy, I suah ,„„ personp a died ••"' SEAMAN FORFEITS BAIL previously and moved to the nt has been very high lately. niifht, and in attempting to Not only does the plant, want WFICIALJfAT MEETING i« goln' to play dat numhah " COWS ALSO A PR( seriously injured. plant about two years ago. ,Vi.rc . During the absence of Recorder rescue the animal the man Ii co-operate with the Carteret ad lost his own lifo. The dog's Carteret RenuhHcans will A resolution requiring: 1 Dsvld S. Jacohy nn his wedding decision has yet been made, but nlstratlon by riving «mploymeni doctor comes body wns refovere dbut not local people, Mr. Lonsdale said, trip the judicial duties of the bor- move may he decided upon, moro thnn likely remain in Assembly Candidate all .saloons be brought up f ,f time-worn ideas that of Hansen, because it WHS b Cause of the advantage to the ough have been carried out by presumably wedged in the ice firm's New York office is at 1 the organization ranks in the a hijfh standard of saniUt ;:,.1)mmi,,i cow." AC- • pens? of the borough's upkeep, ibi. physician, Dr. J. A Harry Lubern, young; local attor- choking the Sound at that Broadway. B il having the bulk of its employes split, impending in Middlesex m a condition to irrantln time. William l/msdale, head of the ,,,, ,,f the Department of ney, who was admitted to the bar H 'e here is to the direct advantage ounty due to t.he formation license was presented ,,l public Henlth of the The body in question was locall plantl , statedd thih s week thTh» the plant, in hig opfrlion. last year. highest, percentage of employe** ' rh,,,,l of Western Re- fished out of the water at Re- Local Men Trained of a Good Government Health Commiasioner Jd When he held court Monday waren M^iday by Wondhridge for this department obtainable | The desire of this firm to hav ,.,iy "You cant catch League, with Mayor AugiiRt F, P. Goderstad at the mee ,,',„,, ,,',„ draft; by step- night he fined John Barbarczuk of officers, *\ho communicated here is 15 pep r cent.,, whwhili e in tht« lfcal residents for workers as fai tubtb e mililll Hti per cent, lloca l h«llg fafa Greiner of Woodbridge as chair- of the Hoard of Health last ,, (,,U1 room after a hot 84 Pulaaki avenue, $26 and put with the White Lighterage possible is exemplified in an un ur ee we Company, owners of the obtainable. Draftsmen have been djnrtkking of recent origin. A spe mad. • ml adopted. The resolution ...•King y" ' *' '' ' him on probation for (! months, l bnrge. The concern refused to broughg t here fromm pointposs as fw C al type of welding was started o be forwarded to the Bor ,'iilnors without an over- Mayor Joseph W. Mittuch, Nath Council with a recommend nnlv way you can ac- William Kamont of 53 Warren send g representative to at- away as PPottstown , Pa,, the wo* t e work here, a type entirely for- aniel A^Jacoby, Tax Collector Al 1 that it be incorporated in the , "ig by street and Stanley Zaglewski of B tempt id8,lit|jication, era livinlii g herih > ddurini g thhe woek and exandjjT Comba, Lewis N. Brad upending the woi>k-ends with thefif • gn to the East. Workers to ge coholic beverage ordinance of going had to ha brought in from ford,^!ouncilm.en William Green borough. It was stated that of j families. Tin: difficulty of wald tfrtd CHfforM Cutter attendet ing satisfactory living quarters in Wierever they could be found, forty-four saloons in the bor " Mi [ntyre comments the sftm« coming on from Ohio. the otgafcitation meeting hek only a very few ue clean, Cartnret keeps many persons who WedneMly night in New Bruns- .,, moes of youth today RDCKREJGEL PLANS might, be inclined to bring their These men in addition to their has hot. wnter in which to , „.„. than those of the wick City Hall and Mayor Mittuch glasses and other food and Hi families to (!art.<>ret from doing 90. T#ork were installed as teachers in was chairman of the resolution hri Hay. He adda that ImportI i CamC e TroublTble a training school to which were containers. Lunch is not kept i committee endorsing the candi- ; , , i.ling high, wide and DINNER FOR LEGION Not. only has the. noceBsity for sent, every Saturday, chosen ered. flares serving hot lunch before the depreiwon, dacy of Governor Harold (',. Hoff- not have restaurant license* a: importing outside helped worked Workers from other departments man for delegate to the Republ ',nV ,,mn who has attaln- the persons handling the lunch'4 Entire Membership 01 Pos against I he plant's desire to give Who had made known their ambi- Can National Convention. Former .,,,,, unions born rich and employment in Cnrte.ret wherever tibne to qualify for better paid not liiive food handlers cards. ,1 to work, has had a Congressman Franklin Fort. • is These conditions, it was Here Plans To Attend it can, but lias caused many mlB- jobs than they held. These men, running against the Governor in a toehold and InkcH, brought about labor troubles are paid slightly more than in the constitute a health menace. O fl the Pflmary. The endorsement af- es that me not wanned in hg I1U, ,,|,,t y Affair At Pinei Ahiib him- ihrnnt hendftchMI 1» work they iiormnily do while they 1 1 sUl; firmed the organization's support ,v Mi adds the sage bit plant. iilTiciiils mid considerably 1B- undergo^ h training, and by t.pr with M suitable soap or of the Governor's policy, Mr. Mit- infcr powder rii&v spread t ,'1,1,1 yuiilh can tRkB it DEAN METZGER TALKS • i m.u:il pHiiluct.ion cuntn. With felM hMweiMi thi>m mid thi> Lucli said. „ ,,|(| folks to quit being cfijipajy, in case there is a alack mouth and other infectious (111 Mayor Mittuoh submitted the Hotel Pines, departments. toilets for men and women on ' :,«'well, abandoned an i at the meeting, but failed because democrats Further same floor us the saloon; that 1 Met lichen, by the county Legion he arrived late. Earlier in the eve- thi-y had nabbed when Irgiinization. The entire member- To Close Breach coils ht'. thoroughly cleaned t •red'two children of the ning he had conducted a special a week in winter and daily in i ship of the flartoret poat plans to meeting of the Borough Council Mudrak Candidacy mer. The board will ask the ,. asleep oil the back attend. There will be several speak- 1STPRESBYTER1ANS to ((insider the relief question. The cil to make compliance with rs including Frazer Metzger, Democrats Will Meet San- Mayor is also pushing Mr. Brad- resolution a condition to grant Dean of Men of Rutgers Univers- ford as n candidate for Republican Party's Younger Element ha-, been designated Hu- liquor licenses. ity. day To Bury Hatchet— SET NEW RECORDS County Chairman to succeed Pros- The frequent complaints re_ ,-,,|:iy, iind will open the ecutor Charlea Morris. Working For Assembly • ,, i ll.-Kind-To-Animals- Plans for a card party to be held Maybe g alleged nuisance and he ,,|.'i the nuspices of the Harry Lubern early in May were made Wednes- Church Better Financially Mr. Mittuch had been invited to Nomination hazard caused by keeping cows I day night at a meeting of the Car- become one of the Good Govern- the residential sections of the 1 •• Humane Association. Somerset street were put on pro- teret auxiliary unit of the Amer- ONE PROPOSAL VETOED ill drivers will be urged After Fruitful Year, ment, league but declined to bolt ough was discussed and the bation for participating in a fight ican Legion and the following com- NOMINEE JS~ LAWYER members agreed that steps i ,1 care to avoid mishaps Possibility of a merger of the the organization at this time. He in Falcon Hall Sunday night. Ka- mittee will be in charge: Mrs. Clif- Officials State said he wns 'certainly for good A group of members of the Car- be taken to establish zones witl nali on highways and ford Cutter, Mrs. J. W. Mittuch, two rival Democratic groups Of ,i,il children will be asked mont had to pay 75 cents for Carteret was hinted Wednesday government, but believes the way teret unit of the Young Democrats which cows will be barred. Step breaking a cell window. Mrs. Harry Gleckner, Mrs. William to secure it is through the estab- Mesaros complained of cows hrii pets kinder treatment D. Caaey, Mrs. Harold Edwards, night lit a meeting of the Carter- BURNS ELECTED ELDER met Tuesday night in the office of ,< H persongae than Shir- et Democratic Organization Inc. lished organization and not in Duffy street by neighbors A dance was in progress when Mrs. Thomas Jakeway, Miss Jane ( through starting a rival faction." Attorney Ambrose Mudrak to con- •ir child motion picture the disturbance started, and Con- in Firehouse No. 2, when it was The First Presbyterian Church live one ach side of his home, rook, Mra. William Cole, Mrs. of Carteret ia in better linam'isil sider ways and means to further complaint will he investigated. table John Terebecki was assaulted Walter Sak and Mrs. Walter Tomc- announced a meeting of county committeemen and women with the ahnpo and more active in church his candidacy nt the primaries for Health Officer Frank Born r«-' when he tried to maintain order. zuk. work and socially than at any time iwa election fight ig a lam- Barbarczuk (truck the constable on presidents anfl secretaries of the the Democratic nomination for the ported that Andrew Petrach, The members voted to attend the two groups will be held Sunday in its history according to reports PERSONALS {Continued on page ten) as well with Charlea Petty the nose. The police department made Wednesday night at the an Asscmhly. It, was decided to take county organization of units ami afternoon in an effort to work out Mrs. 1). . : for the Democratic nomi- made four trips to the hall before nual meetings of the Congregation , Lorentz of Pulaski no definite action until after the inr Congress while his son, posts at Sayreville Wednesday a basis for uniting the two groups. Avenue is spending two weeks peace was finally •rtablished. night of next week. A contest in The place of meeting was not dis- and the Church Corporation. Rev. meeting of the General Democratic I Fint-i Petty, strongly supports Othtri Fintd D. E. IiorentJ, the pastor was mod- visiting relatives in HHackettstowk n •ntative Otha D. Wetrin drawing poppy posters has been ar- closed, according to Jogeph Fitz- and Stanhope. Organization on Monday night in COUNCIL APPRO! ranged and will be carried out in gerald, head of the incorporated erator at both meetings and James | fm i. iimiiiation. Other Easter celebrants who im- Burns acted as clerk at each. Albert Kostenbader, son of Mr. Firehouse No. 2. At that time the bibed too freely (tl«o received sen- the high qchool and Seventh and group. nd M A u ust general organization is expected tences from the acting Recorder. Eighth grades. Winners will be in Fitzgerald said he had turned AUhemMUnTof "hVcongrega-1 ?, "l A * Kostenbader of 4 MONTHS' nits at Upsala College in John Golonb waa assessed $10, line fo rotate and county grizea in tion reports were presented by the Ko°«svelt Avenue, underwent an to decide upon a slate of primary I Ka,-t iii:inge elected • policeman ' At he and Elmer R&da'of church organizations as I operation far the removal of ton- while John Golea*, J»<, wlP addition to t*o#e «wii et'Sntl discuss the pos- candidates. I of that i ity, Crandafl H. Abbey, to follows: Mission Band, Mrs. Ros- sils this week in the Rahway Me- Lafayette Street Paving Golomb were granted postpone- sibilities of merging. He did not morial Hosiptnl. Dr. George L. The Young Dcmpcrats have de- ii hip in Theta Epillan, col- ments until tonight on charges of think such a meeting would be coe Levi; Mother-Teacher Associa- I;IU-I nity. The election came tion, Mrs. William Elliott; Sunday Orton operated. cided that no matter whether can- Will Start On Monday asiault growing out of a disturb- Book Reviews Feature A son was bom Easter Sunday didates of the general group or the students felt Abbey ance in the Ritz Theatre Saturday School, Benjamin Smith aa super- Fitzgerald said. intendent and Carl Grohman aa morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert the incorporated group are suc- Mayor Says i: li-tely one of them. For night. Written By Librarian Candidate* Suggested <;us be hag cheered with the treasurer; Men's Bible Class, Dew- Ridley of Locust Street in the Rah- cessful in the primaries they will John King, a seaman, released The name of Joseph and Mi- way Memorial Hospital. back the winners in November. A meeting of »the council f L past d«cade. In 1924, the Bertram Mullen, secretary of Garden. Represent Council Mayor Mittuch said he had bectt^f Fire was discovered under the group, explained he was sick notified work on paving l,afayett*J ii states, gasoline taxes Mra. A. M. Ward of Lincoln Ave- 1 • !• average motor vehicle op- a vacant building at 25 Edwin 6 OF FIRST AID SQUAD at the time of the last meeting and Yarchesky, Harrington nue had as her guests for the week- In Drive street will start Monday and Car- I 07. By 1929 the aver- street last night at 9:30 o'- did not present a letter from the Get Put-Out, Not Assist end Mr. and Mrs. August Campos teret labor will be employed as fa* ^ 1 lisi'ii to $29.60, and waa clock. Both fire companies re- HEAR LAKEWOOD TALK General Democratic Organization. of Brooklyn. A movement is under way to as possible. Councilman Gulvanels '' sponded to an alarm and put He saw no need of hurry at that arouse wide interest in Boy Scouta of the buildings and grounds coia» i| iL-ber in 1935. When Borough Clerk H. Week-end vsitors from this bor- w the blaze out with extinguish- Capt. J. J. Dowling Heads meeting anyway, he said, because ough to New York City were the and if possible to increase the mittee was authorized to paint th*. ers. No damage was done. The the meeting hail bueii called for the VO. Piatt was reading min- number of troops in the borough sergeant's room, cells, cell cox iiM strike ever threatened utes of past meetings Wednes- Misses Mary and Agnes Conlon of •IMTM employed on a Reset- building is owned by the Port Conference Delegation purpose of selecting candidates. Hermann Avenue. so there will be at least one troop dor, women's cell and flag pole day night ut u council meeting for every church in town. William the Borough Hall. The cells " i' project was averted at Reading Building und Loan he read itn account of three Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Lehrer of Association. At State Confab .Roosevelt Avenue have had aa B. Hagan, John Kennedy and At- been thoroughly cleaned this ' Hnmesteada in HighUtown. major Crimea "due to Coun- torney Emil Stremlau, who repre- lute was between engineers 9TH BIRTHDAY OF CLUB cilman Yart-heaky and Chief their guests Mr. and Mrs. George y , p Ouptain J. J. Dowling, Frank Heller of Maplewood. sent KtiritaKit n CounciCil l BoB y ScoutSts ' tiical workers aa to which Born, Edward Demish, John Ed- of Police Harrington." When I u Iterate electric cranes in JVO. I FIRE CO. PLANS WILL BE CELEBRATED the minutes were concluded of America in Carteret, are behind LACKEY RITES HELD AT'iJ monii, Joseph Dolinish and George the movement and are .seeking to i .i temporary factory site. Bimsulok are members of the Car- and the mayor asked for cor- • * » PICNIC & CONVENTION Hope Fisher Of Crantord rections Mr. Varchesky, who Holy Family School PTA raise funds to help it along. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCHJ teret First Aid Squad who attend-1 The plan has the written en- N, • Jersey relief clients and d the recent First Aid State Coun- is chairman of the police com- In Looking Forward To Events Will Be Entertained mittee asked gravely that the Arranging Tenth Banquet dorsement of Mayor Mittuch aa 64 Year OhTEIectriciaalf nipt-™ are to receive apples cil meeting at Lakewooil where lec- follows: | • mlit here, according to or- tures were given by a diatinguinhed minutes be amended to read Scheduled For Coming On Thursday that only three major crimes The tenth annual banquet of th« "I heartily endorie the Boy Was Hospital Patient iih have been iuuedby the physician, a Dr. Bailey of Lake- v P.T.A. of the Holy Family School Scout Movement and urge all who wood, and Sergeant Camww and had occurred in a tfi e» period <^ Kuvemment. One and a Summer The ninth birthday unniversury as ft result of the efforts of will be held Sunday, May 10, in the can Kelp in any way to lent) their Since October "Ilion pounds of Jersey ap- Corporal Brooks of the State Po- Falcon hull. The following commit- 1 of tliu Carteret Woman's Club will himself and the chief to re- •upport to thii movement." 1 e authorized for purchase. Plans are being made for a fam- lice. Twenty-six squads were repre- be celebrated at the meeting of the tee is in charge of the arrange- (Signed) J. W. Mittuch. funeral services were held We" sented at the meeting. duce crime. The correction nesduy morning from the Ly • • « ily picnic at Markwult's Grove club Thursday afternoon of next waa made. ments;- Mrs. Wultiir Tomczuk, Mrs. The movement to increase in- next Summer by Carteret Fire Co. Sheriff Applegate, of Ocean week. There will be a program of WalteV FVankowski, Mrs. l'eler terest in scouting in ('urteret ia Funeral Home and St. Joseph »val has given the project Church for- George T-iickey, 1 * I,-800,000 for field tents N" I Joseph Hasek, Thomas Mis- County made the bead of each songs and reudings by Hope Fish- BaranczuU, Mrs. Stephen Vtk']- purt of the fight against juvenile fm • dom, Harry Hupp und Roy Dunn squad in his county a deputy sher- er, of Cranford, a professional en- kowska, Mrs. Paul Miuluaiewitz, delinquency theft ample who diftd Sunday morning at •• uses of cotton fabric as a ST. MARK'S SENIOR CLASS Perth Amboy General HospitfJ. lli'iiil nnent membrane in bi- comprise the committee, who will iff ami presented imcli with a tertainer of much talent. The hos- Julius Uszuyakii, Mrn. Victor proof, members of the committee choose the date and make all ar- badge. He advised that sheifffa in pitality committee will have charge MOVIE BENEFIT APRIL 30 I'nd Mra. Katheiinc Szlila- said, that scouting is the best of Mr. Lackey, whose home iil w surfaced roads. The •17 Hoosevelt Avenue, had been nuct'dure in making a "cot- rangements. other counties should extend a si- of refreshments. The presidents of all means to check delinquency. milar recognition to siiuad cap- clubs in this section of the Third The Senior (iirls' Sunday Hehool, patii'iit in the hospital since "I" is to grade and surface Also planned for the coming Cluss of St. Mark's Episcopal ber last. During his stay;in theil ilbiil; apply to the base a Summer is the golden jubilee of tains. District will be guests of honor at ;l thi> meeting. (•hurch will ifivi' a motion picture stitiition several operations • treatment permitted to volunteer firemen to be held at As- Several manufacturers of first benefit at the KiU Theatre April 1 aid equipment were prosent und The contest, between the Gloonja performed in an effort to save 1 '•'ii the road surface for bury Park June 20. The company :!0, Mra. Robert Martindale ia the Juni«; Glooms, 4t. several children. '•me screening, then roll The Junior Woman's Club Walter Vonah, overseer of .the Mr. Lackey was a resident li.'nvy roller. Local Restaurant Redecorated The closing lunch of the club for Summit Shrine To Have Col- this HfHHOii will be held in May, of Carteret will be eight poor. The dolls distributed this Carteret many years. Hu a • • * orful Ceremony whiiii the new officers will be in years old November 21 of year were- bought new by the club. expert electrician and at one "'y two students of Madison In some other yearn used dolls devoted much time to install^ Ktnlled. The Hoard of Directors l'lans have been made for the this year. They have been •'•ii-liool have bought three will meet Monday night in the eight busy, useful and pleas- were collected, repaired and dress- sound equipment in motion pict M.n-il Holstein calve* aa Solemn Novena preceding the an- ed before being distributed. Bas- theatres. Later he was employ 1 home of Mrs. Howard Thorn in At jiual May pilgrimage to Rosary ant years for the members of !i.p to a project in which luntic street. of the club. The club motto adopt- kets* of food iilsu have been given as electrician by one of the lo ill farm a flfteen-ftcre plot, Shrine in Summit. The novena ml ut Thanksgiving. industrial plants. 1 .starts April 26 und closes with a ed at the time of vrganuatiun, is n'liena, the calves, cows "Uuck Up and Boost," and it luis The preajdontu of the club since Burial was in Uoaehill Oemefc high mass May 3. On this dute Linden. "I iiops. The boyB, calling A. D, GLASS IN HOSPITAL there will be the liitli annual pil- been followed liteadftudly ever it was organized are; Miss Gunder* "•> the Greenhands Club, grimage which will be imirked with .since. The club started witli a son, Mis* Lilliun Donnelly, Miss '• land not far from the ltorough Attorney Abraham i). ifreat splendor, the exerwses start- membership of 20 in 1!)2H with Kleanor Harris, now Mrs. jjarold •md will pay for Its uw in Food Sale Planned 1 Glass is a patient at Muhlenberg ing at 8:80 o'clock. Groups from Misa Agnese (iundersuii as its first Hush; Miss SranueB Harrington, he Hoard of Education of Hospital, Plainfield. He under various Catholic organizations will president. The membership baa now Mrs. James Hugluis, und Misa " ("i.i nothing to do with tji« went an operation for appendici The Rosary Society of St. J« 1 attend and solemn military bene- not changed much in number since, Mary Filosa, the present incum- sph's Catholic Church will hold j which must be s#f-sug- tis yesterday morning. diction will conclude th i although theru has been much bent. Several Of the presidents !» I'oritinue. ; food sale Wednesday of next vtt change in personnel. held office two terms. from 10 A, M. to 2 P. M. in one.l 1 Kach yeay r the dub seml» dele- the *mpty stpre roraos in WiiL, "lairimctj ig HQ barrier to GIRL GIVEN PARTY Fite Company JVu. 2 Vvtta It wan MUII t*d as u IIOU-*<>«WHU", to tbbu of Junid? Ington avenue's business sectioO. 5 • iiut i beneficial to men- IIDII political orgmiiiutiou with the Clubs of the Third District at ; 1 a 1! ) 1(1 and a probable deterrent Mis* Bauerband Ii Honored New Form Of Application stuted purpose of working for the luntic Cityy. Kuch season ia closed Advancement of the Commun- ih ll d brid i CARD PARTY APRIL 30 At H«r Home with u luncluun and bridge in ...ii tint concensus of opin A new form of upplkation fm ity " It bad and still haa ono big Junu ut IUIII* out of town place, The Harmony Social Club "utr paychiatriita at the membership was approved Monday objective—aiding the Braille fund (Continued on page ten) hold a card party in the clubho ntf of the American A surprise party in honor of night at a meeting of Fire Com- for the blind. Each year the club in Lincoln avenue Thurtday Association, held in The Town Grill, restaurant op- _Outaide a brand ne* Miw Vivian Bauerband was ar- pany No. 2 William F. Lawlor, holds some contest or othar event Aprpll 80. On the committed proclaims "A Clean Place to Eat". ranged by Miss Maude Rlchey and Men benefit more than erated by Albert Burns at 181 John Green and J. P. Donoghuo to raise funds for this purpose APPLY FOK CITIZENSHIP Herman Gerk, Joseph Mak This owning ia of green with white held in Miss Bauerband's home in were appointed a committee to ar- .,„ ...... i Michael Migleiw, Michael 8k ' t m the stabilising effect Roosevellt avenue, hh»»a bee new- Roosevelt avenue .Wednesday and each year a substantial amount ^•nd th» lining Altogether the effect ia just range for a motion picture benefit is contributed to the fund. In ad- what tie slogan saytt it Is, (The night. Beside* Mils Qichey and Five Who Attended Nigblland AndrawTJuokihy. Ul able nmr ««nipm*nt UatiOled. P*- in a local thsatre. Howard Burns, dition the club takes an active part ""« one thing about tha place which ia Hiss Utiuerband others present who »M served seven years as a School Will Be Naturalised to«.* «Tww fcfrifued.daily were: the Hisses Emily George, in current local charities, especial- unchanged U * picture of Presi- fireman, resigned and applied for Application, for Ajnarlwn For dent Boo»eveU. and Al*ay» he e*- Mary Donne, Dorothy Schroeder, ly movement* to brkhten the lives Application, for Ajnarlwn 0ltt|5.? boil to « trick »W k Charlotte Jepaon, of Carteret and a cerUfloite of exemption. of children at Ofariatmas and tenaWWp havh e beeb n madde by ffivi e m-1 By H«lir*w Social tout wtrm of il* proper pecta ta leave It there too, for tfce ii identa who wera student* during I " next four ywi t» toml) Vir llW GOOD CATCH Poll* DKMMI Y^ Wnt« IB tha/W«*a»fb-tt»M**m'^Day co , Thorn- tin pljlvl «^%^(lrli&iNr Social All! Edward of Lonitfe . year doll, art < Pity ' • V*v

