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FRIDAY, JtLY 8, 1938 jaAGE-EOUHIEEEL.. WtfAT'S GOINCt OKT IT'S 4 FACT will know If orcablzailom The Dref erred newspaper farlnis the-besi- SJulSrSKI* ««U»ttl« la the "'Coming results for adverfis««. It Is nat a good Pvents" esldBUi of The BecunL Space advertising medium unless It pfesents £ this eoIuHli Is tree, List e«eiiU lit accounts of all local happtnlnrs. She vanc« and consult Ihlg COIUSBB to Record's hate paia. circulation attests to ^™d conflict with othef ortanliaUes^ its popularity with readers who like it be- Sn The BMBrtl aai WB WU1 tested cause Is Is complete. That's why the fiee- CTURERS to inform you of nay aetlvlty IUied, Rahway Record ord h a productive advertising medium. SEVERAL LPAST IS 6ONE Q WE FACE TO - D A.V H^fCS , NO. 1673 RAHWAY, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938 . Ihrte CtnU a XVttU DeUverta by Carrier PRICE THREE CENT8 Running Again Proposed High SchooPWould Provide Late Official 53?"*1 "1 Auditor's Report Is CO OPERATED WITH GO 'ublic Hearing To Ample Classroom Space For Student !e Held Toni^it On Body Of 1,200 And Large Gymnasium Most Extensive Made To Bring ¥JOU the Three-Story Brick Structure In Riverside Park Shows lew gal feFiiiiF All Depagtaii

r High School as drown ByLesitlisB room . and general storeroom He M. Dennis, the architect, specify I would be provided adjacent to this Ry__K£iina's Study; Makes -Amtitori Pitiou Will Be three-story structure contatotae;large room. On ie-groi ~5B" l not on'the frumr~Bftte~ uluiig atrong-TorGouueil- Explained By City Officials counting the -audi- Central avenue torium. offices, cafeteria and spe-progress toward Sportsweor! Home Frocks! clal rooms of various types. The building, of brick construc- room and storage room, two sew- Cites Old Assessments Not -Levied >lans Submitted To PWA This Week tion, would be erected In Riverside ing rooms divided Park about 100 feet back from j room, a stairway, social science s!—Shoes! The iiublie -will ha vc—thc-oppoptunity-tonight-toîea*- Central avenue ttnd would face-this! room, layatories and showers. The most extensive audit of municipal-affairs made |n outline of the complete details of the proposal to con- street. The plans show the front Corridors On Each Floor tiere in_^fflars.. wasi-jamptetetttiis weekztrr"City. Aud [truct n new high school and also will be invited to be heard . Councilman Hoyt of the Fifth of the building extending 340 feet Directly back of this row Eugene F. Kenna and has been submitted to Common Millinery! Lingerie! Ward- who this week asreed to along Central avenue and extend- rooms is a corridor 10 Council for study and action at the July 27 meeting. Con- he proposal when the Board of Education holds a public Vnn fer re-eleetlaif. Hoyt'n de- back 194 feet toward the river. which extends around the building taining more than 1(1(1 pages the report oovprs all phaBPg tearing at Rahway High School. The meeting will start elslon was-wade known by City Ample provision^ for cJrtenslons | ~nj ^vides the outside rooms from" tU P. M.-androll-residents-are invited to attend. Dr. David Chalrraan James 3. Klnaeally to •i.th-e rear»««<. o-•f• th•!*e« v,,.., ni> ar"""'those e which are on the court. This! Auto Accidents In of the city's financial structures Copies were presented Corsets! Play Togs! and his consent to run strength- made. In the center of the build- corridor is provided uniformly on! to each Council member—Wednesday evening but no action tngelman of the Board of Education will preside and it is ens the Demoeratie cause be- Includes Every Department on ing would be located a court vhich. each floor of the building and gives! City Show Drop In will be taken on the matter until the officials have had the i expected that other board members, members of the cause ef the Fifth Warder's pop- with-the outside windows, would rea(jy access and movement from! ularity, i provide additional light from the' „„,„, i opportunity to study the report. For the first time in many For Worne% Misses, Girls loard of Estimate and Common Council will be heard. another, regardless of i First Half Of '38 fin the new school were submitted to the FWA thfe Inside so that every room In the | locatlon. years, the audit makes extensive recommendations, which. Childrens and Infants building would obtain ample light. I Off this corridor and running; OPT Large 2nd Floor leek after the Board of Estimate had approved the pro- On the ground floor ong Central avenue are, in order, if followed, will clear up many matters which have long Boresch, Hoyt To building, starting from the Same Number Of Persons sal. New stock room and closet, printing gone unsettled, _ . Church street side of the room, lumber" supply room, wood- Killed, However; 18 Less Where auditor's reports in other m For Council site, would be a Uirue in ears—have—been—rout. •64 000 or which the elty would would serve as a cafeteria. A, Continued on Pace Five " Injuries Thus Far and practically duplicates of au- |proprlttte S4M.2O0 and the fed-'Local Antlers Are Record~Starts Its dits of other years; Kenna's re- nsrncy would provide the Positions Again There were eight less automobile port goes much further. His audit The Like of Which Has Never Been Known Here Before M of the r«m«1fitnr^5 twreent. Missing Student accidents here the first six months llvtfli ear; Among shows that the city's bonded debt _• estimate body's approval was featured AtiVfeer of 1938 than were caused in the Is 9.01 percent of the assessed valu- ntinsent upon the awarding ot Democrats Seek To Line city in the same period In 1937, ac- ation. The net debt is listed at federal crant. Of Elks' Lodges Up Other Incumbents If State Doesn't Found By Police cording to police-records. The rec-Oldest U. S. Papers $1,705,041.94 while the gross debt Planned on a Tremendous Scale. City Caa Flajuiee For Re-election ords show that while three persons is reported" ~as $2,815^675; *~-" City Auditor Sueene F. Eenn» At Clark Blaze were killed during, this period to; AnntViî- Recommendations nt«J a report showing that Ruler Of Group Ami Band Provide" Its Share were 18 fewer The Democrats this week became both years, there Recommendations are included eager to co-operate. Anil please rememher This is not a clear- city could undertake the ln- Are Lauded At Shore persons hurt In the first six served By Paper Which in each-separate study made. Prin- The weather did it! -Not since 1922 was there such a rainy or Its debt without eseeed- the first local party to place can-rj jd Bj,ls Mount ^ George Bellamy Expected-months of 1938. cipal recommendations listed in- month of June! Not in years such a cold month of June. And ance sale. You can conic here ami buy the NEWEST 'AND the state bonded debt limit, Convention dictateriMntjx:s in tht^ne fielftolHd forr thfht»e #»nmcom. - • _ During the first six months of Follows Modern Trends clude : new state law allowing State Fails To Furnish To Be Sent To Hospi- 1937. there were 121 accidents this same weather played havoc with many manufacturers! SMARTEST SUMMER FASHIONS at 3-3 1-3 to 50'',',, less than Ing primary election when City The Rahway Record observed Accounting records should ba nlclpallUes to exceed their Exalted Ruler Jack Harris of Chairman James J. Kinneally an- City Apportionment tal For Treatment I caused here as compared with 113 T changed in order to conform to M'itb hryr stocks of summer fashions on usual prices. We've also reduced our own prices accordingly. nlu for seheol construction Is the newly-formed Antlers Club of this year. The number of persons j another birthday this week. On statutes. , nounced that Councilmen Anthony injured—during—the—1933—pprinrt ! ^crin-s^ny Thi» •Rwnrri This—unr of the Erre -opperHtiFHtioii ever =tza Buresch atid O. Stanley Hoyt-j IhP grntff .. , ,. lliree-ua; search fur a Rat —Bolinquont -tftxes-and—other ttc« hand than they cared to carry. -makin Lesuc U. btnnlx. architect, sun- ,.._.,_ . I way High School senior came to an' totaled"Vb wBHe—Orte year only! anniversary and today's counts receivable should De re- Goerke's. Doti't miss coming if you would save. ittrd plan»ghowtas a 1300-pTipnj^^ distinction of belne the youne-j bad agreed, to run for re-election. provide its share of funds to sup- viewed and all uncollectable ac- \Y e told them of the purpose of this sale. They were only to Boresch, Second Ward repre- jend late Wednesday night whenj^ " [ildlni coatslnlne 1515.000 cubic est person and the only non-Ellt port rehef in Rahway, the relief!Ln—e ^"^SÎwESr 17 of counts should be remitted by sentative. Is completing his second, e yous.n u*eorgc wumny it ui ~t«* rw ira mm year. 1 Council vote. The report points SPORTS DRESSES WOMEN'S SLIPS DRESSMAKERS & SWIM SUITS . . * . • -». . ' «. ildlng. leaders that he was definitely not Board whictoowlll handle local re- was formed and later the paper Dress and. sports styles. In all-white, and ends. In Hospital After adopted the name of "The Rah-given to the construction of side- a candidate for re-election. Other lief. Two more members will be Examined by Dr. E. J. Carlin MISSES' AND WOMEN'S TRIPLE SHEER brown and white. Large selection of styles. rfore the Board cf School Es- incumbents in Council whose terms Sunday Mishap way Record." walks and gutters in Main street WOMEN'S GOWNS AND ate approved the reouest of named. Similar boards are being and Dr. Alexander Breslow yes- between Hazelwood and Meadow BEMBERG DRESSES ^j Brooks To Run Again In expire are Councilman Fred H. appointed in all state municipali- terday the boy was recommended Old But Modern PAJAMAS — Usually 69c Board of Education for au- The Record, «n-old paper^whlch- Ttventtesr the report—stetes;—"Th*— Usually 5.95 , -_«3 CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT Jirlty to precede with the school Fall Freeholder Race Hedeman. First Ward: .Councilman ties and members will serve with- for hospital treatment and is ex- A head-on collision of two au- Cotton Crepe in tea rose white or blue; John Leonard. Fourth Ward and out salary. pectctf to be taken to Greystone 1 tomobiles at Central and Brant has remained modern with the city appropriated— $15,000 for Tâutiful prints in light and dark grounds. -SA-ND.AL.S.,—.Ucually-1-.3O ., 86<± rcnL-t.hi* snhftnl hdld Township sent I tremfnof the times, didn't do~~any- financing this projectonajjassess- - zes 12 to 20, 36 to 46. rtwi lt.« original rwolutloni Prw>holder Alfred C. Sroolcs of CUuiiU as the one missing from Rahway. Catalano, 61. who could claim a record-of more Usually to 79c 490 elomn u the rault of tlioueht about $53. Others remain unpaid. He had been co-operating with than a century's existence. ' Months PRESS AND SPORT COATS hnd -InvKtlCTtiBB" en -tJie-p«rt.-o» ennings estimated that there are Chief of Police Paul Meissner of WOMEN'S KNIT SUITS Sheers, including dimities and batiste and Eh* wrtiM- and cbaekUar"tbS» days as he change by August 1 or relief will bearers were John K. Fisher, Harry sually 5.95 rsuallv.to 1.29 ,;..740; Common Council voted this week| boro_In. the, first place. Gordon havo-te—bo-dUoontiauod\—He—ar— ground but two adjacent structures wtlHnm V. Usually1 to 3.9B nf '' wlilcli id were "torkslcin suits uVwhite, sizes 12 to 20 and Sheer dimities and organdies. Solid colors IbiBs exprcoed while he wm Mrs. Ivy Llvingood Mosher. gued against placing tne entire re- Clark firemen. Although Jolin Dozunc. Jolin Eaaig aud Fred __! to 44. French creDe in prints and shark- and flowered effects. Also printed percales. llBTsfflee esme trte. KeBitw- rcgardtng the sanctioned method' superintendent of Memorial Hos- ief burden upon taxpayers of the were handicapped by lack of wa- •Schtnidt. __ skin in Sizes 14 to 20." Sizes 7 to 16 and 1 to 6. «r all the TOM^BS which was o follow In cases wher* cmerucucy pital, in a letter dated May 18, xsr connections in this isolated Raeer—Joins Sta# Miu»unlc tiles weiB held TueMl t. WOMEN'S DRESS COATS. lldeked nj> ever the sales tax patients arc committed to Insane said Newell was admitted to the The city's monthly share of re- section the fire fighters succeeded evening in the home with Wor- "BLUE DENIM TOT35 |l asylums ^rom -Rahwash—The. gov- j local-hospital-upen-requtsn>r-Dr-. lef Is estimated at 81.456-and tha thi» nt i/rn<;t-cr n, Stanley Hoyt In J3ually 19.95 to 29.95 BABY LAYETTES balance remaining in the city's re- lumbian School is well patronized Usually ?.QQ I predicted that thU tas er a cralng body voted to take this ac- C. T. Hill. She wrote that he was other houses with booster tank Rahway paygrounds are ex- ihorge. lso Little Wornenis-sSesT Fitted and box Usually 7.98 one would have to he tion aXtcr__recelvins reports' con- examined by Dr. George Oallaway lief account is $688. Rahway has equipment. pected to set new attendance rec- and will be completely equipped nion and 4.97 spent-$17.9B6.92 of its, .own~tunds as soon as a_se_f_of baby swings are Bendy was 48 years of aee :yles_at- formal-looking fabrics.—Navy, The fed—of—thc^season,—For—wo hd'thJtArli-1 a -ot he wfts-n rnpntal-rnsc nnrt : J misses. Overalls, slacks, shorts, halters « pieces, including everything 0.baby needs he poor al (he atate. He aica for relief this year and the state Peterscak of East Hazelwood ave- irStatlect. -•-•-"-- =—. 6Tge and black. Sizes 34 ,to 44; 35% to 43%. An exceptional offer,-... .' Walter Newell, local Negro, after should not have been admitted. cations after the first week of for- was I a former Republican mem- " ot all sizes in all colors. and shirts. Sizes 14 to 20. 1 et the eplntaa that Brono he had been refused admittance Mrs. Mosher pointed out that the has provided only $G,961.30, it was nue, artist whose cartoons have ap- The Recreation Commission has ber of Common Council from the BpmaBtt lhouid lie kept to the State Hospital for the In- local hospital has no facilities to said. peared in The Record frequently. mal activity. Director Anthony provided water fountain facilities First Ward and had served the •^HE'ER ALPACA COATS FOR WOMEN WOMEN'S SWEATERS INFANTS' WEAR •alive as '* key wltnea f er later sane at Marlboro. care "foidnfingilâses. and_that he -The relief load has been mount- ed-to^concentration-of-the-searehr ^catoiKs-report.s to t.hn sponaorji. Atj* governing body us uresldnnl.—Ho— Id In the Und- upset otherpatlenta.with his noise ing each month but a drop Is ex- at the Jackson Ppnd area. The ing Recreation Commission show as the routine work is completed, \NDMISSES <>% ftQ Usually 69c ..'...' Usually to 49c Councll Is seeking to determine jthat-attendance thus far Is 20 pcr-tlie river near Riverside Park will represented the party as First '.the best method for committment Tile reports Of- "Detecttves-Mc^ iJocted-durinB-tho-nesUnonth,Jen^ cartoonist-told police-he-haoV seen sually 5.95 Ol«/0 Cotton chenille. Colorful. For shore and Choice of gowns, kimonos, slips, vests, Mahon and Kiesecker and pver- nlngs said. He pointed out that cent ahead of lost year. be stocked so children under 12 of persons who cannot be cared for _, -...., „ ._*.., _... .u~> Benqmy seated on tne bridge near Playgrounds at Riverside Park, years of age may fish. Mr. Bendy had been ill for about nlined. Black or navy. Sizes 38 to 44. country wear. Sizes 34 to 40 — at a price bands, binders, carriage carriage Many folks now tell*v«, like In the local hospital in an effort to f Poor Emma Ryan were the new rule requiring the un,em- Jackson's Pond early Monday low Enough to buy them_iii_twos and threes. kapok filled pillows. nn rfllof fnr flt) rinva ;itv Yards and Columbian. Orover Fred Spencer, noted professional five months. He was affiliated I tttlon—of—the-NewelU ad—thls—weefe—These—were- nnri TTIPgrrlrpr with the signal department of lhc~ WOMEN'S SLIPS LVOIQ . aVoUowTn re(>c g Newell's death, I similar, to statements from these before being assigned to WPA jobs dragged" the pond Tuesday think- Cleveland and Roosevelt schools bicycle rider who set a new world's" |ala»e In the kidnaping and ore being kept open Saturday mark for the 1-8 mile sprint be- Pennsylvania Railroad und had sually 1,"39 . "WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS "BIRDS-EYE DIAPERS Councilmen Feafccs and cose treviously—published-by was-working a hardshlpand was ing- that-the. lad might have fal- .690 •live, there Might be a tetter keeping many able-bodied men len In. mornings to meet the demands "for fore he "retired several-months ago", ltveti~tiere for ao~gTHr2u~ycaTs: tn: Usually 1.10 for ah investigation and the re- The Record. is one of the Instructors at Roose- Bendy'was a native of-Monroe. N. ure dye satin and beautiful quality crepe. Usually to 4.50 [chance ef finally nabbing the ports made public during this Newell was taken from the local from working out their relief. Bellamy was also seen in Rah-activities at these points. ~ -i on roso and w-hito—Satin-slips^-lac triinniH •Rayon- 1flSt"v Tn loagly frsinrc nf way liiver Park^ about 6 P. M.-Special events are held at all velt School and is planning cycling T., and was prominent In Masonic g —TTT -r— • -— ' *"'' 27 x 27. Onp rihren to-the [other paHles -eho Must have i M were the result of hospital-at about 8 P. M. and po- 7 3 nrtiii'jtles, here,- p* t.iw ""atfUaTfilock and white. Sizes Second tloor miants these requests. -- .-_i?._ ; „ _ 1 l'.?.e report ^thc' head, nurse" ~i I Only tat week {he new Slate said rie could stand the trip". Miss dent who" told~'poUccrhe- -was "talk- ment- -the—usual activities—which —Next- week he ^lans_to_take- worshipful mastex_dt_Jtjafa2ctte_ In a letter dated May 24, Dr. J. -In: Today's Record ore supervised by "WPA recreation group ot 35 boys and -girls to Lodge. I fast ttevlslsn Cammbslsn Berkeley •Qordon." medical director Ryan was present, she reported,' ing with the youth. ' ' I started ooiolderatlen sf the and saw that the patient was com- staff members. Today's big event Watchung. He is also hoping that Survivlne are, his wife, Mrs. at Marlboro," said Newell was xe- : will be baby shows with entrants a street may be closed to motor Helen Bendy; four sons, Alfred and ItweairthienditUau far ft rrass fortable. He was returned to thi Churches TO NAME CANDIDATES IreoelpU" to.* to Jte'asdHiaed fused. _ >dmlttance_ because the : io p_^ .between_the_nges_of_^nlne_months traffic and_used for bicyclings Robert_at_hbmc, Me_lvln_of 384 Rbl and. three years eligible. Certifi- ltnst the recelpU ot retail and died at 2:15 A. M. the next Coming Events .. 10 Ins completion': of plans this week The hot weather has slowed Walter street and iSorvln 61 Ptiila-' tarlzed.by a*judge. Me saia »•» cates will be awarded to winners plans for the boxing, classes but dclphia; a dauehter, Elvira at rflhuhU.-thU waaey. It^lo^ of f lclats-ntLthc_lnsatntlpn TOQUld morning^ • ^_^_...... Editorials _. 14 for selection of a'complete slate of [Ixrop shoUIdTVotnava -beonseht to Marl-1 cared-for. at. city csasense. ; hesday cvenlne. awards. The new field hear Co- bar diamond. water, Fla. .

