<MEN IN THE NEWS' PROFILES FOLLOW DONOHUE'S SPORTS m. RUSSELL AND HIS MEN COMMENT IN'OR SO IT SEEMS' 0N THE EDITORIAL PAGE EVERY WEEK ON SPORT PAGE fl XVI, No. 39 WOODRRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY/NOVEMBER 30, 1934 PRICE THREE CENli* .....jjaMKi WATER RATES HERE LARSON MAY STAY FROM OUR LASHED AS'UNJUST' helin Mother Prays Desperately IN THE TAX OFFICE BONDHOLDER SUES SCH0OL60ARD FRONT For Old Mattress You Don't Need INTOWfTSPETITION It seemj nj if there must be someone in Woodbridge Town- ASTRAINERDEPUTY ship who !ia8 an old mattresj thnt isn't in use nny more. AS TOWN PLANS $15,000 STADIUM McElroy Files Plea With Not a new one, you understand. A mother up in Iseiin, who Administration Ponders Hobart Files Papers WINDOW has worried dnys nnd sleepless nights, ngonizfed because there is G.O.P. Caucus Tonight Set Public Utility Board food nnd fuel and warm clothing thnt must comevsomewherc for Wisdom of Rehiring To Leave Board Get $1,022.50 Due her youngsters, isn't asking for something new and fluffy nnd To Approve Site Negligent service at tke local soft. Just a mattress. ,,,ciigcr station of the Penn.yl- Asking Reduction Beaten Incumbent On Grove St. On July 1 It isn't for herself. She will bo a good sport and make the j,.,,,ia RnilrOnd i« injuring rather most of that hard spring on her bed with only m piece of thin ,1 ,n increasing patronage, it- AUTHORIZE 6'; PROFIT enrdhonrd for n cushion these dreary, drizily nights when tho eold FEAR DEFYING VOTERS CERAMICS SUGGESTED FEAR ORGANIZED PUSl! ,ir,ling to regular commuters just can't bo kept out. She has mnde the most of it for a long Jho find it so difficult to dol in Official Charges Alleged whilo now. She simply will not complain about her plighj. It's But Followers Of Defeated $150,000 Is Now Past-Dtie;! ,!„. Woodbridge Office thnt they just so the kids will have a little better time of it. They bnven't But Committee Will Vote ,r,. buying monthly tickets in Low Prices To The much and she is their mother. Candidate May Be With More Maturities f| % . li.ihway, NcwarU and New York. * * * * For Other Location; ||1(. ticket window is open so Firm's Affiliates Someone told the local Red Cross Chapter this sad little tale. Pacified By Move Coming January 1 \^r [,.w tninutci before the arrival But people have become a little tired of giving, it sec^ns. They Cost: $13,816.60 „( trains and closed, they say, Wnodbridge Township, in Argue that they themselves have their worries, their trinls, frus- Is C. Albert Larson to re- The whole p'recarioiiii^ |,rfore the train scarcely leaves trated hopes and bitter disappointments. And besides, they gave Unless legal or ethical bar- ,. station, that those limited a petition to the Board of main in the Tax Collector's debt structure on- whic^S. ll when they had it. Someone else will have to do it now. offico after January 1 when riers ultimately forbid, Woodbridge Township afla||§ ;c(,mmodations are entirely Public Utility Commission- It is hard to make people like thnt understand. To them, a Woodbridge Township is to „ inndequate. Some civic ers, alleges the fixed service mnttress is just as definite a household fixture as a radio, electric his elected term expires? its school system are operat-'* ,[ly should complain to the have a municipal athletic charges imposed by the Mid- refrigerators, a turkey and cranberry sauce on Thanksgivinggiving, n There has come to the sur- Stadium. ing is,seriously menaced of ,-nmpany headquarters, ih Phil- dlesex Water Company to be bright, merry tree on Christmas day. Mattresses? Why, face in the past few days a new threat. , . ••'vj^Q ailelphia. This might improve "pxccKstve, unjust and unreason everyone has them. consistent rumors that it is the in- Perfunctory discussion of Precisely as members off " matters. tuition of the Republican mujor- the matter will take place at able." But that mother up in Iselin hain't. the Board of Education liay&{ \1,. C. K. Brown gave tho Town ityfln the Township Committee to a caucus of the Republican The petition wan fifed by Town Maybe up in your attic, tucked behind the caves and wrapped retain Mr. Larson as a subordin- feared, a bondholder this ].