1 GRAINS OP SAND O. E. & BLANKET WON Amity h»tweMi Franc* and th« planned If to wmpensaU far t Fomr Members Setting United St«t*« (• to he «xpr«M«d slight to the Jemy city which oc- BY MRS. STEWART oner* more a wffk from Monday In curred lit the time the liner Nor- On St. Joieph Committee Yonr best editing Is don* by yonr We Say! Compare Our self. Mrs. M. D. Stewart won the •n ftthnnrf of jfifln M«wMn Bay- munille arrived here, bringing gift* members fa onnf, N. J., and Bujronna, Frunze. to other American cities which sre Kindness (he greatest thing In blanket awarded at the meeting of the weekly rnrd party at St, Jos- Prices and You They Came! The pro(rrBmm<> which has hten named for ritits In France. the world. of the Blanket Club of the local eph'* Chnrrh tonight are: Mr*. An onlnn * day take! yonr onlos chapter of the Eastern .Star Mon- Kurtz, Mi»«e» Dori* Seall gimto awfly. day night. The meeting was held Be The Judge and Genoviovp O'Brien, and Mm. j "Nosegny" In one of those prissy at the home of Miss Agnes Clifford wnr nVo MF.I ROSE »l««y« Cn»lt«i comparison — and They Looked! John IXinne There will bs many i <}» " and guests were: Mrs. Henry Kir- When (lip moon changes expect w, dn it knowinf that onr •tatamanU COMMUNION attractive prize", j eher, Mrs. Clarence SJugg, Mm. ;„„ T»IU« can h« baelcnd up 100 und The party was omitted list week ," Addie Woods, Hiss I*na G«rke, and patience, UK ,r rent. Jndfe th«»« •entat on- Mm. 0. Hope and the Misses Agnes 1 ,«lnci wn'r* offeHng nfht becaune of Good Friday. rmniiw hit the cable In two. CONFIRMATION and Elisabeth Clifford. now .1 th* h«i«hl of th. ••..on- How to mnke a will Incontestable They Bought! D. Of A. Forms New Club;is • rich man's problem. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Seven Members Captabu About the only travel that doesn't Foresters Party Wednesday NEW SPRING Many Bargains rnfit anything Is walking. At Court's Clubhouse Here A blanket club has been formed Any City over 1,000,000 will SOp- •tthe It your child, your boy by Pride of Puritan Council No. nr! tevernl freak businesses. A public card party will be held 3 2 Daughters of America. Cap : Whnt Is there In brlc-a-brac 0B- Wednesday night of next week un- DRESSES or girl, prepared for tain* who will nerve are: Mrs. Dan ) >PH yon have visitors to show It toJ GREATEST 1 der theauspices of Court Carteret A jronp of ttnnmns: erea- iel Reason, Mra. Edward A. Strack, children will Imitate a model that most important No. 48, Foresters of America, in tiom wr bought right. The Mm. Fred fUnubarh, Mm. Cornel ! [icy like, where precepts are os*. iuR Doody, Mm. EKgert Brown, the Foresters' club in Carteret ave- SAVINGS io to you! In all event. Dressed with the Icss. nrw ihnclei and printt — ana Mr> Amy Reid and Mr*. Man'I m Used R*pp. Hit early bird gets the worm; so in moil wanted •tvl««- ' - dignity that attends the (lues the earl; fish and wishes he • jinc thii price. hndn't. »••» Ki»«r most solemn occasion of O.E.S. Card Party May 22 .Some people have snch respect Cable and Wireless, Limited. f»r truth that they hate to make maintain 168,800 miles of subma- Car att childhood. There's rine cable, and make some repair To Indact Heads Monday UBC Of It no reason this year for Do we recognize the great minds on an average once a day. For this f'arteret Chapter, Order of the purpose they are In touch with their 3-95 Knstern Star, will sponsor a pub in statesmanship until half a cen- cable ships all over the Seven seas. not being properly clad, lie card prfKy in Firehoune No. 2 tury afterward T NEW! MANNISH * Show Incidentally, their operations ac- Friday night, May 22. In charge Of a distinguished general It was not when style and qual- of the arrangements are Mias said that "he cnnld hold his tongue quire much useful Information con- .95 Ever Held in Helen Cnrson, Mrs. August Kos- cerning currents and the sea floor, DRESS COATS* n ten languages." Th* ityle rage of t\r »e»ion — ity can be had at such tenhader, Mrs. James Burns and and more than two thousand sound- New Jersey A sandwich mny be a bnlanced beaHtifully tailored — *« the price Mrs. Ernest Waiz. A regular Ings are annually supplied to the low prices. mefttinjr of the chapter will be held ration; bnt It may need less brend you want to pay. 7 admiralty. In this way many un- Monday ni(jht when recently to complete the balance. BUT MANY elected officers will be installed. If men had not thought they der-oceanic mountain ranges have weiK eternal, they would not hate been lorntod, One remnrlcnhle die ovcry wns mi underground river CLUB MEETS TONIGHT incelveil eternnl punishment. At the age. of sixty no mnn views illschnrglng Its waters Into the Med- Bargains iterranean ten mllns from the shore, with pnttumlflam the trapes* per- Final Dance Plans Made By nt a depth of 0,t!00 feet. There waB former tattoed on his forearm. 16MELROS4 SMITH STREET EPERT SH AMBOBY REMAIN White Dresses Lone Star Group no land river to account for It— Tlt-Blts Magazine. Size* 7 to 14, with long sleeve* The tiecond annual dance of the Come in today and tee Star Social and Athletic Club DRY LAKE REVEALS i i scheduled for a week from to- AN AZTEC GODDESS Moit Valuable Sits the large display of morrow niglit at the Falcon Hall. The site of One Wall Street, cor- Music will be by Jimmy Dunne and ner of Broadway, In New York city, $1-98 $2-98 $3.98 hi* r.,rtie art**, Owhttrtr*. Mh An Aztec water goddess, once the commonly called "th« most m1n- Tro»ko is chairman of the dance proud lady of the lako which sur- FINE v, ntid Tlieodoie Jarr Co luuuded Mexico Olty In Aitoc d«j», fl piece of land on earth." hag chairman. Tickets are available has been found In the dried lake had four structures built upon It from any member of the club. bed by engineers. All that remains of In the past 800 years, a record In Blue Cheviot Suits A special meeting is to be held the glory of the "blue-skirted one" city that changes so rapidly that USED CARS tonight at 8 o'clock at the club- Is her figure made of painted clay new buildings have been demolished rooms in Union Street. Knickers or long pants. Size* 6 to 20, and a quantity of Aztec pottery and —to make room for higher ones— before ono room was rented.—Col No Matter What Make ornament*. $4.98 $7.9$ $9.9$ $12-98 PERSONALS The goddess' shrine, which once Iter'a Weekly. rose out of shallow Luke Texeoeo, NOMADS Mr. and Mrs. John King of Per- went the way of other pagan In- Alwayt Ready shing Avenue have been entertain- Car You Want dian ehrlnes wtien the Spanish con- "Is he a good watchdog?" ing William and Donald McKellar "Rather I If you Hear a SUBpl- of Mt. Airy, N. C. querors ailvnncpf! nn fi Aztec cap- HARRIS dons noise at night, you have only ital. ArcheologtsU of the National No Matter What Mrs, Dora Jacoby of Lowell WRE.W1 to wake him and he begins to bark." "A Safe Place to Shop" Street entertained at her homo museum. Informed of the discovery, & z Sunday night for some of the out havo Investigated the site. —Stray Stories Magazine. 128 MAIN ST. RAHWAY Feel the plcuant jmartntAs of knowing ' Price You of town guests at the marriage From old maps they calculate that afternoon of her son, Record- tliat the water goddess' shrine stood Diplomacy your (port shoes possess the true youth- er David S. Jacoby to Miss Rose nenr the Inko shore camp of the 'It's best to be agreeable." said ful appearance (bund only in Drew Schonwald. Spaniards In lf>2(). Here the Span- [Jncle Eben. "De boy dat brings "Nomads" HEADQUARTERS FOR liitseball fans who witnessed the Want To Pay iards built lirlpmtlnes for a second do teacher a red apple may not be Kame at the Polo Grounds in New nttfinpt on Mexico City following so quick In bis lessons but he hab BINET York Tuesday between the Giants IN BROWN AND ALIO NO MATTER WHAT and Brooklyn Dodgers included tlielr IIIILIHI failure there. natural sense,." WHITICALP. CUBAN LB*- Robert Hemnel and Francis X. THBR HIBI, TERMS YOU WANT Koepfler of Carteret. Antarrtira Held VJu«l«f« Fumigation Philco Radios Antarctica, the soulliernmost con- Neighbor—I hear the Gaflabontl' Origin of Nama "Chautauqna" You'll Find It At tinent, la not ollk'inlly claimed by home was swept by fire last night The name "Chautauqua," first ap- For Authorized Philco Service any nutlon but according to Inter- The Other—Well, that's the first plied to the lake in western New Our national law discovery Is the prime time that woman's house has been Call Elizabeth 2-8900 York, Is from the Seneca language test of ownership. Charles Wllkes, swept by anything. and Is said to signify "here one has commander of nn American explor- caught fish," It became the name Jersey State Electric Co., Inc. ing expedition, la generally credit- Chan cat of the summer educational assem- ed with Its discovery In 1840, hence "I see my favorite movie actress Fixtures — Appliances — Gifts — Radios & Service bly first held on the sliorea of that Know tte glorious out-of-doors j Spring lako In 1874, and then of ttio ecto- It appears tliat the Dnlted States Is Rolng to marry a maglclnn." BROAD ST., at Elizabeth Avenue Elisabeth would have a primary claim con- "Wise girl I It will take a magi- •nly properly fitted and gayly catlonal and entertnlnment system sport shoes by Drew can give. Opp. Courthouse Tel. EL. 2-8900 patterned after the Lake Chnutan- siderably strengthened by later ex- cian to pet n\m\n with tier." on a G-E Be condition fot years Is no trick at JUNIOR VOGUE Pricei are rery low, termt »ur- all for natural cold storage plants Dr. M. Roochvarg, Optometrist such as the Antarctic wastes. Ac- 96 Smith St., Perth Amboy 164 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY pritingly liberal, and you need cording to Dr. Dana Coman, physl NEXT TO PUBLIC SERVICE and it costs less to own- DR. CHAS. SAM, OptometrUt pay no cash down if your car clan and dietician for the Lincoln Ellsworth-Sir Hubert Wllklns ei 111 Broad St. ELIZABETH •quail • moderate down pay pedltlon, food left In a sliack In the South I'OIBF region J3 year? Bent. ago was found to be still edible when discovered last year. The long-preserved food supplies were left by ii Norwegian explorer, Otto BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Used Car Nordenskjold, In 1002—Washington Poet IT PAYS TO BUY A USED CAR WHERE YOU CAN BUY WITH CON- FIDENCE. BUY FROM US AND KNOW WHO WAS THE FORMER Salesrooms Location of Hawaii Writers have pluced llonolulu OWNER OF THE CAR YOU ARE BUYING. In Kumoa, KIJI islands. New Zea 163 New Brunswick land, i'lilllpplne Islauds, Tttbltl, Vlr gin Ulunds and oilier [mints around Avenue the Klube. uut the talent Is the A FINANCE PLAN FOR ALL POCKETBOOIK" ''Cunuluol iBlaiule," ivlicruvur that mlglit t>o. & university iirofessior 152 Jefferson Street recently received a letter addressed to ti 1 in In the "Cannibal Islands, We Invite You To THRIFT-UNIT 0. S. A." "At least this tetter G-E Now Serves writer know Hawaii was la the More Homes Than AH Other United StitteB, which a good many fellow Aiiiurlcnns don't,"' said postal G-B orlgtosted "Sealed"Refrigerators Combined VISIT OUR NEW J Year* Per. futiotoc* Pro« You'll need uo "gadget" to injure against food Op» Wide tccclon tad spoilage worries with a Genexsl Electric. The "Why do they call ll a dental USED CAR DEPT. famous GE tealed-in-stecl mechanism hai kept btcki 1c with parlui?" the temperatures in General Electric all-steel 50 yean electri- "Purlor is another name for cal lesdarihtp. cabinet! alwuyi Uiaw 50° for years. And a stain- less steel super-ff e«cr provides txtrm (aid temper- drawing room."—Answers Maga- Every Car Protected From The atures for fast freezing of ice cubes. zine. G.nvral EUctric's •xclu«iv» Now "Double the Cold" with Bv*n , Dependable Dodge FORCED-FEED LUBRICATION Nswg of All CarUret Borongt in Weather In Our Covered Used Car Lot Plymouth Dealer Less Current Than Evtr the Press, the most widely and OIL COOLING General Electric developed the ifst Maled-ta- read piper in Carteret m*an qul*t«r operation, longer tteel mechanism nearly nina years ago. Its un- matched dependability and low coit have been NEW BRUNSWICK Iff* and lewar operating cost. proved In nearly 2,000,000 homes. Basically AVENUE AT unchanged but cOntUDtly improved, the General T PRICES Electric Refrigerator is now eren thriftier than RAHWAY AUTO SUPPLY JF4=TERSON ST. START ever. Every minute of every day somebody buys AT s General Electric. \ Peril. Ambuy, N. J. See the New G-E Models Today! Tel. P, A, 4-05»l TERMS You will, of course, &nd all modern convenient:* features in General Electric Refrigerator & SERVICE CO. AS LOW AS 15c cabinets, including sliding shelves, interior INCORPORATED DODGE A DAY lighting,-vegetable drawer, (cuiucratun cuutrol DODGE TRUCKS and deftotdoff switch. Broad Street and Mijton Avenue, Rahway PLYMOUTH OPEN EVENINGS SALES HOW SERVICE APPLIANCES DRIVE WITH SATISFACPON INCORPORATED Phone P. A. 4-2220 maieur can ruin n radio by REPRESENTATIVES -Ing with It. It you kave any THERE'S A CHEAT SATISFACTION IN PRI Is with your act tall us ana i 282 PERTH AMBOY OPEN EVENINGS Ml)d as Mport who'll aun. SUCH AS WE ARE OFFERING. 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U Win* $10 Award Birthday Party Held At G. 0. P. Party Tatsday Hiss Schoowaki Brick Garden FoBIf IW Birthday At Horn Patty For Miss Pearl Chodoth There wore forty table* in piny it n enrdparty held in the T.nt.her i Borough Recorder Interesting And Easy The birthday of Mm. John I.okon A birthday party wa« given to in hall Tuesday night, under the was celebrated Sunday »t a party Mian Pearl Chodosh at her home in auspiceg of the Republican nrenni Railroad avenue Hatnrday night. eremony Sunday At Win-Profensor Suggest* Anise, given in her home on the ftnnlr- Those present were: Sylvia Brown, zatioti. John Broneski, of l*wis vnrd. Thnre wnn music and n mip- street, received a cash award of field Scott Hotel; Baiul, Caraway And Tillie Nadel, Judith OroM, Roue 110. M. H. Rwennon of Post Boule- Bride Teacher Other Plants per, mid the following friends nnd Bergcr, Julie Rosenbluiri, and An- ard wan awarded S5 and Mian lntivps were present: ne I*hm«n. all nf Carteret, Blanth (lll,,Khter of Mr. andMarion Knthe, of Roosevelt nve- A pretty Sprint? ddinK When planning a home garden .lohn l.okns, husband of the hod-Gradnirk nnd Helen Hirehmsn of ||V Horjrman of 82 lin-nue, received $2.50. Awards of a iok place Sunday afternoon such herbs na mint, thyme, tara- tew and honor guest, Mr. and Mrs.Roselle, Snl Cohen and Leon Oold- .„,„., to Francis Andres. quarter of a ton of coal each went i the Winfield Scott Hotel, K«n, sage and dill should not beWillinm Hollar, Mr. and Mrs. Leoenberg, of Linden, p,erke Miller, ,. „.',PT imincllman and to Mra. A. Denrovieh and Mrs. overlooked, for their culture is Sosnnwirh, Miwies Adele and Mar-Leonard Whitkin, Herman 01m»n, flizaheth, when Miss Rose Morri* (irons, Aaron Lepatll, M»Ty '.'T AndrM of Upper Henry Rosaman of Lincoln avenue. very iiitorestiiiK nnd not difficult, tha Sosnowich, the Miaaes Ther*«» V-honwnhl, a teaohor in the Anise is an annual easily (frown Friedman, decile Goldntein, of • \ .,,,ic, took place The committee in charge of the and Helen Lokos, and John I-OICOH. : V( arrangements included Charles jublic school system here from Reed, Professor Nissley of Elizabeth, Leah Sank of N«w York ,,,;,nn.m. The ceremony raa married to Uecnrclrr David S Rntsrers University nays. "Plant City, Martin Starfer Fred Weinin- '. ' i i, t.ho Rev. Mer-Makwlnaki, Mr*. Jerry Rartolc, y George Bnnsulok, Mm. J. M. Mit- Rcnhy, The bride is a daughter the seeds where they are to grow Newn of All Ctrteret Borongh in ger, Ralph Kessler, Herman Rhan- tuch and Mm. Robert Wilson. f Mr. and Mia. Martin Rehonwald in rows about three feet, apart, BO the Presn, the most widely ker, Sol Koppelman, Abe Penner, read paper in Ctrternt and .lack Goldberg of Bayonne. "i'^wmattirod in a navy if Edgar Street., and the hridc- that the plants will be 12 to J8 room n son of Mr.t. Dora Jacoby inches apnrt in the row. Save th» I,,,,, with matching ac- seeds hy cutting off the sepd heads y,.,. Kt-ta DeBotof Pat- SEWING CLUB MEETS f Iinwell Street. The ceremony WUH performed hy before they ripen and the aeeda be- )„.,. mntron of honor and n 3Cilt r Mrs. Rohert Martindale of Ubbi Uui, Wni,,,r' ^ Nownrt' "!" * f i Dry «,*«**. In the ',,r,..int John Andres acted 1 nml ;ltor( th<>m Cl th ' „ After the ceremony Washington Avenue was hostess formerly of Cart«ret. The brid.-'ilf"" " ' '" * ° BOSTON SHOE Co. ., i croption and dinner Tuesday nipfht lo the members of gown wnn of white, luce ,ul,| her I Si. L -i • i long ve.il of tulle. She omried n , / ?™Tn /"i" Kr"W" nhoUt * ,,,„', ,,f the bride for mem- |font hlfth BIKl hranch PERTH AMBOY her sewing club. Those present bouQHet of white carnatioiiH. iU <* 182 SMITH STREET • 1,,. two families and close •were: Mm. Oenr(te Rwrnson. the ^^ 'he neod with a drill or by hand nUcmliinl, Mvn. H. A. nnriilinrdl., 1 1 whc ^flrr their returreurn from Misses Florence and Dorothy ?, " " *e P "ts «re about trip the young coupll e if Philadelphia, wore blue rro)in There is a Charm About tu Bwenson, Mrs. William Angus, Mrs. throe inches tall, thin them out to thiiiir home witwith ~ with matching accessoricH nml her Charlen f^rnne, Minn Mire Crnne i were leu roses. The bride- from IS to H inehflH apart in the ini's Mrs, Ivan Miller, MTS. Helen Mac row. When the flowers are in JUNIOR groom was attended hy his brother, Informal Entertainments Phall, Mrs. Helen Farr Mra. RobNnthnniel A. Jncoby. bloom, the tender tips maybe cut ert Jeffreys and Mrs. Thomas Don nnd dried for winter vise. A few ,,,„,,,, mention tWg paper 100 Present ] from tdvartliew.