\ -••••"V •••••• -:;r-^s^^ttr^^ ^^^^* : 7 PAGE TWO FRIDAY, JULY 15,. 1938 not favo? Increasing the height of Bresslnt Important Board Of Adjustment-Opposes Ghanges the'structoye; — Eaadres8; Bocial Items A Commissioner Hector J. Pelletlee tnost Important trades arneag the JUway* Wrfcom*«i .J«flHilrl«*J»«S RBPOHC OP CONDITION OP •%AH- COHPOHATION NOTICE that the saJnpte for testing wtSi said he was not In favor of build- ancient Egyptians and at Thebaf. OF CONDITION OP WAV SBUST COMPANY" OP MM- PTJSLIC KOUC8 l» hereby givea llvered to the laBsratory with the WeL Rah. p* Current Items Of Interest In Rahway Club And Social Circles WAY. IN *IIE STATE OP NEW JEtt- seal unbroken. Of Zonsng To Allow Apartment Houses ings- containing more than four In the days of Egypt's glory, a •pe- L KAT10NAJ, BAMS OP thut the following Ordlnane* wag duly IK sm BSAITB »«L BEY. A MEMBER OP IHB FEDadopte. d and approved on final read- SECTION 4 Upon proof through apartments each and also objected dal quarter of the city was set apart EJWt RE8EKVE 8VSIEM. AT THEIng at a regular meeting of Common such tuts of compliance with, tile to tire Increased height. for tenners. CLOSE OP BUSINESS. ON MJNB standards required In this Ordinance, Not la Favor Of Multiple Dwellings In Class A Zones; nn)B..u..iasa,. 30». 1938. . ' ' OouncU. city of Rahway. M. J. held Zuman said he would withdraw., Engaged Women-Of Moose To i«P«»»'to-etfl.*iato tar Wednesday evening, July 13. 1038. and assurance that >Ueh blocks pos- Mrs. Boros Hostess Junior Order Will American Legion Mildred Moore And Published in areArdanee with a call 8. n. MORTON. sess sufficient strtmgth and durability Applicant Withdraws Reanty-elght-(38tyg(> tons—to ugu&Bo? T5T" deSnlte-so that- the-beard-eaald-be- dict M. Anderson, Mrs. Charles the .month of August. Margaret of SIS - East Stearns days an average ~compres-strensi&ti& . of p xtts three apartment buildings at an Murray, Mrs. Edward Bestr Mrs. Elizabeth. Wednesday night. A Murtha. ritualistic; Mri. Stercarel Time deposlu or Indi- licensecense. lnformed clearly upon what it was hdV Btroetr-retumed—this-weeH from-ar viduals, partnerships, and not less than eight hundred (BOO) estimated cost uf Alexander Waybrant and Mrscor. n roast will be held Saturday. r Smith, alumni; Mrs. Chute pn pounds. No >lngle block shall be SECTION 8. Any person, firm or approving."H1 • "" " " the special award donated by Mrs. lias deuldctl to hold u Uio UIBUCUIB of Um"EBsF The engaceaunt or Miss A -Qelegation. from the chapta 100.881.81 Deposits of otner banks. leant ftevea ttunarea • aaa-y r . than Two Hundred Dollars or by : drawn the application-, the., board these could be built If the board âke advantage • of trTfe~ Waybrant. Mrs. Dingfield iyui be its annual clambake August 14 beth Exchange Club Monday in the Mrs. William J. Luckhurst and white satin and she wore a tulle rlet C. Kline, 18*7 Bwfc ited sts'tes Government certified and officers' pounds per square inch when tested prlsonment in" the. County Jail for a.would have denied the permission deemed slich construction neces- family of 884 Picrpont street have veil made cap shape and gathered will attend the state convention in nd po»tal savlnja de- checks outs'tandlns. etc. . with the cells vertical. period not' exceeding ninety days whole month of glorious hostess at the next meeting, Aug- at Royal Gardens In Ekst Hazel- Winfleld Scott Hotel. . E. W. to Haw* Vr.J9tjae.tt .10 143 64 SECTION 3. Before any concrete or for the change, Carlln's resolution sary. wood avenue, _the former Bracher Bpraeue, president of the national returned home after a sojourn at with orange blossoms. She car- y 0JS5.01 Deposits se. or by both, aucli Hno tnd Imprison- sunny days. Here are the has been announced by her par- IU of other banksl cured by the elnaer building blocks may be used ment. jointed out. Refusal would have Zuman said the application was ust 11, in her home, 1014 Irving Yacht Club Plans estate. Percy W. Robinson Is chair- organization, -was the guest of Bclmar. Mr. Luckhurst spent the ricd a cascade bouquet of gar- William Hickman received the ents. Mr. and Mrs- Paul T. Kline. nc pledge of loans for construction In any structure or SECTION 7. ThlA_Ordln.ance " "aeen based upon the changing at- being withdrawn-.because of op- things you need for utility^ street. For Annual Run man. _Qther members of .this. weekendswith his family_while denies, gladlolas. sweet peas and Mlss-Rllae, a mensber «f Uie tendance award. ' Refreshment In- y S tud¥ of te 11 During Iheif'stay babies 'breath."" The matrotL of were to charge efTars.KJa, Uk |S vexuncnu .. 11341310 oo manufacturer of such block* or dealer n accâ7r2 ^' "PPUc" . the resblu- position from neighbors. The chief ancf comfort at prices that committee are: public school faculty, has re- therein, shall register In the office of Age and at the shore, the Luckhursts were honor was attired in blue chiffon Bartels. Mrs. smith, Mrs, Hlckmu >ouu ion stated. opposition came from Rolph and Rahway Yacht ClUD will Tickets, Emll Neugebauer. chair- Superintendent of Schools Ar- cently been transferred frdm Towl the Building Inspector a complete Terrill Marsh who represented fit on the sunny side of visited by Mrs. Walter Matthews with matching accessories and cor- and Mrs. Lawrence W. Kettner. "** desczipUon. drawing or picture of the The original plans for the apart- annual run from the man. Charles T. Drake, William thur L. Perry and Mrs. Perry of tVuHltlln Srhnal to teach Uie depoUts tntiMlnpa chxnrcrt Cnrirrin your budget! M. .Kau; bake, Martin h'. Get Central avenue ate leaving tO- Trt—IIIU, city—mid Mi • aud—Mr rlBd blue mid jiclluw OiUlmrOiUm—riLl s HUJ i&TO^ntc. and cm Idt:auftcfti4on maylt for clubhouse at the foot of Paterson new tliidenarten class of .Co- ' ituch concrete or cinder building itory brick buildings each contain-! Marsh, owner of much of the ad- chairman, Chris Richardson, morrow for Centervllle, Cape Cod George Hummer, Sr.. and George James O'Sulllvan of White Capital account Bselc Uopkuna -was made eorrv street, August 28. The fleet will lumbian School. Capital notes and deben- block* shall be on file Tit leait thirty ing four apartments. When plans joining property. The Union George A. Oldfield, Fred Schultz, to remain' until September. Hummer, Jr., of Plainf ield. Plains, N. Y., served as best-man days before the Issuance of a Ucensa mander-ln-chlet o» the first UeltaS leave shortly after 10 A. M. for not tures: were discussed this week, they had County Park I Commission was Gcoree Adams, Maurice Fox, while ushers were Roger Alblsser by Common stock for use of such block*. Within said States fleet m i«5. • tltla held tinat the trip around the Amboy light. thirty days period tne Building In- been changed to provide three lukewarm on the matter and did SPRAYERS STOP Thomas Stephens. Theodore H. Lawrence A. Woodruff of West Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gagnon and George Way of Rahway. Mr Tuesday. Assist 9- BAUER'S 3000 shsm. rattr bv th> Pruidcst. spector, or his representative shal After returning from the four- MeetingJ>1 Court Victory. Cath- par HO prr We carry a large assortment of hour run, there will be entertain^ Schmidt, William Schimmel, An- Milton avenue Is spending a week of 320 Hamilton street, will spend, and Mrs. Morrison left on a motor FRESH FRUIT SODAS nhar* $100,000.00 vUUt the plant or the manufacturer of hot weather such concrete blocks and ithAll ' ' ment. dancing and refreshments in ton Schelke, Michael Spiridi, Ray- at Block Island, R. I. the weekend in Springfield, Mass.. trip to New England following a olic Daughters of America. St AND SUNDAES Surplus . . 5O 000 00 both hand and^tank sprayers. the clubhouse. dS -entcrtaiiimeutr dinner-foE-immrcHnta ltlf "MarVa Gehool, r. M-. the Rlverview. The couple will profits—net 0.7S4.4S made by the manufacturer, and place Harry B. Colvin, chairman, John Amone those registered at Chal- Wednesday. July 27 ". seals and numbers thereon for the Hans Flues is general chairman Mrs. Rose Hook, 475 East Scott live in Linden, where the bride I.0M.381.TO while other members of the com-J. Rowan, Harry Thompson. Ira f bnte-Haddon HaU to Atlantic City STRAWBERRY «34.S0 Total Capital Account .. 150 754 45.' purpose of test and Mentlflcatlon. BRAKES was hostess at a baby has been a tetfeher for the past Meeting of Antlers. No. 275. B Such blocks shall then be tented by a at home mittee are Charles Martin and M. Farber, Charles Greenlee: this week were Mr. and Mrs. 1 . BLACKBERRY BELPTPtG A ADiUSTINO freahmerrts. Peter Cooper. cliiOi in_h Albert P. O. E. Elks Lodge room. ToUI. In^..,lln? r.nu.l'_J I laboratory of recoirnlzigl rtandl Pierre Campcau. man, James T. Park. William Poul- Ferguson. Paterson street, yester- Mrs. Morrison is a graduate ot sue*. Eqaallsatlon Guaranteed Save Now! Keep cool and comfortable 3600 Uetnoranduni; Loan» and Inveslmrnts the cost thereof to be born by the son. Henry Healy: athletics, Miss Anna Concer. daughter of day. Refreshments and entertain- Rahway High School and Newark • PINEAPPLE I To M*rur» LlablUUm manufacturer or dealer. A report of Saybextas & W&eser Comu this summer. It doesn't pay ment were enjoyed. r Government the testa shallbe submitted; the re- to bother with the washlne Michael w. Zuccarello,~chairman Mr. and Mrs. John Conger, 18' State Teachers College. Mr. Mor- BUS EXCURSION • BANANA par «!00 Unlnt Used HEDGE SHEARS Percy W. Miller: reception. Samuel Union place, is in Memorial Hos- Those present were Mrs. Arne rison Is employed by the Chemical j $050.00000 . direct and/or port as to each type of block to bear We An^ôsing Out'All and heavy froninc when you Concert In County I prr h 180.000.00 fully guaranteed ...... 5.000.00 j the respective seal number and be Brake Drams Ecraeed can hare tt ail done by R. Morton, chairman, Harry New- pital convalescing from an âppen- Hook, Mrs. Lcona Hook, Mrs. Mary Bank and Trust Company. New TO ASBURY PARK -• PEACH liirpliu Otlirr bonds, stocks, and accompanied by a sworn statement Keep that hedge neat with a good Morey haXLac for only Park Here Tonight man, Henry J. Miller, George E dix operation performed Wednes- Jones, the Misses Emma Johnson. York City.' Tlldd securities 10.00000 Oa Special Lathe Loans and Ducounts 6.000 00 pair of Shears Bent. day. Catherine White, Margaret Jolly. 3S2S01S Hydraulic Brake Cylinders The Second of a series of con- Jean Rankine, Janet Paterson, EVERY FLAVOR W0BETK| Emerson and G. E, We have many styles alter first Tot*l JBW . excluding Honed and Rebuilt certs by a 25-piece orchestra of Mrs. George Ruddy, 425 WeslMartha Donnelly. Vivian "Lawrence Bos Leaves Irvine and WITH FAVOR Priced at $1.10 up 8 UJS. and Ruth Splanc of Rahway and 30.000.00 mllicounu RUPTURE at He !the WPA Federal Music ProjectCatholic Daughters Grand avenue, entertained thi Carpenter's Union Cherry SU. At 9 A. M. g SHIELD EXPERT HERE Complete Stock of Genuine Ib. of Union County will be held at Monday Night Club at its meeting Bally Ray of Roselle Park. otil CspltsJ Account ^[Ss^BiTV —Wttft-Statif auUiontlw TO Lockheed Hydraulle Parts Rahway River Park, tonight start- Have Lawn Party Installs Officers FARE (RouiidTrip) SI qualify lor Uie- exercus n. M. SHFVNAN, widely kaowa Flat work and handker- this week. fiduciary poiwht 30^)00.00 experxpert ott ChicagoCg, , will personallpyy and Fluid ing at 8 P. M. Julius E. Ansis, con- Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond Phone Carterrt g-OSU Liabilities ;M.«oa.Cr»e.Hit the Deck." V. You-erica Saturday at the home of Mrs President. Charles T. Post; vioe- direct Shield is o tremendous improve- Duff of Philade and Douglas i » IS.oonnn the best-of my knowledge and belief. Ice Cream At Home-. CALL "WX-I700"' "Turn Hpart« In Timp " John R. Repkle. 1457 Fernotc Andrcvt' Abcrnctliy; re riH^hdf V.lg» Bull tlrtmr** Tl. Stolfe: "nScenes~Neapolltan,'r7. -streetr Special awards—v< cocding secretary; faewtefcewis- Ax tormediate Jesuits. It will 226 East Huzelwood avenue and Ing the weekend. (raelud- R. U. UAUPITEAR. ate Within .Ml Inch ICE CREAiTTEEEZEKS- Massenet: "The Donkey and theby Mrs.George Godfrey, Mrs. Springer: financial secretary. Wil- ) not only hold the-rupture perfectly Mrs. Edward^ Moulton and chil- 15.000.00 H T. ilcCLINTOCE. but Increase the circulation, Driver," H. Leonard: "Victor Her- Kathryn Kisolt and Miss Anna liam H. Crane: treasurer. Bert L. A. P. KLRSTEIN. 24-Banr Tewhir Service Sauer. dren, Richard and Nancy qf^ 1440 Laropheor; conductor. Albert Pa- strenethens Uie weakened parts. bert's Favorites," V. Herbert; New Church street are visiting Directors, (thereby -closes the opening in-ten " B*y, or Nleht Mrs. Repkie was gans: warden. Alfred Aurlch: trus- TjBlt*d BtstM stmle of Nett Jeney. county of union t 1-10 up "Soldiers of Fortune March-,"- A. relatives in Illinois. Knights Of Columbus and pbs< _. - . (days on Uie average case, reeard- jQome Early For Best Selection 'Pry Clounlnc—Ttnir Clcnnulnr Pryor: "The Cat and the Fiddle." Grand Regent, Mrs. tee for three years. Cliarles Klosek: The Womanhr'Skqp tal -trlnss d>po>lls •» - 15.00000 Smtim to and subscribed before me I less of heavy lifting, straining or Mrs. Julia Agnew To-tnstall Officers business agent. Lewis A. Springer: this seventh day of July. 1038. T~*ny position Uie body m&y assume 10 TV. Jersey St., Ellialicth, N. X J. Kern; "Ballet Russe." A. Lui- Miss .Eleanor Beckhusen of RAHWAY Bfljl; i"St»r Spangled Banner," F Mrs. Joseph Crahan, Mrs. M. J. delegates to Building Trades Coun- B. Packman • 15.000.00 KENNETH Br~SIMMEN. Notary Public no matte. r th.. e siz. e or.. location. . A Jaqyes avenue,. a Junior at New Rahway Council, Knights of Co- cil, Albert Pagans. L. A. Springer. It* of S'MT Jm»r. Coanty of Vatoa. nationally known scientific method. a'rtJlf * - Listen. Mrs. John Markey. M$> — • -Teachers^ College. lumbus, will' meet in St» Mary's igrson nv»r(iy: Mnttligw of 5 GO Ko under straps or cumbersome BRAKE SERVICE TH ROBERROBERTI I T* gfiuF'and" School"Tuesday evening at 8:15 do solemnly Jaiiues avenue nnd Joseph o -OXMA N' S Edward dramatics at Camp Wendy, Wai' a J. GASSAWAX at which time officers for UieInman Avenue Club's uia ninMit terete one daushter in Europe and _ I [PAINTS |.|\U»' OILSGLASSAUTOS- V- FURNISHING GOODS kill, M. Y. coming year will be installed. Law- Picnic Is Sunday rbixon ' best of rayknawirdjr * 185 EA5T MILTOM AVENUE 15^7 MAIN STRJEET Open Evenings PAINTS OILS.GLASS;AUTOSUPPLIES. SEEDS.£TC. u n. cARTwrnatrr. O' brother^ Doralnlctc storlch ofi "Vt'ratr triiiiont MSONE 3-15U Scouts To Have rence Coman will be installed as The Inman Avenue Independent Collinsdale.-Pa. •'-' -l-* 150 CAVANAUGH'S county park August 9. Mrs. Albert Washable World Schaefcr was refreshment chair- Men's Shoes 2.89 and 3.69 BEAUTY SALON 1929 CHRYSLER: SEDAN ...; ...... 50 Values to $4.95 - IThe "Air Cooled Salon) 93 East Cherry St. Phone Rahr 7-154S-J . . Time Payments To Suit You ; 4 ELM ST. WESTFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Clen- Children's Shoes S8c Your AUTOMOBILE denny of 172 West Inman avenue, Values to SS.45 PHONE WE. 2-2970' have returned from a stay at their 85-Hor.5ep.ower •cottage at Seaside Heights. I m.yyear aco, ycu could"n*ve sent coupou n .. i lltlldsd o many car- -Mrs. AlborfF Qulnlin-ot-Brant . and fal avenue, Clark, was hostess at _ number of raotorliu who ingine Located at 1470 Broad street. Kah- Summer Prices ayare recelvins a dividend WpK. way. Kow Jersey. Publtehed garden party Tuesday for members ALL SIZES — BUT NOT ALL STYLES IN EVERY SIZE _attegJa-L2056-nvlog orrtrie caiVvt udmorningg s by The RnliwoHahway 'Publisblnt T>f—the—Mothers' eirde uf Pni |clr policies. Corporation. BntereH tit tho post of- Chapter, Order of DeMolay. JIe« at Kahwty. New Jemy. as uccond hy delay for uiother year—lend tlM»-aimi--Buttt«ir -uoder t.hi> 1503 MAIN STREET — vt today,v.htlarc^ your, pretevit_ Jtgt-Pt--^-Mtss Jane Tyack-Tif- iSareh 3. ISTC c£ing5trjn^ KAGAN'S Opp. Cherry Street I Haxelbrook Coal jexpira and >*eure foUnJetalU Pa., has been visiting how you—If VOu Bte a careful Mrs. George Vogel of ' ' e—cari obtain lound tatufance- Milton avenue.. EAS* PAYMENT PLAN «r net cott. - jfc.fc'** BIViDWBS The Misses Barbara. Margaret and Veronica Ritter, 1032 Hamil- Have lv*rqjj*a ton street. Bailed Saturday for a "Cheap Coal." You can lill your coal 20% vacation in the West Indies. TELEPHONE 7-0038 Genuine r -bin-with-genuine-HflzfeU>i't»ok-6eaI-Htr Mr. and Mrs. Albert Amove arid *ON MASTER DE IUXE MODELS ONIY ! sons. Richard and Martin, 1S18 Thoughrful Service lower prices than some inferior kinds Main street, spent the weekend at . ". . Our service reflects that Lake- Huntington, N. Y. ~are bcing'eold at. T something that makes you sense im» /CHEVROJ.ET —**o yrcu n. ilbiilftftl, KLCtHfci- med-rateiy -that you atv -agirjnn~ A WcphoneôaU'WlU bHiaraBr rtprtsenlail** to ezpUln .. My pres- fcrd street, «itertilneti the Past friends ... a feeling that sustains < Grand's Associatlott of the Rahway oof EASY PAYMENT 1PUK for yonr n«xt %rlnier « H&i/ ent policy expires Rcbckah Lodso, Tuesday night. . . . it is an important "part of this Wlhbiit 6bliîiil6a AU yonr part. thoughtful service. Maine „_ Mr. and Mrs. S. R» ttyno tmd 'Addrees. son William, 811 Piorpont straet, ore spending the summer at Point PREMIER SEKVICE Pleasant. PritWIER Oig. & GASOLINE SUPPLY CO. PHONES; RAH. 7-1263 James M, Pettit & Sen Chodosh Bros. & Wexler UTICA MUTUAL Rahway Auto Supply and iService]Co.> I Ntght* » Sundays i- Tar. and Mrs; A'. D. Gibson, I4S2 BSHHbulors of Coal.TCoa* and PoeHSU RAHWAY, N. J. INSURANCE COMPANY 7-1832—7I0424-R New Church street, are entertain- WEST MILTON AVE. BROAD STREET iNl^W. MELTON AVE., RAHWAY ing the Misses Rose and SB EA6* »-JSli ' Pierson of Nh B I _

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Si- I r*sr.*- RAHW/ - 3?AGE PAGE FOtfR FRIDAY; JtFL-Y 18, 1938 of girl's Sjhysical direoter, streefc rear of the building would be an Notfce a*-- : : -High-School- ^ntranee~to~Eywriw?rinm and coat' officer art rooHi.-laagTiage-classroom. roora, English classroom and two SHKB1WB a&LB—Xn Ohaneery el TO KtSL O&EDrrOBS OP erty (ineiuund along tile Use oBousf e In the city of Mlzabath, N. Jt.. l.eOO'Scats Xn Gym - biology classrooms. Alone the WAY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- New Jeiiey. . Between Waflonen's Montgomery 8t*««tJ-from the North- on Continued From Page One CIATION. NOW DISSOLVED AND Bunding and lian Association oi theeasterly come* of Grand and Mont- WEDNESDAY. THE SRO S3AY OP The gymnasium is located at the rear of the building toward the Eomary SBreeta and thence runnlne river are lined a boy's toilet, art BETNO LIQUIDATED: city of HaHway. IT. J.. complainant, - AUGUBT. A. D.. 1938 working shop, finishing room, so- Esterbrook side of the structure You aro hereby notified to bring la -and RIWMII W. Vmuey. et. ils., de-easterly at right anglai with said at one o'cloclc Standard (.two o'eloclc department office, two art rooms. under oath and file with tho Under- HOME OWNERS! Montgomery Street one Hundred fifty Daylight Saving) 'Time, In the after- cial science room, social science and plans indicate seats for 1.6P0 fendants. Fl. fi- for (ale ot mort- Library divided Into three rooms, signed, as Trjatees In voluntary dlaao« feet: thence northerly parallel with noon of sold day. ' ' Office, athletic equipment storage persons. OB the main floor. Imme- lutloti and liquidation of Tho Rahway iûrai promises. aald Montgomery street thirty feet: Premises: city of Rahway. County English room, divided by folding By virtue ot-tfie_iLbQX4=«tated writ thence Westerly at right angles with room, corridor and girl's lockerdiately behind the gymnasium is Building and Loan Association, at tho to of Union and State of New Jersey. planned the rooms for storage of partition, supply room and girl's office of said Trustees. 79 East Milton 'and the amended ordinance sp SCOUTS HAVE TROUBLE orfKri-toctas °>* directed I shall said MontEomery street one hundred EEOINNINO at' a Stake In the room and showers. Continuing titles to tax lien property. The KEEPING TRACK OF SHIP cxpor.e for sale by public msndue. Infifty feet to the easterly line of Mont- toward the river come varsity apparatus, office of boy's physical toilet. Avenue. Rahway. New Jersey, all debt3. money was pald_ lawyers for the cost between owners ln ^ T Campers Stage Realtors Active Lhc District Court Rootn In the Court eomery Street: thence southerly Northwesterly edge of Leesvtlls Ave- demands lUp of ,..-. of Circuit Court; Bahway Lumber wlfo, dat«d July 28, 1038, ami record- seven days?" On the rear court side of thement of about 1,000 pupils. May 3 oaw. amount. $420, was paid to City At- and would have to be replaced The period of_thc camp 1G85 Irvinii street who reported 1599 IRVING ST. science room, English and history structure are, in order, bffice, re~~proposed ordinance"to—lfc+tornoy-Jsfeinzer:—Other-taw-firms tenth—were—announced yps- W; Enoi* mid» fcy Cowpany. a eorpoHitton. Clalianat ed la the Register's Office of TJBien room, chemistry and physics room, The ground floor rooms devoted when-thc—street—is-pavedr the loss to police. „.„.-.."Burrosr nj»-itt--f eOnIon TJfJÛr vujcitt. et to., defeadams. w County on August Stn. 1038. in Boole roam, cnero Janitor's closet, business classroom, strictly to classes total 2U The Why Is It people will use mone paiS were Needell & Needell, $125; matter was referred to toeon 29-. A varied musical program will torday by the Rahway Real Estate County Clerk's Oii\e» u and for fa. de. bo. et. ter. on Docketed Judg- 1154 of deeds for «ald County, page 36. If you can answer those Clues- .mechanical drawing room, music law classroom., business practice cpnsp jqiwassers and solicitors-was Ixr-pi rrteht: UIL HOJ Ifi •dfiaeylbsd 88 BBBt 8ll—M» IJji. — tlons. you could, probably get ft first floor- classrooms total lj they haven't earned to buy things tabled again by Common Counci "Hyer ana Armstrong, $75~gnd- mnmnttBBT" Board which is listing activities ot NlNO with Interest from April 27, 1535 and -they—den't need just to •lnnclo-»7iDByr*50.40. =-: I 4-to~group-slnKlnB.