•;,:h'-rs a good suggestion Monday shin Counsel Leon E. McElroy in paper now dusty, is a mattress that is just stored away and majority of the Township , j .1,1, while the committeemen ate lifter Michael J. Trainer, who week instituted suit against/ and must be answered by nex really won't be of any use for a long time, if ever. If there is, defeated the incumbent at ths'Commitee tonight to choose v,,, feeling the public pulse Wednesday by the water com the Red Cross will see that it is delivered. between the alternative sites pro- the Board of $1,000, due last;,; ..i,,,, ,i establishing an Athletic pany. polls, tnkea charge of the office. None of fhe, committee mem- posed—the so-called Ceramic July 1, plus interest of ';• ,i|nim when he recommended Further, the petition alleged: f $22,50. Since the system has ,-, •, mir in a suitable lot and col- bers, however, wfere willing to pub- Field and the Grove Street. lo \ "Thnt the rate now fixed an licly propose the move, but theThe latter, it hns been definitely ),, • me admission fees for linan- in I'lTeel as a fixed service (.'barf;, Mark D. McClain already defaulted on more , .... iidditional facilities. fact that it had been discussed by decided by the members, is prefer- than $150,000 in bonds and; by said Middlesex Water Company Nattily-Dressed Sextet's Default individuals was not denied. able and will be selected. against the several inhabitants in Whether the move would be On Monday night, according to interest and about $70,000 Now that the Township is thi' Township for water service in smart polities is debatable. present plans, an ordinance will more almost certainly will ;,,TII with new and dangerous all classifications and particularly Results In Rev. Wilson Owing 60c Larson Has Following be introduced and passed on first McCLAIN TO RESIGN become past-due on January financial difficulties, which had as to the % ill. and \ in. meters , .. Mr. Larson, of course, has a fol- rending authorizing the develop- 1, the spectre of bankruptcy ,,.,1 definitely appeared before ment. During the period between arsnnable excessivee and, affor unjustd mor, ane d(ba umen aa jLoca/ Negro Minister Goes Surety For Six Lodge Mem- lowing of some proportions which and establisment of a receiv- Monday night's public hearing, would be solidified as a strong the first and second readings, lo-FROM SCHOOL JOB; ! . altogether probable that the fair return upon the lair value of cal officials are hopeful of settling ership under the State Com- the property employed by the bers Carroming To Funeral 0/ A "Brother" In partisan unit if he were shown the >',uliuni project will be nban- consideration his retention would one or two troublesome phases missioner of Taxation defin- II.MH'II—for the present at least. eoiuptinv in rendering ami supply- which are plaguing the proposi- POLLS WIDE OPEN itl|: such service," New York, Riding In Big, Strange Car involve. There is no doubt that itely confronts the township the local Republican organization tion. ii l» recover $1,0^2.ri0 from 6% Authorized $4,000 MortRaije if other creditors turn to the 1 must bo on the alert to capitalize ransportation, Athletic : WiMnlliridge Hoard of IMIIICU- It is tin contention of the con- SUSPENDED SENTENCE DOES GREEN LITTLE GOOD Woodbridge Township holds tax courts. cern tint from its total investment on any possibility which will bol- : ,, nil a 11121 bond, may calisi ster up the morale and enthusiasm title liens to tho property in ques- Chairman Will Retire George S. Hobart, Newark '• vinbarraspment to the local iilnMit Ss,mil),001), it has re- The Rev. Anderson Wilson, Negro minister, who lives tion and may foreclose. It is ceived never more than four per of its army which received an al- lawyer, who drafted the Ministration. The Town f'om- at 295 Fulton Street, apparently owes the Township of most disastrous rout at tho polls owned by the Woodbridge Realty At First Chance ; ••••(• has been giving the School cent, return nnd for a uroatcrt Woodbridge the sum of 60 cents. Almost two weeks have Company and is mortgaged for ap- State's prohibition act which proportion of the time, less than last election day. i ., niissioncrs a run-around, nil elapsed since the local preacher rescued a party of six On the other hand, some of the proximately $4,000 by the defunct bore his name, filed the suit. \ ii. while the latter were being three per cent. Under a decision First National Rank and Trust SEATS AREN0W OPEN by the United States Circuit Court flashily-dressed Negro lodge members from the arms of leaders are wary of defying the The defaulted tond which •inil by in.sistciit creditor.*. electorate which voted Mr. Lnrson Company. of Appeals, six per cent, is au- jth, e law here by., pledgin. --u-g u -himself to the payment of the What will 'happen to the bank's A wide-open School Board he protested is the only one N ,v ;in irate hondholdor—one out,, b.y keepin. ppi g „him on the job. he owns and the show cause ii .rgc S. Hobart, of Newark thorized.