— ohue. plants of hnsil should be sufficient hny ng About 100 guests attended the for the needs of an average family. Bring out your electric appliances. The Elec- ceremony and reception which fol- PRESERVER "Caraway, considered a biennial tric toaster sells from $1.95 cash up. Cord and lowed. After their return from a because it. produces seeds the sec- Doctors and Child Specialists prescribe them for the short wedding trip, the couple will ond season after planting, is plant- kiddies because they are scienti- plug extra. Grillette comes in different styles. live temporarily at the Edgar ed in rnwa three feet apart and Street address. thinned to n foot apart in the row. fically designed to naturally form Prices from $1.19 cash, less cord and plug. Elec- Those at the wedding included The young shoots and tender leaves and protect children's growing again LEON'S tlio following: are sometimes used in salads. The tric waffle makers from $2.75 cash, less cord and Mi. and Mr«. Nathaniel A. .In- 3eeHs „„,.,, lnorc frequtmtly than feet. Ask your doctor about plug. Electric percolators from $2.95 cash. rnhyMrs.Dora Jftcoby, Miss Mir-ithp {e ,,„„ hp ^nrpd *imi,Rr them! Give your child proper mm Jncoby, Albert Jncoby, Mr. !(_„ anjac and Mrs .Martin Schonwald, Ar- "Sn^, n shrubby perennial herb, shoes — they cost no more. Small carrying charge if you buy on terms. th.ir, I'mil mid Walter Schonwald. mny |V jjrown frjm seed) from PRICES START AT prove their leadership root cuttings, from layers of the Kmil Klfiukopf, Mr. and Mrs. outer stems of older plants or by rice Cohen nnd son, Maurice, Jr. jdividing the older plants. One or .50 SIZES: PVBLICGSSEmCE Ted Daniels, Miss Ann Daniels am two plants will be sufficient for Ike Daniels, Captain and Mrs. Joa 3 AAA TO E j family needs. Pick the leaves cph Dowling, !!»' Misses Agnesi •before the plnnts reach the, bloom- The BOSTON fit« your child hy X-rajr — there't no gueu-work here. "ALWAYS A LITTLE MORE FOR YOUR MONEY". and Olivi Ciiinderson, Miss MUinn .ing"aiaKe" dry them carefully and Koth, Mr H,,d Mrs lowph f.rw-'pl,,.,. thorn in tut tight ba*« or FRIGIDAIRE hern, Mr. nnd Mi 3. Max Jacoby, \V\H^ j!irH, 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. I',, llnpi . Mlclmel "Thyme plants will produce two Knstnnsky, Mra. S. IS. Hrnwn nnd or three crops of flowers a season Emit Muiirak of this borough. jf tn(iy „,.,, j;e|,t Krowillj? vigorous- Mr, and Mis. Arthur Justin, Mr. ]y p]n(.c ,i,(, ,,].,„(„ about 18 inches r ^ KELVINATOR and Mrs. H. A. liernhurdt, Mr. nndj.,pnrt jn n,,,ro w Blv| ]Pavp enough Mrs. It. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. I. iroom around them for cultivation. Schonwald, Mr?. S. Cross and Miss Allow ti1Pm to ,-nme into full bloom Mary Gross of Philadelphia; Miw then shear off the bluoin together Helen Schwartz of Perth Ambny,iwjtn Rn .^ ()r w of ^ tender and Miss Elsie Lovas of New York, jstoms and leaves. Spread the cliip- CROSLEY ~~~~™ ! [lings on a frame and dry in the fi ill f\t I/CU/i shade. They should be stored in County Leaders UtOf VVFWr IT |iln nir-tight container and either ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Hear Three High Officials wrapped in paper or kept in a dark place, since direct light will fade This Food Market is a Branch of The TIGER FOOD MARKET of Newark, N. J. The county organization nf the the material. Veterans of Foreign Wnrs met "Watercress, savory, parsley or dill are some of the other herbs Wednesday night in the post head- v No Down Payment liiarlcrs of the ('arteret post, Star may be successfully pro- landing I'O.HI NO. '.::i1-t in Leffcrts duced in the home garden. Only street. The speakers were State ;i few plants will be necessary for ounselor Michael Slavick and home use. ounty CiimmandtT John Panko, both of Perth Amboy, and Adju- MRS. SLOAN WINS COAL 3 Years to Pay tant Roy K. Starter, of Niagara Falls Council, N. Y. AT M.LORD PARTY The local post, will meet April 2H when delegates will be named for Nine Tables In Play At the state convention to be held at HERE • NOW AND SAVE Asbury Park June 23 to 27 inclus- ive. Benefit Held Monday Jn Church Hall I Daily Tickets Selling Fast STORE 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. FREE NEXT TO PRICES Up to and Includia| For Lone Star Dance There were nine tables in play at a card party hold Tuesday niffht Friday & Saturday MARKET EFFECTIVE Saturday, April 18 1 in the community hull of the Pres- HOURS 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. PARKING Tickets are selling fast for thebyterian Church undur the aua- annual dance to be given by thepi of the Mother-Teacher As- Lone Star Social Club at the Fal-sociation of the Sunday school. cons' hall in Pulaski Avenue Satur- Mrs. Robert Sloan received a quar- FRUITS AND day night, April 26, according to ter of a ton of coal as a special Michael Trosko, general chairman award. Refreshments were served of the affair. after the games hy the committee VEGETABLES The popular Jimmy Dunne and which included Mrs. C. V. Perkins, his Castle Grove orchestra will Mrs. Harry Yetman, Mrs. Robert furnish the dance music. Sloan, Mrs. William Elliott and FRIDAY-SATURDAY Mrs. Louis Dunster. FANCY TABLE Among those who attended in 935 CHEVROLET STAND- addition to those already mention- C ARD COACH—If y«« «• look- ed wore: ('.. P. Perkins, Mrs. John ng for • rekl bargain in » •mall CELERY bunch 4 SPECIALS You can save Eudie, Mrs. F. X. Koepfler, Ernie attractive CM—M« this Ck«*ro- Johnson, Mrs. Charles Morris, Mrs. FANCY RHODE ISLANID et tfxUjr. Itg finiik, tir»i and Harry Yetman, Mrs. Bess Ander- jpholitery in fina (hap* son, J. Martin, Mrs. Matthew 1 lb. Can Special •A Sloan, Mrs. Louis Vonah, Mrs. GREENINGS 5k 15c DEL-MONTECOFFEE 23* Sale Prico John Richardson, Mrs. James Mar- LARGE JUICY FLORIDA Ur c> tin, Mrs. Charles Bryer, Mrs. Philip Turk, Mrs. Peter PehririKcr, Mrs. Del-Monte Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple "" ° 15' 1933 CHEVROLET MASTER Cornelius Doody, Mrs. C. H. Byrne for SIX WHEEL SEDAN—Saa tkit 5010*75 ORANGES nfor25c Mrs. Hairy Axon, Mrs. Aiiiund CRISP BOSTON car. Compara appaaraaca, par- Amumlson, Mrs. C. W. Jacklin, Del-MonteTOMATOJUICE ™'."°i been compUtolf ekack- Vithanj^that ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE for -'1, new paiat, good tiret. Evary- SHEFFIELD EVAPORATED MILK. *"*- 3 l g OK.A A car Ikat Mia. Clarence Dulrymple of La ONIONS 4 lbs. 12c »y Umily will l -OO fiiyette Street was hostess to the TENDER STRINGLESS AMorted Flavo 275 membei'i of her bridge club at bui1 KNOX JELL " Reg. Sue Pkge. home Monday nijrht. Present worn the following: Mrs. Nellie Ritschy, KFMEMBER THESE CARS 8MAUD0WM BEANS lb. 7c Mrs. Ada Myers, Miss Florence GOLDEN RIPE HECKER'S FARINA. W GUARANTEED OK. PAYMENTS Wood, Mrs. Richard Donovan, Mrs. for John Abel, Mrs. Oscar Stein, Miss «•»«- '931 CHEVROLET SIX KafyHootlilyTerma Helen Carson and Mrs. Anna Kir- BANANAS 10 for 10c APPLE SAUCE... IV WHEEL FIVE PASSENGER cher. An Educ t (OUPE — Entlra ear baa b«» tliumughly raconditioaad. To MEATS C R A X * 1 •re thi. excallant buy, will con- Tall, lib. Can vince you tba price $<>OE-00 BUY IN CARTERET IT WILL is right 725' SAVE MONEY SEE US FIRST ALASKA SALMON. PAY YOU WILLIAMS FRIDAY-SATURDAY 1 lb. Can EVERY CAR A REAL 1910 BUICK SPORT COUPE— RUNKO with MALT. BARGAIN If you w»nt • coupa, look thi» 1931 OLDSMOBILE COACH— BARGAIN CENTER ib. Quart Jar ODB OT»r. You'll b« proud of it» Equipped with radio. Dan't LEGS OF LAMB 23' DILL PICKLES... •ttpoarance ttni performance. 00 Smith at Madison ma OLDSMOBILE S I X M mii> uwing thi. *OCC l uACH — H«r« U • *»• car at R.adr to (o »OAA( one.. Reduced to aiOO PERTH AMBOY Reg. Siie Can * low price, M«JH«4 with #a- for »200 CHUCK ROAST SPUNKY DOG FOOD 00 I'" -id h.«t.r. N.w lOAA QUACK!QUACK!QUACK! Large, 2 lb. Can i"".t » bargain at *W OUR STOCK IS CHANGING SHOE REPAIR LOWEST PRICES — MOST FRESH LONG ISLAND lb. LIBERTY COCOA. 1 DAILY DEPARTMENT '"•*l OLDSMOBILE S 1 X CONVENIENT TERMS 1 DUCKLINGS 23 Reg. Siz« Cake WHEEL SEDAN—Bl«, roomy, WHILE - U - WAIT PALMOUVE SOAP ''• i"-udablo, parfact 1929 DODGE COACH — A de- 2 LBS. t '" 'very reipact, 1929 CHRYSLER 77 SPORT pendable car with plenty »f •275 COUPE — Juit the thing for mileage left. .00 CHOPPED BEEF STALEY'S GLOSS STARCH «•«*•• " «- the Summer. A real »porty car Only *95 SPECIAL SATURDAY lb. 1000 Sheet •Al I. POPULAR MAKES AND *od a fine performer. You 11 get COTTAGE HAMS 33 4*"! MODELS yo«r nion«y'» worth SEMINOLE TISSUE 00 clb thit Summer $1 OC 1929 CHEVROLET COUPE — \m PLYMOUTH COAQH — (prouly l£tO A good littla car to run around LEGS OF VEAL 19 RED DEVIL CLEANSE la, Mm hnhtf. SM I7C00 "von, avarytUM *llMk*d. A rubber. A bargain. I %* clb |u*l buy for (am« VITAL PARTS CARE- BREAST OF VEAL 13 DAIRY PRODUCTS [;" W parton. Salt |OOB FULLY RECONDITIONED 1929 GRAHAM SEDAN — In] clb good condition. Painl, rubbor,; Shoulders of VEAL 14 - A BETTER motor, ate, OK. II O COO clb> Special for * HALF SOLES FRYING CHICKENS 25 Muenster Cheese Ib. 19c 1 SAVE MONEY — BE SURE| GUARANTEED FULL CREAM, OLD FASHIONED OF SATISFACTION FISH TO * GENUINE WHITE OAK SEASON'S FIRST LARGE C LEATHER Store Cheese lb 19 SEE US FOR B|fT VALUES-TODAY! FRESH MACKEREL MEADOW BROOK or TUW cIb FINEST Country Roll Creamely COD FISH STEAKS io Bleu Cheese rc lb. BUTTER (X). 37° 8° to go to but for him htfrlnnt Mr, Fort. In addition, ho has been Chiof FXPCII CARTERET PRESS five of the State for fifteen months and he TUBRft FRIGIDAIRE has had ample time to build where, he left 1 Snbecription, fl.RO P« T»r MV (SCAN POP 8H0W£E> BV 6OLLV, I off when he switched jobs. He has nppoint- TelnjAon* C«rtaT*t R-HOO rTTOMEMAWVA'TtMer BELIEVE I CAKi THUMP? foods SafeBetler. Longer! rd judged, prosecutors and other public THAT 816 UN'S TH'ONE WEAO FOOTSTEPS TMUMPJ Published by Carteret PreM officials and they can be expected to do THEVHUN6THArSPV WOW E» MWBE OFFICE what is required of them to help their bene- OKJ AW' TWEV SAV MIS THEV'GS JES "THUMP? 76 WASHINGTON AVE.. factor. 6HOST STILL MAN65 STACTIKI'UPTHE CARTERET. N. J. THUMP? It ta our guess, at this time, that the EBOUN' HEBE PUMP OVEG AT TM6 Wltor THUMP/ C. H. BYRNE Governor will win. WATEK WOOK5! MKTBR ROSBNBUJM 8porta Editor r Then, his supporters will say he has MP. ••tared as »«cond claw matter Jone 5, The itU. «t Certeret. N. J-, Po«t Office, under been vindicated. That is the main fault -THUMP! the Art of Man* 8, 1879. in Mr. Fort's candidacy. FOOD-SAFETY Fo;o INDICATOR "Good Old bay>" Built Right Into ibtCaUntt Senator W. Warren Barbour not only • Frlgldalre Ante* to grfe hit upon a great truth in an address he made you the Food-Safety Indi- For law and Order cator in the ctnttr of the at Pompton' Plains Sunday, but turned a food compartment — bwi- praise is certainly due this bor- More very neat phrase as well. Speaking at the liit /n oof that even in oils ough's administration, at. this time especial- teri ng ho t weather, th« Mfl- 200th anniversary of the founding of the •arional Meter-MUer cold- ly a particular department the Board of First Reformed Church in that village hr making unit maintains Health—which now intends to clean up lo-said, "I am a little homesick, not for the Safety-Zone Temperature cal saloons. That body has an executive offi- 'good old days'—which, viewed through HEW PWCE8 \ — below }0 degrees and A3 LOW AS above 32 degret*. Your cer whose eyes never miss a possible health the haze of years, often seem more appeal- menace, and who goes about enforcing reg- ing than they actually were—but for the $85.50 keeps foods •««•, better, Which he serves, and beyond that the Coun- Rah way Ave., cor. Per»hing Ave., Carteret j human mind always seems prone to re- cil itself, from which stems not only the member conditions of the past with reverent k, MW mix frMMlt k> HEART TROUBLE n I M - ^ i the organization he built up Uurin miles in nothin' flat." ganliation like the Hadsou'i Be* NO DOWN PAYMENT TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY as Motor Vehicle Commisaione "Did he leave the place?" Oo., which has ployed so large » "No. He'd show up once in a while for a miaute part to the Uttory of Canada, WM t consists of a legion of gold-budg renewed to USW, but OotUj or two an' then dash off again. By that time two or officers and the suudrj 1 hi 1868. In M«, •»» • good three others was actin that way, too." of friction «a4 conflict of f cho get a liviug out of the sy "What was the matter, an^wtyi?" wts, Alaate *u cedXt to the fftlt- i »afe to assume that the greatest "Well, you see them wu DO ChkleU the insur- ffl 8Ute» far •>'• of the« p«oj>l« are ance guy was hwMlta' out. Tiny looked SOKLER'S but they WM some kind * ««•*«.»• r -ti. A..I..I tUak ftstWs ,,Tl» «p«rt» of the United gtit«t ,«ly RMndsl tMHtatfab ta AND TH1H Malt and geodetic nrver have THICH , untry which la nm on the MDtlroctid • machine that will SWEETNESS AND LIGHT "pa#p» tipld np thret year* Pi openlpi « itate fairly accurately Its Blip, the; The Good Government league^* ago— and once Is enonfh. Ever know comparatively little about the y In *hlch structures axe affect- I think there can he no doubt but that Middlesex ttnet, n« front door baa been ' "" "~» has been not «!«"• ed, or about enrthquafce-ronlntlnit County's Good Government League will make a success Mpntlfled, material*. Thl» machine vlbrntet of its venture. window, hv the runnier and till as real ai well ns experimental house* and i aensatlve needle resting on n In the first place, the gentlemen who initiated the ilstant. sheet of grnph paper shows how in'"1 the tremor Is commnnlented to the movement to run the hacks and the ward-heelers out of F*Bilnin* Recognition hai been given in r Bl nii doe«n't tnra building. 80 far they hnve disco? Republican politics are exceedinly earnest in purpose and ered thft't It la not tlio mltest hnunpn women uppers by five state) In that suffer most, bin those of about ethical in method. This is a strange combination of virtues tb« Union who Dive appointed them ns iinma and flBh wardens ln rnn make a food three or four itnrlea. Within • to find in public doings these days but I am convinced that few yenri It Is hoped thnt uiftl Two «lnif« hi.ve set aside stream Clent will be known to be nble to it exists in this case, And it is to this fact that I attribute for women « exclnslve convenience while eight other state* have dps vlnB before the doo: build structures thnt will survive •U but \he worat earthquakes. the consent of Mayor Greiner to run the show. Ignateil certain water* for &s Hsh • ' * * > • lot only. Failure of Republicancpnaidates in Middlesex Coun- Coolldge. School for Army Brldei Bargain • in ' • AD "Army Brides' School" li to ty in the last six years has not been without good reason. *t>o yon favor government own ,,„,„! connects the Mod bs opened ID Tokyo, Japan, will erthlpT tbe approval of the arm; authorl In the first place, they weren't good candidates and in the "Of course," mid Mr. Dustl ties, wno do not look with klmll> second, the organization was controlled by self-seekers Stil; 'If 1 can dictate the price* therefor eje on the tendency of the piiidern at Will eh the government buys nn mils toward frivolity. AppllcnniF who didn't give a rap about the party but who were strict- ,I,',1.',;," out of the coop. hi ft a hand In financing rhe denl will be limited 10 the daughter* 01 ly out for the main chance themselves. marriageable age, of army officer* „„. ,,,,11.1" That's the tlm Qoilt • Surpriia ;.f,,rr Including those killed on servln Fellows who couldn't be elected as night watchmen •Horn (to office boy)~What wonlrt ,, [r.-:.siire» In "•*• bant and thorn on the retired 11 el. A lay ' of the park had the collossal nerve to dash off e'manifes- yon do with a thousand pnundst special staff of lecturera will b< !„ will listen to ol Ofllce Boy—l.umme, guv'nnr. I drawn from university faculties to which held the fate of the party. They were the kind of wa»i'\ exnwlln' a ralne.—Penrnon'' f ''„„ ,). P. are good wise The school, It l» hoped, will turn fellows who were much more interested in electing a coun- Weekly. out brides soldiers will be prwd «„ mention «!<• P»P« to marry. ty committeemim than a nwmber of the Board of Free- -A Classified Adv. Will Sell It— holders. The purpose, of course, is readily seen. County Committeemen have a voice in public appointments and ^^ DRIVE the car the big shots were out for the appointments, the party be damned. So the party has been damned and the plums have gone to the boys who saw to it. It is little wonder that Re- that has EVERYTHING publican enthusiasm had ceased to exist in the ranks. fALDSMOBiua has everything you want Make tht COMPAR-0-GHiAi Tea! U» The immediate purpose of the League is to give the IhU i|uli k, h*nd]r