-there will be in- BICYCLIST HURT BS?-vlrtue-ioHhe-«boye-st«ted writ job as a member. of the State Across the corridor running «— -sfiown—as—46— en the top tabled again by Common Council .•V-J I dividual songs by Paul deland. its—members—each—month—biryiii" Gerard Kohler. 2078 North Oh-; of Montsomery Qtnet fouf cf Hert faelas to me directed I shall $3.00 costs, besides Bherlff's fees Police for, according; to the edi- osraphy and typewriting room. On floor. people they don't know? lice and firemen's—pension—ton! 1 Ymir nrrnnnt witli tia ia f"Hy t-i«'*ht fiwt »nrt nitty TT-w n mnBY. miff along the rear of the building from cilman DiComo of the special com- —Tim urdiuaucgACttlun up specift-r Jr.. and Scott Bennett. Gregory TflnTnrnyniontri.—Su.li :. iirnl icu- -toilal -wilU;i uf Uni Ku.ni Jersey trie rlv nf th<- 1 ^ FT 43Ltions for cinder blocks used in was voted. Authority was gtven. vor stroet. received painful injuries of nbUt»n] ch $2,000 to temporarily finance the j Jackson avenue, Jackson between avenue to Charles Carroll. Clark, at Central avenue aiut pier- ai—ste apace, bank, supply room, stenography 7 July 27. head and Robert Bauer will also pont street ai 7:35 P. M. yester- For Campaicn tions for all eynms, we suppose heequipment room and a music au- construction of shoulders in West' Oliver and Ludlow streets between sing. John P. Geyer sold property ut would ask applicants lor a high- room, German classroom, supply •» There is no chance of the ordt- Cherry street. The ordinance dl-1 Jackson avenue and Harrison day. He was treated in Memorial i The Fourth Ward Republican ditorium containing stage. ~ nance passing as originally drafted To Give Awards 2079 Rutherford street for Eliza- way Inspector's job'why chickens Behind the cafeteria are located room and girl's lavatory. viding the lassessraents on thestreet • . _ beth Nordmeyer to Benjamin and Hospital and taken home. "Patrol- Each Month Save A Little — Or A Lot Club discussed plans for the com- -~ .and' changes will be made which Physical Director Ray Bennett man Crowley and Chanceman cross the road. Maybe he would automobile mechanics room, elec- Classrooms In Front ; will' reduce the licensing fee andstorm sewer constructed last year Patrolman Percy Paulson was Theodora -Zowacki. ing campaign during a meeting ask. & Coast Guard applicant why) Facing the school from Central in Elizabeth, Jaclcsori and Linden win distribute swimming SwarSs Preston investigati-d. trical and metal working shop and " the restrictions if the ordinance is voted" a $150 annual lncreas? in A. Welu sold five four family Tuesday evening in Moose Home. the ocean Is so close to the shore. Instrument storage room. Behind avenue, on the second or top floor avenues was passed after several salary as per the agreement made to those who won in last week's dwellings containing 20 apart- passed. meet. Handcraft will be displayed President James Parke presided at Or a police applicant might be the latter room is located a boy's the plans show the balcony to the taxpayers objected and" asked ques- a year ago when he was named ments In TUT" for the Citizens' erty at 384 Harrison street to P. asked who goes in the pie wagon ~ Council President Patten this under direction of Boy's Work Where You Your Saving! ] lavatory and co-operative depart- auditorium at the front_of the MARKET "ions. • * " | patrolman at a salary of $2,000. Buildings & Loan Association of ij. Lauphrey for Mrs. Pierre De- t.hff minting with Michftf;! T jtMorte week declined to vote upon legal Secretary E. Harold Pavie, Jr.. jlfst, tnalcj o* -females:—Or an- •bnlluiuu" with apace' for- 330 ~ fees aggregating $670.40. The bills The original assessments of $6.-|He will receive another $150 to- Rahway to David A. Slutsky of | Pniter Ahj!l. retited property at See This as iecretory pro. tcm, applicant for prison guard mighl On the first or ground-leyel Classrooms run the full Tength of GEORGE ^J. SCHMAELING 070 against the owners in that, crease next year to bring his salary Carvings, benches, belts and keyElizabeth avenue. Rahway. Prop- I 425 Harrison street to Mrs. Mury were incurred by the Tax Lien cases, made by the boys will be ex- Emblem "Cards trere played after the bo asked 11 a calendar tostead-o f!oor~would~ oe located the audi- the floor at the front of the struc- Committee which is clearing the' vicinity were protested last year to the standard of $2,300. erties located at 93S. to 943 Spof- Shottii fur Mrs. M. Ford. Also meeting. Winners were President a_clock should be Installed in torium seating 1,200 persons on the ture and provide six English class- hibited. ford avenue. Elizabeth. rented property at 327 West Scotl 1557 MAIN STREET Wants City To Pay The camp newspaper will be dis- NOW Parlce. Morris Black and Mrscell. s of long termers so they could New Church street side of therooms, journalism room, office and Grant Stiles. 2070 Bond street, J. Donald Markey rented prop- aveuue to W. Buckley for Mrs. A. Anna tell what time it is. Or a bridge tributed this afternoon. In addi- G Laldlaw. building. In the front running extend across the stairway to one asked the city to pay for damage tion to the regular camp features.. attendant's exam might have along Central avenue would come section of the gymnasium balcony. Phone Rah. 7-1149 Free Delivery A SHOWER ANYTIME favie is planning a number of nhnnt hn-a tn lpnrt In •a-languago room, ctnlrway enter- —Aorocc—tho corridor We Always Have He said the damage was caused by other special events for the last bridge gome. And why not asinkg from street, office of vice prin- along Central avenue Is a room i I FLAGSTAFF DOLE NO. 5 CAN the condition of the street at West period; These include attendance those who take the fireman's ww cipal and attendance officer, gen- and lavatory for men teachers, i | Plenty Of Hot Water! Hazelwood and Jaques avenues. at the home vacation rally at ORNAMENTAL WE HVVF. SOtJl. if the bovine who kicked over the eral office and waiting room, prin- physics and chemistry classroom,! The matter was referred to theWashington's Crossing. July 20, at- Inntprn nnr^ gtnrtjri t.hw Chtnftgn ripnT's office lohhr off front main •ptcpratl/in rnnm nnrt nffirfv two i Pineapple Juice city attorney for an opinion. _ tendance at a baseball game at IRON WORK fire was named Betsy or Abner entrance, two offices, infirmary general science- classrooms and ORIENTO BRAND Convert your old hot water Resolutions were adopted laud- the Polo Grounds July 27 and a 3 COLONIAL MODEL H And the women-taking exams foi and waiting room, social science space for supplies. system into, a a-modern oil ing the services of William S.' closing dinner July 29. dietitian might be asked about room, stairs from girl's front en- Library In Eear ! No. 1 Between Sycamore the color of those overalls which burner-for only $12.00 in- Bendy and John B. Thompson, late' GENERAL BLACKSMITH and Grove Streets trance, social science room, office . Across the court and along the i Republican former councilman ON JEFFERSON AVE. RAHWAY were put to Mrs. Murphy's chow- Shrimp stalled. AND JOBBING who died recently. A deed was re- ONLY UINE REMAINS TO BE SOLD der. Or a watchman might be ceived from the Marsh family for. Lester Grube asked something about that old Cakc Stone Front song, "When it's night time in the plot at West Milton and West| jrnrsT GRADE Ornament Porch .and Screens Octagon Soap 6 * 23c HEAT WATER WITH OIL! Emerson avenues which has been Decorated Fireplace Italy, it's Wednesday over here' donated for park purposes. The ANTHRACITE COAL Stair Iron Railing Is and why or why not? HOME-MADE ICE CREAM Oil Burner Landscaped It'S CONVENIENT • IT'S ECONOMICAL donors are Franklin, Ella, Caroline. KAHWAY 7-0400-1 Our Specialty. Concealed Radiators Cool Off In The Coolest Spot In Town And IT'S SAFE • IT'S CLEAN John. Dorothy and—Helen Marsh. CASH PRICES Weathers! ripped Recreation Ra Sergt. Mclntyre and Patrolman Enjoy One of Our Ice Cold Drinks EGG Ton $ 9.75 Electric Ithnge Food Pro J Palmolive Soap 4 Thanks was received from Koos |-Tile Kitchen (in color) Weishaupt had on unwanted thrill TRY OUR FROZEN MALTED Brothers for repairs to School STOVE Ton 10.00 Tuesday afternoon. While patrol- RALPH L. SMITH Linoleum Open Porch MILK— It's the kind you eat RED PACKAGE street adjoining the store. - Board NUT Ton 9.75 R. J. Eichinger Tile Bath Room (in color) 3 Larjse Bedr Ins in a radio car, a pole near 444 W. GRAND AVE. RA. 7-2228 of School Estimate's approval of F. II. A. INSPECTED with a spoon Small Large PEA ..- Ton 8.75 Shower Stall W Would Date Do This them was struck by lightning dur- Glass Inns tn c-nnst.riict. a .$764.00(1 new UCKHOaEAX-JEon g^Q. 38 HIGH STREET Garage ing the storm and was shattered. 100 tuch-scbool-with tho city furnjsh- It was too cloiui for comfortr tns $420,200 was received and filed Plume Your Order --—- TRY^THIS TEST YOURSELb. ~ without comment. SPECIAL Convince Yourself or S. & W. Will Pay the Cost We have always maintained that ICE CREAM \-i Pint 80 HURFF'S Building Inspector Pellegrino LAKESJDE PARK HOMES CO. the local firemen are too efficient No. 2 MASON MATERIALS recommended" "condemnation "or a FOODS SALE and for proof we cite Sunday's building at 2009 Barnett street Buy a can or package of any product and,-tf you care VOSS Confectionery ASPARAGUS cans 250 B. GORDON, Agent — On Premises Sundays and Weekdays latrodocine the line of blaze on the Pennsylvania Hail- A complete stock of guaranteed and up- owned by Firemen's Relief A3SO-- to, a can of the same product under any brand. road's ancient wooden platform. FLAGSTAFF to-date mason materials. No order too elation. 1509 Irving Street Railway 7-0650—7-22? S. & W. Fine Coods to 1548 MAIN STREET TERMITES _thejGity.«tBah' Compare the two as to taste and appearance. If you The platform caught fire at the No. 2 large or too small to receive our prompt don*t agree that the'S.TBf'W. product is the letter, Milton avenue end but the fire cans cthBoushontJI^J.WatchioE laddies quickly extinguished it. GRAPEFRUIT attention-.- send S. & W. Uio labcls-frtmr Democrats Boom Rudorfer "SWARMS" of "FLYING A^TS" that come Any Item OB This List ; That s what we call doing a- duty. TXAGSTAFF grocerics sales slip showing what you paid for. them Even though they probably feel For Assemblyman Position with spring, shed their wings, then' disappear. like all other Rahwayans about the Largest can Our Yard Will Be Open Daily From These arc TERMITES. and S. & W. will refund your money. S. & W. can ancient affair and would like to-sec SPINACH 14c 7 A. M. To 6 P. M. Including Saturdays The name of Harry Rudorfer, PEANUT BUTTER, G b«. make this sporting proposition only because S. & W. it removed they had to put the FLAGSTAFF 733 Bryant street, a member of We give Free Information, Free Inspection of - fire out. BEVERAGE SHOP PIMENTOS, 4 os. knows that S. & W. FINE FOODS are consistently "BAENEY'VENGELMSN^JProp. the law firm of Rudorfer and Meg- Property and Guaranteed Protection. (Sliced) FRUIT COCKTAIL, 8 or. the best. - ""'' FREE DELIVERY TEL 7-2299 PINEAPPLE 19c low of Elizabeth, is being men- PBfteir Incidentallyv the firajon the. pla_£r The Oliver Supply Co. tioned as'Democratic, candidate for form Indicates that it is a fire and Main Street the Assembly at the .coming prim- PRUNES 1 lb. PRUNES IN SYRUP, S OK. hazard. Linden has had several 1679 ELIZABETH-AVE. ary election. Rudorfer has the sup- TERMITE CONTROL BUREAU fires on its wooden platform. The CARSTAIRS BLENDED WHISKEY SHREDDED pg port of a large number of the local GRAPEFRUIT JUICE danger from fire here is a real one •.__ No. 1788 Red Label 90 Proof Rahway, N. j;* Phone RA. 7-0120 Democrats. 80 BROAD STREET ELIZABETHrK J. - 12 ounces Walter's because of so many buildings being Pint Quart WHEAT Rudorfer is prominent in local GQLDEN BANTAM CORN close to the platform. A fire, if lal4 2>2S Democratic circles and has served Telephone Eliz. 2-2755. " ' " -. _••_; J.L ounces not noticed immediately, could do 2 23c as acting police court judge on a BAB^ KERNEL CORN Delicatessen great damage to some of our build- number of occasions. - 11 ounces ^_^^^__- lngs. Somebody with aiithoritv CRUSADER. 100% SCOTCH WHISKEY LEGS OF SPRING -451. ^T-IST GilAND AVE. Neap Oliver St. should take this matter tip. Maybe, such action would help get the u uuu/1 uili placed with a steel and concrete LOUISVILLE CLUB structure. It's a cinch the Pennsy won't act until forced to. - Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey FRESH KILLED INFORMATION Food Enough for the ,—- 2% Years Old It's Travel Tttne - Inspector Roy Lawlor. now on Pint Quart us c When you buy roofing BUY RELIABILITY. Roof- vacation, is having more trouble 980 1.98 ing quality is a hard thing to judge, particularly catching fish, we hear, than he FOWL 25 Week'end tlie Go!!- MILTON MEAT had catching crazy motorists on BALTIMORE BARON MARYLAND lb if you have not had years of experience in handling Route 25 here. He was out with SHOULDERS OF SPRING the many types of roofing materials as we have. f>">|FF at last- -..bag and baggage — free m Lieut. Flanagan this week and STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY Unexpected find u crab ' 21.^™YeafS~Ota — 90 Proof The benefit of our long experience is yours but for. V^ the duties of everydayTife! THat's be and kingfish hanging on. Lawlor, Whole the asking. borrowing from the neighbors, if you have stocked Btory of vacation time - as folks head itr so the story goes, tried to shake the Pint -Qtrart Lamb .the Kelvinator well. Put in a supply of perishable places that offef new flights* recreation a$l PJHONE crab oft but instead the kinefish 390 1.75 lb We handle only the First Line Quality, guaranteed relaxation. • ' , ',, 69 E. MILTON AVE dropped off and the crab hung on. foods and the Kelvinator will preserve their freshness n Ol»i». P.R.B. STA. DELIVER RAMWAY 7-0848 It wasn't the first crab Lawlor has SQUADRON APPLE BRANDY FANCY FRYING Roofing materials so when you buy from us you 1 caught. There arc plenty of them have not only our reputation as a reliable dealer and flavor for several days. The interior of the cabinet Trips and other types of vacations Ion Route 25. 26 Moaths Old Pint Aftj but also that of the manufacturer in back of the fvnm ensh mnr-.rVK*, Mnay other plenumress materials: ~coxiiiox*id also are uHancca l»y Chickens 271 nt food withmir trm crowding wliinVi pyrown^ t>"< m* fr"rtl regular ROSE I bers knovneupd-men when they see 90 Proof — lOOTo Grain Neutral Spirits i i H t them. This week" thejnfe-elected PRIME At thin liplpfiii ff>Ti' *' " ' y T.ntnri GraHoa- ^ BL A Sfe X I • Uj THBrry PinCher as president anoT for your home, so let us show you erators are moderately priced and you-may purchase build ail account that will bring many dreams Fancher re-appointed Lewis within reach. Thrills abound in worth-while Just Received A Fresh Shipment Swift's Strictly Fresh Killed Springer as . secretary. Fancher Rib Roast any one of them on the divided payment plan at a cash reserves! — Of 100% Pure Old Fashioned Milk Fed Small I has made a good president during ROYAL SHIELD EUJ?E CALIFORNIA WIlSE small increase over ths r.nsh prirn. I his first term and deserves an- JERSEY IS Vftars Port - Sherry - Muscatel - Tokay and Angelica Ro Roasti communities in requinng buildersT GH of multiple-family dwellings to I " "> -7-50 ^4ir Pork Bults lib provide garages for the tenants.) Butter Chickens Most towns don't bother about! ALL STANDARD BRANDS OF BEER AND ALE IN CANS, garage provisions but in a few BOTTLES—QUART and 'A GALLONS PROPERLY COOLED AaaMOB^S^STAK ars;—there—will—be—ordinances^ WE CARRY IN STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OP BELLOWS FIT.T,FT -HADDOCK. requiring all apartments to have & CO. BONDED RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES. GIN. garages. Fanchcr has the jump | COGNAC BRANDIES. SCOTCH WHISKIES AND SmolteJ •aM-of-themrhoweverT-by-insist- " W a SHERRYS—• Savings Institutii SLADB END : lag. upon - m9 w MACKEREL lb 17c "Tim VmlrbJStrcngih" Cut-Fsam Swift's;Selected No Shahik — No Waste Lew Springer, a builder who has forgotten more about construction than wnrt. fnlli-g will nygr [TTTER FTSH- makes a eobdj Eccjpfirty because Bnick Motor Cai WHITE he'canlK'beSobled.^He's available ; Alember Federal-Deposit Insurance Corporation ahd?.'wlhintt'at all times to?.take General Meters Trucks SHRIMP HuafifyTShiiigles up board matters and handles all lb tho red', tape^whlcTi many times lb 25ib proves puzzling to applicants. SCALLOPS r~- 1500 Irving Street Union County Buick Co. il) *«•, - 33? NbRTH BROAD STREET' i Store Will Be Closed Every Wednesday At t P.;'M. Shuffloboarn Is' becomlne so "•,. During the Summer -^Please SIôp Early | popular here in KahWay that even : ELIZABETH, 8-S88N.8 J. CLAMS dozesn -inctBlllftg tha : EJU1WAT -—^-Pnmfl^n T^nP (tE- 132Th7 eFULTO RahwaN ST. y LumbePHONE RAr. Co 7-213.0 \ eamc. He is putting In tviro tabless. 4SS XOKtii AVE., S?AS* : A NYW | Wray knows what the public likes *s EAST musoti xm. Telephone Westfield 2-12)7 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Rcccwtid m9B •:ii ill TolcphoHB Kihw»y •J-O'JSl wsam SSI5 smmm•§» PBS l l 'l|;i" i,^Jl _-,-,, iV £^^^^^^^^L, H J , *i Bi!w*P 1 * ' !:!,,^.iA;1- .',„•< —I,*---

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The Railway Record Lost Business Sfcrvices Offered Special Services Hoiisekeepwg Rooms ' TBTB« HunHuns HewspatwHewspatwrr" n SHERIFF'S SAXJ3—In LOST OPPORTOOTTy B6OJtl~ PHOTOGRAPHY, portrait and IF YOtfB HAT Ob YOtJB SHOES FURNISHED ,-LIGH. T New Jersoy. SetisMn The nahway J\ Classified 11M, Railway Trust Company. commercial. Expert work guar- are loojdng a bit shabby: ifthoy housekeeping apartment, two or 'savings Institution, complainant, and Return telihj. Frances Gassa- anteed. .Prices reasonable. Theo need cleaning or repairing, bring three rooms. Continuous hot Jatnca A. Moleon an-•d Esthe~* r E—. Mo- J. Hints, In t« 1274 S-ulton street, leon. his. wlte, ©t au.. defeadauts. FI. way, 3135 Ludlow Street. them to us; Wo are experts in •water. Private bath. Call after to., for nnlo of mortgaged premises. WHY NOT BE Advertising h4 Jun4-tl our- lines and we use factory e P. il. 1108 New_ Brunswick By v.Ttue of tho above-stated writ LOST, JULY UTH, $2S »E- methods in all our work. That's Avenue, Rahway.- —-. tofl (lorl Adas to me directed I shall CLASSIFIED AOVERTlHlNCJ tween 250 West Milton Avenue cxpone tor sale by puwie «nUue_ln DWORMATION why our shop Is so ijopular. Rah- and Rnhway National Bank. way Hat Renovating and Shoe tWO OB THBEE_ FURNISHED the District Court Room. In tho Court The H«hWW H«6ard S-eserves Pleaso loturn to above address. -Contracting rboifls lor housekeeping, im- Bouse, In the City of Elizabeth. N. J., edlt or Rebuilding Shop, 43 East Cherry fiasstfledh ri«ht advertisingto . *&"&-Al l BmdWi Reward. Street. provements. t;5*lgidalre. Vacant WEDNESDAY, THE ZTTB'V&Y OJ? anyway , eo_form to This Record July Ost, 770 Stone Street. JULY. A. !>.. 1D38 CONTRACTOR AND BtTEU>ER at-one o'clock standard, (two o'cloclc S«_ -V • -• - Try ICED Coffee must be reported Auto Service kitchenette, aU improvements, noon of said day. and alterations. No job too Money To Loan All that tract or pared of land .and Now Specially Priced the play-by-play dopelbn the-b«U game, cutting off the newa of So-aad-So^ engagement-party so you first insertion as the publisher will small. Estimates cheerfully suitable for young couple. 309 hot be resjsonslbla tot Snore thsB premises, hereinafter particularly de m- T1ia»&iy, JVlday, Ssturday^ . PEOPUE BOON iLEASN WHEKE elven. Carl HotUe, 1105 West- wnilams Street. scribed, situate, lying and twins baa toearreefc 1n_r«on, ilouey To These blends, "heat-flo" to the middle ot the next colu^ to fiulsh li. Those ads I You Icnnw WWHHS tn^m^tiieir signatures are •theth y got- d ' tl.---l-l.y- .t Un-h—"]t In Mil, On rionH iini of Union, and State of New Jersey. «jasted-t)y—our^—special Ivertlsew aat wishing to make they usually Byer & Atnistrong furnished for light housekeeping, BEGINNING at a point In the cess, have fuller,, better flavor. -:birt shucks, he's paid to! And the advertiser - sore, iwn their Identity. For this SO back where receive Rahway Natlanai Bank Rtetinn. 179 West MUton farthwesterly line of St. Georges Ave. on 'em — Ltttrwho reads TvitB~'gncir BtttMfi TtyfB HI* TO THE BKff- itettrrrt~~tn* _ ._ vies there Is no extra charge. ord office not later than July Bulldine. Hahway, N. J. Avenue. July 15 3tr^ty-one'h'uadrcdttis of a foot nortb. iced coffee. ^=h_t 22, Joseph A. Keating, ,254 Wal- fllty-three degroca forty-five minutes he reads them to see if the paper got the prices right. Who else? Wbat's the great we are always busy. Sehwartlng's ~ MORTGAGE LOANS PHONES BSKD DAttY ter Street, and receive two free East from tne corner formed by tne Tydol Service. Irvine and Milton. Ward & Eichhom, 286 North Apartments Furnished intersection or tho said northwesterly pkK iL ]„„ .t,,...... ---•-1 --;t : • _ i t.jplmta E'S solve me m(yfciiery ... iiuu occ; - — >-HM easterly side of Ross Street as saM A tnellonr Bavor popular wltli mxny. Gtonna to your order. NEWLY DECORATED FOR- streets arc nottr established by Inw; nlshed apartment, improve- from said beginning running along Autos For Sale ments. Business district. Very the northwesterly side of St. Georges (MM SL 9-lU* PaintingT Decorating Hdp Wanted Female Avenue north fifty-three degrees Coffee 2 35c 55 desirable for business coufMe. forty-live minutes East eoventy-flve Tllio superb blead has rich, full Un.vor and qrony. Teiephone^Rahway-.7-1404. •Tccr to a potnt: -tnence aiongr remain-^ VACATION SALE DLE AGED WOMAN TO July 8 tfIng lands of Stephen C. and Helen E. Standard Reconditioned TJeed Cars plcte *5 and up. F. R. Revolr. care for elderly invalid. Board I Bull north thirty-six degrees twenty- Gold Seal 1 ! painter and paperhaneer, 111 three minutce West one hundred Buy Now! .Basgain Prices rooafand reasonable wage. Ref- To T.f*t ^»flltian-St.