Here are a few samples of the kind of values you pointments at a telephone-booth conference and suppres- THE HIT OF THE SHOW WONDER VALUE NO. 1 WONDER VALUE NO. 2 can always expect from us: sing the workers under their heels. They won't be able to A« a Baker' It Parformi Mir- CARPET SWEEPER FEATHER PILLOWS 1934 PONTIAC l»32 NASH continue with their program of using the party to further COPELAND aclei—Even Baking, Low Cott Rumble S.»t COUPE Rumble Seal COUPE their own private purposes and they won't be allowed to of Operation—See The PRESENTS While Pa,i 1935 FORD 1933 FORD squeeze the last remaining drop of life out of an almost- They Last Fine Ticking Rumble Sul COUPE All the new feature! together $1.79 Touring TUDOR extinct organization. They will have to atop practicing with Four-in-One Food File, 1933 CHEVROLET 1934 FORD Da Luxe their witch-craft, that weird rite which extracts the back- More Storage Space, Initant FORDOR with Radio Acceitibility. KITCHENKQQK Master COACH SEE THE 1936 LINE bone of the victim under the guise of curing a minor head- AT WEISBERG, INC. — 1934_*.. FORD 1932 CHEVROLET PHILCO o Lux. TUDOR COUPE ache. $20 UP TO $180 Desperate, it is only natural that they would attempt UP TO $25 TRADE IN FOR to attribute to the League a motive which not only is not RADIOS YOUR OLD SET DORSEY USED CAR MART important to it but which has never even occurred to it. Just Above CR.R. 00 New Brunswick Avenue They just can't understand that at last the Loyalists have A WONDER WASHER VALUE Phone 4-2703 Perth Amboy decided to take charge and furthermore that they know THE 1936 how to operate the pulmotor. They just won't realize that BLACKSTONE $ their day is done, WASHER CASH Harold Hoffman, of course, isn't an issue at all, Reg. $49.50 Value TERMS As a matter of fact, I think he automatically would 34 become a booster of the Good Government League. He is a The Fineit Kitchen Range You've Ever Seen For Town Or resident of the county and a» such moat certainly must PRIMA 1R0NERS Nave Time Country! No City Gat Needed. SUNNYDALE MAYTAGWASHERS t'mih PERTH AMBOY favor the aims and purposes of the unit to install economy Money SMITH STREET $ Or As Low $ .75 Caih Or and efficiency in the county offices in New Brunswick. As a Your Neighbor Hai One Health 7 CUBIC FEET OF SPACE Buy Youri at Weiiberg, Inc. Reduced To A* 66 Terms loyal Republican he must have seen by now what has hap- WEEKLY PAYMENTS '39 jened to the party in his home county and I think the Lea- 3 YEARS gue can count upon him to endorse it. TO PAY But frankly, I think too that it ought to dispose of this S YEAR PROTECTION PLAN trumped-up Issue immediately and ask the Governor in so *4Q 50 WASHER FREE many words if he doesn't think the idea a good one. ^^ WITH PURCHASE S SHIFMAN IMPERIAL EDGE ***** A full slate of candidates is going to be placed in the field in the primary election next month. If it is suc^ssful DON'T BUY INNERSPRING MATTRESS I have a strong notion that it will have an excellent clance FURNITURE in the November election. If the League continued, aa I know it will, in its pur- Until You've Seen Us. We 95 pose of supporting a complete ticket I am convinced that Can Suve You Up To 40% the rank and file of the party in Middlesex will rally to its On All Your support. I think, furthermore, that it has the equipment to Check the16 ^IIIKMAN quality, »»*- HOME FURNISHINGS put on a campaign that will match anything that has ever UcadouN and you reallaa iffcat an been seen in the county and that is something that cannot cioevtluual value IhU matlrcM ia at •iirh • •ennatloually low nrlee. be said of Republican campaigns here in late yeans. The ATTENTION READERS ALL S'flCKL UNIT reason has been that the so-called organization wasn't in- W« Wish To Annoimee tiuviucU lu Heavy Uiulap terested in electing ita people because it was more.inter- Again We are NOT Con- UKNUINU SISAL AND I.AYKll COT- ested in itaelf. ' TON KK1.1 UPHOIiSTKRY In Woodbridge Township last year it didn't even show. nectod With Any Other IHrBlUAL TAI'HIO HOJLL IBUOB Hreveut. Breaking Duwa Although a highly important election wag about to take Coocwra In This Town— IMl'llOVBD BUTTON TWTIIMJ place, no important member of the group even came to B« Jjur* ol The Name BHAUVIiHIL NRW ALL-OVER Town to see if he could help. The burden of putting the WEISBERG, INC., DAMASK OOVBHS ticket across was accepted by th* local workers and they K'l'UAI* UANULKS AND JAKE, THE GIANT KILLER made history. These same local workers will be asked thiB, J23 SMITH STREET, VBNTltATOB* year to tftlf& a part in electing the county ticket, under the PERTH AMBOY I AH 1OH PAOKHD ABU •KAUOD AT FACTORY Iceberg o] Sunkiit leadership of those they helped 8o nobly twelve mouths WWMVW YOU U*« It Witt LETTUCE MORANGES ago. . i ' . Par Yw To S»°P Ow Stony" eonie" ,.(ii ly tt National's latent rollicking ram Tear Mae Went'i new picture, "Diamond .Jim" Brady nwings to 1 1 cdy romance, is Hchedulpd us the '•Klondike Annie, ' op. ,,, tonight the other extreme with the cinf> feature attraction at the Strand • t thp Majestic Thentrp. m»tic pendulum when portraying Theatre on Wednesday. In the heit W'^tern tradition General John Suiter, In the Uni The picture in based on the Uii&MOUIIlfD" "Klondike Annie" in n hrper.j versa! dramo, "flutter's Gold" piny, "Applesnucp," by Barry ttory of Sun Frnnri«co'« Ilnrhary Conncrs, which wnp one of the Coa*t nnd the fnhiiloi.ifi Ala«k»n which opens at the Rtrnnrl Theatre hits <>f the stage. It carries a Gold Rli°h, with the nlnmle nUT tonight. The vast difference bo unii|iie and most unusual plot swinging through n «erir« nf nirni". tween the Brady and Sutter per nnd concerns the love affair of A Ing and i'xrilin(f «ihiation« with the, sonalltlen offered no obstacle to the presentable young college man •»me akejitirnl twinkle in her eye with a great gift, for flattery, but. «nd the trnrtitii.mil "'"mup'n »<•<• star. MOOHLIfilri who much prefers to sponge, on me" or its equivalent nn her 'Al soon BH I have finished doing the last scene of any picture," hli uncle lo doing any hard work tips- said Arnoll, "I proceed to forget He loses out, in his suit, for the Mae if HKiun n K«y '""' m1"1- the character. I have played. A hnnd of the belle of the villnee mental (fal of the /id's, ami Victor screen actor ran afford to do Hint, because r>f his utter irresponsi MfIj»K)''n, virile hern of "The In- since he will hardly get the name bility nnd his presumption that, he former" Bn>l "I'l nfeHsion.'il Hoi - part again for yearn. In fact, he nn licriiiiic rMKugfld to her with dier" IP her (irinripnl foil, M>'l*(t- annot afford to remember the role mil even proposing. His rival, a r mm CHESTER MORRIS — MADGE EVANS Itn is rn.°t :\s rmnmnnder of ft very long, or he will carry, the smug, self satisfied doctor, after MONDAY - TUESDAY WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY •teartiship I" v-liicli Mae flees »fter name portrayal into the next pic bin betrothal, presumes to tell his her esenr.e fii.ni ft jfamfilinp JIOUHP ture and become a set type very flancei' wlmt she can nnd cannot EVELYN BRENT VICTOR McLAGLEN on the llnrlmry Coant. where «he soon. do. KERMIT MAYNARD in FREDDIE him been h»hl n prisoner. In thp "So I said goodbye to Jim This leads, to a series of highly BARTHOLOMEW battle that mnkf« her pornpp nos- Brady nnd bid John Sutter hello. 'imiming entanglements and a "SONG OF THE TRAIL" iible, a man is killed, an Mne "When I get a new picture, 1 startling climax in which the flat- AND for the remotpst spot po«- earl the script carefully, to grasp terer puts his rival to rout. There "PROFESSIONAL —Alnnkii, where the Gold an insight into the man « nature. is an exceptionally talented cast tush in fofiriiiK on nt full tilt. I find out what makes him tick, which is headed by Ross Aiexan- SOLDIER" I'hrnn'iin *'.! of hi* ti\\i whut human trait in strongest in der, Anita I^uiso, .loaeph Haw- AND e delinhl-'il Ii. lie lib!'' him. That helps me build the thorn, Gene and Katherine I/>ok- to taxi her Nnrtli itt hi^ ve^pei. characterization. To me, John GLADYS SWARTHOUT in "Rote hart and Richard Purcell. JohnBOLtS Another p«n«eiH'pr "ii the boat Sutler's ambition to build a vast Of The Rancho" a Creicent fea- Alexander plays the role of the Gladys h a (tirl mis^innaiy, wlio rapidly colony was the keynote of his young ne.'er-do-well whose, soft wins Mno'u ri"ipeet ami friendship. nature." ture. soap and back slapping makes him SWARTHOUT When the tjirl die? nt •><•», Mne inSoak The Rich' ComesToCrescent well liked, but districted as a son- jrief-xtrirlfen but, even in death, in-law or business man. the fftrl ronie;; In her aid. For aa MONTGOMERY AND LOY the steamer neurs Ala-loi, Federal flperativ*.'; lin;ir.l it in pcnrrh of Monday, Starring Walter Connolly FORM NEW ACE TEAM Miss West, who i- «-»nteil for the .-.-ton Kranripio tl'lfiUr M«e ilia Walter Connolly, featured in do/eim of fit a go nnd screen 'Petticoat Fever' At Ditmas (fuine? hei'°elf in 111'1 niinstnnnry'" liits, , male OH his latent flppcnrftnrp on the acrwrn tn trr»* ipi»4- &3S- WIIIGHO "•• Cloth1 ". in.'1 '• '" - •ff tlw impel1 ing mUi nf "Souk t.ho Rich," the DPW HPM llorht^Charles Cements Alliance •onatif.!] Miiec'.'-'^iilly Hnl when Mi1 Arthur comedy which opens Monday at. the Ooacent. the fhip t\ork> at Nmne, :ihe dii- Oi Two Stars Covers tlint she inupt continue the Theatre. Connoliy heads a cast which includes John How- pope. 7'he cninfilii'iitions that en- ard and Mary Taylor, as well as Alice Ouer Miller, famed A new and potent starring team IUC brinfr the film In an exciting magazine writer, who makes her head'- M:H cast of the sprightly and nmiiiinir climmt. Metro-(loldwyn - Mayer comedy, VII VS debut us an actress in this picture. lender of the students. Mi.ia Tay- "Soak the Rich" is the latest of lor, is known as the highest-paid "Petticoat Kever," coming tonight vJ |.)f.UTt1 AMKCY O'BRIEN IN THRILLERii series of films written, directed society model in New York and a to the Ditmas Theatre. veteran of Summer theatres. and produced by the Hecht-Mac- The team is Robert Montgomery 4 DAYS STARTING WITH All of the tense exeitp.ment, the Arthur combination. It is Connol- and Myrna Loy and thin is their glamor i>f outdoor net ion; tho ten- ly's first roie since "So Red the first picture since the memorable derneHs of romance and the crash- 'Moonlight Murder' Laid Rose," in which he appeared as "When Ladies" Meet,' 'each having [ng drama that cun 1)0 crammed in- PREVUE FRIDAY NITE In Famed Hollywood Bowl gone far in personal popularity to eight reels of film ure yours for the master of a Mississippi planta- LOVE MADE HIM CONQUEROR the asking ut, the Orescent Thea- tion in the days of the War Be-' Glorious music, punctuated by since then. tre, where (ieor(?c D'Hrion's thrill- tween the States. one of the oddest detective mys- "Petticoat Fever" was adapted MADE HIM SLAVE BINNIE BARNES who portr.yi ing new Fox picture, "O'Mallcy of In "Soak the Rich" he is cast teries ever written into fiction— by Harold Goldman from the fa- the murder of a tenor before 20,- the countot in "Slitter's Gold" at the Mounted," opened today. as a wealthy fiancier who has en- the Strand. mous Marx Reed play of the same dowed a large university. His 000 people in the famous Hol- .„ Ridinp, I'lKhtinu and \nv\ng fear- lywood Bowl—these are the high- name. George Fitzmaurice direct- lessly UKain, (I'itrien JB n gallant troubles begin when students at ed and Frank Davis has given it the school revolt in protest againSt lights of the screen's first opera- WEST STUDIES WOMEN Myrna Loy and Reginald Owen in red-coated "moiintie" in this ad- the suspension of a popidar pro- tic dc'teilivi' Hltiry, Melro-Goldwyn- Mae Weat's library consists al- the benefit of a brilliant production "Petticoat Fever" at the Ditmai. aptation of a story by William R. fessor, accused of radical views. Mayer's "Moonlight Murder," now most entirely of biographies of mounting. Hart, two-nun hero of the silent Hnt the crowning blow i« the dis- playing at the Crescent Theatre. famous women nf history. The It is a story of a wireless opera- ARNOLD'S EARLY TRAINING screen viu. covery that his own daughter, a The background is a gala perform- hlonde star of "Klondike Annie" tor in a remote Labrador station. Edward Arnold u) the Universal The driimn follows the advnn- student at. the school, ia chief as- ance nf "II Travatore," staged in reads them all and employs the When an airplane runs out of gas drama, "Slitter's Gold," was a the great natural bowl •with hund- member of the lien Greet Shakes- tures of thia hern an he deliberately sistant to the leader of the revolt. knowledge thus gained to give oline and lands near his lonely has himself jailed, ao that he can Pampered and coddled all her life, reds in the cast and with spectac- "that certain touch" to her film tower he sees a white woman for pearan Players when he was 15 escape with a member of a danger- she has "fallen" for tho student ular settings and costumes. roles. the first time in a year. years old. ous border gang. After a haz- leader because he is the first per- •rodus j«il break, he is welcomed son who has ever trentcr her us by the RiinK as one of their num- anything but a minor deity. ber. The remainder of the story is a succession of comedy incidents, developing into more and more DO YOUJNOW • humorous complications as the plot PREVUE TONIGHT!! reaches its climax. That Jackie Cooper got his first John Howard, recently featured PREVUE TIME TABLE screen "break" by dinging a song in "Annapolis Farewell" and "Mil- 6:22—"THE SINGING KID" PERTHAMBOY In a musical revue at the ago of lions in the Air," is ca^t ,is the five? ^ 7:50—"KLONDIKE ANNIE" 9:11— "THE SINGING KID" CONTINUOUS DAILY That, Riii-Tin-Tin Jr., carrying ROPE SPINNING E1NNIE 10:39—"KLONDIKE ANNIE" MAJESTIC 2 TO 11 P. M. EDWARD ARNOLD On in his father's footsteps as a Engagements of varying length dog star, has been trained entirely as ballroom dancer and rope spin- to act to silent Hignalg? ning vaudeville actress preceded the first legitimate stage appear- ENTIRE WEEK STARTING WiTKPREVUE TONITE (2 Complete Shows) LEE TRACY That Joseph Callcia, famous ance of Binnie Burnes, who rnib- screen menace, is so tender heart- juently achieved outiitanding ed he won't rend about the Italo- success in London theatres and BINNIE BARNES Ethiopian War? film studios. AT LAST MAE MEETS HER VICTOR! HARRY CAREY The West is conquered... and the test is history! In the amailnK lite drama of an in Last Times — Today