~Pbohe t-3B8*-or t- -ereucea.—Reply-Record- 0SOX-333T Special Notices 1§3? PoDtiac 6.4 door trunk sedan tW69. Ju 17 ss Htlll along remaining liukU> of Stephen 19S8 Pontlac coupe C. and.êlen B. BulL parallel with St. the Ol.best Gradp Fimillj How rallied. Always _j7n 193S Chevrolet * door trunk sedsa SEX ROOM HOUSE, Oil, BURGeorge- s Avenue south fifty-three de HURLOCK Now Paek Center Cuts and Tips ten's, tailor. 8 Slsabcth Avenue, PAINTING. ALL KINDS OF ncr, at 436 Maple Avenue. In- greets forty-five minutes West seventy- 1S36 Pontlac • door sedan painting done. Rates reasonable Coal — Coke five feet to a point in the remaining call at 8? Richardson Street. 1634 Poatlnc sedan • quire 116 East Hazelwood Avc- lands belonging now or fornierly to *% MoNo. . 2 *% EC ? :f New Bruns»lek tor clothes. Ceoree Dlncfield. 1710 Irvine uue. July 8 3tCbas. O. Tlngley; thence along tho 1933 Chevrolet 2 door trunk se_as Street. Rahway 7-07S9-M. cans 1S3S Ford 4 door sedan ' FIGURE IT FOR YOURSELF. l^ne of said remaining lands belonging Asparagus Tins AB 18 BBOPGOT With an Iron Fireman Auto- 1340 BRYANT STREET. IDEAL »>nw or formerly to Chas O. TlnRley | The HMOKt oiuce Dy « 038 3 Jii raatic Coal Stoker you burn the 6 room house A-l condition. Hot South thlrty-slx degrees twenty-three Old Fa.Kion Calif. Freestone 1S34 Bulck Victoria coupe . office with this ad not later nunutea East one hundred seventy- 1069 LcesvUle Avenue, not later cheapest coal and* burn less ton-- air heat, 540. can also be bought. live feet to a point In tne northwest- soaraaus _t n -33. it win—fee OfcftJJOBROSI th«n—July—S27-yoo—wtli receive nage than when firing by hand. F. H.-Roever. 133 Florence Ave., erly aide of St. Georges Aveaue the Home* No. 2' a tvo ttte Hahway St. Georee and West Milton Ave. two free Rahway Theatre tick- You c&Q install an Iron Fireman Irvincton. Essex 3-Q444, place of BEoaramo Style • cans ^js^fc.*::^..,. : .^ Open Evfcnlngs Tel. Bah. 7-MT? ets, J. J. Maye. 1443 Church St. Being the same premises conveyed r on our easy payment plan and by Stephen C. Bull and Helen E. Bull. your fuel savings will pay for his wife, to James A. Motecn and it. Geo. M. Frlese, East Hazel- FOR RENT Eathei- E. Moleen. his wife, by deed Canned Grapejruit Juice Emergency Sale wood Avenue, near Main. Dealer Immediate occupancy. West Mil- dated July 27. 1927. In coal. coke, fuel oil and ton Avenue. Six room duplex There- la due approximately $7,284.60 Florida Sweetened or Natur_[ .^1 JUp%C mason's supplies. house, bath, shower, screened wtth Interest from May 4. 1938. and porch. Telephone Rahway 7- costs. LEE S. RIG&Y. Sheriff. n 1342-M. 3uly 15 3tORLANDO H. DEY, BolT. Pees »25J0, EDJ&RB—CX-1803 Grapefruit Juice °* ' V ArticlesTFor Sale SEX ROOM BOUSE. ALL IM- July X-4tW Y C provementsv Two car Barage,-S45v India Relish B±7 ^% IO She likes to say that the children are grown Here • Is a pretty, eoasslete; little. world, at August 1st, at 582 Hamilton This fellow's income is 'wny above average; Remember her debut party? She'll be back SEVEN CUEiq_rEET G. E. RE- Street. See A. L. Smith. 430 R r orl C busy, what with the little car-a Record ad up and out of the way now v—'- .but Just course. Two children, a busy young JjWB- Professional Directory frigerators. Good condition. there are not many like him, we'll admit. West Grand Avenue. Telephone Catsup TaCco a IO watch her smile when she sees an ad for band, a nev house-... a UtUe donunlan Must sacrifice. Write Record Retired from business iast-yearr~survlved •busy, what with the little car aRecord ad 7-0183-J, helped" sell her Qgar~the-places on the print wash frocks . . . size 3 to 6! Keeps a that's pretty hard to crash. But site's made A Ready Reference ef Business and Frofessiaas for/Xtsur Cettveaieaee Box 298. Ju 24 tf -toe-depresstorrtueelyr^thank-yoUv-ana^will .gOrHsTtikt touchesTUmostêvery dny-of - the Record-n—seelcowe Intruder, BUNO*LOW. 5 ROOMS. ALL IM- Jnmbo pke |Oe crowffVoes to (they say the boys pick them else, she asks, would she tint) Use sum* help be back from Bar Harbor in September: from the Record), and tha big party her the calendar, andTUOf the dates ore for FOR SALE—CHEA? provements. Inquire 2231 Price Ghocolate PU>frg a Ifinlr nut, nf pinldrVg IIP $3,50 : ln_keeplnne a not-too-blg budfet straiitht 1 20-sallon cas water heater. 1 -gives every summer. To fintp shp's ! Entertalnii a lot, too, and manages ~. how else i • Street. id-MHk 3g* vuitUiB fur the-snlesrReads the- ~tracked~~down material for costumes, ar- to belong to quite a few of the clubs. Proud Ing so newly furnished on so little ... wh-t ods—not every day—but; wouldn't think of ranged for tickets, and has practically of her home, and not. a bit unwilling to Call Rahway 7-0917. ROOMS, SUN PARLOR. t other source would be. so ehlUlne. absut 1 tf garage, steam. Rent $22. Ins- 18-01 buying without CheckTns the price and closed a deal with a florist ... all through take advantage of a bargain for it when tipping her off on dosens ot savings every Supreme Bread loaf quality againsfr-every value in the paper. the Record! the Record backs it up! week. • —— - — BROS, M. G. CLENDENNY quire Yovonovits. Mereline. Ave- SUMMER PRICES tmra r Slitla* FOUR BURNER nue. Avenel. Order Now f tJHBtti baby carriage, la One pint bottle for le or Gold - Silver • NltkH condition, also Ice box. •3 BOOM HOUSE. AIX IMPROVE- STOVE 7....$9.50 Note, 77 East Grand Avenue. tneats. or four housekeeping NUT 9.50 Vto job too lirge or smidl ?-8§SJ^-7-1239-J rooms. Inquire 623 - Rainbow J 19c W3 »*m St. SA34 AVeriue, Linden. PEA 8.50 28 can BUCKWHEAT f.00 B &> M Beans -°* 17c I Ovaltine 33,. "Honses For Sale ALL COAL GUARANTEED Pren>!ulrn C»>aclceTrs Exterminators CLEAN HARD ANTHRACITE Midee lee Box Freeze °» lOc WANTED TO BUY—PBED PIAT- WE HAVE 50 SMALL HOMES SPECIAL PRICES Clicquot Club Singer Ale (w»-i*=p«it> 3 pt bots 25c Extermln*Uon or all »«win. form scale, Inquire The Rah- from $2500 up. Terms to suit (BH !lBll !l) tb pItfe BRAKE SERVICE Moflftg aa Siorate way Record. Jul 1 3t •ON QUANTITY LOTS SaladaTea "" * M-*P"«'I9CI ^• 37c The Sena at BttKt Ited Bar* Hlw. E»u. mm Bapt, Carrfol Refrigerator Haadltnr your needs. Old English No-Rubbing Liquid WOK " <*» U9c &TV] JtaJ *k W Bouba. etc. . Masa Bsistlag WAJJTED—FIVE OB SIX CANE BAUER-BROOKS CO. ctm BOWCO LABORATORIES Storase S3 up ih locked rooms scat straight chairs. Not an-1480 Irving St. Rahway 7-086S Geschwind Bros. Babbitt's Cleanser 5c Bitl.«U 1289 Broad St. Rah. V-2I8S-J tf Aug 13 Ttteplieiw ltalisray 7-I9C4 tiques. Must be cheap. Write 305 W. EUiaboth Ave., Linden Toilet Orw MR yt*x* pf«caoa expartenee cauca C BaX"307. care Rahway Record. JNMAN MANOR Telephone LindeB 2-4511 Soap with Cyanids and Oyusld* Du Palmolive Dept Store ;______Jul V!_ 3t 3 blocks off St. George Ave. on 3 16 MOVE YOU A BLOCK OR A WAV ncn vrm Vnr-1 T-mnn Ave., 6 rooms, attached Red pkg 4« . MILE—ALWAYS A SMILE PAY CASH FOR YODB^ earage ^ b%m ^ ^^^ small size 9o_C old china, glass, silver, bric-a- SuperSuds GRIES BROS. oil burner, P. H. A. financed. Concentrated 4M| foKE or fQDALrrr Fuel Oil brac, old music boxes and fur- Blnb jiPPLEGATE niture^ Phone Plainfleld 6- S67S0 small pkg 9c JL alhmm Gold Sttipe ttute 3 models open to you TTHE MOVER 0106-W or write E. Montz, 32 COMPREHENSIVE Brightens 35c ' I PWitl Gfl Fnel & Fmtitce Oil 1 Jncksnn Aveniifi. North ..Plnin- BAUER-BKOOKS CO. -_3CHn=fl8i' i«--io-f-6«-rtor RAII.-i-mm- cach •SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. LOTl Fine Quality Four-Sewed Brooms 150x150. Fruit trees, berries and il Burners Rooms "Without Board -ccapes-on—property. No-rcnsmi. *dg^ able offer refused. 1639 park BtilT prefers the comics; but graduated Into Belongs to a nuinber of clubs, has kept a Stll] in school, but looking forward to the OkPl.krTKl.i AtrroM FURNISHES' ROOM, ALL IM- Street. Jul 8 3t —POLKJY Fiiej|H Killed Fancy Fatted Had a tough time a couple ot yean «to. Is the biggest thing in automo- the ad reading class lftst year, when he de- good business golnekfor a number of years, day when he can buy his first car. Just at But he found a Job throueh Usa Sel» HUSCtiOTIONS provctnents. Gentlemen onlj* and has a son who's going into the business present quite satisfied with the buys he OIL BUBNER 1768 Lawrence Street.- Jul 1 -3t THIRTEEN ROOM HOUSE. ALL bile insurance today: the best cided he wanted a prep suit like the one his Wanted section in the classifieds, and he Bra* ScrvtM Wlib A improvements. Two car garage, policy for your new car. All buddy Charlie got. Has since found quite sonte day soon. Makes a hobby of his place finds in sporting goods In The'Record. &- and the wife have been reading the ads for MEDICINES Oil &"GaBoliiie If your automobile insurance terested in what the well dressed young ROOM WITU OR WITHOUT chicken coops, & acre $4,000. Sizes a few things he's going to own some day. up at the lake, and won't let aûn or tackle one reason or. another ever slaee. First board. 1110 Jaqucs Avenue. Moffla, Lecsville and Woodbine isn't comprehensive, ask us to man should wear, and willing to do a. little Itwas the new furniture they needed when Kirsteuri'a Sapply €o I Sold on one make of bicycle right now. and ad out of his sight till he's readat all the tell you why it should be. \Y researbh ih the subject. (It's -whispered New Bfaamek Aveane vail •Jul 1 4t Avenue, Rahway 7-0655-W. a certain page of the Record has a way of way through. Finds the Record aa»-^ good tEey" stopped "doubling up" with her" folks, Tie HeiiH 8ter*» ALDEN FOEfi Offi <£& CUriaaw t»t-;jS53 Jul 8 4t thatshe lives just a block or, two away). then they needed a used ear. and Tight sow. LARGE FRONT FURNISHED popping-up-in-a-prominent-place each -Fri- -Indication b£ -business—conditions -liis-the —. -- 1 74 Estt Chsnv Stre*» LEGS of Wk^hftlltthdf th -^nrarthlnss-loolrUctMr at the pUSrindT 7*K~U. A. LOXN~GKSNTED 43EIr*BEEMAN & SON day night.about the time that Dad's due city ... as well as an effective "mediuisv room. •ncar~bus~Tmd~depotj=for trip west that he read about In an ad. In there's another aest egg laid away, they're businesbusinss woman,, liai;i; "N N Five room cottaec, all improve- .1463 IRVING STREET Veal home. •"--.•- - • RUMP for liis. own business. The Record. looking for another house. ments. Tile bath and kitchen. ;Kvery Service Brunswick Avenue. 7-0632-W. Rahway, N. 3. RALPH L SMITH _, Jul 1 StDownstairs lavatory. Fire place, SMe Hewined Beilaad TEL. BAB. 7-0050 Veal Cutlets rcEii oas ::,,;; •• Window Shades «e cedar closets, steam heat, oil bur- I MERGHANtS' PARCEL. FURNISHED ROOM; NEAR HOS- ner, earage attached. Three blocks ? : v family.- Near station. 1318 Ful- • prices on brake liaise, nave Fine: Quality" Side FOB SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- and present It personally any U. S. No. I Jeriey New lyow_brakes relined or_adjusted ^HdHlld ton-Street, y July 8 St tatc, 50x100 ft. lot In one of the week-day before 5:00 P. M. »t •now, fend-have It done by one ONE LARGE ROOM AND KITCII- finest residential sections .of the'office ot |wha knows how. - We BUarantee Window Shades all r.lty improvrmentsi 15-25 IniikesttrbiSTiehirw Icar leaves our shop. All na- -Jeweler^ Only 44c keeping, also single rooms con- including paved street. Price THE |U0hally known materials Used. tinuous hot. water. 1339 Fulton $1,600. Ucl Freeriian , & Son, . Elbcrta Freestone Peaches 3 lbs 13c .A. R. GoldblaH_&.C«..,JL«c._ On Your Rollers Street. Telephone Rnhway 7- 1460 Irving St: Tel.. Rah. 7-0050. KSJatBOTL* JEWELERS - OPTICIANS 0914-J. \July 8 3t Fresh New. Jersey Corn 6 oars_15c_ t STOCK-OIF—- Tickets riot reaeemablB f»r âymenUTUTto* As $1.09 Bmra -FVcfe Mcttsutiag II. Si No. Yeilptv Onions 4~lbsibc GENUINE LOCKHEED SHe Vet We*k Ana Fitting . Notice Saturdays, Sunday9 _nd holi- HYDRAULIC FARTS AND Ajiattmeiita Unfurnished days. .'. • • y .'-. -. ,'" Solid Slicing Tomatoes 2 lbs 13c Pretty shrewd, this youaesterl Kind of Not loo Tntm • free hour In her llfel But fMro Open Won. - SW. - Sat. IGves. - runup NO*ICE It's ftdate l And that, as ftnv bright vaimg totAKK UtRmtB WEFAttEO HI B. Cherry St. Bah. ÎBW blijhb Tlrltrtn fllgftH Wlthfttit Ad farm, "but Tie^s managcaTto combine tlie "ad- dftuble duty,'whea slw starts off on a, ehop- yyou, _ _ . * rjuiit ft waste*of my Valuablfc time," OH |tt-UODR-TOWIN5t.xVour jphbto ! Apply Greven's Hotel, Cherry plltlof ^ O«ntml Hall Corp.,' per lelons ÔN^V D years. First saw the radio he now owns in make up for hours spent in a uniform; may be for some hew hose ... for a place must have sotten in het by mlst&ka. Sorry , ' RAHWAY DEPARTMENT Street. Jul 1 tr ——Thc-Klta-Brftthcra la a Record ad. Installed a bathroom after a eosmetles have to be better, to pass her to have the white boat cleaned ... for *.. hey, wait a minute! *.«. that U* VouVo Yoar Ad In Xv«, Block 280. lot 37. Rfthvwi , N J., '•KENSOCKt MOONSaOENE" -.. Wkrti Qnalll? tomtit ami Yom Monty Gb*i Fttrtiml something really different to wear If it's got on . . . didn't W6 see Sed thit tMittem STORE THREE ROOMS AND BATH AUL In variation ol Section 0 ot the Build Record hd told him how inexpensive the rigid Inspection; everything she buys must Improvements Oas and electric. In? Zono Ordltt&aca to chtuiffd the Meat, Coffca Knei Prodiica i?ticm SfTeetlrs to attwday Sflgbt, a dance. But whatever thjs occasion, it's adwettlsed about a Wefek aftoV tTh-litih *» >s I BRAKE SferWICE 1SS0 MAl"N ST. pw>«#nt fnet&vy Mnd pnbllc Imli to it "YELtOW JACK'? •Grtuxrj rrtcen to \V

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^ The Rahway Record 5?C? THE PAJStcJS^.gON6r CJ 'WE FAdg "TO-DX>^ t?6. Junior League Teams Auditor's Report Cue Bees Extend *ee-Game Affair:To Open Knights Defeat " Alumni ng City Tennis Play Use The Classified Ads RAHWATT, N. J., FRWXX,\ JULY 15, 1938 Telephone Hahway 7-OSOO Battle To Deadlock Contlnuedfro.nl Page One To EndOn Sunday Essa NeTOutfitl Befendant Given Advice H.N.S. Softballers Gatfcolic League The Binkydlnks and Bob Whites Jusiness Joins A POTTERY Stewart Gets Free Free Classes Are I In Rahway River Park With battled to a 5-5 tie in a Junior tions U these levies con be made Although playing their best ten, • By Judge In City Court Birthday Gift for "Uncle Dan' AUTHORITY ON The._ _Kn!ghts of Columbus St. Mary's. Alumni team-tumbled Recreation League game yesterday COLLECTOR and the contest was terminated Final Round Scheduled In now. nls of the -season the Cue B**s CRIME PRAISES swamped the Holy Name Society'sHoly Name Society No. 1 from the On August 32, 1928, the report Sales Crusade Judge Needell grave Lawrence Signs For Rahway Started At Pool | Twe Clubs Even In Strength No. 2 team by a 14 to 0 score in undefeated ranks of the Catholic in the 10th Inning by rain. Macy's Rahway River Park; .were downed by the league leading Wilson. 37 of 884 MwIn street two "CRIME" SHORT the Catholic Softball League last!Softball League Wednesday night homer with Austin on base tied Monnett Defends continues, authorization was given Standard Oil Wednesday evening, choices in police court this week ' the score in the eighth for the for the expenditure of $5,000 for iway Firms tuvited To Parking Rules Will Be En- Swimming, Diving And ftommel Expected To Oppose Bellinger In First Con- night. Duffy and Slsto paced the [by winning by| a- 2 to-l-seere^-.&* Rihkydlnks and tils team went 4 to 1, before ft large' audience. and Wilson will have to take one winners as Clos let the losers thpugh held to four hits by Porker, The city men's tennis cham- extension of Milton avenue. Only Results Were: Participate In Job of the suggestions if he wishes;.to Life Saving On Park f ahead" In the ninth when Koczon pionship is expected to be-decided avoid trouble with' police, accord^ forced When They test For City Championship; Both Clubs down with four hits. Score: the Alumni toain scored once in scored on an error. The Bob $423.39 was spent arid the project stogies, C. Walts (S. O.) bested Movement HOLY NAME NO. 2 (0) ~fthe first and second innings while this weekend at-the Rahway River ing to Needell. ;j Are Installed Program In City "P '" thRlr ha]f of was left Incomplete. He '-", "-^r'TVin Brennan. 3b 3 0 1 * jltne losers got weir lone tally™ the ninth when Mee's third hit mends cancellation 6Fthcunex- JDube, w _._.,..- ..._._;_... 3 0 J> _p!the third, - .• played, weather permitting. Most mends cancellation of the (8. O.). outlasted George Smith, Business, and professional men and battery ^preferred' by , Hattle Installation of signs Inform Ing Free classes In swimming, diving — -The Rahway Cardinals and the-tsennie-Bellinger—who- pitched scored Sisto. of the preliminary rounds -have ponded balance of-*4.56?*1 and O'Coniior. 3b & 0 DukepTJonncil and Les O'Cpn- doubts If assessments can be made 12-10. 6-2; A. Kerbaek (S. O.). de- a each or the 14 municipalities of Williams, 215 Haydoct street, Wil- the motoring public of new park- and life saving started at the y Elites, the city's two in-two-hit game in his last start. Pord, ss 3 0 0 been played^durlng the past week Sustem Union County have been son was found not guilty and the ing regulations recently adopted dependent baseball teams, will Probable lineups: Brady, lb 3 D I 0 nor had two hits-each to lead the and thus far Cephas Monnett. de- for* .benefits derived by the partial feated Everett Godfrey, e-0, 6-0. swimming pool in Rahway River nppn n f.hrm»-gown> «»rm» Tnv bullu W. Oore, p-c , 3 • 0 fending champion, has survived to construe^. l>oubies, Amu isoracn and JLee toÂcttag Chief Stewart who has Monday Tof children and city baseball championship at Simpson, If •advisnd -Wllson-to ctay-away-fL»M. White; c Thomas.-sf 3' O Byrnes Team Loses the seeded field. OB October 24, 1928. appropria- Carter (Cue S«fe) came through Salesmen's.. the complainant or . else marry obtained, an offer of signs at no adults. Sahway Biver Fork Sunday begin- Vlrostko, 3b —Harris, ib .Beat, cf 3 0 tion of $8*500 was "voted for con- rational Thwf. T'Httmnn, TvmnnpTM* nf tlifl E. Rellly. rf 3 Tt—WU&—itimuum:ed did upt'-reveal Ins ning at 3 P. M. The series hasAbrams. rf L. Bellinger, cf t-Vt» nffntr struction-of « sewer _ _ way pool heads the Instructors. been arranged by the managers of Jenkins, ss Itreet, -the auditor's j*eport~ghnW8. | gnd 13. Allison 8-6r4-o, tt-a. iconic B. MttlhtfTTcr Mintel, ss Totals 28 Saturdoy. This Is the largest field The %2 which would have been Dlttman will be assisted by Life the two teams and because the Koza, 2b Lewis, rf which has entered in years. The A total.of $7,628.67 was expended to the absence of Tommy Tliowt^ :hamtwr's special eomsdittee. Guard Walter Kuch and BUI Boy- games shape up as naturals, the Gottdenleer, Ib Bellinger. If but * no assessments .were levied. With the slogan "Sales Mean sufficient to eet a marriage 11- feature of the early rounds was the •by-the-eomplaiiiant Ian, i .—: Cardinals Have shifted their sched- Hoodzow, c Van Cline, 2b The Dennis. Byrnes A. A. waselimination of Henry Hesse" byThe county furalsKed *I7«I30 oKsînaoS Swimming classes for boys and ule in order to accommodate the Barnes, c Jackson, 3b Comon. sf J- -beaten, for -the-first time this sea- leaving a balance of $6,218.17 as- tlrement and substituted and he movement was inaugurated i«~ as costs of court. i funds for purchase of signs, Stew- Shupper, If Angelo, c John Terpak in the third round. galred with Berwyn McCaskm did art obtained the offer of free signs. girls will be conducted each week Elites' who challenged them ~a Len. Bellinger, p Ploslto. Ib son Wednesday evening when the Other matches ran true to form sessable. Kenna suggests that an cully at a luncheon meeting in The city will install and main- - Judge BCB Lindsay, noted author- day at the Rahway pool starting at week digo through' The Record Rommel, p Cloa. p Ralph L. Smith Association team but Monnett was extended by Wil- opinion be obtained regarding the remarkably welL Th« Cue Seta he-Hotel Wlnfleld Scott, troml- Fanchcr Heads Board; ity on Juvenile Delinquency, com- 10:30 A. M. The pupils will start Sports psgesi" — Newman, p Duffy, ss defeated the Recreation Softball right to levy the assessments. lost this match to Q. Evans and i tain them for a period of several Moore. 3b. liam Scott before winning after an v _nt business and professional inen •years after which they will be- mends Director Leslie Fenton for as beginners and after- advancing "THeclHBs^Shape up evenly:" ^The NndleV.ff ~:T~ League leaders by a i to 1 score. extra set. Scores were: Would Band Ofttelab B. Nosb-and 6-3.-6-4, ram Ralrxay and ot-her shopping Springer Secretary the. p6wertu!~lesson depicted in "A to the swimmers' stage will be- Cards have won IS games and lost Ststo. cf 4 4 The defeat snapped a six game The report also recommends enters In Easternr-Unlon County come Railway's property. Criminal is Born," as he watches Perrlne. rf 4 3 First Round Free Advertising come eligible to Join a junior life three while the Elites have won Team Standings In winning streak but docs not af- Victor Andreski defeated Fred bonding of the president, secretary •ere in attendance sad pledged Harry Fancher was re-elected"" -tho Crime Doe3 Not Pay. subject saving class. 1$ fltifi lost two. "RritH rinKq riff- fect the first half standings as Schwartz. 6-4. 7-5: Raymond and treasurer of *he Pension Fund- heir personal support to the pro- president of the Board of Adjust- ;e only stipulation is that the hl fild O'Cumxur. no u> Ttle chltr tes—tee— Tho-ltfo raving-olacsec lno defeated a Bayonne team by simi- O'Doiuicli. as jlthe losers had already cunenca Kuneyl defeated John ^ signs must bear the name ot the the championship of this half. ritie tirpadea manufacturer. Some municipali- Junior life saving for boys at Rah- lar scores which indicates that Recreation Baseball Rack. Ib ..... 8-4. 5-7. 6-3. {The "Pension yvr ploytr, toileeU Califor- new parking restrictions will be way on Tuesday and Thursday they are about even in strength. Zaccaro.* c .'