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PREVUE TIME TABLE NOTICE UlOl)—"TllK.lIi! 'I'llllIiJU1' No Early Birds Friday 1 i-M—"l'l!iTi'l«:»AT l'liiVl'JH" or Sunday Nitea «l(H— -I IIIOSI'l TUKNI!" Every Wednesday Night FREE CHINA RACE NITE 10.40 •••I'icriiro.vr I'Kvwif Other NiEht, Until 7.30 P.M. TO THE LADIES 1 OUT OF 10 WINS "Winners On Parade" WED. NITE SATURDAY 9:00 P. M. Entire Week Starting with Prevues Tonite WED. - THUR. - FRI. (PREVUE TUE. NITE) WHAT A PAIR TO BE IN LOVE! HE HAD THE GIFT OF GAB-I -FOR THOSE WHO i COULDN'T - togsthst again — TAKE and merrily I It's IT! the first lime since When Ladiei M««t"

ROSS ALEXANDER ANITA LOUISE HNHIE In LAST TIMES Miriam HOPKINS - Joel McCREA TODAY "THESE THREE" "BRIDES ,v/,VICT0K MtinCLEN ARE LIKE THAT" Next Thursday tor be t 1»I Carter^ High Opens At Roselle Next Tuesd IjUkasiak May Start On Hill For Blue And White HOW IT B AN BerSaStor Odd Fellows Pin f« LJ uricret High School (playing hit wares around By MEYER i, while Po«gy King in expect team will open ita Carteret Bowlers Take' m>n next Tuesday af- ed to be at short. At the hot corner, third IIHTO to Bastbdl Under Way Garnet By Decisive oppoaing Roaelle you, Ed Cowaiaky will probably gini Richardson ,,i|rh at the Park field get the call over Johnny Elko. JOP The baseball season will make it« debut in Carteret ^ I'riday the locals will Terebecki, who throw out his arm nv«>r the week-end with two of the senior teams opening 246. |ant year, will be in right field. .loo (d Long Branch for hostilities. The St. James Club will travel to Perth Amboy U a consistent hitter BH well as The Carteret Odd Fe ; (,,.,md game. being a dependable ball chancr for their inaugural content with the Perth Amboy Wings, i« McCarthy makes it The other two outfield pouts will be while the Clovers A. A., another leading Carteret team, "A" team bowlers demonstrated their c| utice never to name his filled by two new men, Mike Virag will go to Woodbridge to do battle with the Woodbridge 1 and Johnny Kohora. pionship calibre WediL. :i I' ',„, pitcher until game-time, it Braves in the opening game for both c.luhs. iy probable thathat Steve Lu- In Roflelle Park, Carteret will nigrht when they traveW face a fairly formidable foe. Last On Tuesday of next week the high school kids play i Ki>t thhe assignmentit . HiHis Lyndhurst and took no; ill be lanky Joe Fran- week the team coached by Herman their first game, opposing Roselle l*ark at Roselle Park. than three games froai| w Shaw played and lost by a cloV And in another week or two the Carteret Baseball Club, score a practice game with the Roa- Pyramid lodge, winners Crnrge Romanowski, of which is at present undergoing drastic reorganization, will north .lerney league. ,H fume, will hold down the »UB Park Cardinals of th« Union County League. Ray Schmidt, star usher in their campaign. This sweep victory ,,(.k Walter Paslowsky, an- HAMMOCK assures HIP loenl ladu of'the i l',,.,ivy hitter, will hn ««en dis- pitcher of the Park team, struck And pretty soon there will be a twilight league in full out ten men in seven Inning)!, it In EARLY SPANISH Masters cup, emblematic i swinit in this town. All of which means that the great title of both the north and i expected he will be the starting IN THE Vs/EST INDIES TRA- twirler agalnnt the Blues. American pastime of baseball is back with us again and Jersey howling leagues, The probable lineups: INS VWITH THE NATIVES, USED here to stay for at least six months, whether you like it or must win only one of the Doc" Mackenzie Curlers! Rowll, P«rk TO e.UV THE NETS IN WHICH games when they take on ' not. in the final mutch of the ho Lukasiak pitcher Schmidt THE LKTTE.R SLEPT. THE Talking about baseball reminds us agnin of Joe Mftd- Frankowski catcher Recca home series scheduled for t SPANIARDS ADAPTED THE wick, Carteret'a worthy contribution to the big show. In vnk alloys next Wednesday Reading Starter Romanowski first Rathbone INDIAN WORD FOR THtS NET AS the opening gamea this week, Joe got Jiimself one for five From tho way the Odd 1 Paazlowski second Long champions of the Central B^rded Star Will Be Among King short White "HAMACA", WHICH GAVE US OOP. as the Cards took a shellacking from the Chicago Cuba, League, have been rolling i_ Starting Field At Seaaon Cowalsky third Wood WORD "HAMMOCK "(SWINGING COUCH}. Getting back into town we find that very little if any home alley?, they ought to L, Terebecki left Long at all baseball will be played at the high school field this three games with plenty to Opener April M. Vita* center Skugar The Carteret bowlers won n Kohora right Floro summer. The field is not in shape for hBHohsll and will not I heir gBiiicn this season at U (;,.(ii-(re (Doc) Mackenzie, be for at leagt three months. Which means that scene of vak alleys and will be a heap to beat. tlir mily known bearded auto " TOR A HUNTER the majority of baseball games will be shifted to Leibig's Field. Leibig's Field, while it lacks many of the facilities Carteret must take only i niinr 'driver in the country, NIMROD, HAM'S GRANDSON, WAS Clovers Make Debut present at the high school field, has a certain advantage in the three games next W ' wj|| l»-«in the defense of his ACCORPING TO GENES15IO-.8 ,:, dirt track champion- MIGHTY HUNTER. BEFORE THE That they will win one game i ship of the Eastern seaboard In Woodbride Sunday to draw better crowds than the high school field. moat a 1,000 to 1 shot. Thi's LORD." FROM THIS DERIVATION are giving even money Sunday afternoon, April 26, rt ***** COKiES THE WORD NlMRO0" cop three. .,i Hi'iidiiiff, Pa. To Play Brave* A. C. In \l:i,kciisie'8 signed entry blank Opening Game At Grove AS A HUNTER OF WILD GAME. Good Work Up at Lyndhurst We • •.[.,,. ,.,| into the Reading offices of night the Carteret boys Street Field. The Carteret Odd Fellows team "A" bowlers cam« mediocre scores to win, n-i,ikinson Speedways just before their luck, however, that t i: i snll assured racing executives through in triumphant style last Wednesday night at Lynd- team was a good deal wor , l,i: presence. More than 40 The Clovers A. A., one of hurst by taking three straight games from the Pyramid pin- '.•: ,iiivtTs are expected to com- ty-two pliis the margin 'I the leading senior baseball Tm.Rtl If. BPil 0H-A1I rlihUr ners. This sweep victory virtually assures the Carteret boys tory as theCartprpl teams in town last year, will pert the opener, 800 to 768. ',. |ire»ence of Sail and Mac- of the Grand Masters Cup, emblematic of the champion- In the second game, Jack , u assures Reading the two usher in a new campaign this ship in both the Central and Northern leagues. , i.•<[ stars in the Seat, Bob cop ardson ennrn through with a Sunday when they meet the To win the cup the Carteret team must take only one liant tally of 2-lfi to lead the > ,,n| tin' Eastern diadem in 1933 Woodbridge Braves at the St. James Opens game of the match which is scheduled for next Wednesday terct contingent to an easy • lim'shed second to Mackenzie Close Ones On The Diamond 771) triumph over the home I • hit year's hectic pennant scram- Grove Street diamond. The night at the Slovak alleys. This, the boys say, is a pushover. With two games under me ia slated to start at 1 P On their home alleys the Carteret bowlers are almost belts, nothing could stop those] ,•.,• tI driver^ are Indianapolis In Amboy Sunday ; Strengthened materially by . By BARRON McNULTY unbeatable. For one thing they recorded most of their vic- teret guys now. So they P>ifniniers of note. Mackenzie fln- a clean sweep by taking -M i ninth in the 1986 renewal of Carteret Team Tackles tories on the Slovak alleys. They can hit a 900 score on tf!wn«u SJ Let's Look At Some Of The Managers game, H45 to 817as Bil Don :h, llnusier "500" while Sail qual- ganizc this year, the Clovers arc Wings A. C. In Inaugural these alleys almost without trying. rolled 207. , : ,,w of the new Ford cars. Doc looking forward to another highly As Big League Clubs Start Long Grind Anyway it is a 1,000 to 1 shot (ask Bill Elliott) that The scores: ,:-.. finished 10th in the National Contest At Wonderland succeftsful season. Ijist yeur they WELL, THE SEASON IS UNDERWAY AT LAST. LET'S EX- the local team won't lone three games in a row. And it is Carteret 'A" (3} ,h:uii|iioimhip rating!. had an exceptionnlly good year, Park. Richardson 158 amine some of the managers and their owners. even money the locals take all three. At least that's what 210 In the Hankinson national cir- winning 21 frames and loain^ only Chodoah 137 168 ,•nit. Mackenzie, amassed the great- Of course the best known of the managers is Connie Mack. There •even. The St. James baseball the bookies are laying. Sloan 177 149 i lumber of championship mark- The Clovers will be well fortified ^as *>een tt great deal written in sympathy for an old man of seventy About last' week's three game triumph over Lynd- Donnelly 152 170 • • ,i collected in the East. Sail team will inaugurate its with good pitchers this season. Led who is starting to rebuild the Athletics. And yet most of this sympa- hurst, it should be truthfully reported that the locals didn't McLeod 17ft 181 ;in 11-) third, close on the heels by Pete Terebecki and .Stan Mas- 1936 campaign this Sunday i linly Winn, diminutive scourge thy is misplaced. 1 don't think Connie ia crying about it himself. I win because they were .superb, or even good. As a matter luck, two former Carteret High afternoon, playing the Perth 800 014 ; i In nation's dirt traits. School iiiiimiilsiiu'it, the [litcliitiK think that he gels a lot of fun in doing it, something like the man who of fact t he Odd Fellows hit what some would call mediocre Pyramid (0) Ww talent will be injected into staff includes two other cnpnlilr is always tinkering with a machine to see what makes it go. Amboy Wings at Wonder- scores. Hut they were fortunate that the Pyramid pinners Wackwitz . 140 141 I'II' leading speed picture by the performers, (Jimp Resko and Al Years ago maybe there was room for feeling sorry fur Connie. land Park, in Perth Amboy H, Dehn . 145 172 i -nr.' of Tex West. Hailing Gregor were worse. Then he had his great championship teams but, the people of Philadel- "Ceaaar" Nagy has been W. Doben . 1G9 139 11 urn Dallas, Texas, West is recog- The Carteret team may find itself engaged in another Demarest . . 132 171 Big George Homunowski will phia wouldn't come out to see them, so they were broken up to make selected to twirl the opening game. hi nl is the current monarch of hold down first base. He will be Last year Nagy was the mainstay home and home series with the Americus lodge of Pater- W.Hubert .. 182 159 tin- sniithwest. remembered for his'outstanding UP tne (len'cit in : till. Since the breakin-g -up of the firBt great team, of the St. James' pitching staff, son. It was during the match the other night up at Lynd- Aironling to persistent reports, 768 778 r,iplayinu,,:«™g ,.,:nwith. ti..the. Blueoi and, niL-White. the process has been repeated time after time, until now it ia regarded turning in many brilliant victories hurst that a representative of the Paterson team openly .vn;il noted western chauffeurs grid school squad, will be seen in as inevitable that it should happen, once some stars have been gather- (in the bill. For that reason he was challenged the Carteret boys to a home and home match. will idsii vie for the Reading purse the vicinity of second base. Mike ed. given the starting assignment in iiK'hivs. In the past, midwestern Muzka will cover the hot corner It has alwayg seemed to me that Philadelphia should not be a ma-the opening garni1. Reports are that the Carteret team will accept the chal- iiir.i-i'.. have been quite conspieu- while Joe Renko will play short. jor league town. It would be much better if the franchise of the Ath- Joe t'rankoski, lanky Polish lad lenge. Carteret High Grid ' lit the Berks county speed The outfield will be well taken letics should be moved to Baltimore, say, and the International League li:i-t\ who has shown much improvement care of -by Joe Terebecki, John franchise moved to Philadelphia. What to do with the Phillies 1 during the past year, will be on the Mackenzie hat again signed to Ward, two former hiirh school play- wouldn't know. receiving end. The inner defense H.S> Games To Start At 4:30 Schedule Released drive John Bag-ley's Cresco-Cra- era, and John Poll. Among those will consist of Kakosi, first; Pen- We want to take this opportunity to openly and pub- LMI Sail has deserted hit McDo- on the reserve lint are Dim Do- cott.y, second base; Hagen, short, Team Will Play Only »ll for a fling with "Wild Bill" browski and Mike SpiBak. Bill McKechnie Is One Man and Marc/.i, at the hot corner. licly commend Frank McCarthy, high school baseball coach "i'liinmiM' 1984 Miller, while The Clovers are still booking who ia rounding out his eleventh year with the local insti- Games Next Fall Ii Wi^t is destined to operate behind Really To Enlist Your Sympathy The outer Riii'dunst will be pa- games for the present season. Stan trolled by (ieorge Rakosi, in left; tution, for his new policy in starting his home games at Of Nine. ihi wheel of one of Jimmy John- Maslurk, 5 Randolph Street, Car- BILL McKECHNIE IS A MAN FOR WHOM ONE COULD FUEL Po.ssoby, the ball hawk, in center; •[i,in''s fast cart. 4:30 instead of an hour earlier which has been the practice teret, is booking manager. The reully sorry, Bill is one of the best and smartest baseball men among and Kalnlzar, in right h'eld. Carteret High Sch;ul, the team will open its Charlie Dressen May Wish Most of the working people Rutgers for many years, it surely cannot go amiss at the football history. The other ___ !'"