.. The winners scored In the sec- Second Round benefits t© 11 members, the re- y local spealcers. served as president of the board ties have objected to this advertis- SENIOR LEAGUE Cardinals Beat Kocaon, If Have Your Slices To make Eastern.Union County nia pottery end it pictured with during the past' year. He re-ap- enforced. starting at noon; junior life saving all of which promises a_good series. Dunn, 2b ond and third innings. Leon Shot- Arnold M. Carlchuff defeated ports states.-and will need aid part.of htr eollettioH. Mist O'Siilli- ANIEL. CAHTERDEARD (lott), shown with Guild Secretary William ing feature. | for girls Monday and Wednesday, ' Cards Defeat Owls W. L. Pet. Nolan, sf 01 lander let the losers down with six from "the city to remain solvent. job conscious" and "sales con- pointed Lewis A. Springer as sec- natloup! Boy Scout commis- S. McLean, who headed a delegation Pending Installation of signs, Pelicans : 1 0 1.000 WUlis Monnett, 6-0. 6-2: M. T. Half Soled By clous" and assure the success of t1nr Ttfp smrirny tHe Woodbridge White Owls to O1J Country 0 1 Mtr Pete Koza's triple with two"^n I season, tteore: Walter Wilson, Jr.. 6-4. 6-3; Henry oou as a lumi la presented with a miniature Napo- bratcd the occasion quietly la com* in Irving street and sections of costs or 53 in pouce c IrX tms for women Monday and Wednes- Colletriates 0 0 .000 Totals i o l It. L. SMITH ASSS". (I) policy. on of every busloess man and Public Hearing leonlc coach as a gUt from* the Gen- pony with his wife. A formal ceto-] four hits as the Cards won by It base gave the Cardinals a pair of AB R H Hesse defeated Andreslcl.^6-3. 6^0; > Leather Lifts 1 Man Tells Police That Fulton street and West Milton ave- week after receiving a suspended day, starting at t P. M. to 2. These two clubs had previ- runs in the seventh Inning and 8cor£ by Innings: Burns, as 4 0 0 George Wilson defeated Richard The report also states that the rnV in U>e area. Sf idler states. eral 'Motors educational foundation oration was* held several days nue. After the signs have been sentence on a charge of being dis- Holy Name No. 1 ... 001 000 0—1 Boclthuaen. cf 4 1 3 transactions of the liquor board Bonkers, industrialists, whole- Two Men Robbed Him on his eighty-eighth birthday. Be Is previous. it even In two games. JUNIOR LEAGUE enabled them to conquer the West- Bt.-Mary'o Alumnj—.-.—HO—000—» MorinEor. 6-0, 6-0; Jade Schmidt f Rubber Lifts 20e<< (Continued from Page One) installed. It is expected that the orderly. Record Ads Pay Manager Lou Cerchioro is-expected field Y. M. C. A. team in Westf ieldj gemieth Miller, 6-3. 6-3- hi. racial nut. n« ntrll-r ritv drnttft- t I t W. L. Pet. Three base bit, L. O'Connor. Uffl- O'Connel. 3b .. 4 .fen's HnWsoIe XIIEe Jennl. 1358 New Esses to send Don Rommel, his no-hit Saturday. 7 to 4. The game waspire, Slsto. .. 4 Ot Cephas Monnett defeated William,| ments. that is. disbursements i-ery line of business and profes- he at taae mB r Blnkydinks 1 0 1.000 LIlltT.fleld. c street, reported to poUce this week rJ " .,& «» y° a^ «00 which will result in- a large righthander, to the mound in the tied up at that time. Falkcaberg. If . .. 2 o ' Scott. 6-3. 4-6, 6-4. should be approved by the mayor, Rubber Heels.. $ onol acuvlty. can aid materially p p !(V first gome and also hasl Newman Dunham 1 0 1.000 Score: Zbon.y. 2b-rt .. a O| Third Round treasurer and city cleric. The r pointing out to their employees *^ *^ ~ "" " ~^ * •- Interest saving to the city because Green Hornets ...... —. 0 2 .000 CARDINALS (7) Morhok. rt-sf 3 liquor board is now receiving funds hat Uils movement means to thehithas tpocke two tme inn took 20 cents from | ready for hurling duty. - - Shotlander. p 3 ° Corkhuff defeated Krochak. 6-1, street at .. _ it is agreed from all sources-that The Elites are planning to start Bob Whites 0 0 -000 AB R H E o o o 6-0: TerpaUfcdefcated Hesse, 8-6, and disbursing them as a separate TEDDY'S— of School Estimate. The -state- Comets ~..~...... 0 0 ,000 81mpson. cf 4 1 I 0 Railway Boy Badly Olnrrlda. 2b 1 unit, the report states. This is also I Councilman Fealces nf the Bon.rrl | nerrtthiw hign thh schoo» n.irlt wil»»irl bfne y^rabsolutels tKy S Vlrostko. 3b 6 1 1 01 ecneral improvement of busl- Detective that one ment read: necessary, regardless of enrollment, Shupper. If 4 1 1 ---0 Totals 31 4 contrary to policy. SHOE REPAIR s locally Jand throushout the crabbed him from kehlnd and the = Mintel. ss S 0 1 IT DENNIS BYRNES (1) "As stated at our meeOng of but from a structural standpoint. Hurt When Struck AB R H nonce now much quicker The Sinking Fund Commission's 11588 Mmln Si. Op. WTanrwl nirj-." he said. . . -. other reached in trouser's July 1. concerning the ability of Switch to XCo2a. 2b 5 1 3 0 a job is done when everybody con- aff airs were reported as being In Mas? Cities Entered pocket and took the money. Adequate For Future Go&denkor, Ib 4 1 3 1 | Calais, rf 2 0 1 the City of Rahway to raise suffi- "It is the attitude of the Office Arvoy, rf 5 1 I o i W, Fitzgerald. 2b 3 0 2 nected with it minds his own busi- excellent shape with funds.well | More than-491 cities and towns The men Ihen fled toward Route cient funds to meet SS percent of Talking Barnes, c 3 0 3 0 By Car At Morgan T. Fitzgerald. 3b 4 0 0 s of the Mayor and the Chairman of ness? over the prescribed limit. .u... tv^t U..WUO3V ••»«: j«u»» 2 - •» "a"- ""» only descripUon Zboray, p .., — — -~....-3- 1 a 0 Daniels, p 2 0 1 coast "to. Joined 11111 the cost of the erection of a newthe Finance Committee, represent- High. Ib 3 0 l his campaign. Each oneioFthemjff could- offer was 4hat the| high "School, not exceeding the Daly, cf 3 0 o i that unusually satisfactory ~" * " ing the Common Council, that, Totals 38 7 13 3 Peter Ward. 15, son of Mr. arid 1 fsum of $400.1000. would advise that the City wants a building adequate WESTFIELD Y.M.C.A. (4) Mrs. Peter J. Ward. 1427~ Main J. Tenneson. c 3 o o have, been reaped. In street, is irrMemcrlnl Hospital in Houseman, sf 2 0 o pp -in-alt MSS. MARSHALL! for not only the present but for McMillan. 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 B, Tenneaon. lr 2 1 O tor, P. gi»TiT»i». and< he ad- the future needs of the city at a BIAIITYREST NardTellb. rr .3 I 03 critical condition, it was reported SaffiiRond, ss ".. 3 o i no—a-omen's dubs, dvlc patri- that the city can legally, for last night. ' |Uc and fratfmill lM Red Bank Tuesday afternoon for reasonable cost and in giving the nughnnghtnnt . If , *• 3 o n iSia -th, MillerT,, sa ... I The youth was struck by a Key- Totals .. ie—n—5—r iCTlcultural groups, retail outlets\ - Annabelle Marshall; 1284issue a bond issue not exceeding consent for the submlssion_of the! Hess, c Score by Main street, who died Saturday. project to the PWA. it Is under-1 BracuttO. 3b iport emergency car which was R L. Smith . ., 023 000 0—4 If all kinds;- labor orsanizations' the sum mentioned. Dennis Byrnes . . . 000 010 0—1 rigorously supporting the Burial was in Eaton town Ceme- stood that every step possible will) Wlllco. -ef ... ;;;$• \ called to Morgan to revive a bather law Doesn't Apply Hope, J.b ... taken from the surf Sunday. He StrucSk k outt . by Daniels 5. Sbotlan- illed sales, effort, according to tery. Mrs. Marshall was born in "We might point out that ap- be taken by the board to limit any \ Howarth, p . der 3. Bases on balls, off Daniels' 2. MARKET. Inc. yor Walter E. Welmer. honor- Ret) Bank-and had lived here for expenditures for extras and that) Blatter, rf- 1 was taken to a South Araboy hos- Shotlander 5. Double play, Marhak- parently, the law passed by thethe plans and specifications, as: OrtUeb. c 0 pital and later transferred here Myere. chairman of the Springfield abouj 30 years. She was a mem- State Legislature does not apply where it was found he was suffer- 1483-1485 MAIN STREET _ Job*_" campaign. Sev- ber of Ebenezer A. M. E. Church. to your Board and. therefore, we finally adopted, will represent the Totals ...31 ing^from a fractured skull and Between Cherry and Lewis Sts TEL. 7-M03—7-04M I or the leading pastors In that Surviving are five cousins. Mrs.must keep within the legal limit project, except, perhaps for a few SEher injuries to the ^head and Railway Rotarians Play [ity haw. called, attention to theUary. ' See and William. JuanlU, heretofore established by law andminor-items which cannot-be fore- Donald and Ernest Van Cllne of seen at* the present time. body, In IJistrict Taumament SWIFT PREMIUM FRIDAY - SATURDAY^ iJtrtLSON^ CEEtlFlED* tfe from their pulpits. in giving the above opinion, we are-J—"*ghte—action is offered- The boy was still in an uncon- employer In" GirlêoufNews ONLY tnion County, regardless of thef scious condition yesterday. Young Smith represented the Rahway exceed the legal concrete statement in writing of The Robin Hood Unit of the Ward was in a party which went Smoked Smoked |umber of h~l» employea. is asked The new marigolds have lost the of debt prescribed for the City of Girl Scout Day Camp entertained Rotary Club In the annual district hold conferences at which the displeasing family odor. Some of the city's ability to meet its share to Morgan from Rahway Sunday Hotarian tournament at Echo Lake Rahway. Thls_is_sxplained hi this of the obligation without Jeopard- the other 2 units with scenes from afternoon. Among those "In?'the lurpose and the program of-the them resemble giant .yellow Car- |letter so that the Interest rate on the story "Robin Hood" yesterday, Wednesday. Montclair won the fatlonal Salesmen's Crusade are to nations. izing the city's credit or financial ] party were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph event with a four-man team total any bonQTfssue issued by the city standing. The expenditure jjl the the closing day of tne second week. Glangrandl and daughter Julia of ' discussed. We want each Jbusi- will not be effected thereby. Thk crafts program of this unit of 337. Hoblitzell shot one of the and-_professional- man —and above amount wiH~ in no way 731 West Grand avenue and Vin-best scores- in the tournament. Hams the -program has been sent—to j "It is felt that the city proceed handicap the cits in this regard. has consisted"df pottery bowls, leaf Hams cent Truppa, 281 West Grand ave- clr employees to wear the attrac- practically every business and pro-1 at this time principally because ^§y&*! "ChiefV. . . B & B Sparkling Walter Is plaques, hanging 4vy bowls, gross 41-39—80 while Smith had ve red-white and blue button of •To Save Rents ''sit upons" from natural, grasses. nue. 51-51—102. • - - ' NOTE OÛR PRICE ON THESE BETTER GRADES fesslonal man in Eastern -Union! of its ability to secure assistance crusade." said Miller. County by the>Chamtxr of Com- from the Federal Government to "Also, it is contemplated that THE Hat Weather Drink Mixer!" This unit is making plans for out- I Mau-rial outlining all pluses of the extent of approximately $300,- the erection of this building will door cooking for lunch'Tuesday. LEAN .SLICED SLICED ^ C not" increase the overhead expenses Scouts of the "League of Na- required for the Board of Educa- tions" Unit cookpd their lunch BACON Halt gouwd 16- DRIED BEEF 15 tion in their yearly budget and on Wednesday. They have been CENTER CUTS SLICED ARMOURS SMOKED that the new building can be especially interested in archery operated with the same personnel and nature lore, in addition to us .thn-present- •hlnh—cohooK-witliv f.hPlr crafts nrnprnm wWch Im-lmi DKED HAM U HAMS IB ed the making of. hanging ivy •bowte. leaf plaques, Indian-basket LEAN BEST QUALITY and initial pins made from natural C paid for outside institutions. materials. The coming weeks pro- Bacon Squares - Ib 22 Frankiurlers Sensational Keductions On The" consent ol-the members of gram' will include special dra- the board from the Common Coun- ! 50-56 MAIN ST•8AHWAY-#fc**£ RAW889 matics for this unit. ell and the Mayor depends upon I The program ,of the "Sandpip- GENUINE SPRING LAMB final approval by the Common- ers" Unit has centered around sea- Council and also, it is placed upon i Nationally Advertise! Shoes the condition that the Common I lore. They . plan to conduct a weather forecasting station with FORTHIEN Council have the right to deter-1 flags which they are making fol- mine if it desires to transfer the! lowing standard specifications. 0A:, Legs of Lamb OA WOMEN and CHWDREN present building for its use as a YOU VAMBVY They cooked clam chowder II. 'Ity Hall upop n completiop n of the Enjoy . . . their lunch on Wednesday. TruL -mm—W- ~ —ALL-SIZES *-t»-8ibs mm—•- hs.w high school and removalTroT m crafts included Indian baskets, and the present building. If the Coun- Pine needle baskets. Wednesday, SPECIAlr^-NEW YORKER cil should decide that it desires they will go to the beach to study BEER ....; .Case of 24 JLmi the use of the high school building marine IJfe. . CROWN PRINCE LONDON as a City Hall, then the Board of A six foot totem "pole presided LAMB CHOPS' Ib25s LMB CHOPS Ib33^ Education will convey to the city, over the "Indian Village" which DRV GIN — Qt $1.29 ...... 5tb< without any charge, the present Millionaire sleep for the rest of your life was the.scene of the day camp for LORD CALVERt STRAIGHT building, including the annex, and Rahway Brownies Friday. Twentyl •whatever land it may. OMQJ adjoin- r -Why^'an't--you relax and just "dropoff'to sleep? Is it nerves? Worry? Is it something THfflans wearin" g h' rth ids_df" •i ' t6fh -JShouIders-of Iamb^l6 lngthersam'e7 * ' ~^ ' - " rated with Indian ibols, listened _ — — WOMEN'S^ "It is^^hQUght that the above — you -flte-or -dr-ank-?- It's more-likely—to,-be—ybur- mattregsJ ^Why—not—graduate—to lo a story told, by rs. A. C. Kiglig u \ A full Qt TiJDVECTSnFDOTWEAR conditions and policies should' be lingpr nf f.hp 1 o firflt uacd definitely ret—fortih^sg that any ^ the site of the present Camp Ra- | BLACK HAWK STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY _ he teAion's kifcWfeltrUylfri in - White successors in office of those now BEAUTYREST? It costs so little, and you ean sleep like a millionaire for the rest of wack. The Brownies made clay I 6 Years SUGAR S lbs 22c Get MORE for Your Members : of i. the Robin • Hood A EVfiP.MILK 4iicac ~ Ihe same tfineTfijoy .consifferable savings. Unit are Jean* Augustine, Betty BEER LffiBY'S I"AN€S SOCEp 15-os Berg, Doris Buehan, Nancy "Cali- : oelio,__Gail. 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FRIDAY, JULY «; M38* •RSGB IS, Events of Railway Churches, Their Organizations and CBBIS3IAN SCIENCE BQCIETJ: in Pictures Dr. Vogel Preaches 80 Bible School "Life" Is the Lessorh6ermon Church Federation Ends Series p Services in the Churches ubjeet for Sunday, la ttU'christlaa >clcnco Churches and" Societies Pupils Graduate hroughout tho world, , •/ Of Union Services On Sunday InTidBityQiurcli International SCHOOL SERVICES and Bible class. 10 a. m.; »ora» The Golden. Text It: "Jis the Second Church Group To EU» ona Ester- Ing worship and sermon by pas» ?atj»er_hath life la himself; a, Session-Will Be Held In Zion Iiutheran Church; Church School Leaders <" LESSON eastast BAwnsy. E a Edi tor. 11 a.».: Saalej; and •young hath he given to the Son to,have Summer Church Schedule Announced Preparing For New Be Guests At Picnic brook avenues—The Hev. Edwin Happy Gospel SontLservlea wa life In. himself." Qohn St28). Friday A, Goldsworthy. pastori blf8Pl Among the Lesson-Sermon cita- The final In a series of summer and student pastor of Qrand Street School Session Sunday services: sunaw schQoi. BTONnÊSB Mala tions -Is the fallowing: from the Chapel." 8:45 a. m.; morauw worship street and'New Bnraswlefc ave« Bible: "I know that, "whatsoever union Sunday evening services The Rev. George G. VoKeL, DJQ., Commencement exercises for the »ue. ?Se Rev. QUbert P. VanGod doeth. It shall be forever: (Ec The final three sendees to be daily vacation Bible school or ond, sermon, at B. m.: evening sponsored ,by the .Rahway Federa- will preach Sunday morninn g afftt the service «*d sermon. 8 r». m. Sever, paster. ., •• .••'eleslaste. s 3:M>. eld in Trinity Methodist Church Methodist Church." The second Presbyterian Church ]*ere tion of • Churches will be held in Trinity dit Chh" Th BXEttDStae BABTIST, Bast Sunday services: Church School The Lesson-Sermon - will be conducted by: August 21, ubject will be '"Old Truths in held last, night at which a jhort *7Mr>yt T.™tVi'wr»T> CfTyirrfVi at. HP M. SPTmaTi-pittto Ynimg of Brew Hazelweod ayenue ~ The Rev. «r»dkBlbleiel«sses,9i45J»,j«,V dudes Jhis-passageiront the _ ew Settings." Ilr. Howard, T. drama,' songs find rscltSUBns—weKT - imn"~— •"• ••••"'• •—. • . University; August 28, Rev. Charles ,gs morning worship. 11 a. m. tiaa Selenee textbook, "Science and Sunday evening. The sermon will Bonnett, superintendent <5f the "iTlH¥B"" MackleTtasGirr:^-- ~ Waldron of- Teaneck and Septem- presented. Allan Sehof? of Prince- 10:S0 a, m., Sunday school: 11 a, '•fflMSCOEAI Health witith JtertotheSpureJtetthBdSi s be preached by Rev. Herbert Church School spent the weelspnd: jer 4, Dr. Young. ir thow Sttl fc&ne toth e kl on Theoloelcal seminary and m., mld-day- service: 6:30 p. m»8*., by Mary Baker Eddy: "Ufe,l4 eter. Hagenau, pastor. at the Summer School, for-Re- Ud?u »Wl7—Esther -(Uf nt? pastor * ot Grand Street Amr topJC — why Deborah Bible-class: ^ tilg-aad dkto' oucst pastors wm conduct scr- ltgtous Education ' at-Blairstown. ler, rector euieVltus.-j.410 Rflv Dr. Bonnett desires to-have the school: avenue—The Rev. C. H. B. Wat« mortal" 7 vices In theFirst Presbyterian, Thomas S. Bray; locum teaens. T >est eduoatioj and religious The teaching staff included Mrs. MBS. pastor. • _ ' ' -SWa ,ty. Mcthodlcfr Two Services For QilbeU Van HPirafc—Baptist; po^sil By Trinity's" Esnmld DUiuiUiu. Bunday services 3:30 a. au Holv Communion: 9:30 a. a.. Sunday school: n a. m., morn- Church school; U a. m, tnora- trTttilf , fnmrrr during the vacation period which Mrs. Alva Charles Sapp of Maple C. Sopp, Mrs. George Pickle, Mrs. ing service; 6:30 p. m.. B. S.&. tag worship; V P.. nt» Ifouni avenue and West' Grand avenue, starts Sunday, July 31. The First ivenuo is a delegate at the Biairs- David Taylor. Mrs. Carlton Raa- p. service; 7?45 p. ra, evening P<ÎP1O'S Fellowshio meeting. •me Rev. Jolin Sivka, paster. Presbyterian and First Baptist ;own Summer School. Mrs. Sapp i;-Mlss-Virginiar-HansomT-Mlss SHE CHTOCH O*1 *«E HOtK -Snmtey-toasaea 7 md 15 >. la., Churches will hold union .services Morning And Evening Ses-. divine summar? of what was wrong Barbara Acken. Miss Ruth Harrt- service. Monday at 8 arid ID m, m, IOS been studying the latest and In Israel during the. period; el the Friday, 8 p. m.. Drayer meeting. COMFOBTEB. Semlaaiy—and lor six weeks, as will Trinity best methods lor Church School man. Miss Jean Oeitrich and Mrs. sions To Be Held Judges tJudg. ai:aS). "There was St. Cteorse avenues — The Rev. ST. MASK'S UQtdAH CATHOLIC Methodist and Second Presbyte- work in the primary department. Fischer. EHJiTTT METHODIST CHOBC8V " Robert W.3EUlott,sectoE. .. rian. no. ktag in Israel?' fio competent (Oennan), WarnlHwt street be- In Church Mrs. Sapp was formerly a teacher andlnsplrlBg leadership. The people The 80 members of the schoolWest Milton avenue and Mam-Sunday services: 7:30 a, -Services- to -the First Baptist ..EilL.be entertained at -*, picnic tween Irving street and dor- Jn the subBc schools ot Ohio. lived- according to, the whims ot thestreet-^-Thc Rev.- GeorgerG. Vogel,- ~H6Iy "ConunuJuOQ; -8:45 d^lJ=^B-Tt¥rXbUl- W Church will Include: July 31, Rev. Rev. Herbert Hagenau will Friday beBinnlng at 9 A. M. Church school: 11 a. at, morn- day, and, as always, humanity lelt pastor. Remmete. pastor.. Frederick Jenkins, of Olivet Con- preach during the 10:45 A. M. ser- to ilseli drifted to lower and lower Sunday.'services: Sunday school ing worship and sermon by the •BreBa£ibnal Church, Livingston: ice Sunday in. Zion Lutheran levels. This was true morally and~ n-jfi n m.. mni-ning worship and Sunday masses; 8 and 10:30 i. I © 1, Kt:v. Wilbuui ihurah-and-ln tlie cvenuig at thc:lightning Hits ™ "U,-;"%!,»»!fc•-• -—AUgOiit 'I, UtV. W.UUUUT ±i. UaUU- spteltually and ultimately pouuetu- sermon by pastor. 11 a. m.: 1S>- lee and sermon hy tho rector. (-;•-• r%.':SK ders, former pastor and now head- union service which will be held in ly> for they came repeatedly Into Thursday. 4 p. a, class i-w- ,- . .,q.