!"i' season against its biggest FIVE-DAY WEEK IS in this borough are through high school here. West Side, a popular Carteret ] 11 iiilitioiwl rival, Woodbridge He Were Back Running Nashville with their day's labors at 4:30, for the past two or three seal. llik'h, on Friday May 1. Prior to SPREADING IN U. S. THEN THERE IS CHARLES DRESSEN. WITH NASHVILLE Even though they might miss The campaign next Full will I h; mark a resumption of athletic ( - gwne the Blue and White team he was a good manager who developed clubs and pluycrs and was per- an inning or two they will New Third Bateman Carteret Bean Start fectly contented. With the Ileds, he really doesn't have so much to do still be able to see most of the petition with Lyndhurst High I »ill meet Rotelle Park, Long South and West Slowest in Signed By Rambler* Practice Sewiotu a layoff of several years. " "'•inch,,and Keyport in successive about running the team and then I don't think that Powell Crosley game. U|| Cutting Hours. cures much about the team except as an advertising medium for his football was still in its inPi in', all awa"y Yrom home. Joe Udzielak will be on, the fir- The Carteret Bears, a heavy tliu high school buck in tie , After the woodbridge game, other interests. At least so far he has failed to handle the situation as 1 ing line when the Carteret Ramb- junior team, will start prac- between 1'J^li and 1!):!() Caf. <"ieret will play New Brunswick New York.— The five-day week < Wrigley, Stoneham or Yawkey do. Use of lw Liber on Roads lers open tlifir season ugainst the tice next week in preparation and Lyndhurst met annually.'1 •""> linden, both on the road. New become widely prevuleut In So while Ureiiaen cuu't be expected to win pennants with the fna- Perth Amboy Ukea at the Copper- for what is expected to be ati along about in l'j;il Carteret' H'tinswick will then be played American bualueus eslutilislinn-iits terial furnished him, he can't feel toy badly about it, but I suspect Lengthens Their Life workn Field May 8. The starting active campaign. The team not schedule the north ,~ • :'V 12 at homt. After a jaunt tto It applies somewhat more frequent- that sometimes he wishes he were buck in Nashville. Of the. other Na- HPHIOII.—Hubher will bo used to lineup wus announced this week compiled a creditable record school because there was pie on May IB, the McCar- tional U-ague imiimgers, they are sitting pretty, except Frankie Fiistli, make MuHsudiusi-llx highways and lldzielak waa selected as the last year on the diamond, win- ly to factory workers tliuii to cler- and he is going to have to win the pennant this year to hold his job. teams down here in central, iy boys will b4 at homeior three ailiniitll mill lonei'i' lived starting pitcher. ning 21 out of 33 games. Prior to last year's disa ical employees. In the American leugue, Joe Croniii has the biggest load to curry. iMiight gamu, m«eting Perth Am- The sluto public works depart- The team was strengthened con- Among those expected to debacle particularly in 19} y. Unden and Long Branch in Tlila Information Is brimght out With the money that tuts been spent on the Ked Sox, they are. going ment, lifter years of labiM'ntnry tests. siderably this week by the acqui- return to the team this year ,1'J.'14, the Curteret mole-aji '"•cession. In a nationwide Investigation by to have to win the pennant or the fans and the press are going to be sition of Jos Kohora, a third baae- are Nicholas Bania, Gene Gin- 1 In iihmit l» IUTIII IIHI' nf " new com- found it almost impossible 1 "Howing a game with the Bar the national Industrial conference looking for his scu-lp, although Tom Yawkuy isn't the kind of man to niun, und u heavy hitter. Joe, it hu» da, Steve Balash, Francis Ha- games with teams in thia j ""s at Woodbridge, the local kids bourd. The survey covered 'J,4S- (five in to them easily knowing himself probably that Cronin won't be pound to Join nlnhs of cement on sek, Joe Kutcy, Al Bednar, i been reported, can also handle the The reason was the Blues » wind up their season with two btiitlneiu «9tul)llHlinu'iils In inunufnc to blame, highways, hulli In cons!ruction of hot corner with the ease and grace Joe Sigizite, Frank Stinsky, exceptionally good team "»>-• gamta, playing Ksyport June luring, mining, transportation and Steve O'Neil is one who should succeed, and Alva Bradley is one tie* roads and In maintenance of of a major leaguer. Kteve Kovachik, Joe Karosz- 1U32, HI" and 1934, and owner w(io deserves the best. He has spent his money and stuck by his "'"I Crunford June 5. communication, wholesale ami re exIMInK surfaces. The starling lineup follows: kowski and Mike Jomo. the schools in its own olai Altliuugh it is yet Indefinite, the managers even when the faiiH und the crowds were after them for Wlii'i) cement mads first were Marek, lb Bobel, 2b. (iene Oinda has been re- did not care to play Car tall tradh, finance awl public util- their failure to win pennants. Cle\ eland is a hard town to manage in "'if-el team will probably enter hull* there WHS no fixed uniform- Frey, HS f.ukaaiuk, cf cently elected manager of the fear of taking u licking!. L ' ' '»tral-Jersey Baaebjl tour- ities. Employment represented by because the fans eucti year expect a winning team and the newapup«rs ity of srtrlps, iinil the luck of a bind-.Kohoru, 3b Naineth, rf team. ly McCarthy waa forced to j ' v 'inbiacing such teams as New these companies amounts to mure there don't help the situation any. Uozaiiski, If McGarry, c Newark to book some than 4,500.(100. ing muterbtl helwpen I lie stretches ;iii,rsWK-k. Long Branch, Anbury Udzielak, p stronger Group i schools. , "".Mouth Kiver and Perth Am- Wage earner*. In 1,404 companies Clark Griffith Won't Want Too Much Of concrete often resulted In one Final Plans To Be Drawn is why the Blues have "'• uist yeur the locals were eli- or both sluhs heaving upward at their relationship with Lyn wltti 1,7(17,000 employees are on Tenni* Stars On Exhibit Up For Duck-Pin League "'''I »y South River in the the five-day week. These companies From Bachy Harris Out Of Washington a Joint and crratIng u rough spot. this year. K round of the tourney. Moreover, expansion und contrac- At Highland Park, May 2 Final plans for the duck-pin Six out of the eight Kan !li< ilicial schedule follows: conntttute 57 per cent of the total WASHINGTON IS IN THE THROES OF REBUILDING, AND number covered In the survey. A tion caused by extreme temperature league will be made at a meet- be played at home, in all t A,,,,I f ll •w.y. Ducky Harris ia fortunate in bavins; Clark Griffith an owner. Griffith ity at the high school field A,,,i| flve-ilny week for clerical eui- takes a large hand in the actual running of the team and is the shrewd had tn be conslilcrcil und It wus "J'he world's leading tennis ing of the eight teams in the takes a lg g found necessary to leave a tbree- player*), including Ellsworth Slovak alleys next Monday ing it is ready. -\|.il ployeui la reported by 1.110 com-est tradetader ami judge of playinplaying material in the majwsmajws . I've often wowonn- The official football sche M, quarler-lncli npuee lietwoen the Vines, Jr., world's profession- night. The method of dispos- ( panies, or 46 per cent or the total. dered why he ever gave up ttne uitual managing himself. It looks to al champion, George M. Lott ing cash awards will be de- the 11)36 season follows: .11., h tht Bfc H glgba. Asphalt was used for 1R «w»r. Of the companies employing few- me from here that Bucfcy Harris should be in Washington for a long and LeBter R. Stoefen, four cided, Sept. 26—Bound Brook, M.., time to come. years to till the Jolnlx, t.ut It tended O«t 2—Woodbridge, hon' M.., er than 100 persons, IS i«sr cent timea Davis Cup winners and Games in the duckpin lea- have a five-day week for wage earn- Jimmy Dykes is probably on bis last year with the White Sox. At to extrude IIIK>TC I lie edges atld twice victors at Wimbledon, gue will be rolled on Tuesday Oct. 10— Long Branch, 1 M,, thus form a series i>r bumps. Oct. 17—West Side, M., ers. The percentage Increases as that he has lasted longer than any one else. and Berkeley Bell, of Texan, and Thursday evenings, with v About Rogers Hornuby there is no telling. He may be in St. I.oms flext was used a iuolilwd material will be 8n exhibition tn a ner- two mutches each night. The home. M.,,- ttlie or establishment Increases, and Out. 24—Lyndhurst, home.l the largest proportion, 71 per cent, the rest of his life and he may be through next year. It all depends. made of u mixture of fubber and ien of singles and doublen league in all probability will Loot Bnatk, homo. But then it wouldn't be at all surprising if he came up as an owner, mutches at the Masonic Hall get under way within the aext Oct. 31—Weequahic, homi M... U fouid la uom|iauli« with S,OJ)O tn wrk, with a luyer of aspliult on top, VfJMi probably nf those amne Browna, and 1)« wuld make them go places. whlcb, fiowever, continued to pro- in llitfhiajui l'»ric, May %, iwu uetka . Nov. 7—Open (No game)! 8,989 «niployeea. Tne proportion, He probably U the best manager for getting work out of a team In the In the aingleu Vines oppon- Nov. 14—Runway, away, how«»«r, drop* to 40 per cw»t with trude above the level of the high- Nov. 26—Perth Amboy, ai >*«>»»»• majorsJo.e McCarthy has to show something on the ball to last another ent will be Stoefen, lanky Pa- reaped to companies employing way: • cific Coast star, while Lott >n and personally I don't think he has it. Certainly he hasn't The new compound •• a liquid, Bus Lepine Of Rutgers Tk. Oc«lUk more than 10,000 person* The same season will meet Bell. In the doubles Carteret Bowling T« shown much so far, and Col. Ruppert never w»8 otingy with MB money. which 18 packed In sealed drums. It the combination of Stoefen ««tlUo la a tbornj ihrub of situation li found In the ca«e of Last but not least is Casey Stengel. Casey is the most colorful of Seems A Versatile Guy! the fi>e-(Uy week for clerical em- all the managera, and is just as likely as not to come up with a corking li nqt necessary to heat before ap- and Lott will awing into ac- Receive* Challenge rik y f plying. Some or It is brullied over tion against Vines and Bell. There's only one word for d It branch*! at ploye* *ood team. A gre,at man to kee" p th" e men workin""g- for the team, he U Bui Lepine of the Rutgers' >yers and the game the edgea of the slabs to form' a Stoefen and Lott are present The Carteret Odd " into men) Intenaoj/ spiny The proportion of toiapanlea hav- funny and everyone Hkea him. And he knowa pla holders of the world's profea- baseball squad. Tha word is •'I Mill would like to see him yrlining coat. 1 "A" team received K 1D| a flvfrda; week (or wage earn thoroughly and Wer kida himeelf. Personally I wo sional doubles title. "versatile.' Look 1 He started •aty »« to 28 fe«bnk.Tk*e.a« The mixture is then poured into from the Americu «n differ* between Inuuitrfea. In go a long way. Popular prices will prevail, last season aa a catcher, was P»j*f»* l»»t i n«w tha top, aaf haar the joint It Immediately coagu- "I ihejr manufacturing the largwt propor- with reserved saatt also avail- thiftad to first base, became night for a home * mrrow du#ta« liCtei aba quickly liardeoa to form, a "' '"'Igl u tion, n PW cent, WM reported by able (or the dutches. a pitcher long enough to hurl series. Although te flowaw, ttawfr IuuianauolU luumed IU Brut mil- ia* rate, growth in iUt- p»ruj»ii«6t blb l bth a on* hit one run game Mill, „ , ll 4 iaite was done, j ""•k uieui akn* aC itary UBportWM* m wheh n a ate lt twenty-flve In lta»«ndwn Arabic Call •••- ' tehtahLeWg , and tthen •tood that the " WMM a» th* i to twenty- and gravel. The fbt -Arabic uphrtte be used for Authority HNNEY OF THE FORCE Crossword Puzzle . By I.ARR MORRIS. COMB HERE