« ~~ter x>f Peddle School Htehts Coming worth League meoOns at t p. m. Christian doctrine. T C ; ter x>f Peddle School, HJBhts- hexhurch.Amreetfnsrof Trio bondage, to other" nations_and were Evening serviecs at 1:4S p. m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE town: August 14, Rev. George S. ing Society will be held Wednesday only delivered "as God raised up FIEST METHODIST CHTOOH, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETO. ST. JOt»TS CHEEK CATHOUC afternoon in the church. Miller of toeFirs t Baptist Church, judges to lead them to repentance Events West Grand avenue, between Junior Order hall. Seminary BtTNGAKIAM RCSSls/N OftTH- Irvlngton. Speakers during ser- Announcement has been made and -victory, as well as to rule over in,.. Car Of Two Officers And Irving and Church streets—The avenue and Oliver street. OOOX CJTOHCH — Orandan- vices in First Presbyterian Church that Rev. George Heck of St. thero., ' Rev. William M. Twtddy. pastor. Sunday services: Sunday school. House Of Another Are i. a p»»»ri'» '" rttenrrtwr (w. nue. The Rev. 3Dya Baton, pw. •mm will August, ar, RRV. Wll-Paul's Church. Linden will cnnriiict Friday. July 15 Sunday services: ifl a. ui., Sui -8130- a: -a isjj liam Cartmell pi First Presbyte- services August 38 and September Jarred .By Holts Any peopin that forforgetg s God and Second period of Y. M. C. day- school: 11 a. m_ morning II a. m. CommlMloner to tht pp begin? to live alter the didictatet s off Sunday iserslees: 8 rian Church, Ganton,; Pa., son-in- 4 during the pastor's vacation. sta-at-home camp closes. worship and sermon by the pas- Wednesday evening services. Paul V. McNutt and his wife wm. law of Mrs. Charles A. Sennits, St. the,flesh -wfll at length eoae to the 10 a. m, masses; 3 [ to*k« a hindsora* couple as they The lightning— which accom- i «nrvi» fitrnng raan with Picnic for members of daily va- tor: 7:45 p. m.. evening service P. m. gera. >t August-, HR. RRV BlBle schools and song service message. : it«f t TITtT"" "" * « S: SB* George W. Brown, general secre- breaking the hot spell must have ''chariots of Iron" will rule over -or- PENTECOSTAL bally mass. B a. ox I during 1 reeeat tocUl function In Dr. Davis Preaches In them. We, toAmerica , look at the EBENEZEB A. M. B., Central ave- PENtTECOSTAl BOUNE8S itinUa;. McNutt. Indiana'* -f«- tary of the American Bible Society idded a few gray haira to the Federation of Churches. nue, between Irving and Now and September 4, Rev. Joseph L. other nations of the world, viewing CHimCO, Eliiabcth and Lin .voriU teas".. U makingg « bid for _ , ,, jfUST BEFyjRE TAKE-OPP-rHowarTAKEOPP-rHoward Hughes, millionaire movie producer and sportsman, posed (or this picture with three members of First Church Sunday heads of three members of the Sunday, July 17 Church streets—Tho Rev. 3. W. Ewlng, D. D. of 1041 Bryant street, police department. However, none thrlr plight with sympathy butêver Family picnic sponsored by Rah- coln avenues — The Hey. 3. B. HEBBEW » Democratiti c BomlnaBoB n ffor FtOOD SLOWS XTP JAPANESE TROOPS—Japan'* army of invasion in China atlll I* ending- it difficult hUh U creww ana aG Grave rWh Whalenl , presidenidtt fo Nf Ne wYk York'i' Wdi World'' sF Fairi , at Floydd Bt Bennett t nelldd i inN Neww Y Yorkk hrtlshortly yb beforf etking taking- of- off of non thi their r assuring ourselves that "it can't P. Collier, pastor. moderator of tile Presbytery of v "Jesus Is Oneness With God" of the trio was hurt although they, way Post, No. 5. American Legion. Enapp, pastor. RAIIWAY Q£BREW CONG I .president in the 1W0 rac* to opente because of floods. Here is one-Unit operating a boat in Chinese area where dikes are broken. ee*an hop. Left to right in the photo are Engineer Edward Lund, Hughes, Whalen, Navigator Harry Connor and Engineer Dick Stoddart. happen here." We ought to arouse Sunday services: 11 a. Elizabeth. _ will be the sermon theme of Dr.were too dose to the lightning Rahway River Park. Sunday services: 9:45 a- BL, GATIOH. SYKAGOGUE. . Triniiy.-Sccond Church Join Chester M. Davis at the 11 A. M. ourselves and face the facts lest preaching by the pastor; 13:45 Sunday school: 11 a. m~ morn Uonroc. street —Babel A. bolts for comfort. our own land, happy In Its posses- Union service in Zion Lutheran The first three services will be service Sunday in First Presby- p.-m* Sunday school and Bible Ing worship and sermon by the Appleman. Sergt. Mclntyre and Patrolman sion of God's ercat blessings of Church -sponsored by RahwBy class; 7 p m. Young People's held in Second Presbyterian terian Church. Federation of Churches, 8 P. M. nastqr: 6:45 p. m_ B. Y. P. 8. Services Friday 8:38 P. M. < Weishaupt were in a patrol car In "life, liberty, and the pursuit of Forum; 8 p jn. evening service. Church with the congregation of The church's daily vacation Monday, July 18 meeting: 7:45 p. tsu. preaching Saturday inoralne; Route 25 between Turner streel happiness," abuse those privileges, - LtTTUEKAN Trinity Methodist attending. The Sible school will close its sessions Final period of Y. M. C. A. stay- by the pastor. school 10 A. is. (a'-aeea: and East Grand avenue when a neglect the worship of God, spurn ZION LUTHERAN. Campbell pastors will include: July 31, Rev today. at-home camp opens. brew school, 3 P. M. ta 8 P. 1 Western Union pole was shattered the leadership He gives us. and be- street, opposite iigh school. The CATHOLIC MASSES Gilbert F. Van Bever, pastor: Aug- by a bolt which struot-near the Meeting of Veteran's Central dally. . - come ".lovers of pleasure more than Rev. H. W. Hagenau, pastor. ST. MAEY-S ROMAN CATBO- ust 7, Rev. Edward H. Gelvin of car. -.—.•- '—^r Committee, City Hall, evening. "lovers of" Godt having a form Sunday School at 0:30 A. IT. CJentral ayenue. Stockton: August 14, Allan Schoff, . MBS MABEL COLQCHOUN At the Harrison street home of godliness, but denying the power Installation of officers. Union of Princeton Theological Seminary Council. Junior O. U. A. M. Sunday morning—worship -and4-^ -caaapbelpb l street and-Estafbroefc CHEI8T1AJJ AK» Funeral services were held from Patrolman Rpmmel, a iplt of thereof (II Tim. 3:4, 5). If we do AUilANCE. Taberaaete. 1 not awake and repent the Lord may Tuesday, July 19 sermon by the pastor at 10:45 avenue—The Rev. C. J. Kane the home Tuesday afternoon fo lightning entered the house via the A. M TOte RCT. Mi J. Bsylsn Clark To^nftnls. friiiir Mra. Mabel de Gtanley Cok •radlo-lead-Jp-but-dld-no- damage have lu "sell" •eta. aa HdMto! Meeting and installation of of- jprs. Hallway Council. Knights PKESB assistant. —Swift, pastor^--^ •Preparedness" TerBe 68 of 427 Union street who died In In the nearby house of Edward q q! into the hands ol the oppressor. ot Columbus. St. Mary's School. FIRST - PRESBVTEKIAN, West Sunday m ^^ 7, 8. 9:15 and Sunday services: raoralncww | mm Second Church Theme Memorial _ Hospital Sunday after Scheuer, another bolt shook th n. A Leader Called ol God (w.8:15 P. M. Grand avenue and ' Church 10:30 a. m. ship. 11 A- M.: eventa*. * a brief illness. Burial was in Rah bed upon which Edward, Jr., was Meeting of Rahway Democratic street—The Rev. Chester M. . Dally masses. 7:30 a. a. UsUe service, 7:45 P. Mi lying reading. 4-9). "Preparedness" will.be Rev. Gil- way Cemetery. Rev. Edwin A God always has His man ready Women's Association, followed by Davis, pastor. Novena devotions MdnHfly, schoot; 9:«s «.~sfc -^ mm bert Van Bever's sermon subject Goldsworthy and_Dr. Chester M. The-"brief but intense storm for the hour of need—only in thiscard party. Sunday services: Sunday schoti p. m. pie's meeting. 6:30 K. during tho 11 o'clock service in Davis officiated. Pallbearers wer which brought torrents of rain, als case His man was a woman. Glori- Wednesday. July 20 Second Presbyterian Church Sun- William, Kenneth and Walter damaged a pole near the teuton ous Indeed Is the record o£ faithful Bus ride to Asbury Part fbV, day morning.; Ritchie. Freeland J. Gibbons. Ra Boden plant in- SHtaghfttH .ave and capable womanhood in annals Rahway Democratic Women's As- Sturieis and Albert Reitemeyer. sue and caused interruption In • of'God's work on earth. Deborah sociation, leave comer of Cherry Mrs: Colauhoun waSuJaken rvice. fcatcher, make* tha jroteut. and a sister. Mrs. Florence Pear soft forîcarpot use. It. is used in of Westfleld. than talent and intelligence; it calls Family .picnic of Second Ward clothing. for a burning in the soul, a-divine Voter's-Leaeue, Shady Nook Grove, zeal, tho urge"of God in the heart. Linden. —Deborah-hail this fiery toucn upon —PicnTc—In Union County ParkT her life. Barak, while undoubtedly for Rahway Chapter, Loyal Or-

Junta it Many oycinos-faavo-bocn- •Mondayr-Ju offered for the weakness Indicated •Public hearing by Board of Ad- «i; ^ \ * * In versa eight It has been said justment on proposal to make £ that be was cautiQUS,..or_that_he iamily_dwellinB of Central Hall |tl -i. „••__> wanted to give the place of honor 278 Waite avenue, at City. Hall, to Deborah as the leader of her8:30 P. M. people. These suggestions may bo Friday. July 29 EE true, but somehow one has the feel- MANY SPEECHES rOR PRESIDENT—Speechmaking takes up mueh of the time of President Roose K r>ttIG coOL-^-You may have other uays of keeping cool on a ing that what he really lacked uas Final period of Y M C A stay- velt on his transcontinental tour Her* he Is «peaiin"g to a large crowd at Oklahoma City, in favor of not "*$• but wl)en Rose Bassctt of Cle\ eland docs the cooking. gh» LESS THAN {MF) A DAY the ' flaming heart" May God givo at-home camp closes Senator Elmer Thomas, hard-pressed hi the Democratic primary. docs it drcssed'for the beach. it to us, that in our much doing of Sunday, July 31 BRINGS YOU A WHOLE YEAR OF GOOD READING I His work the divine flrc may warm Fishing trip for Rahttay Chap- and inspire us1 ter Loyal Order of Moose HI A Divine Victory (w. 12-14). Thursday, August 4 JB3E-RAHWAY-JRECORD- - Installation—of officersr^Rahway great victory, but note that it was Local No 31, P B. A, police head- PEASANT EFFECT — J (RtguJarPrJu ferO*i Year—$z.iaJ God and not man who brought about quarters, 4 P. M. York fashion house is responsible the defeat of Jabin (Judg 4:15, 23).- - Thurscay, August 11 for this attractive house dress in AND sheer natural linen The dreas It was a completo victory and tho Concert by WPA orchestra, Rah- \ - POPULAR enemies of Israel troubled them no way River Park, 8 P.M. has a peasant adaptation It is more for many a day Tuesday, August 16 made of green, red and gold \ stripes encircling the waistline MECHANICS Dr Wilbur M Smith aptly points Meeting, Rahway Council. MAGAZINE ^ out that we should look "upop n thestese Knights of Columbus, St. Mary's fReeuUrPnq ferOat Yi conflicts in the book of Judges-as School, evening. •^certainly symbols onKe-^gre-al c Saturday, August 27 YOU GET THEM BOTH—A-$*O0 VALUE FOR ilict-that-ovory-Chrisiian-knowias Annual xotmty-swlnurilng cham-" ho wrestles, not with flesh and blood, pionships. Rahway River Pork, but against principalities and pow- - pool, afternoon. _ _ ers, against the world-rulers of Sunday, August 28 darkness and spiritual wickedness Annual club run, Rahway Yaehi in heavenly places. Victory is About Poor Business' KEEP UP with tba Jone»s«, th» Smtlhi and yourj Club.. ether neighbor* by teqding this n^wtpapar and-*' certain only when tho Lord is with Annual outing for Rahway Aerie *?£ us and only when we_walk_ln-Hi» will and conterid against evil In V KEEP UP with tho rext of the warld by reading East Hazolwood nvenner— His power We nre*more than con- "Worrying aboutrpoor business cannot do you any good. i POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE qucrors, but only through the Lord Saturday, September 3 Jesus—Christ-—(-Peloubefs—Select- CTllh tj-nnlg "Mow than 6JS00 pictures and &DDT) stories everyyea? Motes). at ndcran Outing Club.' Thursday, September 8 RAI ./.Huadredjr.of.moneyrmaking and-lAborrsivingideas, facm-oidjt»_ In closing this lesson the writer, hoilsehold hlnn.home workshop tipi.The latest inventiom,Bcw of these notes wishes to recognize InstaHaHoh 6r~officers of Rah devices which you have never seen but which you will use tomof* the blessing of God in enabling him way Post, No. 5, American Legion, row. Scores of building proieco foi the craftsman. to complete two years of this serv- headquarters, evenjrig. ice-to Him and to; His people;-' He Sunday, September 11 All Record Advertisers Are On The Same Basis. Tljey also wlshcs-to-thank tho e-readers —Annual-clBUibakerRfthway-todgo- _—,._--.w >..' jj,£j aew»rj*j>e? with your money. in every state of Jhe. Union; and i» of Saks, Shiftman's Grove, Lin- Pay According To The Altiount Of Space Used. • number of foreign countries who have written to him words of appre. Sunday, September 25 Endoied b *1.9S. Send m» your newipiper and PsfuUir Mnijula *l*$itlw elation, encouragement nad ce-unssl lor one yeir. rf jStfltc luver Park, auspices ;.,' N*M<_ Cnife OU Mbtnfe* "". Railway Archery Club. Crude oil come* team the earth In a wide variety Bf mixtures. It ( IN HONOR OS" JUSTICE—D*»tK Xy smell iwsot Of offensive, be <*-->•-;.*' of AMoelate Juatlee Benjamin N. u thia ** Water 6? a» thick as Corbie Blep« Record Advertising <• %" Jr--, Cardoso of the U. S. supreme court taojatse* and ba -an light s» whisky Corbie steps are steps into which - --^'>J1 fe^* at Port ChMter, N. V, e*o»e« ox us dark &x.Uiv-CaUIeE'g Weekly, the sides, oe gables from the eave« "^visrZ'.CI Prtildent R8«»v*tt to K*v« to the apes are broken. Introduced — — thought t5o his thufthird »Di>olntm*nappointment teem Vtunce. they ate & eonunea Gets Results CENTER OP ATTRACTION—Bom with two front teeth on the to the Men eourt. A.W., «>» 1 Value nt a gtten8~ Htt—Seottte "A friend." said tlnele Eben. 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Week's Schedule Schremp Checks West Ends l«red MacMurray Regent Feature Kentucky Mooiisliiiurs The Headlines' Ritz Brothers In Stars Perform THE PKIZE FIGHTER AND THE LADY short sport shots Of Sports Events In dose Game; Dxmbat An In Regent Film ComedÂtRahway In Archery In Where Local Fans Can "Sprtngbostfd of the stars." Direcjtor David Butler will as- By Woody Watch Rahway Teams at'9 what tlie real Cocoanut sure you that one has to burn ^JRiisinessmeiiJIeamsJSctoj -la—the—Hotal-^rnhamador dowri an entire city, as in "In Old In Action i Angeles is 'called by people Chicago," arrange a major war, ay Meet the know, and it'* the Grove or have the—Hitz Brothers In a We had a better look at those proposed new high scfiool BASEBAIi at to .tho turning point of ,3Pred Three Clubs In Deadlock For First Place Io_S : film before more than one camera plans the other night and wish we could reproduce th^m inT Igtate Champion Wins IH SuBday, Rahway Cardinals vs. "- rray'sf= case4r to "Cocoanut may be used to film a single scene. Half; Qose Games Mark Second Week Of the .new film now at ihe this column today so that the athletic fans could get a Hatiway Elites. Rahway River Batteries of cameras are trained York Round As Many Part,. S P.'M. Play In Softball League sent Theatre. MacMurray is on certain scenes in the film gander at the fine sports features of the structure.- The Compete Here Recreation Junior and Senior with 'tErHet Hllllard in "epics" simply because retakes —gymnasiuaar-is- located art the end of the building which will teajtaeFhardbalt Barnes-«re"plfts«6r The First Presbyterians, chanx- ball, despite- » first-is would be Impractical. be toward the Esterbrook avenue side of thepresent atlk Janet Kalligan i—Riverside—Earl£_anjL_al Production budgets will permit a Dunbar diamond. Senior Softball Leastw. scored iijaudeTESeB" madbattle,- an airplane crash or a letic field. The gym may be entered through a private en- hurlers la the city, leaves . Davis, Harry Owens Davis Of City Shoot Well SOFTBAJLL ihelr 11th conseeutlve victory this fl mob stampede only once. There- trnncp which iyill mn^ H. pn<:-aiV<|p tn_lrppp thp rpst of -fop •week when-tngy nnsed nut Uievt,w.ttnn next wtete and w Ly^j StttW*M ^ Orel fore long shot, close up and me- —Many Recreation _ .' .. the other clubs are hoping toL O building closed-to the public when the structure is being games are played In Riverside Park West Bads by a-3-to-3. score in the Dorothy Heweimd Billy "teer dlum ranee cameras are used to archery competition lhRh Who pie the churchmen- while he hi all angles ol a scene the Ilrst for a basketball ga - M^nrifly 8S [he d Wd hurled all the victories for sent Icarryine asits guarantee, ot en* as now shown, indicate a basketball court 45 feet- wide and Archery Club sponsored two shoots In which prominent archers from nine at 6:45 P. M. he churchmen.- plteEia "brunariT ~pfb?SerSHraiWte* lariQHa—Ritaes—require 80 feet long. The gym, located on the first floor, will have Senior Softball League mimes leaders this week, when of the taa, "iron* the novel .eras—£o& the East participated. btenked the Y. Bi. H. A. 1 ••While BaaBeW" taieladlae ;te 11* t»»t Jackie Coi>t>*r, Bonlla flOO -seats on each ajrig, according to the plans. There will Carl J. Weese oB^-Newark. stats arc played in the county park. f Uoyd C.—Ooiiglas. ' the War- numbers, the xeason for which taftacomg r" ôs.-CosaoDplltaa ^produe- Bnaviile. Ctoade Kaini. War BalSCF W»d Kay JohnjoB, S» BOW the Harry Ritz (the one in the middle be two balconies, one at the rear or river side of the build- champion and . "_ CCC C*mp, Dunbar diamond feature nf'thcHe**nt Thtalr*. •" '• >\ Craie Reynolds, Beverly Roberts and Jack Holt appear in the Eastern titles, was the winner in and Grover Cleveland School dia- remained Unbeaten- as tBey j i entitled "white Banners" now mystery thriller which opens tomorrow at the Liberty Theatre. -^sometimes) explains thu^ja: ing seating 200 persons and the other at the front seating up a 3 to 3 decision over the J entitled "White Banners" is the York round while Winfleld mond each Tuesday evening begta- Bone, meal is an excellent fer- 120. Altogether, the seating space as shown on the plans, Squler of Arlington, Harold Hill ning at 6:30 P. M. Team Rehearsing Club. the screen of the Regent we're going to do when we get CathollcSoftbaiLJeaftue. earns j hcatre with qtouae Rams, Pay-tillscr for roses, pse ten pounds to into a scene, but once we start wo provides space for 1920 persons. We understand- that the- Ot- Rfid- Wonlr). WHHcjy : 'Josette!' Newark and Harry Davis of Rah- are played each Wednesday and tuck eaa«| ucr. Jackie (Cooper and Bonita every one hundred feet of bed. 'Gangs Of N. Y.' just throw into it whatever comes - actual seating capacity will be in the neighborhood of 1,500 place at the CCC CCamp m-llie In the leading roles. Mixine it thoroughly with the soil. way followed him In that order in Thursday evening in Rahway River 'ositions Open To Those The Bltz Brothers^ aBPâr in their latest comedy. "Kentucky; I into our minds at the moment. or 1,600 which will be what Rahway has been waiting for the large field. Park and each Friday evening in where the Police nine l~ One Not Enoueh Who Wish To Play With to i.victory over the hi" Sunday to Wednesday at the. Rahway Theatre. On Liberty Bill for tho past two-decades.-— '• ; In the clout shoot. Riverside Park beginning at 6:S» "If there were one camera on us. morning. Hill was the Thi> lftsegs threatened' scored on a lonl g hit tto ChetS IE EVERYBODY GOES In a long shot, wo wouldn't be— E among the men and Miss Evelyn TENNIS able to remember what we did Bailey ot Westfield won, among The Rahw«y Hecieation eirt's in the outfield which Smith \ For ITiHe Wines aud Liquors "feature role of a young man who through' Final rounds of men's singles at have caught had he not - and Always a Good Time Jose when a close-up is required. That On the ground floor in the gymnasium wing of the build- the women. In the national round aftball team,-composed of gtrU his own weakness of will becomes Is why three cameras work at the C ' " Rahway River Park courts, tomor- Jured tryinc to make the i Orchestra and Special Menu tor women, ^foq Diana Bollins ot row and Sunday. residing In Rahway, Is practicing entangled with a gang of mobsters same tune. One takes the long c j f ing will be iound two huge locker rooms, one for the boys Grcenwlqh, Conn., was the victor, daily at the Riverside playfleld Despite Harry ErUJUlets Every Saturday Nite On Ritz's Screen home run. Ms fourth, of the t in "Gangs ol New York." which shot, one medium and one the a. "• - and one for the girls, showers for the girls and boys and a nosing out Miss Janet fcalligan Ih prgparntlnn t"T g<""»« "«» tomorrow at the T...ihffrtv close up." -ftshwi elub. being scheduled by the Recreac It's vive l'amoj varsity locicer room. ^There is also a large wrestling ana straight same whea th* K. , Theatre, graduated from Yale | ltz Brothers' latest com1Ffr>f.Mr>" Tjaffim XVIrtn-g 4—30—senile. Lynne Carvet, Metro-Goldwyn- nesday and details are published py the boaetome Pine?' Second Feature With a haunted house asits on nnp nf thp-r;ports pagcs-ln—to -4Jbriuin-beGau6e-4h&pe-aê--aHdJtefiu«>s-of—average size-in Just a reminder that entries-In night when they triumphed over Bauer had 88-18—10. William J. -(By FBANCIS COWIE) or places on the recreation team, Oriole^ ampbell Street KIdHBppeoVTBfe slory "which" day's Record. other schools but not one gym in the entire city which will the qualifying round for the the Holy Name's No. 3 team by a Dietz turned in the best score of as the needle in the haystack, Co- chapeaus with purses this Bummer. tlonal public links tournament score of 9 to 1 with Finlayson hurl- they should get to touch with An- Robert Louis Stevenson is said to With rough straw sailors. Miss President Fred C. Schwartine seat a crowd of more than 400. the day. a 76 which, with his thony ATScafati. superintendent of lumbia's newest -murder-mystery, close at noon Monday. Those ins tlve-hit ball and collecting handicap, gave him 72 net for the have considered his best, comes to Carver carries a matching rough presided at his first meeting since scouting parties \ recreation at the recreation ofJlces Jake Clos Gives Three I the Ritz spectacularly produced "Making the Headlines." turns out installation. Harry T. McClintock wanting to enter may do so with three of his club's 13 hits, the According ' some otif-lhe best thrills the Liberty straw bag. A panama hat has a P. S. Math'ewson at the Park Com- champions were never heaaed after which have been out golne over the Irving street. As Team Shows Pie by Darryl P. Zanuck, with a cast Panama bag, and so on down the served as secretary in the absence grounds, there are plenty of tuna The preliminary rounds will be of 5:000'; and pretty much of theTheatre, where it opened yester- entire line of straws for feminine of Secretary Robert A. Coan who A week- ago we went up to Chatham to see a Lacka- mission office. The district trials the second Inning • when they 18 holes while the final round Of Powet day, has_ shown in some time. Jack will be held July 24 at Galloping scored lour times. Score: out 20 to 30 miles off the Jersey Wg INVITE YOU TO TRY. A ©I pick of 20th Century-Pox's "hit- wear. is in Europe. wanna League baseball game and who do you suppose was coast, "buEHUe trick is to catch August 14 will be 36 holes.- The making experts." Holt is the star, and in a picture H.HI and the Qualifiers will be sent HOLV NAME NO. 2 (1) leading scorers: where red-bloodeS action is the n. H. S; them; TJp until the present time Rinkydinks Win. T^8! Pellcftns ttiB'iff thsir Unlike several other Stevenson pitching for the Chatham club? No one else but the oldto Cleveland with all expenses paid. Van Gordon, c 0 0 O Harry Suiter ...—.".-,...:... 87-17—70 in the Recreation Senior r.:v:;::._ ^ .,.„• .THB;;FAM©uis order of the day. that's half the Rahway should have some unat- the water has been still too cold for stories. "Kidnapped" never before Rahway—fe\^riteiêfty^T3hny-Pentz; Johnny did a .good Duby, II .. 1 at even the school tunas' liking, and! •Wednesday-and-*howed-TJ!r batUe. tached golfer capable of playing Parlcor, Sb 0 0 0-: J. Diet? ] 76-4—72 fnHteague^Debiit has appeared in either silent or job on the~mound against the heavyhltting Millburn team P. Ford, ss 0 "~t 0 few if any of these fish have been power by i»mHa*HHg the Peier Doelger ~ Ginger gegers" and Tames sound films—something of a rec- Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. among the leaders in the trials. A. E. Norris 88-14—7* Orioles by a IS to 1 score, I which finally beat him by 5 to 3, largely because the Chat- Bronn&n, 3b 0 • J— 0seen surfacing. Sparse reports re- tBE MELLOW—SlJtVOttlr Stewart co-star 1B "Vivacious ord. In its debut, however, the The Pltterers of Rahway took Brady, lb nrllng batters BBOAD ins in Route 27 just over the Rah- gies. These they took on sheddcr runs in the first inning ancT von At T way line in Avenel. . man tied for the honors in the A. Murphy', it either of these ports has done well crabs and squid, drift fishing with- as they pleased. safeties each,. Score: kicker's handicap In which the to scale 35 "to 40 pounds. In aout an anchor. Prank Sepsi gave the losers only ORIOLES . 1 SUN/- MON. . TUES. Pentz hurled- 23 innings of creditable ball against good base hit. Best. Tbrce base hit, trolling is pretty remote. at Waretown last week. On Sun- «Bora la Atlantic City. N. J.. see- The big event at Locust Grove Powles. Home run, Kccd. TTmplro, • • • day. Harold Meier and Tils father totaii'...:...... at OHd of a family ot eight children. opposition, despite the fact that he is well past'40 years Angelo. M«e»y, 3b- « 3 StQdtsd the piano JU eight, profes- thi$ weekend will be the club From what we hear several lo- accompanied by two friends, took wiuiusis, ef • I.... 3' 3 PCtlC-lNS (13) GINGER ROGERS of age. Pentz has been playing good ball for more than W. nagenld. a ..... 3 kloaal at fourteen. Hsjerote mutlcal /t championship final between Boy eaT~parties found this situation to 3 tuna and 5 bonita on the Bindo J. HsUer, tt 3 9 comedies; Zleefeld SUdnlEht shows. 20 years and has twirled something like nine or 10 no-hit- captained by Joe Wless, about 20 llnaer, lb , ..3 JAMES STEWART Mlnton and Al Sylvan. The latter be a fact as they trolled steadily Total* „.... 87 IS pels; Sb ...... 3- Botideo "The Trail Of The Lons- came Into the limelight last week- for 6 to 8 hours at a stretch over miles southeast of Brielle. The ipaon. Ir ....I ssiae Pine" be wrote "On Tho Mis- ters in that time. He has also turned down good chances Panthers Win In OHEEN UOBNWS (I) a when he eliminated Bill Don _ __- -Qie—past—week-end—andp-neverrtuna-hit-on-rfea^her-luras-and—the B. attggnUct. n bucs, T»yior. : J^jt and have long since given up their athletic pursuits, wil ^£D3ni«tam,—odo—010 0 • i m. Mint*! «nrt Suiter Wins-CHass B the busiest on record, At least in- Anotlier Rahway party whicr Doubla otayi, J. Innts-Vandwbeek. be welcome news to his m^ny Rahway friends. the Grden Hornets. Errors again WUUH.BU-T. Moren. Struck out, by LOUIS HAVWABD sofar as reservations for tuna and hit Into tuna last week was thiSepal U, KUnr 6 Bum on bills, off WftHNCB JPREDDIE: Ksy SuHen, SlarBo hurt the Hornets "who were de-blueflsh go. We understand- scv-_ fested for second time this one_headed-by-JIra Plckens. -On S«p«tJ3 SffUar lO/pil e" i i-,4 Harry Suiter Rahway won eral Rahway parties arc scheduled Sunday. Jim accompanied by lour BAXTER -BARTHOIOMEW Pop Clos, the Rahway umpire is having another great season. L.M..lj-.iio.fte«— Class B spring champion- fortrips out of Brielle and vicinity friends sailed out of Brielle o WKELAN season down in North Carolina where he is the leading Bellinger and Kettner were the over -the weekend and despite- re- City Doubles Tonraejr In Groves Fu ship at Colonia Country Club last respective batting stars. Bcoret~: Captain Mike Cahill's boat, Request Feature PAUL, -X ump in weekend wh«n *Ita4l lMEJHiEBL.ggifiE.YSIl - Satturdav Nite I.ECAS irl Engellmrt, also of Rahway; 1 up successful day. AM ft one 35 and one 60 pounds. Feathers (Eta!feJ,8ftj lha gloom af g^y therdarfew;yo«r£la€«_end| ^ginning to get hot-down there but 1;he pennant race Has • • Win " PAV FOR BEING K«r after 36 holes. Suiter was sixKettner. lb 3 1 were thelure used, and. the party • .A men's doubles tennis touma- HEY KIDS!! i-:- HEY KIDS* Yantz, 3b-p 4 jmoV*» you took y«ar* o)d*r.f , ,' been hot since the start of the season. At the present, the down at the end of the first 18 Well members and friends ofJ about. 40 miles' out. Oi mgnt to deterrnma-tee heal; male ATTEND OUR SAT. KIDDIE RACE MATINEE 4ielea—played last weuk but caroo Rlttor. c 3 Rahway-Wshing-eiub-mnst-havi arday^—imd- ~difference~between the first and last placfc teams in the Sbettler. p team hi the city is :scheduled for Roanc back with a sensational finish to certainly had enough fish to eat : a party comprised of E. Dale, ; Rahway River''Park I Ilk* I EiTI BIG TOYS TO HA eight team circuit is about eight games with Tarboro, LangmnckA. Johnson, -, 3sbs win thelionors which most nVw for at least once in their lives last H. Rand. I. "TBe" Tunston, JNew Bern and Snow Hill, the latter a' Yankee week. By now if the spines from AMERICA'S 9U VVJNNER.pins S 3\J ers had figured would go to the Callahan. ct arid P, Aronowitz, boated 205 weaks being sponsored by . the Union Utlcholder, '.was eUmlnafedj farm, all in a hot fight for first place. With every, game detective. P. Yontu,-rt'-.,.. their last ^mcal aren't coming at.Waretown. Another Rahway County Bark Commission sad ea- elaisi fctend warf» d»»»a «h« eha«o«.y A CHANCE TO WIN A BEAUTIFUL DELUXE BICYCLE NOW through, theyrmustvbe-serlously STANDARD TIME! meanlng.~so much, the umpires have to be on their toes party-headed-by Rajr-Sinith-land- trtesTwm^cI^TTruTyTa^^HHvafrB/ rrON-DISPLAY-ÂT-THE-BIG-piP-IGE-eREAM STORE lext trip schebt- ed "157 weaks,-fluke and- porgles WhlttoHl at; the park Cammlasloa RE"COTEJPONSÎSYTJE"OBTAINEX> TREE^ — all-the- tiwfr-which-isnitHanything-îew^^r^-Pop^wno-follo ' HE SPRAWLED -_._,,__. _ tlus-^veefc.—But off off Sandy Soototlas1-lastt weekend. : when wedLite JU end tlNTS.- WITH EVERY PURCHASE office ia'Bligabeth. ' - .Westtteld, 3 aad'i;~:-.AltS .U"plays~~elosely and keeps the game in hand at all times. Bonner, c to return to last "week's trip; Over MemberMb s IIncludel d were: C^^ EEn n:: Ali:;aahway. seniori players ars BaskervlUe.; lb . the.weekend President A,- Hoelzel outcome was H surprise, it Edwards,-3» .. Belhartlht , H,.- Andersbn,Ab : B. Wraighl elisibtetocenter.: ; ; Ailt r>*' t**i"*l*- df writ* •* mJ?r Hi _t .._.--. —'"-' bll and ~ esactly ari Upset. Stsi.- iSylviBl HIM r«A ^cQbbers Al andd u uohn 'ihe fohce team ot the .Senior Softball League is look- v •.•::.}tmakssa • vwsf he Joined the; local. ejub> WEU KIND OP B.:Collier,-p ,.i-3 3 1 Hpehle, Charley Cubberly, Lester The Freeport Boatmen's Asso Oolwrtnc Kifw* «8 uila you old and THE SMOOTH COMFORT OP ing forward to the return next week of Chief Dunphy and afhe: ^ J..». Inmates,-.behind The; .vletelS elves-v o.:smith, if,-'.....;-.....v. a, '-.;s.v...i,. lehmBrtieroy: Smitht. Phil -Ross, ciaOon lias recehtlyissucda chal BUG KILLBKS tiasi^ftilottlatiSi efftmcy a»d hard to Hv« S. Klnch.5ct• ,,'i'.V.... 4 0 > 1 x Mallkon and Charles Schultz the;;-two.hit, pltchinerot: 154S1; rJghtrJa oppose $ujy~ i i ^rith—eaB-te0SBrywraw»k« mebts and . MGNNEN LATHER SHAVE * ^his big bat. He is expected to get in-the-gameof July 26 ... p lenee to the Menasijuan Martin blanked- ths S*<»rth Ambay Wiags _toh ypix^M £OAO aaftltlu good tlmea and fendlfiic • ch&ntpton^' Jfl. the ' •Made,' yf /.;%',,-. i-î'^.-.io- .':3~~T) wn'to New Orctna Just below and Tuna Club to a'flslilng contest MAKES ANY MAN SING1 ~* Mike Ryba, former Cardinal_w.ho.has, been released to the r.O- :! on the institution erolrnds" Sat^ final this weekend. Both & " , \?&at y«u aay nood U a..particularly •Totals''••; C-.;., ..;';'., J'; M --17 ~6 • Tuckcrton, and there oh captain to be held prabably sometiiBB this Mnrderoris^ poison jtas Justified—in 1 IIWWIH « Jome—and could you a*k uniformly good! 4 Columbus farm team, pitched the first game of-a-dgu day,.? to 0. • The SJmmta ide attdBosiMhtie carded.75'S to'l "' f ^rhoao bonoflts arc hatter Alton's boat, theMyallanK the party Sunday. A meetinB will be held those devtces'whlcn electrically rc- •aivcrb biadu for 10*. >'.,„.' 301 000 = fielder hit.two homers whlle^ match la which Sylvan gsansfl ; Uttse fumeg falaMo.-!nqects.-Do?-Ico- aotu Ivgdla E. rinUham'a Try it.»nd hcader and'-eaught the second the other day . . . The Dunbar;S S10 " Caueht-fish; until they, were just Friday to detenjilne' on the das ; v CWrel, tttii3»: W*«'« ?•»*>• >!»«•, V»A, N. V.,;;' ' V •'.; I .-»- —apbunai' L«t lu**hnli»- £3 first.sacksr had OBe.-"Se6ra tey "troies at"tha :iMMl^bt'th* *W3| (1) Cenerater stenm-lntho conlcni aorae harhaand foots halp-Nature bulld^ woibaseuWto, polller,: Smith; Hoin» about blue In the face. Although 1 Ct* liu»i»wlhy tbaS Id STmiH you'll-jing too! Recreation Softbajl League would draw "more interest if ,: Smith; Hoin» the scene of operation, rival rep ifsiaes: • v ' •;:•.'•.•. •.•,;'. ;•-•:, •': .' receptaelp- which > passing through; up raon pliyslealf«al«tanea and thua help run, B-4 • 2 the'tube V'apodsostUe'ltQuld poison enftrav and:nata flfo worth llvlns aealn. tletlerr. «-«,-.j;ryantRarc61Uej;ry tRa,rc61Uerr (I(I . fiimsiônfiimsiôn ot.'tVie morning 'the sun finally outcome of. this event shbuld QroV iflth Donahue la hls'sacondtr ln.tlio roctanffnlur- can.V Deadly to i •• | i 1 i. .t —'LQI-III I ililb •mill I' I I —~~~T—~?~VT—~T~ ^~~— ''"Rrnrri 3TlffB 1 n1 ! tn 1Aof« than a .million -women have r*- d ly two woeks ago: but the: boys are'still- lnture—what niade him"fall down?' .. .. . *.:.8raltft:3;- broke thr6Ugn aBBtrrCTlM Uiu day eUtei»ku> Railwa btiRfl In nil' «>TT'"'I. ""'' '" ° ""* TH»rt»d h»nnBt—why not lat rlnkham'a Kettner. Double, play, Bt sCayefl' heliily', perfect for flshlne _ .uaHcries, Btutski- and Tarr' MJatoa" Jm*J Uttla rtroiib man' fcelncs,: * household", pets nnd "ComiKiund hclH >UU, tlUI. II' ' :"Erippcd:by bis record, I-thlnk." fishermen-who. have fished out o Ine thru" tfj^ne tlfnea.UUe It ( I ^laying outthe_schedule.of_L'what.pfat'-i.games^.~-' ' son, - Umpire. j.Jenkuft. iMBi" and iseiav: tJmph«, sake Sayrwuiofe to ^the 'Bthet'l'll home forntsfctne*.- ;3>evlco < (S> =«lec- -cm. Ttrjm>K6yMffyttr^T6lat'°}'lft''e8%er

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levying a new relief tax via the hidden lpeth64> The pref trted newspaper- brines the best Establishes July IS. 3 politicians are far from a courageous l6t Vfaeh tt comes •yOU EITHER KISS FIH SSTllsi their aW*""*? »g the "Comln* results for advertisers. It is sot a, good X4?0 Broad Street TeL Kah. 7-OfioO Babway, OR. ITS THE AUMONy Sold During Mont events" column of The Record, Spies advertising medium unless It present* to advocating things the public can see. trhey know COURTS WM1CW CO VOO in thii column Itf-fre*. ,U>x event* In accounts of all local happenings. The Walter F. Marple _. Publisher WIFE 5EEK3 A PREFER? •Nuance and ebnralt .this column to Record's large paid-circulation attests to - _ Editor that to come out in favor of a "direct tax Would be a Chevrolet Dealers Go Ove ^!oU cdtafWt with otlur or.ankaUoni. jMoworJtlowarda \j.C. wooaruu-Woodruff-^, „. . .. DIVORCE BECAUSE HEP." its popularity with readers who like It be- case of politician suicide. The more X get to know 100,000 Mjirk For I Call The Hicord *n& We will be Vfeued cause Is Is complete. That's why The Bee< This newspaper was founded and Is maintained upon the principal somt politicians the more I wish some of tbeirt would HUSBAND REFUSED TO W5S I to Inform you of any activity Ibted. The Rahway Record ord Is a productive advertising medium, of a defer, concise and unbiased presentation of all tbe Interesting 40th Month n«wir of the community, and upon the basis ef a progressive commit suicide, political or otherwise. •--"" • HER. PET. POODLE., W THE PAST-IS GONE Q WE FACE TO-DAV T^g editorial policy. ' ~* An Indication of the sis* and PublUhsd Friuay Published Friday Morahwy scope of the used ear Industry VOL. in, NO. KAHWAY, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938 Cents a W«k Delivered by Carrier PRICE! SHREK CENTS Friday, July 15, 1938 The merchants probably don't want this nfew gross re- America is given by the used ea, receipts tax any more than the customer. IJowever, the sales of the Chevroet dealers dur. DttKVEB PACES CHAEGES me the present year and for'man SHALL KAHWAY BUILO merchant, who is already heavily taxed from all sides AFTER MISHAP IN CITY City Candidates Designated By Republicans could merely pass the receipts tax onto tne public. The than three years consecutively, Republicans Select A NEW HIGH SCHOOL? cording to William E. Holler, g _ A reckless driving eharge Case Warns Against For some time, the Board of Education has been ac- public always pays^ m the long run, anyway, regardless eral sales manager of the Chevrolet was made against a Washing- of whether the tax is hidden or direct. If another tax is Motor Division. - - ton, D. C, Motorist fay a young tively considering plans for a new high school building on "June sales of used cars total,. the site now occupied as Riverside Park.. Plans have pro- necessary for relief I suppose we must have it. But il we Six Candidates To Woodbridge driver Wednesday do, let's have a diiTn;ria^ritke~thH~inrles~ta'3t'~tfo'"we• wiS~ 133.701." nc said, "and It was tin Costly School That gressed to a point where the entire proposition, including 40th eonweutive month that Cliev. Jwtween East Scott and East feel; it every time we pay it. rolet dealers cxecw!cd~the 100 0M Grand avenues In whlehjt we- financing, may be presented to the public. mark It brought the 1938 totil n September Tonight in the auditorium of Rahway High School, a to 725.080-and-the grand-tolal-fa, _ -public- hearing will be held at which time the school pro- ~The more pain we suffer when paying a tax the forty months to" S ,132.819." SUehael J. Schubirt, IS of posal will be outlined to the citizenry and anyone may be quicker the tax will be eliminated. There are too many It has been estimated that the gsignate Carl Jacabsen As Mayoralty Wosdbridge tnade the charge greedy politicians around today, who are seeking all used car business in the country against Edward t>.a Buffhigear ha-d Predicts 50-Point Rise In 1939 Tax Rate pro os liiu. mi annual'dollar to•trucn aftek r theBuftliurton'' other a machineear ha.d sorts of ways to spend the public's trujnfly. ffiyq the"" \ 1 ^ hhllllftfl i Caiiaidate;WoIcoliTRF SehabifVrwma Even Though New-Expenditures-^— along the lines of an old-fashioned town meeting with Kah- -another indirect tax to play aioutitl wltli, and we'll erine scnubcrt* A3 was treated a difficult time getting them to repeal ii. Maybe if a that there are more-than"; U.00Q, In Mcntarisl Hospital for a. Aren t Authorized way citizens and officials convening to talk over a proposal 000 motorists who buy •wrenched seek. Bufflngtsa which looms as the most vital the city has faced in years. direct tax were levied for 'relief, we would take more In theliscd car market. •••t«r j The meetings which have been held on this proposal "Tntnerrest—nrÊhiEn?eiief~-sittrGrtiratr~~wnii;t~w^rTsyeT~isii|*por/t-~ siBee.' FmtTelsaen Cfowley and %v were open to the public but were not attended by members in^ now by indirect taxation. And if the public watched age hour were sold by eempani WeUIinf Invetlirated. the cash box a little closer maybe there would be less dealers since March, 1835. when Republicans designated,the slate theyjviU enter in the Although he strongly favors action~~which will relieve of the general citizenry. However tonight the Board of the present record, was- stanwi Fall primary- election- wHerrtheTttirHes iSf"s5c ~" Education is inviting every person to come and learn more chiseling. * ~ " ~~ That means about-13 pernunuti |- *vererowding-of city schools, Councilman'Case of the city's about the proposal. If the rnajrtrity ct tho ritirpns nf Rah- finance committee doesjjofbelieve Rahway can undertake per •'geek and_ an average m cgerribers in Moose Home this week. The action was in prr.ôorl urith tha The politicians will fiflht to thp lnst rlitr;h "- ~ - - 1 1 1 • m 1 1 HIM îi II Tin T**- WUMUH Waa '111 •the- eonotruetion-of-t-he prop&aed-$^G4,000 liigh school with" think the pity contrast to last year when the party filled its slate by a Of I^vcr May SQOII —John T. KlaM Photo" —John T. Eliue Kioto —John T. KIas» Photo -Construction now, plans will be abandoned. direct tax because they fear for their personal scalps, not •There are 9,400 Chevrolet deal. DENNIS TJONOVAN CARL JACOBSEN FERDENANO P. WOIXiOTT out boosting the city's bonded indebtedness and tax rate toj If sentiment is really in favor of a new building at the the public welfare. If we must have another taxT I hope erTln lhe"Onltei ivrite-in campaign- at-thfr-prifaarjr^îection:" Heading the Council, Third Ward Mayor Connciunan-At-Laree. a point where they will prove a handicap to the city's wel- employ an' overage of 30,000 sale*. ninority party's ticket is Carl Jacobsen; 464 West Milton Be Discontinued present time, it is equally safe to predict that Rahway it will be a direct .one. The hidden taxes last too; long. OFFICIAL SCORING FOR "real estate bears sixty-tour per fare. Direct taxes are much easier to kill. cent of the burden," using *the ivenue, who will be supported for the mayoralty and will won't experience any trouble getting federal funds to aid FIVI-SUIT BRIDGE • Case expresses these sentiments in completion of the project. taxpayers figures. sum cobbled up by the SVden •un against the Democratic incumbent. Mayor- Barger. Propose To Rent Stale in a letter sent to the Board of y Tha jtaiwnffeanr Know Federal GaW»te» —^~ government Ferdinand P. Waleettr-M)88-Mitfoood drive, was Uatetf aa •Edumliuu UUs week. eTii&B wrUlB' We don't expect many persons to attend tonight's ses- By adding together the following The purpose of these articles 1 that a 50-point Increase in tho Five-Sult BWdga Anaeiailait, he party's choice for CouneUman-at-largc and will vie for 1839 tax rate is anticipated even- sion. There doesn't seem to be any opposition "to the plans Eli CulborHon, Pratldent amounts: $190/500.000 In taxes to acquaint more people with th Now Pays For the scrapbook Your paid by Hew Jersey to the Federal true facts concernlns soyernmeat his j»ost with Council President Patten, Democratic iri- When His Truck Is though no new expenditures are for a new school and for this reason, most folks will stay authorised: -pointed out that away,—But it ia .the duty uf Hie public to take an interest -History-of—Ranway-^fom Itceard S -government for the year eadlag He Ketraup 40 Government June 30. 1037 (This figure Includes better realization of the huge SUB Counclt eandldfttftJ listed were:*- duration in an effort to end pollu- the 1938 rate would have been even; in this matter. During the past years, a large number of Essie* • so Income tax. miscellaneous Internal that tliey are yearly "called up« jtliur E. tion of the Rahway River caused Struck By Another higher had not sufficient surplus independent and organized groups have urged- construction Spade* and Hssrts 25 revenue tax and payroll taxes) and to contribute for the rt 6 ^ by the flow of sewage from New cash been available, largely be» Rahway 70 Years Ago OUraoad and Clubs 20 •» A. «. 1VHSON $340,000,000 for taxes levied for Government the sooner jersey Reformatory are rapidly cause of improved tax receipts of a new high school. A4 least some of the representatives 19SS Priee street. Are Henry Gordon Succumbs which exceeded estimates. Prom The National Democrat, July 16. 1888 Game Is ISO points SEAL ESTATE TAXES state and local Government pur- possible to control government* drawing, to a dose, according to expenditures. Many things en' nd Ward; Dennis (Peter) Dono- Councilman Feakes. of the engin- Suggests Cheaper Construction of these groups should be present tonight. Jollification—Mayor Whitney, after the adjournment of Th» Bont-I»-8-trlcli» It Is interesting to note the In-poses, making a total of $530,000.- an. 830 Biyaat stnet, .Third To Injuries Received" creasing Interest being taken by 000 for all state, county, local l andd Scenes Of Crashes eering committee, and the pollu- To relieve the crowded school Objectors, if any, should be there by all means. The Council on Tuesday evening, invited the members up to his Undertrlcks and Ovenrlckn are In Sunday Mishap conditions. Case suggested that the more and more citizens In the cost Federal taxes levied In New Jersey aii Haadwood avenue. Fourth tion will soon be ended. time to protest is now and not when the school is built and house where he entertained them very handsomely. Toasts scored as la Contract. of government. A particular In- the percentage which real estate citizens. Peakes. LJeut. William E. Kulp Board of Education undertake a •Hooor boDui«i v.rp the same as 'ard. No etndidBte *as desl*- Despite Signals Henry Gordon. 