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MESCAL IKE B, S. L. HUNTLEY Practically Disarmed

5HUCKS, TME.T 1 . He strained itt the sled, mutter ing imprecations at his staggering dog. | AisJT K1OTWIM TO TWEV DRUG MIKI ABOUT-DOMT l^a A-Nl' WAD MIS HE WKlOVJ IT'LL. -On his way southward to ntil they dropped in their traces. PROMT TCXDTM Snowshoe, Pierre Babiche I is food gave out and he had to PUULEO _ ill one of the dogs. He had to help ferpke into Ben Keador's ca- ull the Bled now. bin on the Peel River and Sometimes, looking rearward „ Stole, among other things, the ver a vast expanse of gleaming ; now, he Baw the grim, untiring Jj>ro£|peetor'& last box of rifle igure of Sergeant Lunyard outlin- (I vaguely against thu Bouthern 'Cartridges. lorizon. The officer was coming on .7 • The thieving breed did not lowly and steadily, sparing him- ow, as he ransacked the elf und his dogs. ,bin, that a small fortune gold dust leered down at him Lanyard seemed aatialled just to •n a tea can on the ohelf, The ep his quarry in sight. He did •• of lteador's penchant for hid-nit press pursuit, but seemed vest- his dust in peculiar places hud al yvith an incredible patience and . reached Babichc'a ems. In fact, intiring energy. did not know the prospector had ISuhii'he turned, at Unit*, and J'aBy gold to lullt: until he arrived at hunk u quivering; fist ab the inex i'MlOWshin; und listened a whilt) to uiible tigurc behind him on the !pe talk. lintant ri(lne. Tinie und time again *•'' Among other things Pierre ie mude up In:; mind to bring mut- in Snowshoe were ihat a ,«rs to a show down, but he over- 'fool and his outlit ttrc won parted, rude the impulse, llu had only two "KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES"— Courageous But Cautiou* By POP MOMAND Ld that strung liquor mid a sharp rtu tnili;t';i. He muut make them do not go well together. count. Kiinl a good place for am- Jit happened, therefore, that the ain! wait for his relentless JOAT MV M«T'.S OFF TO OKAY , A-L 1 pursuer to come within range. AS LOUG AS CLAKICE f-breed fled Mnowshoe one nigh i ABOUT YOU- NOu,PAU--AMD-rt> M&lTHATiS A I CsrBT YOU the height of a blizzard, will There wuii a wooded area ahead, AMD EDDIE ARE. AT BK&A1C. You CAN'T THAT -CTO6T ing but a knife in his belt ai liclmi'l a .shallow tiii^t where he I TH' Pl&HT WITH US WELL. MOSEY Dowivl TO °M ACCOUWT— OF TEKJ MIMUTES AGO oor FOR. B few provisions slung over his would he out of sight for a time. WE WAS FEELIM" "ider - ami .Sergeant Lunyi liubieliL- strained at the sled and see R6ASOW5 traill muttered inipiticutioiiH ut lib Htug- KEEP IT UNDER. (ceriug dog. it took 1111 hour to HAT--ABooT the time llubichu arrived a ME r'a cabin the blizzard hai reucli the ridge. By this time the itself, Apparently the proa husky wus limping und roughing TD TH' was preparing to muni blood. FlGHT- i-nver, for his loaded ale ('ursine in u mixture of Cree outside. und French, Kabiche whipped on- ;he did not waste time. 11 ward until lie n-adied the bristle ly knifed Keudor and nuul of wuudu. Then, within the protec- lUgh search of the cabin. 11 tion of the linlaama, he dropped no gold inaisde, so he went punting beside the Hied. the »led. Kifteun minutes paused while the ually bin evil, black whisk breed lay there, ntorllig up twisted Into a grimace ot iKlh for the deed lie contem- ltd rage. Fun he found upon plated. One must have a steady ~, proviaionu, cooking uun ami for the aim—with only two tent. There was no nign of cartridges. it, A rifle, however, lay at After a while, without rlulllg of the load, from his prostrate position, Ba- flung the camp et|uip- biclie reached for the rifle pro- Ic upon the rifle, made thu jecting part way over the sled's Cbamleal Wood the fringe of timber when Lanyard (at Beside, him lay the chattered A Purport U Uf« with thongs, and hooked edge, llu could not extricate* it mutteied. He studied the trail Chemical wood ia ' wood which remain* of a rifle. From the jag- The person who goes about with _ j». AH he drove the team from beneath the load without cut- leadiug into the woods pot more noticed a slight movement in the I li used for distillation purposes. ID sod IMfceny. « at • loping run. he was not Ling the rawhide thongs. than two hundred yards ahead, underbrush. Hi* hand darted for gf4 breech end of iU barrel pour- s double-barreled purpose-^to mats tie distillation process the wood Is t living *pd to do good—is bound '""" two niilea anead of Ser- When at last he held it in hl«"ire can't have a gun, or he'd have his holster. Before hit flngert ad ft glittering stream of gold dust jerd. hands he was surprised at its placed In cloned retorts and sub- to flnd sooner or later tbat other shot at me long ago. Hmkl" touched the cold butt of his gun • Truly, * rifle whose barrel ia jected to beau Some of the prod- . of satisfaction came weight. He hadn't realiiod a gun oMd aB a cache for gold It heavier people will be glad to Help DUB breed's throat at thought was BO heavy, nor that he wa» ao The dogs sprang agalo*t their there came the choked, strangled uct* thus produced are acetate of dolt, 'ying warm under the weak. He groped in the pocket of tiaraeu and the Hied moved down explosion of • firearm, followed by thin many knives! lima, wood alcohol tnd ckrcoal ^ght of the two cart- lu» mackinaw for the two cart- the slight inelin*. Latywd'i eyen Had Mur Wcroi«p«. » pocket of his macki- ridges. bored into the woods where thf LanWd I found no gold, but he trail djaapjtMurtMl ajOOflg the trees. unrang mow, iimked <**• thu .tory ar« The Dutch scientist Van Us* , • team and a ' Sergeant L I hisJ*,wa» Ut« alttirucwo, tfii the light the *»•«.« l ftww w«i probabl; at Its low«t veuboek, wfto mad* ; on the MUJ m bpdj ,...... Tap Gap

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. ,,(>i Mi lips In » J ,|ll(, nnri rnwlutely kept Ml , th(1 i,Miger. Through th* ,„, mm« the syncopated „ pmno and the rhythmic ,Mirin([ "hofli. Merely by ,„ |,|.nr1 Honnle COtild have ,,,«•! Hi'' nnrrow court dl» ,,, ih(> room whence eame

l|n,l,, Un could hava seen ^..irii, with Morrle Neftl's I, 1.. •••!• om Mi (1.(.rii skipping '*• i. Ii iinqji of bnrfi legs RS Beth un tlir- platform.

M11T(tnrfl for rtaty with him. .,i,k, llonnlo rather heart- , ,i hln Job and oo molt , ..im quite ready to neg-

r r iilvprMon. Ordinarily, nld have been so ,1,1,,,, (Hurting a» to watch .• (•in from tills dlstanc iin. foreshortened rlew, , ihcro eilfted most nn- I tn any unhnppy, clrcutn vtli nnrt Bonnie wer« "on

nil happened ont of i. or almost a year the . mother with never III| in the pnat few monthi mnrrlage had become inpii' hntwetn them. Ae '.IMIHIP completed his stud; .-;. Itii're would be a g pillion waiting. Perhaps I... uiMit to some romantic itftii would go with him

.,;,. f.iiind n nort of bitter tat* ,,„ in duelling on its finality. ,,,!•, hi> told himself wltb ivlrtlon, M fnr apart a« if i ni'v.T met. Hetl! could go •i II •.wiM't wny, and If It led li;!,! into the arm* of that—

r:li Morrln Nenl—why, sll Hi, Itonnle, didn't care * She (mil hail her chnnce last i in IIHIDRO, and she had said: iMinifl Jnckson, you're the •umt, most suspicious fellow I kmMv! Of courser, I'm going rr|, nn taking the lessons Mr. is giving me. What's wrong ..., ilnitT" f So Binnlo had picked up his cap ... siiilkcd out of her apartment, try mlilly. He wasn't the kind to Lt n girl see that she had hurt Bm. Muybe Beth had forgotten the .treasurer's office, tight (eit floor to the dance director's, ml :liin Bennle went there several day to return accounts the snfe. II, If that was what she want. Li. *>•,!' certainly could have It with- lit imy more Interference from THE KELLY KIDS |n) Hi! was going to finish bis •ss studies In a hurry and then si.'. HERE I AM, |et us fnr &way aa possible from TOO MUiH SE6EP ntutllo and Hollywood and AINTCOODFORtM CHIEF leth Millard. He reached In the ET1HEMWD5 K >sk drawer for the tittle manual always kept there, determined spend a few minute* reviewing YIE MIGHT AS An I].* took It out, his eyes strayed WELL JOIN WE mn> fleeting glance to tbe window CHORUS !"'6lh'. Immediately they riveti he sat upright, tense hurtled. The shade was being pulled lowii over tbe lower half of the klnlow. He Just had time for a of a man's band on the 1; then It was completely drawn ml llennle was staring at a blank (Mr square, Ttie music and tbe clacking tap \' fi'

- • minutes later font men with .ii revolvers preceded Bennle •!"• rush to Morrie Meal's office. ii MH at the piano, bl» face taut M trained. Beth was still tap-