64 of 1002 Newless expensive proposition as a^, the tax bills are issued. were drunk and the utmost good feeling prevailed, the In Contract; except that B aces ia stance Is' on editorial recently taves levied for state and local gov- Perhaps the most cerloos condl for either O» rWhWudisr of the institution. Councilman appearing In one of the oldestfemment purposes bears to thUoe n facing the taxpayer, ts a *££ Hedeman and Engineer Bedeman Brunswick avenue, died in Middle- temporary measure and suggested We favor a new high school building and think the ma- JDemocrats and the Republicans joining in the best of ~ose band count 300 points. sex County Hospital Sunday night, a building on the Lincoln School weekly newspapers in the state. total is 41 percent. tendencyy la levy taxes In excess-excesse ' Ejrr*« for Ca Burned Out Lamp Causes have evolved a plan whereby the jority of the people agree with us. Everybody will agree humor. Non-Vul. Vul. It referred to a statement made . This statement is in no" sense in-" the ajnount actually needed 1 state will be offered the oppor- three Jjojirs after his truck was site which could be used as a that the present structure is far from adequate. The city Small Slam Uttr.i GOO 780 Rayraond ,^. of Baraett One Mishap In Third - struck by another truck in OakJunior high school now and later,_ _ tt A Jacksonian Association was organized in this city Grand " (16 " ) 1000 1500 by the New Jersey State League tended to convey the 'thought*that carry on Indispensable tunity to discharge waste from the M of Municipalities that ''ninety trwt appeared mt the meeting and Institution Into Rshm-ay'ssertloiv Tree road Rarttnn Township, when a new "high school is built, fathers report that the: debt limit will not be exceeded by Wednesday night last the following officers elected: Pres., Super - (IS-") 1600 5000 real.estaie does":not now bear a: Nathan Greenspan of Avenel used to house increasing Lincoln construction now. The PWA will probably provide 45 per- percent of the total property tax sufficient part of the burden- U oftlie Rahway Valley trunk sewer William H. Peterson; vice^Pres., Edmund G. McGuckin; Is levied against real estate. Sev- Is Intended, however, to elve the of Uie community. Then, and on! and pay the city a fee on the basis street. Avenel. driver of the other classes. Ltction is contemplated—now while cater beard. All but one of T*o city intersections which are hlcle. was held- for Uii Treasurer, William M.—Crowell;—Recording Secretaryv -acem-ato figures: to allow the tre then. »1H- ' eallonirge: UDUKTN 5 letter g cafitudata,.; paulsai. wiil_ be the scenes ol hunierous accidents Council. First Ward SurTon a" choVBe"OrcauTing^hl P ' ***™**e* *? Dr. En- if the building is built in the future, the city may have to for state, county and local govern- mendous cost of all government ment at a price ue can tteh- loial political de- despite traffic lights were again Peakcs and bis colleagues found Connell.- Fourth Ward Council, Second Ward with a motor vehicle. TwUnan. president of the school David J. Bunn; Financial Secretary, Lewis Hyer. ment. Including schools, comes pay. that tHere are two lines running bear the entire cost by local taxation. "~: and to call attention to the huge uu in the primary election. Paul- the location of minor collisions The local driver was waiting to board, has also been placed before Among the list of graduates in the Annual Catalogue of from local property taxation. Nine- Wednesday. from the reformatory to the river the. Mayor and members of tho The site has been condemned by some who fear flood- ty-nine percent-:ot total revenue* W sought th« Ptet Ward Cottocll now, one a 24-lnch line and the Former Rahway Attorney turn off Oak Tree road into the Pennington Seminary we^notice the name of E. Forrest uniueoettf (Efly last y*4r. ©ae mishap mis caused' at Actions Against driveway of Hyman Kan sol from Board of School Estimate. Tho ing. Engineers report that flooding would not be a danger. , for schools' comes from property other an eight-inch line. It is Passes Counsellor Etam Republicansi&ack letter follows: Moore of this city. taxes." Life. Auto. Fire NSURANCE BROKER RAhway 1? No eettttty eommltuse eandldate* Jaques and West Hkzelweod ave- planned to connect the eighth-inch whom he was going to purchase It ;has not been determined whether the condition of the SSobbtry, Esecatar.1 let W. KMESSOX •it annou£tc«d, Uila belntf left to nue* when the lamp behind the eggs. The crash- overturned ills "Before getting down to the real Rejoicing—The news of the nomination of Seymour and The' uniformed taxpayer would : line with, tha trunk sewer at East Tardy Taxpayers C. Alan -Phillips, formerly of Mayor Schultz In subject of this letter, which is, oj ground is suitable to bear the weight of a large structure. be led to believe that ninety per- Fidelity. Pub. Uab. " ' - ' " jm* f«d.::J»nsv.ln:: fh; e traffic -signal truck and inflicted fatal injuries. Blair was received with demonstrations of satisfaction in ba^MlfciSl Mte?WBlai S. Central avenue. Is one of SO Mr. Gordon was in the butter and course, the advisability of proceed- If the site is technically not suitable, it will have to be cent of the taxes paid are. burdens bl Colonlm^rai traveling north on This line -will carry sewage only. ing with the construction of a new this city on Thursday night last. A salute was fired from upon real estate. Former Gover- ^lWi Clark lawyers who nas passed the ex- egg -business. A native of James- abandoned. Jaques avenue and entered the In- One Hi**** "into Klver Contest In Clark burg, he had lived here for 35 years high school according to the plans the cannon on the park by the depot and large numbers nor EStokes, publicly commenting teneetion because there was ao s*d amination for counsellor-at-law, now under consideration By tho. There is no more central site available than Riverside on this statement, said that It was gdate* in the 13 . ^ Ground water -wjOl be carried in and?wos a member of Jamesburg assembled at the Reading Club and Headquarters, where u. four 6tB«* are to be aimed light warning her. Joseph Crastla the larsrer line and. will empty into Delinquents Get Respite according to an announcement last Governing Body Member Presbyterian Church. Board of Education, I want to ex- .' Park and the plans for the school site have been so ar- misleading and gives as his reason weekend by the State Board of Bar press > my appreciation of tho speeches and cheering werq the order of the evening. the two-:sew election dlstftei fHth «as drivlng-_;hlj car the river, thus conserving space in Funeral Wednesday ranged as to make the location an ideal one. that the full picture is not shown. BIGGER-BETTER west on Hsi*lwood avenue '«nd From Planned- Fore- Examiners. The former Rahway Is Given Support Of 61ub Board's action in holding last Fri- The New Jersey Taxpayers As- tinea lust year's election. the trunk sewer and savins extra He attended Second Presbyterian In announelag the <-«wrtirt«M»« crossed on a^ff**n light. charges as the use of the sewer is man was one of 225 attorneys who At Recent Session day night's public meeting. The The main consideration, we think, is whether Rahway sociation recently relcased_.tleures closure Proceedings. Church here. In addition to hisdiscussion which took place and -Rahway 65 Yars Ago Republican . City Cotumlttee His.. cacrr struckkUistruckkUie Cdlonla nia- based upon the flow. A measurer _took_lhe examination in April. wife. Alice, he is'also survived by- taxpayers* are-'rtn a position to carry the added burden! on this subject showing that the chlne; Mayor Charles Schultz. who has 'the presentation of different view- —i— ~ Prom The Advocate and Times. July 16. 1873 total taxes levied for state and the following bloaniplucll* —*Jthough*Tg*s Q cars were: ment of the Oow^lias been made Foreclosure proceedings against He is now eligible-to carry on his a son. Grant of Rahway, a grand- which this construction will place upon them, if taxes^ ;ehas: • -•}:•"":'•• damagedamagedd , there wwere>e o injuries and will be the basis of the charge several times been elected to the points helped greatly to clartfsi A mad dog was killed on Grand street yesterday. He local government purposes for 1937 several large property owners practice in the highest courts of Clark Tovraship Committee on the son and a brother, William of my .own thoughts on the matter, ' will not jump, we think now is the time to construct a high approximately $340X00,000 y CanaHato reported to Patrolman Walker who to the Institution. the state. Phillips recently moved South Plainfield. — hjvesUgated and found the It will be cheaper for the state whose tax payments are delinquent Democratic ticket, this week was and I am sure did the some for school. chased a woman into a house and caught her dress as she Prune rose bushes in Uie sprtoe and total property tax assessed for Jarobsen Is a native of Gopen- to Westfield. He is a graduate of given the support of the Clark Re- Funeral services were held Wed- everyone else who was present. It ran into the room and closed the door,_ leaving a portion of before" growth hasTstartad. Cut out i 1031 was approximately $343,000.- Demaark and was educated burned out. ijsay for.use of the trunk line were «Jthheld by the Clark Town- Princeton University and the Har- nesday at the Lehrer Funeral Few, if any, communities" have ever gone bankrupt The other mishap was caused at lata^to build Its own ^disposal ship Committee this week because publican Club. At a largely-at- is to be regretted that the meeting her dress shut fast in the door. The dbg chewed-up the all dead wood and .weak wood, and I 000. Of this latter figure about public schools. Royal Danish vard School of Law? He was ad- dejd__meettag^_the _club_went.. on. Home, 195 West Main street, with .because-they.-prov.ided adequate school facilities; A well- d Ontral anrt St. fU^nrvr 'avrmiKc plant^Peaktes-polnts-out^^M-th e- of the ah5ence-T>f"Commltteemgn: -mi prr Chester; fi was not more -largely attended. dress and ran up and down the^treet till John.Parrell fired cut- back the strong-rcaaes-ôf-last $a5.000.000;war ievled-oh personal -g when—e«rsj-operated"by S^Rihway" wul~recclve record -as favoring- -Mayor Schults Rising "Vot -baânged-educatiuiial system hH5~reSuIteeTTh" the growth season's growth •• to half their property and " subCfactlne this -Arthur gaaie Robert Hodcc. It had been voted that time-has been engaged in his for re-election. Burial was in Rahway Cemetery. at him. length. • ...... amount leaves S218.O00.OOO as the is in Business Administration. Batten of Union and Cora Blnsle revenue throueh-rentol of its space practice in Newark. Pallbearers were Fred Tier, John "Somewhat to my su of many communities. Rahway should be no exception. A delicious to the institution. • ... : at a previous meeting that unless Several new members~were re- ever, I discovered'from conversa- The Rev. August Lepp of German''Reformed Church burden borne, by real estate, "in fe hM lived in this eountr? for of Westtleld collided. A. Stiles, George Browcr, William The Board of Education and other official'bodies con- JV.tw-rgnt.otUho-deHnguenclos.had- nnrT •Mnn^.nftier...t.ne-raootlnB~that-I-hojd- thte «-former-Bemocratic county-co -don't need public consent vs !nttfd-Stetesr-rge" was: eiagleyed- •thj-pollutioti eaded for sy 1iccn cleared up by this week, forc- Frank Selbe. •not succeeded in making my own" Our manufacturers would do well to prepare in time drin Relief Board and has contended that the s mitteewomon. Charles Hornig, position clear. Many people, it tlie Slauns UaBdeto Company dosure proceedings would be instl- cede with plans for the building. However .".Since this is a ordered Rahway to stop "polluttoe Hearings Monday Miss Edith Shapiro. William Roach appeared, left with the impression for the next fair of the New-Jersey State Agricultural So- East Orange for 13 years as pur- Names Its Chairman •and—wau community, proposition, it is well that an opportunuity is - lng agent aBd'-asjlstant-gen- •tt»n4«r and at the'same being provided for the public to become informed first ciety to be held inâverly. -Alreacly we3fear oT¥6me who wilh unusual manager before' he came to .The organisation meeting of the nothing about stopping pollution TwsLPpUcation of Vito Barraco made for the first annual' clamZ- Meet Momfay-0ir ure to remedy the intolerable situ- are preparing and many others might if they would but thway in 1915 as assistant pro- newly formed Clark Township-As- from the institution. for a liquor license to operate the Oh Zone Changes bake and outing at Walnut grove, ation of overcrowding and part hand. __ former Ace of-^Hearts tavern- in August 13, in charge of Wilfred time classes now existing in our take the" trouble. ion' manager «sf the: Reelna sistance Board was held tills week The officials conducting the ne- Holland, Judge Jerome' Portugal.' License Ordinance Tonight at 8 P. M. is thetime and the high school audi- fruit flavors orp. of this city. He Is noa' pur- In' the home t>f Jacob' Kopp. over- gotiations will meet Monday night Rarttan rood) was^tabled for fur- Garages And Six-Family school system. This misunder- Joseph Ginsi, Town Committtee- torium is the place to settle the question. The public is laslnE agent at Rselnft Corp. seer of the poor. • The members at which time it is expected that ther consideration. Attorney Welt- standing was due. I think, to two. chek reported that, proeresswas Dwelling Requested man Robert Hodge, Mrs.' Nathan tnmBS the chief party in interest and should be represented to- ' . — ' Rahway 30 Years Ago Jocobsen has resided In thoef the board Include 'Miss Sadie the charges will be fixed. If ap- Shapiro, president of Board of Revisions Made By CaseTo" - ^^ ""J insistence that Prom The Union Democrat, July 18, 1B08 that can Kopth. chairman. C. A. Habtland proved, by the state, the connec- being made in getting owncrsôf By Applicants • -L we must discuss and consider tho , night. Continued on paste Eight* and Albert Klelson. Kopp was ap- tion will be made promptly. - property along Valley road to don> Education: President Lawrence problem calmly and carefully from Tom Borden of .Grand street and Clifford Hillman-of Roach, Secretary Joseph Kosik. Exempt Some Classes \ all angles without, being swayed" pointed director of welfare and , Reformatory sewage now-.flows ate small pieces of property so the hearing on two Seminary—avenue, started—Wednesday—raormng—^f—last- •ttet us Merofatryt- the ilvey at'Hagrih road can—be wideucU^jjS~tumwl- code to allow con- Fee Will Re Cut "by overren&husiasilc partisans or lar. ineetings. will . be held RggtFrdlreeMevery wood avenuy Inteo and Is one of the few over to the. county which will struotion~ s e c 14 Callum of Rnliway nyaiiist Mra. t»odyr askingrwny "CKrk-pald IS^fbors ~wXU~protcst dBa5srT^""pro-"f^ J^^ ^ ;^!i, ^^^; ^ censed by the state. The lee, When Your Great, Great taxes"—and they are paid principally by the person of last winter, whether .the voting machines should be re- Editorial* Kate McCallum, also of Rahway, cents per gallon for road binder posed change. reported on the^Qounty moonlight your personal affairs. Your checks also 11 sail, held Tuesday inght. originally set at $21 per year plus tained or rejected. There were majorities against the on his charge, of desertion. Be while Ocean County received the The "other application has been a $5 police investigation fee, will randmother Was "small and moderate means. A loaf of bread, for example, reveal-your close relationship with this •'• SaaaI._:.X_..:. :_. 8, S is talced 57 times The tax collector gets his share when machine in all the wards. Thus Rahway will be freed was ordered to pay $12 weekly to material for much,less. filed by Llyle Reeb for the former be reduced. Case has left tills sec- A Girl bank—an added testimonial to your per- M "He prb^ntea'a aipTpuiB showing XjihgstrotK mansion at 190 West P. B. A. MEETS TODiV. tion of the revised ordinance blank ntfpit the essntry «nd theatre* 18, IS Back in the days when your , -you pay your rent, buy a suit of clothes, go to » movie or from the voting machine nuisance at the election this fall. the mother, The wife denied the the lower price in Ocean County. Milton avenue which has been al- and it is probable-that a. nominal great great grandmother was a .Orders sufficient to keep theshofjB running full time sonal and financial soundness. the sp«eeKe( h» luu wade sad Town Talk . _..; 9. Rohw&y Local, P. B. A., meets. do__nlrnost anything else. •' U t charges. The clipping, however, did not tered Jo containnpn-housekeeping at, 4- P. 'M.- today- at .nollca heari- . ffi» grili.hu nrnvlriprt girl the Rahway Record wai lor 'ribnearll y a year havh e been received atfth'' e Uru¥e'factoryf . — — «ji "of. tainmenb state'the~type of utHn comparlsonr BpaTtmentS. Heeb seeks permission quarters to plan a, clambake to be of tne^Jjigher one which drew ob- ads were serving the people of ( with that purchased at a nigher to construct 16 attached garages on this community Just as they ore Sight-seeing cars and taxicabs are called for from Cuba, will find it both pleasant and convenient Jmt u natar*ny the totl- helV.Alrd1 >>ttthise foifalll . ' 1 jections. today. admlnbtnUin tM9Cg nng~ blacksmitHsT ômmjfesion lssued~a~stafeiHe5t yes- them was presented ii past millers, general stores and" terday expressing gratification at^the_passage ^.U,^JJ^ terially reduced if an experiment fusion which has resulted in Uiecommander's jewel last niehfc-dur- -Camera—enthusiasts—aro—given Eictujes-do notJiave-to be largo advertising their "services _ .Eroponents-of the proposal favor this "method of taxa- dmance on Wednesday night providing for purchase of the planned by Acting Chief Stewart" vast. ing a large meeting of post and Police Chief Cllf f ord W. Dunphy I plenty of varied subjects and the- but should be large enough to and tneirttrares because. Just as is successful. Stewart has ob- The new type lamps which will is a member of the class which will today, Thfe-Becord carried their tion because it would be "painless." That is, the public Vail plot and at the strong sentiment of the people ex- Auxiliary, members in East Cherry added inducement of worth-while bring out details, Scafatl an- Rahway tained a new type of lens which be' tried contain two filaments and street headquarters. be graduated from the Federal nounced, There will be prizes for message intp>fehe homes of the will pay this tax along with, a lot of other hidden taxes and pressed at -the meeting m favor of the purcfiasfe of the will be tried for a month " when tha mala filament burns out. Bureau of Investigation's National prizes by the Rahway Recreation Mm tvifTit- romlrni, most people they wanted, to reach. raiul-Juiuwrit.—Pum uld-T-ummiu mid Tesslg-Taxpayer will cc-Acatie iy-in—Washshinarton-to: s •Cbmnusslon—wiHeK—today—-an- property ior park purposesr-TtarpTrrchHinn>rieg-1s-$37;000 "bestr'from a photogrnpntc view- change, locate lost articles, pb- dig down for another few cents taxes for each dollar pur- "ptntc," bocrowlnr 1h» at Main street "and Elizabeth-ave- it-^will—illuminate—the—lens morrow; Graduation exercises will nounced a candid camera contest point, etc., Scafati said. for the plot located m the heart of the city. •« Sued is Iiidleai* the and may also indicate to the In- Didja taln help or find employassntr chase and complain about the high prices instead of kicking nue. be held. In the. Great Hall of thefor Rahwdy residents, young and Winning pictures will be en-use a Record want ad. - -^\ This city, with the exception of a few lights in the lational Bank thasUy aalnxs Id ttukalA and tfse of the new type lens will specting officers that, a new lamp Department of Justice Building at old. .. - larged and displayed with play- They -cet results because they ^sboUt the'taxes as we all did when we had to fork over eastern section, was in total darkness for five hours Sun- td G*rmany by whtoh theme allow for use of 25 watt lamps In- Is needed. * Notice 10 A. M. _ The only restrictions set.up arc ground handcraft. All pictures are so widely read. ,two cents here and there for the sales tax. The reason the day night following the season's most severe wind and elec- totaliUrUn kovernhwnU' rW stead ,of Uie 60 watt sizes now If the plan Is a success, it is ex- the large -number of barbery J. Edgar Hoover, director of the that entrants must be Railway should be entered with. Scafatl at Member Federal Reserve System • > hf rkbelUon* leftd- b«lne used. The new lenses are pected to be adopted by the police bushes which extend half way over P. B. I- will be In charge of theresidcnt5_and_raufe.t_takc_tlieir_Blcr. hisjb: TrrtlWg ffttntûS* r«eeWea to S:Od 9. ii. Balfes_taxJiHas_Eapcaled_so-quicUy-was-beoause-the-public -tricfrr^storm — 23 — committee and Will result in a Uie public sidewalks In some sec- ceremonies, bunphy is expected refused to stand for" it. But all of us are paying' a hidden 1 so made that they allow marc tures at the various playgrounds A,iaong the many subjects sug- Hiember "Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation itlbn cominUlon,* light to filter through and are saving in current as well as intlons Qf the city? to return to his duties at police located throughout the city; There gested at the - playgrounds are JtABWA* O tax on every article we buy these days. A loaf of bread, With ideal weather conditions prevailing the initial Sun- la kAppond id be headquarters here Tuesday. Dur- day School excursion to Long Branch and AsburvParkwn«i therefore wore easily scon by mo- lamp costs. Lamps Installed in It Isn't very comfortable to run Is no entry fee, ago limit or limit those of a youngster Intently WANT At>S COS* for exarnple, is taxed 57 timw " * fikl tbf"(* «'ff"«'« hnwi mit into Chose prlclcy erowlns at nlgnt '"IT thit tirfig hr hnr Vifun tnlfln nbi Bf-ptett BrKlng'en' at table to eat it. yesterday under the auspices of the combined schools not require a high watt lamp be" TBeeause of being switched on and or run into them £nd have the the three months' course, Police trant may submit. Anthony Sca- one of the, various .games- In prog- More than 1,000 children attended. hind them. off continually. This shortens water from the recent rains fan on Clerk Cteorge W. Stewart has been fatl, recreation supervisor, has ress or % group' of youngsters sit- 1 their lives_a«d keeps police, busj; acting ehief. of the local depart- %^5™iSJ H*2*^ - - ^Continued -onrPafto 14 - - 1 lenses are made _so_thftt one's clothing. ptenned-the-contsst. which -begins todays ana .closes A-UCUSL B story during the story hour.

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