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"• treasurer of XetilUi studio (i«t of his office, mopping hia with a silk handkerchief, and "i Keiinie't hand warmly. ure a real hero, my hoy I" he iimi'il; "tut I don't understand :'M nee how you knew I Why, ' iinis* made UorrU and Miss "I litre go on with their prac- • mid told the rest of us they'd 1 iliu nmt one who let out a

day, at thb Sherlrt'B Offlue lu Die City u-i ro« io ue out laded by said uliii 'niv grinned down Into Beth's :he auni uf two thou&and all Of El Dor»do'» Tr«aiur«< ot New Brunawlck, N. J. ilrml nlnoly-Mvo dollam (12.S9J.I 1 'ml udurlug face. Dorr'i R«t>elliC Curtur- niiijurtenancuu thereunto b^'—- -nikd; "if the nadnt r»mem- The American fleet st the battle lls were bonssd In a Jail construct- of South America. The land abound- ct. III thu Ciiuuly o( Middltiaiix ami 1 classifies New tork, New Jersey Tham*» W. I>«irr, m\i'i, living ur in KIITYVIBC Appertaining. . , i»>w to tap out a measue M» ot MMil* *M COMlstefl «' «w pro- ed «f legf 18 laobtM In dll^ueli'r, ed with precious stones, gold and Stafe of NoW JiiiW. V. HEHDMAN HARDING, ana PunnsylTanla as tn« Middle At- for Its dbject the extension of the HE1NU known and .lcslnnati-,1 ua JMIL BTHKMLAU. Sh*-*' <-»y, N. J., AUKUIII lttlll," and wHIuh cruiser Boston; the gunboats Con- 1888, three jeers before the city There is in all this c,old and koVmap has been nltHi In tht> offlofi of the NOTICIC Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia eldest sons. Dorr, chosen governor I'lerk ot the Uuunly uf Mlijiiluoex at IN CIIANCKltV <>*' NUW JK pord ana Petrel, and the revenue was Incorporated. It was set afire low world no font of deep, strong uud Florida. by an Irregular election, seized the Now Urunawlok, N 1. cutter MeCuliooh. by a prlemier and destroyed. Ou deathless lnve, save that within a IIBIUNNINCI at a point In tha' p W vlrt.ui of an order ot th* state house at Providence. His .lurtharly line u( Baaex Streot LOA10ANN ABBOCIA.BBOCIAT1ONA , a 18ih day of Uuy, next, ojr In d«l ladder led to the upper story, and uuruortttlon, Oomulaln»nIt, Mfl Hi rust (formerly known aa "E!" thereof such d«cr*« will b* fi, ""'» are no longer so sUooi o before the flnlshad cigarette U pro- six tines as fast aa the eartb's at- ment reuilted la the adoption, In , witow, Street); running thenca (1) norther- agaluut you «a the Ch*,no«llefl lllvtl another to a dungeon baneatb the NELLIE WOOD BIT8CHY, ly, at right anglei to Eaeex Street, as th«j wwre, people wh< duced. Among these are included mosphere. Tbe temperature of. the 1M2, ot a constitution urovidlng for et HIB., lisfmiuunta, . Ft. Pa. for think euulUble and lust, . - S l! first floor, where unruly persons 100 feet; tlmnca (J) wcaterly, uarell«l The, object of Mid *ult is to H ;•" tuulr yean bat| beepme worn, the Ball e uf( murtgajfeinurtgijted {pr«ruUea 1 51 curing. #trippln|, blRdlnfc ^rinft tun'i surged U TSJlQtiSljt eiajowted extended suffrage. dated Uurnh It. lllf with >*aex Rtreet, as f«et; tht-non (3) a decree of divorce dltSOjrt * ""'•"", disabled «r ftki For peo were southerly, parallel with the flr»t meMrtax* batw.M you snd ' By vtrtu* "I th* above »l£Htd course, HID f««t to Ui« Mid northerly netltioner for the oam 0T4I '' >" mlddle-ltft flf )*t«r, who «* to be wm.y Writ, to me dlrectsd and delivered, Una of fesatx Str«*t-, aad thence (4) DATED: March 17, \nf$f I will expo<« to sale *t public vun- <"^h uot greet fahwsihflt :erly, alona; the northerly line of TUkl.-T.lkJ. 4U* on Btratt IS feet to the point or [Inning*. the doable t» the his ntta," mm ftp*: at m, «*«.«.Twills' amount «f ta< ;TKN BRASS CHOMt FO* Chaplin MANY BANKS LONG LIVED PRESBYTERIANS HEALTH BOARD An •iRht-pitct brass chni, (( nniinurd from paqe one) (Continued from page nnt) s well known orchestra mil I Found the RITZ Hiirn-i. fiirl Scnuti, Mrs, Marion In the United States- runn a aaloon in Mercer street, did for a gathering of MMHIese-. Whon. 'nptain; Finy*' f'luli. John 1«t FUnki o»er 1*0 ymn «M. the plumbing there himself nnd ty Royal Arcanums at the i hat valu* Jo be found NiMmofT; the Session, report of 2,4/2 Btnki ortf H Mr> old. that it does not conform to hpalt.h r men's Club, Woodbrldge, „„ •nywhf re — and when President, Howard W. Thorn, read 10.391 B«nk« o*tr 2$ TMri old. rules Petrach said he could not af by He\ I). E. I-orentz Hurry B» ford to "ngage a plumher. The day evening, April 27. A you know your getting kei, ticn-uriT of thi> Sen«inn madf" ThiM" me In the United State" lfi" plumbing board of the henlth de- inent speaker has been ),,., hi« lepoit personally ll was Mr. hniik» thnt hnvs heeo In contlnm>"» partment will inspect the plumb value you don't mind Milker''! report that brought "lit nilnteiK-n for more than on* hundred ing. trie lienlMiy flhnorifll condition of ream Th«rn nrn 2,*71 bank* over Many DA(I Ijt»m*f1 Inyiitf out the mon«y. Mt<' church .TflfTIP" Puill" »nft r|i>rf fifty yenn nil. while «•% of all Ml" The report of the health officer You get l«rge*t selection ..d -in .ddm of tin- rhilrHi WHAT A TREAT! TrlMt*^! Rp-F.l*fli»H hniikB In thin country, or J0.S91. nm showed R long list of dog licenses i at the RITZ FACTORY twenty five y firfl old or older. issued wince the board has engaged At the meeting of the Church n dog catcher. The council will he I MI poriitioti .losoph Young, wh«> In other wordn, practically two —and you're bound to nsked to take over the problem of *••*•_ hn- been a trimtee for forty yearn, third™ ot me bnnki In this coiintrv 1 several houBes in Mercer street save money becau*r \v;p: ri elected as wnn Ifnrold Krl havn rain» through ievisral tueeen Ihnt are unsanitary and regarded II ward" Charles Hryer ileclinpfi to nlve period-, of dorri>li»lon and panic. us a fire hazard. they make the hat*— 1 accepl f ofpctinti nnrl Itpwey IneltidlnR I'nn. 1!)H, 1930 and in:" The advisability of holding s Stun 1-1 ««< electpd in his place. •ell them at factory baby parade to promote interest It un<; ijeciiled to revive the bud 1 Th': oldest hniih tn the rOuntrv t<* in child hygiene WHS discussed but price and hand the sav- £el mnioiittpi whieli wns dropped the matter was laid over to the -I f<-\* ye:u.s n(ro This conimittpp of In fioston, liJivlnn boon charten"l Knhnmry IV, 17S4. next meeting. A license was grant ing* on to you. I'm glad thi-"e consists of a representative ed t.n nharlea Colicelio to operate When I RO shopping of fbc congrp(ration at larife ami In I he tit';!, of banks that are iweii a htrberohop in Emerson street. I found the RITZ. t'.vri from the nession or hoard of ty ||vn ye:\rn old or oldfir It lodce'i the»f rlayn, with many (Mi^tei-. I). 0. Pruit.t. wan elected The health officer reported that & major portion of the banking m local bakers ignore local health things to buy and a lim- lo if present the conRiTKntioii. The minrcofi or (ho iinllon. In COtnnieni others will hp pickofl hy thp trus- regulations but that state inspect Ing recently upon th« stability of n ted "bunkroU" I've got tee*. orn compelled two of them to grent nmlorlty nf thn hnnkl In ihn iclean up their baking plant1", es- 1 here was n period of dineim Io think twice before United Slates. Dr. Harold Stonier. pecially machines used in mixing sion during which it wna debated Rdue.ntloiial Director of the Amerl and in filling such products as •pending a dollar. I whether or not the Men's Bible cream puffs. Paulette Goddnrd «nd Charlie Chaplin Ctftss be authorized to build a can Itnnkern Association, aatd: Six cases of persons bitten by I'm out of nml into never think twice, meeting room for its own use at. Chin-lie Chaplin's first picture in "The fm t that WB hava so tnnnv dogs were reported. The board nn the rear of the community hall. almost :> years, "Modern Tiim's" RING-FREE . . . „„ though before spending hankn thnt hnvn bnftn tn nxlitenre a nounced a policy that owners of The clnss which has thirty-eight opens at the Empire Theatre, Rnli IOIIR porlod of years fa an eloquent the dogs will be! compelled to pay front In whom Charlie piny* knij?ht members nnd has been meeting iU way, lodny. I-ikc its predoccssnr, FIRST QUA! ii a dollar for a hat at the tribute to (ho genius of American medical expenses of persons treat errant, is played hy Clinplin'* own obligation without the aid of "City Lights" "Modern Times" is ed for dog bites. lovely ri(>w lrrtdiriK lady, I'aulette, RITZ—because 1 know other church organizations, but ha« managerial ability, for no other without, diniojfuc, but lionstj some M siih«tnntial treasury, WHS author ' country has oinerlonced BUCU wild novel sound effects. (iodd'nrd, who hns heen pronounced I'm getting the greatest STOCKINGS! ized to go ahead wilh the building gambling eras nnd resultant periods The comedy, which introduces n genuine screen find. of buBlnogn stagnation alt thoflfl Body Store! Corpuiclei the familiar little figure in the liig The second hift feature hit. on the i program. Women of the church pn R PARS Your credit is good! Drive in veil < ulTee nml inkr. through which our country Ititu The I>«i1j malntHlni n ronnvntlon cheen »Tid lniKIfy •'•"H'.crn into the prognim ifl "I ('oniim'r the S j" j thrillinp story of winders and their; paused at trequfint Intervals during nnd destruction department for (heiclntivcly ciiinplex environment (if Other Activititt nclvi'iiluroN and loves :iml stars SINGLE PAIR, 59, in nml let us replace old, dan thn pant cetT -y." red blood corpuscles In the aplcon. H l>iK industrial city, ensts f'linrlie IIM, r*SHIONF,n IMlll ill The Kaster Communion service as ti factory worker with a talent. Steffi Dunn. Thfj'rr !»rh I Loni Wrnn will he held on Sunday morning. optea a writer In the New York rhrj'rr (irtllDR Hrtlrr Ami n J porous tires wilh depend- The pastor will npeak on "Dare to nernld Trlliitne. The ones that are Jual Wall 1 Hill You .Srr In., Follow Christ." and there will he ready for Junking nre taken npRrt reception of nipmhei s. JUNIOR CLUB llamt'* Your Friend T^lii \ <>l(| able, long-wearing nnd their constituents snved nnrt IKS-Thrr'rr AH (iriil,,,.. The Middlesex ('oimty Christian (Continued from page one) <>(>rit to stornf;0 reservoirs to be Inlo llfllw lorm wim 1 1,, U. S. Tires. Knileavor Kaster Vesper service usually the Rivcrview Tea Room uftcd nRftln. The operation seemed FAMOUS "EVEN-Plli will be held in the Reformed in Rahway. The club has taken to no entirely ntitomntlc. Research jOiurch, Milllmvn. .Sunday after- New Empire part, in all activities of the Third FOUNDATION^ I tiooii at 1:00 o'clock, This service work done on rnhl>lls hy Dr. B. C. 1 i>i»trict RAHWAY !rt open lo :ill uiiethel members of Dodds nnd Dr. II. I. Nolile In the THEATRE Tel. Rahway 7-2370 One regular business meeting is MI'Mlrm-x IIOB|II1«1, London, shown held each month and at each meet Prpihytery Meeting thnt the destruction processes In EXTENDED Wfiir '•KVKV.ITI ' („ ing the club tries to have tt speaker llrttrr Fnrm The April meeting <>f till' I'res- on Home educational topic. Some I In' SIIU'LMI, which nets very much STARTS TODAY ENGAGEMENT bytery of Klizabeth will he held in limes .some member of the club is like n ductless glniul, may be con the Kit si Church of Rahway on the speaker. A recent instance trolled t>y n hormone from the pos Tuesday April l!l, opening at one DIRECT FROM ITS SHOWS AT was that of Miss Helen Heil, a terlor lohe of the pituitary. When o'clock. The local chinch will be WEEK DAYS member, who gave a most inform- 9 specliil extrnct from this part RECORD BREAKING 1:30 - 7:00 - 9:30 P. M. represented by ils pastor and Elder ative talk on literature of the Vic- of Hie glnnd was Injected the anl SUN-CLEEI H. ,1. Raker, tin- Men's liible Class torian Era. The next regular meet- SAT. nnd SUN. will hold its regular business and mnl.i developed tempornry stomach RUNS IN N. Y. AND 112 Smith St.,Perth Ainho ing will be held April 27 when a Continuoui social meeting on Saturday eve- OPEN FRIDAY EVENINi, lecture will be given by a young ulcers and anemia. The nnmher of 1 to 11:30 P. M. Alio ning, April IK. woman who has traveled abroad red hlnod corpuscles nnd the hemo NEWARK Batteries The Senior Choir will hold its extensively. glohln In the bioorj were reduced hi Auto Repair! rehearsal tonight at 7:00 o'clock Novelty Program Monday 30 per cent on the fourth day. Auto this week instead of on Thursday FIRST SHOWING IN THIS ENTIRE VICINITY In addition to the regular meet- evening. Auto Accenoriet ings there is some form of social 2 RAHWA event each month, some times at Chinos Trounemu Aluminum Skill the club's meeting place in the Chinese brides now have their BIG SUNDAY and MONDA\ Dorsey Motors, Inc. Aluminm sklls, weighing less than Borough Hall but frequently in thewedding garments u.in4 in the beat home of a member. One of these HITS Tel. P. A. 4-3500 half as much as hickory ones, are t'arls styles. Time was when n Maple & Ftyette Sti. Perth Amboy, N. J. used In Sweden. social meetings will be held Mon- Chinese girl, told hy her parents day night, in the home of Miss Ann 2 I'roskura when a novelty program she wa8 to be married, prepared n will be rat l led out. dress of heavy red satin, n terrific Each year there is d social event breflst-plate of pearl* a red satin COLD STORAGE PROTECTION or reception by the Junior Club to veil and a shock proof hfiaddress. Our mothproof, fireproof, thiefproof vaultt will the Senior Club and the latter club Now she shops on Nnnklnj: rorti! nlso holds a reception for the and a Russian modiste prepares- protect your cloth coati, fur conti and rugi all Juniors. Formerly a mother's and her gowns. The modlstns Intro during ilie Summer month*. daughter's banquet, waa held but duced the Russian wedding hend this (>lan was abandoned afte'r a few years in favor of the enter gear, hardly suited to the contour xii tainnienl. of each club by the oth- of a Chinese head, and the chic orl er. When the Juniors entertain ental brides are wenrlng the wed- the Seniors they also entertain ^••'••^i'SiftKai-:-.-:.1...!:.?. ding veils of the western world. ""'£?f:V:'--S::i:-::-sis •'•':• their own mothers whether the lat- Gone, too, are old wedding forms. ter arc members of the senior club Wedding dinners In one of the new —PLUS— or not. hotels, dancing, photographs, bon- "I CONQUER Outstanding holidays are ob- eymooiia- all the Occidental para- served hy the club at its nearest THE SEA" meetings. Thus the February plicrnalla Is customary. with meeting hud a Washington's birth- STEFFI DUNA day program. There wns a St. Douglai Walton WE CALL A Great Lira Purpois Patrick'^ progrgam in a March AND AN ALL Set before yourself a great Ufa meeting and other appropriate pro- STAB CAST FOR AND grams have been given from time purpose. Devote your best ener- to time. gies to Its accomplishment. Make DELIVER It the one definite aim of your dally Ancignt Fnirj T«l« life. Be enthusiastic about It. The PHONE P. A. 4-1346 The story of "Little Red Hiding great things of the world are done Hood" enn be traced back to prim- by the men who specialize and con- itive Hindu and waa originally a na- centrate and who believe that they A. GREENHOUSE, INC. Why rink tliefl, flit', ,ui»tlin ture myth. The task of carrying SHERWIN-WILLIAMS tit-H

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